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with shlloh's Consumption Cure you
cas- cure yourself u has established the
tact that Consumption can be cared,
whlle for Coaghs, Bronchilss, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, and all diseases Of Thro4l
And Lungs, IL 10 absolutely without an
eQusl. Two doses will relieve your child
OF Group, il i pleasant TO take aud per.
fectly haFmies. 10 the youngest child, and
no mother can afford 70 be without 10.
Yoa can use two thirds Of bottle aud II
What We say IL not true We win refund
The price paid. Price 10 eta. 50 eta. And
sl.o0 per bottle. lfyoar Lungs are core
or chest OF back lame use Shiloh't Porous
Plaster. Sold by Wait & Hard, MAnches-
ter and Factory Point. VT.
Have you Dyspepsia, are you Consli.
paled, have YOU a Yellow Skin, Loss OF
Appetite, Head Ache, n 80 don't fall to
use SHiLOH'S system YlTALZER.
Il is guaranteed to relieve you, and will
you continue 10 suffer when YOU can be
cured on such terms as theseg Price 10
cts. and 70 cts. Sold by Walt 4 Hard,
Wells Persian Perfume "HACkME.
TACK is rich and fragrant. Try Il.
Sold by Wsit & Hard.
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We publish The announcements In our
advertising columns for pay, aud seldom
trouble ourselves to enquire as TO the
qualities or merits Of the wares adver-
tised, further than to assure ourselves that
they are legitimate and respectable. But
when an article performs miracles in our
midst, transforming the old to young, in
appearance at least, we cannot pass IL by
unnoticed. We know of people who,
years ago, were gray-headed and who
now wear dark aud glossy hair. How is
this? 1t evidently is not colored, for il
has perfectly natural appearance instead
of the harsh, dry, staring look of hair
stained with nitrate Of silver or other
common hair dyes, Mol 1t has been re-.
stared TO It's youthful color, lustre and
vitality by the use of that wonder, OF
wonders, Halls Vegetable Sieilian Hair
Remover. 1t has many imiiators, but
there is nothing like it, The test of years
only Increases it's fame, while its imita.
tors die and are forgotten. - Boston Daily
Globe.
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woopFt1Rp.
Look out for snow EQUALS.


Look out for snow Equals.
Lots Of wild geese flying southwark.
The Improvement boom still boometh.
--BiekfoId has slaughtered his 500 10.
porker.
-AIss Rose Harbour still tarries ia
New Haven CT
-Chsrley Andrews is the next "unfor-
tuuaIe" with an axe.
Mark Harbour made business trip
to Gardner, Mass.
The ersceful turkey slowly iipens.
Look on. for thieves.
Mrs. Abbie Harbour "pIucked" fresh
strawberry blossoms last Monday
-Wm. j. Cowell and wife from AL.
bsny, N. Y are In town.
"A Mr. Wallen from near BrAltle,oro
now occupies the house vacsted by A.
QaiitsfGeld.
Uncle, Edward Towpshend aud
MrS. SavlllA Wallen Knapp we're joIued
In The "boIy bonds" last Sunday.
Evidently John GlsAson's western
fever is subsidlug As be c,,Btsmplates re-
turnlng from Nebraska 10 Woodford.
The funeral OF Mrs. seliuda Park was
largely attended from the city church last
Wednesday. Rev. Z. G. Read on ciatIng.
Our veteran blacksmith has been out
OF health for several days. lie says IL his
debtors will walk up TO The cspiaiu's Of.
fee IL might ssve him doctors bill.
Houses were shaken, tree. aproot.
ed, fences blown down aud old women
generally badly frightened by the it rife
hurricane Vt midnight last Wednesd az.
-
Fifty former residents o. Win ington
are nov ia the baking business ia New
YORK city.
Joseph Saith, 40 employs Of E.ley's
st BrGiile6oro, seventeen month ago
while eating chowder ianeied be had
swallowed hsh bone. There b, = been
e sort Of thokAng paln 10 his sbro u ever
since; but physicians .extmising him,
eo1ld hua nothing there. lie GO ugbod
iaeeAsantiy, 40 that his ifieaa. u ought
that be was going iato e0nAnm pllon.
Bat The other day be had - NJ Isnally
WIDEST u Of coughing. and knaf Is spit
oat e0ns seven etghths OF an iDel wide,
lhia ABd broad like ; blade, 50 that II
bad isin up Close 70 hls threat. r. pain
ImmediAily ceased Snd be las Htopped
coaghEnK.
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saws Fvwma

he latest SD best BoksI = he siaisnsut
,sa, Elnlrs, y y, eli ralss s2.ooo for
DoBunssg 10 AdAn. viii an description
by MARI Tuals.
The wife Of SsBsior David Davis Of
Illinois died 81 he bone o. Der sister In
siectbFitge, hssa., on hoadsy.
Rev. Matthew Hale suitA, widely
kpown As "BafsiRb,H o. The Bosloa
Journal, died lasi Friday mOrnlng - ela
bone IL Soush Brookiyn after . short NJ
meas
Reoea. aoods 10 The Islsnd Of Jamaica
drowpsd nearly 100 psrsoss, seriously
damaged the roads and injared The ooaes
crop.
Oae spAn Of the ST. Louis, Xmas City
and Northern railway bridge over The
Mltsouh river broke down undeFa heavy
freight train lssl Saturday night, precipI-
laliug seventeen cars Of i've stock into
lbe river Three msn were Killed and
three seriously Injured
Five hundred and iiityone lhonsAnd
ounces bullion were Yesterday ordered by
ibo treasury from The assay Office q, New
York 10 the Philadelphia mint for coin
age. The director Of the mint states that
uudl further orders the coinage OF gold
Will be condBed to eagles aud bali eagles.
Gen. GFaut who Is member Of The
Grand Army, Gays that il is not po.lt-
cal organization as be understands II, but
"it is sound on one point-that this Is
nation. that this Union of States for.
ever"
The steamer Falcon, worth about $751;
600, aud having on board . cargo worth
ESQ, 900 and seven passengers, which left
Baltimore for Charleston Saturday after.
noon, collided that evening In Chesapeake
Bay with The schooner s. G. Tryon, load
cd with ice from the Kennebee river. The
steamer sank In seven fsthoms OF water
all hands we're saved.
A freight train on the Pennsylvania
railway broke apart few days since,
while running down the mountsin, near
Altoons. The rear portion gained tre-
ms1dous Roadway, Running st the rate OF
a mile q minute, aud at Kittanping Point
overlook the other part OF the train.
Twenty-four cars were completely
wrecked, one man was killed, and anoth.
er seriously Injured
Jay Cooke a. Co, whose failure Ia
1873 startled the whole country aud pre-
the subsequent panic, are at last
settling With their creditors at &il22 for
every $1,000 OF clains. The debts OF the
nrm were 5000 900 In round numbers,
when they failed, aud The estimated assets
SIG .O0O. 900, sc 600, 900, OF them 10
Northern Pacific bonds. The affairs OF
tho estate have been well managed, and
Mr.. Cooke has worked faithfully with the
receiver TO make the most possible out OF
tho assets. Events have justified bis
faith in the Northwest, aud the immense
wealth of wheat flowing over the North
ern Pacific has sent the price ofpreierred
stock of that road up from l6 l.2 to over
so, and finally placed the property of the
arm in position to more than make
good the demands upon It.
Norwich University is, il seems, to be
moved back to the town from whics i
takes It's name. Money for the necessary
buildings has been raised and work on
them will be commenced next spring.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-20

When children begin 10 cough ct night
give a dose Of Whites Elixir, one OF
two doses always stops the eongh, and
the child siceps well. Nothing i 80
wearing on small children ~ inecssant
coughing darins the nighi, A. my chill
drcn always do when they have colds, "
by any means ! happsa 20 be without
Whites Elixir. II might traly bs called
The Elixir Of life 70 81 who are subject 70
coughs and colds. 20 Jm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-20

and AZ Spring has come, you need to tAke SEINE
Kind Of blood medicine. Nov II yoar skiA IL
yellow, pimples come ont on your face aud back.
eyes duL, feel bliioas take one or two bottles OF
DR. sAwKxs INV ROOD RKnEpY, and you sill
be surprised al the change. You viii fesh mp,
cheeks will become red, eyes bright what you
eat will taste right, In fact you and all others
ahonld take Blood Remedy in the spring. AK
for Dn. BAwKHs' NV BLOOD RKnEpI, As Ne knou
Il is reliable and viii do ~ We cay or money re-.
refunded. Fer aAle by WAR HAkD. Price 81
per bottle. Is
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A World OF Good

One Of the most popular medicines
now before the American public, lie
Hop Bitters. You see it everywhere.
People take it with good effect. 1t
builds them up. II is not AZ pleasant
TO the taste as some other Bitters Is 1t
is not whiskey drink. 1t is more like
the old fashioned bone set tea that has
done a world of good Ifyou DON feel
just right try Hop Bitters. -Neuada
Relcs
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To Al who are saferinE from The efrert
AS4 iisdiscreii0ns q Toath. servers weak.
ness, early decay, les ~ mansood, &e.,
vii sssd = recipe that win care yoR,
FKEE on CnARgK. Tkis great remcdy
waA discovered b. = missionary 10 South
Amerioa. send sslf-addrossed envslops
b the RKv. j0sErH T. lNxks, NIafloa p,
Ncas York Cfg. Aly
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nAnucn POMnEns.
THE GREAT DYsPEPEIA CuRE.

A certain cure for Dyspepsis. II is
pleasant to The taste, and OF 30 friendly
nature that il 10 found to agree perfect
ly we'll with sIl ages aud both sexes. By
il The blood is purified aud the whole
body restored 10 q strong and healthy
condition.
Price 81 per box. Agents wanted. On
receipt OF money we will forward > box
OF powder with special direction by re-
turn mail. Address DIR. L. Shottick &
Co., 2l9 East 18th street, New York, N. Y.
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Wanted

sherman IL Co., Marshall, Mich, want
an agent in this county at once, 81 9 sala.
ry OF 500 q month and expenses psid.
For full particulars address rs above.
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sourm LONDONDERRY.

WIN. A. Albee is improving his
premises by the use OF the paint brush.
&C. V. Bryant has moved Into his new
shop; Geo, Walker, shoemaker, has SCI
cured rooms In BrJanrs new building
II. 5. Wilbur, matchmaker, goes into the
second story OF the old harness shop.
u. l.. Rabbit, former clerk st the
posi.ofiice, ia toschng at Wslpole, N. H..
Mr.. b. will be missed from the post.ofiice.
This town 10 sending out number OF
teachers tor The benefit of tho outside
world; We can think OF only few of
them now, Dan. Marden goes TO Bond.
vile, Zeuo BAbbli,to Ludlow aud Warren
Wight 10 RAws0nvile.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-20

For Coughs, Colds, Group, Asthma,
and all Long Affections, use Downs
Eli xTg, which has stood the test Of Fifty
years, And has not been foand wantiBg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-11-20

Keep 10 The stable and always at hand
Henry & JoHHsoE's ARSIcA ASD On
LISMESr. as IL 10 The best remedy for
Huris, Bruises, StrRlns, &c.
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DIR. BAxTER's MANDRAKE BITTERs are
. superios combin alton OF Barks, Roots,
and Herbs not attained by any other
manufacturers OF Bitters. ~ In
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ARLINGTON.

Mr.. l.. +. White is much better aud
We are glad 10 ray Is able TO be oa, again
The dancing school will be held At the
Town Hall on Thursday evening, 20th
inst.
MIR. WymAn Flint Of The firm Of w.
s. j &. Flint, peg manufacturers, was in
town last week aud spent day or two.
We learn there will be turkey shoot
at The old stand near G. j. Williams shop
the day before Thanksgiving, the goth
inst
"A new telegraph line Is ia course OF
construction between this village and
East Arlington. The poles are all upsnd
ready for the wire which is expected mex t
week.
The water was 80 high during the
heavy rains last week as TO flood the
lower floors OF the chair works, wetting
the main belt so that They were unable to
run one day.
We learn that Judge Barretts son
from Woodstock, VT, who has lately
arrived 10 town will remain at the Office
of Hon. Jas. X. Bstcheder and have
charge Of the office in his absence. Mr..
Barrett is young lawyer and has been
admitted to the Bar. We also learn that
Mr.. Balchelder will remove his Office
from bis residence TO rooms over o. E.
Adams Store where be will have more
room for bis constantly increasing busi-
ness
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-fhs fall term Of school 10 District
No. Z. Miss Artis Geek teacher, close d
Last Saturday.
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Plenty OF mud after Eve days rain.
Miss Lola Bixby will teach the wister
school in Dist. No. 2.
e. Moore Is gradually falling aud
Thomas Garfield IL no better.
Il. NJ. Bailey IL afflicted With dIpth.
iberia. DR.. BiIby attends him.
IF. l. 4 z. o. Moore are finishing OF
the old stone building for dwelling
house Mr.. Dow OF Londonderry is do.
lug the work.
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--tossuy AgEu. slerk II TIE csHtral
Hnass. CszhrtdFs, n. ", bns besa 10
'ievH CO 8 Flfli " he ptrsBts
--Tksrs sst isw pertons IL tovu
gzits isu With fsves asa rtoorsfy witk
sasas . gsiss 3osb4faL
"A aszss soelabie i lo tale piaos =,
tbs MethO5iss psrsosags Wednesday
sFsalag. SoV. 18th. Al are isvlssd 70
siissa.
As william @. Weeks VA mIElng
mortar isu days sloee 8 quantity lodged
Ia BE eyes sd there j. danger Of losiug
La srsslgbi.
The Ladies All society u ihs Con-
greRstioaai shareb sise social Al The
residences u Clark Mouroe Wednesday
evening", 18th iass..
William BlAksiey and wife, former
residents BET who Of late years has re.
aided 10 DE West, are GU visit 70 rsla.
tyes and friends 10 ibis vicinity.
TIE YirEiuiA Minstrel Troupe had q
iair house last Saturday evening, although
tbe weather was snytbing bot pleasant.
They propose giving psrlor entertain.
meat a, Factory Point Ia week OF two
IL suitable arrangements esn be made,
For home tslen, they s5c uoim he bea,en.
DANBY.
w H. Bond will have q Thanksgiving
Ban on Tbursdsy evening Nov. II ii lie
has ample accommodations for all who
may attend.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-08-02
The Coal Trade.
NIERCURY.

Philadelphia Ledger July 81: There is
little of importance to report in the anthra-
cite coal trade for the past week. Every
thing in and about it is quite dull. The
! principal feature, and that which most at
tracte attention among operators, is, will
there be a suspension of coal production ?
The opinion is general that the future ofthe
trade will be materially strengthened by It
two weeks suspension, but suspension Of
production will not take place unless all the
principal coal regions freely participate in
1T. This is not probable, hardly possible, at
this time. President Gowen, early in the
year, speaking for the schnylkill region,
gave assurances to the miners and work
men Of that region that work at all the Coal
and Iron Company's mines would be COM
tinuous throughout the coal year. 1t is even
now understood that the president of the
Reading Railroad Company favors continu-
ing on work under the belief that the trade
will work itself loose in that way more salts
factorily and sooner than by q suspension,
which, in stflening the price of coal tempe
rarly, would unsettle wages as well as all
transportation charges and generally de-
range the business for the rest of the year. In
dividual operators, however, rs class favor
suspension, not that there is an overstock
of coal beyond tho demand of orders to take
it out of the market, or that prices are
lower, but that prices, are too low for the
cost of putting coal in the market. Higher
prices have been hoped for the month of
August, and this hope the condition of the
trade for the past two weeks has weakened
Fifty thousand tons of coal were sold at
auction Wednesday by Henry Draper for
the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Railroad Company. The sale took place,
New York, and the attendance was very
slim us compared with previous sales. The
bidding was not very spirited, but prices adj
vanced until they showed an average in
crease on the whole lot of nineteen cents per
ton. The coal consisted of $4,000 tons of
CRATE size 5000 tons of egg size, $4,000 tons
of stove size and 5000 tons of chestnut size
Before the the coal was offered Sales Agent
Holden informed those present that the
$4,000 tons 20 be put up at auction cover
ed the entire amount the company would
have for delivery during the month of Au-
gust, and requested all those who thought
they would need coal to purchase at the
sale. lie also stated that purchasers of CRATE
size could have steamboat coal at the same
price if they so desired. The CRATE size was
then put up, and the $4,000 tons were sold
at 80 80 per tom and the 5000 tons of egg
coal brought 50 As per ton. OF the stove
size 10000 tons were disposed OF 81 rs per
ton, and 5000 tons at 50 72l per ton The
chestnut size was then offered and 8 1000 tons
brought 50 5j per ton, the balance going for
81 57l.
TIE following table will show the average
advance in the different classes of coal as
compared with last months sale -
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lsig (rcClk LIcIns.

Hon. Dr. J. G. zern, of Wcissport, gave
US n brief call on Wednesday morning.
Paul Kresge, Esq, of Towamensing,the
popular candidate for sheriff on the Demo-
cratic side, was at this place on Wednesday
and honored us with call.
DR.. W. F. Christ, of Parryvllle,wa call
ed to this place on Monday last,
i was pleased to meet Gen. Charles AL
bright, Of Mouch Chunk, on Monday last at
Lehighton. The General was on his way to
franklin on business. lie was accompanied
by Hon. VIM. NJ. Rapsher.
The directors of Franklin will meet
again on the 9Th of August.
"A considerable quantity of oats have
been cut during the week.
W. II. Kramer brother of Hon. J. C..
Kramer, has been engaged to teach the
Vaudeville school for this winter. w. E..
Kemerer has taught this school for a number
of years, but at the close of the last term he
informed the directors that he would not
come back next term, as he had received an
invitation for another situation which he
had accepted but he had teacher whom he
could recommend, Mr.. Kramer, who would
give satisfaction, whom l since learn has
been engaged as the successor of Kemerer
John Collins, of East Weissport was in
tered on Thursday, at the st. Paul's church
of this place.
Rev. E. Bulz, of Parryville, will preach
at Pine Run this Saturday evening, andon
Sunday morning, 10 a. M, at Solt's.
Bishop Dubs will preach here in the
solts church on Monday evening. All are
invited to come and hear him.
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Nesquehoning screcnings.

Hons. Drs, j, G. Zern andJ. C. Kreamer
paid us a flying visit ON Monday. During
their stay, they We're the guests of Hon. NJ.
Cassidy.
John McCanery, who last week took to
himself a better-half, contemplates going to
Minnesota, where he will take up a quar-
ter-section of land that he purchased some
time ago, and will engage in agriculture.
Since the recent rains the gardens ap-
pear in more prosperous condition.
The several gentlemen spoken of as
candidates for Sheriff before the approaching
Democratic convention, are all sound DEM
ocarts. The popularity of such men as F.
p. semmel, Of Lehighton; Paul Kresge. Of
Towamensing, and J S. Keiser, of Mauch
Chunk, insures their election, if nominated.
We learn that the Boston gentleman,
who claimed the title of NJ. D., aud stopped
here for some time, was a fraud. He was
elected from Summit Hill, as @ mounte-
bank. LC,
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"A thing Of beauty is joy forever
Charity begins at home, but II sbcGid
not stay there.
-Politeness is ths of which tubficate:
the wheels Of society.
-Hucklcberry pickers are plenty, but the
berries are few.
Il learn that the disillers in this vicin-
ity are paying one dollar per hundred pound
for their wintergreen-leave
Rev. @. D. sweigert, of Lancaster, off,
ciated at this place on Tuesday and We'd
nesday evenings.
Constable II. G. Deppy, Of this place, is
busily engaged in collecting taxes. He says
money is very scarce and hard to get.
-Raspborries are being brought to this
place and sold ut six cents per quart. It is
said that they are plenty at some places in
this region this year.
Samuel Meyer bought splendid horse
last week.
The rain we had last week was a well
come visitor throughout these parts and
the corn and potatoes were suffering very
much for the want of it.
"A teachers institute was held at the
Lehish Tannery school house yesterday,
(Friday). This township allows their teach
ers to attend two Fridays in month with
out making deduction from their salaries.
Towamensng, think Of this Will you all
low your teachers, two Fridays, to hold two
institutes, and teach twenty DAYS for
month, without making a deduction from
their salaries? hope yon will make up
your minds, this fall, and say yes because
you will see that it will be to your, and not
only your, but to your childrens' benefit.
"A school boy on being asked what was
meant by the word "fortifcatou," answer
ed. neutrality-suspicious." make one fortfs
cation. What branch of education do YOU
have chiefly in your school? "A willow
branch, sir; the master has used up almost
a whole tree"
Daniel Webster, the great jurist, the ex
FOUNDER Of the constitution, and the chief
of the "American Triumvrate," died with
the words, "a still live" on his lips.
MERcURY.