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ANDREW JACKSON'S WIFE.

Her Devotion to Her YIukbat,d,
Ltttfr Just printed inr fht rst time, IN The Ctnetn-
matt GoH,HtrttAf+ Il
Fen. s, 18t3.-1fN Dear Husband: Your
letter OF the 18th jnnuary from the mouth nf
tlle Cumberland River came safe 10 land. 1t
was everything to ME. l rcJn!ccd, 1 was
huppy to hear yo were III health. It was
my nightly rrnyer to the Almighty God.
My thoughts nrc forever nl, thee. WherG'er
I go, wlcrc'pr turn. my thoughts, my fcars,
my doubts distress mr. Then Il little my
l,upo ruytvcs nHail,, anil that keeps INC alive.
Were 1t not for flint, / f,,st sink; Should
die IN my present sttaNti0r,. hut my blessed
llettrcner IL making illtcrcessiNll With tho
Father for us to meet nEutn, to restore yot,
to my bosorn, where every vein, every pulse
beats high for your health, your safety, II
NIL yntlr wishes er0wNcd. DO nut, my tN.-
loved husband, let tho love Of country, fnnc.
Il honor nlake ynN forget y0u llnye ole.
without ynu, would think them MI empty
shadows.
You will say this IL not the language Of n
patriot, but it's tho unguagH Of faithful
wife. one 1;ll.,w ynu esteem & 1nyc sincerely,
hut On how ninliy pnl'Es, how iiln1Iy henri
rcndtng sgsis las your nbsGNce cost lne. My
time lnsscs heavily, " J. Mn not II, gn0,l
lAn]tll, but hope to sce y.,,! nl,cc n!orr on
this glhr, 4 after this fr1ii lite eer.lS, tn with
e,len no liit,rc painful separation, u tflpn l
Slnit he At rest. ! teGl n fdrGtnstG Of tho tDyS
that nre to the vtrtuols souls. tisnclouS God,
llelp nc to l;rny fer ynilr happiness. !! WIS
Nlr. Liack,Mun II the, other Two clergynlcn, &
the M,ctnty III geIsersl.
Our littfn Andrew II well, the most atfec-
tD,M,tr little tlnrlllg i earth. Often docs lin
nsk IT, n bg "s !" Gry f%Sst nh %
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tennis nrl toys" tn work ont road taxes was,
times urr linrll, ,nnslcy scarcr, al tho fnrmcr

tennis ntul hoys" tn work ont road taxes was,
times Nrn lnrtl, ,mslry scarce, a't1 tllo infrier
T'o shuw @ Wi; wjint ticninsogy tl,at Nils: "Scc,
~, 'rio commissioners VI Highways Ut cncl.
tow, shall annually nsccrtAtlt, III iiear ny
psNrtfruble 1Miw nl,lcll ,niiey atltts' 1e rnlseu
by tnx On real a1ld personal property, for tho
nnlo,,n( thy liuy steaM necessary, mt ex-
crp,tilc 40 cents Oi, encli $l00 worth, M val
uetl o!l tho nsscssn'ent-ruil OF tho prcyloi's
yenr.," t., ,,.,,. :. ,,,,,,, .,,o ,oh,r inv .rhot
fur" Ills teams a'ld l,pya."
wj1tch rea.ls: "Scc. l10 Tho Highway Conl.
nlssinners Of cacl, town slnii ANNUALLY ~
,npi,ry must be raIscl by tux ol. rial nhtl Jrr-
sunal property for tho ,llnklnE nthl repairing
of bridges, ule payment Gf .amnKeh by ret..
son Of tho opening, stl!trIisE, nini laylhK otlt
tonls, implements, ntNl lliaelitncry for work.
tng rdu,is, the purchase nf tic l,eceskary INT.
lerial rnr hni1,lhg, nr repairing rnntls nlltl
lriGes the myof tt.nOvcrscerso ot Highways
acsy t!"E 'nS ''ext Sts plessens 1I tho a'"a| Eow vi
meeting, wl,ic', tux shall he extended on tho
tnx bOOks, according to the assessment Ut
the previous years, MD shall lesy tux nl;
u, iow t t fsss sxcsel s stSa g ss! p1"}s n ts S
Here yO,i find tho law cnl.prls tile levy OF
n tux payable In money, md TINT It Is fl the
discretion Df tho commissioners to levy tho
largest proportion Of tire tax 1T nancy or the
reverse. ,
'rhc best time for plowing, -scrarlng, and
era,iing Our dirt roails Is Alay and June.
Now, what ci,terprls!ng. fariner y likely 70
neglect Ills crops ut this busy tlnc Of tho
year to work out n $40 roat tax when 1,e-
giect Of hts growing; cdrIt vii! cast HIM SOP
Experts in rontt-!iuklng, viii. tcahls used
10 tho work, will ,lo more and l'ctter work iii
one .lay tllHn tho nyernge ere&h, iia!ul nnd nnd
tenn will accomplish III. tlircc. Ursler this
der tho cnnsract system ten hours "a galn III
time Ul 20 md In work finished 800 l,Gr ce1it,
Unfortunately, working out the road tax y
lpolest npun By tlle aseraEn nnn as,t "dea.l
llorsr," AID much shlrktng IL tho conse-
ulience.
Is not this sort of road work the most
stupid sort OF economy? asks yours respect
ful(y, 4. 4. JONES.
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DIR, HATFIELD.
A Chicago Prcnc1lcr Ono OF tho Next
nlsfaops OF tho methodtnt Episcopal
E1bure1ts

a chicago PrGAcnCf Gne OF Tho NeIt
bishops OF tho methodlnt Eplseopai
C1lurclt.
Cincinnati consrnsrelat Jan. n.
EVANSTON, ILL.,, Jan. 15.-Tie probable eIe-
yntlons to the EpiscUpaoy Mt the next General
Conference Of the Methodist EpiscopaI
Church III Cincinnati Is Il Subject of no small
speculation. There Is 10 longer n doubt that
Evanston, the centre Of American Method.
ISM, Is to be represented by Bishop, md
that lie Is no less tl,nn DR.. Robert Hatfield.
pastor Of the First Methodist Ep!wopal
Church here. 1t witt bo remembered that l,r,
Hatfield is particularly strong IN Cincinnati,
where lie lnbored formerly with SO much sue.
cess. There are great many reasons why
DR.. Hatfield may be regarded as ono Of the
strongest men III the field.
For thirty years le Inns occupied the ycJ
finest p,llpits west Of tho Mississippi, and has
Invariably left his churches in strong con.
tlitton. lIo l,as been sent from one great city
to another, Ills presence always giving pe.
GUITAR satisfaction. It Is we'll known that hs
WIS the lifelong and, in fart. the most inli.
the pair were undoubtedly the most powerful!
antagonists Of s!nvcry In the Methodist pun.
pit. Indeed, 1t Is lutlnlnted that Bishop
Haven give some expression of preference
for DR.. Hatfield Ms his successor at one time.
As tho majority OF ule Bishops hnvo been
Eastern men, It Is thought TINT tie West will
Insist OIL having ono Of tho llext additions to
tho quota. Already tile linme Of Dr.. Hatfield
IL prominently spoken of, not only In this
Stntc, but I0wn. Tho Boone {Ia.) RcpHb
,icu'l las lenrned that the entire delegation
frniM that State Is very favorable to him
This paper, which Is one Of the most reliable
In tho State, feels fnpelltd to give quito 4
sketch Of tho man, u vieW OF his probable
election. ltsays, edit0rially:
49,, ",An,oF tloss ylergyrns3, Of 3l modern A. time, mes
rle. for rare. Integrity, purity Of character,
thnll Dr. Robert Ifntl!cld.
"Great ep0chs ant great men nre said 70
inarkabla opocl.s Of history, In the Church,
not to sNy the political past Of tho Nation.
Cnllctt II early life to pro,nlnent place In
the ministry, he las moved ut Intervals Across
great cities u The land, whiell he Inns lnvarl.
nhy built np whore tl!a difficulties Of tho o.
cnsiprl mid tho Hxlgcnrfcs ut tho time seemed
tn require MOre than human power. A man
whose action the Church never questioned,
he las llcld altmf froin suspicion Of can't
| hypaerisy, laxity In detrlne, and Inns ayolltd
those sflHals OF extre!ne liberalism which
have wrecked many Of the foremost minis.
"During tic trying times of the lats
lIsur1atitlli pt National power In the South,
nb 1nuro lHv1nclble Ah0litionist ever cried
down treason fn tho pulpit, or urged OF sllen
10 nrtnSt than this most original Of burn 0Ea'
& tats any M 1 pTSss Ssao liz 0pssaton9 pGe SeSeF s a @
Ing bcen ground In q colleges machine, his
education lS purely his OWL, acquired III rap
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HllMOR.

posscsses charmed life. lio llas been lnnr-
rlcfI txire n,,i sl,ut Mt twice md vet he lives,
~, w." ..', s-.-,..r,. ~. =.
Tho WORST case ol 'HthEe fflGnt is lIlas u
tle man VINO taihks ,n nus pasAea un nWo-
t0llnr-A,.a.-hait gold piece Instead OF n t11,lo
TO the drlyor.-Doston Commercial Bulletin.
:, 1,b,, ), said !. ,,otinv ,nront IN hcr ror.
".' a. ',.' a.. t,,,,,' ~ ~. ~. w.,
n1anulzsilS so1l, no you really t,a'lR 1hal YOU
can cut the whole OF that pudding with I'LL
puuttyYi VI don't know, nnr," replied tho
rn",r bonafrl. ubut con with a anonn.n
soa"S "ops."'' e"' 1'''' "'s'' " "peo ,,,
1t WIS ut temperance meeting. Ihe
speaker Increased In eloquonce and noise.
md l,c cried; "Yes, my friends, we'll lltt
our temperance vessel out, OF tha i,iilu ali1
beautifully along"
At suu,l country town tlc,e lately ,lIed u
,nislIe.nss.ti INN. isnvltir willow 1f ;I5. Al
t,n f,,l,.fni N" .]rnrn,, nf the vjTlnau al1ticI
tn I II" ,,a ~ n,iniites ot tha dsceascd. anI
nn'u"g IN. SStl,ors 'iia .r,,,ernsiiv. liz saIl tia
.inncnssod .ii's J'l mi innt hiIt Rnme mnnmv nncr.
Ijuom Will, tho weepimg Widow raiSeI lter
u'iu ~ ,ot H. ,atd II hSnk NV ~ mt t"e' az"
''o H p ,,.vs... .,a..' c,.,, ru,
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anglo up In thoe, and hurt7
8Eest Flrginla Against = Third TeTm'

hIpaIth q ttnttnHAtt C0mNaFFcId. ,u,,o
WHEELING, ". WI. jan. lH,-ThD NeuAe,l''cs,a..n, =,
State Central Committee 11lut ~ tlo NttIirtt
liousY lust evening Tho convention tn o,Nis
dolcRLteA tn ChfCaXo WINS cnlc4l to Hlnet III ~. .u.
city 0n Wednesday; llay H.. Thern will ,oi NJ
0rant nun III thu delegation frpn this Staxt, ha
and carotul Inquiry by your currcspo!ldr!' fns IA
faled tn turn UP Unlnt man IN Wheeling ~ ~
.1elrEates Will be divided betwer,. shcta1sstu77
nintne, md Washhurnc, but Will bo solid asa'''''
a lran
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One peculiar chasactcrjstio of Follows Conri
accomplishing tho food In tho stomach, rrtdedis1ss ~
digestion 1ud assimilation moro perfect. w ~
purity accounts for tho rApidtty With whlca ~
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.f,,t.t
Wns ctf'saty imhnifent 70 thnt' u .K.rH. KeGm .IHm.
nn Gt,u f;fs,fGH n!io.it tno u! 81 sensets,
yitIlnE, Mr. iinlslfaWn[tn tntNinnt, aa!sG s'M.y
isMe,s T. my nete, WclEhliF siAty p9itS y. tne
"; nisn;l. 1sl ny iic HtMIk WI. ~ @
KG snrEnMs ,ssuts lnh s.E. H.. trt
Al Wy MMulc snn! !.'ss ~ .t ~ Esn.s' a.e
Herisea X Mttut lnc sizo III Eia!M ~ wMen.t u"I
! nh!'S "a ntt'c sae.. a'!T 1t ,stn ~ IiynnT,t
E~nsn ~ H,'c " Ieos.a ~ ~ ~ naeA & W ~
eis}sE Inc KM"! ta, ~ R!3..u liz 't..u !tan III s1
ce!!enL hoalr, !so'lt Whlen nreMM ~" "tneI nAn!
Gun uc 'lnuHs y chM ~ tHlnHa ~ ~. @ mll' , ccH ';
e. fse eraekeu @ M III inGI u,n ~ .,
Ior nhy pltpnso i"f WHICH nhF Hrttina1f % %SsLsats
nre s'npsaycH, !. nc!Rn,Nr R r. ~. IlanG, ,a11,!G..,
,fnrti. wn rssen Small @ ernn lhst year s1u,as!
,litn TINT u inthen t5s lasiGf ltttt ny nun n'Ge
AlinMh cne,lhto1 enr1i Or Mny othef !ceu ~ ~ y;
"hn", tnr nHty tnihR nN,'it thlA stoTE y tEat ~
AcGsnh A,ftlt,st 700 AS1 10 oc tr!in. linn ,nt W
rc!innle Gen.!enan ~ Ew .,mes ia;n9s
not hse dared to n"'o given this account 10 tne
rup,Hn, ....au., a.,,. T., .,~,,,,,u !. ,,,r
A1i! yell mr. T.. autis III clrdtnr. tno
Artc!n ~ WTatten " WV; !,ess T. ~ f's sMnsaM,.s
necusiIt Iho s1i!k r. a9lHsait lle CONSISTENCY ~
rosi,' ah naEca rfrc1sey as HnM ihlnSr MH tmA
Eu!. stMik. fuF tHetl. ur untlMs "" trtV tTtVset$ t$
i1tilhs, Iin lMtier iGstl Gln nc tnscn: Inv y!GtI
Il nc1.rer y thnn W bushels p thc lscrr Mh VIII
proper culture ts'! sntlste,t u VIII y!cn! w
nnshc!s. ltaret!, ! ShinK nnve s.Hue sect4o"s
on my fnnch TINT VIII Eirtu NV !,tsiels.
tsoine q the cnrl'' WIN ofae Of tie hcaas, were
presented r tue stfvltty;l . .,.,,
HnnL mt!tHHF W nl'lnun! " SHut IL ~ tHls
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II this should meet tho eyo Of any ono suifer-
any pulmonary ai11c tfon W. Wttli3d rafer them
10 Dr. Juynes E4pcctotHlat, which Will. IN ail
cases, Afford speedy relief, aud fn uost G6eot q
speedy CuFo.
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5ll1,!iT,,tDtl
1A,0la,E,l

Tho uycravo nso,l,,ot of corr ncr rtTc n iii.
mis-, lowa, Kunsas. Nc,Tasku. stsso,n. md
Minnesota con'l'inct' is Us te,shcls. IN Iowa It Ia
23 bushels, or ncnrly slouhlo that Of Missouri,
which stato Is twenty-five years older th"n Iowa.
Nat,ona1 Arri,n,t,,rul societv ID cor1,o.s,r
rccommc"de.i. 'c i.s'''u''''' '0''e'' '"'oS''''
n,,,, 7Aas +: GRASSES; ,,s:, s...
Sss ~ ,e" ,,e etn an, , snr, ssnl1nt n oS lsa
M. M.Icres.-yn@lMgd @ nt $ls'kn,4N1; II 1KSl. 4oo 600
Mh.s y f 't "s.cnti tho ya,nn ns of m tho frp
'nfe' "''a " n"'. .ons per nero,
T1AhEH"cuiTultE'
the deinund for wonti iii tho vnr.o,ls mechanical
t'i'csttonN. AMurlca co'Isunlcs M MnnnslnIiy 1u.ooo
sf rio xo for =! m'sas ss % srs os y fSss Se
la.st li,r lasts and laps-trccs; 10000 co'1's for
t. ~ handles; @n 9l a:1 to Dnko M rics-aqual to
n aores: i.!ooMn r trees e ~ dor telegraph. nolca;
ttss; In Y: " ooo;@ ~ yal,o for lnSktng,lMxes;
s!nWMMm .i,S ,ss,. ~ willie Tor r'dlrmtl- fences;
lu encouraged. md the people informed of thS
. mGcessiiy nl prnte;tH and preserving 9nr tim,
tmoans to be nhta;nrsi - VII '"' '~"' a4'o
IohH' Iioi .,,t 49,
Few people Know Whit . grand hhsta OF PROS
pseI pso, o1 f. esnsa p1 i, q hn tue "s in
erc,aes caeh yenr, ut home M md ID ''!'rond, Ten
ycarA aEo the export ", M!!s 709o,ooo bushels por
heuo'uo king ot Commerce, It forms tho 6nsls
IT " MnAi ptrk-crop Of ut teat III o0. .00D hogs.
In INC uhHeo stAtcs tne n1haactloi1 Was:
,o-, MSnsas: .;1s nt5 IN 90, ggtue; M ;o-
,mso.'''''''''.' '''''t.'s etidt!h!aG
laS.........' ......"l l,5ts.a8'ooo bo,2s0Iop
Increase. ........ -i9oso..;o si5.ooo,5o5
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A QUEER FUND.

A Louisville paper tells an INSTRUCTIVE
story, illustrating, perhaps the benefits re
sulting from systematic charity. A mai
recently died in that city, who, after lon
and successful business life, fnalty becam|
involved in unfortunate ventures aud los
nearly all his property. 1t was naturally
supposed that he had left his family peuni
less but to the sdrprise ofeFerybody. will
was found giving to his children the sum O
81 ,562 in a Louisville bank. Accompany
ing the will was document giving the his
tory of the accumulation. Fifty years ago
when be began business instead of giving
aims to the young mendicants who came t,
his Office daily, he laid aside twenty iv,
cents day as a sort Of fund, making vow
that he would give the whole TO the ilrs
beggar under fifteen years of age who hac
the originality to come to him and Tell ans
other story than the one beginning witt
any mother is sick, and my little brother
and sisters are crying for something to eat
etc. He never had a chance TO give th,
money away, however, and in time it grew
to the sum mentioned, and made in'
property for his children.
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Pensions! !


L SIlSIODS entitled. Every soldier
even slightly disabled. by wounds, disease or
or accident, entitled TO pension, dating back
10 day Of discharge. Even he loss ~ iuger
or toe eu'itle 20 pension. Also. all widows
and depeu uut parents und minors entitled.
Time limited. Alply at once. Many PEN
siOuers entitled 90 Increase. Houu. y set due
10 thousands. Land cases settled. Patents
procured Tor Inventors, ftts hXed hy law.
Send two stamps flr new laws blanks and
instructions TO Il. II. GELS rON a co, Pen
sion and Patent Attorneys, Lock Box T25
Washington, ID. q. aplQ.wg
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man. MY daughter has no masculine
quaintances. You must mean some 0
young lady"
Heavens As If there could be more d
one Mimi in the world.
ono, sir there is no mistake. love
very dearly, and IL have come to ask
her hand in marriege," stammered Geo
very much abashed.
"Whatp calculated Mr.. Legrahd,
only the largest capitals will at all exp
the awful emphasis lie concentrated on u
one word.
1t frightened George, but he went
brayely, az am The junior partner of |
firm of Davis & Wolfe, and my worl
prospeots----"
"Alter all the trouble have taken to K
her from contact with the male sex I" in ,
rupted Mr. Legrand, apostrophizing the /
posite wall.
eyes, Mr.. Legranj; know It Is VI
annoying, but trust you will overlook
for once, AMI"
"Mf. Wolfe, there is the door 70 said \
Legrand sternly.
Refusing to take the hint, George contiI
ed--"And let me e&piain=--'
His intended explanation was cut short
Mr.. Legrand, who seized him firmly by 1
arm, and walked him out into the hall.
"Mr. Lcgrand, if you will allow me 4
minutes, l will explain"
"You will explain nothing, Mr.. Wolf
reiorted he, still pushing the struggl
suitor towards the door.
"But, my dear sir"
II am not your dear sir, young man, al
l haYe no desire to be-" said the stern ps
ent, and he hastily thrust George out, al
shut the door, thinking he had seen /
last of him.
But uniortunately-or fortunately, as
turnei out--he had slammed the door
Georges coat-tail, and %he1 that defect
suitor ATTEMPTED to walk down the steps,
found himself securely fastened there. VIII
should be do? Stand still, until some O.
came cut and allow the finger of scorn to
pointed at him by the gamin oftlie neighbS
hood. Perish the thoughts After mai
struggles, he grasped the beIl-handIe. al
pulled it furiously.
Still rufTled in his temper, Mr.. Legrai
bounced out, and when he saw George st
there, he exclaimed, "Whatl again, YOU
man?"
"My good sir" demonstrated Georl
GLOW could ! go away, when you had Ia
tened my coat-tail in the door7'...
Mr.. Legrand had a sense of hunfor, al
it was tickled by this dilemma. He laughc
and having relented so far, condescended
talk the matter over with George, the RESI-
being, that laughing, c, ying, blusiing Mi
was called IN to ask papa's forgiveness, a
make her lover feel himself supremely BILE
ed
"Well, we'll girls will be girisj I 81
pose" said papa, determined to put 60
face on the matter, and after all, be want
his little Mimi to be happy.
Even Aunt Danes heart was sofleue
and she made no objection to the marrial
and Mrs. George Wolfe often says that S
owes all her happiness to Georges coat ia
AGENTS Herald.
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Sc WHAT rs DEATHl''



"Mother, how stin the baby lies
1 cannot hear his breath
1 cannot sec his laughing eyes;
They tell me this is death.
my little work thought to bring.
And set down by his bed;
And pleasantly tried to sing;
They hushed me; heis dead.
"ThGy say that he again will rise
More beautiful than now;
That God will bless him in the skies;
y mother tell me how"
"Daughter, do you remember dear,
The cold, dark thing you brought,
And laid upon the easement here
A withered worm, you thought2
II told you that Almighty Power
Gould break the withered she'll,
And show you in future hour
Something would please you we'll.
Look at the chrysalis, my love,
An empty shell it lies;
Now raise your wondering glance above
To where yon insect flies"
"oh, yes, mamma How very gay
lis wings Of starry godl
And see ! 1t lightly flies away
Beyond my gentle hold.
20 mother now know full we'll
1fGod that worm can change,
And draw 1t from this broken cell,
On golden wings to range;
"How beautiful will brother be,
When God shall give him wings,
Above this dying world to fee,
And live with heavenly things -
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ALITrLE HERO.

A house belonging to Captain Bennett, Of
Macknac, situated on the north shore, near 4
the sehneaux, was burned one. night recent
ly. The three children of the Indian who
had charge of the place had been locked up|
in the house, while he and his wife were
visiting his wife's mother The oldest of
the children was boy eight years old. The
house took fire In the night, and the boy
not being able 10 get out Of the doors, aud
the windows being securely fastened, was
only able to escape by taking an nx and
choppng his way out of window. He
then took the younger children out. They
remained about the house till morning,
wrapping their feet up in some blankets IN
keep them from freezing. They waited tiIi
noon the next day for their parents 10 come
and they not doing 50, the little iellow-pu
the two smaller ones on a hand sled and
hauled them down TO their grandiather's
four miles distant.
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Eg abOEA@ !?
PENSIONS.

NEW LAW Thousands Of Sodt - and heirs
tntl, Tensions dute back 60 diachar-e or
deuth. Tune limited. ANY dlsubil tV now tN
lsitug contracted ln Inc ct dutY when proved
gives PC slOhs. Thousands are still entitled
10 B0uhtY. Ihou,ands whO are drawing pen-
siOus are entitled TO lucreas-. SEND two Siam D
for summary Of PensiOus aud Bounty Acts.
b. permis4 on reier 10 the following plIt.Cs
in l. uial p Ia, n 20 or standing:
x i. kenuoaY, lrasi' eui 'el a. Uauk.
w. 3. follow T. stml ter.
Hon. ! b. jail n, EK. Jul &c ca. ct.
tre". Hngg7 Cola CUR Int. leY.
Hon. j - Denny Ex-N q lTneY General.
Indiana BanGing COMPANY.
III ElIZaEBALD & co,
Either Box g, Washington. d. T.. OF Indiana.
polls, Ind, pr3-wB
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Railroad Guide.
DHILA. g. READIN G RAILROAD
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.

FEBRUARY 4TH. 1879.
Trains leave ALLENTOWN as fUllows:-
WA PERKlOMEN RAILRohDl.
For Philadelphia, at ABB, G.i5, li1O, am. ana
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at ~i.S0 a. m..S.@5 n. m.
WA EAsf PENNA. BRANCH.l
For Reading, $50, O.Uh m9 l2'iO, il30 ara 0O5
y. m
For HarrtsDurg,5 5ci0o5 a. M, i2.iO,fSo ahdo.O5
FOR Lancaster and Columbia, 5 50, o.ol am. and
SUNDAYS
For Reading, Harrisburg, and way po nts, 9.O5
vIA BETnLEHEM.)
For Philadeionin from j. V. Depot ass Gl2,
+s A. Il. m ic."3 5.1j, g p, m. SUNDAY 20 p. m.
For phiiadeh hia from l. u 5. Depot rs IS a.
III" trains FOR GL ALEE + g. row N leave as follows.
WA PERKloMEN RAlLRoAD.l
Leave Philadelphia 74o a. M, LOU, "l.5O dnd $50
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 50 II. IN. and ais .. m.tnd
TIl5 y. M.
Leave ReoomS 80 1913 II. m.,1,tO 3.51' fnd6A5
Leave Harrisburg, 10, $ Go and 1855 a. nj, Las
Leave Lancaster. sos a. M, 100 ond $50 p. m.
Leave Columbia 5.55 n. m LOS and $40 p, m.
SUNDAYS.
cave Reading 40 .. m.
Leave IIarri>iui =, SO am.
WA BETnLEHEM)
leave philadeluhia Z or. s. 0.IS, e2O, *5.1 s
500 ~ m SUI day . 81 m, S.0n u. IN.
Trains MAJ Ike, thus y run to and from depot
9th ana Green streets. Philadelphia other
trains to d from Broad street depot. Trains
VIA Brthlehem" run to arc from BerEs st
Depot, except ose marked ~
Tne 6.4j 90. N and 1.55 D. H. tiGins from Allen
town, and the "a o. nj ana 55 y. m, trans
from Philadelphia, have through cars to and
rom Philadelpnia. -
]. f. WOOTlFN.
Generni lfdndGer.
c G HANCOCK, CENT Pass & Ticket agent.
nov. 10
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-05-08

Genuine Hop Biiters are put upin sqtnn6
paueled, ambercolored battles, with WhIto
label on one side printed in black letters,
and green hop cluster, and oli the other side
yellow paper with red letters; revenue ashp
o"er the cork. This is the only form in
which genuine Hop Biiters are put up, apd
the sole right TO make, sell and use them is
granted 10 the Hop Bitters Manufacturing
Company, Of Rochester, ". y, ,and Toronto,
ont, by patents, r1ls rlght aud trade mark.
All others put np in any other way rby
a0y one els1 claiming to o. lks go az lre-
tending turu..i'u HaI-, 'y n'atsor natnca
th'y mas 'arf. +a.i ai.ltinr
people on the creilt ami popularity Of hoy
BittoEs.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-05-08

Carelessness about the use Of poisons is
not confined to Americans, A strange thing
recently occurred at Gals, ia Switzerland.
A schoolmaster was explaining 10 his pupils
the nature Of eertIin vegetable poisons, and
to illustrate his lesson, he had produced a
branch OF bellandonna. After showing the
class how to distinguish the berries Of This
plant he threw il, somewhat thoughtlessly
as would appear, in a corner, intending to
destroy ii when the class was over. Alnn-
while, his little boy, who was playing about
in the school room, picked up the bunch,
hours alterward the child died in grsatag-
Ony
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