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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-01

A mass meeting of Democrats is called
to meet at Philadelphia TO ratify the action
of the late convention.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-01

The OonneIly- W ashburne case is be
coming intensely interesting.
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Facts for the Public!
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Managers for the Northwest
7. q THOMAS Is the only authorized Agent in
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lHUMAb IN EHES1
Chairman of Democratic Co., Com,
Rock Island Ills, April 22, 1880.
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The new English cabinet is general.
satisfactory to the people.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-01

The two-thirds rule will no doubt Pre-
vail in the Cincinnati convention.
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ls4 Madison St., Cor. Clark, Chicago, IN.
BATES q 5ANLEY

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public are cautioned to beware Of limitations. Call
OF his stera and get book tree Of charge. s
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1880-05-01

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wA SuIE THING

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ventien.
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Chairman OF City &c
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-24
LEGISLATIVE DIRECTORY.

as- Members of the Legislature will con-
fer favor on US by informing Of their resi-
dences while in the city. The information
may be left either with US at THE CLARIoS
Office or with our reporters in either House.
Members will please notify US of any change
in their residences at any time.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-24

D. P. PORTER, Secretary .....-".....,. Residence
". X. HARPER, Reading Clerk...Edw's House
B. F. JONES, Sergeant-at-Arms,J Judge Georges
7. B. Dalton, Clerk to Code Committee, at Mrs.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1880-01-24

JOINS, B. F. Speaker, Mrs. DueE
CocHRAx, W. H., Clerk, rk,..-:.:.-.:...-.Spen ng,er
EAnpER, SAN. D., Journal Clerk, ;spsn en- ger !sps !
Dopps, GEo. s.. Reading Clerk, DR. Danief ;
MATHEWS. SAM w., Enrelg CLERK ~; n -. H..
HEsrER, ]. F., Serg g't-at-Arms,.-Ars. hackleJ
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-01-10
Musical restivn, at AudenrIed.

A very interesting Esteddlod was held at
Hasack Hall, Audenried, on New Years
Day, presided over by Rev. D. r. Davis,an
a very siillful conductor in the person of
Thos. Edwards, Esq, of Eckley. Mr.. James
Davis of Coaldale adjudicated the singing
and accomplished his task to the satisfaction
of all. The competitors without an excep-
ton showed that they had been we'll trained
by, competent hands. In the morning
session, after an address by the chairman,
the poets were called upon, and in an in
slant many came forward aud addressed the
meeting with very fino productions. Then
Miss Lizzie Reese, the organist Of the oc-
casion gave q tune on the organ.
Handsome prizes were won by Katy Jones,
Lilly Jones and Benjamin T. Jones. The
morning session closed by singing "Lcory."
Two parties competing for the prize which
was awarded to Mr.. Hitchings.
AFTERNOON SEss1oN.-Openinga address by
Mr.. 7. Edwards The prizes awarded at
this session were won by Mr.. Hitehings
VIM. Jones and Gideon Davis.
The Christal Spring Band of Hope, con,
Quoted by Isaac Morgan sang "Peace on
Earth, !" and were worthy OF prize.
EVENING SEssIoN.-Prizes of this session
were awarded to Mary Jane Thomas and
Fannie Jones The prize for Quartette sing.
ing was divided between Richard ". Rob
erts and William Hitching's parties.
Thomas Watkins won the poetical compe
tition prize on emusic"
The Graud Choral competition prize was
divided between chors conducted by VIM
Hi!chings, and Isaac Morgan,
The meeting was also entertained with {
song by Thomas Edwards Esq, of IIarleigh
Miss Edwards, of Harleigh; and Miss Rcest
played several pieces on the organ to the
great satisfaction of the audience: The ex
ercises of the day wound up by join
rendering Of the several cholrs Of f"MayDay, ;
conducted by the Adudicator, Mr.. Jas
Davis, aud thus ended very pleasant New
Year 5 Day at Audenred.
GIDEON DAVIS, Sec'y.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-01-10
SrATE NEWS.

The Bradford Era predicts a population
of 25,OOO for that place before another year
shall roll around.
The valuation Of property in Allegheny
county this year will be decreased $40 ,OOO,-
600 from the valuation in 1876.
The Milford pike county, Dispatch states
that 800 RATS passed through the rapids dur
ing the late ircshet in the river.
All the founderies, factories and other iron
and steel works at Beaver falls are extreme
ly busy.
The nail factory at Towanda will start
up at an early day. About eighty men and
boys will be employed.
An advance of per cent, has been made
in She vases Of men employed in Shaw a
Ersey's Mills, North Chester.
The furnace men, heaters and laborers at
the Isabella blast furnace, Sharpsburg, have
had their wages advanced.
It is said Pennsylvania manufactures more
railroad cars than are constructed in any
other State in the Union.
The man who lets his wife or child suffer,
from coughs or colds without getting "Sel-
lers' Cough Syrup" is lost to common reason.
Samuel Wilson, while stealing a ride
near y OulbANhNllg Il AAtt NbulAl ull llNldl
tell and, his foot catching in the brakes, he
was literally dragged to death.
First Lieutenant o. T. c. Richmond, OF
the Second Artillery, has been detailed as
Professor of Military Sciences and Tactics at
Dickinson College, Carlisle.
The Miners journal reports that a COM
mittee Of prominent lrishmen has been APP
| pointed in Schuylkill county to invite Mr.,
Parnell, the Irish land agitator, to that
| place.
Two coal miners named Saunders and
/ Hall had fight in Beaver township, Law
renee county, on Saturday, when Hall had
/ his left ear bitten oil. Saunders is in Jail
| for the ohense.
The people Of Locust Valley, Ryan town
! ship, sehuylkill county, are jubillant over O
/ find there, believed 10 be rich in gold. Sew.
era finds of the same kind in the county
have, upon examination, proven worthless
Hon. William L. Scott, Of Erie, presented
/ the St, Joseph's Orphan Asylum and ia,
Home for the Fiendless, Of that city, eacl
with a Christmas present Of 100 shares o
Erie and Philadelphia Railroad stock, whicl
have a par value Of $4,000 and bear pc
cont interest.
The West Point Boiler Works, IN Pitts
burg, were destroyed by fire on Friday. Thu
lo5s was $1,000 fully insured. Mr.. Wilson
A. Bunting, manufacturer, was struck OF
the head BY brick during lhe dre, aud &c
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-01-10
Asa Pncker's VIII.

An inventory and appraismenL of the estate
of the late Asa Packer has been filed in the
Register of Wills, Office in Philadelphia.
At the time of Judge Packers death his
wealth was believed to aggregate at least
SlO,OOo,OOO, but the appraisment brings it
considerably below that figure. The stocks
bonds, ETC., are set down at $5,slG,927 so,
among which are lG7GS5 shares of Lehgh
Valley Railroad Company's stock, 22O4
shares of Franklin Coal Company's stock,
HI shares Bethlehem Iron Company, and
shares in various other corporations. The
bonds and mortgages amount to S22, ,522, ,75
the furniture to $4,000; carriage, $3.50 in
terest in E. P. Wilbur 4 Co., 81 500 real
estate, including coal and farm lands, $780,
0OOj book accounts, :f55.774II. Total
S6,573. .s74l6. The appraisement places the
Lehigh Valley stock at $3.50 per share, but
taken at Wednesdays quotations of 52l@,
52f, the value of the estate Is increased
nearly g, 800 900.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-01-10
AIbrigll:syille Items.

-Messrs. w. II. George and J. Frank Sill
fese, of fStOddartsville, Monroe Co., spent the
holidays among US. They returned home on
Monday.
-Chas. II. Chrlstman, Susan Eckhardt and
Catharine ], Christman, are spending few
days among friends in Monroe Co. They are
expected home Tuesday next.
Il wish the many readers ofCARBoN AD-
vocATE Happy New Year, and its worthy
editor the same.
-Messrs. J. Leslie Bollinger and William
A. Serfass, of Tullytown, Montgomery Co,
formerly of misplace, paid their many friends
a visit during The holidays. They returned
home on Thursday last.
Hon. Robt. Klotz, will please accept
thanks fol Congressional documents.
-hon. DIR. J. q. Zern of Weissport will
please accept thanks for Legislative docu,
ments.
Benz. S.Kibbler is visiting friends here.
-Messrs. i. 5. Klbbler and his brother.in
law G. B. Rehrig, of B4thlehem, were at thi
place during the holidays and were staying
at the Hunters Hotel. The former was
resident Of this place, and taught school a
various places, and was well liked by all VIII,
knew him. Success to him in his new home
Duplex.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-01-10
For the CARBON ADVOCATE.
SCE1OOL DISCIPLINE.

The word "discipline" has technical
use and means ih8 employment of various
means to obtain good order; il may mean
rebuke and it may mean chastisement. The
need of order in a school is imperative.
Some teachers say that scholars Of a school
are more disorderly than others. This is a
mistake order in a school is the result of
skill in directing numbers, and the less
ability to keep order the more. need of dis
cipline. Still, there arc scholars who are
determined not to yield to the influence of
the teacher. But there are exceptions to
every rule. The teacher must lay it down
| as rule that he is always self-possessed
and calm in the exercise of discipline. No
matter how hard a teacher may be tried he
must not give way to outbursts of passion or
threats If he does this it will always prove
disastrous to him and lower him in the esti-
nation of his pupils. A stranger needs be
but a short time in a school room to see
whether there exists good order or bad
management. The way the teacher ad-
dresses his pupils tell in a manner un-
mistakable the degree of actual government
that exists there. A word in a firm COM
manding tone is enough to bring to order
the disturbance in a school. The teacher
must be very careful if he enters a school at
the opening of term. The children will
know him before he is aware of it. They
know his temper, ability and spirit in a very
short time. They will soon discover the
weakness of the teacher and they will try
to catch him in all sorts of traps. Children
will only yield confidence where they dis
cover a worthiness of it but refuse trust and
respect where they discover weakness and
inability in those claiming authority over
them. If you exercise only arbitrary au-
thority over them they will soon exhibit the
same spirit. The qualifications a teacher
must have to govern successfully, is perfect
selEcommand. 1t will not do for him to lay
down a rule without considering the emer-
gencies where transgressions may be par
} doned neither will it do for him to apply
the same penalty with equal severity to
| NNNlg tldllSSlC lCoobls II bhNSNsolul NSaNhSl u
competent to judge the distinctive traits O
his pupils by the lines and features of theil
respective faces. This must be acquired by
practice, by experience, by close observa.
ton of mind-development in the schoo
room.
The teacher must regard the sentiments
of his pupils. Pupils have their opinions o
right and wrong both in the teacher and in
4. themselves. In being successful in admin
isterlng discipline; the teacher must ap'
peal to the higher and nobler faculties anC
emotions of the pupils and not to the mer'
animal nature in them. Let judgment
reason and conscience be the arbiters, ant
the pupils sense of honor and shame, o
= merit and demerit,-in a word, of justice
I be the umpire of correction. AL.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-01-10
Towamensing nrevitios.

Plenty Of rain In this section.
Roads were in a muddy condition this
week.
John Behler, and wife, of Mauch Chunk.
were on visit to Trachsyille on Saturday of
last week.
Rev. f. ButE, Of Parryville, ofieIated at
the Upper Big Crees meeting house, Sunday
last.
Some Of our neighbor. were busy hauling
props to the Central Railroad station at lie.
highton, the last few weeks.
j. J. kemerer, Of this valley, lost yalu.
able hetter, one night last week.
Hunters are eagerly looking for the red
tail and black legs Of the fox, since the rabbit
season is over but very few have been cap
tured so far this winter, as the SHOWS were
not suitable for the pursuit.
Amos stroll, Of near here, who has beer
working at StoddarJsyille, Luzerne Co., re
turned home last Friday.
Miss Adelaide Shoenberger, Of this place
was visiting friends at Mauch Chunk thi
week.
-Messrs. Solomon Snyder, Jr, and Val
Kramer Of Lehigh GAP, passed through thi
valley with a small load Of Jersey pigs, ol
Monday last
/ Margaret Schabo of near here, is visitin,
nor brother-in-law al Shamokin.
-harrifon KleIutop Of Trachsyille, was ol
business tfip to KleokuersyiIle, NorthamI
ton county last Wednesday.
MERCURY
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-01-10
The New Food Medicine
Truly a Wonder.

The Qulehun Coca Co, prepare fiOm the es.
seEce of the Sacred Peruvian Plant fCOCA
Lead the lnost useful Nerve Tonic ana Lie
sus,aintr known to man, They have M med ID
COCA BlIfEihS, but hops the name Will NOT
oausr II 70 be Classed with the sO-ealled ''Bit.
cal and moral. F-'''
COCA BlllEiS has the power Of sustaining.
NE ana strength rdays withoat food :.
Exposure 10 storms, long fatigue ana maIar.
i9us poi,ss91uiag cannot harm tnose who use co.
TINS Is "a mnl reious lie iugiroranf. sntfrely
without reaction 10 cheers but mot iucbriates.
tui inc c1le ui ID hpeprll, Indigestion n ery.
business, Sich lleuuuChe WeuuuCss qrrat De.
plit4 lAtt ni Envl~y ana Power. LAYER CON.
plAsuts. ohtla tnd al rover, COCA BIlTERS
stgnus umlvulcd anu ore
tioH w UHcidt ffNCrt Of Li0vf. Hernd0n ~
.. ~ "lhf re uNiau natives, who u.s. Coca
perform pfuai iFir ut llbol without fatlRue A
h.Wtriu t1uic ~ the nervous -ystein Dat not
ul n1ous 10 tuc heultn."
lhe Nunderiui VA tues II tins new f0Od.medi.
elne rap only 1e arred al htre. Get a circu.
Nli Nhu u lin Nutrarit lu' 81. NO remedy ever
rcce we'd turA ruUIf sHaut
ANA a M 4 TO- l.iHrcu concentrated ossenCe Of
Sae-el feiuFi D tto4-au.d uY ali leading
QUICHC q COCA GO. New York.
fAiIl, hLiAl a. CO., AgCu q. f,ltih~
Due. -s-IsW
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-01-10
surrender of n MoIIie Mcguire.

Edward Curley, Mollie Maguire of Co
lumbia county, who Is charged with the muir
der of John Cunning, an old man, in Cen
tralia, on July 26, 1875, since which time he
has been fugitive from justice, returned to
his family at Centralia Sunday and delivered
hmselrup to the authorities After a hear
ing he was committed to Jail at bloomsbury
for ttial. At his trial it is expected he will
turn States evidence and expose the partici-
pants in number Of murders committed in
the vicinity of Ccntralia, which was the scene
OF many bloody tragedies during the reign OF
Mollie Maguireism. During Curley's hear
Ing Michael Brogan, who recently married a
daughter of Cunning, became very much ex-
cited, and drawing revolver attempted to
Shoot him.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1880-01-10

Hon. Robt. Klotz will please accept thanks
for valuable public documents received.
Hon. ]. q. Kramer was in attendance nt
the meeting of the Towamenslng Horse In
surance Company, which met at Stemlers-
Vile on Saturday last. We were pleased to
have n short chat with the doctor.
The large and elegant residence Of MT.
Charles Deppy, of Walksville, was entirely
destroyed by fire on Thursday afternoon of
last week. 1t is reported to be insured but
for how much l am unable to say.
The property of John IL. Weiss, of Towa-
mensing, was sold on Saturday last.
Mr.. Robert Miller, teacher OF Schoenber-
gers school, expects before long to hold spell.
ing mutch.
Hay is selling at SIS per ton here.
w. Z. Kemerer, late secretary of the
Towamensing Horse Insurance Company, in
sured five horses on Saturday last.
Rye is selling ct from 90 cts to 81. 90 per
bushel
So far only few foxes have been captured
here this winter.
No matter how you have spent the past
year there is no better way to commence the
new year than to subscribe for tile ADVOCATE.
PROF. ]. I, Snyder, principal of the Weiss.
| port schools, taught school few days last
week for his brother Henry, who resigned as
teacher of Betzville to accept q situation as
station agent orthe L. V. II. r. at Parryville.
We congratulate Mr.. S. on being so success.
full in securing the position.
Mr.. Fenner, of the Stemlersville school,
has resigned and has taken charge ofthe East
| Weissport school of which Pfof Francis had