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Railroad Guide.
pHILA. q REAb1Ne RAILROAD.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
NOVEMBER 18TH. 1880.

NOVEMBER 18TH. 1880.
Trains leave ALLENTOWN as followsi-
tvIA PRRK1oMEN RAnRoADl.
For Philadelphia, at -4;9), Gas, Il.4O. am. and
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at s4.so .. .,a.s5 D. m.
tvIA BAsr PEENA. BRAECH.)
For Reading and Harrisburg, 6.3s, 300 q. M,
1910. d.3O and Dos D, m.
For Lancaster and Columbia, 9 35, 800 am. and
SUNDAYS,
For Reading, Harrisburg, and way points, s.o5
WA BETHLEHEM.)
For Philadelphia from l.. v, Depot A4H. 6.i2
A8.l7,a IN ,I2.n2, ,5.53 1924 p. m. SUNDAY 100 pm.
For Philadelphia from l.. & 8. Depot I2.04,
Trains For ALLENTOWN leave ns follows,
WA PERKIoMRN RAILRoAD.l
Leave Philadelphia, 74O q. m. and 100, Ai.s0
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia, 500 a. M, ais and '4lS
WA EAST PEHNA. DRANcH.l
Leave Reading 500 1880 a. M, 200, s.55,and ol5
Leave Harrisburg 545. sos and $50, a. m., Las
Leave Lancaster, sos a. m los and $50 p. m.
Leave Columbia, 7.55 a. m. I.10 and $40 y. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading. 500 a. m.
Leave Harrisburg, 800 am.
WA BETHLEHEh.l
Leave Philadelphia Gas, 300. oi5, 2lo, "Ll5
ts.00p. IN. Sunday e.3O a. m, $500 p. m.
Trains marked thus ~ run TO and from depot
9th and Green streets, Philadelphia other
trains to and from Broad street depot. Trains
Via Bethlehem" run to and from Berks ST., ,
Depot, except those marked tHl
Thet4sO and Gas IN trains from A Allentown
and the .1.30 and 5.l5 p. m. tram from Phila
delphia, have through cars to and from Phila
delphia.
J. Il. WoOTTEN,
General Manager.
G. G. HANCOCK. Gen'I Pass. & Ticket agent.
may IS,
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A DOMESTIC LESSON.
By MARY K. LAMAERT.

In modest farm.yard, years ago,
There lived meddling goose,
Who brought on her devoted head
A TRADE fabuse.
Her gander was an earnest spouse,
And fond Of his good wife;
And even haltblind eyes could sec
She led him n sad life.
Please do not think great blame was due
That goose in household ways;
She did her duty as a vile
And merlted much praise.
She kept her plumage clean and white.
And feathered well her nest
Ofall the goslings on our green
Her darlings were the best.
Her faultP Why, like some of her sex,
With much ado and olatter,
She hlssed opinions to her spouse
On serious business matter.
Then she presumed tc Interfere
So said good discerner-.
Between some outside parties, who
Did not at all concern her.
One day, our favorite household guard,
Our dog, whose name was Cricket,
Became possessor of bone,
And was resolved to pick 1t.
When Mr.. Gander saw that bone,
He thought he'd like to share It,
But Cricket growled that bone was his
He'd bite before he'd spare I'll
Now, as the gander and the dog
Were generous when 1t pleased them,
They might have compromised that bone,
But Mrs. Goose so teased them
That Cricket let his temper rise;
He took her neck and shook her
Until her meddling Kissing ceased,
And even life forsook herl
MORAL.
Girls, learn lesson strive to gain,
By womanly forbearance-
For often more than bones are lost
BY goose-like interfereneei
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The heat Of genuine affection can find
no more glowing expression than that OF
the Irishman who said, 'Arrah, me darlin'i
wish was in jail for stealing ye.
The gambler and the beautiful young
lady have both of them winning ways but
the gamblers great card is the knave ol
trumps, while the young lady's the queen
cf hsaTts.
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Now Is the time. You can devote your whole
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NO one willing 70 work can tail TO make euOr-
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In mOdeSt farm.yard, years ago,
There lived a meddling goose,
Who brought on her devoted head
A TRADE o fabuse.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. 8. $.

The state Of Delaware TO
1N tne sheriff pt New Castle
ZEAL county, Greeting: Whereae.
Mary q. Chase, BY her petl-
tion TO the Judges Of ocr Superior Court,
iled in the once OF the Prothonotary o.
Che said Court, In and for tho county OF
New Castle, for the cause Of complaint
therein alleged, has made application 70
our said Judges that Z decree may oe pro-
nounced dissolving the marriage exist
ing between the petitioner and her hus-
band, Thatcher Chase. 'lgi74
We, therefore, command you, - you
have been heretofore commanded, that
you summon Thatcher Chase 80 that he
be aud appear before the Judges of our
said Court ct the next term thereof, 70 Pe
held at Wilmington on Mond y, the
twenty eighth day Of November next, 70
answer tho allegations Of the said peef-
ton, and alsoeto show cause. II any he
should not be made dissolving. the mar.
riage existing between him and the said
petitioner, according TO an act OF Assem-
bly,, In such case made and provided, and
also to do and receive whPt the said
Court shall then and there consider con.
ceruing him In this behalf, a. TO the
Court shall seem meet and consistent
with the provisions Of the said act Of An-
semblyi and have You then and there
Witness the Honorable Joseph P, Coma
eggs, Esquire OF Wilmington, the twen-
ty-fifth day At May, a. d. Eighteen hum
dred and eighty-one.
GEO. A.sMAxwELL.
..4. tpl..r. ProthonOtary.
Issued. June IA, 1881. ills IA %,
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AlLsrTKR has been addressed to the
I Marquis de Rochambeau, the desosn-
dabt Of the French general at the battle
OF Yorktown, from the centennial com.
mittee, inviting his presence at tho cele.
bration. The letter further requests him
a the representative Of the commander.
in-ohief Of the French forces in the
American campaign, to extend the In.
vitatfon 70 the mals representative Of
each and al Of the superior oficer.
Who served IN the command OF his illus.
trious ancestor, and in that of the Ad
tniral de Grasse and MarQ uis de st. 81
mon. They are invited as guests of the
nation A. large, which the Yorktown
Centennial Association has undertaken
to represent on the occasion. They viii
20 received on arrival at any port Of the
United Staten which they may designate
byIa committee from the association
and from that hour until the hour of de
parture for France the entire charge o.
them will be assumed by the associa
tIou, 'ssafD" &rti sgElli.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30

...1ssaTns AHEAurn OF raLoHDoN.-1t is
stated e. Q curious fact that the health
!, s,s ,ssports ,ofths esnsas Of London show
- decrease Of 25 pei 81 cent. in the mum
.as1s bsE Of, dsatbs for ths ten years be-
sstwssa 1870 and 1880. In that time
~ nsrs than hall. II . million. ,oS people
W.. hAvs. hssn addsd 70 The popuiatioa II
hs haEs petrcbolis, which nom num-
bgu about four millioa.- London does
-azq'notsspow sless wholesome A place to
ssi lyaiHafar this enormous growth Uas
yid'fsabohi nay be- that very large per ,S
srsassnks Of - asn. Who do business Ia
81 'saiyu ii sst ee LqndSr, sas n csly ens,sizth
= &ithin ihs city proper. The
othsr hvs-sIxths sleep in parts of tho,
city that b not 30 ooompact. The new
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30

PRINcE BIsMARcK Ia still suffering
90 much that he will not be able to
leave Berlin for week at least. Re-
plying TO q congratulary telegram from
some Breslau students, he wrote %
follows :t'Your saluratlons strengthen
the hope that the national sense Of the
German youth will In the future con,
fer on the fatherland that interna
peace which the generation which ex.
pires with me has not found"
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30

II built up para q London are said
u BE- mos Ai1ys Whatever the cause
- b Il y plsaaant 70 those who are
soupslled 70 live 10 cities to know
that, judged by its death rate, Lon
don has become healthier, although
increased by tho addition Of half mil
Hon og people in the last ten years.
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Senator Yoorheea. of Indiana

Senator Voorhees,, Of Indiana, d
said to have expressed himself very
iemphatically In opposition to the pro.
posed prohibitory amendment to the
constitution Of the State, condemLine
y as unconstitutional and impossible
~ execution under any circumstances.
He denies the right Of the State or the
federal government to conHscate the
property Of citizens engaged in lawful
trade, and asserts that the cause oil
temperance can be promoted only BY
sdpcation and the general improve.
mlaent .laelt Of the people, nothing ever hav-
Ing been accomplished by sumptuary
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TIE D1es1rr or LABoa.-The \

The DIGNITY OF LABoR.-The N.
Y. Daily Ns1s makes some good sug-
gsstiohs, which nom its observation
and experience in the great mctropo-
liz ought to have weight and infiusnos.
Il says ttNow that the schools and
colleges have just precipitatsd their
usual ssmi-annusl dsluge, Of gradu-
ates upon the community, the question
rof adopting . career becomes promi-
nent one in very many households.
Heretofore the current appears to have
set In favor Of light employSant-or
what may, perhaps, be appropriately
characterised ''the useless profess
sions.' The consequence is that all
walks Of life are over-crowded except
the mechanical. Nine-tenths Of the
young men who leave school are en-
dowed with . fair knowledge Of ac-
COUNTS and Of penmanship, and
nearly -ine-tenth Of these vainly at
tempt to earn their living BY the exer-
else OF such faculties alone. r1
~ The consequence is that our cities
have become crowded with idle, yet
deserving young men, while the me-
chanical arts are everywhere suffer-
ing for want OF recruits. A change
in this unnatural and lamentable con-
dition Of affairs is sooner or later In
evitable, and those parents and
guardians who are wise. In their day
and generation should realize and lose
no time in anticipating it.
When we reflect that ordinary brick
layers are now not only earning from
twenty to twenty. FIVE dollars week,
and that skilled labor in other me-
chanical pursuits is commensurately
rewarded, it becomes matter Of mar
vel how young men deliberately sub
side into bookkeepers and counter
clerks, in which the rate Of earnings
scarcely average one-half the amount.
1" II 1t is through an error OF judg-
ment or In Difference to prevailing
custom, the sooner the mistake is
corrected the better. II because Of
false pride or a vulgar idea that
mechanical pursuits are less respecta-
BILE or reputable than other profess
sions, no effort should should be
spared to explode the fallacy. 4
= People should reflect that the dawn
ing era in this country is an industrial
era--one in which the mechanical arts
will be held in prominent requisition,
and will consequently be the best re-
warded. The recent wonderful in
crease in the wealth Of the country, in
emigration, in railroad, mining and
manufacturing enterprises, al point
indisputably to this fact. s
q From present appearances the last
decade Of the present century will wit
ness development heretofore unpre-
oeiented in the worlds history, and in
the ranks Of the industrial armies des-
tined TO reclaim the great unpeopled
West there will be room for every will
ing arm and ready heart. ,,.l.ll
I During that period the most effec-
tive capital man can possess is the
knowledge Of q mechanical trade.
The doors of tho temple of fortune
will open quickest to the knock of a
hammer. Not that the days of the
pen are over, but because, as with the
yardstiek, there are too many of them,
and they are, perhaps, less effective.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30

THE ENaLIsH RAILWAY compart-
partment coach has been the scene Of
another awful tragedy. 1t is the third
horror Of this kind that we have been
cpmpelled tp shfopicle in w GAzfTTE
within y ysry, isw years, The great
~ GavsliiHS pbbiic in tie United States
IN regard Us fssl sstias 6he III Ne safest
nodssSf esuvsysnoss and It weul ID be.
70 regarded in England were it ndt for
the compartment system. 1t Is . Curl
ous proof OF the force of habit and the
desire to keep up an sristocratis Ious-
tom Of exclusiveuess. In this country
II . conductor were to lock the door on
. passenger suspision of foul play
would be at once awakened. But in
s-Eaaland psrsons arc -sxpeoted to walk
- =. osi Int TIE cympsrtms6t cf ssr with
sTSi asats IA. four ior,six and bs locked up
.ss .S.Gs 4 aAi ssSh tbsI end of thsir jour
,..ss .a,sln ns,iand t ttyk psrmittsd 70 20 out,
It seAoald . rsbbsrE ora murderer Ibe in
,al ,ths sams compartment AN. commit an
thels lfs No wsyo TO give IN
Is ..saissss osas sst ont of way Of the
Haia ~ AIsins epAdy's WAY The assault
,uN Cel Baksf, the bosom friend Of the
Prlnee of Wales, upon lady while in
ens Of these eopparmstts VIII never
esfossssssA., and even tend TO show
-simsshs sxsellsaos Of the Americas rail.
.sssssIWl0 s ttkvelinG oar over the Engii an.
.sl,.1 ;sf. "A thfs artry y lsdy y quite At esss
soig lins tzsssllipg n usauds, o. miles by
= ss idis md w night and Ia one Of oul
ss's3 30 AlA6s easY pc rpyst carriage can b,
,sapes safssnd deljghtful.. 70 ~
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sorrCns.

AJOFICE.-THn AID LOAN A6a0CI*
IN alton 10 now issuing new stgrk.
No blck payments. 2 Per oent allowed Y
members WtthdrAwtng. Apply DAY q
once COL shipley st.
June n mo. I'd story.
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NOTICE .-Dr. Klfpe's Great Nerve
ksstorer 10 the marvel 81 the age for ali
Nerve Diseases. All f1ts stopped ftee.7
Send TO 9ai Arch street, 1Phils tslphls,
eat 20-lH
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p w. M. Ksanard & Co.'s stock of
Dress Buttons ID very large and
styles are Tie newest and choicest.
f'ldt y' a|7t'ta1 lHunit@ Ii9illnUI r's'e
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ss:H.n.ss A.p e 81.

4 s9it Z t., 2 e
81 5ns s5dFi5 Yf955ib sSis-e-.ssess.s+ 49,
stseasDsis-e,.
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SA'SaV~ n UADxB BHkhHNCE. IN THE
.sa,s .sass s8QfH, ,5 Mis- franess r, sWiliafd,
q s,s, ,REnidsnS afstss oWsman's National
ned, sChriitas4l lEsmpseancs Union, has just
DIV b4stpfnsd HON Y ~ Tsxtshded tour
tpspGk DE S0athsxn States. d 4 day
o. two ago. .shs .Mas solicited by Bos-
ton n0esaspondsasf fDs some expire ession
,sosaIdok shertsxpegisnesl jim Ahsss South. 10 In
bsilsistlzsN sNn9stsisw ~ asked her n she was
s,a saAadss thkt shss VIZ 4 W snkes,''
..ss - sdto NhisA shsb II reported to have re-
ia sdi pnsa asSolowsi:ns collin iFelo z, ,',I s9I
sNot at all. nRsstywhsfse my vel,
com - n sgenss1sess ssssssso. fin Il
n "a ths 2loxth sysaT installer :asked Dor
.soSatesk ~ sad dvas sprepased BY the
5csaI NheHltS. .0fo many eialeEs North TO pay
.uwob my Axponsea.d AID hthei sight Of o
ssaw XankeesWhO psfnssd totsspeo0late, of
~ aenth pesmeds 10 awaken all the
iatasiat= =al,isaasy end Hospitality Of
1outherazpeQple.s Homes Of culture
..a end elegant hotels made me their free
- - u 8N bishops Of fouf denominati tions,
.1ems16any pastors Judges, generals and
-hN iespoks III protestant churches opened
80, a.tampaEAn0sa audisnoe and q North
Mu womAps, bal above all others did
-, ,tho Rrapd old. Nethodist, churches
:ss b baNossh. .md Soath-stand by me and my
soviiai eaus6p 5rss. b9ss t1i4d atii
~ ssush not 10 bs nuuplsas.ns to an,
ass .s:a /, achs ~ ana IAdys Who. had expert.
SIssucsd sszsrous hospitality in her owl,
eosntz1- acknowledging hsr- treatment
.inaWO1dkSf kiidhess:' But 1t does
"a ,sAem tAat soma ef epH,people do not
hkptp4s4s Anythins good said Of the
- sogshsFo people. They seem 70 for
Got aitosethsr that tie South ID q part
.Hra YQf ftbsssA4aiosu gRspublie--snd that
sl.r ,itisdolag ,all.in its powsr to help pay
= -as4 a. che debt cf ths country and reduce
~ tho eAssvy saxation that rests upon the
90 80 whole people, &; Miss Willard is re-
:yssl .ys. Ported 70 hsvs nAds anothef siEnih-
csnt reznarlE. In answer TO the ques.
.,'.sltioh Why political advsnturers do not
hnd the sars condition of affairs she
found m the South she said: s,Bs-
.Isalesasssttsy gonotto lladit but rather
z 81 Iss Satd ScaassSf its with digging mp the
X ku skSleeonIof old snimosities." efe bsbr
siaaiisss ss = ET1uut9s wilr hnd rs way to the
.ssii,9 ssi people. 90, Ab sStiys and malignant
bss Pres nnsy misreplessnt facts for a.
sas oissason TO secure the sggrandizement
% os political partisaps and esseurs the
.bn0a ticife spoilsI for . hundred Thousand
.Hefaeeholders but the testimony furn-
ished by Miss Willard, and the great
crowds Of Northern people who are
now every tall and winter spend
ing months in the South will prove SO
convincing As TO make the false state.
,~NHsnts cf prsjddiced and inter- ssted
partsesof vsTy y,iitsls weight. HAl odl ~ :
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TADLATAMa.l

,aS White, Blue and Pink Tarlatans
in qualities for covering glass and
chandeliers. s.b Do ui b.ia pdl -
172 WI N. KENNARD & CO.,
"a ,ai ,,a. ',', meals d. ~, 621 Market b.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
LACE MHTTs.

Z A choice assortment of Lace Mitts
is shown in glass case, ON the frst
counter to the left ss you enter ourI
store. a5h "a ,ua43 6a1 raj sGia
-''"'' W. NJ, KENNARDj& co. .
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
gloves

w. N. Kennard 4 Co.'S stsck < Of
Lisle Thresd Gloves ilis like their
stock Of Kid Gloves, very large.
They e are selling. good .Lisls Glose
- ~ cens. ~ noll HlaoHHl,lf wee
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30
LINEN LAWNS, i 81 y
Pure Linen Lawns I25 cents.
WHITE ICONS,

"A fne Viotoria Lawn at IL IL
and . full line of our celebrated
make Of Linon D'Inde, from as to
80 cents. ni
The daily gazette., 1881-06-30

~. ~ 80 2
aatrt.tt -sEl -
K isssis oih dl islr issJ
|d q l5yig as4i ti-psidl 10 msisgs ss'.e
I CARPETS REDUCED.
snW.d M Kennard & Co
have reduced one Of the Best
makesaof Tapestry Brussels
Carpets made in this country
to One Dollar per yard, and
there will be no better time
for persons to buy than now.
|laytlq ta,BLACx 4aooDs. hos 's,g =, =
= Our Black Goods command. at-.
teption on account Of quality, shade
and prices. n,oA..ds silJ lis ~ tii't'
A,d w M. KENNARD e. co.. !
i,'o ~ ass LADGnp " Nei
can }iId many choice goods 81. Rem
nsrd b Co.'s. Their stock is never
alioIsd 70 got old; selling at resssn-
|v,'s's' keep it moving g. !; 81; ~; ...,.
~ CHILDREN,O 81. .ti dq7 !
S,tt -, .....,s+ .3I VJ 9hi b
| syv style collars, large lace collars
40s fades, latest thing out, just
opened BY Kennard 4 Co. = ~.
..',,,,a.- --'-,,,..i, ..s,8 4.yit4c ijo e
e3i ~, .a., a,vnuau. *, omt5
~ = - sllll <
& Owing 10 tho great demand for
ginghsms they have become very
scarce, but w. M. Kennard 4 Go,
have VI 100 pisosa to select ono
dreas from. u- spmesW %
uv~.,-~.vl aNjs'
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ing thin gause underwear for ladies',
gentlemen and children, at LOW
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ri it SPANISH LACE xKE6.
A new and beautiful line Of Spenish
ties, Hshue collars, and many other
choice things just opened BY. W. M.
Kennard Il Co. as,g,.al e.s Aa -'ea1' 5
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in qualities for covering glass and
chandeliers. s.b DO ur bsia adl - I
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in the latest styles and .oolOrlngs, at
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shhawls and opsra Flaunels st -
W. NJ. KENNARD & co.'s.

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