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sraud treat Aud oysters are drawn
on shoro as big rs mules ear, more
or less yet they are high in price
So much for strolliug.
The College Of Physicians and
Surgeons is having a grand success
during the term of SO and 81. She
numbers over 300 students tie
greater number are represented by
Pennsylvania aud Virginia. DR..
Gnndry's Lecture on Sanitary Sci
euce. DR.. Gupdry delivered a
course Of lectures at the College Of
z. aud ). yesterday afternoon. The
hall was filed with students ply
sicians and others interested in san
itary affairs. HIS style is easy aud
graceful, and his delivery pleasing.
His evident desire to avoid sensa-
tionalism on tho one haud aud
narrow materialism on the other,
gave the entire lecture a scientific
aud diguified atmosphere an ear
nest and practical man was taking
up snbject on which he is thor
oughly posted. After giving statis-
tics to show how much faster our
cities grow than do our towns and
our rural communities, he said We
cannot stop nor turn back the civic
tide, cities have become the chosen
residences of men these are the
strongest, the wisest and the best Of
the race these also the weakest,
the poorest, and most wicked" "
Hygiene is not charity, but justice ;
we mnst try to secure to oil men
equal chances for life and health.
The average number of deaths in
Baltimore is 900 q year. II we can
lessen this even a little we save
precious lives. The small .pox epi-
demic last year cost the city 800 600
directly, and perhaps Sl.OO0O0O in
directly, yet proper precautions
might have prevented it. The COM
mercial value OF a life is not suili =
GENTLY understood. They know
better in the army. DR.. Gundry
went into q careful discussion Of tho
various estimates OF tho population
Of Baltimore, showing coDclu usively
the difficulty of obtaining accurat e
estimates. Which | will not men
sion. D. II. RorHRoCK.
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The above reached us unsigned,
aud tue writer is hence unknown TO
NJ, but we will nevertheless rise
and explain. IIe touches the oft.
repeated and thoughtless accusation
that half Of the pension money is
paid to fraudulent claimants. II
this bs true the majority of the
frauds must be confined TO the large
cities. II will be well for people to
remember that the rigid examina-
tion the applicant has to undergo
with the examining surgeon appoint.
ed by the government, before bis
claim is recognized by the pension
department, admits OF no possible
doubt as to his disability which,
viewed from n standpoint ignorant
OF the true fncts and probably thro
tue glass of jealousy, bus the out-
Nui' VI ADuNu'l
county need not be ashamed Of it's
Pension List. It's lepgth proves
that when the nation was iu need Of
defeLders our county was not slow
in furnishing it's qloto, who, when
danger threatened were not found
wanting. The brave Spartan moth
er mourned not for her dead sou but
for the living fearing his escape
from injury had been purchased at
the price Of his bravery. While our
fathers and brothers risked life and
limb at SIS per month that our flag
should not come down, the many
who kept on the safe side OF the
Mason and Dixon line aud made
money are now the first to Srowl.
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FROM THE SUNNY SOUTH

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. SO.
En-. PosT Arrived hero Nom
day eve Oct. 2ud, and will try and
give partial idea Of where am
and have been, and what doing.
Baltimore does not make favorable
impression on tue visitors at first
sight aud they do not become en-.
tirely reconciled for few days, but
after taking stroll around tue city
and having drank from the fountains
Of health, where the sparkling wa
ters come out in all their purity, and
where many a poor heartbroken
creature has been made glad by res,
toration Of former health, Baltimore
has good nice people and she en-.
joys good society no one can say
but that they we're we'll treated aud
respected ifs disposition for it is
shown by the visitors Upon leav-
ing this Queen City there comes ov-
er you quite q different and warmer
feeling for her than you had on your
arriyel. Long may sue stand and
prosper. On We glide to "Duid
Hill Park which presents some Of
the grandest picturesque, viz. all va
rieties OF flowers, trees, fences,
monuments, animals of which are
the camels presented by j. K. Com :
mons Of tally, for the Park, Sept. 4,
1883 The largest on exhibition.
The Park contains COG acres which
is beautifully laid ont in roads and
paths every few rods arc erected,
nice seats for the purpose OF resting
and haviug a social chat with the one
whom you are escorting. For the
small sum Of three cents you can be
conveyed to Wasbington's Hotel,
distance of 2 miles where all kinds
Of refreshments can be procured
All who visit the Park oLce, leave it
with the fond anticipation of seeing
it again. What makes il 80 very
pleasant for all classes Of people is
the conveniency Of the st rect cars.
Visited the fisheries, some inexbaus-
table fish ponds II aud l8 miles
distant know that il some OF our
fishermen Of Middleburgh could
have access to one OF thoss grand
ponds which are 30 richly Supplied
with 6sh, they would think it q
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SERGEANT MASON FREE.

ALBANY, n. Y, Nov &c The par.
don Of Sergeant Mason, who attempt.
ed to kill Guiteau, reached here to-
day and he was released. When
The Times correspondent reached
the prison Mason had been taken
from the shoe shop, batbed and fit
ted out in new suit Of clothes. n,
sat at q table, eating bis first meal
outside Of tie prison mess room in
twenty months and ton days. II,
said he first heard the good news
Saturday, when he was shown dis
patch addressed by an intimate
friend in Washington. He has gair-
ed ton pounds during his con6ne-
iuent ard looks much stouter than
when he entered. A big soft hat
pulled far down on his head, well
concealed his closely cropped hair
The reporter asked him if the par
don vas the good result OF a fresh
move on the part Of his counsel, and,
therefore, not wholly unexpected by
him.
Counsel nothing" the Sergeant
cried, raising from his chair; "the
lawyers have never done mo any
good. They have only been expert
meuting on my case, like n lot OF
doctors at free bospitols, and told
Mrs. Mason not to pay them a cent.
The Philadelphia postal-card scheme
has done u heap OF good, but the
newspapers have always been on my
eide aud they have done the most
good. / hadu't lost all hope, al
though Betty had given up the case
long ago. l thank the Prosiden
aud the people for slow justice, but
l don't feel grateful for my liberty,
for | always deserved it >
After some further talk the serg-
emit said: Its learned the army Of.
ficers not to put a brave enlisted
man on guard over sneaking as
sassin Of n President went to war
aud fought against four uncles and
twenty two cousins, who were rebels
aud 1 thought | ought to have had
n better job" When tue reporter
told the sergeant that there was
story printed to the IF ct that he
aud Betty had fallen out because OF
her injudicious handling Of the SUBJ
scription fund, he became excited.
betty hasn't spent hardly any,
thing Of that money; she's almost
earned her living off our little place.
"Wha are you going to do, Ser
geaDt = the reporter asked.
I'm going to Locus Grove, my
home, on the Blue Ridge, fast as
steam will take me. A manager of
a snide theatre in New York wanted
me for curiosity, but amt going
into that sort OF business. A cloth
ing firm in Chicago will pay me $50
month to be salesman for them,
but | don't know nothing about sell
ling goods, SO | reckon they want
me for Jumbo,and I'm sensitive on
that point. | am going to let Betty
decide it.. At FIVE o'clock he took
train for Washington and his home
in the Old Dominion.
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The National Grange Of the Unit
cd States has been in session in this
city for some days past On MoL-
day evening DR.. Loring the Com
missioner OF Agriculture addressed
the grangers giving them some val
liable information and advice, Que
of the questions discussed by the
body was how to restore the former
high standing OF and interest taken
10, the grange movement. Perhaps
the best advice that could be given
on this point would be for the or
ganization to steer clear of party
politics.
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II may be of interest to the agri>
culturalist as well as the general con-
sulner to know that the corn pro-
duct of 1883 is about 100000
bushels below that of 1882. while
the potato product has been the
largest since 1875, or an average OF
81 bushels per capita, or total Of
1875, 900, 900 bushels.
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ORANGE JUDD CO., D. W JUDD, Prs.
751 Broadway, New York.
SHERIFFS SALE.

iIy virtue oi n ccrtiin writ Of fi. IA, issued
"ut ~ the Court nt Common Pleas Ot SNYDER
county. IA, and to inc directed, will cNposc tu
lu'i sale at The Court House In Middlcburph.
pn. on TUESDAY. DEC. II. 1881 at O'clock 4.
VI the foil wing dcscrihed Real Estate, to wit
Twp Snsder county Pa bounded North by
lands - ~ j.. S,fonb aud Jacob Gauglcr. Est
10y lands of Ahlc Hcrrud. Jacob Ncrhuud and w.
~. B'rku', south by lands oi ". II. liarkus,
West by lnhIs df joseph ShniIcr. containing
EIGHTY ACRES more or less w.th the appur.
icnanccs thereto belonging, upon which are
erected two story dwelling housc, bank barn
and other ruthuildings, About TEN ACRES oI
ahovc trnct II woodland, TERMS CASH.
SEIZED and taken into execution aud to be sold
NJ the property Of WIN. Hocscnh ocht.
. DAVID RICHLY Sherin
Sherir's Ohicc pIiddlcburgh, Pa. Nov. ~, -
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The liquor men are dragging the
liquor question into politics. wheth-
er temperance men will have il so or
not When they organize to defeat
a man no matter what ticket he is
on simply because he is temper
ance man, it takes no prophet to di-
vine that the liquor men will soon
array the temperance men ofall par
ties against any man they favor.
In Ohio, Republican candidate for
State Office was defeated because OF
his temperance proclivities, and in
New York a temperance Democrat
was defeated by the liquor men on
the same ground. Self-interest in a
selfish business knows no bound OF
friendship aud ackonw Wedges no par
ty affiliation. Temperance men who
20 into a political campaign as can
didates may expect to receive the
opposition Of the liquor men, with
all tho influence they can bea,
against him. .-Ex
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The Press
FOR THE PRESIDENTIAL YEAR, 1884
Weekly Press,- ei.oo Year.
Daily Press, 5000 Year.

The coming year will DO notable. Congress,
divided between a Republican Senate and a
Democratic House, will be busy President.
making. The great battle OF Protection against
Free Trade will agitate tho Capitol and tho
country. The Presidential campaign will DO the
hardest fought and most exciting political
struggle for quarter of n century. Europe, In
the opinion of tho best informed, trembles Oh the
evo OF great war.
With such nm outlook live newspaper which
prints all the news and tells the whole truth about
II IL moro than ever q necessity. Such a news
paper Is THE PHILADELPHIA Press. Telegraph
wires In Its own Office place 1t In instantaneous
communication with corps of over hye hundred
news gathcrcrs distributed all over the civilized
world. q Tho special daily cable service which IL
shares with the New York Herald covers every
phase of activity IN European life. No paper
cSccs 1t In all the elements which SO TO mako up
broad, full complete journal
Besides being complete newspaper THE
WEEKLY PRESS has several special features
which put 1t ut the top. Tho AGRICULTURAL
DEPARTMENT., enriched by constant contribu.
tions from tho fOrcmort writers In various
branches, gives tho practical tlings that people
want to know on the farm aud in tho garden. Tho
EELPISo HAND For WOMEN or .Ho,ne Depart
mcnt, edited by Mrs. KL;o Upson Clark, is fun
Of ofinformAtion, hints and happy thoughts for every
wife, mother and head Of q household.
a great feature of tho coming yctr viii no tho
highly valuable letters OF JOSEPH ID. WEEKS on
Wages of WorkiuS.mcn, the general conditions Of
Labor and tho Cost OF Living In Europe as com.
pared with America. Mr.. Weeks, who had charge
Of this subject the Census OF 1850 has made It
q life study, and has been abroad this year con.
ducting special investigation. His letters will
givo the facts as 90 earnings in all the various
industries, the purch,sin power of wages, strikes,
trades. unonism. arbitration, etc.
The WEEKLY Press is fun OF choice home read
Ing, with puzzles and other matter for the little
folks stories aud pastimcs for adults and children,
fashion notes, recipes, glcanings from current
literature, n careful summary OF domestic AMI
foreign news, ani an earnest discussion OF tho
great questions Of the day.
tSuinDh coIJt,s mailed free.
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The President has at last pardon.
cd Sergeant Mason, the soldier who
whils on guard at the Jail in Wash
ington. attempted TO shoot Guiteau
the assassin of President Garfield.
This action ofthe Executive is sp-
plauded by pineteeu-twentieths ol
the public. while the strict discip-
Librarians of the army affect to view
It 9th alarm.
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Congress will assemble next Mon
day. The Franklin Repository says
hat our represent tative, the Hon.
Louis T.. Atkinson, has already ss-
cured quarters and will be there ut
the opening His constituents will
find him an efficient aud obliging
member OF Congress.
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Work on the Washington Monu-
ment, which has reached a height OF
4lO feet, has been suspended fer
the Ninter, but the Brush Electric
Light Co, propose TO utilize it in
their experiment to light the city.
They propose to pnt n corona light
on the monument 80 !eet above the
top, On at height Of AGO feet and
another upon tue dome OF the Capt.
tol, aud assert that these will illumi-
nate tue city and insure briliancy
'qnal to the MONDAY sun. II this
can be done done it will prove a
great blessing, as the gas furnished
aft a light barely sufficient to
make darkness visible.
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Col. Snowden states thut nearly
81, 100000 trade dollars were coined,
Of which there are about 3O,000,OOO
in China. He estimates that there
are about 5000, 900 in this conntry,
and that 100000 or 100000 have
heon imported.
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The trial OF Jane Mutt for the
murder OF n. l.. Dukes will begin at
Uniontown, Pa, the first week OF
December Daniel w. Voorhees,, of
Indiana, will be one of the counsel
for the defonse.
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Petit Jurors

peUt Jurors
drawn for regular term commencing Dec. 10th
ADAas-Isaac Hackonberg, James Aurand.
Dreese, l.. b. Haiues, Jacob
A. Freed, Henry =, Freed
BEAVER W Wgsr-C q, 6reenhoe, ID. II. Man
beck, Fred Steimling, Levi Kline.
s. kine, j, kohier Peck,
Augustus Troutm. u,
CEsTRs-H. u. Sampsel.
FRAsKLis-Jaoob W. Eisenhower, Samuel
Howen.
wetrei, Samuel =. Walter,
J"nsS Yearick,
MippLKRuReH-philips Spade. Geo %. Smith
NJ MippLscRErs-chas. y. Gsmberling, J. X.
HeiutselinAu, Theodore now.
MoS90x-Peter Klingisr Thomas Stetler.
PgsN-S. A. Fisher, Levi Renningsr, Joseph
Fisher.
PsRRy-John Il. Arbossst, Michael y. War.
nsr: J.eb u. Arbosssi, Henry 9oodling,
A. II. Markley.
PgHny WEsr-Daniel w. Haas.
SELlssa Rovs-l X, Scharf, J, y. Wslter II
y. Charles. W. W. CAwlsy, Geo. W. Css
ter, -, ID, Coz.
Ukiok-D. 4. Thursby.
wAsHisoToN-Joseph peihl, Il. 4, Arnold
Dsaiel carmen
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THAT PENSION LIST.

WEsT ESp, November &c. 1883.
Ed. Posr.-1n looking over the
Pension List, published in your last
issue, I notice good many pames
that ought not TO he there and still
others that should be there and are
not. Can you tell us why this is
thus' Please explain.
Yours, &C., 90
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nELA WARE WATER GAP AND
~ SOUTH WESTERN RAILROAD Co.

philadelphia. ia , November -, lss 4.
Sl'ecir Meeting oi the Stockholders Of the
Dtlgwarc NatGr Grp and South. .We,tcrn Rail.
- u company will he held NJ .ni Walnut Street
l'hiltdclphis, Pa, On Saturday, the Fifteenth
Day oi brccinhcr. lsEi, NJ Dnc o'clock, l.. NJ, Tor
the purpose Of voting upon the ratification OF re-.
lection oi nm agreement OF cunSulhIa ion and
mercer between said Company and the Sea.
boa ii. Pittsburgh aud Great Western Railway
company. By Order vi the Board Of Managers
Nov. ~, 80. 3w. Il. ID. FELL Sec.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA,
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w. PAINE, Proprietor.

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H. so per day. Rcmodced and newly furnish.
ci. Nov - So
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Grand Jurors

drawn for regular term commencing Dec. 10th.
ApANs-George Leplry.
heaven Alfred Spnch', Jacob q. Sny der.
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reatest Blood Purifier Knownl
RHEUMATISM CURED

RocHrsrER, N. Y. Apr. 9Th, 'ss
Rhsumdtic Syrup Co.:
GErrs-I have been q great
mfferer from Rheumatism for tx
rears, and hearing of the success
dRheumatic Syrup Iconcluded
Ogfye II n trial In my own case,
md l cheerfully say that ! have
secn greatly benefited by Its use.
can walk with entire freedom
rom pain. and my general health
,very much improved. IL IL q
: plendid remedy for the blood
! nd debilitated system.
Z. CHkS TER PARK, NJ. n.
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NEURALGIA CURED.

FhRroRr. n. Y. March l2, go
R''numatic Syrup o.:
GENv-Sincc November, 1882,
! have been n constant sufferer
.irUm neuralgia and have not
known what II was to be free
from pain until ] commenced
the use Of Rheumatic Syrup. !
have felt no pain since using the
fourth bottle. Think II the best
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SCROFULA CURED.

PonT BYRON, MY, Feb. 20, 80
Rheumatic Syrup Co.:
had been doctoring for three
or four years, with different ply.
sicians, for scrofula, MS some cal.
led II, but found no relief until |
commenced taxing yonr Syrup.
Amer taxing II n short time, 10
my surprise, II began TO hel p me.
Continuing rs use n few weeks,
l found myself rs well as ever.
As a blood purifier. I think It has
10 equal.
MRS. WILLIAM STRANG
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-09-15
Go Fishing.

Amasa Stone, the Cleveland million
aire who committed suicide, did NO be-
cause lie could not sleep. How many
millionaires are there who would give
one of their millions IL they could s.eep
as well nights as Pat who takes care Of
their horses, or the poor man who works
in their gardens. Every mill on dol
lars man accumulates nftet he has .
competency, is . weight of lead upon
his brain. He docs not enjoy the money,
and nobody else can. What does it
profit man to gain bushel Of money,
and lay awake nights and se srooks,
and roll and tnmble on soft he'd until
every nerve b on q strike? A mill on
sire who can take fish-pole and go of
70 q pond anal catch Lull-hca.ls, aud
forget that he IN worth q hand csl dol
la,s, has got An easy t'ne. but few OF
them can do Il. Tie tlecta~te II . man
Who has got ~, On. 80 ao'lA - blowing
his l,rsins out, oug' ! to make tlsuunand'
who are rich and who are rNst'ing fcr
more, stop and think. and then quil
business aud 20 fis.iig --Packs Sun'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-09-15

THxss are said TO resids in . New
Hanapshivo towo two women, one a
whom hes buried four husbands end u
now married 10 the Afth. and the Other
oi whom has had ak husbAnda. has been
divorced from four a them, end has
been deprived of one by death.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-09-15

~ proposed 20 hight mp the greater
part Of the Suez canal by electricity,
With the twofold object, first Of enabling
dredging operations 10 Do carried On at
niaht instead Of during the day. and
NEXT in order that vessels may pass
through at ell hours instead Of blocking
up the psssags and snchoring. a. hithsr-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1883-09-15

LIBERALISM is creeping into all the
churches, but the poor preach. RS notice
that il ha, not yet struck the contribu
ton box.