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From Am. Journal Of Medicine: DR., Ab.
Meserolc Cate of Lond0n) who makes spe.
cialty of Epilepsy. has without doubt tr, a ell
and cured more cases than any living physi.
clan. His success has simply been astOhish.
In we have heard of cases of over - years
standing successfully cured by him. He has
published work on this disease. which he
sends with n large bottle Of his wonderful
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one wishing u cure tn address
DR. Alb. MES EROLE, No. 90 John Street,
New York. nov, g4H4
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Sunday edition, al
SUNDAY - Eight paRcs This editiop
furnishes the current news of the worlI,
special articles Of exceptional interest o
everybody, and literary reviews Of new
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special market reports, and literary scien.
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Estate Notico.

Estate Of LOUIS KLISaEE. late Of tho Bnro'
of Lehighton, Cprhon County, deed.
All persons indebted 20 said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment. aud
those having legal claiius a9ninst the same
will present them, without delay, IN proper
order for settlement. %
MARY h kLINGER. Admr'E.,
or her Aparnev. r. BERLOLErTE
November -, ls-3-sea
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MARRIED.,

FRANTZ-BREINER.-On the IIth inst.
by Rev. A. Bartholomew, Alvin Franjz
OF New Mahoning, and Miss Kate Brein
err of West Penn, Schuylkill county.
ANDREAS-RUCH.-ou the uth inst
by the same, William II. Andreas and
Miss Susanna Ruch, both of East Penn
Carbon county.
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Our old friend +. y. Cannon, of Sum
NIT Hill, has been in attend dauce at the In
stl'ute during the week, aud made us a very
peasant call. We were much pleased t,
see him.
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No Pate nt-No Paw.
PATENTS.

obtained for Inventors in the United Statcs,
Canada and Europe, at reduced rates. With
our principal office located in Washington.
directly opposite the United States Patent
Office, We arc able to attend to all patent
business with greater promptness and de-
siatch and at less cost than other patent at
torneys who are at q distance from Wash.
ington, and who have, theref fore, to employ
"assoclnte attorneys" We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as to pa.
tentability, free of charge, and all who are
Interested in new inventions and patents arc
invited to send for copy Of our 'Guide for
obtaining Patents" which is sent free I
any address, and contains complete instruu>
lions how to obtain patents and other Valua.
ble matter. We refer to the German Amer.
lean National Bank Washing ton, ID. o.; the
Royal Swedish. Norwegian and Danish Lega-
tions. at Washington; Hon. Jos. Casey, late
Chiet Justice u. s. Court OF Claims; to the
Othcials of the U. 5 Patent D flee, and to
senators and Members of Congress from
Address: LOUIS BAGGER & CO.. So
iieitors OF Patents and Attorneys at Law, Lee
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS, in pursuance Of an Act of the
General Assembly Of the Commonwealth ~
Pennsylvania, an Mt achment hath be, n
granted by the subscriber. one Of the Iustic, Z
OF the Peace in and Tor said County Of Car.
bon. at The instance Of certain Francis
ReTlg. of Franklin township. in the County
Ofthe Township of Frlnklin, in the county
Aforesaid. wherein certain Goods aud Chat
tells and effects Of the said Jacob Goldberg,
have been attached and are now in the Gus
tody of Jac0b Zrigenfuss and Tilghman
Dreisbaoh, OF he faid Township. This, is
therefore, to give notice to the creditors OF
the said Jacob Goldberg to appear on the
lO'h DAY OF nEOEM RER. 1883, AZ the
the Township OF Franklin, then and there to
discover and make proof OF their demands
ngreeably TO the directions OF the said Act.
HENRY CAMPBELL, ]. p.
Nov. 2L-W3
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Railroad Guide.
Philadelphia & Reading R. R.
Arrangement Of Passenger Train,.

- eNe9SAkbA AABAUIa
MAY 27th, lsss.
trains leave Allentown as follow:
(Via PKRKIONEu RAILRoAD1
for Philadelphia at sS.Co, e.45, lice. n.
and as.io p. m.
SUNDAYS; 3.
for Philadelphia at 800 a. m and tlSoRns
(Via EAST PENN BRASoH1
For Reading and Harrisburg, 600. SO n
M, 1918, I.3n, and Dos p. m.
=, or Lancaster and Columbia, eco, s.teAl
m'' and 81 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
= For Harrisburg, and waypoints, 7.ss a. M.
Trains for Allentown leave as foiIovs,
Vla PERkIoMEN RAILRoAp)
Leave Philadelphia, 74o .. m, and Ia,
'l'Se' '4s0, and s.ib p. m. '''
SUNDAYS;
=. Leave Philadolphia, $50 a. M, 20, and
i tVia EAST PENN. BRANoH1
All hesye ys Reading, IsO, lslS a. M, zoo s.so,
,Id Leave v, harrisburg, $40, 75o, $50 =. n Las.
Leave Lancaster, 1880 a. M, 1.Oo and TAO,
Leave Columbia, 7so a. m, Ito and s,.p,
fE'V" AlnR street Depot.
SUNDAYS
Leave Reading, oo0a. IN. and ooop.m
ne"Ve harrisourE' 100 a. m. and 400 p. M.
a. Trains via "Perklomen Railroadu mark.d,
thus ~ run to and from Denot. Nfnth 80
Green streets, Philadelphia, other trains ~,
ana from Broad street Depot W.
,,,l ane "e9o and O. 70 a. IN. trains from Allen.
VMh, p,Ni, hhu the Il 30 and BIS p. M train from,
Philadelphia, via Perkiouen en- Railroad. hSyos
through cars to and from Philadelphia
]. L. wOOTTEN.
& a uANcocu General Manager.
May 9th, 1853.
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FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers at Private Sale his
FARM, situated In Mahoning Valley, con.
tanning FIFIY-SIN ACRES, with improve.
menls and never falling supply Of water. For
particulars apply to
J. ], DILCHER,
MahanOy city, Pa,
Or to c. d. FRITZ, New Mahoning, Pa.
nov lO-W2s
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FITS :::::; 81 i:::
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Also, an Immense stock vi be found at his
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comprising hNEkClArS aud SUITS Of
--latest Styles, for Men, Youths aud Boys, az
yerv Lowest cash Prices. Don't fail "a call
NJ 80 Susqueharna Street. second Dlothing
store above this Manson HVnse, Mapeh
Chunk. onv. 10 wb.
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New Terms of the Press.

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Daily, except Sunday Joe. a mo 500 a yeal
Dai y, includ sunday, Csc mo-, 81 so year
Sunday Press, - % year.
weekly Press, Sl.00 year.
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This Seasons New Descriptive Catalogue s

In fact, everything for Amateur Theatricals
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Editorial Mention.

coSenEss' will convene on Monday
next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ups MoRDArNT STILL IN THE ToMBs.

MRS. MORDAUNT STILL IN IhE IoMpo'
Mrs FANNY Mordaunt. the wife OF FRANK MOT
dannt, the actor, is still conhned IN Tue her
Friday night, a n,olent I that bemorrhagos
aud tits ensued and al ii o'clock her CONDITION was
go ns,de,ed 40 dangerous thai Warden Finn had her
sen, in an ambulance to Bellevue Hospital. Az
moo Yesterday, however, she had Sumcieh''y i"-
covered to be brought back 10 the Iombs, .. ot
Mrs Mordaun, g counsel having obtained wrts oil
babeas corpus and eertiorari, appeared before Jus
fice Donohue, in the Supreme Court. Chambers,
v.stsrday, He said that his client was
charged with having pointed a pistol a.
her husband. and also WIN NAY hayipg rs"o1 w,s
mo- allegation in the papers that the pistol was
loaded nor that it was pointed at Mr.. Mordaunt
Win intent TO iBjure HIM. Even the charge that
Mrs Mordannt had pointed pistol at her husband
was only made on information ana oeneI. inrao
was no evidence that any crime had oeen com,
mItted The case adjourned, however, until
Monday, at the request of the Assistant Dlstrlct-
Attorney ~ ..
Mrs. Mordaunt was seen by TRIBUNE reporter
in he afternoon. She looked sad and mlSefa 20,
said "This last persecution OF me 10 ureaI, '1i
band. | did not have pistol IN
nv hand on Thursday. and far from seeking
TO kill HIM. l was stu hoping 70 thaf Ero We
Evans that addressed the remark about taking
drink. and that was done psyiully. tie knows, as
well as my husband, that | never take dIlnk !;
but / like him very much, a'u
was DESTROYS only w Of leislas shame nn that
who have borne all this wretched misery so long
should al asst De put in cell III this dread u way.
YRS. Mordaunt declared that she had not eaten
for three DAYS and that she was penulless. her
great fear seemed to be that while sue was IN prasou
her husband M ght enter her house and take away
her furnitura
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

A woman OF middle age went to Ferdinand !,
restaurant at No. I13 West Twenty-third-st, az
N m Yesterday ami said she wanted to get
LAWYER as her husband had deserted her. She vas
excited and under the influence OF liquor rev
seeond-story window Tine injury from her fall 10
the sidewaik was not serious, but she began 10 e1
hlbit symptoms of dellrum ana the police TOOK ner
to place her in strat-jacket to restrain her from
hurting herself 8, C.o.o ,ha
She was recognized as Mrs. Minnie crane, 'ne
keeper OF tho house at No. 81 East Ihiruetn-,L a
coored servant SAID that the woman leit me mouse
on Friday ev ming, wearing diamonds worm aoouo
$4,000, but having on low slippers ana l9 g3
wrapper She was then much intoxicated. II r
diamonds were missing when she was sent 10 the
uos Dltal yesterday. The police Thought IT pronaDle
that some acquaintance had taken care OF tneih ioi
her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
A WARNING TO HUSBANDS.

In n hook recently published by DR.. D. B. st.
John Roosa an illustration of the harmful effect
of a somewhat common custom is recorded. Kissing
lady without her consent, or against her VIII, mas
somef,nrs led 10 iufelicitous suits at law wherein
the offender became tue sufferer; but IN
the case. in question there was no resultant
snit-the persons being husband and wlie
hut the lady became deaf. While
one day she sat reading her husband came up be-
hind her and kissed her suddenly upon the rlght
ear. "taking her completely by surprise" She
suffered a great shock and mad roaring IN the ear
for some time becoming very nervous. Gradually
the nervousness ceased, and tine incident NOT being
mo, tbs later, when the lady discovered that she
was becoming deaf. She was unable to hear the
ticking of watch when SIZE held 1t 10 me rlgbI
ear While she formerly enjoyed music, the sound
of the piano now aDnoys her. and whlstllng among
many other disturbing noises, Is especially disa-
greeable,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
LINEN DEPARTMENT.

OOO doz q Napkins 81 ~ per doz; worth - -
90 pieces Bleached Damask. soc; worth soc
10 cases Hand Loom DamAsk extra heavy 5Oc worth zoe
loo pieces Glass Towellng. ! .qc. worth lSc.
1928 dor Cream Towels So 0Oer doz; worth ~ 90
30 cases Barnsey Huck Towels extra large ana hesNy
s. rs per dor; worth s.
ptrIow LINENS LINEN sHEETINGs. SHIFTING
LINENS ITC AT UNUSUALLY Low PRICES.
Special ATTENTION GIVEN To COUNTRY COT
TAdFs. STEAMERS HOTELS, CHURCHES AND IN
sTITUTGONs.
SAMPLES OF DRY GOODS SENT GRATUIToUsLY
MAIL TO ALL PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES
on APPLICATIONS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
ITALY RECRUITING HE FIVE POINTS.

ports bought O3S Italians to this city yesterday.
making over 1000 souls added to the prospective
population of the country. They were all OF the
poorest class. and came from Naples and its ycin
ity. The thousand who arrived yesterday were
nearly all out OF Castle Garden by p. m. ana had
taken their way TO BaxterSt. TO enter al once
nnon The active duties of life IN gathering the mel
ancholy remains of cast-o garments, and IN aldIDg
Messrs Coleman, Walton and others in disposng Of
the dirt OF the city. Tho bonds. mortgages ana
the motley crew, were usual, stored safely away
with bedding babies and other household furniture
ia huge sacks and bundles appropriate TO the 'er-
vice and altogether the brigade presented slghi
that undonb trdy would have delighted the heart OF
Romulus when he had got himself ready to I'LL New
Rome with citizens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Hoffman House-C0arles de Strive, Russian
Minister a, Washington, and p t B,rnmi o. B Tor
port Conn. Grand Hofct-.:: General =. " al.'
General " D GrOner OF yrsna ana Wam l. B%st
Jeremiah Mcclure OF Elmra n. Y.....-Astor Ho"se-
Predecessor FRANCIS L. Patton. o. Princeton N j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
MAKING THE BEST OF A MARRIAGE.

Daniel Xavier Cleary. who was arrested fer de-
sertiug his wife. Margaret, five days after their
marriage, last February, was brought TO- the lonDs
Police Court yesterday for examination. AFTER
being paIoled from the YOrkvllle Police Count,
where be declared that he was intoxicated when
the marriage ceremony was performed ana knew
nothing Of IL days subsequently he tailed TO
put in an appear ance the day first fixed for ex-
animation. Consequently he was rearrested on
Thursday, and since then has langnsned IN me
Tombs Prison To-day his wife informed the mag
istrate that she desired to withdraw the complaint,
saving that satisfactory arrangements had been
made between Herself and her hust ana ant' she
plsdged her word that there WAS no danger Of her
becoming a public burden upon the city. judge
Power granted tue request.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
THIEvING FROM ERRAND-BOYs.

William Simons a thin. salOw- faced young man.
was arralgned before Justice Gardner III the JeneT-
son Market Police Court yesterday, charged WIN
stealing three cambria robes valued at Sl3 80. from
a rwelve-year-oli boy named William Colbert. and
a quantity of wire from Joseph Gilmartin, boy 10
bert SAID he had been sent 10y his employers. Simp-
SON Crawford 4 Simpson, to deliver the robes to
Sontb Ffth.nye He met Simons, who offered hun
10 cents to deliver message to Mr.. Meyer III
neighborlng building, and agreed to hold is bundle
until he returned He could not fluid Mr.. Never,
and when he returned he likewi % failed 10 find Mr.
Simons or bis bundle The boy Gimarln tolh
similar STORY and Simons was held for trial by JUS
tice Garduer. ~, A.,
Captain Mcdonnell and Detective Moran, OF the
Eighth Precinct, who arrested Smons, said that
there have been about thirty complaints lodged d,
Pohce Headouarters by boys who have been ROBBED
in tie same Tay. The worst feature i'll the case is
that employers usually deduct the value OF the
6nrsed do not exert themselves secure the arrest
of the thief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

ing 1--WE have been told of HIM many times ana
dcsire 10 hear him" The ENJOYS Will 20 70 DosVo'
on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
Autobiography
Golden MEDALS.


ala from or fairs where ALcOCKs Porous PLA$
1RRs were never exhibited well known TO need
'u'" F'NT sISG SNG " Y. POST OfFlcE,l
March 10. 1883
One week ago while engaged in duties as assistant post
master was taken with violent pain OF knk In nv oAck
wa. 70 painful could hardly breathe aid ached oil over
, ody tmmeoiately sent for an ALLCoCK POROUs PLAs
Ys and applied the OF pain In twenty minutes
vas entirely relieved ard cured. have used Acocks Plas
tes m nv twenty years ana have found them
Wonderuly effective curing coughs colds and pulmonary
amculte. They are perfect medicine chest they
without the slightest pain inconvenience never leaving
,n,r1 nm the akin THOs. LEARY.
President village Of Sing sing N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
RUGS AND CARPETS,
WHICH WILL BE SOIL At VERY LOW PRICES.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.

Having exea,vey enlarged this Department they nave
LARGELY INCREASED THE STOCK,
WHICH Is ALL NEW,
aud of Rare Novelties Rich Antique Designs IN
JUTE VELOURS
TIrpCoMAN CLOTH AND PORTIERES
GOBELIN TAPESTRIES.
SILK AND wool TAPESTRIES,
RICH CROSS STRIPES,
SILK PLUSH IN NEW SHADES.
SILK.FACED SATGNES
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CRETONNES.
NEW MATERIALS FOR SLIP COVERS.
All the new STYLES In large o tments OF
LACE CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES,
SHADES. CORNIcEs. ETC.
Bids AND BEDDING.
Drapory executed in The most artistic manner ny INC
hest mec hanics at short notice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
CHARGED WITH BIGAMY BY A BIGAMIsT

curious case of bigamy on the part OF two per-
sons was brought to the attention OF hecorurI
(Sreayes In Paterson n. j.. yesterday. About three
weeks ago a woman who gave her name az Mrs
Horace Sigler appeared before the Recorder ana
asked for the arrest of her husband alleging that
be Ill-treat.d her and threatened 20 kill her and
had forced her To sign over her property 10 nm
Sigler was placed under bonds TO keep the peace To-
ward his wife and with the assistance OF LAWYER
she recovered her property. Some gays
later sigIers bOndsman surrendered hIin,
but as he represented that he was
living anicably with his wIie, and sne confirmed
the story the matter was dropped. The next DAY
Mrs Sigler went to the Recorder and again com
planned of her husband adding that she dld not
want 10 live with him any more she was not DIS
legal wife, as he had another one llying ,,.
"The why do you not make charge OF plg%ihy
against him ~ asked the Recorder.
"Well, am afraid he would make the same
charge against me-"
How so y A.,
WHY have another husband living" was the
frank reply ,
dismissed the woman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
- uo,u n.uv rppuNE SUNDAY lsss-TWELvE PAGES

charged with burglary and aSsau sas e S".ea
from the Westchester County Jail. SheIln horson
has offered a reward of $3.50 for his arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAo
sunrss 6oi; SETS 8;l7l Moon ri's S22ao'n'Asso'' ~
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
NJ ..rdvHoox s33: GOV island 9:l9; Hell Gaia llfos
MsandyI Hook 500 Islsnd GAL; Hell GAIA llioo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
DUCHESS,

SOFT AND HEAVY. AT Sill. sl.25 AND sl.ss.
MAGNIFICENT LINE OF BLACK SATIN BRocADEs
AT $50. csc. sl25. $3.50 AND $685. ALSO,
SPLENDID STOCK OF THE RICHEST BLACK SILK
IMPORTED AT CSC. sl26 sl4s, sl6s AND sl.es.
THE ABOVE QUOTATIONS. ARE LESS THAN THE
ORIGINAL COST OF PRODUCTION. WHICH rem.
pERs THIS A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PROCURE
d EsIRABLE GOODS ALL PURE SILK. AT ABOUT
THE SAME PRICE As ARE USUALLY ASKED FoR
THE COTTON BACK. WHICH TURNS GREEN AfTEh
FEW DAYS EXPOSURE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

We make the most nOurishing breads In the
world HEALTH FOOD CO., "a 4th.ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25

N
Having been cured Of attack Of rheumatism OF the
neck and shoulders by using ALLCOCKs POROUS PLAsTEs
feel a my duty strongly commend their 10 aim
ary afflicted period Of several months had exhaust.
ed many other called remedies without obtaining the
sghtest relief Finally applied Of Acocks Porous
Pl. ster, and found my almost Immediately cured
1 consider them true blessing. Faithfully yours
JAMES H. UOsMER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-03-25
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