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SIIinpis.

Oct ta9er Sio meo at iaa DC mango
9iq op al Diamond @ruben, cg | Die
eelen er be opipulmebe % Ell laa OPP
lott Silitanb, at oct Ell ct forfGroell9t
Gun. vi bsnnc @runO par Oct o9laa
t9nft paa al mure aabningen ri o9
lette en- fRlles @rapeS tstte berouer,
men Be fleite al be Smtomnes SIG9ts
ninqe oil NOT bellt baue yepnin9crne op
oQ iaa benz begraust paa ben aImlnoes
lise Maaoe.
= Soag, SirSOas, oil ale Banter,
gSboleiaIe Suie, DC flelte Mtanufattnrs
Sanolenos, Sanoels. Sammeret os enonl
nere 6orretninsse 9Otaler Chicago uare
itangt paa @runo al gpsSaI9et, Tor
at iaa Mtanse iom muIi9t tan laa ans
leonius til at ltemme.
- : ben ienere SiO ct Scr fore
ialot i Chicago here Suerfalo emo
l9ouanli9t, % oct. pll ll9e me9et. Ntan
loper Jig iaa nleget, ON man bare
tunoe bliuc tuit Utaior 9arrilon, men
Chicago bliusr pitt Chicago aIlissOel.
0tan bar blauot Nuoet, Iom ii9eS bam
paa, ben foriGrOeli9e Seitglonin9 imof
BAN, at ban, tuertimoo yopen, gaa'
meb lfiuIte Gaaben paa Jig. at brpot
en- 2ou, set er 10 %uiitnot iIoe, men Del
CT lite sobt at uioe, buao Nosen 9ue'
uilOs siere, ON ban par naot ii! tio'
liot og leut at IGroe5 inoe i ct Iaa:
bant Heoe.
- Mrs. Gbriltine Carlton / Mtolir'
bleu paatiert al ct 6rasttrGn for Ell
ll9es Sib lioeu; bun CT MI aT9aaet usi
Seoeu al De 8u9~l teller, bun peb &c,
Nnleonin9 mootrg.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04
lem Mcricp.

,Euoge 0ieGOmas ira SiIpsr 6itp er
paa n Reiie til yorosburg iammsu meo
i'm Stone og lille Son bIsutn ousriaIot
al Apads }uoiauere. Saaoe Uic6oz
mas % 6ultru bIsu isnsre al no9le
Reiisuoe Iunoet muroeoe % ns9ue. men
@utteu ct rimsligois bIsuen b~ortfsrt al
Mtoroene.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04

9lbouuenter anmooes uenli9t ON al
p9re iorlistiss, naar Dc inolenoer Ysn9e
euer ~lfriper til oS ~ansaaenoe Slnoet.
Netop ibas mobto9 ri ira NaIbinston
ct Srep, letter at man osrfra ferlt
bapos unoerrettet ps, o9 VI lenot ct
Scents 6rimGrte) ba ri aabnsbc Sre:
pet, %fanotes Der insenl ombellt aoresle,
blot Nspn. BoltmGrtct par ntpoell9t,
oq ri bapSe Sntet at saa citer. !0uie
l~aabanne Sreus lG99es tillioe, CT mar
ubiat for, Of DC bliuer slemte, % bute
Sebtommcnoe icnere %itriuer, os ca, ION
a~lminbcIis er SiIfGlloet, 9iuer os Baa:
pafnina, pil ri / nj GiliGlbc al IL
tomme til at ipare, at pi intct Srer
bar mobtasct. 81 sisr naturIisuiS
bpab ri tan, for at hnoe @reie pac
peotommenbe Srepe, men unoertlocn e
bet umulist. 0cnne9ans fanot ri, e.
ter opcr en- Gimes S,sen, Of Esstom
menoe bsrer biemme / Gan elatre'
Slot Ell Then 8ssanortng | Naunet,
buiitet Manse life taser laa nsie, Tar
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04
XDbe:Nmrt1,ter NNj

foruoIoe en- bel Del llbebageIisbeoer,
Og for i%aaoanne SmaafeiIs StpIo mob.
taser Vi ienere Srsuc, bpori ri uoitipl,
bes for baaoe Spp oe 8ieltrira.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04

vi. Nsboder % Jorteninser. Ws. IA
SubtsIb:
fora 9ron6at. (Nf gbrifian Glitter
17s Siser. Yris IS Gents. 9sHus 5or
taking pill Of VIE lsies meS Snteresis
% aniess at YRanse Tor at usre gIt.r'
peuefte StilSrins)
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04
III. 0arHtN.

gn Sansbos insebolcenee 800 Rorlie
;u.nlte. 9anite % Nmeritanlfe Gauge
20 Sieer, insbunoen. (Af oenne Bos ba'
es tun fac gremolarer tilbase. 80 Cts.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04
III.

xXxs
SnStsIb:
sirferoret 2tlteutur9,
Sen NiSeS SEQ.
sipet blanst 2autaIerue,
IN farlis 8srretutne,
Salffe NOter,
sntbserue me1sm Siersene,
tiot at 4Sert. (12s Siser. 1ris rs gts
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04
Dore promiebooer
l. Gn 3pIjt TortGain8er.
SnobuIo:

Sens 5rabeliB.-gu JprtGuins til at
lie at.
Der ~ ortenS So.-gu msriom oanli
6%orteuins.
&eipeoessW a Ifiuen. = On poIit 5Ure
tGuiu9.
Spoen.-Gn lioen batter 5ortGutu9 ira
ben iioite oauite 8ris.
SrGf al Wsprenes Sip.-gu i~aroeles
liulis Stilorius om pisle imaa intsres
lante 2pr.
BED 1srtn.-9igt
6orIopeiiess0iIot | VRrbg. = On
mcriom 5urt9ainS.
Gn @emfe. Sa9t.-gfter bet gusellfe.
ct upentet 0jcnipu.-gt iueaIt Susn
Hotten. -6orteains.
3rmls % Snser.-9ist al Ssrsen Mo.
MuoerS Ncrre.@ aaroeu, Ell laI,ofGr
big 5ort9lins ira ~5belemarteu.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04

v. Nsseler q Jsrteuinger. No. -
JnbbsIe:
re to 8Iiuoe,
Ga SeeraSelie I epre 5~eiemarfen
en- StOuefierriuS. (SS 9. Brs25gt
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04
1aben aorreiponoanee.

Gnbper maa butte paa, at niger
8~orreiponoaee inotases i SIacet, meo.
minors Seotommsnbe op9iuer for Rs.
oattionen tit fuIos Hapu.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04

ra en- af Dc +
bpsoer bersti'-
slis Sast. Y.
70 for at ifq,
slomarten meNF.
oiebGtteIis la
8 meb ben Sni
af Sarens ii
Saren sisr !.
af be tre, b
bag en- IlDf.
Sieblit inrt,
lurt neo fra Sis
for Seseren ba
rpIis bapbe ltll.
en- libsn StHIi
rbauieIie tn :
meb Saren bGl.
Den itprer !
en-, mauite for {
foritaar at go
roerIebes pratt
IN meb tit y.
bette ifuIoe I
,urtisere enO |
,eren faitet Y.
gIimt, ct 8nf
ornem os 9dT.
Her til, sriber
pm 6aIien fO'
ineb ben; II
iom i%nsenIHlI.
lit 2ip for g
neb fit RGb
Stpffe al G''
beioe bans "a
ph 6ue %fnipitai
rtIis aureluOns,i
OIse berpf :
in Slirefnip !!
of file I'm y
,uebet, Os bern.
IN rusleoe 81
os nil PIN
staf meb Srhs.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04
I'm sammcl clipper bauoe haast ii

VII gaIlniel Sllpptr 9uooe laael JIG
neo paa Sslttpiten al Spllano. "a
9gnen a iauoet % Geiene al Den
Grunp nause, uiIbe hans 0uitru buUe
bam til at boIoe Seit % So9n, oa
bum gap Jig life, Tor benoes Snite bIeu
opipIot. Stippersu tiebte Ell 0sit,
men en- SmuIs i'm; uso ben miublts
2nleouing latte ben oiiteo / fulo 6ort
laus5 Stranosn, os ell Dag git Stip.
psrtousn paa 6ousoet I'D al 8leres
toiet. Saa bsilut.eoe hsubes Mano,
iom alori9 bapoe bapt Ell Semme /
6Gnberue, at tursre Spret. Sau ft
Ell gammel Ssmauo I'll al biRlps iig
os anltaneoe Zig ct 9ammelt GIBBS
unter meo fort 8i9ttin9 ben bier
9iort falt / SiuIatien, Nnterst ben Be
op / So9uen, 6elten bIep lpGnot Tor,
% DC 10 MGnb tlsrte ailteo til Stran
Den. Siot eftsr blcu Soften 9anlte
ristis itp os latte iuei, alt buao ben
ortebe. Mcn Stippercn taitsoe iinbist
Ssmmerne ira zig % COMMUNICABLE
CAB Inter,t faIoei" Nnteret ialbt
os bussepe fig fat / Sanoen. Oct
gap ct pGIbist Rpt / aioretciet, Os /
Oct ianms for be TO enslte omborb DIR
rcnoe no ouer RGIinsen us ialot / en-
temneIis msotaset SiIitano neo buer
paa fin Sioe.
Soften uobpoes III I'll Salo.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04
Sbtp.

s NGrbeoen al Maion paa Gtncins
natl Soutbsrn 8anen LOB | 6rebass ct
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04

artitlen fra "Rso Riuer Oalen"
unoertssnst u. {. tan optases, laa:
fremt sSnoienbersn letter lit iuloe Naur
berunoer.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04
4iblaub, 9seuapsO Co., Mid.
llte MortS 1881

aiblanb, Nswapso Co., Ntid.
lite Marts 1888.
Seq lrits iorIeben Dag ON en- Ora.
Ter i Sanmart, Der tabritereoe iaIlfe
Tsuss, os iom M CT bsmt til at Iies
Strai for Bet, Iamt efter uoltaaet Stral
ital uopiies al 9anost. Stl De pore al
ben gobbeo at Iaoe mig uioe %isiennem
"Toitsn", ba maalts Ell Del at oens
mango 9GIere osiaa tunos cnlte al
bore osrom, buor ben banite Staggering
aeter at Ienbe ben Spr. Seq baabe,
ba, at ben oanite Resierins lite lenoe,
ham oper til be 6oreneoe Stater. 9
bar uilt not al ben Slass 6pre her for.
81. Yeterien.
Spar.-Sfelse ben npe Sop9iunine
erilterer lite l9ussrs Soruisnins Dan:
mart; bar imiblertio Ell llolRnoins Ior.
brubt ii9 Der, ba tan 0ommen oslat
inobeiattes ben 8sitemmelle, at ban
eiter ubitaast Strai lite lGnsers mae
opbolos Zig / 9anost. 6a%Iltmpntnerel
bar altiaa u9rst Ell %llolGuoins.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04

mfg. Sm o..
|senbe anet h9', .
olot fig @el
baarIst to
am / 6alenf,
itienbe en- rus
ilutteoe berroi
ba ban 10
{ eftsr fig, pth
Os gar ban BAN
bpionen pllps
4 arapottin n y,
te / bans 9dal
eIist emil Jag
gen; Der CT
til al bsbe iftl
,ebre, at BIZ e
Os ba ou lfr
tal ies Jorge =.
: BiinotG9t -
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04
Gen norit =lntberifc Ssmanosfiric

&iliam Street, Srootlpu, News2)Ort,
bar iom SulssaUc faaet eli @i9lo poa
5000 Collars betalt. vi oenne betus
bcIioe Gum bar 6r. >obn Is. 6unt,,
Ssn al abode MG9ler 6unt, siust
6aluoeIsn FAINT Renter / , aor 1850
Soaars), mcocus ,S%nbebauernc al NfG9
Ieriirmet 6und, Gppc II So, O'5rr.
s.. Gopc % y. SoItens baue 9iust
80 Dollars buer, @eneraltonlnl SsrS
al cane Miolcr 500 Collars og ueo en-
Suoiamlin9 1000 Collars.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04
VII. Msteaer "a IsrtGaiaser. 80. 10.

AA IN
5EsSsls:
Cthetu. (gn Ssrteline fro Rsrse.)
Blister - Daar. (EH 5orteIins irc
Danmarf. 1872 SiSer. Eris rs GeHts.)
Ssiltsniombelt af oisie Bsssr isas.s til
guhssr, iam Setsisf ior ct belt Var
5oriiuS re ben 9ib Setaliu9su
iuotreffer. yremiebsser fensss III
til samIe Gssunenter, ism tuu betal.r II
8, 8 el.r s Naaueser | 5srltus. gsresis
ALE Breeze I'd .. Nruasfsn,
Dec0raL Ssun
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04

+ line sil. /
n'mOO ass /
Pp poa u
|ses @su,. /
al Ssitri
De %'Oris, /
raarct % !, |
Sae ast' |
{ nao, bite
[@lfatte, itor,
|oenOe usn.
allut iuaub,
mebsns
FSamptrs. |
|anOt
Seq bsrer |
10000 su |
E o9 at 4
er M |
lteniombetf |
Saanbper
|ssn'onN ris |
IN relic % |
|6OrbeIs? |
g &eN aiosr |
tie fine Sen. |
|es %Dirtelis, |
SubGtun, |
ON be Dag, |
y Reo Rius, |
pm is9er e |
e. fOruentsr |
bring of B, |
Fren Os MQr
iaa lin fuISt |
IN 6remlnsS, |
Poer ibIausr |
@oer en- |
billie ban |
PenIis SaQub |
foonne Sesu |
+, at ban oil |
R9 paa bena,
n9rmere 6ot. |
|uis en- MunS |
l. iaa iOriss |
Pi S isIp til |
|%rrstnins; Be, !
IS @ber. Sp
! Gilbert paa
[bbifritt on,
[intp oil meys
|nee so psi,
% meO Ben
! 9obe SpaIi
{ ubfOre 500.
/ "Sarb" ira
im9en 8roid
Fel9enoe uopit
rene,
aar bIeu OF
rroi at $780,
Der bette Guy
|cbbelte 8eIpb.
mere eno Glen
Sano omtrna
lUusen. 9Ui.
[u~eiebrinser Ct
9usft
bprfbare arsal
Suibel 9uso,
Gin os 8os
l.. Ss bert
II eubnu er i
bog CT lnn9i
pie, at Srea
len uil bliue Ct
Ertst 6armina.
iad f~ortrinlls
ben sitIise q
Reb Safe ..
siort tiIsiar
no De toiter
/ faIbe biuiscn
{ gsret Der
Fiten at ianln
20. / "6nrN
ar 9%alppartn
|stilosr os 6Or
RS Sieneits, ..
mt be melt uls
kbs os nplti;
bet uupRrelle
en- blomnreH:
b9ere.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04

T., Eoit 5srcr, Der o9loa tos meo
E%aslaserer, gloroe Ell Dag / NtOntana,
oa bet uar iorfGroeIist tolbt, en- goO
os inartGnft @iernins, iost ban irelite
.r uns Mooers Siu, os bette 9iorOc
ban paa fplsenoe Maaabe. (oun meo
lit SpGbebarn par bans eueite Yasiae
ger, % oa 6ulosn uar oueruGttes ltRrt,
Iaa ben lnse Mooer mart unosr for
ben, laa ban laa Jig nsot til at siue
bsube i'm 0osrs6ratte men ON II Sio
forllos heller life bette, % bun Tom til
bet Staoium, Iom er ~alminbeligt / lIi9e
SilfGIpe, at bun bellt uiIoe lspne, 90
oa naturIisuis ious Iise inb / DOZENS
Nrme. 6an ft Sen Soc, at Der matte
sierss noget aparte Tor al reooe Ntoe
oeren % ben vile, % ban ~ltanoleoe
Gosneu, lteg no al Den os tit Ben unse
Some oslsa Ioftst ND. Sa lte9 ban
after op, llos paa 6eltene, % Oct bar
ailteb. Strar uaasneoe Samen Ill
fulo Sspibitbeo; lit Sarn uiloe bun
lite mite for nogen EriS, % unber
bisrtsitiGrenoe Raab iulste bun i iulot
Sprang eiter SOsnen. auoiten pas
isbs i'm 6art siter benSeS, o9 oa bun
buubs iprunset , 0tile, troeOe ban at
oGrs iitter paa benoe; ban l~tunoleoe,
tos benbe op / Sosnen, taIte benoe til
Rstte, patteoe benbe soot inc, c9 ale
tire tom i goo SeboIb fre.n til lin Reis
lee MnnI.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04

Gn 6rue, iom ifuIoe Ieitc en- III
Sicueitepiae, talcbc meo henoe ON Ses
tin9e!ierne.
"Sucr Snsbas % 2oroas IeI9es ut
40 paa Gorpet", iasOe 6rlcn.
"@poi - men bpem lfaI bare Rur
pen 2" Ipareoe Yigeu.
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04
u. II. Sobnion,
9. G. Sobni0n.

ssaforsr "a 1~sa,arius Rubii'aS, oil altto
NJ - SaussmxHes 7isneite. snies ! Asams
~ Pa""' -, SAM
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04
w;ense Mar9an9.
;orrstmiuss.&Ort.

R. @ilett.
mt A ssiaetf. SasisrsTs % Saaos'0sss,
SISia'" Soubsl
Decorah-posten., 1883-04-04

: 6lorioa CT Der ct rent Raieri srter
ganb til at oprte apeiiinsS reer paa ;
bpao Der ifior DOR prro so pr. aers
betales MI meo $50.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-01-20
Another New Route.

The charter OF the Nazareth and Phila-
delphia Railroad Company was granted
January 3. 1883. A corps of engineers was
placed on the route on the 5th inst, and
have already surveyed and located the road
from the point of intersection with the
North Pennsylvania between Iron Hill and
Hellertown To Butztown, two miles north
Of Freemansburg, which latter town is two
miles east of Bethlehem. The line occupies
what was known as the Freemansburg
Branch Of the North Pennsylvania road and
connects with the Lehigh Valley Railway
at Freemansburg and crosses the Lehigh at
the lower end of Freemausburg. II is
claimed that the distance from Philadel-
phia to Portland on the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western Railroad by this route
will be but eighty-six miles as against one
hundred aud four miles by the Belvidere-
Delaware Railroad. The Bangor and Port
'and Railroad is now running three trains
daily from Portland to Nazareth, SO that
only the ten miles from Iron Hill 10 Nag
areth remains to be built to complete what
is claimed tn be the shortest line from the
Lakes 10 Philadelphia. The capital stock
of the company is SlOO 900, and the stock.
holders are Charles Brodhead, B. X. Jaml,
son, J. II. Krrshaw, Philip F. Kelley, A,
G, Plummer, G. II, Mllet, W. r. Meredith
William L. Levin and F. R. shattuck.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-01-20
A Gigantic Blast.

N NAh huhllu IAdbhs
The third Of series Of very large blasts
now being made by the Glendon Iron Com
pany was fired Thursday OF last week, and
was attended by very satisfactory results, as
it is estimated that over l2O, 900 tons Of rock
were displaced. The site ol the blast was
hill on the north side of the Lebigh river,
quarter Of mile above the works. Into
this hill, which is $50 feet high, were dug
three tunnels each forty feet long. At the
end OF each, at right angles, were cut two
tunnels, ending in chambers, where the
powder was placed. Each Of these six cham
bers were $50 feet below the top OF the Hill
and forty feet from the surface. The hill
was almost perpendicular. Twepty-nine
thousand pounds of Julson powder, equal
to $4,000 pounds Of cannon powder, were
stored in these chambers,a aud the whole was
fred by a magnetic. electric machine by
touch from the hand of Superintendent
Frank Firmstone. The shock Of the explos-
ion was more severe than OF any previous
blast, though no damage was done at all.
The entire surface ofthe hill--iOO feet long,
l5O feet high and Al feet deep--was rent by
tue exposon.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-01-20

we have heard both Democrats and
Republicans say that there is nothing bet
ter for a cough than DR.. Buli's Cough
Syrup this old reliable remedy never fails
to cure a coygh or cold at once, aud may be
obtained at any drug store for 25 cents
bottle.
Argument was heard before Judge
Rice, of Wilkesbarre, Monday morning for
a motion for new trial in the case OF
Houpt VS.. Hendler, the defendant being the
applicant. Mr.. Hendler's main ground for
asking for new trial is the alleged drunk
enness Of two of the jurymen, who served
when the case was decided against Hendler'
The Judge reserved his decision, The de-
cision is awaited with much interest, as de-
Gliding the responsibility of drunken jurors.
The tube works building, used by Nc
Kee, Fuller & Co., at Fullerton, for finish
ing cars, collapsed with terrible crash on
Saturday night. The building was frame
structure, coo feet long aud 100 wide. The
roof was nearly fat, and the weight of the
snow upon IL, increased by the rain of Sat-
urday, crushed the edi6ce. Several cars
and a small locomotive were ruined. The
loss is estimated at $4,000.
Miss Nora Rhoads, who has been Wis.,
iting friends in Bethlehem for the past two
weeks, has returned home again.
WANTED, a Woman to do General
Housework in a small family. Fair wages
aud ordinary work. Apply at W. S. Whit
ermute's store. Jan. 20.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-01-20
A Deeply Disgraced Man.

A dispOtch to the Philadelphia Times,
from Towanda, dated the 18th inst, SAYS
"About three weeks ago II. W. Thomas, Sc
years ofsge, a we'll known and hitherto re-
spected citizen of Ssyre, called at the resi-
dence of prominent gentleman of that
place. The gentleman was out and Mr..
Thomas suggested that he would remain
until the householder's return. While he
was waiting he committed an outrage upon
the little girl OF the house, who upon her
fathers return, told the sLAry OF her wrongs.
committee was appointed to wait upon
Mr.. Thnmas, composed Of the following
gentlemen s. N. Blood, C. II. satteriee, s.
W. Bishop and D'A. overlnn, attorney for
the girls father. When accused OF the
crime Thomas broke down completely. He
offered $500 if the matter could be settled.
Some days afterwards meating Of citizens
was held with r. Asa Packer in the chair,
and a resolution was adopted stating, that
while the perDetrator OF the crime deserved
no consideration at the hands OF an iLdig.
nant community, yet in view Of the ph ysie-
al condition Of the child upon whom the
outrage was committed and the consequence
I TO the innocent members Of his own family
he was notified TO remove his presence from
/ the vicinity within twenty. four hours "nOl
IN return while his miserable life lasts
| The resolution was read TO Thomas, who
Immediately departed to parts unknown.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-01-20
Half-Time Adc2ted.
CoNPIDESoE.

All OF the anthracite coal ompanies with
the exception Of the Philadrlphis 4 Read
ing Company, agreed last Friday to suspend
mining three days a week. Il is understood
by those who have entered into the agree
ment that the Reading will also become a
party to it. The sgreement is not for a
specified number Of weeks, but will probab-
" continue IN foree until u majority nf the
interests are satisfied that the supply is re-
duced to proportions more nearly equal tc
the demand than is at present the case. The
President Of one Of the coal companies esti
mates that, in order to preserve such rela
tions between production aud demand al
will insure to the companies fairly profit
able prices. mining will have TO be suspend
cd forty. eight days between now aud Aug
ust l.
The committee Of the Schuylkill Goa
Exchange Tuesday ordered a suspension 10
coal production and shipping on the 18th
lgth aud 20th inst.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1883-01-20
Lower TowamensinE sauibs.

Lower Towamensing squibs.
Gold weather existed during the early
part of last week, and the result is good
sleighng.
MIR. Daniel Beer was at Bethlehem last
Saturday, for medical treatment of his can
Ger.
Our popular sewing machine agent, l..
F. Kern, is meeting with success selling the
"Crown duplex" Emachiue- making both
lock and chain stitch.
John Prutzmsn has been employed as
section boss on the L. & S. RR. in place Of
Abe. Green. discharged.
Mr.. Aaron Stroup was made hapI one
day last week by the presentation OF young
sou FROM his wife.
Rev. Freeman has a large class Of
catechumens, to which he inslructs weekly
in the ST. Johns church.
-Bowman's is to have Post office. with
John Ruch as postmaster, al least rumor
says SO.
Some Of our teachers have formed a de-
batting society; they meet every Tuesday
evening, at Lentz's school house, the sub
ject for discussion last week was-"Mar-
ried life is preferable to single life"
CoNPIDESoE.
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CAUSE FOR APPREHENSION.
Why Mysterious Physical Troubles Arouse
Special Dresd-A Professional
Experience.

Few things give more pain than dread or
apprehension. Most people are able to face
apparent danger herOicically, but the sud-
den and unexpected coming Of some inde6-
nate calamity very naturally strikes terror
to even the brsyest. For this reason lightn-
ing and tornadoes are considered terrible I;
their coming and going are so sudden, un-
announced and unknown. For this same
reason an unknown disease, sumo poison in
the blood, some mslady that is gradually
undermining the life, is specially dreaded
by all thinking people. And, indeed, there
are good rea ,ons for such dread, for modern
science has discovered that some vlrulent
disorders show the least sign in their be-
ginnings, while they have the worst possible
symptoms. We know Of many persons who
have dull and uncertain pains in various
portions of the body, who are unnatursllY
tired one day ard apparently well the next;
who haye an enormous appetite at times
and loathing Of food soon thereafter. Such
persons are really in a dangerous condition,
even though they may not realize it. The
following statement Of most prominent
physician, who has had unusual opportuni-
ties for Investigation is of so striking and
important nature that il will 10 read with
interest by all:
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Mahoning Items.

Mah0ninR ltems.
MIR. David NJ. Ballet, Of this place,
is at present attending the Pleasant Cor
ner high school. He will graduate in
the spring and will then be the teacher
of penmanship in the Centre Square Sc
lect School.
An election for deacons was held in
the Lutheran and Reformed church, Of
this place Messrs. Daniel Miller and
L. r. Kunkel were elected ON the Re
formed side, and Messrs. Charles III.
Fritz and Moses Rex ou the Lutheran
side.
On Sunday week ago, Mr., Frank
Ried, OF West Penn, was united III the
holy bonds Of wedlOck with the hand
some and accomplished daughter of Mr..
Charles Fritz, of this place. Rev. A.
Bartholomew, of LehightOn. performed
the nuptial ceremonies. May The bright
present of the newly welded pair ever
continue SO, changing only to the mel
low beauty of advancing years, and may
they be as happy as the happiest, live
long and prosper; and feel the footballs
of Time as lightly MS the most favored OF
fortune, is our wish and that Of all Of
their many friends
-Messrs. T. r.. Knnkel and H. A.
Keiser were in Attendance at the Teach
ers' Local Institute, held ut Slatington
on Saturday, January 18th. They re-
port the exercises as having been very
instructive. There we're about 20 teach
ers from Carbon present.
Half of our school term of five
months has expired.
-Our public schools at present con-
tain 312 scholars; 165 males and LAT fe-
males.
"A number Of sleighing parties have
gone to Lehighton to attend the pro-
tracted meeting held in the Evangelical
church.
The Catechumen class, held in the
st. Johns church, of this place, by the
Rev. A. Bartholomew numbers 21. In
structions are given once and sometimes
twice week,
-Jake's almanac for 1883 is becoming
quite popular. We congratulate Jake on
his success as q weather prophet.
The very name of Governor Pattison
makes the average Democrat happy.
And we'll it may. After more than
twenty years OF hepuollchu Iulei huCu u
reformer as Pattison has proved himself
to be. as Governor, is enough to make
anybody happy.
"A man aud his wife from this place,
met 'spook" last Sunday night on
their way to Weissport. The "spook"
was in the form of big dog, and jumped
up in front of the lady. She called out
and, no is usual in such cases, lit vanished.
We hope somebody will organize party
to shoot the 'spook."
Advice to teachers-If you don't
want to be scolded by the women, don't
keep their children in after school to
study lessons that they ought to have
studied at home.
The Mahoning District Institute will
convene this Saturday morning at o.
clock. at S.ndel's school house. TIE
programme is AZ follows: History, w.
II. Bittner; Primary Grammer. A.
Ballet; Pronunciation, Robert r Jones.
and a debate on the queAtion, (which
gives the better mental training-History
or Geography" The speakers on the af-
firmative side are 7. r. Kunkel and r.
r. Jones; on the negative, Josiah Mus
selman and G. A. HartnDg.