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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-03-20
Blackboard Work.
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Standard Time.
I. LONGITUDE.
/. East.
2. West.
3. Observations of:
(a) Principal Meridian at Green.
witch.
(b) Sixtieth for "Inter-colonial
Time.
(c) Seventy-fifth tor eastern
Time"
(d) Ninetieth for Central Time. -
(e) One hundred fifth for "Moun
tain Time
60 One hundred twentieth for spa
cilic time"
III. TINE RELATED TO LONGITUDE.
/. Sun passes from east to west
800 degrees in "a hours.
2. One hour equals Is degrees OF
longitude.
8. One minute equals Is minutes Of
longitude.
4. One second equals Is seconds of
longitude.
5. All time west is earlier and ali
time east is later than that Of the
Principal Meridian.
LII. The Day.
[. Solar.
(a) Taken from the sun.
To- Subject to notifications:
|. Revolution of tue earth around
the sun.
IL. Earth at aphelion.
Ill. Earth at perihelion.
oYfh OF rin n = ~
ecliptic.
V. Earth oblique to the ecliptic.
2. Civil=mean solar day.
8. Siderial=true day or one rota-
ton Of the earth modified by:
(a) Earth at aphelion.
10 Earth at perihelion.
(c) Earth at right angles to the
ecliptic.
(d) Earth oblique to the ecliptic.
~. NAMES OF DIVISIONS, AND WHAT IS
INCLUDED IN EACH.
l. Inter-colonial. it includes
(a) Nova Scotia.
10 New Brunswick.
2. Eastern; it includes
(a) New England.
10 New York.
(cj Pennsylvania ana states south.
3. Central; 1t includes
(a) Illinois.
(bl Ohio.
(c) Indiana.
(d) Missouri, and all states north
and south.
A. Mountain; it includes all roads
west of the Missouri river and in the
mountains.
5. Pacific; it includes all roads on
the Pacific coast.
V. DISTRIBUTION or TINE
l. BY telegraph:
(a) From Madison and all observa-
tions ON the Goth meridian,
(b) From Mortified, as usual SUBJ
iect to calculation from Goth meridi-
an.
(c) From telegraph offices to others
that are isolated.
5. By local centers.
(a) Jewellers, etc.
(b) Town clocks, churches, schools,
etc.
(c) Factories, mills, etc.
I'D Offices, etc.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1884-03-20
Boss Liniment.

Nathan Coy. of this town, is now
before the public with 1.-THE 2:40 OF
Boss Liniment, for Calls, Scratches,
Cuts, Grease-Heel, and all flesh
wounds. Mr.. Coy has had long ex.
perience in dealing with the ailments
of horse flesh and he is therefore pre-.
pared to speak. Try a bottle, and il
not satisfactory money will be re.
funded.
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CALIFORNIA AND COLORADO
It also operates the best route and the
short line between

Milwaukee, La Crosse, Sparta, Madison
| Fort Howard Green Bay, Wis, Winona
| 0wat0nna, Mankato, Mimi, Cedar Rapids
| Des Moines, Webster City, a coma. Gin
| ton, Marsballtown, Iowa, Freeport, Elgin
| Rockford, H., are amongst its 500 loca
stations on its lines.
Among a few of the numerous points
of superiority enjoyed by the patrons OF
this road, are its DAY COACHES which
are the finest that human art and inge-
nuity can create; its PALATIAL SLEEP
ING CARS, which are models of comfort
and elegance; its PALACE DRAWING
ROOM CARS. which are unsurpassed by
any; and its widely celebrated.
NORTH WESTERN DINING CARS
the like of which are not run by any
other road anywhere. In short, it is as
serted that 1T IS THE BEST EQUIP
PED ROAD IN THE WORLD.
All points of interest North, Northwest
and West of Chicago, business centres,
summer resorts and noted hunting and
fishing grounds are accessible by the
various branches of this road
1t owns and controls over 5000 miles OF
road and has over four hundred passen-
ger conductors constantly caring for its
millions of patrons.
Ask your ticket agent for tickets via
this route, AND TAKE NO OTHER.
All leading ticket agents sell them. 1t
costs no more to travel on this route, that
gives first-ciass accommodations, than it
does to go by the poorly equipped roads.
For MAPS descriptive circulars and
summer resort papers, or other informa-
ton not obtainable at your local ticket
office, write to the
Gent PaSS,lgent .G.&H.-W nv,
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Reports received during the las
week of schools that have closed.

Through the kindness of Mr.. G. L.
Bowman, Principal of the Prescott
high-school, we are enabled to present
to the teachers and pupils of Pierce
county the following comprehensive
analysis of the new STANDARD Time,
now used on all the railroads of North
America, as adopted Nov. 18th. 1884.
The accompanying tabulation is
worth the special consideration of oul
teachers, and it may be made source
of much profitable study in our
schools. We would suggest that it be
used as blackboard exercise for the
entire school, and that the pupils be
encouraged to study into the causes
that demanded change SO sweeping
as to alter the time Of an entire CONT
nent.
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Embrace suitable opportunities, as
they present themselves, to make i'm
pressions on the minds of your pupils,
which will give them higher and bet
ter aspirations in life"
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Eeleum CONSUMPTION Cure.

The greatest lung medicine ever
discovered. Overwhelming testimony
accompanies every bottle, proving it
to be the greatest medicine ever Of
ferred to the public. AS an expec-
torant it has no equal. Eclegm Con-
sumption Cure invariably cures
coughs, colds, Group, hoarseness, and
is indispensable to orators and vocal
lists, because it strengthens the lungs
and imparts to the voice fullness and
elearness of tone that cannot be at
tanned otherwise. The Eclegm is
purely vegetable, and is natures best
assistant in curing throat troubles.
Price so cents.
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piers' Honey salye.

Never fails in curing ulcers, salt
rheun, fever sores, burns, piles, pim-
pies and wounds. The Honey Salve
is the best salye ever offered to the
public.
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Educational.
A. RosENBERaER, Editor.
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT.

Correspondence, discussions, etc. are desired
from the TEACHERS and the FRIENDs of EDUcA-
TIoNin this county. Address all communica-
tions to the Editor. at Ellsworth. Wis.
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Rock Elm.

Saint Patrick S Day was fair, in de-
fiance of the old adage that 'the 18th
of March is always stormy"
The snow is settling rapidly, and
and those having sugar bushes are
preparing for sugar making.
One of John Watson's little twin
girls has died.
Anna Whip will teach the summer
school at Olivet, and Jennie the sum-
mer term in the Bell district.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Churchill has finished
her class in vocal music at Frontenac
and returned home on Saturday last
Several of the young men of this
vicinity are preparing to go west this
spring.
John Mcmillan, of Lake City, is in
this vicinity making an effort to form
some classes in penmanship.
Owing to the drifted condition of
the roads the Maiden Rock mail was
unable to get through on the Wednes-
day and Thursday run.
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HIhIoPhoroS |

DON'T be skeptical II you have any doubts rs
10 what ATHLoPBogos can do, write to some OF
those whom it has cured. For instance, Rev. ).
r.. Dennen. d. D., Pastor Third congregational
church, OF New Haven, Conn, the Rev. ". +.
Carbtt, pastor george st. n. e. Church, OF New
Haven. The Rev. j. Il. Searies- pastor Willett st.
H. E. Church, New York city. Mr.. Brummell, the
well known candy manufacturer, OF New York,
Ex-Gov. Bigelow. OF Connecticut, and many
others, equally well known
If You cannot get ATHLoFHoRos Ct Your drIigg,st
rries-sre dollar rer bottle We prefer that you buy
Il from your druggist, but II he haAst II 40 not be
rersuaded to try something else, Dt Crsfer a. once
from directed
ETHL0PHDR0s CO., fl2 WALL ST., Kew YORK.
uzEssxssssEssEsEs q !. Z. ssssEEEszzsSziiIIlsi
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The Ellsworth village schools clos

The Ellsworth village schools clos
ed last Friday.
Mr.. Henry Junkman passed the di-
ploma examination, on the 8th inst.
We recently received a copy of The
School bulletin, live county educa-
tional paper PUBLISHED at Osceola by
Co. Supt. Henry B. Dixie. 1t has long
impressed itself upon our mind that
Pierce county should have such an or
gan through which more extended
knowledge of the principles of educa-
tion might be disseminated.
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The snow blockade is broken at last.
The fine weather OF the last few
days has made decided change in
the appearance of things in general.
The donation party in Fox's hall
for the benefit of Rev. Russell, on
Tuesday evening was a success, the
proceeds amounting to about $35.
August Tornow started for the
southern part of the state on Monday
last. Mr.. Tornow has made large
number of friends in this community
who will be glad to see him again
among us.
The club dance on Saturday evening
passed off pleasantly. There were
twenty-six numbers sold. At twelve
o'clock it broke up quietly, and every
one enjoyed the evening and had
pleasant dreams from then till morn
ing.
A Republican caucus is called to be
held at Condit's hall on Thursday,
Mar. 90, for the purpose of nominal
ing the usual town officers. We an
ticipate considerable competition.
Messrs. Jay Hawn and D. d. Stor-
ing went to Thompson's Lake to fish a
short time, and the last named gentle
man had the misfortune to slip
through an air hole. Fortunately Mr..
II. was close by to lend a helping
hand, otherwise Mr.. S. would have
suffered greatly and perhaps drowned.
Quite a number of people of the
Il Inx Il
logs and working for the Esdaile Lum-
Der Company, and are very indignant
because they refuse to pay them until
the first of June. Some Of them were
depending ON this money to pay taxes
and buy feed and are greatly disap-
pointed and inconvenience on ac-
count of it. The company of course,
get the interest on considerable
amount of money for two or three
months or more while the poor labor
ers are paying from seven to ten per
cent.
We understand that A. J. Affair, of
Ell Paso. is recovering from an attack
of asthma.
E. r. Condit is looking up young
cattle with the intention of buying.
They are rather scarce.
S. j. Fox is expected home soon.
In his last letter he said he was about
10 start for New York city and from
there will come directly home.
Wilson & White are doing pros
porous drug and grocery bushes:
here.
School closed here on Friday, the
eth inst, and a party was given at G
A. Hawn's in honor Of the teacher
Nh. Taylor Frye.
A sister of drs. Melcher and Mrs
Radschlage are here on visit.
There seems to be a tendency to
wards running a license board thi
| spring.
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vineyards. Its invaluable
TONIC AND STRENGTHENING
PROPERTIES
are 1nsurpassed by any other Wine Being pro-
duced under Mr.. Speer's personal SUPERVISION; us
purity and genuiness, are guaranteed by the
principal Hospitals and Boards OF Health VINO
have examined it, The youngest child may par
tal.p of it. and the weakest invalid use ~ TO al
vantage 1t is particularly beneficial TO the ageu
and debiitated. and suited 10 the various
that affect the weaker sex IL Is III ever! fespee'
A WINE TO BE RELIED ON.
Speer's lJnfermeHted Grape juice.
Is the Juice of the OportO Grapes preserved in
its natural fresh sweet state as it runs from the
otter of fermentation. 1t is perfectly pure, iree
from spirits and win keep in any climate.
Speer's BugundV,
Tsa dark rich medium Dry Wine used by the
wealthy classes as a Table or Dinner Wine, ana
bv physicians in cases where dry VINE instead
OF sweet port is desired
Speer'S lSOdialite) Claret.
Is held in high estimation for its richness as a
Dry Table Wine especially suited for dinner use
SpeeS's P. j. Sherry.
Is n wine of Superior Character and partakes
Of ne rich qualities Of the grape from which II
/ is made
Speer'S ?. ]. Brandy.
Is PURE distillation from the grape and
| stands unriyalled in this Country for medicinal
/ PURPOSES Ii has IA peculiar favor. similar to
| thai of the grapes from which II Is dlstilieu,
| See that the signature OF ALFRED oFEhfN
| Passaic y. J., is over the cork of each bottle
SOLD BY r. 5. FREEMAN.
AND BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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Dell. Taylor some time ago cut his
foot with an axe and caught cold in
the wound. He walks on clutches
yet.
Editor Case and w. d. Woodwork
were in town recently with subscrip-
ton lists for the Ellsworth fair.
Fred Route commenced work for
w. 3. Davidson at the Huot mills
again last Monday. There are three
millers at work there now, two in day
time and one at night.
The sun means business, and the
snow on the south side of the hills is
disappearing, also the roads are get
ting bad.
Mr.. Ben Gilman, teacher in Dist.
No. 4, gives excellent satisfaction.
Mr.. Fundy Ottman took two loads of
feed to Red Wing which he will take
with him to Dakota. He had it
ground at the Huot mills.
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SpEER'S
GRAPE WINE

INTERVIEWED GRAPE JUICE.
Used in the principal Churches Com
munion. Excellent for Females, Weakly
Persons and the aged.
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The condition of the W Gather shows
the fast approach of spring.
Mrs. j. Reeves, of Utah, is reported
dangerously i'll.
The large number upon the sick list
is the cause OF the recent visits from
the Doctors Woodwork.
An Advent minister is stopping in
this vicinity and is holding meetings
at the M. e. church.
Beddall & Peterson have some fine
ranks of wood which can be bought
at any time.
Miss Mantle Cornelison is confined
to her bed with an attack of diphthe-
ria in light form, She was obliged
to close her school on account of the
same.
A social hop at the hall. last Satur-
day evening entertained majority of
the young folks for few hours. The
boys report good time.
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SPEER'S PORT GRAPE WINE!
FOUR YEARS OLD.
AND SIREN Ct HEN IN .
PROPERTIES

TINS CELEBRATED WINE is the pure Juice o
he dead ripe Oporto Grape. raised in Speer 5
vineyards. Its invaluable.
Nc
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NOTES OF TIE CANVASS.

There was large meeting of the RcpuDn-
cans OF Yorkyte last evening IN Their hal ~ lAfy-
sixtA-st near Tnird-ave Blaine and Logan Campaign
Club was 'ormed with George A. Reilly as presiceui >
william +. Bushnell secretary; and Charles smith,
treasurer. There 13s subscribed 70 the roll
and a1nons them Of twenty Democrata
some Of whom have Iong known The district -
hs-f workers Tor Demo ratio tEkess.
- uish-Amcucan Ibd-pcIaeRt Blaine and Logan
Cub Ia. been ORGANIZED ~ Tia XAtb Assembly District
with headqusrter, AT NO 1851 second-aye, between
Eg1ty IeooLd ana Eighy-thira IT'S Eich y-dve signed
the roll al Democrats bat two and all opposed 10 Tie
election Of Cleveland.
meeting OF the wendell Phillips Labor Union was
held at toe Bethel African Meth dist Epsco-
pal church, in sullvan-st Thursday cVenlnS.
Five hundred pers0as present. and
Resolutions adopted appro wing the act or OF me
Republican state Committee mani c The Rev W -.
Derrick Electsr-atIsrsc the stat ucket
ON Wednesday evening a large suO enthu<iasne neet
ing o. the Boys III B.ne Gas held Ia the 1,vn ian a.
Hempstead, l. !. Captain j. kali presided. toioh'l
James H. Pitt OF Queens and MJOr Calhoun. OF hocA-
az AZ, made speecEs.
L. the XyItn Assembly Dstr CT q movement TO organ-
liz Repub can campaign club mas been in progres. OF
some tim among the GcrIhan-Amrrc1As. Al meeting
held at No. pa Aycuu~ A. aAys ago. = commit
orgaEizaIen was apro ted 10 form rriSDeHt Of
one ~ TIE largest poll teal gs,h-rugs held N
Nyack asseublel tbr Opera hoas- on Thursday nEh
over hundred Wsra~n N-re T. tue La1l. r. K eeboon-
maker the speaker O. the evening Delivered q ringing
address n Al brsuEnt out rO-Ids u eneers-
A X aiue ,nd Itosau Campagn CJub has organized
in the town q West chester with the following of-ers
President James 9. Cooey corftss OndnE seert try,
Horny C. Henderson recording secretary. l. C. ArbouIi
The Blase and Lsgan terry Of tie Fourth Nsrn
Yro.k n, last sht al Lincoln Han No. Ayft1e-
ave- win Timothy J. Da4y Ia The char, AMI elected
perm an~ut organization, vi IA tho following olcers
john Ac(ue. captain 7. j. Dsdy nrsl eueHan joseph
tenant n. Rsynoaa fourth neutes ant and l. Philippe
nits IsuLsAaAL
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The Misses Ag es and Ellie Huntington viii give con-
Ger, this evening rink Of the West End Hotel Long
Branch.
DIT Wesley NJ Carpenter Of this city, writes 70 I'VE
TRIBCSE 10 that besides Michael Banner' MS mt Gu
yearold daughter Miss Nettie Carpenter, pup OF NJ
Charles Dsuca also received first prize at the recent
comp iton at the Conservatory OF Music III farls.
Toe Moant NJ iris Theatre win begin the season on
Saturday eveni'g WITH Miners Silver King company
Mr. r. C. BANGS In The utuar role
The reparoTy OF NJ. Grau's Iheo company VIII COM
prise the following oPeretas: "Francois dc Bias Bleu
ala Joe Parfumeuse," " Ia Maso0tte,' lie Jour ct
la Mutt" "BocacciO." ia File de NINE Ango'.'
"Ia Petite Mariee. "Grone-tfruna'
la Psrictoe," La Msriolaine." LIS Cioches dc
Cornevlc" Nine RArchituc.' " La l1mpar AT
rent" and Mime. Bonface" The season will hegir ~
Wall. ck's on September with Nine. Boniface
Thirteen representative French. German and Italian
composers have supplied the music which VIII DC per
formed al the "a snD concert % night
The Eek 40 the Grand Opera House which IN this
season will again the home Of cheap prices and good
rombinalilns was given up to The White slave ms
week Mr. Csmpbells pay Will be succeeded by storm
Baa
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Goon wuRK ~ RockLAND CoINY

SUFFERN, Aug. 22.-Ihc second RcpunlIcan
meeting Of the kanapo Nafy Blame ana ! gan CIuD
WAS held Last night Al sOat sburg largo and spacious
ildng owned by I'd Allen. -pecial train on the
Erie r,at Of three cars secured To convey Oh VINO
desired ~ 20 from sun Tn, Hiu5tu and %amlpo. Mr.
Iii Beard. PRECEDENT OF the club. who has filed ITO
posito on TO- three consecutive Presidential campaigns
called o. The Cee Club for song after which he 40 trV
duccd ,r,isr L. K Pan-bo-n Editor o. Inc jersey cry
Jo,roH who poke for some tlee 90 the delight NJ he
400 or more persons present vote ~ thanks was
rendered ~ imously tac speaker lEe campaign is
now tI.y upr. IA TINS sec tou. and The kepubHc'n-
arc def ra.eI To IL k II Dol for their trends, ne
enemy.
me next nec,n. viii Doe held az suifcn on Thur daN
e,cuIre August IS r. ~ shoemaker VIII address
the meeting. Which latgr btad 'iu Llal"e 4Hd
I,o.-au uIulc. Wiz. swung 80 tle br,e
This cLD ready, as is past H. oy viii snow 70 go
wherever can Ue u -erucr IN tAt county an. u
occasion dceauds IL .tAcr COUNTIES u states lie PAL
lpt rtlI
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CAPTURED By 4 PLrCKY WOMAN

A burglar entered the house of James Weeks
at Union Corners, East Cuesser. n Y, on Thursday az
9:1J D. M The memb r. Of tue family a ou', our
MIS-. Jane Leonard a neighbor, Aeaid tle man al wo.k
In the house and looking H. at window Jaw him She
gAve the alarm when james OBrien made his appear
anc-, but was afraid enter the house alone II was
then that the nersn Of Mrs. sally Teat, another Sigh
bor sled into play she boldly entered tue fou'e
.ed the burglar - depart by the rear door snd
then followed hin and iAaIy oyerak ng hin threw hig
down an lied him with rope while cOuSultatiOn WAS
being held t. his disposition. AT OJ2ortuhe mo-
nent The grocery wagon o. Philip Kc1rnt came along
In which tie burglar WAS placed and ~. Tea AT on
hlIn while hey were being rlyeI 10 the poll station
at Br,' Kyc. lie taken JrfOre justice sheppard At
Mount vernon yesterday, aid cODmlLLeI " Ire Mnto
L.ns I'M
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CARPENTER At New Rochelle August %. iest Phi,
Carpenter. widow OF The late Philemon IL 'mpouvf s.'d
Relatives and friends are respectfully as,d ne
\ Grrnlrhach lf1udiv Aug % at 4 rtl1.k. Do 90
Carriages arrival o. O'Clock IRAN from t-dsI
and a u. itoai tie east
lniefucui private
CLEMMER-IU DSOS-In Washington. y e, "a HondaI.
August -, ~ o'clock D. % oi Ne huf' Nhs~ OF tif h
Mrs Mary Clemurf vile oi Edmund Hudson.
DEGRAUW.-On Thur.day morning. Ausust II at a. ats
residence Jane smith, wifi 0f l1In rs. IesIauF .
Of The family invited Ia attend nc
funeral 20 lnntOusL. BrO0kJn ga sstGrsAJ
August -. az 3 30 ,. n.
Interwent private
GATChELI-On fourth day August 20 after 'n ;sring ~
mary J only daughter ~ Ae aul tir lai"J olaan
Relatives friends attend The funsra from
her late residence 3OU Bleeoker-t seventh da August
HANKs-At Randolph Vt August % Mar, Dana. laugh.
ter Of Horace L. ALI uA - Hanks IN the 9Th year o. her
HAYDEN.-on Friday August %, 1874, John p HAYDEN.
LnneIa from the residence Of h grandfather George starr
rs West l-th-st on sunday, August - ats p.
MILLER-At saa Clia l. l.. August y. I,s4 Jos pa MI.
Ter aged j
Fu EZRA notice herea ter.
PEAKsON-At Fordham y Y. August 90 susan Lille.
owed vile OF Adam Pearson, aged 70.
THORN LL->uddt lv al n- residence, NeW-Y Cy.
August -. Ben amin TuOual
Notice or iuncra hereafter
REEDIn Booalyn August - Maedson. wife o. PiDy l.
Reed, AM eldest 'aush'er u 10. ~. VIII in.pn -
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invited 10 attend her
fuuera sunday August a, at4 , m at her lat resi-
80 AonrOe-st.
Masss, husets Hampshire papers please copy.
HOUEDs-Augnst2 Il Mrs.. Marg b. Slo ards ed 3
years widow ~ The late itry. !. Howard -houuis
Funer- her resdcnce No ~ East O,thsL al 10
d. M. >stur INST
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OBITUARF.
delphIa to-day.
EX-JUDGE JOHN LEISENRNG.


WILKESBARRE. Aug. 22.-At 8 o'clock this
morning eH-Judge John L-isenrins. Of Mauch Chunk
d OF af elton Of the kidneys. which ne has been
troubled with Tor tie past three months lie wa sixty
five ans old Thr, Igholt hIs lfe Mr. Lei'curihg was
Known II tae active and enter rising rail-
road and coal operator. Northern Pennsylvania.
From ts inoep ion he was rrOmnt y connected Win
the Lehigh Coal aud Navigation Company. In 1888 he
lard the rout- the compaDy's road hOn Whses-
barre TIE bcadwaters Of the Le Ugh For many years
the compi-i OF Tie road he acted as s -nerl
sup~tiLtendeut Si-oha ging the manifold duties " hs
pOsiusn WITH executive aihy which formed
pO.cut f.ct in the c'mpiny's prosperity.
70 ths Of hts death he rector Of he com
pauy and ~ ms largest siooknol eI-. H. 90 ab-
/ sh.o aI wa, Tire sen or member ~ tho firm u John
Li.enrug & CO.. who's" en.iye o,lhor are stnst"d
at Eckey. and al-) active mu, Of tho firm OF
Kc,um.. s. Coz oparyro~4 - The SANDY Lun MINES n"
wa. also T.cs1en' OF iAc ipper Lehifh '"t tompOuy.
DcrpuuE aln's, Ilr whole Of b5 inc - The ma ts-
da uo. aspire % AIRY pluc h.rs hu, ncvcrthe H't "'
fiil.I.1 80 /. ''I o. .. OF
ih. rc,... T1. i've year b. A-sO-i .te -" Jult"
n Go bOP tOIIt .aIo % % DO Erpu %. Il -tii. con
yluiI4 eccto.A lo va. 40 ON" of the
sl"rtJ .1 do l"'ub'cIn urse in th' campaign
c.fn'oH They ir Edward g.. lrit"nrin ant if4 VI
muer.r. CO.. llui.l Ohula; john L.ltrulu-t Ir, III
PORN t.r ent ~ 'b" Sandy Ron Collie IT,, ana Mr. DR.
d 1u " .utl NJ .h"f. DIrius hs IDn. aud a"tF biH
ur- u.r Mr. Los nrIug iau .lt 'd rrrtt Wcuth
.ci.Irl 900 OIL, ~ sd'u 'l q. nr-.y $ ,,pOvOJ'
"ln.,p1LruA, Aug 24.-lu con .cll'nce %. tle d"ath
ofJoun H.. cnrng ,harntn cop II the Republican
hrr ,o mn th vacancy ,aacd Oh TIE electoral ticket by
hi death.