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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
MINISTER TAYLOR TO FORAKER

MINISTER TNN LOR TO FORAKER.
some time ago the Hon. CHARLES H.
TAyLoE, the colorsd Democratic minister
to Liberia, addressed M open letter to
Governor J. B. FORAKER, OF Ohio, (which
he asked that iuuctionary several hard
questions
Minister TAYLOR called Governor For
AKEE $ attention to the fact that the Re
pubIiyans emlucipated the negroes simply
n. q ,ya- necessity. After reviewing the
r.rar,. OF the Republicans towards h'~
race for the past quarter of a century or
So Hc makes The point tina, under the
present Democratic administration the
rights OF the negroes are rs much respected
ageyrr. lie furthermore expresses the be
lief that Governor FuEAREE'S party has no
Use Tor the negro. uuIes, 20 can make him
vote the Republican t.,kgt, and after his
vote Is secured, II has no further use for
him.
Vow. says Minister TNyLoE, after this
experience. why not try the Democrats q
while Why not try them for say a quar-
ter ola century The Republicans have
never reimbursed the negroes for their
losses IN the Frerdmau's Bank
This remarkable colorcd man wants to
know it the Democrats have ever treated
his race as badly a. the Republicans have,
and. in fact, he maintains that they have
done % great deal better than the Z. o. p.
II is an encouraging sign OF the times to
see our Intelligent colored meu thinking Of
these things Tor themselves The more
the co'oged man thinks ou this line the
more firmly he will he convinced that it
does not pay to he blindly led by schemers
whose only object Is the delivers nee OF his
vote. and a. be throws OFT the shackles Of
party slavery, the wounds he has been
made to suffer show the true character OF
the treatmeu. 10 which he bns been sub
jected
Governor FORAKER will probably not
answer this open letter This, however,,
will make liulcdiacreuce. Tine questions
propouudrd by tag Lib-riau minister re
main on record. ard wall call Tor al
answer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
hhnI,atn Mnthnrn.

Mr.. WinslOw's Soothing Syrup FOR
children t,ctuiu2, is the prescription OF
oEeo. the hest female nurses Hnd physicians
in the United States AMI has been med
ior iorty years v,th never failing success
by millions uf mothers Tor their children.
Daring the process Of Jeethiug ~ value il
iuralcuable e relieves the child from
pain, cures dy4eutery and disrrh"a grip.
ny in tine boweI1, and wind collie. BY
yiyigr Gealth 70 In" child 1t re,i- lt7
1,nthar Price g.,a hottie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
OF Chattanooga, Teun., writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with n severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tsied many rene
diea without benefit BEING induced to
try DR.. Kings Ncw Discovery for Con
sumption. did 81 aud WAS entirely cured
by use Of tew bottles Since which time
he has used IL in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This il tie
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved 10y THIS wonderful discovery.
Trisl bottles freq at Logan n Co. q Drug
store
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
INrEHE.rING sNTRACTs.

recommend an enlargement OF the Tree
list So rs to include withlnlt thcnumerous
articles which yield inroustd,rablr revenue;
a ,imylidcatIou OF the complex AID Iucon-
sisteut schedule OF duties upon certain
manufactures, cotton, IRON and steel, and
a substantial reduction OF the dUtics upon
those articles, and upon sugar, molasses.
silk, wool aud wooden goods.--Prsside"t
Irthur'~ N,,sage Of ls-2.
1t is believed that the time has arrived
when reduction OF the duties ON nearly
all the articles in our tariff is demanded
and feasible II will probably
be found that in general the reduction can
chiefly be made on the raw material, or
coarser manufactures, rather than those
upon which a greater amount Of labor has
been bestowed. Secretary Foigsr's E.port
lS-2
50 the question still prcsses, what legt e.
lation is necessary 10 relieve the people q
unnecessary taxes? As elsewhere suggest
ed, it should not he assumed that the sur
plus in the treasury will he consumed by
lavish expenditures for objects OF doubtful
eVpediency OF legality, or that the scheme
LHLArNE's scheme, which b" still ad'o-
Gates which has been proclaimed, OF eN-
acting money from the people tor the pNr-
pose ot returning it to them by hltennr
distribution through state governments
will mud any favor with Congress or the
pcople-S,rrtny fo'gsr', Report, 1883.
\ substantial reduction OF tariff duties
Is demanded, not by mere indiscrlmnate
popular ciamorr hut ny the best couSer'A'
tive opinion o! the country, including
that which has in former times been most
strenuous Tor tine preservation OF our Ma.
tloual industrial defense. Such rednc-
ton of the existing tariff the Commission
regards not only as due recognition at
public sentiment and a measure Of Justice
to consumers, but one conducive to the
general industrial prosperity, aud which,
though it may be temporarily announcement,
will be ultimately beneficial to the special
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06

A CONTEMPORARY says that one Of the
members Of the National House Of Repre-
sentauyes is q crazy man. Wonder If our
contemporary thinks there is only one that
way.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
WILLIAM A. NICHOLS.
In the Municipal Court II Wheeling
Louisa Frederick

=
Ca-uliue Frederick and others.
The object Of this suit ], To obtain partition
among the psrtiC> Interested %! the north three
fourtAs Of Lot No IN in that bari Of the city Of
Wheeling known as NOvh Wheeling. And il
appearing from an affidavit fled in the cdr Sc
that Henry Frederick, one Of the defendants
named In the bill, j. a NONRESIDENT Of the state
al West Virginia. il Is ordered that the said
Henry Frederick do appear within one month
aner the 6r,t publication Of this order and do
what isucccssary to protect hi, Interests. II Is
further ordered that this order be published aud
posted according to law
Witness. {. u. Thompson Clerk Of the said
Court. this 18th DAY of December. lss1
e. D. THOMPSON, CLERK.
Published the frs. time December T., -.
Attest g. y. THOMPSON. Clerk.
| WON. Snlicitnr for PlRntlf dtlh0aWt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
uheu He wtshe, Men Wore Eu,tIcs.

Il Is when a man sits down suddenly,
Unexpectedly aud severely. that he realizes
what a hard, hard world this Is.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
Notjtes
NETTING

B-,kxE - Observation-Disclosures MIEIINVT,
The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
" heel.Ug aud Belmont Bridge Company will be
held a. the office Ut the company, on Monday
the 9Th day OF January, ISIS, between the hours
at ana ! O'Clock p. IN. for the election of nine
MANAGERS to serve during the ensuing year.
JOS LAWSON, Secretary
WHsELISG. ". Va. Dec 70 ISL. dC-6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
still He Always Has Cood Head


H. is really very hard to get ahead Of an
honest editor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
Too Much Water in Boiled ones

Jay Guulls iayorite edible is the baked
potato. lie does not care much for any
thing except there be some skin 70 It,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
dissolution.


WuEElING. Vs. Va, January , lASS.
Notice is given that the partnership of L. S
Good ~ Co. is dissolved The business will be
continued by l.. : Good. who will collect all
claims and pay al, liabilities Of the Old hrm
JULIUS JACOBS,
t1I. : GOOD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
LNOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Business Real Estate.

DT VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
d hy Elizabeth rharuOck, Senior, Ann Jane
'hauurk, Martha \. ChainGck Elizabeth Char
mock Junior Ellen +. Y CharuOCk, ueurgc ".
CHHTuOck gud Annie, his wife, and John NJ.
ta4ruO,E and susan. his wife, To the under.
signed trustee, dated the lOth day day % JHly,
lN-a AMI recorded In the Clerks office OF the
County Cont OF ohio county West Virginia, in
Deed Of Trust BOOK 80. ~, al page 4iri, will sell
at public auction, At the north front door Of the
Court HOuse Of said ohio county, IN the city Of
Wheeling. on
Saturday, the Iith Day Of January,
4. ID. 1888,
beginning at 10 O'Clock d. IN, Of said day, the
following described property, that Ia 10 say: The
north Onc-half Of tn" lot numbered ten in
square numbered seven. north y of Lot No. 10,
Square No. =, on Market street, N the City OF
Wheeling Ohio county, West Virginia, together
with AL the Improvements thereon and the ap-
purtcuanCcs belonging thereto,
TERMS OF SAlE-Ouc-third Of the purch ase
money, and as mUCa more as the purchaser may
eleC: 70 Fay In cash on the day OF sale and the
residue In equal instruments at one year aud
two years from the day OF sale, with interest On
sail deferred instruments from the day Of sale
until payment the purchaser 10 give notes -!
said deferred payments and interest, The rHy
ment Of which shall be secured To the ,tli.laH-
| ton Of the undersigned Trustee.
Selling rs Trustee shall convey Only the prop
eTty aud title vested in me by sait decd OF trust
| JANIS + KOGER-,
delH Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
TWO BARGAINS IN
TaIand TDRl EGtntO.

Two desirable residences on Virginia Street,
the hsnd-umyst aud highest street on the island
fur >u,r. Our syveu-rOOm house. water Oh first
and second floor. stone foundation, cellar under
6 hole house. Tie other a substantial two stoIJ
frame Of four rooms stone foundation. cellar uu.
G,r Sc hO.r house. For particulars and terms ap
pIvtu v. II. HALLEE.
spp2pUlh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06

Tfr Prohhiti,u.~;s get Iert when they
give banquet \ cold water banquet
isn't attractive
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06

UNDER Republican TAX laws the people
are briag robbed uf about halt million
dollars q day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
Aer Advertisements.
WANTED A FIRST-CLASS BARBER 4
w No 224i Market Street jy5h

WTANTED A FIRsTCLAss BARBER At
w No 22H Market Street jy5h
JNuR sALE-HuUsE No. - FOURTEENTH
i Street. Enquire AZ HESS Dug Store iy5n
MADAME G0FF CAN BE SEEN ABOUT
vi the Past, Present and Future At 1906 Market
Street Please walk up stairs. jy2,
JUR sALE-CHEAP-A HORSE, WAGON
L aIId harness Al d bargain go. Inquire ui
l.. AUTH, .62J Main Street. Jy5s
NTTANTRD-A GIRL FOR HOUSE
w word one who can give reference. Apply
at 40. - thirteenth street. lyiS
- ANrED-A YOUNG OR MIDDLE.AGED
- man uf abilitywaU is willing 10 work hard
for good salary. None need apply who Is not
Wiling 10 give bond. Address H. at THIS
Office at once yis
DOR RENT-THE HOUSE No. lO5i MARKET
II street, fronting on EleN cnth, now occupied
by Vim MCMunAwHy. Apply 10 > KEN, 4
Indiana street Island. la3cudq
~ ANTED, TO BUY-A DWELLING HOUSE
" with modern tuuNtulTuGC>, WITHIN LN
minutes waIku Mcclure House. Address II. q.
h., this uriCc, stating price, terms and location.
de26h
TOR RENT-1HE DWELLING HOUSE, 9-s
II Main Street, al present occupied by Mrs
| Henry liurkheimcr. Possession gwen April !,
| ISIS. Apply to K. G. DALLELL, del5h
LNoR RENT DWELLING HUusE-No. SIS
| j Main street. Natural gas aud water in house.
| Possession given April Isl, 1855 JOHN liiENEE,
/ 1915 Main street Gcl5h
LNoR SALE-A WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC
II nyysiapcr in West Virginia in Il brmu-
cratic county. Gu1t gl'ruMtUu Owner wishes
| to engage ia other business Terms reasonable.
| For fun particulars call Oh OF address REGIS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
SAVINGS BANK,
WI II Twelfth Street,

JANUARY 3d. ISIS.
Under the provisions OF the bylaws. tAr Board
of TIusl,,, have q, c,s.lDt dividend lvu The s.N
months ending December 81. Isl. Il the rate Of
four per cent per Hnnum. payable on ana
after January g.. l->N This dividend Is carried
De-, once To t.g credit eff dD lus,iurs a. principal
Ul the 1T instant. whore n stands exactly
dts deposit D, will h rntyrr un Thy rtNNhooE
o. any time w ten required Oh and after the 18th
.u.r ALIEN MITCHELL,
iyI4lI Treasurer
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06
WEAK. UNDEVELOPED PARIS

OF the BODY enlarged and strengthened. Fail
particulars sent scaled free. ERIE MED. co,
BUFFALO y. Y. SrFFERERS ERON NERVOUS.
NESS. Lack Of Nig0r. Body or MIND, result Of
oyer-w0rk, Iniis Tctnnr etc address above
uOlh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-01-06

II your complaint i, want Of appetite ny halt
IL wincgls,s Of AngOstura Biuers half an
hour before dinner. Beware OF couutcriellS Ask
for the genuine article manufactured 10y Dr. J.
e. b. ~iygcrt * Sous
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-11-03
Budget of News for Parryyills.

If indications are not wonderfully mis-
leading the next sheriff Of Carbon county
will come from Parryville and his name
will be Dildine Snyder. Mr.. Snyder has
made warm canvas all over the county
making friends wherever he stopped so
that his election is looked upon almost as a
certainty by his hosts of friends. Dildlne
served our town as councilman for a
period of five years, he was for three con-
cecutive years elected constable and also
served as tax collector. He has done
much good in tie way of advancing Parry
vile interests and more men of his stamp
with US would greatly advance the business
interests of the town. He is active, cap
able and intelligent and has the qualities
that make an active sheriff. We do not
hesitate to recommend him to the people OF
the county for the Office to which he
aspires.
The furnace works haYe been idle fol
some time but it is quietly rumored that
after the November election work will be
resumed.
George NJ. Davis, of Lansford, was
looking mp his chances for the Associate
Judgeship this week.
No new buildings were erected here
during the past season.
1t is said that several marriages are on
the carpet
An hollow'en was duly observed her,
by the youngsters.
B. f. Rinker has made the purchase o.
large number of logs which floated dowI
| the Lehigh river from the recently burste(
booms at White Haven.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-11-03
Weatheriy Waits.

Politics Is the absorbing subject of
the day. both parties had meetings lately
the Democrats last Friday evening and the
Republicans on Monday evening, in which
the issues of the campaign were discussed.
The Democratic meeting was addressed by
Messrs. Hayes, Rauch, and Hibbs. Sever
al of the candidates for county offices
attended their respective party's meet
ings.
The Weatherly Lecture Course Associa-
tion engaged Eli Perkins, the renowned
humorist, to lecture for them on the 24th
of November. His subject will be ''The
Philosophy of Wit and Humor.'
Work was commenced Tuesday at
digging the foundation for the erection of
handsome residence on what is known
here as the Crooks" The building is be-
ing erected by Mr.. Lovet, Superintendent
of the Weatherly silk mill, The site
chosen has a commanding view Of the town
and the surrounding county.
DIR. Ferrier of Lafayette College will
lecture in the Presbyterian Church on the
/ JJl Ol w dStt III w OIuS.
What was formally Warmers furniture
emporium has been razed 10 the ground
and showy and roomy brick building will
soon adorn the site occupied by the old
Messrs. Kocher Il Young propose to erect
building that will be an ornament to thai
part of town.
Our silk mill is worked to her ful
capacity, AMI about one half the employees
make extra time. This is one of the few
industries that has free raw material, ant
its growth compared with other industries
not favored with free raw ioaterial is
strong argument for placing more raw
material on The free list. If that industr.
thriYes with free raw materials why woulC
not others?
"A special train was run from Weather
ly ON Monday for parties wishing to at
! tend the funeral of DR.. Leonard of Maucl
Chunk who was killed on the L. V. r. r.
near Glen Onoko. Interment took piac
at Mauch Chunk.
The freight engines hereafter beinl
built here will be of the pattern known a
pea coal burners. The economy in fuel |
so great that the company propose to us
those engines regardless to their looks ant
their 'inhandiness.
-Workmen were busy this week il
tearing up old tracks and putting dow
new ones in the vicinity of the new stati on
! The Valley Co., is making many improve
: ments here, and well it may, for the tow
2 is worth S50, 900, annually to them. Th
new station now being built here is read
or the roof. ROMEO.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-11-03
PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO.
Personal Gossip about People who Visit and e
Visiting


Personal Gossip about People who Visit and go
Visiting.
Miss Annie Koch is sojourning with
friends in town.
Harry Kreider, of town, Gil culated at
H'eatherly on Monday evening.
Al. Oldt, of Normal Square, shook
hands with ye editor on Monday.
Mrs. Henry OFT, of Easton, was the
guest of Mrs. j. w. Raudenbusl, on Bank
street, over Sunday.
Our popular young merchant f. J..
Zern, of Zern & Snyder, Bank street, was
at Tamaqua on Wednesday.
John Esch and Miss Lille Green, of
Bank street, spent several da ays with
Lehigh Gap friends this week.
---Miss Mary Daily, an estimable young
lady of Bethlehem, is the guest of Mrs.
Howard Chubb. on Bank street.
Miss Sallie, the estimable daughter Of
ex-sheiff Raudenbush, retured home Satur-
day from pleasant visit to Tamaqua
friends.
Wilson Remaly, of Normal Square, a
prosperous and good-natured farmer, and a
jolly Republican, made us a pleasant call
| on Monday.
-Comrade George Esser and County
Chairman Lentz, of Mauch Chunk, passed
through town, Tuesday. They are making
| hot canvass for Democratic success.
Mrs. J. f. Werner, of Lansford; A. X,
Wagner and wife of Tamaqua; Mrs. A.
Bolinger and Miss Rose Diem, of East
Mauch Chunk, were guests of Lewis Wer
ner, on Lehigh street during the past week
The genial Dildine Snyder made us 8
pleasant call this week. Dildine is the Re
publican candidate for sheriff and promises
to give our old friend Hiram p. Levan q
close shave. Whoop her lively, boys.
Hugh Ferry, of Audenried, the Demo
| cratic nominee for Assembly, was shaklns
hands with friends here ON Wednesday.
Mr.. Ferry makes friends wherever he goe
demeanor.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-11-03
I'M THE busy HIVES OF INDUSTRY.
An Interesting Batch Of Labor Notes Special
for ye Workingmen.

Over time is being made by the employees
Of the tilcndon Compahy's machine shops
1T South Easion.
The Mckee 4 Fuller ears works at Fuller
ton are building 1000 gondolas for the Leh-
Ugh Valley Railroad Company.
The Lehigh Valley Car Works, at Stem
tom, have orders on hand that will keep l5O
hands employed until Spring.
The oldest locomotive on the Lehigh
Valley road is used to generate steam for a
portable electric light machine, which is
used by workmen in building bridges at
night.
An order has been issued by the Isehigh
Valley Railroad Company to all conductors
and brakemen to call out "Bethlehem and
South Bethlehem, change for Philadelphia" !"
at the station.
The new steam shovel ON the Lehigh
Valley Railroad near Freemansbnrg fills a
car with cinder in minute and half, only
two scoops of the shovel being necessary. 1t
does the work of between fifty and sixty
men.
The largest passenger locomotive ever
built is now under construction at the Hink-
ley works in Boston and is intended for use
on the Atchison Railroad 1t carries two
cabs one over the boiler for the engineer
and the other in the usual place for the fire.
men. The drying wheels, which are the
largest eyer made, are of paper with steel
tires. Economy in fuel is accomplished by
| a pump which utilizes the exhaust steam to
heat water, and by a large combustion cham
ber which burns all the gas 1t is expected
the engine will make eighty miles an hour
with ten coaches on an ordinary road.
At the annual meeting of the Brotherhood
of Railroad Breakemen held in Columbus, O.,
last week, Grand Master Wilkinson report
ed that he had visited and instructed III
lodges, organized l0new lodges, attended 8
union meetings and travelled 23954 miles.
| The cash receipts of the brotherhood for
| 006 were paid out i'll beneficiary claims.
The memb rship of the order Sept. / was II,
| 600, an inciel Use of over 5000 for the year.
The membership to-day is estimated at
$4,000. One hundred and thirty-nine death
| abd disability claims were allowed, and 80
| disputed claims referred to the convention.
| Thirty six new lodges were organized last
| year. The number Of lodges has increased
| 206 in the last three years, and the member
| ship 1001. In the same period there have
been 304 deaths and l57 disability claims
paid, amounting in all to about 100000
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-11-03

--Frosts baye come.
sale bills printed here.
Vote on next Tuesday.
Leap year is almost over.
Duck hunting is in order.
Repair broken payements.
Politics are "biing' oyer.
Corner statuaIy is moving.
John Shoemaker Is very sick.
Keep the street crossings clean.
-Comrade Schepe is on the sick list
Farmers are busy husking corn.
Thus endeth the 30Sth day Of 1888.
Sale bills printed cheap at this Office.
What's the matter with Bank street?
--Lansford will be electrically illuminat-
ed.
-Weatherlys cemetery has been en-
larged
600 oyercoats on sale at Mehrkam &
Sons, Bank street.
Joe DeFrehn is the happy dad" of a
bouncing baby boy.
Go to Val. Schwartz's for all kinds OF
furniture. Prices Yerv low.
"A reliable matchmaker; ID. S. Book
opposite the Pubic Square.
Lawyer Snyder's Office has been re-
painted and otherwise improved.
Full line of Ingram and Brussels car
pets at V. Schwartz, on Bank street. If
August Beckendorfs new residence
on Pine street is almost ready for occupa-
tion.
Aaron Krum is excavatng for the
erection Of frame building on Bank
street.
Ed Cbristman has commenced the
erection of frame dwelling house sr
Lehigh street.
Morris Trexler has purchased valu
able building lot from Mrs. Louisa Stocker
on Pine street.
The Adams express office is about to bt
removed from the Lehigh Valley depot tt
some point up town.
The bay windows and awning in from
of Thomas Drug Store and the New Yorl
Millinery Store are almost completed.
The Bible Training Glass organized il
the Y. NJ. C. A Rooms, on Monday Eight
bids fair to be quite a successful affair.
Plush coats, uewmarkets and jackets
in all the latest styles, at Sondheim's On
Price Star Clothing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
Joseph Webb's saloon and restauran
has been nicely repainted and papered
which improves the appearance Of tn
room.
Boys, remember that you will get mic
school bag, free, with every suit or overcoa
bought at Sondheim's One Price Star Cloth
ing Hall, Mauch Chunk.
Jas. S. Murphy. NJ. D., Company's Shops
| N. c., writes:--"I sell great deal of DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, for every one tries
likes 1t"
| "There are more things in heaven ant
earth, Horatio, than are dreamt of in you
philosophy" OF course! Why. those oil
| buffers suffered horribly with aches an
pains, and didn't and couldn't know tina
Salvation Oil would cure them.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-11-03
Resolution Of Coincidence.

WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty God in
his intimate wisdom TO take from MS Mary AL
bright, one dearly beloved aS "A member of the
Trinity Evangelical Luthern Sunday School, and
highly esteemed by all who knew her, therefore
be IL
Resolved That we deeply mourn her departure,
aud sincerely regret the loss OF her faithful at
tendance, taking refuge, however, in the thought
that after having ended her earthly strife she
has joined the blessed school OF the redeemed IN
Heaven.
ResOlved, That we tender our earnest and
heartfelt sypathieS to the afflicted family and
commend them to Him who alone is able TO ST.
lence the grieving spirit.
ReSOIpsd, That a copy of the above resolutions
be furnished the family and puhllshep in the
CARBON ADVOCATE.
Il. SHULTZ
o. A. CLAUss Com,
A. J. LITzENBERGER