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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1889-07-13

les ai soignSss, allez, mademoiselle t.. Tout
70 long du chemin, je lee trempais dams reau
des sources aussi lee VOLTA fraichss CONNIE 4
Iheure on il les cueillies.
Mariannette est violemment troublSs, mais
ellie men vent rien laisser voir Y:
-Cest bien, merci! r&plique- t.elle en- indi-
quaint an gnide 10 gusridon place derrisre
ellie; -p0sex.les h... Perroune, Va faire boire
un verre de win Bastiau T..
Maintenant le guide ct Ia servante sont
parts /; mais ID jeune file 6vite encore de re-.
garder ls bouquet. Ellie rests accoudee ct
pensive On face du he on poudroie une lumia.
re dor6e.-A 9uoi songe-t.elle! Sa rancune
contre Philippe est-elle done restee aussi to-
naosS A.t-elle gards toujours, aussi amer,
le souvenir do po6ense, bieu que roifenseur
ss soft fait justice On s'Sloignanti Gu b;en
est-ce co brusque depart meme qni rirrite et
quelle No peut pardonner L.. Ellie demeure
immobile, lee sourcils frone4s, 10 regard
morne ct perdu dams 10 vide.--Un nouveau
comp de sifiet trouble Ia tranqullite dn lac ;
ragitation des aubes fait scintiller reau bleue
ct aIlonge do larges remous ecumeux vers les
baeges eudorpiaa; e'est IA .C0srosse Dc Sspoie
Qui remonte vess Annscy avec ses passengers.
--Mariannetts regarde le bateau FUR vers le
-Chere On laissant dsrriars lui le bouil.
lonnemsnt dc con sillags argentS, ct ellie son-
60 aux voyageurs qui passent ct ne revien.
dront plus... La C0wrowme s'est Svauouis par
mi lee ehaudes vapenrs qui mettent CONNIE de
For huide dams ratmosphSre. LIE paysage
repris - physionomie ensommeill6e. 6e.-Sous Ia
lggio, une penstrants odeur de- plantss alpes-
tres 90 repand dams lair attiadi. Mariannette
tourne H. tete, ct ses ysux - 6xent sur le
bouquet dc Ia Tournetts :-les Aeurs ont con-
serve lsur fraicheur matinale; lee gentianes
ct lee myosstis dss glaciers ouvrsnt lsurs CO.
ROLES blsnss, velout1ss ct tsndres CONNIE des
regards amoursux. -Lsntsment. ID jsuus 6lls
pesnd b bouquet dams ses mains ct 70 eontsm.
pie avse mSlaneolis; lsntsmsnt ellie % lsve,
W remplir d'sau un vase Do grss, plougo
avse de dictates precautions lss plantss mon.
tagnardss; puis tout coup, sss yeux %
mo0illent, ellie - penehs st s1s Rvres % po-
sent douosmsut sur b dsrnise souvenir Do
Philippe. ~
ANDRE THxuRIIT.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1889-07-13

Nouylllg-OaiAAnaL lse pevenhrs 1ase
~ 0:s1nx.Jse se9n vsesv lsssss avee pisisr sins
- readss q vsers MixtasAl Ospso oue n G'e~ ~
- $500 = viesnset - ssIvsot g ssias Ssstes
~ vsSsS peee: - e1e ea.as ssasslst1so psaf nol
sys = p Gsa6,e 3 tc iais 6 Ssnssr ~ fsiisit
nM Iassss: - s:ssatsc!sss nsllsssSssr, car csss
- eoastseee ser od q . eosso 9 MIR posr oue
g os:sx ssseisss = gail - desns toqs1rs un 1csen
d. Astse dsns 10 fss9als iSerie rSissx fsSsasis'
voeso a0eetueuee ssrvonoe y : d = - =
ALmE Lswn. Casal q prieur. nj
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1889-07-13
BUREAU: RIVE GAUCHE

CO iquide semblaient en- recevoir une f,rc
nouveiIe. lis gagnaient en- virueurr nor
employer Repression de lilustre sayant.
~. Brown. S6quard en- vint 4 so demand,
81 rhomme ne pourr,it pas en- resent ID.
neureux eftets. Mais CONNIE upe in;ec. ,
DC cette nature ne Va pas sans queloue da
ger' CONNIE IL etait difficle den prsvoir l.
consequences, c'est sur lui.mame qu'i. res IN
de tenter Texperience, ct depuis 10 l5 H.
dern'er Il Ia renOuvelee six fois.
Les resultats sont absolument concluan.,
Au mii,eu des applaudissements repstes d
ses colleagues, NJ. Brown. .Seauard a deo,a,
que Ia vlguenr quill attendait commence, i !.
30 faire sentir. Avant Ia premiAre iniec "a,
sous-cutan@e, une demi heure de travail "a
bout dams son laboratoire sruisait sea force,
anjourd'hui il va ct II Went pendant Mus !,
trois heures sans &prouver Ia mcindre fst
gue. Son appstit augments. "A force ay
namcmetrque sest accrue de kilos. le tra
vail intellectuel est devenu plus facile 3.
resume, "rorganisme tout enter a recn mn.
v'talite nouvelle." Et reminent phy,;oloc;,
e sjoute gull Iui semblsit atre raisuni d.
vc'a u dscouvsrte. Nous n;.yon. n.s
eesoin den faire rsmarquer l'importaucs =
de nous etendre longusmert scr ces applica,
tons. Avant que ls proc6dS Dc N. Blown.
Sequard p6netre dams ID th&rapeutioue cou.
rants, IL est bien evident qu'il dsvra stre ex :
per'msnte nm grand nombre de fois. Dun
autrs cote on peut 6trs s6r que lee objections
ne manqueront pas, puisque lee membres de
10 Societ6 6e biologie en- ont immSdiatemsut
prsssnt6 quelquss- unes.
C'sst ainsi one N. FSrS, tout On applaud;s.
SAINT an fssu!tat do rexpSrisrce, . sxpliqus
mir Dc ID r6action f9brils produ;its par une in
jsction 9uslconqus sous d peeu. II. Dn.
montpallisr citS dsax cas l Psppui AZ cette
hypothess. Mais n. Beowu. SSouard ! i'm.
mSdiatsmsnt r6pondu qu'il no s'Stait ismais
troavt dams IN 6tat Dc A1vrs capable d'exDIi-
q1er estts vieueur nouvslle ct que con pouis
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1889-07-13

10 Rq3oeese6ooooDoeoot 6eo T1edl.
81 Mns d 6Svignt rsvsaait fairs nm tou,
dans b moade de- vivants, sous b prttexte
Dc vieitse rESpositiop univ sssslls, on . de-
mande avoo quol luxe G8pithetss Gle anuon.
eerait . - ehess Gle b nouvslls Stouusnte,
tbouri9ante, <eourdissants, extsavaeants,
abneodab.ants, qui eommenes ! eireulsr
dsne = bussanx d rtdastioa et qui sssa
bieet6t eoaeue do publie tout sntiss.
esttt 4 bio)egie par son president, n.
raje6hisss9sut d rkomms ct disosmais
possible; qa'oa l'obtisot dune laeoa norma
L, ssisatiquss, par 90 prooSdS d}6ni ?o'en
40 nat, Iss iesonvSpSsnts d q vjsiIssse
eesseeout doe6navant d 9 fairo sentir eracv
! ane optsatioa tsas simple doot nous allous
donnse b dtlail.
Aais svant d posrsaivrs, Il fant . msttrs
"a earde eontse IL doates qui pousraient 70.
mir On 6sant set article.
II ~ s'agit pas Ii d'ane plaisanteeio plus
% mcins spisituslls ii dune rtelams pour On
vulgaiss e6arla4an. -,
IL non d BeoWu.66quasd ct au-dsssus
Dc tout sospeoa. Dams b nonds ssisati6-
ques g ne@, Que eoa sappsoebe ,voloutioss
d eslui d Claude Bernard, ct sntousS d'us
3. .::P''s = d''as ''a'idtsatioa 'a't'a'as st-
y. Dsown.S Stqeasd fais partie d vIastitut
9 sseaps b ehaiss d piysiologie einisals
% Coll<6s d Trasee, q ~ msnbse de "a.
sadfnis d aedssine q ps6aidenE d h So
sift6 q biologie. \ difant Il ses nomhseax
tsavanx et d - mesveillousoe dieouvestes,
qaT sssait trop !eag d'Sssmtssr. ess titsss
1a@sont pess isdiqoee quslle eon6aaee on
peet aeeesdse ! = parole d savant.
Csd baea snteadu, arsivoos b question
Dsfsk le1glssps dSja, n. Bsows-SS-
gard s'ytait eaesttt pr d noobssssss e.
pf6eaeoo, Qusa ia3eetant sous b peau a.
lnin,ehx On ljquide sp6eial doat y vais vous
1ise b .eompositioa, h Seeee uessulaiss d
~ animaux 6(ait eoosdfeableuent aug
Il nqside lsat q sseit - tsst sinp,s>
Deoe u Esaa 4iatill(e -. laeuslle % : fait
neofvR = in(6see - glosdes e6ailalss 4
.hiea % 4 seaays = esss HUI avant
= s'eu ssgviv.
Z Lss hpisA - slisas .sosmis Alsstioa a.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1889-07-13

Joses con, flutes et musetteA
Chsutcx, dsusss, Gasyons, 6llettesS
Echauges entse vous de- Aeun,
Enfsnts. @chaness tous vos cnun!
A csls j. vous encoange,
Cost toqjours Dc votse jeune ACe.
soas l'ombags des ftsis rameaux.
Enteuyss, embsaases vos bsaux!
Ds0us rhssbe verts q Aeurie,
All! que Ion danse et que roa RE!
ueles toQjouu vos doeces voix
{. A eelle des oiseaux de- bois.
Rsvinante et belle jeupene,
/. ChasDes toqjoen notss vieillease!
D6eo Dc bont6 d. haut de- cieux
Ai0e ! eeatsopler ~ heareux,
n anine tsetss ~ Aammes
Qui bv0lsnt dams ves bellies lmes.
Elles rsnsntsat ea eommus,
Alon II ssarit ! ehaspn.
nelevss ves bsllss psunallea
ve1ss - tsae1fs f6sgaellpsi 81
- Qf0 2e2sqtSqa xR6tspSsn1k = .
vIvD 1oQtoou 1o01D h teSyo,
- G1nDtaat Siast saas mystees,
VIvss - seins atlieieax
Wvea vsssss Dlsu daas - eisux.
AnuessIyeas! = visax sssa.pass,
4sss vesA ~ diD sns psiass.
A. l. DuSouDo.
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AMOUR D'AUToMNE.


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PAROISSE ST. JEAN.BAPrISTE, SAMEDI 13 n1LET 1870

bord quelqus psins s'orisnter devant CO,
ocean do montagnes aux vagues brumeuses
-chainse de IL Maurienne ct de ID Tarentai
g. massifs da Dauphins, tongues crstes d.
!ura. cones verdoyants des Baugss. En6u
immediatemsnt u-dessous de lui, ! de vsrtiei.
neusss profondeurs, il recouuut le cadre mon.
tueux on b lac dAnnecy Stalait dams Ia YER.
durs - napps dun girls bleutS. Tout Stai,
encore confus ct noyS d'Ombre. Ls solsi
n'avait pas p&uGtrs jusqus IA; il eiileur.;t seu.
lsmsntsla croups allongss du Ssmnos ct les
cr6nelures Dc ID montagns de- TrSlod. Psu !
pen Ii !umiere rose giissa sur lee faces de d
gorge dEntrevernes Of st Aamber les vitrsa
du chateau de Duingt. L. lac commence de
miroiter; - surface OF sss rivss s'accentue-
rent avec plus de prscison. Les ysux bsaquSs
:ur g lorgnette, Philippe distingua 10 Roc
de-Chsre et ses verdures jauuissantes, ls
Toron ct con promenoir siausux,. Talloires
dams - bordurs Dc vignss, b petit port de
PAbbaye, 10 ponton avec con sstacade minus.
euIs CONNIE un ipuet d'enfant, q tout lS-bas,
eommo 40 point rouge, les toits du Vivier.. :.
4 u pene6a gull fallait dire adieu toutes ces
l.ooo9 of0G9 - AGDpe aoamWHt ilu0Uit
pIus tieu... Les larunos Dc sss yeax ava;eut
trouble Ies vsrres Do ID lorgnette.
On sentiment Do rSvolts entra On lui l II.
de- Dc partir. Do nouveau, b lee ct TalIoi.
res Pattiraisnt IN regain d'espoir vsrgiissait
dams con e0ur.-Non, q dtpert n'Stait pas
possible ] navait pcs assss IuttS ct Il s'stsit
trop t6t d6eoumgS. L. spectacle contsmplS
du haut Do h Touruette Iui rsudait vxuere;e.
Of u aoueeait lutter encore pour reoooouS.
rir Tamour Dc Marianpette. Stait denuis
y vsilIe On possession Dc - lsttrs, slls l'avait
Iue et elle await dA certainemout On Atre tou-
chs. Qui sait d mainteuaut ello n'attsndsit
pas anxieuaeoasnt con rstouri.. Et ell ~
deaesndait ! Talloisss, I'll rsvenait frappsr !
q poste do Vivisr, qui sait Il eetts posfs No
Sonvrienit pas, e d b bonheur dastrs6o;s 10
seeemnepesgait pas L. Il s1lait salomuit:
y - eoutait eneoeO essss ieuuo Pear aimss G
Stso oi@t LIT spadain u <tait psis don vio-
leet dfsis d seveaiE eur - ~. Cheoue
minnio paeo6e loin d 0asianne64o lui paseis.
at diminuee ~ ehanees d'uno sfeoaeiIiafioo.
8 y ~ tasdait d'1tss ~ bas 4 h nsatag.s.
Il plabe 4ssns vsaait d'1tro savshie mr.
une be9yante tyoupo d 3ouDos oourisAee "a
eloo Alpia. Isuso fs3ats q voix, leuss riree,
leuD ll1loantDsisg - lsso 4 9 apeetaeDe
dat R6j6Ppe svait e1pfst jeuiR ee0l, hi a.
vsaaient ineoppostable6. u . hA1a G se0.
gpse - Seheloos d e. dn Fsutssl q 8.
lsouva - dsux guides qui ashsvaisnt On
h1eal dsjeunee dane teueoieuuro dun roeher.
-Js pan . avaat, lese esia-t-il, vess n
'otrouveeo8 - ehalet g nouo sodooooodeoae
Dneomb)e Talleigosl
Puis y Stlasea sss = seat3oe nsieosx eui
Doatooenoit h nusaille d. HhuAeai). g eo1.
nseea q d6ynlss b lese q lahso1s sshis6sa-
=. avee ne vieusas jeS6nilo Quil - . en-
lais.a6t plse !sesis leeotsmps.-1!ls tlait
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-06-22
LIVELY wE1SsPoRT.
The old Town Ageg with Local Happen
inEs Personalities and what Not

The old Town Ageg with Local Happen
inEs Personalities and what Not
Irwin Heany will build frame dwell.
ing house on Union Hill.
Miss Lille Musselman, of White street
is visiting her brother at Wilkesbarre.
Milton Roth was home from Ham.
burg OH Tuesday and cast his ballot fol
prohibition.
Mrs. William Miner, of Philadelphia,
was visiting many friends in town during
the past week.
The genial Daniel Grayer, of Wilkes.
In town this week.
u. S. Koons was home from West
Chester State Normal School this week
'to cast bis vote ON election day."
Merchant Graver did Northampton
county this week with new horse just
purchased from Lawfer, the horseman OF
Bethlehem. It's dandy.
John Rerig, Jr., East Weissport, is
the agent for the Improved Victor Washer.
Best in the world. Try it before purchas-
| ing any other. Apr. 3m.
- The Central Railroad station is to be
enlarged by additions, owing TO greatly in
creased business. In this connection
much of their success is due TO the obliging
and genial station agent J. ID. Benninger.
True to the teachings of benevolence
and the brotherhood of man, Poho POGO
Tribe of Red Men and Washington Camp,
| 122, p. o. 5. of A, have contributed to
to the relief of Johnstown sufferers; the
first lodge $40 and the latter So.
Bob Hongen, the popular black
smith OF the other side of the canal
bridge. is making ARRANGEMENTS TO put an
additional forge in his shop. He is head
over heels in business, and as he Is good
fellow there is none but whom wish him
continued property.
The Evangelical Sunday school will
celebrate Children's Day on the Both in
slant and not on the 23rd as heretofore
announced, For the occasion an interest
ing programme is now in course of prepara-
tion. To services all are cordially in
vited.
The "Stroler" kindly calls the atten-
ton of the police TO gang of hoSdlums
who make practise of congregating on
street corners and on the canal bridge, in
sulting pedestrians by disgusting antics,
&c. Either lock 'em up or give 'em a
cuff on the ears, anything so the nuisance
| is abated.
The great and glorious Fourth of July
will be celebrated in this place by monster
parade in the afternoon, addresses and
grand display of fire works in the even
ing. The celebration is under the auspices
Of Washington Camp, No. 122, p. o. s. of
A, and promises to surpass any demon
stration of the kind held in the past. We
want to see the town crowded on that day
so our invitation to the people in surround
ing towns TO attend is cordial and earnest.
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PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO.
Personal Gossip about People who Visit
and go a Visiting.

Personal Gossip about People who Visit
and go Visiting.
Mrs. Wilson d. Peters was visiting
Bethlehem friends on Wednesday.
Misses Ella Fenstermacher and Lille
Butz, of Allentown, are visiting town
friends.
Station Agent Masters and his estima-
BILE daughter, Miss Mamie, of H1lkesbarre,
spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. Lizzie Schneck, nee Graver, of
Allentown, spent last week with the folks
at home on Bank street.
Misses Clara Stahler and Name Clace,
of summit Hill, spent Sunday with Edwin
Ohl of Northampton street.
Our young friend Charles Brinkman
left for Philadelphia on Tuesday where he
contemplates securing employment.
Mrs. Thomas S. Beck, former resi-
dent of this place, now of Bethlehem, was
visiting friends here during the week.
William E. Ash and wife and Miss
Gussie Clauss returned home Saturday from
pleasant visit to friends in York State.
Rev. A. S. Kline, formerly pastor OF
the Evangelical church here, now with
Wanamaker & Co., of Allentown, was in
town over Sunday,
ALLEN Peters will be New Yorker dur.
ing the SUNNI er months. lie will be in the
produce com mission house with his brother
in-law, Lines Groo.
Miss Lena Murdock. of Westfeld
Tioga, Co., Pa, is visiting her brother w
b. Murdoch, book-keeper for the Lehigt
Coal & Hardware Co.
Miss Annie Z. Transeau, an estimablt
Young lady of bethlehem, spent Sunday il
town, the guest of her sister, MIS-. Franl
j. Stettler, at the Exchange.
Rev. G. W. Stibitz and wife are visl
numerous friends here Rev. Stibits wa
formerly pastor of Zion's Reformed church.
He is now professor of Latin in Ursinui
College, Collegeyille, Pa.
-Mauch CHUNKS young dentist Geogg,
MAYER, a graduate of the University o
Pennsylvania, and doing business with hi
father in the above place, bowed to friend
in town Monday evening.
r. e. Bachman did business with tn
, King Pub. Co., at Philadelphia, on Mon
day. II is likely F. Z. will secure posi-
tiOn as manager of a branch Office a
( Wilkesbarre under the firm.
} Our old friend ID. II, Straup, of Lehig
street, has returned from Lebanon, Pa.
where he was In attendance as a delegate
, with Rev. j. II. Kuder, at the Lutheran
! Synod in annual session there. He is muc
} pleased with his trip and speaks in hig
terms Of the beautiful and fertile Leblanc
Valley.
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valley Rreezes from a special,

AT the Hokendauqua Presbyterian
Parsonage Saturday evening, June s, by
the Rev. DR.. James A. Little, John
Howells Of Fullerton, Lehigh county was
happily married to Miss Katharine Had
dock of Fern Dale. Carbon and Luzerne
county papers please copy.
"A new, annual prize of one hundred
dollars has been offered to and accepted by
Lafayette College, Easton. 1t is from an
unknown donor, for the best essay on
1.-The Place of the Bible in the college
curriculum" DIR. l. H. NJ. Knot has
proved himself very successful President
of Lafayette"
-"Children's Day. will be observed
next Sunday, June 23. in the Hokendauqua
Presbyterian church edifice which has been
undergoing so many attractive improve
ments, Chief among these is the magnifi
cent organ, which no doubt will add yer,
much to the attractions of tina. popnlal
and prosperous church.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-06-22
Lower Towamenstnr Items.

Mrs. Henry Ramaly is seriously i'll
with asthma.
Strawberries will produce a 81 ort crop
in our vicinity.
-Rumor has it that John Rnch will be
Postmaster of Bowmanstown.
Charles Blose, of Parryville was made
happy one day recently by the appearance
of baby boy.
4. Y. Tx had collected, up to June Sth,
from the benevolent people of Bowmans-
town, twenty-six dollars to be appropriated
for the sufferers at Johnstown.
We are in receipt of the Weekly
Sentinel and New York Pioneer, the same
weie sent by VIM. Craig of Blue Springs
Nebraska. Ex Governor st. Johns Grafton
delivered in Allegheny March 2Sth was
read with much interest.
There was misapprehension by many
of the members in st. Johns congre CATION
in regard to Rev. Huber's salary. The
twenty-seven cents mentioned in said item
some time ago are an additional sum to be
paid for the year ending April 1st 1890 and
not deficiency for the year ending April
Isl 1882
Washington Camp No. 20 p. o. S. of
A. will hold a picnic on the 4th of July
in the grove near the school house in
Bowmanstown. The programme to con-
sist of Patriotic speeches presentation of
flags, and parade in the afternoon sister
camps Sunday schools and school directors
and all interested in the same are invited
to participate.
The new school board organized on
the first Monday in June they meet again
for special business June 15. They will
please make note of the Fire Line school
house which County Supt., Snyder con-
demned two years ago. CONFIDENCE.
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Carbon County,s Uppor End.

The Jeanesville Cornet Band will run
an excursion to Glen Onoko and the
Switchback Saturday. Schmauch's Or
chestra will furnish the dancing music.
Sunday afternoon the funeral of Pat.
rick Gillespie, of Buck Mountain, who
Thursday night last was drowned while
fishing, took place and was largely attend
ed. The funeral services were held in st.
AIMS church, Woodside, and the remains
inferred in st. AIMS cemetery.
William Lazarus Post, No. 1873, G, A.
r., held grand camp fire OH the grounds
at Hossock Hall, Audenried, Saturday eve-
ming last. The attendance was very large
and the sum realized quite respectable.
The popular Ferry Orchestra of Honey
Brook furnished music for dancing which
was INDUCED in by the lads and lasseis un-
a late hour,
Daniel j Murphy, nephew of Rev.
Father Marion, of Audenried, was on
Saturday morning ordained priest in the
Roman Catholic Cathedral at Philadelphia.
At 30 O'Clock Sunday morning the young
priest read his first mass In s.. Patrick's
church, Audenried. The attendance was
very large The singing by the choir was
grand. The church and alters were pro.
fusely decorated with flowers and looked
eXquisitely beautiful. The occasion was
made one of great Importance and interest
owing to the young mans popularity.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-06-22

Levi Miller is building an addition to
his barn.
Samuel Snyder is erecting new dwell
ing house.
-Obert & Hofford are erecting new
barn on their premises
Mrs. J. II. Arner was visiting friends
at Whitehall during the week.
"A. II. Snyder has put up great deal
of his fences during the summer.
&C. p. Freyman and Lewis Miller spent
Sunday with friends at New Philadelphia.
Our Band will probably mold picnic
in the afternoon and evening of July 4th.
Our farmers will begin haying next
week. The crops promise to be very good.
Miss Annie NJ. Kelser was visiting at
Allentown and Catasauqua during the
week.
Mrs. Dallas Bowman, Bowmanstown,
was visiting her sister, Mrs. p. d. Keiser,
last week.
David Wertman purchased about 80
acres of land from James Sinyard. He
will take possession this fall
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-06-22
Children,a nnr q Success.

As usual the announcement of ChildIen's
Day exercises in the Reformed church fol-
last Sunday evening caused rush for that
edifice, and long before the doors were
opened an assemblage large enough to fill
many churches had gathered and awaited
admission. Ten minutes after the doors
were opened the large auditorium was
crowded to its fullest; from pulpit TO door
every available seat was occupied, while the
accommodating Deacons carried benches
of the church for the convenience of the
people. The vicinity of the altar was made
beautiful by floral decorations, placed at
trActively by the hands of the lady mem
bers of the church, who take great Interest
in the celebration of this day. The eve
ning's exercises opened With excellent musi,
b, the choir and continued with recita-
tions, hymns, &C., by the school.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-06-22
No Peddling without a Lioonse.

The Governor has approved the Hawkers
and Peddlers' bill passed at the last session
of the Legislature. The bill absolutely
prohibits the hawking and peddling of
foreign goods, wares and merchandise
without license, except that persons resid-
ing within the State may sell articles of
their own manufacture without license.
License to hawk and pedd.e can only be
obtained by citizens of the United States
and residents of the country for at least one
practicing physicians of the county that
the applicant, by reason of infirmity, is
unable to procure livelihood at his trade
if he has any, or by bodily labor. This
will virtually abolish the peddling by
foreigners, and will thus protect oui
merchants who pay license. Exchange