The Morning Call from Allentown, Pennsylvania • 5

ALBEKT-S WHIFF. WONDERS OF MAGNETISM Genuine PMkdelpMa lawn Mttefs, and Tcwmecd's Ball Bearing lawn Mowers. CAN'T WORK MIRACLES CAIX. and Morning Critic. Again Dewey Lawn Mowers.

Ham Hcntischo Blllonaness, sour stomach, constipation and all liver ills are cured by Hood's Pills The uon-Irritatine cathartic. Price 26 cents of all drudftist or by mail of C. I. Hood Lowell, Mass. thirs mowers, each one of which has Hs two by anyoher We bave ths exclueWe Otnt pricks are always as Luff is thb are pecu lar merits arid none of wMch Is rxollf sale of the Dewry mowir in tbls section.

LOWFST. Pruning Knives, rru irmiers, Tree Uuarda. flower (JuarJK, Galvanized Wire ultry Netting in all widthtkndMses of mesh. Iron Rakr. Steel Rakes, Wooden Raker, Spades, rorii, shovels.

Bo r.Oar. deniog Trowel, Fence Wirve HaTtmsn Sis vi Picket Fence. Fish Inn Tackle of every description. Bui" era' Hardware and Mechanics' Tools a uptc-ialty. Lueir neacy- xd 1'aipta.

Sole aafrints for Columbia, Uart.ord. Vede'ta and Fiatheri.tcre.Bicjc!es. O. Y. Schelly suiii ii rr.v stkiet, tnal', telef hoae aod telrirraph will receive prompt arid careful att.ntlcn.

(aV-ttiorealwasopen on Ha aiday troaiOKa -iiPRIL ATTRiClIONS IND SPRINGTIDE EWS-f THE bright snd liappy signs of spring are pictured throughout this great Clothing Store. Spring and Snmraer blo.souiing on hi every deportment and at every stop temptations in price, quality and s'jlf. Our great handsome stock is tuggestive of the season, and a pleaoant paslinie daily for a great army of shoppers. The Newest, The Brigbtet-t, The Best Goods The extraordinary valr.es at onr low prices will make "THK DIG STORE" a ill more popular. Meu's Black Suits weie never better; Meu's Wors'eds and Cas-simere Suits more exquisite; nor Men's Trousers more beautiful.

Gorgeous Neckwear the Whales (the ev? bat's wing tie) tbe most recent arrival. Marve'oos stock ot late styles iu Collars and CntTs, 1'aria, Louden and American Dress Kids and Snedea Gloves. Specialties in Colored Madras and Silk Shirts Novelties in Fancy Hose, Exclusive and elegtnt Underwear assortments in gteat variety. Also our vat array ot Children's Beautiful Suits and Furnishings, all combine to make this season's showing nt KOCH BROS a strikingly splendid one. HEN'S HANDBOMB TOP COATS.

The busiest TopOoatseMiiK In our lilstory. A ppsrle Showing of the produiUous ot the inoH cloth looms wlthetoltiHlvs tallorlnir lilens ol our own akllled tailors, a oompls'estockiweil worm miles oouiluir to see, as our prices ars ss luterestlUK as tbs siyle. To Koch Broa. for Tour Bp ring- merchant Tailoring. Our elegant stock of new goods for yourrprlng tallrlrfr lsattbebilgbt of completeness.

As we are ever striving to giveourmstiyoustoDjetsaad frtenrts values ml Btyls that are mab lilees, visit bere will demonetrHte the wonderful rcprrs-utittion of beautiful sndeziittislve Suitings, Trouser-legs. Top (JoatinKsand Fancy VestiogH tin world's best known makers.sll at prioea tbat are particularly tuasersof mnn'e correct and perfect ntttnggaruioia weareforemoHt In Eastern Pennsylvania. Ir ymi wsnttosen a busy Tailoring Department tbat deserves Ibis retutatlrn, make us visit. it 5(t lH A lit ')K )k aft rJC eft rft 3 FINB TAILORS CI.OTHIERS AND FURNlSHF.ltS. SOURWiriE, KUHNS KERSCHNER.

Our Men's and Boys' Suits -AND- Top Coats Stand Peerless. Whether for Sunlay, eveiilnar or everyday wear, we'va olothlnir that'll pleate you. Ourreadv-to-wrar e'oihlng fm tuna and boys wears better and longer than any clnllies uiade. As for cut, tailoring, assortment and prices why a day's ravel smorg all the big Clothing KtoreB la town, will bring you ack again lo do your buying bere. Made-to-0rder Clothes.

Tbshsndwmeetanl btt-ilttlng uiacle-to-order garmei tl to sean some from tbls store. u'll eee lots of lhara tbis Spring. They're rowel beauty and sraie which no otter store can produce. Our assortment of woolens is limitless. Why not tr us.

Wild Ont-ks Srelt-Pcraonal Nohs and Mention. Special correspondence of the "Horning Csi. WALfiEBT's, April wild ducks were seen in this locality last week. Several gunners were on tbe watcb for them, but without result The chief place of abode was the pond in Edwin Rabenold's woods. Gideon Kuhns, a farmer sear the Halt Way House.last week, while he was on the way to climb from tbe feed entry to tbe barn floor, in some wsy slipped from tbe ladder and fell back Into the entry.

By so doing he bod the joint between the meta- carple and phtlanges bones dlslocated.Tbe dislocation caused considerable pain and be bas been unable to do muoh since. About three sores of wo xlland from the land which belongs to the Jordan Reformed congregation was recently sold to Croll A Acker, of Trexltrtown, for $152. Also a small tract belonging to William Bruoner, near the same place, was sold to tbe same Arm. They expect to cut trees as soon as the weather is favorable and place an en gine on the land in order to convert the logs Into lumber. F.

Stephens, of Crackersport, and E. F. Miller, of Guthsvllle, left tor Kutztown with the intention ot making the senior class there at the normal by the end ot the spring term. O. E.

Wtsser, ot Wal- bert's Station, bas gone to tbe normal school at Mlllersvllle. J. D. Gensler, of near Guthsvllle, attends' James Guth's select school this term. Special sale of carpets, rugs, draperies shades, ottomans and linoleums atLawfer's SUutcr Kg Dyes.

Our stock vomprlses tbe best aad most popular kinds. URN it IS. rBTERS. 6.h) Hamilton Street. Three doors be'ow Ho el A'lee.

ni21-tf Co-Armed by BUhop Talbot. The solemn service of confirmation was held on last evening at Grace Episcopal Church, Bishop Talbot spoke beautifully from the text St Luke 24:39. Fifteen young people were given the rights to member ship. All who listened to the bishop Were enthusiastic as regards bis depth of thought, yet simple language, his noe delivery, aim his pleasant mariner. For Rent.

Elegantly Unlabel, new nlne-rnom house having batb, gas and electric lights bset-tr, range, dumbwaiter, superior man tels, front and rear porches, at low rent and Immediate poee stlop. For sals: Centrally-located two-story brick six-room bouse, having porob and good lot st $100 down snd $10 per month tnereeiier. D. A. Leaut, m27-tl Fifth and Hamilton streets.

The Monthly Shoot To-day. The monthly shoot of tbe John F. Weiler Gun Club will b. held at the Duck Farm to-day. VEW ADVTBTISKIEJITS.

Allentown Bazaar. Regular crmmlMlon svle Thursday, April 6, IMw. 12 o'clock boob head of Weitern and PentuyWftni. horaea. Also a carload of fresh cow and aprtngera coafigiMd from Clartoo County, Fa, Horwm farmers and others In rouritoc.

CUr buyers ill be here to buy some carload All horses must be ma recommended, if oot money will be cheerfully refunded. Regular sates every Thoiaday dming the ear. A biff lot of hotife furniture and lot of fat Duiii will also oe eoio. KB BUI AH ECTH Proprietor. GRAPE-NUTS.

Fully cook el, pre-digested Dextrine and Grare Fuftarmade by Bpecf-1 treatment of entire wheat at barley. A food for brain an nerve Ihe ststent will absorbs a greater amount of nc unshoe, from one pound or urape-iMute toan from 10 pounds of meat, wheat, oats or bread Grape-Nut are unlike any other preparation. Tests about one oent per meal, dive it a trial. ZELLNER BROS. Gioaoa Wasnir, Manager.

Hello Hello INDIANA AND EENTUCEI -AT-r PLEAS 4 XT CORNER. 24 HEAD. 1 Straight Lot, shipped direct from Shelby ville, Gennansvilie, Pa. WILL BI SOLD AT PUBLIC 8a LB ON MONDAY, APRIL 10, 1899, at Qeo. A.

Bachman's Hot.l, Pl.a-ant Corner, PACKHS, TROTTERS, FAMILY, FARM AND UKNKKAL BUSINESS HOH8S8, PAKTLV DKSCK1UKD AS FOLLOWS No. I. Hembrlno Boy, sorrel pacing boras, slmd by Climaw, record troitloi of 3 21. and n-clor. and the sir of MTinl In the 8.30 Hat.

his flrst by Harrison Chief second d.m by Membrioo Patchen. Msmbrino Boy is a nios red Kit rrl, i year, old, 16? to IS hands. Is well broke alng-le nod double, is a breed looker, can pnos In 8 a aad do it ribt. Das never Deea trained or driven unfa his was bred end rainad in Ken tucky. Now here Is one of the fastest and best (sited green pecar.

1 ever shlpped.oo better bred one. hks the right shape, slae and color to make a flue road none ana net ooe. weiicnt iumi ion. No. S.

Koan Dick, roan pacing horn, alreu bj Red Field end be by the treat fed Wilkes, sled sieldt. the sire of eitreme and over 1) in iheiaollst Koan blrk'a flrst dam by Legal Tender, the aire of Vatlllo a Ci nod over XI others in the g.Mlrat, his second dam by Tom Hal, his third dam by Copper Bottom. Bonn Dick is a black roan wlta a flue mans and tail, 4 years old, 11 to IS beads high, Is broke single and double, can show 140 speed wlihooS tinlulng, just bcea used to break bim. Here a ure pacer, no better breeding, the right kind In i Terr reaped to train on and go feet, will pave In i as thl. tee.

do If trained. Waa bred and raised In nun Co. Iod Weight 1100 lbs. flo. S.

Kitty, bey mare, sired by Ejrro 1.17$, be byKgnert. Kitty's flrst dam by TboeaaA. Scott, ihe aire of Taylor, record S.94,. and othera la the 9 30 1M, Kitty la a Bio brewiy looker. 4 years od, 1M bands high, la broke single and double, shows speed, both trotting and pacing, vary bandy mare, will Improve and grow into a nice irad mare, good gaiwd.

nice lookrr. No. 4. Hir berry tuaa bores. 4i tears cM.

I5I hands high, Is wtll broke single aud double lot lemil use, here in a nice amooth full made borer wltb a floe mane and tall, good head and awek, and a good young ooe of tbe rlghl kind. Weight liuilba No Bay horse. I years old. IS hands high, has a Use tell and mane, is well broke single an 1 double. Be-e Is a nto.

horse for family earrl.ge or general uae. oa tb. eoachla style, good looker. Weight lws. He.

s. Bay bores, tears old, bands blgb. It well broke single aad double for family uae, Is oibby built, has a Ane bead, good style and action, a aloe ail around business ehua wltb quality. Wsight ilso lbs. ro.

Kotnmare.e yeanioitj. 10 nanus nign bare la a nice smooth young mare with a nice head, good atyle and act! iUob. full made, right sort. Weight IWO IDS. No s.

Bar boras. I years oM, IS beads bigh. Is well broke aiogle and double, breaoy looker on tbe coach older, baa sty and actios. Utile Ibis in flMh. No.

Bay home. I years old, HI bands blgb. Is brass slnels end double, here is a good beevy boned, smooth chunk and of the right klad to grow out, h.a the shape. Weight 1160 lbs. No.

10. Dub horae, 4 years old, IS bands blgb, beta I. a aire breed yuiiag boiae, b.oke singis end double, has a black mane and tall Weight 1100 Nos. II and If, A pair of bay horses, year, old, hands high, well broke la all bamsas. A alee handy team.

Nos, IS and 14. A pair of bay. It hands high, 4 years old. well broke, Hera a Blue general tjurpoee team. A.

It mate, too a. uch printing to describe all these bones, will say that among th balance aie aome more speedy paerrs aad trotters, aa wellae a faw wall earned teama, no I Invite all In lending buyers to com out and aa Ibis lot. No nee boeetleg about these horses, aa 1 have the kind that will show for tbemaelees, especially eelected for thla market by str. Perry, my buyer. Thess horses will be shipped direct trots a) bel Irani.

to Oermanaeille, Pa. where they will be unloaded oa Thursday previous to day of sale. H. noatnearmcnl oe account of bad Wretner. If stormy wl I eell ander oover.

Second-hand borue will be lakea la ezcheage at tbetr eab value ao as to glee all eat quel aheeos to buy whether they tura Is a hi or by for cash, but maet be shown before 13 o'clock oa day of sal. Free dinners to bidders and buyers at II so o'olock. hale to Mmoaoos at U.lu o'clock, sharp. Uoa-dlllont it. SETH FISHER.

et.ll all ktaMleof IkoftMattlia baiter lor ttatga A.l lava- ant rsi lllaaaaat Startling Revelations tbe Gifts Healing at the Academy of Basic Last Might. Tfianders of ipplame from a GratilM audience Greeted the Bey Phenomenon's Wonderful Wert Many Well Known Citiztns Ware Instantly Cared of Their Various Affliction. Upon ths Public Stage Another Demonstration Free To-night. Allentown is wild with excitement. Tbe By Phenomenon and wonder ful magnetic power Is the caiite.

Last night upon the public stsge ot the Academy otMuslo many well-known citi zens of this city were Inetaolly cu ed of various afflictions by the simple uch of bis magnetic hands. It was bis introduction to tbe publlo ot this city, and be was greeted by tbe wealth, beauty, Intellect and refinement of out population. He has oertaluly captured tbe hearts of the people ot Allentown, and bis private treatment at his private parlors at the Hotel Allen will no doubt occupy all bis time during bis short stay two weeks in this city. That tbe days of miracles are psst Us generally conceded, but hundreds ot peo ple In this vicinity now think they have been revived. Last sight cripples that hobbled upon tbe stags left It without their canes or crutches.

1'araljzed folks that had not moved a limb for year were assisted to tbe stige, and after a tew moments' treatment went through gymnastic performances like youngsters. An old gentleman and well-known lady, wbo had not raised their arms tor years or bent over to put on their shoes, were able to swing their arms over their head like a windmill and readily stooped over several times as it to be sure they were' not mistaken. Tbe bearing ot two deaf people was restored and sight given back to a well-known resident. And all this and a great deal more was the result ot simple laying on of the hands by tbe Boy Phe nomenon. SIIOENF.KSVIIXK Funeral of Mrs Caltonn Largely Attend- etl Personal Motes.

Speclil Correspondence of the "Morning; Call. SHOENERSVIU.B, Apr. 1 3. The funeral of Mrs. Kate Cahoun was quite largely at tended.

Kev. Dr. A. R. Home officiated.

H. E. Jordan spent Easter under tbe parental root at Coopersburg. During bis absence C. A.

Lucas, ot East Catasauqua. taught bis Blb'e class in the Sunday school. W. Blllbelmer, student at Mt Airy Theological Seminary, spent Easter with his parents. His mother is on the sick list 'litus Heck man, clerk In a Betblehem store, spent Easter at borne with bis par ents.

Proposals for cleaning the cemetery lots and paths and white-washing the fences will be received by the board of managers until April 15. Kev. C.J. Becker will hold communion services here next Sunday at 10 o'clock- Preparatory services on Saturday previous at o'clock. Ths township examination for gradu ates of tbe common schools ot Hanover will be held here next Friday, April 7, be ginning at 8 clock.

E. B. Benner had the Inside of his si ore room fainted. Amandus Houser did the work. It makes a neat appearance.

Lutheran communion services will be held here on Sunday, April 10, beginning at 9.30 o'clock. Preparatory services the previous Saturday at 1.30 p. m. George Worman moved to AIneyvllle. Robert Kelchner moved Into the houee va cated by Mr.

Worman and Owen G. Kurtz moved Into the one vacated by ner. On Tuesday Mr. Seagreaves will move to Weaverevllle Into his hotel, which he bought recently. On the same day C.

O. Crewman will move to the Shoenersvllle hotel. A Long-Dlstance telephone in your resi dence Is a protection against fire, f.tu.f-tt OBITUARY. OHAR1.ES KBAT7SB. Charles B.

reuse died yesterday morn ing at o'clock at bis home. No. 1503 Ham ilton street He had suffered for about a year and a halt with what Is known as Ad dison's disease of the kidneys. Tbe dl- iss wss flrst diagnosed by Dr. Addison, of London, and has ever since been known by his name.

It is a form ot Bright' di sease and Involve the upper portion otthe kidneys and haa a tuberculous origin. At times Mr. Krause suffered Intense pain and was confined to bed several months. On Sunday nlgbt he complained ot Intense weakness. Yesterday morning st the hour mentioned above hi wife left tbe room tor a few minutes.

During her ab sents a change for the worse set In which she noticed when she returned. Mr. Krause died a few minutes 1 iter. Ths deceased was born In this elty Jan uary 27, 18C5, and was a son ot Benjamin and Emellne (Goundle) Krause. He re ceived bis education in tbe public schools ot this city and later took a course in the Allentown Business College.

Beginning lite on hi own account be entered the em ploy ot the Lehigh Valley Railroad Com pany in tbe capacity of elsrk In tb. office of the freight department In thl. elty, whet. h. remained Ave and a half years.

Upon leaving the employ of that roal be accepted a position with C. A. Dorney A and later became a member of the Orm. About six year ago hi father, who died a tew year ago, erected the handsome ttiuctur. adjoining ths Commonwealth building and Mr.

Krause severed bis con nection with A. Dorney A and wltb his brother-in-law, E. IL SUne, went Into ths furniture business under tbe Arm name Krause A Co. Later Mr. Stln.

withdraw and the partnership was dissolved, Mr. Krause continuing the busi ness alone. About a year ago tb deceas ed retired from business. On January 16, 1890, Mr. Krause was married to Miss Ella daughter ot Sam uel and Harriet Fertlg, who, together with two daughters, Harriet Majorls and Emellne Kutn.

and one son, leit'g. survive. His mother and two sisters. Mrs. E.

SUne and Mr. O. F. ilernheirn. of this city, also survive, in politics lr.

Krause was a nepuDircaa. tie was ai one time president of ths Good Will Fire Company, No S. snd belonged to the Order of Henta- snphs, the Livingston Club, lbs Clover uiud, Allentown inge, no. i.vi, uraer or narger Lodge, a. ai no, Allen Chanter.

No. 3: Allen Council. No. 23, and Allen Comiraudery. No.

lempiar. How'i Ibis. offer One Hundred Dollar Reward for any ease ot Catarrh that cannot be eured by Hairs uatarrn uure. r. i.

uutlttr or ioieao, u. We. th. uoderslaued. bave known F.

J. Cheney for tb. last lit years, and believe Sim per ecu nooor-oie in sit ousinees transections and Unaodally ahls to carry out any oblig-tlnn made by their firm. WBvr jhuax, wnoiessie uruggista, io lndo. O.

Walmnu, KntTtAW A Marvtk, Wholesale Druggists, loiaoo, u. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally. acting directly upon th. bleod and mucous surface of the avatem. Pries 7rc per bottle.

Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. To-Night Academy of Music ALLENTOWN, PA. TUESDAY HIBHT, APR. 4.

Admission Free SICK, DEAF, BLIND AND LAME TREATED FREE UPON THS 8TAOE BY THE -Boy Phenomenon- Who Is com It. 1 wi'h hrrtivg In fall worm uiTincioie Aagnetic Healer Who cu the Def. BlitH. Pick. Lame, Kheil.

matte Paralytic aid all Unroulo D.aeasts the LAYING. ON OF HANDS UTlll l.llt hi. nri tea I TV III Uiril'JI JT ucutiiwitvi m.ea ulca aa powers 011 th siKof thd Aoaomyof Mubio RAIN OK SfllNB. Admission Free. Brats fres.

Trestmsnt on th fra. Ponitirelv no boys, utr Is or children will be ad mitted unlet thev are afflicted. ThecrcwJeae ao large tliat seats cann be Riven to young people. As colored people ae not treated at the hotel, they will nt be admitted toh academy of Muia Each dpir-ons'i-iion will be preceded wl a short deser ation ou The Power of Vital Magnetism as a Healing Agency, after which inires will be Derfonned that will as tonlsh tb4 sk-ptioal, st tbe serious to thiasiofr aod convince the doubtful that in animti Mason turn Is a force caoable of fffec'lnr mott aiaivel ous curt-p. No matter what the diase how hud.

how lonr standi sr. or bocclithecaiiniaT appear if curable at at1, tbey are anvvubleto ixagueinm ana mey wm ARISE AND WALK. AH thrkM who are on eru.chfs or 'esnen. rheu n.atlc, paUled. paralytic, deaf, sick or lame and wish to be cured are invited: and as sifat a nura bera- pomibla of peop'e will be treated FREE upon the stage.

Be not only tresis the blind, lame and crippled st bis private oftloe at the Hotel Allen, but nearly ail chronio disetse quickly leia 10 this suanpe powtr. SPECIAL NOTICE. Private apartments have teo secured at the Hotel Allen, (take eltvat rent-aoceon7th street), where all who desire private magnetic treatment may call it any time next two weeks only, consaeDCiPf Monday, April 3rd, and receive consultation, examination, a thorough diagnosis and advhe by the consult iofr peysician, sfier which if found curable and a atmeiic treatment is desired, a price which is within the retch of an win oe namea, ana appointmenu maoe iot treatment. I nice hours, daily, from 10a. m.

to p. m. mar 90 tf Central Lottare Elrrts OfHrers. Central Lodffe. No.

636. 1. O. O. of Pleasant Corner, elected tbe following of ficers; noble grand, A.

hcneirer; vice grand. Edwin Leibold; secretary, P. W. Blttner: assistant secretary. Edward Bach man; trustee, Joseph Itftuch; ropre- sentatlve to grand lolge, Joseph bchetrer.

Don't travel, telephone. f.tu.f-tf t7vva vnn irlAii fli.na' Mhfti'a Ira P. ream sold by C. P. Hergrsbelmer, Nos.

636-538 Hamilton street? S3-II Forty-nine cents a yard for all wool In grains at Lawfer's. 25-10t BATHS. SMITB-In this city. March SI, Mary, wife of lias Smith, aved tw years. Funeral on Tuesday at 1.31 m.

from the res Idenoaof b-rhus'iand, No. 434 Gordon etrtjef, to which relstvc, friends snd lM-boran franklin Chamber, No. K.of are cordially without further notice, ttorvices after burial In Sales 's Beformcd Church. Interment in West Bed Cemetery. 1 It 8 BR In this city, March J)r, Harriot widow of lswls Ytnser.

in her slit rear. Ke'atlves snd friends are iwpectful'y Invited to Bttnd her funeral en Tuesday atorninfr at o'clock. Pel vices, before burial, in Bt. Peter Lutheran Church, K-djre avei ue aad thew stret lotw swat, west Koa (Jenieteiya KRAl'SR On Apiil 1S99. Charles B.

Krause, aged 34 vear. two months snd 6 days. The relatives and friends of the family are re spec fully invited to sttend the funeral services at nn isie resilience, iu. iw n.tiuiuuii siisrei on Thursday, April 6, st clock. Interment private, in JTairview Cemetery.

DEC In Lower Mscuneie. April 14. i8, Margaret, nee W'ieand, widow of tlte late Jacob uecn, ajtea 79 years ana 10 aays. linear a I nn tYrittav Anvil at vt nYlfwIr from her late home, tow hith the relatives aud friend are invited without further notice. Ser vices and interment at the Salisbury Church.

J. S. BURKIIOLDEU, Mcenard I'nderlakrr and Embalmw, omCH Arin 121 1. SEVENTH ILLENTOWl, Pi. OslLs answered at all hours, night or day, EV" Telephone connections.

la ene flnrwlBlows we the above RAMQC ItletneBHOADWAY roKTUNK. We eaa abow ivpaovsuBNTB tu thla aaNnsthat ao other renir as. Call and see II, Wecaa repair low alale or tin rocfa. Ma. 34 Nwrlh Tlh HI.

M. T. J. OCHS, Builders' Materials GENERALLY. Dry Mortar, Cements, Wall Platter, Finishing Plaster, Slacked Cedar Hollow Lime, Parquetry, Wood Mosaic, Tiles, Mantels and Mantel Furniture OP VARIOUS BTYLia AMD Ptlt'Ii AVAIl very low la prlo.

AVSpeclaJly low prlcwl MART1X1 for bed rooms, Lehigh Coal. Rill sal Win Streets. Alliotoi Pi. ALLENTOWN, APRIL 4, 1899. THE WEATHER.

Wabhisoto. April 41230 a. m. To-day, partly cloudy to cloudy weather will prevail, with Bllghtly hlsher temperature and fresh southerly to easterly winds, preceded by rain, followed In this section by clearing. To-morrow, probably fair and clear.

OHAT ABOUT I0UB fEIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Alfred MIckley, of Ulck-ley's, were visitors in toan yesterday. They had Intended to move to town this spring Into the house owned by Mrs. MIckley, on Walnut street, the Dubbs homestead.

They have, however, changed their minds and have moved Into the Edwin MIckley borne, at Mlckley's, where they are now comfortably boused. Mr. MIckley has retired from farming. He Is the postmaster there. Mlckley's Is one of the beautiful spots of the county snd the "Morning Call" ventures the prediction that Mr.

and Mrs. MIckley will this sum mer b. surprised by the many callers to learn bow many city cousins they really have. David Gauss, of Saegersvllle, has moved to No. 951 Gordon street C.

O. Kocher yesterday took possession of the Railroad House, at Emaus. The engagement of Miss M. Dorothy Young, of Colorado Springs, to Robert A. Klstler, of Belen, N.

son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Klstler, of this city, is announced. The wedding will take place in the near future.

Oswald Hacker and Willard Kline, students In Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, who spent their Easter vacation with their parents In this city, have re sumed their studies it the college. Mies Marie Johnson, of New York, who visited Mr. and Mrs. William H. Kress, of North Eighth street, has returned home.

Charles Grammes and Miss Mame Strauss, daughter of Thomas Strauss, of this city, will be married the latter part of this month. Herman Iiruch yesterday moved bis family from No. 1131 Hamilton street to No. 513 North Sixth street. In the awardiog of the class honors at the Mercersburg Academy the Scbaft ora tion was assigned to William Frank Koe-man, of Catssauqua.

Mrs. J. C. Clifford has moved from South Eleventh Street to No. 31 North Twelfth street.

Louis Wleder. of Philadelphia, Is visit ing bis brother-in-law, Walter Hcllman, of No. 309 North Jordan street. Miss Annie E. Brown, of Kutztown.

Is the guest of MIssLUllan Hellman, of No. 309 North Jordan street Mrs. John D. Raab, who spent her Eas ter holidays In town, has left for Philadel phia to continue her studies In tapestry painting. Ex-Mayor Lewi has no yet selected his office location.

He will close up some business this week and proposes to con tinue tbe practice ot law. He will probably be located In the Baldwin building. Jeremiah Marsh and Bertha E. Spaar, of Allentown; Jacob Kllnck and Katie Fisher, of Fullerton Willard E. Guth, of Lime- port, and Estella E.

Bitter, of DUIlngers-ville; Howard E. Miller, ot Alburtls, and Katie S. Gaumer, of Allentown Daniel B- Kronlngor.and Clarissa Scholl, of Salis bury; Harry M. McLean, ot Fullerton, and Bertha A. Soharadin, ot Bretnlgsville; Charles O.

HetTeltlnger, ot Allentown, and Anna M. Wieser, of Mlckley's, were grant ed man iagd licenses. Peter Blttner, of Pleasant Cot ner, Is vis (ting his son, C. J. P.

Blttner, In this city. Mark Englemen. of Coopersburg; Henry Moyer, of Llmeport; George Moyer and Eugene Hunsberger were visitors In town yesterday. Mrs. Louis Solellae will this afternoon entertain tbe Junior Guild ot Grace Episco pal Church.

George Haas, of this city, Lehigh Valley train deepatcher at Easton, has been ap pointed one of the examiners, who are at present patting the employe, of tbe rail' road through a series of tests. O. K. Knappenberger, assistant operator at the Lehigh Valley telegraph office, returned last night from a visit to Weatherly where he was the guest of his sister over Easter. George Snyder left last evening for St Louis, where be will buy a selected lot of horses.

Miss Alice Sberer, formerly with Miss Sallle J. Horn, the milliner, bas accepted the position ot assistant trimmer at Shaf fer', tlrst Ward Millinery Store. If you bave bad the grip take Hood's Sarsaparllla. It will brace you up, purify your blood, and overcome all bad enVclsof the disease. Garden anil Flower Seeds, Afresh supply of tbe best and newest varieties.

Henry E. Peters, 639 Hamilton Street Three duora bel nw Hotel Allen, Hl-tf r'tuiilRon-a 400." The man who made "Flnnlgan's 400" describes it as merely the veblele tor the oonveyanos of fun, and If tbe man who wrote It doesn't know, who does? He could only Improve this description by addlog: Funot the ir ray and Mack kind. Endeavoring "man uk" who likes tbe kind ot play would know all about tbe play. Murray and Mack are funny natur ally, and In their peculiar style, funny ar tistically. Tbey go about thelr buBlneealn a way that's pecullaaly their own they say things differently and tbe people are used to their style, that their every.

act and gesture, their very appearand, and eaob and word tbey utter Is a sig nal for roars ot laughter. If their humor I. not of tbe quiet Jc. Jefferson style, It Is Don. the less funny on that account and it probably drive, away the blue.

Just as quickly. "Flnnlgan's 400" i. suptosed to be very Inoldentslly a bit on their attempt to break Into society. That', the privilege ot ny man, but whether tbe gams la worth tbe candle or not Is another matter, to be settled only by going Fri day night to the Academy and see bow tbey do It. Special sals of carpets, rugs, draperies.

shades, ottomans and linoleums at Lawfer's iru A Hsaaler California Trout. Frank J. Stettler. th. cigar and tobaooo dealer, on South Sixth street, baa display ed in bis window a stuffed California rainbow trout, one ot th.

largest ot its kind aver seen In this section. It is stuffed with plaster of Paris and is mounted on a board. Tbe fish measure, toy, Inchos and when alive weighed sis pounds. Mr. Stet tler got It at tbe stste tlsbery, where It was raised.

Some time ago It became sick and died. It was fifteen years old. It Is a beautiful specimen of the "speckled beauty' and attracts much attention. Mr. Stettler make, a fins display ot llehlng ta-kle and artlllclal flies.

A BfttMtie-sml Kaaier. From the South Bethleetra Star. A report was circulated In Bethlehem this morning that Harry Kichllne, of Bath, who was supposed to hare committed sui cide several months ago, met bis death at th. hands ot another and that neighbors were thinking seriously of havlra- the bod exhumed and a thorough Inveaiiuatlnn of the oauae'4 death made. there! Is any foundation for the lurnnr or notj could not be learned.

1 A WONhtRFl'L EXHIBITION. A Pttblte Demonstration of the Magnetic Power of Cnarles Dwlnell. Charles Dwinell, the Boy Phenomenon, gave a public exhibition of bis magnetic power to heal the sick in the Academy of Music last evening. The healer had advertised extensively end so many reports cams to this city ot the r.umber ot wonderful cures be bad wrought in the Betbls-hems and Easton and so much interest was aroused In his claims that a large throng entered tbe Academy soon after the doors were opened and shortly after 8 o'clock standing room was at a premium. The healer is a slender, dark-complexioned young man and was Introduced by bis manager, Mr.

Sherman, wbo gave a brief talk on the value ot magnetic treatment as applied to chronlo aliments. The "Phenomenon's" treatment consisted in light passes about the bead and gentle massage of the arms and body. He spent about three to five minutes on each case, and. In every lnstance.apparently wrought a wonderful change tor the better In tbe patient It It not claimed tor the "Boy Phenomenon" that be possesses supernatural powers. It is asserted by bis managers, however, that he has an extraordinary magnetic force which gives to bis touch wonderful healing powers.

Evidence ot this was given apparently at bis demonstration last evening. Tbe lame, tbe halt the partially blind, the deaf were there la large numbers. Those sorely afflicted with rheumatism, paralysis and other cbronlo troubles occu pied front seats snd were all eager for re lief at the bands of the young magnetic healer. The first to be treated was John Voeg- Un. living at corner Fourth and Gordon streets.

He suffered acutely from rheu. matlsm and lumbago, and had to be ss- slsted on the stage, Tbe healer went to work vigorously on the patient He rub bed bis limbs and body and patted bim on the back and shoulders. At the request ot tbe hesler the patient trotted back and forth on the stage while tbe audience applauded loudly When last seen tbe man was walking up tbe aisle with bis canes on bis shoulder. The next patient was Ellas Messlnger, ot South Fifth street He had a rheumatic affection and was par ly deat for severs! years. The hesler rubbed bis bead and pursued the same treatment on his body.

and, in a short tlme.the old man wss trott ing around tbe stage like a two-year-old and could hear Mr. Sherman's wblper. Miss Lizzie BtetUer, of Alburtls, who wss deat for tour years, was made to bear perfectly. A wonderful change was effected In tbe condition of Marshall Williams a six-year-old boy from Catssauqua Tbe little chap's left side had been paralyzed tor four years and he had to be carried to tbe stage In the arms of an attendaut Tbe healer rubbed the affected pirts tor several minutes and shortly after the little fellow jumped from the chair and walked across the stage. He shook bands with one of the attendants and descended tbe steps unaided and went to bis mother.

This work was greeted with much applane by tbe audienoe. In the case of W. II. Bitter, of No. 45 South Ninth street, who suffers with lo comotor ataxia, the healer was not so successful.

This, the manager explained, was due to a plaster which Mr. Itttter wore and which prevented the heaier from reaching the parts affected. The patient explained to a reporter at tbe close of the exhibition that when the healer was rubbing bis limbs be tell a peculiar prioklng sensation on the parts touched. Mrs. Boss Neer, of North Second street, in sged woman, wbo had suffered with rheumatism for nearly twenty years, Mid that she experienced a change for the bet ter at th.

close of the healer', treatment She was able to walk around the stage without any apparent difficulty and was able to rslse her arms above her head. A number ot other, availed themselves of the treatment and In nearly every ease were benefitted. Tbe demonstration will be repeated to-night and the Boy Phenom enon will again treat those wbo secure ad mission to tbe hall. While there were very many wonderful cures performed last night, time prevents a more extended notice In this article, as the detailed report ot tbe demonstration will be found in another column. Suffice to say, th.

exhibition last nlgbt was all and more than It claimed to be, and cer tainly proved to the most exacting and In credulous that tbe Boy Phenomenon pos sesses a most wonderful amount of mag. netlo force with which he la enabled to perform some truly wonderful cures. Another dlnlo wl 1 be given to-night Admission will be free, and th. most seri ous oases In town are invited to be pres ent and be cured free of oust Hs bas engaged a special suite ot rooms at tbe Hotel Allen, wher be will remain two weeks. Those wishing private treatment may call any day from 10 a.

m. tot p. and receive consultation, examina tion and advice by the physician In ohargs, It found eurable a price will be named, if Incurable, ths case will not be taken. En trance to oOlce. via tbe elevator on the Seventh street side.

Tutor. Lilies, violets, Hyacinths, etc, for sa'i by American MRnwiNs Compamy, No. 63 Hamilton street White Lily Conncll Oncers Whit. Lily Council, No. S3, D.

of of Coplay, elected the following officer: Pocahontas, Mrs, Carrie Bockel; Wenonah, Miss Mary Steward Powbattan, Mrs. Son dellna Relnhardt; prophetess, Mrs. Kate Beldler; keeper of records, Mrs. Clara Miller; assistant keeper ot records, Mr. Mary Klecbel; keeper ot wampum, Mr.

Mary Person trustee, Mrs. Sallle Sobaadt All member, of th. degree are cordially invited to be present on April especially tbe past chiefs, to participate In the Installment ot chiefs. Baby Humors Dr. Agnsw'.

Oint ment footbea, quiets, and effvot quick snd effective eure in all aklo emotions, corn mon to baby during teething time. It In harmless to tbe htir in ease, of Scald Head, and cures Ecstrns, Salt Kfieum snd all Skin Ulseaees of older people. a.cS, A Pine Team. William Bchmick, of Germansvllle, did business in town yesterday. Mr.

Hchmtck sport, a new team, and a fine one. They are two four-year-old black horse. He purchased them from J. Fred Flsber at (Juakertown last week. Tbey ars very equally matcbe dvjd would make an ex cellent team for an undertaker.

But Mr. Schmlck Is a fancier of good stock and evi dently will keep them, at least for some Urns. He goes upon th. Idea that a good and handsome horse ccmU no mora to keep than a shabby one, and thu always has one ot th. finest teams In ths upper end.

Hotel ami ResUurast Always open service gotd; prion, rea sonable. Oysters, clams, crabs, lobsters, shad and all seasonable delicacies. Jons h. Harris. Prop.

Dr. P. J. Kress, No. 636 Hamilton street.

Allentown, Pa. Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat a specialty. ns-tl Jwr Open aod Siturday evenings. Don't pretend to, but wa do pretend to be bia to restore your eight with the proper glasses It eucb a thing Is possible.

Of oourae there ere cases we wouldn't undertake. We cannot make the blind eee. but It your eight la defective we will lit them with glasses that will make you eee perfectly. Try ue. We make no charge tor the moat oareful examination.

PROF. W. A.WEIDNER, 801BNTIFIO OPTICIAN. li'lH llamUton Street, Wa Insert Artificial Eyes. I.

eW4 aS a. 0 swa () 8 Free to Everjloijo 8. a The daily entertainment which music warerooms. If music in- teres ts you we 11 keep you here for hours, si much is there to be Been. A few of the ipeciat fea- tures it will be well to mention 1 The Piano and Organ depart-Jf menta, the Music Box exhibit, such as yon have never seen be- foie; the BelM'laying Pianos and Organs, which make you the master of the instrument with 3 very little instruction; oar gen-jf eral line of Musical Instruments (9 Oof evet description; then last, ft gbat not leest, the Talking Ma-If chine department; here is where If you'll laugh and be delighted I eultli the re.nrlltin.ne rf tlio PliAnn.

graphs and Graphophonea. All If this entertainment will cost you nothing but your time, and you'll I say the time was well app'ied, fland that ours is reauy a great 2 music house, 9 8 IIg. c. () () 539 Hamilton Street. 5 THE LEADING and L1RGEST MUSIC HOUSE in Eastern i i- reuusjuauia.

occccccccccco Watch Not only is the case perfect and handsome, bat the works are reliable and accurate. Gents' 30-year gold-filled case, Elgin works, $16.00. Ladies' gold-filled, fiO.OO, 912.50 and 15.00. 625 Hamilton at. OF We hate no agent out selllnf sllverwai.

BY SB. T. D. CHEISIlf AN, No. North rVxth Street, PiCinroH, Dee.

17, 18W. TVe. J. Tl PhH.tman Dear am reesnd to state that rhave onhmflted In -our aeatem of Daisies, cure for rupture, and now fully cured, ao that 1 have oieoarded my truss.tThis aocoruplUbed hy six (S) treatments. DurlDR this treatment I neve not been detained for a moment fiom my rena-Utr vocation, 1 cheerfully recommend your aye- lea erjo square dealing witn your patients to a .) afflicted.

Beapeetf uly yoare. 1HOS. CON ARTY. Wm. J.

Sourbier, FUNERAL DIRECTOR -AND Practical OFFICE AND BKBIDKNCB i COR. SIXTH AND CHEW STS. lflrht calls prom pt ly attended to. Graduate of New tors City Oolleire of Era twlmlnff Telephone connections. sB-ly What Is This? Th Empire Stearr) Laundry This laundry does the beat work In the Valley and lead, all others.

Don't forget to send ue your laundry and get the spring style. JOS. A. OKI. Oak Street.

Alieeateww, Pa. Your Church Costume if from ns, will help you to enjoy the Spring air, the sermon, the music, and all the details of Easter day. It yon are rightly clothed you hay. a chanoe to be happy. Our elot hen suit gentlemanlike taatea.

They will suit yours. Khadea and qualities sod styles and shapes to tit every Individual. Shoiweiler Lehr, S. E. Corner 7tb and Hamilton CB.VTRE BqUAIIK, ALLENTOWN, PA.

719 HAMILTON STEEET. ALLENTOWN, FA "One-half b'ock above Centre Pqua-e. Not How Cheap, But How Good 1 Old Pianos, etc. Perlutp you have an old or used Piano or Orgari that joii would like to replace with new one. Come and see us, Qr write description of your Piano or Organ an 1 we will gladly make ou an ofT-r for it in exchange.

Let ns talk the matter over with yon. If you want to buy a Music Box, Music Cabinet', rhonograph.Graph-ophone or any other article in musical merchaudise come and see ns before pnrchasing elsewhere. FEED. F. ZEAMEH.

AT-LENTOWN'S ORBATE8T MU8I0 STORE. NO. 544 HAMILTON STREET. Sole agent for Ftoinway Sons and the Ilarlman Pianon (cOvMONfia) QCN'L HtLSOH A. 'PHONE 21H.

EAT a a THE BRIDE ELECT! ALE OSA'S UPERB UCCESS AT THK Academy of Mnsio Tbnraday, April 6tb, 1899, WW bail TUIHDAY MOftNINO. APRIL itk. Tr. treat ordinal eoDipaav usr th dlrectlo of Klaw A Krlaeirer. will preerst the otwa here eaectly as was lvn la hew Vork.

$1.00, 76o, J0 r) ESTABLISHED 187S. 5000 TO4S Op NATURAL ICE FOR SflliE in Any Ouantity, Delivered. CALL, WRITE OB 'f HONS, LUMLEY S0HUON, Ice and Coal Dealers, 117-125 HAMILTON STREET. NOTD Is hereby -leva that as applicatfoa will he matte to the coeernw of the Hteie or Peer). ale.

e. oa aioo 'ar. April ltn by John ArrBitrone; luwllav. Wllll.ni I. Crane.

Waiter O. Harris aad llaaard I'lrkaos. UB'ier tbe Aet of Aaefmb'yor theCuaimooweatth of PeBaaylvaBla, eBtllled 11 Aa act to provide for the locoirorettoa an4 resnilatloB of Mrveia arpmv April JSih, aad the eiinilBieBta thereto, for the rhart-r of an la tenrled corporal Ion to he called AM.KNTUWN IRON WllKK-t, tbe character anal ohjeet of which Is the meaiiracture of Iron and neel end eelilDV tbe eame, end for theee fnipnera to have and poaaeea aod eoj all he rlhe. hi eAU an. the a-lfl Act of A'semhly and Its iuppleiaeDta.

SAHUSI. MOKHUN. ftollrltor, l.w.Tiiea; Hiillltt Bulldlr Plill.rteli his WANTKI) sa boosesss. Unit sbsss. Ad- arsss.

wvm If 4VV SB, Cereof Blnnilef Call eta -V is.