Tunkhannock Republican from Tunkhannock, Pennsylvania • 2

A BIfj KLOf LTNhAHfHtU. EDMUNDS' CAREER ENDS KEYSTONE STATE NEWS A GREAT SHOWMAN GONE Tunkhannock Republican PUBLISHED WEEKLY. Cass -ooks Reveals the scl $30,000 erne to time Iu- Get Robertson's Fortune New York, April 6. For some Items Which Are of Particular Interest to Pennsylvanians. The Vermont Senator Hands in His Resignation.

No. 3 All and sin'ulnr that certain messuage, tenement, pi parcel or 1 of land, lj ing and being the village of Factors vitle, Clinton wii-' Wyoming County. State of Pennsylvania, bou ucd and described a- follows Beginning at a corner of Stephen apwell'a line, the a i ington and Bridgewaterlwmpikermd; thence north twenty-six and one-halt 26H degrees wt st eighl perches and tight feet to a corner ot lnnd surveyed to Harry Clough; thence south tixty and i half 'legrces west nine and em ven-tenths 9 7-10 perches near the south branch of the TuukhaniKK'fc creek; thence bp crcei south thirty-nine mid SSJ decrees east to a corner on Stephen CapwelJ's line: thenee spector Byrne get at the botti Death of Phineas T. Barnum at Bridgeport. G.

S. Baldwin, Publisher. in of een endeavoring ie alleged conspiracy, intlis ago, to obtain te of the b.itehelor TWENTY-FIVE TEAKS OF SERVICE IN THIS AND NEAEBY COUNTIES, FRIDAY, APlilL 10, 1891. HIS BEAVE TIGHT IS FINISHED, i died last. concocted several possession ot the millionaire, Loring at- the Hotel St.

The insp ictor has whole number of tl alleged plot. Their i Bankrupt Entered at the Postofhce at Tunkhannock as mail matter of the second class. a ong said line south sixty four and three-fourtta fri'X degrees west eight prches to place beginning; containing twenty three 23 perches, be more or iefS Also lot adjoining the above described and a He Says That Considerations Entirely Personal Have Prompted Him to Retire from Public Life His Long Careei as a Representative of Vermont. WASHINGTON, April S. Senator George Brooks.

Myron YV. Cohen, a lawyer of this citv. James Daskara. of Stamford. rt of this parcel bounded anil described as tows, wit Beginning nt a st at the puMiC in a of a lo of land i said Stephen tynoids; thenci along said road bOutfa twenty-and a hull' (2G lil cst twenty (20) feet a stake; there south sixty-four and ihree- Edward Stiflwel! and Mrs.

Wist. i The conspira -y was patched in Stam- 1 ford, in which place of the implicated parties originally lived. The scheme, it is i There is a growing impression that some of the Farmers Alliance memb rs of the Fifty -s cond Congress are talking too much. to be selected by the winner, and fifty prizes of five dollars' worth of goods each, which were designated on the ticket sold. There were 100 prizes of one dollar each, 100 of fifty cents each, and 300 of twenty-five cents each, all in goods.

The scheme worked and crowds flocked to the store, with the result that Barnum and his employers reaped many dollars, while purchasers of the tickets acquired an adequate remuneration in experience. The success of P. T. Barnum may be considered as phenomenal. It is estimated that during his fifty years of show life 100,000,000 people have visited his various attractions.

Genial, open and free hearted to a fault the name of P. T. Barnum will live on for many generations. The Shew Will Continue. The death of Mr.

Barnum will have no effect upon Barnum Bailey's "Greatest Show on Earth." To provide against such a contingency Mr. Barnum, to make certain the perpetuity of the great show, had articles of agreement drawn. These stipulated that iu the event of the death of either Mr. Barnum or Mr. Bailey, or both, who were equal owners in the show, it should be continued for fifty years.

This agreement was made binding upon their respective heirs, executors or assigns. Mr. Bailey said that the performance would be suspended on the day of Mr. Barnum's funeral. Any other suspension would be made in accordance with the desires of the dead showman's relatives.

quart oiyQ degrees west Hbout eight (8) perches F. Edmunds, of Vermont, who has been in the senate of the United States since April, 1860, and nearly, if not quite, all of that time one of the Republican leaders, has resigned, the resignation to take effect The Entire Stock of H. BARHAM SON TO BE SOLD AT For Twenty-one Weeks He Battled with the Grim Destroyer, but Gave ITp at Last Incidents of the Remarkable Career of the Famous Circus Man. Bridge pout, April 8. P.

T. Barnum, the great showman, is dead. He passed away at 6:22 last evening in the presence of his family and intimate friends. Among the sorrowing group in the room when the end came were Mrs. Barnum, Rev.

L. B. Fisher, Mrs. Thompson, his daughter; Mrs. Clarke, of New York, a granddaughter; Miss May Read, his neice; Mrs.

Bushtelle, another daughter; Clinton H. Seeley, his grandson and principal heir; Benjamin Fish, Mrs. Barnum's brother; Dr. Hubbard, Mrs. Rikeman, the housekeeper, and the nurse.

Mr. Barnum's he Booth branch oi the i imknanuoctc reek ence north thirty-nine and one-half (39U) de-res -est twenty (20) fett to the line oi -aid synoidrt' lot thence alone his line north sixty- 1 v- a degrees t-ast Brief Mention of matters Which Everybody Should Know About A Week's Accidents and Crimes Accurately and Concisely chronicled. Beading, April 3. Mrs. Miller, thirty-five years of age, the wife of Frank Miller, was burned to death while trying to save a sum of money from their burning dwelling at Conestoga statron.

The dwelling was wholly destroyed. Carriage Makers Victorious. PITTSBURG, April 3. The wagon and carriage makers of this city and Allegheny tc the number of about 900 struck yesterday. The men were victorious in fourteen shops, about 300 of them going back tc work.

There are still about 600 out foi nine hours, and further signat ures to their scale are expected today. Mary Was Called Hack. WlLKESBAliHE, April 6. Mary Sadler, aged sixteen, stole ninety dollars from her father's bureau drawer, in Penn Haven, A New York city official is indijnant because somebody tried to bribe him. What's the trouble, was'nt the price offered high enough perches to the beginning; containing aSout charged, originated 'ith Daskani, who shortly after Robertson's death asked Studwel! to secure a woman to imperson-I ate Roberts'- widow.

Studwell procured Mrs. -r. and took her to Cohen's office to make the necessary affidavits. It I was decided by Daskani nexi day, however, that Mr-. Wesi old and unattractive and Cassie Bra to, who better answered the requirements, was substituted lor her.

live hund nt ea square teet ol land, be the with two story frame dwelling nd fruit trees, Ac. certain piece or lot of iaud arn No i. All tl: situate and being in th Clinton Township, Wy Village oi Faclorytille miug tkmuty, and Pennsylvania, bounded follows: Beginning on Nov. 1 next. Here is a copy of his letter tendering his resignation to the governor of Vermont: Senator Edmunds' Letter.

"United States Sex ate, i "Washington D. C. April 6, 1891. I "Sir Considerations entirely personal lead me to tender to you, as the governor of the state of Vermont, my resignation of the office of senator of the United States, the resignalon to take effect on the first day of November, A. D.

1891. "This action has been for some time in As an explanation that doesn't explain Governor Nichol's letter to Mr. Blaine concerning the recent killing match at New Orleans is a great, suec ss. Fifty Cents on the Dollai Goods at one-half price This Sale is for CASH Only. PANTS, SUITS, and then eloped with her lover to this city.

4 at corner in the center of the Old Turnpik. that lends therein Factoryville, a comer ot school-house lot; thence the same sov.th thirty-seven and one-half 3714 degrees west fifteen 15 perches toa corner of lot: thence north fifty-six 56 degrees west seven and nine-tentlis 7 9-10 perches to p. corner in line of Asael Gardner, deceased thence aleng his line south twenty nine degrees -29 west twenty two 221 parches to corner, where the south branch of Tunkhannock creek used t-- run thence up the stream, south seventy-five and one-half by2 degrees eatt sixteen 16 perches to a corner in the center of said Creek ihence on the division line north thirty-one 31 degrees east thir y-one 31 perches to a corner in said ror.d thence al'-ng the s.inu: north forty-seven and three-quarters 14" degrees west ten 10 perches to the beoji finally decided on contemplation, and i The rousing receptions given Maj. AIo-Kinley everywhere he goes are an indication that the people are beginn'ng to understand the benefits of the Tariff bill bearing his name, which was so unblush-ingly lied about last fall. PARN ELL'S ALLEGED MARRIAGE.

The Ladv Is Said to He Mrs. O'Sliea's illness ana confinement to the house began twenty-one weeks ago, and during this period there have been frequent fluctuations in his condition. The change for the worse, which occurred Monday night, was, much more and communicated to you at this time in order that a a v- 1, The couple boarded a freight train, the young man helpiug his sweetheart tc mount a box car. The telegraph cut hei trip short. Detective Bauer captured them here aud the girl was sent home.

Murder Suspected. Bethlehem, April 0. The dead body ol OVERCOATS! ample time to hear UiV mng; mauling two acres ami one Hundred and and consider the views of the people of our state in respect to the se BARNUM. P. T.

Oldest Haughter. LONDON, April 8. The Parnellite members of parliament continue to affect ignorance on the subject of Parnell's alleged marriage to the oldest daughter of Mrs. O'Shea, while the friends of Captain O'Shea declare the story to be a canard. The extreme privacy of the marriage, if it has occurred, is attributed to the fact that the young woman, although twenty-one years of age, is a ward in chancery, and her marriage could not be lawfully solemnized without the consent of the court.

Parnell, in the event of such a marriage, would be open to prosecution. Several of If this government isn't the best in the world, particularly for those compelled to work for a livelihood, why is it that the working people of Canada, Newfoundland, Cuba and Hawaii are so anxious to see their countries admitted to the United States lection of my successor. In thus terminating pronounced than the previous attacks had been that the attending physicians became convinced that the great showman had but a'few more hours of life left. Mr. Barnum said not long ago that he would give $1,000 if he had not looked upon idiy three perches, be the same more or less.

No 5. Also, ail that certain lot, piece or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the borough of Nicholson, ih the County of Wyomint, and stare of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at the comer of EW Farrer's lot on the east bank of Martins creek; thence by Farrer's 'ine south 87 degrees east 2', J-loths rods to corner at west side of Farrer's line; thence north 11U degrees east 2-10ths rods to corner at west end of Raymond street: thence south 71 degrees east one "rod to southwest eornerof tary CKaymond'slot; thence bv Iaiy Raymond's lot north 11 degrees east rods, north 43t degrees west 5 rods to corner on east bank of Martins creek; thence down Martins creek its various courses, viz: south fit' dc-rrees west 16 ro Is, south 1214 degrees west '21 rods. General Grant's face after death. "The last official relations with the state I beg to express to her steadfast, intelligent and patriotic citizens my profound at i impression one receives of another remains through life," said he, "and on that In Latest Styles and Patterns. HATS AND CAPS all Shades and Sizes of GLOVES AND MITTENS in endless variety.

Underwear William Bracher was found in the creek near Bingen, iu this county, Saturday morning. The case is shrouded in mystery, and murder is suspected. The Last Decision in Cox's Favor. Pottsville, April 0. A sealed verdict in the Shepp-Cox ejection case was rendered on Friday morning.

The verdict is in favor of the defendant. The ease involved the title to a certain tract of land comprising about 195 acres situated about thirteen miles from Brandonville. The property is valued at 10,000. Both Shepp and Cox claimed the right of ownership iu the property. Litigation over the title has been going on for the past seventeen years with varying success to both parties.

This last decision, however, is in Cox's favor. They Shot in Self Defense. CHESTER, April 6. The coroner's inquest, into the shooting of William Brown has beeu concluded, The jury found that account I wish no one to view my remains GEORGE F. EDMUNDS.

CASSIE BROOKS. Cohen liked her appearance and her in her role. She was thereafter to souih degr es west It rods to the place of be Parnell's admirers affect to believe that Parnell was never improperly intimate with Mrs. O'Shea, but that he visited the daughter secretly, with the consent of the mother, and was married to the daughter with the mother's consent, but unknown to the father. However, while giving this as theory, the Parnellites deny all knowledge of the facts.

Beware of the man who is continually talking against "sentiment." Sentiment rules the world, and without it men and women would Mill be living as savages. The persons whose natures are without "sentiment" are deserving of pity rather than execration, for they are shut out from the sweetest things of this life, not to mention the hereafter. ginning; containing four 4 and M-lOuths acres, Xo. 6 Also, another piece or psrcel of land situate near the borough of Factoryyille. bound- tude for the long and unwavering confidence and support they have given me (covering an eventful period of a quarter of a century) in my efforts to promote and defend, so far as 1 have been able, their honor and welfare in common with that of all the people of the United States.

"In ceasing to be a senator I am proud aud described as follows, to wit: On the nort i bv lands ot AbeM on the east bp lauds o' (' Mathewson, on the south by lands of .1 Reynolds, find on the west by road leading 111 ill! in, in ractoryvnte to wans uorners; containing f--ur 41 acre's, more or ies TF.lt OF LfcT Twentv-tive per cent, to be that I continue to be a citizen of our be-1 Brown came to his dentil from pistol shots fired bv Frank Quinn, A. and G. (jell and loved commonwealth and that I may with naid at tbe striking down of the property; twen- r.v-five per ecu: of the balance on confirmation MEN'S OVERCOATS. Aid for the Newark Strikers. Lowell, April 9.

The National Mule Spinners' union began their second day's session with closed doors. It is said that the union has voted to increase the aid to the Newark strikers at the Clark Thread mills; also that Secretary Morse ot said and delivery of deed, aud the balance in one year, with interest from confirmation and after I'm dead. I want the impression formed of the public in life and strength to remain." HIS VARIED CAREER. He Hid About Everything, but Succeeded Only as a Circus Man. Few men in civil life have enjoyed such a varied career as P.

T. Barnum, and his name for years has been a household word in every civilized country on the globe. On July 5, 1810, there was born in the town of Bethel, a child who was called after his maternal grandfather, Phineas Taylor Barnum. The child at an early age manifested an inclination to accumulate money, and when twelve years old made his maiden trip to New York behind a drove of fat cattle. Phineas' aversion to farming was the cause of the elder Barnum starting him in business as a general storekeeper.

His father died in 1825, insolvent, causing young Barnum to lose his store. Though having a mother and her five children to support he started out undaunted, and secured a position as clerk in a store in a nearby town. The following year found him manag $10.00 $15,00 Overcoats delivery of the deed Deferred payments to he my fellow citizens in private life continue to strive for the maintenance of those principles of liberty, equality and justice in government which have, without the shadow of turning, animated them from the foundation of the republic. I am, sir, i 20.00 10.00 call herself Helen Robertson, and was furnished with a photograph of Robertson and drilled into recital of that gentleman's conspicuous peculiarities. Cohen then took Miss Brooks before Max Moses, a notary, and obtained her signature to affidavits alleging that she was Robertson's widow, having lived with him as his wife at various places ment ioned.

Subsequently she petitioned for letters of administrat ion on Robertson's estate, and was taken by Daskam to Philadelphia to keep her out of the way of Evarts, Choate cc Beaman, counsel for Robertson's heirs. Receiving no money from the conspirators and becoming alarmed at the increasing complications, Miss Brooks sought the advice of a friend, upon which she communicated the details of the plot to District Attorney Nieoll, resulting in the arrest of the plotters. Cassie Brooks was indicted for perjury in the Robertson conspiracy case, and Cohen, Daskam and Belcher for subornation of perjury. 5.00 I 5,00 ecttred bv bODd and mortgage on the premises. II.

REYNOLDS. Adnvr of estate of S. C. Reynolds, dee'd. April 1891.

Adult catechism Which is the richest and most prosperous country The United Stales. In which country is wealth the mo-t widely diffu-ed among the people? The United States. What are the principal causes of this prosperity and the generally diffused weal among all classes 12.00 Overcoats, 6.00 $7.50 2.50 1.50 $7.00 2.00 BIINANCTAL STATEMENT ot Monroe Town- and Senator Howard were instructed to make another attempt to bring about a settlement of that strike. Most of the session, it is said, was devoted to a discussion of the strike in Newark. Some time was also given to devising means to secure the passage of the fifty-four hour bill by the legislature.

ship lor the year ending March HI, 1891 BOYS' OVERCOATS. 6.00 $8.00 Overcoat, 3.00 3.00 MEN'S SUITS. $9.00 814.00 4.00 4 00 .1. Cripps, and they were remanded for a hearing. From the evidence adduced at the inquest it was plainly shown that the shooting was done in self defeuse.

Columbia Iron and Steel Company Fails. PITTSBURG, April 6. The Columbia Iron aud Steel company, of Uniontown, has made an assignment in favor of its creditors. Liabilities are supposed to be $800,000. The Pennsylvania Construction company is forced to go with it, being an adjunct.

Its liabilities are with assets of 150,000. The assignment is attributed to bad management, high tariff, etc. E. M. Butz, vice president, says the assignment is only temporary, and the matter will be adjusted within three days.

A number of large contracts for iron will be delayed on account of this failure. Anarchist Frick's Funeral. Pittsburg, April 0. In the undertaking M. GOODWIN, Collector.

Special Tax. $18.00 Suits, 8.00 Dr. To Duplicate ..5 i.vus A Protective Tariff and a sound and stable currency. Who gave the country these blessings? The Republican party. By NO EIGHT HOUR DAY.

1 exonerations 1 ami returned Treasurer's receipts f'omniissp-n Slise- -tint anee due townthip 11 75 29 88 IB 19 81 07 204 "1 ing the store of his uncle in Brooklyn, but this life became distasteful to him and he TIir Nicholson Examiner tries 'o show Comptroller Staub's Answer. Hartford, April 8. Counsel for State Comptroller Staub have filed an answer to the application for a writ of mandamus made by Executive Secretary Brainard. The answer avers that Brainard is not the executive secretary and therefore there is no money due him. No date has as yet been set for argument of the application in the superior court.

BOYS' SUITS. $8.00 Suits, $4.00 $6.00 Suits, $3 00 4.00 2.00 2.00 100 On December 11th, we purchased at Sheriffs sale the ENTIRE STOCK of Barham Son, and placed it on the market, at 50 CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, or one-half price. The effect was ELiCTRICAL and CROWDS of people have daily visited our store and carried away BIG BARGAINS. We have placed prices on our goods far LOWER than ever heard of in the state of Pennsylvania, and "LOWER than they ever will be again for years to come. NOW IS THE TIME worked Road Tax.

very respectfully yours, "George P. Edmunds. I "His Excellency, Carroll S. Page, Hyde Park, Vt," To the Vice President. Senator Edmunds notified Vice President Morton, the president of the senate, of his resignation in a letter, of which the following is a copy: S.

Senate, Washington, April 0, 1891. "Sir It becomes my duty to inform you that I have sent to the governor of the state of Vermont my resignation of the office of senator of the United States, to take effect on Nov. 1 next. "Accept, sir, for yourself and the senate my parting salutations, embracing personal good wishes for all its members and a confident good hope for its future as 'the sheet anchor of the republic. I am, sir, very respectively yours, "George F.

Edmunds. "The Hon. Levi P. Morton, vice president of the United States and president of the senate, Washington, D. His Career.

George F. Edmunds was born in Richmond, in 1828. He received a public school education, studied law in Burlington, and was admitted to the bar at twenty-one. He afterward made Burlington his home. When twenty-six years of age he entered politics and served five '0 duplicate.

30218 :17 IS 129 45 6 78 128 77 302 18 Cr. land returned Ex 'Derations Percentage ance due township. I)fi soon quitted it to open a porter house on his own account, which was shortly disposed of to good advantage. His Life as an Editor. In 1829 he married Miss Charity Hallett.

He was now engaged in the lottery business, which very soon developed into an extensive enterprise, and Barnum had agencies in every town for thirty miles around Bethel. During all this time he dabbled in various other fields of enterprise. He became a book agent, a newspaper correspondent and eventually proprietor of The Herald of Freedom. The Herald was somewhat unguarded in its expressions of opinion, and the young editor languished in jail several months as a high-way robbery in the County Com-nriss'oners' office, in their last issue gave some figures which they expect will carry their point Now we are perfectly willing that every man, woman ond clii in Wyoming county should know ju-t the amount we get for our shore of the county printing, and we are wi ling and anxious to place our established rates by the side of that sum, for they show that the price paid by the Commission' rs is far below them. As to the Commissioners charging exhorbitant prices for their services, very Tiie Operators Refuse the Demands the miners.

PlTTSBUBG, April 9. The convention of operators and miners first considered the report of the scale committee. It recommended that the base scale be fixed tit sixty and sixty-nine cents for screened coal in the Pittsburg and Ohio districts respectively. An adjournment was then ordered and the operators went into secret conference, the miners remaining in caucus in the convention room. In their conference it is stated that the operators tteeided unanimously not to accede to tiie eight hour workday.

When the convention reconvened the announcement of this decision created consternation among the miners. When one of their leaders heard it he said, ''That will end it; there is no use to continue this convention." for vou to lav in a supply to last you lor vears as THESE PRICES ft rO0It 1AX. Br uplicate can never again be had. DO NOT DELAY, hut, COME AT ONCE To rooms of H. Samson on Sixth avenue, this city, in the presence of nearly a thousand persons, the obsequies of Anarchist John Frick took place on Sunday afternoon.

Johann Most delivered the eulogy, and took advantage of the occasion to make an appeal for anarchy. The dead man was attired in black. A blood red scarf encircled the throat and a blood red rose was pinned to the coat lapel. Around the foot of the bier floated the folds of a carmine anarchist flag. The rests beneath the casket were draped with bunting of the same hue.

Two boquets of fresh field flowers lay on the coffin lid. and over the coffin hung two red garlands. A Wife's Suspicious lcath. East Brady, April town it Sumnor Held for the Grand Jury. New York, April 3.

Perrin H. Sumner, charged with attempt to bribe a witness to swear falsely before a coroner's jury in the William Wright suicide case, has been held in $2,000 bail for the grand jury. General Markets. New Yoiik, April 8. --FLOUR Fairly active and strong; city mill extras, SE5.15oib.35 for West Indies; fine superfine, 83.253.90; Minnesota extra, J3.705."5.

WHEAT Opened strong at c. advance, while, the assortment is large, and MAKE YOUR SELEC'J IONS. This is not a hurrah sale of Shoddy ooods hut, a BONA FIDA BAR C'r. By treasurer's receipts xonerations Land returned Discount Perce ntage Balance township GAIN SALE of the fine and desirable, and good wearing goods, that .5309 8-1 10 47 20 88 4 79 19 18 88 29 result. Mr.

Barham has had the reputation of handling. All goods at ONE-HALF PRICE and ORIGINAL TICKETS on all goods. Come along and bring your neighbors. 153 45 She Wasn't Washington's Isurse. In 1834 all his interests were disposed of aud further improved c.

Then prices weakened and declined 94e. At noon the market STEPHEN DYMOND. Trcasur r. was barely steady; receipts, 43,800 bushels; Poor. Funds.

r. The Coke Region Crisis. Mount Pleasant, April 6. Several No. 2 red winter, 81.19 cash; May, 1.HJ4; Remember the place, Barham Son's old stand.

W. S. PECK Manufacturer of Clothing, S37racuse, New York. and Barnum removed to new xork and opened a boarding house in Franklin street. At last he found his true vocation.

In the summer of 1835 he purchased an old negro woman from a showman, who proved to 1 R. W. To amount Cooke, late treas June, July, 81.0. CORN Opened firm and slightly higher. collect' 117 96 475 93 HIS Sf, 009 35 Franklin township County treasurer years in the state legislature, three oi which were spent in the speaker's chair.

He was a member of the state senate, and its presiding officer pro tem. in 1801-2. On April 5, 1806, he went to the United States senate under appointment to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Solomon Foot, and was elected by the legislature The early advance amounted to 4c. From this there was a decline of ljc. At noon the market greatly excited over the death of Mrs.

John Meybin. John Meybin called iu a neighbor and a doctor to attend his wife, who was bleeding profusely from a wound in the groin. Mrs. Meybin was too weak to talk, and died without being able to tell how she came by the wound. Meybin claims that he came home and found his wife in that condition.

The husband is a Barnum's satisfaction that she had been the nurse of George Washington. He de SI -161 80 little need be said. The law fixes their salary per day, and requires them to make an itemized, sworn account of their labor to the Auditors, and we do not believe that the people of this county have elected men to this office who will perjure themselves, nor will even the Examiner make such a charge agaiust them, therefore we do not believe the tax-payers will suffer very much from that source. The County Auditors are elected to see that they do not. In regard to the tax levied this year In the first place there is not a sound -headed business man in the county who will sav tint the expenses of the county was weak; receipts, bushels; shipments, 2,838 bushels; No.2mixed, cash; May.

rHc; June, 71c. t'r. veloped here his ingenuity as an advertiser, and, as he expressed it, "at the outset I rders redeemed 8507 OS 'ercentage 1014 'ereentage naid county treas 10 01 balance paid over 934 54 shots were last night fired on the lull back of the works at Morewood, causing a great deal of excitement, but at 10 o'clock everything was quiet. Superintendent Ramsey's house is surrounded by sentinels, and eleven soldiers are sleeping in the kitchen. There is some ill feeling against him because men who are not out on strike have been ordered to go to work.

The strikers threaten violence to any one who goes to work. A check for from the headquarters of the United Mine Workers of America was received by the local officials in Scottdale Saturday night. The troops in saw that everything depended upon getting OATS-DrJl, but steady; receipts, 36,000 bushels; shipments, 134 bushels: No. 2 mixed, cash; May, July, 50c. PORK Steady; mess, for new.

the people to think and talk and become curious and excited over and about the rare spectacle," and much money was made Road Funds. nt from county treasurer license 11 collector out of the venture. The attraction soon died, an examination showing that she 91 7120 258 02 SI ,506 13 was only seventy-hve years old, instead of 101, which was her reputed age. His Big Hit. with Tom Thumb.

can be met with a tax of four mills. It cannot, he ne. Therefore, when the tax Cr. for the remainder of the term, ending on March 4, 1869. He took a leading part in the debates on the reconstruction of the south and other important questions of the day, and has been since returned at each succeeding senatorial election.

He was one of the members of the electoral commission in 1877. He opposed the admission of Colorado to the Union when the first application was made because the proposed constitution excluded colored men from the elective franchise. He also strongly opposed President Grant's San Domingo policy. As chairman of the judiciary committee of the senate he shaped many of the most important measures passed by congress just after the war. The initiation and passage of the electoral commission bill and the Pacific railroad funding act were largely due to his influence.

LARD Quiet; May, S6.96; July, $7.25. MOLASSES Firm; New Orleans, 15g)38c. ROSIN Dull, but steady; strained to good, gl.57J1.65. TURPENTINE Quiet at 3131c. BUTTER -Dull; western creamery, fancy, 28)327c.

CHEESE Fairly active, but easy; western flat, 8JUc. EGGS Dull; state, fresh, 21J.c.; western, 20c. RICE-Nominal. SUGAR Refined steady; cut loaf and crushed, 5c. granulated 4c.

mold 4c. TALLOW Dull; prime city, 5c. COFFEE Spot lots steady; fair Rio cargoes, mm orders redeemed 07 Percentage 30 12 Percentage to county trea. is 55 Balance naid over 11 39 was lowered to four mills it was a mistake, it should have been placed five or six mills, harness maker by trade and bears the reputation of a wife beater. A thorough investigation will be made into the affair.

The Police Stopped the Fight. Philadelphia, April 7, Jim Daily, o) this city, and Pat, Farrell, of Pittsburg, met last night under the auspices of the Quaker City Athletic club for a purse ol $500. The contest was to have been for six rounds, Queensberry rules. The police, however, interfered at. the end of the third round and stopped further fighting.

The fight, while it lasted, was fast and furious, with Daily having much the best of, it. Farrell was badly winded when the battle was interrupted. About 400 persons were present at the fight. The referee awarded the fight to Daily. John II.

Baker, Located. Philadelphia, April 8. John R. Baker, 1,500 the coke regions will probably be recalled by the middle of this week unless the situation should be more serious than it now appears. Paul Salinsky and Joseph Kinsman, two of the wounded strikers, have making twelve in all killed by Captain Loar's men.

Everything was quiet here Sunday. The men in charge of the strike think there will be no more disorder. Their idea is to have large numbers SO TO HEAD QUARTERS FOR YOUR GOODS, then it would rot have been cessary to raise it this year. During the lust year 1. FRSAR, Town Clerk.

we have had too very expensive courts, services as Town orders to balance 41 00 11 00 unusual for this cotflftty. If there should he a surnlus at the end of this year, the Barnum then engaged an Italian variety performer and traveled through the country, making still more money. In 1836 the two joined a circus, Barnum as ticket agent and the Italian as a performer. After traveling with the show less than a year Barnum, in company with several musicians, horses, wagons and a small tent, started out for himself. After a successful season he returned to New York.

He then engaged in the manufacture of paste blacking, cologne water and bear's grease, but his partner ran away with the funds and Barnum was once more left to his own resources. He hired the Vauxhall Garden saloon in New York and gave variety performances, but soon gave this up. He then went on the road with a variety company, returning to New York at the Where you can get all you want under one roof in the best style at the least price. The store as you know is that of tax-payers can rest assured that the Com SUPERVISORS' ACCOUNTS. John" A.

Clark, Supervisor. Three new law protessors have been ap pointed by the trustees of Columbia col missioners will not embezzle it, hot it will lege. They are Francis M. Burdick, George Dr. duplicate Balance of duplicate of W.

Kirch way and George Miller Cumming. 703 35 386 07 show up in the annual statement made out bv the Auditors. The statements II Cook John Bassett Moore was appointed pro 1,119 42 of the strikers visit the plants now in operation and persuade the men to come out. The number wounded in last Thursday's trouble has been great ly exaggerated. The list will hardly exceed fifteen and they are all doing well.

Tho Kcailing-Vandorbilt Deal. New York, April 9. The Commercial Advertiser says: The arrangement made by the Vanderbilts with the Reading Rail road company is in tiie nature of a ton nage agreement by which the Lake Short road agrees to give Reading a million dol fessor of international law. Henry Woods, a New Yoik policeman, made by the sheet re'erred to are ail blinders, and are thr wn out to boom their cir amount placed in hands of col. Tax worked rait 13-2 IS 847 21 has brought suit against Henry Gladwell for 150,000 for the alienation of his wife's culation.

The publishers of that sheet have made claims ugitinst us in this matter 38, 3ft, 52, 59, orders Nos. 27, 3:1, ar.rl 71 end ot lour months, resoiveu to never again FRANK C. BURGESS, Successor to Leighton and Burgess. An immense stock of DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS NOTIONS, BOOTS SHOES, HATS CROCKERY WALL PAPER, General Spinola Dying. Washington, April 9.

Early this morning General Spinola's condition was regarded as critical in the extreme, and his physicians feel less hopeful of their patient's recovery than at any time during the past week. The dying congressman is conscious at times and recognizes and speaks to those around him. But he is slowly fading away from exhaustion, having beeu unable to take solid food for many weeks. His stomach now refuses to retain such liquid nourishment as has been hitherto administered, nor can his physicians longer give him the medicines they desire. His devoted wife is in constant attendance upon him, and he has the best of attention and nursing.

201 85 41 71 Cash arid material sold. who forged powers of attorney for $1,000,000 of his grandfather's estate aud then fled from the cicy, has been located in Cuba and has made an assignment ol his propert in Chester county and all his effects for the benefit of the estates which he robbed. The assignment is now held by one of the attorneys for the estate in this city, and wilt probably be tiled iu the office of the recorder of deeds within a few days. Eleven Men Terribly Burned. BliADDOCK, April 8.

At about 4 o'clock Tuesday morning an explosion of natural gas occurred in a row of frame houses on Irwin alley, near Thirteenth street, owned by John Eschler. One house was badly wrecked and eleven men were terribly 30056 Cr. be an itinerant showman, and accepted the United States agency for "Sear's Pictorial Illustrations of the Bible." This did not pay, and the Vauxhall saloon was once more leased. In December, 1841, he purchased the establishment known as Scudder's American museum, on wind. At the end of a year he was able to pay for it.

In 1842 he which we can prove are falsehoods, and the same is the case in their cry a the Commissioners. We do not care to defend tiie Commissioners, for they are able to defend themselves, anil their sta-e-iment next year will show whether they are dishonest, as the Examiner infers, or still continue to conduct, the affairs of the county in an honest, economical manner, as they have done in the past. affections. Gladwell is a married man and is a wealthy paper manufacturer. Protests sent from Hamburg to Chancellor Von Caprivi, showing that German exports to Chili, heretofore amounting to marks annually, are ceasing, and that German vessels in Chilian waters are unprotected, caused the government to order the whole of the German squadron in Chinese waters to proceed to the Chilian coast.

It is estimated that there are 100,000 people sick with the grip in Pittsburg and Allegheny. During last week 212 burial permits were issued, an excess of 117 over the corresponding week of 1890. sty services as sup'r. 117 days.tl 6O.t220 50 Horse das. $1 (SO furnished 34 95 Balance due township 4G0I E.

II. Cook Supervisor. To orders Nos. ID. 25, 25, 6 By services tts supervisor SO 59 SO ol) lars in new business 111 live years, return Reading agrees to ship all its westbound coal over the New York Central to Buffalo.

Reading is to receive an advance of twenty-live cerrts per ton in tolls, and is to allow a rebate 011 freight received from Lake Shore. Tiie signing of this agreement is another indication that the Vanderbilts are in full control of the Reading road. The Embargo 0:1 American I'ork. BERLIN, April V. It, is announced that the German government has definitely resolved to withdraw the embargo placed upon American pork.

It is added, how Breakfast Bacon and in fact thousands ot supervisor. Fresh Vegetables every morning. Sliced Beef, Hams, Fresh Cakes, Crackers, and Pickles, and articles too numerous to mention. B. M.

Stone Ins. 011,81 due Allen Admits That He Knew Wright. Dover, N. April 9. James Hamilton Allen, who was at one time supposed to be William Wright, the supposed murderer To orders Balan 31 50 200 burned.

The physicians say that four ol them have received fatal injuries. One ol them attempted to jump from a second story window, and was badly cut with glass about the arms, head and hands. His legs and back were sprained by the fall. All of the men were Hungarians, and with one exception have families liv and Knit Bow the Tariff on Hosiery made a tour of Europe with Tom Thumb, who became so well known to the world through Barnum's advertising. He was received by the queen and nearly all the crowned heads of Europe.

The Jenny Lind Scheme. Iu October, 1S-19, he conceived the idea of bringing Jenny Lind to America Her suceesss is too familiar to need repetition here. For nine months of the concert tour Barnum scarcely knew a waking moment 30 5" 3tl 50 The war that has been waging between the manufacturers of plate and window glass for the past year has reached its end, By services as supervisor OVERSEERS OF TOoR. M. .1.

WOKOAK. Goods Works. "The Domestic hosiery trade," says the Dry Oooda Chronicle, "is opening up as well as had been expected. The SleKinley bill cave a boom to this which all the and it is predicted that the price of glass ever, that tiie official notice of this withdrawal will probably be delayed for some Nos. 10.

15, 21.42 of Carl Ruttmger on Staten Island, now says that he knew William Wright in Glasgow, and also knew Fred Evans. At one time Allen said he did not know Evans, Wright or Ruttinger, but now he pretends to have had an acquaintance with all of them. The opinion seems to be that there was a conspiracy to defraud insurance companies, but the schemes are supposed to have fallen through. -Allen is now in jail here charged with larceny. 54 00 54 00 Hy bill tor servic time in view of certain negotiations which are still going 011 between the German E.

1 CL i government and the government of the To orders Nos 11 By bill lor servic 81 00 81 00 United States through the intermediary of the united States minister Here, the Hon. tECAPITULATIQN ing in the old country, wnat was lett, 01 the building and contents by the explosion was destroyed by fire aud water. Police Must Keep Out of Polities. PHILADELPHIA, April 8. Mayor Stewart, who was inaugurated Monday, has issued the following order to the police depart meut: "All persons connected with the bureau of police iu any capacity, serving as members of the ward executive committees or of the city campaign committee, arc requested to withdraw from the same within the next ten days, or failing in this to present their resignations.

Any viola tioh of this order will be sufficient caus for immediate trial and dismissal froir th; service for disobedience of orders." Corbin's Offer Must Wait. Concord, N. April 9. In the house will advance from 20 to 30 per cent, exclusive of rebates to dealers within the next tew days. The first result of the miners' congress was a declaration by Belgian miners in favor of a general strike it the government refuses to assent to the revision of the constitution.

The temper the speakers at the workmen's congress, in Brussels, points to wholesale Belgiau strikes, whether there be a reyisipn of the constitution or not Mrs. Mary E. Hooker, of Elkharf, has applied for a pension on the ground that she served as a private soldier and is disabled by two wounds received in battle. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH, RED CROSS that was free from anxiety. Iu 18ol he returned to New York.

A great traveling museum and menagerie was now projected. A ship was chartered and proceeded to Ceylon, returning with tea elephants. A caravan of wild animals was added, and after four years the show was sold, except one elephant which Mr. Barnum took to his farm, and passengers on the New Haven road were while passing amazed at the sight of an elephant drawing a plow. lit then formed a concert company, and it, made a trip through California.

In 1874 the great traveling hippodrome was organized. He was elected to the Connecticut 934 54 rsS29 Iro collet-tor. Diamond Brand riis the judiciary committee reported that in view of the opinion of the supreme court, leading houses aie just now getting the benefit of. There has been no advance in prices, however. "There is a decided tendency on the part of the manufacturers of hosiery and knit goods to improve the quality of fabrics, and it is possible that the year 1891 will bring about considerable progress in this direction.

In all the mills experiments are being made to this effect, and every effort is being put forth to make goods, if possihhj, superior to those of n.ati THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE. Thf onlv Safe. SurP. ar.i Pill for sale. S3 69 I.ftdlH.

uk nmrriat for CkiehtMter Snatith IHamTid liraud in lied au O'uld the communication of Austin Corbin offering $1,000,000 for the state's interest in the Concord railroad be indefinitely post 19 14 Ksih u.U4ik himtihhnn TalraHnMkaBHiin. Rrfimp Siihstifatin! and Imitation. All Dills in DUteboaxd boxes, sink vTmsDeri. arc dnnccroue oounterlVitR. At or send 4c.

in stamps for particulars, testimonial, and -teilCI tor l-nn, mm poned, and the recommendation was William Walter Phelps. lie Is Foster's Clioice. Washington, April 8. Secretary Foster having tendered the office of assistant secretary of tiie treasrjry to ex-Representative Lorenzo Crounze, of Nebraska, that gentleman has signified his willingness to accept, and lie will within a few days be appointed by the president. Administrator's ie.

Pursuant to an order issuing to me out of die Orphans' Court ol Wyoming Uounty, there will be exposed to public at the late resi-d-uce of 8. 0. Reynolds, deceased, in Factory-ville Borough, in said county, on ot liabilities. Road Funds. bunds md.

Collector odwin I'll il.Atll-i.I'illA, iA. Mtf lesumooiais. bnsbbm roper. Hold bj all Local DraacUU. adopted.

Cash in treasurer' lute from S. Dym M. J. M. Ch 11 39 31 03 333 08 46 01 foreign manufaeturfc.

Already very flatter 42151 THIS and THAT. REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE Wyoming National Bunk, at Tunkhannock, in the State ot Pennsylvania, at the close of business Feb. 26, 1891. legislature 186T, aud was an unsuccessful Republican candidate for congress in his state in 1868. A Reputation for Laziness.

In his early life Barnum acquired a repu 61 The best is the cheapest. Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup is acknowledged to be t' safest and most reliab medicine for babies. Price 25 cent-. Outstanding Balance in cess of hauitities.

219 90 it ox-lets. 421 51 RESOURCES. ing results have been attained." What Next A learned scientist has strained his perceptive faculties to invent a new feature tation for laziness unequaled by any one Many years practice have given C. A. Snow fc Solicitors of Patents at Washington, D.

C. unsurpassed success in obtaining patents "or all classes of invention. They make a specialty of rejected cases, and have secured allowance of many patents that had been pt ev ously rejected. Their advertisement in another We.t Loans and discounts Overdrafts, secured and unsecured CLOC TUESDAY, MAY 110O of s. eslfiie A.

ds, i in fchg little community where he lived, which his later achievements have entirely effaced. It was Uj Scudder's American museum that he developed his wonderful tiie lollowing real Mont 1891. f2S22657 1,528 07 loo.oeooo 7t 745 69 1,87010 083 7.1 81 1 500 00 1.49501 for the millenium. The etrtli, according TAKE FOR ie undersigned, uditnjsof Monroe hereby certify that the above is a true rect statement of the financial affairs of Township for the year ending March 1(1, MORELL DIMMICK.l JUDSON LUTES, i-Auditors. I.

M. AUSTIN, VV. May, Town clerk, dont, Pa March PI, 1891. Clinton, and Ceased No. Situate in the towm bounded i the north and no CURES LUMBAGO.

1626 Orleans I was confined to the house two weeks with lumbago.but St. Jacobs Oil cured me no return. Wm. A. Goetze.

advertising ability and Instituted Hie Mm Any Article that has outlived 22 years of competition and imitation, and sells more aud more each year, must have merit. Dobbin's Electric Soap, first made in 1869, sjust that article. Those who use it each week, (and their name is legion.) save clothes and strength, and let soap do the work. All that we can say as to its merits. column wity be of interest to inventors, S.

bonds to secure circulation Stocks.securities judjniients claims, Due from approved resenra scents line from other National Banks Due from state Banks and bankers Banking-house, furniture and fixtures Other real estate and mortgages Current expenses and taxes paid Checks and other cash items Bills of other banks Fractional paper currency, nickels and cents Specie I.eeal-tender notes Redemption fund with V. S. Treasurer (5 per cent, of circulation) patentees, mamifactiirers, nd all who have to do with patents. 1.18325 1 SG0UT, BACKACHE, Pains in the Side, WW no I i Chest and the Joints, Neuralgia, 100 48 28,02000 0(0 00 This Trade Mark ts on Tie Best Sprains, sic, the Giltipe Again. IMPORTED CURES BRUISES.

Feuersville, Mo Kb. 7, 1890. "St. Jacobs Oil is without a peer for pains, bruises, aches, Rev. T.

G. Hawkins, Pastor Baptist Church. Duriutr. the epidemic of La Grippe lust Waterproof season Dr. King's New Discovery for Con ous "baby show." In July, 1805, the museum was burned 1 down, but instead of retiring with the fortune he had amsiSJ, Barnum resumed business shortly after on and Broome street.

This was also destroyed by fire in This seriously crippled the showman for some little time, but in 1.871 he discovered Admiral Dot in California and went into the show busifltsa with the diminutive attraction, to which ws 7intJially added his great three tent world's foir. After a successful year he opened in the old Hippo theater on Fourteenth street, where he was OiiC more burned out. it took him but two to recover from this disaster, which he with "The Greatest Show on Total coat LIABILITIES. fi BUI to his vision, will become barren and fruitless, and finally man and beast will have a chemical food provided for their sustenance. Is he not torgttful of tjic fact that ihe eartii grows richer by accretions from decaying matter? What shout the sufferings of mankind? Do we not know that the best chemical compound for the relief of human ills is undoubtedly the great for pain, St.

Jacobs Oil? It is a prompt, perfect and permanent cure of and pains. Invention cannot nifike a better remedy. It is the best. For the eurc of -rheumatism, lumbago, sciatica, sprain, frost-bites, soreness and stiffness fr.im sever," colds, it has no equal Don't Fetl Well, And yet ym iff not sick enough to con triune world. IPELlEir the bplore paies into nothingness, Lewis east by and Frederick tlnji south by lauds of Mason I'arkor, Frederick Capweli and Jasper Jones, and on ho oy land of 8 Dekay; containing about si verity acres, more or less, lute the estate of Kobert i'! yn-utdd, deceased, with two story frame dwelling house, two barns and other out-buildings, and fruit trees.

No. 2. All that certain piece, parcel or lot of hind situate in the township of Benton (late Nicholson) onto of Luzerne and sitate of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as lollows: I'eglu- his; at a post and stones, a north uorner of lands late the estate of Daniel Iteynolds; thence south forty-four (14) degrees west one hundred twanty-two (122) perches along rtre line of (lalej Dsnie Reynolds and Kzra Reynolds' Intel to a. and stones, a comer of (late) ItltiTle Mar.ehes'er'slan thenee north thirty-lour (34) degrees v. est eighty (80j perches along a line (late) saM Manchester to a oeeeh tree; tnenee north forty-four k-grees east ninety- two aud nve-tcuchs (92 ft-lOj perches to a heiiilock tret thence south seventy-eight degrees east fifty-six and five-tcntas (50 5-lo) perches to a hemlock tree; thence south twelve (12) degrees west thlrty-lhn (33) percht toa sugar tree; thence t-ouih seventy-eight (7S) degrees east eighteen tlSj perches to the place ot beginning; containing fifty tire (55) acres and one (1B7) peYches, ire the sanie more or less.

Also, one other piece, of lanr adjoining that aUX Tctst, Boston. "IT IS ANO WRL EMEBJgT $100,00000 32X10000 S.tfS 90.000 iO 02 21 Capital stock paid in Surplus fund Undivided prolits National Bank Notes Individual dejrosits subject to ch.ee Due to other National Banks Total Tho BEST. UNEQUALED REMEDY. sumption, Coughs and Colds, proved to be the best remedy. Reports from the many who used it confirih this statement.

They were not quickly relieyed, but the disease left no bad after results. We ask you give this remedy a trjal and we guarantee that ypu will tfi satisfied with results, or the purchase prieg will be refunded. It lias no equal in (fcjrippej or any Throat, Chest or Lung Trouble. Trial bottles free at A. B.

Woodward's Drug Store. Large bottles, 50c. and $1.00. with trrent nneas in the Imperial story it will tell, itself, of its own perfect purity and quality, if you will give it one trial. sk yoiir and Koyal General Hospital of Vienna i nud many otners.

Unsolicited T55U1 iut of Thousands TKCTOrOLW, Ij.LVJfcU. 'CO: CURES SPRAINS. Cincinnati, Ohio, April 2, 1690. I suffered with a sprained ankle which swelled very innch. Found great relief in use of St.

Jacobs Oil and swelling disappeared. Mollis Hicks. ST. JACOBSSOSL The Great Remedy For Fain, cures RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, SCIATICA. Kurt-h," Fjrpfli that tir.e forth success Our Showing of our auenoi rain opener is ivauy t-xci lent.

Ono of oiirJVstflrs. suf'forini' from Bheu- crowned his Ah an Author. grocer for u. ntatism for years; could find not lilu to cure lie has it, or will next Monday. tin Anchor rain ixpener.

'Ci 'tfcEOOt NOTRE DAME. P. T. Barnum was an author also, us NG hats yet bO Cents a pottle. Try it There r.

tjitaUon ElCittrio many which f. AO. KSCHTEH 03., ston id li ap- in rrt. Ho electricity plays ro the original one, aal AtsD NECKWEAR in ihe history of our State of Pennsylvania, County of Wyoming, i V. W.DeWitt, ''ashler of the above named bank, dp solemnly swear that tbeabovestateinept is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.

E. W. PeWitt, Cashier. Subscribed and sworn to before pie this 9th dajPfif Ap.rH. 1891.

CHARLES M. LEK-, Notary Public Oorieet Apst P. A MILLER, P. BILLINGS, l-DircttciK, li S. MILLS, I PIT!) All Pits atcped tree by Kltar's Bwal ci-ve Restorer.

No Fits alter first day's use. Mnr-VOlous cures Treaties and 2.00 trial bottle free Fit cases. Send to Dr. Kline, 931 Arch Pa. SIO Broadway, jb'ew above described tHgiuning at a post am corner in line thereof, Inenie along south degrees west sjsty-j three-tenths 61 3-fO perphes to line thence south' twenty four 24 di nrc' eas eight and four-tenths (us 4-101 perches to European Honses Budolstadt, G'y, business buy Tc ijuuuuu, Vienna, noMerwwi.

jrraKuehj lim ji.oiisr,ein, ulten. tsuremourg, Xjeipeic. autobiography reached an edition of Q00. His 'Struggles and Triumphs of 1869' 256100. He was a public lecturer and a politician no mean ability.

His wife died Nov. 19, iS72, several daughters, and iu 1874 married Miss Fish, the daughter of an old frieiit, Sometime after his father's death, while! he was in the employ of a local firm, he conceived the dea of disposing of a large accumulation of unsalable goods by lottery. In this scheme there was a capital prize of twenty-five dollars' worth if goods Ask Jfrlutftj AliOPt It. Your distregBiuy cough cn be cured. We know it because Kemp'a Ba'ssn.

within the past few years lias cured so many coughsatid colds in this omrounity. Its remarkable sale, has been won entirely by Its genyinc merit. Ask some friend who bas used it' what hs thinks ot Kemp's Balsam. There is ho medicine so pure, none so effective. Lirge bottles 50c and $1 at all druggists'.

sult a doctor, refrain from so doing fr fear you will yourself an friends we will tell you just what you need, is Hood's Sarsaprilla. which will lift yon out of that uncertain, uncomfortable, dang, rous condition, into a state of good health, confidence and cheerfulness. You've no i(ha h0w potent this peculiar med'eine is it) cases like yours. it mm asBAts awabded. Patent Hat vour name ann Magnetics, Electrics, and Electro-Magics ere fraudulent imitations.

Ask for Dobbins' Electric, see that our name is on every wrapper, and if any other is sent you hy your grocer, when yon order ours, scud it back to him. 1. L. CRAG1N Philadelphia, Pa. HEt Books about pttiw Uncjiot 8g Tfl 1 fin A MONTH Mr ificai an I I UU traveling men to sell our FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL STOCK.

Address for terms. 50 Reynolds; theme along the same north xt six 661 degrees east fifty-eight aud seven-tentl 58 7-ioj perches to a line ot Reynolds; them by tsyenpy-one degrees west tilt eight and nine-tenths 58 8T0T porches to place beginning! containing eighteen acres strict met ure. filiates on AppliMitoti, K'i 'i't TilE HATTER, PITT8TON, PA. Feb. 12, is g.

B. RICHARDSON Nurserymen. Geneva, Now York,.