The Conshohocken Recorder, April 12, 1884

              THE WEEKLY RECORDER.
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IIOMK PIB8T-THE WOBLD AFTEHWAHDB. ESTABLISHED I888.-HE-E8TABI1I8HED 1877
vol.. XV. NO. 5. CONSIIOIHX K'l-V, |»A., SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1884. $1.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
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trutht
K.ir nine escape* uie aud the Impostor
pride
Conducts to notliin!!nes« mydiysoi youth
Even a* a flock whereof he »«' Uie k'"1'1''
Like W the flood of some uiifrmifiill dc. p,
Orer my corpse asluuitier la the tomb.
1 i. i l e'en now the world's ibllvlon cr.-.-p.
Which, yet alive, hath hipped me tall In
glOOIll.
Oh I the OOld sight I 1*1 UW night dolorou-.
My hun.l upon my breast Btioiiil'lc hounds:
Who kaotkg lnitde my hollow boson taut
Whul are tho.e omiaoiH beats, those muf.
noil *"
Who in thou '. art Ibout Speak, thou lame
les- thing,
That strugglest pen! within BM uurci'inv.
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A voice cries, a voice faint with passioning,
'• 1 ais thy heart, anil I have never lOTed,"
—John Ailtllngton«gmondi,in IA« Acwlvmi/.
COLLECTING A BILL.
A LIVING BRIDGE.
Tl ere wiis » lillle fnurtyurd, In oue
of thtMiburl » of a large city lu Fraud*.
round wblob wanraohvecy blgb noueee
tuat lilt! auu could uever be seen there,
e\eu ou the bri|{liteal ilayeof Simiiuer.
In tin ,-i- house* dwelt at least Units
families, much crowded together. The
court wus so uarrow Unit a carriage
could scurcely drive through Hand
that four nitu abreast could hardly find
marching room.
It was night, and all had retired to
rest weary with tbe work of the dajf ;
even the chllilien whohad been Mlllog
newspapers and malchus in llic-in I
hiul in their snuud sleep forgotten both
hunger and eol.l.and thought not of the
sorrows of the coming morrow.
In the midst of this dark night, there
was a teinhle cry, "Fire! Fire!" All In
the house had awokeaud in a moment
were on their legs; faces pule with tcr-for
uppeured at the windows, and the
narrow court was tilled with,men wiio
taw the conflagration with horror, and
hail made several vain attempts to ex-tiiiKui-
h it: It was Impossible l.i geta
fire-engine through the narrow passage
which' led up to the court. Already
large red llnmcs were rising from the
old bouse, the slair case and Inner
walls were being cousumed, aud every
now aud then fell In with u im-li.
The people hoped that every one In the
bouse hud escaped, but now a chihl's
voice was heard from the highest win-dow
willt a shrill crv:
"Oli! father, save me!"
But there wus no one who knew ho A-to
help or save; I lie women WOOgobbed,
the men wrung Iheir hands.forit seem-ed
us if the little one up there must per-ish
without un attempt to help him
At ibis moment a lull strong man adl
vanced, and, looking up ut the lire, he
exclaimed:
"Where are my boys?where is Wil-liam?
where is John?"
Instead of any answer, lie bears a
cry of agony proceeding Iron the
bouse. The father knows at once
from whom it comes, he rushes Into
the house, but at that very moment
the slair case fell with a crash: a luil-
' del is nowhere to be found In Iheconrl.
Utterly uppulled, the poor fethei
■lands there, not knowing whul to do
But then the ciy is again beard from
the llanos,"Father! futhe ! save me."
Then uu Idea seized him; he rushed in-to
the house which stood opposite to
tlie Iniruing one In the courtyard, aud
then hurrying up the stairs winch
here were not jet burning, he reached
the room opposite wnich his children
were. J'hen lie lore out the window
anil ils woodwork und witli u hold
jump he sprung into the opposite room,
where In- gelled the children, hull
dead with terror, into Ills uruis. But
not a moment is to be lost; what shall'
hedonow.' Willi both his children
In his arms, II Is impossible for him lo
spring across again he will not leave
either of them tore moment behind
him.
Neitheroati be ventuieto throe tbi m
over Inlo the opposite loom, where
there is no one to rateh them in their
arms. He stands on the window Id e,
and with woiicicrfiilskill he managi
to stretch aoroM from one window to
the ..tlicr, here holding on firmly With
bis feet, then with his bunds, so as lo
form a bridge with his body. Now lie
called out to hi s lade!*1
"John, my boy, you can trust jour
father, can't you!"
" Yes, father," replied the child will
tears.
" Well, then, go aero,* ou my back.
Dou't be afraid, tut do exactly ubal
I tell you. Make haste! trust in me."
The boy, lerriiicd, as lie was, knew
that he could trust his good, brave
father, so he boldly placed his fool up-on
him, und went with ak>w bin cer-tain
atop across in to Hie oilier house.
"And now, yon, William; you have
ouly got one minute," cried the father
to Ibe elder hoy ; the 1I..110 •■ bad al-ready
penetrated Into the room, and
smoke mid heat were about to take
away his breath. But Willinm, to,full
of love and lonlldeiicc, made, the ven-ture,
and 1.11-11 ned over the living
bridge I". mini by his father's body in
to the room, where lie was now sufe.-
The bjretanden a hen they saw this,
burst out into crie- ol joy, bill I hi'11 they
asked themselves hi iw ibe father w.tilil
beublcto gave liinself ufler he had
saved his children. If he wiihdnu
his bunds he must fnll down, aud he
could not return back—the flumes
now bursts forth out of the window,
his head and arms were scorched by
them. He could only cry out once
more, " I commend you to Uod, John!
I commend you to God, William: Qod
bless you both I" and then lie fell
down to the piiviineiii of the street,
and when they took blm up the uoide
ether wusdeud :
A citizen who has an office on Mou-rn,
avenue has for the laat three yeara
been owing a grocery bill. Tbe gro-
00Hoot 1'I called on him over 100
11 on s to secure payment of the debt,
inn was always put off with gome ex-
SUae or Other. At one time It was death
-auother sickness—another time bad
luck, aud so it went ou until it really
seemed impoasible for tbe debtor to In-vent
any new plea". The otber day
the grocer himself took the bill In hla
li-t and cornered the debtor In bis of-licc.
"Yes,I know—very sorry—hand you
Ibe money a week from to-day," wae
the smiling excuse.
"See, here I" said the grocer as be
locked llicdoorand pulled oft his coat,
" I've been figurlug on this matter
I'M-, bill is for $15. 1 can give you tba
Wont liekiug a man ever received aud
gel oil with a fine of flO. I'll then
give you a receipt for tbe other live
and tbeaccouut will be closed Pre-pare
to be pulverized!"
"Butsuppose I lick you-tben what?"
queried the other.
" Then there won't be any reenrt to
the law, and you shall have a receipt
in full!"
"That seems to be fair, aud I'll do
my best," said the debtor, and at It
ihey went. The grocer expected to get
awuy witli him in about a minute, but
he was u deceived man. It wasn't over
three minutes before he was knookec
over a chair and reutlered hors de com-bat.
" Is It a receipt In full '.'" asked th.
debtor as he sal astride of the otber
aud kept both hands fastened in hla
hair.
•She is!"
" Aud you'll pay me $2 lu cash for
lie broken furniture?"
"Than you may get up, and I'll rec-ommend
you to a dorter who'll fix
your broken collar bone as good as new
Inside of a week."
"The grocer gave him a receipt for
the account, and banded him $- in
cash, and later iu the day, when tell-ing
the story in the store, he explained :
"Gentleman, I've sasaed scores of
ciiu.ns, abused dozen- of baokrueu,
and been aching for three years past for
a chance to pulverize some one. It'a
worth 117 to me to know that my grit
gives out with ibe first round."—Do-troit
tree Press.
ALL SORTS.
HELP TO IMPROVE THE PAPER.
Whether a local paper is a newsy one
or not depeuds largely upon tbe people
uniong whom.It Is published. From
the very nature of thlugs tbe editor la
dependent upon your courtesy for in-loriualiuu
concerning many of the
evciiis that transpire In the communi-ty.
Sometimes newspapers boast with
a good deal of flourish of their facilities
lor obtaining news, and talk loudly of
the omnipresent reporter, but outside
of metropolitan dailies Hie newsgalb"
eriug machinery is generally In tbe
iiuie I- of the people The notion that
the edib r must, as a matter of course
know ail thai is goiugou iu town and
country is eutlrely erroneous. He is
■imply human, aud lias no supernat-ural
sources of information. Heknowe
a lliiug when he sees it or is told of it,
Ilka any one else, und uot before. No
one is more welcome to a newspaper
nffloa than the iimu who brings an
item. Many items that, would be of
interest lo Hie general public pass un-noticed.
Marriages, births, deaths
• i.iiii il be published, but we can hav
no knowledge of them uuless some
one lolls us. The ubsence of a cilizeu
or his family, or the presence of visit
or- In our midst are proper and desira-ble
Items for publicatio,., but It is not
alwuys convenient lor us to attend up-on
Hie uiiivul 01 trains aud stages lo
obtain ilic.-e items. We are alwaya
glu.i to give place for the mention of
such news, and those who can will
confer a favor upon us and Ibe public
by bunding ill Hie items. Mauy little
events are weekly transpiring iu dif-ferent
neighborhoods throughout tbe
c on ty iu which all readers are inter-ested.
FOOD ADULi EnATIoN.
The only effective way to check food
adulterations—such us ure undergoing
exposure before u committee of the
New York Legislature—is to establish
laboratories for the chemical detection
of this kind of fraud and connect them
With tbe police service. The govern-ment
employ- policemen to delect tbe
coiner-ot counterfeit money, forgers
and oilier perpetralois of fraud; aud
privateOltllvni from "Law audUrder"
societies hunt down violators of Suu-day
statutes. Hut Ihegovernmeutaud
private citizens deliberately close their
eyes to a wide-spread system of fraud
by which people are not only cheated
out 01 their money but frequently iu-
Juied iu their health. Have the adul-terators
oi fo d and drink become so
formidable thai Legislatures are afraid
lo uliack Ibcin '.'
A SWAPPER'S FREAK-A
lad named l'ilt started from West
Chester a few days ago for the banks
of the Hraudywlne. After skimlsb
ingarouud for an hour or so he espieda
gnapplog-tnrtle. This h.- undertook
to capture, but the snapper got the
., oungsler's linger ill it's mouth and all
elloi is 011 the part of the boy to .bake
it oil'proved of 110 avail. He thereup-on
rallied the turtle, hanging to big
linger, all the wav home, where a
blacksmith's services were brought to
licui on tin nibinatioii Themacban-le
s 1 loosen ed Hie bullion the boy by
Hie untie aud the youth weut away
rejoicing The teeth of the snapper
entered the fleet*, from which wounds
the blood llowed profu»ely. Tbe marks
.11. i.e. nearly obliterated by tbe Joint
mealing qnailtl^aofllma and a healthy
lodiilon ol Hie boy's Mesh.
-The man who found.hls"level"wai
a carpenter, of course.—Botton Com
mcrcial lhilhlhi.
—Parexeelence—a good father.—The
Judge.
—The disease of tho meter—gus li jot
fever. UU Ci'i/ Dmicl:.
—Hemember the poor. It costs noth-ing.—
JVew Orleans fftooyiwi
— Osman's last request: "Dlgma 11
grave fellahs."—Cuurii r Juunuil.
—Tbe peach crop has been olllclaily
destroyed.—New Orleans Picayune.
—The boss copy writer the proof-reader.—
A'eui York CommcreialAilvri-liter.
—Credit Is the thing that weens man
ludebt. This is not from the Persian,
—"Mine Is a lofty calling,"sang the
tenor as he uplifted his voice to the
high Cand hung on to It like Bdarkey
to a melon on a moonless night' -Y.
Y. Journal
—Two Connecticut lovers have ins 1
made up after a quaurcl which look
place fifty-eight years ago. Some pen-pie
craunot hold malice.—C'iacinnnti
Saturday Night.
—Nepoleou used to gay that three
hours'sleep a day was enough for uny
man, but, of course, the Little Col DO-rul
never had served ou the polici-force.—
Rockland Couricr-UazeUt,
—Tbe true art of liviug is lo llv«|oat-urally.
-Siftingi And the true art of
dying is to die naturally, -drcenville
Banner. And the true urt of Ijingi-to
lie naturally.— Jluuston rost.
—What is tba scarcest thing in tbe
world—A ham sandwich at 11 Jewish
picnic- W. H.
—Kveu the homeliest man; when as-sisting
a fellow-passenger to put his
nickel in the street cur box, is passing
fare.—Pittiburyh Chronicli-Tchyru/ih.
—A lodging-house bed lu New York
cau be obtained for five cenls, and still
some Xew Yorkers persist in slaying
up all night.—Keokuk News.
— Every affliction has ils Idessing.
Tbe man with a wooden leg never
kuowa what it is to have rheumatism
In thai ankle.—Chicago Drovers' Jour-nal.
—"Are the sails on the Shipof;State
made from the Presidential canvass?
asks a young statesman from Brook-lyn.—
iveie York Times.
—It doesn't speak much of Iheslzc of
ajiuau's niiud when it lakes him only
a minute to ipake it up.—New TorA
Oraphie.
—An English paper says thai Amer-
Icaus are good listener-. Our Inven
tlon of tbe telepuone proves it —Neu,
York Journal.
—'' I look out for number w.i:,." says
tbe young speculator Whoooaoea lot-tery
list.—New York Commercial Ad-vertiser.
—A bird raiser says that cauariee
0*11 be trained losing airs as well as a
human being. If they can't be trained
to slug airs better (bun some human
beings 'twere better to allow ibeiii to
remain untrained -Somcrvillc Journal.
—An Iceberg 110 miles long was seeu
by the steamer Norseman on her way
from Liverpool to New York, aud per-haps
the Arctic regions and the north
pole, In order to avoid giving us any
further trouble, are coming down here
—Chicago Times.
—As somewhat of an inducement to
amateurs we take this method of an-nouncing
that every one sending us a
poem ou "Spring" tills year will re-ceive
a pound ol ilyiiainil .■ done Up ill
beautiful sheet of colored tissue paper
Now Is the time to get up clu v.—
Chicago News.
"Anauias lived a long while ago,
didn't he?"|questioned n Sunday school
lad as he trotted along by the ride ot
his teacher. "A very long while ago,"
was the answer. "Then I guess Chi-cago
must he au ancient city." "What
makes you think so."1 I beard fnlber
say that Auauls WM a reporter fur a
Chicago newspaper —Brooklyn Eagle
—Mrs. Bonanza Muekuy's latest
Worth dress Is described as a "poem."
From the description WO Infer Ihat it
resembles a poem Ihat Is inserted In
the editor's waste buskel. Il Is 1101
red. This Is a verse-straight joke, Put
the temptation to write waist basque
it was necessary to overcome.—Nor-ristown
Herald.
—" When I was out Wes I last Slim-mer,"
said the baggage smasher, " I
saw the biggest sunset I OVer saw in
my llle."
•• How big was it?" usked the brake-man.
" Why, I should nay," replied the
other, casting about for an adeipiu'e
simile, " thai il was nboul ihesi/.e of
a tsaratoga trunk. — Burlington I',"
Press.
— It might be supposed Ihat young
men lu seeling an education, would
prefer Michigan University over nil
otber Institutions of learning, beoaUM
it has au Angell for a President; luq
all the same, Yale Collage has the pref-erence.
The latter hns u Professor
Beers, and loo many sludeiils think
that beer's moreelevating than gi
—Norristoun Herald.
—" Here Is au order from the Brook"
lyu Tabernacle for a pulpit Bible, hul
jt doesu't give the required style of
binding,"said a clerk of 11 publishing
house to tbe proprietor.
" Let me s^e," said the gentleman
addressed; " the Brooklyn Tubernucle;
that is where Mr. Tulmsge preaches,
lau'tlt?"
•' Yes."
" Well, send a leather- 'overed one.1'
-Philadelphia Cali
—When one reflects that the annual
rag business of the Doited Slates fool.
up over |2,IXK).1IOO. the aged overooel
that lingers in the mp of spring eg-suiiien
an air of rocpoclability. I Ini In-nati
Coin. Gazette.
—Tbe old trump who wusn "Michi-gan
Are sufferer" last summer, will go
on the road this spring as an "Ohio
flood sufferer " He thought once that
he would have lo appear as a "Juva
earthquake sufferer" but the lloieli
have fortunately rendered this rather
farfetched excuse unnecessary.—A'or-rlttown
J/erald.
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1 elimoiii Water-Proof Linen
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Alwavs anmetbing new, now It Is the Cbro-
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urn whlto like linen. mnrW-ly
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1226 South Street, Philadelphia.
Itb a larga assortment of Amorlcao und
Korrlgh watches. HI HEST FRI ES PAID
orOLD WAT0HE8 AND JEWELS! JiU'KIm
Go To H. 0. SATTLERS
If yon want nnylliiiig In
ihr sn of Clocks, Watches
and Jewelry.
Idle RIDGE AVE.,
I'lIII.A IIKI.I'U I A
. X. n. Speoial attention paid to Itrpnlr-l
«g. All work wai-raulu.l.
OKI g'
lntn •
Ml ranto.trade or bought.
takea
lani-ly
MADAM YBRNO
Celebrated German and Kngltsli canl reader
Agent for
MADAM DUBOIS' FRENCH MEDICINE
6ure and safe remedies, never (alls.
623 Andreas between Ml. Verunii and
Wallace Hts., and 12th and 13th His.t
t*-^<> charge for medlcul attVtM
IlOv24-ly
DR. H. L. SEHER,
fBHr933N.lltuStMI}iPartaT6.
rmi.ADEt.rniA.
Full sets |5, $8 and * 10, warranted.
Extracting with Iresh gus, TBc, ether sue.
KINO OK DKNT1STS.
Qenlle. skillful, careful aud
Moat Beautiful
durable teeth.'Palnloss IIIUng^iidoxtraotlng
ALL H llilllMl II
Euro Uxlda gus. Prices bolow all.
OSLERILATE WATERS,
-ia N. 9th st., Philadelphia, Pa.
••-Open alguta dool-ly
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
Dr. Kyle Ro&rbiek's
DENTAL HOOMB
leita N. I'.lrvriilli Ml. nlraii- ll\l.ini M
Phlladelpbla.
Artificial Teeth,
r.vlrii'tiii; i'ill Filling
snl'My f
a. r». PHIIJIJIPS
in: N I II. KOt'lS.
Set N- 23rd streot Phlla.
(j'l iioor Miow Groan IL)
1, tan extracted for •is oanta wltoontj|ee,
tiaUociiiH. Teeth IIII.*«I, prloee aceoraing
>alzool cavities,and thelow.'Hl Ic.-lh ex-tracted
free when set* ill'.' ordered. Bete. *'",
gs. $10.114.fl&uud g-U. (H'l lii'lli i-einiideled,
broken sels n-palicd. Open every evening
until (lii'clui k Inner lu p.in lina night bell)
Open Sundays tiam la. in until in p. in.
■peel 'i atteatloB given to the purchase and
hRle of
TELEPHONE UNDEROROUND TELE-GRAPH
AND KEELY MOTOR STOCK.
BOTH I v
V Vi il' AUK IS WANT OF A
i.i ii Hi STOVE. UO TO
H. C. MESSINGER.
tl. E. Cor, F.iyette and Elm Streets,
CONSUOHOCKEN.
When "-HI im found a lull sssortmaat o«
I he lie-1 StOVeS St lOWOlt prlCOS.
I In KoaaoK.Npoutlag »"•> BagMlrlsie
KBATLY AMD OBBAPLT DOBB.
Unites and Klre Brick, Stove Repair*
pumps of all klndt., and a general a.sort-inrut
or houia furnlshlnflgooda always oa
hand
II you are in wunt ol g K'»oil, ^entitling
SET OF ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Don'L fall looull at
!*'o. Hot Pint* street, nnimi. I i.it.n. pa.
ArtiHciul teeth $3 and upward,
Impression In the morning and teeth in
iho afternoon perfect fitting. Lower sot
with suction ; holds -is fieely U Hie npp.r.
Vitalized air for painless extraction ut V5
cents per tooth. 1- tllliiir, Kepairing und Old
sets remodeled a-- good us now. dectily
SDW. HURST BROWN
A.rchitect,
1430 South Tenn Squaro,riiila.,r«.
WILL CALL FOR CONSULTATION
WHEN DESIRED
CURE ABBOLUTBLY CUHKS
BALT RIIHIM I
Heal 1 , • i- I--. Tetter,lllvi ■ 1 . ■
uples, Mllnga.i'aitiuii. lie. I lui;. .
uii'lt, l.hiitfiiiiiii, .-unLiiri), ai.1
• II dlwaaeaor ther%|i,.
F«ff I'ilc". Wdiindi. Cull. Tlcert or Sorss, DO
rtlneilTla *Dpron ; a »H'I l.'tllng u
PsptllOD flu" < uie. Il dost B0l nuirt or l-urn.
XNrarrfcHM in tm lmtgv*qu accompany «**■> lAt'.t,
CATARRH
CURE
ADSOLL'THLT CURES
KA«1I CATAKItll. A- 1 l 'C ("OLD
li. iu* Head, lioM Cold. BrODcblsl cutirb snd
IIAV sT JD*V BB,
. th* iio*»rll». pcnu!'» n-tui-,1 1 i-.tMnj.
•n4 tircteiiii liicrtntmloiii, initill
it f-nji* iflt cure* for Cold lu th* He* '
wcsuet-J by .uddtn cliMti£M In tM Htuioi]>hws.
JMneliomt in ten lanfuagts ammipatiy trmy bottU.
COUCH
CURE
AB30LUTELT CURES
Wiiooi'iHo cortni.
It l.sliarinlrea, vpfrtable nrrun, rery dellcl'iu* to
Hie loMc Kill' n« "I -nice niul \B II t-iilllvv curs,
WINTKR end BRONCHIAL COUGH
are cured by till* oxccllcnt rf medy.
IHrtetitmt In rcw languors accompany mry bcUts. mussB ABSOLUTELY CUB.B8
All. DiaiASn Of THE lll.onn, 8TOMACI?.
Llrer. Il-iwil, mi I ItldntVS! f"r nil «ll*'«^«orlirtii.
stlliff In liii(.n!niii'Nliif Ui" I I.K-l.an AiiHlni i. -. •
, ,...M.. I.lvi r
^oiuplnlnt, l"-| i ['In. J;ui . MI.J
Kl'lni-v PI* i . ium
TI.M IM.'I|I, lot II'MMI iioicuiildln nnv mlneml
WluL'lv i.i,1 i. ..lor™ Un' I.!'"-<! ton litnllhy
^udlllOD. rrsulullng eKcsav* au.1 aui'i-lylug d«-
ticlelKlra, niul I'ltvctiU ul-iaw.
ittrtdtonM in ten langvajtt acetmjxi*)/ o*TMIU.
I'rlM, $1 prr llollk| Klx lluttln for *>.
For Sals 6y All Orugglatt.
^ PAPILLON MFC CO., OHIO*
tot »alo bjr
JAMES W.IIAHItY, Consliobockea.
J. M. ALBER1S3N & SONS,
BANKERS,
NO RRIbTO WN,\PA.
NEQOTIABLE PAPER PURCHASED.
INTERESTS PAID ON DEPOSITS.
M'i.\i:v i.iixtii ON KORTOAOBS.
Ilgll 1.1 I'OH SACK
ON EXCI. \ N ' VXD QEBM I w
AT I/IWK.ST BATI>.
PASSAun norm B T TBB Am/cA •
IBTMOl • 11 1.1/JMM.
Stocks Bought AH I a in s.ioa
UOVBSNMHNT B'lgDS llOITUUT ABO BOLD.
Bar* i.ri.osii Ina lu iiHralar IT
Vnllll I- Urmt eta
„ SELLHEIM'S
STAMPlNaaUi|2M3R3ID3RY,
/epher, Sill;s, Wool,
wronsTRD
KNITTrHTO.
LeesongvlllboglTaa in Art Headls \\":ii
Stall! Ii I ii^- 11 inn. win I.- mil in I or M ui : >i mil
tUna. 1BH7 cj-x.a-^vn. AV13. ruakAbXi.r2ilt.
MEDICAL INHALER—JUST PATENTED
Tin- only thing of this kind In the world.
Snr* ri'iiinl.t lur < oiisiim JUIOM, Asth-sna,
I.lver, Kidney niul Heart Disease,
Dl|»b(lierla,ele.
Trial ard .'.(.istiltullim free. Call finm lu
toim kVlO.CSI aiviiT raousoir,
1» \ I'.ill.ilelplila.
tmim-\y
WIELAND'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
in .toitrii rifii.D sr., PHILA.
Flno Sstln finish MUnst Photocrapbi.•
•VsT"!rnHI tileu Club CAU bo cu^a;-ed for 0
lertalnnn'ii-H. ooueerls, .tc.
feblU-tim
A. H. FISHER,
OF lO.Vtlllllliillill.
CANVASSING AGENT for
Siipi rlur I lllll.V IIIIII.KS.
I'liorix.it ..i-:i icnina.
■ u r.\< vi i.i>ri:i>i is
Tui'ins arcoiniiiiKl.iiliiK. Sen.I
ami ii« win bepleasi I tosboa goods u reel-deuces,
root Offl i' adilivsi. Uon-in
b > .tin gboiiockoa. l'u.
net. Miuins
LIVER and KIDNEY CURE.
A womliM'ful
BLOOD
I" III 11 r it
lrlal|Mic*/rs«
(East side of the l'uhlic IlulKllngf.)
lliJm
;<
sui.lut tin- k<\ || China
lepiliinic enlulili-lMiH-ut
1.1 \. JI'KIPKP Nt.
l'llll.AlH-.l.l'IIIA.
"GLACIER."
If ymi wmh iinleconite II Wlntlnw, Door or
Transom, iu lutliu Ion ol stained UJaaa.Mnt)
foriKlosciiptlvu oircular Wld prb-e lut of the
"GLACIERS WINDOW DECORATION.
It Is Uie only perfect -nii-i n -11 «■ tor ItJalDfld
Ultss.sml isspplleil to tbaslsHM With wat-er
only. No KIUI- oi- vai iil»h i* requlrwl. The
" til,At IKK. ' w lisvn BtOUDttfd un flaasl. can
be watbuil win. hm oroold wtAstt wuhout
dauuige.antl Is not utfocteil by Bteaiu or frost
/ainost SkX. Mnaou A«rnt.
106 North 10th Street, Philadelphia.
aUmpU windows on Exhibition in W*n.v
nHksr's Hodel CotUge.
A full lino ot i.i tue
NOVELTIES IN FALL :AND WINTER
M i 1 I i ii e i* v
will be IOUIUI ui|
MISS M, McDERMUII'S:
MAIN STREET, NEAR CHhHRT
NORHISTOWW.
UTABUBRICB ItM.
T.SCUSHZia, PIANO ROOUS
1233 ARCH ST., PHILA-
#1U0 oli'Hiiiit n v. -'_(i. itav , 'ii'-i'wool, carv*
ol PIUIIOH. Solcatfeney lor the
BEHNINQ, HMtRINQTON,
KINDT AND OTHERS.
ALSO THE NORWICH ORflAf*.
Cash or iluii'. HSNUI for citulo^uu Iroe.
psssUkaslbJaUj aaAd n . i'"1. LssMIN unlfi;:.
DR.SCHENCK'S
MEDICINES
FOR THE CURE OF
CONSUMPTION.
Other C.-rtlflcatca of Cures stml for Dr.
' ' ' ■ . I: i J -I.. :i. I.i.ir C". .III-la.
li gtoeea full &
11i.i. tartong Coma,
a in regard to the ili.-t
l.i'i niul vrhgfl HIT
ate, Tills book i» Uu rr-iii
ii... Ireel
1..mid be read,
! luit l.y fhngg H'h.i,
tor ol i'T .enee, i appeae
: i;. auf tlir throat
IT IS SENT FREE
Post Paiil, to all Applicants.
AtMrsss, Dr. J. B. BdsMWksvflOQ, P. <». Box
2833, PWladelpUla, To.
nle who write the ft•lhi%r-
Inglettcrti, If pi
▲ OBNTLEHAHWELL-Uf0Wit IN EA1TMVILLB,
SRE&DEN, AND COHOCTON, WBITEd
FBOU VsTKIir, UaU
Da. J. IX SinrM K:
i sir-In iho Wlntsr of \K% I wan told ny
thn-c prpmin'iit lo-lors tliat my wife tisd Coa«uni|>i'i>D,
Hprloic. Boon wSXurtlib
whollv,*in Dajlon, Ohio, recuiniiuiiili i! your
medicines to her, butfaavlnic Ixcn lold tl1t.tal.0waM in-flSI
friend Snail?
I' iltaoala Hymp,
■USSde I . U'lnalhoiik
God, by It) use her llfs waj saved. 8I10 U now 1
well. t>
lam wdl-known !i'n- 14 well aaln Zftnc"*lltof Prnxlen
■
1 fa',
il trlnt
ids mafk"Mm.
I in my hrolth, which k«*pi up
'I '.ilKlll li.lltll .._
,,;««t OMtO auflci lug hui
A W. WHITE,
JVbr. tl, 1179. Proprietor Walts Buase, l"ekln. III.
ANOTIIXB OASB OP CONtiVXTl'loN CTJHRD Al
LA 70B.TE, IND.
Ds K acvnti
About twelT* yesr* sao I wss danrerotuly in with
Lose tVrer. 1 had tfreat trsublo la bresthlog, erery
breath I drew cau>.d me pain. 1 had Ihiee doctor*
treating me, bui I jfrewworecall the time. I waant that
llinoc ■! ''o. On* of my
rellow-rli v""" iiiedletnea
■ayinrfthat he bailuaedlh. in him-. K wilM-nttro rarewea.
l'u niwnli- hjrmwi, Sfawr-'
ilratr Fill-. I m-rt tt-cni avcofdlni
d a aj-rkr.1...
1. «viiuii rn-fi aa I I'obtlnui •!
Aft* 1 I..!.:.. -• >i ml l-4Uwi-acli
:i ri.lMfjMleNiraSNt.il S«-aiwerd Ta>«le I got t-n-
' I liave rssofa-
|H..(J«' living in
•a t
F. W. KEBELTRATJ.
la Mrs* larfi.glnSI, H, ISM. Ex-Tru»tec- of La l'urtej Oo.
CO:iSTJr.rPTION C^BED. - READ THIS XaBTTSB
FHOM MB. ITT1. K, OF LA FORTE, INDIAMA.
I was mlTerlng with ronaimptl'>n,
and h.t : I ■..■"<''€■*crgvttliif
well again. 1 waited for death toputanend tomj suf-
There wa- one ofmy frtendn who was per»t«tent-
- v iurl*NlMaaleHyras«ndN«a>
Isayssflss m«-di-
.11. Iluvltrled".invany
dWSNBrt awdkiliKS '»lthoul being hnlpad by any. /lad-i
(..la- iterauadad. as SaVaffM Some oi
I- ilai .,,'. ^.r.ipf\:itlK»-awa>e>elTsalshlBia»elf."-
1 : T f.iaetlt'itotieh them'
. 11 I.ut anally roiia*ii(< 0
■ •v Ium, not ttiat 1 fxpax-teo lite*
IU Deed Inking the PWaV
ui. SirSp SOU Tawecd lenle. and to my great
.. i.niiUwriai-ncoaxaa*d
. 1 n unbiDtidindfr
ifi.tly well, no trace, or
V\ llllitp hail htnlednpB*nl pre*
ucnilvcured. aal ha¥»
■."■• tliattlme.
I ». . ■ , ,,. dlrlnea, Nothing flae
I « : 1. ,r eb'iTful t'«tiiiitiny to th»> iir> al
, 1 . I know of ae»eral
■ . il.. n.« have besonaea
. |-r|T ,- asv M
111 IJI I'oile Co., aUMbatVlBg
1.11.■*» for muny yoara.
JOBM rrncK.
11 neeesasry, awear before- any
1 . . 1 1 ..Il thatl ham aald ID tbeabova
JORS ITnCK.
r.>.l.iH.3l,i«Sl.
.nrvr TS«t we liaye nold the medlclnea
1. tlll.aiea t<> Mr Xebeltnau and
■- uie:ueut a are authentic and reliable.
nQkWK Waetf 4 CO., Drogglat*
rno-'s irn. nAitLsrr p. uovxnn. OF PBOVI-DUNCF,
B. x. na la CTJBED OF oomuar.
T10N BT DR. SCHUNCK'S MEDICtlfSvo,
AFTER BEINO OIVElf UP TO DIE BT
HOME OF THE DEBT PirYSICLA2*8
Ol THE CITY.
Da. J. n. f«iiOCKt
rx-or Sir—1 hare been cored of what three of the
. 1 y told me waa OoosumpUon of
1 leulclaea. I was lint at-tasked
araatas d ■ kwtaOesosss*, ISN, and although 1
1 ually under the cars of snhy-i'vw
wiuionnd worse, until at last I was coo-
1 I can hardly nay that I waaflrftsttawked
llaccaolnlStS, fur my lungs had been weak for
many years previous to thla, snd I would quite often
bars scvcre-p-iln In my breast, It I took the least cold or
it many way. I grew worn, my
OQUgb l- ■ I linil nightavrvatHMOas'Vcrr that
11 > I
me. J waa continually raia
e of olTaiiaiv,' matter from
lbs M<.lkiiowu ayniptonn
LEONARD ?. :AR3,
AUCTIONEER
AiiDUKss
GENERAL WAYNE I'. O.
DBLAWAKK CO., PA. OR,
Ki^G OF PRUSSIA P. O.
MONTGOMERY CO., PA.
etv Tii'ius Uoasiiiiublo. net'!
Agent for THK WKKKLY RECOKDICK,
Conshohockmi, Pa.
SAFES CHEAP.
Now tad Beoond-SeUid,
EVANS A WATSON, WATSON A SON
Ami all other in ikee
REPAIRED AND BXOUANGBD.
Ainu nisi in nionoy drag., i
Hasseufordbr Safo & Lock MTg.C.v
229 k 231 Vina St., Phlli.
Coniinti il li> Tl II plioiu'.
*srl'Ml«'iit brush lui ol :im:i.r ttkllsl
fulril-lySp
BSftsssF.asSs.la ihadi
At fie uiiuctuf uij ti.mil>. inj phTHli-laneallxl iu two"
, end Ihey, aitei aiietuiiilualloTi,
■ ■it for arrangtr g my worldly
..'-.. iid tln.t nrni 1 I i1 1 ■ r --
rheneit liny, my frieml.Mr. H. I. I^lih.he*r
t tl..- 11 h< tile of >'»ur I'ulMenle
h, -..;.. 1 ■ • . ' might rsliOTfl niy lugh.
i-ler. I began uatng It, mi.r
1 curs me, hut fiiiilTiig gnat
„J first WrtllowasB? I 1M
1 ii u 1 111 .,ii. sdssvsaorssfht
l wna In b*-d ami waa ao weal iT*t
led. Tl-U waa n-t a dllTeult thing to do.
ninety nuiinda As f
medicine with no
g 1.1 , 1. .1 i.n 1 t .1 Ins I.1.. 1 Lchth
la Uttle hiingrj ■ thing 1
t moiilha |iimltiMlt«nien-iirorlWulmtthaof
tl" I*wlaaaale
•srawrcd Tetatlv, a-;d 1
.. i an a-eonnt nf all mr
orsu it «a»fl»w, bit!
i ill. t-'»;i"»l atnngth.thfeharae-
I froal my lungs waa ok red-n
aud at h.-t i was able to get up anil
I i. tn tlil-time my recovery wan
i n wsnl < ut dixira, and
I i i«alliityaA-tiuauitan(.«
• ■ ■■
I
Road tho iiajierB and be posted
as to tbe best and che&[>eat spot iu
tbe city to buy your Ready Made
Clotbing. Our spring stock, now
ready, is tine, well assorted and
low priced.
A. 0. YMSS & CO.
Lei|RrBDililiui[,ClicstDDtaUuSJiliiSts.
Philadelphia.
1UEUTRAL.11VE !
A certain and hsriuless rviuetly for
OFFENSIVK OH 8\VBA.riNa KKBT
|Also*asuro euro for
mos en BiTBa
Very valuable In rumorlnc
CORNS AND UUNION8.
Tho only nure, aafeand harmless ours for
ofJennlvu urswuutlng feet. Thuusuiids who
have iincil It (-ny "I wmild h-\v<- given a large
■ inn lo gain what one hullh-oi Nrutialinc
has done for me, ' savors*. sp|i]leatlous will
positively euro frost hlterx-vun when ol loav
(iiainliiiK. Try It and be convinced, ror
sale hy aruxKlstn everywhere. Frtco 40 cents.
BMHaali
HOrKI TO HOtTIIUIIa.1
JOSBPIX Tt MOOK1.
Has opened the oh) established
GROCERY STORE,
ON ELM ST. BELOW .ASH,
Wllhau entire new stock of
FRESH GROCERIES
Where will always be fuun*i the it«,i that
there W in tli>- nmrket -i [>i■[<*** a. I.»w aa
possible consistent with ROO I u oods,
aaS-Uoo-l* dcllvort'd free of charge.
JanlaMtM
An i-.ie,:uui Assortment ot
Fine CHINA
Snllniilo for ttlifln. Also.
Gapes
™iL
~! | i »n i -iity-twn ponadi. appetit*
1/ aay that I ii. v-r f. It beKer fn my
"itnl In U»sf
.1 toy lif-.and I te.'l.utl.ai.kful
■ th«( .ill Who are MilTcrlng with
iwlicwi Ithfj "ie. tircmrw,
I i m mint of uiyestaelu telling of it than
tig, and If any who read tld" are tnlereaU-d, IIH-J
... tu call on meat my raldenco.
Toura Truly,
UARLEY T. HOriUKS,
No t Howell Bt, Provtdeaoe, B. I.
I'. Ilonavs, who writes the forrgolng
riiilad. liihU, an an old r. Id. c.t
known him -.11 for the lacl fit
i I iu asaiirs tho puhlls' that all he has
d lo tit- Slckaaas and reetmrv luatiielly
and Pine Grocer.es
At YERKES1
Kayetle and Uerlor 8ls., Conshobocken
~HMRY M. TR'ACYT
ATTORNEY AT1.AW,
LAW OF1ICE8 :
No. !K)3 Waluut Blreet, l'lillailrl|.al«, god
Consbobockeu, Pa.
All legal business proinptlj ezi I
aa-ly
r\AVlD H. ROHf,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
71S Ssmaor Btiget,
Phlladelpbla
Also Cousl.ohotkeu, Pa.
Conv.ysi.clng rurelully oiecutcl. Th«
collect ion oi eletttg atleaeeo to preesptix.
g-tl-lv
WILLIAM P. SK1TH, '
coi.i i;i ii'i. OF
SCHOOL ard BOROUGH TAX,
[OFFICE: FAYET1E STREET,
0,.rRI,lt.ii Jsadi; BurcSteBsls't BoiliiUg.)
REAL ESTUE FOR SALE. -._
«»»!« ■!.I Hill. IT III. I'll., I ..IK-.'Ird
JSIlM
ui.T..I . I%>n.umptivr. in Iho l»-l
In- I'liylilsn and rrarod., and I
11, .ntlrrly dur l« U» u.' of Pr
. .i . afar
11. 1. l.iJITll, Urucgfat,
No. ISI K. Mala 81., 1'rOTlUcnc* K. I.
A ON IIKI I.II'I l>K THIS Bl H IND
U*Ll'iii>t<>grai.ii win, Ueacrlpilon ol
Vfland imii, vi.-..in-mi ton prepaid an
ijjil ill PAIN PINO, in i-., |a|,.
*•***...I Wood Tin in', sv Inebes IIIKII. or lor
i roi'.'liiiii Plaune, guarMneaud
;ss. Aiil-N I - w All mi Ion I
ea .
goa-lllkeii'.'
or Llr i-iil u ". Ail 11. is.
u. w. roBTjcaaco.,
91 I'ark Kow, Now York
DB-SCHENCK'S MEDICINES:
MANDRAKE PILLS,
SEAWEED TONIC,
VPULMONIC SYRUP
y all Drugglata, and full dlrvctlon* for their use
■. ■ ■ n» of erory package.
Tsks Dr. a. heiii It'a itsldresa new, snd send for the book
mentioned lu the heglnnlng of thU ad*srrlseateat.
GENTLEMEN
UATB Vill'll OllUER FOtt A
Pair of FJSl-finilG SHOES
— WITH—
BENJ. P. SOLLY,
No. 326 DeKalb Srect Norristowa.
All mocbanlc ork. uniler personal anpar
Vision, A good c.ipjlorialilo lit vuara'ntad
nvljoni A
F. H.LUBBE,
CONVEYAKCER.
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
QBNBRAL BUSINESS AQBKT
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Money lo loan In desirable sums,
Mortgages negotiated.
lioi.es to rent.
And (jolU'i-iions promptly maoa
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