1
i
4
: .
i
Out-
Cnkautti'i ;ly lie Actt-.l a j l'fttmn for
a'er l..-iv.ci Ills l.niiUitr teit.1 lli-c
Kjuico A i. of l.iVI l.uh.
lu- at l,,t-i.-l--.
'"Love bin rhs at I. -I; sin ill..' n doubt
of It." said n j '.! oi 1 fallow in u car of
the elf va-e,l r-.ulwav th other day. as
ho a 1 Li- nr -J' i;i'T en l is knees
a v. I 1' i'k .1 ..u to have a Warty la-.ph
at tho st ry of an fl rn !;i-tit he Lai
just been rt i.hr. -r t ) a N v York Tn!i
une r.--,'-vter. -Thi- story,'" In- contin
ued. 'Ti-Tu'.u Is me of th" courtship ef
myself an t rnv wife, year nu'o. !: n I
was "j r. -ut'.. l.y" t a cr:;-t v '. 1 h-.i: ti
er tin r.'h.ttu in -t - amp.' lie i: 1 to
live i.vit in l:.-ool,in and p irt of e.y
n.t':ik" r w.'i'i w
an i at I..
t-i
n
! in 1...:,
i...
Of i-oi.r.v
.111 1 .IS s
in Ion" l' .'
; 1 I r, ... in -i
h.i 1 1. ft tho ,
:v bed in !!.
1-;-o
to
f-
it :.- . oi.i.;
' - - r,
hi. d
my s'..; ,-.! lor. ' a!
tee for the day. Yet I f.e.nd time to fa'. 1
In love with Li- pretty da .phter lor ail
that.
"she returned t:.y fi elinu's (I I'-.ay say
It witho-it ir.ity, a -. we have ! - n mar
ried now t!.i thirty i-r."- and I
stepped around in the seventh Heaven
for a ti:.. , hut the 1 tuau n spotted
Us and I :u!U' a; v e -ap -l a severe
thrashing at Li h-in l for my pre.-ump-tln.
Iwui V.i'ii-hed from the house
and Jane w .i- 1 Ued up in her room on
tt bread and w. iter diet for a week. Of
course, we foun 1 a way to meet once in
a vt ry Ion time, 1 U how to corn spond
ax f "e'l'.eut'.y as our yeurr.in;r y un
bear; i de-i n d w as a nutation that j-u-X'.ed
us fur Months. The po-t-otllce was
no Vise f.ir there was no hou-e-to-!n)U.-
drliwry in tho-edays, and all the letters
for the family oair.e to the eountin.'
hou e an I ; a--ed ;nder the old nuin's
Ojf, an I t lure was no one to act as a r-
between t ' w
n we dare eur.Iido tho
blVtet.
dear?'
wh!
'l an't you hit, some plan, Jane,
I .-aid in il '-pair one day. oil
ve '..ad iv.anai.-ej to arrange for a
clan le- i ne u i-i '.iii.r after a nioii th -pent
Without a ''!l':i; -e ef eleh other. "Is
there no i .i y,ur fati.ily or anionr
your Sr.. n ! . or .,.-rviiii whom vou
run I i tru
t to cany iur notes hack and
r.rthr
-No . i
She
eplied. with a -ih.
and thought and
ut it as you'.' Hut
it!" si,e 4-Xc;a i d,
' r L..T, Is. 'I hav
-t," and she hurs'
i.ter .-. Ion;.- that I
my impatience t
'Have I i,..t ih
thou.-hl a . nr.,
Oh. 1 1. IV
I ha-.
Sl.d h-tiV.- ia, 5 ::
to:i: 1 -one- ot-.e a
into a ; -a! ,.f 1:
co.ii i Lar.l '. v e .n :
hear h'-r d;-M r
" 'Who is I'.'
" -Par,:!.- -he --a
anoth.er tit of laa;
' 'Your fath.T
c !1 me ijuick.' I said.
1, and went oil inu
. tor.
I said, astounded.
Jare
and I
- "I
.','on r.
turn,
an: r.
inakiti cruel f..n of rn
i
h.,
it on !:t
!. de..r
t what I
overc. ).l t
nine
.- in a hu:f.
!;.i!y.' -ho
say. Y'ou
tt.it ho
rr..,nt.h.i in
-.1.
1 n:
kll.e
wii:
tile
v.
-i
YV,'
H tuat. every hody
ie a little Hole to
Ii:un;r of the i-oat-n
u(. L. l.ind
or i. ill In- i-a-iy
Hid hide y,.:.r an
i :. '. my, won't
of papa, w ho lias
:. .- i.s a;iarr. l.im-
' ' ' ! a.-:k and
h'T i-i ,-ry day.'
can sa
you .
t..;l. li
the ..
for v.. :
s-vi i- i .
it he ;
ni. ri v peal
lr. ' the - tern and
UNHAPPY WITHOUT LOVE.
Tb onl of V..m ,n lliil(rr fur Some
r t.rtalnljr.
I a:n curious i . know whether a wom
an into uh.,-.. I ',. l,ue has never en
tered can cm r 1, u; he. n what I should
cail Li;ty, writes Loaise Chandler
Moulton in tf.e Ladies" Motno Journal.
I J. not think so. She may have found
ti e nirt 'ar,l. n of v hich Content keeps
the keys. She -.nay he ree. o, ; !. -d to her
fito, and .-en-ole her-e'f hy thinking
how lu . -h better ! ,), is than if she
v. ere unhappily married; hut such dull
ri.;:..iUi:i is not even tirst cousin to
the rapt are of Joy. I am old-fa-h ioned,
per'.: ip-, in my ideas; hut I honestly
think that real happiness comes to a
woman only han l-in-t.an 1 with Love.
When sue Lev-ins to feel that, with
one man in it. the room is full, and
tr.pt y whin he i- r ..tie no matter
hew n.any otl. r , may remain, she l
v:i;is to he :r v.ul.e.-ly, d -i i io; .s!y,
ieliriou-lv harpy. lt that is only
the he'innin and if Love holds
Happiness I y th- hand. Fear
htands at the other tlhovv. A word
too many or too :Vw a su.ilo that does
n ; lo hi-r ivay- and the ,'irl sutlers a
v.::,-h as -hi-has just enjoyed. Her Very
s,i.l h an-ei-- v. i ! i" i.vr for ome d.-ar
crrta.n'y. And wt.en t hat comes when
her troth is p!:;l..ni - is that her harr.i
C't iuo;t.. ni;' :-he does not think so
then: for she i lookii: forward to her
bridal we rni ni.-.
The day of ihys com's ut last, and the
new life Le-in-. Is that. then, the hap
piest mom- ui.' llar.i'.y, for t!. ery
U-.e.-t i 'i;u,- i.cj iO w!
w ho ever i. ed aTO
not .ju.ie .me. to Lej-in with,
hiu-t learn to liio teu'ether.
a; d they
A vear a
Vf .r i,' t;:;:'n;ii f.-r'-earahee; of ft'ing
wt'.l a.-.j-ia: n ted --a iiap y year: an J now
tri v Iook into i'u -U otlier's eyes fear
lessly. They ant one u'. last, nt.d for ull
time'.
Surely tlut i :' happii st ii.onier.t?
I aat ta.wie u ni y nun i to -ay so; hut
All. I think, i
moment is v hen
new-comer, and
Laud.
a
the
.har;
:e-t
Loe i- :
lioL.- h ai
s'lci't. shy
it by tLo
ll.nl Vorr Tried It.
When he was at .l- a, not lon.2 n-o.
tho Car visit. -d the barracks, which
had. of course, hri ti n-v Iy-p;int-d and
cleaned for Lis i!t-.ection. The eotu
dandant. with tho idea of impressing
the Luperiai mind with The care taken
of the soil., -s, hired a lot of warm.
tri'!-t hunzts and
sheep -kin
ittats.
Me of
w a
piac.d on and by the .-
the ti..n ., lots. :'W Ciar was l.i-,-l.!y
ph u-ed. and, on l-uviti, turueil to one
of the m ii 1 1 -ie.i u: t.iO inrrauce to the
Jortu.to.y an,! asked liiia if he found
the bd.ir.ki t v. urvj i . nontrh. I'vo never
tried i i , Litth' i'atli. was tbe i.mo
oent r.-pl.v; -'we have no blankets but
our ov i rcoai.-."'
Th.
The I.on !.
Ions i,f ia;
S-..r. hni..:, ;:
r....r.- i;
J-w t !, ; i tr,
n.,.'.- A:u. i-ic
n.-i.:o...
VurM't Ii'tropolla.
i t,.-.hiy. with its mill
ihir i:is, tr i li:,i. s nmr.--a
th. r.-.i:-.- ii. K,; ; ,i!,ul-; h.
ui ih.-i-i- a... I).,h;jn, u:rf?
r- ::: ia r..h ,';n. , in, I
liS tlKlI) th' iV !.' i'l K.lhl-
How a rltcm Parent V.'na
wiitfd by Two Lovor
" ' --e-,.n
se 1 f . . , - . r - ; ,.,;r !
fori , fl-vil .!! t,. t
. i . ....
i .!,-. our-- lii-o anot u.-r
oi ia.:.-!.t--r. 1:1 wiit.-h I .n,i. v. -n,.
I.... t:
,.' t . . . . f
'... we r.'topiea the plan and it I
coat. I'.-.t. h- ji.-v, ,- .'id. and i:"idue
eo. :'-. Chi;- I '. -t'o-1 uy .ay up t-, a AM SU
Ion.-. .- i.-r.-,- ,,.v .-lu.ms. J,. Wa, MAKHI 5 fJ)
I Parent." -C3 ' CSf M U3
iJ01:: PRINTING.
tiii: i i:i:i:ma
Printing Office ;
I- ttn ptact t" t jour
JOB PRINTING
Promptly atul sati-' vu: i ri- .'.m '1. Wi
nill iiu-et the prices- of aiil tun rat.Ie
,.. VV.. .1. r'f .' . , r ...
hr-'.-ei-t-s woik and w.iut a
living pnc for it.
Willi Fast Fresses :3 New Tyta
We are preprvd to torn out Jon I'nM'Rj i f
rvety il'-r: ptan in the flNKST
STYLE mil at the vrr
Lowest Cash Prices.
Nottiiiiic out ttie hest malt-rial H us-U nd
nur work n -aks for its:f. We are pre
pared to prlct on tLe shortes". notice
l- l KhS, ritlXi liAMMh-.
Humm ss Cahus. T.VHS. lill.L IILADb,
Monthly Matkmests, Enveloi-ks,
L.VttKLS, ClKCrLAKS, WEUUINO AND
VlMTINli C'ARIIS. t'HKCKS. XOThS,
Dkakts, Kkoeii-t... Lonu Wokk.
Lettkk and Note Heads, and
Hot- and I'auty Invitations. Etc
We can print anything from the smallest
anil neatest Vir-ltintr t'ar.1 to the larcest
Poster on short notice and at th
most Keasonable Kates.
The Cambria Freeman,
r. r. i : x s i ; i ' i : ( ; . i k x x ' a .
n t t
- -i in
fa '
pin rvt f, riiPCTTF
L.wAilw Cm Uiwillikl UUiaJJi
PATENTED
pOj at
'I'licc- fl r,intalii the L'avevnr
n.aic of l lie l'iuc 1 rt-t,
I'.-o thota for a j.I.-u -art t-rnok . an J
f-pee.ly tulivf for IfiFLiiSfJZA. ACUTE
AKQ CHROSIZ CATARRH. CLZP.GY:,1.'j' S
Sn.7 THROAT. HAYF'.'R. ASTHMA A't'D
ALL BRGKCMAL DISEASES: they are free
frout i; hdtoiation, as i.othimr 1-4 Uaed
i-i thi :r manafactur.! but t!n EEST OF
JOJACLJ aa 1 FnESH PINE NEEDLES.
SfAvrFAcxrr.FT) et
KEEDLE G!u3 GO,
FriEEHOLD, N. J.
Tho wcT-t i t n. hn, I, T br.rs frrorra bwtj
my el 4 Ut kurj Hrr--L, ml bT
t.5?ATEP:riG0F D
i bEAUriPULLY ht
V POLIHt-O U1
WITHOUT LAfcOR,
u
Prt-lucf a r U: lm it tutit tii ' ull brush. rA& iKim
k Sh-i fc .t. Gp, rr-fr;a, etc.
vd -
A J A . -
FCft
Hr.rnes, CatLIa, Ghcep Hess.
L-i :s 2-y rt.-r.etf f zr ttis r'. J cure of Hiri
C?-.Ccs:jt.::.,or::"1. Ts!'r w-ttr, Fever,
Oi-Vmr.r, Sure ari V'nh Eci. Lunij fever.
Co'.;:tr.css. iiiotiihes, a- i a I c:.f,c--"..e ar!s-i-3
Ires h-vurihts ct P. E ortJ. - '!! rclien
!'."? Et cnc. .iji!..i, rfi r '
OPeA fSAvUFACTtSlfSO CD, LYCXS..N. t.
1"UU tXJi BY ait. ri-.M syj '
PERUVIAN TOXIC LIV1IK
REGULATOR.
The cn'.f ure d,1 raj:cl cure for
CONSTIPATION.
GILIOUSNCSS,
INDIGESTION,
and all i1!"r.!er ot the lm-r and hJU" eurol
liiin Ire !n . f .e. le u,1 Is the only rmev
I.T the-e lii iinU in cafes la iui-h the
in.ift .-k 1 1 i i u ! pt j.t -mns h ive attorlr tallml.
1 1-st i m,, His ! tr.,'n hatiilrejn ol i.n.,.i living
oi !..i,r ciunt . rioi-vivHnia. it n it jiiiu
' i turr.1 hy l. T. Urtrinir. KIIIUib
loiric. I'm., lor tiie : T 1.. K. Co., nnu' lor
t.y ,i ir'icirit eit oil rnt? per rwittle. J
iNviue Ker.ulun exre.t Is! .1 tbu llie lu
iX.za !irr..w-iieJ tra.l iura.
Ai ril lUi'.h, 'tfu-lv.
STAR MM PARLOR I
CCS. CENTRE AND SAMPLE STREETS
EBCNSDUnC, PA.
J. II. (iAjNT, l'rovrietor.
'nilKPfHLlC will alwaT fln.l nfit cm n'a
I ol tulne!." la haKlne5 hoam. Krervthlniiriicl't
nptt . n ,1 . . A l..ih K mm ttmn Of9 I
n-ote with the h where the noMit can he if. !
cniai.Klate.l with a hot nr cold .ath. Bathtub'
and everTthtnic eonnerte4 therein ttyt per:eo:!y
olean. t'LiiaiowiLa AtricuiTT. i
M. D. KITTELL.
Attorney-ot-ija r
EBWSBrim, pa.
-e AriEcrr liolljlntf, 01 ;. t'ourt lionse.
LS r
uuiu
A VOICE CAUSED.
TUe True
Story if How l-reshlent liar-
rtson Woo His ifr.
Editing the riwr celun.n of a daily in
a I'ouri-hin-' Ki nt-'.-ky city on tho
bariivs of the 't.iois a f.'i-i::al old fren-
a'T:-;:
f about sixtv-vear-. who but for
us inc. dent would have cut
l'r l.-nt llarr;.-oa out or Lis wile,
'i had.i 'us t.nant is the name of him
who -ot left in the race for the hand of
Mis-s Caroline Scott, and it all came
about in this way;
Iti the country just back of Cincinnati
there us .1 to be a school for loys kept
by a fatherly minister named Scott. As
an a .- w.tuodation he sometimes loard
td tho.-e boys who livid tkscwhere,
and aaionr Lis v-I'-3 lived in
the house wire Harrison and Conant.
Like eviry other Ky in t lie school
the two lIs succumbed to the
charms of pretty Carrie Scott, the six
te. n-year-t 11 daughter of the school
te.,i her. Very soon the contest for
Miss Scott's favor was narrowed down
to Il.w-rifon and tkmant, with post odds
klir'l::".y on ti.e latter. Harrison was a
dangerous rival however. He spent
much time indixirs and around his
charmer. Coriant was boyish and spent
more ti-ue on the jday-trround than at
his books. When he did talk to his
sweetheart ho made pood use of Lis
time, f r by the close of the session it
was openly disU--ed in the school Low
Thad Conant had become the choice of
the i rincipal's daughter.
There al-o boarded in the house a
youngster named Torian, and bo was
the cause of all the trouble. Torian was
not diilerent from other boys save in one
thinir he had a thin, girlish voice, that
sounded like a pipe-organ with vox bu
rn a n a stop pullo.1 out. It was a physical
inllrn.ity and never changed to the gut
tural tones of manhood. Tiis Torian
and Conant were intimate friends. One
evening just before an examination in
some itudy Conant and Torian deter
mined to break a rule by remaining up
after the retiring boil hal Sounded and
studying a little for the- coming exami
nation. They did not go to bed at the
usual time, but remained up, though
they did much more idle talkirg than
studying. They were none too careful
about tao pitch of their void ,. and tho
doctor on one of hio nocturnal prowls
in search of oiV-nd-'-rs pa- ; 1 the dor.
lie could not overhear th. ,n . .-alien,
but gathered enough to n. ..!.-. his iuind
on the course he was to f .'.;.. ,c.
Light after hreakf.i-t t i.i-.it mo ru
in, r Iir. Scott aud young ( onant lu, t in
secret session. W hen tho hoy got out
he was nearly expioding v. ith laughter.
Cuiiiiir his fellows up he Pd i t.'.e:.. Low
old Scott had heard Torian talking in
his room and thought iT w.3 LUzie, the
house-girl. The miniature .-a-udal cre
ated iuticli fun for awhile, but it got to
the ears of Mis.-, Carrie. Her views on
the matter can best, bo imagined, for
she would not have any tiling more tuiio
with Conant. The school ch..,ed soon
afterward and Conant did not return
for the enduing se-.ion. When he next
heard of his youthful sweetheart it was
iu connection witli her marriage to Lin
Harrison.
He never saw her again. Conant toi 1
the story on bim.-olf to a representative
of the Chicago 1 inn'.-, and laughingly
added that he hud o:in r rea.-.o:. i than
being a Ih-iuoerat for voting against lieu
Harrison.
CURED DY LAUGHTER.
Ooe of Jost-ti Jt-fTT4,i,i Kunny
:pe-
rit-uiTH in l.4j.l):i.
Joseph JctVr.-on n-iat - in the Centu
ry the following concevr. :n a London
exp rience of his: "My appt o e '..
at p. ar.-.nce was the i-u;-.rtant dram
event of my lire. 1 had r-et n rive yi irs
from America and w res on my w.iv liot-.e,
and 1 f. It sati -.tied that if this :s.--.v ver
sion of -Lip Van Winkle's'. , -d d in
Lenb.n my way wis 4 u i t ch ar when I
returned to the I nited States.
n Sun lay ev.-ninr. being alone in
my lodgings, I got out f t my own ad
miration my new wig and beard, the
pr. le of my !; art, an 1 w hich I was to
use in the, last a-t. I coul 1 n--t resist
trying thetu on for the tw.-nti. th
I tliink; sol got in front of the
an! al;-;.-ti-d ti.eni to r.,y p.-rf.-ct
fac'ioii. I so.n b.-.-anie en-h.;,.
time.
pat,s
. and
beu-n acting an I posing in f.-ot.t of the
mirror. In a'.out twenty minutes thi ro
ea-:.e a kn.ik at ti.e door.J
"Who's thi re'." sail I.
" 'It's me, if yoa ph ase,' sail the pi n
tlebut agi-at. J vi -e of the chauiher
maid. "May I come in?'
" "Cert..::-.!-,- not." I replied; for I had
no disire t j bi-scu. in my pn s-ai make
up, i
" 'Is there any thing wrong in tLo
room., sir".'" ,-ai 1 .she.
'.Nothing at ail. Go away,' I
plied.
re-
" 'Well, .sir.' she continue I, 'there's a
policeman at the door, and he says as
'ow ther-"s a crazy oil man in vour
room. a-:lingin' of his 'urn U about"a:il
a-goin' on h awful, and there's a crowd
of people across thu street a-blockin' up
the way.'
"I turned towards the window, and to
my horror I found that I had forgotten
to put down tho curtain, and, as it
S'-emed to me, the entire population of
Ijf.don was taking ia my lirst light. I
hal been uncor.sciou.sly acting with the
Lg .ts full up, to an astonished audi- nco
who had riot paid for th ir admission.
As I tore otT my wig and beard a shout
wrui up. Q.ickiy pulling down th--.-curta.n,
I thr.--.v- mys. if in a chair, over
come with morttfi-ati n at tho occur
rence. In a few- ir.in--.tes the comical
side of the picture preuited it.-i-lf. and
I must have Iau'h.-i for an hour. I had
been .-,u;fi ring from an attack of nerv1
dyspep-ia, con-eouent u;n t"t:o -x-
'"U.-.i,i-:it i.f
b-e!ie-e that
t'.r cured are
tlie pa-t wei k, and I lhmiy
his Continuous lit of 1
HIS UNLUCKY DAY.
A Urooklyn Man ITortu That Ills Theory
I lluwl on (load lirouu.l.
"I tell you what it Ls,'l said a Brook
lyn man. as reported by tho New York
Uorld, -I am firmly convinced that
every man has his particular days for
good and bad luck. Monday is my un
lucky day. I have been watching it for
twenty j-ears, and nothing can shake
me in this belief. I never begin an en-
terprisc, no matter how trivial, or start
on any journey on that day. Therefore
I make Monday an off day and do noth
ing but putter around the hocse. Even
in these little affairs everything rocs
wrong. Take the record of last Monday,
a fair average, and be convinced:
"Smashed linger w hile nailing board
on fence.
'" Fell down cellar stairs with coal-
I scuttle.
I -r il over wheelbarrow while earrv
! insr step-lad 1-r.
'sat dow n .n chair when children had
been puliing 'affy.
";ot swindwi by peddler,
'"(lot thumb pinched in gate.
"Dropped smofthing-iron on foot.
f "Ilaby pot out in yard and was buttl
I ly htrangn goat.
" 1 ax man i-alled. iti
"W hilo oating st;pper square yard of
ceiling fell on dinin-table.
'VYnt to U-d t escape further disas
ter. JLvl n.'gLtniare. Thought I was
failing from top of Eiffi 1 tuwer, Fell
out of bed aril broke ana. Looked at
cl - X'k and saw it la -ke-I fifteen minutes
ur p, ; j.,- .1. . r-ic;il tin '-- v
" C," 1 ' . -t . i-irue
two.vo. W as afraid if I moved he for
Tiiesiliy was ushered in would Lv-y
Lre-V t-n neck.
"Y s, indeed,'
coneluded. the man.
"!ii;Jav la- my unlucky day, and I ap
I loarh it with feelings akia to terror."
WHAT
r-a .w I. Dl,MONj
A Dress, cr a Ccat. fipy Color
Ribbons. Feathers, - Fcn . j
, -. -c - se
: ... : : .- s-- - - :
I:- r.'-.'irj -r tfi; r- ; i-"i!.r' Artie.-- l";-
'l.'l.'..':ivJi'lJ-' - - - 1 : ' ' "
c-: :. r.v -r. lr c .-. -. r-y-''.--"-r
U.J-' -' y a v- . 'k "i.r' je'
tt
t7
r.
V,-'.r?"- i ;, ; i- U il ' : "C
k: I '1 WStLS. RiCHAStSOM A CD-I
J T? fcwHtmiTC.1. VT, 1
DRHSKvPURE WJiTER
; DY USING THE
R'JC KEY PUMP AND
UJ? - in I.
xr -
r 'l , Warraiitccl
i "t n i- lyf'S j : '1 in Ton
,tV"t:.V.-iSi:M'T i-i '
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Price $10
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s .c,.' p -i -v 'rs- Iw'l'iw 7ri. ;i. :t.f l.iii-,-f- ill-.'ri:ir--'' mi- i.im.i. k.
S - :: -? liv i, . !. reii t. ruuu.r ii.- -i.oa iu cc.ca.i votii itc wan r to
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; 'm.-J- -ii.V. - I Yott U i J.a..- t;n:nr"n' i ; .-.;'! '"-''" ' s
ip- I - i flrsnk. f- r.v.- .-i-k. :-.--.-! a firil of a U Uie bottom,
! - .. J; ."--' j "I fu;i Willi wiiiir iu, U,c f . s-.: .
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GEO. HUNTLEY, Agent, Ebensburg, Pa
AfiM Ai;aOrit
rlarfiifu-.t' r
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crc!:z:;c;zo. y.'
ifiiportcrs -olib;
s -v
xVotliiiiu: On Earth Will
LIKE
Sheridan's Conditio: Powderl
It t aKotnt.-fy nrr HitjT conHDtrii X la
QiJitity it U ibtkB a u-nth f a rut fT.
rUY a mf-tM-ubc I'rx-wnatKlfB r- mJJ 1ii3a.
. yv'11" H wria muni Umm rwl
bn h.-n -.urt. -one Unr ran Mtrd ton w,
t nil mlb t" 9 to pevvnt r Mias a rmiHimc.
lr a oavu t rH it -k-i a TDt. f,.r t rki
A Hjr:nl c.-uj A) n V4rf ; rmji
tprrud. TU k Bl-ST h H LTk Al K 7..
B. J. LYSJCH,
UNDERTAKER
And Manufacturer & Dea'er In
HOME AND CITYMADE
FURNITURE
mm m mm suits, ;
LOUNGES, BEDSTEADS,
TxBLB8, CHAIRS,
!Mattresses, Sbc,
1005 ELEVENTH AVENUE,
ALTOONA. PENN'A"
r-7Cit:zrns of Camhria Couiitv- an.l all
others wi-hinc to purchase lionest" KUHNI
Tl'KK, tc at honest rtnepp are rofii'Ttrtv
ir; vited to :ive us a call hefcre burlRs else
where, as w are confident ttat we can
meet every want an.l piea-e everv tastt.
hricts the vrv lowest. f4-16-'80-tf.
JL-M a,Ij li i
r ir!i. fou am
.'rsp I'liirt f -
il-I.J
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j' lr 1 L li-7 praii, cr Com
?iv; hi' - 1 ---j ''. ii"t.ou If preferred.
l .: i" '-,.', -. ''V' J f. full 1-.Q0 cf T&rl-
Tin Br.tiami QjUt tf5rm4. i
t
: 41
B.'- irri,., ...t-:-j fjr tr-n-. I
CO., r-KILA . PJl.j
Follcles wn-.tcn at burt noa In tue
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
And other I'lrnl t'laaa Compantea.
T. W. DICK,
itii:.I IOK THE
OLD HLrVirFJ',ORX
FIRE IXSDRAXCB GDU'V.
XJJHMiNOEl BUSINESS
1794:.
U3
1
A trooJ and puibioir Salesman here. Flry
' 1 - f L' V KUraLICAjl Kawklv 1 i , .
r S-.l.ir.-. tuiL-k rieliic new 'ruit anc
P I'.t K tt K It it o irt i ti,l paylr-p- joS ,i
j .... iii.ii:r. - rnu ior inn teruii. ac.. i-artic
Utlm.'S fUtli. K. VdUKii. Nurrcrvmau.
H t-S.-rm Hortn-Mer. A. Y
EL TS C72EAJT EAL2T
It not a liquid, n ujT of ponder. A pplicd
into 1W riiM i quickly altorbtd. Jt el a nxes
liead. Allay injlammation. Utjlt tfiA
torts. Uttrrr$ th senf $ r taste and in. lL '
60 cmt at bn.,i - l y ilMU, rtyUUrt, 00 c '.
LY BROTHERS. Iruegists,0 weo.Ji r.
;
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I
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t:. iflr f 5 . 'At ! rir-!n.s.
Vt'&u, liii.ninesow 41 Col, Huriunrtoa. Vt.
WATER.P03!F!E
i '
you; - : v.ir.2-r u.s.l
to I'urify a Foul Well cr Cistern
Dcys Us? or IZoaey XUfuiidcd.
i.-r.Ui! cf w j.u-t r'rmli wr.
1, ..-l, .r"l!l T !lil.i H
) fJ-u,v Wuf T With . .'- M 1 .1 L'tt. V
to'r - .ir i .irl ui-i. N' su'kT iir '- t. w-iirmt.
II li'sn" - tell.i; t- fnr.-'! lt---, ..rT-.ilMt ' ;li- ;t-r.
11 Mll IM-I rutt nri-.,,!l-..l. cr-. 1 i-el. - t ' ,-:o- rr. - -r.
lr ! iti.-KU-iiiii" ;. -.ii,t ii.'.-t .tari''. ..i-no- ui.i-:- i... ..i..
it i-ait t ui iiit--!! nUii'itu;., :ii u r-tt- r.-'tlue r- Insf-n
i-m- ..i.i- i.latl'-"!.
It WUI . t fr. . I. . I: e -K-T-t 1 o W r-t 3 i- - -or. V "..-
7-ri. ;i. :hf l.ui-.,'f- i1l-.'ti:ir--'' III" l..m.ivi-K.
k.,1-
for a teti-foot well er eistern: ."
cents for oery -additional fort iu icj lit, alier 10
feet.
j A live avnt wanted iatvtrj to""n Ui. Iht Vuiu J la(c-- Aulvlii m
i r?i rwf srr CDf!"p GO
' 441 ami 443 Plum Street, CINCINNATI, Q,
f.iiCK., U. C. A.
V.' Kake a SPECIALTY of
v . f ' r
- r fim frfiiiLuS JUn
y
' And : contDir iPC '"r: '' '''
patented : i mprpv ,r( -. .
C, TTTO-r rr VTOTi'IArrf
.i.-M- .
OILS! OILS!
The StamlarJ Oil Company, of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a specialty
of manufacturing for the domes
tic tratle the finest brands of
Elamiaatin; and Lubricating Oils,
Naphtha and Gasoline
That can t'
H&DL IROH PETRQlEOa.
We challenge comparison with
every known prodact of petrol
eum. If you "wish the most
Most : McteiIj : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market aek for ours.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY,
PITTSBURG, PA.
oetlS-W-lyr.
TC,'T cT:n D'-rr rtnr:
I nlL!li (Ji,.LL I lol.Ll i kiiu
Chc;.ie?t-..iaV
f a i i f r i I
t
1 ft criiatiuai J"irkrt Frn' With Ct. T ti ia Is MM
una-.) a h. tH m Imi or Wm1 rum. Wfaca wrlMag tar
rrs-vu l,-uot.i. S Wr f Dt.uL u4 Hni,
V'atkT4. Wr iw Wanu'v-TdM Hs.-Ty Iroo Fr?l(t, Crtte,
H ut ri'tinr. Fir hhi--ft and riltlt KMflA t'KS, CrHm
T-rn Mtyl Ki.j?ir Krm aii4 tr Crt la. VIKR DtiOB AJiO
WUiiHItt' UaKAi. a4 aM jus&uaf IKa ukL.
TAYLOK 9c 1EA,
V01. 203 X 203 Market tet-, IMttburgh, Pa.
1'cii.ta ix
Gclfen - Weilii - Eye - WMsHes,
1S6 W ATKR Si BrT. r-IT-IUBCRO, Va..
()!,le?t estaljli.-ilieJ ho-jfo ia tho city, where
Ci't'iiiisr ut ;iar kiw.J are nut up. strictly tor
.nntiy ani urn) idea! use. N'nthlntc hetter than
olilca WedJiu. Next on ih list, liuck
cnhiimer.p. fTay- Mononirahf ia Kve: those
K'H are leading hranjii. liran.llen if Tlntsu-e
of lsTB un hanj. Jins, Hollaed and Ikimestlc
I'odH liim. Kinch's (inl.loa A'eddlnir 1 1 W
for full quart. 8 t.ir .(Kt: n-kcnbetiner'8 the
'mi M.inoniraheJa, si0 .r Uu7rn. Wlnts
fi.cniicr dozen, ( 00 lor one-half doicn. Seour
ly !mxuJ. Altn have in tolc, Uranlfuthrr'e
i:hoioe, at Jier gallon, barrels at P.-clla
rates. Ajir. 6, 'tf0-iy
H fa. V wirw-J Iniw-ff ItrbiDf
-4 TH .1
i s. : n
yrJ li a-TTI UC9 Q le4 to conllnao
i -.-s II vM;:U 1 . Lfc--Vl ft wj 1 Ur. rut(1
h-- m(.,r -w-ry ror-. VAA.1 l T.
aicrru' lt. riji i-nr-m rwnoTWi tftit tt
i'r. w t . t .-.'- .-v- :-' 1 t i .'.rue.i it-, -it "ajl 4 4
1, ti .. ;i ; .4 f- eiv. u U-j : J feme. 91.3aW
UaL'Ci ' VhiS A SON. ii. Fa.
it-'!? SWAYS PS
iSoOi-UILtV CUUFd.
wa a lllkll I
Tj. i!;' mr- '! a 'f ' wArits s f Itwrvftirr" nhoi4
... . - - . - nr, cue of IrlW
Kiicim i... .-.ti. 11.. , I Plm. rr-.lp,la. a,
a nr l-w oi,so lM!.r ftsalra. Hold h, J,,,
""" a.l4il.iii, 1- a ;uu dracuat imtit.
Whn VltiB tha PHUurBh Exposition, call on the
HENRICKS MUSIC CO., Ltd.
for Cash or Time Prices on
79 Firth Ave
PITTSBURGH. PA.
jucia em.
DETEOIT
NI'Rr l:ll u
larkla I ,w li
Half rn j- c kti ,.,-i.,i . .
to storekeeper. Huirlier. Karmerf
IarMnegt?, Unlldi rn. t 'ontractors ami
OIKhliS. Admitted to the irreat
et liuprovemeau fcVF.li mm-o in
u-r. .0I"C"- troiKhi. .repaid.
W rite fot ratuloirut. r
ULTO?J IKON &. KNOIXE WKS ,
. lu Hnisn St., Hctr-it. Mich,
ijtathsljcd lsw. niaD.ye.ly
IVKKy btiDY in -amhna county fhould read
a V-9 Huzexav. .only U.frj per ye-r. '
i n " " - i'fi r-n
- i .j t-l Ji JtH 1
I
THE STARRY BANNER.
A Chlcag-n Jnnrnul SmrnH it Fixed and
t-y mitotic ilatl F1uk
From Robert Allen Campbell's valu
able work, entitled "(lur Flag, or the
Evolution of the Stars and Stripes," we
learn that there has never Ix-en any ac
tion of Congress to determine in what
manner the stars should be arranged
in the union. In the original stars and
strijx-s'of 1T77 twelve stars i neircled one
laneone in thecenterof the blue union.
In l"!s Congress fixed the horizontal
stripes alternate red and white at thir
teen, and the whiu stars in the blue
union at twenty, to represent the num
ber, of .States then in existence, and
provided for the addition of one star
for each new State on the Fourth of
July .next succeeding its admission.
The first oiheial l'.ag displayed over
the House of Representatives after the
passage of this act had the stars ar
ranged so as to form a large five
pointed star, concentric with the union,
and sonio like arrangement has often
ln-en attempted since, but with indiffer
ent success, owing to the arbitrary char
acter of tho star design.
It is time nowv however, says America,
a patriotic Chicago periodical, that the
Uisponition of the stars in the union was
determined by something more worthy
of National respect than the whim or
the faney of the hieapahles of the Navy
Department. There are many forms in
which a group of forty-three or more
stars may he arranged with dignity and
'effectiveness.' f these, none appears
to be tuore available than that of tho
heraldic .shield suggested in the accom
panying diagram:
Then is all the ix-auti'ul Byinllism
of the orip-inal stars and stripes ni tliis
desipn, with the add-d . i le;i unity,
suorijrth, and, conseij tu-ntly, safvty.
Tin.' forty-three Stati-s are gathered
under the rrutejtir.,r- 3hic Id jf tho
I'nion. Closely viewed they can he
distinguished as clearly-eut individual
stars, siiTi.ifyin.' that within lh' siii.dd
of the Union they rf present sov rf-irn
States; but viewed from afar they r
bolve theinselvi s into a shi"!d stud led
with stars emblematic, of shelter, in
vulnerability and ieac, an invitation
to tho oppressed, an assurance of pro
tection to the weak and a joy and a
bleasing to the industrioao and well-behaved.
There is nothing belligerent about
this desifrn. but with the shield there
always poes the suggestion of t!i? sword
and buckler, if need be, for the main
tenance of the right. The shield of
stars wherever it was known, on its
held of blue, would blazon to the world
the American sentiment of: "Millions
for defense, but not a picayuno lor trib
ute." Uesid.-i its syTrbolic merits the f-Kicld
adn.it ol such tnanitc variations,
whilu retaining its unmistakable ehar
acter, tiat no future expansion of tho
Union can strain its form out of artistic
and significant proportions. When
Wyoming and ArizoitA come into the
constellation of Stites we can have:
44 STAI'.S. 45 STAK.S.
vVhen in th course of events it fits
our policy to admit New Mexico and
Utah into this glorious company of the
States we can have:
ST A ItS. 47 fTAKS.
'When we bepin the dismemberment
of the Ilritish Umpire by annexing Now
Brunswick and Nova Scotia, what sim
pler than to rearrange our shiold of stars
in the union of blue as follows:
4-3 STABS. 4il STARS.
Put why multiply examples? Enough
have been driven to show that, although
the States of our I'nion were to multi
ply like the stars of the heavens, tho
shield arranp-ement has elasticity to re
ceive them all within Its emblematic
form, preserving- the distinctiveness of
each, and with each added star increas
ing; the power of tho masked eUect of the
whole.
Moreover, the reader bhould bear in
mind that the mathematical stiffness
which marks the shield ai represented
in this article is inseparablo from its
production in common typo, and would
disappear entirely In the collocation of
the staYs In the same design by an artist
In bunting.
WOMEN SPfcCULATORS.
Tb Oentler Sex S-.lzed by the Kago
for
Wall street Gambling.
Marie Antoinette Nathalie Pollard, a
Virginia woman who has becomo well
known in the South and on the Pacific
slope, intends to apply for a seat in tho
Consolidated Stock Exchange, says tho
New York Press. Several brokers have
told her that they can see no reason why
she shall not become a member, even
thouph she is a woman. If the board of
managers act favorably on Mrs. Pollard's
application she will probably bo tho
first woman in tho world to become a
member of a stock exchange. She spec
ulated in California mining stocks a few
years ago and says she made 520,000.
"Do you know that there are between
300 and 400 women wno speculate in Wall
street?" asked Mrs. Pollard tho other
day as she 6at in her attractively fitted
up office. "It may surprise you, but it
is a fact. They are successful, too, and
make as much money as the men. We
ladies are quiet about what we do.
Many lady speculators have husbands
who object to their speculating. And it
is their own money that they use; they
speculate on the quiet.
"Most lady speculators are bulls. They
buy. but do not sell often. I do not
know why thw is so. 1 know that when
1 was speculating I was a buyer. One
stock I had invested in went way down.
I held on to it for a long time, and
finally it went up and I made on it.
"Itiseasj-to make money ia stocks
if on. only keeps one's eyes open. Of
course if you buy at random you are in
great .! inper of losing. I suppose there
are ladies who fancy that all thev
nave to an to tret rich is
to tnrow some
money into Wall street.
mistake.
"Most of tho ladies
That is a great
who speculate
are women of means who want to in
crease their wealth, but there are a
good many who have only a few dollars,
say ?2' or more, and invest it here and
make."
In I,oTe With Ilia Mother.
The Crown Prince of Italy is a de
voted lover of his beautiful and clever
mother. When ho is absent from her
he sends two long telegrams to her
each day besides writing h-cr a letter.
Like the tjueen the Prince speaks and
wrih s fiuently French, Knjlish and
German.
h- L. JOHSSTOS. M..f.bl''K A. IV.HVCK
tPTAHLI-HKD
Johnston, Ihick k Co..
liANKIlllS,
euensduik;. - - penx'.v.
A. W. ItllK, ( mblfr.
Kht in .mnr ii
Carrolltown Bank,
CA Idi'iIJtlOWX, J'A.
1. A. SIIAItilAI HNtilrr.
General Eaifez Eusiclss TratsactcH.
! The f'HoTinit nro ihn jir1nl-a! leatureg ol &
gexicr! Ut.!.!!!!. l.Ufiiuer.s :
l;ei-:lv-ii f.TM(iM) flcnrnn. an-1 tcret lc:ir
ll.lC citrtltcnitr j.-UUtJ lu lllu H-..elU.I.
FxtenMe, to r-i'omprs on lavorjit. teriiiKand
HpiTavc J I apcr ilr..unti-.i at all liuii-e.
(lll.LIUIOVS
In thn I'lritlttr ni. ojk.i t!.t- tmnklrm
tuwnii lu tBr unite 1 r-ttes. t'riHruox m.-Urrate.
II It A FT
lH.te! neaotjffbie In all pnrt of the T'tilt.I
rsttf. ami lureitcn exi-Uniie Usuud on all pa.ru
oi i:urcj e.
AITOl'STN
)l treTfiant". t-riiierB i..I t.t!:cri? oiIc;ted. to
irlioin ri-a--Miiille (v-,uio.arl"n will e exten.led.
I'airi.Ti are awiiifeJ that il traimctlons nhall
te lie!, I as strictly j.rlvte aiiil c nodi-nl:al, au.l
tint tt:ry will lie tr-atet a literally isood
tiHtikin ruleii will iii-roiit.
Itepjie'-tfully,
JOHNSTON. Rl t K CO.
Joux A. Ulair.
fC23 T. IStAIB
ULAIR & SON'S
Hi;
Centre Street, llmfom. Pa.
T'r UKt Western C:t 1 1 '1 in t oh
r.l every day. Alto, Frenh
ImtxiV, WhI, Mutton, l.nrtl,
10to filwnyu on hnct.
Market open at all hours and at
tentive and obliging salesmen to
attend to the wants of custome.rs
o ill liiS
""t. IS uio.I T k
Tonic, iteratlv ond
TS.?tPn?l"CI Properties.
to bowfN their natnail prletlU
" -. aaentlail t rtgularle,
Gold Hvenrwhcre.
vTim T 7 CTM I do not mean merely to
Stop them iur a lirj", and then have ttiem ro.
turn atrajn. I kiBAif RA HlTA X. CLEJZ.
I t iTti made tho disease oC
FITS, EPELSFETZ op
TAZXIKO 3XCSITES3.
A. Ufa-longr eraiJy. I wajraxt tny remedy to
ftiBB the worst ensrs. Hccauee others have
failed is no reason for not now recelviay score,
teed at once lor a treatise and a FbebBottlb
til mr IXFAt.LTBLB RRKEr.T. Give Express
and Pott Office. It costs yon nothing lot m
tnai, and it will core yoa. Address
HQ. ROOT. M.C.. 183 PuglStRcwYOU
- ivut or m a i.ii ir a tv. i q V
W.vknetftof Body and Hind. Effects
of Errors or SxcRAuiti in6idorTaii(ir.
AbiuiiT oafjullbc HUIH lHIill.MlK-nCf. a
titm tai,ly r.-csr btt. a.Bd t'artarai CoiiBLri. Vtrltc thaa.
trerripllT Ho-fc, .Ir.rktlAn mai prof traltrd 'ilerl tm
AC4rtM ERi& rflkwiCA. CO.. buff ALO,H. V.
DOE3 CUr?E
mmm
In Ito Firet Stages.
tie sure you grt Ota irnuiHr.
NOT DEAu YET!
VALLIE LUTTRINCER,
aAnn ifrrpm or
TIN, COFFER AND SHEET-IRON WARE
jlnd tix itoonxa,
He?rectlully Invttes tiie attsntton oi tiln Irletiilf
anil thei'uUictn frciieral to ttielact thut be if still
carryln'T on I'liMn? at the old eland opposite the
Mountain House. I.hen'tiarv. and i prepared to
,(ily Ircm a lan-e tto It. or manalEciuri on to or
der, auy artlclo In his line. Irom the smallest to
the largest. 1n the bef t manner and at the lowe-st
llvlni; price.
rS'o penitentiary work either made or fold
at this estaollshuieut.
TIN KOOKINO a SI'KCIALTY.
Olve me a call and satisfy yoursrlve as to my
work an.l prices. V. LlTTUNOtK.
L'nsburK. April 13, 1853-tl.
C. A. LANGBEIN,
Manufacturer ot and Iealer In
ALL KINDS of II ARXESS,
NAnni.ES, BRIDLES, WHIPS,
COLLARS HARNESS OILS, BLANKETS,
Holies. Fly Net?, furry Combs, etc., etc l!e
pairliii; Keuiiy and Fromptly done. All work
goarautccd to K've tat ."la. Hon.
-Sbop 11 arkers'Kow on Centre atrect.
aprli'.ul
SAW aiJLLS!
I'ateut Varlaklsl'rlrilon A- Kelt trl.
Stoam Engines. Hay Presses.
ShingSe Mills, &c.
Portable Crist Mills.
Send for illns. Tlirexlilnir Marhlnrs, Ar.
t utali ue. A. B. AUtl All tO., lotk, l'a.
ju 5.1 :;t.
EtensSni Fire Insurance Anency
rr. AV. DICK,
General Insurance Agent,
EisEssnuita, rj.
I
I
! Si8TT5S
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THE RUSSIAN FRinc:
A Poor
Mttle IIT,, .
inrert to A.,J.rl Vm?;t K
U lien V.T
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c.ri v -.. !.;-.
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'"' a 1 'aids 'orrr-
"i -..I '..liC' 'tv. --We
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ii,:-' i-l. i. :.I-i-i-:e, j .
Te-nl.-'-r. It :i;...;, v .
a d;!!' ren: nj ;r.i. r.: Y
Si our ris oi ia;..
:i '
'iiu.ji.ivy 'ii t; ' t
as 1 ..;;r !:...--. ... rv; ..
hen.:isly as t he I:
doubt if any of ns he!:' -v.
rank. Si.e was v-rv i
p neroiis. had a la,;-,'- ,,
altairs, ami a lady's
M.-ciipivd a Cat ou the ii.
means a considerable n.
ne d..y s!.n ann.
of visitint St. l -. -whispr-red
that slio ,
terio-islv with an a::-..t
capital. This was a.-cr-r
skejiticjl spirit as u- !
Priiii-'.-s and l.,r hinted
hi'h qn.ii-ler.-, :;i .s,-,. ;.
be filtered hy her :.; ,
fae't I.s that ve hrvl ;'m'i!
of disliel:r-viny her -,r. ;-.
fairy tales, wh.-r.-.n s
courtiers and dit.hr.:at.
aces and em'. assi s f.j-'.rt
So we contili .led t,i i
and watt her wishes ' ,
and a pl'-a-tnt return .
from the Hotel liri J;
T;,
-a ;
punum, l:er ma
x ar.a
il a::a:res
:ow J...
V'ry v:.'Z
:- " -'-' v..
ri.trri'tc tT ill tl
' --' " ' j'. menia;.- .
cratic estab!.,. j.
completed-Jiy to j.....
months tl .Ato-reharrnin-
ln.lu Vt? . n
. a - .
an I
yes, a mad-house!
lady'
a companio-i. S!:o m v
a r
.eve Lartulefis c-ccentri ; ;
' Jsiont upon lr r birth, i: .: .
all to sufTi-r i:ni,i-is.ir.u.. :.; ;
of an innocent delusion. i
Wo;;ld the world hold
tnade inquiries at the 11.-.-:,.:. ;.
for we were honestly a-'a-;. .;
pretty little creature. We w.
met by mysterious sib-nee urhv
refusal to listen to us. At 1
thought ourselves of the L:,
bassy, reuiemberinp the IIti.
paniun. And here we 1.
curly-iieaded Prince, -a n-. :. . i . .
astray as we had i-i..-in. h
nately for herself thi-1. ; . u "
She was the daurh'er of a 1 .- .,
person, during whose lif s:., .'. .; : -bronpht
up at court; h- ': .:
mention of courtiers a:. 1 a?-':.--.; -.
I'pou his death the next a ..-.--: :
allowed her a splendid p &::, -A ,
of r( cor-:iition of her as a .-....;
but exiled her to Paris. 11-..- f.i :., .i
the world's eyes was an i:l,.r..-i,.i I;...
sian (.Jeneral who had lately d:,:, 1, .-..
in? her a larpo fortune.
"Now, just at that moment thep
erful person to whom she owed h.-r ;
sion was prematurely called away tu t
land where pensions of a different - -.
are settled. His sudden withdri-
caused a sensati'in wfi all can vi t re.-all.
It hardly subsided when our pjor l:t:lr
Princess placed her foot en h.-r n-.iuir
pround. to be at once : .n-l a:,i
into an asylum. Th' y ull t,..t . :. :
spur of the moTr.T.t i-i- her I:,-,, 2
on, so they decided she was
precaution they l.wVe.l t E:.;
companion, and some mor. f-1.
before bho was able t r-
el
ear cf the Enfli
The English Amhassad'
and pai l her faro Jj-v:;
that ivii how we I'-ar:
ll::.'
Through l!:e l-liiir'.i-:.
as my little Princess
perse:. .il ': i'-!. l!y i t' .
triouo personal,'''', si e
nine awful months 1:'
in health and depriv.
She was conducted t
( ,
1 ;
forcibly conveyed to 'ih-. :.ni
v.-iitive a.ruitist further v--
lady has l-cn deprived ef 1.'-:
fortune left to her, as vt aa
sion.
"She is dressed in r.e
delicate health, unable
have a doctor t att. n 1 !.er 1 "
c?.n not aiTord thf fee. .
wines or medicines, or
a'.
Sh lives in a cheap
fifth floor in moat d-o!at". :-.--.:: -'
an inoffensive, pen :'.-, vi ..-i.-r:.
used all her life -. . :;, .
attendance. It-.i- .- Pari-.
to remain hero. r n I , -a 1 ..: '
lievo that it i.s hi. r oan , . -.n". ::.
done her this vile wronp be--i
birth, she persists in behe;-. .
President t.f the l-'r.-nch 1' ;
ct. i v-s her pension and pociit '.3 .'.
the Hepuhlic oinir."'
' HE WASN'T EXTRAVAGAM
nut Therei Was I--ner Th.t . :-.
C'ar-llorse Would tat ii mi I I'-
Cautious people are s n.' :;' '
cautious, says tho St. Pa.. '"
Press. The story of a :,.a.. a:.1
sid'-rcd s-jriously for a w 1 eW : ' '
would te wis" for him t pay c ' : ''
lot, and, after decilir. in t.-..
tive, learned from the r al 1 -' ' '
in a more careful con er.-a'i-.'ti
was $500 per front foot, is a
point.
A few days apo a stranper, : '
inp a haberda.-he-'s store, w :i- '
hy a display of shirts, wi.i ' "'
further distinguished by a;-'-"'
which was printed the leper. 1. " ' -are
seventy-five cents." Il :.:.''
that in the satue case wer ' " '
umbrellas which coin::, a:; 1 '--"'
dollars each on a plea.-.it.t '..; ''
slight tendency t: rise if -.. 1
The pedestrian pazed hn and e-..rv. - .
into the window; then l.e wan: -
away, only to return oon ar. 1 s--'-aeain.
This was repeated m v,-r . '-:
Finally he entered the " : ' '
a.iked to look at tho u:uh:. l:'
was broupht out and lie opi in '
amined it with the utuiost ar,-
seeme.l to suit him exai t'.y ai.i -.
turned to the proprietor and rcn.?';
"I'll pive you an even U. .; T-;
it." Tho proprietor evi-h n'.iy -
think: he understood aripht, f-y
leaned forward and said: -Jv'.,
The stranper apain informed l.i:--pive
you an even sixty cents h'." "",
brella." The proprietor was '
Then ho beg-an to recover.
" '-How much do you think it c'-5'
ho inquired.
'Seventy-five cents." . 5
"And you Lave been df 1 at.r.r a - '.
time whether you w- ;:Id i':c
amount for a silk umbr.. '.la? '
The stranper said he l ad. , .
The proprietor led him f'T;';.7,
firmly to the door. "My tr
said, tenderly, -you are t-e :ar.
home and you'd better sw.vt ' '
some hunpry ear-hore cets a . ;
nibble at you and ti.alua a '-;' 'V1
you before the mistahe ia d.'--L"'
A Setf-Fxtliifc-c!
A candle !?ns f
out whieli ev'iiu
has burned for an
I:.--
by a tinv e.;in"..)
fastened in tin- w a
fifect ualiy perfori: s
nivrsvny to leiiiiMe
tiiipi.ishi-r u iicu its
the candle is read;,
Lour.
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