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wi,. u the,-,, in KoNi.my. ';
llos-i.n C!.1-. who 'ia-!i anl ol ia
'I'.i'i'." (leriitv. the Ht.k-n.nii. who lor
fortv v. has v ci U 1 Hi'- b Hows '.w.a
poll I-..1' 'I t 'i
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street, mar the Mission
If '.."i haven't lirar,! i.f -Liu yo.t
Sill' iv have hear! "f bis wife. Who
Mauds nt tin- ;n il all day and. with
M io ; v -. sn ims io'tnim r ami
fashion ; the iv.oi. -i -i 'nider 'bobcat.
whi!- I.'-.' httsbaisd a- ' her.
IS'li." a.-. In- :- I--.m.b..:!v called, is
on- of the . oh'. ' -r v. !!.- f a '' a:i-l
f.,r.- ,.:c be- .!!!. :" v. or". .':; of the
old I .: :f o.i I. - of oM iovbi;:-. . so ri'h i H
it,, ..! of -t inhahtti't.ts. while
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fnv i.:i.:- ;"l h.v 'ho
i. t 1 :-n.-.n.a it of -i '. '. ii l'.:ii'l-whi'-l.
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ti ll w-.' 1k 's -vi rus. In-.! if yo:;
OTI" of thi' "hi si t I !! I.c uiil till Mu
tha' :i' '-oi-.iin;; ! i. I.-. ' ' f. -c k o;, " J i 1 1
inn-! ! o r.lvii o.i in r.liu-ty .v: ::r.'
If - - J : i i 1 " " v.-a-: :i jih-'M.- i,"-- oharartor,
iiisnmiioli that !. .ir.--,;i-r-.t i .'i as il!:i.-l.hn-!c-!;iitli
rcn:-: i-l it i-ron.-r to so
cLaniot. u man in t inn-;;orio hy. h
was r nili-n-.l ::ion si u'i-!t t -..- oar.-,
a-o he .-ta:-t.!o'l i.U frirn.i- l,y t .i;n;- to.
the -Itar a, lnixotn l.i- of t h 1; '
sumn-.i-rs.
It was only al.o'it.a y-.v: r v.-i -us that
h-ath ! : !.j;i-n f !!. i hi-" hi- :irsl wife
who i' ' to " ho r-t . ohl a of
ninol y-oi'.-h ' yi a i s.
' I'.ii':'.-' iji -,v --..o;so w.is : stout "irl
,;,;. I il.fU ..:. "!. Iv"l-. M" is lihol.l
six f ot. tail. v. itii a oiiv-hi i t ha r. ma :iy
:i m ri'i".: m. r. ..o.lu oa-.y. v. a.-
horn in i o. I.. ; i ! " :a:'l.
Yh-. I'.ill .-' ttf ' wif; .'.! 1 th- ro
wcio i!;;..i!y -lori-s ra-'in,' aro'iuJ
amoi,:; ; I..- i ou-ti la'.h.n o-s:v-.: -on""rn-i!;r
ti," . ai ; h t hat r ho h':.! .'it 1 "hin 1
ho,- in liitlo a.;n t"!. r.T ; i;u-:' tho
l.i.o 1 -i.ii : h -hoo. Af-i-or ii'-r to tho
-'..: io . -o:; v.a- o:v of tl:o-. ;ooj.;. who
a I'm s-.i'i i ' '.'-- : i i-'os-i -. o - too J., i :.-
i,!-.--of lir. ;.:i.l 1 oa'v! tr. i;i - : - tio-.o;
lihli.i. :-.;...!., I.;;.. ..f ; ! -v c H. ami
in t i o s -. ! i l on '-.- of pi iii i'n.l c-ii:-o!a-tiioi
in t ii-.ii ' i ult : -hi ;.
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v. i-l '. ki - ii t tho ohi M ... - ii ii h
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tho " li i'v'i-rs" p.ti.l iho . !'.; was of a
ln-.lyi!: i.-. r . i . .-i -o tho i n : 1 ' j, ;',,i:t
of s' o.i ;:i i. , j ' '. ' .i ' I " 1 , - ; not ha-1 so
mn.-h lo i'.i ; i o.-o. I n t h" -ltai'iioiib
tho i-i'W iliili . tool, -it it r. oihii - i:iii'-!i
lno'o -hill a! i iahoi ti.a.i .i..-,-.i li.:-.;,
(.-.Unary l. .!-.
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Sit II'" am .1 :o -i -.' i;i;-.- im- ioooroor
I'.i i 1 '' v. as i ( a i r - o 1 t o.u -i: - i o:n i i'o
v.iiat .-ho citti IV o.i M,.:t oa.
f-ho lias si. o-1 1 v h: . -.hi", "i-v: i il i:,iu-rin-.'-.
hut w .rhir-r hi-Cff i. ! 'y ti i:d woll.
' r.i',1" hi. .as th-. 1-olhovs ami ltamllos
Iho iron, .-.a 1 a.":: r it i- jn-oj . :-!y in atf-il
lio liii'.'U i. on tho anvil who" hi- wii
l.aTnii'or. it i nt.i -h;i , o u nai i: i - ii iroo-
tioll.
I'l-oj.'O' t;- il I,. J5oi-h a t'ouinl i-v -ry ilay
:n,l v :.l- h t i j i ; i i.orh.ll.t t: o iiovoIt;,-f-,inn
v. , 'fo If. :. n 1 tho w ,:na:i hi a oh -mi : h
Ix-oamo a f: xt ar" i:i iioxhury. attracting
nu unu.-ji.al aft: noon.
CHARLIE'
MUSTACHE.
It Va Very Sm lint It Ownrr XVa
..! I'rou I f It.
A yoimp' nati an J hi-i .'ifl wrro at tho
IVoplo's 'l'hr afr t iio o'lu-r niyht, says
Texas Sif;i:j,-s. Tho yoniifmaTi carrioil
Lh, l.i ;.,u oi oil:.- sido, it b''in; forroj
i:v.: t-i, it o i.ion Oy tho woi. h; of a
vr.v ;"nili'!' to itstaohc. whioh was coiit
Tos. ,i of sovon hairs ufi.m o-.if shlo an l
( ii von u j i,.- t!if ot licr siil..- ot his noso.
TI:'- I'omi'ilian on t no f:..'i! ha.l l.ron'.'ljt
a ! v. ;i hy ':.ni" alio.'! vu u a ho'u ;h-st
sha ir:r i noor.n : r vvi-h a harh"i'. w hon
tho y .i-n: 'nan l"ait"il ovi. r to his rrirl
a tul w i: i ,-! ' J:
"'ru.'s truo to lifo, I can tell you."
llj.v U-j yuu liioA?" inniilrrJ tho
oi rl.
'How do I know?" ho rfpratod. in a
whispor; why. hy oxM.o-ior.oo, of
oom-i'; that was tho way with tai; when
I S'tr-t g-ot sbav. il ''
"Uhi-ii was that?" she a.-.la-il, inni)
vi -n; ly.
'dh, 1h f iro I raisoil my lnnstaoho."
l,o n-t lii'tti d, iuu in',' tiTna-ilv.
'" hat !mt.-tacli.-?" .sho iU-d. a lii
tlo SUIJ-lisoil.
'i hat mu-taoho do juti sttoposo?" ho
rotorto.l, tnrnin;' rod.
"Why. t'tiatlto." whi'-i-oroil tho trirl,
"1 ni v, r saw any ma-taoho. Ij vou
i.n-an "
"Ni-vit miiiu what I raoan,"' hissed
tht youno- rr,a:i ihn.utrh hi. front ti'Oth,
ami Iktiiiii. f ilriit. Thorowas lots of
Tun in tho i!ay, h.ir. ( liarlio never
hit'h.-l a;;uin. Ho u,,,), tho y0un
woman ho-i,.. ui ,m ln(. ;,,;i,vv j., sun
day ni:,-!it ho won: to see another cirl.
I.arc tin 1 I:i1,.,til!.r.
Thf-ro i a !ar--i. c...;t.T" of gol
stories aho'.; I!,,n. Ilat.nih..l I'.amlni up
in Main... a:l. n,.., no of t.cri: In
hi - eat io i-Jay ., at a, vi-riani uui-u in
II nr.' l ti. tho only attemlants were
h.in solf an 1 a eitii-n of very lar;;e
Mat,.r(. Mr Han.lin had sonui" rest. lu
ttors to pass which h 'rMn by repn.-
I ; i. li '
..u.lrflulW7 wero J.o.sontea to a nted with th. hoD where th. pohlle eV. fce a
J 'ro and resm -tahiv' oathei inf of , uiinKltetl with a hut or cold bath. Bath tab
v.Ws -liidd o." oti.i tho ohcr rrilVr
mrvr; 'Vo , an t 1 a -s t ha t. for it uiin I
tniT-! It riin ta lar;'r and n sr.ortal.lo I . . .
.....vu:,. lh'ivsii:;)jm,(, i,i." "You
hieot.ii!. l.n.th.r:" oinmamh-d U,o !
wo;, lla.i'.ihai: itsall ri-ht, for -ou
ito lurjc ami 1 aai ieM,(-.-ial lo " '
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Printing Office
H t'ii v '"' to cet your
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p..,lTrpry atd satisfactorily e-:-ru!e h Tv
t.riLUs of m hotioraoie
ceinpi '.on. We don't ilJ any but
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li-yi"; lr;coj for it.
ITiili Fast Presses anS'Ne Typs
'Vc ari propart A to tin n out Job .Pt iatic ."f
eery d;sTiptinn in tt t- FINEST
STYLK l at tte- verv
Lowest Cask Prices.
Nhitlin.e nut tun best materia! H used and
our woitt ipi-ali' lor iti--?'f . We are i.re
p.in:d to print on the shortest cV,;e
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Letteh and Note Heads, and
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aoiioeateot Visi'.iug Card toitlie Urust
l'oftttr on bhort , notice atiJ at thj
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Tho'orrt-t n -.7 trn-n- i- t thrown eway
my ' r.l u 'k.::it IIt-i: ii, aad tiavs
; . ....... j, i.- !.-: 1 -!! truth, r.r.iS-.s i!:Lia
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i.-ht ic;.t vy-.-.ii"i.' jd.r-'t-J ptoBicsf .
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Exo;!4 anf retried? tor the rapio cor of Hard
Cos, Couc;a3,I.L'c sJour.d, Yc'lo Water, Fevtr,
Cis'.cpc.-, $ ire an4 Ver.li Cyes, Lur Fever,
Gostlrcncs, Llctches, rrj all tl'Sicultio arlt
Ir.g fran 1-npuriUtS cl tha Eiood. Will rclleva
KcavOS it Cnoe. ManziMarrd fjr the
JOI'PA tlANUFiCTUrim CO., LYCriS, ti. Y.
T03. EALC ALL. nrn:n, - .
PERUVIAN TONIC LIVER
REGULATOR.
The only rure !tJ radical cure, tor
CONSTIPATION.
BILIOUSNESS.
INDICESTION,
and all Hnrdrtr ol the liver ami has curxl
hun.lre-iti i't r eopl and la the only rtmcli
fur thee ilta . an.t In citrt n whlrh the
most Pklltlul r.hysictnn hare atterly tallca.
Te r1montl tn"n hutitlrit? ol people Uvfcaic
In Jtlalreunnty, PenorlT.tnla. It m mana
l-irt'ire.l hr !. T. liotrlaic. M'llllama.
lion, t' . htr the f. T. 1 K. Co.. ana lor
i-ale Ly all UruairlHt at 60 rents per bottle.
None Kiuutne except lahel iliow the la
UI.10 arrow-bead trade mark.
April 1't.th, Vl-ly.
STiB SH&V1HG PYLORI
CGR. CENTRE AND SAMFLE STREETS
EDENSBURC, PA.
' J. II. O ANT. Proprietor.
'I'UKprmJi: will alwiytflnd mat ant n!a
1 nl lulnea lo hunlnena hoar. KTerythloii'k '
n. t ao-l eory. A bath room ban bees 'con-
il I itLU,
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AttO I 11 V - O T -
IBESSEfHH, PA.
O.Uce, Armory Baildinj, epp. Court lioiue.
HE KEPT HIS VOW.
A Millionatrr'a Son ltcnnln( an Engla.
ou a liii Iluilway.
There is a man running an enpiue on
tho Sn AuUJt.io divii-ioi of the South
ern l'aoilij railway Company, bet. veen
lhi3 vit.y and Del Kio, whoi-o liatne is fa
miliar t- many p-oplo in Indiana, writes
a San Antonio correspondent of thoCin
eimtati Kminirer. Ho ii bo other than
I- rank llraoaw. tho son of one of tbo
i-iohost meu in Terro Llaute, Iud., whoso
wealth is reckoned in the millions. He
is one of the coolest, most -unxssundcfr
and most reliahle enp-ini'ora in the serv
ioe. ami has hosts of friends in this city,
none of whom- however, knew his his
tory until to-iay, when a most affecting
accident l.routrht it to lipht.
Tho people of Terre- Haute will re
member Frank as a dashing society man
of that city ten years aj;o. Ho drove
f.-o t horses, and his way tva3 paid Vy hi
father wi'h'.int cjnestion, and he had a
monthly c;ih allowance of S1.0. Some
trou!. Ie uri.se bftween father and son,
tho nature of whioh is unknown, and
the son left home vowing never to
darken tho threshold -of tho parental
home.
Seven years npod swiftly by, and
Frank's sister lay upon her deathbed.
Detectives wero put upon the track of
her brother. All tho dotective agencies
in tho country wore furnished his io-so.-iption
and directed to leave no Btone
unturned in tho t ITort to find h Ira, but
to no avail. IIo had been completely
swallowed up ia the great world, aud his
sister died without teeing hitu.
Three raow years passed away. A
favorit cousin, the wifoof an array of5-ci-r,
came to Del Kio with her husband,
who is now in command of the post at
that plr.co. To-day they were dining,
as usual, at the Yalverde Hotel. A nice
looking yotinjr man sat at a table near
then and obsrrvod tbj lady attentively.
Ilaviu.ir finished catinjr ho passed out
through the ofjoe and asked tho clerk if
tho iuily wasn't Mrs. Wheeler. I-ieing
an.swcred in the ailiruiativo, ho added:
"She is my own cotibin," and went on.
The lady now came out. and tho clerk
asked:
"Do you boo that handsome young
man just guing out?"
"Ye."
'Ho says ho in your cousin."
She turned quickly observed hira
more losoly. a flood of rewtfnition came
over her, and sho called sharply:
Frank. " The man wont on as tnoujjU
he di.ln't he-.ir, but she ran iifter him
and caught him. A pathetic scene fol
lowed, in which both actord v.-trn moved
to tears. The lady besought hitu to re
turn to his pan-nta, who are now nld
and feeble, but bo rniained obdurate
and firm in his intentions never to re
turn. A LEGEND OF MAINE.
hlneatar Circumstance Connected With
TUi :uiiiliue of a Ciiurrli.
Residents in a cortain seaport town of
Lincoln County reiueraler a singular cir
cumstance connected with the erection
ef it oldet-t church, says the Lcwiston,
(Me.) Journal. There is a deal of ii:er
stition a native to theso ledg-t-s ad tho
ill-suit llinjf rockweetl.
Tho towns-people were very poor when
tho old ciiurch was built. The actual
amount of woncy piven toward it was
very small indeed. Hardly a p-rnon in
town but contributed some material,
however. . In the northern part, close by
a cove whoso banks were mantled with
heautifal moss, after tho first few foet
of i'li:r, :.n 1 crowned with sturdy trees
and straight, stalwart pin-. Jived a man
noted for other things than penerosity.
The t-olicitinp committee put off asking
for his contribution until othors had
poured in and tbo church was a sure
thinp. Then they waited upon him and
naiil: ''Mr. l'.iank, we want that monster
pine of yours for your contribution to tbo
church, it will make an excellent sill;
will you pive it for your part?"'
'"(Uve my best pine tree, pivo any of
my pin-? No, sir. Not ono of them
sl.a'l Come down."
Nothing could shake this determina
tion. Inlets than a week arose one of
the heaviest storms ever known on that
cemst. And not ono of those proudest
rincsin the man's forest was left: and
the tallost pine, the ono wanted for a
sill, was riven from top to bottom by tho
thunder-lHiltj
THE VEIl. .. ; STORY.
nia Eacape from the I Tin on Pen at Sulii
bui y, N. C.
I was ono of the crowd of Union pris
oners which dujj tho long tunnel and
escaped from the prLson pen at Salis
bury, N. C, eaid a veteran to a New
York Sun writer. Those of us who had
worked the hardest had the first show
on the nipht when we broke throuph
into tho railroad cut. As fast .s we got
out we took different directions, as had
been planned. 1 went up tho Yadlin
river, hoping to pet into Virpinia. I
had a SJO pold piece ono whiei I had
carried in my boot heel for three months
unknown to any one. It was iven mo
by a citizen of Salisbury in exchanpe
for Si.Ooo worth of Confederate pold
bonds.
I made fair progress to the North that
nipht and the next day. As evening
came again 1 was forced to stop at a
farm-house and asic for something to
eat. My request was readily granted,
and w hen I rose to go tho man of the
house observed:
"Stranger, they say a lot of Y'ankspot
clean out of the pen at Salisbury the
other night."
"Is that so?"
"And they've scattorod aver tho ken
try like so many rabbits."
"Yes?"
'And they say that whoever brings
one back gets a hundred dollars."
"Well?"
"Well, I rockon 111 hitch up to the
cart and drive you back."
"What" Do you take me for an es
caped Yankee prisoner?" I exclaimed.
"Sartin wo do," replied the farmer
and his wife ih chorus.
"You are greatly mistaken. Would a
Yankee prisoner have this about him?"
I laid the pold on the tablo. l'erhaps
it was the first twenty either had ever
seen. It seemed, a fortune to a poor
family.
"I'm going to leave it with you," I
continued. You can give mo some
meat and meal and a bod-quilt for it."
They were perfectly satisfied of my
identity and where 1 had come from, hut
the man held the gold in his hand and
said:
"Mother, ho'un can't bo no Yank."
"In co'so he ain't, she replied.
"Ho'un must be a Oonfederit contractor
lookin' after hogs an' co'n."
"I reckon."
"An" it s our dooty to help he'un gzi
through."
"Of co"se."-i
"Then you put up the stuff far him,
while I tell him tho best route, an' in
case any sojers call here an ask if wo'uns
has seen any of them Yankee prisoners,
wo'uns is to say to they'uns that we'uns
haven't seen a hair or heard a huot."
. I was captured near Uochford and re
turned to the pon, but It was no fault of
tho people who gave me such a lift on
my way.
A Gallant Frr.thmu.
The mayor of a French town had, ia
accordance with tho recent regulations,
to make out a passport for a rich and
highly respectable lady of his acquaint
ance, who, in spite of a slight disfigure
ment, was quite Tain of her personal ap
pearance. His native politeness
prompted him to gloss over the dtfect.
and, after a moment's reflection, he
wrote among the Items of personal de
scription: Eyes dark, beautiful, tender,
expressive, but one of them miss inn-.
'AMY ONE
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.1 - cr I oc.ii.-; rcy .rta!t-. ;.'
I2ri,r;5. Ccpner. Only to Crnta.
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t art a V?, t r.i.!i.u ca lli.e
pitte paper l y f...uait pu.ao
procck. bent tree tu Mbluer of
any K.ty bom withia a yi ex.
Y.xtfj MoUiar wania ti.e)
plrrurea ; accd at ence. i..ve
Baby'a name and ae.
WELLS, RICHARDSON 4 CO..
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DY USING THE
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Punfie. by Aeration.
GEO. HUNTLEY, Agent, Ebensburg, Pa
THE ALLMEHBIiiGER
AKN ARBOR,
Ifiar.ufcttirare cf '.
irru nn mr ninkino XiVi
HADE F1AN0? C Hp
f organs.
and
Import a ra and Jobbers of
Afu3c and Musical
Merchandise.
VTa Kv-We- no rt-raVt to Vw ryVm. In
Ortrana la ILL avyiM. Wo ara Jaanulrttr-a-d
Iji ta mnm a will rcci.il prcmpt a-xcatioa. -
FASTOET: 5cr. Fin! ad Vizteijzi ZU. -
Kothing On Earth Vill
LIKE
Sheridan's Condition Powderl
It to fcbr4atAy pars. Hlf-klr vonerntrmid. In
euAAQiy it coau imaa tfiu frnvn i a crni a oat.
u tl v a eu
a hna
liootl fur touaz clvlfk. Wort!i mora tLa votai
vtia Henm Moult. "One larva ui twred
rnd a for 96 to nrrvrnt rutin. aa
ir jrou can l tC i ma ai cnim ir two pare ;
fiv $1. A K 1-4 pound rio ti w (Mt baid : raw ,v
n-rrwpJ L " i Ha afcjbT POLLIHV UPEk," uua
le ropjr frae. r"ou!tr- KatairiT Ouid fr-a with Sl
arUan ur UMrXa, i. . JUUM A WUl. HAoo. Ma
bT J. LYrlCH,
UNDERTAKER
Vind Manufacturer A Dta'tr In
EOIiIE AND CITYHADE
FURNITURE
mil WJJ.Hl .HIS,
LOUNGES, BEDSTEADS,
rFz13L,13S, CHAIU8,
Mattresses, fec,
1G03 l.LEVENTil AVENUE,
ALTOOXA. PENN'A
J7Citlzeni of Cmbri County nt1 all
oth-r wl?Iitiig to purrhafe lionet FUUNI
TUHE. Ac. nt boneet prices art respecif ally
invited to eiva us a call before buvlnz il-w!if-re.
aa w are confident tt mti can
nPt evry want and pleaio rrirr ta-to.
Trices the vrv lewt-bt. f 4-16-0-tf.l
.j-'n vtft'rr- roii out
H:tSf SKSiiSS, VISES, &5.
STEADY WORK
For fTiu-t, In iairtrlcxs ?5rn.
r Ex..'naH. or Can-
xraaaiou ,f r rnf..rn J
. ."
V-. yro7 a fu'.l ljri c.f ftrlo-
' MKIlToU lO a.Uli-i j i HD.
"" lit t,ir-j "'rUf icratal.
. Ti . : ;: x . .-;.-;-.f irii
i D., r'i!LA., ?A.
i '- "
Foi:cle written at itiort aotle. la th.
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA1"
And albar First Claaa CnapaMle.
T. W. DICK,
t WENT FOR THE
OLD HARTFORD
FiHE 1XSUH ACE COMV.
CUMHETSCKD BUSINESS
1794.
EbenDQr. Jniy "l. 1M.
WANTED-!
A road aait pnfhttJB SaleFtaaa here. flr'fl
la pay (uarantel wokly. f tsml.sloi J
,r Salary, tiaica aelllns new 'mita am: 4
ipf-ialtT.
f"A KM rRM ran get a pood pay!r.f jo l I
ha Wtuter. Write tortcil teroia acd j.artle S
alara. FRElt. E. YOl'Nti. N omrrytuan. I
i S.ra Knrha.trr.N. V U
if i ij. m nn n. '.
ELY'S CREAM HA LIT
I not a liquid, twf cr pocder. Applied
irUo nottriii i quickly absorbed. JteUantea
Vu'head. AUayt inflammation. Iltalith
torfe. IltfUyrti the vntet of tatte and vmiL
SO cent at Dnturirtt; bv auiiT, nyiaferati, 60 orna.
CLY BROTHERS.lrugIbts,-feeo,iT.
Cleanse
the
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pau T . H;i -! ', nti'l I iin tr. i v v. :. -. I
ltl l:k a tiewr tcaa. I t-'O-tleu Las 1 . .r vi .i,
and 1 kavf (jiln-xl tan poau,. la ei'Sit a- ioe I
Lave cuiioair-ucfHl t.kli.rUitn oaipomut"
Uukutcs MraaaKa, Felctivliio, VC
fl.oa Mi tor txo. At Urutrrtsts.
yr l fiicBAUSox A Ca, iJuxlington. ft.
iu.tcd nnDicir
youk wi:lls aad
"Warrantod to Purify a Foul WgII cr Cistern
hi Ton Days Use or Money Hcftic deal.
It win craw tan jn-llont of irtt cr wilnute.
2i;t lii to U paxrk'id, l-mw-J or thawed ost.
A lu.y.i r oM Ljy -.. dm watrr ita i-a.e from a J ft. wrj.
urju i-jr; to ru.l r LurM. So Plu'krrfc or valvirt To e:.r 'Hit.
It hri.. ur rwMica tul.iai Uj nt&r i-ut, kn.-y poiiuu ibe iua-f.
li u-ul n.,i i ut u (-..nvuif. b li. ; ut-rt u uiau of nrl:ibri iniu.
It ii tii- rr.rit aniT uioet CunWe u i-.-iwrr nia.4- r.-r n..' i .U'-r.
lifji Lv . i ur li fit. .a B.IU1UJ, aa tix-rc U uotblns to taMu t.--
i"w lii T'latfciriM.
It wiu o. . fmi-n, liilnc tno tha tnt of a IWta wttiir, Sa do
i',4 j L.' jv. ero. a.-. tu ttiu.rL. uiwirve iln,l' rn.
H i. vr ' - -. h - r. ruutf oi wovxi lu cuwk i iLu um v ul jr to con-
lan-utlu II.
You d uot h-.e t pomp out n T allful cf watfr to - a f--aii, cjol
Crfuk. tjr tovrv ex'i. ku-t iro.clvwti foil ol'uirto tue tjoltoiii, and
Ciib v lut exud w aler a. iLe air .-c.
Irlf QIO for a lea-foot well or cistern; 50
c p&ts for every additional ft in depth, after 10
reel.
A 11t aent wanted la .Tary Iowa to tBcTJuiced Statea. Addicaa
BUCKET PUiVlP CO.
44 1 and 443 Plum Ltreat. CTKCTXTNATI, (X
PIAfiO & 8.H3A
- - '3
f'.ICW., U. S. A.
'-t W V.ako n SPCCtALTY ef
f$ Grgans in Fhno Cctszz,
riHCtYpo:A:?rAji3
nut end ,..;,:; i s dak
And : ccr.iairuroif :aur:c n
Pi.ter.tt-d limproifcinciuj.
iCTIOV or TVCZ.IfX AXm If. 1
ti - .sc t-itau.'w-ji-3 i-i-i .r C 'i-r t
rp - j - .il.r ir fcoauivi. X- J.. .. ax.
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OILS! OILS !
i m m -
The Standard Oil Company, of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a. specialty
of manufacturing for the domes
tic trade the finest brands of
Illuminating and Lubricating Oils,
Naphtha and Gso---lc
Ttat can t.
BIDE FBOB PETBOllDB.
We challenge comparison with
every known product of petrol
eum. If you wish the most
Mcst : Ufiiforaly : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market ask for ours.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY,
riTTSBURG, PA.
O-tlS-SSr-lrr.
r.i.k.. j i im. :..- i ' oti
uv:.j-ov .:, i: z-z. x.ntCiii'Li'.
Che "Tt'itaV-'ool
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pH-'---'--v-.-l-.-v5 i-'-' J-
;':""'"'' ,; ' 'li'n'.t (i (:-lS'ij-f
T- 7. - e . - t r - t'l.-K'C r-n with t-. ( 1 in li aot a
tt-v u, -., - -t u- -I vs 1 t cr " f'lrit. a'bvpu writ is - far
tr.. - .? tt.u.wr f u. DvmIiw au4 iUu-j(
Ma f vu iiuV'.r H--".y lra 1 ins, Crcai.ajt,
F!t ':-. rir -ta.Ht FT'tK .5r,Af''H. C lar
r. . KItia. Brsai :.! Iroifinl'.i Kli(E DliOE A5i
SCiiKE.Na, a)3 all kiaiaef W iK WOiUa-
TAVLOa Ac DEAM,
01. 703 & 305 Market St.. ritUbarch. fa.
Gcliea - WeJliog - Eye - WMsiies,
139 With Stbest. riTTsocao, Pa.
(Mdrrt rotaMIrheJ honr in the city, where
tinthlriir hot jjrr xvola are rut ap, atrletly tr
'amtl- an1 mnlMiakl nan. Nothloif l.att.r than
Uu'.den WeJIinit. Nrit on tbo ll-t. Ouck-etihi-lmrr.f.
(Iray'l Mi'r.onirahria Uye: then.
a-cixT are Irading bramJ. Bran. lira i.f Tlntaif.
at 17S on hand. Ina . Holland and lioranrtlc.
ai.ill Tore. Finch'. Jol.tr n Weddinc. fl.tx)
for lull quart. 6 Iv 00; lruckrnbetinera th.
aainr; I..nt.c ahela. H MQ V"r dozen. Wine
f.S.t-0 .er dozen, t-1 00 lor one-half tluzen. Secnre
I. tM.xed. Alxt have In nK. (irandtatber'a
fholce. at t-00 l-er gallon, tarrela at rfriia
rata.. Apr. 'JM-Jt
tTVTT!a-1'.Mi
IMfnffJ tnwt c (
V.iffkll i.rtf bf
5 - ta!
. p...f c rx,-a ' - tii-
Uk, J to -rMtinMI
IBK'N t'..r(.l Mrt4
irotrutir blrli llrm
t. ..I..- wn r ir.
i A vi au-MMf lu tiUf ana fcl--ia. bwia
- aJ.icraU9a.araii in i t -mm rtnyt f
aaar. h a-i o.x-r f.T Lj J-raiKt.r aiii4
4-. u T r t r, . . - ; -T -.-I-. W c.. I. : 3 x ". 1 Ja
AlraaJ Y.K. b ik A railaAMtrbaa. fa.
S1SEASES
SVVYHFS
ABfOLLn BLT CITBSa It lit I ill I
umyl tflkttMii of " kwaT-n! Orwmm" vltacat
-lt-- !t---n4 iuivUi i. r- re a-r l Ttur, 8 -i4
M ii i. r" ori . r'l m . u-h ra Pisapic. Crrlpau..
CT twnt fc f-mil W f-o S Hbx. .1Jt-i-m, La.
A SiML. rblUadft.fca. fa. AU J4MU nSlK fc i'aj
Whea VlaHlag th. Pittoburoh ExpotKloa, call ea tha
KENRICKS MUSIC CO., Ltd.
For Cash .r Tim. Pricaa on
Pianos and Qrgans;
79 Fifth Ave,
PITTSBURGH. PA.
SAW MILLS !
Patent Variable Friction A.Beit Feed.
Steam Engines, Hay Presses.
Shingle Mills, tic.
Portable Crist Mills,
rvKLib-J
jaalSBta. ,
Sni tor 111... Thrnhlnr HarhlaM,4r.
Cauh.nu.. A. B. Itattul aU CO., l.rk, fa.
ju JS.lJt.
AliKfiGAir.S 11LST0KV.
The Queer Talu Told by a Fc-mcJo
Orfaii-GrlttJcr.
Sh Claim to I;i a IViictfii-Iant ol a Nublv
KaM'an Karallf ilrr OcM-rat ta
tha S.ic:iitl Sr i'r lua to a
IIoin :ntir At t'irtiment.
Ttirold woman lm ti:ivs th'.- ItuimI
oraa ut tin.- i-i.racr of Nintu atnl Vi;;o
Pt ports has a hi- ir.. r."i-o-.I : nir to Ih"
l'iiil.-'loli.luu curi-iii-!:il'-'il r I'.K'
cao Tiirx-s. ! -2 1-ttj," s'i- srti'l, "uti
the 4t!i l:iy of .nri-u'u, 1S1T, ia Y.' rin
lLitiJ. S'.vi'J. n, and p.ui now. you m-.
sr-v-::ty-tlin.- y"ars of a-;'. My r.::fio
it A:!ii;i Svrii-o:i. That ii 11 t my fi.U
ni'.'Tjc, btit i no.ii aivl v.-i!l fi. Our
fu.i.IIy uiniu via.-. , 1 1 :io .vu : i v" wr-l- n.
an i also ia Uii.-hia; iu fact, our fuiuily is
lt:io.-ian.
"Iti the tirtio cT r:tiifTin o'ir f-r.il.v
cr.ta'cs wero t.f tio lur-t-,: h 1 1 Vy ti."
nobility. My tm ilit-r -.v::s a airo -t !
wosijant of thi. Vusii dynasty. 1 not or
km-w bt r, as slio dioj l.i n 1 ..-.isbini.
Yon ti-o that on my niutb-t-r's si.V I am
of r, r.l V.ij. aii'l'in rr.T ft!.i r's fei
I Ji-sv Tub -1 i t ho pro;'di-i of l'us
siai: aristiKTaoy. My fatli'-r v a a proii.l
utn, r.ioroso and s'itii in tlio oxtr -mo.
Tbt- soMii-r-s in tboir sumtm-r i-utup at
Vi.-by.vt bum bf conmiar.iloil.wt ulin-Jioii
be fbr.-jrotl by his orJors fur onio trif.ino
oiT' r.c.
"I r'ni-mTM.r little of WerinlanJ, for
as a child luy tifio nas pa?-.od in the
school at StiK.'1-hoiiu. i tkI as a yoTinp
lady I was sit mu. r tuort' ibsn :tiy br-:
pjfco. Wbt ii I was ( t:ty years old .
wore at our Sto- kbolrii Lome. a:i.l i':a:.y
iu attendance at tin palace, or at l)n'
ninfrhohn. I was tbo o-p-'cial favori;
of l'i iri'-oto Kv.gi nio. I v as corfian; ly
ht r coatpani .'I.. Six- livf-l in'.- a!i l ,;il;i
t- ire as I think iuy finth: : v.-..i:M b
d-iif. 'I Lit-ro wu at i-m.:-. : t ' '.: t -..
II jbU-l-o. i n.ii;;t-d l!,.n'"i'!!,-.-:.-ii.oi...'
raiil:. b..t j poor :. a i. -. uv. iio -.. ..
6on Carl, a C'aj lain in iho navy, tvlm'i-i i
bad mrt at court bail t and : -f.-; !:.--.
Carl and I durinjr that .-.umirn-r a;- t vr ry
often. Wo walked and ull.ol a:io
rowed lo'-eiiier until I found that 1
loV'd bil!l.
"l'i iiici-ss Uujronio .-aid to mo one d::y:
All, i::y dear, this love ol Ca:l"., wll
rive yo.i trouble -x-nic day.' 1 k.; : joj.
her. liut thotifht notbin-r of it. iim
day at. Dr.-t tr.injioim Carl tuM r:ie th ::
he v.ould a I o:;ce spi-a.'c t- my father. I
hated that, 1 ul 1 said: "Vo-. d . no." ao'.
ho wcr.t away happy. 1'oorC'ari: I -'.-.n't
know what pas d between hi,:' and
father, but on the next c v iiiii;r
father s nt for me to oomo in the libra
ry. I .rent there; he was taM. col 1.
stern; a n.arj of iron. 'So, ?n. niv liTih
Countoiss.' li.- lauu"he 1. yo,.l 1-vi Ca-1. do
you? W'i !!. v.ell, I'll smia ...o, ih :.'.,'
and then be b'-;.-an to tell ! I.--.: -.-Mir
Carl was, tiiat he wanted n.-ply r,
money, that be was a dria'.in - t ,:.r. a
bad man. Oh" how that nivht i .im'-
back to me.
'I never said a w.rl in an wr-r:
siraply .stoo-l there tromb'iia i'. o .1 h-: a.i
to foot.. At lon;,'-;h my j" ..!. r ;ed
and putting' h.s hand b. ! o.i my
fchoulder l,v aU: i l y ir :.:
you shall never marry Cari i ie ;: r,,
never.' Carl met mi- the r.'.: .-...y in
thfcg-ardc n. lie v. ha.-" r 1 ; -i. p: !e.
You hr.o v r.M.'Lo said. ai. 1 ,h .l:h
out waiting f,.;- an answer. 1. u-;-fd r.v
to leave S..'."h-a t f'j with hiui t
Ar?i-rica to l.uild a little bo:n there i.i
the land of the free. I would not. I
loiiil not. I rf tii U il t.:y fa: '.it. I
o.i 1 not want lii:u to curse t:r . Tbt n
Carl 1 -ft riband I r.c-ver -a.- hivi t-r i.
A f days a fterv. ard thej- f, -jn-I hii::o,i
the boucb at W a.holui u-ad, v..;L a
bulb-tin his heart. They never l.n w
whether he killed hiuaself or v. as taar
dered. 1 lived on. I was alor.e. that v as
alh One day fatb- r t .ld n:o I na., i
marry. lie had a busha.il for n,'. I
--fused to ole v him: 'hen, in h's
pr.-iion, he struck me. and as I lav on
the irround In- told luo he v.o..l,l kiil m -as
he uiu Carl, lie r,torptdas ho said
that ai.d then ouitly, v. iiu a while,
drawn f. ice, he left mo alone.
"My father was a murderer'
I left the house that nijrht and
Sweden shortly afterward: fir-,t 1 v.-ont
to London and then I caaic to this
country. I saw notices about uiy Btran.;
disappearance in the pajx rs, but 1
wanted only to dio. I wont throu-rii
your rebellion as a nurse in the- South.
Then I wandered from one- place to an
ther, and I descended still Tower and
lower in the social scale, until now I am
what you see me.
"Little do the people W ho pive n.o a
cent for my poor orj-tm inusfc think'bat
once I was a bell.-of tin- oil world's
nobility; that I danced with Kin;.,, and
that tho blood of a Yasa i running in
my veins."
HE LOST THE TRAIL.
A Yankee't Ailvi-ulure la the New, Very
New, Snutli.
The prevalent prnctico of bnilJin?
citie3 on paper, -whore more S'.ib-iantiul
ma.titri;il is wanting-, seems to havo
rt-ached its height in a cituin lA.-:.3i!y
in the South. hich was reeenily vi -ited
by a Maine man, uli'i rt-'iten, in the
Lewislon (Me.) Journal, an aTuusin in
cident of 'ids trip.
Tho "city"' is at a famous 'railway
junction, and b expoct-ttio.is are en
tertained of it future -rrrtne-s. o
peelally by tho original "city Co: i
pany." On its .nap lLiay bo si-t-ii 10.0 -nifloc-nt
avenues inuTsecu-d by hn :. 1
streets, with lu-rw and there spaciou--parks,
bcautifi J fountains, etc.
1t hajipenetl during hii stay that tho
man from Maine had oocasion to :.- in
search of a person on a dark xi'frht.
Ik'Iujt tinfafiiX.ir with the --city," h-.
was ac'ou.puuiea by one of its original
fathers. With a lantern to tiirow lijrht
on :he5r path tbry .- tartt-l. After walk-in.-
a Lo.r-i disiate f tiie uide, with a
viewr of conimunicatin'T inktruetioii :i
will us art cable iiilorniuLion, stopped
in tht? nci'f hborhiKxl of a jrroupof tiwer
ing j inos. Swinging the lantern slowly
around, he said:
!! re we are, stranirer, rio-ht on M,
nolia avf-nue a fine street, ore hundred
fe-t wide."
I'rocei-ding a lit tie way further, he re
mat'ktil: Thia is l'.road street an excel
lent thoroughfare for business purposes.
Just beyond -is Highland avenue, on
which are fine sites for private resi
dences. The stranger began looking for thes.
sites, "but owing to the darkness was un
able to distinguish them. After stum
bling on, up and down ravine's, over
ktumps and other obstacles peculiar to
more than one Southern metropolis, the
guide again stopped and remarked, with
some hesitation:
'This, sir, is ah! let tne fc-e I 1
believe, sir that is to say cuss it! I'vo
lost the trail!"
Ttiack.rar'e rnpabllabad Poem.
A New Yorker who was lately in Lon
don saw there a remarkable poem Ly
Thackeray that has never been printed
and is now in the possession of tho
eminent surgeon. Sir Henry Thompson.
Thackeray, who was ill when he wrote
It, was a patient of this surgeon, and
the poem is a series of daily sketches of
the progress of his case, all of them
written in tho most satirical vein, and
many of them while he was in acute
pain. The New Yorker who saw Thack
eray's manuscript, and has been telling
his friends about it, says that the fam
ous satirist "surpassed him.-lf in this
production, but its possessor will not
permit its publication for reasons satis
X. L. jgh.1oh. ; j. f l ... .!. i: . Lit la'.
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JlANbl.liS,
Elld-IN-ITi:;. - - . I'.-.NN A.
A VV. lit. 4 ii. . l..i I .
rui tot. i:..;l vis.
Carrolltown Bank.
I
(JAIitK'l.Lr'" . 14.
T. A. If lltinnill.'t nolilrr.
Cencrai EsiLin Eusiiilss Trssssctcil.
Tlie li'll'-alHf nr. prlnc'l al l.'i'i :il ul a
ItfiiirA, L.aiu t'u.-it.ef :
ii:i-o.ii.s
Kr-i-tvr.-- tinyt'.'i- -mmiil. wi.t :. r.ct t.. ar
11. rtr 1 1'.-.: . - i.-t . i .ti.e ', :-.
I..'A.S
X'fTi'lf ! T- o..'-.Tr ei .'li :..,r:-e t!f:Lrii
a;. rovrit ,. ;.er : 1. m r t - ,1 t ; I o-io-j.
i"M.nTi(ii
?.liil iu t!.r : . y -i. t i.; : i-it . i..r. .. .
to r. f la tut t ioi l i " i. h . .. -1 : . :, i ii-.
::;t ir i s
I.sro.i rri?' - '.Jr Ill Mil ('.rl '.f TVl' I'j.llr-t
Stnl-- i,i-(1 I- ro'i II: o.; . i --..,!','. :i' i j att".
ol 1 uro; e.
A( '-f .M.V
f taen lian, t -n n nn-S m.. . r-. . t ,
t.'.fl. rcn-oe. ,-!.. :o.'-;i: , . - t.
fat rut,, are . -ur. ,1 Th j t r " t . i , ,, - t ' a 1
It heM J atrictltr prlvaie aiid -t !: el--l. ml
ttm.1 t i.ej- will I.e. tr. aie. I as lit.. ti:r u nu-.d
tankiciji mlcj will per-ulT.
lirp' ,! In o ,
J TlX STOW. Itl f Ii A ( !.
"Seeing is Believing."
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. And th. test iarrp
' evermade, like Alid
; din 'a of old, "a won
derful lamp!" A lamp
brlalcl J noii
- e loai e and ti u
. Iirrukablr, wlntii
' rivtiarlrar, oll,
, trilo.iint w Ulte light
' of h CO'.UK Jit'rf
Purer and br.htcr
than gaa light, aofter
. than electric light,
........ v. . . . 1 . . ..
t . iJ'Liiha ll'
j citUerl Tht lami i Cxlv
i "The Rochester.'
; And with it there ie no srr.ckr, no tmell.
' nobrrJ-fi chimnrj. o tiirkering, ncawcaVn.
no climh-tiff mp of the fiime, no "tantrun.s '
nor annoyance of any kind, end tt never
needs trimming. Its founts icil resrrfoinv
bein? touh rt-llej bran.lc&s t ras. with cen
tral draft, it is ulol ulel y uiiliifLkstle.
and as tii'e c$ a la .ijW ra-.'ftV.
Only five years old snd t vr f-io jii'"nti ef
them lamps in vte. It muvt he a GOOD lorrp to
make such a telling success. Indeed it is.
for lamps may cone and lamps may po, hut
the Kochei.ter" shines ca Joteveri We
tnaks over a ooo artiktic varieties, lanrjing
sod Table Lamps, banquet, b'udy, Vic uud
Funo Lampi -fiery tt 1 itel, in Liooze, I or
celain, Brass, Nickel &nd iJlack Wrought Iron.
j Ask the lamp dealer for it. Look for the
J trade-mark stamp: The I:'vri-r-Tra.M If he
, hasn't the? fit" Rochcjitcr -nd tl.e style you
-want, or if r.9 lamp-store iu near, bend to us
for free iiluttratel cithl-is iLnd icducrd
price-list,, and we will box r.nd &cud you ti-y
lan:p safely by express, right o your doer.
I , U0CnEiTEIt LAMP CO.,
42 TrnrU Plarr, New York,
ifanttefrfureri. and Bole Oirnm of n-ch'-tsr Patents.
Tt Larjut Lamp titvrt in l&c H'yrW,
Cart-at. vA Tra1-Mrk f taitifd. and all -Patent
bue.ue coijia lert for s'odarSTe Fees.
Our 0 .'ire is Cnr-OMte U. S. Pf?ent 0tfce,
srd rfi-n K-H-rf t-nr'T; in i(. t:inetli;aH thoe
remote fn-m V n:ujlim.
S-rnd n-u.. unw u: or ihto with deorrlp
t!"n. We a '.vi?. if jiiitei.'ul !e r not, fr-e of
cuarc. Our ft-? r."t an t intent perured.
A Pnmn lo OMa:n rnteLTs," w Kb
Cfirnri ofsr :z tlr.t your Mule, couuty,or
t'wn, tcui free. Adart-t.
Opposite Patent Office, V.-ihlr.')ton, P. C.
A torpH IlTrrdcrxn
a.Ea. cat pruilacn
c thewbolciy.
J nli V fcr mm fc s a-.a W
Dyspspila, Cctiver.ss, F.hsu
m2t:cm, Sr.i!';v Skin zr.i Pi!es.
Tbcro Ij tr.cit.r rrtuc'T fortfc.ao
rnnii-ol leMa Uiau 'frt -i I.I Tor
fliU, i a .n-'l tUl woie. r!cc,2.
C-ild Hverywh.cr
Li vrd
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TTbr-a I rr.7 fVr JC I &r rot -r-era merely t
i.p t':. ri l.T a tiaie, -i-i t'K-a lc.e thrza ro
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I Lt-. o ia-e Laa dajut-i oi
All'i-'-r; fl-3-Ir. I vta." pant rcy rr-rcrir ta
( -:-. "'. worn rrpca. Hvcnat a t'.--. I r.va
i-iicais -.orcieon l.,r not uovr rcrri iut a cure.
t-eaJ ul oncaf'ir trci'.ise mi J 1 1- vou Hoi 03
ol ir. irt i.iuLr. iiKitKor. Lik i- xruess
ti l i'o t Ca.. ?. it co;a you tjoaaij tor a
Laal, ti'd it vv id cure you. ,duxei3
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filrntVi
In Its First Eta&es.
tie aura ijou - the ifmiiiiw.
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.lv. i.tiiie. la A- .
Ji-.iloirU ly li.
Several women have . i
'Ijs'i r.-t ton v.ifhi'i t : .- -1
in th w:iy o h.oi.t ...ju ei.
. New V: i; c.i. ;,. .,; .
..' ; ' at suii.Hji. 1 ;j U.i Lui-i.i.-...
ri .; I'o. near th' v. i-r-t -..i--
1 ' i i i,l!y , -,.. i i, :, ;
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: !. ! -!! i,r' The I'.ilbe ::. ..
lot" 1 .eon Mi'-h a T- i r..r to ;i II 1 ,,,
1 1,, .0 1 . o !e have b-en r-'.oi!.o-:i:
' 'erioU.- pMo;,ie Mdpjy b-ivaUT
v. re not Lit' ) -An. S.-mjii
::o l iu k.iin to. ; ou-.-i 1 ;, io i;,.. ,
1 : 101 .-f tho i-,';-!.l ;. :i I ;i, -i !.-;
1 i.i". , but a lo j:i .u-.
ii. th.- rirst party t'...: rot t-, ;'.
AilVM-!- ronoi.-!:::h'i-. ,
"-T") hf.s j':st eon.', is t; :., ,
l.'"b"'.ab' iirid lor hiishui.,1, .
'T'lo' d the '-re.-it Cetil :. ..
o. l In- 11 i t..i -.1 1-C'i-h. iler-o m,.
-1 jM-aks of the "ji.ho. fe.t, 1
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i 1 . ;. v. .' -. oil
j V. 1 : '. did I h" J.i..u-t r x ; ' : I : u
I v i-.n t hrt was supposed t- he
I h!" ' 1 , h; ! men.
I 'I'!' :i,i-.t remarkable woni :.it ':
of , ho 1 1:1 st year i-. Miss Alone 1 1....... .
1 1 i v en t ur.si.nie Scotch (.-irl. v-.i...
I Ja-i m: in tiier t ra vol i ti z alone a-i.o:..- -:,
; .rputhian mountains, in th in-: '.- ;
part of A usiro-Hungary, on 1., :,.
at;d 0:1 f- t. ii !i no i-'i'!i..,::.- . .
: h p. a-an' '.-. ii- a'. ' tide 1 1 . r. 1
j ot.U ..1 ihis w 1 r. ..-ion
: a . -on . : ; . - ir in a ' .on -a a T :-y . j :-
', , : ' . 'I : i.-ojy to tlo iV 'A Vs 0' ; ; ' . .'
j ::! : oi.:ht. wh'-n up in tho hi :.
; t .11 ns. in the oJM'li iir. v. i-.j ; ' i
o !;, 111 a cloak. She had r :.'. !.)
1.' -. Ttoiv and thou in her s-.li'.ii'i ...
I .,il le its. boa r- a lid wolves 1 xi-'. in i-,,t.
i ;.i.:hie nuiiibcr in the t a -' a i. 1:1 is
a:: . r.ro ratiii-r more curiou to lino
j all aljo'at a stranger than was o.y.f , ,.
hi. I o - h -r. Ibit slio i.iys 1 i-ere it :." 1 .-.i'.
; o!s!.e lo a (.'irl travt-lin.r al : e ;..
Lou toil to the llu.ssiali fi .Tilier.
! I'iobabiy not o.u g'.il iil t-!l thou-.-ial.
however, v.ouid thitih there v. a. any : ..a
, 111 tiavi-lin-;- an Mi- IIjuh' did. M.r
. i-ii-loiii wore shoos whoa climb::; tie
; iii'.i.u'.aiur., for they wer'- .'lij.pery, and
she found she coull ascend a steep slop
' in ;rcalor foii.fort barefoot, witli h'-i
' fn'i'i-ar slun;r around her nei i:. Sl.i
! met witli a number of accidents, and
' was very near di ow r.ed once w hile1 hatii
! in-T. Hut Kho returr.'-d boiui.' '-y
! brown and healthy and very 1 n th u-i.is-
ticover her uni.jue summer toi,r.
; ays she is j-oiiij.' buck to hili- i:-. :'..,i:i.
j but she hoji.-s that h'-r d"scri o ion ,1 -,.,
1 joariu y w il 1 not ii'duc a,iy o;'.o .-
I to follow her fxanipb.. fr the 1.:, -,-,:. i;a
j of tin journey, hhe ti. i ai..., v,o-..il,:i ..,.0:
j o.i:-o ::).. lUun oil ---I its j.h.a-.-.:.- -:,J
: r, : 0:! ii-- f' aturoH. s;iys ,-;iti
I travi a::"T!r tliis tu. n:r.' ain f"". ai.t:y
! :Tl,oi: In ! jeving 1 hat I'ohitid ui'Ioni-
' ilax be on her feet 10'ain. The .. , ;.'.i.
ci.n.r to their love of the old liaT :o:,i.::y
an I have uin.hal.cn faith that I'oluaii
w.il one day ai'aiii wear its crown.
Tho yo'.injr lady read a pr.t.er on in-r
saminot s adventure led. no tiie l'i.'. I.
Association. The pa;,er showe 1 le.
a-liai.-ally a young holy n ;t., s:..-iy
oooL'raiihy, for it w- full of intero-;i!it
ii.lormation. and the n-at feor-ra; i.'-r.
Kav iistein, said, in nioving a vo'i-of
thanks, that Miss l)ow. lb- was more oti
tis!, d t'.ib called a r al -ve;rraphcr than
1:1 ;i, v of those w ho , :it Ui'.i-.'h f.ir'.ia r
a..o!'l.
In our own Vhi-e mountains not a
few ladies perform feats of 'itoi.t-t .:u
eelin;"- which a :'. nra'iv of ',!-' ''
brethren do not care '.
pi o'lc w ho have -.-i.i:
!. r:J;i
i 1:-
ravine ar.d fo'tna
h"y T" .uml , :. x
1 .
- feet -a 1 ir :: r
the to;, j. .!-.
v.,11 ui-rnl t(.:.l any won. an s.'jou.,. :n-t.-.n:.L
this bardo-tof Mount U ash. i.J
ton climbs; huL for iiii-ks ul a Lu. i in
the M-aso.ii burd'y a day elapses that
one r U'oi'o halic . uo not n.ak- thi-s
a. cent, clauibei in,, in the last one thoj
sand fiU oo'- bare rioi-.i whir. :.e
rt'Ute i:, iluli'-:.-' li oi ly 1 y Uatibs o! w i.i-'-paint.
A few lac h s also have maJe : :,i
iouriu y ovi r the tioriherii peaks to ! :.'
lop of Mount 'a--l.i:i:t..n. while any
r, i. ir. her of them have t rav clod aioi 1 1:'
1 :.!! path 1 n-Iitiir from t! Ti;-t,-;
House to ('rr.v f- id's. Kvcry t-'-asot;
sees quite anu'nborof women in the
White mountains who prid" them--lvf'.s
upon tlit-ir capabilities as moun
taineers, and lh re is not hii'r' in the New
Hampshire peaks thai they will no!
atleiupt.
Ju.tirci anil I'.i-t town.
Dan lli'-o. the ol l-li me clow n, is r a-"!-in
his Mii.imi-r in .f orlc, and I ois
as young and fronii as aboy from srhooi.
lie lectures some nowaday s, and knows
bow to give an interest.::- talk, i-ays the
Iv'evv Yolk World. Occasionally he tneeu
a veui rablo person who laa,'.1.. d at his
jokes aiid grimacett nearly l'-''-)' jcurs
ago, aai who recalls bis gr:.n.l old edu
cated horse Excelsior, over which
Dan himself has -hed many a
tear. One day a I'niu-d States
justice shook hinds with b:t:i en
the roar of a llroad .-. ..V car. rnc!
Dan," tail the jtisti -c, "you don't k""T
me. and this is tho f'.rst lime in tny l:'o
that 1 havo ever t-poken to you, but
when 1 was a boy 1 crawl d under year
tent to see you, got caught by a canvas
man, and had powdered rosin aprinkk-d
all over my hair." Tho justice aud the
ex-clown hud a great laugh over tho in
cident. Slarbanlcal ( orloattia.
Dnrius L. Goff, of I'awtticket. H. I..
ho lias a fancy for mechanical curiosi
ties, possesses a clock that never runs
down. Through an inrrcnioiisronTrivant'i'
it is kept wound by the fcitnj In opening
and closing of the front door of the hous.
Electrical appliances, operated by the
running of the clock, raise the pa jet
iu tho hall ut dusk and lower it at bed
time; ring an early rising bell f jr tbf
servants, a later ono for tho family, and
an hour later tho breakfast bell, and
when the hour i struck musical cathe
dral chilliest rc-xnd in tho chambers ot
tho huiise. ;j(t Ar, th i7",plw.
The secret of success in life is t keep
busy, to be persevering. paMent and un
tiring in the pursuit or caiiiiig 3am !,re
follow ing. The busy ones now and thtB
-nake mistakes, but it is better to risk
these than to be U!o and inactive.
Keep doing, whether it be at work or
seeking reel cation. Motion is UU; ana
the busiest aro the happiest. I hecrfui.
active labor is a blowing. An old 1 hH
osophtr says: "The lire-ilv only shines
when .n the wing: ho is it vvrli t
uiind; when once v.o is-t vw dar.o n.
1
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and tha i.ul.llr 1
rarryibic 00 Iiu.
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opplr from a I
dar. any artlnl
tlia laricaMt. It. t
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patrunatiB ,.li.
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tako ti' fr
the knirc
wasli-basir
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