INDEPENDENT " Live and Let Live."
1.00 a Year if Paid' in Advance.
H. V. Moktuimkk, Proprietor,
1UIITON, GAUHON COUNTY, PKNN'A, SATUltDAY MOltNINO, SEPTEMMtit 10, 1870.
Subscribers out of County, $1.20'
Vol. iv., wo 4a.
LRU
CARDS.
Dnniitiiri n ri-ll nil so .
V. Schtmrtt, Bank strest, tlmlrrin all kinili of
Furnilurt. cojintmaiuto oner.
Floot nml Shoe sinkers,
flllnton Ttretufly.'in Unin't hulMing, Hank streot,
AllorichpromplljJ MMwnrk wamtntrd.'
JA8. II. STRUTUKIIS,
ATTORHKY AT LAW,
jjjp 0111(8 : 2 1 floor of llhoail's Hull,
Jlnnoli Ohnnk, l'n.
All easiness entrusted to him will bo promptly
attended to.
May 27, ly.
-QANIKI. KAbUFUS,
ATT0UNKY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Aland. Chnnk, l'n.
JTOfflco, above Dolon's Jewelry Store, Broadway
A. DKIIII A.HKH, M.D.,
rnrsioiAN ANDsnitaKOM
leelal ttMitl8n paid to Chronic Diseases.
OISm: South Kast corner Iron awl 2nd st., T.e'
Hghlon, Ta. April 3, 1875.
U. N. B. HlCBKlt,
PRACTICING rilVSlClAN A N't) SllrtoVo.N,
Office, Bikk Strert, nsit door almvo the 1'ostonVe,
IiVhlshfon, Ta. (ilEco Hours I'arrvvllle esch day
rem 10 to 12o'elock; remainder of day iitofficeln
Lehlthton nT'?3.: !IL
JKO, D. IIKBIOLSTTE. JIB. 8. LOOSE
B1
IBKTOLKTTB Jfc L.OOSI0,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSLIXOr.S AT LAW,
met; PlrrtNatlonal Hank Building, 2nd rigor.
JlAUClI CHUNK, Psim.
Can he consulted In Gcrmn. IJulv 24 1R7
jp jr. MBEIIAK,
.TTIXNKT AT LAW,.
Kelt Door to First Rational llank,
KAUOil CUUNK, PA
fta-Can be fenanltet la German. Haitf).
A.. BRLtE,
JDSTICIC OF. THE nEACE,
i..
Otrt'aTlulldlajc, HAMIC-St., Ionian ton.
ConToyandnff, Collecting ad all other bnl
Hits connected with thooiflco promptly iittoml
4 to. Also, A.cntfor tbuFurchae? anil ftale u
2lftl Eatate. April rvl
HOMAS 3. RECK.,
JUSTlCfi OF TUU PEACE,
IUNK Ftreet, tKIUGHTON. V.
CtnTejRnrlnK, Collecting nnd nil buMm'sn con
feftctci with tht ofHp promptly attndM to,
AAcent for flrntelim Insunihce Companies
nA Kinks of nil kinds taken on th mont liberal
Urm Jn. 0, 1R75.
M. RAPfiltRU,
ATrOKXISY A.KD CODN'StTJ)?. T LAT.,5
Bank 8tkei.t IiehiouTox, P.
Knl Fftlate nu4 Collection Ajrency. Will Rut and.
Roll Utt I Mat p. Conveyancing neitly done C" -Notion
promptly m.ide, Settling Kntnie- nf tv.
45 1enti upecUlty. May be confculted In Knli'-h
id Harman. N.
J- CONVEYANUKR,
AND
ftEfTERAL INSURANCE AGENT
The fbllovlnt Corupanl- are Represented:
X.BBANON MUTUAL, FIBU.
RKAUlhO UUfUAL Fllttt,
SVOJtIO FIKli.
rOl'TSVILLIi i'lUK,
LKUiC.U 1'IIIK. unflthfiTItAV-
nT,nns' accidunt insuiianok,
Also PonnsvlTanH and Mntnal Hore Tlilet
Detootlva and Insuracoo CouipRiiv.
Martn 28. 187. VIlos. KBMnREn.
JT F. RBL.VZ,
rUOTOORArilER.
Upnor Mnln etrot.
SLATINtfTOX, TA.,
In tlio GlUXKr renontly occauicd by
ft. K. DINCLEK
riOTURK TAKEN IN ANY WEATHER..
A ppcialtr.
CATRONAQK SOLIL'ITKD,
And Katt'ilactton
Owarantccd JancH)-78TI
jA.VID EISBIESIT'S
Livery 8s Sale Stables,
BANK TRKICT.t,KIIl'(3HTON, Pa
FAST TROTTING HORSES,
ELEGANT OARUIAGES.
Xni porttlvoly LOWER PUIOEB Umn any
other Livery in the Uoauty.
Lorge and handsarne' ClirlacM for Fnncral
jiarpoeos and WeOOInts. UAVI I) KUliKltT.
JJot. 22. ItTt
it mi
BUILDER CONTRACTOR
BANK STREET, LEIIIGHTON, I'A.
IteRPMifally annoances to the citizens of Lo
hlcnton ana Tielmty that he is now pronamd to
OOM rilACT fer the ISltliOTION o! UWELL
IU HOUSlia, OHUKU11KR, HUIIOUI,
HOUSliH, and OTI1 Ull 11U1LDINUH. Also
that ho keopi constantly un hnuit u lull assuit
mont of every donorlption of SKAbONKlJ
Conslstlnp; or FLOOItfNO. BIDINO. HOOltS.
BAHU, HLIND. MUTJTTEUB. MOLDlNUrt,
Ao.. nhloh lie la prepared to lurulsn at tho vry
Lowest Market I'rlcos.
Patronago respectfully eolicltiul.
MI7. W1I..H. ItEX.
r0 CAPITALISTS!
A LI1IITKD NUJIBER OF SIIAltES OF
TUB CAPITAL BTOC1C OjT.TUB
Lohightou Gas Light Co.
till remain nndlspoacd of. Khnroa F I V T Y
DOLLARS. HulMorlptious to thp Btnck will
,bn recelrud and Intoiuialiou furiuahed on up
plication at Una oillco,
! II. V. MORTIII.MEU.
LthlKbton, April 22, me.
T BD, a purohaier for a WJiccler & Wilson
tlUWIN'U ilACHIMi Jj cash will buy
Call at this OtUce. '
MEW
Railroad Guide.
N'
ilRTIl l'KNNA. UAII.UOAI).
Passrn trcrs for Philadelphia will lonvn Lclilirli.
Ion as follows!
8:11 n. in., vm. L. V. nrrtvo at PhlM. nt fin n m
S:l ! n. in. via L. V. nmvo nt l'lilla. nt H:'i n. m
7:17 ii, in. via L. A S.
11:00 n. in.
itvi a. in. M.i it v.
Il:n7 p. ru. L t
I0:i7 p. in. vm L. V.
2:21 p. m. via L. A H.
4:17 p. m. via 1.. it H.
4:11 p. m. Ma L. V.
llpiOn. m.
2:0.1 p. in.
Sim p. in.
Bill ii. in.
8:1", I. to.
Hi5 . m.
a :r.- p. ni. in j v
8:'W p. m.
Ri'inrmnir. lonvnilonot nt rrrka nnd Ainorl-
cai St., Phlla., at 7:W). 8:13 anil VM n m. i 2:10,
3:43 and 9:15 p. in.
Faro from Leiilchton to Phlla., 2.55,
H&curslon Tickets, f I 0(1
April 17. lH)li KLLia CLAItK. Agent.
jrtrciVTIlA I. U. It. OK K. .1.
W I.KIIldll A SUStiUKHANXA DIVISION.
All ltnll Itnutc In ImiR llrnncli.
I'ASSI'.NIIKU STATIOSS;i.S NLW YOliK I'OOT
OK LIllllllTY ST., AMI I'WrOr'OUHKSON
ST., N. H.
Time Tftblo of May 22, 18T0.
Tnlns lenvo Lvhlhlon as fullcws:
For New York, I'.aton, Ac, at 6.27, 7.17, 1107
a. m., 2.20, 4.47 p. m.
For rhlfadelphla, 4 27, 7.17, 11.07 a. m 2,20,
4.47,
ForMaueh Chunk at 10.20 a. m., 1 00, fi.38, 0.S0
8 48 p.m.
ForVnikwIlarre and Scranton at 10.20 n. in., 1.00
O.fiO p. m.
Kilurning I.eaVe Nev York, from station Cen
tral llallrotd of N"ew .Tersoy, foot of Liberty
street, North Iller,t8.40, H.I5 a.m., 1.00.
245 and 4.0(1 p. m. Hosts le.nn foot of
Clarkson St. at 12.60, 1.60 and 3.20 p. m.
Leavo I'hlliddphia, from Depot .Vorlh I'enn'a
It It., at 7.0 1.0.45 a. m.,2.IS, 3.45,6 15 p. m.
l.eavo Kaxtou at K.35, 11.40 n. in., 3,55, 6.33
7.00 p m.
Leave Maucli Chnnk at 5.20,7.10, 11.00 a.m., 2.20
4.4, p. m.
Vo: further particulars, seo Time Tallies at tho
Stations.
1'ASSHMIBKS VOll L0NO IlIlANCIl CI1AXOK
CAHS AT LMZAIIKTII.
II . P. HALUWIN, Ceil. l'asscnir.r .tgent.
'July 4, IS74.
pUIIiA. is, ItlUlllMi lt.VlI.KOAl).
Arrangemctit of l'astengor Trains.
july urn n;e.
Trains Icavo ALLF.M'O .VN mfi llows:
(via rn:i;iOMK hiia.cii.i
Forrhllndelphui. ui 4.M,o..n). .60. a.m.,12.00
noon, b.wj nini "O.io p. m. .
l-HSDAVS.
For Philadelphia at l 30 a. ru. '12.00 noon and
3.10 o.iii.
i VIA EtH 1TNSA. IlllAKt ll.)
For Ho iOIiib, t 2.30, 5 51', t.Vi a 111,, 12..0. 2 10, 4.30
a. d 9 O0ji.ru.
For l.intIMIs. t 230, 553, 3.55 a. to., 12.20, 4 30
anil 9(i p.m.
Fur Lancaster uiul Oolum'jii, 5 5, S.55 a.m. and
4 :i'i n m
tliocn not run on Mnndny
u A1IAM.
For ltoadini 2 30 a.m. " Tt nml 0 00 ri m.
Foi ll'imxtmt'f?. 2.30 n.in, and !i no ii.ui.
irt'ins lUKAUUK.MUw loavo aa ionows:
(VIA I'KUKIONiEN liRVNCll.)
Leave Pln nnWiiluii. 3.a). 9.14 . m., 2.i5, 6.2o,
"i 2a ami 7.(!0 p. ni.
s UXDAY-.
Lmvo PUIlailolphla, 8.15, 8.2) a. m nnd 4 10
p. nt.
(TIA KAST rUNN . nilANCH )
Leavo Re.iomir ;.4 i. ,-.4i 10.35 a in., 4 03. 8. 10 snd
in. '10 , in
Leave llanWinrc, 5 2) 0.15, 8 10 a. m., 2.00. 3 67
nnd 7.4" p.m.
Lo.ive L'lma-der.MO 7.45 a.m. 12.55 nnd 3.15 p.m.
l4ea,o(:oluuibl'4 5 30 7.3 o.m., l.toaud 2 25p.it..
iUMJAY,.
Leave Rondlne 7 3 mid 7. 1 : a.m.
L'-ave H'ti'riiinit:, 5: i a.m.
Trains ln:lkei, thin tl inn to nnd from ilnnol
9th r.nd (Ireon slfects, l'lilbniniphli. otner
uulnston d mm Ilinni tret ilepit.
'1 be .20 H. ill Irilin from Phi aL'elnh.n nnd 0.2.',
p. m triiiii fiom Ailennnvti hnro tbiiush cam
to nml itvui h in m, X. Y.
Ttie 2.1o p. in train irnnt PHI .nieliihli anil 12.
L0 1100:1 tt'.Mi from AilcntoU a n.ivn thmtiim e.irs
to n;ld Iroin 1'tttfctO'i
1 ho 5.2", p in. tii'in from l-hllitdolpliiii ami 0 ;o
n. m trutitflom Atlo'itown liavo IhroUKll cats
to ami iroin .M&uch Ciiituk.
J. li. WOOT1KN.
Mot S, 1871. ec'teratsuiifrtntendent.
pU.V.SYLVAMA IIAILHOAI),
Philadelphia & Kitn: nn. division.
Summer Time Titltle.
On nnd nitoi sundai. a run. 2Jd, 1S76, tho
Tnilns on tho IMiiUdoIplil i d: i.rlj lialinud in.
Vfdoii will mn nsroliows:
wj;-,iVARn.
El'.Ii; EXPRESja ioiivi-h Mw York 9.2 n m.
Piiiliilclplua 12.i5p.rn,
R.illlmoiu 1.20 p.m.
JlnirUbur 6.iiip.ni.
air, at Williamspnrt 8.55 p.m.
i.ocx Haven 10.3np.1u
.uo io.t5 p.m.
ERIE MAIL loatei Nrw voik 8.2.5 n.m
Plnladcliilila 11.5 1 11.111.
llalunioii) 1.10 p.m.
Ilnulbiirc 4.'J5ain.
U'lllintiifcpoit b3,n.in.
Ixick lia on U.40 11. nt.
lloiiova 10.55 a.m.
nrr, at Kno 7.50 p.m.
N IAOARA EX. leaves Pt.llndclplu 7.i0 11.111.
llaitlniniH ".so a.m.
UniriiburE 10.45 0.111.
arr. at wailsmsiiort 1.50 p.m.
I.oultlUveu 3.15 p.m.
Henovn 4 15 p.m.
K11110 6.45 11. m
lluffilo
L'K HAVEN AC. I've Puiindelphla 8.00 a.m.
lialtlmoio 8.30 a.m.
llairlxburgr l.'jsp.m.
arr. at Willlainaport 0.10 p.m.
Lock Ilitvoa 7.30p.m.
SUNDAY EX. loaves ow Y'oifc 8.'J5 p.m.
I'liiladelphia llo.5u.iu.
llaUlliii.io 1 10 p.m.
llariinuinr 4.1 1 am.
arr. ni Villiiunsport 7 40 u in.
EASTWARD.
PIIILAD'A EX.leavca Erio 7.00 p 111.
Lurk Kuvon 3ii,m.
. William, port 7.55 a.m.
arr. at IIutnbiiri; ll.40a.in.
Raltimoro 0.'.5 p m
Philadoijihla 3.30 ji.m.
Now Voile 6 45 p,in.
DAY EXPRESS leaves Kane coo a.iu
Itenova in.10 n.m.
Lock Haven 11.20 uni.
Williainnport 12.40 a.m.
arr. et Hmnsbunf 4.inp.m.
i'hlluiielphla 7.20 p.m.
Kn Yuri 10.15 p.ni.
llnlttmoro 7.33 p.m.
Watuumiton U. 02 p.m.
liRlE leaves Erie l'.'JOu.iu.
Itenova 8.53 p.m.
i Lock llnvcn 10.15 pm.
WilUarasport 11.15 p.m.
llnirUbuiK 2 43 am,
liaituuoiu 7.35 am.
l'nilndo:iilila 7.00 u.m.
New York 10.1C 11.111.
FAST LINE loaves Willismspurt 12.35 a.m.
urr. at llurrlsburg 3.56 a.m.
llaliiuinro 7.36 u to.
Phlladt lphla 7.35 u.m.
Now York 1U.25 n.m,
SUNDAY EX. leaves Willluiuspoit S 15 u.m.
urr, ut tlarrlfeburir li.4'l n.m.
J'tilliuioljihla 3.'io p.m.
Now Yoak (S.45p..ii.
llaltlmoro 7.35 p.m.
Erlo Mall West. Nlmrara Express West, Lock
Uuvuu Aecom. West and Hay FxiroH J.uat
uuiko close connection at Northuaibiirlmd with
L.&ll.ltlt. ti'Hiusfoi Wllkeelinrio nuil Scruuloii,
Erlo Hall Wiwt. Nlncara Expicss Wost. Eilu
Express WoBt and Lock 11' von Accommodation
Wohi mnkooloso connection at Wllllauispurt
with N. C. P.. W. tralus uortli.
Erlo Mull 'ot, Nlairura Fxproas West nnd
Day Express East mil,o close cnnuoctioii at
Look ilavou with U. H. V. It It. trains.
Erin Mud Eust und West connect at Erlo wltli
tralus on I. B. iS M . 8. RR., lit Cony with O. O.
c4 A. V. tilt., nt Emporium with 11. N. Y. A P.
Xtll., and nt Driftwood with A. V. Hit,
Parlor Cars wlil run ootwecn Philadelphia and
WilllniuMioit luNiairuiu Kxinoss Wot, Pnu
Express Wofct. Plillnucliihta uxpioss East, Day
Expros EnBt ,aml Buitduy Expiuss East,
aloouluu' Curs on ull night tniuis.
Wil. A. 11ALDWIN, Ocn'l Supii
j.iaiAJiiyiii'iiBiJ-'-'"'cmy-Ji-
D
JIKSSHI) AND IilVK
n
Tho unilerilinied respectfully Informs tho
cltlicns of C'nilion and niljnlninir conntios, that
lio Is nirnlu piepnicd to supidy them with
Dressed or Live Hogs
at pr'ees fully nslow ns they can ho liousht for
elsewhere. Also. Smoked limns, llologno und
Biiis'liiro, nt Wholes lo aim Retail.
IV" Ordm will lm pionipllv Ullcd. nnd 1Ior
slnppeil to any point nt tho shortest notico.
JO EPHOBERT,
Rmk ctreet, Lehlirhton, Pa.
Nov. 0, yl
"78.
RRAIlY'S rnNTKNNIAL CIC1 Alt AND
TOllAClO EMPORIUM AND I1I1L1ARD
IUjOSi, one door above Hank's Itnkciy.
HniiU St., C-eFilgSston.
Also, OENERAL NEWS AGENCY. Dr.lly
and Weekly Papots and ijiko-ide Library regn
atly supplioJ. Aptlll, 1171.
jlrvnluittiin OIL Company,
OF NEW YORK.
Liiliriciiit nml Illumiii.'itins Oils.
Wil. N MARCUS, Room 3', Verehunts' r.x
chaniro, Till ill) nml WALNUT Mncis, PI I a
delohi t Pa. Nov. 2 lfr7o.
Truss and Surgical Bandage Stnnd.
W J. llVHItl'.TI', No. 51 .Vorili .-utouth t.
" bn'ow Aifh St. Pliil.ido.phln. Litcdim
proved Tiawi houle Jltiiees, Ulnsllc t . ck
iiifis licits. Bupensniie, Cnilclies, Diforimlv
liihlruments, Ao, Aiso .Mrs. Kveiclt's. M'ch's
self ndjustlii" uud other colelnnted Female np.
potto's Lsdy Actonamit. Lniiro tnck and
low price". Ilcrnl" siicccsbfitlly tio.itco.
Jnlv3l,lS75..1y.
QKXTKNNIAI, SALOON,
SUSQUEHANNA ST.. MAUCII CIIUNIC.
FItANK IXKJIAXX, I'roji'r.
Fresh Philadelphia Laser Reer always on tap.
Cigars of Cho cesl fi n 01 s. and nil olhnr Muds
ot ltolivhnieuts to no found In 11 lltst-cliiss
Saloon. FREl'l LTJNC1I i viiiy Merulim in 10
o"c:ock. a 1 whoa yoa co to Mituch Uhu.uk.
July 15, ls;o.yi
Tj'OR OOOI) JOll PRINTING, CALL AT
1 THE OARllON ADVOCATE OITICE.
Work ready wheniiromlsod. nnd nt city prices.
Do euro to call It will pay to do so.
A Gootl.Fainily Medicine
SWA VIVE'S
Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills.
3 IlADACIIK. Lanirour and Melan
choly gtuernlly sprlnc trem n nieonlcred etom
scli. oosuveiics or a tondd liver. Enelt may l.e
pponrtily removed by I)r Swnyno's 'lur t ills
which stlumtuto the liver nnd stomncli to n
ho llby action In rouunlnirnll bill uiifiiess, and
pioducUis legulur ovaciiatlous of ttto Loivels.
LIVER COMPLAINT,
that drendoil dli-ense from which so many per
sous fuller, Is trtqacutly tho cuuSo ol
Headache, Indigestion and Dyspepsia,
Is speedily nlicvcd. and are often poriuauontlr
cuiud by ihoiru-o. roronarnulteu pioventiil
by tho use ot these Barssparillu Pills, us they
carrf oir, through tho blood, the linpinltli'S
Iroin 5Vhich they ailso. For COSTIVENESM
there Is lmthluit so cCpctuit. as
Swayno's Tar nml Sarsaparilla Pills.
Thej' aro puiclV. vegetable, and act Kpeeially
uu tho Llirr us llluo Siassor (.uloiuc), without
any bad resu is 11 oin taking.
DeMuibo syiiivloms In a'l communlcntloui',
und iiddriu-s letters to DR. b WAYNE AteON,
PI'iliidelphln. No chargo for mlvp c- beuf by
mill 011 iccelpt of price. Pilco25 cculsu box
Uto boxus for l.
ASIC YOUR DUUUQIST FOR TI1EU,
1 so I
F J toS Eh P ei
fea 03 J S P-l
1 2 B I i s
g S I S q s h S
IB SI
'Now Advoi'iiRomonts.
THE LUNGS!
O0NSUMPTI0M I
This dlf Iresslng nnd UonRiTous eompl'iliit nnd
Its preinoi ltoiy symp niiis. ltefflenled toiiith
nig t swi nls, hnirenefs, watlnc ll 'sh, lever
mrmnnenlly euri ilby ' Dr. Bwnyiio'nCoinlioiinJ
Pyrtipof Wild t ho iv "
IIRONCIUTIS A ininonllnrnt l iilniona'y
Coiipinnplion isoliaraclirlzeit hycnlnnli or in.
Uimiuauoii of the mucous ineiniir-ne of the air
rnnte. with eimgli and cxpoeinriition, ehnit
hrinth, honienoss pains 111 tho cheat. For nil
l.iiinpinal nfloctiOiis, horo ihivat. loss of voice,
coughs,
DR. RWAYNK'S I'OMI'OUND
Syrup Wild Cherry
IH A SflVKntTON ItKMKDY.
iremorrhafje, or HtWtiva blnod, may iirnccril
from tho Inrtnx, trrhm liroiit'tiln nr lmiirf,
ami in me U nm various can as mi it no nliytcal
pxnrilon, p'lt'ior. , nr fullMrt of iho nnIti
wenb hintrs, 'tvorttrnlimip otthn volro HuppitHS
otl pacimUon, olitnictum ol tlm tl o. or .lv
er, otr.
h Swayno's Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry
ftnlti" nt tho root ot (.'spao by purirrtntr the
bin- i r pto- iiir ttio 'tvo -mill kliltn-vtn heal thy
an ion tin ..turrit. Mir tnr ncrvmis pyntrt'tii.
Tlio only Rlaiiil.ini lotncdy tni hciiiorrioio.
bin icliial nit't nil i-uMnoiaty ronipliint--. Vt n.
RuinrtlviR orthnso wenpinetHp wo ik lunrp,
(o'll not full to usa this r:mu Toctublo rem
utr
It minnlnm povr, tKt mlvovor crn'ump
tion init (ivor 'rry chrmih 'l rao v.u'rti
iTHlni, alter itlvfl -'ctiiMi ih ih'P'IoiI. Umlf-riN
iif n tlio coii'h 1 oncnrit, the maht r-yri-ati li
minisli 1 ie pitn Htilniilcs. tin1 oul-r rftnrn to
lt mi nr I htaii'l-iil. tho tftiuach 1h ntuu-oveit
m H powrr roiMgi'Ht ami n'tlato thoiootl,
nml rM-ry nrnn I n 1 n tniHT ui-o bcttci iinaluy
blond Mopp i( (i tit t out- ot vrhWh now leciea
tlvii nrtl p'astio ninio.inl is mni'o.
SAVED HIS LIFE.
yns that r,f Eilwnnl II. Ilai iso i, Engh eernt,
. .. . .u n ,'Jl'uij. I.,,, ..in ; tx. r 111 It',
1 lll.lU CipilIU.
I Weill V i in s h i e el in 141 il tlni't. In- win i'iii',.il
I'llKIK ONH Dlll.LAII. Unities 5. If
vo'iriliui'ait.ti.i'Kio e'ie. periloes u i eill lt,o
Will fni'M-ni.l I .1. won fii't.'h, i.ni.l (..n,... ...I
drees, on lrcoivt ol oneo.
riu r.i:F.ii only nv
III!. .SW ti'.r. At S.
330 X. Slxtli Street, l'lill'iide lphla.
Mild uy ui noiutneiit Diugglts.
Itcliihg Piles!
mr.Ks, iMLEs, itching nr,r,s,
Positively Cured by tho uso ol
WAYNE'S OINTMSiNT.
Home Testimony :
I was sorely nlllic'&l with onoot (he most dls
1'CsMnaot 1 1 iiit.ee.se. I'ntiltiis m i mnm. nr
moircominnnlv Known tut ltrhlnir PUis lho
licnin. hi iimes w is iiunnsr iiiti lei'ubio meie'is.
Ill liV eilltetlltllT. alio not unfri'iilienlTi m r.imo
(lilltohonl.
i.iio.i"iii iiiioxoi "Mw.nne-s (l.nlmiMit '"lis
iibn li rjiilei; lellef, nml m n nlinii tlmo mu'lo
n pert it euro, loin now 'loop umlisliul ed.
and I wouid avii-o al, svho nro nifT'iing with
thii illpli c'vlngioinplnlnl lopioenio' hwi, ncs
O'littnen. 'et oiiro. r bml tiled pichmiii Inns
timin t l.'iiumcr.ible, w.tiioiu ilinliii'r nnv pel in.
niieiit lellrl. Jo.-. W. ClUti.-iV.
l'n in i f LnMel A I hint.
Hoot and shoo House. 341 Noitli sremid.Rtieot.
I'hi!uileli)iila.
SKIN DISEASES.
BWAYNE'N ALL HI' AI.INd OINTMUNT
Is ill o ll s-picifle lor TrITEII, 1T( H. K LV
Itlll'.l'M, MJXLD HEAD. ICRYH! PKLAS
liAiiniju'.s iron, nun iii.ori)iiEs, all
MJAIA, CIlUsrY. t'UTA!VHOlH Willi'.
riti.NH. pei lot 1 1 v safe null brainless, even on
Iho most Un lei mlum. I'nco 5(1 rents, 3 boes
fort 1.25. hi'iitovm iltoaiiytiddriksonioccliit
of pruo
Sold by ail tholeiidlneniugciita.
l'looaied only by
330 North Sixth. St., Piilladelpliia.
: : use
IAD0RN! LONDON
YOUR in '.n.LDn.l
: nun oihui nusiui ci
HAIR.
ron nESTonino
; : GRAY HAIR
' To Us Nntural Vitality and Color.
HERE IS "THE' VllOOF
' Or Its Superior Excellence.
Read this Homo Ccrtiflcnto tostlfled to by
KUwnrd -ll. Gairigues, uuu. of tho most compe.
tent Diiigg sts and ('In mists In I'hllnaX'Ipbi.'i, a
man whoso veracity nOno can doolit:
I am uappr to add uy testimony to the great
valooot thu " Loudon. JJuir t.'oor Restorer,"
which icsuired my ha.r to lis original dark i ol.
or, mid tllohitoupuoars to by poiuiuiient. I inn
tutmicd that this, prepaiutioi Is iioUunc llkoa
dto, hut opeiotes upon 'the pecretions. It is
also a bcautUul hair iliesslng, and ptmuotos the
growth. Ipuichasod tho llrst boitl Iroin i;o.
U. (Jarrlcuos. Uunrgtst. Tenth nnd CViiite-sts
who cm alto testtlv my luor wits voiy gray
when J cuiuiueucnJ Its uso.
MRS. MILLJUt,
No. 730-U. Nlttth-st., Philadelphia.
US. SvyAYMS A r"o' Respected Filenil: I
Imtotao eltusiite tu liifoim toil tl.nt a intiy of
my uiqualniaiice, sirs Ml ler, Isdeltjililisl wlm
too tucctsiuf vnuoVTjoiii'.ou Color Hull' ltiuloi.
er" Her hair 5vo, falling rnplilly mid nuuo
(puy, 'i no color in s otr'u icsim eu, unu ttiu iuu-
uir out tnuroiy fcioi.peu uy iw U'..
k R. UAltRIOUKS.
Druggist Cor. Tpntli .mil Coates sts.. 1'hlla.
All that ait can sccoiuplii.li In buautifylng.
streugilienluy, thickening and adoi mug tho uulr
Is ( Ifeotcit ov Uhinir "ijoiulou Hairt-'otor Roster,
er." it alluiulutos and foicts u niw growth : If
giny. rostoies lis nntural color, and lenders It
tllkyaim beniitllill : cui oauiliull: keeps tho
culii cIb, n. cool ami lieu lluy. All Urtiuglsts
s"U It. I'nco 70 jceutsj six Uoltlcs,tl. Belli by
1'ipitsi to uuy aild(Ois.
BWAYNIi A SON, 310 N. BlxthH. Philad'a,
BOLE I'ROPIUETORH. 1
Vov Sulo ly all DiuijglrjtM.
Julyllifl870.yl
ii, ,i. it . ivto-'i i i -ii. llimiv,
sweats oriMliio,r, ereal ttenktir'si npti nt ihf
f.'rent tlmo n pint ot luoil, uue up nil hope of
reei very, 'lhroiiirh tl. o ili nt " J)r. stcointv
M'f M(Vierls'MH" In eamo .1 MUllnlnnd hen ltd v
The Foreman's Story.
I am llio fun inn n In a shift ami draw
trs factoiy. I nm forty yenM.uld, nml
I nnvfr wnt t nrtlovilai ly liaiiilsmno to
look at. I don't supposo my nmiiiiers
nro psppclally faiclnatliifr t'ltlier, fur
tlio ".Iris mostly call ir.p, ns 1 nm (ilvt'ii
to iinilcistai.il, " Old Crusty" aiul
" Dear." Not that 1 moan to lio crosi,
hut some peoplo liavt'li't tlie nuteeatllo
ways of others.
1 liav) snt behind tlio tall desk in
Tnpo & IliittoiilielP.t iiiiii'leen years.
I've 8oen a pood many curious phases of
life within that tlmo, hut thu most cu
ilmis of all lmppi'tieil to myself person
ally, nnd that is precisely what I am
goltiR to tell you about.
" I wouldn't have had It happen for
flvp pounds," said Deiinlson.
Di'iinlson hail charge of Iho out-door
dcpaitmi'iit, and he eamo in, oh that
wet, drizzly February evening to stai.d
by tlm Kiate fit (s In my loom.
" What has happened now ?" said I.
" Its Lame Hotly," said Deiinlson.
"Two rolls tif work mlssincantl Hetty,
declares she brought 'em hero."
I laid down my mio.-e-iiulll. Lame
Hetty had been In my tlioii",hts some
how, all that rainy Iwlllijlit.jiist as peo
pie and things will take poiseaslnn nf
yout bralli nt times, and you can't help
yourself. A soft-eyed, low-voiced girl,
wlio walked with a ctulch, and always
wore delicate prays and dove colors. I
know her from the throng bicaiio of
the " tap tap" of her crutch, and used
always to speak to her when I sa,w her
standing In the loop; no of girls who
waited, on .Satuiday nlht, to deliver
their work and receive their pay.
" That's had," said 1.
" Two pound,' 5voith of shirts,"
said Deniilstiu " order shirts, too, und
that maliei It Worse. I'm sorry for the
lllrl ; she has a pretty faco of her own,
nml 1 always liked her ; hut of course
It's necessary to stand by tides. Loso
her deposit, and no mure work."
" Hut suppose alio pays fot tho miss
Inp wmk I"
' " It Isn't likely she'll do that," said
Deiinlson. " This sort of girl seldom
has two pound ahead."
" I don't believe It's her fault Den
nKoii," I in-MeiT.
" She is rospon-ihle, isn't she ?"
" Yes ; but "
Just then Mr. liuttonboll eamo in
5vilh a iin-nt order In his hand.
" We shall have a tight pull for It,
ulr, to fill this," mid I, dubiously.
" Hut It miit be tilled," said ho.
" l'iit,uii nil jour hands. Tuin on a
full head of steam. It won't do to let
l't elt ,t I'atl.son o to any other place."
And lie hustled away.
" Very uiirortuiiale,"sald Dennlson.
" Lhmmi Hetty was one of our best
hands."
Hetty Dm ranee cumo tho next morn
ill;:, as usiiiil, io receive work, and sho
bad two I'iMiiiils In her hand.
" Slime kind ft lend has sent me this
to pty fur tho hut rolls of work, sir,"
the said to me.
" Ymi'ro In luck, Hettv," said I,
frowniiii; over n long column of llmires,
and tiin not to blush under Iho earn
est look of her soft brown eyes.
" And I'm niuch.oh, so much obliged
to him, whoever he Is," she mHed, in
a low tone. " Hut I can't uso it unless
unless you thing I am Innocent."
" Of course I do," said I, looking up
at the' quiver of her voice, " I don't
believe ycu would take a pin, Hetty.
Iv'o known you for four years, and I
believe you are a good girl. It's an
awkwark mistake sonunvheio ; nut
there's not many mistakes, my girl,
but what Und clears up In Ills own
good time. Now, take jour place In
line j there's no time to bo lost this
morning."
" Oh, Mr. Harvey," said poor Hetty
ono day, when Jenny Warren, the
proudest and prettiest of our gill), had
declined to respond to her modest bow,
" it's very hard to hear."
" Walt, Hotty j only wait," said I,
cheerily.
" Hut It's breaking my heart," said
she. " They all think I am a thief."
" I don't, Hetty."
" I know that, sir. I should drown
myself If nt least ono person in tho
world didn't hellevo that I was Inno
cent." TWO winter wore itself a way. TNio
busy season was succeeded by ono of
ciimparitlvo dullness, and among tho
hands struck of the list was Ilottyljor
rance. Hut Hetty Dorranco never eamo to
learn Iter doom.
'.' IVrhapa sho Is sick alono In
wnnt," I thought. And tho nioro I
pondered on the mattor tho tuore uneasy
I felt; ,v
a 1'erhaps sho is dead 1" '
And with that last, overwhelming
thought came thu full revelation of my
own honrt,
I had gmwn to lovo Hetty Dorranco.
Well, why not? I could nllnrd n
wifo as well as most men. Hetty tvas
only a sowing girl, and lamu at that ;
hut sho hail n iaco liko one of God's
angels, and n heatt as a Illy, Of that
I lelt certain. I loved her ; why should
I not marry her ?
So 1 tat down nnd wroto tier n Jlttlo
note, saying simply that I loved her,
and asked her if slid could consent to
become my wife ; and I concluded by
saying that 1 would call on tho mor
row to leeelvo her answer.
Just as I sent my letter off thcro eamo
a knock nt tho door.
"Mr'. Harvey are you alono? Can
I spenk to you for ono moment ?"
"la that you, Helen Arden ? Why,
I thought you wero married and gonu
to Cullfuruia I" cried I.
"I am married to a spendthrift and
n villain," said sho, with a little honrso
laugh, 'i nnd I am going to California
to morrow ; but I wanted to pay you
for something."
"for what ?"
"That roll of 5vnrkthnt peoplo accus
ed Hetty Dorrance, tlio latuo qlrl, for
taking."
"Helen I Did you tnko It ?"
"Yc," she cried, recklessly, "I took
It I I was sorely In need of money j tho
landlady wnuld'nt let mo hnVo my
trunks to he married until I paid her
what I own! her. I was standing by
lame Hetty tl.nt. night. I saw her lav
Is tlio piles of work on tlio desk j I saw
'em sup anil fall nil tho heap. I ivas
Jut going nway, and it was an easy
thing to stoop, as If forniy own pocket
handkerchief, and pick 'em up. I
pawned them, thinking I could easily
redeem them, hut I Dover did. Hero
Is money to pay for them. I hope Uot
ty was not blamed."
"She was, though," said I, slowly.
"I can't help It," said. Helen, light
ly, "l'vo done my best. Willyouseo
that sho is righted ?"'
"As for as I can," .
And Helen went nway muttering to
herself lometlilng about all her' ac
counts being closed nt last. I paid but
llttlo attention to It at that tlmo hut I
remembered It afterward.
I went tlio next evening to Hetty's
s'mplo lodgings, over n baker's shop.
"Miss Dorranco l1' said the' baker's
wlfo meeting mo at tho foot of tho
stairs, with a baby In her arms. "Why
dld'nt you know? She's moved away."
'Moved,! and my letter ?"
"We got a letter yesterday, sir, nnd
forwarded It to bur. No. 80 Avoriel
Square, sir."
So I went to 30 Avonnl Siunro a
little gem of a brown stono house, nil
hay-windows nnd balconies, standing
in its own grounds, and there was Het
ty at the casement, watching for mo
"Hetty," said 1, "did you get my
letter ?"
"Yes, Mr. Harvey."
"And 5vhat Is your answer ?"
"That I will bo your wife, Mr. Har
vey, and that I am, oh, bo thankful'
that I havo gained a good man's love!"
I stooped and kissed her daisy face.
"I suppose you aro sewing hero,
Hetty," said I.- "It is a handsoino
house)."
"No, said Hetty, half laughing and
half crying. "I live hero.''
"Hetty I you I"
"My grand undo died," said Hetty.
"He was a bachelor, and hated us all ;
but he could'nt take lils- money with
him. I have inherited it all."
"It cannot bo possible," eald I, rub
bing my forehead.
"Hut It Is possible," said Hetty, "nnd
It is true. I wns Just going to send to
you lo pay that two pounds 5vhen I got
your letter."
"I have been paid, my girl," said I ;
and I told her nbout Helen Arden.
The next day we saw a little para
graph In tho papers, how an unknown
5voiiian,with tiie words "Helen Arden"
5vrltten on her pocket handkerchief,
hid drowned herself from Loudon
Undue.
This is my ntory. It Is simplo enough;
yet I think It has tho elements of ro
mance in It.
A Practical .Toko on Himself.
A Charlemont marketman, when de
livering goods ono morning, 'discovered
m leaving the house of a customer a
custard pie sitting In a window whero
the lady of the house had placed It to
coo! for dinner. He at onco appropria
ted It, and driving directly to the storo
of the lady's husband, called him qut
and told him he had "hooked" a nico
custard pie, and If lio would get snmo
cheese they would havo a nico tlmo
eating it. Of cnursO tho chee.so was
forthcoming, and nfter satisfactorily
disposing of tho pie the question ntoso
what to do with the plato. Tlio mer
chant said ho would tako caro of that,
ami suiting his actions to his words, ho
dashed it against the wall. When tho
merchant went homo to dinner that
day ils wlfo apologized for not having
any dessert, saying she made a custard
pie for dinner nnd set it In tho 5vindow
to cool, nndho supposed somo boys
must havo stolen It. Her husband
was'iitj plu lumgry, and seemed "julto
pleased abot something, bnt kept
"mum." Next morning tho merchant
meeting tho marketman, sang out
Tie I" In reply the other said
"Cheeso I And whose plate was that
you suiaslied ?"
Exchanges nil say, "Look out for
counterfeit half dollar coins dated 1833,
1875, and 1870. It's tho other kind we
nro looking out for, and without much
success, either.
A belated citizen, from whom a
policeman was trying to rescue a lamp
post a few mornings ago, violently re
sisted tho endeavor, exclaiming ;
'Lemmo Mono ; I'm (hie) hold'n tb'
foit."
"Paris has porfumcd hats" says an
exchange That's nothing now. Pass
around n hat here any tlmo in Now
York mid it's sure to havo a scent or
two In it.
Thackeray tells us to tako a small bit
of paper and make a list of real geu
tlemen 'whom we know. V o don't
know of hut one, and as wohiivo plenty
of visiting cards, tliero is no uoed writ
ing tlio name.
Hy '"the Governor." It's hard work
to keop your sonsin check while they'ro
young i It's harder still to keep 'cm lu
cliockj when they groty older.