1.
H. V. MbitTiiiMGii, Propriotdh
INDEPENDENT-" Livo and Lot Live."
$1.00 u Year if Paid in Advance
VOL. IV., No 45.
hKlllUHTON, OARHON COUNTY, l'ENN'A, SATUHDAY MORNINO, OUTOMIR 7. 1870
Subscribers out of County, $1.20.
CARDS.
Furniture Wurehome.
V. Sthwtrtt, Bank Irml, tlralerin all kindi
furniture. CoJInt node to order:
nnnt nnrl Sline (Ink,
01 1 a ton Prettier, in 7rmt' building, Hank atre at,
All orttrt promptly iwra worn ioarran-u.
r Ait r. btrotiikhs,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
7-0mra! 2J floor oflthnad'a Hall,
Bf ntt Gtimtlc. Pa.
All bu.lnem entruitsd to bin will b Hoaiplly
att.nt.dto.
HavJ7, It.
ATTORN HT AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
JEavch Chunk, P.
UrOBr. above Dalon's Jery Store, Broadway
yjg- A. DtSKIIAMISll, M.U.,
PUTSICIAN AND SURGEON
ClMteUI altsalloa paid t4 Chronic niMAtea.
OBm: South Eait corner Iron amf 2nd st., Le
I thton, Pi. Arm j. mu
D
a. N. B. UltBEll,
paAriTIOIMU rllYBlCIAN AND SUWWIN.
Onto, ln Street, aeit d.nr shove the Pontofllre,
lab.lgtitn, ra. ohms uours rarrjTiiieeitci, uaj
rtw la t. 12'eW remainder uraay aiomrein
L.kljktoa. nori'
III I.IUI1U1TI, JAJ.B.LOOIE
B1
IBRTOLETTB x LOOSE,
ATTORHETl AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
mci JTIritNtlnil Bink Dnlldlnf, 2nd Floor.
UAUCK CHUNK, Pirn.
Can ba eooaaltst In Qeraiai. f Julr 24 18T
P 9. MBBHAK, I
ATTORNBT AT LAW,
Kelt Dor tafTIr Natiol Bask,
UU0U CHUNK, PA
3-fkn hs raoanltad la fleraiM. f Jn9.
JJ A. RKUTZ,
rcmcx of this ruACE,
snmt'e Raima. BANK-St.. LimaaTOK.
iConveyanxlar, OalleaUnc and all other bnsl
nana .oatrseted with the oflce promptly attend.
vs. Aim, Acamtfar tka PaiohMOand Salo u
Baal Batata. April H-vl
rJinONAS BECK,
jTjsncc of tuk pjcacb,
BANK Streat, LUIIianTON, Pa.
OnTsTartrler. Collecting and all bualneits eon
aart.d with tin. alfita prasnftly attaudsd to.
Mr-Arsat for'tlrst-clMis luturane. Companls.
and RUka of fSll kinds tafcan on tht moat lltwral
a.rta.
w.
n. itAPinBR,
ATTOKNSY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
I tsx Sia'atr, LtaiaMTON, Pa.
Kaal KataUau. Collection Ayenrj. Will Bavnnd
f ell Ttf ai Ktatr. O.nvejrauclnr neatly dour Col
l.'tiar""sptlr maaV. Settling Katates or 1). .
-4nte a .peclaUy. May bs eon.uMe.1 In Knllsh
ana Hrraan. Not. 22.
THOMAS UEDIimKR
CONVEYANCER,
AND
8ERERAL IN8UE&KCE AGENT
Tha folle'lag Companies ar Represented:
A.KHAWON MDTUALKIKK,
KKAD1NU MUTUAL ITllltt,
WVONtlNQ FIKE,
POTTHVILLK FIRE.
LKlIKHi FIltlCaaAUoTnAV
KI.JSRV ACCIDENT INHUItANCE.
Ataa rrnnavrraala nd Mctval Ilarae Tblef
DMMraand Iinrui Com pan r.
Umtl.im. 1MU8. KEMEItER.
J P. BICL.TK,
PHOTIinrtAPHER,
Upper Main atret.
hLATINtlTON, PA..
9n tao a ALUtar reoentlr aocipicd by
it. r. IIXNCLK
P PCTUStS TAKEN IN ANT WSATITER.
CJILDiiK'M LIKKNEKSKa
A peoisltr.
rATROtf AO)R SOLIflTKB,
Aad k'atWactlun
Um ant cad Jnntlt-Tlyl
JIVIO ESS BERT'S
Livery 6s Sale Stables,
ARK TREBV.LEUIQHTOIf, Pa
FAST TROTTING HOUSES,
KLKGA.KT CAUUIAGES,
jLHi poadrslr LOWKX PJIICM Uao tar
ther Lnary la the Caaatir.
Largs and handaotas Oarrtan tor rosiarat
rnrpemoa and WfOdlaja. DAVID BBUKIiT.
jKov. IS. laTA
w. jajEx
BUILDER A CONTRACTOR
BANK STREET, LBUIGBTON, PA.
BearotfmltT- annonncaa to tha eltlannaof Le
bialiton aod Tlolmty that ha la bow preoarrd to
IfjM TKAOT far Ul KHKCTION of DWELL
jpq HOUBES. CIIUUC11EH, KCUOOL
Mouses. ana oTnKH BuiiiDiNos. Aim
4hat he keepa eoMtanHy on hand fall aasort
aaent of erery deaerJptloa or BUA30I1 KD
eaaalattoa- of FLOOIIING. SIDINO. DOORR.
ABU. BLIND4. KUDTTEllB, MOLDINOH,
At., which he it prepared to inrnlali at the Try
Loweat iluket ITloaa.
Patroaaze reepeettaily aollettM.
Ma IT. Wl(, B. BEX.
T
O CAPITALISTS!
A LIMITRD NDMBER OF SHARKS OF
THH CAPITAL STOCK OF TUB
' t
Lehighton, Gas Light, Co.
Mill tetnilo andlapoaed el. Mb area FIFTY
DULLAKS. Habeonptiona to Uio Stock will
ai e rwelvtod and Infonnalion laroiaheo ou ap.
preattoo at Uua office,
. n-V.MORTHIMBR.
Irffajthton. Aunia. 1B71.
I?On QOOD JOD I'RINTINa, CALL AT
x THE OARUOrl ADVOCATE OFFICE.
Work ready when promlaed. and at city prlota.
JUe euro to oall-U will iiy to oo ao.
Railroad Guide.
N
OK.TII I'KN.-VA.HAII.IIOAI).
PanMctiiipri for Phllnilcliilila will luavo I.dilcli.
ton ollowni .
a. ni., Tin. L. V. nmvn nt I'lilln. at r:tt n in.
6:12 a. m. via L. v. arrive nt I'liun. nt V: u a.
7147 n. ni. via It. t S.
II:U i. in.
:Z n. in. via U V.
U:i7 p. m. via L t .
lOi'iT p. m. via li. V.
W P. in. Tin L. A H.
4:l7p. m. via L. ,ts.
4:41 p. m. via L. V.
ll:"Uit. m.
!:M p. m.
2A p. in.
5:4 1 n. ni.
8: in p. Ml.
8:19 p. in.
8:23 p. in.
t .li p. m. via L. V.
RKtiiniliin. leavfldetint at Terka and Aincrl.
can Ht lMilla., at 7tiw, 8:43 nnd 9:49 a m. i 2:10,
4Snml 5:13 p. m.
Fare frimi Lontchton to Plilla., f 2.55.
Kacuralon Ticket,, ft OI
April IT, 1)H KM.H (1LAI1K. Agent,
0"RNTIIA 1j IX. II. OP- Ti. J.
I.KIIHIII A HUStJUKIIANNA III VISION.
All Hull Itnulr tn l.ini(r Urnnvli.
I'ASBRMIKlt 8TAT10NS:iN NKW VUIIK POUT
OK I.II1KHTV ST., AND FOOT OK UI.A IIKS0N
ST., N. 11.
TIiiki Tnlilo of May 22, 1870.
1 rilliH luare l.ehlcliton ag lullcwa:
ForNewVork, Laalnn, Ar., nt 6.27, 7.47, 11117
a. In., 2.21',, 1, 17 p m.
For Philadelphia, 6 27, 7 47, 11.07 a. til., 2.20,
4.47.
4'or.Mauch Chunk at 10.20 a.m., 1 09, 6.38, CM
8 48 p.m.
For W llkrmllarre andScrantnn at 10.20 a, in., 1.09
B.euy. mi.
tttlurnitta Id-ate New York, from atallon Cen
tral Itallrotd of New Jrtij, foot of l.iljorty
ilreet. North Itller.at6.40. 8.15 a.m.. 1.00.
2.45 and 4.00 p. m. Uoata lenie foot of
Clarkaon Ht. at 12 50. 1.A0 and 3.20 i. in.
LeaTe Phllailelphli, rroui Depot North Penn'a
U It., at 7.I,U.4.1 H. Ml., 2.15, 3.45,5.16 p. in.
Leare Katon at VM, 11.40 a. in., 3.65, 6.30
T.00 p m.
Iave M.utch Chunk at5.20,7.40, 11.00 a.'m., 2.20
4.40, p. in.
Fo: further particular, aee TtmeTlltlea at the
riiutiomt.
l-ASSKMUIItS KOIl L0NU llltANCII C1IANOI!
CARS AT r.l.l.AHKTII.
II. P. II A LD WIN, Gen. Pautnuer Agent.
July 4. 1874.
plUI.A. i IlISAIIINO HAILllOAI).
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
BEIT. IWII 1870.
Traliia leave ALLKMOWN ai followBS
IV1A rfcllKlriMEN IITlANCtl.l
For Plillmlelpliln. ut M.IJ, H.3S, a.0O, a.m., '12.00
uouu, o.iit uuu -u..o u. m.
-IISIIJAYH.
For Phllndelphla ut13D a.jiu. 12.(0 noon ami
(VIA IIAS1 LTNNA. nllANCIl.)
For Un ullim, I 6 Co, ts.n a in., li-0. 2 10, 4.30
aiiiueo p. m
For HnilllOuri;. f 3 30, 5 50, S.65 a. 111., 12. 2 J, 4 30
anil u on n.tn.
Fur l.rm:mier and Columtila, 5 5J, 8.55 o.ni. ami
4 no u in
tDoo not run on Mnuilaya
PU.1 II A M.
'or lteadius. 2.10 a m. 2.25 unit 9 no u m.
For ll irrlilinrp, 2.30 a.m, and 10 o.ni.
Tlalua FOH ALMiN'lUWN learn as follows:
(VIA l'KKKIUMRN URASC'll.)
Leavo Phi'ailelnhiti. '6.10. u.liu. in., 2.K, 6.2.
9 L-i auu - I.W p. Ul.
HtlNBAYl.
Lmvo rniladclphla, 8,15, B.2) a. m., nnd 4 1 0
p. ru.
(VIA EAST TKNNA IlrtANc ll I
Itave lleauini; 7.4 '. 7.4 1 l.'.u a ui 4 00, .in fml
IU.30 D ni
Luavu llanHlinrr, 5 21,6.05, e 10 a. lu., :.no. .67
and 7.iri p.m.
Leave l.au(aler.n.40 7.45 a-m.-iK1, and s. 15 t, tn.
Iieave L'oltiuiblA fi a.m.. l.uo and 3 33 p.iu.
HUHUAVH,
I"ivo UeadlDR. 7 J) and 7.40 a.m.
Lt'avn Hiirrl'iiaiK, S.tti a ra.
TralUfl Uiaike.l tljln 11 run to and frnm rtertnt
tli and Oieen alreetw. lMilladeiiiliU. other
trntai to a- d Inun Unvid Htreet dep it.
uiur.jjn. in iiniu iruiii nil aneipu-n linn u.i
i. m. ti.im fiom Alleiitnwn nave turuuxli cat a
o ami In m K nilia, N. Y.
Too 1.15 11. m Until Iro'U rtli adelnhla Knil 12.
(0 noon liain riom AilouUiwu oavo tbruiigli cars
Ui and It am Pl.taion
'I ho 5.23 p in. tiutn from Philadelphia and t.M
n. m tiulnfrom Atlentowti havn ihrnnuii cor
to and irom aIhucu Uliutik.
J. K. WOOT11CN.
Bept. 23, 187lt. Ooifrd.Vuperiiiteiidenf.
PENNSYLVANIA IIAILHOAl),
PHILADELPHIA t KlIIE nit. DIVISION.
Summer Time Tahle.
On and altei HDkliAV apimi. "it ie-A
Trains oa the l'lnUaelphlu A Jirie llallioa'd Ul
vWm will ran im toliows :
WKnl'H'AKI),
ERIE EXPllliiss lenves New York 9.2 a.m.
a-iiu .ncipnia iz.up.ui.
ll.iltlnio.o 1.20 p.m.
llaiTlhHDr." 6.00 u.ni.
arr. at WilManmpiirt 8.55 p.ui.
Luc llariu 10.30 p.in
J.l 1H ill l K n tti
ERIE MAIL loat ej New York 8.25 ti!ai!
A'hilailclolila ll.51p.ui,
Jlclitmuro tuo p.ni,
limit. bui 4.25 am.
Wllltmni-iM)! t bio a.m.
. ( LiK)kUaea ti.40a.iu.
Ronovu 10.65 a.m.
arr. ati:iin 7.&nti.m.
NIAtlARA EX. loaves l'nllndclphia 7.V0 a.m.
iiumuioie 7. vi a.m.
lluirikhtirK 10.43 a in.
arr. at Willlamrpnrt 1.50 p.m.
Loot ll.vea 3.13 p.m.
ltenova 4.15 pm.
Kano 8.45 p. m.
Huff.ilo
L'K IIAVEN AC. I've 1'ttiladelphla 6.00 a.m.
iiaiumore 8.Ma.u.
llariisburg 1.23 p.m.
arr. at Willlamaport tuop.m.
lick llavim Mnnn
SUNDAY EX. leavea New York 8.23 11.111.
l'liiutdclphia llo3p.ni.
llaltlmore 9 10 p.m.
HnrriBtmr 4.111 am.
arr. nt Willlamaport 7 40 a in,
EASTWARD.
PIIII.AD'A EX. leaves Kne 7.00 p m.
J.iicic liavcn 6 3Jii,iu.
Wllllamiport 7.53 a.m.
arr. at llariubmir ll.40a.1n.
Baltimore e.2fi p ni
PliUndi'iphla 3.30 u.m.
NHtv Viirlc Aum
DAY EXPRESS leaves Kane 6.90a'.iii
ltenova 10.10 a. ni,
Ijxtnaven 11.20 am.
Willlamaport 12.40 a.m.
arr. at HairiBbuiK 4.H'p.tn.
l'hlladolihta 7.20 p.m.
New Yuri 10.15 p.m.
Ilaltimoro 7.33 p.m.
Waahioaton s.02n.m.
ERIE leavea Erie l'.20a.m.
ltenova 8.55 p.m.
Lock Haven 10.05 pm.
Willlamaport 11.15 p.m.
IIrrtburic 2 45 am,
" " Baitlmure 7.33 a m.
Philadelphia 7.00 a.m.
New York 10.10 u.m.
FAST LINE leaves Willlamaport 12.13 a.m.
arr. at narnaourg 3.03a.m.
Baltimore 7.35 am.
Philadelphia 7.33 a.m.
Nav Yurk 10.23 H.m.
SUNDAY EX. leavea Wllllainepoit 8 15 a.m.
arr. ut iiamauurir u.fJH.m.
Philadelphia s.sop.m.
rnew 1 ojk p.ir,
llalttiuore- 7.35ji.m.
Erie Mall West. Mia Kara Kxuresa West. Lock
ITaven Accom. Wist and Bar KxnreMt Eaat
make close connection at NortliDmborl.ml with
L.J2U.UR. trains tor witCMbarro and Hcianion.
Erie. Mall West. Nlacsra Eipress West. Jitle
Express West and Ixick IIkvuu Accommodation
Weal makeoioso connection at WilllainSDOrt
with N. C. U. W. trains north.
lir(o Man wet, Nlasara e xpress iyt ana
Day Express East make clnso connection at
MiriK iiavea wiiu u. u. v. mu iruuia.
Krln Ma. 1 Eaat and U'estoouroct at Ktlo with
trains on U S. & M. 8. Kit, at Corry with O. C.
t A. v. Kit., at .mporiam wim u. n. v, a r.
lilt., and at Drlltwood with A. V. lilt.
Pai lor Cara will run oetween Philadelphia anil
Wllllamnioit un NiagHia Kxpreas West, Frio
Kxpress wost, A'nuouoipuu c;spresa .;asi. jiay
Kinross East and Sunday Exuress East.
bleeping Cars nu all nlglit trains.
Carbon Co.'s Sons
Carbon Co.'s Sons
Carbon Co.'s Sons
Carbon Co.'s Sons
WELCOMEI
WHLLOMKI
WELl OMICI
WELCOM El
WKI.1 OMEI
WF.T-OMM
Will COM HI
V IC1.COMKI
WHLCOMI.I
WELCOMP.I
HtlRY t PKTRIW
LAUIIY A PISItMllV
IiAUUY I'HTKHS'
LAUHY A PHTKUI
Po't.nirtco iiiilnltiii;,
I'nat Ofllen 1. 1'd'nir,
1'iwt Olllro Ilnliiliii",
Posuomeo llnlMiMjr,
TO ARE
WKLCOMEI THE JTKWE8T StTI rtNflH.
WKU'OMKI THE NKWIOHTHmilNIIH
V,fi!" Vl,r- NflWKHT KUI'l'INOS.
WELCO.MEI THIS NEWISH P HUITINUH.
WIOLCOMKI Clntha, (I lasnneioi and Vo-tlnrs
. I'H-t'UMKI wlnoi wo niakn ui lu I'taliinu.
.yfi.':.c;,(.,,''.l "'' '.' nl"' "nrimlo btj Iuh at Iw.
WKLCOMl'.l est I r co for 1 ash.
jy,!';.,',,.'(?.M F! nu" ides ci.o ni i .vn
WIJLCOMKI JIK8IDE8 (ILOl IlINtl
JSi'lWnMJ,'! Vlsttnrs 0.111 aeo htnck of rin.l.
M f' Pw!': l',,e Umli rwrar Hun.
Kr SHilll 'luilmif WriitiiliuiH.ltnta 'n.,
W I.I COME! ItooK and hnni by the doziiia,
JXf.J'KHwM '."'"k?t wielHds nml rravoinir
i;!'Mi- 31"88 Umlip'llai nnd ntiioi aiti-
Wl.n OMM oius for tlio wnnr anil uo nf
W.l!;K?,Jjn MAN mj nor kind.
WKI.CO.VEI MAN AMI nor KIM).
W R LCOJ1EI Welcome also to
WELCOMr.l LAURV ,t PJIlEItv.
jvii.coMni lauiiy x pi rM ts-
WHI.COM I I LAUIIY A PltTK !
WELCOM Kl LAUIIY I'ETMIIV
wr.Lt O.MKI BANK STIIKHT
WBLCO.MKI BANK H . T
W hLCOMI.I
WKLCO UKI
I '
Lch filiton,
'millilllUII.
tvK'.;! W '"J""-' u?",l, c"n""'l e the rholfl.
WKLCO MM e.t uu.lltv comMm.,! with tLo
WKLUi Mlil
wni.com ui
ONK UjWEr rmot!.
ONE I OWEMT 1'IIICB.
WKLCOMKI ONE PltlCE 1(1 ALL.
W1.LCOMEI ON 10 I'JIIUIO TO ALL,
Xi':Lt'.0.?'.!'! The Barer roiorvlnc the prlvl.
... !' . ,'A. ! "' returning nooifa or leceiv.
w'-jiiiiLaury & Peters
WIILCOMICI t o a.
wkIcoj!.-! kaury & Peters
WIH.I OMI I
.'ilW iaury & Peters
IV M.CO.MKI .
XVWfl Laury & Peters
WPLCOMEI
WELCOM Kl ONE PRICE CASH STORK,
VKI.COM Kl
WUI.COM IM ONE PRICE OAfjU STORM,
WKIXO.MI.I
,v hl'JO il 1.1 l'ntt orilco Btulilmir.
WKLCO II Kl
Wltl CO.MKI
W.0LCOMI..I
Pii-LOIIke Iliilliliiii;.
Wl.'L'OME! RANK ST . LEHIUH'I ON.
WIJ1.COM Kl
Wr.l.t'OMI.l BANK HT, LUHUIIITON.
WELCOM I'.l
Kept, ro-ml
'7G."
St.
BRADY'S CRNTENNIAI, CK1AII AND
TOBACCO EMPORIUM AND Illl.LIAIlU
llUOlt, one door above Hank's Bakery.
Bank St.. Lclilglifoii.'
Aln, (1ENERAL NHWH AOENCY. Bully
ami Weekly Papers and liiko.-lilo J.lliiiirv ri'Kii
arly suppllol. A pill I, I8,n.
Truss and Surgioal Bapdafje Stand.
-. r.iir,i i. no. si .orin e.oenthHt.
lu.Wlrnl.ai 1 v.... ......
. "mil tumui'iimm. 1,'llUHIlMl
roved Tinsacw slionlder Hi ikw, I Muslin t 1 ck
" . - ...'u.-.i 1 ...... .j-, i-.ijinii,, i, , c.
Bctta. Hii"peiisnrlc, Crntcliea. Deformity
lllRtritmnnti X,. Al.n t-i r. ....... i.i.ni..
self ndjustlnn- sud other celeUmted Female Sup
nniteiij Lady Attenilnnt. Lniiro utock oud
low ntleo-. Ileml" aiiccossfully tuated.
juiv oi, isa.. iy.
DISEASES OF MEN,
niiuit 1 ri ru HAPPY RELIKF tn Yonna;
UliMAtiljr.S Men numt he edectarf Errors
and Abuaofl In nurlv lifA. linn.
hood reatoreiL IintMHlimetita
TO
to ll.irrl.iKe removed. New
mn.Loil ef treHimeut. New
Minnrieti "d lemaikabie lemedins.
itltlllAuEi, Hooka ami clri ulirs sent liee
In ae.iled envetnnpa iililpm
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. 419 7. NUllh St..
J'hilauli lpiiln. Pa. Au Inxtlintlon having a h'sh
repatiitlon lor honoraolo conduct and proles
aionul skill. Sept. 16,'V.
A Good Family Medicine
SWAYNE'S
Tar and Saisaparilla Pills.
AS- UKAOACIIK. I.nnconr and Melan
choly generally sprlnir trnm a unordered stom
ach. onsilvenea or a torpid liver. Each may he
apeiHlily removed lv Dr. Swsyue's Tar Pills,
which stimulate the liver and stomach to a
lie ItUv action lu retnovlnir ml bld.nusne&s. and
pioduclng 1 egular evacuations ot the towe.s.
LIVKU COMPLAINT,
that dreadeldle4se from which so many per.
sons FUftcr, Is frequently the caUM) of
Ileatlaclit, Indigestion and Dvspepsla,
Is speedily relieved, and arn often permanently
cured by their ue. Fevers sin oiten pieventcd
by the usoof ilie,-e sara ip.irllla litis, asther
cam' on, through llio blood, the Impuiltlis
fmm wlneli they ail, lor COsriVENESS
there Is notulux so effectual as
Swayno's Tar and Sdrsaparllla Tills.
They are putelr vegetable, and act specially
011 the Liter us Blue Utaisur calomel, wlthuut
aur bad resa'is ironi takluc.
De.Hcnbe symptoms In n'l oommunlcattous,
and address letters to DR. b WAYNE & HON,
Philadelphia, do charge tor advlt e- Sent by
mallou lecelpt of price. l'licoiS cents a boi
tl,e boxes for 41.
ABK YOUR BUUUOIST FOR TllEM.
rm . m
a &S&)t
Now Advoi'Mpemoiits.
THE LUNGS!
CONSUMPTIOIM" X
Th. tllntrpnltiR nnl tlnnffrrotii rotnplnttit nnd
im inrmiiiiii'iry pviiiimoiiih, iinirif run rnucu
iiti'lit nwi'fitH. Itdiif-ciiPftH. uniti hie fl-nh. fnvpr-
iif rmniinntl y rtirecl hy Dr. ayno'KCotniniunut
ryint 01 wim t iinirv "
nUOiSCUlTlH A tirrtnnnltor nt 1 ulmonAiy
('orirMi.nphoti n chnrHOK rlifrt tijralAtfli or In
fliimninlion of Iho niticonn infnitir'irmnf tlionii-
tiuoa'i), with nmHh mid rxtncirrfitiqi. lrt
Dri'itn, aoarnpiKxn jani ui ie cmpki. tor an
I'KiiHMinl ntloctmiiH. tsuru tliroat. lobs uf voic
Dlt. SWAYNII'fJ TOMPOUIND
Syr up Wild Cherry
is a RuvERnios iu:medy.
Itrmnrrtinfjt, nr xpittttitf bhunt, inav lircicord
from l.irinx, trn lim linmclila r lunpn,
nmlftUsi) fioiiiTnilniiBrfiiiHPi. nsitiKHio fihyMc.il
I'tHrilmi, iU thorn, tn ulliirH of Ihn vcHHt-N
uoiik inutrM.ovt rftrnlnlnp otthn volt-o Htippies.
til nuiciialloti, olMliucltuti of the hpLoaI or ilv
rr, etc.
Dr. Swnyno'H Compound
Syrup of Wild Clicrry
stilkpi nt thn root of (Itaciiso by pnrlfrlnti tlin
lilix il rcntnrititr thn livornrnt bl'liifVHto hcaltliy
anion, Invlftorntlnc the tn rroti njefprn.
Tlitt oniv flln'Hliiul irinwlv fin hrtnorrhnrr.
btoiu lilnl nii'i nil pulmo.iaiy (Mnnp unit. 'Com
putnptlvin orthomi mnlipoC'l lit wflik lunf,
shiuld not fni) to UfldthlM irtrat Trvtabloicm
It mnrvnlou iorpr, not nlv ovor cnnntnp.
tion hut ovtT oveiv nhionlc ill-rao wicum
ptnOtri! HlliT.'itlvn nrlion m ticcfrif. UmliriN
tlH lll C01I!h tS fHHPIIPlI, tlllt IllCtlt fWl'Jlf cii-
miui'-h tho pnln fiilj-pu n. tho iml-n rot unit l'i
tin i) at uri' 1 htati'luril, thn otomnrh 1m unpimpd
ifi It power to oftfcBt nnd iim tpllntu IIipImkI.
and ovcry oifrim Un n puior nnd httPi ipiahly
blood HiipplHt tn It out or which novr it crea
tine and pla-tic njnloual h fnai'o.
SAVED HL8 LIFE.
A IX lZ3t A It E&A U l.K CU li i: !
Wa that nf Kllwnnl 11. ItamHotl. KflLdLeernl.
HeoiB", -weenVs PotliM.v. Itidcn Avc iiie,
Plil.HileiphMi. Hn h'.il a violent c ti'li. iilulit
nweuts. sole tluoit, irreat we:ikneifl. pit at dif
fetent time a ultit nf ilnod. tave rjp at! hoiu f
neoveiv. 'Ilirnitirh the turn i f lir. Mcnnie'j
irtfl'Vier w Vvrt4" became nsotniflatiil henlthy I
man, ami rein ilns mi In this ilav, nlthnucli over i
tweiwy 3'i'ni' h ivn elni.nen slttee h" was etited.
I'lllUtl O.NL 1IOI.UI1. "I I holt I,.!. 1.1. If1
vonr ilrii'irlat or sloiekeeper iIooh nut sell ti, wo
will forwniil nail 111 zell. fieti'llt linnl. tn nnv ail.
diess, ou lecetpt of once.
ritiTUini oxit nr
im. .ivVAVivi: it. sow.
330 N. Sixth Street, I'lllliulrl jililn.
Bold by nl Piuiulueiit DiUKKlsts.
Itching PiJcs !
PIMiS, l'lLliS, ITUIIING PILES,
Positively Cured by Iho use of
S WAYS E S 0 1 J. TaUfiS T.
Home Testimony :
I wa, Hon Ir nlllirtpd with our of thi mmr
tiortslnpot nil riM-nwvt rrurltm or linrip. or
nmio lomnu'iilv jjiowti tin liclii:i riiia llio
tti lilim Ht KiMPK w '8 mmofcf mtf-li rntiU1 ii.cn ai.
( ( li v f( I nt clilll jr. ll l Ml li (it nnfri-rititMiiH' fi.tni
quite tot .
1 llUiluhtn 1kX of ' ftlTiilliw'j, OlTilmnnt. ' lis
er pph quick rrllcf, nnd In a short tlmn ina'Io
a pf-iftTt euro. 1 tvin novr jIpp ii'rlisturl ts,
HlllI I WOlllll II'.VlHf! llll Willi Din HliiTiriii nifh
I this illMnRlti(otnpliihit topriMuij' -wvim-,.i
w iMmrii 1:1 niii'H, j tim iriPil pip"01ip inni
almost limmneritlJe, w.thout llmHn nny porui.
uncut lellef. Jos V, CIlllIftT.
J'ii in of Itniiliil A ('hrifif.
Ilooland shoe TTonm. 811 Noilh Si cod-Mrcot.
rhllniMnula.
SKIN DISEASES.
HWAYNE'M ALL If l')A LINO OINTMENT
lal-o a spirlflo lor THTTKR. IT( II. HALT
llllKUM, SCALD HEAD. KRYSIPKLAH
BAHBBlfM ITCH. IK It BLOICIIEH, ALL
MJAI.V, UHUbTV. CUTANEOUS ERUP
l'ION. Penei'tlv rafn and haimlesa, even in
the moat tender lofsnL Price 50 cents. 3 boxes
forSl.23. aentovin il toanyaddrissouiccolpt
of pnio
Sold by ail thn leadlnir Dinculsts.
Propared only by
un. Kir.4Y.vu & so.v,
330 North Slxlh-st., Plilladelphla.
: : use
IADORn! LONDON
I .y? iHairColor Restorer
! liAIKi i
ion itEoTomso
: GRAY HAIR
To Its Natural Vitality and Color.
HERE IS THE PROOF
Or its Superior Excellence.
Head this Home Cirtlflcate teatiaed to by
Kdnnid B. OarriKiics. one of the most coniie
ttnt Diupir sis ar.d ch mtstn lu I'hi:ad?lptu:i, a
loan wlinse veracity none can doubt :
I sm nappy tn add my testimony to the jrreat
voice of tho " I.nmtou Hair Co. or Restorer."
which t r stored my hair to ItaorlKftial dark rot
or, snd tho hueapnears to bo permanent. Iam
fatiKlled thai this prrparntioi. Is nothing llko a
die, but operates npon the .secretions. It Is
also a heuntltul hair dressing, and promotes the
frrowth. 1 purchased th" llmt uottl from Eo,
li. Uarrtiraes. arucR st. Tenth and Coatee-sts
who can also testltv my ti.nr w..s voy jrray
when I coniuiouceJ Its use.
MRS. MILLER.
No. 730 N. Nlntli-st. Philadelphia.
lilt. SWAVTiB A soy Respected Friend' i I
hae tho nleasnre to Inform ou thatnlaoyot
my acquaintance, Mrs Ml Icr, lsdellr-bted ultti
tne tuecissof jonr Lounou Color Hair Bestoi
cr." Her hair was tailing rapidly and cjni.o
olsv. Tho color hta lmn tpAtnred. ond the t .11.
iiiR out entirely stopped by its rue.
u. li. uaiiiiiuu r.rj
DriiRmst Cor. Tenth suit Coales sts.. Phlla.
All that alt can accompli)! In u.'au'ltjlnir.
RtreiiKiheuluir. thlckeuliiKandndoininstbo nalr
Is iffi-olbd uv n-oiiir 'Aindou Hair Color Restor
er." It Mfuiulutej and forces a new zruwth If
ffiay rettonui its miturul color, and lenders It
silky aim heuntltul : cans nandiuffi keepj the
ralii clean, coal and hen Uiv. All OraL'tfats
sell It, Pncu 73 ceuts: six bottles, (4. Sent by
express to any addriss.
SWAYNK A SON, 3:10 N. Hlxtfi at, Thtlad'a,
SOLE ritOPHIUTORS.
For Sale by all Druggists.
July 13,187i-yl
Ruth's Mistake.
IIT AII.VA II, IJflllT.NF.rt.
"So you nro going tutuwn ngiiln,'nro
yon, kouv"
Itiilli'a liluo oyei wero filled with
tours, mid Iter vlillillsli faco vvoto a
urelvcil look, but her volco lnid n cmn
tiiaii(lltii r I ti i In it that Hpollt thu elTect
of the pyi-s nnd face. i
Unli WeatHtood in front of a merry,
erneklliiR hickory lire, that sunt out a
warmth which pelietiati'iuvcry corner
of the tidy llttlo nlttliifr-rucni. He was
hrushliiif Ms clothes briskly, and, tHni;
thus occupii'd, did nut look up nt, his
llttlo wife's Inquiry, but womlered
"What was the nmttcr now."
If Itul) hud only looked upnndfeen
that beseechliiir, ywuiiliiif look, that
pri'lly intf rlnoliiK of the fitmers, how
different would have been thoenUIng of
the story.
"Yes, Until," he said, in a bright,
cherry voice, thnt lung thioiigh the)
room like tho song of a bird "I must go,
but I will bo at home on the seven o'
clock train."
".Must gut What for, 1 would like
to know ?"
"Never mind, Uiithie, you would not
iindersttind if I .should take t:.e time to
explain It. What doe-i that little head
know about business?"
Hob's playful worth, that ho hml
Imagined would soothe her, hud tho
very oiposlto elfcct.
' Oil, of courne I don't know any
thing. What a pity you did not marry
Mary Ed wards. No doubt nlut Wlllllfl
have been capable of understanding
you and you business both."
Hlltll Mioko Willi a snrcnslle taunt
ing ring to her voice, as she bei-an en-
ergetlc.illy to brush thu dust off ol the
mantel with her apron that Hob bail
rl-ed but a moment before.
Hoo eomiiD-ed bis liostluhllv to keen
back te angry words lie, was not per
fect far from It, although hUheort was,
large nml warm. lie had maiiv faults
and inliruiilles-none know tliein belter,
none regretted them go deeply as he.
Hob hnd formed a resolution long de
fine that be would never allow himself
to get angry when Until did, nnd ,L.
would keop that vow be It ever so hard,
and it was hard, for Knlli was ijulck as
a lla.-li to anger, and as gulek over,
bursting out witli hot, impatient word-",
and ready to mako up In tl.o next
breath.
"No, Iluthie, I did not want Mary
IMwarils, I am satisfied with my
rlioiee, and wish that you could say thu
same." ,
"Well, for my pnrt, I think voti oiiRht
to be snlinfii'd, when joti know tlut I
might have married Will Kills and lived
iu a linn house, with servants to come
ami go at my coiiini.uid, Instead of tills j
llltle leu hy-twelve frame, and myself
tile household di udge "
limb's lettiper was opto white heat
no.v, and .she did not c.re what lie
said.
"Well, Htithie," Hob said, with a
deep sigh, "it will be all right soma
day. I will gro v rich or die, and you
can marry rich."
"(ite.it danger of your growing rich
and about as much of your djing ;
belter get yuur llfo Insured if yoti are
going to die.."
"All right, I will. Now I mnst go.
I will he obliged to drive Hint single to
day, 'peed is lame. I don't !iketo
drive her alone, she feels too bad this
cold weather. Hut brush my hat,
Hutliie, and get me a Handkerchief,
while, I harness up, and I will try her.'1
Hub heaved a deep igh as he walked
out to tho barn. Kuth's angry words
bled Ms tender heart j for, with all her
faults, he loved little brown haired
Hut lilo better than the whole world,
although she tried him sorely some
times. He harnessed Bird to the light
buggy and drove around to the hitch
ing post, tied her, and entered the housa
to find his wife standing just where he
had left her, wllii the same frown on
her brow, and tho same pout to her
pretty lips.
What In the wide world possessed
Kuth, and caused her to be so unkind to
Hob, would have been hard to tell. She
knew that she was cross and pettish,
but could assign no reason for It, only
she wanted something, and sho did lint
know what. Oh, how her heait ached
to lay her head on that great, brave,
handsome fellow's shoulder thu hus
band's who would have died for her
ein!, with her face very close to, sob
out her repentenco and crave his for
giveness for her bitter words I Hut
pride, stubborn pride, held her back.
Hob came and stood by his wee little
wife, and looked sorrowfully xlown up
on her.
"Rtithle, I love you sol Don't make
me feel my Insufficiency to llll yout
heart Kits me, pet, and say good-by."
Hob drew her to him, and waited for
her to raise her lips for the caress, but
he waited In vain; and, bending down,
hu pressed a found but sad kiss ou her
brow, while he said, "Well, Huthttt,
If you will not kiss me good-by, I shall
have to go without It, for I will be com.
pelled to drive fast to catch the train
now. Never mind, we will make it all
up wheu I come home "
Hob turned, and, with lingering look
went out. The last sound Itu'li lu-nrd
was tliff iiuh k patter of Uird's feet on
the. frozen ground, then he was gone.
'I do wonder what Hob will think of
me I He knows that I did not mean oue
word that I said. Oh, dear I I wish I
had kissed lilni before he went away."
So thought Ruth, as situ stood at the
window watching his form out of sight.
What a loug, long, weary day it was I
The nftnrnooti set In, cold nnd gloomy j
hut Inside, thanks to Roll's strong arm,
all was warm and bright. Old Rover
lay stretched nut nl full length before
fie cosy lire, wlillii hot sang merrily In
his cage. " How dhro ho sing I" Ruth
thought, when sho felt so down henrled
and sad. Sho went to thu window nnd
looked out on the gloomy surroundings,
hut found no relief or comfort thorn.
She turned away with a sigh, arid out
of a little box In the closet she brought
forth some mysterious patterns and
dainty fine linen, nnd was soon busy
with the great problem of littlng toireth
er these tiny little garments.
In tho mean lime Rob West drovo a
rapidly as rouu.li roads would permit to
the statlon.lils mind filled with thoughts
of Ruth and nil aim had said. Maybo
sho was right In censuring him for con
demnlng her to the dull and laborious
life of n farmer's wife, when she might
hive been the bride of wealth. Tfijti
tho words, " Hettcr get your llfo lnsur
(d, If you are going to die," but per
haps it would be. a wlso plan: nnd then,
if he slttul l die, Rutlilo would havo
something to live on.
Rob arrived nt the station Just In tlmo
for thetiain, and soon ho was In thn
busy city. After he had finished his
UU-lness. h,? enters. 1 n tnii i... ...
nsuranco (.nice, and presented his no.
bio form at the desk for a policy, pay
able at his death to Ruth. He found
no dilllculty in securing what he soiiRbt
and, wltli n deep sight of relluf-for.htj
knew not what Im t,io.
breast pocket and started for home
" Poor little Rutlilo I" Rob thought,
as ho wended his way to the depot " I
must be kind ami r,.r..i ut,... ...... i .
Just now. I expect she can't help belui?
Ilervmis nml Irrllnl.l
imi.uuid,
And at thu same tlme.awny off In thn
little cottaue. Ruth wne Hitnlrlrw. it r
am sorry I treated Rob so badly I I
will nave a nice warm Biipper for him
and arterwards wo will talk It all over "
Half tiast seven utnl.t ..'i i. i-.'.
how the minute hand drags along J Tha
littlu talitu ... 3 J i i. . . ? . .
" " aiciiu wun (lfilnty Ht-
t o supper, tho very things that Rob
like.lbe.st. Tim bright fire sparkled a
""-""" . "in great wiue chimney.
Hob's comfortable, :irn.r.hii. ;
the warmest corner, waiting to hold
souietliiriff in Its- d.p.i ti,.. t .
.in i . , . B mius ; out
still he tarried,
'I know he has had time fo get hero."
Rutll thouuht. an sli.. ,.,,..i .i
oueo more and peeped out Into the dark-
Some one is rvimlnr Li,, u i...i. n.i.
One, two, three lanterns. What can it
menu i nearer and still nearer they
come. Something ,.,. .i .....
''. '".jiiD nun uiiiorme.i
strikes aohill to her throbbing heart.
I hey have opened the gate, and are
uiiYi.iK in. mio can u oe ? She never
moves, but watches them with n stony
.Inrn n a flIU, nr. . ... . .
mi uuu a neavy uunlen
and pause at thu door. She step j aside
and they enter and lay Rob's mangled
form on the snowy bed. Then, llko a
flash, Ruth realizes what has happened,
and with a cry of agony that thoso rough
but kind-hearted men will never forget,
she sprang to his side.
" Rob, wak-i up ! It's little Ruthio I
Don't yon know me ? O Rob, have you
left uio alone ?"
Without a strugle, Ruth sank down,
senseless and cold. All night sho lay
In a deep stupor, and when morning
c.tinea weo little life-blos,om was laid,
pale nnd cold.by its father's side. Many
true hearted mourning friends followed
Rob's form to its last restlnr place.tnlk
ing one with another how Hob's horso
luil shied and thrown him over a high
bank, causing Instant death.
Ruth came slowly bck to life an.l
bitter remorse. The little history of tho
pastrame sweeping back to memory,
witli Rob's kind notions, and her way
wardness blending together to form a
most unwelcome picture Oh, It was a
trying hour when the life insurance
came to I'ght, adding worn. wood to Iter
deep sorrow, stretching far out lu the
wide, grarr.1 future, the sky bright with
expectations, the kind hand and tender
heart of Rob at her command. Willi
such associations, it was pleasant to bo
young. Hut to have fallen from the
brightness and bloom of expectations
into a desolate waste of darkens and
remorse the sky overcast with dark
clouds.whlch loomed upbetween her nnd
the bright future, mountains high, to
walt.weary and trembllng.forad mission
at death's door, with the words, "The
old must dle.tlie young may die," fresh
in her mind, and still be young, was, In.
deed, a bitter, bitter fate.
Ruth accepted Kob'sglft that he gave
Willi his life, and with a meek heart
used it as an aid to her deeds of charity,
with which she spent the time of wait
ing for Oo.l to call Iter away, "to maka
it up with Rob."
Moviug for a new trial Courting tv
ftcond wife.
According to the revised statutes of
Illinois any person who wagers money
or valuables of any nature on the result
of an election shall be liable to p,iy a
fine of f 1.000 and undergo ImnrUnn-
nietit In the county jail for a period not
excetdlng one year.
This is what they call farming in
Georgia : "Many country people aro
selling their eggs and butter to buy
their baeou, ami using the bacon to
feed tlie hands who make the cotton,
which is mortgaged f pay tht, fertil
lUers used fn maklug it."
In the window of a shop n an ob
scure part of London Is this announce
ment : Uoods removed, messages
taken, carpots beaten, and poetry com
posed on any subject."