ML'-
INDEPENDENT" Live ana Let Live."
31.00 si Year if Paid in Adyancok
II. V. Mokthime'u, Propnotor.
vbDV-.TSo. 15'.
LEIIIGI1TON, OAltBON COUNTY, PEITN'A, SATUI.DAY MOltNING, MAUCII 10, 1377.
Subscribers out of County, $1.3
r
CARDS.
Furniture Vnrelinnsc.
V. Setawarts.llmk streot, iltalcr in all Itintlt of
Fwniturt. Cojfintmadelo order.
Hoot nml Shoe (tinkers.
ClUten Bretney, in twin's building. Hunk street.
J II QritrtpromiM) filled vark warranted.
p 1. LONGSTREET,
ATTOHNET AT LAW,
t. oit.dor to the " Carbon House.'
DAKK BTHEKT, LEllIOHTON, PA.
December 10-Oui.
w
SI. ItAl'SIllStI,
'ATTOrfNBYi AND COUNSBLLOn AT LAW,
' BiKK STREET, IiimitlTOrr, PA.
ItsalSstate and Collection Agency. Will flu and
Sail Ral Kstate. CoaTeyanclng neatly done Col
Isetlons promptly tnade. fettling Rotates or D.
.caJtota a specialty. May lie consulted In Kiillh
noil Usrman. nv n
J AS. It. STKUTIIISltS,
ATTORNEY iAT LAW,
9 OQlee : 2d floor 0 Khoad'a Hall,
, . . SlancU Ohnnk, Pa.
, All tlne entrnsted to him will lio promptly
attended to.
May 27, ly.
QA.NIKL, ICALHFUB,
ATTORNHY,AND C0DN8ELL0H AT LAW,
IZr.utli CliunU, Va.
4S0fflce, above Dolon'a Jewelry Store, nroadway
MO. D. BEinOLEITE. JAS. 3. LOOSE
B1
IKHTOLETTB A. L.OOSIC,
AIT0RNKY8 AKD COUNSBLLbltS' AT LAW,
Orriot Corner of 8usfl,uehanna and Broadway.
, MAUCII CHUNK, PxilK.
llM
Can -boeonsultftd In del-man. July 24. 187
3. MKISIIAN,
& '
ATTOttNEY AT LAW;
..(.. ' U li
Kelt Door to Pint NaUnis! n,DV,
ttUIJOtl CHUNK, PA
fiCan t consulted In Oorman.
fjan.
A. tllfit.TZ,
( JUSTICE OP TnE PEACE,
Obwfa n'otuin?, ii NK-st., Lduiqutox.
(I
i Conv crawling, Collecting ant nil other busi
ness connected with thp office piomptly attend,
ed io. Alac, Agent for tbol'urchoso and 8nlo u(
nwi miate. April l vyi
'I ' V 'V
fJIIlOMAB S. REClt(
usnce of tiik paod, ,. . .. .,
DANK Btrsol, LKIUGTITON, Ta.
, Oanreyancloj, Collecting and all liujne con
bt Md with the ofitce.nrouiotlv nlUunld.to.
i 49Arent for flrittaM Inaurauso Coznpanlea,
laid llliki of all klnda taken on the moA lllvcnl
wm Jan. , 1670.
a. menu am eh, oi. n.,
physician and sunqno
Ppeclal atUntlon paid to Chronic .Diseases.
lUHce: South Kaat corner Iron r.n.?nd t.. Jas-
iiomn, l . April U.1B75
J)n. x. n. n.F.ni3u,
. Dl 1 nwm trr. n..va.n. . . . . -
:'iuiivinu 1-lllslulAfl AMI BUlUii:ur4,
COce, Bark strert, next door atate the PonUiiMce,
vui.v .uu(t-arr;,llie earn uay
ttm 10 to 12o'dock; remainder of day atofflraln
bahlghtea. Nov 23. '72.
TUOS1AS li. 12 911211 KR
CONVEYANURU, AND
OKNERAE INSURANCE AGENT
The llqwlng Companlea are Kepregentod:
LB Ah ON MUTUAI.FIUE,
BEADI.NQ MUTUAL FlIlB.
WYOMIKO Fill 12,
1'OTTflVILLU FIRE,
LEHIGH FIHK.nndthBTIlAV
HLEIt ACCIDENT IS8U11AN0E,
iAIao renuaylTanla and Mntnnl Horse Thief
vtoQtlrn and Xnmranuo Company.
Marec M. vni. VHoa. KUMEIlEn.
"76."
4 aSiiMiiiiaMitMBiii.i navli wra-'artl
BRADY'S CENTENNIAL CIOAK AND
tfOBACCO EMPOItlUM AND IULLIA11D
BOOK, on door abovo ILauk'a Bakery,
Bonk St., I.clil'ghtoii.
Alan, GENERAL NEWS AGENCY. Dally
oad Wookly Papers and Lokoaldo Library rcgn
I any tupplled. April I, 1876.
JATID EIIDCRT'S
Livery & Sale Stables
BAKK STUEET.L.1SII1QHTOX, Pa
pAST TB6TTING HOUSES,
ELEQAJiT OAllIlIAGES.
Aad poettlyely LOWEIl. PHICK8 than any
Iviuc.-A,vcijr iu tun iuuuiy.
Large and han'daomo Carrlagea for Funeral
puriioaea and Woddlaga. DA VI D KlIUKUT.
BaHtTf 1h73
io caiti-a lists i
X LIMIT RD NUUnilTl nr oiiaiipu iu
rni CAPITAL BIOCK OF TEE
Loliigliton Gas Liglit Co.
ItUl remain nndianoaM ol, a'barea FIFTY
IIOl.LAUti. HubacrlpUona toitlie Stock will
Ir,'4,Hr"eu llua mionnauon lurnuned on .
llloatlou at tbja olflco 1
r . , "V MOUTIIIMEH.
LtMghton. Apnl!.l7&
Railroad Guide!
-4-
N
ORTII I'KNNA. RAILROAD.
Msncnrera for Philadelphia will lonvo Lchlcli
ton oh follows : '
3:t7a. m.. via. X.. V. arrive nt l'hlla. nt ti:i? n m.
itri a. m. via u v. niion.m
Ilii7n. m. Tin I V. " " 210 p. m
H-ltit. m. via li..tB. " " 6:10i).ni.
0:V8 p. Ul. via I.. V. " ' U:501i. m,
Itcturulng, leav 0 depot nt Perks and Atncrl.
can m.. riiiiaMate:i.rn'nnv:43 a. in.i z:ic, p.m,
IHIl. I, IS?. JiLU'SUUAIllk) AKIUW
nnivTTHi, it. it. nv iv. .1.
Ll'.limu $ SUSQUKIIANNA PIYISION
All Unit Route to Lone IIrn;icli
PAPSKNOHK STATIONS 1 NI1W YORK FOOT
Or I.I BKIITY ST., AND OTOOl Or CiiAIlKSON
ST., UP TOWN.
Tluio Tablo or Jnnuary 10, 1077,
Tralni Leave LKIIHIIITON aa followa :
Kor K.iFtnn, Now Yok, Philadelphia and all,
jiiiermeuiaieataiionx ni p. ui.
For Afnurli rhnnk, Wllkea-ltarre, Hcranton and
an imprnieriinie biationa itt l:l l p. in.
Jl'turninp Learo New York, foot cf Liberty
oimii, ai. n:.l a. ill,
Leavo Philadelphia, from Depot North Penn'
It. II., Third and ll.-rkSt., at 0.15 a. m.
Leivo KaKtou nt lit 10 a. in.
Leave Maueh Chunk at 2:20 ti. m. h
Ko: further particulars, aeo Tlmo Tables at th
Slntlnns.
PABSKNOEns FOE I.ONQ I1IIANC1I CIIANGU
UAKS AT KI.IZAHKTII.
II. P. BALDWIN, Cen. I'attemjr.r enll
nillLA. & HEADING IIAILUO
M.
Arrnngoment of I'asscrgcr. Trnias.
DEC. ISTII 1878.
Trains leave ALLEf, town ni fnllowsi
IV1A rRliklnM Rv imixrii i
For Philadelphia, ut C.50, li.oo, a.m.-, and
0.0 J ji. iu,
SUNDAYS.
For PbllndelphU ntMO u. m.
, (VIA I'.ASf l'FX.NA. 1IKAHC1I.)
For no iOIiik, 1 2.30, S.C0, s.H n in,, u.i, 2.10, 4.S0
and u 00 ii.m i
For llalllBDiirB. t 2 30, 5 50, 8.53 n. Ittl.-tl2.13, 4 30
UIMI if W M11.
ForLanrnsior and Colnmbln, 5 50, 6.&S a.m. and
n..iu p in
tDoei uot rno on Moiulnya.
bUSBAVS,
or nonlme, 2.30 n.in. and 9 00 p m.
For Il'irrleburg, 2.30 a.m, and u ( n.m.
'lTulus Foil AI.LE1V10WN lonvo ua f ollowe:
IVIA lRllKIOIPM lll-.vr.il
Leave Philadelphia, 7.3 1 u. ni., l.Ou, i.30 and 8.15
HUNJJAYrt.
Loavo Philadelphia, 8.15 .-i. m.
IVIA ICAST 1WN . llll. Vz.tr 1
Lcavo noaillng. 7.41. 7.45, 10.33 11 111., 4 00, 0.10 mil
10.30 ll 111
Leav.i Hnrilaburg, 5 2). S.IOo. m.,2.00, 3.57 and
Leave ijmiaiter, 8.10 n.m., 12.55 and S.45 p.m.
Lcavo Columbia 8.011 n. in . I.W) and 3 35 u.m. 1
SUNDAYS. . 1
Leave Ttcoillnx. 7.20 n.m:
Leave Harrlitimm. 5 -.. n m
Trains maikou thus () run to and from deimt
Olh and Oreeu etreeti, I'luioloiphli oilier
trains to ft,.d irom llro.ut nlreot depot.
T110 8.60 . tu nml5.5sn. ni.'traliisfruiu Allen
town, and tb.o7.S0 11. m and Ml p. m. tiann
from I' iiioiii-'iiiit'i. hAn ti..intr.h.n..i,.
. J. IS. WOOT1EN
uce. ;i, 1870 aeueral daiiermlenilenf.
QAltUON XDV0CATE
CHEAP
JOB PIIINTDG OFFICE,
LlilflailTON. l'A.
K7ery des-irli't'ouof Printing, from a
Visiting Oard to a roster.
CAIID8.
BILL liEADIJ,'
, LFTTJSri HEADS,'
NOTE HEADS, '
BfATEMENTU.
posnsiia,
ritOIIKAMMES,
HARD BILLS
dodgehs.
.1 :: .
cinuuLAr.H,
SHIPPINO TAGS),
KNVELOPEH,
nY.LAWH.tc..Ac.!,AM1,ur'KTS-
Dono lu the beet manner, at very Lowest Prices.
u...ij,iiiuiuiiunui.Hi ns cnoan raics
S?i,"i!'iT."rt''? hi I ho Stnto that deals honestly
with ua ciiatoiiiers.
OUn MOTTO 18 ".
Cheap, Troiniifc & Roliatjlo.
tyonlers by mall recclvo proirpt amotion.
Manhattan 0"FL CoWpany,'
. OF NEW -YORK
LubrlcaUiip anil IITninlnaliiiV Oils.
Ur. 'V M A POTTU tyZJL. n . - . . J.
ffffl 1;."Ul" 0,111 WALNUT 8trec?a.
WANTED tho liuslmw uj-n lo ttimv that tboy
raiiuei JOIJ PltlNi fNti ,im,. VheapePnt
;.kw, AiiYiuAiis unce tiia.1 ut any other
lilaooluthocoiiuty. Tryuj.
A Good Fanlily Medicine
SW.tVKK'S
Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills.
eir IlKADACiii:. i..,, 1 i..i.
cboly g.nerally apiliiirinimaiunorueiea siom.
atb, coaiiveno-aor a loruld liver. Kaeh may bo
hpihkIiIv removoil ov Dr Bwnvue'a Tar Alls,
which aiimulatu tiio liver and stomach to 11
lieilihy action In iriiinvlmi all bUl imuieks, audi
producing legular ftacuatlona of tho bowels.
LIVHU COJIPI-MNJ',
that dreaded dlseaso from which so many per.
mil tunrl.U lnflaeutly tbocunsoof
Ileadaclic, Imllgcstlon nml Djsnepsla,
Is eiiechly rilieved nndaro often ierinanently
cuie.1 oy their u.n Feveriamulteii pievented
by tho usaol 1U1.0 naiparllla Pilf, as they
cam- off, tnroogh the blood, the linpuilties
fiom which they arle. 1'or COsriVENEas
tlietolsnotiiliiix so.olli'i'tnai as
Swayno's. Tar and Sarsaparilla Pills.
They are, pmelr vegetable, and act specially
on tbo Liter as lilua ilaa or calomel, without
aur Uid 't.u is irom taking.
inuvnoe symiuuius In a'l r.iiiiiiiiinlestlon,,
lid Blli letters to bit HWAYNE hON.
'blladelnbla. No elisraM lur njlvi. a. hiurir t.v
iiiall un rwxlpt of pi loc. price 25 cents a box
U,U IW1W IIK ffl.
ASK YOUHDULll JliT FOlt THEM.
New Advertisements.
THE LUNGS!
CONSUMPTION
ThW rtlstrrsslns nnd dnnporotn complaint nnd
tA premonitory BympiojiiB. iinrltrli il courii.
li.tflit swratB, JinirTiit'M, wiisilnc Hcnii, fovtr
rermannitH'rnfprtliyDr. Bnyuc'nConiiioiuid
Hyrup of WiM Oho.-rv "
nUONClIITIS-Apremmiltorot l'ulmonaty
CoDrjuinnttou. 11 character! zrd hvr.nfpriii nr in.
flftmniaLion of tlio mucotiM nimbr.niH nf tlioatr
jmsBaiit", wuii cunfia mm cxpccwriUion, annrt
un-aiu, ntwrness r""'1 " mo client. Frit all
l.rtuicirml affection 8, soro lliroat. Ipsa of oice,
lilt. BWAY-NE'3 COMPOUND
Syrup Wild Olierry
18 A BOVEREION HKMDY.
Iffmorrliaffe, or spitting blood, may proccrrt
Tora tTi larrnx, trachm broiitMa or iiiintn.
mid nriRo irom various cannos. n luidun physical
CTOrilnn. nluthoTii. nr fnllnnB nf thn vninio
weak lunffn, overstrnlninp of thn voice? Qppre4
imivuitiiuu, uusiiuuiiuit Ul IUD Bllleil UCUV '
Dr. Swayno's Comnpnm;
Syniii.of WildCliorry
Bttlkoa at tii ot root of dlBcano hy prtrlfviner tlio
bliKMl, rcBtonnir the Uverand kidneys to liealtby
Uie onir stantLird rcmmly forhemorrlinrro,
snmptlri-8 nrtboee pmlispoaed tuwoak luncs
should not fall tons thin rcat tpjtetablo rein'
It mandolin nnwpr. not imli nfi rnnv..
uitnii uiiii uiiti un iiuimoiiniv rninn ninta Pnn
tlon. but over ovcry chroulu (llrao wi-ernu
rradnal alttrullve actlmi In tictflcd. Under its
usotuacouuh la iwwrnei!, tbc nlht Bwcatu di.
tnllUHh. tnn tuiln miln.ldMa lint n.ii.n .nt,
I;. 1 Di..siAiiu, iup nummcji ia liuiirorod
III ItHllflWPr riidlfTsif. ncaimllnti. H4 1
una every oixau hm a .rnror and bt'tter onality
bitten. wipp'Jt d to it, ot of which now recrtia.
iiruttuu uuaiiO liiuicrtl 18 ID a HO,
SAVED ITIS LIFE.
A KKMAKFiAIlEiE CURE!
Waa that nf Edwanl lLirnmson, Eofiluerrat
pV,,?,0.,T!TC;nT.'.,, 1:,t!0,-v' ?' u"0 Avenue.
Plillmleiiilno. Ho bad a violent c.mrh, uunt
Mveuts. sore ttnoat, great, weaknees, snitnt ilifl
lurent tlmo. a pint of i looit, gavo un nil hope of
ri eovory. Thriiuyli Tlinn of Jir: Swaune'i
.. ....r, . ji.,.. iM-L-uiiiii a Miuiiu nnil lleiillliy
man. and remains an to thin iinv. nitimmri. ......
tw;r." n " 0 ehiPMi'il slnre l.i- was cuieil.
UAJ. J1III.I.AII. W r iaIII.c r.
.Vlii i r .. . 1 lKI H'er noes not sell II, wo
1'ilJIlMI.rD OXLT UT
"!!. swavsi: & koav .
330 N. Klxth litre. I. Phlla, lel,,t,!
Bold by al I'roniiueui Druggists. ,
Itcliing Piles ! ,.
P1IUiS,.,l'ILES, ITCHING PILES,
Positively Cured by Iho uso of
SWAYNE'S 0INTMEINT.
JIoxie Testimony:
I Was SorelV rfflietert wllh-nnn.,
tieasliiBol all ninaac Pruritus or I i-uiiko or
wfiSSEChl?e- ""U "ot u"fr''lllVbecomo
1 bongtit n bor of "Swot no's Ointment." Its
?.X0'd. "Vbo all w ho in o m m' iVii w-iiK
Booband Shoo taarKKS,
A-uiiancipniu.
SKIN UISEASES.
.-.AY.VK'S ALLIIHAUNO OINTMENT
!?fl','0.. "PWnofnr TETTElt, ITCH MATT
IlllMIlM, HOAM) JIEAO hllVHri'Tri ,u
llAltllElt-H n nii vi.Vfr ... .'.S.'.r!1. J-L-A"-
m?J . l-,,,ot?ly " ml harmless, even on
the mo.t tender lurant. 1'tico 50 cents. 3 boxes
u'm'S. KVU' "7m"i '"""ruddrisson reci"?
Hold uy ail tho leadlnu Druggists.
rrcparod ouly by
. DR. sivavxi: a, SOX,
830 North SlxtU-st., l'lilladclplila.
USB
jADORNi- LONDON
" iHairColorRcstoref
rou USSTOII1SO
'.GRAY PAIR
To its Natural Vitality and d'olpr.
HERE IS THE PR'OOF
Of Its Siipcrlqi iKsocllciice.
ltrnd this nonin C'rltfi,.lr. iiidi .
Edward 11. Oarrlguos. one of the moat compe
tent Druggists and t'lietnias In PhllailolMua.
man whose veracity nono nan doobt 'i
I nm liappy to add my Iwtiuionv to tho groat
alooof tlio " Ijiiii nil Hull- i JiiSSiL'!
which rvsiored my hair to Its original ilarkiol.
I'il' n.".S 'I'boara to bo permanent. I am
".'"i "i1" brepamuoo Is uoibtng Hue a
live, but ouetntea tiimn Ih. ....ij." V...
beautiful hsir.lreH.lng, and promote! tho
Tl.CaiTlcnes. imircist Tenth and Cn.ites.ats
fui iiiao testiiv my iistr was voty urav
When 1 coiuuioucpd Its uso. '
havo tho pleasure to Inform inn that a lady uf
my ncqualnianoe, lira Ml ler, ta.lellghlud wltli
tlmtncctss of vonr r.ni,,i,, .'i..r iiTT.
er. 1 Her hair was tailing rapidly and nni'Vi
giay. Thecolorbas bo-u nd "2lM.
lug out entirely stopped by its rue.'
, . " OA lilt 1Q 17 nn.
All that art cjm armi.TrTl.Vi, . iH.'.i.X !!
slrMigih.iiiuir.ihlcWuliiiriin.latioruiugihoniir
Is i . (reeled bv us n -iiidou lloirColor lloator.
cr, jisiiuiuiaiosauu lorcea a new growth If
ginv. :itore Ua inland oolor, arul lenders t
tl Ik v nuo tieuiitllnl . ..r. "SSf. V"v"..'i
M-fln clean, i.iol and lieu tkv. All Orusalsla
sell It a-rlM7-iitsiiMxiatlM. ?Jr15
xpics. tiiuuy iuIJissk.
SWAYNK A BON, M0 N. suth tu Phdad'a.
BOLE 1'JlOPltIETOHS.
I'or Sale by all !i UKKiMs.
July la, 1670 yl
NOT TO BE CAUGHT.
Two men sat In conversation. Tlio
cooling wind played gontlyawltli llm
sltort lirnwn curlsof tlio younger, wlillo
Ills linlidsninocyca and faco were lighted
by a bright, animated expression. "I
can scarcely credit sucli good fortune.
Are you suro tlicro Is no mistako ?"
ho said.
"Berfcctly; hero nro tlio documents,
Prove! your Identity .prove to oursatisfac.
tlon that yotl are Halpll llamllton, sou
of John Paul Hamilton, and you aro a
rich man. , Can you prove It 1"
"I can, Immediately. Hut this l in
deed a welcome change; to spring from
deep poverty to such wealth In a mo
mfrnt, by the death of-an unknown rel
ative, seems almost Incredible.. lam
grateful to you, Metcalf, your pains hi
so soon seeking mej also for your Inter
est In my welfare. I have jonu favor
only to i.sk In addition; that you re
main silent about It. Tlio fact of my
changed circumstances need not bo
made Ituovvn as yet. I shall not alter
my stylo of living for awhile, but shall
fulfill an engagement to become (ho
private tutor of two small boys residing,
strange to relate, In tho same ptaco
where lies this new cslnto. In takfDg
tho property, you say I am required to
assume tlio naino or Its former owner.
This I will do, after a few months
spent lu iho neighborhood as a poor
teacher. I havo met sad rebuffs during
tho days of my poverty, and I havu no
Idea of being made a victim of some
rortnno hunter, so I wll v. in some good
woman for lovo's sake, then settlu
down rfnd enjoy myself."
In a beautiful resldenco sat two
ladles, Mrs. Corsair ,and her daughter
'.on, while a third, a nlcco of tho eldor
laily. lilancho G more, stood with a
ngiii imt in lior.liaiul, lis thuugli just re
turned from a walk. They wero dls
cussing the appearauco of a now tutor
who had undertaken for a time, on
trial, tho education of tho two sons of
the family. Charley, ouoof theso boys,
had just nppeared, and, looking from
the window, whispered i
''Now, gins, there, he comes. Tell
mo If what 1 said is not true."
" Yes, Indeed I" exclaimed both
young ladies, as they surveyed the fine
figure and handsome face nnnroaehitiL':
and when the young man smiled pleas
antly upon Charley, Ulancht) thought
slio had never seen bo handsome a man,
tmuo .oa wuispereu : ,
'If the yrung heir of tho Ilellmoul
property prove ouu-hnlf p.s handsouio I
mil lie content."
A splendid estate, with a residence
of almost royal maenlfieenco. lav with-
In sight of Mielr pretty .home, nnd had
Just, through, the, death nf old Mr, Hell
moot, a childless widower, passed Into
the hands of a jounc relative, exneet-
t-d soon to visit the premises. Zoo Cor
sair and her prudent mother had decid
ed to appropriate both owner and estate
as soon as posslhlo after Ins arrival. The
neiv tutor, Air. Hamilton, soon been mo
a great favorito with his pupils. Liv
ing ni he did in. the family, he soon bo-
came, well ncqualntcd with all, while ho
eviuenuy oumireil tlio beautiful Zoe,
who treated him with cool nnllteness.
Of Hlanchu hu saw llttlo. She was on
ly tho poor relation, tlenendlue- tttinn
her undo for support, therefore com
polled to bear every tiniiOilllon nnJ
caprlco her worldly, selfish aunt and
cousin saw fit tolnlllct. Only little on-
uyuiont was hers: a. solitary snot n.
ravine wildly romantic and secluded.
not far from her unclo'a residence,
ililtliersho went one beautiful after
noon, tripping nlong down tlio small
winding path that led to the depths- he
low. Hut suddenly slio paused, a croan
and faint call for help arresting her
steps. Hastening to the spot where sho
Judged the sufferer to be. sho saw a man
lying at tho foot of the ravino, uioticu-
ess utm now quite still.
In a few moments slio was hesldo him.
and, on lifting his head from tho
ground, sho found Mr. Hamilton, tho
tutor, unconscious.
ltuntilng to tho steam of water, aim
dipped In her handkerchief, and ballied
ins orow. ,
A t last ho opened his oves. and" eazed
long and vacantly upon her.
"Ah, yes. I remember. I did fall
leaned over to pluclc a (lower, and
lost ' my balance. Hut I feel better
again, thanks to you for your caro, and
,wui seo it i cannot rise."
'"I.ean on me, Mr. Hamilton, I thluk
car, get you up the path, if it Is steen.
lo the road, nnd from Ihcnue, after a
rest, homo."
blowly, yet surely. leanlnc on tha
oung liirl for that siinuort ho w'na so
accustomed to give to others, he crept
along, ofieu stopping to rest, until at
last the level road was gained, and from
there his own room, to whl;h a physi
cian was soon summoned, and his limb
set nnd bruises attended to.
Lying thus helpless upon his bed. the
oor partly open, to allow n circulation
f air, Iho vnuuu man lav half ilnz!ni.
when lie accidentally heard the follow.
ing conversation, not, of course, Intend
cd for hi- ears :
"A prottv Piece ot work IhU " tal.l
Mrs. Corsair, who was an Intensely sel
fish woman. "Who is to nlav tmrsn
now, I would like to know?"
And to n. mtsprubto tutor." Inter.
rupted tho equally selfish Zoe,
I should bu vcrv i-lail to take Hmr
f the poor. VbUlli: man. aloini nnuuir,
strangers and sick," fald lilancho; "nnd
ii num. M wining, i will uovuto my tlmo
tn hi. ti i
to llilll,
"And neglet-t tlio sewlne? Thcru is
my wrupper nut liuiouul yet."'
"Do not four, aunt," -returned the
samo sweet voice; "I will finish that nl
so. I call take my sewing to his room
nnd nttend to both; If not able to sew
when ho Is awako, I will do It at night
when no sleeps."
"Very well, do as you ploaso; but ro
rnemucr, mat wrapper must uo iiutsii
ed."
Como, mother, don't' bother about
him any longer. Tlio carriage waits to
tane us to tlio concert, uomoon.
So saying, tho unfeeling Zoo swept
tiown stairs, followed oy nor mother,
wiuio a soft voico murmured by tho in
valid 's sldo :
"You aro not sleeping, I soo. What
shall I do or your relief V"
4 "I feel ijtiito comfortable, thank you,
except n headache, caused by tho sud
dan Jar."
"Let mo batho It, then."
How soft her fingers wero; how gen
tie her touch, and what a depth of
womanly pity beamed from those largo
urown eyes. -
About two weeks fTftcr tho'acctdent,
lilancho wandered once more tu her fa
vorite resort, and seating herself at tho
root of the dosceut, sho was soon lost iu
n aeep.reverlo.
"Tlila Is i a charming spot Miss
Blanche," 6rJd a well known voice be
hind her, ;"and I soo Is a favorito of
yours. Now that I know how to avoid
Its dangers, I also am charmed with Its
deep reposo and picturesque beauty."
"I nm-glad you liko It," was tho ro
ply of tho young lady, ina sho blushed
slightly when ho seatedililinself by her
sine, s'uuc yours is the only; faco I
havo over seen when horo, and I can
not but wonder how you discovered tho
spot."
"Ono of my llttlo pupils- told me of
It, and that day when I fell was my
first visit. Thankful am 1 that you
were In tho habit of coming here, else I
might havo died nloi.o and uumissed."
"Alone, I grant, but not uumissed,
for your pupils love you.".
"I would liko to tell yo'u, doar Miss
Blanche, how strongly attached I havo
become tn my tender nurse, aud how
much I long for her to return my do
voted affection. Dearest, can you love
a person occupying so humble A position
as tutor to your uncle's children ? If
you can, nnd if you will nllow m6 to
present my deep lovo, and consent to
become my wife, it will bo tho dellcht
of my Hie to strive to mako you hap.
py." men he drew her toward htm.
nod their Hps met.
No opposition was offered when Mr.
Hamilton asked the, .hand of lilancho
Gilmoro from her uncle, all thinking
that their poor relative did well, eveu
lu marrying a tutor.
In the mcnntlmo tho news etimo that
the Hellmout owner was soon to take
possession of his property. Ono of his
oddities was that on the evening of his
return n large party of frleniHaud the
select nelglioors wero to ftssomule to bid
him welcoiiio. this party;, as it ban
pencil, waj to take placo tho oveiiinc
before the marriage of Blanche. Cards
of Invitation had been left at Mr. Cor
sair's and, much to the surprise and
chagrin of Miss Zoe, Blanche was also
remembered.
"J tut as f wo wanted to introduco
our poor relations," sho said, scorn
fully. "I wonder that tlio tutor also
was not Included."
The evening same. Tho rooms wero
thronged, .but singular to remark, tho
young owner had not as yet made his
appearance. Tho guests wero received
by Ills most Intimate frleuds, Mr, and
Mrs. iletc.uf, and tho latter, as soon as
Blanche had been Introduced, managed-
to draw her on ono side, and In another
moment Zoo wondered, as she saw them
leave the rooms together.
About half an hour later; after all
tho guests had assembled, Mr, Mutcaif
said t .
"Ladles and gentlemen, Mr. Bell
montihns Just arrived, nnd In a few
minutes will bo pleased to meet joii and
introduce to nil assembled the beauti
ful young lady who to-morrow morning
will become his bride."
i Ucarocly hud ho dono cpc-iklng when
the young man entered the room with
lilancho hanging on his arm, heraco
radiant with happiness. , -
"Our late tutor 1" cried Mra. Corsair.
..'Impossible I" cried Zoo, sinking
Into a chair. . - .
"It Is quite tnio, madam," said tha
young man; "and l.ow let mo hope to
see you all r.t our weddliii; tomorruw."
All were present except Zoe, whose
disappointment-was too great to penult
her to form ono of tho weddlug party.
'Kx-Gnvernor Joseph Johnston, ot
Virginia, who-dled on Tuesday nf last
weik, In the OJnd year of his age, was
born In Grange county, in the S'ate nf
New York, in Decent her, 1783, Ho
went to Virginia when a boy and set
tled lu the county of Harrison. Ho
served fourteen ses-.Ions In Congress,
was elected Governor of Virginia, bo
sides being live times elected to thu
Legislature, and once to a Constitution
al Convention, lie Is emphatically tho
last of a past generation. He was in
Congress with Clay, Webster, Calhoun,
Hayn-, Silas Wright, Martin Van Bu
ren, Thomas II. Benton, and that class
of men who aro now all gone. Hu was
older than tho Constitution of tlio
United States,- has lived to see twenty
five States added to ttm glorious Ihlr
teen, mid the population Increase from
4,000 000 to 40,000,000. He remem
bered when tho country mourned tha
death of Washington, and bat been
personally acquainted with the presi
dents from Jefferson to'Durtianaii.
Uclweeu two evils choose uillhcr
IUUEFLETJf. v -. .
A moving tal a hungry dog's.
Tho miner's d,feam of life Is ore. .
London d Is ponied last, year atJuut
$33,000,000 In charity. ,-
Tho oldest l'rotiWnntl church In
Itussla Is said td 'Ue'lstAtlcliael's, at
Moscow, which Id three bundled yiars
old
Iu Paris tlicro, ar.e fifty-eight butclr
ers of horses, whojajt year 'sold 0i71
horses, asses and mules lu joints and
stcaket.
Sago brush, which has- ntherwlso
beon regarded as valueless, Is beiirg
gathesed and sold by the curd for fuel
In Nevada.
Tho executors of tho late Duko ot
GallleraMiavo paid In olio check tho
enormous sum of $300,000 probate duty
on his property In France iiloub..
At a late sale of thither laiidi by
tho HlicrlU of Clinton rouiitv. I'd..
4U00 acres wero sold for- $4700. The
timber tracks bad. beeu cleared of pine
trees. . . ,
Nearly 100.0C0 German aro set-
tied in somo forty counties In Texas
patticularly Comal and Uuadatoup, aud
they aro highly successful as agricul
turists. A vory old married couple named
Minor live at Fall Itlver, Mass. Tho
husband is more than ono hundred
years of age, aud tho wife eighteen
mouths, younger.
Tlio Germans eay tlicro nro 'tlirco
armies that follow every war, unit are"
dlsbandoned only by death an ariiiy
of mourners, au army of cripples und
an army of tklovos. .
Tho Newark Counnon'CmincIl ro
fuse to make the appropriation ot $220 -lfiO
to tlio Board of Education In that
city until the school teachers havo their
salaries reduced. '
Tho Hallway Ago gives' 'a' list of
8G railroads that were either sold under
foreclosure, wero placed iu tlio hands
of receivers, or defaulted lu this coun
try lu 1870, They had a, mileage of
14.179 jii les and represented capital
amounting to 0 12,500,000. -
Tho following bear'story comes from
Paris : Whilo n largo eruwd was gath
ered around the Polar bear pit, at tho
Jardlu des Plantos, a little child ot live!
icnrs, leaning ovor lis nurses nrnrs,,ieii!
leadlong into tho den. The two bears
sprung toward tlio llttjo innocent,- but
drow back, startled by a riry of horror
from the throng, A gentleman, fastened
a ropo around his waist, uu'il,- on being
lowered by tho Keepers into the iit,
rescued the child just as tho bears wero
darling upon it.' TJio little -ono was
Itruleed.umt had a brokou arm. .
About fourteen years ago J. P.
Hassler, of Carlisle, Pa , out down tbo
dead body of W. ' II. Beetom, then
cashier-of tho .Carlisle Deposit Bank,
who had hanged lilniiclf to a ratteran
tho rear of tbo building.. On tbo af
ternoon of Monday last llassler, cash
ier of tho samo bank until three or
four months ago, was foilnd lifeless,
suspended to tlio same rafter. In tbo
morning Hassler had been arrested for
embezzlement, ho halving overdrawn
his account $10,000 to engage in stock
speculations. He was to furnish f 13,
000 ball, but instead of making an ef
tort lo procure the-money, ha hanged
himself. IIo was highly respected, and
held, for many years .au eldership' in
ono of the churches at CaflMo. Bee
teni, who committed suicide iu 18GJ nr
1808, was a defaulter in 130.000. II j
had also speculated lu stocks, but his
property more than covered the lovriif
thft'bauk, being valued at nearly f30J,
000. ,
Tho Molbodlst churjli at Hh-illilil, Warron
comity, wa burned to fhogiottud l.st week.
Loss, SJ.uou.
Murphy, the lemptanonpnitie Is' credlU!
by tho Allouhony Jul( with airotluif a euro ul
doaru ess by pra ver,
Thirty-four toon from Mtiotstor, IHuplilii.
Berks. Hiliuunl'l mid Lmi.iou uoiinUesaiotj
sooita match lor a sua pound ox at Julius
tjwn. i
Fix's New American tlientra, cliaslrNt
afreet, Phlladrlpaia. wns burned to Iho gtvtm 1
on Hmi.lnv morning, tho Uro breaking out .i
baut one o'clock. '
A maif naino.1 Lew,! Kromla, aged 40, hv
Inir lu Mm-uni. I,117Htlie nin.ilir w... i-.i.ii.iil. , .
Iulfora tolouious iwunnlt uuoti tho poiso.i,of
us stcpoaughter aged layout.
There nro il graud lo.li'os, 1.S0U subordinate
loaves, and iX),uuo members of the order ol
Knights ot Pytllas. 431 IiHlros heinir .11 tin.
statu with a membership of ii.uuu.
ntl 4 aetlln.r at tl.rt u-nl.j fn. t...
rel. In New Yortc'ou Sitjrdnv" crude w.n
Worth tn bulk lOhC.. Ill t.lireis l-Jitet reili.nl
In Ditre's liHc The drop 111 irei pneo of r
tlni-d oil is dlsastious. it waa seliiug a lev
days aico lor :ic
Toe Poisi has oiinoint.ul iw.t new Tti.i..,.,.
for tho United saatos, namely. Her. Dr. Ju , 1
AliHiie, ot Clisriesiou, H c. tu boJJIshepof it.
Augutl!io FioilJs, unit tho liomiuicau 1'rl r,
Vlugos oflleuicis. lo ba Oudlutor lllshopof
Grass Valley, califutuia. ,
Tho next lutei-llaliolial Oonvenllnn nt if. .
Youux Neil's I'miatlan Assoo.atl.in will he hMi,i
lu L-MilsrlUo, ou tho tlth of June, lustemlotlu
e 1. 1, mis, it Laving beeu louud Imiiraoilcablo to
arrsnra (or tbo entoruuumeot ot Iho delegatus
lu tho latter city.
nJiro Ueed. of tho Knnr.imA nnnrt n.-rn...
ton, decided Monday ttiit tho chlllrenof t'livs.
K Laudia uiu.t uu given Kit. Iho custod. of
Cbua M Lnndis. hts wl'o. sod remain lnli.-r
etarKO until they reach Uu ago of sevou yeas'
A 1 lutajoltiuu lus'iilfactarer H.un.11 fm...
wllli a smite luu u riuunow, Mnua getting 1.1s
iiiixlul at Uiu expusllluii bo Ins ahllipeit b.a
dilits. ciittivittorsanii boos to llussia. Kavliuil,
veui..srK,Ausirs.ia nu.i uio r-suiwtlcll 1S1.U1 11,
A sober nn.1 ln.lnstilir-.il eninlm-.w. ,r il.n
Milierstowii (iriiee.tililghoouuiv,iiame.lUi a
Mlllei.on Tuestlav rnnniloir otisst vib w
found Iruwu iodeitn.tdsbimlsaua.hoad rmz 11
fast. In the eroek undsriieith ilia Ka.t Pe.m
Tai.rvuid brtdg, wlUilu too limits of t. o
nnr.aigli. It is supsist that bofell fium tno
biliigecrossiuglhe week, waa auunedbyiho
lull uud frow, to death.
Amoug tbo oarrent borstniiV la tbofolloiy.
lag Item 1 ' Vaii.tsoou-i'sllluo Msieis wluteri.ig
llutlytii Tioiia uouuty, this .tsuv, Itispu
lioul lll shx nilibeut 2dptbw ysr." Auu
tlicluawbi oru.'l uroiKWIiun j "a iroiuug
pialcb, for LUX, u side, luu boon ihmikix) mi
uuueoaat uwtsluruu di.rluii nark umhe4.l1
of July uoxt. betwiwn Oiai.ge lll.lv, iuul ..v
WHIuco l'leic.-. of Mbir,ivll..i, aud llu.ui r
Joiutlian, UHii.-Ubi 1'. L KnulsJily. iifblni.,11
llietac. is lu p. t.-u iiiiliia or twuuty tnu
uiuand un- ir.au 111 out b. ul