THE MOLE.
CONSIDERED FROM HISTORICAL AND
OTIICU STANDPOINTS A HUMOROUS
REVIEW OFTIIB DISTINGUISHED CHAR
ACTERISTICS WHICH HAVE MADS THIS
UNIQUE ANIMAL FAMOUS.
The mulo Is the only anlmil Noah
didn't take Into the ark with Utm. I
hare looked over the freight list care -folly,
and could not see a mulo way
billed for any place. So clear-headed
a man as Noah did not daro to take one
on board, an he know he would kick a
hole through her Id less than a week.
I don't know a man on whose head you
could pour qulokxllreraud run les rUk
of Its spilling OH than on Noah's, lie
was a dreadful level-headed mau, and
before tho freshet was over overybojy
on earth realized the fact.
The origin of tho mulo Is envelopod
In a good deal ot mystery. Tradition
Informs Us that when the Mood had sub
sided, and the ark had landed on Mt.
Ararat, Noah was very much surprised
In one ot his observations to find a goad
healthy mule standing on the top of an
adjoining mountain. The samo tradi
tion Informs us that the mule Is the ODly
animal that lived through the flood out
Bide ot the ark.
The male can be considered In a Rood
many ways, though the worst place
from which to consider him is directly
from behind, anywhere within a radius
of ten feet. 1 never consider a mule
from that point, unless I nm looking
out through the flue of a boiler.
Sea captains and people who have to
do 'With mules always pay an extra rato
to life Insurance companies. A mule
nnd a belt of country where yellow fe
ver Is indigenous generally stand the
same as regards the death rato.
The word mule comes from tho Greek,
and signifies "to stop," and the mule
himself comes to a stop also. Like raul
tiplled by like produces like. Grass
hoppers multiplied' by grasshopers pro
duce lamine.ana potato bugs multiplied
by potato bugs produce a rise In the
price of yeast. But when you try to
multiply mules by mules they don't
multiply, and hence the word mule
You may study your arithmetic, and
through all ot Train's lectures, but you
can't discover why this Is so, any more
than you can why a woman cannot put
on rubbers without leaning up against
sometning.
The mulo has one more lee than n
milking stool, and he can stand on one
and wave the other three around iu as
many different directions. lie has only
three senses, hearing, seeing and smell
ing, lie uas no more sense of taste
than a stone lug, and he will eat auv
thing that contains nutriment, nnd he
don't care two cents whether it be one
per cent, or ninety-nine. All he asks
is to pass 111 m along his plate, with
whatever happens to be handy round
the pantry, and he won't go away and
blow how poor .the steak Is. lie Just
eats whatever Is set before him, and
asks do questions.
Mules are naturally deaf, but that
supreme wisdom that teaches the little
boy to wipe bis nose on ills sleeve, lias
fitted trio mule out with a pair of ears
mat counteracts us nearness, so lie can
lirar as readily as a person when you
don't want hlra to. These ears answer
a double purpose, as tunnels to pour
sound Into his bead, and also as fans to
brush away the flies with and keen his
bead cool. They are hung by hinge?
to tne sides ot Ills head, and flap back
ward and forward like a pair of wet
trowsers round a boy's legs. In cold
latitudes quite a' tasty business is done
in mules' ears. The ears aro cut olt
and dried, and sold for snow 6hoea, and
then tho stubs are trimmed up and the
mules are seat South and sold for
horses. In this way a great many fine
uorses were purchased lor tne at my by
the United States.
If I were to have n large picture of
innocence, to bang up In my parlor,
and did not wish to sit for It myself, J
should get a correct likeness of a mule,
There is luDOcenco euoueji depleted in
a mule's countenance to fit out a Sun
day school class. It looks as guileless
as an angle worm.
A mule never grows old or dies,
Once brought Into existence, ho coutln
ues on forever. The oriclnal mule Is
now alive somewhere In the South, aud
Is named llobert Toombs, because he is
so stubborn.
Mules are chiefly found In tho South
nnd West. They have been more
abused than Judas Iscariot, A boy who
wouia not mrow a stone at a mule ll lie
got a chance would be considered by his
parents as too mean to raise. '
The mulo Is a good worker, but he
cannot be depended on. Ho is liable to
strike, and when a mule strikes, hu
man calculation fails to find out any
rule by which to reckon when ho will
so to work again. It Is useless to pound
lilm, lor lio will stand more beating
than'a sitting room carpet. He lias
been known to stand eleven day
in one spot, apparently thinking ot
sometning, and then start oil again as
mougn nothing Had Happened.
Down South, when they have a sur
plus ot snail darkeys on the plantation
they send them out Into tho barnyard
to play where there is a loose mule
They always bid them cood-byo when
they start out, fur they aro suro the
parting will be final. This Is tho roost
economical style ot funeral now In the
market.
To fully appreciate the mulo, one
should listen to his voice. You never
can really- know whether you like
mule or not till you have beard him
slug. I attended a mule concert at
FortSnelllng. Tho programme opened
wllu a soprano solo, and men snung
Into a duet, and then pranced on Into
trio, followed up by a quartette, and
ending with a full chorus by 150mules
J didn't hear the whole thlug, fot when
I rame to, the regimental surgeuu uas
standing over me, giving me powerful
restoratives, and l liearu mm say mat
might possibly get out again, thougu
would never be a well man again.
have been through the New York Stock
Exchauce. and spent part ot a day lu
boiler factory, and have been on one or
two Sunday school excursions lor child
ren, but I never knew what noise was
till I heard a lot of army mules bray,
One ot the dead certainties abuut
mule Is that be Is surefooted, especial
ly with his hind feet lie never mis
places them. It be advertises that his
feet will be nt a certain spot at a cer
tain time, with n sample of mules'
hoes, to which ho would call your at
tention, you will always find them
there at the appointed time II o Is as
reliable as the day of Judgment, and ne
never cancels an engagement. Every
mtn now living who drove a mule team
during tho war now draws a pension.
I nevei owned a muie, out i cams
near buying one once. He was a lino
looking animal : his ears stood up like
tho side spiles on an Episcopal church.
Ill tall was trimmed down so mat it
looked like n tar brush leaning up
gainst him. Ho was striped off like
the American Dag, nnd Bnplirers
cherubs nover looked more angelic than
did that mule. Ho looked all Innocence,
though ho was, la no senso. Tho
owner sat in the wagon, with ills chin
resting on his hand and hU elbow rest
ing on his knee. In the other band lie
held a stick with a brad on the end ot
It. I examined the mule and asked the
man a few questions, and out of mere
form Inquired It the mule was kind.
Kind ? Kick 1" said the man, and
these were the last words he ever
ttered. He reached his stlek over the
front of the wagon and stuck the brad
Into that mule. It was awful to see a
man snuffed out as quickly as he was.
It almost took mv ureatn lie went so
suddenly. I never saw the thread of
life snap so abruptly as It did on that
occasion. Ho didn't have time to leave
dressage for his family. That mule
slmnlv ducked Ills head, and then a pair
ot heels flew out behind; there was a
crash, a llylsg of splinters, and that
was all; and tho next moment that mule
and I stood alone, my face covered with
astonishment two feet deep, and his
covered with part of an old bridlo. The
next day I lead an account In the tele-
craphlc news of a shower of uesii in
Kentucky. I was the only man that
could explain that phenomenon, nnd I
did not dare to lest 1 should be impu
cated In the affair with the other mule,
I have seen death in many forms, but
don't recollect of ever seeing a funeral
gotten up with less pomp and display
than on that o:cassion. If I had my
choice, to either work lu a nltro-glycer-
Ino factory, or take care of a mulo.
I should go for the factory, as in case of
an explosion, there would be more pos
slbility ot my friends finding some little
momentoes of me, with which to assuage
their grief. A very small piece of mo
would lighten a very nig sorrow.
l will hunt all round and it l nno any
other facts that belong to the mule I
will write them down and send them to
you by express 0. O. D. By George
A. Qulmby.of the Boston Weekly Globe.
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CONSUMPTION I
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DR. SVVAYNE'S COMPOUND
Syrup o Wild Cherry
13 A SOVEREIGN HEMEDY.
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Was that of Edwnrd II. Jlamfton, Engineer at
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aueatreller. JOrf W. CIlHIoT,
Finn of Itcedel & Christ.
Boot and shoe House, 34t Nouh becond-street,
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11. UarriirueH, Uruircist. Teulh and Coate?-sts
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SWAYNK & HONt 310 N. Hlxth St., Fhilad'a,
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For Sale by all Orugrglsts
July 15.3870.Vl
E. F. LUCKENBAC1I,
FRISCO, MOUSE AKD SIOX
PAINTER,
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Wall IPsaiBeFS
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MAUCII CliuNK, TA.
m. 27-y
QIIAULES FK0E1ILICH,
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TON, Pa., dealer In Choice Brands ot
Family FLOUR, FEED,
APPLES, POTATOES, 4o
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CS" All artio:es warranted to be as tepresent
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. Opposite h, & 3. Depot, ;
On the East Weissport Canal S ank
itespectrnllr infotms the citizens of this vlelnl.
ty tba t he keem constsnrlr on aaod nnd B ELLA
nt the LOWEST MA11KIST P1UCE3, tho very
ALSO DEALER IN
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v
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6
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ItUVAlNWAV in the LKlilGIITON
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A trial is respectfully soliclte1! aud entire aal
l.funtliiTi mmrurtesil.
Mauut.ctory In the Bn'ement of the "Valley
Houso," oiiposlte the Leblcli Valley JtR. ucool
Feb. 2a. 1876. THOMAS KOONS.
I1E1L.IUAIV & CO.,
BANK STREET, Lehighton, Pa.,
MILLERS and Dealers In
All Kind, of O RAIN BOnoIITand BOLD at
1USUULAH MAlUiiSX llATlia.
We would, also, lcaprettutlrlntornv ourrltl.
tens mat we are nowiuuy nrcjiureu to ejur
PLY tnem with
From any Mine desired at VERY
LOWEST PRICES.
If. HEILMAN & 00.
Jnly25.
jEllIQHTON 1IAKEUV. .
The underslAued announces to the cltlions of
Lehlxhton, welMport and the Fnirouudme
uoishboihooa. that au Is now lully vreparetl u
suppiv them with PillMK FUtiSlI
Bread, Cakes & Pretzels
Ever? Mornlofrat Who'esa'e and retail, at the
lowest prices. lie luaie a cpcciaity ot
Wedding and Fancy Cakes.
I'lc-Nlcs and all other Partle supplied wttn the
Choicest Mado Ico Cream,
lnlaneor Bmallqnsntlile.. on abort notice and
a rpasou-ible llsuies. Also, always on hand a
large a,oox of au ktntis ot
CANDIES, NUTS, FRUITS, &cf
at Wholesale and RetalU Patronige solicited.
J. W, O'NEIL.
aprll tvl Bint Bfeeu Lehlghton Pa.
Manhattan OIL Company,
OF NEW YORK,
Lubricating and Illuminating- Oils.
WM. N MARCUS, Room aj. Jlerchanta'.Ex
chauiie, TniRD and WAL-VUT Streeia, PMia
delolin Pa. Nov.iM. 187.
WANTKU the bnslneas men to know that they
can gei JOB PIUNTISO dona cheaiwr at
cauBON advocate Qfuce than at ivy other
place In tbe couaty, Trytjs,'
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8 S3 J
c?j a 3 I Q- m
Gj -s s .a 1
bo &,a u i 2 s
n .p a J a
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tStTSl! CD g O
y '"' at
fJMIE LATINQTON
PLANINCr MILL
AND
CalDinet Ware Factory,
AT SLATINQTON.
JOHN BALL1ET, Proprietor,
Deals In all kinds and sites ot Piaej Ilemlock.
Oak snd Hard Woxxl Lumber, and ianonrpia
pared to oxocnto any anonnt of orders fot
DresseB LumbeU
OF ALL KINDS.
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, Sliutioiv,
Mouldlnss, Cabinet IVarc, &e.,
With Proinjtnesa.
Brackets Made, to Order;
The Machlnenr la all new and of tho beat and
most Improved kinds. I emptor none bat tn
best workmen, nse well seasoned and good ma
terlat, and am therefore able to ftnarantce entlro
satisfaction to all who may favor mffwith a oalu
Orders hr mail piomptly attended to. Mr
chsres are moderate i terms casbv ox Inters,
charged alter thirty days.
01 ME A CALL.
17 Those encaged In Bnildtna; will And III.
their advantage to have Siding, Floor Boards,
Doors, cashes, bhuttcr, 4c, sc, made at thl
Factory.
May lOyt JOHN BALLIET,
03
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Cl Beljcr's Bloct, Bank-st., Iclilghtorr.
flouca. To tho Public A. J.
DURLINQ'S Fsmllr Imiini rii. a,
(In Dr. Reber1)! Block!. Is OPEN on SUNDAYS
ri..nlt.l.U..l.'i -
bu u viuwil a. mM-1 io zs 'K 5 to 7 F, 21,
Rosldenco-lst door above II. B. Church.
A.J. Durlingii our popular Dtng.
gl. "hiivlng dispensed with the services 'of a
clerk," Is behind ths Counter' Dealing out and
"Compounding Nice, Pare. Fresh, Unadulterated
Me.l clnej for tho 61ok and Afflicted,' atitaMt
ed Prices.
At A. J. Durllng's Drug Storo,
yon can get your "prescriptions and Family
RcclpcsCompnunded accurately A eclentldoally.
At A. J. Durllng's old entabllshed
DRUOand PRESCRIPTION STORB.yoacsn
trlr on getting a strictly Pure Article. No
mistokea from incompetent assistants, as he dis
penses and preparea with bis own hands.
It U Just splendid I What? Why
that New Tcrfume I got at DUBLINQ'S Drug:
Stoie. nis own make up he calls It " ifi
OWN." 25e, and 600. per bottle.
1000 ibs. Pure Caustic Soda, or
saiten rota'sh.tor SOAP M'Alcmi,, juatreoeir.
ed at A.J. DUItLINtl'8 Drugstore, and aelllna;
at a very low price
Wall Paper I Wall Paper i; Wail
Taper! At A. J. DURLINO'S Drug- Store.
NEW STYLES Just received at Greatly BE
DUCEDFIIICES. Call and 'Examine.
A. J. Durllng, ,our popular Drag
gist, having an experience ot 17 Sears, knowa
wheroot he speaks, when he says n guarantees
that EVEBY.ARTICLE bought at his DRUO
STO BE 1, ot tbo PUREST and BEST that can
be found in the Markets.
A. J. Durllng, the Druggist,, has
Just received a Fresh Involceof Fine FRENCH
and CALIFORNIA BRANDIES, OLD HOL
LAND QIN. OLD RYE WHISKIES. Import,
fd POltr and SHERRY WINES. Domeatlc
CLINTON and otaer URAI'E WINES tor
Jledlciual and Sacramental Purpose.
ESTABLISHED 180 J.
CILMORE &CO.,AtfcysatLaw,
Buce3sors to Cmrm, Hosuxa & Co.,
629 F St., Washington, D.C.
AMIMCAX AND FOBEIOX PATEaTtB.
Pstents procured In all countries, ITo Fna
IN AnraNcifi. No charge unle&a the patent Is
grouted. No feoa for msklng preliminary ex
an Inations., Ho additional fees for obtaining
and conducting a rehearing. Special attention
given to Interference Gases before the Patent
Office. Extensions before Congress, Intrtnae
ment Suits In dlllorrnt ittstes.'and all' litigation
appertaining to Inventions -or Patenta. SKID
biaurrou Pamtulki of sixty PaaEe-
U. S. CODins AND DErABTCNTfl.
Claims prosecnted in ihb supreme Court ot th.
United btates. Coin t ot Claims, Court ot Com
mlMioueia ot Alabams Claims. Southern Claim a
Comnilailon, snd all claa.es of wax claims belora
the Executive Departments.
ABBEAKS OF PAT ANQ B0DSTT.
OFFiCF.ns. soldiers and Sailors of the lata
war. oi their heirs, ate In many ca.es entitled to
money Horn the Government, of. which they
have no kuowledge. Write full history of set
Tire, and state amount of pay and bounty re
ceived. Knclose sumo and a full reply, after
examination, will be given you tree.
PENSION!.
All Officers. Soldiers and Sailors wounded
mpiuredor injured In tbe late war. however
.lightly, can ouuln a pfnsioa, many now receiv
ing pensloos are entitled to an JncreosA en&
alsinp and Inlormution will be furnished free.
UNITED bTATES OU'lstUL LAND OFEICE.
Contested Laud Cases, Private Land Claims,
Mlnli g Pre-emption and Homestead Cases pros
ecuted beiore me Ueueral Land pace and De
partment ot tbe Interior.
OLD 110UNTT HAVD WAfiOANTS
The la.t Report ot the Comralaftouer ot the
General Laud Offloe ahowa t.S97,tiO acres of
Bounty Land Warrants ' outaiaudinc. These
Issued under act of 1853 and prior acta. We pay
cash for themj send by registered letter
Where assignments are Imperfect wo give in
structions to perfect them.
Each department of our business Is conducted
In a aeparate bureau, under, charge ot experienc
ed lswrera and clerka.
By reason of error or fraud many attorneys
are suspeudM from practice beiore the Pension
and other offices each year. Claimants whose
attoineys bate been tnu. suspended wUf be
gtatultously furnished with full Information
and proper papers eu application to uu
As we, charge no lee iiulesr succeasf ol stamps
tor return postage should I e sent ua.
Liberal arrantsments mado with attorneys In
all UatStfa o(, lumesa,
Address, GILMOUE & CO.,
P.O. Box 44. llUiamjIon, D. C.
WAsnisoTON. D.O., Novembers, 1S7.
I take ptoasure lu expressing my ootlre ooofl
dtnoe la the miwiuiouif .and ndtUty of the
Iw, patent ana Collection House of UIUfOBK
es Col of this cliy.
O EOROE P. B. WHITE,
Cashier of the National tletropollUa Bask.
nu o lira fr 1
UU8INESS MBN ANi
OTHEHS
'HINT! NO
I WANT Or JOB
OF ANY DEbCBIPX
FIND TUE OAtBONj
UN. WILL
DVOOATK
OFPICJS THE ItSTll
EHT PLACE IlT T)V
COUNTr.
AND BU
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