The Carbon Advocate
And Independent Family Newspaper,
Published every ' ATfltDAY, la
Letiighton, Caruon Co., I'a., by
KATtltY V. nORTnfltlKR.
ItS-WeMT It V'TTit .t.na. JUIa.ia. a....
the LclilRh Valley R. R. Depot.
Terns: $1.00 ter Anunm in Advance
H. V. aIoutiiimmr, Propriet or.
ENDEPENDSNT-" Live and Let Live."
$1.00 a Year if Paid in Advance.
' Ertnr DFPCnirTiox or rtiiK am fancy
VOL. VII., No 17.
LEIIIGI1TON, CAUUON COUNTY, PA., SATURDAY, MARCH !22, 1879.
If not niid in advance, $1.25.
w - - '"b
AT VErtr LOW PRICES.
-Advertising Rates.
Wo dosiro It to bo distinctly tindett4tl
Hint no advertisements will lie ftnerted hi
the columns of Tint Cinnox Auvooatk tlat
max bo. received from unkiisivii par tie w
finnsftinloss accompanied by tbo cabii.
TKefollowlng''aro our only Urntai
f ? jj o.nk 8juaiiii (10 lixm),
Onevear, each insertion lOets.
Sl-Snorithsjcucli Insertion Isete.
Throb inonlliSj ojcli Insertion 10 ete.
JiclTtliSmHifce months, first Insertion
$1; each subsequent Insertiui 24 ete.
Local notices lu Cents jwr line.
II. V. MOItTltlMEIt, Publisher.
CARDS,
Unot anil lime Mutter.
31tntonnrstney,ffi Uran t building. Han slrrst.
Allorderipriimiilliilllltd wort umrranltd.
-jyr-
Attorneys.
J-OIlS KUNK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Offlco with Al'en Cr.ls.c-m."'"" American Ito
ICl.il AUK I?T BQL'AIIH,
' ' MAUCH ClinNK, 1M. Jnty.'-ly
j-ohn i). iiKiiroTiir r u,
ATTOnNKY AND CoUNSKLLOlt AT LAW.
Uroailiray anJ xiifqu him ia Stroets. Opposite
Court IIo ie.
''"' ' .'MAUfil CIIJNK, TA.
May.be comaltod in iioi-ui in. inaiM ly'
p 1. LONM.sfitiiUT,
; ATTORNEY AT LAW
Lrvon'a Uutullng.
Afc'K fiTREET. LUIIIOIITON. PA,
JJcn-smocr iC-Cm
Tjty M. "l.Al'ttHKU.
ATrOltNKY NP COUNSI'.I.I.Olt tT LAW
DISK STRICT. l.ttllmlTUN. I'A.
R.alKstsleand Collection Ancv Will llui and
3.11 ttVal Karate, llonveyaiieliiit ueitlv dun Col
actions urouiiitlv und. ."ellllng nutates nf li
4uts i apaclalty. May be consulted In
a. Unrann. Nc.
J AS. II. STIIUTIIKIIS,
ATTOIIN lY AT LAW,
3- OHIce : 2 1 Hot i f Uhn.id'i Hall,
Mnuoh Oliuiik. I'a.
All lmlnua eutru.tod lo lilui will lie prmptli
attended to. m. ,
Mav27, ly.
p .iik'isiian.
ATTOItNKV AT LAW
Next Tljor to First National Duck,
St Iimi CHUNK, I'A.
llrClm h consulted In German. 'junO.
. Justices and Insurance
Tg- A. IIKI.TZ,
juarxec oi' Tin: teace,
OFncs: Ltndormin'. II n-k. llANli-Strccl.
LvinoiiroN. I'A.
CmvnynTiclni. Coilotlur nTd ill other nui.
tie 4 connccti-il with tlio office p omiiLV attend,
oil to Agent for tao boi Flic iul 1 i'o Jnnir
aucc Cnuipiulo- i ltcuts collected at roai.oiuili1t
cuuracs. &c. AprliF-vl
rpiroiiAS itsMi t'.itivn,
JL CONVEVANURIt,
AND
GENERAL INSUilANOEAGEN j
r The f Uowim; Cotnpinlc um llpt'eseiiletli.
liUHA.N )N MU I'tTAL I'-tHi:,
. HUA .UNO llllrUAIi 1'lllE,
I WO.MINa Kilt 14,
ro r r .Villi: rtnti,
I. II lllll 1'IilW.nniltnnUMV
nr.cu acuiu.cn r insukanoe,
AIbo l'oninvlvinl'' n"l Mnft it llo.'ao riiicl
Dttre ivn and In uratn u C'ttinimnv.
Mnicn "JJ. isn IllOJ. ICICMEllKIl
Physicians and Dentists.
w. i:i:m:it, m.
OITlCIt-ns'.'Cr'.l O'ncU. BANK STREET,
LEUIUHION, "enna.
) Tle4lloncc ...t om 7 a. tn. to Pa. m .
HOURS ii I 13 .10 ii u. in i in
i rarryvillo . .from I n.ni. to 12 imop,
)rr lc roiiHii ted In ttiii acrnian Lain;u9K
KoTc:nb3r3), yl
A. DHrill.V.UEIl, M.U.,
, I'llYSlCIAV AXIISCLOIMN
Sperlsl nlltitlon nM to Chronic IllKe-ife.
OIIIl: South K.it.t cointrIrnntim2i..l 9t.t l.c
hllilnn.l'n. Aprl'3. 1M.
QllS. T. IIOIl.V, HI. I).,
op'icn: oveii ii a. r limit's n;tva
al'OUE BANK 81'.. LUHIUIl'ION.rA.
(Icnoriil nrocticocttoiiii'tl In, and sl'ECIA
ATriCNTIO.H OiViiN TO UIEASEH Of
,WO JUX lnai-53 .yl
It. KIMIKII, M. 1).
l'llA-'TIOIN'O PlIYSIOIANanaSDt aEO.S.
OKF.CB; lliiuU Sticct, ItniiF.u'a I'.locx, Lohich.
inn, r.t.
May bo consaut'il in tlio Gorm n LniiRuaso.
Nov. 3
Livery & Sale Stables
r.
IIAMC STItUHT.t.KlllllHTOX, Pa
FAST TIlOTiIKU HOUSES,
EL.EO.VTr CAItUIAOES.
And pontlvoty LOWEIt I'11I(!KS Uiau nuy
otiiur Livoiy lu tho C'ojtitv.
l.arijoanfl Lndnimn canlanen for F.mtrnl
' nuronoa nml '.VlH diUiS. 1J AVI U i:imi:HT
Nov. '."i i&7i
A
NEW OKl'AKTUIti:.
TlioiuidrrtirnfdiFp'f'fiil y "iirourccastolini
V'tr n am: il i u lie erally tlml 101.1 und
ullertliUihtebo
Sell Goods for Cash Onlv,
'
ml to that rnd lias mariiddown tl. 1'iucaol
Into, tneslo kot
Groceries and Provisions
Contl tuu'of tiittCMei-tt
THABrorrEKS s-UliAUa. SPICKS. IIAMB
uuouLin-'iitf, riiii jiuiTr.n. i;uu3,
c, Ac, f tho wry lAiVvnt i'rees.
Best Fain'y Flour $2.75 a sack
ami a I otlier aitk'lcs at iquo.ly rrlccn for
ILfi itpadv Ujh i.
rntron.ige i (cicd an. Bli.uctlou uarau
ted iu ail ci
T. A. ANDREWS,
Nou ttol'h nedbosq. Hit. Ilrl ko.
jaiiirtT ftC'UIIItTOX, Pa.
rou ou "i
IU,V IN PIIKSS,
jiji: iMnjsntiAi.
HISTORY OF THE DlfllED STATES,
Knag ft coruulntn hlt r r i( nil tbe tmnortaut
niiuMii u( America molut s AciUu'turv,
Mrctinloil M uat ur ujr Illnirg riuuutr
rial MuUitthor n terin Ab-a. tu ue
tctuTJ askpt unl 3itinni'ngr4UiiL's.
NOOTHKIl WOltlC LIKi. IT 1-Vl Il PUIl
J -1 h i i i ; i ivt T-iiui nil i i r. lory uuply t
om o 1 1
4 n , -
Railroad Guide.
plItL.A..b III:aI)I.U UAll.UtlAll.
Arrnngrment of I'auePRer Trains.
NoVKMnKit mn. U'a.
Trains Iraro Al.l.K.M O'.V.N an totloirsi -itia
mnKioxits nacii.)
For riii1i.deiiiliM.iit rji. a.m.. toil
p. m.
for riiltfelrtphU llllii. m. JM n. m.
via turrrssA. natiwii.)
For llo I'll, t S.S. villain. Itw. 1 10. 1 JO
UK ii.in
For llutltoorn. rjlJM, 1M a. in.. .!, 4 JO
v.o' n. in.
For Idnoa.ter nnd Colam'iH, t SI. 9.1'. am. "d
4 so p in
t Uoc not ran on M "inlay
r U.NDAYS
For Ilea tin. 3 31 a.m. aira9Mit m.
I'm II irri'hnrc, I. a. in i.J J 1. m.
Trln FOH AI.I.R .'roWNIraTfiaifetUvti
(VIA rKHKIOMBN IIBANCII )
LoaToriiitadclplitn. 7.4j. til., I.IW, 'LSOjiiC a.38
n. lu.
. , HUNDAY-.
r.oivc r.'ilHdelpMi .! ..ro ni d 1 13 p. m.
(tia KAarrr.ixA naivcii
I.r.ivo rtr.oinj; 7.4 ;,4t lJla m.,4 90.ll md
io.t ii ni
Lravo IIanlliurc, S 11 a loo. ro, and -W. 4X0
and 7 m n. ni.
I.piivp IinrA.ti'r a.iOa. ra.. I3M anil S.tSp. in.
LcaCuluuibU !.'. m 1. 0 and lUp. m.
"UMIAVh.
l.rave Ttoaillim. 7.10 a. ni.
Lravo IlirlKnuiil.S.3 n.nl.
Tralnn.imiko i thnn )runtn and from rt pl
Oth anil (lioe'i alrcet. I'lillmlft phli nthrr
traluitn a '! Irnm liroid .trrrt drpit.
TnoOfii". m nM Ho. n. trains from All'n
toMi.nipl Ilia 7.41 a. m and i.3 p.m. tirni
Ironi l'liiliifli'Tiini, haio tlunugh larilo ami
trotu lMUodolpula.
J. K. WOOTIKV
neutral Manamr.
C O. HANCOCK. 7n'i TtcHtt Jttnt.
"Vc will Pay the Postage
AND SESU OU
The Carbon Advocate
ONE YEAR FOR
ONJS 'DOZZAli!
Or Six Months
JPoi? SO cents !
WHICH IS
Less than 2 cents per "Week
rort a LAii'in
02 COLUMN TAPER!!!
ADD11E-.H,
Carbon Advocate,
".rliiglitoit, Pa.
s:iov 1 1113 TO YOUR NLTOHUOrt
TOLEDO BLADE.
NASBYPAPEH.
BEFOflF VOII nhai'nli'foranrnlli.
BEru"6 UJ or P'n r mmiI lor a
pet'llnoil cii'V ol 1'llj'l T ll.r.UU UIjAIIK. Il
1.1 il .Manilniitli l-.iir tluuo Wool, v I'a i'i ol
slxiv.lour Co.utmi uiol will oiiefil.v , io.
onot iiMd'iix iiinttei of ti'leioit mm aiuo lo
no ploinul imittoi tlin Uulu ii hlaii-n
SPECIAL PKATUltKS.
All t h licp i ri men h o Ut mrde I Hit
liLiDK h. inn in till ovii l.o UiilU-d ttr
uu .tu o.'iu rlvcnu. miol. tin.itf ri III l,.p
Ill'II Ij tlCIH til IiMlt I'lK lllfllHiiftl lifiuncr..t c
lml.t'ii ii. i i:v 1'iT.ouauiV Napuy, wimh
mv .villi tn -xi'it-cK. 1 i inis LLMtu- our
HCU.M'.IIOLU DU'AIllMI'.NT nidi k..U rr Ol
;tit.ciiCi iiifn 'Kittiiui. iiiiiui ml J rt ot inh-io i
in t a You.o 1 r.oi'LK'a IJEl'iul
JUST , U liOigiUi IJL'OUI tlll'JIl ClUlJll'U 'K tun
vi'rltv uh oy h id L'Jtoni chTnlna
iNit ivi tl." It I iiU'M Wit nml lluuiur; TlIK
iA6T TOtlCrt. ll lll-ll ni.tl -M'letP.l t A.NriWKha
to t'oiit.tti'OMtr.Ms nn 1 tli liiot Svwh t o...
nhimrl- t.i Urn wnnl. llii: luB ilivul t
lawn- in tvur Nntn nt.tl T r mr ii tlio
Union end ii evfiynlirit uv jinxul fl. Ilu
.mti"naua m; t ynv asdfamji.y .
i;it puli lfiipo i nvwhercv 'iiv uirial vu will
IW'VO Willi 'nlv no without u
Aiw of iliu now lout nits fui this wijtct proa
btTtO. it
A ndenoaville Prison Sketches,
ov oan who wo it t ro A ni'w B rln tt ry win
n.iimiciicfii Nov. H.lu Ai.utur oue wiluoui
nionru in Juii'ur .
TKitAI "sin .o copi. per y nr 12 3 i Are
cnp.eMl.TSiai'li . ttn or tuuio rop.cH b'.Ct a til
au-t nn Httu t-our with cvir tluu oi ten.
svcdineu C4i-' m'ih I ret. Keml fur ono Ail.
die t.t TOLl.DO JiLAUK. J ..lo(o, Ohio.
Fifty Thousand Books
For Sale sit Elali" fi'icc.
Wo aro now rflVrl iu lo tho nuliiic. pnstacn
pri'pu.l. in ONK.U.vl.i the rtwolar I'llre ,u ly
IliouHua I voiumiM tit ilioioo bii'ikii, ouuiliiUini:
li..iorir Inn raohy. Mcilon. t'oo rv. Jlanior.
Mfsliou,Ufllim Hmi:tl5o entitle Works.i'dilloiu
nf MamU i Authors Ho., olo. Hiqhu bonki
re-i'lcciid liv nur .Mr. LorKUCNasUvlnoiu I lie
H"moi oi tuo iradi tK nub. Liter ot tho louu.
try, a o nil M;v mill FJli-.siIl mid ilia tlio
iDlj.N'Ul'AI. KlUTi JNi lllll.l crt UV 1.1016.
li.ll boo. , mh i'.. Woh ivo unileo tliouvamlHiif
iao h. om io tl pan. oi ilia cuumry. and
ur.y,i."?' Hml ' ' A..IIAN lUIl tl tio
SLA.BWiiSltf1,liu "";,,,
CAlVLOGUES FREE.
-Voli.noi.riu e i a Isiea and anii no cats
lonoof onr Uon'js. rrunj.el bv .iiljecls nun
oi oup. o tin,i will iiiuii o pioi frcetu aiirud-uies-.
e .hull i li e ir.u.t 10 n five . coi
IIIO.ICO l"Mlil the 1JLA11K uimiit-VOi am.tnl uUo
0. -ill per niieuuliiglli.nuv. ii.ciiieiiiiiio
eonli.llv in lied hi -.i uo ns bi i O'lu i-n.iiir
o hfi-wio tn iiinoeMol tbi'iuieue. nml f li'iui.
AiU i on. TUL.i O lli.Ai)i:. Tontn, Onln.
Vick's Floral Guide.-
A Itnamiftil work of I t. rara.Ouo OuiuroU
Pmwb riif. nml 3) I InMr-.ii.'n-. wilu ii..
m i.ttoMKut ibn bd l I'luwtr o..a V'tet U.o',
n il tiuwtivitw i hi iu Atlftr u i'lVB t'KAT
STAMl In i.QtfU-h t (1 Minan.
'XUup.ow rnui VtCL'tiboUaitlen I75vaj;p,
blx C miT'i ll-it tm iu, uy liuudiwl Hugtur.
uijf 1'Sir &)o- tit In uaies' otivurt (ilauo
g.t tcotli. I a riuauauil HuulUU.
Vi k' il utruuit .Vunthir Moymine,!' j-aaM
n ct nrtl ula e in verv number uuU manv tiuu
e irivliffi. Trie ii.Ji a vewri ive I'upn? lur
ti. s iciiuien iiutnNT wnt lur l tfiit.
Vii'ItSe iU ii'fl tlio brt-i In the wi.rnl Bind
iv t rNT'-TAMff r u uia, Ou (tAinn aluii.tx
1. mt ai. imi .a i,ul ri1"'" "I 1 ' r 1 .
w Ad.irH-, J K VI' K
J n lrru r XV
A. Mm Mssen'j
lnnntcturerof and Oralrrtn
STOVES, RANGES AND HEATERS,
Till and SlieeMron Ware and General
Ito Faniisliiiig Gocfls.
it(iori.c; nml .sroiiTl.: ilnno nt
ilmrt liolico anil at Lowest Cash I'riccs.
I am tl.a ailhirunl aai t for thn Fate of the
MIoMn- a'HtST.CLAHrt ritOVIX
TllHHILVIlIt AUOr.llKRIIALCOOK,
nn: Linirriioum; ooic.
TilHMAYFLOwmt i.avm:.
Tin: BUNsitiNi: iianoi: nml
IheNKV.' ANCIIOIl HKATCn.
ami am Selliag tbrm VIS'tY I'lIKA'Ioi Cjuli.
Kerr Vtnil of sl0VK0nATB and 1'lllE
mill KB krptconit.nlly on hunt.
Stoke on SOUTH Street,
A ftw door, abote Hank BU, LUIIIOIITON.
I'.ilionfre sollcttnt Htisl.a l n Kninrtonl.
Oit S-yl A. II. JiOSSEIl.
The Grandest ExpcsUion
Of Lidle'a QmU'. ami (imMrcn'a
Boots, Shoes! Gaiters
Lvcii flViraiiillisTlrln.tr Is at
J.M.FlllTZlXGtill'S.
Bank Street, Lehighton, Pa.
I have Jut rfi civeil n fill' linoot FALL and
WI.S'i En iiiioth, iiiiij ani ltt!llllKIl.
wliirh 1 am Mdinj; In tlio pi 11.10 111 Ijb iKlilnii
and I ho Ml'muml'iis neiviil orhi nil Clll.l'j:lt
THAN 1.V..II lll.rUlli: bcldlu tpls CoUUty.
IIO. ail CUBMSOt
Boots & Shoes Made to Order
't Astoiilnliincly Loir l'tlees. ml MUNDI.NO
.NiTtlvil'iniini ! tn to suit II'O ilnm..
I nvito it p p'lute tn oill au L'tanilnemr
lnrk rn i l'nt'ia 1 1'iorw pn oiss.tiw el eho o.
Ull llOCfilll lllCM1 I f lllf i b io Uois.
nOONII I' i MIJI'Y -lleint.lnnilellools
iit.d hoes bongat of me thst tip will tf repair,
on wit tin it rh -rjio.
ThiiiU.il It nasi patroaere. I icrnrcfully
ask v. ecutlnuai ce ttmiuf.
.1. Si. Klinr.I.N-OIiIl.
Two Wi hetnw llooitjr A Ili.lr.od s cani Re
VVorri. llailUMleet. Iirl. r.yl
QAUKOS advocate
t'UKAf
J0I5 PIILNTIXG orni'B,
LEIIiailTON. I'.V.
.
Kvcryileicrlpllouof rnnllnz, from a '
Visiting C.H'trto'n Poster.
c.Mtns,
lllliL IIHACH,
LETTE.l IIBADS,
.VOTE HEADS.
8 TATHSI rlNTH.
I'OSTISrtH, I'UOOMltLS.
HANDlllLLS,
DODO CMS1,
ClltCULAUP,
Him-riNa tao-,
KNVIILOI'1'8,
I'A M I'll I.1ITK.
I1V.I.AW?, .tCV &C.
Dnno lu tho best uiauner, at erf lowest I'ltrra.
lVo ao nicmro'l todo work nt as rhmn lata.
IISIHIV im.'ll llllliU MUO laOt LlliU llJllr.ll'
ilthli.4ViijtuiiK'rj.
OUIt MOTTO IS
Cheap, Prompt it Reliable.
rS7"Ori'.crstioniaU recite iirompt otltiit'ou.
7)i-Iiiio llumu M.tilu llreml I
WHY 00 llu.VfitiYl wiwirmoiBDuyciv
poiiiidt 1 llr.t CI m Ind-
FIVK LOAVES FOU 2.'i CENTS I
J. IV. O'NEAU Hi' pno-r IItih1 and ral,
HilKlT, nt I.i'l ijluuii ni r fliuiiKit i l.c anla
brctuil llotun dudo UILAjij
Five Loavps fur THi nly-nvi'Cln. (;nli.
SiiKiir, Iliihln o(o nnt tcotel., Uicp uea.n
au'lothrri AhE-. oulv '
UVn OiiH per Dnii'ii.
I.ooll Out Jbi' U V;tsuti!
At MAtJCIl CHUNK, on Tuetnar, Ttiuraday
aitilNtiitiid.y jioiimiu..
Lt.ll I (1 1 1 ro N ami V r, I s z t'O UT. every After
iioniiixieL tridiy.
TEltMS SriiKJTI.V CASH !
l'utromian .nllcltoil J. iv. O'XhiL.
M'tlitUi Opposii.FtutNalli.iwi liuic.
""""V' ll-un I'n-i. l.tsiltlili.n ra.
JH. ObcrliolUci'i Miilmcnt,
CAMPHOR MILK.
Is now Iilnlilv joeoiut.Mi.Hil ami ox cnslre'r
uscil fur llhiuni'iti.ni. Fnt''d F.'l't. A'lH.
!'.J'"-. .,,orr'' ,i"i'S. swe.lliir., butslo, cc
It k iiI tin irrratiwtv lunuicu inff l'ut..Oal..
bu tin- ami hui-MiiM .ii Iioihm.
1 1 iii'U o, ili'uH' and nun ly It ai raff umitliss
au.: ramie, thou ffjo utj tli i L iuc Ste oles
aid the ArtniK .lve. 1 ho roonry w I' Iw
pud back to any . no not .an U01 w.tii rr
teen. I'neo St cents. 6 boitloi for tl. 1'ic
pared oy ..oil Oocihulticr. Id. I).
Tim I'IhbiUx" I'crloi al.
Ila prove I Itre tf to 00 pcral'arlyadaptcil to old
perm111s.101iMi.n111 lie ntin t liWiiim. it i,ri-aia
ncold. ltstupsuroi,.h Ii adiiiii-itointioi.
II uivcs liistiini. rclirt li elves s rinaih. It
limiftirni. It him iimde n'orw ciiira t'.Mii anr
nihrr nie ile ne. Tlmun.ii m 01 lliecltli.'iis of
Hn-tcrii 1'i h. ylv.im naie uned it lor uwra
ii-sli ml tpst fy tj 1 ho reluf trlvfii ninl rut us if.
He 1 1 (I. Puce. :scontu ilolliisforl. I n-
in-n new .urplylns the verr Ile.t IVITI
SI :il I'OAI. nt ta to loning '-o 1'rlew. vsi
Ne. 1 Chestnut Lv the Oar. ft 30 Mr Ion
No. I Ctratuut, mi sin ton SsepsTiau
Nn.;i'lio.uiit,hrtlinl'at 2 t ur too
Vo.3 Cbeitnut. iivitt Sasporlon
D'iLIVKttf.p, More and Ubj tttaes at
Miualiy Liw 1'rioM.
J . L . G ABEL,
Dealer m
GrNEUAi, IlAitnu-Aiu:, &c,
Oppos'tomePuMlc -fluare, BANK -TPi:B
J1"IIIITOV. I'J l.t.-l -
Special Notices.
i; 1 1 ic wotti.ij'.s 11 a i.si.
Dr L. I). WEYUL-tlN'S ALTEUAIIVS STnur
'V A remedy n'eilTHIilTY-FIVii YEAItS la
n prlvuio pract coand neierlatling to ladicallv
cuio
DRHC BTJT3VC ATIS3VE ,
Drop.y, Kiv'pilns.Nefoiidaiv hvphl Is. 'lraval,
Dtali'ics. ami all disoiies in which 1I10 b ood Is
Jmpiirutod. is now ntreio.l in the pub o.
Milil by nil ltiT.tii. UiauaisTs. und (w Wcnl'
onirlbr ll'ii Wl.YIlUll.v uEHIOlM; CO.
1". O. Ilox 3JS, llocl'C'tiT, N. Y,
PIMPLES.
I Trill innil (I'rcfcl tlioircipo for n 'mpit
VKOKTAHtR 1ULM that U 111 reiiioyi. XAX
PltUrKbhft, 1'IMPLKS nnd JILOTCUKs,
rnvliii; tLehkliimrt. c.car nua hwiut'lul , nUo
In r it tlrti h tor ntoiliicniff u luxui Iniil growth
f lnir on a I.iru lit ni oremnotii f co Aiuiohb.
ltietoii(r3i'. naiup, lien, VanU 11 & Co,ii Ann
WtUM-'t, N V,
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
Ihn fiilftMtl.rr. I BTlntr beott pennmif ntlv
nml of tlmt ilrcad uiaeifo t'oimnmution bt a
rvmtiit? iiiii tli .1 nuxiout ioiiutUo kt.uwn to hi
irKow-snffcrcip tlio nitniiii ! ciims To ail who
i O'lio it hu nlilprml t copr ol tho mcflcrii-ttoii
itw t, (Uco of cPiiivt' ) with 11m frrtcllon Tor
inejmrnitf tiitl UMhff iliu catni', wtuc i t U'v wilt
fltiiia Hi ItE CtlRIi fjr CUAHUMtiION, AtTIIM-V
lii.i ciiairt. aj.
I'jiitiof ttlHjni.j tli Prorrr i11on. will t'lcnaf
niMien H A WILfcO.V, 1C1 IVuuCutioot,
Willi j in htn fill, V.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A.Ui;JTI.l',;M A whontilToicil foryoiMfrAtn
Ncmoum uxjiiiMTV.ritif vrriiK hcoay,
nn, l a I til (3 tt" of )intliiiil Itxlhcrrtloii will
for i.te hMlfuuf un riiiu iiumiiMt , fflinl fin to
alt wlm mctl it. th a ircluo ntul I'ln-ciion for
tiiakittff tin- mimpto rfiiUMy by winch be wkh
cm-'i. H'lflVre' wUliltif it tuollt hy tti ml
titioiVi xiciteticoiati Uo no oy aiUrcali. ill
leilt'ttronthlfiiro.
.IDIIN It. OOPftN. il t.oilr St. X. Y.
PILES
Of nil kliuli TU JOllS, ill tlnir
t:oi if 111 OOD r (uncus nnj
llll tllWHrVCl OI 10.3 UI'Ul'U JNl
qmrklr nml norfy-tly cuio bv ti Piui'jlft nntj
iM.otliiiipJlK.MJ-.UV. I'm itiiti.nintion cad
Dli. J. PAlIMt & CO, UAun vt . Y.
lli'jilth and Ilafjpiiicss.
IIO llh unit II pptttrai nr P net-1 cm Wltli tf.
ilinir pi-H'M'-por mil ,ct tlmr nto withi.i tno
tcu liof uvcry uuo who wtll lino
Wright's Liver Pills,
tJifou'T tuioCUUl: for Tmmtl I.lvor. Drerp
la. J i Mil ictio, Hour HtntUTiuli.CoitiiMitioit, Do
'lit . NaU'tti. mill nil Uiiilo h I 'oiiip'miita nntl
II itw lH.n?et. Ntt.io (.enuino unit srfwffii t
fm VA-'Kii! Pi1n.m If yom DmiAt wit
not Miuiiiy wrtl 'A (imiIa fur rnia box to liar, iclt
Holler it Co ,7u M. 1 h UU. l'uili feuiwS
DR. HARTER'S
I'nrlflrs, rtirlcIii'N, clic C'olurnml
Tiini) to tlio II'ooil; it inrrcma tio
qmtttili at Kelt the quality, iiv
inj Vigor, Vitality, 1'ntroi,
lxtr and Life itrfj.
II I- CMWciallr r.il intcil to Fcmn!e Ulscasre.
sucli as Wejinoss Irnm Nurs'ni; or our tlier
enu e, p-iiut il Irregular oi itt'tniifi'tl nirnttily
neelods. fnlhii'r t.t tlio wiinli. tiniiRpn nii.i,i..
luiucr, tterlll.y. coauce of life, etc.
Dr.Harter's Liver Pills
Cenibl.iotha two rs'cntltln'ia'lllrsof n rom.ly
I'lll. Tory ai t its a mild qim ollaiont puriicriitil
l the m ms llmo no the lut Liver fills ever
(ffjioJ to the pul be. . in .no
A FREE GIFT !
Of oopv ill my MEDICAL COMMON
MUlSK IlliOK, In inn pi mi ii i-ptr.iiiiiir Wltii
CUMUHI' II. AMIDI.l, CAT.ll.Ifl lllinsclirrth.
I.UMI I F (UOK OU (-OI.B lllllii.r. ho II lllino
i il po i tSo ih.i..-.i wilhtuoJo'iit lo-.tucii
ftlsiuii. Kin itsie vour siosiie.. Tiolmot is
outlv i.ln.tialr.1. (I 4 oj it no U70.1 'Hui
ii.unuii.il. ti it unit ins, in tl.oiuou Mini oi
linn ha wiinl maiir mis, Tl.nanthor hnsbiru
Unit lu linn-ill oi tu" Mi-c, I hi -Hit. nnu
Lull s.ns asiH-uol piai llw In llLciuiaf Hi.i-i
l47. Aoilluw, Lr. N 11. WuLI-1., rtl ciiinall,
O" . JUHIIW4
l.lircillT.lAT
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
A aen'wmiii I nnnr been so tortun ito s to
em o i lsiMii,tCiM silliiptl. ii Ijlhi' wiirrlilauris,
sf.ei bans' aiiriinp l.nliojy il.o luimt ceie
oraiel ntiy.ielitiii., il nitres tu u a .e knoiiu the
eir- iwnifli p nv s leiuaul in cvtry oi.e) in
tlm mnioti-dw. I-.uiliiu., nn neiiiiit I'mi h.
Ikilds i o. s.liiiiili.iu abd all AtTtH'tluns uf 11, u
I Mint i ml I,ui. hii. i uil muni i ho iiicpe,
tin' oi ( li irae, Io all who ilrslro 11, it too rill
torn. 1.1 lll.ir K'.i.n.s .i DA.MKI. .vIIKIJ, 31
l.ibeilv Ni-wYrrs. )iiituur,
MAISAS.
All atxml Its ..ill rllinat its wttlrit and Its
vreril lnn.i.. us f.m,. i.n.i laiuioia rauiu
lesne m I li K Kansas FAIt a "MUii el.ht
w molly !sl. r I loiirn n il Ouii.iiu.il
m.ts in np ruu my. Heut to nnv .iM.vm 13
wress lor si ioui-. 1-n.luso sumja lukin iu,
mwny. AiH.iw, llUDulu. Jt l.WI.Mi, 'f,.
perf.. K.lMSH.
1 iomi.i1 moil, slioiit KantalroKiyoiiraiH'r
imi 1 imii ifiv 11 i'i iiisu irori ail u lisi
Hnrei's,-irtrd It. Unht. iviumllki.a fo.
ti UV West Hlu.t Hlllli Mi hlmw -.I4UN
' rrmmtrr imMfl. 1 W , IM.. tH.ii iNr
luttiaifuMj , iii.liii.ulois Omv. shall ...il.o
w.- . . v , ..t.. .....a. i mm I h, H l. Ill II 1 1 1 .
-H, r lay II' I'njuh,, It vs.uaele oui-i.
-.lAlW ('MM ION 11 la I bit HlM.lI.
T" vf r-wm. . i nrirtsvuia.fi iviijiuuii'
i inf" JyM'm" "r Kansas Irei.l.
. ' " mwm f. N'V ll I. .11. II MIH .Til
lle.r sisuti Aim 1 iiraip p r. .ikIwhuI .iw
atmt Jri....H nus iinoilvt keualnali
lisiesUMi. Kssr on tm. 1 j 1 1, ml. - A. I. Jrl
bSMtf ...A ftiHt!.. ,., ...I llv. .1 It... .....I
i. ess.-fcii'tt. . isvl.i IMtMtr. Ft.X -1.4
J3S)3i3AIt SIB:
If . aie ui w unl ol auTlaiar in Ike way ot
(c N.uiri.i, ..i:voi.vt:u ,
I'll.TOIJl. m . mi I.H.0UH ll.teiM Fi.hlHS
lues iv nr uuv oilier 11 Ml mm Ilka (iuutw
p .. wr.t" i..r my I mi lll.i.lmle i i'ta.iuu.
anil i n.- Ism wlnou t mh, rasa. oui liu
Jnii.NTON' out.ir Ubraii oi'JivoMks
urr.Buau, fa.
rnTTtaiWTl
Itiiji lilitor am Hip iiirml A Ik,i
liltlum I'ler iiihiIi'.
H. Tliey are n.iiiiioun.lcl (rnu llui.t. ItaeniiJ
KMuiulrakeand Dsiidclu.B. the uaJest. In si.
I, sllil must va'uatilH litclieinis In lha w..rl.l 1
Cmul iviniitlii. al. tbe b.i a4 Must MirailteJ
htoier(lisor all oilier llltirra, Uliur I In 3
inrtausi jnvuu l urlB.r. Ijier HeuUiar,
ra il l.lft ami Health Hrsl.u-ln- Aaeut on;
rsrlli. No dl.ru mi ur ill hamuli ma o.,li.
JL liif 111.1 wh.re tlMrw lllllsra sr asnl, M8
uisrio-. aw r eel are their utMraimn.
They ulvo nrM IITo su.1 iltfur 10 Itw asl
Kami li.U m. To all whoa. twiiKiai. nl'
Irsun'lir. KHlsillvot IIm buwslaur arm.,.!
turKan. or whu require SR AutsMHwr, TuHhsj
Cr uiiut Suii.u aiiMheu Htlter. are lntal-9
I'usblc UIi.k Hlhly taraUte, tenw aadS
i..itHutii,.i, .HHWI1 IHIWlMtilWaj. B
No nutlur what )uair lotlU( ur ayif4MN.
ie, Hh.it the ilucaM ur ell wool Is, us. II si. 3
Ultra. Imn'i wait unill your sr.- lrk,3
Imi ir you i4ily k.i lavl w Mslaerabla. itM3
the Hi p IH'lers t ihmm it May ase yimrfl
life. Jiuuilrxli kni beau aa.asl ky auitu.
iuk. rf-SiiiinawlUiMi4luraii'l
U.i-y w ill iwi sure w kslp. fi
I iinot.uinr oor ll.ri.l your frl.a.la
11 If or, but um sad uras ilxas u im lluat
Hitlers. H
Keui.mlwr, Hap lllllaf. la m vIU. altng.
KOil, oruuki ii Huaimaa, tssl lha I'mi auv'J
I'est Mwilviiw rrr iuat j M lasslla'.I
1 pi iii iw ,u ni.pv. si. tm iiaiim ur mmiI
l.ludlU I u .. . . , . . U. . '
wi
Jiri llniiCim Ii I Hir Al'alii llWijf
n Fur Sale by Hfyasrla a. 1
I -
N
OlltK.
NaMlaw la bsrM zivu. ihi
euis,
DHiaua w im iiri'aii 1 Mi-taiar aa Us .a
a van u Ail.l ax .
, I . fU-1HN - Jm
am aainasnaum 1
1 . 1 1. 1,1 i'i. P... ot
Ti.wawl l''aiiii IU. ao-'saii a i . it. 11 aaaalM
t . ulU4 .. tot oi. saw i tr t latMaW
ou I'luau ili ' umw W im aiar 1 . J. Mhtaa,
whir llii' D. -1 tub 1.1 . ui lsu.kl 1 In is
uiiiri. C4M.V.. nii.' auii vaiiMMu.. si 1 ... aum
e" 1 .1 1 1
. . 1 , . 1 1. v
6
AioNtj -riMi roirrs.
Tlio Thomas cat upon the fgnca
Sat ycllln' Jest llko thumter 1
A brlckback took lilin 'tween tho eyes
' And causoil lilm to knock under.
Kotnoro he'll niako us curse and en car.
And lirlokli.itj nt lilm 11 ro :
Ho's snshnycil rrom this world of tears
lie's go no to meet Marlnr.
A'u 1'urJt Dltpatth.
A tcamp pulls diamonds from a foolish wo
man's cars;
And .lustlco loot t Mm it" In jail for twenty
years.
An Ancll steals a hundred thousand. And
what then?
The molt tli' Impartial law can do la Jail tor
ten.
The womnn.pullcr Is adjudged tho wont of.
rentier t
Tho l'ull-man rojruo Is only half ai bad as
I'eudcr. Phlla. fie. Bulletin.
Thcro was a it od ntfe up at Crcsco.
Who, when n I.olhnrlo fculd, "Los' go
Ami olopo to Dubuque,"
J ust shot uut her left iluko
And painted his eye llko a Fresco.
.In Iowa Poet.
There wos a younif man In Milwaukee,
Who was so e.cccdlnuly unwky
That he used n lit luntch
For to wind tip his watch.
. And lit his cigar with his clock.key.
Frte rreh.
There was a liljrm.ni In Srnufh Chunk ho
Hal many waysnueh like tlio monkey j
Ho cut such a caper
While prlntluit a apcr,
The pcoplonuw say lio's a lluukey.
Our Spring Pott.
" Ho lives abovo his Income."
Was tho tlntk reproach ho bore,
'Til nt Inst It was remembered
That lie lived 11 lravo his 1 tore.
.Yew York Met euro.
HEROIC SELF-SACRIFICE.
icar3 sinco sonio persona from Buenos
Ayres went to Enlani, carrying ivilli tliem
sumo Bpccimcns of ore from certain valuable
mines in the province nml vicinity nfllinja.
Those mines iu tlio Argentina Itcpulilio
tiicy siiccceileit iu tlisposing of fur immense
sums of money. Tlio L'uglUU purclinseis
formcil a joint association, nml sent out, nt
vnit expense, men ntul macliincry for tlio
purpose of working tlio mines; but on tlicir
arrival, tliey; discovered that tliay had been
tluped into tlio purchase of land belonging
In the government. Qmrog.i, who was then
Oovernor of tlio province, was applied lo,
ami lie gave them permission to work Iliu
mines, Lilt withhold tho titlo of possession.
They nocordinglv proceeded with their
work, cxieiideil largo sums ns they pro
grossed, until their nil was staked in this
0110 enlerpi ise. They had begun to reap a
realization of their hoped from tlio product
of llia-Jiitnes, when Qniroga commenced
throwing obstacles in tlioir wuy, nnd exact
ed largf amounts fur tho privilego that lie
hud grunted tliem, Hogging nml oven im
prisoning tlio workmen, nnd annoying tliem
tn such a degree, that at length the ojiera
tiuiis worn 6!iwiidc'J,and tlio "whole compa
ny became totally lutnctl. Thero was no
menus of nitres, nnd those who could gel
tho means relumed to Europe; but there
weio many who were comielli'd by ncccssi
ty to remain; und among llioso were two
Uerinaiis, wliuso christian names ivero Fred
crick ami Wilhelm. These two were de
votedly attached to each oilier, and might
always bo wen together, shearing tlicir
iiieaiisund ttiiving lor each other's comfoit
ami enjoyment.
Tyrants am always suspicious of Jhose
about them, and Quiinga Imagined that a
cunipirucy wua on foot against his life.
Muny iwrntms were arrested under this sus
picion; nml lie knew that none could bo
more likely to entertain hatied towards him
than the pour fuielgnera whom ho hod ruin
ed, our fiicnd Wilhelm was arrested und im-
prlstuiod with tlio rest. It wus in vain that
Ins more than brother Frederick, pleaded
the iuiiiiceiioe of his friend mid begged re
Irate, Qtiiroga 'only smiled nnd, told lilm
ho only waited his woiils. Tho nor fellow
became almost distracted; and lu this state
of 11) 1 ml was one morning iiiftiinied that his
friend was tu bo shot in tlio afternoon.
Tliuao who Knew him fcued that this an
nouncement would drivo him to madness;
but It wui no Soulier made to him tliau u
change of a very different nature came over
his mind in an instant. Uo had entreated
worried and fretted hiintelf into a fcieiish
oxciteiiient, going from person to jicrsou
ami from place to place, lo obtain
Infill n.v,and ofuii,tuo,with tears in hisey. 1;
yet all had been wilhutit avail. Hut when
he lieanl the irrevocable sentence oftleath,
nileliberate culm aeemwl to Like Kisesioii
of his soul; ami with it came, as will bu
sceji, u Hftlle.1 tliHeruiiUH'.iou to savo his
friend, even at the sateritiee uf his own life.
Ma iiiunliati'ly inwenrl a lleet horse,
und ridiin In the gnsnl-liouse whero Il'il
Iwlin was iim8ml, and "iiloli stootl near
tlio residence of Qulrofa, he iIIsiuouiiUmI,
aiut leaving his Iwrae with the oiptain of
Use guard, aekl esliiily
"I'uptiiin I am goluj lo the Covenior lo
obtain a, reN-ieve fur my frieml; shmiM lha
UoYuritor aeuit an onW to that ellVel, you
will pluaig give UIhi my hoesa."
Having ouUiuwl a rwupliiMiav. he pro
cmUI Iu to the beau? of rjuiiugs., aud Juss
iHg the giwrtl at the etikUMM found hlni
alous.
"ttovoroof," be tsM, "you. may limw the
ojct of tuy visili it U tu iHtereaale saw
mure for tuy frissad. Yeu Imv bam mls
ui(oiiui resfieatiug hint; he is it najaiUe
ot joiulBg in any ssMaifriistejr, and is Inno
sail ul Hits all ares'. 1 beg ufyam to release
kisu."
ijHiiiega, Vsufcil fm ki. and vrltti an
masiistJ aiuile, said - ,
"YiMi us Ml lurget yauT frssmli Ue laas but
a lew basis 1st Use. las jnm m4 knasvr that
when I nullum a tatou I 1 1I1I1111 (urjive
liur
"Rut W is ay eetly Iris 11 a" f etalisel
llw r Mtew, aatlutg aissasl bin kisses ami
asirstieg iuse IsaWt be la aajr euly friesnl I
sod iiusi km kiaa rest iil kill Ms. 8e
aawlMswrtkwU ineafiiMs eUiis set I lie
has as4 Use aaMftt kat Is. M Ike Marerl
Kes mim a I afaak Mse tia. alien
Uegwajs., lieatert I esalMes Jua. tymm
-Jfke ess out eil.reli Ike tjieaiak
kutiisav," aaai.i ike oukl Uuo.tv4 tyraut
w.11 n.4 its-.! t h-Tia 11 tai.w (m -
1 ,1, ... . ,. 11.' u -I
I
1
springing to his feet, and lovcllng a pistol
nt Quiroga. Speak 0110 word and you diet
I liavo como to liberate my friend, and
will do il!"
IIo then approached and turned the key,
Tho tyrant saw resolution in his eye, and
trembled.
' See," continued the German, "I have
savett you tho troublo of drawing Iho onter
for tiis release ; it is nil rcadv, together with
hispasswrt, and wants only your signature.
which you will please affix lo it instantly."
Quiroga knit his brows, nnd hesitated,
"Come, senor, thcro is nn tltno to lose,
My llfo you may have, ami you shall lie
welcome to il, but you 111 1( sign these pa
pers I Hesitate one minute longer, nnd I
swear that I will deprivo you of tho power
to commit more murders."
Thero was no alternative; the papers
were slcticd. The German went to the door
still keeping Quiroga at bay, beckoned one
of tho guard, and handing him the pajier.
said calmly
"Hero is the Governor's order for the re
lease of tint foreignor Wilhelm; Ho com
mands you lo deliver II instantly to the
captain ol tho guard."
Then returning ho again fastened thu
door, and taking a seat, said, iu the most
quiet manner i3silile
'Now, Governor, I will'havc a half-hour's
conversation witli vou."
Uiou the margin of the order of Tclonse,
Frederick had written a few words in the
German language, directing his friend Li
take tlio hoi-60 that tlio captain would de
liver tn him, nnd escape without.! moment's
delay from Iho province.
This sclf-saciificcd man conversed witli
Quiroga for a full hour. Ho spoke of the
injuries that himself and companions had
so unjustly suffered 'it his hands, and en
treated him to adopt a dilR-rent course, of
conduct towards his fellow-men. "Iiv hu
manity and goodness," said he, "you will
win their. conlidi'iico and love to such a tic
grcu Mutt you need fcarnotonspiracy against
your lifoi but by persuing your present
course, bo assured that the sword of Damo
cles will forever hang abovo ynu, ready nt
any moment, even as il now is, to fall and
destroy you."
Wearied with his imprisonment, Quiaoga
nt length said
"Well, Senor Frederick, you havo ac
complished your object, your friend is secure
and I supmso you arc ready U retire."
"After 1 have obtained from you a single
promise," he replied.
"Well, what is thai?"
"I wisli you lo promise, on your honor,
as a Spanish American, that ynu, will older
no pursuit within uu hour from this mo
incut."
'I promise, it," said Qtlrnga, taking out
his watch. "Go ; if ynu can cscajic iu that
time, ynu shall not be harmed."
Bowing politely tho German retired, but
ho had been more thoughtful on behalf of
his friend than himself. Ho had provided
no horse for his own escnjio: and rather
than lose the time necessary to obtain one
lie trusted in Ins ability lo reach tho hills
and thus elude pcrsiiit.
As I before stated, tlio Spaniard regards
his word as more sacred than his life, anil
uveu Quiroga would not break ids.
Willi his watch in his hand, continued
my informant, he wct his apartment in
frantic impatience; nnd on tlio moment
when tlio hour expired, he sprang tu tho
porch exctutming
"I'ersuo tlio fureignerl A hundred ounc
es tn him who brings 1110 tho head of the for
eignor, Frederick I"
Persuit was instantly ma.lo in every di
rection, anil it was not long before tlio poor
follow saw tho hunters un his truck. Ue
had just reached the passage of the hills as
they perceived him. Entering tiie first re
cess that presented itself, lie ran forward and
took refuge in a narrow cleft of a lingo rock
Imping Ihey would pass without discover
iug him ; but it was a vain hoio; thcro ho
was found, and there, fighting for Ids life,
ho fell, pierced with a dozen wrajmiis.
URCVITY.
Tlio King nf Zulu land is said to hnvn re
ccntly nddressod a nolo to a British nlTicer
in South-Africa, as follows: "Excellency
First came tlio missionary; nexttho Consul;
now Iho Army. Cktvwayo," This brief
letter recalls some short sieoche3 und curt
correspondence, which will doubtless be de
lightful rtading in these times of long hat
augue3 nt Albany and Washington. A
Western .ludgo once upon a timo addressed
the Grand Jury iu these wonls: "Gentlo
men ; Tho weather is extremely hot; I am
very old; you know your duty perform
it." Another American Judge once inter
vened in an odd way to prevent a waslo of
wonts. He was silting in chambers, and
seeing Irani the pile of papers in the law
yer's hands that a ccitain case was likely lo
bo a long one, ho asked: "What is tho
amount in question?" "Two dollars, your
honor," said tlio plaintiffs counsel. "I'll
pay il," said the judge, handing over the
money; "call tho next onsa." An enxlish
Judge was more patient. Ho listened for a
niuploof days to tlio thoarguutents of coun
sel as to the construction of an act. and fi
nally observed when they were done :
"Brothers that act was rciealcd a'yearago."
One morning a woman was shown into Dr.
Abernelliy's room. Before ho could speak
she bared liar arm 'saying "Burn." "A
ultiec," said the doctor. 2?cxt day the
eallwl again, showed her arm and wild:
"Hetter." "Continue Iho )u!llcc," the re
sponse. A few days afterwards she came
again, then She said: "Well, Your fee?"
"Nothing," saitl the great physiciau; you
are the most sensible woman I ever saw."
Inl Berkeley, wishing to apprise tho Duke
ofllaisot nf his changed condition -wrote 1
"Deer Itaraeti I havejust been married, and
am the luippiest dug.ullve BnausLKv."
Tte answer eanie t "Dar Bsrkeley t Every
teg has Ills dsy DoascT." The editor of
a Cbkaasjii mvs4Mir wanting thn details ol
a terrible Inundation in Cniiiieetiimt tele
gmiaheti la) a errMHi'lut at Hartf.irl,
"Wast full pstliuulara uf the tl kmI." The
Mfaty Mute otiieiily, "You fiudt them lu
Am aid servant enters the simp of un
UU hnary, ate! pnasuiu him a itiictrf jAiun
la wkkk u unUred a putiuu eoulaislug two
tta-t grams of morpiime. The spoUieoary's
aiUnt weighs the lUngerou ingie Inuit
u.tli the i. .iteit rare. "What a shuno! '
... !l ii m :. linn, w.ili a ah .ye at
... ,v .it d .u ttie si ti -y, it is
i'm: iiix'iji.vi, nvsti:,u.
The following metric or decimal system
from an exchange, is so simple, and yet to
fully explains tho metric system, that it is
of local us well as general Interest!
I0NF.V.
10 mills tnnko n cent.
10 rents tuako n dime.
10 dimes make a dollar.
10 dollars make air eagle.
I.XXOTH.
10 millimeters make a centimeter.
10 centimeters make a decimeter.
10 decimeters make 11 meter.
10 meters make a decimeter.
10 decameters inakc a hectometer.
10 hccloiiielcis make a kilometer.
10 kilometers make a myriameler.
wr.iaiiT.
10 milligrammes niako a centigramme.
10 centigrammes make a decigramme.
10 decigrammes make a gramme.
10 grammes make a decagramme.
10 decagrammes make a hectogramme.
10 hectogrammes mako a kilogramme.
10 kilogrammes iiuikun ii.yiiugiumine.
CAPACITY.
10 milliliters make a centiliter:
10 ceiilililers make a deciliter.
10 deciliters make a liter.
10 liters mako a hectoliter.
Tho square and cubic mcusuies arc notli
iug more than tho squares and cubes of the
measures of length. Thus a square and a
cubic millimeter are the square ami the
cube of which 0110 .side Is a millimeter in
length.
a siuttous iiiistacm:.
A youug darkey had conceived u violent
passion for a neigliboiing mululress, and
taking her one night behind him 011 au old
farm mule, set out for Georgetown to have
the, marriage ceremony celebrated. But in
endeavoring to navigate a mudhole ou tho
Georgetown hill tho mule app.11 cutty lost
his jiowcrof locomotion, and tlio darkey got
down to examine into tiie causa of .1. Un-
loituuulcly, he got too close, to tho animal's
hind legs, an uuexiccted ooiivulsion of the
niulo's extremities shut him out to tlio side
of tho road Willi u violence which lescm-
bled the discharge of a cannon ball.
"What's tie matter?" inquired tlio pro
spective bride, astonished at those hurried
movements.
"Matter?" dai's heap do matter. Dis wctl
.lits aiut a-coinin' oil'."
"What's do reuson it ninl?"
"Dar's reason null'; 1l.1t mule's got sumfiii
de matter will his hind legs, aud I'au got
sumfiu de matter wid my stomach and
lul'a reason null' to stop a weddiu."
And it did. J)envcr .Vacs.
aii ro.;'s lovi: lutxcec.
To tlio Beautiful Almond-eyed Maiden
Hoey Fun. My lovl.Citof iieach-blusmiu :
Last night I was about to seek the softest
sMit in my innt-enverett plank to tho cud
that Morpheus would bring to u:o pleasant
visions of that day when I will again cat
Ai pi by your side. But, all I IIuw ruth
lessly were tlioso dreams desliubedl Once
more tlio blue-clad mandarins buist in up
on me. 11ns tunc I, with my compatriot",
were charged with being ton eoonimiiejl of
space. Sliades of Uoulucius looktlown uimu
met I um seized as a malefactor because I
use so little of that which tlio barbarians be
grudge room 1 I am accused of living iu
an upartmeut which is too crowded and 1
carried oil' and put ill one which is still
more crowtletl I
This timo I did not smack justice in the
eye with a gold piece. Iu truth my gold
is getting vciy scarce. As you well know,
my sweet tulip, it was iu consequence of
great scarcity of lacls that I Interrupted our
dj-cuui of love and came abroad tu wrestle
with the conic stove, the dirty linen and the
cigars of tlio barbarians ; but this incessant
c ill for hush money by Iho blue-clad man
darins Indicates tli.it they are uf opinion
that Iho slioo is on tlio wioug foot
This misapprehension may arise from the
fact tli.it iu.thisjaud of idiusyucracic it is
customary for those young people who
have by the deatli of their parents fallen
heir to great liches to go abroad, 111 order
that they may sjieud their substauco and
have a jolly good lime. My paternal pro
genitor, Iho venerable Belong has, it Is Hue,
turned his toes lipv.-aids, but unfortunately,
tlio estate to which ho left 1110 lieir, was lim
ited to n blouse, a pair of juntaliKius, two
pairs of sucks (both ventilated at the heel)
n pair of sandals and a hat badly damaged
by old Time. Hail it bfcn otherwise, were
I Indeed a wealthy scion ofileuite.l ava
rice, I would not be here. It limy suit tlio
vulgar tastes of these Western barbarians to
celebrate llieir acquisition of wealth by get
ting locked up for frolics committed under
stimulated vivacity. But my more refined
Asiutlo tastes calls fornmtiseincntsof a more
elevatin'' nature. This and nivro did I
explain to my captors, ns amid tlio jeers of
the rabble they cruelly inarched 1110 to
prison, but though my voico is melodious it
failoil to product) iho sumo cllect as a two
anil a half gold-piece would. Ami so lan
guishing behind the prison bais, I 11111 still
yours devotedly, until eternity um! eveu
aflei wards. Alt l'o.NG.
tVU)- Tlio rnllicr SiirrciiuVrril.
Gauscrio, in the Boston TmnKript, has
tho following good story: "A distinguish
ed Bostonian, whom Ins native City nnd
State have delighted to honor, bothuught
him lately to buy a new vehicle. A bar
gain otreretl in the shape of a buggy which
ufiieiid vns ready to dispose of at a fair
price. It was "second hand," to bo sure,but
it was a good buggy, had been mado "jmn
honor," hud sawn hut little service, and bore
upon its artels the initials of tlm original,
B. C." The tratlo was made, and the buy
er plumed hiinsell uot a lilltenu having got
good thing nt a low price. But there was
olio member of his fanily who was not al
together pleased. The" sou, a dapper young
m in, wanted a little more "style," and would
havo preferred a new vehielo of fashionable
build. He wid so much about it that h a
mineral leugui iuw an uueiice; iiuu him
unit termusiy mat ne w.ds iiri-t r. his talk I
and would hear nn niorouf it. "It.il.lalJBjR" I
siid the ytwng man, "diai'l y.iiv,tiiiui?tc I
had beyer have tlwi 'B. C iminUal nut?' j
I tell you," said his lalhsr, 'Hliat I will m t j
lieairpWilher word from you uUtut it." "All
right, sir" nld the . duUfully 'y.
know beat, of course ; but I thought that
perhaps ,,eople might think that was when ,
It was made. f hcuther surrendered.
-"An ivhv'.s uu I,T-nT,l,e a f. n"
slirtl M k-' edit, it' lciu-ou'cU no
o 'eiu ii n ,i wed oy u ivA-
t Written for tbe Oaiieon Adtocatx.)
THE VOYAGE CF LIFE.
by rrv. Isaac w. yeakkl.
The course of human life, from the cra
dle to the grave, may lie compared tr the
voyage of a good ship that sails from port
lo port, from shore to shore, returning again
laden with freight or like one that has
spaung a leak, sunk in mid ocean or .soiled
against a rock wrecked, never icuchiug its
destination, .When the vessel leaves tlio
peaceful haven and sails upon the bioad,
deep and restless seat it has to encounter
adverse winds ami tide, it has In force its
way through stonn and threatening bil
lows. Such is the struggle of tlieyoung man
who starts out in life; if he wishes tn be
successful in his career he must fight his
wuy through difficulties and many trials.
This is a principal that spans man's life
even from the early dawn, of his rxlstinro
until he ilmps hi&'mortal coil. Many n ship
that sails out from the hurbor stiiiinch ami
strong with rich cargo oml fair prosiiecls,
never i cachet its destination, but goes dou u
iu stonn and darkness to wreck and ruin.
Is tliis not applicable lo the rases nf hun
dreds, yea thousands of young men who be
gin with blight pross'cts nnd strong deter
mination to succeed iu life. ? Tlit'v luive llio
endowments requisite for making life a pros
perous voyage, but bad company, nr strong
drink hauls them licntlloiig into destruction.
They yield tu the trials and temptations of
life, find their way to gambling houses and
thinking dens, become Inteinjieiata ami dis
honorable, and viciously waste their tulents,
ninl at hist become a disgrace to society.
tUI tlicir bright lmjies uutl resolutions are
blasted , find lor sonic crhapsfoiever. Their
giiod character is gone beyond recovery.
.Some ai shipwrecked before they roach tlio
mid-ocean of life,' ntlieis linic breasted man
fully ami successfully the ever heaving ami
swelling billows of life, until the promised
peaceful harbor wus ill sight. First, then,
au unanticipated wave lulled upon llitln,
and with u loud cuisli tho ship struck tlio
ruck, and sank with all the valuable.
cargo.
Oil, how painful it must be for parents af
ter they havo done-everything iu their jhiw-
er to elevate and savo such briglitaml piiim-
lsiug sous casting nil' all restraint aim sink
ing into crime nnd misery und ruin ; to sail
over tho rough nccun of life none need tu
think thuthissliip is always curried un tlio
bosom nf the still water, but luny expect
that his vessel must often plunge from tlio
crest of u tall wave into the deep, nml from
thcuco to be earned out and on by tlio pro
vidential breeze; every human being must
light his way through tlilllculties and many
great trials. This Is the ordination ofheaven.
In the sweatnfthe luce shaltllmuciitbrcnd
till thou return unto the ground." This is
not only true in a spiritual but, nine, in n
natural sense. Man's sphere for work is al
most unlimited ; cnftyotir eyes heavenward
and iu tlio slary region iswoik for mini, yea
n thu ocean, valleys, hills and iu the moun
tains, man is treated to work and only suth
who have uo icqicd for themselves nor for
society can bo ill tines. Mall endowed with
such noblo fucultics! How vast are the
powers nf tlio numl, (Kiwcr of conception
tlio t'ap.iellies nf memory, the. creation nf
l. ...i !.. I .....I .UnlL,..
of least, us. How comprehensive its grasp I
Man is capable to subdue the mighty funvs
of nature und compel them tn subserve his
piii'Kso; lie is to boil tlio water, invent tho
engine, traverse continents, and cross the
ocenn. Ho is to stretch the wire and whis
h.t Ids secrets around the world. But to
accomplish this calls forth the active ener
gies of man. No statesman, worrior, poet,
orator, nr philosopher hits ever written his
name high iihii the tulumnsof fame, with
out first measuring his arms iu tho conflict
witli his disputants. Some of thu greatest
men tlio world ever produced werccuiniiell
etl to buttle with a number of oimilloiis
and illllicullics, but by their indomitable
energy nml insatiable apiiatioii they were
enabled to aciiiiiipliah the work devolving
Ukiii them, ami which Um ago iu which
they lived and their nation demanded.
Some have hud lo stiuggle with poverty
and misfortune; at Hie start have been cra
dled iu want, but wiih inaliirliig years found
that success lay in Iho field uf toil, Thero
must bu a development nf the mental (low
ers iu older to iictiimplish the design nf
anybody. Sir Isoao Newton, tlio English
philosopher, was nioie!lcd to learn the
multiplication table ns any other schoolboy.
Mind, when brought into mortal existence,
lies with all its mwer, in the man, In em
bryo. Tlio organi.nl for its fuluro develop
incut is there; and iu order thut man may
develop its iuer, llio eternal God has sur
rounded him witli thousands uf natural
objects to aid in maturing thriii. There is
no error more fallacious than thut great
men are bom great, or lire made so by inero
dunce, ami not by labor.
In conclusion, let us all, ns voyagers, go
forth with true, brave hearts tn do the woilc
for life. Tu day we may Mil Iu itcacefiil
waters. To-morrow, It may be, that wo
have to slrugle with tho storm nml the
crashing billows. Let us not sail without
thuGitLAT Cm'tain or unit Sii.vatiox.,
TIEISAND THAT.
The fellow who rang the bell for a false
alarm of firo tolled a lie.
When you havo a family jar you can't
always preserve the kmcc.
A hangman, being asked by a stranger
what trade he pursued,, replied, that he wus
a finisher.
"There's inuslo In the heir," says Jones,
Janes has a brutiii-iiew baby at his house.
Tho ancient Egyptians did not use to
baccobut mark you, the ancient Egyptians
are 'dead,
" The innst bathfnl girl we ever heard of
was the young lady who blushed when the
was oiked if she had not been courting
sleep.
A gentleman who Is nn longer vonng,
an, who never was haul -nil.-, sivsilo a
oltiM In tho piesetuw of its nr,' t "IV. I.
my clilM, what do ynu Hunk t.riu., a-l,"
The little one imik-an reply, hi, I iv
mUmon ooiitniueat ".Well, v.41 wont
t,. nis wlKt you think or me. Why wont
yol, "'Cause I dou.'t rant 1.. p t lulrtl,
A w,,mj1 e.., h,....,.f,L,v g
t ,,t b
,(m8BlllI ,
keyholei "Is that you. V:.r Ht hus
bj"J' nMne 11 J"lin- 1,1 '"' ","'v"1
e.c y 11 ; it u w, an If! is w 'h ' -e ty
o;eu aud a ruvjlvcr uudcr li.s p' igir,