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VOL. VIII., No 17.
LEIIIGHTON, CARBON COUNTY, PA., SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1880.
If not paid in advance, 1.23.
A. M$ser?
M anntacturcr ot and Dealer in
STOVES, RAMES AND HEATERS,
Tin and SheeMron Ware ani General
House MiMM Goods.
ItOOFlIYfl nnil sroUTINO done at
short notice and at Lowest Cash Prices.
I am the anthnnzefl agent for the Pale of the
following FIIWT-CLA8S STOVES
T11IS BILVKK & GOLD MKDAIj COOK,
THE LIGHTHOUSE COOK,
T1IEMAYFLOWE11 ltAIfOE,
THE SUNBHINE ItANOEanfl
The NEW ANCIlOIl I1EATEU.
and om Selling them VERA I'JIBA P tor Cosh.
Vvervktndof BTOVE0 RATES and PIKE
BRICKS kept constantly on haud.
Store on SOUTH Street,
A few doors above Bank St., LEUIQHTON.
ratronnire solicited Satisfaction (-nirnntcrd.
Oct.5-yl A. 1. MOSSER.
Central Carriage Works,
Bank St., Lchigliton, Pa.,
Are prepared to Manufacture
Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs,
Spring Wagon, &c,
Of ever description, In the most substantial
manner, and at Lowest Cash Prices.
Repairing Promptly Attended to.
THEXLER & KREIDLER,
April 28,' 1879 yl Proprietors.
QA.UI10N ADVOCATE
CHEAP
JOB miXTIlVG OFFICE,
LEUIOHTON, l'A.
Every description ot rnnUng, from a
Visiting Card to a Poster.
CARDS.
11II.L HEADS, .
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
STATEMENTS,
'' l'UOUItAMlLES,
rOSTERH,
HANDBILLS,
DODO EIIS,
CIRCULARS,
i-SHIPriNO TAOS,
ENVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS,
I1Y.LAWS, &C, AC.
Done la the test manner, at very Lowest Prices.
ia-. i
We are prepared to do work at ss cheap rated
as any offlre in the Mate that deals honestly
vnuiu tanomers.
OUR MOTTO IS
Cheap, Prompt & Reliable.
reorders by small rcclvo prompt attention,
JOHN F. IIALT3ACII,
Instructor of Music,
(riano, Organ, Voico and Theory.)
LEIIIGHTON, PA.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
Ills pupils speak highly of his ability as a
leacner. Aiteniown wiromcic.
He Is well qualified fur Ills calling Ccla
tauatia Dltnatch.
He Is a wurthy'dlselplo ot Haydn, Moiart,
lleethoven. We have had the nleasuroofllst
cnlnif to his rendition ol the Old Masters and
wero charmed with his touch an J execution.
Slaltnglon fitai.
Sole agent for the
J. & C. Fischer Piano ;
and.also. MASON & HAMLIN and NEW
J1AV1.N UUS. UKUAIXM.
For particulars, terms, ice.. Address,
JUMP! Jr. UAl.llrtUll,
Aug, S, 1879.-ly.
Lchigliton, Pa.
JDrlmo Homo Made llrcadj
WHY OO HUNGRY! Wlienyoucan Bay H
pound ot Ilrnt CUas III cad
FIVE LOAVES FOU 25 CEN'TS 1
J. V, O'NIJAKthe popular Dread and Cake
Itairr, of LeiiiRhton in order lomet t the wauls
nf the times, lus lte.litco'1 be rr.Od ut his cele
brated Home Made II HE AD to
Fivk Loaves for Twenty-five Cts. Cash,
Sugar, Raisin C.ico'nat Ecotch, Drop, cream
ami uther OA iWa, only
Ten Cents per Dozen.
Look Out for the Wagon!
At MAUCH OIIUNK. on Tuesday, Thursday
andHaturday Momma.
LEII I o I ITO N and v E I s jl'O RT, every A f ter.
noon except tTlday,
TERMS STIUCTLY CASn I
Patroosan wllclted. J, w. O'NEAL.
nrollEl Opiwalte Plist National IlauK.
april eyl linn rarest, Iiilghton.Pa.
Hi TOtUOOAYKAR. orUtnlM
lllllT n Joar owu legality. o
IltPU f rlk. WoQiondoM well a men.
inr tsaia more tUau tha
AmooDtaUtMlAbOTe. N oono o n fait to make
monrr Irat. Anv ana cau flu the wurk. Yau
can make from ! cDta to i an lionr iv detn- j
tnic roar eveuinsi ami ftpaie tlnaoto the brntl. I
itM. it costs notbiuic to trr tue buxintM.
NotUinx Ilk it lor ruouer inakln evr otTeunl
bl'ire. Uuine4pleaAautau-l trie tlx bouor
able. Ruter. it tou wauitokuawr U about
the bent ptvlua:buluea tHtoreibe pubi e tend
ut f our aattrfaaaott we w I acud ou tutl par
Honiara Qd pnrale tenua tree aanip e wurtb
$4 alao tree roa can tlxeu make up your idiui
nir runraeif Adtlreaa ullOUiiH hTiNHuN
a vvriajia,uaivc
Jane 7. -ly
CARDS,
llont ntitt Shoe Maker
Clinton Ilrstney, in Ltvan't building. Hank street.
AlloMtriprompuyjiuea--worx woiranica.
Attorneys.
F. P. LOSOSTKST. S. II. QlLHAM
JQONGSTEET & GILHAM,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Office : Lovan's Building, Bank Street,
LEIIIGHTON, PA.
Collections and all Legal business entrust-
to them will receive prompt attention.
rep, gi, ism.
JOHN KLINE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office: Corner Susquehanna and Raco streets
MADCn cnUNK, PA, Jnly20.1y
J-OHN D. UEUTOLETTE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Office t Room 2, Ground Floor Mansion House
MAUCH CHUNK, PA.
Mov bo consulted In German. tnaj25-ty
HI. UAPSUHtt,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Disk Strut, I.tmonTox.rA.
Rest Estate and Collection Acetic v. Will Du.vand
Sell IWal Hatate. Conveyancing .leatly done Col
actions promptly made. Settling Estates of De-
tdentsa specially, aiay oe consulted in r.nusn
adUerinan. N'cv.22.
J AS. .11. STUUTIIEIIS,
ATTORN SY AT LAW,
49-Office : 2d floor of Khoad's Hall,
Maiicli Chunk, Pa.
All business entrusted to him will be promptly
attended to.
May 27, ly.
p J. 31EEHAIV,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
2nl Dcor above MAJNSION HOUSE
NAUOiI OIIUNK, PaNHA.
fliT-Can b consulted In Herman fjao9.
Justices and Insurance.
rpUOilIAS UCMCRCR,
JL. CJUNV1SYANUEIC,
AND
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
The following Companies are Represented:
LEI! AN )N MU PUAL FIRE,
READING MUTUAL, Tl HE,
WYOMING 1'IItli.
POTTSVILLE 1'IRE,
LEIIIdll FIRE, and the TRAV
ELERS ACCIDENT INSURANCE,
Also Pennsylvania and Mntnal Horse Thief
Detective and Insurance Cnmpanv.
Mai cn2'J, 1873 THOS. KEMERER.
jgERNARD PHILLirS,
Ooontv Buildiuo, MAUOII CHUNK, Pa.
Fire Insurance Agent.
S- POLKJIES In SAFE Companies only,
at Reasonable Rates. Aug. 23-yl
JLBIN STOLLE,
Notary Public & Conveyancer,
Fire aiiu Life Insurance Apt
MAUCH OIIUNK, PA.
kf Business transacted In English and
German. Aug. J3yl
Physicians and Dentists.
Slatington Dental Office,
K&TAUL1SBKD 1870.
Artificial Teeth Made to Restore tie
Original Contour of Lips &(Ms.
Dr. L. Campbell.
Filling Teeth a Spicialtt. loot. -ly
jQK7 W. A. CORTKIUIIT,
SURGEON DENTIST,
Tenders his professional services to the peo
ple of Mauch Chunk, Lehighton, Wcissjiort,
Packerton nnd vicinity.
OFFICE! Ojiposito the Broadway House,
BROADWAY, MAUCH CHUNK, Pa.
Fresh Laughing Gas always on hand. All
work guaranteed satisfactory. nug2-yl
y- W. REISER, M. !.,
EAST PENN, Carbon Conntv, Ta.
)Resldenco.,,,from 7 a. m. to 10 a. in.,
UOTJUS. and 12 noon to 10 p. in.
l Parry vltle ..from lti a.m. to 12 noon
Mov be consulted In the German LauKUPge.
P. O. Address Lculuhton. Nov. 3VJ 1
YT A, OI5IIIIA51KII, M.O.,
PHYSICIAN ANDSCltOEON
Special attention paid to Chronic Diseases.
Oface: South Kast cornr Iron and 2nd ita.. Le-
Dli-hlon.I'a. April 3, 1875.
jsr.
11. KL'IlElt, SI. I).
U. S Kzamlnlncr Surgeon,
TRAOTICINO PHYSICIAN and SUP.OEON.
Office: Dank Street, Heseb's 11 lock, Lehich.
ton, Pu.
Maybeconauitedln theGcrmin Lauiruaffe.
Nov, 3),
: How Lost, How Restored !
Jnt pnblinheO.ft now wilt ion of Da.
CULVKUWELL'SCELFBUATED K8SAY On
the iaucAi cnrefwltbont medicmejot
BPKlIilATOItr.linR i.rHAnimnl VVofib.
roa. lovolunut v btuimal Lrasea, iMPOTENCr,
MenMloml I'livhlt-ui Iucpcitr. Iuiiiedliuents
to Martiaire, etc i a'an. cosmjurTiox, KriLnr.
st and IT8 imluced lr aelt inuulgt-nce or 6x.
ual ixtrkvuff nice iSc.
raecelcurnti-d author, tn thU admirable 1
aiv, cietrtvOeiutiuBtintfa. fiom a thutyye.ir'
ancoeful vmriict, that llw amimlpji uiuae
quence of eeitttbae mar be radically cured
williuat the Jiin?roua use of internal medt
omeor the aplicutlon of ttio knlfti tointinA
out a mocoot cure at niico ainiplc. certaiu. ana
t'fffctual, by means of which every sufferer no
tattT wtut hla couditiuii runr be. may core
I'luifeif clicamr pnatev, and uapicallt.
' iri'liU LertniH should bom tbu handiof
rrery Youth and ever man in the land.
H. nt tiuder seal, tn a plain envrlooe to any
add re, pot-nald. on receipt of all cent or
two ikonUse stamps
Addres the puultshfrf.
The Ciilvertvcll Mcillcal Co.,
41 ANN St.. NEW YOIIK )
Tost Office Vox. OM. anr.12 yl.
F A J.E11MANM Solicitor of American
and ForelK Patents. Washington, D.O. AH
l'usvn--ss runneeted with Paieu's. whether 1
tore the Patent OtHce or the I ourtr promptly
attended la No Hiarira mad, unless a patent
ii Kcured, Stud lor circular
ecili.tr
Manhood
Railroad Guide.
plIIbA. A HISAD1NQ UA1L.UOAU
Arrangoment of Passenger Trains.
PEnnuAnY4Tn. 18.
Trains leave ALLENTOVN as follows:
rvta PRlnclnunv UAlT.nnAItl.
ForPhtladolphla.at "4:3), 0.43, 11.10, a.m.. and
-j.ua p. m
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at 4.30 a. ni.,3.M p. m.
I V IA KASl' l'ENNA. linAHCll.)
Pot Heading, 8.50, P.OIa ni 12.10. 4.30 and 0.03
n. m.
ForHarrlsDitrK.S.So.o.osa. m., 12.10,4.30 ande.os
n. tn.
For Lancaster and Columbia, 5 50, 9.05 a.m, and
4.3U p. m.
JTJNTIAVn.
For Reading, Harrlsuurg, and way points, 9.03
p. Ul.
(Via hetiileiiem.)
ForPhllodelDlda from!,. V. Depot 4.4S, 6.12,
'8.42 a. m ,11. "3,5. 41, e.'.t p. m. Bunuay 4.60 p. m.
or A'nnnoeipnia irom u tsa. .ueiot -gui.
m, 12.04. .23 50 p. in.
Trains uh Aiji.KkN'iuww leavonsiouows:
tVIA I'KUKIOMF.!! RAILROAn.l
LeavePhiladclpbln, 7.40 a. m l.ov, M.30 .md 5.30
p. m.
snNDAVH.
Leave Philadelphia, 8.0" a.m. and 1.18 p. m.and
i.lO p. III.
IVIA PAaTPEISWA. itnANru.l
Lcavo Beading 7.S5. 10.30 n.in.,2.0O.3.53, ftndO.IS
p.m.
Lcavo nartlshurg, 5.13, S.OS and 9.55. a.m., 1.43
nnil i.uu ii. m.
Leave Lancaster, 8.05 a. in., 1.00 and 3.50 p.m.
L,eavet;oiumuia t.oan. in. i.uo aim .u p. in,
SUNDAYS,
r.cavo Heading, 7.S0 n.m.
Leave Hai rislmt g , 5.21 a.m.
(VIA IIETIILEIIEH.)
Leave Phlladclohla 7 00. 8 16. 0.4. 2.10. 'ilS
8.00 n. in. Sunday tl 3 a. m. 8.011 p. m.
'rrnins mntKcii tnus run to nnn irom aepoi
9th nnd Ureeti streets, Philadelphia, other
trnlns to and trom Uroadstrect depot. Tiolns
' via Jicioienem mn 10 nnu irom jierhe at
Depot, except those marked 11.
TneU.4?u.m and 5.55 p. ra. trains from Allen
torn,nnd the7.4'i a.m. and 5.3" p.m. trains
from Plillailelptiia, haro through cars to and
trom Philadelphia.
J. K. WOOT1KN.
General Manager.
C a U A NCOCK, Oen'l 1UM. Ticket Agent.
nov. 15
fpiIE SLATINGTON
PLANING MIIL
AND
Cabinet Ware Factory,
AT SLATINGTON.
JOHN BALLET, Propr.,
Deals In all kind and sizes ot Pine. Hemlock
Oak nnd Hard Wood Lumber, and Is now pie
pared to executo ouy amount of ordcis for
.
DresseD LumbeR
OF ALL KINDS.
Doors, Sashes, Winds, Slintlciv,
mouldings, Cabinet IVare, &c,
With promptness.
Brackets Made to Order.
The Machinery 1 nil new and of the best nnd
most improved klndfl. I employ none but tha
best workmen, use well Reasoned and Koodtnn
terlnl, and am thei eforo tible to puat nutee entlro
Bfliistactlon to all who mav favor mo with a coll.
Orders by mail piomptly attended to. Mv
cliarpea are moderatot terms casli, or Interest
charged alter thirty days.
qivb mUa call.
Those enjrnjred In Jlnildinp will find It t
Ihcir advantnge to lntvo bldlnfr. Floor Hoards
Doors, bashes, bhutiera, &, &c, nifideatthl
Factory.
May lOyl JOHN BALLIET.
E. F. LUCKENBACH,
Two Doors Below the "Broadway Honae
MAUCH CHUNK, TA.
Doalor in all Patterns of Plain and Fancy
Wall Papers,
Window Shades,
Paints & Painters' Supplies,
LOWLST CASH TllICES.
EHUERT'S
Livery Si Sale Stables
UANIC STUKIST.LISIIIGIITON, Pa
FAST TROTTING HORSES,
ELEGANT CARRIAGES,
And positively LOWKIl 1'ltlCES thau any
oiuer livery in tuo cojnty.
Largo and handsome Carriages for Funeral
purposes and Weddings. DAVI I) lillUKKT
uses aim
Tt Ml.
nov. Ti
MEAT MARKET !
II mi k Street, Lehlcliton,
OHAIILES KIlP. PaormETOiu
Charles Klpp desires to call attention of his
friends and customers to the fact that he has
opened A MEAT MARKET opnoIte the
ru title Square. Hank street. Lehlgbton, I'a.,
where may be found at all timet
The Best Fresh Meats
In season. Beef. Iamb, Veal, Sausage, IJo
loitna, fce. Terms AS U11KA1' AS THE
UJii-AftM'. j'atronago solicited
Auir.30-ly. U1IAS. KIPP.
Any Book, Mpattne or Newrr Kent post
paid at tliopoblUhers lowest rrico, wlto va'o.
able nremium. We nlir a tlnn 14 t- ir vIaw nf
the Copltol bnilaLuir, the tuou maffnlflcent
structure In Amenca. als-i spun J id views of the
wmre jioukc, 'ire?nry DUimuip, Hinithsonian
Instunte. Pjtent Office. Mount Vernon and
other points ot interest In ami about the Na
tional Csp tal. Ouiers taken for the larve Cap
ltol enirmvinff or f.r acid of the vinwa. n.i oji
tnet photorrupbv of Leading Htatoamen. at tost
Jirlcea. It von want an b- fc or t sutsotIo
ur uny period Icil. or 10 reuew an rid subsrrlif
ticii, eud ftampfor acop of the LJTItlLAUV
UULLil'l IN Ofiuiatninu boulc unie notices of
uew puDiiciionM, eaia.ofrue, pricoM. ete.
Lock box oi WO K - Uoet.
WaiUiUgton, V, C,
March iMf
PILES
Of oil fcioiU. TIT J OILS, dlftehar
ires of ill OOI) or mucus and
all diseases of the HKimiM
quickly and perfectly cuieJ by a simple and
sooininft utiJibui . rorinionuaiion auuiTas
1U J FAltKlt A t'o. tl Ann t .N V.
T
0 WHOM IT JUY COSOEEXl
Noticed hereby riven. tat the OFFK1K
ortHetSKAIiKK Ul' WEIallToand JMCAIS.
UHKS lor tbla county Is located in Mauch
Chunk. A I,! UN STOl.LE.
Sealer of Welghta and Meaurti.
jan. iu, ltMHj -4i.
FARIffiRSwrnt.d'ptOlOO
ler month, during: Winter and Spring For
full particulars address, J O. McUl KDY
W, VhllaaelpLta, Pa. fuo. n. Im, ,
Dr. Charles T. Horn
Would announce to the public that ho lias
purcaascu irom luim a j. ihb
CENTRAL DRUG STORE,
In I.cuckcl's nioclr,
Bank St., Lobighton, Pa.,
HavlDR refitted and refilled tlio entire stock
no can ouor
DRUGS AND
Strictly fresh
CHEMICALS
and Pure,
Also Horse and Cattlo pnwders.Patent medi
cines, Brushes, Soaps, Combs, Perfumeries,
Sikmircs, Chamois Skins. Wines nnd
Liquors for Medical Purposes. Oils,
Lamps and Fixturcs.l)ycstiius,Cholce
Clirars, Pipes and Tobacco. Spec
toclcs. Trusses, Nurstnir Dottles,
Violin Strings, nnd a lull lino of
Wall Pnpernml Ilordcrsnttho
Lowest Prices.
Prescriptions carefully compounded and
prompt attention given to every branch of the
business.
A continuance of the patronage heretofore
extended to this establishment Is rcsncctlully
solicited, nnd satisfaction guaranteed.
scpt.13, 18T9.-ly. Dn. O. T. HOKN.
The Now Food Medicine
Truly a Wonder.
Tbo QnlchuaCocn Co, prep&io fiom the e
senco of the Sacred I'ciuvmn FJnnt (Coca
I.icaf) the must useful Nerve Tonic and Lite
tiumamt-r known toman. Tlioy havonntned It
COCA UITTKKH. but hope tho name will tint
cans'- Utobo classed with tho so-called lilt
ters." which have dono eomuch harm physi
cnl and nornl.
COCA lll'lTF.ns has tho power of susLolnlnp
lifo nd strenirth f r days without food.
Exposure to atomic, long fatigue ardmahr
lous poiRnnliiff cannot hat m tiio.-e -who use CO
OA I1ITTKUS.
ThtslsnmaiycIouB llfo lnvtporant, entirely
without reaction It cheers butuotlnehnates.
Fur the euro of D pep la. I nd I cot Hon, H cry.
oiiBues, blck, Head a tho Weattness, Grtit Uo
bihty Lack of Eneriry nnd Tower, Liver Coin
plaints. Chills nnd all Fever, COCA BUTE US
stands nunvated and alone
Irom the offletai report of LUuU Herndcn, V.
8. A'.t "Ihe Fetuvtan natives who nsnCoca,
perform prodlcie-or laboi without fnllpne. A
powctluftonlo fr Ihe nervous ytclu, but not
injurious to the health."
The wonderful virtues of tins new food -me ill
cine can only be jrinnccd at here. (let n clrcu
lar nnd Inform lourMolf Intly, No remedy ever
rccoived such endorsement.
COCA HITTEUS concentrated essence of
Rncie-1 Vernvlan Coca sold by nil leading
drncplsts. Afnres.
Q.U1CIIUA COCA CO , New York.
HM1T1J, KLINE A CO., AgCIllS. i'lilla
I)ei.?7 13W
WEISS &, KEHSCHNER,
succEseona to
ROMIO Ic IIOFFOItD,
Carriage Builders.
Bank Street, Lchigliton,
Are prepared to Manufacture, to order, every
description ot
OAltRIAQES,
BUGGIES,
SLEIGHS,
Sl'KING WAGONS,
Rom ig's Pat.Platform Wngon ,
&c, at lowest rates for Cash.
REPAIRING
Ofall description promptly attended to at tho
most rcasonablo prices.
47" All Work iruorantecd, and patronage
Is respectfully solicited.
WEISS & KEnSUIINElt.
July 28, 1870-yl
DANIEL WIEAND,
Carringes,Wngons,Sieighs,&c
COUNHR Of
BANK AND IHON STItEETS,
I.EHiaiiTON. Penna.,
Ilesnectfully announces to his friends and the
public, that ho Is prepared to lluild ull des-
vrif.Liiiua ui
UAIiltlAOES,
SPUING WAGONS.
, , SLEIOIIS, &o..
In the Latest and Most Approved Styles, at
Prices fully as low as tho ramo can be obtain
ed elsewhere, guaranteeing the best Seasoned
Material and most substantial workmanship.
Particular attention given to
REPAIRING
In all Its details, at the very lowest Prices.
Patronage respcctrully solicited and perfect
satisfaction guaranteed,
Deo , 18J.yl DAN. WIEAND.
DR. J. G. D. SIEGEUT i- SONS'
WORLD REXO IVKED
Angostura Bitters.
An article ot over
Fifty Yea re SlnniUup:.
This noet invigorating tonlo la juetly cele
oiated for ita osquWte 11 nor ami intraoral
nnry MKPICINALVUtues.
tit tmprorex tne appetite and cures drspep
Bla.diorrhoDi.atid fever and aeuo.
o corkiatl or mixed dr nit is perfect wlthont
It, becanse It pievrnta the bail titcctt caleholle
liquors.
Copiea i f certltlcatea of mi of the moat eml
nent tihvMciaus and chemists olthewoiid, re
ratding its whnlrsomeueas and pjrtty. are
placeo In each nnx
Hold I y thupriuo oal grocera. nrucglat. and
liquor dealers J W. IIANCOX. hole Aai ul
turtle n.b., SI llroadway, .Now York, r. O,
Uoiuia Jan.3i-wl3
-JJAKMEUS OPCAl.nON COUNTY,
TaJso Notice.
The nndrraicned, residing In MAIIONJNO
Trwnahiii. Carbon I'nuntv. has been apoointed
AQKNT for the KI3YhrO.Ni: KUUTILIZKll
and ai.u it MAu"AlrrDltltl cumi-v
Liceiiaed by the Mat- ot l'ennanvauta. Ihli
FERTILIZER
contains sccordligto Chemical Analrfls. 11.00
Protoxide of Iron, 1M3 Halpiturle Acd, S-H
rotufh 0.43 Hoda and 3.00 llumio Acid
Thin i b creat frVrlliiznr I'lrwrmii anil tlriM.
and especially tor Fruit Tiee,Cl rape Vine and
kocU o liijuriou to l'cnotylvaula Orcliaid.
call ami vt me yunrordera, ree lecoiumen
dilionaof promlueut lanuen.and ixakoyuur
aclrea happy.
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Mutual AID SOCIETY
Of Pennsylvania.
Total Amount of Death Losses Faii
TO AUGUST 3tST, 1ST9,
$1,548,191 OO !
Surplus of Assets over Liabil
itics,. . . $175,000.
Aboililb biibiect to Asspss.
mcnts, . . $21,000,000.
Home Office,
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The RoCletV liresenta the fntlnntnn- nUn frti.
consideration i me paymentot KlOllT liok
LAllH on application. I'lVh. IH1LLA HH niimi.
nilv for four )uaia, and thereafter TWO 1)01.-
uuiiuii uuriuKiue. wiin iiio-raia mor.
cslitv nsnei'siiirnla at the deatli ol eaCi mem.
bcr, n Inch fur Division A Is as follows i
aeaess. usaena. asiess-
Ago. in en t. Ago.' nieut. Aeo mcnis.
16 61 3" ' 73 49 ' j
IS S', 5i 1 81 SI) j 1 31
17 Bl Si ! t3 CI ! I 40
18 e3 33 ! M 62 I tO
18 t 20 ' 80 S3 1 CO
M Bi XT i 87 CI 1 7.1
n as tt as I to
22 1 07 S9 !9 M vt
a CS 40 ID I! 2(4
JA 10 41 ; M 2ia
55 70 42 M ru 2 !3
ill 71 i3 SB (JO 2 40
17 i 7i 41 08 (,1 2 4
28 73 45 1 00 (,2 2 CO
29 74 40 Id tl 2 55
30 75 47 1 12 04 2 60
1 77 43 1 18 Ul 2 C5
Will entltlo the member In a rprtlrtrntrt tnr
one Thousand liollais to be paid oi his death
to his lesol heirs or assigns, whenever such
death mnv occur.
The assessment for membership of TwoThou
and Dollar bencutaiodouole. aud lor 'three
Thousand Dollars tnpple ihe umouut glvm in
the aoote taole. I ho assoismcnti and nnnnnl
ilucanlwai a litcicusint; In the nniorutlo as the
Penelltln o ctasH iiicicast-a. Assessments will
not lucreaso with tho advance ot aue of a mem.
bcr.
A member or hh helrs.mav name a sncceaort
I'Ut If thQ notion Of , ti tin irl, nf n mrniilw, tn
(lie Secretaiv is rot vccoinpanled with IhB
name or a fuccoror. then the Society will put
In n succe-nor und fill th vocmcy acccorclng
loiueiesuiaiioiisor mo Society
minium a ini'iiiuiT uie ueioro ma loiir pay.
ellts of Five llollnr. pnnli nm in,i) tho ,a.
malnlna unpaid p,irt will be deducted from the
One Thousand Doilai a due his hoirs.
A clisa la lull nhen It uumbera one thousand
meml-ete.
llilsiitaniecommends ltseir to every think.
Ing reader for it simplicity, equity, and a Ivan
tagrs. llioiroiW not j)roci(!forbls family nt his
donth when It enn hedouo ochennly and with
out Inconvenience nr Uisudv.tntago.
Males and Females, ttom 15 to 0j years of age
may btxoiuo members.
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LEIIIGHTON, Pa.
janlMf
IN TUE
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No fundus divided among tho olllccis or
trustees.
Ucncflt of ttio Assurance.
ENDOWMENT PLAN i
Ilr naUnirone nnlfnr mcuinerahlD feooftlO
ny per"Ou, male or female, oetwe.n ttio a-rett
ol 18 aud (hi t can. nho hua h II rut class he.iitti
rt-cotu, may iteiro aoeitiucato of meuiuer.
ship us follows.
18 to TV $1 00 payable at death or at expira
tion ot 5 ears.
30 to 42 tl.o 0 payable at death or at cxpl.
iBtlou ot SO years,
4: to 54-$3,O00 -payable at death or expira.
tlon o 13 years.
SI to 00 $2 000 payahlo at death orcxplra.
tiun ot 15 years. t ,
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ber will 06 made otter eaih death, ext opt when
tlieiels tiiouey eLoufih In surplus f uud to pay
eaid claim.
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Same fee and assexsment as above exceot no
holder of a "Life Uertlflcato" will at any time
beabAWsed to oav an "Kudowiuent Cerlnlcate'
niaturlnf bv teason ot oipiratiou ol teiui of
years.
I lfo Certificates will bo Issued as follows t
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30 to 42 14,'kO At death ouly.
tl to 51 f.i.000 ,,,.At oejth only.
51 to 00 ...t:.lK,0 At death only,
Oood responsible AOENTS WANTED.
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rounilen. County Dmldloga; Maucti Chuot,
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Tairyvilleand Fionkliu township.
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Mauch Cbnnk. when and wheteall partlesln.
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anq smeus iiae iooacco anu la cneaper.
j-.rerywiy is niguiy iieasea wuu it. it is
suitable either for I hewing or Smoking, and
It Improves tho Health, and restores the Con
stitution, and Is leeominended by Physicians
I o place or lobi'o. Throw Tobaeoo away
anduseONtUIMU.il will prove a blessing.
A full site pak by mall for loe. In silver, or
19.- In siawps, ur II lor a dnten. AoEsm
Watiu In every town. Terms liberal. Ad.
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A fflAN's A MAN FOIl A THAT.
a rntw visnsioN.
"A man's n man," says Robert Burns,
"For a' that and a' that j"
But though tho song be olear and strong
It needs a note for a' that.
The lout who'd shirk Ms dally work
Vet claim Ills wage for a' that,
Or beg, when he might earn, his bread,
Is not a man for a' that.
You see yon brawny, blustering sot,
Who swaggers, swears, nnd a' that,
And thinks because his strong right arm'
Slight fell an ox an a' that,
That lie's as noblo, man for man,
As duke nnd lord and a' that,
He's but a brute, beyond ilL'puto,
And nef a man for a' thai.
A man may own n largo estate,
Hnvo palace, park nnd a' that,
An 1 not for birth, but honest wortb,
lie thrice a man for a' that.
And Donald Lcrdlng on the mulr,
Who bents his wife nnd a' that,
Bo nothing but a rascal boor,
Nor half a man for a' that.
For a' that and a' that,
'TIs soul and heart nnd a' that,
That makes tho king n gentleman
And not his crown nnd a that.
And man with man, If rich or poor,
Tho best Is ho: fur a' that,
Who stands erect, In self respect,
And acts the man for n' that.
Ethel Warden's Choice.
BY LIZZIE II. UCL1IERM.
Over Etlicl Warden's dark laeo arose n
quick, angry flush, as her uncle repeated :
"I tell you, Mls3 Ethel, that, much nnd
nil as I despise women daubers, Willard des
pises them still more. His opinion of what
tlicy can do is not Haltering, bclicvo mo. I
had a long talk with him last evening."
"Daubing," ns ho called it was an old
cause of quarrel between Klhel IFurden nnd
her aunt's husband, hut tho argument was
stronger this timo than oyer bcfore,for James
Ashlon was n peculiar man, who considered
it his duly to jttdgo for everyone around him
nnd for Etlicl Warden in particular, so hav
ing determined on what was right for her
to do, ho decided she should do it.
Ilia mind was mada up at lost, ho would
have no moro of Miss Ethel's fooling.
"I tell you, Ethel, tha sooner you make
up your mind to put aside your paper and
pencil, nnd try to improvo your temper, it
will bo the better for you. This is Willard's
opinion as well," and ho glanced over at
a young man who stood leaning against tho
window.
Upon tho first mention of her lover's
name, Ethel had stood with flushed faco
and glowing eyes, her red lips trembling
with wounded pride, nnd eagerness to speak:
but now ut tho second mention of hia name,
she shrank hack ns if she had received a
blow.
Willard," she said, slowly, turning tow
ards him, "did you say that?" Uncle must
bo. misUken, Willard, for you could not
liavo eaid that after all the encouragement
you gavo me."
"Listen, Ethel," Willard Baid; "after our
engagement, wedecided to livo with mother
down at tho old farmhouse, but undo'
thinks we might nswell all livo here and
rent tho plhcr place to Ezra Slarlen."
Viillanl Ashton was a nephew of James
Ashlon, and lived with his mother and
brother, about two miles from Ethel's home.
"It is unclo's wish, Etlicl, that wo should
rent Koso farm and live here," Willard con
tinued ; "nnd Ezra Marten has given us a
good offer for it"
"I would sooner have our own homo after
our marr'age, and and " her eyes filled
with tears she could not keep back, "I
liked the dear, old-fashioned rooni9, and
rose covered porch so much, nnd now "
"Let mo explain, Ethel. Mother is get
ting old, and so is Aunt Sarah, and so we
thought"
"You need explain no further, 'Willard, I
understand you perfectly. You would have
nie dash ull my bright hopes of the future
to the ground, and become simply a house
hold drudgo for two families. If this is
your love Willard, I can never prize it
again as I have done in tho past. God
knows, were you poor, or was Uncle James
poor, I could willingly Blavo for you at all
hours j but but "
"You do not understand, Ethel ; It is sim
ply this If you do not consent to to "
and lie glanced Inquiringly at James Ash
ton. "It Is simply this," Elhel repeated "un
less you consent to this, Uncle James has
led you to understand that not a penny of
his money will ever be yours. You are his
favorite nephew: he likes you better much
better than he does Frank, but ho has laid
down some laws, and except you fulfill them
and yield to his judgment in everything,
your hopes of wealth aro ended.
"Willard, I refuse tho conditions unc'o
Imposes, even fcliould I never beyour wife
I will never consent to his plan."
"You mean you will not consent lo be my
wife if we are to livo hero?"
"I will never consent to give up my
painting, and bcaime a servant for two
families, even for the sake of becoming your
wife."
She turned towards tho door, but as she
did so, Frank Ashton entered.
lie looked like Willard, though ho was
l.ir from being as handsome, either in form
or f.ico.
"Frank," Ethel eoid, oppeallngly, "did
you hear what Undo James and and Wil
lard, wish ine to dot"
"Yes," he said slowly, "Did you consent,
Ethel V
"No I" she answered, her eyes glowing;
"I refused; and I gave Willard back his
freedom, and and, Frank, I am going away
front this"
Ilere she broke duwn, end without glanc
ing again at cither Willard or his uncle, she
dashed from tho room.
Late the same evening, Frank,encounter
ed her on her kpces in Ihe garden, with her
head rutting on a rustic Vench, sobbing as if
her heart would break.
Frank Ashton loved this dark-eyed girl
who loved his brother, and at that moment
he could not control tho words springing to
his lips. He knew it was hardly fair, but
he loved her so.
"Ethel Elhel I" be said, bending over
her, "could you love me lu plane ofWil
lard? Oh, my love I if you only could, I
I would try lo nike you happy- tluveinadea
little money, t'l.ullidl will take the home
ynu said '"U liked tu well; aud, L-bul,der
you can do aa you wish, and In the future"
, if you win fame, aa jou fondly hope, I will
glory in it with you, nnd If you fall, as you
might, my darling, you will still havo your
husband's loyc to turn to for consolation.
Ethel, could you consent to this?"
Ethel arose to her feet. She know that
by inking her lor his wif-, giving her tho
homo Willard was to havo given her, hut
which his uncle had decided had better bo
inado lo pay, Frank was cutting himself off
rrom any chance of a slinro In his uncle's
wealth.
"Frank," sho said, "did you hear I am
going away lo-morrow? Uncle has given
mo tho littlo sum of money my mother left
me, nnd I am going to faco tho world."
"Yes, I heard it from Aunt Sarnli," he
said. "If I had not Ethel, think you I
would havo spoken as I have done? If you
were staying hero, I would have wailed tilt
tho pain of the present had time to grow
less; but I could not let you go forth lo bat
tle with the world alone."
"Frank," sho said, laying her hand on
his arm, and raising her tcar-wct eyes to
his face, "I loved Willard, and tho wound
ho gavo my love cannot heal nt once; but
but now " her voico growing piteous "I
respect him no longer,and of courso my love
must dio ; but, Frank, it has not died yet."
"You will not go away, Ethel ? Tell mo
you will wait awhile, and think longer over
it.
"I will go away to-morrow, Frank: my
mind ismadoup. Bid mo good hyo now;
you may not see mo ogatn
Sho did not lovo him, but ho loved her,
nnd they had grown up together, so sho
inado no resistance when ho drew her to
him and kissed her tenderly.
"Good bye, Ethel," ho said. "And may
God forever bless you 1"
Eight years passed nway, nnd in the farm
houso whoro Ethel Warden had spent her
youth, Willard Ashlon and his wlfo had
made their home.
Yes, his wife: for whether proud, wilful
Ethel, with her dreams of future greatness,
was forgotten or nut, ho had married an
otheranother who livcil only a few years,
and who then lay sleeping, with her baby
in her arms,bcncnth the bright, green grass.
She had been his unclo's choice, and to
pleaso him, Willard had married her, as ho
gavo up Ethel.
But ns far as ho was cipablo of loving,
Willnrd Ashton loved Ethel ; but lint till
sho was gone did ho fully realize this, and
had tho choice been given him again, he
would havo chosen her before all else.
Yes, he loved Ethel, but ho had lost her,
and when ho had given her up lor tho sako
of his uncle's wealth, might he not ns well
marry his unclo's choice.? It mado little
difference whom ho married j he had mado
his choice, and by It ho must abide.
For flvo years nothing had been heard of
Ethel, and during that timo Willard's young
wifo had been laid to rest.
Frank had come to live wilh his uncle ns
well, for at Willard's marriage their home
had been broken up, and it mode no differ
ence to him whoro lie lived, nnd ho agreed
with his uncle that It was just' as well to
make one homo of it, as things went just
then.
One evening they sat down to suppcr,nnd
somehow a stillness seemed to havo fallen
over them all, when n rap was heard nt the
door.
"What do you Ihink ?" sold Ezra Morion,
Coming quickly forward ; "I have sold Rosa
farm."
Ezra Marlcn had been n tenant on the
Itoso farm for many years, hut about two
years before ho had become possessed of it.
"Sold tho Rose farm?" tho brothers re
peated, both remembering tt was there they
had promised to tako Ethel Warden.
"Yes. Got a thousand moro than I gavo
two years ago. Like to6eo tho new owner?"
And beforo they could nnswcr,ho had dashed
out, and ushered In a lady.
A tall, slender woman, robed in heavy
silk nnd cosily velvet.
"Here she is," cried Ezra, triumphantly,
"and worth her weight in gold, they say ;
to tho public sho Is known ns "
"Etlicl Etlicl Warden I" camo from two
pairs of lips, for she had thrown hacklier
veil, nnd her bright, dark faco was smiling
on them all.
Tho next moment Aunt Sarah was folded
in Ethel's arms, and kissed to her heart's
content.
Yos, it was the Ethel of old, with the deep
light In her dark eyes, tho flush of health
on her rounded checks, the old, Impulsive
manner.
Suddenly sho passod over to tho old man.
"I was so wilful und disobedient tn the
old times, uncle," she said, "but you are
glad to see mo are you not ?"
James Ashton hod been really fond of
Ethel, in spite of his harshness to ber,whtch
had all como from the fact that he could not
bear contradiction from any one, and would
never yield his will to that of another.
"Yes, I am glad to see you; Ethel,"
be said, earnestly and she knew it was Ethel
Warden he was glad to sec, aud not tho fa
mous artist.
So Ethel took up her room In tho Rose
farm house, where, years beforo, in ier girl
ish dreams, she had pictured life with WiU
ard Ashton,
Once Willard Athlon came to her again,
pleading for tho love he had onco hold, and
thrown lightly nway the lovo, ho knew
was dearer to him then, than nil else on
earth j but Ethel only smiled and shook
her head.
"No," sha said.my love for you died many
years ago, Willard it could never come to
lifo again."
"You love another," he said, quickly.
A! over her dark, proud face, swept a
crimson flush.
" am answered," he said ! "you love an
other, and you are waiting fur him to come
and claim you,"
When Willard was gone, a shadow fell
over Ethel's faco,
"Will he ever come to claim the love that
Is all his own ?" she murmured.
A few days later Frank Ashton came to
her, his face grave, his eyes sorrowful I
"Ethel," he said, "Willard told mo of some
one coming to claim y oil some one for whom
you tro waiting. Is it true, Ethel ?"
"Yes," she said letting her eyes rest on
his face.
''I cannot slay here when he oome(UUie,
It would be more than I ceuld bear."
Fur a moment latbel Warden was silent,
for she knew she held the balance of lier life's
bappmeM lu her hand, and it toemed slip -
ping Ir jiii ber gmp , would It be unwmnan-
ly. lo let this tnau, whum she luVcJ, know
whom the, was waiting for?
"It Is not likely that you will see mo
ogoln, Ethel," ho said; "I do not care to
feel again as I feel now, so I will say good
uyo good bye not-only -.to- yoti, Ethel, but
to all thought of future happiness. I havo
waited long, Ethel, nnd for this 1"
"Frank," -sho said, laying her hand tn
his, her eyes raised tn his laco,"oan you not
ell for whom I nm waiting? Frank
Frank I do you not undcrslnLd ?"
Into his oyes thcro camo tho light of a
great joy.
"Ethel, is it for mo you are watting I" ho
cried. -'Oh, my darling I" and the next
moment ho hold her iu his arms, and kissed
her sweet, red lips.
Two months later they stood on tho roso
covercd porch, nnd a golden circlet gleamed
on tho third finger of Ethel's slender hand,
and a smile of iotfect peaco rested ou her
bright face, as her husband passed his haud
caressingly over her soft, dork curls.
"Frank," sho said, lifting her lovo lit
eyes to his faco, "I think ruur prayer of al
most ten years ngo is answered now; fori
think God lias blessed mo forever."
"Sweetest," ho answered, tenderly, "I
think it is I who nm blessed forever."
An artist's well earned fanio nnd a hus
band's lifo long love is tho reword of Ethel
Warden's choice."
iio.ni: i:i)uc.viio..
Tho following rules aro worthy of being
printed in letters of gold, and placed iu a
conspicuous placo In every household :
1. From your children's earliest infancy
inculcalo tho necessity .of instant obedience.
2. Unite firmness with gentleness. Let
your children always understand that you
mean what you soy.
3. Never promise them anything unless
you aro quite sure you can give what you
say.
4. If you tell a child to do something,
show htm how to' do it, nnd sco that it is
done.
5. Always punish your child for willfully
disobeying you, but never punish In anger.
0. Never let them pcrceivo Unit tlcv vex
you, or mnko you loso your self command.
7. If they gtvo way to jfctulanco or ill
temper, wait till Ihoy ore calm, and then
gently reason with Ihcm on tho impropriety
of their conduct.
8- Remember that a little present punish
ment, when tho occasion arises, is much
moro effectual than the threatening of a
greater j unishmciit should tho fault be re
newed. 9. Novor give your children anything be
cause they cry for it.
10. On no account allow them to do atone
timo'what you havo forbidden, under the
same circumstances, at another.
II. Tench them that the only sure and
easy way to aiicar good Is to be good.
12. Accustom them tq make their little re-.
citals with perfect truth.
13. Never allow talo-beariug.
14. Teach them self-denial, not self-in-
dulgonco of nn angry nnd resentful spirit.
A Cat and n. Kaldckitako.
About thrco weeks ago. during tho beau
tiful sunny weather we havo had which
induced the trees to bud and bloom, I was
walking in my garden ono morning, Dunk
ing about preparing for an early start for
spring vegetables, when I saw a largo rattle
snake sunning. My first impulse was to
go to the house, get a gun and kill it. But
looking arouud Iaw a very largo house
cat cautiously crcepltig ujwn the reptile.
Anticipating a fight, and equally desirous
of getting rid of the cat, which killed
chickens, I concluded to witness his attack
upon the snake. Tho cat crawled upon Ita
stomach, pulling along on its foot, whisking
Its tall irom side to side, and every now Rnd
then stretching its neck to view tho.snak.
When about ten or twelve feet oil' the snake
suddenly coiled up, sprung its rattle, faoed
thecal and darted its forked tongue out
rapidly. Tho cat commenced a rapid circle
around tho snake so fast in fact, that the
eye could hardly keep up with it. At last
it got near enough and made a dart at its
enemy, but through providential reasons, it
went high above tho snake, which alto
struck at the cat, thus breaking its coil.
Tho cat went too far, and by the lime it
hod turned to faco its foe, the reptile was
again coiled and ready for tho attack. The
same method was adopted and carried on
four or five limes, occupying at least half
on hour. Tho cat wished to catch thosiiaU,
but seemed aware that if it missed the neck
it would bo certain death. At the sixth ax-
sault they met, and Instantly the snake
was wrapped ju several folds around the
body of the cat, which used its claws with
deadly clfcct. Tho cat had been bitten on
tho head and neck, several times, and both
continued to fight. The snake was torn
nearly to shreds, but did not unloose its
coll around its victim. Tlio poison was
swift and deadly, but before the cat died it
caught the snake's head in its mouth and
crushed It, and fightiog tbey died, tho snaKe,
enwrapping tha cat in its coils, The snake
measure. I four feet eight inches and had tbir.
teen rattles.
A C.uuil lloiikowlfe.
The good housewife. When she Is ntvln
her house its spring renovating, should bear
in mind that tee dear inmates of her house
are moro precious -Uiaii-many- noose; and
that their systcinjiped cleansing by Iinly
ing tho blood, WglU(Pg tile ttojmtca uuif
bowels to preventou!1 cuio thedibcascs aris
ing from svrins miliaria endmnHma, inft"
the must know that there Is nothing tint
will do it so perfectly and surely as Hop flit
ten, the pureat and best of medicines Cuii
ami, .V. jr.. ratriot. 11 i
A gentleman observing a servant girl,
wbo was left handed, placing the knives
and forks in the same awkward (lositlnn on
the dinner table, remarked to her that she
was laying then left handed "Oh, iudadel"
she said, "so I havo I Be pleased, sir, to
help me to turn (he labia around I"
"Is thil good money ?" sold a man to a
suspicious looking wight who had made
some small purchase pf him. "It ought lo
be good, for I made it myself," was tlx
answer. With that he took the man up lur
coining) but the man in hit defencc,pmved
that he made the money by boot inaLing,
Iu tbe bull fighting days, blacksmith,
who was rearing a bull pup, Induced his old
father to go on all fours aud imitate the
bull. The euulne pupil piutml the old mai
by the nose. The sou, dUregunling n
ur,uUl muring, exduiiunl, -II ,H h i
1 "nwl. Uy. hold him I llrtar it, I. v ,
bMt 11 ' tUtttU rnjimg of ilu t,u.
, "Hltfated are tht peacemakers," aaid
1 small boy who drupjiod a coatly vasw