WI9ertising Rates.
Wo dosire It to bo distinctly understood
hat no advertisements wilt bo Inserted in
li columns of The Cabdox Advocate that
may bo received from unknown parties or
firms unless accompanied by tho oAsn.
The following aro our oslY terms!
'oSE 8QUARK (10 USES),
One ycar,each Insertion...... lOcts.
6ix months, each Insertion... lacts.
Threo months, each Insertion 20 eta.
Less tbarfthrco months, first insertion
$1 1 each subsequent insertion 25 cts.
Local notices 10 cents rr lino.
II. V. MORTHIMER, Publisher.
M anutacturcr of and Sealer In
STOVES, RAHGES AND HEATERS,
Tin ana Sheet-Iron Ware and General
House Ftiraisning Goods.
V
ttOOFIlVn nnil Sl'OUTINfi dono at
short notice and at Lowest Cash Trices.
I am the anlhnrizpa agent for ttio Bale ol the
loilowinit first-class srovus-
THI5 SILVEIl & GOLD MEDAL COOK,
TUB LIGHTHOUSE COOK.
TUB MAYFLOWER RANGE,
THE SUNSHINE RANGE and
Tho NEW ANCHOR HEATER,
and am Selling tbeni VER V CIIEA P tor Cash.
P verv kind of KTOviTonATF.S and FIRE
BRICKS kept constantly on baud.
Store on SOUTH Street,
A'few doors sbovo Bank St., LEUiaHTON.
ratronnce solicited Satlstsciton gnarnntred.
Oct.S-rl A. D.110SSER.
Central Carriage Works,
Bank St., Lcliiglilon, Pa.,
Aro prepared to manufacture
Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs,
Spring Wagon, &c,
Of every description, In tlio most substantial
manner, and at Lowest Cash l'rlccs.
Repairing Promptly Attended to.
TREXLER & KREIDLER,
April 26, 1S78 yl Proprietors.
c
AUBUN ADVOCATE
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
LEIIIOHTON, TA.
JTvery description of Fnntlng, from a
Visiting Card to a Poster;
CARDS.
11 J 1,1, HEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
STATEMENTS,
PUOUltAMMES,
POSTERS,
HANDBILLS. w
DODDERS.
CIRCULARS,
SHIPPING TAOS,
KNVELOPES,
PAMPHLETS.
ny.tAws. ac. Ac.
Done In I lie best manner, at very Loir est Prices.
We a-o prepared to do work nt ns. cheap rates
ftsmiV ollire initio state t.iat coals honestly
with Its customers.
OUR MOTTO IS
Choap, Prompt & Reliable.
reorders by ornall rcclve prompt attention.
JOHN ?. IIALUACII,
Instructor of Music,
(Piano, Organ, Voice nnd Theory.)
LEIIIGIITON, PA.
OPINIONS OK THE PRESS.
Ills pupils speak liluhly of his ability as a
tvuclier. Allrntown Chronicle.
Ho Is well qualified fu. his c.ill!nK-Cura-eu7ia
D(imra.
He Is ii worthy dlselplo nl Jl iy.ln. Mo'.nrt.
Ilcethoven. We have Had tlio plensureiifllit
minx to his rendition ol the Ul.l Masters mid
were charmed with his touch and execution
Slalington .Yrtci.
Solo ageut for the
J. & C. Fischer Piano ;
and, also. MASOV fc HAMLIN and NEW
HAVEN l.'CPS. (I KUANS.
For particulars, terms, A,e., Address,
JUIlrt 1 HAI.II.UJII.
Aug. 2, 1879.-ly. Lelilifhton, l'a.
jprlmc Homo Made llreatl ! .
WHY OO HUXOUYI Whe: yon cm Ruy k
liouiidu I Pli.t CI Hiiiiead-
FIVE LOAVES FOR 25 CENTS I
I. W. O'NEAL, the popular Ilread and I'ako
tuner, of LoMKuinn in order to meet ilie waute
or me uiins iiiih jieoiiro i oe rr.eaol iiiscoie
brated Home Mado UUEADto
Five Lorvm forTwenty.fiveCts. Cash.
Sugar, Raisin Coeonnt bcotcli. Drop cream
and other UAKEs, only
Ten Cciiti per Diiicn.
I.00U Out for lliu U'ukoii!
At MAUCII CHUNK, on Tuesday, Thursday
' aodbnturduy aiotiuiics.
jCflllUK rON and w LISPORT.every After
" ' Dftau except ttlday.
t.iViia antiUTUY CASH!
rstroi.a.e nivited J. w. O'NEAL.
1 Nl'OUEi Opposite First National IHnic,
aprlUyi ' li-ni.fcei, Lehtahtou ra.
rtt "IWIAVWII. or 81 to fiO 11
Hitllir1' "yur ovu locally. o
JltFUUrlst. Wiimendiwi willuinen.
1 anv UIBIn luoto limn t,n
araiuatatited above. Ni.nnee 11 (all to niak,
no'tey fret. Anv one cau du (he wmlc Yuu
aanmakefromli rents tu I an hour y devot.
Incroareveiiinfrsanil spate tlnot the aual.
Iini. It riMta nnhiu to try tue bii'i iv. ,
NotlunellWeit lor inouer man In " ever i.ffei ed 1
kelnre. Haiues-ple.wiu( an I sirietly liointr !
all". Reader, il run want to Vn.i- ullaboutl
lhe beat piylag liasineaa tmtoro the nubi 0 ' cud i
us voir Address aed we 5,1 1 Sfiid ou fuilpar
Slemlare and pnvaro terms tree t tump ea wur'u
MSuMfrai. voueati thfu hills nn riirtiiii
WMPh Ad.lresjSUCOU (: bTlNSuN
VS.
H. V. Morthimer, Proprietor.
VOL. VIII., No 21.
CARDS,
Hoot mill Shoe Makers
Cllntonnretney,nran'sluHJ(nj. Dank street.
lIlorderiprom;(lj(I(d' ujor warranted.
Attorneys.
F. P. LOKOSTERT. S. It. GlLHAM
y ONGSTEET & GIL1IAM,
ATTORNEYS at law,
Office: Levnn's Building, Dank Street,
LEHIGHTON, PA.
Collections nnd all Lcgat business entrust
to them will rcccivo ,irouipt attention,
feb. 21, 1890;
J-OHN KLINE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
021 CO: Corner Susquehanna and Raco streets
JIAUCn CHUNK, PA. JnlySMy
JOHN I). HEUTOIiETI'E,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Office i Room 2. Ground Floor ManBlon Houso
MAUC1I OHUNK, TA.
May bo consulted In Germun. mav25-ly
TjrT HI. KAPSIIIOlt,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Bank Street, Linioniox, Pa.
ItealEafateand Collection Aeencv. Wlllflurnnd
Sell It.'al Estate, lionvejanclng neatly doue Col
sctlona promptly made. Settling Estates of lie
dents 11 specialty. May be consulted In English
adUirunin. Ncv.22.
JAS. It. STItUTllKUS,
ATTOKN Y AT LAW,
Office: 2J floor of Khoad's Hall,
Alauoli Chunk. Pa.
All business entrusted to him will bo promptly
attended to.
May 27, ly.
p J.'MKEUAN-,
attorney at law,
Snd Pcor abovo MA SH IN HOUSE
MATJOiI OHUNK, Fenna.
CS-Can h roiiautted in German. jan9.
Justices and Insurance.
rparOM.VS KEJ1ERRR,
JL CONVEYANCER,
AND
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
SB
The following Companies are Represented:
LEHAN )N MU I'UAL FIRE,
UEAIIINO MUTUAL I'lllE,
WYOMING FIUU.
POTTrtVILI.H l'IRE,
LLHMOli PIIIK. nnd thoTRAV
ELER3 ACCIDENT INSURANCE,
"XISo-Pninvlv.inljiiid MiilnaJJlorso Thief
MnrCU2J.l87J llloa. KUMElVKft
"gEItSAltl) PHILLIPS,
(JooNTr Bcildiko, MAUCII CHUNK, Ta.
Fire' Insurance Agent.
S-POLIHi:s In SAFE Companies only,
at Reasonablo Rates. Aug. 23-yl
ALHIN STOLLE,
Notary Public & Conveyancer,
Fire and Life Iiisnrance Agent
MAUCII CHUNK, PA.
3- Business transacted In English and
German. ' Aug. 23)1
Physicians and Dentists.
Slatington Dental Office,
Established 1870.
Artificial Teeth Mails to Restore the
Orisiiial Coutonr of Lips & GIigcKs.
Dr. L. Campbell.
Film no Tbetii a Specialty. loct. 4-ly
J-yi. W. A. COUTUIGIIT,
SURGEON DENTIST,
Tenders Us profwMintinl hcrvices to the pon
tile of MiitU'h Chunk, Lchlghton, Wcisejiort,
I'.u kct tou nnd vicinity.
OFFICBi Opposite tho Broadway House,
BROADWAY, MAUCII CHUNK, l'u.
Tresh LaitshitiK Gas always on hand. All
work guaranteed wtlsfartory. nug2-yl
w.
Y. KEItr.lt, M. 1).,
PARRY VILLE, Cirhon Conntv, Tn.
ir ti . 1 Residence.., , fioin 7 a. in. to 10 a. m.
" ' 1 in 1 IJ .10 11 in 10 p. 111
ilav be consisted in th Gorman Lanuueo
P. O. Ai!drca-L.i-lii.htou. mar. 21, tf
A. II U It II A. tl Kit, 31.11.,
PHYSICIAN AXIlSUKGKON
Sperlal altntloit ptid to Clironlc diseases.
Offlee: stouth East eornvr Iron ami 2nd sts., I.o
hlshlon.Pa. Aprl 3, 11,75
N.
KKltER, M. 1).
U. S ICxnmluliiir Kurgenu,
PRAUTIOINO PIIY'SIOIAN nndSUl QEoN.
OFFICB; IlankStieet. I.EnEB'8 11LOCK, Lehich.
(on, ra.
Maybocoiismudln theOerm n Language.
Nov. 3 '
QARBON HOUSE,
J. W. ItAUDENIlUSH, PHOPR1ETOII,
Dane St., I.kmioiitox, Pa.
ThellAnnoH Hnusuuirers llrst-classaecotn.
moilallons 10 (he Travelinv public lIoHrdlu
by (he Hay or Week on Reasonable Terms.
Oholco Uitcarr. Wines and i.'.nuors alway, on
hand. (loM Sheds and Slahles. Willi aiten
ttyo Hostlers, uMached. April 10-) I
101.1) MLVHlt,
Announces lo (he peoplo of Lshlulilon and
vicinity Hut ho has leased aud refilled the
Saloon & Restaurant,
lntely owned by Ukwib J. CiiuiaTMAN, on
Hank siree(, lchlghton, and Is iirrpareil tu
furnish (hem with Flli:H IlliUfl and olher
lterreihuicuts at all lluies. l'utroulo sollo
llid. 1'iee (.illicit Kvery Saturday I?ve
'lg. ap. 10, ISSO-yl.
V. A. I.EHMAKN.Solloltorof Amerlean
and Foreigi Patents. Washington, 11 1!. All
butlers runnectedwltb l'ateuir, whether I,
fore tho Patent (irflcecr (he ( our(s. promptly
attended ( No charge nude unless ft patent
l soured. Bead lor rtuisf. eolt'U
Railroad Guide.
plIILA. fc HKAUING IIA1LUOAD
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
FEBRUARY 4TII. 1879.
Trains leave ALLEN TO WN a follows!
ivr, tviiuinitfv BAtinnltil.
For Philadelphia, at -1: JJ. 0.45, tl.40. a.m., and
d.us p, m.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at t-30 a. m.,3.J5 p. m.
(VIA KA81- I'F.NNA. DUAXC1I.)
For Reading, 5.00, o.cin m 12.10, 4.30 and 9.05
For HarrlsDiirg.5 50,9.05 a. m 12.10,4.30 an(W.C5
p. m.
I'or Lancastor and Columbia, 5 50, 9.9 a.m. and
4.30 p. m
SUNDAYS
For Reading, Harrlsburg, and way points, 9.05
p. m.
(VIA I1EIULK1IKM.)
For rhlladrlnlila from L. V. Droot 4.41. C.IJ.
a.4i a. m ,12.13 5.45, t.' t p. m. Runoay 4.00 p. m.
kor l'lilianon nia irom ij osa .uupoi. -043 a.
m., 12 04.3.23 5-T.6P. m.
xruins run Aiji.u.Muwn ieavnanoiiowsi
IVIJI I'RIIKinMEN RAlUIOAn.l
LeavoPhiladelphla, 7.40 a. m,, 1.0 V, 1.S0 jnd 5.30
p. m.
SUNDAYS.
LeavoPhiladelphla, s.ti u. m. and 3.18 p. m.and
IVIA KARTPItMSi. nnACII.I
Leave Roddlns 7.23 10.3'J a. in., 2.1:0, 3.53, rndo.15
p.m.
Leavo Harilslmrp;, 6.15, 8.05 and 9.55, a. ra., 1.4
ana 4.ou p. in.
Loave Lnnettiter, 8.0.5 a, m., t.OO and 3.51p.m.
LeaveColuuibla 7.55a. in 1.05 and 3.40 p. m.
SUNDAY.
Leave Readlntr. 7.20 n. m.
Leave Harris Ihur, 5 2 a.m.
(VIA HETIILEIIEM.)
T.oavo "llllndeliltlla 7 0C. 8 IS, 0.43, 2.20, 5.I5
8.eo,i. in. Sunday 3iB m., 8.011p.m.
Trains mm ko, I thus i) run to nnd from depot
9th nnd Green street. Philadelphia other
trains ton 'rttrom Ilroad street depot. Trains
Via Bethlelirm" rnn to aril from Berks St,
Depot, except tfiose marked (!
Tno 0.45 h. m nnd 5.55 ti. m. (inlna from Allen,
(on n, nnd the 7.4 1 n. ra and 5.3 1 p.m. trams
from Philadelphia, hato through cars to and
Irom Philadelphia.
J. E. WOOT1EN.
Oenrral Mantwtr.
C a II A NCOCK. Gen1! Pan. & TIcKei Agent.
nov. is
r-!IIE SLATINGTON
PLANING MILL
AND .
.Cabinet Ware Factory,
AT SLATINGTON.
JOHN BALLET, Propr.,
Denis in all kln.lnnil.zcs of rino. Hemlock
Oalc unit Hnrd Wooa Lnmber. mul la now pi o
paied to execute uuy uwouut of unlets for
DresseD- Liimbell
OF ALL KINDS.
Doors, Snslics, Bliiitls, Sliutterv,
; Jloiilillngs, Cabtuet Ware, &c.t
"With FoiSIltness.
Brackets Made to Order.
Tlio Jtnrhlncry tt nil uew and or tlio best and
must Improved kind a. I eniDliiV none bill tlio
bent woikmen, uco well sraAmiet nnd jroo I mn
tcriil, nnd nm UioicToro nble tufrnai nnlee on tiro
ttau'tni-tlon to nil Th mnv lavnr me with a mil.
Orders ov mail ptompily nttended to. Mv
clmrpes nre motiirnto. term? eusli, or lnk'rest
thurged alter tliirty days.
Q1VK JIA C A LJj.
r?" Thoe en-rnped In Umldm? will find tt t
therr ndvimt0 tu luvo Milinp, Floor Jinnrdfi
Donr-, asitCH, laiticrs, 5c iVe.. ni'dontthl
Voctorv.
Alny lOyl JOHN IM LLIliT.
E. F. LUCKENBACHn
Two Doors Below the "Broadway llouso
MAUCII CHUNK, PA.
Doalcr 111 all ratternsof Plain oLd Fauci
Wall lpei'S;,
Window Shades,
Paints it Painters' Supplies,
LOWEST CASH TRICES.
Livery tSj Sale Stables
HANK .STtlt5KT.L,KIlIfJHTO., I
FAST TKOT 1'ING HORSES,
ELEGANT CAUUIA(5ES.
And positively LOWER PRICES than any
other Livery In tho Cojulv.
Large and hindaonii, Carriage., for Kanernl
ournoieaand Weildiucs. II AVID ERIIERT
Nov. ii l73
MEAT MARKET !
Ilnuk Street, LelllglKoll,
OHARLES K1PP, PnorniETon.
The Best Fresh Meats
In season. Beef, I.anib, Veal. Sausage, Ro
Ingna, fcc. Terms AS nil HAP AS THE
CHEAPEST. Patronage sollelte 1
Auif.30-ly. OH AS. KIPP.
Any Rook. Magazine or Newsraror sen( post
Paul at tiiepnululu'raloweati r.ce, uitn a va.
a'lie premium. We give a 1 14 x H v.rw el
the Omiltni nuiloiiig, tho iint magiiltlo 'tit
stracturo In Auioi-iea.als ao.mdid vuwauf (ho
White limine, TronMiry building, Hmlihaonian
lua'iiuto H.ier.t Oinisc Alouut Vernon and
odier poln(no( 11 terrain an.l aheut (he Na
i.mial Cii (ai Oiacrs(us:eii fur (lie laigeCip.
Iini eiwuiv.ugnr f 11 aelH of the ), nnd cab
met photograph of IuidliuMulraiiieu. t est
prices. It voii ,aut aiw b- k or to i.u so Itie
lor any peilml'dl. or 10 renew au 1 id auWrlp.
H'ii aend "tanu.foi ocoii n( (I e LITMtAUY
llUI.Lbll.N C'-ninlnuia book 11. iles uuticoiof
now publiejiioua. uma om, puce'1, eic.
ATIO.AL NliW.s 11U1.EAU,
Look box -a. 01 wo if troet
JUorch 13-tf Waili ngtoB, D. C.
PILES
Of all kinds TU'JOne.dltliar
tre tt t 1 OOO or mucus au
Pit d.b?HMJt Of lllA II I. (T I'M
qRjiklvnntl nsrfo-ilj' rmei hv n muip.h aud
Huotlilnv ItUMKDY. I'm-inform.itlmi nddit t
Pit J. I'AUlvH fc ''O. K Aim t ,N Y,
PJUNSIONS SKfiCfiWii'r! ,
vlee from any ouse. also lor ilie ofilnceaaed
soldiers. All pensions date laofc to day of
dlieharxe, ant lo dale or (lie deavh of lho
soldier Pensions Increased ; llnunly and
new lllseharges rrocureu. Address with
stamp, Stoiiuart & Ho., Kooai No. 4 SU
Cloud Dulldlog, Washington, J. O
mar 30-lm I
(Ihnrles Klpp desires (ne.ill attention ofhls
friends and lustumers to (ho furt that he has
opened A MBIT MAUKKT opposllo (he
I'uIjIIo Square, llanketreet, Lehlgliton, Pa.,
where may bo found at all times
INDEPENDENT"
LEIIIGIITON, CA11130N COUNTY, PA., SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1880.
Dr. Charles T. Horn
Would nnnounco to tho publlo that ho has
purchased Irom MRS. A. O. PETER, tho
CENTRAL DRUG STORE,
In Lcnckcl's Block,
Bank St., Lohighton, Pa.,
Having refitted nnd refilled thoentlro stock
ho can offer
DRUGS AND
Strictlv fresh
CHEMICALS
nnd Turc,
Also Horso and Oattlopnwilers.PatentMedl.
clncs, llrushcs, Soaps. (Jonibj, Pcrluracrles,
Sponges, Uhamols Skins. Wines and
Liquors for .Medical Purposes. Oils,
Lamps nnd Flxturcs.l)ycstulIs,Oholco
Clgnrs, Pipes nnd Ti.hacco. fsiwc
tncles. Trusses, Nursing Mottles,
Violin Strings, and n lull lino of
IVall Pnpcrnnd Uordcrsatlho
Lowest l'rlccs.
Prescriptions cnrefiilly compounded nnd
prompt attention given toovery branch of tho
buslocss.
A continuance of tho patronngo hcretoloro
extended to (his establishment Is respectfully
solicited, and satisfaction guiirantccil.
scpt.13, 1879.-ly. lilt. O. T. HORN.
The iVcviT Food Medicine
Truly a Wonder.
lho QnichnnCoca Co. prepaio fiom tho r.
nenro or tho Sacred rciuvmn riant (Coca
Leaf) tlio mt-st nftclol Ncito Tonic and Lno
efuntniner known to nmn. TI oy bare named It
COCA HITTKKH, but bopo tlio namo Kill not
cans' It to bo classed Willi tho po-calkd "lilt
tei."which hnve dono so much harm physi
cal nnd tnorn.
COCA miTJSttShas tho power of funalulnp
life and Htrcnirth f mays without fomt.
Kxposuroto oruis long fatigue ntulmaltr
lnus noi5onlnc cuunot harm tnoo who iuo CO
CM lUTTKUS.
Thl-iiBftninivelous llto lotlporant, entirely
wliboiu reaction IK hrcri but not lm bnaten.
For iho cuio ot D, FpcwIi-IndiReMloii lSetv
ousnejss "sick. Hentlncho WenilncRs, Omit Do
bdity Lack of Euerjo m;d INiwcr, LlverCom
plaluts. Chills nnd nil Fever, COCA UHTKItS
stundsuniiVnffMt nnd a eno
1-rom the official rtport of Lteut- llcrnilon V,
8. A'.: "The l'O'UVlnn natlvei who usoCocn,
pcrlorm nrodiirle of lnboi without fntlno. A
fiowerluf tonic for tho ucrroudi-yttini, but not
tiltinmts to tno henltb.'
Tho uundeiful lrtucs of this new food. merit
clue env only be ginnccd nt litre, (let a clicu
larimd Inform ourceir luily. No remedy ever
re co ved phcIi cnrtornement.
COCA niTTJiltS concentrated oncnco of
snciel reruvlnn Ccca Bold by all leading
druwjMfdR Aiiiire-tfl.
UCICIIUA COCA GO , New York.
SMITH, KLINE A CO., Actn.fi. I't.llft
I)0,. T-IZW
WEISS & KERSCHNER,
BUCCESSOr.8 TO
ItOJIIG ,fc IIOFFOIID,
Carriage Builders,
3aiflri3trect, Lehighton,
Aro prepared (o manufacture, to qrdcr, every
description of V
OAREIAGES,
UUOUIL-S,
SLLIOHS,
SPRINO WAGONS,
Romig's Pat. Platform Wagon,
&c, at lowest rates for Cash.
REPAIRING
Of all description promptly attended to at the
must reasonable prices.
3-All Work gunrantccd, nnd patronage
Is respectfully solicited.
WEISS & KEItSOHNLR.
July 26, 1679-yl
DANIEL WIEAND,
Caniages,"Vagons,Sleiglis,&e
counkii nr
HANK AMI IltO.V STIIEKTS,
LUHI'lHTON. Penna.,
Itespectrully nnnounees lo his friends and tlio
public, (hat liu Is prepared to Dulld all des
criptions of
UAiiiiiAnns.
SPKINO WAOONS.
, , SLKinilS, .c,
In the Litest nnd Most Approved Mrles, at
Prices lully as low ns tho samo can bo obtain,
cd elsewhrre. guaranteeing the best Seasoned
Material and limit substantial workmanship.
Particular attmtlon given to
REPAIRING
In all Its details, at the very Lowest Prices.
Patronage respect fully solicited and perfect
fatlsfurtlon guartiLtced.
Heo 6. 187yl HAN. WIL'ANH.
DI!. J. O. II. SIKGEliT .1- SON'S'
IfORtD REXOIVKED
Angostura Bitters.
An art e'e of over
Flfly Tears Siumling.
This most invlKernilnr lonln Istuatlyceie.
uialeil for ita eqilite llivor nnd cxiraordl
nnry SIKI'lcINALvutne.
I( Imiuoio. 1 111, uppi-IKn nnd cures dyspep
aia, diarilin3.i.and leer and aeue.
.NociHktall orniiiidilr nk is perfect wllhont
It, because It picvruta tho bail enceti oa'.clwltc
liquor.
Copula i f rertlllcalea of omc of the nui eml
in ut l.hrslciaiiaaiidclieni sts 01 Ihowoild.ie
raidinir Its wholteouieiieas and pjrity nie
pUe.i In r.icit iiox
Sold 1 y (hf prine pH pr cers. drueglst and
liquor dnleia J w. liANlOX nolo Aeem
fort 10 U. M.,31 Urojilway, New York P.O.
"ox 3010- Jan. 31- wis
JpAUMLHS OF CAHKOX COUNTY,
Taltc Notice.
The nnflirsimied, residing in MaIIONIVO
Tewn.hip. Crbon I'ouutv, his been aiionPili.l
AQK.NT for (hu KI3YniNK FKltl lLlZKll
AM) ALUM IIAUrACTURI.SO COill"Y
Liceued by the ett of PenusvivailJ. 'ihli
FERTILIZER
rontalna occoraiig in Chfiu.cti Analvfts.ll.ro
riiitotulo 01 Irou, i;.t3 Halpuuilc Aon. :u
Pmash o.Ko,la una s.11.. lluuno Aria
Tina 1- e preal IV iik'ieriir rain end flrnsa.
ami 1'f.pec a-ly 101 Fimt 1 iC",Qiitpo V ne and
H.iwrr alt.'ea.ioy UioRonT and ot-ier lu.
oaela -o Injurious to l'uiiylvi,iilii ttrcooids.
fail aiiif klve tee ji.urortVie. ree riH-4n.njen
dtionaof piouil.teut jaihiira-auil u.aseyour
sclvoaliappy. cir.oiiut: rt::iiGF:rt.
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"Tls Mornlii!?, nnil tho Days nro
lions'."
BY D. 8. rARKED.
1 had n dream of other days
In golden luxury shone tho wheat,
In tangled greenness shook tho maize
Tho squirrels ran with nlmblo feet,
And In and out among tho trees
Tho hang bird darted llko n flame,
The catbird piped her melodies,
Purloining every warbler's fame ;
And then I heard tho triumphal song,
"TIs morning and the days are long."
They scattered roses, strowed the palms,
And shouted down tho pleasant vales ;
I heard n thousand happy psalms,
"And, laughing, wove a thousand talcs
Of mimic rovclry nnd Joy
They mocking well tho worldly great
Each tanfaced girl and barefoot,
Dear simpers of my oatly fate
And then again the icollan scng,
"TIs morning, and the days aro long."
Far winding past the storied town,
Tlio river rnn through bosky groves ;
Its floods wo sailed our vessels down
Full-freighted with a myriad lores ;
Our souls went floating to tho gales,
ith scarlet leaves and shreds of bark ;
Wo named them cutters, schoonors, sails,
And watched them fade In shadowy dark ;
Then down tho water flowed tho song,
" 'TIs morning, and the days aro long."
Oh, morning, when the days aro long,
And youth nnd Innoccnco aro wed,
And orcry grovo Is full of song,
And every pathway void of dread I
Who rightly sings Its rightful praise,
Or rightly dreams It o'er again,
When cola and narrow are tho days,
And shrunken all the hopes of men,
Ho shall reawken with his song,
"'TIs morning, and tho days aro long."
Thero palpitations, wild and swoct,
Tho thrills of many an old delight,
And dimpled hands that light meet,
And hearts that tromblo to unite,
Arise upon the early morn,
Pass down the lovely vales and stand,
A picture of a memory born,
The mlrngo of a lotus land
A land whero once we lolled tho song,
" 'TIs morning, and tho days aro long."
THE 11ESTLEY FORTUNE.
BY slH3. K. BURKE COLLINS.
They stood together, besido n flowing
stream a little river, winding its way
through tho southern country two persons,
a mail and a woman. Her hand was clasped
in his: hia large, grey eyes rested lovingly
upon her downcast face.
"I am waiting for your answer, Ruth," he
said, softly.
Tho light in her blue eyes faded away ; a
troubled cloud pas.-cd over her features, and
obscured the sunlMit.
"I knovv"not what to do I" sho answered,
in a perplexed tone.
"You surely lovo inc. Huth?"
"Can you doubt me, Ned?"
A glad smilo flashed into his eyes; he
.';oreif hcr'illgfirformT'nhTs arms"."
"No iior'lionnswereil,impctously,"only
when you hesitate to grant ino the boon I
Kcravc, a dark suspicion creeps into my heart
Hint you aro waudenng nnd undecided.
"Ir'stcn, Ittith. It will bo tho easiest thing
in tho world to accomplish.
"You nro an orphan, and hnvo no ono to
consult. I havo no one, save Uncle Ned j
nnd ho I havo hopes of sometime converting
to my view of tlio case.
"Of courso.it is unpleasant forjou this
lonely life on this dreary plantation tho
companion nnd drudge for old -Mrs. Leon.
Hut the timo will quickly pass, darling, and
soon I can'claim you openly."
"Uncle Ned is old, nnd rich.ond ill, or an
incarablo disease. I daro not oflend him,
for I nm to bo his heir, you know ho being
unmarried, and cannot livo very long. Ho
is now confined to his bed, and I nm every
day expecting a summons to his side. When
that summons comes, Ruth, I (nay find
Kime difficulty m leaving him again while
ho lives. And my heart yearns to call you
my wife befuro I go; then, como what may,
I will havo tho right lo cans for aud protect
you."
"Can't you say yes, Ruth ?"
"Hut, Ned, I am older than you ; in timo
you may regret this step. Besides, I do not
approve of secret marriages."
"Neither do I, darling I But this caso is
so peculiar. I can sec no possible harm in
ill lho secret need only bo kept for a little
while. And as furyour first objection, I tell
you, Itulh Norn's, I lovo you."
"It is my first love, and shall bo my last ;
you are the one jiassioii ofiny life. Young
as I nm, I am still no boy, and havo seen
much of the world. If you do not marry
me, I shall never havo a wifol This is not
Impulse, but the result of long deliberation."
Ruth clasped her hands over Ned Bent
ley's ami, and gazed I0113 Into the loving
eyes bent upon her.
"You will consent, Ruth?" ho went on,
hurriedly. "Wo can goovor to Washington
Parish in my buggy. I will havo Iho li.
censo ready, ami, in n short time, you will
be mluo forever. Then, when I go lo Uncle
Neil, I will know that my-littie wlfo awaits
my return. And I will be truo and good,
my darling. Oh 1 believe me I"
There was no mislaking tho truth and-
earnestness in the young man's voice.
No woman, loving as she did, could long
be proof against it. Ruth bowed her head
on his shoulder; and so they were betrothed,
"Ruth Ruth I Come here, I say I"
The shrill, cracked tones, broke tho sweet
dream in which the two were indulging.
A frown crossed Ned a boyish face.
'Wait until I'm my own master," ho said,
savagely, "and I'll pay tho old dragon bock,
for every cross word and sour look that she
has ever given you. EI10 shall have com
pound intcrcit, too."
Ruth had started away, in answer to her
tyrant's call.
Noil followed her a low steps and contrived
to whisper .
'I shall coma to-morrow, darling! will
you ho ready to go with 1110!"
A sweet smile answered him; and so tho
two iiarlcd.
The uext day was gloriously lovely. The
sky, at fair and cloudlets ns a sea of azure;
the nir cool, and laden with fragrance; tho
mocking birds jubilant in the green tree
l 19; the whole earth seemed alive, and
stirring to the sound of unseen music
At braukfatt, the teiniet broke. For the
first lime, in all her yere of servitude.Ruth
dared to ask fr a holiday ; and worse than ,
all-the sought jwmiaviou to aeoomnany I
Ami lietiUoy lor a drive. 1
Madame Laon, a wevish, ctom, half de
mented old Creole lady, who made Ruth's,
life on loc winter day, and grismui '
a Year if Paid in Advance.
not paid in advance, $1.25
burden, was horrified nt thoyoung woman's
assurance.
Then rose nil the long suffering Independ
ence of Ruth's nature.
"1 nm not your slave, Madame Leon,"
she sold, quietly, but firmly j "If I am not
permitted to go out to-day, I shall leave
your houso permanently. I fear you will
find some difficulty in filling my not very
enviable position."
It was tho best shot sho could have fired,
nnd il told.
With grim visago nnd compressed lips,"
inndnme consented.
With a. light heart Ruth nllowed Ned lo
help her into his buggy, nnd they drove
away rejoicing.
Ju't at sunset they returned, demuro nnd
quiet. Ned lifted her from the carringo ns
though nothing had happened.
"Good night, Ruth," ho cried, Rayly, for
madamo was sealed upon tho gallery, her
suspicious eyes, nnd wrinkled face, turned
full upon them ; hut, she did not hear him
whisper under his breath :
"Uod bless my litllo wife."
The days glided by, quiet, with n sweet
peace. Ruth saw a good deal of her young
husband; for he had always been a frequent
visitor nt madamo's, am) surely would not
stay away now, when all that ho cared for
111 lho wido world dwelt beneath that an
cient roor.
Ono evening, madamc having retired un
conscionably curly, Ruth wandered out into
tho garden, ntnid tho magnolias aud jasmine
and crapo myrtles.
A quick step sounded upon the walk be
hind her; sho turned to sco Ned looking
ghastly palo in tho moonlight, and holding
In his hand an open letter. Ho came for
ward and caughtticr in his nrms.
"It has como at last, Ruth," ho murmur
ed. "Oh, my precious wifo how can wo
bear it ?"
"What?"
Her face was rigid ; her clenched teeth
sank deep Into into tbo full red lip.
"Tlio parting; Uncle Ned bus sent for mc;
he says that ho cannot last long."
Ruth's hands were tightly clasped; her
form trembled. Oh I thero is such woe,
such uuulcrahlo agony in tiieio partings,
'That crush tho life from out young hearts.'
But, it was all for tho beat. They knew
it, nud so they determined to bear It all, as
bravely as possiblo.
"Who is with your undo at present?"
asked Ruth at last.
"Lucio Dale, his orphnn ward," Ned ans
wered, somewhat hurriedly.
"You never told mo of her, Ned I"
Ruth's voice had a reproachful ring in it.
"Nn, darling. I will explain why. It
has always been my iinclo's wish that wo
should marry; but I never cared for her,
never trusted her, and was determined not
to. That was one reason why I hastened
our marriage, Ruth, for fearthat Uncle Ned
i-Bti't Insist upon my inMrvLuJ,iiiin.
belicvo her to bo a false, designing woman.
Bo courageous, litllo ono. Wo shall soon be
bnppy."
Tlicro was a moment's pause, nnd then
Ned continued :
"Ruth, will you givo mo our marriago
certificate? In case that I am obliged to
acknowledge our marriage to Uncle Ned, It
will bo best to have tho proof to exhibit.
And the certificate is tho only existing proof
now; for, last night, tlio office in which the
public records aro kept, was burned to the
ground, and all tho papers and books wcro
consumed. I shall uot retain it long, dar
ling." She handed it to him without a word;
for sho always woro it next to hor heart.
And so Ihcy parted, witli long long kisses
of farewell and clingingcmbraccsind words
of love, that could never bo forgotten.
And the long,dreary, almost interminable
days dragged by, with no break in their
ceaseless, stagnant monotony to tho waiting
heai t of tho young wife, save the long, lov
ing letters, which camo nt first frequent and
tender; then grew less frequent, and then
oh 1 was it not horrible? ceased altogether.
Tor weeks Ruth walled and watched for tho
coming of lho "while winged messenger" of
peace," waited wilh the nwful anguish of
suspense, and tho sickening doubts of hope
deferred. . It has always seemed to mo that
tho hardest, most bitter, most uncndurablo
part of life, is Just such waiting. Givo mo
Iho sharp, quick agony of knowing tho
worst; it is infinitely better than suscnso,
which, liko water dropping upon a rock,
wears the heart away.
Ono chill, dreary November morning,
when lho sky seemed full of tears, only
waiting to fall, Ruth opened tho newspaper,
which camo onco a week, to bring news
from the busy world outside. Some spirit
directed her wandering, listless eyes, to tho
column of marriages.
"Married : In New York city, on thp 17th
Inst., by Rev. John Stockwcll, lilwnrd
llentley, lo Lucie, only daughter of tho lato
Arthur Dale, of New Orleaus."
Willi a low. gasping cry, sho covered her
face with her hands. A deserted wife, ru
ined, lost, for he still rclalucd tho marriage
certificate, and no other proof existed in tho
world.
"I knew ho would regret it I" she wailed
in bitternoss. "I am older than he, and ho
is but a boy.
Even in that ij-irk hour of agony, she hod
no word of censure fur (ho man she loved.
For, all the while, despite the dreadful fact
which stared her in the face relentlessly,
and which that paper had revealed, there
burned within her heart tho vestal fire of
that faith, which "many walcra cannot
quench, neither can the floods drown." In
tho very face of indisputable truth, sho de
termined to seek Ned Benlley, and obtain
an iuterview. Pride said no; but loye in
this woman's heart was stionger than pride,
nnd It prevailed.
One morning, early, before nny of lho
household of Leon were stirring, Ruth step
pal out from the low doorway of the house,
which she was noycr again to enter; nd,
took her way over lho dewy roads, on to
tho station, a mile distant. She had decid
ed lo leave in this manner; fur tho knew
well (hat tho madamo would never eon ent;
and she rould not endure the slorm she knew
would follow a disclosure of the truth.
Sho had means to defray her expeccscs to
Now York, nnd soon seated In the train,
sho was whirled away northward. It wes
evening of the fourth dy, when "almost
worn nut wilh fatigue, she arrived In New
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always been (uldressed to his b- ,iad
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stone mansion j nnd timidly ascending the
marble steps, sho rang tho bell. A servant,
In livery, answered the summons.
"Can I sco Mr. Edward Bentlcy?"
The man stared, and then, pushing open
tho door, conducted her Into a small, iuxu
lour apartment. Soma ono was lounging
thero In n discontented attitude. It was
Ned. Iter heart stood still; she advanced a
step. Uo aroso to his feci; his faco was
ashen while.
"Is it a spirit?" he gasped. "My -God 1
Ruth, can it bo you?"
"It is II" she answered, coldly. He
stretched out his arms.
"ty wife my darling I" ho cried." What
does this mean ?"
Sho recoiled as though a deadly serpent
had stung her.
"You forget yourself, Mr. Bentley " sho
began, in a volco liko Ice. "Your wife"
"Well, nro you not my wife?" he cried,
catching her in his arms, nnd raining ikisscs
upon her faco. "Explain this terrlblo mys
tery, Ruth, or I shall go mod I"
For answer, sho drew forth the crumpled
newspaper, nnd pointed to lho marriago col
umn. His brow clouded)
"My poor darling," ho whispered. "How
you must hnvo suffered. What a duie I
havo been. Let mo tell you all nbout it."
He drew her to a sola, and seated hitnselt
by her side.
, "You sec, my darling," ho began, "Lucie
was determined to marry me; (now that
sounds awfully conceited, but 'tis truo), for
sho had set her heart on Inheriting undo
Ned's fortune. When she found that I was
not to bo caught in her snare, what do you
think sho did?" '
Ruth shook her head.
"Why, sho married Undo Nedl His
namo is tho samo ns mine, darling; hence
your dreadful mistake. Uncle Ned is old
and childish, and very 111 ho was easily
persuaded. Jlut Ruth, why did you not
answer my letters?"
"I hayo not received ono in weeks, Ned."
"What can that mean?"
Ho strode nervously up nnd down tho
room.
"Ruth, I believe that J,ucio can unravel
tho mystery."
He rang the bell as ho spoke, and a serv
ant aptwarcd.
"Ask Mrs. Bentley to como lor a moment,
Rogers," ho directed.
With a low bow thoscrvout withdrew. In
a few moments, the sweep of n silken :obo
was heard, and tho door opened to admit
a fair mid steeley-cyod woman, with light
hair banded abovo n low forehead, and a
sinister curyo to her thin lips.
"Mrs. Bentley," begin Nod, as sho en
tered, "allow mo to present my wifo."
Fatigued nnd travel worn as she was,
Ruth looked every inch tho lady ns sho ack
nowledged tho Introduction. Mrs. Bentley,
Sr., tapped tho floor impatiently wilh her
little foot.
rJ5?silauythius further, Cousin
Ned?"
"Yes."
He breathed hard for n moment.
"I wish you to prodnco Ihe letters which
you intercepted from' my wifo. Also, dis
close the author of this deleelablo epistle?"
He unfolded n letler which ho took from
his pocket. It ran ns follows :
"M11. EnWAnn Bextlev It is my sad
duty to inform you, that your voting Iriend
Miss Ruth Norris-Iong my" oinipaiiion,
was, two days since, drowned in Luke Pon
chaitniin, whither wo had gono for a few
days. Tho body ba9 not been recovered,
though wo havo used every exertion; and
wo hnvo given her up 119 hut. To-morrow
I start for France, to remain there leruia
ncntly. With sympathy, yours, etc.,
"Elisk Leon."
Tho unmasked traitress en 11 It ujwn a seat,
pale nnd ticmbllng. She could not speak.
"Rutlj," cried Nod, suddenly, "como with
moj"
Ho took her hand nnd led her into the
presence of the old man, who had been w
duped There ho told tho whole story ; and
although Unclo Ned did not favor secrets,
ho freely forgive the two. Three days afier
wurd, ho died in Ned's nrms.
And when his will was opened, it was
found that one half tho immense cstato was
bequeathed to "Ruth, tho wifo of Edward
Bentley, for the sake of her unfaltering love
and deathless faith."- And lho remaining
half "first deducting ono third, for tho
widow's lawful portion"- was left to "Ed
ward Bentley, my beloved nephew and his
heirs forever 1"
cm:vi:h imscovcuy.
Just over a year ago two fifty pound Bank
01 i.ngiand notes were taken from (he din
ing room of a Jlr. Terrctt, a tradesman of
Bristol. A servant was charged with steal
ing them, nnd (he charge was dismissed ;
but, on Mrs. Terrell searching the ashes of
a fire-grate, thero were found particles of
under wnieli, when submitted lo a mlcros-
cojie, wcro ascertained to contain numbers
and trace ol tho water mark of the notes.
Tho ashes were sent to London, and there
subjected to further examination, wilh the
result that tho bank has at length refunded
the monoy.
Given up by Doctor.
"Is il possible that Mr. Godfrey is up and
at work, and cured by so simple a remedy?"
"I assure you it is true that he Is ent.icly
cured, nnd with nothing but Hop Bitters j
and only ten days ago his doctors cave him
up and said ho must die I"
"Well a dayl That is remarkable 1 I will
0 this day and get some for my poor
eorgo I know hois nro good." SaJen
A S.n.WtT VAMKUb
A farmer who lives ncor Hartford, Conn.,
boasls that ho has had three good wlva.
Ills neighbors tell a s'ory of his penurious
ncss concerning each of them. It Is averred
that ho ordered ofhis farm a sitter of No. 1
because she ate too many eggs. No. 2 had
been his servant girl and refused to work
longer at low wages. On the way to the
depot he saldi "Will you slay if I wi
marry you?" "Yes," she answered, ond he
is said to have chuckled oyer his cheap
bargain, as sho was hard worker. No. 3
was n wi 'off and n dressmaker who rywtd
considerabld mnnv. llv ,1.. c... -
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llA lT.RAIIff.M.1 1'inl 1- t
had iKMight up U '.he rVim, 8gaIu..t his In
u H-s-ily Ml.(t on ,ll0 dollsr.
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only $1 Pr diwnm.
I y bouM .xMtT T0Ur .dverearj
"I wuyir the ,ood reacuvH Vj wit. i
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