metes. rfj.w IWgkCKJ
The Carbon Advocate,
An thileiiendput Fatfill Newstmf
Published every sA'i'tUUA V, ll,
Lchightoo, Ourlioii Co., I'll , bf
iLvnuv v. MOETiiuirn,
OTnni-nA'CS.WAy, a shnrt distrin aNt
the Lehigh Valle; It. r. Depot,
Terms: $1.00 perAnrp in Atece
ktcsr CMCurnos or run b ttsvt
Job J?rintin.j2?
at rnrtv low phickh.
$We desire It lo be dlitlnclly understood
that; no advertisements will be inserted lit
thaoolu'mns of Tb.Oaoic ADyuCAtxJhst
roarabe recelred from unknown parties-ofi
Arms,unless accompanied bjr the oisn.
The following are our ohly urmi t
oki sQtaii (10 Lints),
One rear, each. Insertion 10 cti.
Bis tnonths, each insertion Hcta?
Three months, each insertion zu cis.
tTesi than three months, first insertion
H. V. Mortrimee, Proprietor.
INDEPENDENT "'Live ana Let Live."
$1.00 a Year if Paid in Advance.
11? each subsequent insertion....... 2i eta.
lwcal noticos 10 cents tier line.
II. V. MORTHIMER, Publisher,
VOL. VIII., No. 47.
LEHIGHTON, CAKBQN COUNTY, PA.( SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1880.
If not ptiid in advance, $1.25
-Av IK Mosser.,
M anufaeturer of and Dealer 10
STOVES, RANGES AND HEATERS,
Tin ani- Mt-Iron Ware ani General
'. Bouse FumisMng Goofls.
ReeriNO and KrOtJTIrTil done at
short notice and at Lowest Cash Prices.
ltvervktndof STOVF, OftATKR and riltE
BRICJtS kept constantly on hand.
Store on SOUTH Street,
A few doors above Utok St., LEUIOIITO.V.
Fatremre solicited Sattltac'Kn gnarnnteid.
Oct S-rl A. D. .11 OSS EH.
Mrs. C. BeTSCHIRSCHKY
Respect rally announces toherfrlcnds and the
public general!), that she has moved back to
Lehtftbton, and Is now located In the lame
store room on Secotul Street, two doors above
Iron, and earnestly Invites their attention to
hsr Mew, Large and Elegant assortment of
ions, anil Fancy
I eonprllln Underwear, Berlin and Herman
town Wools, lloslcrv, Imported and Do.
nsstle Klbbons, 11 loves. Flowers and
a fine assortment of New Designs
IN FANCY ARTICLES
Also, In connection with the above, I keep
fall and complete stock of
(jIlU3IA FHUITS.
X.TMUURUEK AND SWITZEll CHEESE,
Canillrx & Confi-rtiniis,
tereleer with a variety of O ods not general
ly Kept tn any other store in town. If you do
not set what you want, ask for It.
A share Of publlo patronage solicited, and
perfect satisfaction guaranteed In price and
. quality or goods.
? SectM St, 2 floors above Iron,
April JO, 1889.
LEHKJllTON, Pa.
j-.lVIO ERBERT'S
Livery & Sale Stables
AKK STriRBT.liKIIIGIITON, Pa
FAST TROT I'ING HORSEd,
ELEGANT CARRIAGES,
AaS sesttlvely LOWKIt PllICES than any
v.u.r luuvrj lu tuo i;oaiuj.
Large and handsome Carriage for Funeral
nraeseaand WeOdluitB. DAVID EllllKliT
iana
UTS.
KOT.XX
"E. F. LUCKENBACH,
, jrweJDeoaXtlew the "Broadway Home
MAucn cnuNK, PA.
Dealer ib all Patterns of Plain and Fsnci
"Wall Papers,
Window Shades,
Paints & Painters' Supplies,
' LOWEfiT CABII PltlCEH.
JOHN F. HALBACH,
Instructor of Music,
(Piano, Organ, Voice and Theory.)
IiEHIGIITON, PA.
Role agent for the
J. & C. Fischer Piano ;
Aa4 dealer la all kinds of Pianos and Organs
i Terns low and easy. Slate, lumber, bricks,
t ale., taken la exchange.
Sheet Mnsle and books famished on short
mouse.
Ter partlealars, terms, fce., Address,
JOUN F. HALUAUH,
Ar.X,U'S,-lv. Lehlghton, Pa.
prime Home Made HrcadJ
WHY 00 nCNOItYt When von tin Bay tk
FJVE LOAVES FOR 25 CENTS 1
J. If, O'NEAZ the popular Tlrrad and rake
Baser, of lAbiehton tn order to meet the wante
ItkeUaiM has ltednoe.1 ke IT.eoot blscele-
trtn Loaves for Twenty-five Cts. Cash.
Bagar. nalsln. Coco mat (scotch, Drop Cream
H4 VtKVf UAIkAO, UU.T
Ten Centi per Doien.
Look Out for Ibo Wupron!
At MAUCU CHUNK, on Tuesday, Tburadsr
t-.mi u r ioiuins.
LXlllullrON and w EISjl'OUT.everr After,
noon except ttiday.
TERMS 8TRICTLY CASH I
Tatrenaae lleitMl J. W. O'NItAL.
1 unww nn national mux,
ainurl Uinsofeet, Lenightou Pa,
BOOKS !
f?T?' ssraslne or Newspaper sent cost
tela at the paoushers low.t i r.er, with a vaio
el er.miom. We give a Una 14 x 18 new ..I
the Capital naildlog, the nioat maimlaetrat
etreetar. in Aroenca. ala- sou udtd views of the
mils House, Tr&rsurr building, Hmlthaonlan
lasuiala. Haunt Offloe. Maaut Vhum nrt
ttker telets et lutereetln and about (beNa
aal Capital Orders laaeu for the larae Cap
tut aacTsving or for acta of the viewa, and cao
tael pkelagrapua el Lradlnv Htatrameu. at t'oet
rneee. It vou want any bv k or t snose'lbe
sr ear period :caL or lo renew an old snbsertp.
.Izea.eaad stamp for a copy of the 1.1TKHAKV
JIOLLEIIN eonieinluf book notes uoticeeofl
eiralicuoii,els,orue,pnx.. elo.
NATIONAL NKWSllUltSAU.
Leek box ia. or am r ma
'-vrastinjiteavixa
CARDS,
Ooot and fthoa Makers
011ntonDretney,a Lmn't luildinf. Bsuk street.
HenftrtremjMI wor warranlirf.
Attorneys.
JOHN KUNE,
ATTOnNET AT LAW.
Odce i Corner Bnsaaehannaandltaee(ttreets
MACCn CHUNK, PA. JuljV.ly
JOHN 1). DEttTOLr.TTE,
ATTOnitEI AND COUNtKLLOR AT LAvT,
Ofilce i ltoom I. around Floor Mansion Honse
MAUCU OIIDNK, PA.
Msrhecoanl'iMlIn Oerm.p. matgS-l.v
m. itArsiiEit,
ATTOUNKY AND COONS KLLOR AT LAW,
BAniSTEHT,LlHUBtOII,Pi.
RtalKiUtftiindCotUetlon AeaneT Will Boy and
Ball Rtal Kittle. UonTtjanclng .lently don Col
etlon promptly mad. attllDg Kttaten of P
dnti a pUUy. LMtv b coaiultod In EnIIih
adUarinnn. Xoi,i2.
J AS. It. STItUTHEKS,
ATTORN tT AT tAW,
-Offleei 21 Boor of Hhosd's Hall,
Mattcli Chunk. Pa.
All buslDs eotraitei to hla will be promptlj
Attended to.
SliTlT, lj.
-p J. MHEIIAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
2nd Poor above MA SK'N HOUSE
MAUOli (JIIUNK, Pntsi.
770an h consulted In German. rjan9.
Justices arid Insurance.
JL ' - CONVEYANURR,
AND
ttKNERAL INSUEANCE AGENT
Ths Mlowlna Compsntsii are Reprtssntsd:
LEI1A.N )N MB I'UAT. VIRB,
ItKADliNO MUTUAl, F11IK,
WOMIS0 FIltE,
rOTTsVILMi FIRE.
LKIIIOH VIUE. andthelltaV
Bf.Ella AlICIDKNT INSURANCE.
Also Tennsvlvenls and Mutatl Horse Thief
Detcc'lveand In urani e fompanv.
Marcn 5. 1S7J riioa. KKMERER
-gEUN lUn PHILMI'S,
Oouhtt BotLDIHO, MATJOH CHUNK, Pa.
Fire Insurance- Agent.
tv POLI'lIKK tn SAFE Companies only,
at Reasonable Rates Aug. 23-jl
I,niN STOLLE,
Notary Public & Conveyancer,
Fire and Life Insurance Agent
MAUOH CHUNK. PA.
y Ruslness transacted In Enullsh and
German. Au(.Z3yl
Physicians and Dentists.
c.
W. BOWER, SI. , (U.l.,)
Ornca : Upposlte the Post Cffice,
BANK STREET, 1.EHIOHTON, Pa.
May be consulted In either the Fngllsh or
Clertnan Language. July lu-yl
D
U. Cll 18. 1'IIAHO,
Veterinary Surgeon,
BANK BTRCXT. LEIHUinON. PA.
Disesses ol the Foot a spiclslty,
Joly 17-yl
Slatington Dental Oilce,
ESTiBLllUKD 1870.J
Artificial Teeth Made to Restore the
Oriiaal CoEtonr of Lips & Cheelcs.
Dr. L. Campbell.
FiLLtna TixTn A. UriciiLTT.
toct. fly
QU. W. A. CO RT RIGHT,
BURGEON DENTIST,
Tenders his professional services tn the peo
pie of Mauch Chunk, Lehighton, 'Weissport'
rackerton and vicinity.
OFFICE: Opposite thl Broadway House,
BROADWAY, JIAUCII CHUNK, Pa.
Fresh Laujhing Gas always on hand. All
work guaranteed satisfactory. aug2-yl
W. RKOER, M. D.
PARRTVIl.'LE, Carbon Countv, Pa.
IIUTJnsl ResMesce.... tiom 7 a.m. to 10 a. in
I on I u. to n to to p. m
Mar be consulted In the German Ijinanssre
P. O. Addres ..ebltrhton, mar. U. It
"W.
A. DERIIAMER, BI I).,
ruraicuv and hchqeon
AperUlslttDtlon pld to Chronic DlMsses.
Iffleo: South Kt.t eurnrlrinnt 3nd its.. Le
lllhlon.Pa. Aprl 3, 1818
N.
II. ItMUEK, M. I).
17. a Kismlalag Hsirgeon,
rKAUTICINQ PJIT8ICIAN and 8DKQE0N.
OtricBi iiank street, nun'a Dlocx, Irtish,
ton, pa.
May be consulted tn the derm n Latiguaae.
Nov. M .
PiLTUJITTS.
F. A. I.EHMANN, Solicitor of American
and Forelic Patents. Washington, D.O. All
business connecte.1 with Patents, whether be.
fore the Patent limcenr the! ourts, promptly
attended to. Nocharicenvido unlets a patent
It seoured. Send lor circular, oolJ.tr
s
ales ii on Wnnto
We went flood Men TO SKI. I.
II
tu iCAL,r.lt9.
Iioa a monin and eznenes.
Saninles Free. Cut this notice
ui and send It with your spi, I-
inn, (.irosenu a setnt stamp
io insure answer, s. rfSTI It
m w, uioeinati, u. sp.ll-lu
A RENTS WANTEn the
t, . . O . . .
, iAin.paa.ariDveDte.1 will Knit a pair of
stoeklars, with HKEI.and IOE roantra,
In 2Qtnlnutes. It will alio knit .
etyol laner work for which there fs always a
ready market. Send for elieular antf terras
t? lbeTW(JMBl,Y KNrrriNaMAanii?E
IHI al1aTatvla,laa. Be CL... a 1 - ' F
sjrt ljto ,,0n Bt" Bo,WD
MILTON A. WEISS,
acccsson TO
ROMIO A HOFFORD,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
Bank Street, Lehighton,
Is prepared lo Manufacture, to order, every
ucscnpuuu oi
OABRIAUES,
I1UUU1ES,
r vtntia
SPRING WAGONS,
Romig'sPat.Platform Wagon,
Ac, at lowest rates for Cash.
REPAIRING
Of all description promptly attended to at the
must reasonable prices.
a-AU Work rnaranteed, and patronage
la respectfully solicited.
MILTON A
July 24, 1880-Tl
WEISS
Central Carriage Works,
Bank St., Lcliigliton, Fa.,
Are prepared to Manufacture
Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs,'
Spring Wagon, &c,
Uf every description, In the most substantial
Repairing Promptly Attended to.
TREXLER & KREIDLER,
April 28, 1879 yl Proprietors.
DANIEL WIEAND,
Carringcs,Wngon s.Sleighs,&c
corn r or
BANK AXI) IROX STREETS,
LiKHiriHTON. Penna.,
Rpspectfull j announces to his friends and the
public, that he Is prepared to Build all des
criptions or
OAliKIAClES.
SPUING WAGONS.
, . , H LIU fills, ko.,
in the Latest and Most Aiproved "tjles, at
Prices lully as low as the istne can be obtain,
ed elsewhrre. suaranteelnK the bestSeasoncd
Material and most substantial workmanship.
Particular attintlon given to
REPAIRING
In a'l Its details, at the very Lowest Prices.
Palronaire rcspeot fully solicited and perfect
satisfaction auarai.tsed,
Deo 8. 18TB.yl I) AN. WIEAND.
We will Pay the Postage
AND 8EKD 1 OU
The Carbon Advocate
ONE YEAR FOR
ONE DOLLAR
Or Six Months
For 50 cents !
wuK'ii ia
Less than 2 cents per Week
fOn A LARUE
32 COLUMN PAPER!!!
ADDUE-48,
j Vi. Carbon, Advocate,.
Lehlslitoss, Psu
show mis to Toun neiohbor
HEALTH IS WEALTH I
Dr B.C. West's ni ava and 'ilium THE AT
HKlT.i pino tor llysierla, IHsilnoas. Con
vu won. H'-rviius ..eaadeke Ue.iui Deurea.
swn.Louof Menion. pe.uia oirhost, liuiio.
tenry, luvoinnlarv Emla-.o'in. Premature Old
Aire. caue.l br over earn ton. relluboH or
iver-l.iiin'axi ee, rbial. inwa ui miteiv, deoat
and orath. One boa will tnro rweut caia.
Kach 001 onnt-.ms one month's treatment. One
doi ar a uox. or an boxe toa Ave doll.rs i a-u(
bv nii.il prepaid ou reo. ipt . f ptire. We ennr.
aorre ia boxea to cue any csko W.lh each
iidcriei-eividb ustor-Ir boxes, accompau.
leu wit Hve dolar.. we allludtlie purchaa
cr our written num, u io return the numv
If tnetroalmuadore U'.t flT.ci a cue Hoar.
nt.es 'a'Utunlv when Hie irtatmru i.ord r
m Irom iur iireuts J ill s o WEirAiO
Bole Pr Pile tor., let A its w. V.dis n street!
; h'o.a. A,J.DUHLIp arent. Lehigh:
oo. Pa. r ,ePi. uij ,5
WATCHES.
Clock., Novelties, Eto
bend for rrlce ha ,
Alll-'.TCTta it. Mll m...
of the U.IS.ant Ca ad... C. ('. DUDLtr A
uu., jrnporier. ana Manuractnrera. lierrteu
pnus. Mloh jaly iryt
$66
WEEK in Tnr nvn Iam i m
OaiflttTMe WorUt. jtftMtler ti von
tOt k DQ' IDUl At Whlnh riAranna nf
m . eltllr o nuk ctmi par all th
No Patent No Pay.
PATENT
obtained for Inventors In the linited Btatcs.
Canada and Europe, at reduced rates. With
our principal odlco located In Washington
directly opposite tho United States Pateht
Office, vre are able to attend to all patent
business with greater promptness and des
patch and at less cost than other patent at
torneys who are at a distance irom wasn
Ington, and who have, therefore, to employ
" associate attorneys." We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as to
patentablity, freo of charge, and. all who are
interested in new Inventions and patents are
invited to send for a copy of our "Guide for
obtaining Patents," which is sent free to any
address, and contains complete instructions
how to obtain patents and other valuable
matter. We refer to the GermnnAmerican
National Bank, Washington, D.C.J the Royal
Swedish. Norwegian and Danish Legations,
at Washington; lion. Jos. Casey, late Chief
J ustico u. b. Court ol Ulalnis; to the Ulliciais
of the U. 8. Patent Office, and to Senators
un d embers of Congress from every 8tate.
Address i LOUIS DAGGER & CO., Solici
tors of Patents and Attorneys at Law, LeDroil
Building, Washimotoh, D.C. dec22
Respectfully announces tn the peoplo of Le
hlghton and Its vicinity, that he Is now pre
pared to supply them with all kinds of
Household Furniture
Mannfitc'uretl from the best Seasoned mate
rials at Prices full v as towns theamearllcle.
can be houirlit lor els-where. Here are a few
of the Inducements offered :
Psrlor Sets at Irom 850 to $60
Walnut Marblctop Ilres'lng Case
Heilrooin Suites. 3 pieces MO to S
Palmed Iledroom Suites 8)18 tu 140
OaneSeati'd L'halra, persetof C.... 8
Uumtnnn i hntrs, per set of 0 8)1
and an other uootis equally cneap.
In this connection, I desire to call the at
tention 01 ins people to ray antpie kcuuics in
ft,
8WHsHt , ' 7MIHI
.WTssssssssaessUbeT-rVai. ssssssssBaH
THE UNDERTAKING BUSINESS
with a NEW and HANDSOME UEAIiSE,
and a lull ItneofUA.sKKTS and OOFl'lftS,
i inn proparou io iiiicnu protoptiy to ait or
deta lu this line, at lowest prices.
Patronage rerpectlully sullcltcd and tho
uiu.b ttuipm lauiiucuun guaranteeu.
V. St'IIWAIlTZ,
octl3
HANK St., Lehighton.
FARMERS, LOOK to Your INTERESTS,
AND PUBUHASE
al We
The Beit In the Market, at
: J. I . GABEL'S.
Also, on hand, and for Sale In T.ots to Bolt
Purchasers. U1IEAP Foil OAMI,
10,000 feet Georgia Yellow
-Pine Flooringj
White Pino Boards and Floor
ing, Lath, &c.
at ma qahdwabb stoke.
Aptiu-ms Lkhiguton, Pa.
gTOU ARE IN NEED OF
aPjOote; .Shoes. ?
Hats, Caps, -
or, Gents' Furnishing Goods
GO TO
CLAUSS& BROTHER
THE POPULAR
Merchant Tailors,
Bank Street, Lehighton.
PRICES VERY LOW TOR OABU.'Th
public patronage solicited. Julyl-tf
jr-Ml'ORTANT AKNOUNCEMENT!
Lewis Weiss,
POST OFFICE HUJLD1NG
LEIIiailTON, PA., has the Largest and
moil utensive biock or
HATS, CAPS, &c
ever offered In this boronuli. Having pnr.
ehatel my Stk In tho Eastern and other
Manufactories early In Hie season ami at a
saving id 10 to 18 per cenluin un tho present
Advanced Prices, 1 am prepared to oiler ex
traordinary Indurenients ti. my customers.
Special attention has been given to the selec-
UUU VI
Fall and Winter Boots!
and I Invite mynumerons friends and patrons
to call and esamlne my stock before making
their pnrrhsses elsewhere, as lam prepared
to rive special inducements to all UASU
PUauilASrUiS.
Bemember. LEWIS WEISS
posMSiSt ttaUtUsg, Lstdgbtos, Pa.
nt.n
Railroad Guide.
plIILA. HEADING RAILROAD.
Arrangement of I'asseDger Trains,
AU(lt!T I8in. 1880.
Trains leave ALLBf.TOVN astollowal-
(VU PxltKlOllX.I SAlLHOiUI.
ror Philndeiphla.aiM.'J,e.u, it,it.a.ni.. and
5 lo p.m.
frUNDAYP.
For Philadelphia at l.soa. m..l.J3 p. m.
i via xaar rtN.VA. buakcu.)
i'or ItcdlnR nud llnMsuoiir, 4.W;, S.Ota m
12.10. l.to and v cup. tn
For Lancasterand Columbia, 8 60. 0.55a.m. and
1.10 p. tn.
i-TTNDATS.
For Iteafllnu. 4.80 p. m.
For iteadiuK, Ilarrlsburr, and way points. 9.03
p. D.
tVIA A1STULGUEU.)
a. m ,tl' 3. t.l), 8.:4 p. m. Bunoay t eo p.m.
ForPhliaoelthla Hum L.&B. Depot a. tn'
12(4.8.23 5J.Sp. ni.
TrluFOllALl.ENT0WN leave as followsi
(VIA ritltKIOURN UAIUIOAD.)
Leave Philauelphls, 7.40 a. ni, and 1.09, M.SO
ucS.oop. in.
SUNDAYt".
Leave Phllaaetpbta, 8.u a. m., I.li and '4.15
p. m.
(VIA EAST PINKA. BRANCH. I
Leave neoini7.a lo.30a.ni.,2.i.o 2.ss,snAe.lS
P.m.
Leavo Harilsbure, 5.14, 8.18 and 0.80. a. ni 1.43
and 4.U0P. m.
Loave Lancaster, 8.03 a. m t.oo and j.sn p.m.
Leave Columbia T.S5 a. tn . 1.03 and 8.10 p. m,
SUMDAYh.
Leave Reading, 7.:o and tu 3 a. in.
LeaveHallUl.niu,52' a.m.
iVia Hetiilkhp.1i.)
Leave hllsdemnta u.ui, 'a no. 9.41 5.15 .j.oo
p.m. Bnnday 8 8 1 a. m.. M.tw p. m
Trains mai tc.'.tlius i) run to and from depot
eth and Oreeti streets, Philadelphia other
lialnstoa rt Jrnm Iiroad cti-eet depot. Tralna
Via Bethlehem" run to ni.il fioui Bona Bt.,
De pot, except tcose marked ()
Tne 6.4.1 a. 111 and S.5S v. m. tmlns from A lien,
town, and the 7.40 a.m. and 5.0 1 p.m. trains
from Philadelphia, havo throucrh cars to and
from Philadelphia.
J. U. WOOT1EN.
Otneral Mannatr,
C. a HANCOCK. 6Vn't Post. A 71ct Agent
may 15
MRS. LYDIA E. PiNKHAM.
OF LYNN, MASS.
siscovenEn or
LYDIA E. PINKHAtVS'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUITD.
The PoMtWc Cnra
Tor all Femalo Compltoints.
ThU preparation, M Its name iicnlflM, conslrtf of
VciTetoblo rrojrtla that aro Larmier to tho moC del
icate Invalid. Upon one trial tho tacriU of tUa Com
pound will bo rocojnlxod, aa relief I lmmedlito j and
whan Its use Is contlnuod, In ninety-nine cases In a hun
dird, ftpcrmantr.tcurclaBffectcd.aathouvindi -yrii tcs
tiry. On account of Its proven merits, It Is tocj ro-
commendoa ana prencrlboa by tho beat phjilclani In
tho country.
It will care entirely the wont form of falling
.ne uicrut, iUrucorrlirca, Irrccular and pciuful
KonatruAtloo.allOTarlanTroublei. lcCainmatlon end
UccraUon, FlOfMliiffs, all riiUccmcnt and the coa
wqaent spinal weakneas, and Js especiallr adapted to
the Change of Life. ItwUldlBsoUe and expel tumors
f.omtheuteruslnanoar!(tage of development. The
tendency to cancerous humors there is clwclto J very
vpoodlly by Its use.
In fact It has proved to be tho ("(
est and beet remedy that has ever been (IlacuTbi
cd. H permeates every portion of the syitom, mJ clvos
n:w Ufeandvlor. It removes falntneOT,natulcr.cy, do
Htroys all craving for stimulants, and relieves weakness
of the stomach
It cures rioaUnc, Headaches, Kerrou rrortrttn,
feneral Debility, Blceplcstncta, Deprcalon aa.d Iil
pestlon. Tliat foclinff of bearing down, c&uilojc pfJn.
welcht and backache1, le alwajs pcrmejicr.Uy ccml L j
its use. It will at all times, and Lndcrcll drcumaUn
c9, act tn harmony with the Uw that governs ths
femalo system.
For Kidney Complaints of either sex this compound
Is unsurpaasovl.
Lydla E. Pinkham's Vejetable Compound
ispreparrd at521aidtr3Wrtcrn Avenne, Lrrn, V.n.
lYico C1.00. Six bottlca for tw-M. Boat by niall tu t! r
'onnof pllLt, alkiln tho form Loscncs, on rcce!
-f price, tl.OO, per box, fjr either. Mrs, PIMUL.
rcrly answers all letters of Inquiry, Send for pam
hlct. AH Jresa as ahove Mtntion tkl$ paper,
No family ehouM be without LTDU. E. riNKHAJj'
lYCnnTJA Tlir euro Ccn.'tlpottpa, EiUousueu
ildTnrr' rof tTtf.r f.c- f-!ot.
JOHNSTON, HOLLO WAY & CO., Oen
yral AKfnt, IMitla.. Va. Sold by A. J. Uur.
llDtr, LchlKbton, l'e,
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oivk mITa call.
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BEST
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mtr taster at
work for ua than
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TXT713 Q Anwrs.JfaJtfe. JnOAtA'vr"
i!(ttvsiaioLo.,TVounaV
O beautiful bouteboltl irorUs,
That memory treasures yet I
0 beautllul sayings learntd by heart,
That one cau never forget I
"Mother," the tendcrett word
That ever our l&nicaaice formed
A blessed word that hat many a tlmt
The falling iplflt warmed.
"Father," a noble name,
That stlrreth tbechlldren'lheartl
With lore and pride, and to older ones
Courage and strenKth Imparts.
"Brother' ind "Sitter'1 dear,
"Husband" and precious "Wife,"
Household words that will go with us
Even through earthly life I
O beautiful household words I
Too many tu number o'er,
But not too many to cheer our hearts
Till we reach the belter shore.
THE VIOLA OF LOVE
In tha olden timo there dwelt In Atoning
Castle, near Tourney, a young Countess, of
the name of Cecilia, who was more fond of
inusia than any other thing In the world.
The Cathedral of Tournay had for organ'
1st a youth, who was a lute-player's son,aDd
whose genius for music was so great that he
played upon all known Instruments before
he was fifteen years old. Often would the
Dulto of Autoning summon this Boland to
the palace to perform sonatas wllh hisdougu
ter, who was no despicable hand at the
harp.
Instruments of music were yery Imper
fret in those days, and though Cecilia found
pleasure in listening to organ, harp, theorbo
mandiline, and guitar, none of them affect
ed her heart deeply enough for tears to dim
her lovely eyes.
"Ah!" she would sigh J "if evera musician
could cause me to shed tears, I would give
him the reddest roso of my nosegay, the
largest ruby In my necklace, and the purest
pearl In my crown I"
Cecilia was a marvel ofgrace,and in spile
if the saying that every fawn has a male.
Roland could not dream of seeking elsewhere
for a more sovereign charmer. One day
when she was repeating this stereotyped
phrate of hers, the young musician depart.
ed abruptly, and came un more, to her deep
regret. But she soon bad other cause for
grieving.
Through more than five-score years the
Antoings had been at feud with their pow
erfiil neighbors, tho Bitreiiionls. The pres
ent Earl of Bilrontnnt had been struck by
Cecilia's beauty during a tournay,aiidnsked
for her hand
The Count was olive-hued, with hair as
black as tho raven's wing, and his eyes lack
lustre, under beetling brows, ho was under
stood to be hasty and jouUus,so that Cecil s
stood In fear of him. But her sire Sethis
heart uion this union .which should restore
neace.bolween the lw families; so that the
wor girl gave way, and accepted the black'
browed earl as her betrothed.
He did not wait till alter tho nuptials to
reveal the extent to which went his execra
hie temper. Eveilhing she did that took
her away from his odious attentions worried
him, even to her passion for music. He
looked with impatience when she thrummed
the harp, and one day overturned it with
such violence that it was shattered into
Iboiuand pieces. It Is true he offered to re
place it with a gold one to ploase her; but
what could again be instead of the harp
which had harmonized with the voice and
guitar of Roland?
At last, alter all those subtle excuses
which even the most guileless maiden finds
to delay a bated wedding, the earl wrung a
reluctant consent that in three day, the
bridal should be celebrated.
It was evening and they were Interrupted
by a servant tolling of a troubadour who
had come to entreat an audience of his
ladyship and his lord. The earl shook his
head testily: but the duke took no heed of
that, as he ordered the wanderer to be ad
mitted. It was Rolandl the sight of whom
the poor girl's countenance resumed it's old
time brilliancy.
'You I" said she, softly smilingi "whence
come you, fair fugitive t"
"Damsel of beauty," answered Roland,
"often and often you murmured that If ever
a musician should move you to tears you
would bestow upon him the reddest rose in
your bouquet, the largest ruby in your neck.
Isce, and the purest pearl in your crown. I
come from spending all this time at Cremo
na, where I was happy enough to invent an
instrument that perchance will perform this
feat. Behold it here I"
He showed her the new Instrument. Ce
cilia considered it attentively, and asked its
nam. .
"I call it tha Viola of Love!"
"Ha 1" ejaculated the earlruffiy "what's
tha use of bousing all these vsgranta-thump-rs
of drums and whiners through flute
beggars, every one of them t"
"I am no beggar," replied the son of art.
"I ask nothing for conducing to the young
lady's entertainment."
Cecilia nodded, forgetting all e!ee and
Roland at once tuned hi, viola and began.
Buch sweet and fondly touching tones the
countess had never heard before j and it was
with strange msgie that the Inventor played.
At first amaied and then profoundly af
fscted, the lady fell into a deep reverie
her bosom heaving forcibly, her features ex
pressing a pleasing distressed her eyes wet
with tears, as she bent them on the perforin-
er at the conclusion of the melody. With
no other carebe sprang up.tore a rose from
her breast knot, and toeeed it to the young
minstrel, saying, "to aouurt so stirring ever
met mine ear, dear friend. Flay once again,
I prithee, for I would act out all my prom
ise."
"Never, faithless girl I" cried out the earl,
plucking his poniard, n a fit of fury, and
driving it to the heart of the maiden, who
fell to the rusb-covered floor, dead. Roland
uttered one cry, leaped to tho ooipse, drew
the dagger, ami plunged it into the heart of
the Earl of Bilremont,
He fled and for twenty years no one be
held htm. All thought him In the grave,
ml when he apjieared, no oue recognised
oung minstrel in that man of bended
oltow cheeks, and griuled hair and
bean
The fate of her he deeply loved had driv
en him mad. for he belfered Cecilia alive
r?n. .tr .nil m Ha ann.lit tirvrv nli.pA.
f lia great musician was a guitar-strumming
care-nothing, who played.- na the viol in
drinking dens, living on pablie charity, and
warming his hand at th starlight.
Came aleaa had Ui bits btelr at 4uir
2
dsaaikv
beard
1 at Ankning Castle, which he suddenly
knew again as fell, the moonlight. He
clainbervsl over the park walls, and, after
walking L and fro, proceeded to tho open
door of a chapel. lie entered, and txbrltl
a marble tomb rise balltdly In tho centra
aisle, whereon a beautiful young girl stood,
spell-bound, as one whullstensto the angel
Draped In her robe of whito, her coronet up.
on her brow, her ruby m)lar round her
twau-llke neck, her firms folded reverently,
and ber gate raised upwards euch was
Cecilia in her statu.
Roland thought ha was admiring hit own
beloved.
"After twenty years' search, I found you
once again, my beauteous darling I1' cried
he. "I come with the same hr) -to touch
your beart'and attract your tears."
His viol was a tUiicpud tie began acquaint
but sublime song, wherein sobbed forth the
most heart-rending appeal that ever issued
from a sorrow-ladeu soul.
All of a suddec, the stony fsco of the
image relented with sadness, and liquid
diamonds moistened the tender, kindling
oyes. When the echoes bad ceased loving'
ly to reiieat these sounds, the lady unfolded
her marble arms, took from her necklace tho
largest ruby, and held it down toward Ro
land. He tremSIcd as he took the precious
atone,while the statue crossed its arms again,
and moved no more.
The loving man fell on his knees, and
thanked her for her faithfulness.
"But is it only tha musician who ploaacs
you!" wailed be. "I beg of you one word
one sign, to prove tbnt the man has touched
your heart."
But mulo remained the image and jwesion
1ms, and RoUnd departed In despair. That
night be wandered oyer the country, and
all the day. The men-at-arms encountered
him as he dropped with weariness undorthe
trees, and finding tie precious stone upon
him, dragged him the Utlerdcmalioa beforo
tho judge.
To nil queries,he replied that the Countess
had given him the ruby. Tho Judge bo
lieved tliat he was Mguing his lunacyj pre
nounccd htm guilty of sacrilege, and con.
denined him to bo hung, without delay, in
front of the very chape! where his crime had
been committed. Followed by a multitude,
Roland was conducted thither by his guards
not understanding whither he was takeu or
wherefore. But, on reaching the elocution
ground, he beheld Cecilia's statue and a
gleam of reason illumined his soul.
"Brothers," said he, "it is our want to
permit the last wish of one coudemncd to
dis. Pray hand me my viol, for I would
run my fingers over its ooids unco moro iu
life."
It was so done,and he, placing himself be
fore tho statue, sounded its requiem.
"For you for you, fair maul, I die I"
went his lament. "I regret not my life,
since you have loved me ueveij but you
know that I am guiltless of the crime with
which my memory is burdened I Will you
permit so much injustice 1"
'As thus he playedand sang, his wits re
turned to him, and he perceivod that this
was not Cecilia before him, but only ber
Image in frigid marble. He noticed, besides,
that alio had no ruby necklace now, nor
pearl crown, for they bad been removed, to
tempt no moro thieves.
"Alas I all Is over now I" moaned the
viol; "and your promises will not be acted
out unto the end; Nothing can save me now;
and so fare tbeo well,thou maiden of infinite
charm, whom I have loved to well I"
At this moment some ono shouted, "Be
hold I" and a long shudder agitated the
throng, for the marble brow was clouded
with pain, and the eyes caught a gleam of
light. Presently tears welled out of those
stony sockets, and slowly ran down tho
rounded cheeks. The statue unfolded its
hands, caught the two tears and presented
them, glimmering like pearls, to the poor
troubadour.
The people cried, "Hurrah for the mira
cle 1" aud set Roland free. Then reason re
turned wholly to him, and he became anew
a mighty musician.
Ere long the chape! waaa goal of pilgrim
age, and musicians chose for their patron
saint Cecilia, daughter of the Duke of An'
toing, who loved the Viola of Love so ten
derly that the sound of it made even ber
marble eyes run tears which were marble.
VAIIIETIKS.
The fancy for embroidery Is at Its height.
and everything that can be is embroidered.
What this country wants is leu politics
and more pumpkin pie.
An Ohio newspaper speaks ofa man being
bruised by tha "empbatlc geitafe of a
mule."
A Kansas paper ends a marriage notice:
"The couple left for the East on the night
train where they wilj reside."
Labouchere want to know what Raskin
will say about the running of steam launch
es on the canals of Venice.
Shakespeare bad only 1100 words In bis
vocabulary. But be knew bow to axrasge
them.
The Queen of England recently alighted
from bar carriage and want into a field to
wateh the ope rations of a new reaper and
binder.
The Tope, it Is stated, will toon dismiss
his Swiss Guords." He will still bav btl
"Nolle Guard" and the "PaUtina Guard of
Honor."
An immense quantity of young oysters
have been found growing on tbe eopper bot
tom of her Majesty's ship Tourmalinejately
arrived at Sbeerness from Bermuda-
Four year old boy, who pays strict atten
tion to the conversation of bis elder.
Mother, I think tbst man's druuk." " Whyi
my son! "Because i smeit me .name
liquor law on biuil"
A Coou Votsoi. An old time whaling
voyage has brought color to tbe cheeks of the
old salts in New Bediord. The whaling bark
Alaska arrived at tbst port recently from
the South Pacific ocean. She bad on board
2000 barrels of sperm olli Including forty-
fivo barrets takes on tbe rwwie. She had
been absent four years, and sent home on
the voyage 1220 barrels oftprrm and 203
barrels of whale oil, also 1217 pounds of
whalebone. This is largest catch of sperm
olljt Is sald,that has been made iu the same
time in thirty years. The Alaska left Cha
tham Islands February 24th, and tho Block
Island was sighted Msy 37th. bight wimls
and oaltns were experienced on ths home
wan) trip. Tbe whole disHsoq ev.ald ha1-,
been rasje :s s vfct!sbci.
FOt'll PLAnUTtt m rntaVHlXsOM
Astronomer tell us that w are enW-iii
upon a period when an occumtKW will L.Vs
place In the heavens which hit not Utn
known for mere tlum eighteen centuries.
The four largest of th planetary bodie, Ju
piter, Cronus, featurn and tteptttne, are ap
proaching In th"ir gigantlo orbits nearer and
nearer to the sun, find their liuviHaneous
approximation to the central mass of tha
solar system hat inspired some mitida with
fears M to the possible results of that panto
ular planet on which rr dwt-lt There Is tM
need fur any anxiety, however, as such an
event has happened screml times before,
and pnibsbly Will happen ntp.Hi, without
causing the sibsllnt lutpiiivciiifliaji bs any
humun being. Tho iwrilielion u'f a pi a not
being that point In lis orbit where It cornea
nearest to the tun. and all the planets being
at difTvreiit l!tat!w from thai t luminary, it
follows tbnt tome of Ihetn approorh the sun
or art) In erihellon more frequently
than others. Neptuno, the tltnjt distant of
all, takes 1 64 years to complete its muto
metil round the sun f while Jupiter, In site
the king of planets, he whom ths Oreski
called Pliocthon, antl the Egyptians Jfliia
Brilliant," sweeps round In less than ono
twelfth of that time. The last occasion when
a stclla) phenomenon similar to trtat which
is about tu happen occurred was at the be
ginning of the lailucntury, when all four of1
these wandering worlds nerii the sua al
most rimultancHiSly. That was in 1708 ond
tlw following yojrs, aud, If there; were any
ground for stipjiosiug that earthquakes and
plagues attended these UKtlsuiil evvhls, his
tory ought to Inform us of dire calamilicl
ut that time afflicting llioitlnbo. Vet there
is no satisfactory proof of earth having bren
distuibixl about that period ; on the contrary
she seems to luive adopted au ntlifude' of
perfect liidilforcuiv, in spite of the proximi
ty of the major planets. The great plague
happened In the yertr ICOScnd uri hardly,
therefore, be put down to the malignant In
iluenfo of planetary perihelia, more espe
cially as it can be accounted for by other
citises, such'BS unsanitary conditions of life
and an absence of a sitftK-h-nt amount of
fi uit and froth vegetables lu the-popular diet
of the age. If there are any who would T-
trlbuta the war of the succession to thcra re
splendent heavenly bodies thejr should, in'
Mtuinoa fairness to Jupiter aud Meplune,
remember that the peaco of Utrecht, which
ended the contest, was happily cemented. In
the year 1713, at a time when, ucoordiog to
astrology, not only "the dogs of war," but
tho more terrible wolves of famino, to say
nothing of earthquakes and tcmitc&ls, ought
to have been reveling in slaughter ail ever
tha wuild. Why should Wo ascribe baleful
powers to any conjunction of the countless
host of heaven 1 There Is really no Bhaduw
of astronomical sround for believing that ths
othor planets cxrrclso any sway aver the
meteorological conditions unJer which ws
live. The perturbing power of these bodiea
is limited tn slightly altering the elliptical
orbit ot the earth, ana boyuud that they
have assumed toward out smaller planet au
altitude of perfect Ooiuplacency. Zendtit
Taeyrapfi.
SnTTHE Oil I LTV I'AUTT.
The conduct of some of the drivers on the
street cars in Galveston, Texas, is oaltaloly
very reprehenaible. Recently an old lady
got on the street car, and as soon as she set
eyes on the driver, she called out, "You are
the very driver that refused to stop ths oar,
and mado fuu of me."
"Yesterday afternoon " be asked.
"Yesj yesterday afternoon."
"On tbe corner of Twenty. seventh tlre.1
snd avenue li?"
"Ye?; on the northwest corner."
"Just about that corner."
"At three, o'clock 7"
"Was it a blue car, with a. bay mulsT"
"Certainly; blue car and bay mute, and a
feller with a red pimple on his nnee and
mouth like a catfish, Just llko yours, driv
ing it."
"Aud you craned your neek tblswayj
and opened your mouth until ona could
read the maker's name on your false teeth,
and Gawjed out, "Stop that car I Stop that
car?"
"Ycsj you scoundrel," drawing bdek to
hit him witb her umbrella.
"Then ll wasu't me, for I am always po
lite to ladies, even If they are ninety-fir
years old, smrt porcelain teeth and less car
drivers. Ts I U J" and he jumped over ths
dash board to swap ears with the driver
coming tho other way.
TOD KNOW IIEts.
Miss Ooritand wsa born twoyeary earlier
than ber brother Tom. When Tom was Un
years old tbe gloried because the was twelve
and when Tom was known lo be fourteen.
she confessed to sweet sixteen. When Tom
proudly boasted of eighteen, be timidly &
knowledged herself past nineteen. Wbeu
be came home from collage, with s. mouf
tacha and a vote, and had s party In bono
of bis twenty-first birth day, she (aid to ter
friends, "What a boyish fallow be ls who
would think that ba la a year yntingsr tbsn
17" And when Tom declared bsj was old
enough to get married, sbe said to t gentle
man friend, "Do yon know, I feel savagely
jealous to think of Tom gttting Hurried.
Bat tbsn I suppose twins sre always more
attached to eacb olherlhan brothers srJ tit
ters." And two ye-irt later, st Tom's wed
ding, sbe said with girlish vivaoity lo the
wedding gueets,"Dear old Tom, to see him
married to-night, and then to think how,
when he was only five years old, they bro't
him to see me, bis baby sister. I wonder if
bo thinks of it to-night." You hare met
Miss Corisaode, probably. She lives In your
town.
Msyor Prince, of Boston, is c great
worker, and never seems lo get tired. In
the preparations fur the recent ceUbratloa
he worked day aud night, nnl his associates
were attoulshed st his endurance loug after
they were ready to admit that they them
selves were utterly fagged out.
I it I'o.slble.
That a remedy undo of such common
simple plants as Hot, Bucliu, Mandnke,
pandeliou, An,, make s many and such
marvelous ami wonueriui cures as Hop
Bitters d7 It must be, for when iMnd
rminir. rl-l, anil rtnr. T.j.tiir ! rVw.n
ixnyer and lvlitor, all tcnify to baying
boeu cured by them, we must beliova and
doubt no longer. Swllier oolumu. JW(
Drinking vinegar u. D)j.oneif thin
It moat paruicloue to the health, and would
io a short lime, completely di-.tr y tlw pun
iHejr'et