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W'ajwsiBS"
V.ttsing Rates.
...tinc.tly understood
.1- Ml 1 I t 1 I
The Carbon Advocate.
An Independent FamlW Newwe
Fubllshrd every : ATl'RDAY, In
Lehighton, Carbon Co., Pa., by
liAititY v. JionTiixnr.ii
umrjt-PAtxWAY. a short distance atai
the Lehigh Valley IL 11. Depot,
Tew: $1,09 pcrAmii In Adraw
kveut Drscninios ot rum akd f At$r
J o"b Printing
ATVElfV LOW rp.lUKB.
us win ue mseneo. in
,ura Uibbox Aovooatx that
bo received from unknown parties or
unless accompanied by th. rjisn.
.iirin(r arn nil. nil v t.rni. I
01' lX (10 MRU),
Hon lOett.
-lion.... Uett.
.nsertion! 20 cU.
it'i,firstinsrt!on,
nt Insertion 55 rta.
H. V. Morthimer, Proprietor.
INDEPENDENT-" Live and Let Live."
$1.00 a Year if Paid in Advance.
VOL. IX., No 1.
LEHIGIITON, CARBON COUNTY, PA., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1880.
If not paid in advance, $1.23
II. .TIIIMER, Publisher.
Manufacturer of and Dealer In
uH.ES, RANGES AND HEATERS,
V nnil Shfifit-Trmi Warn anil fip.nfirfll
UUH WUtfUl UVU IIUIV UUH MVUW1IU
UIUSB MTUSluOl UUllilS.
P ami SPOUTING done at
'.ice and at Lowest Cash Prices.
rerr kind of M'OVE OUATEa and FIWE
nrtKI&i krptcoa.tttntlyou hsud. I
Store on SOUTH Street,
A few doors above Bank St., LEHIcmiipN.
Tntronnre solicited Hatistaolirn gnaranterd.
Oct. 6-71 A. D. TJOSSKIt.
D
1T1U U II IS HUT'S
Livery & Sale Stables
'IT
r i NIC STIIKET.LUIIIOI1TON, Pa
.,lT TKOT'l'ING HORSES,
ELEGANT CARRIAGES.
And positively LOWSR P11ICES than any
otuor Liver In the Coantr.
Largeand hsndsomo Carrlaere. for Funeral
pnrooses anil Weddlnjts. 1) AVI U EUORUT
NaT. 12, U71. T
Central Caniage Works,
JBanlt St., Lolilghton, Pa..
Ara prepared to Manufacture
Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs,
Spring Wagon, &c.,'
Of every description, In tlie most substantial
manner, and a Lowest Uasli Prices.
Repairing Promptly Attended to.
THEXLEIt & KREIDLEIt,
April , 17 yl Proprietors.
s
The nndershened respectfully annonnces te
his naraerous friends and the public Keueral.
ly, that hols now prepared to supply tliera
with eholce SIIOATS FROM NEW J MR.
BEY, at the Lowest Market Prices. Yard
au l Office al Exchange Hotel, l.rhlijhton. Pa.
JalySl.mt DAN. HEX. Accnt.
E. F. LUCKENBACn,
Tws Doors Below tfca "Broadway Ilase
MAUCII CHUNK, PA.
Dealer in all rattcrneof Plain and Fano)
Window Shades,
Paints & Painters' Suppli.es,
LOWEST CASH TllICES.
JOHN F. IIALBACH,
Instructor of Music,
(Piano, Organ, Voice and Theory.)
LEHIGIITOA, TA.
Sole agent for the
J. & C. Fischer Piano ;
Aad dealer In all klnits of Pianos and Orcans,
Terraa low and easy. Slate, Umber, bricks,
eie., la ten in exenange.
Sheet Muile and books furnished on short
tvotlse.
For paru.
., nil, fce., Address,
JOHN F. HALDAUH,
Ang. S, HTa.-iy.
Lehijjhton, Pa.
jprlme Hume Mado II read 1
WUY OO HUNORYI Wlieiyou csn Duy tk
lumiu. n x i as uicau
FIVE LOAVES FOR 25 CEVTS I
J. Y, O'NEAL, the popntar Dread and I'ake
Baser, nf Let.ichlou 111 orilerlotneet ihe Mauls
of the time has liei'iiro be rr.ojuf his ee'e.
brsted Itome Vlsdo UUliADtu
Fitk Loaven forTwenty-fivnCta. Cash,
Sugar. Raisin Cuco-nut ecotch, Drop cream
aon other CAKEa, outv
Tf 11 CVnU per Dozen,
I.00U Out for I lie Wagon!
At MA U CI' . IUVK, on Tuesday, Thursday
andKuti4iM'V Mommas.
LxniOliroN and WCIS sPORT. every After
noou trxrept l-rlday.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH I
ratrooasn .ollclted J. w. O'NEAL.
BTOKBi OpposiM First National Bans:.
PrtlSTl BsncHtrceS. LeVfrhton.ra.
CARDS,
Doot and Shoe Makers
Clinton Dretat;, in Ims'i em'M ing. Bank street.
JMrdtrtprMftlyfiUvimrk warrtntid.
Attorneys.
JOHN KLINE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
iffleet Corner Btueaehanna tad Usee streets
MAUCII CHUNK, PA. JnlygMy
JOHN I). UERTOLETTE,
VTT0R8KY AMD COUNSELLOIt AT LAW,
Ifflce i Itoom 2, around Floor Mansion Houte
M.ura CHUNK, TA.
M ar be conmlied In Oerm.n. tna'gs.ly
M. lursiiEH,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
DtxaSTasiT,LiiiieoH,Pi.
Real Kstate and Collection Anner, Will Bu.t and
ItlllWalKstals. Conveyancing .leatly done Col
tetioni promptly made. Settling Kulates of D
sdents a ipeelalty. May be consulted In Knrfllsb
adUarmin. Kcv.42
J" AS. It. STUUTIIERS,
ATTORN JY AT LAW,
"-Office : U fioorof Ithoad'a Hill,
Mauoli Clutnk. Pa.
All hunlmisa .utruated to him will be prompt!)
itlended to.
MlvJ7, lr.
MEEMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Snd Hcor aboro MA SION HOUSE
MAUCrl CHUNK, I-utnA.
ifJ-Cin h conaultml In German. Jn9
Justices and Insurance.
T
nrojiAS KEnii:itr.n,
CONVEY ANLKK,
AND
JF.NERAL INSURANCE AGENT
The following Companies are Represented!
LEUAN N MU lUALFIItE,
H-JAUHtO MUTUAL F1UE,
WYOMING Filth',
rOTTSVILLH PIItE.
LU1IIOII FIItE.and theHtAV
KI.EIts ACCIDENT INSUItANCE,
Also rcnnsUvanln and Mutual Horao Thlct
Detective and Inuranio Company.
Marcn.lS7 TUoa. KEMEltEIt.
jgEUN.Mtl) L-aiiiMI'S,
Ooobtv BDitDiito, JIAUOIt C1IUNIC. Pa.
Fire Insurance Agent.
air I'OLllIF.S In SAFE Companies only,
at Kcasonablo ltatts Aug. 53-yl
THE KEYSTONE MLTDAt. NEXT
FIT ASSOCIATION, of Allrntunn
Prof. A. K. HoniK,
Pcs't
W. A.IUseLin,
Scc'y.
IjlriT'.AWD LKPOWMKST-I'ot.tOIM'laeOSP.
J. L. MILLER, District and Collecting Ag't,
Oot.a.'iOly Pbkttillk. Pa.
LHIX STOLLE,
Notaiy Public & Conveyancer,
lire mid MsnraiiCG Agent
MAUCII CHUNK, PA.
Duilncii transacted in Enullsh and
Qerman. Auk. 23yl
Physicians and Dentists.
Q V, BOWl It, 31. W.V.t)
OrrtCB : Opposite the Post t 'fflce,
BANK STREET, LE1UOUTON, Ta.
Mav bo consulted In cither the Fnrllsh or
Herman Language. July 10-1
J-It. CH tS. I'HARO,
Veterinary Surgeon,
BANK smSET. LEIlIllinON. TA.
Diseasei ol I he Foot a sp'clnlty. May !
iou.u:tid In En.lithoranman. Ji.lr 1 -yl
JR. W. A. CORTHIGIIT,
SURGEON DENTIST,
Tenders his professional Bcrviees to the.pfo
r t u rl...l. T..l..nl.,nn W.t...lrl'
IUO ill .uuutii milium, wcuijjii.uuj
Packcrton and vicinity. (
OFFICE: Opposito the Broadway Hoise,
BROADWAY, JIAUCH CHUNK, JPa.
Fresh ItutzliinB Gaa always on hanjf. All
work guaranteed satisfactory. a2-y1
w.
W. REUER, M. D.,
PAnilYVILLE. Carbon Coutv, Pa
m.TinQ 1 Residence,... fiom 7 a. jh. tn 10 a,
n.i.ionl
o 10 p. 1
Marbeconsn'tcd In trteOerm
Itneneicc
P. O. Address Lehtuhton
mar. t). If
I.EUHAMI
rilYSICIAN AND BUIlUKON
Sperlal attention paid to Chronic UtMas.
Offlea: Bouth East corner Iroiiand 2nd ft., l.e-
blghlon.Pa. ! Aprl 3.1875
jSq- U. REIIEIt, M. I).
U. S Kxumliiliiginrscan,
ritAl.'TlCINO fUYHIUIAN andBUttOUON.
Oxncxi ilauk street. ItxnxK'k Ulock, Lrhiah.
ion, t l.
May be consulted tn theOcrm n Laugasce.
Not. 10.
CV VOUTIl AND MtDDIB-AOF,D,
Woum you e re-tnr. d 10 bOU.Nl) Ifnnhnnrl 0
-e'il kuiiid and von will rot MdllllUUU ,
trot J.Y. FU A Ogdf usourg N.Y. Jal lj I
RUPTURE-?
The
t'Rr.i.w. inn- a
la uhal ran want Hi
erraieai invenii 'n 11 tnearei fee ouc pain.
lhlel t-rnt lie.) Prol. J. Y. EUAN. Orrenn
bnrg. N.Y J'.lT 17.1
P. A. I. EH M ANN, Solicitor of Amfrlpfln
ami Ki-rettc Patrnti. WAfhlugton, D.U. All
huslui'ii runnrcIM Willi Tatentr, whetltur be
fore thv Patent onicanr the - ourts, promptly
nttentlnl to, NuchurKin-deunleii5 n imtent
it-rurcl. Send lor circular. oclS-tl'
AGENTS WANTED SVtWirsaM.
MAniiNKCvcr liiYcnic.l Will knltuilrof
loekliiKS, with HKEI. and IOE roMrt-Erit,
In 20 minutes. It will also knit 11 Kreiit varl.
ety (it laney work lor which there Is always a
ready market. Semi fur circular and terms
to the VVViiSUILY KNUTINO MACHINE
CO.. 400 Wasblunton St,, lioston. Muss.
Mept. 114m
PATENTS i Vu mistfr Bn.teuo
2 . HPatan,MTHTeiitU8t..
or Dor it. Was ,tn'un D.C. No foe required
unless Patent i oh al"ed -end lor cl'cuar
iriTiua terms. etc. Ks bushed IS7V, oet. lUf
PF.NSTOMR Thou'andscf Id.'rsand
i Iji-niuino,, e'rhelraealltledliytl.
Isle law. nf Con-reM. t-end two ianin fr
lawn, and copy of Clllsrn Bo dler. to W. W Fit
graio. u. a. ciann AltortuT. Bex sv. Wash
injura, D. O. oet.lt-tt,
4
i
I
r
"TEE perfect TONXO."
K Sate and Reliable Subitltulo for QnlnlncK
The only 25 cent
AGUE REMEDY
X1ST 1"33:3I3 woniiiP
ctmus
d all iriALAUIAL EI8KASES.
laid fcffcll Prut!it. liaiul FREE icrlri f prlc.
tVllt to DUN DAS DICK at CO., V.VnOiTtft MtllT, hW
YoaKf fnr lhtr Urn rtnt brxiV tnMU4 ll Hdi
BALD
HEAD'S
A WONDERFUL DISCOVEnY.
i
A Deodorizes! extract cf Potroloum,
Tho Only Artlclo that Viil Bo
Btoro Hair 0:1 Bld Hoada.
Wfiat t3io World I:aa been
W:iEi45nsr Cov Ccsilar5cs.
Tho greatest CUcnvcry of our da;, ro fir ts n
larjo portion cf Juitna-.itty Is concerned, li CAS.
IIOLINE. en artlcla prepared frnct petroleum, and
vhlcli elXects r complcto and rsdlcal curoln case of
baldness, or whero tho lis!., awing to diseases of
the scalp, has become tlihi r.u.l tern! i to fall out.
It Is alio a speedy restorative, and v!.!la Its uso ss
curcs a luxuriant gro t'.i of lnlr, It nbo brings baclc
tho natural tolor, and glvrj tin I -o;t complete ;!
l.factIo:i In tho uslnj. Tlio f j'.lln;; out of tho lialr,
the accumulations of daa lr.itf, u:;J the prematura
chango In color nro a'l cidcncci of a diseased con
dition of tlio rca!p ami the gljnda which nourish tba
hair. To arrest t'lcso causes tlie nrt'.tl usod mu:t
possess 1ntdlc.1l n 1 well as chemical virtue, and lis
change must begin im.'.cr tho tcu'p to be of pcras
nont and lasting bcncSt. Ciicli nn ortlclo is CWj
EOLIKE, and, li!;a limy otlicr wondciful dlscuv
crlcs, It Is f .n:i.l t consist of elements almost In
tliclr natural date. IMroler.m oil Is tlio artlcla
which is mado to work such extraordinary results ;
.Lutltla aftci It li.s tKH-n cliomlcally treated and
i.-.mpVtO'y Henail'.J.I'l. IH.-1 1.-nTi.r rim.m'rp 1
for tho toilet. It was l.t fur-oil RnssU thatlc&rT
effect of petroleum upon tho ln'rwas first ouseyrvou,
h Go crnmcnt ofjeer hai lug noticed that a Martially
bald-headed servant of Id", when trlraplng tho
lamps, had a bab!t of wiping his olljcsmearod
hands In Ids ecan'y locks, and tho rysalt was In a
few months a much f.ner head of blsck, glossy ha'.r
than ho ever hod before. Tho anl was tried on
horses and cattle that had lost rfclr hair from ths
cattle plague, and tlio results cro as rapid as thc7
wcro marvelous. Tho matfics and even tho tails of
horses, which liai fallen font, wcro completely re--stored
In a few wecfcsy' These csp-rlaicnta were
heralded to tho worhiybut tho knowleJgo was prac
tically useless to tlioprcmaturcly bald end gray, aj
no one In clrKlzcilJoclcty could tolerate tho uso cf
refined pctrolcunyas a dressing for the hair. Eut th
skill of one of t6ut chcmUt s has otrcomo thodlO
culty, and bva process known only to ldmeclf, ha
has, after vfcry elaborate and costly cspcrlmcnH, ens
cecded lndcodoilzlng rcaned pctr bust, which
readers lie eusccptlblo of being handled as da!ntll7
as tho falmous tan tit cologne. Tho t xpcrlments with
tho deodorized llqiild on tho hiima.t hair wcro at
.endctfwlth tho mot astonishing results, A few
apRu'eations, whero tho hair was llda and falling,
gajre rcmarkablo tono andlor to tho tcalp and
laalr. Every parlldo of daudruff disappears on
the first or second droailng, and the liquid so search
ing In Its nature, seems to penetr .10 10 mo roois aw
ence, and set up a rad cnlihatigo from tho start. It
nwcll'cnoun that tho most beautiful colors aro
raado from petroleum, and, by eomo nybtcrlous
operation of nature, tho uc of th'.j artlclo gradu
ally imparts a beautiful light-brown color to the
lialr which by continued use, deepens to a black;
Tho color remain permanent for an indcanlto length
ol time, and the change Is so gradual that tho most
tutlmato friends can scarcely detect Its progress.
In a word. It Is tlio most wonderful discovery of
the age, and well calculated to make tho prcma.
tartly ba".d uud gray rejoice.
r adil-e onr n-adcrs to give It a trial, fecllnjr
ratl.ncd Hut 0.10 anp kniloii uiil convince tlirm of
lis wonderful cffcc"J. JllUlu-gX Uoiwurclaj cf
Oct. , lb77.
The artlclo Is telling It. own stn-y In the hands of
thoui.nds wlm nro uing It with tnu mo.l gra.irjlng
and eucouragiu results :
W. II. Bntu.&Co., Fifth Avenno rharmacy, says.
"Wu havo sold preparations for tlio hair for upwaid
of twenty year, but halo liunr hnil one to tell as
wellorgiveeu hiiuivernal satisfaction. Wo there
fore recommend It with eouuduucu to ourfrleudj
tud the genvrul pull.c."
Mr. GcsTivts F. IIaix, of tho Oates Opera
Troiir, wilti t: '"Artir idx weeks' lire lorn rnn
lnced, as are also my coninidcs, that yoer 'Carbo
lino' has mid lipr diicliiu Ji wonderful growtu of
lulr t.-licro 1 lud none fur 5 cars."
C. II. Sum, of tho Jennie Hhdit Combination,
writes: ' Afur inlii" y.nir ' t'ai bolino' three weeks
I am convluc d that l ild head cm bo ' ro-halrcd,
It's simply houdeiful 111 uiy caec."
1. F. AnTnun, elumiit. Ilolroke, Mas., mites:
" Your L'arhollmi' I,.m restored my hair after every
thing else had failed."
Josrrn E. roxn. ittorncy-it-Iaw, No. Attlcboro,
Mass., writes : Fur luuro than 3U years a portion of
mv
billiard ball, but some light weeks ago I was In
duced to iry )our Ctrbullne, aud tlio cfTcct has
been simply wonderful. Whr.ro no hair has been
seen for 'rars there iiow appears a thick giowtb,
and I am convinced that livcuntlnulnzltsuse I shall
tiavo as pood a head of hair as 1 ever bud. It la
crowing now nearly as rapidly as hair docs after
It Is cut.
OAEBOIINE
Is now presented to the public without fear of con
tradiction as thu best Itcatorstlvu and Beautlilcr of
tho Hair tho world liascier produced.
Price, ONIC rOI,L.AII per bottle
Sola by ull UrucutkU.
KENNEDY & C0"7PITTSBURG,PA
fiolo Aguuti for the United State, tho Canadan aaS
Great llritaln.
ici:ai;i id ik vi;,i.i ie i
Dr r. a WrtT NRUVR ana 'llltA TKKAT'
MH.T. a sTp1' illu ior Hjieriat IiZEtaittf. C m
tu N tvm.B . e.-d clie Me.il'H i-ure-
toii. Lom if Memon. ptnuia a ilitsi, latin
tency. luvm Hilary i;nils-"o u. rreiu ittite Old
Akc caiiKotl lir iiwrei' ton. i-ell ibat or
i vcrl.fiii'fiMice, Mlmli v m rtecnv
nil i-rntb, Ono box will nre it-cent cn-ta.
r- ach box rmu iuh our muittli'M tiratuieu'. OtiA
tlfilmr - uor or x -i xo ton flvo doll r- tonr
b iimil prpiM nu recipt tl pne. Wevajr
anrre -ix box to cue attr ni'n V Id each
i.idT --i'Ptvt tl b uk lot x brxc-ft. uccomiun
lotuit tlol a -,wb lid tlto lurcli 18-
rrour wrutcii cunriU'tt lornhiM thu imiu-v
If the trcflf in-i)rtot- n I fffct nrnre liaar
Hiit'P8 'aaul uulv win 11 1 lie tu-att.M!! taord r
imi rrrnu our titiiit4 J ill c wmi' . v
Hoin j'i- in it lorn. 'Si a 1.3 w. Mm.1i-v.ii a i reft,
( UU'j'vo.Ill. A J DU.tul.VO dtveut, Lihloh.
ton P..
hMITII KLINK dt CO.
Ph lude phut.
Wholeaale A rents,
sept- U.'ov ly
G6i
, A WEEK In your own town, tl.ro
Juillttree Norla' . Header ir rnn
I w aut a bu lne.N at wh.rh n.....n. nt
ruurr .?i van. luaae areal psv ait the
lime ther work, wr te for particular. 10 IL.
UaLLBTT. & CO . FonUwl. ile. Jnn.K-tT
h D
No Patf nt No Pay.
PATENT
obtained for Inventors in the TjniteJ Slates,
Canada and Kuroe, al reduced rates. With
our principal office looted in Wnshiitgton,
directly opposite the United States Patent
Ofllce, we are able to attend to all jatcnt
business with greater promptness and dcs
patch and at less cost than other patent at
torneys who ni'o at a distance irom wash
ington, and who have, therefore, to employ
" associate attorneys." Wo make proliiniiiary
examinations anil furnish opinions as to
utentablity, free of charge, and all who are
interested in new Inventions and patents aro
invited to send for a copy of our "Guide for
obtaining Patents," which is seutfrco to any
address, and contains complete instructions
How to obtain patents and otlicr valuable
matter. Wo refer to the German-Amcriran
National Dank, Washington, D.C.J the Royal
Swtdish. Norwezian and Danish Locations,
nt Washington; lion. Jos. Casey, late Chief
J list ico U.K. Court ol Claims) to me uinciats
of tho U. S. Patent Office, and to Senators
n tl embers of Conireis from every State.
Address! LOUIS BAGGER & CO., Solici
tors of Patents and Attorneys at Law, LeDroit
Building, WASMitOTOSf, D.C. dec22
Respectfully nnnonnces to tho people of Le
lilirtitou nnd Its vicinity, that ho Is now pre
pared to supply them with all kinds of
Household Furniture
Manufactured from the best Seasoned Mate,
rials at Prices fuilyns Iowhs thosamoartlcle,
onn be tiouuht lor elswliero. Here aro a Tow
ol the Inducements offered :
PirlorSetsat Irmn 50 to $00
Walnut i.larble.tnp llresjlng Cnso
lleilr'Hitn Suites, 3 pieces 40 to 95
Painted ilcilniotii Suites 1K tu 0
Ibinu Soiitnl Chairs per set of 6.... 4-8
i;minon h Mrs, per set of 0 4"
and nil other Qooils equally cheap.
In this connection, I desire to call the at
tention of tho people to my ample faculties tn
triTTTi TTiTnnr.Ti 1 TTTirn nT.m ti
Tilij uflUbuIJlMKli BUihiS
with a NEW nnd HANDSOME HEARSE,
and a lull lineofUAhKETS and COFFINS,
L mil prepared to attend promptly to all or
ders In this Hue at lowest prices.
Patronage rerpeetlully Sullclted and the
most ample satisfaction guaranteed,
V. SCHWARTZ,
. OctlJ HANK St., Lehlghton.
FARMERS, LOOK to YOUT INTERESTS
AND PUHCHASE
Mbine lacMnes ail km-
- cultural Iniplements,
The Beit in the Market, at
J. I. GABEL'S.
Also, on band, And for Sale In Lots to Mult
Purchasers. CHEAP FOU OAslI,
10,000 feet Georgia Yellow
Pine Flooring,
White Pine Boards and Floor
ing, Lath, &c.
AT HIS HARDWARE &TORTS,
April S-ma LeUIGUTON, PA.
JT-P YOU ARE IS NEED OF
Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps,
or, Gents' Furnishing Good
GO TO
CLAUSS&, BROTHER
TIIE POPULAIl
Merchant Tailors,
Bank Street, Lehighton.
Pltions VERY LOW FOB CASH, Th
public patronage solicited. Julyl.tf
JMl-OUTAXT ASX0UXCEMEST!
E.ewfis Weiss,
l'OST OFFICE IJUILDINO
LCUianTUN, I' A:, has the Largest and
iiiosi ixieuiiro diock 01
HATS, CAPS, &c.
ever otTerM In thli boronuh. IT&vlnir nnr.
elmiM my Stick In Ihe Eastern nndoiher
Mnnurtclorloti nirly fn 1 ho season Mnl at a !
Bavlti;rif 10 to 15 yr conlum im the provent
Adranccd Price. I am preimreil t oiler ex-,
triordlnary Indur-eiiienti M my cunoiners, j
special attention hat been gtreu to the teleo
tlVU U
Fall and Winter Boots !
and I Invite my numerous friends and patrons
to call and esainlna my stock beforo making
their purchase- elsewhere, as I am nreimred
to lvo special Inducements to all CASH I
Hemember, LEWIS WEISS
BSTtW1"00" Ua'Mll"f' -hlgbton, Pa.
SI mm
Railroad Guide.
plIILA, A UlCADIFtU HAILIIOAO.
Arrangement of Passenger Trains.
novemder urn. uso.
Trains leave ALLBNTO WN as followst-
(YIA -l:K101IIN KAILttOAb).
For Phlladelphla.at :3), t.ts, 11,40. a.m., and
M.U p, 111,
t-UNDAYP.
FonPhlbdrlphla at M.30 a. m. ... p. m.
IV1A EASI I'rSKA. I1KAXCII.)
ForROHdlnR anu Hmruumir, 111. o.tOa. to,.
12.10. S.3ij ai 0 Klip. tn.
1 or Lancaster uud Columbia, 1 3, 0.00 a.m. and
4.30 p.m.
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TRTTfi CO , Airsita, Wains Sm Uy
Tl a 'Si
now I LOVU YOU.
Ton nik me how I lore yon, dear t
I see your very soul arise.
And, torn by passionate hope and fear,
Look at me from your questioning cycl.
Ah I sweet, Imploring eyes, irom whence
Shall I draw fitting words to fashion
The heart's unspoken eloquence
Into tho story of my passion T
Beyond onr feeble earthly sight,
Uektnd the soul'sdecp mister',
Love dwelleth an eternal llxht
That never shone on land or sea I
Sometimes a burning ray escapes
From that still glory unaware,
Touches some Hp with flame and shapes
Itself Into a song or prayer.
Some wondrous Inspiration, wrought
Un poesy's gold lettered pages.
That strikes the master-key of Thought,
And rolls In tnuslo down the ages.
For onlycau the poet's art
Interpret te th. listening throng
The glowing language of the heart,
llreathed Into some undying long.
And so, dr , heart, 1 may not tell
How all my fife la thine nor why
I only know I lor. thee well,
With love that cannot change or die;
For, when the heavenly day hath dawned,
And earthly things have pi ised away,
In ths Immeasurable years Jeyund,
My lore will still be thlnof or aye t
V, 5
A GIRL'S HEART.
BY I.1ZZIK M. UULHKEM.
'Lynny Howard no longer for tho future
I am Evelyn Grey, Willard Grey's unwill
ing wife. '
Poor Willard I he docs not dream of my
misery, he thinks I will yet priie his love,
and be content, if not happy.
lie knows I used to have a fancy for Ralph
St. Clair, but be thinks, when Ralph desert
ed me, I got over it. Ah I he docs not know
a woman's heart, a woman's love.
Ralph deserted me 1
I throw myself down on the couch I,tho
bride of an hour, and moan in my agony,
ns I have done so often, since Ralph went
away.
1 am lying tlioro when the door opens,
and Dell comes In.
What a difference thero is between us now,
and yet Ralph used to call mo bis pretty
one.
"Eyelyn," she said, in her cold, clear
yolco she never called me Lynny "father
is asking for you. You married Willard,
Evelyn," she says, after a short pause, that
fattier might die in peace, knowing that
you, his youngest, his favorite Child, was
settled in life. Try and assume some ap
pearance of content; do not let him see you
aro not satisfied."
"Not satisfied I" I cried (I am only eigh
teen and I love Ralph.) Oh, sisterl "sister 1
I am mad with misery. Oh I Dell, pity
mo, for I long to die, J'hy .did.I not die
when Ralnh was false to moJi
wTii'tewUito evennasy5wnibut'in o.mW
ute, the tweet pink bloom returns. '-'V ' '
"You are married now, Evelyn, and you
must make thedjest of it. It is a sin now to
think of Ralph St. Clair, a sin to think
either of his falseness or his faith."
She spoke.tbe truth, I stagger to my feel
and putting my arm round hor, I draw her
over to the mirror.
Oh I what a contrast we were, her face
softly rounded, with dainty bloom on cheek
aud lip.mlnewan'on'd weary Iooking,though
I was four years younger.
Oh, God I" I cried, "is that the same
face that smiled at me the day Ralph told
me his love. I am no longer pretty, Dell,"
I say, but I know different, fur there is
beauty in my big blue eyes, though they
are weary looking; beauty in my red, curved
lips, in the ruddy billow of my red-gold
hair.
I bad always been fragile and delicate
but now
I glanced again at my sad, childlike fare.
"I will soon die, Dell," I say, and then all
my misery coming over me at once, I slide
on my knees beside her.
"Evelyn I Evelyn I" she cried, and then
I fall senseless at her feet.
When I opened my eyes again, Willard
was bending over me, bis kind eyes filled
with deep sorrow.
"My little love," he said; and there was
more pity in bis voice, than could be caused
by my fainting.
"My father 1 my father I" I cried.
On. look in Willard's face was enough.
Ho raised me iu his arms. -
"Let mo go to him," I cry, struggling
from his arms, with the strength lorn of
despair.
"My darling," be said, I heard no more,
I had freed myself, and was Dying to my
idolised father.
Dell met me at the door. "You must not
come in, Evelyn" she said, but I pushed her
aside.
"Father I father I" I cried dashing over
to the couch where bji dear old ace is grow
ing cold.
One glance, then a wild shriek leaves my
lips. My lather is dead.
I am married a year to-day, and Willard
has been very kind to me; oh I so kind
and loving) but ha cannot hold me back
from the shadewy land, towards which my
feet are straying.
I think be kuowi now that I do not care
to live, that I am glad to die.
1 wonder will God forgive me for loving
Ralph after I was the wife of another? I
hope he will, for I could not help it,
I have never seen blra but once since my
marriage, aud I will never see him again.
It ir six months since I saw him.
Willard was away, nnd I was standing by
the window, my thoughts filled with Ralph.
I had heard that morning that he was go
ing-abroad going away from his native
land.
I have prayed for grace to banish all
thoughts of him from my miud, but the
name he used to call me keeps ringing iu
my ears.
"His pretty one."
Am I anyone's pretty one now ? If I nro,
it is Willard Grey's.
"How delicate and fragile I am," I think;
and I feel I will die with the same disease
that my sweet, young mother did.
Am I not fading away, aud is that not
bow they die of consumption ?
Dell was over to see me that day, and I
knew the was ctartled by the change in mo,
and for the first time in her life sho spoke
tenderly to me, but somehow I shrunk
baekfrom her, and why I cannot tell, for I
j always longed for Dell's love.
Bat I am itnrytag frors whit I 'steaded.
to tell, whit happened as I stood by tho
window,
Through the trees I saw & man. a Ull,
strong man was I mad or dreaming?
Neither, for it was Ralph St. Clair.
Owl forgive me If I did wrong If Iditl
wrong; I kunw I did wrong, fur I stole out
of my stately home and met hint beneath
the drooping trees.
"Lynny I Lynny I" ht cried, then stopped
at the sight ot my white face.
There was a dead silence.
"Lynny," be said again, his voice husky,
Ills eyes filled with pain, "how could you
deceive me T why did you not tell tnetlic
truth ot once ? and how could you send me
that lelterT"
"There was no necd.for scndlni me such
a letter, Lynny, fur I would not have troub-
led. you, bad you tnM me you were going to
marry Willard Orey,
"You knew whatever you asked me to do,
I would do unquestionably. Oh, God I
Lynny, lmw could you writo that letter t"
U "What letter!" I said ot last, for I bad
been wwerless to stop him before.
Without a wonl he liH ft letter in my
hand, and like one In a dleam, I rend :
"Halm, dkar Rum. Father knows
l-ow of our love,-but I lrnve promised him
not to see or oven hear from you, lor a year.
Ho knows how poor you are, and lie snys in
dites not li koto die, leaving me n poor man's
wife. lie looks en ill now, Ralph, (hat I
cannot contend with him. You know I
would sooner die than displease my Iovius.
kind old father; therefore, I have given
him my promise, lie says that if at the
end of u year, wo still love each other, he
will bless our penniless weddiug, whether
he blesses it here or in heaven.
"Ralph, my ono love, you know I will be
true, ond, my darling, I trust In you. If
you love me, Ralph, do not nnswer this let
tor, but remain true for a year.
"Do not blamo nio for this. Iam dniug
exactly as my poor, foolish, though loving
(foolish through his love forhisliltleLynuy)
father wishes.
"Believe me, Ralph, I will be truo in
every thought, during tho ycur, ami you be
faithful the same length of time; then coino
and claim her, whose proudest hope is that
sho is still "Your Habliso."
"I never wrote It, Ralph," was all I said,
but my heart cried bitterly ;
"Dell I Dell I I con never forgive you,"
for I knew she wrote the letter.
"You never wroto it? you never wrote it?
Lynny," he said, his grand Saxon face pale
as death.
"Ralph," I cried, .forgetting again mv
agony, that I was the wife of another, "I
believed you false to me. Oh, God 1 the
ngnny of that bcliof; and in my madness
and despair, I married.Willaril Grey.
"My father asked mo to do so on his
dcatb-bed,said he could notdie liappy,leav
ing me, his darling, unsettled in life. IoIl
could take euro of herself,and she had money
in hor own right, but I I, his youngest
child, would not only be alone, but penni
less, for he knew Dell had no love for me,
and be would not leave me to her cure."
"Ralph, tluM told me, anxiety fur my fu-.
t.,r. f-' ljttn. il., i I,. mi,u
"yl'y years, or at jenst, a muo longer, were
liij"mind at case."
"I thought you false, and I would hnvc
given my life for father, and so and to, I
married Willard Grey."
"Oh my darling I my pretty onol could
you nothave trusted me?" he (aid; then,
as if remembering himself, he continued,"!
cinie to bid you farewell, sweet, even be
lieving you false, I could not go, without
once looking un your face, but I did nut
mean you should see me."
I had asked God to forgive me all my
sins, so I must have asked pardon fur this
one among the rest. I made no resistance,
when Ralph Uvkmein lusarnuoiiid pressed
one, only one, farewell kiss on my lips.
"Good-bye, my pretty ono, good-bye," he
said, and then I stood alone, beneath tho
drooping trees. .
Stood alone beneath the drooping trees,
knowing that never again in this life, would
my eyes rest on the laco of Ralph St. Clair.
That was six mouths ago; and then 1
thought my heart had known the depth of
ill suffering.
God help mel I did not know all tho
heart could bear and not break.
Two months ago, I. suffered more mine,
I do not know 11 it wcro more but this, I
do know.
Two months ago, Willard and Dolt and I
were over to u friend's to dinner.
We do nut visit yet, but she was an old
friend of father's.
Dell's luvnr was thero.but very few strang
er's. We were all gathered round the tuble,
v,.lar Tj-,. ,.. ,De,...
, IllV r mean) iookjl,c un, taili.
"By Jove I Twelve of us round the table;
if mother had come, and I am glad she did
not, there would have been thirteen."
Wiliard looked up and laughed.
"Superstitious, Leigh? that's good; but It
would be more natural for your great-grandmother
to believe In that, than you. Thero
is only twelve of us here, now if one of us
died, you would"
My husband stopped short, his faco prow,
ing pale, his eyes had restod nn me, and I
know a fear went through his loyal heart
that before another year bo might lose mo.
"You may laugh as much as you like,"
Victor said, not noticing how suddenly Wil
lard had stopped; "but I was at a dinuer a
year ago, nd thirteen of us sat down, each
of us saying he did not fear the fatal num
ber." I do not know what impelled me to ask
tho qnestlon, I only know I usked it.
"Did one of them die?"
"Yes," ho said. "You nil knew him, by
the way, a splendid lellow, hyndsnnio as u
young demi-god, Ralph St. Clair. Drowned
at sea, you know."
The next moment Dell was beaido me,
"Make no scene, for GoJ's .ike, Eelyn."
I do lint know whether sbu fulled it a
scene or not, I only looked wearily ul her
fur a moment, aud then, lor the becnud time
in my lilj, quietly f.iinted away.
Thut is two months ago, mid I know t
will soon seu Ralph. I think God has for
given mo all my sius.because I um not Iright
eued at the thought of dying.
I wonder trill I see him up in heaven. I
am almost sure I wll.
I wonder also, as I lie here, will Willard
mourn long fur me. Poor Wilbrdl ilgl-
ness got its reward in this world, you would
be happy but, I do not think it dial; for,
I know ynu will sorrow long, fur your poor,
little, child wife, as you coll her. It is rath
er sad that I should die. 1 almoal pity my
self, us I picture my grave pud th maiMe
headstone, and I lunik I th name :
"Erityv OniiVj
Agc4 nineteen "
Somehow I would sooner they put "Lyn
ny," on il. I sucjiose they would if I a iked
them.
Only nineteen it Is very youo. to die,
but I am not sorry.
I know I would have died early whether
or uot,but I think the weariness of my heart,
has hastened my death.
I am afraid that Dell will have t great
deal to answer for,
I was thinking a moment ago that Wil
lord ought to be hippy, If gooduess got III
reward . and now I am thinking Dell ought
to be miserable, but somehow sho seems
hnppy enough, 'while poer Willard. look si
if his heart were breaking, but I suppos
God will tnnkeitall right sometime, If not
in this world in the next.
The sun is setting, and I know before it
rlsei ami eets twice again, I will b lying:
cold and still.
"In my Father's home- ifiere ire many
mansions," and I hope there is one for me t
and I hope If It Is not wrong to wish it
that Ralph may be in the same ope.
1 wonder when I nin dend will I look
fair ns I did in life. I wonder is Ralph real
ly in heaven ; nnd if he i, I wonder it he
waiting for her, whom he used to rail so
tenderly, "tils pretty one."
THIS iNn THAT,
Do "speaking eyes" ever get hoarse f
Personal Blemish. Too much cheek.
The joy of the dumb is always unspeak
able. Insuring nil pointings Is a sortofpio
ture-risk bii9ineis.
Jeremiah Coo fs an Indiana lawyer.
All his clicttts go to Jericho.
When is echo like a visiting acquint
anco? When she returns her call.
No ono thinks of traveling wlthnuttaktne
along n bottle or Slues' Syrup or Tar. Prlee
a cents.
Why is an unwelcomogiiest like.a ihady
tree ? Kecause we are glad when he leave!.
Why uro quacks like railway engineer
Because there's no getting on without puff
ing. There is htitnnr ami pathos in the re
mark of a reformed drunkard: "I Keep
drunk on the tears I shed."
When the Shakers become dissatisfied
witli a young woman Ibey have educated,
they naturally shake her.
Sines' Svrnn of Tor. Wild Cherry and
llo.irliound la pleasant to Iho taste and most
reliable remedy Tor coughs nnd colds. Give
It a trial. I'rice.'Uand 60 cents per bottle,
A Celifqrnian jury in a suicide case
lately found Iho following verdict t "We,
the jury, find tho deceased wos a fool."
A young lady who had a new hoodnd
was asked to lend it frequently .said she wui
getting tired of,keeping a nclghbor-bood,
Suppose a,. person w.dl defined In Wr
mansrightsantfwrongalivcness. Would thit
l.-IM.-,.. J.J I . . ... .
r to produce lirootnpokcrs
in i- . -
ativeiress?
"Will ;
"I have no knife,"
51 It. Roberts' Horse Powders will pre
vent disease In horses. Every farmer should
oh'aln a package, and see Tor themselves how
quick I'-wlll Improve their horses. For sale
ever where.
An eastern nian.in wriliug to his friends
of his marriage in California, thus tenely
describes bis bride : "She bus a head at red
as a wooiliec!ier's, and owns sheep until you
can't rest."
The lasy youlh who was told "to get
out of bed and g to Iho nnt, thou sluggard,"
replied thut he always tolked business to the
head of the family, nnd when ho was hard
up went to his uncle.
The constant drfnnlnof water Willi
the hanlest stone: so tho constant liael
eouirh will undermine tho hanlfest consll
tlon. Avoid this futal result by using Mr
ojrupol lur, wiiu unerry and Iio.irlwun
"Jones, if burglars should git into yd
house, what would you do?" "I'd do what
ever they required of me. I've never had
my own way in that house yet, and it's too.
lute to begin now yes, ulas 1 too late I"
Nice uncle (improving the occasion);
"Yon sec, my denr, hoys don't generally
grow 'pretty;' but if they ore very very
good inih-edjtliey limy grow up'handanme.'"
Olive Branch : "Oh, uncle, why didn't you
b a go-i-l Ihiv ?"
It Is sa l but true that many children have
(Wet un finely grave, lor the ncgh-ct of their
nothors to luiVH line.' byrup or Tar, lloar
huunt anl Wild I'herry on hind. Every
tlinualitiul in i.l her has a boltlo this seasun of
tho year lor linmedlule use.
A bachelor who was usked by a rnmant,.
i.l young lady "why he did not secure some
fond ono's company In his voyage through
life," replied : "I would, if I were sure such
nn ocenn would be pacific," The.auip
knew himself Lai well. ,. "
A mimed womiiti ill Mocnn,Ga., wmtw
to her husband iu South Carolina i "You
role mo word you wasconun' huinaooaAOd,.
you have not kum. bo I am korting now j
I a'n golu' to git inarrid, and gain' a Ms,'
(nun Geurgy. I remain your wife."
A life of torture Is often endured by 'the
rbcumiitio, their pangs may however be re
lieve. I by thu use of the old rellunle remedy,
Huberts' Emhrucattun. bold over 60 years,
Nu luuahrooiu growth, Its repututiun excels
all other remedies. J'rice St ceuts per bottle.
Try It Juet once.
A sensible uuthor says; "Haveyou ene
mies? go on and mind them not." Thai's
a capital plan, especially if the enemy is the
biggest, .nd is patiently waiting behind the
fence with a club to discuss tho matter with
you. Better yet, go uround.
--"To this night's masquerade," quoth
Dick, "by pleasure I am twckoneJ, and think
'twill be a pleasant trick to go aaCbarlo
the Second." Tom fell for repartee athirst,
and thus to Richard snidi "You'd better g
us Charles the First, for that requires no
bead."
MuiIj hath charms too sooth, the savage.
tlne' e)-rup or Tar, Hoarhuund and Wild
Cherry, etc., huh charms to suotho Ihe worst
ease oi cough, cold, croup or whooping osugh
II you Uoii'i know ol It already Its time yun
did. '.'6 cents r bottle, fur sal. bydruggliu
A miiiiili-r wus talking to a young girl
who wus about to beisiiiie a bride, tha; she
tiiuat remember that the man uud wifelArtt
one. "Lord I" soul he, "ifyim were undeV
my Inllier and uiuthrr' window when they
ure qiiaiivliug, you'd think theieweraat
lea.; u dozen,"
When tbu head of a family comet home
at a shockingly lute kuurytUpostU his weary
self on tho top of; the piano, and, while
gently tinkling iho keys with bis mojur toe,
murmurs something ubout llieuunoyanoe of
i .quiMiiiiig ucii, ii. i. entirely auiovouraw
couelu.ioiii.
How often do we hear Ike remarks O. ha
only took a slight culd at flm.aod be tbooght
It wuuid gu as l i-uuie I no ' uok nothing fur
It, un.l li lasteiibil on b.a lunlaii.1 now be is
iu in. i.,i iMiavaui wiuuuiiMiuu, i rereuiioct.
Is iMin-r lb iu i uro. .-iiiaX)rupor lar.Wll.l
Cherry an l llourhouu.i cure, eougtu, colds,
aaiiuuA uiin iuiu atljct.uu, It lias a rcpuva
tlou ui or- rw !"' t'uee J4 am so eenti
per ovule.
- i i 1. 1,- Auv k:ti, ouiy Jl
yvwr, iu a4 unoo.