The Carbon advocate., June 17, 1882, Image 1

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CARDS.
Attorneys.
-TTT M. KAPSIIKR,
ATfOKNHV AND GOUNSKLLOR AT LAW,
Bir8mit,t.HiaTO!i,Pi.
R.slBstat.andColl.ctlen Airenev Will liny 4tid
sun -I llnnvai-lBrinil .t.fttlv QOOf COl"
..llm nromntlir made. Settling Kststes nf.Pr
ad.ats t .D.elalty. H- consulted in snIl.h
d u.rinan.
Ncv. 12
W. B. DOOLITTLK. D. H. WADHIS .''
(Late Assistant CVra'r f Patents.)
B. H. WARNER & CO., Attorneys at Law,
Warhkr Huildwo,
W A 8 H 1 N U T O N , D .
Attention given to Patent and Mlnlnir caes.
Lands. Pou.lons. Hountles. .m l Unvernment
frr.". . ... .......no, ,o,arirg moderate.
Address with aam). Ueler t.. Members ..r
n,i Urn lle.i Is of Uiivern'iirni lle-
parluients.
dee. 10, 1881 o
Physicians and Dentists.
-TTT A. IiEltll.VJIER, 31 I).,
' PHYSICIAN AND SCltUBON
..!. i .rtsntlon said to Chronic Diseases.
nM... flAMth Ka.t corner Iron and 2nd tp..l.e-
althlon.Pa. Aprl 3, 1878.
U. KKREK, M. O.
U. 8 Examining RorReon,
TRAOTICINO rilYSIUIAN and SU t.OEoN,
Oirictt: Bank Street. Kebek's ulock, Lehmh.
"jjVbeeonsnuedln thoOcrm n Language.
Nov. .
jyi. will w. maiKU,
MAIN STDEET.
Parrvville, (Jarbok Oodntt, Pa.
Max be oon.ullcd In the English or Oerrnan
Lansuag". apr.8
rnmniiS UttMHRI.R.
I CONVEYANURU,
AMD
QF.NERAL INSURANCE AGENT
Th MIo"ln Cnipnlo are Itepr.Moted:
LKBA.N )M AlTJI'UAIiFIRK,
ftUA tlltiO HUrUAL 111IK,
WHOMlNO FIR a;.
rorrsviLLu firi, .,
1,1.; II Kill FIKE.and IM1HV
ELF.K- ACCIDiiNT IKSOUACE,
Also rnnvlvli and Mnlnal Uorie This!
atio'lreand In.uramol'i'mpaiiv.
Marcn.J.H I uos. KE.ME11ER.
Ooosxr DoiiniNO, MAUOH OKUNK, Pa.
Fire lnsunthoo Agent.
W POM'lIK In AE Companies only,
at Baasonabte itates. Aug. S3-yl
QARESQN HOUSE,
J. W. ttAUDEnOSH, PROPRIETOIt,
IIahkSt., IjmnnHTON, Pa.
The Oarbok Hnr tier first-class aceom
modatloBS to Ihe Trave'lnir puhlle. Ilonrillnic
by the liny or ."'eek on Rras.iiialile Terms.
Iholee Olicars. Wilts and l.lnuors alway on
hand, tlowl Sheds aud Stables, wlib aitei-
tve Hostlers, attaoneu. April iv-jri,
JOHN F. HALBACII,
Instructor of Music,
(Piano, Organ, Voice and Theory.) "
i LEIltOIITOK, PA.
.Sola agent for the
WEUEIt PIANOS and th NEW ENG
LAND OHO ANS ;
And doalor In all kinds or Plnnnsand Orgsns.
Term low and rnsy. Slate, lumber, bricks,
etc., taksn In eaehamce
Wheat MuilO and books furnished on short
notice.
Tor particulars, terms. &e., Address,
JOHN F. HAI.MAOH,
AngS, 187-ly. Lehlghton, Pa.
J-tViU EUBtUT'S
Livery & Sale Stables
UaNK STIttfilCT.bmilOllTON. Pa
FAST TUOTl'ING HOUSES,
ELEGANT CARRIAGES.
and positively LOW Ell IMUOES than any
otuer iJivoij tu iui bvduijt
t.arcfttnrt handsome Conlape for Panerl
iir-ioiea ana weuuiuxs. wav.u surw
Not.::, U7J
RAUDENUUSH
TtA"peetlnlly announe.a to th. puhlle that ho
has np.nedr NEVX,lVEItY SI'AIILE In
cnnaotton with his hotel, and Is irepard to
famish Te.ias for
Fanerals, Weldings or Basiness Trips,
on shortest nolle, and mo'l liberal terms. All
orders ltrt.lllio"t;.irb.n House11 will receive
prompt atlentlon Stable un North S-reel,
n.zl th. hotel, Lcblghlun, Jana-f I
MILTON A. WEISS,
CARRIAGE BUILDER,
Bank Street, Lehighton.
REPAIRING
-
Of all deasnptlon promptly attsndsd to at th
most r.aaonable uiloes.
XT AH WorlTKuaraoieed, azxl patronsg.
resptotfuuypoiioiiM, un.it.yi
I
H. V. MoRTniMEB, Proprietor.
VOL. X., No. 30.
Railroad Guide.
pllILA. REAB1NO RAILROAD
Arrangement of Fawenger Train.
MAY R.D. '8S1
Trains Icare ALLK1STOWK asfollowsi
(TIA rj.HKIOl.N BAlLEOAUk
Fm rblhidclphia.at "4:1., 1.15, 11.40. a.m.. and
1 lu p. Bl.
-UNDAYB.
For PLltadslpblo at M.S0 a. m..3.U t. ra.
ITIA EASl' TKIiKA. UllAHCH.)
For rte-idlng and llnrrtsbntr, 0.00, 8 43 a tn
12.16, 4...i ni-d not. p. m
Vol Lancaaicruud Columbia, C.C0. S.Ca.nj. and
4.10 p m
MTNDAYS
For Veartin ' !9 Hiid ."5p. m.
Korllrrl.lmig. annwa pn nts S.lSn. m.
Trains KOIl A LLE 1 OWii leave a lollowa:
VIA FKRKIOMES RAILROAD.)
Leave Philaaeliiblii. 4.30 7.40 a. ra. and t.00,
1.10 hs S.I P-"..
SUNDAYS.
f.esve rhllarielpbla. 8.0 a. in., a 18 and M.I0
p. tn. '
(VIA EAST rXMSA BtlASCH.I
feavo RsaOlngJtO 10.18a ni..l.l( l.lV-ndS.is
p.'ii. . .
Leave ITari labors; 5..0 7l0snd0.80. a.m., 1.45
ami 4 on n. m.
Leave Lancaster t7!l'a.n! t.nnnit 1 .. p. ro.
r,en-Co'umbln T. a. to 1.10 and i.40 p. m.
tt rom Mng street Depot.
SUNDAYS.
Leave tlendlna-. 7.10 one 9 6 a. m.
Leave Uairlanui . s.'-0 a.m.
Tralna via ' rerklomen Tlonte" marked ll,o
(runonnd fiom Depot Nintu and o-cen
-ir-rl. 1. Iladelpbla, Diner trams to and from
Broad 'trret Devot
Tne 4.T' and 0.45 a. m trains from AHeDtown,
and the M.S and 5.15 p ni. train from Plilla.
drlphia.rla Periiomen Unilro: d.have through
caia tu and Irom Phllrcel.)i:a.
J. K. WOOT1EN.
Otnerpt Manager.
c. a han corK. atn'i ran. a neutt Agtnt.
Muvembei eth
JOHNR.G.WEYSSER,
rnopniETOR of the
West End Browory,
Maucii Cuunk, Pa.
Pure Porter and Lapr Beer
Delivered all over the State.
Octob.r 1.1881 yl
M. HAG AM AN
Hns Removed from Welspnrt and taken up
quarters In the " Old FatziiiKer Store,"
Bank Street, Lehighton,
where old friends and new one. can always
find a choir assortment uf
Dress and Dry Goods,
Notions and Trimmings,
Groceries,
Provisions, &c, &c.
it ini: i.oivkst cash imiice.
Also, always in stork one of Ihe finest and
beet selections of
Clocks. Watches M Jewelry
to be found in this section of thermit, try,
Trices fully us L.w as elsewhere.
HepairinG
done In the best manner, at very moderate
eliargcs. raironage invima. upr zy
Central Carnage Works,
(lank St., Luhigliton, Ta.,
Are prepared to Manufacture
Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs,
Spring Wagon, &c.,
Uf every description. In the most substantial
tuannor, auu ai i.ohcii uasn rrices.
itcpalrlne promptly Attended to.
TREXLER & KREIDLER,
April tt, 1879 yl Proprietors.
PATENT
MAGNUM BONUM
Cloth.es
Washer.
The undersigned respectfully nn'unco
to their friends and the public generally,
thai they have secured the right to manu
facture and Srll this excellent Washing Ma
chino In Carbon and Liurrne counties. This
Is undoubtedly the BEST Washer made,aud
givrs the innst perfect salislactlon to all who
use It. See this machine before you buy
any other. Price $10 00. Address
Yenser & Bartholomew,
Lehighton, Pa.
may 20-8m.
NERVOUS DEBILI Y:
A CUItE GUAKAM'UED.
Or I..C. WEftT'aHKRTB and HRA1N Trut-
Mrnr. i-ivM ino tor uj'ieru. Diaxiuess, con
Tu.niotiF, Mt-rvoua ..cbdaclie. UeuUi jjeorea-
el'iii. Loi of Memor. neiuii oitdipj. liuuo.
tency, lUTomntarr Kmlioit, lrcmtttoru uC
A. cautel by urtreit-iton. elfibue. or
uver-luita'ffdi.ce, wliieli leatt u raiserv. decay
ailll iiCftlh. One box will rnrt rM-int rinci.
Kach box oint ins one inuiith'H tr eatment. One
bv umil iren.ilil on recr int 1 1 once. We roar.
ante ux boxen to cure any care Writ racb
wuerirco rui us 101 ix uoxes. acromoaU'
lea wit i tire AmIIam tre Htll tend the mrrch.is.
eroar wnttfD fcaarniitfv' lorMuru the inn dot
If tne treatment aot-s uoi effect a cure Hoar
sbitws'SHuvu unir wiien ine ireaimeur isorufr
A direct irom n J iHN C WEST A CO.,
HrtU Pr.snrifttnrai. ml A ls W. Wai1iAn nirut
t'ntoroJU. A J I) U it LINO Arent.Ltblgh-
BUlfir KLINE AOO, Wholesale A rents
rpilK SLAUNUTON
PLANING MILL
AKD
Cabinet Ware Factory,
AT SLATIXOl OX.
JOHN BALLIET, Propr.,
Deals lu all kinds and sites l Pine Jtetnlock
Oak and llaid Wova Lnuioer, and Unawpu
pat ud to execute any mvouut of orders tor
DresscD tumbcit
OF ALL, KINDS.
Doors, Saglics, Blinds, Shutterv,
Muuldlngs, Cabinet Ware, &c,
With Proaiptoess.
Brackets Made to Order.
Tii Maehlnerr Is all new and of the best am'
most Improved kinds. I employ none bm tin
beat workmen, uae well seaoueu and uood mu
terial, and am Uiei erore lle t (ruai ante o outiro
niiatactiou to nil who may lavor mewlth a call,
orricr. nv mail niomnilv attended to. Mv
rbariros are mo.. Mutes terms cash, or Interest
charged alter vuiriy oht
01 VE ME A CALTj.
n (nMWri In Ttllllll'DD Will find tt t
i heir advnntngo tu hve sidlnK. floor Jloards
Doors, sasiiea, ruuiiers, o. r niruc u. mi
Fartorr. ....
Maj juiiin ud LiiiE.ii
DANIEL WIEAND,
Carriages,Wagons,Slcighs,&c
' CORKER of
BANK AND IKON STREETS,
LEIIIUHTON. Psnna.,
Particular attention given to
REPAIRING
In all Its dotalls. at the very Lowest Prlres.
Patronnvr rcspec' fully solicited and perfect
satlsfitrtlon uuarni teed.
Deo C. 18;0yl DAN. WIEAND.
G ATARI? H
ELYa
Cream Balm
Effectually olenn
8c tttenvsnt jms-
W5R5!S C0L HEaII I "I virus.
f&&mMC?!U I hoallhy .
uaiarrii.
crtu'ttiir
8 f c t-f-
'it Aim unnri IN 11
v
ton?, nllriys In
flainmntlon, pro
t cti lhi mem
hrnno Irom uridU
tlunal coliU. com.
8- rrflflwl rf'oren
f tie rif- uftHiti
n ml Etnt-ll. ltfne
flcl'il ri'ffufts nro
realized by a few
p a c?r?rE?n uppiipntioin. a
nrtI r--VJthoronjh treat
merit wUfeu'e utarrh Hay Kenr, 3tc. Un
fqiialled forooM Inthehe.nl, AreeaMe to
una. Apply bv the little finder Into Hie ns
trlli. fin receipt ir&0o will mall a pucka ko.
A3-For Sale dy all ilru vlata In Lhluh
ton. ELYS' (J It EAM 1IAL.M '()
nov20-yl Owego, N. V.
JP YOV ARE IN NEED OP
Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps,
or, Gents' Furnishing Goods
GO TO
CLAUSS&. BROTHER
THE POPULAR
Merchant Tailors,
Bank Street, Lehighton.
PHIOES VERY LOW FOR HASH. The
public patronaxe solicited. Julyl-tf
881. HOLIDAYS. 1881
Mrs. C. BeTSCHIRSCHSKY
rteanecfullv announcrstoher friends and th
puhllo Kenrrully, lhat she Is nuw receiving
and opening lor liieir inspection a larxtr
stock than ever ol th. very latest novelties In
Toys & Fancy Goods,
Suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS for
Ynunit and Old. Iltcli und Poor.. Don't lau
to rail early and S'cure nrst chole. and best
bargilns. She also culls thoir attention to
her New, Large and Elrgant aisortnient of
NOTIONS,
comprising Underwear, llerlln and Oerman
town WihiIs. Hosiery, Imported and lio
mestle Klbbons tlloves. Flowers and
a fix assortment of New Designs
IN FANCY ARTICLES
Also, In eonneclton with tbe above, a full
aad complete slock of
GERMAN FRUITS,
LIMBUnOER CHEESE,
Cnndlf & CouTfellon,
together with a varletv of (ioods not eeneral
y aepi in any ouie sior. 111 lonu. .1 juu uu
not see what you want, ask fr It.
A share of publlo patrooage solicited, and
perfect satisfaction guaranteed In price and
quality of goods.
Second St, 2 floors above Iron,
Nov. le, lULmS. LEHIQHTON, Pa.
IggrTlie Carboit Advocate
one year for $1, and Kendall's
Horse Book us a premium.
INDEPENDENT
LEHIGHTON, CARBON COUNTY,
Wilh Meclicine Quality not Quantity is
the greatest impsrtance ; next is the
Knowledge and Enenence to Cor
rectly Frenare aud Dispense the same
At A. J. DURLING'S
porui-An
Mi & My SMciiie Store,
Bank Strce Lehighton,
You can always roly upon (rttln STKIUT
L.Y Puro nod Unadulterated
Drugs and Medicines.
DUItl.INa, carries the largest slock
PATKNT MEIHt 1NI.S la the county.
IIUHIilNU has an eleirant stock uf DRUO
(11T: SUNDhltS, FANCY and Till
1.ET AllTIUIjtiJ for the ladles as well as
he (tenia.
DUKLINO makes HOBE and UATTLE
PtlW IIEItSasieclalty. Hi. iayeirs exper.
Icnef In the drug mislnets gives him a great
advantage In th t line.
TRUSSES, SUPPIIKTEItS andllltAOES
always a largo stock on hand.
,VINK3 and I.IQt'OHS, both foreign and
domestic. He lias a (Jlln ontirapo Wine and
a lry Ualawba Wine. Just splendid anJ
cheap.
WALL PAPERS and HOHDKHS the
largest assortment In tlwn.
flo to DUKMNU'S with your prescrip
tions O.itoDUltMNU'3 for yonr Patent
Medlclirs. v
On to llt'HI.INU'S for ynurrancyarl'cles.
Fanners and horsemen goto lll'KI.INU'.'i
for y our Horse and Cattle Puwders.
aug 6-yl.
A C I?Trr wnntnl.to sell lillson'sMu
rtJAjliI l o IcjI Telephono mid rjlison's
Instantaneous Piano and Organ Music, hn
cloji stump lore. taloane and lenrs.
ElllfiON MUSIC CO.
, Philadelphia. Pa.
WHENCE COMES THE UNBOUNDED
POFULAPM OF
Allcocl's Poms Plasters ?
Because they have proved
themselves the Best External
iemcdy ever invented. They
will cure asthma,colds,coughs,
heumatism, neuralgia, and
any local pains.
Applied to the small ol the
back tliev arc infallible in
Back-Ache, Nervous Debility,
and all Kidney troubles; to
the pit of the stomach they are
a sure cure lor Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaints.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS
PLASTERS are painless, fra
grant, and quick to cure. Be
ware of imitations that blister
and bum. Get ALLCO'lv'S,
the only Genuine Porous
Plaster.
X Feb. 18-13 e. o. w.
TIeaneetrullv annonnre. i ilie lunleof Le-
hlghton and its vicinity, that he is now pre
pared to supply them witn ait minis 01
Household Furniture
Manufactured from Ihe best Seasoned Male
rinia nt Prirea follv n. low.a the taineanlcla,
can be lounht lor elswhere. Here are a few
of the Inducements offered
Parlor Sots al from... 50to80
Walnut idarlile.top Dres.ing t'ase
lirilnaini Saltes. a pieces (40 1015
Palmed lledriann ,.ultes $1 to 140
Clan. SeaUd t'halra. ersetero,... t-d
Otminou liatrs, per set of 6 t
and all oilier (IwmIs etuully cheap.
In this eonneetlnn. I desire to call the at.
tenllon of Ihe people In my ample facilities In
THE UNDERTAKING BUS1ESS
with a NEW and HANDSOME HEARSE,
and a lull llneorUAhKhTti and UUirB,
I am prepared to attend promptly to all er
ders In this Itu. at lowest prices.
Patronag respectfully solicited and th
most au.pl. satlsfactl n guaranteed.
V. SUHWAKTZ.
octll HANK St., Lehighton
OTHrpipYK! ORGANS 27Sliipa.inS!'tslVe.
DDHI11 0 only auu. PiAot5up. Ban
Holtdiiy Inducements Ready, writ or call
in III-: AT I Y. Washtnulon. N.J.
fTThose of our subscrib
ers Retting the Advocate
through tho mail will please
refer to tho direction tab, note
their indebtedness, and remit
the amount. In all cases
wheie we have to send bills
$ WZO Will De Chargea lO COVer
expenses of postage, OtO.
Live and Let Live."
PA., SATURDAY, JUNE
THX DEVIL nSHIHO.
BT WILD DAK.
Ihe Devil it by the rh er lfle
1 be stream of time wbere gov always find
tbtra
He ras casting lile book In the tAsblng tine,
Alid .andlntx his rams on tbe btna behind
I In in.
lie nt at ease In a cov noot-,
And was fll.oK his biskei very fasti
But you raitcht tii e teen thr.t his deafly hook
WasdlOcientlv bstfu 101 every casu
Foi In canftbi them ra fart a) on con 11 count.
L'ttie or tiitc. It tvas all tbe .tmr,
Olo tali was n check for .arete amount
A congr a-maL ns bbed It and out t e came.
I ho next was i rem nhl'h a Ba urn rhone,
Ittaik to the wiitt-r without a sonndi
Ami ouElita wotutn wlio'd lonu iieii known
As the Mst aud tbe pure tu miles around.
Quoth tie DctII, 'This Ch in t Is mUtuY fin a."
Aud he taken a drtok. somuwhst i ntbnscd i
B t tt a par-n-m ht iid nU'iU tbe Hue.
Who e eu his nimt leibyUnff Ua.ts rotaaed
II" tried h'm 1th cold and w.tn flasblnir gems.
Ilnrir isrne aud fortnue a on the Jn
DresMtue rowus with emoro Oered beut,
lint tbe domtUe made ho ai?a.
Then he pi a- ed a woman npon tbe hook;
"I have hiu. Lot,' I" Q ioththo Dt-vil. brtflht
('mug t
And Sitan hta aids with 'aarhter -!k.oH
A be Isuded tuat preaobei as qa.ck as llaht
tolDg.
A Ml -Carrier's Experience.
BT MILLARD QKOBOS.
A great while ago long beforo the lata
nr there wan n voting unu who carried '
the mall betwe. u M idison nnd Mucou.
Georgia. His uatne was Bob IkivIs. lie
iibet bis eyes nud cars pretty well, und
uevur loud a he wad of n good story
told lien. To say " Bob Lovio eajs .o,"
was to Certify to tbe truth of a Bltitemeut,
hich vaa cerUlnly to bis credit; und,
moreover, be ns as honest an tbe da',
ttid could have been eUmited with un
told gold or uncounted diamonds. Mor
ally, be uas very well for mu nuuducuUd
iuau; but be bud on" great failing great
particularly lu tbe eyes of pretty Annie
Wesley, bo otherwise eateemed Bjb per
fection, lie bad allied himself with u
Ct.rliu class of persona who termed
t trnjelvea "free tbiuWra."
This tbtolt.gical difference at last led
to little quarrel; aud Bub tried to get
Aunie out of bis tniud, but failed to do
it; aud Annie was very miserable, as well
lur tbe auke of B b'e uul us for her.etf ;
lor though ebo bud offers u plenty, not
oue not cvtu rich John Grub, who bad
eyer so many acres of land could be
compared for a moment in her rniud to
Bab, had Bub only held proper nenti
ments. 8o, tbongh they kept apart for n whole
mouth, at luxt one bright moruing, as
U.ib rode along, hloly and stupidly for
luni. be saw, sitting under a tree, a little
Uiiure in a ulna nr"ss that ne could not
as to save bis life. Sj ho stopped his
lorae aud called out
Annie, is that you ?"
"Yvh, bob,' said Aunie, showing u
ir (d wet eyes. "I cime hen- on pur-
ose tu see 3 oil. I ve UlKed in tuy pour.
u.ik wiiiu iuiih wurda. out r u talk ko
ucb better tbnu I, that, ol coime, it's
1' uo Use; anil all the while there Is Oue
bo talks so plainly to us, nud tbeuords
are i.errj uud I ve brought tbvui to you,
uud please, deurBjb, to read tbeni, ami
erbaps '
She did not finish the sentence, but
1 iced a pretty Biolu lu Bob's bund.
1 have bnd it bound very nicely for
ou, aud, obi lor my nake read it it will
teaub ou so much, Bob -ao vrry milob.
B b took tbe book. For a moment be
lelt uuuuyed, at.d m.u-h like i-neeriug
it Auuio was very dtar to bun; bo hi
kept bis anger under lor her Bike, tbauk-
ed ber lor bur 'presi-w, aud placed it in
u breast pocket ol Ills voAt.
"As it I were to b i oouverted like a
i'tner in n tract!" said Bb, after he bud
nl den on n piece. "But, women are
not eip.cted to have minds like ours."
vud out of anothet pocket he pulled un
nfliM tract, which a Ineud, uu uubeliev-
t,g doctor, bad loaned hlni, aud fell to
udiug.
It wua not a wise thing, as the event
irnVrd. for the burse, lelt to himselt,
stumbled over goinethiug in the road and
wan luuid, not badly, it seemed, but it
rued Bob to dismount, and stop at a
country store, to examine aud balbe tbe
limb, und then be had to let the beast
uke bis umu time afterward; ko that, iu
itieud of trotting briskly iuto Macon be-
ore suudowu, tbe young nun found
b.uistlt belated, ou a lnmly rt ad, some
nours atlir tne sun bad quite vauisbed
bis horse growing Uuitr.uud his bnpes
ol getting a good, warm ' supper quite
goue.
II tug tbe tract I" growled Bub to
nimseir; "what did I botbtr over it at
all lor?"
lie uave the obnoilous pamphlet a
tohs into an adj'iiniog clump ol bushes,
nud tbnu his mind went back to Auuie
Wesley's liible.
Ue lelt lor it it was safe. Hewhbtd
that bora-bnw be could bo better, and be
talked along ti.tddu bis botse, with tbe
bridle over his aim, in quite a intlnu-
ohidy rnooo?
Suddenly a shadow fill across the road.
Bob lookrd np. Straight betore him sat
a mounted man, with a musk on his face
md pistol iu band.
Halt!" rtmuiandtd tLe ruan, an.
It.), balled.
'Now," resnmed the stranger, "if yon
are quiet, you will come to no barm
only want your mailb.ig I happen to
know Ih.t it is worth something to-night,
and I ve followed Ton from tbe itore up
tonder. There ain't a soul within hear
ing, aud you might a well take it cooly.
I am armed; you are not Hand ov '
the bag.""
'Never 1" vehemently exclaimed Bob
this rnailbag ia in mv enr-j entrusted,
guard it as long as I have breath -in my
body."
"Tbat won't be Iour, then," said the
man coarsely, "if you dou't lUteu to rea
son."
Bob. for reply, mounted hi bora
qnirkly. and determinedly sat behind his
tr sure.
1 Your life's in danger," warned the
robber. "I intend to have tboM, letUrs
I ,nd a life ain't worth much to me, I'm
la ruet uo tooling r
$1.00 a
17, 1882.
If
Arid he look deliberate aim t Bib
Lovio's breast
Bob was unarmed and he loved his
life deurly, but bo was nn coward. It
was useless to try to overcome tbe rob
ber. He had only his fists rather use
less weapons under tbe cirenmstaucesi
but he "showed fight," aud as the rob
ber's nncer kindled ho fired. Tbe aim
was good. The little ball of lead lodged
in Bob's coal, Ju.t where bis heart should
have been, aud Bb staggered.
Uo was shocked rather than hurl; and
in that moment of excitement he remem
bered having heard tbat it Was olten so
in mortal injuries. Frob.tbly he had re
ceived hia death wound, and tbe robber
would walk of with the mall bag, where
Bob knew well reposed the money which
energetio Dick Dvrr had sent to take his
poor old mother from the ulmshouse, aud
other trusts were lu tbat leather bag tbe
hnmble hopes and dreams of those who
wrote the letters twined ab ut them.
The doctor and his infidel tract bad
done Bob Lovio little good; but he wu
hi. nest and kindly yet.
I'll fight till I die," he said to him-
sell; "aud help may come and th mail
bag saved; even if I should die lu the
struggle.
lie leaped from his h;rse and sprang
upon the highwayman with tbe ferocity
and desperation of a wounded tiger, aud
so vigorous aud determined was the as
sault that the robber was soon tumbled
Irom his horse nnd lay sprawling iu the
road.
Then commenced a desperate struggle
for the pistol a heavily mouututl,.u.gle
barreled Derringer, lnuuh iu vogue in
those da;s.
Both were poworful, athleclic men.but
Bub wan nerved with the energy ut dts
pair,uud he finally wrenched the weapon
lruui tne rubber's grasp.
With a couple ol well-diricted blows
Irom tbe pistol-butt, Bob stretched tbe
villain beuaelcss and blcedlug at bis feet,
and tbeu he cooly wit down on Iho pros
trate man to keep guurd, expectiLg to
die evety moment and wonderiug wLy he
did not, bnt hoping that help might ar
rive bifure the fellow should recover bis
senses.
About that time a parly of yonug men
who had started out lor a coon hunt and
had been attracted by the piatol sunt,
came up with their huge, flaring toiches
and a score of ugly-loouking dogs at
tueir heels.
They all knew Bob L'jvic well, and tho
most zuilouu among tbem were lor ilea
pu.cuiug the miscreant at once; but the
ui..j rily of them were in iuvur ui biud
lug htm und c.irrying him to Alacou to
meet bis just puuisbmeuiUt the Laud 01
justice, aud with tuia party' Bob agreed
mUo.
Bob began to feel weak now lhat the
urdeul wus over, aud he and the pres-
ciuus lUiiil-puuuh were safe among nis
trituds. ill J breast began to paiu Uiui,
aud he expected eVtry moment to leel
tho fatal luiutness ol death stealing uvtr
him, tor there was tbe great, jagged uol
iu his uo,,t, just abdVe bis heart, and the
deadly iniislle must be in hi u some-
where.
A lew uupleusAUt misgiving? troubled
him, as ho was lojkiug loruvutn, whicu
proved that li .b'n hopes ot tUe future
were nut so sailntivtoiy u- he UiighL huve
wished, and bos gbeil a lillieua the new
coiueis questioned ldrn.
"It eut in here," he said, gravely,
aud curtlully touching theouituous hoi..
1 don't leel much iaiu, but it must be
tbat It is bleeUing iuwaioly," uud Bob
sighed aaiu.
Tb-n he cautiously unbuttoned bis
heavy coat, when out dropped Auniu
Wfcaloy'g littlu Bibld with the build in.
budded deeply iu its sacred pages it had
saved bis 111 e.
Tbe tears sprang into Bob's eyes, uu-
bidden, while the others stared lu mute
amazement, first at Bob, then at the un
expected appearaucu or a Bible iu Bjb
Lovio's coat, for his iulidel opinions bud
been well known, aud it was odd enough
to find him wearing such a book next to
bis heart.
But everyone was too glad to fiud Bob
unhurt to care for anything ele, aud so
they asked him for no explanutiuu, but
with three routing cheers, started toward
tue city with their peisoner securely
bound.
Bub followed, leading bis horse, and
keepiug an eye ou tbe rnailbag, aud be
thought well, what he thought may be
divined from tho fact that six mouths uf'
ler Aunie Wesley found ber lover by ber
side ut church, aud heard Irom bis owu
lips that be bad not half bo high an
opinion of bis own sniartueos uud that of
hu infidel friend, the doctor, as formerly,
aud tbat he believed she was right alter
all.
And so, soon after, they were married,
aud for these many years have been liv
ing Vrry happily iu tbe beautllul village
ol Madisuu.
PEABLS OF THOUGHT.
Ilppuiess is something to hope for
aud something to love.
Every man 1. occasionally what he
ought to be perpetuully.
It is a good thing to learn caution
by tbe miafortuuesof others.
A soret is too ilttl. for on, qnlt
enough for two.and altog.th.r too much
for three.
Many men employ their first years so
as to make their last years very miser
able.
It is faith that builds the bridge of
prayer which spans tbe chasm of humau
need.
Let no one overload yon with favors;
yon will find It a must insufferable bur
den.
Gratitude U a fmlt of grwtt enltlva
tlou, and is not te be found among gross
nem-1...
It is with bannlnes at with watchr
the less complicated tbe leas easily de
ranged.
There are more fool than snges;and
snvmx the sga iier is mors folly than
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SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.
Grapes exposed to sunlight contain,
according to Dr. A. L. do Villmova,
3 per cent, more sugar nnd more than
1 per cent, less acid than those which
have remained secluded from the sun
liaht. Tbe olty of Paris ban graced a, piece
of ground iu the ptirk of Moutnotiris tor
a school of li a eldogy, ThensJi.lius ct
(such as bees nud bilk-oiiu), the aux
iliary lUbtcU (such as those tistlul to
plants), and the noxious insects will all
be studied,
The gathering In of cloth stretched
in the 1-irge bleacu-luld is a new Euro
pean application of tbu Uectrio railway.
The railway constructed has twenty-one
branches, each about a third ot a mile
iu length. Tbe pieces of cloth are con
nected at tbe ends so as to lorm long
lengths, uiid the railway trucks roll up
as much in hill an hour as could be done
by the old method in bulf a Say or even
mure.
Tue present increase of the popula
tion of England irum excels of births
over deaths is about 1 J jur ceuUmd Ml.
Proctor computes that if the world had
started with 1,000.1)00 iuhabllauts 5,000
years ago (an tsiiiuuto probably far too
low) and hud made an uuilortn increase
at that rate, the earth's preieut poptil,-1
Hon would be 213.800.000,000.000,000,
000,000,000,000,000,000,000. Even II
tbe world's popnlaliou bad been only 10.
4,000 years, ago, aud the same rate of in
crease had been kept up that is no v iu
program in England, tbe number would
now be bo gr.nt that 122 000,000 010
s.icb globes as thii erath would m.li give
standing room lor the vast p pulatiou,
supposing the eutiro surface ol'eucu (,lobe
to be occupied.
French government commissions
seem to favor attempting to form uu iu-
Uud Algerian sea byllo log tbe Diseit
of Sahara, notwithstanding the objec
tions made.
Thj fifty-second annual meeting ol
the British association for tbe advance
ment of science und philosophy wilj
commence its session nt tioutnnmptun.
August 23d; the French associationV
elevcntb meeting, August 21; aud the
American ussociatiou's thirty-first meet
ing at Moutrtnl, August 23. Some ol
tbe most remarkable discoveries of the
year are. usually announced ut the.it
great gatherings of most distinguished
savants.
The failure of seeds In grow during
the cold season proves th tt n higher tem
perature Is necessary f r their uermim
tlou. and It is u very ntttiral supposition
that tbe b-st results nro to be obtained
when the heat has been raised to a hiuh
a degree as posaUle without destroyiu
the seeds. Prof, II. Ballott shows thai
this is lor Irom being tbe cn-e with all
kinds of seeds. Iu an experiment re
peated severul times he has obtained a
much nicro rapid growth Irom almond
aud waluut seeds lu a bouae kept at a
tempeiature varying during tha twenty-
four hours from 41 to 53 d grces Fabteu
b?it than in a hoa-,e healed from 59 to
77 degreis. Furtnermure, the pUiith
started in the warmer bouse vwsro earlier
urinated in tbeir dev. lot mriil than those
trum the cool bou-e. A lurlber study of
Ibis subject might lead lo imj.'or ui.t te-
nulla in showing tbe most laY,rublelem
peratnre for hoi-bousts lor tbe variou
kinds i f eejils, and u polutmg out t i
plants whioh cauui.t bo pr, fitubly lurciil
in bnt-houhes.
TlvKau, the i mlncut French nntnr
ullst, fiuda thai a Jiut-biig can exert a
great a toroe in pr.ipurtiou to its size as
a looomotive.
Euglish micrnsoopiats bave gtveu
various facts showing tbut htimjt. sut
j.cts have been iu many cases infected
with hlaria a much drrtuded wnu-p.iru
aite by tbe stiugs from uiutquiuxi-.
Tbehe pururites breed in couull .s tiuni
bers in tbe human body, u.ually iuvd
ing the circulation iu tbe evening, in
cte.siiig till midnight, and then retiring
to other parts of the, hy.teiu.
II. Renau has expressed the opluion
tbat n cutury heuco mankind will study
little tlse than pbysie-al science.
The curium ideas concerning nat
ural pbenomeua eutirtaiue bytboJap
aueae a few decades ago are illustrate d
bv a work teachini; of "II, aveu aud
Earth," wrltteu iu 1821 and ju-t trans
lated iuto English. Accordlug to tl.i
work. Ihe earth and the htttveiis are gov
erued by a maleand a femde principl
llaln is a changed lonu ot tbe male priu
ciple, aud the vapor tiuder the e.irtb of
the li male principle. Toe earth is lb
ruolher of nil tbiug; nud heav u
is the air or wiu.l lu wliicli the hl.lt.iiig
sun, moon and bUri ra hung. Tb
heaveUH move from out to w.'st o utra'
ry to the motion of ruuutng w.ittr.akicb
iuu4 fiom West in ea.it. o due of tb
water in tbe earth fl.is to tue north,
wnere it U turned into vapor by lb
vnrihair, aud fi rms clouds which are in
turn chunked to ruin by tbu wind, In
tbe male season, or i-uumier, tbe qnaiiti
ty of water increases; while
dlmluiahts iu winter tbe female prinel
pie. Thunder U produced by Ihe mm
ullng of tb male aud femtle priuclplea.
A kind of beast ia said to move iu tbe air
with tbe thunder, whioh is not oonaid
ered string-, because at a certain island
about 10 000 miles from Jap.n then It a
bird which ia covered with lur iuntad of
fratbers, and which eats fire. Earth
nnuktsnre riblerraneati thunder Snow
is vapor which has become frozmi) fng is
alio this vapor; hizs is thn vapir tuix-il
with volcaun smoke. Tue vm r proui
lets in conclusion to make the aolion of
nature such as r.iu, wind, ,te, qulU-
olearatauotbertime. Sisehw sJaBn w-
selriice amoug th eduovt dcbse a hull
ocutury ago,
An alkaloid from tba micilln, a tr
of Tnoatan. la recommended by Dr. Ro
sado as superior to quuiue In tbe treat
memt of t.utrwitlU iv(,
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AT VERY LOW t BICES.
After an enthusiastic lover spends
two hours' bard labor over a letter to hit
girl, and then mars Its beauty by spill,
ing n drop of ink on it, he first sweats
in a scientific manner for a few minutes,
and then draws a circles round th blot,
uud tells her It is a kiss; and she, poor
tblnp, believes It,
A -olt bummer turneth away no's:
Ofd lady "Oh, crrpc ntr yes while
jon w te at dinnir I ah I -tied sod
rogi round tbe bead of your hammer, a
I found the noise of it this morning dlt
turned me very much, Voa will lud It
muah pleaaanter,"
"ETJCHUPAIBA,"
Quirk, complete, cure, all annoying KM
ney, Uladder and Urinary Diseases. 1
Druggists.
Referred: This purports to bea.lit-
eral traLsUtion from tb German.
Pretty wlf, kin,' said Herr Y to his
young neighbor-ess, "give you tne yet a
a kins-let. I ask only out of curiosity,
because I gladly know would whether
rom your mouth sweeter tastes than
that my Iran.' 'Neighbor,' replied she,
uappislily, 'ask you only my husband;
he has you dear frau mauy a kiss given;
he must know."'
Dyspepsia, the bile bear of epicureans.
will be relieved by brown's Iron Bitten.
-Tbe little sister: "Well, my llttl
girl," said a New Haven gentleman to a
Iriend's "preciinust," "aren't you going
losing fur me?' "No, sir, I'm not a
.dnyer." "Now, I thought you was a
little Gingrr." "Ob, no. I only slug a
little lo dolly " "But I'll be your del
"Your too big. I guess sister Jen-I-
won dn't mind It if was her's, Ghe
said )in were just splendil." Sudden
ttlin in tbe back room, where Jennia
as busy,
George Velter, Justlre of the Peace, Tel.
In, Ohio, says: "I was troubled with sciatica
kidney disease, for years, at times had
logiitiii rriitt'hes and suffered untold agony.
Prof. Oiiilmeltn'e Kidney Pad cured me In
three weeks. Wholesale aud retail by Dr.
Horn, Lehighton,
A rich soil; "How is tbe soil of
Kansas 7" asked on of the group, as tb
avcltr paused. "Richest in the world,
ir." was the reply. "I know a New
York late man who went to Kama
seven years ago with rnly fiften dollar
in cash and (je is now worth $20,000,"
Whewl what did he raise principally!
I believe it was a check, sir, but they
couldn't exactly prove it on him I Think
f a soil that will raise u bank cheok from
J190 lo 19.000. aud in a backward sea-
suu at that 1"
Useless Fright,
worry about anv liver, kldner or
To
urinary trouble, especially Origin's Disease
or diabetes, as lion Bitters never fails of a
cure where a cure is possible. Wo know thir.
Ho resumed: "Father," said a young
tuau, as he leaned ou his boo, "they say
the balance of trade is agin us." "They
do, eb ?" "And tbat our bank reserve
are rapidly diminishing." "Da tell I"
Aud tbat railroad extension has coma
ton halt." "Well, I swan I" "And tbat
the volume of securilies is substantially
without a market." "Great an'ukesl
Well, I never. And do they say any
thing about a feller stopp.ng to lean on
bis boo to talk when he might just
well talk and hoe, too?" Reuben spit on
bis Lauds and resumed
Bewaro of Imitations,
Tha delicate odor id Klureabm Coloirn I)
entirely novel. Look for signature of Ills
cox A- Co,, N. Y,, ou every bottle.
Benefit ol astrouomical knowledge!
"Thirty days iu solitary confinement,"
a the M-utence pronounced against
Jim Webster by an Austin Judge,
" t hirty days," asked the man. "Thirty
days." was tbe respouse. "Look hab,
b-irs. you gib me thirty days last winter
for de same 'leuce wbeu de days were a
heap shorter dan (ley is now. Ain't yon
koiug to allow de nsnsl discount on ae
on nt of de signs in de godiackle?" A
look of intelligence appeared ou the ju
dicial lace and spread all over It "I de
el ire, I Inrgot the days were not alwayg
of the same leugtb. I'll make it twenty
lays solitary oobflnemeut lusttal of
thirty." 'Tell me dat book larniu' don't
do u ulggab no good. I gets out ten day
anouer. nil owiu' to my babln' studied
up de symptoms ob de zodlackle," re
marked Jim Webster, as the constable
le 1 bim ofi m j dl.
If rmi experience bad taste in mouth,
sallotrness ,r yellow color of skin, feel stu
pid and drowsy, appetite unsteady .frequent
lie.idiii'hfl or diisihesa, you are "bilious,"
.ml nothing will arouse your liver to se
tlou aimI strengthen up your svstem equal
to Dr. Pierre's "Ooldcn Medical Discovery."
By druggists.
An old siuiier: An eld.rf whll
bapiuiog converts nt a Goliad, Teias,
r.vlvul meeting, advanced with a wiry,
shutp-eyed old chap iu tbe water. H
asset! the usual qnestion, whether th.r
una any tea -on shy the ordinance of
biptiam should notjba adniluUt -ml. Af
ter a pans a (all, powerful-looking man,
who was looking quietly on, remarked:
-Elder, I don't want to interfere la
your buslues:, but 1 want to say tbat
ibis Is an old eluner you bave got hold,
of, aud that one dip won't do bird any
irood. II you want to get tb tins oat of
him you'll have td anchor him out In tha
deep water all night.
J
"Unjoy tour Life''
Is good philosophy, but to do u you must
have health. II bilious and Constipated, er
lil.aal it nut of nrdrr. use Ot. Pierc't
"rie.Miit Purgative Pellels," Which ar
mild vet certain ic their operation. By ill
druggists.
Hanging I capital pa uhment,
peoially when you're baugiug on torn
gook-l .oking girl arm.
A Sonanxa Hint
of health Is to b. l-.iind in Dr. R. V. Flame's
"Favorite Prescription," to tbe merits of
whieh ss s remedy for f.mal wetkottt and
klndr.d affections thousands testify,
A mm de not necta-arily talk
suit w ba Ue spax Ut ocy-rnl!tl-lf