til?",. i i i.v.T-iLUgi.M.;J.-y
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ithtf&iamnsofffnrt&RiioiJ Ai"vooatk that
'njiWwi itM!frSi ;uhknnwn firtlcSJor
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I '$tichiuseqaent insertion t. 25 cU.
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CARDS.
Attorneys.
isexttioKKK Ari o6olaKLLon at law,
dim stsist,t.siosTOii,Pi.
...ilj j clUrtlnn Aosncr Wllllluysnd
8.11 K,.l Kitatr. .Oonveysnclng .iwitly done Col
sttlsns promptly mads. Hettllng Kalatas of Us-
d.nti spssUHr. May be consulted in nnginn
aaUtrmtn. Nci.iz.
"tw.'ob'oLtfrL. i. n. wAtt'smi rtMeMKKN.
(Late Assistant Oom'r of Patents.)
B. E WARNER SCO Attorneys at Law,
.Warnkr HuiLdivo,
WAS 11 IN l TON , D. 0.
Attention given to Patent and Mlnln cases,
Lands, Pensions. Hounlles, and Hovernm-nt
rEIiysicians.aud Dentists.
1 ' 1 1 j i i ' .
, 'pitYSIOlAN , AND SURGEON,
Sr-etl.l sttentlon 'rU to Chronlt Diseases.
Offles: South East corner Iron and 2nd sts-bo-hljhlon.Pa.
April 3, 1875.
B. EEI1EH, M. D.
U.,8lExtnlntnK Surgeon,
pnAOTieiNoVlIYBIllIAN andSOKOEoN.
OEriCEtiilankStreot, HrBEB'b ULOOK, Lehigh
'"jjar'toeoonsatiea la tlio Germ -n LauguaKO.
U. WILL W. KEUElt,
MAIN STBEET,
PikuTTILtK, (lARDOX COUWTIT, PA.
Mav be oonsulled la the English or German
W?A. Cortright, D.D.S.,
OFFICE : OpiKisite the "uroadway House,"
f 1 1 MVUOh- Chunk, Pa.
Patients have the benrfit of Hie lntest lm
lirovements In. rnei-hnnlwl nppllanrea and
li... iu..t mntiimii lirtreatlneni in nil surutctl
cntn. NITHtlUS-OXIHK ndmlnlMcml II
dulred. If posill.lc, perinns resiumi! vumiio
.of Mauch Chunk, should make eiigaircnicnls
Iimall. J)M
JL- . CON VKYANURH,
Ann
GKNERAL INSURANCE AOENT
iTh .Mlowloil Owapanles re ltepresented:
LUllA.S )N MUrUALFIKK,
' RliAlllMQ 11 II I'll A L I'l HE,
VOMINCl F1UE,
por i'mviliiK pina, -
I.UHKin KjRK.aiid thelltAV
' .RLEUn AliOID'JNT lHStTHANUH,
i: Also" roansvlvanli and iluttml llocse Thief
' eteollvcann m-uram-ej "'"l'aiiy.
Marenil.Wl mos. KEMKBEB,
Joctt Bou.Dii.0, MAUUH CHUNK, Pa.
' ; Fire -Insurance Agent.
S- POLl'MES In SAKE Companies only,
at Beasunable Hates. Aug. 'J3-yl
ARBON HOUSE,
UAUDEMI1USII, PnOPniETOIl,
Iaxe St., LamortTOK, Pa.
"rt. flAnnnW II nnaa. lifers llrst.class aceom
raodatlnas to Ihe Traveilnir public Honnllna
iallnas to me i ravennir puum-. nuiuuttia
the nav or vi"eok on lteasmiahle Terms
eloe Cigars, Wines and l.innors alwuy on
id. (Joed Sheds aud Stables, nlih nitre-
br the
It. llostlsra, attaebed. April ltl-yl
JOHN F. HALBACII,
Instructor of Music,
'(Piano, Organ, Voice and Theory.)
LEIIIGHTON, PA.
Sole agent for the
WEBEK PIANOS and tin NEW ENG
LAND OliOANS i
Jtad dealer In all kinds or Planosand Orgmr
Terms low and easy. Slate, lumber, bricks,
cts., taken In exchange.
Sheet Miiite and books furnished en short
notice. t
For jiarUculars, terms, fco., Address,
' -JOHN F. HALBAOH.
Aug 1, ;nif-ly.
Lehlishton, Pa.
D
.VYIU EK II CRT'S
Livery & Sale Stables
uawk sTHKiaT.LKiiluuTO.nf, i'
FAST TROT I'INQ HORSES,
ELEtiAUT CARRIAGES,
And Miitlrelr LOWKIt PHIOES than any
oiue livery in in woaniy.
Large ana hmil.omo Carnages far Funeral
varaoses ana weooinxs. jjaviu i.uaivur
nov. JJ. 171
W W. RAUDENBUSH
Resneetlnlly announei tn the public that he
has opened a NEW LIVERY aTAIILK In
Mnneetlon with his hotel, and Is prepared to
famish Teams for
Funerals, Weddings or Bisiness Trips.
en shortest netleeand most liberal terms. All
orders left at the "Carbon House" will receive
pioiupt attention Stable on North S'reet,
next the hotel, Lehlgbloa. JanZ2.yl
A Bible Commentary.
Hlghlv endorsed by Representative Men
.of ill Churches. Lowest prieml book pub
lished. Address NiUES & WuiTLnnic.llillt
dale, Mleh,-, ' apr8 cor
is"
n
h
H. V. roRTinstEn, Proprietor. " INDEPENDENT ' 5 Live aild Let Live.' l-00 a Year if Paid in Advauce.
VOL. X., No 37. LEIIIGHTON, CARBON COUNTY, PA., SATURDAY AUGUST 5, 1882. If not paid in advance, 1.25
Railroad Guide.
pl'lII.A. A HIOAOIPTG KAILIIOAD
Arrangement of Passenger. Trains.
may an. IM1
Trains lcavo ALLEi.'roWN asfollowsi
TU ritttKIOHEK BAlLHOiU)
Tnr Philadelphia, at "4:3., C4S, IMO.n.m.. and
J. 10 p. in.
hUNDAYP.
For Philadelphia at 4.30 n. m..3.J8 t. m.
I VIA KA&1' fF.SKA. BnAKCU'.l
ForRenllng and Ilntrlatiuiir, e.DO, 8.43a ru
I2.IS. 4.".u and 06p. m
Tor Lancnletnd Columbia, C.C0. 8. Ca.ro. and
4.J0U ra" . -
f-'UNDAVS.
For Jieadint 4 St and o.i t p. m.
Kuril nit Isbnrg, and WB o nts Lltn. n.
Trains FOB A LLK si OWN leave as follows:
VIA PgKKIOMItN ItAILKOAB.)
Leave rhlladelnlilii. 4.30 7.40 a. ru. and 1.09,
1.30 .iua 5.1 w. in
KUKDAY.s.
boive Philadelphia, 8.W a. m., 8 16 and M.30
p. IU,
(VIA HABT FKNNA BIUKCII.I
cavo rteadlne.7 10 10.15n-m..2.C0 J.St,mrtC.I5
.',.i.
r.eavo nnrtlsburg 6.0 7 to andO.50.
a. m..
1.4S
Ri.il I uo i. m.
Leave Lancaster t7.3'n.ro l.(V and tl.io p. in.
r,cai"Co'iinibl!i .i a. ro J.10 and S.40 p. ro.
I From liingbtreot Depot.
SUNDAYS.
Leave neadtnir. 7.S0ane 9.6 a.m.
I.euvc HuirlKini:,6.'.0a.ni.
Tialnsvln PerHomen noute" marked lt.fl
() run 'o (.nd rioin Depot Nitit
arid Oi-een
(irels. 1 lladelplda,
oibor troius to and from
llro id meet Dc-ot
Tne 4.1 and (1.45 n.m tialna from Allentoirn
nd the "1.3 aiid 5.161). m. tram from Plilla.
rit'lpliin.Mn l'rr Jinn'"" Hnilro d.uate tbroneli
aiatoaud Iroiu riillpcei n;a.
K. WOOT1EN.
Qeueroi Sfanaaer.
c. a nANcoric. am'i rati. & ntket Aotnt.
Piuvciuuei bin
JOHNR.G.WEYSSER,
mtonuETon of the
West End Brewery,
Maucii Chunk, Pa.
Pure Porter and Lapr Beer
Delivered all over the State.
October 8. 1881 yl
M. n.-VGAHIAN
IIu3 Hi'innyeil from Wi-iMort mid laken up
quarters In tho " Old Falziuner Store,"
Bank Street, Lehighton,
where old Irin-ls and new nue can always
find u rhoice Hrs'trliuetil of
Dress and Dry Goods,
Notions and Trimmings,
Groceries,
Provisions, &c, &c.
at Tim: i.ovrKir oamj im:ici
Also, always in stock one nf the finest anil
best Beleciions.of
Clocks. Watcta and Jewelry
to be found in tills km t inn of 1l.eountry, at
1 ru'f s hilly us Jjw as elsewhere.
HepairinG-
lone'ln tlip lest mnnne-. at very mndorato
etiurgce. Patronage ttmtfd, aprS 2y
Central Carriage Works,
Bank St.. Lciiiglitou. Pa.,
Are jireparod to manufacture
Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs,
Spring Wagon, &c,
Uf every description, In the most substantial
manner, auu at i.vwcst casn Prices.
Ht'inlrlii Promptly Attended to.
TKEXI.ER & KUEini.En,
April 2fl, 1870 yl Proprietors.
PATENT
MAGNUM BOXUM
lotnes
Wasiier.
The undersijned respectfully announce
tn tlirlr friends and the pulillo generally,
that they have 6eciireil tho right to inanu
fjrture anil 6rll tins excellent Washing Ma
chino in Carbon ami Lueerne counties. Tliu
is undoubtedly the BEST Washer niade.and
Rives the most wrleet satislaclion to all tvhu
nto It. See this machine before, vou buy
any other. I'ricoSIOOO. Address
Yensor & Bartholomew,
Lehighton, Pa.
may 2D dm.
NERVOUS DEB1LI Y:
A CURE (JUARANTEEn.
l)r o. West's 1. FitvR and Iirain Tbeat
Ml:.T. a nierluc ior ItjUerl.i, IhizIiksu, Oou
vuimoua, Miivous ..eud'.cbe. Menial Iieprea
slon.LoHaof Memurt. poima nu-lioea, Impo.
tency, luvomntarr Kmlaio;H. Premuiure Old
Ago, cnueti bv over exi.it on, telr-ubuse. or
overduiluigenco, lacb leacato iun.err. decav
ami ticnth. One box will euro ncout ca.ca.
Kacn box cnut inaoue n.unth'. tieutuifui, one
doliar a vox or six i.oxalortlvodollrai ecnt
Ur mail uiepahi mi receipt 1 1 price. Wo auar
auiee aix boxes to euro auy care With each
I'lder icce.ve.lb. ua foi lx boxes oceoaiuali
lo wit.i nve doliai . we mill . ud the tiurehaa
rr out written guarantee to return the ini.uev
If inotreaiuientdora uni elf.ciacure Hoar
Miter. tatuiduulv when the treatment laord'r.
ed direct iroiu n. JijIIN c vvisht CO..
Sole IT "oilelors, 181 .6 K3 w. Vadiann street
ruioego.IU. A J DUltLINO Auent, 1 ehlgu:
ton Pa.
i?.?,F.II.K1IJiE "(.. Wholesale Asnts
Phaxdeljdua. seit.:,'lly
rpitK SLA'J'IMUTOJi
PLANING MIL
AND
Cabinet Ware Factory,
ATSLATIXniOX.
JOHN BALLIET, Propr.,
'DeMs In nil kinds onrt sites of PJho, Hemlock
Oak una Hatd wood Lumber, nud la now pie
parea 10 execute any hivouui ot orucrs ior
DresseB Lumfoell.
OF ALA, KIKD9.
Doorg, Sashes, Blinds, Slmttcry,
Jlouldliigs, CrtbliiGtVaro, &c,
With PrOinplness.
Brackets Made to Order.
The Machinery is all now and ot the best anil
must Improved kinds. I employ none but the
best workmen, utte well sra.ouod and good ma
terlal, and am Ihei efore able tn pnai antec eutlro
atilactlon to all who niavlnvor mewlth a call.
Onlcra uv mail piompily attended to. Mv
rlDtraei are moderatei termi cash, or inteicst
charged alter thirty days
Q1VK ME A CALL,
rr?" 1 hose rn?aced In Bnild'ne will find It t
heir advantage to h'lVe Mdluir. Floor iloarda
Doors, saalics. hu tiers, dio.. Ac, mrdeatthl
Fei'tory.
alar juna haluiki.
DANIEL W1EAND,
Carriages,AVagons,Sleighs,&c
COKNEU OF
BANK AJil) IK0S STREETS,
LEHIHHTON. Penna.,'
Particular attention given to
REPAIRING
tn all Its dotntlff. at the very Toveest rrlcea.
Patronairo rosneelfullv eollcllcd and nerfect
paUp far lion uuaraLtcod.
Dec 6. 1879-yl DAN. WIEAND,
D ATARRH
ELYa'
Cream Balm
L"l WIG
Ehcctuallyolcan
VOCAM oWleM ses thonsil ims
. T IV r iV v-.., h mat, ft ill I'ntnrrl,.
al virus, cuuhin
healthy Mcrc
Mnns, allays In
flammation, .ro
t cts tliH mem.
hrane (rom iiddU
tlonal cuhU. com
plitety htul? the
srcsiind resinrcs
ihe scn? oftuste
HAtAtPASSAa'-WyjSJ-
and simtl. lleno-
ncnl results arc
realized by a few
applications. A
t heron nh treat.
ment will cure ratarrli Hay Fever, &c. Un
i qnnlletl Torcoldy In the head. Afcreeable to
Ufa. Apply by the little Anger Into the nos
trils, i m receipt ofoOo will mall a p.ickaifo.
T$- Fur Sntn hy all tlru Khts In Lclififh
ton. EIYYS'UKKAM '(.,
novXQ-yl Uwcgo, N. Y,
JP YOU ARE IN NEED OF
Boots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps,
or, Gents' Furnishing Goods
GO TO
CLAUSS & BROTHER
THE POPULAR
Merchant Tailors,
Bank Street, Lehighton.
PRIOES VERY LOW FOIt OASH. The
publlo patronage solicited. Juljl-tf
1881. HOLIDAYS. 1881.
Mrs. C. DeTSCHIRSCHSKY !
Ilespeeifully announces tober friends and the
public grnrnlly, lhat she Is now receiving
and opening for their In-pen Ion a larger
stock (ban ever of the very latest novelties lo
Toys & Fancy Goods,
Suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS for
Young and Old. Rich and Poor,. Don't fall
lo rati early and scure tlrst choice and best
bargains. She also calls Ihe'r attention lo
tier New, Large and Elegant assortment of
NOTIONS,
comprising Underwear, Herlln and Ocrman.
town Wools. Hosiery, Imported aud Do
mestic Ribbons (lloves. Flowers and
n Pin assortment ot New Dostgns
IN FANCY ARTICLES
Also, tn connection with the above, a full
and complete stock of
GERMAN FRUITS,
LIJIllURQEIt CHEESE.
- ' CanillfS & roufoelloiis,
together with a variety of Goods not general
ly kept In any other store In town. If jou do
cot sre what you want, ask Pir It.
A share of public patronage solicited, and
perfect satisfaction guaranteed In prlco and
quality or goods.
SecoEu St., 2 floors auove Iron,
Nov. S, 1681-mS. LEU1QHTON, Pa.
The Carbon Advocate
one year for $1, and Kendall's
Horse Book as a premium.
With Medicine Quality not Quantity is
the neatest importance; next is the
Knowleflffi) aim menence to utr
rectly EreBare and Dispense the same
At A. J. DURLING'S
POPULAR
Dri & Family Mlm Store,
Bank Strec Lehighton,
You can always rely upon Return? STltlOT
LY Pure and Unadulterated
Drugs and Medicines.
DUULINU. carries the larircet Block
PAT1.NT MEDIl INtS In the county.
DUIIL1NO has an clm-ant strck of DJiUO-
OlSTJ SIlMIMtB, FANUY and T)I
LKT AltTlOLES for tho ladles al Well as
Ihe nenln.
DUltLINO mnkes HOUsn and OATTLE
IUJWDKHS a sneclalty. HislS yoirs exber-
lehce In tho irug business gives him a great
uilvniiluKe In Hi it line.
TUtlSSKS. SUPPIlRTKItSandUKAUES
always a largo slock on hand.
iVINKS and LICH'OIIS, both forclRn nnd
domestic, lie lias a (Jlluiou (irape Wine and
a 1 1 r y Uatanba Wine. Just splendid and
cheap.
WALL PAPK1IS and HOUDERS the
largest assortment In town.
Clo to UUHLINU'S with your prescrip
tions (In to UUKLINU'S lor your Patent
Medicines.
Oo to DURLINH'S for yourfancvart'cleS.
Farmers and horsemen goto IiliRLlNGM
for your Horse and Uattlu Powders.
A fJlfV'rC! wanted.losell Edison's I
tJljl 1 O C., Telephone and Kills
Mus.
tihone and hdlson's
Instantaneous Piano and Organ Music. Ln.
close stamp lor catalogue and terms.
EUISON MUSIO CO., Philadelphia. Pa.
dec. !2tuiG.
WHEMCE COMES THE DSBODHDED
POPULARITY OF
Allcoct's Porous Plasters ?
Because they have proved
themselves the Best External
Remedy ever invented. They
will cure asthma,colds,coughs,
rheumatism, neuralgia, and
any local pains.
Applied to the small of the
hack . they arc infiiHihlg, , in
Back-Ache, Nervous Debility,
and all Kidney troubles; to
the pit of the stomach they are
a sure cure ior Dyspepsia and
Liver Pomplaints.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS
PLASTERS arc painless, fra
grant, and quick to cure. Be
ware of imitations that blister
and burn. Get ALLCOPK'S,
the only Genuine Porous
Plaster.
Feb. 18-13 c. o. v.
Respectfully announces i the peoplo of Lo.
hlghton and Its vicinity, that ho is now pro.
pared to supply them
wit
th all kinds of
Household
Furniture
Manufactured from the beet Reasoned Mate-
rtnls at Pr ees fully m low as theraine article.
can bo taught lor tls-whero. Here are a few
ot the Inducements offered'
Parlor Sets at Irora $50 to $00
watnut ltiarntciop ures'in t.aso
lledroom Suites. 3 nieces atO to AQS
Painted Jledromn Sultrs 18tofl0
Oane Seated (Jhatri1, per set of6.... ss
Oommon i hairs, per .et of C $1
ami an oinor uoous equally enap.
In this connection. 1 desire to call the at
tentlon of the people to in v ample facilities In
THE UNDERTAKING BUSING
with a NEW and HANDSOME UKARSK,
and a lull llneofUAMCLTS nnd COFFINS,
1 am prepaied to attend promptly to all or
ders In Ibis Hue. at lowest prices.
Patronage rerpectlully solicited and the
most ample satisfaction guaranteed.
V. SCHWARTZ,
octll HANK St., L hlghton.
I? 0HGAN8 27Stnps.l0 8et6noeds
only too. PiAKoa$l25up. Rare
Holiday Inducements Readv. Write or call
on HKATTV, Washington. N.J. .
(jEsjpThose of our subscribe
ers getting, the Advocate
through the mail will please
refer to the direction tab, note
their indebtedness, and remit
the amount. In all eases
where we have to send hills
$1.25 will be charged to cover
expenses of postago, etc.
DABWIN1SM IN TIIE KITCHESi
I was tnltln' oft tliy boniiet
One afternoon at tlirte,
Vhen a hinscck Juntpcil upon It
As provcil to he a flea.
Tlicn t takes it to ttie grate,
hel ween the bars lo slick it;
But I hadn't Innj; to watt
Ere It cli rinsed Into a cricket.
Saya I ! "Surely my eeuecs'
Is a-iltlln' In a fbffl"
So tn drnwnd it I commences,
When it halters to a frog.
Here my heart began to thumps
- And no wonder I felt funky j
For tho frog, witli tine .big Jump,
Leaped hisself into n monkey.
Then I opened wido my cyca,
His features for lo scon,
And observer! with great surprise,
That the monkey was a Irian,
Cut he vanished from my sight,
And t sunk urain lie floor,
Just as missus, witli a light,
Came inside Hie kllchlil door;
Then, beginning to abuse hie, In I'
She says: "Sarah, you've been drink-
I says: "No mum, you'll excuse mej
But I've merely been a thlnkin'.
"But, as sure as I'm n cinner,
That party what you scs
A-giltin out o' the winder,
Have developed from a Ilea."
The Ghost ofje Laburnums.
"Why do yon not invite ynur humble
servant to tho Laburnums, Pan?" nsked
pretty llapbftellit Fniilie.
"Because it is so lonely there, Rae."
"For that reason I shall coma Hud keep
yon company for n whole week, jnst ns
soon as I can get nvvny ffoin the city. I
know yon nnd Phil were mopli.g; '
A sudden gravity went over Fanny
nrudenei's KentU countenance, yet her
eyes brightened expectantly.
"I should love to have you there, of
course, she said.
When tho traiu time enme nnd Fannie
had left Rie's pretty studio and the city,
the little iirtist still sat daiutily touching
the photograph sho was coloring, and
evidently closely thinking of something
else. She was i.ot sure that Dr. l'hilip
Urudcnel would exactly approve of her
going to the Labumniiis, but she meant
to go for fill that, for sho loyed him, find
she could plainly see that lie hod cures
nud perplexities of which she know noth
ing. And though they bait been engaged
over o. year, he m ida no proposal of mar
rying soon, but looked tnoody when the
subject was nieutioned. lite so enjoyed
his company that she could live with him
lu the black hole of Cilcnttn, she,declar
ed to hersell.lmt probably Philip did not
think so. Anyhow idle was going to the
Laburnums, his home at Iiowshoro, be
cause ehe felt that her love gave her nj
right to know what Was disturbing him.
Ton day later she locked hir studio
door nud took the train to Lmvsborp.nud
soon the depot carriage had set hrr down
nt-the door of a tiny cottage hid In the
laburnums.
Fiinuie kissed her affectionately.
"What n delightful apparition yon nrei
llae," she said, and led her into n little)
sitting-room.
Evtrythitg was very plain aud very
tiny, It.ie thought, accustomed to city
npartineuta; and hen Fannie had taken
htr hat nnd travrlllng-satchel. and gone
to spread n luuch for her, lte looked
nrounii aua saw that the carpet was
lhreadb.ir and the luruiture extremely
old-fashioned. Suddenly n dooropened,
and mi old lady leaning ou a cano totter
ed iuto the room. Her lace, bordered by
snowy ctp, had n. stringe, imffj look.bnt
yet she showed igns of having been very
pretty lu her youth.
"WUitiaro your sue ahkert lite, "n
fiiry2 Do you think you o.iu better our
falleu fortune? No, no, th it cau never
be."
llte's cbeok burned under the strange
ly significant words hut she guessed irn
mediately that the ol I ladj's mind wn
wantltring; then lannie entered the
room,
"Rome, mother, ccme and reht. now,
she K.ii gently, and drew her from the
room. She t'umu back, saying toRtr,
"my mother is demented. Du not bi
troubled by nn thing she says."
It was evening when Ur. Philip brought
his line presence into the homo. Ills
btart of delight on seeing Rie was suc
ceeded by a rutber sad smile.
"What pleasure did yon exp.ct to fii d
here, dear child?'' he nsked, holding ber
hands.
"Pet-Imps I did not come altogether for
pleasure, Philip."
"For what then?"
"Profit."
"I find very little of that here."
Two d,,ys paRkrtl. Kae wiw ul.inlv
what life was at thq laburnums monot
onous, meagre- but ever since Philip bad
brought his sister In be stiidin IUh had
lovtd Fannie, who was older than b.rsi If,
and patiently becoming one of the swret-
j est Of old maids. S i she erjoyed, sUter-
ly talks with Fannie. Philip was ibsent
m ist ol the time. In one of thebo talks
Fannie Mild,
"You ought to have ccmo in tho early
Rutumu, R io, it is prettLr here then. In
November wo havo nothing attiactie. I
have often expressed the wis!, to Thilip
to have you visit us; but he aluys
speaks of the costra6t between your life
aud ours. you ju the city, with access to
so much that is entertaining, aud wo so
shut out Ironi tho world, lint beoanse
it is you, I think, Rae, I will show you
the houso in the hollow."
"Tliu hou.e iu the hollow, Fan?"
"Yes, our ancestral home) for Philip
ami I oamo of it prosperous race, poor us
wo now ore, and the old house la full of
what Is beautiful and rare. Get your bat
nud we will go now."
Through long lines of laburbnms.acrots
a lluy kilobon garden, along a deeajiue
orchard into a eloys btill grecu tn thi
November sunshine. At tine cud of the
valley which opened toward the sen.stood
a large and handsome house of painted
brick, with oriel windows nnd other pic
turesque effects.
"It is not an Old house,'' pitld Funnle.
"It was built by my grandfather, iu his
last days, ns a wedding present to my
mother. Tho old hohro which had form'
erly Btood here be had pulled down nnd
this one built. He meant to reside with
his only daughter wheu lihe taarried Is
rael l!ea Ho lire, n Freuch JeV, whom ho
had chosen for her. Hut rrly mother fell
in love with her mnsio teacher, lloss
Brndenel, rind eloped with him, nnd
grandfather forbade hir to return. Hut
when Philip and I were fatherless my
mother cattle, ih her great eitremity.and
begged her father's assistance. G.and
father gavo her this Cottage we bnve now
nud n small Incnmo with which to bring
us Up, but nover forgave her. At Inst he
died, willing1 till hisproperty to n distent
cousin in India, who has never come for
it. The house stnnds empty, v.-it li nil its
beautiful furniture, and the rich fields lie
fallow, whilo Philip bareiy suppotts us
with his small practice. Lowsbore is a
most distressingly healthy place," with
faint smile.
The interior of the horise was finished
In rich foreign woods, the floors polished
like glass nnd laid with costly rugs nnd
tapestry. The furniture wns of mahog-
nny nnd Velvet, long mirrors nnd dark
pictures adorned the walls. It was in
deed n handsome house, spenKlng of lim-
itlei-B Wealth.
There are thousands of dollars worth
of silver in the bank nt Shoreborongh,"
said Fannie, "and rents nccumulntiug
which will be a small fortune. But wo
hnve nothing."
"Howhardl how cruel!" cried Rte. "I
should not think your grandfather could
rest in bis grave to have you nnd Philip,
with your rffiiiementnndculttire. Bpond
ing your lives in a hand to hand scramble
for bread;"
They say, he does come back nnd
wander uneasily nbottthere," said Fan
nie, carefully closing shutters and door
nnd coming out into the sunshine.. "But
of cotirs? such stories nretold of nil such
residences. Philip snys be does not be
liore a word of it," with a marked em
phasis which made Rae turn and look nt
her.
"Hut you do. Fan."
"Twice people hnve tried to sleep there
nnd declared that grandfather appeared
to them. I Rhnuld not dare to try it, for
lamn timorous thing nt best, nud"
The intensity of Roe's thoughts made
her quite deaf to what further her com
panion was saying. No wonder Philip
was sad and hopeless of their marritge
as he wns situated and seemed fated to
continue to be.
"The will was made immediately after
mamma's m irriage," said Fannie, stand
ing Under the laburnums and looking up
at the great hoUt,e. "Poor mother says
he told her on his death-bud tbathe made
nnother will perhaps in her fnvor. Hut
what she says goes' for little. '' tier state
is n very strange one since n fevei' she had
jnst lifter Philip came ot age yet she
seems to understand some things in our
affairs that wo do not understand till af
terwards. It is nlmost uncanny to think
over the strange knowledgo she has had
during these past years." said Fannie,
musingly.
They walked hack 10 the tiny cottage.
Itie's veins thrilled with excitement, but
Fannie went soberly about gelling ct'.
They kept no servant, this poor, disin
herited family, and Rae learned that
Philip's own liauci-, tilled the little kileli
en garden while every labor of the house,
hold was performed by Fannie,
She could not sleeti that night after she
bad goue to bed. The moonlight Ft emed
to disturb her, nnd make her brain wild
ly nctive. What influence strung her
nerves? for when all was still and Ihe
night far advanced she rose, nnd, dress.
ins?, douued her warm senlsjtlii cap and
hack aud came out iuto the hall. She
took n bU ich of keyn fri'trl their naii,nud
selecting one which she had s;cn Faunie
hike, held it tightly In her slim whlt
fingers ns she went out into the night.
In the moon's white light sho went
steadily through the long line of Ir.burn
urns, across the tiny kitchen garden, iuto
the hollow. She stood a inoineut before
the grent still lion.e, listening to the roir
ol the sea. Strangely enough she did
not frfl nlraid. If she thought of tho
presence of an unseen spirit it was to np
peal to it prayerfully for help,
Another will! It must be. At least it
would do no harm lo search, and that is
what she bad come for, 'the left Ihe hall
door open nnd tho moonlight flooded the
tiled hall. It btrrnmed through the
chinks of tho shutters, wMnhbh'i opened
one by ono ns she fitted keys to drawers
ol nil Kinds, lint tliera were no papers
anywhere. Many things which must have
been the properly of the old squ'rn she
found, hut not his w ill.
'Oh, it I only uld if I only could!"
she said in it sd voice, "ami it would
ri store Philiti to his inherilnuc, I"
Rat, tat, tat the sotiud of a cane on
the tiled floor. Rae turned for the first
lime, her ryes wide with fright. Tho en
thusi.tnm with which she had entertained
her gem rotis purposs had made her u
terly forgetful of hersilf. Now some ono
wns coming. The door swung slosly on
its tarnished silver hinges. A quaint
bent little figure, leaning on n ciue.came
into the room aud passed beside a hand-
some armchair which btood before a table.
Lifting the cane, the bent old woman
kuockud smartly thrice on the seat of this
chair, filling the room with a hollow
sound, then resuming her feeble walk,
she passed out of the apartment b) an,
other door.
Tremblingly, donbtingly, Itae p.
proached the armchair. The blows of
the cane steiued to have broken the seat,
for it was awry, plainly revealing a cavity
benratb. Turning the chair to the light,
lUn luokrd wiibiu nntl mw distinctly a
foldud finer. It wai a Urge thoet, yol-
low, and thick ns vellnm. Her hands
trembled ns she tiuftildt d it mid rend
"My last will nnd testament." nnd it
dropped to Iho ilor. Snatching it np
she ran swif(ly out of the house, nnd flow
to Fnnide's door.
"I hnve found lt--I have found ill" she-
cried, ns she threw her nrtns uroitnd the
niuazed, white-robed figure that admitted
her to Fannie's chamber.
Found what? Are yon sick? Are you
crazj?" nsked Fannie.
"The other will in nn old nrhichnit in
tho house lu Iho hollow. A ghost showed
It to mel" said Rao, boldiu'g thepaptr
al; ft.
There wris n knoek n! the door.
"Sister, whnt is the niattei? What dis
lurlis the bouse?"
It wns Philips Voice. , ,
"I have fouud the will I Comb in nud
sen HI cried lino.
She lighted (ho Inmpnntlgnve him the
paper. He wns forced tb read.' Strug
gling for calmness ns he prnc-eded, lie
read to the end, Yes, late,; but not too
late, the precious document wns fouud,
the Recoud will of Paul Bitinscomb, be
queathing t.11 he owned tb his grand
children. tn the exciting talk wbich followed no
one heard i slender cane go rat-tat tat
past the door,- bttt when tho blue morn
ing light dawned and Fannie bestirred
herself to get briakl'ast, she went first to
Iter mother's room.
"Philip,1' Oho Eaiti, coming back.
"mother has had ono of her bad uights
again. She has been up nnd. nway. I
must have slept lnoro soundly than usual;
she never eluded me before. She is very
much exhausted."
Philip went instantly to attend his
mother. When, tho next dny, she seem
ed ie to el till rnsunlconditicn.nnd Rae
had minutely told her story, they ciosely
questioned the invalid nnd tried to dis
cover if sho had any knowledge of the
hiding place or the will. But nothing
could bo gained from her disordered
mind.
'How dare you go on such nn expedi
tion to that lonely place atBiich nn hour,
Rae?" nsked l'hilip, the next eveiling.
when, embraced by bis arm, they hnd
talked over the prospects of their immed
iate union.
"I was inspired," sho answered, laugh
ing, but n look of dwecame into ber beau
tiful eyes; "Then, ns she'reconsidered
that strange night, she gently embraced
him: "All for love.'Phillp. Itwnsdone
nil for love."
"BTJCHUPAIBA."
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The fire of vanit.f is fed by tho fuel
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Strive for the best, nnd provide
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People's intentions can only be de
cided by their conducts
Improvement for Mind and Body.
There is more strength restoring power in
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An effort made for tho happiness of
others lifts us above ourselves.
Titne once passed never returns, the
moment which is lost is lost forever.
The man who steps out of h's way to
injure another, deserves, nud will surely
meet, with reprisal,
Vigor, strength and health all found til oiio
bottle of Brjiwn's Iron Bilters.
What uoVolty is worth tho sweet
monotony where cvrry thing is linowu,atul
loved because it is lui iwu?
We nil feel able to accustom ourselves
to the possession of wealth, but to get
used to poverty we havo never learned.
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The obscurest s.ijiugs of tho truly
great nrn often those which contain the
protniinilist nud most useful truths.
They say that money dots not bring
happiness. This is nn cxpirimeut, how
ever, which every one wishts to try for
himself.
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road to wisdom by Uo borrows wo have
undergone.
The talent of success is nothing more
than doing what jou can well; nuddoiiii(
well whatever )ou do, withuut a thought
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Tho desire to bo loved is everrct!ess
and uusatisfittd; but the love that flows
out upon others is a perpctnal well spring
from on high.
All tho knowledge we mortals cau
acquire is not knowledge positive, but
kuonledge comparative, at d subject to
tho errors uud passions of humanity.
The scar which au uukiud word
leaves upon a large love msy be invis
ible, like that of a grout slu upon the
tissues of a repeutant s ml; but for one
as Uid-dtbu; llio hid &i tciling.
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SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.
Among Sir John Lubbock's nnls nrn
some workers which must be between nix
and seveu years of nge, nnd queens which
are certainly more limn seven years old
nnd probably more than eight,
A native nsslstnnt surgeon to ths
British troops stationed In Afghanistan
has found tho diluted jnleo of willow
lenvrR to be nn effective substitute for
qillnlne Iu the lrrnliuent or intermittent
fever.
At tho Oxford University Observa
tory n survey is in progress of tho relative)
brightness ot nil stars visible to the naked
eye in the northern hemisphere. 'Tho
work thus far accomplished indicates
that this pall of tho heayens contains
riboitt flvn hundred stars brighter than
Ihe fif h magnitude.
A Eoti-exhilarallng Ionic of tVo In
habitants of Central Africa is the Kola
nut, which is found to contain cnffelne
the esseullnl principle of coffee -nnd glu
cose, which sweetens it. It will freshen
nnd Bwecteu tho foulest of slngunntwnter.
Since 1871 tho French Government
has authorized the organisation nf 33d
scientific missions, of which ICS were to
Operate in tinrope. iU in Africn, 48 tn
Asia, 3(1 in Americn, aud 21 in Oceanlca.
Most of these rrlii.sinun are' still nt work,
nnd nccomjilisblng iinportnnt scicutifio
resnlts. ,
It is slated, .n'peording to lit. Lock-
yer, the English nstrounmeri thai tho
Egyptians huVe recorded S7.1 solar and
832 lunar eclipses. Mr. Lockyer thinks
the statement correct, as the nronortlons
nre exact; nnd the eclipses of the sun nnd
moou would reach, the respective num
bers given ih it period of twelve or thir
teen centuiies,
tlerr Rodas, siirve'yor to the Finnish.
Government, has carefully measured tho
height of n hole which, according to au
thentic records, was bored two inches
above tho sea-level on the fconst of Oster
bottbn on Juue 23, 1755, and finds thnt
tho cnn3t nt that point lins risen six nnd
one-third feet in the 127 years, or moro
thnnnlf.nn Inch n year.
A new explosive called "dynamngea"
is claimed by Its inventor, M. Pelrie, of
Vienna, to be superior in nearly every re
spect to gunpowder It is cheaper, snfer
nud more effective, while it contains no
substance wbich can injure the guns. In
yiow of the announcement of so many
new nnd greatly superior explosives it
seems a lithe singular that the nld-fosh-ioned
gunpowder first used nt a period
so reriiote that its origin ennuct be traced,
should be the chief dependence of
modern artillery.
Philosophers have told us that nit
energy upon the earth must havo been
brought into existence by solir nctipn.
Prof, Milne, however, lias called tho at
tention of tho Seisinologicnl Society of.
Japan to the fact that one vast mine pf
energy, quite independent of the suu.has
been overlooked, viz., the earth s intern.
nl bent. Tho surface out-croppings of
this inexhaustible supply of force fount!
In volcanoes, hot springs, nnd the like
may be readily employed to generate
electricity, which maybe transported "tb
neighboring cities mid put io practical
service.
It has been shown by Prof. Loomis
thnt more ruin1 falls nn the enstefB than
on the western side of continents. This
is trtio everywhere except in tho higher
latitudes. Thus the average rainfall at
San Francisco is only from a half to a'
third as great in quantity ns ou the coast
ol" Pennsylvania, and the same or even'
mofe s'ril.iiigdiff.-rence may bo found by
comparing Morocco with the Chinese,
coift, nud tho went with the east coast of
South Africn, Australia nnd South Ainef.
ica the comparisons being in each case
mido between ptinlS having the sauia
latitude.
Tho proportion of salt in the water
of the ocean varies greatly lu different lo
calities. M. da la dryo has made a series
of observations on tho suhjret, in which'
nniong many intiivsting results he
has found that the sal liess diminishes
rapidly ns n const is approached, due
probably to the freshening by rivers dis
charging iuto tho sen. The suit also les.
sens on the, approach of icebergs, Thcso
facts would seem to have an important
bearing ou navigation, ns In bad weather
tests of the saltiiess of the sea-water
might enable tho Biuiuer to avoid run
ning into unseen coasts or Icebergs.
DuiSug n total eclipse of its surface'
tho moon assumes a copper-red cpKr,
which gradually fules nwny ns llie.e.clip .e'
progttbses. Sir. W. Mallieu Williams
accounts for this curious phenomenon by
supposing that tho illuminated position
of t lie Iiin.tr enrfat-e lacking the jiroleo,
lion of mi ntuinspht re must bo mad red
hot by the s iu'h rai h. Only a thin layer
of tLe union's suljslniu-,- is an liiatesl and
when tho nut's rajs tire withdrawn it.
rapidly cools, causing ti n lading uusyof
the red color when in the shadow of (be
car'h. If his hypothesis is correct. Mr.
Williams hi lieves that the biirlace ttni
pttiitnro of tho bright bide of the moon
must be ubout COO elegrees. Of couite,
tbo dark side innat bo Intensely cold, io
qiilckly does the heat pass into space nf
tcr the Mill tlisjppturs. Oj the whole,
the moon must be an uauotufurtnllu
world.
A WOMAH'S INFLUENCE.
The comfort of the average home de
pe lids entirely upon the wunmu who is
the mistress of It. Whttkir buusbiue.
shall enter the n pnis, whethtr the parlor
shall be tisd nr.tl enjoyed, whether tho
table shall bo invitingly spread, whether
bright lights and bright Ires shall give,
warmth nud cheer ou winter nights
whether, lu brief, the home shall beau
agreeable or eln-agrteuble place, U Usual
ly what the woman tleteimlncs. Meu
arc powtrljss in the matter.
Why are cowardly soldiers like la!,
low candles? Because vlen exposed to
the fire they rnn.
How long did Ciin hato hl Li. ,fcer
Ab lung ua Lu ivs Able,1