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i ATTORNEY AT LAW.
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aqdtuTldlnfC above Ite
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May 19,18S3-mM
LF.iuaiiTON.
TTT M. ll'VPSIIEU,
ATTOBXBY AND COUNSEtLOIl sT LAW,
DiaaStai,liBioeio,P.
. . .......i , .,., CTUliluvsnd
u.m.11 11MI1,,. onmus - . .
Idsntsa specialty,
d usrmsn,
?4?
Physicians and Dentists.
REMOVED.
WG. H. Seiple, Physician Unitei,
fcy ocVup ilu,', A. J WJffi
' i,,.. i,0 win 1,0 pleased to me nil menu'
rd "a r ns! -WlUE H' .lilt '",.,
6 to 0 o'clock P. M. 11Kl1 31 lb83'
T. W. W. HEHKlts
PHYSHSIAN AND SUROI'.ON,
MAIN STREET. PAHRYVILLK PA.
Jlav be consulted In the English or Oorman
, .....1. nl l.sa.
Language.
"ttt A. DEKII.VMEK, M
, 'physician AND dTlGXOS
' ' . i.i .'.t.ntlon naM to Chmnlc PIsmsos
.... an.it, HtirnrIreDanil4nd..l-
blbton,Pi.
1970.
-jsq" n. KEBElt, M. n.
' . S Itxumlnlng Surgeon.
rn-OTI0IN(l PHYSICIAN andSOkianoN
or.nciti jjaukBtrcct. Rkbrb-k hlock, LeniEh,
,0ilii bo conaaiutl In tho Germ m Language.
Nov. 3'.
c. nr. iiowEit,
K PHYSICIAN AND SUKOEON.
Jlav bo consulted In Hin Herman or English
.L.nrllitifO.
(Kir 'pposlt
;,vnk si., i.chigii
poslto Durllng's Drnct store,
rhlgliton. I'a. jin. 1 I
tweak
H. V. Mobthimkb, Proprietor.
INDEPENDENT Live and Let Live."
$1.00 a Year if Paid in Advance.
VOL. XL, No 32.
LEHIGHTON, CARBON COUNTY, PA., SATURDAY, JUNE 30, 1883.
If not paid in advance, $1.25
Railroad Guide.
& Reaflins B. B.
Arrangement cf Passenger Trains.
MAY 27th, 1883.
Trains leave Allontown as follows I
(Via Pshkiomks IIailroad.)
For Philadelphia at 6.U), 0.45, 11.40 a. m
anil '3.10 . in.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at 5O0a.ra.and 4.00 p.m.
(Via East Pknn Hranch.)
For Reading and Ilarrlsburg, 0 00, 8.40 a.
i ti is l a i. iintl 0.05 n. m.
For I.nnoiiaterand Uoluuibla, O.C0, 6.40 a,
m., and 4 sup in.
SUNDAYS.
For llnrrlsburg, and waypolnts, 7.S5 a. m.,
0,1)5 p. m
Trains for Allentown leave as follows :
(Via I'RIIKlONEX ItAILBOAU -!
Leave Philadelphia. 7.40 a. m. and 1.00,
1.J6, 1B0, and 5.15 p.jn.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia. 8.3) a. m., 3.30, and
4.20 p. in.
(VI EAST PBKM. HrtANOIi.)
Leave Heading. 7.30, 10 15 a. m., S.00. 3.50,
n,i,l II IS I,. 111.
Leave Hurrlsburg. 6S 7.50, 9.S0 a. ni., 1.15
and 4.mi p. in. ... . ,
Ltave Lancaster, t,.3 a. m i.ui anu
n. in.
Ijcayo voiuiiiioi, .iv
p. in.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading, 0 00 a. m. and 6 00 p.m.
Leave llanlsliurg, 7 00 a. in. and 4 00 p m.
Trains via "Pcrkloraen IIailroad" nmrkd
thus () run In and Irum Iiepot,
Urcen ureois, piiiiaucipnia,
nn.l f.... Itmilil Klrl'L llGlHll.,
The 5,'0 ami e.45 a. in. irninn iroin niu-n.
town, and the 1 35 and MS p.m. train Trom
Philadelphia, via Perklim en liallmad, have
through curs tu aud Irum Philadelphia.
J. E. WOOTTKN.
(lenerul Manager.
CO. HANCOCK.
tlen'l Pas"r &. Ticket Agent.
MnyJ7ih, liS3
1.10 and 3.4 J
Mulli nnd
other trains to
JOHNR.G.WEYSSER,
rrtorniETort of the
Maucii Chunk, Pa.
Pure Porter ami Lapr Beer
Delivered all over the State.
0 PC -h CD w
bD QQ &
O Pi
CD P tn
No Patrnt No Pay.
PATENTS
3E3C-A.T iTS
Vegetable Sicilian
HAIR RENEWER
was the first preparation perfectly adapted to
euro diseases of the scalp, and the first suc
cessful restorer of faded or gray hair to Its
natural color, growth, nnd youthful beauty.
It has had many Imitators, but none hate so
Tully met all tho requirements needful for
the proper treatment of tho hair nnd scalp.
IIai.i.'d H.Mit lti:xEWr.u haa steadily grown
In favor, and spread Its fame and usetulntss
to every quarter of tho globe. Its unparal
leled success can be attributed to but one
cause! the cntirtfutjilment q' Mi jwnifcf.
The proprietors have often been surprised
at tho receipt of orders from remote cuun-
tr:es, where they had never made au tirorl lor
its Introduction.
The uso for n short time of Hall's llAin
Itiixr.wnit wonderfully Improves tho per
sonal appearance. It cleanses the scalp from
all lnipurltle., euros all humors, fever, nnd
dryness, nnd thus prevents bnldncss. It
stimulates tho weakened glands, and enables
them to push forward n new and vigorous
growth. The clfects of this artlclo nro not
transient, llko those of alcohollo prcpara
tlons.bnt remain a long time, which makes
Its uso a matter of economy.
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
fouthk
WHISKERS.
Will ehange the beard to a natural brown,
or black, ns desired. It produces a permanent
color that will not wash nway. Consisting of
a single preparation, It Is applied without
trouble.
rnEPAunb by ',
R. P. HALL & CO.JasliM.iO.
Sold by all Dealers In Medlcluu.
POE ALL TEE T0EMS
or
Scrofulons, Mcrcnrlal, nnd
Blooil Disorders,
tho best remedy. locnie tho
most searching nnd thorough
blood-purlUcr, Is
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Sold by all Druggists j SI, sis bottles, SC.
WHY THE EDITOR SWORE.
With a terrific cnld'ln his head,
And eye) Us heavy and sore,
An editor sat in his broken chair,
And bitterly, earnestly swore.
A youth hsd dropped in willi a traem
A man was there with a dun,
Apd a rhsp had entered to lei I him
How the paper ought to be run.
An irate subscriber had told him
Ills sheet wasn't lit to be read!
While another hart carefully promised
He would punch the editor's head.
Tho lorcman was yelling for copy,
And the wind whittled In at the door,
And this with a few other reasons '
Is why the editor swore.
But the angel that took it to Heaven,
Recorded this verdict there:
'The jury finds In this present case
Twas a justifiable swear."
W. A. Oortright, D.D.S.,
SSSsi
OFFICH: 0psllethe"iiriiadway House,"
Mauch Chunk, Pa.
Patients have tht henent of the I itcst Ira
prnrjmimli In inn hmHil nppll mccj an.
tho liest mcthol" nrir-iMn;;iu m all funrlcal
enseJ NITROUS-OXUIF. iidmlnUtorwl It
de'lrod. It povf.l.-. persons resldlim .mtslde
of Mauch ChunK should m ,ke engam-mcnls
by mall. J8 u
OetoberS,188t vl
Central Caniage Works,
'
T
CJUN APlliMI,
inn
GF.NERAL INSURANCE AOENT
The Mlowln Cooip mle re llfptesentedi
LIM.VN )N MUrUAIit'IttB
itKAi.iiNo turu.vii rinK,
WVOMINO FIIIK.
1.. lllti.ii rliif llh .ISA
131.I5US AtiCIDKNT JNSUUANOK,
Also l'-nimlvunli and Jtutnnl Uoree Thlcl
ct,tveanilIiurau.oC.jiuiiaiiv.
Dank St., Lohigliton, Pa.9
Are prepared to Manufacture
Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs,
Spring Wagon, &c,
Uf every description, In the most substantial
wanner, ami ui i.owiiii viidii i iivcb,
obtained for Inventors In tho United States
Canada and Kuropc. at reduced rates. With
our principal offlco located In Washington,
directly opposite tho United States Patent
Ofllce, wo are able to attend to all patent
business with grcnti-r promptne-s and lc.
spntch and at less enst than other patent at
torneys who are at a distance fioin Wash-
ln(on, and who have, therefore, to employ
'asocliite attorneys." we moke preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions ns to i a-
tcntabllliy, free of charge, and all who aro
Iniorp.ipd in n, w Inventions nnd relents aro
Invlii il tu send fur a cupv our "uuiuo lor
obialnlnir Potenls," wlib h Is sent treo to
any address, and contains com lete Instrue
tlmis how lo obtain naieuia and oilier valna
bin mutter. Wo refer lo the German-Amer
lean National Hank Wnshb gimi, D. 13. ; tho
Itnyal Swedish. .NnrWK'an and ii.i isiinna.
it,',,,., ni. H'VIilnutoii i Hon. Jus. Casey. Into
tittle! .Histlce U. S. Coiiri nl llliilmsi to the
OMclals of the U. s l-ateiit i mice, anu to
Senators nnd Aiembcis oi uongrcss ironi
every Slulo.
Addre.s: J.OT'IS IHOOKI! ft ua. so.
Ilcllors ol Patents nnd Attorneys nt Law.Le.
Droit Ilulldlnu, wabiiinoton. u. ;.
rWTO wanted, to sell Kdlsnn'sMns
fiVJljlTl li) leal Telephone and Mlson's
:nstantancnus Piano and (iriran Muelc. tn-
cloit. stamp for o talutiue and tern s.
EDISON SlUSK! CO., Plillndellila. Pa
dec. 24.ilQ.
F0RTHEPEHM&KEHTCURE0F
GOWSTBPATSON.
i;o other dlscaoia co crcvalcntin tMtl
country as Con&tlpatlon and no rcmiedj
naj ever rQiiaiica uio ceiecraica.iuuAi.x-
v uitj, aj euro. vjDaiCTcr lue chubc,
however cbstlnato tho coco, t!iU resicC;
JZ ovcrcorr.r iz.
pctl 9 ? O TIH3 2Itreftnff cam-
I" BiaC.Oii Dlaint la very ntto be!
VcrtPtreaclhensthov'eaieiicd parts and!
iQuIckly curtail klndJicf riles even Tt hen
pUyiildAiui and Kiedleinot htwebcfbraf&il
ed. t'J'lt you havo either of these troubles
USE
UpiUCGOt.l
QARBON HOUSE,
J. W. KAUDUNHUSII, PnOPKIETOll,
DaxkSt., LmiiuuTox, Pa.
Tho Oannos HouHBf Jrs "t-claM i "cenm
nidations lo the Travedmr public. Ilinrdlmi
W the ll'y or Week on Hwisonabte Terms
Ohiilce Otu'irs, Wines and l.lrjuors always on
h md. Oo.d Sho-ls and Stables, wlin attei
tlve Hostlers, aitacbcd. April 10-yl,
-p.VCKERTON HOTIJi.
Midway between Maueh Chunk & Lehlghton
LKpPOLI) MEYKU, Puoi'Uinron,
Paekcrton, Pcnn'a.
'Ttils well known hotel Is admirably reAtted,
and has tho bwt accommodations lor iiornian
ent and transient boarders. Kxiellimt ial o
and the very boat liquors. Also rtnastinles
attached. Sept. 15-yl.
Uciiahliig l'lomiillj Alliiiikil to.
TIinXLCK & KHKini.ER,
April 23, 18SC yl Proprietors.
F. A TjKHMANN. Solicitor of Ainerlcnn
rtnd KoM'lwn Prtitnt, Vnfli(nton, IM AU
Inulnces cnnifptfil with l'titum, whotticr
biMore the rnrnt OIIIpo eir ihu 'ourIi,
promptly nttrudol to No chiirye mmlo un.
Upu patent Is eocurcJ. ScnA for ctrculnr,
.c. iua5.t(c
n wpcV ixnilo nt botne Tiy tbi In
i?trmuf. item ijiimucw now no
rtf t lie puMfc. Cnpltal not
lioriltjil. W will tttnrt 3011. Men,
Tomn, tm tiiul x'rls wjntiMt rytrywlicro 10
WorK inr 118, IMJv is lllti nine, im mil niirx
fa tpnru time, or telvo vour wliolo Mine to th
I lu pines. JNn other Imslnfc will pny you
noitrly to well. No on cm full to make rnor.
oions pay, 1'y emrlnr t mien Costly t
Ht nn'l ti'rom Tree. Monry mnilo fuel, rii'lly
anl hononbly, AUtlrcsa 1'iiue & Au.
u;m, la!:io dctS yl
n
l2795",?i
j-.lVIU KHIIUUT'S
Livery & Sale Stables
WniC STaBKT.I.KIliaiITOS, Pn
FAST TROTTISQ HOUSES,
El.Et3AT CARRIAGES.
And positively LOWEH PltlOCS than anv
otbor lavory in too uoanir,
atx and hjnd.o.no UnJ;I'011A'5?;.,
Not. 2J. 7J.
WISER
icople nro nlwnyf on
Ktohoiii ior cnillicrff
ncrcnH thrir nrn.
Iiiir. iiirl In tlino he
fiome weallhyt lho vrlmilu not Improve their
opportunities remain in poverty. . We fler a
It eni ciiancvmin.iKD miniry. warn mniij
men. vnxuen, hoys ami ulrU to work torus
right In their own 1 rlltlci. Auyonn enndo
thonorU 1 piycrly front the firt start. Thn
hu-InrM will pny moru than ten time onllu.
nry wik Kxinflrs i nttlt iurnlthc.l free.
rut on woo tnKU" 111 10 uuiko nionry
rnhhllv. You t-an tievole vonr whole timn to
thrt wtirk. or only your rpnre moment Full
Inronnntlon nnd all that Is neeili'd un I no.
Autlrees 8TIN80N iit;t. 1'orllana JMaine.
RESTS
not, II To Isswoeiilng by.
go and dure before vuu
romeihlnir mluhty
jintl sublime leave be-
hind to conquer time." tea a week In your
wa town. i5oulnt fre,. No. risk Ker.v.
tliinir i.ew Capital not rrqulred. We will
furnWi )ou crcrythlnir. Many are making
lorluncs, L'tdles inako as much as men. and
Ihiv nnd vlrls make ureal pay lteailer.il
y ii want bu.lness at whloh you ean tinike
Krcat pay all the time, write for particulars
to 11. 11 ALLurT .V Co. Portland Maine,
and WAIt,
A I
AT.
KS and all kinds of L A Ml SI'II 1 PT hnimht
ami s !. Large Slock, and lllnh-rt Prices
paid. Iiojnu wont to sell or ItiyT II so,
write to A. A TltllMAS, Attorney at Law,
Waihlnglou, D, ;. Jan.Mfc.
I A M r Claims specially, and WA
I AIM I I RAVIS. A 1HI ITION A
lni 1 Lll(i.Mi:sl'KAll CtElirlKllIA
t VT T TT1T?XTrTTJTT l V
J. V . H;luuiimuou i -
DROP IN A'L' THE
Carbon Advocate
OFFICII FOR
f!hfian Printincr I
Miss ALVENIA GRAVER
fFormerlv Mrs. Wohr & SisterJ
respectfully announces
to her friends and the
Indies generally, that
she has removed her
Millinery
& Notion
STORE, from SOUTH Street, into the new building next
door to -Lir. KODers jjiook,
Bank Street, Lehigliton,
and that has Just received from the City a large nnd elegant assortmentof the very
Latest Styles of Spring and Summer
i- ,i.iiits ntiNNETS. PI.t'MES all Shades.
Nl 1 1 IONS which she Is ollerlnir to the ladles ai prices tully as li.w as the same art-
rr.owETis. mnnoNs and
icle can bs bought for In the cities. Call anil examine. No trouble to show goods.
Agent for tl e Bethlehem Steam Dye Works.
Remember, Miss ALVENIA GRAVER,
Arm , U83 3 Next to Rebcr's Block, Rank St,
Spring Announcement !
Resneetlully nnnnnivs n the pnhllo I hit ho
spene.l NI1W LlVEftY S TA IILK In
connection with his hotel, and Is prepared to
famish Teams for
Faaurals, Weldings or Basiues Trips
on shortest notice and most llberalterms. AU
orders l(lai llio"i).ii.i'n llnuso'' will receive
prompt atleatlon Siahle on Nori h 8 reel,
bell the hotel, Lehlxhum jan';j-l
ANI)KllOV fcfMITII. ,
S'ilclt"rs of l s. and I'nr
elun Patents, No. TOO 7th
Bireet, eor or IJ. opp. u raienn. ,
Washlnirion. I. . forn-pondenco solicit
ed No ehamo lor advice. No frt eliarKed
unless Patent Is allowed. Jlererenoes. Lents
Jahnsm Co.. Banker,, and Postmaster,
Washlnnton, 1). O. Pamphlet of Instrue.
tlouljree. Jn -lL ?
v-niiTir AVTl MIDDIE-AOED.
WoW touo re;tor,a iosoUNI. Motihnn.l 9
PATENTS.;
A CARD.
The nn tersls;ned calls the attention
of his many friends and patrons to his
Larue and fashionable Stook of
u.T..i .. ...... vab ill net
To all who nro suffe'lnif from the errors and
Indiscretions o ynuih. nervous weakness,
earlv ileeav. loss of manhood. &.C, I will send
a reeloe that will euro you. FIIKB OF
OHARIIK. This ureal remedy was itlreov.
ered hv a nilsslnnirv InSouth America. Send
TsoK-vtdrnse! envolopetolhe Hit. Joshth
, l.iM vw. Station V, New Terk t'ltf.
us 1 IT.
Spring Goods,
Consisting of
BOOTS
AND
SHOES
Of every deierlptlon and Style In the
Market, Including a special lino of
Lady's Fine Shoes
Also, a fall line of
Umbrellas,
Sun Shades,
Hats, Caps,
fce., Jte. Our Young Ladles and Uenllemen will And It to their advantage to give him
acall before purchasing elsewhere, as they will find tho 11F.8T SELEOTKD STOCK In
Town AT UOTTOM FftlUES.
NancvHill.
ClUPTEn I.
The night set iii .lark and cb!U. All
day Inug a Hue. frosty sleet lift 1 fnlleu,
which as the wind rose in leugthenetl
Ullstfl, clidtised to frtat-fulllng uuow-llkcs.
All day the note of preparation had
antvuled iu Abraham Fliim'H kitchen;
for it was the day beforu Christmas.
Mrs. Plum ibored .lie last quartet ol
pies into the oy.rj, shut the door with a
ulaug, sucl began to clear ewuy the sup
per table. She was a short, fat woman;
yet she was brisk in her movements this
evening, and hsshe swept iuto the pantry
ladeu with blue-edged plitesntidteacnps,
mi nir of priilu win visible. Hue liugort d
to look nt the result of her toil, nnd to
count, for the twentieth time, the row of
pies on the shelf before the window.
'Three plum, two gooseberry, fonr
blackberry, eight npple, fifteen mince,
nnd n great Jil itler of cranberry lartsl"'
Mr. l'lnm cume iu nUn, un ndmiriug
expressinn gradually st.iliug over bis
face. "I vou! if you haven't got
aliow 1 Why, yon haven't couuted them
in Ibe oven I'
& I dnlu'lP fjienlated bis wife,
"Them nre mince. They always go off
fusler'n nny other." She broke off n
bit of burnt crust as big as a cent Vir)
cure fully.
"Come, molbfr, yon'vo looked nt 'em
enough for one day. You've got all day
and to-morrow, too, to see Vm in.''
"No I biilu't." broke iu hit ife.
Dear mel what A sight's to be done to
murrow. I hope Sirabll come over
early t'belp. .1 rather looked for Nancy
to-day." .
Her bnaband drew a chair to tbe stove
and seated hlm-elf. I'd ooua after
her," said be, "only I knew S.im wan
jilit crohsed-gruined enough not to let ber
cume if I did. She's got to lake him in
the right mood, you kuow."
Mrs. Plum sighed nnd ant down to
res:. Jliis Nancy of whom they spok
win the youngest of her flock, not five
years a wile. She was also unhappy in
her marriage which accounted fur hrr
mother's sigh.
Siiuiiirl Hill had been n gay youth nnd
a haiidiii'iii1) one. Courted by all the
yirla of the village, he turned from their
loo evident homage In little Nancy Plum,
the most rit'ious, minded damsel of nil.
Ho called ber tenderly "tbe little psalm-
inger." S!ie. in her turn, was flittered
by bis preference, and she yielded up
her heart to his keeping, in spite of par.
ental objections. It proved lo be an act
of fully on her part; be was n careless
keeper. Moro thau that, be was nt
limes unkind. Her parents read Ibe
eli que nt aigus of misery in ber luce at
every visit, but fcbe never complained of
liiin. Something iu ber look fotbade
direct inquiry, -u luok as if she bad de
liberately counted tbe cost of existence
md nerveij berelt tn endure It. How
many times she iuwardly wished bers If
o tfirl again ut borne wus known only to
berstlf. Tbcy had not been married,
iwo years before lie drank openly instead
ol iu secret Whole d.iys were passed
away from ber where? Sbe knew and
cried over tbe knowledge.
Mr. Pit m looked thoughtfully at tbe
stove. "He's a poor worthless coot.
that's a fact. I used t'tell Nelly that
she'd sup sorrow if she'd marry bim, but
ahe would have her own way."
'Law it dou't do nn good after tho
thing's done t'say 'I told yon so.' " The
expression of txcitid anticipation bad
filled from Mrs. Plum's face; she put
ber feet ou tbe alone hearth aud rtsted
her elbows on ber knees as sbe mused
aloud. "It's all a luck an' by chance
business anyway. 'Cause some occasion
illy git cheated, 't don't follow that
they're t'blnme. None of us are very
sharp-sighted iu such matters. I wnrM.
I shet my eyes ana said 'Yes,' kuowiu'
no more'u tbe m.iu iu the moon whether
I sLould repent or not."
"Well, have you?" asked ber bnsband,
archly.
She smiled mischievously. "S'pcte
I'd own it if I thought I'd come oil
spiudngo?''
"That's jist like wimmin." said Mr.
Plum; "they're so queer. 0u It?
"Yts I'd proclaim it from D.m to Beer-
sbeba. and su serve as a narnin'." His
wife Ungned. "All wimmiu are cut in
the same pattern, I b'lieve. There's
Natcy, now! I jpect she'd eat ber tongue
sooner'u step np 't'mo 'u say, F'atber,
Rxm abuses me..' "
"It'll bo aleigbin' to morrow, I guess.
Mrs. Plum rose aud we: t to the window.
"Wby, the ground's white already"
studing ber eyts with ber bauds and
peering iulo the darkness.
Olii Post Office Buld BAM Street, LIHIGHTON
cuorea were douc-. Hue core n. special
commission ns serving mnid from ber
mother, nnd she smilingly nocepterl tbe
honor. Tho liilcheu nnd keeping room
were crowded with happy faces Ions: be
fore noon. New dresses weio displayed
In small knots of mutual ndmlntlon
faces. Loud voices and impromptu j-sls
were the order of things, crowned by
hearty bursts of hughter. In tbe midst
of it all the mother, nnd grandmother
moved with nn anxious face, lest some
untoward happening spoil tbe fun.
Grandfather coustiluted himself a but for
,the childish mirth, and bis ringing laugh
sounded younger than theirs.
Twelve o'clock struck. Tbe matrons
came back from the church. Tbe big
turkiy roasting in tbe oven began to
steam fragrantly; tbe fatsparerlb In tbe
other begau to hlsa nnd sputter as the
mistress of tbe feast turned it' over with
apriuklings tf salt and pepper. The
children were made hungry by tbe smell
and tlimofd loudly for dinner, aud
were Appeased with thick cuts of ginger
bread, which they went around munch
ingwith copious crumbles to adults'
dissatisfaction.
T o o'clock struck. The long tables
assumed tbe functions of spring, and
leaved out with astonishing rapidity.
Children wero thrust into an adjoining
bedroom to be got out of tbe way, when
they set up a series of agonizing choruses
The blue-edged crockery kept ignomiui.
ously in the pautry, while fair, white
chlua arranged itself ou the board
Pickler aud preserves crept side by side;
cold sUw" brimmed huge bowls; jelli
quaked and quivered; hearty "brown
bread" did not disdain to lie alongside
f its paler relative.
"We ruiy's well give up seein Nancy
fust as last," sighed Mrs. Plum, as she
bsnt up tbe lumpy squash wilb butter.
I've kep' bopiu' ebo'd get here yit, bnt
sho wou't. I know she's feellu' like dealt
ubout it, a tbinkin' of you all hero, Ncept
herself. 'Jui-y look out for your dress
dear! You'll burn it Wnst that stove,"
She has not met with" us in three
years," answered Snrub, rather resentlul
ly, pounding the turnip.
T'alut ber fault. Sam always has
aomo excuie. LaBt year it was "tuo
baby wuiu't old enough to bring and
tbe couldn't leuve it' though Miuta
broueht bers. which was two nioutLs
younger."
I.'s my opinion," reioiued Sirah.witb
un emphatic toss of ber head, "that he's
ashamed to face us altogether; be s car
ried on so that be must feel guilty, if he's
uot any conscience.'
Three o clocK ana ise raagio wuru,
''dinner!' echoed through tbe crowd,
The mother's eyes glanced at Nancy's
chair and filled. She would let no one
nrrtmir It. "Her heart is here," sbe
said, in a low voice, "if her body i
not."
CHAPTER II.
"It is Christmas day," said Nancy
Hill, nt breakfast. "I suppose we nre
going home to-day; lbej'11 all be there."
"Let thera. Where is home, I won
der, if not here? ' Her husband ate bis
breakfast sullenly.
"Bat I told mother we'd go,'' put in
tbe wife, feebly.
"I cau'l help that Am I responsible
fnr what vim stiyl I in not going one
step. I don't care a fig for ull thtir
meetings."
"Well, I can take tbe horse nnd go
alone. I can drive, you know. And it's
ouly eight miles away."
'Tm going to uso the horse; I've got
on eugagmeut at Stanton. I shan't be
back to dinner."
"Yon can drive me over first I must
gc." pleaded tbe disappointed creature.
"13 II will be there with ber children.
She has just come from Minnesota, and
r haveu't seen her siuce before I was
married,"
'Bother!" Mr. Samuel left the room
She heard bim presently at the cider
biirel.
Aud then ber wrath rose, It was nn-
just, this state of servitude lo n binte
hn ilesnlsed her and ber kindred, tier
anger mounted on the wings ofdisip
pniutnieut. She who bad bitberte shown
a mild spirit, and submissively yielded
to bW enactions, now rebelled. Iusian
Uncously, all tbe instances uf bis direct
nnklndness flislied vividly into her
recollection ; auger aggravated tbe stings.
Succeeding this rose ber long forbear
nuce, maguifkd by ber resentment iuto
niarlvrdike virtues. Indeed, ber life
was a martyrdom, urn sne was power,
less to quit it. Ob yes she was power
less! Tbe tie. however baleful, was bind
ing until death. "Would that death
would come and take me and give me
resit'' sbe wept
There was something in his wife's trars
very imflaratnable to tbe passion of Sim-
iiel Hill. He always met tbem with
abuse. He had been drioklng now, ana
was more insulting than even before.
Hard words followed; and, for the first
timo in bis miserable married, life 1 e
struck her.
She crouched frightened, beside the
cradlo where her boy lay ale.pinr-.
There nre some natures which the sign
of fear in others determines to aggris.
sion. It seemed as ll itb that one blow
a whole rabble ol evil instincts rushed
ont to follow after. I do not Ibink be
was oonscions cf what be did. Tb
whiter sbe. grew tbe 1 mder bis voice
became.
Even in Ms passion Nnnrv noted I ow
handsome be was; aud, through ber al
iect fear, crept a few trembling thrills o
love for bim still. Her antjer u'terly
died for fear. If be would ouly stop
sbe would say no more about gnipg
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An Independent Family. NetmpeT,
Published every tATURDAY, in
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"That's like wimmin. too." chuckled
Mr. Plum. "When you git the belter ' borne; this would be no lonelier than
of 'em in an amuuniut they alien change ! otbe r dsys. She wculd sing to ber baby,
tb subject ' and sew, aul preserve silence toward
Thm r .Toi-no and with H all of bim
tbe m irried offsbfoU of Ibe bouse of Fate said. In person of her busband
Plum. First came Sarah, wilb children
thrt-biraDd lo folios- whsn tbe
,-Not to." 6 is looked bewildered at
first; ri Mi not comprehend bis dmd
iug. Ho made it plain lo her. "Sii.ce
yon are so anxious to go yon shall; and
you need' not trouble yourself ti como
back. I really insist upon it. I nm
anxious for your enjoyment." And the
villain laughed mockingly. H took up
the infant and held bim lorth to her.
"I must dress myself first," sbe said
soberly.
"Indeed you shall go ns you are.
Here's your shawl! Startl'
"Are you goin.z to lake n?" she falt
ered.
At which bis loud laugh rang nut.
".Sot I. 'Taint a fruit season; besides,
I dou't liko plums,"
I won't slir obe step in this nay; I'll
call the neighbors," she declared.
"Do, if jou dare."
Sbe was too afraid to perform ber
threat. Then seeing she did not start,
he took her by tho wrists, and sbe found
herself nnd baby out in tbe cold,
She crept under tbawood-shed.aud sat
down on a pile of boards and cried. Mis
ery bad shown her a bold front belori ;
now it overwhelmed her. Her buy stirred
in ber arms, and she wrapt tbe shawl
caref-illy about bim. Sbe sat shivering.
If some team would only come by nnd
take ber, just as she was, to her father's
house! Sbe would spoil tbe merry-making,
of course, but they would not care
for that. But no one came. "Everyone
is happy but me,'' sbe thought with sup
pressed bitterness, "What have I .done
to deserve it?"
ner husband came out presently and
looked tbe door. Then be looked np the
roid aud down. Sbe shrank iuto a cor
ner behiud the boards; be did not see
ber and passed lo tbe barn whistling.
Sbo heard him swear at tbe horse as be
saddled it. Then he monutei and went
oil through the suow.
She crept out of the shadow, now to
got into the bouse was tbe question.
He would not be back before noou sbe
knew. Sbe tried the doors; they were
all fastened. The windows raised with
difficulty from tbe inside; it was a hope
less task to open them from the outside.
Upsides she could not put her baby on
tbe snow to make Ibe attempt. His lit
tie hands were cold; be woke and cried,
and she was ton chilled to soothe bim
At last she thought of the dining-room
Tfiudow. Beside it was a door opening
on the piazza; a fragment of glass bud
fallen from one of the lower panes, and
if she could thrust ber baud Ihrongb sbe
might unbolt tbe door. No! it was too
smill a fissure. Away she went to tbe
wood-shed again.aud she found a broken
bam I hoop, with which she sped back
as fast as ber benumbed limbs would
carry Ver. This happened to hit the
boit; sbe gave a vigorous push and hoard
it slide. Sbe rekindled tbe fire and sat
down to think. After this experience
sbe must leave him; it was evident that
be wished it. But how mortifying to go
back so! Turned away by ber busbaud
with sooffs and jeers!
Sbe dressed her baby carefully; there
was time enough. He should look his
best at tbe Christmas feast, if be was tbe
heir to au unhappy borne. Then sbe
donned ber own best garments and mide
up a bundle lo osrry with ber. As she
busied herself thus ber heart felt lighter.
It seemed to ber as if she bad shnkeu off
an incubus which bnd hitherto weighted
ber with iron.
"Come, babr, we must start!" she
said to tbe child, who coned iu return
and made a dive at her bonnet with bis
at Angers.
8be walked alons the snowy road with
light footsteps until the first two miles
ere passed. Then she began to turn
bead nud wish that some team would
come nl ing; she shon'd beg a ride. Bat
she saw none. Tho sky was blue over
head, the sun shone brightly. Tbe leaf.
less branches of tbe trees were freighted
with soil snow which glistened in tbe
clear sunshine. The nir was crisp and
cold, but still. It stung ber cheeks iuto
ruddy fl mie as sbe walked.
It was hnrd walking. Tbe road was
indicated ouly by plow line, where
boofs bad been before ber. The snow
oovered her nnkUs, incruslicg her stock
ings with considerable pieces, whioh sbe
paused from tuna to time to pick. It
was a pleasant day In those who walked
or rode fur pleasure. As for Nancy, tbe
recoiled inn of the morning clolhed ber
pirlt with darkness, darkening ber
whole fnlure.
The short afternoon waned, night fell
ere sbe reached the village, ner father's
farm lay a mile bejond. Her HmbK
ashed with cold and faligne ber boy
cried; she bail eaten nothing siuce mnrp-
Ing. Her wholo snnl seemed poising it.
slf on tbe wings of despair.
Always when we think onr last nt ony
is reached tbero glimmers a respite le
yoad. We cry out iu our extremity and
make our frantlo plung". and lot we have
wuled tbe brook. Wo grope along
blindly; aud it is only when we calm onr
faiuting fears to look buck Ibat we see
tht method which has guided us to
sur-r footing.
A light now became visible to tbe
stricken w.iudirer. It cuno Irum btr
father's many windows, riy after rny
hiob urged on ber weary feet. D's-
ttnee shortened itself noacoounlatly,
Su i stood before the door!
What a plight sb was in! Sbonl I she
spill Ilieir spurl' Hint Iwke I over tbe
snowy fields and shuddered. They wire
plsyiug "bllud man's bluff' iu aid,
Peal after peal of I tujl.ter ciine In be
oold and slleut on the door-stone. Sbb
wis ashamed lo go In ashamed to ray
that her huabuuil bad sout ber so.
Tie door suddenly ojieiied. SiraL's
little by looked out nud with a cry of
fear elani'iied It to wgtio. He thni.gbt
bo bad seen a ghost
How they started when sbe stepped
loslde.014 and yomig thronged around
btr, orying for sorrow at ber distress
aud for joy at ber appearauco.
"I have como tv Kiminl Cl'riatmss.
said Naunv, amid twtra, a mi sink irtivl
s ebsir.
AT VUltV LOW PlUCCRv
L .!-- JV'l.' U 'i!JJi- .'!! I Si"
"And yon nr heirliiy welcome,
daughter." im-i.ie.red Mr. Vlntp,. in n
broken vcice. "Let it be fot always."'
And then they nil cried again Ibe.
children beennso their lnotheM Wept,
'Huorav . shouted Mr. t?lnmUrtuen,
ly, whipi'ig hl.s eyes with bis yellowv
silk handkerrhWf. "Motbir. nre those)
mince pies gr.iu?"
a none not. answered, tbe dame.
briskly.
"Anv rohl turkey and things?.
"Let ns all heln!" was the cenerall
shout,, nud a tush was made foe tho pan-.
'1 Up lone table came out ncaln with,
dispatch. Ou it marched tint army ot'
of plates fti.d cupj nud saucers. And
though the second dinner wan. oold. it
was complete; there was uo-vacaut chair..
'All, Nancy, mtil Mr. rliuu.. when
tbe guests bad all gone and only the,
three sat round the store talking,, "this.
naa lu'en a. hotter Christmas than the
ast to tne, for then I did. not expect to.
ever have yon hack."
1 he runt lis only linked at her,
"Fur me tw." rejoined Nftti.'vs."fom6.
I know that I have n houie."
"Mv bov will bo some tronble to vou.'
she add-d presently, in a low voice.
mr. l'lnm s smile wis more elegant.
than words, nx he reached, forth biahandi
and rocked the cradle tbe same old era,
die, whirls hail held Ihein nil, and which
bad b.-cu bMuuht trom Ibe carrot, late,
as was I he hour, that her boy might BiisSt
uo accnxioniet, conu.iri
THE. "LIVING SKELETON."
Tho innn who was known as llie "Liv
ing Skeleton' died and was embJiuJk
after bavine been exhibited al cheap
museums. lie is said to Have weighed 4ft
jibunds when lie die,!, having been reduced
to this dreadful stale of emaciation by long,
continued dysieiwio. In lilaeaseilysepsis.
ment nmney In Ills ivu-ket. Tor If kept hlirv
thin. People who want lo krrplheiuselvel,
so thin by dyspepsia as to exhibit for "Liv
ing BUeii'tons," ought not tn lake Phrsic
Davis's Pain Killkr, for it. drives dysiwp
aia out, -
Em ployment -Sticking type.
Motto for a femnle chiropodist
"She stoops to corn cure." "
There are 90.000 ministers la our
country aud SIO.000 bartenders.
Lr.wisvni.it, lxn. Rev. J. S. Cain sy
"I used Brown's Iron Bitters for nervous
pros! raliou aud loiiud it entirely satlsnic
tory."
To know how tu say what other
people ouly think, is wbut makes wu
poets and sages; and to dare la snywUnt
others ouly daro to think, makes men,
martyrs or reformers, or both.
The Ltttlo Model Republic
VALrAiuisK, Cunt. Seuor Rirardn 5lu
yen, a leading commission merobant of
this city, after having exhausted Ml other
remedies has been completely cured of,
rheumatism by the use ol St. Jacobs Oil.
the great palu-bamsher. He makes this
publio. t
- At least a year will elapse before tbe
parly Conventions will meet for nominal,
ing oaudidates for President, aud yet
the newspapers are already full oX specu.
lations on tbe sulijeott
The concentrated power and curative
virtues of Ayer's Sarsaparilla render it the
most reliable and economical niedioina thai
can be used. It contains no dangerous or
bsnnful ingredients, and msy be safely
administered tn patients of all ages. - When
you are sick the best medicine that osn be
obtained is none Inn good, and is the cheap
est, whatever ils cost.
Washington tailors tny tbe rifhl
arms of uenrly all men of note are fri m
one to two inches larger than the leit,
all on aconnt of handshaking.
&TuFast, brilliant and Isthlnnable are
the Diamond Pye colors'.' Ooe package
colors 1 tu 4 lbs. o'l goods. 10 emits fur any
eolor. "
- Siy nothing respecting ycuirself,
either good, bad or ludiffereut; nothing
bad, for tbat is nffjclaliou; ' nothing
inJiflereut. fir Ibat U sill. " '"
SEClIeart Disease l.as brought'nlspj' to
n untimely grave. The heart fVss'.lrable
s other orgs ns to disease; if-you Ifsye it
yen ill the slightest form use Dr; Graves
Heart Regulator. $ I. per bottle.'
There nro sixty-five tnousmid law.
yers Iu tbe United States. And yet, to
eid some of the laws,. jonT wouldti t
tbiuk there whs one.
General Sheridan's friends in Wash
gton have bought a $13,000 bouse 'for
him.
-The safeguard of frne-lom abides in
miinlainiug the iqu.il rights of all tbs
people, whether high or low, rich or
poor.
A canvass of tbe American trades
shows that Amirican apprentices only
predomiiiate.iu machineshopsand print'
iug offices.
Allcock's Porous Plaster
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rmiA., JOS, Noarii Timn St.,)
February I, IKS3.
I have l-en mlng Allcock's rotor;
Pi.ASvsas for a numlr of yearsand alwavs
wilb inaiked benefit, I bsve Wen min li
trouble,! wilh Muwilar Hlienoialinn t have
lu'en tronlcl by live of onr be. t physicians
without receiving any relief whslaver, I
then used Allcock's Pusnaon the parts
affected and I on assure yiu that the pain
has alofst entirely left me, I ran rrcnnl.
mend them lo every one as the best plaster
made. I have triad other klndi but found
them worthless.
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