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AT
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Old Post-OffflfeBuilding,
JJNJDJLAJX
Emm
1 W V.
Cures all discancs of tho Stomach, Liver, Bov
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mm
,'yt o its ofneacy
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Guaranteed to Cure Dyspepsia.
DggTA GEN T S W A N T E 1 iJfl
Laboratory 77 West 3d St., New York City, Druggists Fell it.
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Dn. Cr.AtiK .Ioiinpon:
My hoilv was literally eovereit with Teller, tor which 1 eonlt kp no relief until I took
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KNOUI1 IlKKUEU.
g AnB.oniicenL0iit !
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a rail l or.iro urrhaslnir elsewhere, as they will find the II EST SELEUTKD STOCK In
Town AT UOTTOM PltlOES.
Old osl Office Bnilfliug,
1 April H, 1M3-Iy
it v
HATwT.j?S
Vegetable Sicilian
HAIR RENEWER
was the first preparation perfectly ndaplcd to
euro diseases ot tho scalp, and tho llrst suc
cessful restorer of faded or grny hair to Its
natural color, growth, and youthful beauty.
It has had many Imitators, but iioiio hare so
fully met nil tho requirements needful for
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Hall's Haiii l!i:.NKWF.n has steadily grown
In favor, nud spread Its famo and usefulness
to every quarter of the globe. Its unpaial
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causes 7ie entire J'uljllmenl rf Ut jmnnlits.
The proprietors have often been surprised
nt the receipt of orders from remote coun
tries, where they had never made an eifoi lfor
lu Introduction. -j
Tho uso for n short time of llAU.'n ll.uit
ItCNnwKit wonderfully ImproVes the iicr
sonal nppcarance. it cleanscs'the scalp from
all Impurities'1, cures nil humors, fever, nud
dryness, nud thus prevents baldness. It
stimulates the weakened glands, and enables
them to push forwrird n new mid vigorous
growth. Tho-ctTcets of this article aro not
transient, like those of nlcnhollc prepara
tions, but remain n long, time, which makes
Its use a matter of economy.
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE
FOR TOE
WHISKERS
Will chango the heard to ft natural brown,
or black, ns desired. It produces a permanent
color that will not nsh awny. Cousistlngof
a sluglo preparation, It Is applied without
trouble. ,-
rnnpAncD by
B. P. HALL HO., MM, II. II.
Sold by all Ecalcrs In Medieiiu s.
rOR ALL TEE TOMS
oir
Scrofulous, 7.1crcnrlal, nnd
v" lllood BUorilcrK,
llio host remedy, been use thn
innvt searching ami thorough
b!ood-pui ifler, is
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Sold by all Druggists ; CI, six bottles, ?S.
A rUfV'I'H wnnn-il.losell Edlson'sMu".
1 13 le.il Telephone mid Killson's
Instantaneous I'lnnonml Oriran .Mutle. tr.-
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FOR IKE PERMANENT CURE UF
cwunliy Ciortipttlcn, r.nd eo rfrfil7j
haa ever cou2ilecl Uio cclctratcU ICTSiriiY
WOIiJ at a cure. WJiatsvcr th caurrj
bev.'cvcp ctitlnato t!.o crn, tUls rcmed; j
w ovdroon: it. i
Pel Q r;," CtstrciBlnrrcsn-!
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Wcrtttro'JclifnoUio Wflicncd 7?aitJ and
OvJcitly curci alt kinds cf nice even when
pun!ctans nad medicine? IHrobctarai'i.ll-
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Oruri'.bto.Sell
Bank St. Lehighton.
BJLiOOD SYRUP
in healing tho above named
Tho nn tcrslgned calls tho attention
of his many friends ami patrons to his
Largo ami l ashloniililc Stock of
Spring Goods,
Consisting of
BOOTS
AND
SHOES
Of every description and Style In tho
Market, Including a special lino of
Lady's Fine Shoes
Also, a full line of I
.Umbrellas,
Sun Shades,
Hats, Caps,
BANK Strait, LEHIGHTON
'sPKicEtii.j USEE
immwi
INDEPENDENT
LEIIIGHTON, .CAiiMN COUNTY,
THE MODEL AMERICAN QIEL.
A praeltral, plain young girl)
Nut-afrald-uf the-raln'young girl;
A poelirel posy,.
A ruddy and rosy,'
A helper of-self yriung glrli
At-hnma-ln-lier place young'glrlj '
A never-'wlll-face' ydunx gfrl
A toller serene,
A lite pure and clean,
A princess of ponco Voting girl.
A wear.her.owridiclr young glrll .
A( free Irum-a.stare young girl;
Improves every hour,
No sickly sunflower,
A'wcallh ol-rHre sensoyoung glrl.
Tlenly room In-hcr shoes young girl,
No Indulgcr Ih'blues voung girl)
li'ot a bang ir-het brow.
Ti frutinjiiotja bow, , j
She's, a just wbat.she-seetns young girl.' t
Jtot a reader oMrash yoting girl;
Not a cheap jewel flash young girl;
Not a eipiier of rum,
Not a chewer of gum; "
A marvel of sense young girl. '
An early retiring young girl;
An sctiye, aspiring young'glrli t
A tniirnlng uilser, (J
A dandy Jesplser,
A progressive American girl. 1 '
A lnycr of prriso young girl;
Not a turn itp'ynur hose young girl;
Not given to splutter,
Not "utterly utter,"' ' L
But a matter oi fact young girl.
A rightly, ambitious young girls iv
ReJ Iips iinist-ileliciiiits young girl; i
A rpurklfng clear eyo.j . . . '
Tlmts.tys, "I will try,"
A f iire-tn succeed young girl.
An honesty courting young girl;
A never seen flirting young girl; . ,
A qiiiefanil puro, '
A niodest, demure, i ,
A fit-for a-wifc young girlr . j
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A sought everywhere young girl;
A future-most fair young'girl, ( i
. An everdtsrreit, , t
Ve tun seldoiii meelj i
This queeii-atnnng queetis young girl.
A DUEL WITH PILLS'.
i.
Yesterday, Intently gf ziug Into n shoY.';
window ou .Ganabatruet, n feeble, white'
haired old gentleman recalled memories'
of n tragedy which in the hurly-burly ol'
life, seems to have passed into obliyiok
Iu 1817, outsldo cijl the. city proper;
there was, perhaps, no more delightftij
a placo ot resort than nt the- Buyon
bridge. It was piir ticelieuce the (jveat
KUburbau attrnctipn rit.lho lime, and, bet
tween boating partit&nu the natt rs ot1h
'b.iyon, nud c.ird reunions river tlu lubl.a
nf old ltiirleduc's gunibliug-sitionntiat
there, the jeimetse dnrea.uf .New Oileiitix
of th it day iimuaged quite cumlorlably
to while nwiiy many a leismo moment.
Piihslbly no two .Noting geiilleiuen eijoy-
ed the quiet hospitalities of Barlrddc,
mure lhiiu Alphouse ltiviere nnn Ileuti
Djl.igrave; iu fact, most of their niter-
naotm wcro spent iu the diuily-lightfid
stloon of the old gamester, nt whose
shr'lne nil the card-loving element of the
city paid horn ige.
Tuere was a quiot air about tho pl.ibe
b it seemed almost religinns, and even
the parchment-laced old man-who-rue
obaiiieatly haudled the littlo ivory .bull
iu roulette c.illed out Uim numbers in n
upri-.sed vofce, ns if he feared to, dlsftfrh
the nuiet. The faint "click" of-'-lhe
'chips", br eager players dallied wiih
them was, perhaps, the loudest sound to
be heard there, nad even that came to
the ear in n subdued way. Ou tho floor
a bright covering of matting hushed the
ootstepfl,; bile nt the uindows dark
yellow curtains let in only just enough
light for the illumination of the gamiug
table.
lliviero was a dashing fellow of twenty.
lv, vith a lirge ehlnte iu the parihh ot
St. Jaiuen nnd n round aecouut in the
old Uuiou bank. He l.nd passed sue
ce-sfully through the Eeole poly tech.
uique in France, and taken n bout in
Algeria, nud returned to LiuUiann ns
nccnmpllxhid niiil cnmpauinuable n gu-
leir.an ns one onuld wish to chat with.
He was fond of his horses, his win", nnd
h quiet game of cards. Itifit.cd iu bis
maimer nud dignified in his deportment.
he was ft warm, favorite wherever h
weut. and his eulry into old HnrlednoV
establishment wasnlvays the signal for a
cordial greeting from all who might be
present.
O i this particnlnr'Jnne nfleroonn Ri
viere, with tho activity of. a gymnufct,
leapxd from his bniigy iu front of the
saloon, and, tbrncingtbe reins to Li
negro servant, told him to dfiv.a .the
horse into the slmdo of the pecan tret a
iu tlie iard. Buitchiug ft delicate' ivory
beaded cine vith a nervous, jerky mo.
lion, he crotsed the broad gnller), nnd,
UQauuouiiced, entered the gambling!
room. Must of the player we're wrapped
iniittentiou to their game, but one there
was who turned his lie-y) nt theepttnuco
ot the last comer. This was IJelagmv,
He fill that n crisis was at baud, but
even with this knowledge be did not
strhe to elude its coming. That morn
ing be had been., accepted ns the lover of
Mdr Celtstiu, one ot the most beautilnl
id wtaltby widows o tbo lower coatt,
nud Kli jere, ybo tail been for the patd
year her most devoted admirer, was left
tn nurse his disappniutmentas an un.oc
o ssful suitor. Riviere had had no hti-1-tanry
in letting the world know that be
wanted to marry the coquettish .little
widow, and, lurther, he, iu u very plain
way, gave people tbe information that be
did not want interlopers paying their
devoirs at the same bhrine. These mat.
ters are bard to arrange exactly as one
wonld wish. One finds much difilcupy
iu closing all avenues of approach, for
love is not unlike tbe Hiht which tie
photographer in bis dark room finds so
touch difficulty in keeping nut. ' It steals
in. under doors, tbrongb. MUl-hidta. and
Live and Let Live.'
pjgggAY AUGUST 11, 1363.
oven down tlie..obImney. At least so it
had boeu the. case at-Mad, Geleatin's. for
jenlous nnd wntohfol,,n rival nn Riviere
was, Dclagrave had. made tho conquest
under the very , ijeB.of the ..entnij', and
tho widow had that day. .eo lufpuned tho
unaucceeaful suitor. ,
lllvlcre wna very pnle.aa be npprpachod
the group of ineti nrouud the (able.
What with the " yellow lliit shlulnp
tlrouttli the curtains and IiU blnodlerR
appearance, be accrued rather n eUnstly
corpse tlmtin living body, 'ut there waa
motion and voice In him, which soon
disptltod such nn illusion.
As he l cured Delagriive Iho latter
turned to confront him, when Riviere,
with n voice that Eecuied tn come from
behlud the door of n louib si id: Deln
grave, we can uot live ou.this globe to
gelber; It li not large enough.'
Delagrnve, quietly . pnffing hi, cigar
etto. In n cold and iinprt&slve tone re
plied: "Ye-.! you nuuoy inc. It would be
betler if you were dcadv"
Klvlere's face flushed, nnd, reachlrg
forward, he hid the back of bis bsnri
gently Hgninst Dclpgrnvt-' cheek. Tie
ganio was at once interrnplcrt. The Mp
which w.is light it did rut criimon
ttejoung man's cheek, was enough to
c ill for blood, and leaving the house he
sought au intimate friend. To him he
hid opened his heart. It, mnat
ban battle n outrance, Such, was the
enmity between himself and Jtlvlere,
only n life could wipolt out. The old
doctor who bad crown up, It might be
said, on tho field hbrngged his Bhould
era and remonstrated, but at hist ac
quiesced nud said, "Very well, IBod; il
hbull bo to the death."- '
Few pcople'know what sort of ft ptrty
it was driving down the shcllrond . bor
dering lhyou St. John. Tno carriages
hloppeil just on tlie l)r;clge leaning to tno
itsliiiidj lormed there by bifurcation of
the bayou, and lour geutlnnen alighted.
Sav.ille, ,n well-kuowu character hero
forty years ago, nccompauled itivltr.
ud'old Dr.Rocquet waswitu Delagrnve.
The seconds hud met privlmndy and ar
ranged ' everything. Dijlasjrave, ns he
sfepped 'from the carriage, looked fur
tively around for Ibo case of pistols, but
seeiug none, bo was a little disconcerted.
AtUr wulkiiig ubout one hundred yards
irotn the carnage the party stopped and
(ho doctor motioned them to umironch
closer. ' When they bail done so," lie
c.ilk-3 them by name, nud said, "Geutlo-
liltw, wnbave discussed this matter near
ly nil' last night, nnd boih JI. Savalle
nu'd mjself foil 'satisfied that tbire if no
olulion t6 Iho differehecs between you
but the death of 'one. The world is so
lormed that both can not live iu it nt the
fciimo " time:'' The two'lnen nodJed.
'liureiurrv tne iioctor; yre ut on, . "we
have ngretd to make the nrbiJrarueLt rs
till r ns possible, aud let fate deoide.
lie took out n bbek morocco case and
from it produced n pilbbox containing
four pellets. "Oie of these,'; raid he,
"contains ft positively fatal dose ol
prussic ncjd, the oilier three ore harm
less. Wo have ngrped that each Bhall
swallow two tf the pills, and let destiny
,dici1e." Svuile inclined bis head Bnd
s dd, as the representative ol Riviere, he
.igreed..
Tie two men wtro pale, almost blood
lets, but uot a nerve tremlLd t r nits 1
contracted.
"Gentlemen,' said the doctor, "we
wi; to-sforthe first pill." Htvalluoalled
out "tuils,'' as the glittering gold piece
revolved ia tbe air. It fell iu u btiuob u!
grass, tbe blades of which, being sepir
ated, showed the coin with the revttsed.
Goddess of Liberty uppermost. "JI
Delagrave, you have the first choice,"
said the duetor.
Reposing in tho little box, the four
Utile globes seemed the counterpart o
each other, Tho closest scrutiny would
not develop tho slightest diQsrtnci
Nature nloiie, through tbe physiological
ulembic of tho huuian toniacli,.cau tell
,of tlii tr properties. In one there rests
tho pull ol oteruity, the struggle fc r
breath, the failing of right, the pannr
iiuin of year-! rushing in nu liistaut
tbrongb the mind, tho siknee nnd peace
of sleep for evtrmori', the ccnniony, th
buriaKcase, (he solemu cortege and th
closo. noisome atmosphere of the crave,
All these wero contained in one of these
tittle pellets. Delngrjivc haviug won the
first choice, stepped forward and took n
pill. -Vt'llh n calmness which was (rigid
lie placed it on Us tongue nud with a
cup of claret, banded him by tbo dootor,
washed it down.
Aud now, JI. Riviere." said the doc.
tor. Kiijere evtetided his hand itnd
took a pill. Like his opponent,
h allowed it.
The twj men stood looking one an
oilier in the face. There was not
qniver to tbe eyelid, not a twitch lo
muscle. Each wis thinking of himself
as uell as watching hi adversary. On
minute pjiRed. Two minutes passed
Three. Four. Five, l,Now,gentlemen,'
said the doctor in solemn tones, "it i
time to make a final drawing.'
This was tbe fatal chance. Both men
were ready for the cast of the di, Sa.
villa tossed tbe gold piece aloft, nnd th
iloct,or cried out "Heads. "lleacs
was, aud Delagrave look a pill from the
box, leaving only one. "Now, said th
doctor, "the remaining one is for yon
Yoq will please swallow them together.
Tbe two men raised their bands nt tbe
same time nnd deposited tbe pills on tbeir
tongues nnd took a draught ol'tluret,
One second passed, and there was no
movement. Two second', and neither
stirred. Then "Good God!'' exclaim
id Riviere, bis eyes starting from tbeir
sockets. He turned half around to the
1un to. 1 l.ld i.nnitii nliov-A hia lirml I
and shrieked a loug. wild shriek that
belated travelers even to ibis day say
they hear on the shell road, near tbe
island.
He Ml prone to tbe eattb. and, save
SI. 00
If
neryons contraction of the umseles of the
face, there wan no movement.
DfUgraYo took him by the hand ns
lie lay on iho damp 'grata, nnd Raid iu h
ender Voice! "I regret It, but it was to
be."
The frirjornl was one' of the largest
ever seen in New Orleans, nnd for weelfs
tlio'cafts were agog with tho p.tory of the
'duel. Tho txnttllul widow, horrified lit
the nfT.ilr, would never see Delagrave
nlterward, and is now n happy graud
mere onOtron Ltfourche, having mar.
rfed a wealthy planter two years alter the
fatal event.
Delagrave, weighed down with the
trials of'an unhappy life, wrinkled nnd
tottering, strolls down Canal street ot
warm ntternootiR, agisted by n negro
Mrinnt. Having n bare competency he
has uever actually suUered liom want;
but he shows evidence of great meutal
angnish. The Bight of n pill-box will
ltiAkn him shudder, and tho taste of olar
et'iiill glvo him convulsions.
rBESlDENI3.&ND THEIR TAILORS.
Hcttr Presidents Drcjs-Storlcs of Oranti
Hayes, Garfield and Arthur.
A fashionable tailor established him
self in.Wnshit'gton during Grant's term,
and his experience dates Irom that time.
We have never ibtgtin to sell ns many
ilotbes here since Grant went out dfol-
fice,"saldbo the'other day, "I mide
II of Grant's clothes. Hs was very lib
eral and easy to. please. The public men
f bis time were great buyers of clothes.
It was n common thing tor a Senator or
Jlembtrf t buy a dis-sn suits a jrenr.
Grant's Cabinot people were very
retsy."
How was it under HaytsJ"
'We never did but oje job forlliyes.
That knocked him cold. Ha came down
one hotaummer day il tiring his first year
u the UUeo nnd ordered us to make him
thin sick coat out rftbo best grus
graiu silk. Tho material was expensive.
It cost us exaOlly S23 to get up that coat.
We had heard that bo was close, aud, ns
we wautid to intch his trad?, we rut the
prico nt S23. That panljzed hiiu. 0b,
how be did kick! But he paid the bill.
bat was tho last oideMve got Irom him.
Ha bad the rest of his clothos chopped
out for bioi by his old-tailor iu Frtmout.
Ho sent his boys to us. tor rcady.made
suits, but'we nevtr made any mouey cu
the ..White' House uuder him. We
bad some of his Cabinet on cur books,
but there was very little dressing under
Hjjcs. The purchase of clothes by pub-
to men full. off CU pr oent. I never ex
pect ngatn'to see bo much- moury spent
in my shop ns wbeu Grant was Presi
dent." "How was G il field?"
lie was a vry careless dresser. lit;
did not bVtVf, lhtic-h' taste. lie was rather
low pay when he was in Congress, but
wbeu ho got into the White House he
begau to buy a mucb better grade ot
clothes and to pay grtnttr attention to
bis dress. Too day be was shot be had
on a very handsome suit we made for
him-price SCO."
Do you dp much for Frcsident At-
thin?'
Not a dollar's, worth. Ho does bus!
nejs with bis oiii taller in ew lorn
tho man who makis bo suits for the
memh ts. of the coaching club. Ho is a
veiy high-priced man. He does uol
nako the plajntst busiuesa. suits under
570. He was over bere the tber day to
tale an Order for the President, He jmii
he did not care anUbing for the Tresi
tent's trade. lie was so burd to suit.
Hu took up twenty pairs of trousers the
othir day, made the.I'residsnt's measure,
and spent no hour with hitu trying tbeui
ou belore he conjd find a pair to suit,
Hesivs the only wiy lie can. get along
with the President is to be right lip and
down with him. One day Arthur spoke
very sharply to him about tbo fit of a
ooat, and tho tailor turned bis back
on bim. At lcust ho said he did. Iheu
tbe President said:
Oil, coma now, don't, take any of.
Tense, I cau't nffml to quarrel with
yon.'
"Von see n first class tailor i pretty
independent mm; hut while be is par
ticular with the President, he is very
oiireless wilh the work lor the President's
servants. We used to furnish the Wbiu-
House liveries, but tbe job goes to the
New York nnu now. The new livery
coats of the Prrsidi lit n coachnun nnd
lootnien. made ol cream color baminer
cloth, cost S125 apiece, but, God bltss
yon! they are tho worst fitting things
over saw, except the clnthes the Fremont
,t$lor used tn chop out lor Hs-yei."
- A sonburst the heir loaded.
A train r cfetr the mule.
Hoists .ire now wearing poln-nelhs
A good u ime for ft gossipy woman is
Liz-.
C iniiihnls hare been known to cat
their "fodder. '
A burst of cor-fldence Failure of a
savings bauk.
When man sita on a watermelon it
is a mussed melon.
Can't get drnuk on atei? Nonsense!
G) on a yachting-.trip nud see if you
can't.
' ' When n young man wants to protect
n young lady, he naturally puts his arm
or round her.
The man wilh the blggett bible in
his window U not always tho safest pel
soa to give credit to.
If n mm who laues n mortgage is ft
mortgagee, it doesn't follow that u uiau
whj takes a gost is a goatee.
"Great danger is often feared less
deo little ones," says TJuole Mose, "A
oow'll git onten de wy quicker fur
horse den she will fur a railroad traiu.'
Tho consciousness of wrongdoing is
to the soul what n lorgolten peG iu n bwot
i to tbe foot, 'ton ain't be happy units
you do something about it,
Why not subscribe for tbo Cisj:
Aotcir.onl,l.pvrnuujv.? . . .
a Year if Paid in Advance.
not paid in advance, $1.25.
WISE AMD 0THEHV7IBI
Singular rp'.tiptr "Gonenl
Tom
Thumb is dead. IVscn to his ash."
"Oh, where shall I find nst''' sang
n lovely poetess. Why, darling, grt n
position as sileswomAii in n storo that
doesn't adyerllsr.
The light 6f friendship N liko the
light of phoRphorns- seen liliiintat when
all nronnd is dark.
He "Jlayl cullynu reveng.?" She
"Whj?" He " Itecunse revenge is so
sweet." She "Cirtalnly vou niRV. tiro-
vtded, however,, yon will let mo cull yon
Vengeance.'' Ho "Aud why would vou
call rue. Vengeance?" She "1! cause
Vfiigeance is mine." And she bcciine
his lu a few months alter.
"Djn't be afraid," said a snob to n
Girmin laborer, "sit down nnd make
yourself my equal." "I would luff to
plow my prain oat,' was the reply of
tbe Teuton.
You can't make bay whlio tho sun
shluffl, If you flirt wilh grass widows.
Disoan cs: A well dressed gentle-
mm sauntered up to a Btreot-car driver
on Austin nventio to ask him what time
it wa, whn the driver, with an cmphs
tlo gesture, called onl: "Kern nwnv
rmi that mul-. He kicked at ft dnde
yesterday, n&isu't.afraid of anybody.'"
Dir is mtny a rule whit won't work
hoth ways. Whiskey will produce a
headacho but a headache won't produce
whiskey..
"The idea of pulling Juhnon a juryl'1
excIAimed Jlrs. Totnpkln, when she
heard that 'her husband had been drawn.
'They might ns well order a new trial
right-off. They won't got John to agree
on a verdict. He Is tVe most obstinate
man I ever siw. I never knew him to'
agree with his own wifo in anythiug, nnd
it isn'l at all likely he's going to ngr'e
willi people he don't know anything
about. A pretty iuryram.ru 1st"'
Tn the weakest place;, "(ion! morn-
inc, Jfr. Smith; how are y.-in?" "Nnd ad
all we'l. Ihag .inn. I've fearful code id
by head." "It's a strange thing about
mlds. isu't it?" "How do' vou bead?"
Why. 'they always settle iu the weakest
place."' ,
Iu Knston; 'Siy. pis," remarked the
high school girl's brother, "yon ought to
see a new chap we've Rot nt the store;
he don't know bi-ans." "Can I never
teach you to use proper lauguagi J" iu
qufred the high school girl, severely;
' You should not say, He dor.'t know
bean's, but 'He is not fiuGlciently (vorsed
in botany to recognize the matured
ovule ol a common legumiuons plant."
rEiwt Cooi'ta, once eaidi "In nil
towns 'where a newspaper is published
every man jdiovjld, ndvt.rtise tn it, evtn
if nothing more than a card stating bis
nAnieund pnsjnew, be'ls engaged In. It
does hot bniyp.Vy the. "advertiser, but it
lets penplo nt a di-tnnce know that tbe
town you reside in is a crospcrous com
munity saf business men. Asiheseed is
sown so tbo fruit recompenses. Never
pull down your sign whilo you expect
to do bualuois,"
BiUr.nrdetlc says that his invalid
wife made him all he is. "That's right?"
mutters the' woman's J0unf.i,; "blume it
nll'on your wife."
Tiio parasol question; Befcre mar
riage "Excnsu me. George. Did, my
parasol hurt yon?" "Oh. no, my dear It
would be n pleasure if it ilid," Al'ler
marriage "Great heavens! Third was
never n womau under the suu that knew
bow to carry a par.isd wltbont scratch
ing a felloa s .es out." "And there
uiver was a utnn that kuew enough to
walk on the' right side o( u woman wilh
a parasol." ' I'berj isn't any right tsido
to a woman with n parasol."
A "uhlslling buoj" has been placed
in tbe ocean nt Southeast Ledge. That'
right. Tbero ia ft number of whistling
biys in this town who thorld also be
placed in tbe oceau as near the bottom
as possibles-
Tho restaurant on tbe Like Shrro
Road at ashtabula ir kept by a veteran
baker. A sprightly young Ir.ivi ler com
plained of one of tho pies tbe othir day.
Tne old man became angry. "Young
man,'" said he severely, "I made pies be
fcre jou wero born." "Yts," nsponded
tho traveler, "I kiu-ss this must be one-
of those s nne pies."
Au Erie, Pa., paper prints' a plnry
about a minister iu Alercer who cured a
dog or paralysil by pr.ijliug over it fur
an hour, We elou't doubt ir. A prayer
yu hour loin,'. Ii.v Hume prenehera, would
make a wooden. dog get up nnd walk,
-"Ilia bent has turned over nnd
diowuod your son," said a man, up.
preaching a fisldt g party, and ad less-,
ing nn old gontltnun, "Great Good
ness," txclainied thr old gml, liutbting
iuto tears, ' lis was my hop in Mis
life. He war Hie best biiv in tbe pliee;
aud beside that he had Ihe bait cup with
him."
FIFTEEN H0U23 A DAY.
List wt,ek, n u engineer unit ullriluau
ou an English looi m-divji had breu ut
work filteen hours, urevious to whioh
they, bad been out all Light on a spree,
The cousiqucpce was lhat they fill
aileep sitmil.nitaneouy nt tholr posts
wnile ou a rapid run, and, as their loco
motive nan nn train aitaolteti, tbere was
nobody to discover the danger mil il they
dashed past ntdrirng where they should
have stopped Then word was telegraph
.l ahead, and they wt ro awakened by
torpedoes nn the rails.
Fright in the Farm House:
Family alt taken rn-k ut nilcni. Unusual
symptoms. Seemed like imieonlng. What
could it br? ' What had lliey eaten ? Was
It arsenic In the soup? Was it KrycSinna
in the coflcet Was It rats' bsne In Ilia
pie? None if lhee. The cistern had not
been cleaned for a lone time. The family
had been drinking impure water. They
might have .bed., inly thatthry,,,V Pm.t
Davis' P.jx" KlLr.tR. Fsnillr w.lL ',
lnn Vuiir t sppA T.vrrlwij. plwe-t. '
The Carbon Advocale.
An Independent Family Newippr
Published every . ATb'RDAl, in
Lehighton, Orbou Co.,Fa.rby
IIAltltV V. iliOK'riflAIF.Ht
Onwit-iiARWAY, mjBort dmtiiee a bet
tho Lclilfth Volloy n. It. Df is,!.
Terms: $1.00 wMm in Adrace
itsiit ntaciirrtiON or rut A.b fakcy
Job Printing
AT ViJUT LOW WHJ
8U0KIKO NOT ALLOWED,
The i'iii.1 .it one 01 the N.w York
evening papirs walked into tbe cliy de
partment em l.ot Wtlheat)ay moruing,
says the Washington (Itt-mi. The city
editor had Just llgt'te'l" e"pipe ofKllli'
kinlc, start hever.tl ol the" reiirterh were
ei'j'iyiiiB 'eiiru cobs," preparatory ttigo
lug out on the war-pnlli nft'er Irtiirders,
iusnranco fstlures, mid either evtnts lie
cessary to progressive civllir-stimi. i'b
editor In old f looked nt the smokers,
made a rnf.Id tnentnl calculation of the
number Of cubic feet of nir being adnl
tera.td with smoke, and saldt
'Geutlenieii, the "order Is " thatf no
smoklL-g will be allowed dnrlpg ofilas
hours. Hid. iking sfferts the "lungs, ir
ritiiliH the air paBsagesiud prevents rueu
of nbillty Irom making a good nw-
pnperr."
The city edlt( r blushed, threw hit plpa
out of the Nvindnw, and all tbe reporters
were rrlnelalilly prepari'-g In' Inliem bis
exa'mplo.Wheii a modest littlo jack-rabbit
of a fellow, who bad only 'been on the)
paper three da, jumped out of a oanei
bottomod chair, and, walking boldly up
to the chief, said:
"Excuse uij but are von the head of
this tstubllnl.uiettl?''
"I nm."
"Allow me to congrntnlate- you. -sir,'
My lathf r, w ho is a postmaster in Orange
County, says yon hfr a good nnu but I
think you are wrong ubout smoking.
History is ngaiustjou, sir, and I'll prove
it."
This wns raid in an easy flow of breath
and to the ,istoniliment of the city edis
tor and reptrters. The chief himself was
eidciiiily too surprised to knock the
young man into the ash-box and order
the janitor to remove bim to lbs street.
Observing tbe profound silence, the yennff
uiau continuous
"I see you want proof, Dickenv.
Thnckcray nnd Byron smoked, and did.
uot need n plumber to fix their air mim
sages. Then li;ere were Jlilton t,you have)
head of Milton, the fellow who wrote the)
'story about Adjm and KveJnudScoit.tbe
boss poet. Both of them smoled, and
their mucous membranes were as good
as new when they died. You may say
Ibese are exoeptlona. Well. Addison,
smoked, so did Charley Lamb and
Campbell. History Rays nothing about
their nerves being shattered. Bat these,
nright and glorious names are cot all,
for Burns and Locke, Scott and Dan,
Webster. John Quincy Adams nnd. Hen-
ry Clav, Andrew Jackson and old Grant
himself all smoked, and never died with
their bnots.on. These are but a few" of
tho smokers, aud if yon will listen a ""
At this juccturethe fire alarm sounded :
the oditor jump d to bis desk, while 'tbo
veterans went down stairs four Btcps at
a jump, leaving the yonng chap from
Orango Ccutity in a whirl of speculation
ns to the probably result of bis. power.
All doubts wero removed on the follow
ing day, when be was made assistant to
the baso-ball reporter nt a salary of flvn .
dollars a week.
TE2 EDUCATION OF CHILDREN.
L-JUise Alcott, who bas written so
oharmiogly nnd suggestively on the edu
cation of children, has. now a chance to
put her theories into practioe. When
her sister JIary died in Paris (be left
jiltle daughter whom Louise has adopted
and will educate in accordance with ber
plan of bringing up children. This
plan she stales us lollows; "Health cornea
first, nnd an early knowledge of truth,
obedience and stlfcontrol; then such
necessary lessons as all must learn, and
later such accomplishments ns taste and
talent lead her to desire; a profession or
trade to fall back upon iu time of need,
that she may not b, dependent or too
proud to uoik fur bread. No lute bourK,
unwholesome pleasures and dress,, no .
mixing of school aud flirtation, but sim
ple amusements, daily duties, nnd a pur
pose in lira to kep tbem girls at heart, ,
ev(;n wbilo preparing for tbe work and
bappinestpf woman.'
OLD UAID3 AND CLOVEE CHOPS.
Professor Hox'ry quaintly rrmatks
somewhere, that the fertility of tho clo
ver iu any district ultimately depend, in
pirt upon tho number of old maids. Fit
the eluvrr. is fertilized by the bumble
beer; but the bumble bees, sgalu, nro
Creatly tblnucn by harvest-mior; and tbe
harvest-mica in turn Bre mnch devoured
by cabe, and the cats, finally, are chiefly
kept, by old maids. The more cats,
therefore, the fewer harvest-mlre, and
the fewer harvest-mice tbe more bets.
WEALTHY JtJDQES.
WIMi only iwir exceptions lheJiir"ce
of Ihe Snpriras Conrt are wealthy.
Jinlao Illiiehfnrd is worth at least 513,
030 000. nud has no edill Iren noboiy
lint his wife and self; Judfl Matthows
is worth, at a very low estimate, S300.0CO;
Wemd, $100 000; Weiilr, S250.tHKJ; Fie-'d.
4751,000; .Tnde Gray, 3150,000, aud be
is an eil.l bichelor; Bradley, $500,000,
Judts Jlillor and Harlan re both pofr
men. Their ouly Inwrae is tbeir salary.
S you see we have, tbe enormous sura ot
SIC, 050,000 represented by sevrn menrrr
the Supremo bench an average of f2,.
115,000.
THE 8TH0N0E3T MAN IN THE v02Zl.
Angehi Oi.rdeli. a Nevsd miiu-rt,
cl.uiin to In the strongest mm in th
world. HIm bones are all eitraordiisrr.
ly massive, thougb be weighs but 133
pounds. He. can lift 100 pounds with
one finger.
HELL OATE.
A lady from Lmiou upon entering lbs
Eist nivc-r. ou Uard of a Sound al earner
asked the uames of tbe large Institution
as they pvsed, aud feeling a warm cur
rent of air sweepiD off from shore rr
marked it. At tbis mnuwit ber Inform.
ant said: "And this is Heil Oat.' -1
r hnn f h t n miiM, 'i.KBh.ll.a , .
J"""9
-i-ii.Mriifo tvr tbo Arj. cats.