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T.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
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' soil building above tUt Carbon Advocate
Printing Office:
May 19, Wib1 ItElUQUTOW.
TXT M. lursiiEit,
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ATTORNEY AND COtlNSSlLOIt AT LAW,
nBtSTlIII,LlBI"''lP'
e.t.tt"andCnlleetlio Agenev Will Buysnjt
I.llR.itE.Lta. Ooovayaoclng .ifatlj done Col
atlona ntomrdlv made. Settling hstates of l'e-
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d lierulau.
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REMOVED.
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lias Removed Ills omce and Residence from
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lorraerly occupied 1-7 A J IIoi.i.knmaykii,
where bo will bit p cas-d to too bis friends
Jnd patrons. JS-'oFt'lUE H"1 S 1 fr...ii
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T-yt. XV. W. IlEUE tt
PHYSIUIAN AND SUKOEON,
MAIN STREET. PARRYVILLE, Pa,
May be consulto in tho English or Oorman
Language. March 21. U83.
-vy" A. DEUIIAMF.R, M .,
" PHYSICIAN AND SCItUKON
Spedal sttentlon paid to Chronic tIosies.
omo: South Hast cutr.r Iron and Sua U..le
lljUon.IM. AprP3.I875.
D. UKKEU, M. I).
V. S ICmmliilng Snrgton,
' rnAoricisa rnYsioiAN andsutianot.-,
'Onricit: Hauls Btrcet, ItEUEtt'a ULOCK, Lehigh.
"u'aybe consulted In tho Orm m Language.
Nov. s
X)K
C. W. BOWKK,
PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON.
May be consulted lathe Herman or Eoallsh
'..oiguiigo.
nrrtrii 'ppoiito Uurllng's Drug store,
-IlANJCSt., Lehighton. I'a. Jan.ll-yt
Brs. Ban anil Eistap,
Have determined tn remain in LEUIGI1
.TOM all Wtnt.T, and will ountiuuo to
pay spcoial atttntion lo
Chronic Affections
, AND
Suhgioal Diseases.
Offieo Hours from 9 a. m. to 0 r. u.
'Bank Stroot, Lehighton, Pa.
' October 13, 1S8l.tr
W. A. Gort right, D.D.S.,
OFFICII : Opposite the "jiroadway House,"
Mauch Chunk, Pa.
iau-ii h.ivis tha hencflt of tho lstcst Im.
nfuv.mHnt, in ma hanl-ial appliances nn1
fha iint mntlm Is of treatment In all surglc-il
casoi. AKXSTIllirn' administered II
Onilred. If pos.lolo, poraons rostdlng outsido
of Maucb Chunk, should make entailments
byinall. JSvi
QARBON HOUSE,
j. ny. BAunnrfnusii, proprietor,
Hank Sr., LuntouTOK, Pa.
Tki riA no7 If neau offers Arscelais aeenm
medatlons to the Traveling public. lion rd In g
br the Hay or Week on Reasonable Torinf.
llhotco Ulsjarf, wiroi na Liouors anvayv un
band.
uohu nnotis ami aiuuici. mm alien
tlr HojtUri, nttacbeJ.
April lO.j'l.
p.VCKEItTOS HOTEL.
Ullway between Mauch Chunk & Lehlghton
LEOPUM) MEYCR, PttOeBtHTOB,
Packerton, Penn'a.
This well known hotel Is ndmlrablr rcfltted
apd baa the beitaooominodationa lor iirrman
cut and transient boirder. EXL'ellf'Ut tabloi
mnd the very best llquurj. Also ttno stables
attaolicd. seiitMO-yl
'Mauch Chunk House,
B ut (juehanna Street, Manch (Jhnnk, 1'enna.
T, F. FEU It, Proprietor.
When rldtlnic at the County Seat this
Hotel will found to bo tlrst-clais In every res
pect. Wines. Uquore, I.aner lleer. Cigars
and other Kclresbinruts of purest quality at
the liar. Terms very moderate. t'utrunai;e
solicited. be.it. .-, 103 1
q.iviu uunenx's
Ijivery & Sale Stables
UAHK STIlBtfiT.LilSlliailTON, P
FAST TROTfINQ HORSES,
ELEUAT OAURIAOES,
Ana PQStttrelT LOWCn PIUOES tba any
other Livery in tbe Coantr,
I.arxeand handsome Carriages for Funeral
tarposM and Weddlnxs. DAVID EUBERT
Nov. M. UTS.
J. W. RAUDENBUSH
Respectfully annuunoi f the pnhllo that h
lias ojieneo a r,tv iiiu I AIfLK
eounretlon with bis ho el, esd Is prepared
furnish Teams for
Funerals, Wings or Business Trips
on shortest notlceand most llberalierms. All
orders lell at tne "Carbon House" will receive
prompt attention. Stable on North K'reet
next tne notei, Lionighton, anzs-yl
ATJDT7D Hend ee. for postaite, and re.
rnliH. eel re free, u rostlv bur of irondi
tX A AllUU.heh w he)p Joa in mnr.
money riant mnn anyininir in in'i
world. All, ol either sex, lumeed from flrsi
liour. The bro-td rnad l loitune opens l.
fure the workers. ebnta e y sure. Atone
dvrert Tavs;uc., Aigutta, jje, 1)
i V
' s i. mi ii rawal ii iT A
H. V. Mobtiiimeb, Proprietor.
VOL. XII., No 8.
Railroad Guide.
&
Arrangement of Pas:enger Trains.
OOTOBEK Kith, 188J.
Trains leave Allentown as follows :
(Via I'SnKIOMISN IlAtLROAt.)
For Philadelphia at t.lO, O.tO, 11.40 a. m
and 3.I0 p. in.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at S.COa.tn.and 8.31p.m.
(Via East Penh Bkakch.)
For Iteadlnic and Harrlsburtf, 0.00, t.40 a.
m.. VJ.lt, 4.3", and 0.0 p. m.
For I.anenster and Columbia. O.tO. 8.(0 a.
in., and 43J p. m.
SUNDAYS.
For Hurrlsburg, and vtaypolnts, o.ri p. m.
Trains for Allentown leavo as follows :
(Via I'KKKIOUCN ItAltHOAD.)
Leave Plillad'a. 4 3.1. 7.40 a. in. and 1.00.
1.31, ojSO, and 6.15 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia. 8,0) a.m., M.M p.m.
(Via East 1'kkn. UnAACit.)
Leave Heading. 7.30. 10.15 R. m 3.00.3.10.
and I..10 p. in.
Leave llarrlsburir. ez T.50. 9.00 a. m . l.li
and 4.IKI t. in.
Iivavo l.iu, caster, 17.00 a. m., 1.0 J and 13.40
p. in.
i. cave uoiumbia, i.su a. m , l.w ana 5.iu
in.
trroiu KlnK Street Depot.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Headlni:, 7 3 a. ni.
l.cnvo lliinliburic, 8 20 a, m.
Tralrs via "Pcrklorafn Hallroad" marked
bus (M run to nnd Irom Depot, Muth and
(rcon ftn els, Philadelphia, other trains to
nnd from llrnnd strt-el Depot
i no -a.iu nnu o.jd tt. in. trains irom anen
own, nnd the 1 35 nnd A.16 p.m. train from
Philadelphia, via Perklon en Knllrnad. have
through cars to and Irom Philadelphia.
J. E. WOOTTHN,
tleneral Manager.
.O. HANCOCK.
tlcn'l Pas'r fc Ticket Agent
May 27th, liS3.
ALLEN LINE of STEAMEF.S
TO AND FKOM
Prepaid Pnsenccrs from Enirlsnd. Ireland.
and rc!latid. can einParK at. elthfr l.lver
tioul. tllasarow. Uuevustowii. Londonderryjur
Uulway.
FARE AS
LOW AS HY
ROUTE!
ANY OTHER
Drafts en England, Ireland, and Scotland.
II. V. MORTIIIMER, Agt
GAnnoK AnrocATV Offlce,
LEHIOHTON, PA.
yj- IICIUJASl &. CO.,
BANK STEKET. Lehighton, Pa.,
MILLEItH and Dealers In
111 Kind of 0 RAIN BOUGHT and SOLD a
ni;aui..u market uatks.
We would, also, icsprctlully lnlorm ourcit
z?.nt that wo mo now fully prepared to hUl'
PLY tcm with
IBcst of Coal
ProuenyMIn doelicd at V'Ett
LOWEST I'UICES.
if. IIEILMAN &
CO.
Juiit:
Central Carriage Works
Bank St., Lcliigliton, Fa.,
Are prepared to Manufacture
Carriages, Buggies, Sleighs,
Spring Wagon, &c,
Of every description, tn the most eubstantlf
manner, and at Lowest Cash Prices.
Uejmlrlugr Promptly Attended to,
TREXLER & KREIDLER,
April 39, 1682 yl Proprietors.
GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS,
QUEENSWARE, &c
At CHAS. B. EHUD'S, AG'T,
NEW STOKE, nearly opposite the NEW
ROUND HOUSE,
Bank St., Lehighton, Pa.
Everything of the very best quality and at
E. F. LUCKENBACU,
Two Doors Uelow the "Broadway House
MAUCH CHUNK, PA.
Dealer in all Patterns of Plain and Fancy
Wall Papers.
Window Shades,
Paints & Paintesr' Supplies
LOtVUHT CASH riJOES.
a i iihiiiiib ei i .ii. i t. m i m mi. i ii .iiwe. laiweg , ...,r..-" gggftg
Thomas' Drug Store.
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NEW YORK, 1884
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Estate of t'ouixioN Steioeiiwalt, Deceased,
Letters Testamontary on the estate ofSol.
nmon Sleluorw.il, Lite of liilt renn Town,
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HDEPENDET J1
LEIIIGIITON, CARBON COUNTY;
Hon. Wra, II. Morrison, Chairman Ways & Means Com.
Tho subject pf, ot;r )ortruit iitid skctcli thin week places before our readers the
likeness and life of Wni, It. Morrison, who, as Chairman of tho Ways and Menus
Committee, w.ill..figtiro more- crr.&picuously in the policy of tlip present Congress
on the tariirtind revenue questions'thaii any other member of tliut body, lie was
Mr. Carlisle's manntrer durina thuiute Sucalccrdhiu eonlest. and litis been roeojrnte-
ed by his successful protege, as' has bceli predieteu, in euic of tho letter's elevation
to the Speakership. ' ' ' .
William I?. Morrison, of Waterloo, ill.,-was born in Monroe county, that State,
September 14th,' 1823, and consequently ii in his 09th vcar. lie was educated in
the common schools', and Rraduoted at McKcndreo Colfegc, Illinois. lie adopted
tho law lis tt profession, and'Voolt after lie bechme a member of the bar was elertal
Cierk oftlio Circuit Court', from tliis position lie was next advanced a a mem
ber of tli'e' Illinou House of Jtcpr'cscnUitives, scrvint; four terms, the hit-t of wliidi
lie was Speaker of tho Ilontc. Jlo.wushen clecleilto rqjrcbent the 17th District
of his Stuto in the 33th CpuRrcss, was again returned to tho dlJrd, 'Mtli, doth, 40th,
47th and 4St!i Congresses, by an .uvcrugo majority of about 1000. In the 4Clli
Congress Mr. Morrison served as .Chairman of tho Ways and Means Committee,
and Wits succeeded ;n, Jhat po.sitionIn. fIio 47th Congress by Judge Kellcy, of Pu.
again the comnnjt'qc wheel revolves, nnd Mr. Morrison once more becomes head 0
the most important IIouso Committee, having in charge the regulation of tho reve
nues, and tho manner and mcans-of raising a sufficient amount to cover tho ex
penses of the Government. Tho ways and means adopted to collect this revenue
ell'ects largely, for good or evil, tho entire business interests of the country.
Mr. Morrison is of largo, manly proportions, nearly six feet tall, and invariably
attracts more than ordir.:1"' nntr in any assembly, however largo. He is favor
ably mentioned 1 j many Democrats a growing candidate for the Presidency.
Ai'XER THE HARVEST,
sy o. r.. AruiN-OKa.
The scytlio Is rusting in the Uoe,
rho rake lies broken in thuqiaJoj
The muwer In a revery,
Is stretched at eu&e within the shade.
A goodly n.an lh mower ir,
Willi slnt'Ws tcugli us twisted rods;
A forn ifiiuiily grace is his,
A lielid us trenchant as a god .,
A man nf thought; the harvest oVr,
Its lieut and triumphs left behind,
IIj tests, ami gives lilmsilf oi,ce moro
Tn pleasure uf the heart und mind.
Sui'h plrasuri-sl All llie glorious skies
Their happy deeps, llieir lines, their forms
That Ujal aro wonders tn his eyes:
lie glories in their fires and storms.
The sweet green earth lie deems most fair;
llo knows her mo 'ds of ease and lil
lie walks abroad uinl everywhere
Sees blessings epriuglm; from the soil.
The woods and pastures near and far.
Tn Ii i mi their secrets yield; he knows,
The shy spots win-to the berries are,
llie corner where the sweet mini grows.
His friendships lie on every hand,
In man ami rattle, bird and hoc;-.
And be is wiso lu uudersland
The lunguoge uf the flower and tree.
The froe air nnd tho light ho quads
Are turned to sunshine in his veinr
His speech is cheer und when he laughs
Great nature's joy is in the strums.
For him tliecloinl shall break and pass,
And show behind the sheltered bars
The splendor nf its gelds and grass,
The glory nf the sky and stars.
A WIFE'S MISTAKE.
Ererynnosaid that Clara Job usun u as
foolishly loud of her husbaud. A iialitru
ai trco from suspicion us Lit Vh proved nu
uncorrnpttfd anil incnrrnptililo heart.
It w.is ln-r cuiti m in tliti luug winter
evonius, when bir busbaml, deeply eu
gaged in bis business nfftirs, was absent,
lo prcptm for his return delioiuUH lit.
tie supper, and tbeu, quielly nuuiting
bis return, to tlrcatu over bis last worth
of love; for Clara was n loolUh little
blomle, nud oertuiiily loved well, if not
wisely.
Ouo rveniug she was surprised by a
visit from a maiden aunt, who was noted
for gossip, and b id liertuforo been very
sparing of her visits to Ibis bullae id
wedded bliss, Alan! what untold miner
ies have mulled from tbe venom of ll.e
human tongue. Clara's aunt on this oc
enslou looked piirteutim.ly disaial, nun
after a few coiuuioupl ice remarks she
Uunobod nl onoo into the auljoct-milttr
of her discourse.
"My dear," eaid sbe, "I suppose you
are totally unaware of what is going on
in tbe theatrioal world? You have not
heard of tbe extraordinary beauty of
Mademoiselle Vera, the leading star at
tbe theutrt?"
"Annt, jou know ray husband's time
is so occupied. I dearly love tbe thealir,
rbut I lovo bitn betti-r, and I can't enjoy
myself when be is toiling fur tne."
"But did yon never tbiuk it strange,"
said Aunt Liz 1. "that Mr. Jobusoo, ft bo
h so immensely rich, bhonld be forced
to work so bard? Why, another woman
would ba mad with suspicion."
"Ob, Annl Llzat" said the sensitive
girl, bet eyes filled with tearx, "X
oould ust suspect the bnsband 1 bare
married and loved."
"Well, there are women and women,
aud yon aro one of the most trusting lit
tle dears I ever met, I trust yon will
never have any cause to repent of your
Ulolily."
Clam sat by the window at her house
lu Windsor, gating at tbe slar-embossed
heaven, with a vagne feeling of uueuki.
ness which sbe found it impossible to
reason away. There bad btin oucw
where loving end faltbfiil wives were do
ceiyed by those whom tbey cberWbed as
the inc.iru-itlon of gooduess. tibe bad
read many a navel, with tearful eyes,
wherein those who seemed best and no
blest proved base and vile, bibe kuew,
it) her short experience of 11 , that men
were hired away by influences that tbey
alrived in vain to resist. All these
thoughts ouue to ber, and with them a
(""ij
Live and: Let Jjive."
PA., .SATURDAY JANUARY, 12. 1884.
firm resolve to qutstiou her tnsbandtbut
Very Oveuing.
Tbe hours passed awuy, seeming cen
turies to tht poor young ifo who was
thus riliUly awakened from ber ilrcjmof
hlUs by the vcrom of n wouinu's tongue.
At Ust, as the clock struck eltveti, Cl.ra
lititr 1 the welcoruo step on the footpath
and was soon in ber hnsbnuu's arms Ft r
mi ii.Bt.iiit doubtnuil suspense were ut 1 n
uud. Q.iziug into that uoble face, rend
iug truth and loye 111 those proud black
oyi-s, it seemed impossible that such 11
one could harbor iHreit or cr.a'e misery
Mr. Joliusoti consumed his supper
with great relixh. He uas hatihiled uith
tbe loving gaze ot bis wife, nnd spoke
but li.tle; bulutlouishmeut was in store
for him,
"Herbert," said Clara suddenly n rv.
ously tviiuiug her banns, "what is this
business that detains oil iu tbu evetiiug?
Oil, do' tell nit! Let (here be no more si
cr'rts between u4, or I shall d. "
Mr. 'Jul lnon pushed bis plate from him
and rig.irded her Attentively.
"My darlinsr,'' ha asked, simply, "who
bus been ben?'1
"No oue-.tliat is, Aunt Liz.)," replied
Clara, wondering,
"Aid'' said Mr. Johnson,
"Hut, Ileibert, you have not answered
me; yon treat me with contempt."
Ob, no, my deal!' said Mr. Johnson,
quietly; "not yon. Come, love, ) on are
overoiimo by nervousness and grnuudhss
suipicinut. I promise ymi I will I
m 're at home bcrealter. and give to nij
little rosebud of a wife Hint Iovh which
her ntiKtlio disposition so justly d
ssrves."
There was something in his quiet, self.
possessed uiauuer that set Clara's tor
lured mind rompletily at e.o-e.
She kissHil her br.sband IVrveutly, and
said, t'l'iirgiV" me fur doubting you
Herbert. It was my love caused my
fear."
"There is nnlhirg to be forgiven, my
sweet wile, Heaveu bless and keep you
always!"
Clirn's eyes filled with tears, and the
reconciliation whs complete.
A few days nfter this, Clara was at ber
favorite wiudow, gazing out with rare
pleasure nt thu bandsomo tquiptge
which das'ied past.
It was 11 splendid winter day.aud tber
was suow on tbe ground.
Since the night uf Aunt Llzt's vUi
Clint bad bien supremely happy; her
husbiin 1 bail spent bis weuings regular
ly in her compauy, and bad once even
tiketi ber lo tbu very theatre spnl el o
by her annt. True, she had nniicod the
lovely MadelunUtllfa Vera, and bad liu
ngiucd her attentions were rather plainly
addressed to her busb.tuil, but she had
determined to banish suspicion for ever
It wa an easy task, for fr.inkuess was
one of the chief virtues iu her lovely
character.
Absorbed in her pleasant reverie, sne
had not noticed tbe approach of n mud
who banded her a letter. A vngne pre
sentiment ol evil came over ber as sh
opened it. It wa3 from Aunt Liza, an
no as follows;
"Mr deab Niece I reo-rel rT'Pf.rilnj.
ly tbe position I am nl.iceil In. bnt feel
lound nuderthn oircutnstarices tn expose
jo-4 iiusiiaiiiiHdiipiiciiy. isawnim.nn
niisjrved. tills forenoon, cnnversiiiir I
tho lobby of tbe theatre with Midemnls
eiie vera. I overheard enough lo pon
vince me mat be i going to attend th
perfnrmance to-niebt. Ho la crni-llv .U
odving yon, and 1 strongly advise yrn tn
unmask bis villainy and separate Irom
uim. AUtotlouaUly yours,
Adst Lizt."
Clara ornsbed the letter iu ber hands.
and sat there looking at tbe fast-falling
snow. It was growing darker, and b
wonld soon be here. And then? would
she show bim tbe letter nnd demand an
rxulauallnt? No. It would be met by
.qnlvoo.il replies. He wag a master in
tbe art ofdeceptiou, bnt that night would
end It for ever.
As sbe thought this.sba felt a dnll pal
at her heart and the evening gre
deeper.
"Why, little wife, aro you sitting alone
in tbe gloaming!"
It was Herbert's cherry voloe; be bad
entered unpercelved,
"Heibert!-' tbe tone was forced an
hollow "are you (joiug out to-night?"
"Wby. jti, my desr-I might 1t
$1.00 a
If
told you this morning. , I have au impor
tant engagement. It will nut be long
now, pet wife!"
What did hv menu' He could not see
the weird beauty of that dta, 1 paleface
us she ba Je hint farewell.
(t was a gala night nt the theatre. Tho
bent fit of Mademoiselle Vera, the fume
of whose beauty uud talent was whisperud.
bad drawn a crowded audience; uud
boxes, orchestra aud galltiy presented an
nuimated scene.
There way one there, however, whose
heart was aching with pain. Yes, Made
moiselle Vera Was beatilllul; and there
wui no mistaking tbe fervent adiuiialiou
with which sbe was regarded by nil, but
more erpecially by (bo solitary nccupatd
ot 0110 of the boxis; und this person
CI ir.t recognized as ber husband. How
changed he looked! Tbe contamination
of that woman's pressuce seemed tqiul'ect
bim with fever; there was au unnatur.il
brilliancy iu bis splendid cys, notwith
standing nhiuh his I'ucj looked worn and
iggnrd. He was never so at hoiuo.
Tbe curtain fell at last.and tumultuous
ppl iiisb brought Mademoiselle Vera be
fore It, Bbe was greeted witbflj eis and
outers, wbiuli were treated by tbe r.uiu-
cred beauly with proud inilif)'erencil,H
ut last it hi quet more tlegutit tbnu tbe
rest fell ut hr leut. S'.ie g.iye u gtanitt
ut one of the boxts, kissed ber band lo
tbu occupant, aud withdrew. Clara tilt
the building swim round before ber, but,
iy a strong etl'ort she controlled berselt,
and reached the eutiuuce in eufety.
Shutting herself iu her carriage, i-be
waited piitieatly, much to (he astotiUhi
men(of beroo.icbinuu an unusually stolid
iiiilli(liul, ipiito nversu to adveiiturcr.
IIill'uu hour alter words tu received tbe
welcome order to drive borne.
Clara bd1 setn hit husband emerge
from tbe s'.ngo eutrance with Mademuls-
llo Vera. A deadly pulor passed over
her ouuutenancj, mil she fainted.
Ou airiyltig ut home Clara pneeeded
to tbe lira win ; room As sbe opened tbu
door a cry of astonishment burst Irom
her lips. M" Johnson was seated tn u
easy chair, reading.
He looked up good-hnmoredly, aud
said, "Turn about is fair play; wbeie
has my pet wife been?"
01 ira sat down wearily,
"Herbert, ynu pju deceive nie no lot gs
er. I was nt tb.e tbentre to.uight. I saw
yon, aud know all. '
I was not ut the theatre l-nigbt
Clira, I do not like Annt L zi; sl.e baa
boon hero agalu,"
"Herbert, am I mad? I ain you, and
and that wiimau;
Mr John-ou ndvaucsd, nnd took bis
wif0' band in Ids.
"My pet wife," ho said, rj'iielly, "the
rxou toil saw to.uight at thu Ibeatro is
my twin brother. Years ago bo w.th
obliged lo leave the ooantry on acoount
ot bis parlicipaliou in it ln.nl etoapadr.
Notwithstanding 11 loug oarr of pfvil-g
ncy, I loved tins erring brother of miui
I accumulated mono by uddllluunl laoor
without impairing that forttiue which iu
tbe event jf my dtnilse, of right belougs
touill I have finally paid bis debis,
and summoned bun hick to his native
laud. He has Improved hut little, I am
.orry to suy, but his dtstiuv is iu bis
own hands, aud be cm 111 ike or mar it 1
be chooses. And now, uiy dear, aro yuu
lti..iled?"
"Ob, Herbert, darling! can you for-
givo me, wretob that I have been? '
On one condition. Clara," sai.l Mr.
John. 011, smiling; "Unit ynu will nevr
lis cu to Aunt Liz 1 uuaiii,"
DULWIR'B FIRST LOVE.
Before luaviug Ciiuliridge, be bad eu
riobed bis experience with some vauitiun
adventures. Including uu inoounler uilb
it blgbu'tiyuMU, 11 night iu a lonely col
lage where au attempt was made lo uiur
der 1 Im, and a heart nff.ir with a pretty
yonug gypsy, iu whose camp he spent
five or ix oaya,
O iu lunruiug she was uuusti illy sil-tit
aud reserve J. I asked h.-r, reproachlul
ly, why she whs so cold.
"Tell uic," hbo Haid abruptly, "leilme
truly, do jou luve m? '
"I do indeed." Aud so I thought.
"Will you mirry me, tnoi,?"
"ilarry you?" I cried, aghast. Marrj?
alas! I wuuld uut deooivu you that is
impossible,"
"I don't mean," cried sbe impetuous,
ly, bnt not seeming hurt at uij rel'UM,!,
"I duii't menu ns you mean marriage
according to your fasbiou; I never
thought of that; but marry mo us we
marry."
'How is thai?''
"You will break a pleoo of burnt earth
uith me n tile for instance into twe
halvis. "
"Well?"
"Iu grandmother's presence. That
will ho marriage. It lasts only five
years. "It is hut loog,'' she said plead.
iugly. "And If yon want to leave me
before, how conld I stay yon."
Poor dear ckild for child, nftir all,
sbe was in years and in mind bow
charming sbe looked tbeu! Alas! I wtnt
further for a wife aud fared worse.
CAIS0 BY WOtlT.
At every fitly yards or SJ bltz) bnge
bonfires of sulphur and tar, one instant
lighting up the street clear as day, as a
mass of nime shoots into tbe air, and
leaving it dark as pitch lu tbe next, as
fresh fuel is thrown on and volumes of
sulphurous smoke roll forth. Tbe loan
has a deserted look, aud few people 111 e
seen about tbe streets. Here n conple
of Arabs with their long falling lobes
move silently nloug, there a patrol of
E'iglish police mounted ou their b g
EuglUh horses, clank down tbe centre of
tbe road. At tbe door of 11 Drasserla or
oafe sils one of tbe waitresses, exchang
ing a few words with soma Frtnoh or
Italians.
When tbe tt pes are made (o say lb it
an hone.t man is the nobbiest work of
Oor,ltU time to throw Bk iuto the
ej imposing roctn.
Year iE Paid in Advance.
n,ot paid in advance, $1.2a
woajm jaw a.aii m umarxwyagaaccrKty.
THE PIirLAIJEWillA TIMES. 18(4.
Tug Tints will enter iiiwu the new
year stri nxer slid mure prosperous then
ever before lu its bislury more widely
read and quoted, more heartily commended
and more fiercely criticized, with a more
complete erganitall.in, sud au abler staff of
contributors end with llie same indepen
lence aud fearlessness that has mode it
succssful and powerful iu the past.
Til A Tiues hi 1 uu parly to follow, nn
candidates to advance, but will meet eyeiy
Issue, as it bus ever done, wiib cunsi.lem
devotion tu the rijht,lo honest govern irirul
ond the public nellarc. And, whih
nalntalniiig lis position us the Ii-mIIiil'
journal nf Philadelphia, it will aiin tu b
continually 111 uiivunce iu cu that can uau
Vd'uo to a cewspsper.
The value of a uew.pjper it r.nt in lis
sits or display, but in tho intelligence and
'are. the conciseness and Imshness with
which it Is edited. Tut 'f lilt a spends luv
isblv fur news fioiii all pails nf the wnrld
but ad its despatches nro carefully cilitid
aud islnilcn.eil, In urder to give the mm
Hide news of the day 111 the most conrise
and attractive shape, and with it 11 lare
yurirly or cnteilaluing and iuslriutive
reading. The best writers at home ami
broad are employed tueurlch Us c.iliiinni.
and to make it a journal ulaptel both tu
tho busy man and to the Uiiure of the
Inline circle, a welcome, visitor to iiitrliiceiil
and honest citizens uf every political, re
liginus 11ml social tafte.
Tits WRKKtV Hats isaltnjelher iliflir
out Iruin the weekly uewsp.ipcia of twenty
years az',. The day nl those papers Is guiie
by. The telegraph and better local nen-
papereeveryivhere, especially in the thriv
ing ceniics nf rural nuiiliitloi, luva muile
the old weekly inelroniliiiui newrpapcr 011-
satisly iug. Those that cling In their uiiririit
UMigos have lost lueir hold uu our Iow.im
luiivlng people: tbey are but shadows nl
ir loriuiT greatness, and thev have hut u
shadow ol llieir fpruier power. Those paper
huvu had tue'r iiseliilnes.. but tt is goni;
and, with it, they are going, loo. It war
nut ll.e fault uf llie pa;a;r.; it was the Im
provciuent ol the cnttulry that brought
uhout thechnnc. Men and woiuen, wher
oier they live, now require Ircsher news;
ami thev require more liiau news
i i!K WrKiiLV I IMS' K liners nil tlio tvp.-s
of every pussiiig week whatever has lanting
interi-attn ln'ople ut lar.e, ami Sets it belorr
t Ii e ill 111 such generosity ot piper and priir
as W1114I.I hayo astonished us ull tvvelll
yeHrs ago,
Daily Twelve conls 11 week, liny cenls
& month, iff, a ycHT, two cents a copy.
5-CSIiAY r ur cenis u isqiv.SJ a year.
WRskl.V-0.ie copy, i2 a year; tire copies,
$8 a yenij ten isqnes, Jli a yeai; twenty
nipies, 125 n yeur, with ono copy frio to
the getter up 01 every eiuo.
THE TIM Ei,
riULAiiKIUtA
Tholr Harao Iz Legion.
Leginns uf people havo had their livrs
iiiinlo miserable by piles. This painful
dUhVultyis oicii induced and always nggra.
voted by C.'iisnpjlniu, Kinney Wort is
the great remedy for all affections uf this
kind. It acts as a gentle calli.irli-:, pin
nmtcs a healthy action "f tho bowels, and
mollies 1111,1 heals the i is 11 lined surfaci's.
It bus enrol hundreds ol eases where nil
other remedies ami applications have tailed,
ooui at an uriiists.
Music and BlographTi
Ye Ohhle l'olkcs eoiig book. A choice
C'-lleotion uf songs aud choruses for "Ohlde
I-'nlkes" concerts, ta which is udded bl.i
grnphio.il sketches. Leu & Walker, 1113
Chestnut St., Pliiln, Tills look conleir.s
the words and music nf 18 nines "Brattle
Stnot," "Dost thou love me, sinter Ruth,'
"From Obernti, in Fairyland," "Hark
the Curfew's solemn sound," "Hark, the
Lark," "In vilati'in," Mount Zion,"
"New Jerusalem," '-Noiv, 0 nnw I needs
inns'," "Ode an Eeienee," "Old Hun
dred," "IMgriiii's Farewell," "Pretty
Mocking Bird," "llus.ia," "Since first
law yur Faco," Strike the Cymbal,"
To all jou Ladies now on Laud," "Y
Anlicnl Malilcnms," which will make all
excellent programme for a good eicniog'i
entertainment, rollowm the tunis ore
sliorl biiicrMpliic.il sketches nf Za eiiiine
inuipoiiers, iiichiding such tiair.es as Beeth
oven, Mozirl, llHiiilel,llHVilu,Mi'iiili'li.sohii
I'leyel, Calisitt, Lulher, Parry, Farmer, and
others ill celebrity. 1'rire 'ii ecu Is.
A good staple patent medicine like Jad
win's Tr Syrup inav bo trusted with !a
iiioro saiety than 11 ductnr's pns nptioii
the loriner has been tesle.1 uver a hunilrit
Ihousainl times, while tho latter may elrar
and 111:1 v not For sale at Thomas' dru,
store, Hank street,
A woman who attracted attention
A Kentucky wotntti sat down ou u bee
hive to wuloh a fire. Iu about two mil
nles the fire was playing siound fiddle ti
the worn iu,
About twio as tnuoli of Jadivlu's Pine
Tar Syiup lor your money us that nf un
other, and every oun admits it a liumlre
tunes butler iir"oods,iir.iup. Am. It is aim
tile nnly cough remedy 111 ule uu scieiitifi
prinuipli'S. Thomas, the driini.t, sells I1
A host, ludeed; -S:rg-.ail, bow
mauy men havj Jon now? W u ll have to
b 1 moving mjoii." '0,1'vigota host
A host how is thai?" "Why, l'vo con
scripted uiy landlord.
NO LONGT.lt A QUESTIONof rpinlnn
we guarantee, every box of Acker's lrwp
sia Tablets. Price 25c. and ille. Suld by
Dr. Hum, Lehl iilon. aud K. A. Horn,
Wcis(-oit.
A recipe for ge'.tiug rich: At U
Stock Excjango "Huaiutss is very bad
stocks are always falling uud yet you
ways seem lo have money. -H.i do ou
do 11?' ' It is very simple. I uevtr 1a,
any of my old debts ' "Aud tbu uov
ones?' "I li-t Unmeet nlilj
O .veil ton. Kv. Dr. I. F.Munily.says:
have found iirnwu'a Iron Hitters one nl th'
heat l.mics and pretrnbe 11 Irequenlly
Gjod pblloaophy, with pussible wn
lacked ou: Biys G o'-bj; "A large par'
of all tbe mUohief in the world arhe
Irom tbe tact that men do uot sufficient
nidersttud llieir own aims." Can Goetb
bave bad in bis mind tbe amateur sporK
men who at tbis season slays the farm sr
p t steer?
"I am using Dr Graves' llrsrt ltegu'a'.o
with great results, nan Heart jin-uso 1 r
vears. su bad could lint Ha i?ovn. Job.
AIcGuir. Pike Station, O. Th- Heart U)
dilator cures all lonns of Heart Disie
nervousness and sleeplessness.
Warmed tbe oor thing. "Ilellr
E-ibruiui, did )ou have u good 1 1 ner
for Christmas? " Dted I did. himbo
1 uiwcumiu' home night bcfo'Cbriatmaa
inJusoui uold, you know ud I sic
some chickens ou it roost uud dcy was
1110s Irozaauil I look 'em widmeand doue
wirmnd Vui! Ou, J''S, I bad a berry gmoi
Christmas dinner chicken pot-liio and
fixiua. y. r knows. Ki. y,l Go w'ay boj !
Wnt yer kuow uoul Uelo.ophy ob ds
wedder?" ) '
Some say "Consumption can't Iw cured ' I . a rrt Plnlmsa specially, and WAR.
Ayer't Cherry I'eelorsl, as proved by fnrly I A lJ I I Him lb. A D 1) IT IONaIi
yearsexierieiice,willi'Utelhiailisiwlieii ' -'ihiMBiTKAD i'KU riFIOAT
nutalrea.lv advanrwl beyond ill- reach el ES and nil kinds .if LANIi SlUtlPT Umght
ineiioalanl Ewu Ihei. iu u- atr.i.l.
j y..,v freU ..urf, snd lucres rol.chipg
tep.
Tho Carbon A(J Qcats,
An Independent Fmllv Nwnpt,
I'ublisliei every ATbltDAi, Itj,
Ljblijbton, Carbou Co., Pa., by
IIAISUV V. .UOItXniyTEft.,
jra'o-fAfKTr'AV, A shwt CU:rtic( sjtoe
ll.e Lehigh Valley B . I.tl-Bt.
te: $1,00 perMiLEi.iii Mam
J ob 3?iintintf
AT VI.H LOW PKlyUi-1
For tl:i
Hoarcciics, Bronchi
Asthma, Vhoopii
pient Con:timption
relief ci consumptr
.tlt'anc
Soldb;
Vu'QriDSRFfJLV
CIJE?ES OP
CIDMEY0SSEASE8 ' Q)
AND ' Ci
LIVER fiOMPLAIHTS, o
liecaiiii!! It sets ou the LIVEII, DOtTEL v&
KlDMIVS et tho sarns time,
CacAuta It eloanaes tho BTatetil or thaoolaon-
ous hamora tliat darolopo la Kidney anil Vrtt
nary Diseases, Uiausnoai, Jaundise, Conatlp.
tlon, Znc3, or la ltneumatlam, Keuialgda, XTari
voua tzcrdera and all Fc-nala Complalitta
IT Wlli ETOELT ctmn
CONSTIPATION, PILES,
r.ncl RHEUMATISM.
ZSt causes filial ACTION of aU th rstna
ana xunctions, ucrcDy-
CLEANSING tho BLOOD
rcstcrlujUiononaiLl power to throw o H (Unufi
TtlCUSAKOS OP CASE8
of the vront forms of thsa terrible dlMUMa
Lao bcoa ti'ilo.ly rcliovod, and In a t&ort tima
PZnFCOTLY CURED,
ruics, (1. 1 tquio uu ij:r, solo by ducwuts,
Ur? can bo coat by mail.
T7ELL3,UICiIAliD30ir A; Co,, Burlington, yt,
3 btiua ita.np fr Viry AliatiiM I-r ISM,
C3 1
-r
3 i
1 1
3 2-5 ?S3tfS
1 M l tk . Urn a i - i t .- c 3 o
3J!"
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'I'C'r,5'
!3 b oSI -S
i item
ui & S . 3
0 03- V I
AYER'S
Olisrry Pectoral.
No nthcr complaints are so Iqsldlooslu thett
it.ick as tlmsonuVctlpg tlio throat and lunp)
.mo i trilled with by the majority of suiter,
r.i. 1 ho ordinary cough or cold, resulting
v.:i;i,'s from a trilling or unconscious ex.
is.iio, is of leu hut tho Welruiiusot fatal
.ekucsa. AVEK's Clll.l'.l'.v rxCTOMb ha
. -II iiovin Its efficacy In a forty years' tight
lh tliroal and l.iug diseases, and should bs
ikcu in a.l cases without delay,
A Terrible Cough Cnred,
In I.-.7 1 took aseveiocoM.whlchaffeetwt
v iioss, I had n teriible cough, and passed
1, .In alter lilit ullliont sleep. Thedoctors
.uinio nr. t li'i.d AVKli's ClIEimv PC
utab, ulilcli relic led my luucs, induced
iiji, and nllordid mo the rest necessary
! lini recovery of iny strength. Dy the
uiiii.iud use of the Pi noiiAi. a peyrn.'
nl cuio una tllcctcd, 1 am now Ci years
il, halo and hearty, nnd am satisfied yeur
n.iiliv i'l.cTun.w. saved me.
Hoiiaci: FAinnnornzn,"
Uoculiijlmiii, VI., July 15, UK.
Croup. A Mother's Tribute.
Wh'lo In the country last winter my little
y. three wars old, wr.s taken 111 with croup;
. fjeuiod a.s If hovioiilil die from atniagu
l.ni:. One of tho fnmlly sufgestefl tho use
.Wen's Uiimmv Pi.iToiiAis a Vott'e ol
1 c!i was aiu.-ivs ktpl lu the house. This
a tried 111 siiiall and frequent dosra, nit
mr delight lu Icfs than half an hour the
.L.e iiatieui was brcrdlilng easily. The doo-
s.i.d that tho CIU.I111V Pxtobal had
iv I in v darling's life. Can ou wonder at
4. grntliude'.' Wneeioly ynuts,
Mits. Fmsia Geovet,"
li.i West KSth St., :eiv York, Way 10, UtJ,
" I havo ii-cd At r.u's Curnnr Pectoeai.
1 inv family for fcvcnil enrs, and do not
ea tale 10 piniioituco It tho most effectual
mcdy for coushs aud colds we have rvc
iied. A. J.Cjuuti."
lt!,e Crystal, Minn., March IS, IMS.
I utrred for eight years from Droriehltla,
111 1 alter try lug inauv remedies with no too.
eis I m cuivd by the nse of Arr.n'a Cnrn
. Pi'iTniiAU .loarru Waue."
ll:.al.ii, Mies., April 0, Mi.
I c.nuiot any enouch In praise of AYT'
ii- itnv PrcTiuiAL, liellovlng as J do that
M Mr Ita us- I should long since tT tuea
o o lung troubles F, Bbaodo.
I'.i.CMiiic, 'lexns, April 2, Ubi,
No case nf an nffectlnu of the throat
mgs exists which cannot be greatly relleree
iv the uso of Avr.n's Ciieubv rECioEAl,
ml it will alirwjt curt when the disease If
,ot already beyoud the coutiol of modiclu)
Dr. J.C.Ayor&Co., Lowell, MaMa
Sold by all Drocjlus.
i & 5C I 1
"0
s arm
.-r.ii.lU
3 Eft
950 m PK!
df-hlfsHitt
w rrp-- -wie.B
it week at home.
HOOeuint frse. Pay-
ah.nlutelv sure. No risk. Capital
in rrnnlrail lfeaoae. ir Ton Vint
1 tnilnes- at wliloh persons uf either sex. old
young, can make grs
aiitffi
Maine.
, vmi mil., niru. I'nj ii lim iiiu.
n-oluie certainly, wnte wr
IUllxtt iOo Portland,
aeeyi'
.""; jl'"' V " rTT1
Va. TI.umS Z. MtJcVn
i;sgrua. l. O. fia-9ifv.
lis, Croup,!
Cough, Inci-3
ai.d for the!
e perrons, mi
of Ihc liiscase.-!
ruggkts. Price 25cJ
I :: fell I iS
H.S.SI -1