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0 at and transient boarders. Kieellcnt lahles
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"V " i i ii inn in1
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I I'moiin isnnffp'n C'ubrli C'leorpttrn, for Cot
A CONCdED LOVE EONQ.
j.imf.3 jrrrrr rpckk.
Shall wo meet again, loye,
In Hie distant Wlicc,, loye,
Vlicn the Now is Then, love,
And the Trescnt Toslt
Sliall tho mysllc Yonder,
On wblrli I pander,
I sadly wonder,
Willi llicc be caslf
All, Hie joyless Heeling,
OIntir primal mfotins,
And tho fateful greeting
Of tbo flow and Whyl
Ah, the Thingness flying,
rrmn the Hernes, sip.hing
For h loye undying,
That faii; wouhl die(
All, tlio Ilncss sadd'ulng,
'flift Whielinrfs inail.l'ulug,
And the It'll uiiglndd'ning,
That lie behind!
When liio signless lnk,en,
Of lovo is broken
In the speech unspoken
Of mind to mind.
But the mind pereeiveth
When the spirit grleyetli,
And the lieait relievcll;
Itself of lvor
And tlio doubt misls lifted ,
From the eye3 of lnvo-gillod
Are rr.ftt ond rifled
In tho warmer glow.
In the Inner Mo, !nvo4
As I turn to tliee; loye,
I seem to te love,
No Kjn tlierc,
Hut Hie Meurs dead, luvq,
Tbo Tlieeuess (,., lovo,
And bum inlend, love4
An Ufncss rort
A BUMWAY,
Yonr Aunt O.irleton r.oil Comln Jen
nie wilt bo bfreoolbfl next train. Jm'
til." (-nid Mr. Willcv to bij i.epbew.
"Y ni would bitter tutte tbo pony clinUe
anil liriug Ibem firm the depot"
' C.iu't, A'" finitiRitviiy raysolf, sir "
' Ttict'euce jcu nrol'' rpondtd the
old gentietnnii, pushing liN tfeclaclts
tip over bis iorelic.td, and rrgniling bij
nephew with mi uir of Eurpihed con
(demotion, "Yes, sir. Chatley Itnnt invited mo
out to his placo for n feu icidts, anil I
thought I might ftj well go now na any
timo "
'I should say that it was n very slrance
lima to be lowing home; onr mint nnd
cousin will consider it ns n rcrsouul nf
iront, B'r."
"It is not iuiended ns such, sir,
Th iuvIi. to be fraul;, considering tlio ob
jol of Cousin JentiieV visit. 1 prefer not
tn a e her. And I must say that I think
she wnnld have showed more sense and
ddicncj if she Ind stayed nway.1'
'Your con-du is n very lovely Rirl, Mr.
Impudence, and a-ou't bo likely to go n
becging."
I don't doubt it n tholoast. Hut for
ill that tlio won't fuit us lor it vife,
uncle."
' 'How do jou know that, you conceit
ol young donkey! when yon have never
sien liti?" inquired the iinte o)d man,
"Common sense leaches me that no
marring can bo a happy ono that does
mt suing from mutual lovo. And ono
Ihiug I am resolved, (hat I will never
ninrry from tnerccuc rv motives.1'
"Kohody wants y&u lo marry the girl
unless yon like her!'' rouod Mr. Wilder,
his face growing purplo with vexation.
'All I ifk U thnt you will stay and tee
her, And I iusist npou it)'1
"I am sorry lo dlaoblige you, nuclei
but if I khonjd stay, (t would only give
lite to conclusions that I am anxious to
avoid. Hut I will nliuijuish nllcltim
lo tbo properly that yon nro so anxious
should not bo divided. As tbnt seems
to ho the miin object I thiiiU tbnt It
oubt to ho satisfactory."
A few iniuutcs later ljusasll passed by
tha witidon', vulise in liaud lie nodded
good humoredly lo his tincjo ns Lo
glanced in, who ghred alter him in
speechleca rage "H ebr.u't liavo u
penny not a penny 1'" he growled.
'What's tho milter no?'' s.tlit the
gentle vice of bis wife, Polly, who had
just entered.
'ijntlcr enough, ltasssll has gone
actually cleared tint so ns not to ttw his
cousiu, What d'ye tbiuk of that?''
'I thiuU you'll hnvo another altnok of
the G01t if yon get jonrself excited,"
said the gopd lady, i.s she resumed her
kuittiug, "It ltiHell and Jennie had
seen each other befi.ro they had tuy no
tion that yon untiled them to marry, tcu
to ono but what they would bnvu fjlleo
head nutl cars iulnvowitli caph other;
but as matlcm nro now J don't believe, it
would bo of the least tut. From what
Ellen writes mo J should think Jnnio to
be ns run oh oppouul tj it us lluae
She says she cau'l bear to hear his iiamo
meuttoced, aud that it was as much us
she could d j to get htr consent t j come
U all when sue heard (hat Itasiel was r t
home."
INDEPENDENT
LEHIGUTON, CAMION COUNTY,
"They nra n cmplo of almphtouV,'
said tho old gentleman; "I'vo gat hall a
mind to make another will and leave tuy
properly lo pome oharitable iualitulc!"
s j
In going to Digbton, whither he ars
binnd, Itussell Wilder hud lo travel part
of tho way by 6laga. There was only
ono passenger bti-ido Lluittlf, n lady.
Ho noticed parlicularly tbo daintily
cloved hands nnd uell-littliig boots. Her
graceful lorm indicated that she was
both young nnd pteliy, but I e could not
eo her fjco on account of tho Veil Hint
hid it,
, Tho sudden startling of tlio coach,
which sent some of tho lady's parctls
from the fe.it lo tha floor, gi.vo Itussell
nu opportunity cf speaking, when he re
turned them.
Fnm this they fell easily into conver
nation, and it wa,s curious how sociablo
they become, Tho lady inwardly thought
her companion lo be the most entertain
ing nnd ogrcrable man she had ever met
with And as for Itussell, ho often lost
tbo-thrend of hie discourse in admiring
the red. dimpled mouth, aud the pretty
teeth they disclosed whenever sho epoke
or smiled.
"Where do you waut lo 09 left, sii5"
inquired the coachman, as they entered
the village.
"AI Mr. Charles Hunt's, locust Hill.'
'Why, thcre'b where I'm going," said
the lidy, opening her eyes widely. "Net.
lie, Mr. Hunl'ii wife, is my most particu
lar friend; we used logo to school t;
gelhcr.'' iA,ud Charlie Ilnnt is my most par
ticular iriend, nnd one of tbo finest fel
lows in tho world.'.
' How very oihl"
How very fortunate!" exclaimed Rus
sell, with n meaning glaucd at bis fair
cnnipnniou, which mulo tho n sy cheeks
S'ill moro rosy. "May Inko tho liberty
of it ipiiring--"
Uut just r,t that moment tho stage
stnppoi iu trout of the 1iouh,i, cm tho
portico of which stood Mrs. and Mrs.
Iluut. enj ijiug the evening breeze. In
a niomeut liusscu was miking li uu's
will the former, while IiIh compa jlon
rushed eagerly into the nuns of bis stiri
prised ud delighted vifc.
"Why whatn happy surprise. Jennie!''
sho sal !, nfter spiriting her visitor oil
tn her ov.u room; ' I bod given up nil
idea of eiiingyou tliis summer.''
"And I had no id-a of being nhlo lo
come until just liifjro. I started. Yon
see, mamma my step-manimi, yon
know was goiug to Unce Wilder Vi. and
she insisted on my going with her to see
tbo hateful, dhngrceahlu pi if of n cousiu
of r.iiua that they are elelerminpd. o marr
ry rae to 8i when mamma was busy
inching I just pp.t pn my (bings and
slipped off. leaving U nolo to. tell wl ere
I US going. Wasn't that a good joke
ui men, all,'
"1 thou) 1 think it was,' RV.d Nellie,
with 11 burs', qf merriment far more than
the oct-Asi 111 warranted. Whoi I saw
who your companion was I thought J on
were out 011 your wedding tour.1'
"No, indeed j neve saw tho man until
he got into the stage at I'. lint, re lly
be is tho finiet looking man 1 ever saw,
and so agreeable! Who is bt?"
110, V" Wrotince you when you
come down-stairs. You'll have only
lima to tlresf). Wind npil loolc ,our
prettiest,''
If Jennie did not "look her tirellicst"
she certaiuly looked very lovely ns she
entered tbo snppcr-rnom, her llr.cn suit
exchanged for ft (resh soft muslin, whose
Kimpliciiy and piuity were relieved only
by the violet colored ribbons iu her ha!r
and throat, llussell hail ulso takeu great
pains with bis toilet. The pause that
followed Jennie'fi t.utraiipe wp,s, broken
by Mr. Hunt, wbo in response to n
iiie.iujog glanco from his Y.lfo raid;
"Itussell, allow mo to iulrodqce jqu to
yonr consiu Jennie; Mls C'arltnu, your
cousin, Ius8.dl Wilder."
Tho embarrassment y,hich followed
Ihe blauk itgtnntsbnenl into which this
amviuucemtnt throw the parties, so up,
expectedly made known lo each other,
wastjuickly dispelled by the turn that
was given it by their bosis and hostess.
"J suppose yon want to hook yorract
Tor tbo nest stout"' Bid Mr. Hunt, sly
ly, to Itussell, who hud been taken into
his frieuil'u confidence. 'Aud yon,'"
slid LU wife, tnruiug to Jennie, "I don't
suppose nnjtbiug could tempt you to
r.main, now tbnt yon nrd to bavo that
hateful, disagrtoible "
"Nellie!-' iuterruplcd Jennie, crim-
soiling as she remembered her ford".
'Well, I v.ou't tbeu. Hut you mmt
let me laugh I Juit to tbiulc of you both
ruuning away fropi each othef nnd run
jiug in the same direction, aud to the
same place ' Tbo riucinn laugh that
bnist from Nellie's lips was too coutagi-
ous tn be r. listed even by lb053 at whole
expense it was raised.
No need hardly lay that Jusse dlrl
not l.-ave (bo uext morning, nor did J
nio seem at nil disposed to cr,t short tier
vi.it on r-ccouut of tier cousin's niiex
peclsd apptoiranpe. When Ibry dpd go
they went as they came, together. Mr.
Wilder' astouLbiueut wbg only crjualled
by his delight, on looking out of tho
window, to seo the two wakiurj up the
path towatd tbp housf, arm-in-nrui, nnd
apparently ot; tho best of terra j. As for
llusiell qihI Jennie, Hay teeme.l to re
gard ths uueiucctril meeting ns an in
dication qf their "manifest dwitluy,'' ac
cepting it ns such, much to the joy of
then; nuple, .vboso darling wish was op.
ooinpllsbed Iu the marri.igo cf the two,
thus made happy in spite of themselves.
S 1 Ll, ' . ,
A Yankee editor epiijr.iuirriatloally
dtfluea the poutiou of tho grout mass of
onr population when ho toys; "Jama
capitalist at heart, but a. uorkiugmsu
from nce.iy. 1
'Ah, Mi.s J). Htnllh, are jou going
to have a noote at dinner to-daj? ' -Ye
I bopo so. you will come, won't you?"
))at s uiebow i.ciiuer of theni felt Very
1 conifcrtsbls after that.
Live and Let Live."
PA., SATURDAY .TANUARY 1885,
MBBBtat fXIUU. WW
Sal.ssrihe for tho Ci,nn,J!i ApyooATE
only SI. 00 a joir.
Ho-ise of llifuge tho hom,s of jonr
wire's father.
If n gas man wero lo v?rito re'fy,
would tils meter be correct.
Nothing is impossible to him who
wills-unless he is n married roan.
Hnpe is lh,o osdy pood which t com
mon to nil men; thosi who ha,ye nothing
more possess hope still.
Tb ckiof of the Minneapolis Fire
pjpartiueut grows facetious nnd culivans
tbo otberwiso dull pijss of his report
with a flish of wi, whou, in cnumerat
ing the Calais of fires, ho mentions
looking for teal; in gas pips with n
lighted lamp nni found it--,"
Shlloh's Vltalizsr Is what you need fnr
Constipation, Loss of Appetite, I)i2ziness
and all symptoms uf Dyspepsia, l'rieo 10
andTo cenls per bolllo. Sold by AY. F. Biory,
iciespnrl, Ur. U. 1. Hum l.elnglilon.
Croup.WboopIiie Coush and Brnnrliills
luiniedlalely relieved by Shilob's Cure.
Sold bv V. F. Ihcry AVeisspjrt. Dr. C. T.
Hirn i.eblgbtoa. '
That haekinj Roush can la so quickly
cured bv Shlloh's Cure. Vo gnbrautce It.
Sold bW. F. Hury Weissport, Dr. C. T.
Horn Lehighton.
Will vou sulfer with Drsnemia and
Llyer Complaintp Shilob's" Vitalizer is
guaranleel to cure you. Sild by W. F.
tilery weissport, ur. u. I. Horn Lehighton.
Sleepless litahts.mnde miserable by that
terrible cough Shiloh's Cure is the rcmo ly
lor 3-011. Sold by tV. P. Uiery Weissport,
Pr. 0. T. Horn Lehigliton.
.Catarrh Cured, health nnd sweet breilli
secured, by Shilob's Catarrh Remedy. I'riee
50 rents. Nasal lujuctnr free. Sold by W.
V Biory Weissiwrt Dr. 0. T. Horn Lebizli
ton.
-For lame back, tnlo or chest, uso
Elliloli's Porous I'iosler. Priro 25 cents.
S.dil by W. F. Biciy Weissport, Dr. C T.
Horn Lehighton.
Sliilnh's Couch ond Consumiilion Curs
is sold by us on a cuarauteo. It eurjs Con
sumptl in. Sold by W. V. Hiery Weissport,
ur. v. torn noiilgniop..
Ouo half of thi world tloesu't kuow
how tbo other half lives. Anl itisjtl
as veil. It saves a great deal of cossip.
- O.iicago o'ergyniin says that o -
one mau 1 q( of a huudrcel tells tha truth
any further tb,iu he cm make it benefit
him,
'Ta. la it rig'it tq call a mn bi r4
i Toland a I'ole?" ' Qf course, my
child." ' 'Well, if a man is bjrn iu Hot
land is ho Holt?"
"I siw your ndv?rtisomont for ft
young nun of gno( address,'' remarked
quo of the applicants lor n vacant posi
tion, "and I thought I would call i i and
reply. My ndJress is Boston, Miss
and if (hat Uu't as, good, ns the b,est, I
should like til knqw where you will find
a bett.tr one.1'
Encilen's Arnica Solve.
The best salve in tho world, fur-cuts,
hrqiscj, soyes, u'pjrf, salt rhucni.fever sores,
tetter, pk,qpp,cd hands, c!i i I bin nils, forns,
and all skin eruptions, and pisitively cure
piles, cir no ny required. It js guaranteed
t" El vp perleet s itisfiir-linn, or u;uqcy rc
fquied. Prieo 25 cents per bo)(.
Iu tho S iaron estate. Miss Hill
Mrs, SbarQ 1 ratherv-ill tqke her sharp
and this, a p utter d;scrih;s, as Sharon
qui shire alika.
A thoroughbred niston girl never
cills it n "crazy qiilt." She uanjq
speaks of that insane nrlicb q? "nou
poinpos incuts C0Yerli;
Quesn Victoria couldn't appoint all
the gre.it men wbo wanted tho position
to bo Viosroy of ludia, hut she got pue
Duffertiu,
Druultarincsi, or the Liquor Habit, can bs
cured by adrnlmsteriner Sr. Haines'
Oolden Specific.
It can bo civen in a cup of coffee or lea
without the Uniivveilo nl the persjn taking.
It, efiVeliiic a speedy nnd permanent cure,
whether the palicut is q moderate, drinker
or sn alcnliolio wreck. Thousands of
drunkarils Ipivo brr, undo temperate 111011
who have (liken the Oolden Specific in their
coffee without their knowledge, and to day
believe tlii.y quit drinking of their own free
will. No harmful eljeots icsult Inun its
aduiiulitrotion. Cures guaranlcod, Oircqlar
aud tctlinniiials sent freo.
Address, Goi.iiisi Sprcirio Co.,
185 l(fcce St., Cincinnati, 0.
Make use of linp while it is pres. ut
with yon 1 It depends upon your will,
nnd not upon the nnn'.tisr of days, to
have n sufficient length of tini3.
What we lack tl natural abilities
raay usually ue mauo up uy inrtustr;
ft elwurf rrjty kojp paoa wth a giant il
he will only move his legs fast enough.
An Answer Wanted.
Can any one brine, us a cssenf kidney or
liver complaint I Hal Electric Hitters "will
imtsptteilily curt? Wo say they can not,ss
thousands e.1 cases already permanently
cured and who are daily rceonnnendip
Electric Hitlers, will pruye. Bright' ii
lease, diabetes, weak hank, oy any urinary
(viinplalnl nulckly curod. They purify thr
blood, reguloto (ha bowels, and art directly
on Ihe diseased pari'. Every bittle guar
anteed. For sale ot 5.0a a bolllo by T. I
Thoipas.
A masher giZid iatontty tit a giraffe
for a fow momenta, aud turning sully
away, sighed forth: "Oh, if I hid n
neck like thai, rhac a colar I coi)d
w.iir."
I lire In oonstant end-avor to fence
naainst the mfirmalies of ill health, nnd
other evils of life, by mirth) beiug firm
ly persuaded that every time a man
smiles -but mouh more when he hugbs
-.It qdd; sornetbing to the fragment of
life.
Aycr's SarsaparilU, being highly concen
trated, requires a smaller dote, and is more
effective, dose for diso, than any other
blood medicine. It is thot'heapest, because
it Is the Let. Qjalily and not quaulily
should bo considered.
It Is an asjerllon whlah ndmts of
much proof, that a stranger of tolerable
sense, dressed like a gentleman, will bo
bjlter receiyed by those of quality above
hi 111 tbau ono of much belter parts
vf'ioss dresa is regulated by the rigid
Dotlous of frugality,
Little prattler to elderly visitor
'iManima sat-s baby has cot my uosr:
Wnat dqw she mean, Mrs
Orumroer?"
rjlderly Visitor: "She menus that Iiaby's
npse is like yours " Ltltlo rrattler;
Then kLy'a got you mouth, Lasn't
- ,
I she? 'Cos the bast,', got any teeth, it. '
1 .00
they vm mn
Decked in tbo Blicenlcsl of whilo robes.
Aletio fjaatcel tluw t,h of r.lle;by
ball. Hestling in her cold-browo, hat
were roue-tipped npplo blossoms, ntj.
clustering over ber dress wero the eatn.p
swcct-sccnied blooms. Not more fairy
like wvre IheY. nor more beautifully
tioted than Aleno Hllerby herself. Sj at
least thought Kiymoud Ogei-e.
Hut ho sighed as he gaz;d upon the
pretty vision before him, who had prom
iscd herself to nnothrxr only the d ly bo
fore. Promised to uiatry ttohcrt Wllis,
a mtu lor whom ltijmoudfiltsomo con
tempt ns beug superficial act! vrci.
'tl have come to bid you good-by,' ho
suid. ' liusluees requires me ugaiu Iu
tbo city."
'Oood-by," was the reply, iu a low,
formal voice, ns shf laid, her slim, cool
uugers iu bis.
He held HTOm as lie looked at her, nud
then ho said, in a wslful toue, n jlrauge
exprpssi&a growing in his eyes: ' I wish
you would give me a bunch of those
flowers vou wear.''
She ljcsened some ond laid thtni In
his, hand.
hen he left h:r he trailed ft litter,
grim smib. "I had quite forgotlen the
significance of apple blossoms, "Prefer
ence! What a mockery."
So .Meno stayed cn for ft whilo with
herannt in Kllerby hall. AlelieH moth
cr was living, but her father had long
boon dead, an 1 left them but a scant in
come. Her aunt, Mrs. Ellerby, was also
in moderato circumstances, for tbo halt
had now a hcay mortgage upon it. So
Aiene was not m Ijelrest, nor even a
young lady with rich relatives.
Her aunt had colled Hiytaand Q,;ro a
"culllvn'cd ReutHnian.'' Again t,he had
called Rob Willis "A foolish fop." Two
days after Otero's departure Aiene as
astounded bernunl by saying sho wished
to go homo, 'i'hls announcement crt
Aunt E lerhy to pondering. Rob Willis
had been there only that afternoon, aud
sho had seen him going down the grav.
eletd walk with a remarkably crestfallen
nir.
'Us is a prodifjions nnmhsknli, lint
his father is worth a mint." Aunt Eller
by had said to, herself. Sho said to.
Altna the next miming at breakfast:
'Yon see, dear, I nm thinking or sell
ing the hall (I have a fair offer for it)
and going to live with Ross,.'1 B;;ss was
her daughter, married, and living in
Pnr!.
"Why, Aunt Nan, I Ihocght you never
meant to sell tho place."
"Welt, Bess, tho cara Ihavo'herots
nsitlfj WP, 51 1 think I shall go. And
you may go alorfj ifynnr mother can
pay the expenses of your voyage. After
that, between ns, your niqthcr tud I will
manage (o keep you, thpre a reason tit
la !.
So within olx weeks Almoandhet
aunt were well off 011 the sea and clmost
tho first prrsnu they encountered p 1 brfird
was H.ih Willi-, Wbn'.evcr "set down"
Miss Aleno hud onco given him she was
civil to him now, and his esteem for Ihe
young lady seemed In no w (so lessened
rroni the fact that she was en route for
the old world.
Qae day Mr. Rflb unconso'ously
dropped ftoip cno of his pockets some
vnpeis. Aiene, treading the passage
shortly afterward, pioU-ed them up. One
of the papers was flattened and tlast
worn. Certainly Miss Aiene krew belter
than to rend what did not belong to her,
yet here she was perusing:
Deau It',n. You have surprised me.yet
I confess I nm nnt whiillv ni-pleased at
jriiu proposal, I'leaso call Ibis evetiing.
Yours evermore, Aixxe Kixmnr.
This was vrrilten again and again, all
over the sheet, each copy growing nearer
nnd nearer loa likeness of ber own hand,
She dropped tha paper and thought.
Tbeu she looked again at the da'e and
drew a great sigh. It wos dated May Id,
the day hefore Raymond Ogere bade her
good by.
Aiene neither foinled away nor did she
face Mr. Willis with a scathing glance
of scorn. She only left the papers hero
she found Ibem, retreating into the
ante-room with one clenched tight in
her little fist,
Tbat night Aiene astonished Ibe
worthy relative who accompanied her by
askiug if sho knew Mr. Raymond Otero's
address,
"No, my dear," was the reply, and
witu tno worns urr last nope nf ever
agaiu meeting Ogere vanished, Por she
was speeding away over tho AUaulio,
every minute beating her farther and
further from (hp man she loved, nnd
with no means at her command by
which to communicate with him, t,ud
what things may not happen Iu a year?
A few days before Aleue sailed for Ihe
old world Oera sat upon tbo balcony ot
ft hotel In Paris, IJe bad been there
three weeks; by his side to-night sat n
lady, who bad done much lo brighten
bis voyage thither nnd his sojourn iu
Paris. This was the Oouutrss lirlttnle,
who had been visiting spnio friends
omong tlio Americans. The countess
was poor, and owned nothing but un owl
haunted abatteau, where she never went.
She was a widow, and qiite his owu
ego, to bo sure, but what did such things
roattor qo ioug as people agreed and
wero happy ? And tbeu her position
had such rare opportunities to benefil
au arcbilious man. And, tiucouscioiisly
Raymond found himself listening to this
wooing, aud wheu at psr ini foj tha
night tho countess laid iu his litAid a tea
rose she had worn in her hair he actually
caught himself murniiifjna some yeiy
mellow sentiment,
Pifteeii miuqtoa later, in his chamber, I
be opeuwt his memorandum book to
ro-ske au entry, when something foil lo
, 1 . 11 , 1 , ,,
sua iimr, as ue went to una It lie saw i
only u dried, oriukied bunoh of npplo 1
1 I V... I.. ... . i . r , .
... .., n, .i, u..,i, iiiri;iini 01 tveiy. 1
o-. hiUH ujjuu, 4 UUlll ft! jail
two tears fell uoon tbe little dtad petals. 1
imng else, gazing upon it, uulil al last
a Year if Paid in Advance.
If not paid in advance $1.?
Whatover be Und Ihouyh of Ibo coutitfss,
ahe wa; uow lojgollcn, ond her pt.rce he
saw n fresh, slim j;Irl in w. lie, with
pink checks and pink flowers peeping
out from behuil lb,er$. Withiu tweiitj.
Iot;r hours he had engaged a ulatj-rooui
op, a steamer bonnd for New York.
, 1
A Jjr. a crasb.a shredder ff It from stem
lo stc;p, nnd Aeno was Awaljo iu
thrice. People were rnshing on deck.
fhey had collided with another rjteatnei
and Ihcir owu ship was slowly sinking.
At l;ig-lb it was eiscovci,ed that the
other vessel was comparatively ULloj'ir-
ed, and b.oats were nat out and the
Ibrong.cf terrified pusseugers wero cou
veyed. as rapidly af possible to the other.
vessel.
One gentleman a finely-formed fellow
of about 30 -stopped short oh the flick
cring light of the cabin M tin tho lace
of the girl he held. Sbo had not foiuted,
but sbs was weeping hysterically, and
heeded nothing about her. Her gold
brown hair fel u masses oyer hor white
wrapper and tangled in his hand.
He staggered njamst the partition fr
an instant, than controlling himself, he
was about to pass on, wLcn somo one
darted pas.t him. Ho seemed to realize
thositualion. "Ah! Mr. Willis ILL) U
your wire.
Hob Willis lurned. "My what?" he
ask??, lcolag arouud.
'Your wife."
"Oh! oh! you are mistaken, sir. Ah,
I see, od friend 0oere! IIow d'ye do? '
and the next instant he was gine. Aiene
wat now staring itito, tho face above her
own with rational eyes. She had heard
what Ojere had said, and reuitmb. red
the note, "His wife? Nevei!" tLe ptiod.
fiercely. "Djjo.u think that, I would
marry s.uch a cfeaturo is thai?''
ibeu the comical side of tbo situation
striking her, she burst into hjt,lerica
laughter, in which Ogere joined.
Xes, Jr. Rob had dono nil Ibis in
order to rid himself of a formidable)
rival, and he hail snpccedel; bqt his
vanity bad overleaped itself, nnd he had
not found tfta popr but beautiful Miss
Ellerby rp mttch iu love with himself or
his mouoy-hags r,s with, her mpmrry of
mo lUisent.
They must liavo broken it off,''
thought Oere, ns ho finished his pic
meuade vith Aiene,
'Will you be my wif,?''he whispere.l.ris
they sa dqwu. ntj for answer Aleno
turned her- poor, foolish, teor-s'.niucd
fsco ond hid it on his sleeve.
Not uulil they were on shore md Sir.
Willis well awny from them dors Aleut
enter itito the e;ilm,i'.iou b,er luyer
craves.
It is right that ho should kuov that
he had utYCf sold hers ilf to the man
slrjdid, nqt love, m Ogea had heeu
upi astng al this while.
A.ud ubs for bt Countess Btittole,
with tier faint proposal.what would have
been her feeling could uhe have seen
Ocre'c face at this rnqmenl? A few
years late Mr. aud Mrs. Qjere met her.
Stil oyery attractive wtineu, she had
succeeded in capt;rjqq it ich Euglish
uauiEer.
A PATRON OF HUSBANDRY.
President Cleveland will be vary
popular wjth the nitrons of husbandly'
said Gihooly to Mrs. Col. Verger, on
the occasion of n sopal Ralberinr; at ".he
palatial residence of tho latter,
lou refer to Ihe grauger ehmcpt, 1
suppose," said Mrs. Y.rger, who is well
up in politics.
'Qb.no; by palrous of husbandry I
refer lo the mother with marrageoble
daughters.''
N. U. Mrs. Yerger has seTeral mar
riageable daughters, and the whole
family is going lo Washington next
spring to be present nt tie inapguraj
ball;
IN BOSTON.
"I notice in the report of the ball I bet
Miss He Silver wose nothing but dia
monds nnd pearl jewelry,'1 remarked fa
cetlons Mr. Smith. "J hope she wore
something else.'1
'Cortaiuty, sbe did," replied Mrs,
Smith.
' What else, praj?''
J'llcr cyeglnses,"
SETTLERS WANTED.
A man who had a bad habit of letting
his accounts with the butcher, grocer,
elo.. ruu on forever, was; seen tbe other
day by one of his creditors, packing
box home.
"Hello," hesaid, 1 what are you going
lo do with IbatJ"
"Going to put my goods and chattels
fn it."
'What for?"
i 'I'm going to movo out West.''
"What's ibat for?"
HOh, I'm going out there to nettle;
taere's uotbin' here for me,1'
"Going West to settle, nro jou?"
"That's the racket."
"Well, you'd belter settle here first,
Then'd nothing out there for ns, and
we want settlers m this oeighborhcod,
about us much as any place oa ever
siw,"
PAINFUL RUBfBJSE,
"My dear," ho said as ho entered tbe
honse, "who is tha geulleman across
tha street?'
"I nm not sure, bqt I think he is au
old bean of raite."
"IIjw long has he been waving his
baudkcrcbielr"
l 'flti, more than Lalf an honr."
"Is he trying to flirt with yon?"
I 'That's just what annoys me. He
may mean it for me, or for (be l.tty in
the bay window above. "Ii it's for me
oucht to kuow it, and if it's for her I'll
pever speak to Ibe shame-faced thing
agaiu as long as 1 live! Obi qeorgtl
you don't know how vexatious ami un
certaiu it t to have roomers aboa jou!
I wish we had a little outtaeq of our
owu,"
wi .1 . w j
SOertbo icr tbeTc-ABiAoroctTi.- i
The Carbon Advcte,
An Independent ratnllT iTowspapot
Published every . ATtlRDAY, In,
Lehighton, Carbon Co.,ra., by
n.vi:t:v v. siuitTiiiimat.
Omi-K-IIAKIVAY. a thot llstfuic ktis;'
the Lotiiab Volley n. I Depot.
TDrnis: $1.00 pDrAnimm in Atecu
Evanv nueciarnoN or rtiu ikc iavvt
J ob I? riii tin c:
AT Vl:m LOW 1'EICES
THE
niioumaltsm.Nouralnla.Solatlca,
Lumbago, Bac'saclio, I leadacho, Toothache, '
Rore Thront, Swelllni.. Hprnltie. lirnlM.,
lturu. fecnld.. t ro.t llltp.,
xn aii. oniiR noiui.v rius jo srnts.
Sul-l ty nntxzl.u ,r.l n,!.l.ra r.n DlcTt. 'riur O..U .
nu: finiy.ns a. Vor.i.i:it CO.
,..a.vv.suico) u.nimur., sj,r;ts.a
(Samwr.
For Something Vsry Nice in lh Way ef
Ladles', Gent's ond Children's
BOOTS, SHOES & GAITERS
QO TO
Peter Hcim,
opposlto tho l'ubllj Square, DA ml Street,
uciuiuiin, tucrc you win unu e. i.aro anO
Fashloqublo Stook to seloct from at Lowest
OasU Prists. Also Ladles' old Qent'a
Boots and Shoes Made to Order
on tho nail co. Host Material and Work.
manitilp KUiirauteod. I'rloes are fully a
Low as elsewhcro. Your patrenago Is ver
cordially Inrltcd. r to-rnt
Health and Happiness,
P 9 DO AS OTHERS
Are ycnir Kidneys disordered?
A.iuutj " w, uruuciu HIS irOH TilJ RT11TO, MH
weco,iUtor Iliad Iwii siren on tr 13 test dooirnm
Ctrelt." H. IV. DoTcraur, Modhiule, lonlaIleli;
Aro your nervos vonk?
"Kldnt j JVt.rt curod i.m from r.or.o.ii'WrMcTiees
e, after I was not irs-tedtouo."-lfrs. . i. U.
CiJilwm, Lt C.i(lli,i.lJciiil(tir Cleveland, a
Havo you Bright'3 DisoaaO
.KWner 7ort cured no when wy water m Jiu
1U tiuvfk uid tA.ii nice blood.'
i t iiau &oa xmo, nice tood."
t iuik vviijea.rc.bodx.suu.
Bufferlns from Diabotos?
tTtlHaiVprt U tin i.iost tuecc, sful renedy I hae
CTer luyu. Circs Unotl ImmedUtQ rcller."
Pr. 1'hUllp O, frdlQB, Uunltisi. t,
Hnvo you Livor Complaint?-
riEldne7-Wcct cured me cf chronla rjTcrDliMte
after 1 imyed t J c'le."
Heni7 Word, 1st. Oil. Cth Hit, Onard, X, T.
Is your Back Jairto and achintj?
"ludnoy-Vyort,a tctik) cared u-e when.I uu
luna I had to volt ent ft Ki1
Havo you Kidney Disenso?
"KLiney.Vcrt Tntvlq ra round inltor and klrtntw
nttcr yoara cf r-Ltnoc-ful tioctorlnc'. !) Worth
$l)jiboi.'-Gi3' Iio4jos, WOllaiiutoivTa, V(u VC
Aro you Constipated?
"Kldncy-7ort rcutcA ei-y ciacuntlon atid er4
cm aClcr 11 years tu of othrr irtfUlrinrs.'
cl3on J'ulrcliUa, lu AUaai, t
Havo you Malaria?
VKidnor-Vort Las dono letter t'ttvn any otker,
rvmwlr Ita.o eycr used J3 rty pratrtloo."
Pr.lCtorli,ligLiIlwo.Tt.
Aro yoxx Bilious?.
laJucy-Voit htu dons mo moro cm tk4n any.
otbjr remedy I Mvj rvcr tnlrcn."
Mrs. J. T. (J allow ay, Hat, OtjrrL,
Aro you tormented "with Piles?
''lZltlu:r.1cirtpcrnuiftly cured tn cC bJoAttlns:
riles. r. i7( o. iCitno recoiumpnd d It to mfc"
Psit), U. lioxst, Uu&tir iU li&nk, ifycrstowu. Pa,
Aro you Rheumatism racked?
,,Uitlru y.T7t)rt currd m?, aJtrr 1 wtu enn up 14
dl ty ioyaIcifttisiind I laJ tuirerM thirty juer.
Ubr MMcoIoj. West IJalh, Us3m.
Ladies, nro you suffering?
"Kldru-yAAjrt cured too'cf rci-Ilor triuot
tWYonUytiorsLtindlfi'r. Many frieiulitiswi nnd prh
lt.M lira, it, Isamoroaux. Isls La Mot, TU
If you "would Banish Disease
i and gain Healtli, Tako
AYER!
Cherry Pectoral,
No other coinplali.ts are so insldloos In Uielx
.mack as thiisoatfcetlns tbe throat and ltuisi
i.ono so trilled with by the majority ol suffer,
ers. The ordinary cough or cold, resulting
perhaps from a trifling or unconscious ex
posif.o, is oficn tint the bcgUminc of a fatal
Ickncjs. Avon's Cncnitv Vr.c toual baa
well proven its efficacy In a (o'rty jears' s?bt
ollh throat ami lung diseases, and, should be,
ukeu Iu all oases without delay,
A Terrible Congli Cured.
" In 1S5I J took a t eyce cold, which affected
toy lnnpii. I b.vl a tuilble eoticb, and paasMt
iitglit af tcr nloht without sleep. J he doctors
RRvumo up. l Hied Avrn's Cumnv w
rniiai which relieve,! my luni, lneluce-t
sleep, and afforded ino tho ret iiecrsssry
for tlm neoycry of my ntcnslli. Hy Itiq.
conlluued uso of the ITtToKAt, a lwniin
nciiteure was etlfclod. J am now a yer
old, halo nnd Lenity, nnd am satisfied your
OiEHiiy rttlOKat. saved me.
. , Hon ere rinnnoinEr,"
Ilocknshan, Vt., July 15, 162.
f roup A Mother's Tribute
t' Whilo In the country last winter my llitla
hoy.throo years old, v, as lakeu 111 with ereui ;
It soeinct as If ho would die. from Hrsi
litinu. Due of the firuilly mrgctcd the iu.
M Avkii's CliKiiuv 1'i:itoiial, n lioitle ut
which was nlwajs kept lu tho lions. Tlili
vms trlnl u small and frequent dotes, m it
lo our delicht in less than half on hour tlm
littla patit.iit wne Lrwitliiiif eailly The doc
tor sld that the t ill uuv 1'lt-rpuAL ba.(
saveil iny lUriuiti'a life. Can ywu wonder nt
ourgratlludor Hiueercly vours,
Mkh. Hh.ma Ornxny."
IK) West 12Sth St., Sy York, May 16, f 3.
"I havo used Avkh Cpinnv I'reTonAi,
In my family (or teveiitl yiirs, and do not
heslutv to prioU6c it thu most elleclunl
remedy for coughs and cdlswe laio ever
Ulld. .,.l. CKAKS."
ljttoCi)H!il, Minn., Mr.irh )3, 1(62.
"lsulfer(jl forilihi year" fiomDronelilllo,
and kfti't tiyipK mniiv rimed lea with no sue
ee. 1 wat eureSl hy tlio lo of AVEn'a Ciihh
itv l'MrnitAi.. ' Joskmi WjiLDrje."
IH'I'V1. -ti'l 5. H6;.
",l eannot say eHilfh In praise of Arm's
Ciir.uitv I'm T.r'i itritevfiiE as I do that
I mt fur its uw I i.vai.l lonp since havo died
(roni luui; trnuli! H. Hu.voijoj!.'
Vletliio, 'rtiA, April Ii, IS!,
h'p cam ot un affoctlnu of the throat ot
Ittuie eil.U vhioh psnnot lwcreally rellcred
iy-tho IM lf A VKIt'H (JlllUnV I'KCTOIIAt,
nl It will citmt cure when tho disease
tuts already t.-j ond tbo control of medivmo.
i nri AHEi) uv
Dr.J.C.Ayor&Co.,L,owell,Ma6si
&Vlbjrs;iliruiiw
lily EsSVliV,EJ 1
QAM 1
The blood CtcArjscr;.