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T M. IlAl'SHF.n,
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A. DEUHAMEIt, 31 1).,
physician an'osciiokon
Special Attention paid to Ohronlo Diseases.
Officii South KshI Comer Iron and
becond Streets,
LF-HiaUTON, PENN'A.
April 3d, mi.
1ST,
b. unnr.it, m. i).
V S. EXAitlSINO SURGEON,
"PRACTICING I'HYSIDIANA. SURUEON
OrncK Ilnnk Street, JlEnm'H Hlock.
LEHItlHTON. PENN'A.
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PHYSICIAN AND SUROEON,
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Special attention hm to Ovnuoiixit
Offipk Honaa From 12 M. to -2 P. M.,
and from o to V P. M. March 31, 83
P. A. Rabenold, D.D.S.,
HRANOH OFF10E-UppoilteCIau3.MJro'
Bank St., Lehighton, Pa
Denihtry In all IU branches. Teeth ex
tracted vrUheul pain, lias administered
when requested limes Days W KDM.S.
HAY ureieh week. P. 1 1. Address.
L1TZEN IIEKQ, Lchtith county, Pa.
Jan. 3, is.i-ly.
W. A. Cortright, D.D.S.,
OFF.ICE : Opposite, tho "urnadivny House,"
Mauoh Chunk, Pa.
Patients have the hen(lt of the latest lm-
Provements In me h int-ul npidlanccs and
no twit meth'i Is nf treatment In nil sura-leal
-J k. ..crilUrfi, ..(nilnt.l.r.il I 1
DniBI. . ' w. . , I , tJ . .
desired, ir iol'do, persons resldlnu outside
of Mauoh Chunk rhould ra .ike oiiKa-renients
A BOOK ON
Deafness k Catarrh.
The ahove named honk of near PO paxes
by lill. RIK1KU AKKR, the welbknown ex.
p-rleneeJ Aunl Snrneim, will hi sent Irce
tnnnr addriss Every f.imlly should have
tms lfiioK. 1 110 hook is inuiiriiieu, uou iui
, .. v..nn. In i.IhI.i lunirtlttirt. nil
Diseases of the EAR and CATABRH.
and how to treat these ailments sccceiifully.
Address,
Dr. O E. Shoomakor,
013 Walnut Street, READING, Pa,
Deo, 6, ISSI.ly'
llOTSI.S AND Tr.lKY
QARQON HOUSE,
JONATHAN K1ST1.ER. PROPRIETOR,
Hank St., L,iiioiiton, Pa.
The (Uiii. is HooaK offers ttrsi.elassaccora
ioo.latl.ms to I be Travmlnic public. HoardlnK
by the luy or vveek on Roasonahle Terms,
llholce Olnars. Wlnca and Liquors alway on
banl. tiod Sheds ami Htahles, nlih alteo-
llva Hostlers, .iltaohe j. April 10-yl
P
.VCKKItrilN IIOI'Kl
Id way between Maurh Chunk ft Lehighton
LEOPOLD MEYER, PBormaTOB,
Packenon. Ponn'a
This well known hotel Is udmlralilv reBtted
and h is the best aeoominodailons tor Herman.
entand translont hoarders. Kxcellonl tatdes
and the very best Itquars. Also tine stables
attached. Sept.ie-yl
BY THE SEA I
Tho Stockton. '?"lie. ?i
and Atlsnlio avenues, one of the fiues't sea
side resorts In the country, is now open for
the reception of gneMs. The furililies lor
boslmc, liathliiK, finhin, Ac., are unex
relied. Teini liber.l KEI.8EY A LEF-
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ssatfiSJa wet 3
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cnrintton yiiXh hli boUl, tud 1c prepared to i
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FnasralJ Yeiiluss or Bnsiaess Trips
BO shortest notlee and most llberalserms. All
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pro-apt atwotlep Sisblt uo North S'reet,
ctntha aotsl, Leblgbloa. jaaSyj i
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Reepectf.dly announces to the merchants of
LelilKh'on and others that he Is prepared to
do all kluils of
Hauling of Freight, Express
Matter and Baggage
at very reasonable prices. Uy prompt at
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ol putdio patronage. Residence, corner of
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Among other Industrial Interests
affected by the cyclone a reok ago, says
the Charleston A'etf s, It Is reported that
tho terrapin crop has keen seriously
damaged. At AlcClcllanrlllc alone 10,
000 of these Interesting reptiles, about
$4,000 worth, It Is stated, were ''lost"
front four .farms, and all the returns aro
not yet In.
A Clour Head and a Strong Heart,
If you muddlo your brains with any
of the whiskey compounds which are
sold under tho head of "bitters," and
which topers delight in for stimulants,
you do your system Irreproachable mis
chief. Brown's Iron Bitters Is not one
of these. It proniutes healthy action of
the heart, liver and stomach. It clean
ses and enriches the blood, and fits the
brain for the best mental work. Tho
best physicians prescribe It, and It hi
well-worthy of a trial by all.
-Never wait for a thing to turn up.
Go and turn It up yourself. It takes
less time and Is surer to be done.
Dr. Frazier's Boot Bitters.
Fnizlcr's Iioot Bitters aro not a dram
shop beverage. But are strictly medi
cinal In every sense. They act strongly
upon tho liver and kidneys, keep the
bowels open and regular, cleanse the
blood and system of every impurity.
old uy druggists, si.uu. At j. nomas
drug store.
-To rise early requires quickness of
decision; It Is one of those subjects
which admits of no turning over.
Backlon's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhuem, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hands, chllblands,
corns, and all skin eruptions, nnd posi
tively cures piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to glvo perfect satsfac
tion, or money rofundod. Trice 20 cents
per box, at T. D. Thomas',
A sliver weddlug marrying an old
maid of sixty.
-I'atlenco is the finest nnd worthiest
part of fortitude, and the rarest, too.
Dr. I'razor's Magic Ointment.
A sure cure for all boils, burns, sores,
cuts, flesh wounds, sore nipple, hard
and soft corns, chapped lips and hands.
Price ou cents, bold by druggists. Wil
liams M'f'g. Co., Prop's., Cleveland,
O. Sold by Thomas, the druggist.
An iron wedding marrying a black
smith.
Take care of moments and vears
will take caro of themselves.
Thoso aro Solid Facts.
Tho host blood purifier and system
regulator over placed within the reach
of suffering humanity, truly is Electric
Bitters. Inactivity of the Liver, Bilious
ness, .Jaundice, Consumption, yycjk
Kidneys, or any disease of the urinary
orcans.ot whoever requires nn appetizer.
tonic or mild stimulant, will always find
lilectric Bitters the best and only cer
tain cure known. They act surely and
quickly, cTcry bottle guaranteed to glo
entire sittistaction or money reiunucu.
Sob! nt lifty cents a bottle by T. D.
Thomas.
Blngh.nnton is Hocking to gaze at a
calf with two spinal columns.
OEN- U. S. GRANT'S HCTDBEE.
Do not read this notice unless jou care to
reau i pioposition which, u jou accept, win
costsmi Mimetlilng. I liiie nn cniri avlng
made from an nil p:ilntliir by u crlobrnlcd
artist of (Jen. (Irani. Inr which bo sat Miorllv
alttT Ills Hip nroiind Iho mirld. Ills In the
opinion of critics the best picttiri) ot the
Dead Heroin exislance. '1 he pik-p ot tin
ciiKravlni:. 21x28 Inches, on verv hcavv steel
1'iijiraviiiR linnrd, Is One Dollar and Tni-nty-
ti.uuiiLa Ifll. ii,uic;o i'.iiii ujr 1110. cm
thnrnii-ihlv mil 1 convinced of tho v.'tluo of
the ciiKr.iviiip; as a work of nrt, and its a-
prccianou oy iiiepuiiuc, mat 1 win mall
anv address In tho u. S.. Ftitt ixspiciinx
one copy, packed In a heavy paper box, upon
rccehit ol 21c. in stamps lo niiv no-.tac;o uiul
packinc, upon Hie coiidllion that Ihe parlv
rei'tlvlns same send mo ONE DOLLAR
(s'l.no) upon teenpt of enKiavIng If It Is
satisfactory, or return Hip picture to melt It
is not conMiii'ron worm muy me price asueii.
I have aloa erv haudsomo Cahltiet Plinlo.
nf Hen. (liant. haiiil llnlslicd. which 1 will
mall on receipt nl sv. Nn album Is comnlcto
wlthoutoiip. Liberal niranijcmciils will bo
made wlili agents. Wrile for terms and
price list.
Address Willi a si Dickson. Tu Wisher,
Box 328, Chicago, 111. Aug. 15-w-lO.
Concealing sin-makes it your own
exposing it is its banishment.
Tho Iicv. Geo. II. Thayer, of Bourbon
Ind., says: "Both myself anil wife owe
onrhves to ohlloira uonsumnlion uure.
Sold by W. V. Blcry, Weissport, and C.
r. itorn, Lcniguion.
Aro you made miserable by Indiges
tion, constipation, dizziness, loss of ap
tctitc, yellow skin? Shlloh'a Vltallzer is
ppositlvo cure, bold by v. Ir. Blery,
a cissport, anu u. i. iiorn, Lcuignton
hy will you cough when 5hlloh's
iuro win civo you immedlato relief.
Trice 10 cents, 60 cents and SI. Sold
by V. . Blcry, Weissport, and C. T.
Horn, Lehighton.
Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy a positive
cure for catarrh, diphtheria and canker
mouth. Sold by V. Blcry, eissport,
and C. T. Horn, Lehighton.
"Hackmctack" a lasting and fragrant
perfume. Price .1 and 60 cents. Sold
by V. V. Blery, Weissport, and C. T.
Horn, Lehighton.
Shlloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
croup, whooping cough and bronchitis.
Sold by W. F. Bicry, cissport, and C.
T. Horn, Lehighton.
For dyspepsia and liver compialnt.you
havo a printod guarantee on every bottle
of Shlloh's Vltallzer. It never fails to
cure. Sold by. F. Blcry, cissport;
C. T. Horn, Lehighton.
A nasal injector free with each bottle
of Shlloh's Catarrh Hemcdy. Price 60
cents. Sold by . F. Blery, eissport;
C. T. Horn, Lehighton.
One ungrateful man docs an injury
to all who stand in need of aid.
Can you tell who is in the greatest
dancer of catching any infectious or
epidemic dlsesse? "Why," you say.
"the person whose blood is impure or
I 1 ,, 1- 4 ,
take special complants" as ilry crass
bursts Into flame before the sparks of a
locomottvo. Pure blood is a defence;
tKm
surest purifier of the blood. Our chief
dangers are within ourselves.
Tho line tbat tailors hang clothes
on-masculine.
"Hlooa-fOOd" Is tho siurirestlvo name,
-often given to Ayer's SaiSiparllla. bo-
canse oi its oiooa cnnchltiK qualities.
Fortune glvns too much to many,
i but to none enough.
For rheumatism. liiniKirvn nmiralnla
cramp and colic there Is no medicine
superior to the genuine Dr. Thomas'
jiciectnc uii.
Every heart has sorrow of Its own
to bear.
It is an advantage tolppear good
it is a greater to be w.
INDEPENDENT"
LEHIGHTON, CARBON COUNTY,
TRADEWl? MARK.
Jl haalutctu
Free from Opiate. Ilmetles and 1'oltotu.
PROMPT.SAFE.SURE
C'urofar Couchft, CaMn end other Throat
uiio i.iinir AlHH'iion-.
FlrTV OitWTft a ItnTrt. At Itnuuma-ni .VI, ntALrxi.
TltecllAi:LtJ4A. VOIiUI.CIt 4U.,llirttln..rr,US.4l H. A.
Care: E1:se;!:3, ITeursleit,
Uarksrhs, llrsilselis, Tdblhsebe,
&irslM Itrulfl snil otliir
I'stli. slid Atliw.
rnE ClUULtSA.VOl.t'.EU l0U.lCartkllJ.,C.rU
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QuLD AND 0BAY.
nr m. moline.
A picture I saw In the tulllght,
A picture Krandnnd true.
Surpassing the art ot mankind,
Tbo painter's richest line,
'Twns Youth and Age and Rcauty,
Innocence. Care and Love,
A really lMtig picture
Prom the Master-hand above,
Age was silently dreaming
Of the past, th Joy and rain;
How the links of love that bound him
Had loosened from tho chain.
Till ho stood nlono by the river
Awaiting the boatmans call,
To row him o'er the current
To meet his loved ones all.
Youth with laughing features
Sat twining leaves so bright,
Willi necr a thought of sorrow
In his heart so pure and light.
Gazing anon at the tear-dlmmed eyes,
Wondering why the sigh
Whon 6klcs were blue nndljlossoms fair
And singing birds weie nlgb.
Rut you liaic seen the picture,
They arc countless In Hie land,
The work of nn unseen attlst,
And drawn by a Master-hand,
Twns only my granilsire sitting
Where tho evening shadows play,
And baby Louis nestling
With the gold against the gra-
Yes, tho gold locks softly blending
With grandpa's silver while.
'Twas truly, litily a beautiful pictuie
Of Lite the morn and night.
Pinkie's Revenge;
BY HELEN HUNT JACKBON (ll. II.)
"What a perfect shame that she got
here to-day 1"
"Sh six . She might hear you!"
"Xonscnsc! She is down in the recep
tion room. I don't suppose, if he Is
from tho backwoods, she has got ears
that can hear through floors."
"Girls, I am ashamed of you. How
can you be so unfeeling toward your
own cousin?"
"I don't carc,maroma,sheissure to bo
awkward and dowdy. How can wo
have her at the dinner tabic to-night? I
shall die of mortification to have to in
troduce her to 3Ir. Morris as our cous
in." "Perhaps she will betoo tired to come
down to dinner after such a long ride.
It Is a little awkward to add another to
a set dinner party."
"Oh! mamma, bless you for tbo
thought. You can tell her that she is
too tired. You can arrange It, I know!"
"Well, I will try."
These were tho sentences "which fell
on tho cars of Priscllla Bent as she sat
alone, waiting to see the aunt and cous
ins whom she had come all tho way from
Kansas to New York to -visit, of wheso
wclcomo she felt as sure as if sho had
known them all her life. It was by a
blunder of the. terrain that ihe had been
shown directly up stairs into the drawing-room,
which communicated by fold
ing doors with the room whero were sit
ting mother and daughters.
"Pinkie! What a name!" continued
tho first speaker. "Who ever heard of
such a name, except for a dog?"
"Her namo is Priscllla," replied the
mother, "but Pinkie was given to her by
her fattier, when she was a little glrl.on
account of her pink cheeks."
"Well, I shall call her Friscilla."
"And I too."
"Your father will not like It," said
Jlrs. Bent. "But wo must go down."
A swift rush of three women down the
staircase, three Joud exclamations of
dismay at tho sight of the empty rece - i -
lion room, iooksoi uismayana a smotu -
ered -whisper of vexation.
"How stupid of Ben! Do yousnppose
she heard "
These were the next scenes In the
swift little drama which here began so
inauspicious)' under Mr. Silas Bent's
roof this morning. And next to these
followed one which seemed almost a
justification of all that the Misses Bent
i?ail
said in regard to their consin.
Slowly rising to herfect, grasping her
umbrella llrmly In her left hand, rose a
tall, an exceedingly tall, joung wcn.an,
who exclaimed in a nasal voice, "Well
1 K" Jest a conilu ,0 ook l'0 UP 1
didn't know as that flna black gentle-
man " yourn had condcTcended to let
you know I was here. I'm most tired
to death. I tell vou. Four davs an' four
nights in tho cars is enouRl, to kill an
. ,,,, , , , , .
'
my
cleared
wan'
cook hain't thrown It out. I'm real
. , , , ,.
letter, didn't he?'
And pausing in her
breathless speech, pretty PfUcilla Bent
looked sheepishly into the faces of her
OTEOBS Off
era --
ForP
win i ii uo an ngui as soou a i gut pray preserit ,ne t0 ier wl you? j euv inrmscit tor inspection,
coffee. I reckon breakfast's all shouIll llko .,k hBr manv ..,.. ages. Buggies, Phaetons. Ubs,
away by this time, but I don't prh,n..ni," t,.inmm.i ..t.i, ,t, road Carts and every kinJ of
't much, only a cup of coffee, if tho cllrons mixture of dlffldeno and an Jao. vehicles appear to usy "won't
Live and Let Live."
PA., SATURDAY", SEPTEMUER 19. 1885
equally shamefaced relatives. If they
bad not been too guiltily disturbed lu
their own mtmla rf fufltfl nf havlne lwen
j overhearil in their Inhospitable com
ments, they might have detected a
strange look on their K&us&a cousin's
face, a mixture of twinkle and .terror.
But they saw, heard nothing except
what so thoroughly corroborated their
worst fears. Even Mrs. Bent herself,
who had resolved beforehand to bo
thoroughly kind to tho child of her hus
band's favorito brother, was. thrown oil
her balance, and in spite of herself, tho
welcome sho gave was curt and cool.
But nothing appeared to daunt the
terrible Pinklo. Radiant good humor
shone In her face; her tongue tan like a
clapper, and when the dinner party was
mentioned, Pinkie cried:
"Xot much 11 ain't too tired.' I'll
just bunk down and by 0 o'clock I'll be
fresh as a rooster! Wo don't often' get a
chance to a regular dinner party out In
Emporia, and I doii't mean to tnls3 one
this winter. Say shall I wear my very
best? live read about the kind of clothes
you Ne.w Yorkers wear to dinners. But
I've got .seme A No. 1 gowus,I tell you.
Now, you Just show me my room, and
I'll gq,straight to bed and stay there till
dinner time. You let your black man
brlng,tne up a tumbler of milk, will ye,
along about 1 o'clock, and a doughnut or
a hard tack, I'm used to catin' heartily
in the middle of the day."
When the door was finally shut upon
Pinkie, her aunt and cousins exchanged
looks,
"Horrible!" cried tho youugest
daughter, Carrie. "It's worse than I
ever conceived. How could papa send
for her?"
"no has not seen her slnee she Was 10
years old," said Mrs. Bent, dismally.
"Of course ho could not dream she would
be like this. Ho has always said her
mother was a charming woman; and
they lived in Europe for several ycais
when sho was little. It Is horrible,
girls I"
"Bunk downl'' ejaculated the eldest
daughter, Sophia.
"Fresh as a rooster!" echoed Carrie.
"Mamma, I shall go to bed -myself and
bo too ill to appear to-night. 'I never
canlivo through it; never! I don't be
lieve Mr. Morris will over cross our
threshold again."
SjThcu he is welcome to stay away,"
said Mrs. Bent, hotly.
' While this dlsticssed consultation was
going on between Mrs. Bent and her
daughters, Pinkie, safe-locked in her
room? was holding one with herself.
Tears spatkled In her eyes, but her face
was full of mirth.
"1 Willi" shemuttcrcd. "Iwllldolt!
It will be good enough for them. I know
I can; It will teach tbem a good lesson.
But I will have to work liko a Trojan
to got tho dress ready. Let me seo what
I havo got that will do. Ha! I have it!
That old tableau dress will be just tho
tiling."
"How lucky I brought itl" she
chuckled, as sho shook out the folds of
a white muslin raado in tho most anti
quated country fashion. "Now I "Can
go to sleep and rest easy for an hour,
'awkward and dowdy.' That is what I
will be," and in five minutes mischiev
ous Pinkie Beut was sound asleep.
Anxiety and vexation had made Carrlo
ill, and It was with a most unbecoming
flush on her harrasscd face that she ap
peared In the drawing-room a few mo
ments before tho dinner hour. There
sat the cousin from Kansas! Was ever
such a figure seen in a New York drawing-room
before? .
A plain white muslin, mado in the
shepherdess style, very full - and very
shoit, scarlet stockings, abroad scarlet
sash, and worst of all on the head a tur
ban of white inuslin.wiih a scarlet poppy
flaunting in front! This was what the
malicious Pinkie had done with herself,
malicious Pinkie whose trunks were full
of exquisite French gowns such as her
cousins had never owned, and not often
seen. She knew at least that the opals
on her soft white neck would command
a certain sort of respect, even from her
inhospitable relatives.
"Thank heaven she wore them. That
will show people she at least has money.
That necklace couldn't havo costltss
than SI, COO."
"Yes," roplled Pinkie, nonchalantly.
"Ma likes 'cm best of all she's got,
They're ma's. I liko flowers better, I'm
great on artificial flowers; always wear
'cm every day."
Tho guests were already arriving, Mr,
Bent himself among them, ho having,
according to tlin fashion of New York
business men, arrived home only in time
to dress for dinner. His heart was 60
full of affectionate welcome for his niece,
whom he remembered well as a beautiful
child of ten, only half a dozen years age,
; tbat he dld not at flrst not0 aDythlngbut
, ,ue i0Vcly uplifted eyes, and the affec-
tionate voice,
As tho dinner progressed even unob
servant Mr Bent becamcaware that his
niece's attire was not what it should be,
and that her voice was too loud. "But
the women folks can soon straighten
that all out, and the child's as pretty as
a picture."
So also thought the Hon. Mr. Morris,
who, to Carrie's vexntion, on b'ing told
by lier that the young lady In white was
a cousin, who had arrived most Inoppor-
tuneiy from Kansas, had exclaimed:
..From Kansas! How delighted lam.
That is the State of all others I am most
interested in seeing. I am going out
tnere n the spring."
"If all the Kansas ladle have so won-
j r..,
hukiuh iwwi iu usaui unimu,
ity one so often see in Englishmen,
"nerham vour mother will be soverv
c08j as to iet me iuve tt.e nUaaura of
6mis by bar side at dinner that in,
u will not dlarnoe.htrprfci:"-'' :'
$1.00 a
If
"I am quite aura mamma will nut re-
llnqulsh tho pleasure of having you
chiefly to herself at dinner," quickly
responded Carrie, Lor hcait full of auger
and mortification. Nevertheless, sever-
al times in thz course of the dinner Mr, .
Mortis liwrd tho shrill voice, and ,
thought to himself: "tVhat a pity the ,
Amerisan voico is so high pitched." '
When the gentlemen Joined ,t.he ladlts j farm and the plows of his Arm. Xlitiy
in tho drawing-room Mr.' Morris looked 1 hava a patent on the mechanical appli
cagorly for tho Kansas cousin. Not sec-1 ancea &nd ECt up of tho display, and
lnghcr, he accosted Mra. Bent with true falw aud expositions have offered them
English blufftiess: "I don't see your n bonus to put up a similar exhibit at
nlccofrom Kansas; I hope she has not j their show as p. draw card. At New
gone; I was counting on talking with
her all the rest of the evenlnj."
With mlntled resentment and confus
ion Mrs. Bent rfplied: "My niece went
up stairs immediately after dinner."
In truth, Mrs. Bent was In a state of
nervous bewilderment. - Without for a
moment suspecting the real reason of
Pinkie's withdrawal, she had perceived
that the girl wa3 greatly moved as the
came swiftly to her when they were en
tering tho drawing-room.
"Aunt, I must ask you to excuse me.
I am going up stairs to changes my dress.
was hot dressed 03 I should have
been,"
"Never mind, child, never mtud,"
Pinkie was gone.
It did not take long for her to finish
her transformation touches. The dainty
white surah 6ilb, with billowy reaches of
white laco from belt to hem, the soft,
clinging gloves to tho shoulders, the":
opal bracelets, tho white ostrich feather
fan,the white satin slippers ail were in
readiness. But at last Pinkie's heart
failed her.
"It was a shameful trick to play on
them. I shall cry; I know I shall, nnd
I'd rather die than cry before that Eng
lishman."
At last sho stolo down slowly, hesi
tatingly. Black Ucn caught sight of
her first, and .reeled back with excite
ment.
It was nn unerring Instinct which
led Pinkie, on entering tho drawing
room, to glide swiftly to her nncle's
side, and putting both hands into his,
say:
Dear TJucle Silas, won't yon make
my peace with aunt, and ask your
friends here to forclve me for masquer
ading at your dinner party?"
Before sho had half-finished speaking
the company had gathered closo around
her.
"I must say," began Mrs. Bent in
an angry tone. But Plnkio went on
resolutely:
"I could not resist tho temptation to
live up to the New Yorkers' idea of a
Kansas girl just foran hour or two. You
know that I was exactly the. tort of a
person you all expect to see from tho
West." Sho gathered courage a3 she
saw smiles. "Yes, you nil know it,"
embracing tho group in her appealing
glance, "and wo out West all know il.
Then, forglvo me. You ask them to
forgive me, dear Uncle Silas, won't
you?" But Uncle Silas was laughing
too heartily. He bent over and kissed
her forhead.
"I ask thcra all to forgive me for kiss
ing you," he said. "A capital joke,
Pinkie 1"
"The best bit of acting IcverBaw,"
cried the Hon.Mr. Morris; "quite clever;
very neat. Upon my word, though, I
do think now, really, Miss Bcnt.I should
have seen through it; I don't think you
could have deceived me."
"I should not havo tried." replied
Pinkie, very simply. Yet there was a
certain indefinable something in the tone
which made thoHon.3Ir. Morris chango
color.
There are no words in which to des
cribe tiio embarrassment of Mrs. Bent
ami her daughters.
"Had Pinkie overheard what they said
about her?"
They sounded her as far as they dared.
But they never found out.
To only one person did Pinkie ever
tell the whole. That was to the Hon.
Mr. Morris, after she had been for some
weeks his wife.
"I thought It was so unjust in tbem,
Frank," she said; "so cruel. I'd just
give them a lesson and let them see that
manners may bo only skin deep easily
put on or put off. But I'd never havo
done it, Frank, if I had seen you first
never. I wanted to run out of the room
as soon as I saw you look at me."
"You needn't to have," replied tho
Hon. Mr. Morris, "for I thought as soon
as my eyes fell on you that I had never
seen so lovely a face before."
"Did you really?" asked Pinkie,
"Really, answered the Hon. Mr. Mor
ris. SouthernExposition.
Special to the Cabbos Abvoate.
Louisville, Sept. 13, 1885.
To tho farmer tho Southern Exposi
tion is especially attractive as a place
where he can have before him all the
different machlcery,lD motloa and doing
actual work, that he can possibly ever
use. ne can examine and compare
their different good qualities and find
out which Is especially adopted to his
lauds and crops. Thero is about two
and one-half acres here In the main
building covered wllh Agricultural
Machinery and Iinpllments. Steam
traction and threshing engines and
threshers of nearly evory make; self;
binders, mowers and reapers from SO:
different factories in all parts of the U.
S.; Wagons, wide and narrow tire,
single ad double high and low, for
Mountain and Prairie. slJe by side nre-
Carrl
Busses, spring
you ride."
I A dozen different plow inanufsvoturera '
lae exhibit some perfectly nhjln.
other -ratten up handsomely. No du-
II Ply 'n line lioevcr tLr;u so
"mucU aite:J?n as Ihes. JI.IU te Co.
Yeur if I'uid in Advuttoo.
not paid in advance, l.i5
of this city. They .present n model
fatra cntlJn Jull "motion "following one
anoth&r In actual boII evcty mttchhie
noeess&ry to the putting -in of any crt-p ,
is shown, at woik while at -one side of .
tho exhibit a uiiuatctottain posses gloug
and at tho other a Tlvcr-rnjal pater 1
curies upon lu surface "numeruaj little i
boats ladenoi with the prcriaett of the I
unaans tuu exhibit created universal
exclamations of admiration.
Harrows, draggs, drilIs,roIcn3,secdora,
saw mills of many different makes,
invite examination and present n holiday
appearance, as rno3t of their displays
aro decoratod gorgeously with bunting.
At tho World3 Fair at New Oi leans
several patent farm and yard gates were
shown but all havu apparently left the
field to the W. II. White patent gate;
Mr. White Is hero himself and exhibits
half a dozen working gates. His gate
h built without hinge mortise ou tennon
and is opened or closed wlthont getting
out of tho wagon or buggie or oil your
horse. Ho sells County farm State rights
nnd as ho has a good thing has actually
told $t,000 worth of rights since the
opening of this exposition.
You may call a railroad all the hards
names you please, but they are the great
clviiizers of the world. The railroad
companies centering at Louisville ap
preciate the fact that tho people who
live along the lines of their road will
make better merchants, better farmeri,
better mechanics or laborers if their
knowledge of tho productions of the
world is increased and in proportion to
tho tin lft of the country through which
It Basses is a railroad prosperous, thero-
foro very clreap ratca havo been made
and arrangements for numerous excur
sions to tho Southern Exposition. The
great Louisville and Nashville Rallroaa,
operating several thousand miles of road
in tho Sonth, arc giving special ratei to
oxcuralonists. Tho Motion Route (I..
N. A. & C. Ey.) aro also taking a lively
interest In the Exposition and doing
much to Increase the daily attendance.
I would liko to say right hero that for
the past two months your correspondent
lias been obliged to make tho trip be
tween hero and Chicago each week and
I have gone over tho "Monon Eouto"
each time; there has not been an acci
dent or a train late upon which I traveled
in all tho 6,000 miles I cassed over,
There Is an old axiom, "you should
thank the bridge which carries you safely
over," so I do,
In the South-west part of tho main
building thero is agreat tank containing
six largo alligators, one of which is 15
feet long. They are quite a curiosity
especially to Northern people.
in the sime part ot tho building an
enterprising manufacturer of roller
skates has secured considerable space,
and put down a good hard wood floor,
where tho lovers of roller skating can
amuse themselves at tho same time as
other visitors who love music can listen
to Damroschors Orchestra plaj in music
hall.
On tho 17th of this month this city
will celebrate thoacknowledgment of her
well earned laurels, as tho largest tobacco
market In tho world. September the
17th, 16S5, will ho the "Tobacco Day"
and nearly all the growers and dealers
in the "weed" in the South and other
tobacco sections, will be here at special
request by invitations sent out by tho
business men of this city. $5,000 have
been raised wherewith to havo a glorious
old tlmo and take in tho Exposition.
Again as upon opening day of the
Southern Exposition, this city will put
on holiday attire, 'have a parade, fire
cannons, rlns bells, etc.
Many thousands of invitations Includ
ing admission to the Exposition haie
bnen sent out and it is estimated 60,000
strangere will be in Louisvillo that day.
A programme of special interest will bo
prepared at tho Exposition for the day
and evening. W. D. B.
F&SIIION NOTES.
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'White vests are worn with black
and dark brown wool costumes that have
loose jacket fronts.
The mastic tints in glove of a few
seasons ago arc renamed "beige," and
are much worn In Louden.
Pretty dresses aro mado entirely of
the piece-wool laces, and are lint d with
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Cambric is now a favorite material
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