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Trnirnni!TS ivn tipat -r
riUHLU A. y CULLEK CO., XIALTIttORE, SID.
THE STORM,
nv GEontsr. alkxandkr stkvens.
Cease, rude Boreas, blustering rallcrl
1st, y laiKlsnien, nil to me.
Messmates, hear a brother sailor
Slug the dangers of the sea ;
From bounding billows, first In motion,
When the distant whiilwlnds rise.
To the tempct-trotiblcd ocean,
w hero the seas contend with sides.
Hark! the boatswain hoarsely bawling,
By topsail sheets nnd halyards standi
Down lop-gallants quick he hauling!
Down your stay-sails, hand, boys, hand!
Now It freshens, set the braces,
Quick tho topsail sheets let go;
I.ttfT, boys, luff! don't make wrv faces,
Up your topsails nimbly clew.
Round its roars the tempest louder,
Think what fnr our minds enthralls!
tTanlcr yet, it yet blows harder.
Now again the boatswain calls.
The topsail yard point to the wind, boys,
fee an clear to reel each course;
Let the tore sheet go, don't mind, boys,
Though tho weather should be worse.
Fore and aft the splrlt-sall yard get,
Beef theniirzen, see all clear;
Hands up! each preventive brace set I
Man the fore yard, cheer, lads, cheer!
Now the lireadrul thunder 's touring
Peal mi peal contending clash.
On our heads fierce rain falls pouring,
In our eyes hltiu lightnings Hash.
One whiiAuttor rll arobn'd'us t
AH itliove us one black sky;
Different dj albs at pace surround us;
Ilaik! what means that dreadful cry?
Tho forcnias,t 'sgoue. cries every tongue out,
O'er the lee twelve feet 'bove deck;
A leak beneath the thcsl-tree 's swung out,
Call all hands to clear the wreck.
Quick the lanyards cut to pieces;
Come, my hearts, be stout and bold;
Plumb the well, the leak Increases,
Four feet water In the hold!
While o'er the ship wild waves are beating.
Wo our wives and children mourn;
Alas! from lieuee there 'a no retreating,
Alas! to them there s no return!
Still the leak Is gaining on usl
Both chain-pumps nre choked below;
Heaven hac merry here tiponusl
1'or only that can sae us now.
O'er the lccbcaiu Is the land, boys,
Let tliogunso'crboaid he thrown;
To the pumps call ever hand, boys,
See! our mlzzcn niast isgone.
The leak we've found, it cannot pour fasti
We've lighted her a foot or more;
Up and rig a Jtuy foremast,
She nhMs! sho lights, boyslno'ieoft shore.
Steerage and Cabin.
I was in the steerage. Sho was In Ihe
cabin. Not that I was not as much as
tonished to see her, as, poslbly,she was
to see me. 1 had no Idea that she was
In tho Persia, though I knew It was set
tled some time before Unit the Dufours
were going to Kuiope.
It was a glorious moonlight evening
the third night out. How well I remem
ber itl The first mate was a good friend
of mine. He hail known me In my cal
low days of spending and pleasure, for I
hail gone as cabin passeugei more than
once. I was Indebted to hint for the
peat arm-chair in which I posed, nlshtl,
to enjoy mv cigar nnd mako mental
apostrophes to the moon. Now and
theif'l could goon the passenger-deck
at night, through his courlesy; and as
I was not yet seedy, though my clothes
were far fiom new, I fancy I did no
disercilit to the aristocratic loungers
who never noticed me,. as, at his leisure,
I was alwajs In company with Alvord,
the mate.
Musing, as usual, I sat on the lower
deck', my hat throw it back, my gazu In
tent tin her mijesty the moon, when I
heard a voice that sounded famlllur. It
said:
"Oh. mercy:" and th in a moment af
ter: "Don't let's stay here, Liu"
I looked up just as the beautiful, proud
face was turned, profile toward me.
' Gracious heavens!" I said under my
breath, "Wily Dufourl the banker's
daughter."
I did not see her companion, and be
fore 1 could move or speak, If I had been
so minded, both ladles had gone.
I smiled lo myself, though my face
burned and my eats,tlngled. Only a few
months ago and I had been her partner
in a gcrman given tit one of the most
arlstocralle hoinrs In New York, Her
beauty Impressed mu the acquaintance
ripened Into love. She had. accepted
me. and 1 was the hannlcsl innii In th
i iiinuirirs oeiore tno true verdict was
Kir
1I1IE
anoTjLoUont
INDEPENDENT"
LEHIGHTON, CARfiON COUNTY,
ception, tho almost Indifference with
which she listened to my defense. And
when, again, she declined to receive tnc,
! nnd wrote me a cold little note In which
sh Informed me, In a beautiful Italian '
hand, that our engagement was at an .
ctid, I was absolutely pcttlllcd with
amazement. How often she had talked
of love In a collage I How eloquently dc
dared that, fulling fortune or falling
health; and cyan honors her heart would
be. true .to Itself nnd tnc; her love tho
llcve it was possible. I tried to see
her, but .was always repulsed. I wrote,
but received no reply. I haunted her
walks, her drives. She never looked at
me.
Desperate and disheartened, I cared
not what became of me. For weeks I
moved, ate, worked like an automaton.
I was nt my worst when a note came
from a young lavvver.formcrly my chum,
and a good fellow to boot:
"Dr.Aii Hal. There Is splendid news
for von. Come down to tho office as
soon as you can. Yours, I'ltnn."
What news was there that mattered
anything to me? I scarcely carqd to obey
the summons. That evening Fred
stopped me on tho street.
"Why didn't you come?" ho asked.
"Of course you got my note? There's
millions In it!"
"Millions in what?" I Interrogated. .
' rounds, shillings and pence. I hap
pened on .an advertisement in an Eng
lish paper yesterday. I've heard you
say your family name was Preston j that
there was some coolness between your
mother and your English rclallons.Novv
here Is a certain Halsted Preston, Esq.,
who has just died at the ago of seventy
two, and he leaves well, enough and
plenty to the ton of his sister, who mar
ried a 'Thomas Del.ong, In America.
Of course ho n.ust be your uncle, and
they ure searching for the heir. ' So you
sec you are wanted."
I looked at my much-worn suit. For
a moment my heart beat as If It would
leap from my body. Now, If this were
true (and 1 knew I had an uncle Halsted
Preston In Devonshire I was named for
him). I was the per of any banker's
daughter In America.
"Keep quiet about this matter, will
you?" I asked. "Don't let it net in the
papers just vet. 1 have good reasons
for asking it. Above all don't talk
among your friends. I have nothing to
do but to start at once."
"You will let me help you?" he said.
"Not a cent. I took an oath that, so
help me heaven, I would never borrow
again. It has nearly been my ruin once.
I have enough to take mo thero and
back, steerage. If on arriving there 1
can establish my Identity, money will
be easy enough, and I shall have In
curred no obligation. I'll go just as I
am."
In less than three days I had plenty
of proof concerning my identity my
mother's marriage certificate being tho
most important paper: had engaged my
passage steerage in the Persia; nnd,
desiring to be knovvr to no one, enjoyed
my peculiar position with the zest of one
superior to clrctunstnnces.
Did my heart throb faster, when on
that beautiful night I saw the faco of
the girl 1 loved. Wcll.yes, fora moment
or two. Hut 1 had also learned to de
spise her character too thoroughly to
give way to fcntlmcnt. If I had not
quite conquered my Infatuation I was
master of myself.
She, oyer there, in her roso-colorcd
reverles.speculatlng upon the possibility
of winning a duke at the lowest In that
marvelous London; I, In tho steerage,
though kindly caied for by my sailor
friend.'
I smiled as I wondered what her
thoughts could be just now. I was mote
than anxious to know her opinion
through sonic available means, and tak
ing advantage of my friend's permission,
I haunted the upper deck nightly.
For some time 1 was disappointed.
At last' one evening silo came up on
deck, ajoimg lady following, canying
her shawl and a pillow. They came
quite near where I sat, my face to the
sea, watching Ihe wondeiful gold-and
crimson gleams what mingled with the
ripples and wavelets (eft in her wake by
our good-ship.
"Now, nre you quite well llxed?"
asKcu tue joung laity, who 1 suppose
was her companion.
"les, thank.-. Sit down. I wish to
ask jou something. Have ou found
out about him yet?"
"No, Indeed. How can 1 talk of It?
Nobody knows him but yon and I."
"blrange that we should mcot.iliore
oi an tilings, ana lie In that hoiiltl
place."
"Nothing strange, If he is poor," said
the sweet, low voice of the other.
"I hate poverty! besides " her
tones fell, her words were Inaudible,
"i uopo you win never ui sorry," was
the answer.
"Horry!" with a scornful laugh. "Ho
has certainly lost his beauty," she
added, with a bitterness In her voice
that I had never heard before, nnd in
which only her pride spoke. "One can
never tell In these business troubles
how far dishonesty will lead a man.
Probably lie Is running away I"
I pulled my hat lower over my face,
which was ono burning flame, 1 longed
to turn upon her nnd upbraid her with
her treachery, but I controlled myself.
"Never!" said the other, with empha
sis. "How can you speak of such a
thing! I believe him lo be the soul of
honor a thorough centleman I Ha looks
I. "
W ho could this git) be? I tried to
steal a glance at her, but could see only
the outlines of a very graceful figure. 1
remembered then that Lily bad once or
twice spoiten ot a cousin In tueh a way
Live and Let Live."
PA., SATURDAY, JUNE
Nlgjit after night I waited patiently
In the moonlight, until at last I gave up
looking fur her. She did come one
night, however, with ntt eldcily gentle
man whom I did not know. 1 was In
my old placu In the steerage. Some of
, the
other passenuers were mound,
j lounging about, leaning over the rails,
but I had chosen my seat where I could
' sec without being seen,
I saw her face. It was as 1 had hoped,
J a lovely, youthful face, and I could hear
every lnflectlon of her clear low voice.
"Quite nice people. I suppose, go as'
steerage passengers sometimes," I heard
Jier say.
"Oh, yes, even gentlemen In reduced
circumstances. Indeed I once had a
rich friend yotl might call him a crank
who went 'for the fun of the thing,'
he said, to sec life lu a new phase-. I
believed he liked lfbest," and tho old
gentleman laughed.
"A girl with such a face." I said to
myself, "must bp worth wlnnlngj by no
means as beautiful as my former divinity
but more lovely in every way." Lily
whs taller, more queenly, but this gill
with the sweet voice anil glorious, star
like eyes was, in every way but the mere
matter of fortune, her cousin's superior.
Of that I felt assured, and was quite
willing her linage should haunt me.
A few weeks had passed, and I stood
before the gates of a line old mansion,
now my own estate In a Devonshire
village, and looked up the long avenue
bordered by noble oaks. All that my
uncle had died possessed of was left to
me money and lands. I certainly did
feel the pride of possession In the first
Hush of proprietorship I held my head
erect, I was once more even with the
world. The country about was excep
tionally beautiful. Rose hedges bordered
the village lanes here and there a
tjirifty farm lay smiling in the sunshlno
cottages dotted the hillsides. Every
where the j!nd spoke of care and pros
perity. The house was well preserved,
and tilled with solid though quaint furni
ture. There were hothouses, and all
the Inventions of this utilitatian age
needed for farming on a large scale, on
the grounds. I saw the houses of my
tenants. I was lord of the soil.
Once more In London, my thoughts
turned back to my own country and
some unsettled business there. Theie
was yet work to do, mistakes to correct,
enemies to meet, friends to reward.
Among my acquaintances In the me
tropolis was a young Gcrman baron, who
had married a lovely English girl, and
with whom I had passed many happy
hburs.
"You must como here to-night," said
the young baroness, ono day; "I expect
some Americans whom perhaps you
know tho Dufours. The young lady is
exquisitely beautiful; theie are tvvo
cousins, I think.
"I did 'know Dttfour, the banker, of
New York," I said, quietly, though my
pulses fluttered with a new thrill of
gladness.
"Oh. yes it must be the same family.
You will come?"
"On one condition," I said.
"And what is Uiat?"
"That you will not speak of me till 1
come. As I have another cnsagenient,
1 shall be here late In the evening."
"Whatl may I not even tell tho story
of your good fortune?"
"Anything, so you do not mention
my name."
She laughed her quick woman's wit
comprehended, and promising to bo very
careful, she said her adieus.
The reader pcihaps anticipates. I was
spoken of as tle young man about whoso
extraordinary luck they might have
heard tho American nephew of an old
Devonshire gentleman who had quar
reled with Ids sister, because her marri
age displeased ldin, but who at the last
had relented and left millions to her son
but she withheld my name. Later on
I came. They were at tea, my host
told me. It was a standing tea. I Hat
ter myself I made my heiiut with sing
ular coolness found myself, tea-cup in
hand, face to face with Miss Dufotir, to
whom I bowed with haughty KMi'itChsi:-
mext. To secherstail.grovvwlilteand
catch her breath to hear her unguard
ed: "Why, Hal!"
Well it was almost wortli losing a for
tune for, that experience.
"Miss Dufour!" 1 said, with a chil
ling bow.
Pen of mine cannot descrlbo bet ills
commute It was almost like terror.
For once the reigning belle, the woman
of the world, was foiled, mortltled, ex
tinguished. Rallying at last, sho tried In some sort
of way to regain her lost power; but I
was In love with tho starry eyes and
soul-lit face of her cousin Lucy had
been ever since that eventful night when
I, looking up from the lower deck and
on ono other memorable occasion saw
her sweet face and heard her speak for
the poverty-stricken and nlmostbanlshed
man.
-
We took our honeymoon trip back in
the Persia. Since the failure of the
great banking house of Dufour lJrothers,
and the death of tho banker himself,
Lily has had a home with us, for I feel
that in some sort I owe to her my
treasure of a wife.
ImiOHTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The Pilni'lpal ol the sthools presents the
following rcpoit Willi refereuce to the con
dition, prujrosi, etc., of the schools for the
1 month ending May .
i High School. J. M. Itolicrts,
I (Iraniiiiar, Mr. ICelser,
j BeniietlfatiMlshooiis,
J lf Primary, MUs "tehrlg,
, 5?,, iury Mi's Ash n
it i'rlm.iry, M'bs Good!
22 avr. alt.
31 '
w '
37
47 '
00 '
0)
SS '
JJ
Mil
Total
MS-
The follow lite persons visited the schools.
.u.nns uie niou.n rroi 1 anic., r o,. (
a on.vuiir. .ur dancs nmu.i, iiiiiunr,
fsr. c M ii .1 tic v ,-tho.fr, y. o
X '.nlcr, Wi'iIh DruUer, frttd fpvher, 'Bss
It t r4 1" i' .,1 K Ora-cr
$1.00
12. 18SG.
If
The pupils present every day
during the
mouth lu tho (llfTc-rcut schools!
I.aura Wclilaw-,IicnoFeintcrinacher,rraiik
Nustmum, Alice (icguus, Riuuin Mertz. Sallle
(label, Kith Dilsscll, Ella Albtlght, Einmii
Fry, Ella Fink, Charles Meitz, Edgar Noll,
Horace tlross, Cliailes Bowman, Edgar
Xander, Oscar Ucllinaii, Emlua Mlllcr.Mamle
Fortwaiuler. Clara (leggus, Kiln .Trainer,
Bella DeFrehn, Ella Sliocixikor.LlzjJe Lei lr,
Unit' Albright, Undo Sehoch, Mazy Farren,
Annabel lliokatc,EI!a Walck, Llllle Snyder,
Frank Schocli, .lohn llcbi-illiii', Clement
lirctney, David McCminick, Harry Cerbcr,
Robe! I Trainer, lllcin lAingkanimeier, Katie
Druintiore. Alice Gilbert, Minnie New hurt,
Ella ilnntr, (iertrude Piters, Lizzie Schmidt,
Sevllki Faut, Cattle Rtttf, .lennle Trainer,
Willie Belt7, Harry Wolf.Kddle S, oonlic nier,
Allen Oreenawald, Harry Stnckcr, Wllmir
Filt7lngcr, .Tatliii Trainer. (Icorge tlaus.s,
Daniel Fry, Edgar Albilght, Ailhur Held,
Edgar Seller. Bessie Noll, Einnia Peters.
Mamie Seuimel, Allele Trallier.Miirtlia Long,
Alice Wolf, M:iry Fensteriuafhcr, Emma
Kline, IL-Utle Ucggr.s, Etpma Walik, Daisy
Horn, Minerva Held, Katie Fenstermach'er,
HoithaFarien, Emma Buss, Maud Blllman,
Uattlo Bex, Clara Smith, Eimna Acker, Ella
Fuehrer, Lena I.oHKk:imincrcr,Mii!nlo Drum
bore, Ada Webb, Waller Weiss, Harry
Trainer, Bobble Hontz, Freddiu Hex, Hairy
Old, .John Sanders, Eddie Smith, Charles
Auge, Wesley Helluian, Alile Albright, John
UuUbard, Chas. Uennlnger, Nettle tieggus,
Sallle Fry, Ella Heck, Olrtie Blglev. Emma
Peters, Ella refers, Alice Hnntr, Nora
Williams, Carrie Fenstermachcr, Minnie
Walck, Ada Weiss, Carrie Uliicli, Meda
KI17, Wesley Bcnnlnger, Geo. Mojer, Robeit
Miller. Bay Hon man, Joseph Solt, Scott
Bhoads, Oliver Itucli, Geo. Snder, Sadie
Hontz, Carrie Blank, Willie Cilbert, Thus.
Ncwhait, Frank Trainer, Willie Krock.lbirry
Aiigc,(leo. Reed, Geo. Ncwhmt, Robt.Mlllcr,
Ella Wolf. Ella relets, Ida Ferrer, Mabel
Hontz, Anna Houser, Mattle-'UcKgin and
Carrie Stout
Tlio following pupils were present every
day during the term.
Laura Weldaw, Oscar Bellman, Emma
Mcrlr, Etta Drlsscll, KIM Albright, Emiija
Shoemaker, Lizzie Albilght, Ella Walck,
David McCormlck, Willie licltz, Harry Wolf,
Bubble Hontz, Lena Lcngkaii'.merer, Emma
Acker, John .Sanders, Eddie Smith, All!o
Albright, John'Reli-haid, Alice Hontz, Carrie
Fenstermacher, Minnie Walck.
The piogiess made by nil of the schools
during Ibis month was very satisfactory,
thot'gh some of those examined were found
deficient in iiimibci s, and one In Reading.
The highest total aveinge made by any school
was !, and the lowest 84. t he basis o cal
culation being 100.
Tho entcitaliiit-cnt at the close was a
financial success. The net pio.-ceds are
S.-.2.M, which I have deposited hi bank, and
will pm-chiiso mi organ for the use of the
schools, ut the opening of the term. I deslro
to express my thanks tn the teachers, Mrs.
Burling, Mrs! Whcalley, the Lelilghteii
Orchestra, In those who presided at the
organ, and lo the public for liielr generous
and cordial stippoit.
J. MonniH Ronr.nrs, Principal.
An End to Bone Scraping.
Edward Shepherd, of llariisburg.IU.,
says: "Having received so much bene
fit from Electilc Hitters, I feel it my
duty to let sulTeilug Immunity know It.
Have had a running sore on my leg for
eight yeais; my doctor told me I would
hue to have the bono scraped or leg
amputated. I used, Instead, tlice bottles
of Electric Hitters and seven boxes
Uucklen's Arnica Salve, and my leg Is
now sound and well."
Electric Hitters are sold at fifty cents
a bottle, and Uucklen's Arnica Salve at
20c. per box by T. I). Thomas.
A MODEL WIFE.
A bank clerk called at tlio residence
of Colonel Yerger to collect a draft. He
was met at the door by Mrs. Yerger.
"Is the Colonel In?"
"He Is In but"
"Rut what?"
"He Is Indisposed."
les, mat's vvnal l expected, lie Is
always Indisposed, when I come around
with a draft."
"I don't wonder nt it. It was getting
in tho way of a draft that gave him
rheumatism. How Is he to recover If
ho exposes himself to drafts?"
"I ilon t see how wo are lo recover
cither, If he keeps out of the way of the
draft. I seo he Is In pain?'
"No, his payln' days are over for the
present," replied Mrs. Yerger, as she
quietly but firmly closed the door."
CHANOIHO THE SUBJECT.
"Always," said papa, as he drank his
coffee and enjoyed his morning beef
steak, "always change the subject when
anything unpleasant has been said. It
is both wise and polite."
That evening on his return from busi
ness he found his carnation bfeil de
spoiled and tin; tiny imprint of slippered
feet bearing witness to tho small theft.
Mauei," lie saltl lo lier, "ilid von
pick my flow ers?"
"I'apa," said -Mabel, "illtl you see
a monkey In town?"
"Never mind that. Di'd you pick my
flowers?"
"Papa, what did grandma send me?"
".Mabel, what do you mean? Did you
rick my flowers? Answer me, yes or
no."
"Yes, papa, 1 did; but I font I'd
change the subject.
TOO TdUCII OSIEF.
''What's, the news in jour town?"
"Well, nothing much, except that
the widow Snickers mil away with a
barber."
"With a barber?"
"Yes, and a nlgser at that, as black
as the ace of spades."
"You don't say so. How do you sup
pose she came to do that?"
"I can't say, unless perhaps It Is be
cause she is wearing black yet for her
husband. I guess she wanted to pre
serve the unities by running away w Ith
a r.cgro Instead of a white man."
A SAD CASE. "
"I see that you are In mourning
again. Have you had another death In
the family?" said a gentleman to an
Austin widow;
"Not that I know of. The last death
In inr fainlly.jvas that of my husband
nbo'uttt luo.uth ago."
- "HutsiastfwwK yoii, ivcre'dressoij Jn'oi'ilqrs. Aycr's. Ague, (urc'.con'tairis
briijlit colors. - ' none, nor .any oilier Injurious' fugred!''
-Yes, buttlmf Vasa spcciM oecaV
ou.
J was going on nn excursion wifh .
ntloinetf
. Now thal'tlmt t 1
, , t -
ov 1 "twined myiiSlt!llnIrifs f
woe, an here Hie p- o
'd-'vv,t-.i Kjisvam
crir. i ' br- ' e
a Ycnr if Paid in' 'Advance.
not paid in adv'ahcc,'1.25
One Important difference between n
man and a woman Is that a man puts Ids
clothes on htm, while a 'woman puts
herself in her clothes.
Tiip.ei: E rFKCTrt. The thousands
of remaikable cures which have been ac
complished by Hood's Sarsaparllla utv
duo simply to three effects which tills
great incdiclno lias upon those who
take It :
First: It purifies the blood.
Xeeuml: It strengthens the system.-
TlilrJ: It gives liraltliy action to the
digestive organs.
With these thieo effects tia disease
can long retain lis holiL It Is forced to
leave the system, giving place to health
and strnngth, through the potent In
fluence of Hood's Sai aaparllla. Sold by
all dmgglsls. Try It,"
Discouraging matrimony. "And
phat wild ye want sleh n man as Pat
rick fer?" said Mrs. -McGlone. "Y.o
nlver cud thrust him out of yer sight,
onless yu was wld him."
Of Interest to Ladies.
The new treatment for ladles' diseases
discovered by Dr. Mary. A. Gregg, the
distinguished English Physician and
nurse, w hich has revolutionized the en
tire mode of treating these complaints
In England is now being Introduced Into
the U. S., under a fair nnd novel plan.
Sufficient of tills lemedy for one
motift'A treatment Is seutce to evciy
lady who Is suffering ftoni any disease
common to the sex who sends her
address and 13 2ct. stamps' for expense,
charges, etc.
It Is a positlte cure for any form of
female disease and theVt e Wul package
Is many times sufficient lo effect, a per
mnntiit cure. Pull dlicctlons accompany
the package (which Is put up In a plain
wrapper) also price list for future icfer
ence. No trial ptickw.irx will be tent
afttr AmJ. Is?, ISSll. Address, GitEtin
Hkmkdv Company, Pai.mViia, N. Y.
May 15, SO-yl.
If you're searching for more ig
norance than you have on hand, always
go to an "Intelligence office."
Dr. Frasicr's Root Bitters.
Frazior's Root Hitters are not a dram
shop hevei-agi!. Hut arc'strietly medi
cinal in every sense. They act strongly
upon the liver and kidneys, keep the
bowels open and regular, cleanse the
blood and system of every Impurity.
Sold by druggists, 81. OU. At Thomas'
drug store.
."You hired me," said tho laborln
man, "and now 1 want you to higher
my wages." ;
Bucklea's Arnica salve.
The best salvo In the world for cuts.
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhueni, fever
sores, tetter, eliappo.l bantls, chllblands,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures, piles,, or no pay required.
It' Is guaranteed to clvi' perfect satisfac
tion, ormoneyrefunded. Price 123 cents
per box, nt T. D; Thomas'.
Sunshine Is' like love it makes
everything shine with its own beauty.
Wilson.
Dr.Frazer's Magic Ointment
, A sure cure for all bolls, burn, sores,
cuts, flesh wounds, sore nipple, Imi'd
and soft corns, chapped lips and hands.
Price fit) cents. Sold by druggists. Wil
liams M'f'g. Co., Prop's., Cleveland,
O. Sold by Thomas, the druggist.
A policeman's club Is not a suitable
one to Join. One generation has a
sw elled head after Ihe incut 1 113.
A Sensible Man
would use Kemp's Balsam for the throat
an I lungs. It Is curing more, cases of
coughs, colds, asthma, bionchltls, croup
and all throat and lung tumbles, than
any other medicine. T'leproprictorhas
authorized Rlery, of WeUsport, and
Thomas, of this place, to refund your
money if, after taking three-fourths of
.1 bottle, relief Is not obtained. I'll'
,0c. and $1. Trial size free.
Young man, never marry a glil who
chews cum. Her jaw will work the
same way after marriage.
Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy 1 positive
cute for catarrh, diphtheria and canker
mouth. Sold by Hiery, Weissporl, and
ur. Horn, J.f 111 jnion
A Yreka man removed his corns a
:i ball. He walked out with them.
lfou want lo enjiiy the buurv of Using
:ho best soap lu the roiinli v, tiy Drcydop
pie's Borax haap. an article that has uei-n
uti'Uoy time mid round lo contain all tint
-11 ;i-uiciiiH uei-ess;iry ior u soap mat ran (h1
used for nil puriime.s. C-S'.'-lt
Never judge n woman by her 'com-
- lex Ion. It may all be put on.
"Haeknietaek," a lasting, a fragrant
perfume. Price nnd 50 ceuls. lllery,
vicisspon; ur. mini, i.eiimniiiii.
A now play lias made lu appear
ance, ealled "Two Bad Eg'.'s." It
ranks high.
11. b. Hurley, mite of Hie steamer
Arizona,, had his foot liadlyJiijitrcd
I'hunias' Electric Oil cured. sNbthlni
equal to it for a quick pain reliever. ol
The worm must be contaiiom or
the early bird would certainly not
catch It.
For dyspepsia and liver coinplalnt.you
have a printed guarantee 011 every but
tle of Shlloh's Vllallzcr. It never alls
to cure, ftoin ny all druggists.
A lawyer says that milkmen; make
good wltuoisos. Because they pump'
easily.
When B ihy was sJck wc gave her Castorla,
When she was a Child, sho cried for Castorta;
1
When she became MIssJshecluiiBtoCastorla,
When -,he h;d cnjldrcn.shcsavcieinpistorln
. -
A philosopher says "any. ono can
get nnrrled." ( Thuq tlere Is nq cACUSc'l
lor old maldsye.r al. t ,
"I enclose 2Se,, send motjiera Hop
riviter. She suffers fiom wrak back.
It cured him."
-If you fee! like raising cane, buy ajAYindtfw Shades Si ElXtuVos
sugar nlantatlon.
)o not take qulnln for.in ilariHj'tlls-
'cnu -Tl'.U mvpira'lo.i.jf lak.n slricllH
fa a'ccordaiiro with dlrecdou. U war-
r"nfed to Wire all m ilariaLJioeas(!s- "J
T7Hfftrf;, 1 fSTTTiR 1 I.Cl-'...l , .
ZvtZ
svl the oT
1 tve nari hi,
l ... U. a, '
J I. JW W .
An iNbErVxiiRxr Famim Nr.wgrAPKn
Published c-.ury Satmday lui-chlghtoti,
Ctubon County, Ptiinsylvaiilu, by
H. V. Morfcliimer, Jr.,
BANK SlltEET.
$1 00 Per etit in Advanoc-1
' "Rost advertising iucdTuhfJn"tlro'touiity
. Eivry dsscrliiUiiu qt Plain and Tauty
'JO B P R TNTING
At very low prfcVs. 'We'dd uoTTiesltate U
.say that wo tue better tntipm'd thim any
bUier.prlntlifCibllsltiiffiit lit this
, Sfetloii.rn O.Arst-ld's JoUvvotk,
Ijitm lts.bruulu,M low prices.
.-n.u."JIUI'W ' ' L,
. rn7.--T-',??
A Skrgglsh tiver
Caiiaqs tiro Stomach h'tid'Eotvcls to be
como disordered, juid the wjftlit system
to suffer frorti dobihty. "lu nil such
cases Ayer!1 Tills give prompt-relief.
After much -suffering from River and
Stomach troubles. I. h.ive 'llmilly been
iMlied by taking .U'L'r'(.Cnthnrtrc Pills.
I nlwavsllnd tiioijVpViui'ipth.nirthuroiixh
ni.llii'ir m lloii. .;);!.! ihe.ir oi-i.asliitiat use
keeps iiH- iH-ii p-rin-'fry ficAlthy rondi
lion. Ralph -WjeMiMt).. AUi,ajfuh;s, .Mil.
Twenty-five year ao I suifyrcd from
n Jnrn'd liver, which, v, as. ,e,ii.re,l t0
hi-alth.v action by tnkjujr Avr-rV Pills.
Since Uiat time I liavo.itcvi'r listen with
out litem. .Ther legnlate lliri bowels,
assist- digestion, .uitrinereasi' tlic nppo
Ulc, morn stiroly tlmn iinv other medi
cine Paul Churchill. Huveibtll, Mass.
INVIGORATED.
I know nt no romcm' equal to Aver's
Pills fur Stuniaiii nibM.iVt-r dison'lers,
I .suffered from a Tn piil.LiVer,flniI Hvs
I'lefnia", for 'eighteen in'pillf!t., ! akin
win jullnw', and tityMimgiie Coated I
ial no app.'iito. mtfiVti-d from Head
iclie. was pain and emaciated; A few
lotos of Ayer'.s l'ill.i, taken in moderate
hues, icstored me' to perfect health.
Waldo Miles, Oberlln, Ohio
Aver's Pills aro a superior faintly
iiia.Ilcinc They strengthen anil Invtg
ora'e the digestive organs, en-ate an np
ivtitc. and remove the horrible iloprc.
don and despondency, resulting from
'.Ivor Complaint J havo used theso
Pills In my family, for years, nnd they
never fall to give t-ntirc; satisfaction.
uuo -iionigomery!.Osl!oslii Vt 'Is.
Aver's
Pills,
okl hy BU'nrHtiuUU ll'iut lklcrjiiti Mcdlilue.
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