The Carbon advocate., November 20, 1886, Image 1

The Carbon Advocate,
Mu Indct wiwr Familt Nnwisrxn ixb
lUhwl every Saturday In Lehlghton,
. 1 CarbemiOpuntyrsnnsxlvinln, by
Hurray-V. Mofthimor, Jr.
, BANK HTtlEET.
$1 OlJ Por Year in Advance '
"ueVt adi orUlnewirfmr,itii tho tounly'
' "ICvef descrlptlon'orplAIn and Fancy
JO'B PRINTING
.'At vary low prices. Wo do nttlteasltato to say
that vv arc better cqupiifd.Ui.lVi ny other
printing establishment In'thls section
to do first-class Job-work, .In nil
Its branches, at low prim.
ProTessionl I "Business Carte.
Horaoo Hoydt,
. A, XT OH KEY AT LAW,
Omcns-Tlic Boom recently occuplcU by W. M.
ltapihcr.
BANK 8TIIEET, . LEIIIGHTON PA.
UtaTHsc consulted IntEugllsli nnd.Gfrrouu.
July -iy
W. M Rapahor,
ATTORNEY ikd COUNSELLOil AT LAW,
First door above the Mansion House,
MAITCII. CHUNK, - PEVN'A. .
Ileal Kstate find Collection Aernry. Will Pity
and Sell Heal Kstale. Oniivpynnrlinr ncnllv done.
Colleetlons promptly made. Settling I'.stutesof
j e c'ueuis a specially.
May bo consulted In
English and Herman.
linv, ""-V1
. H. V. Morthimwr, Sr.,
NOTARY ruivut!.
r
Office: "Carbon AUvocatc" Office,
Bank street, - - lei'iighton
All business portatnliig to tlio office will receive
prompt attention. mar, in
0. V. Kleintop,
Instructor in Music,
Itobblns' American Classical Methods a special
ty. Terms moderate. aim H-ff
THOMAS KEMEKER,
CONVEYANCE!! AND
General Fire & Life Insurance Aft
Theltllloii'ltif; Companies are Rcprcs:ntcd:
Lebanon Mutual Fire,
. Heading Mutual Fire,
Wyoming Fire,
ItoUivlllo Fire,
Lehigh Fire, and tlio
Travelers Accident Insurance.
Also, Pennsylvania anil Mutual IlrrscTlilot De
tective and Insurance Company, mar'o-vl
. W. G. M. Soiplo,
l'HYSICIAN AND 8UK0E0N.
SOUTH STREET, '- - LEIIIGHTO.V.
May bo consulted In English 'and German.
Special attention Riven to llynecology.
Omen Houiisj From 12 M. to 2 1. M., and
from ft to 9 P. M, nrir -i vt
JP. A. Rabenold, D. IJdL,
Iliu-VCK Officii-: Over .1. V. Itaudenbush'.H
Mquor Store,
.BANK STREUT, LEHIGHTON.
I)(pU.slrs' In all Its branches. Teeth Extracted
wltluiut him. (ias administered when requested,
Odlco nayx WEDNJtWAY of each wee.
P. 0. addrois, I.ITZEXllUKd,
Jim 3-yl W ' U-hlgli county, I'a.
W. A. CortrigM, D.
?JS r S
t i- S '
. the ' Broadway Tlottfe,"
BROADWAY, - - M AUO II CHUS'K
clients livc the bejieQtoI Iho latest Improve
ments In Mechanical Appliances and the test
.Methods of Treatment In alt Hurcleal Cases.
ANESTHETIC administered If desired. It pos
sible, persons residing outside of Mauch Ciiuiik,
should make arrangements by mall. Jv-vj
EYE AND EAR.
Dr. G. T. FOX
Visits Allctitnwn regularly on MUltSDAY of
each week, Practice limited to
Diseases of the Eyo and Ear.
onice at Htyden's American Hotel, ami Olllcn
Hours from a A. M. to. 1:30 I". M. Also attends to
Itfra"tlou of th Eve for the proper adjiisiment
of Glasses, and for tlio Relief and Cure ot Opti
cal Defects.
May also be consulted at hlsoftlce In HATH,
Wednesday and Saturdavof each week, tit HAN
HO It on Monday, anil at KASTOV oo Ti... ,.r
vach week.
CARSON rttUa..-.,
JONATHAN KISTI.Klt, . - PHOPWETOlt,
Bxxk Strxkt Lkiiiqiitkk.
The Carbon House offers first-el m aeeopimoda
tlous to the travt'lllr; public, liotidiiur by the
day or week on reasonable terms, choice ('tsars,
Wlnrs and Liquors always on hand, (ioud Sheds
and .Stables, with very nttenthe Hostlers, at
tached, anrio-vt
PACKERTON HOTEL,
Midway between Mauch Chunk & Lchljlitoil,
LEOI'OLD MEYEIt, I'ltOl"!!,
PACKERTON, - - - Puss.
This well-known Hotel Is admirably refitted, and
has the best accommodations fur permanent and
transient boarders. Excellent Tables and th
'ery best Liquors. Stables attached uin vt
MANSION HOUSE,
Opposlto I.. & S. Depot,
BANK STREET, . LEHIOHTON,
C. H, HO.M, ritOl'ltlET'OH.
This house offers first-class aceommod itions for
transient and permanent boarders. It has Ihtii
newly refitted In all Its departments, and Is liK-at-ed
In one of the most nlcturusuiie luirtlons of tho
Imrnugii. Terms moderate. t'r- The Jl A It Is
munilod witti tlio choicest Vlni5f, l.bpiors and
'tilgirn.' Fresh I jiEenm Tan. oiixitm
W. A. PETE
Announces to ldj friends and the public gener
ally1, that be hits now iiinn'rir their aeoiuuiudu
tlou bis new and handsomely furnished
BfiSTAUltAN T ,
next door to'lhe 1st National Hank, RANK ST.,
Iz-liliMiton, nni tlut hu Is now propareil to furn
ish First-Class
Meals at Short Notice I
The liar is supplied with the best Wines, Fresh
IjiKer Heer and Choice Cigars. Von are cordial
ly Invited to call. aprgt-vi
?w?v'y .Kim
D. J. KISTLER
Besnectfully announces to the public that he has
opened a NEW l.lVHIiY STAIII.E.aiidtluilhe Is
P.ow. Rfnared tai furnish Teams for Funerals.
eddlnes or Business Trips on the shortest no
lice and most liberal terms. Orders left at tho
"Carbon House" will receive prompt attention.
8TABLE3 ON NORTH STREET,
next the Hotel, U-hlghton. Jarcs-yi
T. J. BRETNEY
Respectfully announces to tho Mcrvlmntsnl Ij.
bllilmi and others that ho Is mm preiuiedto
do all kinds of
Hauling of Freight, ExraEss
Matter, ani Baggagk
art yery rea-snnable prlers.
tnll orritri Imi hoes to merit a share of miMIc
patronise,
kinds. 1
llesldencei corner of line aud Iron
Orders left at
Sweeny & Son's Corner Store
will receive rooiait utU'Utlou.
uuiu, "ai
T.J, VRETNEY.
D. S.,
VI I 1 I" V V V V V
A ,,L,1 i '
$i.00 a Yearijii AiVefPiCQ.
mifL. xv., ng. i.
With Medicine Qualify ndt
Quantity is tlio greatest im
portance; noxt is the knowl
edge and experience to
CotrNjdfcy 'Prepare --mid
Dispense the same.
'M T. D. THQiViAS''
rorw-AR
Mi I Faily Medicine Store;
Hank Street, Lchighton,
Yon citi-ulvtajs rely 'ufon .GottliiB ST1!ICTI.Y
Pure and Unadulterated
Brgs and Medicines.
THOMAS c.-wrlesUlie llUtgWt stock of Ipilteilt
Medldiirs'ln'the'couiily.
HHOMAR has an elecant slock of DViiRfekts
SundiL's. Fancy and lollet Articles fat the
ladles as well as the gents.
THOMAS mulc-H Ilovse and Catllc Powders a
specialty. Hlf t. .yt.lts experience In the drug
business plves linn wrcat adnuitaso In that line.
TRUSSES, SUrl'OUTKRS illKt BRACF.S-nS
ways a large siockoi nana.
WINES and I.IQPOKS, both irnrelftn nnd'rto
mestle. He hasa Clinton irpe MlK ai&h, Dry
Catawba Wine, .fust splcicltd !ttt(ltli:ip.
WALL PAPERS and HORDEHS-llio largest
assortment if.'i town.
Go to TflOMAS'viHh'your prescriptions. 'Go
to THOMAS' for your Patent Medlclpes.
Go to THOMAS' for your Fancy Articles.
Farmers and Horsemen irn to THOMAS' for
your Horse and ('utile Powders. janl7
Directory.
N
ow foil i.nw vuu r.si
test Expense Means Iortr tit.ei for lite
v - . People 5
XI. A. Oswald's New Store, In M. A. Oswald's
New Building. East WeUsnoit-, Pena'a.,
Is headquarters -fee
Dress Mi, teiirs, Prints,
Groceries, Pulsions, &c.
Banded Chamber Sotts, $3!
Roller ProcESS Flour Only $2.35,
Which li positively FIFTEEN H2TSie$sHinn
tliu sanioOounw.tK; botyit e'sewhero.
Give me a call and bo convinced that l am sel
ling goods . "i:ck Bottom ! ilces."
M. A, OSWALD,
Septia,so-y3 EAST WEISiU'ORT,
Yy.lLL I'AI'EIIS Jc UtlKliRKS!
All tlio Lateut Sty los iiiulSli.iilcs !
Best Qualities 1 1 1.owl Prices !
Pore Hm anfl I'iciiirs !
Choice Wines, Licjnors,
To"bacco and Cigars.
Perseilptlmi carefully coniinif.dcd day or night,
-f. at
W. P. BITDhY'S,
('nr. Wliito and Ilriilgo Pt., VciNMiri.
AprllU. 1881-tv.
j"OM:rn v
DEALER IN
Flour, Feed and Furniture,
Tobacoa and Cigars,
East Weissport, Penn'a.,
In lies the people of Wrssmrt and tlclniu to
call and examine Ins l.irjje asMirinient
uf goods before purchasing elsewhere
Prices Low
aprlllMsMJ-ty)
as the Lowest !
AAHON P SN YDKIt,
KAST" WEISSPORT, 'A.,
' sMiyJUFACTyitlUPB AGENT FOR
Western Improved Washers
Amorioan Wringers,
' AUSO-p.
Bicycles of all Kinds!
Old wheels will be loaned to parties desiring
to learn mid who order n heels from me.
Washers will bo put out on trial. Must give
satisfaction or no safe. - miH-iy
JAL'UY & KG WELL,
Tho Weissport Bukcnj,
Fresh Bread and Cakes every day. Drllu-red In
Lehlihton mid Munch Chunk every TuilJi,
Thursday and aiturday, irl'lcnlcs, Parties,
Camp-Jlrrtlngs, Weddings, Funerals supplied at
short iK:e. augu.st;,87-ly
JJIIt.V.'sKI.IX IIOl'SE,
KAST WEISSI'OKT, PENN'A,
This Iictiso offers flrst-dis's accommoil.itlons
tlio pcrmancnl lmardef and transient guest,
Panic litres, only One Dc'llr cr day.
aug7-ly John JJrmiiii, 1'ropileUjr,
Qi:.vrs, the j i:tKi.E n.
All Kinds of Jewelry f
t
Boots and Stationery,
mam
ao(sutT,bt,
. .
! CiruS'-fJilite, '.if .
iil S ffjl'i'S'i't'-'- ""iv ti
H Crtdatl lliri;t.t t till-. '
' i"iitiiiii:i i rodrf s ci'., m' i.nv.,
MA J
' . rvi opiates, JCiHcittn ttnl
MP1
1 Dr.VOHlSM AND UCALSII'S.
"s i. sooFi.j ii co., tMiitjionit, bp
THE DEATH fji1 THE FL0WEB6-
Bl' WHiLt&M CUI.I.KN llltVln'SiT.
The melati'diliiy days are eomo, 'the saddest or
the J'c:fr,
Of Wifilihg winds, and nakvil woods, and meadows
'brown and sear.
tfTcaped In tho h dlows of tlio gravis ttit 'Kr.tuinii
leaves lledad;
They rustle to the eddj'llife gtrft, rfhil to the rab
bit's tread.
The robin and tho Wren are dawn, and from the
shrubs thu.'Jay.
AtidiffblnitbeSnd-toi) calls the crnwtliro igli alt
tl'e'KMtfmy day.
vt'here are the flowers, the lair yO'in rlowcrs.
that lately spraijr and stood
In brighter Ht-'ht 'iini toller airs, a beauteous
sisteVffonift
Alss-I "they all arc In thtill giliVcV. tbr-ifAitlc race
'of flowers
Ato'tylng In their lowly beds with the fair and
- good of ours.
The ritin Is falling whero they He; Wt 'tlif Ciild
November rain
Calls not from out tho glSSmy earlli the lovely
oms again.
Thcvilflfrflonet ami Ylie violet, they perished
lOITt 'ifgA,
Xnil the brler-roe and the orchis 'AttM -Rihlflnie
summer glowj
Cutontholilllthegeldcs-16'l, ftfil 'the Asler u
tho A'f od,
Attn tec yrtlae,' simfiofcor 'byjlfei'ftAkniantumn
TieautystflOiJ,
Till fell the frost from tlio clear, cold heaven, as
falls the plague on men,
And tlw brightness of their smile was gone Ironi
upland, glade, aifi t'.'t'A.
And now, when comes the calm lnlld day, as still
such days will come,
To call the squirrel and the bee from out their
winter howc
Wlvan the SftfiiUl of dropping mils Is heard, though
all the trees arc still,
And twinkle In tho smoky light the waters of the
-
The south-wind searches foV the Adtfofs Whose
fragrance l.ire 14 botfe,
AiidsUhstc. rtniHlicrti In the wood and by the
ttrcam no more.
And then I think of One who (u htt youthful
beauty die!,
The fair meek bbmow that giew up and f. tied
by my side.
In tho cold moist flarth we laid her, when the
foretti'.t their leaf.
And We wept that one so lovely should have a
life so brief;
Yet not unmeet It was that one, like that young
friend of nnrs,
So gentle atu so beautiful, should perish with the
(lowers.
CONVICT NO. 2319,
HY sti)Ni:v nour.iu
A l'lturiiNTioCs mansion, plfiasantly set
down ill till- tn'ilst of spacious grounds be
yond the noise ami crowds oftliegrrat city;
the well-kejit lawns, neatly tt Itnme.l heilges
an I sinootli-iulleil carrlase ways, lilts print
Itess ami orderly arrangement of which are
Jdt Visible In the aatherlns tlarkncs evl
ilence the taste itilJ Weill h of tlie owner.
'I'liD Ions lines of maphlfcent elms which
mark the thiillblaftrsof ilicilflve, vettei'abl,'
III their ai .til.l (faiiilly nltsslvo lu their
size, lend an air of stability to tlui wlinlc,
and here ami there ilcnso masses of shrub
bery give MirlutV ttlttlB.ttrrotlm'.Hljss uf the
stately lull showy olil mansion. A young
moon, saillns swiftly across a cloudy slcy,
casts ghostly shadows as she pl'tliyes In and
out of heavy banks of cloltds. Lights shine
tluouuh till tllp. windows of the mansion,
within which there Is a revel to-night, and
here. In rooms bright with the Hushing
light from rich chandeliers. Ill an atmosp
hero heavy with tlin mmgleil per f nine of
thousands of flowers youth anil beauty and
Wealth and fashion nro itssemhleil.
There Is music an. I joyous l.ttllttef, anil
occasionally exquisite sifatrhes of song.aml
Ihesn founds flout out through the open
windows aibl btvalt (tirj'slleiifu which
broods over llio scone. (In tile company
which throngs llie'parlors are to bo found
men anil women famous in their respective
walks In life In the, professions, III di't, In
politics nltd till! dinks of coniitlerct' illul 11,
tlnnre. Tile hiisli'ss. tho wife of one of the
most 110I rd jurists of the day, beams with
satisfaction as she stands to receive) her
guests, orifiovi'sfrom group to group.mali
Ing pivsentatlnus or siti'scstlng topics of
conversation where Interest. seems to Hag,
for birr reception Is n success.
Presently, emerging from the groups, slit"
leads to the piano a fair young ghl, whoie
appearanco causes a murmur of applause,
for she Is s!t onco recognized as cite whose'
artistic triumphs as an u'ni.iteilr are tit tills
hour on every tongue, M slid seats her
self at tho Instrument rtml lets her fingers
run otrfthn keys with thn apparent caie
Irastifss that is horn of a complete nmstciT
of the art, she strikes tho signal ftiralulli
In the hum of ronvirsatton, and the gtij;sts
tfatltcrabtrtft ficr in expectant engettlesi.'
Thcn,as Clin sllence'of rapt atleltlon settles
ilmvff on the room-full of people, the drtfst
sotiwls a brilliant prelude. A pause of a
nto'ment follow 6, and tftcn the roonf Is full
of melody its she freaks Itttf (florlons sonjf.
Iler selcctfoM is a spfHled idmdo, and the
flie-ll)ie tones fill ttrerooM wltff the fresh
ness and profuiloii of Isrrk's stm-grcet-lug
rrtefesly, There is d seeming reckless
ness in thff fmrtm In wMelr tl rK4es titt
trilled forth, rrroiimlftg. hlglrerv-'ftHl fiftAvina
fuller as the close of lire cwttpesltlori h '
reached.wltfi a brilliant burst as tfrt cllnrrfx,
that speaks the artllt confident of her pow-,
one is greeieu wim a murmur of ap-
Jprova. a, w pause,, and Uo, with tl !
TRADt
INDEPEWE)BT-"tL;iVe'n
liehiKton, Carbbn ?tfuiity.
glow of animation anU fchthusIasih bhMi'fr
face she again bcklhs
But now the vbi'cc h'astli'ati'ccili'It Is-stlll
the flutqllhfe Wf ule.'bUt (TtfeaMlliy diid sUd
ly soft anii'lbvr. tThc first rtieloilyWas the
carol of shrlhfe, with thc tlhrlbhs'suiishlnc,
ihn opehlhg 'bttrfs, tlie 'sfctt porfufne and
balmy air of nature's youth; Hie second Is
tho wall of attttttun. as with tnbUYhful face
she paces the deserted gardens, he'r'breadth
sadly waving the droopltit: stalks iihtl stir
ring the stricken 'leaves Compassionately
the while her t?ycs rain 'bitter tears. "The
'first was the rejoicing of tho bridegroom,
ttrong. manly and exuberant; this tho
mourning of the widow over dca'd anil
tinned hopes and dreary tlcsolatldh. The
'first, hie children xff 'Israel singing to tlie
'htusln of tlielr timbrels on'bejliolillng fji
'long-snuijlit Canaan J this, Kachel ihtilin
Che
rn
Ing forHeYchlldt'tfhand refuslnt tbbe com
'forted because lii'y'bfe'ilbl.
The. last'is f lib triumph of Ert. and the
singer "feels It. Thought, sense and KctlSh
'are all yielded to tho expression of love's
deepest and saddest Impulses. The hostess
and guests listen with pleased attention
and at the close tender polite congratula.
Hons. Tho artist, accustomed to such coiir
pllments, reMrycs thorn with well bred self'
posscsVIBh'Khd retires from the Instrument,
tihfl'fiir all orcsent the incident has ended.
And is this nil? Can it be that In the
economy of the. (ttilverso such 'tlfyirrc gifts
are tn'be flihs fljfhtly wasted the inspira
tion of the flflht, the art of the composer.
Tind the heaven-born melody of the singer
to be thrown away ? Let us I0ok'fa"rflicr
and see. '
uut wliera tne shadows fell deepest on
lrs cIosh fh't s'w.lrd, ears unlhonfcht of by
Ifostess'O'r guests have listened touio'sflig-
ftr. Crnttrtifng '-Jieainst the trunVof hTrtfe
in the thlcUT9t gloom a man has listened
Vlt'h strained KtrJfilldh fb'c'cry frorc. A
man a tramp, a Vagabond In whole eyes
is fixed a look that convicts and th'on'tfntcu
whether human orbrutc. wear. An auditor
certainly never dreamed of by the artist.
He had crept In hero when the shadows of
night were coming fi&wn. Trudging wcarl-
tytrt to me city's lights, tho s'tfcTOslon of
the place attracted him and he stole Into
the deepest shadows to rest and hide. To
rest, for ho Is tired: to hide. for. ho is
hivVited.' fcte Is nudcr ttfc VHa of the law.
Tie liiis romtnirted 'cV'fri'e, h"nd merits pun-
isluuent. AfmostftisSMiola life's history
Is smimied up in these words. -'Ho Is farnil
taV wltli thn interior of courts and prisons;
niorft familiar with them Yftin with the In
sides of school-lions? 'or churches. Per
haps one 'is the complement of tho other.,
Tho learned Jurist npAn whose groMftd ho
is Wow ti'cst'as'slng could ttot better, rctito to
Vou the list of offenses 'against pWperty
than this man. His has been a criminal
from bojhood, the records of tho courts
would fell you, but the courts have nVor
asked the question you ji'auld 'DeHiaps asli
whv ?
reeling the law's penalties. Invoked bv
Uic commission of a fresli crlmo he is seek
ing the shelter of the city where; in tlie
haunts of the most hardened criminals,' ho
will be comparatively safe from pursuit.
Pausing hertj lie has unknowingly taken a
step towai ds working out his problem of
life. The artist has sung within the house
to the surlelted ears of art auiVicrtCn to
whom such entortalniiVrht Is 'net nttvcl, but
floating out beyond lli'ero through the open
windows h'ef Ron has reached this Wan
crouching low among tin trees, and heed
lessly and carelessly as It may have been
sent on Its mission, tho. accomplishment of
this purpose has bczurii
A wakened fittiM a restless and fcar-hatint-
od slumber by tile first hurst of song the
ualtlve's earliest feeling is of annoyance
at being disturbed. It is a VariU, balmy
night, and the alf Is laden with tho perfume
of roses, but tic has fallen Indifferent to
their sweets. Il'hat am roses to such as he?
Mofe Uniting would be the stifling atmos
phere of some greasy, sweltering den In the
city's slums that is now associated with
tlie idea of safety from the la. v's sleuth.
hounds. JJut there Is euitictlitn Id the air
to-night which alfedts him strangely. It
Impresses Itself upon him vaznelv as the
shadowy form of a dream, IIo tosses rest
lessly about in ids hiding place, uneasy
under this ItiflueitcCi lib can not shake It
Ult. Sbnltt lllelllory within him is stirred!
he hlluws not how or why.
Ho is not given to analylzlng his feelings.
He knows when Ins is hungry, when he is
tired, when ho wants td drink; ho knows
even (but tills Ulily indistinctly), when he
looks back to his childhood, which Is sel
dom, tliafi. Is troubled as he Is now, ami
that his trouble is the consciousness of a
faca associated with those early days a
woman's fuco, sad eyed and weary his
mother's face. All I that's it. He sud-
leilly starts up as tho thought flashes across
his mind. Now lie knows what alft'cts liim
It is that song, il is tlie odor of tliose
flowers. He li is heard other songs, not so:
well sung perhaps, but just as full of llle
add spit It tlio gay chorus? s of Companions
when exhilarated with Ibpior, and not yet
brutalized by it; and fot hlni. flawers' ordi
narily have llttlcnttraiHlon. H Is the com
blunt Ion oftJiesR. wlt.Ji.tjje, Uptight of thai
sad fact1, that brings hack li an instant a
recollection. He listens, itild as he listens
his tllnllsflts turn back tr tlio ll'ttlo village
in which ho was born, llo walks through
a lane of liowors -all I that perfume they
are roses, alld tlley border tho little path'
way Up tutlie church door. Some ouc holds
his hand. Iels that sad-fuced mother. A
sound is in his Car-III the glorious burst
uf,Ji6ral,tons ronrlm forth Jhrough the
open door of tho churcil. Ali I tl'oso memo
ries, now thoy unnerve him I lie is pros
trate on tlio sward now aifil .ts 1e buries
his face In the fresh greert'grass tletUfA"ifT
of the eong pours Into his etila. It cefires. t
There; Is a murmur of voices addlbld frcri.j
to him, and then comes a pause, arid thrti
the leutliig of his heart Is almost stilled tfs
tin' first low-toned notes of the succeoifiiig
song (til Upon his cars, and soft, siyeirt BfM
tefdeily rtd as- tho dirge of the dying ewari
the trfeltflj Is bwiw out to him.
Tlie said-eyed riiother has long since pass
ed att-y fro-iit edrth, leaving tho child at
onC'e lier all auJ Iter shamo to the tender
mercies of n world that showed her no
rnercy and nerer asked" whether in her one
fault cfie" Iad been rttost shifted against or
lite' sttlttef. None other extewded protection
(cfciw or claimed his dutv.
116 knows not
(fie mcanlnu of love, and never frfeurredan
obligation of gratitude. Yet this song
opens his heart, and as lu a vision there
com, to hhn rem.inbr.nocs of long for -
Let Live."
Eonna., November 20, iSS6.
'ten 'precepts Icarncd'VEt'th'o sad-eyed moth
'er's kneer Lorg after its faintest echo has
died away ho remains prone upon the
ground. In tho train of confused emotions
that crowd upon him there Is hot olily the
memory of tlw long-forgotten pTc'cbpls, but
fh'e awakening of feelings that'have lletcr
before found a placj In'hls'hearN
Hours alter the singer's voice has tcase'd
this nrah rises, chariVell 'ih heart, with tlfo
germ of a better life struggling into exist
ence within him. As yet his 'Ihlnd Is'con
fuscd, htit'oile thought has seized upon It
and dominates all others. Ifo will bo a mall
no more a criminal. He will try to fell
low dUt'the'prcccps, tll'o remembrance 'Jf
wlllfcli'lias thus'Wiely come to him. Hie is
young yet aud strong. He can 'labor and
reform. Htrt that !ls not all. He 'hhs'bccn
a criminal; 'lie has Wrdfi'ged society anil
owes IKb'ino reparation. ' That debt must
bo pMil and then he Irfil start clear again.,
JUst how lie will pay It bo can hot (liltk
now, but he has no doubt the knowledge
of what to do, "and the 6pf.ortunlty will
come to hlni.
Tf ho can only get away from the cone
quences of this lasttriihe fbr which he Is
being pursued he will do something that
will do something that will takeaway the
reproachful look from those sad eyes. If
he can elude tho vigilance of thu laVs offi
cers and get awhy somewhere, where ho can
wotk cbt'h'is 'Reparation If "Ttu
tiro ihy prlsohor! i'ut oh the bracoletc,
Jim."
'fihdcly as this is his dream br61iijh (ft
t.poh. Altbost before lib is awaro of It he
is ihantcied-'in the clutches of the law,
1
" To think that that dreadful man should
have been loitering about our grounds 'lr.st
flight, 'it's shocking, John ; do look around
a'fiS tMfiHf anything has been stolen. "Diiar
me, I wlsh'tho police would protect people's
property better. I trust the j'idge will sec
to"lt that an example, is made of this man."
Thus rattles on the hostess of the last
nlht, she who Invoked tho 'Jcnl'is of song
which enthralled this dangerous ciltulnnl,
when on the day following she discusses
the arrut made in tho grounds of her
mansion some tlmo after the departure of
her guests.
" How say you. prisoner guilty or not
guilty?'
J he judge s tones are sharp. There is a
T)Hsiness-l)ke ring to his words. He is
ax-foiks to.Rct throujrh with this case, as
there can be but one ending to It, the qv!-.
dence Is so clear. Why then should there
be nny delay over a mere formality? Tho
I'ingy little court room Is crowded, its at
mosphcrc not tlie most congenial, while
outside there Is the summer air, tho bright
sunsldne. Why then linger over this case?
It is oiily ouo .criminal who i-s to get his
desi'fts'-'-only'ono man to be taken away
from thciti'Tresh fields, that" bright sun
shine, thn songs of the birds, the sweet
scentsof themKajJows, and In.raured behind
stone walls ai.d Iron liars. Here lie sits.
Ileplylngto the. formal query of tUri Judge,
be has just pleaded "not guilty." That
also is a m6re form, fbtlowe-J only at tho
suggestion of tho half.fliitged attorney ap
pointed by the court ns a matter of form to
Iodic after the prisoner's interests. ne
knows there is 110 chance of escape and he
knows also how merciless tho law is to such
as he. IIo has waited for this hour, not
wi.h any hope, but with dull 93t tif res
Ignatlon, as one stage to be passed. He
has already sounded the blackest depths of
despair and to-day lies in the abyss with
upturned eyes waiting for tlie Inevitable-
waiting as might have waited some hope-
abandoned victim of the Inquisition, who
with a dally terror watched the walls of his
cell close In about hhn, and hourlycountcd
the fractions of tlie Inches of breathing
space yet left him.
iV StrandO metamorphosis has been
wrought In him since he came Into court
tills morning. Ho has become possessed df
a double consciousness. Ho stands iiefe
awaiting trial and condemnation, but an
other self is far away, out of the reach of
turnkeys and gyves, beyond the limitations
of iron bars and stone walls. One of his
two selves is trammeled by the body and
remains in the dock; the other ranges tlie
universe. One Is mechanically attentive
to all that Is going on In the court room;
the other Is coglllzant of occurrences of
the past and reviews the present and fii:
turc. With this last self atone moment
every thing swims about, tlie spectators.
Judge and iurors whlrllnu In a wild, mad
dance at another the crowd presses In up
on him until he gasps for breath; now ho
Is at the loi liim of a deep j'it where the
death-llko stillness almost makes his bralrl
giddy; anon, .1 confused murrtiiir Is borne
to his ears, at first Ilka the pattering of the
rain drbps on a dusly road, then like the
crash of thunder In a forest. He Is look
ing at the spectators and the hundreds of
faces seem to be blending into one huge
countenance, with myriad -eyes, ellntin!?
PH1) (-listeniilgaild sCitillllrf darts to tils very
soul.-
He, wlllle he is racked with this mind
tar'tuTe-, Is pltjstcallT awitSe' to 'the slightest
Movement In tho c'pOft r'ortifft lie flatlet's
that the judge's whiskers are longer and
whiter on one side than on thrt other, and
jherttally goes' (Ilftnfgll the opemtitm' df ar
'(anglhg tlietri; lid Is actilally otiservarit of
iho actions of three or four newspaper fo
poftcrs, who, usoJ td sUch series, sit Iridlf
crcut onlooker'.), aYrriilglng and rearranging
their notes artd al'iirp'cning their pencils; ho
heart tlio ritefrj dllrpliig df a blrtl 111 tlw
'brrtrtclles of rt tree outside tlio" window" h
r- aimios in 11 winy sauy 01 oneuitlie
.-altous lawyers iJCaf tiltfi. '
Yet ho never for art liiitrful forg'cts h'ls
p7es6ri,t situation. That ftfr'nfs tlitf dark
background of the ulental fcaleiitdsc'o'pe titt
wbicll tlfese tiiried fancies aiifd pictures
arc onitllifed. 1ow stroWg" the" evidence
atjalrtst hlitf. ltc Nds ndreedtdtrtfifblehlirt
self to-cot'slder. It li ctm'clifsj've ilatiin
In;. Yes, Ife crfr) se'B tlio judge's face grow
sfcrfief as t io HsttotSi ttn'd tiMy-A'ng'rittof'-ney
vffo hsis Ifcel'f constituted lils dtfender
tlfrovtj ip Iris 1awls h'opele'ssfy' rts ffni
cYihWrg' tide' Of fa-cts pottf frr. At last It
trss ffrfished KM ifo'w comes tho prisoner'
cWifce, so c'allc'ir.- Why, an li if 'ct'ent man
wtfirfd be ifofmcd by that deffne'e; tffough
It h the test the young ffelgllrfs Of tt'e fa'vr
h ewpabfe of waking. It fs soon oitf arid1
then1 what
td BB- C67TTIN0EO NEXT T? KtK.)
Those" who act right walk with th'6'
lT'.1" """ P" "'TSX
atnM .11 1 - I . ili
Tun AtbUT THEy'tDQE.' "
Mas Ilugson, tho hue of whose cofnplei
Inn has gained for tho old man the hick
name of Pitch, camo to the city sblho time
ago and called upon a lawyer.
"You want a dlvb'rce,'! sunrise," 'said the
lawyer, when JLlas entered.
"Dat's it, sah ; but how di'd ye"r guess
It?"
"Well, thcro Is such a rush for divorces
that I thought 'ybli 'Hlrght beldrdj to tho
crowd. They all come to uic. Upon what
grblihds will you apply for a Blvo-rce?"
'"'Zfcttlon "
"'"Desertion, eh?"
'"Dat's 'It. Nbw, how thuch j'cr gwltie,
charge ln?"
"I won't be hard oh you. I'll take the
case 'for $10."
"An' not chari;6 me notliln' lessen yer
iJlt the 'vorce?"
"Oh, I'll have to charge y blt htiy way."
'Idas, after a moment's reflection, re
plied: ,,
'I k-atn' go inter slch cr trade cadht, It's
tftblilndln' on nt'ii'rself." , ,,, ,
"Aro you sure that you can prove deser
tion?" 'Jcsvt sho rz I is dat Tse libln'."
"Wcll.'ff lfcHIn the case'tlve me $10; If
not, you usedn't glve'iiie ahythlng."
"'I'carsllke It's sorter too mueh on ycrj
own side ylt. N6w, lomnie tell yer. K'ia
er soft u' blznlx pusson, an' I'll 'plrHo er
ais tacit ww yer. Jif I prove zcrtion an'
yer den doan git 'lie 'voice, "yer inns' gin
mo $0,an' If yer docs git It, I'll gin yer ten.
Mine, now, 'dat ef I ka'in'lprubo do 'zertlou
I doau claim mttMft.."
"Willful descrtl-jn!"'''
"Yes, sah."
"Well, If'tflleva I'll take that."
UA'I1 right, sah, les put de money up."
The money was given lo a stako holder,
and the bill for divorco wfcs h"leil. . When
the trial came crflt'f'e "Ihwvor. wlilsneilnr'
Co T.is 'cllefit, said: "You'd bcttcrmakc a
statement, and then let tho witnesses be
Introduced."
"I doan bclebe do witnesses Is V any
use."
"Why?" . ,,
'"Case de cou't'n tiiKctfiv word.,"..
The lawyer laughed. -The. n'gro was'
called upon to make a ttr.fen'ient. , -
".Genermen t6dls'hcah.cou't,"sald'ho "I
said dat da'r wa'nt no ,usu in witnesses,'
case de cou'"t wnld. take tny word. - Mr.
Lawyer, I salil dixt I'd prube 'zertloVl In (lis
caVe, didn't I?, -
"Yes."
"Uh hub, dat's v.lmt.I said, and I'll do,
It." . .
''Introduce a.wt'ueiV' s'd tlso.j'adge.
"N"o use, jedgc." .
'.'Wliy?"
.'"Case-1 knows dat I 'zertcd.de lady."
"Yoit desertid her?"
"Ye3, sah. Said dat I'd prube 'zortfon.
Er.haw,-liaw, stakoholder, gin rne-nie SO."
The Judge, afte hearing an explanation
of tho arrangement, said: "Give liim the
$.1."
"Thankee, Jedge," said the necro wlvch
he had received tlio moneV. v'TliMil;'4e,sah.
Yer see. I wuz outer 'isilJriient,an'I;nowln'
dat dis lieail liivydr is alius alrter niggers
tcr git 'Wrc'cs, I thouglit I'd work him er
little.'"
"You didn't want a divorce, I suppose,"
said the Judge.
'Bless yer soul-, rto, saU. DAr alii't tto
nigger In de country dat's got cr better
lady den I has."
"And you were merely playing with the
court?"
"Dat's all, sah. Er haw, haw! Oh,dar's
cr heap cr fun er bout dls ole nigger."
"Mr. Clerk," said tln$ Judge, "'enter up
a (We Of $50 against Mr. 'Lias Bugson."
"Good Lawd, Jedge; what fur?"
"For playing with the court. "Oh,"
mimicking tho negro, "dar's er heap cr fun
cr bJut dis old Jellfee."
BTRAY OEMS OF THOUGHT.
IIo who would Avdldslil nldsi ndtstand
at tho door of tlilliptatlon;
Every nlan has soirle pccdllar train of
thddgbt, which he fails back upon when
alone. This to a great degree molds the
man.
-Ho who lives with a good wife bee'driies
better thereby, ns those who Hu down
amorlrf yldlcts itt'lse with the perfume upon
their' (iirlnvnts.
Children aro very nice observers; and
they will often percelvd ydiir slightest tie5
fects. In general those whd govern child
ren forget notliln id theui but everything
In tlientsclvHs.
-It Is dohig sonlo service tohuntanlty to
amuse Innocently; and thfy know very
little of society who thhik we can bear to
bo always enioloyed, either in duties or
tilodltdtldils, wlthodt nny relaxation.
-Thco are no little enemies; people
either hale you with their whole hearts, or
they don't hate you at all.' This "hating a
little is like hlowlnsr up a powder iillll a
little, tor alt know it bailuol he doiie.
The valuo of stlf Cdittrtil Si-hygienic,
;cnH is very great. It pruf ents. waste of
vitality lit rcclln-ft amotion, and passion.
It Help's td give one mastery dVt'r l'rtln and
distress, ratlicrllian It a ifirtstery Hti us.
In cvcrythlntji 'Vtilll which wCnT'd en
trusted, fro lii tho money we liold Iri our
hands to the powers .(If hotly and nllnd
Vhlelf w possess, it wfc vtdiild itsd It ifith
economy, we must study lis purposes aud
strive to fulfill them, preserving, firmly and
Wisely tlie balar.ct of savin's and spending
lifrjdst tldse proportion that will tyring
forth tHe Uest. results.
LIFE lM'CICA?fll. .
"Papi Has got his appetite hack again,
Hasn't Ho nJallim.1rA, asked it Leavitt Ctrcet
five year-old the other day;
"1'iri afraid not, n'y child," r'cnllo'd tho
good motHer. "He didn't eritrfiWlhiug to
day. But why AO you askf'"
'"Cause I Heard linf tell Mr. lrov, that
he crime holrfe f ullr'n a goal lrfst nfglft. I
didn't fcriow but"
"Itifu itldirglnto the rfcxt rrfortf lUttf rt
ffood little tflrl. 1 think I Ife-Zr yoirr p-rfpU
Coming ridw, aiifd! itfanfiritt irislfes Id ffji'ea'k
td hint"
A sulf'rwe'd.fa'ctd mfarf wrtH re6n' spee
faclt'r botffdfd A grip; far at tbffcorrief of
Stsfte ali'd Adamf str'eetl yeste'rdiry a'fter-nodn'.-
The paflpitatlng irfollori of th'ecar
seei t'eil ttf please the passen'sef. ttir when
he rertclifd Harm'ou coWrt He ttfrncd to the
raatf sfttlnV behind lihrtand exclahried:
'NOW.-lr. I'm at linm'a
"Where arfl vou folII?,, asIcpiI tlie m'fin t
. . 1 . - .. (
lrSawen'not paid hi Acfvandfe.'
if
Siiuilo.06f)iea 5 Cciits.
Tlio Uhs'sMfe have finished '(he Men
and.Oxus'ralltfav nearly lo Saf-jklis. This
means on lb India.
Inveillors aiti'furnhig (heir attention
todfvlifs ftfr 'dlstrlll'utHfg'611 upon the
water Ih'stB'flha at eta.
The exceSslvosmoklng of tobacco, It la
agalh'claliuedcauies loss of eyesight. "Are
ttieh's-dyes-poore: than women's?
SoSas Foolisa'Peo'plg
Allcw-R cough to run until It gets beybhil
the rehch of incdlcltie. Thoy offen say,
Oh, It will wear away, btt Ihlnost'casea
it wears their, away. Could they l!c In
duced tbtiy the shccessfli! IheJIcino called
KcUtb's .llWsam, which 'wo sell 011 a post--.tlvo
glfartthteo to clire, they would Immedi
ately sa tHs excellent elfect after thklng
the lirst ili?3e. . Pilce COc and Si. tin. Trlnl
slie 'free. SHld by T. D. Tlldhlas, Lehigh-,
ton ahd VV. Ulcry, Weissport.
CKstl'e Garden ofllcers say thatthcfo'r
mon lihmlgrallou has fallen ofH,200'or 1,
500 a year.
Bncklen's A'rntca Salvo.
The best salve in tlio world for tts,
bruises, s'ofes.'uk'ers.salt thucm.fevcrsores.
tetter, chapped hatiil.t. chllblands, ronis.
and nil skin eruptl!is, mid positively cures,
piles, or no luyTtqltlrcl. It Is guaranteed
to give perf?1.;;, satisfaction, or money re
funded. ViiinMHv, per box. at Thomas'.
-Ah -Vkion. O., dutch factory I? nble to!
turn out 07,000,000 matches 'per day. If
necessary.
Dr. Frazier's Boot Bitrers.
Frazler's Koot Miftci's arc hit 'L ilram
shop beverage. Unt arc strictly medicinal
In cvory sense. They ret st f-f-hzly upon the
llvor and k!t5?ei-V, keep the bowels open
an J fcgblar, cleanso the blood and system
6f every Impurity. Sold by drugglsts, $1.
At Thomas' drug store.
Automatic, sir "brkke's must hereafter
be put on all circus trains runnlngon West
ern 'railroads.
Dr.I'razer's Magic Ointm'ont.
A surn'c"nrofora"llf)Oils.T)irrns.sefis;art.
flesh vrttnds, "rforo 'nipple, hard and eofi
corns, cffiJipped Hps faid hands.. Price 30
11?. coin by iirugguis. M jiuams Jl'fT.
1., Wop's., Cleveland. O. Sold by 'I'.
Tlis:r.a3; tho druggist. '
An Iowa Insurance coinptn-v'diTaTs $200
for tho best plan'of ft toriado'ciiVe.
Renews Her Youth.
,Mr3. Plirrbc hlicsley, VeterSon. Clay Co.,
IoWa tdlli the fulltfwineVe'iVittfkatdi! storv.
the tmtli'ut wlifeli' Is vouched for by the-
resmen.t.s (jt ine town: '"l am 7i 5 oars old,
have been troubled with kidney complaint
and lameness for many years; coilld not
dress myself without l!elp Xow I am free
from nil-pain and soreness, and am able to
do all ipy'own houscwoik, 1 owe.my thanks
td Electric IJltteri for bavins rchuncd my
yodth, and removed comprctVdy all disease
and pain.'' Try A Voltfe, only 6Cc. at TV
u., xnctnias Drugfctore.
Tile, Railroads of the United Sti-tos give
employment to 050,000 people.
Dr. Edward C. Hughes. Hockford. III..
(graduated X. Y. City 18B0) voluntarily
testifies: "Some years ago my only son.
aged lour, nau an attack of tlie l '.looping
;mtgh. cnaractcrlted bv tho lttdst violent
spasnis I have evet seen ln-a piactlce of IS
years. Had several consultations with
eminent physicians and all ordinary arid
extraordinary remedies weru resorted to.
The paroxysms were simply filghtful. I
believed the child would die. 1 reluctantly
tried Dr. fi'cth Arnold's Cough Killer and
the'effefct was naglcAh Three bottles cur
ed hlril." For sale by all drdrklsts. Price
!!5ci but. Slid 81.00 per bottle,
I'tivsie is necessary at times for unnous-
ness, (Jostlveness. esc. use Dr. Arnold s
Uillous Tills. 25c.
-About ViVb'-llftlSs xif Ihe popdlatbn of
Ireland live In mud houses.
If people,- trouble! with colds, will tako
Ajcr's Cherry Pectoral befoie going to
church; they will nvold cougliliv'. The
Pe'ctoVil sdothes un.l heals the Irritated
tassuesi diid conttdls all dlsp'osllion to
cough.
There hasn't been a cradle In the White
House in fotty years.
Original, prompt, clean, sure and effec
tive for pain and soreness-. Hop Porous
fMHtn
Americans have S12.,000,OCO invested
in Mcxlcati lailwriys.
Ashma, Bronchitis, Consumption. Fon
taine's Cure relieves a cold in 12 hours.
Sold by O. T. Horn, Druggist.
In one Insane asylum In California
there aro 1(404 patients.
Glad tldihrs Kelief and cure of throat
and lung disease. Fontaine's Cure Is guar
anteed to cure n cold in VI hours. Sold by
C. T. Horn, Druggist.
--One-person In cvory 35 Iri England and
Whales Is a I'dilp'er;
SuiLOil'Scdugti alld Consumption cure is
sold by ns on a guarantee. It cures con
sunlptlori. Sold by Bleryj WcUjport) and
Honl; LUhlghton.
Mrs. Gladstone has twb ilf btiicrs in this
Country, who itre fc'arrylng on a successful
milling busidess at White Plains, Coshoc:
len Cd.i 0.
"IThen Hby wai slclr; o cro her CMtorls, -t
Whk'ri iiiS wiw a Child, she cried for tWoria,
' When tlio becamo iliss, ahe clnnj to Ctor!i,
s Irhou iho had Children, she cto thbai t'tori5
i :i A - l'I
" .Jl
x Faber; the irlakef'' of lead pencils; cfcle.
Orated dt Nuretnbers the other (Jay Ui6 1 tot If
Bnnlyersary of the founding c'f lils factp'ry.
For lame hack, sldcor chest, useSlilloh's
Porous Plaster. ' Price 25 cts; Sold by XV
T? Horn and 'II .F. lllbry,'
It Irsald that tire Udesl" dangTiter of
tlie PrlfrctJ of Wales is conimbhly.sp'okqn of
ds "til! worst dresstd girl In li8ion." ".
The world iiibvri-fOnrgratlililio'lliorusc.d
brovvil sircar we usti v-f hite: they used com
mon brown so.fp, ws-itse whJ!jsoap. Tli
best white' swap is Diir.rnopft-L'.s Bott.vx
Soap, which can be tfsed forall purposes
to which soap is applied.
Ilobcrl (J. Irfgersolr Is reported tiO ,be-j
'suffering witlftt throat trouble similar to
that which killed General Grant,
Itch, and Scr::tchet of every Mud cured
in ;10 Minu'.es'by Wor,lford' Sanitary Lo
tion. UhC no other. ThW lrevcr falls. fold
by T. D. Thoufas; Druggist, L.-hlgliton,
Pa. Oct. 2-ly
Mrs. Gladstone darns a"l tfie premier's
focks.aml his daughter attends to'tlie Grand
(fid Man's neckties.
Cftnni; .whooping rough and bronchitis
frmtfSiWtrjy relieved by Slillbh's C'rirc.
Sold by IfbVfr,- LeWglrtcin dn'd Llefy; at
H-'eisaptn t. 6 6' vv
rifrre is" n'6 Crrristhin dirty that Is not
to' be seisotied triM H Off whtf ctcerul.
rfess,
Tliat Ha'cVfnV cougli' can' be so nuicVly
cured by ShTIoh's Cure. We guarantee it.
ur, v. i. norii, j.eiiigiuou, ana tilery.
Welssiwrt.
lo7ala'4:lM,b,:ltCr t0"Te
.
Advertising Rates
For jfiogal Notices.
"' The fbllowfWg p"rlces Tnr'lfjpil adver in
Ing h'M...f)eeh VdoJitW by the CAitno"r
Anv'bOATR.
'- fM Ob
- - 4 00
4 Ot)
- 4 00
""I 3 00
Jomnilsslonef's Ictlcfs
Olvejrco JCbiUs. .
.nminisirator.-s nonces
lxftolitor'3 .-KUlTcrt - v .V . S 00
' '0herleat.dVirtIshrswlllbc'rJBrsc() 'Sr
by tlio squa.ro. t . ,.
g. V. Iterthimir.'V.-riiisliCT,'. .,
Perfect flak '
fndhutes h natural niid nAhltliy cWid!
tlon of tho fccnlp. mill 'of the g'and
through Hldch honrisliinclit Is ob'lained.
W'hnh. In coiisetineiieo of ago nlid dis.
ease, the hair hccuiiivt weak, llilii. and
gray, Ayer's Hair Vigor will slrcngthcti
It, restoro Its'origliml c'-olnr, pronioltj'il'i
rapid and vigorous growth, itnil liup:irt
to II tlie lustre nnd freshness of yotitlu
I have ued AVer's llinr Vigor for H
long time, alul am ( mil lured of It
value. Wheli I Mas IT years (if ago mv
hair began to turn gihy? I coiiitneiHcil
inlhg,tho Vior, ahd was surpri.sed hi
tho roc nl, eflerts It. prmlured. It. not
only resliireil the color, In mv hair, but
so stimulated its growth, that !h,i'o
now iiinrti hair than ever lietofu.
J W. Edwards, Coldiiater, ,Mlss.
Oyer's. Hair Vigor-,
Sold by nil Drii;(lit nnd Pcrfam tr'j,
Tr Vdc Ar.r. sCrrKtuxa iroin iletiility
and loss of appctlto, II yWtt kittniisch fs
out of order, cr your mind confused ;
ta'ao AVer's Sarsajtarilla. .Tills mcilicliii'
will restore physical forca ahd vlastleity
lo tho system, more Mlrofy aptl-spCed.lly
thnn any tunic jel itfscovcrc.dj .,,
I'nr ix nin'itlLi 1 Mtlfcril froui llvr.r
-mil sinmaeli tmnblcs. My f6oil llil tint
iniiilsh me. and 1 lieiuiue wi5i) aiul
. c-r, miirli ciii.'ii lalril. I (nolcsix ImtlliM
f Ajer's KarmiMrilla. hod w'is enTed.
.1 si. I'lliuei', Springliehli Ma's.
AyoV's SarsapaHllh,
IVtwnil bv lr -I.e. Aver&Co..Iowc,!,.iI;iM.
SolU by truifutlit. l'iku $; eU bottles, $j.
E. F. L'UCKEtVBACfl-j
DhALUIt "Iff
WAtfe PAPiiE-S
Borders & Decorations,
Boob, Stalioffe' Mlf Goofi.
Wmd6V "Shades , & 1 Fixttjrca,
Latest !3 1 vice, cade ivad put np. If deslrod.
Pnirit.1:, Oil," Vamishf 'Patty,
Ikn3hcs-&-general-PamtierS'
Supplies. ''
No. 01 BroauWuT-rMamli - Chimfcr Pa.
Itelp'v Iht Broadway House. '
S Aitkin c.-feKoaixii3SE''S academy
I'cr Ycsfj Hen and Boys. Uedla, Pa.
12 miles from Philadelphia. Fixed price covers
evcrv expense, even books, &c. '.u extra chart
cs. o Incidental expenses. Xo examination
forudml-s'.on. lively? cxpeilenced teachers, all
men, and all pi-aduates. Special opponui)lili.S
for npt students to -advance 'rapldlv. .Special
drill lor dull and backwaid.bojs. Patrons or
students mav select any Studies or choose the re
gular ICntllsh, Scientific, Business, Classical or
i tvll Knulneerlng course. Students filled at Mr
dla Academy arc now Inllavaid, Yiifc, Jtlncc
ton and tey, other Collencs and 1'olj technic
Schools". 10 ktudents sent lo college n js33, 15 I n
1681, 10 In i?83, in In ism, A gmduatlnK clasj
every year In tho commercial dcpaitment. A
riivslc.-il and Chemical Laboratory, i-inmaslmu
and lliiU'Orouiid. lBuo vols, added to Library In
lt'J53. l'byslcal apparctus doubled In IPSO. Jl.'dla
has sevvj) churches and a temperance charter
which prohibits the sals ot all Intniclcallng
drinks. .For newlllltitrated circlilar nddrcs t bo
Principal and Proprietor, HV ITUIN ('. SlIOU'l
I.I00K, A.Md tllatvald GlaJuapjlSIertla, l'a.
Aug. 7,M-ly.
-DON'T-
BUT AN ENGIM!
tlnill vou liavo, torn, our clrc'ular nn'l 'prlcps.
tSM.06 forltllurso Power, toie.i'O rorCO IIorsn
Power. Knulucs cotuplcto Willi Rovornor, Pump,
Healer. Tlirotllo Valvo and .Sliht Koed-Uylln.
iler Lubricator. .vlot tbnn 10'i In uis Send for
circular jilvlnit trrilninnlnls froniiyery ISiato la
tho Union. I'lTfe.'.iljBlAr'.WnL-uaraqlwl.
rviUnitfs -HAduiNK woisits.
tjaldnlnivlllc. N. Y.
Mention this I'aporl raarlS-St
ANDREW BAYBiii
DEALEH IK
Wall Paper and Decorations,
Wind:-? Sha'ics it Painters Gajplies,
Paper Hanging, Hotuo and Burn Falntint;,
Calsoainr; and Gramlnif.
Hank Street. Lehlchton. Penn'a:
Oit.
50-Cui
SALESMEN
WANTED to sell Nursery
Stock. All goods warrant
ed First-Class. . rerinanen:
pleasant, prolltablo-pislt.ldns' lor.Uio rbflit incu
(lood Salaries and expenses paid. Liberal ii.
duceinciits to new men. No prevtousoxputrlelie
necessary. Outfit free. Write TipniTTTlPl'l
i&e'co''- (EnCl3a lili.llUlKllli
CllA!!l.ts JI.CIIASE, Nursetymair. Itocli.
tcr.v'. V. Mention this paper. ocWn -
MANUFACTURERS,
who have failed ahd ticslre tp establish then
M-lves usaip in a small way, or practical nn.
coiutiiel.clng business can learn of, a place vvhe: ,,
they canitct aioeatlon. tree machinery trausKii
rd from cither Xow York or Baltimore free !
cost and the full co-operation of astroug ritllroa t
coinpany Address ""
Cominlssionor or ImmisratioiK
July l.", iswMf,- ItAU-lnit.r; .
$100 A WEEK.
Indies or penlleiiiPii desiring plealant pj-.jfl
able emiiloviiient Wrifa at out-e: Wviiilit
Ifihandle an iuijehtf doinestle. 'uso that ret on
.uiei'ds lUelt t.eve -y one at sight. STAl'l,!: v,
FI.OLIi' SU Jlklf tiot cakes. Proms 80i ! r
cent, ramllles wislilng
should (hi- their nvi it bene
Iiiii lo nractlco ecbiv.
etfeflf wfite-fbtpartlei.li
Dwd ovon'day Uio year round tri ovcrv, bo-,
bold. Prfre svltl.ln the reach of all. C ir
iree, Aconin rt-ecivo aniiio inc. Acblrci
DOMESTIC M'F'tl CO; Marion, O. ott!Wo. .
AFrUCTlSD-AVD UNrOnTUNATR tbNit'Ll
3NN. ttth St.,belovvCallo'hi!l,PhlladeIphlil, Tr
tvr0 oilh a kpeclaltj. a) Jears cxperir., .
A.rtvKI' free mid strict ly rnnAfientUJ. Trfotn- p
lymliil. 'Hours-. II A, SI, till 2 !', SI;, uuU . ic
lo (yfenlnss. ( "i.l! (,r w rite.
1 October 10, tKo-y
POOD SALARIED
a '3 tr commission to Men anS Women fo y tt
act us local or travejlrit iisents. ,JS'o WW
ci-iu'Kce reeded, steady work.
.Tameu j: WifiTM-.v, Nursenman.'JtixdicKri.
N. Y. (Slentioii this paper ) ausitii
AGENTS VAHTED eS?
iiil.it ConbEw. Sample free to the-..
Iietoiiilng jgerts. No risk, quick salts, la,:!
lory slven. JW;Siillrfaciloii sftfaranteed. Ad
dress III:. SCOiT, tub Urbaanay.N.'Yorli.
T1IR PINK KNOT. Will tell v6i an about tl t
1 fcoujh, and tht) advantage It has. t o utftr '-
Tilt PIW KNOT.
S6uthera Plnrs.Y. C
Oct-fltf
VANTEDLADY
Active and
1 fntfJIii-tr
In her'
represent
entity an old firm, lhiference renulred.-F.
: 10-
ent iwdtloii aud guodsalarv. UAi'S I.-.v.
llrelaySt.,N. .
ff--rs" tu.iNTON nnisf M.T7 (lt
iU Boot nnd lqiis JJiKri, p-