The Carbon Advocate,
An iNIIKfKNDRNT FAMILY NRWSrArKR 1hU-
nsucii every miiuruav in Lringiitoii,
Carbon County, Piin.sylvnnla, liy
HarrjV. Morthitner, Joe,
.-HAiK.ffntlSKT.
$1 00 RbrYcaV in Advance '
Host
) crUshitijlhitnln Hie tfiimtys
icvor
jicseripuotrui iitilnrmd I'miey '
J Q, B ;.P Rrt NsT I !G ,
At very low prices. Wo do not hosltatc lomiy
mm ivr nro ociicr cipippeil man any oilier
printing establishment 111 till section
to do first-Ons Job-work, In nil
Its branches, nt low prices.
Professional & Business Cards.
Horaoo Heydt,
A T T 0 bV K V A T I- A W ,
OKff65f-ttlie Itboiitrccentiy occupied by V. M.
.041!M"i ' v
BASK STREET7 - I-EUIOUTOK. PA.
. M.iy bo consulted In English anil Ccrnian.
July 4-ly
.W;. M Rari3hor,
ATT5nSEVAX! COUtJSKt.LOft AT LAW.
Flrat iloor abov c tin) ItanfyUX Homo,
MAUCI1 CHUNK, - - PKN'X'A.
Heal Kstate mill Collect Ion Agency. Will Puy
,11111 01:11 iieui 1-si.ki. v inivcyHurim- ncai iv none,
1 oiiccuoiis promptly niauc. cseiiinm i;st:i
lies of
Decjdfiita u specialty.
Knitljsp land German,
May,
bo consulted In
nov. a-yl
H. V. Morthimor, Sr.,
NOTAItY rUDMO,
OrriCK: "Carbon Advocate" omco,
BANK STJIEET, - . - LKIIlGlITOX.
All business pertaining to the office will receive
Irtinilt attention, 111. ir. 10
O. V. Kleintop,
Instructor in Music,
Kobhhis American Classical Methods a special,
ty. Terms moderate. , tiuirll.tf
THOMAS KEMEHER,
. COXVKVAXCUIt ANT)
Geseral Fire & Life Insurance Aft
Tho following Companies aic lteprescntcd:
JcliAiiou .Mutual l'lre.
Heading Mutual Fire,
.Wyoming lire.
' Pottsville l'lre,
Lehigh tire, anil the
Travelers Accident Insurance.
Also, Pennsylvanli anil Mutual Horn Thief De
tective and Insurance Conipany. inartn-vl
"i'lfYStCllAD- Sth'tGEOX
80UTll STREET,'' - . LEHIGIITOX.
Miuf Ihv consulted In P.nirllsh nnd German,
Special attention given 10 (ij nccolngy.
OrriCK lliii'its: From 12 M.
2 I'. M., and
mar. ,n-vl
from i! lo ! 1. .M,
F. A. Kabenold, D. D. S.
I
IliiANCH OrriCK : Over .1. V. liaiidcnbusirs
Lbpior Store,
BANK STItKlir, LEU IGIITOX.
Diinthtrv In nil Its branches. Teeth F.straclcd
without I'.iin. (ias atlitij lit stcrril when reipteiteil.
0:neel),iys-Wi:i).i:si) V or each wee!;.
V. (. aiMresi, I.lTZKXIlHItii,
Jan 3- I " I,elili!ll eountv. l'a.
Okfici:: Opp. the ' liroadway ltimae,"
buoa'pw'ay", -'" .1 MAUOlf rifUXK
r.itlcnts have tlioheno,1tot th" latest lmproe
im'liU In Mecjiauleal Appliances nnd the Host
M-thoils of TfcIUincnt In all SurKleal Cases.
AN' K.inilinr tutiulnlst-nd It desired. If s.
tiilile. neisous reMIng n. aside o( M.uh Ii Ohuulc,
Bho.ild m iko urraiiseinents hv mall. Jvs-.vl
1sF fJ
W. A. Cortright, D. D. S
EYJ3 AND EAR.
Dr. G. T. FOX
Visits All'utitown rcRiilarly fin rilUlt.SDAY of
.sch week. Practice llniucd to
X 71trnors ,nf tlir li'.voi nnrl Knr
. JM
Oll.-e at H.iyden's Amerlcnn Hotel, and Offlcc
Jtnnrs from v A.M. to 3:30 1". ,M. Alsoaltenils lo
licfrallou of the Eye for the proper ailjusimeiit
of I i lasses, and for tho Itehof and Cure uf ()pl(
ti Delects.
Mayalsu ho consulted at hlonl-e In HATH,
Wednesday and Saturday of each week, at HAN
CO.'t nn Monday, and at HAHTON on Tuesdav of
t'.ich week. " ' '
CAHSON HOU,
JONATHAN' KI.STI.EK, - - l'KOl'ISIKTOU,
IlAXIC StIIKKT. I.KIIInilT'lN. .
TheCarhnn House olTers first-class arcoinmoda
Hoik to the ti'.ivclin.; public. ISoaidluu bvthc
cly or week on reasonable t-'nuj. choice Clears,
Wines nuil l.Iiunnialasoii hand, (iood slicils
nnd Stables, with very attentive Hostlers, at
tached, atirio-vl
PACKERTON HOTEL,
Midway between Mauch Chiink'J!; Leiilghton,
i.i:or()i,i) MEYiut, ritoris,
PACKEUTO.V, . - . Pkiiiu.
Tlils'Well-kiiown Hotel Is ailmirably refitted, and
h is the best acci)iiiiiio.lations fur iier.u.inent ami
Ir.iusient hoarders, i:cellent 'failles and tin
very bst I.liii'irs. Slahlcs allaclieil. vmin-vi
MANSION HOUS,
Opposite I,, k S. DeiMif,
BANK STItEET, - . LKIIIGIITO;,
C. II, HOM, PIIOPUIKTOlt.
This, house oilers first-class accommodations for
transient ami perm. incut boarders. It has been
newly rullttuilln all Its departments, and Is locat
ed hi one of the mad picturesque portions of the
liiini'i 'li. Terms moilcrate. Thu II A l: Is
supplied with the choicest Wines, l.iipior and !
uigars. x resn uisirim i.u. m,--1 -vi
Announces tn his friends and the puhllc gencr.
ally, that ho has now nien Tor tlielraci-oniinotla-tlou
his new and handsomely furnished
It B S T A U It A N T ,
next door to the 1st National Hank, HANK sr.,
l.diiL'litoii, and that hu Is now Iircp.irod to urn.
Isli llrat-tllais
Meals at Short Notice!
The liar Is supplied with tho liut Wines, Fresh
ligrr lleer and Choice Cigars. You are cordial
ly invited to call. apr ai- 1
D. J. KISTLER
Itesiieclfiilly aniiiniin to the nulillo Hut he has
opened a NEW I.lVI'.ltYSTAItI,E,amlll,at he Is
now prepared to furnlsli Teams for Funerals,
eddiii;s or lliitiucss Trips on (lie shortest no
tlcoaud most liberal tcims. Orders If ft at the
Carbon House" will receive prompt attention.
8l'AIHiE5 ON NORTH STHEKT,
next thellolel, Eehlglitoii. Jan-vt
T. J. QRETNEY
Itesnecttullv announces to Hie SlereliHiitsnf I.i--hlghtnn
and ntliers llutljois u i.v iireiuid to
Jo all kinds of '
llAULIXdOF FllKlGIlT, Exi'UESS
MATrEIt AND BAfifiAOK
at very muumiUle nrloes.
very rpiisnntiie
Ily
rlt
lirompt nttrntlnnl
m mi om urn nu nttpt's 10 intr
an oiuer
..Vl --.- 1 f. .
p'Urotiatfu.
Hesiilcne, ! i.irncritf iltiun.l Iron
f, KUHm At ttnlill.
Mrct
ceU. Lehluhtou.
Orders lall at Sweenv Si Son's Pjirnpr Klnr 1
will receive piompt altention. I
fiur l', l r J. HIIErNEY
W. A. PETEBSi
Ml 1 1
$100 tfYtearin Advance
VOL. XV., No. ?.
With Mcdiciiio Qimhlv not
Quantity is the greatest im
portnticc; next is the lcnowl-
edge anil experience to
Correctly. I 'repin e-and
Dispense the same. - -
Ai T, D. THOMAS'
roriiLAii
Mi & Family Mpi&e Store,
13ank Street, Lehigliton,
You can uluais rely upon ccttlng STUICTLY
Pure and Uiiadiiltcrntcd
Drugs and Medicines.
THOMAS carries tho larjcst stock of Patent
ilcillcltiiy In the count)'.' "
THOMAS hart an elegant stocl; of DriiRglsts
SiiudricR, l'aney and Toilet Ai tides for the
ladies as well sis the cents.
THOMAS makes. Horse and Cattle Powders a
specialty, His 1 years expenencu In the drug
business. -lyo buna meat advantage. In that Hue.
TJtUHSEH, SUI'POUTEIIH and DUACES-al-ways
a large stock on band.
WINES ami l.IQt'OliS, tihlli fnirlgn Will drf
niesllc. Ho ha.saCllutOutJrape'.WIiieiilidn Dry
uaiawua Mine. JUM.spicuuiu nnu cheap,
NVAl.l, l'APEim and 'P.OltDEUS-llie iafgest'
assoitliieut in town,
(lo to THOMAS' with your prescriptions. Go
to THOMAS' Tor your Patent Medicines,
(in to THOMAS' for jour Fancy Articles.
Farmers nnd JlQyscieiirn lo THOMAS' for
your Horse nnd-Cjiltlo Powders. 'fr )an 17J
N
LC8
Eipcnso Means lower Prices for the
People !
Jr. A. Oswald's New Store, In M. A, Oswald's
Jfew Building, East Welsspuit, Pcnn'a.,
Jhcadiiuarters'for
DressS Goods, Ssiisypfint
Groceries, Previsions, k
Banded. Chambcc Sett3,$3.!
Roller ProcEss Flour Only !
Wliich Is positively FIFTEEN CEN'TRless than
the Mine flour can he boeght c!scn:cic.
(51o nie.a call and he cimvlneed that I am sI
llng goods'at "lioek Eottoin I ilecs." '
, , M. A OSWALD, JL
Ucitl,M-iy
F..VSlvWEt5sr01!T.
f L
J . .l- ? (WU M A
"YyALL r.vii:iis & ijoi:ii:i:s j
All the Latest St vies ami Shades 1
Best Qualities ! '
, C.L'uwod Pi Ices!
if.
Pure Bnisil MEiiciiis !
Choice Wines,. Liquors,
ToTmcco and Cigars.
Pcrscrlptlon carefully coniiounded day. or night,
at
W, BIBRY'S, -
Cor. White anil 'Bridge- Sts., Weiu-port.
AprllU. U5-lv.
tosiu'h r. iti:x-, J
J .. I , i.
DEAf.Elt IN
Flour, Feed and Furniture,
Tobaoca and- Cigars,
East Weissport, Penn'a.,
Invites the neojilonf Weissport and vicinity to
call and examine his large assortment
of goods before purchasing elsewhere
Prioes Low as tho Lowest !
aprlllT-lswMv.
AKO.N V. SXYDKU,
EAST WEISSP015T, PA.,
MANUFACTUHEIt'S AIJEN'T FOIt
Western Improved Washers
American Wringers,
AI-SO--
Bicycles of all Kinds!
Old wheels will be loaned to p,n1is desiring
to lii.iriijind who ord.er whceU fmm me.
Waslicrs will be put out on trial. Miut.Rlvc
suiisiaci mil or no S.UC. UUll-ly
jauky & snvr.M.,
Tho Weissport, Bakcrr,
Frel llrt-ad nnd Cakes eer (lay, ptdhered In
Udilghton and rManch " Chunk every 'I'uesdaj ,
Thursday nnd'Saturday. Jpienhai, Parties,
Cauip.Mcctliigs, Weddliig, Funerals supplied at
m,ivw. migiisi,,&i-iy
TjiKANKl.lX IIOl'SK,
EAST WEIHSPOIJT. PENN'A.
This Ijoiho offers flrstil.m aoeouimoitatlons to
the pernianeiil biuriler nd transient guest.
Paulw pilces, only One Dollar ;i day.
aug"-ly Joiik i;i:iiuj(i, Proprietor.
' ' T s f IT' !
DWTS
thk j i:vkiIkh;
ft '
All Kinds of Jewelry!
l Books ana Stationery.
augsutT.sc-ly,
IJJtEOB
Sill triiiFfn
Carte Ijctsr.lia. Iteril, .t
niffc.rlir, llrmlnebe, TiNilntlt
hnrtitii., ItritW., rlc, rlr.
piati;, ru'TY u.xra.
Tim niAKttn A.TQCrlBB to., iui.Tiiini;y, no.
' t'co from oplatcSf L,mciics utid
tsoiu
-us nr."
AT IIIICOaiSTS AKD 11EAI.ERS.
citAiii.,i-1 ci-CLra uiLinoiiE, no.
THE BURIED FtOWER.
WILLIAM AYTUNX.
In tho sllencii of my chamber, ,
Wlie'n tljejilglit Instill niid'dcup,
And the iliowsy heave r.I ocean
flutters In Its chaimed jileep.
Oft I hear (he angel voices
' That have thrilled jue long' iigrf,-i i
Voices of my lost cojiipauioiifc,
Lying deep bem-nth the snow,
Whero'iiiij now the flowers kc tended?
Withered, broken, branch and stem!
'Where ale now the hoj 6i we chirlshcd?
Scattered lo the leaves with them.
1'or ye; tho.'worS flowers, ye dear ones!
stymf a In hpo and reared In love,
Ixoliinit"foniIly ever uiwynrif
To the clear blue Iniavcn above.
Smillhgon the sm that'cheereil us,
.lllshig llhty(froni tho rahi, . s
Kevcr tul'illntt Mil VnMr frciltncaa
feavo to glvo It'forth again',
0, 'llljs.nl Jo lie ami reckon
All the days of faded youth,
All the inS that wu believed In,
Altaic vvords wq spoke In ti nth.
Scvcrod.-Hw'cre l severed only
Hy tUo Idle Ihougl'.t of .stille
Such as'tlme may k'n'lf tugetlicr; ' '
Not the broken chord of life!
0, 1 Illng'm); spirit baeKvynnli
And I pass o'er years of p.ilu;
All I loved Is ilslng rouml me,
All the lost returns again.
Ilrlghter, fairer far than living,
Willi no trace of woe or piiiuj
Eobed In eveilasllng beauty,
Shall I see thee once again.
Hy the light that never f.ulclh,
Underneath eternal skies,
When the moi u of resurrection
Ilreaks o'er deathless Pa,raijse,
P10TUUES IN THE OL03M.
IIV OROIilli: W. MOItTIIIMEIt.
In Hit, galliering gloom a picture 1 sen
That tin Ills me with Joy and gl.iiinoi
For It pictures a life that Is to be,
At the close of this life's sadness.
I yearn for the life that Is to be,
WlUiJty traiigCjiiev Joys of gladness;, .
It thgpme mm wiioii I thlnkliow we,
Will glory In Its'granilue.ss.,
Oft the. gathciiiig'g'loeiii doesplcturcs bring,
Thatjrobs of iisliue sorroV ,
Itut lojihint sillljteeplts fearful silug
IUieilghtiranjIiiiieof tlic morrow. i
Unrerbtm'thi'ii nre the d'lys to come
'With tiTe'lr luTTi'sIeirrtoiiiits anH fears; "
Ami we pray, "Oh, nnd, thy will tie done."
Through sighs that are dclug'd with leans.
CONVICT NO. q3i9.
11 Y NIDXIJV COl'tllf.
CONX'I.tJIIIjn I-JIO.M LAST WEEK.
Foi,i,0WHIj hy tlm crushing arraigninciit
of the prusocntins council. The judge's
eliarse to eimylcl and tlm jury's verillct of
uilty, reiidercil without leavlns tlm box,
OJiisuinu but llttln llni", an.i tboti comes
the bush which always iiroeedes thu ilellv-
rlng of a sentence upon n erlinlual.
An unconscious bird slugs for a moment
on tbe window ledge, but It is frightened
off as the soloing tnms of tbe ju le's voice
an upon ine imiire.H ot llstnnlns ears.
Krc It lui winse 1 Its lllslit to the nearest
bough tlm words hive been spokeii, tbe
trial Is cti.le.l, juitlce Is vlu lie.ttoil ami a
man lias beon iloomu.l to yuirj of hopeless.
abject, bru:alUiii;i ani impairing misery.
There is n great confusion a3tbe crowd dis
perses. Tlm jude picks up bis papers, a
lackey hands biiu bis bat and cane and lie
takes bis departure, with a look of virtuous
self-satlsfactlon upon bis (.ace. Tlm law
yeis who attend such trials for thu experi
ence move off In groups with hardly curios
Ity rnuttgh to look at tbe prisoner, who in
his turn U hustled away by bailiffs l-agerto
get him off their bands and get home to
their ill n tiers.
If this had not come there might have
been a reclamation of a human being ami
reparation to society. Justice, however,
has been done, and the world, knowing
nothing of tbe mlgbt-have bnuiis, is satis
lied. And yet, amid all the confusion, despite
tho rough jostling of unfeeling oilicers of
the law, and the audible expressions of sat
isfaction of the mob, the jeers of some ami
tbe rudeness of the irrepressible curiosity
of others, lo which the prisoner Is keenly
sensitive, with him are evuf those sail
eyes, the perfiimt) of tue roses and the
heart-thrilling words of a snug, which has
long since ceased to bo ever sjn echo, ex
cept with him.
Cll WTKIt III,
A hideous monotony of glaring whitn
walls, dull Mack ban, Her upon tier of
narrow, grated cells, and row upon row of
strong Iron galleries. Tha tiers or cells,
rising one above another, with a gallery
about each, form an Inner bull'llux in the
center of the iiuadrauglii enclosed bj the
outer walls pf the prison. Long, heavily
barred wiiuums In tho uuti!r walls reach
from the grompl lo the roof on two sides,
on the other two (ha wills are blank,
Cheerless, eold and forbidding are the
whitewashed walls, the red brick floors
ml tbe grated cells. O Jors of damp straw
and of cheap ami not over-clean food in
process of cooking make tbo atmosphere
For Pain
Ltf fli...
&VX I ilS.
INDEPENDENT "
Lehightpri, .TJarboii County,
sttfllm;. Here nnd there a guanl lounges
Idly In the halls, and every now and then
a squad of pale-vfsaueil, eloitly-noppcd
men, out of whoso faces have gone all
traces of manliness, moves with the shuf
fling ''Jocked step.'' across, tho corridpts,
maishallcd tby a guard who directs every
movement by shrill whistles. .
Untitle in long, low slieiln, ranged along
both sides of a yard paves! with cobble
stones, other gangs of similar qialetfacedj
unmanned-looking men; wearing the same
hideous, striped garb, nic laboring unceas
ingly In absolute silence tinder the eyes of
stern taskmasters.
Of what arc all these men thinking In
their unforced, silence? Suiely they think
the tonuiic may he trammeled but who
will essay to bind the thoughts? Are they
thinking of home of wives perhaps, of
children, of friends low nnd vlla as them
selves, pf past exploits, of future plans, of
any of the countless millions of things of
which men think when free to talk and act
as they please? Doubtless Iheynre. Who
can limit the range of their thoughts; who
can begin to picture thd visions which float
before the mind's eye of these men as they
toll In sllcheu through the long hours?
Hearts are breaking here, hut who caie?
Who recks of the mild tumult going on in
many a mind as thoughts bitter, heart
breaking,, .desperate,- ljoafbacK ahd forth?
Tho lives here a.ro full of tragedy.
: Who knows, for Instance, that the Indi
vidual whnse'-ldcntity is lost to 'all but
himself and the prison records In the pris
on, No. "2,310," Is thinking as he labors
of a balmy summer night under the .shadow
of graud trccs; of the perfume of roses of
a song and a resolution? l'et such thoughts
are ever present with htm, his solo consola
tion amid the horrors of his surroundings,
his only relief, from the monotony of his
ilallyiexisfence. To-i'ay Itijls thtnking'of
uaiiyioxisience. lo-i'ay nqls tliinki;
tbemJfliJnWtigesrieolalJyiof the resell
tlat-heW(itllif do something to take i
solution
away
the reproach from the sad eyes that he
fools are constantly watching hlni. The
dull, unceasing loll, by day,, the horror of
the scant, dream haunted slumber bv
night, liara taken away from him much of
the energy which naturally belongs to
men of his temperament and physique, but
his thoughts to-dy aroqso in him some
thing of the old tpjnperthe old aggressive
spirit.
He has heard something! In that mys
terious way In which the dwellers in pris
ons where no speech is allowed become
possessed of Information ft mil the outside
world 'as well as. from their .own tfiearyl
woild Indoors j and1 make plots and concoct
conspiracies, he has leaicd of a proposed
emcute. l'or days and weeks a n'.ot foi a
rising lias been hatching among these mis
erable creatip-cs, They know it may mcanJ
cerloin deaMi to some of them, increased
misery lo tho many, escape only lo a few.
Yet they plan. In the utter dreariness of
their lives any thine that promises n change
is Mdlcoiiu'. ISe.sldes, there Is the chance
of succejs for a ' few, and each hopes, Ip be
one of that few, and furthermore there is a
deshe fur revenge. 'Xo. 2.;)1!)-' has heard
all the deialls of the plot. Ho lias not been
a party to It otherwise, but he has been
trusted hy Hie conspirators, He knows on
whom vengeance Is to be wreaked that
the warden pf tbe piison is doomed, and
that tho rising only awaits a favorable op
portunity to make that destested olllcer a
victim of the vengeance of the conspirators.
The warden has been a hard laskmaster.re-
lentless, ciuel, a model tyrant With a ca
pacity far beyond any wlio preceded him
Hi tills institution for cruel punishments
and unneectsnry severity. Whatever else
may ba doiit his lifu is to bij sacilfifpil
that is settled. "Xo. 2,310" knows of this
determination, and has himself reached
one. He would not L3 human if lie did
not wish lo see Hid tiling successful, as far
as the escape of some of his companions is
concerned but he is determlnej that if he
can prevent it murder shall nut bo done.
He means to save the tyrant' life, even at
the risk of his own, and by preventing the
consummation of the convicts' vengeance
save some of the other lives which would
necessarily pay tho forfeit of the carrying
out of their plans. Tills is to bo his re
paration this his opportunity. To reason
with these men he knows Is Useless; he
will not inform on them, ills only plan is
to save the warden at the moment of the
rising. It will be a desperate undertak
ing, and tbe costhls own life. If lie
should not losn it In the. effort, the Inevita
ble levenge of his comrades, who will
deem hjm a traitor, makes his speedy death
a certainty. Yet he sees in this an oppor
tunity., to savo It fo - ah opportunity, to
tnakq reparation. He will embrace It. He
has nerved himself to the task before him,
and to-day he feels that the hour of trial is
at hand.
The afternoon of the short winter day Is
waning, and a storm is evidently coming
up, for it is growing dark in tho simps. Is
It some intuitive scii3c of tin pending tumble
that causes the guards in the shop to pay
more than usual attention to the convicts,
or is it that they have just begun to notice
that something has changed in the room
vv itiiin a few minutes? Half an hour ago
the smjnijs pf labor alono broke the stillness.
Xow thu rati la ot Ilia haminuis am) the
clink of the steel nro Interrupted In tl.eir
regularity, and In tho intervals a droning
Found, something akin to the limn, of a
school-room, only less pronouncedris heard,
punctuated every now and again with a
lilssingsound. Looking around on tho busy
groups not a. hp s seen to move. The eyes
of all are apparently steadfastly fixed on the
work bcfoio them, yet thodiouiug sound
continues. Looking still more closely at
tho groups, oi)u patches pvcry now and
aguli, a sudden stealthy glance cast In the
direction of 4 guard. The convicts are
whispering.
"Xo. 2,310" knows what is going on.
With ears strained ha listens Intently.
Meanwhile it is rapidly growing dark. The
uneasy guards Instinctively s;r.tv!late togeth
er and converse In low tones. They keep
their eyes 011 tlm striped laborers, hut fre
quently glance at their watch, as If to an
ticipate Hie hour for getting thelj charges
secured behind holts and bars.
Suddenly a shrill whittle sound, twice re-
peated. it is the signal for stopping work,
and is given by a small blue-ouateil man
who sltt behind a desk In the real of and
overlooking tho shop. The strictlv disci
pllned workers Instantly drop their tools
and the woiknnon which tbevarn rii'-aced.
' and wjth' a shulOIng step forgi Into three
Live and Let Live."
Peiina., November 37, 1886.
Ions lines. Tho guards gtasp Ihclr muskets
and take thelp places at the ends and near
the centre of each line.
Ouco mole the whistle sounds two notes.
At the signal llio lines close tip until each
man's stomach presses against the back of
(lie man in front of him. Then each places
his hands on tho shoulders of the man pic
ceding 1 1 1 1 11 and valts. For the third time
tlm small man In the blue coat signals, only
one note this time, and the line noatcst to
tho door takes up tho march with the peciv
liar sliding, undulatpry snako-llke motion
of tho " locked-atcp." An instant after
wards iwo vvhlsles causo the line behind lo
move off, and in another moment tho third
line start? at the sound of one whistle,
They file put Ipto the prison yard nnd
cross It for the distance of about ten rods
towards the main building of tho prison.
Lounging about In the yard are ten or fif
teen prisoners engaged at special tasks with
a little more freedom than ordinary con
victs. They hardly 'raise their heads as
their fellows pass them. Near the entrance
to the main building a blue coated man
wearing a heavy watch cliajp, and swinging
a light switch (lands talking td a guard
who leans Idly on his tnu3kct. This man
raises his eyes as tho head of tho line ap
proaches him, but does not move. Tho
guards In charge assume a greater vigilance
oyer the 'Convicts, who also rccognlno the
warden, but make no sign.
It has grown qullo dark now. Men's
faces are barely recognizable, Suddenly
there Is a little, confusion. A man In tho
first Hue stumbles and tho line is broken.
This man is some distance from the nearest
guard, who Immediately rushes forward to
close up the gap in the line. The head of
the linn lias, however, gone on, and as the
man stumbled the rear stopped short like a
train of cars suddenly checked. Tho second
line, which follows in the track of the filst
too closely to be Instantly tinned, stumbles
over thp men In the first line and receives
ft baokward Impetus which it communicates
(U t'sc third.
As the lines stop they break, and what at
first seemed accfdenlal turns out to have
been piemcdilatcd. Out of tho confused
mob half a dozen striped jackets bound
upon the guards to disarm them. Yells
and curses burst uron I lie ear. The head
of the Urst lino has with a rush reached
tho wide doors of the main building, and
the convicts endeavor to force them shuton
the guard inside. Willi mad yells others
clad In strippd suits rush in a dozen differ
ent directions. Half a score fling them
selves upon the blue-coated man with the
big watch chain and the guard who leans
upon the musket; Holh are overborne in
the sudden rush, and a dozen hands reach
for llio throat of the warden. He is in des
perate hands, yet, though dazed liy the sud
denness of the attack, strugglps violently to
fieo himself. A large revolver is in bis
pocket, but It Is under him and ho cannot
reach it. He Is at the mercy of his assail
ants and ip Ihcir faces there Is'no mercy.
Hilt across the yard from the second lino
a form wearing the hideous prison gaih
bounds as soon as that line is broken. It
is a stalwart convict, wio makes straight
for the spot where tha warden Is struggling
and as he reaches llliuils bis fellovs aside,
as if he were a giant and they pigmies.
Tor a moment lp warden is free, but
again the madmen rush upon him, and this
time his stalwart defender is himself over
borne. He fights desperately with his fel
lows In silence on Ids part and amid a
storm of oaths on theirs, and tha warden
from whom the attack has hcen diverted,
availing himself pf the oppottunlly.retreats
a fuiv pr(ces pud drawing his revolver stands
at bay. The stalwart convict breaks away
from the half-dozen who hold him and
rushes to tluovv himself at the feet of (he
warden. At that Instant the crack of a
musket rings out, the flash Is almost In his
face and the aim is true, for he leaps Into
the air, turus half way around and drops
like a slone face downward, A guard has
fired without orders to protect his chief
and picked out the man ho took to bo .the
leader of tho latler's assailants. As the
wounded nun fulls tiio mad rush of his
fellows Is cheekpd as If a wall had sprung
up before tbein, It is but for a moment
their confusion lasts, but before they can
recover from it they are covered by the
warden's revolver and the muskets of half a
dpzen guards who have by this time come
to tho rescue of the warden.
"Thrmv up your hands, boys; thegame's
nn," says the foremost of tho gang as he
realizes that the least moye on his part
means ccitaln death. Three or four of his
companions spurn the dead body before
them with their feet, and ItUs, "Curse the
traitor," hut :scelng that Hiny have been
foiled fall back.
The other parties who had engaged In
assaults upon the guards seem to have
been repulsed without io firing of a single
-sljotTand a few who hayo been captured.
11 itn oaths -the guards pre driving them
Into lie most secure corner of the prison
jaid, and In a few moments all are penned
lu llko a flock of sheep.
It is now so dark that faces are Indis
tinguishable, but nt tio point of tbe bay
onet the com Ms arc once more marshalled
into lines, marched Into the Inner prison
building and locked supperless In their
cells. The emcute Is ended.
Out on the stones In the piison jard a
form In a sniped suit lies stiffening In a
dark pool. The sullen sky bends dovv n to
the dreary slono vvaU of the encIosiue,ajid
a few flakes of snow quiver lu thp ulr
II hllc the guards are marching tho prison
ers into safe-keeping no one comes to look
at this man, tho one victim of tho uprising,
but when tho Insubordinate convicts aie
safely housed two me) bearing a stretcher
and a (bird canylngn lantern como put to
renioyo the body, T'licy turn t over, and
the dark blood u ells forth from a hole lu
tbe side and redden the snow spilnkKd
cobble-stones of tho jaid. H'liei) the lift It
on the stretcher thu eyes stare up In their
faces, but the features of the dead man are
tranquil.
'H'ho Is he?" queries one, and tho one
with the lantern, holding the IJght close to
thu body, reads from Ihe breast of the hid
eous striped jaafcft "No. 2,310."
An ollkia) report on the incite to.-mpr-row
will say that in quelling it, convlet No.
1 2,310 assisted ami ixrhaps saved the ward-
' S ,1!" .i:",,01
-Keud tho CAnnn.v AnvnrATr,
Klght million ninlnellasare tnadoannu
ally lu the Unites! Blntes.
One person In pvory tlilrty-fl.ro In Eng
land anil Wales Is a paupei.
--I'lorlda's orange crop for next season
Is estimated at a million boxes.
Competition has reduced the faio In'
London 'busses to one penny.
New York city contributed $00,000 In
aid of tho Chailestou suffeicrs.
sr-T'he Sw iss government proposes lo pur
chase all the railwas Ip the country.
Dr. Frazior'a Root Bitters.
Frazier's Hoot Hitters aro not a dram
shop beverage, Hut are strictly medicinal
In every sense. They act strongly upon the
liver and kidneys, keep tho bowels 01 en
and regular, cleanse 'the blood and jtyslem
of every Impurity. Sold by druggists, l.
At Thomas' druij store,
The first dally paper appeared in Lon
don III 1"02.
i"hp Vrotcstant Episcopal General Con
vention decided, by a Vote of 112 to 182,
not to charge the name of the church.
Dr.I'raier's Magic Ointment.
A sure cure for all bolls, hurns.sores.cuts,
flesh wounds, soru nipple, hard -and soft
coins, chapped lips and hands.. Triceou
cents
-nts. Sohi by druggists. Williams M'f'g.
o., Prop's., Cleveland, O. Sold by T.
Ci
Th:
, the druggist.
Mrs. Nellie O'Connor, pf Louisville,
Kj., is hilt thirty ycajs old, yet she has led
six men to the alia)'. ,
t-l'otalocs are so abundant in seme parts
uf England that they sell for $40 a ton, cr
less titan half a cent per pound.
An End to Bone Scraping.
Edward Shepherd, of Harrlshurg, 111.,
says: "Having received so much benefit
fioni Electile Hitters, I fee) It iny duty to
let sull'eiing litiinanftY 1;UPW It. Have had
a running s,'ore on iny eg for eight years;
my doctors told iip 1 would have to have
tbe bone scraped or legnmputntcd. 1 used,
instead, tliice bottlesof Electric Hitlers and
seven boxes Hiujklen's Arnica Salye, upd
my leg Is noy sound and well."
Eicon ic Hitters are sold nt fifty cents a
bottle, and liucklcn's Arnica Salvo at 25c.
per box by T. JJ, Thomas.'
The Bartliol.lt Statue of Liberty Is to
keep ier 0,000 candle powder electric light
burning all day and night.
-r-Jlr. Tllden once admitted that lie never
once faced an audience or lose n court
that stage fright did not selz.e him. He
tried every advice to cure lilmsu'lf, tji(t it
could not he dune.
Vitality and color jire restored to weak
and graj hair, by the use of A)er's Hair
Vigor. Through Its cleansing and healii.g
qualities, it pi events the nceumniulallou of
dapilrulT and cures all scalp diseases.
llio vvlnuotr-glass manufacturers aro
organising a national combination to ail
vat ice and maintain prices.
Dr. Setli Arnold's Cough Killer gives Im
mediate relief, and cuies severest coughs.
colds and Malignant Fever, sore T'luoat
Asthnu, ivc. 2.e. oOc. ami SJ.OU sizes.
For Costiveuess, Hlliousne&s, Headache
and all feverish habjls Utc Dr. Scth Arnold's
bilious Fills. 2.jc,
Mothers, always use Dr. belli Arnold s
Soothing and Quieting (Jprdial for eli'i.
ill en. A mild safe tome, 2oc.
Girls work In tic coal mines of Hel
ium loading cars at forty cents for a day
of seventeen or eighteen hours.
Ashma, Hroncbitis, Consumption. Fon
taine's Cure relieves a cold in 12 hours.
Sold by C. T. Horn, Druggist.
The face of the Hartlioldi statue is
madellcd after the artist's mother, who
still lives In Alsatia.
'That hacking cough can bo so .quickly
cured by Sluloh's Cure. We guarantee it.
Dr. C. T. Horn, Lehlghton, and HIery,
WeUspoit.
Physician (to convalescent) ''Villi fpcl
stronger, do you not?" Cgpyajpsceut "O,
yes, doctor; very much stronger. I'm
strong enough HQ"' fpr nlpiost auything.''
Physician-"Teil I will send In my bill."
Croup, whooping cough and bronchitis
immediately lelieved by Shlloli's Cure.
sold by Horn, Lehlghton, and Hiery, at
I I'tiijsport. e o vv
-Wo do not wish to be understood as
finding fault with nature, but we do wish,
trom t tic bottom of our hearts, thqt tjio
luminous end of the firefly (tail been hitched
to thu mosquito.
Itch, and Scratches of every kind cured
in 30 Minutes iy Woolford's Sanitary Lo
tion. Use no other. Tills never falls, Sold
by T. D. Thomas, prugglsti Jjehlghton,
l'a. Oct. 2-1 y
At V!?niW appeared a weekly news
paper prhitcd il English The first of tbe
kind ever published there.
The woild moves Our grandmoth,ertiscd
brow n sugar, we ub w bite: they used com
mon brow 11 soap, we use white soap. The.
best white soap is Dhbyiiopi'uis Hoiiax
Soap, which pan bo used forall purposes
to wljicli soap js. applied.
Impossible to liiud loH tipie,
A comet Is called a celestial visitor be
cause it must go.
For lame back, sldeor chest, use Shlloli's
Porous Plaster. Price 23 els. Sold by 0.
T. Horn and II'. F. tilery.
A newspaper article Is beaded "Earth
quake Lore," Thai Is right the lower the
bettor.
'To be shaken before taken:" Theap
pie on a lofty bough.
Wlon ISaby sick, ito gv lief Ctflr9,
Wlica ho sa a Child, alia crisi fat Cutorbt,
VTtiFU bus became Mint, sh clgng fa CaJorU,
lVou tho bad Children, llio gays ftem Caitorla
A favorite winter resort beforo tjip
fire.
Mayes In.tlio highest cIrclosSti)rn.
The whip belongs to the most common
variety of tea) stir.
Siiii.ou'scopgh and consumption cure is
sold by us on a guarantee. It cures con
sumption. Sold by HIery, Weissport, and
Horn, Lchlgh,lpn.
A new ppst-olllce in Dakota has just
been named Hartlioldi hy the posttpf!co tic
partmcnt.
Plain English tjo females of that
country.
Glad lldlncs ltellcf and cure of throat
and lungdfrase. FontaipiVsCure is guar
anteed 10 otire a culd iu 12 hours. Sold hy
0. T. Ilorij, Druggist. '
A coli) dated 1302 was rficenty !Ucflv
ered in thp woods near Edgeitoi), Mass.
At Calcutta a warm-hearted millionaire
has endowed a hospital for sck anjijial's.
Hop Vliwtt'rHRte a Now England produc
tion from frosh Hops, Jltjrgundy J'iUh and
Cuius.
Mmo Tattl knows forty-seven operas,
and is still studying, so she says.
Mnncuro D. Conway curiously names
his pevv lecture " ilin"i Third Wife "
-"- "sift
$1.26 wheh not pc& in Adv'anc.
Single Copied .5 Ceiitfe.
IWO KtVAt.
IVthsps thfru 'may be a lesson In thh
llttltfttvry. 1 rrq plenty of joting fellov s
nlxitU town wc;n lug .llttln k'y on tin r
vvntch chains and fancy If Ihey trad th ft
they'll .finger Ihefu very nervouoly mil)
iney nave investigated. There is npvir
anything gppeious lu tho woman who
conqueis. Slip rather likes lo hit the fulien
rival and see hersquftm., 'Squlimlj not an
elegant word, but it drscrlbta the tlilnp
better than nnv other. Thete nre Ivu.
young ladles lu town nholinve. been ilvais.
They ale uojii Iinndsome, and both bayi
lols ef admlrcis. Like rivals In the
woild of young men, they 'finally dioipcd
affections on one mart, lie was the devot
ed of one, and the oilier naturally wanted
to capture him. She did lu the course of
tho eventful conversation she wanted In
know what key he wore on Ids chain, Be
ing violently rnanioicd, he told hrrltnas
the key of a padlock btacelet clasped on
her rival's arn.i,
"You ran't love me. I won't have any
thing to do with you. Go back Ip thu
mean girl."
"I swear I don't care anvtblngnlout her.
I teally don't."
"Will von sei il that key back to her?"
vii.uiuy. uere, 11 you (ion t believe
me, lil let 3011 take If back to her."
0, how good ofou. I'll see she gctr
It.
And so next day she went to call on the
rival.
"I've, pot such news for you, Ida."
' Yes; what is It?"
"I'm engaged."
"You don't say? To whom?"
"To Homy Smith."
"Henry Smith!"
"Yes. I know, of courjp, he's been an
oldflameof ours, andvvell 1 couldn't
naturally, my dear, allow him to keep this
little key, I know what it is, and to 1
brought It ip, you,"
She watched the llval's face very closclv.
Hut the lival had given to many thrus'it
In her time to meet tills unpiepaied. She
smiled
"O, you needn't have troubled. You
might have let him keep it."
"I couldn't.thliig of It. How cimlJ you
get the bracelet oil?" lf
"That kev doesn't onen this limeeh.i
Try It."
She put It In the lock. t turned round
with a little click, but tl.e padlock did 111 1
open.
"Xo, see here, Here are thieo like It.
You won't ti II on me, dear, will yrsu? Urn
the fact Is. 1 was so pestered bv those boys
begging mis to let them lock tills bracelet
that I went and got a dozen kevs that
vioujd SO all around the lock anif never
oppn or close It, and George Simpson got
one, and Harry Jones, and Sam Johnson,
and 1 don't remember who all. The man
who's got tho real key Is In New Yuri:."
And the disgusted rival went back and
told Henry t-mltli she didn't ptontise lo
mat ry a bom Idiot,
Bucklon's Arnica salve.
The best salve in te woild for cuts,
bruises, sores.ulcers.salt lliucin.fevcrsores,
letter, chaiipnl hands, ehllbl.inds. rnrns.
ami nil sl!n eruptions, ami positively euros
piles, or no pay retpiire.l. It is guaranteed
to frivo perfect satisfaction, or money rc-
.iwmuu. x nun ..ju. pur uox, ai i nomas
MISS CD3IIMAM'3 MEG UERUILIES.
In ihe last feeno the characters are nU in
ihe front of the stage and a crowd of super
numerarles at tho back. At a grand crisis
Meg ilcrrilies points to Hem y llertraiii,and
bids ttem "shout for the Laird of Jillcn
gowan," and the crowd shout.
Now, like most other stage directions ll
looks simple enough, only it takes all your
Vigilance 10 achieve t. According to Miss
L'usluiian's rendering, struggling iu her
ueaiii agony, sue sain "snout'' tirpp limes
before the cheer was ieay given, and then
it was given In earnest-
In all the rehearsals preceding the star's
arrival thp picippter bad hastily mummied
the linos (as is the custom Indeed, in orig
inal manuscilpts il Is only the last words of
the principal part that are even written,
which gives to such copies in theatrical
nomenclature Ihe term "skeleton," and the
"shout" had only been given once, to which
the crowd had been In thp iabt of respond
lng. f'ho consequence was a slight dis
crepancy at the last rehearsal, which Miss
Cushman personally conducted. This re
hearsal was veiy log; jt was late in the
play when tho scpnp ocpiirioa; everybody
was tired atp) lipngrjv-a ciowd of unim
portant people, as usual, lnattontiyp and
indifferent.
A gepcial conviction was fell that some
thing had to bo done and something left
undone. Hut as out of a group of super
numeraries there will always be found some
interested leaders, each one mado up his
mind to do what the next man did. so when
Meg Merrilii'S gave her first feeblp pry uf
"shout," 11 lusty voice roared "liur " and
the gleaning "not jet" fioni Miss Cusli
man just IielJ back tho "rah," onlv, how
ever, to remind all of Ihcli duty, so that
with the next "shout" tho whole crowd
burst forth wjli a loud "hur ." Willi a
stildenndii ipeifaep sue once more froze
the "rah" upon their lips, and when the
"shout" for the third time came, only oi)e
wee body lu all that band was found to say
"hurrah," lu a falsetto voice eo bin ill and
with an advancing gesture so exaggerated
that poor M02 Merrllles died tn thn sound
of stnotliered laughter.
ioine Foolish People
Allqw a rough to run until It gets beyond
the reach of medicine. They often say.
01i.lt will wear away, but In most cases
It wears them avvav. Could thev be In
duced to try the successful medicine called
Kemps ualsaui. w i c ivvese on a 110s -
tivo guarantee lo cure, thev would Iniiiiedi-.
m-ijr pry inu r-Mi'iiem eiieci inter iaKi
the llrst dose. Price SOo and $ J,(J0, Trial
size free. Sold by T. 1). Thomas. Lchluh-
1... . . . , .
ton and W.K. Idery, Weissport,
A much admired trained gown of high
ceremony is of garnet velvet, faced whetev
pr facing Is demanded or peimlssiblo witli
r.irnell green satin.
Ceres Conrl1, Con, rtiuwirj. Croup, ttuna,
Crwii.U.'sVioo. , it .,i. ' iclC. '-.7P-
. v. J. c 4 l-cl. ml c .nt r-it;vti
i a rtliufl, It.- 3Uc;i. Co'i-
,11, oiDt-ino vc i-iut f
'A Byrvp is edit ocly (ill
it. vti3-t, era irar ouy
irt-r. .tTL't Vr. !tL. rfcs to Wilt
jil Uat!oi(ttaClrt:tf.ar.'t-
Itnn CtvtioH-UibcK w A thi
-U A. C.Xcytr t C.b
1-rxp's, talllinoru, KtU V. B, .
SALVATEOSOSL,
"The Greatest Cure on Earth far Pala,"
Will relieve mors quickly than tiny
other known remedy. Rncusnatlsrn,
Neuralgia, Swellings, Druisca, Durns,
Scalds, Cuts, Lumbago, Sores, Frost
bites, Backache, Wounds, Headache.
Toothache, Sprains, &c. Sold by nil
PniRKists, Price 2"' Cents ft Dottl?,
Advertising Rates
For Legal NoMoos.
The follow lrfj prices for letful adrer
lug has lifeu adopted by the Caio
.VnrocATK.
Jlwrtor Notice - - - t o
lldltr's NoMcrw - . - . 4 i
Jointrfllshnier's NotlcWi 4 '
Olvoree Nintlivs - - . . . 01
dmlii.siMtor'i Notices - - ' :
Itpciitor's Nollcv 1 - :
Otherlegal ndvcrtitingwlllbefllmrgr i .
by th.! mpinre.
H. V. Mcrthin-r, Jr., TuliUslicr.
Scsofu!
Is one if iV.-?.ic.t latnt errmrges vrh!-h
nflllct lunnfcmd. It U prion Inlwrltw:,
but may lie t'.-.e result tf Improper vacci
nation, lueriunijl polnim, uuclennlincis,
'iipd vnriotnothet.nn. Chronio Sores,
Cicero, A I , Cancerous Humoiti,
rjnd.ln some rat.es, Emaciation and Con
sumption, remit from nwrofuloUs condi
tion of Iho blood. This dlscaso can be
vured by Iho l'.isj of Ayer's Sarsaparllla.
Ilnheriteilnocridnloiisconditlonof thn
blood, which cnusiMlailerungciiKiiit of 11, v
whole system. After taking less tha i
four bottles ot Aycr's Sarsapatlllal run
Entiroly Cured,
and, for (bo past year, havn not found It
neressaryto use any ineillclms whatever.
1 mil now in better health, and Mnnicir,
than cyer before. O. A. Willaid, ill
Yrcmmit St., Hoston, Mass.
I wnt troubled with Scrofulous Sorci
for hvii years;, but, pftcv using n few
liottlct of Aycr's Sarsaparilln, tho sores .
healed, and t havo now pood health.-Kllnl-th
Wnruock, ft Applcton strcot,
Lowell, .Mass.
Bninn months ago I was troubled with
flerofiilou.i Sores on iny leg. The limb
was badly svvlillon and Inllatned, and the,
Korcsdisi barged large quantities of olTen
slvo matter. Every remedy failed nn: i
I used Aycr's Sarsaparllla Hy taking
tlireo lintt!cH.of this medicine ilia sorci
havo been healed, and nyy henllli is re
ilored. J am grateful for tho good It has
(tnno 1110. - Mrs. Am, O'Hriau, 158 Sulk
yau st Now York-.
Ayer's Sarsaparllla,
rrniarcd he Pr..T.C.Ayer&Co.,I.owM!,Ma's.
Ept.l l.y nil Drusjliu. J'rco$l ; tlx Loittcs.ti.
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Window Shades & Fixtures,
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Paints, Oil, Varnish, Pntry,
Brushes general Pfiinje-ra'
Supplies.
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I'm Y:ur.s lUn and toys. Heiia, &.
12 miles fioni liilhidelnhhl. l'lveil unruei
every expense, even hooks, &e. No ex! ra eli
es. An Incidental expenses. Xo e.vimln.
1. 1
loraimiifsiou. twelve expeileneed teacher .
men, and all graduates, special npiioitu .
for apt students to advance rapldlv. rip
dull for dull and backward bojs. hitrot
.students may .select any similes or choose U" r
pilar Knpllsh, Scientific, llnsiness. Classic-'! 1
i lvll KmiltieciliiK course. Students filled '.
d!a Academy are now in llavaid, Yale, l'i
Ion anil ten oilier Collcnea mid 1'ol.vtc
Schools. 10 students sent to eollego lu 1kk '
18.11, mm iRfj, in n i8Mi, A giiirinattni; ,
every uar Ip Ihe cr.uniierclal ileni'iUmeni
Physical and Chemical ljilloratury; iiyinn,. .
nnd Hall Crotmil, iwo vols, added lo l.llirm
lf-83. Physical apparatus doubled lu 1M. M
has seven churches and a teniperaiico elm"
which prohibits the sale ot all IntoxliMi"
drinks. For new 'llhe-l rated circular nildiei-f. .
1'ruiflpat and Proprietor, KWIT1I1N C. Sl!(.:'.
l.IDtlli. A.M,t (llarvaid Oraduate) Media, l'a
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Until you linvo fern our elrciilnr an I jir -JSiO.OO
lur It IJorne I'uwor. toJSSO.O rorr.o.ll"r
Power. Unutnrs cmntitete wlih Kovemor, 1'um ,
Healer, Tlirnltle Vulvo nnd Sluht Kel-l!i In
der l..ibpe'Uor, .llore than IO1U1 In u,e, Sene 1 ..
circular utvlnii tratlininilnls from every Slu'- ..
tti'e Union. PurlfCi s.itltiriicttonKUuranieil.
MUIUIls; JIAr.llIMJ Willi US
Ualdwlnsvlllc. N. V
Mention this Tapor fmuris 3!
ANDREW BAYBJl,
DHAl.nit IX-rrw
Vall Papoy apd ipecoratious,
7ipd:7 Shades & Tahters Sujplies,
Paper Hanging, House and Sign Painting,
Calsoralng and Graining.
Hank Street, LehlKhton, I'eun'a,
Oct. SO-CIll
SALESMEM
WANTKn to sell Nur
Stock. All Roods wan
ed l'lrst-Class. Perm:i.
ideasant, prnlll.ihle positions for the rlelit 1
I iood Salaries mid exnenses naiil. Libera
diicenieiits to new men. Xo previous evperl.
necessary, wiiuu tree, vvruei
tor terms, truing nee. (hicli)se
statun.) llcferenee
LiiAiii.c. ii, 1 ii,n-, rtiirsDiiiau, iiik'
ter, X. V. Mention this paper. ocU
MANUFACTURERS,
who have hilled nnd deshe . pstahllsh II'
selves iimlu bin iial way, piacllcal
eniiiineiK ln' husiuesj e:m learn of 11 place vv
I hey can (el a location, free machinery transp
cd from cither New Vork nr llallhnore fn
cost ami the full eiHiptiratlou of aslrong rulli'
company, AdUrpss
CommlssiQuer oflDimisralioii,
July 17, lsec-tf. IUlkIoii, N
$100 A WEEK,
Thirties op ccnllemen deslrin nleasnnt in.trf
able employment write at once, Wovvair; 1
to iianille 1111 article 01 iiniueslie use that re.
mends Itself to every one at slcht. STAPl.l v
li.dt'll- Sells like hot cakes. Piofllsaoo i
cent, l'aiiiille.s wishfiii; to prncjlco eco
should lur llielr mm lciii,r.f wrih' for parilei .
Used every day the eur round iu evcrv h
hold, Price within thereacli of nil. Che .
free. Airents receive sample free. Ad'
DOMESTIC SIT''G CI), Marion, U. ocl
' Afflictku and Unfoutu.nati: Conslh
I DR. LOBl1?,
32DN. IMhSI ,beIovvCallowlull.Plillailelphl... )
. ri.inof vniiih a sK'i lall. 20 jears exeii
Ai'.vli-e free and fllli'lly eonnilenilul Treat 1 1
li mall. Hums: tl A. M, till 2 P.M., auu :
loeveiiliiKs. Call or write.
October U, sn) ly
POOD SALARIE
B ur commission to Men and Wnia.'n In
(2y lu tiis Iin'hI or trawllpz nirepts. Xo
.1 A Jl is V., VViUTS'liv, Xuiseryinaii, loch '.
X.Y. iMeiitioulhls paper.) ainr-'tJr-:
' AGENTS WANTED iutiV.
D11. sec : :
lllltlflll ULKl
ile free to .
beivpiiUK auciits. No ilsk. quick sales. ': 1
lory ijlveii. tKutlsfiiclInn guaranteed.
, dfes pit. SCO IT, eas llroadway, X. Vol k.
'PIIK PINK
' L Sonlh. ni
UN'OT will tell von all nbni.
South, and the advantase ft has to oftei
tiers. Send a rents for conv tn
TIllfPlKK KNOT.
Oct30tf Soutl.crp liuei, X. r
W k I A ilV Active and intellweiv
11 11 ti 1 Liu uiiui rpieiuiii 111 neriow
eallly an old firm. IUfertnje rssiulreil. Per
remmunt hi her tow
frrH FtMinlrefl. Peru.
ent insltlon and goodiilary. UAVfc JlliO
llareUiy St., X. .
f-CS WANTON UKKTNKY, Isihlon
lli- ia Hoot and 8uou Makkh, llsuk .
f.hi,'t ten li nofV vrsrri"ri,