The Carton Advocate,
An Iniiui'iiniiijnt l'.titii.v Nmvhi'.u'Kh Pub
llslied ,ery KjturJ.ty In I.elilitliton,
Carbon County, Pennsylvania, liy
Harry V. Morthimer, Jr.
BANK. HlllCICT.
$lj,OOt Pe? Yoar in Advance '
v DcsttiikvcrtlstHg medium In liio'eounty.
K taroty description ot Plain nnd Fancy
j6b printing
At tery low price. Wo do not hcsltnto to imy
tliat tve lire better equpped than any other
printing establishment In tlui section
to do nrpt.-el.is3 Job-woik, n all
J ,tJ .hMnelies, nt 'uw flrlce
Advertising Rates
For Legal Notices.
Tho foilowjhg prices for legal ndvcr.i
lug has been adopted by tho CahuoK
AllVOUATJV
Chatter Notice's - - - 55-1 t.t)
Vudltbr's Notice . - . .. 4 00
"oliimlMIoliur's' Notices 4 ("J
Ulvoi-co Notices. ' - -4 00
Administrator's Notices . , 8 W
txecutor'.'i Nolleo - C. i-O'
Other legal advertising w lit WciVarscil ftf
by tlie square.
II. V. McrtMmrr, Jr., rnblialiof,
$1:00 a Year in Advance.
INDEPENDENT " Live and Let Live."
$1.2S .vhen not paid in Advance.
VOL. XV., No. 22.
Lehighton, Carbon County, Fenna., April 16, 1887.
.Sin'glo Copiec 5 Coats.
flnnfVirtriinnnl 0. Tlnninnnn Pnnrln
nuiftMuimi a mmm uaiuu.
Horaoo Heydt,
ATTORKKY AT IjAW,
OrriUm The Itoom recently occupied by Vt SI.
J ' ' ltitpsher,
ijANIC STttHET, ' - - LEHIOHTOJf. PA.
' May be consulted In Unsllsli and lloiinan.
July -ty
,. V. M Rather,
ATTOUNKV'Asi. COtJNSKLl.OIi AT LAW,
AND MSTMCT ATTOIIXISY,
. First dour above the Mansion' House,
VTrtrcjifOirosK, , - - - pesn'a.
ItalKittie;Bnil Collection Agency.' AVI1I -I'liy
ami Sriritrai
al Estate. Coiivytuicliiir neatly done,
promptly made, fettling I'-states of
it specialty. May be consulted In
uoiiccthins
Dasjitciitt
KiiKllsh and (imi.an.
nov. 82-yl
,H..V. Morthimor, .Sr .
" noYauy l'uuLiu,
Qpricuf "Carbjn Advocato" Office,
sritEUr,' ' - iiKitiaiirto.
All business pertaining to Ilic olllce will receive
prompt attention. mar, to
C. V. Kleintop,
Instructor in -Music,
KobtitHs' American classical Methods n spei lal.
ty. Terms moderate. muMi-lf
THOMAS KEMEMER,
CONVEYAXC-UK AND
Gsierallirg&LifeliisracgAi'L
The folloiriiiir Companies arc Iteprescntcd:
Lebanon Mutual l'lre,
Heading Mutual l'lre,
Wyoming Fire,
l'ottsvlllo Klre,
I.ehlsll Flic, and tbo
Tinnier Accident Insurance.
Also, I'ennsylvanl.t nul Mutual ilorso Thief lie
twllve and Insurance Company. iharai-yl
W. G M. Soiplo,
l'H YSltJIAS AXD 8UUUXOX.
80uru' strubt, - - - i.r.tnuirroN.
Miv bo consulted In Knsllali and Uerman.
Special nltenllon given In (.ynecolo:;y.
OrriUK linens; From 12 M. to 2 1 Miind
trom n to a I". M, m.ir. 3l-yl
IP. A. RabcnoM, D. D. S.
Btt.txcil Officii iOur J. W. Italiilenlmsli'.s
llipiof Htore,
DAN'IC STUKHr, LEU 10IITON.
tlentlslrv In all It lir im'ie. Teelli Extracted
without i'.un. tl j administered when requeued.
Il.li.-e Div.s WEDNESDAY of each week.
1 O. address, l.lT.iJNIIHIPi,
lAUK1 I.ehUh county, li.
W A. Co.cLrl-ht, D. D. S.,
.Of-rjcK: Opp. the
"nftOADWAY, -
Ilro.ulway House,"
M.UIOII CHUNK.
Patients have the benefit nf the latest hunrmc-
Hunts In Me'hanlc.il A i;jll.in-i's ami the llest
llctli'uls ot 'I're.ilmeut In all Surgical Cac.
AN EjSflllCriCa.l'iilnliSleivl r rtei ln-il. Itpos
fclhle. peisoji residing uulslJe o MUucit CI. link,
Biioiim ni.iK arraincnici.is uy man. y-yi
EY"E AND BAH.
' - Dr.. G. T. POX
Visit Allentimn resnl irlv on Tlll'KSDAY of
can Week. I'r.ii'lieu,llinlted to
Diseases of the Eye aiid Euv.
(r.U at lUyilen's America:; Hotel, and Officii
Hint iioio :i .1. .11. ioa:. r. t, ai auciiin iu
liefrftion o: Ine'l.ve for til- nron-r aillustment I
of rthm-'if, txui for "the Itchef and Cnro it Upll-'
, i Miyalij.W coiiMdted at liHoHI-e In IIATII, juno -u-u
Wedncnty and Saturday of eueli week, at HAN
GO it eu Monday, and at UAttl'OX on Tuesday of
rjuai wee,,, jau.-.vi
CArjao house,
mviTiiiv kwtii'ii l'l-opiMi.-mti
JONATHAN Klhll.l.li, - - W.IU 1.II.H11I,
IAN KISTIXll, - - I'ltOP
Ham: Stiiki.t, I.khiuiit'in.
Tlie Carbon House uIIeM lirst-'l.iss aeenuinKi.ta-'
tlous to thd traveling pjaiic. jiiuiuiini oytne
day or week on re.H'iilaV.e tel in. Choice Ciir.tr,
Winl'saiil l.lnajrsalu.ivsoa hand. Onod Sheds
nnd Stables, ullb tery .iilcntlve Hustlfrs, at
lachril. iiprlli-yt
PACICGRTON NOTL,
Mlilivay between M.uich Chunk & Lcldxhtou,
LEOPOLD MKYEK, PltOP'R,
VAGKEUIO.V, . . . Pksxa.
Tbli w-jll-known Halel Is admirably relltted, and '
has thVbest accommodations for permanent and
transient boarders, i:rellcnt Tables and the
very best Lbpiois. stables attached. M-pii-yM
n.ANSION HOUSE ,
. Oppoj'.to L. k S. Depot,
BANK 8TIIEEP, LEIIIOIITON,
r. 11. hom, piiopiuirroit.
Till homo nlers flrst-elam aeeominiKl.ilions for
transient and permanent bo.uders. It has been
newly routed hi all Itsilcpaitincnls, and is lu,:at--d
In one or the most iilrlurcsipie nortlnns of Hie
boroin!i. Terras modcrale. C ry Tim 11 A H Is
uippMud with tlie clioleest Wines, Liquor and
ClKrs. Fresh Ijixcr on Tap. aprti-yl
Aiinoiiures to Ids friends nnd the nubile ccitcr-
nllr, that tin lias now open for their uecoimitnd.l-,
Iton his lien' nnd handsomely furnished
11 IS S T A U It A N T ,
next door to the 1st National Hank, HANK ST.,
Ivhl html, iiuil that ho Is uaw prepared to turn-
I3U t irai-. uss
Hecils nh Short A'otiee !
The Hartsnuipjilledwltli the bet Wines, Fresh
lues, 1
am eo 1
ljaurr tiecr aim t. nun e t. iis. 1,111 mu iiiruiiii'
ylntltetl.ui call.
iipril-ji
D. J. KISTLER
Ilesiiwtfullv annoiinces to tho pablle that be has
npened .1 NKW LIVKItY STAIII.i:. and that he Is
nmv pren irod to furnish Team for Funerals,
Weddings or lliislness Trips on the shorted iiih
lice und mot liberal terms. Orders left at the
varuon House-will ieej!tve prompt attention.
STAHLK3 ON N0UT1I SfHKKr,
not the Hotel, tahUiliton.
Jana-yl
T. J. BRETNEY
ltesneetfullv announce to tbo MHrrli.mt. ni 1 ...
Iiluliton and others that he Is now piepnicd to
1I0 all kinds of
PETERS
1IAUMN0 or Fit eight, Ex,MtEsSr)KATSjTHEJKUE
MATTEK AND BAGOAfiK U
jit very reasonable prices. Hv pnuHpl attention I
to nil nrfleia tut lioii w to in.'lit a share of nubile !
pjtrontw. Itesldeiicg: corner of rinoand Iron'
htrset, Ihlirlitui,
fklers left lit Siveeny ; Sr.n'j Somor Storo
will recoldii pro.npi attedlioa
War l-'.6l T J PKI'.rXLY
Sale Bill Prints at tliis (Ice.
HEADQUARTERJbr- JEWELRY
Upposlto the Cai bon House, Hank Street, Lehigh
ton, Pcim'a., sells
Watches! Clocks'
and Jewelry,
Cheaper on nn averaBO than can bo bought any-1
wliero.elso In the county. Call nnd soo.
REPAIRING
In all Its branchei, neatly, cheaply and prompt
ly attended To.
ALSO A FULL LINE OF
School B'joks
AND
vStafcioiiers Supplies
wivcmberM-ly
LADIES!
Do Yonr Own Dyolntr, at Home, with
PKKULESS DYES
Thev will Dye eycrjthln. They are sold every
where. I'llce UH'. a p:ii'km:e 10 colors. They
have noeipial lor Strength, UilRlduesH, Amount
In I'aekajje or for Fasliicssof Cdor, or Nou-fml-hut
iJ'ialllltts. They do no! crock or miiiiI. For
nlehv T. D. TIIO.MAH.
nov.l;i-lv DrnsKUt.
ALL THS NEWS !
The Carbon Advocate.
$1.00 Pdr Year.
Single opies, FIVE Cents.
Advertise
in the Advocate.
hVr Newest Designs and Must Kttuhinuiibli'
Htvl-s or
DRESS GOODS,
'DHY GOODS,
G HOCK III liS,
IMiOVISLOXS,
SILVEltWAKE, &c, &c.
CO TO
B. H. SNTD'EPt,
Bank Street, Lehighton.
Goods c'iiiriinlee.1 find inre , low iis 9 lie-
hetu fur llianiiie quality ul'ijomli.
July 18, 1SS5 ly
ANDREW BAITER,
-UKAM'.Il IN
Wall Paper and Decorations,
VTir:d:w Shalrs ii Painters Sullies,
Paper Hanging, Honto and Siea Palntinc:,
Calsoiainu and Crotnliie;
Hank Sheet, Lelilchlon, I'cnn'a.
Oct. no-r.ui
House und Lot for Sale.
One-bair Ixit. S3 x m feet, situate on
l " ? i.einiiii riLieei. near li e .mmy lioiini
FI-JlL lli.n.M m.riit .i-lil.'h lu ..r-..,. ...I t, ,.,.l
'u,)-,uirv I'rame Hoiim-, 1(1 :" feet. A never
f.iiiine nt I'liri' Water, and a number of
,h,iir. r,.iit mv,.,. ,n,H vin,.v tin. l jit a niM
home for a sinnll family. For lri ni. Sr., call at
TTflTT can lUc tit lionie. and m ike more ninnev
! ill I atwoik funis than ct rmllillis else In
auu nn. hoi-IiI. C.ipilal lint needed: you are
! Marten r;ee. i:oin sees; an aj;es. Aiiyoiieiau
,. ., , , ... . ...rl.P.irn.,sMiif riolii Artst:ut.
fiv.ily oiilllt and leims Irrc. Heller not ijel.iv
Costs von ii'itblne: to scud us vom address and
flnil out: If jouniewlM- jouwlll do so at cure I
11.11.tM.17rr u 1 ., 1 oiiiaiiu, .name. uccifiy
1
I
Weissprt Mm Directory.
Joseph v. m:x,
DEALEI! IN-
T?naA nvtel ss-sv,; ssssrt
iOUr, i CoCl ?,ilCl Ui 'IHLUrG,
Tobacca and Oifrars.
East Weissport, Penn'a.,
Imttcs the people of Weissport and Ic!nlty to
call anil cvinilno bis lamo iissnrtnient
of Hoods before pureliaslni: elsenhcre
Prices Low as tho Lowest !
aprill7-lssc-lv.
A.,EXTS w-,jiT,:, !
to siu.L thu ni:w
Improved Western Washers !
40,000 Now in TJso!
And sales eoiiktantly Ineicaslinf. It iKisitltelv
le.ulv Ihcni nil. lliiynoolhcr. W'l lie. for ter
A A HON SNVDKlt, Mfe's. Agt.,
ausl3-ly Welsspoit, CarbonTo , I'll.
I JAU,iV .SKWr.!!.,
I The Weissport Bakery,
1 Fresh Hrcad and CaKea ctcrs day. Dclltcred I11
U'hlKhton nnd Maucli Chunk every Tuesdaj,
' ""uy ' Nunmay. Jir-ncnlcs, Fartle.,
I Camji-Meetlnes, Weddluss, Funerals supplied at
I short notice. aiiEust7.S7.lv
, ' '
1 ljiAAIiLlA HOLM.,
1 JL7
HAST WRlKSPflHT I'l-VVH
Tills bouse offers llnt--lass accominodatlnns lo
tho permanent boarder and transient Riiest,
i-anio prices, only O110 Dollar per day.
I nu-7.iv
1
John liisnitin. Proprietor,
All Kinds of Jowelry !
Sctaoi Books asft Stationery,
liJF, tj.
I.
anei
jrarii
MitiilKSi lull Mr-itifra-
EtWciswt Carton Coniily, Fa.,
Is the pl.ieo to purehnse. at thu most reasonablo
prices, DliKSSKD LUMIIEK, of all kinds, viz:
DoorsSashes,
Blinds, Shutters,
Mouldings, Cabinet
Ware, &c, ic.
BRACKETS MADE TO ORDER.
Tin; Machlney Is nil new, and only the best me
chanics employed. All uuliles tire uuarniiteeil
of best senmned iiintiirlal. Oidcrs by mall n
cclve prompt attention. Your patronage lmllcd.
Wo have, a!o. In roiiue. lion with the above
busliitt's a COMMODIOl'S STOKF, where can
always be found one uf I lie lurcestiund beat as
Miiniienls of
1 1 It V U.JHIIS,
Noriovs!,
om,ici:itii's,
' ' v'll!UVISIONL5,
OAUPKT.,
oil cloths,
Q U KEN'S W A It E
wwunVA'itii,-
II A It DWA HE
-rt-DtMlTS, SHOES, .
. jf -II ATS AND CAPS,
Hay, Straw,
Flour and Feed.
And In fart any and everything usually tube
found In a ktrktly llrt-llass Coiinlrv Store. No
matter what nu want, nvk forlt an.I we can sup
I Iv Von nt pili esthal will knock all competition
f ir Into tile shade. Call and nee us, and ue nil)
eomllirejnli of till" tl'lllllfu'.lless ot (.urusacitlun.
licuicuibcr the Place
N. SNYDER & SON,
East VYeissport Penna.
.lamury l. 1S8".
SWEENY'S
Finest Porolean Dinner Sets:
Tlie Famous Belmont Sbage.
10!) I'lecct; HcIiiiDiit Dliiiirr Sets ; Wn
vcrlr Kccoralltit:. 2i 00.
103 l'tfcoK Hi-ltnoiit Dinner Sets j Elgin
Peroration, $20.00.
lOil I'kcrit ltclmniil IlliinrrSets; J.'eri-
di n Dccorntioti, 017.00.
ii riftcs Heilln 'Jen Stts Hr.tlson
UiTiiratlen, $,,."i0.
11 rieres lli ii'ii Tea Sets; C'nmbll(!i;,
Hecoiatlini, 1,10.25.
11 l'lctcs Berlin iVn St'lsj F.iirmoiiitt
' lt c()i alliin,0 50.
4tt Pieces Wlillo Uraitllo ITa.e, Only
$!1.00.
Tlie nlKive Onods nrc fiuarrnleeil against
Crazing ami are t.f tlio bett (,'litnawaru.
C. M. Sweeny, & Son,
AT w
The CORNER- STORE,
BOWMANSTOWN,
-DEALi:it IN .
DRYGOODS, NOTIONS
Hats and Caps,
CUCUMBER - WOOD PUMPS,
HARDWARE,
ALL KINDS OF
MarU 1 J 3ut
'Wi STORE,"
Corner Store I
1
victorBowman,
!i-ratyZl utnUilrtll
XVeo J ru. .ijjflatv-i, 2."mcfcJ aiiifjt'olooit.
SAKE.
SURE.
AT lHXOniSlS AND DKIT.ERS.
'w. CIU111.U . vourM.k 1,0.1 lui.iit one, UD.
B33T0?1 HYMH.
11V itALfii wAi.no i:mi:rsox.
The Word nf the Lord by night
To the watohlns l'llprlm came, .
A they sat by thu seaside,
And filled their, hearts with flame.
Cod said, I mu tired of kiiifs,
I suffer tlieuf tv'inore! ' .
Up to my ear Hie' morning bilngs
The onlia'o tif the poor,'
Think ye I made this ball
A Held of havoc and war.
Where tyrants great und tyinuts small
Mlslit han y the llch nnd poor'.'
My anjrcl, Ids ivnne Is Fiixdom, .
Choose li tin lo beljnurkliiKi
Ho shall cut pathway east ami west,
And fend you v.Ith'hls wins.
Lo! 1 uncover the land
Which 1 hid nf old llmo In the west,
As the sculptor uncut, ers the statuo
When bo lias wrought his best)
I slimy Columbia, of the rocjis
Which dip their foot In tho seas,
And soar to the uir-boi uo flocks
Ot clouds and tho boreal llecce,
I will dltlde my KOods; '
Call In the tvictch and slave;
None shall rid'u but the humble,
And none but loll shall Iilw.
I will have never a noble,
No Unease t our.ttd Krcat) .
Fishers and 1 hoppers and ploughmen
Shall constitute a state.
do; eul down trees In (hu finest,
And trim tho stinlithlest boughs;
Cut down lues lu the forest,
And build me u wooden house.
Call the people together,
The yoang men and tlie sires,
The dlsser III the harvest-Held,
.HnellnKViiiil III m thai lijjtym , .
And lu re In a 1 Ine .liitc-h'U!o
They shall choose; itien In lulu :
In every needful faculty.'
In church nnd slate and school.
Lo, now! If these noor men .
Can KDvern the land and sea,
And iniike Just laws bllovv the sun, '
As planets falthfal be. -
And ye shall succor nienj ' ' ' '
T ts nobleness to serve;
Help them who cniinotliilpiujalii;.
Hcware from ilsht to swerve.
1 break your bonds and masterships,
And I uuclialn the sIMv;
Free bo hls heait and band henceforth.
As wind atiil wandci ilic wate.
I cabse fi'i'iu every creature
III! proper Koort to How;
As mueli us he Is and doclh,
So much he shall bestow.
Hut, laying Ids bands 011 another
To coin his l.iborand sweat.
He fncs In pawn to his tldlui
For eternal years lu debt,
To-day unbind the captlt e,
So only are ye unbound f .
Lilt up n people froni tlui dnst, ,
Trump ot Ikelr'rescuc.'s.uunrtl
Pay rai'.soin to the owner.
And HI Ihebagto thclirliu.
Who Is Ihe ouuerv The slave Is owner,
And'ever was. liy him,
O No.thl kIvc him beauty for rags,
And honor, O Soulh! for h.s sluuie;
Nevad.it coin thy golden raris
With Frceiloin's luiaao and liaine.
I'p! and the duky racj
That sat lu darkness lo ig,
Ho swltt their feet as antelopes,
And as behemoth stront;.
Come, Kastand West and North,
Ily races, ns snntv-l! ikes,
And carry my purpose foilh.
Which ncllhcr halts nor shakes.
My tvll! fulfilled shall be, .
For, In daylight or in dark.
My thunderbolt bus eyes to 51:0
His way homo to tho mark.
t .
"CH El'RRY'RrPE."!
11V JIU.S. IS. II. HOUGH.
" 'Can shemalio a cheriy p!e,PIIIy boy,Pillly boy.
Can slu make ; cherry ple.eliarinhis Hilly v' "
floats out a silvery, girlish voice, anil:
" 'I can make a cherry nle, quick as tho cat ran
wink her eje;
I'm a young thing, nnd cannot leave my
mother,' "
inn ilch, masculine, cadence, finishes or
rather paraphrases the strain; ttliilu at Hip
next moment a handsome, lauuliini: face
surroumlcil by cilsp, cm ly locks, presents
Itself at the wide kitchen window, beside
w hicli, at a tfible, Jeuiile. JIarh Isstainl
ing, her lounil, liluiuti' arms barn to'-Utv
elbow, wlillo. her ilcft lingers are iluxtcmus
ly luauipulatiiig tlio dainty erustuu thu last
of half a dozen cherry jilcs.
A swift wave of color deepens the "elicr-ry-iipe"
bloom on Jennie's cheek, and she
bites her lips with quick te.xatiun, ns she
turns her head away ytb tho sarcaVfc re
tort: "What are you 'doing o far aivay
from her then?''
"Watching you, to he sure! a sight thai
would repay one for touting twice, as far!"
Wft8 the gallant rejoinder. ".May I have a
piece of Ijut pin for my pain?"
"No, sirthat uio Isn't lo bo ettt until
our boarder conies. Huskies, a young thing
like you ought not to slray so far from
home you might gel lost) You'd better go
hack to your mother!"
Hut quite unheeding the sarcastic Insln.
uatlon, 'Will Cailotou stood resting Ills
arms ou the braid window ledge, and re
garded, her iu wistful silence ior a moiuei.t
Not for the world would Jennie have hat)
h u. hear ha oiii- tboju words, to h'cr
if VI v UhJt
p'rouil and liypcr-sensltlvo iinttuo they
seemed a tacit confession of the drift of
lier'lhoinjhts, anil Indeed It-was the true
omwhul she would rather have tiled than
lo have civen him that knowledge unso
licited; ami the half-tender, half-expectant
'light that shotio in his blue eyes "fired every
.'park of yrlde, coquetry and resentment lu
1ler Jierversn litlln htaft.-'ii - - :
"Will you 'make a' eVrry-pIo forme,
Jennie?" Will asked presently, III tones
thai held a world of Ttieanlng. - '
' Jennie's heart quickened its beat, anil
diet eyes grew limpid; but only for a mo
ment. The allusion was unfortunate his air
j and maiiifcr too confident, nnd she turned
her head away once InorOj with a disdain
''fuHoss. " " '
j'" "o, Indeed! iiolsing- the last picrcrltl
' cally on one hand. "Tour ai'other can
rnako gA ;d tlioush ples-yott needn't covet
oHier!''- -
''''tVSTlvrtfytJu'r liatid- wonMlastu Wtlir
than dn'tlilii''rfse 1 totrld 'curlec'lvli or,
:Ufcnnl'erfWIII'ahlstfttllv.' '"' ; ,
c"N6iv!, ddl't't' Hatter I've 110 tfme.' for
'noftscrtsel" Jcrinie I11terrnpie.1l remorse.
Icssly. ' "I must hurry anil be through my
work before our boarder comes."
' "That's twice you have nllndeil to tltat
Coardcr. Who Is It?"
1 "A young Uily coming to spend the
summer. Sonic friends of ours were telling
her 'about our place, and she wrote to
know if we would take her, its she desired
particularly to find some place where there
were no oilier boarders. So mother con
sented at last, and Miss Kulalla Worthing
,fou will be here this evening, Quite 11
swWl'uainc Isn't It?"
Will gave a slight start,, then answered
qitlctlj loo quietly, Jennie thought.
. .'.'Yes,; a very pretly name."
"You know her?" asked Je.nule, with
sudden, asperity.
, "I have met her." Still that giavc, al
most sad lulled Ion.
j Then, as.Jinnle stood toying idly with
1 he corner of her npron, he added, ab
ruptly :
"I see I am trespass 1 1)3 on ourtlme;
good-bye!'' and, lilting Ids' lint, strode
hastily away.
Jennie watched him from the window
until his tall, lithe' form hail disappeared
bt-liind the trees, then turned away whisk
ing something from her eye which was no,
a speck of'dust,. although she, told herself
It tns.
"lie has known her before; and non
slip is coming here, and ho will tec her
every "day. Well, what of that? A nmn
'does not necessarily marry a woman sim
ply because he knows or even admires her.
And what If lie. should marry hci? the
Ldidn't care. Ah! she had no right to care
nfiwl Had sltq not sent him away re
pelled anil silonm! the words that were
trembling on hi lips? If only ho had not
hcjvui her sing those words as if, torsooth,
bis name nliist, bp the only one that came
into her thoughts "
J: liele the friigtnnt odor of baking pios re-
1 called Jennie to tlie practical affairs of
life, just In time To avert a threale'ned dcl
UEC of angry teal s from what cause she
did nut know, and wouM not have admitted
If slm had.
T(he last train to Sllveidalo that evening
brought Miss Worlliington a tall, queen
ly girl of two-aud-twonty, habited lu a
beautitullvfiltlng traveling-suit of silver
;ray, with a gauzy scaif of the same color
twisted.arouiul her broad hat, anil looped
gracefully about thu slender throat.
Jennip could not but admire her, al
though her coming caused her heart the
sharpest pang It had ver known: but the
rone, thought that rose paramount In her
mind was:
"Will has met her .before; will he come
lo meet her again? And if he does, what
will follow ?'
Hut at that point her courage failed her,
and her heart refused to prophesy further.
Tim meeting she dreaded, yet desired to
see, did not, however, take place for a day
or two.
Hut 'on the' third evening, Jennie tip in
her tasteful little rooui, arranging her sim
ple, toilet for tea, heard Will's well-known
step,' and peering cautiously through the
blinds, saw him coming around tlie path.
At tlui same instant another figure float
ed Into view Miss Hulalln Worthington,lii
an elegant dress of India muslin and lace,
witli a knot of puusles at her belt, and
amethysts at her throat, in her shapely,
shell-Ilku ears, and twinkling on one slen
der hand.
Jennie, watching her, saw a flush of
painful embarrassment cross her delicate,
high-bred, face, nnd nn answering shade of
feelli g on Will's frank countenance; then
r.uUlic's Graceful head was Inclined, the
delicate .white hand met his. In a friendly
.clip. ,1)1111, for a few: .moments they stood
tin Ktua earnestly togeiusr, wiiiwittio clomt
grarniltly,llft.i;il from "bilhJfaccs.'lJ
. "It was well, after all, that I answered
liim as I.did the other day," Jennie mur
mured ns she turned away from tlie win
dow, witli a dull, aching pain at her heart.
"J". icr, a thousand times, a self-Inflicted
pans 'han 0110 dealt by another. His heart
wrtuld have cone back to his first lovc.cvtn
though tis honor wo e plighted to another
and my hand must have serried tho chair
that would soon have become, hateful to
him.
. ''What a handsome pair they make!"
she whispered, turning baek from an Irre
sistible Impulse to' gaze once more from
the window; then whirling around with nn
Impetuous Iling to the little musllu-draped
mirror above her modest dreislng-tablc.she
studied her own face with a scruvlny that
was pathetic In Its earnest intcutness. Wo
fully plain it looked lo her, and fhe finally
turned awaj, her eyes brimming witli
tears.
"No, no!'' she murmured, a mournful
toiio qnuyerlng through the sweet, hitherto
jnycus voice. "It .Is of no use. I must
give him up -forget hhn. ll Is well I was
warned in time." Tin 11 with nn Indignant
throb stirring at her poor little aching
lieait; "How dare he try to make love In
iiitt.wjth that secret hidden In his life? I
shall begin to hate him soon!"
' Hut Jennie found that hate, like love,
was not to be summoned at will; and when
iialf an hour lattr. Will came up to her
with his old hearty greeting, although tem
pered by a .restraint such as had never
coiie between them before, she found It
luiil to keep back the hot, rebellious tears
thaV would have betrayed her yearning
heart.
And the self-command, the IndllTercnce,
the hato lo which she had ploJgrd herself,
was no easier to acquire as thu days went
on, and Will Cnrleton's visits becaini'mou'
frequent and regular, while.. his absorption
of Miss Worthlngten's society was nn open
secret In the family,
Over Kttlal lu's lovely, lilgh breil face nl
sweet, tender Itght was deepening dally;
the mellow voice took 011 a caressing cad -
ence. which smote 011 Jennie's heart more
than the most cruel Ironywould have done.
and ln.nW her shrink Avltli'tinrvuiu dread
from'. even n casual encounter with her
guest.-' . - : '-
One little clrenm'stancey however, s'irved
to fortify her resolution..
. Coilllllf linoii her uimonlint tn.l.lfiile n
one occasion, Will laid his hand on her
; , ,, ,.,' , ,,
mounter wiin nn air 01 lon.i lauuiuriiy lie
mm ueeu wuni. 10 lliailllfsk, Ulll... sue Ullli;
It off as If
It had stung her, and with ti
single- Indignant flash of her eye, turned
and walked proudly-away;
. -.Could It, he-possible, shn nskeil herself,
wiille Jicr-heart beat almost lo suffocation,
that Will could be so base as to attempt to
play fast and loose with her when his heart
was another's?
' Did ho dt'cni her o blind, so childish, ns
lo suppose that she attached ,110 signifi
cance to 111 too evident infatuation for
Hulallo Wor!hlnton?
Now she would give Jihn the scorn his
conduct deserved Jjsjin would show him
that she was no weak, pitiful fool, to give
her heart for a man's Inconstant smile.
From that day her whole, nature seemed
to change. She felt ns If her old self had
died, and something hillllant, gay, Inn
wholly hollow and artificial, had risen from
its grt.ve.
She became the life of the party her
laugh rang out from morning until night,
although her pretty faeegrew wan, and her
graceful llgute sharpened in Its outlines.
Her manner toward Will, while polite
and cordial, was pervaded by an air or icy .
reserve more formidable thai: nn mowed
hostility would have, been, and. w hl!u she
made no overt effort, to avoid hint, she
managed adroitly to make the distance be
tween them ns wide and distinct as possi
ble. Once, when they had gathciei! In the
spacious grove for a Utile family plcnle,aml
were seated, gvpsy fashion, around a snotvy
cloth spread upon the grass and laden wilh
dainties, Will, coming softly up hehiu 1 her
laid an exquisite bunch "of roses at her
plate.
For a moment her heart seemed to go out
in 0110 great throbbing ciy, then with a
pale f.icr, but its anguish wreathed in a
light, half.scornful snille.she quietly trans
foired tho blossoms to .Miss Worthlnglon's
plate.
As ICulalic raised Ihcm lo Inhale their
fliigrancc, a ling glistened on 0110 linger
that Jcnnio had not seen there before.
Will saw it also, and his clouded face
brightened, while a moment later found
lilm'at her side. He whispered something
td her, and Jennie saw' tho radiant light
thr.fbrlghtened in her lovely eyes tho soft
rose color that fluttered to her cheeks, and
then she turned away, for she could look
no longer.
So the days passed until the last of the
cherries weru lipening on the tiees.
Many a lime since that memorable day
had Jennlu stood by the low kitchen win
dow and made chcrry-plo; but 110 word of
that song or any other had passed her lips
no particle of tho tempting pastry had
sho tasted.
Her one hope was that ere cherries came
ttgaln, she might be lying where their blos
soms would fall upon her grave.
She was up In her room one day, where
she often sat now wcepiug scalding tears
sometimes, for tho love sho was striving to
kill died hard when n murmur of voices
just beneath her window caused her to
glance hurriedly out, to seo Knlallo Worth
Ington, her perfect face suffused with a
locly blush.herhands extended and clasped
in those of a darkly handsome man, while
Will stood beside them, his face lighted up
wiih unwonted animation.
A moment the pair stood thus, then
turning simultaneously each laid a hand
ill that of Will, nnd so tlie trio walked away.
An hour later, down in the cherry-orchard
Jennie was sitting, a basket, of fruit In Her
lap, upon which her tears were falling like
rain.
An approaching step made her slnrt vio
lently to her leet, her crlnuon treasures
tumbled In a hea before her.
"Jennie!" said Will's voice; and she
turned to confront him with blazing
cheeks.
"Never call me that again," she panted.
"Leave me; I wish to bo alone!"
"I must speak llrsl, and then If you say
so, I will go,.' said Will, witli a Jinn decis
ion, to . which she yielded Instinctively.
."Tills has been a very happy day for me;
am ono thing meco will make uiy happi
ness complete. Let ma tell you a shrrt
story: My dearest friend nnd college-chum
tens Howard Mervyn, nnd hu loved Hulalh
Worthlngton. I saw her once with hint,
and then I heard that they had quarreled,
and she had sent him from her. I know
now that both were In fault; but both
were proud and resentful. When I nitt
her hero I thought to llnd Iter haughty, ar
rogant, scornful: instead I found hrriweet
ami womanly, and feeling convinced that
shulote.l Howard (.UH, 1 resolved to win
herjiack to htm, Foru lung tlmn she with
stood my appeals, but at last she promised
me a slun do you leiueuiber our Hltle pic
tile, Jennie It she was lulling I should
wrllo to him. That day she wore on her
hand a ring lie had given her. I sent the
letter; ho enure; and to-d.iy I have seen
their hands clasped iu full and perfect le
coneillatlon. Now, Jennie" his iirui stole
around her waist, and all tho nrlde, tlio to
scntment, tho misapprehension of those
miseublu weeks broke down in a flood of
tuars "let us set this matter ctraluhi. 1
could not disclose Kulnlio's secret until
everything was satisfactorily adjusted; and
now my reward, If I deserve .viv, must
come not from her, but you, deu'r little
jealous darling. Take these, Jennie"
reaching forward, tin picked up a cluster of
richest, ripest clieriles, and offered llicm lo
her "take these, and promise 1110 that you
will be my dear little wife when chenies
are ripe again!"
ll'lial eonlit she say what could she do
after toruirlnc herself all llieso wretched
weeks with false doubts, fears, and suspic
ious but let her head sink on his shoulder
lit fl Itlt. In,, .if ttl.l.l nMlnlnl l.nKQ
inU held hrr cios until her grief and
shame had sobbed 11 self away; then rail-'
Ine tho little flushed.happy face.be prrssed
il)ion lier lips, "cherry-ri
the long,
lender Ui 4 of beti'jibal
I A grate agitation shaking down a coal
stove.
j lie Irregular In salting,, anil the milk
will show ll in quality,
1 Virtue requires no oilier rrcnm ense
' than the tribute of self-approbation and
respect.
Volltencss l money, which entlches
, not him who dispenses It.
' A swell nlT.ilr hill ttlnga balloon.
' It's a wise cliHJ tli.it tescmblcs its rich-
1 est relative.
I A distant relation A story told over a
tilephotie. wire.
Vfir. l'raj Jlj.-.t tf.ll Us,
The uiinreculcutoil sale of ltociflin's
1 UllltMAN' SYltLT tfitllill II few years, has 03'
j V",iis,lu;'1 '.""' "nr.1'1'. , " u.witlj!"" uo",.t t'10
I 'a.cst tiiiil test remedy ever discovert tl for
,H. mvtW ml ,,,.,1 ,.lm. of CVllg
L'ulds and tliesevent Hi.ii' Doubles. It
t act on un entirely, liilli'icnt 1 rinciple from
ilic usual precripti,iisKiven by I.'iVi... ian,
us it docs not drv. iiiin.L'ouitll und lea'c the
.t; . ..'ii .1'.' - , . . tt
uituMsi-Kiiii 111 uio system, 111. 1 tin tlie cot.
trary remnves ihe ettilsc nflht' trutililc. hca'
the Harts iillcclis hind Unve. them inn I tirolv
' licaltliy isinditioti. A bottle kept lu tl e
house lor use when tlie diseases make their
appearance, will save doitiu'h hills t lid a
lung spell of serious lllncsH. A trial will
convince you nftliesu facts. It is positively
"l! I iy.nl I druggists and general dealers jn"
ihe land, l'rii e,.7o els., Iari;c bottle.
A gentle hint. "At what age should a
man marry?'' asked an old beau of a
charming young lady on whom helnf.ictid
his company. She smiled sweetly ns sho
replied. "Not lu hls.dolage."
Sucklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve, in the woild for cuts,
bruises, soresjiilc.crs.salt ihueni, let or sores,
letter, chapped hands, chilhlnnds, corns,
au.l nil sklu eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. It 1. guaranteed
to give perfer satisfaction, or money re
funded. Price '.'.le. per bow at Thomas'.
A cow that Is poor in thu spring will
not be ot much value as a milker iu tin
following Summer.
Dr.tr net's Magic Ointment-
A sure cure for all boll, hurns.sores.cuts,
llesii wounds, sore nipple, hard and soft
coma, chapped lips and hands.. Price ."U
cents. Sold by druggists. Williams M'f'g.
Co., Prop's., Cleveland, O. Sold by 'I'.
i'ho'.nas, thu druggist.
Tlie conscience
lias to do, not with
lltnejj or esillwy
with right an.', wrong.
or advantage, bu'
Dr. raster's lioot Bitters.
Fir.sler's Hoot Hitters arc not a dram
shop beverage. Hut ait strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act stroimly upon tlie
liver nnd kidneys, keep the bowels open
and regular, cleanse the blood und system
of every Impurity. Sold by druggists, $1.
Al Thomas' dmi: store.
Mrs. Yeast "This Is very nice cake.
Hid you get the recipe outof a cook-book?"
Miss Faissanfeatlier "No; I. made it out
of my head." "You don't say! It h
certainly very light."
Sav34 His Uli
Mr. 1). I. Wilea.tson, of ilor-n Cave, Ky.,
says ho wtif, lor many years, badly sitllict'cd
with Phthisic, also liiabeles; the pains were
almost unendurable und would . sometime
almost lluw htm into eonvulsinnit. lie
tried Klcctrie Hitters mid j,nt iclief from
first liottlo und alter taking six bottles, w,n
entirely cuted, and had Ruined in lle-h
eighteen pounds. Says he positively Le
lievcs he would have died, hal it not'licen
for tlio relief allbnk-d liy Kio-.trio Hitters.
Sold at fifty cents a bottlohyT. IXTliom is'.
Over 0,000 carpenters wept out on
strike iu Chicago Monday morning. They
have iesolyed that nothing shall be done
111 their line until all tho bosses, or at least
the great majority of them, have 'acceded
to their demands eight hours a day and:l.1
cents nn hour.
Wlion Hiby was sick, sro bto Iter Caitorla,
When alio was a Child, sho cried fur Castorla,
When sho be eatns Miss, alls clung to Cutorla,
VTlteu sho hid Children, ha gTothem Castorla
Mill: Cushuiau prints a poem entitled
"Unknown Is Host." Hut how does hillie
know what Is best, If It Is unknown?
Hay Foyer, Asthma. Imnicill.ilo relief.
Fontaine's Cure. For sale byC. T. Horn.
".My heart goes out to tlice," hummed
the gambler, as ho passed Ihe ace of that
j suit under the table lo his "pal."
2s o Cure No Pay. A new depaiturc In
medicine! Fontaine's Great Discovery re
moves the cause of disease; namely, dis
ease germs. This guarantee menus some
thing for "Knowledgo Is power." Fot
sale at Dr. t T. Horn's drug store.
A llestern lec'uier has selected for his
subject "A Had Kgg." Ho says he was
struck with it sonic, tltn- a:o.
Croup, Whooping Cough und Hrouiiiitis
ininiisliately leticvcd bv riluloh' Cure,
Sold .by Dr, Horn, heliiglitotr, and Hiiry,
11 eisicri.
It a cat lias nine lives, what Is the use
of throwing eight bricks at it?
Ciiliirih enrol, heallh and sweet breath
ecureil, bt'Shilnh'sCiitJrrh Itemed v. Pi ice
"ill cents. Nasal Jnje tor free. Sold by Dr.
Horn, Lcliigiiton, and Ilicrv, Wticspnrt,
Oliver ll'cnilell Holmes says lie was
once offered pay for a poem In nralso of a
ceitain stovc-pollsh, but declined. The
slovo-polish man had probably heard Oliver
quoted as a grate poet.
For lame b.iek, side or rhcel, use PlilhJiV
Porous Plaster. Price 'Si cents. Sold by
Dr. Horn, hehighton, and Hiery, Weisspon.
A Suggestion. He (to lady In fiontl
' "-Madam, your high hat ohttructs my view
of Ihe stage." She "ll'hal's tho matter
wilh sitting lu tlie gallery
Shilnh's Cough mid Comnimptloii Cere i
s.ild I iy us on a guarantee. It cuius ,,.
"iinipllon. Sold by Dr. Horn, Lehighum,
and Hiery, Weisij-ort,
A Hostou paper recently published a
communication on "Tho Model Wife,"
and -,000 Huston husbands snore next
morning that they wrotn It.
From Hon. 1C. h. Freeman, Kditnr of
Ww-.khv Visirou, 1vntr.1l Falls, It. I.
"Dr. Sith Arnold's Cough Killer has been
used by myself personally and In me i.miile
i wilh most sntuhictory results. I regard it
as thu best 'mcdicino for the purin.i- fur
acquainted.'' l'nr sale hv all tlruirei.u.
niin-11 11 i rci'unimcnuui Willi tihicli t 11111
IV-he Str. 50e. and Si nn ,Z.r l.ni..
ner lmltl
Mnthr.r.1 ,ilu-,t..u ui... It. c.,1. . 111
-"-.-', - tiii ,-1 riitiiu ii
S'.otliing and (iiiclinc Cordial for chilJren.
A mild cafe tonic. 24V.
X tuss,e w"'' a hoarding steak Is uow
called a "bull light."
A dead certainly: The Hon Plantrr 1.
more act it,-Hunan olUer .ilasle,-o e.iriti
. Kills pain.
ft sr?.
PURELY ITEGETiftELE.
Aro You Bilious?
7t Re7at$- nrzer fttHt f,t ure, I mnit
thctru'ty Tccmitnu n I Jt to alt Ut.ii.lTir frtttii
Uilioui Attiiclt tT nny Disease cxumuI Vy a ui--urbuigsd
tnte of the Urcf.
KANAn(;irv,Mo. W. R. EKRXAUD.
Do You Want Good Digestion ?
1 tattcreJ i.ucmcly with jbW Jitwack, ff,a,.
itMr.ete. A JjishKr who ha-i tAtm bininitni
Ltvcr Keculatcrr, told mc 1c tvas a lure cure for
my. trouble; Tlie first dose J took. rtl;J ftK
very much, And In one week's time 1 Wit M.Mrong
ami hearty a ever I wft. Vj the ltd MdUint
I rt'tr tiwlfttr ViZfiii,
Kichmoku, Vj. JI G.CREXSHAU;
Do You Suffer ftrocx Constipation?
Testimony of Hi it am Wawniusv Chtcf'Justlcejoi
Oa. : T hvc incl Blaimoits Uver RetniLiur
Conciliation of my Howcl , cu-eU by a tern purify
Lernei:incni pi mc -ivcr, ior inc. iai lurrc.ur
four y'cVra, and tflwttySf bith thxUed lr:c.1." '
.Have You Halaiia? e '
I have had e per ence with Simmons J.tvtr Jxf gu
btor since iPSs. .nd regard It as tiiijtrtitt
mttiicin vf tht timet or liscttsef efjtltnr Ja
malarial regicnt. So guud ja nicdianc dvcryu
universal commendation. ' 1
Rev M. B.WIIAUTON.'
Cor. Scc'y Southern Baptist Theological beialnary.
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