The Carbon Advocate,
A'ft INJIRPKNIIKNT FAMILY NKWHrArER Put)
llshod every Saturday In I-ehlcIUon,
Carbon County, Pennsylvania, by
I-iarl-y V. Moi'lliimdi?-, .tr.
BANK STUBKr.
$100 Por Yoar in Advance'
Best advertising .medium u tlie county,
llvei-?-description of Plain andTancy
job printing
At very, low prices. Wo do not hesitate to say
iname.are lienor eqwpicu man any wiiicr
printing eafabllshlncnt In this sevttufi'
to do flrst-tlass Job-work, lit all
Its branches, at low prices.
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Professtol & Business Cards.
Horace Hey tit?
ATT CRN1 BY AT JjAW,
OirViOE:-The'no'3mrecenliy ocSapled by W. M,
llapshc'r.
fiYliK STREET, - - LKHItSHTOK. PA,
j, liar bo tonjo!td'ln Kikl(sn And German.
July 4-'y
W. M. Rapshcr,
A'tTdRNEV' and COUNBEtiLOh ti$ LAW,
AND IStSTKICT ATTOENEYi
First doir above th'tSMaristori House',
M'AUCIT CitWNrf; -- - PKNS'A
i nto!niiLIv u
riecjJeiits a secelaity,
May bo consulted In
Engussi ana uennan.
nov. -.u-yi
H. V. MorthinYor, Sir.,
NOTAllY rUBLlb", r
Ortrcn'i "'Carbon. Advocate; '" Office,.
SANK STltfettT, - - - tEIIKJHTON.
All business pctfaliilhg to tbo olHce will receive
jffimpt altatillMr. marlts
O. V, jflointop,
Instrubt'or in Mtrsic,---
liobblns' American Classical Methods a special'
tj. Terms moderate. mis 14-tf
Henry Noliv
i AT THE CAUBOif flbuSE IS NOW
BiniiiS an Accomiiiofaiiofl 'Bus,
-BETWEEN TIIE
Hotels and L. V. Depot.
rWJes called tor at tlielr Itonies by Leaving or
, dors at any of the hotels,
ftrll 2, 1SS7
W. G. M. Solplcy
1'IIYStCIAir' AND SUltGfc'ONi
GTbtJTH STREET, - - - IlEIIIGilTON.
Mav be consulted" Ih'tftiglijli Mill Herman.
Rectal attention given to ilynecolosy.
..Office HrfCitSi Ffbnl 14 Jit. to 2 V. M.,and
rrbmtoOP,M,
mar. 3l-yl
F A. Habenoldi D. D. S.,
rfiiAJibit'ori'iCH i-MJver .1. W. Kaudcnbusli's
Liquor Store",
Hank street, leuigiitoit.
dentistry inVlI Its branches. Teeth IMrUcted
nlthout Pain, (las administered whejf requested.
.Otllco lS-tys WKlSN'KNISAYof each week.
P.O. adfrVss, LlTzr.NBl'IKl,
Jan 3-yl l.clilgh cQimty, Pa.
W. A. Cortright, D4- D. S.y
oVi'iCic'i Opp. tho ' Broad way'llouse,"
SoXdWAY, - - MATJCIt' CHUNIC.
patients have the beWfttnf tho latest liifprbvc
itrents In Mecluyilcal Appliances and tho Best
Methods of Treatment In alt Surgical Cases.
."&YE- And er.
Dr, G-. T. FOX-
Visits' Jlslsiitawn rosulariyoH'TlrtjUXnAY of
MB Week. Tracllco llinlted'to
Diseases' of the Eye atid Eav'.
flfflc at Hayden'i American llotcl. nnd'Omco
Hsmri tj-etn-0 A: JH: toi-W P "Ml AIsd attends to
Attraction of the1 Eye for the proper adjustment
J Ulasses, and for the Belief and Curu of Optl
fl Defects.
jMralp be consulted at hlsoftlco, Jn BATH,
wiiisday and Saturday ct iftidlrwt-tle, at BAN
0 it on Monday', ah-J 'at E ASTON on Tuesday of
Men wek. Jan 2-yt
CARBON HOITSE
JONATHAN KISTLEBj'- - PP.OPltri:TOIt,
BiVvTSmEEf, L'tiliaiiTox.
T)ie Caibon House offers llrsl-cluss accommbda
Hons to the tr clhif: public. Iloarillutr by the
iay or week on reasonable terms. Cho'tfu Clears,
Wines ami Liquor; always on hand, (iood Sheds
tad SUL'lcs, with very attentive Hostler, at
Uxht. aprlo-yl
iACKERTON HOTEL,
Midway between Mnuch Chunk i'j Ililghton,
LEOPOLD MEYKU, ntOP'B,
PACICEttTON, - rtitMi.
Tjllt'well-known Hotel (s admirably refitted, and
has tbe best accommodation for permanent and
transient boarders. Excellcia Tables and the
Very best Liquors. Stables nttnt hi'd. scptc-yl
MANSION HOUSE,
Opposite L. & S. Deiiot,'
BAH 10 8TREET, LEillGHTON,
0. II, HOSt, Pl-Qt'ltlETOIt,
This bouse offers Kist'-cliiss nccommolations for
transient and permanent boarders. It lias been
newly renttedltrallttsdepartmcuts.and Is locat
ed In. one of the most picturesque puitlons of the
boteftsh?- Tetpis moderate, ifr- Tho BAB Is
supplied "Itli the choleVst" Wines, Liquors and
Clears. Fresh Lager on Tap. npr 17-yl
W. A. PET
Announces to Ills friends and tho rntbllr Rener
sjlly, that he has now open for tbelanvmuioda.
tlon his new and uandsoiqtdy fiiruTsht'd
RBS'T'AlB ANT,
-Jett dbor to the 1st National' Bank, BANK ST.,
lUhljihton', and thatltols notv prvpated to turn
jSi Flnt-class
Meals' at Short Xoticel
rtiaBarls supplied with the bct Wines, Fresh
taire
1 1nvited to call,'
aecr Beer ami cnoice cigars, lou are cordial-
lijir 2t-yl
l. KISTLER
ltesptcttally alihotint'e'l tii'rtie niildlb that he has
opened a NEW LIVEHY STABLE, andthat he is
now prewired to furnish Teams for Funerals,
Weddings or Business Trips on the shortest no
tice and most Mitral terms. Orders left t the
'Aiuruou House win ii'A--eiie iirunrpi uueniion,
Sl'AHLES ON NOR-JII 8TREET,
next the Hotel, Iihlghton. Jani2-yi
T. J. BRETNEY
itespeCttuliy announces to the Merchants of
hlghtnn and others' that lie Is now preiwred to
do aU kinds of
Hatjmng of Fheight, Excess
Matter' and Baggage
stl verV rfuiAnhaVilA nrl(p. Ttviirnmnt nttntlhn
Wall orders h hopes to merit a share of nubile
nairoiuirc. jiosiaeucei comer oi tine aim iron
bttvet, Lehlshlon,
. Orders left at Sweeny & Ron's Sbrner Store
iu reoua promiit attedlion.
Wf,1?,l T. J. BHF.TNEY
$l.QO a Year in Ad-vrarico.- INDEPENDENT--" Live and ket kifre." when ftbt' paid in Advance.
VOL. XV., No. 37.- Lehighton, Carbofl Oouhty. Piina., J&y 30, 1887.. . Singlb dopiee 5 OphVa.
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Iiohight'on Business Dlrootory.
m W Uttllt?Vmt(atI ltinlrlrot urTn("loa'iln
J. dealer In choice 'bVHnds of whfjktes, gin-,
uranuics, nitres, ws. n raironage soiicuen.
ESBANG'S TlHAVlKO SALOON, opposite tho
AuvxrcAYR Office, is headquarters for
snavingnno. uaircutiing. cigars ot wuaceo soiu,
GO TO FBS. ItODEBEU, under the Exchange
Hotel, Bank street, for a smooth ehavo or a
fashionable hair cut. tw Closed on sunaay s.
X J. KUTZ, Bank street, manufachirtr of
U cnoice uranus oi cigars auu neaier hi mi
kinds of tobaccos and smoker's novelties. Call.
PU11'.1V iliioi, 4anis sircoi, uruioi 111 iauic.
gents, in lsses add children's boots.slioes and
supucrs, repairing promfniy aiicuueu iu. mu.
JAMES WALP, lSanlk streit, steam. n'eiteTS.
stoves, wit kinds of tinware. Hoofing and
spouting a specialty. Yonr patronage solicited.
T S. iCOCH, Jiank sXftfs. manufacturer of
jLa ciioice oramis oi lliivana cigars, ah mnas
of smoker's supplies coustanlly on hind. Call.
PF. CLARK, lager brtrliaB and restaurant,
. opp: square, Bank streot. Choice wines and
liquors and cigars. Fresh lager always on tap.
p H. H'l'llll uhMn and rektnurant. Bunk
J . street, headquarters for fresli lager beer and
other annus, uuoica cnuiuies always on nana.
Sit. GILHAM, attorney at la and notary
. nubile, Bank street. May Uo consulted In
lingllslinnducrman. iischok collecting agency.
CB. KHOADS, Ag't,, Ilahk Street, dealer In
, dry goods, notions, Classware, queenswar-p.
and groceries. t3arSharo of patrom.'ge sollcted.
THE CARBON ADVOCATE OFFICE, Bank
Strict, plain and fancy Job printing n spccl
ly. APVooatk one dollar per year lu advance
TIHJ I.fCdlGH WAGON CO.,. Limited, factory
uh Bank street,, manufacturers il butclier,
baker, milk, truck and exprefs wagons UKl
REASElt & llt'SS, wholesale and retail con
fectioners. Bank street- Picnics and parties
supplied. Your patronage Is cordially solicited.
ROCHESTER BOTTLING HOUSE, Thos. J.
Beck, Bank street, lager beer, ate, porter,
ginger ale, &c. Your orders are solicited..
10. .1 STRAUS'?; .Mahoning streot, fresh
J. milk and cream (fellUKed every, morning.
All klndsof vegetables In season. Low prices.
O TO REISER'S
DKUU H1UIIK,
SOUTH BANK STREET.
EXCHANGE HOTEL, Bank street, Thomas
Mautz, propi lewt. ("oath to and from de
pot. Kales reasunaupj lor regular trausiei traue
EEU11EN FBNSTEEMACHElt, Lehigh street,
dealer In dry goods, notions, provisions,
gi ocerlcs, quecnaw are, ce. rauonage soucucu.
MBS. IistljClnnsailSKY, LehlKh street. Is
hcadqibtrters for dry (roods, notions, pro
visions, groceries, Se. tsgl'atronago solicited.
B
EST SODA WATER
AT THOMAS' imuu siuiiK.
BANK STREET.
The Secret Societies.
KG. E., meet Monday pvcnlng of nacliwceU
. In Isabel's Hall. Eagle's Cordially Invited.
JOHN D. BERTOLETTE POST, Nd. Hi, (1. A.
It., second nnd fouith Thursdity evenings of
each month, In Ruber's Hall, Comrades Invited.
if J01IJ? LENTZ CAMP, ti$ 35, S. of V..
t' 'o.- Dlv.. U. S.. fneet Wednesday even
III lieber's Hall. Al. Campboll, Captain.
In
Iffi 0. T., meet Friday night of each week In
. Bebtr's. J lalli'BiiiiH street, at 7:30 o'clock. All
Templars liivitedV A. W. Houy.C.T.
M.
it. C-Ai; meet every evening, except Sun
il:iv,. f J-Miiml:iv iiftprnimu lectures free.
Kemerer's hall. 3Br-Yon are cordially Invited.
OUr OhurahBs'.
ETHODIMT EPISCOPAL. South Bank street,
Sumjay cervices ul lo.n. in., ami ..M p. in.,
day Stjiool 2 p. m. Wm. Ma.ioii, Pastor.
Sun
TRINITY LUTHERAN, Iron street, Sunday
services, 10 a. in., (German), 7.00 p. m.. (Eng
lish). Sunday school 2 p.m. .1. If, KutiElt.Pastor.
EFOBMED, Ili)f;rr street, Sunday services
at in ir. in.. (German). 7.30 i. in.. (English).
Sunday schoel 2 p. in. G. W. StmiTZ, Pastor
EVANGELICAL. South street, Sunday serviced
at 10 a. in., (German), 7.30 n. m., (English),
Sunday school 2 p. m. G. W. Or.D'Ss, Pastor.
CATI 10 L1C, comer Northampton and Coal
.Streets, services every Sunday morning anil
eillllg, llKV. 11ASIMACKK, I'.ISUir.
T.
s s I
Centraf Drug Store,
Oi'rTil'lJ PUBDIti's'QUARE
Bank- Street, Lcliighfoh; Pa.,
Is prepared for. the R" tj M M 1! It' TIIADE
wiiii u iresu supjuy ui
Drugs-and- MecTicineaj'
Choice Wiiibs" Sc Liquors.,
Cigars, etc.
Prescriptions carefull? con'iiib'un'ded af all hours
of ftifday or nlgliL
Puiriiihe 6'F
-AND--
Library & Stand Lamps,
in all styles', and" tyt all prices.
Spectacles
fitted to the c3?e and satisfaction
guaranteed.
Stoves,
TinWare,
Heaters aiic
Ranges,
In Great Yariety at
Samuel. Graver's
Popular Store,- Bank Street.
Roofing; and' Spouting a special
ty. Stove repairs furnished .
on short notice. Prices
Iteasonahle ! !
3- i -jD-
WALL PAPERS
WeiSsport Mwi Bireclory.
J. 0. ZERN, M. W. U KUTZ, M. D,
PilW. ZEKN
XJ
PhV-eibians & Siircreons.
OPI'ifiK at the resldenco of Dr. Zenr, Wl.Re
strcci, noissiwri.
All calls, tor snrglcal or rndfcal'trBat'hJiCTitwlll
receive prompiaiieuvioir. inayii-s.-ti
-JAUKY SEiVELL,
The tyislssjroH Bakery,
Fresh Bread and Cakes ci i-ry day. Delivered In
Lehighton and Mauch Ch'unk 'every TueWaj,
Thursday and Satu'rday. rcPlcnlct, Parties,
CamiVMoctlnilr, Weddings, Funerals luppllcd at
short notice. august7,87-ly
"JJIKANKLIN IIOl'SE,
EAST WEISS1;0RT, PENN'A.
This hoiiio offers first-class acconunodaltons to
the pcrtnansnt boarder dHil transient guest,
Tanle prices, -only One Dollar per day.
aug7-iy J6ii itp.iinio, Proprietor.
jQEAta, THE JEWELER.
All Kinds of Jewelry !
Sclooi Boob aafi Stationery.
augsut7,8(S-ty.
THE
Welsspsrt, Carlson County, Pcsn&.,
Henry Ohristman, Proprietor.
The public Is respectfully Informed that this
well-know houso lias been refilled and Improved
ion nrsi rate, ami aoic 10 luruisii iue vt'iy oesi
tecum IllUUilllUll.l ul uu KUIUS,
A Livery Stable
In connection with the ho(cl, with ample means
to accommodate wedding parties, funerals and
hl.i.in n u.i.L'm. u III, ta'l In Imtiiu
III connection Willi (ho hotel Is u FINE POOL
ROOM handsoiitefy fitted uj1. ApittS 87Iy
OENTS WASTED !
TO SELL Tlife' NEW
Improved Western Washers
An nnn TTrtr in tto i
And salQs constantly Increasing. It tiositlvely
leads tht'fn nil. Buy no other. Vrlto for terms.
A A HON F. SNYDER, MIe's. Agt..
augl3-ly Welsspbrij Caibon Co., Pa.
I have Just opened aCojl Aard In connection
wmi mviioiei in wr.issruiiT vinere can
i constantly be found nil sizes of tho
Best of Goal!
at prices fully as low as the lovfpst. Glveir.o
trial and bo cufii ttirfeil.
Heffry Chri'sfman,.
Port Allen House, Weiss'pbrt.
Kalrbanl.'i'filatfdarii Stfaliis' iff tjonncctlon
December 18, ISSGly I
For Newest' Designs and Must Faitjlonablo
Styles of
DRESS GOOt)S,
DRY GOODS;-G-ROCERlJiS,
PRovisros.
SILVERWA'I, &c, &c.
GO TO
B. H, SNYDER,
Bank Sfr"6ct, Lehjjjlrton.
Goods guaranteed and prTdttf al lovt as else
where for tlioriinid (JUality1 of goods.
Julv 18, 1885' iy
ALIV THE NEWS !
The Carbon Advocate.
1.00 Per Year.
Single dpies, J'lVE Ceiits.
Advertise1
in the Advocate.
House mid Lot for Sale.
One-halt uif, w x 189 feet, situate on
Ichigh Street, near the New Round
Houhcs. uoon which Is erected n pnrwl
two-story Frame House, 16x22 feet. A never
falling Well of IMre Water, and ,a number of
choice Fruit Trees and Vines on tbe Lot. A nice
home for a small family. For terms, &c call at
U1S liHWH ADVOCATE VlBft, lURX IVOei.
lis 2C-U
lrT ..JK'Vv''
T S THE i
J Carton Atatelf! ,
CSs- And got all tlio latest nerfs, 53l
K25 Inclttdliig Interesting New 9o
Cajr York and Vitslrln?ton let- C?
H ters. Tou bbttar join idb.
1 It Is tins che.apcst, laYg'ost
I and flEST weekly paper iu
I the Lehleli Vallev. Try It.
Only $1 a Year.
I Uiroulaflon, Jk
THE OLD FIREPLACE.
JiV J. N. MATTItftWa.
The blessed old flrcplacel how blight It np'pcars,
As back to my boyhood I gazo,
tS'cr tho desolate wasto 6f Jhose Va'nlthlng years,
From the slooin of tffos'o lone latter days)
Its lips &)i5as ruddy, Its heart Is as warm
To my fancy, to-night' as of yif 0-,
Whoii wo cnddlcd around It and smiled at the
storm,
As It showed Its nnVto teeth at the door,
i remember the airpto that wooed tlio rVd flame
Tilt the blood bdlblcd out of Its check.
Arid the passlinato popcorn that smottiortd its
sliaino
fill Its heart spilt Apart with a shriek;
t rtmeinocr the Greeks and the Torjans who
fought,
In their shadowy iliapeg orl the wall,
And the yam In thick tallgtcs, my Anger's held
tnuntr,
While my mother was wtudlng tbo ball.
I remember the est that lay coty and curled
By tho Jamb whore tho flainea flickered high,
And tile sparkles the Of 41hcs of winter that
whirled
Up the flue, as tho wind whistled by;
I remember the bald-headed,baudy-lcggcd tongs
That frowned like a fiend in my face,
In a lYiiv of passion, repeating the wrongs,
They had borno In the old llrcplacc.
I remember the stenm from tho kettle that
breathed
As soft as the flight of a soul,
The long handled skillet (ia.t spluttered and
adltinil
With tho batter that liurflcnfd Its bowl:
I remember the mstv, Identical nail.
Where the criminal pot-hooks uero hung;
The dragon-faced andirons, tho old cedar pall,
The goe.rd.aitd the peg where It hung-,
Bubthe fire has died out op thoold cabin hearth.
Thp wind clatters loud thro' the pane,
And tbo dwellers -tlie've llown to the end of the
earth,
Atid 111 gazo 1111 It never again
A fur-gct-mc-not grows In tho mouldering wall,
The last, as It were, of Its race.
And the shadows of night settle downllko n pall
On the stones of tho old !lro-p).tce;
WHY DID SHE DO IT?
lir CLYI1K IlAYSIOJfl).
"HTiat alls ypu; Mark, my toyf If'liy,
you ate positively moping! I suspect Do
lores lias something to do with It. If so,
why don't you speak at price af4 put an
end tp a this rivalry? You have my hearty
sanction, I'm sure. Nothing could please
me mora than to seo my lovely ward become
your bride."
"I am sorry your hopes qro doomed to
disappointment, Mr. Jlowartlj" says a
younger tolc'fl,- sad; almost stern with re
pressed pain atil passion. "1 hayc already
asked her, and Ueefs'fef used r'
"Kciuseiii sno lias refused -j-ou" in a
tone of unbounded surprise and disappoint'
nient. "I thought ll liy, Mark, I w'as
positive she cared for you. JKhy did she
do It?"
"Il'liy?" Cclrbe4'tlie'olier, with' a short,
hard laugh. "My dear sir, does Miss Fcn-
more usually condescend to give her reasons
for breaking a man's heart" rd)y. I
think" with quiet but IntonsS'liltterncss;
"she finds It so very easy to lead us poor
devils on until we arc ready to stake tbo
hopes of a lifetime on a single word from
those beautiful lps df lcrs. Vfa get ltj:it
is Strtotly', -pathetically spyketi, but it is
'no,' all' the" same, and 'tliat settles It
with mo, at least. J'ra goin? west to-morrow."
Tbe figure sitting so quietly beside the
opcnVlntlow, looking thought fully out in
to the soft, warm'shadoiys of tho early au
tumn evening', gives a'haff stait its Mark
Vcrncr's'scornful words fall stiligtfjgly up
on her car, amT a'awlft, hot flush crimsons
the loyely facH fr-owcliln to forehead.
"I'm golng west to-nforrow," s tlieab
rubt cfulh:'C;of ft all. And she repeats the
words below ber brcatb, the hot color fad
ing from ber cbeek as swiftly as It came,
her great dark eyes dilating with a look of
unutterable rjsln,'
"Going to-nidrfoif and f earinbf tell
hlml" she murmurs, huskily.
Tbo Ivory fair Iti ber band Blips' from it
and drops npbrf- the 1do unheeded, there
Is a slight, slmdU'sring rustle of tbo silken
dlnuei-Mreis sfiii wears, and then tho golden
bead falls' ionvard and touches tbe broad
wliidoSv.slll, and for thi next few irjolqents
Dolore"s'Fenmfare Is dc.i'l' alike to-tlio pain
or pleasures of tbo world around ber.
It Is ber guardian's Voice thatarquses'lier
at last.
"Dolores! Dolorcsl" be is calling anxi-
nsly. "Wliat cats' ba the matter? Wake
up, child, tlie dinner-bell Is linging!"
She opens ber eyes In a bewildered way,
and looks about her. The room is flooded
with gaslight now, and she remembers that
It wa fq! of shadows whetr she felt ber
senses fcaVlriifricr'.
"I I must have fallen asleep," she
stammers, flushing as she sees Mark Vom
er stanUIng near. "What is It, guardy?"
"It is dlnnef;" be retorts in bis light,
cheery way;' "and as you are not suflicieut
ly wide o'wako yet to bo' ah' entertaining 1
companion for any one else, J bVd better
take you In myself."
And,- as bo draws her arm within his
own, he asjdi, In a lowered voices
"Tliere ls'&'uow guest lrarc'to-nlgtit, Do-'
lores one but little expected and still less
desired', and lyoU'regantmy wishes In the
matter, yolf will' not lllrt with, blm, oren
couraRe bis attentions In tlie'Ieast. f don't
like the rnan, and low lie managed' to wring
an InWtatldh froiii' me I can't Understand
myself; but I bad almost forgotten It when
Ab! there bo Is nbw, comlnc; this wav
Roger Congdonr11
"Roses' Cotssdonr'
Dolores ptits ber band sudd'shly to' bet
heart, and ber bPii'utlful fair face grows
white as death. IS tit she quickly recovers
herself atid goes through the Introduction
that follon's' w'lth' tbe polished east) and
grace of tier usual bearing'.
She can'fcel'tlid keen gare of those bold
black ejes bent daringly upon ber face
again and again', and' detect tle yeilec!
meaning iu Ills pretty speccbfes,as tlio'pa'r-
ly laugh and chat around the elegantly-ap
pointed dinner table. But she shows uo
sign of It In tlife bright smiles and brilliant
repartee with' which shefaVors him exactly
as she would any other" stranger RUCst,
In tho drawing-room htl'strolls gratefully
oyer to ber side as she stands by tbe piano
trying to' select a song from' the' piled-up
music-sheets.
"Let me assist You," he says politely,
bending near ber.
Then, with bis bold, handsome face al
most touching the golden' head bent over
.the music, be tuidcnlf whispers:
"Aro you glad to tee mo frer, D6lorci,
dear?"
v'IIow,dare you comb Here?" snerctorls,
without lifting her licAd; but lie can seo a
tfcallct spot beginning to blaSe In tbo fair
cheek so close to bliss.
"Dare?" lie ocUtfes, with a low, Irritating
IMigli. "I dare because I lovo you. And
ttf-bflsldes" h'o goes oq llowly, watching
Ber averted face, "I Intend to claim you, as
1 should liive done long, long ago, my dar
ling.."
Neverl" She lifts her bead now, and
ber great, dark eyes look squarely Into lls,
full if unutterable scorn, but not ono sgn
ttf fear. "Sooner than go with you 1 will
dare the worst. I will brave exposure, dls-
graco, the world's opinion. I dtly you!'
Her voice Is low and leisp and vibrates
with a passionate forcp Uillt; foran instant,
snakes blm quail,
Her dark eyis Arc blazing, and a crl'tbson
spot burns like Arc In either check.
Ho lddks at her for a inoiileiitlri wonder
lt)g admlralifiii, tien
"We shall sec," lie driswors confidently.
with it graceftil, lionchalatlt slmig of bis
broad shotililers. "I'll wait until the end
of shy visit,, though I've 110 notion of spoil-
that by creating a 6ceno such as ydur Words
Imply. OJd Howard's shooting is to good
by far; and it Isn't every day it fellow llko
mo can get tbo run of bis p'arks and a
chance at llis choicest game. Uy Jovelthn
old fallow Is about as cxalusivo as an Eng
lish lord. Hut you'd better make up your
mind to yield gracefully, Dolores, for I tell
you I shall certainly claliq yoU before I
leavps Don't krtQw as I over should have
caro'd tb, only I heard you httd bocpnlo a
great beauty and bad a rich old gddrd'lan."
The only answer to his long, but lightly
delivered spepcli Is a slnglo glanco of with
ering confeulntj rind llicn sho goes calmly
back to the ekaiiilnatloil b'f her uiuslc, and
ho Is fdrced tb saunter away from ber vi
cinity, since sbo utterly refuses tp npticc
lilm again.
A liintlpg-p.irty Is friade isp for tlio'fol
lowlul; day, and Mr. Cougdon takes" good
caro H1.1t he Is not overlooked lit the ar
rangements,
Afto'r all" early breakfast tbe hunters start
off in splendid form; and Dolores stands on
the veranda waving them good-bye, with
as brilliant a light la her dark fyes and an
sweet a. smile on her lovely llpVas tliotigh
her h'eArt wore not slowly breaking;
A pi-oiid; sad; yearning look" copr.es Into
thoso beautiful cvbs as they wdtch Marl:
Vcrnof ilde itw'iy with tlie rest, sitting Ills
horse with such proud, manful grace.
"It is his last day here,'' she thinks, w ith
a bitter, beart-brcakjiig sigh. ''Ho leaves
to-night, and 1 cannb't, dare not, tell him."
Then her glance wanders, ngatnst ber
will, to the dashing.disolule-iookiug horse
man jit bis rigltt,-
A111I, as she looks, lie turns i'nfils saddle,
catches tho glitter of her gold hair as tho
morning sutillgbt touches It, and waves her
a gay farewell, with his mocking, defiant
smile. ,
Dolores passes thp looming hoqrs dreari
ly onough witB' herliftaVy heart f&r com
pany. Sho does not expect the hungers to return
before datkSt'Ks' drives thcsri'tnl but hohrs
befofe that tlm'e tliey do return, a' garland
solemn group, bearing a lifeless burden
homo.
Dolores has gone to'tlm veranda tcTmect
tdem, wonderlrtSf wlrtit could have hastened
their return' Aa they com'o t stealer, she
leans heavily against the'raillng a'isd her
faco grows while with terror.
"Soirifcthlng has happened," she mur
murs falnlly. "Qtiardy! Mark! Oh, Heav
en I what can It be?"
Hut In af minute i&ate she knows,
"It Is Itoger Congdori'" iler guardian
says, riding up and answering the terrified
question In her eyes. "Poor fellow! I'm
sorry sibw that I spoke 111 of him. He was
too reckless had sonit liquor In him, I
think, and'did some oftho'wildcst' exploits
you ever heard of. t warned blto, but no
use; and notv thii poor fellow is dead)''
Kyery one sees tlfo dpatli-like whiteness
that sweeps oyer the girl's bSatillfpl', dark
face; cyory one notices hqW she sVaggers
and clutches tlirt fnlHng for support; but no
ono wmtdere at it, tlie horror of It all is
enough to unnerve tho strongest man.
It is only when slip sees Mark Vcrner
leavd'the g'r'otip a"qd go' Int'd tbe hohsa that
she arouses from her trance-like stupcr.
"MvGodl"sbo thinks half wildly, "he
is golpg assay. I must seo bim first. I I
can tell him now I"
She finds bins alone, pacing lip and down
tho great, cmlity dra-nisrg-room.
Mr. Verncr," sho says, stopping at a
llttlo dlstanco nnd speaking' with trembling
hastf, "I know you aro going to-day, but
I I have something 1p tell J'our first, about
tho answer 1' pave' you yesterdayi"
"Weill" ho sajs briefly, with' a -half-
scornful smile as bo pauses In bU walk to
listen.
Tills afc'cld'eht d'reaUfol' a's' It Ishas
left sno frcef td'say what I could not say
then, what I would never "
lie wheels wheels aboutand starts at her
blankly, bclletlng tiat fright has turned
her mind,
'Free wlmtdo you sncan, Miss Fen-
snore? What could he, that strarnjer,a man
llko that,-be to you?1'
"EvprythipSi J't nothing," slie returns.
lifting lies' golden1 head witb'son)e'.hlng of
her old pride and decision'. He was sny
husband Walt listen'. Mark Vomer, aiid
theu judge me as you1 will."
'lliflV In disjointed, haHlnKrtlitencesshe
tells hlnl all her story:' how the handsome
adventurer,- who has just met his doom,
lured Iter from her boarding-school to a se
cret tsiarriage years ago when' she was bht
fifteen.
How lie had soon' deserted her, and how'
he hsd come to claim her at last, having
IcaTiled' of ber social success and her real
standing as the ward and prospective heir
ess ot a wealthy man'.
'T was tesnnted to kcep'tbe secret a se
cret JdMrer," sho ends, with a stifled sob,
when I saw him lying dead, I believe
tlicre Is no living witness now to that mad
marriage, and tho certificate has always'
beed iu my own keeping. But I could1
riot deceive you, Mark, and If you care"
'Myarllng!'' he says, taking one treui-.
tiling band little' hand In his warm clasp.
"Give nse exactly the answer now that you'
would have given yesterday had j'ou been
just I believed j'ou a maiden 'heart-whole
sijtI7Dcy-lrr"
Sho frc"sftatcd for ono little Distant,
warm. Beautiful bldsh dyeing- her fair
check, and a deep; Impassioned light glow
ins 1st her splendid ejes.
Then:
"I lovo you, Mark," slfe Vvlltspcrs shyly.
"That would hnye beesl sliy artswcr."
Without a word ho opens hs anus, alii,'
for ono sweet t)0rncnt, sfd nestles happily
against bis heart.
Then slip s-tirts &HY, ft'rnemlicrlng tis'a
solcnsnltvoi tbe strange turn In their lives.
"Shall I tell my guardian?" sho askV.np
pealing to hlnl with a tender confidences
that proves ber love.
"JNo," ho answers, tatter a moment's
thought. "Tho sSciel Is our own; let It
remain so. That you shared it with lii'e',
when you snlght so easily have kept Hform
me, Is quite enough."
There Is one thing Mr, Howard cannot
understand, add that Is Use reason why
Dolores has til ber wedding-day a wliolo
year distant.
But that she lid's" cons'e'n'tcii to marrv
Mark at all Is quite enough to reconcile;
him to what he c4ls "a vyonrari's vllssr,"
TUiTBEiT sideT"
Most families arc proud of the perfec
tions df their Various members, and rptusc
tq seo their faults, liqwevcr giaHslg they
may be in tho eyes of otbeh).
Hcsv much of this self-deceptidn exists!
Of the stckly-mluded, pinched -and nar
row prudo for whom nothing Is good
enough, and who duds lutriiqp'riety where
uo one eise noes, her people, living In a
fool's paradise so far as lief nature aud
constitutioil gd, say admiringly:
"How full of nice feeling eho IspHow
perfectly refined a"rid pure I"
ur tpo nod add forward girl, ber sister.
who' l talking nonsense, and svorso than
nonsense, from sssomlng until night, they
say:
"So full of yo'uth'fitl spirits, you' ksToV.so
dellclously girlish and frank."
Of tho extravagance which is eulogized
as gencrdsltyi' aslrt tile liafdnees which Is
labeled common-sense; of the weakness
which Is womanly tenderness, and tho sel
fishness which Is business faculty; of the
meanness which Is good managcment, tho
flippancy which is clpycrness, and the
.stupidity whluVIs caUlibn and wlso reserve;
of tlie flattery' vvlilcfi is the'swe'e'f Itlito'iTof
affectlonatencss and simplicity, and tlie Ill
nature whiclj Is candor when it Is' ho't a
stern but heroic sensS of truth haye wo
not all seen instances' of thesis mistakes
atflbng our acquaintances?'
Sometimes tlsesc creations of fanefast a
llfetimo; at 0lliefs, they soon dissolve into
nothingness-,- leaving desolation in the
hearts oWiose who believe iu them.
Hut, In the end, all save tho hopelessly
weak and spiritually self-indulgent are" bet
ter pleased td rVcrtfinlzp things' for' what
they are than to remain deceived by hopes,
betrayed by fancy, loving a creature which
does not exist out of their own mind, and
living in a paradise of content no more; real
than the good angel who made It,
COINAGES OI1 THE flRAW.
"Wd' sit down In'some quiet nook, on a
still day, when' hardly a sound may be
heard, ahd when the voice's of tho outer
world dppear to bo welf-n'fgh bushed to st-
lerite.'ahd, favored by outward conditions,
we fall llitd a stVCrle.
Abstracted from'-that tfulor world'. Imago
n tt ah I . ,' ... I.V. . . . .
iwuiiu id luujecieu irons wituin, out
ward up'6tt 0U"r Intell'lgence; which occas
ionally' may' a'ctually fancy it sees vlvldlv
thp pbccU It iflsplitys', or thai t hears tlie
eo'finlis which old memsrles so clearly bring
before it.
A tunc hummed softly awakens a thous
and memories; tbo singer1 of' olden days
comes before us In all the reality df exist
ence; the surroundings are reproduced' w'i'tli
faithful exactltudettbe most trifllnar details
come boldly intq the foreground of thought;
a ribbon, a bracJlet, the pattern of a carpel.
tho hue of a drew these, and a thousand
other details nro rifclu'r'M Ofit with truest
fidelity rand the story is acte'd before our
eyes so faithfully, that it Is with a start of
wonderment wo suddenly comeback to the
workaday wpild, to find, 'lt was but a wak
ing dreanr,"
Nor call' wo refuse to consider the Infltv
euce of repetition nnd habits as a prcdoui'
Inatlng cause of sue!) abstraction and rev'
erle.
, Who" does n'6t loibW- trie "dTCntsjer" of
cyery-day life, or it may bo tire poet or
poetaster, rapt In a mantle of thought;
which defies the penetration of mundane
things; and within which be sees and bears
a universe of his own?
A near gradation'', Irbsveycr,- brings sis
within' ratoge of the "hallucination" asid
"llns'slon" wber the creatures and coinages
of the braiu are projected with more than
marked effect, aud In bolder relief than be
fore, NMv ft Is Sata-n tempting a' "Luther a
very devil In the flesh, with whom thb re
ligionist converses asn) arguos, whotti he
defies loudly and persistently, ahtl'al whose
heall ttje Irate rtforrner throw's his Ink
I10111 a' proceeding typical, linfdcd, of the
extinction of many demon's by the sweet
ness and light of peiiCll and peri.'
Then it may bb a St. Anlhoqy struggling
with' an evil spirit of sclisuaHly, or with
actual' dein'ohs' who clmstlse Kim cruelly.
Oris'lt Jbattof AfS wh'o'l's adnionished
by "Our I.a'dy of llellmonl" to succor ber
country, arid to take toart)sforstsdefense;
or It Is the ninlliT,- ptostVatd lii' pious ec
stacf beforp the shrine of Brahma', his vis
ions', realities, mid his fancied converse
with' the A'lnHgtlty One traVssform'ed thus
luto a dread reality.
A baWf-rbonS the s'AtVsiSrv.
Transported for life the riSatf who
marries happily,
Tastes differ Especially tlib ta'sto of
Castor oil and kisses.
A nlre'hbW do' you' do tb friendly
saliitatiqn'of x ps'ettygirl.'
Marrying by proiyls What may be con.
slderpd q'prdxy-matd bliss. i
Wheri' you embrace your pWtty celi'.In
can she be called'' strained relatldii? 1
-Tsvo tidys who cannot agree the po
liceman's Billy and thp cracksman's Jim.'
my,
Vhen'thtf kpight cf Old' waited to pro-
tect bis girl he put his armor round her.
-In dry weather a farmer alts in the
barer door arid' Walts for something- to
turnip.
"Sarah Bernhardt drlcks stout; but
she doesn't look It," says a theatrical con-itempora.n1.'
-iHc "And rtly I sep folic' fatlier to
morrow, dear?" She "To?, 1 snfsposc it's
tq late tq seo lilni ta-iflglii?"
Every one admires br.Vory1, but tnassy
a big, lstirly Uiatiis a'fraid qf tho woman
who tlfciubles at tVe sight of a mouse.
"SVliy a sna.n lioots his dog, but siicicly
shoes his hen, has sleyer been precisely
detcrl'nincd.
Ths BtttlsfnfDEtatbs En J'.
Tile beginning of dtscaso Is 11 slight debility or
disorder of some of tho vital organstlio stomach,
tlie llvor.pr the bowels usually, T'liero arc dys
peptic symptoms, the liver Is Uoublcsomc, the
skin grows lawncy and itrtncaltny looking, there
are pains In tho rlgJitslcle ci- through tho right
shoulder blade. The cliinax Is often an utter
urotnilloti of the physical energies, perhaps 11
fatal Issne. But if the diltlculty Is met In lime
with Hostctter's Stomach Bitters, which Is nlways
ertectlve lis a remedy, and It should bo resorted
tontmirarlr siaire. there will bu no reason to
uuprchehd thosu Injurious subseipient ,effjes
uih,ii iue 9.sieni uiien eiivaiicuiiv eiuirpir eurcii
diseases. Par lielter N tt. nUn.'tn t'lniilnv IIiIm
safe remedial agiHitlu fever and ague, and dtlicr
maiari)ii .compiainis. man iiiuuiun .auu otiiri
potent drug, widen, even whoa they' do prove
iffccinal fur a tune, tul 11 tho stomach and Im-
pairmo general neaiiii.
The young man who can go Into a
pawss shop without ti t)tiickcnlng o'fi'the
puis'e aiid i heightening of tins color has
been there before.
"We stop tho press this tnornlng to
splf on qtsr bands." Aud tliun wo
went lit the bid levor again.
Backlen's Arnica salve.
Tla best salve lii ha World io'r cs'its,
bruises, sorcSjiilcersalt rlinem.feVcr sores,
fpl.ter. nliniinpil linnils ctitltit'inilu nStrne
and ali. ski;i eruptions, rind positively cures
piles, or 110 pay required, it 1 guaranteed
10 give peuect saitsiaciion, or money re
funded. Trice 25c per h,ox, aj. Thonnft'.
lit tlife light of receiil events It'
wonder lilstory doesn't sue a number of
loud-mouthed statctnen for libel.
Tho baby believes Irf the tii'ottol
placis'fdr everything arid everything In Its
place," ahd her place for evciythlng is In
her mouth.
rjf.t"ra5'er's Magic Ointment. -
A filtrn nll.Afrt.nil Lntta l.,.ta irrimo mil.
flesh wounds, sore nipplo, hanl and soft
corns, chapped lips and hands.. Price 50
cents, bold by druggists. Williams M'f'g,
uo., irop s., uieveiand, u. Sold by T
Thsraas, the druggist.
-Thp Koman
llutdr was a stubborn
citizen,' bf.t tho'
women of Homo word
inuller.
Tennyson is ill with gout. It Is appro
bended that be caught It from sq'p'16 of his
recent poetry, whose lameness is thus
accbu'nle'd' for.
Dr. Frazter's Boot Bitters-
Frazicr's Boot Bitters aro not st'druui
shop beverage. But are strictly Htedl6Inal
In every sense. Tliey a'clstrqiigfj upon the
liver nnii Kidneys. Keen the bowels open
ond-regular, cjeqtiso tjio blood and system
of every lr,spuflty. .Sold by druggists, $1.
At Thomas' drug store
The mosquito Is hero and we realize
that there are other troublesome hills be
sides the fhfer-state clbinmorco affair.
-Self possession In a'youug svonlan is
well enough for a'wUllo, but slid slsbftldis".
keep It up too long.
WonderfntCurei,
W. D. Hoyt & Co.. Wholesale and Kelail
.Druggists of Itomo (ia.iay: We have been
selling Llf.Jvsng IScw Discovery, Lleclrp!
liittern and Bucklcr.'s Aslu'ea'Salvd for four
years', natfe never handled remedies thai
sell as well, or givo such universal natirfac
tlon. There have been some wonderful
cures cfi'eoted by these medicines In tins
city. Several casta of proifbunccd Coufcuinp
tlon havo been entirely cured by U40 of a
few bottles of Dr. Kinca Nov? Disiivcry,
taken in connection w'itlV JCIcctric Bitters.
Wo guaranlco thoih' alvVfljfa. SoluTby T. I).
t liomas',
Sophfonla "Certainly, dear, invitation
violin's for the room adornment thotild bo
decorated wlt&'bows."
"Deeds, not words," Is the snotto of
tho real estate man,
Hay Foyer, Asthma. lmHnudlato relief.
Fontaine's Cure. For sale by C. T. Horn.
McGlyun seems to havo beets gored
the Pope's bull t tast.
. Glad tidings. Belief nVd c'u'ffi qf throat
attd lungdiscasc. Fontaine 8 Curo Is guar
ant red to cure a cold In Hi lioura. Sold by
yj. 1, ssorn, uruggist..
Cdhht Ci'a'nt of Austrla'died the other
day. Ho simply shut up.
No Cure No ray. A new departure in
medicine I Fontaine's Great Discovery re
moves 1110 cause, 01 disease; namely, ills
ease germs. This guarautco means some'
thing for "Knowledge is power." For
salo at Dr. C. T. Hprn s drugstore
Buffalo Bill Is not ah artist,- blst it is
said that he can draw .1 revolver quicker
thali'any snan in the United Kingdom to
day.
For blqod, liver. Kidney ahd stdniach
diseases n'so ttr. Lloyd's family medicine-
no cure no pay at .', T. Jlofn's Ueulrnl
urug store.
A New Hampshire w'6'ma'n, 101 years
old, I!s whooping cough, and hopes pre
sently" td' adopt the measles, and a pair of
pantalettefc.
For dysp'o'psla' or sick headache use Dr.
Lloyd's fa mil v medicine no cure no nav
at C. T. Horn's Central Drug Store".
Thn tidy wli'o expects to set tho world
on fire yffll never do it by smoking c Igar-eltes.-
iU will sinl'ply burst' out Ills' Own
energies.'
"llat-kmctack." a lastin? arid fragrant
perfume. Price 25 and' fjO cents. Sold by
Dr. Horn, l:hightDit;and lliery, Wclssport
A CuIIfdfnla' Canning establishment has
put up ICS tosss of cherries this season,'
They insist ifeo a can-o-copla,
Hlilloh'if Cure will Immediately relieve
Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis
Sold by Dr. Horn, Lehighton, and lliery,
weissport.
Which is the most va'rcl6hs? A man
will run after ' dollar, sVhllo a dog will
follow a scept.
For Dyspcpsirrantl Liver Complaint, vou
have a printed gdafaiite'o on every bottle of
Slilloh's Vitalizer It never fails to cure.
Sold by Dr. Horn, Leliighton, and Bicry,
1 I Virojrwt
Tlie matt charming talkers are those
who thinir as you do.
A Nasal Injector free with each bottle of
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price 60' cents,
Sold by Dr.- Horn, Leliighton, and Bicry,
W'esBsport.
It Is trjie that a grass widow Is par'
tlculzrly susceptible to hay fever.
Wm. P. Alverson, of Branch, Ulster Co.,
N. Y., writes. "Last Winter I hint a very
bad colli and accidentally got hold of a bot
tle of Dr. Beth Arnold's Cough Killer and
it helped me at once, I knew it will do as it
Isrecammenlled to do."
Dr. Beth Arnold's Soothing and Qsieltng
Corlil for children. Becommended bv
.mothers and' nurfes ?Jk
Advertising Rates
For LofftfV Notices
The following irtlcia f'M I ',. il ..
lllg .lias' breis ailontod by tho
tn,
i OP
4 (X)
4 IK!
4 (Hj
H 0
AVQcAtU.
Cliartcr.Nflces -AtldlUir's
Notjcri -C'oinilTllssIoiier's
Notices
Divorce Nctls
Adinjrilstrator's Notic'cs
M.vor.f,f,irT nlli.n
. Other leiralVlve'ltlsllilr will bn'clfiarl?!! fo
by tlie square.
II. V. llorthi;r, Jr., lMblbier.
SIMMONS
LIVER RBGULATOI
I'pr -ill ISIjeascs 'f tlie
JinX'ftiinsjs, Stomath and loezt
Th it purely vcgelablo plt
fkiradoD, now to cclehrkted a. a
Family Medldni!, originated Iq
She South In tp. ,It cta
ikeiitl' qp ftn, lSnwels and
KtducTfi end oorrecta tho
action orthe Liver, and Is, there-,
fore, tlie Sirt prrpnrntiiry
liicdlrlnr, wU itfTer the ilck."
pess may prove So 1 In all
common divci.c It will, uu
nsvlstcd by any other medU
cine, eflbct u speedy eitre.
Th TTp-riifatvr Jj tuft to aJmInUlr,ln xui
Sjnditioii cuRc r)lttra,nJ under 110 clrrnm
t.t.ilicf-i can It do linrm. It lll invl.waia
Jtks a class of wine, bat Is no Inloalcating biwh
tigeto lead to Intemperance; will prmnntc it
(-slion, dtsHlpato Itcndnolip, ainl cetiW'
alSy (one up tlio systriu. The do G uraall.
Hot uiiplcn.ant, and Its virtues undoubted.
No loss of tt 1110. un Inter
tiiptlou or ftoppiigo ot
lmslii y,Vie' taVliii the -,
lUg-jlator. , j,
Children complaining of -'
Coliu, ircadiloho, or Kick
(sloinaeli, .a tea.poonful or
niore will glre relief.
If taVen occi..ion.illf by ri-'
tlcnts exposed tp MAlwKlA
will expet the poison ami protect
them from nttack.
.. . ,A I'SITSSCIAVS l)l'INtOf.
t have been practicing medicine foe twenty years ,
nd "have never been ablfl to. put up a vegetable,
compound that would, tike Simmons Lvtr Kegu.
Ijtbr.prumptly t'nn effectively move the Liver to
action, and at the same time aid (instead of weak,
tning) the digestive and assimilative ruwrors of ths
system. L. M. Hiktok, M. U.,Washlngton, Ark.
SEE THAT VOU BT TUB QCSCBiU.
ranrAHRD by (
'J. H. Zoilin & Co.. PMmfo'lphfo
E. F. J1HGKD-NJ3ACH,
fSKAtliB IN1
WALL PAPERS,
Bordbrs' & i)tb'6i'atidng,
Stationery, Fancy GooM.
.Win-Jbw Sh'ndks & Fixtiirci
Latest Styles, made und put up, ITilpJ Irua'." ,.
Puirite,- Oil, Vnrnisli, Puttv;
Brushes & general I'fiintera'
Sutiplios.
No. 61 Broaflwav Ulancli .Giinultf Pa
Below the Broadway House,
Sale Bills PiiteJ at tliis nmce.
HEAD8.UABTIR forJEWElRK
f3 ICSfl .t&zc vie UJIKa
Opposite the Carbon House, Bang StreotU.Clu'gli-
ton rcil'm sells
Watelies! 01o(jfesf
, and Jewelry,-
Chcajicr on an average than can' lie bought any
tfhere else lu tbo cuny, fall and" sue.
REPAIRING-
In alills bralithpit, niattly, cheaply nnd p'rbmpfc
(y attended to. ' ' '
a'lr(j a full lin-ic 6k
ScnooL Booivs
AN IS
Stationers Supplies
not ember 28- ly f
. U.S.LITZENBERG,
I f(Uto Kieclal KKainllier If. K. Vctislorj1
Military Claim Agent,
f ATT VT'1V SWM T..ktt.
AluiaiJJXl x ii Ai , j. 111 41.,
l'roioe'iifiv'f vlihns. fpr. Pciislims, Iiirreaso of,
Pension. ISoimrv arid all manner of claims iiinitutii
the government. Ten jenrs lApcilcnco in tho
Pension biiluess and neai Iv (lie as Hpccial l!x-
nmlner Iu tlio l'. S. Pension (llllce.
I make a specially of Increase clalmcs,
JlaWI-om U. 8. LITZKNBKBO.
0 W. SNYDER, D. t S,
Mansion Hnusn, I'blghlon,
Umlro attention deintcd to tho ilLseasi's prrva,
lent nmoiig.ldomrsllraled ftiilinals. CaMration
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