Advertising Rates
For Legal Notiocs. .
Tho following; prices for legal ndvcr.ls
lng lias been adopted by tlta C Armor;
Advocate.
Charter Notices
Audltor'i Notiocs -Commissioner's
Notices
Divorce Ncilces -
Administrator's Notices
Bxocator's Nollco -
(4 00
- 4 og
4 00
i 4K
3 (K
. 3 00 I
Other lesal advcrj.lalng.wlll bocharged foi
by tbe square!
3. V. Morthlmsr, Jr., Publisher.
Iiohigkton Business Dlrootory.
Mil BdllwlllTI. ltinW Rt.. thn iililcut furui
V turo house In town. Every description il
furniture always on linna. fry wrv mw
WA. I'KTliltS, Saloon Hud Uestauraut, ban.
8trect, Fresh Unger always on Up. Oys
in season. Drop tn and see lis. novlz-l:
JW. nAUDENliUSH.Bankstrect, wholesiil.
. dealer In choice urnnds o whiskies, cln
randies, wines, &c. (if Patronage solicited
ESnA.NO'8 8UAVINO BAt.OON. opposite th
ADVOCATB Office, Is headquarters fo
shaving and hair cutting. Clears & tobacco sold
&0 TO FI13. KOUKUlMt, nndf r the Exchang
Hotel. Dank street, Tor a smooth share or
fashlouable hair cut. lT Closed on bunday
J J. KUTZ, Hank street, manufacturer o
. choice brands of clears and dealer In a
kinds of tobaccos and smoker's novelties. Lai)
EBTKK HEIM, Bank street, dealer In ladle
gents, misses and chlldrcn'sboots.shoesan
poers. Hepalnng promptly attended to. Cal
JAMES WAI.P. Bank street, steam heater
stores, all klmls of tinware, lloonng an
spouting a specialty. Your patronage sollcltci
IB. KOCIf, Bank street, manufacturer i
. choice brands of Havana cigars. All klnil
of smoker's supplies constantly on hand. Cal
55 F. CLAKK, lager beer hall add restauran
, . opp. square, Bank street. Choice wines an
quors and cigars, lresli lager always on la)
J 8. WEBB, saloon and restaurant, Ban
. street, headquarters for fresh lager beer an
other drluks. Choice eatables always on liant
11. GILHAM, attorney at law and notat
. public, Bank street. May be consulted I
igllsh and German. Estate & collecting ngenc
CB. KI10AP9. Ag't,, Bank street, denier 1
. dry goods, notion, glassware, qneensw-ar-and
groceries, tvahare of patron i:g sollctc
A
jau;
RIJLIAJJLEJEWIJLEKI
au2S-St
OPP.
I'UUMU tUJUAUli.
THE CARBON ADVOCATE OFFICE, lUt
street, plain and fancy Job printing a spec
ly. Auvooatk 0110 dollar per year In advanei
THE LEHIGH WAGON CO., Limited, factoi
on Bank street, manufacturers of bulche
baker, milk, truck and express wagons -g
EOCHESTER BOTTLING IIOUSK, Tlios. .
Beck, Bank street, lager beer, u c. ppite
ginger ale, &c. Your orders are solicited.
T O. J. BTItAUHS,1Malioiilug street, Ires
Xi. mllkBiid cream delivered every mornin.
All kinds of vegetables lu season. Low price
GO TO REBKR'S
"UUGBANKBTRE,rl
pot. Rates reasonable for regular & translct trad.
nEUBEN FENHTERMACHKR, Lehigh strcc
lb dealer In dry goods, notions, provision
groceries, quecnsware.&u. Vationage sulicltei
HJTRS. DbTSOIIIIWCUSICY, Lehigh street. 1
JXL headquarters for dry goods, notions, w
visions, groceries, &c. trl'ntronage solleliei
RT THE HESr-OAKLEY'S PERIUMK
I v AT TIIIUI I
I)!IU(J STOKE,
BANK STltEKi
w " "
The Sediret Sooieties.
Kii. E., meet Muiiday evening of each wee
. In lialiel's Hall Eegle's cordially Invltct
JOHN D. BKRTOLKTTE POST, No. iSi, G.
U., second and fourth Ttiursilay ovenlngs
each month, In Itebcr's Hall. Comrades luvltei
COL. JOHN LENTZ CAMP, .No. 0J, S. of
E. ra. Dir.. U. 8 meet 1st mid 3rd Hiuri
day of each month, Ueber's llall.K.D.Millei.ca
T O. G.. T., meet Friday night of each week I.
I. Itebcr's ifall, Bank street, at 7;.30o c lock. A
Templars Invited. W. II. KLRN 0. I
Our Churohes.
HJPETIlOniST BriKUUrAunoiuu l.uift mirci
M Sunday services at 10 a. m., and 7.30 p. ni.
Buiiday,8chool2p.m. Wm. Majou, Pastoi
mRINITY LUTHKKAN, Iron street, Suiida
i services. 10 a. m ((Icrinan), 7.30 p. m.. (Eng
lTsli). Sunday school21i.ni. J. H. KUDKU.l'astor
EEFOHMED, Lehigh street, Sunday service
at 10 a. m., (German), 7.30 p. in., (English,
Bunday school 2 p. in.
EVANGELICAL. South street, Sunday service
at 10 a.m.. (German), 7.30 p. m., tEnglUi
Bunday school 2 p. m. A. 8. Ku.nb. 1'astoi
rtATHOLIC, corner
N'nrtliainntnn and Coa
V
streets, services every Sunday morning am
evening. Kkv. Hammackk rasioi
YM. C. A., meet every Tuesday evening
tsT-You are cordially invited.;
e resbyterlan church, Northampton street,
PRANK P. DIBHL,
NORTH STREET,
. Practical Blackiultti& Horseslioe
Is prepared to do all work In his llm
In the best manner and at the lnwcs
prices.
Please c ill. nov20-Wi-ty.
PACKERTON HOTEL,
Midway between Mauch Chunk & Lehlghton,
LEOPOLD MEYER, TROP'R,
PACKERTON, - - - Psksa.
This well-known Hotel Is admirably refitted, anc"
hu the best accommodations for permanent and
transient boarders. Excellent Tables aud tin
"ery best Hquors. Stables attached. seplfryl
MANSION HOUSE
Opposite LIB. Depot,
kX STREET, LEHIOnTON,
a n. hom, proprietor.
This house offers first-class accommodations for
transient and permanent boarders. It has been
ntfrniln ullltadenartments.and is locat
ed In one of the most nlcturesaue portions of the
borongn. Terms moderate. Y- The BAR U
innnlled wltlt the choicest Wines, Liquors and
Ei52ui rrosu uKa 1 " '
J. BRETNEY
XesotetfuHy announces to the Merchants of Le-
klgbton and others tnat no is
now prepared to
lo all kinds ot
UauliNo or Freight, Express
Matter and Baggage
tery reasonable-prices.. By pr omiidonrlraep
all orders he hones to merit a shareot publ Ic
ttronage. Rldencei corner of Pine aud Iron
sarset, Lsulghtot. , . u,
W)rdjrs lett ai'aweeny & San' Sorner Stors
It receldo prompt attdtion; ,-.'
ar. H.S4 r T. T RRF.TNEY.
P. J. JOSTLE R
espeettidly snnoanees to tbs nubile tlis hs has
opened a NKWiXVKRY STABLE,nd that he ts
now prepared to tnrnlsh Teams for Funerals,
Weddufgs or Business Trips on the shortest no
tfeoaud most Uberalterms. Orders left nt the
"Ostboi House" wlU recolTa prompt attention.-
6TABPES; ON NORTH 6TREET,
next Pie Hotel, Lehlthton. 1sn-n
mm w
Contractor ana Bmlfler,
(JTejrtdoorto Renben Fenstermaehei's)
IXKIQH STREET, LEHIGSZOar.
iSMittdtulbli. sad enteuU eoM
MUks,lkYsJsUd apost ;pUOcsi. AO
Mstlflti wow iwmm
I.
.00 a Year in Advance.
VOL. XVI., No 24,
Professional & Business Cards.
Horaco Hoydt,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NOTARY l'UBMU,
3moB!-TUo Boom rcccutly occupied by V, M.
Uapsbcr.
IANK STREET, LEiIIGIITON. TA.
May be consulted In English and Ocrman.
july 4-ly
W. M. Rapshor,
vTTORNEY asd COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
AND DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
First door above the Mansion IIouso,
MADC1I CHUNK, - - PEN'N'A.
real Estate and Oolleetlon Agency. Will Tuj
nH Q.ll frfil li,.il Pnnvrvnii(tnfr ne.ntlT dnnr.
ollectioiis iiromntly mads. Settling Estates; f
ecsdeuts a specialty. May bo consulted II
ngllsli and German.. . nor, ig-yl
O. V. Klointop,
InstructoT in Music,
obblns' American Classical Methods a special
V. Terms moderate. nug U-tf
W. G. M. Seiplo,
HITSlCIAN AND SURGEON.
OUTir STREKT. - - LEHIOHTOS.
May be consulted In English and German.
pecfot attention given lo Gynecology.
Offick Hounsi From 12 M. to 2 P. M..anc
rom 0 to 9 r. M, mar. 31-yl
A. S. Habenold, D. D. S.,
InAKCU Ornon 1 Over J. W. Raudcnbush'
l.lquur Store,
BASK STREUr, LE1IIOIITON.
entlstrv In all Its brandies. Teeth Extractet
vltliuut I'.un. (las udinlnlstercd when requested
Jlllco Days WEDNESDAY or each week.
. ). niMtcsa, ALLENTOWN,
Jan 3-yl , I.elilKii county, I'a.
r. I. SMITH, D. D. S.
OFFICE: -Opposite Wleand's Opera House
Bank Street, Icbighton,
DENTISTRY IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
"Illlng and making artificial dentures a special
ly. MJKU aiicsineiica u-ru.
lus administered and Teeth Fxtractcd WITH
OUT PAIN.
IFFICE HOUItSi From a 11. m., to 12 m., fron
1 p. ni., to s p. in., from 7 p. 111.. to v p. in.
Consultations In English or German,
let IM7 ly
WYE AND EAR.
. Dr. G-. T. POX
visits Allentown- regularly on THURSDAY 0
itch week. Practice limited to
Diseases of the Eye and Ear.
Jfflce. at Hayden's American Hotel, and Ofllci
lours from A. M. tn 3:30 P. M. Also attends ti
tefractloiiof the Eye for the proper adjustmen
1 Glasses, and for the Relief and Cure of Optl
il Defects".
May also be consulted at Ills office In BATH
Veduesday and Saturday of each week, at BAN
iOK on Mondayj aud at EASTON on Tuesday o
uch week.
Jan 2-yl
0 W3SESf
Horse Doctor,
(Honorary Graduate of Ontario Vet. College.)
Ice: Mansion House, Bank St, LeniEQloL
CASTRATION, DENTISTRY,
AND
Diseases of Horse and .Co.ttle
SUCCESSEULl.Y TREATED.
Bpecial and Particular Attention paid to
LAMENESS :-: SPAVINS,
Splints, Ringbone,
And all diseases prevalent among Domesticated
AUUUU13.
Horse and Cattle, Powders Prepared Suit
able for eacli Case.
Consultation Free Charges Moderate.
Calls by telegraph and telephone promptly at-
.Tan St. US
Henry Nolf,
AT THE CARBON HOUSE IS NOW-
Rnnnini an AccommoOation 'Bus,
il . i it ll r .
noteis ana l. v. uepoi.
rtrtles called tor at their Homes by Leaving er-
ders at any ot ins noteis.
AprlH,lM7 -
Stoves,
Tinware,
Heaters and
Ranges,
In Great Variety at
Samuel Grayeu's
Topular Store, Bank Street
Roofing and Spoutinsr a special
ty. Stove repairs furnished
on nort notice. Prices
Reasonable. ! !
PURITENE PRIZES!
Competition Open to All
on the following conditions i Tn Interest the aged
and also tn young during the leisure hours, day
or evening, we oftar the following prizes for the
"HUST FOR WORDS." Forth largest list of
words framed by th letters composing Uu
PURITENE
I w. will dr. Ten Dellsrs: for the next lareest
istven uouars: tor me nviargei usi rive I'oi-
I lars. ana lor tn next three larsest Hits una case
1 ot Puriten each. All lists must reach roe before
December istQ, its and must do accompanied
with ten trade mar s, cut from packages of Purl.
December IStb, lsu and most be accompanied
with ten trade mar s. cut from packages of Purl-
I teue. No word to be admitted which ooutilns
I less than four le'tersi but ni bo olbtr Utters
loan mote composing in woro
Ask your merchants forth powders It Mils at
Tan Cnts a nonnd. andis tnnerior to BnSDlneor
tKtrlsl. Insist upon tw roarelisnl gtlngtt
Of s4 ttk o oUmc,
work A. P. SNYDER,
ii Susvesl EMbnIk AKtl for rHnTrtJsU.
Pa.
Weissprt Business Directory.
J. O. ZERN, M. D W. L. KUTZ, M. D.
D1
US. ZEUN & KU1Z,
Physiolans & Surgeons'.
OFFICE at the rcsldcnco of Dr. Zern, WUte
Htrcet, Wclssport.
All calls or surgical or medical treatments?!!!
iccclvc prompiaucuuou.
mayH-67-tt
F
HAS KLIN HOUSE,
EAST WElSSrORT, TENN'A.
This house offers flrst-ctass accommodations to
he pcrmanont boarder and transient guest.
Panic prices, only One Dollar per day.
aug7-iy John licmtio, rropnetor.
J-F.ATS, THE JEM 1.1. Kit.
All Kinds of Jewelry 1
Boois and Stationery.
VJUUUUI
ugsut7,SMy.
Tho - Woissport - Bakory, '
C. W. LAURY. PROPRIETOR.
Delivers Fresh Bread and Cake m Wclssport,
Lchlgliton and vicinities every dav.
tn the Morr I have n Fine Lino of Confectioner)
or the Holiday Trade. Minuiiy scnouis nun ie
Ivals supplied at lowest prices. dcca-Cni.
THE
Welsspcrt, Carb:n County, Penna.,
an, Proprietor,
Wffltt
rlenry Christm
The public Is respectfully
,'Mll.kiinu' limiHi hun been r
mi ilrsi mil.. hiiiI ahln to furnish t ie vet V best
iccoiiiMiodatlons of all kinds
11 connection with the hotel, with ample means
o Heeoiiunoclato wedding parlies, funerals and
ileasurc seekers with safe teams.
In I'oiiuerllon with the liotrl Is a FINE rOOl
tOOM handsomely fltti-U up. Api-23 87Iy
or Newest
Designs and Must
Styles of
FAslilonabl-
DliESS GOODS,
DliY GOODS,
GROOEU1ES,
P 110 VISIONS.
SILVERWARE, &c,
&c.
GO TO
R. H. SNYDER,
Bank Street, Lehi(jhton.
inods BUnrntced and prices us low as else
where for the same quality ofgnridi.
illy 18. 1RM ly
1 HBBliBE
AT THE-
Central Drug Store,
Orr. THE PUBLIC SQUARE
Bank Street, Lehiphton, Ta.,
IS HEADQUARTERS FOR
Pure Drugs and Medicines,
Fine Soaps, Brushes, &c, &c,
Choice Wines and Liauors.
Largest Assortment of Library
Lamps !
Wall Paper and Decorations!
Spectacles !
When you buy a nalr of Shoes you want a
-ootl nt. But II vou need SPECTACLES It I,
much more Important that the t.YJi should bt
accommodated with correct lenses and auroner-
.v nttlne frame which will brine the lenses dl-
i-ectlvbefoio thecentreof the eve. If sou but
vnur sneetacles at Dr. Horn's vou will find the
auova points properly attcnacu to.
PERSCRIPTIONS CacfQlly MnM.
OCIM-1SS7
Accident, Life 8c Fire
INSURANCE !
A. W. RAUDENBUSH,
Bank street, Lehighton,
Has secured the aeency for tbe following
SUBSTANTIA!, INSURANCE COM-
SUBSTANTIAL INSURANCE COM
PANIES which can be recommended to
the public as Perfectly Safe and Reliable.
The National Life Insnrance Co.,
OF MONTPELIER. VT.,
which Is said to be "The grandest step In
fair dealing within the history ot Life.
Insurance." II protects against
adversity In business; It pro
tects il e pe n dent ones
against the contin
gency of deatb 1 1
Mannfrs' Accident Memnitj Co,
OF UNITED STATES,
with a reserve fund of $50,000 guarantees
every policy in full. No other com
pany bas ever put up- such a fund.
It costs bnt a few cents eyery
day a good Investment.
LOCAL AGENTS ARE DESIRED!
Hamstnis 'Mutual Live stoci
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Fixed rates; no annual dues. Animals dl-
yioeq into classes or on nunarea ana
Oiy eacn. Members responsible
only for losses occurring In tbe
class In which their ani
mals ware enrolled.
August to, use jy
Bi9 Cream tf all Boois of Adyeuture
.
COVVZXKB TJITO 0Z YOIUXB.
PIONEER I iVT1 I DARING
HEROES I I DEEDS.
Th thrllltni adventuns of all th hero ex
plorsrs and frontier Oghtera with Induvni, out-1
laws ana wiia dcssis. over oar wnoie country.
lrom th earliest times to th nrstenL Lives
and xnlolts nf DeSoto.lSalI.Suindlsb.Boone.
cyeuion, ursor, urocaen. tonir. nnnsioa, car.
son, luster. California Jo. Wild Bill.HufiAlo
BUI. Gcnsrali Mile and Crook. rrat Indian
shlefs, and scores of otbitrs. Pplsndldly lllus
traUdwIthzUHiisencraTlnc. Aisnts Wanted.
I Low
priMd.and bats an:
lyuiicg to Mil. 1151
ft
Fort Allen House
fir n t mm
INDEPENDENT "
Lehigkton, Carbon County, Fenna. April 28, 1888.
Of importance
TO FARMERS.
I nm getting into 6tock,byfar
the Invgcst line ot CJrnin, Ciiass
and Vegetable Seed to be found
in this county. It will embrace
all that is valuable and suitable
for cur territory, and many nov-
cities that are liieniv recom
mended. It is all secured from
first-class and responsible seed
houses, and can be relied on as
equal in quality to the very best
to be found hero or anywhere
Generally it shall embrace: Coni,
beans, peas, beets, cucumbers,
radishes, turinp, clover and oth
er grass seeds, potatoes, buck
wheat, oats, etc. In novelties
it includes: Dwarf Mont D'er
wax beans, Landreth's violet,
prolific tree beans, giant wax
nole beans, Burpeis sunhead
rabbnge, golden sclf-blancliing
relery, scll-liusking nelu corn,
Queen's golden pop-corn, ever
green broom corn, early Hussian
cucumbers, West India gherkins,
the dipppr gourds, early Ohio
lettuce, Tomliannock lettuce,
golnrf "Pvif-bt pippe, Clcve-
hind's Alaska peas, stratagem
white elephant potatOCS, jllinbo
inmpkins.f'innt white tuttgart
radish. Ueckct's chartier ralliiih,
Turner's hybrid tomato, anise,
cnrawav, sweet icntid, sage,
sweet maiiornnl, thvme, bird
:ecds,red top grass, white clover,
Kentucky blue 'grass, welcome
outs, silver hull buckwheat,
onion sets. etc.
A full line of Hardward, Oils.
Coal, etc. "
SAMUEL SEILER,
Next door lo Advocate olllce.
Hank Street, l.ehigliton, Pennn.
GO TO
SWEENY'S
"Corner Store"
&TF O RJI
Bottled Gherkins, Sweet Pick
les, Chow-Chow, Onions, Table
Sauce, Horse-radish, Cauliflow
er, Catsup, Mixed Pickles, Cel
ery Sauce, and all kinds of choice
Jellies and table necessaries. In
Dry bOOdS, bfOCeneS,
Queensware, &c,
H'e lead, both In low prices and quality of
'jopds. Uur large slock is displayed load
vantage, an Item which ourcuasers will
certainly greatly appreciate.
REMEMBER THE
Corner Store,
LEHIGHTON, PA.
Money
made easv manufactur
ing Rubber Stauiiis.Scnd
lor price list of outfits, tn
i. f . w. uorma.t, iso.'n
East German St., Haiti
niore,Md.,U.s. A -oc22tii
H. A.
JUSTICE OP THE PEACE,
AOENT FOB FIRST-CLASS
Fire, Life & Live StocMnsnrance
IIP!
uuuiuuuiuu.
Special' attention of Farmers and others Is
COUNTY MUTUAL LIVE STOCK INSUR
uieu to tn nnerai icrmsonerea ovine iicnm
this county anu neignooruooa.
Real Estate Agency,
Real EState BOUffJit & SOld.
"
Collections Promptly Made.
Bank Street, Lohighton, Penna.
aee:t,6T-U
AL. CAMPBELL,
Jeweler anft Watctaata
Bank6treet,Lclli8hton'-ftn!ia
Respecttnlly Invites the attention ot his friends
-new siocs oi
Watches, Clocks,
Silverware, Jewely,
at Prices that defy eompslltlon. It wrn pay you
to call a:
elsewbt
ana uispooi my stouc pior puwiwinj
1ST.
nBPAIRING
Troraptly dons at lowest chug,
guaranteed,
aad all work
Don't Foraet the Place.
1ft
IGN OP THE BIG WATCH,
Bank St, Leliightoa.
&mbr IT.otny
Live and Let Live."
How's
Your Liver?
Is tho Oriental salutation, '
knowing that good health
cannot - exi3t without a
healthy Liver. When tho
Liver is torpid tho Bow
els are sluggish and con-,
stipatod, tho food, liea
in tho stomach undi
gested, poisoning tho
blood; frequent headache
ensues; afe''jgof lassi
tudo, doapon kney- and .,
nervousness indicate hov
tho whole system is do
rahged. Simmons Liver -Regulator
has been tho
means of restoring moro
people to health and '
.bappinee3 by givm-j tliem. -a
healthy Livr Y"in any'
agency Knn-rn m earth.
It acts vvi ox' f:or-
dimr'
pow.'
,tT,
acy.
irt-o,
A3ager.eralfe3ili" " !
Torpld Llvor, OinMltvitUw, 1 tc.'l liirdly
ever u'o nnyiiung .. '.vo ,i-ve:
been dl.nppoIiited in ttiotjlm pmducid
n ii-ver
Si
it. bcuiii., 10 tin ni'iimw .1 yii 1 . phi 3 1:
dlsoasci of the "'tomnu'i vn-J Ho .
, J. :a,i... ii, Aei,
0
EI. P. IjUCKE NBACH,
dkalkr Itr
Borders & Decorations,
Stationery, Fancy Ms
Window Shndcs 5: Fixtures
Latest Styles, made and put up. If desired.
Paint8, Oil, Varnish, Tutty.
Brushes & general Painters'
Supplies.
No. 61 Broadway MaM .ChM, Pa.
ftedow Ibe Broadway Home,
NOMORE BIG PRICES!
W. S. KUHNS
Respectfully announces to the public that he is
,now niceiy lornicii in ins
'ew Store Room Opp. L. V. Round Honst
tNK STREET. LEIIIOIITON. and has tn
, stock a full and complete line of
Stoves and Tinware !
Including the Justly Celebrated and Topulai
New Mayflower,
APOLO & IRVING Stoves,
Which lie ts selling at THE VERY LOWEST
CASH rillCEH. vou are respectfully Invited
to call and Inspect ills stock unit learn
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Roofing and Spouting
e promptly ana correctly attended. Ternn
low as the very lowest.
W. S. KUHNS,
Opp. 'Hound House, Bank Strvet LelilKhton.Fa
ffeissF Miller
Weissport Planing Mill
MANUFACTURER OF
Window and Door Fbames,
Doors, Shutters,
Blinds, Sashes,
MfiVUinmt TsWWc
'
AND DEALER DI
All Bids of taefl 'Mer,
Shingles, Failings,
Hemlock Lumber. &C.. &C.
I rMAoeT Ds-Uae
tr vi jr uuvtt i 1 1 ww
jJ 6H111S JN O tllS tOlIl
AOEXT JOE THE
O. & G. COOPER & OO.'S
Tr&otion
Engine
bai th least (earing. Is
the oijioxorsr and
UOST OOXVKVXZXT
tn um.
Txrxnt Vnuuirso
Thxeahlng
Maohlne
gottrastiead to
to sir
v best
muusei
butnable
Pony anil StanJari Saw Mills !
WIND
ENGINE
for Driving Macblner
and Pumping Water!
The MEADOW KINO
DENNIS NOTHSTBIN
. , .
$1.28 when
MF.I10RIS8.
nr c. n. cnssri.
A song that I heard In ray childhood
Rings oven now through my heart,
And whenever I think of my childhood,
That song of my youth Is part.
A face that I saw In life's morning
Stands out from tho past alono.
And I never look back to life's morning
But that well-loved face meets my own.
A flower that I plucked In life's noonttdo
Has faded this many a year.
But I yet look back to life's noontide,
If suillcless, with never a tear.
Some day In tho beautiful future-
It ccmieth ; my heart, be strong
I shall find In that beautiful future
My flower, that face, and that song.
Honrs With Men and Women of
the Rejolotion.
THE LAST BATTLE OF TUB ItEVOLUTIOJI.
CotyrlpJifed", 18SS, bp Funk & Wagnallt.
Dr. Alexander Anderson, who died In
January, 1870, at the age of nearly ninety
live years, was the pioneer wood engraver
In America, lie retained his mental fac
ulilcs almost. unimpaired until tho end of
his days nn the' earth, and his Dhyslcal
ylgor was quite as remarkable. I have In
iu possession the last block upon which
he exctciscd his artistic fcklll. On It Is
pencil draw lng by his own hand, about one
half engraved; the remainder is covered
wlih protecting tissue paper, from which
he had cut fragments as the wurk progress.
cd. lie left It unfinished three mouths bo
fore his death,
I knew Dr. Anderson Intimately for
thirty years, and from the well of his
experience with the bucket of a most tcna
clous memory 1 drew copious drafts of In
formation concerning long-past events In
the Wty of New York, where he was born
and resided for ninety years.
Dr. Anderson's father was a Scotchman
and a printer, llu was a social and politl
cal friend ol Isaac bears "King Sears" as
he was called one of the foremost leaders
of tho "Sons of Liberty" In Now York
wheu ilia War for Independence was a
kindling. They were neighbors, living
near lleekinati's Slip. Kastltiver, and there
our artist was born, two days after the
iljlit at Lexington, In the spring of 1775.
Ills father published a small Whig nnws
p;tper entitled The ConxtUullonal Gazette.
Ho had printed many of the handbills call
lug meetings of tho people "at I.lbeilj
Pole," or In "Tho Fields," now Ihe C I J
Hall l'aik. He offended and annoyed th
iol les, who called lilm .Joint Anderson
the Rebel," and lungafterward onnof them
ilso n Scotchman, ald lo our artist, "I
knew your father wed. A lineal the head
of his paper read. 'Pilnled by Joint Amler
son, Ileekinan Slip; Price, Two Coppers,'
ui'l these we the only wonlnof truth In It
Aflei the battle on Long Island, In Au
iiit, 1770, and the British Arinv were
menacing the cit of New York with cap-
lure, the Whig journalist thought It pru
lent to fly from I lie doomed town with lib
family, his household goons, his type and
his press. lie barely escaped capture b)
British pickets of the army which had
crossed the East ltlver far tip the Island.
and he had reached Hailcin Heights on bh
nay to the mainland when his wagon.-
were seized for the use of the patriot forces;
their contents were thrown out, and An
lerson's p.ipers and books were used foi
making cartridges by the garrison at Fori
U'ashington. He escaped to Greenwich,
In Connecticut, where his wife arid two In
fant boys were cared for by friends, while
the father engaged as a scout for the pa.
ttlot army In H'estchester county. Aflei
the proclamation of peace he returned to
the city, hired a house near the foot of
.Murray street, not far from the Nort'
ltlver, and resumed the business of print
lug, but not publishing.
Young Anderson displayed a taste and
geulus for art. particularly engraving, at a
very early period of his life. He first used
copper ami type-metal for the purpose.
.Engraving on wood was then ungnowp In
America. Berwick, the great reformer of
the art In England, was then astonishing
the public by the beaut; of his woodcut
Illustrations, especially of natural history.
'Young Anderson saw tome of them In
Uunell's bookstore, and then learned for
tbe Brit time that they were dona on box
wood, the best material stilt In use. He
was then making; Illustrations for an cdl
tlon of "Tho Looking Glass for the Mind, '
and bad finished about one-half of them on
type-metal. He trleJ wool. succeeded, and
I tn An A tni, t
made the remainder on that material, Tbe
.writer possesses two of these original
blocks, which, with tbe unfinished encray.
lng of 1807, display's the pioneer's work
done at periods of seventy-five years apart.
Meannblle joung Anderson had studied
medlnce and graduated at tbe Medical
School of Columbia College. His thesis
I ah lit AAnitnn n-ftt 'Phrnnif rtfantlt ' thp
doctrine of which, then first promulgated
In due form, has eyer since been accepted
by tbe medical profession as correct, lie
preferred tho practice of tbe graphic art to
hfa,lDi? art' an1 Par,uea 1)0111 luu'antane.
ternal wishes, he was assiduous In bis at'
tetillons to tn sick at their hopes and In
tba hospital during tbe .prevalence of.tbi
yellow feyer In New York In. 1703.; That
fearful scourge uereu mm oi inmr.inoiper,
wife, Infant eon, brother, sister, xnotbeHu
law, sister-in-law and many dear' friends
wbom be attended in their, Illness. Like
Joo. he was utterly desolaled.Tet, with tbe
sublime faith and equanimity which never
forsook blm, he allowed uo murmur to es-
cape bis tips.
Dr. Anderson bad v ylTld.recoUtetlon of
"Th Doctors' Mob," tha Mpst exeltlng
rent In tbe history of th city tine the
evacuation by tbs'BrltiYh and Tories. Be
was then ft Ud thirteen years eld. The
mob was tbe creation pf rumor. 'Tlw.eltt1
xtos bad b'eenmuch excited by th fic't'that
graves In th Pottei's FIld (sow Wasblng-
ton Sauare), In the negro' burying ground
between Chambers and Kad stresti, east
oi uiodway, ana to seytrai cnurcnTaras,
bad been robbed of their recant occupants,
nt,leion wis directed twrd the hosnltsl
"-fJSV? onDroadwytb. only on. ta,tu tfty
&l"o IOQ lU ripBt of th stolst) bodlei. On
dT a tboushtles itudsat exhibited to torn
yiplaylojn.r alJmb froas a Vody h.
was nged In dltctlt()f. Tbsy told th
not paid in Advance.
Single Copies 5 Cents.
spread rapidly oyer tho city, and my soon
an excited ufltllude appeared before the
building and broke Into It. clamoring loud
ly for the doctors and destroying tome fine
anatomical specimens. The terrlDed phy
slclans could not escape, and thoy would
have been murdered by tho mob had not
the city authorities rescued them and
placed thcra In the jail In tbe Fark for the
safety of their persons. The excited popu
lace, foiled, becamo comparatively quiet,
but the riot was renewed tbe next morning,
when Colonel Ilamtlton, John Jay. and
others addressed the mob with soothing
words. They were pelted with bricks and
stones. The disturbance continued all day.
and toward evening became so alarming
that tha mayor (Duane) came with a bod)
of rallltla to suppress It. Again the rioters
were addressed by two or thtee citizens,
and wcro answered by flying mlsstles from
the hands of tbo rioters. While the Baron
Von Steuben was trying to meditate, and
begging tho mayor not to order the militia
to Are on the mob until eyery other meas
ure should fall, a filing stone prostrated
lilm. That changed bis views of tho situa
tion. As he rose to his feet, It Is said, he
exclaimed, "Fire, mayor, fire!" The mi
litia did so at once, when five rioters were
killed, several were wounded, and the re
mainder were dispersed. Speaking of the
scene one day, Dr. Anderson said to me:
I ought to remember It, for my brother
and I were standing near tba Baron von
Steuban when ho was knocked down by a
stono thrown by a rioter, and a small one
hit my leg. Tho mayor also was bit, but
was not much hurt."
I suppose you saw President Washing
ton quite often in New York," I remarked
In conversation with tbe doctor ono day.
"Only a few limes," he replied. "I was
a youngster In the crowd on Broad street
at the time of his Inauguration, but could
only get a few glimpses of lilm as be stood
In tbo outside gallery of the Federal Hall,
for the men and women In tho f tri'et were
so large and 1 was so small never much
over five feet fivo Inches In height. Once
t saw the President and Jfrs. Washington
corns out of St. Paul's church, and also out
of his house on Cherry street and get Into
his carriage. Twice I saw lilm riding In
his fiuo English coach with Mrs. Washing
ton and the CustUchlldien. It was pleas
ant weather, and tho blinds were opened."
"Did jou ever see Citizen Genet?" 1 In--quired.
'Many limes," lie ansrered. "You
know he married Governor Clinton's
.laughter and lived In this city. I1S was a
jood-looklng, inedlum-slzcd Frenchman, of
courteous nunneis and very quick In his
movements and speech. His head resemb
led that of Tom Patno In shape, particular
ly his receding foreliead. He bad a large
aquiline nose and piercing dark eyes. 1
saw him land at tho Batter.r whan ha came
from Philadelphia, a representative of (be
French Hupuhlic Tl.ere was a great bub
bub at his landing cannon-firing, drum
lieatin t and wild huzzaing, A grand pro
fession with bands of .music received It i sis
and escorted lilm to the Coffee Utilise near
he foot of Wall street. I was then elgh
een tears old and too't much Interest lu
publics. The two parties, Federalists and
Republicans, abused each other most
hamefuly. The Republicans blamed
Washington for Issuing bis famous procla
mation of neutrality, for they wanted to
help the French revolutionists. They al
most worshiped Genet. They wore the
Fiench trleolored cockade on tbelr hats,
and tnat niglit the Alarsellalse ujmn was
sung In the streets. My father wassa Fed
erallst, and of course so was I. On tbe
lay after Genet's arrival I went to a gath
ering on Broadway, near Maiden Lane.and
heard Colonel Troup, a Federalist, make a
speech In commendation of Washington's
proclamation. Several resolutions ot tbe
same tenor were adopted."
You spoke ot Tom Pitne; did you ever
sea lilui? ' I Inquired.
No, not In life. I went with. John
ll'esley Jarvis, the painter, to Palne's Iodg.
Ings In Groye street on tbe day of his deatb,
and assisted that artist In taking a plaster
cist of his face, which is now In the collec.
lion of the New York Historical Society;"
Bavo sou any recollections of the
evacuation of New York by tbe British''
I asked.
"Not much," ho replied, "for I.wasonly
between eight and nine years old then-
eight in April, and that was late in Novem
ber, you know, x naye a particular re.
membrane of one event ot that day," he
continued. "I saw th wbols of th last
battle of th revolution. It was fought la
Now York,
"Tell m the story, U you pla,".I said.
"It Is but a short one," b replied
"When we came back to tba city after th
proclamation of peace, my father hired
bouse near the foot of Murray strct, near
tbe corner ot Greenwich street. There
were then very few bouses between ours
and Broadway, and pasture lots were near
us. Opposite ours was a boarding tiouie
kept by Benjamin Day. Bis wife was rsal
ly the proprietor. She was a comsly, stout
built woman, about forty year old, and
of a Dutch family at Hackensack, New
Jtrsty. So wai an ardent TFblg, and
possessed a brav heart and a stubborn
will. 6b could ntyer conceal beroplnlons,
and msny a bout aba had with htt tongua
among her Tory neighbors. Tb British
you may remember, claimed th right of
possession ot the city nntll soon oa tbday
fixed for th evacuation. It was conceded
by tb Americans, and tb troops under
Washington and Governor Clinton and
other clyll ofScar halted at Cbataa Sqnar
and beyond until tb British began to move
toward tbelr shipping at a llttl past noon.
Mrs. Day' patriotism was too Intsni and
bar Joy too lmpatltnt to allow bsr to wait
until noon to civ tbem yiilbl axpreitlon.
So as ioonas zb breakfasted that morn1
lng lb ralstd tb Americas flag! on a pol
which lb bid plant! In front of tier
dwelling in anticipation ot tb great event
of tb day. About bin o'clock In tb
morning, a bright and frosty on, I was
titling on tb porch of our nous In th
tunibln.,nJoylrigtb.tlgbtof tbbutI -
fnl flag waving In a gtntl brsen, when I
taw a bnrly, rtd'facei SriUsb ottex, in
toll uniform and ntttndd, walking rapid
ly dawn tb street, list. Dtr vu qnlttly
twMftlnc in frost of ber aon ud ewtlBf
l(ltaeof Htltfactlaa aowtstl Usee to
ward bar loatlng Ut, wbsa the er,
kali rf briata, kaJU4 Wr la a
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yolce, and pointing toward the Stars and
Stripes, he demanded,
" IKho hoisted that rebel flag?' '
Mrs. Day stopped sweeping and confront- '
ing tha rudo inquirer with a scornful frown.
said In a firm voice, made more vehement by .
her Indignation.
" 'It Is not a rebel flag, sir, but the flag of a ,
free people. Who are you?
" 'Pull down thai flag!' roared tbe red -faced
Briton In a rage, or you'll find out to
your cost who I am.' ' " 1 k ' ' "
"'Who are you?' again Inquired 'Mrs'.""
Day.
" 'I'm bis Majesty's provesl' marshal,"' ' '
charged not to allow a rebel flag to fly In r"
this town beforo noon to-day. Full 'down"' ''
thatflagT ' "
" 'I will not do it,' said Mrs. Day flrm'Ty?' "
keeping her eyes fixed on tbe glowing face'" '
of tbe angy officer. 'I talscii that flag with'' ""'
my own hands. If the king himself "stood
where, jou do and commanded me, to pull f
It down, I wouldn't do it, ( ( ,(, ,
" 'nurrahf shouted a man from an upper,,,. ;
window of her honse. f ,-i . .
"You cursed rebel In petticoat V. ex- ,
-claimed the officer. 'If you were not .a
woman I'd bang you on the spot. t That ,
rebel rag thall come down !' n jj
" 'He seized tbe halliards, when Mrs. , ,
Day sprang forward like a ronsed ' tlgercss,
and with her broom struck tbe intruder '
upon the bead with heavy and rapid blowsT
Ills hat went off at the first blow, and 'the
made the powdoe fly from his wig. I saw
It glisten in tho sunlight like a little spray, r.
A brutal nature Is always a cowardly .one.
As the man in tbe window shouted'hurrahl't
lustily, and tho woman's weapon was .not - .
at rest a moment, tbe burly Briton, no - -doubt
believing that prudence Is the, better
part of vsjpr, released bis bold of tbe hal--., . .
llards.snatcbed up his hat from tho ground,,
and moved off as rapidly as he came, ramV -terlng
curses. Mrs. Day was left the vall-i i
ant mistress of her castle and ber .banner
waving In, triumph, I clapped , my little
hands as loudly as I could, as. Mr. Day, hr.
started for her bouse, -a victor ln-the last
battle of the 'evolution. At litf door" sue1
turned aud dropped a curtesy;" . '
"Do you' know who bet antagonist was I" '
t Inquired. r "'-'
"The man who saw tbewholeaffalrfrom ' '
the wludow told my father that he 'was'
Ulll Cunningham, the Infamous'1 provost-"' J
marshal, who treated the American'-"
prisoners in New York so 'cruelly, selling
the rations that were provided for them;1'
putting the uloney In Ills own jocket, 'arid"' '
lloMlug them to starve to death.' It'll
said tlut when be was on a eCaffold; In
liuglainl, and about to be hung for soul1"
ciituu, he was 'rilled with remorse; and con-''
fused to tbu unending priest that h bad
thus luurdered fully'two thousand Ameri
can pilsuners al New loik. IK hen' my
tatlier came home at sunset he was In high
plrlls. Uo had seen the last British'
tiansport sail out upon the ocean, 'never to ' -
return. The British, lu avoid seeing' their
tUg huulcd down frutu the staff at Furl
George on thu Battery, bad "nailed' Tt fast
and slushed the poll, "that It lulgut not b
limbed. But It was climbed by a brav
yuuiu, who .nailed elects un tbe flagstaff ai'"
he ascended It, so forming a ladder; lie '' '"
tore duwn the British flag and put th '
Stars and blllpes lu lis place while 'souiej "
of the Uiltish ships weie yet within tb 'u
Narrons. Wheu he beard tb story of '
Mrs. Day's victory and that I saw the'
tight, be bald, 'Aleck, never forget li.' I ''
never have forgotten It.,"
Benson J. Lossino, LL. D.
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selling medicine. 1 liaye ever handled n my
M y eats' experience, is biectnu iiittors."
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TONSOBIAL LOOK.
In the barber's cbatr: l"
Young Gent Jfljthty straight hair I'v ' 1
got?
Old Barber Yes sir. ' T 1
Young Gent What will make it curl?' H',t
Old Barber Got any monjf ,"'
Young Gent No. ? Ht
Old Barber Got a sweetheart?,. . , ,
Young Gen'v Yti, 4 ,,
Old Barber She got any? A
Young Gnt No. v . . - j .
Old Barber Want to know what usrUI .,
make your balr curlf . ,. ,
Young Gent Yes. , . j
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Th popular blood purifisr Hood' SaKT"
ssparilla, is having a tremendous sslthbr "
season, nearly vryixiy tc u ltj
it yoursslf. -j
A Chancs. , . . .
"Do you think, Jtflis Ethel," he Inqulrsi,', ,,
tremulouily, "that I could e your father,', v
this evening?" ; , f4-
WI hardly think so, Mr. . Listjn," lh u,
rsplied, with a toft and not onbeeoailag,...
blush. "Papa Is in thj library jvltiiJ'rvIJ'
Gittber and I expct b wlledni, too, i ,
(n a f sw minutes. . But I jmtur tbttapy. ...
ol her evening papa would bij - saT . tbA t.
happy to bars yen call onIuu, JstU,
si wsj s pleated wjjtn young .ptoplskfcTr,
him atuatloo." ' "
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Hotel TTalter (in Boathera CalifonU).,;
OrangsrawsUcdquartrdftwedfridwr-
baked? '
Guatt (desperately) I don't want 'ai'
In any sbsp. I want ot and potat- .
"Meat?' .
"Petatos?" .
"Yet, potttOM."'
Walter (to proprietor a
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later) Send for tb polle, crajy atan l
u tuning room,
Hit 7ISIT VISIT. ' -- ' r"
Kqnlr Oatcsk (of Podunk) S' here,
I don't think ton haul folks ax tmtln"
I rlB.ht. . . .' . ; ,'!
BS Clerk-Wby, nkf. th titb.
Oatcakt Didn't I tlgn my nam geoJ
as' big oa yar reglsur wb I cts -
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Ostcaks An' dldn'' I tU y T,:yn"
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