Confidence ti a plant of slow growtU Ik KB agd boeoni. Uim Hmrtllng Parte. Tlii nfflrlal rotnrnii FVim Itnar'la of llAmth lew thu nti.rlt tliieo tounhi ,.f nil .Idntln are from Uoniuui'it Ion. wben wi tlilnk ovi r tbl fiet HI! riaiiy awtul, theniiti reryflmi' '.rtM vile, ft simple (much or eelil, rea lie how Itu pertaat It It ti cherkth-t teirlblft maladj whlob an b "lone tij utlnat Puritan Dough mi l l ou mmntlon i)u I'rlo i u. At Theraai tmcttere. OjrpoctlT U the nocemry burden of tllUlny. t MUltlT WINS. W dwlre to sny to our citizens, that for yraro wo hitro boen rellliiK Dr. King's New Discover) tor Consumption, fir. King's New Ufe Tills. Iluckleii's AriilcA Salve ami lilectrlo Hitlers, ami have noror rmmlled remedies that sell us wall, r that have Rlveo such universal mitlsfaotlon. We do not hesltftte to guarantee llicm evorv tlmo, and we stnnd ready In refund the purplmic price, It satisfactory results do not follow their se. These remedies liavo won their great popularity purely on their menu- ltEDKlt l'rufr Stit. ITTiCn .man Is under a cloud tho sll vor lining Is generally on tho other sldo Buoklen's Arnica Salre. Tbs BEST tfalve In the world for cuts, bruise;. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tcttci happed hands, chilblains corns and all skit roptloni, and positively cures piles, or no pa) equlred. Ir Is guaranteed to Blvo perfect satlh faction, or money refunded. I'rlce as cents i', kax. Forwlft bjr ltKUKIt ilniKulit. The professional wrestler has a goon many taming point In his career. Forced to L,eave Home, Over 60 people were forced tolcavo tliei Vomca yesterday to call for a freo trial pack Ks of Lane's Family Medicine. If yom blood Is bad, your liver and kidneys out order, if you are constipated and liiive lie ache and an unsightly complexion, don't fa I to call on any drusRist to-day for a frn simple of this grand remedy. The lndi praise it. Everyone likes it. Large sim package 60 cents. The letter MUeili. but the telegram 1 fifty per cent, worse for people with weak Ask Tour Friends About It. Tour distressing cough can ho cured. AV know It because Kemp's Balsam wilhln th past few yeara has cured bo many cough and colds in this community. Us remni KH ble sale has been von entirely by its geni in merit. Ask some friend who has use it wbaths thinks of Kemp'B B-ilsnm. Tho is no me.lieirie so pure, none soeffectiv Large bottles 50c and $1.00 tit all pruggssi Himple bottle freo We suppose It Is Klnu Gambrinus tt whom we hear occasional icfercnce as hi royal jags." Poor Humanity! The common lot Is one of sorrow say at lea the pessimists, they who look at tho worst alii Certainly what would otherwise bo a bright t" Istrnce, Is of'en shadowed by some ailment th. overhangs it like a Mll, obsciirlnK perpetual th radlatire that else would Hunt the pal Such an ailment, and very common one, nervousness, or In other words, weakness -the nervous system, a condition only Irremi-n where InelBcienl or improper means an' tak to rellevn It. The concurrent experleneo to i tous people who have persistently usel Hi tetter'sStomach Hitters U. Iliat It i-niiiirn'ri tlrelvstipersensltlveuetsoftho nerve, w as diseased-so called which are invited in sustained bv their rlironln weakness. As.t nerves caln stamina from the irreitt tonic t trouble disappears. Use the (fitters fnrmalan rheumatUm,ollloitsneHni d uldnv trouble. Queer, Isn't it, that a politician shnu absorb liquids to mako hiiiiio f solid wli the boys. You have ofton seen women with mnrkt bluenesB or palenctB of face, vitiated app tites, and a craving for unwholesome four These are signs of a disordered liver, an the trouble must be corrected or worse ,n snlts are sure to follow. Husbands nm fathers cannot afford to treat this matte lightly, Dr. Kennedy's "Favorite lien' edy,'' which dispels liver disease, costs le than sick wives and daughters. You wil find it a very profitable investment. Even elderly ladles now wearllght am' delicate colored evening dresses. ' A JUSTICE OF Till! 1MSACB SATS. Hon. John Kcaly, justice of the pcact and ex-member of the lloiibo of Keprescn tatiqes from Meredith, N. II., was fm twelve years a terrible Btillerer with rheum atlsm. tla savs: I cannot obtain an; medicine which does me so much good a your Sulphur Hitters, and I think it is th best nieuiciud made. Cream -colored silk Is the very latest fancy In ballroom gloves. Cathartic l'UU are Whips To the liver anil bowe s, but give n strength. The more you take the tour you need. Miles' l'illa positively strength en. The longer taken, the less repaired Samples free at Biery or 'i lianas' Dru i Store. The undertaker's oxing. favorite exercise I Sudden Death. If you get st nrt of breath, have (ltittei mc, pain in side, faint or hungry si'el1 swollen ankles, etc., you litive heart dUeus and don't fall to take Dr. Miles' New Gun Sold at Biery or Thomas' drug stores. The model husbands are the men wh never marry. "Ulseasts, desperate grown, by deipsrstf ippllsnets are reliance are renevuu, or Udt at an." Tiis nolnt of wledom li to check tbm be fer they reach n far by LuyuiK a bottle of cuiritloo uu fries cenn. "Conspiracies no sooner should bs formed tnan ti,ute4," id. I a com should uo sooner i D h..l,l.nr It, llnlla I'nnirli tSvriin Solid be bought and ulad kocordlox to tb oireeiions. A breach-of-oroiulse suit begins will One of the parlies being Don-suited by th, iither. Remember thst Ayor's Oiierry Pestoral ha" eeqotl is & spoltlc fui colds, eouKhs. ami ull ffeetloBi oi the throat and lungs. For nearly If a century It has been in greater demand an any other roidy lor pulmunnry oom talats. All droilsls h ive It for sals. The human race is un on '.lie course of true love, as a general thing. "A stitch In timo saves ntiu," and if y. take Hood's Surstp.irilla now it may knv months or future piUle nieknes. Love U a speclos of Intoxication thai swells tho heart Instead of the head. There are just as unity libs In the male as Ih the female skeleton. Always happy ip uinat friends: The butchers. Cuurllng Is sometimes called spark' Ing because '.lie rea. fire dnsu'i commence un.ll after marriage. An Ohio postmistress has resigned in cet married, l'oor thing I she'll have often to wait for delayed male. "Love's sweetest meanings," sas writer, "are unspoken." Jixactly: uo elnoue-.ice can compare with caramels and sum drops. Perpetual motion Is perhaps linpos slbla to obtain, but vou an approximaie It bv ptiltttiK a boy on a chair at a funeral and telling hlui to sit slid. There are some people wlw are out if sorts at everv hand's turn for no legitimate reason; because the sun lias gone und. r a cloud, because they slept badly r ate too htartitr, but the oomuanlonabi.! person makes the bast of everv snuaiion. In writing, or speaking, give to aveiy person his due title, according to his dt Continued from 1st peg. "If you 'eaw, sir, I couldn't laar ft behind, i ha-'e brought that box a long vray; I Til wit for the atage." "Wait, t iclI'' he said, gruffly; Utt Saiuurl I) l! i u.aikU thu wonuui'ii weary, disappoint. I faca. "Fctoh along bor trap," said he, "and don't be all day about it, either;" but half rrpontV'l hia kindness, for tho box, ' unwieldy in its proportions nnd of no tight weight, occupied a goodly space in tho wagon, and the woman betrayed so much anxious uolioltudo about its tlla poaal aa to eotuewhat Impods ttiolz" jour ney, "Is it quite wife, sir, do you thiiikT she Inquired timidly as (Uo waejn jolted down tba hill. "1 sliouid soy it was, marm, unloae there's cliiney or glass or eotoo such brit tle thing inside of it." "Ob, sir, it's adeultnoroprecious,than that. It's a stono. slr-tpa tombstone. 1 haTO brought it all tho way from Sima--bury to put over my husband's gravo." "Do telli" said Samuel Dalo. His sympathiziils tone rendered hei communicative. "Yes, sir; ho died out hero in a strung country, away from all hia folks, ano whon I got word of it, it wont nigh to break my hoart to think there wasn't bo much as a board to ninrk the spot where ho way lying." Sho stopped to wipi away a few tears. "Oh come, now," said tho young man "don't you feel bad about' it. Thero't mighty kind hearted folks in theo parts, "specially 'rnong the womon kind. I'll vvarrant your man had good care an. lidn't want for nothing." "But you see, Rir, ho died of a linger ing dispose, tho letter said, and tho nun ing and the medicine) and the doctors' bills took all bis earnings, and the town had to bury him. And I sold 'most fverything I had, and Simsbury folk they helped me, and at last I got money enough together to buy him n tombstone, and I have fotohed it my self. "There was nothing to hinder, foi I put my last little boy in tho ground there's throo of 'cm, 6ir, lying side by side in Simsbury gravo yard two weeks before I got the letter. It's been a dreadful hard journey, sir, and I never was six miles from home in my llfo be fore! but if I can hear about my poor man's last aioknees, and tho messages he left for me, and see that stone put up iver his gravo decent like, Til go home ,'onlentcd." "Well, eo you shall," said kind licarUa . , T-l - "If vou belong in these parts, sir, per iapt tou know Mr. Barclay Mr. Paler lavclayr "Is it there you want to go?' "Why, yes, airj 'twas he wrote mo ho lottcr. My poor man died at iii touse. You didn't happen to hoar about ,t, birr ' "I reckon you're mado a mistake in he name," aaid Samuel Dale. With trembling, eager haste bIio drew i letter from her pocket. It waa soiled md worn at the edges by many read igs. Samuel Dale stopped his horso v. ..o middlo of tho road, and his eye Hated with astonishment as he open? '.io letter and recognized Farmer Bui lay's handwriting. It road as folio. - "Barclay Faem, August 13. 'To Mns. Nancy Tylbr: "rtorKcrniD Madam This is to ii ortn you that your late husband, Mr. Thomas Tyler, departed this lifo at inj lOUM tho ninth day of tho present nonth, of a lingering disease. Ho bore lis sufferings with Christian meekness, md died at peace with all mankind When near his last hour he desired mc o wrlto you this letter. "Your obsdient servant, "Pbter Baccxat. "N. B. The expenses of his siokneaa having used all his earnings, ho was, 'juried from my house at tho expense of .ho town. Tho Tounjr man read tills document with a puzzled face. lie examined the postmark uud the si&naturo. Then, as '.ie t;rutM'd it a second tint?, tho paper hoot in his hand. Tho woman's anxious cyi never left 'ns face. "I hope il'o all light, sir. 1 haven't nade nny mistake, have He turned to her in a strango, oxclted way. "You are Mrs. -Thomas Tyler?" he aid. "Yes, t.ir, I was a Billings when I was t girl Nancy Billings. My mother 'Can you prove It?' lie interrupted. 'Woman, were you certainly married to lliat maur "Oh, my good gracious!", she said, 'what does ho mean? I am a poor lone woman, air. If my husband was alive, ou wouldn't daro to insult mo so. Mar ried, indeed! You ask Simsbury folkB, where I've lived all my life, and wheic my tinea children was liorn and lie buried, sir, and whero I koptmy Thomas like a gentlemau till tho money I oarncU in the paper mill was used up. You ask blder inru; he married us six years ago this coming month. And I'm a lone widow, sir, that's como to pay my last respects to my poor man s memory; and now you want to make out I'm not his honest wife, and so keep, me from putting a stone over his poor grave," "lie quiet, woman. Therel stop your wnuilng. jNobotfy wants to hinder you and it it s a true story you ve told, here a man will help you plant that stone witli a good will. Now don t get ex cited aj,ain, "but give mo a straightfor ward answer to my question. There i more depends on it than your think, usk you if you can provo by other means than your own word that you are Thomas Tyler a lawful wife?' "Why, there's the certificate, sir, that Elder Bird gave me, and I had it put in a gilt frame, and hung it up in tho keopinsroom till we broke up, and Thomas came West to get work, and was going lo send for me and tho child only he took sick and died, and" "Whero is that certificate, Mrs. Ty. icrr "Why, law, sir! how you do fluster body with your questions! It's in tho trunk right at your feet, I fetched it along, 'cause I like to look at it, and it makes me think of the day I was mar ried to my Thoinas. "Then we are all right. You did tfood thing, inarm, when you brought mat document, said oainuu) Dale, "Now, Mrs. Tyler, I am going to help you through with this matter. All you'vie got to do la to mind orders, feel a deep interest in it, for I worked alongside of your man last summer, and I'm bound to see that he has justloe done mm. "I want lo know I Dsorl dear! Why itau t you any so iwiore, sir? And uisdnubtiiig you all the while) I hum bjy ask your pardon, sir. And so you'yo linowu him all along? Only to think oi in xneu i nay ue you oan toll me vhat oarrivd him off. You see the let -er ilou't rive any particulars. How did lie disease take Him, Kir?" There was a curious expression upon .hcyouoj ruuu'a face, but he answered ior ;r.iv j : 'lie hard sick with it, marm, imi-u 1 1 i i. knew him. "N i lijuirerouH, sir?" "rnll r,; 1 called him dangerous u urt ti ue l aet eyes on mm. "1 wa it to know! The poor dearl And yet hj worked all suminet, Xu vayr i s pom M nna or pwaa away gradual. It was an lavrard disease, 1 wasii t itr Ulaar Into tlia heart, maras, aad wortcJ outward." Lord a m issy I Did he hare heart disease? Jermliy Auu Billin'a, that was Aunt Martha's second oousin's child, she had it awful. Thuy said she used to have trembiin's and fluttering and a clay cold, corpsey feeling the heft of the time. And she grew weaker and weaker, and her heart kind o' molted away in side of her. Did my poor man have any of three symptoms?" "Well, no, It worked just tlie otnsr way with him. As near as I could judge from appearances, mar in, the heart in- aldo of your husband got to be as liordos netucr millstone. "Poor tnanl How it must have hurtl Couldn't Uio doctors do nothing to help hlin?" "Mrs. Tyler," said Samuel Dale, sol mnly, "I've heard tell it was easier for black man to change Ills skin, and a wildcat her spots, than for a follow t( get cured of that disease. And your man had it hard. If a way could liave beoi, found to tako the old heart out of him. and put a new one in, it might havo dom tho business; but the doctors in thes. parts ain't up to bucIi tricks." "Did lie die easyr sue aekoam a trem bllng Toice. "There, don't yon ask any tnoro quea tions, Mrs, Tyler, and keep cool now. You'll need all the plutk you've got. shortly. . Do you see that square house, svlth tall chimneys, at tho top of thohill'i That's Peter Barclay s. Thoy nro looking for mo, but not you." JIo drew a hugo Bilrcr watch from lib ocket. 'It is time wo- wcro there, he said. ind to his companion's great discomfort, ind the imminent peril of the prociouc rclght they carried, ho ursed tho oh hito horse to a gallop. Up the hill they went at a furiou race. Tho rapid motion was a relict t. jatnuel Dalo in his excited state of mind Perhaps ho had restrained himself to tin utmost limit, for after a glanco at tin box containing Mrs. Nancy Tyler's tes timony to departed worth, and at that -stimabls woman in her widow's weed at his side, he no longer refrained fron giving outward expression to his sntir action. He shouted to his horse and piled tlu whip without mercy. Ho whistled anc jancr, and brought his broad hand down llret upon one kneo, and then the other with a resounding blow. A neighuo; called to him halfway up tho hill. 'I can t stop, said Samuel Dale. "I i going to a funeral, and thero'U bo no ftn till I get there." Then he laughed long and Iondly at his unseemly jest. A small boy cleared tho road to let him pass, and ran in to hit mother, Sain Dale has been gittln' awful irunk down to the Corners, mother," ho reported. "He's Isughin and sing in , and dnviu' old White like mad He's i.ot a woman with him, find ht-i bonnet's most off, and her hair fly in' nd she-holdln' on to tho seat with both .andi". He drew rein at Farmer Barclay's 'ront gate with a suddenness that nearly jitched Mrs. Tyler out of tho wagon. Go into tlie house without knocking, io said, "and wait in the entry till I cah you. It won t be long. He drovo his horse into the rard as ono of tho wodding guests came from tlu (table. 'Take hold here, Seth Wilson," he :riod. "Thero's a precious bit of stone vork in that box that wants to be han- llcd careful. It's going to see daylight, oo, in just half a minute." He was running for a screw driver and i hammer when Susio Barclay, in her wedding dress, with whito flowers in her lair, camo to meet hitn. "Oh, Samuel, has it come? Hnve you irought the wedding loaf? "I have brought it," lie said, "but, Jusio Barclay, your cako is dough, no could not wait to open tho box it i regular way, but when a fow ecrows rcro loosened by the strength of his good right arm ho burnt tho cover, and with t ;reat noise of splitting wood the slab ot vuito inarblo was brought to view, At tho sight Samuel D lie's excitement reached its height. Brandishing a piece if Uio cover over his head he danced iround the open box, and to Iris com jatiton s amazement and horror cut ligeon wing over tho sacred rollo it con ..lined "Hero's a sight for a man on his wed ling day!" ho cried. "Oh, glory, hallo n jali ! come, up with itl Don't stand .lere, Seth Wilson, like a stuck pig, Aow, then, move on. Forward, march .o the tune, , 'Come, hosts to the wedding, V. Nancy Tyler, following herconductor'i .Irections, opened tho door softly, and ieatcd herself 4inobsorvod in the farthest virner of tho dark hall, From tho open loor of tho parlor camo a corif used Bound if voices, and she heard the patter of .ootsteps overhead, "Dear! dearl I have come at a wrong -imo," she thought, "for tuoy havo a louse full of company. Then there was a rustle of silk, and a iretty girl, with a wreath of whito flow vs on her head, came tripping down itaira. Sho paused at the foot a dooi opened, and a smartly dressed man, with black eyes and crisp, curly hair, came forward, and giving her his arm the two entered the parlor. A soroam shrill and piercing resound od through the home, and Nancy Tyler ui her black garments, her widow's veil streaming Iwhimi her as blio ran, rushed after them and threw hersolC into the man's arms. "Oh, Thomast Oh, my dear, dear has- bandl they told me'you was dead'" Tho chango in his face from smiling soir complacency to astonishment and leHthly pallor was a eight to behold. He struggled to releaso himself, and pushed iter ruttejy Irom turn, imt seemed for nomentto have lost tho power pi speech "Thomasl Thomas! don't you know nef" she cried in pitiful tonee. "It your own Nanoy your loving wife oomo all tho way from Simsbury to find you. Upon this he found hU tongue. "What do you n)eftn, woman? he cried, an griiy. "You are no wife of mine. It' a trick, good people a raeeally trick She's some croay wretch escaped from tlie asylum. 1 tell you she s stark mad Susie, you are not going to believa her? As sure as I am A living man, I never set oyee on the woman bwfore today." "Swear strouger, Tom Tyler," said niookiug voice, "for wo ve got your tombstone and your widow to prove you stone dead.' Tho man turned bis fierce uyes, to see his rival standing composedly before him, supporting with one hand a slab of marble, upon which was inscribed in characters large jsuough to he read half across tne room; "In MtutOfcY Of THOMAS TYLBB, who departed this life Aug. 9, 18." Even Samuel Dale was satisfied with the liorror and abjeot fear pictured in Ilia faos at this unexpected sight. "In Ood's name, Sammy, wliat does thts mean?" aaid Farmer Barclay. Tne young man rested liia burden agaiiut the table, and took Nanny Ty- "Itai9tbat. Father Baralay," he Hid. "Be patient, iioighVirs. We'll have this iiutur mr.u,;Uwuo(l out In a mo ment Sunie, j'jr gill! It comes hard on you now but yu'il tbauk me by and by." wit.i a raa. effort, Tbomaa Tyler re covered Ids self iwnuranoe. Good people," said he, "don't believe a word ho saya. It's a vile ootMniraor he's coiioocted to rob me of my good name. Everybody knows he wautod to marry the kU'1 himself, Hnd" "Shut up'" said .la-iiuel Dale. "Dead folks don't talk; and if cvor A man was dead and damned above ground, it's you. com Tyler." Meanwhile, Farmer JJsrolay was read ing the letter. Why, what's this?" he said, " 'Died at my house lingering disease burled by the town;' and if here ain't my name to it. Sainmy, Sammy, what doss it mean?" "It means just tills, sir. The villain that's been courting your daughter nil summer left an honest wife and thret children, counting the living and dead, back in Connecticut; and becauso Ik ronMn't well marry tho now wife till ho 1 i-vwd of himself to tlie old, In .vritcs to her that he's dead and buried and with hUdovil'i wit takes your hand writing, that if sho shows. the letter! nay seem tho genuine thing. But e, io w how this precious rascal overreache himself; for when he thought, by callin. limself a'pauper, to keep the wife fron uvcr following him up, lie set on hoi soft woman's hooit to tho errand'thatV brought about his own destruction; ant ho dug hi3 own grave nnd carved hi wn tombstono when ho wroto,,.llia 'cttert Former Barclay's face was puri I vrth rage. "The soonndral!" he crted- 'tho Wack, dastardly, doublo faced. mJerhandcd Why, where is hoT Whero, indeed? Thomas Tyler luu suddenly disappeared. Whether he hat, slunk behind tho crowd of guests gath ered clojo about tho speaker, ana tint" gained tho door, or had softly opened a window and escaped in that way, n ono could tell; but he was certainly gone. - , The fanner, in his righteous indignn tion, would have followed hitn, lint hi attention was diverted by the discover; of n heap of black garments in the coi ner, and tho chief sufferer in the semi comic tragedy just enacted, poor Nan cy Tyler, was raised from tho floor In . dead faint, nnd borne into the adjoininr bedroom. The girl whose place she had ,s strangely taken that morning bvn-pve her, and with gentle hands removed Ui black bonnet and put back thotljj; scattered hair, and forgot her 'own dis appointment and mortification in pit for tho other s anguish; for when Nan cy Tyler came out of her swoon, it wa to wring her hands and cry out in de tracted tones: "Ho wouldn't own rao for-his wift My Thomas wouldn't own mo for hi wife!" "Sho! sho! riowl you poor creator, said the farmer, trying to" admlnlelt comfort: "ho couldn't; havo been mm of a husband, anyhow; but it is liai you should havo tho burying of lib twice over." Ho called to his daughter presentl from the next room. . "Sue Burclay," said he, "there's g( in' to bo a weddin' hero today, ,. D you think I'll havo all theBO folks in vitcd, and that silk gown to pay foran them good victuals cooked up, for notl In? Come, you'vo had your choice a, husbaud, and a pretty mess yfiu'v made of it. Now, I'll have mine. uYc know who I picked out for you ago; nnd you liko.d him well enoiighiti. that smooth tongued hypocrite- turnei your-siuy neau. loamniy, my uoy, utei up here; don t bo bashful. Just -clca that corner, good folks. Parsonj ' yoi sha n t bo cheated, of your fee this tlmi If Sammy hasn't the tin, I'll fork ove myself. Como, Sue, are you ready?" , Tho girl went palo and red while th old man waa speaking. Sho glance, shyly from under her long lashes ,at th only lover left her, now that her id( had turned to tho basest clay. HerTieart only half weaned in these few month (for Hie wily stranger had won he through her vanity, and not by any wel grounded esteem), returned at a bouu to its old allegiance She crossed the room to whero th young man Btood abashed, and Iookin. in his faco as only Susie Barclay cpul, look, said very sweetly: "Will you take me, Samuel?" "TTW! yoH take me, Samuetr" "Tako yon!" said Samuel Dale, anr' testified his read mem by actions instea- or words, "Sliol feliot Sammy," said the farmer "thatll do. Thore! dont smother tin girl. Now, Parson Bates, we'll beobleej; ea to yp,n to tie Hiat fuiot." VI, For many, weoks Nancy Tyler lay ill ai Farmer Barclay's house, and in herfevei and delirium the wild fanoies of thpsicL woman brain were all more or less con nected with her ill fated journey and the relic- sho had brought. In answer to her pathetio appeals the Bione was placed tn tier chamber, and in imagination sho traversed again ami again in its oompany tho woary distance ocivreen (Simsbury and Die farm house where she was lying. Now Bhe -was in the stonecutter's shop, consulting about the form and fashion of the monument, nnd bargaining for its lowest price In dollars and cent. She found comfort for hours in repeating the insorintion and the ill matched rhyme of the epi tnpli gained marvelous pathos when uttered in those plaintive tones. But poiaetline she cried out that the stone had fallen .on her breast, and with its weight her heart was quite Jiroken. She crept buck to life at last, but her pliys ioal vigor never returned, and her mind, at its beet estate noqe of flip strongest, They were very good to her at Parmer Barclay's. Samuel Dale remembered that he )ia(l gained hia present happiness hy tlie Wow that made ihU poor woman doubly a widow, and the young wife was grateful to her who by her timely com ing rescued her from a fate she oould not oontemplato without a shudder. Farmer Barclay expressed his good feeling by his favorite ejaculation, and more than oooe turned from her bedside with u tear in ins nouobt eye. You take cure ot that ivvar nrtWni- , ?,,! , n' M Ume M bU9 llve." he said. I imry. uivn m-r enouffn to ao rounn tue house, Subio, to keop her n-utd on-y, ai.d a warm plao in your Olii unry nun i She'll have a glooiny tim- of i . po ir houII stumbling 'round anion ; toiuli stunestill she's at rust uii'lor onn ln r- olf." 8 tho f irmhouse bot-amo Nancy Ty- I, t'-i home, and she lit o 1 ti. r quiht. irljpetiolr life, docile and harmless, iuv or ild In her derangement; onl , us coun ry pe-ople called it, "queer. .'he Etui e remained in her rlmin!-' r i it was a fancy of her bewildered bratu that it was still in her charge, and clay and iilglit she was puiufully responsible for its safe keeping And spring and summer and winter came and went again, and they were very busy at the farm. Nanoy cams to Mm. Dalo one evening with a frightened fuoe. "If you please, marm, I oan t skim the milk to-night," she said. "Why not. Nanoy?" "There's a man kotfps looking at mo through the window, marm." Susie took the caudle from her trem bling hand nnd went Into the pantry. She praised her face clow to the glass then raised tho window and peered out Into the darkness, Imt could tee nothing. She smiled at Nancy's foolish fears, llti- Ishod thtrrelinquished task, and returned to the kitchon. I don't see anything of your man. Nancy," sho said. "What did he look like?" "Ho looked like a robber, marm." "Law, Nancy! wo don't have robbers at the farm.' Sueh a thing was never heard of. It was your fancy. And now you may go to bed. You are tired, I know, with your day's work." Nanoy hesitated. "Could the things be moved back into my room, marm?" she asked. "Why, no, Nancy; I don't see how they can. You can get along for one night, can't you? we oxpect to get along most anyhow In Iiduso cleaning timo. "I don't mind anything about tho rest, Miss Dale, hut it is. outside." "Oh, tho stone! Well, Nancy, it is too heavy for you or me to lift, but when Samuol comes homo I'll ask him to step up and sot it inside your door. Will :hat do? Now go right to bed and to deep." Sho lit her candle, and climbed the itairs to her room over the kitchen. Tho pace at the top was crowded with tables md chests and other articles belonging 'o the upper regions of the house, for ilrs. Dalo was in the midst of a thorough deanlng. Leaning against a bureau dose to the head of the stairs stood Nun ;y'a precious charge. Sho stopped to xiss her hand over its p dished Biirface, nurmuriug somo half articulate words ji ' her broken voice then passed into ler chamber. Half an hour later, when Samuel Dale returned from the postofTtcc, ho had an ixcitlng story to toll. The depot at Las er's Corners was robbed tho night lefore, and tho thief had been tracked lalf way to Barclay Farm. "So look out for your silver spoons, iusie," said her husband, "for the light .ingered gentry aro among us. Then she told of Nancy's fright, on n her eagerness to see timt overy do- vvas fastened nnd the house mado sectliv for the night, quito forgot her promisi :o tho poor woman up stairs. Nancy lay waiting a long timo, and when she slept at last it was a didturbt.il ind brokpn sleep, from which sho was juuueniy waiconeu uy tno sound or -tealthy step on tho stairs. Sho felt rather than heard itapproaching slowly cautiously, well nigh noiselessly. She rose in -her bed, holding her broatli to listen. Was it Mr. Dam coming to fill dllthis wife's promise?- Was it oh hor ror! could it be tho man whose faco Iiad frightened her-at tho window? And' if hocame to rob the house, what did it contain half so valuable as tho precious jharge to which she had that night for :he first time proved faithls? It mast have been somo such train of thought that passed through Nancy Tyler s mmd, nnd that caused the timid weak headed woman, who under ordi nary-circumstances would hardly have ventured to faco a mouse, to ru-ih to thc- rascuo or her treasure. She sprang from her bed and crossed tho room at a round, and, throwing open her door. Stood face to face with a man holding a lark lantern in his hand. In surprise. it Iter sudden appearance lie made lackward .step, lost his footing and ;augnt ap tno nearest support. It was the tombstono. It shook it tottered it fell, and man and marble crashed down the stairs together with a sound ti wake "tho dead. A moment's stillness succeeded' the uproar, followed by the sound of voices and footsteps, and group of frightened faces appeared in tho doorway. Tho stairs wore strewn with fragments of tho broken Btone, and at the bottom lay tho motionless body of a man. He grasped in ono hand Farmer Barclay's well tilled wallet, and Susie Dalo s wed ding spoons protruded from his pocket There was blood everywhere, The stairs, tho walls and pieces of marble were sprinkled with it, and whero the man's head lay was a pool that every in stant increased in size. He wus quite dead, and they saw by a ghastly wound upon his head that a sharp corner of the stone had cloven his scull. When Samuel Dale turned tho dead man's faco to tho light, ho tittered an exclamation of horror, for Thomas Ty ler's black eyes stared blindly in his own, and his lips, parting, showed the white teeth grluning in a ghastly smile. Thoy bore nwny the body, and left a woman on the bloodstained stair groping with feeble, moaning cries for tho frag ments of Thomas Tyler's tombstone. TOE END. 2!V Tim Rfist and Purest MedlclnoEd EVER MADE. I ! . Itwll I itrlrc the Humor from your 1 1 J-.-"'"'' . .... . HI! L'lmi'ica aim uinuiuioi j. wm ujuur your iK'uuty The lniM I emit 11 -oiti) f aiMMinful. J bet hh4 cm in MMIt medicine. Try ft. Willi u ill lia siicuaad. Uet It of jvur Irunlit. DomTWaii. Oktiiato K tou are tuffrriiit fnm KW- U.V fklMOAMM. .Ili I MM tO I" l- I old W, u 8ULP1ILH li 11.11 llmj uever fall to euro. a 44ieDt ulamnc to A. I. Oi.lu,t A Co.. SotUta, lik,t tot IwM iiwUlcel oik puljlULuilr SPlili.G CLOTHIHG FOlt SIKN, Yoll I llh. HOYS AND f'HII.DKKN. yfil lllJ J xi 4J a 3 vi JL ; BOPPOSITE L. & s. DM'O'l 5B BANK STREET, IIhs just opi'iit'd un out in- nr-w Inn nt LADIES' FINE DRESS GOOD' t "oinprisiiiK all th- vt-r lutrst stylet in White G-oods, teens, Prints, Ginghams, MareillCS Seersucker t ancy Uress ratterns ol ui' low priri'n. Groceries, Provisions, Crockery ware.Glassw..; Wood and Willowware of tlu W nmkt's nt low fifjun- ( loths Cassimers Hats, Boots, Shoes and adv made Clothinr in incut vip-ich and ut pnro will, t nci of nil purchasers pric.es fully ns nought ior nt nny other general store m tins vicinity. 'arpots, Oil-cloths, Lamps and Fixtures in vnriety und of heat quality at Rock Bottom Prices. Best quality of Flour and Feed nt prices lully as low Mmv articles cm. he purchased elM-whcre. A cur load of coarse salt has just h en received the pi heen marked down to the very lowctd notch All goods of the very hest quality and are being sold nt n qunlly as low as tlie same goodti enn Ik. light at any general n this section. Call and he convinced. Uesp-ctfullj , July 823-71 &JJ UEirE' BltlGG'H iADACES Es& IB IN ITS NERVCUS. BIILICUS. CR COKGESTIVE FORKS. ' Tblp KpiiipiIj is tlie iirescripllon .ifonuof tlie leadlni; pliyslclans ul I'aris, Kranci anil waxuseil b him will, unpaialiainl nu-cfM. fci ,er tliltij i ms.tiliil was liirt elvei. to tlie Public us a pnipih'inrj n i-illcliie In lf-Tf-'. ai.il amrc iliut thim h lia fuuml Itv a Into allnoH nxi-ly i'imnr on Hih fart of Hip alulir, and licc-nnic a latnrile iemnl nitb tlioutniitlii nr die IcadinK phj sedans! .MpiIIchI socli'lli-s bavf ilsciiael its liiartloui sin cesf at tliclr aimiml riiiiM-niiima. and after tlielr iitllclai rln'iiiliiiR liave hiihI zhI li aniJ found Hint II foiiliiliit'ft tin n.lati-P. Ih-.ii.IiIi-k, or ntlici ' liaimfiil Iiikh dlfiits,, unlotlj placed It Hinting ilj'elr Mnmlan'i i niedlM. fKSriMON'Ab. L. It. RltOWN, M D 23 Wffi I, tjpv St., Emzabith, N J. Jinn 2K. IPHO Thin h lofcrtlfy I lint 1 1'nve lue-'. fi-r h im- n.ctjii.h nl iin.rli fnlif fkriimi, il, ii.mliiniitii.ii il ri-nipilic?, Iit Hi-nHccli;. kt-i-wn a, Ttr rV lb mlnrlip Tr- ilis. Tin- inni'.tv i-urm imite lieari ndi8 rcfu-rielly e-ui Ii Hi-i l NeiTMit. Wmwn (htii niivtl.lnj. I am i)iiuinl.il will,, Hnri i( (hlf rirllfimlp will I p II. li PBHK i,l lii itiiitif; it Inn faturaMp Htii-r lii, i f m(Kt, m fn-m llmt . "utle, 1 shall lepl tlmt I bayed, nr them u ppivIcp. Jj, JJUOWN. M. I) .PRICE, SB CENTS. Sold by all DrugglBts, or sont by Mull on receipt Of Prico, ELIZABETH j N. J. AufUHI SI. '11. Nrnr I'hllnitclplilrt. Sclionl Iihiip Sppt. lOlh. Vpnrlr B.viiriip, 8300. (uarlerlr Pai ii'is,S1-.3. X7 vISS t. r vJ2 r"nI m f,"1 'M" " V ? '!"m Baslnrw in rollre, Pol, tccbnlt mISk. . f- "' .w ' is a''il clio.J.i Phni hemivn si nn , I I in, m j yT!L?."t"'r,"ftV"" l'ii"iiinr rtc lh.'li,,.liui,,H ,,,1 l- manJ Khl- All I53J5 !m 'i'?"1 '1u",'' i""1 is mP' futriJie. f.r,umU il.i, a. it. I toll tVflii' i.V,l iJt'.V i.V. . ' Sil'in'ui,iilnf .'pu4nupailn,i r!4iy Innt, luMlaeimltiectalrfnli l'lil J "'1 i'"l! "" "J '"!." 1 '"'T ' UtW P"it...r, l-le lrt.l m nvil.Fnnli.ecMi., i5.,,t55? ' !"h,",,n'V Pncfi.l ll,.lne. Dnriam i 1tlr.4.y -lion i n,. 1 yiiTllin tlluctratnl . MtlM... r.L 1 a '.""i. '' Ji" MdPronrif.T Vli . ,'. . I . , r ' H't, TOJAOQITAro TDD WITH THE GEOOnAPHV OF THE COTJlITnY, WILL OET.U IJUOH VALUABLE INrOIlMATION FllOlVt A STUO OF THIS MAP CF THE CHICiiaO, I0SK ISUHB i 'Cfr:" tnelll1ilB tnln Unoa, breaches andexteu'ir. .u : ... Mluapui-i iv3r. Ttie Din Ct Bouto to alad ft-uoa ui.ii-.ifet., .'..I.. . Paoria, L Oall.. Molina, ItooK JeJund, In UAAHOiS -Dtvi-npoj-t, k.' OttiuiiWB Oril-ttl'ioaa, DeeMolneB,WJntereei., An-'.-.i .tflflffel.ur. Oluh'tv in- IO WA-Miancaoolia and St. PhuI, J-' '"SOTA--'''' and Hloui Pi.lis, In DAKOTA-Cuinoran, B- .1 - .iu K vt , MIfiSOfTRI - OinH.hn 1.1y.Vmv .1 Wal. HufoUi.i.-) )u, V.'iQiitr, fceliovU- , AMI , Orseli, KMiertlniwr, K-at Ovjjo. im -Ua l.'Ui, ' Sprlng-r., DiHscr, Puotlii, lr. ,rJf"j01tAIt ii find tram U)il!'i,ro, OrtlfMpl,-HucuilnBOn, un vastireas of rich tttrmii,! -1, : auiioe lBda, ... in . i t ' of lnteroommuaiootrou i) ml towns and ci'rfw eu.nl, b,na vp- i o. a. BnusoutbwoHt of Chicago, unaPaolflc' nnJ h-i .ucn.: .1 r.-.ipo,.i WACNJFICeNT VESTIBULE iKt'-ACHC TAf.lKS, I,eac0n7ttllootap tlr.nra apl -actor or ii-ee irom oust 'AO oi.pu uoiu;ne, Den iloin -3, O .-m -'1 U:n let. a:i 1 O r - u Nor 11 Pltt e.na rn. mm. Htttol I. :il P.!,. , 1 1. f -A . Li , . 1, , ul it -,111.1 iy. v. :ti Ui U-Ji- - r.ri.Ut, ki P.iak, i4-.rif(ip, o ol' ol rk.i.. VIA THE ALBERT I F BoUd K'.t 1 rsiiit, 1 ill b .lven with THiij -T;U 1, .....Ii.ir CUuir 1 aJ-iJ Kuuiiuiill) i -i -n ) Oliir Cr li'j.) and Sir . 11 . .. vl.. ,'--,lr T lanr v!,. IiooU I lane. lowc, bi.mx ,'n, .nd tli-j Suj-iiju 1v.l . Oiouniia .i t... I. Jiuiweai. in:; nnoi.'j nt. VIA s.&hucil anl r: t-av: 1 bc'i . ui muari, It).ii.mi) .1 1. . 1 Jotj.-nl. Ai 1 , v n ionl I'.tll.i C. l-.-i- rt 1. , - , -d , - OSidiII'Ii, 1 ,1. ...r. o ''..i.. .in., j E. ST. JOHN, OHICJAOO. A. , . Af ES h CO., I, ,IHH'.,i lit lil - -IX I II v I' , I K -' I' i' LEHIGHTOh. a ilio vcij best qtinimes at low s the snmc gooi.i. mi ' TSOC: FOI! 3B a m a cmra I',Tr. T V,.fMr. rt" -IlwO lf t.R.-b..4i ,.e - liui IL1I,,U,1B,1 M. 111 llr,drtl l.nduatc). prlnklMl is the price of the Advo cate ior 5'2 weeks .r 1 0. -1 Y '. mi if -'1 .. .uiUt t' oqulpoi.n.i, . n lim.ti . '.'tis L. il t, . . ii 1 - , sr. - 1..,- ki. 1 1-. ' w . ' or .1' k -,; r . . l 1 'i i- , I . ' r z. CiC, 1 o V C 1 . Ill-l..'i . i t- lie xit. r-i.i 1-f -' Cliiu .I'T 1,- '.) 'ji. 1 ..f'-.!V , ..-.,! ;i, f, tu('illl' t 1 .. 11 12:11 j t N SEBASTIAN, itu 1 1 akvt, a rw AgaM- II CAUTION Jffij&adSSpffi boHnin. If the aeaUr enonol "PlrJf?( Semi Ul met VU nnory, cne,"" . -- ----- priee. $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. Fine Oalr. llrnrr I.iiepil Ornln and Crol moor "Wn'i-rprool. nrFi 111 1111, wnrin. i-xnniiiip "i B.OO IIKNI'IM! IIANll-IAt Hl MIOH. 84.00 II tNlMliWI'.ll VI IT SIIOB. eta.no i-iii.h k and 1 Aim 1 hn hiioe. .n :xTit vai.i k. ai v Mini;. SV.B IS WIIHKINflMKN'M NllllRP. a.on "l it .7.1 IIOVS" fCIIOOI, SHOES. All 111 i-lu In ronirrels. Itlitlon tnil Lace. $3&$2 SHOES lafdi1q. 81. R hHOK FOB MISSUS. Tin.f nmipriol. llput Strip. Ilpit 1'lttltur. W. Zi. I)oiiKli. Urockton. Mum. Bold bj Ada SCOTPS CONSUMPTION SCROFULA BnONCKITIS COUCHS COLDS Wasting Diseases OUB! Vondorful FI03I1 Producer. Many hnvo Rftiuetl ono pound per day by its use.. Scott's Emulsion 13 not a secret romody. It contains Uio ptimulat hi propcrtios of tho Hypophos plntos find p-iro Norwegian Cod Livor Oil, tho potency of both beinfr largely increaKed. It is usod by Pbybirians ull over tlio world, PALATABLE A9 MlLX. Sold bij all Vntyifi::iH. BCOTT iBJWNE, Chom'-to. N. t. q Favorite Singer Sewing JVlachlnc. HIGH AK1I $25.1)0. Each Machine lias a drop leaf, fancy cover, two large drawers, villi mckel rings, and a full set of An icli incuts, equal to any Sill, r, r Mjchine sold from $40 to $C0 by" Canva ers, A tr .it In your home bo fore payment Is ask.il Buy direct of the Manu facturers and save agents pr -fits besides getting certificMeS'-fv. irrant.-e for five years. Send for testimonials to Co-opcratlvc SewInQ Machine Co., 2G9 S. It t!i St , Philadelphia, Pa. 43-HI2 i'AY Jt'ltEIGIIT.-Sft We hnve n retnedv that will CURE CATARRH. 1 nnnrjnum and ASTHMA. Our fauh (sm m-iner thi utm will enri treatment ontrlaie, Sand for rrcuhe anil full particulars. Address, The Hall Chemical Cc.,3860 FalrmountAvMPhlla.,? V- I'UlilUU. UlUilUQl) CAN bo CURED, We w II FKKD FREE by jl.o n mlinv, !-ON'T I .'NUF-H t (ifve I'oitOP ( ' , it jr. h AevpUtnly h w ch:m,cal 6o fit;- . - a'f ,!- 1IIUTI3COIKC0N rw MlY-rn One rtlir I IlKN'l' Tel- the Hlll-Itf. UUI (kl'tlllllO wnPQUtlrd, isd to lutn r)pt ouf n-riartTao(!iivfll AteU lodM itHON In ttchlK.lftr stkboi fnl thoie nho rll tou at onrfxmi nmbi tur of tblihi'ii-c A'l tniiliirtti i'f mum t io hi. our rndp t tlin-r wh tnll-it.nr ! irhl(ii hn'l th rritid fm Th b Knnnp ft thU tdvrtl-m showi ihi mull nd of tho itl. oop. Tb fojlowlnj CDt fiftt thi pppitMHi,r 4f It rMKd tf tbout thr flftiHh rrt of IU bnlh It It a pind, double tit tfiot eop.Mlrirei H tt rry Vie will aUofthow fom how jrou cn mill from to I 1 ' Hy ! Irnt, from tb trt,wab outtiprUue 1llterwntatnc Wa My tllaipreuvharB-M. Addrc.h II. HALLETr CO.. U BBO, TORXtAHP, Uaimil J.3 WE K K"fc One Dollar. l.lliiTiil ili.C"iint iillmvrtl to nostnmstorj Hi ttli-ii l.li ill lis. Hillill'le ii.pli-s mailed fiet', .IHilrosulIoiirorstOj. ItlCHAltDK r"tlX, Vnyan-mil FltANKI.lK Spriir, K. V, Cream Baiui 0 oai'S- f tt Hjs1 a -a.i'S Allais Pm a n tnflaramfitioii eals the Sar Sestorrs ' e "tense of la te .u( Kmell (in S" If ai.i ii.-i li TR THK "VY-FEVt; IKIlllOK IMU.1 l.-ll II1IO -.t'-l II.- Itl. ,,iuii. ftjtwulile. I'rii'enoi-eiifsiit ilni-irlale, Ii) mnri reilpri-il. oil ts. KLV Itltouu I . m War-- n si. . w iirk Hll.'11-.t 17, 1HK! POWDER floj uk your dealer for fDEAL, TOOTH POWDER, t..ur .II..1.U -eccired, Mh tho highest, in ' praii :'''t -4 without Advertising -. i . 6c S, Philadelphia, Perfume. 1QL MEN ONLY! il l 'i an tnan wan ian wautnAi.? t or LOST or HIUJ CJ Wjkkneu of ixiy Ud Miad, Eff.etJ Mm.i1i.i AMiooIiruii. f,Miurra. ,i iu -...trfn .iiHk,Lsui.iiiv,ii.-iii.i.i-ii,ni)7tor I aehillK lll.ai Til ,rHkM H . .... V. 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