Xseklaa'a Arnlaa Raiv.
The DEKT Halve In tho world for cuts, bruises
wi-fi, nun-., s.ui iiM-:M,, tcver sores, venwr.
f-liniitiMf li.m lu I'hllhlnlnu pnrm anA all alrM
ru.ffons, mid iiiitlilvplv enrol piles, or no pmjt
-HMum. ii i-. iii,i nmrru m HiVt9 Wlin I MUM
iKcilon. oi tnmiy refunded. Price 25 cents Iter
A Now York man, who married a wife
with a bad temper, and who lives In the
ninth glory of nn apartiuont house, was
hoard to remark :"I mod to bollcvo that the
road to prodillon was downwards, but I
don't think so any more, On tho contrary
the higher tip I bo the nearer I set to the
hot place,"
Vonus now rises at a quarter be
fore secen In the mofnlne. She evident
ly Allows Apollo to jot up and build the
fire.
forced tol.onvo Home.
Over CO people were forced to leave their
homm yesterday to onll for u free trial puck
ace Af Lane'a Fumilv Medicine. If vonr
blood Ik bad, your liver and kidneys out of
order, ii you nre constipated and have head
ache and tin unsightly complexion, don't fail
to call on any druggist to-day for a free
iiample of this gram) remedy. The Indies
praise it. Everyone likes it. Large sized
package 60 cent.
Why wilt vegetarians Insist that man
should not eat meat? Everybody ought
to know that It is meet that he should
eat.
Auk Your Friends About It.
Your distressing cough can be cured. We
know it because Kemp V Balsam within the
past few years has cured so many roughs
nnd colds in this community. Its remarka
Me sale lias been won entirely by lis genu
ine merit. Ask some friend who has used
it what lie thinks of Kemp's Balsam. There
is no medicine so pure, none soetlectlve.
Large bottles 60c and $1.00 at all drtiggssts.
sample nottio free
A stern parent One
daughter' young man.
who boots bis
Nature In Convulsion
Is terrific. Volcanic eruptions, cyclones, earth
uuakes are awfallv anil tremendously nloture.
que, but scarcely desirable to emul ate In action
and effect by the administration of remedies
which produce convulsion and agony In the
abnormal portion of the human frame. Such is
the ettectoftbeotd fashioned violent purgatives
happily falllntr more and more Into disuse, and
uf which Hoatetler's Stomach Hitters is the
Wholesome pleasant and tar more ellectlve
tuccedancum. They weakened the intestines
inn uiiiers invmoraies mem. iney leu me
owels Inactive, because Incapacitated by ensu
ing feebleness. The Hitters, on the contrary,
ii im urcuusa ucoauies, not iorces, mem iu aci-
malaria, nervousness and rheumatism
A blowhard A hurricane.
Extracts from the treasury Ten dol
lar notes,
A Now Discovery.
io mo uver anu oowcis, nut give no
strength. The more you take the more
'StTzdS W EEN Y'S
tim-u'c nr Tlinn,...' II-.. .. . , '
you need. Miles'
en. The longer
Samples free at Biery's or Thomas' Drug.
snore.
Often the most delicious joys of life
are those that vome upon nt unexpeot
eilly.
Answer Title Question.
Jl'hy do so many people wo see around
us mem iu yicic&.iu suiiur uiiu lie inauu
miserable by Indigestion, constipation
dizziness, loss of appetite, coming up of
the food, yellow skin, when for 15 cents
we will sell them Shlloh's System Vltallzer,
guaranteed to cure them. Sold at Dlery's
ur i nomas- time stores.
-if yon want hen, and pullets to quit
laying, turn them out early In the morn-1
Ing on the frozen grass.
it is an infaiianie
remedy,
Dropped Dead.
Physiologists estimate that the heart does
r,000,000 pounds of work each day.No
wonder people drop dead with worn out
hearts. This could be prevented by Dr.Miles'
new and great discovery, the New Cure.
A 1 urn W "Sfii tnannn tnliAii strait (! ..J t .
be short of breath. Imvo wUfc n,'.mn.h,in
spells, pain or tenderness In side. etc.
Moid at tilery's or Thomas' drug store.
The same and not the same A girl is
sweet; but, oh, how bitter the sama girl is
when a dress dosen't fit her!
irSufTernra from Consumption
Coughs and colds will try Puritan Oounh and I
uoniumpiion Dure, they will nnd quick relief!
uu iiuiuuiutni Deneni me medical profession
declare It a remedy of the highest value. Try It,
A Targe proportion of the diseases which cause
uumun snnering,
stomach, bowel!
c1l,nud'tedr1rttnn?.,,,!.f,v.?
Regulator removes all these troubles.
uoiiics iree ni l nomas- urug store.
Tramp Madam, can I
bite here? H'oman Yes,
Tiger, sic him.
get a warm
sir! Here,
Klectrle Hitters,
This remedy Is becoming so well known and
SO DOUUlar as In ttepd nf no TVlil mnntlAi, A II
who have used Electric Hitters slntr thn anmo
song of praise. A purer medicine does not ex-
i mm u is guarnnieeu loan mails claimed,
itlcctrlc Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver
and kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt
rlieum and other cllectlons caused by Impure
blood. Will drive malaria from the svstem and
prevent as well as cure all malaria fevers. l-'or
rtire of headache, Constipation and Indigestion I
siy.fe s I
rrbotlle at JtliDKU'S Drugstore. I
It was the man who could't button
ms coat wuo hadn't clothes enough to go
round.
ftlitloh'e Consumption Cure.
This la beyond question the most success
ful Congh Medicln we have ever sold, a
few doses Invariably euro tho worst cases
of cough, croup, and lironchitis, while It's
wonderful success In the cure of Consump
tion is without a parallel In the hUtoryof
medicine. Since It's first discovery it has
been sold on a guarantee, a teat which no
other medicine can stand. If you Jiave a
cough wo earnestly ask you to try it.
l'rlce 10 cents, 60 cents, and $1.00. If
Your lungs are sore, chest or back lame,
use Shlloh's Porous Plaster. Sold at
uiery-a or i nomas' drug stores.
Nocturnal melody
tbe suet by and by.
-We shall meet In
What It Costs.
Must be carefully considered by the great
majority of people, In baying oven neceas-
stiff of life, ilood'a Sareaparilla com-
wanus Itsell withBpeclal force to the great
imuuic.niuwBi!, ocouuse it oombinea positive I Ion memotrs,anu raen member pays $1.00 a
economy with great medicinal power. Itl"erk. A drawing is made onoe a week, and
is the only medicine of which can truly lie
iiiil "100 Done One Dollar." and a bottle
taken according to directions will .!
lo last a month.
. " --.-'-
An ante-room Gamblers' den,
-The buckwheat cake will soon come to
the scratch.
Kaperlenco Taught Iel
And , mn m f, it a r...
Liver Complaint four veam. n.,,1 ..,!:
money on nontruras nml doctors who did n't
iieipme.1 jnea Buipnnnr JHltem. Six
tried
Uittles uired me.
J shall always use them.
"It must hayo been dreadfully .hard to
wear thtae ow ooals of armor." "Yti
they have the appearanoe of banlware."
Ver the dellaate and sged andalllnwhom the
the vttM eurrent la Impoverished and slurirlsb,
Ayer"s 8rparll!a Is the very beH tonic. It
restores i he waste tj i, and Imparts to the
syslein sarprialnic ela.iMlty and vljer. Pne loo
Worth 6nou bottle.
Three a m "I say, offshur. Uhn't that
.tilRUatoop tirnwnstone house mlneP" 'Yai
Mr. aondrn, that'a your house "
.1 wtHiwhta it t,.y cotae this way 'ealn
tu 1 stop It."
Stoves,
Tinware,
Heaters and
Ranges,
-In Great Variety at
Samuel Grater's
Fopular b'tore, Bank Street.
Roofing and Spouting a apodal
ty. Stove repairs furnished
on Minrt notice
Reasonable!
. TlioUKiMi nw. iwoo MiwiUr cured by
...... . .- . 1 1 1 -...IA.
or kits or time from business. Caws pronounced In
curali'd tiy others wantod. Bend for circular.
CURE GUARANTEED. offliiKrYto8,
Weissport Planing
MANUFACTUHER OK
Wmnow and Door Fhames
Doors, Shutters,
Blinds, ashes,
- Mouldings, Brackets,
AND DKALKll IN
All
KM of Dressed Lumlier
es, Pailings,
Hemlock Lumber, &c., &c.
Very Liowest Prices.
-GO TO-
"Corner Store"
Bottled Gherkins,
w et Pick
les, Chow-Chow, Onions, Table
Sauce, Horse-radish, (Cauliflow
er, Catsup, Mixed Pickles, Cel
Sauce, and all kinds ofchoice
'
Jelliesand table necessaries. In
Dry' Goods, Groceries,
Queensware &c.
We lead, both In low prices and quality o
goods. Our large stock Is displayed to da
vantage, an Item which purchasers
wil
certainly greatly appreciate.
REMEMBER THE
0
orner Store,
LEHIGHTON PA.
J
E. F. JLiUCKE NTJ ACH,
PLAIN AND DECOltATIVE PAPER HANO
INtl. HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTINO
AND ORAININO.
Competent workmen sent to any part of
me county.
-HEABQlTARTKItS FOH-
Wall PaDers, Borflers & Decorations
Ijirs! assortment, aud the latest styles.
n , m n n i
Books. Stationery, Fancy GooHs
' J
WINDOW SHADES.
All grades. Shade making and putting tii
promptly aiienaeu to.
Paints, Oil, Varnish, Putty.
finishes & general Painters'
Supplies.
No. 61 Broadway Manch Chunk. Pa
Italow thfl Broadway ITousb.
AN HAS WAY
UET
A GOLD WAT0H.
Only $1.00 a Week.
We are now forming Clubs for the finest
uoiii, uoid-niieu sd barer Wstctiea manu-
fantured lar both ladles and Oeatlemau.
We put In these watches a movement made
hj eilner of lb '""owing companies: Elglo,
"'"" "mpuen,eie.,io sun tne purr-has
"'
I A club for a gold watch at $40.00, consists of
lne niemwr whom ntme is drawn gels bis
w.,,c.h uofdit17 i spntlnulng to pay
f.1'00 a Teek "n 5 hf. h" P8!1 tA it which
...h , i i.tiw Iv. . m I,, mill 1.
time each and all forty members will hare re
eeWed and paid for his watch. The laslneraon
to receive his watch will be made a nreeent nl
a usuusQioe cuein
DUB GUAftANTBE.
i,very artltl bought from iu must ba iu.i ..
repretealed, and we are willing at any and all
"T." or any article
RhJnut .nd i.VTri-. ?' " "."t,
"'n IbrouU our Co operative Club Bv.lem
w.e ? r D?1 01" Elgin or Walthain t
wmaln "na 'ng movement, which we
J.. Wr""n E,1,rBnlN' wear lor twenty
'"'.,wu i""- me ease ia wsrnni.
yasrs.
J::!lL"&'J f-r your
.1 , T ' 1 ny wo are do-
,vS5i.l!.r!eJ,?,b...'ln in "he worM.
quainj goods. Why not be
an owner o a QolJ W.Uh.nevVroS bavl
the ehanea to get one. Join lha alub
Kittiir -st '
jpni&lESK BRHBIO,
14 ZtifiUm tva new Bobbers?
. ftif Mf.Vnj. net Thee on the old ones
dXWMd KlUl
WolfTsACMEBtacting
It nike thsra leek Ifk nawi and my shose also
dnnnt with It, hold their polish UNDIUl the
rubber, trea eluiU to Know creep la.
Chang a Pint Table to Walnut.
A Poplar Kitchtn Prett to Antique Oak.
A Cant Rocker to Mahogany.
Dm whu ten be done wtth 30 O. worth of
iEH sK-i& OfsS
tr M"fffsaBlX runr.
Vroxm tUHDOLPn, PhUadelphl.
Jdtk fe Dr3, 1WM m4 tnl IimUMt Sunt.
The Greatest Blood Purifier
anuwn, a
Tills flnAtnirmnti MmltMnA ts theA"&.
l'JIUHDITTElt3for1.00,lC8StImnir,
uuo twui a uuav. it win curu utuj
a common pltnule on the ;
to that awful disease Scrofula.flT a
MUI.1TIITIL IlIlTKUR la tlir7 -
best mmllrino to use In nllw N
cases of such stubborn nndjfonr ICld
deep seated diseases. Doneysareout
not ever take jTnrnVW-
BLUE PILLS 8UJkPHUHEa
ormeroury, they are dead"itir .'S '
y. Placeyonr trust tn,"'?,?'
suLrnurf nrrrnns, ff,"' "hat ails
the purest and hestyy0"' us0
mcllclne over made. Snlnnni. TtJflsra
Iiv6nrToainieOoated
wimn vei owstirirvsrion'i wait nniu von
Bubstanco? Isyouraro unable to walk, or
breath fonl andivarolliit on vour back.
I II ofTenslvo? Your4rbnt get eome nt once. It
1 1 stomach Is out ar will euro you. Sulphur
or onicr. vbob uitters is
aVmTTKuaff Invalid's Friend.
lmmelIatcIyxiio yonng, tho aged nnd tot.
Is your Ur.Arterlug are soon ma4o well by
tne thlck.tritg use. Itememlier what you
ropy, cio-irreftd hero. It may save your
wj, v.viiie, It 1MB wivi-u iiumirtiis.
ig- ff Don't wait untl 1 to-morrow,
Q f- ff Try a Bottle To-day I
8" B Are vou low-snlrltcd and weak.
3 ffor Buffering from the CNOPsses of
"irvouuir ir eo. oui.iiiuit
rwlll cure you.
Send 3 2-ocnt etntnps to A. 1. Onlway A Co.,
Uostou,Mass., for best medical work publlshodr
Tndigestion
iw
as 1S)
IS not'only a distressing complaint, of
Itself, but, by causing the blood to
become depraved and the system en
feebled, is the parent of innumerable
maladies. That Ayer's Snrsaparllla
is the best cure for Indigestion, even
when complicated with Liver Complaint,
is proved by the following testimony
from Mrs. Joseph Lake, of Brockway
Centre, Mich.:
"Liver complaint and indigestion
made my life a burden and came m;ar
ending my existence. For moro than
four years I suffered untold agony, was
reduced almost to a skeleton, and hardly
had strength to drag myself about.B All
kinds of food distressed me, and only
the most delicate could bo digested at
all. Within the time mentioned several
fihytticinns treated me without giving re
let, Nothing that I took seemed to do
any permanent good until I commenced
the use of Ayer's Sarsaparilla, which
has produced wonderful results. Boon
after commencing to tako the Sarsapa
rilla I could see an Improvement lu my
condition. My appetite began to return
and with it came the ability to digost
all the food takep, my strength Im
proved each day, and after a few
months of faithful Attontlou to your
directions, I found myself a well
woman, able to attend to all household
duties. The medicine has given mo a
new lease of life."
Ayer's Sarsaparilla,
- ) r-RIFABID BT
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Price ft ; sis bottles, (5. Worth $5 bottle.
Stimulates the torpid llvar, stretirtb.
a the dlEejatlvej organs, resuUtee tb
bowela, and aire unequaledlte an
ANTI-BILIOUS MEDICINE.
In malarial district! their vlrtnes arc
Widely reoocnlxkd, mm they posies pec
wineir rseoiruixeu. as IDev nouoii nee.
nllar properties In freeing tlieayatem
iviii inn. doiibd. r.i.
Jlearantlr uaras'
oated. Ilose small. 1'r
Ice, SScts.
Sold Everywhere.
Offlco, 44 Murray St.. Nw Yorlt.
des Pain Instantly.
Strengthens Weak Parts.
Quiets Nervousness.
Hop pfatevs
A NW EneUntl nousttjold Remedy.
Untycraallr popntAr becjuua of reo) tuetJlciu&l
mtmt. Fur tho oouot.tt)ii p&iiui and ivcbeit. surou-- or
WMkntiRMi. no m&tur how cfvwtod or how anwero.
which ttUoK th haniut tudy, ivi rtnuedr Inthswuild
U $o vrorapt nd thorougb to rttliuvimt, curiatf and r-
Kiuruvf mm uw Jivy j'tasieri
0nullltd TetllmoHj- of thousand of pftopla.
aua win cocuiuut iiicrwuiinjF mid or xnmm piaittra.
u atvii-rooi o( uio trum or iuu aatieittoa.
07 UOP lLAHTER! nere burn or Irritate
IT 701a puffer applroDO now; irou'Jl feel happier to
morrow. OeU ipiou tbe tucmeut put pou
BUT REE, HERE, II PIuUhm aold by
all uu.-aiaa doalera. Dun tl vwiudlad Into taklus
inbdiua doalera,
iihtatlf ut ii iiniln!
a aubfeUtuta ut UoitAUon Niitnnturoof tuo pruimetura
wul U found on thu guumue ouda.
Hop Plaster Co. .PHOpnitTons. boston.
WHAT
SCOTT'S
CONSUMPTION
8CR0FULA
BRONCHITIS
COUCHS
COLDS
CURES
W jstlng Diseases
Wonderful Flosh Producer.
Jftny hava gained ono pound
rjer day by its use.
Scott's Emulsion ia not secret
remedy. It contains tho stiraulaU
inn properties of tho Hypophos
phitea and pure Norwegian Cod
Liver Oil. tlie potency of both
being largely increased. It is used
by PLyBiciana all ovor the world.
PALATABLE AS MILK.
Sold by all Druggists.
BCOTT A. BOWNB. Chcmlata. H.Y.
FRAZER
AXLE
GREASE
KENT IN THE WOHID.
Iu wrUe Q altils are unsurp uad. actuall f
lfxiliy best. UraVV fllE tlESI VISE.
MAINS IN MACHINES.
inventions that show amazinq
hbsults op genius.
A Visit to a Chicago Factorj Tlie Host In
trlcate and Delicate nits of Bmbroldery.
Mads Few Years Are Only by Ilnnd,
Turned Oat The Work nf a Clilcacoan.
"Up to 1885 all-embroidered and braid
ed garments, the cloaks and rcceptloa
?owns, capes, etc., had to be Imported
rom Paris and Berlin," said Mr. Alex
ander, of tho Chicago Braiding company,
'but they are now all tnado right here.
To show you the difference between then
ond now it is only necessary to say that
tho silk embroidery on a lady's iaoket
alone used to cost about $18 to $33, now
it is made for $8. A fino ehibroiuerod silk
robe, such as now can bo turned out hero
for $40 or $60, used to require an outlay
of $1C0 to (200, With that it hod to be
imported. It could not bo mado hero,
Tako another lino of goods, such as em
broidered table covers, scarfs, tidies, pil
low shams, etc. They're all done by ma
chinery now. All those delicately twisted
flowers, those roses and vines and clusters
of grapes and pearl blossoms and sun
flowers nnd pansies they're all wrought
into the cloth by machinery.
X DESCRIPTION OF THE WORE.
"It is very curious to watch the ma
chines apparently endowed with more
than ordinary human intelligence at
work. Thero are some ten different
kinds of machines kept ill operation In
the establishment. The most curious of
all is a machine whose special domain is
the eo called 'applique work. It per
forms three tasks at one and tho same
time. When properly adjusted a tiny
knife cuts out, according to tho pretty
design intended, tho .figures from the
upper layer of cloth, while slmultAne
ously the machine saws these figures on
to the layer of cloth underneath the
upper layer being generally of medium
thickness, while the lower one is cloth of
the thickest, warmest aiitl most expen
sive kind, such as is' suitable for a lady's
winter cloak. The stitch is pretty and
artistic, and the thread runs through the
double tlucknesg of cloth, making the
work as durable as it is possiblo to have it.
"The ellect thus obtained artlstlo ara
besques, beautifully curving lines, form
ing an intricate yet pleasing pattern,
lying on the cloth underneath, Is very
pretty indeed. Generally two cloths of
Bhades differing so much as to form a
fine contrast nre ohosen. The delicate
mechanism of this machine is especially
noticeable in the cutting out of the upper
layer of cloth. For while the whole pro
cess of cutting it and sewing it on tight
at tho some time is done bo quickly under
the hands of a skillful operator that a
yard of this 'applique' work is made
within about five minutes, the knife
must be so nicely adjusted that it will
cut exactly through the thickness of the
upper cloth and not the hundredth part
of an inch deeper, or the whole material
and the whole work would become a
dead loss."
MANY WONDERFUL MECHANISMS.
"Wonderful!" said the reporter.
"Yes," remarkedMr. Alexander, while
gratified smilo Bpread over his face,
"this la tho only machine of Its kind in
the world. I'vo had it patented, and
those in my establishment are the only
ones made so far. They don't even have
one in Paris."
Another machine, which is likewise
tho product of a very Ingenious brain, is
tho so called "throe spool" machine.
Two threads of worsted and ono thread
of silk cording are manipulated by this
machine in suoh a manner as to lay down
the worsted on the cloth and to spin tlie
silk right over and all around it. The
effect thus produced is tliat of Tery
thick silk braid, tho whole being moro
durable than silk throughout, yet much
less expensive.
The beading machine, by means of
which those most elegant ornaments on
a woman's dress, thc-Bo glistening ' ara
besques of beading, are put on, Is .another
triumph of mechanical genius. The
same may bo said of the feather edge
machine, which does the so called "sun
beam ' and "rainbow" work, embroider
ing the shades, which are gradually
toned down: of tbe cornelly machine.
which does tho cording, and still more
bo of the soutache machine, which does
the simplest and yet one of the most ef
fective styles of embroidery.
It is the latter Bort of work, what la
dies coll soutache, of whloh State street
is full on any crowded afternoon, Nearly
every woman wears it on eome piece of
garment, on a capo, a cloak, on her
dresses and even on her underwear: And
it is of exaqtly tho kind which, "but a
couple of years back, was very expens
lve, but which now, thanks to this won
derful plcco of mechanism, lias come
within the reach of all. And. ai theft Is
a great variety in the style of work done
by these different machines, so there is
in the material with whloh they work.
There Is Bilk braid of every Imaginable
hue and thickness; there is colored spool
silk of a hundred shades) there is gold
thread and sliver thread and bronze
thread, of whloh a great deal Is especially
used for what is known as "arraeena'
work, i. e., embroidered flowers, leaves.
vines and fruits on tables and other coy-
era. Chicago Herald.
Hot too llu Mo Guide.
We have in Boston no professional
guides who are able intelligently to pliot
strangers about, not only to the places of
historic interest, both great and small,
but to the art galleries, museums, libra
ries and public institutions. Men who
come here as strangers find little difficul
ty in finding their way about to these
places, but ladles who come t? Boston
unattended by gentlemen, or Who are
left to their own resources during the
day while their escorts are transacting
business about the city, frequently, are
in need or such assistance. Boston -Advertiser.
A short hand reporter in Placer coupty,
Cah, charged for punctuation marks as
If they were words, and the county wants
9UH.0O refunded.
tlulea fur Amateur Fhototrapnera.
There Is a great deal said about the
amateur photographer that might Just
39 well have- been left unsaid. Those
who never were amateur photographers
don't realize tliat"tliere is anything to It
1... 11 . 1 ir 1 ' 1 ' I v . 1,
vub yixu uiu curing mm press mo UUIEOC,
They don't know how it feels to sneak
tlirough tho streets with a camera under
one arm and encounter the suspicious
gaze of every man, woman and child
who knows that such a thing as pliotog
jraphy xists. There Isn't anybody who
gets' within sight of an instantaneous
uiaohine who doesn't promptly reach the
conclusion that he is to be made' the
victim of a photographic conspiracy.
Sometimes this self f elected yiotlm will
stand around in an effort to look nrettv
and make it as pleasaut for the picture.
tatter as possioie, anu sometimes he wfl
issue a peremptory Challenge w inorta
combat. You can never tell, And after
the photograph is obtained it is as likely
as not that the houses will look like
Chinese pagodas in. a horrible whirl of
dissipation, while the piotures of your
friends make you sorry that they aren't
your enemies. There are lots of rules
that go with"' amkteut pHotosrraBhv. but
tbe twly true,' rllahlw way. to' deal. with
a oauMwa is to take ft out somewhere and
carefully break It. Washington Pott.
Birds 1,009 Miles irM Land.
Every day we sea ntayjng around the
ship and skimming up and ,t.lown the
wars hoiiffws companies or loveiy little
terrX and sett swallows', the latter no
larger than thrushes'. Theto fearless
people of tho air have not by Any means
followed us from the land, living, as
gulls often will, on the wnsto thrown
from the vessel. They are vague and
casual roamers of the ocean, who, spy
ing tho great steamship from afar, have
sailed close up to seo if we are a rock
or im islattd, and Will then skim away
again On their own free and boundless
business.
Yonder tiny bird, with purplo and
green plumago, his llttlo breast and neck
laoed wltli silver, is distant 1,000 miles
at this moment from a drop of fresh
water, and yet cares no moro for that
fact than did the Irish squiro who
"lived twelve miles from a lemon." If
his wings ever grow weary it is but to
settle quietly on the bosom of a great
billow and suffer it for a time to rock
and roll him amid the hissing spindrift,
the milky, Hying foam and the broken
sea lace, which forms and gleams and
disappears again upon the dark slopes.
When he pleases a stroke of the small
red foot and a beat of the wonderful
wing launch him off from the Jagged
edge of his billow, and he flits past us at
100 knots an hour, laughing steam and
canvas to scorn, bnd steering for eome
nameless crag in Labrador or Fundy, or
bound, It may bo, homeward for some
Island or marsh of the far away Irish
coast.
Marvolously expressive of power as is
our untiring engine, which all day and
all night' throbs and pants and pulses in
noisy rhythm Under the deck, what a
clumsy, Imperfect affair it is compared
to the dainty plumes and delicate mus
cles whiblt will carry that pretty, fear
less sea swallow back to his roost, Lon
don Telegraph.
Treasures on Board Ships.
In 1709 a ship of war from Rio to Lis
bon had on board 9,000,000 crusades in
diamonds and about 100,000 "crowns
turnols" in piasters, making In the whole
29,050,000 livres tournois. So mu6h for
a single ship.' In '1774 two Spanish ships
from vera Cruz and Havana arrived
with 23,000,000 crowns, besides mer
chandise valued at 27,000.000. Such ex
amples could be multiplied.
Of the cargo of an English Indlaman
in 1771, one item alone a diamond lu
the rough was valued at 100,000, "go
ing to be manufactured in England on
account of ono Of the Asiatic nabobs:"
and on the private freight of this vessel
tho policies of insurance were opened at
Lloyd's at a high premium,, so costly
were her contents and so doubtful her
safe arrival. As a costly shipwreck La
Lutine deserves notice. She was of
tliirty-two guns, commanded by Capt.
Skynnor, and went ashore on tho bank
of the Fly Island passage, on the night
of Oct. 0. 1700. At first she was reputed
to have had 000,000 in specie on board.
This was afterwards contradicted by a
statement 1 that the whole amounted to
about 140,000. Sydney 'Herald.
Assassination In India.
A deadly serpent, such as the echys, or
tho more -notorious, but really less for
midable, cobra, is bo confined in a hollow
'bamboo cane that its head just barely pro
trudes at the end; and the assassin, carry
ing this diabolical weapon, Which looks
like a harniless walking staff, in liid hand,
approaches his enemy quite unsuspected,
and, touching him unawares with the end
of' the staff, causes the snake to plunge
its lethal fangs into his defenseless flesh.
The victim is found dead, perhaps, on his
couch or divan, or in a Chair at table, or
seated in some lovely secluded garden,
where his treacherous foe and he may
have retired together to enjoy Uie shade
and tho perfume. His death ia set down
to-sunstroko or fever, or any Other of. the
sudden diseases that are common. In that
country; and, in accordance with the lo
cal custom, his body is.'hurrtedty reduced
1 1 . , 1 a it f.Llt.
to asnes or uuuuiiji.ua o ijiu puuuo recep
taclo for the dead before "any lnauirv
can bo mode, Edgar, Li. Wakeman In
Pittsburg Dispatch,
A Mate Marriage.
An extraordinary marriage was sol
emnized' recently at St. Mary's church,
Haryport; the contracting parties, .Miss
Ann Casford Handle, of Castlebank,
Marvport, and air. William King, of
Wigton, both being deaf and dumb.
The church was filled to overflowing.
the greatest interest being taken, in .the
unusual ceremony. The service was read
In tlie customary way by the senior qu
rate, the lines id the prayer liook belng
pointed OUt to the bride and' bridegroom'
as lie proceeded. When asked if they
would accept each other they signified
their consent by means of tho deaf and
dumb alphabet. Denf'aaiil dumh ladies
and gentlemen from various parta of the
country were present, Lpndpn Tft-Blts.
A Erranffsr to Medicine.
The lateQovernorEnirlish, of Connecti
cut, never hod a serious ailment until his
last and fatal illness. A short time be
fore he was taken down with this last
sickness )io felt a little indisposed, and a
physician whom he met.gave him a, pre
scriot Ion.
"What shall I do with it?" said tbe
governor. "I never, bad a prescription
before in my life."
"Take It home and frame it," replied
the doctor. "Men' who live as"you have
lived need no medicine," New York
Evening Sim.
Josls Hillings' pjUlosophy.
I thank heaven for one thing, that
thare lz not in this wide world a human,
or inhuman being, that 1 would, not
rather help than hurt, i find this senti
ment In ml conscience, Or I' Wouldn't
dare claim' it; and 1 lino ml' own con
science better than ennyboddy else duz.
New York Weekly.7
It 'VfsDt tfurthar.
Editor There isn't sufficient action to
this comio'sketch of yours.
Arttit Actlonl' "Why, great-Scotti.it
has moved around to nine 'or 'ten papers
alreadyl Texas Sittings.
Behind Time.
The dlsmist of n youiisc man The Eleo-
trical lteview tells about ' can' easily be
Imagined. lie rushed into a western
rallro&l station to find lie was three min
utes late for the last train Of the day,
and hen dashed off the following tele.
grapmo message fo wet 7, in a' town
sixty tulles, owayi "Have, Just 'missed
train. Must postpone ceremony until tot
morrow. Would walk there if J could.
Try to be calm."
A riulah for Walnut.
For a simple but not very solid finish
for walnut proceed as follow! Take
equal' parts of 'burnt umber and finejy
ground pumlbe stone, and mix ihei&
together; apply wltli a Woolen "rag o
nsur piotn aippou in raw or poueu un
seed oili clean with soft old cotton ratrs.
The longer and liardei; Ujs pbbfiig, ffie
better the results, The walnut need not
not no rweq or oneo, enwea otar.
Voltaire was a most Impatient writer.
and usually had the first half of,tv. work
put in type before the second half was
written. - -
1 " "
A Michigan 1
malhtUoian couUUs
1 UPttatst
PLACES OF INTEREST
To all visiting Philadelphia nre
THE
YATES STOKES,
6th nnd Chestnut
1 3th mid Chestnut
Our Superior Clothing for Men
Boys is renowned, nnd though prices
art? very low this season we maintain
tho high quality
fiCSOPPOSITE L.
FIRST STREET, -
AJ. Yates &Go.
mm
Has just opened nn entire new line of
LADIES' FINE DRESS GOODS!
Comprising all the very latest styles in White Goods. Sa
teens, Prints, Ginghams, Marseilles, Seersuckers and
Fancy Dress Patterns of (ho very hest qualities at exceed-
wig low prices.
Groceries, Provisions, Crockeryware.Glasswaxe,
V ood and Willowware of the best makes at low figures.
Cloths Cassimers. Hats. Bootn. Shonn nnrl VcnArr.
made Clothing in great variety and at prices with xthe reach
of all purchasers prices fully as low as t he same goods can be
nought Jor at any other general
carpets, uii-cloths, Lampa and Fixtures in great
variety and of best quality at Rock Bottom Prices.
Best quality of Flour and Feed at prices lully as low as the
same articles can be purchased elsewhere.
A car loan ot coarse salt has just been received the price
y been marked down to the very lowest notch.
All goods of the very best quality and are being sold at prices
.qually as low as the same goods can bought at any general store
n this section. Call and be convinced. Respectfully,
July 823-71 kMQS HEIGEL.
Koch&Sha
nkweiler.A
CLOTHIERS,
We have made extensive preparations for the Sprincr Business in
Men', Boys' and Children's Clothing. Our guaranteed qualit
ies and the lowest prices are making our store the preferred place
ior tuose who wish id save ume
Mothers', Attention. !
Over sooe Clillilren'a Suits now ready. Aces
4 to 1.1 years. Our experience In Hoys and Utile
lioys uioimne snows 111.11 11 we rati gni me in
tention of the mothers that Mill crowuoiir store.
We have pietty mill n 1111 material, pretty and
novel shapci, ami tin making a credit to our
Utile lto' ClntlilnK Department. We have a
complete line of .T-pleee Mult, and a line selec
tion o( Jersey nnd Kilt Suits. We start our
Ghlldren'1 Suit's from atl.on up.
Men's Suits.
Wearo slinwlni? this season over so Leading
Btvlea. Our slim Is to combine the liest Mako
with the Lowest I'rlccs.
ISvrrylKMly hi need of clothing, coming to town.
Is invited to visit our Large Olollilng Kstabllsli
inent. We know that tlie time so spent will bo
very profitable, (let our prices before buying
and j 011 will save money by no doing.
Custom Department.
Tlila riAimrttnent lacks liotlilntf ti sallsfv Mia
tastes and Ideas of tlie most critical ot men.
Our line of Spring Trouserings and Suiting
is larger nun miuiv bc.ccl mun ccr seen uciore.
Kvurvthlne is ill readiness Willi all Ibe modem
facilities to guarantee niisuriiassed workman
ship, fit and finish. A special feature Is the
very large assortment of Styles offered at prices
mai win ua iuumu fi'gmj muutuvu.
a-Dirr.1 A. T . T The great invention
...I.I. .ril.iafohlA hlt wlitlt la aqoII.. -.
- 1 v " ' WalSt does AWAV pntlrAtv
etted on the. belt, consequently cannot he torn off
Ilelng puin in gpeecn ami sincere in our orrerliigs, we recommend goods as they really are and
Hntol Allen Rllildinp.
Allentown, Pa., Largest Clothing House in. Lehigh valley.
UNACQUAINTED WITH THE OEOOUAKTir OF TBS OOTJITTBT, WILL OBTAIN
MUOH VALUABLE INFORMATION rHOU A STUDY OF THI3 MAP OF
THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLIDD & PACIFIC RAILWAY,
Inaludlncp
main lino's, brtinobea and
MlsBourTRlver.
too uiroct itoute
I'eona, uaiie, uouno, uock laiana, tn lUjinuic ajuyonpun, iuubcuuuu.
Ottumwa, Oekalooea, Uea Molnes.Wlnteroet, Audubon, Uarjan, and, Oounoll
Blutra, In IOWA-MlnneapollB and Bt. PatU, In MINNtopTilVWatertown
and Sioux Falls, In DAKOTA Cameron, St. Joseph, and Kansaa City. In
MI8SOUBI Omaha, Folrbury, and Nelson, In NEBRASKA Horton. Topelca.
Hutchinson, Wichita, Belleville, Abilene, CaldwoUTS JCAN8A8-Pond
Creek, Kingfisher, Port Bono, in the INDIAN TEEIUTpEY-and Colorado
Sprtngrs, Denver, Pueblo, In COLORADO. FREE Eocllninir Chair Oars to
and from Chloogo, Caldwell, Hutchinson, and Dodara City, and Folooo Bleop
lnar Cars between Chicago, Wichita, and Hutchinson, Traversas now and
vast areas of rich farming and grfuilng lands, affording the best facilities
or intercommunication to. all towns and, cities east and west, northwest
and southwest of Chloogo, andPacifla and transoceanic Seaport,
MAGNIFICENT VESTIBULE EXPRESS TRAINS.
Leading all oompetltora in splendor of equipment, 0ool, wellvontllatod, and
free from dust, Through Coaches, Pullman Bleopera, FREE Reclining
Chair Oars, and (east of Missouri River) pining Cars Dally between Chicago,
Des Moines. Council Bluffs, and Omaha, with Pree Reclining Choir Car to
California HxcurBlons ciaijy, with CHpIDE OF ROUTES to and f
Lake. Ogdon, PortlRnd.Xos Angeles, end Batt Franolsop. Tho
LINE to and from Pike's Peak, anltoUrAarden'-Qfiha Qodd.the)
urns, and Bosnia Grandeurs of Colorado.
VIA THE ALBERT LEA ROUTE,
Oolld Erprees Trains dally I
wiia'iuituuuii a(OQnin
Kansas Oltv. ' Through. On
and Qloux Falls, via Rock lslani
town. Blouz Falls, aud tbe Summer
Orounds of the Northwest.
THE BUORT LINE VIA BKNKOA
travel between Ctnolnna ladlouapolla, Lafayette, and Oounoll Blumi, St.
For Tiokeu, Maps, Folders, or desired Information, apply to any Ticket
Ofitealn tha unltaaatatea eeaaaadatoraddresa
E. ST. JOHN, JOHN SEBASTIAN,
0wsiXssssr. DHIOAQO, II U. Ssn'H xJtit Pass. Agsat
St.
St.
nnd
& S. DEPOT.-jtff
- LEHIGHTON. Pa
store in this vicinity.
ana money.
What we Owe the Boys.
Anything new and nltr.-iellve in ltm-' xt VnnUm
Suit? you are sure to find by IooUIiik over our
netvlarjce Spring Stock. Cmillimatloii Suits a
ereat specialty, made In the latest stiles and of
tlie newest fabrics, such m line Corktcrew.Wlile
Wale, Worsteds and neat Mixtures In all grades
and at Special Prices.
Spring Overcoats.
1 This season our Spring; Overcoats nre of the
. finest Merchant Tailoring, and force themselves
! Into popular favor on account of tho low prices.
A coat that does not lack any of the neat and
lasiuonauie points ior oik. A cnou stUHh coat
as low as 88.
Gents Furnishings.
Our peneral stock of Furnishings presents this
neitsou t cuiuuieiu usiuirimeiit in ail llepait
inents. Every Imaginable article on 11.1ml. ir.
cole Sblrts, OhevoTt Shirts (greatest novelty of
HIIUfl,Wj flttll'JlUStJ if paiT IOr
230. i 3 Linen Collars for 2flc. ; z pair Llhcu Cuffs
for 25c.: Scrtven's Vateut Seam Drawers. Auto.
matle Wire lluckle Suspenders, Night ftobes.
J1C1BU U1U3. 1IHD U IIIUIITllUa, IfllCSl 1IUVCJ11CS in
Fancv and Full Dress Shirts. Sinn's lirtxia mm
Driving Gloves, Bilk H Hose darters 2M Cellu
loid Collars and Cuffs,.Jewelry, Silk Handker
chiefs. No matter what you want In UNDHIt-
tvjjin we nam kui ii.
l'Atent Shirt Waists. The "Mother's Friend
.1.. I. - "rH".ru
u-lth thA flAwlnfr fin nf llltttmia If la .im.tui
either In wearing, washing or Ironing.
TToli R Rtianlrnr nila.
oxtenaloas East and west of the
to ana rrom unioaffo, jouoc, unawu,
DIRECT
ty&mtari-
Mnoatouo.Wfl.t8t-
Resorta and Hupping and Flshltig
AND KANKAKBX QJrfl mcilllies to
llsntown,
boMam. If the df-Mer own tit aupjflr Text,
end direct to factors', flcloalnc nurartllad
I sisisisiHaSslBBstiit'iiwU. ItMgflf
L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE cENt1ermEN.
I'M nil Calf. Tfflw T.ni-..! 11 m I n fw .1-
moor Waterproof;
iiew in inn jrorin. ran-minn tin
eiS.OO (IKNUINU 11AN1-Hl;vr.l HHOH.
B4.00 HAND-SKWl',1) WHltf KHOl"
SJ3.SO l'OI.ICIJ AND FAItMlUlH' HUOE.
2.0(1 KXTHA VAHI15 IJAI.F 8HOJ5.
H2.n & a WOKKINOMKN'S NUOF.R.
88.00 anil 81.73 HOYS' HOIIOOt. K1IOE8.
An made la Conrrcss, Button and Lsce.
$3 & $2 SHOES lWb.
B1.75 8IIOK FOR BUSSES.
Tleat afKti-t&1. Tltfiat R11m. riAal Plttlnv.
XV. Douglas, Brockton. Mass. Sold tr
Adam Mehrkam &on, Agents,
LIHIIOHTON.
flll circation is growing
- LLX because we furnish
all the latest local news in the
best style. Sample us
$2QFaYoriteSinger
Sewing Machine.
HIGH ARM $25.00.
Each Machine lias a drop leaf,
fancy cover, two large drawers,
vtith nickel rings, and a full set
of Attachments, equal to any Sin
ter Machine sold from $40 to
$60 by Canvassers. A trial In your home be
fore payment is asked. Buy direct of the Manu
facturers and save agents' profits besides getting
certificates of warrantee for five years. Send for
testimonials to Co-operative Sewlntj Maohlnu
Co., 269 S. nth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
-W-Wi: PAY I'UEIUUT.-fi
ATARRH
Wahare a remedy that will CURE CATARRH.
BRONCHITIS and ASTHMA. Our faith is to
stronor that we will send treatment on trial.
Send for Treatise and full particulars, Address,
The Hill Chemical Co., 3860 Fall-mount Ay., Phils,, Pa
orMlin&Sicta
CAN ha CURED.
HsP M H Wa will SEND FREE by
I. M mail a large ikial uui
aUo. a treatise on Epilepsy. DON'T
SUFFER ANY LONGER I Ctve Pott Of
fice, State ant) County, and Age plainly.
Address, THE HALL CHEMICAL CO.,
aSSo Fairmount Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa.
tmracoinm
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8? a fcbOTe Only IhvM who rU
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en Curn la tit ihor our arOoda t
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et States forthrce'tnonths on reoeiiil of
One Dollar.
Liberal discount allowed to postmasters
getting tip clubs. Haniple copies mailed free.
Address all orders to. UICIIAltDK. FOX,
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BLys CatarrH
Cream Balm
Cleanses the
Nasal Passages,
Allan Fain ana
Inflammation.
Heals tha Bores.
Restores the
Sense of Taite and
Smell.
TBV THE CUBE
A particle Is applied Into each nostril and is
agreeable. Price 60 cents at druggists i by mall,
registered. Mcts.
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august 17, ms '
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For LOBTorFAILIHO KsJtnppDi
Oeneral and NiKVOUS LSBltif ? j
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i pttu.! ,.j nM.iui'His rtkvn 8itrrh sriiu
the brand and thickness.
Tlllltn llV AVrhlllltl,, .a.taM ,1.1..
tlve sheets.
I .tj MiuuuinK liinnri wriirnidl
the Ut sheets on each box, to satily the cus
tomer tin tills ace nf light weight plates) that
he Is obtaining Ml Weight.
For tliobeuent of these wanting theverv
best roofing ptutea. we assert, awl are pre
iiared to prove, that there are no oilier
brands of roofliic llu offered lu the market
to-dv, b any Ilrm uuder the tour UUIrrent
guaranteevKlven abort by tills liooiV aua
w utiulloiifrt. a iinhllf pnnrrAitltlMvAr ti.u
ttatetuent.
Our bonk mi Tin Itnof y III lw furnMinl frte
on uppileatlon.
1YIER0HANT & CO,,
I'lIlLADHI.l'IIIA. Ollli'AUO.
NKW MHik, LONDON.
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