(!' a i n u it i lie EVERYBODY BEADS FINEST - JOB PRINTING ADVOCATE - $1.28 when not paid in Advance. SPECIALTY $1.00 a Year in Advance. INDEPENDENT " Live and Let Live." VOL. XVIII.. No 25 LeUighton, Carbon County, Fonna. May 3, 1890. i . ' ' ' - fir r '- Single Copies 5 Conts Wrimort Bs Directon FtUNKLIN HOUSE, tut house offer nrst-class accommodations to lii permanent boarder and trautlent guest foal pile, only One Dollar per day. auKT-iy """ HMinin. I'roprleh-r. Oscar Christinaii, iWEISSPORT, PA. Livery and Exchange Sialics. 1T rldlaif earrUgei aud aafe drlrina. horses. BtitaceomtncdaUonsto aneiil and travellers. Malta I telegraph orders promptly attended to. tmeu.atru.1. inav2My The - Weissport - Bakery, o. w. ulury. rKormirnm. DaltTirrl?uli;Brad and bakes In Weissport, . tha h?I have, a Kin. Um . ot MOmm Gr&aellOltaay knmv, wiiuj , "aU uppUdt lowest ptlcen. dec-vcm, I for CARRIAGES! mmm. Menus' Ghristman AT Til I " Fort Allen Hquse, Weisatinrt, tNlls tb Popular and Celebrated BarilngtonO and O York IU8LI AMD M,"BLB CABBIAOES At prices that' are considerably less than compe riUori. I. bare all styles and qualities which I wish you. would not fall to Inspect attar nutting purchases. mayii-3m FOR FRESH OYSTERS AND FISH ! QO TO O. J. Seager's East Weissport, Pa. Stock in always Fresh. It wil pay hucksters and other dealers to, Jqave .their orders with us and aye freight. -Vicer the very taw-, ifpiye 113 a calL Opughing 18 Nature's effort to expel foreign sub stances Irom the. bronchial passages. Frequently, this causes lnliamraaiion and the need of an anodyne. No other expectorant or anodyne Is equal to Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. It assists Nature In ejecting the mucus, allays Irritation, Inducos repose, and is tho most popular of all cough cures. "Of the many preparations before the publlo for tho cure of colds, coughs, bronchitis, and kindred diseases, tliero Is nono, within the range of my expert enco, so reliable as Ayer's Ohorry Pec toral. For years I was subject to colas, followed by terrible conghs. About four years ago, when so nfmcted, I was ad vised to try Ayer's Oherry Pectoral and to lay all other remedies aside. I did so, and within a week was well , of my cold and cough. Since then I havo always kept this preparation in tho house, and feel comparatively secure. Mm. It. L. Brown, Denmark, Miss. "A few years ago I took a severe cold which affected my lungs. I had a ter rible cough, and passed night alter -.11.. ttl?fllt olAAn. Tim doctors eavo me up. I tried Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, which relieved my lungs, induced sleep, and afforded the rest necessary for tho recovery of my strength. By tho con tlnual use ot the Pectoral, a pormanont cure waseffected."-llorace i airuroiuer, Rockingham, Vt. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, nr. J. e. Aver & Co.. Lowell, Mass. Bald bv U DrnigUt". l'rice $1 ; el bottle,, $5. SISSY JANE. J Allays mornln', noon an night, Rose T dawnr candlelight, She was tblltn In the lioiiff, Creppln' roun', es like a inouso; Wnshln' kittles, pots an' pang, liuntuV tmra'a In the rain. Lots o' work f er her small han's Blssy Jane. Had to work er' she'd get spiled, Heln' Jes a char'ty child; Them's the kind that folks despise Kind o' scary like brown eyes, llalr that feIIWltho.lt a comb, I.llto a yearlln' colt's rough mane, 'Cause she liadn't any home Sissy Jane. Fincrly.sho sort o' fallal. Cheeks got sunken like an' paled, llyes kep gettln' bigger, too, Klliow Jlnts come crowdln' through. Bo she up and died about Tlmo the men was cuttln' grain. BejSVon she got tired out! , Sissy Jane, Chicago Herald. A RULE FOR BOTH. Professional & Business Carts. W. M. Rapsher, ATTORNEY asd COUNeEhLOn AT hAW First door above the Mansion House, MAUCII CHUNK, . - - - PENN'A Keal Estate and Collection Agency. Will Buy ind Rell.lteal Estate. Conves-anciinr. neany none, inni.e. BeiimiK nsu. rnllM!tions i.roim.tlv Dec-dents a specialty. English and German. ites of May bo coi-sulted In i.iiv. i "And Is Oils the girl my noplww Paul liaa married?" said old Maj. L'Estrange to himself. "Why, she is nothing but a child, and a lovely child, too." The soft, yellow twilight was enfold ing tho drawing room in its enchanted clamor, and Dolores, rising from her piano, stood with largo eyes and height ened color to receive her new uncle. She was only 10, but she belonged to tho beautiful creolo race, who blossom so early into womanhood, and she had the dignity of a young princess as slio stood thero al in white, with nor jet black liair gathered inlo a net of gleaming gold, Young L Estrange looked first nt Ills wife and then at his.uncle with natural nrido. 'Hero sho is, sin ' saia lie. ".My little DoloresI" And then tho old gentleman courteous ly advanced, holding out one Blender, aristocratio hand, on which gleamed a diamond of rare sue and water. l'nui L'Estmnco turnod nuickly around and looked dHiig undo. "Is tiny thing the matter, sir?' said he. "The MMtor? No. Why should there bor 'Only your tone was so poeullar that is nil." Well, to toll tho truth, I vraa think ing," said Maj. L'Estrange. . "Of what, sir?" questioned Paul. "Of where you meant to get the money to pay for nil tlieso things,!' dryly an swered the old man. 'Why, from you, of course," said Paul, half puzzled, half amused, "You hnvt always given me1 all the money I wanted." 'But that Is lib sign that I shall nl way) continue to do so," deliberately remarked the old gentleman, "Look here, Paul, I am thinking of turning over ajiewi leuf." "I don't understand you, sir." "Don't you? Then I must endeavor to elucidate my meaning n little. The money is mine, isn't it?" "Most assuredly it is," Paul answered, with knitted brews. "Well, then, I have a right to deal it out as I please. And I am seriously thinking of stopping your nllowancp." NANAIE. The woil of the Ind to tb to." You would know her If yon saw nr Once, f orerer after, Know her by her eyes so tru And her merry Uugbter; Know her by her rosy mouth. Where the winds have klmed her, Blowing from the sosatad south, Nsnk, that's my tbter. In her hair of bhretnut browa Sunlight dies a-neetmg; In her eyes, demure, cast down, Cupid tics a-restlng. " Have you seen her, do you a'poMt You could not bare missed her; Near her Upa a dimple shows' Where Lore, UM nukwl, kissed hart White laurusttne, perfect fl'r, Fragrant foam from out the sea, Btai1 white sweot that IWittui hour, That the bfUow brings to me, She's like thee, oh, fair and (went! Hun and winds hare kiseed feer; Dut daintier far, from brow to feet, Anemonie? my sister! ' Buffalo Courier. Colord nd C4numstlf. "A -very impartial review of the Influ enco of the climata of Colorado on tho !'0f stopping my. alto wan'ce, .TJncIe health of consumptives sent there from other states has appeared, tho statements) made being1 based on an analysis of a. hundred recorded cases In which the pa tient has been under observation long enough for the. effects of his sojourn to be determined. Fifty per cent, of all tha uereneiy questioned the casea received no much benefit that they wi'io uuie iu pursue uieir ucuuihiiuii without serious inconvenience. Seven teen per cent, were somewhat improved, Gerald?'-1 'Yes. If you want anything you can come to mo for it, you know." 'Like a school boy, Uncle Gerald!' cried tho young man, with crimsoning temples. 'Why not?" old gentleman. "Do you know, I have an idea that it makes a man oxtrn vacant to have- tho handling of too much mo- Th.at, I heliovo, noy. also, "Mine, eh?" echoed Paul, "It is what you toll your wife," said Uncle L'Estrange, with a twitch of the corners of his mouth. Paul looked puzzled. "But she is a woman, sir." "And ergo, slio has no wantsl Is that logic, my lxy?" "I am always ready to give lier any- is your opinion I DUr nm ai ways to use certain precaution mm i v iiiiiib lucu cjtvi wuiid. jrinuy Ul these returned to their homes. Seven per cent, of all these cases became worse, largely becauso of theirown imprudence. Twenty-six. of all the oases died. Thus two out of three received benefit from their residence in Colorado. Nearly all of .those who were entered as "worse," and nine out of the twenty-six who died, were doing well uutll some imprudence .pouts stampede; "You'll hava to get out o' this, Miss Polly r shouted Dick Mayhow, ridimr hastily up to where Polly Danvers sat watbhlng tha recti ess cattle, "There's going to ba a stampede sure, and you'll bo; jbydauger.' ' Illde back to tba ranch at fast m you can go, won't you? Give the word thero- I'll naexl help with this!" Tha cowboy dghd, away again a fast a possible,' and Polly prapartd to obey, but pot so promptly aa her trusty friend eapacted. Just for a moment (he could not leave the fascination of that expected rtimpede. It Would-ba delightful to this whole performance, for it. bade fair to.be the most interesting thing that had happened alnoa th beginning ot her vUit to her father'K great cattle ranch 6n thi pialua. ' " But he must go, Bha had promised her father, when he reluctantly gave lilt eoaseatio tlija her flret visit to tha herd, that, $he would do exactly what Dick Majbew slii- Weil, at least aha would havo the wild delight Of a rraa gallop aoroa tha pral. rfa alona. There waa rapture In that for aeu-1 whose .fifteen years had all bean pent tn an 'stefn city, She had learned to ride like aa. Indian since coming out here and had become almost as fearles and self reliant at the cowboys. ''Dtck will need help, sure enough," said Polly, looking after the cowboy. "It Itonly weren't for that pronaise-to father I'd stay and help him myself, I would, indeed I" Her blood danoed at the thought, but with much firmness) aha put It to oneblds and prepared to depart, fiha made sura that her equipments) were all right, even to the umbrella her thoughtful father had slung to the saddkt hi case of sudden ne cessity, and reluctantly gave her horse the'long delayed signal to go. The animal obeyed the signal and went; but the manner of hi goms; took his rid er's breath away. The bores had grown and was trying his nest to netp mm. Bat Why Diok Mayhew or anybody else should risk his neck in a race with that herd of cattle was a thing that puz zled the, girl. Nothing could stop them, Aa,armyo( horsemen,, could not make. thm turn hack. Yet all .the time her cowboy friend rode close beside the lead era of the herd, now firing a pistol fn the air, now waving his arms frantically, now uttering sudden wild shouts; "Awfnl accident at the mussnin." "imat was it?" .. "Tlin wild line from Rnrnen irnt. InAar last night and ate tip thrcc-qnarttrs of the ossllled man While he slept." "uocs tuo oisllled man know It? ' "No; they're afraid to tell him." 100 Ladles Wanted. Vinl TOO men to rait at driteirtsts. for a frte package of Lane's Family Medicine. It.n 1 1 I. 1 1 . . . i ... .. .... v..w.f. ft."' iw. uiiii lieu, tvulW)j uisouTreru Ana at every iresn surprise tne leaaeri uy vr nuas uine wmie in the Jtocky.meuu nearest the cowboy edged a little away Isnhis. For diseases of the blood, liver and from him and ehnvml thn InsIdA eftttln In Kinncys ii is a ixiuve cure, for ronstina- the same direction. Bo, little by little, llon Bm cIe"i',?,"l' the complexion ft ' does the man was forelns the head of tbd mad ",rp". "e " f-"ryone T,eon.ln,, farther ind farther from th. "?'8."- Wrge sue package, 611. cents. r - straight Ijne of march' All at once Pollv understood the whole thfnir. - Rhe had hesj-d her father and his men talk about "winding up a stam peding herd. The thing to do was to push the leaders gradually around In a circle. The others would' follow, and as the circle grew smaller and smaller the front of the column would overtake the J a II -I.. ... - . . . , v.. !T!" thnTJouM ,1", -10 1,10 wcwrihl medicine called helplessly wound up that they would K . mJ mM M stop In sheer bewilderment. This was Uiarantee to cure, they would. immidiateW what she was helping UWk Hay hew td da see the excellent effect after takingdhe first Duaaeniy nor none swervea a hum i nose, rnce OUc and fl,W. Trial sixe free. ana tnrust nu neaa rainy against tns at nil iinigi;isis. cide of one of the maddened cattle. A At all dniu'KlfcU' - , A New Jersey man has eaten an tSR a day for the past fifty years. He has eaten In all 1521 dozen, Some Foolish l'eople Allow a cough to run until It' cets berond the reach of medicine. They often .say, " Oh, It will wear away, but in moet esses it wears them away, umld thev be In- PJenTeilNo Tales WE?RE ALIVE, Our Story's Short. We navs'nt got the IlionKST STOCK of Dry Goods, Groceries, Provis ions, Notions, .Boots and jipeBapco, Cigars, &c.,.&c.,&c., la the Lehigh Valley, but we have an Klegant AMTtnent,Jutthe same, and the prices are started way down below the great majority of 'sur.aamnatltan.aiul that's what suits yon be- caos QUAMTI Is (be BE9T and the PRICES axealwaysJUaT BIOirr. Our stock Is entire jiWtw.nsarEiean, Complete and Handsome, .a1 w.lrijl.' Dlisaure In' asking the people or Weisitand'tae surroandlng community to aU and Inspect our assortment of general store goods. Respectively, A. W. MARSH, Post-Office. Weissport, Pa OfEF Canal Bine L feissprt, Bald he. courteously, and not without a tender accent of affection. And from that moment nil Dolores' secret fear and dread of her husband's uncle vanished. "I am so glad-you nro not a cross old crab, she said,tlmpulsively, "Has Paul given me such a bad cliar ncter as that?" said tho old gentleman, smiling. Oh, no, nor cried Dolores. "But ho always says My uncle will like this my uncle will disapprove of that,' until, don't you see, I have learned to be afraid EVe tar, lNOSe& IfirOat Bhake oUhubluoblackcurls, "I am not ..' . ...-.!. o. ixf raid now. Qli, I am suro I shall lovo meiit oi glasses, "I am very glad to see you, my dear," tlljnK sho wnnt8i' exclaimed tho young caused a permanenWapse.-rNew York old b the cattle basinets, and It now be W. G. M. Seiple, 1'IIYSICIAN AND 8UHGE0N, SOUTH STREET, - - - LEIIIGIITON May be consulted In English and German.- Jtuutlnl attmitliin fvlvl.ll til I IvtlpPftlnKV. Officb Hntntsi I'rom 12 M. to a I. M.,nnd roin o to v i: i "."' dr7g7t. fox, 112 Main Street, Bath, Pa. AT RARTON. SWAN 1I0TKI., TUESDAYS. AT ALI.KNT0WN, KAOI.K 1 1 OTIC TIIUHSnAV AT I1ANO0B. llBtlAIHAV iiiiuhk, iuti.-iiAir. L1 IIATir. WRI1NKS1.AVH AMI HATH II 1IA M. nm.-c 1 lours From a. in. to 4 n. in. l'i actlep limited to uiseases oi me "Exactly tho platform which I occupy in respect to you," said Gerald. "And yet you don't seem satisfied with the ar rangement I propose. Cornel Lets be judicial, my boy. Let us bo perfectly Impartial, riat lustitm, mat coalum, you know. If my nleco's money is to be dealt out to her a penny nt a time, 60 must my nephew's." "My clear undo," cried Paul, jumping up, "1 never looked at tho thing in that light befofo. My rlor, little Dqlores. What a eprdid old miser I must have ap- lluw a Lhsm Is Made. First, the rawhide Is, cut in thin strips as long us possible; afid. half tanned with the hair on. Then these strips are soaked aiid stretched over a block. Then they are braided into a rope, care being taken. of course, to pull tha strands as tight as possible. When the ria ta J lasso) is made It should he buried for Bvweek, ten days or even n fortnight in the sand. .It takes up moisture from the1 ground without getting hard, .uoaking; it lit water won't Dr. H. B.REINOHL Oraduate oi Phlla. rental College. DENTISTRY ! IN ALU ITS IUtANCIlES. Perscryatiou of the Teelii a Specially. OFFIOK HOURS: From 8 a, in. to r p. in, OAS HALL, Market Square, MauA Chunk. imANCH OFFICE: EAST - 1YIAU0H - CHUNK, Two Doors North ot l'ost-Omco. OFFIOK HOUR: 7 to On. in. and IS to T p. m. Aprll!i8-3m A.. S. Rabenold, 1. D. S NCH Ovkicb :-0ver J. W. Raiulcnbusli' Liquor store, BANK STRECT, LEHiailTON. nentlstrvin all Its branches. Toetli Kxtracted without 111111. iiasaiiliiinisierenwiieiireinii'Mi-ii. Oltlce Days -WHDNKSDAY ot eiich eek. l-.O.addiess, AIJ.KNTOWN, 3-yi a;iiikii tu"M AND OKAI.EK IN FURNITURE, PARLOR SPICKS, ( BKD RpOU SUITES, loaea' we" iw. ' ijitlsfacriao guaranteed In nttxwssvw. Oackkti, Coffins and Shrouds, We bars a toll line Which wa will furnish a fa ,1a watt eilul,pf ices. Flot&r, Feed, &c, Oitha choicest quality at very reasonable prices, kail aim bb vuwviwvu. JpSEPH P. REX, EAST WKlBSrORT. F. I. SMITH, D. D. S., Oltlce opimslte tho Ojicra 1 louse. Bank Street, Xohijhton, Pa. DKNTISTRY IN AI.I, ITS BRANCHES. Filling and making artificial dentures a special- tlas administered anil Teeth Fxtnictrd WITH- f 1111' I A I 111 . OFFICE 1IOURS:-Froii K . m., to 12 in., from 1 p. ni., 10 0 p. 111., 1ro.11 . p. in-, mi o i, 111. ConsulUttlons lii English or (lernmii omce Hours at Horh'ton -Kvery Saturday. Oct 15-87-lV DENTISTRY. Dr. J. A. Mayer &Scn. TJr. GEORGE H. MAYER, i -w- T1 4 TVTOTJTT 1 Orartuala from the Dental Deisirtment of the JSkigJ,' University of I'eiinsylvnnla, hasoiieneilau of I his father, seiMHC ce In the same immiing vain I noxir in tne nay wnuiow, Bank Street lsehighton, jnna. sVtsBecttnlly Invites the attention of his friends .d.L. .UI..H. ..n.Mt.u tn hi, liiuniia utock of at rlcM that dsfv competition, H will pay you acaUaaaiaipsst my stock btfor purchasing euanasre. M UROADWAY. MAUCII CHUNK, 1A., and Is now prepared torecelecveryoneiuneed of rlrst-clasM dc"tul serviee. lune 8-so-tl MANSION HOUSE Opposite I., h 8. Depot, BANK STREET, - . LEIIIGIITON, 0. II. IIQM, rROI'RIKTOIt, Mils house offers llrsttelass neeoiunioilatiniis for transient and permanent boarders. It has been REPAIRING newly renttedln all its de.artinents, and Is locat ed Iu one of the most i.U'titresime norttonn of the borough. Terms moderate, .fcw The 1,AR Is uppiieu wiin me cuoicrai iviuos, i.iijuurs an Jlgars. Fresh iiger on Tap. apr u-yi rreBptly doaa at lowest charge, and all work (.uaraatMd, Ttiudl TVinmit tha Dlnftn im lumoi tuo iiaib. mm at euigiiton. FRANK P. DIEHL, NORTH STREET. Practical Illacksmlth& llorsoshocr Is prepared to do al work In his Hue In the best manner and nt the lowest driers, flense can. n.m-J-ly D. J. PACKER-TON HOTEL, Midway between Maueh Chunk & Lenlghtou, Z.1I.C. HUM, Proprietor. PACKEUTON, - - . rHA t his well-known Hotel Is admlrablyrentted, and has lbs best accommodations for jiermaueiit and tmuslrnt hourders. Excellent Tables aud the ery best Liquors. Stables attaehed. lanft-yl you very, very muchl Might I kiss you. nlease?" "You might try, said tire major, look ing very much pleased: and from that moment Maj. L'Estrange and his nleoo- ln-law wero sworn allies and linn friends, "And you lovo him very much?" said tho major, sneaking, of course, of the ono Prince Charming who had ensnared the Creole's heart, 'Oil, yesi" cried Dolores. "I am suro, Undo Gorald, that there is no 0110 like. him in the world. No oneP "And ho Is good to your" "Yes, always." "And are you happy?" . "Yes, and except" . ' "Hailol"" said Undo Gerald. "Hero's a flaw in tlio.diamoud a crumplo in the rose leaves! There ought to bo no such tiling as nn exceptl" "There isn't," Btoutly maintained Do lores. "Only" "It's the same thing," said Uncle Gerald, shaking hia head. "An 'only!' Come. Dolores, what is It? Upon con fession, remember, is good for the soul What is tho meaning of this mysterious 'only?"' Dolores hung down bor head, tho Ink- black lashes drooped over her peach bios, eom cheek. It Isn't anything at all, Uncle Gerald," said she. "Only I Bhould like a little money to spend somotimes," "Elil" Bald the major. " Why, how Is this? Paul isn't a miser, I hope." 'Not in tho least," cried Dolores. "But but I hardly know how to explain myself ho thinks I ought to come to him for every penny I Bpend. Ho thinks should keep within a certain limit. Qf course lie s rignt, uuc it s n unto nara sometimes. There s no need for a oman's spending money, lie says." "Ahl" commented tho major. "And I wanted sonio bonbons dread- fully yesterday,'1 said Dolores, laughing and blushing. "Of course it's Vidiculoua a grown woman like me wanting bon bona like a child; but,- indeed, Undo Gerald, I couldn t help It, and I was aslianled to ask Paul for $1 to buy French candles with; and if there s an organ grinder, or a beggar, or a poor woman selling buttons and shoestrings, why, I have my rings and my ribbons and my bracelets, but nothing else." The major smiled and stroked his wbito bilk beard as ho Bat thero in ttie bamboo chair in the shadow of the Bwcct southern passion vines. "It is a hard case," said he. "Yes, isn't it?" cried Dolores earnestly. I told Paul he ought to givo tne a regu lar sum for pin money, but ho only laughs at me and says I am a little gooso, How would J10 llko It himself, 1 won der?" "Ahl" Bflid the major; 'ihow, indeed?" 'lAiul flowers!" cried Dolores, clasping her hands. "There was a flower fllrl along yatterday With the sweetest Japan lilies and tuberoseaand-I couiu not uuy one. And tuberoses alwayfe inuke me think of beautiful New' Orleans. Oh, Uncle Gerald, I did so want those waxen darlings! put Paul says it makes a Wo man extravagant to have all the money she wants. Would the tuberoses have been extravagant, Uncle Gerald?" No," said the old gentleman, looking ! the beautiful spcukiug face, "I don't liipk they would?. But now, little Do ores, there com 06 your pony up the drive. Go for your airing nnd leave rue to sleep." But the major did not sleep at all. Ho meditated, fie faced tho llnauclal prob lem of the L'Betrunge household and re solved to oonijuer It. .! .11 LI. 1 1 L Tl . . , : 1 U", iiur wui auvwiiuif-vimj?viiafc-4 Know ui peared to her. rWhy Itidn' .sj.me one do t , buryingjt,; me tlm favor to tell mo what an ogregi- ,vt, , , u .i...m ous idiot I was making of myself? What shall I do, Undo Gerald? Shall I make her a regular allowance so much a week?" . "I dare say wo shall find some satis factory method of ( adjusting tho bal anco," said Maj. L'Estrange, with a smile. "It's a sort of ad homlnem argu ment, this of mine, I must confess) but it was a real trouble to little Dolores, and so I thought I would just hold up a looking glass to you, Nephew Paul. But don't look so crave: you shall have your I supper nt'Auranio's, and' your chestnut I purchased a steer a day or two ago of mare, turn an mose omer 111110 luxuries cxiuhh ouiui nepry uivuu, a weu mown of life which have grown to be necessl- resident of Tremont. When, the.' steer- Hut Dolores must have her again oe jett for a time s tretoheu over a block, With a weight toxoid it taut. Tlten the hair should be sandpapered off the outside, and when the riata U greased with mutton tallow and properly noosed it is ready for use. Every vaquero that pretends to take care ot hia Apparatus will bury his riatft and stretch it everf six or eight months. San Francfsoo Ex aminer, A Watch In m Steer's Btsniach. Hamilton & Branpamun, the butchers, KISTLER sUully anasuBces to the public that he has jJaNKW 1.1 VKKV BTAllt.lI. Ami that lie it teweraeared to furolth Teams for Funerals, eaaMfaMat akutseia Trios on the Khortsnt no. ItVlkad tutxt liberal terms. Orders left at the CMbeu ou" will ncelira prompt attenttoo. BTABLBB ON NORTH STREET, aatttba Hotel, Lsblghtoo. UnHil- AH til? ftef tle!t county ngvys t-ii papar. Retf it. SHOEMAKER'S Horse auaUleRowfler. Joshua Shoemaker, Proprleto CIIKltltYVII.I.K. 1'. I)., Nurthamptou co lli RBOTIONB For u lmrse. 1 teblespwniri.1, t wo or three times a week; when U-k, j uble spoonsful a day. For a i'o. 1 ti-.ispiHii.ful twieeawaek: when su-k, .., uitu. Tin sawa for Hum. Fui I'miltrs mlv nlil. Ireil I3tr-Ti.it iMiwiler Is preiMMred tii-i ili-.Hi- otthe late Ir. II. 0- Wlliou, tsntl is ll.e ni-ulue article. Owners t auove Uttiued auluuiui shuuld rlatau onoe. ties to you. bon bona and flowers and little charity coins also, Aa I said before, fiat justltia." With all my heart; undo," said Paul, laughing. And so little Dolores won her cause after all, Sho came to her uncle the next day. , . Oh, uncle, she said, "I am so sorry I told you that about Paul." "Why, my dear?" asked tho major. "Because wo havo talked the matter all over," said Dolores, "and he is so. good. I am to have a separate allow ance nit of my own. Isn't he splendid) And I wouldn t have mm think I com plained of him for all the, world!" "Don t be afraid, my dear, said the major. "H shall bo a state secret be tween us two forever and a day. And you arc sure you'rp quite, happy now?" "Oh, yes, quite, declared Dolores with empliosis. But she did not know" that Uncle Gerald was ' the magipian who had wrought this wonderful change. Nw York Ledger, reunion In Churqh Choirs. I wish I might say that tho ono great requirement for obtaining a position in ft city choir is a voice. But, unfortunately, I cannot. Intlueitoe, youth, 'a pretty or intelligent face, taste in dress and a"good address will each and all have their value in this as in other pursuits and profes sions. All of tho latter, however, are of only tho slightest-Importance in compar ison with the nower wielded bv the tlrst of them influence, La'dies' Homo Jour nal. SJrble Fluid. The Austrian sculptor, Friedrich Beer, In Paris, has discovered a process for making marblo fluid and molding It as bronze is molded. The name ot the mar ble thus treated is bery t. The new prod uct costs little more than plaster, and is especially well adapted to the ornamenta-t tion ot houses and tho construction of doors, baths and small pillars. A-stock; sompany has, been organized in Paris to place bcryt on mo market, iiow oi Telegram. I'eroeptlble. "How did you enjoy the opera last night. Miss Chatter?" "Why, did you eee mer "No I only heard you." Epoch. was killed a silver watch, in good condi tion, was founft in the stomach, Two. years ago a laborer on the farm hung his vest on a Tall fence. A silver watdi was in the pocket, and both vest and watch disappeared. It is believed the Bteer ate the garment and contents. The watch is on exhibition at Tremont. Cincinnati Enquirer. Adams' Dally Swim. Old John Quincy Adams left u definite record here as a swimmer, and was per haps the lost of our presidents who swam in the Potomao river as he, would have, done in the Charles river. I wonder1 whether the people of Washington would have uny clear idea of John Quincy Aduins at the present time had it not been for this Independent habit he had of going.back ot the White House to. the river margin and taking hia morning swim. Washington Letter. Where Garfield Died. Elberon has a romantlo sound, and the word became known to everybody when; President Garfield lay ill at KlberiWi They say in Long Branch that the famous shore place was named for L. B. Brown, a man who owned the land where Elberon is built. Some ingenious word maker twisted the name L. B. Brown into El beron, and there you are. Boston Tran script. came evident, that hi interest In that buelnees. amounted to enthusiasm. Under protest he had stood tolerably still until now, notwithstanding things were going on which demanded his ao- tlvo" attention. But when he was re quired to turn and gallop away from, a stampeding herd of cattle, he simply re fused to obey such a preposterous com mand. So,, instead of going tn the direc tion suggested- to him, ha bolted and dashed after Dick May hew tn fine style. Polly had her wish tn spite of herself, but. she felt, more dismay than exultation In the tact, This was S; very different thins-from dtting at a safe distance and wishing the could join in thechaae. But aha bad. no time for vain , regret now. The terrible predicament Into which she waa roroed; demanded all her thoughts and would require, all' her courage and elf possession, It wm a. terrible, predicameut, indeed, and If sins managed to keep , her seat in th9,8addlo and!tokMp aaiely out of the way of all those totalrjg horns , and' thun dering hoofs, .she would, iave something to he thankful for bo long aa she might live. The crisis had developed with wonder ful rapidity. When Dick's warning was given the herd had- been restless and un tulyS Win Jfol'j' horse bolted with her be. raced after a great aro.wd of panic striokeo creature sweeping like a tor nado across the plain. The atampede had fairly begun. And, as la always the case in cattle stampedes, there waa no appar ent reason whatever for the commotion. If Polly could have remained quietly in her original position and watched the affair, at leisure, abet would have enjoyed suohj an exhibition tts (he had never' areaeteq. or. ah tne castie ot tne great herd had become solidly massed together anil were rushing attheadlong speed over the level ground. From, a distance a great dark stream would hare been seen pouring onward with the swift undulations of a rapid river. From the neat-ei1 point ot view that Pplly was forced to accept, more de tails were visible, and some of them were not pleasant to look upon. Everywhere throughout the mass ter rible white horns tossed and rippled like the froth of the angry currant. Here and there, aa one heap after another waa reared upward, the red gleam of mad dened eyes waa visible. Tongues, that dripped with-foam began to appear. If a beast was crowded from ((a feet it never knew what it wma to take another step, Jn an instant it was overthrown, trampled upon by hundred of hoof a and left dead upon the, ground, And the noise of the living torrent was fearful. Hie thunder of the gallop- pair of red, angry eyes ware turned In Polly's direction) and. they seemed to see for the first time thu meddlesome out rider. With, a. bellow of , rage, the crea ture lowered it wide spreading horns, and without further warning, straight way charged upon thehorse and Its help less rider. Polly did not scream. A tightening at her throat made her voiceless. Her dan ger waa fearfully great and she knew it, In an instant tne teruole enemy was upon har, He had dashed away from the herd beyond her horse, and then turning with lowered head waa making hi onslaught. The, girl saw that even if she escaped death, on the points of those dreadfut horns she was likely to be cast heildlong upon tha bristling hornrof the galloping herd. But the wise old horse saw the danger aa quickly as she, and knew far lielter how to manage it. Just aa the lowered horn almost touched htm ha swerved suddenly, turned sharply alout and gal loped to the, rear. So the horns, aimed at the horse etruok a membtr of the herd and aroused great anger in him. In a moment the horse bad turned again and was In full career toward the front once mbre-. With diffloulty Polly had kept her at through these swift and surprising evolution. Now, when he faced about, she saw two furious members of the herd detached and In hot .pursuit, not of her, but ot DickMay hew. l one horse could not be over thrown another would Isrve! In one awful second the girl realized both the peril of' her faithful friend and her own' inability to even warn him. In The Is a doz In Brunswick. Ma., who visits tho corridor ot the postofflce dhlly to warm his feet at tbc radiator. , , Ilrepppsla and Liver OoranUlat. Is it not worth the small price ot7$ cents Ui iree vnurself of everv svnmtom of lima distressing complaints, If you think so call at our More and get a bottle or tthilon Vitalizcr. Every bottle- has a -printed guarantee on it, use accordingly, and. if it oes von no good it will cost you nothlne. Sold nt I'iery's or Thomas' drug store. David Cableof Stanley. N. C. Is the father of thirty-two' children, of whom fourteen lioys and eleven, girls are still living. Oh, What Cough. Will you heed the warnine., The liens! l-rliaM of the sure approach of that mora lerril.lo disease, Consumption. Ask you r m Ivis if you can afionl for the sakeof .sar- g '0 cents, tn run the risk and do noth ing lor it. We know from experience that Shiloh's Cure will cure ydtir cough. It never fails. This explains wliy more thin .Million Ilottlts were sold the past year. Il relieves croup and whooping cough at 'life. Mothers 110 not he without It, f or Imi.io hack, side, or chest, use Shiloh's I'nroiiH Plaster, hold at Bierv'a orTl.omsfc drug More. lllnter Frost, Jack Frost. White Frost, Cold Frost. Early Frost, and gnow Fiost are the names of six brothers In Kansas rily. Klcctrlc UlUers, This remedy Is becoming so well known and 1st 11111I It Is inmrantecd to all that Is claimed. so iHii.ilhir ii-nn need nt no special mention. All wlio f.irto used Klcctrlc flitters sine the same soiiE of praise. -A purer medicine does not ex- Klnrtrln ltitti-rs ulll nurn All diseases of tha liver mid kidneys, will remove pimples', boils,' salt- riieinii ami oilier enecuons causeu, uy -impure er bottle nt RKBRlt'S Drugstore, Silence Is golden; but It is the other fellow's silenco that is meant. l'rom (lie Nation's Capital. Mr. A. N. Hazen. Washington. D.C.iavs thi him out Red Flair Oil Is a twrfeet fkmllv medi cine and has no equal for II fieumatltm, Neural; Sprains, Outs, liurns'and bodily pain. Price 24. Consumption, aretyou troubled With this terri ble, disease. If so take healthy axerdis,- Ufa u open air. use Puritan Uough and Consumption Cure and he cured, dont delay. ' Price 3S cqH, st Thomas' drug store. The switchmen's Interest In the rail roads they represent seems to be flaglec Stvepctlielilnc StMt. Among the mcst valuable substance, I tag. hoofs sounded incessantly; there was Paul L'Batrange oatno up from the city that ovidiing in excellent spirits. "My dear uuale," hp said, "I shall have to call on your generosity once again. Only fancy my meeting Hall and Ovlnctou ou the pa'rade this afternoon! And they tell me that Col. Praed and young Jennings are in town also. So I have just ordered a little bachelor supper at Auramo'B for to-morrow evening. "Ah!" said Maj. L'Estrange. "I lucked at that chestnut mare, sir, ' added l'uul. "She is simply irfeot, so I told tin- man to bring tier up here. I am Ui have her for $975. It's a bargain." 1 ' lllii-! ' The Question of the Day. We hear oonstantly thls,"What shall be done with our girls?" Iet pia supple ment that with " What shall be done with known in tho arts are the metallic alloy. It has been recently discovered that strong as steel is it can bo made yat stronger by an alloy of 8 to S per cent, ot nickel. This means that in the future wo can have larger bridges, higher tower and lighter machinery than ever. New York Sun. Capacity of tha Lung. Every adult man has 1.400 square feet of lung surface) or, rather, the muoou membrane lining the air cells would, If spread out on a smooth plain surface, cover an extent equal to the above figures. A man breaU.cs eighteen time a min ute, and uses 8,000 oublo feet, or about BT3 hogsheads, of air per hour. Pall Mall Gazette. It is said that four years after the fight at Chickamauga the battlefield shown like bright moonlight, even on the dark est nights. The light came from, the phos phorescent exhalations of tua decaying bones, pf the heaped up dead. pysters are a favorite dish with the leuUlators. at Washington, In the senate ourbovsi" What are we tqdq for the in-1 restaurant about twenty-five bushel a . ' T . . ,1... 1 ft A I ..ll .1. - coming generBlHHir wtver mmq mat 1 nay are erveu oui, uu iuhj iunu whlohis yet to he. What are we to do with tho 800,000 children who go to school in New York city today, with the 60,000 who roam the streets of New York with nothing to do today, with tII8,0Q mes senger boys, of whom 8,000 arJ!wiu ated from service every yar,turndl0e quantity is dealt out in the houao reatau- a perpetual roar from tne noiiowtng throats; the rattling clash of horn a the toasinr head struck together wa like the beating of halt and the panting of the hurrying brute sounded like the rush of wind, And close upon the edge of this homed army o cloe it seemed sometimes that a pair of waving horns must eaten In her habit skirt the frightened city girl waa being hurled along by hr unman ageable horse. But tltoagh frightened now In good earnest Pollv kest her wits about her. With one hand held her flying skirt away frpni thoee threatening horns and the steady IfirmneM of her hold on the bridle kept the haeaafrom crowding into actual contact with the outside cattle. It wa a fearful race. None of the maddenvd creature paid the slightest attention to horse or rider. But the situ ttlon. waa bad enough Without that. At ny luotuent her norto mignc aasn into the raidst of the herd, and than neither horse nor rider would have another minute of life to hope for. A misstep nt the terrific pace they were irointc.would throw tba home to the (round and oast the helplaca girl head long under the multitude of trampling toot. And it would do no good for Polly to mil for help. Dick Kayhew wa just in another Instant the hdck Would be upon mm ana ne -would oe Kiuea Derore lier blood-Wlll drive malaria from the system and eyes. If only he could' be made to know prevent as well as cure alt malaria fevers! For of hi. danger! It only.sh. could attract .ri those furious creature, to herself once tced.r money refunded. Price socentsand.tl morel With a flash ot inspiration -Polly saw a faint possibility of rescue, With cries and with blows frobj her' small fists she urged the horse to iwifter'run, so that the distance 'between' her and Dibk be came lea and lea. And then, laughing aloud tit tha absurdity, of 'her device, she bent down juid unslung her umbrella from the caddis. - As she grasped the handle she was close behind the cowboy.. But, so were the pursuer she strove to reaoue him from. Before ahe could cry out both the en raged creature had struck Dick May haw' bone, and the poor animal lay bleeding and disabled on the ground, while his stunned rider struggled to free inmaeif. from ine entanglement wmcn held him, The force of the collision threw both the assailants backward toward the herd. Before they oould recover from the recoil and renew their charge the horse which had begun the disturbance swept, with' his pluoky young rider, le Iween them and their victim. As Dick Mayhew struggled to his feet ha saw the arbuing apparition of Polly Danvers flying put him like the wind, She had something in her hands, and as she passed the two brutes, which were about to charge upon him for the second tme, he saw them both dasb backward In affright. In the sudden rebound 'they Were' caught beneath tlie hoofs of their companion and In atWinkllng the llfo was trampled out of them. Polly had found her Weapon at Inst, and it bad done good service; for it had enabled her to save the Ufa of the friend who, .in another moment would have been a mangled corpse beside his hon,u, As she rode forward she had grasped tl handle of her umbrella with one hand, while the other hand wa on the. spring of this extraordinary ' implement KFl'KOTS OF MODETtX LIFJL. Etn'n nt authorities unanimously agree tha that the high pressure methods of modern life are rapully making 119 a race of helpless Invalids subject to all manner of nervous all'cctinnK, headache, insanity, dizziness, nviirilgm, backache, hysteria, nerynus irotiuieN 01 the heart, stomach kidneys, hraiii, etc. Ladles and gentlemen who are II. iin afflicted, or who are compelled to keep line hours, do much mental physical work, now worry or fret alout business or douie hlic troubles, should remember that no ollic-r remedy in the world will so kpeedly euro (heave deceases, remove worry and Miles induce tranqnil sleep, relieve pain, or build up the brain nnd nervous systems, as I)r, Miles' great discovery. IlicRMtoni- live rserve. It contains no opium or mprp hine. Trial bottles free at Biery's or Thomas' drug stoic. "Poets must suffer before they can write," says a philosopher. After that it Is other people who suffer. I Wished I WusDeadt After siiHcritig several years with the L corrhoea, nnd no doubt I would have been. only a lay induced me to try rsiilpuur Ui. Icrs. Now 1 am well. Three bottles cuied me. "You will observe one thine about Va nAnA.l II -.1.1 ... 1 ..1.1. of warfare. In dashing past the two , fr0nt foot Is more valuable than threatening creaturee she hail suddenly, I a back yard." and with a wild scream, spread the um brella In their astonished faces, wiUi the result already' described. And a he looked, Diok Mayhew saw the umbrella at tha head of the stam peding herd, still opening and shutting like the napping 01 a great maex wing. That aveninsr. when at last Dick May hew had got her safely back to the ranch, and when everybody waa making a tre mendous ado bver her, Polly produced great consternation by suddenly deelar InorwIUi much omDhaaU: "I'm going back ho i to-morrow! I'm afraid of cowsr-r- aasn.ir i The Sprlnc Medicine. Tlieixmularitv which Hood's Bamnerillt Iiiim gsihcu as a spring medicine is wondeful It possesses iust lhohft elements of healths giving, blood-purlfving and a ppetjlei restor ing which everybody seems to need at this reason. Do not continue in a dull; ' tired, imt-atisfactory condition when vou may be so much benefited by Hood's Saieapsritla. It purines toe iiiikvi anil mane ine wjras. strong. There has not been a death amone the white population of Elbert County, (ia., In two years. Mm KlMirle Lights, The vslosof a remedy should b ssUasated by a nnri.t in 1milnn. Itnvland. baa had Its eurstlre psepsrtles. Accortilsnio toll stand. the happy thought of hanging tralU of d. Ayer's Samparllla Is the' best aWmsit ' - j i, ia,i ni,., I economical blodmedldna In the msrkat,beeaiu 1 .. v !. . Jt!A "riT- -?. tha most pure and eontentrated. Price 1 Wotta If. Ilia rv iiiuw .awae n j s..- tints of the delicate leave form a lovely veil for the light, wwon glimmer Tim :" if me employer does not re- throueh them without being-diminished, thract what he said to me this momln'. I Chicago Mail. - . - j , - . -. 1 writes, at the clote of a period of fifty years lionco, the memories or half a cen tury, will have a curious story to tell. Church Slngera' aalarie. A woman with a good contralto voice 1 front ot her now, riding at the am fu will begin at an annual salary of (900, riou rate aa herself. But ha supposed which, if alio la successful, may ri"toaer well on her wy loth ranch, and nn nverami of CI100. Thar are two unlit all that tumult slut could not make untrained, undisciplined, sharp as nod-,1 lmrcneg t Philadelphia, I believe. )ua hear her loudest so reams. Thar dlw, upon the community? The man who w,lloU ,,ay tUeir contraltos W0; but thl,' lidfoV w toTdo exiet to keen inc.'tlea outside of Boston v which haraelt on the back that runaway age about $200 higher. U unusual AndK' p long aa posstbl and hope for even a genuine aito mat rarea 01 mht.L Pollv had recovered from her nrat con- 'ualon of terror now. and wa able to i . . . ... ..I . 1- A- with hearts full of desire, with ,o'oT w with thl. addition. r..1"i,: v.v, uu. . - , it areamsvi M" ej jsjasi ji none of these salaries PP? PWsWI. of conlMsnce In tha horse that bd played extravagant, or toadmltot muchuxury , tW (riok fcegau 'to eatpect in living, and salarlaa a WV that h was do fmouaat all, but only creased, fchould, a rival churXn nwkji an He. seamed to know per- offer fur a voice, If the first eurou Is te). 0w, and to b aat- dealrous of retaining it, the riyftt pnoa thlt u WM th, tiling exactly. U overbid and tha voice retained. But Jt tpalavl l0u.h fully undendotid this U tha uuly reason of wbioh ft2 wtat Diok May haw wa worIg for, anx anuwuKUC wt mrumwi 1 ma rvranr. it i v i ith i. iiim-'iii.i nrawH inn , . . ..... .. , 1 - mines 111 tiiejp uy ou.m.uu younis ui an wuuui ui um ia.ui.uj froni jgoo to tOGper annum. Tne Mnn, . miner. Alley oouib wiiu menuu aspira- . , , ,i i,4r than this, br add-1 tlons, with hearts full of desire. willing hands to encounter rebuflings, to meet dlappontinent8, to bum-ounded with dances ana twirrmnonsaina ulti mately to fall into that tatBhle 1 wonder, of anpreheusiuu, of lii auoiety owe them a hung, and.i ug U duUta, mnat be compelled,' way or other, to disgorge. -Hof New Yurk Prei, Ttilnt of Wood PIceaiM. Wooil niiteon. In common, with all their congeners. very fond of water. They are essentially thlrty, drinking, not like most other birds, alp by sip, but ns a horse drink, at one long draught. Water is also necessary to them for bath ing purpose. Montreal Star. ' t Aa Batdaded Motto". Mrv Gotham This paper say mud baths will cure, rheumatism. Mr. 0othin (a great sufferer) Non tnse! I've fallen' down in Broadway lialt a dozen times, and it didn't do a bit of gOod.-New'York Weekly. llletlaharlM Okyaapar. WeUUr's Unabridged Dictionary used to aaU for $13. - The wpy right ran put and (ha, ftrvt ediUou haa beenjreproiluoed by tba photo prooee and can be pur chatad for $8.50. Chicago Trlbuue. shall lave his service," Phellm: "Whf phawt did he say?" Tira:"Snra be tpld m I oould look for another placer Suhscilbcr at the leleplioue -Hello, central! Central Hello! Subscriber Give me the First National bank. Central Anything else? A rather nouiDus trlnisteronce met P. T. Barnum, the clrcr manager, and said to l.lm;"ilr. Ilamum, you and 1 have met before 00 the temperance platform, and I hope we shall meet In heavervn Wethall" replied Ilarnum confidently, "If you're there." PKniiATO no local disease has puuled and Iu. filed the profession more than, nasal catarrh. While not Immediately falal it Is among the most distressing and disgittt ing ills the flesh is heir to, and the record show very few or no case of red! at cureoa chronic catarrh by any of the inuUHude of modes of treatment until theK lnjrodqctloB of Ely'a Creatn Halm a few years sge. Tba, success ef this preparation h beep taput, grtifyiug and surprUing.
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