The Carbon advocate., March 07, 1891, Image 4

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Tb Portugaa. nation I un of the Id"'
lartrneted In ktirepo, Ibr illitr.t labant
butU belag ofittlly ateted a 87 per cant, o
tt total popolst ' on .
ofanbfc .ii tv aWKllfetut of Americai
MUtttHiSa, i Hrr'-''-' mb ,-.jt, will
property v?.lu.i t 8p."1.00e. (nSy6tlj
lnm cmraDiteg to t" 3,131.
A fiea'lbln Eu
Tf o14 Be Smp' B.lrara for th Throat anf
j.na;e. is i eurin
A.lh m a. BrAtuiMtl
rfn' CON eases otOouulu, Cold
uroup Ana ainunniani
I.iBf Troubles than ny other raedlolne. Thi
proprietor nas auinonnm rny aruggisi lo ei.
you a Sample Dottl Free to eonTlnoejrou of th
nsrltotUile great rmdr. Largs Bottles 60.
04 tl.
It Ii on of the oarlojlltee of natural hie
tory thet a hone eajoje hla food most whei
he hua't kbit in bis month.
Every peraon ou eitth must hare som
aort of a pet, even if ltie nothing bettt
than himself. '
Miles Nerve and Liter 1'IIU.
An important discovery. The; net pi
th lifer, stomach and bowels tliroiigh th.
ncrTco. A new principle. They epcedl
cure biliousness, bad taste, torpid liver, pile
aad'constipallon Splendid for moil, vtomer.
and children. Smalleit, mildest, surest. B.
dose for 28 cents. Samples free at T. D
Thomas .and W. F. Bierva Droit Blorc.
D rick I boiled in ooal-tarare rendered hare
aid dnrablr, and tnacbinemade brioka, i
boiled tot a period say twenty-four hour
become waterproof. Bricks thus treate.
art well adapted for ewers, cesa-poola am
the foundation of buUuin.
A (treat Battle
h eonstantlr coins on tn the human aysten
when you sutler with consumption, coughs o
eeldsilney strive to ruin health and drmrvli
Hilitto th prnra. Take tltnnlv warnlm? au.
ao l'an Tin cough aud Consumption Gun
TtiH 3A and 00 cents.
llr. ie'a uver liectliator is a sure cure ioi
dyspepsia, biliousness,
and an kidney complain
'Meaiaa' Uru Btore.
i, ueariouru, inuigeaiioi.
tints. Trial bottles tree a
Fair to the eye yet it naa a heart of etou.
the peach,
Kpocll,
The transition from lonar. llnzerlntr and pain
fat llokneis to robust health marks on epoah Ii.
tke life of the Individual. 8uoh a remarkabi.
eveat Is treaaared in the memory and tlio aicenej
wherebv the ood health das been attained 1
rat.loily blessed. Ilenee.lt Is that So much If
aeard la praise or Electric llltters. Ho man:
BMlthey owe their retteratlon to health, to th.
seer Me ureal Alterative anu lonio.
lr yoi
s, llvei
arelroaeled with any disease of kldoevs
er stomach, of lone or short standlnirvou wit
earelT dad relief bv use of ttlactrle lllltets
eld a. toe. and l.oo per bettle at ltEIJll's
rai autre.
Hearing the Top.-"Is abe a great actress?
"Ureatr Men, i guess, mut that womai
can afford not to loose bcr diamond',"
Grandmother Saysl
When aba was a girl that her mother al
ways save her sulphur and molas ies to purlf j
her blood.but she now Rhea Sulphur Ulttci
to her grandchildren, as It is the the best
medicine she ever saw The Father.
"I don't believe lu allowing domestics t
set the nnner hand. I make my servant
keep her, place?" ' You are lucky. Oui
never does fo" mora than three weeks."
May Thank tier Stars.
The narrow escape of Mrs. B. II Sonrlb,
rf Elkhart, In J., from a prematnrcdeath t'
weadsrful. She elates that "lor tnen
years my heart troubled me greatly. I hi
eaue worse. Had smothering spells, shor
breath, fluttering: could not sleep on my lcl
aide, had much l'aln in Brest, shoulder am
stomach. Ankles swelled. Had much head
aahe and rfitttneas Treatment did ma I)
Mod, until I tried Dr. Miles'Ncw Hear
Unr aaa liesloratif nerve, ine uroi oui
tie halned me.and 1 waa soon virtually euro
Far safe atT. D. Thomas and W. F. liien
slrtif store, A line book on the Heart anu
Kerrw free.
Pedestrian 'Well, aonney, I suets I'll
hare my boots blacked, are you readtY"
Small Bootblack "Ho aor, I'm lteddy'.
brother, bnt I kin ehlue 'em np fer yer Ju.
tjeitme."
I hare lieen troubled with chronic ca
Jarrh for years. Ely'a Cream Balm is th
only remeov amoog the ninny that I Imv.
used that afforda mo relief. E W. Willard.
Drugeist, Jollott, 111.
I have been troubled with catarrh for ten
years and have tried a number remedies,
but fonnd no relief until I purchase.! a
bottle of Ely'a Cream Balm. I consider it
the most reliable preparation for catarrh
and cold in the head. Oen. E. Crandull,
P. M., QuonochawnUug, K. t
"I hava thought of one or two olevei
things in my lifetime," said Millie Mashing
ton, "bnt I didn't eay them." Why doiT"
"It wonld have been each a disappointment
Whenever Iopend m; 'raotfth afterward."
Wbat't better for a wound than Salvation
Oil? Echo answers. "What.'' Wa aruwer:
"Nothing." --80 say wa all of us, so eay
wa all I" Onlr Sfi cts.
A poof unfortunate in Milwaukee Is raid
to nave eneeteri niraseu to ueatn. aim.
poor creature, livlnc In the light of tlti
nineteenth century and never heard of Dr
Ball's cough Bvrup. Well, this is mon
than Egyptian dark nisei
It taken abant three aeoonde for a uieetag.
to go from obe end of the AtUntle sable t
the other. -
One hundred and five American vlelle.1
Bnrn'a blttbplaoaln SoetUud In onediy lest
eammtr.
The first maament to tlemado Osrlec
the conqueror nf Mexico, bee been navel ed
in nie native euv ot ie.imu,in jjeuaowiura,
;alo.
Pitlaborsh claims to nave mare million
arte In proportion to her penuUitou, tkMii
any other otty In the world.
Alaska cost only $7,000 000, etxl the r
veant to the natlenat treaeHrv te Mpea(d tv
amount to latXW.WO a year tat Hw est
twenty year.
Cranium is new being aimed aaaassg th
rare mitaU on aeeount of It eeeennewl reus
taoce It l likely to be ued lu eliaHrleal
Insalatlen,
The Cr aeaotdiag to a reeesst elatta.
Uolan'a ealeolatioB, H the laraeel urlv
owner ef land In the voiiik-e total UatMSI
60 .000.000 aetes, abeat the tM ef tt wkok
of Franee.
The meet deaeely pop aUted taje) tall
In the world t 1b the eltv 01 Mew York; I.
U Inhabited by ST6.OQ0 people the hugw
pari 01 wdo are luiwete w apeak oulv
iceir native ungua4.
In aontbern OalMofnta tberatre eaitl lo be
Indiana aged Iroea ee haadied aeid Ulna
to one hundred and forty yeate. Tttej live
en aoeroa, nour ana warn.
Baron Letbtg, the Breat Oesaaea eheeaisc.
aya that eo aoeb flour aa eaa lie e Ike
point of a table knife eiHsealti ae aai
nutritive ooastttueou u lht piau ef the
dcs 1 aoaimeai swimMM bear ate.
A fioweriag.plaBt ba eer keea aad
within the AaaiUiW el 1 els b)i la U A re tie
region there are 782 klaA at towete; their
oolors, bowever, are not eo bngbt or varied
a inoee or warrasr regews.
Perbapt tbe 'eUeal Hfittg ladles la the
United State. i Uvidj ffatet. aVaaiuie.
residing in Iadlaa Tentwy wtw baa ju
entered bi onn band red aad atbth year ol
his lite.
Fanny, when a ma auta oat an a bei
nea career the mere eheeks be reeeivee tU
sooner he geti there.
BpreadluarforLeaxex A
The marshy, overflew! taad. aenkm Ion unj
half aubmerted river banks, whlet sin n iu
birth, tho seeds of saataria teaasesjaaie Uk ir.
and are inhaled at ovary breath bv Mioi,-M.:t
unprovided with assy idaejuat ealensawl samm
the baneful Intuenea. Yot aut ti om -polrut
alike te retaedy er 10 provut. pure lu iu eoo
atltueou, a4 tbe prolrealouahy ntttun
uuuwteier tbe hairiil diua. u.m... na
nataa H HjXetlar's Bi .in. h imtrrs. a hu 11, 1
spiel and eateattard. toramoet um oai . n I
anttdote to aukiu tut im uimui
perBUneaUyrefaoting.n'iiate, au4 nliiki 1
eooUpllo, Vvrr ciupUii.i. rt-ui..iiM,..
kidney aad .t4aratuuoou. a .a ui..,.
Aawa (nneoraau at ukaw UU am pease aaa.
Is also a saMrb auiauaer. Lee at esMoiai.
tauy.
ON EARLY MOTHERHOOD.
A PAPER FROM THE RECENTLY DIS
COVERED DC QUINCV M3S.
Women In Tlielr Itelntlon to the Ilnm..n
if ymery -A Heautlful Kssny In 1'lilioao
phv by the l'ootlo Author of "The
Opium ltaler" Hie Happiest Period of
a Woman's Life as Vnderslootl by a
Deep Observer.
ITrie followlne article, renrlnted from the
Indon New Review, is one of tbe recently
rtlsoovereit De Qulnoy MSB. Tbe paper aho s
De Qulnoy'e style at a high mark, anu win 00
read with dellfht for lta deep tliougbt and rev
erent poetry.
Tlio loveliest Bieht that n woman's eve
opens upon iiitlits world Is her first horn
child, and the holiest sight upon wliicli
the eyee of God settle In Almighty sanc
tion nnd perfoot blessing la tho love
which soon kihdles between the mother
nnd her Infant mute and speechless on
the one side, with no language but tears
and kisses, and looks. Beautiful is the
philosophy which arises out of that ie
llection or passion connected with tho
transition Unit has produced it. Fiist
conies trio whole mighty drama of love,
purified over more and more, now oiten
from grosser feelings, yet of necessity
through its vory elements oscillating be
tween the flnlto of the Infinite; tlio
haughtiness of womanly pride, eo digni
fied, yot not always freo from tho near
contagion of error, tlio romance so en
nobling, yet not always entirely reawn
ablsj tho tender dawn of opening seuti
monts pointing to nn Idea in all this
which It neither can roncii nor long sus
tain. Think ot the grent storm of ngi-
tntlon nnd fear and hone through whloh
In her earliest days of womanhood
evory woman must naturally pubs ful
filling tlio law of Her creator, yot a law
which rests upon her mixed constitution
animal, though Indefinitely ascending
to wlint is non nnininl; as a daughter
f man frail and imperfect, yet also as
a daughter ot God, standing erect, with
eyes tff the heavens. Next, when tho
great vernal pasaovor of i-oxual tonder
uees and romanco has flllod its purpose,
wo soo rising as a phoanix from this
Ki-oat mystery of onnobied instincts an
other mystery much more profound,
more affecting, moro divine not so
much a rapture as a blissful roposo of
a Sabbath which Bwallows up tho more
perishing Btory of the first, forcing the
vast heart of female nature through
itnges of ascent, forcing it to pureuo tlio
transfigurations of the rsyclie from tho
aurelio conditions so glowing, in its
o lor, Into the winged creature which
mixes with tho mystory of tho dawn
and ascendi to tho altar of tlio lnnnlto
heavens; rising by a ladder of light
from that symi athy which God surveys
with npprobHtion, and even more bo, as
he beholds it self purifying under his
Christianity to that sympathy which
needs no purification, but is the holiest
of things on this earth and that in
lilch God most roveals himself through
the nature of humanity.
Woll it is for tho glorifloation of hu
man nature that through these changes
the vast majority of women must for.
ever pass) well also that by placing its
sublime germs noar to female youth God
thus turns nwny by anticipation the ul
vinest ot disciples from the rapacious
absorption of the grave. Time is found,
how oflenl for those who nro enrlysum
moncd Into leudeilng back their clod
ous privilege who have yet tasted in its
first fruits tho parndiso of maternal
love. And pertniningalso to this part of
the subject I will tell you o result of my
own observations of no slight impor
tan co to women.
It is this: Nineteen limes out of twenty
I have remarked that tlio true paradise
nf a female life, in all ranks not loo ele
vated fi r constant intercourse with the
children, is by 110 moans the yo.irs of
courtship, nor tlio earliest period nf mar
riage, hut Hint sequestered oliamber of
her experience in wliioh a mother is fort
nh no through the day with the serwint
perhaps in 11 tlistanb part of the liou'-.e,
nnd (God bo thanked) chiefly whero
Ihero nro no servants at all; she is at.
tended by one solo companion, her little
first bom nngol, ns yet clinging to her
rota, impel feotly able to walk, Bt ill
mi re Imperfect in its prattling and in
nooent thoughts clinging to her, haunt
ing her wherever she goes as her shad.
ow, CAtching from her oye tho total uv
nlrntlon of its little palpitating heart,
mul sending to hers a thrill ot Becret
pleasure so often as Its littlo ihigois
fasten on her own.
Left alone from morning tonight with
this one oonipauion, or even with three
still wearing the grace of infancy, buds
of variotu stage upon the self name tree,
n woman, if she has the great blessing
of apnroaolilng euoli a. luxury of para.
dle, ie moving too often not nwara
.hut she is moving thvoiigh the divin-
est Motion ot Iter life. As evening sots
lu the husband, through all walks of
life, from the highest professional down
lo that nf common labor, returns home
to bring lier mode ot conversation, by
audi though la and interests as are more
consonant Willi Ills extensive capacities
of lutelluct But by tbl tlmo her child
(or her children) w.ll be reposing In the
little oouoh, and in the morning, only
as tlie sun ascend in power, she eeea be.
fore Iter n long, long day of p-ifeot
pleasure lu tills society which evening
wilt U-tur to her, but whloli is Inter.
woven with every 11 bar of her aenslblli
tie. Till condition of nolaeleas, quiet
kT la itiai above all whloli Uou blesses
and smile upon.
Three of a Kind.
Ilofsee) Oraeley onoe refuaed an in.
of eaievry upon the ground that
lie did not think his paper could afford
to pay It.
Mr. Bit, president of the Boston and
Albaby Railroad, has just declined an
increase of bis salary front $18,000 to
rW.OOO, wltli tlia aiugular explanation
ilsat "I tie not baiter my Mrvicea are
worth any mors than I am now recelv
lac.
Mr. Powderly suooaeded lately, with
dmemilty. in ueraualoc the KnichU of
Labor to reduoe hi aalary from $8,000
toaVNO.
TistM atw a great many paouliar men
la (Ms world. Cincinnati Koqulrer.
KSMU H llMS.
It k a rulataku to eopiKwa that the
knot or warta abich aio reiy coium
osi oJt eixciee of foreet tree are dn
to Inaeotn, fungus, or acr..l. ul, or mo 1
any way unnatural growth. Th.y d
veiop sat reaulta neither of the be 1 1 tl
nor dlst aao of the t !', nor of auci. eon
dilljses u. .-riul klli.li of soil or ituu
tioo. .'it-nit HtMstp thua aceuuula f 1
their foroaatioii.
"In tlio bark of our foreet treaa are
oontalm.d a roultitud of latent buds,
whloh are) eWveloped and grow under
certaisi favorable oonJitiona. homo u..
xanei thb) property in a reiiiarkal.lc
defrea, aud oflau, uhen the otl.or .hth
ate killeU down by froel, tbe rnwlv
f pualiui i.ut tiwae latent I 01U into
growth ivfi tho ll(o of tit, 1 le lit
I hmm buds, batuin c x u U,:on t.. ,....
adheir to liw oly layr at tl.i-ir !,
aski puali out their poiula tbrt ilh li.u
bark luoaid I ha lilit
"lite buja then llufuld aiMl.lt.v,-! i
iHSVra. till IjI Uu ( 1 .11 1 I
up the i.Bmlt !, ..( Out.' rim. I 1 ..I
it Jesreude by il.. lli.iil 1. 1,1
reeled. e Ui ud ttiivl U
I '"" Um uuui.it i. J
' keuk. aa aaua ba I run!
inn .1 i 1 l
aaxuiouie;
wiiBMi uu Um tra is lit wuihIn i
DAY'S HGRSE
POWDERS
Prevents Lrnig; Fever I
Curos D.tfnipi r, 1 1 ravei, (llandere, Loss
of ArpftH", r ounder, F-'ven, ftn.
lb. iiench package. Hold by all dealers.
OR. BULL'S
Cnrns TvsentnTy,
and Diarrhoea.
OoresWind
Polio, &c.
Eoliovos Griping and Summer Complaint.
Facilitates Tectliingl
Regulates the Bowels i"
Bold by all di legists. Price 25 cents.
mm
RULU
'TTTB PEOPLE'S
REMEDy"
For the euro of
COUGHS, C0LD9,
Hoarseness
ROUGH
Asthma,
Incipient
Con-
Croup,
Whooping
uoneh.
gumption
and for tho relief!
SYRUP
Consnmplive per
sons. For Bale by ill
druggists. 85 cents.
earner UHQe S CUBEB CIQARE7TE8 for Oa
OA(A tttrrht PrlctlOOt: Atatlirwnlf.
mi.
This trade.
Mark Is on
The Best
Lr
Waterproof
Coat
In the world
mtm
Ol PACKAGE
PROnHflRRIS'1
ron THE CURE 0
WEAK MEH
(VITALI-Y WEAK), Mndc o by too cioko nppllcatlcn to
on Ine'sc ittdr yc ro irvnitnl ptrntnor grkfj AKX'AL
KX(KStR8in inidMe llfo.or lclotia lit blti cf lit ructfil In Jf ulb.
WEJir AKK " m in m hmi i pfjiilii vor
VOU SlKUr 1.0 .Shft rrith I 1tL DM AY InYdl KOtndlllO.
niiiill mal'J K II A I MTIIts . WIMTIM) n K Al rVHHH.
PLRinhlii !cnofltn, t ff.it , nnfl nti(nfth,flnxi'alorflnBU
ImrmlfM foil r. f iiHi nf it nrciunli i r ly m iirio onrhln orl age
WHE WE SAY CURE.rr.SSl'ffi
in many trnmnini c 1 1 tntit mm rtin-n iu 1 tit twelve 1 mi r
An tiroof r-iirrniih )n Tret. JT(lril
W XU OLnflT.c irt.DIOfi.T?.n PfiaT'LLBE
TBI A 1 "(MifVrff grift.!, ttlil AI'.'-UtlThl FUFK
""it rnvn. to ir or m 1, nttfrl iz ftftii ttil
previlftit tro ti)i I j fimiild snml their r'ti,ri.- to icrtn f iirnlO
qvritlons ( 1 bi. lOiwn 1, itinl f m ijkuiw Uio f 1 ri? coim ItlOT
of each rna nid prcpaia aifli-iue to I'tT'et n trcmv evre
IaoMcH 'n N-w Vi r Initrr 17 rn . f 1 Luitlgi t t:
Bll ncliHuc'i lo lie cm cti 1 y ttic r i-l I iailil Irrat Jitnl-
Tho Qloat Snccessrul Ilcmcdy overdlscor.
erel, as It Is certain la lta effects and does not
blister. Head proof below.
BULL'S SPAVIN CURE,
CELVERKOtT, Pa., NOT. 27, 90.
Pr. B. J. Kekdall Go. t
Gents I would like to make known to thoo who
ere almott persuaded to use Kendall's Spavin Cuie
the tAOt that I think Itlsa moat oviwllant Unlment.
1 h& e iiwd 1 1 on a Blood Spavin. The horte went on
thrfee legtt foi three year a when 1 commenced to
use your Kendall'i Spavin Cure. I used ten bot
tles on the hocse and nae worked Ulm for three
years tince (uia iish noi ueeu tame.
Yours truly, WM. A. CURI
OsBumowsr, N. Y., Nor. 2, 1880.
De. B. J. Kendall Co.,
Knofibunrh Falls. Vt
Oents: Inpraleeof Kendall's Spavin Curo I will
say, inatnyearaHD i iiaun TRiuauioyuuiiK nurtw w
comevery lame, nock enlargetl andewollen. The
hArHAinit Ahniit hnrafwa have no V ft Arln&rv Snr.
areon luva) nronounced his Lunenese Dlood Snavla
or Thorerrjgiipfn, they all told me there was na
enro for It he becamoabout useless. and 1 con
Blaered blm almost worthless. A friend told me of
tae loerira or jour fi.enaau's upavin jure, so
bought a bottle, and I could aee ery plainly great
tin provHments Immediately frumltsuse.antl
9 IIUilK) VMa UyW.l UII A WrVH lettltMltli till
Ine him a. trrfiaU deal of sood. I boiurht
iat
tn
bottle and before It was used up my horse was
eu red aud has been In the team doing heavy woite
all tbe season since last April, showing no more
signs of It. I consider your Kendalls. Spavin Cure
u vniuuuw inmjiuiejv. isiiu oiiuum uu iu vw
uuue iu uiv ittuus twiuwHuuy yours,
EUQKNB DEWITT.
Price $1 per bottle, or six bottles for $3, All drug-
gists have It or oau get It for you, or 1 1 will be sen
to any aaaress on receipt or price oy uie propne
vs. Pit. It. J. KKXDALL CO.,
Bnosburgb Fatls Ycrinon-
SOLD BY ALL DltUG GISTS.
PiilhAliJCl.PHlA.i'A. i-nnjatoj.ctMiooiKratton
ot lutsHof ihiiefruui la -nitcja. C.it)ito.to.incotjln"
CURF. GUARANTEED.
OSLeilouis&fiO&
Prof. ALEXANDER BOUDROU,
3
am m w Tl wr of aft. Wm r student nf
AmiKMhi- aim nurpcrj mr '-fviMi yoAn under tii
iaiiuhi in. .uriioii, una uiitr it n iurtr D-ii
httuU .tiitt in 'i'iist4iiailtiu with m' en ot Hie mM
t mint lit i 1 -i. Linn tu th ci! of rinlo ltiipiuH
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It ji ' i up t l dm ittcrt that tht spine can
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TlMissL'ls l.i-i 0'e t p ip-uf'cin1? rjitii by
finiCAT MKMORIBl.
Inm 11 A Tim. r Vt hi, Coulrt
ft pn
U hnl flimkii I nriecllv
Tt em wtn a C'oiiiubh buy wlio oould
ii'liein e 40,00H woiiln, wliether seiiBe or
ii')(iH"nno. tie 'liny vinre dleiiitod, anil
tlifii 11 1 f"t tin m lu lieise oilier w Ith
nut milking n ninglo miatake. A p'lYii-
0 1111, .il n it 00 year ago, could repnut
1 lies whole of Faradiie Lost without
mild ig a in Intake, although he had not
ond 11 f-ir 811 ynnra Kuler, the great
:i!illii-miiln;i.i'i, when in bernm blind,
nld ri.)u'ut th whole of VlieM's
Ail il, and ooull remember the fiist
.. nf inoiv pago of the particular
iitimi - liioh be had been accustomed
1 eu.! Ix (010 he became blind.
O.10 kind of retentive memory may
be C"iinllenil as the result of sheer
work, n determination ton aid one par
ticular achievement without reference
either to cultivation of to memory ou
other subjects. This is frequently
shown by persons in human life in re
gard to the blblei An old beggar man
nt Sterling, known SO years ago as
Blind Aliok, " afforded au instance of
this. Ho knew the whole of the bible
1 y heart, insomuch that if a sen ten o
v. as read to htm lie could name tho
l ook, chapter, and verse, or if the book,
chapter, and ere were named he
could give the exaot words.
A gentleman, to test him, repeated a
verso, purposely making one verlml
inaccuracy. Aliok hesitated, named
the place where the pKsuge w as to be
found, but at the eaine tune pointed
out the verbal error. The same gentle
man asked him to repeat the ninetieth
' erse of the seventh chapter of the
l ook of Numbers. Aliok nlmuet in
btantly replied: "There is no Mich
icre. 'Hint chapter has only 0
veiv.es. Gnssondi hud acquired by
heart 0,000 Latin versus, ami iu aider
lo give Ins menti.ry exoicise he i 111
the habit dnily of reoitiug 000 verses
from different lHiiuaxeH.
tVIin AVnitn This l'onm ?
Jn roiwniKft to h I'eqiiest from the Ur-
bann Citizen thai hu lmnto liis favorite
Englieli iKH'm; James Wliitotnnh Itiley
sen. In to ilml pnr tlie subjoined verses.
lie first saw them SO Tears ago iu an ob
scure country new. paper, and has been
trying ever since to learn the name of
the author:
DnAVE r.nVE.
He'd nothing but tile vlnllni
I'd nuthlng but my sonar
But wo were wait wben eklee were blue
Anil summer days were long:
And wlion we rested by tbe Uoilge
Tbe lobfii. came Ami tobl
IIow tbey bad ilaicd to wuo and win
Wben early lining was cold.
tVe emnethnes supped on dewberries.
Or slept among tbe hay
But oft tlio farmers' wives at eve
Catno out to boar us play
Tbe raro oU tunes the clear old ' unes!
We could not atnrvo for lone
While my man bad bla vtolin
And 1 my sweet love eon?.
Tbe world baa aye gone well with us.
Old Mun, elnoe we wore one!
Our bomelene wandering down tbe Iaros
It long ago was done.
But thota who watL for gold or gear
For tiousos and for kine,
Till youih'e sweet spring grows brown and
eero
And lovo and benuty pine,
Will never know tlio Joye of hearts
That met without a foar
Wrhenyou had but your violin
And 1 a song, my dear.
Gelatinous riultt In Storage llattcrles.
A Swls olccliici.m, Mr. Paul Schof,
non- of Chiengo, has adopted a service
nl.lu iilnn for makiug storimo Ixittorles
moro nortuhU' by transforming the
liquid oloctiolyto into n lmsty, gelntiii'
ous mass. This is nco tmnlishod by atld-
in;,' to tiie collasmnll qtinntily of dodiuin
silicate, wliicli is ilocoinposcKl by tlie
snlplinric acid, tho silica hSing libcrnteu
iu tho form o translucent, firm, nnd
elastic jolly. Tills jolly Is unattached
by sulnliurlo ncid, or by tho moro new
el ful oxidizing agents which como into
cxUteuce during tho chaiiglug of the
coll. -
Tho resistance of tho cell Is slightly
increased, nnd its capacity in Watt
hours is somewhat diminished by the
jelly. Tlio beit method -of gelatinizing
tlie electrolyte is to add one volume of
sodium silicate of a density 1.18 to three
volumes ot sulphuric ncid of a density
l.ilo, allowing the mixture to Blaud for
2-1 hours. At the end of that time tlio
whole liquid is set to a jolly. During
the charging of the cell nsmnll quantity
of liquid rises to tlio surface ot the ijIIv.
but this disappears again during tlio
UiBOlinrgo.
How to Saddle n Horse,
"There is only one way to put a saddle
on n horse, says Colonel Kenrnev.
learned it when I was a member of the
Texas rangers. It's n little tning, but
it is worth knowing. I used lo put my
blanket on nnu it would look smooth
and nice. Then I would put tho saddle
on and mount After riding a few
miles I would find the saddle slipping
mrtiier nnu lurtuer back, nnu would
find it necessary finally to dismount and
ciuoh up again. Ouo day a cowboy
snia: it mo nx that saddle for you.
I got off ami ho put tlio blanket on just
as i naa uono, ami then tlie saddle-
Then ho put his hands under the saddle
and blauket, lifted them up, aud lg't
them settle back into place. I found
that when this was dono tho saddle
would stick for a forty milo ride.".
pCausas City Times.
The ArlMocrntlo llee.
One of the most interesting country
places in Maine is that of Jlr. Mark
Gray, of West Freeman, who has been
eo successful in raising bees that he
made $887. BO front them last year. A
correspondent gives a description of his
apiary, which has been arranged with
remarkable painstaking and is a verita
ble curiosity, All the hivee are painted
and striped in different combinations.
no two alike. Mr. Gray makes hla hlvej
himself, having built a small shop and
miniature sawmill for tins purpose. He
thinks the bees like to have their homes
attractive as well as human being and
that they work better aud are more oon
tented for having everything tidy
around tliem. They require but very
little attention, but anything out ot
place they notice as quickly as a neat
Housewife, Lewietou Journal.
It.ill.d by Orders,
After the battle of Custoasa, a soldier
supposed to have been killed, was en.
tared on the books of Ins company:
"Died on the 94th June, 1860, " ate
tew days afterward it turned nut
that he was still alive, aad the honest
quartermaster made tlie following entry
"Died by mistake. "
At length there came a letter from the
mi nister j of war announcing the death
of tlie man at the hospital, wlin our
sergeant recorded the facts as follows
-Jtodied by oi ler of the ministry -
If nor Uttfc ou bouM t uli. TD-MtKT Mtb H.mbnui
owOroup. wbl would ou ujI . bt.1 ubjwoUa OMtld 4ve
luurtt frlKE.
Beldin's
Remedy
Ii tMWiotui bra.rjM wilt t miiJ MlioulyirtMn1. In
Wrwrslt
ar irou u
hune.eriajku ' i.r Mivy fnin your drttoUl
flUx.U A t- ti,Jlo i . .rr inllnr lua
THE POSITIVE CURE.
sly v rasit. ee vsmn
t inake that Thousand Dollars, but I
:n in saving on my shoes to pay ma
WoIfCsACMEBIacking
ts the et Hint tint lifl'U fatfer vt" '
Alb or Fit-Bon, uMcA
will Stain Old a ftftu runnlTURC
win. Stain outae and Chinawahc
T-im'7i
nl the
same
timtt
Srl-ll TiNWAR
Wll I- OT- IN TOUR Old Ba.kctd
ittiiL Stain BAirr-e Coach and
rv it.
WOt,FP b KANDOLMI, Philadelphia,
77ft? Greatest Blood Purifit
KNOWN.
Thin Grent Ofrmnn Meillr'nols
cheapest and beat. 12Sdosonof SL'L.
L'liuu Juixxilcaioi'9l.ue,ieBSLnaaj
one cent a dose. It will curo the t
worst cases of skin disease, f romyy prj
a common pimple on tho tatxff Jf hl
to that awful disease 6crofula.)7 cr
SULPnmt BITTEns Is theifl'
best medicine to nso In allif e
cases of sucli stubborn andfYbur Kid
deep seated diseases, Iorneysaroout
not ever toko iv7,f-,v.w it.o
S BLUE PILLS ifeukJyjuiSQ
inatterwlialatls
tno purest ana nest M ' -
;X Bitlersl
wiiiinyeiiow6tlcityiJ,iJon,tvT'aitnnui yonw
suornucer isyouraro unauioiowniK,or
breath foul nndnro flat on your tack,
offensive? Vonrf buteet some nt once, it
stomach Is onte'will cure you. Sulphur
of order. UsojyBltters Is
mTaStslho Inralld's Fricnil.
ImnieillatolyxTioyoung,tliot(Wdniid tot
Is your Ur-if tering nro soon made well by
lne thIrk,Eita nso. Itememlior wliat you
ropy, clo.read hero, It may save your
uuj, viijiue, is naa enveu
Don't wait until to-morrow,
Try a Bottlo To-day I
Aro von low-spliitcd and weak,
r suffering from tho excesses of
nth? If so. SUWIIUII 1UTXE1B
w-.i. : -
?wili euro you.
Send 3 J-cent stunt pn to A. P. Ordway Co.
Boston, Uass., for host medical work iiuultshcdl
Ecnd the Advocate."
-AT TIIE
Central Drug Store,
Orr. TUB PUBLIC SQUARE
Bp.nk Street, Lehighton, Ta.,
IS HEADQUARTERS FOR
Pure Drugs nnd Medicines,
Fine Sonps, Brushes, &c, &q.,
choico Wines nnd Liquors,
Wnll Pnper nnd Decorations
Spectacles !
When you buy a pair of Shoes you want u
:oouiu. But if you need 81'ECTACI.ES it I.-
nuen more luipoi taut that tbe EYE should b.
wcommodatcd with correct lenses and a proper
IV I IttliiK frame which will brine tlio lens! ill
rectiy oerore mi cenrrH or thnmn rr . h,.
y;mr spectacles at Dr. Iforn's you will find the
Hbove points properly attended to,
PERSCRIPTIONS GaefaUy ComponDde
(.-tl5-IS87 I , .
Apamnhletof Information anda
Astractot iod iawi,aaowtnK uor toi
fcunum i-nienis, itreals, Trausy
Aiaxu, uoprnanLS, Sfnt 7rM.
),UiM ItnUNn
&. CO.
s.301
Ilrcmntray,
StOVt30,
Tinwaro, f
Heaters and
Ranges,
In Great Variety at-r-
SAMUED GllA-VEB'S
fopular Store, Bank Street.
Roofing and tJpoutinga special
ty. iStove repairs furnished
on short notice
Reasonable!
Purely local in our aim.
$300
A Y I! A K t 1 litdUtka to tsriaaftt
I Moot) anf tiiifllfflrMi v-roa of.
mi, lui i ant nad uil writ. m4 vtv
ajtcr IniinictliMi.wU work 'niltMiriirmli
hater lu .aura Tkrtstat - - itml. '
"J25"'B 11 tljr 1 will bpfetwb
" "-ie x nnyivjmwni ,mi wssicr ra ram IMIUMUD
OHiLii- r,, nifiml. Burt-aMfnlUabor Ka(lad quick. I
kvrnr-d 1 d-nir tul m (jrurkcr trxatu mid dlairiai urwnualr
. tnwd)r tnugi,, aud provisM wUb pUr 4 lav
'"?tu,ih? 1 "Wj INM a w& IUX'UV
-. ', AlaCEir. Hmxc 10, AumulM. Alulo
THEPOLICE GAZETTE
Iftthr only illuMtrnted ppr In the woil
mUhiii a all tlie lultfitt netiiuttiuDiit and ttpor
uitf news. No alixm kepvr, b.rler nr clu1
torn oau ailoid u bo without It. it itl'y
i takes irlt'iuls whcnntr ft go8.
Mulled to any iitUirn in the UnUi tnte
.wuifly wr.t'ijM'd. n v'ks (tr9l.
Sx ,(t Ue CbUt" lot inpici
Kichard K. Fox,
rici luduitri V T.irV ntr
st, Tort rntnctcl
"Wen. 1 mm'
vmrasleeenaiii
nr IB. tmnhl.
I iiswn in hi iispi nn rrrMiii iirr n mil" i
A lOt'Sllll HOY'S HI1K.
Vrw KnveU r.n lxoet In Inter! tbp
l.lf or llitnk rryint vrillltim.
' Fui ty y. am ag.i, one plenwint suin
wr liny, a pood d.-acnn fioni N.irnik,
(.'inn., drove into the city of New York
in an nld fanliioned one horse hnr. He
I. rough t witli him bis son, n mare bo
-if 18 or 10, then for the first time to
experience the vicissitudes of life in a
.urs citi Would you like to know
.that became of that boy?" inquired
Mr. J. 8. Onffuey, of New, York, Htitier
hilendent of agencies for the United
States Life Insurance Company, the
other day.
Well, I will tell you. To-day that
youth is president of tho Chemical
Nnlionnl Hank of New York trity, the
most solid and substantial banking Insti
tution in the country. Ills name Is
(leorge Williams, and he has been con
nected with that bank in somo oiqiaclly
from tho day ho first entered tho doors
with his father 40 years ago until the
present, Such a record heroin America,
whero everything is shifting and chang
ing, is worth moro than a passing men
tion. "Tito Chomlcal National Bank is the
hauk in which the wealthy New York
ers, the Astots, tho Vnudorbilte, the
Gould, and many others who oare more
for security than interest mnko their
litrge deposits. I myself havo seen a
chock for 5,000,000 in favor of Jay
Uould drawn on tho Chemical National
Uauk. Tho stock li limited to $300,000,
but the pn pjrty ot tlie bank, Independ
ent of tho name, Is worth $10,000,000.
is it any wondor that the shares, wliicli
started in at a par value of $100, are now
woi th 53,000 at least, and It Is almost
iin pons. bio to got one of them nt any
iigiiro? Oilier bankscome ami go, other
Lau Iss rise and fall, but this bank seems
to havo caught glimpses of immortality,
if tills phrase can-bo used in Bponkiug
of A bank,
'Tlie brains of this bank, tho man tt ho
has mndo it what it is to a large degree
is Georgo William?, His record Ih one
to bo envied. lie has made money him-
tolf, and he is rated a millionaire several
times over in tlie commercial agencies.
But ho can command tens of millions ol
dollars, lie is regarded us one of the
best among living financiers. If you
can get his indorsement to any proj .oi
you cau get any nmount of monoy that
you need in New York. Go to your
Kansas City bankers or any bank on
either aide of the water and whisper the
magic name of George Williams to them
and it will cause the sesame to open
their vaults nnd let out their millions
Too often tho worth, tho meiit, tho work
of men like Georgo Williams is forgotten
iu the West, especially whero men nru
alwnys iu a hurry, but onco iu a while
e lemetnber these thlugsi. " Kansas
City Time.
levll Dunce In Africa..
A .fantastic oigy was wituessed at
Liongi, tlie capital ot Bullom, west
coast of Africa, by a party of officers
from tho West India regiment qunrtered
nt Sierra Leone. Tlie people of Lonugi
are HI ihammednn, but the dancing dovil
himself is a relic of not long departed
PiiRaniiin, and so also probably is tho
dunce itself. It takes place in tlie court
yard of the chiefs premises, which i-i
entoio.l through a circular hut The
bcene which proscnts itself to any one
.coming suddenly out of the darknesi
into the noiso and glare is decidedly un
canny. In the center of a circle which
fills the courtyard, tho devil, with an
orthodox tail, a great crocodile b head,
and long grass, looking like hair, de
pending from his body and logs and
swaying as he moves, leaps, Leallng
time with hli feet to tho beat of tho
drums, whllo tho women, two deep,
wuil a chant, nnd strike their palms to
gether in slow, rhythmical measure,
those in tho front row bowing down be
tween eacli beat
Tlio young mon, in. long robes and
caps, wail with tho women. Bjth "lire
under vows, tho dance being one of their
rites, 1 hey look dazed to begin with,
but gradually work themselves into a
frenzy; and tlie black faces, tho mo
notouous walling cry, tho thumming of
the drumi, the rattle of tho clackers,
and the beat of the devil's feet, as ho
springs up, crouches down, and swings
about, makes a scone to shock tlie quiet
moon and stars and gladden Gehenna.
North of Sierra Leone, Africa is Mo
hammedan; south, pagan, and tho south
ern people have this devil When peace
is declarod between two native tiibes,
tho peace devil, who is fetish, comes
lopping Into tho town; but if he stum
bles or falls it is considered a bad omen
and he Is p.it to death for his pains.
His diess is sacred, but his peraon is of
no consequence.
llrave Mother.
As showing tlie force of maternal lovo
among tlie lower animals, thero are few
m .re pathetic incidents than tho follow
ing, which comes from Australia: -
Tlio owner of a country station was
sitting oue evening on the balcony out
side his house, when he was surprised
to notice a kangaroo lingering about,
i alternately approaching and retiring
from the house, as though half in doubt
nnd fear what to do. At length eiio np.
pri.achod the water palls, and, takinc a
young one from her pouch, held it to
the water to drink.
Whllo her baby was satisfying its
thirst the mother was quivering nil over
with excitement, for she was only a few
feet from the balcony, on whloh one of
her great foes was silting, wntdhing her.
The little ono having finished drinking, it
was replaced in the potioli, and the old
kangaroo started oil nt a rapid pace.
Whon the natural timidity of the
kangaroo is taken into nocount, it will
lie reoogoized what astonishing bravery
thUaffeotionate mother betrayed. It is
a piaaaing ending to the story that tlio
eyottitueea wa so affected by thoscouo
that from that time forward he could
uavor shoot a kangaroo.
LaMy Brooke, who,- as Miss JXaynand,
woe known as one ot the greatest of
.Bnglish helreasea, has perfaotedaicheme
for teaaliiug Mwinx to children in Iter
dlatrlct which would bear inspection
from other intending philanthropists.
An Autlpedean Aneslkstlo.
The Chinese are said to produoe a re
markable anesthetic by placing a frog
iu a jar of flour, and irritating it by
prodding it, when the creature exudes
a liquid whloh forms a paste with thi
flour. Thi pacta, dissolved In water,
has well marked onset hetle properties.
After the finger has been Immersed in
the liquid for a few minutes il oau be
out to the bom without any naiu baiug
fait.
What the rroprl.tor Woald Do.
"Arej you f" said the cu tom.r
haaltatlugly to tlaa haughty ruling
woman at tlw glove counter, who kept
her aye fixed on a spot three fttet above
hi hefvt.
"Wall?" inquired tlie haughty young
woman.
"Aryou the pi. prieior of the utore? "
aakad Ilia cutouir.
"No, I'm nut," repli-d tlie haughty
youug woman.
"Ah," continued ism ctseeutaer, "I
thought aa muuh. Tlw proprietor
would likely try to soli mo pair ot
glove, perhaps. " -Clitaetga Tlttvae,
Cnrtno Mvitinds of Maktna; Pin.
Them are few things more curious, and
which furnish such food for reflection,
b the ways In which uncivilised man
makes Are, The problem of tin- easiest
and best war to a-Rt a spark must have
'icon worked at in tho oarliet.1 tniiee,
when the iiuman race realized tho need
nf fire, and the man who solved the
problem Is one of the world's great but
unknown henefitcturs. It is not on.
Iik"l- Unit various methods hnvo been
invented n the result nf those attempt;
It In t. ue ot tho hagininng of our mar
velini . nf inventions. The molern
H-rii.vl fu nis'tes the most singular ways,
for tlie leiiMon that chemistry and
physics h ive enlarged the field. For
an immemo j orlotl in man's history the
method if kindling fire afresh was by
tinning oi rul hiug one i.ttck upon an
other. In B. una, n liili called the
Kakhyuns cany for striking n light a
cylinder of hulTnlo horn, with a central
bore tl.ree-slxteeiitlm of au inoh in li
amoier and three incliea deep burned
Into It A cli sely lilting plunger of
iron wood worki in the hole. When the
native wants a light he w ithdrawa the
plunger and puts a bit of tinder into n
oavity hi the end of It Tlie piston is
tfcer. isserted an 1 driven down with a
quick blow, suddenly withdrawn, and
the tinder h fntind to be Ignll -d. the
Drake of Borneo, who were systematic
head hunters before theadtont of Rajah
Brooke, who made use of a liealapi, or
fire syringe of bmas lined with lead,
fitted with a wooden plunger. Tills Im
plement was known In tht oountry
under the name of "instantaneous light
giving syringe, " before the invention of
matches, but wa not gen rally used,
since, at beet, it gave uncertain results,
leading the lecturer to saturate the
tinder with bisulphide of oarlon to
minimise tbe burden of proof. It is an
intorecting question how the Dynks and
Burmese cam to omploy tho aero-
phoreforilre making. The Cochin China
people strike two pieces of bamboo to
gether nnd ignite tinder. Tho ooating
of amorphous, allex llko. flint on tho
surface of tho bamboo yields a spark at
a sharp blow.
The irarelor, Mr. W. T. Hornnday,
tells lne that the jungle are frequently
fired .by tho excawtve friotldn of the
bamboos during a gala Tlio Tungaras
of British North Borneo and tho Ter
mite. Malays carry attached to thenirdlo
n joint ot bamboo, often fluely carved,
containing tinder and a fragment of
pnrcelnln. Tlie bit of china w ith tinder
is held in one hand nud struck against
tlio bamboo tinder horn held iu thoot.er,
gonerally getting a light nt the first blow.
The Aleutians of Alaska made Are hy
dipping two piecos of quartz iu sulphur,
wliicli abounds in the islands, and st ik
ing them together over a small henp of
down on which sulphur has been sprin
kled. Somes tribes of Eskimo use two
pieces of iron pyrites, or pyrites and
libit, in tho same way. Mutches have
gone everywhere and supplanted tho
native lira making processes. Holm,
the distinguished Danish Arctic oxplorer,
relates that an Eskimo, on being pre
sented with a box of matohes, gave
away his fire drill, saying ho would have
no fui titer need of it Tlie National
Museum has a collection of fire mnkiu,.
apparatus, showing tho ropresuntative
methods of making lire used lu various
parts of the world. It would he iinpiw
sible to duplicate the majority of the
pieces now, since trade tins ctn rie I
matches to the ends of thooartli. Illne . -smiths
cau slaita flro by pounding v.o
Icntly a rod of soft iron, first spiv .iu;
on tho aiivil a layer ot povvdun-d cot.
dust This is a good Illustration nt the
conversion of force into heat Wtt.ter
Uough, in The. Popular, Science Nwe.
A IIMYM 111. A I K JllLIC.
Singular Xlablt or tin Otherwtss Well
UlspuAetl mid l!epeotiible llorlne.
R.iiert IlaiiBborougli, of Oidllootlte.
Uhio, is tlie piweessor of a ualuraf cui i
sitv- in tlio shape of a cow which give
'lack milk. She is on Mr. Hniibboi
High's model farm, Bituated a few mile
utof town, and cau bo seen at nny linn
li.zing on his pasture, nnd at nillkin
line her singular yield will bo shown
.ny one desiring to behold it Of mixeti
lirecd, Jersey nud Durham, with n
.train 6f Ayrshire, sho was calved on
lie farm and was tlio second born to her
nother, whose milk presented no pecul
nrity, aud whose first calf, a heifer,
too, still gives nn abundance ot natural
tinted milk,
Mollle, as the is called, is a pretty
little cow, with nothing unusual In her
ppearauce, and has born already fl e
otnig, which have tiiriveu well on her
black milk. It produces a fair amount
of cream, which is a trifle lighter in
color, and wliicli when churned liiakea
huttor rosembling coal tar, but ns palat
able as tiiough of golden yellow, tl,.
Ilnushorotigii says that at first the.
nero afraid to drink or use the milk i
tiny way, but, overcoming their preju
dice, now-enjoy it as any other.
He has received numbers of oilers for
!ier,hoth from theproprietorsof museums
aud stockmen, hut declined tlioin from
hopes Unit khe will yet transmit her
peculiarity, to some of hor .progony.
Chemists in Richmond nnd Washington
have analyzed the milk, both fresh and
when made into butter, but declare that
thoy can detect nothing to account foi
ls sable color, but nttributo it to some
unique coloring pigment iu the Corpus
cle. of hor blond.
Yankee DrMpatcli.
Mr. Irving Montagu, in his "Camp
nud bluilio, " records n litt'e ilinloKno
between hiinsQlf aud "an amusing Yan
kee general'' nt Sistova, during tho
Ruaso-Turkish war. It may be surmised
that "the American general" was not
known as a grent militaiy cflicer iu Ills
own country. However, tho btory is a
good one, even if the general's couiutii
ion would not b -nr examination.
One day Lmiide some reference to the
clumsy aud long drawn out way iu
wliioh the Russian guns were taken tip
to the front True, the r. ad we e
frightful, the mud being beyond all de
SCiiption, but 1 ventured to suggest that
the pi ogress of that artillery was, Iu
many instances, lamentably alow.
"Wal, " said the American iu broad
Yankee twang, "I think you'ie right.
They've been at it for months, aud
there's very little promise of inoreniiug
speed. IIow long, now, do you think it
would take Brit labors to accomplish the
same end f "
Acttmlly, I had not the slightest idea,
but 'I was not going to collntB4 liefore
my Yankee interrogator, so 1 buggealed
as an improvement on th" exiting state
of affairs, that it would take na, aay
about a fortnight or three week-. "By
the way, " I continued, "how long do
you think it would take the Aiiiericuu
to aohieve a similar rebult?"
"Americans? Oh, that's a very diff -r-ent
kettle o' fink America is I " and
nub tins he took out Ins "inch, nud
glanced at it several times in meditative
silence. The Americana I W il, I
should hay, as mat as I cau calculate,
somewhere between twenty flu luiuutos
ami half an hour." aud with thin he
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