AN EXHIBITION
OF
Fall and Winter Dress Goods.
There is not a desirable weave, shading or
style made by the most famous makers
of the world that will be found miss
ing -Iii" this interesting display.
634 Hamilton
ou
SPECIAL
Worthy the attention of Buyers.
Early Fall Announcements
Brand New Fall Stock Now Ready.
Wo show the largest and cheapest line of Fall Suitings and
TrnnRcrinfR in thfi latest stvlea and newest colorinirs ever shown
before. The materials used in the manufacture of our Custom
garments have all been carefully selected and represent the latest
and moat desirable loreign and domestic maices.
Unvn' Atari nnl Knits in nn enormmis assortment. Children
Fine Jarsey and Double Breasted
feet, in fit nnrl wnrTfmnnRhin.
Our line of Fall Overcoats
g
popular prices, surpass an lormer
Vin nnnrppintprl.
Fiimisbinrr Goods, we are
Men's Neckwear, Collars, Cuffs,
ww m a m TT t
Hose, and a complete line oi underwear. Agents ior xjv. j uugurb
world Renowned Sanitary woolen Underwear. Catalogue mailed
fcrec on application, upen wvery evening.
Koch & Shankweiler.
Clone Specialists aufl Fashion Mrs of tie Valley.
Centre SquareHotel
UR LIN
IS COMPLETE IN EVERY PARTICULAR.
IT INCLUDES -
Bed Room and Parlor Suites, Tables',
Chairs, Book Cases, Couches, &c.
Our prices are positively as low and terms as good as you can get
anywhere in the county. Don't fail to call and see us before
making your purchases as we can positively save you some money
UNDERTAKING
This line of business receives our special attention.
. Flour, Feed, &c, .
The very choicest brands, at lowest prices. -
Over the Canal Bridge, Bast Weissport.
sv.m
Over the Canal Bridge, East Weissport
WHOLESALE
Watermelons
Peas, Beans, New Potatoes, Cabbage, Bananas, Oranges, Lem
ons, reaches, Apricots, Pine
Melons and Peaches
Confectionery
Supplied to the Trade at Very Low Prices,
Goods Delivered Free !
Store keepers will save money on all things bought from us
anu we deliver goods lree ol charge.
"A Feat to Properly Fit Feet."
But it is successfully, satisfactorially, cheaply and properly
done at The Only Boot ana Shoe Store inWeissport
wnere you can have htted to your feet at a moment's notice al
most any make or quality shoe at prices which have been proved
positively lower than the same quality, style and finish can
nurchnsed elsewhere. Wn hnvn n Pull li
do notTtarry on an adjunct or
space or time, oome and see
vinced that it is to your advantage to deal with us.
WEISSPORT'S LEADING
Lehigh Coal &
LIMITED.
Specialties.
Myer's Pumps
A complete line, including repairs for the'same
Cucumber Pumps
A complete lino including ropairs for the same.
Coal Oil
At "wholesale and retail
Usual line of Hardware, Oils. Coal, Sand, Cement, Plaster, &c
St., Allentown.
n
B Q
.Suits in endles variety. Per
in carefully selected fabrics at
111 ta 1 L. 1 i-
exniDits,,ana must ue sueu iu
makimr a lcadine snecialtv: ol
Dress Shirts, Suspenders, Half
ft I t T X
Allen EuildlngAllentown
in all its Branches
DEALER IN
and
Apples, G'ocoanuts, &c.
in Car .Load Lots.
and
iigars
side show business tooccupy oui
us, learn our prices and be cor.
a
BOOT & SHOE Dealer
Hardware Co.,
LINES
E OF FUNRITUR
Feache
Livery staD.es.
D. J. KISTLER
Reectfiilly announces to tlio imbllc that ho has
opened nNEW UVKHY 8TA11I.E, nnd that lio Is
now prepared to furnlsli loams ior rune,
Weddings ot Business Trips on the shortest tw
ice and most liberal terms. Orders left at the
Carbon Houso" will recolro prompt attention.
STABLES ON NOIITU STREET.
noxtthellotel.Ulilitliton. (anMtA-
.S.Rabenold,
DnAttcit Omen i-Ovcr J. W. llaiidvntmsli'
Liquor Btoro,
TIANK STREET. LEHIOUTON.
.... t if ft- . i. ... rrnntl. VvfrnMori
uenusiryin uu us umui. .........
nllhoutl'aln. Uas administered wiicnreqiicsiea
onico Days WEDNESDAY or eacu wcck.
P O. address, MXKNTOWN,
S-yt iLeiiRiicouniy.iii.
The changing seasons once more
brings back tlio
Emm wmMivm
to everv man, yourself included
Of course you are going to fix
up a little, as every one eise
does. .Nothing extravagant
A New Suit
that will afford comfort for the
warm weather and at the same
time embrace good workman
shin and stvlc. tocether witii i
few of the nobby articles from
our extensive
Furnishing Departmen
is nerhans'all that will be re
nuired bv vou. Still there wil
be no dodging The oavie uia
Question,
Where Shall J Buy
My Clothes 1
And it must be decided before
you make your purchase.
Let Us Answer the Qnes
tion fox Ton this Time,
And we will give you
1st A Square Deal.
2nd. A 6aving of several
dollars on each Suit of Clothes
we make you.
3rd. The newest and best
styles in fabric, best workman
sbip and very lowest prices.'
Give Us a Call.
You shall have the most careful
attention, unlimited opportunity
for satisfactory selection, a per
fect fit, and the lairest prices
Lchighton, Pa.
rsr-Tlio usual largo assortment of Hats and
Caps, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, Slippers. &c.
GO TO
Ghs. Miller's PopMestara
Fon
FRESn LAGER BEER,
Finest Brands ot Liquors, sucli lis
Oibson'8 Pure Rye,
Dougherty's Pure Rye,
Genuine Silver BrooJc,
Imported Gin and Brandies.
Finest Cigars.
First-class Free Lunch always
on the liar.
HAVE YOUR
FiwL Baorae ai Parcels
DKLIVEKED AY
John F. Hottenstein.
Careful attention paid to tho Delivery of
Freight, Baggage and Parcels to all parts
of town at tlio lowest prices. A share of
puuuc patronage is respccuuiiy solicited
B5TI.cavo orders at Sweeny's, Koch'
or L,eiocngmn s.
TURFQUIMft MACHINES
I I 1 1 I L-U I 1 1 11 U A 81F.CIAI.TY,
Slnrnlent. Most Durable. Economical and nar.
feci In use. Wastes no grain ; Cleans It ready
ThresMne Engines antl Horse Powers.
Saw M ills11"',. Standard Implements get
crony, ocnu ior ju iMiuiiogue.
A. 0. Farquhar & Co.,
Pennsylvania Agricultural Works, York. 1'a.
All. CAMPBELL
Jeweler ana WatcliiMer,
Bank Street, Lehighton, JVjnna
espectfnlly Invites the attention ot Ills friends
and the citizens gcacrally to Ids Immense
new stock ot
Watches, Clocks,
Silverware, Jewely,
at Trices that defy competition. It will nav vou
o call and Inspect ray stock beforo purchasing
eisennere.
REPAIRING
Promptly done at lowest charge, and all work
guaranteed.
Don't Forget tie Place.
SIGN OP THE BIO WATOH,
Bank St Lehighton.
DeiisM
OgjPItead the Atlvorate.
Where Shall I
Buy My Clothes.
Clauss & Bro
FIQIITINO A MA1I WOLF.
A Dangerous Gnt.t Hidden In New
Mexican Home.
My room was at the end of a lone hall,
was familiar with overr crook anil turn
about tlio house and didn't need a light,
bo I passod Into my room and closed tho
door. It occurred to ino then to talco a
smoke, so I felt around In tlio dark and
found a cigar, and stmeit n mnrcu to
light It. Tho iloxt minuto l uiinic you
could have knocked mo down with a
feathor. Away down in tho darkness
under tho bed two fiery eyes shono out
llko burning coals just for mat unci mo
mont that tlio match was hurniiiK nnd
then It went out. Beforo I had time to
think tho creature was upon me, and was
springing at my throat, tho most savago
animal I had over met. i ion lmner
than saw what It was. The creature was
a wolf, and It was mad.
Sororal animals aluictcd with Hydro
phobia had been seen in tho nelghlioor
hood during tho past fdv months. There
la no animal moro formidable man a
wolf when It hasrabios, and I know with
what I had to contend. Iliad to strug
gle with n largo wolf shut up In n dark
room, and that when tho slightest younu
from Its sharp leeth meant certain nnd
horriblo death to mo. As it camo to me
Urst I throw out my hands, and by some
good fortune happened to ulrlko its nock.
I got both my hands about its throat and
managed to hold it awny from my faco,
but It was all that I could do.
I was ncnous, I suppose nnd tho wolf
was far stronger than it would liavtt been
undor ordinary circumstances. The froth
was dripping from its mouth and flow
Into my faco as it struggled. It was me
most desperato strugglo of my life, just
to hold that wolf and Hoop it from my
faco and throat, at which it constantly
leaped In tho most furious manner. All
the lime, from tlio moment It sprang at
mo first, I had been shouting and calling
at tho lop of my voice. There was very
lilllo hopo of doing any good with it, as
tlio servants wero loo far away, and my
room was on the oppo3lto side of tho
houso from their quarters; but that was
tho only chance.
It was very ovidont that I coulun t let
go my hold for an instant. It was just
as evident that I couldu t hold out this
v.uy long, nnd that unless help camo
after nwliilo my strength would oventu
ally give way, nnd tho wolf could tear
niy throat, as it was struggling theu to
do. Ami how long do you think this
kept upf For two hours, for two mortal
hours by the clock. I stood there, light
ing for my lifo with that savago wolf,
and shouting for help every moment of
the time. A hundred times I thought
I jny ctrjngth was gone, and that my arm
would biivoiy emit uown powerless me
next moment, nnd yet I always managed
to hold him off a little longer.
At loiit, just 03 1 was almost in com
p'olo despair, ono of the servants was
aroused by my continued snouting, and
came running with his gun in his haud.
I managed to hold tho wolf until ho made
a light, and then I held him whilo tho
man put tho muzzle of his gun against
tho wolf's head and killed him as dead as
Hector. And then I -went to my sister's
room nnd had n spell of uomothing that
would have lieeu li ysterlcs It I had been
a woman. Doing a mun, it was nothing
but a tnso of nervous prostration. The
tit. Louis (J lobe-Democrat,
Negroes In Southern Cities.
Tho St. Louis JtcmibHe sees in tho ten
dcucy of Southern negroes to flock to
cities nnd towns a sourco of serious evil
to thorn as well as to tho public at large.
It not only depletes tlio rural districts ol
labor, but by overcrowding urban com
muullics is prollflc of destitution, disease,
nnd crime. Many negro men in cltic:
who could be usoful tillers of the soil
says tho Republic, do not hesitato to live
on tho scanty earnings of women, nn
become idlers, drunkards, and gamblers.
Children bora of thoso who have mm!
to tho lowest level of tho social Bcalo arc
tainted with the diseases of degradation
and die of theso diseases, rapidly du
vcloped by neglect nnd semi starvation
a fact which accounts forthe relatively
Iilgh uentli raw among tlio colored popu
latlon of cities. There aro, of course
many Intelligent mid worthy colored
people In the towns nnd cities,' but it can
scarcely bo denied that there is n very
largo percentage who would bo hotter oil
had thoy remained In the country. Tho
condition of the Inass in tho cities, in the
opinion of tho Itejmblic, "is not to be
compared in point of morals or of value
to society with that of tho negroes of tho
agricultural regions of Missouri, of Ken
lucky, of Tennessee, or of any other
locality wlioro tho males nro so subject
to tlio inlluenco of nn educated public
opinion ns to bo forced to support their
families. In tlio cities they nro Isolated,
Only tho pohco pay uny particular ntton
tion to lliem. In tho campaign years
they aro sought out by whito politicians
and voted, but otnerwiso they aro nl
lowed to indulgo Ihclr strong Inclination
to segregate themselves. As a rulo, tho
whito peoplo who would llko to do some
thing for their elevation are too ignorant
of their disposition and habits to reach
them. This ought not to bo so, and prob
ably it win not continue, for certainly
tho 'Darkest Africa' of tho great cities is
a lower Africa than that to which bcnoV'
olent America has sent so much money
for missions. Alter nwiuio, perhaps,
tho colored peoplo will And out for thorn'
selves that their opportunities of leading
well ordered, comfortaulo lives, and of
rearing their children to respectability
and good habits aro greater In country
than in town, and tho evil wiUgradually
bo corrected to a greater or less degree.
It is doubtful if anything could bo moro
fatal to them as a raco than tho present
drift to mo clues.
Of One Mind. Mr. Petcrkin Oh, I
llko to sit by you, Miss Dell. Miss nell
(who Is exclusive) And so do I. Mr.
1'oterkln (puzzled for the moment) But
er how's that? Miss Boll I like to
sit by myself. Puck.
Too Deliberate, "Jimson is very de
liberate In his movements." "Yos, It
tikes him about an hour to get n 10
minuto wait. Harper s Bazar.
Heads of More and Ralrlah.
When tho wise and witty Sir Thomas
Moro was beheaded, his head was stuck
on a polo on London Bridge, whero it
was ozposed for H days, much to tho
grief or Ills daughter, Margaret Roper,
who resolved to secure it, "Onodav."
says Aubrey, "as she was passing under
tlio bridge, looking at her father's head,
sho exclaimed; 'That head lias Iain man v
a time in my lap; would to Ood It would
fall into my lap as I pass under!' Sho
hod her wish, and it did fall into her
lap. " Probably alio had bribed ono of the
keepers of tlio bridge to throw it over
just as tho boat approached, and tho ex
clamation was intended to avert the sus
picion of tho boatmen. At all events,
sho got possession of it, and preserved
it with great caro in a leaden casket until
her death, and it is now inclosed in n
mono in tlio wall of her tomb In St,
uuainn s cnurcn, uonterbury.
Sir Walter Kalelgh's head, in n rod bar.
was carried to his wife, who caused it to
lo embalmed and kept it with her oil her
life, permitting favored friends, like
Bishop a ood man, to see and oven to kiss
it II is son, Carew Raleigh, afterward
preserved it with similar piety. It Is
supposed now to rent in tho t'imrch of
West Hursluy, Surrey.
BASK 11AIX NOTItS.
hho Testeru Saltier' Chosen Specific.
With every advance of emigration, Into tho
far Wett, a new demand Is created for llostet
ter's Stomach Hitters. Newly peoplJd roslons
are frequently loss salubrious than older settled
localities, on account of the miasma which rises
from recently cleared linil, particularly along
tlio banks of rivers that are subject to freshets.
Tlio agricultural or mining emigrant soon learns,
when he does not already know, that the Hitters
afford (he only sure protection against malaria,
and those disorders ot tho stomach, liver and
bowels, to which climatic changes, exposure,
and unaccustomed or unhealthy water or diet
subject lilm. Consequently, ho places an estl
mato upon this arc.it household specific and pre
ventive commensurate with Its Intrinsic merits,
and Is careful to keep on hand a restorative and
promoter of health so Implicit' to bo relied up
on In time of need.
Dloeencs was a crank.
English syndicates aro still bujln? big
ranches.
Admired for Us simplicity Is a nucen
charm fashioned as a lima beau In cold.
Indianapolis planing mill employes are
trying to start a co-opcrallvo mill with
$100,000 capital
Oreat works are performed, not by
strength, but perseverance.
If Sufferers from Consumption
Courtis and Colds will trv Tan-Tina Couch and
Consumption Cure, they will find qulck.rellef
and permanent benefit. The medical profession
declare It a remedy of the highest value. Try
it. rrice so ana w cents, inai uouiesiree,
A large proportion of the diseases which cause
unian suilorlnir result from derangement of the
stomach, bowels and liver. Dr. I8' Liver
Hcgulator removes all these troubles. 'Jrlal
uoiues iree at i nomas' Drug store,
Confide your secrets to tho wind, but do
not tell them to a woman.
Some men have a heep sito more Inlrust
In poll. l:ks than prlnslplo.
Some Foolish People
Allow a cough to run until It gels beyond
the reach of medicine. They often say,
" Oh, it will wear away, but In most cases
It wears them away. Could they be In
duced to try tho successful medicine called
KcmD s Lialsarn, which is sold on a posilivo
guarantco to cure, they would immediately
see the excellent effect after taking the first
dose. Price BOc and $1.00. Trial size Ireo,
At all druggists.
Faith is tho greatest builder, and envy
the createsl destroyer.
Chicago cabinet makers now want eight
hours, $2, and weekly payments.
ICvery Home Should Have it.
It 1 lint nlwAvft convenient In call a nhvslclttn
for everv little ailment. Ilavlnc lied Viae: Oil
In the houso you have a Physician always at
nana; it Kins iiiieuinatism, neurotica, imrns,
Bruises anil all Aohaa and rains, frlco 2S cU.
TherA are few thtne In Ufa of which we mav
bo certain, but this la one of them. Pan-Tina
Cough and Consumption Cure has no equal for
uoias, cougiis anu ixnisumpuon. nice xs ana
ou ccuis at inomas' Drug mora.
Tho successful rival Is always a contemp
tible scamp.
A man named Slodgo was arrested recert
ly for swindling. Ho struck bard luck.
fel'ISCIMEN CASES.
Win. TImmons. Postmaster of Idavtlle,
Ind., writes: "Electric Bitters has done
more for wo man an oilier medicines com
bined, for that bad feeling arising from
Kidney and Liver trouble." John Leslie
farmer and stock man. of tame Dlace. tats
"Find Electric Bitters to be the best Kidney
and Liver medicine, made mo feel like
now man". J. W. Gardner, hardware mer
chant, samo town, says: JSlectrlc miters is
iust the tho thing for a man who Is all run
dowp and don't care whether ho Uvoj or
cies; lie found now strength, good appetite
and felt lust like he had a new lease on
life. Only DOc a bottle, at ltcber's drug
store, benign ton; and liiery's, weissport
A miner dressod In armor went Into
burning mine at Republic, Mich., to fight
the lire.
WIU. B15 GIVEN AWAY.
Husbands too often permit wires, and parents
their Children, to Sulfur from ha&riinha. illzilnaiit.
neuralgia, sloenletinett, nti, nerroaiaen, when
by the use of Dr. Miles' lttitoratlve Nervine
iucu lonoui results coum easily tie prevented.
Druggists everrwhero say it gsres universal
uii.iacucm, aaa uas an immense sale, woou
Wnrlh V (I. nf Vn Wanna 1J . Unau n.
ofUrracuBO.N. Y.j J.O. Wolf, lllllidale, Mloh.;
and hundreds of other! say "It is the greatest
, : Y fc contains no opiates.
iniM win-. nu uue uooa on rtervous mieaiei,
free at Thomas, Lohlghton; and lllerv, Welis
You kin fairly hear this grate and glory
lous nepubll'! of ours aproutin'aud growln'.
Farm lands In tho United Stales, taking
tho country as a whole, occupy only 289
acres In every 1,000.
nOW I SUFFintED.
I havo been a suflercr from catarrah for
years. Haying tried a number of remedies
advertised as "suro cures' without obtain
ing any relief, I bad resolved never to take
any other patent medicines, when a friend
advised mo to try Ely's Cream lUlm. I
did so with great reluctance, but can now
testify that after using it for six weeks I
believo my-self cured. It Is a most agree
able remedy an Invaluable Balm. Joseph
Stewart, C24 Grand Ave, Brooklyn.
Slxly.llvo Huns, who work on tho rail
road near Mochanlcsburg, live together In
a house 30 by 40 feet.
Lowell weavers can average $8.50 a
week.
IKhen all other medicines fot scrofula
fail, Ayer's Saraapartlla, if persistently
used, effects a cure. Being a powerful al
terative, It cleanses the blood of all im
purities, destroys the ccrnis of scrofula,
and Imparts new life and vigor to every
nervo of tho body,
rollltlshans that.kln lie and won't lie air
gittln skeerccr every year.
Kind words never die, unkind words
don't die either.
do tell It. ye breezes, from desert to sea.
'ho "Prescription" has triumphed, fair wo
man Is freel Dr. l'lerce's Favorite 1'rescrlntlon
Is tho ouo princely remedy above all others I
Made expressly for woman, It Is adapted to her
special needs, nnd fulfills every requirement.
Nocoudltlon so critical as to defy itl
Ha emergency so ereat as to baffle Itl
As a woman's restorative and regulator, the
"Favorite Irescrlptlou" Is roaster of the situa
tion, l'osttlvely guaranteed to alve satisfaction
In all oases, or money ald for It returned. The
only medicine for women sold au trial I
.Massachusetts sweaters make 88 per cent
profit,
Ceoigia has Increased her watermelon
acreage.
The Witty Irishman,
when told by a doctor that his liver was almost
Kone, said. "Faith, It's glaj I am, It's alters
bothered met"
The liver, more than any other organ. Is the
Index of tho body. With a morbid liver the
wiiuiu Bjtuein n out oi Kean aiost powenuuor
tho restoration 01 this "cltldal of health," Is Dr.
l'lerce's (loldeu Medical Disooverv. lu action
Is direct, prompt, effclulyl Itecommended by
eminent physicians, It has Rained a universal
reputation ns the "Croat Uvitr lteculatorl"
uorrect tue liver, anu vou cure many nisi me
Uolden Medlttlf Dlscoverv." 1l warranted In
all eases of liver disease and blood disorders to
uenciiinrcure, or money promptly and cheer
fully relumed.
Last year's wpo) plp was 207,000,000
pounds.
Western retail lumbermen kick against
retail sales by wholesalers.
Tbo curtain of the fuluro It always
drawn.
Do not trust too much to your liust
fulness. A One art now means one by wblcb a
person .can make come money.
Pirates make Vou "walk the plank j"
society Insists on your getting married,
The bubble society, blown from lbs pipe
of folly, Is pricked by the pin of common
sense.
Fuss is the froib of business.
The snowflakes shivered M the j fell
will be paid for a recipe enabling
us to make Wolff's Acme Black
ing- at such a price that the retailer
can profitably sell it at iocabottlc.
At present the retail price is 20c.
Thlt offer U ooen until Ttnuarv ..... 1B01. For
particulars addrcis the underslgnea.
Acme Blacking is made of rare alcohol.
other liquid dressings are made of water.
Water costs nothing. Alcohol is dear. Who
can show us how to make it without alcohol
so that we can make Acme Blackino as cheap
as water dressing, or put it in fancy pack
ages like many of the water dressings, and
then charge for the outside appearance in
stead of charging for the contents of the
bottle t
WOLFF- ft HANDOIiPH, Philadelphia,
it the name of a paint of which a 25c botllry
is cnouch to make six scratched and dallcfl
.1 1 - , . . ,!, -!.!. .l 9
encrry cnoirs iuok ukc ucwty uiiuucu m.
HUgBUlCS. II W1UUU luaujluutM 1. ......ni.u
things which no other paint can do.
iui retailers ecu iu
Scrofula was once supposed to bo ths
touch ot royalty. To-day, many grateful
poonlo know that tho "sovereign remedy" Is
Ayer's Barsapai Ilia. This powerful altera
llvo extirpates "tho evil" by thoroughly
cllniluiilliii; all tho strumous poison from tho
Llooil. Consumption, catarrh, and various
other physical as well as mental maladies,
liao their origin In
SCROFULA
Wl-.cn hereditary, this dlscaso manifests It
self In childhood by glandular swellings,
miming sores, swollen Joints, and general
feebleness otLoily. Administer Aycr'sSarsa
parilia on appearance of tho first symptoms.
"My little clrl u.19 troubled with a painful
scrofulous swelling under 0110 ot her arms.
Tho physician being unable to effect a cure,
I gave her ono bottle ot
er9s
Sarsaparllta, and the swelling disappeared."
W. F. Kennedy, McFarland's, Va.
"I was cured of scrof nlaby thoiiso of Ayer's
Barsnparllla." J. C. Kerry, Dccrflcld, Jlo.
" I was troubled with a soro hand for over
two years. Being assured tho caso was
scrofula, I took six bottles of Ayer's
Sarsaparllta
.ind was cured." Il.IIInklns, Itivorton.Web.
mirr-amD nr
Dr. J. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Bold ly all DraggUU. I'rico 81 1 six bottles, $5.
SCHIFFHANN'S ASTHMA CURE
lattantlr nUrrM a mot klnl tud and Ituum eom
frrtabU iU. 10 WIITIRQ for KEHCLT8. BalnffMdbj
baktUtUioa, 1M Mtln U lmmdUU, dim ud Oertattla
Md ft rare It UM rttmlt U rail nrrabU cum. A iTnf 1 irM
mtImm llw mrt rtvptksl. rrto, K, tod ft.OO ef uj
4rai-a-taiL tm ma.lL RaunnlM EVam for itsunn. .
- DR. R. 8CHIFFMANN. St, .-ml, Ulna.
,.Him .hamI. h titan Tfi.nir.ltT with Membrtv
0DI OnOP, WbU WOOU TOQ SOI WliaVl DllJUCUUi CUUiU
mur.t im.
Beldin's
I Remedy
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IRON HORSES DERANGED.
AN OLD ENGINEER DESCWBB8 THE
WHIMS OF LCCOMOTIVE6.
Ifn Locomotive (leia n Ilnil Name Iter
Pnle It Si-nteA -Kltclueera Ara Ilrave
Imt Siipwiillluni-An Biilne Tlmt
Woa Tronbltil With Wervotn Pro
liallon. "Ixiooiuotivos liecomo dcnvneeil nml
nmiilaciil, like liuiimn beings," wilil Jolm
Bowclier, the oldiat oxpress engineer on
tlio Bin Four. Bowcher won, 20 yonin
ngo, ouoot tlio lxnit known locomolivo
cnginoera in tlim country. 110 nivt tna
fnut run on tlio old IJullofontnlne lint-, ijo
tween tlmt town nnil IndinniiiioliH, 110
miles, nnd nindo it In about tliriv uud
one-lmlf hours, including stops. It v.-iis
a renmrknblo run on n sIukIo track road.
ticcoBsitntod by tlio many connections
that had to bo mado with otliir loads.
Ho has tho siipurutilitins coaiiuon 'to
nontly nil men In ItU businoss.
"I nssuro you," Bowcher continued,
"Hint locomotlvos ivtiulro regular r.'ut,
constant nttcuuon, oven nursing wiiun
thoy don't U-el right. An engine will
tnktyipolls wlu'ii lidthiiip; you can do will
mnko'itnct iiruiioiiy. Then tlio shop is
tho only placo for It, nnd tlicro my ma
chino has got lo go, or I quit tho scrvico
of tho road."
"Do certain engines got bad characters
dnvelon koiiu! unexpected taint in tho
blood, so to speak, after being in uso n
while?" was ii;teil by a reporter wnomoi
met Mr. rtjwi-hei- at a reunion of locomo
tive engineers.
'They certainly do grow uumanage-
bio sometimes. O-ncrally this is from
ovorwork. Etigiuw are llko a thorough-
hmd hoi-so hi that mrticular respect.
They will got 'off their feed' by which I
mean that they will not pump up rignt,
tho furnaco will clog, nnd tho efficiency
of tho fuel will not bo obtained. They
Riiffei- from n lack of energy. You nro
liable to stall on an upgrada. Thoy will
ar:t badlv on tho curves, manifesting a
decided inclination to moupt tne rails or
to Utko sudden Blnrta that endanger tho
couplings. Old No. 0 that I used to mako
tho best time with, when she was 'right,'
had nn annoying habit of starting with
nn nwful ierk. It didn't matter how
carefully I opened tho throttle, how
thoroughly I understood tlio condition 01
tho steam, nwiiy wo jumped every time.
It seemed ns If tlio steam gathered itself
soniowhcro and, nfler It got ready, lot
itself go. Tha"t old monster has been
broken up, and I am glad of It. Sho was
tho last of tho 'seven footers.' mo num
ber of seven foot driver wheels now in
uso aro very fow. I do. not personally
know of any. 8lx feet Beoms to bo about
right. But, recurring to tho temper of
locomotlvos, they aro affected by the
weather, which is readily understood,
but a dull, heavy sky or a deute atmos
phere has a liko effect. This I can not
explain in any way wnntover. vuy,
Mart Smith, who was a strict church
man, couldn't do nnythlug with ono of
his engines during Lent. After tester
Day tho disinclination to make timo dis
appeared. Slio would 'hustlo' whenever
callodupon. Sounds very absurd, doesn't
It? But it's true. Tho grip Is the only
distemper to which I can liken a locomo
tive such ns Marl's was. When a machine
gota so, I tell you, sho must havo treat
ment tho best scientific overhauling.
She needs a masseur needs galvanism."
"When onco a locomotive has lost forco
ot character or self respect, does sho ever
regain it?" was asked.
-Ooncrnllv not." said Bowcher, modi-
tativelv. "but I know a recent caso'in
which nn onglno recovered from astroko
of this paralysis and becamo, ns sho is to
day, tho beat on tho road. When engiuo
'No. 71, on tho Louisville, New Albany
and ChicoKO Road camo out of tho shop,
brand new, a littlo moro than a year ago,
sho was successively put Into tlio liauds
of a half dozon of tho best engineers on
tho road to mako the run from Lafayette
to Now Albany. After a fair trial every
man, without exception, pronounced No.
71 an utterly worthless piece of machin
ery. Tho gonoral superintendent heard
of tho encineand ordorealior condemned,
but the master mechanic blurted out to
him:
u,Sho doesn't liko the run. It is
d -d mean run, and sho knows it ns
well as you do.'
"You sec the master mechanic wanted
tho locomotive to havo another chance
Well, sho got it, and I tell you It was to
havo been her last ono. She d havo been
sold for scrap iron or run off the track
into a forest and converted into tho mot
ive power for a sawmill. No. 71 was
sent up to Indianapolis anu put on
the run to Monon. I went to tho round
liouso and looked her over, for I'd heard
of her and am very curious. I was nsked
what I thought was tho matter. I spent
nu hour over her and everything ap-
noared to bo right. I took an off day
and ran down CO miles on her. Sho
mado croat time. To day bIio Is tho fust-
est on tho road nnd tlio most reliablo.
Sho can pull n vestibule train of fivo cars
a milo a minuto. Now she's tlio pet, tho
'banner cnglnoof tho road. A montli
ngo sho was in a fair way to bo turned
out to die. but now nothing is loo rich
for her blood. Sho has tlio best engiueer
nnd fireman nnd tho best attention in tho
shop. Ask your Indianapolis correspond
ent to go and seo hor. She's worth look
ing at, is No. 71. "
niioile Iilaiid'a Blind Genial.
Tlio blind genius of Rhodo Island, Her
rcehoff, who lias produced such marvels
in ship building, seems to havo mado a
revolution In yachta. It was considered
that his siiecialty lay in steam vessels,
since tho queer looking Stiletto created
such n suqiriso on uio waters in new
Vnrlr lln v It wm Raid that tho blind In-
r.hln. muM nnt (ltinHrnta n wonder.
Tfta mnlv wna tlin nrodtiction of steam
yachts still faster than the Stiletto. To
provo this theory moro conclusive no lias
L.tltf n m.llni. n nnr,1 1 II tt In tTlfinV TWHTW-frt
uuii, (. i.w.w. . j - i
. to tlio English cutter typo, without the
centerboard, and has eclipsed all other
experiments in yacht bulliling. The
blind genius of Rhodo Island Should be
EOJUtod by tho Navy Department to mako
designs for its new cruisers. Albany
Argus.
Ilettrern Two Fires.
There is such n thing ns being too
nblhrmg. Whon Oommodoro Billings
uml Mr. Slain wero off tlio river Kahlmn
tho had for attendant a young man
from Kanogn, nn island between Kam-
bclmtkii nnd North America. Ono day
iiir. wain asKou 111111, - wnat wiutliesav-
agi do to me if I fall Into their power?"
"Sir."ald the youth, "you will never fall
Into t'i"ir power If I remain with you.
I nlways carry a sharp knifo, and if I soo
you pursued and unaulo to osoapo I will
pluiitfo my knife into your heart; then
Hie suragai onn do nothing to you.
Tilts recalU the words of tho French
kntidit reported by Joluville i "Swear to
ma. " aald Quean Margaret, "that if tlio
Samoena beoonie masters' of Damiotta
.. . ...Ill . . . r I I ... . '
) uu iii vui uu my iiuau uciuro iney can
take ma," "Willingly,'' returned the
kniKht; "I luul already tliought of doing
tit If Uio contingency arrived.
World's Fair bulUHnas employ 15,000
bunds.
'i'gxog sawmflls are embarrassed b
ever j loductton.
tSomo New Yolk horse cat men get $3
(or 10 hours.
lirumriifi-apLtaroobiyn must wear a
lii-fiibi- l,ti:f
As aood as new
that's tlio condition of liver, stom
ach and bowels, when Dr. Tierco's
Pleasant Pellets havo dono their
work. It'a a work that isn't fin
ished when you'vo stopped taking
crc, as well as relieve And it's
all dono so mildly and gently!
Thero's nono of tho violonco that
went with tho old-timo pill. One
tiny, sugar-coated Pellet's a gentle
laxativo thrco to four act as a
cathartic Sick Hcadacho, Bilious
Headache, Constipation, Indigcs
tion, Bilious Attacks, and all de
rangements of tho stomach and
bowels, aro provented, roliovcd and
cured. A3 a .Liver nn, tnoyro un
equaled. They're purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless tho smallest,
cheapest, and easiest to take.
Tlioy'ro tlio cheapest pin you can
buy, becauso tlioy'ro guaranteed to
give satisfaction, or your money is
returned.
You only pay for tho good you
got. Can you ask moro?
That's tlio peculiar plan an xr.
Picrco's medicines aro sold on.
Ask my nscnts for W. I.. Pinalaa Shoe
r not for snlo 111 vonr placo nak you,
Innl.p la ..nd fnr rfllnloau. aeenro 111.
ntrcticy. Hint iret lliem lor you.
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or ad than any otfur manufacturer. It equals hand
..ore eh net costing from $i.U0 to 3.(W.
CltZ UOdenuluo 1 1 nnd fie writ theflnettcaU
99i ehoo ever offored for $5.00 j equala French
Inipnrted shoes which cost from $3.Ui to li iU
T;i! OU llfinf1Hwcd Welt HUor, line calf,
ii S? stylish, comfortable and durable. The best
hoo ever ofTered at this price i same grade as ctu-tom-mad
ft shoe costing from (sou to $SJM.
J2 .50 l'olloe Hlinei Farm era. Railroad iTen
Oa andLettcrCarrlersall wearthemi ilneralf,
warn less, smooth Inside, hearjr three soles, cxtcu
rion odite. One pair will wear a year.
uO fine cnlfi no letter shoe crrrofTrrod tit
this price i one trial will couvlnco ttuwj
who want a shoo for comfort and serrlce.
CSO "5 nnd kfi.00 VorklHtimHtiN shocj
ZPiZm aro Tory Rtrong and tlu ruble. TIiom who
Iisto clrcn them a trial will wear no other make.
BAUG! 8J.00 uml tS1.75 school shoes rwo
J S worn by tho boys every where; they sell
on ineir menu, ns iro incrouiuK wiciiuuw.
8 ar1t3 ?300, llnnd-newcd alKe, best
bCiU ICS DonRola, vervetjlUhjoquauFreuch
Imported shoes costlufffrom i UU to t&Md.
I.aillca VfHUt vjmu nun i7a snoo ror
Mlsaea are the fcst line Uongola. Stylish and durable.
C3nit tion .See that W. IH Doualas1 name and
price are stamped on tbo lxttom of vach shoe.
v W, U POV0 V-a, Drooktoo, Kim,
Adam Mehrkam&Son, Agents,
LclilRliton, Va.
J&URE
tScSc BuuUcha and rcllaTa aU IhattmUM fact.
Cent lo abUlons atataof tlio sjBtom. cuoli as
Slzzlsua, Kaiuea, Drowatawa, DUtraM aflar
cause. Fain la the Bldo, bo. whlla UiaU moat
rcmukablesaceeainu UanahowalaowJeg j
SIOK
aTtalacha, ycl CarUr'i TJtUa Liter FfOJ era
equllx Tiluable In OonatlpaUon. carina and pn
TenUcK tnlaannoTlngooinplalniirhUa UuralM
eometaUdlaordanoftliaslomactaaUmalaUtba
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(AeliatbeymnUboalznoitpriooloatolbMavM
laulbr f rem thii dlatniulng oomplalsli tml fort
tiatalr their goodQoai dooiuotand horand taoaa
.whooncetrj loam will find tbasaUtUapUlania,
Inula In aomanr vara taat they will not bfl wll.
VBB to do wlltoat than. But aflar alltlct hvu
flaUKbasaotaosianyllrea Ustt barafjwaeri
vamakaonrgroatboait. Oct pllla onra It vatl4
clneradonot. ...
I Oarter'a Uttlt lirer PUla ara wr amall and
very eat to take. OnoortwoplUamakaadota.
Thoy are etrlotly Togetabls ana do not irrrpo or
pcrc, bat by thnlr gentle action ylaeea all M
(tuetaem. to Tlala at 39 cental Are for ft. S9U
'by drugstita orcrjwbare, or acnk by mall.
CARTER MEDICINE CO., New York;
SHALL FILL. SMALL DOSE. SHAH PRICE
SEST ITT THE WOM.D.
XUTreartaa aualltlMare unearoaeeed, actsaTly
ontlaattna two boxes of anroth.r brand, Mee
oaocted brbeet. trO ET Till: GEM UIB
rOnSAlSDTDEALEIt30ENEimXT. llrf
WHY IS THE
Wa L. DOUGLAS
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AXLE
tho Moat Bnocraaful Hcmedy eTerdleoot
trad, i)i l( ! certain la Itl effecte arj4 Hi nl
tlslr. Read proof boloiy i
KEKDflLl'S SPAVIN GUSE,
w . UrtT5Wo,PaK0T.r(,W.
Do. XL X KiorDAlX Co. I
OcntsX would like to make known ta those wh
are almost poreunltit to uso Kendall's Poavln Cure
the fact that 1 think UU a most axoellent Unlrowt.
I have used Hon a blood Spavin. The horse wanton
three- less fur throe years when 1 oommanoadlo
use your Bendairafipavla Cure. I iuud ten bot
Uec on the nurse and have worked him for tnrea
yean lncc anl hj not lxea Ums w t '
Yours truly, Wit X CUIUe,
O ctxiXTowv, K. YH Sot. 1, 13B9L
Da, D. J. Ekxdxll Ca, . .
. Knetbnrsh FalLs, VC
QetltA In pratje of Kendall's Spavin Cure I will
say, that a year ago I had a ToluabU younjr horse tie
oome very iane, bock enlarited and awollen. Too
horsemen about lierefwe have no Veterinary Bur
geon here) pronounced bit lameness liloodfipavta
pr Thoroufhpln, Oiyil told me there wusa
tne mejita ot your Kendall's Spavin Cure, so I
bought a bottle, and I could aee Very plainly rraal
troprovementa tramod lately fromlia usetandbeure
the bottle was used up 1 was aatUnad that It was
doing him a OTeat deal of good . I bought a aeeoaal
bottle and before It was used up my horse was
eurrd and has been In the team dulng heavy worse
all the eeaaou since last April showing no more
signs of IL 1 consider your Kendall's Spavin Cure
a valuablo Tncdlclne,and It should be In every
stable In tbo land, itcvpectfidly yoara,
kDQtNK 6 1 WITT.
Price $1 per bottle, or si battles fqrJ. AM (fro
gists have It or can get it f ir you, or it will be sMl
to any artdr-ks oa receiptor prleebytheproprto
. UU. He J. KENDALL CO.,
Unoaburgh Fslla, Vermeil
SOLD Hi ALL DUrUUlSTS.