Jon Wobk
flatly, Meanly and Relialily
DONE AT THIS OFFICE
i vi-t
GET THE
CARBON
ADVOCATE
"INDEPENDENT" "LIVE AND LET LIVE."
VOL XX.. No. 22.
Lokighton, Carbon County, Pomia., Apiil 9, 1092.
$1.00 q Year in Advanced
FfdesiSlonal & Bites Cards.
W. M. Hapsher,
iTTOnMKT i COUNSEILOB. AT LAW,
Pint c!oor above th. Mansion House,
MAUOII CHUNK, - - - TKNN'A.
i.eal Estate nd Collection Agency. Will Buy
nd Sell Ileal Eatatf. Conveyancing nenlW done,
ollecuons promptly made. HetUIng EetateiM
lieeadents a specialty. Hay be coetmtted In
nillsh and Herman nov.iat-Yl
O. A. CLAUSS,
OHM with Clauss Dros., First street, Lehlghton
FlRE, LlFE AND ACCIDKNT
INSURANOE.
Only Frst-clas Companies are represented
Information cheertuily furnished. 4-IJ
DR. G. T. FOX,
H2 Main Street, Balb, Ta.
at DAnno, Bhoadway noes. Mondays.
AT KARTON. 8WAH IIOTKI, TUMDAYS.
AT 11ITIII.KUKM, HUK 1I0TKL. WKDMMDAYS.
AT ALUSIOMi ORAND CKSTRAI,THUKIAr
kt Bath, Feidats akd SATUnDAva.
OIBee Itourj From a. ni. to a p. m. Practice
tmlted to diseases ol the
Eye,Ear, Nose & Throat
rwAlso, Ilerractlon ot the Eyei or tlie ad Just
tnentofKlasKS. F. I. SMITH, D. D. S.,
Office opposite the Opera House.
Hank Street, Zch 'I ton, Pa.
DENTISTRY IN AM ITS IIRANCUES.
Filling nod making artlllclal denture; a special
ty. Ixcat anestneucs use u.
Uai administered and Teeth Fitracted WIIII-
OUT l'AIN.
lFFICK lIOUrtS:-From a . m., to 12 m., train
1 p. m., to a p. m., from 7 p. m., to a p. in.
Consultations In lEngllsh or Oerra.tn
omca Hours at Hajletou-Kvrrv Saturday.
Oet IS-I7-1Y
Seidel's Bakery,
Fh-st Btraet, I.lilhton, you Kill always Dad
Freshest and He.t
BREAD AND CAKES.
Rye. Wheat tind Vienna Bread
Fresh Ewry Day. Our Vienna Iliead cannot
ke eieelled. We respectfully solicit your pattell
as;. Watch for the Wagon.
Seidel's Vienna Uakery,
Opp. Oberfl, FIRST ST., LEIHQHTON, l'A
Stovos,
Tinware.
Heaters and
Ranges,
In Great Variety at
Samuel G raven's
f opular Store, Bank Street.
Roofing nnd Spouting n specia!
ty. Stove repairs furnished
on short notice
Reasonable!
Wall Paper.
From Cheap Blanks to Fine Qilt and
Pleased Tapers. Also, Fells and Ingrains,
with Handsome Frelzcs.
PICTURE HOD AND COVE.
WINDOWMES
ready to baus, or put up to onler.
Faint, Oil, Varnisli, Glass, Brisk
Palutln and I'aper Hanfilne;, by com
patent workmen, in any part of the county.
Books, Stationery and
always a large stock at
Fancy Goods,
.Luckenbach
61 Broadway, Mauch Chunk.
GO TO
"Corner Store
OranEes, Lemons, Bananas, Its,
Apples, Celery, Cranli m,
Grapes Table Raisins, Confec
tions, Fancy Bastets. Qneens-
ware, and a fell line of Nice
Groceries.
Lowest prices, good treatment,
prompt delivery
Call and See Us.
Corner Store,
LEHIGHTON PA.
Henry Miller,
LEHIGHTON.
PLANING - MILL.
HANUFAtWUHEIt UK
WlHDOW AND I)OOH PltAMES,
Doors, Sliuttars,
window mslios,
Mouldiuga, 1? nickel.
AND DKALKK IN
All Kinds of Dimed Wm
Bhiugles, ruilinga,
Hemlock Lumber, Sic, Sit--
Very Lowest Prit
All the Vutv Ittt fl lli'vf
b found in tin- Caubon uvo-
c Aie-
RWFFN V'S
V WW Ha Ba IV a w i
H. H. Peters,1
Marohant Tailor,
Wo sro showing something
New, Nloe, Stylldh, tietut
tiful and Substantial in
Ready-Made Suits
FOi"
Boys and Children
in nil the new style nnd colors,
which jwo are offering to
the public nt a saving
of n full twenty
per cent on
what the
same style and quality garment
would cost you elsewhere.
Our Goods are New,
and this Season's
Styles; par
ents will
save money- by calling nnd ex
amining these New and Nobby
Suits before purchasing else
where. The sizes nre in order
for Boys 4 to 18 years.
Wo nro nlso showing it Dig Litis of
Seasonable :: Fabrics
which wc are making up in the
latest stylo 1'nntaloonings and
Suits at Lowest Prices.
Peters, The Tailor,
kxciunoh norn. nuti.niNo,
First Street, Lchighton, l'a.
CHARLIE LEE,
CHINESE LAUNDRY.
flower's Uiiildliig opposite Tost Olllce,
FIUSTST., I.EIIiaflTOX.PA.
Work t-ikcn in every Jay of tlie week
ftn.l promptly attended to.
Fnmlly Waslilngdone at very retsomble
rates.
1'ATRONACE SOMCITED.
Hjeu are contemplating a counotn
BUSINESS or SHORTHAND,
It n 111 pay you to visit the
AMERICAN BUSINESS Cofe,
Aixkntown. PA , berore deciding wliorc to go,
llionuli yoit n.av live a tliousund miles uhu. it
Btanila nt the head of Commercial Collinea, in ty
edurational character, ai a medium for sui'pli
inft Ijusinesamcn with trained and capable uv
sistanti: as a mean ol pUcinn ambltloui oung
men and ladles on the toad to nuccem.nnd lu
the oxtent, eleRance and cost of Its equipment-..
Hit Separate ler.irtine.t(9ultti as many fourws
of Study, under (he personal super' lslon of Ktglit
instructor an Hpeeiansis. jimsnawi -umij-locue
mailed to any address, free Add res.
O 0, DORNEY, Prln.
Sr-riea.se menelon tins paper. q,-27-fim
PROF. ALEXANBERBOUBROU,
mscovKium of
BoMron's Miraculous Reiefe.
Liberal Minded riiytlclaus Kndurite llicm
As being the Greatest
Discovery of the Arc.
Positive cure when U!ed
In accordance to lust mo
tions, lu diseases here
totoro to-called Incur
able. Diphtheria, asth
ma, bronchitis, catarrh,
congestion of the brain,
the result ot sunstroke,
apoplexy, and limbs
piiralyzt-d restored to
fiiptr n At nra 1 condition.
Sptne, hip and bono disease, cured. Kheumatism
sciatica, neuralgia, lirlKht'a disease ot tne Kid
neys, ll?er complaint, dysentery, aud so-ealled
heart disease aie entirely cured by pure medi
cine of my ovi n preparing.
During nine years oer 1V1 persons have
used these medicines and an- living witnesses
of their worth. I will not ho Into practice mv
selt, being over 72 ears of age; will -e!l my med
icines onlv. 1 liae tfto emiiu-iil iihtNlclaiiscon
nectedutltimetoauend tocaldas at the resi
dences of the sick It rcqulrt d.
TK3TIMONIAI-4.
Nkwtown, 1'eb, IT, 181,
i Dear Sir To those suQVrlmj from Spinal
: trouble, Neuralgia, Hclatlea, Ilea it l)iseae and
ltheumatlsm, 1 would highly recommend l'rot,
I Iloudrou's remedies; I was a sufferer ol these
complaints for years at times; was hardly able
1 to move; could not straighten ntynetf. The palu
and agony was Inexpressible. Doctored nith
.several physicians fur eara, fiHind but little
relief, not permanent, until 1 was cured by hU
'medicines; his is uusurpjMSPd, mxM highly
recommend 1'rof. lloudrous llulnient and ined-
cines to ail sunereis,
HeKjeitfully yours
M. J. Vauaitdalen,
.Newton, lliu'ks cu., Ph.
NKWTOK, Feb. 17, lft.
Tnor, Itocimou,
Dear Sir Allow me to write you a testimony
ot your medicine. I can say to all those suffer
ing with ailment ot my description. wouMr-
aulTeringean hardly be described byword,
deprived roe of sleenatnlirliU: would Uuawa
suOerlng with palu lor hours at a tune. Doetornd
with several phKlelan; their medicine wouul
for awhile relieve me, but would tooh Iom their
effect; byiDthig l'rof. Iloudrou's remedies itave
been eutl rely eured: wouM reeommeDd hit rem
ediea to those suffenag with slmllor eomplalnu.
Reect fmiy your,
i. U. Vaiuurtdalen,
Newtou. Bucks eo., l'a.
omee aod laboratory open dally from 7 a. m.
to s r. in. (lall or write to
1727 NorUi Tenth Wreet.
dov. T, 11-1 V. rhUadelphU, l'a
Watches, - Diamonds,
Jewelry, Silverware,
Bronze Clocks, any
thing in the Jewelry
Ling
Week,
Join a club in which you only
pay the above wnsll iiim aod
1
watch. vluiHUt i40is
your
citiinttfil lo only coat $17.00 J
Certificate are now being
Imied by
PRANK GERMAN,
URMIilUI. AIII..M.
Il'eiiijrort. ytna'n,
W. P. HOPPORD.
Lehujhtnn 'h
IrtT-SHI
150c. Per
..... H,.ri- I
, Ik h an o ldha yt tftMy-j B
'J1 'AM
A. S. Ruben old,
iluM.ru Otrici :-otr J. W. Bniid-nhu.h'
Liquor Store.
ItASK STREKT. LKIIIOUTON
uenltstrylu all Its branches. Teeth Ksinietcrt
.Itnout fain. Ma. administered when rtMiursU'd.
Otace laya-VHI)NBJinAV of each celt
I' . adtiem, 1I.LINT.0w7.,
a-yt ILehghoountv.ra.
HAVE YOUlt
Freiiilit Bai&ap aid Paresis
IIRI IVKllKI) AY
John F. Hottenstein.
Careful attention tld lo tlie Delivery of
Freight, ItaKcnae aud Parcels to all parts
of toi 11 at the lowest prices. A share of
pah Ic paironage 1$ respectfully solicited,
I9m order. atJSwccny's, Koch's
or Teluencuth'e.
To Contractors and Enilders
The niidttfsr.,! announces to Cnniraftors
and BulUleri time lie ha now openetl his stone
qtrarnr, at IteftTerlttin, nmi IsiTepareil lomipply
Building Stones
In any qluiMltv at reasonable rates,
kmuis a supply at hut reaidenee.ou
He nlso
SElOM)
STnKKT. to supply Immediate demand.
HAttMMl of every description promptly at
tended to.
Ali, eomtantly on hand a fall supply, of the
best brands ol
Flour and Feed,
which' lie will sell at Lowest Market Trices.
CHARLES TRAINER.
SKCONI) STIIKKT, r.KIIKlllTON. TA
-GO TO-
WILSON FRANTZ,
Tho Now Jeweler,
Bunk ay, - Lchighton, l'a ,
roii
Wntolics, Clocks and Jewelry
of every description, at price, lower than else
where, 'articular attention pal.l In
Repairing of Every Description.
A practical experience of over ten'jears
enables me to guarantee satl.f.ictinii in every
particular, (llieme atrial and he eniutneed.
Your patronage Is respecthilly solicited.
A I WON FRANTZ. !.in!;ny,
ocl,3.1Hll
no to
6ns. Mil Ier'sFopnlar Restaurant,
FRESH LAGER BEER,
l'lncst r.nmds of I.I'iuort, such as
Qlhton'a Pure Rye,
Dowjlievty's Pure Rye,
Genuine Silver Brook,
Imported Gin nd Brandies,
Finest Dinars.
First-class Free Lunch always
on the Jiar.
Tlie RfiWs Safety Lantern,
S. E SOHOLL, agt,.
Ihlghtvn, 0arUn county.
It is Self LiKhthiR, Non-Explosive,
wuii u Dun ick riegiimior.
Just Itight lor Railroad Men 1
I'rice rialn, MMi. Klclsle, s.oo.
Don't buy any other until you have seen this
jwpular lantern.
Tho Celebrated
Cypress Shingle.
nturautecd full length.
i j-iio vvy iieni oiungio in mo marKer,
Mumifactured by
RICKERT & SNYDER,
Cluremont, Virginia.
-I'OIt StE IN WKISSPOKT I)V
J, K, RICKERT,
1KAI.K!11N
All Kinds of Building Lumber.
If You Have
ian1iex? to mw
ARNER & SOLT,
Troprletors of the
Portable Steam Saw Mill
lio will do your work at Reasonable Kal cs.
litsmwifCE, UKION llii.t. East Wei.s
I'Okt, Pa. oct. 34, 'Ol.jl
10 It A SHOOTII
EASY - SHAVE,
AM!) A
Stylish Hair Out,
oo TO
II'. P. K8RAJ.T,
Til K HAHUKU,
Ovir lb. Caaal tlrtdge.
IT 1.KAD8 THEM
AI.I. IN NEWS
Tte " ADVOATE.'
HUIOIlT.
oi,e.vk,
indei'endest
-Itoad It!-
THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
KABT WEliHTOBT, I'EKN'A.
Tuli bona. oOm AnUlM. aMOMinodattsB. to
tlx pwnaneet bosrdw and tratuieut guct.
raolo pi lee., only One Dollar iw day.
Mun-iy Jomk IIkhhiq. lTevrMr.
Oscar Chrisfcman,
. VVEiaapOUT, w.
Livery aud Exchange SUtbles.
Kany riding earriat.es aud safe tlrlvlns hones
Best aeeofnoiodaUoiu'to ageuls aud travel.
Mall and telerrapb ordnri promptly attended to.
Ul. e me a trial. maym-ly
John W, Heller.
i B4ST WBiSSFORT,
. "''
TIaaIabi, Anil llnnrrAn
m
Tinware m nm
At Very Lowest Priced.
I I l,i.
llil UuUN
IKulmi; iwiii U.1 .v M -uiur lli.l WMfi
UioulatioD all woik Guaranteed I
i. t i . i i i .
lit i v i i
.11-- , 'I I 11 si ,1
mBestandPurMt
EVER MADE.
riwllldrlvclhellumorfromyonr
4), ,WTclcnn and amooth. Thow
Of") ,j3J whVhmar your lautjm
yr ft 4 .V"Larc cansea by IropurcM
n .4. .s-. iilooil. anil
s.
blooil, and can be!
rcniOTOii mm sunn
time, irvou arc
ana use
or re at
rtfler,
The Dosolsw'4v'q'1 vb.Itfe
small-outyateA;, it,?Vf
brut and cheapest
rocdlclno. Try ft, at
t-r.n lift tuiflnflAd.
Yjl Va"
'r. "f, f
DosTWait, 0 CT IT AT OSCK
if v.n Am Btifrnrtnir from
A fil.a.an. anil uTfth to 1I0 to
old age, use HULFUL'R BtTTEltS,
Bend 8 S-cent stamps to A. P. Onlway A Co..
loeton, lias s. (or bout medical work published.
Is a most loathsome, dangerous, and preva
lent malady. It Is a blood disease, usually
of Scrofulous origin, and for which local
treatment Is useless. Before health is pos
sible, the poison must be eradicated front
the system, and to do this
SUCCESSFULLY
the disease must be treated through the
blood. Tor this purposo no remedy la to
effective as Ayer's Sarsaparllla.
" For the past eight years, I liavo been
severely afflicted with Catarrh, none of tbo
many remedies I tried affording me any re
lief. My digestion was considerably Im
paired, and my sleep disturbed by pblegm
dropping into my throat. In September
last 1 resolved to try Ayer's Sarsaparllla,
began to use It at once, and am glad to
testify to a great Improvement In my health."
Frank Tcson, Jr., engineer, 271 West
rourth. street, New York city.
"My daughter, IS years old, was afflicted
with Catarrh from her fifth ) car. Last AU'
gust sho was
TREATED WITH
Ayer's Sarsaparllla, and after three months
ot this treatment she was completely cured.
It was a most extraordinary case, as any
druggist hero can testify." Jlrs. D. V
Barnes. Valparaiso, Neb.
er3s
Sarsaparilla
TEEPAHED ST
Dr.' J. C. AYEtl & CO., Lowell, Mass. -
, Bold by U Dratcl.'... fries 1;sL1hu1. ' -
J. A, PHILLIPS,
DEALER IS-
Pianos and Organs,
WKISSr-ORT. FA.
p..,. cardinal Reasnns Why Yon Sbould Duy
l'lanos and Organs at Phillips'
Br-l'hUllpslias no Agents I
tay-rbllllpi has no Collectors I
rwPbllllDs has re 1 jpen'M I
lari'hllllps can tunc t'lanos'and Organs 1
1;
Central Drug Store,
OIT. T11F PUBUO K0UA11K
Bank
Street, lohighton,
Pa.,
IS ItKAIHlUAKTKfiH 10 U
l'urc Drugs nnd iMedicines,
Fine Soaps, Brushes, Sec, Ac.,
choice Winog and Liquors,
Wall Taper and Decorationn!
Spectacles
When ou buy a pair uf Klioo. )ou want a
goodllt. Cut If you need BITOTACLIS It Is
much more Important that the KVK should be
accommodated with correct leiinea and a proper
v flttlnc frame wbteli will brlmr the Icuium di-
rectlybefore theeentrwot theeye. II voubuy
jour spectacles at Dr. Horn's you will dud the
aoiive puiut. property aiteuueu 10.
Prcscriptions
pounded
carefully
"CU5-
HAVE YOU ANYTHING
TO SAW?
IK SO, CALL ON THE
Carbon County linproveineot Co.,
"Veissport, Pa.,
Whero yjit can havo all kinds
h imlier tawed at the
rory lowoet price
Satiifaction gnarnntred in every
particulai.
Fire Wood !
In nil lengths and in all quant
itiwjsupplied cheaply.
I ME
THE NEXT M08NINQ I FEEL DRISHT AMD
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION 18 BETTER?
:Ssiarste.TC'i--sJ
I tWaVaVad for tta SmUj m Ua TJJ
LANE'S MEDICINE,
" su.j klM mn Buy
I THAT TIIEItE BROWN.
The jieoide wlio ocotiiiy tbo flat irntrie-1
iliately beneath oura are great diners
out; and na their dog ii of n sociable dis
position ho commonly Imrrows nnder
the doormat nnd howls until the return
tinctly human, and proceeded from our
culinary department at the lmaaage end.
Bomething must liavo happened to
Loosli.il Wo sprang from tho dinner
tablo, and made one bound to tho
kitchen door. With instinctive delicacy
wo listened a moment before bursting
in, Tho outcries never ceased, though
at times they soumlea strangely mtUUeHl.
find a burglar dropped in for n late af
ternoon visit? Was he garroting the
too faithful creature who had refused to
reveal tho whereabouts of the plate
basket? I gnpod tho soup ladle which
I had unconsciously retained with
nervous determination. We rushed in
quietly.
Thoro was no burglar. Only Looaha
behind tho scullery door, with her head
wrapped up in n towel, was giving vent
to bursts of emotion which might well
have arouwd the envy of tho poodlo
down stairs. With compassion, slightly
tempered with severity, we questioned
tho girl. Blio took some tlmo to coi.t
out of tho chrysalis or pupa condition,
but finally emerged from the folds of
tho towel and explained. Mother who
should havo known better, haying but a
brief twelvemonth since interred her
Second was now receiving tho address
es of a potential Third, himself a wid
ower with niuo incumbrances. In jus
tice to the aspirant, we may mention
tltat Uo was fairly well to do, being
retired joiner ljy tho namo of Jlr.
Brown. In Looslw's bitterest inornonU
slio deprived him of tho prefix, callln;
him simply, and for short, "That There
Brown."
Tho fell news had only jtut been
brought by Loosba's littlo steiraister Em-
incline, thonglt Loosha had Had n pre
monitory wuming in tho way of creeps
down her back whenever she had en
countered the designing Jlr. Brown for
some timo past. It had been u-lorning
In her tiiind, nho said, by degreos ns
there was something up; and this very
afternoon ho hnd tipped and spoke, most
barefaced, on the identical doorstep,
Says ho, "Jtrs. Hommans, I will not de-
celvo you, mat it was lust tnrongii yott
dropping in in a friendly way to 'elp at the
laying ot of her as is gono (and her only
burled eleven months) that my attention
was In a manner of speaking drawed to
you; and in a homely way, putting tho
thing plainly for your thinking over quiet
by yourself, I will say you have threo and
me similarly nine, unit uotu ucwg train-
cumbijed, why not make one extra large
tablo out of vour medium and my full
Bized?" 'Which table, Loosha parenthet
ically observed, would ultimately provo
her deathbed.
Wo tried to sootho tho aggrieved
handmaid by every means in our powei
Being within three days of Christmas
day, and having proposed to entcitaln
tho representative members of our re-
spectivo families between whom, all
the year round, great enmity existn nt
a social dinner, tho prospect beforo ns
was overshadowed by Looshas grief,
If matters catno to a crisis slio would as
liko as not tako to her bed and remain
there for two days. At tho end of her
period of sackcloth and ashes sho would
wo knew by previous experience, reap
pear as fresh as paint and tntlto recon
ciled to tho dispositions of fate. But in
tho meanwhile what would become of
us? I tried to argue. I reminded Looslia
that her mother was still young, active
and industrious; and that ono could not,
wliilo deploring tho net of Mr. Brown,
revile him for Ids cholco of a successor
to tho departed; that that successor
might bo called, oven now, n pretty
woman; and that men would be men
no matter how foolish it was. I would
havo continued In this strain, but that
Loosha becamo hysterical
"She amt young!' she screamed
"with me twenty-throe, how could she?
And sho niu't pretty; or if she is she
ought to Ik) nhhamed of herself I And
both my father nn Emmeline nnd El-
frod s father would say so II they were
here I And if she does it which at her
time of lifo ii u disgrace I shall drown
myself!"
Then she weut into hysterics aud
drummed tho floor with her heels and
the back of a chair with her head in
quite an alarming manner; nnd I was
ordered out of the kitchen that she
might bo unfastened and the inevitable
remedlats applied. It took a whole gill
of Tarragon vinegar and tho best part
of tho tail feathers of our Christmas tur
key to bring her to anything like com
posnre.
That was three days beforo Christmas.
We have got over tho dinner and the
meeting of the clans without any casual
ties other than those we were bound to
expect. And Loosha is pretetnaturally
bright, Bharp, tight aud brisk. As she
goes about her work sho sings. "Come
Buy My Colored Errin" is a favorite vo
cal exercise with her. But it has been
superseded by "Tako Back tho Art."
And, from the piqnantly expressive
meaning Loosha infuses into the opening
lines, it is plain that sho applies them to
Mr. Brown, whose addresses have been
diacoarKod. and whose matrimonial
plans have been circumvented, thanks to
the prompt action taken by Loosha in
tho matter. It may be mentioned that
our handmjiid's baptismal appollation
was originally derived from a iiopular
novel, oallud "Loosha of Lam Her
More," nnd road by mother at an impor
tant crUis. Mother is quite a literary
person, having worked for several au
thors, one of whom was a poetical genius
attached to n well known firm of soap-
makers.
Loosha's mother, like many small,
meek looking people, possesses a consid
erable aroonut of determination. If she
really entertained a wmtknwa for Mr,
Brown, that weakness was not to be put
down with the strong arm. Loosha re
allttd that, die tells tu, as she stood on
the kitchen floor and met those black
beady eyes, so like Iter own. True, the
opened no parallels, bat dashed uiion
her subject in a way peculiarly distinc
tive, liminelhie and Elfred, seated on
two chairs against the wall, paused In
their oonmuptlou of broad and treacle
on hewing themselves alluded as poor
lambs and joined their lamentations to
outer Loosha .. The tumult rased high,
though lira. Hem ma u. preserved a calm
ever., stony demeanor. And in the mid
dle of it all That There Brown knocked
at the door.
No quick change artUt ever effected a
I more wondrous transformation than did
Loosha in that minute. Mrs. Hem mans
had glided away to put her cap straight ,
and Hinuoth her "leek parting. In tho
interval between her dhuppearanco and ,
her return, Looslia and Mr. Brown had ,
become quite friendly. Mr. Brown's ,
inanuor w.i q.'.ito fatherly, and his fea
tures i.tMiK- v, all smiloa aud gin and
water. Ho 1 id been screwing up hi
couraire inns fortifying leverage
Highest of all in Leavening
ABSOUTELY PURE
LooSba, as she sent the astonished Em
meline out for a quartern of the best
and provided the visitor with a reliable
chair, made tip her mind that the doom
of That Thero Urown, matrimonially
speaking, win sealed. Mother, without
knowing why, felt uncomfortable when
tho widowed joiner proposed taking the
entire family (it was Loosha's dny out)
to tho World's fair, and Loosha warmly
responded to the oven-tare.
They took Emineline and Elfred and
the Islington bus, nnd That There
Brown and Looslia occupied n gnrden
chair seat together outside, mother nnd
the children being stowed in tho Interior
of the vehicle. Brotvn was fatherly
when they started; Portland Koad fonnd
him affectionate. By the timo they
were launched amid the clddy delights
of the fair, he was beginning to think.
uelnded wretch! What matters It wliat
ho thought! It was deliberately done of
Loosha, the betraying of That Thero
Brown. He wandered with tho mother
and daughter, each on an arm, through
fairy land of mingled fog and gas
light. They visited the birds, the boasts
and reptiles; nnd Loosha appealed to
him for Information ns to ( hlr names,
species and general habitat, and greeted
every remark of his with admiring
Lorsr bhe never seemed to notice
when ho mixed up tho Bactrian camel
with tho water buffalo.
She went uwn tho circular switch
back with htm, mother being too timid
to venture, and became nervous in the
iniddio of the airy journey, clinging to
the nrm of the ravished widower with
feminine squeaks of terror. How en
thralled sho was by his performance- on
the try-your-streugth machine, though
tho marker on the dial indicated nothing
much in tho way of a record. Tho more
fascinating Loosha becamo the warmer
and inoro perspiring becamo That Thero
Brown. Uo nudged her frequently. All
the sensation of his corporeal frame
seemed to havo taken up its abode in tho
elbow to which sho hung.
Was it then that tho mUcrablo man
uttered tho words which sealed his fate?
It may have wen. All wo know for
certain Is that those words once uttered,
Loosha s mnnui-r became distant and
off hand. That Thero Brown put it
down to maiden coyness, and renewed
tho slegowith redoulilol rashness. It
was when the Flying Demons were
about to tako their nnrvclous leap
through spaco. aud the popular atten
tion was uniformly diverted to the ceil
ing, that Mrs. Hemmans who was not
without a consciousness that for a suitor
trembling on the brink of acccptanco
Mr. Brown'B conduct was, to say tho
least of it, inadequate felt a tug at her
shawl.
It camo from tho infant Lmmoline,
whoso watchful eye, unchildliko in its
keen appreciation of tho situation, had
detected tho joiner's arm in the act of
inclosing tho liguro or L.ooina under the
shadow of her bead fringed mantle.
After that the widow was taken f aintish,
and had to bo revivod with peppermint
drops ere tho company returned to
Broinpton. Mr. Brown was not invited
in to tea, though ho lingered long upon
tho doorstep. And when ho had gone
Loosha uncorkoJ the vials of her con
tempt, and told her parent that she had
been nursing a addlck in her bosom,
but, thank Qod, it wa3 unmasked at
Iastl
Next morning a procession of four
started for the cemetery. Emmelino
and Elfred walked in front, hand in
hand nnd bearing votive garlands. In
the prosenco of the headstone on which
the virtues of her second were recorded,
Mrs. Hemmans renewed her vows of
faithful widowhood. On tho way back
tho party encountered That There
Brown.
"Mother just 'ungher 'ed," said Loosha
afterward, "and walked by him without
taking no inoro notice than if he was
dirt. But ho spreads 'isself out over tho
path and sezee, 'Don't you reckonize
your friends, Mrs. Hemmans, mum, at
this time o' day, after all as has been
said between us?" And then I pushes in,
an he looks up and met my eye. I give
'im a cold staro, and you might seo '1m
shrink, as if 'o knowod what was comln.
'Begging your pardon,' I says, 'but did
you mean mo or lny mother?" 'Your
mother, says That There Brown, 'as 1
think nnd 'opo will mako a good wifo to
me and milker to my nine children.
'Which you was of a different opinion
yesterday,' I sharps back on 'im, 'when
you ost me to marry yon at tho World's
fair. Per aps you d liko to 'ave us both, as
tho Salt Lake City Morgans am t too par
ticular in that way, and you may belong
to the English branch of the dinomaga
tlon.' 'You'vo been and raised a nornick's
nest about my yeers, you cn.tr says That
There Brown, with a scowl, 'iiana,'
and ho looked imploring liko nt mother.
the uinan art is Unpulshnons, especial
when led away by gin and water. Over
look the accident and you won t havo
no reason to complain,' 'I could never
'ave no reliance on you, Mr. Brown,
says mother, with her eyes cast down
and speakin as it she'd got pins in her
month, 'after what has took place.' 'Go
make your mind n; to it,' I says, 'as
neither me nor my mother ain't going
to bo no wife to you nor your nine chil
dren, neither.' And ho took and hooked
it, did That There Brown." St. James'
Gaietto.
Manlnl ullli Her Arm. Alt Uougli
A very romantio marriago has taken
Place In Montgomery county, J4. V.
young man obtained tho license, secured
the preacher, took him immediately to
tho presence or his intended, lie round
her iu the kitchen making np dough,
The young fellow did not give her time
to clean her hands and arms, but had
tho preacher to tie the knot at once.
The preacher made quick work of It and
sent them on their way rejoicing. inu-
adelphia Ledger.
Came Neur Ilelng Xlurleil Alive.
" After n young woman In -'Morgan
county, AU., had been pronounced dead
hut week by four physicians, and was
dressed in her burial garments, she sud
denly, during the night before the fu
neral, opened her eyes and sat up in bed,
to the Intense fright of the watchers and
the joy of her parents. A few hours
later sua got up and is now in her usual
health.
Tu Uzploro tbo AnMuon.
A company has been formed In Rio
Janeiro, with a capital of (0.000,000, to
explore and develop the natural r
aouros of the Anuuon. Colonies are to
be established and mean, provided for
reaching a market for a region hereto
fore practically unexplored. Kew York
Tlnu.
In a skating match which occurred re-i-inilr
it North Plain. Conn., between
j voting men, the prise contested for wot
the hand or a young woman in marriage
A Ueruinu inventor is reported to have
devised an ingenious camera for taking
iihotographs of the Internal organs of
human beings and beasts.
Kaiua. produced "CiAAr M.m,UOU
uiulwht of wheat last ycar.U the acre
ago this ye.tr proinisej to exgead that of
1891 by folly S per cent
Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Powder
' LOVE'S QUEST.
I sought Love la each highway far and wide
At every door stood long wl lb outstretched
bands.
Praying for Love's sweet alms; yet my de
mands Were met with only bate ami naught beaMe.
At last, footMre and weary. I turned home.
To find there In tbr gentle, tear fltled eyes
Sweet love, long sought for-and no more I
Mary Kent Darey.
MAID SYBIL'S LOVER.
It was ,v sweet summer's afternoon,
toward tho mlddlo of tho Fifteenth cen
tury, nnd tho inhabitants of the little
village of Friars Holt were all assembled
upon tuo green, wntchlng tho attempts
of some of the younger men to send their
arrowi straight to tho centerof the butts
which1 stood at one end of tho chosen
place of recreation.
"Another shaft missed tho clout,"
laughed an old man, as the arrow stuck
quivering in the turf, falling three yards
short of tho butt. "The king will never
complain that lads of Wainwood make
havoc among his deer if ho hears of such
shooting as this."
"Hold your prate, Gaffer Jcnkyn,"
said the young man who had discharged
tho last shot, pettishly unstringing his
bow; "it was a cross wind which marred
my shooting, unless, indeed, it was the
wizard's ward," he added, crossing him
self devoutly as ho cast a glance of scorn
and abhorrence at a young maiden
standing some little distance apart from
tho group of rustics a fair haired girl
of middle height, with n pair of laugh
ing gray eyes.
Her ago could scarcely have exceeded
eighteen years, and tho merry expres
sion of her face as sho smiled at the
woebegone look of tho discomfited bow
man had no moro wizard's glamour
about it than is always to bo found in
the rippling laughter of a pretty girl.
"Yes, thero she be, snre enough,"
muttered Qaffor Jcnkyn, with n glance
of malevolent hatred at the young girl.
"What business has sho down here
among ns? Even if she can't cast spells
herself sho can tell all about us to that
old warlock who lives In tho mined
tower in Cairnstono Chase."
By this time general attention was
drav-n to tho beautiful intruder, nnd
threat-) and execrations wero leveled at
her head.
At first tho girl appeared unconscious
of her danger, but all at onco a stone
thrown by a lad grazed her arm, and as
she perceived the threatening attitude
of the crowd a look of intense terror
passed across her face and sho turned to
fly.
Do not let tho witch escape," cried
an old crone. "I lost two sweet grand
children last autumn. Thoy said it was
the falling sickness, but I know better.
It was through the dovilinents of the
old wizard and his ward."
A menacing circle eoon formed around
tho poor girl, whose entreaties formercy
wero received with shouts of derision,
and sho would have been seriously mal
treated had not a figure burst through
tho ranks of her assailants and loudly
asked tho meaning of their cowardly
conduct.
The man who interposed In tho girl's
behalf was attired in the picturesque
dress of a forester, though he woro no
badge or cognlzauco to show that he
was tho retainer of any noble liouso,
and the cloth of which his Lincoln green
doublet was composed was of a finer
character than that in which servitors
were attired.
Hullo, my masters," cried he, step
ping between tho maiden and her assail
ants; "what wit is this? By the bones
of Jonathan the Archer, coll ye your
selves Englishmen to behav in such a
mannerr'
A confused chorus of explanation rose
from tho littlo crowd, but the smith,
who had first suggested violent meas
ures, 6trode to the front.
"This is no business of thlno, Hob ot
tho Butts," growled he. "Get ye to
your own business of stealing the king's
deer and leave honest men to iooic nttei
their own affairs.
"We will have no witches or warlocks
among us, nnd this wench, who lives up
at Cairnstone Chase with old Michael
Kexthorpo, shall not come down here
casting her spell over tut and ours.
As he spoko he laid a rough, sinowy
hand upon tho shoulder of the shrinking
girl, but in a moment staggered back
under tho effects of a heavy blow dealt
him by the man called Hob of tho Dutts
who, placing tho girl's arm in his, drew
her through tho crowd, not one of
which ventured to manifest any opposi
tion.
Neither spoko a word until they had
left Friars Holt some little distance bo-
ldnd them, and then the girl said tim
idly:
"I thank you, fair sir, for your kind
ness in rescuing me from that dreadful
man, I thought I shonld have died
with terror when he laid his hand
on inc."
Tho forester laughod merrily. , "Matt
Clink and 1 understand each ' other.
pretty one," said he. "But tell me, who
are you? Why did they call you a witch
and want to throw you Into the pondr
Tears started to tho girl's eyes. "
am called Sybil Tressider," answered
she, "and I nm no witch, though I live
up in Cairnstone Chase with that fearful
man. Michael Kexthorpe.
"My father, Reginald Tressider, who
believed that he could find the philoso
pher's stone, was the owner of tho house
in the Chose and Michael Kexthorpe
was bis trusted familiar and acolyte,
but my poor father died and the fear
some man Michael lias taken every
thing. He says I am his ward, and
thouah I am not absolutely a prisoner,
yet he has forbidden me to go beyond
certain limits."
Hob of the Butts stroked his chin
thouehtfullv. "A sad tale," said ho,
"But what doth he up in tlie lonely
tower, from whence a I have passed
that way at night 1 have seen strangely
colored vapors issue and clouds of
bright sparks float away like evil de
mons on their errand of ill."
"He searches for two things the se
cret of eternal youth and tlie waters of
ohllviou ." renlied Sybil Treeaider.
Hob of Butts looked nnizled. "Iknow
not what you mean by the lust," said he,
"It U the draft which brings forget-
fulness." answered tho maiden.
-"Then Matt Clink often finds that
when he nuaffs the nut brown ale.
turned the forester, with his merry lAUfctk
"I cannot ask thee in," replied sybil,
"but from the bottom of my heart 1
thank thee. I have not met a friend
lruv. 1 can recollect."
She turned from him with a sigh and
made her war slowly toward the time
worn tower, which stood like some giant
sentinel watching over the bleak waste.
In a very few days Hob of tho Butte
! aeeln fonnd hiineeU in lite vicinity
! the tower, and with a wilineas which
' those who wero acquainted with hi
frank and onen nature would never have
, given him credit for, he carried un his
houlaers a rat uoe, wmcn ne uuiuuiy
offered to Michael Itextttorpe as a f rib
ute from one who, though ignorant , was
a devoted admirer of learning.
Tbe cunning old luau fathomed the
haudsomu forester's motive iu a ino
, went, but lie was not one to cast away
i gifts, even though he felt lu his heart
! that Hob of the Botta had a magnet In
' Sybil Tressider He received linn gra
' ciooaly and accopted the present.
I Sybil and the forester bad now many
opportuaiUeb of meeting, uud a strong
, f celiac of affection sprang up LutwtxiD
I them not unnoticed by the keen eyee of
Michael.
There were tunes when he felt liolitted
lfuci noj snow wmte DeanrwitnatHp-
polntment.
And now began n new lire tor hod or
tho Butt. His former sylvan haunts
and gay companions knew him not, for
became Michael Kextliorpe s uratige,
mere hewer ot wood and drawer of
water, nnd yet he felt that this unac
customed toll was amply repaid by the
opportunity ot breathing his love in
Sybil's ear and hearing her shy answer
response.
One day Michael's countenance woe
full of triumph. "I have found them!"
cried he. "I have found them. I am
not quite certain of eternal youth, for
that will be a gradual process; but of
tho waters of oblivion I have no doubt.
have, however, hit upon a sure means
teetlng the latter and will do so on
that jolter beaded archer and see If it
will mako him forget Sybil."
He hastened away to the keeping room
the tower with the silver goblets,
each containing a small quanlty of some
liquid, pure and colorless as crystal.
I wtu quau youth," said no, "while
the archer shall drain the cup of obliv
ion to tho dregs."
Meanwhilo tho lovers wero engaged in
earnest conversation beneath a pink
May tree, which grew on the south side
the tower.
"ITavo von not randa iin vnnr mind
et, dearest Sybil?" murmnrellthe nrch-
in impassioned tones: "will you not
exchango this dull tower nnd the harsh
words of your guardian for the sweet
retreats of tho merry greenwood?
The prior of St. Williston's chapel is
ready to join our band and my trusty
comrades will give you n hearty wel
come. Fly with me, then, nnd do not
wasto your young lifo here."
1 or nwhtlo the maiden hesitated, and
then with n deep blush consented to fol
low her lover.
They returned, and ns sho entered the,
keeping room sho saw her guardian
carefully placing two silver goblets upon
the table.
"Where hast thou been, gadabout?"
said ho, with an angry frown, "and
whero is that oaf of a bowman? Send
him hither and I will hasten him up by
partaking of a cup of strong waters with
him beforoho goes forth on his quest."
Michael placed tho goblets at separate
ends of tho table and then shambled out
of tho room. As he did so tho girl
caught a malicious twinkle in his eye,
which raised her suspicions, and with
llghtnlnglike rapidity sho reversed the
positions of tho cups; then hastening to
her lover sho whispered a few words in
his ear.
Ho nodded, and in a few seconds en
tered tho room, where tho seeker aftei
the mysteries of tho occult was in wait
ing. yon want soino venison, I hear.
Master Uexthorpe," said tho forester.
I can lay my hands upon a fair white
doe In half an hour."
Tis well," answered Rextborpe.
rubbing his hands; "but beforo thou
gocst drain this, 'twill hearten thee up."
The forester tossed oil the contents of
the goblet and was about to lenvo the
room when the old man said, "Whither
goest thou, Hob?"
"To the broken cross," answered the
forester.
Good. He hath forgotten all about
tho doe," said Michael gleefully. "Tho
potion works already. Now for my
hange.
lie drained oil tho contents of tho
chalico nnd fell stricken to death, wliilo
tho forester and tho maiden journeyed
on to where light and happiness awaltod
them, for love has been ovor tho spring
of eternal youth, wliilo It is only death's
hand that can brew tho liquor which fills
tho cup of oblivion. Sir Uilbert Camp
bell, Bart., in Boston Globe.
Trouble with the Eye.
To say nothing ot tho thousands of
the hopelessly blind, let any one go to
tho many cyo inhrmarlos of our land
and witness tho streams of patients con
stantly pouring through them, nnd to
ths offices of our numerous oculists, und
Bee them, forenoon nnd afternoon, filled
with sufferers patiently waiting their
turn, and ho will certainly come to feel
the urgent need on the part of tho com
munity in general of a moro Intelligent
and conservative use of the. ey
Youth'n Companion. "
An Odd Animal.
No horned tortoise now oxiste, hut a
fossil specimen was found awhile ago
on Lord Howo's island, in the southern
Pacific, which had four horns on its
crest and resembled n cross between
horned toad and a snapping turtle.
Now York Press.
A 'Oueer Creature Dead.
Mason Evans, tho much paragraphed
wild man" of Monroo county, is dead.
Tho fatal crin took him off. Evans had
been a great curiosity in this section for
more than forty years, during wnicn
time ho had roamed in tho woods, apart
from tho comforts of civilization, sub-
slating on roots and herbs dug from the
earth, with nn occasional iowi surrepti
tiously taken from some convenient
barnyard. lie was captured several
times but always managed to escape-
Seven or eight years ago he was captured
by some fearless fellow witu an enter
nrisinor turn of mind for the purpose ol
entering him in a dime museum ns the
"Wild man of Borneo."
When taken his body was as hairy as
that of a bear and covered with filth
and vermin. Ills eye gleamed like the
eyo of a maniac and ho had almost lost
tho power of speech. For twenty years
ho lived in a cave of the Chllhowee
mountains, ami was never known to
have spoken a word during that Mine.
He lived In a state of nudity, and was
fond of raw meat
Those who know liu history say that
ho was born In Monroe county, near
Ulwaasee college, in 1817 or thereabout.
He was of a good family and reeeiveu a
splendid education. At about twenty
years of age he was engaged in teaohlug
school, and la the meantime fell In love
with a handsome young lady or Ms
neighborhood. She received his atten
tions with apparent favor. One night
be called and asked her to become ins
wife. She said "No." He went out into
the darkness and it was many years be
fore lie was seen again, and then he tied
from hU fellow men like a rruntened
deer. Cor. Chattanooga Times.
Literally Death by luetic
A Los Angeles physician told us the
other day that tbe meet trying time in
all Ids experience was daring tho past
five weeks, when be stood Hopelessly i.y ,
nnd saw a noor ranoliman near Puente I
die by inohea of wliat hi known as pro
greseive paralysis. The patient was firet
affected lu one big toe. In a short time
the limb was paralysed to the knee
Two physicians were called, aod all tho
known retnedlea were applied to stay
the progress of the deadening attack,
but In vain. Hour by hour death moved
on it victim. Tbe patient was propped
np in an armchair and fully realized
his condition. He awaited the end with
the coolness and bravery of a martyr
As the tine of death crept nearer and
nearer his heart he made calculations as
to how much longer he could livo. H
said, "Now it has reached ths body,
Indicating the exact place with hn
finger. In a little while he said, it
ban reached the bottom of my lungs '
Another short wait and he aaid faintly,
"It has touched my heart," and he fell
over dead.- Pomona Express.
Lord Lorn.', rooiry.
The Marquis of Lome U a happy man
He is computed by the uidustnous to
have written muro jmetry than Lord
Tennyson, and now lie h.u, beeu mnilo
governor aud conatubluut W indnor castlo
at salary of l,HM a ear. Londou
New.
AI1.rth. tlrln Horn!'. Snruaiwrtlla will ra
sli r. your strength nrnl bcnlili nnd .xp.1 .Tory
trace orpnlion rrom tlio iilun.1
William Ki ke 1 1, of r.owmiinst.-iwu.
has Just been :i mil i-et n nslou of (S8.UO
per month, muh i tho law of WKi
TAKl N MOU A II1AMK.
(lot ormrlfl." 'iillmnut '"the blue-." these
.re familiar appellnlUi-. l,,r utieomrnrtable, nn
definable sensation, in o, nii'iinlert with I. phi
lad. nwvininei!i, in iik -i n rotort. ol tu.
blooa. to remsdy whlili nn i MevtlT. itum.chlr
rrsi.tnllj Uffed Is the nanmount netd. Is ran
ela.lre evidence that the ay stem Is tn.timolentlr
nonrlfIi.il Decau8.oit inrnoetn.rcaugo wner.
org.ntedlte.se doe. not exist the fnodlsnot
..stmllateit. itelnforo. tho flagging enenctct ot
the stomach, reform an lrrrg.l.r condition ol
in. Imw.Im. kn nn a hsaltlilnl .t-cretlun til tha
bil. with UoH.lfer'1 Stomach Hitter. For
over thirty year, this pomil.r medlcln. ba-
Ulipinu nf ooiduiou w.ni ui
the nt-rvimstn
valid, tho drrnentla .na of Ti
TSon. deficient tn
vitality, an elnelent tontc. Toll, power ol Im
parting strength la attributable Its emcaey an ft
rirevenuv. 01 m. larm anu i. Kripie 1 nornuRii
y effective It I. too for rheumatism, kblnev com
plaint and neuralgia.
Farmers were soiling pototm", i.t
33 cents per bushel this week.
Nerve and Liver rills.
Ail important discovery. They net mi
the llvet, stomach and bowel, through the
nerves. Anew principle. They epcedllv
aire biliousness, had taste, torpid liver, piles
and constipation Ppleudid for men. women
anil children. Smallest, mildest, ntirext 611
ilowe for 25 cents. Patnplea free at T I'
Thomas and W. F. Bicrv's Drug Store.
Lnne. I'nmlly Medicine Move, the Itowl.
Each day. Most people need to use It.
C. O. Schirer will occupy tho Ed.
Freyman residence on 3d street.
TwoYalnnble Trlenil..
1. A physician canot be always had.
nbeuma'.ism, Neuralgia, Sprains Bruises
and occur often and sometimes when least
expected. Keep handy the friend of many
households and tbo destroyer ot all pain,
tho famous Ucd Flag Oil, 23 cents.
.Many a precious lire coniu do saven
that Is being racked to death with that
terrible cough. Secure a good night's rest
by Investing 25 cents for a bottlo of Pan
Tina, the great remedy for Coughs, Colds
and Consumption. Tilal bottles of Pnn
Tlna ffl'e at T. D. Thomas' drug store.
Our
stores aro showing spring
goods.
"Beauty" may be "only akin deep;" but
the secret ot a beautiful skin is pure blood
Those hoarse, rough, pimply complexion
may. In most cases, be rendered soft,
smooth, and fair by the. preserving and
s; siematte use of Ayer's Sarsaparllla.
Lehlghton has had
no leap year
parties.
A Fatal MlstnCe.
I'hy slclans make no more fatal mistake
when they inform patients that nervous
hrart troubles come from the stomach ana
are of little consequence. Dr. Franklin
Miles, the noted Indian specialist, tas
proven the contrary In his newbpok on
"Heart Disease," which may be rail free
ot Tlomas' Lehlghton; and Blery'sTelss-
port, who guarautee and recommcntrcur
Miles' unequalcd New Heart Cure, which
baa the largest sale of any heart remedy in
the world. It cures nervous and organic
heart disease, short breath, fluttering, pain
or tenderness in the side, arm or shoulder,
Irregular pulse, fainting, smothering,
dropsy, etc. His Restorative Nervine cures
headache, fits, etc.
-A. trout
cntight beforo April 10
ocx-t OT.OO
Got the Mitten livery Time.
-I oan la.rrv anv Ktrl I nleaa.." was hla .X.
clnmatlon, but unfortunately then be did not
ilease any; anu mere was a plain reason lor 11
ie hod oontractcd oiatrrb of the worst form,
and, ulthouub a wealthy, eduaated, attractive
peron .very other way, be was positively repal-
.tv 10 ill. ivi, invijus. a uuiumi ui nu.ui ie
vciw in. viiui. ui iu.rnaKv- AIII.UU W.l.m.
him to use Dr. Sana's Catarrh ll.madr lie
tool! bis advice, and now la the moat popular
beau tn town, and bo reallr can "marry any
irtrl lia nlenficai' to alk. It tnada hla breath Dure
and aweet, be has no headaeae, no ott.nalv. dis
charges from tho nose. In abort, is in perfect
neaiin.ami ail irom using a lew Domes 01 ul
lage's Catarrh Bemeily
White washing aud digging garden
are seasonable.
Happy Hoosler.
Win. Tlmmor.t, Postmaster of IdavUle.
Ind . writes: "lilecttlc Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines com
bined, for that bad feeling arising from
Kidney ana Liver trouble." donn i.esue.
farmer aud stockman, of same piece, tavi
"Find Electric Bitters to be tbe best Kid
ney and Liver medicine, made me feel like
a new man." J. Vi. Gardner, hardwaro
merchant, same toiin, says: Electric Bit
ter, is just tin thine for a man who Is all
run do an aud don't care wbctner he lives
or dies: he fonnd new strength, good appe
tite and felt just Ilka he had a new lease on
life. Only bOc. a bottle, at Itcber's Le
hlghton; and Ulert's H'clssport.
Tho material for Lehlghton's new
Republican paper is here.
Stop Hnd Think
How qincU money you have thrown away
buying worthless medicines, prepared by
unprincipled parties, who care not what
harm they may do to your sjalcm. You
can depend on every bottle of Sulphur Bit
ters as being a reliable medicine. It
searches out and cleanses from the blood
all Impure matter, and make, you feel like
a new person. Boston Dally Globe
"UlT. m. anouno. or civil, good apotbscary
toaweetenmy tovaghMUc-n." and a 2& cut bot
tie ol Melratloo Oil to euro my flora', lam.
foot.
-John Klpp, the butcher, iu driving
a new delivery wagon, lmllt by M T
Trexler.
Nothing 8uccMla Llk. Succc..
It can be said without fear contradiction
that no utdlclne has had greater success
In cnilng Coughs, Colds Hoarseness and
Consumption than Pan Tina. Tbe cele
btated remedy .top. coughing, soothes the
throat and lungs, and induces a good
night', rest. Hundred, can testify to tbe
remarkable and llfe-aavilg virtue, of this
great remedy. Pan-Tina costs only 25 and
50 cents. Trial bottle, free at T D.
Tboniaa' Drug Store.
T Mrs. Tbumas Mumford, of Mauch
Chunk, is dead Deceased was a sister
to Rev. Kuthr-i Uaui'i , of tho church of
Immai-itbiti- ' iiimn, iu the -amc
town
A Itoiniim
She went to a ball
in a Nutab.U.
won. too thin elultunu
eaugbt oold. was er tu
voted admirer brought a
til lur many d.)a, a d
rmjy, wnen n.r in.
ae.BiUu to n.uii oy
und: and. boally.
tbr. til ah. too. It, rocov
uiurrU-,l tb. man who bad
...At l..r Ifm An.1 tlio Tt-
inly he bought bcr
wa. Dr. I'teroe . Qolilcn Hedlal Dlscov.ry,
which la u certain cure tor nit throat and luna
duwaaea and x-rotalou' c.nul.lnlr, ol which
ooasumptlon la tine
'flumps i alight loafing uround
Wouthiily an t.iit to uirk
. Mauch Chunk i- titngfor u Board
..f Trade-
" Th.- Cullu-lii- ihiui'U at tiiimmit
Hill is extensively repaired.
T Susie Ni-hi.onovi i is an extra
teacher tit tin
schools
Hiram llitsli,
t.tkeu iKiss.-ssi r
Wi.ilherly publn-
l I'pper Lehigh, has
(t the Jeanosville
n,it ewiut-boniug.
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a Lalis-fntii -.tint
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but nn
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their business
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