PINE ADVERTISING JOB PRINTING Kt IIIR MEDIUM 3 Lowest Prices SEE US. "INDEPENDENT" "LIVE AND ' IvEt' LIVE. VOL XX.. No. 23. Ffcigsslonal & Business Cards. W. M. Ilapsher, aTTORXEY inn COUNSELLOR AT LAW, First door above Hie Mansion Home, MAUCII CHUNK, - TENN'A. Keal Estate mil Collection Agency. Will liny lid Sell Keal Estate. Conveyancing neatly iloiie. . etlectHwa promptly undo. Hewing Decadents a specialty. May be consulted In rnillsh and (lerraan iiot, vi O. A. CLAUSS, Offlee with Clauis linn., First street, lrii(hlon Fire, Like and Acoidknt INSURANCE. Only Frstelass Companies ore represented Information cheerfully furnished. 4'1 " DR. G.T. 3TOX, 172 Main Street; Bath, Pa. t8akoo.11oaoway lioustt. MoniiAvb. AT KABTDH. BWAX HOTFL, rcnsllAVS. iTBKTHI.CHKIC.liUM IIOtrL WrUNMDATS. AT ALlIfTOWlJ,n"AIUCRTIIAI,THUBSIlAl r Bath, Fhidav and hatcrdavs. Orace Hours-Froin a. m. to 4 p. m. Practice Imlted to diseases of the Eye.Ear, Nose & Throat jtST-AUo, Refraction of the Kyes or the adJiM rt.i( wtjtla. MTsiVilTH, D. D.'S, UKc. opposite the Opera House. Bank Street, .eh ;l ton, Pa. OKNTIS1KV IS AM. ITH WtANCHKS. illllng and inakliiK artificial dentures u sjK-ilal- ty. Local anesthetics used. silts administered and Teeth Fitracted WITH OUT FAIN. .JFFICK HOURS i From a . in., to 18 ra., trow l p. ra., to B p. ra., from 7 p. ra., to a p. io. Consultations In English or Herman Office Hours at Ilallrton-KvrrY Saturday. Oct IS-I7-1Y -AT Seidsl's Bakery, first Hunt, IIiUhtou, wilt altvMn Cml KrMl.estarul Bed BREAD AND CAKES. Rye, Wheat and Vienna Bread Flesh Every llaj. Our Vienna llrend cannot beexcetled, Vetes.ecUnll) solicit jour lalron 4ge, Watch for the Wa.uin. Seidel's Vienna liukery, opp. obertM, in:r si., i.inii'iiinix, fa fltovea, Tinware. Heaterti and Ranges. In fireat Variety at rOAiillJ IUIj l.'lllrY llilirs opular Store, Hu.ih Street r Roofing and Sioutinga apecia' . ' r I 1 i IV. diuic icijuus mi II1BI1C ii pn short uQtiee Jteasonable! Wall Paper. Prom CbKap UUnks to Fine Gilt ami Pleased Papers. Also, Frits and Ingrains, wu H.aSOffi, Freue, ( 0 PICTURE HOD AND COVE. I WINDOW SHADES ready to hau, or put up to orJer. Paint, Oil, Yarnisli, Glass, Brushes. , PaIuUde rut I'apsr lutiIn?, by com- Detent workmen, lu any pailof t tie comuy. 0 . Bobf. Ktallonery ft.nl Fancy fioo,ls, t always a large stock at .FsLuckenbach 61 Hroadway, JIauch Chunk. SWEENY'S "Corner St.oro" Ll n IT ,. In lllllu, :,. Celery, Cranli us, m 1 1 T , , (trapes, TaWe Raisins, Contec- tlans, Faucy Baskls, Queens- ware, anil Ml line of Nice' I Groceries. Lowest prices, good treatment, prompt delivery Call and See Us. OoKNEtt Store, LEHIGHTON PA. Henry Miller, fiHHIGHTON. rhANINO - .MILL. MA.NUFAOlUKk'K OF , Window and Uooh Fkaubb, ' i Doors, Hhut'j'is. I window mslion, j .Moiildingi. Hmpketn,' ano dbalkr in j All Kinds of Dressed Lnnito , ahinglast Pailliup, ' Hemlock LumlM!r,&c.,&e. Vary Lowest Prices. All the very lattskt news will b feund in the CaxboiC Auvu CAT. jR. I-L Peters,! Merchant Tailor, Wo are allowing something New, Nloo, Stylish, Ueau tlfitl and Substantial In Ready-Made Suits win Boys and Children in nil Uie new styles and colors, which Jwo are o(Furin to the public at a saving of n'full twenty per cent on what 1 lie 9tinie style and quality garments would cost you elsewhere. Our Goods nre New, and this Season's Styles; par ents will save money '' calling and ex amining these New and Nobby Suits before purchasing else where. The sizes are in order for Hoys 4 to 18 years. Wo are alio showing a Itlg Llus of Seasonable :: Fabrics which we are making up in the latest style raniaiooiungs aim nulla III. I. will ill I nut a. Peters, The Tailor, KXCIIANMt lltirM. Mllf.llN(l, First Street, Lehighton, l'n. CHARLIE LEE, CHINESE LAUNDRY, flower'a Hnil.llnic opposite Putt Office, KIHST .ST.. MUUni.TON, PA M'ork tikeii In pvry Jay of IliH week AU1 promi'tly attftiilpil to. FhuiHi Wnl.lMg ilonp at vers njnnaMp rntt-fl. PATltON AfiU SOMUITED, (j p. are contemplating, a courseln BUSINESS or SHORTHAND.. It villi pay you ti)llt the AMERICAN BUSINESS College, ai.j.unton, l'A, neiore uecnnng vim-re ios". though you ir.tiv lle a thoiuumd miles awa. It uf.iii.lani I hA hoail nf fVtmirtrrrl.il (!olIeie4.tn It educational character; as a, medium (or suml iiiKbuiinesHmen wltli trained and capable as sltanti: &t a means of placliiR ambitious onn? , men and Udfes 011 Hie road to success, and Id the extent, elegance ana rot 01 in eu.uimneini. Hit Separate Departments with aainanj (purses ' of Htudy,uudertbepersonalBiirentsloiint Kight lustruetors-oil Hpec la lists. Illustiated O.ita , lomie mailed loanyaddresH.tree, Addri"1, O C. DORNEV, Prin. VWw meueton ldi paper. W-cm pfl0Fi ALEXANDER BOIIDROU, DISCOVF.KKItOF Boudrou's Miraculous Rcmeiies. I.llifral Sllndttd l'btlclain i;ndorsv Them As being the (Ireatest Discovery of the Aj;e. I'oslthe cure when used in af coi dance to lusti uc. lions, In itlHtases bere tidore to-called Incur able. DlphtberU. &sth ma, bronchi tH, catarrh, roneesllon of the brain. tbetesult of sunstroke. apoplexy, a 11 d limbs parahzed restored to Ihulr utitiiMl PAtiiiitlrtn Hplneiipandbonediseaseeured, Itlieumatlsni scUtlca, neuralgia, ltiluht's disease of the Kid nej s, liver complaint, dyseuterv, and so-called heart disease are entirely cured b) pure medi KirlnnTne1 ?S oiSr iwraoin lv used these medlclues and Hie living witnesses 01 meir orui, 1 niu not go iniu practice my I self, belmi owr Tijearsot uk!; will sell myiued lclues only. 1 hate tno eninient phslrl.iuicon I netted with me to attend tocalltnut al the resi dence of the sick l( required. I TKHTIMONIAIJt. WKWTOW N, Feb. IT, 1931. Dear Mir - To those xunVrintf fiom isplnil trouble. Neuralgia, Sciatica, lleait Disease and ltbeuniatlsui, 1 would highly recommend Prof. Uond rou's remedies; 1 was a sufferer of these 1 complaints for ) ears at times; was hardly able to move; could not idralffhteii uijself. The palti and agony was Inexpressible. Doctored with several pfijsiclans fur jeant; found but little relief, not permanent, until 1 was enrett by his medicines, his is uiuiiriiasMHt, would Idglily recommend I'rof. Huudiou s liniment ami men- Itespet'tfully lours. -- M. J. Vauattdaleii, Newton, Hueks eo., 1'a. .Nkmton, IT, JH. J'ttDF, ItOUPBOt', DeartHirAltow me to write joiia testimony ot tour limit el ne. 1 can say to all those sutler Iok Willi allmenrhof my description, uonldr rt.iiiiiiriiu 1 lui. iH.uuruii . luruit commend I'l-uf. IMiidroii'M iiitHllihipsi. II 1 1 llhtepalu In my stwnacti for a longtime. siitTeruiK can hardly be described bywords. deprhinl me ot sleep at nlKhla. would lleawa snfterlng with palti tot ggjg sunering nun pam iur umirsHia imie. i KMHortni 'laus, ineir meiiieine wouiu le. but would ixxtli hine their v mint? I'mf. Iloml rmi'ti riiiedlMt nnio i been entirely eureil. w ouht resfummend his leiu. , etties to I bom- mifferlnic with stmt lor eomplalnis. lilHuuyjiM.rs, OiHee and I jvboi atory open dally from T a. m lo p. m call or write to AI.KXANDI'lt 1UUMU10U, IT7 North Tenth Street. nov. T, kI ly. t'btladelphU, J'a - I Watches Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware, Bronze Clocks, any thine. in the Jewelry Ling 50c, Per WeekaJohn W. Jni" a'1,,1,il1 you only Hill lilt nti(l'i cililill cum fiilil I'"' ' ""' """.II... J TI )'""' oleh, valued at $-10 is eslinmled to only (xnt $17.00 Certificate are now boim JmuhI by FRANK OBRMAN, . ICeiMport. - - Vun'a. W. F. HOFFORD, Lehightnn, lu. abrll li. 1m.i-i.iii MST CAIC1 Cliurn to iJ'-IT UUHCU If UHCsiM IKASC A.S.Rnbenold, Rram h llrs-irit :-Our J. W ll.uult nnuiii Lliiuor store. BANK flTREKT, LFIIIOllTuN iieetlstry In all Its braurlie T.vth I tn, I.. I eltliout Fain, (las administered hi ll . tiiucMi'd. OnVe IWys WKIINF.M1IAY of each . . k I' It. a.Uiess. M.I.KNIOWN. a-ji ii1ikIiciiii .r.i I1AVK VOtIK i-'reielil, Baaaane ami Parcels lllXlVKIil:!) AV John F. Hottenstein. (.arerul alleutlon pal.l In ilie Dellvciv of Freight, llaneage ami l'arcels In all parts of Inwn at I ha lonesl ptlees A share of pnli'li: ulrcuae Is rrapcrtfullj solli llei!. JfjF"I.eave onlers al "Sweeny's, J nohs or l,eibetii!iilh'a. To Cofltractors M Bnilte. , Tin ii.hlrrslgr.rMl taniinnnoe to tintrartnr RiiiUtiilliifift tliHt Iip lim now I't'eiifit lils stone rjtmirVi at Heaver l.im.niilMrp.arn1 hMiipply ( RTiildiii Stones In any quantity at reawn.ilile rMe.t, He nl no keen a Hiijif ly ut till rehlilonoo u HIH OND i HI llliKT. faiiippty linnifillate tlemantl. IIAUUNU of eveiVleviljilimi! promptly at-1 tended to. , AUo, constantly on haml a full Kiipph, otttie best tranil of Elour and Feed, wltkli tie will sell at Lowest Market rrke. CHARLES TRAINER, NiroND srnicnr. 1 numiTtix. ta -00 TO- WILSON FRANTZ, Tho Now Jewoler, I3aiikniiy, - Lehigliton. Pa., rou Watches, CJlorks and Jewelry of every den-i Iptlou, al pilces lower than i-Ne ' wlierc. F.irllculir atletilltui paiil 10 Repairing of Every Description. A piaclleul esiieileiice or mer leu jcars enables me to Kuiiranu-e s.illsfnctluii In cmtv psrllcular. Illieine nlrlal anil lie com Ineeil. Vmir patronace U iesiet-lliitlj MIU-lle.l. . II-SOS FIIAN IZ. ltaiiknay, ort. 3, , -110 TO- fins. Miller's Popular liclaiiraiil, run ''.' ;.S7 I. AG Ml H MM. I'1111-.I LSiainl-. of l.liii.irM, inch as Gilii't) I'urr. Ilje, Donijlmii'n 'or II ye. Genuine Sit per limit,; fiiijiortfd Gin anil Jirwitlir, Finest Oiijurs, Firsl-class Free Lunch always on the liar. Tie Rote's Safety Lantern, J. B SOHOLL, ngt,. Iliifilitou, C-aithiu count). It Is Self Lighting, Noii-Kxiiloive. with a Self Wk-k IteRiilator. Just. Right or Railroad Men ! I'rlce rialu, s. xickle, ji.m. Don't l.uy any oilier until jou liaie seen this liopular lantern. The C ele-brated Cypress Shino-le. (liuranteed full Iliith The very best Shingle In the Market, Manufactured by RICKERT k SNYDER, I lareniont. YlrgluM. - - ton sau: ix wnsaroBT By J. IC. KIOKEnT, 1IKAI.KR IN- All Kinds of Iluilding Lumber ' riYTmTfave " S!imle3c to Saw AifNiun & 8olt, l'nnrii'tors of tiie Portable Steam Saw Mill wlio wlllilojiiiir work al Deosnuable Kale., Hksidk.vck, VNMOX IIili, JUst Weiss roiiT, Pa. oct. at, 'IH.jl Weissport Bnsine&s Directory. FOll A K1I00TH IT l.KMKS THCM EASY-SHAVE, I ALL IN NKVS The 'AUVOATLV HTtT.I.II HAH! Cl'T. ,, T IIHKIHT, IF. V. KrJKANO THK HAIIttll. Orer Hi, ''anal Itrltltf. .HAN. ISIIIil'IlNliFNT 77K. FIlANh'LliV HOUSE, KAHT VYKIHKFUUT. FliNN'A. Tbia house offers nrst-eliuM aceoniOMhlalton. Ut I lie priaaiMit taaritor and trausiesit gusax. Fanle price., only One Dollar 4-r day. ausrt-iy Jiiiik nrumii, Froirlelr. Oscar Ohristinan, WKISSI-OIIT, FA Lieevy iiml Exrliiuuje Slulte. Fa.yil41iiKcarrla.ss anil sale Urlslntr nurses Best aceoiBliMMlallonstUi aicelils anil truielera. Mall anU teleKraili orilersiiroiii)ivaiieii,letlto. line me a trial. inajsl I) EAST WB.SfiPOItT, IH..1.KII l hmm m mm, fmm anil Pobiv At Very Lowest Prices mm HI mmm mm I till uui -Hi iih.-i ml 1 I I I. J. -illll I IllUt U I ) k I 1 I Vl . 1 i i tiroi ! nil t I iii I 1 1 11 1 l ii U.iih 11 ..1 l.ai s ,ttl HA M ils-ntli W .U( V4l"l Heller, ovulation. AU orfc U uueuiteetl ' Loliigbton, Carbon County, Fenna., May 7, 1892, THE GREAT German Remedy. TRUTHS FOR THE SICK. I-or tiioM' i Ifit Mr UinouiSillii(lPicnil AI-aMlO will ito lmltl oracawwhere firt. pium IiiTTEnn win notasplotorcure. II, onrLriiiiBliirrE It will eure rou. i t3 lt joti niil.T nttli rrithatttmUnilallsoDC iieter rnll. Cleanse the til luted idood r-lien yon secj iU ImpTirtlleii hurst ma throiijh the klu in rlmnlea. lllnlrhes Sutrtmn Dutebs; It will cnrot'U. I cloaelr ronOned in' i liMrfillrit is. tin urt' ind Sont. Itely on E3 tiifl mini nnii rnrK- ll'LHILK JlllltK1 ui I health will fol low. E3 sliopit; cierV,Thorto not procure iitfflrlcnt exercise, and all who arc eo Tinned In doors should use Ht'Lrurn BlTTEK. Tlieyyflll nottlicaboucakami PULrmiiiKiTTKns vtIH cure Liver Com lalnt. Don't IK) ills ourngeUiUvtllicure If von tin not wlnh M'l.pni'n IIitteks toiuuerrrom iiiienm vrlll build you up and make you stromrantl aUirn, nee a tattle of hOBlthy. It never fAll tornre SULPin'n lilTTRRH iUtn t tie wltliout n ttlllnalt6our blood Dome. Try ut will not reirret It. youpwrPintn ano; strong, ..at ilea In ilollmtt Try MJLiMiuit Hit. healtb, who are all rundown, PhonliHurl rFHS to-nlirht. and rou will sleep well Ti.pnrn inriFRt, iim hti iiruer Tnrir. ' DO you want ine best Wwllcnl W01 k puhUsliedr jioBton, Mabs., and recolyo n copy, free Publle speakers, actors, auctioneers, (eaclh rrs, preachers, and all who are liable to over-tax and Irritate Unocal organs, find, In Ajer's Cherry rectornl. ft safe, certain, and speedy teller. It soothes the larynx, alia j s Inflammation, strengthens the yolce, and for whooping cough, croup, sore throat, and the sudden colds to which children are exposed, this preparation Is without equal. M"llli,im 11. Quart I y, Auctioneer, Mlnla ton, Australia, w rites : " In my profession of g 11 auctioneer, any affection of the voice or throat is a Miout matter; but, at each attack, I have been BENEFITED BY a few doses of Ajer's Cherry Tectoral. This remedy, with ordinary care, has worked such magical effect that I have suffered very little Inconunlenee." ' Having thoroughly tested the properties of Ajer's Cherry 1'ectoral as a remedy fop bronchitis and throat affections, I am heart ily glad to testify to the Intrinsic merits of this preparation." T. .1. Macmurray, Au thor and Lec tuier, lilpley, Ohio. "Ayer's Cheiry 1'ectoral lias cleared ami strengthened my tolce, so that I am able to speak with my much more ease and com foit than befoia." ((lev) C". N, Nichols, Taitorot baptist Church, N'o. TIsbury, Mass. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. AYER & CO,, Lowell, Mass. BoU bj all Di-osjl.il. r-rlce (1 ; sli bottles, 1 5. J. A, PHILLIPS, DEALER IN Pianos and Organs, WKISSrOHT. FA. liVinv t'ardlnal Ken sons Why You Should Buy u,u fianos and Organs at Humps' 1ST Phillips has no Act-nts I riillllps liau p 'VUcctn, i t tgrhllllns has i xpenses I'billtpH can tune I'lanns and Utgausl r. - at Till: Gontral Drug- Store, OFF. Till! I'UIII.IC KUIIAIII! Batik Street, lehighton, Pa., IH linAligilAltTKIIH FOIt Pure Drugs and Medicines, Fine Roajis, llrushes, &c,x &c, choice Wines and Liquors, Wall Paper and Derovatioiirj! Spectacles When jou bn n jialr of shoes you wnuta sonant. Hut If loo. Iicntl SnXTACI.F.8 It Is much more linooi taut lliat the BVK shouUI he acoommOilatrU w t ti correct lenses anil a proer- , muwit niiikii Mm viiiik Hie irimes ui reetly be for. llieceutre ol the eje. II ou lmy loursiweWltsat Dr. Horn's on will fln.l the ahoe iHiltits rOierly alteiuleil to. Prescription; carefully com pounded win-i': HAVE YOU ANYTHING TO SAW? IK f.O, CALL ON THK Carton Connly Iniprovemcot Co., tfeissport, Pa., Where r-m enn have all kinds n imbor'snwedat the very lowett priren Satisfaction guaranteed in eery iwrticulni". Fire Wood ! In all length! and in all qimnt ilies supplied cheaply. AT I TAKE THt NEXT MOSNINO i FECI BRIGHT AND NEW AND My COMPLEXION 18 BETTER? MjMM. itWbs Ji'i t iiAUs Tbb drink U tiiUj, tggfc Md k pMlsfttvd for tu. m .-tiU, lT LANE'S MEDICINE. HORN. strfi WW A NOBLE DESIRE. May I retteh That imrcft rtenren, he to othr aotiln The cup of st renirt h In some grant AfOnr. r.nblndle gmermia ardor, feed para torts, lleffrt the mlles that hare fto tTnolty -lie the sweet preactire of a good dlffaite!, And to diiTasion evn more l&tonM. ha nliall 1 join the cbolr invhlble, Whonc ruiiflc N the ladtMM of the wutI(1. - George Eliot. tlTANlTO. There lived at Seville, In tlie f nnlionrg lit Triium. n youth ot some rixtwn yestra ralloil Jiinnito el Moretiito. Oriilianeil of falher anil mother, he hail grown tip atunlily as a vrlhl weesl that pnahos itself forth from the atones of the Triana jiavemente, sleeping some times under the lieantiful Mare, some ttnica lu tho atable of a ixwula, nourish ing himielf tijioi) a handful of sAveet arorus or a fritter purchaaed half price from a strolling vender, and doing for n living a thousand and one lmphaiard jobs, tho most lucrative of which, jwr. haps, being the aale of programme at the doors of tho theaters. A handsome lad. too, In spite of his tattered garments, with luminous eyes, smiling inoutli close curling liajr, and a deeply sunburned skhY tuat had won him the surname of Jlorenito. How ever, tor that matter, there waa really n strain of gypsy blood in his veins, and Hko all gitnnos he was of an independ ent nature, loving vagabondage for its endless freedom, and crazy nliout bull fight. But, alas! tho morning of tho holy Friday saw Morenito waken In morose and gloomy humor. All during the Passion week the theaters had of course been closed, and he, in consequence un able to continue his busineaa of pro gramme selling, did not at "the moment possess a cuorto In his jiocket. All the more was he sensible of his poverty, as on Easter morning a superb corrida of bulls, with Mnzzantini and Frascuelo na spadas, was to 1)0 held in Seville; and novc, seeing tho emptiness of his purse, he was going to lis deprived of his favoiito spectacle. But may be after all it was not too late; fortuno jierhaps was still to lie found in the streets of the city. Hope returned with the thought, and with u murmured prayer to tho Virgin de la Esperanza, to whom he was greatly de voted, Jlorenito shook the rim of straw that alone remained upon his curly locks, and hurried from tho stable in which for the night ho had made his lied upon a heap of fodder- Tlie morning was magnificent. Against' a blue, sparkling sky the Blender rose tower of the Oirahlit stood out with the clearness of a delicnte cameo; the streets already were full of people arriving from the country to view the proces sions of the Confradias, and already, too, on the stjuare of the Toros,ji long tail of purchasers eagerly liesiegeil the office "of locution" a sight that, you may readily believe, did not lessen the bitterness of his keen regret. For four long, weary liours Juaulto beat the pavement of tho Rne de la Sierpes, sniffing the odor of the fritters and cinnamon cakes sputtering and browning in the lioiling oil, or following u the wake of the toreadors slowly promenading and strutting the flagging before uie cafe doors, molded as if they had ljecn melted and poured into their short velvet jackets and tight fitting breeches. Vainly had ho racked his brains seek ing an honest means of gaining the nec essary pesetas, vainly sought to affiliate himself with the venders that cried the programmes pf the proceselons and the names of the different brotherhoods. All the places wero filled in advance; they rebuffed him everywhere. At last, unable to stand it longer, his stomach empty, his back broiled by the sun, he turned aside into the Plaza de la Constitucion, where tho processions would firoliably come to stand, and rinding under one of tho portals of tho Audiencia a corner full of shadow, he decided to rest there whilo awaiting tho puasago of tho Confradias, 'He that sleeps well dines well," says the Spanish proverb, and Jlorenito, in default of breakfast, treated himself to a good, thick slice of dozing, Soon he slept and slept profoundly, and, ray faith! but he was handsome sleeping thus; stretched full length on the broad, white stones, one nrm doubled under his black enrly head, tho long block lashee sweeping the brown of the cheeks, tho red lips parted i,n a dreamy smile over teeth as white as almond kernels an opinion shared in by a couple of tourists passing at the moment, young people and doubtless newly married at any rate, a couple of lovers one knew it by the wny they held each other's arms. "Ah I tee him, tlie handsome boy!" said the-young man to his wife, stopping a second to contemplate the sleeper; what a picture he would make that ikw par ticularly; that open, outstretched hand, as if waiting for alms to fall from heaven. See it!" "From heaven, yea," said the young wife, smiling; "but n better mirpris still, Fernande the aim., give it your self, some money in his luind that he'll find when he wakens." Lovers are always generous. It was a five franc piece that the young man drew from hi. pnrae and lightly laid upon the open palm, which mechanical ly half cloned itaelf at the contact of the I cold metal; then, smiling at each other, tlie couple pawed ou their way. But Moreuito continued to sleep, and while sleeping to dream. lie dreamed that by a ladder the color of heaven's own uauopy, lite pure Virgin of la Es jierania descended to him from the skiea. On her head was a crown ot lilies, in her finger, lilies and rosea, and she Baid to him in a voice sweeter far tlian honey dew "Jaaalto, thou hasrt never forgotten Que. .ingle time to pray to me each morn and evening. In recognition of thy pUty, and in honor ot the resurrection ot my son, 1 wish to reward thee. Thy desire 1. granted, thou .halt go to the corrida Sunday!" At tlte same time the virgin ahook into Morssltb'a palm tlie pelaXs ofher lillea and rose., which in fallingturned, each leaf, into a piece of money, and whioh -catiMd Mm -auch joy tbat ha rubbed hi eye and sat np; and lot frota on of his hauoa ou, wosvturtal uilm'lo! whit, piece escaped oud fell with silvery ring to ttte .Ioms. lie eoald lieUn nisHsW gym aor ear at firet. lie stuopSHl and raised it. It wo a beautiful, naif aod aUtijng five peseta piece! The virgtn, Hsd, bad not deceived hiiu! She had told him the truth he could go to the corrida on Easter warning! On. leap ana he was down the .tape and running with all but Ufa for the Plata de Torus. Suddenly, a. be turned the corner of the Call. San Pablo, be ran against a young girl of the Trissia faobotuf , whom be bad kuown sluce childhood, and who was called I .a LThat. She was pale sad sad. and Lor unset black eyes were full Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Report RoYal ABSOUUTELY PURE of tears. "What Is It, Cnt-wht it itT de, manited Juanito quickly, "tell me!" "My mother," responded she, "Is ill; for two daya and nights now, I have neither eaten nor slept. The doctor came this morning and oril,red new reined lee, and I am going to the botioa now; though it is nselees to go, the druggist will give me no more credit. What shall I do, Jnaulto? What shall I do? If tho bell, ring for Iier, they will ring for me too for 1 will not survive her!" Jlorenito stood nlve a moment, his. luminous gate plunged deep into the wet eyes of the weeping Chata; then brusque ly he drew the white piece from his pocket, the miraculous five peseta piece, and pressed it into the hand of his little friend. "Take it, nina tnia," said he; "take this money; it came to inefrom tho Vir gin de la Esperanza, nud the bonito mndre will not be veied if I rue it to cure thy mother." . La Chatn was so overjoyed that she did not stop for a word of thanks, but ran without turning to the druggist's shop, Truly it was written that Jlorenito should not go to the Easter bull course. But ns there nre always compensations in this world he did not on that rtrronnt pass a less gay Sunday. On that d.Iy Chata's mother was bet ter, and the young girl came to the po sada comt to find and thank him for tho service that he had done them. Rita l.a.t also made for herself a festival garment, aim witn tne rest of the DIessed Virgin's money bought two blood red roses for her raven rreKhAH. Hint limn clin nn,l sr- renito had gone to stroll along the Guad- aiquiver under tho (lowering orango trees of the Alameda. Silring had nut I know not what ilaino in Chata's black eves, und norlm. ton. tender sentiment 1i.nl lent II. ,,M n this illumination. I only know that when they found themselves in a se cluded corner formed by tho myrtle thickets, the young girl brusquely threw her arms uronnd Jlorenito's neck with a frnnlt: "I love thee, comrade!" And flint while 11m italic, rD,, rmf tl.A enrols for the Tlnafe imrim .I,a l!n nf these two children tasted their first kiss 01 iove. Translated tront the French of Andre Theuriet by Mrs. E. C. Wnggener for Short Stories Ouse llllll I'leuly of ItiM.ili. Americans haven't much renntation for veneration and in tho general scramble nro not noted for courtesy to one another, but one day recently, when the mercury suddenly fell off thirty points and the wind was tripping along ut tho average ruto of fifty to sixty miles an hour, and two or three times faster in spots, theio was witnessed a scene on crowded Broadway near tho postofiice that reversed all of this, An honest, sober, upi ight- workman passed alone. nud the courtesy with which he was tiealedounll sides spoke volumes for American iioliteness. No mstter how roughly the icy wind played with tho mob, the individual members of tho latter bowed right and left to this honest workman. He was bowlegged and dirty too, They might jostlo each other, but not him. For ho carried a pane of glass about 18 inches wide and 5 feet long. And the wind oc casionally caught it and shied it, shining and shifting in the sunshine, to one side and tho other, and sent its nervous bear er swing around in the vicious eddies, ruling ms eyes with dust, as If intent upon first confusing and then breaking him up in business. the polite crowd jarted before him like the billowy sea before a Cunarder, then fell together gurgling in his wake to tremble at what might have liap pened. It is doubtful if a workingman ever before cut so wide a swath on Broadway. It was actually fascinating to watch his progress and to speculate into how many thousand fragments a single misstep might canse the glass to De tiivicieu. All tho business world stood still for a minute to see him pass. New York Herald, Muuugluff a Hoy lah, Tired Woman (In n railway car) Please, sir, will you hold my baby awhile? He's crying so I can do nothing with him. JIale raseenger Urn what is he err ing for? "Nothing at all. sir." "Well er what good will it do for mo to take him?" "Then he'll have something to cry about." "Oh, he will?" "Yes, sir. He'll be crying forme then, and the longer you hold him the louder he'll yell," "I presume so." "Yes, sir. Then, when he is real sure it Is only me he is crying for, I'll take him and he'll stop." Good News, Afraid or Thirteen, There is not a player in the land today who will not think twice before signing with a couiiiaiiy whoso total number of actors will be just thirteen. It is con sidered by all that not only will the company fail, but oue ot the thirteen who start out will come back a corpse. Chicago Herald. Tho Lliflit frutil Cubuu I'lrtllles. The secret of the light the Cuban fire fly gives is a. yet undiscovered. Ap parently it i. connected in some way with the mysterious phenomena of life, and chemiu and idiysicistshave sought ill vain to explain its origin. On each side of the animal', thorax i. a luminous membranous spot, and these flash at in terval., so that the Cuban, put a dozen of the insects in a cage together, und so obtain a ooutmuou. illumination, bright enough to read by. This light i accom panied by no perceptible heat, and is seemingly produced with almost no ex penditure of energy. How great an im provement it represents upon all known artificial lights can be iinagiued when it is stated that the lost from other lights is more than W per cent. Washington Star. Iiillur Ice Mini Tynhol.l fr's.er. Some years ago Dr. Charles Smart, of the United States army, traoed the eause of mountain fever to the melting snow of tlie Iloeky mountain streams, and in ferred that the germ of thU typho-ma-Is rial fever were brought down from the atmosphere by suow, remained fro sen during wintor, and then passed into the streams in an active condition when the snow welted in May, June and July, It is frequently the case that impure ice la the agent of traasurittiog typhoid and other fevers. Engineering Magazine. Alarle's (Jn.s. ' It is said that when Alaric, the cou ' queror of Koine, died, that "a river wo turned aside to make a plaoe in its bed i for his grave, and when be was buried the water was again let into its former ehaouel, and the prisoner who bad I helped to bury him were killed so tbat no one wight Hod out where the eon ooeror of Home was burled." Yankee Powder 'J'JffiYDOXOTjrAitltY. WHY YOUNG. PEOPLE FIND SINGLE BLESSEDNESS SO COMFORTABLZ. If They (Jot Married They Would Have lo MVo a (Ifral many Sacrifice., or So They Thiol., ,i,l n. t.,ut They Keep Away from (he Knot or Hymen. It is an oft repeated remark that New York is the finest place in the republic to live in if you are rich. But it is worso than the meanest suburb, the dreariest of western "boom towns," the dullest country village if you are poor. This is the criticism of tho person who does not contemplate life as a possibil ityor an agreeable possiliility without society, in the narrow sense of the word; without the pleasures that come from money, Without the social standing that n good bank account gives, without lie ing able "to keep up with the proces sion" of those who are well dressed, well fed, well situated and well off. Singularly enough, those who demand these things who will not accept mar ried lifo without them aro generally not well supplied with this worldsgoods. People who have been rtcli all their lives do not realize what it means to go with out their luxuries. Biitpeoplowhohavo been poor know just the wretchedness of having to wear patched boots und go without lnnch; of having to walk long distances, lieciiuso car faro "mounts np;" of having to refuse nico invitations, bo causo they have no clothes or no means of returning proffered civilities. To these, poverty is a bitter thing, and they loalho it. Jlarriago, unless it means escapo from carping cares of this kind, ihey eschew ns a hop-le. evil. Better endure thoso trials that wo have than fly to others that wo know not of, they say. So thinks tho everyday, gentlemanly, good looking, entirely iiersonablo young man of thiity, who draws an income of from two to four thousand n year, and is asked out all over becanso ho dances admirably nud Is good to look at, and never does anything gauche. So, also, thinks tho pretty, well bred, well dressed, moderately bright girl of twenty-five, whoso father spends six thousand u year and has five children. Both of these know just tho way they want their lives to go. Ever since childhood they have associ ated with companions who havo had more money than they have, and they know how nico it is to bo well off. To be rich or to remain as we are, that is their motto. "When wo make the great move," they both think, "wo make it to better ourselves materially, or wo don't make it at all." They do not wunt to lw millionaires. but they do not want to bo i cully pinched anywhere. Their house must be large enough nud lie comfortablo. It must be well fitted up no "sheet by night and tablecloth by day" for them. There must lie servnnts enough to run it. This girl who has always lecH comfortably placed, but never luxuriously has no intention of binding herself down to do mestlo cares, of dusting her own draw ing room and turning up hems in her own table linen. No; all that must be done for her. Sho has made her own dresses and trimmed her own hats all her girlhood, and sho wants, when sho marries, to change all that. Better to go on doing it in your own home, where it is nil you havo to worry over, than to do it in your husband's, whero you have to keep tho house and take care of children as well. Thus the young lady reasons and re jects her suitors with a peculiar and good humored indifference. She has made up her mind that she will not marry a man who has a cent under five thousand a year, and is not above telling this to the soupirants, who take the hint and strive to realize the ideal. The young lady is quite frank. Sho is not in the least ashamed of her worldliuess or de sirous ot hiding it under a veil of at tractive coyness. She is not mercennry. It is not riches that she demands com fort, tliat is all. If she is comfortable she will continue to be u very nice, at tractive person, but if Bhe has to scrimp and struggle and fight over ten cent pieces, and turn her old clothes, and have her shoes patched, she will not be responsible for her temper. She Is a fin do eiecle to her finger tips sensible where she might be romantic, practical where she once would have been impas sioneda person who is bound to make a success of her lifo and keep it on the lines that she regards as the boat. The young man of her kind holds pre cisely the samo views, Life with n be loved object Bounds very charming, but it is not to be indulged in nnless the in comes of himself and tho beloved object foot up to from five to six thousand per annum. The beloved object on threo thousand a year is too expensive a lux ury. He cannot afford It. What might havo been a courtship dwindles to a mild friendship. Not infrequently he tells the lady of his sad predicament and how Impossible a matrimouUl alliance would he on Ins salary. Sue condoles with him and they become friends, for no violent fires bum in their hearts and friendship comes quite easily to them. Marriage would mean a senesof sacri fices that neither is willing to make. They would luve to live in a flat in Har lem and no one knows who has not lived in (Jothani the horror in which Harlem is held or a second rate boarding house beyond Fourth avenue. Then come clothes and theaters. A New York woman spends money like water on her clothes. She would much rather lie well dressed than well fed. She innat lie well dressed to be up with anything. The moment she grows shabby she la no longer of any Impor tance. Then she may as well give up all the fun and consent to be relegated to dreary insignificance like tlie old wives of the pasha.. Han Frsneiaon Argonaut. rouliln'l llo II. Dasha way Come around, old fellow, and help me select a suit of clothe. TrHvers Couldn't do it, iioasihly, old man. You aeeiu to forget that we both go to the same tailor. Clothier and t urnlslier. What are deoribed as the finest stables in the world are tltoee occupied by the inagumoent hone, of the Baron ess Von Znvllan in Pari. Tin .table. cover three acres of ground, and are fitted up iu a style tliat is little lew tlian sumptuous. Boa-Oxo. a city on the (langes, is said to have been so named because a gigantic serpent, 1H0 cubit, long and having a double bead, was killed at the present sight of the-towu almtt tlie year 161 A. IJ. Tho HrlUrgToom' llrtotve. They sat on the raiu sodden bench in the SuliUisouUu grounds, evidently a newly married couple. Tim weatlier was cold, but their love was warm, ami the palpitation of their hearts kept time with their chattering teeth. Hr eyes were blue a. was her not. On wanly arm encircled her slender waUt, while the other upheld an umbrella. Tlie rain dnrs. gently trickling down their spine, did not serve to cool their ardor in the I least and every shiver seemed to cement thew more closely together. "It. awfully Dies out here w the park." she wnrmured -I think Waeh- I mgtou is a lovelv city for a wedding tour, don't ou dear- ' Yea, darling," he replied in an ab stracted wanner. "I shall always .wane here in the future." ' And then a great, solid chunk of cool I teemed .added! y to uoaw Ulween FAREWELL. I arswell, Llfet my senses swim. And the world 1. growing dim; ' Tbroniriiic sUdows cloud ihs light. Like the advent of the night Colder, colder, colder sill. Upward steals a vapor chill; Strong the earthy odor grows I smell I h. mold abose tb. rose! Welcome. Life! The sulrlt strifes! Strength returns and hope resires; Clomly fears and shapes forlorn Fly like shadows ot the morn; O'er Ihe earth there come, a bloum, Kunny light for snllen gloom. Warm perfume for vapor cold 1 snisll ih rose ahor. the mold. -Horn). llo Mls.ed Hi. 1-olnl, . Almost his first effort in a newspaper office was to condense an account of a golden wedding. He did his best and handed It in. His editor looked It over and handed it Iwck, remarking coldly: "You seem to have got everything in except the point. Try again." Greatly abashed, he returned to his desk and toiled for nearly an hour over the thing, finally taking it falteringly a second time to his chief. Tbat f nnctlon ary read it through, and then with calm contempt looked the young man over. "Don't you see that the striking thing about this incident, and tlie only thing which makes it worth our whilo to print it nt all, is that each of these individuals now celebrating their golden wedding has been married onco before. Probably an almost unprecedented thing. You havo carefully left the main iint out of both your condensations." Tho newspaper mnn went uu to say that he never forgot that experience. He thinks ho owes his success to it, for he has come to Iw one of the foremost "con densers" on the press. Things come to him from nil parts of tho country to bo uoncn oown. -Binco that maiden ef fort, which was such n total failure." he says, "I nlways look for the point the first thing." Her Point of Viow in New York Times. All Kx-tjileen's IJooit Fortune. Tho cx-qneeii of Nanles. who has suf. fered all the pangs of genteel iwverty during tho past twnty years or more, has now been placed in u comparatively affluent position. Her mother, tho late Duchess of Ludovica. of Bavaria, who died some weeks ago, left a fortune yielding an income of about 100.000 a year. According to the will of the duchess tho property was to bo shared equally lwtween three of the daughters of tho duchess, namely, the empress of lusinu, me ex-queen ot maples and the Duchess of Aloncon, The cinpicss, however, is so wealtbv iu her own richt she bus mi Inmm. nr 200,000'a year of her own. besides the rtgtit ot drawing upon her husband's practically inexhaustible purse that she has abandoned her share of tho bequest to tho ex-queen of Naples, who will therefore now come in for about $00,000 to $70,000 a year. Tho cx-nneen fimirea as the heroine in Daudet's "Kings in ,xne. Ban r rancisco Argonaut. .Mushrooms Are Filling. One virtue of the mushroom that oftentimes is not lealized by its cham pions even is its nutritive qualities, for It Is often considered fit only for a sauce or a side dish. Recently I ate dinner with a friend who Is a lxm vlvant and gifted with an abnormally large appe- ine. io my surprise no ordered noth ing but mushrooms, bread and butter, and, of course, drinkables. We had mushrooms raw, stewed, fried and broiled ou toaat. It was my first ex perience, but I found them excellent. I certainly thought they Would not "stay by me," but to my surprise for many hours afterward I had as com plete a sense of fullness as rare roast beef or Juicy steak ever Imparted. New York Telegram. A Chang, ui Il.se. Featherstone What are vou doinir for a living now, uncle. Uncle Ebony Is gone into de dry goods business, sab. Fenthoratono What nro vou. a floor walker? Uncle Ebony (with great diguitvl No. sah. I's a lloor cleaner. Cloak Review. The Thunder Stone. The nisil was looked upon as a thun der stone, and although many women are now given to a strong supersti tious prejuuico against wearing one, It was in bygone days held in the hluhest estimation, for it was supposed to com bine the virtues of several other gems. queries .Magazine. Hiring lllm the Grip. Little Girl-ProfessorGreatmiud.that big doctor over the way, says he's tryin to givo tho grip to hi. dog. Wot's that for? Little Boy I don't qttilo know, tut that dog of his isn't good for anything. JIaybo bo's tryin to make him cross. Good News. A Delightful Effect. Arti.t Those evergreens on the north side of your honse have a delightful ef fect. Farmer I should sarthey had. Them trees keep off the- wind and save about eight dollars' worth of firewood every winter. New Yor Weekly. J. JL Crandall, of Pilot Kncb, Ind., is responsible for the statement that Alex ander Ritchie, of that place, owns a lamb with ouo jierfect head and neck and two perfect bodies, and two sets of limbs complete. The bodies join near (lie shoulders. In 1784 a cow was tried for murder at Poitonf, Prance, and five years later a pig, which bad killed a child in the streets of Mcnlau, was thrown Into prison, tried and finally strangled iu the market place. Fathom hi from the old Aryan root, fat, to extend, and denote, the distance from tip to tip when the arms of an average slued man are fully extended. The children of Chineae parent, born here are natural born citizens, eligible to any office in the gift of the people. Wbcra spools Ar. Made. "Oxford county, Jle., turna out nearly all of the siiool. on which the thread of this country is wound," said a wholesale notion dealer. "The spool, are made from white birch timber, and they are produced by the million in Oxford coun ty. There nre many other points in west ern JIaine, also, where the industry is important. There are many sawmills in that part of tlie state wldch are kept busy the year around aawlng white birch log. into .trips four feet long and from sne to two" inches wide and of the same thicknes.. "Them .trip are sent to the epool fac tories, where they are quickly worked into .pools by most ingenious labor sav ing machinery. The .trips ot white birch are fed into one machine,' and they are not touched, in fact are hardly seen, again until the .pools, all finished for market eicept polishing, drop out by the bushel flow another tnauhUie several rod away from where the .trips started iu. The spool, get their gloss by being rapidly revolved In barrel, by machinery, the polish reeulting from the contact of the spool, in the barrel. "Iu the backwoods village, of Oxford county one see. scarcely any other in dustry but .pnolwakiug. ana every one is in some w.v interested in the basin so.. The faciorie. have been eating into the Maine birch forest., fur years, but there 1 1 ami to be enough left yet tu feed them weR for year, to come. Hundreds of thousand of feel of log. are cat and tawed into spoul tiir-lwr annually." Mew York Hsu. $1.00 a Year in Advance: How to Itootu a Town. i.rit Vim Push Snap. Kncrgy Schools, Morality. Harmony, t'orillality. Advertising, 'talk about II. Write about it Cheap property. Speak well Tor It. Help to Improve it Advertise lu its papers. Good country tributary ;Patronize its merchants Elect good men to office Help nil public enterprises Honest competition In prioes JIake the atmosphere healthy Faith exhibited by good works Fire loafers, croakers mid dead l,oi. Let your object be tho welfare, irmwtb and promotion of your own and it peo ple, speak well of the nubile snlrlled men, and also be one yourself. Mans Held Item. Can't Come Ton Mean, Another illiuilt v Is to be mmla ra spectiug automatic couplers, the pur poso of which is to reouiro their use on cars engaged in inler-stato com merce, mm thus savo the snoriflco of tho lives of thousands of hrnkemen Heal action is postponed from year to year, aim so tne sacrifice goes on, and will go on Until Corn-res,, nl 1 peremptory law on tho subject, which win ue a greater hardship in propor tiou us the number of ciira wltlmnt such couplers may have been increased in mo interval. It would be better, no UOIlUt, if the railroad themselves could come to an understanding on uiu suujeet, nut they nave heeu debat Ing It for yours, and very little hat been accomplished. Isguarsulfed to ererrone who lakes Hood's Karsapirllls fairly and according t direction,. This is the ooly prspsrstlon of which '! Dosss Uns Dollar" can truly b. said. -.iTjeu seen uooa s nslny Uay and llalloon FuislsT For particulars send is t I. lined S. INl. fnwrtl SIbm " " um uT.r in., jaundice, Dlllo.s. uess, sick headache, constipation. What We Want. Men who push their own business. Men who rejoice to seetheirtown more rich and happy. Jlen who will do something besides croak. JIcu who do not tell a stranger that ho is a fool to come here. Men who will invest lu homo property and homo enterprise Men who love their town unselfishly. as they love their country. Jlen who believe iu their own town, and who can bee Its good iiolnts. Pnbllo benefactors who will aid churches, libraries, etc. Jlen -a ho will patronize home enter prisos and buy goods of home manu facture Well balanced men with the zeal and enthusiasm of boomers, Men who are bound to keen iu the Bwtm and whose love of progress extends to their pocketliooks. Jlen who will use every effort to secure to this town the two industries possibly, namely the silk mill nud the radiator foundrv Let up get up and push. Nerseuml l.lver Fills. An ImiHirl,.,,, .li.u.v.pu TI..... .... .... the llvpr. kllltal. .mil L.n .1. I.L....I. nerves. A new principle. Tliey siieedllv ,'llr l.illi.Mu.lnua l,.,.lnul& Ml! ...... u. tuotv, i,'ii nvrr, juice in uiiinujiaiiou rpieiitiiu lor men, women imi'iicM, niimui-at, iiiiiuesi, surest oo , um r,., 'I.V ,.nt. U....l t . m I. Tlnmas and W. F. Ilierv'a Drug Store. line's Faiully Medicine Moves the Howls r.aen nay. aiost people need to use it Jeanesvillo's base ball club will play nt JIahauoy Clth ou May 7. KrJM A1IKAI1LK FACTS. I'll) slclans make no more fatal mistake when Uiev Inform nallenta that nervous heart troubles come from the atomach and are of little consequence. Dr. Franklin aiues, me noiou inuian specialist, has proven the contrary In Ills new book on "Heart Disease." which mav be had free atTLotnas' Lehighton; and lllerj's Weiss- lain, wno guarantee and recommend Dr. Miles' unequaled New Heart Cure, which has the largest sale of any heart remedy In tlie world. It cures nervous and organle heart disease, short breath, fluttering, naln or tenderness In the aide, aim or shoulder. Irrcsiilar oulse. fa nl ne. smoiherlnir. dropsy, etc. Ills Restorative Nervine cures Headache, till, etc. Mountain nml forest fires are rag lug. MFKUIMKK CASES. Win. Tliiiinona, Postmaster of Idavllle. luil , wrllea; "Electric Illlters hat done more for me than all other medicines com bined, for that bad lecllnc arising from hldpeiand Liver trouble." John Letlle fanner and atockiuau. of same piece, savs "Flnd-Klcctrlc Ritleri lo be the belt Kid ney and I.lver medicine, made me feel like a new man." J. Vt. (iardner, hardware merchant, saiue loan, says: Klerlrlc Bit ters la Just His thing for a man who Is all run dosm and don't caro wbetnar he Urea or dies: he found new alrengtu, good appe tite and felt Just like he bad a new lease on life. Only uOc. a bottle, at I'.clier's hlgliton: and lllerj's IFelasport JIaucli Chunk's Choral Society meets every Mouday evening. TAKK WAIININO. How lunch money you hate thrown away buying worthless medicines, prepared by unprincipled parties, who oars not what harm they may do to your t'ltem. Vou an depend on every bottle of Sulphur Hit ttrt as being a reliable medicine It searches out and cleanses from the blood all Impure ualter, and snakes vou feel like a new person. Boston Dally Globe. The Lehigh Valley paymaster' o? lloe will remain in JIauch Chunk for the present, at Joust. The employe all along the line at the next pay day receive their earnings In cash as usual O, this dull, deprssslogbstsche Tbat won's wear eg, Tbls hawking and Ibis spltllog Aad tbls backlog cough Fi. lest my Mas. of smslitng And taste's going, too. I kaow Mtarrb's wbal alls Die tlut-what skill Ido My backing aad my bawklng Kseps up a steady din. I'm bauuted by lb. feat thsi UaMuupUwi may sst In I eel suprsmely wrsuthsd No waodsr I'm bias. 1 know my health 1. falling, But what can 1 do? UuT I'll tell ysu what to do, my frisnd .i you'll lead ms your ear a ml.ul. (fu dt-wu i the drag slpr. aud buy llr. stage's Ustsrtti Kesu edy, .a. take II aeeonllag to directions glvsa aad you'll sooa flud that this miserable bss i art. Is . thing of the psst; the backlog biwi lag and splttlag, so dlsagrasabl. . m bers as wsll .s yssirsair, will sow a to sa sod and n a short time you will feel Ilk. . aew man A rtr man -tblak of tbat aad all for flfty -sia win.i Is tb. prkss .r Ur. Sage's Curr. Jieuic.ii it., unfailing sura for this tsrrlble disss.. CharUw Crilly, of Mam-li I hunk Central rail root 1 brakeman. t s itfei ug with a orushed fi"t. Doctor, way diff. r ,n opinion sa n 'he osuse el thai f. . :ing of languor aud fatigu. so prevalent tn tlie s unu but all agie, as lo what la 'he u-, ictneriy for It, nara.il Ayer's bsuaapai ill it wakes Hi, ecu lUrtxig, and effectually remove. Hut ind feeling. -Chickeu thieves are rotlii.f . their work Washington fast.
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