$1.00 PAYS FOR THE
ADVOCATE
For Just Fifty-Two Weeks!
GET IT.
HAVE YOU READ THE
ADVOCATK?
(Irisp, Ac, Fresh, breezy,
I1VJ)E1K1VJKAT.
"INDBPENDENT"-"UVE AND LET LIVE.
Lehigliton, Carbon County, Ponna., August 20, 1892.
$1.00 a Year in Advance.
Reading R. R. System.
liohigh Valloy Division.
Arranfteuiert oi i-asseiisc.
Trains.
Sea tin w ErrcT
, MAY 15 .1802.
TllAIMS LKAVK LBIIiallTON
For Newark end New York 6J. T . "
"riVMnaScnmV.ndii,taer.M..Jio
I'or rhlladelphlaaua points south at :';
?.. II H and U.U K. m.: 11.42, 3.00. 4J7, 6 a d
''For'EMdln8auitHatrntuig7.oaudll.lJa.m,
Jro? lawman?, &1 O.P. Chemford. Un
rv's, WbUe Had. Coptay, and llokendaiinna
6 88,0 47. 0 00 S01 & 11.13 a. in.; 1S-W, 2.42, 4.,
ForM. i iK 6.S2. 7.43. 0.36. 11 IS and II.U
.m; ! j.w, S O'. 4.10, 6.U. 7.17, 6.a, .ip. m. and
"rXrvflaiherlv and HalletonSJS, t.4JJ and
liAia.m.i 4.io, MS, 7-17, tost p.'". . ,.,,,,,,.
for Maianoy Clly, Shenandoah and A'hland
0 6.62, 7.43 and
FrMlonal & Business Carfls.
DR. G. T. FOX,
172 Main Street, Bath, Pa.
irBANoo.aoowA'riiour, MoxnA.it.
AT KARYOK. 8WTAK HOmL, 1CHIIA7I.
XT HMHLItHIUSI. SnR llOTXU WltDNtMOAVS.
T AtLl!ITOWl,aKANUCr)tKl,THUU3l)AT
vt Bath, Vripats ami satukuats.
Office Hours From 9 a.m. to 4 p. ni. Practice
Imlled to diseases of the
Eye.Ear, Nose & Throat
(VAliOi Kefractloaofthirltfes or the adjust
ment of xlavtet.
F. I. SMITH, D. D. S
DEAD HAND.
Q
1
m TRUTHS FOR THE SICK.
Olflce opposite the Opera House.
thnk Street, Leh ;l ton,
THE GREAT
German Remedy,!
I'a.
II S3. T.43. JO and 11.53 a m.i 4.10. 6.13 1 I.1IP I";
rir ift. carmel and Shamomn i
HtwSt5' RftSMS. 7.40. M 11.11 and 11.63
N5" I.e-Klr.v'ulSiSf;. and Se r.nlon
1.U. B,8 and 11.33 a.ra.i 4.10. 6.16, 7.17 nud 10.64
'""For rilWon aud I.. a II. Joncl., 7.43, ,C and
CI w a.iaT: 4 ID, Ms. 7.17 and 10 64 p. in.
' Voi 'luuWawwk 7.42 and 11J a. ro.i 4.10.
tSViw.PMit,UUet and Geneva li.J
Jiochisler, iluBaln. NVeara t all) and the
Wept II 63 a-m.t and 10.51 p. hi. . ,
or Clmlra and the West via Salamanca at
M p '" SUNDAY TBAIMSS.
f or w Vprk aud 11 7 a ni. ; 6 17 aud 7.ao
P'lr PUUadelHiW 7 67 a. in.: 2 (a, is 17 and 7 20
"'Vox Ea.ton and tnlfriuftJIate station", e.07,
7.B7. 11 JTs-id.i 13 62.2.5i. 6ITan4fl.02 p. ni.
For ilaicli Limn e.i. .o. 11.15. 11.38 1103
a. ra. i 3 o. 6.15, a.44. aud 0.33 p. in.
hor lteadlwt at 6 07 a. m.i 2.62 aid 7.26 p. m.
For Ilazleton 9.60, aud II i!),a,in.i 308 and 10.64
V't Halianoy City and Slienandoah 0.M, 11.63
a, in., aius avs p. in.
J-or l'ottsillta 812.63 p. tn .
Wl.i.i ilavan. lvtlk.i-rtArre. Plttston,
Tonkuunocl!,io'anda. Havre, Ithaca, lleueva.
Auburn. Elrolra, Rochester, flutiaui, Magara
V.illa nnA ,h l'..f IO F.l n.m.
For (urmer parlfculars Inquire p; Adepts lor
iime ittuie..
A. A. SIcI.EOI), President and Uen'l Manager,
f. o. HANCOCK, General Passenger Aeent,
I'lilladelpbla. Pa.
. W. NONNEMACHElt. Ass't Oenetal Tas-
seoRer K1. n,.rjv. ,ra )v
I on8lTLr0RUlTTEKf
Ult will rnrg you.
I hi mil t4ii tier wit
thatiiri)an4alltom:
icfiinm it up
SDI.rilUR BlTTEttSi
u win cure yog.
liE'NTIRTKV IN AM. ITrt JlKAKtllKH.
FHUntr Mtid nuklna artlUelal denlutf-i h sil al
ly. Local anfstlietiPS usea. ,,.
(las admluhtered and Tretli Fitracld S ITU-
OFFICE HOUna.-From R m , to 12 m.t from
I n. m., lo 5 p, ni., from T t. ra . Io 8 p. ni.
Conwlutloin In Kimlisli or (Iprnwn
omrfc Hours at Haztoou Evitv 8aturdav
Oct 157 -IV
iliterftttrfd W ho an
MeloBclr ronnncti in
ITIthA tnilla ft ml work-1
VLZ -. -i-.Il. . i. -,i(
ot trocurofiiTlclrii(
exercise! and all it ho
sreronflnetl lo doort,
sbould use PiiLriit'it
rldot tbeUircRXantll
1 tnr n Mt m it hrre
rilUU HlTTFRf Will
tiotatiHlfitorcuro. It
never fnliii. m
Clrnnnetho TlttntetlVTI
HQtwi Trjirn yon nei
la ltTiiTlirllle Imrtt
miT tliniiich thft it Win
n lMmnlos. Klnt'liOi III
ui iitMiitn uiu fni r
low
A.S.Rabenolcl,
llHarir ick irOltt J. W. ltaudfiilrtih
Liquor More,
BANK STREKT, LKHIOIITOK
-t-htwryln alt 1U brandies. Tetth Kxtrricled
.viiliouifaln, (isadinljiisteredwhenrequeMeiL
Office I)a)s--Vr.l)WKapAY ol eacli ftfrt.
P O.adlifM, LLKN10WN,
3 jj ILeliKhcouutv.Pa.
Ill roil do nt.t wleti
to snivcr from ltlieuin
flauim, use a douio oi
ISptniUR ltlTTERS;
It neTer lli to euro
lhm't lw "without a!
; bottle. 117 it 1 yi
IwHInotrepTftlt.
LmllfB in delicate
ibealth, who arc all
rua dovo, eloiiM tr
huLi'iiiTRliirrrits
win euro lAiveruom
li.lfllnt. Itnn'tlMBdli
onraBrea: it wm cure 1
vox, Kg
Ml7lltIH 11I1TF 118
will linlM jou up and
inake yot fitrougaud
iiifaiinr.
KUmil'U JtlTTKRS
pure, rich and tTong,
inn yonrnesn nnni.
Trr tsiiLPlllllt HIT
rER-s to-nlfrlit, nnd
mi will tleep well
1 Tt'Oi xfifny tori,
I
1 in tou want the tieMMetllcnl Work DutiHslied
Rend 8 2-rent etamps to A. 1'. Okdwat & Co
ItOSton, Jiaa... aou imvixn vuvjr. irrc.
W. M. napsher,
VTTORNEY iso C0UN8KI.I.OR AT LAW,
First door abote Hie K3nsjpn lpue,
MAUCII CHUK1C, - - PENN'A.
Ileal Estate and Collection Agency. Will Buy
ind Sell Heal Estate. Conveyancing neally done.
collections promptly made. Settling fcsIJ
uecjaenis a specially.
enall.hnd Herman
made. Settling Estates pi
Aiay no coosuiiea in
CH AH J A 14 LEE,
CHINESE LAUNDRY.
fiower's HiilKltnc opposlm Tost Ofllco,
FIHST ST., I.KIIIGIlTOK.rA.
Il'ork tikpn In every ilay nf Ilif vreet
apii proiiiy i(ttr-iv!dj lo.
Famllr Washing ilone ai very roasoualile
Client Kipectatlonk
Mother Jly daughter, you should de
cide In favor of ono of your admirers or
you iriay loso Wtii,
Daughter I'a, I enn't make up ray
rajn.il ylilfu to accept, Henry or George.
"Then I am to understand that you
Ioyo them liothV"
I'Vcs, 1 lovo tliem Loth most uevot-
edly."
"Which of them has tho largest In
uov. 22-vl rates.
-.QO TO--
WILSON FFTANTZ
The New Joweler,
Bankwny, - Lehighton, Pa.,
ro it
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
ot every description, at prices tofttr than else
where. Partlcidar attention paid to
Repairing of Every Description.
A practical experience ol over ten jears
enables me tn guarantee satisfaction In everv
particular, fllteme atrial and be convinced.
Your patronage Is respectlully solicited.
tMLSON FRANTZ. llankuay
oct. 3, 1S91
THE CARBON HOUSE,
Henvjr Drumuore, Prop'r,
FIRST STREET, t.ElIIGHTQN, PENN'A
l'ATItONAOE SOLICITED.
HAVE youit
FreiEll, Basnage anil Parcels
I)EMVEUi:i AV
John F. Hottensteiri.
ventilated, am l is among the Best ' (.,,,,,, stt(,lltlon paj ,0 u,e Dellvcrv of
section ot the Blale. The patro vm . 11 lie Fr(,s,( p!ll!I;,ee .d Parcels lo all p'ttts
riiefiarbon House has been renovated and
Improved thnxighant; It Is electilc lighted and
nell
IhU
public Is solicited. Best accomnio. aiions '"f of lown at H.p nwm( pn.-M. A share of
permSnentandtfansientcusiom. viait public pationaEB Is respectfully sollcltci!.
moderate, Flpefclriuors.FreshBeeraitdVoiter,
and Oood Cigars, for sale at the liar, tT"Lcave onlcrs at 'Sueeny's, Koch's
juira it, ui-ij. or i.eibengiiin s,
rtnnn , T TSYT I lTTSnTl YlflTlTlTinTT
mi SvKtyUUMUU The Men's Safety Lantern.
Miron's Miraculous Rciiicfe
PEliKE COLLEGE
BUSINESS
OF
UtJon bM Uta iiitroducud
v9H?rz.u?zri -r.u. .a.cu.. utum oMuit-
Ubaral Minded Phyalclaua rudorse Them
Asl'eliitf the Greatest
Discovery ol the Age.
I'oiltlve cure hen used
In accordance to Instruc
tions I diseases here
tofore sn-called lnnir
able. Diphtheria, asth
ma, InowhliK catarrh,
congesllan o( the brain,
the result ol sunsdroke,
apoplexy, and limbs
pnralyzi-u restored to
tlmlr n.itiiml pnndtllAii.
Uilne, hip and hone disease cured. Itheumat ism
sclatUa, neuratitia. ltriKhJ's dlseaie of the Kid
i.ej, liter complaint, dyaettierv and so-called
heart disease aie entirely cured vy piireinrui
KlriH I mv nun tirfii.ariliir.
During nine )earn over l(t,CW per"'" have
used (hee medicines aud are living ultuessesi
ot their worth. 1 will noto Into practice my
self, ueinn oer73 jearsni hkcj win ben my mru
lCUteS Oil IV; i il&YB InO eUilllflH HIJICinil5VVti-
nectea wuiuite in auena 10 c
Unices ot the sick It required.
J. E SCHOLL, agt,.
Illtfihton, C.irhon county.
It is Self LlKbtlng, Non-Explosive,
witn a aoit wicic itegumtor.
Just Right lnr Rnilrontl Men !
r rice I'lii I n, tlafiO. Mekle, 52.00.
Don't buy any other until you me neen this
Vfi(i4F 1 .in t-1 11.
Tber tell the tala ntumUloc,
Old men. their litrara begnlllnn
As the? can;
Each annual November
They sadden who reraomher
Inkcrmaho.
Yet of that field one story
Shine through h ahmni and glory
Of the flftht;
Orer the oaQnons roating
There Dings a lark song soaring
Out of tight.
Aloof, nli ere men lay bleeding.
Id fatal pal a whose pleading
Made no err,
Shot pierced and saW smitten,
A )oun and galliint Drltou
L'rept to ale.
At sunset there they found Mm
With the red snow around him.
And his hand
Jjatd on the ltoolc wuasd healing
All hearts to heaven appealing
ynderstahd,
And 'neath bin froeen fingers
Those words w hose hope outllngera
Human strife
plotted like n star'e reflection
1 am the Heaurrectlou
An4 the Life,'
Comrades to burial bore blra,
Uut nof death's rending tore him
From, hia prize,
for to bis band caressing
fitill clung the enf whose blessing
Closed bis eyes,
O Christian song supernal,
Vords sweetest lore eterual
Ever said)
Peace at j our call coracw flying,
And tbey who clasp jou dlug
Are not dead.
Tberon llrown In Youth's Companion.
THE OLVMPEIUM.
Of starlit stormy rjR to riwacUm Doit
Is mightier than rnan's ilflitiMt work sob.
Dm
This shattered splendor, spare.1 nwhllo by
Time,
Atteala btsdroAil victorious overtjuow
Where now thy nrnr trhiffiphaiit, and nheio
now,
Uora In AlbeMB's ffprlnutlde. ere her prlmo
Flashed eonnwrlni ray or 11 ell as' started
cllmo.
Thy Temple. Zet tho Thunderer? Where art
thou?
Ve nlio Mould grnsp Knluo's croirn, uhoeeorn
thepme
Of lowly hearts secure, the lieaSYii of homo,
J.ured by vain glitter of tmo golden Fleece,
That mocks the winner-watch Calllrttoe1
foam.
Near on wrecked shrine, atl.levnl when woo-
worn ureeoe
nowe.HQ tbeswortl sweep of Imiierlal ltoine.
-v. a. Keuey in iiiaekuoodv aimruine.
nun? ctf a ti mv
j tin M .
On the border Hue between New York
and Canada ia a email ehret of water
overhung at ono jwliit by n high cliff
known aa The Smuggler's Shadow, con
cerning the origin of which iiamo is
given tho following singular story;
"wnat uni yon mane o tjjera, UnrUr
"Tliey are n s'lilcuoitj looking crowd,
a.nd I set them down ns TJnitnl States
offlcers,"
"Jes' my jedgment; and I reckon the
hoys had better bo put on tho lookout."
'Co-rect. Tel) them to meet down to
Lingo's ami I'll be 'long later. 1 jes'
wanter seo if everything is nil right nt
tho Horse Shoe,"
njladn'tyou better take oi;e o' the bovs
'long with yon? You"
"Baht do yon think Jlurk Urundon
has lost tho mettle of this good right
nrmf l$o 1'U go to the Horse Shoe
alone, an I'll come back, too, in epite of
'em Hounds ot the law,'
He was a tail, burly fratnud man,
with coarse features and grizzly locks,
NO iiJG ANIMALS.
TOrtniD COUNTRIES LACK,
JS'ot a sound broke tho stlllus rjf the
night save tho ceaseless murmur of the
soft. i.
iVtT.iT. HAT VAST AftesAS OF LAND
ttsu survey of the scene discovered no
one, ho moved forwanl with rising hops,
He had pasmd halt of tlie circular dis
tance from the cave to the end of the
narrow pathway without anything to
alarm him, though at each furllvo
glance lie saw tho changeless shadow,
when tho sound of footsteps reached
his ears,
A MESSAGE PROM PARADISE.
IN
oiue IIMrlct. In Which There An No
Wllil Animal. ,,r Comlderahle Kite.
I.lunil. of tho Vct Indlnn Arehlpel-
ngi, Called n "OHmeles. Country."
A Itnssian natunilUt. Profossor Mil
tlay, who passed several vunrs In tlin In.
A moment later a man's form caino terior of Panun. descrllieM the Mirlilnml
around the edge of the cliff, nnd then a district of the meat ialnm!
second nud n third. as remarkable for its sccnerv nnd nro.
With n low cry he turned to retmve dnctiveness as for its salubrious criinate
his course to the cavern, knowing that a perjiettial May in tho terrace lands,
once there he could defend himself with March and April platenus here and
against n dozen, but in his excitement there in tho highest mountains. Tho
ho missed his foothold and, clutching in area of tho whole islund exceeds that
vain Hiwit the ledge, he went headlong of Texas, but its population hardly
down its jagged sido upon tho rocks bo- aggregates a million, nine-tenths of tho
low. nboriglnos being lowland settlers, black
A piercing cry that lung fur nnd clear idlers gorged with tho yam roots and
on the night air, a sullen splash in tho wild hog steaks ot tho coast plain. Tho
water nnu a ucuimiKe siieuee lonowuu, uplands, too, nnound wltli game anil Ush,
Thg newcomers proved io bo some of and the only conceivable reason why tho
hi nwii rnnfedprntes. who. nnTtnn. ni Inatlvnn ftltnuM 1!n,u 4t,nl llin
, V , , , '" .h Up atul uown itressed in a pantaloua
his nonappearance, had come in search grounds to the sweltering coast jungles (,rou8ers not terminating below
of him. is their preference for a climato that tha ankle but with feet in them like
The smugglers were about to descend enables them to dispen.o with drj-rochIs stockings) and frock coat with velvet
'Henry has seventy-flvo dollars a nis ungainly joriu ciau in a graj -sutioi
month and George has fifty dollars." coarse mat rial.
"Tl,n T dnn'l sm whv von healtate. His con panion, thouah smaller in
Accept Henry, of course, and tell George stature, was evidently a man of his own
to n-o about his business." '""i'.
"Yes, but tieorge hn,s great pros- iney were kdovh ns jarmers uy mo
peots," I few settlers of that tinnly iiopuiatcd
I Humbug 1 Prospects don't count, country, though had the truth been
Everybody has got groat prospects, and known they, with half a dozen others,
twentv-five dollars a inontli is very luuuweu iuo mum uwaiuuu, sw u
handsoroo interest on such a capital as lawful vocation of smuggling,
great prospects," tiext time tieorge
calls tell him that you can never bo inoro
than a sister to him, and got rid of him."
-Texas Sittings.
The appearance of several strango
men in that vicinity had naturally-
enough aroused their fears. It hadbeen
less than a year since some officers had
suddenly appeared searching for the
smugglers supposed to be lurking In
that locality. Though they had sue
ceeded in throwing tho officials off their
track then It would bo inoro difficult to
8jSni i Apj.ii?si. "ks'rtU'hKS
TESTIMONIAI-H.
NrwTnwM. Teh. 17. 1891.
To those suffer I n from Kplnal
Wall Paper.
From Cheap Blanks to Fine Gilt and
1'iessed Papers. Also. Felts and Ingrains,
with Handsome Fretus.
PICTURE HOD AND COVE.
WIPoT SHADES
.-eady to baug, or put up to order.
Faint, Oil, Varnish Glass, Brashes
Painting and Caper llangluit, hy coin
letent workmen. In auy part ol the county.
The ( elebrated
Cypress Shing'lo.
Ouaranteed full Length
The very best Slilnglo in tbo Mnrkrt,
Mannfactnred by
RICKERT & SNYDER,
CUiemoiit, irKlnla.
-FOR SALE IN WEISS PORT BV
J. K. RICKERT,
jllMl-Kfl S
to move, could iiotrtraliihtenmiseli. Ihe pain All Kinds of Hllilfliilf I limlior
and agony was iuex press! hie. Doctored with M111 iV,,,U8 "! l,l,llul,lb IjIHUUH
several physicians for years; lounu nut iittie
reuer, not periuaueui, uniiii ns mim
iommeud 1'rof. ltoudiou's liulmwit and inei
ii sunerers.
llespepirunvwnjr,
new inn ihu-ks
NrWTOX. IVb, I7.1W.
Pmiv Rni:nnii
Dear KkrAtiQw me lo write vnua testimony
oi lour nietiicine. i can say in an iuui iinr
lug nil it auuieiiis oi my iieseiipiiMii. si'inu
commend Ptof. lioudrou's medicines. l I
rliilai rulii 111 inv alaiiuli Iiir mil If I HHP.
siiffeiiBffcauhardl) be described bywords,
dtpnved meot sleenatnlKhls, would lie aw a
borthtnJ trounie, rieiirnigia, sciatica, neai t Diseases uu i
triaaiw Itiieuiuaiisiil, I woiim uikuiv n-ruiiiiurim iui,
ltoudrou's remedies I was a BUtlerer oi these
eoiDplHHiMlor jfarsai times, was naruiy suie
Seitlel's Bakery,
Vt'irbt Htieet, ljhlthtont you will aluni find
Freshest and Het
BREAD AND CAKES.
Rye, Whent nnil Vienna llrcnd
deprived loeQlslsonatnlitllls. would lleawa,
sunetlnnwiili pain lorhomsaU lime. Hoctored tresh htety Hay. Our loniu lireail cannot
ullhseleral Hilsiclarui their uieillelne onid bersrclled. Weiesl-cttull'Sollcltyourvltron.
tsWt, hv" . .1. V Ho idro 'a m, e'llei naYe w"" '' '' "'"f0"-
Seitlel's Vicnnn linker)',
Opu Obeli's, rlltST r., I.KIIUlinotf, I'A
Boaki, ttallonery and
always a large slock at
Fancy Goods,
eftert; by using Prof. Hondron's remedies nave
oeen entirely cureu, nuutu riri,iuiiiriiu m. ,c,.
etlles to those sutlerlliK Willi lmllor complaints.
ItespecllullyiourN,
t.M. vanailulM en.
Neutuu.Ulliksea., fa.
Ofllce and laboratory open dally troui T a. ni.
lo a p. in. i -an or v run to
.rrvMlii.,lf linmuintT.
oeua v cent si4mp ir vamauir uwn,
II You Hnve
Vliy meii j-ou by lliln wevpltstf
To break my vur It. at IT
U'a Imtli nro in (.'lirM's keeping.
And therefore rannot part.
Yon there I hero tliousii severed,
We sllll at henrt are one:
I only Jnst In sunshine.
The shadonBScareelyriono.
What If tho clouds surrunnd you.
Yon can the brlft-htnees see,
TIs only inst a little way ,
That leads from )ou to me. i
I was so very weary. !
Surely you conhl not mourn,
Thatlallttlesoouer
Should lay my burden down
Then weep not, ween not. darllngi
Qod wipes away all tears,
TIs only "yet a little while,"
Though )ou may call it yearn.
Kxehtvnce.
Klndlnc tho Oflleer..
Hero U an amusing description of tins
ot Balzac's periods of itnpecuniosity.
Mery, the poet, n great friend of Bal
zac's, wns an inveterate gambler and
rarely left tho rard table before day
break. His way lay past the Cafo de
Paris nnd for f our consecutive mornings
he hod met Balzao strolling leisurely
up and down dressed in a panlalon a
to the side of their unfortnnato leader the year round.
when they saw for the (lrt tirao tho In the Torres range there are snmmlts
shadowof thecllff. towering to tho height of 11.000 feet, bnt
Without stopping to tolvo tho mys-1 tho closo proximity of the eouator lias
tery they lieat a hasty retreat to their covered tho highlands with a luxuriant
homes. vegetntiou. Snow is hardly ever seen.
Tho next davit wasfonnd that the but chill tilshts llaht frost even occur
supposed shadow was the painted figure now nnd then, and tho frizzlo haired
of a man, aud, strange enough, Iiurk coast dwellers avoid tho mountains ns
Brandon s idiotio son had done tho the Indios Mnusns of tho Mexican low-
facings. The second morning Mery felt
surprised at tho coincidence, the third
he was puzzled, the fourth he could hold
out no longer, and asked Balzac tho
reason of these nocturnal perambula
tions roundabout the same spot.
uaizaa put ins band In Ills pocket and
produced nn almanao showing that the
snn did not rise before 8:40. "I am being
tracked by tho officers of the tribunal
work. Ho had como to tho place in a lands avoid the tierra fria. "Papua is a eSemto
lwtmt. nnd. lmvlim Riiimilnr nntnu. i nnmiLn ,,r l.iia i,f n, i,i4.i. ... I commerce anu oDiiged to mas inyseii
boat, and, having singular aptness in I paradiso of birds, bnt tho kingdom of
tuis rospect, nan periornieu ins sen nn- mammals is represented only by n few
posed task with remarkable faithfulness marsupials (ground kangaroos, trco
to nature, m tho glimmer of tho moon- kangaroos and oihjssuuis). besides the
light his father's mistake was not tin- wild hogs of tho river jungles.
natural, tnougii u nan cost mm ins nio. A mucli stranger country in regard to
With the death of their chief tho smug- tho absenco of wild animals is found In
glers no longer continued their nefnrl- tho near neighborhood of ourowncou-
ous business, so (hat Witless Jack had tinent. Tho West Indian nrchlpolagto,
unconsciously rendered nn inostimablo with its four magnificent islands and
service. That was several years sinco, countless islets, has been justly termed
and though tho figure has faded from the ."gamcless country," a region of
the rock, tho place is known as the moro than a hundred thousand souaro
K.S5SGtOtB0 Waldo miles, monopolized almost entire by ors and adds to "t, decc!
Browne in laukeo Blade. birds and insects (even reptiles being ration of the ancient fllrmhonso in
iM.a.vv, us ii. iiiu iircuipeiagu uau ueeu
, c'olieetioii of old ripe.. somenow ovorioouea on tno last two
I havo a collection of old English pipes ?as ot. c"""1?11. R"'l to be settled
of all sizes and shapes, nud havo supplied e"cu creatures as coma reach its
mv friemls with Miocllnens. which tber o..u.m..ia u. njiug. mem nru
dnring the day, bnt at this hour I am
f reo and can take a walk, for as long as
tho sun is not up they cannot arrest me."
An Old Clrcna Rider's Mania.
Old Eaton Stone, the circus rider, lives
on an eighteen acre farm near this vil
lage Ho is almost as active as he was
years ago, when his daring feats on
horseback made him famous all oyer the
world. He is seventy-four years old,
but keeps constantly busy. When he
has nothing else to do he gets out his
nu not nr-tnnliv f,,r ,,iiw.i l,i,t fi. forosts teeming with spontanoous fruit,
rette holders, and well adapted the bat no monkeys, ,no wild hogs, no bears mlmon green which rivals the
whieh he resides, Nothing exactly like
Mr. Stone's painting is to be found else
where, and what he has done in a scoro
of years must have kept him well em
ployed. Almost everything in tho house
is decorated. Red of the brightest ver-
Tho burial mounds of sand in Florldsi
are rapidly disappearing in consequence
of tbo way in which they are disturbed
by treasure seeking natives and rello
hunting tourists.
Tho body loses through the feat by
heat radiation, especially when the
ground is wet, a tremendous percentage
of the heat production unless the lest
are well protected.
In -Norway married couples are
charged a fare and a half when travel
ing on the railway. This is one of the
privileges conferred on married people
there.
lluod'a KarHUliurlllA jtlHliil.l.ar.. nil ril
.eases ransed by Impumt blood and It builds
ine wnoio system.
.FsLuGkenbacli
Gl Brondwny, Mnudi Chunk.
if-1 Y DULLAnS foi
,V f SCHOLARSHIP.
. Kk
9
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Ot) TO
SWEENY'S!
BUSINESS
COLLEGE
1701) Chestnut Street,
1'lillaUelplila.
You pay us IS.1U. We edueats
ud m.ui sou to a
GOOD SITUATION.
CftU)Ouaktuoret Circulars I" re I
Arner & Holt,
rroiTletora of the
, Portable Stoam Saw Mill
who wllld,ionr wutkat llaasimible Hales.
Uksiiikm-k, US"l(l IIii.i.. K.ssr W man
pout, I'A. oci 21, 'lil.jl
"Corner 8tore
Oraiips,- Leiiioas, Bananas, Huts,
Aples, Culery. Crania..,
Grapes Table Raisins, Confec-
lians. Fancy Baslels, Qfleeiis -( an-;-ND.
ware, and a Ml line of Nice! un.pay,oU,o.,h.
Rnmm ' i AMERICAN BUSINESS Colleee,
To Contractors anil Follta
The uudei l;t.ed antusttuii's in t1.uiractorH
aud ltiiililers Hut he (uuih.w "I l his stone
quarry, at Heaver lhiii.au: tpiejred to supply
l.uilding'
IStones
Art ewTiiu'v i lusfArn .1aulitlnir sAlifie til irO.
, . i thonoh yon ujiv Uvea tuouaami nines aB u
i ediKallunalrharai'ter, as a meUluni tor nunpiv-
sHtanis. as a maus o( placlnc amhltiods youuir
I men and ladles on the road U suiwas, and lu
luauv quantity at reasonable rates, He alo
keepnasiitipjy at his lenldeuee mi HtXONU
oi liJ.i.i, luaupfMy imiDi'uiau'Ut-iiiunu.
UAULINtl oreierydescrlplimi, pnnnptly at
tend J to.
Also, constantly on hai.d u full kupplv of lite
Flour and Feed,
whh h he will sell at Lou eat Maiket iTloe.
CHAHLES TRAINER.
SEIONU 8THHKT, I.KIIIlMITON, I'A
Why Hollei) Water Vrene. Ka.lly,
Water v hich is hot of course cannot
freeze until it has parted with its boat;
but water that has been boiled will,
other things being equal, freezo sooner do it again,
than water which nas not been bouea. Anxious each to go ms way, tne pre-
A slight tlisturbanpa of water disposes clous twain separated, the younger has-
it to freeze moro rapidly, and this is tlie tening to warn their associates of the
cause which nccelerates the freezing of impending danger, while tho other bent
boiled water. The water that has been his 6teps toward tho hiding place of
boiled lias lost the air naturally con- their contraband goods.
tained in it, which on exposure to the "So tho hounds think to smell mo
atmosphere it begins again to "attract out I" muttered the smuggler chief as ho
and absorb. During this process or nu- followed his way. "Well, mebbe tuey
sorption a motion is necessarily pro- will, but inoro'n likely they 11 unit that
duced among its particles, slight cer- old Burk Brandon has a keener scent
tainly and imperceptible, yet probably than they!" and ho smiled grimly, vhilo
BUincient to accelerate its congelation, in latent nro Biiono in uia smnu gray
In unboiled water this disturbance does 1 eyes,
not exist: Indeed water when kept per- ft was already nightfall when he
fectly still can be reduced several do- reached bv boat that part of the lake s
grees below tho freezing iint without shore overlooked by granite cliffs of
Its becoming ice, urooitiyu tagie. considerable height,.but tho moon li.vl
Had Taste In Jewel iitsisns. risen, so the smuggler was enabled to
There aro some incounruitios for which pursue his course without difficulty.
It is difficult to account. Why will a Winding his way nmld tho liowldcrs
wmnnn who is a cood ludffo of n tiicturo that hemineil in bis path, aud then wart
hang on her person a uaturallstio bug or Ing through a shallow pool of water, ho
9 - . - . . , , I a ,i - ...1. . l . .. 1 : .r
nowcr mauo out or goiq nnu uiauiuiiusi i uiittuy vamu w,,uu pjiui, uuu mo win
The Prince of Wales huvs much Jewelry, overhanging the water in a semicircle
it is his favorite gift on wedding occa- formed a Binall cove which could not bo
atnns nnd bo misses taste inst as often seen until fairly reached.
as anybody else. In fact ho must bear A narrow sneir about midway on tne
tome of the blame of keeping bad de- side of tho precipitous ascent offered n
slims in vogue. According to reports, 1 foothold, and along this uranilon un
Tia r,rAnntB,i not loin ntro to a TOofes- hesitatingly threaded his course.
Eionauy musical unuo u urmiL-u wuitu ...a .w.
was an imitation of a violin, nnd his gift shaped retreat he gained an opening in
to his nieco who was lately married was tne rocky wan wnere tne curious pan
a diamond set flower. The prince can way onueil.
make such designs fashionable, but bo Entering within the dork recess he
can never make them in taste. lighted a lantern and began to examine
What la tlm mntter with them? Sev- tne place, wnicn was m trutn nearly
ami rhlnfrft. Tn thn first nlace. iowels filled with such articles as he and his
Shouldn't imitate natural objects. It's confederates hod concealed there, hop-
a long ptory why, but 1 will try to ing to uispose oi mem at tiieir leisure,
abridge, Art that imitates is never "Poor fools!" he muttered, "to think
good art. Imitations nsk admiration that I shall run the risk of staying in
m, v five inn Riciu Willi wmcn una niw. una iuukci. .wbh v. ...coo
thing has been mado to look liko an- valuables to make me independent and
other. Tills is nn idea that has nothing I am off this very night! Hal ha! 6ome
to do with beauty or with ornament, or mis oiu wine win clear my uean lor
rt 4i la nvtUan'a and not artist's work, the work before me.
Besides, to use nn object, ns a violin, for Speaking thus to himself, with un oc-
annlher niirnoaa than tlio one lor WHICH CASlonai potatiouut tuo iiimur.iie iusse.i
it was designed Is absurd and stupid, perhaps half an hour in collecting tho
This sort of thing is a low kind of treasures he wished to take away with
humor, on a par with puns. bin). Then, with a farewell look nt the
True art is creative, uauns at pro-1 unmui;u u. iuch iw, .u
ducing forms of pure beauty. Such a retrace his course.
fw, n.v nilmirntlon for itself, for its Reaching the mouth of the cavern he
form or color, without conjuring up for- touuu mat tne moon nan risen auovu
eiim ideas. Art mav make use of uat- the line of tho cliff so that its mellow
..rat fmrna ltiit. nnW In rvwiiliino their light fell frill upon Horseshoe cove,
boauties into a new form, never imita- lighting the .placo to almost midday
tivelv. Harner's Bazar. Urilllanoy
.xtinguisuiug tlie H8Ut, no waa uuuiu
Mr, Glad.iuue'. Hye., to Btep out on the rocky pathway when
Piftv-four vears ano Mr. Ulailstone ho started tiack wltu a low cry
conceived the Idea that it would bo bet-1 Upon the opposite wall of the"cliff ho
ter for his eyesight were he to substitute bad discovered the shadowy outlines of
candles for tno souiewiiM primitive a man svuu one nanu tipiiitm mm
Umn hv which be had been in the habit pointed toward Win,
of studying by night. The light shed At first he thought the wine he liad
by two candles was not sufficient for his drunk bail bewildered his brain and
nuroose. but with the inflexibility and that the image was but a hallucination
perseverance wnicn are nis moat iiiamwu neruuuiaejiw nmou.ittii
rdiaracteristics he continued to perform to find it will there, and after a few
his nightly task, with the result that his minutes he was forced to believe his
right eye became so inucn weaiteiieu iigut.
that hta meulcai aaviser cniomeu upon "iiai i aee: ' ne cuueweu. in some
him the necessity of abstaining totally one on the clltf aud his shadow fulls ou
from work, and living as far as possible the rook there. Perhaps 'tis one of the
in a dark room for six months. Long iflioera lookin for me! But hU) shadow
small bowls nro for that purpose in or raccoons, jjio larger carnivora nro
,,,v fnlWHnn mm nnv ira il,n Mstnrv not represented by a singlo epecles.
and spread of tobacco by tbo gradually No Pas or jaguars (though both nro
Increasing pipo bowl nnil the proportion- " " ucijunus
ato diminution or the stipiwiting heel or i'""", 'i nucut.
annr until with nrMPUtilav t lnva It la Foxes, wolves and jackals, too, aro con-
splcuous by their absence. The caves
after smokiiitr was introduced one writer 01 'h" limestone Sierra would seem to
states that "tho rich uso silver pines. 1,0 admirably adapted tomatmots and
imt tl,n iir nm irnlnnt ai,ii. n,i woodclutcks, but they ore tenanted only
straws." bats. On tho fine highland pastures
Tninrn n,,eri.,m In l,! ,,t,iil,no,ml tnero are no bisons, no aeer.no antelopes,
ipiirnnninio rnmnrlra timt "them ana, strange to say, not oven rabbits.
ilalfs llm tnkimr lii nf thn BTiinlm nf tho oheep, goats, horses, donkej-s, cows.
Indian herb called Tobaco by an lustra- ""S" "u uu" ""rouueeu
snit nirn n litiln imioii u ,rmiw n Von after tho Spauish conquest, and the only
up and used in Eugland against domestic mammal kept by tho natives
grass in Jnne, yellow which would do
crodlt to the daffodil and blue of the
most lively shade, go into all his scrolls,
stars, flowers, stripes and nondescript
figures.
The ceiling of the dining room Is bid.
den in wonderful designs traced in vivid
colors. There is no attempt at blending
or compounding colors. They are laid
on as they come from the pots and tubes,
and the patterns are original creations.
Even tho stove has come In for a baso
line of vivid decoration, and one of the
two clocks in the room is completely
covered with paint. The picture frames
are decorated: tho mantel has a gener
ous share of decoration; the oilcloth
Itewmes." By 1010 there was an un. ?' tho time of discovery was a small j,,,, COTerB haTe ad(ied designs the
portant industry in clay pipes, aud tho lna .f yolt (prairie wolf) imported
manufacturers were incorporated ,ls "om Mexico, and rt few species of squir-
tho craft of i, l makers. Ltiitcr
pipes licnr trademarks and initials
Btnmpod on the heel, thus indicating tho
various origins, uor. 1'ail Jlall Uazette.
Surfaco Truil.lt 111 Montreal.
Montreal is probably worso oil in the
way of internal transit facilities than
any other largo city on this conti
nent. The Miowfall is so great that
threo different styles of vehicles are
necessary in order to enable the company
to carry on its business. Curs nro used
when tho streets nre free from snow,
sleighs are used during the winter, and
during tho breakup in the spriug, when
the slush is too deep to make clearing
the car track practicable, heavy omni
buses are used. taigineenng News.
rels, which tho Cubans fattened for
culinary purposes without knowing ny.
thing nbout a classic precedent tho
gUraria (rat kennels) of the ancient
llomans, who preferred dormouse on
toast to tho best Syrian pheasant pies.
Dogs ana cats were unknown, nnd
that lack of household pets seems to
havo driven tho aborigines fo srrango
expedients, for in "Ogilvy's Voyages"
there is an account of a San Domingo
caciquo who kept a tamo manatoo that
mado its headquarters in an artificial
pond and wns so well tamed that "when
called by Its name, Matoom, it would
como out of the water nnd go directly to
tho cacique s house, where, being fed, it
returned to tho pond, accompanied by
men and lxjys, who seemed to charm tho
manatee by their singing, and it often
carried two children at a tiuio on its
back. Being once, however, struck by
a pike in tho hands of a Spaniard it
would never after come ont of tho water
If a clothed man were near.
Manatees have becouio rather bcarce
on tho coast of San Domingo, but are
often seen near tlie Island ot Pinos,
northwest of Cuba, where shoals of tho
strange creatures may be seen sporting
about the reef Hue tlie sea Hons below
the Cliff nouse. Of all aquatic mam
mals tho manatee, however, can claim
the championship in tho art of dodging
maker never contemplated, and even the
chairs have been treated to a display of
the old man's handiwork. On the walls,
and even on the doors, he has oil paint
intra and compositions from his brush.
They are not high art, but they aro very
effective ana snow considerable genius.
-Franklin (N. J.) Cor. Boston Herald.
The Temptation
To L'o nut nf doors In roucli weather ISHiot
stroiui, but we are. many or ns compelled to
faeo rough wciilher frequently. Diseases which
arise from athill uru pet-ullar to no season of
the jear. This Is true, tlrereforr there shoidd
bo lu the I'loset of evciy householdwhat? Nob
an ulimt'dk'utt-d stimulant, alisolntely devoid of
unilliiug but an cu'ltlvo attlon, but atonleeom-
billing, nUho cfleitlso form nf an Invlgorant
and an iiUeriitlte, tht'iiuiitity of defense against
changes of weather. Uostctter'a Stoniarb Bit
leishaslhri'ovrfotir properties that no other
urlhleotilselass possesses. Kot only does U
relieve the complaints willed It eventually
cures, It foilllies the sjsteni against the bad
cftrcts of changes ol temperature, fatally and
ton often shoviii In the deadly form of Mta
grippe;" It produces n radical change In the
eaheiieti I'liiiiiiuou in n system iieeuuariy name
ilieultailted by It, and It feuds to provide
igalust the danger resulting front an Impover
s leit enuillliou of the bl,MMl and a disordered
stale of the liver or bowels.
Bad bait meat is Mild to have caused
cholera on it British vessel.
prompt delivery
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Ihe axieut, eUwanee and cost ol Ps equipment
ritie uenanuieris wun itumuj v;rJ1T.
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Instructurs-alt HpvclalUti llluttiated Oala-
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I L r.u.i in IiIj fa.llsw tuiffortarti itia. iiuini r
' To those who desire It, he wilt rtiti(ull,ieu4
lire oi ctisrgei a copy oi me prrtwri
u lils h ihv will nnd 14 sura euiefur
Welssport Mm Uircctory.
Oscnr Chvistman,
U Hlrt8tM.Hr, I'A.
Livery nutl Ewfatuye Stuhles.
ICany rldlus can Ue and aate drhiuic horsea
lltaeroiHuiodatlMi to aii l avUrtt ,rt
Mall and telegraph orde'r pruiiiptlv atte-uded to
(11, ma a trial. mayici-ly
I area of charge) a copy ot the prrtarlpU-Mi uwd
uuiru iuy win uuu wip raiviur . ouuiup
llou A nitwit, HrimchitW aud all throat aud
luofE JklaUdftis. lletutpea all auiterera Ul try
IUi rftmeOr. at It is InvalttaUle, TbtMtf daalrlua
thMlpltOii. whleh wllleoat Itiw nottdew.
ana May prvv wnmuk, iui imh) HuurMVt
lift. EUiYAItn A. nlltSON Uiookljn,
XewYork. arr. 88, 'aJhlj.
THE FRANKLIN HOUSE,
KA8T WKItiHPOUT. l'KNN'A-
ThU liouoe OstTara Ar4taaa 4etHiWMf4tktaa u
the periaantMtt hiWif u4 traumeat gwL
Panic prk, oay U0t immt hvr day.
lukirt-iy Johv Rimuto, Ptnrta.
J, A. PHILLIPS,
una lib in
Pianos and Organs,
Four 'IRS
WmssTOKT. PA.
kuu Esuasi Whv Yon litUMlU Bur
uws asm irm.s as rswa
aftd OfgLttSl
Subscribe for the Carbon
Auocate, the chHtp4ytt and
beat local newspaper publuhed
m thp couatv.
Stoves,
Tinware.
Hentom nud
Ranges,
In GreKt Variety at
Samuel Graver's
' opular Store, lank Street.
Hoofing and Spouting a special
ty. Stove repairs futnUhed
on hort notice
lieaonable!
before that ieriod had expired Mr.
Qladstono made a trip to BOUtuern uu
ropo in company with his old college
friend, Sir StepJien Glynn.
Once again a grave aocident to Mr.
Gladstone's eye threatened for a few
days to produoe tlie most serious conse
quences. It is well known that he did
not begin lu wieiu tne nx as an uuiaieur
feller of trees until he was forty years
old, and not long afterward a chip Hew
upward as he was culling uown a big
oak and struck him in the right eye.
which is the more sensitive of the two.
A few days of rest and of abstention
from work sufficed to restore him en
tirely, but it t a remarkable fact that
the "arcus senilis," or circular ring out
side the pupil, wa developed in Mr.
Gladstone's eyes at a inucn earner penou
than is common with human betrga
whose life is destined to be more tuan
usually iolonged. Ijoudou Telegrapli.
lluw Authors M'urk.
Art Ingenious reKirter baa been inter
viewing a number of celebrated authors
to discover what are their habits and at
titudes while writing. M. Alphonse
Daodet. lie tells us, unllea uwlicioualy:
M. Bwile Zola repeats in t loud voice
the phrase which it at the tip of his pen;
M, rilmuud de Uoncourt luovest his lifiea
as it he were eariag: M. Jules Lemaitre
strokes hia lututaohe with his left hand;
M. Ilstian looks in the palm of his hand.
as If to find inspiration there; M Lado
vta Haleyy Icaiks up to the oeiUut- to col
lect Via thoughU; M. Mellbao puU Ida
iieadiatobishandatuiueditaUii M. Jeau
has betrayod him. Ill wait till he la
jona before I venture out."
On account of a projecting- rues lie
jould not see the pathway from his cov-'
rt, and he dared not leave the cave lest
be should be discovered and fired nion i
by his foes. Had he been armed with '
lllier than a knife he would have felt
leas uneasy. As It sets he lay quiet
waiting for the danger to pats.
-The time wore tediously away whilo
bis gaze was riveted on Iris shadowy
Cheap Slgus.
A fairly cheap way of advertising
wares by sign is to have tho lettering
painted right on tlie walls of the house.
In souio cases we find largo raised gold
letters fixed to tho house wall. Within
late years a method of affixing white
enamel letters to the window panes has
come much Into uso. Very often, how
ever, this constitutes not so much a sign
as a partial specification of the wares
lor sain within. rew lork Times.
Kugone Sue's Vnillty,
Notwitlistandlug the extraordinary a sudden attack: a leveled harpoon is
literary success which ho enjoyed when I enough to make them plunge under
bis worics were tue vogue, r,ugene auo with u "no yon don t snort, and then
posed much moro ns u man of fashion pop up again at unexpected times and
than n man of letters. After his dinner places, waving their flippers in derision.
at the Cafe de Paris ho would gravely and ready to disappear for good at the
stand ou the steps smoking his cigar and first suspicions motion,
listening to the conversation with an air Tho luxury of the Dominican cuclnue
of superiority without attempting to was therefore not opt to be shared by
take part in it. His mind was supposed many ot bis subjects. Puppies and kit-
to be far away, devising schemes for the tens wero never seen in their cabins, and
social and moral improvement of his the largest land animal of tho island was
fellow creatures. These philanthropic au overgrown rat, known as the hutia,
musings did not prevent him from pay- and measuring about eighteen inches
ing a great deal of attention too much without the tall. Its caudal appendage
perhaps to his personal uppeurance, for is a compromise between that ot tho true
even lu thoso days of boaus, bnrks and rat and the California gopher, whom it
dandles, of Counts d Orsay ami others, resembles in its fondness for gram and
men could hot help thinking Eugene in its burrowing mania, one pair owning
Sue overdressed. often as many as tour different dens,
He rarely appeared without spurs to more or less connected by subterranean
his boots, and he would no more liave tunnels. .
done without a new pair of white kid With the eiffceiiliou of that shy rodent,
gloves every evening than without his Cuba, San Domingo, Jamaica and Costa
dinner. Other men. like Nestor do Rica havo no laud creatures deserving
Hoqueplan, Alfred de Muasut and Major the nameof a game animal, for even the
Fraser, did not mind having theirgloveS omnivorous appetite of the Haytlan
cleaned, though the process was not so darkies draws the line at the musk
perfect aslt ia now. Uugene Sue averred 6cented giant rats of the coast forests.
that tho smell of cleaned gloves miule San Francisco Chronicle.
him ill. The uuuappy mail finally rell
into poverty, was quietly cashiered from
his fashionable clnbs awl died In ob
scurity. Chicago Post.
The Mm! Co.tly Hook.
The most costly book in. the world is
declared to be a Hebrew Bible now in
theVatlean. It is said that in 1512
Pope Jules II refused l sell the Bible
in g.'iu, wnicn wouiu
The Olusenlar Strength of a Trout
We sat for an hour or more on the east
bank of the Beaverklll at Rockland and
watched tha trout of that celebrated
river passing over the dam, which Is
nearly three feet high, with about a
4-lnch volume of wtter lwurlng over it.
The trout ranged in size from ten to
eighteen inches, and dnring tho time we
sat there at least twenty managed to get
over. In many instances a first attempt
failed, owing, however, more to au ap
parent want of judgment, or perhaps of
experience, than from lack of physical
ability in the fish to accomplish the feat,
the smaller fish as a rule failing to get
over in the first effort.
But few of the larger tlsa mado a
clean jump into tho smooth water above
the apron of tne flam; most ot tuem
passed perpendicularly up the falling
waters and with apparent ease. These
fish were enabled to swim straight tip
this downpour of the waters by the
trreat muscular rower they possessea
there was no trick, no sleight of hand
about It it was pure strength of Uoay,
which is evidently centerea in tne pe-
dnhcle or tail and the tall fin.
Thev actually sculled their bodies up
this comparatively dense mass of water.
The nuery naturally arises: If a iO-
Inch trout can swim up suck a fall
what is tho capacity of a salmon of forty
Inches under similar conditions? Amer
ican Angler.
Vvhr the Csar Went to Kiel.
There is not another place hi the
world where tho emperor of Hnssia
feel j secure and so easy iu his mind
at the court of bis ratber-in-iaw,
King Christian of Denmark. They were
sitting together on the day of the golden
wedding of the king, wuen tne emperor,
in the exuberance of his feelings of com
fort, said that he wished be could thin
of something by which he could give to
his beloved father a very great pleasure.
"You could not give me a greater
pleasure," replied the king, "than
should feel at your resolve to go and jay
a visit to tha emperor ot uermany,
The czar cousented, but he would not
go to Berlin. Thus the meeting at Kiel
was arranged. What all the cleverest
moves of the diplomats of Uermany naa
failed to accomplish a wise prayer of
old King Christian that easily brought
about. Chicago Timet.
lllaek Co.tuiuea In 1'arl
There's a black rag. In Paris: it's the for itu wehrht
style to look as if sou were in light amount to S108.000, That is the great-
mourning there, whether it's so or not. I tt prloe over offered for a book. New
au tue tunes ono nwm aru imhuk ui i york oun.
some tiescriptiou or uiacx ami wrute I
that it, all but the hats. A woman way I
go out deeply and soleuin.y robed in a
garment that one would surely suppose
to be worn as a token of grief until one's
Speakinc of Dates.
"Did you ever notice the curious dif
ference in the sexes which is shown in
the wav a man or a woman fixes
date?' remarked a gentleman to s lady
the other dsy. "Yon ask a man wlie :
... -V A 1. a ,VnM l,ann.nU V
alwava answers, 'in the Tear to knfl
or. 'about 1600 and wraothlng;'vbutlii
woman invanamy says, -adoui so many
it was to many years
Curious South American Ants.
There is a enecies ot ant lu South
America that plant and cultivate a kind I
form until hia eyes becutno blurred and M readied the headgear, when it of grass called ant rice, and are so ad- aftef j wa married ;' or. 'the year after
his limb benumliesl. I and brilliant coloring would inline- vnneed in civtlisation that malting Is Xedliie was born.' and to on."
To his wonder-hf figure continued I dlately dltnel the effeot. They're nota understood by them. Then there arel .,Yes." renlled his comnanlon. "Ibave
bit cousUteut in gay Paris, elae one mushroom growing ante, who cultivate no,tcej jt u, myself. I feel that I am
might think they had at last reached a I fungus, and others again whore nm-lgeUlna uke the we,t9ro widow who
motionless, thougli oucu t r trxics he I
(aneUd there whs a alight movement. 1
Several times he wna upon the point '
of leaving the cave, trusting toetcupe. '
but he refrained fmm taking the risk. I
"The furies take 'era!" lie muttered. '
"they can shoot oi, down Uke a dog I
vtthont my lifttn a finger,"
lie cliafed t hit liolpVa. position nnd '
blamed himself for cowing again to the
plaoe, vhile, higher anil higher, the
great round moon alolo up the dark blui
dome ot night.
Still there was no vuiblo change iu ,
shadow on the rock. In hia bewildered
state he m-vrr realised that with the
ascent of the moou its alia pa would alter
and its position vary, or if be did give it
a patting thought It only served to in
tensify the utyaterv and iucreuc hit
fears.
Vainly he waited fur it tu dioupprar
waited, until tu bU feveri.h vision it
grew plaiuer in utiilinc, until the
Rlonpin taut on hi. desk whan be is iu ""f0 ,77 '-'""".
WMtif a Vbmm; M. Kraucoi. Cup, lh '"""M form uf a living I
light aetasrett while searching for a ,, . ,
SytWitf Henri Bonner acratcL. uia! "1,eull V '""-'VJ1 ,,e
EsmTBbuIo Bergorat whtotl. V I cried t la . ' I uu.t take my chances
JWtfW. when ho u wriUag verta., wbu"r . lU , , , . .
rT . . . I nni Vat nniiulv rnmrirrirtsarl ha cDt ont
ttutuotig ui iwtiuiig.-iaonij-
period of sobriety and common souse:
that they had concluded to be more like
their KnglUh tlsters and settle down In
quieter and more subdued eolors. But
when a woinau wears a black gown and
a list containing several colors of the
rainbow iu bright display there is little
foundation far the belief, after all.
Paris Letter.
Well.
dated all her fanning operations from
or before 'the yearl planted Jim,' which
..Tcrjiniii , I .7 -, - - - - ,
Mr. Gotham-I, your home in a good VLlLt'
section for farminE?
western Man I eh d say so. Lvery-
thing erows like road. Why, I've seen
hailstones as big at hen's egg. New
York Weekly.
Mow lo (let a rMtor&
Theru are a great many interesting
fact nud figurv couni-c-ted with pott-
ottotu utn their iiustera.
when a countryuiau is tirci
or driviug several miles fur
eoncludea that the government bhuuld
bring it nearer, he ahuuld btate that fact
to the first asaiatant postmaster general
whose clerks will furnuh him with in
ttructiuns and u blank petition fur the
neighbors t sigu. If he want the new
office bad enough tu make tha govern
ment think it a nett-asiry. lie will doubt
less get it.
In spraying with arsenical against
the coating moth, the safe proportions
. 1 A. I , , U . Kn-J.
X Tea Thousand Tear Clock.
Herr A. Noll, of Berlingen, Germany ,
has constructed the most marvelous
timepiece that was ever evolved from
the human mind. Calculatloat bated
on two years of solid going prove whltt
the maker claims for Ids wonderful
Furinatanc, f W "LLP ! year. wltbout winding. Haud. on the
i of walking bttTit toharmrosriUe dW" dial point to the time of day. the day,
hi mail aud bnt little harm U poesiMe. the week, months, aeatons and years. It
Headacne
dually results from a de ranted ttomteti at
a sluggish liver. In either case, tn tptriest
Is needed. Ayer's Fills, lbs rnlld.it and
mcst reliable eaUitttlo In use, correct all
Irregularities ot the stomach, liter, tnl
bowels, and, la a brief time, retltTt tBt
uiu,, uuiii.-..iiiB iicauavne, anes. pins are
highly recommended by the profession, and
the demand tor them Is universal.
"I have been afflicted, for years, with
headache and Indigestion, and thou,u it
spent nearly a fortune In medicines, I never
Mils. Eli bottles of these Fills comolstelr I
cured me." Benjamin Harper, Pljmootli,
Motitserrat, W. I.
"A long sufferer from headache, I srtt
CURED BY
two botes of Ayer's l'llls," Kmms Keyes,
llubbardston,Mass.
"For the cure ol headache, Ayer's Cathartle
Fills are the most efficient medietas I ever
used." Robert K James, Dorchester, Mass.
" For years I was sublect to constlnatlon
and nervous headache, caused by ttartsgt.
nient of the liver. After taking various rem
edies, I have become convinced that Aytr't
rius nre tno nest, -ineynevenati toreusvt
my bilious attacks lu a short tlmti toil I tra
sure my system retains Its tone lonter after
the use ot these Fills; than lias been the east
vmn any outer medicine 1 have tried."
IL S. Blcdgc, Weimar, Texts.
Ayer's
Pills
raeraBED bt
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell. Mist,
Bold by .11 rinisfri.t. and Il.al.rs In Ifadlctae.
It it rumored that T)r. Pasteur has
scovereil u euro for epilepsy.
Iluckleu'a Arulea Salve.
Thu liet salvo III the wurld lor lnts. ilrul.ee.
Hnres. Vh-ers, bait lEIieuni, Kever Sores, Truer,
Chapiied IJauds, Chilblains Comes, and all Sklu
Eruptions, and i6sltlve)y cures llles, or no pay
reipilred. It bt guaranteed to alve perfect satis
faction, or money refunded, l'rlce '3centsper
Imiv. l-'or sale by iuber lhiehton: Aud bleiy
Welssport.
Tho devil nes'cr trios very hard to
mukv a drnukuril out of a etlngy man.
rrouounced lluilesSr Vet Sard
Is one which Is cuaranteed to brioerTOU
satisfactory mulls, or In rase of failure a
return of ptuchaso price: On this safer
plan you can buy from our advertised
lrusiiisi a bottle of Dr. hint's New Dis
covery for Consumption. It Is guaranteed
to unns reiiri in every case, wnen utea
fur any affection of Throat, I.ung or Chest,
aticit as i.unstunntion, innammaiion oi
Lunits, llronchllls, Asthma, Whoophig
Cough, etc., etc. It Is pleasant and sjree
able tu taste, perfectly safe, and can al
ways be depended upon. Trial Hollies free
at teber's Drugstore, Ililshton, and
tilery's Drugstore, Welssport.
The true child of faith en ti sing as
bueetlr lit the dark us In the light.
liurluu the epidemic of flux In this county, In
ISss, I had hard nock lo keep a supply f Ctiam
lerUtn'a Colic, Cluilera and lUarrliira Remedy
ou hand. People often ealuu leu Of twelte
lullea lu Ihe night to kvI a lioltie of tlie remedy.
I hate been scllluu patent luedlclues for the
liastlciisearsandftiHl that it lias given better
satlafaetlou in cases nf dUrrlie-a oiul flux than
any other luedit-lue 1 bate ever handled U
liciiluiiu. Druintl.t, (iok'unda, S'oi fo. I1L
Oter fit hundred buttles of this remedy were
sold lu that cuuuty durlne the e pldenie referred
lu. It nas a perfect aueocas and was Ihe only
remedy lhat did enre the wotst eases. IMe.s
of KrMHis there will rrrllfy that It saved their
lives In four other epidemles of bowel corn,
plaint this reiitftfy lias been etu&ny successful,
'jt and u rent Iwtile for sale by N n. Bttwr
uud W. I', l.l.-rv.
Whenever a Christian has
ueod his llilile becumos bigger
a new
lie sure and put a box ot Ayer's Pills lu
your sjIcIilI beferr trayellng, either by
land or sea. You will find them conven
ient, elllcaclous, and safe. The best rem
edy for costlveneat, Indlcestlon, and tick
headache, and adapted to any climate.
Witb Kly'a I'ream Malm a child ran be
treated without pain and with perfect
safely. It cure rataitb, hay fever tad
cold lu the bead. It la rosily applied into
the iMHttlla and live, immediate relief.
Price BO cent.
Hi catarrh was tery tuul. lor thirty
tears I have been troubled with It have
tried a uuuiber of remedies without relief.
A druiigltt advised Kly't Cream Balm. I
nave use. I omv une buttle ana 1 can ssy j.
feel like a new man. 1 make this volun
tary statement that others may know ot
the Blu. J. IV Afathewson, (LawjerK
l'aitiiit'ket. It I.
Mpulerw have bright eyeb
lie Your Own lloctor.
It wuu't cost you half as lutieli. lo not
delay. Send three 3 cent stamps for post
ate, ami wc still send you Dr. Ktnfratnn't
gteat work, fine colored plates, from life,
ou disease. Its causes aud home rure Ad
dress A. 1'. Onlway d Co., Boston, llttt.
When terrified an ostrich will travel
at the rate of 'i uiilob an hour
A Frenchman has succeeded, it Is said.
in producing an excellent driving belt
by reflecting the leather Instead oi
tanning it The belts have greater
durability and do not stretch.
also calculates the changes in the moon
and tells when the tun is "fast" or
"slow." The clock is the result of five
years of patient, orations laoor Bf.
Louis Republic.
An Eiprtnmii'i Trial.
A woman is Biddtfurd to whom' a
I stove was sent by express requested the
The moat expeoeive legislature in the
world 1 itutt of franc, whlea oottt an-
AI T the same uum lu tsul U Udd that !IUU " driver to get it up two fligi?U ot stairs
In muuitur it nre fixes such as "east. "" T i for b. nt aid so, una into tee assured
'center" and the Uke, the turns ; . . , ,. ,, him to set It up ana Mtrt a nre in it to
boro." "burgh," "city," eto., are eoutl-1 . " I see If the chimney diew all right. Tut
lv obiectionable Short, cdsawtsartstte uu ". a sent him home in a fainting, almost ex
- . nun in laaujuaou QI SB 1 . . . .. , . . . ,
are ureierrea. tuue new 1 1 3 atoswu conuinon. aujtwi.ji ;uar-
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Absolutely Pure.
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