if .
or I'lri'tlllltlnn ( til
It 1 1 '
Kl lt.
I a specialty at our Job TV. nig (UU..
In Sny der's Block, east sidi e Lnhnrb
Bridge. Tlnvelopes, N'otemii i terl'aptt.
l'lmmplets, Order Books, Vn ers. Tag-,
ami all kinds of l'io Nle, Ilo.-.e ami Sak
Bllb. We do all work neatly, cbeauly ami
cleanly. Do you nreil anything lu this
line? then call anil see us, or write us a
Hiatal card anil we will lie at your service.
vi iuvmi in i ii i
h ii i thn Im I in' li mi Ihi mi
i , I tin in-As '.il --p II I lo
I I ill 1 l lll'tto llf till" 'I'll Cll'll'.
hi ' i ..-ling. i'Vitrht mnl mil "i ' "'I' 111
. hi. ii mli. are original mnl -Mil lie
mailing on acnraiit of H n spirit v
is Independent of outside dictation,
pries, in one dollar n year. .lut ymi I
v.itli
!! 1 .
1 1 11
.Mill
111 ll
Out
ry it.
"INDIPENDENT"-,,LIVE AND IBT IvlVE."
Lehighton, Carbon County. Ponna., Octobor 29 1892.
$1.00 a Year in Advanc
VOL XX. No. SO
PROF. ALEXANDER BMROD,
niscovr.KKt! or
Miraift Mirsciilotis ReMics.
Liberal Minded 1'hyslrlaii. Undone Them '
As l.rlix the Hreateat
HiMWrrt "I ' ''!
I'oslllt e cure w,en ,I!M'o
in Hrt-ortlHiivi' t" liiliuo
iii.in, hi '''" ,'"'r''
I ii- ..walled Incur
..lilr. Diphtheria, MI
n.t, Urcmi liHI. catarru,
, iuit.istlonof Hie brain,
Mr rnrit id sunstroke,
.moples), a n d HiM
,.ialyxcil rcstoieil tn
.'....I. ...I imm iin.
snlue hlpnnillioiiediscaseriired llttrnntKlisin
;.'iili u, iii'iiniUl, lb Mil's disease of the ski
n-s, lltrr ni.laint, dysenterv, nnil Hiwinkil
li. iut disease are entirely cured I" imri' iiih.Ii
, ineorniynvtn preimrihg .
liming nine years out ln.raM imin hive
usist those medicines and nre lltlng witnesses
ill iitfir woitlt. lwlllnnmo Into priii-llce nti -self.
lielnntcr73tearaoliii:o, wll iii wed
l.-lnes nniv. I liAielnoelilinentphisliliinsi'iii
.........a win, me tnstien.1 tnonllttm nt lucres!
denees ol the lck It required.
'IKHriMONIALS. . .
NKWTOWK, I'.'h. IT, tn.
near Sir - To those sulTerlng Ironi HpliiH
I, until. Neuralgia. Sciatica, Heart Illseases and
Hhcuinallsiii. 1 would highly rissiniiiiend I'riit.
II. .ilJrHsreme.ln-ii li a ",fril ,J5!S:
.uinplalnts (or lea's nt times: w-ns liardlj able
l move; could not straighten nil self. lhe m'n
and agony was luenpreiwll.le.ll.x-lon.il with
-cteial pliialciatis tor .tears; tounil bat little
filler, uot permanent, linlll I was cure.! by Ills
medicines; tils Is uiisurimueili would ilghll
recommend I'rot. Hniidrou s lllilitit-l.t and hied
tines to all siirlereis.
P.esliecllull) sours . ,
ll. .1. Vanaitdileii,
Newton, t'.nrks t'o., Pit.
Nail ion, l'rb. 1J, 1101.
Vltor. ItoLlmiH'. .
Dear Kir-Allow me ItMiille jnua testlmoiiy
nt your medicine. I can say tn all those sultrr
inewttlialllneiittot mv description, woiil.lr.
ronimeinl I'rot. lioiiUnni's medic lies. Had ter.
ilble iviln In my Mnmscli lor a loni time. M i
sulMinKianh.ndly be dwrrlbed fir wonls. It
ilenthfd niaof leepatnlclilii would I eaiini
siilterinR null liln tor lioursai a lime. Iioi loieit
Blthseieral l.liJSIrtJiisi their nieil elnejiould
tor allile rcllete me, but Mould souli lose llielr
enect, byiMlng I'rot. llou.lrou's leinedles nine
been entirely cliredi nould iwiiiilnend his lein.
rdies to those aiiReiliiK wltli slinllor compuiiils
liespeiltiillrjoiiu,
T. M. VilimrlsiUlen,
Newton, lliii'khto., r.t.
Oltlce and laboratory open dally tim 7 . nt.
In Sr. in. Tall ol write to
AUA VNDKIt DOtintiOl',
IVJT Noilli Tenth Muet.
nov. T. Mt-lv. rhllttdelplil.i, I'a
-M,d 2 ( Hit ulautp for t aluable book.
Pi'iaimial & Basiness Cards
DTLG.T.FOX","
172 Main Street, Jlatli, l'a.
ATlUNI10B,Ua1IlWAV 1IOIWK. MONIlWa.
it r.Asion,8WA.v Horn, timwiayh.
ArllKnil.HlKM.SOM HOTKI, WKIINRSIlAVrt.
AT AI.LK.'SrilWN,llRMiri5STRI.,Tlll'IISim
T I1STH, FlllllAt.a ANISTUHUA4A.
(inice Hoins-l'roni a. in. lo p. lu. I'rarilie
Imlted to diseases olllle
Eye.Ear, Nose & Throat
tar Also, Itetraii ion ot I he rj e or t lie adjust.
nintnlxl.isses.
Oil J
r.Aiu.v VAi.t. rincn.si:i:u.
WE ARE
111111
B H tVS E. WHIIll 1l.,t,,e Stmo
a SoRTII KlRRT St., LKHHIllltiN
NiiiftiMiitli .ciitiiry mctliotls! si-RClAlil.v ArnacTivi:
i.f trnilili),' nllotv l.oiild toggj iin I I.0W X'ftlt'KH AS AN INl'KNTlVI.'i'J
ov lof,'iurli(iii. I lit'V ntv rrlira i
(ifllic last (lofiulc. Nfw iiti-tist.
t)rif,'innl uiftliodfi, ius)i,
and t'liti'iinkc nvi' mi' fxijicii-,
cics ol' tilt1 iircst'iit iifjc. I
Vi niluiit mi ilull bmiMiii.
l'.vcvvthini; must. 1 kqit on'
n c'oiistiiiit iniivi' 'l'lniU'
niul hf stirrcil up with Hit
s.nnc nrtivity nt tlio omlol
Hut sensnn, nt in tin1 In
giuniiif.
rc tliiiik wo Imvr struck tin1
vijiiit clunil wlit'ii i'tarl'il our
tircfcnl Low H'nler Mnik
Prirt'M. Wnnn m rather doesn't
stop it Old til's binning lays
cannot vng our wheel of coin
nii'iTo. Now is (he time nnd we note
tin fict Hint we lire head
(iimrterslor nil kinds of Srhool
Ktipil.c3 and rnrry filly
dim-rent stvh s or Talilets at
fill y difl'ereut prices. Fim
Stationery, Books and Mn-
azincs (il all kinds, Pocket-1
Hooks, Fi ei.ch Tissue, Toys. I
Games and Noveltien. 1
JTlie Best and Purest Medicine
. EVCfl MAUli.
I Tj.TtitHl'Mv tlio lliim.il fromjoiir
1 'M ,
THE SEA SONS.
ku yuur Vkln
ioiii. innsr
nun aliiiwltm the largest! ami must
complete nml vnrleil sltM'knf I'ry
Uomla er olferoil fur aale in thla
vicinity, ami tl itllrni'llvely liov
l'rlces.
fall mms
Xnvolliea In Drew ViiliricK mnl
('imililiiiillnii Uross l'nlleriis tiro
hero ami lu almost einllo'is vttrlcly,
mnl will i onitiir more tlinn favor
Hlilv with tliHtHTcrliiKH of lhe best
City llousea. While ate pi ices will
show u ileciiloil "HvltiK nf fnmi i"'
to :Bi0 per cent.
nlar your bemitycn
uuseil ny inuuiref
i.l can lie
idiom
arc
Oheut's Ulock, l.ehiijhtoii, Pa.
Von cut nsk for nothltiK lu tliia
lino that wc ilo not liavo nml nt
prices ns low nml perhaps n little
bit lower than you can buy else
where. Special care Is palil lo i;et
tliiRnml sellinii lhe purest nml
best thing uniler this head be
calico wo mean lo mako our ht ore
the leuclliiK store In this town. We
might iptoto prices, but you will be
belter MitWIIeil by cnlllni,.
111
Eli $..o'','it
I I v Plnntlfl
MV, i, OCVVblooil, and can liefj!
ZVi ' 4.'WSj'iimTHInai.ioill I
HV'nVktlnte. II yon arc! I ,
oV" f1 ',' WsLwIeeand use I j
i Tlio Pose Is'sK'Sp. X. fnA. Ill
enmll-oiilya te t-'e.J-I j
upoonful. It Is tlHiXW -. 'A I I
best nnd '"cni.e.i'sKV'b -l I
RiedlelM. Try ft. Y'(J'''JSs I I
you still Ins MlUUod. Afcv,, 13
' uet It ot your licusnM. Vv, K
OdoN'IWAIT. CnTlTATIINCh-SV sTSS
SI neVrieK,'mdrl?li!?o"!!.t til
I I old age, inw fcULVIIUil iiu-i-i.ti-.-sK 1 1
j jTbcynctcr fall to cure. nEIi
Tliere 1$ no wn(t unto (he Mm unknown,
With wIM danre mclodl anrt 1 Alight ft tow,
Its Uappy rlpplw frolic to nml fro;
With passionate loelnyn brffittbvl In under
ton.
It woos tho qnlrt nlzlit: with wnlllng moan,
It sobs to Ion tied nklra )Utnluf woe
With triumph aoug at or Rome ranqulAhCtl
foe,
It pusrs on 1th ffMtmy locks wind Mown.
And dirges t th dying cir ltbrlDm
And rpquims rhnntetl tmtt of wiivm that
And strftURa dead ti.mehi, m with muf
fled drums.
It beats on lonely ilntrw; nnd when night
corneii.
A tender, crooning lulUby It slnn,
Itocklng Its own unto etemst iW
-M. 0. OHHwrton.
RALPH, THE ROVER.
i Reading fl R. System. iBOOSS &
I . t a (turefi illy sol w'teil imKortmenl. ul
Send a a-ecnt amps io j, i-. unin ny jo.t
roetou( Man., fur bctt metllcol w oi k published t
. I. SMITH, D. D. S.,
OClee upKislte the Oiora tloue
Hank Street, M ton, I'a.
DltNIIsritV IS AI.I; ITS nllANCIIKS
riltliiK and niaklna artllli'lal dentures a h cI.H-
ty. 1ical anesthetics used.
las administered and Teetli 1'ilracted WITH
OUT 1'AIN.
ItFFIOi: IIOUUSi l'rnni 8 . in., to 12 lu.. flom
I p. lit., to 8 p. in., Horn 7 p. in., to s p. in.
Consultations In i:nglllior tinui.in
omen Hours at lliulrlon Kterv .itnid.lt.
(lit 15 87- IV
Itoliigh Valley Division.
. . ArraiiReuiert of Paspcitner
j. Trains.
: X.'ci' Si iiKni'i.i: ij; Ki i i.ct
' ' May 13 .la'-'.
TISA1NS I.IIAVK I.KIIIOIITtlX
I for Newark and New Von: 0"s. J.lit, ami n.i.
soni., .ion, iuassT.aip.iii. ,. ,
I'nr Miiniinka Chunk and liclvhloie c.2S,(!.JIn
I l.o, a. in. i 12Ji-.', 4.37 and 7.2U p in.
Hir Lainberlville mid T'renloii r..ia, o.tw ami
.1211 111.! and 1J.IU& 4 37 p.ni.
ler'or Sl.itlntton, Cntasawitia, Atlentimn, lrt-lli-
ll..ielll, and lilKUin, S.28, li.47, 7.4H, HO. B ill. 11.12
III , I2.1W. 2.42. 3 1, 4 S7, 5 22, 7.2li and 10.27 P 111.
7 l'or Philadelphia and nouns soulli at 5.2s, c.47.
..4ii,ll.M and 11.12a. lil.lW-', 3JW. 4-37, 5.22 and
T"l'iirl!eodliii;aiidlliirrlsliil!7.l(! and ll.12a.m,
UM.ll.22 and 7.211 pin.
Tor llimmans, Ulileli (lap. eherrjford, l.ni
rv's, White Hall, CopLiy, and llokendiui(u:l
0.2S,C.t7,l Wl H.M 6. II. It U. III. -.,J,s..
.i.in.i i lo. a lit. 4.1't. ML 7.17. f : u, n il. li. in. and
'V'oMVcaiherly and Hamil ton C.52, 7.43 WW and
tl..la m.i 4.10, a-ia, ,.11, 10.01 p.oi.
A.S.Llabenold,
llaAM'H lltflcK : liter J. IV. I!audeubiiir
Uipior Htiire,
BANK BTKKKT. LEHIOUTON
i.e ntlstiv In all Its hraiiehes. Teelli lUtraeled
lll.outl'Ain. lias administered when 1 epiei!'-l.
(llrife IUjs-WMINIM)AYof eacll week,
r O.adliess, M.I.HMOWN,
ati luliBlienuniv.l'A.
W. fuT. Haiiahor,
ATTOKNKY su C0UNSKM.0r. AT LAW,
rlrst d.H,r ab.te the Maiis1.ui I liaise,
MAIICII CHUNK, - I'ENJVA
Krai IWnte and e.llctb.n Agtuej. Will H11J
aJ Hell Iteal U4Uie. i-oiitejaneiiiK o.lo " i
lliaiie. TWllllOB ..tatri....
..llertious nroim.tlv
liecdfllts specUlly
I nullsli aim ueiinau
11.1V be isillslllted til
nov. 22-tl
THE CARBON HOUSE,
Henry Prtunbore, Prop'r,
FIRST HTI1KITT, I.KlIiailTilN. t'KNS'A
I..UH III. 1 4.10, 0.I.S, 7.11, 10.01 p.111.
I 'or Mahaiioy city, Sliriundonli aim AshLiud
e.r.2, T.s-H a.yo aim 11.0.1 11 111., s..u, u.u .... i-....
l'or Alt. funnel and Kli.imoklli il.r.. 7.4 1 and
il.Mn. ni.: lis p. 111.
l'or rollstllle 0.1a. 7.13, 7.W.9.W 11.12 and II...1
a. in., ami, 4.10, 7.17 mid t.20p.m
lir While llaten. Wilkeabape and Scr.uilon
7,t3, y.au and 1I.M a.m.i 4.1o, Ma, 7.17 and lo..il
'''l'or PitUton au.l I. S 11. Junct., 7.43, 0,30, and
II ttt a.m.i 4.10, 0.1s. 7.17 and lOJt p,m.
I'nr lliiikhalinock 7,41 and 11A1 a 1 4.10.
S 1 Willi 1I1.1U 11.111.
I'nr On eipi, Auburn, Ithaca and tlenev.t ll.f.'l
a.m.; l'Wl p.m. . ,
l'or l.iceyillle.Tnuiid.t.Kiijie, Waterly. I.1-1
mini, Kocliester, IlitlTiilo. Vagara Kails uud I ho
West ll JO ajn.; and tojst p.m.
l'or Kliulia ami lhe 'l tl.t Sakliuaura Kl
l.lil p. 111.
kllNHAY TltAINN.
l'or New York 0.07 and U. 17 a 111. 1 r. 17 au.l 7.50
'''l'or I'lillml. lidil.i 7 57 a. 111.: a.52, is 17 and 7 an
''"ivr listou and Inierniisliate Millions, iuC.
7.W, It I7lt.lll. 1202, 2J12. Ml and u.rat p. 111.
I i.l- Mauch Uliuuk 8.11, VM, 11. is, llJWItM
.t. Ill i a us, ft. 13, 8.4t, I111J U.1U p. 111.
I 'or I'.eiullna at 11 0; a. 111.: 2.52 and 7.V11 p. m.
l'or ll.tzleti.il tusi, ami 11 53,:i.iii.; 3os and 104
'' l'or Malianoyrity and Kli.Muiiido,diiirm,ti.Ki
a. 111., ami 3 (is p. 111.
l or l-oltstllleal2JS2p. 111 .
... It I.l, a 11 I..... tt'lltHtf.ri.1 li I'illhtOII.
' ' TniiktianiHick-.'lottaud.i. Kayie, llli.ien, lU-ueta,
AUhlllll, r.liutl.l, uncueMei, iiuitai.., .si.isai..
falls aul lhe West 1054 p 111.
l'or blither p.iriii'id.irs imiulrei'I Atteulstor
I line 'tablet!.
A HWKlllAllll.lSeh'l Man.mer.
ll. IIANTMCK, (leiieial l'.is.Miier Aa.nt,
I'llll.idelphla, I'a.
W. NONNFMACIU'lt, Ass't lleneial Pas
scliKer Apeut, South llellilehem, l.t.
Matll.VJ.lv
11 C'oniltlimtioti How Trices,
Wool I-Bljuikets
We liavo fcomo nml lliey will soon
tie necileil. Tho prices nro very
LOW.
Come nml see us. liny here; wo de
liver Bonds tn nil paris ot town free.
GEO. H. ENZIAN,
North First Street. Lehighton
The Lelehrated
Cypress Shingle.
r,-. ses e.vi w tins -I ' , lIIItl;Hl!l'l'll I llll I J'llifl II .
re.K,amtl(?7 )vm. i . . i r....v,.t.
uincin'iiurK b..r.j, 7,4.1, u .um i.-i 1 mu ry iilkl oiiiiiiu 111 iiiu.'iiiiu i,
Maniifiictiirrdliy
RICKERT k SNYDER,
ei.iieninnt, A'li'Klnl.i.
- FOR SILK IN WElssrOttT I1V
J. K. ltlOKRRT,
IIKAt.Klt IN
All Kinds of Huildin Lumber
Oscar Ohristmau,
wnssi'or.T, pa.
Livery ami Ewchmuje Slubles.
tlasy ildlua eanlaies and .ilo ililtliur horses
Pi .t oo.iiiiiiiod.illons to ugenlsilvtlercrt
M.ill and telemapli ord.'rs pioinpllv attended to
(llvemealrlal. ntajai-lj'
1IAVF. VOUIt
Freislit, Baaiiap anil Parcels
iii:i.ivi:iii ii .u
John F. Hottenstein.
I'aiofiil atlenlloii pal.l lo lltu l'.'llierv of
Kielglil, l!iKi!io and Turn-la to all pails
nf town at llm Iiiivi'dt pi Ires, s share of
plllt'ic ivtlliinai;e Is lestiei'lfillly solicited,
J3Jf.eato .inlera al Sweeny's, Koch's
III' l.efbr'llUUtll's.
IlieOaiboa Home has been renovated and
iniproiril throiiKliauti It Is electric lljhted and
well teiillUled.and Isaiauiut Hie I!et Hotels In
tliU sertlon of lhe state. The patrouaseid Hie
public Is solicited. Ilrft aec.iliiiiiiKl.illons for
prruianriit and transient citsluin. Tharjea tery
moderate. Flu.'l.bluors.Fieklilleer ami Pinter
a'l.t (IuhI r,l'.ui, for rale al Hie ll.ir.
June IS, '112 t ;
fienry Miller,
LEHIGHTON.
HANUFA0Tlllir.lt (IF
VlNI0W AND DilOIl FllAiinS,
Donra, aiiut'rti,
window nuIim,
Mouldingii, P.rnnkets,
ANH IIKAI.I'.K IN
All KiPils ol" Dresseu Luis-to
Khingles, Pailings,
Hemlock humlK'r, &o.1&r.
Yiv- Lost Prices.
Now is Your Time!
20
ng Lots For Sale!
Don't wait, hut rome at once
and hny one of iIkw lieiuitit'iilly
loenled Int.. ou will be sur
pr'nted at lhe viw they nlfoid
and the print will he sure to
please j mi. No I roiihle to show
von around. Call on either
A. 1'. UNVOHIS,
or Ii. .1. HON'flHN.
fVsat WeiMport l'a
CH All LIE LEE,
CHINESE LAUNDRY.
novteiV. r.iiil.lliu oprwislle l'.isl Olllce,
KI11ST ST.. I.KIIIUUTON'. I'A.
H'orlt liUen In every day of Hie week
and promptly atti-ndei! to.
Family W avlilnz .lone at very reisonslilo
rales.
l'ATHOXAdi: SOMmTKD,
-air. nnd Mrs. Jns. Y. SliulllH,
FATHER AND MOTHER
Rcstorod to Hoalth.
A Stricken Household
iVlade Happy.
.Vr. and ,1rn. ,liml W. Slitiltit, of ll"?.
ttofl; Hitter Co., iV. '., are one of the
timt retpefteilfamiliei of farmer in fi
rounty. IMh being ttnel en with ifiVaM
irfufe fiei'r hapm rc eatery.
Woodstock, Ulster Co., April 25, 1892.
I)n. David Kunnedt :
Dear Sir Naturally energetic I founil
It hard to bo tlio victim of fell disease. I
was terribly troubled wlih my etom
ach. my food would break tip sour titter
BTf" catiriR would vinko up CTcry
B H nlL-lit ivllh n limnlnir. sonr dl
tresspil feellne; tliere, that made my
11 fe almost unbearable. I doctored with
physicians and took many to-called cures
hut nono helped mo ; teeing In the news
papersof the wonderful cures performed
by llr, David Kennedy's Fnrorlta
Ileiueily, of Komlotit, N. T., I delcr
mined to try II; nfltr uslDg it a litllo
while relief came and before I had fin
ished the third Utile I was entirely
cured. Just think of It stranger. Troii
a sick man ENTIIIKLY CUItKI).
ALWAYS SSSK
wa3 eonstatttlr constipated and have
not heen troubled that way Miicc. Hut
the greatest Messing was the euro It per
formed for my vt 1 Te, who previous to tak
ing It was troubled with sickness common
to oil women Sho was to 111 lhat
she could hardly drag hcrielf ahout the
home ; she too tried all kinds of so-colled
positlvo cures hut with no avail until tho
began using Fat orllo Itcmedy, and that
was the medicino we had heen prnjlng
for. After using it hut a tliortwhilo
she began to pick up in health and
Mrcngth and is a well woman to-day.
ffi I O EC 1 honestly believe had
W U (V. s3 it not been for Dr.
Keunedy's Fovnrlle Remedy sue would
have been In her grave to day. It's tlio
greatest medicine on carlli. It's
worth Its weight In gold.
Yours truly. JAMUS W. SIIULTI3.
Road thla over aRQln ye ccoptlcn
and Inc-edulou3ono3l OuRhtyou
not to u 10 thlsvoUinblo mcillclno
and on) ly hoalth and happlnoaa?
II Yon Have
teliey t Bam-
-OO TO-
WILSON FRANTZ
Tlio Now Jswolor,
Hmikviny, Lehighton, Pn.,
FOB
A'titdhes, Olofilss and Jetvelry
tirery deserlHUti, at prions luwer Hian else j
l.bere pajslwitor UteWlotl paid la I
rtepairiii!; "I' Hvery Description.
rtMiuHu uf over ten )ears .
Stoves,
Tinware.
Hotttorn and
Ranges,
In ( i rent Variety at
SAMIJUI GltAVElt'S
' opnlar .Slore, Hank Street.
'Hooting nnd Spouting a apecia!
ty. Stnvo ropaips furnished
mi "lunt iiQtin'
ltitonnltli)!
AltXUK & iSoTP,
lroprii'ttH" C lht
Portable Stenm Saw Mill
it In. villldo jour work at lleaminahlo liains.
Ukshilkiu, UN'KIN' IIii.u Kast Wkiss
DRUGS, pure
MEDICINES, genuine and hest
SOAP?, lilrKp mit" f,,,( (!l",nl''
WINES,"'- '"l ",r lunlieinnl ute
CIGAHS, t'i lt made.
SPECTACLES, '-xtensiYO
and inrrensiiiK ttade. I guar
antee Batiifar.tion to Mry
nutonvr.
roiiT, Pa.
ocL2l, 'M.jl
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
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UmWU by Mtni'V iiiHitui, uru-r ultonug fumto-
srul LMir Ullll k Msil'M It. lilt MfftH'tkHI. UlUl tll
UrWsUliMUWt tniuiitlon. U ttxhriM to iiutk
Wuoh li III Iflhtw still frrs the twaiM ofourt
Tothnuiwbo t tuli (t, lw mil rh-wtully; teuit
umfll lltry Will .him wmw n iw iibhiiii.
niiiu. itrtiiipiiiiiis wiu wi mn
lieiwiB mi tKuwrw
PRESCRIPTIONS
roiiip'iuuded.
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Contrnl Dnipr Sloro,
uii. Alh
it rMnettv, w it U liirahwult. row dmlrtuK
hu lActusriiitiifii. tAliti'li will uitl tht-lii luilhliisr.
wt ni) mvf u blPMlitx. 111 4fa' udtlt-fM,
Nw Y'wv. pr. sa, tne-7y.
iiltlilf tltf to KU.tlJ m
i..ii. uLii Lite liii M IrlBl
tikUrtUfct In i
To Contractors and Bailders.
1 i.e uu4nlSt.cd auuouiters lo Ooutraettir.
mnl it i aiders Uutt IV IMS now opened his Most ;
. . .,iu IkssterKuu.su.iU prepared u supply
l.uildiii"' Stones
i. uiuutUtT hi rtMM'-iiuitil rjU. lit alw
. i aaiiawy t hi rtMklttH KKtoMt
i i! t 4T. lu suiHly Itwiufslitttf lirnuuiii.
It A l4Ml.uf.-tcr Uf.irUnl.ai. .tn.u.)Hi, ml
't i Uft.
a oMuJjiuil) uu ia MU UtIV. Ulttu'
I MMUuf i
Flour and Food,
Wlil.LU. IUSelll l.ur,l Allkrl I'll,
CHARLES- TRAINER,
8ETOXU eW"T ltHlGHTQM, PA
iSeidol's Bnlcory,
tin.1 Rttvii, lblAtittw. jot) hIII fthwivs id
Krluftt (Mil
DREAD AND CAKES.
live. W limit nnd Vienna Broad
i
; rresli Kterv Hay. Ur VtsniHt Bread caiiHsd
t ur eiiHitled. Wo l.iHWIHy sulh'lt your uatrui.
see. Waleti (or llw Wacoa.
Sitli'l' 'ieinm Itakory,
u,.p ittH-rts. fiunr t.. ucHiamoN. pa
rottt
isTwil
It lr'
"Here, Knlplil Ralphl HI, you scamp!
Come back here, sir! There, he's gone!
OH for two or three days' trntnp again.
Beg pardon, sirl I didn't see you. 1
was that busy callin the dog, I reckon I '
nearly walked over you. The matter,
air? Well, it's that dog, Ralph. You
heard ine call him, I dare nay. A
grander older fellow you couldn't find
in a day's travel, hut he lias one bad
habit. Most humans have more than
that, and I ain't euro lu my own mind
that he ain't human.
"Tho habit? Well, it's just tills: He
will follow every blessed old tramp as
passes here, and keep followln 'cm,
sometimes for two or thre o days. He's
a queer one. Did j-ou notice him just
now? Didn't see him? Well, ho keeps
just far enough behind the fellows bo
they won't drive him b.ick, sulftin,
EniClit along, and kind of caslin his eye
back to let mo know he's hearing ine,
butnotheedin me. Just the same way
he acts every time lie goes off. He'll be
back all right when ho does come; and
he's been acting that way ever since
I've had him. 'Stolen?" Why, sir, I
don't believe the one's liviu could steal
him or fasten him up ever so tight he
couldn't get back ever since an n right
queer way I got him too.
"Is lie mine? Well, yes, in one way;
an then no, in another. It was a queer
story anyway.
"Tell it, sh? Well, if I had time I
might, Ah, thank ynu, sir! A fine
gentlemau like yon can afford to be
generous.
"Now, let ine seel As near as I re
member, it was June, two year ago, as
I come down stairs rather early ono
morning to light the tiro for my old
woman. She waru't very strong then
the j-ouugstcr tliere was only n couple
of months old, an I was gettin the
things all handy for her to get break
fast. When sho come down the liro was
lightin an tho kettlo singin for joy of
seem her, 1 m thlnkln.
"Jlollle was always a great ono for
fresh air, so as soon as sue saw that
everythin was goin right in the kitchen
she walks to the front door, turns the
key an opens It.
"Well, quick as a flash eke came run-
nin back to mo with her face kind of
wlilto an scared.
" 'Oh, Jim.coino nut here to tlio door!
Quick! says she.
"An when I followed her blessed if 1
don't 6eo the rummest sight I over did,
an there I stood, starin like an.npe.
"You see. these seats on tho porch are
rather comfor'blo to sit on, nn with the
vines haugin over this way makes it
'most as shut In an qnletlike as rt ikhi
room! then the posts hero an nt lhe cor
ners form good rests for tho back. Well,
anyhow, good or bad, right here, n-leanin
back in the most uncomf blest way, was
the trainpiest looking tramp I ever saw
sound asleep. An on tho seat lieside
him, witli his head on tlio man's lap,
was tlio dandiest setter I ever expect to
see. A vnllyble dog, sir, too, as I knew
soon as 1 set eyes on mm. l niway
know it good dog, being rather in the
sport lu line myself, nu lilts was a genu
ine (Joruon setter.
"Well, Bir, I snptiose I must liavo sail
soinetliiu, with surpiUe, for to wake
them up. The dog turned tho solein'est
eyes round to me, askln me not to make
eo much noise; an tho man, all rags an
tatters, yawned nn set up. An then,
seein Jlollie right behind me, I'll be shot.
sir, if he didn't stand up, take oft his
n ece of a hat to her, an begin to appol
ergise for seltin on our doorstep. Said
he'd been 'overcome with fateek." My
eye! For the manners of him I could
hardly believe he weren't ft swell cove,
dressed in tlio latest fashion, with a full
blooded btepper nt the gate wailin for
him.
"I know I must have stared at him
considerable, but, bless you, Mollio
didn't spend no time a starin till she'
asked him into the kitchen, an when tne
breakfast was ready she gave him an
his do?, too. a cood one.
His feet were blistered witu wamin
in shoes that left half of his feet out.
doors an half in; an as he could scarcely
take a step we made him stay with us
dsn- or so till they got better; but he
couldn't bear it, an the only reason, 1
think, was that he was afraid of bur-
deninus. Cut, Lord! lie did asmucn
for us as we did for him, I'll lie bound,
He filled the yard with kiudliu's, an
believe he'd 'a'.chorned nil the wood In
the village If Mollie hadn't seen his
hand all blistered nn bleeditt. That
give him away, sure. 'A gentleman
born," says I to myself when I see those
liauils.
"Then iiothin would do but Mollie
lutut doctor an bandage them up for
him. An while she was doiu it she
heard u sound like a child tryln not to
cry, uu he just bend down an kisses
her hand, an then he says, kind of low
an choked like, more like a groan than
word. 'Oh, mother!'
"An the way tho little kid took to Mm
was a caution. A mite like he was no
sens at all; only puckered up his faoe
and cried when I went near him. He'd
smile up in Robert's face (that was what
he told us to call him) an hold on to his
finger like he was his uure.
' Now, to be sure, sir, three days turn t
seem much in a life, an you'll maybe
think it foolish the store we set by both
man an dog before that time was passed.
thsttdoz looked up. sort ot sndlize. u4
shook his head.
"To make tho story short though, nil
told, it was not eo very long when wo
came down stairs the next morning
Ralph lay on the floor guanlln his mas
ter's stick, but his master wasn't no
where round.
"Tell ine the dog didn't fallow! He
knew as well as we did why it was done;
that tho master he loved an who loved
him had left him, but he had been told
to watch the stick, an with the saddest
eyes nn droopin ho lay tlieie all day
long. An I truly believe If we hadn't
got the stick away from him nnd burned
it he'd 'it' been wntchln it yet.
"An his master? Yes, sir; gone
clean gone. An we've never heard n
word of him since. Ungrateful? No,
sir; I don't take it so. I think he couldn't
trust himself with the dog he loved,
wl
ten he was himself, you see, an so lie
left hlin where ho knew he'd be well
taken care of. Yes, that's the way I see
anyhow. An then he got so far away
before the dog would quit watching that
the scent was lost for poor Ralph, But
ain t never give up. Isot a day, sirl
Do? Well, there's uot n tramp
comes past here an tho worso looking
they lire tho wilder ho is to get after
them, snlflln nt their tracks, and then
his tail will drop so disappointedlike,
yet he'll keep on an follow 'em for a day,
maybe three days, till he gets sure he
ain't comiu to his master, when ho'll
come back. Seems to me as If he kind
thought they might know him. How
does he find out they don't? Bless yon,
sir, don't nsk me, but dogs know a heap
more than people think.
"He ought 'a' been named Rover, for
he's been in more different places round
hero than I have nn always turns up all
right when lie's settled the matter.
Why! ain t that him now, a-sniflin
along the other road? Of course it is.
Well, now, how'd ho got over there, I
wonder; seems as if he wos scentin
somethin, don't it?
'Hi, Ralph! Ralph! Ah! tlieio he
comes, n-boundin along towards us just
as he used to go for his master. Looks
as if he thought he could nnd him, sure.
See, now! Ain't he a beaut)-?
Here, Halph! Hood old fellow! Lome
here, sir! Eh! What! Straight for you.
sir, he's gone, without a look forme!
All over you in minute! A line gen
tlemau like you! What! yon, yon, sir!
Robert! Great Scott! An Ralph knew
you! Well, well; I give In, Dogs is
human!" M, Warren Hale in Pittsbnrg
unlletln.
The Cyclone In Mauritius.
After 11 n. m. the velocity of the
wind increased, being at 1 p. m. at the
rate of 96.5 miles nu hour, nnd at 1:20 at
the rate of 101 miles. But from 1 fi3 to
:30 p. m. there was a lull, tho velocity
decreasing to the rate of 43 miles an
hour nt 2:3d p. m. It then began to in
crease again, and at 3:li p. in. was at
the rate of 121.2 miles per hour, but it
soon began to abate, being at the rate of
3 miles nt :'.0 p. m CO miles at 0 p.
m., 17 miles at 7 p. m. nnd 28 miles at 9
in. By this time the weather was
fine, the sky partially clear, and here
and there stars were shining brightly.
it may be stated also that from the
:5th to the 29th there were from five to
six groups of sun spots, indicating a con
siderable Increaso ot solar activity, and
that from the 25th to the 28th there
were largo magnetic disturbances, the
portion of the sun's disk on which there
was a very largo group or spots on r eb.
13 being again on or near the sun's
central meridian. Naturo.
THE TAITj OP THE DOC
HOW
A CANINE EXPRBteES PLEAS ,
URE On HUMILIATION.
.1
All Look Alike.
It is often difficult, when opinion Is
challenged, to know just what ono is
desired to say. Mahlstlck is a painter;
he has it work on the easel, and he
stands before it with it despairing
clutch of his hair.
"What do yon think of it? If yon
knew how I have struggled over it!"
Acs; it shows the struggle, en
deavoring to pi t in tho answer a sym
pathetic note.
Do you tlilnkbu.' I tlou t think so at
all," Jlahlsliik replied willt feeling, but
then takes hcai t, uttd waving ids hand
at the works standing nnd hanging
about hint adds proudly:
ics; they all snow si Higgler Jt cw
York livening Sun.
An i:ye fur llrTect.
Jiuks Whv don't lliey make bicycle
wheels with wo-..len spokes, tlio samoas
carriage wheels,'
Binks Wliv, no one could tell which
were the spokes and which were the
legs. J.ew link Weekly.
OS
A To. SOU CM
COMMERCIAL
RI8IIKI,, the
trmnher.
o i
Leading hoto-Lcliigliton.
Onhinct 'holograph & larger
Siite. Views ot Ueeiilonces
in town and county nt the very
lowest priees.
J. A. PHILLIPS,
UKAblUI IX
Piitnos and Orgnns,
wttuuroiiT. PA.
t,... cardinal tteasona Mh) YouHinuttd Huy
I "'ll 1'uiuM and oraati. al Plililina'
klllllw tut mi Aaeuta t
tump, ha ro (suUtwtuni I
feiUut. has t r smsmss t
filUiw osn Mum liana, hi.4 iirswitii
SIIORTHAHO
mutism lavuiMM
it hsjwHt SWB35j
it, mnim geffi
WIUAMS 4 KSfUS,
ATi.nsst ri. n
Tt.witTwtofc S
ndCHtsTtft, N. r.
AXLE
i TM A7CD
, si fiBBB Battel A OlSSiP
BiSSiT '"' WORLD.
TllTITMH.f IT ' "' ' .'( U .CUl IMtSWMf. Ctoa"V
iMfT.l.g two b ' r.i , .Tar brand. KtA
iSoSrnM l'-' ' ililOKSxiKE.
TWUmtll'l i IUU.T. J'tr
Ralph would lay down bstside the baby'j
cradle, an nothin would move him till
his master left the room; then he'd get
up an shake himself, as if it vras time
to go, an he was goln.
"Mollie said he was liouiau, an ii ever
a soul gets into an animal' ldy I hear
there's folk as tunics so mere was a
good soul Inside of Ralph.
"Yet, we all liked Ralph, an Robeit
even more. The foot is he was a real
gentloinau, that was pUiu enough,
brought down as low as he wits by Lord
only knows what. But n true genUe
man, an I know the right kind when 1
see them. He never let on for one ran-
A Cumiooit Malady,
"I came into a little mouey a few
months ago," said tho sad man, "'and as
I had been workiug for others all my
life I thought I would go into business
for myself, I took a look nt about fifty
stores that were advertised for sale, and
by the time I got tltiough investigating
I knew it all and flattered myself that
the man wasn't living who could get
the better of nic. Nearly all the places
offered for sale had a run down look
about them that told only too plainly
why their owners were anxious to get
out of business. On the other hand,
some of tho stores had that unmistakable
evidence of newness about them that I
was quick to see that they were merely
got up to sell uy snarpers anu nan no e
tablisiied trade nt all.
"At last I bought out it cigar slore,
It was Bold on account of sickness, anil
no one could doubt the owner's word
who saw hint. He was the sickest look
ing man I ever saw, and I didn't ques
tion him very closely because I felt that
a man who was as near dead as he was
wouldn't be apt to lie. But I couldn't
havo bought n worse business if I had
tried. Dnriug the three mouths I was
there I don't think tliere wos a single
day when I didti't smoke more cigars
myself than I sold. At last the roan
next door asked me how I was laakbig
out, and when I told him he wanted to
know what excuse the other man na
given for selling.
"'It was on account of sickness,'
said.
" 'DM he tell yon how he gttt sick:
the man asked.
" 'No.' I replied.
" 'Well.' he rejoined inn low und sym
pathetio voice, 'the poor fellow got sick
trvtuK to loads' ims. i-.ot. - '
York Evening Sun.
Hie Important I'nrt Hint the Tall of ft
llunllng- Hog I'lals In Hie these All
Hogs Sieent lo W'nk Ttielr TslU W l.csi
rten.ed Why lings Wk Their Tll..
Tliere are many reaefdw fur the tail
lielug the chief organ nf expression
aiming dogs. They have hut little facial
expression lieyond tho lifting of lhe lip
to show the teeth and the dilation of the
pupil of the eye when iingry. The jaws
and the contiguous jiarts nre too lulicli
specialized for the serious business of
seising prey to lw fitted fur sncii pur
jsjses ns they are in man. With dogs
which hunt by sciit Iho hupl i neces
sarily eonied low. and Is Iheiefuru not
plainly visible except In those rlo-e by.
But in the ciisfl nf all hunting dugs, such
ns foxhounds or wolves which imrk to
gether, the tall is earned nlnrr uud I
very free in mnveinent. It i also fre
qnenlly rendered more conspicuous by
tho lip being while, and this is almost
invariably tho case tvlien llm hounds urn
of mixed color.
When langiiig the lung urn.' nf tin'
prairie or jmigh . the raised tips nf tlm
tails would often be nil Hint nn individ
ual nietnlicr of tho lmiitl would see of his
fellows. There is tin dmibt llint 1i"iiin!s
hnbitnnlly wtch Iho tails of t'.iose in
front of Ihfin when drawing a covert.
If a faint drug is detected suggestive of
the presence of it fux, but scarcely sufil
ciont to be sworn to vocally, tlio tail nf
the finder is at once set lu motion, and
Iho warmer the scent the quicker docs it
wag. Others seeing the signal Instantly
join the first, nnd lliere is an iissonihlnge
of waving lulls liefnre ever the cnt
whimper is heard.
Should lite drag prove it doubtful one
tile hounds teparntenguiii and the wnv
ing ceueH; butif it grows '.trotigerwin i
followed up iiio wagging In cmtiMS in-- i
and iiuiiu emphatic until one after an
other tho hounds begin In whino nnd
give tongue, and stream off in Indian
file along llm Vne of scent.
Tho whole question of tall wagging is
a very inteiesting nne. All dogs tv.ig
their tails when pleased, ,ind tlm ninft-
lnent is generally understood by Ibeir"
human nssocutes as nu liiliiii,itinii that
they am hdppy. Hut when wo nt"nipt
to discover lhe rons'tn why pleasure
should lio expressed in this way the ex
planation apiieain at first n very illHirnlt
one. All physical iitltihiites nf living
beings nre, upon the evnlittiimnry
hypothesis, liuccable to some actual
need, past or present, The old and dp.
liglilfitlly conclu-ivo dictum that things
nre us Ihey aro because they were made
sn at the beginning no longer can be
put forward seriously nutsldo the pulpit.
or the nursery.
No doubt in many cus'i as, for in
stance t he ot igln of liuniau laughter the
mystery seems unfathomable. lint thi
only results from our defective know!
edgo cf data upou which to build tho
bridge nf dcditctivo argument. Tlio rc.i
son istheionlt tlio time could wo but
reach it, and almost daily we are able
to nccount fur mysterious and apparent-
anomalous pnenomena which ultnly
baffled our pt edecessors. I'lobablv the
manner in which doinestio dogs express
ileasuro is owing to some interlocking
ot the machinery of cognsto ideas. In
order to nndeistaud this better it may
be helpful lo consider some analogous
instances with regard to habits of our
own species.
There can w no question that the
chief delight of wild dogs, as with mod.
ern hounds nud spoiling dogs, is in the
chase and lis accomr inj ing excitement
and coinipicnces. tii.n of the most
tluilling ninii'eiils lo II. human hunter
and di'iibth"-s to the -mine), and one
Willi Hint most i" .'.unlit of oil tie-
llghls, itntit Iputimi nf .ileasurable
citement cmuliinodwitl. uiisciilar activ
ity, is whin tho pieM'i'.". of game is first
lU'ti'i'U-il. As wo have en in waMiliig
the lieluiviur 111 h pa. , of foxhounds,
this is invariably th time when tails
aro wagged f'-r ihtt cm :uion good. The
wagging is nu almost un.i'.i.iMe ai.,lLni
puniincntnf this form of phamie. which
Is one of the cliioTcst mining the agree,
able emotions when ill tlio wild state,
Owing to some inoculation of the
nervons lucchauwu, which nt present
wo cannot umaiel, the nosociatiouof
pleasure and wagging 1ms Itccoiue so in-
senarablo that the movement nf Up, tut)
follows the emotion whatever may r.ill
it forth. .
An explanation of it similar kind can
bo foninl for the fact that tings depicss
their tails when threatened or scolded
When running Htvay the tall would lie
tlio part nearest the pursuer, and there.
fore most likely to be seiztd. It was
therefore sccutely lucked away between
the hind legs, Tim act of running nwny
is naturally closely associated with lhe
emotion of fear, and therefore thii ges
ture of pulling the tail lietween the legi
becomes nu Invariable concomlrjut of re
treat or suhmit.ii.ii in the puswnce of
superior force. When a puppy taken
out fur an ailing curves Its tall down
ward and scuds in circles unit lialf i t
cles at fullest speed around its muter,
It is apparently trying to provoke it 1
pseudo-oj nic playfellow to pursue it in
mock combat. It may lie itWivei lhat
this running in sharp curves, witli Ire-
quent change of direction, is h common
ruse Willi animal wiiicu are ptirsnmi n
larger eneiuiei.. The reason of it is tlm
tho cenliifugal impulse ncU more pow
erfullv on the iiuliual of larger bulk
and no gives the smaller alt advantage.
Dr. Louis RtlniMn in t iiteiiirrj
Review.
THE DRYAD.
I liav. ss-en her lliapld vies,
lairg. trttli ersritml Isnnliler rls.
fliroush wild rose' netiles,
Lite twin bkewMmis grow end stars.
Then Ihelislefiil. envious str
VVlilsiisl them lino pel. Is.
I L.t.seeii her l.ar.lt . bees,
Idko a luollsli eoi I I, h sk
'flirttoltb the IrsUac slovleil.
Of tlilok I'lilclasani.. and I lien.
When 1 made more sure, itftln
To a red plum faded.
I bate found her raey Hps.
And tier graceful ilnscr tips,
tint a Iiaiv or berr ;
(lllmmersof her there uud here.
Just, romnolli, enough toilteer
And to make nw merry.
Often on the ferry rock,
llszellnff dimples of loose loiks
At roa she bslh shaken.
And I've follow ed- all In valnt
They bad ttlcUist Into rsin.
Huultt, on the br.keti.
Onoo her full limbs flashed on ins,
Nsked, where some ro)l tree
Powdered all the spaces
YTllb. wan suhHr-IiI and uuAlittiuw1e
tjuch a haunt rouiante hath made
For Launched sst r rates.
Tliere, I kuow, hid amorous pant
Kor a sudden pleadlns-ran
Through tho niaro of myrtto,
And s rapid tiolcnt-o tossed
All Its flowerage 'twas tho lost
I'oolngsof a turtle.
Madison Cnndn.
(slsr.li In Hie Head
alilid.iuht.lh a ilis.aae ul the blond, ana t.s
SHfb ftnl) ii'll bit litotsl purlDer can efle.-r a
'encst rule. loss, i nnreepni in., is ine or-,
iilood lairlHer. and It hasruiedm nr verv k
Wl eases of esptrrlt. Itgltes mi apiictlte and
builds up the whole sssteiu.
II.mmI'm l'llls set esiss-lal t uimn the liret
Imisltnr tl from toriddltv to lis natural itutie-
euri cs.nslljmHoii and asslsi illg, stloti
The I inly VHllHtit dure everything
but doing any oilier body nn injury.
A Had llliin.lrr.
.MnEaxiiii! Oflicc But -Oh, there's Us
an awful lime tip in tin- editorial i.s.iii
today.
BtMiiiea Maiiuui'i-Eh! What' lit-
trouble?
Office liny -The janitor mode a nil
take auil nut tho "No Adiuittauco" algi
at the subst riulioit oflice ami Ilia "Wei
twnie" doormat in finnt of III editor'
room. Good New.
it Is not unusual for i-otda contracted In
lhe fall to hang on all is inter, in such
cases catarrh or chronic bronchitis are al
most sure lu result. A fifty cent bonis of
Chamberlain's Cough liemcsly vtill cuie
Any cold. Can you afford lo risk sit much
for so small an ainounlf This remedy Is
Intended especially for bad colds and croup
and can alttas bu depended upon. l'or
sale by N, II. licber, Lrhlclitoh, and Vt
r. Illery, Welsspoil.
A Troublesome Name in Chicago.
The many variations as to tho pronun
ciation of the name ductile street cause
somo queer misunderstandings nnd lu
dicrous situations, A policeman who
was standing on tho corner of Wells
streot nnd Chicago avenue was nsked if
he knew where n man lived.
Shure, an he's nftlicr lirin on tioaleo
ethrcet," ho replied.
Where?"
"Goatee sthrcet."
'How do you spell it?"
'Tfwhy, I s'poso llko g-o-n t-y, sniuo
as a goat."
But the man was still Hi the dark, so
he stepped into a corner drng sloro nnd
asked the question ho had pnt to tho po-
licemau.
'Mr. J lives on Ocety street.'
'Where Is that place?"
'Just eleven blocks north of heic
A Wells stieet car soon covered the
eleven blocks nnd Ooetlio street was
reached. After tho interview had lieen
attended to a number of inquiries were
made of various persons in regard lotho
name of the street, eliciting at least a
dozen different pronunciations. Chi
cago Mail.
It Was Talat.
I'm afraid of restaurants mid soda
fountains," she had said in tho first of
their acquaintance, and it led hlin to
offer himself nt once, for he felt that lie
could afford to wed such a girl.
But he was disappointed, alio steered
him right into the light refreshment
parlor, and the corner drug store ab-
ectbed all Ins nickels anu ine small-payment-down
cottage homo vanished
into thin air.
One day, goaded to desperation by tlio
bsorption of his last nickel, ho said to
her:
T thought you told mo yon weio
afraid of summer restaurants and soda
palaces?"
I nni, sho said sweetly; "dun t Ico
ream whenever I coiuo near one?"
He will not recover. Detroit Free
Press,
Keeping Warm.
An nctlvo but not very robust city
boy was sent by his parents away up
into tho north woods it few days ago
for tho nvowed punioso- of building up
his health. He was cautioned by his
father and by the family doctor to keep
warm at night, the avoidnucu ot chills
being csiiccially desirable in his case,
Tho oilier day n letter camo from lhe
boy. Ho told his parents that ho was
feeling well, eating nuo n noise, ami
having a bnlly time." He also said:
'And I keep as warm as loust nights.
Tho other night I went to lied witli all
my clothes on. I woro two shirts, three
pairs of trousers, two coats, my siiocs
and overshoes nnd it cap." New York
Times.
Came of a National trail.
It is ii matter of common observation
that Hebrews as n rule are more than
ordinarily devoted to their families, nnd
their home life is beautiful In many
ways. As everything has a cause, tho
most plausible one in this regard appears
to me to bo tlio severe persecutions to
which that race has lieen subjected for
centuries, compelling clahniibness and
affording them their greatest happiness
at home. Terslstent influences acting
through numberless generations would
surely institute n racial peculiarity such
as this.-B. V, Clevcnger in science
Didn't Like Worry.
Mrs. Minks Don't you wish yon could
get money by simply drawing a check
tho way your husband noes
Mrs. Winks Indeed i Unti l. II
drew the checks injself, I'd have -to
worry over tho balances. I'd rather he'd
draw them. Slew xorK weemy.
(imceisthe beiutly offoim under
t lie Influence of fieedom.
repotted outbreak of chnlcia al liel
inelta, W. J., rieatetl much excitement in
thai vicinity. Investigation showed thai
the disease was not cholera hut a violent
Itsenlciy tthlch almost as severe and dan
Itrous as cholera, llr. Walter Wlliard. a
prominent mrrchatil of .latncshurg. tvt'n
miles from llrhnetla, saji Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Dlarrlitea llemedr has
given great satisfaction In lhe most severe
cases of dysentery. It Is reitalnly one of
tne itesi uiings ccr made." For sale liv
IN. Ii. lienor, liihishton, and W. r. I1Ier.
Weltspoit.
It Is usnertoi! thut the oldest build-
lug in the world is the Tower of Ton
doe.
The Itlolillotors of Kit's Ctenm Halm dn
not claim It to hn a cure-all hut a remedy
for catarih, colds In lhe head and hay
fever. It is not a liquid or a snuff. Is easily
applied Inlolhe nostrils. It gives relief at
once. 5tie,
I hail calarth of the head and throat for
lite years. 1 used Kly's drain Balm, and
front the first application I was relieved.
The sense of smell, w hich had been lost,
ttas rrstoied after using one bottle. I have
found the Halm tho only satl.fsctoit rem
edy for catairh, and It has effceled a cure
in tnj c.ne.-H. L. Slejer, Weaverly, N Y
Wntches tvero llrst made in Nurem
burg In 1177, and were called "Niircm
burg ntiiniiiteil eggs."
(.Ill-edge Puller Keep your eotts In a sound
and heailht eomllllou hi nslne Hull s Head
llorsenud ( nllle I'neiler. It will Im reuse th
lion olnillK Price 23 cents per juukaxc
When you havo iinythiug tojcommii
nlcalo tliut will distress the heaitof
tlio person whom It concerns be silent,
in order that he may hear it. from
Mitneriiip else. ,
Many Ttetr Iden.
lu tlio home cure ot diseases, accidents,
and hotr to treat llicui, anil many hints cf
vaiuti 10 inn sick win no lound in llr
kaitfmanii's crrat Medical Work ; eleeanl
Illustrations. Send three 2-cent stamps to
P. Ordnav.V Co. Ho. Ion. Mass . and
receive a copy free.
Don't liavo much to say about your
self, If you want lo keep clear ofhy
iocrlr.
Now Try This.
Wn llllUiolIze our advertised .1 rinml.t ,n
sell Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this
condition. If you are ifillcted with a
Cough, Cold or any Lung. Throat and
Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as
iiiit-vt.-.., Kiimtt it a isir trial, ana experi
ence, ton may return the bottle and have
your money refunded. Il'o could nol mike
inn oilcrilid wc not know ihstDr King's
New Discovery could be relied on. It
never illsapituliits. Trial bottles free at
lieber's Drugstore, Lehighton, and lilrrv's
Dmgstuie, Welasporl. large slxe '
and 1.(10
A voting innn named M. W. Smith
arrived at the mining town of Cripple
Creek, Colo., with thirty-three dollars
in his pocket. He commenced peddling
peanuts and popcorn and In sixty days
cleared fa.ow.
l'eople who expect to judge the fu
tttre liy the past should make liberal
calculations for variations in the wind.
llltUNKK.NNIs,rtheI.lUOllt HA1I1T.
u...... n, .,,.l.,., i.ay. ..vMtiminiS;
mi, ..n.iirs-s.ouiei. peeinci
ll call lie lrli.'ii In :i tl. i.t i....... ...r
fee or tea. or In Iinal, ullhont Hie knottledce nl
elleel a lH-liiraiienl and speedy cure, tvhctlie.
lhe Isilleiit lsiiiiiiHleiiitediliiker nranalcoholli
wri t s, it lias lieen giien In thousaiulsur cases,
and In eteri liislaiuiiK perfect cure has follow
I'd. It never fulls. '11,.. ..u,n... .......
listed ttllli Hie nits-lrie. It become, ail utter tin
is.-.iiiiiii ii,,-uie ii'iieiranis'tuelo exist Onre
Address lhe llin.i.ev H.......I.
till eel, ClueiiiiMtl, Ohio.
( o., no Itac
IV i S. I)
There is n puiadoxln prida; It makes
some men lidlculoiis. but prevents
others from becoming no.
Have li led almost cvory known rctuedi
or Itching Piles without success, finally
bought h Ikix nf lie Will. Wlinl. tr..i.
.Salre, and it has ctiitsl mo. C D. llatlln..
reorla. III. t. D. Thomas.
A man's inimical friends nre not al
ways tho men who would like to trade
hoises witli.
A gentleman this couuly who his ex
cellent judgment remarked to us the other
day that he know of no pill 10 good for
loustlpalloii, dyspepsia and lite' complaint
as Do Hill's Little Karly Risers T D.
I Itnnias
Tlieorie About Drowueil llodle.
It was ii popular thsjoty lu days gone
by that the body of a drowned man
would float Use ninth day, a notion
whleh, Mr. Henderson informs n, pre
vails in the county of Durham. Sir
Tltouut Brown allndesto it as believed
in his time, and in hi "Psondo-doxU
Epidemical" tliere i n dUcuvdon on this
fanciful notion. It wa ahei believed
ment, though, a single word about him- I that the spirits of thussi drowned at set.
self but one an that was the last even- were doomwl to wander few 100 )er.
In lie was hero. i owing to the rite of burial having never
"The dog wa stltiu besides liiiu, with
his head reatiu on Robert's knot, when I
The HaIM's Safely Lantern
J. B SOHOLL, agt,.
( In Mom, i .itiiiiu I'tiiiiil v
, 1 i. i-itlf IjkM Nun Kil.i-si.i ,
uitli u Self Wn'k Kotfiilittot
Just Highl for K&ilroatl Mtu !
I'.i.f hum, V ivklf, .'(i0
lou t Uu nuy oilier until uu have sees itiit
AliENTS WANTED
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ut -t-rv.
UfAWVPn Whtf aki wiHini'ii vi-rwt.nTi- fur
W flmbU ''il.ll, l'ltolfffrriih ur (lie
Wot-lsl." Ilic trrt.ilit Istsuk itii f.irili t-iutt
luj u rtlii'l il i ih ni iiul till
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.ill.
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Sulci i ils- I. -r till i ti;i, it'.
AlU'OTATE, the tlir.tpit a.ul
beat hit .il iu'v tpijier publi hed
tn the countv.
ii
n..,
11; unit si ou
1 rriiihl ui
Blt.te ci.t.lialio i . 1'
Pa , or At lit J! L.01 u bl . c l,
savs. kind of sntldaulike:
"I bet Ralph's a very vallyble dot;
Robert.'
'"Yes, je,' huy, sort of slow
Too vallyble,' stroking Ralish's head
Willi a lovin hand, while the dog looked
at him with jost as much love. 'Twa
the humanest eyes s nil wnitld ever see.
sir.
" 'He's wolth a grtot deal nf liionot.
be said again, after a moment's thtuktii
'Iain teiy soiit foi it boiuetimea. 1 e
been in mailt itaid ntiaits at limes, nu
I've lielu afi aid ate aflal'l of luMlf
that Id la t.iiipud tn .ell him Not
; (If rPho UTnaltl ' wlul 1 WM "." 'd fHt), )uu uu
i!" Ul iVlt Nulla derstaud, but wh.-n I was the brute 1
sometluiee am
"By George, mr' )uu wouldn't believe
Ot-J dm sa,v . but I'd take mr aSitbtT
' been propevly bestowed npon their
laidies. Note and Q aerie.
Tun died in the third your nt in.
leigc Su-iii bin weie eutertsined nf
poi-on. the pniMtiHT being beli-'vci to
Im Ine l.i .tli.r lloinltlali. who sin-iwlesi
him.
Ill the fall ..f I'-W (I. '. S-
farmer lit ing uom .VtthiMiu, Kan
ii. Hi, a
found
an i
hum
It 1 Mall d an
W llll ll
ot 'l
11 III.!
ill. .
Photocraplis
. r. (I
li..w ' d llll idd
i I
Au.. i ...o- I I., l.ii il from
Jerusalem on tlm uisootel') nf a con
, spiral-) agitli.1 hlut but wa followed
I and lolled.
Clever lings.
Notwithstanding lite doubtful state
ment of Leibnitc that he heard a shep
herd's dog utter no fewer than thirty
words, it may be asserted that no
quadruped has been taught to talk any
language spoken by man. Certain
learned dons hare been taught a kind of
speech. But this csnuUts merely of
differentiated tones of the bark. 1'ro-
fessor Benedeu, of the University of
Lonvain. had a dog which could ac
company with hi voice n tolerably
complicated air plas'ed on lies piano.
Another dog, belonging to a different
man, could sing in unison an air of
"La Favoritn" when a contralto friend
gave him the keynote. Atlanta Con
stitntlon.
ITslng Watte 6leni.
A Qlasgow paper state that an engi
neer resldMit then has, after nineteen
years' labor and export umiUng, deilaxl
an arrangement in an eugiits by which
he return all lite steam hack to the
boiler after doing It work iu the cylin
der, lu ssvaral case he has gt Ids en
gine installed and at work, givmg
most extraordinary results, and in on
case iu a tax tile factory it- is doing as
raneb work with oua ton of coal a wit
formerly done witli seven tons.
Too Powerful.
Callage Prof We arc
new let stoops But year.
The l'Athlonable Catling Card.
There is no more Impoitant factor in
social life than lhe visiting card. Ac
cording tn the stern decrees of fashion,
this bit of pasteboard plays it U rant
part, and one might as well be dead as ,
ont of the fashion in visiting raids, to I
say nothing of other less important
things.
This season the visiting card will be
nearly square iu shape, slightly smaller
than those of lstt year; pure white, of a
highly polished but not glazed surface;
the name engraved in script through
the middle ot th card; the addle In
the lower right hand corner, and the
day of receiving in the lower left hand
corner.
The card should spell oat the hus
band's given name iu full and not give
initials, and never include a title or
profession. A daughter tlio llrst year
of her going into society mnst lwve lier
name added on her inotlier's card.
After that, ir the eldest, she may hare
her own oard. witli Mtss Joues or Mis
De Puyster, as th cm may be, Kew
York Herald.
A large vein
have recently
Start fun!, Vt.
She Had lllm.
SutarlalUik was showing off ht gn at
koowiuUgv tn a girl lbs other eveuing.
'-Cau u iersiii stciko tiulas he liaa
anuMdliiug tn Irikn with?" Its asked.
Yi'iiiu!-. . she said without lliink
lug.
lb' gate a i niMiucruig sun-kt i.
"V. iiai ilnih'-'i' Ulsirliig men Milk.
I with." ati'l he sntcitwreil Hi-am.
"Willi iinauloiIlT," .lie promptly i
, plii-d. and he pnllnl in hi Imtn.- lie
tlnit I'r..- Pi.-s
ll.e llittlng rassloa.
-.'ii ot. i iii ,'u.'' ttajs the cleigyutau
vt Ii. . i- pi. i. uiitg th fnueral sermon,
"uor .I". . d brother was cut dowu in
a auijle night--tnru from the arm nf
his loving wife, who 1 thus lefts dis
consolate widow at the earlt nge "f
tweut) four year. '
"Twoaty-lwn. if oil pleai..'. ' enos tile
nlow iu the front l?w, emeiging Ironi
her halidketiltii f f"r an undent -Lnn
dim Tit Biu.
Young man, try to grow try to be
heller. If you lire bound tn he n pump
kin, gtt nu a vino.
There Is no use lalklns, neither Ifsrri
nu nr i leveiauii win be elected unh?"
the lake De Will'. Linle Karly Kuril
ny u.. a gin mire imailty possca,.d
hj no oi I, ! i pill. T. D. Tliamss
Tlieieina great deal of feeling for
Bit which must lie acquired.
Djl'liU, distress after eitiug. sour
stunnch, iKmr sptllte, bad taste, coaled
tongue ami hsilburu are cured by De
Win's I.lllle Karly Risers, the fan.ons lit
lie phi.. T. D. 'fliomis
of coppor i said to
wen uncovered near
Why I. It lhe llett
ran-Tlna.
1 ll cures Coughs and I old.
i Slreuglhens weak Lungs
il Relieves and cures Allium.
I Insures you against La Urippe
5 Hubs Croup of ils isirors.
0-Cures when all else fail, .-'i and
cents.
Trial hotile of tan-Tina free at T 1
1 lionias' Drug More.
The only iwople whom Hod can not
ioiii are moae wnn itiink this world i-.
their home.
I "Tli rebellioiiH dwell in dry land
There is never any rainfall in tti
ilevu'H country
the
liavo
Iii Imah a lienimful locket, fonuiii a
auiall padl's k. was fniind lu digging a
grave in a i-itutxti) aid al Lmtuas, Wilt- ,
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
A clealtl ol tjlt..r I. ,1. n
all la leocolnl strriiglli
Hoveruioeut 1'oe.l M. s.i
TldCapMshowomyo&sboitatattlu. . being valuable wa buried with tbo ".sTVv n-
-QoolKew. owns.
SyodssiT-rd ratker Itkv a filtflaW ' atdi-. England. This was a chano, and
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