Is
i a stieclalty nt our Jul. '
,, l .' I ' i i ' ''ml in ( 'li I" H 1 ''l-i' .
, u-iitlv it i ll." I"' I Pt "i for it ' '
t ." (lilt in i It.j'll . .niifHo Y i i
I . i i-i in 1 1 hi- of I ! f 't J' " 1 '
intti'i'MiliH lo.tl't nl.d im!i t'l i'i nt 'mi
NHtaMul-iiu- "lli.il.lil nnd v.ill Im.i
rending on nr 'mini of their spiili !. i
In ImlerietidBtit of outside rTiotatittn. - OB
price 1 on lo11r a year. JHttxW
In Snyder's Block, oust ii.
Utilise. ISuTeiiuCH,Nile
imBMiTtiiUfs ue.ir itrviira '.ot-u "dim
IMIla. -We no all work neatly, eboanlyai..
1.. ,. . .. 1 -....I... ...
2)
liner then call .iij : i niilA us
tmMlnl nurd nml iw m lip lit rmir '.orx-lne
"INDIOPENDENT" "LIVE AND LET LIVE."
i
Lshighton, Carbon County, Ponna. November 19 1892.
VOb -XI.
No.
WF. STtl.l. LIVTS
TaaMtJt we have been wj iiulet. hl Mnm r.
KGhS hsJ latenpd eehliig our lnwiiif"
Migrans no KM not keen tni steett, hut nuw, heir-
(In shoe hashes Willi nil IW WWTOT.
ft "jlved store to wllllis, packed H WWl
I ami are in iiminon '.'"'""" -7
B IWlHy 1 WW Will w.i.i. ,.r hnr nn
wliMlmiitnkn.m lliitl ! sip rrnny nro. nr..
, , Wiw
"'it';'
In Main Irt PI suit t
l-titld i n u.ii.i.'tue tr.hU
wliv.
Mt A-ft'l
W jfti tNt ttKMt for your I"???
Tn sril Item Ht km i.MfllK mil lulu (4 them.
, .l'lA'Ji WITH OAfJDY.
ItttaHMirltmrvlinK-rtlm I'ftll tMuil(tn. hut
fthPrcMlirtvhlbyct,H'"'l'l",ttirni-t In umKtywi.
jffltlwt wlwit int nm Hi a :hi rwi
wAitttniiNlo
B&iesj' He 3Ms UffA $Gf,
723 HamlHon Street, Allcsilown.
FOioil & BffilBGS Cards
W. M Ilapshor,
tlTHICfSV n UN8ELU)K Ai ' .V,
Mnrf ilnor nbove ilu M.ui-1. n ll.iii.
iftmMfetslo anrt Coll.'. turn wii v. ill l.uy
tMHrtl Bel Wltel. r..nvfy.iiu'liiit "?' H"1"';
i5ottrtionH .pmnltr n i.l. Kpiilinii l.s :.t.;nl
IMditrnU nim-Wliy. " i-nriiliiil In
HHMinMHVriiMui i' J- vi
Jib
DR. G. T. FOX,
It2 Main Slrrrl, Hath, f'A
t llniHiR, Hnn ay nni'nr, SIdm. ' ?
T ItAlltOW.HWAV llc.IKU ruMim.
at llmil.mmM, w .1 IIotki, Wkhnk-h i.
T AWjrWTIIWW, Oil ASM IT.STII.I ,IIH l-.-A l
VtHATII, 1'BIHAVA ANIlMMtiHIlAt h
JmiTltoiil-PromH.iii tn 4 i. iii r ji'tti-c
MM In illwiw" f tli
Eye, Ear, Nose & Throat
iVT-.1W, ItPtmrMoiinf tlif K"- or Ilu- :idjuit-
F. I. SMITH, 0. D.
PIMoe npiKtitip tlii Ojipr.. Him i'
l!nnk Stvcpt, A-eh ' ton.
t ij: r.v
llns it ever orcuvml to you that yon can liuy just as. clirnjMi not
rlipajHv lim' tlian y.oti ran buy in tlw cit It i n soliil l-WCT
Apples and Potatoes
Ave arriving daily iicar load lots at.d hit hnnvs, so a at yitM-rj
' s- I lowoH nviccs to rolailors
FRUITS, NUTS, AMD CIGARS,
Sold nuii di'livprod ut nml. frrqui'iitly ay below city prirt's.
Wholesale Commission Denier, East Weissporl,
Hot Prices for Sixty Days
-AT
J. W. IIELLER'S. mi mi EAST ISRSP0RT, PA.
No. 8, Full Sip, Complete
Range $'20. No. 7. with Nn
8 top, eotnpleto, a low as IT.
Wp iMTit llii-je goikls nl lti" pili'i'. f"t
tlii iixt Plvly Oij'.' We In vp " li i"'t
Int n( SkpiiihI llsml, KIisI p'.i
Parlor. Boie Healer?..
nh.cli p will al vimv lw neurr?. All
nf nnr goiila nip stur.nilwil tn iilraw tin'
Imjfr or nmnpy rpfiinilnl.
fall .hdeeimrrsfltotnp!c Wtmo
liinliiK oUewlure. ' i . '
The Greatest Blood Purifit
s,
l'n.
J-LJ,1
JLJu
MRVTISrHV IN ALL ITH IIIiAM lli:i.
f liHi'S aptl makliiK uulltclitl iltfiittites A sH'.'il
IV, lllll'lll.'lll i.
Iiinmliiilnlsli'tril ml Tenth I'xtracted SMIll-
or T VAIN.
'fl'ICK I!)UKS -l.'roin . in., to In m., from
I p. in., In 5 p. m., f roni 7 p. m., t 8 p. in.
eoiimiittttloii. In itoKllthor tierrami
Otno6 Ilntiriit Iliilctpii -Kitrv Siituntnv.
Del IS-K-lv
A.S.Rabei)old,
mm
lilt VM'II llfUPK t OV1T .1. W lUll'l.-llllll'li'
l.liiiior Kiore.
BANK STIIECT. LKHIUUfON
Milton In nil Itn DraneliM. Tth r.Tttati
.l hnut I'Aln. on, tutinlnlstei etl when rpqupt' il.
dOICf li) -tfSPSI3IH.lv of each wrt-k.
l O.alllonA. MJ.US10WN,
t-yl ItAliKhrouutV.rn.
TRFcMBOinioDsE;
T . lTonry Urumbore, Piop'r,
fHlPT ni?KEr, MUM-liITON'. i ENK'A
the
Tlil-i fJront ffrrninn MfiH Mir In
V
iicnnt1'
lMlIlini:i:sfoi l.no. lossilinn
one rent a uohp. n vui euro int
worn rates ot bkiii uicne, irnin
it rpmmnn iimpio on mo int
to that nwfnl iHcnpn frrofulA.
bert nicflicine to o la "
cntcs ot bucIi 8Tubinra titvl&Yoxit KM
ileop wntwl itlacQsrs, ttoJTiHnBon'nnt
not ever tako ?nrnV.iir.i'n
BLUE PILLS ':'.!a
nu nrt? nlfk.no
tnNtterhntftlU
ou, USO I
IB TOUT A OBgDO UOaiflOjr
WunnreilovvwickrAf uon i wnic iinm yon r
iubsUiiircf layour JTaro unnblo to WAlk.or
brcntli foul nmwftre flat on yntir lckt
otTcnftlrc? Vottrjffbiit (ret wmo At onre.U
KtomncU la outjywlll euro jou. fculiihur
of onler. UBeBIcra ts
immciliatelyyxhoyotirts.thonRf-lnnil tot-M
loo tlilckffitsuw. llcmcmburTliatyou
ropj, clo-jPread here, It may sate your
uujr, oryriifp. it has onToii Imwlceds,
5" JJon twAiSHBiii ro-iBWTvw,
TINTAOliL
Uv li laid Arthur'- hen!.
Unknown earth nfmvr htm moitntei):
Jiy him slppjt hit iplitiiilll knlirhtA,
WiiU wboHts nnmot thv vmtM rvtminilnl.
i.ulnnl gioi ic! How n HeltffhtBl
Hunk 'mitt niino-sof old wars!
M I ifii' tbt.v revflotl, r!wii they alrap,
My tho iril I Vtlnt.lh -hmm.
v 'I niMfTfr f.rlrc-nl atW
1'ioihlly built, tho 1 I nun troinlnf,
VjiIc the Poln ntfionlitiltt fnlln;
Tlirour,li (hi ir rents the wlntl gmm mourn-
lllK-
i e KttlKhts, j (Mir nnclunt homo,
( L ii fed ami spoiktl an1 fatlen Aauotlcrl
lit nr yo now, ai tliin ut old,
Water rollcil Ami w rathful foam.
lu re tho WRvcs, b neUi our itravon,
Snovr themftclicfl abroa! lu lhutilfrl
Lntirpnri) lllnon In liowlon Ararfcray.
orniprrury, tbey nro deada
SUU'llUlf lUTTEUS.j
tno jmrett oua net
medh I no ever rondo.
a
Try a Bottle To-day I
Are tou low-pnlrltetl nml weak,
"or ("iiffciine trout tho erepi5 ot
fymitUt it bo, btXWIt'lt lllXTr.UB
curu j uu. i
Send S STut atnmp ti A. 1. OhIwav A To.,
Uoeton,MttM,.for Lett rcudlraluork vubliavd
THEY'RE ALL TALKING OF IT.
i . i .
A Reporter lm-eatlffntcs lereral public
reroiuinetidutloni. nnd finds
Boots! Shoes
and Hiibbers,
Slock
"I h ..irlMi.t IL.tikn liw liriMI 1 Dllfll Hto.1 milt
niprovnl llilnuahnit; It I, plMlrlo Imlitfil nnU
will vi'iillUtPil.niiil h mno.Ht Hip ltet lloteUIn
IbUwilonolilieHMtr. Hip luiionaccof tho
pnlillc h MiUi'ltnl. IICM llcioiiininitnllolM lor
iM'rm.iiii'111 nml tnm"!?nt cutinii. ('liiiiBf iei
iiiuiliM.it''. l'lnu I IqiiorM losli IipitiuhI I'nrti'r
tml (idiitl els:tl..lnif.lU,ut Hip H-lf-
Jimp IS
An Iirnncmso
Prices Never sc Low
Tho niont Central Location Call anil bs Cionvincecl
at The Sign of tho Big BpoI-
at m
, Lores & K
714 Hamilton Sri eet, Allcntown, Fa.
It.c r.rntlliis UoHHuriitit In the I"blKli
Valley.
CIECLS OAFS
I. ION MALI. lIL'lI.lUNfJ,
K XI. Cr. ALl.KNTOWN,
CIIAS. A. lUW51AN,rut'
Thl-i I'omil.ir Kcfttfturant lns'been ihoitmghl.x
rnft(t...1 ntl.l I t fill llUllfll. Qt Itl t llt ITt'tlPr.ll iltTOII)-
mnd:il Imuh nt ol ii tuui'i lor nnd t n Itins rharap
tcr. AllllicdelU'arlMor tin? awii vmed ut
mndcrate rali". The bar ! suppHd with none
but Ull1 Ih'nI MUUMH inn, j:innii,
t'lHnr". elf.
LudleK' Dinlnsr llooiu In ill lEcor.
Oscar Christmun,
wi-.isnrour, va. -
Lieerij tuitl Ih'ihduijf Sltiblc.
I'.oy HilliiK onrilM)' uti-l uU ilihinK Iriisdi
i iiiiiio l.itloiii to ajputsiivti're..it
M.illim.l teli'cr;iplior.prHpriiiii.tlvnttpn'lPilt'i
('.Up nip ft lil.it. uaai-ly
The ( oU'bmtct
Cypress Shingle.
(iuaranttH'il lull U-ni;th,
Tho very liost Sbtnglo in thoMniket,
MaTiufai'tiiriHt by
RICKERT k SNYDER,
ri.iiiMiiont, VlrRlnlft.
- TOR RAI.K IX WElSSrOIiT BV
J.K, PvIOKEinT.
liKA I.FIt t.V
All Kinds of Ruihling Lumber
" 5 .
1IAVK VOUlt
Freilil, Bagirap aa Parcels
i)i:i.ivr.ni:n ay
John F. Hottenstein.
Careful attcnllon palil to Ilio Dellrrrv o(
lVlslil, llaiBiapo anill'iirccls loallp.irl
of loBii at tlin lowpst ptlcp,. A sliarp of
puh'ic iiationac'i Is rpsppclfiilly solirltp.!.
yg-I,rae onlprs nt SvennVi, Koi'i's
or l.elWmiitU'.
CHINESE LAUNDRY,
opjmAito Vot Oltte,.,
I.KIIICIIITON'.I'A
Howi'i' IJtlilillll:
Fins r .vr..
limit i Aon In py ilay of ll.e Ptc
nml proiilDlly ItPtnletl 10.
Kaimti U a,Mtt tloiip at VPty rmwinablo
iapi.
l'ATUONAOK SOI.IUITKn.
-ATr
EVERY WORD TRUE.
Moro Woril. of Prallo ipokon than Tub.
llahril,
Tim stronff letters of rcrommcndatlon
unci experiences which have so frequently
tippcnreu in liie vanou, uany papers
rxcltcil the curlosllv of the Mltor of tin
1i.y Arffitf Determined to known, to
tho genuineness of the published docu
ments, placed the matter In tho hands of
ono of their reporters, Jlr. Robert A.
Male, the veteran foreman of VnnSlykc&
Jlorton s lotmcco l aclorv. onllroailvvav.
Albany, X. Y., was first called upon, and
fhown the following :
" About ten years rtffo I liivl a frreat doal of
troubl4WlttiFtoiiQtntlie1lnd.lpr, an I liad to
submit to an orerallmi Hut .tie oM trouble re
al nparetl and I feared ttint anotber oneratlon
vould bemcessarr. A friend suggeeted that
I try Pr. Kennedy a raroiit Jtcmpdy, ot lion
dovit. N. Y., arter using- the medicine n abort
nhilp, I found It was dolnir megood. Icontin
vedlts liao 1:1 1 am happy to far It entirely
cured me. 1 t..lto It w bene, er I feel n titlla out
of aorta, and Italwaya does ma pood. Hut for
Kiuuey or iiri'vrr iroufio or ally Kinu 1 am
proof of Its t ui at ivo powers.
3Ir. JIalo said every word wn, true nnd
nnu 110 wnui 1 not no wuuout mat valu
able prepari.tlou.
Jlr. P. 0. Ilrlnl;, of I'oushkoepsle.N. Y. ,
whose laraous rjnenenco liuuitstieu
ns ".v t-crap ot roper" i'i citing
it scran or naner
up lu the street one
uny, lound 11 con
tnincd Dr. Ken
ncdy's Favorite
iieuicuy advertise,
incnt. and asUtinr.
llcularly hit his
case, bought the
medicine and found
the help he had
-sir. e. r. iirink. uecn praying tor.
In nnswer ns to the truth of the article,
Jlr. Brink said he was always pleased to
say a good word for ravoiuo uemeuy,
ami rpfprrnl tho writer to the followlns
letter 1 itely published la the 1'ovgUctp-
tie v.fgie.
Geotlcman : Ui-celvlOK many lattera from all
over tue country, aakinir as to the truth of an
advertisement punted In your paper, KlTlnRrny
experience Willi llr. llnvld Kennedy's I aTOrite
otve that recommendation to Dr. Kennedy, and
w hen I aald I wan cured uf oatarrb of the blad
der and chronic kldni y disease, I wrote simply
thdtrutb.
Tor yeara he'ore I u.d Ibla valuable roedicine,
I suffered frol.i i-.rinarr troublea. pain In my
hack and a neivom. aleepleaa condition, yet
h -fowl 1 bad taUcn tlie fount, iwttle I was cured,
aour.'l pi Ivt .1. I I jto ivplled to theae letters
anl nci WMlir t do aiinUar service to tboae
nirVe'rrt Il-t I innto lliis ptiblio etiltement
ii-tpia"- ti.i , - e 1 i'e eye or I bp mfterer, and
iji ti1 1 -( s ii Koi r 'pun '1 .p", for ntn-yaifo
l.-i.pi i ! ..i.m.-v.
Y..1 a 1 ul -,
. ' r. C. llaiai.
Mi. Peter Lawler, chief engineer of
JIeiM-3. t'liine t'o's rnr JII11, Dalton,
Mass., said :
' 1 don't loot, mc-b like a dead man, but I was
pretty lutrooe. cr fiiteen 3 ears I suaereq
lulu 111 try aiue. mr
urin vsa nibj.-tt to
violent atopnaiwa, on.l
often tinged with
Mood. 1 Tost fle-h,
appet .te. an I ktn-iMth.
I consult d several
phyatclans wbu 1 aid I
woa sutloriu j fi-pin
gravel and Inno t
atloo of I ho tbinevs
end that 1 couiu mi
tmt a rhort tune M,
3nhn Kiieuctr uf Tilts
Held, loaminir cf mv'i
fl.w.iuiAn. uild'-ilnn't f'lr.rcter I-anler.
bother v Ith the doctors. Into Ur. David Ken
nedy l-avoilie lieniedy and J cured " I at
oucm aeut for tbo same and bad taVcn only port
ot the Loitta, when to .Uiii of atone passed
my bla jder, and now am eutir.-iy well. Ooellve
inisa and ibeumellvni trouble Dm no more, nnd I
teel like tt new man 'ihanka entirely tol'r.
Kennedy's Favorite iU medj .
Mr E. D. Parson", licml Imok keeper
IVholeuilo Drv Giiwls House of B. .1.
v r 11 u 1 11 1 10,,
ltochcatcr, K. Y..
had n similar ex
jieiicuoi'. Hcizcd
wncdaywitli palnla
liUback, uextcnir.e
MKe n fairy, ami 1 rofttnl lierliithetioet'd
chamlwr, xtripiiliig the roses from the !
vases with fratitlo linete.
"Wlint on csrth are you alwut?" I
sskeu, haltlntron the thresholil in ninace.
insnt.
"He shall not liavo 0110 of them," she
said, lml f crying. "Ills curtains shall
not be looped itp with them I have it
great mind to tie thpiu linck with rope
yarn. To Ihiuk how we worked all the
dy to givo him pleasure, nnd after a
ho only dares about eating and drinking,
and being nil nldermnn. Oh, It is too
Issdr
I burst out laughing and ran down
stairs. The contrast between our
dreams of the poet and the poet as ho
wns was rich, 1 una to wait a moment
1 In thehallto get my face into "company
j order," and then, imshlug open the half
' closed door, I went liack into the narlor
1 At first sight 1 thought it was empty.
I wan bn-y one blight Smtt'innrr ! Tlie chairs were trashed away from tho
MEETING A POK'
Seidel's Bakery,
. -I Stl.H l, lltittttttua, yiHI Will AtAVH llHtl
Krt4liat iitd Ket
3READ AND CAKES.
Rye Wbent nnd Vicnnn I 'read
fiesh Kver lUy. Our Ylfmua rdead canaul
bp Ptcelled. Weieafwi'UnllyMilk'lljitttr patron
4"n WuU h lor lite Wa'on.
Snidi'l'g Vienna Hnkeiy,
Olio ouert'i. iitisr sr.. i,i:r,itiiiioy. i-a
a'o"CON3"71rvJPTXV3as7
Hie undt fsUufd luoluu fwfti M fimi itiii
lu-alHi b him, Uf me.m. Hlltr ul(tt.nK lurstuv
. Ml t jrb Mih a wvii luittf affftlluii, uud tci
.1. 1 'd Uloust' t'n-kUtitullon.lstiLivloiit. totiHk
iih ioikw siinrrvrM nif tucitits oirun-a
iMiVWTll 111
SfJBBJBfiM.alllll
who desire It. Iw will pIiopi fully spud
1 c-h n.e' 11 top of the pi-'-s.-ittitinii lined.
Tbtj above cnt sbows out Kitflinn fbinct mn'11 nni): t'U'I il
contains Flour llin, Spice anil Mlitifr I in Pniwi-r nirrt" l.ftke
lloitld. An illdcspeil'lble nrlielf lor tlje kitcli'H: '.ice $5.(0
We lmve just received .I'.ntlu r huge lotf BjVfHji .oading
Mint (lane, Ve claim to iinv' inn tiiiest :nstpttt . l tiuiu
fini lteytilvers ouide el' tbe l-.r.' iticp ijt -aubrr lJiie.-i.
CoTie and lie convinced. Our lit'iuh r" l.tt'-fiisT-Itnr'lK -Ktii
(jlliis only Si7--'i'). a first class 141111 in every te-pvet '
wli li lit. -v will ttnd aaure cure or C-miauuit-litiii,
Aathiu.1, Ilruiu-hllls ami nil thrtmt himI
l-lll.; MHtmllte.. Ur tli'W, all SunenTH Hill Ir)
ills 1 .hii.'iU . n It la inlutl.k. 11.I..P d, ttilna
I 1 t -! wbii'h wit' i-u'.HI'piii mdhtiiK.
ma t.kij piuv.-.i i . .-.im.-, i-i pi' iap .1 t'iu'-i,
Her. KIlW.Mlll . WU.0, liim,kl.i,
.r"j:, BS-l.i
aloDnace of urine.
.MPUlcsi oavise was
loiight, and prono
unced It stone In the
bladder. In writ,
ing to a friend ho
Mr. 11. 11. raviolis, su) s :
' I autTeled beyond w urds to deaenha. Kona
of the mean taken produced any tjemeAt, until
I began tbe usj of Dr. Kennedy's Favorite lisnv
t)f wbieh dliauhed tup atone, t-be utsptoass
keit&u to ylekt, the pain ceased aadfroaaUlfs
tline my recovery was complete. Can 1 after
tbia cxpeHeDi-e apeak too hlffhty ot that which
saved my l.fe t '
" I can speak In higher praise than I
have wrltUa," are the words of every per
son I talked with, which proves thegieat
popularity i f this remedy, possessing
whet no other mediclnu luu, Ihe
power to save life II can Do- used with
ssfetr by all ages. .
Tlie worst cases of m-rroua prostration,
aleeplessuess, headaches ana digestive
Iroubles, yield to Us curative power. Salt
rheum, ecuciua. rheums tisto, scrofula, or
aaydfease arising ftom Impure blood,
are latalsbed by this brain, nerve atl
blood tonic, Dr. David Kennedy's Fvor-
iKRUM
tniiiintig packing my trunks for my fall
rrmiiVHl from my uncle's house in tho
lonntry to the marble fronted hotel on
Uroidway that jmmbered luesiitli wtn-
trr among its inmates, when my omaitt
Adelaide came dancing into the room
nnd commanded me to givo up nil
thoughts of ft journey for three months
t least.
"And why, prayV" I asked. "You
know I have to go out went after I reach
New York. Come what may, I must
see an Indian Mitunier on the prairios.'
liother the pralrtea nml tue Indian
summer, tool" cried Adelaide, taking n
letter from her npron pocket and waving
it in the air. "Look nt the signature."
I did look, nnd I might have lieen
looking to tlda dny for ull the informa
tion I got! but Ailclahle grew Impatient,
raid matching the letter from my hand
exclaimed!
Listen, von gmvp." nnd ri-wl tho let
ter nloud:
SlY Dr.-tn rcinxu I urn coming into
tho country fur n month or two; my
doctor positively forbids my staying in
New ork rtnrlng tno mil. Iteinember-
Ing our old schoolboy loagtto I ltnvo e
lected W- as the placo of my oxilo,
and shall be thereon the 2OH1--wind
nnd weather permitting.'"
What do sou think of that?" nslted
Adelaide, making largo eyea r.t mo over
the top of tho letter.
"I have not hennl anything yet f
make me postpone my journey."
"Wait a moment I'll finish. 'I am
ns ever, yours faithfully "
"Well, go on."
" 'James Qiiilmnn.' "
"James Qnitmaul Yon are mad, Ad
die ho enn never be coming here."
"Tliero is Iheletter father has always
known him, it wems; It is tho iwut, aud
wo are to have him stay here all (ho
time. Father Is to meet him at the sta
tion tonight, nnd not let him go to the
hotel on nny account. Won't peoplo
staro when wo walk into church next
Sunday?"
I closed the lid of my trunk In tho
twinkling of an eye. The poet I had so
often longed to wo, the tmiu over whose
tender verses I hud made myself n Niobe
scores of times was it possible that tbe
same roof was going to shelter us Imtlit
Dinner was a thing unthought of in
the honso that day, and my uncle lunched
meekly nt .me of the china closets off
cold me.it nnd bread nnd preserved
stiawberries, while Addle and I actually
ato roso leaves and sugar nnd cream as
a suitable pendant to tho work in which
wo weto engaged. Nothing less ethereal
would wo partake while, fitting up that
rioet'a chamber.
By 4 o'clock that afternoon our labors
were ended, ilie nouso was like a uoit
of rose; they blushed and bloomed
everywhere, and their fragrauco was
delicious iu the upper chamber. My
favorite pictures had been unpacked
and arranged upon the parlor walls.
Everything was lierftft. The ten table
sparkled with silver aud cut glass; flow
ers wreathed the dibhes of preserved
frui,, and cake and wine for the evenin;
were icady ou tho sideboard, to say
nothing of somo delicately tinted ice
crenm which was utill undergoing the
nrocew of "freeatlou in the cellar.
Of course tho train was late that night.
Trains always are late when we are ex
pecting any one by them, aud Addieand
I had time to wotk ourselves into ft lover-
ieh fctato that gave ub some very beco:
ing led cheeks. We heard the whi' .
of the train, and live minutes uf ten-, ard
a carriage stopped before tho gut. The
noet had ome!
tie ciimueu out 01 tue curriugu nw u
crab sidowiso and, coming up the
traveled walk toward the frontdoor.
presented to our admiring eyos tho figure
of a stoutish, middle ngtil man, with
dark eyea and hair aud a very pleasant
smile, lie did not wear n Spanish cloak
and a bombrwo ho was clad in llneu
aranuonU mid thatched with a lougli
looking straw hat that 'iad evidently
soon service. Wo heard him as he caine
tin the walk.
Very pretty nouac, loin; very pretty
liouae. These girls your daughters,
hey? I tee they've got thee horrid city
fashions low neck ami snort sleeves. 11
I liad a daughter I'd sew her dress to
Iter ears."
Addle and I looked ut each other iu
consternation and barely managed to
give him a civil greetiug as lie crossed
thethreahold. was tuts 1110 man wii
had raved about hit Lydia
That bosom, whltu aud fuud aud fair,
1 would 1 were the enamored air,
To faint and fell la paaeing there.
Low necks, tndeedl I sat beside hiin at
the tea table, as liad lieeu previously ar
ranged, and saw that all things were
within hi reach. Never did Hindoo
idol tax his vutary more severely. I had
hardly time to snatch a mouthful n
self though, for the matter of that,
aunetit nutte took away.iny own. .
was a regular ur. jonusou ror tea
strawberry preserves pleased him, and
soda biscuits vaulsned before Ids attack
a irreen thiinrs lieforo the inarch of
cloud of loensts. Heaven knows lie bad
one nualilkation a stomach!
Tea over, we udjoume.1 to tue raw
sconted iiarlors. atid the volume oil the
conlex table ouught bin eye lie took it
up, turned overt!- page., 1 .twilling now
and tluu to himB. lt. and Anally toasad
i it back Mtwlassly.
i
table, and there was a faint smell of
cigars had they actually lieen smoking
there? No: I heard my uncle pacing np
and down the garden, as was his wont
each evening, and tho fragrance of the
weed caino that way, but he was alone.
Where was the poet?
I caught sight of him at last, sitting
at the open window with the roso col
ored curtains falling in soft folds around
hira. The moon was np, shining glori
onsly upon the grassy yard beneath
him; tho night wind rustled in the
leaves of the maples above his head.
Addle, coining into tho room, panscd at
the sight of my uplifted finger on the
threshold.
It had been all a "sham" thbtil Our
poet, though it hearty eater, still re
tained his lovo of tho beautiful. What
on h had made him talk such heresy,
wh eat rapped iu enjoyment, never
stirring, scarcely breathing, as ho
watched that glorious moon? I would
bteal softly In his side, pause, try to
convict him and make him recant all
tho libs ho hnd told about these beauti
ful blossomings of his yonth the poems.
Tho carpet was thick and soft, and It
unfiled my footfall effectually, and I
stood lieslilo him unnoticed. His face
was hidden by his arm. I heard a chok
ing sound ho was weeping. My heart
melted In n gush of pity; I lnid my hand
iilsm his shoulder as sympathizingly ns
1 ci mlil; be stnrteil a little: his head set.
tied down upon ono side, exposing his
face; the month opened, and ho snored!
Tho next morning I btnrted on my trip
to the west, and from that dny to this I
have never met a "poet." M, W. O. In
New York News.
seiern Stmnce. llreaius.
A farmer's wife dreamed that sho was
walking near tho house of a rcjectod
lover one O'FJanngan attended by a
beautiful bound, of which she was fond,
when u raven dashed at hiin, killed him,
and teari'ig nut his heart flow away
with it. I-jUo next imagined that she
as running home, aud met rt funeral,
and from tho coffin blood flowed upon
tho ground. Tho bearers placed it at
her feet, opened the lid nnd exhibited
her Imsb.-mil, murdered and his heart
torn out. She awoke, as might be ex
pected, in gicat terror. But here ful
lows tho most incomprehensible part ot
the narrative. Her husband entertained
an idiot cousin in tho house, aud ho 1
doggeral rliymo reieated the very sr
dream to a gossip to whom tho fa.
er a wife had related hers,
That very night tho farmer was nil.
doled, unil tho next morning the poor
idiot, to the horror of all, exclaimed, as
10 lose from his bed: "Ulick Ulick
Maguite was the farmer's name "is
ilt! biuuins uhu ."llpro kilt lain
Shumns dim More ft flanngan big
black Jiimesl 'autt burleil mm un
der tlie new ditch nt tho back of Ihe
garden. I dreamed it lat night every
wonlof It. beiui'li was mane at tne
spot iudicttted by the dream, aud tlie
body was found with tlie skull nearly
cleftintv.ii. In the meantime U lan
ugan iilwcnudeil .unl enlisted, but was
Miliseiiuently arrested, confessed his
crime and was oxecnted. Pall Mall
Oazelto.
' " ITHE DRYAD.
have seen tier limpid p)ss,
targe with arftdnal lanittarr, rise
Tlirooitu w lid rosea' awt lias.
Like twin blooins erow and store.
Then the hateful, envtoos atr
Whisked them flitn pta!.
I heva seen bit hardy cheek,
Like n molten coral, leak
Throneti the leafaffe altiuiil.
Of lhlck chlekaaawa, and then.
When I made mora tare, attain
To a red plum faded.
1 lial a fotiod her rney ltia.
Ami Iter greoefnt anger lips,
nut n haw or berry,
Ollmuiersof her there met here,
Jnat, forsooth, enonsh to cheer
And to make me merry.
Oflrn on the ferry rocks
Darsllnct dimples of looee kw ka
At lue ahe hath shaken,
And I've followed -all In vain!
They had trlekleil Into rain.
HiinWf, on the m.-on.
Once her full Ihaha naabml on me,
Naked, where some ro)i,l tree
lViwilererl all tho Siaeea
With wnii annllgtit and .jiiatut alieale
Hucli a haunt rn'tinnce hath made
For bsnnehed ant) r rupes,
There, I kuitr. hid auioruus I'aii;
For a suddeti rleniltu? ran
Throitffh the mure of in) rl le.
And n rnptil violence (mined
All Its flowrriHte 'twos the Inst
Coolmrsr.r n turtle.
Madlenn Cnwelii lu 81. Joseph's Xewa.
A SAILOR'S BURIAU,
An Imprcnalte Service ut Sen on Hoard a
Man-of-war When n Seaman Hie. ,
When maritime Jack dios he is buried
without lunch undue ceremony. A brief
prayer, n shotted hammock, tho lee rail,
nnd nil is over. But on Kuril a sliip-of-war
n sailor's fuucr.nl is pathetic in its
dignified simplicity. No muster of the
ship's company is, naturally, so sad ns
this, and you can sen It ou the faces of
all when the subdued shrilling of tho
bo'sw'n's whistle ii followed by the long
drawn out and modulated call of "All
hands bury the deadt"
The men come aft quietly cud tnko
their nlloted stations. To leeward, If it
bo nt sea, or upon tho port side of the
quarter deck, if not in port, Iho seamen
aro ranged iu the front rank; lwhind
tU&m nto the ordinary seamen and in
tho rear of both tho apprentices und (ho
landsmen. In tho gangway forward of
the mainmast on such ships as still liavo
sail power senior petty officers stand nt
attention. Around the coffin, folded in
the jack or national ensign, are grouped
tho pnllliearers, selected usually from
the dead man's mess or gun division,
and close nt hand, renting on arms, tho
marine guard is purnv 'd. Nearest iho
coffin nro tho chaplain and tho captain,
and then in order of their rank stretch
aft the other officers of tho ship,
Tho ensign at tho peak or stall ilntters
tremblingly nt half mar, anil from over
head tho yard and stay t.icklea swing
lazily, ready to lift the infilii outboard.
When tho weather penults tho way of
tho ship is stopped, nnd, it may lie, little
I CLASSIC PITOILUSM.
(hOMER WAS THE FOflEnUNftER OF
I THE MODERN REPORTER.
lw the (treat Hide IWt lleaevlhe.! t.
"atuKxIng Mateh'-nwie of Ills "fjopy"
Wi!,l lie flejeeted t,y the Atersgn
"learllng lMllof Ilia t recutita- Itmtta.
Theio was a tlmn lietwcoti 2.00d and
H.KH) years ago when it was as well
wnrth while for a man to 1st a champion
nngillst ns it is now. Such it mini was
then appreciated nt Ida full value, even
taking ns the measure of that value his
own opinion of himself. Ho who could
meet all comers at the (Hyinpian gomes
ceiuwsl thereaf ler to lie an ordinary mor
tal. The government upirteil him for
life, be was exempt from taxes, he had
a free pass to all public eiitortainments.
his name was engraved! tin marble tals
ietn and his statue was erected iu the
Bitcre.1 grovo of Klis, Wide tho gold and
Ivory Jupiter of Phidias. The games
themelves in which he had won honor
formed epochs in history, by reference
to which the dates of other events were
fixed.
Homer, iivdescrlliing tho games held
by Achillea at the funeral of his friend,
I'atroelns, tells how the hero put np as
"prizes nf tho violent boxing match" a
valuable mule, warranted sound, for the
victor and for tho vanquished a two
handled cop. It was to be a free to all,
go-ns-you-pleaso fight, and from all that
appears no lieltiug was allowed.
Homer continues: "Forthwith nroo
a man great and valiant and skilled iu
boxing, Kpeos, son of Panopens, aud
laid his hand on the sturdy mule mid
said aloud: 'Let any one come ami take
tho two handled cup, but the mule I pay
none other of tho Achniaiis shall take
for victory with his fists, for I claim to
be the beet man 'here. I will utterly
bruiso mine adversary's fteeli nnd lireak
his bones; so let his friends abide tn
gother here and bear him forth when
vanquished by my hands.' "
Onr modern gladiator has publicly
vulced practically tho same sentiment.
thnsi "I am John L. Sullivan and 1 can
lick any man in this crowd."
The poet goes on: "Alone arose against
hlni lEnrynhvj, n godlike man, sou ot
King iilccisleus. Tydides, famous with
the spear, made ready Euryalns for the
light, theorityr him with speech and
greatly desired for him victory. And
first be cast about him a ramie, nnd
next gnvo him tho well cnt thongs of
tho hide of an ox of tho field, and loo
two boxers, being gilt, went into tlio
midst of the ring, and both, lifting
their stalwart bands, fell to, and tlulr
hands joined battle grievously. Th-n
was there terrible grindingof teeth, and
sweat flowed from all their limbs. And
.- YorV,
ra kh v w i
iite:r9j
WASHING
MACHINE
Only I'ivc DoIIum Mound or Squ.ue at tlie
eiilgii Coal & Hardware Co.,
Ite Itemed)-
Too iiBoouucIiiuruees of geulqst
whispered Addle In my ear, just tvs
h turned upon n
"WbAQWlu thUboqkr
I modestly answered that 1 hud that
irreat ulettitire.
"Gnat pleasure, boy? Bhe calls it a
(risttsur, Tom! Hem I I suppose I
ought to feel cotniilimeuted: but 1 11001.
Young lady, will you do me oue favor?"
"What ts tt, strf
"Put that stnpid trash into the Ore,
"Stupid trash 1" erieil Ad.lie, agliaat.
snatching up the voltuuo.
"Yes, I wrote it. 1 wa a boy ami.
by Uoorgo, my publishers baik it n)t of
uiy desk and weit mud over it, while
(hey actually titmecl np their uowa at
my ttiwrt of tho poor laws-would you
' la-lievu t.''
I tf ,nuJ 1 .,kl MlMimlhiUHtf Adilkh
And cvervthiny eje tobe.ihund j u,rn,,eii r'k reapi giussis wtore
in a tlinrnimhlr ftrat.rlnaji fjnn. hlni anlioiit a woid.
lel Rl rk V,w. v.vl "t.rjk't the Xante you Uve
UtniL' vou want and-vre liiinran "Ham fii-jt''it r fluMeritutvu
i41 Ifiiul' f IMMad I nnWr 'tee to iave vou a little mon. ' : J wouklu't-giw bilalViV
nil niDn Ul III IMMall - -
A Neopli)tc' Amwcr.
At a contlrmation at Strassburg the
bishop nskeil of a pretty soubrette the
usual ipiestionot tne tieiueioerg cato-chim:
What is vour only consolation in life
and death:
Tho neoiihyio blushed aud hesitatod.
Tlie first imeslion was icpeated, and
then she stammered out:
Tht yoniiK ehoem-iker in the next
etreei. L'uiiton tit-ruts.
Hie ralbvrl. -. und the Widow.
The car slopi (.d vitli tho usual lurch,
and the condni "or iiKaluted to the plat-
form it t.dl linty, evidently ymiug, but
whoso face was hidden by tbe heavy
fohls of a hunt cran i veil. Her gown
and cloves wore of tho wine smnlier htio
ns the veil. She wai. followeil by a little
girl, uleo dressed in black. As tbe car
started on its way uown town tue lauy
and the little girl took seats in the cor
ner. Neither sioke for some time, and
then the littlo girl looked up, ami In a
voice that was heard alnve the rattle ot
Ihe car exclaimed:
Maminnr
Yes, my dear."
I want tn see nana.
Hush, dearest." and a black gloved
baud reached over and took one of the
tiny hands of the child. Then there was
silence for a minute. Suddenly tbe child
ish voice was heard again
"But 1 do want to sen papa. Why
won't you let me see him?"
"Don't, darliug; please dou t, camo
tbe answer, as the head of tho littlo girl
wan tenderly drawn over until it rested
isainst the fohls of the crane veil.
"But why won't yon let me see papa?"
persisted the ohild.
There was no answer, bnt tlie shroud.
Ml head of the Uaok figure in the corner
nu bent low und the black gloved nan.
wns reaching for something evidently
bidden iu the tolas ot tno duck gov, u.
"Haul ma!"
-"Yes. dear," utiswered a tremulous
Voice.
"(Jau 1 seu tunas tonight?"
Almost fiercely the little llgnre was
drawn to that of tne larger one. ami i
wliianer more u sob was heard to say
t'Ou, Btste, near, mtsn. train you
PIANINO - Ml!.ivortK" 8BC,ND 4 alum, sts.
UAMOFAemUKII lr
WlNIHrW A NO DtttlW I'll A WW,
Dmirs, Slmt'yrtr.
wiiulqtv Migs.
!Utg.' UntckeU.
Hl lUUUUt IN
is tbe pla.' to buy
Dry Qttis, Minis,
Hm Grafe. PremitiSi
arm. rw. mm-
IllUnl -1 S.tl - M I i
Dietlli ilif w " r h t .i
lt-tl hi i)i i " 1. i
lM-tttOl U h .s i
inrillviut', i it ti -not
pmltt.f- iti i it
IIdimI'h I'lUn
Tit 1HJ
1 nN nt ilu- tn
ii i In inoipn ir
I ir mlc tl.Hii an'
I' ' 'on Id not b
i unitlti.diMii in
' llillllt I I
M
Ihey njmiie b ( unnv ihiIi.uh
Willlnm IJunIi, uyomift :nau i
RirucK ny ii pioneers nxe m 1
Chewter tlurhiu tlie ltppuhltcau pri
Inal 'A.lttiu.,U l.1.l- m...
Ho nml n i-nnuler from C'lirst
Into trou Tile, ami wn- hit on tho
X HX3 II rt 11 1 1 111 III V lll"ltr lllilll
known.
IInrk1?iiit Anilrit Sh)v
rir..,
nor . i
rue, or no
miuirftis li is inmrnnietMi in uiv ifrtej
ftutllnti ur msinuv .r.itiilanl Ivixe Wiir-nts
w. ror Mil- by ItfiVi I,clHerlituii mu Iti
Tlif bnt siiltf hi the world fur m
Soreta U leers, att Klioiitn, Fever hurt
cItH(rtl lUiidt, Clillbuints Curnt-t, an
kn!p.iwi9,in, HMimei
f 1 1 Inta w il.. In-.,
mid heM payiiiff or the icglon. lat
ronii company, avrs compejieu io si.
flown work Monday evening on hcpou
f tho scurclty of wutor.
(lonil laonk.
Sinco it tirtt Inlroduclion. L'lcctrlc I:
Ululnc nothlns which neimltt Its use
tl,1,a., ...1 TO.M,) n.a,llnlna tnr .11
meuts of Stomach, Llyor or Kidneys.
tlnallon, and drive Malaria from the it
tem. "iiisracuoii guarantecti wun
UUltlU Ul IUU IUUIIUJ Mill UB ft'lUdUl
i rico oniv.ajc. opr noiiip. rvnni si jlpik.
store. We Issport.
.111.- l- t , i
tngcr ostato near est i.obanon, w
Tho Hi o was of incendiary origin
took a severe cold and got the croup
uata iter n icnspoomui " uaiuoeriai
nan to coiucn up me gaiucrini; in in
anu siept goon lor uie teinainuer 01 1
s.iuie need and not know the true merits o
.1. H nn.1,.l.,l .....IU.. I P ...In. ,
lioum eon. lies Moino. Iowa, 25 and &
cent bottle for sain hv N. B. Kcber, f
snton, anu w. r. uiery, wetssport
flickers of idling steam curl upwind nnil-fnoblo Kpcoa cutno on, and, as tho otlur
to lccwatd like Incense, and iho wind iu
the backed and fretting topsails mnr
murs n dirge. The onler to "uncover
is passed gently, and whilo tho beauti
ful words of tho bnti.il service nro being
read tlie hush of the living is accen
tuated by the low accouipnnitnents of sea
sounds by the rumple nt eager water
eddying ptemward, and by tho surging
of tho breeze in tho hollows of tho can
vas and through tho rigging and gear.
When tho closing ptayer is said, the
last blessing given, the tackles aie
manned, tho coffin is strippedof its flags
and slung in ftrnis, and slowly, rever
eutly is hoisted aliove tho rail and clear
of tho shin nutil it is poired over tue nil
lows. The marines load, aim, lire, in
all three volleys, that awaken rattling
echoes in Ihe hidden spaces of the ship;
the bnglo sounds "taps tenderlj" and
sweetly, Willi a net. or meaning of sleep
nud rest: tho cuttm ving-i further out
and is lowered gently nulil tho f am
and spoondiift moist. i it: the tackles
are detachid with sip' ten jerk, and in
an instant tlie wcigl ti-d Imx ah ts
downward, bodiled in f.iamand bnhbles.
and all is over until lb" sea gives np the
dead.
In a littlo while I lio cheery whistles
trill out a call to duty; the half masted
ensign clii M to tho dasher block; the
ablplslitonght to her course, and dazedly
the men take np the wearying routine
of the lives so sadly broken. An un
usual rimer rests upon tho vessel ami
around the iues tables, but In the groups
gathered to smoko during the supper
hour and after tho hammocks aro piped
down the virtues those heroic and
honest soft virtues of the dead sailor are
recalled, and with a tenderness lorn of
a comradeship closer than any other
men except soldiers may know. New
York Tablet.
Tho Wearing of Amulet..
Who wore the first amulet it would be
iinpossiblo to say, but Iho adoption of a
talisman to wnnl off evil is of very
ancient origin.
Phylacteries, tho tiroek worn for iinm-
lots, were worn by the Israelites, lo
which allusion is made Iu tlie Scriptures.
Thete phylacteries were narrow strips
of parchment ou which weie written
passages mini tno urn lestoment. a
strip was placed in a small leathern box
and bonud to the left elbow by a narrow
strap. There was ft smaller phylactery
for the forehead, tno box ior which was
about an iucli square.
Tlie word amnlet Is of Arabic origin.
and implies ft thing siiended. Amulets
were of various kinds. The moouatone
spieil for nn opening, emota him on the
cheek, nor could he longer stand, for hU
fair limbs failed straightway under him,
And as when beneath the north wind's
ripplo a fish lenpeth on a tanglo eovcri d
beach, and then the black wave lildeth
it, so leaped up Enrynlns nt that blov.
But great hearted 1'peos took hiin lu his
hands and set him upright and his dear
comrades stood nrnuml him und Ikto
him from the ring with trailing feet,
spitting out clotted blood, drooping his
head nwry. and they set him down in bis
swoon among them nnd themselves went
hack aud fetched tho two handled cnp.
Enryalus was knocked out iu one
round. Such n description of the similar
New Orient's contest would perhaps
servo iM?plo latter than the elaborate
work of urt which was prepared f.'r
them. Tho iK-t doe.i not descend to do
tails he does not give information
enough. But then perhaps Homer does
not aim to gie information merely. lie
seeks rather to present a picture, nnd
the picture is there,
It will bo noticed that there weie no
"clinches' in this struggle, but It is
otherwiso in tlie next game which the
greatest of epic liards goes on to do
scrilie. Arhtlb'S offers it tripod for use
before the tiro us it prize for tlie winner
in the "grievous west ling match, and,
shaking to ti"i assembled (I reeks,
opens tlie conlst with these words,
"IHee all who would cutT t his combat,'
'Thereupon arose great A jax, son of
Telamon, nnd Odys'eus, of many wiles.
the crafty minded. And the two being
girt went into the midst of tho ring and
clasped each other in their arms with
mighty hands like gable rofteis of a
lofty house which some rarueti crafts
man joineth, that he may baffle the
wind's force. Anu their backs crealml.
cripped firmly under tbe vigorous hands,
and sweat run down in streams, and
many weals nlong their ribs nud shoul
ders sprang up red with blood, while
ever they strove amain forvictory, to
win the wrought trlpoxi.
After this sort of thing bad gone on,
for awhile it "began to irk tbe well
greaved Achalans" I. e., it made the
crowd tired. To settle matters, Ajax,
by agreement, first lifts Odtasens nnd
tries to throw him, but lie "struck deft
ly from behind the hollow of Aias' knee
and loosed bis limbs and threw him
down backward, nnd Odyaeens fell ppon
his chest, and the people rtared and
wondered. Then in his turn much en
during, noble Odysseus Iried to lift, and
moved him a little from tho ground, but
could not lift him, so be crooked his
knee within the other's, aud bulb fell nu
John Walls, of Minors' Mills, died nt
hospital In Wllkesbarre enrly T1109.
some weeks ago.
kuow that pana lies way oft there on tbe
Litchfield bills! You can't seem Mm
tonight, darliug. aud may God help uu
aud help me."
And tbe car rattled ou! but tlie big,
portly luoii.iii the opiHisite corner turned
about In his seat anil looked steadily out
of I He windo for several mtnutes.-f
New York Itecor4r.
found in the desert of Arabia was worn the ground near to eech other and were
as ft talisman against enuiiwiiiueui uy ; souea wnn uusi.
the women, who suspended it around I Then Achilles interferes. 'Victory
tha.iaclr. It was n white, trananarent ' with both." lie said. "Take equal pris
foraeaichlntrforitlieinir and deport that other Achaians maV
midnight. Detroit Free Press. contend." In modern parlance, they
foueht to a draw. There was no "kiok.
An ii.iuou wild Auimai. ' ng .ggimt the referee's decision. The
Deer isle is ili.tiirbed greatly aWt an combatants "wiped tbe dust from them
unknown wild animal which, it is an,i ut their doublets on." The de
claimed, lias been around there several ucriptiuu is poetical not practical. It
years. He has lieen seen by quite a 1 admired and lauded bv nl! Ihe
number of peraoiw at twilight or in the 1 worjj for 3,000 jears or more, yet it it
evening, aud once or twice has been seen I WftS mai to the average American news
In tbe daytime, ami is described aa being jMrar editor as an account of an actual
about the siea of ft large dog, and some-, occurrence for publication In the spurt
what resembling both n dog aud a cat, . nff odniuns It would be rejected with
Having HcaiiiaeiMMtiiRauwii, me utu ue- scom. New York Worm.
ing long and the ears short. He has a I . .
most peculiar fry, something between a I social innmtiuea.
snarl and a growl, and persists iu ful-, Nationalism Is but another name for
lowing lawiflealoog the roud, especially .i.iiun. vith but a slight raodlnca-
in the eveuiug. It does not molest nny (lon what socialism desires to reaeh
one. neither can it be frightened off, but in a iverl way for the whole woild
will follow one along, keeping in tie nationalism desires to obtain within the
woods near the road and occasionally ii.-i.. f tho nation. Ioatwucu aa there
A God send Is Ely's Cream Halm.
tnics a week my nose would bleed. I
thought the soips would never heal, lonr
son, Portsmouth, N. If.
1 war, an much trnuhteil wllli enl arrl, Il
serlouftlv affected tnv voire. One hntllaftf
i.ij s WU.IU1 uauii uiu 1110 wir, jiy voic
a fnllv resin, p.!. 11. h l.elntner. A ar
ailPiptlia, t'.t.
iho Iluntlntrilnu Par Mannfacturlm
Indefinite period owing lo lack of or
ilers.
lbill'M Head 1 1.1, in lite V.xti urt. so lilirlilv eon
inisrt. nre Ilio liost In Ihe market. Tlie miAHt,
i , , , i inn. ti in , in, 'i ii u .... i j, iu ri.
The Heading Iron Company lms re
celvesl the contract to furnish the pipe
for a new pine line to be built by the
uuueu mines: iieuuiuiT t ompany. ai
.- I , , . ,-.. . . . . r ,.
r.m.iT .is itn nr., iinn , ,w, iinin
Inim in1V, , r,Tra, nl. tow
by n Hud to the soaboard.
A htrauae Freak
.'lie wife of our esteemed citizen. Ur
Jnhu llowcll, while suffering under a te
vere attack of tho blues, tried lo commit
the crime of infanticide, but was prevent
ed by tlio opiionuue arrival of aneighlur
i.cr ease lias oeen considered by tne nest
loctors Incurable, but he husband wsi
hlchly pleated, afler mine a course of 6ul
pbnr Hitters, to nnd that she was entliel
ctireil. Ktn.stou Herald.
iiiiUKiu.il.' iruiiiilt". are ilie uiuiu
deadly.
Tito Vnlnahte Frlentla.
I. A Tjh.flcls.il cannot be alwai lilu'
nheuinatltm, Neuralsls, Sprains, Urol."
when least expected. Keep hand; tbe
friend ot roan; households and the de
strovcr of all pain, the famous lied F1S3
Oil. erutt.
S. Many a Dstcious Ufa could be saved
that Is being racked to death with thai
terrible cough. Secure a gooi nlcbi s rest
bv Investing ttr, cents for a bottle cf I'an
Tlns, the float reniely for Coughs. I olds
snd Unusuinplion. Trial bottles or 1'sn
Tina free at T. 1). Thomas' Drug Store
.viarsnal ht. L'rr was ii neddtet- a -nn
and enlisted ns a private.
Iwr. am. raanll Iniin Hie n.n nf Iia VI II,.
l.lllle IMIT inters, the famous utile pills.
i. u. I nomas.
Japanese women
latrt vegetarians.
are fur the mo..'
Tbe wind from the North blows ' -aud
keen, aud bad effects ofcoldsare 3.
One Minute Cough 'ore so tare and ' "
will quickly perform a vonderons i n
I). Tliomat
bllKle
.i j . v i . .., tn i l
. . 1 a, - , f TXV llllWe,VU UUllsR JVm WM vTBUllorp ' ' V w -r. - - " ' - fttteMt. the lACl?r 11'MtltS KK-10l Of
On evei'tlling y iU buy nl US W r,,)U w,.n ,.,0ha,i n,i il! (ed-tue relactantlyt" the 'M p-ronemdation. - , shwupooiug, lid. i sUavtug, Jd ; c witty "J 1Hb!e for ,he
Ilarilly au liupruteuieut,.
An energetic. German jorWnr was
ctipd acting a musical society, Tltey
Were StUertng sveuussasutm a i,iijii,
and had leavhed the chorus, "Hear ns,
llaal; bear, mighty god!" Tb men's
vxalees were booming out sonorously
making Its peculiar oall. A (ew people
think it to be a lynx which, iu some
manner, reached the Island from the
mainland on some ice. Bangor (Me.)
Oounrr'ial.
is a tendency in the human race to crys
tallise around natloisal centers itaiiowu
lsm thinks it Uses to respect these bound
ariea. Ultimately etkmaliein would
lave to reach out after the univerwl
end.
-.i.i .. .. ....... uut r.iahaiMnrira that
Ou the celebi-ated How church, which . .,ie-.Mamrusrsililsni isiden-
elbows Its way Hito busy t beapsid-. i . - arju.mluuu--
Intereatllig lxindon Sign.
mere ts tuts notue, ratner more cBrr,y . tBev fono
the iinm.ite nole to. suarchislu. While
! anarchism is a theory of government
put than is the custom here, "Sin k no I
bills on this church."
Over a shop in a town a few null's out
There is nothing as undent as origi
nality.
Small in tlse, (treat in results Dp V
I.lLllu Kurlr Ttiui,, lie., nlllk fn. I -nil.
pAtion, bps', foi Sick Headache, hi si for
Kour cHeinteti. rhet nevi r gi ipi T P
Tiwmas.
UUV 11) 1, 13 ,l Wl" HUI'IB "1 u
tAnl. n,!i,V,f ,..., .Am, ,n , , I, at. tw. .nil
itcn iiaaie ssie win cure thfm 1 I
Thomas
when the couductor cried out: "No--de of Londoti I lead, ' Tlio private part of
dreadful vowel! Dout say u-a-t-c; I this house to lot
soften a leetle- give de more musical
sound, Bal." .. Whereupon the biirits
took up the strain again, "Hear us,
Bawl, hear us, Bawl'" but they qun-kl)
readtaeil the peculiar turners of the senti
ment, std-brokeMown iu laughter, to tbe
great amaaeiientof ilte little Unna,
who fievey aaw irre joste; eui. vai iuruu
The possibilities "f u l urber's life in
the world's metrolis are suggested
by trie following, which iiiuiio a brute
showing in a barber's simp itfewnipp.
oat of High Holbnru (thelan word bwng
pronounced, Uy the way, with the first
"o" long, aud as though there weie no
1" iu it-iio-naru): "ttatr cmtiug. on.
SSW vou read tbe Advocate then you ruad the News 1
ief, raiiiiiiK, . ., ,, ,rara nr,,i rM;..!1,
1 UW- lHS 'UtU(ll1
ITiloc'kUatimlier, &r.,ekr.lU1vitt ' yon to aiidsx e ns.
ire will u-e yp.i right, rIidw
Vvvy iOWC.sl.Pl-icC-., our pui'laaud'ti..,,.,.-!.!'!..,- w.ib
T (ileusure hen jotilmj tni
" " ' I nest bill til' goods pieaw 'try uj.
jf. Sale bills printed cheap.! KRUM & KISTLEUt
which will allow no power whatsoever
to any governing body, nocialism or na
tionalism will endow tne government
with givaioi 1 lowers )t than its own.
While the f. -ri.ier believes that tbe initi
vidiuil alr-iil take upon hiuiaeU all the
consequeiii't- wUicu spring from couipe
Mriosi, aad that according to his oppur
ttuutiea a man shall either succumb In
the struggle for existence or surt n e as
tlw Attest, the latter holds society or
i ni -t
Ik l-tlpedhiin'd to uii'tce.
Tli. rp .wM uu leply, "The two enlle
uun ti intiieel fneir polttltid t)lcUMdon, j
waxniet v.nrm lu the dfefeu-, "t thejr
ft nine lewe thitt tltc woro l,i it fair
way to clear the tray Ikikmi ttfedt. i
Addlo caught up the aiiteuHiod oJunie I
of poutu , and vauuheu from the rouui, !
I loliovretl her. tb tied uu the stau.'
and scrapiftg teetu, Od., h.tts blocked,
art. rkiuble ohantefor ladir " L"iidnn
Cot. New York Tribnlie
teaelilus I.auilng
Ins., un-ot tlie putsti ,ui'-.l- "f tli
iin leui tilricT toe iiiimiet la a i.ii t ' t tin
uU. knle.1 tu I course of physical culture, oaut .lulii-
tbe saute atonu, and, strange to reiuio, I mg will be an easy traualation fnuu Hits,
lumber of teteui .hi.wed any external and it may expected to be included iu
marks of injur) - tUclmugo. 1 the course shortly. New York Tim i
Loudon Tit-Hits
o Mars' of A.) Klu.l
il. a aeMlP Ihlllidol-at.inu ;.i .'ulo'
IRAS, t,Mii.l,lia.hsW.l Ulll. I 1') llgUl
ll,.r il, U -.llldJl t.,'.ll Ul I UI.P 1 "'l.'tt
i-htkU. ... IU1 Ul utl,s w ..
nig of every owe of its members as l"iig
as the meinner luinna ni nuuitaii. n "
M iety.- KabW tjolomi u ea-luiidli-r
Vuuuj btiltee nf Geruiaiiv utvu a
perstltlou that if tht bin y adiuy of
their blood under a roaobuah il will
ever after insure the nrporiaiesitei
pair of ruay cheeks.
al "Stat '
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A ire.iiii iMi Ui I i k 1,
til In U iivrjilfit, r- , j i
intlnvM t t.Hl 1,