OH, FOB A DAY OF SPRING t
Oh, for a. day of Fprlng, ,
A tiny of flowers and illy,
Oi blrda that pipe nnd hiiik
And bnj hood's moUnholft
I would nut Krodg the .niiirliter,
Thu tears that followed Rftir.
for day of youth,
A day or atnmth mid paiedon,
Of words that told the tith
And deed the truth would ffwhlonl
I would not (fare imtaated
One glory white it lamed.
Oh, for 11 day of days,
A day with )on and pleasure.
Of lore to a.11 Its ways,
, And life In all ltd Ttiensurel
Win me that day from sorrow
And let me die tomorrow.
Wilfrid Boa wen Wont in London Ann.
DUPED.
It is now many years sliice I first visit
ed Paris, trat if I live to be a centenarian
I urn certain 1 shall not forget that tint
journey from London while I remember
anything. I was then youiijj and inex
perienced, but sufficiently vain to think
myself a paragon of wisdom. Like most
Londoners, 1 thought that wonderful
city the very heart of tho world, and all
outside of it mere suburl.
Well, one fine morning, which hap
pened to be tho twenty-first anniversary
of my existence, finding myself the lord
ly proprietor of 1.000. I concluded to
celebrate my freedom by running over
to Paris and astonishing the natives. Fit
ting myself ont in a style that would
have made me tho envy of n Pawme
chief, 1 procured my pasport and em
barked for Calais. There were a great
many more persons going over than 1
bad eipected to see. bnt 1 consoled my
self with the probability that very few
of them were destined for Paris, and that
not a single one of them was quite as well
dressed as myself.
I was pacing tho deck of tho steamer
Bome two hoars later when I felt a light
tap on my shoulder and heard a very
pleasant voico say:
"Pardon me, my lord, hut may I ven
ture to ask if you are destined for Pansy"
Now, I was in reality very far from
being a lord, or even the kin of a lord,
but there was something so very agree
able in the iitlo that I felt no special
anxiety to disown it. I turned to the
speaker-arid beheld a rather hnndiome,
well dressed young man of perhaps 2o,
who sunled and held ont his liana, ad
ding!
"lH wager a champagne supper, vii
connt, you are at one of yonr old tricks
again, traveling incognito. Well," ho
continued, heartily shaking my hand,
"well met, I trust, and how nro my Lord
ana Lady AluyuT
Drawing myself up with im air in
tended to show a noble breeding! said
very stiffly
"You ate mistaken, sir Aibyn is not
my family name.
"A thousand pardons, my lord!" ex
claimed tho other in surprise. "1 see my
mistake now; you are not my old friend,
the viscount, but so liko linn that better
eyes than mine have been deceived. Par.
don mo again if 1 seem to trespass upon
yonr good nature by introducing mj self
to your notice as the lion. Kobert liean
fort, youngest son of Lord Cuwdale."
"Very happy, sir, to ni iko your ac
quaintance," returned 1, v. th n very stiff
bow. "But why, I pursued, feeling in
ternally more flattered th u I wished to
havojippear, ami really u lighted that I
bad come in contact with one -of Lni
land's proud aristocracy, "why do you
address me as if you knew me to be ono
or the nouuityr
"Because, my lord," your whole man
ner shows to an exiierienced eyo you are
not a coramouer.
"You are right," said I, with a smile
intended to convey tho impression that
His shrewdness had penetrated my dis
guise.
"I knew it, my lordl" he triumphantly
exclaimed, "l linew.m
1 did not caution mm against address
ing me according to my sunnosed rank,
for besides the fact that tho flattering
sound was very agreeable to my ears
connted on its being disclosed to or over
heard by others, and thus being myste
riously elevated in their estimation.
Long before we had crossed tho chan
nel the lion. Mr. Beaufort and myself
had become very intimate. He had trav
eled a great deal, and of course 1 was in
luck to fall in with him on this account,
to say nothing of his being a son of a
lord. He was going to show me Paris
and French life, and 1 must leave all to
him. He would look at my passport
and also overhaul my trunk and tell me.
the exact amount of duty I should lmvo
to pay, This he did and then observed:
"Oh, a matter of 10 guineas will see
yon through nil right, my lordl Yours
is a inert trifle 1 wish mine was as lit
tleit will coat me a cool 100, but I sup
pose you left ut home all except absolute
necessaries, as I ought to have done. By
tne way, as we are Hearing Calais now,
yon may jnst hand me the amount, and
I will arrange it without giving your
lordship any trouble whatever. Yet
stayl" he immediately added, with
vexed expression, "What am I thinking
about, talking money affairs to j-our lord
ship. I understand these things, and I'll
arrange all. Put your baggage witli mine.
and we'll make it all right at the end of
the journey
I began to think it was going to cost
me something to keep up my title.
As we drew near Calais all was exoite-
ment and bnstle on board our steamer,
each one anxious to look out and get
possession of his baggage and otherwise
arrange for getting ashore at the earliest
possible moment. As my ftieud had so
kindly volunteered to take all trouble
ana responsibility off my hands, I felt
very easy and contented ami was amus
ing myself with the fleet of littlo boats
that had gather d fironud us when the
Hon. Mr. Beaufort came hurrying np
and uiew me apart from tne others.
"I find," he said, "I liave not gold
enough to jwy the duties and get us to
Paris, Could you oblige me with change
for a 13UO uoter"
Unfortunately." I replied, "I have
not more than GO guineas in my posses-
nun, me rest or my lumis being In
draft on Deleasert & Co., Paris."
"How unfortunate! What is to be
lone! By the bye, w ill you let ine ate
four draft, my lord
I product! it.
"Stay a minute till I speak to the cap
tain," ho said. "1 tliiuk 1 can arrange
It"
He hurried away with the draft in his
band. For the first time I felt a little
luspicion of some trick and awaited his
return wuh some auxic' v. He came
tack, however, in about 1. minutes and
isked me for my posspu-i, sayiug lie
thought he could get thi ugh without
iny trouble. As we luul int vet reached
the pier, I handtd him thnt. but with
the resolve to have it lieek liefure going
ignore.
When some 10 minutes later hu re
turned with a uheerlul smile, and fold
ing up my pupers put ihtin in iny band,
with tho remark that all was right, 1 was
la ashamed of my Ule suspicious that !
felt myself blush.
' The clerk." ho said, "has cliatiged my
note at a fair discount, giving ine haU
fold and the rest in bills on the liank uf
France By the be, my lord, suppose
you take a few. Yon may want tu use
them before yon get your small draft
cashed."
I declined at tint, but he iusiste.1 so
Itrongly on my taking and carrying
them, even though I thuught I might not
want to use them, thai at first, fearing
lunger refusal would hurt his feelings, 1
consented to put them in my packetuuok.
Under the manage ueut ut wyfritsud,
who spoke French as fluently MFirnjIish,
verythmg got on smoothly, and I soon
found niself transferred from the
steamer to a fine hotel without, as hjtf
had said, lumug any Ironl-h whatever.
:inr passport meantime h id been given
upend sent on to Pari si. 1 t. mi orwj
ernes, as is the custom 1, , 1 Um fur
lushed us in place of th m
1 will pass over the remainder of the
journey with the urn i le r mark that
very moment more an 1 un re endear.-1
cue to my agrees' lo and austoiruue
friend, and tne ui r i r I iiad was .u
the fait of being ai ,i i - ,iiioii,
won h sooner or Inter he might uaaaaau,
to my grief mid .one
i to flualh urmwu' ut Puns our psss-
sores were KE-siij dt lusndt-d, and
sooner wtts mino examined man the on
cer informed me that I was under arrest
Mid must come wit h Inm Mv Fiemh
srM none ot the l,.-i I nt in tn. surprise
and constcinniion 1 inwle the best use
It I could and demanded v,hat wits
meant by sin h iirocceditiKs.
'Yon will find thttt out nt our exam
ination," w as his sharp reply.
Then we were whirled to the office of
insjaistrnte, and I wits nnceremouitnisly
hurried into a small, close room, half
(1111 with police officers, secret agents
Mid lawyer. On the lunch sat a small,
withered specimen of hnmaulty, with a
wig on hit head aud sjiectncles on his
forehead.
Well," lie said, jerking down his spec
tacles and taking a good stare at me, as
diil all the others, "what nowr
As 1 could understand Frertch mnoh
better than 1 could speak it, I wan able
to make out what was said, and to ituy
utter astonishment I now heard myself
accused of Itetng a notorious swindler
and counterfeiter.
What Is yonr nauro?" demanded the
commissary.
Ralph Hodge, said 1.
An alios," said one of the police offi
cers. "On his passport is itooert iieau
fort." A mistake, then!" cried I. "That is
name of the gentleman that came
over from London with me. lie took
my passport and must have cnauged it
by mistake."
The officers smiled mcrenuiousiy ami
exchanged glances with each other and
the magistrate, and the latter shaking his
head said it wouldn't do.
"My draft on Delessert ft Co. will
prove it!" exclaimed I. Itetblnktng my
self of that and producing it with trem
bling eagerness.
The commissary glanced over it ami
frowned.
Another mistake iierhaps," lie said
with ironical bitterness, jointing to the
name of Robert Beaufort.
The truth now Hashed upon me. My
companion then was no other than a pro
fessional villain, who liad played upon
my foolish vanity .and made me ma dupe
nnd scapegoat. I tried to niRkethemag-
istrate comprehend the true state ot the
case, bnt he either did not or would not
understand me.
After a good deal of trouble and delay,
however, I mauaged to get the British
embassy interested in my case, and in
course of time the truth came out, slid 1
was set at liberty. My money had all
been drawn ' through long before, and
the villain who bad robbed and gulled
me was safe across the frontier chuck
ling over tho arts by which he had de
frauded a fool. E. 11. in New York
News.
fltit Time Cltrl.ttnna.
I cannot but sigh sometimes for the
simplicity of .the original Christmas or
that of the middle nge. when the yule
log biased on the hearth and the boar s
head graced the board. There is some
thing very attractive about all this, in
theory, but I do not fancy the reality
where the rushes on the flour caught the
refuse for the rats and dogs to eat, even
while the dinner was going on. And,
while I would not go back to this in its
entirety, I would be glad to see some of
its simplicity infused into our social life
of today with lis artificiality nnd its
petty jealousies and bickerings. Boston
Iiouio Journal.
A l'ltinillur Kxtutrlviice.
You lose things things that you hnve
put away so very carefully that jou can
not track them yourself. You search aud
search until you could cheerfully howl,
so deep is your despair. It's of no use.
They are nowhere.. Y'on get more liko
them if vou can. or maao somo misery.
bio substitute do, or suffer for want of
them. Aud then some time yon come
across thein, put away, oh, so neatly
wisely, whtre no oitc. not even you,
would ever think of looking. Boston
Commonwealth.
Jilirturu mid rtij.lcal llri cloViuent,
Wo may ask. Has any actual difference
been atcertaiued between the growth of
the children of tho favored class nnd
that of the less favored child? Do fresh
air and good food and exercise and the
absence of exhausting lubor tell not only
upon the general health and ltappiness of
our children, but nxton their height and
weight and the development of their
chests? Does nurture tell in nclital fig
nresupon the eUe of a many To this we
may answer yes.
It should lie remarked in this connec
tion that in rtgnrd to their actual origi
nal endowment of bone and muscle, na
ture is iinjiartial in her favors, that her
children are born free and equal in tills
respect, and that circumstances aa re
gards poverty or wealth or class, whether
cf king or peasant, have little or no in
fluence upon the size of tho uew born.
It is also noteworthy that the tendency
in the beginning is always toward the
normal symmetrical det elopmeut of the
body, aud (speaking of the rule) that
children are not burn deformed, or with
the deficiencies and irregularities we
sometimes note in them later. Out of
28,300 Infanta observed by Clianssier,
only 123 were found to present any de
viation from the normal, and these ex
ceptions were actual monstrosities, while
from 13,S9 cases observed at n matcr-
nite in Paris only 45 were deformed.
Mnry T. Bisaell, JI. D., iu Harper's
IUzar.
If Vou IVeru tn tltn Moon,
If lunar conditions are favorable to hu
man existence aud it is not certain that
they are not and you could be trans
ported to the top of Pico or 'some other
tall peak or rock on the surface of our
"silvery sister world," how do you sup
pose things would look from such van
tage ground? You would probably first
turn your eyes iu the direction of our
earth the world you luul just quitted
but to 3 tin it would be a stranger. In
place of the somber globe you would
naturally expect to behold your eyes
would be greeted with n most wonderful
sight. The earth would appear to you to
be 01 times larger than the sun appears
to the residents of this mundane sphora
This because the earth lias eight times
the diameter of the moon; therefore she
must necessarily show the inoonites 64
times as much surface as the moon
shows us.
The sun, on the other hand, would ap
pear no larger to you from your observa
tory on the moou than it does from our
globe, Tlieearth'satmoaphere being blue,
It has been decided that the earth must
appear as a blue ball to all outside on
lookers. What a glorious sight it must
be to our lunarian neighbors to look upon
a bright blue, swift revolving balrftt times
larger tnan the ami: ot. Loula lie public,
Hourdlni; llou.e AuteitltlM.
They were talking at the boarding
uouae table about Hnitth, the lawyer,
who was not present.
"Smith," said the autocrat at the head
of the table, aud who Is himself a law
yer, "Smith is a very bright fellow, but
lie has this drawback! He rates himself
about lid per cent higher than anybody
else does."
"Yes," said the newspaper man medi
tatively as he reached over and took the
two brown biscuits that the teacher had
trr eyes on, "yes, hot that 4s such a
common failing of lawyers that I uever
vase any account of it."
Aud then the other buardars wLu never
dare to indulge iu such auieiiitiss laughed
wildly, while the lawyer said he
oouldu t see why it was that a slur ou
Ids profession was always so ""tHug to
tne eoaiuiou UerU. Exchange,
ItotMgfr I'rttMi AitaMl tlwivts.
The Lancet gives an account of a fata!
case of blood poisoning in which the la-
tsctiou wat iracea to a Muuoa nlasttr
One can readily see how Uw
court ulasuir or any sdltesive pUatvr
might be the cause of mfeoving a fresh
wound. They sve made to a gruat sx
teut of aiuuai) refuse and beyond that
lay ue mm ted in the -pocket or by be
ing cart ltwl.t hit i ,i 4ucc where they
aro liable to couttiuilliutloii.
Uuk'- l, i i
i ."i,-rhiii
. . i ' . t ill tlkiHl
.t II, llrl
i' I ' ne hulls,
. ' il tin Minn
lu.' .ii-wi-red iiruwu-
Mi-
niili ' i
tlni.rf
- u.ir, "I.
. t, 11 ui, ilure Us
THE IMMORTAL SOUL.
Vlttor ling.,' Meivnrnl.l, 1 t,i t ftmptn lie- '
,lt Mo- II li. !'.
M dllinci icmntoXi t,.i Htlsrnln
Pn ,s somo . irs i " I ' d- h' r d n i
Impromptu mldns.. m u In. I, 1 '
exnrt'Rslon to bN fitith in the i !' de i-m'
in the soul's linniortnhi li' Inend,
Houspaye, who WHBpitHi nt.
"Hugo at Unit time vmu men of utrel,
with no siirn of old age about him, Imt
with all the agility, the suppleness. th
(ase and grace of Ids b't years." He
was contradicting the atheists, and hl
friend says "his face was bright with
the heavenly halo, Mid Ms tjts nhum
like burning coals."
"There are no otitilt forces," he said,
"there are only luminous forces. Occult
force is chaos; the luminous force it
Ood. Man Is an Infinite little copy ol
God. Tills is glory enough for man. 1
sura man, an invisible atom, a drop in
the ocean, a gram of sand on the shore.
Little as I am, I feel the Ood in mo, lte
oanse I can also bring forth out of my
chaos. I make books, which are crea
tions. I feel In myself that future life. 1
sm like a forest which has 1m tit more
than once cut down; the new shoots ars
stronger andjiveller than ever.
"I am rising, I know, toward the any.
The sunshine is on my head. The earth
gives mn itt generous sap, but heaven
lights me with the rrftection of unknown
world's. Yon s ly the soul Is nothing but
the result of lsid'Hy powers. Why. then,
is my soul more luminous when my bod
ily powers begin to raw winter is on
my head, and otsrnal spring is in mv
heart. There I breathe at this hour the
fragrance of the lilacs, the violets nnd
the roses as at") years ago. The uearei
I aitproach tho cud Hie plainer I heal
archmd roe the immortal symphonic ot
lie worlds which btvitc me.
"It is marvelous, ) el simple. It is 0
fairy tale, nnd it is historic. For half a
century 1 hav o ltcen writing my though ti
in proso and verse, history, philosophy
drama, romance, tradition, satire, U
and song. I bare tried all, imt I feel 1
have not said b thousandth part of what
is in me. When I go down to the grave.
I can say, like many others, I have fin
ished mv day's work, but I cannot say
I have finished my life. My days will
begin again the next morning. Tht
tonlli is not n blind alley, it it a thor
oughfare. It doses on the twilight, tr
open on thn dnwu." L'Uuhers '
The public will perliaps bo interested
iu hearing that M. Zola, M. Dtiudet .ttid
M. Arsetie Houssays acknowledge red to
lie their favorite color, and that the
favorite animal of. 11. Armaud Silvostre
is tho .loukey.
Hip Pin-lug,
Of all aeatons In the year, Is the one for
making rattic.il changes til regard tenesmi
Durlntc the winter, the ss.eni becomes tc
a certain extent cloaced with waste, nnd
the blood loade.l nlth Impurities, oning to
lack or exercise closo coullnetiietil In noor.
ly vcnllhiifd (hops and homes, and otl-ei
caiues. 1 Ills It the eauso ot the dull, slug-
ttlfctf, tired feellnc so general at this seanon
and widen must oc overcome, ar the dealt),
mat be entlreb bioken down. IIo d't
Sarsanaiilla has attained the crcalet pspn
atltv all oer the country as tlio faiorlle
bnilng Medicine. Itexpeis the accmiiula-
tioti of Impurities through the bowels.kltl-
eys, tiler, lungs anil skin, gives to tin
blood the purity audnualiu necescarr ic
good health a ml oyercotnes that tires feeling
A dozen boo trees In New Madrid Mo.,
were lately tapped, nnd yielded 000
pounds of wild honey.
Piles of ptople have piles, but Da Wltt'e
" licit liazic baire will cure them. i . II
Thomas
To mako ice by nrtillciil nieuna re
quires ouo ton of coal to produce from
five to teu tons of ice.
It is truth In medicine the smallest dose
that performs a cure Is the best. DsU'lttV
Little Karly Itlers are the smallest pills,
win penunu me cute, auu tu o tne hest
1 nomas. Druggist
Stem-u lntlliig wnfehos ueie liivcti'-
1 ny Noel in tho year 18fil.
UsK DANA'S SAltSAPAUIt.l.A. in
rilK KIXD THAT CURBS. "
Aluminum pencils are being maim
facturetl in Germany for tthe iiisubiti
tute for slate iieueils.
The most Intelliaent neotile of our com
immlLv rt'enantse in DsUiii'h I.IiiIh lUrK
Risers pills of uneqiislsil merit fnriljspepsia
jirtumcne anil Cliusiipaufju. verv small,
M-nsci in action, i tinman, l 'rosiest.
The fl.UtirlllC hUnc tnun?. t.1tlnrna nttrf
jeini. curtains, cases anil irA-crwint,
uui.'sltesd Flavoring Kxlrar-ts are dalh
used by tne bt cooks. They nre mslilvi-
lhe words of Damascus wero world
famous five hundred yeurx liefwre the
Christiuu Urn.
llnrklru's Anilra Sn!e.
Ihebeal MtUw in tl, w,l.l r,. futm 1,..
Sores, fliers. Halt lUieum, Fever Sore's, te
I Inlliimd llullil.. I'lilllilaiMt n.,ruu u...i .11,
KnilSltins. mid iMiiMLifcelv r. 111... .. n ..a.
reitulrert. It atgUHrHiitivd toKle trfei't satis
motion, or inoou) irflttiileit. Prise 26 cents l.ei
twi. For sulo ui llehtr WilsliUnti and hiiri
A boby woigldug 10,00) pound nt the
epi tcr would weigh 10,031 pounds in
London.
Tho Ito.lou hUr
and now to deal wiih them, and other val
uahle mnlleal liifornistloii, will be found
in nr Kanlnianu s irlest Medical erk
lessnt colored plates. giil three S cem
inil 10 pay poiae lo A. I1. Ordwat A
Co , llosion, .Vaes.,and reeelt e a conv free
The best insect destroyer is hot alum
water.
W'e are going ou from grace to craoe
to parfeotion.
UoK DANA'S SAItSAPAllILLA. its
i he. o-r.Mj i ha r ucltiCo."
The wind from tho Vnril, l.u. &i,.
aud keen, and bod enacts of colds are seen.
ne M uute Cough Cure so sste aud sure.
win unit Mij periorma -voiulerous cuie. T.
v. sniMiiss.
One Hfth of the coal mliie.1 la lost iu
culm and refuse.
1 ne breaking: u of tlm uii.r (. ti,
ts'iai ioru Breaking up of Hie stsuw
mature is opening up the notes and throw
Ing olf refuse. DeWltt's Serasparilla Is ol
uuuraiiiniiii b suistaDCo lu Lhla iuw
L'K HA NA'H SAHMAPAIIIUa. its "TH
K1NU THAT Oil 8KB.1'
Tho lougevity of trees U umoh Iiific
enoe by olituata.
Bad eoton srsian itullosiss an unhasliki
Isle of tbe sjsteui, DsWItl's l.itUs Sarb
nissrs sra pil's I list will corrt lUs soutll
tlou. Tbsy act ou lbs liver, lbs; set on
lbs siouisoii, I bey set on tka bowels. T.
1). Tbianas, Ilfucgtu.
1)lie Urltiuli Huseuiu contaius IU
Oral euvelope ever uiads.
Astr uui tiers olaltn tlutt there are 17
SlXlKaj oouivls tu ttMS solar system.
I HAVE been a euHsrer from calstrb for
taes. I foaud iHiuinduue relief lu Hie
net of Ely's Cream Ualui. Hlnce ustas; Il
I bare not suffered alnoinent from baesV
scbe, sore Uiromt or loss of sleep, from
wbicb I prevk usly sntfrred, caused it)
e.lairb. I consider your Balm a valuable
resaedy.- K. U. Yssssr, M Warrasi street,
New fork.
Kit's Cresu Bales Is oxtb Its wslcbtw
loldssa cure tor caianb. (lew bottle
cured uw . A. Lovrlt. Fraaklia, fa.
LOS
There are fully lOOXIUu spseta, of Hi
sects known to the eutiwologiats.
For year, lbs editor of the Uurtington
-ImietUm 3ilu . i'fMI has beeji kubiecl lo
ranii eoltc or fin ot Indigestion, sqicb
Oinsi laked liltu for aeerai hours au I tin
h'tfd bun f , ,r buoineMi tor t.u or three
d.a rtii iLe im-t veur he ha Inn u.Idi:
' I nub, rlalnS i !ir t holers nnd DurrLu.
It in, .! Mh.tiewi i.ji'a. ,,o nuirwd, sud
i l.i hv.,imIi i li luul luionpl iw
i. f anil .'.'I r. 1,1 Ih.111,1 for Mle by
H.-t,. i. 1.. ImkI.Ioo, and II en, Wt issport.
1 A twtatiia (Un i preacher ailvertio..j
Miood uusie aud short eeroous.
A NOBLE CAUSE.
Commander Jsmc3 S. Dean, of General
Grain Post, O. A. 11, Ilondoul. N. Y.,
contrscteii an ag
grsvsted stomach
trouble IntheArmy
which lesulted in
chronic dyietil.
Physicians without
number prescribed
but he suffered un
told misery until
he uscu nr. Harm
Kennedy's Favor
ite Remedy, of
Cummnntter Dean. Itondout, N. Y.
After ratine It a week, ssvs Coninlftn-
der Dean, f felt better, and In a short
wlille wss entirely cured, thnt terrible
distress and food breaking up sour In my
llirost had all gone. .To-ilay, Ihere Isn't
a healthier man on earth. Comrades i
If jou'te not well, try this great medicine
on my recommendation, It's guaranteed
to cure or money reiuuueu.
I desire, says
Quartermaster Wil
bur L. Hale, of Pratt
Post. 0. A. It.. King
ston, N. Y.. to re
quest my comrades
to use Dr. Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, If
troubled wlthfScrofu-
s.Ssltltlirum.lonsti-
Killon, Rheumatism,
Idnev or Urinary
Troubles. It cured Qssrlsraaiter Hals.
me of a most horrible esse of ball Ilheura.
Physicians gave me Wp but Favorite Rem
edy healed every sore, strengthened my
nerves and muscles. I.now enjoy life."
Trees! Trees!
A full nataoititiottt (if Fruit. OrnuiiieiitHl ami
Shade Tn-es, KrrKri,eiiri, Hhniht, Vim"), etc.
mA I . K H rS BtiiK'tl at very reawn,ioif
ii Uriiio riitoH and In wtie they cn
niitenine lu irnon to the itiirwry, romiM-tent
mnn will iptr Intend the ttHHuitftic of order Tor
l iiiiHi'THit i mi rue. iiecninive I'mnmuin' win
nt niUi'Htioii, riKnitur: .:iu;i.im.
FOR SALE.
A farm lttiatett In Ttmstttfitstnii town.htp,
OaHiui count), l'u.. fchotit six tittles from elss
port, on routl teartlna lroin ialililact tu K testis
villa itntliihiK itiwiiiiln ot SJ Mites o clear
Isml wltn g'Ml rtiniiliiK si'ritiK wntor nil the
er rntintl, ami llli ail nerctsflry miuiiiii.nnus
nlimrl.lliii THO HTIIUY PltAMK DWlilr
I.I Nil HOL'SK Hum taut, w tth string ltxltl feet.
a frame, bstik Intra agxt feet, wautin shwl iaxm
leei nun nil inner ncaeitsitrr miiiuniniiiKs.
terms ot sine win oe msiis Kti.mn ny
JOHN JtfOlKR,
II Kanllv. I's.
Soidel's Bjikcrj,
flul Strwl, Irflilftltton, jon will nlwnvK fil
FreshMtHiid Het
BREAD AND CAKES.
Rye, Wheat and Vienna Bread
I'mdt H?ry Hay. Our Vienna llremt cannot
! excflltal. WerciMH'truHj rullcltyoiirwtnm
yte. Wjttch or the Wukuii,
Soidel's Vienna UaUery,
0p. Olrt'H, FM!HT ST.. t.KllinilTON. l'A
wiassronT, pa.
A popular question before tho
peoplo just now is Fishing
Tackle, this Is particularly so
with those who find a ploastiro
In angling for the tinny trlbo.
Where to get tho boat taokcl It
also n perplexlug quebtiou to
you but not to lis, for wo have
it right herethe vsry bestnt
the louost prices the sumo
prices perlinps us you pay for a
nrtlclo elsewhere. We want you
to come nnd oxatuino our new
Uueot Pishing Tuckol, before
you go elsowhcro for we know
that we can save yoti money.
That Is what you want.
Come and see us.
BIERY, The Druggist.
FUltMTUKE,
U.NDEIlTAKINd
FI.OUU A FKKIJ.
Robt. JNT.
Anthony,"
(SaeeesMr to J. P. Ilex, Fiwt Wehsnoit.)
ivlLilj UOXTIXUE TO UK
THE I1EST I'LACK TO BUV
Farnitnre, Floor & M.
t the IiUHttit 1'ilcefi.
Give ua a call. No trouble to hhow
woods.
H. N. ANTHONY
REN
Kew Siirlug anil Summer
GiMxls mean more with us
tliati tliesame wonts menu
frooiotlier JesJws. Wliy r
Oeeauea slit the gools we
liave ou our oounters and
slislves are new-tliere Is
no last jftar'sstook of uxxxls
urusjiwl up aud piled tip to
. ileoeiv the buyer. We fn
tesul to toerit your petron-
. ly uuiiest, fsir end
nnare daallng and we tvtttit
you U eoitva swd see siUat
e liave lu
'NOW DviiSB liOOlls
tit very Low IVicep.
Xiroimiwg k ProWeioiw,
of tbe best quality and at tbeloaest tleea.
ChoUsa FltMir mhI Vmh
Vjeh Cotiotr) I'rtMliiw.
U'lsttiuig My:liUie & Ifriuger
. of ttse tsst sssass at lav prioss.
A LI. GOODS ARS nKUVKItED FKEI.
M e have s Kootuy, Messsnt Store,
e1 eel lie Ugted. Coeue and sne us
Geo. H. Enzian,
North First Street, LehigLtun.
"COMMUNICATED"
To llio Owbts of Wapis,
I miitltl sn llint lii'luri' y"l
I
likf join W'ignii to the shop for '
rt'pniru lortk "Vt-r tlrp miiititigl
did Imt jrnr, tor wliitlirr I
lino infi'rinr I'Rint mul Vnrninli.
'llifii 0ntllmr iirii'f. h!o in
tlip ptirelinip of ti new tine, Wtij
of a L'itriiagp Mn! fitl buy
where )t)'i jjft tlif snine nvtiolf
for.XHi I so much lc8 moiipy,
for Miy-plurf in noteil fur thnt,
nnmt ly. to tx-ll chrnjK'r than
mij othpr. t uniit I Ml Cur tho
irmly stulT yon we.
WKISsroItT. PA.
Reading R. R System
Lehigh Valley Division.
Anthracite Coal used - exclusively
Insuring cleanliness nnil comfort.
. Arranueiiifi-t of Passenger
Ttttlns.
SCItKDl'l.K IN KtHKCT
lire 4, 18t.
TIt.tlNS I.KAVli I.H1IK1IIHIN
l or Neksiksiiil Ni ulh4.lB.J.I6,ttliillll2
am., a on, 6.a si.au p. in. -
Fur MallULKH hhiiik uhi, ....
. ai .. . . ,., Kt A 7 un.l 7 t 1, III.
'r,',r' I.Vmlvrl'vlllr and I rcutoll 9 00 anil
ll.U a.lu.j uu.l li.6T 4 37 p. m. ,. . ,
for m.Uhiston, Cbusjuiiu.;, Allcnton, Item
'l or riillitdslitila nun points wnitll 4J U.42.
7.1U'.54 uJ "' i U v3!' t, a tt"u
'fur'liwlluitsmlllarmbuiii t.aa,7. andll.tn
VZlS, raBl, tlP. Ulierrlford. Kiu
J. vt m i i in l c7,l.iv. unit IliiVeiidauniu,
ii.12.-B.oo S.M a. iu., VIM. an"
'"SKiifli t nir k .!. 7.43, M, II 20 anU IU!!
a.m. i.m, 3.i, 4.15.s.ai,7.w,8.i,o-Ts p. m.
SorWentlierly unit Ilarlelonl!.l.7.43.aeilli0
llJiSu.lii.1 4.15,o.i. 7.ii, lew p.". .,, A
for Msfrnmi) City, aiienanduali snu AMi and
0.SI, 7.43, DM and U.03OI1I.I 4.15. 0.20 & 7. ti U. I .
l or Ml. Orinel and MuuiiuMn il-Oi. LWano
'SrHi'ot'l!.vno,i!:i!i'.'7.1.i, 7Js.iuuil.ttl nd ll.Si
ii in sis, i is, iV.W tint! 7 5(0 it.in
'lVr' White llsven, lYItKwesr.e snd Hersntoii
7.i.i, e.80 and n.aa a-fnlt .". o.ai, 7.fl sud io.a
'''For i'lttslon and L. ii 11. Juliet., 7.43, D,30, and
II JH a.m.: 4.6.i.7.22aud lOJaji. m.
Kor ImiStisnnuck 7,43 and 11JB a. in.; 4 13.
YoroVeu,'Au1Curn, ftliaca and lleuetallji
11.111.; uuv p.ni.
Kor liceyill
Urcji file. TownndA, a) l e, Waverll. M
lloiliester, llullalo, .Vsaata Falls and tin
m m. niHiiesicr. iiuuiu.
.. :.' ' ,n ti, ,
f or l.imliii aim tin- Wot via Salainanen ai
l.isp.m. ..,...,,,,..
r'or New oik4,j0.l)7 and 11 Bn ra.
; M7 auu
7.! p. in
For rinl.iddluiU 1,25 7.U7 a. in.
: J. 32, 5.1
r ano
?'. . - a .i-o7
l or riasum mm nun ' ,,:
7J7,ll.ma.ni.; MBT.UU. a.i;aiidtui .iii.
For Maucli Cliunk 8.14, Wti, 11.11", HJs ll.V
s. in. : 8.1H, 5.13, Ml. nnd iuo p. in.
r or Heading Hi 07 c- in. ; 2.9S and T.JB p. 1 1.
For llMletmi WW, and It ta,.iii. ; 3.10 and 10.1
'''For Malianuy City anil Blieuandtli H.B6. !!.(.
II. in.. Htm 3 in p. in.
For Wffi.X.rSUkWlj.ne. Hlt.t.
luiiKliaiiiiock.lovi uii'la. hnie. ltlMca. eneis.
auliuiu, Kllnlra, ItiKliei-ter, lliittalo, M-Utani
rails ana tliu WestllAia. in and lowp in.
For Iiiithcr istitk'iilarsluqulieul Axeulsfoi
lime 'lableH.
O. tl. HANCOCK. Central I'asimger Aitent.
1'iui.uieipni.i, i a.
A. W. hONNKMACIII'll, As't Central I'as
seniier AKi'iit. Doutli lletlilelieiM, .
W. M. Rapaher,
n-fORNEV ISO COUSSELLOH AT LAW,
First door above Hie Mansion llou,
MAUC11 CHUNK. - - - TKNN'A.
teal Fjitate and Collection Agenfj. Will liny
lid sill Heal Kstate. Conveysl.e lljl! t'11J,?i
nlliino. nromot v made. Settling lJtstept
lecjdents a siwvlauy. May bo wusuitw in
liKltshiind (lenr.au
iiov. sa-vt
F. I. SMITH, D. D. S.,
Olltce olte Hie (lira House
Liattk Street, Lch 0 t. I'n-
I1BSTIMTHY IN ALL IT BBASl'IIKH.
KtlllllK Slid IlliklUK UtWulal dealUles a SU1
ty. Ia-alanestlietlesuscd. .,
las administered RUd.Terth fatrattr.t V, llll
'Fl'ICI' IllllJlts I'rom ! in., to l, in., from
I n. in., to S p. in., frnm 7 p. in., to B . ill.
Consultations lu Kiisltsliur Herman
Om Hours at Ifslleton -Kleiv hatuldsv.
l)ctl-I-lv
Oscsu' Christinan,
WBlSSI'OltT, 1'A.
Livery unit Exchange SuMcs.
lltyrMlnoarrtesand sale ilrlvliiK liore(
In .incliiiillotUlloiw lo HKeiiiHuwiei..n
Mill and lekwrai'li onlers .roniitlv utteudod to
tllve me atrial. inarvl U
Attention! Business Men
11ANKKI1S. HltOKKHS. HOtlliEKl'Kltb.
i.wyi:hs, oifKii'iAia,
Ahitraet Makers, lusuraiaw Writers, . Clerks.
And all wnose munueiwi im-,iiiicb ,
llonot detneeyour IhhiI.- by leralehins: Vsi
'lliw Ink KrH.ltia r"leelronlue riuell
which works Instanuiueoiuly and
diKsnotsbraoethepsiier
A i eat aud eleaii nel ol Hooks I. appreeUted In
Hoot llusinei Hen. Address all ordersto lieu
erslAselit E. V. KUK1INE1I, ttleuileisellb .
llsrb iu eounty. Pa. Prlee 35, tw and Tt cents
DB. G. T. FOX,
172 Main Street, liatb, l'a.
ITIUSOIIS. HaOAIlWAV HOUBS. MOIjllAVS.
ir aioN,.HwAS HoiKuTuasiiAis.
AT BarHUCHKM.kUN HOTSI.. Vkossdas.
AT AI.LK TOWN, liaAKIl UKKTBAI,THUHSUAl
Vt Hath, Kkiuavb aiusatiihuavs.
omcellours-rroin S a. ai. to t p. in. l'mctler
linlted to diseases ol Hie
Eye.Ear, Nose Throat
rjAUo, liInw4louolthe Ky or IU adjuitl
AM,t vIlllWMsl
THE CARBON HOUSE,
Henry Drumbor, I'rop'r,
KIKT H1KKBT, LBHIGIIIMS, 1 KNN'A
TlivCsrUui Iloukw Ium tweti rwiotiUed mn
tn proved tlnUKlti " t'lectrle lightif d w
well veulluueu. ana m amoiiK ine own nuv'tM n
thU bcoI Lin nf the HtMt. The Dttwiiissf ul th
publle ih NollrlWd, Beit sMNUHniii(idsWt tor
pvrmaiieiit and traiwleiit euittow. Olwrgwrvttr)
mo it f i. lie. i-iih' Li'iuor,rrenfeeriMirorie
and flood flours, for uUe at the Hr
jUOA It, W A 1
KISTL
COKNEIt SI'XXJ.VI) i ALUM Sra.
Want everybody in Lei ugh ton
lo buy at tlieir t ire because
they havo not only an ex-
I!:KRElDLtR,
cellPiitty fusoitea line
of fine
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Provisions,
Boots, Shoes,
but because their prices are low
er than thece gootln can be
bought for elsewhere in (own.
Wejbow goods with lffts
ure, quote prices ami dfliver
all purchases. Dou't tbrget,
but call and see us.
KRUM and KISTLER
THE GREAT
German Remedy.
TRUTHS FOR THE SICK.
mm
I 1 Iff tl .IfUlilU
rMlllltlKSwlldtlciK'llll
!'H( llfrC n Ihtc M I, I
ousiU'iiLhUmfctv
('lit R lllTTr wtl
Ihl mi uliiriT n illi
r flllri.
thflttl'mlntnl iillgnm
reolhiir: If t-n. ll-n
rirititMc t'n 111 itwM
l iimvlirittpsi Im
It Will VWXV V'lll,
iiift tliri'i'irti Ihf -kin
tllH-l-BUvi i- tlAsUst
li I'llHllK'rl. Uli'ti HIM
Moitolr ctiiiilMctt In
mil t. iffM. Hi U mi
toe mill niHl work
ihotift; rlcrkrt.wlmdo
HKl ncultu v,m fol
rrliw. Mil rill who!
pmrure nil
Hi Ml it III ti I
? ho til') 1190 l-l'U lit It
llTTin"". TlK-vnin
iwlll rtire iTci ( t
illtit. PoIi'LIhmIU I
f-ouragcil, li m Ul uri 3
It tiii ill. ii..( v U
M t fin it hi i rtitpl
to luffvr from Hlii nm
Jrrlll hiillil j on ui nnill1
nine uu HTongaDOi
tt never fntts t it it
st i I'll i n IlirrhH-l
1UII t UV UlllUHlt III
hrUlnmV.Mniirl1triWl9l
hottle. Try It: yon
imrv, rli ti una mining,!
nm j imr Ni-ii ntini,
Tu si i.i'iii'H Hit
mtn to nlfflit. nndl
vou milt ulrpii vrnlll
liii'l fMlWUtT forlt-1
to tou wftnt the let MoIIojiI Work tiiiiiHnhair
rntl 3 3-ront otnmpB to A. V. ( ikuwat A Co-
jiarioD iu., auu ruccira a cuiiy, Tr.
PROF. ALEXANDER BOODROU
lllft'OVKHKH OF
Mm's Miraculous Remsik'S.
Llbnrul Mlndt'tl l'lt)rltlHitB Kiiilrnlh'lii
As lifiHgtlir UrVals-mt
lMtoei) of the Age,
p.mltnp cu tth. n us'
In urLiirilaue lo utriiD
tliiliH, Ui il!neii-n JBTr
tofurt' Ho-railect Incur-null-
luphtltnla. Antti
iu;i hifMirliiliH. cHtHrrli.
(Hiir ttlidi of the InuiM.
the n ,iilt of HtniKtriikt;,
on tv anil hiiitiHiHir-
al I Ml restored to tucn
liiiturHl t'oiidtttoii. Miiltlt
flip fllld IjOtll' tllMMiat' CIll'tMl. KllLMIIItHttSIII
(iutntlcit.nfiirrilirl't, itiiKhi s (litiflteof (he kUI
ut-jfs, Uvit foiiiila1nt. lUs.-iiicry, mul m'hIIthI
wnrtulsftuteBr'-iitlrfi cur by mrf inwtl
oi e of ni own iifpAriiig.
iiDiirlnu iihut veat-H ovtr HJ.OoO tHrnnfl lime
liil tliete rflffili lni h mill aie IUIiik vlinenae
ci uieir norm, i win noi to uiio (iiafiipp my--tflf.
Iplne over 74 teiim ol uue: ulll nell m
meilloliies oniy. I Imve two ciiuin'iitiiltpK,(n'
cmiiinectea wim nw lo uitena to uaiiuttt hi im
renulf lu-en of tht Mck tf retniircil.
TKHI1MUNIAUS.
Fro in 1'ntrlnk IStirke.
1'Ull.Al'KLl HIA. Aortl 6, I VI.
I'rnfonsor Itmidrou lKar Sir Allow me tfi
semi joi, my sincere tliatiKsfor the guinl tliul
t nit r inmlltti on (lour inn. aud on cm
inibllali this lelter If yon i-homc, tor btm benefit
of tho milleriTH. In vvfiU'h I will stnte I Innl m
liiiim crioiiietii'oiiiiinu ine earn, nnu iiocmjfcu
for it, and whu lu the IiomoIUiI alioiit hIk wccks,
nnil oiv linnd Iwicniiie tto nwollL'ti. Hiid liitldlltina-
tlon tahhiK pbttti, some of the doctors th nun lit 1
would have to get mj hand uiniiiititU(l to nv
my life, but 1 was told hy out ol id tricinlHto
go to i'rof. liond rou's oftlee, and wt iniiic of hit-inetll'-ine
for It, and thnt tic km w It would nnit-
iy hand.
1 utMit tlnirft nnd sot the tnoillcine. anil In tttn
uAokw tlie Huelhtur hU wsjiit du n. nnd I had tin
into of mv llnvera. The u 1 went t work, ami
consider iu)sell wtll.und eaiut tly reuumineiid
Iheirmedy to nil Kittle led like me Ihere U
nouiuitt 111 I lie worio, ukb ii ui uu iroy ommi
Milium, reuui'f dweiiiiiK, iiuuiuiiHif iiiini,
ntriu'lloii lu Ihv nervun. and ilrcuiatloli iu Hit
blood; tneru N uotlilutt to f omnure to it. '
luwilieeiiuiiy oun,
I'ArmcK nr ii k
170JN. (til) bU, riillMdi'Hiliiul Pa
I'rotii slooepli Klrhuer.
I U Ninth Stl pet, I'hlladelol.ta, I'll.
Pyi,e allow mo to add mv teHliinoiiV to joui
Iht. 11a. t tin been suiifctriak tlnee tlnma dm Ihl
j )am, tne iat tune ie wa mi ohu iu.u j
led fat for four tnontlH: had theery be)
of doctors but wan btlil pinlntt away, w ltd n
jh lio brnir, and ureat pain alt orr me. At
tembttd tofO out, hul could nol rt.nid tin' "tin
wouhl often dropdown while Kt'eni(illitKiowlk
tbeoHse was eonsldtrred a eiy had imr; It wa
Inclined to run on uoiiitehtlou of the bruin, wa
then rei-oiu mended to 1'iof Itonditm'a medicine
and 1 mido out lo k1 to hit onVe, Tt N loili
st reel, aim I koi me-intuteim; huh ui iuum
rtcekn time I was able to bo out and teiialim i"
my huslnetj, though one of tm horses died In
the mwiutliiie from the hed. while I MihkI it.
and am abte to attend to bunliiiMiiniiw Thaiik
totiod Almluhtyaml lol'rot. lUuidioirn inedi
cine, whifh I will recommend forever to any
noor toilTerer in I wnsi.woiilil be itiensed lo liavt
anyone call and nee nw for fiuther infoituatlon.
JOSK1II ltllfKI.ll.
ODlce aud laboratory open dally fiom 1 a. in
to Hp tu. Uall or write to
Air..itii'iis iiwuhiu'u,
1137 North len liHtrvet.
dec 10. '02-1)'. rhllndclphia. l'u.
Send 2 cent stamp for valuable Umk.
I EUtfiS' 98
roTnatsii aud r.
FOWT StSD PtHW-1
(l'A rVTFtl)
. I,.-
sity-1
IfattlO 111. Ibi VIUW
i vm ASjak- (li asi ,
n"! 'nniMtrfl'in'6'
f..r i iranalti" wasw j .
, do .ut, ra.BlMB Mi
fSfiSA, 6AIT M'P'OOa
titjii. Ait ..Plilla .P
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The underfilled liuvlnir Itemti rfsttortdlli
heallli byAlmnlu ineuiiH, artr suffertnjc furshiv
eral ear wltli a ne -rt lung affect liwiftCnd et-r
dread dluvast Conuinptfoii. I ixnmaUi inak
known tu 111- tt'llow miicrt-rH tin tiiiHiiHUri(Uva
Tiillioiaeulio wt-uhe it. . . will clitwrtullv uiifl
(fret of flia i Kf) a coij of the nrwriittlonused,
hIiIi'U UM'V will find a tun- cuie for (louMtuip
tlon, AallnuH, 1 -tnclillU and ull llirimt .umI i
tUHK Alaladlr. IU lioMfU all Mtlffertw ulll try 1
lilHrvmcdv.HHlt I Inviiluahle. Those 4tMirljni
tht-prewni'tlon, uiticli will tout them i. Milnu,
itf'u 11111 iiuvit Mirim, miii (iieast noon'HH,
ItOV, rilW.tUO A. U1LSON, lirooklyn,
N'ew York. apr. 2H, Mhi-7y.
PRING
will not rrsrrt tit.
i.milt' Hi ilcltijiti
lientUi, vtha nre all
run down, tshnnltliiM
Shipw'k nirrvitfi.
Iwn r -v -r
fiiiiii"! Hard - n
ins i .: n
ji-inr -'ins: -.1
ein end Novelties in Woo
SILK WOOL AND WOOL CHALLIES,
ALL THE IN0VEL1IES IN COTTON,
SILKS IN THE NEW WFAVES AND PRINTINGS.
634 Hamilton
TOUandYOUK
uuiareii
It is a wonderful remedy, which is alike benefi
cial to you and your children. Such is Spoil's Emulsion
of Pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil and Hypophos
phites of Lime and Soda. It checks wasting in the
children and produces sound, healthy flesh, It keeps
them from taking cold and it will do the same for you
8eott's Emulsion ceres Cosghs,
CoMs, Csasaatptiea, Ssrsfsl and
all Aoaomic aa4 Wssttar Diseases.
Prevents wasttas; la chiUrea.
iiiet astielatable h. milk, ustenly
the SifnMlnr. Prepensl by Boott A
B"sniB. CUemlau, Kow York. Sold t;
all Druggists.
BABY C0A?Me.
In very large and complete assortment at the lowest
prices. Eon't buy elsewhere until you have ex
amined our goods and learned our exceedingly Low
Prices. We know we caa please you.
orB usrAi. '.ine or
All Kinds of Hardware
Garden and Farming ToR
J. Ii. OillELs
In Paint
White Lead is best: properly applied
it will not scale, chip, chalk, or rub
off , it fiitnly adheres to the wood and
forma a permanent base for repainting
Paints which peel or scale have to be
removed by scraping or burning before
satisfactory repainting can be done.
When buying it is important to obtain
Strictly Pure
"White Lead
properly made. Time has proven that
white lead made by the "Old Dutch"
process of slow corrosion possesses
qualities that cannot '! obtained by
any other method of manufacture. This
process consumes four to six months
time, and produces the brands that
have given White Lead its character
as the standard paint.
" Atlantic". "Bradley"
" Brooklyn " " Jewett "
"Ulster"
are stinrfftrd brands of strictly pure
Lead n.adc by the "Old Dutch" oro-
cess. You get the best in buying them. 1
you can produce any aesireo color oy
tinting these brands of white lead with
National Lead Co.'s Pure White Lead
Tinting Colors.
For ile by the mot reliable deilcrtln Paints
everywhere.
If you arc folftf to paint, ft will pay yeu to
end to ua for a book containing- information
that may aave you many a dollar) It will
only coat you poatal card to do mo,
NATIONAL LEAD CO.,
t Broadway, New Votk.
KIItKr.Y, 2SD.
IIiimu, XT. Y.
Dyspepsia For 20 Years I
TRIED EVXRVTIITXTG,
Yet Two Bottles Wrought
A CURE !
Not Fiction, But Truth !
IXSX SARSATAItlLLA. Co., Bclfftft, Mc.i
Gkxts: I have been a pront Kiiffprrr
for over 20 )nr with M M'M'M.i.
m ss s.Uao trioil ecrthlnij I rouM
1 H Encar of IIaT0 tiled liiy-
""plclanH' prcrM-ilntloD, hut coultl
obtain only temporaiy relief. 1 have been
UXsUlLi; MtXl tt'Eir. for years
. - B . owlnjr to tho disordered coudl
K i tw rBtln my dlentlvo orsans.
VBIVl i houtrht a Gottlo o f PAN A M
ftAn.SArAniLT,. and It Ill.M'U) MK
NO ML'C'IK that 1 bouuht tlio eecond. Itcfora
mmmm m m astlbnt WM taken, my 1)1S
E 14 ATwiWiiA wan rnti;i,
n n,, i ori.i m.i;i;i
1VJ.T.T A I.I AIUlITe I lLIil
;CEY,2ml
To whom It mav con
Wo are well
acqualottl with Sir. KlrLey, and It nm' that
HU 11 Oil lit IIO I IlimtU Illiy lIt?IIItM(e
Unit ua-siuiiriip.
STKAlOd & SSAITII, Druggleta.
JIftsua, N. V.
Dana Sarsaparlila Co., Bei'ist, Maine.
lidlri Wantvil.
TotnKeordpri Tor Madame Wood's Cor't,
with Kid piofeitett hip ,un kid tli)nd hrv-
tlordfd (iiet WhIsIh, KiiU'i'ti Skills, IIohoih
r'orin. Ilonf uinoiit'rs, Mfl Fiotetioru aim
naiety i'is, neuu tort-aiaioKue to
!Ki8 Bonyi halloa Mreet, h)raciiP,1 N. .
Tlio l'tKlltiv Ki.lMiiiuiit 111 the Irf.lilel
Valley. -
CIRCLE CAFE
I, ION ll.tl.I. II1IILI1IM1,
N. li. Cur,
CViiliu hiiuuri.,
ALLEN TOWN
fill AH. A. llOWIA,l'ri,
'I tils Pnimlar ltostauiant liaslieflii tliorouKhh
rnuiii And rifiiriiUlirrtt. HiutthHirHiHTuliuoHi.
aiwIattutiH arc of a miiwi lor and InvltlnKoliarat'
Ut. All tU dlU'resot lhe waiton serveil ai
nKMiprate ram. I he bar ih hiiiiiihi wiiii noin
liiitiae uvm uranut oi niea, iHuunt, Ain
niKrn, etc.
IHtllav DlnlitK Itoom III Hie Keur.
One factory In Frederlok cottutv Md.,
put up -1 ,0i,000 oaus uf corn and beuiw
thin beasou.
A.S.Rabeuoltl,
llitANcn irici' : Over J. W taudeubiiHh1
lluuor More,
BANK BTiiKKT. LK11IOHTON.
iwntlsiry In all Its orancJieH. 'IVt-lh Ktratittl
svltltout tuiu. (U)uitiniiiltlfl-ilHlit)ll ii'qiieel.
oilu-e DiiVH -WKllNKHIlAY of eat-ti week.
I O. iwl'tren-, tl.LRMOWN,
i vi utiKjLicountv.Pa.
DRESS
St., Allentown..
Scptfg
Emallon
Frunrc'i t)rirsi (1anl yatem.
Interior nnvitfatioD hu long hrM ti
iroinfix nt Awt in the trnfRti of Frnrfi,
Ami
Itpl l-l!ll t U Hill lllllt lllC
t u.ildc u ntt-rw H) a in tint
" i im lo, of ff-Mi li liMl IlllltV
1 n t kIh 1, 4.lHi niilrb nai in
i-imiii
Alt' I tu
hU- v Ml.,
liver" i.i
i.i.l H i"H iiiilcsmtiala. Hifitntr
it f r nil Imt 7 wrctnt of tlii
1 (.1. i
nw t'l. Mii'-li in therefore iirftctirftUy
frw fi ni 1 'lie. Tins tyBtem of inland
iMv.tfritHro Im coat alM.ut fftOO.fKlU.OOC
for coimtmcHntt nnd ptirctiMf hihI $3o(
(KKi.OOO Cur conrPMtonfi. Tb mintinloost
of itiAtutetiiuio in nboat JeS, 000,000, ot
ItSOo a milo. which oorprt all expand 1
tti . li.il -oovor. Tho tinmbor of tm
iwls fit.p1ol on tlie waU-nryt In be
tween 16.(MuiHnl 16,000. Ahont 86 p
cent bavQ h .iV'ny of 1100 ton a or more,
whllf tnoro thnn Mt hTP Rratncity rt
oeetsliiR Ui limn.
Mon-uver. nbtmt .000 forrjffti hoftfe
tww tin rrMK'h fnmtla each 'yotM-. Thi
inotlvi poer 1 now dbnott itinl
fnrnialietl h,-ilnvft anhnala, itlthongli &
few fitmm Lukh ant naed on the Hrine,
the (Hse mm mmm other rivers, and
stt'iuii tuirgu NvitH nn otcmirfonAlly mrt.
Cablo towing :iU t"W locotnotivpfi arc
alflo ror1 lu h few plaoea. Tlw arraac
coat of turning a ton uf freight one mil
la stated tu l 004 cuttle on the rlrera
ami 26 jei'tvi(t Kwon tin? oanal.- l'arit
IrftUT
ThtJ rule Wlilt Ught r fath.
Those who huve admired the iiUoa-
phormeeiit glow of certain apeoiea ol
omatuce will w tnttrmtiil to lfm that
a atari ling iliitcovury reajierliug it Sihh
been ttiaxlfl. Formerly it was nnpposed
that such croat urm (tnittod the Hlit (il
tholr own accord, and that they nwxi 11
ina variety of way. It in now knownJ
that the light is a duteaart as ilradly tc
tlte infecteu Indirtdnals aa vobra ioi soil
ing Is to the tinman (tppciea. Mf Qirard
liaa traceil phospboreecent light in tati
tma and other cruatiicftann to exceed
tmrly mi mite bacteria in tbe tntiacltje.
On InoculflMtiff healthy specimens wit
glowlnffliHctona, the same luniinous an
tiearance won tianaiimted. He aleo notes
tlutt the diwjHPH rtini a rognlar conrae.
and that thou infected die within f out
days, tbe lioi-puorepirnce laHtittglmt r
short whiK' Ut de.vtli.Bt. Loui Re
publin
1 cvi lilntc Horns.) u tstottn.
Tetcliing anew horne to come ont of
hi- atall at the tire alarm Btgnal and
range himwlf alongalde the points not
so difficult oh migliUle wipposed.
Iinagitm a pair of tiew liorwfl ussigncd
to an engine. The eurmnndinfrn arc man
or leaa terrible to them, but thry nn1
vvry gently 'tid carefully linndled and
gradually low their fear. Tlioir tuition
begins ut once, and tho drivtT is thuir
(encher, aasif-lcil by the other men.
The ordinal y nignal is given, us If for
it fire. Tim stall doom oiien, aud tbe
horses are led out, put lu Ksitiou, and
in a few minutes led back. Thlsptocosi
la perhnps a Hoett times reea1wl. Great
pains are tHKen that the animals shall
not BtrikvagaiiiHt anything, or be by any
moan'fl fright tned
The unusual hiavtacleof ahantesasus
pended in air is npt to disturb them at
firatbnfc thoy aie lwl slowly np to ltand
induced to snioll of it and hiejject it on
all aides.
After they havo lieen'led to their posi
tions a few times they are- allowed to
come of tliuir own accord when the elg
nnl strikes, though a man stands behind
them to touch them up a little if they do
not start promptly at the opening of tho
doors. Two weeks conatitute the aver
age period of instruction, but horses have
been known tolcnni in one lesson, Oth
ers, however nre mouths In arriving at
equal profit nancy. "ltoad. Track ami
Tlir London C'oflce Homo In 1700.
At the coltee house the news was dis
cussed, minors were invented, scandal
aired and assignations made. Letters
were received and kept for known cua
toniers. Swift used to find his letters
froui Stella In the frame of the glass lie-
hind the bar 0 tho St. James coffee
house. Harley, afterward Earl of Ox
ford, saw one of btellas letters one day
In that constttctious iiositiou and asked
Swift how long ho had learned tho trick
of writ ing to himself. Stella wrote a hand
very closely resembling Swift s own
The floor of 11 coffee room was divided
Into boxes similar to those that still lin
ger in n few taverns and hostelries that
preserve a rlavor of times gone by. Be
hind a bar snt enshrined the "idols,'
a correspondent of Tho Spectator terms
tne barmaids, whose manners and cus
toms, especially their fondness for flirta
tion ami bar worship the chief griev
ance with this correspondent, who was
probably either old or ugly have their
counteriiarts at the present day beneath
more pretentious roofs. Tom Brown de
scribes the "idolb"us"acliarmingI'hillis
or two, who Invite you by tlnir amorous
glances into tlieir smoky territories."
Tho crusty Sectittor complained that
great dlfliuulty in getting served was ex
perienced by those who (lid not respond
.to the amorous glances or who wished to
pass their time otherwise than in ogling
and worshiping the charming Phillises at
the bar. Temple Bar.
Misruling lllnll un.l Their I llcht.
Many discussions liave.been maintain
ed as to the manner of flight of birds iu
migrating. The wild geese are well
known to liave a way of gathering in n
large flock aud traveling In something
like a military procession, but for the
most part naturalists have differed in
their ideas on this, as they differ seem
ingly on most snbjects, some asserting
that most birds fly low, t others that
they fly high, etc. Some observations
mde by Mr. W. E. D. Scott, however,
at Princeton college on tlie night of Oat.
10, 1680, give-some data upon which to
base an opinion. Ills observations dis
covered a Urge flight of migratory birds
proved by computations made at the
time to be flying from one to four utiles
Ingu above the earth. They were small
birds like the rubin, wren, etc. This
leads us to another point vis., the dan
gen encountered by birds in their annual
flight. Of oonrselae greatest is by stones,
which beat tbein far from their course
out to sea, when they drop fmtu exhaus
tion and are drowned, or to the earth,
where the force of tbe fall is no less
fatal. Mrs. J. 11. Southwortti in Album
Journal.
What I1IJ Ihmr Hurt
A fewjearsago I was assistant Janitor
of a large insurance building near old
Trinity, New Y01 k. 1 he bead Janitor's
ruiuity liven in Hrreuvllle, r.. J. He
went home every Hut unlay night. Tin
elevator loan (iny brother) aud j took
turns in watchuig the building Bamlsys
The Janitor had an old friend who was 1.
pantryman ou one of the (Hd Dominion
steamships, lie called one Fn lii) . W
the janitor was out. lie was diMippoiiit
Hi lieususe tlie steamer lie worked on
sailed the next day (Saturday), and li.
told me there was a storm brewing and
he was afraid of a rough passage.
Sundtiy nioriiii.g I got my breakfast,
Went out and got a psfwr and then went
down into the' engine room in the hase
meut. 1 s.it there talkiug tothe flreuian
unrhaia IS or 30 miuuta. ail this tiiui
ine front mm doots were locked and Ui.
key iu my pocket.
At ou. e we htard the flout door atiore
thrown viol, inly opon, and It seemed 11
if b hundred p.-o.le came mxliiii , 111 o-i 1
Ui" tiiidn iifrlee flisir. .The fireman ju ins -1
np and eat tatniel, "Frank. lat 1 1,
dei il is that?" I listened a loom, nt ami ,
suiunbudj uj, stairs screainedi "Mv ltl
Hy l.ll We are Instl Weeru hull"
We were until pmtty well frighteneil, 1
bat we rtislied up stairs awl found every
thing as qiui-t as ttie'grsve, not a soul in
sight and tin. fnt dix.rs l,Mked hi 1 lia.1 '
left tneui
The neat unirniug wlien 1 looked in
las paper what should I see on tlw fint
page but an arouuiit of a shipwi t--k . au.l
It w.ut the ver stiHie sliip thai tin. mioi
Ipauiiynuiu 014 uui wnaif-iil on tu
peii ..-du uenne. His n
is am -s
i o.i h .1
tin- '
It l s I I
V.uk :....
Jin. ii
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truul.h!''
No. U,i alir- iuiH.-it n.lof her olJ
Sucb
CONDENSED
Miks an evrv.J.iy convsnl-nci' of an
oW tlme luxury. Put anj 'nilM.imf.
Prepared with krupi, loui . ro llinhp-t
award ai all Pure l:ooj I- p, siti 'n Eai 11
package makes two lair;' pit s Avi I
imitations and Insist raving th
MERRKI l.&Srttll E. s
H-ie, N.V
'; riS8
I n tiol to make Wolff's Almi:
Ui.ic.n... Alcohol is good for lcathci j
.tiu -I lor the skin. Aleolml istlic ililif
. r -In tu ol Cologne, riorida Water, and
liv tlio well known faro . lilies.
V. :',iiib there Is nothing too costly to use
in a good Imihcr preservstirc.
Arvno Blacking retails nt 20c.
snd at that price scllj readily. Many
' e pesrH:ncriistoniedtauii;rlnfadrc--.
iu 1 b:i"liug at 5c. and 10.. a bottle
. 1 iru-v canit'.t niulerstunil tliut a Mstk-
iniieclioupatSOc. Wcwant lo inctt
li 1 -th ihetipnes If we can, ami to ic
t ,.it l.-.!i this we o'Ter a reward of
fur a recipe Trhlch n 111 enallQ lis to mako
Woi-rf's Acme IIlaceiko at suih a prn s
lli-.tarcui'irtimprofiuiblysell It at 10 a'
f ft!o We hnld this offer oncn until
Jm. lit, 1503.
WOIiSVF ft ItAHDOLPn. rhUtdolpht.
Elck Hmnliche and relleTfl all tho tronblea Iaof
dent to ftliltout tUtoof tho eystom, iuch oj$
IHezIdmi, NaUBc, J)rowlnaM, DIstreM aile?
MtlDg.l'aiain tho fcUo, to Vhlta tholr moaft
roflsviimble succeua bra been ahown in cunug t
JIftivlaehG, yet Carter littlo Uror Fills art
fyjuall y oluablo In Constipation, cwlngui J pio
Tenttnc tbia annoying complain t,whUa tbeyatao
correct all diBorileraoitheatomaoii.Btlmulnlatr'a
llrer and regulate the tKweU. Even IX Uc j only
cum
Aelio 1 hey would bo aim oat price tew to those wh J
SofAii'fromthladiatreflglDpcoinplalnt; butfortn
nately their poodnosa doca noteud hera.and thosi
Whoonce try them vlll find theae littlo pUlavaln
U Into many wart that they will not bo wil
liagtodowithoutthom ButafteriJlaickhMj
ilathetanoof nomwiy Uvea that herobwbenl
ire makflcmr great boaot. Oar plUacuteitwhilj
Cthera do not.
Carter'g Littlo Liver nils re very small an 1
Tery eaay to take. Oneortwotlllain&koado90.
Ihey are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or
purge, but by their gontla action pleaae all whl
use them. Invlilaat25centa flvfor$l. SoU
by drugglate ererrvhere, or aent by mail.
CARTER MEDICINE CO.. New York.
I SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SHALLPRICl
Sclentlflo American
Atjency for
CAVEATS.
TRADB Msnifa.
DESICN PATENTS.
COPYRIGHT!!, .in
XorinnnniionnBTin TTPfl llnaDOOIT wrlie to
UUNN CO- OjI Uiuiiuwat. NSW VattK,
Oldet barcnu for KemirlnK palenti In America.
Kvcr? pa' cut t Akpn out bj ui ! brnuKht bt rora
tbe rubuo br a uuuoo glrca Xros or charge la Uio
ljrpp(t trtnilaf Ion of anyacientlfiopapertn tho
world,, bplendldlr Ilhutrated. So Intctltfreut
man ahouia be wllliout It, Veekly. X.I.OO
yeojri lUWMx raontbi. Addreia JttlNN ft CO
l'UULiaoxtLa.UUl Uroadway, Sw lurk Uty,
ELY'S
Cream Balm
Cleanses the
Xssall'sssegei.3
Allsis l'sio -iii.l
IntUiniii&iloii,
HmIi tie Strei,
Uestores the
Senses of Taste
ami Sutell
TEYT H t.
Catarr2
FEVER
A psrtiele isapplied intosarh noitrilsml
Is agreeable . P ire 50 Mills si Dmcc"-.
by niall. reglmrsd. tVk
RJ.T fllis ,bn Wsrren Si . New Terk
a iU-l DlUjCi,.. -
, . uydi, wjjuas.a
rWIt ' stOUilti. Hit
I'll fc-u-ij in j
v, .u wlllQliSLU
d MT7 an- COHal.,
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AXLE:
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1HE MOULD.
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lara ! bi4 m ii. artn i iitsiaf i ba4 ti, t
sbi icwian fMsUe, wUk i a.i. ia ,i,
'I. M.f "IWH. HWilk I );ntlJIKIH ILL
l(iwlttUftOQab.ui.t I
IM tUSJJ, Vbstl tMUtsi ut
Beldin's
Rm 'v
at pn II Isssatw w fi
JH M. HIM nnr-
Cures Ooasempliou, CoushA, Croup, bore
t, Throat, S'd by all lrugf u .i A (li,.r.' i-i
' For a Ihis Siitc, Ba k or CTi. t fthiloh a Horous
Plsstsr will g,v Rre.l , .h.fA ooo.-tj Conts,
SHILOH'S VITALIZER.
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i I tt.ti rtA i h M I IPb t
etstUI( If 'hut ' ' "itVfljl fit it lit hutnt,U' trt,i
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Uuubiu itciOt id
rmr 7ticta.
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