8r T ylllO .nDahM-rfntLwttr,-,-. T,WTO IWae'iDH.iJoVfoM.uM iwWlHlU ami thm a! Ik-t 'm.llWvJiilwll "bill ,HJtlkfalVonrt Int. - nprwartnn -a! lbtMiHt.ll ltil. l!2i,nJi,', . . JltaTB.- Mrlalm-I tb Tmm frmn. - " , -a- m JliKr5U'Slill(to-bin. Ilnu ut BrVfu tifc wnyato Aider t Alluro mo Any morr. Witb white M-ftdivnms tn ponder All day be&ldo thy door- -rm. ,lr,IH H mrlWf ahndnwa. ain meadow BBS MtMitiizo tefabnvat 41 lWnn"K;u.T ill foWj'iHrc' ho win tfftWgf. WTKWAilnHMWJttffn of mma, and so Ilia two Uttlo boys decided to em lbxksiiitBouta)al)lUnnd to toko no bng ffceMal.OildMWantC'rn. and 6 large najJSgoi;wfwichea and coke, which they oeggeuirc xrom the cook. fin parlv'iIM thev Btart that It was not muoh after 8 o'clock when they appeared on the dock and looked nhont them for a vessel suitable for the proposed trip. "IwlslV'snid Tommy, "that there was a good plratoship In the harbor now ono of those long, low, rakish looking craft sneli as wo read about In 'The Pi rate's Brido' and which aro always rac ing up and down along the coast of China on the lookout for rich merchantmen." "I don't believe there's a pirate ship here," said Charley, "but there's a brig antine that sails for Cuba today for a cargo of oranges and bananas. If we were to ship aboard her, we'd get lota of good things to eat and have no end of fun." "Of coureo wo would," chlmod In Tommy approvingly. "I am glad to Bee you coming round to my ideas. Why, Fatty, thore's not only oranges and ba nanas and cocoanuts down there, but there's guava jelly and yams and sugar cane and pineapples and an elegant beach to go swimming on and monkeys and parrots in tho trees and everything else till you can't rest. Now, Til toll you what we'll do. If we like the looks of the captain and mate particularly the mate for Iio'b tno one, uon t you Know, who is alwa.. s cruel to the sailor boys in tho stories. 'und if wo liko tho ship her self we'll just t iil in her today. Maybe we could find n p'.aco in the cargo that we could fit up for ourselves, as that boy in the Mayuo Reld story did, bring in food enough to lust through thovoyaue and not show ourselvos till wo felt like It" Tatty had always had a weakness for sweet things, nnd tho -prospect of going to a land productive of every known delicacy fired his imagination and drove out from his mind for tho moment all thoughts of the brilliant career of ad venture that he had often plannod for himself ns a scout and slayer of Indians, Aboard thebrigantine, which was called the Mary Jauo, they found themselves In the midst of the bustle and exclte- mont incident to the lading of a large cargo. The sailors were hoisting a num ber of boxes from tho dock and lowering them into the vessel's hold by means of an apparatus rigged to the mainmast, while tho oiiiccra of the ship were so busy that they paid no attention to tho two well dressed Uttlo boys who were roaming about the Bhip, now peeping Into the cook's galley and now appear ing in the forecastle, running about the dock and making themselves thoroughly at homo after tho fashion of young Amer ican boys generally. It was not long before they contrived to slip away into tho vessel's hold, where the sailors were stowing away the boxes and barrels us fast as they were lowered from the" deck. They grouped around among the different casks and big cases until at onco they came upon an open space between two enormous boxes, which was just big enough to accom modate them both and reminded them Instantly of the place in which the stow away in Mayne Iteid's romance had made his famous voyage. "Eureka!" cried Fatty, who knew tho Qreek alphabet and was proud of his classical attainments, "all we have to do cow is to hido hero until the chip is well out to sea and then show ourselves on deck," And so it happened that when the lad ing of tho cargo was finished two small boys with no other equipment bat a dark lantern and a package of sandwiches were snugly stowed away in a little open space amongthe big cases and hogsheads. It was not cold down In the ship's hold, and thore was a smell of sugar, which was not at all disagreeable. They could hear the water dashingagainst the dock outside, and then something shut out the few rays of light that had pene tratod their hiding place. The captain ordered tho cover put over the hold and fastened down. Whether It would bo reopened tho next morning or whether they would bo kept there until the ship reached Havana they did not know. An awful fear camo over Fatty Wines, and he said in a voice that trembled in spite of himself: "We're in for it now, Tommy, sure popl" "Well," said Tommy, "wo might as well make the best of it litre, and not let these rats frighten us to death. We'll have to keep a stiff upper lip now that we are out for a life Of adventuro." They wi re "in for it" and no mistake, but they did not loso heart For awhile they lay listening to the scampering of rats and the sound of waves dashing against the, vessel's side. Before long their eyes began to droop, and they fell Into a dead sleep, from which they were awakened by the jolting of the ship, which told them that they had started on their way. It was pitch dark when they awoke, ud as neither boy had a watch they could not tell whether they had been asleep six hours or 24. But there was no mistake about the motion of tho ship. She was fairly under way and very likely BHt of tight of land. Tommy put a good face on the matter, but Fatty was very quiet. lie was think ing uf In homo and wondering whether he would ever Bee his father and mother again. Just as lie was on the point of turning upon lus companion with a tor rent of ri'proAcbes for having induced him to run away he heard a sudden noise, and a moment later tho covering of the hatchway was removed, and tho raptain'n voice vw heard telling one of tho Bailors to go down in the hold and see if a certain box u there. It was pleasant V see tlie light of day once mure and feel the rush of fresh air from above. "We mast be i it of sight of land ' now, "said Tommy, "so we might as well go and show, ourselves on dock" The boys accordingly left their place of concealment, clambered swiftly over the UtXi-u and cauie uiion the sailor with a suddenness that caused him to rush on dork sereauiing out tliat there were evil spirit chasing him about the (hip. The boys followed him as fast as they could, and as they clambered out of the hold they found tu captain, the mate anil pearly ull the orew gathered in amaze ment atmut the hatchway. Their olothes were torn and covered with dost, their (mm were grimy, and tlielr unottmbud locks hung dowu over their ayes, It was severs moments before it dawned on the mate that they were the same Well dreued, polite little fellows whom he had seen playing ahoat the ship a few hours t'fre. "Why. caitlalar he exclaimed, "those are the same little oiutps we saw here this morning. They most have got locked op la the cargo." nus was the muuii ut that Tummy had been waiting for. Stepping forward, he said to the ca . r "U you pli'a, u, iut, lau stowa ways, and we hid in the cargo beonnse we wanted to go Ut sea like the boy in the 'Om.&u Ouernllati. or, The i'tuuituin MHUtiipuiiUL' Art we mi) where uear H-tV&n a J i t1" I Tuva Im rtctuw7o thea again. UX ll.Hlwni) I J Is Uttlstlllla .1 i tin. lit fnixw: Tnnimv Hilton. MdWrnonilng. IttootoWaotHSe Ill 7. y in hi. arils, and i cnuM m nrft t! WIU-n. Jo ponrtiMT bUHWith HUtnt Inland rm tha mnantan ahnrM at 1Mb w4 Rnrt on tb. otbor In tlM ilap T. my oonM fw tlw form erf lb Cnnay Is land eit4'"' cmlrbw-l mtot tbey. A la hd Wh WtM t tow, A 1wm morhHt rfMlr talalgia tto-wa tt It tm an awfnl -Vw V both iffl1 tlCTTfW'4Awpl44ssa"4jfivajs0sa wrwaMtmeMtag, ttr awavlaaasl da; In tax lUHi ninl lit I i r Ikgtttfal tvnmiM- Inn. ml llMcrfbfu In "Tfca ri'a Urlde: or. the Avenging Donna of the Quit," to find Instead ot all IMa sbM they were still in Niw Yen nwbor aw bearing down on Coney bland n fa m the tug ooald take tbunt. "Nifw. boys,- aaW Uw opw. aw Just going to drop yon asnon, and yon take my advice nnd go botne M Inst a you can. it s tnigniy host r m" out of your holes when yon rld. for those hatches lmgm not oe oraum foro we made port, and Ujr that tttne there'd be mighty little left of two of your site. Mr. Btamhall," b ewt- tinuod, taming to tna mate, wv un ter have the boat manned and jmt them ashoroat Coney Island. Tbeyoan easi ly get book from there. snproM yon'vo got money enough for your fare, boys!" "If you please, sir," said Tommy, "we don't want to go back. We want logo with you down to Cuba and get sons oranges and bananas. That w what wo shipped with you for." "Cubar criea tho captain, "we are not going to Cuba forfruiti we ore go inir down to Itlo Janeiro for a cargo of hides. You'd better buy your bananas on Third avenue: Then." Bold Fatty decisively, "that settles the buslnoss. we can't rat maet, and I'd rather go homo than keep on any longer. Put us ashore, and well take the train homo. Yo can una our way to tho depot" Tho contain was as good as his word. and the boys were landed on the deso late western shore or tno lsiana wita strict injuuotlons to mako the best of their way home. Their spirits rose again aa they trudged along the beach, enjoying the f rosh open breeze and the bright Bunshlne. Charley was very much impressed with the pic turesque sand hills and clumps ot uusnes which they paasod and declared that the whole country did not offer a better place for camping out than Coney Is land. "Look here. Tom!" tho boy cried end denlv as ho grasped bis companion by the arm, "If that doesn't look like the Prairie Qncen I am very much mistak en." And just then a young woman in n short, brown riding habit and with her hair dying from beneath a Blouch felt hat swept by them at full gallop on a buckskin Indian pony, leaving the two boys gazing open mouthed alter her. "I tell you what wo H do." cnea i;nar- ley excitedly. "We'll come down here next Saturday and camp out in among those sand hills." And tho prospect was so alluring that Tommy gave ready acquiescence. J omes li. Ford in Philadelphia Press. Soma Difference. Mr. Bkidmore (severely) John, Mr. Jones tells mo you thrashed his son thamef ully today. Is that true? John No, sir. Mr. Bkidmore Then what did Jonos mean by telling mo that? "lie just made a mistake. I didn't thrash Jim Jones shamefully. I wal lopod him beautifully." Harper's Ba zar. TMtlna; Iron Oaatlnxa "Have yon ever noticed," said a 8t Louisan yesterday, "those masslvo iron pillars now standing erect in the base ment or the new Planter's uousor well. did you ever stop to think of theim mense weight they will bo compelled to support steadily for many, many years? Oh, you have. But I suppose you have thought the manufacturer just maae those pillars and sold them without knowing anything about how much weight they would bear or how long they would bear It Let me tell you about that "Those pillars are cast in the same manner as cast iron stoves by running the liquid metal into sand molds, but olonslde of each pillar is cast an iron bar from the same metal. The bar Is pre cisely an Inch square and 8 feet in length. When cold, it Is subjected to a very simple test Each end of the bar Is placed upon a table and weights are suspended from the center by a rope. It must bear a tensile strength of 500 pounds to the square Inch. The test may begin with 400 pounds and be gradually lnoreased until the bar is found to be nerfectlv sunnortincr the reauired welcht If it breaks, for Instance, at 480 or eOO pounds, then the pillar cast from the pot of metal which cast the bar is discarded, broken up and put into the pot again, with more pig Iron added. The pillars, you know, are largely mode from scrap Iron, and the manufacturers cannot know Ihe strength of the cast until It Is tested. The addition of pig iron In the event of failure brings the cast up to the stand ard." St Louis Eepublio. A Tory Forgatful Tenon. "It's cur'oua how fergittul some folks are, now olnt it?" Inquired Mr. Jakes, the village plumber, carpenter and sheriff In a ruminative tone. "There's people that'll fergtt arrants an jobs an mils an dayi o' the week an so on, an I've even heard tell of folks that would fergit their own name now an agin." "Yes, I've heard mention made ot jest tech cases," said Abijah Snow, who was watching Mr. Jaket solder a good sized hole In the bottom of theSnow teakettle. "Well, I Mleve there's a woman In this town beats 'email fer ferglttln," sold Mr. Jakes. "Who's that)" Inquired his customer, with mild interest "It's Mis' Wlllard Franklin," replied Mr. Jakes. "She's got Inter the habit of comlnover to our nouso twice a week, or sometimes of toner, as t happens. An it's a queer thing, but If you 11 b'liove me, she sets on sets audfergitsoll about Wlllard till we've hod a good square dinner, on within 10 minutes after we've cleared everythln ofTn the table shell roollect him on start fer home." Mr. Jakes shot one glance at Mr. Snow, and Mr. Snow returned It as he said alowlyt "S'posa the fact of Wlllard'a beta eech a scanty pcrvider an your spreadin a libTal table could hev anythln to do with Itr "They say you can't ever tell what a oca affect folks' memory or ferglttry, sold Mr. Jakes In a noncommittal tone. And then he blew out his light, and he and Mr. Snow Indulged tn a couple of dry chuckle as the kettle changed hands, Youth's Companion. Cockney XMddlea. Why Is a crane like a well known ihellhshr "Because It's an oyster" (a holster). It Is stated that a well known riddle was written by a costermonger. The riddle In question it a charade and runt as follows! My first's a little bird aiVps, My seoond's needful la 'ay crops. My 'ole U good with mutton chops. The answer of course is "tparrow- grase ." which the learned Dr. Parr 1. ways insisted on using in preference to uw pouter "atparagus." Note and (jnerlea. ladlisatloa Aide Digestion Sometimes. A little bit of wholesome indignation ts aa good as a tonlo once In awhile, and one It all the better tor it If one can keep one's wrath within bounds Mid not suf fer a lost of dignity in oonaequenoe a good burst of honest indignation, mmd you. that aays its tay and It all sunshine again, not the kind that smol ders and makes one morose and moody. jjuaaio Atwi, Uat ail.hllj Aaoualatad. Visitor at the Club How ttegalarly looks bb character. The pale youth yonder, 1 near, is a wry hard ease. Old Member I really know very Uttte about his habile, lie is my ton. Qab. tAfl Nat- all. MMl I H.nr4 lBk If at)Mt "MH. (VflJ Pnnii ra J, JUOMl MIU, AJ- r of the Inother words, ctft&vrffcin on to fee of In f i ins. at sw ring of tho Ark-4 aiK-Mr, read a pajM MitttWd Rainfall at Wf PunJI," fcnnr hW h ha yf' aantwl Ion ((! proof or 4w aittotm tnutatam of the country in urn ! Tho ra. 'ir4s go book for maty M yaors, but otter to JWI ar rathaf hMotafjMa, than Mag eereral -rfcntn rranta wldcb nomwlwukapt VtntJOr eotnaafet from thai waathtc tnaK howaw taeompUU aa the are. mot that ihH frequently sharing the MtMaar, "y from Way to ffrioaina- at. Mat tohitaM tor etogto month taunts from IW to til htchea. Think of kt Hearty IS foot of etfHUon In M ia. Cohmri Mr Henry Y ale's ttfitt rorlho yaor MH1 ebowt that then war ttrhwohat of rararail daring the month of iltiiiaat That was something phenom enal even for Aaaam, buwOTrr, and it nut tohati hrtu Mx-onnt in th deal notions Bia4n)am.-W. UmattUpnUK). What rmM HMteret. Littlo Teddy, who ta most regular In Mi aUawWno at the kindergarten, wm vary mach tatorMad In the approaching eoWhtnllon of Fmabal's Mrthday. Tb iey hsfcro the orant ha enma rushing Into the bunas hi ting. "Mamma, mamma, ( tmtet have aonw tfowafi to take to kin drgrn tomorrow T "Certainly, my .bnt irnyuoyon waitnmr "wny. iloat ron know? Toiioi row b tho anni versary of the dny that Froebet discov ered Uw Ant Wndergnrtonr Mew York TrtlmM. An Kiptleee4 AtletMlaat. First Waif (at the Mletau-Why did yer ask tho preacher to toll us a ttory wM or moral? tfceond Waif VtHum thenVi always th' inns' latawrln onas. They ptek out th Bind one to mako th' tnoralt go down eoay, an we're near nongh to th' ioor to ulp out foro th' moral cornea. Qood Nawfi. A Clever ffpatrow. A tree atMrrow on one occasion built its nrat In a tall elm Jost beneath the morn bulky erection of n crow. Not only did tbn irge neet acro-n the smaller, but It afforded ft iiuana of protection from tho vagaries of the weather. Borne time alter the rrw 'a n. t wo plundered of Its contents, while that -t Uh tree tpr rihv fecal-oil u:iiouchel. London Tit Biu. Kleraal VlcllaBe Ii the prlre ot lirallh. Ilut with all our prt- ruiit nn iiiMreare eurmies a aavs imiinaaiMiui nnr ivaiiinii. onlr &IIItia a favnrahle admh- tunttr to a.Mlt thf inetf et. ImparlUca In the blood may ne nioaen lor rears er ere n lor fen eration ana suddenly break forth, uaJennta In liemtth nd haHtenlQff death. For all all eftet arlsliiK from Impure blnrnl Hondt Mama- pnlia le me uimiiiii'i bin unaiirux-nru remeilf. It U Klna ol tbem alt. lor It eoiuiaen disease. Camilla Flatnarlon has arrived at the conclusion that In less than ten million years the land on our planet will be covered by water. Forest flrot In this country destroy every year 112.060 worth of timber. Little vegetable heath producer". Df IVItt's Little Early Rliert cure malarious dliordert and tegulatt the itomarh and bowels, which prevents headache and dliilrctt T. D. Thomas, Drugs-lit A dash of saltpetre In the water keeps cut flowers fresh. H'e could not Improve the quality if paid double the price. DeWllt'i Witch llaile Salve it ths beat Salve that experi ence can proauco, or mil money ctn duj Thomas, Drugitiii. It scares a man who has done wrong to be told that he has an exprestve face. USE DANA'S SAItSAiMniLLA, THE KIND THAT CUKES.'1 ITS Icrorjneo of the merits of DeWltt't I.mU Early Itliers Is a misfortune. Tbeie little pills regulate th ellver, cure headache dyspepsia bad brtatn. constipation aod blllloiunesa, 1, V. Inomu, Drujslit, A C8-yoar-old resident of I.eavon- worth, Kansas, Is cutting a new tooth, llncklen'e Arnlea Ralea. Hie best salve In the world fo? Culn. llrulsei. Mores, Ulcers, Halt Klieuin, Feter Korea, Tetter, Chapped llandi. Chilblain Comet, and allakln KruDtlons. and noalUvelv cures I'lleL or no o&v required. It Is guaranteed to aloe perfect aatla acUon or money refunded. rrlOB 20 eenti per One ungratoful man does an injury to all who stand In aid of need. The wind from the North blows sharp ana Keen, anu uau en ecu oi coidt art teen. One Minute Cough Cure to tafe and ture. win quicmy periorm a touderout cure. T. it. l nomas. Idle men dream. do not think; they only All that honctty. eioorlence and tkll can do to produce a perfect nlll. hai been emploje.1 In making Dellltt't Little Karlr inters. Ttie teauii it a sperma for tick neadacbe, biiiouinrst and ronilloatlon. UKE HA NA'S HAItMAl'AIIIU.A, ITS "THK All the talk In the world will not ron vlnce you to quickly at one trial of De Wltt't Witch llaiel Salve for icil.li.lmmj, urines, sain aneciiont ana piles. Make your mistakes all teach you something. Subscribe for the Advocate. There are lttO savings bauks 111 Ihe United SUtos, A MILLION KlUKNnS. J. D. irilion, 371 Cltv 8t., Bhirpttmrr, Pa., ttyt he will not be without Dr. Klog't New Dltcavery for Contuniptlon, Cousin and Colds, that It cured hit wltt who wit threatened with rneumonla after an at tack of "La Grippe," when varlout other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Carber, of Cooks port, Pa., claims Dr. KlDj't New Dlteov ery hat done him more good than anrthlat he ever used for Lung Trouble. NoUIdi like IU Free Trial Dolllel at Iteber't Drug Store, Lehlehton, ani lilerj'l Drug Store, Weisiport. Marge bottlei, 60c. and ll.OX Too many folks are One talk and bad walk. Cholera infantum bat lost Its Itrrort tines tbe Introduction of Ihamtierlila'i (Jo Ic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Iteinedr. When that icmedr It used and tbe treat. ment as directed with eaen dottle It follow end, a cure t certain, Mr.A. '. Il'ilieri, a oromlnent merchant at Waltertburr. III. tayt: "It cured ml baby boy of cholord titer tereral otner lemtditi naa lallti The child wat so low that be teemaa almost deyond the aid of hnman hands or reach oi any meticine,"20 ana oucent Dot' ties for tale by A carpenter by lae name of u.u. rowers fell from the roof of a house in East Det Moloei. Iowa, and tuitalned a painful and lerlous iprfcln of the wrist, which he cured with one Mile o Unamberla n't sa In Ua m lie tavt it la worth K a bottle. Il cost mm do centt. cor tale by The average yearly value ot tbe pota to crop of Great UrlUiln In t85X,000. Tbe mainteanco of tne White House at Washington costs the country f 126,. 000. A hypodermio syringe that can be thoroughly sterillasd after use, is a re cent invention of two BnglUb physlsl aus. It Is asserted by some that the nails ot the right hand grow faster than those of tbe left. Mrs. Simons of Sodavllle, Or., Is over 100 years old and draws a pension from me ii war luuu. The Improved Industrial Dwelling Company ot London, England, has a capital ot 1200,000. The death rate is low In Its properties. A woman never loaes faith In a man wno treat tier welL IM Witt's w Itch llaul Halve esraa Wlea. IK Will's Witeh Htael Bain earn ouat. Ue Wilt's WUcb Haul Sale eons tuna O WlU's Witch Haasl Salftcurct uteart Your Painter ttas often watted time and material In trying ts obtain a thada of color, nnd hat Tto retorted to tho ma of ready mixed paints, th Ingredient ot which be. knew nothing, became of the dim cully la making shad of color with whit lead. ThT watte can be avoided try th nte of National Lead Company's Pure White Lead Tinting Colors Thtu tint are a combination of per fectly put colors, put np In small can, and prepared to that one pound will tint a pound of Strictly Pure White Lead to the shads thown on the can. Of thlt meant you will have tbe best paint la the world, because made of U best uattrUla . Strictly Pure White Lead arid Bsra color. Insist on havinrr one of the brand of white lead that are standard, manufactured by the " Old Dutch" proctu, and kngwo to be trictly pur l "Atlantic" "Bradley" "Brooklyn" "Jewett" - Ulster" TtitM fcrtnii ef Btt Icttv rnrtt Whlta LcaA aal NtatiMtal L4 Cft ttrtt Whilst l.mA Tlatltc Clt ar for by tba mott rt lUMa f alra In palttta avtrrwhtrt If in reloc to oali.1. It will mv i ta M t m (f bok coDtalnlRt; iaforma in i lias thai ma v aav vau misv a. dfitlari It will mi j ini rmi pviui caroa NATIONAL LEAD CO., I Braaany. Saw Tore. COMUUNICATKO." To Owners Of - Wagons, would say Hint before you l.tkc your wngon to the shop for repairs look over tho painting I did last yenr, see whether I ue inferior Paint nnd Varnish. Then compare prices, nlso in the purchase of n new one, Buy ofaCarringo Manl And buy where you got the same article for, Oh I so much less money, for my place is noted for thnt, namely, to sell cheaper than any other, because I sell for the ready stuff you see. H. Re KREIDLER, WEissronT. rA. SPRING GOODS New Spring and Bummer Good mean more with us than th same words mean from other dealers. Wfayf Ilecanse all the goods we hare on our counter and thslves are new there Is no lost year's stock ot goods brushed up and plied up to deceive tbe buyer. We In tend to merit your patron age by honest, fair and square daallng and we want you to come and tee what we have In Now Dress (ioods at very Low Prices. Grocenei tt Prnviiione, of th best quality and at the lowest prlees. Choice Flour nnd feed. Fresli Country Produce. ll'iuliing Machines & U'ringern of the bast make at lew price. ALL 0001)3 AUK DEM VKKK.D FKEE. H'e bats a Iteoruy, Ileaaast Ktera, Come and see ua elertiU llghteiL Geo.H. Enzian, North First Street, lhighton. JOSEPH 8. FISBER, DISTRICT ATTORNEY, OSIee (Vhiht llnvsa Bviuwhi, MAVCH C'HVIK, I'A. All buthieaa prseaftrr tMe4ed ta, the Valley house; B. W. OIsAUSS, - 1'roprletor, OI'P. L. V. nttfOT. Kirellaet tereisnioiliHsin fr numtatat and Usnslent esttteta. Ttx Hir It steeled with rlnesl jiaart aM dean. FRANK V. D1HIIL Practical Bins Steer ait Bdetarti All ktoJa of work la IMa Hue eieete4 promptly and at the wett reaaeatM prteea. I'atronag toHeeVeJ aR4 astlilsatieei (ar auteel. Wop en Nvh ftftwair. abote the Catbon House, E. II. CH1USTMAN CONTltACTOIt hi AND I t UUILDUR, EttlrnUM on All KtaJt at HetWatt cheerfully furnlabM. All Kind of ButldlDK Material at vkbt urnur rwee. Uluee'a OM tuaad. TTe handle all the Daily and Weekly Newspaper, Periodi. cals.MagarineFasliionHooV; nnd jStory Paper, and we Deliver them tiromptl y at your store, residence or office. Do you get a pawr T IT not jHMie try us. liesidea the news bureau we have a line assortment of Ciran. Totecco. CictairT Frnits. Kits. Tuyiasi Fr totto At tb very lowest C'ab 1' Ice Cream ! THE BEST QUAliff. FEtJtT FUTH8. Wa have a ooaj rlur aad will traat you oourtaoutly. ht aall T. J. BRBTNBY, llleaa'tOid fctUbd, - run .V Mil & .... . . . si: i: .tl)0 i. it Mi L t Hit" .a.llL, il -. am. iirt-jr i k wmjwiii Tuiuuui iS a Tff'PPnnJT? iuuni uiiiu t lit! 1, r.f nnr Sl'IiCI, U . ..-. lit.. t uii' Ki-e alloMr 1 U7 ,M apt I Ui hl: moi.i'iUAJj nr-mi outwvftro.tontho'partof v m I. I'lPtl- . iH ii TIr.ll TlTlTlTTl TT I illITl C T ho CUrHl at hnnta. And with- IktaT aJUa. 1 ir , .i-.i;t..i uii' Ki-e alloMr 1 the J rro tise of 1,1,1 nor or Mor sKL ifmw t i (n.' ..ii. ii rfnmiiitlMtV ! in II viJitntnri f r i .n tiimn uii. 4Ra H piim)itf U t trttnltiVi iiiiunyui i ui tinruruu i i m fur ku.i it ktfithei.io Tntil.-l... 1 . t , .Mid ii o ! fillrtwiiplrlaly I, til. " iaiii pimii'lilKf i toattit-'i.iialMfroo.nndshall S AT X ! Mi' tn i .i i ii . 1 1 . ..mi tiny of 1 i oho hablu lu comitimtltirv am. X it 'nin vn vi-njr niinit vi'ii'mari y V ' .!.' i to for -sal., by nil fibst-class vdfSaV bvv S it t.. . aAx itktf)tbei.i,oirlMt)Ua ft (.00 naKMaaW i i . .ii t ua. ii .iv leiLiirii in uii. n, i ti Kiaizt) oi our nan veaMeBBaaasev eatik. ( r .not.) ! mi(irM pir miy, ana fiiLo "gefBaV xfjit iT ln.l:lr!D Into nnrrbaalnn S Sjibv maWVr imi tii- tiLAvvw) Jturiuiiiu or purrbnilnt Cjl 4.. (I . .Itj T . i Hit 11 J .I't'M'l I if I ' J iiuuurutii.r. lfmljrt lalto by OHIO rSLHISAL no, LliA, OIIiJ. The wrltliUl pto a Trail? UMMER MILLINERY. Wall Papers, Borclers, Decorations, Pictures. O. A. G - BOWER'S BLOCK, Opposite air? ki tsst -vav az.. at-:' i-a.H1!' ri 1U3 tT r 7 .PtfWA and will not touch Uonor of any kind. I havo wnltd four month beloro wrltlug a n vi -Ma. -vik v v yuu I'.ESPONSIELE I U,NtS W.HKPl VJ - tr-V f r77n XT SOUTH END LIVERY, A. Sell&CQ., ftraelOftr Hcwf, luu Klrrt-t ftiniui for all furpoMi hlrad out t very lUAMoablt) Prloos. Wo liavo a Very Largo Assortment of TRIMMED & UNTRIMMED HATS & BONNETS Wt bar attlf Bft rhaa Billllnera and we do the very best work nnd deliver gtatxlt whan pramtaed. Uont forget to come aud tee ue before you buy. Miss Alverria Graver, LEHIGHTON'S POPULAR MILLINER. Dll. G.T. FOX, Orasd Central Hotel, 887 Hamilton St., Allentown. irvwathaua.ti. OtM IWi " I la a r si. I - i la t. m rraatlM Itsltwl W 4tsasa 4 aka Eye.Ear, Nose & Throat tjr-tjt. giMatl it tltw ttfaa wshsala.il mj ornea atuv aa aa MUf sju iw4. vsjMM)a.haastir a mm a, Matatuata. THE CARBON HOUSE, Henry Drutnbore, Prop'r, naer wraiHT, (.HiMiHTCMf, rn Malta aa astatjtaa. ff.t aaawaasM tsttttata. n VVi stajt if aa4 4hw4 Ofan. t-i talTal aVt Sw. ksaaH. mi W. M. Rupafeer, 1TTOEKKT as. OWWIUN AT UW, rtm aVaw aWv Ik. Minrl w Hax, UaWM 0UK. . . - - rMK'A F. I. SMITH, D. D. S., tattfstf4 eaattivavVse 0y49a Htftaa lUnk Binwt, Ltk ajtatMt, I'a la A.L-L itb aatam aaaa Lisat J(fSr ita iwt rasa ufrai'E hxh aa ttwm at a. .1 as - aa aaaa.aa.awa w a u w aUaca a isn.iatisH . awai - -a- a ittaaatut ta Mlaaa sM tff8 Kaal astau aa4 Bmllasatgi InMf waj tks alatlaatiBl KaVavl KaXatatal fimfT mmftmj mmhm. pWenVsttv aMMJ ttVflMatv aas aa DnuMe Chloric of Gold Tablets lm 0r!r.i fovTOBACtX) In frnm Stn5 dura. Pi-fiwt1v liarm- iiinrupm v or coafMi wunoat mi Ktioiti ujav i,iiiom.4 gor cnewintfiu a lewaafi, TTJUlf? c nbci;rMathoma,inrtwlth- uj'uii ousbi v c oil on io part or 1 OKMULA GC .1) CURB TAHLuTS. thelrrotise or Liquor or Mar fi fimn mi. i toaltii 'mlalM froo.nntl shall iiMe amuiu iu romiiimuerv ytn'.usnui our i aiii.btb. by nil fibbt-class irl'ieiuue ft ,00 oi our - onJel - Lo irorth nnd t rorn from tn Lnd mnnknd of your Tbiota Tm Onto RnrHICIL for TTT.T ' -eaissavav -wbbTt -w- jT . tx. s iwi tyi.ii' wwrwj ui yuur .buiomiiui tuuavru iiuuii.. a nrvivtm thrnn all rlirht nii.K tslllwMtLTri Iw Imtti a hotiVV smnbatr tiil rlaottr they did tho ork In loan than throe tlava. I am rurnl Truly yours, MATllfLw jUUNbON.l. O. BoxU. riTTKlinROII. l'A. Inio Otiemical Co.t flCHTLKMBMi It elves mo nlmauru lo anonk a. Word of ntnl in fur vonr Tnblctn. Mv oniifitan drinker, out ftr u'alnir vmir and will not touch Donor of any kind. I , iu umra t uow vuu cure wan pvnutuiuufc Onio CnpM tCAL Oo :-GKHTi.rM kn! Yoar Tablet uhihI moriihlne. hvooderuilcallv. for aoTfii r. rw vSWclUia iKjuor.uno mruuKii h inunu, iwu leu u, ivy your iuuivlh. iih wan m-nvy nnu kh siwS.av VtMrrLr oomttant drinker. Tint ftr unlnir vnur Tabluta hut thrco daTf4ho onlt ilrliibinir. two packages of your Tablets, and w Uhout any effort ua Auilrww all Ortlorn to THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO., Bl, 03 and 00 Opertt Block. LIMA, ClliO. manlkw thin papw.) All the New and Pretty Fancies in NE IV MILLINERY. Can be fnund in great 'array at our stores in Weissport and Lohighton. We certainly never hml such a Big Assortment before. Be sure to Come and See Us. M. CULTON. For the next few months the great question of interior decor, ation and house painting will be the leading consideration ol property owners. Let us make a suggestion for you. You want the work done right ; we can do it for you at reasonable figures, or we will sell you the wall paper and decorations. Come and see ; let us talk the matter over and we know that we can please you. OTH, P. 0., LBHKHTOIf, PA. A(3ENTS WANTEDS"", HMM-lraKurtry8tork. New ITvtH Mliar Mir Mft4iV4ii. Salary aud expeiisci ltuld, W.&T. Smith Co. "S?v7' Bill shall ail Ittf. On al tha Unrsl ultlrst Ks taMislnsl awl l4tkaawu riursrrl?s Id Iba Battod stam. Stridors Bakery, rtfri Wwl, IMakton. Ju HI alaavt lad KrasbMtawl tlesl BREAD AND CAKES. Uyc, Wheat and Vionna Drend rtaah aaatf af. Ow VlNsaa IKwd eaanut .iinait Wa n.nWllr taWill jour i.U!t sa. Walak tw ta Waaaa. St4dl'a Vienna Hakcry, Ova.uaMfa, riHMT IT.. UilllOHTON. -i itlti onsumptlon 1 What shall ttav fsay Scott's eatl liver oil m1 soda has otir&Z us of consumption in its first Hag rj. Have you a cough or cold acute or leading to coemption? Make i asurM Oeuaha. StaMt), CatumpHtii. Serofula, mH AajMHa aina naatinja a. Prairanta wttHna In - i a a - fas ,M I.., Xwt. aW Ujaamlttl, A FEW Testimonials from porsono who havo boon ourod by tho uso of Hill s Tablets. Tim Onio CtliMicaL Oo.: DtekU HIR- 1 hava Iteeu mlntr vntir cum for tolrco habit, and found U would to what toii claim for iu 1 nnnl ten renta of thoatmntTfrsiichMrlnff tiibBfotnliiT. one to five rlmtra i or 1 would Miiuikn to forty pip? of tolmcco, limit clip wett for twcntvflTA veriin. unit twuiiarkrurM cunxl me io l)iav no dinirt) fur It. a JU.llAl X-AJ It 1', Jt?HHI't JlllCn Ho. t 1 Kim.EMBU' ! Homn time bjtis I URiit mm vie. BLroii'-lv iditlrt?d to tint uao of Tabluta hut thrfni daviiho onlt drliiKlnir. havo wnltMl four month beloro wrltlug iw n my MKS. IIKLK.I MOnitlSON. rikciNMATi. nmn. hayo ncrformcrt u ht Iniclit in m y cam veani. ill it inu uave utiou I'MriM f. iiiciioi my part. W. 1' LUI1.UAY, M. J. Hartzell, DKALKIt IN ALL KINDS (IP HARNESS I:s Whips, Fly Netts, Robes Blankets, And everything olse usually kept In a urst ciass store ox 11119 Kind. REPAIRING Ot all kinds attended to neatlv. client). ly nnd promntlv. Special attention pnid to tlio mnnufactnre of Harness to order. STORE IN LEDCKEL'S BLOCK. FUKN1TURE. UNDERTAKING FI.OUK A FEED. Robt. N. Anthony, (Successor to 1. V. Kci, East Weissport) WItli CONTINUE TO HE THE BEST PLACE TO BUV Fnrnitore, Floor & Feed. . at the Lowest Trices. Oiveusacall. No trouble to show Goods. R. N. ANTHONY. JOHN KIR KEY. 2ND Ifuieiu, If, T. Dyspepsia For 20 Years! TBI lilt 11V1UIVT1LU10, Yet Two Pottles Wrought A CURE ! H Not Fiction, But Truth I DAHA' 6AH81PJLB1LLA CO., ftelfiat, MtS.: Gents i I bftTO been a sitrnt matt ?rr for oyer ao ynui wlUi IVMI'E1IA. m . .mIIito tried eTerythlos 1 could lHEbear of also tried l'tir- m u m MBj(.ian.t Trtnrjlnttnni. hut tvtnl.l 'aiciana vreacrlDtioDi. but c obtain only temporary relief. I have beeu U.NAllLK TO HLEKP WEIX for years mm m bm akvaaav vt iuk v mo niaasjiuciiAa tXtlUii IUU IliauiuCIVU IXtlLUl it dltreatlve ortracB. Bv I If! I Jn o my aireauve orxaoi. ; bought a bottle of DANA'S SAnsAPAniLI.A, aud II IIEU'CD ME HO until that 1 bought the secood, before mmmm m m Mathat WSS takCD. HIT H YN- THnTi'EPtiua wan cvur.n, 1 a ,nil , c)l i.i aLEKi WEI.I. ALT. NIUUT. I iXW. Wis A MiW HAN. CURES JE)?3&Y' To whom It mar concern: We are well acquainted with Mr. Klrkey, and fanow that be would net make may RMtieineDt - 1 L IUH HH aniniBa 6TKAUN3 4 SNAIT1I, DrurgUU. Maim tut, N, V. Daw Smiparilli Co,, Bfilast, Uitae. GO TO Fits. RODEHER, under thAKxrhanKO Hotel. Bank utrftt, for a unootli hav ora faablonable haircut, tW Vhtttl on Huaday't KiMlrr'i Hair tonic, cu remand ruff. We curry In ulock, a lull Hue oi (aury toil t articles at low est prkfs, and we are the only place lit town where you can buy Bender's Cream for theface. T AWFKK, the barber, opposite the 0,ra ' Iloute, cuts balr, shaves and does every tblorln flrst-claas stvla Drop In and see him, Cload on Suudava. Toilet Articles for tale. STUBEKt BIIAVINUBAUON. Opposite the Advocatk Orrica, Is heaaquarters (or BhaTinc.hatreuttlnK and l.ampoolnjt. lartlcu Ur attention rald to cutting Adieu bangt aud Children's Hair, lullet articles or sale. Choice (Tljrars. Cam- VV. CAMPHEIX, otpr the Cnal Bridge, East - Welsnikort.cuta bah. ibaten and sltauioos In i trie, (live me a call. You can also buy my Hum, Ilalr Tonics, ic., at the very lowest rleea, Ml l twnt" a iHSHrr' rirfwuilSi'.'&r DlA Ut0.lTl)l WtU d enmptsu ImlruHlon boci, C D C C WBfBOm mochlflTthsn ulln. FsjU i VrATlrfw'S. Ir I.UJM. luwi wm Lsi irlda uidWj aud niuiigs w w"fa, SALESMEN WANTED To tea Kurssrr Htock. Wt trow all the beat twst vans tics, old aud new, replare all stock luat dies, aitd ciurautee a&Msfaetlou. Hltbrst saUry or eomnilsxIouikatdlMimUis start, writ, forteruia. II. IC IlooarrCo.. Nu.erjnwn, lt4KheaUT. N. Y KsUbllshw) iua. IncorporaUd ttas. USE DANA'S SAItSAl'AItll.I.A. iti "TllK K1KI) THAT CUItES." That rlrearlerl and dreadful disease I Its ravaires? Tliousands Emulsion of pure Norwegian and hvnophosphitos of lime no UeJay but take Scott's Eimiisioi, LET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOn. How a Widow. Mad. Vs. of What 8h. Ilaard llallroad lllroetora Sa. A few years ago a widow anil tur daughter were occupvInK n tectlon In n Pullman aleevwr on tho Mltsonrl Pat'lf. ; rallrouL Tho section neit to thh l.u'.y liapnei to bo ocutiiil by a cvniilu of the directors of that ntilrond. Tho par tltloii between the tno sections was . thin that It wat not iliftlcnlt for n cot. rertatlon catried on in one poet Ion to bo heard In the other. Tho lady traveli r heard the two director diacnwilnR n Jila.i of contolldntlon whereby the ttock of th Mlsaourl l'aolflc won bound to lie gii-atly eulinnced In value. It wat then worth bat S or 8 cents o.i tho dollar. BLo was ou her return trip to her home tn Hartford. The conver sation of the tivo directors preyed on her mind. Bhe revolved It over and over again until her home wo9 reached, about which lime a (3,000 note due her wat re deemed. She aent for her attorney, de tailed to blin the convercution the hail heard aud eald the was almost renolvc to Invest tho 5,fc00 in Missouri Pacific The nttornoj . mlataltlng her announce.! resolution for Irony, UnghcJ, but tho woman of wealth rslsted. "It it but 3,000," the taid, "aud if 1 lone I shall havo jnst as much to eat as 1 havo always had and Jult as much to wear. If tho plana tictrayod by theso two directors work out, I shall malco n goal deal of money buying Missouri Pa dflo." Tho attorney obeyed the lnstructlonn of his client, invested tho $3,000, and tn less than a month tho proposed consoll dation was consummated, and tho Hart ford widow realized for her 3,000 invest ment $230,000. At the first blush this ln tldent it set down as proof of luck. It was simply an unexpected exhlbl tion of what in Wall street vernacular i termed "nervo1 on tho part of a qulcl. cared and quicker wltted woman. Hot one person in 10,000 would have given any heed to t'ao conversation referred to, and not one of n thousand who might havo heard and heeded and who hap pened to have the money, as the widow had it, would have dared invest it, Theso incideuts and illustrations wight bo expanded until volumes wero filled. Tho evidence would bo cumulative that eyes and cars and brain mako what the thoughttau term lucU. Cincinnati Times-Star. Tltc Walter's Good Joke. Thepurtynt the corner table had or dcred four boors and a thin one and In vitod the valt r of tho German restau rant to "havo one yourself." Warmed by the hospitality and the Jokelets that followed, Jacob felt bound torodprocatc. "I vlll dell you ii gout story," lie said, "von dot did happen tree uiit minescli hero der oiler day. Dere vas a veller gomes in. here mlt some Jag on mid til him down at dot dable und zay, 'Vat haf your" I zay 'Showder,' und he tay, 'Pring me some,' und den ho leans pack tn der shair to slocD mlt himself. "I yells-'Showdorl' to der coot, und ven it gomes oop und I carries it to der man he vas sound asleeb. I zay, 'I hai some fun,' una I dakes der empty bow dot some oder veller had und tet In front of der veller mlt der jag. Bretty soon he vakes oop und looks at der bowl und zay, 'Olf mo a beer, und how mooch vas allr" 'Dwonty cents,' I zay, und he zay 'Ecs dot all? Veil, dot vas as goot show der as I lifer did eat.' "Und I luff like a man ven you gif him BOine beer for nodlngs and jokes mlt him. Den I nay to dls veller: 'Dot vas all light. Yon- haf anoder showder on me eef yon like it. Dot vas a goot von.' "Und I laff efer elnco. It vas a goot choke, you bet." Boston Herald. "Address aa Above." There Is one lawyer iu tho city who will never again make use of Latin phrases in writing business letters. A short time ago he had to write a letter to a client in a neighboring city regarding an Important lawsuit that was to come rip before the court in the course of a lew-uays. The Information be solicited was highly essential to his case. In writ ing this epistle he made use of a lotter head with I printed address at the top. In closing hit letter he signed himself thusi "John J angdon, Address ut supra. After walling several days for tho re ply, which did not come, he again wrote his procrastlratiug client and asked why he had not sooner answered bis first let ter. The next day ho received a reply In which the client said that ho had an swered the letter and addressed It to "John Langdon, Ut Supra, Jf. Y." Buf falo Express. Making Imitation Diamonds. The material In which imitation dia monds are produced It called strata, from ths name of its Inventor, a German jeweler who flourished at the beginning of the present century. It is perfectly colorless and transparent glatt, or rather crystal, of Irreproachable purity, com posed of rock cryttal, or of white sand, mixed with oxide of lead, arsenical add and other Ingredients. Its preparation demands Infinite care and a multitude ot precautions, to avoid ths possibility of the slightest flaw or bubble being introduced into the mats, from which are then out the falsa gems in the pro portions desired. Small or medium sized diamonds produce a much better effeot than do large ones. For th best forms of Imitation jewel ry they are out by th same workmen that are employed In executing that function with real stones. Their task tt much easier, owing to tha comparative softness of s trass, a quality whloh oatuM ornaments In Imitation diamonds to lose very speedily their brilliancy and thelr deoeptlve aspect. To remedy this state ot things Imitation emeralds, rubles and sapphire are often set with a layer or sue cut from a real preaous atone ox in ferior value and cemented with a trans parent and colorless compound on the top of the fait gem, ao aa to cover It completely. lmum noma journal. Falcons In Japan. In the olden time In Japan all the dal- mloa (similar to the old English lord) had great sport with falcons, as thy went out to tna field to catch other birds with falcons. The falcons were tamed wall and used to catoh larg- birds, mostly cranes. When people now go out hunt ing' with foloons, tne men in charge now the falcons upon their fingers. Aaaonn a one sees any bird he lets tba falcon rush at the blrdi at soon a th falcon reaches the bird he bite at th throat and throwt the bird down to the ground, Meanwhile the holder runt to tha place where they are andcatch&ibothof them. Falcons are not large birds, but at they belong to the eagle family they art ttroug and brave and never afraid to go at any Urd to kill It, but tn man in charge ot falcons of court tax great care in feeding and 1! them, Chi caco Kewa-Uaoord. Th. Bin. of Sapphlras. Star sapphires an generally of a gray ish blue tint, and the star It exhibited in It greatest perfection whan looked at by th light of the tun or a oandl. Th sapphire It found of all tint and shades of bine, but tha color which approxi mates to the shade formerly called "bleu da rot" 1 the most valuable. A really fin sapphire should appear blue by arti ficial light at well aa by day. This stone Is found In crystals generally of much larger size than the ruby. Th nam "sapphire" it per ha pa the only on which runt through all language with vary alight alteration th Hebrew nam sapphir, tbe Chalda aapirluon, the Qreek zaMrot, th Latin sapphlrua, etc, Cin cinnati Enquirer, Tnsir Favorli. AaisHmaal, A favorit amusement with tbe United State, army ofiicera on tha IUo Orande U the Mexican cock fight Every Metioan village has tt cock pit. and officers on a few hours leave cross tha river to tea the fun. Than are no better cock Milliters In th world than the aferlcant, and as pnb-1 lu opinion annctinr.a tn spoil tn enjoy man of everybody I altogether, frank. The acme of the sport Is reached when tbe apparently vawiulabed bird, after having been completely burled In the doit of tha arena to at&uoh las blood, suddenly rlaut a If from the grave, and with on blow from tb spur slays his aatonlahd rival tn tha act of crowing over nu sap potad victory San Franslaco CfaroeWt, Sucb CONDENSED neat Makes an every-day convenience of an old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome. Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each package makes tVo large pies. Avoid Imitations and Insist on having tha NONE SUCH brand. MERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse, N. Y. 4k Entiroly ft I VEGETABLE MANDRAKE i AND A 8URE ka -rn.- t'r ron IS! Blllousnoss, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Diseases of tho Kldnoys, Torpid Liver Hhoumatlsm, Dlzzlnoss, filntf Mfinrlnnhn I nnM Appotlto,Jaundlco,Erup ? tlons and skin Dlsoasos, rrbs25a.t"lttUa, CaU tr so tnrfiu. r anif. jssissiAieia r.... i..n..t.. tt Sold by W. F.'Weryr CURE Blck RatvUcht &nd rtilm til tha trtmMu tod dant to atofUotu tttaUol tti irtMB.auob at Xlu!oei, ISftUMft, Drxnreio)), DiatrM tftf tuog, ria u tU Bid. . WhiU thi most tiuiitftaie ooocm bu McatZunralaoaibia i SICK SuAichi, yt CaiWi Xittto XJrer rtm art quftllr Tktaoblo inOotaitlptUloa, eurlng ui4pr Ten tins toUnnojliBttompljkliii;'wUUth conMlftUdlsw)nothfMUD i Ad t tt7 vonld ba fJmoat prtM.M to iho4 wtxi snUkr from thli dlfitntulnf oompUlnU tal forto IitvUly tbtUrfoodtteu doa notei.il br,aVD(l llioM who mot irj tlMia nill flnd Uicm littl pun nltw ttvbl la SO ZtLaUiy WsVTI ttt thSf Will QOt b Wll lULg to do viUiont tLooia pal trfUr UiU. faw4 ACHE fit un tan. ct so many lira, that bm ta vban mmttsaurareattioeak, OBriul..artltwul , cUiors do not. I Carter's LUU. lirar KHs art vary tnuH an4 vwy .ear to take. OMortwofsUsnasaaadoM. Tbef ara atrloUf vegsUt&e aaa ao net trip, ot pnrga, tat It tbelr otntU action pi MM all irba baaUiam. la vials stSS cant. Sr. for It. BoU It druggists erwiTlL.ra, or sanl hj mail. CARTER MtOieiNI CO., N.w York J SHALL PI1L SHALL DOSE. SUALLPRlCt O AVE ATS. TRADE uibKR. DK8IQN PATKUT8. COPYRIGHTS. otaJ r mrnrinsiiiOTi juthi rrtvi iisvnnrMViar ariii tr StMUflM ytf u itHujiitfrATs flaw iobk, latest bai-Ma for Menrtnx pttaU la Amr.oa t cry pu exit takco out by us Is bKtutfht tftaf Um ptttaUt) by ABouot iiTM frse of oiwtt la u ttrttat cJrtml ation of tuir sdorotlO'i paper la th wora7 cipleiHltdlf lUaafrftted. Ho itHlnt maa should b Hbou It, Week It. f3,00 vtsu-f HJOsti months. AddrtM UQNN, k cSo- ItUBimiiKt. aor Uroiws, hw fuk Gty. B AXLE II GREASE TtoirlatarutUlUavrattaTOiyM tfsuitaaiii iw Dm tit mnv ui-.ftr brevna, j 3wndAtLYi)gALgnanH''fBAU.T. jfiy ua o(, hai weak! yu Ao t ! itikijS i j1 4t itw.. nuiAtxv ataiaJ la lairta ItVlir.MT i Wat k UI (. Uial 4tt RoDicdy Hsnni MtiaU Beldin's IS m UMthtlS. lWtttttM yw. J to I MaaMllfiaH, M Vault II tsaV MMM Cajisfti. Iinia ( ht'W fi . 1 Qlt. rrwa.t- 4i.4iJ.aklllMU UI IS. IIUII nUMUtl tt USt, v FOR SALE. A faxm BlIiiAttsI Id Towaraeminf townihIi, Carbou oouutr, I'a., tvUmt sit uillea Irwin Wlv port, ou rottd Ira41iiK from twiltt Mlar lo Krnie tllle coutalulDK ui'rdi oi U hctrm ol UudiiuctMl m uolu a aprlox waior all lb year round, arul .IUi all iueurr ouibuiklluua romttrUUik! A TWO HIOUY FILAMK 1WKL UHd HuVHK Utti fwt, Hh awluilUUfwt, a fraui but a baru X4S feet, waton bd rtlM feet ami all olUvr DeeMary ouiUuilUlui. lfrmi 1 aale will b luaile kuowo by juiin nniitadi tt lUrrliT PRIVATE SALE. Tbe uuileralxued otters al Prlale Sal tbe followlnc arllclea Oue Blake Slone t'riulitr. KO Too Ctparlly. One 111 II. I'. Eutlne ami Unlltt. A vsilrtv ol I'lowa and Tooli aulltbl. for ltad ualilox. Apply to W. II IIK1IKII, llarrllr, IV WEISSrORT, PA. A popular (tuestlou before the people jut uow is Ptablug Tackle, Ibis la particularly ao witb tbose wbo find a pleasure Id aunlluit for tbe ttauf tribe. Where to get tbe boat tankel tt also a perpleslug queatlouto you but not to us, for we bar It rigbt bore tbe very beat at tbe loweat price tbe tarn prices perbarw aa jou par for a article elaewbere. Wewautjrou to oome aud otauiiu ouc Haw line of FUIiIuk IWkel, before you go elsewhere for w know that we twit save you aiouey. That la what you aut. Come and sea us BIERY, The Druggist. CARTER'S saam if iwi I Wa
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