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V V. POTTER,
A TTORXE V A T I I TV.
Solinsfrrove Pa,
Offer hi profeMioaal aereicea to the
r.nblle. Allle:l buelnes ntriiie' lo hi
ir wttl reeeire pompl attention. Office
o door above the New Lutheran Church.
July, 4th '7J.
JP. CROXMtTjLKIt.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Middleburir, Pn.,
Oder hie professional eertrice lo the pub
lie. Collection and all other profe asiuniil
busiae entrusted to hit care will receive
prompt attention. fJan it, C7if
A C. SIMPSON.
2V. , ATTORN BY AT LAW,
Solinsjjrnve Pa.,
OTer hi profession! (ervice to the pub
lic. All business entrnte I lo hi Jcare
will be promptly attended to.
r Jan. IT, 'fi.if
1 W
KXIOIIT.
ATTORNEY AT L W,
Offer hie rrofessional service to the pub
lic A'.l rnislnes entrusted to hie care
will be preiapily attended lo.
' Jn 17, MTU
W"" :i7v a nTskz k i ; :,
ATIOKN . AT LAW,
Lew-isbur Pit..
OfTor hi prafesinl service to le pub
lic. Collection and nil other Pi olessi.m
al business entrusted lo hi care ill re
ceive prompt attention.
pilO F. MIMsKR,
J ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lewisburg I'n
OiTeri hi Professional erice to the pub
li'. Ciillec'ion and U other professions
.II biisino-. entrusted to hi cure will re
eive prompt attention. Jan. 3, tTi f.
I Jl.MS.1, A. II. IILL
l) (Successors to J. F. fc . M. I.lnn.)
ArT'JilNtVst A 1' LAW, LeiHlur. Pa.
Otter their professional dirtier lo the
yuMie. Collection and all other pro
feiuonl business entrusted to their euro
will receitreproaijilatleniiou. f Jan. 3, '07tt
CIIAKLKS HOW'KR.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Kplinsirovo Ph.,
Offers hi professional service to the pub
lie Collection nJ U other profession
business entrusted to hi cure will re
eciee prompt attention. Office twoiloor
north of tlio Kcyaione Hotel. f.Un 6, '07
AVVKL ALkKMAa.
HOBAta 4U.lt AS
S. ALLEMAN & SON.
A T TO 11 N L l o A T L A V.
AH professional business and collecting
entrusted to ili-nr cure will lie promptly
aliened to. Cn be consulted in English
r (ionium. Ollice. Murke'. Stiare.
tITmykiw,
XJ' ATTORNEY Jt GOl'NSEIM hi LAW
MMJIcbnrjr Snyder County I'cnn'n
Ot'jce a few 'dour Km-t of t lie P. ti. on
Main eli-eel. Cuiisultiitiou in Knirlisli
and tiermnn language. Si'p.'tiTl
11. II. GHIMM,
Attorney & Councellor
A T-LA It',
Office N. E. Cor Market & Water Sfs
Frceburir. IN'iin'a,
Consultation iu both Edglisb and Oernian
Laiigunse. Dec, 1, 72tf.
G ROVER JJt BAKER
SBWIXO MACHINE.
Perion In need of a good and durable
Jewint Mnchine can be nccommodtted al
reonable) price by oiling on 8am
l ib r'Al'T, Agent, Selinserove.
. f Jan. 2VC8
Dr! J. Y.SIIINDKL.
SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN.
Mitblleburg Pa.,
Offer hi professional iereice to the cit
iiem of MidUUourg aud vieinily.
f March 21. 'C7
JO JIN K. HUGHES, Ew.,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
renn Twp., Snyder Co. Pa.
1 t VAN BUSKIRK,
KIRUCAL k MECHANICAL DENTIST
Felinagrove Ponn.
f II U'AON'KU, l-'so
X. JUHTICROr THE PEACE,
JauVsoa Town-bi, SoyderCo. Pa.,
Will aUcti'l lo all buinea entruted to
hi oar and on the mot reaaonable
leriut March 't)Hi(
DK J- T KANAWKL.
I'HYSiciAN ANI) 8CR0E0N,
C'enlretllle, Siiydrr Co., To.
OtTor hi professional icrrice la the
i'Ubllo. CSftf
(1 RAY BILL & Co.,
"X Wiio(.(al DiAtaa t
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
Oil Jlolb. Window Shade, Ilroomi, Mali,
Uruiltei Cotton Lap, Grain Hag, f'.j
Ned, Ituoket. Twine, Wick, Ac.
'o. 4Ji tlttktt Street, Philadelphia.
'cb. 7, '67
R T. PARKS.
XJ ATTORNEY AT LAW k
UISTRICT AT TOR NY,
III)DLEUUaO. SNYUEll COUNTY, Pi
04 j a Court II iue, dept. IS, 'C7tf
T B- SELIIEIMER,
'
DEALKB 1H
H4RDWARE,
Iron, Nails,
Steel, Leather,
Paints. Oils.
Coach ft Saddlerv Ware
Ktovcs & Tinware.
l A V tr rs .-. ...... '
P1AU111 D i li Me l ,
irfB)Otr 1CT7J-II
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at i ft 1 1 ii ixi in
VOL. 11.
VO) I V OFFlCUliw.
Poit OOlct) Addren.
ramntrtT .linoa Hon. Jot. C. Buahcr,
LewiHmrjf. Union county,
AociAr Jrcoit Hon. Oeo. C. Moyer,
Frerbiirn.Uoa. Jaoob 0. L. Shindel, 8
linpgrota. Pkotmoott Attn Cttnit or thiCoi-rt
.'eremiah Crouse, Midlleburg;
RniiTa Ani RicoBtna Samuel II,
Schuck, Mid llehurir.
tlimairr Daniel Itolender, Midlloburn.
Coi tirr Commission Philip Kinney,
Bearertown, Adam J, Kisher. Selinsgrote,
John T. Huffnagle, Penn al'reek.
Jiby CoMiisiona Henry llrown,
Frreburir, Oeorge 0. Hornberger, Ml.
Plea tut Mill.
Cot hty 8t ariTPtt Aaron K. Oiit, Mid
dlehurn. District ATTcnuat Ronjamin T. Park.
Middlrbiirit.
Tarsfnra Jacob Cross, Reaeer Snring.
Al'KtTotis John S. Hi.iitrrr, Middle.
hnr. Samuel A. Weliel, Recrlown, U.
liicltenbaeh, 8aleni.
CnxMiioMtB Clbk. Andrew Peter,
Mid'llrliurg.
MaafAMTitn ArpRAtsna. W e II t 0.
Holme, 8elingroTe.
t'oartH. Peter Harlman. Penn'e Creek
t'olNTT 8rrBITIHDK!T. Wui. Noclling
8eliiigrore.
Taa or Corar. Fourth Monday In
February, May an I September and Second
Mond'iy of Deceiiiher of each year.
lAlltMUCNr iioi:sk.
1? NK R THK TiF.POT,
(jKUROE liltYHW, Piinpm-.T.ia
Thia house i in close proiimiiy to the
depot and ha lately been rebii.lt and re
fitted. Room comuiodiou the table well
supplied with the beat the market afford
a. I term moderate.
B
UOWN IIOI'SK
I'AXruVVlI.I.E, (lleofor Station.
HENRY RE.NKKR, Propnelor.
Th nmlrlirne1 a..itH tht tnstlioit of Inform
In lb (nihllr that lia un n-en'l a hotel t to
! nnmcil plaea, un the r'l from Ml.l tl.
bur to He ,vrton, sful ihst he Is rerel to
entertain the ouhlle with llr.l rls .. i.iii.hIa
l..n.. at.KKY UtMLU.
April , l;l.
yy a lk k TioU" s"eT"
McCJluro Cityln.
NICHOLAS SIMON, I'roi.rietor.
Tb ia a new house, newly furnished and
is now open lo the tr.le!iiip public. It Is
located near the depot. No effort will he
spared by the proprietor 10 make tnevtay
of hi guet pleasant and agreeable.
J) WIS HOUSE,
.... i M i rtH, Wii.kii,, A. f..wl.titwn
K. It. liep-'t, corner of Water anJ Ihiroa Ms.,
Luwixttnvii JJl.,
Ooorgo Flory & Son, Proprietors.
f35TOpen Pay and Night for the aocom
Miodiition of tratler. A first class He
tnurnut is attached to the holt-1, whrre
Mea at all hour can bo bad. Temiu
reasonable. P,43-lf
B
UMOAKHNKIt HOITSK,
(Oj'.lte Koti'Hnu Kallruail Iiepot)
I InrrlMbiir, ln.,
A. H. tAWDia. Proprietor.
Kvery etfnrt neoes.nry to Insure the com
fnrt of tttirnts will be tuaile. Th bouse has lienn
oawly runttdl. ocil.ltTltl
JJNION HOUSE,
MliMlebnr Pa,
DAVID HDRSTflXaa, Prop'r.
Accommodation good and charge mod
erate. (Special accommodation for drov
er. A share of the puhlio patmnsie is
solicited. U. KKKSTtitlt
April II, 1871
LLEOHENY HOUSE.-.
o. bl'J A- l Markrt Strrrt,
(Abovt A.'itfAra.)
PHILADELPHIA.
V. Uo1c, I'ropriotor.
lcm fj OU INt Iliu. jitifC
rp J. SMITH.
L ATTOUNK V AT LAW.
MIIHI.KIIl'K, SNYKDH OU.. PA
Oilers his P olesslonal Nervine lu til pab'ld
Consult tlou In EngllsU and 'Jrman.
JOUN II. ARNOLD,
ufVttornv t Iaw,
MIDDI-KIIUIIO, PA.
Professional business entrusted In hi care
wi:.' be promptly attended lo. Feb !.'7I
jlTioMisolTi iTakicTi"
Vtt rnv-ivt-Tn w,
Lewisburg, Union Co., Pa.
Kjr Can be consulted Id tin English and
German language.Xr1
IlKKU'K Market Street, opposite Wall
Smith k Co ritore 8 4t)y
gMUKL II. OUWIQ,
A.ttorny-ivt-In.'v,
UFI'lt'E.TlT WALNUT STRtET,
ruiLAii.raia.
JC. KHKlTZr.lt,
J I'STH'K OF THE PE AOK,
'liaimsu lowh.hlp Hnyiler Co, r.
Oonranilnn, t,olletlnit and all other bust
oess eolruileii to hi ear will be promptly at
landed to.
D
II. J. W. ROCKKFKLLOW,
PHYSICIAN AND 8UB0E0N
Offer til professional servloa to th eltlsen of
Ittltlilieuurg mi fioiniif. u"i'
J A t'O II I. IIOCiAU,
WITH
DERROTII, UKUUdTRESSER&CO.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
nsn. provisions. &c.
Nn, Wo North Wbarve. (abova ItacaeU.,)
t.7lf PlllLAUELPAlA.
g J.WLLUMS, Jr.
Mani'tacti'K tor.
VENETIAN BUNDS,
AND
Window HliadoH,
For Store Churches, Private Dwell'
ingi, Offices, Slo.
No. 16 JT. Sixth Strict,
PH1LDELPHIA,
X. B Bpa3rln praasptlj Ui
mDDLEBURGr. SinTDER COXnJTY PA, t
Pootry.
Farm-Yard Sonf.
Oeer the hill the farm-boy goes,
HihvJo T len'ho i aio it ihelaa l;
A giant flafT In a giant band ;
In the poplar tree, aboee thepring
The katydid begin lo sing ;
The early dew are lulling.
Into atone. heap dart the mink ,
The swallow aknn the river's brink
And homo to the woodland fly the crow
bu over the hill the farm boy goei,
Cheerily catting.
Cn bos ! c', bo t o o', co', oo' !"
Farther, farther, over the hill,
Faintly catling, calling still,
"Co", bo ! oo", bos ! oo'. co' !"
Into the yard the farmer goe
With grateful heirt al the close of day;
Harness an I chnin are hung away ;
In the waiton shed aland yoke an I plow
The strap's in the amok, the h ly in the mow,
The cooling ile.m are fallitw;
The friendly sheep In welcome bloat,
The pig come grunting lo hi feel.
The whinnying mare her master know,
When iuiti the yard the farmer goes,
Hi raille calling,
'Co', b is ! co', boss V !" co' I" co' !"
While till the cow-boy. far awav,
"Co", boss! co', boss! co' ! Co'!"
Now lo her lak the milkmaid gors ;
Thecanle come crowding thru' Hie gate.
Lowing, pushing, liiiloaii l gteal ;
Ahuul t bis Irougli by the farm yard pump
The friiliconie yearling frisk mi l jump
While the plt-atit dews are falling;
The ni-w milrti heit'oris ijuii-k an I Kliy.
Hut the old cow wan wuh tratiiuil cje;
Aud the white alreain iulo the biilil pill
lloivs
When to her task the milkmaid goes,
Soothingly culling,
"So. hois ! so. bos! so'! so! o!"
The clii-erf I milkmaid takes Iht toolt
And sits and milks hi l ie twilu ' ceol,
.S.tying, So! o, boss! so ! io !"
To flipper al last the fanner goi ,
Toe apples are pared. I tie paper real.
Toe siunes are told, then all to tit-1.
Without, i h cricket' ceast!ess song
Make shrill the silence all night long.
The heavy dew are f.iliniK ;
The housewile') hands has turned the lock;
Drowsily tick the kitchen clock ,
The huebold sinks lo deep repose ,
Hut etill in bis sleep the f.iriu boy goes
Singing, calling,
'Co lioss ! co. bos I co' ! co' ! co' !"
And oft the milkmaid, in her dr am.
Drums in thepiil wilb Hie ttaslnug stream,
Murmiiting, "So, boss! so!"
"Jtilo . T ii 1
Mitt. llaimliltiii'N titrl.
'Donrnio!" Raiil Mrs. Hmij'liton,
ins h1i Utiit ovfi-tt (Trout Uettlo of sini
miTin tjmiicuH. "I lon l know wlmt
we tiro to do. I cm t ot hiicIi ii jirl
h I wnnt for nny wti!"t, tin. I tlicrois
t'vurvtliini; to l iVmiu.''
"Jnut like )iij)i!" K'liil F.nittii1.
working away nt a iiiiihs if pasty tlmt
wiin to itppctir later iii tlio h1i.uk nf
jiios. "I ilon't Htijipumi ho i-viiii ri
ineinlx'i'i' 1 wo lul l no frirl wlion ho
invitoil Mr. Austin ntiil Ins fonsin.
"If it with only K'"th'''ii. I
nhonliln't ciii t, but tln;ro ia a Mru.
Austin.''
".Mtimma!"
"rVt. my dear. Of oournn your
papa furot to tiu'tition that till just
us ho wuh h tatting to tlio city this
Uboriiint;, ami thi-y will all eoino with
liuu this ovotuu. I Iiivo sent
Daisy to put tlio spam room in or-
di r ; lint you know now it will lisk.
"Slui'll iiiako up tlio hi'il on tlio
floor, iiml put tlio toilet
Hervieo on a
'I'll try to
here coiuea
chair," luuhoil Ftimiio.
(.'et a poep. Mamma
Bt'ssin I urnor. '
Sho will havo to cotno in hero.'
Tho visitor, lulvancinjr np t ho frar
don walk, ilid not wait for an invita
tion to tho kitchen, hut t'atuo direct
ly to tho half opened door. Sho was
a Htuull, pretty tfirl of alxnit twenty
two, with a inarkod air of refinoincnt
in her sweet faoo and tho iriu:eful
caiTiago of lu-r slight liuro.
1 wo years before she had driven to
call upon Mrs. Ilaughton in her own
carriago, lint her father's sudden
loath had revealod the fact that he
was deeply iu deht, and hud left no
fortune for his only child, hineo
that tiiuo llessio had heen teaching
in tho Setninary at H i lmt on
tho day when Fanuio Ilaughton saw
her from tho kitchen window it was
school hours. Her knock was an
swerod by a cheerful "(!ome in, Ilea
sio," and shu obeyed the HUtnmons.
Mrs. J laugh ton, sho said, after
greetings hud been exchanged, "1
heard you wanted a girl.''
"I do, uidijed. Do you know of a
good ouo t '
'Will joii tako mo V
Dessie 1" cried both ladies.
"I must do iiuething for a living,
and Dr. Will says I must neither sew
nor toacli next winter, if I want to
live. He assures mo my only chance
of recovering from the troublo in my
lungs that I have had so long is to
give np teaching, and he positively
lormus mo to toucu a neodio.
Bat, llesbio, you a lady " gasp
ed Fannie.
"Are you any less a lady for ma
king pies this morning, Fan Miss
Ilaughton, I meant I suppose you
will hardly care to have your servant
girl call you Fannie.
"Don't be absurd, Bessie. The
idea of your father's daughter being
a servant girl 1" said Mrs. Ilaughton.
But BoBuie was in earnest, and her
tone was very positive as she an
wered t
"I must earn tar living, Mrs.
Ilaughton, ami cannot toaoh for a
time. You mast be aware that roy
alary baa not been sufficient for me
to save enough to live on all winter.
If you will not hare ma I must go
among strangers.
"I should be glad enough to have
it . :i n
jvu, u uu inu am
( "i really moan It. TOO MS ay
3 W
mo just wluit you paiil nrall. I'm
sorry," slto 8!iid frayly, "I luivo n
rt'coiutncnd.ition from roylitHtplaoo."
"Biit wo aro expecting coiuiuny,"
said Fatiuio.
"1 11 allow you to liuvo romjwiy
somptiinoa," waa Iho gnioiom l oply.
"Now, Mitts Haubton, I'll tnis!i (Iu;
piofl nn.l B5Hi took n laro npron
from hor p.wkot. tio I it over li'-r
Itltn.'k ilrosH, rcinovoil litr cufF-, ro!lMl
up Iht hIohvch, nuii took p s-io.uoti
of the pio bonnl.
"Sfo whtit Dai ay tloing, Yun
nin,"Biilhor mother j ami Tannic
Wfllt off.
As noon as kIio was R.mo. Irs.
Haulitiin, takino; HoHsid'a faff in hor
m ithi'tlv hativlt kiss 1 1 it h iftly.
"D u lin," hIio Bui I, "this m'tsf.
not lio. 1 lovo von, Hohsh, ns ono of
my own prln, anil you must c inio
mill 1ft us nurso yon well auin. Yon
hIi11 l my ftitst this winter.''
"You arc vi-ry kitnl," the yo.intf gWl
rt'plit'il. "but yon must let mo have
my own way. Iliiot ih'o ! nnrs
itii, only ri'st from tl constant tallc
in to pupils, un 1 aflivo exontiso. I
tol I Ii. Will what I meant to lo
mi l he sai.l it was the best m, lu-ine
in tlio world for ni"."
O iitoa lutiL'talli followed, but!
Mrs. Ilauglit ni was obliged to yield
her mint. . I5,snio w is resolve 1 to bo
in lopeii lent, tin 1 saw n i disgrace in
hotn-stlv L'cttin' a living in hoi-
friend s kitchen.
lint when the girl was really alone,
slid certainly acted very strangely,
considering her Into resolutions
lust as Mrs. Ilaughton had left, her,
she had said :
"We pect Mr. and Mrs Austin
and their cousin, a Mr. Alexander
Wright, lately rcturtiud from I'ahfor
nia."
Then she left tho kitchen, nn I lies
sie dashed into tho buttery and sat
down behind the door.
"Oil, why didu't I wait!" he sai l
in a half wisper. "A lick Wright at
homo ! What will ho think to see mo
a servant girl ? It was bid enough
to be teaching for a living j but cook
ing for ti living! Oh. why didn't I
wait! Wait fir what.' I am only
earning my bread. Aliek Wight is
nothing to me," sho sailngiiu in
stern s -If reproach ; "probably ho has
forgotten my existence."
Hut even as sho sp ike there arosn
in her memory a picture she would
never forget. In a mscrvat ry
w here tinkling f iiiiitains cooled the
tho air for choice exoti-s, a lady
stood bei-ido a till, fine looking in m,
who held her little glove h l i I fast
iu her own. I loth were in rich even
in'' dress, and Mm house was full of
gay guests, Mr. Turner having ac
ccpted un invitation t a frii-n I s par
ty in one of r'ilth avetri"'s pa'aces.
It wan tho second winter l.e hi I
spent in New York with llcs-ie, I In
last winter of his life Hit the
couphi in tho conservatory were not
thinking of death or change, when
tho gentleman sp oko in a low, earn
est tone :
"1 will not bind yon bv anv pro
mise, llessie, for you will bo tin Icir
u:-s, while I have still my way t
I sail for Sun 1'Yiuc;sm very
soon, and expect t go into business
witli my undo Micro ; lmt, iu few
years I shall return. I shall impc
that you will not forget me.
1 wo weeks latter Im was gone, an I
llessie. an orphan. Years of strti;'
gin or her ha I been years of success
to him, for his undo was dea l, and
had li-H liuu a l irgo pi-omuiy uml
prosperous Ini-ini'ss. The ptido in
hoiti hi Iti'Kiie's nature hid kept lier
Ironi ti llini her Hid siorv to mm who
was not liirmallv enuuo l lo her. an t
she hud lourtwd to think ef Ahck
us merely u irond friend, lmt to
mi-it liini ns sho intisi cieol It I ' 1 1 tu n
lew hours, was u sore alraiu uponhwr
pridn and lovo.
llui tins won t get my dinner,
she Kiti I ea I'lenly, ns t ho lit lie oloek
on (he kilt-hen iniiille warned Iter
that liino was fl)inr, ' If I must he
a eervunt, at la.-t I wil boa good
OUC."
Tim nflernooti train drought the
expet'li'tl u'iiet. iiud Bessie, p.ejiint'
from her kitchen cirUui Saw, the
pretty httl' luilv wh'i hud been h -i
ti'istess onu cvenitiff slreaily niention.
ed, and her uray haired Inihiiii.l, am)
a tall, broad -sliniililered, beavily.bear-
led young man, w ho wns intrutlueed
io bis h'nieH aod hi r pretty dough
ter at "My oousiu, Mr. Wright."
It wan not iho e if led work iu the
worl I, uller lid", Id wU at tlio inhle,
mid Mrs. lln'uhtou etarud uttln .le
mure litilo waiircss, whoso perfoutli
cooked viands alio wa dispensing.
lint nobody noticed her, and dinner
passed off very quietly, tha oe nr.
rivals being lull of city iroHnip for
i hoir country frienls.
Ab Iho "irl" stood over bor dish
pan, in wbioh two aoilJiog toara bad
fallen, nho I bought :
"lie did d t even rrengolio me."
In the drawing-room Ibero waa unu
sio and U'lirbtor, io (be kitoheo tear
tii'l liglw, wbeo Mr. Ilaughton cauie
out to lipeaie,
"Bessie, doar,'' aho nid, "leave
the dishna aod cotno iulo tbu parlor
Da."
7 am too tired and hot," pleadud
B'-BHie.
If will real yoo."
"Hut t U lienor not. I can't be
servant end lady, tno, Mr Hiuhton
Dan't iliiuk I am uogreulful, but It lit
better for mo to keep in my pluoo.
"Itbinkea, too,'" aald le lu'ly,
'hat I don't think we q i 'e ares
to wbioh it your place Uowever.
yotiball bvfour ow wj to-
JULY 31 1S73.
nibt. VoirdinntT was apli'inli I."
And the lady rntnrni tl t lu r g'te-ts
while B niii kvaslipd and wipeil plates,
cups, nod dishes, a I put all to or ler
When tho last disL wasjn its I'lme,
iholast eruinh swept in, the yonn
,'itl threw otT her apron, and w-nt
Milii 1 lio uarli-n to try to thro-v ulTlhc
fovorish h-at huriiiiirf in her vein.
"I wonder if I am Mrouiig enough
to throiiu'h with it ?" hIio thutighi
as sho toalol herself in the suni'ii'T
limise, and it was not nltoijui lier I
physical strength tbe was hj duuht
tuf. "IK'novor looked al tno tn-nii;ltf,"
iho S-iid 10 herself ; "li lt ho tiMt, see
my Inei) soma tinu if ho U to si:iy a
w'eeU."
Jti't at tliit moment lhi o .r f
eisjar camo 11 ntmu' in at tho stimni'T
lionse door, an I heliiro Usin ei ill
t'seiipo a m iiealini' ciirnr hnhler I'd
Ii"! the '-II ivana." SIk lull slut
t'd to her fi-i't, and tho ui ionlilil
shono lull up in h -r r.teo a Aiiik
N'ri,'hl sprang l.irwar.1. crying.
"Hesiii) Turnor, wheto luvo you
I'omo 1 1 out ?
II it tho girl drew hiidt fio-ti lh.
rnptur in u't't'etiiig, si)iug in a cold.
Vim-e :
"I Mrt.
II iMghton'i servant
irl. Mr- rijhi.
' "Her her her
etaintiieivd the
V o mi j; tu in
1 llcr H'-rvanf. itl. working in Iht
klit'hen. My lath r is iiii, an I my
own health prevents my teaching, mi
I am emuiiu my living iu Mrs.
Ufiatitun's U 1 1 ben ."
She w is so liar I an I col l that lie
loo'io l nt her in ii'iia. 'incut ; h it af
ter a iii'ini'iiit he siov llcr lii'-i) '1'iivi-r-nig
in tho moonlight, mid he r tcg..'.
rverytliniL' save th it iho wn-nau lie
l ived above nil other women ,(s
pour, in snrt'iiw, nn I in tr iui'lo.
"It-sstn," he em I, and his voice
was lull of deep li'diu.', "was it kti-t
to kei all t bis from me knowing
I loved you f I it km I to tin list, mi-
uwiv ii i iv wiirn I i nen e.iieii tint
w;ivfr..m ('..lil'ot.iia to tin I voii
J .
. . '
ll ivo yo'j rmiseil t'l l"vi) inn II -sie ?
ivo j-o'i rouse
Will you seal me htiek nl n, , or,'' mid
In.) opened his arms, "will ynn he my
own trui! li'ilu wif... as you guvo me
rettsnn to Inipi) Ion; tln f"
"Hat, Aliok," elu suiJ, I am panr,
-i.-k "
"Hush, di'ling! You nn) mine,
land I am not poor. Yon shall prow
i ! 1 1 again, my ilatlnii.', when yon
Ih ivi? ove and ret. lo u t tlnve me
'away lesin. "
And ne-tliiii; down In his stronij
arms. Hessio gave him tho promise
III) ITlVll'l.
Tln Mi ind of pay vniecs coining
Ir. i in llui iiHiiie iir.mn.'il them.
Tbu whuli) puny wem neat'
iininiii-h nis'i, when a eouplij
nut into tl.e iiioetiiilii, and Mrs
the
(Hue
Am
tin ri o'nie I her former tomst.
"Why, Miss Turii'T I" she eric I,
aiiiael. "1 wr ite y. el a mnii'h it.'"
t i-uui'i mil piy mo u visit, uud ynu
uevur repl ed "
!ees mi),'' whisperel Me. Austin,
I lnrj'it In p irI '.he letter."
"Ahi-k wi I forgive in.) now for ilU
MMinutiiig liini." cunt i title I his cou-iu
' 1 ha I pr.i in-e 1 you -Il i ll I Im at IU.
lio isc ti welcome linn, lmt it is uh
ii'ht now I Mipp isn, Aliek '!"
"AH right, wis tho vmphttic re
p'y,
Ati'lso Mrs. ir.iughton limf hei
ijirl the hiitie d.iy t-he vnu'iged hnr.
Hospital I'or t lio liis.inc
uti'.rfH'iii'j llisiori iif llf'. Institu
tion nt l liti'ilr.
Tho Hospital for tho Insane, at
Oanvillo, was established by an Act
of Mm Legislature approve I April.
Id, 1 S IS. Ity this Drs. Trail (liven.
John Curwell and Jos. A. lined Were
made Commissioners to select tho lo
cation, purchase a farm of not less
than two hun. lied and fifty acres,
and erect tho noenssary buildings.
On tho 2,'ld of April they orgauiedi
ami app iintnd .John M'-Arthur, dr.,
architect, who proi-ec In 1 at once t
inepare tlm plain an 1 Hpcciticitious.
A month later lr. S. S. Shult. was
elected Slipnrititellde.llt, who went on
duty ill August of t'm h.iuih year by
coiuiueiiciug tho prepiratiou of too
loca'ioti solo -ta I for tlio hud li.i ' ti
ll ait ouo tnilo from Danville. Under
his iiiiniu bate supervision the build
ings havo thus far been i-reetud and
ho has now charge of it as Supuriii-
toiuleut an 1 1 liysieian.
Tho present htructuro of which the
corner htono was laid by (lov. (leary,
vtgust antu, Jnii, on a HUMi '.it
lino is four hun. bed and seventy
suveti feet an 1 six iuehes in huiMi
and consists of a centre buil bug an
a wing on each sidn. Tim centre
building is eighty font in front, by
two hundred and ono feet aud tun
inches deep, five stories high, front
of tho wing: o innocuous, aud four in
tho rear. In this building aro seven
ty rooms used aa ollices and ap irt-
ui outs for hupuriuteu lent, ssisant
Medical officers, Steward and Matron,
also rooms for a good deal of the
help, storo rooun for dry goods and
groceries, trunk rooms, dtsputnary.
library, sowing room, dining rooms,
kitchens, scullery, and chapel largo
enough to seat comfortably five luiu
dro 1 and fifty poisons. The wings
on each sido ho fur an eroded con
nected with the contra building con
sist eaoh of a throo story part oue
hundred aud fifty-eight foot, nino in
ches long and thirty eight foot aud
four in ones deep, and a four story
part, fifty feet front and sixty Uo
feet deep, la eaob or tbo two wuiga,
oa of wiob U ue4 Iwr aal tui
NO. 19
tho other for feniiilo patients, then
arc nbont oifi hundred moms. These
are arranged into wards s that t!n
patients in each ward have ccci s-,
tho Hleeping rooms, dining ro.cn.
sitting loom, bath ro mi and water
closets without going oiit. of then
wards. With less than half a .1 i. eti
unimportant evepfi ms every r mm
in the hoti'io has one or tuoro heat
fines and vantilating lines.
. About ono hun. Ire I nut lift v fet
to the rear of the ccnt.ro btiilditcr is
tho boiler and engine house, of an
irregular hhapo and partly only one
story hi'.'h. covering twelve tli hi--m l
one hundred and eighty m H-pian
feet. In this building are t!ie imil
ers, engines, mi-hino shop, f.m
rooms, latindry b,icry, carpenter
an 1 paint, sh ip , sto.e rootns f. ir eoai
and eget ililes.
The sec Mid s'ofv a;i 1 nftlcsare
lifted 11,1 as dollilif Hies for ;fl t!ie
out l mr help. S iie live liutidte I
yards from these buildings, nearer
tic civt r. are located the g.is works
. i . i .i , ...
; tin i puntjt nous,., i no gas Ii....t
has a cap i -ity ol' (en tliniis.-ind cn'iic
jfeet ll!l 1 f lie fe(o (s lllll connected
j apparatus are of a c rte-poti l.ng
'sio. I'.f.itu th" North I'.vunch of tic
, Stisipii lianna Minm
,'h an
i:;hf. inch
cast iron pipn Mie
I by ii duplex W in
water is thrown
itieion punipiit:.'
cii'.'i.ie upwards of
eij-ht hundred
yards into two reservoir
each l-lpl
, olo of liol liu
one time iictrlvi
. half a million galloiH. locate 1 ab vo
jtlio level or t!. highest part ol th
! I'oof of the bllllditC'S.
At present there is room f ir one
hundred and twenty live pitienls
of ea -!i s-, or two hun Ire 1 and liM
'in all. Ton nioli'e t!,i s n-n' r
.. o . .
win ie.i,iie n-i inuei crow img its e in
,ever In- jil i'iti.. if the weirarn of tho
' inmates nloiio is taken as iho crite-
il'io".
mm. .i in
i no piauoi ine complete, Itiiil.tm"
J which iiivordiug to law was approved
I by the (loxeruof. and for the further:
... . .,: c ,
( ii'-i iviiicm H'Hiii' i
oltsi ler.lhli
(Vf.l . ..... 1 1.. 1 1
i ' " l" "lu" ' lu" "ovany i u ma.l.v
maue.s it, eleven liuu. I red mid fort, v
three feet loliL'. Mow 111-.r,.i.f. th,. ,),,
lan I lor the erection of I he wings,
s i far as tin y are incomplete is, m ay
be seen fronithis fid. Tho lirst
patient, was admitted ,,n Mm sixth
day of Novcmli of last ear. I ur-
III'' the less tll'ltl i igiil" luouMis III
Wllie'l the ho-.pll.ll h.is I.Tti iM oj,, !-
a! ioii. one hun Ired an I scciitv two
p-itienti have liei'ii no It treatment,
of Mies ' one hundred and forty eight
remain, of which one 1, im bed mi l
on.) arc males ; h that Mere is room
f u- twenty four a 1 btiou.il malo pa
tients only.
A year ago last winter when it, was
urge I in tho l,egislaturo that, anpi-.i
pn.iti un 1 1 ,. , 1 1 . i , ,..,;'.,...; .
the bail luigs as r.ipi.llv a. p -.mI.!o.
loo measiii-e w a. defi-.tt.cl on the
ground t i il, there was en u 'h ro en
I of tli.. present. The sil .It HI ;h;,e I
iiess of tins p isition is prove I Pv tin
ia ts ah iv,- state 1 t ui, ,. ,,.... :
toe b. Hiding, tint, fur m
rea ly nearly full, un I that, tw i v.- ir-i
iUil'.l lit least, el ii
be!'
til'
-l!'
pose I liUjM.ng-ir.n, be liui;.!i-
i. ii.
i ie
i.-r.- I
wor:.
,i i.jp.i.u.s. iu Sllolll.l lie lein
j thai, th i m on t, c ist.lv p irt f I
II
i lias licen ,l.,no, ;ui I t nit iu licit.
i-
ii-;
Ii
.oi inn iiiiiiiiui;' wiiicli rem tins to
,.i. ....... i i . . .
. . u , . oinpicin i un original plan
ono th iiisan ,( , us Will put u, !t
mnch room f,,r patieut-i.n lier. t .t'.,,-,.
1,41 " MioiUati I .1 ill u s haved me. f .r
, 4 I. . ' I I . .
... ... I ti, t H IS I tl II 1) VCt- 1. HII
n il ... .... i . I
U a i, I
'HI I e l, .. ,v l CUglUO ll HIS'
i .... I I . ' ; i .: i .'. . i ....
-.nil.. bin;; III li 1I1IH I , l.l.inorv, ,
"in iins.M r mr si : nun. ire I an I t;itvl
1 1: if lent..! us wi.ll us
' . .... ,.. .. V . ",: '
bell
mi i liny i un lai-iu. I'm liuil.l n.ri f,
now completed, tho foundations laid L
t ... ..i' , i . . i
.I i. j'.Li, in iiri new win.rs, llici,. ,. ,
stop,) -e:i ly for tlies.ii.u the i spot, tlle'tlvi r
water and gas worim, tho hi-wcim--ni
l road i, tint vetit.il, ifm t flM, 1(! li
ing are costing Mm .SUt.-) tivo liuu
Ired and fifty thousand d .liars : ha1!
that m. ii-h morn put int i liuildiu ,"
will provid i ai c iiuuiO h.t oi:h I'i u- f.nir
Irindi'o 1 itiori. patients. I'or a pan
of those a -cumai ) I ittons p I'.umts will
Im loudly calling, within the pro
sent year,' and they wilt have to do
wiiiiotit theiu at lo.iht eighteen
m ui tin.
III'. II All l'ATIKN K.
A ( leruimi pa
from a clergy
per contains a raply
man who was traveling and w im
stopped at a hotel much freiiumit-d
by what aro termed "drummers.'
I'll.) host, not being use 1 to h ive
clergymen at bis table, looked at him
.vith Hill-prise; the clerks used all
their artillery of wit upon him, witli'
out dicit.ug a remark iu w-ll'defeiise.
I ho worthy clergyman atn hissfbuue.
ipiietly, appanuitiy without observing
tlio gibes and sneers of his neigh
bors. Ouo of them at last in .lis
pair at his forbearance, s.nd t him :
"Well, I wonder at y patience.
Have you not hoard ulfy ihas been
said against you T" ;-l -
"Oli, yes, but 1 am used ta it Do
you know who 1 am ?"
"No, sir."
"Weill wiil inform you. I am
ooadain of a lunatic asylum ; Kiich
remarks havo no t-ff u-t upon ino."
Tba nntel unnrilli lender (Juantrrll
la report ed to b leadiug retired life iu
duuiu 4iuurioa.
Mr. Dunniwy baa announotd barmlf
aoandidata fur lb Mayeraliij (if i'urt
laud, Or.
Tba New Hampshire Dally Patriot
propone ilea. W. 8. ll.iuuock, of Pennsl
vania, aad Moo. W. 8. Urlo, of Ohio,
aa Uemooratlo aandldaiaa for Prasidaal
tad Vb frtildaat Ut ib sst 1mub.
One eolomnon year $00.00
llne hsK. column, on year. 30.0i
One-fourth Cilnmo, one year, li.W
One square f 10 lines) one Insertion, 71';
Every additional Insertion.
Professional and B isines e rd of
not more than five tine, n r year. C,00;
Auditor, Ktoeiitnr, Admiaistralof
and Aasiftnee Notice. 2.B0).
Rdilnrial notiee per lina. ih
All alvertiaeinenls for asliorter period
than one year are puyable at tb tlna
Ihey are ordered, and if not faid tb per
son oi Jorsnp tlictu will be be Id reponibla
for the money.
Wlmt ali:iU no l itn our
l.m ;tif ci f
Atiropos of Mr-i I.ivermore's lafo
lecture on l!i" ahov'i imp irtant nii"s.
f i. m. the Hivenp a t. Dcin i -rit thus;
m iisi'oly makes ini'uv, r ;
Te Hi I iicni self reliance.
Teach t'e in t,,, m ,jv;i J.
Te ie'i t'letu t to i!;e slut Is.
Tea -h the. il I i f -t Up st. re bills.
Teach thctiitiot to w- ar falsi. h-iirJ
Teach tlii iun.it to paint and po.v
l.r. Teach them to wear thick and warm
s!l' M S.
Tca -li them how t ) wa .li tin I iron
eloth'-S.
l!i in: t'l-
tu
ttji in
the way they
NllOlll I L.O.
Teach theiu
Ml" fi-ni!v.
t do mai lt ting for
how ' to cook n g'SiJ
It i.-h tin -u
III il of 1.1 I 's
Te 1. 1 1 t 'i . hi a
I dl ir i i oiilv ono
lltlU lie 1 . Ill ,.
Ti ae'i tlc-i'i i vi '-y di,. h u d.
field - 1 1 1 1 1 ci s.-n ,ii.
Tc i.-ii l',e:,i iw to dran si.--ni
l new l.iiitoiei.
( iiv them a : id. f.'tbii.
prac
I.iugl
dial,
c uiiuioii s . i i il e.liicat ton.
Te.-K !i t ' i lo y iv ii i, and liii.an it ;
of v. -i un 1 -tie!; to i!,.
I 'I'eacli Minn to reard t
io morais,
1 ti" t tic money i. f (!,.
i i . u iii'-iii i ) w. ir
C.I.IC
dresses
I nn. I d it like a on. -en.
I Ti-ie'u them nl. (lie IIIV -telies of t!io
kitchen, the ditiiii"- room, an 1 parlor.
1'eaeh them liiatn good round roua
' r -m;) is worth li.ty di'li'-ale con
SllUltltlV
'letch
Miem t i have nothing I d.
with iutempeta!.'
i tne.i
! T.-ach Ihem tl
,
and di.-.s illlte VOUIi. '
tho more otiij
mo tho more ln
l.vt s w it :nn in
Hi.1
; Will sae.
Te i -h them the further mo live
Ibevoiid Ins incoiuo t'.n-le.-iirer ho getj
. '. .
i lo tiie p mr itoiisi
p mr
llely upon it, that on your teach
ing depends in a gn at nieasuio tho
we d nr woe of their after life.
Teidi theiu liecotnpli'dimehts
id iif-ta. painting, drawing if yoti
havo tho tiam and m un y to do it
with.
Teaeli Miem t climb npp'o tr.-cs,
go tishiiig, cultivatea girdeti and
drive a to 1 1 te rn or farm a.' in.
Teach tie in that (io 1 male tli'iu
iri Ins own im i-,'", and that n
aiiiount. of tight la.-nig will improvo
the III. ,el
Teach them that a good, st"a ly,
greasy mechanic without .a o e.t, in
worth a doen oil pate 1 Ij.if.-r.s in
lu-oidcloth.
Te l -!l
t in: 1 1.
I.lli II Hi :
them Mi c isenl.iahi of lifu
h i!i"s!y, itprigi.t'iess
lUitalilu timo li !. t'l.-ni t.iairv.
IMItiuioi'
j an I .'OllMH ie
r.i ii-
in I.
'ui turn i i i-iL -rpris h isb o-
! I and ea. -, ,u- runni"
li it. To u'l i"fa nis w Ii t
ui" Miroit h Mi- i'l.'onvenieiic i
t: ' fr en I'm N'or'h -rn Ce-itrd
T'.n
'.iuph
!ir ui. 'I
I IV" ;.
if "etf.
, t illie Wi-.sliingt im il -o it, in i!al!i
t-i' U'e the c iinp:.'t ' oil "I till e ilo.i i J
wot1!; will bo ia nt. Welc iiu-i ii'-.vs, in
p i n u 'i-is itrnving mi t'io N nih t-ri
t'o it -.il aro iio v i-u ili'i-l to visit
. Wai'iint m without, e't iu:.'o of c a-i.
i!:-ounlvvn b.-.i'.eu t u- t i- InlLi
tn if" an I I'ot en i frni 1 i:i duly,
, I S 1 . ii'i 1 un l a-- J '.:,', i of .1 1 no, i . i 1 y
t wo yeitrs tVo'iitho !ili)w . 1 1 . i. i h
was re i Iv f ir tho p i-n i ;e of trrut
ine t . i : :,. 1 1
.1 "( W 'li'-'l
int -litis an
luti'-l tV i:ii
or i
in
IIV
of tho
t,
IM ' of l l ,i! o' U'O 1
s tli. i I' )M iwin ; i'a -la
ini'ileti HI. '';V.
,(
.t :
I'll f li e i enr
i'-ivi. 1 i'i
V.
i v
.-I
rati
1 from . i M t i 7 ' m -a a! d.f
it perio Is. I luring Mi" pro 'ivs-t
f Mm
work fair in -ti w.-i-ii kdled.
ui' whom lo-l hi- hie Iiv :n'' i I : it .
i me hun h i 1 1 .-' ri I ' t 1 i i I -t
k wen- l.:.i -t I mil. I i.. ii -hili
it
i ill v w i- . ' -. :
.in I licht .-'.iil'lm ;
Holll" ,,e.-s. T i.
i' I ' 1 1 ' i- in an I hi
lle.n y r.lin- oi lie'
.( leiiily c in-" ll
ur-.-it till ehiei.
'I I.,
e.i 'i Ii
. tl
t ie
ini. :, ..ind
Willi i-i
in w.-ll
-1 1
a-
't .
-1111.1, Wo'll 1 tie
iy -li't'-s, ilnmg
A in it In r i- .ii--.int.
S iill'.-e ol' ihlli
lio'ii'.-d into
illy a- l lie water w liich
tile e It .. ' . 1 1 li ' I i Ml-S
-liinm-1 we
rams Ine v
f Hind to In
-e enco'l'iti
.iter V"'l!l
-i and
roil, an. I utter
I i. in", line- I ui
Veil I'eet ileeji.
l-e !e't ' ollslilllt
water nut.
; a ihslau'v of a
largest mi this
.-Vi-n '. in: pumps w,
U nt W"i ; ill aw ino i hi
' The tu iiiel I e.ivel ill;
mile ami a Ii ill i- tie
Mil
il'the Al. .nlic eee.t I1,.' II,,,.. ie
I u iil ili r lo i o, i-' rue! I he w'.u ,; ;n tap.
idly as it wa il ne the supply of ma
terial. 1 1 1 ) i 1 iieii oily bale lit-eti
aliuinlaiit. The raili' i'l cotii'iatiy had
liecii m. living p- parat !-ers a fotc; timu
lieiore tin- wot ri was In-;im, mid when
It was c Hi i lil.'l ii'i-t I llieie W n no delay
mi account ol lack m' niat. i ! .!s. Tim
ft me was brought from the I'ockcy.
ille ipial l ies, thii tcen miles di.-t.nit,'liy
the Xorlneiu I'enlial It lilway, an-1 .le-hvei-ed
at tin- i-tniio yard nt Itonint.i t y
avenue ne-ir .lohn street, when.-e it was
iliiUriliuled al'iii-.' the line of the tunnel
so as to Im in coiiveuiviii reach al everv
noi.it. Al.out l.'-'oO,!),);! eul'ic fee' of
niasourv were used iu the construction
and 1 l,iHHi,iM,l brick. The tumid U
Inllhisted with the h.iiuo etniie ti-eil in
I he masonry, and the truck laid witli
steel rails. Tim coM of the wm k can
not he accurately determined as vet hut
-,"tK,KHJ is thought to bo a dojo esti
mate.
On Sun 1 ly, a young mau nam
od Edward Lcvotidried was drowned
in tony Crook, a short ibstiaco bo
l)y Juhstown. He had gotio iu to
bathe, aloug with a number of ooia
panions, an I was saize i with tha
cramp, and before aasiatauoe could
bo reujerod, be bad sank to rise no
inor The wator whore, the young
man treat d)wa it twenty foot, diep,
and baa always bien esteeuaad a dai
gerMi point tor baUunjr.
-s-V-
' w
January; i, tu.