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BuUcHpMons nut-sldo of tho county
PAYAIH.E IN ADVANCE.
KiT'T'orsong liflinu nnd npitit? pnners
aJdrcod .0 oth;r le-mp utilim-riirs
end arc linblo for the price nfthopttpcr
AK0IL Att-AWA. ItOBArl All..
8. ALLEMAN & SON.
ATTORNEYS A T L A IF.
Hellnwjtrtv l.'tt.
AH profeatlonnl hiialneaa and cnllecllng
tnlriisil (0 ihflr cure will promptly
aliened lo. Cnn be enonilte l In Euglitu
or German. Offlee, Murko'. Scjuaro.
T
J. 8JIITU.
ATTOnXr.T AT f.A W.
MIDDLKHUKO, SNYtllK UK)., PA
tort hit P ofeailnnftl Horvteet to the pub'lc
Uon.iulttlonl Is Cnxllt'. to. I tlertnnn.
LU. MYKUS,
4TT0RNET k iT LAW i
I"iHtrlc?t Vt Joi'iio.v,
MiJJtobui Snyder County Pcnn'ii
OIBe few loor West of 1 1 Cnurl
Ilouon Miln Alrct. Cuiiaiiltnil'in In
Kogliili nl Oermnn Ungn tget. Bpp.'G.
W" "if VAN OKZKIl,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Lowiriburtf Pit..
Offeri tl prnfoMlonAltcryict to 'ic pub
Ho. Colletlon ml ll oilier Violoinn
1 buiineai entniaieJ to bit cars ill re
It prompt ltnilioa.
TJP.'C JtO X M I f-L V. t(.
V ATTOttSEY A I.AW,
1 iflilliilinr'f Pn ;
, , , , ,'
Offer h!prolelonl riop to flip
He. Collollonn n!l ll oilier prnfeaMonil
nai vwnv-imiwn ....... - -:
biinlneai eniniale l to hi) enre will rei-We
prompt attention.
Jnn a, 'tiilf
II. ii. AViti.Mr,
AtiOrilvy OC vUUUUwXXVl
4 'ft f i lie
i "i '
Office N.E. CorMiivkot.t Water StR
I'r?bMrar. Irtn'.i.
Conaultalion in bolb Eogliali un.l Oj-vmnn
LAnguAget. D.'C, I'.', 7-t f.
m". linn, ah .Ti u-.
a (Siiaaaoora to 4. P. .1. M. I. Inn.)
ATTORN Ek 4 AT LAW, l.pwialuir, V.
Offer their professional anrviura to tlic
piihlle. Ciilleetioue nnl nil oilier pro-!
feaaioDAl buainess enlrualej to ilirir rare
will roeeiopronipttteniion., Jnn. , Oitr
J. It. ZELLER,
ATTOnSKY-AT-hAW
ntrenilti; Snler Count;, I'fnnti.
.11 h-ulnr-mi antni.leil to h: i-nre will lie
i n l r.ilililnllv iitlan liil ti. Will lira tin
oor il a lurta of Sny tcr an I iipiiiiln '
in b ejoaulte.l In lli Ki kH-'i
.ogiia. net. 3'. ';.;t(
ATTORNEY AT IKW,
Sfliiini'Dve I'll..
tlfTert hi profealnnlHervici' 10 llie pub
lia CuMai)iion nJ ll other profraiui
tiuainia ealruiiel lo bin rtrc- will re
teie rom t itemion. t;lic two ooi
orib ,) lh ICoj tiniio Hotel, f Jnn 6, '
ro 1
:. . ARNOLD,
tornoy
MIDDLEIICUU, PA.
alontl biialneaa entnihtcil tn li euro
i promptly aiicdJoJ lo. Feb 'J.'?l
TUOM I'.SON 15 A i l-flF,
lk.ttriiv-ii i -I v,
Lewiabiiru, I'ninii Co., Ph.
ttOftn be enuaiilte'l in tlic i'nglich nml
CerniAn 1 ng ' ( a. -vja
OFFICE Mrket Street, opponlte Wall
Sraitb A Co Slot b l.ly
WrOTTER,
A TTO R yK V A T L A W.
Selinsgrovo Pa ,
OtTcrthil professinnAl Frrviee to the
p iblio. AUIeiTHl buaineaa tiilrnoie'l In hi"
ro will reoeive rroropt uteniion. tiffifc
one door above tbe Now Lutheran Church.
July, 4ib 'Tl.
T. PARKS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
8BLIN3QR0YE, SNYDER COUNTY. Ta
Sjpi.lS. 't!7tf
C. SIMPSON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Nortbninliorlnnd, Pn.
I) Ten hit profealonl eervice lo the pub
He. All buaineai tulriiate.l to lis .oure
will b prouipily attenJcd to.
rJn. IT. '"711
J. l'ETERS,
. " Justice of the Peace,
Middleburg, Snyder county, Penn'a
CouveyancltiK dona, and Coll.i-tlont mail".
KrarylklOA- InirmluJ to lite care, will nwln
prompt Attautlnu. June II, '14.
DU J' I" KAN A WE h,
PHYSICIAN AND BUROEON,
Centrevllle, fiuyder Co., ri.
Offeri bi profosiionul tervloei In (he
public 0-38lf
jyn. a. m. sunn.
MYSICIAX AXD SUJIQEOX,
Olfera bit profettlonal taryicet to tbe oill
(Di of AiUmtburg and tioiuiiy. Hep4, 73
R. J. Y.8UINDEIi,
BUROEON AND PHYSICIAN,
Middlvbtirt; r.,
Offeri hit profettlonal ter-ioet to tbe ell-
of Middlejurg aud vicinity.
f Mnrcb 2I,'67
J I. MONDECK,
Justice ol the Peace
Adamthurg, Snyder Co., lt.
Will be ia bit ofliea.al Ibe above mention
ed place, .on MONDAY and SATURDAY
f eaeb week, when all klnda of buainett
relaling lo bit oflioe, will be attended lo
June 'JO 73tf
J V. VAN BUSKIRK,
UBOICAL A MECHANICAL '"DENTIST
i '- Selinsrove Font).
A.AVETZJJL, '
Ju:tic3 of the Peace
. JBaaoarlown, Suydcr Co., J 'a.
AM klnde of aolUelioae aide ou liberal
r v P" --r ateaadi la alt bajtlnett
Ue.r .- (Jaaa 'M, 'JM ,
VOL. 13. MIDDLE BURG, SNYDER COUNTY, PA.,
DK. OOUDXEU'S
i:i
d I It
MAY FLOWER AND GEXTIA.
rn enre fur l.lver I'ompHlnl, liyapeP'l.
t upuriiin. nf the boot tin I 'iiral lleMIUy.
Kemnle Werkneaa iiml nil other ili.ei.ea nrlainu
from a illiir."r"l ay.tem. A p.i'lllve unil eflo!
tiiAleiire f t rever'nna !'. Th mnn'tr live
ii. It when nil ol Imr reriia.Het 11. a. I .il l to
i!ey are perwctly eitre 1.
Till: INDIAN COM POUND
T one of flit mnt iieveuf'il in. Il.-lnea ever of.
Iero.1 in t'i piUUe. tin I l' ir ( r imp nmr
rhnn. liv'en'ery.i'hnl.T.1, nnl nil mitnmer l"in
pl-ilnta. Hlieii'ii-itl.in Tnniii.ir-lie en-l NenrililA
I'liU I'mup-innd la w.irrAtitcl nnl h.ia nmer
lMn knuwu In lull lu l.'rAiiip Cullc In llurr.f.
HORSE AND CATTLE LINIMENT.
Tills rlvirnt.1 l.lnlmcnl h ni innl In IVf
wnrM Inr the lii'l iwl rt c impHInu in mm or
im.nt, vl : Npnln. Hum", wcnny, 'nlir
lllllr, i le.li Wniinil nl all kin l un "n vi m
hcAl, Kli.iiinitliim. Hum" nn I .mI.I,j irr.nl
I (n euro Nnuk. Hlt, A rna In On llrr-Kt.orf
M, pla. Tli la l.lniini,t U nU'il, rcomiuouJo-l
l.y all ho tiiivr ue I It. ;
KEYSTONE (Ol'OII HYUl'P.
Tlil wn-lnrlnl ma-IMna, whlrth.la pnrtir .Vnir
tnii! I'r.pir-itinn, l nnn i( tha m-iit vnla.
it.'lv anl mirn ourn fur i'nl1, round llmr
n'i'a. Hroni'lilila Woopln I'ii.K'i, i nin l- Ilia
rlicn. Spllilnj of III. i.i.l, s irons an l lllaa.llnii
nt the Ijiintf. or I hrnnt. whl-li !m crar horn
oilora I to tha pu' lla. In n it n ilt until your
euuuli ha an IcI In a-inumptlon, lor aonii.np
tl inra "la.ply nena I i inn-it l,a fnra I. Trv
ya nfll ! i,im ir l-iihlM. i'omk(i, ltr.nihUK
an I nil riiliar atf.vt..ti ol tha Tiiront nl l.iinif
nnl Willi n ilii.l'n liloinir anl a ra.mhir ue of
lliia nin.inin ,',irilln t illra:tliu you iha
pun-.onuua. nil oi ei-t a cure.
; ( It l; ; R H Y En KTADI.E LIVER FILLS
Tor Ilia raPafuDil oiireol II II m foinnUInt' of
nil klrol, iviMipri, .1 iiin'lld'. Hni.la. Ue, In
illneitlon, Impurity oil In) llloml. ,Vi.
CnitDNER'rt PILE REMEDY
fa a ctlPA f'liPx fiti lt1Ai1lnt ft n I I Milntr 1'llnt
.itr ryiick;iainol ilitfitimve tutMinn Utrnr
llh it lr. I It O'Tln- r'n nmnc I ii'ln'r- l u).n
rv ry iwiel. I til- ru.tio'i itt :iny tli. Pher
lullv coiuinunlcikte'l. A'llni.
ir .1. It (linihM-l!,
I.lvlil Strew, I ..In Ml Ml ' i , l"a
Tjr ill- At All lumial'l an ooiiiry Storon ,
MM: M L?st, Haw Ecstarci!
,lut yuMNnft I, n now c llK m of Ir
rV'i the rii-ItM, Mre fwlt'Ki'lt tilt 1lltir
M't.liM T'HtlM'K "f Sfinl'i ll rftW
np ! n"ltinl'ry se-nirm I l.-m-.i, I 4 ruse v ,
lo M !rrl p1.. . nt-, 1 ' i" m 1 1 1 Kvi-
rr.-v uti-l Kith, in-lni'v 1 null ,ulu1ci"ica ur
ociUHi iirvnini. no
Tim ccltihril 1 mitlior I it tlil atlmlr Kh
ay, rti'irly liMiinu.tr4lo. Irnn 1 thirry yrr'
eti'.tul TAMl o tdit tlin aUrmlnx C ine-fl'M-iM
of i'li utaift in iv li r i h.'iUy ruro!
win nut ( itiitr n ue t Inte n ii m'llihp
ir lh npiU' iH'Hi m 1'ieknlin; p ilnfln', "lit a
ii.imIo ill nira iti fiicf fimi'l cort iln n. e'tini
ul, hy iimmhh mT whlrti nvory Fu!!-Tor. no tiritlr
wlnt lii!Wnlftl iii in iy ni;ty euro Lluieii
cr.f ti 'V. linv.itWy, it 11 1 r 1 !f illv.
dvury jtnii.i an I evory tn in In t'i I n I.
itll.l-r te-f I. It) A I'ltlll HfU'H t' Rtl
vHr-'na. i -l i-l 1, nn r.-i'ii ( wit or l
in-t A ! I til'1 r.ifltn'i.Tit,
'H A .!. IV K IAS K h i ().,
IJ7 H wrr, 1V- urk l irll. It 1,
J.
0 KKKITZKlt.
jisTifKOr r:iK pn.tr.
1'letp'ieiu town.l.lji snyler (.'. PA.
I'onryinrlnic, I'o'lai-tinic an.l all oilinr IhmI
ni-r i.n'rii-to.l to lila caro will be promptly At
li-n I.--I in.
6AVS3 rySILISAVEG LABOR 1
iut
(P.UI.U4 lih, 1914.)
f'i.'tftn ! nr nf tlio wont cont!tictnp of lirnl
Kiitv ii. a it i c-il ir 1 Jt1 tif an tru h u lln lubt
t-i-1 n iit. M r i itr rent, vt ruci,
'l Ml- i rlit'i' - fUM'f i- of pprlpo; lff. K.irh
p-' ' i.fi.i irt of ltn n PT'fti'p. nnd llptr'ndu In ft mt
f. tir.l-r Mf- ! ot.-B ik'ii-:i)f( tli Innula of Ilia
I .!', ti.iliif II I flit CAlhttll Alld HA'Alu lttiout
pJ'hifKi Injury to tlic inht.
('niit'iiiri-t tl in rlrfln lutftor, la"t JnrTrr, nnd work
en-irr I 'in'i any in in iinrlft. AiohfrU ami! In no
L. b. Natvy. l'or falu lijr il.u t i. biiid fur
C.H :par.
nn; c iiA lm i:n.H nxi;nc). co..
A ;tii!f u the I'll-1. J lSt..ti a,
ITVior of l .mnt fil KtrtM-i, Now YorU,
rtr. iii a "-an ( mq at tut IT. t tf tL t pr,
VICIv'r-5
Flower & VcToiabla
Seod3
r tli bMt tho.'W'irll pro'!uj". They '6
iil intu'l ty million fioMil4 in A-uitrl-'n, i I
thuiOMilt Ut l.ft intll.il l'l iwtm ah. I H)ln ti l
uclhitjlc. A I'rloa I (ttitlOaT'in "flit lrrj tJ
a.l enclone tho j '-tiuo a etui lump.
VICiv'S
;r & Vegetable Garden
Flow
In the ninii ItoiiutlTul nr th kin I In the worl.l.
It i imi .In noirly 1.0 ifi4 bun trn ln o Itu
IMu-'triitli'nn, an I four IMiromo PU'i n Klttv.
jr-, leo iu Unlly ilrawit nl oltirl Irnm nutur.
rlft) a ein. In piair ouvori 6s ct. tuul( m
ftlvKiilll GlulU.
VidtN Tior.il c;uidc
'Dili It a betutirul Qo irterly Journal. Ilnelr
llluiitr.ite.l, Aii'l e;intAlulnt( an el 144111 eolorel
V rotittrplei-a wild llie nrat uuinlier Prlee only
tivlt lor Ik year. I tie lir.t numlwr lor lo7t)
ju.l la.ue.l. AiMrevi
vioii, uooi.tiitr, in , 1.
$ DOWN WITH HARD TIMES. $
save imLTxrrx::
miMCT'A wimrii. The tiratt N. K. Dollar Halo,
ii llronill' l l '., II t oi,"Mia. aiin-e Itlhaa aolii
it.MiUa tn IS.'i.ouo patrotia. Itolfara every variety of
llrv, Patioy, ami Stapli-)o.iila, Ornearlee, II wika,
Cutli'rr, tltaaa Waru, h.'. ,;'., tl alioul half prloe,
ami telle vi hvtiiimi .te.vl.Tii.NB iiiii.i.aii.
T'iv.nt Ueinlri It loot Innn inaiiirra.'lurara
I ITol UailUOunrl uivt han ja, ami can e.ill
for ! wbttl country di-ulura tak lnl for. Tlila
la no bninliiitr, uo -th-ki'iaii or lotti-rr. K-e oar
nirculata, AU.I aeallit- thotlaau.ta of arlli'loa oir-rei!
at only 1. We are eudora.,,1 liy Uiv Is tl p4M-ra ol
II atou, ntnt by Ino.ihin pulroiia. Sou our L-ir.'iilara.
TJTrt PqnVi't will aoll you ijooila at Kaa lli.ti
W U Vdilinj oilier li'iiia... Wo auml l.y mall
or eiprMa C tl. P., anil let yon aa K'avla Ui-loro
bnylmr. We went aueuttevurywUiiro. No Nat,
nn ejpllul i:eeOeil
nn. pi.' uyt a pnalal earn. Saa.l nne.for
Villi? wUUbilloitr pairrt. elrrnlara, airl llta
We l' AM ami imi aall J arll. l .a.tl m.k, tie., all
for a Hi N.) if u unia.Au. Ilenitilnl K111H-, I'uia.
Jlrai-oli'ia, Set., I'lpi", Vlollua, liitltara, Da.loia,
in fact IW altrlh'laa all At 1, NliMI Now, ami
eava moiii-y. Yon can 'In 11. pii-are try. Ailrwua
all ..r.l-rato U. OKM IS TON k I'D , N. K. PUtr
J.Alt BALK, 3J liiouiAila HI,, lioalun, Uala.
XQCIQCN M INKY Foil ALL Only two IHme.
Only two IH1110'. "Hit alwayailark
eat tioli'ie liny." To any retiler who will teml
I rent, to 0...ae will aenil una lint orvwil whtoh
we tutrante will put you Id the way lu m.ke
IMIl iuoitb,,Auil not lake bull yourllm. bull
Able for men ur euineu, noya or 11 trie, and It
entirely new. 'I unu.Bii.lt can now tecure py
ni( bualueat, AnitVon.tant Ine-.iuo. T'hia la in
"chance of a llletliue," tml II nu will n A em
brace It tell Jour IriennA, lor It It A Fortune fur
none worthy deaervlnw perton who nooda a
helpinii baml. Nut a reipe, Jewalry, or oUier
buujbuj, but A Safe ami Huie guarantee!! hu.l
beituppurlunity, bampl but, elreulart. ae.
AO. .are ti nlat onet, ko . tDta. oalf lo .ulroiluce
III none iree, tml Bone noe.l ropfy uxile.i ibey
want to uiHketf0.-0 year clear. Iluu.l.adaara
mukliiaT I 10 eeuta anil ' WW1 will abow
y .u-Uow Hit ilon.." AOdrett, IIUNTEH a
UJ.,UlBtdaU, N.ll,
A G. UORXBEHQEIv,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
PerrrTownablp.8aydtrOountf.pt,
Colleotlont, UoRTtyaaelnv, and all other butl
ttptifialBlM io the orUoe will be oxuiBPllr
uiealla. Mot aear TiaaUiaf rllle.
; 7 ,:. - '
1 ontr v
Deeds ol Kmdnsss.
nr . n.
Iiiippm ti tit tl- eowllp
H'iouI I han; IK Ittl'e cop
An I aay. 1 I'm .-h a tluy flower
I'll trot terr not nr.iT up:
How many a weny Irnvaljr
Wou.il inlaw Ita Irjunnt amall.
An. I many u litirt w uiij forty li
To loie it trutn the '.II.
Pifpe lh Blltterln jilaw.lmp
t'pin tna r i" "nnui.l ay,
WhAl ein a llltle.lawlr.ip Jul
l il liaimr allna awat "
Toa hla ln on wlileli It ral l,
llol ire the iliy w i .1 'nn,
Willi. nit A .!rop lo inola'en It
Woul.l wllliar In the tun.
So op me the Hill, br.aiel,
t'pon a Miininer lay,
Olmtil'l tlilnk ttHm!lve too imall to Cool
I'ue traroier nn 'it waj;
Who w..'.i! I not m' tli" 'iillet
Ami . ilti-.t one t'l il Mo
Al l think tuny in i lo a uri-it nilitAk
li tltey ware ItlaiiiK to I
How many ilea 1 if k!nlnel
A little i-MI'l miy .1 .
AHlioiiith It In' i'i Utile ,lrcii(t!i,
An'l llule wK.lom, la I
It w int a I ivion 'pin t
Mil - ti more th tn ttrMwti. to pror
II iw m tiiy thin t eliii I may uo
l or vtUert by ltove.
WhafirCifc 7
A little erlli In- Lie tlia bet.
A llllla l:,.-e .il.jve Inn pf.A I,
A liti la Inu'k lic.itn t tli- iloor,
A Imlenuoe upon trnr Hoot.
A llt'taltil wltn itarklirowe h lr,
A little tilna aya I la-o 'inl I nr.
A Hill" l ino til it la i I" to af'i il,
A lutlupani'll, mUiu ail 1 rate.
A t It lo lillllie'oina, wtiKotn meld.
A Hitie .i t u l nlliiln i I u l.
A In Ho i-ott lau. neri'i l oir,
A little oil IIui j U iu. eliel l tlor.
A little f unlly k il!iora I r Mt,
A lil i m t in in- ip I, t- ir .la we I mjaail:
A lllll.i I l- I t i hi- a nl.
A lilt lo rol Irom u.ri:eil t ilt.
A llille'Mvrr In lil hair.
A utile in oil. ml c i- .-h Ir.
A Httlo nliui oi , ar h HI tflontn,
A little toro.ru to Hie toiu'i.
i o n t. rr ii i s
Little Peacaniaker.
"Now, sir, ho out tf tho door, and
uovcr ho km as yoti live, daro to
crocs over its threshuld r.iiin."
Very well, kip, I will obey you to
ilie very last, hour of my lifo."
The iirst of theso t peakei9 was n
man who! lifo had ulid beyond its
fiftieth, birthday. His hair was streak
"d with L'rav. and wrinkles lwl bn-
gun to rrnthor on his for:'if ad. He
was tall, lino lool;m uinl nl rnui-
timniliii;; prest nee. t.loup;Ii tho veins!
on his temples w. ro awnllcn with
paKsion. As ho s;oke h" roso and
iroiU'ht ibiwu Lis clciieni il liaud 'inn,;,,, i,v r,i,.vii! no
tho tablu with ti bluw whteli Beut n
shiver through it.
The last speaker was n youth, just
m tho threshold fif his twentieth
year. Ho had tho atroiitf stern fe.a
lures of lhi elder man. and thoanme
thin, compressed lips, but their was
.1 ottor li'ht in tho brown eyes, nnd
s uncthino; in tho wlmlo faeo which
w mid havo won you tpiickcr than
tlio old man's, thou;,'h it was stern
and livid ns tho dead. As ho rose
and walked to thu library door and
msweied his father in tlxiso words
which r-ealed his dismissal from his
home, and sent him into tho wm Id
helpless and ulono. soft, eaeer words
sltcniuo l liko a silvor-Ilowinff rivulet
lown inn siaus, nun tan-111. lui'
., . ..... I l.l.U.
youii'' man r oar just us bin baud was
on tho dooibiiob
"Edward Elwnrd, I say where
are you going V
And tho next moment Ihmo bound-
od tlown to him n fair child. wIiohu
hair was tho color of tho dandelions,
which wero just opening in tho men
lows, whilo her n.uro eyes wero fu'l
tfeiuik'H, deeponod and confirmed
!y the sweet lips bcnonlli thorn.
"I am going, Mary don't nsk
mo."
Hut aa sho lifted up her bright,
wilful face, ho suddenly placed bin
hand over it, na though it wore moro
than ho could boar.
"Ob, Edward, what is tho maltorT
Havo too. and papa boon qunrroling
ngnin V
"Y eg, nnd now 1 mnst lonve yon.
His voico tihook huskily along tho
syllables,
"r or now Jong t
"Forovor, littlo aistor I Ho lias
sent ma nway, and I ahull
uover
oomo again.
"Oh. Edward, Edward I ami sho
lifted up hor littlo soft, whito nrins,
and closed thorn around his neck.
"You don't menu it. You won't
go away nnd loavo your littlo Mary f
Sho can't live without you,'' nnd sho
nulled down his cheek to her faco.
nnd hor tours dropped liko lain upou
it.
'Oh, yen sho can, if sho'd only
mnko tip hor mind to." Ho was try
intr to spunk in a choorful voico now
nnd caressing tho goldon ringlets In
which tho Mny nnuboanis woro Uut-
tcrinor. t?ho 11 bo a brave, good girl,
aud put a bold faco on tho matter,
aud I won't forget her whon I am
gone, and 1 ahnll writo hor a long
letter ono of thoso dnyn.
Don't, Edward, don't. HII break
uiv heart What shall I do without
you to take me out to ride, and to
toll ma funny atones, aud -tieip me
to take care of my (lower beds i and
what will you do without Mary, to
love and tenso you, to comb your
hair aud bring your slippers f Oh,
I can't lot you go t" and sho cluug
to Iliu, her sweet fnoo washed with
tears, and her amall figure shaking
ith sobs.
He took hor tip lu bit arms and
nressed her tiirhtlf to Lia heart, and
the atornnesa went for a moment out
of the young mam faco.'
"I rnn't lii'lp it, Mary, Httlo nistov
llmt I lovo bettor than ntiytliiurf on
tho fitco of tho cnrtlu nnl I want yon
to roiuumlH-r thin, whi'lher you evor
nno niA n 'it in or uot. lint it won t
L) to clvr) way now. l'Hthi r hnw
turntvl mo out of hii hoiino otico find
forevor."
And hern tlin ftioo sctllod bnt'k in
to its old Hil'I'MIIPAS OIICO 1IIO.O
Tho lilt.lt ;irl tood and uhivprcd
Oli. K.Uiud."
Ilion lior iiwiMt fnoo 8iidd(iidy
AmhIidiI up through its tours to liiin.
"I will fo .'Rtraiht to piirn and
boff him to luku yon buck, und ihn
would have Ptrnnt awat from hot
brother, but ho held bur Ink forc
iblv.
''Ni'Vtir, Mary, nnwr will I IomIi
opon Iii4 fioo a;;;tin. It iJ timih'ne. tn
iiitiirri'dii now. Ho bat lurned in".
Iikc a i lo',' from hi-i tbrolinld, and I
frox it now for tlio lint tiin.
Tll:lt KliTll f'H'i.i. flllil till! rlriifhtvl
band hi) lu'oiilit down on the door
knob, ffo.o tho tours on thu child
fttfl!.
Then tho yotinje man turned to
wiu".i ner, nu.i tuo uoreo nyui woni
out if hit eyes.
".Miry, httlo nixlor. pod byo. lo!
noi iorj,'ei me, ttu i pray lor lueovoiy
oieht
Ilo broko down hero, and kissing
her forehead throo or four times, li
.hut oil nut of tho bon i.-).
l!nf, papa, you haven't sent him
a.tay forever, and ho will como back
Htuuo tinio V
And she prvsse-1 up her soft, wet
chilli to tlio old in ins and hi r
Miiall rin-jers tu!freil amongst bis; 1 1 .jul.li-.I.
ursy i.tn'iiikli'd hair liko ullockofj -t'n rowim; d.n k
newly lleded birds. ,v,, l'Tipa. r.dwaid
".'iary, you iini-t itovor speitu to
tno ff him nain. Edward Ins of-
fended me past forejivticss, nnd lie is
no I intern miii of mine or a brother'
of your. I leive dintiwned him. And:
... .1
now, ictiiemhcr. 1 must lie olieyed.
The old man lid I her, his fair,
voting child, in his lap, us ho uttered
thi! cruel words, his face still l'i;,'id
nnd his brow knotted with blue
veins; but his hand rested tenderly
on hep bright hair, for Mary Rey
nolds washer father's idol.
Ther.i was no sound in tho ''real
library but tho broken aobn of tho tho dav, without convulsion or
little fcirl. Btrnlii.
"Comn. d.uihler, don't." It was Am I th.i father and son fell into
wonderful how thoso stern tones fell iraeh ethets arms and wept hko la
into a sweetness that was like a mo '.'oli and .loM'tih of old-
ii,,.,.- -I'aj.n will bo vei vkind
t(, 1 1 1 1 1 - irl and make her vci v
huppv, and sho must not trouble
At. last tho child lifted lit r head.
and her glance fell upon the portrait
of n lady opposite, set in a richly
carved frauio.
Tlio face, was xlil! yoiin'. nnd the
sweetness of tho uuro eyes, thu lint
toriti' smile about tho lips, and the
oft delicacy of tho whole face,
would havo won your heart to it ut
tinrn.
'1'apa. I nm ho glad now that she
died heforo I can remember her."
"My child, what do you mean?"
with tonca full of embarrassment.
"Uecause, papa, it would have
( hpoken her heart,"
' 1U i, M m H(Jt ,,,wn ,.,ild.
i,m,i hho went out of tho library. His
. .. ...
htein
i:.... .1:1 ....i .. . i..aii t vitiuaoiu le.vi n v was iieueeiiv
jr(m
11 1 iiyn iii'i irji. ipuiui, 1101 111-
fou will filter in its purpose, hut;
thei
liero roso up heforo I) 1111 n fair pie-
tlll'fi at t.iiit, Viiiinrv f:i(t, nlitivn uhii'li
It.!. ...III.. f . a At ar. 1a.tr. tit
kinoi ll' ft t(' ! K,,'",,,rsi '' l'l I'M 1
Totxrn. rh it ut willi ,.,,u.K iimtl.rr!'
1 m.Aa n lilt I. I , I
KTirn'i in-nn wii n iiviij i'kid in nun
... . ... . - '
head, which
its father's
hho
was ifi. in? no f,,,.
ipfor,
kiss.
And tho
4
U,
)V
it would have broken her heart.
William Hoyuolds, tho banker,
wns n rilorn, rosoluto man, honorabln
in his dealings with all mou, but
sympathetic, pitiful to none Ho
had married Into in lifo a woman
much younger than himself, ono who
combined ritro grscos of heart and
mind i nnd who had opunod till tho
hidden springs of tenderness in his
oold, undomonstiativo naturo. Thoir
son had iuherited tho warm impulses
of his mother with tho intluxihio wi'l
of his father, nnd nftor tho death of
tho former, n gradual estrangement
developed itself between tho two.
and tho gontlo, houling clement of
the mother was not there to recon
cile those (iho loved. Matters grow
worao and worso, until after having
gratuatcil from college tho young
man lltit'y refused to gratify his fa
ther's thirling ambition of succeed
ing him in business, he having chos
en the law for his profession.
A long and sevcro altercation en
sued between father and son. Harsh
ilery words passed between them,
for both were equally dotorminod
nnd angry, and the wuolo ended in
tho itou baukor turning lus son for
jvor from his threshold.
"No hope t"
"Noue at all, my dear sir. I atn
oompelled to tell you that your
daughter will never behold tho sun
set." Tbe proud, atom man turned
away, hid his face in his hands and
groaned heavily.
Tho sunshine flattered and flitted
like tbe aweot tromulous droama of
vouth. and about the lofty chamber
in which that fair child lay dying,
smitten suddenly by fever, which
had kindled her pulse with Area
that deau. only could (jueaon.
.................. I : .1 i .. . . : . 1 ; . . I ..l .... I ..III. oo'-u il-i in.muri i reii m:ii ,viiti uie
triumphantly, n its liugors clutched 'f " ll " ' ' ; ill "- Sho pushed th, barrel ti.roti
tl... man's hair , nud this baby was "!.' '".v tniii-.i-id with do p pomt tl.o 1. a... I tired. Tho boar
his lirst-born child, nnd ho had turn '' vo. ' " "! ' h staggered an infant on his haunch
od him forever from his doors. Ma- ","'' V Ji'T0 , ni ';' o .md fell ba.-k dead. Tho bill had
ryhad snoken tho truth. It was "ven.ny reas.i and a .. ign l -l lloIU(l ,iu l t t!l ,
well that i,er mother was dead, for J't di.tmontl Hashed on Ins bos . , , 1
at I'.itnliu.l 1, nr Iiiu linti.t j ulirl ni'oivn.l " -v ..... - ... --1,1...,. l... ,. .1. .,.'. .1 it. .
JZJ
JANUARY 20,
l'njia, iwin,'' tho vftioo cmno up!
fiii r and ttiL't-r from tho iinivhtd, pal
lid linx and tho old man wont to tho
licdwido and loaned toudfily over tho
whilo, ghuntly fuco.
"'Wlmt is it, my procioiH child ?"
"Pitjia, I hoard what tlio doctor
aid. and now 1 am (joinaway from
von s urn, you will li t mo aoo hit::
juttt oiifo more brfora I diot"
Tito bunker's f ico prow whito n
tho littlo ono lx nuiith it, mid he
niitdo n iloprocatory Kosturu- She
iniood hi'iHu'f iviinfully from tho ill
low mi 1 cluno; to him,
'0!i. iu, you won't rt'fnio your
littlo Mttiy s last jnayprT You will
be fntrry if you tlo, when I am oii:
I hIi.iII a: iti iuiiii t in a lit tin whilo ;
I hIciII know her ftteo in lieivcn, nl-
t!ioii''li I imver did on i-utlii and
w I lull h!io iinkn in j alenil her buy.
Iiow can I tell lief til.lt Voil wouldn't
let mo fi io bi:u 1 "
"I. in down. Muy. your brother
litill bo sent for," niHworod t!io
n ,ti'iekin man.
II. is ho ennui, oil pupa, hit he
Lmn1"
and hIio Hasped out tlie'in the cries iniitlin x from tl
wonls from lips tlmt wero gvowin ,'
i h'
"Yes. M irv. ilarlimr finl r, lam
,,er.. un I tho vomi in m Hpr in.;
orwiml aie I roMed Iik ai'iii i tion'.ii
her, and his te.tis ib'upped on her
head (for they ha I shaven away llie
loie' I'oldeti curls Unit crownodil)
liko rain. She mii ik d i his face
aud her littlo cold lingers clambered
tremulously up his shoulders, and
reslod willi thu old caress in his d.u
hi'ou hair. Then her
faeoiriuw
I cannot hci'
lako hold of
. .-.
my liaiPl.
And lh' yoiitiH "'an and the ol I
on, took her sin ill han 1 1. and idle
clasp.- I theiiS together.
"I'aiia. von will t iko him
ba.-k to!
may t"ll ;
forgiven
I voiir heart oncu more F 1
: mot Iter that you havo
him
"I will lake him back I have for -
'iveii him.'' nnd Iho old man's voice
was husky becauso nf its sobs.
A last smile went, liko the living
suushitii! over tho child's face, and
M-,rv ItrvnoM s soul went out like
"Ulesied llie the peaei'inakel H, for
thev shall net! till'
Tweed Hi lbs Uiory.
ANiNi'E.InsT.M.coNnivsl iu;rfcE!T..1:M.lltr vvjtl (m
II Mi Sow.
Tweed in 1ST 1. amid till his e;lory.
and Tweed in l-To, form an interest,
itig contrast. A description of the
wedding of his daughter in the first
named period recalls one nf tho most
in I 'liiticent displays of mo deru I iui"S.
i I-.:..:, .. , -i. i ...i 1 1 I t;,...
lllllll) v.ll ipei, Hiiuio in" wen iin
; cureilloiiv ocein ru.i, in i rniwun-i i
r.'l.: io. I.. ..II .. .l,.,-1
Willi i;iSIIHMI.ll'lD MiopiC, 1,11 lllO
... . ,, . , . .,.11.
! witn ricn hiiks lin t if tiiu i uui nisii -
i in;' willi diamonds. I iic i t wero nil
I in full di'OhS aa I eolif l-i m of white
'ni.usaiid Hlioillib'ia, elegant l.ices
' i i . ii. ! ... I r . i ..
. .. . . r.. I , 1 I I
"";' "" " " -j'
. .... .
11 1
enn.Kleuvea mil immense court
tllUU
O. . , il . i. I . I .. . .1 lil.v UIi neilL 1L ilVlieT OUt, oil tllll
U her bosom II is. imi a brooch''. ,.
at 1 II
lii"nMlH,t i:iiii:iii.h ,1111.1 liMi-J
! I'MI t H. H't WlLll tlll'OO l.irO Nlll:lHV
.. , , . . .
I il:lllMll,lj u 1 in . lit. I t
, 1.1 . 1 . 1 1 1 .
""""'"". I ' . . V."'
, ' ,-. .,,. -
.. .. .A.t M. ...... .f t .A I ll III II I I .1.1
s noes wero 01 wiiuo Haiin, w itu uia-
... .. ... .
1 :l'i
a i... - u .1... :,.,.;i.,.i
quests einereii ineir i"ii i eijuo uui
wore driven to tho residunoo of tho
i...: l '...i t....: i.. ii. n .. ..... .'.. ,:
in mu if iiiintir. jtinisij mu i ""' o o' ii
was simply gorgeous, from roof to
hallway tlio int.Trior of tho house was
. ... , ,, .i.i... ,,..
wero displayod in tho front room on
the second story, and occupied the
enUio four nidus. Much n wealth of
bridal gifts was never before seen ut
a metropolitan wedding. They rep
resented over 500,0' 10 in value.
Laces, timpioisos pearls, diamonds,
gold, Hilvor, nnd everything elso of
value reposed in satin or velvet ou
every side, viowing with each other
in brilliancy nnd beaut'. This room
was crowded nil tho eveuing with en
thiisiastin lookers ou, nnd many un
iu voluntary outburst of admiration
testified tho astonishment und pleas
ure of the giuers. Thero will bo no
moro half-million dollar wodding in
tlmt family very soon. Hnton font.
Hay-Making in Norway.
Of tit 1 1 a oorretpondout t'nit write i
"Th way lby ninke hay in Norway will
be new lo your firmer readers. Tlio gratt
te liunn up oil pule lo dry, and I httve
never aeen itioh bright colored bay in my
life. It la altnott as bright a green at
when growing. In lome fieldt you iet
ilringi of fenoee a few roda long whioh
begin and end nowhere. Tbete lino of
feuoe are about at wide eprt at a New
EnglAOi! fnrmer makee hi winrowt. On
I bite feuoe Ibe grau it bung till Ibe wind
nd tun enn euro it. Tbe tun duet not
burn it. Tbnt le one way, and pcrbapt
tbe in oil eonimnii. Tbe other way la lo
plant pode in ibe Bold, twelve feel or to
apart, and la lbte potit iutertpegt about
on foot atundtr. On tbot peg pole are
laid, aud on Ibem the grate It bung juat a
we uted to dry ptptr at tba mill down
EaiI, forty year ago. - Tbe retail I bay
teat any farmer wouU be proud of,
nuur wiu vuiuiiiuuy i.ii mu luinuo,. ,
i ai : ... itailied
1870.
NO. 38.
tticounlcr of a Wo'.hcr and DaunMer
witn a Bear.
Delhi. N. V., Di e. J!0.Two wo
men, mother nud ilau'hter, named
ILitlcr, livlii;; nti tlmt f ittr of tin
C'atnkill ('f whieh Mount I tipcrl
it) tlio t-iiiiinnl ion, nreiitly hail an
encounter willi a hear, in which Win
niHiiifcNted a liciiii.im woithy of
lliimo eavly days in Amt iicnn histo
ry when tlio Hfttk'i'rt wero compelled
to bo continually on tho alert n
ipiitmt ferocious beasU und titill nnu
fcrocioiiM Indians.
Mrs Until r is a woman about II.
yrniH.'nrid her daughter leiiniu Is
ill. It Is tho cuslmii of the husband
m l filln-r t bo a' s. ht in tho wood
sometimes two or Ihrco tlavs. Icav-
in-f his wifn and ilaiiKhter lnnt
willi a t'ond wttli'li tl-tp and r iihi in
llie etliiu. Ilo was aw. iv on Sun
d.iy l iit. About .r) o'cliiek on lh.il
d.iy tiie daughter. Ji imie, was pre
.'trine; I !e evetiiti'j meal for the
lio:;.-i, wliieli were s -piealinir in (lie
pen, a he,', enclo.iiirii a sltort ilinliiuce
it... i. ... . . , , , .
mini i.m iiuiiKii. , Ht..l, ) eh Ul 'e
tv.
and tho ftui nn barl.ili'' of tho ilii.f
l ie. e un.-d mot her mid daughter to
run t 'lu .1 i. ir i f !m e.ilnn ntid
look out. What whs tl.eir iiinae-
meiit l He a lar;,'o black bear willi
a nliole wei;;hiiitf hixty or seveiily
MUiids. tucked in under ono fore
It-H an I try in,,' t ei.nb nut, (,f t!.
elicl. Ljill e. Tin) U.lllers hit lost
thr.0 ho 'sliliva tv I,-. Il.r. i ..lu t
nf betirs or utlier iiiiim ils, ii n I tlu1
women resolve-1 to reseilo this ono
it possiiiie. I lio ilo r was iiiakin'a
, f;reat fuss on th.i oul-ido of Iho pen
but was afraid t i jamti insid.! an I
.attack tho bear. Mrs.'l'.atler hi i.ed
a heavy maul, used in driviii'' we ir-
i;s. ii l i-s. uud h"r dau-hter sn.itcii
e I tlin ue I'liiin ti woodpilo an 1
the two moved at oneo to tho pen
I hey botli jumped insi .i tho enclo
sure, emliol loiieil In- w hich tho do;
also le.ilied over and comiileliend
i lrii ras.-.iii
brunt in tho leu. Tlin
, women n d blows heavy nud
.. ..: 1
. ...... 'i,..n in-;i, , linn
'puck on thu hear, which presently
1 I ......... I 1 1. . : - . 1 1 . inooii iin.li iii.il. nu 1 Liny 11 1 iu mu ta-a
Hopped tim pi, Hiid, lurmiig on thu; j,,
'dog. had liiin in his eiuliraee. in 111 !.' 1 . 1
t,.,..i I,., , .... 1 1 ... '. ' , "ion are a good man to bring my
iwinl.ling and cms hud inn to dea 1. 1 . 1 1 in "J
Tl. . . iv .?. r.i a i- . lost 111 Hli'V baek, sal I t ho vomul),
! 1 lie ellort of tlin wom-'ii t dispatch , . - , , ., , '
,1,., 1 ,. . , ,, , . 1 as she luuslie I avav tho crumbs.
tin-hear were redoiili ed. The hear I ..,. r... 1 .. .. 1 . .. . t:.. i.
..... .. . .. ... - ii . 1
Mas now raging with fury, and ad-
, 1 1 1 . .- ' , " 1 1
anccd with Ins jaws distended up '
on the gild, who was wieldui" l.eri
UNO unmercilullv.
U iii ' 1 i- ,
1 . 1 ..
... ..... r,.e. .1. 1111 Ki-cai pnw
nil re. me;.
weapon front lu ri
iiaiuts, nn, 1 ti,,, n,..vt uistiuit
press id her into t,i eoi tn.p of
pell ; but the eriiilo blo-VH
'""'
that
were hlioweied linnn him bv llr
-
to
1 t :..i 1 t , ,
ii-.nu me ;, i,.,,ro ,ai.' Her III1V
great injury. Ilo rustic d furioiisiv
upon Mrs. Iliitler. who maiiagt. I to
eludo his grasp and letaino l p-is
ses-ioii of le r w,..ipon, whieli she us
ed to good a Iv.Uiti.g 1. Shu shouted
to .loniii-jto hasten to tho hoii.so aud
bring the riilo and Hlniot tho bear.
j.
girl jiimpod from tho pen, her
clothing nearly all torn from h,.r
,
i III 1 so. i
and liuiTie I alter tho trim.
:,.,
I'lie blood flieil the Wounds ill ll.i-t-
ed on tlio bear by tho inn and maul
poured on lie' ll ior of th.i pen and
over the hlrtgt'v coat of the monster.
. : Komi 1 and round tho i iiclosuro thu
1 . .1 ...... 1 . -I 11 . .1 .
1 101 III I II
e.mt.ist wa-.-d. until at la.t tho bear
iilii in un, n0111.11 n n m 111 1 nil pi
... ',"
' struck tlio woman's weapon with his
1 Willi. I, elJ ICMr1ftl .III ! 1 Ul UT III - ' ' ' "" ' I '
lo a corner, where she dropped into! '' I in tlu past is tho distribution
1... I ... 1 .1 1 1. ..'..I lli.it. Ii. 1111 it. A li.islv f'nvi.iw will
1 i"ieie: 1 t' .-iiii 10 mni intteu.i ner
1,0.1 Is i.v..r I ,-.. t.v..r,,.i;i, i...ibo found to result art t,.Iio-vi
hau ls over her eves expoetiuo'
a , .. a v I,... tFW
. . .. .. , . . . , .1
1 it'll I tiii'ff-i 1 111 iiiivt. nml'int .liiut I
' ...
With tho reunval of tlu-great
tension on her nerves Jellllio fell
i:f i .. . . . .I , ..
' lJ ,l" ' 11 w:"uI
1 1""' l,",u llur jt 1L'f
i summon strength suln ueiit to climb
out of tho pen to her aid. Sho finally
got her into tho cabin, and succeed
ed in restoring her to consciousness.
Neither of tho women wa i hurt to
any great cxletit, tho daughtor hav
ing tho llesh torn under her anus
where tho bent' seized her, and be
ing considerably surutcho 1 about tho
body.
l eewtenaw.
Hampton .Miller, ugnd l: years;
has been committed to jail nl. Harris
burg, I'a , for tho intiid'ir of his step
father, Thomas Morgan, iu Dauphin
couuty.
Wiinaniiiker it Itrown present cer
tain fads to the people, iu a l.ire card
on our -tid pui;e. Hut. it is a very
lai'oe house nud they have n larijo Hloei;
ttnd it tal.es a luic space lo tell the
iiililio ahoiit tlie lai'op ilitteounls Ihey
are lii.il.iii'. l)on'l fail to rend the
aitverliseineiit. They uro men who
any what tliey menu, and do what they
sny.
(toon 1'uai'K to Slop At. Tho Alle
gheny House, Nos. Sl'J ,t M l is one ol
tlio best place to stop ut in I'liilad.
The I'ropr. Mr. Heck, is tho right man
and knows how to run a lirst-class ho
tel, as nil will te-tily who havo Moped
at hie House. Terms reasonable.
a Tho woman who toaketh a g'Xid
pudding iu silence, is better thun
sho who mukoth a tnrt reply.
Dnlton, Qn., has a man that nev
er drank a glass ol milk of any kind,
uover ate an ounce of butter, nor
drank a cup of coll'ee j but he ia
duatU ou "iuguus aud gailie. '
On column on year, '
Otio-liall', column, one tear.
MX)
10.(0
7
Oiio-fourth cnliinin,one year, .
Ono mpinro ( 10 lines) 1 insertion
Every adilitional insertion,
i'mleaaioiinlnntl Utiaiiiewioiird of
not more than o linen, per your,
Auditor, Executor, AiliiuiiwirHlor
nnd Assijjupo Xnliees,
K'litinial imiiees per lino.
GO
8.00
ISO
13
All it Iverliieim ui for n snorter !
rind liiiui ono year nre puvsblo at lite)
lime they sro onteicd, anil if not paid
iliu person ordering tlieiu will btj held
u-piniMlilo lor (ho inoiivv.
He Got Hit Breakfast
The other dny n man with a gnont
look halted btforo nn eUintf stand at
tlio Central niiiKct, uud nfter a lonff
survey of tho viands ho auid to tba
V( man :
' I am a p ior runn, but I'll bo
honest if I have to be) lull led in PilU
peis' field."
"Wlntt s tho mailer now T" nskoil
tho woman leaidiu him with ana
pieioti. "No one saw mu pick up n?2Q bill
iiero by this . land titrly tiiia tiiorn
iii. but as I i-iiid lit-for J 1 11 bo hon
est." " ?00 bid pick up I-' she) whis
peivd, l)iin;,'0i;,' a lil.in I Hiuilo to Lor
liico.
"I HiippnRi'. ho Oniititiui'd, 'that
some ono p i n n,,' uloiie; hero could
have tli upped such a bill, but it
seeii.s more leasotiablo to think that
thu money was lost by you "
"Don't'lalU ipnlo 'so loud," nho
said, us tho luaiied over tho Htuud
"You mu un honest man, nnd I'll
havo your namo put in tho papers ao
that all may know it. I'm n hard
woi kino; widow, and if you hadn't
brought ba-k that money it would
have e'ono luird wit'u my poor littla
children."
"If I pick up money by a st.aud I
tilways ivo it up." he Kiid u9 ho sat
d i A ii tin tint; of tho stools.
'That's t'it,'lit," hho whinpered.
. . . . t nt.a tj IlillO .
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break fast.
Ilo lieede I no soiMll 1 iuvitaliou.
Tho way ho w ait. for col l liaiu, fiiod
, s insane, biscuit and colVvo was tor
1 1 tlic to the woman.
"Yes I mu try to bo you
, est, ho ii'iiiai ke.l between bites.
"I lint's ri'ht. If I f uind any mo
ney ht-loiiiiiior to you I'd tjivo it tip,
. von bet. II tvu auothoi' cup of cofa
fni) '
I "lion't cue 11 I )o.M ho said, an
he jammed moro Imui into hii mouth.
I Even courtships have an ending,
i The old chap finally berali to lil'eallio
mot a i i'itiiieien ii.iihh, u.m prewy
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en, 1 111 ,1 11-:. , c ic n uii n nun
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1 hud any lost money 1 always givo
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..le n 10 1 1 . 1 1
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H.ud. us ho began to button his cout.
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"No. i.ia'itiii. I said that uo ono
saw me pick up Hiu'h a bill hero 1"
'Tayino for tlioin provishuns !"
she yelled, clutching at his throat.
1 II bo honest with you I haven't
a cent !' lu replied, us ho held hor
oil.
"Shu tri 'd to trip him over info a,
barrel ofeliareo.il. but he broke loose,
and before, siu recovered from lnr
am ieineiit ho u u a block away nud
galloping along liko a st ago Imrso.
Professions a.iJ Presidency.
Tho confident prediction by Alox
II Stephens th it tie.) ne.it l'rosia
.l.mf i-tf tlin I'nilii.l Sfotiie will lui 11
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1 1,,,,,- l!. .bir.m.nt. orofessions h.iv.i
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Vas!iiii''tou was a sol bur.
Adams wi.i a lawyer.
Ma Iisjii was n stat.isin an.
Mouroo was n lawyer.
John (J liney Adams was a lawyer.
Jackson was soldier.
Van Huron wat u la vyer.
Harrison was a soldiiu'.
Tyler waa a lawyer,
I'olk was a lawyer.
Taylor was n soldier.
rilinoro vas a lawyer.
l'ierco was i; lawyer.
iiiK'hanan was n 1 rvyof.
Lincoln was a lawyer.
Johnson was a lawyer.
( . r mt was n soldier.
It is truo that Jackson was n law
yer us ui U as a sol.iier a JiMgo an
a (leiiertir-but us it was his carocr
as n lighter that ma lo him l'rcaident,
he is credited to the profession. So
Piureu was n llrigiidiiir-ll uieral in
tlio Mexican war, so wo applied to
him tho correlative of the proposi
tion that wo applied to his groat
Democratic predecessors. Itfehould
bo explained with respect to Madi
son that ho studied law, but it seems
to havo been drawn into pttblio life
too kooii to make any progress i:i tho
practice.
' tiyThe r p.rt on tho geology and
resources of the regiou of tho 3!Hli
parallel, from tho Lako of tho Woods
to tho Kocky Moiiutuins, by Mr.
liawKon, says t '1'roiu what I could
learn, I boliovo Unit nt tho present
rate of extermination twolvo to four
teen years will soo the destruction
of whut now romnius of tho great
northern bund of butTiio nud the ter
mination of tho trade in robca and
omieaii, iu 'ao far as regards tho
country north of tho Missouri
river."
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"I'll let yon oil' wi.-.y this time,"'
aa the lorse said when he throw hia
rider into tho mud.
A young man nonr Niles, Mich
ignn, thought to iiuiko hia powder
Hue by griuding it iu a coffeo-iuill,
Ibo dw kitobett ia U uuduc
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