The post. (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, October 02, 1879, Image 1
!l- Oil cfcltimn on year, , t'W.'i' Piie-hnlf, Column, one year,' 30.00 riua-ftiMrth column, on rear. IfiJV ion sonars fit) linMl insertion 73 I tfverv additional insertion. 80 5.00 8.50 13 than JProfeswional and llusiness cards of not more timn o lino, nor year, Auditor, Btecutor, Administrator mul Assignee Notices, Editorial notices per linfl, All transciont advertising less $ m on tin it) cent a line. All advertisements for a shorter pe inH than nna vonr are nnvnhle At th time they are ordered, and if not paid Hi" person ordering tiicm will ue Held responsible for the money. 1- o o tr y IDSALS. BT otim T. MACK. Is lb butnn heart forr A feter of lunging barns For something be yond lb present, Th dreamy spirit ysirm. And on. from the trmi of pleasure, la fsgee disquiet tarns. For a voice from out lb future Is linifini in sirens tone, And hand is beekoain; onward, Tj lbs realm of ths dim unknown, And over lbs eyes I be glumour Of e sweet, fls spell Is thrown. Ideals of jer and beauty, Like flowers In lbs heart anfuld They are fair M lbs marble maiden Pyimllm loved of old, And lbs life that to ber w glean. Ws sik for tboss visions cold. Ob, beautiful, moklng phantoms ! Yoa eoms wilh your presenot bright. From lbs fair tnirag of dreamland, And haunt our walking i(hl. So dear I hut the Joy of the present Unheeded tsks thslr flight. And oft when ths thing ws bve sought for Comes to us, sMll ws feel There is Ucking a ntmele something, Ws found in lbs loved ideal, For alas J a lire tmel-of bleeeing It sweeier thau lbs real. Mulnot T it 1 THE PHILADELPHIA 0TCriV. A maa came hastily down Chest nut street, l'hiladelphia, aud mount' ed the stone steps iu front of tho Central station. Ho eutered the broad, old-f ashi .Hi ed doorway with tho steps of o 10 who was ut home in the buildinr. rTV . C - , . . iwu iiuiu .no i.uiiii iiu'ir was another, the entranoe to a large ; room, iiere iue uuw comer iouu i a Immbor of brother officers, loun. log, smoking and ga.iug out tipun he street. 'Halloa, Dill ! seen the chief yet " asked a tall brond-sboul lured, r i I....I.:.... - .... Kuuu-ivuitiug uiu'i, no ina uaw ujuj- tr entered. No. Why T" asked Bill. Oh, nothing in particular, I sup- mine, iiq nstHil lor vuii a vluln Ljio,'' was the reply. Bill turned upon bis heel aud left tliutoom. Jjuntiug the vtuirs. he teiiehod the second tloor, and eutef J the chief's oltk-o. eie's a letter that was left for fvOn. Bill, said tho chief, as he Suudcd tho missive to bim. "And hero's something else I 'rv' I . .1... :.. i 1 ' ... i. i. I1UM bu Ming iu utiui. J.UU u.ci ui:un i 11 . . . i ' ; i 7. ii Mr tuts inmi. year, nun iiinn jou w 10 tike you into the country for a liU'inth, perhaps. ' As tho chief co.iBGd speaking tie lauded a telegram to the tuuu before 'uiiu. Bill glanced at it iu a caroless bauuer, and read the following: C.u 11.V, Pa., Aug. , IMi. "Send on ons of your nniurtest Jt-iec- fitei Kuoii us poiib:c. A uiymrriiiii: mrJer has been c.iunuiiled, und if yuu pm ply with ay re,(m':t tbe Ufa uf an in- Cuceul uiua may bu sve.l. " A, J. I' Kill, HON. One Lour a'ter readiug the above, Hill Uavis, one of the shrewdest do teclivt-B iu i'uiladelphia, was beiii'' :arried as fast as steam could carry Lim, towards ths village of Couply, For the first time since bis start piill thought of the letter which the kbief bad given bim laktng it from bis pocket be pro eeded to open it, aud as be bej 111 lo read, tbo cureless look upon bis wee deepened to one of iuteu.no iu- fcrest It rati as follows : Couiar, July 20, 18(14. "Well, dear old boy ! I supposs you ymught that I bad forgotten you. No, r: And I use mis opportunity or 'riling to beg thsl you will earns lo I'ou 17 end spend a week or two wlih me. 't be in si the wedding, you know m l wedding! Yes, I am opiured at ui, old boy. aud il wil be yuur turn Vt. I Hiiiik I see you smile nt die ptugbt that you will ever yield up tbs 'trios of old baoheiornood, 1 iliull say lulling about my bride, but shall leave s lo see for yourself, ilut wbea you N her sister, Hoes, if you do not fall in f', why tbea you uever will 1 and 1 'IU he willing to believe that you are a JfiltM eass. Us sure aud ouiue, eld Jf. lit country is jiut delightful. Yours, NSD llAlteiKUTOK." Our boro did smile, bat Dot at tbe bought of fulling in lore. Oh, do ! Ilia ku Kinil of nlnnsiiiu at lha juoDght or seeing bis o'd school jam. whom be uou not met for f r Are years. wiiiiaui Davis bad often longou K home und home surrouudings f some oue to love, and for tbe !va of some warm beart to cheer h on in bis life's rough journey. ui be remuinea ulooe 1 00110 m wide world seem to care for bim. h tbrew all bis .'tireless euergy, all nnyieldina' perseverance tato his Session, aud be stood at the bead fit It was said that Bill Davis the best detective on tbe force lCoup-Iee, " shouted the brake fo. poking bis beat through the fr, and then out agsrn, as though .lcted to baft omthina shied Umply was a1 mall conntry sta P. and our bero fonud Limself to 'me ouly passenger for that place, 'lis few losfers who always uatbor "it a country station to tee tbe -U. Mr. W&ZruZri Sis VOL. 17. Reeeirinjf bis tlireetions, be was , about to start, when ha was aecoitoil by An eMerly gentleman who bod inst como np, "I think yon wero inqnirinj? for Mr. Ferguson, if I mUtuko not V be said. "Yes, doyon know bim ? ' "I nm tbo tnan you nra looking for, if jou aro from Philadelphia.-.' "I am." "Como with me,'' said tho slran ger. Our hero followed bis guido, and after walking a short distunce they enlorod a noat, pleasant looking ojt tnga, Together they cntorod tho library. itablo and tako it mietly enough uf d Mr. Ferguson atones proceed I tor a short tuuo.'' ami with the bnsinoss be ba l in band. "You aro a detective aro you not t" bo aske 1. "I am' replied Bill, as bo ban lo t a card bearing bis name to his com i""""- . i vm a young ni.ri meppo i in au.i "Ah, you are Mr. Pavis. I bavo ' p;lid oil' tho mortgago. flr.it kept it board of you before, and believe you 0ut of his Inn Is. are capable of working up this case.! What b;ipPtn:d to that voting if any man can." jmin!" "f bunk you." returned the detec-i A strange look came into Xed's tivo. ".Now please begin st the lei filca M jie nw tll .jft 0f tho do ginning aud tell mo tho whole Mory. ; tociiva's pi"st.iou. You s ii l, I believe, that too life of I .flirut bi.avuns. Bill, what do you an innocent man might ba rav.jd. nieau t 1 "I dl I i aud I lii mly bcl.ev i thitj 'u,r ,nr ...vitior. plunse," Ned ll.irritigtou is iunoeent of thoj ' Ha titel u'ii i six tiionths." crime of inuider." i "H,, ,jij hoili ) t ' "Ned Harrington 1 Orent btav- ' is ,.,.ly was found in tho mill ons '." gawped the detective. (pond, and it was hi ways HUpponu I Tlio detective was used to great juu uo f,,i j surprises un 1 startling develop-! ..verv ,,.!.' An 1 now, Sod when ineuts, Jiut Hit his sell-C mtrol loft bim, und ho ank bac!. in his chair, j Ipato us a sheet, at the mention ofhis I friends u ime. "You kuov bim f" 6uid Mi rut- gnsim, in Miuio surprise. IIm imo Ti'iaiiil. i (ri'ii.ltlire.l J v from the s:imo school, nud I, too. i.,., i. , i sj.,..i, .. m M H NtfJ t thj hfu of 11 fellow nun." "1 am glad that your his friend. and wo can work tog other." s.ii I .u: J cigusoii, ext.oiduig his Lnu 1. which the detoclivo gruspod and shook warmly. .Jf ior iua ueuiuH, la.iii'iie i me ami elusive. ing i other the eori ...., ..'limit ... .j ..u.i.l 1... I.. .... .... n . . mii.il "' i .c.v....u.. wiiyuo ui, I so no eonii nar.ny ..v,.s ,ne." sa.d the inde-e. as " .n-a .j .... .....,.., ,;,..:,, i,.,!,!,!.. . ' AVMni.'.lT.'in Z?i r.tufrt,.inr H Hia i.ii it iu fli ,nt t if t i t i 1 J i . ... . ft ...,... i t it s " j.. , - - . - s, v - tho facts seetu to be verv eoti- i,.iv ,.vi,l ,l,l. ,.,t l.u futl nn id -a ' n,.. i ..;f - ,...i i i Ned. the lirst in 'lit of my i-iay h. re. '..,.... ! rtft-A-. it'l'!5. Ixi ij evoniii' N id was com-i,.,,,! i, ,i..t, ,111i,,.i to w.iL It out. ..i- n... v.. . ii...., t ,( tsted tho real l-uici of i,y. , . ... ... ' ,' . . ... . , ' iV'JtrJb.? v neross a pasture lot upon th-. Havniir arrived ouoosito tho law- .it :4 . W hih lookou' around oii'.si I- of tuc ,..., , .:...,. . ..;,..:, . 'h-K Vtit Z& -rHi' silo of the viMa::o and fouu I i,.. ,,i i.Hs..l.,,i,.e. In, lo I ! u . ..v.'.. ;.v,,il, i .....'home. b-lmld a mil -n!.. v in a i i ' "?.. ...... "... -VrJLii' "Zrltt' ii , i , , - - - - - . i j on in r i ue 1 1 '".vim; i . " ' ' ' ' , , , mm i ii uucii oici v uuoy tisi- ii urn 11 c JJuw..ik" ' i.s..-- --n bodyofa nrirduiud mail, lh j ..i,,mt i,, ... ,.H ....,11 ll4 .i, , ,,. ,,.-.. i i .....;... .1....1 .. vrv siim.;c:o;i' 111 1'in-r. I f'H'-ived .... . ...... i J ; TT ,, . , . . ' t .nu I, ini'-u mil 1 ' , 1 1 e '- 1 . . . Hill, I I I I. I l V I. Ml f, r sln.i.li, II, ,,r I'.rt, bln, ISO lny directly atlosh the foot-1 woa'.d i)..r.,.lt. As I,,, was slai.l.ii .!. ..i . . to : l.n rt buif.Vl.M tlie h els" luv , ' V'l . ' . ".,! V on thM other sid tis asuorf rut ueross ' i,,, fc ti,., f , f :v ,,, Vl the lota. He sloopod over the body:,,., ieijy tor.v.ird nud eutjiod aud ilro.r from it a lotiif enup.Ku:.., t'lio dood had not beeu coiuiuitted, lou,', for the body was Luwliy cold, . , 1 . .. f ,! .1 . I. r stream of bloo 1 followed it. Al t!i is mumeut seveiul mull, with I. iv yer Grey ut the head, eiuuo upon him. They bad boju traveling in that dirnclion and bad sii ddeulv come upon the torrible seeuo. Tho! freshness of the blood, which was hardly cold, tbe tin ling of Nad! staudijg over thn bodv, kuifo in 1 litinrl I.Iim ttiiifiiutnl ni.-kiirii'ta in uli!r!t . i,u 1 ..,.oi,.J ..ti 1 1 XJ llliau iiu 1 iu Jll I IV Jlivu ' . 1 a answered their qieslious, seemed 1 J point to him as tho guilty .11 -i 1 1 one. And when it was tbscovoie.l i-iii, .1 that tho knife which lull doue tho , v . 1:. . upou tlio bandit, nothing secmod i .1 I..O I,,. ll... 1 .... 1 UICU1.71 iu,i, 110 1. i.a lua iiiu..i.1 or. Since his imprisonment ho has ,,-,.tiuti..i i itiuoc'jiice, but of what V11: j When his tiial comes oil' hu ,, . 1 .i;..! ... win no eon,. 0.1. ne,, jus. us sure ns ( :.,: ...1 :.. ... .!....! rl T, v , ' Ti ,1 would behove Ned against the n 01 to. The detective remained a while longer, and was introduced to tho wile au i two daughters of bis friend. He could not help admiring Nod's tate us be gazod upon tbe fair face of Mable Ferguson, lie smiled as be stood face to face with the gentle Rose. I'his was tbe maiden with whom Ned bad predicted that be would fall iu love. lie did uot think, bo, however, as be gazed upon her thoughtful face aud looked into tbo cloar depths of ber blue eyos. Mr. FiirgnsoD bad informed Lira that Nod was eugagod to bis daugh tor Mabel 1 for Nad bad not men tioned tbe name of bis betrothed bride iu bis loUu, und but for that be would asver have suspected t':at it was to tbe daughter of the tiler- chant that bo was engaged ;1 oaiat soeNed. ' said I i.L a fter be bad spent some time iu the oo n- pauy of the merchant aud uis lira ily. 'lie had no diflioulty la gaiuiug access to bis friend, "Hill 1" gasped Ned- "Oh, Ned, is it thus I find yo-.i ?" As be spoke Hill g rue pad Ned by the baud aud pressed it warmly. "Oh, Bill, you don't believe tne guilty of this great criuio, do you 1" "No, my boy, .Sooner would I believe that the suu coasod to rise. I believe you to be iunoceut." Thank you, Dill. Uut bow did yoa get boro t 1 uieau bow is it that yoa are beie at this critical juncture V . "Well, I receive J your letter in viting iue down here. I did Dot get tbe letter until to-day, at tbe tune time I reoeivod a telegram from Mr. rrgason, or rather tbe cbief did, asking for smart deteo tivo. I was detailed to work up tbe case. Little did I tbiuk I was MsaW'IntwwlKt' ldtwM .4 iue I MIDDLEBlTItG, SNYDEU COUNTY, notliiutf about Hie H(Ttir. Xow tell y0n story. Bo particular nu t toll mo nil." Thereupon Xod related tho f tcts which nt'enlrealy known to tho fend er. "II id Miss Fotason any other suitors bosidus yoursolf V aLod Bill. "Why, yes." "How did they tike their dofo.it in the taattor V' "Whr oulr as gontloraon should." "All f " "Well, no, not all. Robert Grev, i tho lawyer, souiuud aii''i'i(;p at lirst, I but he m(imd to n, ''niz' tliainu "D i you know of any other in staneo in which this lawyer was de looted in obi -ct 7 I I jjnt in.) huh. ics. mere m mo i Mo Ion's estate. . want-i.! th it, does the t: i il ro:ne oil' I ' fn two weeks," . -s,,w j wl'Ht KvlTn vui. but I Mi.ivo In pes that vou will bo ele:iiv l. wjn ,, i,st " , am " ;n VM ..n . . , t..... n il wniu (i jou mean auoiu r.. ....... r . "Never mind : you'll kmw soon OilougU It was r.i'l;t when tho (I 'trcive ouilted tho cell in which his fie ri 1 van cotii'iai!. Hiving nscert liuod t0 Wl)mvahjuts of tho residence of Liwver Groy. be walked slowly iu 'that'.lirf eliou, iuleiidiu,' to survey , imv.hii,, j . . . . iii mo iiarKcr u i w oi s nuo hou-io. "I must gaiu a bnitt iue,! titliil u,,.., , i.,,.,k nv rM,ii: i.tiitturu.l tho detective. The twi 1'ii'ki that ia t'if, N d II irruiito'i's way r.ioi IU'. tuiniJ t'-ryijll y be t'iil plli-ed to s iv. th h'tei'tiV'i bad disappeared, or u itlii.u ! Iia l been so 01 o'" heard from him. ii' Mr. V-;Ti i-ja leuj nny iuisjicm ui-i h 1 Ji 1 11 " "ineiitiou tli ? Iset. j ur, Hu vi hioi t' trust the ulll'cr. belit'V I newh'Te 1 1' Ul k'" ' , C 1 ,, 1 ta ruin N t I, It w its w ell known to ' , , 1 .. Isiiue persons t nil a detec.no nn , ' ... , . ,..,. iioou tho grniiMd. but lotf itU'.'V. ; where to look fer Into. Still, the iiu-rohiu' jltfar.J tout iu ' qiit'.i of all his ciiutio.i, tho dct.'ctive might hivo in 't with fuel pUl". In . no o.'her wiv caul I bis n'raue (lis llI)D0:iraU3.' 1)0 aeeo'liiie 1 ,u. . . 1 ..... ;u lU Jay ()f , tria, arrived. The emri'ii ia-,e was thronged with eager people. It w c,lt,.8. "j, that tl us trrc'iL'ss uiiuouuy umi iue ofli'ters could keep the allies clear Ned Harrington, pi.o and cure- wore, net In tho dook. Hit th ro wus uo look of guilt upon bis face. aod his ey ts never labored ns ho riz- ou upon tuo uiauitutie. jur. rer- gusou and his I'aiuily were there, At- ting near tho prisouer. Mr. gusun gazed anxiously over iue uou of faces, hoping to eo tho detective. Dal he did n t se him, and bin boartauk. How onulJ bu bipoto sso tbs prisoner pro forth a tree man . r . . , 1 .1 . 1. Tod lookout was inoreu uam. Ned had many friunds prosout, but tbey bad lust all bope. Neur'th'J wimosi staud, among o'b er laborers, sat rougb-elud minor' It was uothiug strange to see such a man there. Thore were many suc'i nii'n lo tlie illaa every day, and tb'i man sn is I to Llelti no parlio- tr. ,uwu, olar stienti'in. U u his ititornst in The eonneel for the istd, a young aod ri.iog lawyer, opuueJ his arma ment far the proxortuuoo, and rn uct after fa -t wm brought for war I, tlielt10 lady whom tho lawyer lovod. 1 . .I . I 1 f .. ..I ....... .Aar.Vn.l ! ,( , I. . t ...!L1. .1... I. ..If.-. ooom ui .ms iuuiuuwu "''. soiled. Lawjor Grey wt's called to tho witness ntunJ, uod ho repealed his story with terrible dtstiuutuess and preeisloa. The counsel for the defence t'w op uixd, but it was sf u'p'y an ol iho rate UMilutout, tbo principlo feature of which ws lh prieooer's previous Homl cbsrui'ter. He wjs a smart y.mog lawyor, an I C did bis best, but ha bid oil facts to' present. "Yer Honor, may I ask lawyer (ry a few quostiotts f Inquired the minor, as tbe lawyer for (he ds feDft sl down. "Certaluly, my mso, if you know aoythln about this cif, lot us hear It by all mesos," aoswered his Honor. "Tbe crime wa commuie i up m x-s Uvor, b answereo, . and turtl tog fi. p is- ' -r I- "At about l'J o'clock at iiljbt." , I "Y. s." . "Well. I'd liko to ak hycr Grsy I r. hero ho was at 10 o'clock on tho i tiijjht of tho 2.,tlt of .luly." Tlie lawyer staitod, and for on in slant his f.uM p vlud. but by a power ful el't'.nt ho controlled bin emotion. "What do you moau, fellow t" ba askod, "Your Honor, em I to be piustined by every vagabond rascal tint chooses to speak f ' "You need not answer if you don't care to, replied the court. 'Then I decline to do so," growl ed tho 1 twver. Tee miner grinnod audibly) as be asked "May be you won't objeit to t dII ing in where you were DC ntiduight on Augtint C'th V I was homo in bod." ropliod the ( lawyer, nltliongli Ins Vomo Uli - 'htlv as hu huoIio. 11 j tt'onroio'I felt li'ou bled n bo spjko. Why, ho could nut till Who was this mnu that seemv.l to read bn very soul with his bui'tiitu; irii ) Was he tho nim. ! pie miner that ho appeared lo bo 'l.,.t Mru t .tii.i f.ii A-.ii'.l." was tho next request of tho miner' Mrs, K-dd, lawyer Grcy'i! house keeper, came forwnld. "Wh-it dj you know about this ease 1 nsk id the jndgn. "On the night August the Cth I tf.it. 1-1, Hi. kill tilt I'.i.rnr.. T l.il.l tl:l tootn ielu!, and found it impossible ! toMlrcp. 1 know lint l lWlor (hev ha 1 nil interview with a btrangn, I'.iivh-looking man. and that it was hail' p t"t mm o'cloi k w hen ho went up t his room." Tim lawyer's f.i''f was pile, but h.s teeth Were ti'iltly el-lic'.l ! I. as tho;i;;h he had lesoivil to lir.tv" ml whttevei- iUi ot bo sai I al jilt ...,. . ,.,.,. 1,.,,,... .1 cper i.lilOIlt emwe I ciite a he!;"iitiyn thr ah,, ooui t-l'.-oei. N,)v,. vi-r lloior. if that tain will lie on., lime.whvwjuid ho not lie any wife. and. ere tw . w....;s pa-.su, u time .'' asi.ed the .uiuer, quailltlv. :y''U '"'ill is the lliinato Ol ll fvlolis With giving time for n icoh-, ho , 'l' "';.""l wtt.i niurd.-r. .. : continued r .detoctiv.is b .vo a way or putting ...i it... i ;r. u,..i .t..Mni'i!'s together, an 1 tneso t v l.itti ' ll .1 . . I '" lllii' 1"U .'Jb IUU I1UIIU ItUthl, Ulfll'. !..,' ,1 h.le I. ;;to;'. s id f .r- rid) of the oti er. around hi.u. d'h'.j g.-,il ;') I th "-I .villi iistoni-l'. inelit 11:1 "I tlio t vo t. uves. 1 'uy wero 1 engraved tly uliko ; V. I s ii no 1 w is 11110:1 Vi Inn l'j of each. iu 1 'Me tly toe saum plat:.). 'Ti .'t ll .lici t Smith c )'iii for ward, "ns": 'd the 1. liner, an 1 in tin resmuv.' t the domuu I, a strtiugor csmii fiir.inrd. "Yo'l are in the hardware bnsi are vou not '" ness in New ork, atked the miner. ' '! am." I'i 1 von. or did you not, have exact counter- this kitifo Ij t! part of th u'.Lui, to order of law yer I 'I'l'V . I.hd" 'T.i ir 1" thun 1 r-' 1 t li 0 lawy, r starting up. Your Honor, 1 pro test. Am I to bu sulI"s to this oul rage. t insult 1 by th:s mis t'litbh) e al diijger !''. He was ordure 1 down ; and wbon ho hid ceased his laving, the strange miner resumed : "Let Hilly I hilly como forward !" At the mention of this uamo, tho lawyer's fie.? becuuo ghastly i bnt 0ro" ho could utter a word a man i,, j i,v two ntl'icorH. cam.i forward . lull X I lJu I i r , i ii'ii I ji i 1 .Vl'.l ill ". IL M .1 ll), 1 illStt ill jsssssst.r7 I x- Ivies:...,..!.. 1:,, ;, t., . h ,,, 1 s. il : 1 del :;o. i.n ownr'ar-i in" in.; 1 - 1 1 .,,... l,. ','... '........'... n. ....... 1 ' ' ! ;:i li is . ,1 -'err;:! 0 w,lH v,,ry Woak ftotii loss of lilood ' ft uiodest circular g which was flowiug from nu old re-'their purchaso aud in Fcr-,Op0,)0,i wouu 1 iu bis breast. His facoii-puo tobacco from w was pale, and bis clothes wero wet with his life blood, o Cxod bis wavering giue upon the ju lgo. "1 our Honor, 111 ilyiug, ho said iii a faltering voieo. "I bavo been thn Bcipegruea of this town ; 1 nivo led a bad, wicked life I know ; but ! iod forgivo mo ! H it, your Honor, ' I can do ouo act of ropjtitauco ore I die. As I bona for mercy from ubive, I declare that Ned Harrington is innocent of the crime for which be is now beiug tried Miuo was the bund that drove the knife to tho heart of William KVoirU Hat there, cower- M It . .1 . . 1 ing before you, is tho real murderor, Kobort (rey i with my dying breath I swear it 1 Ho bated youug liar- liiigton because bo wou tho bund of no iiirnisuoa mu v t l 1 1 tuu .uou, aud told mo wbeu to strike tho blow wbou bo know that Nod was cjiu ing directly across tho fatal spot Gray coutiive.l to bo on the ground with several others, and thus he nutrappod Ned. He knew Unt Nod had lost Ins Uaifo, uud uo iu uignr, u he could get one made like it he would more effectually fix the crime upon him. I visited bim upju tlio I .1 1.. 4 ..'......I fill. nn.1 .UA l,1 I UliJUIt Oi nilliunniitu, aim j a quarrel about tbe pay i be stabbed me, au.i. miuiunir, iue tieao, wn ma down into the cellar, and there loft me. , Why, or for what purpose that coal miuer was iu tbe Douse, I cannot tell i be resoued Die, ana t,uk me to a bouse whore be board ed, and secretly oared for me for two weeks.' Hut I am dying, ana as I am a dying man, ve told yoa tbe truth I Yes, I'ln' . . it .f.ro ha nonld finish his Toioe fail WJ biu f Hmp'aUl lifefesw' bb ftfirfi m W toe tooee oi '" j: PA., OCTOBER 3, slid from the gras" of the twoodi ceifl, au 1 foil howily u,i n tin ll ur won rrti,oa Li'n ni Uo W,H dead. "1 vo pliyo'l my gamo sun josi . d tho' lawv'er. "Put yon, Inssod tho lawyer. "1 ut yon enrsa you, yoa suill not g tr.i by my down fill. An ho spoko be lrew a pistol and aimed it full at Ne I II irnngti on. With u bound that wis bko the loop of a wild animal, tho minor was upon him. and boforo ho eould tiro, the weapon was knocked from his grasp; the next inUnt them wis a lou I click, and apiir of delicate steel bracelets o unreled his wrists. "No, you don't,'' cried tho miner, "In tho lien I s nam i. .who are you ? ' hissed tho batH.id villain. "Yes.wiio are you, hir T" j lesli in ocl the court, "I'm ll.il Divis. the Pbila delpbia detective," was the quiet l' ply, The exeitomeiit in t io court room wai int'Ui.so ; cheer after cheer cinin from the vont multilu.l". A den- peratu rush was mi le toward the pliilforin, mid Ai.'d Harriott u ti'i i toe i I'tectivo were raise i suouuier 111(11, NIKI UOI 1111 UOIU UIU v 'III H. ll" detective hi 1 spent ml his vie ati 1 hi .1 tho life of his noolv : ho had save fr iend. The j try rend.-rel "not gniltv." without room. No I Ilartinutoii a verdict of loaviu-C the was borne j ,r" ' u,'t '"'"' a tr"' "nll ,vlUl "Ul 11 Klill'l upon ins imee 'Unt. in v dear fello-.i. iio.v did you doit ? How did yon I'm I out n much a'ooiii Lawyer (Ir , -vden iiui.e of lis HUspeiHed ; ' linked .Xe I. 'I thought il a .ine-ai if c ilo,'-. done.! Iii il the only tvj men tui' Cio.ie.l that lua'i's patli. t-le'ill 1 meet with sucu ii:-. il I'o.i . i -i 1 .' ie- : plied Will "A y em,; m all b i':l s 1 ho ' I iwver in obta.iiiue; a:i eOa!-'. an I . i i . . p ... i io a ?u;rl lnu,. i i.- o iy n eciu i i ll utim.' iu tie: mill i-m I. An r.ii-: lyoiiiig mm ba'li m ii.ai i'l oo' lining ' n ... ' lie 111'.' an l tic in al: 1 mull ' ' . ' ll) t . a ,ry o' st 1 i . MtpOoSi) 1 1 f .o' .w;i ! I I'Miiiin.-d fintil tint. 11 . i'i. r. 1 s 1 v 1 ,ij . , ... hi 11. sv.v him ear:y tl; .li 1 1 in in iiit' lie: c-ll ir. hi.ll. i'.U I wllel, ho left. t!i- wounded loan, r.'jd th i'l ' I '11 I ' V il.irl. V ii .v ,s ! : dead. I removed hilil t i a hous" where I hi I IV-oiV" I f boar I. nil I nursed him until tho tri il ' un n)', I tint! disguised iuseif, tout I might tl)3 I... tl- r follow the c i't:-s. I had uiarke I out f jr my.-.i if. 1 ou kiio.v 'the rest. " ! "Ay. we ktiow tho re.-1. lod b!ess 'you. "Wiii 1" cri-1 Ned. giving iiis I.Ulid ll W;il-i:l gra: p 1 Thrre days lifter t!.e above event. tho detective ".dood up" at "n.s friend's 1 i.,rriig". At.d we are li ip ipvtoslito that Ved's prcdietioiiij d'.! c.ii..' iv.t . W;M did f i'l in love with the ;r ntle K se 1 vrgusoii. land wie n the bel'.s i:ii:g mcrri i.'hristmu eliim they were marrie. 1 As f ir il 1!" 1 1 (irey, to use the llrishm ui's expros-ioii, "ho was e .n- deninod t bo hung, but save 1 his hfo by dyu.g in prieoti 1 '1 ..Ml A Modest Advcrtismcnt n c-uferprisiiig grocer iu Westvillo. .c011necticut.eouies out iu fou i in be i,..if f njrt ,vh lintcd Tin fag Cigars gently urging use, lie s;ivn : hich tho Tiu i'Pags aro made is grown entirely in 'conservatories, and tho cigars are ! made 011 luabogany tables by thor- ; 0UL'hhrod Cubans in swallow-lad 'coats and white kid cloves When a man smokes ono of these cigars, he j There is a p.eisnvo mcoutetuplat wiikson air, and dreams that ho has ing e;ood: thero is a greater pleasure a diamond scarf-pin an 1 a sixty-live ,in receiving good; bat the greatest dollar suit of clothes on. and just ' pleasure of all is iu doing good, married rioh. It mikes tha breath ! which comon-bcnd the rest. ownet. and keens tho teeth white. nn,i ,viil force a mustache ou the . smoothest lio in hvo weeks It im - iirovos and boautifios tho com. .doxioti. eradicates tan, freckles, audi I . .. II. dandruff, aud is onioyed by all the smoker's, sisters.eoiisius, nud aunts.' It pr.rulcates tho house, wind nv- ouitiius, closets, and clothes with tho delicate odors and exqu. site frag runco of Heliottope, Nawmown Hiy, Jockoy Club, and Whito Jtoso. It will fasteu tho front gate every night, and carry in the tviner it tho morn ing, chase tho cits oil ma ganien ih-ivfl t.lm hous to water, and 'hard- " M . , 1 Iv over' foil to make ouo feel bolter a'Hover. No well-regulated fam'ly cuu nronerlv keep houso without them, for the mail who smokes this eigur will UOVer cut wood too long for tho stovo, never swear wtion ue puts up stovepipes, never step ou a 11 u . u l utv j 'm w lady's trail, join a olub, or go down to the post ofuee after supper. io sai l lie could stand it to Lave his wife yaint evorytliiog from a till cup to an old straw b it, aul stick it all over with etipids and, heathen Chinese. Hut wbea she swooped down on their mince pie and embel ished that he thouut it was' time to'klok.' AWdbecDX' r Iri" - 4 1ST.). I ( I I IJ XI J, I" kKules.of .Conduct Never belriiy Never leave worils. a eonfi l.mea, bomo with uukiud Never give protnisea that you not full! 1. Never send a present Loping one ill return. Never fail to be punctual "at do for the time appointed. Never make yourself tho hero of I your own story, i . Never m iko much of your own per- iuritiauctii;. Never pick tho teeth or clean the nails in e iiiqmiiy. Never ful to givo a polite answer to a civil question. Never present a gift saying it is of on use to yourself. Never call attention to the features or foi Hi of an. tliel-. Nuvjr tea I letters v.Iiich you may find a ddrease.l t ) othei'i. Never quchtion a bci van! or child ibo'it fun .ly matter'. Nv.-r p no sii your chd I for a f tn't to wlncli jou are ud iii led joiirmif. Nt ver i';fer lo a H'fi you have mu le or a favor you rendered. Never answer irlestioun iu LM'her al c.mMXl. lka luvu UloJ lru u olll. '(,,.. Knowing People There are always some people in every community who imagine themselves, to use a common phniso, "very si.iarl." an 1 th"V nle generally of the bilsyb ),y kind. :ie of U.u.-e can do morn harm in a town or neighborhood than a do. n goo I people can set at ii,o:ts. No min lte, e i'i, s in'. ' r, p! ico b it liie-ie Kin irt "ties c iii pick iii.y ir.ootiutof liaws in tus -vcrv iiv w ill;, or his s. riaoin are -I: u t. t I i i'i can"; i i. iuiagiriary iri 1-SS l'lelellti A :il S t, orto,. nu. I a , i. '.',(, . :;s I.. or to i or "!:.' ' ! other hard, a', lie iliich tne tun:';, ef lWil.;JOIi.'S ei.tci pi ise , r iiientioini.,;. I '.it th'.'i.e i;n.. I ) t:ot 1 1 'O h oe, for n i was ever started but wnco:i!rirv to their views, (Kil'-r I'ullii le V.'!' bull I a pu'-pen, a smoUeiiouse, n c u n en I Lenntl' of Dv?. At ilitnibiii'g, in longest, iriv I. n Huvel.r. ,". i, '., ill's ,i!r tli-bo-.-tc-t M'V.-i. AtM'H'k'"i a t!'- I longest il is i-;gi:t...!i 1.'. I :i hl'.f hour', 1111 I th" shorie-.t ,i vo and a hill. At I'. t, fsburgth, longest has n ti' teen, and tho shortest :lve hours At, l'lnlml tho Ion ;est his t .veu'.y-one and a half hours. At Woudorbiis. in Not wav. t'eo dav lists from the 21 -t of .1iy to the lid of .Inly, the S'lu ho, getting in ! ra the horizon during the whole time, but skimming along Very close t it iu the north. At Spitsbergen tlie longest day lasts throo month.s and a 11.11 ;r l'at wi-.s employe 1 r.s hostler of rt lioti-1 in Latica.-b v cor.nty. tine day a gn st r.rtive I on bore-b ick, and or I. red hi-, horiie "put rp" until din- , iier was over, 'i ii .-,1'ii.r. il was c sign, ! to ped it of Pat' c .1- hi:ig , Ml 1 he s but the h Vfter dinner tin- h ir-o was or 1 i-, 1 "roun 1," i'.i.d Par. n .t knowing Low t 1 put 1 . ; ; i d 1 1 0 011 properly, tur'-.e i it ( u l f'-r end. and appealed before the bob 1. The proprietor, seeing what was done, asked Put what he meant by putting tlie sad Uo on iu 111 a id inner, l'at lo;;ke I up iuno- tly mil said, ''how in the divil did 1 know which way tho man was going" Gkxis. Kindest hcr.rts cau to. get her meet though half tho earth apart. Keep tho l.ro of hfo bright at tho centre, and nil tho i-ypcriouees of icirth will bo powerless tokil'or ! even greatly to shako your poaee. l.ovo is the shadow of tho morning' It 1 which decreases as the day advanc les. 1'iien.Khip is tho shadow of the jcveni tig. which strengthens wiih the setting sun of life. Font tine. lie who climbs above tho cares of tho world and turns his faeo to his i nd. Las found the sunny sido of ' I ' f jho. i chill Tho world s side of tho hill is an I freezing to a spiritual 'mind, but tho Lords presence gives !a warmth of joy whii h turns wiutcr into summer.- "V'li'.'i'oi. Don t Fptea 1 yoursolf too much, young niau. i ou uavo no utea now -r .j extremely tuio you may do, The statesman who likas to hoar himself talk should buy a telephone aud lock Limself up iu a room. fbe Snmir-er resort for boys t Long Branob. About three foot loug and as thick as a summer cane. It iVA'brWiiU'euia viUureeort to. o p n, TII13 I'OHT. i is... . . . Published every ThiiroU Evening JEREMIAH CROUSfi, trop'r Terms of Subscription, . two iH)i.i.! rmt ann,i;. r. p.iv. able) vilhin six month or fl.'t t if not pnid within the voir. So paper di continued ut.til nil rrrc ui eyes Are pnid unless s.t the rption of tiie pule lisher. f?ubsi riptiwm ritlrfido (if the count? PiV.tMI.K IV IDViVl'lt ti-rw lift'iv' ntH n.-imr p!per ,.lri-.. .:!!, i I m.-!..iicril.ere) Alld III' lillhilj f' ie iniie of the pnper Jt:nky a. wor.i f.r.Y, Saddler nnd Harness Maker Ccntrcvlle, Snyder County, Pcnna. K. er on h". !. m! innK-t 1 1 nr !r at! V n Is nf irirni.,. S.i.l !, If r : ) r , .V fi I , t:-.n-l! ll work trurtittrl loi nue v,it Mr. W iliy ,.b 1,111 n mul to ,r.. 1U1 i.n uniiemMi',9 ie Uuln . IMjv ", e , T 4 . V, Efl, KU'KA, MCriCi HILL-WRIGHT .1, ,, - ' ' ( I'lifieM 1 V fr Sin , r ( '., '.. i v 1 iti .tuuuiioii. ) m I, A ' r '!, ! nl--l I .r .v I Tin:n,x Wl, iv.-i Wiii'ti H-i- r II m-ii! rt 9. tiri. K mi livi.Ti it 1 1: 11 1 11. Sie., lie. 11. t.i'l. 4 fn- r ,r the riiil!t:iH'ii r IN X k 1. 1 . 1 . M-itu; lire li,iirne. tinl ntfie? l.f.' I i'".u- in 1 ... 1.11 n,l ro-Mcr,: r.t Mfr SMt'.in Oct. s :.i. MCHOLS, SHEPARO & CO., Il.ittlo C-rn.h, Ml. li. ORIGINAL AND ONLY CCNL'INE THRESKIKC MACKIKERY. IJITir Mllrlit,., I.rnlii-ST. Inir. T!pie-.'Tlr-r. 1 " " r --I Inr f..r miaMf.tUfsi, ,, , I it H t'Ml ' v.' . . .. ; M Mi t r ji. If 4 ' w it ' .' ..' i !. ' ,'. T'.frhr i ti.ij. VXOlt TMiSlr-ilitr,. I nit fn fiur Tirhl- i, ftf J AMI'S U HIS I'll. ATont. M.i'i'-O ti.., S'nv 1 t I ' , I' l. IP nion r..ANi.'i' y. ILL sKi.:r:s" M,vr.s:;v ,vr rn , p, faisnlifr Er!crs M' ;:,m i ii'-i i n: 11 Doers, liner IIum n. V, iitib.H sl.ttt'rrs V' tinlmt C'.v'v. I? i i mt. M-.li. Miiir HIii'n, llaii'l h:iiiii :s. it-.i t. -rl. leiililllics, I li eritig, M iii'i.i'V' i'.'.i !';: i:t ti'i.mn.) iiliiiib.ii, Jja'h, &c, tVo. Or!" I 1 with proTrT t ul, ft 11 t elHiu ; o'.-'i'wlier I ,1 roti 11 I ne Pl uiiiix Toclorrl. r i I .-r t re 1 - ." i'.! ir:v ' r-ie 1 f - .i'. I i-:i.l -rii-i. It ' '.V'. Il Hi ' l"- 'UM role I. 1 1 lv, 1 : ' i.' ',(i'- wi ,r ' tr' 1 1 1 1 !!!. : r -tiu) 1 - in 14 I. a . n tc-ui I ' l'o reiki I 1 1.0 I .1 K.r,"i .ii. HO.-. . ... ' l 1 rrcj'.l re I !v I 1 I I l.v .1 ,n A. M uT,t,'ii .V ! ir' t, , Ainl .0.:, !'. I ,rl. I rer. MI. icMirii .uJ but.-, 1 a. ' Mill .'iitrev nle ) OH ! MY itCNT s m MTDT. Th' linitT K:i,rv lb' lioiin-, cur.n r tin BACK! ii. Ihe let.' It. Si'U s HI) I ,'it .ll'i'tf K i Incyt, blii lJer hu I t riii iiy UriiiQi, Drupy, idrrivel, lliln t.', lt.idr, P.si ih. of ilia I ICi li.eys. I'.dei. ' ei rr liK-.iniii:en:s cf t' Irini', Nerv,in Iwi-k, IVm! tVenk jr.".', a I Hi: ", 'il'STS !i ;'.',ll'.uV 1 1; ; rvf i icl L'M'itl .SLV Ut thv.e diS- j From Itc K i . Tsyler, P. P., V.mor Fir?i 1'ipiU.t t'tiiirch. I I',;"' il i:n h. It. I., .'r.a. ?. 'T''. , I I cm lot if v m He virtue cf HUNT'S II'.KMKIIV in Hi Inry Ii.ntl.c, f,-,m hih! trnil. Ling ti i- c ii grtnny t.t.i,'Osl hy ii ute. L.'c. T il LOft. Tnoi 11'to.i iu H. ! . Aug. 1 ', Wh. W?!. E. CL.'.l'.FG I'. k ..s It'tTiiiff I wiinrssnl tlio ren lir: .'. rlfei'ls of HUNl s1 RKXIKPV inny n fa-p. n 1 !a .1 grout ruiibi-r if c:Lit, 1 r. - "inni.-n I It. 1 1. till il'. .;. ,i ; h lobny i-ea-f.ec iropty. II; ..c v.l.i-tel ly j.tfi-i ttwuU i-t'Curc lie iu,- li.-1 l? i. :ii mil el'. ihea the thorieti i pxiHu liii-e, HINTS K'MtliV wi.l tlo Iti R.-ej-ecifuliy Vuiir., 11. it. 1a i.iv, r."i Pycr si. lU'ST'S F.KMKDV ; HUNT'S Un i i t y n n il il l- ,'f I'll ymciHlm iREMEDY Il linn HA.i'l i!,e of lime lor UO year', and I he r.'inofi rcbsi'.-e ii.sv le p.stut la ii. DXK Tltl.lt WILL I'i'NVINl K V'XL1. Son I Ur ran rhlei lo W M. K. CLAUK, rroti.l.'nor, K. I. Sold by all Druiitst. Si-jit. If, It. ftl.l '.I r.' .UI T .. I UokV? 'im4 A$ 0 l I iirllnl St :tm llirfslier Ip! 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