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uioiuiui iu '""uon
Poott-y
Donl Let Mother Oo It.
ughtrfr ; tlon't lot in otbir do It I
o not let ber lave ana toll,
lie you sit A useless idlo,
Fearing your soft hand to coll i
In't you tee the heavy bnrdene
pally she Is wont to bear,
jug the lines npon your forehead,
iprlnkle silver In her hair T
tighter ; don't let inotlmr do It I
bo not h't her bake and broil
lrooirh tlie long, brigtit ummer
I hour ;
lhare with her the heavy toll,
e, her eye bat lost Its brightness,
'ailed from her cheek the glow,
id the step that once was buoyant
fow It feeble, tired and slow,
tighter t don't let mother do It I
Jhe baa eared for you so long,
Ht right the weak and feoble
Should be toiling for the strong t
hken from your Untied languor
leek her side to cheer and blent,
1 your grief will be 1dm bitter .
When the toda above her press.
lighter ; don't let mother do It I
ou will never, never know
kat were home without a msthnr
rill that mother lleth low,
U beneath the budding daisies,
'ree from earthly care and pain ;
the home so sad without her,
lever to return ag'iln.
Three Naughty Kittens.
fere once was three kittens who
lived on a farm,
a never were kittens who did so
much harm I
ky worried the chickens and snarl
ed at the hen,
B scratched at the pig through a
hole In the pen ; -
ly climbed on the sty and hung
over the rail,
I bit off the curl from a little plx's
hall ;
homes they soared, ami they
Tightened the cwtti
bricking out at tbeiu with dread-
ul mooes ;
worried the ducks, and they
mhereU the geese,
clawed at the ram until he . lost
11 his fleece ;
frightened the bossy calf half In
flte,
spit at the doz till ho half lost
his wits ;
r knouked down ths turkey und
roiiou nun about,
rumpled his featlrrs an J pull-
d them all out ;
horrible faces they made at the
I rake,
ent straight an 1 drowned hbn-
HfofTIn the hike :
fought the old rooater upon his
wn hill,
Ul that was left was his spars and
s bill
drank up the milk and tinned
rer the cream,
avetho old parrot a horrible
ream ;
chewed np the tab-strings of
audinother's cap,
'she, poor old lady, was taking
!P5 .
king the squoalln? thov mode
their pride,
Udren they ran, and the babv
cried ;
Iyed with the ineul and the
miny bags.
re them aU up Into Utters and
limbed by their claws up the
rmer's gooil clot hoi,
Rocked his gold spectacles off
Jn his nose
leat in the pantry they stole
Pin the hooks,
hewed up the children's nice
nnday tohool books.
kittens left nothing at all to
Wy the mice In the store closet
elf.
Vrmer's good wife bore It meekly
id long,
h telling them oft they were
ughty and wrong
gued and reasoned by day and
night,
pthing could make them be
We as was right.
UUnee, one morning was whol
Jworn out,
f they dlsoovered what she was
out,
pped them all three In a cover-
tin pall,
wried them straight to the great
ntryjall.
;P9 they hive kept them to
Very day, .
I up la a cell where they can't
I away.
1 eoiT a le",
IZiriaxn.
' ij tweet voice tery I"
' 'a Iljyallt Mi with
" tta, t:;a- one is
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VOL;-18.
aocei bat while ha
wsitetl Ouptain
Mnyol! lUtene l li
Hie will street
ballaJ wtrblsl by a fresh, xi'iisiti.
ly true yoanj voioj, ta the fitful ao
noiDpanitnont of a orajkaJ 111.
die.
A litltj orovl hil fptharel
srounJ the ooraer. Tito llio.l oil
llJJier, ia his UUjrel velreteea
coat and picturesque white benrJ
pssiej his ht aroun 1, oiJ thi aiai-
or, with ber faoa hilf-voila l by tho
folds of the black shawl, whioh pass
ed over boil n 1 full in onjt n in
like fold j about ber slight person,
stooJhoMio the violin. As her
Urtfe liquid eyos full oj Mi jell be
advanced, and helding out a silver
coin spake some luiiiiiu s ntenco
in the mtisio&l molul uiou of tho
Italian language. She took the
money with a m urea ire 1 word of
thanks i bat tho sby, scu pristid look
donoted that she had njt uu Jor
stood hiai.
''So they are not IUlisoi aftsr
all," said Mayell to himself, an be
sprang on board the car. ' I was
snre that ol've-okin, and those-deep,
molting eyes, oonld only have catibt
their glow nnder the skios of Italy.
Wol' it only shows ho.v eny it is to
beraistakon. At ell events, it was a
fair, (limi'lod little f.tcj and ( bopo
her grizzle-bearded old frion I will
renp au ample harvest of pounios "
And, iu soarching for the abid
ing-place of hie old frieud, .Vr.
Castlotou, the decayed artist, b
oomplotoly forgot the little iuoideut
of tho evening.
"No, 4l-so court, he said to
himself- 'Voa, this must be the
plaae. And yet," glancing np at tho
mildewed brick walls and iu.les
oribable shabbioess of the old ton
einent-hoase, "who would htvo ex
pected to fltil Ward Castloton,
bero War.lo CwtlBtoa, t'M djs
aondant of a bng line of aoooutry
wsrJj Ca:tljtjn, whom can ro
member as the mister of Cutle
Hull 1 I&td ' maoagemont, extrava
gant living, mad inventm.iats thi
is what tliay have brought him to
Poor follow 1 ouo cia s;wojly oTir
churity to Lim i and jet whut io to bo
done !"
And groping his wy into tho hall,
whoro a s rt of C'liuieriuu d.trkno-m
reigued, he manigod t j in. lir.i hit
wrj to tho fljjr whore Me. Oiilloton
livud.
The roajoetio old artint came for
ward to receive bun, in a tattered
Ire-sing gown which ha t ouce been
ruby velvet, a cap of the enno rait
erial on his bead, and a mahldtick in
his hand.
Ab, Slay oil. ray old f trend I" he
cried, goaspiug tho hind of the uu
expeotod guost "or rather tho
yoaog friend of my old days you
are welaome I You fiad ms ralhor
indiUdrently situated i bnt we all
know that genius is, at times, under
a cloud Walk in walk in I Here
is Mrs, Castloton, and Beatrix,
eldest daaghter. But
where is
Miriam T little Miriam, the boauty
and runaway of the flock. Caliber,
Trix ; Toll ber to get us some sup
per. She will be her directly."
Mrs. Castleton, a little old lady io
a lace cap, who has lost the use of
her Hint s, sat knitting in a wheeled
chair, by the sadly insufficient fire.
Her poor nose was blue,, aud the
band wbioh she bold out to Clarence
Msyeil was cold as an icicle.
Beatrix, a pale young woman of
twenty, drew an old soreen before
the table, on which was a plate of
oold mush and a pitober of thin tea.
and made baste to adjust the easel
so as to bide the oot bed in the eor
ner.
Mr. Castleton pointed to the easel
with a Grande eoignour flourishing
of the band.
"Voa see, Mavell," said be, - "that
I still cling to tho old habits. My
hand is soaroely as steady now as I
oonld wish, bat it seems neoesesry
to sell a picture now aud. Trix.
where ia jour sister f Why dose not
Miriam come in t W have some
wealthy acquaintances, Msyeil,'' the
old man continued, "who decline to
bay my pictures, and who contrive
systematically k ignore us. But I
am told that Miriam frequently goes
to then. Well, well I cannot wond
er thai "lh sroooar. and this"
f r wound the
MIDDLEBITRG,
is young she is very younj that
is all. As was saying. Mayell, I
sell a picture now and then, and so
wo manage to keep alive. Just let
me show yon some of the ideas I
have sketched ou canvas,"
And while Cuptaiu Msyeil turned
over the old man's portfolio, and
voiiitatod within himself bow be
might best off r to buy a picture
without hurting the seosilive pride
of the artist, the silent Beatrix put
moreoosl on the dying fire, sprsad
a clean cloth on the table aud sot
forth a meal which bad evidontly
been purchased in baste from the
shelves of the nearest cheap restaur
ant half of a skiony, cold duck, a
littlo dob or muddy currant jolly, a
a pilo of brsad and a potatoe sal
ad. And when tho nnappotizing meal
was over, and they sat shivering by
the firo, the door oponod and in
glided a Blight, small tiguro. liko a
shadow.
"It's Miriam." said Sir. Casleton .
my youngest girl. Come in, pat,
and spook to Captain .l.iyell 1"
Miriam stoppad abruptly in the
do:ray, and turned firnt red. then
pale, before she advanced and held
out an nnwilling hand.
Mayell rose, aud bowed ovor it t
but as their eyes met ho smiled a
little.
"Miss Castleton." said he ,lI am
very gUd to meot you 1"
And Miriam hid liorself away be
hind hor mother's obair, oloso to
Heart rix. and. d what Ciptain
Mayell would be ooul 1 not eucoee 1
in drawiug her iuto the conven
tion. "I will make hor Ink up." hesii 1
to himself, a littlo clugrino I at the
steadfaHtoeei with which tho dark
eyes were bunt tojr.tr 1 tun tiro.
Ttirniug to the artist hj as'xcd,
carolessly i
Doas your daughter sing t
"A little, iu a Wild vy,
I ke a
niihtifjg:0," eaid .Mr. GiHtMon.
"she lia I a guitar onoe, but it it
lost or brokou or eoinutliin. Oao't
you siug f.r us, dnig'itor f '
fue ruse was siu'cus-jfu!. Mirtm !
looked np in a fnghtone I wiy. hor
eyes glit taring, ber choeu.s glowing
in red spots.
I I cannot sing to-night," sho
ssid huni.l!y. "rioaio. uin.
lou't ask ms !"
Bat when Csptain Mavell Lnd
taken loavtt ffir Ihn niirlit nn.l irr,t
las IU wav down tlm ati. !
" ' ,
suddenly nnd unexpectedly confrout
1 by .Mirii-n horsilf wr iooil ia
tho black shawl, Muttrix at her side.
Captain Mayell," asid B'litrix,
in a low voice, "hat must yon
think f For our own s Vies, wo owa
you no explanation."
'Hush, Trix I" orin 1 Jiriaui, ex
citedly." "All this preamblo is
quite unnecessary. I will tell him
all about it. j'upa doesn't know that
I sing with Brtimeo iu the streets
but mama does, and Trix. Tbey
know that Bartiuieo takes excellent
carejof ni ; mi 1 I woar his d iugh
terVylress, and and we canuot let
poor papa starve''
And," sjborly added Trix, l,we give
papa the mon-jy, an I he thinks ol i
Burtimeo has sold a piature for him
to some of the Italian dealors d i va
town. Poor papa 1 an 1 it mikes
him so happy And, indeed, no one
epoaks to Miriam except in tho
greatest courtesy and kialuoas.
And we hop yon will not betray
our seoret to poor papa, as he would
never, never forgive us all 1"
"Pray," oriel Mayell, genuinely
touched, "do not itnagiu that I oonld
be guilty of such a dishonorable
thing: Believe me. Miss Castle.
ton"
Miriam, very white and oold was
lookiug at biui witu eyes that dish
ed lightuiug.
"uere is tue wretauea ooiu yon
gave me," said she. "Take it biok!'
"Because have you I" she an
swered abrup'.ly, soiziug her sister's
arm. "Come, frix, let as go."
Hut be posted hi nself direotly
across her pith, ditor oiuel uot
thus to part ;
"But why do you bate me 7" said
be. "Because respect your cou
rage and sense, and honor your filial
duty t"
" Because you despise me I" she
retortod.
"."svsrP he cried, taklosr ber
-' l "fj xri Vztn
SNYDElt COUNTY, PA, MAY
And olio answered shyly i
Yes."
Hut she woot ont singin
n.i
more.
Mini Hartinioj end bis violin
ere nnneoorupuniod now. Wards
CWIeton died the next summer, oo
tirely nnsw tr of the docoptiou Uivt
had boon praaXined upno Lim, St Cap.
tain J.iyell nskod pretty Slirimu to
be bis wifo.
"Do you know, darling," be enid,
7 have loved you evor since first
saw you singing ou the pavement in
that pirtnri'sqne Italian coninms."
And among her -we Ming nift
was a diamond studied gold locket,
iu which was sot the tiny silver coin
which he Lad ftiveti to hir ou tlmt
blosk November afternoon when tho
twilight was verging iuto dusk.
Caro ol an Orjm.
TtiOke who own a parlor organ
m Ay llu l in tuj f ill loin.; extract
from tho Score a hint ns it care
which will mi vo thon trouble and
expense :
M.ist people tako fair caro of the
'cn or l,,t',r ,nlrnra"nbJ. but the
iuierior is a fearful masg of dust and
dirt. A gentleman ealloJ on ns in
rolatiou t j an organ p iroJi u.t 1 throa
yoars since, and said it was "all out
of tuno," and "souotiiiog rattl
od." But being in tho bibit of receiv
ing the information that uu organ is
"nil out of tune," when there is a
small pice of dirt stopping one
rood, wo seut a frieml to louk at
it.
lie reported that it was "o itrsg")
oUHly" out of tuoo. t was sont to
our rcpniriiig man, oud, on opouing
the top lid, tho whole interior ww
lonnd filled with imtuinso cobi
webs.
From underneath the kevs was
t.ikon i mans of dirt, in which wol
' fo,,nJ " ,"flrPi"- noodles nnd
eleven pins, while from out of the
lead culls wo remove 1 thirty, two
load Hies, and on oac'i rood point
was n cs'te ot il 1st, whilo Iho ton
ffno vibrated between two thick
walls of dot ! tho duat on tin ton
gue altciin r tin; pilch, au 1 tho dirt
mi ti c Mm It rbunging the tone,
Alu t eland ig the dirt from the
roods, and lopl tning lhm hi the
ci'Hh, every one wan found to bo in
perfi ct tt: i.o.
Nw, this orgiu In 1 boi
'V ' tlin two.n.1 the stopi
left drawn. Had thorn homi it ) hous i. d iu at i ',ir I i.i'c. h iro I
'lorto1' stops to hold theavel!s;.pui. lernt how t sptill.pl y ti j, tt:, 1 wir
tlin dirt would have remained com - ry tho skool niann.
parativoly harmless on the outer
board.
But lieing left open, together
with tho other stops, the dust and
insocts bad access to the mo:U do
lieuto parts of tho organ, and tho
oonsequoiiPo was dissatisfaction
with the organ, wUon tba organ was
not ia fault.
Shut With Water.
Amusing incidents soinotiraos oc
cur duriug the heat of an eriiai'o-
uient, which cause even the fightors
to pause and emilu. Durinir the
ngiu ooiweon tue uoniederato rani
Albemarle and the Union vessels,
the following incident bappouod,
which illustrates the power of the
imagination i
The ram hn 1 fired a shot, whio'r
ricocheted aaross our deak, carrying
with it a stream of the cold water of
tho sound. An otlljjr oomtniading
n diviuion beird the repirt, the
whistle of the shot, standiug with bis
back to tho ram. The water with coo
siderable ferce, itrack the gentle
man oo the baak of the nock, runs
ning aod trickliog d iwn bis back.
With a yell hn threw up .his bands,
marmured, "dy Ood I I'm shot I"
and fainted doad away.
The Cleveland Ueraid having pub
lished some versos entitled "Why
Do I Sing I" aod written by a young
woman, theQhicago Tribune rejoius
that it is probably because hor fath
er paid about $500 to a mnslo teooh
r for spoiling a good stouking-d at
ner.
A little throe-year-old, while ber
mother was trying to get ber to
sleep, became interested ia some
outside noise. She was told tbat it
was canned by cricket, whon aba
sagely observed i Mvauia, ibiak
trecr?-' WiHfc"-."
WW
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4
Josh Billincs' Philosophy.
Josa Tsrenvixws Ilivtsxt.r.
m bat iz ynro favourite piece
of ckulpturr, Mr. Hillings t
ATho mile stone nearest homo.
Q Who do you kottsider tho wis
est raw tliat haz evor lived f
A The one that knows the lesl
about hiz iiabors, and tbo most
about hi'osclf,
Q What do yn konsidir the
highest-priced things in this world ?
A Tliozi tilings we buy, unl
psy for, with repnntmise.
Q Do yu buleave iu tho diviuitv
ov the Kible T
A I do and b.lanse I kan'tj
prove it, and uu living, nor ded
man, Lsz ever bui-n uble to disprove
it yet.
(2 Whit iz yure ideal of fo:ualo
buty f
A That kind which yo kan't ex
nctly duttuo, and which uever under-
bikes to define itself,
ii Will yu di'fuio a hipokrit f
A Ouo who preys to Heaven fer-
vently, and then just oz fervcntlv
preys on niz naUor.
i ttr i. a . t s I
- " ""'
nr. r inn itsui mm
u ,,,, ,,, ,mT .
4o u.io wnio.i no nirtucn inr
tiimsou ono which ho km t inhorit.
nor kan't transmit.
i Who it ynro favourito matlio-
matioian ?
A Ho who in summing np the
good ho hudono. nnd eubstraktiuir
from it tho evil ho linz committed
kao honestly sho that ho i. suui
thing nhe 1 in the uri thm'.til;.
Q Will yu phaze to dvtiuo Lib
erty ?
A Liberty iz a kompruliensivo
terra, under which wo
k!a;m very
much, and possess very littlo
Q ;Vbo are y.iro favourite
tors f
pilll-
A Temperance and in luntrv t
thoy puiut living portrait! ov Udt'i
Ith hii I lit: 'tin-.li.
l Are th iro inenny things in
! this world t)iat tuonov won't buv ?
j A leu, eir, lots ev then it
; won't ovou buy tho wag ov a d ig'n
... -
tain.
(J Wliitch d ) yn konsidnr the
most viscijtis ov nil the p islnns t
A Liizyness i it eats a man up
hi inr'ins, aud ujver givi bk a
iiiouthfiill.
Q -Wlnt z ynro favorito picco of
ftikitckturn f
A Tim littlo rel mints 1 s't vil
ti What ii ynro privi'o npinynn
ova republik'in form ov govern
ment T
A Possessing all tho eleirmtits
ov strength the weakest kin I ov till
governments.
Q Who iz ynre favorite inven
tor T
A The mm who invented tho
fust tin whissell and established the
price nt a ponny.
Q Wbitclido yu konsilor the
most sterling ipinlity iu Man t
A ilonusty t and yet it it nin't
lawful! tonder, on tho streets, for a
loaf ov bread.
Q Ploaze tell me tho dfferouco
between modesty ant bashful miss T
-I One it all silver, nnd the oth
er only the plating ou the spoon,
wliitoh soon wears off, and slio vs
the brass,
Q Would yu like to liv ynre life
over again 1
A Yes, if could commence
whare J am now, and liv it bik
wards, and at labt be a boy again,
(J Iu konklushuu, Mr. Billings,
kao yu tell me at what time ov life a
man iz the most phoolisli t
A I giv it up. but if 1 ever do
find out, I will send yu a postal
kard.
The lute Archbinhop of Dublin
onee inquired of a physioian, "Why
does tho operation of hanging kill a
man f" "Because inspiration is
checked, Circulation stopped, and
the blood suffuses and cougosts the
brain." BobIi t" replied bis grace,
"it ia becanso the rope is uot long
enough to let bia feet toooli the
ground.'
- ?
Ja the Lehigh ootiuty almshouse
they have a Hungarian named
Oyumbera, who has been asleep for
seventy days,
A oi sts tor a farmer's wife
A.
I
118S1 NO. 41
Cur Wall.
We onlertain proat doubt whothnr
persons whi) hv,i to consider tli
lijcora'.ioii nf rooms su;ll.iinutly re
gard the nnc!i )i)iof walls. A wall
rniiHt, generally spoaking, bn a liicic
background, an I thon-f iro it must
be decorated, as far ns possible, in
such s way as to Miri v u, tin fore
ground. In soinn sense pictures
must bo c ni lered ns part of th
foKt'ound. snd tbf ref ire, where the
owner of a uoiisn p isshssms picture
worth l inking nf, the object of t !
decorxt ir kIio lid ns far ns possi
ble, to t.iku the tvall so negative in
rharapter not to nttra"t llio eye. but
to nllow it to bo httirrli d by the
pirtnrcs, tie cm nit Is nnd lie
jenple. Hnce. where tlirro are
pictures, tnrge pnltarned pupors. or
papers of nny kind, nro nndesirable.
and a wall painted of distempered
green, buff or ray, in such hIhhIoh
ns may be best suited t.) the nicta
tion of the hous', is to bo preferred.
Klabjr.kt-i pitturni brokun by pio
tines brinj the rcversu of harmjuy
iuto a room.
f is Stomach.
i .
A let roil nrffn..n , ....n
. j liml.n . nil. nnln.l i.. l.i
(1m(.n. ..h,, ) K.!i,,..t
httniignr
sho wn followed by n dug. With
out nny fooling mound, ho began i
"IVictor, I havu tho dyspepsia."
"Yes, sit-,"
'H.il it twenty six years."
"Yea sir."
"Yon can't euro it."
"No, sir."
"Hut yo i cm make an oxfhango
of stomachs butweeu me an I mv
W '
"I believe it cnul I be done, nn.l
; both live."
"Will yon giiaranlen that I won't
have a liaiikerin)r for old holies, if I
trade ttouiuclis I"
"No, Rir,"
"Will want Io chase rats ?"
"Very likely."
" And snap at tramps 1"
"Quito probable."
' Doctor, this it business."
'Yes. sir,"
"And the exchange of stomach;) is
di'clarnd olf"
"Very well."
".nd I bid you jrool-diy."
"O.iol-day, nir J"
An 1 the man wistle 1 1 1 bis dog
nnd walked out, without looking to
tho light or left.
a rti;h r.ri.
A monnf icturer nml m l vcndei
of rpiick niO'licines wrote to nfiirit l
Inr n Mreng recommendation of his
(tlin iMieulsi tnrcr'iO "ililsi n." fa
a f w ilnye lie irecived the I'nllow
inir which wo cnli pretty gTon j
l)KAa Sin : The Ion, I roniposing
this I uf in bi hitherto been so poor
Iu a Scotch ni iti ceil I not net a
living off it, and so stny that wo
ba I to elice oar potamos snJ pUnt
ede wiy ; but Louring of your bal
sam I put s line nn a corner nf ten
sere II I I snrro'iniitj by a rail futl'-'fl,
an I in tho to unin,' I f m i 1 tba' the
rock hnd entirely ds.ippiared. s neit
sieua wall tis l encircle 1 the rmM nJ
lim rsilt were njilit into flio wiod
and pihnl up vurn tt I "illy in my
tiftolc v irii 1 n it li ill' ii n nun m :
nao yirn, i p,u nun un ounce in
the ...nlille of a h'.ckleberry sw.tnp
in two days was it cleared off, plant
ed with oorn ant puidpkiu an i a
row of pe tali tre-is in full blossom
through the middle. Is eviileoce of
its tre'oondous strongth I would
say that it drow a striking likeness
of my oldest s n outi-f a mill potd i
drew a bllstorall ov.ir his st n nil i
drew a load of potatoes four miles
to market aod eventually drew a
prize of :i7 in a lottery.
E.vr. Knvy lends men to tell
lies about those with whom they
thoy cannot compote in business.
Knvy induces the publishers of mod
ical journals to try to injure the re
putation bf those with whom they
hnvo neitbor tbo enpnoity nor the
enterprise to compete. Knvy indu
ces professors in medical ooltegos to
desparsge the rbarnctor and stsnd
ing of flvn! schools. Envy will
canse editors to prostitute their
journals to the publication of blan
doroua and seditious articles against
those wboao position and inflntnoe
tbey envy, Uut envy, when left to
work oot its own way, will work tbe
ruio of tha envious, so we will let
tbo bvloue serenely alo?. '
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Published ev7 Thurs.liiv ICvrnwr
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IWO tOLUKS Vr.R ANNl'M. Psj
shlo vithin six moiitli ort:'.V)fnot
paid wiiliin ths year. Aopnjor (lis
continued ut.tii nil nrrCHrniea
fmld utile- nt the o Ikm of lb pub
isfier. v
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Wlit, whn lti n'rrwnrkeil, wniry brsIS
lUo: sni) rol xn 'i.ti'li (b-iitral'i,
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An, whl. nhn tl'tet (l!' tipr'i trlf
A'l.ll, liii lir mill ii rl
Will iilv now vlui mi. I I'lnrn to 1 1 f
Mslt lliiur.
Mall Killi r Co'iipsny, H-imon, Slau,
courts- rllZKrZ
wcRtLtcTBwrrv:; :v:r; ':,!..; -.r:
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till".titlii hii I hi iv ho wiiru uver Ilia pit nf
ttia Nt'n iclt iar Itia ai l vii, n. .ny aSoottil
part. I'rlo,- li o.-nl -. M., i.) rtTVtti.ar,
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atei.lv I llii.V.v -.licnt. Hamnlaa
A,t.lroi,. il. 1.. llYh.N.Nn .San-ail .-Kraal.
Pt Vork.
Errc:3 cf Youth.
It O y N 1 1.K M N w h i .iiltrM !
JLi. nou HKIIII.I I I', I'llKll
r yaara Imm
trim ih.i
CAV ami ll Ilia di'tt r yutniii' liiili.nra
lie ii, will lur tha aaaa nt nuilarln: hmnaniiy,
anl trca tu .ill a h i naait It (!ia ra-lpa i.
raniion lur makltiu tliai:itiiln rrma ly y whtat
lia wa. ourrj, rsud-am wliiina ti prurtl ly
ttia a tvnril. ar'a axp. rlanca aan hi I y aX
ilir'.iiiK In taria.'l ci'iirnlaui'a JOHN II. Oil:
1I-.N, lica urttl., NaaJoik.
Jan. 37, fUtn.
t
Ill mull ft-'rial( ttia racattia lap a alm,.-l
VauklMK IIami lliat will i.mmi '1-aV
H(l:i.Kl.i;s, pimI'I.ks an I HMMI'IIRS,
Wavlns ilia kln nitt. rl-ar aul kaanlilul i al9
ln-ir,iiiiin fur pr,,il,i-liiii a luiartaat ir r 1 1
:ai nair on a nam ucan ur fmliutli Inra. Ail
i ilra, innlo-lnif no. uniii, IlLN. VANuKLH
4, Vtl., i lli-rkniao St., N. Y.
1 ha a.lrerti.ir. r.arlnt lcn iiarmanantly
cure I i f thai ilrau l ill-fi-a, OimU'di.tliMl. by a
. mrln rauiaity. la atKlmii tii uiaka kuoan la
j ,,,. , t. ,in, 0, 0J. to ail
jlffi" - :!.'':
who iianira It. ba will taan'l a ropy of ttia pr.
nl nharu .) with ilia illra-
Itmii tor pranarlns anil u.ltiif lha ama. wblnlt
lhay will tin, I a ii an i:ru Mr LYiaeuMrTiaat
AnTIIWA, HllONetllTIH, lia.
I Will
I'arllm lrl.ln lha Prfirlntton, will plaaiS
W'llliamluurg. N. V.
nirf-v-, in,, K, a. WIUfllJAi W r
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faun b.(
QKOIIUi; U, UfcNr'EK.
CounEv Surveyor'
Kratiorvllle, Snyrtor County Ponn'i
8iirvvln( anil Conaeysnclng
prompt it
ml akilTulla eilrnjail In. A lir
lb piiblin'w patranaja tollc'.lad.
Jul lliib, '78, pU
or
MARRIAGE
nutria fnrlKiih BEXCS. for tha marrlH aaj
tiauiiK book. aci'iii.K-li.r In homlniyiion li'.aiihj
itiuaa ciiiiiamiilailun iui, hL-fa tir.lllant. I.,i.
iiuij iiihi, mrr- iir.lllant. fin
lllaan,anUlho I'uyalra! Ml.
I MaiiautlWuiriaiii
par in lancnmia, anil ciiiIih. rt ,, rhtaiclaua
avi.rywbcri(. I'rUa. BO Oents, t-y lr. A. 4i.
OI.IN, Ilia o'!i"i bpwiaiiat iu H,a urihustl,
who will pay $500 ' ei nt prlal or
climule Siaeaaeuf clthtr iti ho nu '-n,k ' and
f.illa in rnrg Kiid iimi atampt for ('iilde IO
Health. Rellabto Pumal Pi", 8
UuHi(lant fului inalluu,
ueuuiiiL. yur,Hnr
Caode anil (irci.'ir ol
, to iiia, oo ew'tta.
Or. A. fi. AfclM-
leotocky iltotk. r, 8. Chek 81 Chicago, IU.
A n 1 1 1 H S'Tplilaa falara ranS wltkf
1 1 U 1 1 1 g rait i-fclii at tUrwiMliaa. St4
Isaac lUiAYim
Ourgeoa Dentist !
fcliilciurj, t nydur Cmiy, Pa.
Orvtca is ?si asaa vv tot
Cuticura
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