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MY DREAM.
PY KLI.A P. CIIArMAX.
As I l'pt. I dream-d a dream !
I was floating down a stream
01itenlng In the sunsets gleam.
Flowers gleamed ulong the tide,
And nn angel was my irnlde,
As I drifted down the tide.
And my heart was free from pain,
For I was a child again
In the sunshine's golden rain.
Soft and low, soft and low,
Come the rippling water's (low ;
And the nails were white as snow. .
And I saw full many a boat
On the widening waves afloat
Heard full many a tuneful note.
But I saw, as on they sped,
Home, no more the angels led,
Only hovered overhead.
Some were bright with lntighin glee
As they waved their hands to me,
Other weeping mornfully.
And I asked the angel p hite:
'AVill my bout, go frail and light,
Anchor me in regions bright?
Whither does this river flow?
For I know not where I go
Will it wider and wider grow!"
Bweetly spake my angel guide:
"Thou art drifting with the tide
O'er an ocean deep and wide,
Full of weary rare and ctrife,
And they call this oceun Life."
Thy Mother.
Lead thy mother tenderly
Down life's steep decline,
Once her arm was thy support,
Now she leans on thine.
See upon her loving faee
Those deep Hues of cure;
Think it wus her t jII for thee
Left that record there.
Jie'er forget that tireless wuteh
Kept by day and night;
Taking from her step the grace
From her eyes the light.
Cherish well the faithful heart
Which through weary years
Eehoed with its sympathy
Smiles and tender tears.
Cherish then thy mother's love,
Guard the priceless boon;
For the bitter parting ho.ir
Cometh all to soon.
When thy grateful tenderness
looses power to save,
Earth will hold no dearer spot
Than thy mother's grave.
Nolo c; t 'V a 1 .
Our Santa Claus Papa.
A California mining town, away
Bp araid tho sno-clad, rocky bound
peaks of the Sierra Nevada uioua
tains.
Tbetowa was irregularly laid out,
and was scattered, along a creek
which emptied into the Consumuios
river several miles bolow. Both the
dwellings sad business houses or
more properly speaking, cabins
were construe ted of an be w a pine
logs, the orevioes between the tiaa
beri being "chinked" and plastered
witn mad. The town contained at
least a dozen saloons, or saloons and
gambling houses combined, and in
these hells ranch of the hard-earned
money of the miner parted com
pany with him, to take up its tem
porary abode in the saloon till or the
pocket of the professional gamblor.
The dwellings of the town were scat
tered along the creek or built on the
side of the mountain, the majority
of the them being rough "baobolor
dens," for women were scaree ia the
Mely discovered diggings.
In small cabin in the upper end
of the town sat a woman in widow's
weeds, holding upon her knee a
bright eyed, sunny-faoed little girl
about five years old, while a little
cherub of a boy lay upon a boar skin
Wore the open fire place. It was
Christmas Eve, and the woman sat
gazing abstractly into the fire. She
m yet jooog, and as the glowing
flmss lit up her sad fooe they in
Tested, it with wierd beauty.
Vary Btewart was the widow of
Aleck Stewart, and but two years
Wore had lived comfortably and
hppy In a camp on the Amerioan
river. Aleck was a brawny miner,
but the prematura explosion of a
blast In an underground tuunel had
blotted out his life in an instant,
leaving bis-family without a protect
or, and in straightened oironui
taooes. ia dally wages had been
their sole support, tod now that be
bad gont what oould they dot
. With br Lt'Js family Mrs. Ktewart
S?1'""-1 " V P in "hie.
rj " " X 1 r:'.-:a ale: -
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VOL. 18.
towns are called camps), and there!
earned a precarious livelihood bv
washing clothes for the miners,
er's was a bard lot, but she toiled
Min, cheeraa by the taonaht that her
daily labors stood botween her darl
ing little ones and the gaunt wolf of
starvation. There clothos worn
patched and shabby, and their food
plain, and sometimeo scant, jot they
ware never reduced to absolute suf
fering Jack Dawson, a strong, honest
miner, was passing the cabin this
Christinas Kve, whon the voice of
the little girl within attracted his
attention. Jack possosso 1 an in
ordinate love for children, and al
though bis manly spirit would abhor
the sneaking practice of eavesdrop
ping, he could not resist the tempta
tion to steal up to the window just a
moment to listen to the swoot, prat
tliug voico. The Cist words he
caught were t
'Before papa died we al ays bad
Christmas, didn't we, mamma ?''
"Yes, Totty darling; but papa
earned money enough to nll'ord to
niuke his little pets huppy at least
ouce a year.
You must remombor, Tolty, that
we are very poor, and although
mamma works very, very hard, she
can scarcely earn money enough to
supply us with food and clothes."
Litllo bright-faced ISe.nny raised
his curly hoad fro.n iU s jfl nest on
the bear skin aud cheerily said :
"Due' wait till I dit to bo a nun,
mamma, an' 'oo won't have to wort.
I'so doin' to bo a drout bid miner
'ike papa was, dit 'oo evor so much
money i but J won't do noar 'urn
hateful blustiu' lings an' did tillud
i ke papa did."
(Jack Dawson still lingered upou
tho outsido. Ho could not leave, al
though he fult ush lined of bimsulf
or listening.)
"Why. bless my littlo una, wlut
a brave future ho Inn planned 1 1 d
hope and pray, darling, that you will
grow up a strong and a good uian,
aud one who will bo a blessing nn 1
a comfort to mamma whon she got
old."
"We hung up our stockings last
Christmas, didn't we, mamma? ijuos
tioned the littlo girl.
"Yes, Totty, but we were poor
then, and .Sunta Clans nover notim
real poor people. Ho gavo you it
littlo candy then, just because you
woro such good childruu,"
' Is wo poiror now mamma f"
"Oh, yeH, much poorer. He woild
never notice us at all now."
Jack Dawson ditto cted a tremor of
siduess in tho widow's voice a aha
uttered the last words, an 1 wiped a
suspicious uampuoss from lii j
eyes.
'Where's our clean stockings,
mamma I I'm goiug to bang mine
up anyhow i maybe he will come like
he did before, just beoause we try
to bo good children," said Totty.
"It will be no use, darling, I am
sure he will not come," and tears
gathered in the mother's eyes, as
she thought of her empty purse.
'I don't care Vox going to try
anyhow. Ploase got one of my
stockings, mamma," ploadod the lit
tle girl.
"Your oloan stockings are on the
liue outaido, and I aunnot go out and
hunt for them this bitter cold night.
You may bang up your old oues i
but, oh, darling, I fear you will be
so terribly iJisap pointed in the
morning. 1'loase let it go till next
Christmas, and then we may be
richer,
"No, mamma 1 1 am going to try
anyhow."
Jack Dawson's groat generous
heart swelled until it seemed break
ing from hi s bosom, Jlo heard the
patter of littlo bare feet ou the cab
in floor as Totty ran about bunting
bor'saud Denny's stookings, and,
after she bad haug theia up, beard
ber sweet voice again as she won
dered over and over if foots Claus
would really forget them, lie beard
the mother, in a oboping voice, tell
her treasures to get ready for bed i
beard them lisp their childish pray
era, the little girl concluding i
"And, oh, Lord, p lease tell good
Sunta Clsus that we are very poor,
but that we love him as rich child
ren do, for dear J esus'e sake.
Amsn"
After they were in bed, through a
small rent in the plain white curtain
he saw the widow sitting before the
fire, bar. face buried in ber
ksnls end weeping bitterly. On
, ) ever the lire place, httoj
MIDDLE BUHG,
inga, and thon he oould stand it no
longor. V7e softly moved away from
the window to the rear of the cabin,
where some ohjeots ll,iU.ring io the
wind mot his eyes Among (hosi
ho searched until he fjurid a littlo
bluo slocking, which he removed
from the lino, foldo 1 ton 1 rrly and
placed in bis ovorooat pocket, au 1
then set out for ths tuaiu Btreot of
tho camp.
lie entered Harry Hawk's gamb
ling hell, the largest in tho place,
where a host of miners an 1 g.tmb
lcrs woro at play. Jnek was well
known in the camp, an 1 when he
got upon a chair and caUe 1 for at
trillion, the hum of voices and the
clicking of ivory check sulKmlyi
ceased. Then, in an earliest voic.
he told wlmt ho bad seen and heard, !
repeating evoiy word of the conver
sation bulwoon tho mother an 1 her
children. In conclusion hn s ii 1
"Boys, I think I l;u ,v yon, every
ono of you, and know wh it
kin 1 o'
metal yer mala of. I vj an i !.
that t.anta Clnus knoivs just whar
that ciihiii is sitiwated, nu' I'vo an
ideo hell find it nfore iriornm'.
Myars one of tho littlo gal's slock-
ius that I hooked.off'n the line where
v.. n.miur way hiio i uung
'em with tho washiu' Tho dal ly
of them littlo tins was a goo I, har I
working minei, nnd ho nrodsed tho
range in the hue o' ilut.y, jn-t as auy
or us is liable to do in our danger- ! groat crystal le ns ch;iiu0' each oth
ousbnsiuews Hynr goes a twotity- k-r lo vn his face,
dollar piece right dowu in too toe, I Mm family nroso from their knees
and hynr I lay tho stockiu on this and began to move tlm stoles into
cnr.l tnblo now chip iu much or lit-
tie, as yer kin afford. "
"Hold them chocks of ndno on
tho nco-jack," siij Itrocky Carle, a
giMiibler, iiuil, leaving tho f.iro ta'tle,
ho picked tho littlo at Hiking up
carefully, looked at it tenderly, aud
when he laid it down another I won -
ty ua I g iiioiuto the too, t koon
company with tho ono placod thore
by I U Anson.
Auothor an I an other c.i-uo up. un
til tho fo it of tho stocking w is ell
filled, nud i htm c.uuo tho cry from
tho gambling tables :
"l'.ms hor iirouii I, Jack."
At tho word ho lifted it from t'.io
tnblo nuil Mtitrtod arouu 1 tho hull.
lleforo ha had di o ilat 1 1 it nt h lif a
dozen tiibles it showed signs of
burnt ing henoath tho wuijlit of nold
and silver coins, mid a strong coin
bag, such nn is iijd for sending
tieiiMUitt by cxprt.se, w is praciire I,
mid tho stocking placod iiioido of it.
Tho round of tho hall wan m.ilo s
nud in tho moantiiua too story had
spiea lull over tho camp.
From various saloons camo mes
sungors sayiug :
"Houd tho stocking around the
camp i tho boys are a-wiitm' for it.'
With a party at bis bools Jack
went from saloon to suloou. Unities
ccused, aud tiplurs loft the bin s as
they entered each placo, au 1 tumors,
gamblers, speculators, everybody,
crowded up to tondor thoir Christ
mas gift to tho miner's wid tw aud
orphuns. Any ono who has lived iu !
tho far western camps aud is ac
quainted with the gnnorosity of the j
western men, will feel no surpriso or
doubt my truthfulness whon I say
that after the round ha 1 bean made
tho litllo blue stocking and the hea
vy canvas bag contained over eight
thousauj dollars iu gold mil silver
coin.
Horses were procure 1 and a party
despatched to a large town dowu on
tho Cousummes. from which they
returned near duy-brenk with toys,
olothiug, provisions, etc, iu almost
endless variety. Arranging their
gifts iu tho proper shnpo, and se'
curely tying tho mouth of the bag
of coin, the party noiselessly repair
ed to tho widow's buinbla cabin
The bug was first laid on the step,
ami the other articles piled up iu a
heap over it. On the top was laid
the lid of a pasteboard box, ou which
was written with a piece of chnr
ooul I
"Sunta Claus doesn't always Give
poor fokes The shuke in this camp,"
Christmas morning dawned bright
end beautiful. The night bad been
a stinging cold oue. and whon the
rising suu peeped over the obuiu of
monutnius to the east, and shot its
beams upou tho western range, the
sparkling frost flushed from the
snow-clad peaks . ns , though their
towering beads were sprinkled with
pure dismouds.
Mrs. Steward arose, and a shade
of pain crossed , her handsome faoe,
II lis sac ply Utils stovkiaa 4ugU
SNYDER COUNTY, PA, MAY
her maternal eye. Sho cait a hur
ried glanoe towards the bed where
her dialings lay sleeping, aud whisp
ered t
"Oh, God I how dreadful is pov.
orty I"
Siho built n glowing rtro, nn 1 sot
about preparing tho fiugal broukfast.
When it was almost rea ly shn ap
proached the be 1, kifisnd tho littlo
ones until they wnro wido aaku,and
then lifted thmii to tho ll ir. With
eng.ir Imsto Totty ran t the stick
ing, only to turn away, sobbing ns
though her heart would break.
Tears blindu 1 the mother's eyes, and
cluHpinji her littlo girl to her heart.
IhIio said in a eholiiug voico ;
Never min I, my darling ; next
!n,i ;-,..,.- 1
am suio mamma will lie
richer, and thou
S mil t'la'is wi'.i
brinjj us lots of nice things."
"Oh I mamma !"'
Thisfxelnmatiou camo from little
liouiiy. who had oneue I t!,.. door!
un i .1 ,n l,,. ( i i ,.i.:.
1 n,, the gifts thrro displ ived.
M,.H. tuw,u t sprang to his side
!( Hpeeehloss nstonihliment. She
jrpil,j i:iu tf.u,i ftn1 thl.n .,..,,,,,;;, .r
ilt0 l(1108 t,, kll)!l, .j,,,.,, with ,.,. j(i
I tho open doorway, sho pour., 1 out
, her soul in ii torrent of pmiso ami
thanksgiving to ( , 1.
duck liiwnson's burlv form m ivod
from bbhin I a treo a nhoit distance
away, nnd sueake I oil' up tho gulch.
tho cabin. 'I'huru were several sacks
of ll inr, hams, canno.l fruits, pounds
Iin 1 poiiu ls of coffin, tea nn 1 eu.ir.
new dress goods aud a Inn It cue
warm woolen shawl for ib i wi 1 iw i
shoes, stockings, lints, mittens nnd
clothing for the children ; n big va
'doll that would cry an I move its
'eVes, for Tott. an I a benu'if,tl .... i
i "Ic 1 for H -iinv. Alt were c trne 1
iiisido, iitui l itltct iiiUo Inilghs mid
i-l
"Uiing tlio sad. of suit, Totl'-.an 1
that i-j all." siid thn inothor !
not (io I goo 1 to us "
" can't lift, it, mamma ; it's frazo
lo the t(;p."-
T.i-nioth.-r .i pid an 1 1 lud.l
I of it and lif'-e I lur 1 ir nn 1 bar l. r,
until sho riito I it from tii.j stop,
! Uir clioek blautrio.l as sho n tin 1 its
! great weight, an 1 slm carried it in Ins.
J in I lnl it on the ta'jlu Will.; Yon i.i t d t ot revet nn ie j t-.i is :
trei.ibliug lingers she loose the,.ri( a , Vf.tmtt nil. it uni il'v n.sls
jstruig au I emp'.io I tho cont-uts n;i. ,,t in idlmm ; but iiel i-try. I ! I
on tho table. Gild mil silver '0!, jnhei uis plin-and wis.t dcssi i-.s.
tnoro than who had ever thought i f ,Vili mere one all oli ..... st
in her uildcst dremus of ivo.f .rt. 1 1;, n mi li.'eti t in I n. I uiri i-K. l.e
1 ""d almost huiicd in the
pile
of
trentiuro lay Tolly's littiu blao stock
ing.
We will not iutru le lou 'er on su.-!
bappiuess, but leave tho joyous fa n
ly h.ouii ling their prni.se t j Leaven
nn I S mta Claun,
The whole story soon reached
Mrs. Stewart's cars. She knew
Jack I.iwsou by sight, and when she
next met him, although the houcot
f.,llit'.v I rili. I liitr.l I i it. tut, li li.. uli.,1
........i. I ..r ..: a, .... i ... I
....;.. t.o.J , .111 in. Ullll ooiu-
pulled him to stand aud listen to
brr tutu ful tb.iuks. Thetoirs shed
wore not all hers, for when Jack
moved away there were drops of
liquid crystal hanging to his ruddy
cb 'us.
Four mouths from that "Merry
CL'istmus" Mrs. Muwnrt became
Mm, Jack Dawson, mi l ovory even
ing, when thn harly miner returns
from bis daily labor to bis comfort
able aud hnppy homo, Totty and
Keuny wilt climb upou bis strong
knees, and almost smother bim with
kisses while they lovingly address
him m ' Our Sauta Claus pipa."
READING MEDICINE
ContintwJ from Ititl teal:
And after a young man has be.
oome and 31. D. be must not f ir
oue iiuiueut harbor the idea tin t
his wo k is fluisbed, bis business
hoDcofjith must bo the study of the
laws ol life, aud lbs regulation ol
fuuoticnal action, be should address
liiuisuli to Ibis work, and he caunot
fad of suooeis, if bj bis a due
nmouut of self-reliance and industry.
He may as well tuako up bis iniul
no as imor, to skull bis o vn craft
agaiuet tCud aaJ tid. If hs lioks
to other Si row bim, be bad better
put ou UJrau-bags or ho will go
down.- fbiuk out to bu oo the
coat tails sf those before you to b
dragged to eiuiuencs, uot watt
for dead B Vl sbotM. "iud a way,
or Bk ixVk need jou oure
tVf st'-iilso., I you are to grow
0 '0)1,' t f
by what Jon compier. I'vory tii
umph over an ohstaeh) will augment
power, nn 1 develope stront't. A
well to do, liiieked by untiling in
ddtry, tiuudt in help from ntliei t.
"I'ociHiou is tlin f'.ilerum of tlm men.
till powers" the point niM'tn l which
the loveis ot thought move, giving
pnieliusj to iiiighly roUC'-phi'iin,
l liuro is no ono eluiuant of i i a r i -
tel so tceentntl t succesi Hi this,
Vueillaliuu ii-jvnr rotps any thing
but disaster. "ruodoublo-niiii lo lj
man it uiihtable in all liu v tys. '
Hut beiu in min 1 th it tluro are t.vo
kind I of decision. One is au,ieivil.
ions, llippant, an I ui'IiIhIi, t.i i nil
spring of a feeble intellect, and t i
I'etltl'lUpt lf all H.'IIMOIU hloll. I ll
other is hiliuliie, uupreteli ling, it ti 1
union-, inn hi iiiiw.ivii nig an eierii u
.. ii. i . . ; . i
iliilil, nec.i.iH.i ii original. ri um
infill invent ig.ttioli ( f fli'ts nil I
nuu-.i.nm.a, I
'Uairow pii'ju bees mi' I iln.-ral vu
"",'"r" ,
luio. 'I'tiis I i-t kin I of l s:.
will injure puwl.o eonli lenee. I'oi ,
! ,l wlmt ,tl"' "" 5
"here you nro to-day, an I what i'l
l.u your prob.iblo po..iti u t ;ii .r-
r. An I a lolmbl.! character even
! ""'" 1 ; 1"' 't. an I t hu.!:i pay
.le.ui.ige. Ii il to .veil I u ni t 1 pi i Ii.
and t.i lited de.'isi in-, in I i -.tr is
! 111 all-iiup tit.i it alhriitt. Wil l
' l'lHi '" ' 1 V pisititn cm li
' reached. You nim.ot trust lo g oi-
ins for hiicci ns ; f r it is d uilitfiil
, ,, . , . i
lietlier you, or niiy ito.ly tlse( m
M,
I.ll rttrilllg.) hieiilty of le.itliltlg
il. . . . i.i i
liecoiiiing pr -
! found wiliiout
relleetiuli, of leap,
j "'e.' ,lrtl" "'" ' I-t to the oni-
' l''"'1" Rt no '"""d.
Too s )-c illo 1 guiinse. iu n .) of
"omark ab'.o industry men whoso
1 "'""tios, h ither fow or iinny. nro
jlklw',.VH intensely active. Tin . g...i-
i ' '",r" "f ' 1 1 I' ' ' ' 1 it
. nothing valuable u nrt or -let
which ha not In en j r t t ; 1 1 v mil
iiil'i-t i i 1 . tlit'o ratu I. Hup
j 1) oh It's Cos in os wis tic IV lit of the
'''iimu! atinns of long y. ir of ns-
:d'toiis obswrvatioii ml r, s ir m.
, It
in. yi i ti nn 1 pi i a vci ing iu 1 is-
t y Ihatgivo fonu and p.,ruia:'o:i',y
t ll jjini.d. ni.'U c tn.'t'i.t.o .-s of
l! plni 'l nu 1 M c:i u l i;g'.! . witii
tiul inc.'--i'ir et.l.ir. th -o c i - ci
ci ;i
ii ti e
' terns sit t i;'.d i t t r I nvi- 1 . v. 1
i br t ntLing luulLlo nud nlowii ,
cau- i
kIi ill s'ai I ivt ire Kiu,'-." I'...'fi-
tioa it a 11 1'. i.' ii s.'iiM-i of
directed diligence. If a mm Wishes
tti tumid I f li.Uht ilo it by iLCa-
cut iuuilstrv.
The nntu. e of a m m's oh is iu pro-
fession deminls this, for as a
si'ioueo aud an art, it if progressive,
I' very yer OuW di-coveriee are
tu i le of tho evils of s 'ino io liomes
iu us... mil tin. iUv .ia I tili.'ieucy
I I
l ,j.
., R t
Chemistry nn I physiology nro
jtiirowiug ne.v I gl.t ou tho . lo.uctit-
of n'.l bo l.es. u-i l t'4-j li vt wn.." i
ivern their gr.niia, rci tvi.t tn. m l
decay, by thiJ itgiit. li.-.v di-.' .vcr.
lorsof t'.u 01.U.M. intir.', au I cure
.if dieui-. me to be mil.'. l'l:t
me licnl prof, bsion. iu si. Us length
audbroil;h, ta'a -s i i i pi.:, it lest.
ofal piofesson nn I all brauciio
of lvni.vl.ltf.. f'f it UH til. il.ll
i, .i . ... . i . . i .......
an tun c.:s - u. t i an .
loustAiI t list lvu.ivloJgo tt'.l U
-lull reach out uod grasp all t.io fi.'U
anllavsof orginiiijn, wiil r
tptiro nn ia 1 itry tail niwr tn-as.
Vud ti leu i. I t i r-'ia i ius of m a I
to that org mis u lao d'f .cts of
min I r Hiil in r fi" i u l.ffii of tie
iustruuwiit thro I i Ui.'.i it a.'ts.
and the ell'eots of t a J pnsi ii mi I
e.uoti ins .hi 1 1 it lostr I a n art. in
. ". ,i
ir t u ba tivliaiiai.id and
rt'lV lit t.l I I ' ill I l I
. ' .
ipiirios never
sat'jects tv
steruost and m st p -rs latent iiivoti
gatiou. Thn wor k is lenl i but
UUbliai IB I II liaiil, .a ,aa aa aaaai'aai . . , , ,
. . ., , a," e mi i i.lioii.b! vlalrtuia-
thouisttlvo to it with a ti liti of . ... a .
, , , tio'.i. uuilKvl w.ia dcv.tva of chars?-'
purpose to m iWo themsolves master i
ol luo.I.eni scieuce, au.i euiiuani iu
the boiling art, au I are diligent in
the execution of that purpose. Mj
lives for effirt certainly are not
wanting, if emineuce aud bappiuee
ere desirable, for these cau bo soenr
ed ouly by au industrious pursuit of
the useful aud true. Idlors ouly
breath not live, Uut bappiuees
... if.- .
aii.iug from personal distintiou aud
:..t..M.,..t...l UK... .1 .....
breatb not live, But haupioee
luwuwiuav .aana aaauajaj, vauii'ii aa
collets. , 'or ' s-lMov. is ths
4
, 1.881
NO. 40
moving cause, and (Jod w or 1 lin
ed that the highest imjoynienls of
this lifo shall bo found in t!iu i,'fait
est gin 1 o Mifdrre 1 on n'lnn, V 1 1 I :
man. y.cir sjih.ii'4 of muf jlu-i.44 i i
ii.i'i'i Tim. na I c ms 1 1 rvitly y nr
uieins of this hig'ier nnj ivm int are
one pi illo I, your kn vln lgo n-id
kill lit you t confer the largnid
lib-esin ra oii vo'ir kin I. Yni will
tmi.l up ti di b.ittln fjr them
,,giinsld.i -niaii 1 d -ath,t'ii) greitost
foes of una To y l't tliev will lo ik
ti u tiugl y um 1 I'.iuli litiglv- wIihii all
j.ith.ir help fuU ; mil v!i.n rulief
'.imo - , you will j y wit i l!i mi, an I
ho hel I by th ii in v rlnliu re-
m'i'iiUerani'o. J y c inf irr. 1, i
I Ml'oln j oy re'-i i v.i I. IS f. !i i w'io
liken iil.il oil o i'l mi'li'iii'i on!l' fr
line iloll.tr UM I cents Wlue'.l Ills
.. ... . .....
,.....;
l-'fl brings him, Iris no true
(Miieepiion of tin fire -s of Ii ippi-
ii i. tlmn, t v 'ir woi k
i
iior,.uglv in-.ii- I with a I ivj of
ei mic-) an 1 art. nn 1 inh 1 1 1 witli a
benevohm-M a!llo vmg with wurmih
(f r.ti V.,- ak.tr of il i Is uuv,rsil
,,v, an I you c in u it f ul t nu!u
, 1V,.S H ibhun. S i,h hoivouly
imp il-e Will mt -n iify all y iw J,t.
t'iro stn iv iiuko you enuneiit in
prnetieil wi I ii. nn 1 Din l y.i i wi!a
uuc'ianging I -v. ttion to tlio interests
of v ir pi'i'tifs. v i v,!l t.i i britirf
Hamiiine an 1 j y to families in I in
livi.l lis, lllll tllO belledl'.'ll.itiS of 1 1.0
, , i ..
s.t itue I uu 1 iv: 1 iu every wheie
, ,, , ,
fall .oil yU A mere pl'tft-Jsioiial
, ,
I ttoi' is a s trrv .
lu, I r Illy itv
is lililij 1 with the
ii v 'i.''h r, nrt I
there m.. n s 1 1 l!-l, .gs in l., a-
! veo. In- tu- tli-- t is no nei 1 of uti.
if i,., I, IV.. u otner ipti;nKi-
timi than me l.-d sai.I, ho will tin !
no euiplovm. nt ti. i e. Put if ho be
i.i.;..-!:. in . i.tl.v i.tl rs I y In,
t 1 1 an 1 I ive ! i m i-i :f his mini
..,!. . n m lj 1 ml. .., :i v, nu l !,'.
oil urue I m ii .i n ivciiK tii e, w n. n
in. Ii til.js e;!' tins ui.rt.il coil Le
-oari ijs all his g . t Is w ;tii him." and
is prep ire 1 for a highr spl.ei.j nf
Mus, w'u. re h.t in ; r- i- n deep
lo'i sent, f it ir,. an I tu t p is .. T) a
pr f-i m of iu i--'i n
li ippi-n n I su.-'i p
f.i'.nu-, hjch
'os;-;:s. we
IS ul I till I -i 'i ins w ..e i n j vol. n 1
in th-' proa.....,itj.)ti ,.f hi noble a wi'ii
o.ir LiuuoJjtijus sLiiil fill on y )!.
li. U.
M. I l-l.;ir l'a.
Arab Hjrsj Vaxitns.
I.." y ur c 'it lo I m.-tcit 1 a-l I
ilV.J,to Vol ! T -ill ilia I !l i T' llge.
it'.i h-!l :i lo'lo he w ;i li- -i u ',
lo . f. f i iel'il uaj marcl tj L ,r 1
fb'.'t a a I l'a; iguo.
I' n il ti at v fjr L ra- n 'r ; etk
tJ them in 4 lo ! 1 t'Hio i t' v. j e ; do
n .t 't a ury
remove f ii .-: r
it'i 1 1- a, !ir k in i y
lsu't ; t ii e v wil' ,1 i
b-'. -r t ier..i!ter, f r tfioy uu ler-ua I
the 1 lan ig-of in iu au I I'.i.ir meau
in.:.
lty "i Iiit l'tc Ja j 'Uroer
i'ff t y o. apart j cur liue at the
; t ; l.-i tn-ii wiik to reov.r hi
, ,
W tl I. I
uri i i tiis uutl I.i his
..i -i't 1 i'i I drio I th e t- u s, au I
v ,., . IV , h lU wt,'er t m
picas-. i. siii uot, Icsvj v iu in J.Ji
11. 1 V
0.i-er.v y ir Ikt wUf he i
jnu0u . t"4 lrvk- I; ia liripi..n.
,0va u in hea I hs r, iu i . s ..pur...
w t u. l,tu ila. Ul, ,,,uSi
.t.r quA . , l tf h ,
: ? , ( v 4r., ,,t ,; , . .Oy.
j .0,lt. tbiagsbJ mist biv!. t.reii.1-
1
. . i ot. chc.t. Uiu uul l!:u'o
lour
things long ac'. cheat, f re arm
nd er.'up ; f.mr tl.iis hort p..
! tcro. lut-ii. rar sad tail.
To Yorvi Mix. IK'a't rs'y upou,
frieud. iVo'l re!v uik'u the eai ,
of your aui.ajtor. Tho4u U hita? !
pa-ot the prim of life iu lb fa n
I. ...... f ,1, 4JJ . .. aU . i-. ... 1
I in.- v liiwaa a uviu luri v.t ll irvui;
aud t4ouao.U hv starve! bvu
'
Ih cotvl nam bia.h is uiJ bv
tr.tnr .vurtl atmairli.iBaj a I ftutr thAl
l'lier 1UU 111 taal llteu I TV'U ma
On a 01 lain ladway the fK.winj:,
after, when traiae moving iu aavp-
pa.iita iWUou are approachiatf
each ether, ou aepraaU line, nva-
duclor aud eoiiiAakr will bat re
quired io briug their lpan-tia
0 ltf th rotet
1 iraius w aiaieai naaat aaavHal uw Xl6a
o( xing, and be. wy cxrWat
I . . . . .
)fc lirxKXaM f U4 fKV (a.i Aaa4 iMMil
Uow ai, V iai,
friiia i'oht.
Published every Thursday Evening
JEREMIAH OROU8B, Prot
Terms of Snbscnplion,
t'WO IHH.LA US I'KU ANNFM. Tay
shln vithin six months, or t-.50 if not
paid within thyesr. No pnprr dis
continued until all arrearages are
paid unlrs at tho option of the pub
lisher.
tnilmcription ouMide of the county
PAVA HI.K 1 AbVANCB.
SirIVrsniis lirtiiiff and using patters
iddrced i olli"i liei'oniesnlcril)iS
md sre liiihlc forthe price ofthe paptr
(Qiticuira
I ! 'ii it; nntt Si'titif Sfmf--lifoim
lltininr.1, I'lrm, ()( bor
fini Mirruri'il Aflrrtioni fHrttt
iri tH flfur huiutit aytnriei
f'lil.
Th-rr U nn hnmn mittnty 4fi tpMiU
ly, irirAnprlliriirMl vo.muu.iriillr i-l-nn.t th4
Mt t. e.t if Ih- 'irtll,'ir ftii.i Mlln, -itnri
ili limr nn.l rnr m-r .iii i,r H'liitiK,
.ly na S.'f.tlnl u lluiimra ..f Hi Miiti,
S.nl. afi'l III., I t Iht yliiitr llrm'li,
(.ih.i.'itii 'ii 1'iiM.iiri, iii-Kr-it skin rur.
nOi-iit S.n. nn -'i.i r.ill-', Mmli n4
Niir-rrv H,nit;ti. ml I'ntieiir Keiul -tulAU
tir 1 imh) I i,rlo.r.
Skin Humorj. V.iU Crust, Etc
Hkln llin.t Mr. H. K Wh'ppl llri.
lur. tll.-ii . wrll. tlit tir l.fn. h .i-i tnl n-t
'"' ' ' ' i..i
- I'll an.i iri-1 .rrvo.inic. ivriuaumii cur-
"i
illliiri Hn-li .
Milk 'rn.i Mm Hi. r, U'. I Mnic'n Ml.,
,. Prf. ,,f , iik . ru-i . hiM, ..!. I ;i r-m-
it:, a Ii-.'iiI'mI l.f.l . ! hiir
inr iwii i.r.; now nn. ntaliliT
Ivtti r i.l Itir ll.ii'U.-l.lltl'-'U Itili-itlnf.
ti. N II . II ai.kl'.ltf rj.r tli. ( ill.
cira l( nt.'llr. f,.r a r.ira "f fuller ef f lia ' ar'll
hl"li h.l I iru rtt. iLrui aliii't-t it. m t , he-.
ScM.1 Hoad. Alo;i3c .1. Etc
trai l It. ., I -II A fUti, .0 1. aillll.'r V
V , .1 M !. K. M .tika.n. Ill r cil
.il . mi 1 l. I'l "I nli a )er.' turatl n i ) tu t j.
U" ir K i ia ln-c .
K-H'eii t i'ir ll..lr-1'rank a. I'-an.
St. a-n I'ira I.Pa-ni rt, II ,.)..n ail. , tirr.l "f .la
n-t "Ma. ir 1 . 1 1 1 ii 4 -f t"ia h iir lit lha a ' t - ia r
li-h.a'llo., ta .i i,i.. 'I'l-faif ra.lt'al tnabalr
M l.-u all aal.l Ir Niril I .,- -,
It.. ii. I-inr -Th i a. I ... 1 :a Frai kt a''
. Il.ila.!r'.iita. a'tlftal a It I, lan'Iril'T.
" ' "ii I 'T t - - I. t V If lia'l r fa I l.l- ai-aip
aal 1 1, .'-ali-a "i a 'I4 t r "I an li'h It tnltki.aa.,
a'a I t-y in. ' uu:ir. Knnr'liea,
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I tttlt tira H-Hi - tlra ar Ji'in-a Iit Wais
i'"orii.n.M.i."kiiiiiMim,!iw
l'riia-l-l- I' l' a "f t ' ie l-ura. a t'a.ii.'inil
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I'l l'H'l,ll...i..t (', uaat II I 1 I li'ltiar .
' art-lit a- I nil in Ma II n.i 1 .UM -.ap
; t iti't'i i-i -n.ai -oa m a..
l "an!-: In l f I. r ,f r. I .if,, f ".
rr.. ..... t. Al in.i.l iraa ..n raaipt of
i.in
t .-a. rru'i I r iih .ira'.a-i I ra niaa o lam
I It. .O .11. Ml-
ar alii IO'i' a!.D !i ut !!,
Ai. l a'.araf ao I a-tlen Ul ;
ln. UI..J i.i. tlraoa'ii t . ln-l t!.a tlla I
,i;a I lu t-M
cf ''!. ati.au t' a i'r -r.a ' - j br.a
11 a a an I ral . taa na.-n ta i,
brioa;. II t' l'.i.-'ii t..n . m in 1
. .It t-i'.'cra.
Ar. ! aVit. atiia'i S fa .mr r'a airil
A - O' CI lira 4 til o " ' a.
Will ,ir j oa a iu an I i4- u t.i Ilia I
M i.i It itara
Halt lliltria I oailiaa, 11 ,'. M aaa.
'y rrii t 4. f 'iu nv,lnr
FtfVSJ nl a St I. k'.l'jaiy I ft!lf
I i , '. i n 1 u ri i tii i ll f
I'.tl' i f ' r. i I '.r n He tsl'l
Lrt. t' . i ." - j v' n '. . I r.st.wr
vv r U .t. n. M.
ft l.K xv I'KU
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Errors of Youth.
I an iit.r.'! l . ,.ii.ia
KHII.T,. I'hl.'l IT! nt UK-
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i an I ! tuo a )..! n: tf iil , ii.li. a-
ti.n.'aiill'-fLa a .:.4-a,'a !iiu.ni;y.
aan 1 la-a t-i all as naa-t it f"a ra.t a al I e
rf -i in l r n iA'ca: lna.;ni .a -'oa-lf ? attacti
ua fj-a -i'a afa -tau n I.' pfu.!'. fir
la 'i.rM.-f l aa,"rii a eaa ' a- I f .
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l.fc.N. i. icar aa;jra
j r. :si.
PiiirLiaS.
! - rm ! "r-ej j 'n rv m lor a utaifi,
V a. ' l s H s t a i m . . ; ir X v
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ai tut nan
in.irj-i'iia:.rnr.iiii.4.4vii-iiiar''aji
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TO CONSUM'TIVES
I ia ataarOaar. iaaiB baia araaaaaalla;
i'!.! I tiat Iraa . I'.Maa. ' iti t n 'i.i.l r a
.. -i. -ia -ani-..'v. ta au.it. -a to tiaaa aioal L
'ii a '.r '. tii-aaar. I na.nt ji fi'a. Ti a. I
t..ra ir. uaar.lt aan I a awi-r mi aa fraa.
ari.Kl .n a-a.1. -raw ; a'lj it- I'raa.
1 1. a t"P iira' Arma Q I ',...14 Ilia aasia, a,eaj
tairai.Iiltulka'aa iai .r.i.aa.airriv..a,
.l.oai, ,ae v it' T' a. a I.
f.fua. aiul"4 t.ia l-a.-'t:iti-ei. ''! p.aaaaa
a l ..... in, t. l iL"'i'. l'a fan a -u,
v i'l a ua. ai
! ' U, CENFSi.
Coutitr Surveyor
l.ratimi)le. Sttnur County Pen. i s.
J'.rt'ial-i 1 I'juaaa . If toMTiplla
u 1 il : I'l ! U'lifS a. aOars ff
a l' t? j p aot, j. ;i'J.
MARRIAGE
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