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I'oetfy.
four Lovtd Ones Go.it Befort.
They never quite leave us, our friend
who have pawed
Through the shadows of dtatli to the
sunlhtht above.
A thousand sweet memorle are hold
Inft them fast ;
To the plane they blessed with theii
preaeuce and love.
The work which they left and th
Wk which they read
Fpeatt mutely, though etlll with ar
loiueno rare,
And the onjr .that they mng,
and dear word that they aald,
Yet linger and sigh on the desolaU
air.
And oft when alone, and a oft In tin
throng.
Or when evil allure u or iudrawetl
ulKh,
A whisper come gently, "Nay, do not
the wrong,"
And we feel that our weakue la pltl
ed on hlh. . .
lathe dew-throaded morn and th
opaline eve,
When the children are merry, or
crimsoned with sloep.
Vf are oomforted, even as lonely w
irrieve.
For the thought of tholr rapture for
bid us to weep.
W toll at our task in the burdei.
and heat
I Of life's passionate noon. They an
folded in peaoe.
It I wolL we rejoice mat tucu
heaven is sweet.
Lvn.loned&y for u the bitter will
coins.
"We to) will go ho ne o'er the river of
reit.
A the strong and the lovely before
us have gone,
Itur sun will go down In the beaut If u1
west,
To rise In the glory that etrcles the
throne.
Jntll then we are bound by our love
and our faith
I'othe saints who are walking it)
Paradise fair ;
I'hey have passed beyond sight, at
the touching of death.
llut thny live, like ourselves, In God'
Infinite care.
A Talk with Jesus.
little talk with Jesus,
How It smooths the rugged road !
low it seems to help me onward.
Wnen 1 faint bi-neutn my load I
alien my heart U crushed with sor
row,
And my eyes with tears are dim,
lliere Is naught can yield me comfort
Like a little talk with him.
tell him I am weary,
I And I fain would be at rest ;
list I'm dally, hourly longing
(To repose upon his breast ;
kid he answers me so sweetly,
Jn tho tenderest tones of love,
I am coming soon to take thee
I'o my happy home above."
tlii Is what I am wanting,
1 1 is lovely fuoe to see ;
Id, I m not afraid to say it,
I know he's wanting me.
gave his life a ransom,
f o make me all his own.
d ha'll ne'er forget his promise
fo me, his purchased one.
1 way In 1 ng and weary
yonder far off clime,
t a little talk with Jesus .
loth wile away the time.
more I come to know him,
Ind all his grace explore,
f ti me ever longing
know him wore and wore.
.nnot live withoutfihn,
r would I If I could ;
my daily poif-on.
h medicine and my food.
altogether lovely 5
tne can with him compare ;
Kent among ten thousand.
d fulrent of the fair.
kQ feel Impatient
ld mourn his Ung delay.
U never can be happy
lie he remains away. '
we shall not longjbe parted ;
now he'll quickly oome ;
we shall dwell together
that happy, happy home.
wait little longer,..
ibis appointed time,
idongthe upward pathway
prllgriui feet shall climb,
s, In my Father's dwelling,
er many mansions be,
II sweetly talk with Jesus,
i he will talk with me.
e4 set is beta made an-alnst
Mormons
jUoo to the objeel. end the
are Bore than ever aronsed
f inporUnctof radioatlasr
)' polygftomy fron oa country,
f meeting, are being held, rd
pl re deUrmiood tlil
mshnt
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VOL. 19.
DOLLIE.
S'jebtd been. Calls, tint erar
iinoe ahe came a roaad fiood, rosy
dieoke , bright-eyed little thing
1 to a family of great, ronb, ten
der-heuted, adoring bjys, an 1 sue
a 1 been treated by them a ft doll,
ip te her sixteenth year.
Tjm, D okaal Utttf bvl gine
omirket which was ft trip of two
liysj Jitok an J Joe bad gone to a
1st ft nsighb triui Una it in ft piooa
ofworkftalnt nini o'o'onk n tb
oronojQ Djllio' father, Mr. DaraoJ.
aid . '
"PoVio, Nl an 1 I are gtioj to
t le tilUgo to i t some trading at tho
tore. Sbau'tbe btc't until aftei
liooer, ) bate an early euppor for
is, for we'll by as hungry a
.hails."
Yes, fklber." iil Djllio brin.r
ug out twelve dozen ega in a bask
t, f r she know her lalbor'a ways -te
alw tys lotiod up the wagon with
'tiutry pr 1 1 , BJXi. apple. pta
ocs and other vjg :tiblos, wbioh bo
ixcbanged at the store for sugar,
oa, cloth, farming implements, etc.
"I shan't take a cent with me, for
'oar I sbill be nvjrpenutl)l to
my tbosa pesky cattlo of Jim
treea's. kuo he's lyiu in wait
or ras, for he mostly U m irkot
I lys. 1 dj i t wint 0 n an 1 I wout
mve 'em if tho) be cheap 1 Dut you
snow th r't ni ney in the hr.ie.
M illie. There's 83)0 Mr, Kent give
ax 1 fjr tbe santh miilj.v bt yestor-
1 iy ia tbe lo), ard b?re it must
day safe until I go to Petorboagh
ink Si dou't eotertaia straogera
ir suspicions looking people while
'ni gone."
"No. father."
-I'll leave ba s at horns, and I'll
'e back long before dark."
So when be bad drawn two mil
of water and Nel bad filled np tho
ood box fot Dollio, and thoy drove
(T. a little pig tied np in tbe bottom
of tbe waaron, sqnualing Instity.
Djllio liked tbe horses and cattlo,
he bens, phiokon, and pigeons, bnt
she didn't 1 .e the v'g, so she
JiJu't feel badly at all that this one
was going off to be etufTad and
roasted for somebody's dinner. She
jid a biking to do and picalili to
nako, and set busily about ber
auk.
With ft wistful look down (be
road and a sud len, unpleasant fuol .
iny of being unprotected in that
lonoly place for the farm was half
4 mile from any other Dollio came
back iuto the kitchen.
Whou she bad ti'too a solitary
loach of broad and milk at the k itch -eti
table, she in tie a nice tea cake
for tbe evening m tal and then set
about in iking her father's favorito
relish picalili.
It was fire o'clock wbon Dollie
bad finished this last task and carried
tbe jars down below. When she
came np, ft man bad ontered tbe op
en kitchen door and was seated be
fore the stove.
lie was ft rough looking customer
and Dollie was frightened, but she
did not buow it.
'Whom do joa wish to seal" she
asked.
"I'd like sometb tag to eat, if yon
please," answered the man in what
was evidently ft foigaed voice-
But in spite of that and the moffl.
or about bis face, Dollie knew, bim.
Tt was Jim Qreen tbe cattle doalor,
and be bad a very bad reputation.
She bad never seen him bnt once be
fore in ber life, but she remeubered
bis leer and booked nose. She bad
bim pointed out to ber' in tbe village,
but she did not think be, bad ever
seen ber. What did be want here
when ber father was away f
S XT'
With uo idea that this was tbe
object of bis errand, Dollie, however,
out one of ibe pnmpkio pies and gave
bim generous quarter, wbioh be
proceeded to eat as well as he oould
without too freely revealing bis faoe.
Dollie hoped when be had finished
it be would go ftway, bat he did
not. Instead of that be got np,
walldd into tbe sitting-room and
looked orotred. lifter ft moment, be
walked op to tbe dosk and shook the
lid.
Say is this locked tn be asked.
Tbe frightened blood came hoi
and indignant to . Dollie's young
obeeks. Tbe man was ft robber! af
ter ber father's money, bhe took
ber bauds oat of tbe dishwater
hers she bad been washing tip tbe
"ooktaf dishes and went iuto tbe
.ill tag room.
-'Scebcre," ifct said boldly, :
jj 1 " " "
MIDDLEBURG, SNYDER COUNTY,
know yon 1 yon are Jim Qreen
What do you want bore "
"JMooey," laoooically. "I have
seen your father at the villaet I
knew he has not got the money
Kent paid bim with bim, so I think
it mast bo here."
Tie shook tbe lid violootly end
poerud abont tbe edges.
How dare you try to rob a bonse
in opon d iy f" asked D llio, 'D n'i
von know yon will be arrested and
sent to j nil t '
"No. I won't," answered Oreer.
coolly. "I am going out of Hie
oouotry to-night. Come, I want
tbe keya."
Dollio turned scornfully away,
but gave ft longing gluuco out of the
window.
"I expoct ray father every miou'e.
he has tbe keys,'' she said.
"You need not expect him at
presont, said Groon, still ut work up
on tho desk. "Hie horse cant a shut
and be' at tho blacksmith's and
likoly to stay awhile."
"Well, ho hus tho keys with bim,"
rnpliud Dollio, still cnolly. "Yon
had bolter take yourself off My
brothers are liable to come homo at
uuy moment.
Oh, I kuow all about that,'1 re
sponded Greou, taking a large pock
et kuifo from his picket and pro
ceeding to force tbe lock.
What conll Dollio dot The
house was half a mile off tho main
road, su 1 that distance from any
living soul. There as uot a weap
on of any kind under the roof. If
there bad boon Dollie was more
afaird of ft pislol than she was of
Jim Qreen.
Dut tbe snapping of the lock and
lb a villain's long drawn -'Ah I' ol
Mi'iBf,iclijn, almost freuzied Iter
llur honest, bard-working f.itb-i's
moticy tbo must save it if si 10 nVw
at the r.isoul un J scratched lii-t eyr
out.
A sudden thought camo to Dollie.
She wont into tho buttery and took
a small, wide-monthod bottle, close
ly cotkod nud marked "Cayenne
Peppot." iSbetook oat the cork.
concealod the bottle in tho 'palm of
her baud, and went iuto tho other
room.
Qreon bad not found tbe money,
but lie hud 1 e zed upon a tine gold
repenter which ho used ouly upon
rare occasions. His nevor-failiug
coiupauion was a bi
keeper which be can led iu his
fob.
"Ab !"' rppoated Qrccn again, and
hurried to tbo still open door of the
kitchen to exauiiuo the watch more
closely.
He had lime to soo by tbe fading
sunlight that it was even more
valuable than it bad at first seemed
to bo, but Jim's eyes did bim little
other servico for many woeks.
Dollie raised ber little band and
quick as liahtoiug dashed ft portion
of the fiery compound into bis
face.
With shriek of agony the man
dropped tho watch and olencbel bis
bands over-bis eyes as be leaped out
into tbe yard. With bowls and
yells be dances abont tbe door-yard
and was tumbling over tbe wood
pile as Dollie saw bim last before
she shut aod double-burred the
door.
She picked up tbe watch, restored
it to its place and went to tbe win
dow. She bad to wait but short
time before ber father's wagoa
wheels rolled into the yard.
She flung np tbe sash as ber fath
er and brother sprang out and ap
proached tbe suffering mortal, who
was still bowling and kicking in the
wood pile.
"His eyes are full of cayenne pep
per, Ned. He was stealiog your
money, father."
Sbo saw ber vigorous young broth
er collar tho already punished man
and pull bim upon bis feet, while
ber father reooguized bim with ex
jlamations of amazement.
But bis ories and moans continu
ing, tbey finally decided bat he bad
been punished sufficiently, and af
ter awhile let bim go,
He sneaked a ay, and without
tbe booty be bad so confidently ex
pected to obtaiu.
When the exoilment was oror, Dol
lio, like any other woman, bad a ory
iog spell 1 but ber fatbr aod broth
ers, to this day, tell proudly boa
she saved tbe money,
A suit of cloths, like a salt
law, is nooonfortable until you get
used to it.
mm
ftp raas?
Who Will Help Mother Now.
A scream of agony, a pause, a
rush of hurrying feet, miugled ex
clamations of horror, an 1 question
put from one to anolhor, "What is
it f" "What' the matter " "What
tbe row, now 1" and amid thorn nil
a small helpless figure lying pniiio
ud utmost lifolesi iu Ibe dust and
noise of the street.
The pspers scattered in soiloi
ooufii i -u ftliont tho por bniiso I
form told the story of his business.
mo of tbe uuwtiboys that cry tbeii
papers day after day ou tbo cil;
itrevts.
Pushing bis way llircngh tin
crowd camo a rough ra'od fellow.
iarryiug under his arm his bund en
papers, another nows boy with cu
riosity stamped un his face, auxiom
o find out what was goin 1 n
Dot as he C night sight of tho while
fuco and mangled body of the child
lying there under tho ga:io of the
pitying crowd, an exclamation of
iurpriso and s arrow broke from his
I pc "Why its poor little Mux, tho
pluckiest folio. I nn afraid hu'n
Iouh for now. Many' tbo clmp I
iiave ll'kud to help that young 'un,"
with which expression of sympathy
be drow his ragged sleeve across his
face to wipe something very much
like a tear from his eyes. Ho fol
lowed tbe policemen as they gather
ed the poor littlo nuconcious liure
Toru tho ground au l conveyed it lo
tho hospital, and givo tho motlioiV
1 Idress, ' though,'' hi aJdo 1, "from
bat Max says, I guuss she ain't Hi
ed for this world eit'ior."
On one of tbo hospital bods Ibe
little u!Toror-lay. -;Tho bluo veins!1
jould bo traced on the whito fore-
in ul, while tbo poor littlo face, thin,'
a id p'mebod oven iu tbo days I "'v , 1
tin o: u 1 ftbcoU bad IrauM ! i iit
tho jouo life, grew more tuin undl
wbitowitb tbo purple shadow of I
death gathering about the wan lips I
and circling the great brown ryei, ;
that fir a wbilo was awakening to a ;
relitigation of lif.) an 1 d.uitli. II ) I
wutcbud tho kind thoughtful eyes of !
the doctor ns ho bo hi 11 tlm wee
fruil Angers and scanned with tcti
1 .. . t. II I I.,
i....f ..t
Keiln III Ifc UIo Ul IIJU 'n;auii.u y
the death initio.
IIiikI.ip inim. dint" hn snid.
, ,. , , . ... ,..
looking rngerly f r como contiudic -
': 1 l I.:.. 1
too surely for hope to gaiu it pi ice.
Tho doctor nodded, as ho answer
ed, ' am afraid so, my littlo man. '
Then ho turoo I hi youn f icu to
the wall aud there was silunc.1
Who bat (jo 1 could read tho strug
gloiu tbat young ho ti t.
I .fo even
to this uoor little half starvod news .
bov, with bis dailylot of toil aud" w.w Tin mother wail
,u i,i.i .....i.:
something to mo'io it worth tl,0
longing to hold.
Llo turned his fuoo to tbo doctors
once more ns be sai l nnd or, what n
world of pathos, what a gleam of
beauty from tbo heart of this child of
poverty shone forth in those simple
11
"I do not mind so much, but who
will help mothor wbon I nm gone !"' I
Qrund unselfish -words I No
thought for tho young life ebbing its.
painful way to the great boyond, but
foi the mother hastening, too, fast 1
to tho laud to which he was going
a little sooner. Angels record such
words in tbo great book of eternity
and who shall say but those words
were the keynoto of a soul's redonip
tion. All that miizht bavo been
wicked or reckless in tbat young
life, that bad not seon fully 14 years,
redeamed in the great unselfish lovo
that spoke through those dying lips.
Stranger bands folded the wasted
limbs that no looser fel ft 1, and
closed the weary eyes that had fa I
leu asleep with those words linger
ing on tbe dying lips.
Poor little Max 1 Little need for
worry for tho mother tbat was all
of earth to bim. With tbe news of
ber boy's death the lust bold of life
was dropped, and ebe, too, lay oold
and lifeless for stranger bauds to
bury, with no tear of sympathy or
loving care to male more bright the
fading life.
Clod bad answered poor Max, and
with bis tender love bad cared foi
both. No more weary days of pov
tity and toil, no restless torturing
naius but safe in tbe leavoo beyoud
Mux found an aoswer to bis cry,
Who will belp mother wbeo 1 am
joooT" ,'
Tbe man wbo is ft little nodef tbe
wettber will soon get ovsr it
PA, FEBRUARY
A Pathctio Story,
Ttie Toledo Blado says ! In our
paitywasan Amoricin gonllmnan
who was blessed with an abundance
of boys, but 110 gills, and ho nnd bis
wife had boon contemplating tho n
lnption nf a girl Hero was nn op
poilunity tj st'curo not only a girl.
nit j;int tbo kind of a gill that In
would hive ;ivpii half of his cstat
to b , t ! 1 0 f it 'i t of, an 1 so ho open
d nog 'iations.
An Iiislinnin who know him. rx
ol litletl to tlin hither nil t inolhei.
but tho ficiitlumft'i vat a mm of
nean-, that his wifj w as nn excel
lent goo I woman, nnd that tbo child
ould ho adopted legolailv lltolel
hollies of (bo rtate iii wliiell b'
ive I. iiu 1 woiil I bo educated, nuo
vuuld rank m nlly witli his own
ebil lien in the in itter of inhii itanc .
and nil that. In short sho s mid';
t uti.lui stun I that Norali would be
renrod a 1 ly,
I'bo American struck in. She
tbo mother 1 might select a girl lo
accompany the child across tbo At
Willie, ail 1 tho girl solecled should
go into his family as tbo childV
uurso, and that tbo cbil I sb nil I in
reared in tho religion of its parents.
Tho father and . 111 dh r co .silted
long and anxiously. It was a terii
hie struggle. Ou tho 0110 baud wu
tbo child's ndvantago. ou tbo other
puental and maternal lave.
I'm illy it c juoliiiiju was arrived
at.
"Qod help mi," sail tho raotbor.
Von shall have ber. 1 kuow you
will lie gojil ') her.
ai no Miu
o iiivii mi bronghl
th. 111 bud;, iustt nctiu,; tho motbel
tlnit be sli ml I leave with tin 111 loi
('oik tlie lit inoriiiii'' ut II, 11110
1 .
mniiieiii 111. 1 enon so iu.h u.
(diessed and ready to depirt.
! The next mui iiing came, nn 1
(!,.
American went for bis child. Sin
was drnud, til ill;; h very awkward
ly. Tho 111 it her hud never ha 1 any
expel ielli'o ,u Jrctt- n ' did bell, (kil l
oii, ut 1u.11 hiiu iiu nui
: . .1 . t . . .. 1 . . . 1 . 1 ... t ...
tbe dress nil wrong Hldo up. Kill
I
us one who was parting with wry
thing that was dear to her,
tho la-
jther lay ui.d moaned looking from
- oiuii lo tlio American, liuio was
"! Tho mother took tbo luby ii
b. r anus and gave it tbo tinul .-in
'"IU!J tllu '". luV'" ki"i
f'itlitr touI' iu Lia "",
od her, an 1 tho other children look-
'oil 011 astounded, wbilo the girl blood
wu,p nr;.
"Good bye," said tbo Ainoiican. "J
will take good euro of tba Laliv,"und
taking her fnn tho mjtUor s uuub
u0 Bturted for tbo door.
Th?re was a shriek, tho womai
durtud to him just as ho was closing
the door, and suutubud tho buby
from his eyes.
"Drop the child !" sai 1 lbo futhci
"You can't have her forull tho mon
ey in Auiericky !"
"So sor," ejaculated the mother,
half way between fainting and by
t cries, "I can't part wid her !"
And sho commenoud undressing
the buby.
"Take back your bountiful clot bo
give me back tbe rags that was or
ber, but ye can't have the child "
And tho girl commenced under
standing too, for she did not wau'i
to tbtuiu clothosjuudor false pretense
but the American stopped tbe dis
robing.
''It's bad for the child," be said
"but soraobow can't blame you
You are w. loorai to tbe thus.
thought"
Aud he left as fust as he could,
sod I noticed he was busy with Lis
handkerchief about bis eyes foi
some uunutos.
How uiuoy more steamboat boil
ers than reputations will be patched
this year f
A nan tbat is variable is not es
teemed very able by Lis neighbors.
i
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10, ISS!. NO, ','8
Tho Scriptural Seven
On l ho seventh day God ended
his work.
On the sevrrlh month Noah's ail
touched tbo ground.
In seven days a ilnvo was sent.
Abiuliiim pleaded seven times fo
Sodom.
.Iiicil) mourned seven days fo
lorn pb.
Jic.di
served sr.vn yeais fo.
Kiel, el
And jet
another seven yeni
nre.
.acnb wr jnir"iie 1 asefll
dilVi
j irney by 1 ill o,
A plenty nf seven years and 1
funino of seven years were f .lelob
in Pharaoh's dream by soveu fat uu
(even eais of lt!nted cm.
O l tbo seventh day of tho ffivontl,
nontb the ebil lien of Isiael fasted
siven days an I leiiiainud suvcu dayi
r, their tents.
l-'vory sove nth year tbo law wm
re 1 1 to tbo people.
In tho destruction vf Jericho sev
"ii persons boro seven Irumpets sev
en days 1 ou tho stiveiith day the,
surrounded tbe walls seven times
ind nt the end of I bo buvoutU roilt.d
tbo walls (ell.
Siloinotiwas seven years build
og tbo temple, un I fifted Suvei
lays ut tbo duilication.
In tlio label nuelo wero sevoi
lani;x.
The goldeu candlestick had feevei.
'ii audio j.
Niuman wa"bc l seven limes ii
ho river Jordan.
Job's ft iends sat with him sovr r
tys mid seven nights, uud ofieieil
ven bullocks uud hovuu rums fur a:
.onoment.
Our Saviour epoko seven timri
rm tbo cross, ou which be li'iiij.
I'Vun huiirs, nnd after his resuriec-
on npptarod seven times.
Iu tho Kevelatioiis wo read of
ven I'bmcbos, seven c in llestirks.
ven stars, sever. triiinpotH, sever.
agues, hovou tb'iuders, Bevell vials,
veil angles uud a suvsu-heudod
ouster
Samuel's First Letter.
It was his fust letter home from
b mrdiijg fchoul, aud it lead as foi -
I.jwm :
Dear I'albei: 1 wroto you In fori
i vvnto inalaco. I ktii.v yon bku ti
eo ma 111 1 1. 1 lloiil: I will et
don,; with my Iossoih first-rate. Tin
g'l deli hero W full of cliickeiiK, ami
Hikes liie wiilLiii,; l,i. I i hihtuiy
I'vo ail us fur IU All Aandi r till
ife it. lie em 1 ied a KWnt.l to en!
ni'ls uiih. I In ro in un npplii orch
.id half a mile oil. Ibe hoys play
, ill iu it ; lifter that there uiu'i
nilcll liiph s The lilillistel's soil w.o
1 eked tiiis moriiiiig for j.;oin a ti-ih-111,011
S.mday. e ciiight lots ol
li ill and suys hu is going u.'iill licxt
Suiidny. 7 think 1 like tbe iiiinib
ter's son a good dual. (Vud 1110 mm
'ilus us soou ns y 011 can, also a jack
knifo an.l 11 top. Two of ih bo
eft a piece of wet soup ut tlm luinl
f tho stairs just lieforo day bleuli
Old by tlm Unit) lbs cook got to tin
lottom sho was to sick to brcakfiih'
u have piuyois reg'lur evHiy dav.
and tho toucher reads out of tbe Di
le, hut tloii'l thiuk it's so bully .u.
,i laying lug iu a hay loft.
1'ioui your ufl'uctiuuutu son,
S?AMt'RI..
That Message.
-I sposo you bus rend do Fiosi
lenl's mcHd io V" imi'iiiod nn old
.oloiod in nu as he was sweeping nu
otliou of Luruod street, tbo otbei
lay.
-Ob. yes !"
"Anything spenhul in it ?"
"No, uot niuoh."
'Say nnytbinj 'bout da why per
l iters tos iiz up in pi ice I"
No."
"Git nny fingers in dar to plni
poliej on ''
"I didn't see nny."
"Did be sny it was gwine to Le
bad winter ?"
"No, he didu't even mention thi
subject."
' Didn't give sny cures for cbib
aius or sore frouts "
"No."
"iVen what's do good ol any mns-
sge T What's de use of siltin dai
ind foolin' round and Lnruin' gas t
Sahes to graoions I Tears like if I
sonld't squeeze In lossin' or little
our for corns la a seben cJumn
nessage I'd let de old fin? go, an'
take my cl n e on raffle fur s
JbliBtmss, f o inn ,'' frf Prt
IIK I'OHT.
rnlilUhed rvery Tbitrsdav Kvenmrf
JBHGMIAtl CROUSE, Profr
Terms of Subsrnptton,
rwo lKn.LAns rr.R anxi-m. py.
sMe vithin sis month r IfJ.'iO if ii'it
paid within the) year. ?fo paper di
contlinied until all srrfsragws a-e
raid iinleis st tbo option of tbo pub-
ulsi itpiinnsmitido of theconntf
IMVAIU.K IN AbVANOR. '
I' 'Moos lifting sud using pspevS
iddremed .0 oth'in liecomssuliserioarfl
md sre liuble foi tlic price ofthe paper
STATEMENT
UnderOath.
I HAVr. been nfflietod for twenty
I !Mrl lih n t1.-tinl .kl I M,
,1 i f ii M. II -i..rln.l., nn, ih
.,.v. (-iipt-ntiK f'i rnv trnlp, an.l, n n,4
I !l I 'iuhl t, Nllh Iht I,, r l, m -
klillnl il'i-. r. It .In.iy Out Mirsir .iirnilaj
mill yif :n Oila wlntr II i,,,,.
pt'f'.n in l-Tin ii .try eil.(. y,,r tli'tat
liri. $ir I h h-i , u .mail ,.iiinr tyiwr.
fi l Piiilrrmif In n.ly all it, tlm. (. rf
II f l' Ill-r- . n il I I n,rl ,ln.-p,hf ,1 of
ne. tnl'im lln.ln.i d.i mj M lorn of
ln-m h-ill !r ti,r , r, ,t)t,nin
-0. i-or l.i o.f 1 .11 r i , i iiar
win nrner I rNfMn, ,.pn. I trlal
i'HI''l" "I "'"I. Ilnl f-il.l l tnnnchl nl
ni. .,u- n rrUrl. Ti. J hnl luna airla.1
va I, In I, .-a I rnni.i rarii n.a )0 Spfln,
I tfl'll.il I'fT'.ll, nn i wi. w tn Bwl.
Ii .ill I hv. l, I . t.i !, h t.plial, hut nnl
..l..fli. . I.tii.ina, Ml. h , wtiara t ha '
iir llvln. .. Iir ir aia.l m aimiit
a.i w.-rk-, I. ill .11. 1 ma ti i;,m.1 All th.llhhl
bn l ii-il a .hurt on,- nra. I a,rn.tlr
ruynl l., .11.. IT rkwl Ihr. u h th akin nil
.ir hit M-'., i-r.. my r .. nrm: lin',
.ii, I... It hi Hy wn.itr ,, i.,n n.il rim. n r.
iniii-r nil -.r i ami inr I aaion hair .Ira. I
ir l lllfl - ai oil ,tr.i. I IU mi (In! I
n I illil .lllliT !
My nl-'ar, Ma. V. II. Hula, ha1 .mall
ao ni a Ii x ni I'litlonriy In th h in-. Hh
M'uiiln't . up i aiil "W will t-y I'ntli-u-a
" S inn . ai'illdl .0 mi In nil ami arm.
K'i'cka I th-ra . Mi : l ..,.,..,) n,a t,.,ri,i
iiMiim ntiailiin Inmi ti a-ura k. ri,(.y
iMinwiiii-iy nit nm t iitii-nra llarlanl
ii .....I I nrili -i-i, rmii-r a till i'iitl.-iir !nai
Mil araul -kin ftlrrM I ni.mm. ni-a.l ly tali
in.! i. nti ' l I o . ti I ii t ni l;r.itant thrai lima
ilnv. afiar invnla t lial a imOi nnra a ilay, wa
. r aiHiui I'liiml In. at : n-ril t'uili-ura Hnap
rarly ; n'tlal I'Mlli-iln murntrii nrj'l avan.
nu IIi- It , ri'iiirni I u my imuia In jMi alt
t. rk linm Hie lima I li lt, ami ui ikln
me -Jilt a 1 1. 1 a plia-t n i:ii.r
HIKAM I . IMIII KNTKR,
llfifi. rnn, .In'-a .n i'u , . V
-rti.ru lo taliiro ins O.I lU'h ilty 1 I anditrf,
iJ, . A. M.I.KKKINiIWKi.I,.
Jil-lk vl Ik l'aaei
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If pnin llt-si nrm f r 1y nM lrUt(if tt. Prfrt
M i ll. I'lM, n MtM"tM'il .Ullv, -tntM h"t.,
Isjrg fi. i'i rn i'pia UK-iti-vinT,
i s 1 1 iv I rtiflne-, l i. r ixMili, Ct ri rH
ti UK INAt. TI.KT .l't it TH! H4
1 r im i i a i. Toll kt Mni. tn; In hr for
1 1 r'i i't I 1 tr ii uvt iurt, 5trj. rrlnolptl
tl t. W F.I.K k liTtKH, Hlon. Mui,
CATARRH
Sanford's Radical Cm.
A -In In li-a In.t itoly r-ifar- a Ida innat vl
ilnnl Niiru7...K iir llat.l i!.i.ji,nlaira Ilia bail
ia i y ii, nun, i.hm weaiy iii,aharxa Irmn in
inati an I iii. ii,eiiH riindnn n ie In tha
iii'Hil, I'uri.a Nnrv.iiia lln..Ui'lia an I ijii.u..a
'lull mui l over. In l lironlc I'aiarrli II
.'nanaaa Ihe ill. . it .i-.ifH t,,u miji-ua
rntnra tie. anii-n4 ni nmell, la-ta an I heai Inii
f an .Ola. If I, r i Ilia hail, ibnut nn.l
r ii.oliliil liil.ea il uilai.alva m.iltar. aweaiaiia
ami luirlma Ida hroarti, aO1!'- th iiu-h
irniNi uia iriirvtH ol laiurru Inaril cou
II Hi .l lull.
Iln.lollla llill.al fill p. ana h.il Catarrhal
-.: ,-ti l i, n. , it, s,i,i..r'a lutiu lr. It
liai'iail" 'il all .Ini .,..l ., r 41. A.k ..rS-.
miii a II.Mi.i Ai. tl na. W'KKK3I'UrrCH
II. t..lI
-rtt t f A . iwiTmra vnmnwtrill;
rAJ "Vy'3 lOiy miliar m-tr nt
... ' ,' . tli. iil iiiiiiiy i..r i-nlii
Hi iihi .- nf 1Ik l.iiukt
I. ii t, K iii iy- nf:il 1 il
initv r if;-, i nrnul rr.
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i
ni, I. ln"i-i i 11 ! Nfii-
-"ftinii, nttftrit, f'ii
' e.i'sTU Hn l 1 ,,vef '"' K0- l ilt
PRIVATE SALE.
'PIP' iir.d ii'i.el nlein nt piivstrt
I n.Ip. tit-. I.i I., winn ila.flt I .a i:0-:il l:piati
A .it j n i-1 o i un i an n o-t In Ail-
Jin- twn , su. t-r ii iimti', I'a , iti.iut i mlltl
s uitli ual ni '1 r..X'.yliiu. curiiitinlnji
:; i Aciih.
.nra nr le, ytlirra-a ftie i0v'ta.t otii
I'l.lllKI
lvi Hmcj Ilonso, Stublo
iIIht i ut i I nm. -ii ell ni ii I wtr at
tt.a ,....r imlvlna y..i'im nr. l.atil nl rleilc
Outi irviia -i iititii'i.. wuinr un "tli.. I rni ai'imi
arrpa nl Ilia a uaa la m-io I tuiihar l.illil, th
i', i nre .-lour ii. il In IukU flit ul culo atloo
I'lirui. . 'iv
I ur lie tl.ar . aril ill r. lilr
KiVN I CI A. I IIUKMAN.
Suv. i, lil. II. limolvlllti SDj.lar I'd.
1' HI VAT SALK OF
REAL ; iESTATE.
'PHK lleiis of Michael Minium
1 ilaa'il ollarat rrlvat Sila, 111 l.illiiwlna;
limi iO a I l.r il Km.ii vl ; A I'ert.iln maaa.
nan .iii.I 'I i.e I ul I.i ii'l -II n at a Iti Carry lp.
-II y.lar I'o. I'rt. Iinilll. It'll ami tli li-rlliail al ful'
li.aa, un iha Nnrlli hy liinila ill l:n I'll MUilb,'
V.iH I,, laii.lanl Hiitiirl l.-a. s. nth tiy Ian la
ol Alary M w I. r. ami Weil by lauJa iJaulal
Ailigaal iiiiilaliiliiif
Six Acros,
m'.ra nr laaa Willi Ilia ap'iirtiin0f , 6tf
auh b la ar. otnl a K'l" ' Viiry
I runie iiiiho, liniik I'nrn.
an I o'liar ontl.tillillni.'', l-o an orchard 6t
Irnlt, aicallatit walar ni-r Hi- iloor.
r..r lamia aiy.l lo l.hU'lM MIMVS nf
Vl. un I mu-iii.l At 1 1 1 a isny.lar ('a. I'a., nr ta
hit .ny. .IAI'uU UlLiUtHT, MnliHahurnf
suj ier Co. I'a.
Pas. 21, II.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
VOllCK is heitl'v pivrn Unit the
11 co-rrttir.Li. haialaitirt Irtln !-
t-aon MHO Hi oa. I.nw If I uig. I'a., tiaala-a rat
t Iml l i,lnaa. tt ih uitural lni ltrrantr, S I
ua baon Hill ilay iliaaultvil Ly luuiual ennaabt.
klbllla IlllUS.
Jan. It, ''J. i w.
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTlcfi--l.4ti-a
ol ailinlnlairatliin ou t aalaiaof
iholitl H MN t ll..K,deaal lata ol I n
Inn li., Mi) ilar cuuniy, Ira., barn bra
aiaoii il io th i.oi!ai.lti. if, all .tiunt knov)
I. at lb-iiiolv. Imlclila.1 la laid Ul r t.
.(ii.a t.lt.. u.ki ln.iuilii paymanl, wbllaT
iiii.a liarlna rialnia aoo irl.l Uiata Sal
auniauooalaj lor atlauiaol
K.VUV SNVDKPi
J.. U. 'H, S1. Adiululairairu.
A DM Lii: it ATRIX N'.iriCB.
V l.attar ol ailmlitralWia (m 111 talat of
IU IKH.FII bHMKIAK llaaad, lata (
I'arrf IWi. Sly.lar aoaoir. I'., bavins bOaral
aranla.1 lu Ih udaraitfn.d. all yrauua know
.ne lliaaialva lnilabta-1 lu aald aall or fo
iuaald lo auala lioiaailiot ynot, hit
tb.ioo l.lu alaluia "III praaaut thai ul
4U(kamlWd lur aatllamant lo
KtjIZaSKTII lintllll AB,
Jao. ia,i.. atfailbUtrllflS
ltt-M. Il.Hvt-itiofortt
oi Mllllinbitru-.
Iiiik iiiiintifactliretl t
Mitlvo tor the euro ol
tc4tvr itiless. Itch, Ate.
wlitvla Ih MgMy reo
omtnnd(L tsurej
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