The post. (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, April 20, 1882, Image 1

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MitMtol wom ear Kh . 19
ajl UMntm adfrtUtag le Uu
Month 10 cmM Km.
All sdvrtteemoirts to a snorter pe
ioai than on year are payable at to
Sim thsy era ordered, ud II not pld
!iiM ordering theni will o usld;
wmnslbl tor th mmv.
Potry
Keea SItfpY L
lovwOI
jrots ft
la
Ivwofgtaett
tytkM fom tnoi from fold en
.tad dleeovee that thine ar not what
tby Ma ; .
If flakl nMortaM ehould rlv you
tb Hp ,
Look bsr sqaer la tb fee with a
tiff upper lip.
If folks pass yon by with a eynlcal
tin fine clothing jroo cannot
appear, f
H.ver b Mat down by trifle Ilk
that.
Though ragged your Jaokt and nap
lee jroar bat,
If yoor heart I ell right, and lrl
your head,
Suppos that you can't show "nary a
fdW
Tby ba dollar, yon kdh, and
that' thbst (rriP.
Mtthm tqaar la th f ao with a
stiff npper Up.
If your girl should forsak yoa for
torn othr fallow.
Don't act Ilk a ealf and foolUbly bel
low, Por girl handl their card with a
g ambler's art,
Oft playing th due with fellow'
own heart.
Let them play a lone band a while at
th gam ;
If It' diamond thy eek, letjthem
work for tbe Mine.
Ther' a good fteh In th a a vr
did nip.
Tour loek may yat torn, kp a tlff
upper Up.
So my boy, when yon buffet the -wind
and the wave.
Remember life' voyag should ever
be brav ;
Though tempest may gather and
breaker may roll,
Keep your boa lot deep water, lookout
fur the shoal,
"When the waree are dark, look aloft
to the stars.
If the esl Is wrecked then ollng to
the spar,
Heed the Old maxim, 'Dou't give up
the hip,'
"Who anchor la hope, keep a stiff up
per lip.
Peleet Tnle.
Utah and Nevada Two Ulnars
- Their Stone.
Tell
A. fam veninffi aiuo ft ooorl of
tniuing mn, both straoger to ob
other, met in th rediur room of
tb Walkr oa at Salt Lake City,
TJ. T. Tb conversation turned oo
tb mineral development of th
Wt, and prntly on of tb man
rmark4 1
"If joa vent to aaa minio oo a
big aoaU Joet go to 8oothrn Utah.'
HojiIJt " aaid tb otbar qai-
i.nri il. Tt .:. av.l T
" n ut. uw dh aura uiu. mm
am eoaoelji with, baa tb deepest
baft and tbv.biggaet working to
IbawortJ
-How deep r aaid tb littla man.
"Ton oaa't maur it, ocean if
w atopped work long eooogb to aaa
low deep tba-baft was, it would
atatarialljr JoWrfer iVilb tba bnllioo
product. We dropped a lii ono
and raaTad it ont until it broka with
iU ova weight. Wbeo a boy fall
down that abaft ba ttrikaa tba bot
torn a grandfather."
"Moat bare obi payrolL"
Wa qeed to aend tba money
down to tb band in ease until th
workings got ao dp that w didn't
gtltbawiotaraoooaot aattlad ootil
way aloog in tba apriog. So we
ttarted a bank and telegraphed th
mmj ordara. That jtm eeved
a ao awful wear ao J tear oo th
tegee, Tba miner lit down tbr
and rear their families. They got
aa undergrooBd eity bigger 'n Bait
Lake, with a regal eharter aod
onicipal alaetiona twiea year,
Iny pobliab two daily paper down
ware aod a literary magaxioe,"
''I never beard of th magatina,'
aid the atrangnr.
"Of aoorae not, it woald ba a year
ld wbam II got to j on. Beaid
by bold a fair there every year
bava boraeraoing every Bator
any. .Finaat fonr-mil traek is tb
orld. lit with aKjetrto light No
ad, no dnaa, alwftya ia tba
aadiboe Perieet paradia for
apati Wha do f think f that for
a suae r .
aeniaia awaafer, who was a
WutTk threw kU laa anreleady
er tbearni of aebair, and ligbt
lit JL3 &n
VOL.1S. MIDDLEBURG, SNYDER COUNTY,
earat tone s
I don't think aaaeb of f oar ml.
Tea work too much foramaltreenlta
Whan year mine play oat joa
bate a lot of old machinery on your
baadoj aad where are yoa f Ton
amine after primitive method, lik
all Dw oountri. It takek iperi
e aod heed work to tackle the in
dortry io tb propar sbspe. With
year min joa moat b oo th gronoJ
ia peraoo, aod have any amount of
mo to look aftar this depsrttnaot
or that New I hav a bigger min
than yoor. It ia looateJ in Story
Coaoty, somewhere ia the nortbreo
part, I believe, aod I ruo it qoile np
to tbe baodle with one or two asaist
aot. "Bo deep might tb abaft be t
asked tbeolber.
"it might be pretty deep if I !
lowed tbe men to roah forward aod
overdo tbe thiog. bnt at preeent
tbere is no abaft at all."
"floisliog work op V
No, no holding work not if I
know it. Yon oao fool away a great
deal of good bard coin oo hoisting
work."
"How ia tbaoder do yoa ran
your mine V
HOa tbe asmnt plan. ir.
Tbat'a tbe latest and moil improved
method. W hav a big map of th
miu bang ap ia tbe compaoj'e
offic. mad by on of tb moat com
petent artiata on tbe coast. Now
wbeo we have a good map of tbe
lower working we dou't need any
work la speak of. We pbotoj rapb
tb Savag hoisting work from tb
top of tb Hal & Norcroa trestle
work an utirely new view and
oall it by our nam, th Bullion
Brick 1 kaep a man ia Virginia at
1100 a month to superintend tb lo
eatioo and write weekly letters, and
I ty in San Fraooieco in my offio
oo Piu Street and levy tb ass.
mota every aizty day; that 'e aa often
a th law all ws J m tb Pridut
Board of Trustdea, Seorty , Tree
uraraod everything more eepeoi
ally Iba Treaaurer. Of ceorae, I
draw salary for all the uffiot. and
when ( get throng i tltawiog salarie
I turn th reat over to th agent in
Virginia to pay off tb hen Ja. Uy
not amployiog aoy bands be eaves
onoogh to pay himself. My regular
income from that mine is 200,00U a
year aod never a pick atrock
io tbe ground. Tbi is what I eon
eider scieutifio mining, air. Yoa gst
tb silver ont of th pockets of tb
stockholder end leave tbe argoo
tiforona and oriforoue deposit iu
yoaralaim fr yoor cbildreo, wbo
ean go right abend and develop tbe
min joet aa aoon a tbe publio quit
patting np which isn't st all likely
to happen. Aa soon ai a mau cr p
on tb gam he die, and the new
eomers all bav to learn for them
elves. As loog as people are be
ing born io Nevada and California
my mine will mo on like a chrono
meter elook."
'-But,1' aaid tbe Utah man, "my
stylo of mining keepe a lot of men
at work."
"So does mine," qsolb tbe Golden
Oate chap, "Tboaaande of men are
workiog day aod night to pay th
aaeeawaents. It keep lb country
as bnsyaa a beehive, and tbe speaker
eanntered into tbe telegraph offio
to order aueasmentNo. 36. 'Halt
Lakt Tribune,
TbeReediog Railroad Company
baa decided to pay off ite out re
mortgage loan oo tbe 1st of July,
emoautiug to some 119.000,000
This will be the first step toward
tbe reorganisation end regeneration
of tbls valuabl property- By tb
measure that are now io progre,
tb interest charge of th road's in
debtedoees will be reduced more
than three-qaartera of a roillioo of
dollar, and otbar great advantage
will reeolt that promiee a speedy r
torn to tba prosperity wbiob tbi
5 reat corporation enjoyed ia other
ays.
Tb oattle trad of tb Kaosa
prairie, tb Indian Territory eod
and Tim ia attracting atteotioa as
on of tbe colossal induatri in tb
country. Th driv from Tax aod
tb Iodian Territry tbia eeaaoo, it
ia Mtiieated, will not fll short of
800.000 bead to Kansas City, St
Loaia aod Chicago markets. Tbe
estimate ia based oa oeairaot al
ready md, and loeludea only a
limited porttn of four-year old
Cattle. Too aver ige p ioa ootrct-
ad for U $13 for yeariiog aod 10
fvf twogfrolia .
Tba Child on Via Doorstep
''Did sbs leave aoy children "
Yea, this bit of a child."
"Aod who'll Uke her V
Idootkoow. We are all very
poor around bare, sir but maat find
her a plan otawbrfc God help
tb little girl, fur she's all alone
now."
Tba asxtoo hai call I at th oi l
tenement boat on Lafyett alreet
east, to talc a body to tbe ptuper 'a
field tbe body of one wboae life
bad beeo worn out io tbe trea l.uill
of banger and liepir. Nobody
know that tb mother wa dead
hardly auapeoted that she wa ill,
nntil tb child appeared at tbe
neighbor' door and aaid t
"Would yoa b afraid to com ov
r to my bouse, for ma ia de id ao I
fen keeping awful still, aod I'm
afraid to talk to her whoa h w jn'l
nwr."
Tb mother had beeu dead fonr
hour. Loi.g ooQi;h Iwfore day
cam tbe flame of life bud bnrned
low and died out, and that cbild
banily aeven year old, bad been
with tb corps through tb long
hoar, kieaing tb face and calling
for life to return. Wben tbey alt
ed if aba bad any frieode abe boik
her bead. Wben tbey told her abe
was alone in tbe great world, abe
looked out of th window on the
black November day and aoawer
d t
" can make three kioda of dresses
for doll babies, build fire aud carry
in wiod, and Ml work evr ao bard
ifaomebody will let me live with
them."
Tbere wa oo fitoeral. The re wa
no need of a aermon there. Tbe
line of sorrow anuul tb del
womao'a mouth oounte I f r in r in
heaven than any eulogy man can de
liver, Tbere wa no crap. In
place of it threa or foor b joent-
bearted woman let tbere teara drop
on tbe white faoj and whispered :
"Poor mother-poor child."
The child's big blue eye were full
oi wars, uai iner wa hardly a
tremor in ber voice, aa she nestled
ber warm cheek sgaiost tb lips
still forever, and aaid t
Gojd-bya mt you'll oome down
from heaven every niglit at dark,
u a
won s you, ana you u lake roe up
tbere just a suon as you oao, won't
yoa 1"
Tbe landlady locked np the bouse,
aoq ma emu went noma wiln on
of the women. Wbeo nigbt came
oe ioi out or in noose aod away
from those wbo Bought to comfort
her, aod goiog back to the old bouse
be aat down on tb doorstep, hav
ing no company but tba darkness.
An ofScar passed that way, and lean
ing over the gate, be peered through
the dark Dees at something oa tb
tep and called ont t
"(anybody tbere t"
"Nobody bat a little girl," came
tba an war.
"Whoi it r
"It a a little girl woos ma
baried to-day."
II opened the gate and went
oloser, and as be made ont tb little
bare bead and innocent faco, be
aaid i
"Why, cbild, aren't yoa afraid P
"I wa a" raid a little while ago,"
b Mid, bat just as aoon as I asked
ma not to let anybody hurt me 1
got right over it Would any on
dar to hurt a little girl whose
ia dead f Tbey could be tookon
couldn't tbey f
lie offered to go with ber to
ma
np.
tbe
bonee where ah wa to have a boo.
for a te day and Ukiug hi band
with tbe utuv'st coufldenoe, she
walked beside bim, aod aaid :
I aiot goiog to ory much till I go
to bed, wbeio tbe folk can't see
in "
ul bop every oue will be good to
yoo," be remarked, a be put hi
band over ber curly bead
"If tbey doo't they'll uever go to
beaveo will tbey f
"No"
Tbere wa a loog pause aod then
ah aaid ;
"But I gov tbey will be, I Can
make a doll oa of a olotbe plo add
a piece of calico, aod I guee aoioif
body will be glad to let roe live With
'em. If yon eea m Over no tb atep
out other eight yoit ueedu t be a
bit afrai I, fir ain't big euougb to
bnit anvh'ijy, sveo if I didn't' wit
to ry all tae Urns ?'-thtfH tm
Pea vaa Pear.
Medical Scisncs Ancient and Modern
Prom the Priests of different as-
.. .... ....
tioaa the healiog art fell into the
, , ,
bande of a distinct class of mn-
who. baviug no other vieible oocupa.
tion exerted themselves to envelope
in myetiry the simpls practice of tbe
Priesthood, so aa to deriv emolu
menttrom their profeeeioo.
Human nature iuita ordinary sUU
2 aelflah. aud if very much eo, bn-
roao woe aud misery are fnrg den in
tbe race for fame and cropeteuce
The transition of medical ncieoce
from tbe haods of the I'rei.tbood to
regular Pbysiciaos was not, however.
ahrnpt or andden. It paased from
their bands luto those of the Aslrol-
ogers. presenting a beautiful inedly
of eciei.oe, aod necromana. Kven
at tb present day. I'ruisi nd
Avtrologer. contend aith cieiric!tio. fn tbe heart f emfol ( i nv
men for tbe laurel of tin. b tj Laymen havi ri-u au l !
ait To the eoligbtinod De.ml 1...1 i.f i. Vr ... 1 ji.
tte 19ty c-ninry it e.uod a I
jlike fable to relet the upereli. cr
aod aUnrditiee of the aociente ; bnt
j it i yet more etaitlingto announce
that tbere era a million trace of
mese crooiuoe still Inhering Us,
evu epirne over tne learned theories
a a . I
oi moaern times, though we ie-
nounce tb in 11 notice of the stars up.
on tbe laws of Physiological action,
aod believ not io tbe fate of coo
tellationa glimmering in tbe beav
eaa at certain times yet in tbia last
half of the 19th century no Physi
cian writes a prescription, without at
the seraetiine afflxing to it a sign or
igioaally invented by tlie Astrolo
gers to represent a certain e jostulla
tion of stars. The Astrological Phy
sicians administered certain medi-i-iues
at ststed aeasoue f the year ;
supposing tbutu capable of removing
from tb system certain abnormul
inflneooea of particular cooitellatione
aud to tbi day, wa see people being
bled iu tbe spring aud fall to remove
eerUio condition, of the system in-
duced by the approach of thoae sea
sou Tbe article entering into the
Astrological Helen JJedica, aero
gathered uudor particular sign and
at certain Ktage of tbe moon's pha
ud atraoge to tell. Furoer and
Culpepper advise the same thiog as
1st tbe 17th eeutury. Tb an
cienta recommeded eoral to be woro
around tb neck of infants as a pre
veotative of sore eyes, fit Ac, Ao.
Aod we can seldom see a cbild at
thia day, whose neck is ojt eutangl
ed io a string of ceral.
Hut Medical science in th early
gea progressed loIy ( the vie.vs
of one ge being transmitted to an
other without baviog called in
question tbeir correctness, Sapor
stitioo was soou assisted by ored
ulity, aud through tbe exertions of
selfish or ambitions bigots a thous
and error were palmaed npon the
world for tbe eradication of wbiob
gs were requisite. If wa look
carefully into the past aod present
state of socioty, we shall have little
trouble to discover thatoertaiu costs
have over prevailed. The world was
uever purely Democratic distinct
claseee bav always existed, aud al-
wayo uiuet uotill men ahull know
uo law, but tba law of love.
Kings, Priest, Lawyers, Doctors
aud Soldiers, all exist now a they
bav ever doue, beoituae tu t m.a
Uve forgot teu or oM.leoteil ihj i o
mutable lawa of nature, fa.l'ue
were patriots, no KiuecocMpjI'u
human uature by trumpliog ia the
dust the very rights of man. 11 all
men were guided by the ever bleesed
spirit of loved wb-cu emauates from
tbe God-bead, aud wbiou rule high
above ail moral laws, wo su.ui.l uee.1
oo priests. If all men were willing
to render oot. their neighbors that
which tbeir uuigbhor of right
should have, we should need no law
yer , if all men Would live acoord-
iag to tbe law wbiob ao all-wine
God mutilated wbeo be brea'hed
ioto orgauio matter tb spirit of iiu
moitality Surely w should waut
no physicians, and laatty, if Kiuga,
1'riaaU, Lawyer, aud Doeior did
not anat aa a uneasily, aod tbe masses
of tbe b'i uatl race were properly
imbue I with ttie prinoiptl of ab
eiruit justice, tb bio d Uinl oao
ur oeed nut Oatain ba nnfurled to
float in triumph over the fall of na
tioua and the obliteration of nation
alities. D it tb laws of nature have
ba Viulat d mo bav oot beeo
gxtwaoQ1 Itjf Iota, tba world la cot
ritpli aod eoriaty ao organised tbat
all tbifl profaiaieii aaaoj ew Io b
PA, APRIL 20,
as essential a are huaband-men and
meobaoioa. 'rogressioo in society
" M loo,r,M ,rf :n"r1 ;,iff "V"'
of knowledge and dailv lessoning
, , . e. ' . ,
the importance of Kings. PrlesU.
Doctor and Soldiers. The spirit of
rBpbli0,oi.n after hreatiiing tli-
fsli,, .tin .sphere ..f Ki.i-crafl f .r
Mt til tbouaan I year, is becoming:
wten.ivelr dMe I. aud fr vn lht
grav of Washington a vnic ba-
one frtu .liking t thoir very
( .nud.ttions, tbe thtones an I e np.r
f m ibotisatid yea. a standing. Veal
wherever America ko iw.i, W.li-
,Rton , piitiflM i,uory have Ih-
com8 Wfttoh-wrda gr iting up u th-
eBM of tyrants, and di-tators. with
M , terrors .j0h M i,te hBr
iu e0,,o of ,,e PUllil, O0 , pril)ol
Wl4ii T19 gloriona d.icrina of
NMretli uttered 18:)( yenra ao.
(,. bea-in to awaUo a hhv imiU i-
; jr,, tby uf!Ut to think foi
lht.. L,ke re.ulte me teen in otb-
er cuw.j(,u . i,t it M roy pluct u.
fow t1(( u),ii;.l prfei.,u or
moaical scieu.-o. to inquire bow
much it has eooora'ed from the iuv
i(er;M, u,e supurtitions and incan
utiona of the father of art
VoiltlHttttt
The 0IJ Fireman.
Yiis there was a heap of fuo
in
the old band-engine davs,'- eiglitvl.
the fireman as he leaned tmclc and
anrve.ved tbe handsome " Vm lekee'
iu tb en tor of the (1 or.
'.Vaoy tlghta '
"Heaps of 'em. I wa foreman of
No. 5, for ovon years, aod ouce I
figured up bow many filita we ha I
per J'ar. I think tlio average wim
123. I presmnn young man, tbat I
bavo been in GOO niHtn.ni' fights."
Kver got baJly hurt."
"Never it was always the other
. . I i a t t a
i"1"' wuu K01 ,)'"v n""- "coxr
i litre ua i m y i'iw uroxen. una.i
crai'ke l, teeth loosened, eyua blacked
soil fingers broken, but nothing ser
ious, bee tins ear T Well, oue night
tho foreman of N't. 7 die we I on tut
ear exactly fourteeu roiuut- by the
watcb, but be was a poor, consump
tive foiemsu and conldo,t hive bit
ten through a shiogle-oail iu throe
weeks."
"Those old firemen very, reck
less." "W.-11. yes. We dilu't think
notbiug of trip diors and woak
floors io those days. I was count
ing op my old scars tho oth tr Sun
day, aod I think the figures wore
thirty auven, oot including tho biit
one between tbe sh'iuMurs. where a
burning timber held me d iwn."
"Di Iu t the boys used to start a
blaze now ami than V
"Ou, yes."
"And I presume you took a hand
io V
t'Curtainly certaioly. I was
connliug up tba other day, and as
0"ar aa I could make ont I fired
nineteen buildings myself. not count
ing scuo 1 houses aud obu-obes ."
"Did yon ever burn any one up 7"
".Veil, I dou't want to appear
egotistical, but I can truthfully an
swer yea, (July yesterday I was
trying to recall nemos snl dtton,
(a(i 1 I lo.iitel up evuteou 'o.voi
; n ... i k-id elev m;i ,rt ,
.rn l p br V . iu 1 1 v , ;
-UiJu't you t r f . I i
Joonaoinooe t"
a ot
"Ob.yes. Tbe other Saturday eve
oiuir I was flifUi'iuir it tip, aud I made
oat tbe number of stints to be 12..
500. Tier might b a few that I
didn't get io, but tb figure are
mainly oorrect"
"Were yoa never am peote.lt"
"MVver, and I doo't waut y "i to
say aoythioK about it uow. I am try
iog to live ao upright life, and il I
were to be II file I no ou th.e old
obargea it would utterly discourage
me.n
"Monster Yoa are tod wicked to
live !"
'lee. I know, but ooras In eome
time wben I bav more time aod talk
it over. Come in auy time alwaya
glad to aee yoa .nd briug up these
food old remioi-ceoce. La 11"
"See here," said a fault-flndiog
husband to bis wife, ' uust bav
tbioir arranged io th ie bouse eo that
we shall koow just wber everylbiog
is kepi." 'WilU all my bearl, "sue
swaetly aoswer.!, "aud let ua begin
with your let o iur. idv lovei I
bould dearly like to know where
tbey ara kept," Ua loU tbiuga roo
oa u aiaalt
at
1882.
NO, 36
Getting Whiskey in Vermont
A St Albaoe gentleman whom 1
questioned about tbe working of the
liqti ir law told me, just as T wa t .Id
io all other prlsof tbe Stale. Dial
there a uo trouble iu pn.cuiiiiL'
whiskey, Hd nui 1 1 "I am in a v. r
funny stK-r.-t, wbiL'li is eiin.l bv
mostof our ciiix-.ns who like a tH I
Htimu'snt occaxioiially Cum with
IUH.''
He took me to a cros strert and
'Vm eutt-red a roiu which appear
. bt a c.ar store, witu oni. ci.io
ry, etc. We took sails at the rt-ar
4id my friend told toe to ktep ui
yes opened.
Wuuio tiitv iniunlps I nitw trn
ortelte genlle'iii-ii coiiim iti, oi ni'
in p iire, some ningl v, moiiih in lit 1 1
partieM, go to ih wat..r coolor, take
a dunk, imy ei ir I go o.it.
dv fneuil finully ai-ke 1 tun if I
li.i I Nimu nuy li itor a .1 1, an I I s.l
li ." "N jvortbel. ss, ' said li
"i.-v-rv geutletuao who fame iu here
took a good square diiuk of abiekcy
aud paid for it. '
"Wvll, ' said I, the drink lunxl
have be.o iu the cooler or I lit, cig
ars, I know it wa not in I be cig
er, for ni.mt of Ibeiu wioe I gl.tod
before the purcliaser li-ft. A iunl
be iu the cooler. ''
"Well, go aod d aw some," svl
he.
I ent to the cooler, lield th
glasa mi. If r the nozzhi an I pit-Bno l
down the b.Htou. w .ta iu aile l
lor my exertion iy a M .w .if cli-ai i
cold water that soon fillu l tlio ii.tn-
bier. I m puzzled, and my frieti.l
and the prpi it-tor greatly et,joyi-d
it.
Sty frimid took the nnptv j.'lus
and drew from tbe same fuucot Imlf
a glass of wliittkey. If wua puz
zled before I was uow thunderstruck
and after litnhiug at me awhile tb
trick wa explained. It was simple:
'rse down tbe button aud wtor
run i preiis up with th thumb fr jn
below while yoa appear to press
down with the forefinger and get
whisky i open the cooler and yon
"in unu li urn oi ico water. J. lie
whisky comes from a cask in a bid- (
deocloeet up stairs and flows through '
a small pipe which deacende in tbe
partilioo, pansus from the wull iuto !
the botto n of the cooler aud cou- I
oecU aitb the faucet
A Clincher.
Soveral p wder-beirim ne l vwtar
an gathered iu a certain KdHhIi
t tvein sli t' tly after t'la HJaklava 1
b uiij'iot, to keep out of the rain foi' a
fuw miuutes, and while tlitre di. I
cussed the late war. "I remo ulier,"
said oue. "that a bullet pasted clear
through O. ay a body and nover kill
ed bim,'' "I recollect," said aootber,
"that a ball lodged in Hill Tsyscu's
I not', and never was taken out, but
he lived." "I," aaid tbe third,
"knew well when thedootors thought
Ueury Hill's life wa going up, aa a
'iniuiu' lodged within an inch of hi
heart, bnt be lived " "Jaok Jack'
sou's head was pierce I by a ball,
aod he livel," exclaimed tbe last
mto hut oue. These remark pro
duced considerable surprise and ex
cited speech from all dive a tall, slim,
an I sleepy individual, who w.iited till
hie conipvioo bad concluded, aod
tn on drawled io piping aooeuta
. "Tliene fellow were a little tough, I
alljw i bit Jim Jones, wbo fought
, . . i . , . i
oameoi me, wa soil ii lue oeon so
that bis be 1 just buo g by tb skin.'
"Great Huavoo I you dou't mean
to say be lived, da yo i f "O i no ;
he died," drawled slim and sleepy.
A Ooatesvillu laly found a chicken
egg a few days ago tbat excited ber
uurioaity oo aooouut of it beiug
blaok oo one side and white on the
other. In or.ljr to solve mystery
tu shell wa broken, when a
medinm-sixed sewlug needle waa
found iutide of tbe shell on tb
dark side. The discovery opeotxl
np aootber and deeper mystery of
bow tbe needle found ite way iut
tbat pestioo, and abe ie anxious t
bav it explained.
Th ocenpatiobs and profession
of tbe meiuoer of Conxres i
thus stated . Senate Lawyer 61 .
hauker 6, railroad official 3, pro
fessioual politician 3, merchant r
manufacturer 3. miner 2, georn
business 3, farmera 1, ed.tora
Houaauf ItepresentaUve' Lawyei
195, profesniooal politioiaba ll
meohaoio 1?, ditor 12, farmera 11
manufacturers 10, phyaioiane fl, rail,
road offioial 8. civil ngiora i
miner 2, meohaoio S, aUrgymea 1,
capitalist Ullurgiat 1.
Cwbltahexf every TbnrwJev Xvnmf
JBBBltlAa omorjtB, rrre-
Tenn of Strbemptwn,
TWO fwjLUftS PER AKNt U. Puf
ahl vithln sn months, or HL60ITov
paid within th year Ko paper din
continued uatu all Trarafre -
paid unless at (ha option of the pulr
lisher. MihsrrtpffArMouMid of th eoootf
P.tTAIILK 111 ADVANCE
" Persons lifting and nsieg paper
.ldroonl t otlisrn become sularriiiers
4iid sre linhle forth erir of the paper
Noted Men !
Da. Jonn F. Hancock,
tale Kmidtntef Hit Nttioiul l'hr
etacentical Aaaociatioa o( tht I'lulcl
Sutct, uj i
"Im'i ItM Miw,
T -l. Mi4 U, U M
tonic lit ckancwr f .
arm,, Im m nwliff fa, Iu punt
1 r-iiriilwi."
Da. fosKPit Roberts,
Pmident BalUmors HunMcevtictl
College, upi
Dr. J. Faris Moore, tiu
D., ProfcMor of I'hareiary, IUIU
mors rhanaacculkal Collrge,
Brewn'i rrm Blunt m m
M raliabl xxIkiim, poiluvly
tot from alcohol Ir pMaom, and
fKomaMacWa a inula far w
Wong Uism lwipoH alct hol. '
Dr. Edward Earicksom,
SecTtUry lulumort College of I'har
aiacjr, aayi i
" f - U ..n i
MdKiM, a ( Slt-aim ail.
ana vuw-iaiMicaaj la ,
Dr. Richard Samnoton,
one of IlaJumort'i oldt tt tad moti
reliable phyiiciaat, uyt i
" All who have u,f 4 li nrmita m
lantiard vlnuca, and iha wrll.
known chatacltrcf il.r heuaa h
anakta II la ft auAc.tnt giiarantra
vl Iu brine all thai la flj.tnnl,
Kay ara men ho could ni t In
duccd Io offrr anything alM but
rtliabla aMJikU.t Kr ubiic vaa."
A Druggist Cured.
- i -b anno,
GaulUunrn : Itruwn'a Iron Bil.
Irra cured aia of a bad attack uf
Indifutton and fullnt,, In th atom
ack. Having mint il, I taki pltaa.
uro in mommwdini It 10 ny cut.
tontrra, ami ant glajto tay ll ftiroa
al.r aautlai tiun to all."
Oau. W. Ilurratajc, UrugtuL
Hwft iImh. UJ . a
Aik yonr Dragcriai for Bow?g
Iron Dirrrst, and take no other.
Vnt thai will convince yuu that it
it juM vUat you need.
WHENCE COMES THE UNBOUNDED
POPULARITY OF
Mitt Pens Plaster ?
IWaune they have provetl tbemnelvs
tlif llxnt Ktterml Kemedy ever in
(iited. Tlo-y will cure ant bin a, colds,
vou'Iih, rlii'iiiiiatiKiii, neuralgia, and
any lot-ul piiiiih.
Aiili.-(1 to the ninull nftliebaok
thvy me liifallial.lf. in Kurk Arhe,
Nervi.UN I ifliility, and all Kidney
troitlili'h; to the pit of the stomach
they nre u "lire cure for Iyne.ia
ami Liver ('oiiiiliiliit.
AI.H'nCK'H 1'OHOlTrt rLARTKRS
arn piiinlenn, franruiit. hihI ijtiick to
euro. Hf ware of imitations that blis
ter and burn (let AI-I-COCK'S. Ihe
only Genuine I'orous Plaster.
Jan. S, mi. 6m.
ROBBEDi?
Ila (jr.il'.ojo... Ii.i..lu,a aod batltk ralorl
bf ike Ml ..I Ik gra-t
CEHMAN INVIGORATOR,
which poilllvalr and MrnaBtl ur Im
p.tanry (oua. Io iientai t.r not kind),
Sini. Wa.kno.,. nn.l ail dl,a thai lul.
low aa a a'unr al Mall abnaa, loi of
ra loaa.if iaiaorf, milrl l,attid. pain
In the baak, dl-i.naa ol aial , n,rmlura old
ana. and many eiur dlaaaa thai liad Is la.
aaoliy orovaautniitian aud a rtnatura nrava.
ha d lor ironlara with taanm .Kl.lt fra bf
mail. Tbo INVIdiiHATOM iadd at Si -r
0- .l, or alg botu l..r at. bf all druggliti, or will
aaot Ii mall, aooaralf f aalad, o raoalpt
ol rlee . aJdr.aalui
F.J CHENEY, Druggist,
UT Haramlt M.. To ado. Okie,
B il Aatal fur Ike I'ulUJ blatae.
Mereb.iu, i-i.
NOTICE IN PARTITION.
In the matter of the estate of Jonas
KUenhart, tltw'd.
Tu panlal Klienhart,
Sham .kln, Norlh'd Ho., Pa.i William Kim
karl, Hiiruakl Villi, J-liaraua J., I'a.! loka
K.auiiart, fttlllaon, lkr.ka Co, Kaaa,
ttrabrial tl anharl. Ilhapmao. Hndr ',.
Pa.t l.ntatiuel bltibart, Khsosadnik. eeka.
kllldu., Pa.Jaoalbaa Eiaankart, Shanaudoak
Scbuyllt.ll Ho. fa.- I.awla li. tUookart'
Shaiookln, Nortk'd Co., fa I I'arollba l ar
llaraduu. Norin'd Co., la I Marfi lalormarr!
oil wltk John Kahl. HrU'ul tilkbart lad.
Ilarrlal. la.arinarrl'd "lth Willi ua H, Hntdor,'
ba.dak, he'iurlaill l).k fa Mrllnda
-kaakwa.Ur, lniruirrl.l ltb (Iro. aar
Hir.ut Mhaiikllr, Mark r.. Hhankllr,
WllllamSkai.allr, M r? Hiianktrailar. Ia
rmarrlaU altn l karla. Wlln.r.aill, carina
4kank.r, a nila r Intai uirilJ -Ilk H
nrt (Jnr.laar, rako ka r.r bar nuardtan kl-
ard Hrramaa, hkaaiokla, Kurik'd to. fat
Jaoot.Hkaokoaiiar, a nita'.r atii kaa lor kin
mardlaa H. o. Maaokart. ol Mhannklu.Norik'
o , fa. Mary Ikoraa l..lrtnrrrl. olik llt.
Nok'ari Ulokard lkaiaad M'lliUui Tkaaia,
.oth nilniira and tako kaaa Iur ikalr aunrdlaa
it. ll. llr, all of -kacaokl.i, Ninrik'd liu , fa.
darV Kupnaraad Ad'.M Ka.pr, botk rniaor
a.'d fcaia Iur Ik-lr naar.ilab B. (I. ClMabnrt,
f Hkaaiokln, Nurtk'd u., Pa. I Mna o.a. .
inurniarrtrd Hk Haarf llol.lkl, of ek.aaa
luak eakailklll Co., fa. I Halre an ll
apraaaotaiffaa of Joki Blaanaart, lata Si
Ikapraaa imp. Saydar ooaaty Pa, daa'4.
Voa ara kMrky aotltad ,ikat by lla of
frit af laaulaltliHa laaaad ul f tka Urpkeai
oarl of baydr aoaaty, aa ta mm ulrta
kataa lai .aat will kkld aa ta aral af
ua ald Jtit.ee klaaakan Sa'4. la kavaiaa
p,a MONDAY, MAY I. les:, al('alon
. M , ta caaka pnrilll) or latl-n af Ike
1- al feaiaia ol Ik aaid Maad, vkee aa I
kf0 kaay aiiand If yoa tkluk pf. pai.
i vid aaicabe. aaartr.
nkatld'l , HaSdiakara, M.afli IS, .
Cantlon 1
Kotio la hereby siven that he
urt-haae-d One horse. Doggy, Orgtn,
id set of harnea whifh I have Uf i t
i poaersion of Hoberl Hiniiaman an I
II persons sre hereby rauiitMvett . taut :
i.lrtk.lale whh tb sama at their n r,i, .
IIKNKYfiraM u