THE SUNB URY AMERICAN,
18 PUBLI8I1ED EVERT SATTOtaVr BY
EM'L WILVERT, Proprietor,
MASStfu's IUILDINU9, MARKET SIJUSHB,
At Sl.ttO In Advance.
II not pMl within 6 Month $4.
5u&K-H;f(on taken for Un than tit .Yontfts.
Coirctm with thin estnbllshment li an cxten
sIvcNEW JOB OFFICE, containing a variety of
filnln anil fancy typo equal to nny rstnhllshmcnt
n tho Interior of the State, for -whirhthe patron
age of the public U respectfully solicited.
1T:TVTTXV17
Fb Hi I
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ftrbfiesMomtl.
SB. HOY Kit,
2 and 3, Second
WSI. J. UOI-VERTOS, Attorney a
Law. ofllco, door No. 5, 2nd floor, Haiipt s
Block, nrar Miller's Bhoc Store, Sunbnry, Pa.
Murcta S2.th, 1871. ly.
Attorney nt Law. Nog.
Floor Urlirht's Building,
Stinbmy, l'a. I'roTessIonnl business nttendcu
to,ln thcconrls of Northumberland and ndjolnlng
counties. Claims nroinptly collected. Consulta
tion can be had In tho German language.
March 35th, 1S71. lj. .
JKREMIAII MXYOKIt, Attorney nt
Law, guiibury, Pa. All professional busi
ness intrusted to bis earo will receive prompt at
tention In this and adjoining counties. Can bo
consulted both In English and (ierman. Also,
District Attorney of Northumberland county.
Antr.20,1870.-iy.
J NO. A. W1XROX,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
No, 144 Fovrtii Avenue,
Notary Public, Pittsburg.
Jan. 15, 1870. ly.
T MABKI.E CO, Market Street,
tj , oUNBUKY, 1 A.
Dealers In Drug, Medicines, Paluts, Oils,
Glass, Varnishes, Liquors, Tobacco, Cigars,
Pocket Books, Dairies, &c.
SI. WOIVERTOJT, Attorney at Law.
. Market 8-iunre, 8UNBVRY.PA. Profession
id business In this and adjoining counties prompt
ly attended to.
K. A. IS. NAYIDUKr respectfully an
nounces himself as Physician and Surgeon
to the citizens of Sunbnry and vicinity, having lo
cated himself permanently on Market street, near
ly opposite tho Fairmouut Hotel, whero ho cxin
be consulted at all hours when not professionally
cngag :d. np!34-ly
GW. EIECsI.Elt. Attorney at Law, north
sldo of Public Square, one door cast of
ti,n ni.i n.mlt liiilldimr. SUNBL'BY. PA. Collec
tions and all professional business promptly nt
. i.. ..... ... nr Vr.i-tlnitiilt..rl-iufl nnd
adjoiulug comities. eoptld-bb
71. KEIJIESSYI)EK. Attorney ut
t.. RITXHL'HY. PA. All business cn-
t runted to his cere attended to promptly nnd with
.... i.iil'7J'i7
umgeucc. "i
TXO. KAY IXESIEXT, Attorney nt Law,
tii'vui;nv. PA Collections and nil pro-
f essioenl business promptly attended to. jm-h.U-00
:C. J. BRVNKR. ' U- KAS'
TVItrXEtt A. It ASK. Attorneys nnd Coun-
!" b,.iim nt Liiw. Sl'NbTUY. PA. Olncc on
Chestnut street, west of the N. C. nnd P. it I'..
Kallroad Depot, In the building lately occupied
"ny V. Laz irus, Esq. Collections and nil profess
ional business promptly attended to in Northum
berland and adjoining countles.
nB. JIASNEJS, Attorney at Law, SL'N-
BURY, PA Colleelions attended to in
t lie counties of Northumberland. Cnloii, Snyder,
M ontour, Columbia nnd Lycoming. P1.1.1?.
MX. M. KOCKBrEixKit. 1.I.OV1) T. noilUllACII.
10 KM ! " A KOIIRBAt'II,
V Attoinevs ut Law, KUXBL'UY, PA. Of
fice lu llaui't's new building, second lloor. Kn
tniucc on Market Square. Jun-l-GS
AX. ItitSlK, Attorney nt Law, Sunbury,
Pa. Olllce In Masonic Hull Building.
Collections or claims, writings, and nil kinds of
le"-al business attended to carefully and with
dispatch. s jlApril H, lBTl.-ly.
.viwtuc ListnfYw nibT.pt mTM:r.P
KatatoUnhed. In 1N44. )
PRICE ftl 50 IX ADVANCE. )
SUNBURY,-PA SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 1871.
t Now Nerlrn, Vol. , Xo. 11
Ol.lNcrlca, Vol. 81, So. t7.
potcls anb Pcatanrants.
A 11 Kit BE lIOt'NE, Broad and Chest-
lipids, J. B. HUTU
Terms per day, 13.50.
j nut its.. Philadelphia, 3. B. BUTTER-
WORTH. Proprietor.
April 15, 1871. ly
UXIOX HOTEL, THOS. FOULD9, Sr.,
Proprietor, Shamokln Street, Trevorton,
Northumberland county, Pa. The tablo Is sup
plied with tho best tho market affords, flood
stabling and attentlvo ostlers. Juu.21,'71
LIFE and FIRE
AND
Marine Insurance Agency
OF
Near the Court House, Sunuury, Pa.
nOOYEB IIOI'SE, Third Street, at the
depot, SUN BURY, PA., Wm. Refwe, pro
prietor. Warm meals served np at all hours.
Fish, Fowls and (iiuoe. Fresh Oysters con
stantlv on band nnd served In every style. The
c?t of wines and liquors at the Bar.
t-iTFamlllcs will be supplied with oysters
done up lu any style, by leaving orders nt the
Bar. rNov.5,'70-ly.
BENTAl'RAXT A EATIXG HOUSE.
CHARLES ITZEL, Propkiktok.
Chestnut Street, a row doors from tho Depot.
SusnuRT, Pa.,
AS open a Restaurant nnd Eating House,
COMPANIES REPRESENTED.
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY"
or
NEW YORK.
Offleo 819 Broadway. AsRCtts In proportion to
Liabilities larger than any other Company.
Examine tho merits of tills sterling Company.
Its Registry System, and Division of Profits.
L. M. YODER, Special Agent, ,
Suxisuky, Pa.
IT
far the noennimodatiOll Ofthe DUbllc,
Warm mealt can bo had all hours. Allkindeof
game, flsh, &c., served up at short Dotloe. His
but is supplied with tho bestllauor in market. No
palm spared to phsase, and tormsTnoderatc.
Sunbury, September, 4th 1800 ly.
XATIOXAL LAVER BEER SAEOOX,
ON THIRD STREET, NEAR TUH DEPOT,
SUNBURY, PA.
JOSEPH BACHER Informs the citlrcns of Sun
bury nnd tho public Kcncrally, that he has
opened a LAGER BEER SALOON nt the above
place. Tho best of Lager Beer, nnd Malt Liquors
will be kept. Also Oysters, &c, constantly serv
ed up to customers.
ATIOX-AI. iFoTEiT AUGUSTUS
WALD, Proprietor, Georgetown Noith'd
County, Pa., ut the Station of the N. C. K. AV.
Choice wines nnd cigars nt tho bar.
The table U supplied with the best the market
affords. Uood stabling and attentive ostlers.
Assets,
A EliECiiHEX Y HOUSE, Coi.. C1IAS.
1. KLECKNER, Paoprlutor, Nos. 813 nnd 814
Market Street, above eurhtb, PHILADELPHIA.
Terms, -J per day. Ho respectfully solicits your
patronage.
AMIIIXUTOX HOUSE. C. NEFF,
Proprietor, Ccuuer of Market & Secoua
Streets, opposito the Court iiouso, uunuury
p;. . Maj'28,'70.
jnsiircss
guilts.
ANTHRACITE COAI
VALEXTIXE BIET1E, Wholesale nnd
Retail dealer In every variety of
ANTHRACITE COAL, UPPER WHARF,
SUNBURY, PF.NN'A.
Alt kinds of drain taken In exchange for Coal.
Orders solicited and mice pioinpuy. leni-M
W."s7rBOA1iS. I'AOKEK HAAS.
WS. KIIOAliS V C O.,
RETAIL DEALER OV
ANTHRACITE COAL, SUNBURY, PENN'A.
OrrtcE with Haas, Faoelv t Co.,
Orders left at SeasholtJi ft Bro's., ofllco Market
Street, will receive prompt attention. Country
custom respectfully solicited.
Feb. 4, 1S71. tf. .
TKITEL A K EST A U R AX T.
X'-L THOMAS A. HALL, Proprietor,
Sunburv St.. west S1IAMOKIN, PENN'A.
Meals served at all hours, nt short notice. The
best of Llqnors nt the Bar. The Table Is sup.
Tilled with the best nnd latest In the markets. At
tentive servants. Terms moderate. Patrunage
solicited.
HUJIMEIS RESTAURAXT,
LOUIS HUM M EL, Proprietor,
Commareo St.. SHAMOKIN. PENN'A.
Having just retllted the above Saloon for the
accomodation of the public, Is now prepared to
Serve ".lis friends with tho best icfrcshiuents, nnd
fresh Lager Beer, Ale, Porter, and all other malt
quorft.
j7v a l e r ' s
W1XTER ARIEX AXD HOTEL
Ao. 720, 72S, 724 & 727 Vine Si.,
PHILADELPHIA.
WINTER GaTdEX HOTEL
(OS TUB EUROPEAN PLAft)
Centrally located, connecting with nil the City
l'usscnger l.auway tars, iroiuuu ma
Depots in tho City.
Exccllf ut AccoinmotlutiouM for Tra
Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concerts evary
evening lu the Summer and
Winter Garden.
H-Orchcstrlon Concert Enry Aflenwon.JgS
TINE LADIES' RESTAVRANT TOE BEST Ot
RUF11ESIIMKNT9 SERVED.
Olllee of J. Valer's Fountain Park Brewery
Juuo 4, lS70.-ly.
OAt I1MAKEKS.
-ITTE arc Fcllins Rims, FroVcs, Hubs. Springs,
V Canvass, Bolts, Cllp, A -ej.c., veiy
Law Stock nt COiI Lt).
Sunbury, March SO, ISC'.L
7VoAE! C OAEJ " C-OAM-dRANT BROS.,
KJ Shippers and Wholesale and ictu!l Dealers in
WHITE AND RED ASH COAL, SUNBURY, PA.
(lower wharf.)
ID Sole Agcuts, westward, at tne rc.c.iinuc-a
Henry Clay Coal.
"eXC1IAXE 1.1YERY.
J. M. UARTIIOLOMEW, I'ltoi'itiETOit.
FOTRTII STREET, ABOVE MARKET,
Nuuburjr Ia.
rpiIE beet of riding and driving horses always
1 ou hand to servo customers.
Orders left nt the Central Hotel, for Vehicles,
will receive prompt nttention.
Nov. ft. 1870.
WEXT1STRY.
GEORGE M. RENN,
J.i Stnuwn'a JSuiliUntj, Muriel Sjumv,
SlNBlKY, Pa.,
1 prepared to do nil kinds of work pertaining
Jo Ih ntl.trT. llskpscon6tiiut!yon hand
a'largu norlineut f Teeth, and other Dental
unili iul, from which he will be utile to select,
uud meet tho wants of bis customers.
All win k warranted to give satisfaction, or else
the iiiuiii-y refunded.
Ths v. ry ll Mouth Wuh uudToolh-Powdeis
kept on li.nnl.
Uis ri l. icnee ale tho umuerous wlrons Tnr
whom he has worked for lbs hist twclvu years.
fciiiiluiry, April si,
XEW OAI. Y ltl.
rilllE uudrlgiieJ kavlng cornntlid the Coal
1 bu.iue. wilbhUtttou.ivs KLOL'lt & tilt Al N
trad.-, i prepared to supply Umilies ailU lbs
YEUY MI'.ST OK Oil..
4 IIEAt- I OII t'AHII.
rfj(, Mots aud Nul, enustuutly va baud, tirislu
Uku lu..-l,.uB. MCual. t.Al)W ALLADKK.
Siiniiy, Jan. 1'0 if- .
jAtos sulfa!. mouisiiii psa.
I lrv, I I I ! A tUJul
INSURANCE AGENCY
or
Miiinv a 111:1111.
MARKET blllEET, HL'NUL'UY, PA.
I oUPANICa llkl'UUilCN I kli.
N. Amuitesu, I'hiUdulpbU, AmIs, 4,TS,Vw
Xmw inn.
LIQUOR STORE!
CHRISTIAN NEFF.
Second Street, opposite tho Court House, SUN
BURY, PA., ,
i!,.sn.-i i fullv invites the attention of Retailer
and others, that he has ou baud, aud will dm
stantlv kecii nil klmlsot
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Consisting of Puro Brandlus: Cogniuc, Cherry
r:itwrr l!itflu11si:iiiil Oturd.
Whiskies: Pure Rye CoppcrJMetillcd, Moi"u
gahelu, Apple uud Nectar.
PURE HOLLAND GIN!
Wines! Chainnatrue Wlue, Sherry, Port nit
ft, i r..t.
p;ib CMer. Champnsrue Cldur, N. E. Rum
Biowu l-'tont and Scotch Ale.
STOMACH AND BAR BITTERS,
A in! it it nthcra Llnuors which can be found
1 1... ..Ii v markets, which will be sold at Wluilc
!., I lti-t:iil. Everv urticle cuaranteed
represented. Also, a large lot of DEMIJOHNS
and BOTTLES, always on nana.
" Orders promptly attended o, and pub'.l
J patroungo refpectruliy soiwueo
Suubury, July 3, 18G9. ly.
C KF.FF,
ehi Abbtrli5cmcnts.
Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONN.
?.5,7S3,635 CO.
J. llcndee, PresidcrTt. J. Goodmow, See'y,
Wui. B. Chirk, Asa't See'y.
L. M. YODER, Agent,
Sunbury, Ta.
WYOMING INSURANCE COM
PANY, WILKES-BARKE, PENN'A.
Assets, Juu. 1st, 2i,C9S 13.
CIIAS. DORRANCE, President.
L. D. SHOEMAKER, Vice Prcsldont.
SMITH, Secretary.
L. lil. YODER, Agcut,
SUNUUKY, l'A.
Pottsville Firo Insurance
COMPANY.
LOSSES l'liOMl'TLY rAIV.
V. ALSTADT, President.
PRE HI Civ HAEcELEY, Secretary.
L. JL Y'ODEU, Agent.
Sunhujiy, Ta.
AI.1V) INSURANCE COMPANY,
"P
ERIE, PENN'A.
CtiKia Capital,
835!,C00 00.
HON. O. NOISLE, rr.i-aiDEX7
JOHN P. VINCENT, Vice Prwlieut.
M. RUSH WARNER, Secretary,
II. W. NOBLE, Treasurer.
S. S. SMITH, Special Agent.
limurroi!.
lion. O. Noble,
Joliii W. llauinionj,
Johu Fertig,
Hon. n. Marvin,
Win. B. Merrett,
Henry K.iwlc,
i. T." Churchill,
C. Kmilelmrt.
V. M. Reed, Jr..
dipt. D. P. Dobblus,
L. M,
1I..U. J. P. Vincent,
M. Hartlcr,
Cupt. J. S. Richards,
James H. Nelll,
V. 11. fllbh:,
11. W. Noble,
Hiram Daggett,
Richard O'Brien,
Hon. II. II. Delumnter,
II. S. Southard.
YODER, A-nil,
SL'Nl.l'UY, Pa.
N. Aaiciu-ait
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Liwmiu(, VlauiK, "
ti.uW.il.' fl.u.t. im, "
li.iiun, S loill, "
It.iiluil, lUilt-lJ, "
l'lfi.l, " "
'llvll. "
fi.uu.1. Iu IV, Xfk, "
S. UutU A tUi. quills "
t auitu.i.t, V tu'W, "
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4Wiwl Liio, "
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J1AROWARE NTOKE,
J. II. t'ouley, & t o.
MARKET KTREET, SUNUURY, PA.,
HAS received a nw assortuiuui of all kinds of
Hardware, Cutlery, Mechanics TouU, Ac.,
of all Hrtcrlpllous. Also Wusuu Maker's Mate
rials, Hubs, Rims, Spokes. Also, alt kind of
I i.r ii.r i,.-iiik...i' and Sttddlr'. I.vrv-
tbiiig lu ibo llaruwaro llnecsu be found which
will be sold as lo as cau be bonis 111 oi tiny uini
estiibliahuieut la the country. Call and cu their
lliH'li,
Suubury, Dec. II, IR..
FOR BALE.
ri1T VALl'AIH.K LOTS oa me corurr in
X Bcroiid aud t lulnut strvets, lu II.J 1!-
ruUKh of suubury, ou wldeh there are ere in a
l.iiKo dwellluK ItnUM), slnlils alii oiuiMin.in.,..
1 ho bsuiMlead, lalS OI liugu punas, u.v u.
AUo, a Lot on Msrk't street, la the lloiunch
nt sunburv. oa hleli I tiers sis adcinK i"u.. ,
Stable aud uutOutldiiiKS. luiUlr at lb-o
a. r. sum mi" 'j
Kib. U, lTI.lf. AduilnUtri.t.i
WoMfN,
t.lltl a
ho utiuS la our new bullosas luaks " f i
l.i IU pel day la ttwtr oa UMMiUtK". u" )''
tiiulur u4 uiStruetlous nut li" io.i'.
'IUimsIu Ud of luiusul, ploUtubls work,
Uuuld sddi vss at oui s.
UKOUOKStlKaOM JsCt.,
I'ullmud, H-il...
A pi II lH.-m.
i Tllon ItlflY,
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5 ST kuutU kc4u4 Miccl, abi l Lt.ii.ui, p
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P listing Ju.t ouJ, ua a Ui;s "d -il E
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r ij,inti luii,kl4iUus,Di".-k. h'-f "
sl.ls, lll K-i, As., sll vl
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V Ik.i. klVV4Ur V. U U.4 at '-.
Ituuik swmJ fciiut tal, suk iwium tpu).
Kb. J, i..i4.
ANDES
Insurance Company,
CINClSN.Vni.OHlO,
111 West Fourth Street.
EIRE AND MARINE.
ItAIri.UOUE LOCK HOSPITAL.
JR. JOHNSTON,
Physician of this celebrated Institution, lias
discovered the most certain, speedy, plcaraut and
clfectuul remedy In the world for nil
DISEASES OF J.M PRUDENCE.
Weakness of tho Back or Limbs, Strictnres,
Affections of Kidneys and Bladder, Involur
tary Discharges, Impotency, General Debili
ty, Nervousness, Dyspppsy, Languor, Low
Spirits, Confusion ol ideas, 1'alpltu.tfon or
the Heart, Timidity, Tremblings, Dimness
of Sight or Giddiness, DiseuBe of tho Head,
Throat, Nose, or Skin, Affections of Liver, Luntrs,
Stomach or Bowels theso terrible Disorders
nrislng from the rtolKo'T Habits of Youth those
secret and solitary practices lnoro fatal to their
lctims than the song of Syrens to tho Mariners
of UlyBses, blighting their moat brilliant hopes
of anticipation, rcuderiiig marriage, &c, Impossible.
iOUNG MEN
especially, who kavo become tho victims of Soli
tary Vice, that dreadful and destructive hublt
which nnmuiliy sweeps 10 an untimely gravo
thousands of young men of tho most exalted
talents and brilliant Intellect, who might other
wise buvo entranced Ibtciiinif Senates with tliu
thunders of eloquence or waked to ccstucy the
living lyre, may call with full coutidctucc.
MARRIAGE.
Married Persons or Yonnir Jscn eoutcmplntlnit
nmrrlnire. aware of Physical Weakness, (Loss
of Proereutive Power linpotency), Nervous Ex
citability, Palpitation, Organic Weakness, Ner
vous Debility, or any other Disquulilieation,
speedily relieved.
lie who places niniseu unjer me care oi nr. J.
may religiously conllde In his honor ns a gentlo
tnah, and coutiOcutly rely uion hlssliiil as a Pbv.
slcian.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Impotency, Lots of Power, immediately Cured
and full Vigor Restored.
This Dlstressinir All'ectlon which renders Li!e
miserable and marriage impossible is the penalty
paid by the victims of improper Indulgences.
loung persons aro too api 10 coiniini excesses
from not bclngaware of the dreadful consoqenees
that may ensue. Now, who that understands
the subject wi.l pretend to deny that the power
of procreation U lost sooifbr by thoso falling into
Improper habits than by tho prudent I Besides
being deprived tho pleasures of healthy oil: priug,
the most serious und destructive symptoms to both
body n:id mind uripc. I lie system become de
ranged, the Physical nnd Mental Fund ions
Weakened, Loss of Proereutive Power, Nervous
Irri'aVility, Dyspepsia, Palpitation of the Heart,
Indigestion, Cinislit'itional Debility, a Wasting
of the Frame, Cough, Consumption, Decay and
Death.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS.
Persons ruined in health by unlearned preten
ders who keep thoni trilling month after month,
taking poisonous and injurious cituipouudH,
should apply immediately.
JHt. .JUll.AS lvl..
Member of the Roval Colli tie of Surgeons, Lon
don, tiraduuleii Hum one t me ino.-i uiniiicin,
Colleges i i the United f tates. and the greater
part of whose Ife has been spent in the hospitals
of London. Pris. Philadelphia ami elsewhere,
has tllcctod some of the most ustouishing cures
that were ever known : iiiauy troubled w.' bring
big In tho head nud ars when asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed at sudden soai.d
baslil'ulness. with freuuent blutliing, attended
sometimes with derangement of mind, were cured
immediatelv.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. J. addresses all those who have Injured
themselves bv improper Indulgence nnd solitary
habits, which ruin both body and mind, unlitting
them for either business, study, society or mar
riage. These are. some of tho sad and melancholy
effects tirodr.c-.a t'J trir lialilts ol youth, viz
Weakness of the Back and Limbs, Paius in the
Back and Head, Dimness of Sight, Loss of Mus
cular Vower, Palpitation ot the Heart, Pyspepsy
Nervous Irritability. Derangement oi Wgcsuvo
Functions, General Debility, Symptoms of Con
s'.iiiii'tion. iMc.
Mlntai.lv The fearful effects on tho mind
arc much to bo dreaded Loss of Memory, Con
fusion of Ideas, Depression ot Spirits, fcvn
Forebodings. Aversion to Society, Selt'-Distrust
I.nvoof Solitude. Timidity, &.; are soino of Hie
evils I'roiluced.
Tnut sands of liersons of all ages can now
luilee what U the cause ol their declining health
losing their vigor, becoming, weak, pale, uervous
and emaciated, having u singular appearance
about the eyes, cough and symptoms o! coLsuuip
tiou.
YOUNG MEN
Who have Injured themselves by a certain prac
tice indulged in when ulone, ii habit ireoiiently
learned from evil companions, or ut school, the
effects of which mo nightly felt, even when
asleep, nnd if not cured, renders marriage iinpos
bible, and destroys botli miiiJ and body, should
apply immediately.
W but a pity mat a young iiiiin.uic imieui m
country, llie darling oi ins puicius, biiouiu oe
snatcliei', from nil prospects and enjoyments of
life, by the consequence of deviating from the
path of nature ana indulging in a cerium secret
habit, buih persons mi st, before contemplating
MARRIAGE,
relied that a sound mind and body lire the most
necessury requisites to promote eouiiuUl il happi
ness. Indeed without these, the journey through
life becomes u weary pilgrimage j the prospect
hourly darkens to tho view i the mind becomes
shaduwe I with despair uud tilled with the melan
choly rellcetion, that the happlu'j of aucshcr
becomes blighted Willi our own.
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
When ths misguided and Imprudent votary of
pleasure linds that he h is Imbibed the seeds of
thin painful dteease, It too often happens that an
ill-timed seue of shame, or dread of discovery,
deters him from applying to tlioso who, from
education and respectability, can alone befriend
him, b laving till the consul uimuai symptoms ui
this horrid disease iiuiku their iippe.uuiice, such
as ulcerated sore throat, diseased nose, iioetuial
palus ill tliu head uud limbs, dimness of sight,
deafness, nodes on tho shin holies and arms,
blotches ou the head, lace and extremities, pro-
?tlcft" .poetry.
THE RWUI.V.
Bt JOIIS O. WH1TT1ER.
My old Welsh neighbor over tho way
Crept slowly out In ths sun of spring,
Pushed from her ears the locks of gray,
And listened to bear tho robiu sing.
Her grandson, playing at marbles, stopped,
And cruel lu sport, as boys will bo,
Tossed a stone nt tho bird, who hopped
From bough to bough in tho apple tree.
"Nny 1" said the grandmother, "have you not
hoard
My poor bad boy 1 of tho flcry pit,
And how, drop by drop, this merciful bird
Carries the water thut quenches It t
Ho brings cool dew In his llttlo bill,
And lets It fall on the souls of bin '
You cau sec the marks on his red breast still
Ol Arcs thut scorch as ho drops it iu.
My poor Brom rhnddyn l my bresst-bnrncd bird
Singing so sweetly from limb 'to limb,
Very dear to the heart of our Lord
Is ho who pities tho lost like Ului 1"
"Anienl" I said to the beautiful myth j
"Sing, bird of God, in my tt.-art u well j
Each good though. Is deep wherewith
To cool and lessen the tires of hell.
Prayers of love like raindrops fall,
Tears of pity ore cooling dew,
And dear to the heart of our Lord are all
Who snll'er like Him in the good they do.
alc5 ltctccs.
MAXAUIXU WIFE.
Ezra Newton had just finished looking
over Ins ypnrly ncuounta. 'well,' asked
his wife, looking up, 'how do you cotno
out'
'I find,1 Baid hcrhusbuhd, 'th.tt my ex
penses dun ii'' the past .year have been
thirly-seven eeuts overa thousand dollars.'
1 es. 1 manured pretty well, didn't l r '
JJo you think it niauaaed well to exceed
your income V said tho wife.
'w lint's thirty-seven cents f' asked Mr.
Newton, lightly.
'.Not much, to bo sure, nut still some
thing. It seems to mo wo ought to havo
saved, instead of falling behind.'
Hut how can we save on this salary.
Elizabeth ? "We haven't lived extrava
gantly. Still it seems lo have taken it all
J'crhaps there is sometliiutt lnwlucli wo
might retrench, suppose you mention
some of your.items.'
'llio most inip irtant aro house rent, one
hundred and llll y dollars, and articles of
lood, live hundred dollars.'
Just half.'
'Yes, and you'll admit that we can't
retrench there, Elizabeth. I like to live
well. 1 had enough ot poor board before 1
married. No, 1 mean to live us well as I
can.'
'Still we ought to bo saving up something
against a rainy any, Jizra.'
Unit would bo something like carry in
an umbrella when tho sun shines.'
.Still it is well to have an umbrella in tho
house.'
'1 can't contradict your logic, Elizabeth,
nut rm airaid we slum t Po able to save
any thitii' this year. When I get my sala
ry raised, it will be time enough to thiuk
ot that.
'Let me make a proposition to vou ' said
Mrs. Newton. 'Vou say one-half of your
income lias been expended on nrticlea of
lood. Aro you willing lo allow mo that
sum lor that purpose V
1 ou guarantee to pay all bills out of
it i"
'Vos.'
'Then I will Shift the responsibility upon
you wttn pleasure. liut 1 can tell you bo
forehand you won't bo able to save much
out ot it.'
'lVrhapa not. At any rate I will engage
not to exceed it.'
'That's well. I shouldn't relish havin
any additional bills to pay. As 1 ntu paid
every month, I will at each payment hand
you nan tne money.'
The dillerent characters of husband and
wife may bo judged from tho conversation
which has been recorded. Mr. Newton
had but little prudence or foresight, lie
lived chielly for the present, nnd seeuuil to
fancy that whatever contingencies might
arise iu tho future, ho would somehow be
provided for. Now trust in Providence is
u proper feeling, but tliero is a good deal of
of truth in the old adage that Crod will help
thoso who will help themselves.
Mis. Newton, on tho contrary, had been
brought up in a family which was compell
ed to uc economical, aud although she was
not disposed to deny herself comforts yet
she felt that it was desirable to procure
them at a fair price.
Tliu time that this conversation took
place was ut the commencement of tho
second year of their married lite.
Tho lii'st step which Mrs. Newton took,
ou accepting the charge of tho household
expenses, wus to iustttuto tho practice of
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lier iliiiarlineul. N10 acH-'onlmgiy called
ou tuu uuteiier ana nuiuireii :
'How often have you boon in tho hahit
of prcbciiting your hills, Mr. William '1"
'Once in six mouths was the reply.
'And 1 buitoso you have Botntiiuus bad
bills f
'Yea, onc-tliird of my prollts, on an av
erage, are swept oil" by litem.'
'And you could alh'i'd, I suppose, to sell
somewhat cheaper for ready money V
'Yes, uud 1 would bo glad il all my cits
luinc ts would give me a elianco to do bo.'
'I will set Uu 111 uu example then,' said
Mrs. N'ewluii. 'Hereafter whatever urllcles
kliiill bo puivhawil of you will be paid for
oil tliu 6p.it, mm wo snail expect you to sen
us I'eiihiuiiblu us you can.'
This urfungctiiunt was kImi niado with
the others, who. it ia scarcely needful t
say Mere very glad lo euler lulo tho ar
range iinul. Heady money ia tliefiiut sun
pol l of the trade, and u cash ciixtoiuer Is
worth iwo who putclia.o on credit.
1'iiriuimUly Mrs. Newton Inula stuall
The result was bryond her anticipation.
- " . jvl, ,ft. UAllllllUlll
her bank book for ahe had regularly de
posited whatever money sho had not oc
casion to uho in one of theso institutions
she found that she had ouo hundred and
fifty dollars besides reimbursing herself for
the money the liret mouth, and having
enough to last another.
'YA i.ll Teliznliotii b.i.m ttnti l-nl
.. -. - .....v. J fkVJI. iiuiii
vour allowance V asked her husband at
this time. "I guess you havo not found it
so easy to save ns you thought for.'
1 nave saveu lometiiing, However,' saiu
his wife. 'l!ut how is it w ith vou
'That's more than I can sav. However
I have not exceeded my income, '.'.ait's one
good thing. "We have lived full as well,
aud I don't know but belter than last year,
wnen wo Bpeni nve Hundred.' -,
it's knack, JS3rft,'iud his wife gmiling.
She was not inclined to mention how
much she had saved. She wanted some
time or other to svrpriao him with it when
it would bo of sorao service.
bha may possibly have saved up twenty
five dollars ,' thought Mr. Newton, 'or sninn
such trille,' and so dismissed the matter
Irom his mind.
At tho end of tho second vcor. Itri. New
ton's savings, including the interest,
amounted to three hundred nnd fil'tv dol
lars, and bho begun to feel quito rich.
iter nusoaiid uul not tinuk to luctuiro
how she had succeeded, sunnositiii. as be
fore, that it could ho but a very small sum.
However he had a piece of good news to
communicate. His salary had been raised
from a thousand to twelve hundred dollars.
Ho added : 'As I before allowed votiona
half my income for household expenses, it
is no more than fair I should do so now.
That will pivo you a better chance to save
partot it than be tore. Indeed, 1 dou't
know how you succeeded in saving-anything
thus far.'
As before Mrs. Xewton merely said that
sho had saved something, without specify
ing tne nmount.
Her allowance was increased to six hundred-dollars,
blither expenses wero not
proportionally increased at all ; so that her
savings for third year swelled to the aggre
gate sum in the oavings bank to six hun
dred dollars.
Mr. Xewton. on the contrary, in unite of
his increased salary, was no better off at
tho end of tho third year than before. His
expenses had increased by a hundred dol
lars, though lie would havo found it dilll
cult to tell in what way his comfort or
happiness had been increasod thereby.
In spite of his carelessness in regard to
his own affairs, Miv Xewton was au ex
cellent man in regard to his business, aud
his services wcro valuablo to his employer.
They accordingly increased his salary,
from time lo time, till it reached sixteen
hundred dollars. Ho had steadily preserv
ed tho custom of assigning ouc-half to his
wife for tho same purpose as heretofore,
aud this had become such a habit that he
never thought to inquire whether shc.found
it necessary to employ the whole or not.
Thus ten yea re rolled away. During all
this time Mr. Xewton lived in tho same
lured House lor which, ho had paid an an
nual rent of one hundred and lifty dollars
latterly, however, he had becomo dissatis
tied with it. It had passed into tho hands
of a new landlord, who was not disposed
to kcej it in the repair which he considered
desirable.
About this timo a block of excellent
houses were erected by a capitalist, who
designed to sell them or let them as ho
might have an opportunity. They were
moro modern and much better arranged
than llio one m which Mr. Xewton now
lived, and ho felt a strong desire to move
in cue of them. Ho mcutioued it to his
wife one morning.
'What is tho rent, "Ezra ?' inquired she,
'Two hundred and twenty-live dollars
for the corner houso ; two hundred for
either ofthe others.'
'The corner one would be preferable, on
account ofthe side windows.'
'Yes, and they have a largo yard be
sides. I think wo must hire one of them.
I guess I'll engage one to-day ; you know
our year is out next week.'
'Pleaso wait, Ezra, to-morrow before en
gaging one.'
'For what reason ?'
I, should liko.to examine tho house.'
Soon after breakfast Mrs. Xewton called
ou Squire lleut, the owner of the new block,
and intimated her desire to bo shown the
corner house. The request he readily com
plied with ; Mrs. Xewton was quite de
lighted with all tho arrangements, aud ex
pressed her satisfaction.
'Are these hounes for salo or to let ?' sho
inquired.
F.ither,' said the owner.
'The rent is, I understand, two hundred
and twenty-live dollars.'
'Yes, I consider tlw corner houso worth
at least twenty-live dollars more than the
rest.'
'And what do you charge for tho house
to cash purchaser V asked Mrs. Xewton
with subdued eagerness.
'Pour thousand dollars cash,' was the
reply, and that is but a small advanced on
the cost.'
'Very well, I will buy It of you,' added
Mrs. Xewton, quietly.
What dull understand you to say !'
asked the 'Squire, scuicely believing his
ears.
'1 rencat that 1 will buy this house at
your price, and pay the money within u
week.'
'Then the house is yours. Hut your bus
baud said nothing of l is iuuuliuii, and iu
fact 1 did not know'
That he had money to Invest, 1 supposu
vou would say. Xeilher does ho know it,
ous arrangements of tho house that he lad
reason to bo grateful for tho prudenco of
his managing w ife.
fftietcHanfous.
The Next -st Thing.
Stratagems and practical Jokes between
members of iho same family by way of re
buke nro 'sometimes more effectual than
words, in tho parties ore good uatured, but
they are tqo dangerous agents to be safely
used. Xot many men would havo put up
with the loss of a dinner so quietly as tho
slack husband mentioned below, or stopped
to thiuk whether ho deserved it :
"Mr. Moncton," said my grandmother.
'I have no wood to burn to-day. What
shall I do 5"
'(), send Louisa round to pick up some
said my grandfather.
'Hut she has picked up all sho can find.'
'Then let her break up some old stuff.'
'Hut sho has broken up everything al
ready.' 'O, well, then, do tho next best thing I
must bo off,? said the faTtner ; and, no
doubt, wondering in his heart what tho
next best thing would turn out to be.
Xoon came, and with it came my grSnd-
latner ana ins lour hungry laborers. JSiy
Krandmother stood iu the kitchen, spinning,
on her great wheel, and singing little ditty,
Louisa sat scouring tins In tho back room,
aud the cat sat purring on tho hearth be
fore a black ana Urcless chimney, while tho
table sat iu tho middle of the room, spread
for dinner, but With empty dishes.
'Well, wife, hero weure,' said my grand
father, cheerily.
o I tee,' replied sho, placidly. 'Have
you had a pood morning in the corn-field V'
'Why, yes, so-so. Hut where is ther din
ner?' 'In the pot on tho doorstep. Won't you
see if it h dono V
Anil on the doorstep, to be sure, sat tho
great , iron pot, nicely covered, but not
looking particularly steamy. My grand
father raised the cover, and there lay all
the ingredients for a nice boiled dinner.
everything prepared in tho nicest manner,
ana tne. pot idled with the clearest waten,
and all tho vegetables nnd meat as raw aa
they had ever been. My eranufather then
stated, and my grandmother joined anoth
er roil lo the yarn upon her distaff aud be
gan another verso ot her song. -;
'Why, woman, what does this mean ?
began my grandfather, indignantly. 'This
uinner istrt cooked at oil.' .. .
Hear me 1 is it not ? asked tho good
wife iu pretended astonishment. 'Why, it
has set in the sun this lour hotm.'
'Set in the sun I'
'Yes ; you told mo to try Iho next best
thing to having a fire, and I thought set
ting my dinner in tho sun was about that.'
My grandfather stood doubtful for a mo
ment ; but finally his sense of humor over
camo his sense of injury, and ho laughed
aloud. Then pickiug up his hat, ho said ;
. 'Come, boys, we might ns well start for
tho woods. We shall have no dinner till
we've earned it, I preceive.'
'Won't you have some bread and cheese
before you go V asked my grandmother,
generous iu her victory, as women alwayo
are. And so she won the day.
uud 1 must ask you not lo tell him for the
present.' !
The next tnoruing Mrs. Xewtmi invited
her husband to tako a walk, but without
specify ili( the direct ion,
They boou stood hi liont of the house iu
which he desired lo live.
'Wouldn't you like to go in V she asked.
'Yes. It's a pily wo haven't pjl ihu
key,' with which she walked up llio Step
supply of mousy of her uwu which Listed ! u,i procucded la opeti the door,
nil llio lllsl liioiilhly IlisUllinuiil for hef I 'Wluu did yuUgi tlUu Wiyof'SquI
husbaud bvcaiiio Uuu, I bus llio was ena
bled lo cuny uul her iaU pluu fnau ihu
hviuuiuii.
AitolUvr pluu wliu h oi iuriodli) In r Is
likely lu B4VH kpulmi, Was lo liUliliUM
ui IU U.B IU Ui t!' I qiuulllUis. Mia Uud smU
4Ved unuli.h liolii llut money allowed lur
lu do ihu. l ot Humph', iiieUud ol buy
li.,i .uuar U ItW luuiiils at it Hiue, she pup
iliuBuT Utui-l, "" BuveU iii( or
bu'io W ptuJ. ' hapB. aiwuUlf
Uil lo but U11U1 i Oms iHuru uf jear.
but llu B4"to sysUM iitflita out 111 n yum
lei ulla-r au luka U UW tull w LU It Was
by u t lluaus a UUli).
'1'lu.tw wem tlW wsys lu whUb a tar.
fui Luoikt'l u Lto U Uiuit 11UM
VI.. NL.u llli UU OVUlb' - wild au
t.bici lu tuiw sUi SM aUss uu ll.o U-a
uul lo l'tl'l l
lUut V naked Ihu huob.iud.
Yi.U-nltv, when 1 bought thu house,'
said his wtlu quietly.
Mr. Nt-wluu iiascd ul Ids wife, lu pro
found Ul"tllUUIOlll.
What uu earth do you im-uu, F.IUaU ihV
Uu IlieJUUeJ.
Justwluitl Buy. Tim h-uso Is wins,
uud lul is WtiMI Is thllio. rwlhu UoUsu
is yours, t'ru.' .. .
( luro Iu llut liuiuo oriS"Jucsa did )u
laisu mow V a-Wwl br husband, lu
BIUaSe.ieu.nl Still 4 Ijrvul US 4 VI f
I b4liU'l laU u luulMaUtil tu U
tittis lur uoiLiuB,'Ba4 Mis. Nmloii, sunt-Ui-
wall boiuq diilWuiiy His. uioii BH-i-
- A dricvouM Wrong
Why is it that there is such a repug
nance on the part of parents to putting
their sons to a trade. ..At killed mechanic is
an iu debendcut man. , Go where he will,
his craft will bring hint support, lie need
ask favors of noue, ho l.nd literally his for
tune iu his own hands. Yet foolish par
ents ambitious that their sons should
"rise in tho world," as they say am
more willing that they should study for a
profession, with tho chances for even a.
moderate success heavily against them,
or t un the risk of spcudin their manhood
in the inob'.e tank of retailing dry goods,
or, of toiling at tho accountant's desk,
lll.lll jetllll I. lliKIU , IIU.H nWUll. V.IUh
them manly trength,heaHh aud independ
ence. In point of fact, tho method they
use is the one least likely to achieve the ad
vancement aimed at, "lor tho supply of
candidates for "errand boys, " dry gooda
clerk, and kindred occupations, isuotorU
ously overstocked; whily, on tho other
hanil, tho demand for really skilled
mechanics of every description is as notori
ously beyond tho supply. Tho crying .
need of this country to-day is for skilled
labor ; and that father who neglects lo
provide for his son a useful trade, aud to
see tliat he thoroughly masters it, 'docs him
a grievous wrong, and runs thu risk of
helping by so much to inerear.o tho stock
of idle and dependent, if not vicious, mem
bers of society. It is stated in tho report
ofthe 1'iisoti Association, lately issued,
that of fourteen thousand tivo hundred and
nine-six prisoners confined iu the thirty
States in 1S07, seventy-seven jiercent., or
over ten thousand of the number had never
learned a trade. The fact conveys a lesson
of profound interest to thoso w ho havo in
charge the training of boys, and girls too,
for the active duties of life. Abnn'uclurcv
and lJvu (cr.
Isror.MATKvx to SraWKits. To sol
diers entitled to a quartet section of tho
public lauds under the acts of Congress,
and desirous of locating it aud tiyiug
their fortunes lu the West, tho txptiienco
of a pioneer may bo of advantage, A dis
charged soldier who settled in Kausa
w rites lo a Western paper t ome details of
his c.TieUiv, which Will be of Interest U
thiise who wish to eligao iu fariiiitig w heio
laud is cheap. He located a hoiue.tea.l
of 100 acres iu lhekiuson couniy, w ithin
I'uUi Uell liuU s of Iho lkiusas l'ueillo rail
road - as mI land, he says, us can ou toimd
! in Kansas or iu Kentucky. His home
i sieud cusi dim eH.fsi; do has lo live ou U
five yeuia, uud ul tho expirutioii or that pen
I ud, ll ho cau prove ho Las mil l U tt.b4 Ut
liotiiil ui'iio ibau si iiioiiihs al uuu lime-,
he ciiu eel HU"l l"r it liiu ihu l.uurn
I incut, uud it IS lb. ll his to dlala uf ti l l
I thinks proper. " l" "'ly u.hiuiUgo tho
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