TIIKSUNIUIKYAMKKICAN.
I TUBLtSllED EVKIlt 8ATURDAT BT
M'L WILVERT, Proprietor,
Moore A Dlssluirer's Building, Market Squire
At I.!0 In Atlvniire.
II not paid nlllilu 6 Moiitha 92. :
SubrerijHUmt taken for (u f fain nix Month.
Cohnrctro with thisentuhllshmcnt issn oxten
sivcNEW JOB OTF1CE, containing a vurlcty of
pliiin mid rniicy type eipinl to udv establishment
n the Interior of I lie State, lor which the patron
age ol the public is respectfully solicited.
Jrofcs9lonaI.
r JI. A. NOUKII,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND COCNTT SOI.K'ITolt.
Ofllce on Front Street below Market, Siinbury,
Fi. Collections ami all legal biiBines..priiiiptiy
attended 10.
J A51i-:.i IIE.tKI), '
.. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OHlc- in llaupl' tin 1 1d i 11 if , South East Corner
of Market Square, Banbury, I'm.
Sl-ncIAI. ArTKNTUN I'AID TO COLLECTIONS.
jam fn ii. juci:vFtt,
-A.TTOUXKV AT IjAW AND
L'nitrd States Coj-uissionku. office with 8.
II. Uoyer, IC".., in Urihl's Untitling, Smiliurv.
1'a. A uir. "i3. ly.
S. ItKICK,
jL ATTOKNKV AT LAW,
ami .utinh. JUSTICE of tub PEACE.
Next Door tit Judge . Ionian's Kexldcnee, Chest
niit Street. Banbury, l'u.
Collections itnd ali leg:il mutters promptly at
tended to.
J Z3 Zm AH S NYDSR, :
ATTOHNEV AT LAW, AND
.Vl'TlXM .H'N I'K K OF THE I'E.U'E.
Conveyancing, the collections of cliilius, writint;",
nnd all kinds ol' Legal business will be attended
to carefully mid w ith despatch. G m be conult
d in the English mid lieriii.iu language. Olllce
formerly o eupie I by Sulninon Malick, Esq., op
posite Citv Hotel, S'lnbnrv,
March '-".', 11:). ly.
GA. ltOTIOItF,
Attorni'V-iit-Iiw,
ilF.OHGETOWX,
Northumberland Co., IVnnn.
Can be consnlte 1 in the English and German
language. Collections intended to In North
umberland and adjoining counties.
Also agent for the Lebanon Valley Fire Insu
rance Company. " in It 1 .
T.
II. It. KANE, Attorney at Law, SL'il-
(adjoining the olllee of W. I. liiecnouirh, Eq.,)
i ioiessionai uu-niies in this una adjoining coun
ties promptly intended to.
Sunbnry, March Hi, 172.-1-.
w. crp acker'
Attorney at Law,
Sunbury, Pa.
November '.), 1S.73. tf.
Sit. ItOYEK, Attorney and Counsellor
at Law. Rooms No. a A 8 Second Floor.
Blight's Uiilldimr, SUXBCUY, PA. Professlona
b isiness atteu nl t , in the courts of Nortlimn
nnrlan.1 and adjoininif counties. Also, in the
O rctiit an I Dhtrict Courts for the Wiwtem Dis
trict of Pennsylvania. Cliiiins promptly collect
ed. Particular attention paid to cue In Jhntk
rii'itsy. CoisaUa.ioii can be had in the Ger
man luntziiiicc. inar25,'71.
LII. HAS I"., Attorney at Law, SI'S
UURY, PA., nllice ill Slasscr'a Uuildiinr
near tin; Court Mouse. Front Room up stairs
aho'e ill-1 Druir Store. Collections made in Nor
t liuinli 'i lan I au l adjolninir counties.
Hunbiiry, Pa., June , 187.
It. CAOWAI.I. OF.lt. Market Street,
. - SCNUUKY, PA.
Healer In Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
t'Hass, Varnishes, Liquors, Tobacco, Cljrars,
Pocket Books, Dailies, Ac.
Sl. IVOEVEUTOtf, Attorney at Law.
Market Square, SU S BURY, PA. Profession
al business in this and adjoining counties proiupt
y attended to.
HII. MASHER, Attorney at Law. SCN-
Hl'RY, PA. Collect ions attended to in
the counties of Northumberland, I'lilon, Snyder,
Montour, Columbia and Lycoming. upllU-oit
OOI.OMO. MAI.II H,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Olllee at liis residence on Areli street, one square
north of the Court House, near the J.iH, SUN
BI'RY, PA. Collections an I all professional
business promptly attended to in tliis and adjoin
ing counties. Consultations can bo had in the
German language. July7-lS7:i.
W. .IEOLKK. I.. T. llOllltilAf 11.
7.IE.l.i:it A ItOIIKItACIl.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Olllee In Ilaupt's Building, lately occupied by
Judge Rockefeller and L. T. Rohrbaeh, Esq.
Collections and all professional business
pr inptly attended to In the Courts of Northum
berland ami adjoin'mi; counties.
Dee. 1ST I.
DIt. C. M. MAKTIX, Olllee in Drug
More, Clement House Block, Olllce hours:
from 11 a. in., to I p. in., and Ironi C to 0 p. m.,
a l all other hours, when not Professionally en
gaged can be IoiiiiJ nt re: id' nee, corner of Front
inU Penn street, bl'SUCIiV, PA. Particular
mention given to surgical eases. Will visit
Patients either in town or country.
1 mi
ijotcls anb cstunrants.
CH AVI'OKl IIOI'SE, Cor. Third and
J Mulberry. Business Centre, Williamson t.
Pa. m.
D. B. ELSE . CO., Proprietor.
June 2I, 1S73.
UMTF1 STATES IIOTFI., W. F.
Kirt:ilE, Proprietor. Opposite the lle
4 Sll AMOKIX, PA. Every attention given to
'ravellers. ami the best ueeoiiimodatioiis given.
A nH fi, lS7o.lf
-VTT-lSlllM.TOX IIOI'NE, C. NEFF
V Proprietor, Corner of Market A Second
"Streets, opposite the Court House, Sunbury,
fa. .May.:, "
AI.I.F.ilIEV IIOI'SE, A. BEClT,
Propria .a, Nos.Sl'J and 814 Market Street,
above eight Ii, PHILADELPHIA. Terms, i
per day. He respectfully solicits your patron
age. J a lib' i J.
TA'ITO'AI. HOTEL. AUGCSTC8
WALD, JVoprietor, Georgetown Norlh'd
County, Pa., at Hie atatiou of the N. C. R. W.
Choiftrwhics and cigars at the bar.
; 1 he able Is supplied with the best the market
vfcfo ''ords Gisid fabling aud uttentive ostlers.
X T I 'MM EIN hESTAIKAVr,
X X. LOL'iSUCMMEL, Proprietor.
. Commerce Si., bllAMOKIN, PENN'A.
Having just relltted the almve Saloon for the
raioino.intlou of the public, is no prepared to
serve '.lWfiiends with lb; best lufreslimeiui, and
fresh Lager tfjcr, Ale, Porter, and all other mult
qliors.
itsincss inriis.
W . S. tlllOAUS. 1. I'ACKKK I1A1S
WN. UIIOADN A CO., !
HUT All. DKiLtKa or 1
ANTIlltAjL'lTE COAL, BCXBUJtV, PENN'A.
OrFicE witu Haas, Kauelt & Co.,
Orders left ul Bous'olt V Bra's., olllee Market
' tract, will receive prompt attention. Country
u-loiu resimetfule solicited. ' ..
ftp 4,.4b?l.f-4r: . .,v .-. .
1 ANTHBACITE COAL!
VAI.ENViNE ItlETZ. Wboleeale aud
Ketuil dealer n ever; variety of
(. . ASl'liJAACiTK COAL UffER WHAKF.
-fcUNBUlU, ricxs'x.
All kinds of Grain taken iu exchange for Coal.
Ordvrs solicited and lllled promptly. Orders left
t s). F. h'evlu'e Coiifuiiooeri -Bture, ou Third
lieel, win ueicve pro upt utleuttoii, and Ulouer
tecelptedfor, the uoiu us at lUu olllcs
SUN.BUET
12tatlltiel In ISIO.
I'BK K 91 SO IN ADVANCE. )
IIENTISTItY.
GEOUOE M. IlENN,
In Simpimn'8 Muildiny, Market Squnre,
ScsnfRY, Pa.,
1 prepared to do all kinds of work pertaining
to Dentistry. Ho keeps constantly on hand
a lurjre assortment of Teeth, and other Dental
material, from which lie will be able to select,
mid mce me wants of his customers.
All worn warranted to give satisfaction, or else
the money refunded.
The very best Mouth Wash nnd Tooth-Powders
kept on hand.
His references are the numerous patrons fur
whom he has worked for the last twelve years.
Siiubiiry, April Ml, Wi. -
COAL! CO AIj! COAM OHAVrimos.,
Shippers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
WHITE AND RED ASH COAL, Sl'NuTUY, V..
(I.OWEK WIIAHF..)
Orders will receive prompt iitlentlnn.
XEW COAlTvAItO.
r'MlE undersigned having connected the Coal
JL business with his extensive FLOCK A; GRAIN
trade, is prepareil to supply faiiiiiies with the
vf.isv ui:ntof ( ti
ciii:ai run canii.
ii'i. Stove and Nut, cimstnntly on hand. Grain
taken in exehungo forConl.
.1. M. CADWALLADEH.
Sunbury, Jan. 15, lbTo. if.
v?
1,H0 iX IFTN.
A Grand Gilt Concert.
A (1KAND GIFT OONfT.UT
will Lo given a( Siiubmy, l'u., by Hie Indrirtnlrat
WASHINllTON 8Tf.AM K1HI'. t'OMPAX V,
Ou MOKDAV, rEWllTARY 53d, 1K74.
Tlie ohject of this entcri'rlsf Is for tb luinios" of hi'
Plll'tl.R u M e.m i'lre KiikIhp, which will 1h' uii mlvulit:if("
to all ueiMiibiii'iiifT towns tiecesitblo liy mil, from the fuet
th it It will lie uu It '"prmlPiit r.inipauv. Anit s we
have nser tuileil to d -eh iie our ibry v livu e illrd n -ou,
we cs rtuiuly .,. i abl to nrpomi lisu more (jooil
with the uiit of a si e oner. Taerp i no Icks tV.an nii.e eei,
luie out riu ,11 towas wilhiii thirty miles of Muutmiv,
nil ,,f wuieii e.ia lip reaeiied by ruiltwl, tuns uff.n iIi.Ik
thH li.cili y in iiss'siii.g uny ni tlios" 1 ices in l.'ss tliuii
nil Hour's lime ; while ul the sume time our towu will not
be uniuiveci I. Dm-iiinji-c l,, ing H 1 md iblu one, we
rel o jetlili nt lh.it all the tiek"i will lie ri.sj imed oi by
tile timi ulsive uanietl fop druwiiiK.
Til F, FOLLOWING IH A J. 1ST 1V ttli'TM:
OVi: ORANO GIFT OF $l,nl
' " " " MINI
" ' . .. umi
' ,"pHI
aH.
2tKl
no
l,ox
1,1 Hh
1,IMK
l.UfO
l.tHHj
lriW
" Gift el
I .
10 (llfln oi .VI.IKI. . .. . .
4UOillsol' 2.'.IHI
100 (linn of lO.IHI
2llUUillsof 6.110
6llUifisul' '2.IK1
IMW Gii'lB ol 1.00
1,S.'7 Tof..i 0"
T iiH cutpririe 1r no inrtividuul Hj Pcu!a-!o , n
ho.n Una itutt lurtiiiuif J nt up ut t ImluiiH j. ic
Tu. iiitKltr ol' a riuv!trsuiul tiefcot will r'cniv uh J ti T ii
CASH.
T leit will 'Ji(.4HrO TUtflH of Aitniisniou to IhU Con
cert, ut fl.00 e;.ili, ami at tlie time hlxiVf tat-d ine
$ i,X'U in CASH iHi.B will 1 ilintribu.ed.
!LN 0 ' PISTKIBlJTiOlN.
Twenty tlioiiHiiid iiuinbt iK, reiinut atinp and ivrrrtsV
IHMiiiitf wim iiiuiw on rbe retvipiM iMmifd, will he lp'
111 o if wiiwl uisxi (Mnlri cui'ltii-fd with t' u.uuepi of hv
l'rt-'iuiUiuN in Kfjlt-d UixeH will ! i-Uci'd iu uno.lifi.
Fntiii tuett' WiifclM, u nmultfr nd one ol th i!ihv in 111
hI inscrilrfd nrdri will ho ti;keu Hiiuult jiiiwuHly. Tut
uuuiIkt m dntvru fn'.i tlie mif wIm I wnMirm the 1 1
iiiluin dKOHttil by tlie nard tttkui t im ft.nm titue
tvom tue uiut'i-, Tai( o-tniliiu will iierforniptl y a
bliutl I'frsoti, Hisd t'omiiiiifd iiulil Ki'itwh Hnudrtd
ami Kiuy-Hevru l'rt iniumH jtp fLmiiM,d. It in evidt-nt
that hy thin pniovt, fraud or iuvortinin will Ik iii-vonR.-le.
Kvery iejKui inldinj niu kd will U- rn:i.ld U
adm KHimi into ili Coihvi.
All (iiiiAlVtid iu 'Art;i without difcount.
M iiiev cu i (k wut lor Tioketi in it vit;-red letttMH, oj
Pont i)Jtl(v Moiit-y OrdiTK, or tiy Kxprs ,a our rit-lr. I
Ueir ni, Ticki'iK will lie wnt by Exitr'-rif, i'. . I.
Tae iollowi"K t-in lfiiitn n.,f kindly cuUKrutcJ tt
ft uu TriipiN't-H lor tiie ulK'e tiiit 4'oin:-t :
8. T. Uolvi i-.ou, lti., lUiwior J. H. a:nl H. K. ;
Geo. Hill. AitoriH at hiw; Hon, V. I Iiw.ri, rx-tiu'iMtM-r
oi ' CouifiTfi!-; Win. I. ( irrtruouh, iq,, IMitv
tor Firtt Naiioii d 11 t.ib tt Suiibury; -loiui H.t..N, li-') ,
ditto; Iru l. I .e n-utt LUtriiKTiiiin ; wtu. I. ur.iu .
Co:l M'.cuiiut, Suiilmiy,
lat iiiMivc ii.iiiictl tri'iit li'int n n iiiKumiiKKtt ant
liiinorul'li' lurii, wauviouM noi h'ud ilipir iiuin-t aiit
give thfir aBfiniaiJoe to any uuworiiiy obj.ot.
HM 1 M. m.MU.H It,
UVM. M. HLNN,
W M. H. MH.I.tit,
m-;vi sKAKiioir.,
lJiu m. khimikIs,
committee
All cninuiiinloitJoii phf-crfully a;ihW'rtd. AddrNKt
iu all c .vt'H,
IMUMP M. HHINIil'.I..
N. 8. I'.n o lit, t'oiii'UdiuK Sft.n t.iry
Trt'.iBurpr of rnudc.
WINTER
Millinery.
MtHKHT ST., SEAR TIIF.
SIMILHT, 1'A.,
PITY IIOTK1.,
now open, all the novelties of the season in
KIHHOSt. VELVETS, BILKS, FI.0WKKS,
FEATHERS, ETC..
triuinied aud u oi i in tncj
IIA'IN AM) I OVKTS.
Notions in every variety, call and examine the
tine assortment and learn the low prices. Also.
DrosNiiialiliig
of the latest nnd mos fashionable styles.
MISS AMELIA HANCOCK,
Hnnbury, Pa., Oct. 17, 171!.
E1Y faiODS, MINTF.lt NT V I.F.N
of every description and variety such as
lrNtt aOOllH
compi iriug all Hie noVellW'S ill fabric and shade.
Woolen UooiIh, I'uiti' 4itolM.
Full Assortment of .Notions,
which are being sold ut the lowest Cash Prices.
Also, (iitocEiiiE and Piiovisions,
pure and fresh.
OlEENSWAUK. (iLASSWAHE, AND WOOL
and Willow Wake,
Nicest Brands of Flour constantly on lmnd
A very lurge
ASSORTMENT OF WALL PA 1 Ell,
both glazed and common, always on band.
BOOTS AND SHOES
from the celebrated hand made Boot und Shot
Mu nil factory of Watsontown, for
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
HEADY-MA l)E CLOTUIXO,
ofull sizes and of the lutest styles.
F L O U K .
A constant supply of western white wheat floui
a speciality.
The public are invited to ( all und examine out
Goods tree of charge. Our imitlo is "Quick
Sales and Small Prolits," and to please all.
. The highest prices will be paid for all kiuds ol
country uroduce.
K siriet attention to business and keeping ul
ail times the most complete stock, und selling at
theAiiwest prices, we tioie to merit a f .ill share o
patro.ago.
RF.ED BROTHER BEASHOLTZ.
' Sunbur,, Dec. 8, 187ii.
1307. RIGHTER&GASKILL, 1307.
American ani French WMoi Glass,
Crystal Sheet, Roufb Plata, Colored, .Eoameitu
aud OrnamrTital (llni,
19Q Market Bt v, Philadelphia.
'
Jauuar; , ;87S. If. -
SUNUURY,
1IAI.TI.1IOICE LOCK HOSPITAL
JR. JOHNSTON,
Physician of this celebrated Institution, hr
discovered the most certain, spe-dy. pleai-aul and
pll'ectiial remedy In the wnild for nil
DISEASES OF IMIKU 'FNCE.
WcnkncRs of the Rack or Limbs, Strictures,
Affections of Kidneys and Bladder, Invilun.
tiry Discharges, Impotency, (leneral Debili
ty, Nervousness," Drspcpsy, Lanitnor, Low
Spirits, Conliion of Ideas, . Palpitation of
the Heart. T'mldity, Trcmbllnits, liininess
of Plirht or Giddiness, Disease of the Head,
Throat, Nose or Skin, AfT-dlons of Liver. Lunirs,
Stomach or Bowels thec terrible Disorders
nrlslne from the Solttury Habits of Youth those
secret and solitary practices nioro fatal to their
victims than the song of Svrens to the Mariners
of Ulysses, bliglitimf their most brilliant hopes
of anticipations, rendcriuir inurrlan", Im.jos
eible. 1OUN0 MEN
especially, who have become the victims of Soli
tary Vice, that dreadful nnd destructive liabll
which annually sweeps to on iintimelv eruve
thousands of yountr men of the most exalted
talents nnd brilliant intellect, who mlirht other
wise have entranced listening Senates with tlie
thunders of eloquence or waked to ecstacy the
ll'tug tjre, mni uull n lit full mi imviirc
.MA it A E
Married Persons or Young Men contemplating
inurritiirc, aware of Physical Weakness, (Loss
of Piocreative Power Iinpoteiiry), Nervous Ex
eitabiiliy, Palpitation, Organic Weakness, Ner
vous Debility, or any other DlSiiitulltlcalion,
speedily relieved.
lie who places hlm-u'lf under the care of Dr. J.
may religiously coullde iu his houor as a gentle
niaii, and conlideutly rely unon Ids skill as a Pliv.
slcinii.
OMtiANIC WEAKNESS.
Impotency. Loss of Power, immediately Cured
and full Viiror Restored.
This Distressing Affection w hi 'h renders Llle
iiiisernbleainl marriage impossible Is the penalty
paid by tlie victims of improper indulgences.
Young persons ure too apt to commit excesses
from not beingaware of tlicdre nlfnl conseqen -es
that may ensue. Now, who that undcrstun Is
the subject will pretend to deny that the power
of procreation is lost sooner by "those fullitig Into
impiuper habits than by the prudent I Uesid.'s
being deprived tlie pleasures of lien tliyoffsprl nr,
(he most serlo is and destructive syinpto ns to b ith
body and mind arise. The system become i de
ranged, the Physical and Mental Fund ms
Weakened, Loss of Procreative Pov er, N i. vons
Irritability, I'yspepsia, Palpitation of .(cart,
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, a Wasting
ol the Frame, Cou-b, Consu.nptioii, Ueeav ami
Death.
A CURE tVrt"'TFD IN TWO DAYS.
Persons ruined in health by unlearned iiretep.
b is who keiD them trim "" alter month,
Hiking poisouous and injurious compoun Is.
-IhjuIU upply iminediutely.
Li.. ,li.SrO.N,
Member of the lioyal College or Surgeons, Lou
don, Grndmrted from one of the most eminent
Colleges in the Un ted States, and the greater
part of whose Ife has been spent ""V' '.V'
lf. , , . . , ....,..ieipufa aud cbewlie e,
lias etlected some of the most astonishing cur. s
hut were ever known i iiiiiny troubled with ring
ing in the head and eir. wluoi asleep, great
nervousness, being alarmed nt sudden eoauds.
bashliilness, with frequent blusbiug. ',''""'
"iiinetiiiieB w ith derangement of p"i"wtcll'tl1
Ininiediiitelv. ' . ..,,,,,.
iAhF 1ART1CULAR NOTICE.
Dr. J. iiilnicstes all those who have injiimt
ibuinteives by improper indulgence und solitary
habits, whicli ruin both body aud mind, untitling
tliem for cither business study, society or mar
riage. 'I iiik are some of the sad and melancholy
(fleets produced by early hnldts of youth, vi. :
Weakness of the Uack unit Limbs, Patns in tno
Hack in. d Head, Dullness of biht, Loss of .Mus
cular Power, Palpitation of the lieurt, uy.pcpsy,
Nervous lriitubiiity, Deraugemeut of Digestive
Functions, deticrul Debility, Symptoms of Con
sum lion, &e.
Mentally The fearful elletis on the mind
are much to be dreadeiU Loss of Memory, Con
fusion of Ideas, Depression of Spirits, Evil
Forebodings, Atersioii to Society, Self-Distrust,
. ove of Solitude, Timidity, Ac., art some of tlie
evilsp dueed
iuoisasiih of perMiiis ofull aires can now
judge what is the cuusctd' their declining health,
losing their vigor, liecomlng, weak, pale, nervous
.nil emaciated, having a singular appearance
iboul the eyes, coiijiliaud syniptouis ot consump
tion. YOUNC. MEN
Who have injured themselves by u certain prac
tice indulged iu when aloue, a hubil frequently
learned from evil companions, or ut school, the
elicits of which ure nightly felt, even when
asleep, and II not cured, renders marrluge iiupos
il'le, and destroys but Ii mind and body, should
iiimlv liiiiuedlateiv.
What a pity that a young iiiun.the liopeof his
country, the darling of his parents, should be
snatched from all iirot-uects aud enjoyments ol
life, by the consequence of deviating from the
putiiot nature and Indulging Iu a certain secret
habit. Such persons mi st neiorc coiiieuipiaiiii;.:
iAKIUAiiE.
red i el that a sound mind and body are the most
iiicestai v riuuisltes to iiromote connubial happi
ness. Indeed without these, the Journey through
life becomes u weary pilgrimage the prospect
I'ourlv darkens to the view; the miud becomes
hadowed with despu.r and liileil Willi the meiaiv
holy reueetiou, Unit tlie bappiiu.? ol uuoiuei
b, collies blUjiited with ourown.
CERTAIN IHSEASK.
When the misguided aud iiiiprndent votary of
nleusure tinds that he has Imbibed the see Is of
i bis painful disease, it too often I appens that an
ill-tiuied seuse of shame, or dread f discovery,
Icier uiiu lioiu applying to those wh.t, from
education und restttablllty, cau uione befriend
him. ilehivinir till the eoustilutioiiul symptoms ot
this horrid disease make their appearance, such
s ulcerutcd sore throat, diseased nose, uocturul
pains in the head aud limbs, dirauess of sight,
leufness. nodes ou the shin bones aud uriiis,
nlolehes ou the head, fate and extre uilies, pro
gressing with frightful rapidity, sill at last the
palate of the mouth or the boiiea of the nose fall
in, und the victim of this awful disease becomes
a horrid obicct of commiseration, till death puis
n Period to his dreadful sunering, by sending
him to " thai Undiscovered Country fro.u wiieuee
no traveller returns.'
It is a meluucholy fuet that thousands DIE
t'ictiins to this terrible disease, through fulling
into the hands of Ignorant or unsklllf II PRE
TENDERS, who, by the use of that dea lly Poi
son, Mercury, kc, distroy the coustilut mi, and
Incupuble of curiug, keep the unhappy sullerer
hoi. tb utter moiilu taking men noxious or Ml
iiirioua compounds, and instead of being restored
ui u renewal of Life Vigor and llnppiness, in dee
pair leave him with ruined Health to sili over
his gulling disappoint mem.
'I n such, therefore. Dr. JOHNSTON oledge him
self 10 preserve the most Invlolab e Secrecy, uira
1 1 uin ui. extensive piaciiee sua novum mo. in
ibo greul Hospitals of Europe, und the first iu
ibis country, viz: Eugluud, Fruuce, PhiludulihU
md elsewhere, is enabled to oiler the most cer
tain, speedy und clfeeluul ruined)' iu lue world
for all discuses of Imprudence.
UU. juil.vSTON.
OFFiL'E, NO. 7. 6. FREDERICK STREET.
Caltimoh M. D.
Left band side going from Uultiiuorestre -t, a low
loors from the corner. Fail not to unserve uame
und uuuiber.
No letters received unless p istpald aud
containing a stamp to be nsed on the reply. Per
sons writiug should slule ae, and seul u poniou
of udviitisellieill aeeulJiii(j syiuplo us.
There ure so uiuuy Pultry, D'.slgniug uud
Worthless luipnslers advertising themselves aa
Pbysician. tntllug with und ruiulu l be l.ealtu
of all who uuforluuulely full luto their power,
that Dr. Jobu.luu ueeius ii uecessury to suy
peeiuuy iu iuud uuaeuuiuiuu wuu uu reo.iiu
llou luui in. vicueuviai. ur uipunuus uiway.
bang iu hi. olllce.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PREBtl.
The many thousands cured at this Eslublish
mcul, year alter year, und the uuiuerou im
portuul buigleal 0,iult i.i. performtul by Dr.
Jobublou, wiluessed by lb represent il.vc of the
press aud mauy other pap srs, uot cot of wlacb
uave appeared uualu aud agvnbofoie the puohe,
. cs det ma stand ug as a ifoutluiuuu of lurueler
una fotiHtuslbilliy, Is uiUcieuiKUArauteetoiba
all tctod. fcb n diMMee. spuwl.W cmr4.
JiurvU I, ims-lj i
PA.. FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 2.-1874.
iOI.I n. I.OVE.
' Yon will not wish inu joy, then, Cousin
ChllllJl! 1"
'I will nut wish yon linrm, Alino: nn,
limy y ui lo linpjiy. n Imppy hh I will
lie iiiisefiihli) hikI so s tyiiiu tliu spetiker
walked littstily from tins rnoin.
Clatiilu Mniiklnti mni Aline Di'liipluiii
Were cousins, uiul iVnm ciil licfit cliililliiinil,
'dm wmlil Hiiiil.' tvero lovum ; but be that
i its it niny, w lu n llic iiuiiilcii reached tin-
ngo of t'lgliU'im mid tin; youtli liad p.issnl
Ills twcnlv-wciiiiii ycur. iin tcul word bail
liecn spiiki ti liclwccu lliciii to hind cni li
otlicr in an ftigaat'iiit'iit ; n i'lmi8 ihcv be
lieved wonls a ml lien unnecessary when
etlch felt that tlicy possessed
' rt.n souls but a single iho'l'll'.t,
Two hearts thai beat as one,"
At seventeen Claude went to West point
us cadet, and Aline iviimiiied at lioinu uu
ilcf tliu euro of n y.iveniiss ; and sudlv did
ebo hush her cousin, for. being hii orphan,
be. bud always lived with Ins undo and
aunt, who really looked u;iun him more ns
fl sou than it nephew.
And thus the yonis pa shc.il, Claudu win
ning tlm gold opinions lor himself at tliu
Aoadi inv li'iiiu nlUi'i rs and coiurudcs, lor
tie was daring, dashing, hands nm; lellmv.
generous to a fault ; wliilu Aline, havitm
returned from u lioardiug-Helionl. where she
had Hpcul two teriiis. enUiiil society, and
sunn became the, reigning hellu in her u i
live lown, and justly so, for she was very
beautiful, in character as well as person.
Hula cloud Irll tip ui Allue, tor her la
ther, having lost heavily in speculations,
could scarcely keep his liead nbnvu water'
so to speak, and 'catuhinj at a straw,' us
would a drowning in in to save him iVnm
ruin, listened luvorahly Ho pr-ipnsai of a
foreigner, a Mexican otli .-cr of the. liegaiion
l.ialliiiv him the privilege oi' oll'ei'iti hini
self to Aline.
Now. Don Altar Lope, was the possessor
ol great wealth in his native laud, and lie
sides standing high in tlmariuv, was a cou
sin to Niuta Anna, and those; virtues in
Mr. Delaphin's eyes decided hitn at once
in accepting the suit of the voting Mexican.
allhotljli he did ' '
i relict at tliu til 1 11 he felt It Would
iiring upon Aline nnd Claude.
To his daughter Mr. Dcluphiu made a
clean breast of it, telling her frankly that
her marriage with the MoxicKti wits ud thai
would save him from ruin, while he hinted
IW'Pb'W" ' tjJ . Ita.l ... ii .piii.iit.,1
suit against him.
Aline turned as whitens marble vii con
trolling herself by a " -' s;llJ luiei
ly. .. .......
CiAiner, l win marry inu Attar.'
Claude Munition gradualed at the head
riiis class, and wild a heart hounding with
iv set forth to visit his bovlio d's homo
.n I make known to his uncle and limit and
Aline his good fortune.
I poii his arrival Mr. stud Mrs. D;l i plant
were absent, and in rliu arkjr he found
Aline and Dot) AW Lopez.
His cousin greeted him wartnlv, and pre
sented the D ui. who, after a few pleasant
words, arose and retired, for the Mexican
was decidedly a gentleman, possessing
many noble qualities.
Then, ttcteruiin-il in make me. nest oi it.
Aline told Claude of Iter enjajjeuletit. and
isked if he cmild not wish her joy.
But without a word he left her. crushed
by Ute blow mat had fallen upon him, and
the days, weeks, in itillis, tlew by, mi l no
news as to his whereabouts wits known.
Upon the burning plains ot M sico. in
I he early pait ol the war between thai
cotiniry aim me t. niie.i suites, a muiuii
army, sliellereil try me slurry cinmeiu oi
America, was drawn up in line oi name,
aud facing a (nrco of the. enemy far superior
to il iu numbers.
The gallntid Quitman sut upon his horse
"iziiu through nis glass upon a slrotioly
f.irtiliud hill, where the eneiuv had seemed
it most tormiilahle position.
'That bill must l e stormed and taken.
Colonel, ere we can make thu llank move
ment il is a 'forlorn hope.' Who will lead
it V" nnd as he spoke the (ieneral looked
aiouud him upon his officers.
If my general will trust 11 command to
me, I will make the attempt,' said u youiiu
oiliccr, riding from the line aud making
the military salute.
QuiUiiuu gazed into the p:tle but deter
mined, apparently reckless, face, und with
admiration in his tones asked :
' Vour name, sil '("
'Claude M uikl-ui, sir. I was captain in
the Texan army under Houston, but was
promoted und oruered hither,' answered
llle young man, modestly.
I have heard of you. M ijor Milukton.
Xcli'it vour men. and !o. d ilie charge.'
A bright light da3hed over the lace of
Claude us he heard tlie words, but, bowing;
his thanks, he rode away to execute the or
der. Half nn hour more a small hut daring
band ol horseman were dashing on at full
iced toward the fortress, led 011 by Claude
M illkloll WHO Upon leaving mil- picacucc 01
Aline, when he learned of hur engagement.
hud n'Hio to Texas and olfereii his services
to the brave old Houston.
On llicv rode like the wind, recklessly
cliargiug Into t ie iiws of dentil ; and
tiioiiiii: iiniuv lell hem alh the iron bail
turtied upon tliem, it did not dieck their
madcireer.
The ee of their army was upon tliem.
and over the l liin they tlew, utuil thesiecp
bate of the
te hill was reached, and than rain;
out the ord.-r of their youtijt lender :
Disiiiouut nieu and billow me.'
Willi ti yeil the squulrou obeyed : nnd
with a dug in one bund and his swoid in
the other, Claude led the way up the sleep
asienl, over the rocks into the 1 or tress.
Ash ut hand to baud encounter, aud a
cry for qu ir-ers was heard, uud then down
came I; e col us of Mexico, au.f iu their
nlaee went up thu Stars uud Stri ties.
One loud cheer went up from the Ame
rican lines when they discovered that the
"red lield was won."
Tlie commanding oftlcer desi re to t
you. sir,' s ud a soldier, touchii ig Claude
on thu arm, when he hud liinsh ed fasten
ing the halyards on the it ig.
' ,lndeedvl heard he ivas slain.'
N 1, sir, but dangerously wou ded.' nnd
the soldier led the way to whe re a lurge
tent slo k1. uud entering, Claud u saw an
oillcor clad iu 11 c ilmi-d's uuif.triii. lying up-
r , , . I ,i " ,i
cauiii cot. while Ins ha ml w us pressed
( oil tl
ii,u.n Iii. .i,lu IVniii uilii.iioi khIIh .1 n utivaiu
upou.his side Iroin wluuie wclleu aslieaiu
,.i.l.11Ml
. i . , i . i. j .. .. i.i. .a...
1 liu win imeu inn. eu p
tor entered : the eves ot the I wo met; a
start, a mutual recognition, and Don Altar
Bill! II. I .ll.t'W'.l lil."lllll'll, llll'l '..
L me nnd Claudu M mUion, tl le rivals
love, were fu. o to lUco
a u F .M Vt . .,1 ll.,i A
ricuu bowed h lUghlilyr ' '
'I did; hut I knew not t'-ii. you, S
our Wnulttou, lUat led -a.llau ' cli
AMERICAN
nR iiiiBt, me it won splendid ; hut be seated
more by my side, mid hvnr no ill will
.'iiinsi, me, for sen you nm I nm dvin y
Hold ! iunr mn' through, for. in justice to
ni8 lf iu jusiicv to lu-r 1 must spenk.
and quickly, for murk you not how SAiltly
til v hie ebbs from me '
The Mexican groaned, mid Claude, bun
lulling unkind remembrances, thought only
of the present -a fellow soldier dying iii
the defence of hi land, so sitting down be
side Ii tin. he took hold of thcsulicrino hand
and said : ;
'.Seiinr. is there nnv service I can do von
in .yr.nr dying hour r' Speak, and I will
pledge myself to do it."
There is ; when I married Aline tiny,
hear mu through I knew not that she
loved another ; that she became my wife (o
save her father fi i ruin, lis he upon his
dying bed coulessed to me. for he is dead.
I know not the truth, or I would not
have taken her from you. to whom in love
she was true, though iu duly she ucled for
the welfare of her parent. '
Ted her that I appreciate all she has
been to i uu ; for really bus sue acted as a
will', though 1 hold tint her love it is
J ours.
.Seek her out ; for when I ennui here to
serve my country in her trouble. Al'ne re
mained at my request, with her moMier at
the old hniiiesli'od.'
Tell her you saw mo die. die on tlio lield
and lighting for my llag. Tell her in my
dying h uir 1 U essid her, and give, her
baud to yon. for her love you already have,
and when I am dead let nie die where I
have fallen ; let me till a soldier's grave;
and dike from me my wiilclinud chain and
this miniature, ami bear l hem buck to her
my sword I give to you, but use it mil
against my countrymen. Comrado, Adios.'
As quietly as though going to sicep.
wiihoui tine word of regret, one word of
anguish, Don Altar Iipez. Ihe noble Mex
ican and gabant soldier, s ink l i his eter
nal rest, still clasping the hand of the
man I mm whom gold had stolen the bright
lovi'-dream of1 his life.
The Mexican war was nt nn end. anil in
honor Colonel Claudu M uikt'ln relumed
once more lolhe home of his youth, lo liud
Aline tnoie bvnulil'ul still "in her dark
mourning: weeds, for a blighted love had
put llieu ami o,,.m., t,L. loveliness of her
Iiibi,
Warmly she greeted the denr companion
of her childhood, the lover cousin whom
she had mourned as dead, until she. saw
his name, mentioned with honor iii'.Mex
pers nan daring and gal:i"to the story of
Don Al.'." - 11,11 txnutititl ey.-s were
I, -y' with liars, for she admired and re
spected her husband, though she had not
loved him.
Aim-, yon know till. I bad believed
you untrue, tickle, willful, and now I crave,
forgiveness and ask you to become my
wife.'
"O. Cliiude. Claude, now do the clouds of
my life drill away.'
Thus though jjiild conquered for uwhilt
lovo triumphed.
jHistcllaiKOUs.
Keeping up Apirar:iiiff.
Aristocratic pauperism is quite a popu
lar element ill all large cities. 11 spreads
out iu in-'St surpriMUg manner and has the
liaoil 01 010114 i:i'iiiaui"un. t
l spreads
generally
ii.nt.ttlii'
tinoi: one, like consumption, nnd
stays by linlil aiiuihiliauou comes to the
rescue. Vou meet with aristocratic pau
pers daily, aud don't know il. The penni
less fops, and needy aristocrats, and in
digent fashionables are somewhat numer
ous. These admiringly two-faced indi
viduals uiiike life one continued st ruggle.
They are one thing, and apparently
another.
Tride and vanity are indulged in at the
cost ol truth, honesty and principle
I Every iota "f manhood and womanhood is
sacrificed for elegant surroundings and
su.niiiu. in liv.lig and all this home, spied-
dor wears such a midly mien that lookers
on never suspect that it's only -jloss and
show, '11 sort of fcilver plaled nrrauge-
menu lime belvays tlie will guarded tu- tW(.,ny.ive years of age. Willi nothing to
ere I, . Ciddcd (invert), like murder, wiU bU.,.,",., ,,. ,,iid very little prospects of gcl-
itome out, mid the penally paid lor all this ,,.in'jed. True," Mr. and myself are
sham way of living is exceedingly severe. (.Hanged, but lie is too slow, and 1 feiir will
Ciiy life is full of ca'amities ; pcriiaps then) veuiiuliy saver our ussociaiiou. If I
is nothing s'i distressing in the joys and ihoiight so, and tuw uo favorable opport
soriows of btvilless millionaires. The fie- Ul)ty of lining; better, I believe I would
gain parasites are generally men t-ellitili. t lllIt,-,-y ltiiiy as a lust teaoit. Vou must
cold, heartless, and destitute of bussiness ,,,1,,, 1L js a young niaii in some ability,
tact. They begin thu w.u Id wrongly, , j (Hmvr ited that initv Ui. and his pros
uud keep on doing the sume thing until , 1K.t.,3 ot- ,m,kii,g a living at least are pi-tly
ihcv butt against the law. ,,,.,,,1 ,.,,ni,li.i-iior Mu. a ami Ids chilu-
Now the smash-up ot tamily and ciuirue- 1 jMUIll.8H. After a lew years of coniacl with 1 sued lor a week or leu days wiliioui set
ter lakis place, uud Mr. Uespeclable is all j ljs jvinking day world. 1 ihiiiK Billy will S ting 11 new supply. Ot course, youudd H12
nlioat-11 dcsolulo woe liegon, and subsist- , t)l! B, .unjtUiii;. itnd il not his siiijinissive dis- j usual quantity ot Hour, &c, every uight,
ing at the expense of the Slate. All this i,(,siiim aiiU"iii-iiiine atlfftinii for me are I an I liual up well.
wretcheilne.K daily grows and iiounsues.
because civilir.atiou has become so high
toned, so itslhetie, and magnificently vol-
tfpiuous and wonderfully extriivageui. It
is laughable anil yet pitiable I notice the
ins and outs, the tips aud downs of ariitlo- i
crutic p.ieK-r. How fraulically they work
to keep up appearances ! 1
For example there is Mr. Exquisite.
He docs something in bank. U lieu he
lirst took his situatiou lie was quite hu 111-
iitk-L-m boy, and indulged 111 ninny hopes ..i),;AU ;illy : Jt aeiit you brother' let
of future gieatucss. Exquisite, at liitein, 1 , ,isiak,.. Mail it to him im-
scorned lolling a 110, ai iwemj-nve in. .
considered truth unworthy ot his notice, i
At fifteen Exquisite loved work. At:
iweuly-livo he absolutely adored luxun- ,
, O .s ease, ai uiiei 11 uie u..y nKu,eu up
now grandly neioiui uve uuu iun'u
lamily when lie sliou u amass a loriuue 01
of ilod,tK)J. At tweiiiy-livi' U figured up
tliat he c tuld pl iy tho gentleman quite to
hi satisfaction if he was worth 11 million.
Exquisite hud been very industrious aud
very saving, and at iw.uiy-livo be was
worih tflb-,000. Exquisite had un idea
how a gentleman should live. He was bu-
couiiuj; disgusted with boarding housecoin- 1
i'...i. uu.l mull, iiipibi. liivnrc of a "brown
sume Iroul" Inline.
Kvouisile bud studied to be m-ntccl, and
1 ..;...i u....u liu i.l 1.0 wl '.i l-.imsell into fash
tollable society, nnd so w ilhout preceiving
it he bad grown aristocratic uud looked
ll ........... .it tliin.rd witlk n vi.ritioll.
UlM'll U lil'IIHU'iii lyssssiasr ' " i i I 111
Exnuisile iiiarries, reills a largo house, and forgi tiing that he was in the presence ol , J to powder.o lbs. apples, pared uud cbop
bas it iiiagnilicently furnished; hires n : death, he oinmeueed to sum tt lively tune, j ,,vl : lbs. raisins seeded and chopped:
French cook and quite a sin ill army of ! keeping time, with his liauitiier. Suddenly i p.,. sultana raisins, washed nud picked
serianls Mrs Exquisite hkis to wear ', the corpse arose and exclaimed in a hollow ' over ; 2 lbs. currants washed uud csreluIlT
costly jewelry and I'.nisiaii made costumes; i voice; "Wlun a man is iu tho presence of jked over. 3-1 Hi citron, cut up tine, 3
1 dioui.r iiiii tii s reccitlious. illiej soriecs are
d nucr paint s, r.Lipii i s. uuu . l
IlliU !! vu 1 merowusoi muiiiiius una
,.... i.;V(ll,i.
I gOSSIplUg U'lenUS. -l couise, lliu Jj - aijui
uii.-n L-i-i-iiM iln ir Homes uuu carriages uuu
v - ------- V, -..- u ,.,,,, s,,,,,,,,,.
! It I ,.n,r rirain h. Saratoga, or NeWlioil.
. - r- .1. -. ,
in 1 Ever) b sly resiecb Lxquimb s. und mauy
I a poor uiechanio uiul s,eek lo-.kiux tlerk
inA. ' I'll V V LliU IlllUi V LUCir IV kUlu nsiu;
I ivtudd the W.Ud .mill, uud b .w l id Ex.
"'' ' " ,, , ,V. r. ?
- Iqui.ttcsif ibe knew that the family wcix
nly urutocratic paurs
w Kprlen. Vol. . .o. 40.
ll NerleN. Vol.SI.Ao.S.
For years poor Mr. Exquisite has had
Ids head tilled with ligtins. specula! ing
Sehemi'S. und pious lo get out of einlii y.zie
ini'tit and ilillieuliies ; nnd nil hi cause he
has lived liir above his income. This try
illjj to keep up iippciiruiict is one of Ihe
si ruinous (.'ishioiiah;e follies of the
Hums. There is the small salaried clerk,
who must wear fashionable eloihing ami
liuuiil ut a fashioii:i.lile bonrdiii r house
j lie pats a InsiiionnMe price tin- all he lins.
anil so lie tlrilis I lie catalogue o iii isloclatic
imupers. If Mr. Clerk rcuniins single and
lu iii l-wlfolc he sl.iiids a eliuuee of dying
without, gelling into dijht nnd deliiiiiiliiig
Tom. Dick aud Hairy. There Is too much
elegant deslilution tor poor gent letiicn lo
get inn tried. The genlit 1 poverty is alarm
ingly liishioiialile. Kveryiiudy in the city
strive lo "live in style.''
The tenement house people measure their
r'Sii clibilil y by Ihe lirst, second, third,
loiutli and liflli llooi's. 1. title Maggie, who
lives Iu the "sky parlor," .won crs if she
will ever be so rich as lo live ,ike Kale 011
the lirst Hour, and have a piano nod pretty
dresses. Maggie's parents are working
like nil possessed tu make. It genteel home
such us the liii (lour people have. And
lln se lower region teneli'.s are colli l iving
every way to keep up appearances and gel
a homo like people who lent a whole house. !
Tie. ..I Iiim.Im ..I'd... I.......I..I ;.. .. I
.... , o I., 1111: f jn in 1 1 111 in ,1 i.iiiij
city are lighting desperately to live beyond
their means, Iu the various grades ol sn
( iely titer', is nn abtindoiiee ot sham gliller
and empty givulness. And too often ve
iinhold great fratuls ; and eveii foul mtir
di rs. ns a consiMjiieiice of launching out iu
life Willi loo lolly notions of self, Hud too
high an appreciation of luxurous case.
The results of tiidyism me not wotn!rous
!y hi tii'ttcial to poor struggling humanity.
"This foreign geulccl vice appears lo find
iu Democrat ic America. - Society wears a
fascinating uli'i tin, irn sliliie, and said to
be perfectly harmless, since the beta mrmh:
bus a knack of gelling nit 1 print. It is
all innocent iimmiiseiiieul, this gossiping
about the Xn-idlu family going Lit Europe,
uud llle Filz (t. ilds' In initial silver wedding.
The iiiforiiintioii thai. Miss Silver is be
trothed to Mr. .lol.n Henry Bunker is cer
tainly important news. We I'lirn with
adiiifratioii n"- m,p. I.ucy Snob was seen
ileiving in thepaik. .Some kind IVieinl.it'
society journal informs us that Miss Nellie
(if tnt attends the church thai her f-'
a iiieiiihcr ol. oaneful element
Tody isin.i.i.j vel ils inllueiiee cannot he
i'.vi lo ('.ercisi' tiny very Insiitig good.
This desire lo be noticed is mi-' etviit cause
ol the pcoiiln trying to keep u 1 such br.l
iatit n ppi 11 1 11 net s tipuii mulling - living be
yond thnir inciune nud b coming s.avcs to
the fashionable lollies of t ic litti.s.
From the Mobt e lie:
JOM.S' VI'.
:i.-tei.
i.E'iTEU.
IS It
' A young man, whom we shall call Billy
; .Join s, could lie seen ill Ihe l'ostollici! 1 f, w
: days ago, boasting to a crowd of friends of
i ihe soul inspiring letter which he would
I soon receive 1 nun his Du'ci iea. The mail
j being distributed, Mr. .1 'U s. hurriedly 1111
' ..i l-.-.i bi ii,.v , unit lliere before him, to his
i heart's delight, was the long looked i'.t
. while Winged messenger,, hearing the well
known ini.ials ol his punctual correspon
dent. Desiring to show tlie production f
her prohlie imagination to a couple ot his
:...,..,, . ii,,,8. ,e sat down mi the
iron
; Bl..!..w.lv m ,i. I, f5t ollice and hrok
th
i ,,s'ii. His bewildered countenance
,:;m!v showed I hat something; was not ex-
1 - . ...i .
aclly rigiii. uiul. Mining 11 up. ne gave a u
one of his companions to read. The com
panion ha.-. Lindl.V furnished us with the
. Pillowing copy :
, Oct. full. 1S7:5.
"My Daklino Biioriiiiit : 1 have just
written Billy thesp oniesl It Uerever penn
ed by a silly girl to a moonstruck youth.
1 dislike lo continue corresponding with
i him while you sostreiiuously oppose it. but
; his niiiics'.tisieal auswcis to my foolish lei
! ters all'ord me so much amusement that I
i cannot give it up at present. J. write him
pages ol the most lamiliat quotations irnui
, simkespeare, and he thinks it nil oritfjnul
wll(l L1 iul lo vjuW 1I1V l(oii,ai more
j .. . .,; ,.aiv Vou uiusi remouiOer Hi il 1 am
, L.,1L.udable qualities in his composition,
! v-llW i-,,,IL.r . ojye your consent to
1 k i(.V niUi UHl I am sure what
course Mr. will pursue iu relation to
;UI ellgageini ul. If y mi can spare me lifty
cents, please send It to me so 1 cm have a
ae 111 taken of me f ir Billy's wali h cnse.
Vour loving s.s.er,
Billy now went to his box again, uud re
ceived a postal card bearing the lollowing
1 livi.-f uiul i.vnbllialorv IllesSaoe :
nn-uinuiiv in and lie . will send you
J.ur6i Your sweet chuck, ."
1,V is now in a quandary iu relation to
,,u) ,.,,,,. , K, pursued by bun in the lu
tllri.
l ,
Nor to in: I'ltiiurc-.NMCD. An old
French sooi uiaker. who boas'.cd that uoth
ing could scare him. was put to the test bv
two young men. Oae of them pretended
to be dead, and thu oilier going to tho
shoemaker induced him to "sil up" with
the suwosid corpse. Tie shoemaker was
inn hurry with rune work he had prom-
ised lo have completed the next mornino.
I So he look his tools and Icalhur and b-gnu
; work beside the corpse. About twelve
- i it'i lock nt night a cup ol black cofleo
ws j
He 1
i brought him to keep him awake
I drank it nud resiuui-d work. About one
I nV lin k ihe eoM'ce having exhilarated him.
ileal l he s niu d uoisiug." -
( ' ....i,,",, d.-alt the
iiinitcr niinni in. u o....-.- j
,...,.. tt hiow on the head, cxelaliiuna
- it'll pne
llle same tune ;
Wheii a uuu is ueaii
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11 was urn iusi lime
' ill. v tried lo Scare the fcliocuukcr.
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Beau Hickniiiji n,.u 1,1,1,1,. ,i r.,i,j ,, tm
Biilliiiiore r, stiiuinnis. U'lerinined to
nine well that day or know ihe reason why.
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.,i,ii,ii iiiLo wo, o resin ti r:i 11 1. a no uvifi.il
lor the pi)iprietor.
f.iir," hh ni he, "I want the best dinner
yon can give inc."
"All light, sir," said M r. fiuy ; "walk
in 1'vrc." showing him imn a ,'.(, i t it
private room.
Tlie Beau ut and drunk of the Inst, mid,
jusl al'li-r lie had lluishcd his cup of cute
iioir. mid had lit his bulimia, a servant
etili red w ith a lolded paper on 11 silver
waiter, which he gravely handed lit the
Ueuti.
"What is this V' inquired the lletu.
"De bill, sab." said the waiter.
"Bill. . I don't waul, any bill. Ask tho
proprietor in come here."
Tue proprietor appeared, bowing nnd
smiling : he hoped there was nothing
wrong, und that his guest had liked his
dinner
"1 liked the dinner well enough, arid the
wine." said Beau. but I want lo know
what this means."
That's the bill, sir," said tltc proprietor.
"Well. I never pay any bills.. I mil
Beau Iliehiuu'l. I 1I011T nav ninbodv.
1 U-rsitl.-s vou h ive 110
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lit to charge mu lor
this dinner. I asked you for the Dust din-
ner you could give me."
"Well, lleiiu, you hiive. wiung in on Hie
and got the belter of mu fairly. Now I'll
not only forgive you for this trick, but. I'll
give you i?J.i if you will play this trick on v
the St, Clair. 011 ihe ol her side of the way."
. The next dav the Beau fired sumptuous
ly nt the st. Clair, and the scene wasreeu
acted. The bill was presented, and tho
proprietor wound up with, "Beau. I'll
give von .of) if you will play this off ou
tidy.'"
"My dear sir," said Beiiu, "why didn't -I
call here lirst. tiny lias give tno iiJt'i to
play il on you."
How tlK j IM.r.v lvd iu Jnpnn.
There is nothing thatdelines tile charac
ter ofaiiy nice belter ihan tlicir religious,
ideas and ciwt-iuis. Tiiero are two .i'iin.
Ions, so to tenn them, o--"- tloeirilles and
and of very wi '.i itloiml religion is- called
ciinloooi.oo, hut. lij Idnisiii is ever more
ine prevailing belief. Tlie Shinto is, for
example, of whom the Mikado was the
spit -itii.il head a sort of l'ope bury their
dead 111 large jars, and in 1 Sit ting i nuire.
The Buddliisis burn their dead. The lirst
worship no idols: but Ihe last have huge
images which they devotedly reverence.
In one respect, however, there is a curious
rcsi'inbleiiee. for the Shintoos, if tlit-y omit
idols, make up for this iu part by enormous
foxes of stone placed at the entrance to
tlicir ten pies, this animal having some
sacied character in their worship. A Bild
dbiS' funeral and bdlial is sol. 'inn. impres
sive, and fud of tenderness, iu spite of its
superstitious features. While heie takes
the place iil'nur black as a 111 iiii'iiing sym
bol. In the centre of a Buddhist ceni -te.ry
thi le 19 il column or pedestal, and Wtien
a burial is to occur, mis supports vessels
of burning incense, and 11 pio.usiou of.
tlow.os in t-leganllv fashioned casks. Iu
ceiisc is utsoltui ued around the 6ides of tho
ceiiicl iy.
j IJEC'II'FS, AV.
1 tiltlDDLR-CAKliS, WAKILES, ETC. If
you have nm used your griddie or wallle-
iron for sume time, wash it oil' hard Willi
; hot soap and water ; wipe aud rub well
j with dry s ill. Heat it and grease with a
bit of salt pork on a fork. It is a uiislaku,
' besides being slovenly and wasteful, to
put on more greasu ihau is necessary
; to prevent the cake from sticking. A pieco
of pork an inch square should last lor sev
i eral days. Put on 11 great spooulul of
i buller for each cake, and before filling the
i I'liddlc. test it wiih a Single cake, to be
1 sure that all ii ughl with it us well as tho
i butter.
i The same rules apply to walll.'s. Always
' lav hot cakes ar.d waill.'S upon a hot plate
us soon a baked.
J Bi'i lvWUUAT Cakiss. 1 quirt buck
! wheal lloiir. 4 tabli-siiooiisl'ins yeast; 1
lablcSjiooiit'iii salt ; 1 liaudlui Indian meal,
two tahlespoonsl'uls molasses -not syrup.
Warm water enough to make a thin bat
ter. Beal very well and set to rise iu a
warm place, If thu hatler is iu the leust
sour iu the morning, stir in a very little
j soda disolved in hot water.
! Mix in an earl hen crock, and leave some
i in the hoi ton each morning; a cupful or so
- to serve as a sponge for the uext nig lit,
I instead of getliug fresh yeast. In cold
weather this plan can lie successfully pur-
Do not make your cakes too small.
liuckw heals should be of a generous size.
Some put Ivvo-ihirds buckw heat, Olle-tUird
oat meal, nniiling the Indian.
Flannkl Cakes. 1 quart milk ; three
tabloBpooululs yeast ; 1 lablespoouful but
ler, melted; i eggs, well beuleii; 1 teaspoon
lul salt ; llour to make a good baiter. Set
Ihe I'l-stol tho ingredients us II Sponge over
night, uud iu the morning add the buller
1111. 1 eggs.
Ml-SCK Ii ics (No. 1.) 4 lbs.' meat 1. e.,
tw- -thirds apple, oiie-thii'd nu-at II lbs.
ra S ns, seeded und chopped ; one lbs. cur
rants, warn d, picked over nod dried ; 3
qii.i.ts eider ; 1 pint I randy ; 1 hcupeuiiig
luhifiq o Hiiiil iiuuatuoii ; i Ueapcuiu
t tblesp HiJatiutuii g ; lliu same of clove,
Und half Ihe quaulity of mace ; make very
sweet with brown sugar. The tncaisliould .
h i a oood piece of lean beef, boiled the day
before it is needed. Half a pound of suet,
inny be chopped Hue and added. Chop
.he meat, clean out hits of Bkin nnd grisszlo,
und mix with twice the quantity of hue
1 'he iiuil ne
' it( (
juicy apples, also cnopiteu ; men put tu
xl tno sugar uuu spices, msiiy
nuor. .Mi very iiiurougmy, cover
closely, und 'el all stand together for 24
llOUl'S iH'kirij IIIUKIII mu pics.
Mince Pies (No. 2.) 2 lbs. lean fresh
U-cf, boiled, and when cold, chopjx.-d Hue ;
1 lb. heelouet, cleared ot siiings und nil ne
i lauiespooiiuiiB eiiiiiaiivon , i "'"it,
I ,.i.i..-,.,.,.,.ioi ..m. : 1 tables, mm.hIuI
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at cloves : 1 lablesias.nlul Hlsplce: I Ubl-
ue : Bpo,,ulul Hue tall ; i ii. urowu luar
- (mart urowu sinny ; i pint. tx.si, ui.iuuj.
Mince incut made by this receipt will keep
nil winter in ft cool. lace. Ceep Jn stoue
jars. lied, over with double covers. Add
. lii'.l.. nioro linuo.-(if il should dry out).
i weu you iiiuku up a hatch of pie. Let
j Hie iuUiui ti i-'tnd ui least tweuty-four bourt
ftfar ii ii made before it it Used.