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In name lie was a cmo,K.i.-i , .a Myn mon wonlJ pee?for his
traveled with articles, and he knew ty(ls ((f w.hich the ijc..t wa!, quench
a little about three-eard mnnte. i, a., fori.vtT ?for .;., fim,i and
He came to the em-ill .Newhn--1 , . , . , . . j into an unculti-
t ,i . 1 4
lar.d t uvn which wc w "i.I call Mvan-;
lar.-i t uvn whicii wc wi.ir.--u v.it,Hi ,.; tl, ,,ro,luce indiscnbable
hor..'.:rh-ihaf '. r..t it llf r i c..niei ,f iii.ii.s,'t-itin in the stoiri
,,ai,u. inin.l yon lie Ait ui. a t the (f v lR,atLcn?
r.M f;.-hi. M.ed hotel, the , thought of the widow as rf
Houco.' kept by the i buv H.K-k- ;, j ,H. IaW;, .j TCahvi tJlat his
r.is. lie wa- a iuR iiiii' i, ...
all othT f.niuners, had se nlttr
times. In his own beloved land he
v. as 'Tar.d in 'hie with a rothine.
..w" i had oidv a vapie ni.d indis
tinct i 1 .a 't'a tint;.-. I U' '.vr saw
one.
1 .nt b- the wav tiie itr.iks-'-r
spoke, it must be sonirtmngmee. i
wisli I had one, and was a noble in
my own country. I guess 1' would
..."... !.... t.iif fiiiie to a cold
run in. .... - - - j
eiinint" lue im miht
don "t grow.
I hinted this mildly to the prok--l-or,
but he frowned darkly, ami
like thi wher. r t nines
!!!iiu-n
iil soiiiet'iuvjr aomit political
-on-!i'act.
and 1 got lightened
::el U1 sav jooi.-.
Tie' protoso'r was a 1 doift
i;tea-.i a el utle .--: ole. ..r a barber
i.ok nothing of the sort a l'ole
Ti 1 1 . 1. . n i.nrii'i
i . -1 .
Hum roiaii'i n- " r -
:re ,.rinvs. He was tall ,
and slender, with a fierce head of
1.1...L-ri..,l..i -., miowv coniiilexion
i . "i i . .!. ,. ' ir.. i.-.c ,lrc.
.'d in tie- extreme of Ne- York
tvle and he bgan to cast swet t ;
J.H.ks at the landhdvnf t!-.- 'Victor
ir,. . J. " '
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t; II . . .... ........ ... .. iv.-r? ;
.'ir.-. U' Kii- i.i- ..y."
Hoek il-- wa- veil wortu
. i.:. . ... wi .....i ..fi ,.we
w'.: , ..fii....
looking ilL. I ' ' ""i-
r..u-.l i.Jun:p 1 '!aekHA-cd red-cheek-
...1 lifdo women who iook as if thev
aU r-lie ,i-
V.ele mail
else.
l, t. b--widow-i and nothing
h- lia-
.1 been in that nUleouT
siiiee
the war. when Si Iloekiuj&s
.iiv'l U1 tlie llell vl
tlie field of Gettysburg. She '
was a jdeture to I'loc jn her neat
tidv kit'he".. where everything!
shown again with rubbing and soap. '
Tiie lli tor was white ; the big stove '
was as t-hiny as the proli-nsor s Itotits, !
and that wii- saving a great deal.
he had her little rocking chair j.ii
wor,
L-tuble
in the corner ov '. m
here j.ot of flow-r
Madura vine j.ceped
ti admire the wid-
Window. Vlier"
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.-Mod. and th"
in Mom outsio
ov. And on wasnmg aim naMii
. iii.-1....
!:ivs what a pleasure it to see
her. with the sleeve- of her (li'CtS
rolldl i! aU.ve lier dimpled elbows,
plunging into th." snowy dough or
jh-thiuL' svds. as '.hecase milit be.
There v.as
?.itlire- in t!
n.j looking-glasses or
t kit hen : tlie widow 1
did not approve of them. She had
sio time to joc-k at herself. anl she ,
-"j.-ed the girl-" had cnwugli to do '
v.iihout h'"ki:iu' at themselves. On
Ihe big -dove .-at a big tea-kettle, so
black, mi buxom and so merry, that
t miidit have liem aui.tli.-r widow,
'hi
Weihie-davs
and Saturdays
Hi" h..r was i nil 10 overuownin
11 , -.1 ' . .
w ith hi.ni.i iv, for nowhere else could
they get dinner or supper to please
jhe'm'.
Tie n the widi-ws was up to her
ves in luiiness ves, and liked it.
ton. She had to hear illaltout 'Ma-
rierV icinatk' and 'Sarah Ellen's in-
..'lamai-hon,' and look at the laU and
bonnets purchased fur the coming
Sunday at that bureau of J- rench
;"a-hion 'Miss Smith a down-street.'
The widow went through the
v. hole .f c. villi Hying oi.lors. She
never seemed busv, was aiit avs
ready f r a chat, and yet everything
v.as in aij'le-j.ie order and just as it
vghttolie.
'w wonder manv burlv farmers
fdidietl hen thev L'azcd upon the
widow, but sighi-d in vain. Cnly
inly one adorer had for atinienvm-
-.l iikcly to please the widow Sam
Nelson. He was a warm friend of
licr late husband; after his death he
Jaid iften da t pjjed in to talk about
Si, and it had grown customary fvr
Sam to liwk in and escort the wid-
oiv to church Sunday evenings. Sam
was a church member and led the
t -miring.
Now siton after the advent of the
t-rofosfor Sam gave up his habit.
Sam did not like the professor. It
wa no use to denying it ; he hated
l.im with as strong a hatred as it
was consistent for a church iticmlter
' indulge in mayl-e a little strong- i
.r.
It was 110 consolation for Sam, af
ter a visit to the widow, to go home
i.r.d declare that the professor must
be an ass to wear such tight, thin
oled boots The professor was not
an ass. and Sam knew it very well.
ataV feet were of the box-iron nat-
tern, and looked coarse and plow-! "I'll send round for Sam yes, I
taily beside the professor's. Then! will and hear what he has got to
his hfiir was a warm ginger color, j say al tout it. Yes, indeed, Sara's a
and grew on the whiskliroom prin-; good fellow such a good friend of
ciple. Sam was disgusted with it. poor Si's ami I know he'll give me
He made up Lis mind he would not good advice. He's a church mem
ro near the widow till that fellow ' Iter, and what a deal poor mother
was gone, and that f How showed I thought of him, to 1 sure.n
310 signs of going. What was the I Sam came round and heard tlie
good of washing and combing him-, story. What a position for a man
-elf evening, 'washing ami combing I to be in asked his advice on such
being Swanborough for the toilet j a subject. When the widow paused
jtcrforMed by eligible at the close ! m her Etory Ham sat for some time
f the day. in profund silence, wl then burst
No ! it was us.l:s ; there was the 1 out :
Mumbling block with the snowy , "Well, Mrs. Hockings, I can't ay
forehead, the diamond studs and a word. Maybe I'm right and may
1 he clustering locks. Then the pro-1 lie I'm wrong; but don't sell the
fe.-sor had a nasty way of doing all 'Victor' that jioor Si Hockings work
the talking, and if anyone else said 1 ed so hard for don't sell the 'Vic
anything. looking at them as if he i tor' and marry that fellow, for I
thought thev must be a little crazy ' believehe's a swindler!''
to take such a liberty. The widow tared at Sam in open-
Sundav evening jiass.il several mouthed amazement; but it was
t imes in' this wav. Sam liegan to P"t. and. wih as he might, Sam
pi-.ie: lie .ponod " his store with the could not get it in again. In fact,
calm' of despair, but his heart was on tiie whole he did not care; it was
in it no longer. He did not care letter ; to tell his real opinion if he
whether his n. w and fashionable ; died for it.
prints, at twenty cents a vard. took When the professor came home
ihe fashionable "eve of SwanWough ; the door was ojn-ned by the help,
r not : nether did he try to din-i who told him that Mrs. Hot-kings
j.oso ..f his prime Porto Ki'eo sugar, ', had retired for the night. He was
at seven cents a pound, as of vore. hi a good humor, having sold a great
Sam was a .iisapjioi'ited and ghloinv ! many bottle of hi mixture for kill
man. " ing the iota to bug and making the
Sunday evening -ame on. e more ; ! ftache grow ; but he had to n-tux-Sam
vent alone to hureh, went ! without smng his Emma, which
. arlv. in time to sv the lamp light- w"s. v'7y harV . . ,
. 1 and fiuell the kerosene: he caml. -'xt j"-ng the widow rose
not but t.H.k his seat The church ; V;irI-v iln,,1 l0!i'', ramdly'
sill.-drapidlv: the drls with new ; 1,1 r cu? wtl' fluphwl and eyes
hats to" I- admir.,1. and the cirls : were than usual, while her
v illi old l,ats on whis,M-r..l and "'Ovement era quick, not to say
Jau-hed. asiuuch as to sav thev de- inalPlsh . , ,. .
pWd new hats, and would not'havc , 1,c w;as 111 the thn!nS
..neofthemif you them to. i thc Pfcfi,ur . cme d.own m,h,i
amWbil on: then the widow i r,K,m' lnn"nR an air, and looked
ameinwhh prof.sor, and in the '"P from ho breakfast-tray, with a
buttonhole of his long-tailed New kh,rt uo!1 . , ,. ,
York coat was a blossom off the: "( " "P. ma chere that
widow's double white j.ink. which ,was, 1 r;m U ll ,Rot. ll out of th,c
hadU-enthe apple of h. r eve all ar.k of 11 8n,.a11 n'd J4wtianr, with
v. inter.
Oh, dear: Sam's swelling heart
ihreateni-d to burst the buttons of
5;is v.-id. He heard the hymn given
out, and saw the widow find the
place, and give the Pole half the
took, and iok up at him anil
ir.ile S-iTii Mixr tio mur.i- firtc.ir
vicecloseilat last; he went home. '
.in w of his boots, sat up at the win- .
low and thought. He would leave
Swanborough! go for a missionary j
10 the Pacific islands. Yes, go fnf. ;
ver! jx-rhajis to be. eaten by the ;
hvatlien uft. r a very indifferent pro-
4-ew f ,-or.king.
1 Sam thought of the news being)
iao nf :
I I'J italic I tv. . l'- ji r .at.
the n'hock to the widow would b.io
, , . f , rvWr eniile '
Diivu "nv nui u a ..... .
, - ,.ro,w indHcribabk
, i
,d
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VlUCf
was rtill forever his
voice. At last she would know his
worth. Alas! too late; but then
it struck him that if it was too late
f..rtlic widow it would be rather to
late for him also, and after he
went into the stomach of that paint-
d chieftain he
would find it the'
i.onrno from whence no traveler re-!
turns '
Alas! tliere was little consolation
uf tj10 widow's
grief, wild as Sam pictured it. What j
Iteautifullv
miiii.h-d t.i l.e torn bv emotion and !
airitated by sobs, when he would not j
be there to soothe her anguish?
W'hv shou 1 t'nose eves, where lurk- j
in' imns of mischief dwelt, be over
flowed I'V tears when Sam would;
not be present in 'tlie body' to dry
i.,
th 1,1
,
! The widow and the professor sat
' qI.iik' in tlie ilinnin? rxm of the
I Victor; they sat by the open win-
dow alter evening service, just HKe
.Sam. only their Hoots were on, ami i
thev were not gloomlv coiitemplat- J
m' estirjalion irom ineir oeiineu
in r .-lll l.:lIlol irolll llieir U'lOVlHl
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l....,:,. '.. -o nil thev sat bv the
w-.-j.- ",, , . , I
i..ii;i. n :it a : I lev sal iv l ie
' r . " f , i
window, and convenient to the el-;
bow of each sat a glass of some cooj-
in- h.-verage, mixed l.y ctiUOjUg :
hand of the widow he.-s. il.
"Knima, my lov. cara mm:
said tlie prolosor trom which re-;
ma) If my reader may conclude lie
had iiimii.' considerable progress in I Mie sent lor .-am. !tion!"
tlie widow' guod graces, and was1 He came and promised to be si-; ...v sai,I th.s father as l.e
aheid of Sam a god many laps. jlent on certain conditions. ; ,;. ,;,. j,.,; a .;,,;al. wj;i, ,,,. haii-l
Kmiua. my iuoi.)? Alt thou not! Sam, junior, is now old enough to!.m(j ,js t.vw ith the utiser,
mv .purir.''' Vlie widy..' smiled and walkabout ami kii'K-k his ginger-; ,V(U 1)IV ((U"t all,j j(UV VoU two
twist.il the corner vf her neck ril tohired head againt all the t ibhs ; ' ' .nmtu ,',f r, l-;indv. The Dible savs
bon round her finger. "Emiua. wilt
I'.'oti always oe roiueni iuuni mi
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rs and loors. who gain a 'mean
. ... . r.
livelihood bv seiJu; dark sugar and
. r ..: t i ..'..,.
.rt
a very iineuor uraii'i oi ica .
thou content:
The widow had never viewed
things in this way before. She was
co!it-"j;t. She began to feel a little
ashamed af herself for it. She
coughed and dm U'.'t answer.
'"Come with me luV dark eyed
brid", I will bear thee
native land, where thv
away to my
tdiall gladden the hearts of jirinoesj
and nobles where Hutu slultreign
r very U(cn."
This was splendid; the widow
liked it verv niucn
; '"Sell, my darling chere amie-
.1 : . 1 ... 1 ...:i. ....
luismw uutrn, aiiu jco iui mew
thy proper sphere, where thou shalt
i mix with iwbles, and princes, and
i shine before courts.."
It was nice to think pf shining le-
jfor courts, and also reigniug ",very
Ujuecn;'' but selling the "Vietor':
j was another thing. Emma did not
! relish the thought the "Victor,"
.'that poor Si had worked so hard for,
j they tad toiled for together for many
I vears. aiw all the old fashioned
j bods, with patthwork quilts that
j 'mother' made, with kir old sewing
lalwuit in these days. "Sell UiC Vic-
j Jor' mi !"
j The widow was mad. Jf keeping
a jiublie house wasl low well, she
1 always kept s. public house. Silling
! corn-plasters vau't high, neither
babies' patent fc;ding j Kittles and
things for keeping their fved warm,
nutmeg graters and washes iof thx
complexion. What did he mean?
j The widow bade him good-night
1 somewhat abruptly, and went to
j bed, not to sleep, but to think things
uver.
The belt day the professor left
early in a top bwggy, packed with
.Cora plasters, patent mouse-traps
and feeding-bottle?, and othur arti
cles 10 numerous 10 mention : ne
I knew somehow that Emma would
prefer his room to his company.
It was washing day, and maybe
th- widow's temper might have
beep, a little longer than it was in
the morning. Stanislas left early.
He had Itegged the widow to call
him so, ami she did it with 3 gulj
at the high-sounding title.
She worked hard all day, and in
the afternoon, when the fruit of her
labor hung in the sunshine, she sat
down and made un her mind.
little engravings.
"(J.xhI morning!"' said tliewido,
thijying into her voice thc chilling
influencji of two or three good-sized
i-.t bergs.
The prijn.e,si.T dn-v near and tried
to steal a kiss, but Euiiwk dodged
him.
. fa""at is the matter, my angel f
inamrwl the
'h, nothing nothing much.
ft your breikfast, and when you
get thro ush I'!J have a little talk
with you."
The professor oleyed, but a aak
scowl sat on his loftv brow. He
did not look go amiable bymr.ny!
flofToof? as before.
, . ;
Breakfast pwewe.. slowly and j
ltiFt as it was drawing
4r n . rsi '
l v.li:. !. i! riiclii-ii mill ;
,... .
tlie room with ojten mot:tl), and face ;
ahv pale with terror. i
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Mrs. Hockm-s! Oil
mv
dinin"" ui t!ie fiht''
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i in,
The prof. ---or looked wildly round
i ii.( xi'idiiw t.i
rt..T iinh:T'iir i.ii:. il." ii:i" t.Htii..
x ... a . i I..., ,,t.!
V ' 4t 1
the oihecrs wire m the room. ;
-Ha! my boy!" said the ddest
' What's the matter ?" ra-ped the
widow.
'"Nothing's the
matter now we ve
got this bird, i.iaam; doa t i.etne:
least
awav. Ned, tl
Ned. tl;-.' bracelets! Don't
ingliteii tiie laoy, Jem ; inaieM-ape
of vours was smart but you always j
are such a highflyer we can trace;
vou so easv." ; 1
'"He said ht
wa a pr.r-fess-or
turnc
he
They removed the professor, and ;
line wiaow icu aoom as mean us n :
is ikissiok-.or a tout l' " j
widow to feel. j
.. Villi 1
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nun i b...... ,v ...u;,i.... w..,
HUB I null i.e uu;iiii
dear, what a fool 1 nave made oi
, , i i i
oear. w nai a hku i n.i.e
myself !
At lengtli it strucK her the oi
person in .raniK.n.ugu wm. kiu-
ianyitilllg anoui n was .-am -nciou. i
';.li would eia lor r?am, ami oeK
mm to ie siwni. Mie kucw nam i
wouiu never ueiray uer coiim.euiv.
and thairs. !
il rj i . i,i ..-..ii'iiit.. ii '
Nelson.
i j 1 .1 11, .11. .ii,l .ii.--ii' flu evt'l
.'.in. m um, 9 !"" ;
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,,.ll't ilt t 11 T T! . , . . . I II . L .-.I. .. 1-...;. . . - .1.1 lf(H.I
, .... , t i. i,v. ',. in 'iw.'ll lll'Kt hill 1 iiiiulii iXlliltv, ! i;;u r tin i. dun-
o he is bless you, ma'am, re-, It .in .ui nic .u .ui mat mi J. .p . Mi . :. f:lt:1.
,1 the oflieer, with a chuckle... uon i s.na.num.g. i.ieni.. ; ',;.; :in.
He U a professor ot bank-notes ; i 1 ' ni.eimg. .., ." . .
i. .rn . ...I me ore ill" W ilV 1 O orui.-e'. , i iiuin u.unn, .uui imnwii,
isamighty smart '?" j i:..,, h ii il!i on him nuli- Washburn Simoso:,, John Young,
jusi got aay iron e ,,.io.. , j , j (. T k u fractured.
three weeks ago. ly didn t you cd thc oi . , , ( ; F j ht.a(l en
run to Canada, Jerry W by were ) a Mid . ou 1 listillerv ln-tbre l!:e
vou so siu ia, man ; . . . . ,
land if she ever gets a little ero.-s, thu '1i.,1..ii
1 11 1 -1 ...'..-.l ..:l," l','t
mew lanmoru 01 ine u-ior
only to inquire: '"Km, do
vou re-:
memiH-r the professor .
Tle Hon-OK Tnl Man.
At the
I nion
depot the other
iiiormr.1' ollu-er button oliscrved a;
tall, lor.n-lciiir'i.l strantrer, who seem
!.il to be clothed mostly in a linen i
sweet MiiiJ.!,iiS!.r. wipe his eyes and blow his!
s of princes j 110i,, litt) ,,i;r .iiflerin-' mental .lis-;
tress, and he uppi'ua.ii,e.d and asked j
the cause. !
"Oh. lot-; of things,' replied thi
man. as betook out his han.lkei-j
chief. "Is tliere a camp-mccting !
anv whero around here?' ;
"Not that I know of," i
"And they don't have ni.v prayer-1
meetings around here in the day j
time? j
"There Isn't anyone around the
dept ihaj makes a specialty of
singing (Jos pel hymns, is there?"
Jn . 1. 1 . . I.. II... ...
wife run away
"No ; never had one."
"Ust vour wallet?-'
"No; 1 never carry a wallet."
"AnvlKtdy abused vou?
''No; everybody is kind tome.
"Then why these tears?
Strong
men do not Weep without a strong
cause."
"I weep I weep because the
world is cold because it it wicked
because human nature has Itecome
auspicious. I weep because another
sun 2;3j arisen on the evil passions
of men,v
"Are you naturally sorrowful ?"
"I am. I sometimes wish I wasn't
that way. How long before the
Lake Shore train gos ?"
"Twelve minutes."
"Then I will spend eleven min
utes in further weeping. Have you
a private room in which I can sit
and cry V
"Say, old maB, what a your lay .'
asketl the oflieer, looking him over. 1
"Mv lay is weeping, I am the j
sorrowful man from Columbus,"
"That's too thin. What's the
particular racket this morning ?"
"Won't you give me away ? ' ask
ed the man, after a fresh dig at his
tycti "
"No."
"I am dead broke and want to go
to Toledo. Thc conductor who gA
out stands over there, and I'm
weeping for his benefit He has
already marked my grief, and he
wonders what ails me. When
he asks me for my ticket I'll
either be a missionary who weeps
over the avarice of railroad corpora
tions and appeal to his charity, or a
country panon who lost his money
on the confidence game, qw let
me weep some more.
He wept some more and then
said :
"It's the best lay in thc world.
Its a hundreds times ahead of check
or riding on the springs, and it costs
me nothicg, and is always ready. I
cried myself froin fiijumbus to In
dianapolis, wept from tliere to Chi
cago, and then soblied mystlf iJong
to Detroit. I now ween that I may
see Toledo, and I shall depend ujt
on emotion to scoot nie thro' to
Columbus in good stvle. I will
now edge along toward the conduc-
tor and give way to another burst of j
mingled grief and contrition. Ta j
ta, old tlae-eoat don't give away a '
mau who could not raj- a nickel if
hin eye ihould give out to-morrow."
A HonibleTraged.
San Francisco, Oetolter 21. Iast
night (leorge A. Wheeler w ent to the
ixilice station and confessed that he
bad murdered his sister-in-law, Delia
J. Tillnwi, i;j a lodging house at No.
23 Kearney afreet uJ packed lier
body in a trunk. His statement Has
at once verified. Thccireumstanccsof
the case are remarkable. The deceas
ed had been living with her sister and
heeler, and the latter had subjected
her to his desires, his wife beinur cog
nizant of the fact, but concealing the
afuir tp avoid a scandal. latterly
a man by ttt Ra7e of (ieorge W .
I'ectfiam, wno Decame a,(Vaiatod
with the family some time ago at
Cisco, Placer count', sought to mar
rv Delia. This created jealousy on
the part of Wheeler, w ho yesterday
wliilc Delia was sitting on bis lap
fchjtvtcl her to death. Wheeler and
hU fan.K
York.
f-mierly livcl in New i !.u:rn sti,Us- AIuig the Norihcm
1 1 acific radroa 1 tin snow is reported
.
What everybody wants a pleas-i SmTIatX.id thIr
ant, reliable medicine that d.Ls no;,, vend in, )L e -V I
harm, and prevents and cures di-
sease bv keeping the stomach in
perfwt order, the WcU regular, and '
the kidneys and liver active. Si 1
a medicine is Parker s dinger Tonic.
it relieves every case, and we have
seen stacks 01 letter lroni thousands should be." said
..!... '
If-po nave been saved and cured ley
it Ke ctlurpoluinn. Tribune. ;
AFntlici- Who Meltot!.
TLe oilier fvoniiii? a citizen of Pe- i
iron !e( i;oiie
i koned t i his 12 year old : )
to the woodshed,
toil lo immn mi"
...l,.- l,.. h-l. 'irivn
'J1
''r-"n :
1 there lie
I . . il lili ..- ......
.vv.
y.y.ijV:
aritin
man yon hav;
II. in- inanv
tin.es
fii! :
:have 1 i. .id
jhilit .
! "-ti. i; iter t:::.5 w as
"t about mar-
i ,s ii;iii!.; raun l r in l kiuo
re-;
- i
t,i;,.d the bov
p... .t t..e
"1 Help it. a v. n.
ichiKrL'U to Wiir tii" InL
Take off!
i
your coat .
fl-'ht-'
i.lll. I :l il l. i lie uov x ii.io
inn with called me names.''
van iie.j..u v.... .
lie said 1 was me son oi a wire-,
' iiat ! v hat's that?
And he said
vmi was an oince
muter.
What! what
;ti;i,. i., tl,.. tiv.iion-r of that
"raeiou.-
wouhln't
jK(y r ..m fjve minutes!'' whee?.-
t(1 tjll. M ,Ii;in ;ls j
hopped j
around.
"I iit no with that,'' continued
t,1(, ,1))V
the boy, ' and then lie said you
laid vour pi;.es for o'.liee and got
left by a l.irge majority. I couldn't
stand that lather, and so I sailed
MVi.r t)ll. f..,.0 ,m,i i, ked
over the fence and licked him bald
,:Ui !
j eaii,.,j ;, j,.ss-n two
;xUash nu
it you niusi, iaioer, iuh
fct-md it to hear you
the malignant npposi-
. .
j (.u!,i,j't,
!a)jUS(.,j ,v
it is wroiv to li.'ht. but the Hibl
.
must make
;.l'owance fr political
and the vile slander of
nartv. I only brought
. " J . O. . ..I
; .. .. li 1.
etc i'i 1 1 : i-. 10 Mm,
now
run
V"
eaii i.'t'. 011 v.ir.r 1 oai. au
U Hal 10 Sa.
ay
I
would rather
w.ilk."
1 not "1
!;a!! ratlier wa
Sav
"lait'l
Say
for y
Sav
""1 doaht not
I
-hail."
"for v.r.i and me,
.11 and I."
win :'n -r I be pres
no'
nt or not
Old not "jire:
Say "not ti
nt or 110.
at I kno-.v."
and not
"that ! Uiii.v. of."
Sav "j-etijra it to nc" ij'-d
in
"return it back to me. '
Say "I seldom see him, and Hot
"seldom or ever see him."
Sav "fewer friends," an.l not "less
friends."
Say "if I mistake nut." laid not
"if 1 am not mistaken."
Say "game is plentiful," and not
"is plenty."
Say "I am we.ik in comparison
with vou," and not "to you."
Ssay "it mil.- very ast,v and not
"very h n.l.';
Say "its primitive sense,'' aaid i,,t
"its primary t rnse,"
Say "he was noted fot hU violence,"
and not "he was a man notorious
for his violence."
Say "thus much is true," and not
"this much is true."
Sav "1 iilVd if" and not '"I lifted
it up'."
And last, but the least, ray "1
take my paper, and pay for it in
advance.
Not lli. l.uiliy I'arly.
The cuudu.i.t of some of the drivers
of the street cars in aJypuon; Tex
as, certainly very reprehensible.
Uecently an old lady got on the
street ear, and as soon an kIjo set
her eyes on the driver, she called
out, "You are the very driver that
refused to stop the ear, and made
fun jf inc.''
Yutuda-' af? -rnoon?" he asked.
s ; j
"On the
Urdav aiuiiiccr.."
rtur of Tvrcnt v-seveoth i
street and avenue L ?"
"Yes, on the northwest corner?"
"Just about that corner."
"At three o'clock?"
"Yes, sir ; at three o'clock !"'
"Was it a blue car, with a
bay
to tiie r
"Ceitainjy L'ue car and bay
mule, and a lclkr vith a cd Jmple
oil his nose and mouth like a cattish,
just like yours, driving it."
"And you craned out your neck
this way, and ojieiu-d your mouth
until one could read the makcr.s
name on your false teeth, and bawl
ed out, "Stop that car! stop that
car ?"
"Yes; you scoundrel," she repli
ed, davii)!r .back to hit him with an
umbrella.
"Then it wasn't me, tor lam al
ways polite to ladies, even if they
arc ninety-five years old, tjiort por
celain teeth, ami sass car-drivers. Ta !
ta!" and he jumped over the dash
board to swap cars with the driver
coming the other way.
t o HI tc 4ee of Cows.
The age of homed cuttle may
generally U- knows by rings on the
1,. :n . ' . .. ' '
horns till t'u-irtenth year;' after that
time they give no indication of aire
further than the animal has passed
us lemii year, ine nrst ring aji
pcars on thc horn after the animal
14 t h o years old soon after, as a
gem-fa) ruk fhoue'h sometimes be-
tore that age. Juiiul' tho
third
year the ring gradually ' im.r
and at three years of agi-'is nomiiletV
ly formed. The second ring ap-H-ars
.luring the fourth year, and at
the fifth year it is complete. After
that period an additional ring is
f",i!;jeil ea.-h year. This rule is"suf
licicidiy j)iuhi uiul pyen a voung
farmer nee. Is but Jiftlo pa1ti.' u
enable him to read a cow's age on
her horns. A cow with three rings
is six years old ; with four rings 'is
seven years old. No new rings are
formed after the tenth year: the
deejH-r rings, however, ami the worn
appearance of the horns are pretty
sore i.udi.cationu nf old age.
"
N.-vere StorniN.
CilK-.oo,Octol e 17. Severe snow
1 storms are rejM.rted from thc north-
i" L'l"s; ui'jtcr man at anv time
thirds of tl... ,u,ti.. '' V . i
-.ml it will ,1.1., . T '"
1 y a u,uu loss.
"Iviur nm-', ;
calling to see bow
1 1
110 Vfiia f f I
tho uit f V' '
pillow; "I vc been
MUiil IUH
iiiLt."
practicing all!
. l . ......
...i...,i.'
i i. aim o
ntpScMonln b !Ii.-liIlrry.
Ci.vcixNATr, October 2 A di.-;-
sti'ii iron Icrre Haute, lml., to the
i C nivwix'xd savs: "At 3 o'clock this
' atu rnoon the boilers in Cox & Fair-
bank's distiller, one of the largest in
the country, exploded and set the
liiiihlin on fin-. T!v wildest ex
eiiement vrev:iilcd. '! '"depart -
liielit, witii the aid ot iin- l-..iicc
illvl
'citizens, sonn subdued tlie tlam.'s.
and extricated tne workmen who
. . . . . , . .
hat l.ecn l.unei m theUeons causea
. .,.. Vi
, -f-V"- V. " V i '
Penny, fireman; John 1 .rooks.
bricklayer: Harvey Day, 'colored.)
laborer ; uliaiii Ik-rgman and M.
K. Ileilley. Ihe last named was an
niplo'e of John V. Nico'ai it Co., of
Cincinnati, and was superintending
, - 'y-
i tii'eman, both legs and arms broken,
fatally injured; Henry Wilson,
j woimued aoout t.ie head, m a cru
dared makejical condition; Eugene Mehring,
j head bruised, will probably recover ;
ex'losion occurred, and says the
boilers were carrying !K jM.ninds o;
steam. One entire battery of three
boilers exploded. The loss to tlie
dl.-liilerv is about $('..( KM.
The Ii((sl)iii'i;ii DasU-r.
I'lrrsnun.-iii, Oct. IS. Tiie coro
ner's investigation as to the cause of
the collision on the Pennsylvania
I.' iilni-i.1 .in s;:Onr.l iv ihe Pith inst..
. .".... ..,...,.i.,.i...i i.. ;..i.. 'i i..
V. .11 I 1,111 111. I'll MI-li 1:1 I. All'
jurv
returned a verdict, "Tiiat by reason
of negligence on tl." part of William
.. Pen rod. l'a''iuan,and John Kauth,
conductor of the tii"st section, and
Julian Hugley, engineer of tlie second
section, a collision resulted, and the
d-.ith of William H. I.ove was caus
ed thereby, ami the jury do further
say that the Pennsylvania l!ailnad
Company was guilty of criminal
negligence in their failure to take
due precaution aaim-t tin o eiii-
'p-nce of sui
!i a terrible t-atasfropiie :
ey were negligent 1:1 iaihng to
.jvide rijles whereby the seeo-nl
.'V-'iU i oiiid hai beeit nt.t'died oi
1
t!:e wiu i'cahoUt.i of lli;
iiist section,
a-ainst tiie
; and in not guarding a;;
1 overloading of trains, and
linaliv iti
I not em
i of men
! tv .i.i-i."
hiving a sullicieiit iiu;n!n r
to proueriv ll):ina'e t!:eir
I IM
ClIAni.KSTO.X, S. V., October l.
A I'.re broke out in one of the cotton
sleds of the Commercial Cotton
', Press and Wharf Company, at two
1 ( i.'i-k Sunday afternoon. A strong
i iijilh".vcet viiul Sit'ept the flames
! rapidly down the wharf, eunsin.mig
I two large cotton sheds and one
i brick warehouse partially stored
i with cotton. The fire soon spread
to the cotton on the wharves, and
thence to threo j'-ritixh steamships,
ISorrowdale, Trava.noro and Bed
ford, which were lving at the pier
ij.artially loaded with cotton. The
1 ravancore and Isedtord are only
slightly damaged. A derrick on
tin; picdibrd was burned, and in fall
ing struck 'hp third mate tin the
head, killing him almost m.tianijy.
Estimated loss, '2,im bales of of cot
ton, valued at $"),0iKI, exclusive of
the burned and damaged cotton on
steamships. Damages to buildings,
sheds and wharves of the Commer
cial Wharf Company, estimated nt
about $"20t,00; fully insured, most
ly in foreign companies,
A t'ollioioii,
Ciiic.v.o, October 20. An acci
dent occurred on the Chicago, IJur
lington and Quincy ILiilroad this
atWniyon, ti,.aji S. mora, 111., smash
ing up the baggage cat and two pas
senger coaches. A switch engine
backed into the N. Y. express and
wrecked the baggage, ear and two
coaches. John Siglcr, of Pennsyb
vania, was struck bv a splintered
1 tort ion
of the roof and seriously
'hurt, while C. A. SchafUer editor o:
the A'.u'i at Patavia : Kdward Morgan
jofDcs Moii'.tS, ai.d ii. Ii. Wallace,
I of Chicago, were severely bruised.
1 .....1 ..!..,-.. 1.
.ni( null 1-3 ice.:....'. oiiL ivoiiuos.
Anotlifr kenlueUy Vemlenn,
1n isyiu.K, Kv., October 21. A
special despatch from Poii't Lick to
the Qiurirr-Jiiunud says: "On Sat
urday night, last, about two miles
from Kig Hiil, .bitksn u-unly, noar
a still house owned by James
Abrams, a liglit occurred between
.liraiiu, hu Koiis and other jiartics
on one jide, and William and James
Il'itclifie on the other, James llat
cliife was shot in the face and in
stantly killed. His brother William
was shot in the side and mortally
wounded. One of Abranvs sons
v,;e-: struck on the head with a rock,
and illiquid jj,ilj die from the ef
fects of the w ound. " "Lliu ifait- re
suted froni an old grudge."
'Kistny-tf ivc ll.,!lnr
"You do not tell me that your
husband is up and about again," and
entirely cured by so simple a medi
cine as: Parker's "(iinger Tonic?"
" Yes, indeed, J dj," said Mrs.
Benjamin to lil-r ciKtuhiug neigh
bor, "and that too when we had
foolishly paid eighty-five dollars in
doctor's bills and prcucrijitions, and
after he had been givui un by his
phyrtieians to die. Now my husband
feels as well as ever, entirely cured
'v u"8 excellent Ionic.-' Anil
inany a sick man might bo well in
a e.ek jf Jiijiy would only try it.
Il.ti-rlltl. Ci'inif,
I.v.xnoNvn.i.K, Vt., Oct., 10. Uy
ron Wake this morning murdered
his mother, sister, and step-father
'ifh a knife and then hange'l him
sif The cause ia jnsiniity The
murdtr was committed in the town
of Sheffield. Vt.. one mile from
Win-clock Hollow, The murderer
was 25 years of age. He had about
six years ag. a spinal diflicultv,
which caused the loss of his reason.
He was confined in an asylum two
years, when he returned " home he
V'-S consider safe, but was of an ug
ly temper, as, in fiict fni aUa ha
been. Ilia mother was tYi yearj old
and his step-futher 71 veaw.
If:i-tl l a 'rutin-,
V" 1a" ih'UtU'r UKM'
od,Kk.t!' """ing a tramp, who.
"dS r(,'us somtthing to cat on the
' " Iory. one mile from
l uckerlon,
bet iue'tu iliiJ l.a.n. and
i.;i.-) utf-iroveil, to-'rtlier wit i il.
1 ULiit: li.-tti 1 iiirikiiiti 1 111 Tt.r ii.ii..;.
T't, T . 11
. ,,ntu'11. CUUril lire anil WHS1
Ijmi;! U .lla.la.,. .1 I a'a - -.1(1.
I r .
ilt'.uil. JAte., 4)1Wiia;. j
Tho citiwns art- in jiuirjuit of thc in-
' cendiarv
LYDIA . FiKHA.
OF LYNN, MASS.
Vi'--?
.v.
-c. J:
DbCUVEnEII op
Tor all Female Complaints.
This prTTwral ion, w iti r.vtvy Ijmifl'vi, cimaWa of
,;iUii J'.-rtjf thUii are hanul to t.V m drl
ktto InrdJiJ. t pun one trial the merit of thla Com
pAiQd mill Ik nC(isniis'J, Mrlief is lrame-iLite ; and
Y7brn its use! rcntuitK-d, fn ninety-Dine case ta bun.
t!ri,arraaiwntciir,I-irff?f"rjith will
t .ty. . ia account of iu tr'Tca merits tt UtHhyp.
ratttatenttai &d prx--;ri,t -i by the pb.-iau
Ittccor.utrv.
It wJl run fntlrvTy wrrt form cf fnllln
f tti utrua, l-acorrbttoa, irrcuiur and ptLinf ul
IcnittnuUoa al! Ovarian Troubles, IrjaaniiDatioQ acd
lirenUlon, tlootlines, aU PL'placemrcf.'i and th rou
atHncnt irpiuirJ weak oesc, and in especially adapted ta
thcClianceof IJfe. It will aucrive and rxpei tumor a
from tlie atriu la on er'y stay o? derfl.j.mcnt. Tbe
tendency tav&acero-ii iiumorthcro ia cbeced inry
p-r-txlUy by IH 25C.
la ft t, vi j r.-'T.J 1.1 I-o t!;o rrear
cat and hsst iFUi-ily- thut L. r-vr b-t-a iilcnver
ed. It ponnf-at-ifvcry pt.rtiun of tho syhtm. and (cirrs
nwllfeaadvijr. Jr r. ra'.vrs fifctav.iUtiiienrr,ili
troj3aUtrariar for sriinuI.in:,Brii n liwci wtaiaW
f the irtomjuli
Itcurm ISJnatjnj?. JI ai.nfh' ?rvn rrr.ranr
CrarnU Ivbility, i-U cj.U v-jw Ivj-rtn a.d in:
iretl?n. That frtHrj of Nar!i flown, causing p
weight and barka.-ho, irtnlivayn rT!.ri-mly tunil
its U. It xriWJit al! tin", and ur.tlcrrll f rrumstan
eca; act In hxnituf i;Utio iL:t 'n-hni tu
female yA fin.
I,orKititK.y'..M;-t.i;:.H.f , iti.--r tiii- o.niKuod
is unvur)'-
Lydia E. Pirikliano VeeJab'a Compound
iTreparf ilarr.ft.nd r" V.-t-rn Arrn-a-, Iynn. :as.
Price St. Mt btt( - for C -'. S'i:t lyuAituitlw
form of p.ll.-. nl j in 1 : .'.'' is ktiizv, a rec eipt
of price. $1"), f-r I. . ., I ? . . M. . P!KUA3
fre-(yanswrr4a!U !; .r.i f v. i.iy. S. ad f r ium
i'tlct. Addr.r - a' -re ,t f.-ujr'.
' fartulysJiuiMU- :u. ';t ! Vi:a U I INKIIAV
LIVKtt PILLS. TW tuit r,v,i-:(.n. Lui:;,
ad ijriiiy f tl-iO I.;i-.-. . Ij.i.
r
1 1:
v
. i.oVl),
i5:ri:t;i.-T.
SumriM I.
V.
ll'.rt l.e.-:-. In
''
onsl:llil .is.- Iv IlKrf.
puM!c 1 r oi:r tweet j
yr.irs, an.l irt tho bffct ;
prcitanit lou er in-rent.-.!
for HESTOr.lT.I. J ;
t.u.i.' iiu; t; T-t '
V ; i t i if i: . colii;;
A- i i tri' . y .!
It mi;li'' tl.p ii.Mii
t ral food ud.I color tu IL;- ) j
I b a i r glitR'! w 1 1 ! n a t J
ciuiot; iho -tUin. It will j
. imrruuf u:l thlrker. th !
... I
Iad:Eg
Krow.n uf (Uo hair, j.rr- I
Tt-r.t lt Main l.iiij cru! j '
fallinsr o:T, and thus ;
AVI
f It ci
AVERT BALDXESr?. ;,
Cbrrn i. i. .ii.;. r.r..j.- v
tion-t ami nan.irun. -i
x h u;; ju.t.vbj ;ii it
i very .l.-y-.i-HLl., i;lin
the hair a silkrn nf:uii
wbich ull U'.iiiirc. Tt
tnui tUn hrnii cleat.
:i ( ll'iu., i j
I
WHISKERS
uill . l.uiiije the L.aril to a UKUW.N
or ULACli at tliscretiou. iieinfi in
Mill- .1';.-.U1..:. It la Cily il'iipllfj,
cntl firoOurrs a K'niiaurDi folur
that will not wash ciT.
P. HALL & CO.. mm, N.'rl.
by all Dca cs In Mediilne.
A ilLvuTry wht.h curoj tiy li.o ua;un.l pitai
AHHORlJTIOlSr.
i'.ll lisn;e f the Hldnvy, Blmldor. I rlo
rf irn aud ..rru je.n, wh.u
iitiilrtf fwrnn. it ii; c.ml'jttal.ie ui ti.e .aiivnt,
liti;e is It? eifovti. n.l tlie ftrjt .are f..r liiuse
Ialn:ul aud uiucii .Iruaued acc:ijnit
Plabefes an J Cri-flit's Ditfasp,
while Its cure or Ursf'l. Ilrop.r, t'aiarrn
or ill. Kinrtrte-r, HrlmhnM I-psi).
fnlnful I rlBittlnar. IliKla-Colorel
l rir. fr.n Hmhnr.anil Hnlia !
CltK Bur fc scjiu'mori' like miracles thuncawaul
natural healing.
r victims i;f wasted orprostrate.1 eneretej. cuaed
l.y irreuu ar n.iniij, the ahuwoi nature and men
tal or ihical over exetL.n. flpil their 1,-reatei.t
relict in ihe u?e of HAY KIIlNEY FAU. which
atrcuttttenii ami Inviui.raiea tha iiH'ali l and re
store the vitforor ticalth.
PAIN IN ins SACS.
We nay posit frHv, an! witbr-n fprr of contranlo
lion, tuat I AY'S K1DNKV FAi fn tbe imly
ctr rialn an.l termannt cure t'-r every frrtti of this
re ahtnt a -id Ui-itru-viin; ct-mplaiiit.
YOUNG
suilcrinx from ner.ous an 1 ijliyslcal debility, lon
01 iticitiory, or vitality impaired hy the errors ot
f until ur ttf) cloae apjilic;.tiou to butines nr Wi.rk,
way he vejLofcd aiid iuanli.Hi.1 retraine.1.
Avoi 1 ail kmdp oi kidney tu.ili.:iu.s wblult are
taken into the aysteiu hy itay .if the atoiuach 1 it
Id and old trvaliueDl well trie-l and proven in
eth.'lent. lliouvh rotnetiinei etleellnn apiRrent
eureA oioue complaint they sow the Mmd of more
tronhlf'-mie an.l NTtnneut d isordera. The prlne.
ol cur PA II t.rinna it witidn the reach or all, ami
it wiii annually kits man times Its coat In
d'WUir's l.illi. medh-inea on. planers, which at
fcjt itiuo hut temporary leliet. It ean t e niwd
ailiiout Tear o. lia.ia. .4 ltb !e;ta'D'y of a per
manent mre. K'T sale lr all drutkiatsueberaiif. ,
or a. nt hy mail (tree of ooatagre) un rncenn of tin
prK. Keaular I'ap. 'iOi (); children. l-5.0:
Spcvlal(exira i-lie). gu tiqr Uok. "How a idle
waa Saved," islv nir the history of this new ril
overy and a larire reeord of moet retnarkal.le
eure pent free. Write for It. Addre.11, la.T
K I ll K V P I n , TslMle, Ubie.
C' 4 aTTinV "wlnsjto the many worth
V VfM le- lldaey l;dii ni.w eek
inir inle on oar tpu atioi, we rtctin it d, the
ailiieiMl 10 warn them. A.-L f..r 1 VH Kll-
: V tAl. tae no other, and you will n-t be
di!etke(. U
"SASTSP.N AGENCY.
CHARLES N. CRITTENTON,
115 Fulton "Irect, ew York
4U-f'oRSALK HvC. N. ntlYD, Soxkhsct Pa
tt-t. JT
FARM
FOR SALE!
I w.dh to seil my farm In
.... jf 1 -
at private aale. Said lata. . .mains ab. Ht M
fn 40 are .'leared and In a koo.1 stale of rul-
tivatii.u. The ltupr..rruien:s are a Brt-od tlanit
iniune una Iramr Swii tmrn with ft )cotl on hard
berlnrca.I kimlnol fruit, Tbo Uru U rtMierlait
With e.4.1 anl ilrnest.me.
toii. and iyaimts rcasonahle. A;
W u n C . KUM I ITU V w.
:P1
JAC'lIl DANIEI
JyhnJtiwii.
Oct. s
i!G eta eiV. r- h?
V! 4',e'5. (IMM
0Bp M
rim
MORGAN'S
IWOOLEX MILLS
ESTADMSHKO 1-W.
' Hivliif..r thn .t jc.r r f. l?n e-.i'lr.'ly
on i!. W i.i m. i.iv .n imt.mj:iix ti'wi i i.ru..
1 uY ' tlllt an A :-il'..n uj u.i. m
iil A l,tf4C aui.u:U nl !
; KEH7 4KB L1PF.C.ED ilACHD'SRT ;
i an ! thereby al.Tiust Ji-uLleJ my ail:y fur man
j Bf..ctur!CK. i
I 1 hara fj oo baa I Urs itcH cvcils In j A
' CASSIMKKHS. SATINETS. i
JEA;s, RtrtLLANTS, (L1NXFLS,
COVERLETS. CAKrtTS,
I YAKNS. fcU.,
; which 1 to
Farmers, I liare the kin l of ytwU T.umd. I j
waut )oir
woo
T !
to wurk up
KIKHT IX VOI R 0T.V COl .MT,
n.l In onler to Tew n all my ru.t:m-T.t IB nno.1
time. I har emptmtil tlie miub nurrt't 1 h.l la.
war. anil In 'Milt..u Mr. J.-Hi L. Itnujnierir.
Who H st ltiir.tui-.l aij g i:i! many wrt- of
tins o.untT.
lwill:riv. 4 In the j.Mt, M Rive first cUt
ir.is n-1 full rikie to all.
&jrSew n-iunitrro an.l those we ft.tle.1 to UnJ
last year, w: , please a.Uress carl to
WM.S.MOK1IAX,
Uiiemnhoninz, li.
AW.
JUP,L1C SALE
Hyrlrtuaol an or lerof ile lyiied oit vf the
Orj-hiiiw' 4-urt of S -rn-rTf-et enmity, P. 1 to;
m iiirttet. thr witl Ie eiNci tn uM.c sale
al to ;"Urt Huue in S-jiueret. n
Friiht?, Xvrnubirotltj i
3t 1 fVI.-r-s f 51. tho hillirwiriir rta! e:at-r, lute
rfi rwi f S-ifnael Wiii. iIcimm-!, vl : ,
A.. I. A ir.irt ui un t ntu i in Diiio m-iin-e-isf
tf Siiii ret, c'Titainirirf j' vrrvt and i:'4
in-he-. ad.intnt luinl of Ja-r Kttn!t. Srttnuel
Trent. ( 'h;irl-s Will and titer-', ull clriircj and in
a tfoo-i Hiir o cuitiv.ti Ion. The I. md U ! jr!
quihty ail! h:3 vein ot g kj-! coiii ij,vuetl va it,
aittl lwi'U W;itr-ji!.
.V. 3. A ft lan! cin';r.nlr.r ar,; arpt.
!'m'i:f liin n of i:vt rlt-8 Wilt an'l Auus'ih
ime:, :iHut V2 acres fleareJ ; tlif tiulanc u wrll
tiTii''rijii aii'l hw (wveril t priii) u it. Tue
i oi in t-t ex'fllfrit quality.
2 x 1 wiii ta o'lerei id smaller low If ileir'l.
T E R M S:
oi-thir't. aflor dptiU'Hinic expem ", t' remain
ft ln;ri tiie prviu:-i'.-i, lhs Uiu.rcsi t i i pai.t an
Etiilly to tiie wi'low turiD-r tier iiv, an t t h-r
deitli tlid prifH-iicil ?U'U I'i b i-.l io !, tifirs ;
oe-tnirl uitno rjI-tR"5 to W pti I iii r mlinuv
ti m ui -viltf. ta 1 tiie ruiaiti lr iu tw r-juil u
nu a I pa ru-r.r. ti bir ikvure-t ty ju irf inti- Nn-U.
Tt!i trr nt of han l m mv to tn? p-i i on
as Uie prvty I Kii'-'ti .town.
I iffbtrirK.SPAfLER.
'U13. "Irur::.
l FACTS SVOSTH KKCW1NC. J
K C':n?-r. Enriin, 5i. .lri", iillncin n-ni
ir-n ..r ).T.'f tf. -t liiui.'im : kn.wtj nro 1.1.
VluiuYliV c.riil.m.'.t i.I l'nstK' tjiN.irit Tonic'
CiS 10 m.vkf! it Ii. iv:it.-hE. bleed Puntter tad
Io to! Ileal! h KoJ Mra;;ttt iliiatvr
f Fi 1 -f. 1 1 U lh. iom;.i.i;i.;n c f Fir-SmV
jG'.'.glk T...-SJ that n 1 O.mjuv. t in In::; rxijt
f tro I' is iisrtl. I. yt:t i-avOysptpna. Head-
.ie Lier C-ior.ler. ur if v. a. rr.il.l Ktuii j
ft'ilant, f.r;irtiM-r, ti I'-' sm H "t. itif H'.'d
f .; iiiO f.T v i, it i-; liit'hiy mmiiw aai iii
tvirornt:n t.ut wt t ir.'. sk .;.
y If yini ara flnr;!y vssI.ts cwr.y with Con
f.jmptionor fui sn-l::i'ss, if yu l.are a PVnfu!
SCounhoraUa.f Cold, i-a:iBi;R'.i t.iviu Tonk
L aiII survlr u-.t !. It riv u; r an'l
riir-.r t. ii.o f t-IiH aril a.'"-!, tn-l i.iac--r:ajE
rr-Uii f r f;heoat.:n an-i tii.-lcra Inrantum.
fit UiS Sani lliin(!rr-.i cf LiTCi; It. St.;
If ?re fco'inc ti'iM-rfil)!" d.ir't iralt until
mi on down hh'Ic, tut . tin. T..ste toJy.;
No inut'r waaty.M:rit!:J.-aic-yimAoraiiuay
lit- it will i:iv. yr mnt r.'l:. f.
Iti-nitma r ! I'ARki.K'a (iOTrr. Toxic fa not
f x rtim dniilc but tru- Be I a.i.l Puntt Family
-Vetlicin rer rni-1.', c-.m-jiHin' .1 Ity r-w-
.rcc.-. atitl enliivlv u-ffi'i'i'iit f t-. rn rfUtf rs '
f in.;er -reKUii'i..ns ,tu.i ail ili-'r T.Mi.i-ri. 1'ry
buttle.
YulU' diu?
'ist can Ei-Tiily you.
PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM
Th Bst ail Sust Lmuninlcal ilalr Drej.inj
txc;..iUt:cly pcrfume-1 and prrfeaiy harrnlerf.
Tt: Alwaja Ceatore Gray or Faded Hair
to i:s er-ir.-J yr.-ih.:l t 3rd .-.pj-'Mranre, sr.d it
rarrar.rd fo wor ,:i C'..., Pj..:.i and
urcvent bal:tnei.s.
A iw tp:.h--lion. rf il r..-.i-i .often ihe
ha r, tleh- ail dar.lri.ff krd cu-e it. ii.r. and hu-aDOJr-tf
fes'p. :u l.y wli iii-!.(;'..t.'..r50v4s
Stp cmher 8
A. J. CASrHEKK. W. U. YB EASE.
;;04:lca:t. - ei.itury.
CilAS. J. liAkKlMN'. J.S. IIAKTt'-El.-L,
Treacurer. aianat r.
Oilr-.OTOIIS:
1.1 A At! K ! IMAX, il. K(KI!VA'.
Jil. 11. k-1 11 V r-H "d A V. Zi. W.l.E.
S0MRSETV
MECHANICAL WORKS,
(T.ituititJ.)
NEW ARRANGEMENT!
The S.mrret and Peterslmr F.mr. lri-.s hav
l.ern cuneoli lated un ler the my ie of ih-3
L.KMte.1 In the N n.uuh of S(.,nirj;,t, a:al is pre- i
turet to turnih all kin Is of '
KElUsnT al rinains Iaicsati
The eeUii.ratcd
HARTZELL PLOWS!
are manufacti-.re.i and kept on hand. Alio a lull
C00KING AND HEATING STOVES, i
All Had' KLPAIKI.N'U will he proiM;tly doue.
The puhiie In Informed that all kin of work gen- ;
eratiy a.neai a
FIRST-CLASS FQUMDRY
AND
MACHINE SH0P!!FRENCH COFFEE!
Sepu'lo.
1 at ;HUKr Xl'lCE.-
LaCwin t.f Catherine Whfpkey, !' f rpper
TurklMrt Tw Sonier-Aft i o.. Ph., ilecM.
Letters tfitauit-nUir on ihe rtiwue t-ntaie hikvitiK
bren ifntntcil to the untlervlirneti by the prt(er u
th'truy, notice is heivb k'CQ U all ik'rsns in
ikl'teU to aiil estate to make Immtlmle pay
ment, ani tho-e hnxitiic rliiimc ni..itiirr it to pr
3ent thfiu tluly mh-D't.-.uetl f.-r t.-nkuirn n
SriiurUy, N?inter 6, 1S0, it the '.rti ut li.e
Executor, in King wool,
JitS AH'JLKHAKU,
i
The oldes- and bea t ai.oinul Innii lull, n Ur !
taininx a Kuvineiw Klucation. i
For circulars address, j
P. Il"Fl' at SON'S.
Plttshiirsth, Pa., !
1
71T.I.IC .SALE.
Pufoant to an order of the i in.h.ins' t.nrt of
Somerset county, there will t-e sold at uahiw ile.
on the pn-oiises, ou
fxil'mhiy, .W-veinlxr C,
at i oVii-ck is., tue i..ilolnl. deaenoed real
astate. late of Pavld Iohr, .Ire'.r. to wit:
A vaiuat.ie larw situate In bha.te l .. Smer
et O uuty. ra , ailioinlun lands of John tilim.
Kdarl lADjU'ri, aiaibUt-l Wunrr. Jonathan
laiijder, llnvid WaKiieraud JvaaeMluk, oootain
in about Uu acres, of whloh a Ik. at loi u-,. .r.
uieared, and the ualano well tiuiharwl, ahout Iti
arr s 01 the elearwl land Is in meadow. Thrrears
a numhero' Kood sprinas. saaareamp, nrehard; a
KU.M1 two story dwelling boaae, larae hank uara
aud other onthulldlnica on the premise.
TERMS OF SALE.
Ten per rent, of the pnn-hase money tn be paid
jsa.ua a4 li.e proLHi.ty ij knu.Wed do'-n . Ihb i.U
Jr.ee oi 4 ui eoniinnatiiD ot sale, in six
months and the halam-e in one year. After dchts
ro id. one-third of llac e to remain a lien on
Ihe prrmite. tbe iclrrrM ihereol to )epajd anna
ally to the widow, and at her death the prlu-ipa
p. 1 paid lii the heir ol ;.i.l llrid 4hr, dea d
f ha a. low sdoaer to ha deaustrd ttom Ht pay.
Bieut. llel.:rr-l payment, to l Jcc-rc J by ii.!
went ti.al.
KOBEKT P. l.Olin.
Oct. 13 Adu'r. ol David I.ihr, d.tV.
IE
XECUTOR'S NOTICK
Estate of I). C. Mayers, tale of MeycrIa!i Bor.,
' ' deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above etul tar
in been a;rantel tn the un.lrr"ined hy pmper
authority, notice Is hereby yivo 10 all p raoiu
lndobte.1 to said estate to make lmmel)ate pay.
Bent, and thoea havins; elaiuu aaralnst it to pre
sent thm duly tuuenurated tor settleoteut, ul
tsaturdav, the atb dav of November, luan.
r-l.l.ABtTH MEYEKS,
Str-- et-lltrtv.
j
n 1
HE QUARTERS
FANCY and STAPLE
GROCERIES,
fuste teas,
as n
RARE and CHOICE
COFFEES.
J. II. JKXKINV
OLD TEA HOUSE SPECIALTIES.
TI13 C3ijia:&l GiriiJ Gr.wj W.
0;ir:intei'l ftlju!uu-!y paro.
T2 may Frsnii FUs ricur
Bc In the WurM T.xk First iU-U at Prii
KM.?iIi.l-r
.u li.j...-. LJjn 1...C li.Li .
I' .reitreine U'bite Ilrca ! in I 1'adrry it.
Br:il F.or !
Iu Z ar..l t K I a:k'ie. rea I.t l.:ikin.
Tl: C::a!:l :t:2:n:c3 ; 0
This Il-il.-l ,? Ctttt Is I'i; ,a.i f,.r its In'.i-ht-ful
Ar '...
Ta rsc? Fr:-2C. C:2H?.
Every Varlity F..1107 Chec-'f.
T5:C22iiC22n.:7rrjits?
T:i Ira. ViUtj of Hz-rtci hXi Z::tz : ,
THE ONLY HGJSE U T3E CITY THAT KELPS
rULL LINE CF THE
ci:li:iu:ati:j)
PRICE OFTEA.
THE TnTIV pK( P.
YOUNC HYSON, 1
CUN POWDER, (Her pound 0 8 o. fi.
IMPERI AUf ( otnta, l 00, tlju, iil ..
JAPAN F'r p..nn-i 4J. v..) vi rent, awl :.uu.
EHCLISH BREAKFAST, Per pound, u, :
io. oU, SJ ueu.a, jl.' U, aud ('.y.
-A ro-luction of Tl V E CENTS per p..and will ;
allowed on ail fl-rs ul Fi it Pi)t.-i .
t.y Tea. J
jy-In aeodtna' a written order for Tea. don't fail :
to mention the ouuiiiy y..u deaira. and ir.c. j
CayAII the Ta "t .te.1 aioe at l.oii r pound '
and npwa.' ar iitil.nni.diiowxTm. I
If to irnirrd lr,i. puck any of tut about ia or ',
X'llb.boirt vtlknul txtra charge.
Hatjit Khi kivkdax ia voicbof tkrt Fasi t
CTCD 1379. FQRjIGSAOQLQNj TEA! $1.03 J
t.OOU IE. IS AT TRICES J
UCKPUWVER UIPRIAI-YUt'N( HV-6U.NJAPAN-X-IJJN"C-E.N"OI.lSU
'
BUE VKI'AST,
2 cK.vr.4 I'F.vt pau..
jjn eeductidn BT m QUiNTITY.
i 0OFF.JH1G!
; Ti AT?. Tl CHOICE.
THE
CELEBRATED PELMONICO
This dciioioui 1'.. dee ia ur.iraijl f'T Its delii.t
lul Arou.. It !1 ..ll.-r '..ii..-.w have l.u:t I ui
picaae yea, j vo this a trial.
ilL: l-'ANCY
PRICE PER POISD - - 2S CE.MS.
Venuine Mo h'i Cotyvt", t'lunta- :
tioa malon Oiffee, Mararaibo fjf- '
fee, (Hit Hutch J(tra toffee, l.n-
ij itay i i Coffee, African Coffee, i
( ' liica toffee, fen lierry Cof
fee, ilolden llio Coffee.
A PARTIAL LIST OF GOODS
Constantly Arriving.!
F. S. bum.!iier s lt Meal, ..at Uioatt, Calked
W heat and Oraham r lour.
Ma-erel. Kjira N'o. 1 r.hore Meja, N . I Shore
No. 1 Kay, Nu. -4, Wo. 3 lire, Nu. 3 llflPnu in
3o It. kiu.
visrrss wiisat ricus.
t?ln..lnnull Il.n. UM..l.r.., . .
Bee I.
ftetlne.1 Lard In Rills. SO lb. 10 lb. 5 Hi. and 3 Ih. ;
Fresh Lobsters, Salmon, Shrimps and Cove :
Oyster".
Oooaed Corusd Boef and Prej.-ed T'a
PICKELS and TABLE SAUCE.
Sogr.n the best toallty cf each urade. I
SYRUPS AND MOLASSES.!
NEW YORK GOSHSN1
AXD
OHIO REAM CHEESE.,
THKLAUai'.Sr ASS'BT"Mr:;T OF
LAUNDRY AND TOILET SOAPS.
PUPvK SPICKS.
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