The Middleburgh post. (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, November 15, 1883, Image 1
.VEI.7U . A I. tl ....... I... mm t limirnnuiMi nun nil n Went ntrccf 3 linn begun tno "Sioune iiear tlio wen' Is er? tin;; tin ltlH"V 1UIL. x. T. H. HAUTKU. Ho that will t.vi reason it a bigot ; lio that eannit U a fool ; he that tlarc not is a slave. KDITOK and i'KOPKJKTOU VOL. XXL MIDDLEBUHG11, SNYDElt CO, PENN'A, NOVEMBER 15, mi NO. VII 1. 0 lha Manic of tho Rah. Falling, falling, on the lionsc-topn, With a liinulo quaint iiml run-, Like the koiiihI of htiiiuin hettrt tlirol)" On tli? xll'-nt midnight air, Or the tears of itngcl! fulling Wlifii they weep wit lit hone who weep Or the lullaby of mother. When they rock their liubes to hlecp. I.Ike the drowsy wine of poppieo, With IfVi wlerd, enchanting power, Coining to the weary lintner Like the dew to damping (lower; Like a nihil olecp to those who nutTer, Or the tenr to tlione who inoiini ; I.Ike remembered word of loved one, From our aching Iohoiiim torn. tStrungly nweet, bewitching iiiumo, All enthralled my Mene lie, As I watch thy myotic. Future With a fhullowy I'uxt go by, While a culm mid holy ipii'-t iSfeul upon my heart nnd bruin, Then 1 fall asleep, Ht til listening To the tiiiiruuir of the rain. Ho, inayhnp, sometime hereafter I "hull lay me down to rent, Overweary, and shall listen For the Hindu I loved best ; When hi gentle cadenee fulling Through the midnight silence deep, Hoftly soothe my troubled spirit, While it luls me into sleep. When, at last my soul has fallen Into sweetest, Kind repose, That on earth sunshine or shadow No awakening ever knowa -I.Ike the voire of waiting impels, Or the vesper hells in toll, May the softly falling raindrops Chant u requiem for my soul. An Epis:d9 h a Farmer's Lifo- To the city Farmer Chitty, Plain, but gritty, Came one day. And he wandered, Ant! he pondered, Ou his way. Thus while gazing At amazing Sights, and praising All he saw; He was taken Hand was shaken Hy mistaken Mrs. rihaw. Why to right it, And requite it , Him invited To a smile; And the farmer To the former Grew a wanner Friend the while. Foon, elated, And Inflated, ( bitty waited For the deal: When Borne ares Showed their fitcws Two hard eases Made him squeal. In the city Stood the gritty Farmer Chitty Cursing all. Not a penny Of the many llod he, any More to cull. Home returning Through the burning Band, and learning How to tramp. Hpouse she took him And she shook him, Grit forsook liliu. And she wouldn't believe a blamed word he said iu explanation. 2rxw Siftiiuji. A YANKEE FARMER'S MAXIMS- Take pleasure in your work. Think small things important. Don't let fowls roost la trees. IIave your stock well sheltered. Keep np with the improvements. Don't let fences sag and fall down Never go to town without busi ness. Don't i nio stock by low fonciog and bad fencing. Don't bang barn ess in tbo duet. nor forget to oil axles. Dou't leave wagons, tools and farm imnlnmnnta emosed ta the l fW. 1 I . Don't be s'ingy and penurious, lint. r.i: i i i. i. ..... .... I I - . w v.w "'I J If Satan ever laughs it must be at jpoorites. Tbey ate the greatest pupes ho bes. They serve him b t h't than auy others, but receive no fvages. Nay, what is till more ex-! Inordinary, tbey submit to more piortiacation than the sincere! 'hiutiao. Charity is one of the noblest vir ica '.hut liuks ourlb with peifcuiiou THEN AND NOW, T-----a m My dear," said Mis. Toppcrmfto to tier husband last evening, "I was looking over a bundle of of old let ters to day, and found this ono which you wrote- to me before wo wire J married, when you were young and sentimental. "What does it eny T" "1 11 lend it" "Sweet idol of ruy boar1. If Ibou wilt phi ce thy hand iu mine, ntid nay, dear lovo, I II bo thy hi Mo, we'll fly away to some fur realm wVil fly to mnmy Iluly, and 'ncoth soft.cerulcuu skies we'll busk and sing aud dream of nan;bt but love. Rich and cozy paintings by old musters shall adorn the walls of tlio civile I'll givo thee. Thy butli shall bo of milk. A box at the opera shall be at thy command, and royalty hIiuII be thy d lily victor Sweet etruiiis of music kIi iII l il! t!us at eventide, and warbling bir.lj sliull wnko theo from thy morning slnui ber. Dost thou accept Htyyts, and fly, oh I tly with mo." Aud I flow," Slid Mrs. Copper man." ''15iit if I Imd boen as lly as I am now, I wouldn't bnvj ll iwu." "WLy cot, dear!" 'Vby notT Have yon dono as you promise.! in that letter Win n we were married, did wo 'lly to sun ny Italy and bisk 'nealh soft cerule an skies,' or did we go to llobokun and epeud two weeks lishing for eels on the edge of tbo wharf f" "Well, yes." "And how about tho pictures T You know very woll that every rich nud costly painting iu this houdo is a chromo from tho lea etoio." "Well." " Thy bath Blir.ll bo of milk.' Do I bathe in milk f Do I butho in milk, or isn't it liko palling teeth every moi ning to get ton conts out of you to boy milk for the baby ' 'Kinder.' '"I'oyalty nball bo thy daily visi tor,1 Tbo only daily visitors I have tiro book agents and clam peddlers.'' " Taint my fault 'Swoot 6triiins of music shiC g. eet at eventido.' The only cliunco I hnvo to listen to sweet strains of musio is when you and I go out walking n( night and follow a monkey and a hand-organ around the block." "Ob, I am so sleepy.'' "1 don't care if you aro. Where are the w ubling birds yon promisee me? I bear Mrs. Maginis'a crowing rooslers next dour every uiomiug Perhaps tbey are what you ino:uit." "Well, uever mind." "liut I will uiiud. I was to have a box at the opera. Whero is it f Tbo or.!y time I po to an opera is when you get bill-postei'd tickets to a dimo museum." "It's too bad." "It is really too bad. And then you said we d talk and dream of naught but lovo. Since I married you we ve talked and dreamt of naught but rent. Good-night, Bir, ' and Mrs.Popperman turning out the gas and jumping into bed, lo.iving Mr. l'opporman to batk bis shins against the bureau in trying to grope to bed in the d irk Ungratefulness is tho very poison of manhood. Doctor's motto Patients and long suffering. Colitoness is prudouce; impolite ness is stupidity. What is tbo worst eoat to bold one up ? Concoit. Oao always has timennough if ho will apply it woll. Talk to the point, and step when you have reached it. Morning for work, evening for thought, and night for repose. Why is a prudent man like a pin f Because bin bead prevents him go ing too far. Envy is a passion fo fall of ow aidico and shame, that nobody ever bud the confidence to own it. Be brief, for it la with words as with sunbeams the mote they are condensed the deeper they burn. A Detblebaiu man is tbo fathor of two sets of twins. There were thirty-three deaths in Alleghany City last week. Two kilns containing a million bricks are being burnt at Hunting don. A raccoon killed 62 taikeys in due night iu West Ooshou, Chester county. AN INCIDENT THAT MADS A NUMBER OP PEOPLE REFLECT. 'Brandy is dead Fo tlio men -aid, no the women said, and bo tbo children called to each other as a piece of new. A drunken, good-for-nothing. A so-called man whoso brain bad be come dissolved iu liquor, whose mind was enfeebled, itud who bad disap pointed everybody by hot dying iu the gutter, instead of having the roof of ft tenement bouse over bis head. Why should anyone- grieve when such a vagabond passes away t Tbo world may owo him room for his hones to rest, but milling further. Ho in "I-randy V cuso men said thai lie was well out of tho way, and wo men cluttered their di.dies iu the rooms below, and cured not' for the prcsenco f tho dead. When tho undertaker came to bear tbo body away a dozen peoplo crowd ed into tho room, and among them was a boot-black. Some siid that "Ibandy' looked well iu n coffin : others spoko lightly about bis face having at lat lost its ruby color, and tho dea l pauper was no more than a dog in their minds, and why should ho have been t Ono can bo a man or be cau bo a vagabond. If bo be comes n vagabond lot him lose tho reppect of mou. All had a heartless return k except tho boot-black. He stood at tho head of tho coffin and looked from face to f.ico aud said : "Brandy was low-down, and ho died liko n beast, nnd yon aro all sneering at biin ! Did any ono among jou ever givo him a cbimceT Did; ho buvo a homo when ho was a boy Did men try to encourago him and guide him aright ? Is there a man iu thin room who ever took him by tho hand and spoko ono kind word I'idu't everybody abuse ami ill-treat him? Didu't everybody look upon him as a dog T There was no answer. "Ayo 1 Brandy was low down!' whispered tho boy nj ho laid bis hand on tho eofii.i. "Ho was "OKtfe aud hnogrv. and poor nnd liomileRH, and without ono ii gle friend. What man among yon c nld have stood out against it any better f Coor old mau ! They kuow all about it in heaven ! Let mo Lelp to curr him down." And when tho dnad bad been driven away, and tho poor boy bail disappeared, more than ono man said : "After all, wo might bavo made it easier for the poor old mau. 1 wou dur that some of us novor sought to make a mau of him, iustead of help ing him down." AN INTERESTING: LIST A lint of gills for the considera tion of young men contemplating marriago : A good girl to have Sal Vation A disagreeable gill Annie Mosity A fighting gill Ilettie Bodoxy. A very sweet girl Carrie Mel. A very pleasant girl Jennie Bos- A "summer" fcirl Ilelon Blazes. A nick girl Sullio Vate. A smooth girl Amelia Ilalion. A seedy gill Cora Ander. Ouo of tho best girls Ella Gant. A clear caso of girl H Lucy Date. A goomotiioal girl Polly Fon. A (lower girl Bhoda Pondrom. A musical girl Sarah Nado. A profound girl Mottio Physics. A star girl Meta Oiio. A cliuging girl Jessio Miue. A nervous girl Hester leal, A muscular girl Callio Sthenics. A lively girl Annie Mutioo. Au uncertain girl ISva Nescunt A sad girl Ella O. A serenogirl Mollie Fy. A great big girl Ellie Phaut. A warlike girl Millie Tary. A medical girl Klla Cumpane. A undeveloped girl Lillie Putiaa. The passing girl Jeuuie Bation. A grammatical girl Eltie Mology A fat girl Addie Cose. A city girl Minnie Apolis. A light girl Carry Seen. A band girl Clara Not. A drunken girl Maud Linn. A volatile girl Sal Amooiao. A drawing girl Lin nio Ment. A mechanic's girl Kit O'lools. The menagerie girl Anna Conda. A noisy girl Katie Did Our country's Lib Erty, A dentist's girl Susie Dont The best girl of all Your owo. cwxr 7002 own no: Every man who bus to live by bis own txertious should bo the master of a trade and tho o nor of bis own home. We wish that ive coald make every voting man in tho lan nppro ciate the importance of, early in life, after be lias acquired a trade, setting to work to secure a modest and com fortable home f or himself anJ little ones if bo shall bo thus blessed. Any wago-woi ker of steady and iu- duotrioi's habits, iu the possession of a trado aud the owner of a little homo to live in, bus reached the highway that leads to futnro com petence. The greatest obstacle to tho progreb" and prosperity of the tnecLnuic k. Iho constant drain which tbo landlord mnks upon bis mea gre income. The man who makes from SoOO to !?'.)0) a yen-, bus to piy more than one fourth of Ins wages for rent, if ho desires tint bis family bavo ft conifoi lablo mil respectable home. Kvcu at thepu figures the bouses that aro usually f r rent lack tho modern conveniens, anduie objectionable, both as to situation and sanitary arrangements. The demand for tbo right kind of rented homes is iu most cities greater than the supply, and fr that reason the first step on tho part of ;lio mechan ic toward comfort and inlependotico, i.- to own bis own houso, Ho must pny out as much in rent every eight ytft's, as will scenro a (.ood homo, and such being tho esse, if bo con tinues to rent, there is but little ebauco iu life for the accumulation of money. The true policy for any young man ami his wife, ia to prac-! ticu tlo moPt tigid economy, until a homo is assured. They aiustbtgiu the task eatly in life, or never. If tbey defer it until they got older and have larger and moro expensive families, tlio homo will nover bo ac quired. Once a saving working mini becomes bis own landlord, be cau pavo each ye.ir a sum equal to his n ut at leiiHt, und Ibis, continued for a period of yours, must brin a competence if a judicious use is made of tbo roomy. It may not bo pos sible for nil mechanics l.i rhbiin honies of their own, but many with a liitlo effort aud self denial certainly can succeed. COME FAMILIAR WC-IE3 AND WHERE THEY COME FROM Every young reader hns beard pussy culled Tabby, but nil do not know that tabby cut win turned af ter A tub, a f.uiioiif) street iu tlio old city of Bagdad. On this street the merchants sold a beautiful wutored i-illi culled atubi. In modern duvs this Pills has beou styled talleta. The wavy markings of the siik wore thought to teseiublo pansy's coat of fur. Til . -Jei uenves us name from a river I in Lycia tho (lugutes in tho bd!lls of which wero found pruooMi black htonoa culbid gaet, of which juwelry a made. A pamphlet itt a book bonnd in paper. A lonjr, lonp limn u;o a learned (Jreek lady wrote the hibtory of tho world iu thirty-five little books, which, after her, wero called I'uiDph) lia. Humbug ia a bit of fuu nimed at Hamburg, iu Germany, which city was ouco rather fimoua for ottii up gcurjutious which turned out to bo uothiuj very wonderful after all Hamburg no a a was humbug. Dollar in from tlio Ueriuun thaler, named from Thai, iu liohemia, where were locutod tho Bilverworka which mado this coin. Mouey tiucos itn history to a re- moto peiiod, whou the coinage of tho I'omana wan struck at tho tem ple of tho goddetiti Juno Mouiota. - larjw't Yuuny J'totlc. Tbo bog cholera ia prevalent in and about York. Harrisburg is no longer afllicted with tramps. Dy taking revenge a man ia but even with hie enemy i but iu pasn ing it over be is superior. Contentment ewells a mile into a talent, and makes even tho poor richer than the Indies. He travels safe and not unpleas ant who is guarded by poverty atd guided by love. Pride is increased by Ignorance j those assume the moat who know the why he left the cnuacii. "Yes, I ba gibbon np my bench in do church," said n colored brother ' I koin't 'ford ter b'loiig ter a con giegutiou what employs such a thief ob a preacher. 1's duo vi 1 him, an I d an 'low him ter speak ter uotif ub my ftim'ly " ' Your preacher is ft bad man 1 suppose, "Well, I reck'u bo is. Dut run ain't boues'." ' Iliivo yon proof of hie dishoues- "I reckon I has. Tether night I went down ter do ben bouse, hd ii hrntn a mighty lluttetin' 'miing di chickens, an' who phouM I linld.ir, but dor preacher, n helpin' bi-so'f to de chicluns. 1 'ill's nbv I say be iiin't honeu'. In fuck, sir, I'so alums' 'viiieed dut dm 'a suthiu wrong w id de num." "..bout what time was it wbeu you went to the hen houso f "Bout II o'clock iu do mornin', sub " "And you found t'10 tuinittor there .'" "Yes Rah i foiin' him lil' in down di chickens, an' dut' why IVo fonn' fault wid de church." ' Docs the Leu houso belou.; t you r "No, stih ; itb'longs ter Mr- Jack- kou." "Well, what wero yo.i diing lb.ro !" "Hul. V "I say, what busimss bi d jo t u' the hen houso at lli.it euily hour .'" "What business I bud ? Why sab, I why. sub, I beard do chick o'is s 111 i' an' went dur. I didn't n ant. none ob do chii'keu.4, h.iIi. 1'hi got atl do ehickeuH I wants. I hap pened to be outer bed at do time " "What work tiro you ougugod iu?" "Huh" 'I say, w hut's your busiuo-ts ' I bus been a preacher." "Why did you hupi ou to bo out of bod ut ;i o'clock t" "l got up ter gago iu 'ally pru'r, sub. lo piu'r oh do 'ui ly libir is d soones' answered '' If you v; anted to pray, what miide you go to tho beu bmibo !'' "Huh r ' You heard what I said." "Wall, I went dur ter suo dut di cbiekens wusa',1 rigid.'' "And you found tho preachei there ' 'Yes, sab " "What did yon nay to him ?" "M.ih ?" "Win know very well what I ask . What did I Pay ter him ? Why sub, I tolo him to turn looso do do ui'itcko' ben. Put's whut I paid." "Why did you want him to turn looso the hen "Huh f ' "I wanted do ben myself, pah " 'Then you are as much of u thio h0 lH ' ' No I ain't Vuho wo don't 'long to tho huiuu chui ch. lVo a Methodist, I in, Put man in a IS.ipli.it Any how it gin mo Hiich a dingnst tlut 1 init de church. Hut'a nuificieut I'ho a gwino to try Homo udder 'ligion, 'c.ihu all dut I Iium tried ihnliotiea'. Wlieueber I I'i-h 'm ii chinch tl it'll keep mo from Hte ilin', dut'd mine. Up ter din time I tiin'l fouu'it. 1 ain't got no confidence in a uigger, nohow." Thcro 11 10 a bet of malicious, prating, prudent gotisipa, both male und female, who murder charucterH to kill them j uud will rob a young fellow of hia go d nuiuo boforo ho btiH ytura to kuow tho value of it. 8iu is uever at a stay ; if wo do not retreat from it wo ahull advance in it ; uud tho further ou ive go the moro wo bavo to coiuu buck. l'laiHo nover gives us much plum ure aniens it coccur with our opin ion, uud extol us for lho.se ipialiticb in which we chiitly excil. lMato, hearing that tomo ai net tod he was a very bad mau, s iid : ' I bhall tako cato so to live that n it body will believe thorn " Tho proud have no friendx t not in prosperity, for then they know nobody i aud not in adversity, for thou do cue kuows them. The prodigal robs bis heir i tho raiser ribs himself, Tho middle way is, justico to ouiselvos and otb- era Gaiety is out a-proof that the bfBrt j8 (lt M8f lot Uii in tlld I'luisicians. Ac. J V. SAMCSKL, " PHYSICIAN AfJP SURgFcN. 'entreville, I'eiin'n.. llltwm lit irnfloiiil tnt l-o to Ihn rti n ill r. iiiri-ril'o n l rl"lnll-. Auk. 1, Q KIX.'Ai: HASSINOKK, PHYSICIAN & SURGEOi", M i.lilleliurKh, lVnn'a .. (Ht r. hm nr.ir..-l m:l . rvlr-p- I i ilm i ll l -n . hi vl 1-1-1 1 rw M nml Tl.lt.ll. I 'IMt i o ..(r rl ut W a -lil hm tun lmu. .1 u'y C.'nt. j (iuir.i: i;vuii!:.i, PHYSICIAN & S'JRGLOrj. M idilleliiirxb, l'elio'u , Off, r- din tirn(i'"-li ti il rvlrp I tl . I"tii I ilMilliliu-ii mill vli-lt lty. 1 11I1-1 i i-il i un olr( tii.- i 'mi rt II.mi-c !- A rn...r I in .Miik Uiflltni-i- mi cnrtier t t "Ho I:. It I'luir.-li- j II. HOllDM'-K. IMlVM(i tl K ui.i:o. Mk vi:ii town, l'... I I itlnr hi-iToi---nn o -nrvt. pi tu tti 11 1 -pms ill li i- -tuw 11 ..ml , li-n.lt v . I r 1.. - i. J)ll MAU AM) KOTUKOCK, Frcm it.t. Snyder county, Pa. Mrti.lii iini.l lllt,.ir 1 'hIIuko "t I'l.r ilin .til Mn u iri. I'lli-m t.l 1 r.'li'-l nil -n ut tu 1 ho . inlli-. ,Si, m KnK.I-1 Kiel tiriunu. .March, 17, 1H-1 tl. 11. I. SMITH, Physician & Surqcon, id'i c Nirii;., .N'liiiT ( iwnhi, '(. H!lr lil iriil(-iiii,i nervlcr-t to Iho tit Ii 'III. mi VI .t 1 ti -trout. JunoTJ ';,, )ll. .1. O. WAdNKIJ, I'll j li I it is iintl Mireoon, lliTor-i ht. iriir.ion il m-rrli-nf A'Wiii-tiirn miU vli ltiity. In On- r ti. n- A.ll-.N.'WUf. II. .1. Kl'lvlll'.UT, SUnGEON DEMIST. ici uiii-:ii 1 's itt.oi K , Si ItV.fnn , '(Hu t i'rn.'H"l'iiil buiilnana i r 0 11 t 1 y tntnloil in, v. y .-i, )i:ilCIYAL II HUMAN N, PHYSICIAN & SUGE0N, Kintzi ri'illi , Sii'ihr (ii., 1 Irlom hi prnfiK.lnnnl -or l''o tu tlior-lllfn" 0 lirnn irvlllii in-l vl 'lnlty. iik ? ,'; 15. I VAN lilUKlUK, Uluitt;.Li Ml'.i'll S!'.L DKNT1ST Selinnirovp, I'erin'u. Iloh l (lords RIEHL HOUSE, 1 1 it If S'iro Smith nl Holmi'ir curutir. SELINSGROVE. P.A- .101:1, ii. in Mil i;, Piopv. .(mi t t' o i nn vi'i o . TciT.'.o M 2i per da?. Mr. K loh I la almi nxvnt I- r nil kin In nt l ino I tnpli uiuiiti, Mpl. n, ''.i. NATURAL HOTEL J. M. H0U5ER. Prnprietr flit- Ii it-l h i him y li on relit til nn'l rolur il-lin.t, 111 k 1 11 u it 11 ti .iiHi. i- I I ulnl In nil rr j.o.'i- N.ipal-i- w 11 Li u H' llr. t l ir 1 ho ii .Mm :ti 1 I i'l hi nl t i tr 1 1 ol in.c 1 . 11 ii I li . KI-hl'iK I' iril i ulll tin I I hi -1 1 1. nl I I.m lrt pi irin in Ih i-niiitv tn el ip.it; tininl li.lilli;: 11 I'll llliln II ltd vl.iii.ll.. ul tho h . 1 0 1 . A 11 -t -I. 'JIllK NATIONAL HOTKL. JOHN W l-'OtHv I.Kit, Prop'r. Soliurtgfovo, la. t'liln Itolol In uli-l-iilllli .in:iti.. 1 1' Hi.- "iiiuro. in t l v.-i v -I n-1 ra,i..- pt-i,'i' fur Ir-ivi-li-ra ln-.ti.ii tie- hichtiiI' h'i' 'iiii'i . I 1 1 1-11, - ut i.ew rut. n. I'i'r 1, h.i. 11, 1. 1 11 hi ,v 1 : 1 In. ni'r in rail itm. Tfct l,i'.l nl li'i'i 'r In Hi" h:i 1 f UrO'iU.. li Htturaiil 1 11 0011 in-.' 1 1 w. lit ll iti-l. Aiir.l'i.'7. M 1'ffliri (III! I'.y W.M. IKH.WolM'll, ski.i nsi; i: i 1:, i'A. iirtniiilt-lpil, Iti-r irnl-'.icil n p. tnif ripo.l. Tho iwl 1 'itr ill I toil hoiii In 1 1.0 t-.wn. I'l--t ' .-I i ni'i"i'!liiiiiiliitlniili lor tho (t.ivtillnu I'lihlic. A 1 til ia '. 1 1 : t . v 1 1 r. soltril Ttll Ul KTKKKT. I11IIA I'A. Toi'Jiirt --!$l.r,() porMav. HKNUV STAIIN. I'n.p'r t; V.M'II. I Ink- Apr.l.'JS. GBBAT BARGAINS. BE SURE YOJ CALL BEFORE YOU EUY ELSEWHERE. A good solid Dlacksnit fur only !?1 'J." Mcu'h neat 1'nion ('iifMiiicio miilH in dark coloiH.at .o.Od.ii (K)..iJ 2.-,, !?(.'''. 67 OH $s.U., ?S o'), tin $10.00 per suit. A solid good pair of punts at 1.00 and 1,50 ouch. Lot of Ii3i350!ii3 Over-coats at 00, $11.00, $0 fiO, 7 5!), $7 75. es.00, $8 50. 10,00 to $ 1 5 00 each big bargain. Every thiui iu Iho CLOTH I NO LINK at Bottom Prico3. Dry Goodn, Notions, (irocerieg.IIata ,i Clip, Moots & Shoes, aud every thing iu thft lino of general merchau Jibe, Ni trouble to uliow poods. Attontnis-At-Taxw. 1 1 I 1 1 .1 . . I TH"1 Al (III ui i.m.iir. IKK" i. 1 ot. GILBERT & CRCUSE. Atttn-noVrt-At-Ijuvv. MlUld.KlltllU. I'A. oirt-r tliolr l'ri-1. n-inti' if lio in th Pah. lie II l u-Mov oniru-ixl tu Ihrlr cr vlll r i-olvn I'tmi t rl trtltlnn. ('iitinalmtliinf In t fin llmi a inl u-rinmi. Il"l . '"I- w r.i. 1:. iiorEinii. ATfORNEY AT LAW, M i.iNMiutivK. Pa., 1 iir!l 'ti- mul ll iilhor IokixI liii.lni-"" prnm t. I niti-ti.lu'i lu. Cuu-ull-'lluiif Id LdkIi'Ii n4 1 In .1111. JUD t. V n & Dii.u AIIJIiNLY AT LAW. I.i iritliuni, Vfin'a AU tll-li)(. fntnl-t-l I 1 hi i-tr will I prtfin'tl mioiul. a tu. s. pt. an, '.in. j ('.. DI'.ITUICII. at 1 oi:i 1 r.M w. M:rk.t S., S oivi in.'. I'c; Al! 1 riilo-l..n il 1 u-it - T' itn tly nttocded In. 'ui-ullikll.inr. lu I.tij.lPu nml 'lormnn I'S-i.'-a. I. 15. W l.'NUKUI.Y, ATTOFiMIY-AT-LAW. Mil ,'. , ,,)., r (' run ho onr-tilt. ,1 In KnuM-li i r Hor n n. Jun.iJ ,'si, r.. i:owi;u, AflCRr.TY-AT-LAW. Mii.i, I urij, Vi. il'ri-iinri mull, mul lorin.ni. uti-u It h 1 on In K-hMhIi 111 J l, 'Tu t(. M. b. s noi:ii, ATTOENEY-AT-LAW. Nov; Berlin. Penn'a. I'rnfi-stntiiil 1. 1. -in.... ,'iitniktrl I,, pnra will rnrrin. pn.tnpt atti titini.. .I,,, , jn (JIUS l- I I.UK'H, A't'i'iii'v cV Cnnii-i'Ilnr-At-L-, .,irn-..n At-; '- Mil 1 IIiiik 1. no ii.ioi North of K 1 1 ot -r. Hiiti-i.. S'lllui , I 'ell It'll. ('nllootl'in ami 11 I i.l I IT .r I. .1li,nl ... no-. . -,.,-ito, an ) will ri n Ii o , nrotul nt ir impi H ioii'l'.ii A i r.l I ,'T"-.tl. rP J. SMITH.'" A T T 1 H N F V AT T.AW M ll.i,l.l; (H, S V KIK Cti .'r 1 ar til- ,-r,i(r...,inil Scrrli-m to tLa I'UllI vA.iii.un:mn in i.tiKiirh nil :leruiL. A.W.l'OTTKi:, - X. I. lOTTKU .1 TlOhXr. YS .', V LA II'. Solinsxrovo, Pa, I'l.rlholr pr..rir..ii.li.ori.ea t,i the pnl.llp. All loitnl I11-I 10-- rnlni-lml 1.1 their raro will rooivo i.ri.tiipt mtoiiilnn. iirflaeuo M.ln Mt. July 4. :j. J l)U.Ci: AI.I.KMAN, T 7 ) l! .V !: Y A T L A V. liiif-r Irii-toil In hi- i-iiro will i.n prnniplly etirnU- p ri io-ii i-ni 11 1 iiiiriitir- r'Ollei'tll 11 tt) ipuy 11 1 1 r Ktlirll.l, 1 - - ' 11 ' v I- iii-u 1 1 i-ii in r.iiv ii i. ut ' lorinn 3. lull, e mi Murki I Siutr. Ort JJ II. iUl.MM, Atloi'iiov-Mt- Law. AM) IU.l'lil T A1TOHNKY HUI Klf YDCK I'i ' Inn u I'h. fmi'iiltn'l 1,111 h. tu I nuli-h ami Oorman l.iinii.iKn. Oct. , ie. JOHN . AUNOI.I, V t I OI'IK ' :i t I iiiw. 1 iiii.i:i!i u), k n I I tihltiomi i i,ir..M..l tn hlr cart Will I'" pminp Ij nttrnilvil t i. IVi'lon-l - 7M- van ;i:zi:i, 1 ' ATTOKNKV AT LAW I.Mvidnirj P. ll.Tcr-hi- prof. ml, mil -orvlr,. tn II111 puhllo. ( III III iiu--ei,tru-l,l I. - ,re nl I roculvt pmuipt tf ntlnn. ,.-ii aim mi hm. or iiriii.t,.i.i 1....I. A. SIMPSON, AITOUNKV AT LA f. SelliiHgrove, Pa. lliTe-. 1,1- pr.,f,...n no vl.-o. t pi.. All l.iimt.iiM' etitruH,, fi I I- 1'aro III It i r..nni- attcmlo l to. Ian. (T, '87, A M UKL If. OHWIG, .1 TTOUX.'Y A T-LA W, l.rtvlliiiriz. I iiIom ( o n: 'iMP-enn Murki-t str,.i n.,,i r.-n II. "i o I, - - - M".., vaBl ui 4,y. 1 1"0. .'I. tt.- 1 v r-y iv-iiiT- now lost, m mmw Jimt pulill-li-il, nri III. ti , 1 11- , V.IM.II.I .l.hra,..,, ,.;.. ,,.,,,' (V.J no lt,v .I. I,' irv N,.ia !.,... .... . I I HI hfl. Ke.iKr,v . InJioi'il'iV.ul.ldu';: Ht-iio, ,i.r-e,n,i Kiriv-fniiri, '.. ",,,LUU'- .... .'i.'.' r,'";""' """-' In IM- n.ltnlr.ble op mi I'lo.i.h ,li 'iimn-irHt. - I-,,,, ,,lt, , ' ", "ti.M.tlu piHi-il,-,-, ti,., !.,,. l "" in. n.-o-..l,P-niii-, ,, , r).Vll? runT .r'ri;U:i,.r.;.;i"l,'' Mint Ui iler.eul In pl.- n otivi lni, , to ... -ill-re-., p..,,-, .1,1. ,, relp, t " 41 4 tin s. . New ,,,, n v . Z'. 1 'I I'. I I I. V r I, v I I . t Mi in., . .... Ilox, UC, 'ct. IS 8j l. FREE for TRIAL i r .-tratl ,n, II y,i." i",' '' V ""L"" I. .ll.orotu.o.t.o.M. ..i'.rnr"f .Vu'1i,e;?)'.nA', A.f.Wi'iM'w "hVA!!,"1 of ",8nn.. IW.yiu,. 4t, k falhuys .-.. CUIo.ge, IU. E. E. BUCK MERCHANT TAILOR, Clcanioi & hmmw Neatly & cucsji- 1J LU.IO th.,!n:,kvn:,r,.lou, lul lur.i ,--. "u"' 1 ui yu.M itp. ,Oct. ll,'8i.3m. Globe Mil In, l'. , --.'V V v t