till l00t
fl urn
:'
T. II. lIAHTlUt.
lie iliat will not reason is a bigot ; lie that cannot is a fool ; ho that dare not is a slave.
K1MTOII anii ritOHUK'JOlt
.vol xxur
MIDDLEBUHGII, SNYDER CO., PENN'A, NOVEMBER I', ISM,
NO 45
:lOETUV:
A PLAIlIjTIlUTn.
One truth Vrr well nil flioiikl
know,
In publio places ft"'1 ,ow
A truth to which the brightest mind
May he occasionally blind;
Above nil tlmory and practice
Thin solid ftinl controlling fact 1.1
JVe mm ia bhjrr than his jrt.y.
Viiln pnxfso may swell the stoutest
head,
Tho Htiihhovn mill.) Is often led;
'bir be.'t Intent loin no astray
When fonmd mists obscure the way
Ami ini'ii who find themselves mi
taken
At hist to this rcnt truth awaken;
Xo iwta is H'.H't Hum hit imd'j.
This fart In Mire when oil I done,
Many nre wiser far than one;
Our friend, ns everybody known,
Ulve itafer counsel than our foes,
And he who fails his friends disdaln
intf, Will fin ! nt last thin truth remaining;
y man it b'-ii'f.r Vimi hit xtrti.
'o Htrenm, however freely fed,
Can rise above tho fountain head,
Nir will Its flow continue long
Unlens the hoiireo is full nnd sironir,
And therefore every new .November
t'-hould bid us ull this truth leiucni-
ber;
J iiia.i in Iwr t'ti hi purtj.
The miui who rends, the man who
Vlltl'S,
An I ways of men In office notes,
Knows how and why his vote wnscust,
Holding his own convictions fast,
And home to him nt each election
Is apt to come the cool reflection;
A' M'U i li'j.ii'r t''(a lilt l' tj.
-X. Y. Sun.
A PACK ?SDDLE3'3 STORY-
"I have Leon a pack ".odd!er t i
10010 tban twouty years," said the
old man, as he w Lifted away at M
pipe to got u li;jbt, ' and yon may
suppose I have met will) some Btir.
i intf adventure. 1 Imvo traveled u
rent deal iu Missooti, Kansas. No
bnislu, and Miunenotu, uud f.u
weeks nnd montbi I have been on
the ulett, not ouly to ptosorvo tbi
c mteuU of my puck, but to (It-loud
my life. My hue of trade bii been
Yankee uo'ious, with jewelry ikUu.I.
I hi vi hud with ni'i at ono time as
niiia'i in 82.000 worth of gold and
silver watches, oar-rinja, fiaMf
i i"H, etc I Lave Bat ou a lo bo
Bi -lo a highway iu Kansas nnd sold
SI i0 worth of Btock to tbreo or f nu
luoti, and I bavo disposed of '0
wurtii of la llee' j nvelry at a pioneer
cabin wbiuh bad neither floors nor
piutitioon,
"Oa two difl'jieut occasions I ate
dinner at tbo cabin of old J3ender,
tbo Kineaa Gond. Ou tbo Gist oc
casion tbo old man was away, uud 1
paw only two old women about the
placo, Six months lator, when I
cnl'ied ngain, it was about 11 o'clock
in the forenoon Tbon I - saw old
Bouder for tbo Gist tiuia. I buve
beard bira dobcribed an a pleasant
faced old raao whom do one would
euspeot, but I tell you the vory first
look at bin) pat mo oa my guard.
Tor the first tiaio ia a year I felt
that my lifo was iu danger. Tbo
saiuo two slatternly wouiou were
ubout tbe bouse, and tbore was n
young waa wbom I took to be old
r.eudoi'H bod. This young man
disappeared bood after I arrived, but
wbotber be bad bid in tbo bouse or
lodo off across tbo prairie I never
know. Hondor's women purchased
about Si worth of notions, and tho
old man .dickered with me for an
Lour over a gold watch. It seems
Lo bad but a email stock of cash,
but bo offered me porsonal property
ia exchange. II o bad three or four
silver watches, all of which bad boeu
carried, two or three revolvers, two
bosom pins raado of lumps of pure
gold, and three or four pairs of val
uable cuff-buttons. We bad nearly
effected an exchange when he sud
ueuly decided to leave the matter
open until after dinner.
.Months afterward, when tbe dis
covorios of his ciiimes came out, I
thought the mattor over, and could
remember just how nicely he played
(uo. Without seeming to inter
rogato mo for information bo asked
how long a trip I had made, what
success I had met with, who I was,
where I lived, ami wbom I know iu
that locality. Tbe old murderer
was figuring np tbe obanoos of my
being missed in case be put an end
to me, and bo bad a curiosity to
know beforehand what the harvest
would bo. AVhile 1 told yoa that I
U notl'.S Hi b r:l IVtt I
ilir
I Lad no idoa of an attempt lo mur
der by daylight and in the manner
he was planning for. I bad a trnnty
revolver, and t had tbo courage to
defend myself. Had I met bira out
on tbo prairie, or bfld we leoo j z
ging together along nome lonely
highway, I should buvo prepared to
pull my pistol ut tho first movatnent
"Dinner was nunounced wm nf
ter 12 o'clock. I took my pnek with
mo into tho dinning-rooiu. wheio I
found tbo tahla set for ono. There
were tbreo rooms iu tho bouse, Tbo
front room was n general nitling
room ami office combined. IJm loi
kept ii sort of tavern, you know, and
travt.lois had this front room. The
:t room back was tbo diuuin-;.
room nu 1 family room combined.
Thero waj n bed-i oom leadir g i lT,
Oo tbo iMill.s of this f uuily room
wcro u few old fashioned fi nmeM, a
sbulf on which stood a clock, and a
few pcant tiideiices of wonit n't
prosi-nee. Tho back room w.is the
kitcoc'i.
"I had my cyon wi 'o opm when I
cnteted that diuning-room, ni; 1 tho
very first thing 1 noticed was that
tho taMo was set lougthni'iu in the
loom tun that my chair and .!,ite
had b,?ed so placed that my back
would bo towud the kitchen dxi.
which win uot over five or six feu!
.iwiiy. Had it been at the oilier end
my buck would have been toward
tbe olliod door. Tbo ti.st i:)jvo I
made was to turn tuo chair uroun 1
to the vidj and hit d tvu. 1 now
faced I bo bod -room door, nnd had
tbo ether doors to my riht and ii ft.
while I hero was no wind.'.w bjliiud
no. Tho younger woman was in
tho ro m nnd dio locked at too in a
queer, btraugo way and upset tint
arrJinotneulH nI:o bad petf.cled
iJt u lr did not look into tbo room
for two or three nduntcs, and Ihen
teliit-d without npoaking. A min
ute liter bo pised around the
house ii lad entered tho kitchen by
the hack door. While I could not
ee him, I beard him and tbo woman
whispering together, and I caught
tho words us ppok.-m by bur :
" 'I toll you ho did it himself !'
''I could not c ileh a word from
him and directly bo went out aud
she camo h with tbo rost of tho
atidh-8. Her faco wns flushed and
her manner very nervous. 8ho put
on a plate of bread aud a platter of
meal, uud thou went out for tbe oof
fee. At slie est tho cup aud saueor
on the board s!io partly upset tho
cup and Hpiilod half tho coutoats oo
tho tablo.
'lixcusj mo I'm Borry.' Bhe
caid as I fihoved buck to keep tbo
hot liq'ti'l from dripping ou my legs.
" 'Never niiud uo harm done,' 1
replied.
"It was so careless ofmj. You
bad better cbungo your soat to tbo
end while I.sop it up.1
" 'Ou, dou't mind I'm not bun
gry and shall oat but a fuw mouth
fuls any way. I forgot to tell you
thut I preferred water to coffoe.'
'Bat you you'
' 'I'm all right.'
"She gave ma one of tho cpioerost
looks I ever got, first tlushiog up
and thou turuod pa'.o. Spilling thut
coffoo wai a put-up job to got my
bac't to tbo kitchen door, I sus
pootod it then , a few months later
I had plenty of horrible proofs. 15o.
foro tbo meal was finished old lieu
dor looked iu from tbo kitchou door
und drew back, and wbon I shoved
away and entered tbe office ho was
not there aud did not show np for
five miuutos. When I went to din
ner a doublosbarrolod shot-gun
Btood in a corner of tbe office. When
I came out it was gono. Tbe old
man came in after a wkilo, and it
was easy to Bee that bo bad lo foroo
himself to oouverse. I paid bim for
tbo moal aud was ready to go, It
was a lonely road I bad to travel,
with no other house fr miles, and
it suddenly struck me that tbe youn
ger man had gone to lio iu ambush
and shoot me iu case 1 escaped as.
sassioatioa at tbe house. For a
miuuto or two I quite lost my sand,
aud you cau judgo what a relief it
wus to me to nee a team drive up
with three men in tbo vebiole and
room for one more. They stopped
to water tbe horsos and chat a few
moments, and roadily gave mo a lift
on my way. I did not impart my
suspicions to them, and it was not
until the horrible stories came out
that I felt sure in my own mind
what a close call I had,
"Do I know what bocatae of old
P--'-rr-l l'l f
t
member that they (led tho country,
or that the papers so reported, and
foi months we mod to hear from one
locality nnd another of the fugitives
buing aeon or captured. I have
reason to believe Ihry uevcr got out
of the ntnle, nor yrt a hundred miles
from that lou tavern on thu prairie,
with its horrible cellar underneath,
aud its graveyard in Um roar. Hands
of men weie riding iu this oi that
direction bent on vengeance, aud
oun i'f 1'i .so ovei h nih il the p nty.
I have been I l I this on t hit bent
ituthoitily, AsH-nlar halhliMn
no inoicv toward tho ii'isiisp -cling
Ir.iv.'lers who weie ill .t in the bad;
fro n that ki!chn d mr us I bey nt
at bis table, uono was shown to hi.ii
or his. They wero wiped out and
plnuled wheio tlx ir bones ill ncvoi
bo turned up to tho light of day "
LIVI173 LABr CA23IAS2:-
The kaug.roo is t!o best known
ex aiu l. of a liiing baby carriage.
Hut it is not ut ul! iiccjssiiry to go
as far as Australia lo find an niiimul
which ciiniert its yaing in pli eie lv
the siiiii'i way thai the kagnroo does
Our opu-Hiiin is pmvi led iih a
pouch exactly as Ihe kangaroo i.
and the ..imneiit its babi-is uio ticiti
it puis them i.ito tho pouch nod
keeps t in-in there until tiny are bel
li ruble to taici! cire f I Ileitis: Ivc1'.
S m 'what Ih ja'in' plan is adapt
ed by thn beautiful liltlo G.-,b called
the ce ahorse, from its reunukiiMe
resemblance to n;ir hoi so. Ouly the
father does tbo work iu this phsc,
an 1 ennies, not the living babies. but
(hn iggs, which he gathois up, hfter
the tuothur has laid them, n:id puts
in a pouch t.c ir lii (nil.
There is even a bird which cirrios
its er;g in a e.ic near its tail. Thin is
tho pmigiiin, n biid without feathers,
ami with v jug ho short that it can
not fly.
1 gs, cnts nnd other animals of
tho hiiih kind, pick up tboir babies
iu their teeth ; but there are some
animals which gr farther, and carry
their jonng literally in their months
Some etuikes will, at any alarm,
reetivo their broods in their months
And au unpleasant sight it is, too.to
seo a number of hissing, wrigghuj
little reptiles disappearing into tbe
gaping mouth nf tbo parent snake.
There is n fish, too, called the
vhro.nin jt.-ttcrJiiml'liiM, which does
the same thiug. Tho father-fish, in
tho fust place, stuffs his gills Jail of
eggs, aud nfierwurd, whou the lit tlo
fish sre fiu'illy batched, they twim in
and out of tbo dovotod father's
mouth at tin ir pleasure.
Many animals, carry their babies
ou tbtir backs, and this is particu
larly tbo caso with water animals, or
tboso thut pass put of tbo liiuo iu
tbo wuter. Tbo hippopotamus does
ho, aud tho slupid-lookiug littlo ball
of pink flcbh looks extremely odd au
it lidos ubout iu this way.
Tho walrus, too, often carries its
buhy iu tho same way, though just
us often it canies it under its Upper
iu a very bumausliko fashiou. Tho
latter plan, of using tbo flipper like
au arm, is also practiced by tbo
whale in carrying it young.
S-jveiul of tbo water-birds curry
their young ou their backs, and a
prettier night cau hardly bo imagin
ed than a water-foal sailing about
wilb its dainty, downy brood sung
gling togotber ou its back. One
bird, at least tbo guillemot takos
her solitary baby on ber back, aud
flies through the air wilb it.
In South America, wbat is known
asMoriau's opossum a first cousin
of our opossum has a vory comical
way of carrying its young. Tbe
wbolo family may bo having a frolic
among tbe branches of a troe, when
suddeuly tbo watchful mother will
sound an alarm, aud stand quite still
with her long tail laid ulong hoi
back. The littlo ones at ouoa scam
per to her and soramblo up on
ber back, at tuo eamo lime ourliug
their littlo tails tightly around hers,
Aud there tbey 6tand, half on one
sido and half on the other, while tbe
mother ruus away to a pluoo of
safety.
Tire Surinam toad, however, takes
tbe heaviest burden on or back, or,
more properly, in her book. After
she has laid her eggs, her hnsbaud
deposits them snugly in tbe cavities
with which ber back 2s plentifully
pitted. There tbe eggs hatch into
tadpoles, end tbe tadpoles turn into
toads before they are ready to have
, i , ,
t!aa ITover GotS Enough
--
When Jeremiah P. Ilobinson died
iu llrooklyu tbo other day bo left an
estate boso value- Is generally csti-
msted nt from $i 000.000 to S.i.OOO,
000. 1-ong years ngo when Mr.
Hobinson was a young and driving
bnpincps man tio rsd n nmbitiou,
and that ambition was lo accumulate
a fortune i f StoD.OOO
"W hen I get that much money,"
he aid one day to one of his clei Ls
"Ihen I'm going to quit bitMites
tight uheil IV nnd ci.joy tbe lest of
my i!nys in caso." S,-vt ral yeni
went by before anything akin to the
figure ho bad fixed up U ns P itii-f ic
tyiy npiuniiched ; but tho cl '-ier he
g t tbo leas he had to my lib tut Ihe .
"i.0,0'Jl) bring eLongb for any sen
sible man " Uno New Year's Iay
bo tiiterli ined his cleik, "Will,
ho said, "I've been ninking au in
ventory i f things thin morning. and
I find that I nm vorlh s'luething
over S.'iO.i'OO.
"Then ym are going to go out
t f lti: itif iH. I Kcppjse," rciiK'lked i
,H, ,,),,,.
,, .... ,
"(l.i out of business' u by ninn
'
:.ulive. what me you taking about
(to out of business 1 I have oily
begun; 1 1 1 v figure ; is l"il, "(Id ; j
that's enough to natifcfv any man,
and more wool 1 bo a burden. j;it
, .t , . , i ,
!j)!i,'iMt tlott begin to look si leg
n e
when m u :;i cl. so to it ns it d s
when its a'o .ut f -10.003 off. ' N. ith
cf did fi", i,0(l() when it can.! to
look an big us it did once, and its
poHsi-H-i hi was but lb i incnitive to
more entity and enterprise. It
the 8 une old Lvcr enough is never
what a mortal Iiu3 N. Y. Times.
iiovaveteiiaitwc:t
Itcmovals from offiflo that places
might be provided for Jackscii men
were the order of the day, but I'res-
! idoiit Jackson was uot disponed to
tlifpluco any veterau oc'.lier. Among
other victims designated for removal
by tho politicians was (Joneral Sol
omon Van Konssoluor, whose gallant
services against Great Dntain in the
War of 1812 had been regarded by
an t-lectiou to tbo Honso of Uepre
sentativoH, followed by bis appoint
ment us Postmaster of Albany. IIu
was n deeido 1 1'edeialiHt, and the
petition for his removal was boiled
by Martin Vau Huieu and tilu
Write. Visiting Washington, (lennral Van
Iteiissolaor received a cordial greet
ing from General Jackson nt a dub.
lio rceeptiou, aud then, taking a seat
iu a corner, bo waited until tho room
was chared, whou ho again up.
proucbed tbe Presideut, Buying :
"General Jackson, 1 have- come bore
to talk to you about my office. 1 be
politicians want to tako it from mo,
aud they kuow I bavo nothing l I si
te livo upon." Tbo President made
uo reply, till the aged IV tmastor
began to ta'.o off Lis coat iu the
most excited manner, when Old
Hickory broke out with tho inquiry :
"What in lleavon's nairo aro you
going to do T Why do juii tako off
your cout hero V "Well, eir, I nm
going lo bhow you my wounds,
which I received in hhling for my
country pguiust the Kuglisb !" "I'ut
it ou ut ouoe, sir I" wus tbo reply ;
"I nm Btirprisod that a man of your
ago should mako such an exhibition
of himself," uud tbo eves of tbo iron
President wero sull'iifcod with tears
as, without another word, bo bade
bis aucieut foo good evening.
Tbo next day Messrs. Vau Jiureu
und Wright called at tho Whito
House uud wero shown up into tbe
President's room, where tboy found
him smoking a clay pipe. Mr
Wright soon commeuced lo solicit
the removal of General Vau Rens
selaer, asserting that he bud been
koowu as a very active advocate of
Jobu Qaiucy Adams ; tbot be had
literally forfeited bis place by bis
earnest opposition to the Jaoksou
men, and that if be were not remov
ed tbo uow Administration would
be seriously injurod. He had barcTly
fiuisbed tbe last sentence when
Juoksoa uprang to bis foet, flung
bis pipe into tbe fire, and exclaim
ed, with great vehemence, "I take
the cousequoncos, sir I I take tbe
oonseqqonoos I J3y tbe Stomal I 1
will not remove the old man I I can
not remove bim I Why, Mr. Wright,
do yon uoti know that be carries
more than a pound of Pritish lead
in bis body f" Tbs,t settled tbe
qi'-riicn, and General Van Reni-
j Postmaster nt Albany thiotigh tho
i Jackson Administration, ill ough
Martin Van Huron, when hncuno
into power, promptly 'bouiiCid'
bim.
tTWt.w
Fifty llillhr. and TtX?tn Will Ci
U? f;r M;3 Clovv'AlU
It Is Mill ii problem wheth 'r Mrs.
Cleveland will ent t lie soeinl world
in this city t hisVsea.-toii or not. 1'mui
the ladies of the luni iehnid e.i'ii i re
ports thut nhi whl not. Tle-y say
lliat, iusii'iid of i nli ilntiiiiig gay
I liroiiji.s ef i-it ni'!t nt i-i ei'ol inns. nlie
will be niti-ltiif pretty III I !e inn s mv
blllab) s. Tie' holies f this ity 1 ave
nil taken the litet ii.le 0t in C u -iiirf
events and tliwc who ni-i; io p s'
tion tohii'itv miv iii vM tl.'ciileiMy tlint
.,s. ',-v l.iml
I .irs. i i.-vi i.iiiii Will hoi enter si eiety.
A great ileal or hbnppiii bus tit en
ilone of late bv the I 1,'i. s of t hi-W liile
House, but it is said that very little
evening cost nine innti-l nil bus been
bought, it h.is been inure of ll ililn II
ii' I vu n. nine, l.i i.uei.i . I in i ii iii.
Mrs. Cleveland is tint seem
manv visitors as fonnrlv, mid thest
only ly ai'ii'iintnn nl. ,ln ri.l'-s out!
nearly every day. A youn-la ly u ho
has I ninth. habit of eallin upon
Iter telln me tlial. tlnrn Is lieuumilltr
, , . , , , .
to lie ll III I li .ill" nf llivt et-e nlt.olt Hie
?!,,. lif r ,,", w,,it
n.l that even the ladies of theCabi-
net wear a faraway look and i-peiiU ;
hidelluite way wh"ii n-.l-.etl ;
"!''t her, wl.leli may. perlmps, ben'
i-'-'Htlt? way of bit, tin ; that tun in. inv
, .. , .
1 1 l.iwt i. ii w v i ii i ii I . I n.it I I ii. ..I
the life of th f.tn.ily In the White
lluiise is t nl ii led to t lie r-aine .rol
I i in f nun inipert no nt iiitiniry that
belongs to any other family. At the
same time, the kiin!ne-s of t!i, pul.lie
interest in t le welt ire of bis bolls. -hold
cau bat-.llv be a soiiree of rcul
annoyance to the I'l-e-iilent
If Mr.
'
( Mevelaixl tlo"- not appear in pnlie
for ii time, ii, neeil n it b a.iuie il
that she rem lins nt home merely to
avoid meeting Jell' llivis's tlilhl ei
at Kiehmull'!, or I i n -o she tines in, I
approve of t!i" el timi of the statue
of Liberty in New York harbor.- :.
foil i-nf.t.
ff rrnwri w mi imiiiiim
licet Er-oollcnt-
J. J. Atkius, Chief of l'olico,Kuox-
villo, Toon , writes: "Aly family and
I aro bcucliciarios of your most cx-
ceneni; inenicino, in- nings iow
Piscovery for consumptiou ; having
fouml it to bo all that you claim for
it, deturo to testify to its vntuo. My
friends (o whom 1 bavo recommends
, .. .. . .,
eu u, jnitiso it ai ivory itppoiiiiniiy.
Dr. King's Now iMscovcry for
Connnniptioii is guaranteed to euro
Coughs, Colds, PronchitiH, Asthma,
Croup and every i flection of Throat,
Chest iii.il Iiiings. 'J'rial HottleH Freo
nt G. M. Shiudel's Prog .Store.
I.nrgo lize i?l.
Euckloas Arnica Calva-
Tliri Itnut Sl!tJl in tlwt iv.iVl f it-
; " ' "
uis, nruises, nores, i-ieers, mi it
,,, ,, t, , , ,,
Ulieillll, 1' liver h. ni'S, letter, (hilil)-
1
ped lland-i Chilblains Corns, un,
all Skin Eruptions, and positivel'
curts Piles, or uo pay rerjuiroil. it I
s gu ir aatu 1 1 1 1 giv ) p irfoot nifis
faction, or money refunded. Price
"2o c ulit per box.
(J. .M. Shinde!.
.r
Piftoeii years ago tho b'lfl'i'o
ranges of Kansas nnd Colorado weio
covered with thousands of theso ani- food ; heartburn, feeling of
mats. Tho other day u party went wciffht and wind In tho Eton1
out from Denver, nnd after a ivi tk'bi ach, bad breath, Lr.cl taste ir.
limiting managed to kill three from j tne HlOllth, low spirits, general
a herd of twenty, i.ino that tin v ! prostration, headacho, and
found iu Lost Talk. It is said that
thorn a -o not more than 2,000 buf
fal ies now iu oi itoiina. .Svsi'iui iHo
slanghler has produced this Bbauiu
fal lo.sult.
Ijlind Pill, a colored inmate of a
Georgia poorhoiiso, has a most in
markablu seiiNe of touch. He ran
tell any one whom bo hai met by
feeling of his hand A man whom
he bad uot met f r ten years fibook
bands with bim tho other day nud
Hill at oiioo nailed bim by name,
though uot a word bad before bom
vpeken.
Farmer Suin in, near Santa Maria,
Cal., saw bees goin In mid out of a
crack of a big pumpkin ou hit furm.
He opened tlu i.ii)!tin itml found
eight pounds of excellent honey
within, lio now brns mwi-o than
ever of tho glorious climate o' (Jul!
forny, where one can raise pnnUlus
and honey on the tume vine.
A struno kitten got into the house
of Thomas Moore of Whife'hain, Can
ada, entered the room where u baby
was sleeping, and sucked its cheek
until It bled. It was discovered anil
put out of doors. Alu It camo In
and attempted the same thing aj,'aiu
aud then Mr. Moore killed it.
Australian farmers aro still troub-
lod by rabbity wbiah breed there at
an enormous rato. Ooe farmer baa
jut offerud $75,000 for a rabbit
proof wire funco toestcud,20:i cniloB.
fi
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of dissaso moro prevalent than
Dyspepsia, and none so pecul
iar to tho hlch-living' and rapid-eating"
American people.
Alcohol and tobacco prodnco
Dyspepsia; also, bad air, rapid
eating, etc. BURDOCK DL00D
BITTERS will cura tho worst
case, by regulating- the bowels
and toning- up the digestive
organs. Sold everywhere.
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Physician & Surgeon,
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