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T. H. HAKTKll.
Ile that will not reason is ft bigot; lio that tijiot is ft fool; ho Hint dare not is a slave.
M 1 DD LE B UltGII, SNYDElfcO, PENN'A, DECEMBER 10, 1886
KDITOU and rJlOI'KIKI'014
VOL. XXLII
NO 49
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..rOKTUY:-
Uobidy Kn5773 bat Hothor.
Uobody knows of tho work it makes
To keep the home toother; ,
Nobody knows of the step It takes,
Nobody kiiown-but mother.
Nobody litenn to childish woe,
Which kUe only uniolher;
Nobody's pained by naughty blows,
Nobody-ouly mother
Nobody knows of the sleepless care
Dehtowed on baby brother;
Nobody knows of the tender pray'r,
Nobody-only mother.
Nobody knows of the lemons taught
Of loviiiiT one another;
Nobody knows of tho patience sought
Nobody-only mother.
Nobody knows of the anxious fears,
Lt darlings may not weather
Tli ftorius of life lu after years,
Nobody kuows-but mother.
Nobody kneels at the throne alv
To thank tho Heavenly VaWTt
For that sweetest gift a liter's love;
Nobody cau but ui' '-"
iMfuiX Free Pra,
Sho Eartlioldi Statuo
The land that, .roui the rulo of kintfs,
In freeiuit us, itself uiadu free,
Our Old World Mister, to us brings
Mer sculptured Dream of Liberty.
Unlike the shafts on I'-uvpfs sands
Uplifted by tho toil worn slave,
On Freedom's soil with freeman's
hands
We reur tho symbol free bauds gave
O Fiance, the beautiful! to thee
Ouce more a debt of love wo owe:
u peueo beneath thy Fleurde lis.
Wo had a later lloohambeaul
Ulse, stately symbol 1 holding forth
Thy light and hope to all who sit
lu chains and darkness! Kelt the earth
With watch-fires from thy torch
uplttt
llo void tho prima! luuiidato a', ill
Which Chaos heard aud ceased to
be.
Traco on luld-alr th' Eternal Will .
Iu bltrus of fire: uLttivlit&t'
Sulue far, shine free, a guiding light
To Keaxou's ways aud Virtue'; aim,
A li,htuiiig llauh the wretch to smite
Who shields his liceuse with thy
name!
John O. Whiltkr.
LAND PI2JLTE OP TIIS WAR-
From tho IIarrisbur;j Telegram.
Tbo u'iino of Jobu timglutou
Mobby, the guerilla cLioflaiu, dots
not occupy a bright and bbiuicg
poge in war bibtory. As a rule, bin
toiiaus have couui loiod hiin beneath
tbo notico of their pena, but it is u
fact that tuitf laud piiatu of tbo ie
belliou, with a commuud uumboiiug
not over 700 bubbwuckurs, of about
tbo buido culiber uud muidoroua di3
pouition us tbeir leader, tuauuged to
burusa tbo uuiou linea to auub an
extent that it requited au aruiy of
as many tbouBandu to keep bis de
predatory baud ia a paitiul feubjuo
tiou. Kocoully 1 traveled over that sec
tion of Virginia kuowu iu war times
aa Mubby'u coufoderucy, which,
coupled with tbo oxporiouoo of tueut
ing bitn in novoral akirmiubos during
the wintor au-A spiug of lbG3, led
tao to look up tbe record of Ibis
'guutlouian of tbo road," wbo threat
ens to lecturo, Iboubange of ad
ministration having privod bitu if
bis political soft snap a minister to
IIoDg Kong. It will Ld lemeuiber
ed that during lttGl iloby was not
us fresh as usual, either tbe pres
ence of Sboiidaa iu tbe ' valley or
other causes having inudu liiui timid.
Tho other causes are suiewhat
Btartliug if tiue. Wbilo iu Lees
barg I met a captain a tbo late C.
ij A i who assured mo Via t ibe dar
ing bushwueker was iaVbe employ
and pay of the Unitod iates gov
ernment at that lime, a ct wbiob
coold be proven by exauking tbe
records ia tho adjutant Vnerul's
oflico. The captain, who rl
lubted
bin mitaa to be Withheld BOO
od to
be boii'ibt in his uesertion, an
log from Mobby's reooid, it
dr.
cot bo surpribiog to und pim a Br.it
or to tbe confederate cause be clJL.
ed to love bo well. One IbiuJ
very qaoer, that after his murdeiu
caroer of three years, laying in a
bush to kill nuion soldiers, killio
sleeping men, and men who bad be
come separated from their com
wandu, ditching trains and killing
helpless non-combatants for the
sake of plunder and loot, aod doing
other acts that brave aad chivalrous
men demise, h was quickly pars
doDsl i j Uattal Urtnl at the very
3
time I bat C r -nl Ilatcock bad of
fered a rewa of 5,000 for Lim.
dead or nlivri 1 shortly thereafter
tilen into I ho confidence and esteem
of the leaden of tho rmrlj iu power.
The pardoning of aloahy is the only
act tbnt soldiers coosuro Uraut for
It watt a thorn in tlioir sido and tv
cr will bo whi'a inenioiy luela. Gen
eral Wbittakcr, of Ouh'.oi'b staff,
pluoe. this brigand iu about the
right cutegyry, euenk thief " Cuh
ter'a men as n rule held Lim and bis
1'nrliean ringers" iu the earno es
timation. A gicul inucy fx-nniou
soldiers would like to do j notice to
M.,by, bat tbu ruiijtily if Ihcru
think it cau only bo douo with a
hot un.
Of Mjaby'ii dating and reckK-BE-nesa
tbero cau bo no discount, and
bad bo elected to fcetvo tbo ' lost
cause" according to tbo principles
, of modem warfare, bo might bae
'earned ns bcnorablo distinction as
Nude Ilamptou or J. E. H. Stuart,
09 Cl,eulry .jajt.r,
lie was cm fly
and aa bloodthirsty as a wild beast.
Wheu bis command bad murdered
sooio union soldiers bo Has bappy.
If Ibey failed to ppill goro, be was
dixbearleoed and would blink away
for days from bis coiutimud and
soek consolation from Laura Iat
cliffo, tbo Buuciost "uccoHb" Bpy in
all Farqui:r. Jlowby bus recently
been furnisbitig a scries of articles
to puteut inside neivspspcis, on bis
raid, aud they aro written in bis
usual Uragdocio vein. Ho claims
that piatola aro tbo imitation of
cavalry. lie considers the fliibi-r is
nu useless affair. Sabers weren't
much use to bist command lo be
sure. Men wbo hide behind rocks
and trees to kill some ono, haven't
any use fr swords, but to bravo men
wbo fight openly, "the cold steel ' i
tbe stuff to give to tbe foe. Hy it
courage, mcttlo, dash and superiority
as soldiers bavo always boou means
ared, aud oKvays will, iu honorable
wttifare. Mosby bad a fov brave
WJufujui", ,, tin 3r'nd
nmong ineso nns'japtaiu ifoiintjoy
ibis oflicor was potaossod of bu
iuhdo iobtincia, ami ns a lighter
fledefeulod aud captured Captain
Uhzer and bis picket command of
100 ruon, wbo Wtro expressly du
tailed to capture Mohby. Moautjoy
was k.llud abortly a!terwurds aud
MoHby a corutuaud was rendered of
littlo further account by bis death
In Virginia llosby is not hold in
vory greut ebtecm He ia blamed
for tbo devastation of tbo valloy by
Sheridan, tbo citizens claiming that
it was done in rcvougo for tbe
guerilla's depredations.
In Novembor, ISfil, Captain Rich
ard, of Mosby's biisbwiickors. caps
ture I fifteen of Custer's men bo
tvta Jliddlutowu and Strousburg
The captured mou were taken by
IV. Lowers through Asby'u gup n'id
I ft iu cbargo of Jimmy Chilton, n
resident of tbo Bluo ridge. Tbe
moo woro treated nicely by Chilton
for soveral days, but tboir tranquility
was ruddy ar.d painfully di.ituibod
by tbo outranco of two rangers, wbo
dumaudod of tho prisonors to wbosa
coiutuaud they belonged .Several
promptly reponded ; "We belong
to Custei s divibiou.
"Then," Baid tbe guorillas, "you
are to bo bung Come along."
Tbe announcement caused a ter
rible shook, but tbe men were calm
and resolved to dio game.
Tbe execution took placo at Kec
tortowo, and tbo followiog descrip
tion of tbe event was given to a
Telogram reporter by a resident of
U'arreutown, who was preeeut i The
tueu wero drawn up in line with
some other prisoners, numbering in
all twenty-suveu. . Sam Chapman,
one of Hobby's officer's, was detail
ed to superintend tbe sad affair and
Mosby looked stolidly on, tbe lines
in bis hard, cruel month showing
determination. Tbe prisoners were
drawn up in single rank and each
one was given a bit of paper. Sev
en only wero numbered. They were
all placed iu a bat aod each prisoner
was required to draw forth one of
tbom. Tboso who drew blanks
were to be sent to Libby prison, at
Richmond, but tboso wbo drew tbe
fateful numbers wero doomod to dia
iVaiious emotions -were depioted on
e couotonacos, as eaoU man drew
ticket, which either meant lifo
leath. Firmness, with Lis closed
aud onquailing eye ; aod stolid
'orence, but fear was not there,
w'lfyis ashen cheek and trembling
baoti The condemned mon vera at
onotv
apart and closely guarded,
A young drnromer-boy appeared lo
Mot-by torf'ave bis lifo. Uut Mushy
said, '-No, the drum excites men to
bnttlfl," but Lo afterwards relented,
through Capluiu Monnfjoy's earnest
uppeal. The prisoners cre ugnin
ordered iu liuo to draw for a man to
take tbe drummer boy's place. A
liiutonaut drew tho death ticket
this timo. Tbu conderaecd men
worn ordered lo fall in liuo, and
wire taken from tbouco through
Asby's gap to Itosnuout, on tht
edgo of liuiryvillc, whore tbo net,
teuces woro c-xovuto 1. The lieuten
ant's lifo was Paved by Captain
MuUiiljoy on account cf Ftoema
aonry. Mosby, who was not a
Masou reprimanded Cptaiu Mount
joy for bis aetiou in saving the liou
letnut. Th reo of tbo men were
hiiiig aud the others shot. One
Michigan cavalryman laughed at bis
executioners, as they adjusted tbe
uonso nbout bis neck, sayiug : "For
this c iwardly net on jour part I
bavo one satihfactiou, fur overy man
you muidt r here tj day Cuater w ill
kill twenty bush wbacket The
last pi isoner culled upon to suffer
tbe penally eecaped. When ho was
led up to tho tree bo fctrnck tho
guard who held biiu by tbe collar, a
blow which felled him to tbo ground,
rushed past biiu, and screuued by
tbo misty dawn was soou lost to
view.
In Mobby's unrratives ho is con
tinually relating bow a balf-duzeu of
bis men wero couslautly capturing
wbolo companies of the union cav
alrymcn. A little auecdolo or do
scriplion of u running fibt that
liiuutouaul I'eiris, of tbo Thirtieth
.MasbuchUHotts, bud with some of bis
men near Stepheusou's depot will
show bow Iruo nre bis yarns of
military raids. Ferris was seen by
about twenty of Mosby's men to
pass tapidly from Colonel Uonbam's
house to tbo stable which was sitnnt
ed iu tbo corner of the yard. Two
of Mosby's meu made a demaud for
hi fcurren-'f- I
m. orris.
Tbe tiring then began, and; al
though tho "itbs" were begirt with
pistols, IVi rib's auorring nim laid
seven of tbe guerilla low. Ho thuu
seized ono of the wonndod Johunie's
horses and escaped. Two of tbo
''rangers" woro killed wbilo iu pur
suit. Among tbo men Ferris killed
was (leoigo Murray Gill, a wealthy
Baltimortau s son and graduate
from Princeton college lie was
ouo of ulmost numberless incidents,
ft hero a squad of Mosby's meu were
whipped by ouo nniou soldier
Mosby may liiul tho lecture field
profitable, but I rdvibo him to steer
clear of tbo statu of Michigan. There
aro still living somo of Cusler'6 old
brigade, who might feel disposed to
mtiko bis Boj.mrn unplcasaut. For
it 1 m
me careibbs una uuioeiiog manner
iu which bo allowed tbo body of
Captain Morgan and bis dead com-
ladot to be shipped of their clothing
at Upperville. This arliclo,whiIe just
and true, is only a partial payment.
Ham A. Faink.
Scaled Obncaao Lottcrs-
Judgo Habiu, of tbe United Stato
district court, iu Galveston, Toxas,
made a ruling upon a question of a
good deal of general interest. Tbe
Uuited States grand jury at its re
cent sitting returned an indictment
against a young Gorman, Curl Friet
scbo, for seudiug obsceno literature
through tbe mails. Friotscho was
courting a young German woman io
tbo city who lived with her married
aister. Not satisfied with Frietsobe,
tbo married sister forbado his visits
to tbo house, whereupon ho wrote
ber several scurrilous lettora about
tbe younger sister. This led to his
arrost and indictmont. Tbe case
came op for trial last week.
The evidence devulged tbe fact that
tho obsceue letters wero soaled, and
tbocouit ruled that, iuasmncb as
tbe obscene matter was sealed and
sent by one person to another thro'
tbo medium of tbo mails, there was
no violation of tbo federal statutes.
Judge Subio is tbo third Uuited
Statos judge to sustain Ibe above'
ruling, while tomo fiftoou federal
courts have ruled directly to tbe
contrary. Tbo question, therefore,
seems unsettled, and is now before
tbe supreme court of tbe United
States for final adjudication.
WW!
The man wbo can
govern a
wo-
man can govern a nation.
Wealth of Irjprosidonts-
Of tbe earlier brieidenls, Wash
ington was lb tiallbiest. When
bo died Lis estate tl a moderate vol
nation was woi UyfyOO.OOO.
Adams was rt piir man. bnt inde
pendent in bis laf years, thanks to
tbo gaud aianagctutut of bis wife.
Jefferson was oaltby when he
became president,, hit lost bis prop
erty aud died insolent. Ilia homo
wnnsold, and bis dnghtcr was snv-
m! from want by te gonerosily of
South Carolina, wlich gavo ber
000. Congress botgltt bin libraiy,
and with tho proceeds his debts wcio
paid. All of Lis deceuduuts are
poor. " 1
Madison left a batdsomo property,
aud was wealthy vhen president
Congress bonght 'tis manuscript
pnpern, paying $:.O,000 for them
Mis. Madison's sui, Fay no Todd,
sipuandered ber property, and in a
few years al'tor ker hubband's death
sbo was poor. (lis tstate was valu
ed at $280,000 in 1810.
J iimes Mou too died iusolvont. II 3
sold bis Virginia estate after tbo
death of his wife, aul died in New
Yoik.
Jobu Q.iincy Adarta left $50,000.
Audrew Jackson,' Has a rich man
for bis day. Tbe Hermitage, which
be left to bis adopted son, is now
tbe property of the slate.
Marliu Vau Huron left a fino cs-
lalu valued at $300,000.
James K. Folk left about half this
amount, aud as ho had no children
to innko uso of it, his widow has en
joyed it siuco his death.
Jobu Tyler wis not a rich man,
though boowuod a fino farm iu Vir
ginia aud a number of slaves. He
bad a largo family and wan so long
iu public life that he went to tbo
White House poor.- What ho saved
in office enabled Lim to livo in com
fort aftorwaids. Ilia second wife bad
meuus, and their o'-b' children wero
well educated.
1 "i .
btcauio a man.
Franklin Fierco left no child to
inherit bis property, which wua val
ued at $50,000.
Fresidont Ducbunan was worth
f2o0,000,wbich bo gave to his nieces
and nephews.
Abraham Lincolu's estato was vul
uod at 75,000.
Andrew Johnson had $150,000
wheu he left tbe White IIouso. A
purl of this amount was lost by tbe
failure of tbo Freedman's bauk,
Frosident Grant never had money
until he bocamo lieutenant general.
His salary uud tbo generous gifts of
bis friends mudo him a millionaire.
All of bis property was lost iu the
('rnut-Vi'ard failure. Ilia wife is in
dependent again through tbe bale of
bis book.
Hayes is very wealthy.
Tbo gifts to llrs Garfield mado
her lich. Her husbr.ad left u small
properly, worth not moro than 10.-
000.
Ex-prrsideut Arthur was worth
about Ul'JO.OUO.
isiovoianu uas aoout the Bnmo
r i it j .
amount. N. Y Sun.
EMS EWEISHT.1
Isn't it Btrange that we buy and
soli eggs by number instead of by
weight Number does not show
their value ; weight does. Some
eggs weigh twico as much as others.
What justico or business sagacity is
there in paying tbo sane price for
ono as for the other! Is not the
farmer who sellu a large egg for tbo
same price that his neighbor sells a
small ouo cheated T Aud is not the
boycr of the small -egg cheated?
Just as well might batter be sold by
rolls, tbo Email roll briogiug as
much as the large ono. We do not
buy or sell butler by tbe number of
rolls, or meat by tbe camber of
pieces, or cheese by number ; nor
should we sell eggs by number.
If eggs were bought and Bold by
weight, tho value of certain breeds
of fowls would be changed Now
tbe breed that furnishes tbe great"
est number of eggs is the most pro
fitable i then it would be tbe breed
that furnishod tbo greatest weight
Some breeds are remarkable for tbe
Bmallness of their eggsi such breeds
would Buffer in popularity, while
tbe fowls that lay large )eggs would
gain. This would work ouly justico,
however, to the fowls, as it would to
their owners, and Ibe J consumers.
Clearly eggs should e sold by
weight. Then why does not every
one insist upon ; it 1 American
AericaltnriBt. .
Funeral cf a Fira-Worshlpor-
When the medieal attendant de
cides that a Parce cm not rrcovfr.
a priest in sent for, wh pp loaeliee
tho bed ntid repeat n various texts
from the Zend- A vesta calculated to
afford consolation to tho dying man
Flayers aro also said f r the forgive
ness of bis sins. When be dies, n
fnnor.il seitonn is preached, exhort
ing the friend of thn deceased to
live pure and holy lives that tin y
may meet biiu t'i par.idiso. The)
no reminded that they must one
day be railed from this world to the
presence of (iod to givo a full ac
count of their deeds here, and as
they do not know bow soon that may
be, th' y ore niged to lo pr pand
for death, and to meet It with resig
nation and willingness. liiche.-,
wealth, influence and friend will
havo no avail in tho in xt woild.
Those who desiro lo reach the etern
al paradiHO must spend their dayp
hero in hcllinoss nud prayer, r.nd in
doing good to their fellow-creatures
Thosermou lasti about an hour'
and concludes with tho words,"May
God bavo mercy on tbo dead !''
'Iho body is brought down to Ibe
grouud floor (wbero it was born),
washed, psi fumed, w nipped in a
white sheet, aud placed upon on iron
bier. A dng is brought to ga.o at
tho dead face of bis master to drive
away evil spirits, Seveial priests
attend, aud repeat prayers for the
repose of tho soul of the depatled
uud that it may safely reach its des
tination, which it is supposed to do
on the fourth day after death. Tbe
relatives aud friends all bow low iu
token of respect, and tho Nasasalur
clad in puro whito garments (which
aro alwaya furnished now for ovory
funeral), raiRo the bier and bear the
body frum tbo bouse, vvliilo the
mourners nttor loud cries and lam
entations. Priest in full dress lead
tbe procession, iu which are only tbe
n'v 'ntif a and frtpnda of tbo do
ceariMu. u.j, 'Wj, "iiVo ilrose.J in
nbito, and walk two by two, eucb
couple joinod by bidding a white
Landliorcbicf.botwccu them.
When (bo bearers reach the path
leading to tbo d.'Oi' of tho tower,
they placo the bier upon tbo 'round
and uncover tho fuco of the dead,
that tho friouda may take a last look
and all reverently bow, after which
the mourners turn back, and enter
ouo of tbo Sagri, and pray for tbe
departed spirit. Tho bearers pro
ceud to Iho lower and unlocking tho
door, carry tho burdeu within, and
quickly lay it uncovered in one of
tho receptacles. Iu two minutes
they appear with tho empty bier nud
wLito sheet, and the door is no soon
er closed behind them thun nnmer
ou vultures, that havo been nilting
almost motionless iu a circle on the
edgo of thn parapet, swoop "down
upou tho body, an 1 in n fow miuute
return and lazily iiettlo thomselvos
again, having left nothing bchiud
but a skeleton. Tbo bearers, on
leaving the tower, proceed to a
building shapod liku a hugo barrel,
rtliero they balho and change their
polluted funeral garb and casting it
aside upon a receptacle of stone pro- j
nured for tho pui noso. Nouo of
tboso garments can leavo lbs gardou
lest they carry contamination with
thorn,
Tho skeleton is left to be bleached
and washed by sun nud rain, uud
when three or four weeks have pass
ed, the same huurers return, aud with
gloved hands nud instruments like
tongsdrop tho bones Into their last
resting-place, tho neutrnl well.
The peculiar duties of the Nusafalnr
are considered so inseparable from
defilement that, forming a distinct
class, they aro compelled to live
quite it part from tho rest of the com
munity, ana us a pari nil oompeusa
t ion for their isolation they are liber
ally paid for their services. Ilarir'a1
JJtimr.
Tho Tallest Chimney in t'ao World.
A paragraph was recently publish
ed describing the Mecherulcli lead
works lu Germany as having the tails
est chimney In the world. This Is au
error. A tallrfr chimney is that of
Joseph Towusend lit Port Dundas,
Glasgow, Kootland, built In 1807 8 0.
The foundation eonsists of thirty
courses of brick work, the lowermost
course forty-seven feet in diameter,
The bight above the foundation is
454 feet. ' The diameter at the base
Is thirty-two feet an1 thirteen feet
sli inches at the top. A nine-Inch
lining built Inside, distinct from the
chimney, with a space between the
walls, Is carried up to a height of
sixty feet. Mr. Corbet was the buil
der, lirick foundations are used in
building tall chimneys. Detroit Fnt
Frew.
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for Bnfanto nnd Child r c ru
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Tor cimii'U'o luformftt'on, lcrrlptlvn
it Ii Iff . with tHtijiionuiM. irt'i.
Fr KtiV ly nil ilriiuuUlH. If nmi tr tin ttttior in
!! it lit 1'iwittmi to luriiihli it t yuii.ilii nut lu -t-mijil.-il
Id t-ikounythinn' I't-c, lut aiily itmi't to tti
(i. )i. ntl A i.l, 11 l l.l lf IIUtH. (V TO.
Usually develops In early lifo,
and is a peculiar morbid con
dition of the systom, usually
alieedng' tho "lands, of'tan rc
suliintf m swellings, enlarged
JoiiU. abscesses, thickening;
of tho lips, enlarged neck, sonj
eyes. A scrofulous condition
is often hereditary, 'out bad
diet, to-: .. o:: use or fat meats,
bad air, vr; I of sunshine an'J
nourishlr.(,- food vDl induce
it. Somo pooplo are Iroublcti
with scrofulous swell!:: sy o! f ' o
glands, and vith vAis r.r.-i
kernels, which n?ay cause vory
little pain ; others may have In
ward scrofula, serotula of the
lung-s, scrofula cf lha spleen,
scrofula of tho kidneys, aud
scrofula of tho bones. BUR
DOCK ULOOD BITTERS will
drive away any caso oi'ccrofula
and not to appear Jn another
place, ior ineir aciion on x;sj
blood and bowelswill carry the
disease entirely from the body.
VH WANT K.000 llOlli: llOOt..
AGtMillOM:i.liOllt MiVV uueK,
Secret.
Sj t. n. W03SWAJ3, uu
Chlif of P.O. SitoctiTi Corps.
aTNl
A !aw llmiK Juht I'uiii.imiri) hy oil offl.Mal of
ever lft jri'ura' iin rii'iico ill tlm Htcrct Scrvlco, In
one MiiKiiiflcrnl It"" I licluvo Voluiuo nf over euo
iuiki and I'li-u-auil nluairalul bjf tbe bunt arlmU In
Uio country with
son Niernn i:miAViwna.
A tlirlllltiK rvcurU of ili Ucllon In the V. H. Poet-
Omen IS pertUK'iit: rinhrnriiix aUctrhaof Honiidr-
ful JfriMlt of I'mtomce luapvctore in Uia prkv-
Mail) toeutliur Willi a ruiniilvtu dinchntiou of the
lion, rurauii, auu t uniur or KohDcri or lUe U. H.
niitny inuun and coinnlii utid contrlviuicra of tha
wily anil unacrupuloua to ilcfruud Uie jmbJio; alao
an acriirato arenmit of tho ,
PA.noUN NT1II HOIITTC PRAVDR,
Inwbiclt the AulKitr liiul ruliru churito nl tbe pro.
mtlou of tlio evltlt'iico for Uie government. ,
tSTACENTS WANTED. -1
In awry town tlioru am l'oatmutra, Mon-hanljii
MiM'lianlua. Karinvra. I'rofcaalonal Men. and huu.
dnuli of people who vlll b ffhJ to fftt (Alt thrilling
.IIUIWMWIIIWUaMIIMnilllW
havlnianmiiuralliHlaali-i4fw&iui
en and Women Agent liiuking bom
uouk. ii lanow nnvuiL' an miiuraiitxj aaivl tl leiuiU
tiijht to all. Jlcn and Women Agenta unikliui bom
tlUd to 3U0 a month oaally. We want ait airi nt In
cverv towiialilp In the U. ti. and Canada. I tfW
llivt l;ru.-i.;t, ao that Am v I'mtaoN with tin pbe
DomeuHl a. lllni; book, ran become a $ucc4t4ful Ayrnt,
Ao Ckjmi!itwi tthaUvtr. Agent are niw tlng
wlUl vitparaUel'J lanw. tfritUtanet no hind
rant, aa we glvo 6jtecial Tf-mt to pay Hrlyhtt.
ItfUJuiiibtT, wo (lve you tliat'jtcluaive aale of Uiia
txmk lu turrlury aaalneo du. Write for our large
lliuatnitid Circuliu-e, comVnlnu full tiarticnlar.
rticniara.
11. Ad-
okiw itrtnt io Agonia, etoi, ami free lo ail. t
dreaa luunadiaUly tUo 1'ubllMiota,
WINTER A CONrKlNdHFLD, MASS.
illtUMATISIv
I Cum
Ml
V1 If -7 UJ
BsaasaaMUst!
v;.i t ii '. il
Allornnjs-dt- Law.
1 l I . ' tin. Il'.-J
JAMF.SU. CUOrsK,
AT 1 ( K N F. V-.VT- LA W,
MIMU.V.IirittJIT. T'A
All lmili I'Mrniinl lo I U fait vltr
-no .ri.ir. niioollnn. i ur.iuiui'.'r U I'tt
in iu nil KidiII-Ii. 'J !
JACOH (llM'.KKT,
Attorury nul (.'inifclif ct Ltm
.iiiiMM.r.iti i:.m, r ,
'(inrl .n anil nil i lMr n'ttiifffltf
IV Kt'rii'ln.l to. I'ui.ruiliill. D In lipl'fk
(lornian. lt-I Mk
yM. F. JilOI'SW F.IlTII,
ATTORNEY-AT LAW,
Hi-!,itvsii;cvji, Pa.
!ollrptla mill nil otliir lal l.tnlntii vmr
I V nllon.leil to. l'oniUlUMur.l In funllik to.
Oormnn.
JWif.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,,
I.ririi'jiuy, Penn'ir,
AW l:uplori nnit.xl to Ma r wlflti
promi tly uttoudoil in.
Sxpt. .10, 'lu.
JJ O. DKITRTCII,
.) ..-' . , '.-.VayrM. fts
All prorn'"nnl l uoi.rt. iromft'- aWMoi
to DoniulUtlutm In f.n ; III b "' Marn-a ,
ii.k.'jt.'A
F. E
F.OWER,
ATTOPEY-AT-IAW.
"T" AM) I1 STl; 1 C'T .' """" V 5 RT,
,n'?f Mleniioni ma do
Conaltavl'nt is pf,-ti
Jut 0,'Ta.lC.
i nt 'li-r.ntn.
I .
I
AS
r i Liucir,
Attorntv & Conuseller-1 t-Uw
Olflcaln Aif'( llull'llnw nu rtoti Kovrt H
KluiuKi Hutbl.
Solliiwgrot v, roun'ns
l)ullt)otlD inl other trcli ill l
ion 1- miin-lloil aod will rolva i-aTuI uap
(.rouiiil atleutlou. Al'T llTBk
rn j. smith.
-L ATTOKNKT AT I.A f .
MlIlIU.KIIl'KO, BKYIDk OO..FA
Olferi ti la r,r..len.iril Rarvleta tu 1L itt
Ujtiiullallunt la KokII'Ii and (UnfeMb
A. W. 1 'OTTER,
A Tl OI12 I-4 y AT I. A TP.
Solinasrovo, Pa.,"
lift, rlliolr pruli-SKlonalarrilrta tj t rtll
AIIIokhI lu.-ltic.-i eniriulitil to li.olr aai -
rix-elvo cr jit alloollun. Onifovo Mala H
July
J II. (JKIM.M,
.. . Attoi'iiov-at-Lav,
MiddK.buih, i'a.
riinanlintlon In ;iiulh Kr.illih nntlyfit
JOHN II. AKNOLf),
Mii)t)t.EDur.o, ra
l'io!f ?..n.tl huiinra. entruiie.t n tit aura mil
t o proutpily altri.eed lu.,
y.VMUKLH. OUWIO,
ATTQRXEY'A T-LAW,
I.ctt lNbui-i;, I it ii ii ( o lnl
lim.-e on Market Strcel, una Chjvt east ol Cam
ernn lloue.
Pea.iu, ;i7;.tf.
JOHN K IIL'GIIKS,
JUSTICE CF THE PEAC
Kutttz, Snyder t'., P$
CH Collect ions promptly nmdv
'" '- ' i -i 1 i. i I tl l(J
Physicians, fc.
JOHN v. nsiio, M. d.
Mlddk-bnrjih, Pmii'bt.
A irratnat of tho Unlvaraiiy r IenfVlft
nlu, ollera hie proleaalenal lervifKi to tha itl.
-n ol Mlil.H.hurKb and iuinly. Rra
t.null.l, ,r, OcruiiD. UOlua la H. O. ilia-S
lcbool.'i bjlldmn. Jal av"'a
H J. SMITH,
Physician & Surqccn,
Vaivr Sjirinqi, Snyd County, Pe
lllleri hit rrefiloDal7trtl u, tb anLM
Olllc on Main i treat. JunUie,.
Jt (JUIlill UAiTTjKH
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON,
I Middleborgh, Penn'a.
l,"Mi,,l,',l',p"r",lr""1 rvKeito tb elttkaoi
li!'1'!1.".1"" 'l'illy. omc a In dMM
wentef tlm I .inn u ...... i ... ,..,r VlFT9
II. I... . ' "II'I K. "VI UlUB.
.h 0llia oppoult fot Kriatln
uu,:e-
tejHi Ajrfcilluil Wofe T::i, H?
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