HAUTE It. IIo that will not reason is a ligot; lie that cannot is a fool ; ho that dare not is a sine. K1MTOK and PliOl -HUM -IJ h. XX II M 1 DDLE 13 UH6II, SNYDER CO., ;?ENiYA. FI5B1UTAIIY ', 1887 N( ). 3 -.rOKTUY: Jlyjyeftrs the Pt! of ,if9 Lr tou'ts been tr-tullni:; wiftly time Vim P nwnyl w of those ar left to-dny, rislied you well ns limn and wife, ,r quiet country weiMin! r how much they hold Lied Joy and sorrowf . m ti - ...... AinlilnwnR. le I iuii ui ' tmv Sllllles anu inui LiiRh toly be dark and cold, I til .1,1.. r morrow. n win ! i" Aral vHars. all toil was Joy, -.uinir for each other; (hen the little house held three Vby laughed and crowed with Croud the father of his boy, Jbnd the happy motueri tbyT Yes, two, three ami lour, ,m more caiue after; Its up mother' cake and pled, 5 funny tricks, made queer re- kikes of which they had astoro, Bled the house with luu.htcr. are they now? A Father's I ave thou took away; o went forth In manly unfit, I. fnr frontoui aud for riirlit. kve their lives to save the land Liu we dwell to-dny. , log. kept up low, monotous sonnJ. The whole oppeurauco cf the soak recalled vividly many of Ibe Btoriea of nake-cbartniog that I bad beard or road. , 'Just when tbe snako was in this altitude tho rat opened the tragedy by endJenlj, with great swiftness, springing across tbe cnge aud npnu Ibe snake. Without pausiug .a,si'C odJ it spiaotf back and icsutncd it original position in tho corner. Tho snake gavo a slight - stm t as if sitr- piisod wbeu tbo rat struck him, but bid attitude for tbe tuomuut was na- cbauged. ''Gradually, however, tbo move ments of tbe snuko ceased, aud iu a brief lime after tbe rat stuck bint bo fell on bis tide and died wilbuul a Struggle. Au exsiniuatioa uf Ibo leplile showed two wounds thtoub the back of bis bead, corresponding with tbo teeth of tbo rat. I could not find tho heart to kill tbo rut, tint gave biin tbfft ight to life and liber ty, which I thnngbt he bud well earned.'' Youth' Companion, WHY WOMEN MM.3Y. Some cIubo obceivcr of social to rations, having looked tbunt nruonjr ALSISSIII SnOST B3250S3- 'Do jou sco that boy nrul girl walking along tboro l ae'ied on bis married fomulo ncrtiiaiutunces, , Renllcroi'n Of another, as a ouplr vonlurea to give tho following lint, ! pnsseil the corner cf Whitehall and with tn attempt to indicate Hie ivo-J Atlanta stiets onj oftoiuooo te- sors which iulluenco many to mnrrt: cotitly Jml is jtood; ho dry the tear, lieek the vain regretting; are not dead but gone before, here, upon the other shore, love and peaoe aro round you Wait your life's bright Betting. laimin you Journey on, land In hand together; bark is sailing dowa life's emu, aoeful now the waters seem; ts that love shiues in upon, .-ays suuuy weather. kch us, too, the happy art litness round us spreading; ill we read, through smiles or irs, alone the fifty years, J's glad sunlight In the heart, akes a Golden Wedding. TLESNAZE AND RAT- rs fortunate not long sinco in inif.withont it jury, a Tt-ry fine ten of tbo rattlesnake species tilia. Wishing to study tbe of tLis species, I did not tnkt ua! precaution of extracting lison fangs, -but placed bim iu Ve strouly-built, wire cage tbe day of bis imprisonment libiled tbe utmost indifference satroaodiugs. All day be lie coiled op iu one corner of je, taking do notice ol my ce unless touched by a switch, seemed as if tbe switch had peculiar efToot npoa tho reptile, .being touched by it, bis ral stanlly soundud, and be be he most perfect embodiment that I have ever seen. I supply tbe reptile with food, ,ined several common toads, 1 bad noticed served for food e species of snakes, aod of I expected tbey would prove morsels for bis majesty tbe W'iea placed in tbe cage ids showed no signs of fear, 1 tbe snake take any notice of 1 thought Ibis might bo I by a loss of appetite on the I tbe rattler, eo I determined ibe toads reranln in the. cage ay or two, and note results. rattlesnake did not touch nd in a short time, they were 'j upon tbe snake's body, and robed themselves on bis bead 1 exoiting tbe lightest resent t tbeir presnocption, la fact, Jsbip's bead seemed to be a I restiog-plaoe for the toads, ar two or three days bad pass )ok tbe toads from the osge ve tbein tbeir liberty. I next d a large rat The snake in eaotime bad maintained bis a of plaeid indifference to b'.s Odiogs. No souner was tbe ted in bis cage than it exbib Very appearauoo of fear.' It )d in a corner as far away snake as the cage would (and remained there tremb J watohing its enemy. I snake, however, on the ap- of the rt, exhibited tbe laigns of animation that I bad ilnce bit Imprisonment llis ':ltl7 lartted, ribrtUd n t--7 r:-!j cf HOW TO TELL THE AGE OP ANY PERSON. Wbeu the writer wus a good deal younger than ho is cow, and attend ed school, bo potisesBcd what wan tei tiled an "age cud," which created I i coDsueraoie iniereei (uuong uih schoolmates of both sexes. It was a perplexiog problem at that time bow six rows of figures could bo so arrangod as to produco by ho simple a rule an accuinte answer. The Urn t ford Daily Timt recently pub lished tbo table shove referred to coder tbe above new heading, aud as a good deal of armipotneot may be derived from it by young peoplo, wo copy tbe following magical table of Ggnres. Jast . baud Ibis table to a young lady, aud request bor to tell you iu which columo or columns ber age is contained, and udd together the fig nres at the top of (be oolumns in which ber age is foaud, and you bavo tbe great scoret. Thus, sup pone ber age to bo 17, oa will find that number iu the first aud fifth columns; add the first figures of i huso two columns, aud you bavo her coirect ago. 1 3 i 8 1G 32 3 :i 5 1) 17 113 S 0 ti 10 18 31 7 7 1 11 ID :v 3 10 12 12 2 J UO ll 11 13 13 21 37 13 11 14 U 22 38 15 15 15 15 23 3!) 17 18 20 21 21 40 li) 19 21 25 25 41 21 22 22 2C 20 42 23 23 23 27 27 43 25 20 23 28 2S 41 27 27 . 23 23 23 15 29 30 30 30 30 40 31 31 31 31 31 47 33 81. SO 40 48 48 35 35 37 41 43 49 37 33 38 42 ' 50 50 33 33 33 41 51 51 41 42 44 44 52 52 43 43 45 45 53 03 45 4G 40 40 64 54 47 47 47 47 55 5ri 40 50 52 50 50 50 51 51 53 57 57 57 53 54 54 58 58 58 55 55 55 53 63 53 57 58 CO CO CO 00 59 59 Cl Gl Cl Gl Gl 62 G2 G2 C2 C2 63 63 G3 C3 G3 G3 Ml LH . AS GOOD ASIII3 WORD. The Atlanta Constitution tells tbp following war story : "Hrig Gen. Glandden of South Carolina bad bis left arm shattered by a ball on the first day of tbe fight at Shiloh. The stsffsurgeon hastily poi formed the amputation on tbe field, aud the brave officer mounted bis horse aud continued to command. On Mon day be was again in tbe saddle. Tuesday be was still in com iu and. Wednesday a second amputation near tbe shoulder was necessary, and Gen. Bragg sent an aide to God. Gladden to ask if be would not be relieved. 'Give Geu. Bragg my compliments,' be said, 'and say that Gen. Gladden will ouly give np bis command to go ioto bis ooiHu. Against all remonstrances, be con tinued to sit in bis obair receiving dispatches and giving directions, In tbe afternoon lockjaw seized bim and be diod.'t It Is next to impossible for a man to teacb a girl to . whistle. Wben she gets ber lips properly puckered she looks so bewitching! tempting tt It lo-ts bis bead and kisses ber f:? f -?t?d? it itt doen'l. 8 r-l X' l Number or a bus miriind for a homo Hio gt tired of woiliing in fictoiy, or teaching Bcliool. She thought man id life on earth was but moonlight walks, biijy tides, new buunels, and nothing to do. Well she has got her homo ; whether or not she in tired of tbo iiicntijbraiicr, this di ponut suilli not, iintxiuncb as this deponent does not bow pes ibly. Loow. Nil Oilier two innriied bucanso nhv had seven young Bisters and a papa with a narrov income. She con suited t It o internets of ber fumily l'et haps she Lad better have con- snlled Ler owu iuleies's by hiking iu liht wunhirifj or going out by the dny to worl;. Number tbreo martied because Mrs souudod en much hottnr than Miss. She was tweatyniuo years and eleveo mouths old, and another mouth would have transformed bor into a regular old muid. Think bow awful tbut would have been 1 Number four ruuriiad because flie wauled somebody to pay ber bills. Her Liidbnud mariied for ptscwilj the same reason, so tliey atu both repeutiug at leiaiuc. Number five married because she was poor an, I wanted riches. She never counted on all tho other things that uere itiHeparuhlo from IIioho Coveted riulies. Number nix innriiud btenso she though she would like to travel. But Mr. Number t,ix changed his miud aftei ward, and ull tho travel ing she has done ban been between the well aud tbo back kitchen door Number seven married out of spite becauso ber first Lvo had tak eo to himself a second love. This piece of retaliation might have done her good at tho limo, but iu the loogruu oumbor seveu found it did not pay. j t ... ... iiumoor eigiit inarrie.l hecniitif nlio hud lea I novels uu.l ".vunted sympathy," Sympathy is a fine tliiug, but it oo4 down at a rapid rate if tho domestic kttttlu is not kept boiling, aud tint domebtio tur key is not doue. Novel aud house keeping don't run very vj!1 to'clhir fn hiriiese, to uwo u Hpni ting teim, and number ei;,'ht'H supplv of sym paty didn't hold out very long. Number nine mauiud because she Lved her husband with all ber heart and BOtil. Aud hho loved Liiu titiil and will probably couliuuo to love him aud in Iho hapi,iott vvifo in the woild so sho says, ' We have si! tbo light motive at l;isl--a motive which, when sauc lioucd by a dn;iie wod emilutinn to live Iruo uud holy livea beore God, cauuot fail to call down tho blee ings of Heaven. But hud ia tho fate of tliono who many from wrong motiveH, to escape their share of life's work or get soiuethiog for which they have uolbiug to givo iu return. "Well, what about tleni Z" was the response. 'Tlioy are,'' continued tho fitit speaker, "probably tho youiRest mm lied cou la in the Slate. The hnsb.ind is ouly 17 years old, and his wifo id two years jounger. Tbey camo to Atlanta n few days ir ce fi( in S iu FnniciHC, and are slaying with friendd iu the city." Tho young husband said to a re porter that l.N name was Sandy LocLiuoie, nud that bin wife, before she was married, wan ntuued Juonie RoyBter. Tbey bavo beeu u.arrfed over tbrco years. Wliou the nuptials were solemnized iu tbo Shelttnil IcIuudiH in May, lSfcJ, be wasoLlj,ll nud sho 12 years old ihey bad beeu engaged two years before the kuot was fastened legally. When attked Mhat bud induced them to take so serious a step at so early an age, the young benedict respouded ; "Well, we wcro left orpbaus witbout aoy relatives or frieuds, for our parent d wcro bhiprccked kdJ we found oureilvcs ou Iho Shetlaud Itlands unknown and alone, roi luuatxly I bad been iulrusted with tho keeping i f a package by my fath er, uud I managed to hold Ou to it through till (ho florin, and when we woro rescued I hud tho package safe and Hound iu my possession. It continued about, $12,000 iu 1'i.iU ud States currency. Gf course, be ing so well supplied with cuhh, 1 did not luck friendn. I'oi Innately 'Jen nie and I fll into the bands cf au excellent ol J Euglisli oouple, who provided for us aud treated n like their owu children. We wera plac ed at school under a miuistor cf tbe gospel from New York Stat. Lo sparoa no pains to train us. ' After two years wo resolvd to married. At first the idea wus hooted at by every member of the family iu which we wero staying, bat finally we got tuj coiiHeut of all of them and were duly mariied. Short ly uflei ward wo Blurted for England I here we leiuuiued until about bix mouths ago, wliuu we caiuo to the United States to look after some property iu Connecticut uliiati was Nuid to belong to my wife Hme enough, wo found that in Haitford tljcro was a pruput ty vulaed at soma fS'UOO, which my wife had inborit od and which would fill iuto her sole poHtettKiuii tho year bho reiichod Ler umjority. Iu the meantime the inteiebt on tbo property goes to ber While in Washington City w met some old ftienda of my fithein who live in this city, and they iuuisti il ti:nt wo should pay them a vibit. We are beio for this purpote." About thin timo (ho young wife rt joiuod her huubund, and tbo young couple wulked away as happy uh oooiug doves. Atlanta Comtitntioix Co? C;$f;-t:"2 1 Ohiitli Why don't yon go do tu outli and lecture.' " 'Sir,' said 1 hill po, half risir in bis scat, 'yon aro a minister of the Gospel, nio yo.i nolf I "V.s, hir.' " 'It i your mission to nve scnls frcm bell, is it noli' j " 4 Yes sir.' j " 'Tien, why dun't you go lherf.f' j " 111 Iho tti!n:i!t of laughter thai I followud tho minifter grabbed lii valie and lied to a i etbi r cnr.'' i Hurry un l (.'h.ulie, nge.l livoaixl tbreo vrspi rtiv-!y, l.ul ji-t Ion! neulnl at tho iiiir-t n - Ir.blo f. r din-' tier, ll iri v lint Uhmo win but j 'mo orangtt on the t.il.l.- and iinnje- ' liately Mi l tip a wuiliny that I r.'iihl hit moll.er ou Ihu mvi:i. ' -Whv If ii'i v ti-ltnf nri nf. i.... t..t- 'M ' .' "' Vi.,"(i'" (lr.i.lu.iiool t'.ililiiinrai'Kl'co II. i ..n. be nskod. 'He-lnciuse them ai;t ' '"t";"'- '.'"'"V 1 r '"" ! I: -"rvl'' any orange fur Uhurlio J" .M.mi., 17, ik-i. ti. i( mJm deft i al Tfwlotl. . i -o wr't fi V.x-'t JHut-i. If. . A. i;r V li , III LJ. Cb'urJbk, 1 'i'ha;,d, :.. Y. lor y r nta.;l ! .:.....ri j . I bl I i, Mil 1 I ..A'.' 3 U.' Tils C:ti.ii it r..ui' Vr.i. ! cir 'i 1 1 i i .'':ri 1 1, if. V. Jit MA KA N I) K( l IIUOl l, Fremont. Snyder co '.1. L'i ),; .- l.iuv. 1'iei'linii .', I'.i I Ul'll ! 1 ill A 11 I it im.nl.lii.l..;. .,..,i-Mi:!....ri:it,ll,1.l.i,.f ' ilu.-IAil .Mmh.Luh. " - " - I . , -- . tlt.it s.t.nt' w oltliti!4 li ni i in -til Mill run riiau ! ..;.tU.i. u.,.1 ..Lm-aUin. Il.isty i;.l. Ih-1 M'nr"!"!' 'iXu "1 pulii-y ni lln 111:111 if;ti-t 11 1 o uf irnirieMrv nr- j u:ilo,' i.n M tin .tr.'ct . lie-let, is hi uliliT l.l.llti l,:iilil llic l:li I l!lat ; - - :ln iniii,i.,tiii' of Allihuilinriis haw n-vcr j t p. VAN It LV-1 I I! K I lim.'il fur it own ull iN ini'iit wihiM w.ir- i , ' i itl. n iMln litilol i .l.i will. iUttii.nlerfiil . mnKIU' t. M K.'lt . V U. ,i iriritv, an 1 I.l : tlio'i.i.uiil.t el i.ili-tul , n.i.ii'.U re.-eivf I l-y them ilenv tli:il r"'""'i"l"i"' -ir im'y It 14 Ik-.-ii -i a well u ri,dit. ". ... r ..-'i-ii'M-'i' ll u iliniiltf ilt'iilMlwlr:iti"l I 2 ' i -''.II i . . . I j F jAMF.Sii. CliOL'sr, ATIOKMIY-AT-LAW, Ml I'U'Ul'KUU, T A :i hiiv.l, i.fiiriiitcl lo I I. rut tl 1 ro (..io ri mi I itti'ntl ii. I I -1, iili ii it n n ,r 'i uii n -I I.ikU-:i j Aron (iii.r.'.'.iir, . I .''irin i 'iii I ( 'r'.vji jfini1 ut j ;illllH.I.!'l Itf.M, ! , i i '-.i l"'t i'ii ii ii .1 : ii 1 1 . i . i 1 1 1 . i i n r I iv .it :.. In tn. i hi riilli.tl n In liK-n.t- ra i nrii III. I TN TI - I Slll'il! I i.t Hi 'r.Mi il -V.ir I iijijilir.iti.iti I are ; . 'I'll.- .ll v .I .J ll.H it .Ml I I till' I l ei I arty r,ii ly I l. .: I .l t.in t .! wiili lli! ii'i.ir.ii-tivo a-i I . hi.-li "-i-.in I inil.i ii. r - i -.nv. Ill IJ I Tr. li, lull . The Tallest Man of il jdcrn Thnos- There appeared at tlu London Pavilion on Jan. 10, for the first time, the tallest men whoso height has been recorded in tuoderu times. The now giaut is au Austrian named Wiukelineler, and bis height is 8 foot 9 iucbea, which is over one foot more than that of Chang, the Chinese giant. Winkelmeler was born at Freidbnrg, near Salsburg, npper Austria, in 18C5, bis parents being in an bumble station in life, lie is tbe youngest of a family ef five children, none of whom are of abnormal stature, nor are' bis par o'nts or grandparents unusually tall. His fingers npan two . octavos on a piano, and the. streob of bis arms is enormous. lie showed co development of this extraordiuary growth up to tho sge of fourteen, but sinco then be has been growing rapidly, oud med ical authorities ia Uerlin aud Paris have expressed tbe opinion tbul be is likely to iocreaae till be is tweutyfive. Tbe yonng man is healthy, strong, and intelligent. . Beyond doubt be is one of tbo greatest curiosities of tbo day. - A huge bed baa been con structed fur bim in the building of tbe Pavilion, which will be bis borne f?rtotne ts c??. (Zo.i Wonael rhlUips and tho Treacher. lloloi t Purvis, cno of tho found rs and many ycurs tho president of the Anti-Slavery Society, iu a remin iscent mood yesterday said; "During blavery days Wendell Phillips lect ured oue oveniug of a day on which a uumber uf Methodist miuisters bold a conference Tho preaohers were on the same train with Phillips One of tho minieters, a big, blustei ing fellow, inquired iu a loud voiu if Wendell Phillip" was on tbe trait " 'Yos, sir; there ho is, auswere tbe conductor, poiutiug to tbe grett Abolitionist, who sat quiotly in tbe rear of tbe car. , "Tho inquiry nulurully excited a great doulof interest, and everybody in tbo car turned around to tuke a look at Iho man thou so much talked about. "You're Woodoll Phillips, aie you T yelled Ibo minister bulf turn ing in his seat. " 'Yes, sat that is my . name,' leplind Phillips, with characteristic bland uess of voi,cb. " 'Well, . sir, I was jast about writing yon a letter" 'Indeed? I would no doubt have bad great pleasure in reading it.' A. .f. 11.1.. IT " 'o, you woman 1 1 mo, yon wouldn t! 1 was going to give yon some sound advice. 1 want yon to understand, sir, that there are no laves op North bere. Yeu have no n r!-'.t to c abort raising (!':--' I5y trying again and keeping tin coiirago ninny things heomingly iu)-. ptMhihlo may bo ultaiund. linn-, dreil.s ot hopehiHs cases of Ivlduey and Liver Complaint bavo l oeu car-' ed by ilh chio Hitters, after every- thing t)so bad been tried in vain. I So, don't think thorn in no euro for1 yon, but try Klcctrio Uiltera. There ! id no tacilieiiio ho nufo, no puro, nixl sopoifeota 151ood Punder. Kleo trio Hitters will euro l)vineiniu Diabetes nud ull DiHcuaea of the Kidneys, Invaluable iu all'cclioiis of Stomach aud Liver, and over comciB all Urinury DifiictiltioH. Lugo Uottles ouly OOcts. at 1. M. SLiudel's. A l lil-i..i :.'! mi i!i an I i 'i:i,i ilii"itiy. ll t i'.i-i :!n j .! .hi out "f lie' lit i 1 1 an I e.irrii - il nut ul" tin' sv.tern; it iiivi.;.-i.i! i'i.' a , " !i Ml ls.-l.-4 an I liai'i.-f-i tie- .'i.!.i n t!i.' ', iniiltH. It ive-li" Lit li ,-.-r ,t;i I l.i 'iii-i.-i, : .'letiiiiii ; tlevii lr i n in it itin ; ,'i.:.iih-,-s, .in I if i'.iII.i.v.' I ii at'., r tie' i!:-.iuuti 1 ciHi li'i'iii .' i ..', il w ill r. ; i; i! t!iv.-e in. , ins '. to rejril.iviiy a.i I h ill !i. We-I '!i i :y. N. V., An r. I , j Your-i uf An.'ii ' I in at Ii ml, uii-l In reply wo il t r iy llial At!il..iln,ris irov.i.l tin1 iinil elli i t i il re'iie ly f. r in n- . r.il0'i.l in the c isu el' i iy vun that I ev. r tried. After it in h.tlr a Ix'tili' Iu: nas not ' troublo I aay iuu;! for t-i iimiitli'. IIi nijv IIaiiki i. Ml. Pleasant, l'a., An. 10, 1 S.S-t. ; I am thankful lli.it I tri.-il Atliluj Imrim. ; I had rheumatism Neven v.'ars, part of the ; tinw, could nut move; hut t'.-.h.v 1 am 1 well anil hearty. I u nto tliib Imping umuo other butlerer i.iav ti v it. ' - W. S. Kt.KMIN.I. Hvery tlnli.";isl .-hunl'l keep At.. I..J i ail I Ali.hi le I"- I'il.--, luil ii- lln . : li lint he l"ni!il m the ih'u.'"i t 'l-e A !.! phi.rus Co., li Wall N. '.v "ii i! . v. ill semi either i--i.iT.:i'e n rl. t .i regular prie.-, v.l.i.li i.s?.in p. r i..le (i.r Athluphoros i,i..l Im l i!. lor liv.-r ii'i-l l.ii'in'. iliM.i-.- .'i ; . ". i'i li,;i-tinll. Minl'M' . I .-;.':,. . i,i.. '..i. . uf vu ..!!. - I ' I."'- Hi i.l I. .', t'-. !...: - I ll i - ' i..ii.'i. ;. K&ii' iir-mftt.ii.. nn E::cii3ff.or.t i:i Tcsac- Great exeiteinelit Inn been cuifed i.l tho vicinity of Purin, T x. by tho retn;iih;ib!o ictMvety of Mr. ,1, 1',, Corley, who was hi IiiIiiIi-sh ho could not turn in bed, or lui.-o Lib hea l ; rvenhody biiid ho um (Ivii-:,' of Couiiiiiiiption. A tiiul biilli.i oi' Dr. King tt .nv Ji.-i'.iiry wm nent him. l'ir.ding n lief, ho bought a luro bt.ttlo iiii.l a lin of IV. Kir,.;' 1 New Lifo Pills ; by Urn timo I had taken two Loxca of Pills uud Iivm boltleHof Iho DiiCoVi ly, ho was well and had g:iiued in lto,!i t Lit -t i.i pounds. j Tiiul Dottles of this C.-ai Dis 1 I'ov.-i y lor ('onniiinptii.il In. i.' at (I. I M. bhiddul'ti Drug nloio. I IT A K M .i 1, I -Ml It I. i.l '.I '!"II.KM S 12" iVT'lM I x5 lr-l.. 'iMi sw r:i;'in. ATror, r.r.y at la'.v. ' , ir. ..i;"i r. Vs. ' " ii i'i h 1 1 ' I l..-r I' -u il I i:f i i . i t r 1 1 . i, : .-ri -l t to. r ii 1 1 i t -. t n mliciiiKinr . ii ; it. .1 1 1 . 11. DILI.. 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