p 1 Vvr Lyl! H K H M N M J m Li n Ii U H t 'i Ti 1j El M U 3 U 3 T.1I. HA- rifiu. Ho that will not reason m a lipt,; ho that canuot is a fool ; ho that. dare not i a slave. KUITOII a.m. 1'UOMU K'lOfl : 1M4.M .-U. ..IJ ..J ! - .E.ri 1 ..!. -Ui-JKil. -.. . T- i ,, . , , vol. XXIII GOLDEN WESDIKO. RY Mlt. D. C. MimPHY'. Junt fifty yenr of un mill shade, Of front and unow nit J 'pleasant weather, Bince Imutt In liuiul thin youlh nud iimld Kntered the imlli of life together. Their fortunes niiull, their cares the mime, Happy Indeed, tlicir humble life, ut poor run never limn remain, Who leaven at home it careful wife. Thl husband faithful to hist toil. Ami working Ininl from morn till nlt?ht, Knew ut home the kettle boiled. That house ami hearth weio clean and bright. The soil wiw friendly to their needs, And Held grew rich with grass and grain; The garden pot was free from weeds And yielded, thanks tonun and raiu. Hut Heaven "enn better blessings down Than those that coma from wood or field, And brighter Is a mother's crown Than all the fruits a farm can yield. So, when the grain was gathered home Ami reapers pang the harvest song. Hope's harvest bloomed a little son Was bent to lead n mighty throng. For brothers seven and oUters three, Came one by one with busy years, And each the parents' toil increu.sud And left no time for doubts and fears. And when the farm became too small To give reward to honest toil, 'Twhb then they moved to "Prospect Hill" For broader vlow and richer soil. 'Twus there the youngest of the seven Uuve buck his infant life to God. Left home on earth for home in heav en; His body rests'neath Fulrvlews sod. These many years our household band Has still remained unbroken ; Though some have homes In distant lanas, Each one has sent some token. That we may know their loving thot's Are sent from far away. That grateful children join to bless This Uolchm Wedding Day. May God, whose blessings crown this day, Who long has kept us in our plaees, Grant that your life's declining rays May brightly shine on hearts uml fauns. That memories of duty done, Of kindness given to foe and frieuds; He your reward, so richly won, A happiut'ss that never euiN. And as you journey down the slope, God smooth the path and calm the weuther ; And grant you both a shining hope Of blissful life with Him forever. Ki.lgway, Pa., Oct. B, 1837. JEALOUS OF A SHADOW Fresh a' rose looked Helcu as Moroy as she came in frru thb woods, on the clear autnniu after uoon, with hor apron full cf wild giupis and hat garlanded around with scarlot-veiued autumu leaver Her husband, sitting in his study, glnocod up at iter bright, flushed faco, with sombre eyes full of past memories, 'Is the world coming to an end?' Eancily demanded Helen, as she flung the purple cluster on the table 'for 1 atu sure nothing else can ao count for such a ooleinu face as yours, Julian.' He tried to smile' 'You have been in the woods all day. Helen;,' he said. 'Where elao should I bet' retorted the yotiDg wife, whom he had mar ried because she was such an embod ied sunbeam. 'You don't catch, me poking myself np in the bouse wben U the world is so full of brightness!' Bat she looked half doubtfully at Lim as she spoke. 'Now yoo. are going to scold mel' Bhe said, with a pretty uplifting of uer bauds, as if to ward off some verbal onslaught' 'I can eee the stern words raising op to your Hps-' Am I, theu, so stern with you u ottered- 'If bo, it is quite uniD. 'ectional. No, Helen, I am not go-. ug to Bcold yon. Eor he remembered that Helen was only eighteen, and that be was t'RLtandlLiity. ueien came and percked herself oouiskuee. . 'Julian,' she Bald, with a Budden wirst of penitence, 'I am Borry f SorroyUand for what' Ue put Lis hand caressingly on "- . , jfyff"ri stroked a pretty infant's head, mcKui 10 practice iouny, lue pleaded, 'and to road a vbole chnp tor in Macaaley's History of Eu laud, and to darn your stockings in the cod vont stitch tLnt Aunt Pin denco taught mo, but when I got in the sunshine I forgot it nil, Julian, I shall never louo to be a compan ion to you!' And sho plaocoJ ruefully nround at (lie diifta of paper and open folios on t ho desk, aud her ru limit face gloomed over eudlonly, as she caught sij;lt of a tiny photoyrnph lyiutf close by the inkstaud. J aliat'! the exclaimed, nbruplly, 'wliy d d you mnrry me' 'Is that so hard to guess, Iitllo one' 'i'cp, but whT.' persisted. 'I nm so silly and shallow that is exact ly whut Mis. Meredith calln me and tuy poor Iitllo groveling soul can never reuch up to tho height of yours Uu, dou t try to comfort mo I un derstand it nil,' with another ti lo loug glitico at tho photograph. 'You loved hei! She was a true wif j lo you. I ad) only a plaything!' 'Have I ever said so, Helen?' 'A score of timoa!' cried Helen, getting more and more excited. while the deep roses burned vividly on her cheeks. 'Not iu actual words, perhaps, but oh, Julian, why did I ever niiury a widoweif Sho is as much my rival now as if she was a liviog and breathiug woman, Juliau I bate herf 'Htleu! Helen!' 'Oivo me that picture!' ciicd the young wifei snatchiug tho photo graph from tho desk, aud retro it iog u puco or two, as if sho feared to bo pursued. 'It shall not lie beside you at your work. You bball not carry it next to your heart wheu you go out of tho room!' hu paused, ab if t xpecting a vol. ley of ruuiuDBttunces perhaps a stem re proof but he never tpoke tt word, no oulv l.--- "'vu hi, gruvo eyes. Jnliau,' sho hesitated, more cn ircitingly, 'may I have it tho pho togiapht' 'Ycb,' ho answered. 'I can rc uirmbcr how she lookod without any couiilei foit presentment. Yes, you may have it, liuleu, if that is your desire.' And Helen vanished out of the loom half-delighii'd, Lalf-lerritied. ut what she had done. Swift us un arrow bho darted dowu to a cool, hhady i.ook, at tho foot of tho gar den, wheie a crystal tiout stream gurgled under tho thndow of a can opy of elm leaves, and u twisted root formed a sort of lu.stio seat. '.Shall I fling it into the htreaui? she asked herself, 'rfhall I tear it " I ' l?ut bho looked at the noft, caluj I features, aud a gentler mood crept lover her. 'now wicked and babyish I aui! she said. No.no X will not tear up your faco, sweet saiut. I should havo loved you, too, if you had been living will try to love you now, be cause ho loved you! Look down from your throne in heaven, dear, white-robed angel, and holp mo to be worthy to sit in your seat at his board, to share your pluco in his heart!' Aud glancing fearfully around her, est she should bo observed, she kiss ed the photograph once, twice, three times, and placed it tenderly in her bosom. When she came back to the house she was quieter and more silent than usual, but she did not ofler to give back the photograph to her husbaud Was she jealous of it still? And Julian Morny went quickly on with bis Btudont inuor mo la . . . . ... . i i . bors in which his first wife had shared so intelligently and helpfully. He had loved bis deautiful Kvan geline so truly and passionately, she bad been entirely a part of his exis tence, that when she died it seemed impossible that he could ever place auother woman in the empty inoue of her being. But as time dulled the first sharp edes of bis sorrow, and pretty Uei en Tinton'd winning graces stole in to his heart, he begau to realize that he was not yet an old man nor a hermit. Ue looked at Evangeline s pio- lure. Sbo would have bid me be bap- ava told py," ne !Biu. ' ' me that it was no disloyalty to cheer the darkness of my Uf with a aec- r-ih-V M1DDLEBURG1I, So ho uinirieil Iho Binilintf yonn u.n . .. .1,. ni. ,.: ,i,, .. kcrod liin ho u t was Helen's unroa sonahlo jenloiisly of her dead rival's memory. Jnlian wns no export in reading tho hioroglyphicd of it womitu'd heart I Helen,' ho would sny, with a paiued expression upon his face, 'if' . , ", 1 you loved we, you would not talk iu ,,. , ium way 'Ii is boc'inse I do lovo you that I cminot lu-lp tulliin in tliis way,' sLn ntii iustiHled, mid thru her tender, rnnxiu j iiltlo artiDi-ea would bo re doubled. ti , . .i ii you wouui oniy i ngti ner. .,t.,n II..!.,.. .;f t .,1.1 Ai.l,. I ' " tell no that 1 a.u pi.t and pn-si Lt butli to you.' Put ho i min d und shook his Ik ad- '.Sw;ot heart,' ho would say, 'you! are the Hiiiishiuu of inv presei.l. Wiih I ' 1 ll)V past no living touch can ii.tddlr-. f . .. . , .. Is not that en-nigh ? . -. ; ii- ion c. ii .1, "it ,s n it enough 1' Aud after she h id taken tiininph n ii t possessinii of the icture, a nnw shadow seemed to darken silently on his forehead. He was im tender as ever to the child ttife, whose presence lent such I fascination to his home. I to did not ask for the return of the photogiaph, but ho fi lt that there was e uuelhiug missing at his side. Ho had declared th'it ho could re member Evangeline without tho pic ture, and yet ho longed with an un utteiublo longing tj look otico more upon her face. Ho resolutely gu-uded hiuisclf from l ilting iu ju Igiuent on the lovely little sprite, who loved him with such waywar-.l, uuri u;.oinblo a(T-:cti m. II. li n h i 1 b-.u-u ci;n.uy iif. j 1st to Ev.iioj 'liii.). Si he hit oil' tlniikin about it ill all, and apt li d liimsi.-if ste.-idfas'.ly to the bludii'H which had ulivsys fifin-.-l - - -- , i life, 'Julian !' It way a stormy right mid Jar.u aiy with tho ; i.i.wl'akes whirling widely thiough tho daikness, and a tumultuous wind howling in ttio treetops. lie Lad been wiitiog long and steadily, und hud leaned back in liin chair l'oi' a iii.i.iu.iit's to.-.', of hand uuu iiium, iwii.ii ii.-ii.-u liiii-i in, ui rt tired in tho blue!; volv.-t, dress which!;. ii I ill i ho had given her, uu 1 weuii!.;' nt hei , rouud, w luto thro-.it a Iitllo cross of ' ditimond-. The husband's serious faco biij. eiitd ut tho fair vi-iioii. 'Why, my let!' ho exclaimed, , capturing tlm hand which wad laid lightly on his shoulder; 'what is tin meaning of this extraordinary hril liui.co of costume t Is thciu to ho it party or a ccremonioiH limners' Neither,' Ili-Ln implied. 'Mull it iti my fute-diiy. lo joii ieiuem-i btr what anniversary this is, Jul.ni.? Ten ytai'-i ti'o to-day oii were "i lied to Kvangeliuo Sedley.' 'I remember it HoL-i),' ho tmid, sadly. Cmuo !' Sho touk his hand with iiupouoii-. teudcruess, aud led huu to tlio btt.e drawing room, where hot-hou-e llowers wbero arranged iu all the vases, and wheio caudltB burned. Above tho mantle hung a pic nic of bis dead wifo, smiling at nun a living face. 'Kvanguline !' he cried, 'llcr very faco I Ob, Helen, whe.ro did you get it !' 'It i-i my anniversary gift to you, Julian,' SUJ oaid. 'I had it takou from your liulf photograph Is it not sweet Is it uot holy iu its ex- LroaH:oU V 'How can I thank you for it he said iu broken accents. 'lint you must let mo keep tho photograph,' pleaded Holeu, with tears iu her eyes. '1 have learned to lova it It ih my jtuuidiau angel, my sweet companion and counsellor Oh, I oiouot part with it now I' And drawing it from hui' bosom, she kisseJ it reverently Helen my Heteu 1' said tho husband- What has wrought this chauKoin your heait V JJvaiigeline'-faco,' tho answered in a whisper. He drew her tenderly to his heart. 'Swoothoart,' he said, 'this was all that was lackiug to oomplote my perfect happiuoss.' 'And do you love iue now so uor ly as you did her t' bo asked. With hs f t !! ??V? "r wate, SNYDER CO., l'ENN'A, OOTOBKIt , ho looleJ up it ' EvftDRoIiuo'a pic- tiire. . I love you both with tho hhiuo love,' ho answered And Helen wa ootdeuto a suncsou: I hnvo aliTays mai ;"ul' S"ibla for any mtin In lie a great I J isurgcn if ho is dustitute. even m considerable degree, of tho liner: '-I luigi of our nature. I Imo .fit n ; 1 tin awako for bonra tho night be-j foio an impoitint opeiation, nud I I'lilVvled gieat nidttal di'!l("H f n tl.ivs fifU'r if una Av. r ittilit T i' " IC1 lill tlilit. inv lifiti.-nt. tv.id .ml t.t . - j v i.l.mger. I do not think Hut it n ! , . A . , ; . , w imi the night bef .iH his exeeu inn t hull :i i Tgeon hen In. kimwc that tlllllll 1 1 . d kLI 11, ..1 ll I I..II T 1. I, .1,-1 ,' ... , , h' end tlm f iio 'if n ,i In ill h ciIi. iii. ' I, nuti, i . I f . i ... . I II I I I'"' 'I lUlllllM III (llll'l. . ;igerv nn h i such cue .ins inei s i- ja ti nil'lo taskni-islHA f. eibiM. 1 li, m j volt ui upon a mail's viiuN, It; ,HiirpiiMug ih' any suimi .ii in Ine, i ......... . , ii pun-lieu sin,i:i.i i vi-f iimiimi ii t. .ee tabln old a-e, so groat aietlo- m in and till! id in 1 n. I and budy. Tiio win 1 I has sent' ninivii sol pjctl)rt.. 1 xvl,l draw one . t li.e sin- gi'iui. lt is mi l-diiv the sun is I,, ,1,1 1 I . .. 1 1 : i-i iiiv uuu uriiiiiiiin it, i limine in lodnlent of j ) ; men and women crowd tho streets, urrnM- l in llit.ii ; best, and ull, apparently, i peace' and tiaiiniuess wtlbiu an I without- In a largo house, uliUoil uverha'ig- . ing this street so full of lifunndj giiyety, lies upon a oi.'ticli an emu , , ,. . c:atedhguie; once on? of tho sweet- e-t.,ud loveliest of hetf sex a con-j h ling and uiroclionatejttifa and the . adored mother of nnni-'l rolls chddi en, I tho su'.j. el of it frigb.ifi.. di.-ea-n ol t one of her limb--, or. ti iv h i id' h.,r if ., i. -:;m A " ;,.. ,r. j - , .. .. i...... i ' 1 1 . ;j lanipano! ner iod', io-.uu k.i joitiiogrootn ijVuC.. r$, - su umeuis iijr inn i'ii' -.'ii.iii, g opTu'.. lion. HJ liHbigm to e:cll l is i.piii priato place, Ouo udiiniuisti ih chlo iifoini another takes charge of tho limb ; olo screws do n tho touini quot upon tho piincipi d aileiy, and j anulher holds Iiiiiiki ll'lin readi'ie-i-s lo follo-v tlio knifo svitli llis spong,.. I ho j llaps tit o soon f jiiu idj tho bno m v i eied, lha ves-ieis tiedjand the huge j . ., .... outni iipprosimaic'i inn woman . ttllli ehastlv. tlio Mil-o l,aidi i (dil.lef ih sk'n wet with e my purspiraliou, the voico husky, th- si;;ht indistinct, Suno olio whis pers into Iii.) ear of tin) busy Mil - 'eon : M'he pilieii!, 1 fear i ilMie'.' ij,.:,t,utive.s aie admiuisteied. tin- poise gradually rise', and after a lew houis of hard win I; and teruhh anxiety leiii'ti 'O oe. iirn. 'I'hu pnni wiuiiaii o h only f.ii' t from the j uiii iidhieiii-K of the !i,o ithetiu, blmck, ind Ini-.s of blood. An assistant, a ' in l.-ii,,l ,,f ui.ntiiit-l i 4 i .'..-iced iim ii triinrilith Lvol - xv itii itmiru Kious to wacll,"'' ,ill'U , ,"",,,r WIIV llll,, J ' ,.- ., r - . n-.-... '-!lt., wilh the closest care, and to Humj VVlllli tho umiiieit tho blighti st I olj lit1,(J ful. t,.s v'orse is seen. Tho hifigeon goes,;bont his busi. iiess, visits other patients on (in ; ,lIul lt l,,,,!,, 11)U,, Bfu.,- th. i i . i,,, HlH down Worried j in I i xhaustcd, to lis cold nud C Jiii i fnllh ss meal, with a.i di v a ud and a v lilouth nluiit j II 11, 1 I... I l.w ,1a I It I II'M I S. Ill) ! .i mechanically xt.ilt. s hardly u fvord with auy Uieuibi 1 of his f.um reliics t . his htudj , and suddenly t prescribe for his ptiticnls never time f.ug-Un K ih- object ho lidl t fctt luring all Ho- lioor, niuli.ntiit our u'o- tl is tihlo lo liu down liget a luometil'i lepoei) lifter the i "I to toil of I lu day, suddenly hu lilt's a loud linn of tho bell, and a jiivant, bieai.hl. Hs niih exoiteiuent, ge his immediate presence ut the p'ck c ham her with tbo exclamation, jhey think Sirs is dying.' uo busies to the siu-ue with rapid pace a'J anxious feeling. The stump is of .limsoii color, mid the patieut lies ii', piofouud swoon An urtery has 8U,1ouly given way, the exhaustion itjjt-xtreme; cordials atd stimulants ai at onoo brought into requisition, dressings are removod, and tU.ecuaaut vessel is secured- 1 ho vital curro" ebbs nud lliivs, reaction is still i',o tardy tha.i bo fore, and it in do until a 1 tie hour jof the night that.ie surgeon; literal ly worn out iu tri.J und body, retir es to bis bo'ue Does he y6 p? i search of repose. o tries, butbecan si j mind is lib 'to footstep not closo e upon ll.o p.m incut under Lii win-t l,,tv . 1 i !., 1 limi of tho ringing of tim idj-ht bell , , , , . ,, , .. I nave mt for it u tunn-i tiil tin , , ., ; , , , , ; "IIM llirni n II'M il'l l 'Hlt It' ll, - Hcieut. .u.Hiu-ge. ii that w.:i iuA les- tily to its iieeuiaey. ibI.. W A US WHY TIIH UK A I. V I I a : o r lil'.Ml I.IVINit IN I! ' I r ii I I ;y ies I - Hot eele. As th. liliitml fir eti'iniiines- it em eerl;iiiily I i iiiil the healthful ndviuitngi's to lie K.h'ii'mI fiuiii life in the i -1 1 1 1 iiir. The iiiiilier nl "( )ur ( i vi-ie.i il i lis upon the i-epiignaiiee tu I lie very ilea nf iiviui; In a Ihiiih.i. One in.in, behuig Illg in II Wailili'l'lll Illoe. lis lli'.-llii; tu t ii - i , u il 1 1 M i-i. 1 1 .; em ;i!i:i-i, tun I n 1 1 P u i nl ly w il h .-ri .il -'i rit : "Tliaiik lindlll.it I mil tint !' nilpelled tn livu iii the litih and Imil air uf a tnwn." A iiuiig girl belniiiii!; tn a (:ypy train was only t-l,ilniral iug the same feeling when she derl.i red : ' hnil!d pine away and die iiidnnrv, ju.-t as a lark would if you put him in a eaue. I wan iiurii iu a tent. I 1 1 . i live.l iii a tent. and 1 lniie l-i On- in u lent. No mie ..i i . . i . r i . ..ui in in iiiik ii iiiimi ui umi, nr.i j his vein- ever yt Vi;j:iglv to n to j the life .,f (in. h.iilM-hwelii r. j .Milling in London an umbrella iiii-ndrr, who Kinked as if he luiht i,.;,hil? to t he ra t wnimerers, our aulhnr m stcd liiin : "Am I right in vipposing y.m to be aM" . , .. ' l )li ves, sir, von are nuit" right, ,,,,.;,. tlll(,r vyy ni.ar y tlii wUl,u ,lf my lif,. j v,, ,.,lt li;,."K-r a he.! ,-e. eei:iii ; iiiiw m.-l then, mil e- eei-illy 'he lii-i six we.-k-, during which I've 'h-pt iu a Ir u." ! vT) ;lad u hear of it.liec nise vou have made n, I think t'.i..' eh.i.igi I v,ir ... ,a ,.,,. i,, ,. dijUUiectiu." - - , ! ..n' i.ri. point. I Mil the In .1 likes 111 II gt-eal d"al In I Ii r t li.ili 1 house, nve, I h.'.t I (In, how- evur. ' What are ymir pm-hiis for what seein- tn lue a -li m ,- ( o'ef - -i li. e'.'" "I have 1 1 n 1 can i;i ve y. oi fm- I hut, said he. ".Now, sir, li.-l-u tn lin-. Vnii ,-ee, .sir, v, In n y.ni sU,.,, jn u In. tis" ymi don't always Uimw v.h -ynil sleep-utter, and thai i- what 1 don't iike at all; hut il' on . in, . ,, ,. ., ,,. i.iu.l ih.-i I ViiM dil UllnW il- r! -.in II I ,1,1'ui-r ol' I -in-' I '-.I-, ,: oil' of your life by th - e, en i -in y nl beil-fi'llnws u hieh ale ill lit-tl too livuly tn lie n;;l'i ealile." Aimt her (. p-y anlh-iiit y 1 1 1 . t : - m di-i'il-sinn 11 II oil ihe -,niie M;i,jee! bv tn old SS ! : i - i i of w . m i . i i I ; I , : tribe. Ih.ih ere r .inlu'ou.e,!, end i! ear lin-, end th' ii 11- it 1 1 Wore r.. Mill luiioe I- .. le b r-'. ;-!de iii Ir.nil. i 'In.' i.e.! i-i ated iui i Ii:i.oU, ll; inner w a .-i i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 on e. win-.ii oi l,,, band.-, by Ihe .-id i f a I i-e 'I In 1 ,-i 1 1 llolllu y, V, h I' nil- I ,'i hedged her rdie h i I lileO'-d (lie ll.iiik- i ih ii-i Ik in a I ui e tn M-rve as ii din -ii e.iu on ii un i iuniiii a i ; 1 1 m 1 1 1 1 1 oi a peek of lurnip r i i;-h. ... There v.,- a bald, MiiilY pali h on Ihe donkey's hip I w..i . I i, iii. li..;,- ,. ... I 1 1, ; .. inaili! lo contain salt, l'.very t iine hi u.iftrcs-. dipped a radi-ii int this c, Iwinpol i.eil sail -eeil.ii' and pi n-eeih'il o 'Vi-riii-h" it, tliei'H w.i. a i e.:ni-. - j,, , iiniinul's hall' i-Iom iI even that In Irayed hii euusciuiiMieis ol lier ''"j yiueiit and the sn: i-faet ion it i.f i .... i ... i ri. ., .. I I I. "And how's oil Cooper a dniu' Miieu behave up ihe wan and look to I In ooilMt''1 asked tlii) woman in thH heelborroa. "He's Kiowiu' an- and w ue," ro pliud her friend, with n, uriui surve-Inui-ri'it e.iri ssiou iu h'.'l' beady ey. -a. "IIj was ri'ht cuiucli uu wheels. Why .1 ou t he May on 'e:u V" "Ah, to be sure! I !..iow what 1 should expect would shortly happen ine, if once 1 trusted uiysolf atween hit li and plaster." "Milt It ain't the lath, and it lilu'l the bricks, my dear.'' rejoined her friend. "Its biiiiiniL-t In the niortar which works its way into your cistei n und that's what'll buiiuick old Cooper up, you mark my words." So (.hough tho word 'Vystoui" U not always interehiiii),'! able with "ci. tern," it Is evident that tho gypsy bus uu original theory of disease. Tho principal 'citifH iu tho world rank thus iu tho mutter of popula tion s London, l.T'ii.lih" 1 j rails, 2.'J(i'J,02'l j Cnton, 1,(500 0 iO i Now Y..ik, 1.100..VJ ) Tokio, 1,110,370 i Heiliu, l,li2,CCi)i Vieuua, l,lU,H")7i IVkiu, 1,000,000, aud Naukin, 1,000,000. lt ain't wbu er man is dat tnukm him happy in din yore wotT It's what l thiuka ho li, , impresMvely j no isdishirbod h.v ho wildest fan- ' vivV;i,,. :k 5?yTV7.'.- d At last. ci-s, Les-es thorn, tttHirifi oh, V T.F'- ??.' 'TNI"- 'TjK'f LIPS. 1 1 , . . 1 , . , . . . :K V-.r H- A i h i tl Pi 1.4 14 A . , ..... ... .. . .. . . iliuA..;'- f..J;l tLw OJI . : 1 1 . . iMiiiuiii-i iii n ini-ii iii! mi ' rv- r ' t. 'or-'S ' tw w.v yyissr.-1 in iin.i i'iw ii. tiii.i ,li on-. ' "-"- -a.v . -v ..t.....,-atiji.,.;A-Jahj.'til.,,',,i..l ', r r mm JurrsM wrww fcr tufoftta i i!:'''!,,tt!lil,t:'dto,'!d i r..'iixiuii,-.Bi ,i iW i :r.v....i utnr.y t l;iui u j ifcowu to !:;:. !. A. As.H.i, Ml'., Ti' ? v; mai:.n:. ::tT::r,;x'K, , FiciMrnl. Snyderr.ctii.lv Pa ! ru 'u i"ii l I'.- It Imnr,' i 'nllrtu i,l '' ru l.i n nil n u " ii. ' : I r - I i.' mil - I mil -er v ' Maich, it, ihm. ti. j J)'' '' 'I'"' Hj. piiy:ic!,',.n r.'iio suRriEOf.'. I'll elnnl I'll ' t;! i-r- f -t -nnl t- w tc r H i iO,i o r i t l!i 1-ni I. -II li aii. I U tninn mi .! un 'ri'i-: . I .--..I t tic - K. VA.s :it:.KI KK. IJK'ili'AL MKI'H N'.t'.L PKNTIS Seliii!igi ovo, l''l.n.'i ' l)n. J. W. ' Kicnmer. Snvi'er Cou.itv Pa- I ir i i. i: ll.o i. . I !' -'.' i -1 i. ii. ,ri. , !'-' ii . i- ui i: t - r. M , , .,.r ,: . . j. .;. us lull 11 l.NilI.Ill A.S lilt:liM M-I. -H i I.,..- 1,-1 lunny - .j- lull- -In, iU iu :,tt! i l:'.. I 1 l I---, p : .7. r"T- . ,. - i. 't W I I - p B I tj". wiv- T;';..'. ' 'i i-1 ' fr-in fnt I,-' I t'r'..s'.. I At.. 7 1. i. Si ' tf ! ":. I I-I l.l- I . nr.. ... '. -!., , . . . I..- ,-i- ,"' ,., II-..- I i - . . . I .lii.lt. i'lll,l. r T r. 'iui'' ' ' - l-M.-l. I -r ii- In ult li ti- t i-i i- - i -ii I I I .. ,i I.- -I :.-i- I - m . ; sui o. -.': .'"ii A Etilci'.y vci-rt;'!: prcp.t latior, to;niic:-,c; ci' a choice and sUilli'i.l Co.'.ioi.-.c.tian of l;ct:irc' I I'A i'C!::cc!:cv;. Tho tlfr 'i (.-;' Co: 3 )-ot cic.im it a cine 1;; all t'n'i but boldly u:,r;;.r.'; it C oi'j- i v.-ry forJ ol i:i.i.'ii.o r.' I'-irr;' IVtrdt a tor pi. i l!v:: 'i'j blood, dis ordered hklr.cyv, r.:'J vi;vr tiscro n i c!cc-.s it.;.-a i-ondi-I ic.'i ol' t'i rc-viij in li iro!;r,-.L fcri-ir.ni.'r't tonic, it iiuver i".l'.'s to r.-.'ore tho sull'ovc". !'m.!i i:" Li; fiDOGK h.'.oo!) Lv;n::;z. so:d iy nil tii--i.f;p;i.'-'tr:, xho r.re .rized by UiL u-::.il:Ai::: to to l aid tii ? piicG to any pur chascpvl'.o i i r.ol fccr.clited by their ;-.r.s. -.iizz: Ml f Prep b f f ,ijii..i, last mm&j?? TO I'l'Y -f -.- l,nulii nt prefc, :-. r r.,. LOW PRICES. i-ii in Trnr.ii h i r.wy tmt tip) ir " r'iiiLvi vi. Il'itf lu-rly a HALF luiidill I AY Hill li'firM. rlt'tN bin rii'tiilt vntl- niLLtor: viiiirinrr. nn ACRES of i fpdVn tirtniiir & ! .iiwiiH iil to it.'tiki ifi. Mju.niiuui ViMl-unti rtal. li'- i'tliv trtioult 4t ditlUl'M, (ummJ riltl'tlKN, jiut Irvc. uru nf CTtittH hn niru Lmhtq CHARLES E. SIMMCMS. CHICAGO, ILL. ii tirittlf tllt SAFE IKVESTMHT Aftor till miiois f ill c-ohmu1h 3)N.UtUEt.,bj!o; CaUo7hiU, I'LiU.. Fa. IM yo;ii p ori ut-oiu ull Slal'.4' A H t7i.it. Icr-iiiaii--ntly n-irMrk l4 wu..k?iicil l-y tailv imtucre Iiom, Ki'. I all ur wrtlc. .iJvice frc un.) strict ly cn lkiuiiii.il. Iiwur it . Di. liU aii 1 1 u 1 im.u9, th UnXt Xmm niri cnmi hk till or iron.tr ftrotid ! (lirfiI; h httlf tiut ro.it o tin. Ih l . m . r . flA7 i, fXJ A CW. iKH IH ;1M n. Htf IM Hi MTit ' d-it'l( Uu Huff ol IllU .4(11. (V '..:1iIUAi N044 , "f U UfcL? j-nd Children. K'liir Hiii.ti'M'h, iMttiT'iirn, uui.ioun, Jvi'i.i Wi r.:in, givca li i v, ; iuuuti. 4W i:i'ii 'i.n. Ci:ir' S Cu!::':'T, 1 3 Fuiioti FrrcfH If,TJ .'Ii !frnt iS'AI' La w. . 1 ' j ami:s5. t iiorsi:, ATT(.)i;NEV-AT-r.AW, MiiiM':i!Uii;n, va. All lii.ili r . iitrnMi'it In II rure lllr ii t-ri ui t :ittulei,. I ouiullitli n la Uf in -oi lei I tmll.h j-l JAruit HI I. Ill ilT, At'-irii i mill ('nnnsffor at Jjtfi .inniM.r.tu icon, PA. I'diln.itl ip un i! nil i-iinr WbiIi- r iv nt ipii !,l to. 1 ui ilinil -n Id -- llcrtii:iD. i i im , n aior.swEnTH, lATTORKEY-AT LAW, SKI.INKililOVK, P ('ii--l.itin khU nil ill Lit Unl 1 iialorn- tirourj I V n 1 1 r IKtO'l 1 1. C'CllkUlUtltHK In I.Ljlitk Mfl ll lilllll. JJ (1. DKITUICII, h -1 S'. , ft. It ''i-vi-em. Trt All irn!i""tiitial I'iiii.iip"" timnifiltv lir44a tu. I ' i ti r ti 1 1 ut Imi-In 1 iitllili uml (luruiiin.' E. i'.owEi:, ArTORNFY-AT-LAVT, AND lUSTIili-'T ATTORNEY JiV.iiVii'Wj, i'i.IIoi t ii,n ntuiio. anil ilrrniun. i:nnidtRtlrt In rrrtfc - T ilf i, 'T.l. 1 I I . ; I l.KK'H, k Coar.Htlis'-At-JrBnr (n.oe Apt11 liuii'ltnv en "yi 4 (M , - - i t, a, H ti l-l.v:l i -i t . I i.tliBf l.ruUlil Ml tiff I, mlli-ltiiil aua Hill rtai-lvan rfnl I r tn 1 1 ttttotuliiti. Apr.,;sjfi. ru i MI Til. ATTOKMV ATLAif. 1 ti mi i) m.ru i ii. j. s.s vcok cr.,ift. i Tun hi I'miii.-li, mil xcrvli-i-i tell ttl ''iin.'iiluilnti u l.ntlUh n--I ilniui.il, A. W. I'OT ' "!.;. i 7,7(;a,A'a r .: j a y, &-linsj.-,rovi,. I'.' ' .'I-r tlnlr i,rK- t (ret A 1 1 In.: ' l ii ! in mil ru.tn.l In ltu.ru..-. rt rm i-ii ,. . ri, u.pi iiitnallnn. I'ltlfe ja !H ,B f .1 J i v '. .. H. (ililMM, A t l)j'iu:v-.'it -TiiW. Meldl-liutyh. 1'a. MiU iM .u In .l-.-ll; Ji:4li ytH. l. , IK, ?ull ll. AIINOI.I', A t i i:-ii'T- ii i iltV, Mil I'l.l.Uf-1.0. iji ! I - i -i I I i'.Iih ui iui I r.if i r I I ii h l.i tun tl It I " ii i. ly n ui ii Iv-it t". ri:i. ii. oiiw id, .f 7 ri;Ki:y a rr aw, C I'tlM iu ;:. I ;i;:n fn fsti l -Hi- i: u.i .'it i i-l.. I Ntr.-l-t. i ilvmr CUM ofOtii i' i mi il. u. .-. 4jO!IX K. ML'C.iiK;-;, juiiiCE crTiiz: prAer, lii.nt i. .',. ,., r Ct.,li'& ' i 'i 'nl'. -i-i ii ii--irtiuiiillT niijilH.j I'ltijsiiianx, U John v. nsiiHit. i). Middli-l nri-li, rfMn A iinniai. nfili.i l'vriiv ol lnyrw ,i- i.llcr. Ii! .i-. ti , (..iui trrni-n-ia n .ii ut Mi. 1. 1 i,'iri;i un I Ii-iiiiit. pli I iui. i. nr. I li-rmin. I'lllee in M r irii i',mi.:.. i li.ll.i.itK, j( Jiti (iinnr; isarkme, PHYSICfAN A SUF.CECRV :.;;..llfbnrss'h, ltn. i 'lrn 1 1 pr rf.iti ru I fvloff tn tl. I:)' ,u in ii-ii-iiiir, n,l i,ii,ii". lift,,-, rv, vtrt In i ri tM- . .-art Mii. i Armilil'a fiVirJ!. Iii"l lni' uiiut uiifinUi' l'iT I'll'1'! ESIS1i-MSSI3B 'i lit urn I r i "U:.-, u -K latfiif. AM Mi i.i, Jitil I'.vli'-ti, lu-wii l riiu( I'.jiinutii -ii. I i'a.fiinint' ( rio I iti'lt1 liifjn int. j w itJi.lnni iu Snijrt r, M rtu t tn "r iiull l.io (, w.r ihit iltto'f. uiika.ii tt olJur vtniii.'i. V i 1i l.i- mr. lit .itiii amfii. V iuhI 4ruilitl itii. niitl li. rw- tl : 1 1 tni,nitii i.ii.MoHuu'h, laviJi', ivluiii'j H,"U How.;. IUC i! in tli'Hiand:. l Uu1 rruv v n In wnliitl r '.I'Dfcf t.M i in niHl ti) Mi.' tiii.lv ! uf f'AMtFit (ii(tiJi'i..h (ii(tiJi T). f.. V. j i Ma w nii'nim Fiirnnu vi urn HHil .DUO. u ViiJ ' 1 ' J' 4 If rift Mm mm i r i-'M'
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers