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M1DDLEBURGH, SNYDER CO., PENN'A, JUNE 14, 1888.
VOL. XXIV
ciiois counts? shit.
BY FRANK B. ITACVrM.
A wayside Inn, a blacksmith's forge,
A furnace flaring In tbe ftortfe,
A farm-house and a ruined mill,
The flood-gate roup, tbo big wheel
still,
A lake with lillles on Its breast,
A lltne-klln on the hill's sharp crest ?
Hnoh pleasing changes meet the eye
However fast the wboels go by.
The roar of train upon the bridge,
The rifle's crack boyoud the ri.lk'o,
The plowman's whistle, tho milk
maid's sotur.
Tho farm dog's baying, clear and
atrontr.
The bleat of sheep, tho-roadster's
neigh,
Tii click of reaper on Its way,
The songs of bird, tho drone of bees,
Till eor and heart with ecstuoies.
Oft horc and there a glimpse Is caught
Of sceties with fun of folly rraugnt
A cow, roused from her stupid Bleep,
A flck of panlc8trlcken sheep,
A horso that with a frightened snort
in frlkv antics finds resort.
His tupld driver, with Jerk and curse,
Only makes the rampage worse.
A peaoock spreads his gaudy tall,
A gobbler's tinted crest grows pale,
A bumpkin on n farm yard gate
Stares at yon with his mouth ngapo,
While from tho hedge u rustlo lass
Flings kisses it you us you puns,
Not that she's forward with the tupn,
Hut knows you'll never meet again.
O'er dusty roads, amid green trees
That flinit sweet odors to the breeze
Along ravines whore, when 'tis latef
The lav calls harshly to his mate,
Hv red-irrown swamps whero phan
toms walk,
And bitterns in the dimness stalk,
Hy brooklets flahing lu the sun,
Hy fields lu russet c and dun
Past churches In tli woodland shade,
And graveyards- wli.'re the dead art
laid ;
Past orchards' vtl.li thr-frultnge
ripe, -S
And green lanes swiftly Josjtoslght-
speuiv
Exhilarating sport, in J ted 1
As to the bird with outspread wings,
It vljor to the mustoles brings.
24102257 SAV 33 HIS DAD.
Tho KiugPineof LiuJsley'd Wood
was singing ao obligalo boIu. The
puiulljr true aronud him furuiahod the
chorus but uhovo tho cymbal clang
mg of the maple e bare branches,
above tho chestnut's bourse complain
ing, abovo tbo creaking of tbo oak
and tbe whisper of tbe laurel bueh,
aoundod tbo voico of the mighty
Fine, the thundered- Deep iuto tho
hill.s crest bad bo thrust bis foot,
now moccasioed witb enow. His
foothold was firm' When the torn
pent smote him his huge body sway
od, be tossed bis great arms ngaust
tho night's blackness aud Bang bis
bo ng of t riuuiph n song bo deep, bo
profound, so awful, tbat the laurel
bosh over which be cost a kiodly
shadow in the en mm or s uoouday
trembled in every limb aud expect
ed to bo crushed. Hut this Goliath
of the woods was not singing Lis
duttu song, lio Bwuog baok and
forth, to be nre, and never before
bad tho Forest Guief boea callod
npon for such au ouort in nature's
chorus. Iiut he was equal to it.
All tbe fibres of bis mighty heart
were etraiued.his clinging toes were
loosenod from tbe rock, bis great,
ewayiog, sinewy arms witbed in
ngony. But oaob pendaut, Blonder
neodlo did double duty, and tvben
their 1,000,000 rustlings were united
tbe deep toned, reverberant voice of
tbe Kiog Pino was as tbo boareo
tbnnder of tbo eea. It was only .at
intervals tbat tbe pino roared.
xuore wore limes wnen bis voice
was a lullaby, soft and soothing as
that be had Bang on Bummer aftor
boons when crowa perohed in hie
Lair and called to their mates in
Stumpy Hold- For three days did
tho King Pino shake tbe wood witb
ins inunuer tones and bush it to
rest, witb bis Inllaby. Tben tbe
great maestro decreed tbe festival at
an end- lie leashed tho winds. He
N-vv4ge,tbe black clouds into fragments.
lie Bent"J6Wg4l-Llo.n1t-0Dbeatna t
etart tbe eap flowing in tho veins of
tbo King Pino. And be, this Her
i coles of Ibo forret, tcssed bia green
f crest and sang low, soothing syra-
phonies. Scarcely a stone's throw
' from tbe King Pino stood tho Finn
;- shanty. When tbo groat storm
cams lit. Finn was ill of a fever.
C-J tv Caot'y r'-M wtea the
.. i tn.l innt arnnnd
tbo corner of tbe boose and dashed
BWU U U U Dl u. niUH r " I n
" - I
a deluge of rain in ber face. Mrs.
inu ehook bor boy Mickey,who was
asleep in tbe rocking cbair before
tbo firo. "Wake np, by Bald she.
"To, nigbt is as black as a dove iv
black bogs, an' t'h raio.s cotnin'
down in washtobs full Hav je lb'
uanoy in th'collarr"
No, mother,' ' replied Mickey
sleepily, robbing bia eyes and yawn
ing, 'she's out in bcr barrel foruinst
tb' Once'
'All, lb1 dear!' ffp'.isJ 11:3. ri22.!Bu lira. Finn knew that tbo crisis
An' lb' watbor peltio' herl Sbure
bor milk'llbe all wathcr in tb'moruio.'
Hiiog bor in tb' cellar j that's a dear;
where she'll bo dbry.'
Mrs. Finn bad forgotten to men
tion the billy, probably because Jio
bad no lacteal valao and possibly on
accoaut of undignified conduct on
ono or two momorablo occasions. Hut
liltlo Mike didn't forgot him. After
bo bad rescued tbo nammy from bor
loaky barrel he went buck after bcr
oonsort. The clement, howovor, bad
not eubducd tbe billy's spirit, and it
was only after half an hour of des
perate struggling that tbo obstinate
old bo goat was locked in tbo cellar
and tbe latch fasteuod. Even tben
bo bolted tho d or in a vain tffrt
to regain bis freedom. Mickej'B
shins wore barked in tbe alrnggle,
Lis bauds worn cut aud bis trous
ots torn. Mrs. l'iun raisod ber
bands in horror when bcr boy return
ed. 'Arrab, b:tl luck t' Ibat black div-
vlo wid tb' wicked born I Faix,
didn't 1 bear lb' shilloo ye let out
whin bo dhrnv ye agin tbe fince !
Musha, take th' as au' bate in tbe
head iv bim like keg o' nails ! Do
ilifckoy, that's a dearj tbe mm lhciin'
vauabondB-l Lak at tb' way be'
soillin' ycr bearU-Jblood au' pellit
be'
yor ebios I Faith, I'll blow bluTilp
vTnao' FirColtJ? live 1'
Hut M ickey only langhfid. Ho lik
ed a goat of spirit, bo euid, and so
be waahed bis wounds and scaled
himself before tho fire to moud his
tronsers, bo bcibg 'migbly bandy
wid lb' imdlo.'ui, Mrs. O'Hiicn more
tbau once Mrs. Finn rosuuiod ber
vigil besido bor sick bosbaud. aud
Mickey dropped aaloejij tho chair
with bis fytt ou tbo itone hearth.
At 12 o'clock Mr. Finn called
feebly for water, and wheu ho bad
cooled bis parched tongue Mrs. Finn
parted tbo curtaiu and looked ou
ur.on tbo eight. Tbe wiud bad voer
cd and tbo rain was frozen into snow
Tho flakes flew against tbe panes
molted, leaviug little wet trails bo
hind them as tbey ran downward
Tbo ebuttors bogau to bang and tbe
frail door to groan ou its hingest as
the shoulder of tbo storm heaved
against it. As the gale increased
Ibo snow forced its way benoath tbe
door and formod into a little drift
npon tbe floor. Tho invisible fin
gcra of tbo-wiud toro a brick from
tbe chimney top and dashed it rot'
timg down tbe loose shingles. Little
Mike awoke witb a etart and joine
bis mother in the sick room.
She was knooling before n crucifix
at the bead of tbe bod in r raver
As the wind rose higher and higher
tno nuonty rocked on its foundation
Mingled witb tho bowling of tbe
tempest was tbe plaintive ma-a-a-a
of tba nanny goat in the cellar door
as a bo tried to regain his freedom.
All through tbo terrors of tbe sue
ooeding two hours Mike Finn slept
a a . a ...
ai least bis wife tbongbt bim asleep.
until boo touched bis feet wbilo ar
ranging tbo bed clothes, and found
them as cold as tbe euow drift upon
toe floor.
juo storm was forgotton. Tbe
imminent danger of tbe tbo toppling
sbanty was uuboeded. Her husband
was dying. While death was gnash
ing at thorn from tbe outside, tbat
devolod wife and son worked to
drive tbe grim terror from the in
side. Mickey replenished tbe fire
He heaped it high Kith wood until
tbo sparks flew out of tbo chimney
and mingled with tho odd vinur snow.
Ilales. ' Mrs. - Fins t sated flannels
and placed bot irona at ber iosensi-
blo husband's feeti Together she
and her boy foroed bia month open
and poured brandy down bis throat,
at least balf of the fiery liquor being
spilt on tbo pillow. Tbo chimney
full with a crash, bat tbey worked
09 evd fce-dsd it r?k - Tbo drift on
against tbo block arcel wbosoiboots
wings were hovering ovor tbe Inson-
eiblo figure on the bed. Mrs- Finn's
face was bathed in tears, but do
cries escaped bcr lips. Little Mike,
witb shining eyes and pullid lips, ran
back at,d forth between tbe bedroom
and tbe kitobon, carrying bot flannels
now robbing bis father's icy bands,
and then cheering bis mother with
hopeful words until tbe reluctant
blood began to flow, and a faint
color, snob ns bcralds a coming dawD
flushed tbo pale faco opon the pillow.
was not yet passed.
'Whisper, Mickey,' aid she, clos-.
ing the bedronm door Boftly bobind
her. Placing ber rough, red bands
upon bis ebouldur, she told bim to
look into her faco And there tbey
stood in that darkened room, looking
iuto eneb otbci's eyes with tho fire
light throwing its flickering shadows
over them. Whisper I D'ye tbiuk
IM Iff
could ye got lu doctor r hob
conld around bis tcart yet, and ho'll
die ogiu morniu' if th' d jctor's not
here witb bis drugs 1'
Yis, mother, yis. I'll got him 1'
Baid little Mike, simply, the color on
bis face deepening aud bis heart
boating a n ild tatoo against bis ribs-
'Now, quick pat on yor father's
boots, wrap this shawl 'round yer
hhouldois, put on ycr father's gloves,
an' an" (Mrs, Finn's voico ttemblod)
dod bo wid yo, mo b'y 1'
Mis, Finn stooped down and kiss
ed bor bou. She prossod him to ber
heaving bosom in an embrace which
was bo close that bo gasped for
breath- Then be want out into the
nigbt and tbe door was shut.
Mickey stepped into a snowdrift
up to bis neck wbon he left the
stoop. As ho floundorod out of this
fleecy quicksaud bo rounded tbe
oomcr of the shanty and. was bang-
d aguiubt the '"cd, etanued and
UkO4Htjiw, H'
road be never knew. Hoie tbe wind
bad carromed down from tbo Cut
kill aud swept tbo road on cleun as
a .barn floor after a tbresbirtr. But
th.uwful Kale beat uron bim liko a
huil cf carp;t lacks. It stuug Li
lleeb even through bis trousors? Hut
Mickey set his tooth together hard
and zigzagged op tbo old point road
like n vessel beating in a bead wind
until bo reached tho shelter cf a
friondly bill. Uere he encountered
tbe snowdrifts again. Tbey roBe bo
foro bim like suctioHsivo cscarnmonts
Ho scaled tboso packed bard by the "dechism," said Charley, not to
wind. Ho struggled through the 'l'0WDd down by tbu biiigont
billows. Wheu bo reached tho doc- lawyr in business. "Iu tho cat.
tot's door ho was so nearly exbausti c0"'1"?'' What calechiHiur' "In tbo
ed that he could only roach tho bell toD cent catechism, 6ir." "Who told
by crawling on bis hands and knees. on to looI in tue calocbism for tho
He jerkod tbo bell cord so vigorous- dcfioit'oa of an oatb?" "My sister,
ly that tbe bell rang like a firo nlarm Suo toJJ me ,UHt nigbt'und 1 got it
through the silent balls Tbon he anJ studied it." "Havo you got
listenod. For five minutes there ynr catechism with you?" "Yob. sir
were no sounds of life in the bouso uero i4 8." taking tbo wall thumbed
Tben a lamp twinkled at the bead of littIe book from bis trousers pockot
Ibo stairway, which be oould seo as "oa 80e tlj0 bis docuojouts,"
ho passed through the' key-holo. intorruptod the judge, with a smile;
-uv.w nan a juitur or Biipporod loet
ia the hallway. The big dor ewuni?
opon aud tbe vioious wiud dasbed in
vnd blew out the light.
Who's there' said a voico.
It s me,' was tbo reply. '
Who's me V
Mickoy Finn.'
'Why, my little fellow, what are
yon doing out on snob an awfal
nigbtas this' said tbo doctor. n8c"al olhor questions woro asked and
bo closed the door behind the snow
boy who entered,
Mickey couldn't reply at first ho
suivered so. Besides, bis ovelids
it .
were fringed witb ico work an.i A
mask of ico was over his faco Thr
was a big lomp in his tbroaL loo. as
he stammered out :
'M-m-m-e fader's dd-dvin' sir.
An woold ye come '
Mickey brushed tbe ico from his
ashes and looked at tbe doctor with
bis soul in bia big brown eves. The
physician's eyes grew moist as he
gazed npon that eager face, but out-
sido he beard tbo throbbing and the
howling of the tempest, no besitat,
ed. .
.u..
m i oi ' morning,
Mlckey "
No, sfr i mo .Jor'JI ba deafl
th' mornio- vs. Hon't ,
r , bit.
The dootor looked again at . the
panuut, expectant nguroDerore bim,
. U . . . ,. .
4 r k. - A A M a m I
witu it iruzoa ears standing out I
whitely on either aids of the h.ad.
With Its ahonldar. ..h -
WI l.l.l .1 , . . .
-...w mium
amij BUBWI, SOU OVairUIIU
"i t''t-mwrT f r-"S
He tnufllod his neck witb a
show!. His hnnds woro encased in
sealskin gloves, liafore tbey wont
out, however, tbe doctor mado
Mickey drink two Clips of bot coffee,
which tbe boy swallowed at a gulp,
so anxious was be to return. How
tbey reached tbe hsanfy tbo doctor
has novor been able to toll cloarly.
Ho only knows now tbat tbo boy
was alway ahead and ovon shouting
oucoorngemcnt. .',
Pay was breaking when tbey
reached tbe enanty od tumbled in
side, accompanied by an avalanche
of snow. Tbo aociior irilTC-
n tbe nick of time, ; Hy tho aid of
powerful stimolanta Mr. Fiun was
brought np out of (he shadows, and
at 8 o'clock was pronounced out of
mraediute danwer.
When Mrs. Finn and Lor bod
beard tboso glad tidings they bad
another bugging match in tho kitch
en, while tbo doctor looked hmiling"
on. As nouo of bis comrades could
bo reached to whom be could impart
tbe joyful news. Mickey repaired
to tbo cellar to inform the billy.
This grim, silent, told fellow bad
boon standing at the cellar door all
nigbt longing ior bis liberty. As
Miskcy advanced toward him witb
caressing bands tho goat reared ou
his bind legs aud
When Mickey ro-entered tbe
fchanty a fow minutes later bis cars
were full of mow and tbero was a
gash ia tbo knoo of bis trousers.
A look of indignation came into
Mrs. Finn's face. Slio said :
'That black divvies at bis onld
tricks, wid bis wioLeO boms. Mickey
whore's th' as '
Tbo Bun kissed U'O King Pine,
tbo south wind brcatbtd geutly up
on bim, end bis voini was as soft as
tbe dovj's w l en itAvos for its mate.
t
A Chicago papor telle tbe story of
un UDJU8ltlS coue in a court-room in
u,al c"y- Id tie boy nbont tight
oara olJ was l'ut 0li tuo 6t;l"d "
witneta wheu tbo o tposiug oounHel
obiucto'1 00 tuo KiYuud, that the
cLilJ JiJ aot uuJeri la& tlio uaturo
aa oatb' "Dj Jk koow WUftt aa
.fttIa i8.UuulIoy tbe judgo. Yes,
8ir'" onHwerJ Cbarley;"it ia lo ask
GoJ lo uolP yu l 1,10 truth.''
"Wboro did you learn all tLis."
frowuod tbo opposing caunsol. "In
uu lJu,t liner wens round lUo
court room os it became evident that
tuo mwJ'er wa9 boiag boaton by the
child. "II, ml Let me eee the book
wonder it you kuow any thin j more
tbats in it. Who made you?
"Who, God of course," was tbe
I reply, as if tho lad poob-poohed tbo
"doaofboing asked a simple question
an wanleJ "something hard-" Sev-
elioitd roady replies Tho lawyer
8aw tbat bo was in for it, and accept
eJ tlie dtfuat s gracefully as possible
i 'i'.. - i ii . ; . i
r ' s lo lU0 JuuSe B said
Your honor,! goess we will accept
tbi8 wd8sj and for this littlo book
1 won,J Humit it to my loarnod
friend, tho counsel for the other sido
ftnJ roooinmeBl1 its careful persual
oy mm. it will do bun good
'
What Sherman Says of Grant-
"
1 said to Gen. Sherman: "General,
WM Bot Grnnt after M one of tho
0108 remnrkobIe cbaractoia which
.baflC0D?!e?0r088 yUi otbit"
. ' eB,u oueBJBD, "uiant was
snP y wonaer. AO think of tbat
man in bis want of pretention and in
bis great success, staggers all of th
?"?Ptyoa can get out of tbo
P00" - . ' WB ..We .nt in what
vou roiant call Ibe senior i.
Grant camo in there aa a rd-h ii
migni do said witu truthfulness tbut
Ik, .1 m A 1 . . ..
I a a ...
au uw iiupiossioa ai an as a
ex?P 00tl ntr. As
T ""T"? u"..w" u, ut
. i f
immmo mi iii.vu .
T of his own,
otar
' aim
I'l'parw'r rln
vvt!
Seldom What They Scorn-
Thi is a sort of topey-turvoy
world. No one eeorus to be satisfied.
One man is struggling to get justice
and another is flying from it-
Ouo man is ordered to eat eggs
because they are nutritions, and
auother is cautioned to leave them
alono bocatise they produce bile
Kobisoo takes a sherry to give bim
an appetite, wbilo Brown, who tins a
wine cellar, can't lake a drop on ac
count of bia appopleoMo tendencies.
The prize fighter reforms and be
comes a preacher, wbilo the thoolog-
ical student loaves bis university to
becotno a professional baeo ball pitch
er.
Ono man keeps a pistol to protect
himself against burglar, whilo his
neighbor tskos tbe same instrument
and commits suicide.
Tbo roan who can make 20,000 a
year an a general thing can't save a
cent, whilo tbo who is thrifty and
wiso is seldom bo gifted that bo can
earn anything at all.
Ono rich man wears poor clothes
becauso bo is rich and cau do any
thing, whilo a poor man wears fine
clothes bucauso ho is poor and wants
to crcuto tho impression tbut bo is
not.
Ono man escapes all tbo diseases
that flosb is heir to and killod on Ihe
railroad ; another goes through a half
dozen wars without a scratch and
then dies of whooping-cough.
Tho laborer wilb ten children
keeps out of debt on $10 n week
wbilo many an unmarried bank offis
cirtl witb 100 a week can't get along
without helping himself tho batik's
fands.
A5t:ry cf Thad Stevens
A writer in tho IJoston lleriild ri
lates that Tbaddeus .Stevens had
two weaknesses : an uucoiniueraHe
love for (ioler, and ft heurft su .t.eiu!i-j
TruV oil ; i I', . ;
reliovu disli-OKM. Ji.'V ; ne
was tiMially very fa. ... J,."
One t.ij;lit li " "t ... ' luolv ut
cards, cnmo... 2V - .m-iimntiiit
r nu oven 100, vs 1), ,i ,js ,.,..,. ...
were cashed he received iiciic. new
lill of that th'iiouiiimtlon. .NVxt
inoruiiis ho went to the capital at the
usual time, and wus there waylaid by
a soldier's wi.low who liu.l a lteou
tala of sorrow and sulTeriii!; to relate,
ytevons put hisliuti.1 in poeket
found the 100 hill - it nil , IM,
and hanili-.l it to the astonished
widow. A fellow member was stand
ing by who hud Men the kuiuo the
liL'ht before, im.l know uli,i (l,u
money came frf in. Htevens eauht
his eye, smiled, and by way of expla
nation said : "Hod moves in a mys
terious way His wonders to perform.
rawMMMi
Mr. Conkling's Foe-
Hero is a story of two Rochester
nicn who lutoljr woro ia Xcw York
on leal business. It occurred t.i
thorn to consult Mr. Cookling and
they did so at somo length and very
much lo their satisf iction- As thoy
rose to go tho spokesman euid: "Mr
(Jonkhng, we thank von for your ad-
vico, which is very valuable to us
when we got homo wo will send yon
a check for l;i03. '
"Oh, no gontleiuou," said tho soo
ator, "dou t do that. I am only too
happy to bo of sotvieo to you, and
cuako no charge. You aro quito
welcome, but when I do chargo my
foe is S5.000-"
Tbo Maryland legislature passed
one good law at least at its last ses
sion, viz: a law providing for the
treatment of habitual drunkards us
lunatics. On its being sbo-vn thai
ono is an habitual druukard the
court is empowered to appoint b
committeo to confine bim iu au in
stitution for such length of timo as
tbo court may approve, and to re
lease bim or extend Ibo period of Lis
couflnenient, with approbatiot of tbe
oourt.
'You will have a week's holiday.
children ; and I hope that your be
havior will be unexceptionable tuul
that you will tjive un all your bad
habits."
A bright Httlo girl, near the plat
form, looked at her teacher a moment
as she said this, then jumped up aud
BttlU !
'The same to you, ma'am."
i aeo, said a young Jady. that
somo publisher advertises blaok dee.
larationa for sale. I wish I could
got ouo.'
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Philadelphia, Penn'a.
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The Best
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MII)l)lKllt'Kll. PA,
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