1 ju WW
I rarorlta to&ry b -WBs3 Cayt Cflin Patmlxii by
' Lktm Utttb Frea Its Virtaia Sttphan A. Daitlaa Call
Jreat Me IW-Cbuitly Arite, JTyssoulk, ill.
j m- Campbell Thompson ran the
. i.h.m IJnroln often altrot.
-nk" Yatea. Lyman Truinbcll tad
r , (Vjlrtby bought refreshments for the
Loin i lute-bellum days, and from the
which Stephen A. Douglas do-
" ... i.
we or liis grwi
.-;.! has uot M luuoh to do. how
this hiftorio hotel, M it lias with
... i.i i i.i
aJlnrJ's tliirteen-jenr-oiu muguuiK,
.ertd, roy-eheeked daughter OUie.
' ' - t.iinv tlia nicture of nnr.
I ,h thirteen years of her life were pent
lira of mvaihiwH v imn u
I ir.ri tifr.r,! fti imin
wn Amnio vm but tia
Lnt Wot resulted.
.al leii effected by Dr. Williams'
Piiln f'f 1 reopie, aim was mnu.
(it it W piircuase v wi iii iur
f .i.. 'hnl takea half a box. there wnn
!li i.nnmrtinent is her condition : when
Ll uii-n two boiet the waa complately
La to health. To-day, there is out a
r1 .... i still. r
ier cnill wn nnuijiBnii.
one came to the attention of the editor
Tn.Ounlu Soriht. and a reporter wn
L to Intra the story of this renmrknhle
(n Mrs. inompsom own tips. Blie
t ni a hearty, well-developed child
ike tini 'he was born until she was
mri old. in inn sne waa laann down
hflstmniitnrT heoraatism. For nine
,hi wwnrrer entirely free from the (lis
aA much of the tme was in an alarm-
...ititinn. At tlrcee. she could not walk.
Lr ipius was drawn out of shr so that
she coald not etand straight. One of the doe
ton said ir nhe became well alie would be a
cripple for life.
" lr. Urigran, of Augusta, was the CrH
doctor who had her case, lie duutored her
throiiKli two serious times of the dikeue, and
tinslly told tin he could not cure hrr. We
doctored her roust all the time, but when tht
wan ten years old mht bad au uuutually severe
attack, and we called iu Ir. Krvider, of lrsi
rie City, where we were then living. Be
tried hard to cure her but finully gave it up.
lie said, ' I an do nothing further, the case u
the woret I hare wllneweu.'
"We nearly pave up hope then, but called
l'r. Mol'iinicl who doctotrd her afterwecatue
to rijrDiouih, hut no benefit was derived.
"Then 1 heard how Vncle Wekliy Wiiltro
had leen cured by Dr. WUIiams' l'iuk Pill
for Pule People. Knowing the cooditinn he
had been iu, 1 thought if the pllle cured biui,
thoy niiarht hilpOllie. Consequently I Ui.tht
a box lor her, and before she bad fiuihcl it
she was much better. She continued taking
them, aud v hen the second box had been luro
she was well, and has uever bad rheuniatuu
since.
" I cannot eay too much for the Dr. Wil
liams' 1'iuk Pills for 1 believe OUie would
linve been dead long ayo.lf she had not taken
them." Victoria Thompson.
Suborib d nnd sworn to before nie this 11th
day of 8ijJtenir.fr, 1MI7.
W. t. Ro.MTCX, Jfoiary Pullio.
I hereby etHte thst I have eiHUiiued Mi.'u
OUie Thompiion, and find no outward np
peHrance of rheumatism.
w. p. wapb. m. r.
Rtibserihod and sworn to before ma this
17th day of September, lfP7.
W. a. Romick. yolaty Puhh.
All dealers will Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
for Psle People, or they will be sent poet-
is id on receipt of price, fin cents a box or six
Mxes for $2.S0 (they are never sold in hulk,
nr by the WO), by addressing Dr. Williams'
Medicine Company, Schenectady, M. Y.
CHINESE IN Manila, j money in uayonets. Lovely Women !n the Lanr
at Ine Qalato tclleiros, rorlugal.
Bow It
Great Reduction Sale of
FURNITURE!
For Ninety Days !
r - w xm rwn . Tt..l12o rTtiA f M
i3 unaersigrnea uner xne ruuiw xuon
TIRE STOCK OP FURNITURE
TUB GREATEST SACRIFICE EvER KNOWN IN CENTRAL PENN
SYLVANIA.
are uot celliDK out, but we do thin to Inorease our twles above Roy pre-
.T I .. I . 1. - 1 f 1 I . .. .1 .
year. rP Jfive a lew oi hib irioi-n in iuii"" ,
Wood Chainber Bnitti 14.00;Cotton Top Mattretia 2.V)
hffood Chaniber Buits lfl.OOl Woven Wtre Mattretit. J i
LOKk Suits. 8 Pieces 19.00 Bed SnrlniTH
lh Parlor Suits 80.00: Drop table, per ft .W
Ljeo Cbain per set 8.50jPlatforiu RookerB 8o0
itock, everything In the furniture line, luoludiiitr Mirrors, hook
L. l.l.hF1 Pnnhniirrta Otfnt ro Tiihlps FatlflV Rockers. HllbV thaira
ther PillowB, LoutiRes, Couclies, DouiihtrayH, Sinks, Hall Raoka, Can.
IChairs fine, medium ana cheap rurntture, iobuii an ciaeeeo.
lioeK reduced all tbrouKh. Come early and see our stock before, fcMog
t order, and tuuu save 10 to 9) per cent, on every aoiiar.
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AiWIflatMkH ImfUUaMI atainai
WMwisuas.
oMirts.T
WANTKD BICVERAL TKUHTWOUTI1Y
" iHirMins tn tills stale to manair our lui
new. In tholrpwu ami nearby oounites, II U
mainly oRlce work oomluvlsil at home. ttliry
atralelit two a year anU exinsea-lerlam
bonaflile, no more, no IfM salarjr. Monthly t7s.
Uelerenuee. Knulose self-aililreaaetl stamped
envelope, derbert K, lieaa, freat., l)ept. M,
Ubloago. Mt-lti.
They Are Influsntlal and for That
Reason Disliked.
Was Hade by a Wash- Stria trending Urapea. to music, wearing short Jackets and short linen pants,.
Dit. iv Irtit a g-reat variety ol oeaflfear. Arroitniat. newteu on ine eagaoi tne vat. tidaie.
la;ton Blacksmith. ; while one nr two of the flaawht Jotn id irtfh ttMir voicea, keeping time wirh their"
Icet, treaaiog Use gTape.
Il U'wrked the Wtipou of W. ty' ' .' 21'-'
! "I with I could pick up the bayonets Ai".vt'.. 9?SgH;a-f 'ijMlt rSTV5 -
thai have been thrown aay around
Santiago.- aniJ a blacksmith in one
of W.ahlngtoo't down town shop.
What eurtbly ffood would-thVy do .4M,5?v
jou?" asked a by.lander. fr -V,-f;fc
-I could make a mall fortune out fUim'CCM ft I ; ' v "i'7' '-.Iw
of tbem." replied the blacksmith. .&'eWf rr'V &
ronton that I think I would like to :SW '1.
Tkrlr Thrlftj Ware Bavins; T
deaieir Soorce of Grievance lo Ike
Bnanlardtf, Who Hold Tkem la
Ureal Coatempl.
Forming us they do a very large
proportion of the population, nearly
equal to that of the uutivea tht'in
Bi'lves, nnd hnvinjr by their indiiKtry
and business ability Kustiiined the
fame of Manila us u eomn.ereiul port. I
they lire a thorn in the side of the
Spanish mercantile c!u:k, aside from'
the conventional dislike extended by ! I did once before with ilie bayonets
the latter toward nil foreigners. lie- that were picked up at Antietatn and
ln commercial by nature, mul hav- "Harper's Kerry."
liH,' realized the good policy of keeping j "Uow's that?"
their word in bumnenH mutters, in "Well. 1 don't know ns it did me any
contrast with the everlasting pro- ! pood leaMwuyt It doesn't now that
1 have lost It nil. Perhaps that i the
ronton that 1 think I would like to
try it iij;:iin. I was n young man when
the war was over anil was living up
at a little out-oi-tlie-wuy place In the
moiintnina of Maryland. 1 liad learned
my trade of my father, who fell at
(ettytburg, and the world was before
me. I settled down to sheing farm
horses and mules, repairing reapers
and mowers, and doing odd jobs of
all kinds. Price were better then
than they are now. and the couutry
did well and
white cp-gs.
"'Cap.' he taid, ns he laid the bayo-
tr.istinnting und "munanu"-itig of thu
Spaniards, they have built up u
large luminous with the Knglish nnd
American houses, who inllnitely pre
fer to denl with them rather than
with the owners of the soil. Their
thrifty wuya aud tendency to auve
money und tend it home to China rath
er than to spend it where they ure is
unother source of grievance to the
huughty "ICspanolea."
Then their ability und williuguesa
to perform every kind of manual labor.
from carpenterini;. shoemakinir. etc.. ! had tome cash tn it. I
to coolie work, from morning to night i 'aid by a little capital,
at the lowest of wuges is u cause of j "One day an old fellow living 'way
envious irritation to the indolent tin- j "P "n the mountain enme Into my shop
tive "Filipinos." and u constant feud j w'n bayonet in hi hand. On the
is waged between the two races, which I other arm wls a little basket of nice
has been bunded down for genera
tions. In a street fight, however, 1
have noticed that the "Filipino" it i nel 0,1 'e anvil, 'my nnyin pnteh is
very npt to come out ahead, although 1 " gornieu up wmi weens anil nun.
many of the cooliea have the most I nn' ' J could on'y jest make mo a
superb muscular development which j ''tle nurrcr hoe outen this baynet
ter mis ycre tne&t o egn. i reckon
I'd hev a right good ehance of un
ylns" "I took the bayotict und hit It a tap
ugainst the anvil and it rang like a
bell. There wat the best of steel in
it and 1 know I could make a first
class hoe out of it. I had seen any
number of bayonets, army muskets
and twordt kicking around In that
country, but I had never thought of
using them for anything before. I
stuck the bayonet into the fire ami
in a few minutes I made a very pret
ty little onion hoe for the old man.
I cut off about two-thirds of the steel,
then bent the rest around nearly
square with the ferrule and flattened
it out into a nice sharp blnde an inch
! wide. Theierrule I lift untouched so
I have ever seen
Long ogo. according to history,
lleot of Chinese junks, under the fa
mouB pirate chief LI Ma Hong, bore
down on Manila with the Intention of
capturing it nnd its ninny treusurea.
The little garrison in the fort defend
ed it with a gallantry such as Span
iards can and will display when in
desperation, and Li Ma Hong, pos
sessing no "petroleum Bhells," and it j
storm coming up providentially, the ;
fleet was ingloriously defeated. Some
of the Junks went ashore on the north
ern coast of the island, and there is '
to-day a curious race of so-called !
Chinese "Igorotea," or savages, living ;
In the fastnesses of the mountains, and i
Bttpposed to be thu descendant of
the uhlnwrnftVofl tilml... A nn.i.in
dny in January is the anniversary of 1 hm Lhe h? han" cou'd te l,"t 'n,
the fight, and on that day hardly ' : her haf Pf.nd to a" "Ul
Chlnaman in Manila dares .how him-1 tU V,,ttnd??.ln1 thf c0"e r ,i the 8hof:
t liu i yi ii iu lur ine oiu uiuu. ii
hung just right and made tbe prettiest
garden weapon you ever saw. The old
fsUow waa delighted. A few houreu
Rubbor Rollers are Used for Crushing the Cmos to Make
Epcer's Port, Bursundy, Claret and Other Wlnosi
Whitli, as is well known, rival the v.-orl 1 incxcellcncc,fori:iv;;'.;:.ir.(l
e:,'il persons, nnd re made fnnntlie Oporto grape r v. non vir.t s iia
porteil from l'ortujjal forty years ago. Thesoilcfnortlifrn New j-.-rscy,
containitu; iron, is iust suited fcr thini. Mr. Spccr, however, t: the
improved way of mashing the grapes. He employs l.ire ro
rubber rtia by an engine which crush crapes at the r.-ite f a
a uuuute. Sjicer's Wines, especially t!;e Tort and IV.ivundy
market, are of verv old vintage, and have no super: r. I'hv
far and near prescribe them for weakly females an I
use.
rs of
irrcl
v. in
i.ms
' r.s.
TO-
r.Mly
CJ?Sold by Druggists and Grocers who dlal in Wines.
Thcv arc blnnd-makincr, addintr iron to the system, and tend
lousr lif . r.xtensivcly uc 1 at panics, veddinrs nnd. :-! rr.i f
HIGH LIGHTS.
self out of doors, for every small boy.
native or Spaniard, feels in duty bound j
to "heave a rock" at hiru. i
TV). V 1 .. tt f . . .
.......... ...... . .un jater b(( cnme ,n aJn onJ lol(j me
town, it is always assumed that the how ,h( boe e ,aiJ ,t WM
Chinese hnr set ,t. and they aro very ,Q ht , thin Rnd , A an!
scarce in the streets while the confla- ' " i, i .
m i I u ll I sir n ta eav w vriiiw ia,
gratisn lasts, for tacit instructions
would Beeni to have been given on
these occasions to the effect that "if
you see a Chinumun hit him."
Early In the spring of 1833 the Span
ish Iron steamer San . limn sailed from
Hong-Kong for Manila with n cargo
largely composed of keroncnp, which
had been carefully stowed os near the
boilers os possible, and on deck, where
the some 300 Chinese coolies who com
posed the passenger list could sit on
the enses nnd knock the embers from
their pipes against them. It is not
surprising that the ship took fire
when Just within sight of Luon, and
the Spanish captain, with most of
his officers, promptly took to the
boats and pulled for the shore, leaving
a raging, shrieking muss of Chinese
shrieking nt them from the doomed
vessel, for no provision is made on
something that I had always heard he
fore this was the hardest kind of
work.
"What he said set me to thinking.
If a bayonet made such a good onion
hoe why was there not a field for mak
ing them on a lare scale? The bayo
nets were to be had in quantity ami
there were people enough raising on
ions. In a few day a neighbor of the
old men came into the shop with a
bayonet and said he wanted a hoe
made out of it. Several others fol
lowed his example in tbe next month
or ao and bayonet hoes came to bo
known and generally used in that re
gion. I put up a notice in several post
ofllcea around there that I would pay
five cents apiece for bayonets. They
came in by hundreds. Ia spare time
.1 made tlicm up into hoes, which I
finished off as nicely as I knew how
these atenmers for the snfety of the . Then I put a little advertisement In the
coolies In case of accident. In a few
minutes tho San Juan was afire from
stem to stern. As many as could
climbed the masts, only to fall back
suffocated into the blazing furnnce be
low. Kven the most merciful death
of drowning was denied them, for t?e
sea was alive with sharks, attracted
country ipaper and finally another in
an agricultural paper, and the orders
began to pour in on me. I charged
35 cent apiece for the hoes, and as it
did not take over live minutes to make
one, when 1 was making them iu
quantity, I estimated that there was
at least 15 cent profit on each hoe.
by the glare, swarming around the J I had no discount to make to the trade,
ship as mackerel swarm around a ' I sold every hoe myself and got all
bucketful of "gurry." ' the profit myself. The trade increased
Thirty-six hours later another until bayonet began topet scarce and
steamer sighted the wreck nnd bore I hod to offer seven, eight and finally
down to tho rescue. Out of the orig- ten cents for bayonets and they were
innl 3(K some 80 wretched creatures slow to come ia at that figure. Bu:
were found alive, clinging to the big for a year or two I sold the hoes by
gangway which hung over the side, and hundreds and I got very well fixed
to the stern davits and boat tackle, financially. In my advertisement of
with tho iron hull of the steamer red- course I alluded to the Hiblical notion
hot in places, and the sharks leaping of beating swords into plowshares and
at them. The rescuing boats had lit- . shears into pruning hooks. This wa
ernlly to fight their way through the , ry fetching with all sorts of good
ravenous brutes. people, and a good many, I suppose,
I saw the survivors us thev were ! bought my lioe not only because tney
landed and a cllseoiirinrd.lnnl'in int I were a flrtlasa article, but as relic
To bear disappointment bravely is to
disconcert tbe fates.
Mingle lolly w ith your wisdom, or no
body w ill aoc!ate with you.
We arc well balanced when our wills
can control our prejudices.
Kaitli ia higher than reason, as loy
alty is finer than investigation.
Thegeniality of some people-amounts
to a positive blemish in character.
Look before you leapt otherwise you
won't recognize yourself afterward.
Originality consista mainly in not
saying the thing which everybody else
aaya.
Stupid people rob u of both time and
.omper, hut clever people go away
loaded with our ideaa.
When a girl's clever tongue keep her
from marrying it is because she haa
not yet met her eqnnl among men.
Chicago I5econ!.
WITH TIIE WRITERS.
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Asked how his name was pronounced my Niore. i ke.-p -ou -
Sir Walter Ilesant replied. "Make it ' r',L' ,V' . ' ' i , . ht . UIHl tat
exactly rhyme with pleasant." I "jlV"'1, -'l.,thiBfc
c. r... "... ..... v. -.;.1.uri,,,',,.l,("0''l. U.lerweur and
" ' "" umr': U"',H- 1 '" t nit stock
ironi ine zooiikui neiii nu nicas tor
they were. Tbe San Juan, an empty,
scorched hull, was towed in nnd an
chored in tho mouth of the river to
cool off until the 70,000 Mexican dol
lars In her bottom could be dug out
of the debris, a melted 'mass. Aud
not an expression of regret did I hear
from any of my "Chlno" friends over
the disaster to their countrymen.
"Pah! coolies!" was all they auld.
Boston Transcript.
naspberrx Shortcake.
To three cupfula of flour add two
spoonfuls of baking powder. Sift twice,
then rub into the flour a piece of but
ter the size of a small egg. When well
mixed stir in enough milk to make a
soft dough. Bake In jelly tins, half
filling each pan, and having a very hot
oven. When the crust is a delicate
brown, remove from the -pans, and
with a sharp, heated knife, cut through
each cake, splitting Into halves. But
ter each half and spread raspberries
which have been sugared an hour
earlier between the layera. Serve
warm with cream. Oood Housekeeping.
of the war. Some of those bayonets
had no doubt pierced some poor fel
low's vitals, and let his life blood out
upon the greensward on the battle
fields of tbe south. It is good to think
that tbe use 1 put them to was more
peaceful and useful to munkiud."
Washington Star.
Mickey's Victory.
Greenhorn IX) you ki ow, Mick, I
could; make a lot of money out of you?
Mickey How could) you?
"By taking you round the streets
on the end of a string as a monkey."
"Indeed! I'm afraid you'd have to
engage another man."
"Oht What for?"
"Why, to tell the people which end
of the string the monkey is on."
Spare Momenta.
A Sad Case.
-Wbat'a all the
excitement
Bike
about?
Wheeler A few minute ago ahorse
slipped into a manhole.
"Hurt much?"
"Yes; broke bla front rkP Up
to Date.
the Bed Badge of Courage.
"Henry Pcton Merriman" is the pen
name of Mr. Hugh Scott, according to
the authority of the editor of the
Timei Saturday Keview.
The late deorge Parsons Lathrop
began his career as poet with two vol
umes called liose and Hooftree un-1
Keenan's Charge. He was largely in
strumental in organizing thu Copy
right league.
tiilbert Parker, the writer, has been
elected an honorary member of the
Uoyal Society of Canada and has re
ceived the degree of P. C. L. from
Trinity university, Toronto.
Kev. Charles Lutwidge Dodgsou, of
Christ church, Oxford, better known
ai "Lewis Carroll," author of "Alice in
Woiuk-rlund." who died ou January
H at Guildford, I'ngland. left a gross
estate valued ut about JUl.UOO.
We learn that Mr. A. T. Quiller
Couch, the Cornish novelist and essay
ist, has great difiiculty in persuading
people that his name i pronounced
"Cooch," and say that, though be
never invented the pronunciation, he
can prevail on only a few friend (out
side of Cornwall) to believe in it.
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FOR THE CYCLING MAJORITY. C,,L) INCHED 1LLUSTRAI IONS.
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encounter much of it afterwards.
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On a line day it is reckoned tbat the
cycle riders of the world cover the
grand total of lOO.OOU.OOO miles, or
4,000 times round) the world. J
Uubber solution does not always
keep well, and it is advisable to e.xatn
iue tbe eouteuts of a tube of it it it has
not been opened for some time iu or
der to make sure that a repair can be
effected with it.
Nuts which will work loose may be
kept tight by preparing a washer of
brown paper and screwing them dowu '
on to that. This is worth remember-'
ing wheu there is no mechanic at band
to remedy the matter. i
A cycle ruilway is something of a
novelty ia practice, though already ;
somewhat atals ia theory. A company i
is now in progress ot formation at '
Birmingham for the construction of 3 '
"cycle railway" somewhat on the lines ',
of a switchboard. Its precise tortu U i
u yet Indefinite, but it is expected to '
form au important item at fairs and i
other places ot amusement. )
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