The Nazareth Item

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iin JdL. JKLreiOler,
Muiuluturerof
jgiea, • Phaetons,
rket & Surine Wagons.
vlddaf to Boy tsTtUac bmy irtvld d« wtnb7«]UB|ad gvttaii icM btte* psM^adat tlievbar*.
-'Tp on hMid • Urf« and fln* kA at mmptly attended to. ra Mner*, Nuarcth, Pa.
.R.HSatterlee
OinCI: 37 Hartb Thbi Sk,
Easton, Pa.
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(id   by   tha, Meal Haw   York
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firitliiij Miokiin,
Separators,
fiuD Lever Eorse Powers,
One  aqd  T«o-Barae Tnad   Powart,  Com
¦MOen, Menitar and BaeeMor CMIMI Plowa,
Bfflag Tn^HaiTowi, OnlHTaivn,
«»-A«*n{ ffr tkalioCon BiBden, aad Mowen aad
—— Sfiacial Ateet For -
•-niladelphfa
Denial • Rooms,
No. ill NorUuunpton Straitt
EABTON, PA.
OSIee oiKP ttam T a. l|l. ta 8e.ia. ^itBl   work   and   loweal
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ItiiiMlitWitirltiOiJ-
We wUI M BteMMl   to  aim  ielMiataf aod
lumiek panoKa dwlrtnt Oiaaa liaiaofaaMnta
jStatotlMIr iwalUnaa.
WaamataopraiiaredtA gtra wdtiaatu aad do all Ktadeof
PLUMBING
We eameally aak lor a (bare o< raw vatroa- aaa,  aaUiSKataD (aaEaaMd.
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Do you want to
Saw MiMJ?
If you do,
Buy your
LUMBER
-^m WtlNDBl
Fbncy RoOKIRa,
t^kitor Tal>l<«, Hull Staoda, dke. , CXMwhm, MIrron, HaUtaama, , trom tg.-& u> Dk MefolriiiK idlo.
9TARTIN0 IN
¦KEEPING
MILL WORK.
We bare aajanad and pal ta a aomtarot
lanhtnea aad MaaoVr keMar anaarnd I
•rer batow taaeaoaipMdal* uZpubMe.
     l>oa,B,eaak, aMa*, wt»tew% As.
aMlaulaa numlabed.  A eharedl yof ualiaa agattasaeUailTauUtUed.
loAtr Tart nl   m MaiMh Chunk Straat. Nasarath, Pa. V.*.—H^a aim ma taitgamlar walk.
Dr. Seip's
tlcal  Rooms ril tl lipti II It.,
I ftooi Cenire Square.
ll examinations free.
kCKETT
-*-  &  -I*
[ibSEY,
and Brokej;^,
SABS. lABKaJtA.
Tb Bv
iioed tot Yocj light op- iit tbelr nest.
, . ...11 aqd »r«iri Kbtnlng-wlaged, rlDged,
Dloaamni aweat <eai 'neath Ita teoti ot flaiM
•ama,
ixeent of the woet
Pant aw»
Tha b<u<l«i, <^> >¦-« ....J ,
Ooaa V* *>¦* fold aad red.
Tba edBaat ecMra lad.
Tbe dark'ttfaf, daap'alM akj
Hold* one poia etar oa lu|yk
A alWer of hear'nljr laM to Uf M
Tha,wat«liae<tf tkaaUti
Dlmmar aHI dlnmar ra* grtm
An
<^ and atlll
Paei away
Tha t keagea of tha dar I Ebara dark aad bright have mn Their ooaria.   All wo^k la dunei Or good or ba4. 'tiao'er.
And we can W(>rk ^o aaor*. toja. taan aod 9A'.a» Ara dona, aad only lamal'
Ra»» "- '"-"•	
If .
Dr.
B Remarkable Romance.
BY ElilLT THORNTOn.
CVAPTSB XJQUII-Coattaaad.
In   order to  do  ttils, the   honmhol' goods. M woll M th' blo, w«ro to b« wld
elrgaat boom and grounua wonta do pn' Into tha iiandi of an ggaki to b« 41a poaed of a* ioob as a salte^-i- ¦"•-' •hoald be aiMla.
Theaa thtniia weraj due time. WM read;.
u ve BMi»i now citll" Toay, wbo wai retained la < bftir rarrled, half lod bU aUU parent   into  a  eomfortabto whero fh<i Imtcr In'dtsntly ladaoed ii> ' ' rest after bi
d tn
JOl;
8o<>n incy were   HMtaiuing  awajT
•kor*.  and  Earia aoU«e4 tkal Xnaaik bit rMlMr df«w ttatmr^ to
¦iMw.'
destinatloa hia old ejwniT, a" ahaoat departed, aad bin tiaa wef« aleo'eicaedtaf I ^
By the time tbey r«acbi>u ..,. Ball Sir Pitvof was able to mi wHb a cane, and reaUy lecni talten a new leiaM .ttfan ' Wltb Joy BMto i&rke and when be law ,««w tntens^iy (lappjr be wa* thiu to to reetmrad to bie own home and rightful plaee, and h^—-..-.....» to boast an hoilorable name : eotti life, he.thankrd  Orx)  a that be might )< ment, for bit
would add to b*» own pieasun •o swee» to ««ni k fftther't love, blest! qg.
But in hjs heart ba f< of pemaoentebange for i' beposaiblo, as kls mahMHcf were Ibju- menble; therefore, he raAn^jled bis wstcbfulnea* over his beio««d form, standing readjr to aid bj xklH and advice, as far as Providence would .permit, to check the great we«knea« be /fit sure woitld ensue ss soon ss a hm^^Im, after all this excitement, should fitke |Hsce.
I need not describe the Intense delight
of  tbe levers   when' tbejr   were  again
.Jiqjted, or tbe   surprise   Etkel Mt oa
%elng toM tbst Earle bad fonnd a father
slaee ha left ber, and a aew bat vtgbtfnl
nana snd InberttMoe.
Thi!) news be had not' written, pre¬ ferring to tell It In paraoa.
Sir FItnor was deUgbled with bis fix¬ ture daugbter-ln-law, for Earle coqII oot reat until be had taken Btbel to tte Hall, In order to make tbem soquaintd£ '
His feeble health made this visit per¬ fectly proper, and certainly gave Kreat ¦leasare io tbo old wotlttmsn. From &»k time be, a«'we!r«|V«rai|tlied forward to the wedding Ay, i^W»u finally decided to take plaee by Od twentieth ef October, with prorouiid pleasure.
A few days aft**'ttiair arrive at the Hall, Sir Fitvoy to^ his son tbat he felt suflBclantly rseruHwl trttm kis latigne to visit the rolaa, and aaa Ihe room so long tbo prison gt hts mfwinnate brother, and, leaning on Karle's arm, be proceeit ed to tbe mountlal place.
It was vellaikllledphyslctanattended blm on this sad visit, as be was gragiij overcome by alt be saw, tkat so vividly told of the emel snffsriiifls one be had loved ki^ Mdnred for t«r«irty.|ve Iwtg years.
Th« tears h« shed over each symbol of tt»t tniif napUTlty jfaa. jiaMMtimnen,- lag, ana Earle led bin awav from the sp^ resohrlBg tkst all tkase harrowing •emembraneM shonld. If possiMa, be rA- lioved from the place. If not In bis father's Itfttlme, at least as soon as b« had pasted away.
But to his areat iitiroriso. after he bad rflstt'.d sni! said
volun tarii,
*•! never, never wIbU lo go thci'c again! I have seen It all once—let that safHca. Mow I wUb tbe old ruined part "¦o^¦ >> . eoneMded room torn down as can be done."
an 49ritnVQ!^RBHb^i' i^ait^iib.     nw ii-
any lack at patsmat feeltnit b«v« I d
niod  mrsfllf  the  nlnasiiro of sflelntt i
(iRyg wURn I arms, and gi
•tl
BagsWi aadhebtt
»f jMiir teaiw asoi
««ai««i« at Gaatle
MeneeMBdimd
WeStmOrnlanH    111 I
"My. the mrir Bo<
I I
igft.      i f>g*^i nnr   \' Until thfin I will <
liio,   lillllHtK
K'
orafd ner.
Amased a* thlr it<>«,  Ei^l   and   ._„ is in  ntulnal symp;
•1 fiW«tit wonder.
greeUog,  thc I   hts   stater's
111 ij«- u»ii um 1
^  Btbell banc: iioUkt. said
daugliter,   LiH^u l^tiifl Wortblngl' In her yoa see your own graaddaufi
"Edward, this Is a sarprise, in< returned ker grace, as she ores'" sweet girl to ber bosom and klsiH bright, young brow.   "Ethel bas alr«*ii woa our affeetlons dnriag her brief resi dence here, without knonnag that sfio could lawfully claim tbem.   But now, please,  tell yon (.mother who you mar¬ ried, and why you kupt your marriage so long a secret?"
"Before answering yoar question, my dear mother, we wtll proceed to op«i the package left In Ethel's charge."
Taking Um small bundle of what Stwmed papers and letters from his ittaghler's hand, the Duke cut the MrtligS aad drew forth the contents.
niAtest tlUng to meet the eye was a ¦arriage certlAcate, setting forth tbat on October 18, 18—, just twenty-twe years before, in New York Qlty, Edward Worthington. only son of Charles, tenth Duke of Westmoreland, was united In majrrtag* t« Floreaoe Mevergall, daugh¬ ter of Um lat* Jobs Navergatl. of Lon¬ don, by Bev. Banry Morris, U D.
Next eame to vie|r a BMcniieent circle diamond ring 'which he had given to her At the ti»e of tlMlr engages^ent. and a
plain gold baud, contaiiBiis iMf jtAtti Initials and the date ttt tkair aurriage.
The last was his wife's wadding ring.
Then appeared a small locket, set wltb l|*aiouds, contynlu|.^e ItlMneasas oi Mtbi and as be thif«w Uie gold chain to #blcb It was attached over Ethel's neck he bade her wear it hereafter, "for tho lake of her paraats."
Aa   the Boetess   and   l.. looked at the beatitlfni  face
'iny  ifcro   eacd ^ho bore to the 11IVI.UII-, nuu  bu.itiftiiv oi„» might almost have been Its orltinal.
"Now. my desr mother and daught«r, .0 so lonR irlage.
" ¦ ¦   blame ine
wh<> and stern
1,1.. I ininin*aei\ -
6U I
-11, thoy nil SOOB
•¦¦'• ind
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rst
fui
wildest uld not
     Ti-ninai,
daugbier, taif«tb«r  wi wa*i  Kosted [n tbtt dra^ In^ H"
paced up aod duwu the clpgant apart¬ ment, or flitted from window to window. In order to watch the drive, to catch the Hrst glimpse of ber comiat-sire.
At length her weary watch was r' wardoij by seeing a hansom daSh up i tho ontranee and an elegant-looking gei> tieman dwseaiid.
OiM  ssooMBt passed,   then til opened aad U||||6|H|||^y|rod
Tall aodcd^^^^^l^Bionr an sir     onoH^^^^^^y<^n!;\
SOI-
a&i-	
riage
arum
<i
n-
„,..„(if
happy
sblely
given,
nahAfii1''a
over Ills e' herself, t«.
So slie 1... _	
diod. - .Tust two ypara aftnr she left the Hall'Rli" hroathfd Ikt "ndWte away, and her l.'i
"A I <>me
to the«i now, iiovnrmoi-p H' [ntano.]
\WED BY TR/
Successful booting u.
ia KentMriKTj
Three ma'"'--" —"-' "--
tmin Ro. 3'i
(^eobaiaari s
Crmk|reatl df
,,r Vl»,rnnl,l
ti class   ot  ^tos Q7U4; 'iM been saspoided t''  ' ..   interf«r,Kl   w*.th   a   fn 'ir-, tteetlaic.
HatrsJM States
herpsslbalaary trial trip. oOF II' aa avenge spssd of SIM knots b eawtsd aarsn k<u>t!i nl the rntp f»w knots aa  ' (sstast sWp aloi
Jonr tomnoa, the colored '•onviot who, on* April IT last, anrdeced two fellew priaoiM stAabom (N. T.)Pri80o, wtu nanoeWMf aleetrocntsd at tbat inatltv 'Wf*
ago.
r. K TiosaaB, the senior momDer n' large aod waU-known wtioiaaos Mimui' of Thnrher, Vb/land k Co., Mew tork saads aa iniUvidBaJ assignment lar the beoe- dtofsfadltefS.-  Tile sum involved Is ttM,-
vho   died ul coB- ttf (teaad   Ami
\ rm* ivrnt
.ind
nardersd < ¦xm, iriM-tt...
oiicH ottiigiiiiT, niomi'i
we never more be part*
"Amen, say I to thai happy Dueiiess. indead, vritltout m .< and need a son's caro aud t^ttciiUuu."
• "Which care, rest assured, s'hall  al' ways  be   yo'ors,*  again repeated   tbe Duke, as he stooped and pressed | warm kiss upon her still hsadsonu' chvoKS. . When tn the morning «
called and "was toM tk( o
poor governess was no oibui than lmIj Ethel Worthington,acknowledged daugh¬ ter of the Duke of Westmoreland, bis hesrt sank within htm, and ka botM only whisper tn trembling toiies;
"Will this noble relationship cause vou to regret our engagement? Oh, Ethel, Ethel, will this part us?"
•Never!" was tho alad reply. "My father knows too well tSka value of a ittfo love, and he surely will not refuse hM consent to our union. If he does, I am of age, and have promised that nothing shall stand in tha way of our marriage. *
Notliing did separate them.
The Ditke was much pleased with Dr. Olendannlng't  maaty   demeanor,   and when he tfaptdty asked tor hisdaut- hsnd he smiled brightly and gh
Worthington married
1)1. Kurie KHeosteln Olendenning, amid great  rejoictnss  and 'vast Wsfjay* of
 "^  !ty and fa»ht>m,4ftBt fchjcb
bride was welcomed gladi
li^Iod and groatiy Iniprovi ¦ Hll <nge s
hP
id wai I ¦ur lo j
ee to
ts, <te.,oa
.as sMlbo     _    MTji
haai^   "fia '*••?<¦- ' -4 A   thee«
iaslsaeSs  Is   sstii MW***,   of
whieh fl9B,aMwai>>i'>v<^.i ...a Mm<» io-' There Tiiere todrseten other peiaons reecu who had IkBea bom the wharvea, plats, ei aadwbe would have paristaad withoat tbe aid of the Ute-aavtng erawB.   Tha eost o( tba matnteaanoa ot tbessrviee daring the year Ws««1481,iM.(l«.
Altsatlon Is oaiied t.o the frequeooy and violnee ottheismpests wUok have swept the Attanthiooast duimg tha'montiis of May and August in isssut year*, oeossioningiserious lossotiileandpMMi«ty, aad thesuggeatioa of a praia««alioaolthe aotlve season to em-' bnee tkass months ia awda
IS a bearv
mill  "(   I
. Do ued len
lohad
SHOT THE MUEDEEER.
A Bar i> Alabama Kills tka Aaaassta. ai His BIotlMr aad Sister. A special dsqiateh ttom Bivsstea, Ala., says that » man wearing • mask eat«i«d the .>ase o( UrsDavia tbera,   Mrs.  davis waa i<orted to bave considerable money In the Iiouse,   The woman stnmglad with the rob¬ ber, and he shot her tluongh the heaR, kiU- iag her lastaatly    Be( daughter sua to bar ssmsfaaan, sad was ako ahat and Utled. '. The nssa -was robbing the houae when
>.     xaa  sun
0|#iM|tS«k
^aiit%.   Vbe
'>ra tbey
robber
Washington Tu United Btatss Bupieme Co
trlbate to the massoiy ot AssoeC.
Blatshfosd) Anoraey-n«»<r»i   nii
CUef-^astiee FuUar mu DoaiM the past yeu lucm
Amis to raflw '
decks 'were k
118 sUghthr tajmred, __  „ JasMsX white ia his aairat' *
Taa ftsaideBt daailaed to port o( tbe Sxamlalag Boar mended Hiymsatsr Ri pressolioa.
¦   Mas. TuATT, wits of _. Piatt, of Ckwaeotteat, died n tbe ArUttgtoa, ia Wad>lngtoa» aged shRy>-ans.
Fasstaam Oi«vaLAs» __ their oovntry horae ea thaWc are now loeatod at the HMMe winter. .
ident made ele>
eireultf latter ol
of Oastftfsstosaci.
In aid Stha Worid'a V -^ ,
Bxpodtton to be held «t New
Rtkch woro taken st   WiisI;
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