The Conshohocken Recorder, May 15, 1891

              THE WEEKLY RECORDER.
vol.. xxu, NO. 11.
CONSHOHOCKEN, PA., FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1891. $1.00 PER YBAB IN ADVANCE.
SOLITUDE.
When
I Kllinco
« sod fly
while and warm?
-Hand i.
TALK OKA CANDLE KM).
' opk, fi few ftMngo
I fell in v. ,:li R minim: ■
1
perlencea lu turn , xbif
II v in: nil l>\ •
■
Tii; i II hod din i" together,
an.I
our ;
Um llil!
tile : ■
'i him. I w i- ..,
ID till
11,111"- | , I .1.. I
K""" . nn Ms
to U -irii. bill |q :
■it.
' '' ' i married
thi ratal .V . [j ,„.
It i ; in- i.i
At tluit tim
travel-tin,-
from iwii another tha greater part
"' «' tluin miii.
: where
,h'"' yards
awn) ■■
■
:" " > all tin;
iffltHffl than I
■ak ■
deSnnt
at to me t > -t .•
a few
laSnn
:
a solemn,
ever, in- h
or hill, i y J -: it .•mil I
at I in- lie id 01 Ir
r dried up,
either aid ■
hills, and no trail
111 ether tl -
. luxuriant, restful; only
above thi
i .i mlddajr hour
Is*
nt tIntel of tho
61 .::li the
>,f iho mosquitoes. One o
l . -.-.-.■it' Bl-and
erlea
from among tba tl
taking of
I I lit. hill*,
1 think I ban i moreuaifaut
i
t worthy MMiulord it Palos, nml
certainly neTera aromml who charmed mo
.■l biS ill.llU'lltl'l-. .Ill Ihl'J \v |, ;i
Ural I' inn' i
her in. . graceful shy mam ■
nursed mm for two inn ■
nml sometimes brutal laadlord As tor
myself, I do not mind confessing
ling of a
i wbleh I hare
nol mentioned before f.,r making nt, rlslt
-iiii,-.
Juaulta's iitti
whan anotbet rim man
Ml forward a .mi,
, "■• '' er Intro-
It MILS rri'iii her I
her hus-band's
story, h wa
h "I in. i his i ite it tii" moment
Mi- ami
i]
adyuaui
rl "i a ' -iii-; - To this i
null.- WSJ 111
a htii,: gong iwder i
the dynamite. Thi
i growing ss she grew I . i .
sue never appeared more lovely than when ' "wold explode, and
p that Bunday evening aftarn mdle.
OOS. Myall..;
inxletywouhl . deed ber veraldaysl
ig.ev.n bad I bad any thought trnwhat thi
■■
i i in she loved. Inform-had
been he | -,| by
her I ither, an,I shut up in thee irral
'i "ii tin ■inn. :-;uu bad escaped, but only
just in time to siuueh thi mi her
li n I ran ber bav
iroiiiiuuaaslnn-
• « shade of thougbtfulness on tho
Ime l put n
'."ii- of ber i B Am
devoted toner lu
one way, which madebar very tuoomfortA
■la, II" waaevidentlj favorail In i
ship by bis uncle, I)
Attracted as I wan by Jaanlta, I eouN
t ikinga great dial of It
i i.i, 11....i
no doubt, was my
that l uoiiasd a graal
treatment of hi-r aliinr.r 11 it li.-t-t i» h.-r Mm i-nul.l mm
: 'I hurl it down into Hi. .,
iv, where it exploded hai
before it reached the ground,
The happy pair luul aseapeil to I
vent and been married there; lint
and lei ■, mark on
,'• would walk In her
fancy tl
Bui tii,- si k of
ler acenowl re alie awol i i
ippnreotly afraid of him. Now, gallery of t,he Sow Vork I
to alj appearance, the presaure put en her cured her Only herbukbai ,n
I'J- tier lati'.T. of whom BSM wait vi-ry fnnil. | remind In r of tin- pi
■ treated her with surprising In- Chambers'Journal
. and even respecti had proved
linn h for hor powers of
manner was now one of shy acqti
In ber lover's olaima Wii.ivn- before this
.. i... ii... ..i,i,.|, n,
ucaleulablo masses of water
■
■ bound to tap
r linn . ret. rvolr.
■ try mar
- t hit it had not ai
- of years
■
K.n brooding above tl." ni
ii.- Sai
f Aui
II to PaloE Vou may
t with my ;.n.
vh!t wan n- leal pleat
* ml ellmate and snr-he
putce seemed to hold out.
found that the ownors had
thelf minds to consult me
tl," daagor to which I have
was luor.-, they determined,
olose tho mines. Thoy knew
sorious trouble with the
hud tl
the ili-piilili of two
i tints II . nler
.in tho inn
is■srysarsrvsrved 'i- Iwirracks for
!r>. f^-v*-*
no:1 . n.fifi 'Ii n i th
miinhiT, weio enenflad at tiii-,,! t,u mined
:, bill were , .the face of
such n fcspci i.i" I'v no
ai ' n number,
.. ■ I
BriUIng tovlsk tl a*^i»»s tursiii-t p
.. 'A.trii.i.:.- -. ill B-i Inn
...f ihs tio..p4 ■gU^lUafniiiioriL'
support they n.'iM.>>rlvi:.
could only gi : urned out,
plot n -■ iin|l
4. All .l-'poii'l. ,1
on i::; I ... lor it
«... pretty will 1 in rl my vt iili.it
Mould be.
The hi-stt of tl p .rlIy
spent, Ian, it Uu'ng Su
■ ■ ' '
Men, women ami '
■ - [could tell hy
tli" mi i. . r the
:.t.s of
v Hut when I had
iw that tini
:n. NOW,
this was I
ii here
I : pal up the mine
lived far an in-,If
r.do.s oni> .nt,,i
■
hy ilie : uue roin],ai . li. was Btaylng at
. i i alved. This man hi.I
little iiiilitemi' with tin' miners,and was
not to In- relied on in an emergency like
tins Ho w.i- be very much
It needed
great preaMre to oom*
■ .
i lily I was
I'll
I.
:-• of bundrt
i,
the i.' lii try inn wboro I was
...liust all this 1 i..;.|
. sboiil a mile
I
. r, In the
a nuger la my defense, If
a guard
i lo
■
Within ,1 three
attempts a on my life. Unr*
Ingot !. luck
to wound, In ..(tin- ring-
■ phew
to In;. .
tlnii two i -true-tion,
ami a ■ pplled hya cireum
Mai, . ;. I hail then no Mi| uion.
To this day he Is the only enemy I am
f.\.,, . ," i .-sossing, hut I 1.1
tig that h, ll ill i
fatal Injury.
After 11„ failure of these three attacks 1
was not surprised to find that the conspira-tor!
had r,-- h.'.l t" I-reft;
Init I was ni : hy their in-activity.
I lunVenfu-.-'l an escort from tho
command.ml at I' i'iy he-caiisi-
I fell i ..-: mj nee was the
only - : ' ■ ■ '■ <>■-■ Nl>'
.n.'inl.s. I su pect.-.i hiding their
timo to pl.t in Pra ifo and
tin schenWShan open attack had
5roved to lie. Trie event all
ght, Ui in* ■ l<ll» I "'•''.'
. noon my work of In :
l!ayto.l:iv.*n.|lllel. n: li'Miul:. lin.siud
mmyy writ: ,lll!i'
of more than, une - '".ll1
e,i.-imii- Tl >™"' iD
my opinion, in I
myself tho i
. whid, ha. nut yet panted
„w,r- hilt, with ft »" '■' '"»"> ,0 »10 "
• ■ ■ ■ tbougnahtr hss ih.m
kin to ihi- eager Antonio, now J at lattt
considered her un.ro than kind In him.
i .is it was, tii ■ Btate of
■i.l..l. 1 know, to the fooling of
lonelineaaand depression which was grow-ing
upon me. 1 put It to mys.lf that Iwaa
tinted in the tjift
Though still thy and timid In her lover'*
, ill} landlord's daughter hud alt,,.
hanged In bar behavior to the
Chain Ii ttead of keeping
to h.r own room whoa tho houtt was fnii
of men, or going quietly; annul harbqust-il
1.1 ttli -. the young girl began to loiter
near the l«r. listening to t!i" i
of the in.n.Ts ii.,./. no-doubt attributed
: .-" iii iiis daughtar'a i ibtti to i. -
i ir his charming nephew,
- nlwaj- there;ai .m. rata be navar
I I myself could only think at
he dhl. and ml wledge to myself with ■
rigb, that Jaanlta. too, was In iaaanamy'a
.-..nip.
three M.,ks nfrpr my return to
1 .]" great upon was iiiii.li. ,1. 1
handed it t.. the managor, and i
floin linn an ui-knnwl.-dnun'nl in writing
.My work was over, and i was heartily glnd
Of it. 1 III least had done Illy duty; It only
: for tha directors to do theirs.
day I would *ee tho last of I'alos.
1 did not doubl that with thai
i.uiiiiiaii I ih.. eoiiijiany would close tho
mine before many da.i.s were past. 1 could
. The village would
cease In exist, II" / would hale toelosetho
and this lovely valley would be de-sert.-.
1 lor man} a long da, to com.
■ r mines not very far
i start new work!)
.in,i use ! ..f tba old ■
pry. The . woud toon perhaps
I, ai th. y would lie tho
tiffieren i y u) dtdaion.
l was in very good spirits that evening,
to that It I-- .II.. it qoito natural that
about n..■ should be Wondrous
polite and even cordial My host ■-
whelming with bis attentions, forced his
company on m« upon the slightest
I "lo.pi.iit us he told me with nay
eoiitidence of hia plans for his donr Anto-nio.
Hit nephew, It seemed, waa a good
fellow If ever there was one, only a Little
too warm hearted and too sensitive. Did
. in to me a little stilleii? I con- j
feased that be did AhI s.i I, uw, bad no-I
ti.e.l it: The p ai In ;■...■, and
all lover- .li lit at turn's And,
would I believe itl Antonio had actually
IIII idea that I did not like him, and he had
sa,h respect for inal And soon. At hist
the old fellow Ua-aine so affectionate and
so garruloua that I was glad to gatofl with
a promise to drink to the health of bis BOW
.■i.t.-rprise, a hotel in a neighboring mln-
Ing town, in n buttle of his heat cham-pagne.
Everything seemed for the best In the
all possible worlds ns 1 lay back in
rite lounge on the veranda hob-nobbing
with the genial old scamp, my
landlord Theonly thought which troubled
Bit) waa that Juniiita luul been In-visible
sine* the morning, nnd now the tun
bad tat on my last day at Paioe. Would
I iho lake the iruu bio lo sea me oil' iu the
morning?
1 intended to go to bed early, worn out
as by anxiety and haul work. Al-ready
the v..rimla which, I must tell you,
ran nil round the houso—was dark, for the
house lay in the shadow of the lofty west-ern
|H-aks, and as yet there was no moon,
A curious little li< - touts as 1
thought tbat I might ti ..■ Jnanita
i nt". wldle i lingered thorn iu iuy
dreamy, sentimental mood, half listening
to th- || dk, Juun-r.
i. iu\ .liianita. .■- | u||f I,,
escape from an outhouse la tto distant cor-ral,
piusing now and then to listen w iiii
si, kenlng dread for the sharp, clear sound
ii.iuiit" exploding In the open air on
I the veranda not this time the dull report
imOUg the hills!
I baveoften wondered since that timo
: wai that l did ma more distrust
th" landlord. During the wholeof that
i ■ I
the thought of how great no injury I was
unwillingly inflicting upon him. But this
evening I had cast aside all suspicion, and,
.. I" IL.
hai.it, I hoi taken no pic, :,ut ions what-ever.
Plot might nave been my father for
Ml tho si : i I I ii.-li had uf him. Vnll
may think it MIS the obampagaelf you
like, hut I really believe lluit made uoilif-rerenoe
t" me, except, perhaps, to exbll*
■a little, and to make mo whistlo
. my camliu and go
olf to bed,
Die/ had called f"i' the candle, hut when
it. was brought, lighted, 1 noticed that his
as white as skill of that sallow
I though! be was III,and
told him so. Ho anawered not a wold,
though he seined to try to speak, hut took
. i a trembuDg hand and—
ready to go, hut be
>• a littl" long.i and lake annlhel
i brandy,
.. dnn,ght, ami
•at in (he ■ ii,-.nil end apparent-ly
i-|. | p. At |a-t I look the cumII" and
lighted it | turii.sl to ti„, landlord as I
t togo, nml began to say some-
To my surprise he had disappeared. I
turned an .. and walked slowly along the
veranda, th" wa) l always went to n»
room ai th" l.:i. ]. ol :li" h..u f A-, 1 w,ut
I wblatled the t I hadatarted i.
shall never fi i
The englueei iking, ami re-mained
a lew II nts in deep thought,
lute stillness of tho night waa aw
ful to me in the exalted stato of '
tion to which I had hi-en gradually worked
up Wh.n bo resumed ho spoke in an
awestruck tone, low but clear, and as If
living ihose f,» momenta over again. "1
shall never forget It," lie said; "the air i
whistled went like this;" and he whistled
softly an air I had often board before. Be
ill : In .ugh It, when n piercing
it I he silence of the night, then a
bear, rail, and all was still again.
The engineer turned pale, and seined
i '"t"l to his chair. I ran to tho door,
It, ami rushed ItttO the hill, where
< Tho ball was dimly
lighted hy one lamp near the ,mi
A gallery ran round It at a gnat height
from the II • There a whito figure, g
woman, ■ . , feet, and then an
other of those awful shriek", and she
nisi .-I with aims outstretched along the
gallery, She had turni d the a ruer to our
'I'" Ml" o-l.
It wat thi ..i-li„" i hal King! ike h id '"
hearing his name given ..nt before a crowd
tie.t I-" him to ... to | ,,.., . j,,. „ ...
generally the first giiesl lo arrive at a din
Ber. lie told the f.. . v „i him-
"••" «ry at Ingly, lie had been invited
i after h.r
rnarrlage, and before he had mad,, the a"
bualwiud. Wh.n
he en I end the dining room—arriving C ul'.,
as Usual I , | mod only hi. 1., .t, nbo, hy
the way, had the reputation of being II
very silent m.ui. Mr. S.uioris Lowed
court.,,ii , erave .,f th., hand la-
.1.. Ited that his guest should he -, i,,|.
Then the two s.u on either side of the tire
plac without ipeeklog
"After ii few in nta," said Killglake,
.. .i . . : tUeuoa between us.
1 nallj :n ilntainedthat
minutes
,lm' "la; led hei it lady ..i the bouse
■
lutheaub-
)'•■< 'i Miss Msn In ou's di aft i --: be re-marked
tl | WSJ ti" draw Ink in her
cose, for >!i" talked 11 TI, e
i any ocoaelon to bear u ha
said.—Teiiipl.: Itar.
FAITHFUL, AS A DOG.
II..- Kladtj tt.ie.ls f.,r the >l»eb
AI .1 /..i./llnirls.
I cannot s|».ak gratefnlly enough of the
..f on,- faithful Zanxlbarbv tin
them "• . dependenl for such
:
it is true, will lie mid
will—hut
will' lie , B :lli w I i he has
■ - I,
Inghlmi
Often pitiful I.. sec a man who
was Bcarcel) more than -kin and none, and
Who Was half mad with hunger hun.clf,
"■Is 1111,1,'
la\ nig ii before us, say, "Master, take your
There waa -■ . lethlng childlike nnd
simple about th,-,. Eanalbarla which al-w
«y> ap| : . , inpathv.
At work you may i>- as severe as you
: him When he li.s'S
• long as when Work Is done v.ill
relax and gossip nnd talk with him. His
marks a! t people and things
are alwa; i _• an I often Instruct-i
■• i m ii-i.a I,, i,;. -ion,., about ins wife
,,r mother, his -ist,.r,,r Mend; ah,.,it his
borne In Zanslbar, ami his little plot of
land, In i :,i uie him feel that
fOU "ill lore , todo his full
it tho same timo you sym-with
him in , and are
his friend.
U you do this bo will work for you nml
i «nli a.logiis" fidelity. I have
n a /.ui.-ili.in who had laid him-self
open topuul hnielli, lie down and take
ii or twenty tti — ..i
..-.I them g.t up, and
raising hi, h.mds above hi- head s,v
"il nml. I Allah" (Thank God), bi which'
he meant he has done wrong, |„. hm, re-eelvodhis
punishment,and now he ami the
world are even, if punished Justly, this
child of ii rui" never hears maUea, hut in-
' tal ■ i symnath) or oruelty will
transform him into n sullen, mutinous
devil, mih whom nothing can Is-don,..
'ni"- »'hen tin- /.an
'man : -t ii I.lesomo ami has to be
treated with great severity, but when mun
he understands that a man is Ida friend
"•r, ih,-,- ebullitions are not of
freuuenl turrence.—A. .1. Mounteney
Jepbaon in Ber
Every Farmer Should Have a
COOLEY CREAMER
More t.iri.T «n.| bettor .|tuhty by IU nee
tlia.ii »ny other w.y. Hend for circuUr- to
D. Landreth & Sons,
MILK tn—rw.
Agricultural and Horiicultur.il Implement
Seed Warehouse,
21 and 23 S. Sixth St..
Between Market and CliMtnut -tr.els.
PHTLADE LPIIIA.
Martin's Shoe Store
Favette Street. CoMhohocken.
Mcn'N Hht.t* n.mi,• to order »roui fi.r* and
■ pwiir.u. ULIIIL'B' Kiencli kl>t iboet, Miuue'
•nit Cblldrvn'e tiboe iraile to onlw- on sbort
nouoa i also, ren-ty tmvdw Boo.*, Shoe*,
aiipj)- it, ,nc., always on band: Come and
examine my slock beforn purchasing el«e-
JOHN MABTIN,
.. rayetta street,isiinnor above Kim.
ebltMiui '.-onBbohoeken.l's.
—I have purchased sn—
OdorlessExca vsitor
and nm prepared to clean all kiuds of
Privy Wells at aliort notice.
John EL Stemple
Kim and Forre«t street.
Do you smoke !J Do you chew ?
BLUE ANCHOR
I lave you tried
Long TOBACCO ?
J Cut,
It is unequalled in I'CRI IN. in QUALITY, and
in Cleanliness of Manufacture, h is packed in
handsome blue paper and foil packages, ol either
Sc or IOC si/.-, and will not dry out in the pocket.
We are anxious that everyone shall try the cele-brated
Blue Anchor Hrand and have therefore de-cided
that the FIRST PACKAGE SI I ALL COST
YOU NOTHING.
If you want a package—FREE of Cl IARGE—
write your name on the. back of a postal card and
mail it to
MILLER BROTHERS,
Wholesale Tobacconists,
Box 134. Conshohocken, Pa.
BLUE ANCHOR, Long Cot, ll foi sale by principal dealers
everywhere.
Tho World's i'..|iuii.ti.in.
Pew nrc aware of.the rant numivrof peo-pletkatosn
be placed on a small tract ..f
ttronnd. Wh.n wa Bpeak ..r milllona of
man «.• are apt to picture to ours.
aluimt bonndli
million of | pie, stanilingcloselj toRstlier,
.'ii.li in,i rwenprinB mote than i.mrsquare
f.'i't. intn.i be i | n, I, i,nt little
third of ■ mil.' »,|
die "ill in :,a«5,ooa
At that rate the whole population
United States would hardly cover three
.'I the whole popttl tl
Id conld stand on two townships.—
St. l.on; Sop I
Wf
YlfUf Par Gun,'.
I.ittli' Dot—Fuen, 1 must have a new
dwan to play lu.
Papa—What Is tjje matter with that one!
Dosorlt'H nil worn ,»ut
LIFE IN NORTHERN AUSTRALIA.
A l).-ll|;hlfiil I'l.-liiio of ll Truslful Kt,.-;,l
r, nun. a ..ll. In,, from T.-rror.
Th* most dellKhtful thing In the lite of
northern Australia Is lt» sans
paaranoe. Sxlsteneehi llterallfonl doom,
and i ipla live as if burglars wrart nu-kti'iwn.
1 hare rtdde .•< in the
early morning, and liavu sotn thi
- md with i~",ks, brio a-brac, walk-
. bata, lamps and other artloles,
nnd the doors wide open, Nlghtafter night
things are left .so, and t lu-y are nol
i.-1- punished In Queensland with
Igor. A in.in might be guilty
".' II i ■! stand In net
with the authorities than tha thief. I have
riddrii ton plantation latent night,tornad
my horse into the hone paddock, antarod
... a mateh, found a sofa,
lay do.vit, and awoke In tin- morning to
find iifi> bustling iilxint me, my b
ready, and I an otteratmngarl
Such is thu freedom of the life. I was a
traveler. I suppose I did not look liken
vaguliond; they appreciated the desire ou
ray part in not disturb their rest, and they
,-l f,.r the hardness of the sofal
l'\,ry plaaterhai notmatalyona room
in Ins honao which Is oallad tha strangers'
room, bin .sevi-r.,1, and they are seldom
empty. In the day, that I visited Pride,
the planter, there were six gussta bestdea
i hi re. Imagine a bouse through
Which the warm nir will blow from side to
side and from end to end. with a group "f
at tbe lift, and
i.-rmtp as kitchens and I
th.- right; and i.-i lead with all theoomforta
ami with little of the conventional ttHInesa
of motropolitan life; which has dignity
without .show, and elegance wit limit lieavl-ii'itn,'.
Put roses nml bnmbooa, oleanders and
camelllaa, limes and orangea, laonatlnua
and Jaaralue, pineapple and bongalnvlUla,
the glori.ni- pawpaw and grauadilla, a I D
ins emit, and perbapaan obaarratory,and
you have [arden, Then put in
-' I ilc a healthy gen
-ilt reliance, a mind given
ni tin- wisdom of its
', all (,■ | .in:
n class of sherry, or indite a philippic
against a government or Bit Samuel Grif-fith,
who has opposed 1'"lynesiali lalx.r,
and that is Pride, tin* pi,mler.
What you find of lightness and comfort
in the house of Prldi . vou lin.l
in degree in 'll tha north. Older mid
cleanliness reign. Vou may mlaa at times,
verdure and foliage, but never thai. Vil
I towns are awapl and garnished,
and the | pie love Dowers. And go
sir.iii.-lii nt to Perth, AI
bany, ^ i i Qeraldton, and the - mi"
tiling may he found.
Vou will ilnd i niipled with this energy
i-.-lf con;
lion .ni'! warmtl
djfllcalt questions to
i ted i
liaveoall.il for Immediate action, because
tlevclopnt ' niie by leap- and
ln.iin.ls, nnd In i irabeanatrug
gles between class and class, there lias
IHWI produced an npntatldin
"I ■ .id,-; strenuous and
Stalwnn. -'ions; explosive, \,t
Dot tl-.iunli'. 1111,'; 11111 iproinising, yet
ganerona That is tbe true Australian,
Tin- p 1 selflahneaa of the
traihs iniioii, are not Australian. It Is
' lom Isirrowt'd
■ f life, and a knowl-
; dnad ft >m tba forms o(
It is in
liutralla iu theoltlea
—that is ultra democratic Australia Itself
mows 11, srnple assertion, but ii |
itrlotlsm. Its natural
Sandra i Is toward hen worship, but (hi
I * want of heri.es.
V in the colonial to-gether,
and Of III,' i,■.,,-, hut (,.,v ,,|,|„,
b. -t man i i. , . public life —ail
beri I'm - Weekly.
. I' 1 ' li nil-. UM ( ,011., ..,,,,,.„.
Attention is directed to tho bet that
there Isn't that abundance of lawyers in
th, I iii.-d States congress that there used
to Is-. There was a lime when that liody
■ " ini of lawyers almost agidusiTO.
ly. Ian ,,f late years a great many wealthy
1 ik.ii their plaoss. Thi.
generally make, (be best legls-
11 why the bus
iu.-— in. 11 should nol I n presented there
■1 numbers who are
for 11. .1 I.rams rather than
for tlnir dollar! ilerald.
Too VUIIIIK, Poor Thing-.
1 1- Mi. Quiverful bow
could you I'lingout a young child on such
a day as thUjl It's fifteen degrees below
ftaeaing
alia, Viiiv.rfr.l— Ah. d.K'tor, you will al-n
your Joke. How can a child of
11 know anything about the
therm .1
An Important statier.
DniRKiBtB evorywbure report the islea of lbs
Itirtortlive Nervine—s nerve food sod meiii-oine-
Bre SBtunirbioR- rioeedlna snytblng
hid,- while It Rivra nniveraal Bstlsrsc-ti.'
ii in l.i'.,il»,l,e. iii.rvou-niiis, sleepleBsness
sexnsl dehillly. bBckscbe, poor mrmory, fats
dizzlni««, etc. L. llurtou A Oo,. Troy, N. Y.-
Ambery A-Unrphj, of Bsttle Creek. Mich.; C.
B. Woodworth A Co., of Fort W.jne, Ind„
snd luiiiiiredsor otbers aute tbst tbey never
handled any medicine which Bold BO rapidly,
or gave inch satisfaction. Trial bottles of
this great unsjicine and book on Nervons Dia-es
«'«, freo at T. P. McCoys.
Ira i>. Xfivioi-,
COLLECTORT
ITENTS, BILLS, ETC. COLLECTED
HOUbKtt ItENTEU
Offioe Cor. Front and William. BtreeU,
WEST CON8BOHO1KEN.
HE
USE McCOY'S
COUGH
MIXTUKE,
prepared by
Thomas F. McCoy,
Economy Clothing House
INVINCIBLE LEADERS
rltsclt.
\°y
I»hrnomu-ibrtMdi
Lsis
I fmban care to support by the authority left, when i i nedeloee to where th4
woman lin-l first fAllen. It WMA man this
time, who, glided swiftly after the
band 'i<> held tomsthloR winch
llmjy in the light i>f I
■United, run forward, mid
. I10 while liguro 8tnppo<l, but tho
mi r-iuer still ran on. Ho was near hor now.
vinti.nl* --IHIII u Ilimri-.
■'I'-iii-- oome OTST I0Q
torn. Then they have
big Con. 1 mob of 'am < une lo
ono nij-'lii alt dressed I
ti"ik the I < 1; is OP it- -:i j,
\VIHII ilu *> ni' I »m-i i'ii l !■■
was ;i Iiii; IrilU't \i»>-~wli.it do thSM doelu
do but ai aal each throws b iek
bis cout, Jimi (iiciu'ri n hig sign printed in
! on bis vest. st. tha
yon oould read it s mile, "Are yon s single.
wcnian: " It I , " >ple all Dp, and
pveo wa k . in. They thought it
■ ! laughed h<> they
dance. It made a big row on >,,,
stags, l>ni Boored ono for tho stuilenta just
(be muni'.—Inu-n law in Kanstu City Star.
Peculiar
Many Deeallar points make Hood's Sar-sap.
irlll.i superior to all other medicines.
raaullaf In eaaaUnattOD, proportion,^
anil pi .'partition of lii~rr.li.nis, J\/J±
Hood's S.irnaparllla possesses JSi^VV
the full curative value of tho V^sf * .^^
liest kiinivii Ti'mciHes^r^t^^^rbt
table kliig-^i^\«"Q^^dom.
r In Its:>\C/i>5/^itrciiEth
and economy —^r/1\s^rlloal,n Bar-saparilla
Is/C^Sy^rtho onlymedl-cine
ofy»'' ^^^whlrli can truly
be said^^O B) ^T " One Hundred Doses
(inc^S^ (^ >^li„ll.„.'. M,.,iiC|ne, to
^^CY^^^^ ^larger and smaller bottles
«A^^»^rei|iilrc larger doses, anddonot
>^^P'oduco,as good results as nood's.
«»^ Peculiar In Its medicinal merits,
Bood's Sarsaparllla accomplish, s eun 1 li.tii-erto
unknown, ami lias won for
tho title of "Tho greatest blood
purifier ever dlscovorod.'
rcruliarlnlla-'gooil:
lioliie. ' -tlu-r,. |fl in
"t Btnd'a Barssparina
Lowell, wliei
than of all^- 4
purifiors. ^T:t?&
nal record of sales
. no other preparation
^y*^rc\pr attained such popu-larity
in so short a time,
-^ and retained its popularity
Tkp^r and confidenco among all classes
eXof people so steadfastly.
Ho not lie induced to buy other preparations,
but bo euro to get tho Peculiar Medicine,
Hood's Sarsaparillq
flcldtiyalldniintUta. Si;ilxtocfS. l'reparedoDlr
by C. I. HOOD* CO., Apothecaries,towel], Ms^
IOO Doses One Dollar
THE
American Catarrh Cure
it nop* the dropptni in thi- throat la - aewi al
i« l:enriiiK IIIKI tli<- KnsSOf sitit'll. rurm
the foul breath HH>I the bcsdachei,itopi Uetdlns
1 ■ improri - the digestion snd Innrtewi I IreB In t»»» or tlircv
WCCKli. I'l.'|.iin .1 only l.y \\\ |t. Join's. M ]>
Philadelphia, Pa. II. <;. j iuiiowi-n. Fmmli
Hvrtiiif nml fiiyt tts itrest, Consbohoeken, r».
Joseph Chislett,
P
R
AeTIC
A
L
HORSE-SHOER & BLCKSMITH
M'li.iAi. .\i lKNi'i.iN iii OBRTUBOMa
RI 1 \t. n 111-.
Carrlaaesand Bragotu of nil kinds ma.to nn.l
. tRRIAUI IMISTIN.l AMI TRIM.
Ml\.i In nil II- I'liiin In-. Nooi bill li
iciiui nml Dieetoompeteni neneatployaa.
N. 1 1 iRNI K« 18UJN0T0H 1
1 iln(f itallnad Depot
in.ilu. IfJDf.
Fayette Street above Elm.
We are rapidly becominjr acquainted. It is only a short
time since we inaugurated our opening sale and already we
count our friends and patrons by the hundreds.
We are getting acquainted with the people of this com-munity.
and (througn the medium of our Low Prices and square
dealing) the people are becoming familiar with us.
There is nothing that introduces a merchant quicker than j
selling
First Class oods at Moderate Prices
We have made it our aim to adhere strictly to the above prin-ciple,
as we are confident it will pn.ve a winning card.
Our stock consists of too many inducements to enumerate,
among them will be found the neatest and nobbiest Patterns,
Home Spun and Imported
Cassimorcs, Cheviots and Worsteds.
We have a line of SERGES that bailies discription and
must be seen to be fully appreciated.
i"';j''ii"'j;'";i"i;;'";.-'".- -i'':£'':£''-.£''i£''-*''z£''i£''-£'r-*'!-&i(-
rtvW- '.,? -i,»- 1,? *S,^ 'iii- »,<• 'iti' *>,C *i|i- ',,?• •/,,- -/,\- Vft-",,.' V,i"/,\"'/|\- '/(*- '/|S* ->,,*
DID YOU
NOTICE IT?
11
Tilings you cannot afford to miss.
I.
SUCH NOBBY PATTERNS OF
we are now unloading for Spring Trade II.
—Our High Grade
CARPETS
FURNITUER $ WALL PAPERS
at such low prices. Notice our show window.
Roberts & Meredith.
Fayette: street, - - Conshohocken, Pa
If roa are in want ot a itood STOVE, go to
H.C. MESSINCER,
N. E. Con. FAVETTS ASD ELSI DTBSSTS,
OONSHOHOOKEN
55 Fayette Street,
CONSHOHOCKEN, PA.
INVINCIBLE
LEADERS.
.1AMES 8IMON, Prop.
flow for the
thirty-first and
greatest Spring busi-ness
in the Old
Corner's history,
mat's wtiat
WHNHPIHKER k BROWI
are after now..
1I0TKI.S AM) BSSTAUHAMTS.
When- will b* onnd > full ftaaortniMit of the U<i|
■ lov«-ii at IOWMI prli-M. TIN HOOKING, 8POUT-IN-.
AM) Kl I AII.1M. n.ail) an I CfaMDlf dout.
Orftti'Anil Kirs llrlck. Mows n-iwiirril, I'limpi oi
til kiinU, and »K«nani1 auaorlmi'Ut uf Uout»ran»>
Qoodi idwiTH on hnid. i-31-»0
WHHM YOU THIHK ABOUT
FURNITURE
Thla BprlOB-, rsnembtr it Is DO! nsceaasrr to
no to tbe Cm. or anrwhers ssn to fin.l tbs very
FUKNITURE
—yon want. Oor new ipriog itooki of—
PARLOR suns,
BEDROOM SUITS,
DINING ROOM AND
KITCHtN fASLES.
A»l.
CHAIRS are^thG Finest.
Ahio R ltrf(e Bod well uwirtt-tl itock of
Window Shades
We have tbs flneat assortment of
Lourjges in town
You OSD BSVS fmni 10 lo 15 per cent, by giving
os s call. ■
ItKl'AlltlNQANI. UPHOLHTEKINQ OF
ALL KISD8 OK VUHNITVI1E.
Washington Motel,
NO. 40. KLM STREET.
Conshohocken, Pa,
Ail tli« bo.t Itrrtii.lH 01 .1,1.! iiHIiton,
AI*. Poiter unit Bt.er
John A. Harrold. 1'ronrieior.
McClellan house,
Cor. Elm and Poolar bis.
Conahobocken,
P. MULLIN, -
Choice Liquor*, Wine*, Beor. Porter, Ale
111- t.'1-! hnilitl- til ClKHr- rilKTlrtl (TU'i^.
HROP.
it ml
General Meade Hotel,
42 snil 44 SOUTH KI.M BrBKBl',
Conslioliovki'U, l'a.
1AMES 1. LOUGHREY, - Proprietor.
Hvit IlrandHof LI<|iioni. WIQW, LfOlteffi All'
llll'l lU'lT.
Accomiixula'iiitLt (or inmi nml l»ui>t.
DBNTI8T&
Dr. E. E. Fleming,
DENTIST
PIB8I AVKNTI:,
HOII.K I'liv.tti-st., Conshohocken, l'a.
DR. ABRAM ORANKSHAW,
DENTIST
fayette Street,
Below Hallos-all's Dras 8tora. Oooskoaossss. Ps
Montgomerv House,
COK. KAYKTTKsn.l MAltr.l.l) SIS.
('"p-li"hiMken, Pu.
V. S. BLOOMHALl, - Proprietor.
All th,' t.,,.1 I.IHIIII. ol I ,,(.', 1-. HI
■asr, Portsr, sta tftstlluR sccon-modi
SCIGNTinO AND
PracticalQ£Dentistry.
DR. N. S. BORNEMAN,
NO. ZQ9 SWliDE STREE1,
Jnat t'.'.'.w Main. NnrriBtown,
uiin.MiuOr.ioilio public ol Consboliocsen
■Mitilaones tflo|Mn si sll hours for bis
CIII-IIIB n,:ny)..,,, or aoilvi, prsoUco in
t&SESSE*"* n"n ">'""'"""- »«•
ss-«iti.iBiu,idBior pulnless aztraollo
»S11 .1.111. tloOi-lv
Why not?
If ever we were masters in the manufacturing and
retailing Clothing we are now.
The stock of Spring Clothing is magnificent. Thousands
of Men's Everyday suits; thousands of Uress suits; thou-sands
of Spring Overcoats; thousands and thousands of
Trousers.
Just as generous a supply for the Boys of every size.
Everything the best in quality and make. Our guaran-tee
as good as a Treasury note. No matter how low the
price you're safe against mistakes and sure of good money's-worth.
No store in the land can undersell Sixth & Market
Allour advantages are yours. The mills of the world
know us and bring us their best goods. Do we buy big lots
a little lower? Down goes the price to you. Our work-people
know how careful we are and do their best work.
Our whole scheme for enlarging our business is—sell the
best that can be made, and ask a low, fair price for it.
Come early and get the pick of the stock. j
Wanamaker & Brown,
Sixth & Market Sts, Philadelphia
Our offer to pay your Railroad fare holds good the year
round, provided you buy $10 worth.
PROFESSIONAL,
M. F. MOORE,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKER
BwtaOM Block Hector St,
CONSHOHOCKEN. PA.
JOHN NEILL, JR.,
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
GRAINING,
Qlazlnj U Hard Wood Finishing
CONSHOHOt'KEN, PA.
OniorH recelTed at shop, n.ii.,1 iiitm carpen-ter
shop or Ssmnel DSTIS, rttlb a veil u*. or
at residonce, Tomb avenue above Forrest
StrtM'l. Host UBBon Box vs
GRAINING done for the TRADE.
WARD'S
AIIUiebesibrsnasnrwillHK.il BH -
WINKS, and UlNl it. fi..
CIliAHS, si
HOTEL I
\S mid
WARD'S HOTKL,
A.J. SCH1SSLEH.
Public Accountant.
Ii,«,k. ,.|',i„.,i ■ MrUtsistly Aceotais audt-i.'.
l .nidii.i,p.....:. ...,1 i,»,k, uml j,,,., ixcoam
Uuiglsq ..;/.»U!,t,'i„,i .,ui.
11 III 1IAKEH STREET. MANAYlIJiK.
ATlOltNEYS AT LAW.
KI.M 81 Ul.i.l
C'<iB*ti,.h..rki-n.
IIKI.11W I'nl'l VII
It K.I L ESTATE AGENTS.
E D BRITT.
Real Estate
AND
Conveyaneing
CORNErt FORD 4 PEDAR AVfc.
tVKHf t'OMSIKJIltlCKKM.
Money 10 loan on luortRaga, ranuliiK In aiim.
from IM-ilo $.'*■»».
WM. F. MEYERS
Att»ruey-at-Law,
1HI8 t'HKSTMlT^TUKkT, I'll 1 1 A II A.
AMBSSBSV Offioe,
itank llullillnga, Conshoboeken, l'a.
BSOb SI-IT
.irsTicEs or Tin: PEACE.
Ladles' and Gents' Cvergaiters
AVC CEn-DSEK'S IEOQIKSS,
Tl.r ';ii<-i anil Iw-st ItOOk 1 fi Iho world.
J. H. RICHELDERFER,
f'Plurer. Wholewaln nnd
Rrln.1 1't'l.lri. (Jiiiu-i- RDd l.eg-gliM
Tuiic toonfur, \ mil dliliMi'il
mtpenderi mounts*!!, 1*111 lt*inni*i
1 ML- nomlc in ,1ml vHin/ry.
UinTvH. tn'H ne«Was«, collnr*, cnltN.
IIOAII iv. muAiriH, Hu.-iieodi i«. i li--
M. hi 11, i--ii-pi'iulrr loi j«'nti 11 nrt
hori,%h* iffict Nhiiiililur bmce
lnf.ulievi'ivlnnty.8ulrlB,<1rRw>TS.
ninltjfiin JUCIIHIB, inn Inn and
Hcarlet HHIIIH-1 11mUM wear for
lulie*' ami (fi*nl». Alan RTeut
ciii'«l iimt.'ctora, and a thmiaand
aniciio ion nannouto mention.
MM 1 hpRtnut rttrrt't. Celluloid Wftiernroof.
, ,11,11 11 ml « nil depot. Whs,deaaleand
retail. liicheH,erf»'r'-**reai Fruantau Corn
1.'id liinilnn Mai\o. Certain cure. Kor «alr
. r.1. ami Hi ll lie-tnul M., I'lilladel-
MQuand TScmnt* »uox Bent bv
TI lit Tn.le au!>idi««i
Recorder $1 a year
WE EXAMINE EYES FREE!
F. H. LUB&E,
Conveyancer, Real Estate
Broker. Genera
, OCULISTS' .
'ORDERS FILLED^
VOU THINK YOUR EYES ARE 0000 I
Ifyou nave them ezamllml you will oroiiablf
fli.,1 tuat there la .omethliiR wrong with tliem,
♦""StWU'Sa""' will l»-a BTPSIhelptoyou.
W. liaolnlmlul.lo "DU ■» JTA"len«'.,wblc»
KB made only t,y in. an<t rm»ninH'i.,l<>»l by load-
K Oculists as tho beat altls to defective vision.
Solid Gold SpoeUclea a3.00| lunisl price IS.OO
BtcclHpcrtAcli'S - - ,S0| usual price 1.0©
Artificial Kyc« Inserted 4.00, usual price lO.OS)
M.ZINEMANS BR0.I130 S. Ninth 3t,
OPTICIANS. IP>HILAD|LS>ma,
litwHti Chsamut and Walnut strassa.
"gent
NOTARY
HOBt] I" ll mi in dc
UorbjaRC
ITSSTOPPED FREE
liea". Panoni Kaibrad
I" KI.INE HoaEAT
NEHVEHE8TQBEB
•//SSSlHSiHsavBllisvAM, ,A,.S
V.?^7,,lt' ^' B.yi^.ipn.tifcuaMr-a»!—-,, «BMI S.l«,1. Snd Ddmct. p. o. .ml lorn laflMii^?
kud lo Da. K El Nt'.,,, Aica St ,fl..l.l.l»i. rl*
Business
aid
PUBLIC
lml it Rinu.
tii d.
[loum I.I iciiit.
And DCIIIII UorM piouiplh made.
OHoeon H«cloriUvel iir-i door \«\-v, I'o* i tMi ■■
■M ml *tur>".
McDERMOTT BROS.
man lo Boward Audi,
IValere in the KI-ST (jfAUTY OP
Lehigh and Schuylkill
COAL.
«T0FFICi:, No. KIN. HKCTdltSTI I I I'.
ooaRlliintK -KI:\.
ana]
William P. Smith,
Juatlce of the Peace,
OFFICE i—FaYETTf IT«EEl
(ivar Hrooli'. iliin. Store, Ht..nipl.-'a BnlMIBR is
C0N.H0H0C<EN.
E^T» as 1 • 1I1I.LH PaoHPTL¥ OuLI.BCTBD.
The Largest stock in Town of FURNITURE I &
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, RKKRIGERATORS, and all
kinds of HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
60
I lilfi'rcnt styles of
Carriages!
We have them' with l'lush.
Satin or Ramie Upholstery; '*S"
or Side Spring GtMr or Scroll or \
|l'le\ible Spring; Flat or Kounda
Spoke Wheel-; Satin-lined Para-sols
with silk edge; cheaper Para-sols
in Gingham; Nickel Trimmings, Ribbon Ornamentation and
Velvet Carpeted.
_ _ , FHKKTil (A bcautllUI Embroidered Lap Bob*.
Every Purchaser of ajjaby Carriage UiSJ^SaS^SSr*
% # FOR CASH OR ON INSTALMENTS. # 0
B. £. BLOCK,
Swede street below Main, .... NORRISTOWM, PA.
THEO. GRANT, s8R8La
Fit to Wear at all the Seasons of the Year.
Ladies' Shoe THE BEST FITTING,
BEST WEARING and
MOST STYLISH
BRIG-GrS'
Gun and Sporting House
III . WEST - MAIN ■ ITRBSI,
NOliltl.STOUN pAi
Have just received their Summer
Stock nl Spotting Goods, consisting
of Foot Balls, Croquet, Fishing
Tackles, Hammocks, etc.
They have taken the agency this
season for Base Ball Goods and are
now prepared to sell to dealers at
the regular factory prices. There-for
it will be welcome news to all
ball players to know that an im-mense
and complete stock is car-ried
by them.
Iu lbs country, well worth nod sold everywhere else for t>2 .TO Our Pr'et tl M
We carry them in different lants anil i xra, Square and Common Sens* Toss IM
sure and look nt them before vmi buy l'.».-rv pair nuiiranU'ed ^^
to $3!rjor°ilrm",t'" LAD'ES' WALK1NG SH0ES is m""'on». «t price, from 75a.
Trunks and Valises in Great Variety.
""' ■ " r<"' Croxton cl Ward's Celebrated Flexible Solo Shoe".
THEO. W. 6RANT, 28 W. MAM $1
PROF. OSCAR KNECHT, JOHN KNOX,
TEACHER OF MUSIC.
I'lano. organ. Violin nml alt oilier orcliotml
anil l.raw. Inalrlilnclit« tsiinlit.
Onlvn. for tuning plan... prompllv altcn.Ii'.l to.
56 Fayette Street, Conshohocken.
Ladies and Gents Furn-nishing
Goods, Hats, Caps
and Notions.
FAYETTE STREET,
Recorder $1 a year I Conshohocken, Penwk,
a.' - -.