The Conshohocken Recorder, December 20, 1884

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VOL. XV. ^O 4l ' CONSHOHOCKEN, PA... SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, L8S4.
ESTABLISHED 1808.-RB-ESTABLIBHBD 1877
$1.00 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
A MYSTKBY OF THE PLAINS.
Ts» Fal. or a Wagon-Train of Mtro-OI/Mr-tne
Hr>-SStlSd,
The following strange storv was told
a. .V. tp$ reporter MIIM tiiin- BUUM bj an
Old miner jll-l fniln th« hill.-: "Would
joli Hkt to n«W of a .'•trance thing thai
happened me 2&«* wee>»' Ofoooree
tho reply was in the uliirtmin'.'.
seating ourselves In the offloe • '< the St.
James, and tilling our chairs at the
proper angle, he said: "Some |
ago. while prospecting near Idaho
Springs, I came np<m a rich lead The
rock, however, was hard, and hail to be
drilled, and neeessarilv requiri-d two
men to do the work. While 1 waa still
in a quandary as to whom I could get, a
stranger oami up to where I was at
work and asked me if I knew whore ho
conM get employment. I inquired
whether he knew anything of mining
and could hold ami-Hike ■ drill.
"He assured me that he hud worked
In mines in California and Nevada for
Sears, and thought he understood it.
omethlng In the manner and conver-sation
of the man made me take a
strong and sudden fancy to him, and I
never had cause to be sorry for it. He
$ave his name as Robert Williams, and
nad a mild and rather agreeable face,
but with a melancholy that seemed to
be the result of yoars of habit. As it is
not customary in this country, espec-ially
in s mining di-trict, to inquire
rirtieularly Into a man's antecedents,
at once made a proposition to Wil-liams
to join me and work the new
prospect on shares. He accepted tho
offer, and, as I said before, I never hud
occasion to regret the transaction.
Always quiet, sober, and industrious,
he became a favorite with everyone,
the only remarkable thing about him
being he never once in any way re-ferred
to his early life. Our mine
turned out pretty "well, and Williams
and I continued partners in working
that and other claims ever since until
last week, when he died after a very
short illness from pneumonia. On the
last day, when he felt that he could
not live, he called me to his U'dside,
and told me a wonderful story. He
said: -I was born in IMt-burg. Penn. !
My father was a large iron manufact-urer,
and gave me all the lienetits of a
good education that money could buy.
When 1 became of age I was admitted
to the firm. ShortIv afterward, owing [
tn fluctuation, in the iron market, our
tirm was forced to suspend. Tho blow
was a particularly severe one to me, as
I was engaged to one of the most ,
beautiful as well as wealthy ladiea In
the Iron city. At this time stories
were rife of the immense riches of j
Colorado, and the Pike's peak and
other excitements were drawing to that
favored country a large number of the
young men of* tho east. With bright '
visions of the future and of the fortune
that I would make to replaop that I
which I had lust. I started west. Upon
arriving at M. due I found a number of
trains fitting out for the promised land.
While seeking to make some arrange-ments
to cross the plains, I was ac-costed
one day by a man who asked mo
If 1 was going to Colorado. Upon
being told that that was my intention,
he said: "I am about sending a wagon
loaded with nitroglycerine or blasting
oil. as it is called, to the Colorado
—<d u tin trip is attended with
some danger I Bad it difficult to get
anyone to take the risk. I will pay
well for the service, and all expenses
besides." Not knowing or realizing
the danger, I eagerly seized the op-portunity.
Joining a party of emi-grants
who were about to cross the
n'n-. without informing them of the
gerous character of the cargo con-tained
in our wagon. I started one
morning together with another man
who was employed with me. When
we camped for the night we always
drew our wagon a little to one side,
took our horses out and slept at some
distance away. Toward the close of
an afternoon in September, I860, when
near MsCandlets' ranch, on the Little
Bine, the skies became dark, n thunder
storm arose, and us fate would have it
* bolt of lightning struck our wagon,
exploded its contents, which consisted
of 3.600 pounds of the dangerous sub-stance,
killing everyone of the small
party, together with all of the horses
and cattle, and reducing to fragments
every wagon in tho train. By a mi-racle
I was riding considerably in ad-vance
at the time, seeking to get a shot
at some antelope which were grazing
in the distance. I became aware of a
report louder and more distinct than
thunder, and, turning on my horse,
saw a dense cloud of smoke where the
train should have been, but could not
discover its whereabouts. Riding back,
I beheld a horrible sight. Bodies of
men without legs or arms lay scattered
about, and mingled in the confusion of
fragments of wagons and their freight
were the still quivering carcasses of
cattle and horses. You can judge of
my horror at the spectacle. I was the
only living survivor of the party. Al-most
bereft of my senses I rode on. and
was seized with a new terror. What
account could I give of the party or
how explain their mysterious disap-pearance?
Then I came to a resolu-tion
that was both cowardly and in-humane.
" -I would avoid going to tho point
of destination of the train and would
conceal the facts of its fate in the feur
that I might be accused of making
away with Ft. Instead of -tupping at
tho mining camps near Pike's peak. I
made a detour around them, fearing to
meet anyone who would question me,
and went to California. Once in a
great while I would see a newspaper
in which the mysterious disappearance
•of the wagon train and those compos-ing
it was commented on, everyone
believing they hud beon massacred by
Indians, This secret I have kept
locked in my breast all these long
years, and it lias tortured me nl times
almost bevond endurance.' At this
point of his story Williams became so
weak that he could not continue, and
shortly ufter breathed his last. "—Den-ver
News.
The Depopulated Hlichlniuls.
Tho nl' Sioip-MakliiK.
There are few Highland glens that
do not contain traces of the bat
population, in Loehaber, tin a the
shore* id Loofa Aik ng. the home of the
ci.in Cameron, the remains of what
were MIIIC eNten-iYc tn vn-liip- mai vet
be seen. The celebrated Qlencoe for-merly
teamed with a hardy population.
Famous Glengarry i- • sheep walk, and
the powerful i Ian Mncilolim-ll ale now
ill Canada. iV I] I I ml Augustus and
far Into the country) of the clan 1
is naught but desolation. In hundreds
of str ths in Ross-shire thr wild heather
ha- not even yet obliterated the green
pastures, and the cultivated Beta's that
once belonged to the UacKeniiei and
Munroes, and from whence i he dlnerelN
battalions of the gallant Roes shire ' .''.'" ',''
hull'- march d to i |oer at M.ii.lrn. at
Seringapatam. at A--a c. and Argauni.
So late a.- IHI'.I. when the pre-ent prime
minister h d already obtained political
eminence, II gb Miller attempted, but
fnii les-|y. to draw the attention of tho
Hritish public to the work of destruc-tion
that was going on. He eloquently
proclaimed that "while the law is ban-ishing
its tens for terms of seven and
fourteen years, the penalty of deep-dyed
crimes, Irresponsible and nfattmt.'.l
power is banishing its thousand* for
life for no crime whatever." A largo
number of the disposs ssed tenantry
were sent to America; the remainder
settled on th • seashore, where they
were .ramped into small hoi 'ings. and
have since lived The tourist steaming
long the wild coast of the an
Highlands and islands may see p ■ ebod
on evej-y cliff, in the mo-t exposed sit-uations
and subject to the fury of At-lantic
gales, the wretched hamlets t at
now contain the remnants of the High-land
clans. Probably he will wonder
how a population can at all manage to
exist under such conditions. But there
thev are, elbowed to the very verge of
their country. For large tracts of that
country the proprietors even now oaa
show no scrap of document, their
claim to po-sess resting solely on the
fact that it has never been contested.
Created and looked upon, like the fo\e-,
as niero vermin that interfere with
sport, discouraged and thwarted in
every direction, these people, notwith-standing
their poverty nud the h nl-
-hips of their lot. have maintained un-impaired
the noblest attribute! of their
race. Crime of any k nd is almost un-known
among them. Their moral
standard i- the highest in Britain, con-trasting
in that respect most rein rk-ably
with their lowland neig ban; and
not a few of the leading liriti-h state*-
men. lawyers, divine-, and -oldicr- of
the past eighty years first saw the light
in these orofterr but*. Far behind the
strip of Inhabited littoral stretch the
Blue mountains, the snug and ..|t.-n f.-r-tile
glen- from whence the clans Wl N
banished, now turned into silent wil-derness,
inhabited only by sheep and
deer snd •" rd or
keeper. There are the fast tracts,
rented by the American. Mr. Wmaus,
as a hunting ground, to he visited by
that alien for two or three months, and
abandoned to solitude for the remain-der
of the year, where not even a native
of the soil may plant his foot.—The
Nineteenth Century.
Th. tanl controversy go-
.u on as to tl i e oiH'iuy. digosl ii.ilii v,
and necessity i I soup nl the i orameni e-ment
of dinner; so maintain that a
dinner H I lOUl il eannol literally hn
i a dinner: otl idicet,
against '■slops," di-e.citing it from
their table- ' i. Ii.ii a few w ho
would gladly, perhaps, take advat
of an opportunity to redm e the
bills, have only the will, boingignorant
of the waj 'in ddle-claai
wife or mother nuvj have sighed over
the items ot ill.- and sirloin* of beef,
and leg- and shoulders of mutton, and
said to herself, "Ah! we mu-t take to
having a little soup." With praisc-wo
thy promptitude and loal, she has
icivham pencil her cookery-book, of
I CM svaganl style, and closed it
'.fully, a -adder, if not a wi*et
woman, 'he brain all dizzy from the
string ot ii.L'ii'lient-. and belong line
of knuckles at real, shin- of beef,
"old fowls," and lici-s of ham. which
the 1* commanded to "throw Into the
-lock pot" if I 8 WOejld insure suo-ce-
s.
Now. with soup-making-, as with aU
cNe. once master the tbeon and the
practice is comparatively emir; while,
POWDER
Absolutely Pure,
mi* powdi
urtty, -1
ii" tat
i iiml
V;ilie». \ MSI Vi'l nl
BO i mii'Mir--. MOP
on tho other hand* years of (prnctico ■OOWIBIIOBI thut tin ordmm-rj kind*, and
vrtthouta period knowledge «>f the wmnotbe-oirttDeompetiuoiiwiti ttierovi
v,ii\ a it the Vherefore "ill prove of tnmie <>1 low le-o, anon wflijtnt. alum 01
noftTall. Let me il.u8tr.vl my mean- i',i-,ai>>>»t* p.iwd«rs. noia only m *m«
ingoJearly: The would-be -oup-nrnk- **r*hB*Mswm?ammmtto~ l* well street
er, in Manning ■ re Ipe, diaeards it a.** i Svw Vork' Jyiwy
hnprnetioable because the lacks one or
more of tin* in^reilifnls mentioned,
while the who graapfl the modua oper-and.,
owing I her theoretical knowl-o
'go, at onoe tubetiititcs oth rs, or per-hapa
dlspenaea with then altogether.
No doubt, in ni:in\ families, tin- prej-ndlee
agaJnal soup oas ariaeo from the
foot tha ii i- oauallv prepared and
serve*, in l:.r<'r .|iianlili«w. instead of,
MM at the tables Ox iln- rioh, in small
portions, though many of 'he kin-Is
which I hop*- to enumerate would fur-ni-
h in themselves a lubetantla] maul
for a growillff I'hild. At nn> ral-', the
advsmtaffei of oommenoing dinner with
soup an manifest In the MYing of the
meal billa* and economy praotloed in
using scraps of all kinds tor the mak-ing
of the BOUpfl, and the *'<>mf*irtablo
aensation axpa rienced after a little has
been taken; tor lei au_\ person who
toelSt is the saying goes, "too hungry
toentt swallow a tew spoonfulla of
aoup, ami the I-- Jiiig of exhaustion will
quickly pass away, [ndned, a well-known
uutliority has said that nothing
tends more to restore the tone of tha
stomach, o Bier *•! dige ttlon
that which i to follow, than a little
aoup.—4
I a r.ni lionili'n Hour.
M. M. Devertettx, *if [ouia, Ulnh , WM a
s gb) IO Iwbo rt. He says i "I bad n« ac-ttou
»if the Ktdnaya snd soflt-rvil terribly.
My Ifgn wen- MM hijj ;u inv btnly ami my
boiiy a» bin as * liarrei Tas hesi ilootori
■ •■ ip f\ ■ till . I|""1 KM«»« s>Wmi
IM four or five iiayi* a rbangn'oami*, in
Mljth' or let) «lav» I was.m mj fi Si
now 1 am complttlaly onredi It wan «'>-r-talnly
s miracle." Ali (IruciziHtH lcep
Kidaey-Wort arhloh lapul up in both liq-uid
ami dry form.
THE
BEST TONIC.
This medicine, combining Iron wlih pare
veRvlaMc tonics, tin irk I y and *« n
I'Mn-ai IK«|)f|>»iu, ltnll|ra>ll«ii. V inliM...,
Iinuurt- lllfMMl, >UUrlt,( blllvt.nU Frvera.
Iiad N.iunl-in.
It Is an unfaflinc remedy for I>l-*u«c*oi*the
KMnryii I l.lrrr.
!l is Itivnlniil.lu tor Ii|sca*e* pSFUllSr to
Womrn, nii,l nl who laid sedsnurj Urea
Itilownotiii(an'ilK'ii'i-tli.caiM'l..'Hilacbe.or
produce con mi (xi tiim ■ i F/Watftoo.
Itenrlcheoninl ptuiAsi ttir MIK-I .stimulates
thciippctite. al'ls Ihe a»lmllatl*'i) ol tood.ts*
Hilrhlng, ami strength-en*
the noselsi and i.
For Intermiiieiit FsTSiS, Ijsaitudc, lACkOf
Enerxy, fte lt lias no ei|twl.
t9- The i nmac bus alK>Yetriid<-ma* i and
crossed led Inns on wrapper. Take no other.
■»*••■ V'' mm*.. III*m.*t (i>. ii.i in..»HI, au.
A Perfect PreMerratlon.
Mr. Runaround waa out late the
other night, and the next morning at
breakfast, in order to "justify" himself,
he rern rked to his wife:
"Pet, we have been nr rricd twenty
years, and you look almost as young as
you did then."
"You have not changed a particle,"
she res onded sweetly.
**Not changed!" he answered in sur-prise,
remembering his >rray locks and
rubv nose. "Why, how * an rod say
thatP"
"Because things preserved in alcohol
never change," she answered.
Mr. R. but end bla napkin-rinf un-der
the impre sion that it was a muffin,
and the meal pro^ essed in silcuce.—
Washington Hatchrt.
The MINNIHK Link.
%II«T itiptiiiM-rin.
EMpbiheria is a terrible dlsnaes, requir-
Ingwegreal s< m>di ai nkill 10 «A»Ct a
ooropleiecure, Bv«o Khan i- power in
broken. Uelinga to tbenatieni wish Rreai
paraiatenoy, aial oHeu k-aw»e tbu sv.-i.-m
pnSmn ad snd proatraird, .lust bare H«»o*iH
AnraaparllladKesa »<••! etnonai af aoo*i,
HXpelHai Impnritlea rrom iba bioodH
Raiiing
ii riebnetsand vitality, **MleKma vat«a
HI id strei.gt h*'ii"* tfa*1 r-ym^ni.
i
i
An iinii.in'- Ap|»etlt«.
The improTidcnc of Ihi> Indian is
proTirbial. They toil not. if thi-y can
help it. neither do they spin, unless it
is around the kitchen aliout meal time.
They take no thought of tho morrow,
but will gorge their capndous stom-achs
to the highest notch, utterly in-differe
n of tho coming day. To f :..i
one day and fast six is a pret y fair av-erage,
though ' ardly up to the Indian
wish.
Night before last the motor drew
tried tn measure the appetite of n guile-less
Plute of ten sage brush ammera,
and to his demand for something to
eat gave him their lunches. Hale.
Bloe and Merrigan emptied their liuek-ets
and the young rednian swallowed
all and drank three quarts of tea and
ooffee mixed. Ho then took a jaunt
down tn Battle Mountain, but appear-ed
again last night to see if he would
DOt strike another grub bonanza, but
the railroad boys did not respond and
gave up the contract for tilling such ■
capacious maw.—Austin Itfev.) Hev-
"Krao." the so-called "missing link"
whose history and appearance huve
considerably exroclsed scientist's and
amused the curious in Europe, ar-rived
in Philadelphia yestcrdav morn-ing
in charge of (Jeorge Shelley, w ho
accompanied Carl Hock, the traveler,
to Siam three years ago, when the
child was captured. Mr. Shelley sat
last nielli in an upper room nt tho
Bingham House with "Kino'' la-side
him, iii'l discoursed learnedly and vol
nminouslv on his littlo i-barge. The
child, who is believed to be between 8
and 9 years of age, was neatly dressed
in a tcrra-cotta gown, red stockings
and buttoned kid shoes. Heavy silver
bracelets adorned her hairy arms and
a cord, Interwoven with gold thread,
encircled her waist. Though the nose
is flat, and the face and forehead are
covered with black hair of varying
length and elosene-s. the child is saved
from repiil-iveno-s In her remarkably
large, dark, gentle, and intelligent
eyes, and her general expression of
sense and good nature.
••Krao," says Mr. Shelley, was cap-tor..
I with her parent* in January,
1881, in the wilds of the Laso country,
in Northern SUm. All of the tribe 1 hat
have been -ecu me completely covered
with hair. In their natural state they
live in trees, are destitute of clothing,
and almost without language. Tin ir
food is fruits, tish and nuts. They have
few implements, and do not possess
the knowledgo of fire. The name
"Krao" is simply tho Siamese for
ape.
Mr. Shelley, who is a believer in the
Darwinian theory, while not pretend-ing
that Krao and her tribe supply the
onlv link between man and the higher
apes, holds to the idea that these cur-ious
people are allied to the chimpan-zee
In many physical points, with much
resemblance to civilized man in intel-lect.
He instances as Krao's ape-like
characteristics the following facts: She
has thirteen dorsal vertebras and thir-teen
pairs of ribs, instead of twolvo, as
in man. She has pouches in the mouth
where she still stores nuts and sweet-meats.
Her cranial measurements
correspond with those of the higher
apes. Her ears and nose are without
cartilage. Bar nhgen are nbnornially
flexible. The hair on her IHWIV grows
in directions that characterize the
Siamese hirsute grow lb
Krao, since her captivity, has learn-ed
to read, write and -peak English,
and has also acquired some knowledge
of Gorman from ■ nlld, untaught
little savage, she has developed Into a
docile, affectionate, and remarkably In-telligent
child. She still has recollec-tions
of her wild life in Siam. The
child la.st evening wrote her name in
full. Krao Karini. with a pencil, in
a large, round, oopy-book hand, picked
up a handkerchief with her toes, nud
good-natnredly opened her mouth to
show where she had stored away nuts
in her curious. n|n-liko pouches.—
Philadelphia Prete
TheL'nited States contains three-quar-ter*
of the coal Balds of the world.
Dr Boaanko
This namo is MI lamillar with the jieople
through ■ ut lie- United SM-.-s-li.it it is
baully aeeesasr. i»- stats thai belt lbs
originator ot :hegr«al Dr. Boaauk*. Oongh
ami l.ui'g Syrup, lb Invent,- r.-iu.-.l. ,
srharavaf known, fo? Onanbe, robls, con-
Hiinpttnn and nil nttV-i-iii.ua Or 'he throai
ami lungs. I'rh-c SO cents Bud 81. Sold by
II. .-. ,1. Hal
Heart Dlseaw. has hr.eight many 10 an
iinniiiel.v grave. The heart Is an liable as
other organs to disease ; if.vouhavnit ev-en
in tin- eHctlMal form, use Dr. Grave's
Heart Regulator. 81 pet bottls.
'11»»- 4;ri.nt Am, rlrmi 4'horiin.
■■leasing, •oamlnf a>d roaghingl This
is Hie noi-ic aU over the land Just BOW.
V... I wi'l be until .Inn.-. • Im not such
a.i awful ...I.I iii iny head " Cine il with
B-y's I'r.-am Balm or It ".av end Inihe
toughest form ot'f atarrh. May* t- you have
.a'ar-l u. Nothing is more mttia»olia
an.l dreiuit'ul. Thlsremed, masters H us
... in her ever did Not a IDuffor a liquid.
Apiil.il by Hi.- Bagal to llio noauils.
Pleasant, Orrtaln, ra-lleal.
• a-lo
in Cozes Bantnnlne Worm syrni
never fstle.l lo give enltrti ^utlalal-l I.
tlaMsnnds wiio have nseo it. 11 is w-rj
i.l.-iis , I lo :h,. In.I.-,mi.I :. sun- worm de
-troyer. Hrleetteenta. sol.I even whe r«
llll- Lien's Irnii-. halve.
The It.--1 lalvs In He- worn for ituls
llint-c-si n - Me.'-. Sail Itli.nin. Key. r
IS Tettet lh..|.|.l II O..I-, L'h'llilallie,
niiis.ainl .11 skin 1-llipil- IIH. II-I.I po-lll*.--
v in. ■ i Piles, or I.. |in\ reqnln n, n t
gna anii-e.i I., give perleel -HII-I:: ion ir
II ,ii,.v i-eiiiu.l.-l. F.loe it oeniS per box
K..1 sale I)V I n lli.-s W II II i i v
Kollgll OH • «.|l^l,»"
Askfor'-ltouwh ..n UongbSt" for coughs,
.-..hi-. -- relbioul, hottr-en. s.. THII-NU., Its).
Uqald,SM.
--Ituuali «» Ki»<*"
Cteaisou- rat-, lutoe, rosette*. Bias, ants.
he bugi. akuuka. elilpmliiiKS. go,.hels. !»<-.
UrugglsUt
a.^arl fntiis
Palpllailon. ili..p-ici.l swellings, .lIlKOie-a
I ,llg.-allmi. h.ii.laclie. hleenle-sueas Cured
Dj "Wells' Hi alia Itenenei-"
--lloliali «■ t-|^rM»•,
The Euiiaimr l^ml. Nai-olenn .united
only Uio flneM clirara lie world soaM I ro
dnce Prof. Honiford aaya th* Rmiairor a
cigar- were made .i-rcially for Ii -
vana from l«aftobaooo grown UitlwOoldsn
Bell of North Can.hna, llils 1--IIIK UIO onral
leaf growu. niackwi-ll', Hull Iiurhaiu
Sniotluir Tohaci-o In made .'roiu the same
leaf atad In tin- vmi ,-r.u'acgflis, la abao-lul'l,
|i !y Inebeat
tobacco ever offered.
Thacteray'. irtfc-.l daughter. Amir. In
her atetcn of Alfred Temiyaou. In //.M-^T1.
Jfoa'ah,. toll. Of her vWt to Hie great noet
! hiniaiiK.Miitf niaetwull-a Bull
Durham Tobar,-.!. Mint ban Bf M"i. IssMS
BtuaeU Lowell. Aiuerlcau Mlulater lo the
Court of St Jainea.
In Iheae day. of adulteration. II1. acorn-fort
to amokera lo *.-<»' that the Bull Dur.
ham brand la absolutely run-, and made
from the heat tobacoo Ihe world pmdnrea.
llln.-hwell'. Hull liurti.m Snioklna; To.
baeeo la the *,« and purert made. All
dealer, have II. None uenulne without
the trade-mark of the BulL
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ROCKING HORSES,
HOBBY HORSES,
COACHES, SLEDS,
WAGONS, CHAIRS
And an endless variety of goons
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Also.
\ HM.IH-I'I.II 01
WALL PAPERS
aiiti
Window Shades and Oil Cloths
FURNITURE,
MATTRESSES and BEDDING
of sail liiuclsa.
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( ONtJrJOJiOOKEN.
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DENTAL SURGEON,
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.'or.-. BxtmctlnR. rtilintr ami lb*
(>r ■ tiii.iis-iir* i.-i'ih II Bp**olaU v
Hii««'iii iinafi-tAd. Kxtruetitig vitii
«n- i)Cii" hour' fr'Hii 7 lo lOu. Di.«l'" I "",l
ii i«> io D, in. iiml. .Feb. inn ■*. mbtUj
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAiN.
NEVER LOWER
Dry tfoods.
Blank- t x at Noop Colo JIIM
in ttuif for oold wtwtlier
<lilii'iH-i, all pliOOB, from 30, 4c, 3c, gOO«>
oolnn
Mii-.nn. Kt panto 11 OOA, Ii >n> i. •*»,« knd 10c
beap
ShutfiliiK mid nhirt.Mif in proportion
IIIt.rHS <.|»»nM
Pnln anil (Uur^il, 8,8, 10, IS to ISO—OhMHX
O.KXI aiofa P Him
OlebntMl Olotta Bnlsh Blnoh OuhaMTM.
Oolnrod 0n«buw>rf>i Tt**m Vto to 11.00.
All Wo.il (MI.IIIK, W, 7ii<- in *-i per vunl.
Ann'iri- anil Arniurc Olotbt.
Black Silk, warranifil not to « ui
All oolorHBilk-tiri-fii.Blui-.ltrnwii.fJ miflt
&o.
Nnii-.ii'. I i iininiiius < >|l irn *r
Cauuui annoMfMo all.
4 AKITT '.I'HIilTY
I.ari'cnt ami Best stock. *')i<i< «'>t roIoriiiK*
Incraln M, SI.40, ooo
Coitou Chain <>.'■* i*c
\- x- in liuriiiin 1 I.-'M' |10o
St-i.Mvlklll I'n KHK <.irp.t I0.4VR0C
Hemp I HI pit
«>ii i i.>ih nil wl-ttlm ?5 to:«o
Hodj Itnt-^-N
■ Minn.-ii,-
i v Brim-clH
n.iii and -tan c II pel ,
Hfaartet iiml MiH'llntt
i arpct- mt4« .n i p it down In town aixl
POnn iv W\ l>- -' wi-ikati-li AH goods *ml
Old atone etoro
A.. A.. Yeakle.
Dr. Kylo Rohrback's
DBNTAIJ I*OO»«B
I.. '.-. M. BlsrvsaSfc »t. niiovr .mii.r.iai.
piilladalpbte.
Artificial Teeth,
Kxtrai-tiDu an.l Killing
--iy
11 iron an in mwl .>i ■ good, walt-fltttna
Dr. S. P. PHILLIPS,
OQ4 3NTortli EH.l St-
ID E IT T I S T,
ABTIFItl AL TEETH I BPI I i u.rv
■ mi. s>Tsi an I., «■:".
PPBM " x I D it UAS DAILY,
Office Hours m.tolOB. to.
ii n.,11.11 rau
EYE, EAJl,THROAT
AM) HUEOICAL
DISPENSARY,
31> N. I ti li Htrr*t. opfii 11 A.m. fo I p.m.
Sp« ■ | limit Ion of slum : and KliweB
■ la in. to l p in.
NOTIO «-l !
IIMV*' vonr hrokttn oblna. nnca>iinOi fto
-sfHlfuiiv v p.nri'ii rore rrtoeatW X. Jon
iprr fclrr.*!. lOPOialtO New Public IlinMIn i
i hHuiiiiiiiita KM Dysp' psla Indiges-tion
»" ' nth^F OOlifpiSlli'l U*f l>M0
.II.I.HA>*'- Hi 'IM*,. mid
4 Hn- mil'l nt IS ■. Juniper •*!..
F, Bl-'NmlVRUE PR >P *"m
a III-M«»*»-
" "M _it
tnisfV
. I >..!.. \M
j-ojactxr TJVI otj^nii,
MASt'FACTI'RI H Of
Fine Sewed Shoes
The bust shoe In tha city
Hi ml rasdo
uv
■ARRH-REMEDY
Ask for VrVlla* "Itoi
Qmok, ccnii Icto cute.
»aru. buiii«in».
H
Coma.". lAc.
HI'l Off ^"ft OOTOli
I'.) mi-. <l I'I -.*-!• I :
nprorad. iii» b«*»i*« for
-Rouocli •*■ lulu
airongtbeati.if. l .
backiicfin. pi. i an In olival or aldu, rhvuuiu-
IIHIU, neuru^i".
i in n rcople
"Welia* lli-aiili U-mu. i1 i ••■ icu.>- heaUta
and viyor. oarOa »iyspip»la. liumlitcliu, mi
VHUSIICM.. ipbliliy. *i
WhiMi|iniK I OIIBII
■ .)■ I the iimnv tinoat ..iT.-ciKiii- or eblldren,
iir-'inpi ' pi< ..-iini IT ami aal If rrlterrd ity
■■Kong11 on * ouj(li- l '"" Uttl.-aiii-i.'iC
vtiiflicr*
ll you art' fulling. l>i*ok«'n, worn out or
n rvoilH OOH" Will™' Hi-ullh Knu-wnr. ' »l.
Druggiiia.
Life Prrner.«r
II you arc loatng 10
WelU' Mralth li i«<'
weak Bpot«:
■'■tWiiaii «*N 'rtM.thnrkf'*
Instiinl Nlftri ft>I nciiiai'- a, looilncln-uornobo.
A*-K mi ' rontbaobo." ;a ami •&
twuti
IT. IIJ M.illl.M
i HIiu- wbowould icuitu ireahDaaaud ri
raclu lion'i rull to ny "Weila' Hiulin
jtenower." ^..___^^_
I nlHrrbnl I hront IntoOttMM
Maoklns, trruallnir Op * colds.
r (,'iip on life, try
UOW titr.cl lei
hront oared '»>■ ^KOagb
iSe. Liqalti, .iv.
-in i
oagbi Troclies
Uuu|l II- li
teb*'eaitt| bamora, oraptl nt,
-alt rlUMini, -li-Mitl tit-;,
"Itonuh on
■ InUHni in. t» tier
chilblain-
Thr llnpr ••( ihrim
Uhlldftn, "I"* I" ili'Velopme
er i\v ny. ami delloail , U" V\
" ,'r' ____^^—.—...—— -
WMleAwnha
or four DOIIit i". ei) nip
i, ii all i e rvllel and sour
lug v* I'll*' "Boogb "" Oniigha.'"
'iulHUHi ■!-'.
im.l
<lili
11 y at
• Hoi'Kll O
-! bentng, Impiov* I
raoknefif, i nl it m ow -■ oi
lain, in Uiul^U'.
......
the beel for
)de, (iliuuiiiii-
TIIKCUKAT lil.OOIl I orniwoBtD.
<'nlnrrli hl»l''»c■^m>• BO prfvalr-nt t'ia"
I ft tmnlly in n"iii|it aiil i <
Inily III* ban* of Uie Am rlcnn ra-'o.
H.imniiy |>re|jar«ll«>niiKra in llmmarket
tl. i: / .iin.r«.llnl»,''i^Cti«1S».t».«rJ NEVER- I^IIPC
FAILINC ^^^-^ willl«.ri.|conwMil.vall hi I I,MI'S
I aim ill Kemi'ily HIMI lilm.il l'n-nin
i I-■- M.VI'll luili-il iii"iii*!i
I CIN *»»■*• ■llnvll.T.ant.i Ml mi J. It
■trtkM at tho twA of Ihe dlMisw nnd
.■linimiti'H lh> puiMii li
ItnMt't«'Ml.aaU't'iiMotulnlulat:<UsJaa
bnman-a. All that la aakad fiir ii i-aliial
IIM ai II nc--! ir.itina;
afatff] 1*1 n-vLlv t - l!.i". n in--Iv. «H
prrf'trtV kitrmUu. Pn»*« H I n I
l|-.-:,".:.;;-T»-,.J\-.' aft ' •• IV, Mi WKtka will be ivm by in-pn
«. prepaid. Tut* •.» <-.*-», In il
fa tha only prapa-mtioa tli:it i . '<• '-
IMl s/(*4 (film*. 4N</ I'lIM-. I
■-for ffn-nUr (-r a-V yimi on
.. risingOaaBaiNaliir»i Srtui
Ol 4 uturrh. It mm •.inn (*""«.1 un« •isin.l- - I
anil ffiiitiinnriinw. It i.» ala.ilhf lli'it llli-.i.l [*a-rlfleri
i ihi* niark.-t. Far unle by llpimM«i
Srurrutlv. VThotaaab bv BAM i 1 i.
H -iabnr« P*.; ala-.ty .IOHXBTON HOLUJ-W*
T i. i v. tad aWnta KUME A OO.. inuisui'a. Pa.
"Ring Druggists"
have oombinaf] to oompel the sick
TO PAY HIOHSST PRICBS
for Medicines &c,
W. T. TOTTEN,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PATENT MED'CIME DEALER,
672 XV. lOth St.,
I'if-i iliKir MOW FAIKMOUNT Avenue,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
SAVES YOU
About 75 P2R CKHT.
rotteo's Saraapsrlia HOC.
Bitter Wiiii- nf lion 40
•' .limiiiriii fiin^ir LO
Hood's Snrsaiiarilla, "."i
Aver's " 78
vV»ni.-r'sS:ifi. OUTS 84
Kidney Wort 70
BMwn'l Iron Hitters, 7B
AJloook'i Plaslen 10
i IMIIS Bxpooumai 7.'>
IHOUSANDS OF OT-ER MEDICINES
"'ills, Plastera,Olls, OlyoarlDe,6M|M,Bploei
Camphof &0.1 Ac
SENT. TOR PRICE I-I8T
SALESMEN WANTED.
r.i-ril Ural .• 11. - - l-'ruii 1 Ornament-al
trees,Shrubs Itu ■- Olemalls Ora.-e
'•.•- i. PERMANENT EMPIOYMENT
..Niiii M-.-SI i-A vim., m.i; IKIIII- vi-
, \ i i i il n i'.r... !■■ - in * ■ ■ ■ ■—
. J ■.»:»« Altni-.N'.r- nin.'n
i.uv:J lui 1 Mw.-be.trr, M. T
"Prom I2..10 up
f'tr I lie money.
17* Repairing neatly done.
H specially.
Re.all aiore—No. 92:1 Uinop. AVEMUE.
BTAll orders promptly atleuded Ui.JfH
delS-8a _^^^______—
Mit<l«>»i Mo'tt'stier
Prom Feax-lea,
Miuini iruniT ami Importer o
LADIES' AND MISSES' SHOES
Luiext -tvlf*. coniiHiiilv on bund.
1715 CbflBtnut st., latu of 824 Walnut at-.
1'llILADKLIMllA, I'l SNA
FOR SALE CHEAP
Wliiiluw mill Picture (Jl-i-s, Oriiniiii'ii-tnl
GMaM. C.iiH-li, Oar, end I'lmto-lfrn|
ili tila-.«, tullieilrnl »lid
SiHineil (j IIHH for ChORlhW, etc.
Vi-til I»..o r ti'i-H. Ao.
0. S. BENNETT A, CO.,
Ill ORTII XI1.I II Nlreel. I'll 1. »
Harry O'Oounor.
O PTTCI AN
An.l Miiiiufuctiii'i'i' ol
Society Badges, Medals, etc.
A full line ofJewelry always in etoek
at the lowest rripes.
art IIIMM i si-., i' .111. \ in; I. i'n i i
oli-ly
R. C. KRETiCHMAR.
Wholesale and Keinll dealer in
MuHical Instruments
OK K\ IK1 inMl ■itti-l'loJI.
No. IM NORTH NIN III STIir.KT,
I'nn.AiiKiriiiA.
ini: »*ii» mil « «<>UPH Filled out
it ill In luiiiea 30lli.lt.-.I un.t proinpllv ail
ARTISTIC SLATE MANTLES,
utMiuriiiiv
—ASD—
MUMliilHH.
420 N 3d St.,
PHILADELPHIA.
has. 8 Kline,
Proprietor.
William F. Smith,
SPECIAL AGENT of Conshokooken
-in. mi:—
Equitable Accident Association
OF BINGHAMTON, N. Y.
A.T IT AOATN
DAVID JAMISON,
BIIJIJ POSTB XI
> i-l.-llls ■ <i,l \ PA.
Ortleis left at hla resldenos, i. n stMst,
2ml ilnoralmve Main. «ill Ir pmniptlv nl
tendcal lo also m Itaoosasa nfllee, &lont-fpisnery
Hotel sad Ward's restaamnt, Uoa-shohocken-
i.n:iii,
3rJXX0"EIf".,I?
Java Coffee, 25c.
FINES !•
Oolong Tea, 50c.
LAXSD'iWX.
721 VINK ST., PHILADELPHIA,
oell-ly
IK VOL ,KK IN ,. OF A
I UOllll 8TOVB. Ull TO
H. C. MESSINGEIi,
*'. E. Cor. Fayett« and Elm Sir. .is,
('•■N8HOHWKEN.
Where will bs
Hi*- i'!■ -l .SIllVCH h
t.iui a full assortment ol
OUr ' |il .
Tin KooOiiK.Nponllna and KepalrlBs
N.ATI.V AND ( BBAPLT I'O.va.
I, rates anil Fli-e Hi-ick, Stove. Repair.
pu ps of all ktn.i.. mill u sansral ai-sort-
Si^i.tof honae fiirnlahlni! K°o-la aiwayson
sn.i
RK-HKI.DKRKKR'S Great Trus-
Mian Corn and Bunion s.,lvi\ cortain
snrc. For Hail- by dnurnMi tad
i it -.ticfl : *i uiHlT'.c
K I»■ • x_ Siiit by mull: tnuli* nun
plied
Uentlomen'-i KunilHblng Gooda
in I.M:II Vaiietv. Ulov«, tica,
collara.m-arr-.. cuff-i. hlrta, im 1130
and HCAI l«-t tliuuii'l untli'i vti-iit, Im-
MIITV, Ituliri'nml nntt' oviTgult-ePa.
ohlldr0D*BleggTni: HIHH, Book*
■fen Undorwefti fW indloi ami
Uf nl-; also, liroal Cheat Pro
lot' i lii'-tniit atrefets t-ornar 'Hfc
Philadelphia.
(Jelhnolil Water-Proof Linen
Collar ami Cuff I) p<it, wholesale
•il J.H.RICHELDERFER.
J 'wuya sometliing new, now lt la tin* Cliro
ltili.on wiiii'i prnoi colors and ouffa. they
aiu white like linen. DUnM)
CATARRH
• •lied. ii.'l (.in
«L.'=a_. ART METAL WORKS,
Jr Xj=-» i-iiitiin- HaiiafiotiirSal kToUl
J^-ry Artiilc- tn k-eiMial. in any **iyle
HIVI lini-ii d«alr«Q. Odd. »ilv«r.
Nicki'i, I'uiinu uronii*and iirmMinutinitto
Ofdei. tiia-nii: fend •■up living. MHUMH lor
ail tr idea. Donlicnaaiui in-ii - tn nrdor. E»
tini-iiini-m nil metal artlotee. DapMoalea
ni iinv HiiU'icmade. kntlQQfe ami ohnroU
wnrti ii K|itTiitii\. Itcpi" iriug nud i'i>Lii|nv
In older. riHif.i tabiewHif <>t ui< ifeaerip
limit. (Mil goM uili) aJiTOr l»niu-lit.
• iKKh K-.-it VIN K s rHKKT l'nn.Anai,rHiA
novM-ly CHAItl.KS IONIHIIT.
H. C. GABRIEL.
PHOTOGRAPHEK,
souiii < ast .'.I HIT ot
4tli street ami Uennsi town avenue
or 4tli ir"! Oxfnnl streets,
11 v i .• -iv Philadelphia
S-A.nflt*Xj VATrXNOrXlTX.
Uaiiuiiiriiui-r of
Brlrklayera'. l"l««l.rerH' A I'aliin-r-.
T3OL.0.
H...I L ladders.Jaeka, aoatroldln(,trestlessnil
-'liiKlna SIHUI-.. I.loeka anil ro-oa. hooka
■ ■ic. HI -barrow. -.IH.V.-IB. Iioenan.! m-.r
ur »i.v... i 0AL, sAND-ndQBAVELS KEENS
FOIt SALE and mada to orn.i at s3oil No lot
902 * 904 Miii'ir St.Philadelphia
KI-~1.1I-IIC. —'-'il'' Wiiri.Ork -.lir.t. i 111
CREAM BALM
Clean ses tbe
Head. Allays
INFLAMMATION
Heals Sores
Restores the
Benseoi taste
& Smell. A
quicK & pos-
HAY-FSVER mve CDBr.
Woemsal Drtiavlat, BU Ubvraall
reglstereil Bend fbrolreuiar Ba.Tiple
r>i mi: 10 rente, EL I BUOTHEllH
Drugllst, Owego, N. ^'
Also, Collector of School Tax,
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
—AWD—
Justice of the Peace,
OFFICE t-FAYETTE STREET,
Over Stewart's cigar store, Meuiplo's Hull.I
C0NSH0H0CKEN.
Benl Estate for Sale,
kaiu BBS BHU rr.ia.ll; C«llsesed.
53 FAYMTB STRBBT, 59.
3HEAP CUSTOM SHOE STORE.
We will make you a good
Conc<resfeor Button Calter for S2.BO
We wuiiiiit t IMM tfttlti-rs to K*T« you aaUs-factlon.
We HSO tho tieat mau-rUl and make
to any wlyle.
A Tine Calf, Conircss, Bntton. or Bal-moral
Shoe, Hand-sewed, $4.50.
If you want anything known in the art of
1,'ohnlwnnlriit: dune In first claan atyle and at
■ H- loiutble plfoa, utve uaacall.
Unlf-a we suit we ilo not want our patrons
to nikr on■-Horn. Ourexp-rlence of thoe-niaklnK
la equal lo any In Mniitirnniijr*.
. ami M'cmiil to nonelu Fliila-ieiphiX.
Try us
Your* Ufspeclfully.
D PUKCELL.
HENRY C, SHADE,
Bill Poster,
CONSHOHOCKEN, PA.
Poatcr* put up on tha
tniHt conspicuous bourdg
in town.
Cl reui»rs and ptunphleta
illsiriiiutetl.
Ontan can be left at
Kxi'oarixii office, Lawson'H
News SHiri*. or at resi-dence
87 Kim street.
iKST Oysters I
Pried Oysters. Stewed Oysters.
Haw Oysters Psnned Oysters.
OYSTERS IN ANY STYLE !
Families anil Turtles stipi-lleil piomptly st
aliorl ROAMS.
Uector atrs«i, o,i,i..sit.. tlio ctliollo solio«l
<-■■N-.IIUII.lt.KKN.
FAMILIES SUPPLIED
MII ii riMR
OYSTERS
At FOIRV'S
asplS FOOT OP riTITTE STREET
J. W. DAVIS.
FLORIST ADD ROSE GROWER,
EIGHTH AVE. BELOW
HALLO WELL ST.
CONSHOHOCKEN
Cut flowsis anil florul
■Igasas
boil plants
tlt.-iKH-a sni-clttllly. Hot
. lu thosuan.in
lunsij
DAVID H. ROSS
ATTORNBY AT LAW,
801 WALNUT STREET PHILA.
1 CONSHOHOCKKN'
AN II.'II? Office [Over Hie Tout Office
J 7 to » p. in.
V,'RANK H. CON HAD,
Conveyancer, Justice of the Pean-and
Insurance Agent,
WEST < II VMK.IIIM K EM, PA.
TttlSR exumlneil an.l briefs msrte thsr.nl
Miuii-y lottn.il un Uortgass, Ac Knfrr-sklns
m-atly ilom-on paichi it.
Ilii'in I'.r lb. Penn Mutual l.lf.- i .1
>i.ri»n.i' I 1. in,... '» 4-IS-lV
ILird times, low wages, shrink-age
ot values are all having their
effect on prices. TheClothins; ninr-ket
feels the effect so much as lo
reduce prices to almost a give away
point.
Now is your time to buy good
firet-clapa Clothing, such as our
stock is composed of, at the low-est
figures known to us for years
past.
NOTICE. — Estimates furnished to
Clubs for Orereoats for the luaugiirit-tlou.
A. O.YATffS'Js CO.
602,604,4606 CHESNUT Street
PHILADELPHIA.
J. M. ALBERTSON & SONS,
BANKERS.
NORRlS>IOWN, PA.
NEGOTIABLE PAPER PURCHASED.!
INTERESTS PAID ON DEPOSITS.
MONEY LOANED ON MORTOAOBB.
IIRAI'TN PUB MALE
ON ENGLAND AND GERMANY,
AT LOWEST RATES
PAWiAUK TICKST8BYTUBAMMR1CAH
tl.\KOr OCEANbTEAMMMB.
Stocks Bought and Sold on Commission
tiOVBHSHBST BOSDS BoOSST AMD SOLD.
■Afe Deposit Boir. In Bnralar PtMl
laull I. Id ill
Ifhrded WE WANT 1000 more HOOK AUENTS
for UlCffrftBdMlaOd/off'sf mllingbook ner jwh/ta-W.
OUR FAMOUS WOMEN Thli laatuntiirlTnewandorijrlnal worklu4lpubliahs-d,i'..l
UUMldni_productliD <4 HO »r our ^M|>teaMrVi
S! '■ t~1 i^reem. nnd II oih« *•!) kno-B auln^r.
TiiM* TWstatr <tnh»rm*k4d •rnrrrv k#n il.« far itat tral
lim». Ih. romplrU hlitory ol lh« Li«. ud TV..I. sf IO
fRm.)HR Amcncsn womtu. mart of wlum BI* now (Win*.
who*# IITM hB*a«ri«r btfort Ira vrtltr*, lid lhay ls>1|
Aou-Ihtj havf won thfir »a/ 1mm obararlU lo 1W*- anal
«loPt. 'S* ThriUiBf IBUIMI. Ro«uiUc RUiry, Spley Hun-or.
•nd Trodir I'alhoa, thU gn*d book la wlih*nl a par It-
»r*WBBM Advocmma aaya i " TAM mptnMd boot crrta.niy it om>
o/fAw reryttmtmd eAre** m*)*riwmm(***» Wi JBBW ,„,
mtr.r Il ,a ii;laniiiul-/ lltuahrMBd with full pan MfraWnn,
NMNmaoj ataparb portrtit* /row specialfkatotrapk*.
ACENT8 WANTED!
AUFNT*! Thli rranrl nook la nowoul-Mllinr Bliothfra
lOlol. HlBlatera, Fdllora, Crlrlr.. tie . unqtltRfltdlv m-dorm*
II and -l.fiil <..-Uj--td. We ha*« raanv lad/ apuM
who hay. aold or«r BOO la Ibelr r»tp«ll»* lownahlpa. »*
want Slav good urata-meD or woin*n-ln thla *irl»tl> at
OHM. W. (ITO f,1,„ fmai in',^/,r«l|. No* I* tha
t;;HM to mak- montr. C TO»r OrfuUn, ,Wln, f^teiml 7kr-M.
/.xi*r«r«. ,fr. jnifr**, C<.maponr1*ar>« inviffd. Addraaa
A. 1». WOKI .|].\(.TU> A Hi.. H.rtlWrd, ~
AGENTS WANTED'-tS
|i/A Pflchn(iw iwfore- ihe pnbtlc 9 ^ V-Ba"anrl two Waiph.'-* pt-r month
from a #7'2.O0 tnvemraeat. Weitinid t-nmpl*
of our goods KKB" to all who will ordnr and
pny t"ipr«*Bn nhariroi on •mall -f|imra hox
** elRhlng lets than thn-n pound*. Tar IT.
Tt'Ht on r namplo before you or<ler goods. II
will contyou only what, thu expittsi com pu-ny
clmrgus for cjirrylng It. Agcenta' Prol't,
on *16 Order. ,21 and Premium WatoW .
Agents' Profit on *36 Order, $72 and
Premium Watch We maku our agents n
prenent of a Watoh Kre« with every fli>t
oi'li i Hinountingto $16 and over. All nd -
easarv papers and IratrtMtloiis m« puckixl
In with sampltv We notify vou by mall
whun w«> Hhip your packiiKO. ^rfhen order-
Inn; «>'ir HHinple give us plain post offloe an-l
i \ pi <NN ufllcn km) nuino ol cxpiuai compa-ny
doing business, so that no mistake* will
nva&My
F. L 8TKBNS, Chieago. 111.
PATENTS
Obtained, and all PATKNT /'i\sIAKffS at-temied
io for MODKRA TR FMSS.
Ouruffloe Isoppodte the V- ». Patent Of-fice,
and we can obtain Patt'nts In le-4 timt*
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