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THE WETn^/T TT *d RECORDER. VOL. XX. NO. 38. CONSHOHOCKEN, PA., FJ.IDAY.NOV 22 1889. *l.O0 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE MY CHUM TEDDY. "Ti -i i.. 0 Bowk* i IUJ chum, inn >»*>, An' how it hk|>p'ii-<l was, l»im IB1 me Was duwn at the il.iek wllli Ibe real Uiat day, A-looain' far somottaln' to|cnme our war, I'ur iblfMSi I ItU >*»'. *." p:*i*iolls fow, Au'we thou; ,tk opaaimoor two. In :,;iu' a feller'* valir-. »>eih.p*. " It was time the boat was a-cittiu" io, An' ot all tbo crowd on the dock, who'd been Wail in' (ur MtBdl, none look our eye Like two who was etan.bn' Juat oloao bj A lady, if .irr was 00 ', 1 (W " Yo l c- in 1 1.1| u iiiu.-li bj her way an' droaa- Wlth a UUIe nirl »bo bad tool Ihi look, tif Own kidi you aee in the picture booka, With hoi I !.- I'll. <>i-aud be* hair likogold- I a'poae .he w.a four or five yeara old. ■ An' bleat if aba dotao'l tell Ted an' me ■ How her pa', on board, and bow glad ahe'll be I ... ia home with Ym l> till again. An' Teddy he sec the boat (oil 'In " • Hi 1 . -lip at la>t, An' >hUt 'I. ...kin;; fast, With the pat* Djieis ready a-mo»l to land. The llllli DM motbor'a band, Whan an r» ona'a erowdla' an' pasala' hard, An' blamed if .he doeen't fall ovorboard- I can': exiaotlj 1*11 bow ill 'Cau.e 'fore 1 kuow. II. why. thireit waa- An' then Inert roller* a iraal big splash asT | r ber in a tlaab! " Ball aboal * vinmuu', now, Ted km Bwim ! I l,-.inwetope l.im, 8t«y u . . Dive about twict aa high aa me ; ti i out«» fir you'd l aaeairl oaten ihraogh ; Why, lb*] aln'i ■ tbiai 'al ba duaaal do !- More hko H duck, I gnstl you'd «ay If ever JOB. saw him in, auwo day— An", thongh the tide ia a-rnnnin' .tronn. Hi lirikaa right out, an' it ain't ao long l.i. ha'l cliogin' with her to the allppory pUtt, An' abe'a safe-an' he ju-t louka up an' smiles. " rii"ii th»y Rlt lli 3 little girl np all rixlit, Au' Mien's nulbln' the matt' r with ber 'cept fright, While Ttddy nubeipc 1 ollmba up Ika bcama With the water a ruuuln' from hiu iu ttrtaua; Au' while be*, ahivcriu' kiud o', thoro, Tbe little girl', ma don't aeem to care At all fur tbo people a-slandin' by, Hatgivta bin a k»< an' hoyina bo An' the litile giil'» p* allTl no ateja al iw In grabhin' hil baud au' he wou't let go ; Wbllo overy body upon lb? pier Ju.t whoopa ber np Iu a buatin' oka r. An' ono of 'em yclla out, after that: •Conr. chip in. all of JOB II re* kha hat!' "Aa*didn't lb fi Well, now, Ibe] loatdldl Teddy w.u allan a look} kid ! An', nh.le around with the hat Ibey i;oet, in hil elo's. An' you'd laaghl ■ tbe of ping Bill With dinua an' qnartara au' ha!fs au' bill-, Til: .: laal ll'l ah .Mil/ >o tan.'. Look-,** if the crown w»ul I ju-t bnal I Au' they t.ki « !!>'• BOW y 'at tlr y hav, n . An' ihey go - ' i I ddj an' aajrt li'a hi*. "■ What T aljra TV Idy. ' Tbla ain't all miue " An" yon ooghter have teed hia black ejta slime. An' I I I'at J gifts bin a .hove. Pot I knows juit what he', a-thiukiu' of— l ,. ahi it hi- noihar, who't putty old. An' tli.l si.Ur ot hls'ti tin- doetOrS told If ahe only eoj'd go fur a good long spell o.tt iu kht oonntry the mlgbt ait well — An' uv r. ona laogba 'eeose ba -urea ao hard, While Iba little gtri'a pi Uket < u*. a oard That Bay.* ah.re r,'lly'- lo ea.l u(.\l day, And they go-a in a h isk of 111 ir own away, While eonie on ■ telll IV Idf to .coot home <|.ik. An' change nil OaVt i"> lie a •' Tim's about all -'oepl Tid ly O liourke Ha. got a elunc, and haa gone to work In the little girl* pa'l big dry-gooda alore, An' he aln'l a--liiniu* 'mi up i.o n An' nu* Do'aa-goin1 to freochool, nigbta, Au' he'a lraruiu' .o 'at he rca.la an' wrili *. Win!.' I ' I:' I, in • .;^in' away, An' lie'i: ba ibli i'. m>me day. —ki' me'.' Oh. To.ldy'il look out fur me— Ti My O'lEonrke'a my chum von see !" Ih. u\ rooat thallind liceu stolen wua «orili ,1 the iilute.l s|«ion8 nt least 110, found it nocrawary to no to her own room .in.l lime u Kootl cry. It wan not no mm ti Hie rale* oi Hie lo-t urtiilea as tlte feeling ih |l i «T»J h.-r l.iult, nml Unit her husband might possibly be so far left to himself aa to tell her so. At all events, ahe would lose a little of that tine character lor good sense with which, to her great satisfaction, he liml cudowed her. The day did not pass very pleasantly. Callers came, and she could not help telling her story, but it was a joke to the best \ in'i ntioncd among them ; and, as the din-ner hour approached, she felt very much Indeed like runniDg away. However, of course, she was obliged to stay. Her daughters were paying a visit! to - line cousins, and there wua no one else | to preside at table. It'sides, she could | only have put off the evil moment She | w.ni npalaln and got out some spoons she j kepi in reaerre, and waited for the impend-ing moment. She hoped that her husband would al leant he in good humor, and not ii thing* went wrong with him—a little Croat, Mr. Christy, however, returned that oveuing iu high good humor. Moreover, he bid an ovcrcoa't upon his nrin. Could it be th.it be had come hack for it, after all, and tho theft had been limited to the spoons and the counterfeit bank note? " I thought you went without your over- 0 > it." sho said, with a little rejoiceful leap ot' the heart, as she seemed to recognize the 11 by its form and color. I';;t Mi. Christy laughed. -) I did," he s.itd. "So 1 did. No, ih.s i* a new coat, 1 bought it for William My son William is as tall as I am, and BrermoirsIQistake. II l-MH AW1V.IIW tOJl'IKll ' II U: I "Wen you get a lectle bit ohhr dau w't you is, honey," said Uncle Barani to tbe little boy, "you'll know lols no' dan you does now." The old man had a pile of while oak splits ; by his aide and these he was weaving into a ehnir-boltoni. He-was mi expert In lb* art of " bottoming chairs," and he earned many a silver quarter in this n.i.v. l'bi little boy seemed to lw much Interested In the process. " Hit's des like I tell you." lh« <!d nan went on, " I done bad the apeuBOB do it. I done got so now dat 1 don't VllttVe wa't I sec, much less wa't 1 year. 11 got ler be whar I kin r"< mJ b:>u' ou "• cn fumble wid it. Folks can fool dej wusa dan yuther folks kin foal um you don't b'lieve wa't I'm a-telliu' uu you, you kin ties si Urcr Wolf dc mi lime yon meet im in he big road." "Whatnboitt Hrother Wolf, lurlc Re-ntal t*' the little boy naked, ai lhaold naa paused to refill his pipe. "Well, honey, 'I ain't no peat long rigamarole: hit's des one ex del >er tales dat goes in n gallop t«il il fdtl *■' &* jumpiu'-offplacc " One lime lirer Wolf wuz gwine long tie big road fanlln' mighty proud en high-atrnng. He wnz a mighty high-np niiin in dem days, Rrer Wolf wuz, en 'inoa' all <la yuther creelura wnz fcard nn im. Wall • he was gwine long lickin' his chop* an walkin' sorter stiff kucid, W'IU he happen INrORMATiON ABOUT YOURSELF. nearly ns stout, and this fits mo snugly— j ter look down 'pon de gronn' cu dar he snugly. I came across it in a queer way. It is qnite a bargain. You see, it looks eutirely DOW." "Yes, it certainly does," said Mra. Christy, "and exactly like yours, too, dear. Arcu't you jesting?" " N'o, no, no," said her spouse. " Yon know I only bought mine a week ago. I presume il is the newest style, nod William haanoneyft. He means to get a cheaper one. Bo to ,1 ty, while I was iu the oHlce, iu walked au old man—a venerable old p ntleman. "'Sir,' aaya he, 'I am a man who does not find h lusili* getting on well and am forced to try going about among the gentle-men. I am a tailor. I have made an aeed a track iu dc san'. I her Wolf stop, be did, en look nt it, en den be 'low : " ' Heyo ! w'at kind er creator dish yer ? Brer Dog ain't make dat truck, en necder is Hrer l-'ot. Hit's one er des y»l kinder erectors w'at ain't got no claws. I'll des 'bout follow im np, en el" I kelch 'im he'll sholy be my meat.' "Dat de way Urcr Wolf talk. II. followed 'long niter de track, he did, eu be look at it close, but he ain't see no punt er no claw. Bimeby de track tuck u tu'n out de road en go up a tltccu wlnr de rail done wua out. De track wnz plain dar in de wet son', but Urcr Wolf ain't fee no sign er no claws. 'He toiler en fuller, Bin Wolf did, I n a«w*gt> nombcr"of "it'i l« tfcirij-two The weight "f tbe cuculntini; bleed is tweniy-eiglit poinulr. The [hi of nn ednlt in ISO poondi The hmin of n man exceeds Unit nl' any ntiii i animal. A i .an bnalliea aaolil twenty nines a luinuie ni.d 1,800 in an hoor. A i .. i ■ u pints of nir in ;i luinuie, or up.v.iid of Beffen hogs- !i-... .. dny. The axer.ij-e Kehibl of the brain of a onndi "l n woman two pounds 01 one and l; pints of Wood, p is through the lienit in oue hour. ..•.( height "i an l.uglishuian is i I renebmu 5 feet -I iui-lws, of u ntsgidn •"' tot :'l inches. nearly ten pounds oi blood through the reigc led arterial beat, and m keafourlieaU whili we breath u:i c. .'illv live million r'l- ii In N I'ich would eover ice H.iity i.nn- greater than tin Tin BJVCMg "! the puhe in infanci i-l^ i) per luinuie. n manhood eighty, al CO of females is more ■ t than that of mt HIWAYS UP TO TIMES, FALL! 1819 FALL! HOTSODA When passing McCoys, I >rug Store don't fail to try a glass, of I lot Choco-late, Coffee, or Beef tea. The only place in the town where they can be ob-tained. HARRY G. DAVIS, 11 you want a good luting and Nobby Suit, or a good OVERCOAT, Made in first-class style ; we have a fine line of Suitings, Pantaloonings and Overcoatings, Which arc of the latest styles of imported and domestic manufacture b we will sell .il the I prices, consistent with good work-hip and trimmings. Satisfac-tion guaranteed. Harry G. Davis, Win. Stemple's Building, abo. & k Railroad Bridge. HOHOCKEN, PA. N. 15.—Scouring and Repairing NcCOY'S.TOOTH\CH3DR0.-a> aSpeciality. McCOY'Ja COUGH MIX TURK is still considered the best remedy for coughs, colds &c. It never fails when used as directed. MY PAPER HANGING ttOftEfcTS & MEttEfilTH. To see thejmest display of CARPETS in town, below Philadelphia prices, go to IWtiE'RTS & ME<RE<2)ITH. McGOY'S, CORN CURS is tin; surest remedy for Corns, Bunions &c. ;// ••' cures in one minute 10 cents, a bottle. Price A Scnrib'.o Man. WnuM . linlaam for the Tluoat and I Lun;,«. It i" curing muro caaea of Cougha, Culdi, Aaibmr., ltroucliiti*. Cronp anJ all , Tliroatand Lung brooblea, than any otLcr med-icine. Tho proprietor baa authorised any dra«xi«l to give a aample bottle free to con-i vince you of tbe ini-r.l of llita groat remedy. i LarKo bottlea 50 ccnla au,l 11 e\pcn-ive overcoat tor a gentleman. Fifty | de track git fresher cn fresher, but -iill dollars wu» the price und he did not pay ; he ain't see no print cr no claw, liiuicby Price of Two Yases. When the old i*'.lillii oane In ut the do<ir with those exlrcm.ly pretty raaea, Mra Chrlaty fell that they weta the very things that ahe wanted in hci room, and ao, Instead of saylog MNo" when he poliicW rc'Hi'BVil her lo sec if she hud any "old clothes to change lot tome'tplen-did vises," ihealloved bin !■' all down while she went upstairs to ronmaga, and cruie down with sorai old garmants of her husliaiul's and one of thone old "Stella ahawlf," which cctluiuly she never should wear ngum nnlesi il was at ni^lit, for they went out ol fbstoB before she was nianied. It c.iiuc to her mind that she rras foolish to leave n stranger ah nj so louir. hut the old man was nUting quietly where she had left him, and look.,1 ao in iefa like a hrnev olent old patriarch thai lbs « i- ashamed of renvnibering that the unooaa were In the pantry and the pantry unlocked, How-ever, he wan quite wotldly enough lo drive a hard bargaiu, and to Ih, coat, vest and shawl .'-lie had to add a gown th.t might very w-u have been worn often again. However, il was not ready money, and she felt that the Tssea ^ i Imitation! of very costly ones- wen them Into the spare i i, and they made the mantel niece quite a different tiling. Returning to the dining room, however, a ■hook awaited ber, Sei bubaad'i over-coat, "blob he bad unwisely lefl at home! thai il.iv . I" I in.II nally Want, was gone from its peg on the hall i.ick.and, opening the pnuiiy door, she saw thattbe spoons were giiuc with ii i';,. j ware only i plated, but no on ant thing in that way. Bcsldat I illy lo blame for it. The old rasa bad been gone a long while, and, though she i Dget for a police offloer, ha gave her no bore of Batching tbe thief or of getting ibe things back. " Was there DOthlogel i hem M askad. Mrs. Obrlsty looked about bei and dis-eovared one thing more, ■ oouuterfelt $5 bill. She had had u jinn bei by some one a year before md bad found tbatlt was irorthleaa, and a il written acruse the buck: "This ia counterfeit," and added her initials, and I in i sot , .,,,, ,, lh h.-r work basket r Id m u ,i . lUj it wiih blsgliste ^ black i , ,i i,.,,i helped blmself to ii "AH it," laughed M.. i hristy : " I feel a little con oled when I remeinlu r how proToked be ^^ I I be " t( He'll pass it a ahow,' aaldthi police-ui in as be wa -"i away, promising lo i ipoi il.lt Mis. i i ni„ led that me. Si when lie hud it on his back one day, I said: "Sir, pay me." And he said : " Yon may wait until I am ready." I'lr.s is your honest Christian against a pour leu.' ' Yes, yea,' a tid 1, 'but I understand he had not true Christian principles, my good friend.' " ' Very well, I believe not,' said my old man. ' Hut when this happened I exercised my cunning. I said to him : ' ' Very well, sir, I will wait. Bnt I see there is a button loose. I will fasten it for you. 1 have silk and needle here.' "• Ah,' said he, 'just like you to leave it that way ;' and oll'conics the coat. 11 ' You shall get it again the next day nfiir never,' said I. So away I walked. I would sell it for $:!» which is very cheap.' " I looked at the coat which he unfolded from a paper. " 'Queas it will fit my sou,' said I. I'll try il on ami we'll see.' " Bo il did. " 'Then,' said 1, 'now, you see, 1 do this to make up to yon, us far ns I can, for that other fellow's rascality.' " 'You arc an honest gentleman,' said be, 'and 1 will repay you by a great bargain. I must sell my solid silver spoons. I meant to melt them. Not to expose my poverty, lint you shall have the dozen for IW.' ' Well, of course 1 jtimpid at that"— Mr. Christy here laid the spoons on the i ible "aud I took ont a little $50 bill. " I'urty,' said I, but he had something else. "'My wife is trying to sell her shawl,1 In- -.u.l. " Well, I looked at the shawl he shook out. " Ten shall have il for Jo as a aample of my generosity,' be said. "Well, I knew you'd like it, my dear. It looks like one 1 used to admire you in when I courled yon—red centre, cashmere border ;" and Mr. Christy shook out Ihe folds-the old shawl Mrs. Christy had' ezchangi d for the vases that morning. She . knew that at once. Siie could not mistake it. lint she looked at her husband, beam-ing aud twinkling with good humor, she could not bear lo utter tbe truth outright. , '"Thirty for the coat aud ten for the spoons," he said, merrily, and five for the , shawl ; and this is all I have out of my little S80 bill, l'oor old fellow I Tbe last live ho had in the world, be said. Hullo I Wli.it is iliis?" Mr. Christy put on his glasses and looked ut the bill. " Your name is writteu on it in red ink, my denr —Caroline Christy. Ab, ' This is counter-feit.' Why, what in thunder " "Oh 1" cried Wiilium, at this moment entering at the door. "That's a bill mother took • long while ago—a counter- 1,-U." '' Ami it has conic back to me,*' said Mr. t'lui-iy. " You never passed it, Caroline. I'.-i baps MOM servant took it. What a fool 1 was not to put on my glasses." " We lutb need spectacles," said Mrs. Christy. " My dear, neither of us can laugh al tho Other. We are both completely told |" and when she had told her story it Ii i aim- very plain to all of them that tho peddler who bad stolen tbe coot, spoons and Ihe counterfeit bill from Mra. Christy had by chance entered Mr. Christy's office in l,s business travels; that he had sold 111in back his own stolen coat, hia own pin. il spoons, nnder Ihe guise of a wouder-lOl bargain In BOlid silver; aud that for the shawl which bud been purl payment f,i vases not worth *"l he hud received S5. Happily the Christy family were toler-ably well Off, and could afford to laugh at tin i nee in which thty had taken ao prom-ineiii ■ part, and Mrs. Christy dcclated she id to NM*eT the shawl that her bnaband remembered her in conning days. A member of tho police fo co c .lied aboitly alter to state that tho thief could e traced, and was no doubt a very Ion . i. II the Obrlsty family did not i m le their juke to Ibis worthy i il"- r. They kept it in Ihe family. he come in sight er de crcetur, en I'.icr Wolf atop, be did, cn look ut 'im. He stop stock still und look. De crettut wux mighty quare lookiu', eu he wii/ciiltiu' up some mighty quare capers. lie had big head, sharp nose, en bob tail ; en he w uz walkin' roun' en rouu' a big dogwood tree, riiliinn' his sides ag'in in. Brat Wolf watch 'im a right smart while, he acts so quare, en den ho 'low : " 'Shoo ! dat creelnr done bin in a light en los' do lies' part er ho tuil ; cn w'at make he scratch hiase'f dut away? 1 lay I'll let 'iin know who he fooliu' "long wid.' "Alter 'while, lirer Wolf went tip a leetle Higher dc creetur, en holler out: " 'Heyo, dar ! w'at you doin' sciatchin' yo' scaly hide on my tree, en tiyin' fer ter break hit down ?' "I)o creetur ain't make no answer. Id des walk 'roun' cn 'roun' de tree Icrat' be sides cn back, lirer Wolf holler out : " 'I lay I'll make you year me ef I batb i come dar whar you is!' "Da creetur des walk 'ronu' en 'man' de Irce, en uin'i make no answer, Den lirer Wolf hail 'im ag'in, en talk like lie mighty mad i " 'Ain't you gwino ler min' me, you impcrdent scouudal ? Ain't you gwine ter mozey outer my woods en let my tree •lone ?' " Wid dot, lirer Wolf maich todes de creetur des like he gwine ter gqu'sh 'iin iu degroun'. Dc creetur rub hisso'f ag'in de tree, en look like he feel mighty good, lirer Wolf keep on gwine todes 'im, eu bimeby w'en he git aorrer close de creetur look u sot up on bis bchirne legs des like you aee aqnir'la do. Den lirer Wolf, ho 'low, he did; "'Ah-pi! you beggin', is you 1 Bat 'tuin't gwine Ur do you no good. I laetit er let you off of yan'd amineled me w'en I fus' boiler atter yon, but I ain't gwine ii i let you off now. I'magwine tetl'aMB yo I a lesson dat'U stick by you.' "Dende creetur sorter wrinkle up ho face en mouf, en lirer Wolf 'low : " 'Ob, you nce'n'ter swell up en cry, you 'ceitful vilyun. I'm a-gwiue ter ai' you a frailin' dat I boun' you won't forgit.' "Brer Wolf make like he gwiue ter hit de cieetnr, en den " Here I'ncle Keinus paused and looked all around the room aud up at the rafters. When he liegun again bis voice was \ i _\ solemn. ' Well, sub, dat creetur des folch oue swipe dis away, en 'n'er swipe dat away, en IIIH' 'fo' you can wink yo' eye balN, lirer Wolf hide wuz mighty nigh teetotally tor'd off 'n 'im. Atter dat dc creetur aa'ntered oil' in de woods, en 'gun ler rub hisse'l on 'n'er tree." "' What kiud of a creature was it, I ml. Itemus?" asked tho litile boy. "Well, honey," replied the old man, in a confidential whisper, " hit want nobody on do top-side er dc yeth but ole lirer Wildcat." LJotl Chandler Harris, in St. Nicholas. IhgtldttUTJakUitg In yonr throat, wbMi makes you congh ence iu a while ami keaps yon constantly clearing ronrthre . srir, - from catarrh, and aa ca-tarrh i- a ci.ii«titu'ioiutl din a-o the ordinary cough nicdiiiuoa all fall to bit the .pot. What yon ni'id i- a, i.nsti! . tonal remedy like Hood's SaraapariKa. .'iai.y piople who have taken ibis nnilicin- ,'.»r aorofula, djspepais, lo-s of trim!,! r.. havu bteu aur-prlted Ilia* Il ahodld ellre Iliis tioublcnoma COOgb. But to know tho actual oauae of tho boogh i- to aolei tbe myatery. Many caica of aptioa eaa be traoad 1'ack to tho miKlcct of sonic it affeotlon aa tbla. Con-sumptf i] its eurly etagea, an I i : ! nt Iluoil'a Baraaparilla in purify-ing tbe blood, !.ui!iiog up the general bealtb, aud excelling tho scrofulous taint which is tbe canio of catarrh an 1 coninmptlon.haarestored to perfect health many per.ona on whom tbla dreaded disease Ml raid to havo a Arm hold. Thos. F, McCoy, Ph. Q. Fayettc Street above Elm \y II. KASl'HAM ('irganlst of i alvary V. K. i.'niireli) Professor of Music. M! rAVKTlB aTKKKT. L't'iilbnlinckin, Ors'in, piann. Harmony and Volco Cuiare, Orna' I a id I'l inoa tunci a" ' -I'e. i . I ;o minutes by Woo'.lord'a 8ai.lt.-iry I. .lion. Sold by T. if. McCoy, Druggist, C'onsbohocken. arrh iD ■, , local disease, .i i by lecal ap-j u tltutlonal rcm- , . IBs, which, working throui It l - '■'■■" Impurity , . i he disease, and C LWH i n pemuae, I bouibdi of i t Hood1! Hnrsa-parliU M > I i v.' i i oilier a n- iptrUla HI, mid makes : O 'trh M j ,,., | for cal irh, and Tbacatnrrli v sUlly In the w'.nli i'. . aarge from niy noae, rtngl ! aalna In tin- bad; id n.y head. The oflect to clear Catarrh my bi id In tho iiioiailiii! by hawking and splt- . BaraaparuTa prTo me ri-lK'f Immtdlltely, while In tlmo I was >• cared. I am never without Hood's Sarsnpaillla In my house as 1 think it Is worth Its weight In gold.'' Mus. O. D. Gmn, 1021 lCiglilli .street, N. W., Washington, V. C. ,. Hood's Sarsaparilla < Boldbr all ilroRflsts. (lislxtorfi. I'raparadord» t>7 C. 1. UOOD a CO., Apotliocarlcs, Lowoll, Maaa, 100 Doses One Dollar Dr. C&as. X. Ucentns'-j Veterinary Surgeon 3RYM MAWR P'.. Qr" luutu of Miiei'.lai. V. l, niiiiry Collfge Tel-erapli eomtonnlcntioo. will receive prom ■'. nit.-nttou. UonoallJitioi soiietnd arll-U Dr. e^tmeier, Dr. E. E. Fleming, DENTIST FiaMT AVENUE bulow Favette st.. Cnnahnhockeu, I'a. DR. ASRAM. SRAHKSHAW, DENTIST Fayettc Street, Balov Hallowsll's Draa 8tcre. Coarhohoo«»a. Pa DS. D. 7. P2PPSR, TheOayat. DSNTIST01 M*n!»iuiik llaa moved to hll new ofHco UN (;,.,. ter St. opposite at. David's p. Jt. Uburob, aear tnu now l'enini. SchnylKi 1 Valley K. R. dopol Where lie will be pleased to liavn ills patrona ol - onsliolioclreii call, (lias Admlnlatered) liurnew orocew Tor the painless extraction or teeth ii.- oi eh irge :.. all. Two aquarea above old onlce. FURNITURE ship are HOMOSPATHIST, lilH l"UK>V(-»l tO HARRY CTREE orp^si'v public schO"i, botwoon Jt<i guid itii I.V 'II 1", Orvics Hotna — T to 9 a.m., viitit n! to p. m U^a.' BERNAKU NAGLE. (~uc ea ortoJacob aplokard)a •i, iiii.l,- Hull.In,K Fuyetto »:i'«i. Consliohocken, Dealer in an kinds or LEATHER ANO RUBBER BOOTS AN3 SHOES. Custom Work a Speciality. Martin's Shoe Store Favetv- Btieot, (.'ciahohocken. Men'* Bh(t«n iim-'.i- ■ OOI #-.!*U anil ■pwiini-. La4ll(j8' Pi on oil k.-i «lm*»8, Mlwm' <tinl ' hll In n*B shoe D II<1*J <O ortl«r on nhort notice; also, roaily IIIU».«' Boot*, **h«M'i. SMpivr^. etc.. nlwaj-n on lin.n<l: Come anil extmi.-iii my stock b«ifi»re pur^hanliig elw- JOHN MAIITIN, raye.t' ktreoi, Udtloor aiiorii Kim, ebiy fui i;«,.i-*liou.iclieu. l'u. C. H. THWA1TES, Plurnbor, Gas and Steam Fitter. Cor. wasSiattiiu & OaX.ConslioliocstiD ?• SCIENTIFIC AND Practical 4*^, Dentistry. DR. N. S. BORNEMAN, NO. Bog SWEDE STREET, Juat tielow Main. Norrislown, Hiinnunc-" lotlio pnbllo or l oiiahofiocaon Uiat Ids ortice I. open at all houra f..r lila elienia Mi.oy yeara "i aetlTa praotfee In al profei : - i nitoi. s iilm toe.iaiaa.e.o ii.-i-. i i i • i ■ ■ otion. e^-Mlroua Ozido leir pi.lulana extir.o.lo aara elalty, ,|,.-., Jv. Fiatuma md Fttllnca for Bteaui. Uaaand rirdraulloIt Pnaape. Water, n^draullollama, Braaa and Iror, unntina Public and Prlia'-e B .11 i i«a by Stows Bpnoiailtj. H, THWAITSS Elrctnr Del! Tmm Burglar ,'im Hriveaer tfc Hart, Carpsnters AsD Contractors, |EA2? and WEST CONSHOliOCKEM Plena and a'.><iolfloattons drawn al -tiort notice. loiiDli-K promptlr attended lo vy*. *'■ "«'f MI, A1 torncy.at-la.aw, 60S CtlliSTMrrSTiii. i, !'II:I, i A. Semtng OJIce, Bank Dnlldti £*, t^oabobockaa, I'.i mch^l-y Jamos B. Holland, Attorney-at-Law i"»i ' H III, ^. i rl town. frying Offf'cT] OoasBohoeaen. eteaBla*) 1 30AVID H. KOSS ATTORNBY AT LAW, 801 WALNUT STREET PHixa- )CONBH0HOCKBN Evening Office \ Over tho l'tmt Oltloe 1 Ttotp.m I William *" Smith, REAL fcbTATE AGENT, -AKU-Jnstlce of the Peace, OFFICE:—FAYETTS ST8EE1 m. r stewan'i LigirSKiro. utais.pie'n Baud. Inn CONSK'OHOCKfW Ki.fti hisiato for Sale ll.ai. sail BUI. l'roini-tl, «'<. l w r|.*l of ail \i, a large assortment to select from, il will be to your interest to go to tiOftEfcTS & ME(kEtDlTH. place where prices and workman-guaranteed UFAYETTE STREET, CONSHOHOCKEN. CAMPBELL'S Crown ^^^Ointment. • ..if- A splendid remedy lor Tiles of all kinds, IufanU Scald Head, Tetter, Galled and Frozen parts of tho body and Skin Eruption of all kiuds. WHERE OTHERS FAIL,THIS SUCCEEDS. Ill ATI T11E IIO'H: TKBTIatOSIAIJs. raa»KroitD, I'BII.I., 8)|it. If. 1S-J. Dm-«('.—BaTlnall uHilcud with ntei i.iracToral yeara and liavicit tried every n in, do offered ivi'lioul relief, 1 wua Induced to try n lion of your Crown ointment: It Kara Immediate relief ui.t clKC. 0 a permanent euro before BalfUMbOX wiia u»ert. 1 cliecr-fully icouimend it to all wliouio auirurlng wlib Hie above coinplilut. Ton a truly, WILLIAM r I.I OTT. Coualiobocion, i'a., April ii, UM. a veara uao mv Iniy contracted a loaltisomo aklndlaen-e irom rug. la a paper mill. Tim troabfe rlrit aiipeun-'l on hi. anaies, in the formoia irreon. ruiintnu aoro. It aooa •Bread over all He oould not wear bis clothe, and we were couiper.e.i todreaaiilui In a lonae Karmi'iil, »'n appli.nl Uampiiril'a Crown illnlinenl and Hie Oral box completely eared Dim, About 1 ■*■■■ months a*o a ruiir.iiiK aore appeared on tliebaca of my lime ajlrl-a head. We iba% e.i her bead saroun 1 tho aore and aent torn box of Campbell . crown t,int-luent. 1.01010 ba., of tlic box EMM '-'V'^.^^^^^r; Waaldngton IM Co. For Sale Bv ALL Druggists. "BLOWING." The "Ledger Building'' tells a simple story and relies on its Clothing to make you a cus-tomer. We don't blow the " Big Horn," but the " Best Clothing with Lowest Prices'* leads the band. Clothirg for Men, roulhs and Children. A. C. YATES & CO, Sixth and Chestnut Sts. l'lllLADM.I'lII.l. McClements R3L!A3L" SHO.. CTOV Having now on .mini, a largo Block of fall And winter pnnil» in leaib*>r boots aud good ■ho**, for winlnr wr>nr, which we are preparetl to ai'll, *»t crHstly rotlncd prices Also, a great n*daoUon iu a<im hoots, and rublmr wear of V! k'ni>. imin and i>oys guin coals for sala < h M|> I'iuaso slop In ami examine our BOO.!,* aiul y<u will be plashed with both quality ami price. Boots and shoes in via to order; rnpilrliig ueitly and pr uiplly attend'd lo ROBT. McOLEMENTS, HECTOK St., ABUVB CHERRY. NOT. 1 2m. | Uonabohrcken. JOHN 8. HIPPLE PRACTICAL Carpenter and Builder, id. Hector ana Appie Sts.. COSSBtiHt'CRK.K PRANK H. CONRAD. Juitice of the Peace, P>eal Estate Agent ana Conveyancer. Agent Itor the Amerle ■ toohoi Line Ooean Btearasblp, Co.'a ami Sermaa Ainrr'oan tiro liiaaiiince, comp IIIII-M u-^otu ever ^^,o;lO,o^lO. Ki'i.i, anil bllN co'lontHil, novey loanotl ami convoyuiicing In all Ita bmnotioa caro-luliy utlemleil to. liaflre—tor, rronl uaJ Wllllasue Mia., WKST cnNailOHOCKKN. ear Kattmatwa rurnlahc^ and to urn"ii made for all Klua, <i Itulldlnca, l'lan and Bpticlflcattona Drawn for New Wor* PArtlcuiar Atuintlon tfaid to A:-, ■ and tt-unndoiiina;, and In Rvorytntai! ftrafj laa ?»orlc an.l litaiflrlal Uuvan'i' - If yon are cdatlve, don't wait until coatirc-nsiii become, comtipatlon, bot tako l.ozailor at once, regular!/ aud pcriateut'y until roa are cared. Do not poison yonr little ones with persgotiw, laudanum etc, l.ut tve Ur. Bull's Baby Bjitip tl contain, uothlng injurious to the infant ajatem. •ii. r. By M. r. ia imaut Mil.M' Ncrro and Lnr Pill, which rpRnlata the liver, stomach,bowela, etc through their ner.ea. Hmallrat si d loildeat. A new principle '. A roTolutiouizcr ! H.mplia free at McCo>'a Ding Store. wi„ n nj,., wraa ni<k. wo tare bar I i Whrnalu. wua a Child, ahe cried torOaetori i When ahi. l«-..aiii.. Mian, ahe clung III fTaetmls VVIa-ii ahe hud L'lill.lnii, aho gave tlalil I'natoria, W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SriOE QBMTJJBMXM -VI SIIOK I'OK I.ADIB4. B tla 1 ba world, IIHUHIID his MM I't'i'H''" turn '•Sewed 8I"w. H.oa H.II i ~< e i Wi ti Bboe, 9.1.AO Police 'iiti f*ut HUMS' SboOb ij.vi Bxi K \ ,t m Call attoo. #.'.*. Worntnaman*! Bhoa, ♦;.(t» and * ,;.> lieyt' school Pisadolenl wb*n mv nnmo ami pri-«» are n it -iiiiiipi-l r>n l<ori'>-n w I.. i>or<.|,^s> H oekt n M i-< hiu 14 LI Bf CHA3. iO tST> CONSHOHOCKEN PA. fD^V AWO QfNTV OVEROIATERS AND GHILDRHN'S LEGGING^, DM. latest and boat stock In the wo: hi. iT. TIi llioholdorfor, stannittrt irer.Wnolesab'anl Kt-tail l-i-fth-r. Saltern ami l,*-m?\vxP. ■ ■.,L 11 * lo 1 r i!i : I u, ■ ptinders mnuniiul, Benllatten's (nr.iislihn! gorti^ in (rrt-ai variety. «■ loves, ties. se»»ls, oollars, tulN, hosiery, li-iiiilurs, kaspeaders, l Iu- M. Bruft- suspender (or ir>i»t-*, nml l»ov-, the pcrfec' Bliou><ler brace to eu't every body Dhirt ■-■;»" .1 t<'k«'t-, merino an-1 scirlM naitiinl iindirwiir (or ladled' ant) itTnlf Alno gretai cbost proteutom, and a tboueiind artlclob too nunuMOUsto mention. lO'iior.esliiut street. Celluloid Waterproof, l.tnen collar ami Cuir.Ntpnt. Wholesale and 1 n Geat PrQttlao OJIO, and Humoi) Halve. Certain cure K01 nale bv dn.^g-lHls and 1081 Ch«MUinl Bt.i Phihvteipbh.. Ucaataaad M Mats « DO». BV nl bf null. Ti.tlo supplied. PEERLESS DYES BEST For BLACK STOCKINGS. .Mutlr In .1» I til"." llmt eellliiIf .-•iiiui, W111.I1 4SU41 Nor Fade. So'.d by Drngt^sU. Also roan Pants f.colors. l*c«rlctaljun<lry Bllllofl Peerless Ink Powders—7 roiort. Peerless Shoe 11 lame** 1 >re*iin™. Peericss E^g Dyes—* color?. I*. H. LUBDE. CONVE-YANCER. REAL ESTATE BROKER. QSNBRAL BUSIKBSS A03J17 NOTARY'VUBLIC Money to loan n desirable sums. MortgftK**-' noKOtla'a.!, Houoes to rnnt, And Coliaetiow 1 roapti 1 once nt Baoior Mraetfflrat Uoov below Po OlTrc raco..tl il ^« ^-.GO JOHN ELLIS' -I OK-HANGING LAMPS Hardware, Cutlery, Tools1 AND PAINTS! No. 76 FAYKTTE STREET/ CONSHOHOCKEN, PA. WEHIREMEN OX SALARY And in.' iiii-ir iravellDi expeasw)aalaas Ihi-v lin-l' 111 coinlillaalfii). uiicl alvn lUoui eni|.li>viii<''il l»rlvo mcnilh, In the y.nr. We now w.uuH large naiabet l"r the aam-mrr cniiii iiiira to Bollelt nntera lor a full Hi,,, of nuraory ,tocV »ii!eh we UUAic-a .NTi«. K iraetoname mul rlratelaaain (".■< i v mutkulur. Mo experieaoe asa-di I Kuii Gstrootlonar11rnlah.il l.O".l rel.iii'iu-ca i<.,Muit'«l. Ail.lrc.a, (atallngaae), ^HE GUARANTEE NURSERY CO utritVA. PJ. I. Have TOT Bttn Then Yet ? If not just atcii in at CRANKSHAWS NEW EMPORIUM, 317 FAYETTE STREET, OPFOSITE THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Everything Entirely lYew. J.t>l<>. M.M.-I t K-'.in i;l*iere«..s-c. CATARRH^..?..:*;; n»T ptiiKf, n<'ini'or rhronlo, ni-> ■ i < old In licstl.rapltl lyeiin**!. Huh 1 Heal ctidnnir mon(. A Iin1. vir uh'i l.i.I * 'iiinrrli ;7 vrs. •'■'■ ■■ rhleh t, workL No oi-sarmfuj Miiisunirej* N-> snurr ordmu'liu. Kosy, s.ifc,u*rn"»v mar wild lion. rAYM- * coM Asusm ii. M ROOM SUITES in Wal-nut, Oak and Mi. Hook C'aFip.llut Raoki, L'nibrella Btande, Chain, Tables, Oil Cloths, Table Covers, Window BhtdoB, Miits. u'c. GARPBTINQB In new rfealnna a* ver.v low Hgi/aa PARLOR SU1TQS Iu I'.u-h, I l'i[ Ii or Hi.; LOUHQBS AND COUCHSS In eleuant styles. General DutolstcriDZ a Sceciaiu Wall Paper Decorations Iu great variety. K.'.,tfa eurae, brassu1..^: >_aa.aats, DOaiji ia._r, VAX. nt W HMOS MD ORGANS.
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Title | The Conshohocken Recorder, November 22, 1889 |
Masthead | The Weekly Recorder |
Date | 1889-11-22 |
Year | 1889 |
Month | 11 |
Day | 22 |
Volume | XX |
Issue | 38 |
Coverage | United States -- Pennsylvania -- Montgomery County -- Conshohocken |
Subject | Conshohocken Recorder Newspaper |
Type | Text |
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THE WETn^/T TT
*d RECORDER.
VOL. XX. NO. 38.
CONSHOHOCKEN, PA., FJ.IDAY.NOV 22 1889. *l.O0 PER YEAR IN ADVANCE
MY CHUM TEDDY.
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