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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05
Smtler nnb Grant fins fntfdb !!

DisSsri&is tbsr bic an Disnlias ssbalIfutn
@abIsn ,.issn in fait isbsm Staaie src6r te,
mUfratil9t Gsptnur, tpsI9r aus fpIsfnbr
Darftauns trf6fi@ lint:
WaffaGufetts, siritr gang itpd.rpu-
bIiianiids Staut, erpGblt G,alOh Dsm., nit
5000 Mfbrbrit ;um @uusfrrsur. gen ben
II GOnsrf6Isutsu erisG5Iten bic 9fmpirattn
Sirr, rrtus Gepinur. Butler purhr nit 1909
Siimmsn ssI9Iassn.
Die StriGts aus unIsrm Siaats iinb nr@
gang uneepib unb 60 btsarf esr pffjisIen
3dbIuns, nm ;u iastn, rtIde Tdrtei init csm
Staats-Sidtt lissrsi& mar. GpngrseIsnte be
anlpruteu bic DsmcIratrn BON ben n Isds-
sebu, ptl9ts Gin @rpiun spR II wdrt, liGsr
inb bis feet istUa 10 stw6blt.
Rem SerfeH ReI8e5 spr ,psi 9abrsn
14,000 rrpubIitanii9e MrbrBeit CAB uuS 5
TtpubIif. uub 2. bsHt. Gonsrebruts pabIts, bal
lidb bisiss Sabr total umseIfBrt. Gs rrdbItI
sineu hempfratlGH @Onprrnrur nit 1906
Wlebrbtit unb 5 brmpIrat. unO 2 rep. Con
srblsutr. Die eeeisInur iii temUFratii9 mi
II Rsbrbtit.
Rev gprF ii total btmpfratii& sssdu'
arn. GiIbm bat 10000 Webrbsit fir @ou'
strnsur erbaIirn. Die sesisIahtr bat eiH'
bsmpfratilGe Msbrbtit spn 26 Shmmfn
Die gsngrsb. Delegation ifrbt 81 DempiraleT
~ IL RtpubIifansr. gsip gOrf City sab l5,'
600 bsmpfralilSe Rrprbsit unb erpabIir gBif.
BAN, Sammanp DsuOfrat gum Diagpr itsl
Stiruturfsr, unab. DsmOfraitn unb gBdIrt
Rrp. Der rspubtifauil@rr GanSibai fir 9ssi-
fer, @en. Scnss, purer nit 10000 Rtbr5ri
srp6blt.
aIatamn Gilt 10000 brmpTrnlif6r
Nsbrtet unp ltnbst spH ben GcnsrebIruttr
6 Esmufrairn unb 2 RtpubIiIausr. Die &c.
eieIatur ID sbsnfars osmpfratii&.
arfanfas srpa9lis brmolratii4s Con-
srtsIsutt.
9anlas bat pnbri&sinIi& rep. Staals
btamtt srpSbIt, bic @CusrsBlsuie iHb 5lrpa
bIifansr une Gin OsRipfrat.
9pniGiaua srpdblts eas tsmoIrltiI4
Siaats-Sidst nit 10000 Rsbrbtit anb 3 he
mOfratf&s unb rspHbIifaniiAsn GOnsrsb
| mann.
Sib Carolina erpabltr rabrl9sln
lid bas unabbGHsiss rep. Sidst nnO 2 b'mOfT
uHb rspubIIFaHiiGs GunsrteIehts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05
Die f66nffen salenbsr fur 1875.

1. @srtaro's pra&t5 5amilItn RaItnttr.
IN srpb GuaIic, nit Sielsu 5llufratiUnsn tr-
ilfr SlaNs, elmer lhDnen dariIirn-G GjtbsuftafeI
in Silbtrerud, uno tiutm reid in 6arbtn se-
erudtsH llwiaIas. preis 40 Gents.
User tiusn auss3fibnei fdpnrn aalenbtr-
Gin Ramiiitnbu@ spn blsitfnesm Watb-fiir
1875 babsn nil, tfr btftelIs ssitia bitten pra6t-
Aalenetr.
2. @srDarO's Saufrir.tr @artenlaubt>
aalsnbrT, in AuaTip, ttfnfaIs nit sIeIeH
l66usu Saulirationsn uub rsihfm Snbalt.
prsis % Gents.
EaS Gitltr IGSns GamiIIsn aalsuber
pirO mssru btr abbaupIune iibsr bic SIumrns
ludt i'm 9immsr, bic CT sutb6lt, aud bticu-
htrs allen 3raufn unb 9unsfrantn ptaipHi-
men Iein.
3. @srtarO's SnItnbsr fur Iuiii8s esutt,
in Sstap, aud nit pielsH unb lraT frmtiHtH
Saulfrahcntn uHb trbeiiernhtm 9nbaIT tn
prpla unb In gtrin. prtts 25 9tuis. -
9Btr strnt Iadt bsr bsiitIIs I'D Stslta aaltTs-
bfTs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05
Mn bie bentfcbe SeD6lfcrnna
Won Pennsylvanien.
Die

Scranton Trust Co. & Sparbank
lrnit Cure aufmtrfIamftit auf bic lsbr Iibsr-
aIen SntsrtFsn, bslbt IIe an Deppiitorsn be.
jablt, au bic Stbingungsn, unter btntn 8elb
juriidbttabt piro, unb bripnefrs nuf bic srcss
Siherbrtt ptlbt bur6 bic Dirfftorrn brr 8nnF
etbpteu tpirb. Dies bsipriit bic 3batiadbt, bab,
pbG@pn es tptnisrr als Gin 9abr IN, felt mir
@tIbbttrne btsanntn, mir ieBt tintn grS6ren
@si&6fts ais Dsppfltum babfn ale ale bic
SparbanfeE upn bifism County. gDir etbsn
ntGt su tptii tpsnr mir iasru, hae unfrrtn De.
ppitprtu 70 gruBt SiGrrbeit esbOtsn ruirb, als
irstnb prl&sn anbrrru par.Gtppftprrn auf
hieltm &pntintntr.
8ittr, lprsht in Der Yanf Dor unb Sbr tr.
bdlt bort 3irfuIars, trIGs iibrr alr RsstIn
unb Stbiueuueen Gub ausfunft sebrn.
SpI. p. SCRANTON, Npiss GaplOr 8. Q.
pierce, gB. g9. Btnipn, 5bomas DidIcn,
Samuel SICan, Spbn Srisbin, Sra Gripp unb
8. Q. pbrlps linb bic Dirsftpreu. 16m;7i
3. 9. pteree, prGGeent.
8. y. pbelps, Shasmeiirr.
Sbpmas Dtdfpn, 8he. .pr6fbent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05

prSTbrut-Spbn SanbIeS.
Siee prGiIeenten,-Gbpar6 y. gSilIarb,
&ep. WpIes @bitty.
. Dirsftcren,-Spbn SanbIsp, II. R. Stp.
prrs, g. u. Geras, Spn.,G. .. Col
ltns. 8sp. Rofts WbittS Gbpars
". Wtllarb, 5bpmds pbiIIips.
Sruittss,-Sa Serbian Or. gRm. s.
pitL Wtlp 8. @ilfon .. 8. 80.
ran, 3bomns .. 9eSans, Gp-
rpbpn 8. @ells, Sartb. g. SEQ.
narb. Or. @ NJ. 8 Saggerts Spbn
O. Ma9er WilIiam Q dull.
llntrrlubunss- -SsbTres,-Spbn Sanblep,
2bpmas pbillips, Geparb q.
Wtlldrb, @tlliam Q bulL Rt.
10 8. @iliOn.
Saiiirer-9. Nrtbur Matres.
GrI66ftsfuntsr: -Dir 9aaf III pifrn tGelib
bon 8 bis 3 llbr, uHp an SamifaS 9Ibrnbrn
ron bis 8 llbr. 18ii
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05
Ranlots.

81 Cots, an brr 9lrminstcn siSrnue (Slu.
rums 8latl 9sls9tn, Terprn srstu Sirr itrmin.
pfils 3abInn9tu gum 9erfanf ausgebptsil.
Hlr Bnumrifer IN bifIs @fIssrnttit gut, ta
Sant eenus auf benz ganbe TT, unt ben Saul
Erris 6rr eptS trrausf6lasen Su fSnnrn. Sd
btre Muefunft pirb sess6ru pun Gbas. ..
Bred, rerr In btr Sff,ce ees ,,gSphenbIatr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05
Rla trerfnnifena.

3pei gBpbnbGulrr unb 9pts, seeeru in
Slntrly GcpnIbip, unb beiss psrIsbtn nit allen
8rrbsIisrunsrn, mic 9afOfru, 9runnsu, Stal,
lung u. !. 10. 3abIunasierniin lridt. giibrrf
@usfunft in bieler Office, pter bel auSuf
S@m lit in prirrpias, nabr S9ptani.
2imf6nt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05
3tl iDer1apiet1eas :

8iir cine Sstbr Sabre = atiiis gGer suits
Vausrttlanb, 9rIrgrn I'M 9adanannl GNlpn-
ibip unb an bic CITY Scranton ertnsrnb, AT
Der einie bon pittstpn glprnne. unS nur 20
gltnutsn Sang bon bsr SeibenfabriF. SieGr
gouerfi eisnrt il6 Spr,iisIib gum Saltfn SOn
Hhbrn fir Rtl6eepinn unb CUR gEansung
BON @emiiifn fir ben Warft. Die prnniyl.
pnnia 8abn paIIirt burd fas 9dnb al brm
Beaver Meabbptp Gnbr. Mfbrrrr cute Surl-
len llne auf benz 9anc. gBesen Eermine unb
Srbinsun9fn frnss man nab bel
49, Spbn SdnbIe1
29trbr Gnantcn, ga.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05
Ra, sscrfOaaSens :

Cine partie I5en3ppIsn 8 unb Brettrr r
BON srrjhsli9rr SunIitGt; fppir BaubOIj ies
bsr Irt, tpeI6rs nad Bsfeluns ssIGgt un6 &C.
ltsfsrtpir6. AuffrGse nsbmen an Sr. CHARLES
Gtl9er, Snanton, Ubsr Staut u. Greili6
Dunnines. 5ma74
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05
@rocerie s8eI6dft
ppn
Serm. S6drbuls,

auf bem @sileubissl, f2. @arb.
Sur bic aItrbtitsn Waaren psrbtn In bic.
fem Sicre reIfauft unb ;rar ~ ben billiaIfsn
prdftn. Sausfrausn ftnhtu iepobl 9tbsus.
mite ,itbfr NIi ais aud GpiItis une 2nrusat-
atnfdnhr, furj alles, mas in einfr ppbItinee.
Ti&itten pausbaltuns n5tbis III. 1871
gBialf bu bfbient Itin prompt uHb frin,
CO febr bti 5srmann ShhrbpIj Gin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05
0rGber : Burger,
linton
Neitaurati0m & Salon,
3I3 Lacka. Avenue,

3l3 Lacka. Avenue.
Die 8efauraiiUn pirb Iitts nit brn fstn-
fen DtlifatslItn beT 9abrtsjsit rsritbtu ifiH.
Nn 8tirdnfrn balfeu mir, nebfn efm por-
;hSli9tn &obinlpn'iben SifIe, nur bic be
Pen Bttnt une Siauprs, unb 10 srirb unltr Be-
frebtn lsin. eur9 prCmpir unb rttGlt 8sbitn-
nHg bic 8unbsn jufritbtn iu ftlsn.
fSir72 @T6bsr ". BuFgtT,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05

Cine Bolts 8anf.
Miners and Mechanics Loan
and Banking Association.
autOriFrteS Capital unbsfGr6nft.
Die Organization bitftr 9anf- @eIsIl,
f1aft 1T ppulfGnbts bttnbist Gs eibi nc.
ientIi9 cine 8dpf tes 8pIfes, burG has
. ~ uue fur bad y clf.
Drppliiprtn Ins ,bl mic Aftifnirbabtr ibsltn
eIfi6mdbte btn s'fcfit.
Die anssb6at.sn GapitaIitn tpsrbsn unIsr
bieitniSsn rertbsilt hrrrn @rlb iie brsriintrten.
Die St1erbeit
tisItr 8anf pirb ibr
GtnbetablteS Capital
has stssnipariis auf
S2OO, 900
belGrGnft H. Ssripaltet ppn nsun Iru1ess, bic
buTd bic gftieninbnbtr frip6blt perbFn.
Dtptbenbsn i'm Setrage pom adt bio
,u brribis pro;snt iipb jSbrIi9 Ypn Sanisn sr-
Hart rpreen, bic mad bieIrm pIanr StrpaItet
tperetn.
Das Capital pirS nufesma6t bon ben
@isIrn, nitt ben GinIslutn. Gs IN sic Der.
siuigung bon fltintn lltbrrIhiilIen = bon so
DpIlars aufparts : btr @efhGft8Ieute,
Gabrifanten, Miner unb Nrbeiter.
Die glftitn linb i'm Yrrribe @ller. Das bier
anssItsts Grlb iii niGt auf feds prCirnt be.
fbr6nIt. .-
Die aftieu iin6. so Sonars iebr,
sabIbar bur& mpnaili6e gritrase bon incl
DOlars. DtpUnirs Dsine finfSis OSsr butt
bert DpIlars IN @ftirn, tperbr Gin Aftisninbas
ber in bieIsr Sanf, une Oh bsfommIi ale pro
fite, peI6t Deiu @elo abpirft
g8er faRn ntht Jpet Dpanrs mpnatllm
Gparen unb babur6 gfIisninbabsr ptrbrn?
Die Bauf tr61nrt ibr @sItaft in bsm
neusn Obj 6sIIpw @ebdubs Spbe
part fpbaIb ts fertis III. 8trnrr in ttr BIN
tern Office hte 9afapanna Bailey
9anf @ebdubes, Scranton.
Sn bsr 3piitsnseit prrhen 3ti&nunssn fir
glftitn aneenpmnien In Der glppibtfe pon
Millspausb u. Davis, in Spbt pdrf,
cher BON 8. Gardner Sanberfpn, In
Der 9adapauna Bailey 9anf, SerantOu.
EAT Srsrnb psl9e glustuuft pirb stssbtn
rpn
@ep. San6t Iou, pr6Fosnt.
8ent. Suebes, gi5e pTdl
". .. Stepens. ShaBmsiaer.
5. @. Sanberion, M. SGagm.
4. y. Barnes,
Sbps. .. Davis,
g. 6. GuIIeL
Morgan 9pptH
). q. 8pbertfpH
9ap74 Srufres.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05
8'erfau5e- -@erlangt.
9l1tspOImlcc.

Yin junsrr @fItGifsmann Iaat fir Gin
na9wrtsltd rentablrs G,sl9Gft einsn partner
NIT ca. f500-20n0 Dollars aapitaI. Sifer-
ten urttr 9t. 9t nimmt bic Grp. Ss. @I. 81
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05
Sentidlc 0utfahrif.

1877 penn ISey Gde Spruer 9treet
(Sripp's. GsbGusr.) | |.'.
WiIIiam Deiifer II bsr ein;iss prafii.
fRe SufmaGsr in Scranton unb repdrirt Sri.
benbiitt (Stovepipes) gum nrurlfrn falbipnab
len StyIs. 8ilsbitf pdl6t, fGrbt CT unb naGf
lIr ipisper 70 gut tpie neu.
Dur6 rissne Gabrifaiipn bin i'd int Staubr
neue Seibrnblts iOpie 5iIlbiite billiser III ptr-
flnfsn, ais trsenp elm Saus In Srrdntrn.
Aas Slts nerbfn stnau mad @laag nnsr-
frrtiet. Obi
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05

S6rius str Sef5rbtruns BON pafTasiertn
bon unb ratb allen @refnben DrutI&lanes
unb Der Shpeij nit Dampf- pber Srsrl- S6if-
fen ilber glntprrprn, Bremen, San6urg Saprr,
eiptrPcoI &c. su brbeutenb ermIBigtsn preiGen.
InsSabIuitaen bur1 ppfsgIntrilunstn bnrG
ben sforbbrutiGen 9lppb nab hem glprbtsut-
lttn Srnb, SairrH Wiirttrmbsrs, 9abrn,
Srifrn 9urrmburs ben Misbfriantfn, Tanr.
mari, S6nscsn unb RUripeesn. .
!, @tlbr fir. unIert &ebnuag In DtutIH.
lamb rinbrSablt ptrbrn In @plb pbsr @tgett-
pertt tn paptrr ppu uns ptrgttft.
gpana1trn Nlistbss unb Rauf. sicairnftt,
8freiniste Staaitn pi1r &c. ausssftriist.
Giir ale hur& uns bsfcrstsn @sl&ifte Hirb
enraatirt.
6mi9 @fIb. q. 4tefeI II. 60.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1874-11-05
9ii!e Sen!laer 9riefc,

prIte bis gum atltrisrn Gage in biriIsrr qpit
aniamrn unb nitt abgsbrl. tpuretn:
Bauer, Gmil 6einin9fr, pftsr
9rcrt6srg, Marcu5 ShdGs, glliee
6jrperiau, 6iesI S6renfen SanS Nitl
SSfTnsr, 9Oi. gbiIip SHd1sr 9pbH Wartin
Shifting, Ssnrp
Nlan bsm;rIe bsini sI5bplru bGe bic Brisfe
in ber heuii9en 3eiiuna ansrjsigt trGrrr.
U. Saimpff, GIsrf.
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Cipen's 0aacric,

.|'f'
311 2ad d a 10 ma H1enue,
Serantpn pa,a
Sm 8. Siofwtrf, ibsr pirf9 unb Irtsmtr's
@sl@dftsIOfaIsn.
Die srGbte 0allerie ber Sta6t.
unb Silber billissr ais ir.
Drd Bilbfr (RaritnsrDbt) fir $t.00
ssarttn SuH aufsefrif6trn SilbtrH, $40
Duplifaie bappn, per Dubenb, $50
Rtmbranbt pter SGattfnbiIbr pbue Grtra-
fplfsn aneefrrtiet.
SiIbsr BON ainbsrn wirb bfIsnbtrs apfmsrI,
lamfeit stf6rnft.
alte 8ilelr fppirt, Ssrsr5btrt uub fuIprirt in
Stl, Wahtr rotr Snbia 5inte, ME gfpiinIht
unb ~ entfprrhtubtn prriltn.
Cine srpBs aasratI BON Jiabniru, ercb unb
Helm, bilIt8. 2ap7i
gBm. 8. Owen,
Photographic
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3it ttcraaeiefasea /:

wisin Sturr an g3iqrSIra6r, fl. Bart
gdbtrrs BET Spbn Spffrnann T., II. 9Barb.
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~
Die Mrbr6sii tts Srn. 9anOltp, bttrS9t
obusfSbr 1900, Rdbrrno bic tss Serrn tir-
truoda fir SGrriif f@ anf 1900 tsIaufrH
pirb. gRir Berpfn in uGbfsr giummer cine
ciiijisar TabsGs Der abssssbsnen Stimmrn uub
Nlr5rtsitrn fir teten Gantibaten tringsn.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-02-14

BANK sTEEET. .LEaIGHToN, Pa.
always keep on hand the hest hor-
ses and finest carriages, to be let at
livery at the lowest prices. Conveyances
can be had of me at the shortest posSi-
BILE notice, at any hour. | would call
the attention Of the public to my speci-
al facilities for supplying single or aou-
Bile teams for funerals, SC. ....
Nov. q, lsT3. DAVID EBBKRT.
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
NeSqttehOning Valley II. R.-Down trains Nos 8
and 7, and Up trains Nos. 10 aud connect at
Msuch Chunk. ......
North Ptnn'0 r. R--Down trains Nos. !, 3, o &
I connect at Bethlehem tor Philadelphia. Up trains
Nos. 10 conuec; at Bethlehem for Philadelphia.
Returning leave Philadelphia at 7.l0 n, IN. for Eas,
ton, Mauch Chunk, Bath, Wilkes Barre, TanaQua,
Scranton, Sharon, &c.; a, 945 II. III. for Easton,
Mauch Chunk, Tamsqua, Wiilamsport, Wilkes.
Barre and Scranton; AT 10 p. IN for Scranton,
Wilkes barre and intermediate stations; at . 80 p.
N. for Bath and Easton at 5.l5 p. M f,r Maueh
Chuuk.
Idmdqua Brdnch.-Up trains Nos. 10 & 4. and
Down trains Nos. 3, q cUnuect at Mauch Chunk
to and from Tamaqua.
Lehigh d: LdckdUdnRd II. R.-Down trains Nos.
l a Z, and Up trains Nos 10 4 G conuect at Beth.
lehem for Bath aud Chapman Quarries. return
ing leave Chapman's at T.JJ u. III. and 2.l5 p. III.
Central RditrOdd Of New Jerssy.-hll trains make
close connection at Easton with trains on Central
Railroad Of New Jersey.
Helridere- Delapure II. R.-Down trains Nos. 3
& 5, and Up trsins Nos. IA connect at Phillips
burg with Bel-Del X. r. to and from Trenton,
Philadelphia and Belyidere
fhladeipl,id 4 Reading RGirodd.-The Depots
Of the hast Penn X. X. aud the l.. & 5. Division
are connected by Street Cars.
Ii. 2. BALDWIN, Gen. Passenger agent.
Feb. 7, 1874.
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"A young gentleman who has been
studying finance for some time past,
wishes to know whether the day rate
OF god affects the nitrate OF silver.
at prayer meeting. few DAYS ago.
one OF the members prayed: Lord.
thou kLowest that Charles Toukins
has sold poor boots to some of us.
Make him do the fair thing"
-Baily' of the Danbury News. com
menced some reniarkSin aprayer meet
ing recently, by saying. solemnly, "I
would not live alway; yet, when | spt
pretty sick, l always send for the doc.
tor"
Why Is a new born babe like the
relief OF Lucknow Because it's "a
long expected sucker.
"A bachelor editor, who had a pret,v
unmarried sister, lately wrote 10 another
similarly eircumstanced, Please ex.
change,
"A loving wife In Danbury, Conn.
ON the decea'e OF her husband sent the
following thrilling teles gram to a distant
friend; Dear John Is dead. Loss
fully covered by Insurance." .F
More than one bundled women ara
studying law in the United States, aud
Inc question as to who shall be Chief
Jnsticess may yet agitate the Land But
for the PRESENT tho fair sex should bs
content to bide their tlua
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CROSS AND DROWN.
Br VERNE LEE.

Waiting so wenrily, faint with its loss,
Feeling its burden Is nothing but ,lross.
Bendeth my sonl meath the weight of its
cross
Long have I watched for the coming of
dawn
Lonely and desolate. weary. forlorn;
When shall ] see the gray promise OF
dawn?
Fearfully shrinking meath Heavens dark
frOwn,
Watching the skies bending mournfully
Is it an .angel's voice, ''cross before
crown p
Now for. n moment the storm clouds are
riited. .r..
Now for II moment the shadows are lifted,
Into the haven my frai bark hath drifted
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

B- For Rates, Tickets and all in
formation, apply at all Principal Offices
on Line of Lehigh Valley and Lehigh
" Su. quehanna Railroads, and at P.
Il. K. Depot, Harrisburg, Pa.
A. j. CAsSATT, General Manager.
d. VI. BOYD. General Passenger Agent.
J.N. ABBEY, Eastern Travelling Agent,
Mar.h 8, 1873. 90l Chestnut ST., Philad's.
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determined to succeed was not one
to give up after having undertaken q
Difficult task.
C0olly, but cautiously, commenced
the ascent once more, first seeking in
val' to reach across to the next roS of
blocks, for dill not care 10 trust nv
self a!ain on that which had proved 80
trearherous. This l was compelled to
do, however, until the space between
the angles bectme sufficiently small to
allow me to swing across. Accomplish
ing my purpose at length, | went up
more rapidly. carefully testing each
book as proceeded.
Ere long reached the cross. and
there paused to rest. looking down
from the dizzy height with a coo hess
thai even tlcu astonished me.
A few strokes Mth light hatcbet
that the architect had swung at my
back, and piece by piece the rotten
cross fell to the ground. ...,...
My work was done, aud as the last
fragment disappeared l found sal
pleasure in the thought that should [
never reach the ground alive, my dear
ones would have ample means to sup-
ply their wants until my wife should
obtain employment.
Steadily and cautiously lowered N.Y.
self from block tn block. and at length
reached the spire window, amid the
cheers OF those assembled in the street.
Inside the steepie the architect placed
aroll Of lank notes in my hand.
"lou have well earned the money!"
he said. 1T does me good to ste a
man with so much nerve but-blrss
me 7! what Is the lnatter with your hair?
1t was black be ore you made the
ascent, now it is gray -
And 90 it was. That momont of in.
tense agony, while slipping helplessly
downward, had blanchrd my hair until
1t appeared like that of an old man.
The work of years had been done in
all instant. -....
Entering the bare, cherries room.
which was now all | called my home,
found visitor awaiting me--my old
employer. r,.........-f
Harvey" said he, extending his
hand, ~ have done you great wrong.
1t cost me terrible pang to believe In
! your guilt, but circumstances were so
strongly against you that l was forced
to believe it. l have found the coin,
Harvey; it slipped under the secret
drawer in my desk. Can you forgive
me, my dear old friend ~" t
My heart was too full to speak. /
silently pressed lis hand.
II viii undo the wrong have done.
All the world shall know that have
accused you unjustly, not only through
my words, but through my action, too.
You must be my partner, Harvey. If
You refuse shall feel that YOU have
not forgiven me. f
did not refuse. Indeed, l thank
fully accepted the offer which my friend
50 generously made, knowing that no
surer method could have been devised
To silence forever the tongue of Sian.
der, and Tree my name IRON the un.
'herlted reproach which had of late
rested on it. I Hft ft .i
Unmeiited prosperity has attended
my steps ever since that evenlful day,
out neither prosperity nor wealth can
enace its memory from my heart, nor
restore my wilhercd locks to their own
raven hue. ti
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-02-14
Country Produce Bought and Sold.

Lehlghton Store, three doors above the
Post Otice; Weissport Store, near
Canal Bridge nov. 80
The Portland daily press., 1874-06-10
PORTLAND, BANGOR & MACHIAS
Steamboat COMPANY.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Two Trips per Week.

.~-rygN5 The Steamer LEWISTON,
Capt CHAS DEERING, will
Eh>NAf|ffNle leave Railroad Wharf foot of
kxzasas.sz:sN " A:ssS1 State ST., every TUESDAY
*.9IaE1.-.@5E1A2sa and Friday Evening. nj
10 O'Clock, or on arrival of Express Train from
Boston, commencing May 10Th, 1874.
For Rockland, Castne, Deer Isle, Sedgwick So
west Harbor Alt DeserD, Millbridge, Jonesport and
Returning, will leave Machiasport every Mon day
and Thursday morning at O'Clock touching as above
arriving in Portland same night, usually connecting
with Pullman Train, and early morning Trains for
Boston,
The Lewiston will touch at Bar Harbor, Mt. De-
sert) each trip from June 10Th to Sept 18th in add-
ton to her usual landing at So w. Harbor, during
4,3O, instead of A. NJ.
The Steamer CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt. G. Kill,
BY will leave Railroad Wharf every MOnduy
"wednesday and Friday Evenings, mt 10
ocIor H. or on arrival OF Expressfran from Boston
For Bangor, touching at Rockland, Camden Rel.
fast Searsport, Sandy Point, Bucksport Winterport
and Hampden
Returning, will leave Bangor every Monday. wed
nesday and Friday mornings, at O'clock. touching
at the above named landings, arriving in Portland at
O'Clock p. m. ''
For further particulars inquire at Railroad Wharf
CYRUS sTURDIvANT, General Agent.
1ortiahu' May 1874. my1Stf
The Portland daily press., 1874-06-10

THE GREAT AMERICAN COFFEE
l. POT dstils Coffee clear as amber; extracts
all its strength; retains all its nutritious The
best thing ever offered. Price 81, sent to any adj
Dress Call and it in operation send for illus
traed circular. Territorial rights sale. DEWITT
G. BROWN & CO., 678 Broadway, NY, my19.4w
The Portland daily press., 1874-06-10
Proposals for Wrought and CAST
Iron Work for the United States
CuStOm-HOuse and Post Office,
ROckIaUd. MaiUe

U. S. CUSTOM House AND Posi- OFFICE
RocKLAND, MAINE,
Office Of Superintendent, May o. 1874.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
y Office of the Superintendent until 10 NJ of the
18th day of June, 1874 for furnishing. delivering
httng a ana putting in place the Wrought and Cast
First and Second Floors, the Cast-iron Columns of
First Story and the Staircase all exhibited on the
for in the Schedule.
Copies of the Drawings, Specifications, and sched-
ule may be had on application at this office.
All scatfoding required by the contractors to put
the work in place will be furnished by the Govern
ment free Of charge, but will be erected by the
tractors.
Proposals will be made by the piece, lineal foot, or
weight for the various items of work. as called for
in the Schedule. The work will not be subdivided
among different bidders, but will be considered in
the aggregate.
The whole Of the Rolled Beams and Cast-iron Col
umns of First Story and the Beams of Second Floor
must be delivered and set in position within two
months from date of acceptance of proposal, and
the whole work must be completed within four
months from the date of acceptance, or required
by the Superintendent and the progress of the work.
Payments will be made monthly, deducting ten
per centum until the final completion Of the con-
tract.
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond of
two responsible persons in the sum of Two Thou
sand Dollars, $4,000 that the bidder will accept
and perform the contract if awarded him the sufi-
cheney Of the security to be certified by the United
States Judge, Clerk of the United States Court, or
the District Attorney of the District wherein the
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all bids if it be deemed for the interest Of. the gov
ernment to do so. Every bid must be made on the
printed form to be obtained at this office. and
conform in respect to the requirements of this
advertisement. or it will not be considered.
Proposals will not be received from parties who are
not themselves engaged in the manufacture of
Wrought or Cast-irOn work, and who have not the
necessary facilities for getting out the work.
Proposals will he enclosed in sealed envelope,
endorsed ''Bid for Iron Work" and addressed to
E. R. SPEAR, Superintendent.
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