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All FONG,s LOVE LETTER.

To the Beautiful Acknowledged Maiden
Ioey FUNNY lovl.e.t of peach blossom
Last night was about to seek the soltcst
spot in my mat-covercd plank to the end
that Morpheus would bring to ne pleasant
visions of that day when | will again eat
Ri pi by your side. But, ah How ruth.
lessly We're those dreams dcsturbedl Once
more the blue-clad mandarins burst in up.
on me. This time /, with my compatriots,
were charged with being too economical ol
space. Shades of Confucius look down upon
mel am seized as a maleiactor because
use 50 little of that which the barbarians be-
gru,lge-room am accused of living in
an apartment which is too crowded and
carried Off and put in one which is still
more crowded
This time | did not smack justice in the
eye with a gold piece. In truth my gold
is getting very scarce. As you well know
my sweet tulip, it was in consequence oI
great scarcity of taels that interrupted our
dream Of love and came abroad to wrestt
with the cook stove, the dirty linen and the
cigars Of the barbarans but this incessant
call for hush money by the blue-clad man
darins indicates that they are Of opinion
that the shoe is on the wrong foot.
This misapprehension may arise from the
fact that in this land of idinsyncacies it is
customary for those young people who
have by the death Of their parents fallen
heir to great riches to go abroad, in order
that they may spend their substance and
have jolly good time. My paternal pro-
genitor, the venerable Belong has, /: is true
turned his taos upwards, but unfortunately,
the estate to which he left me heir, was lint
tied to a blouse, pair Of plntalnons, two
pairs Of socks (both ventilated at the heel
pair of sandals and hat badly damaged
by old Time. Had it been otherwise, were
indeed wealthy scion Of departed ava
rice, ! would not be here. 1t may suit the
vulgar tastes of these Western barbarians to
celebrate their acquisition Of wealth by get
ting locked up for lrolics committed under
stimulated vvacity. But my more refined
Asatic tastes calls for amusements OF a more
elevatng nature, This and more did |
explain to my captors, as amid the jeers OF
the nbble they cruelty marched me to
prison bat though my voice is mclodious it
lailod to produce the same effect as a two
and a half gold-piece would. And so Ian.
gushing behind the prison bars, am still
yours deyotedly, until eternity aud even
afterwards. An FONG.
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TIuIS AND TIHAT.

The fellow who rang the bell for a false
alarm of fire tolled lie.
When you have family jar you can't
always preserve the peace
"A hangman, being asked by stranger
what trade he pursued, replied that he was
a fnishcr.
There's music in the heir" says jones.
Jones has a brand-new baby at his house.
The ancient Egyptians did not use to-
baeco, but mark you, the ancient Egyptians
are dead.
-The most bashml girl we ever heard Of
was the young lady who blushed hen she
was asked if she had not been courting
sleep
"A gentleman who is M longer Young,
and who never was han ame, siys 10 a
child ia the presence Of is larcl I "wrl.
my child, what dn ynu think of me, rl,s',
The little one makes nn reply, alrl .ha
gentleman continues; "Well. ~ yau won1
tell nae what you think of me. Why went
you?' "'Cause don't want tn ct licked.
"A woman curel her husband Of staying
out late at night by going Ca the deer when
he came hoae aud whispering through the
keyhole; "Is that you. Wiilie!' Her hus-
bands name is Juhn. and he stays at home
every night now, and Sleeps with one eye
open aud revolver under bic pillow.
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AMONG TmE POETS.

AMONG IhE POEESs
The Thomas cat upon the fence
Sat yellln' jest like thunder:
brickback took him tween the eyes
Aud caused him to knock under
Nomore he'll make us curse and swear.
And brickbats at him fire:
He's sashayed from this world Of tears
He's gone to meet Mariar.
-NeiO YORK Dispatch.
A scamp pulls diamonds from a foolish wo-
mans ears;
And Justice locls him up in Jail for twenty
years.
An Angel steals a hundred thousand. And
what then?
The most tn impartial law can do is jail for
ten.
The woman-pullcr is adiudged the worst Of
fender:
The Pullman rogue is only half as bad as
Pender. -Phiid. EUe. Bulletin.
There was z cd wife up at Cresco
Who, when Lolhario said, Les go
And elope to Dubuque"
Just shot out her left duke
And painted HIS eye like Frcsco
-An IoWa Poet.
There was young man in Milwaukee,
Who was so exceedingly gawky
That he used lit match
For to wind up his watch.
And lit his cigar with his clock-key.
Free Press.
There was big man in Mauch Chunk-hc
Had many waysmuch like the monkey;
He cut such caper
While printing apor,
The people now say he's fluukey.
Our Spring Poet.
"He lives above his income"
Was the dark reproach he bore,
TIL Mt last 1t was remembered
That he lived above his tore.
-NeW York Mercury.
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TIE DECIMAL SYSTEM.

The following metric or decimal system
from an exchange, is so simple, and yet S,
fully explains the metric system, that it il
Of local as well as general interest;
MONEY.
10 mills make a cent.
10 cents make a dime.
10 dimes make dollar.
10 dollars make az eagle.
LESGTH
10 millimeters make a centimeter.
10 centimeters make decimeter
10 decimeters make meter.
10 meters make decameter.
10 decaneters make a hectometer.
10 hectometers make kilometer.
10 kilomcters make a myriameter.
WEIGHT.
10 mllgrammcs make centigramme.
10 eentigrammes make a decigramme.
10 decigrammes make a gramme.
10 gammes make a decagramme.
10 decagrammcs make a hectogramme.
10 hectogrammes make kiogramme.
10 kilogrammes make myriugramme.
CAPACITY.
10 milliliters make ccntiliter:
10 centiiters make deciliter.
10 deciliters make a liter
10 lters make a hectoliter.
The square and cubic measures are moth
ing more than the squares and cubes of the
measures OF length. Thus a square and a
cubic mllmeter are the square and the
cube Of which one side is millimeter in
length.
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A SERIOUS OBSTACLE.

A young darkey had conceived a violent
passion for a neighboring mulatress, and
taking her one night behind him on an old
farm mule, set out for Georgetown to have
the marriage ceremony celebrated. But in
endeavoring to navigate mudhole on the
Georgetown hill the mule apparently lost
his power Of locomotion, and the darkey got
down to examine into the cause of It. I'm
fortunately, he got too close to the animals
hind legs, an unexpected oonvulsion of the
mules extremities shot him out to the side
Of the road with violence which resem-
bled the discharge of cannon ball.
"What's de matter?" inquired the pro-
spective bride, astonished at those hurried
movements.
"Matter?' dar's heap dc matter. Dis we'd
din aint a-comin' OIL"
"Whats de reason il ant2"
Oars reason nuli; dat mules got sumfn
de matter wild his hind legs, and Use got
sumfn dc matter wild my stomach --and
dat's reason nuii to stop a weddin."
And it did-Dcnrer Nelos.
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Why The Fnther surrcnaerea.

Causerie, in the Boston Transcript, has
the following good story; "a distinguish
ed Bostonian, whom his native City and
State have delighted to honor, be.hought
him lately to buy new vehicle. A bar
gain offered in the shape of a buggy which
friend Mas ready to dispose OF at fair
price. 1t was second hand" to be sure but
it was a good buggy, had been made "pon
honor" had seen but little service, and bore
upon its panels the initials of the original,
"B c." The trsde was made, and the buy
er plumed himself not littleon having got
good Thing at a low price. But there was
one member of his family who was not al
together pleased. The son, dapper young
m IN, wanted little more "styIe, aud would
have preferred a new vehicle of fashionable
build. lie said SO much about il that h a
father at length lost all patiancei aud told
him seriously that lac was tired cf his talk
aud would bear no more of il. bat father"
said the young mnu, "dun't yo,t think We
had better have that 'B. c.. painted out?
81 tell YOU" said his lather, "that will not
hear another word from you about it," "All
right SIR" said the son, duHfilly, "yuu
know best, of course but thought that
perhaps people might think that was when
il was made" The hlher surrendered.
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Vick's Floral Guide.

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iEop Isittcrs ARE thc purcst & bcsl
isittcrs ever made.

They ore compounded from Hops. BuchuI
fAaudfakc ami DnuuCiiun. che uidpsf. htsil
tiul Wust valuable medicines Iu thu Wurldl
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greatest Hood Purifier. Liver Regulator
a Il i.il, aui Health Restoring Agent uiI
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u they give new liiC ami NIgur to the aged
aud uu m. 10 Hll whose rWp.oymyate
cause lfrt gulaIity ut the buWC's % urIuar,l
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Pr mtid Siimu uui, these hiitrrs are iuEall
uaulc, being highly curative. tonic auIl
'st.mulatiug, wiihuut iutuxlc ttiug.
No matter what guuT feeling ur symptoms'
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u ittrrs. buut wait until your urr sick
Shut % Yea only ipct bad ur miserable. a. {
rthc Hop iil'tcrs 20 once. 10 may save YOUR.
( tliic. luudrJus have hccu saved by 81 tIul
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u 10 NOT suilyr you're 'tl Cr Zee your irICuds
suHcr but use and urge them o. uae Hop
bi;tcrs.
q Remember, Hop Hticrs Is no vile, drug
tged, gruukru uus,ruW, but the purrsl HuIl
tcsl MeIigiuc rNrr made thc lufalla'r
frivud ani Hope, au uu pUrsuu Ur ttmliyI
shuuld DE without them. Try che mitcTe'
tU-dIy.
& ~ Hop Cou h rure spain RcIsfI
: For sale by nruggs mar.
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-Au old servant enters the shop Of an
aplihecary, aud presents him prescription
iu which is ordered potion containing twu
drcIgnms of morphine. The apothecay's
assistant weighs the dangerous ingre lienl
with the greatest care. "what a shame o.
slh ihc ola woman 90 him, with shove at
hi- elblw. "tumei d1ut be s. slngy, il is
f'r Hn urphiu.'
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The PhenIX Per,oraI.

has prove itseli % oe peculiarly adapted 10 Old
persons, c0ustmp i've ana children. 4 hrrnfs
= cold. IL stops couch II ards CNu7CtOrat tlnp.
IL ElVes instant rehcf Il gives 5 rrngth. II
brings re 1. II has mgde more cures tInu unV
o, her me iic ne. ThuusaI ds OF the ciiizpus of
Eastern Pculsylvama nave used u ior ears
O"st nj tesi ~ T. the reiCf given nud cures T.
lecttd. Price, rs cCuts Il o,tles for s frr.
p1reo hv LLvi ohel hOltzrT N. D., nud Tor sale
bY A. j DUR. IN ., Lea ghtun. Nov. 2g6ni,
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Railroad Guide.
pHILA. a READING RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains.

NOVEMBER icru. ISIS.
Trains leave ALLENTONN ns tUllowsi-
WA rankiOMEN uRANCu.l
For Philadelphia, ut 49,, r.5j, i,.io. an. aud
IS p. M
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia at 20 ". ass u. M.
WA EAsf PfNNA uuANCul
For lte ,en1, 2aJ. 5d', ' Is m, i2i', 10. so
For nWhsoars. aaiJ 50, aoS a, M. ia.i5. 40
g.uf y. M.
FOR Lancaster and Columbia, 81. 81 am. aud
iDoes not run on Mondays
sUNpAYg
For Roalin ~ am. aud % pm
FOt ii lrriHnufg, ~ %. ~ AMI q % ". M
Trains FOR ALLIE TOWN leave as foll5ws;
tviA PEHKlouEN nRANCHl
Leave Philadelphia. ID o. M, tOJ, 'l.30 'uc b3J
D..
SuNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 80 I'm Rtda O. m.
WA EAST rENNA nHANCH
Leave ResOng a. '.45 1875 a M, t0h0l1 End
tpi5 ON
Leave Harrisburg. SD. sioa. m, and 90 tco
Leave Lancaster so a. M. 2 51 and as p. IN.
Leay" Columbia so a. m 20 and 3 35 y. M.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Reading 10 y. m.
Leave HtrrisuuIu.5 So am.
Trainsm1t kot thus = run 10 and from depot
9th and Green streets, PhiinGe phi1 other
trains to n 4 from Broad street depot.
Tne eGh1 %. m and N.5i D. H. trains from Allnn
town. and the 7.45 n. m and H.3l y. ~. terms
from Phllndr PIMA, have through ears to aud
II. wooTrEN
General Manager.
G. HANCOCK. GEM Ticket Igeat
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TO CONSUMP MPTIVES.

4 he ndvei tier, aving been permanently
ure of that dread use SO COnsumUtlon. b. a
s'muie rem dvi. anxious 30 mgke khuwn TO hl
iellOwsunercis the means Il cule To al who
tcsiIC q he viii send u copy OF the prescription
use ., titce o: charge with the directions for
preparing tud using The same, whicI t1ey Will
tut SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
Btst NCilITiS, Is.
paruo, wishing the Prescr p'ion. will please
address. e a WILSON, lg4 Penn-u n-utreet
Wiihlm burph, " Y.
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CA M PHOR MILK.

Is now hlyIecOmMended aud oN-crsivs.y
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u yea are iu want at auyta.ug M the way Of
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IMPORTANT
TO C0NSUMPT

a Gentleman having hcnu 81 fortunate ~ To
cntc ~ ON ol Co sumpu. u Ia tn wort STAGES,
81 ct Dc NJ gwen up nuts. .Iy tie must cr e.
oIuIcl uhy-icifus, s-.rCs 60 Ua 90 known tie
clr" (which q uy % ICrOsSlul M every Cusrl tu
tho e um Ctri ". Af thn 10, BTI ncuits Con hs
Colds O. sImuuuu aud an nccIians uf lie
llio' sud LuULN Huu WI send the guc pc.
irer of chy rye, tu an who desire a., II too wiIi
ioIw III thtiL ntGryss % DANIEL DEE, "a
Liberty .-t. Nrw ifrz. itultmg
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Dropsy, ElYsipolns. Secondary syphilis. Ornvsl,
DiaOhtes and all Diseases IN which the b oOd ~
Implicated. II now Ufieiei 10 the pub C..
sold by all RtTML DRUGGISTS. and twholesalr
ouiyl bv rIiE WEYBURN aEblClNE co.
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PIM PILES

will mml (Freel the recipe for a simple
NBGETABLE BALM that VIII remove TAN
FttECN LIS. pIMPLES and BLOrCHE ,,
iCaving The skin soft, Gear ana beautiful; also
iu ira tious tor producing luXuriant growth
Of hlir on o bald h al or smooth ce Adutoss.
inCiuSIng Sc. stamp, Ben. Wand, II IL Co - Ann
Sttcct, y.
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Special Notices.
the WORLD,s balm,
RH EUMATISNT.

Dr L. d. wEYBU rms ALTERNATIVE sYRUP
y A remedy used THIRTY. FIVE EARS In
private pract ce and never ta'lmg to iadically
cure
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Fs' Gisevl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-10-23
StQ0t Baltimore.

g dieb baffairen.-Nabe Der @fe bon
6ollibap- lnb Yleaiantitrabe gerietben Qeifern
iriib fllr3 na6 Dtitterua6t ,nebrere Mdnner
in Streit, mdbrenb oeiien Sobn 6agertp, Scr.
694, gtoro>6ofparbitraBe, in b1e ltnfe 6iifte
gelfoIIeu fpurbe @egen / llbr Ntorsens fam
Der SerpunOete na9 Dem yStabtz6olpitale, i"
mo inn Or. Street einen Serbano aulegte.
@eitern Sornlittag iab iih g8u1. 5Olano auf
Die Anfulot9ung, ben SdluB abgefeuert 81
babenr perhattet unb gum Serb1re I'M mittleren
StatienSbanie beigetedt.
- Gin g6ger, 9tamenS Yfort0n Yromn,
yfr. 81, JfOrO 0urban1itraBe, puroe geitern
9ta9ntittag BON einem anbern yteger, gfamen8
gSm. 8utler, nit melfem er Streit bate,
our6 eiuen Biitoleni6uB leift an &opfe per-
lebt. Sutler rpurbe gum Serb0re benz noroz
Oitli6en StationSbauie einperlei6t.
- 2(ls Elm Mann, gtamenS Sobn Ufc@uire,
geltern 9lbenb in Der gfGbe Der @fe bon Or
leans unb 0urbamitrabe itanb, ipuroe er bon
etltem uubefannteu yteger in ben SSuBfn0d)el qez
ihofeu. Der i6warSe SfieBbolb, Der nt6t
Die gutn9fe llriafle 81 Der S6ieberei bate, lit
leiOer elitfommen. Wc@uire tpurbe nad lei
ner Nobnuns sebradt uuo dr3tlif be6anbelt.
Son etuem g flagfluiie tplroe &C.
iter1 yfa1mittag gegen IS llbr Der 9teier0ez
8oli3ift.S. @. 8opb I'M 0itfi6en Stations=
bauie betroffen. Der Boli3et-9icutenant poate
8opb, Der itd) in eilem oberen 3innler bes
Stationsbuues befqnb, I'm Die angegebene 3eit
siuen 4uftra9 ertbeilen, rief ibnI oa6er su,
berunter gu fonlnlen. 2(lS er feline 9ntrport
erbielt, iab er fid) nad) 8opo nm unb fano lin
belpnBtlos au Sooen liegen. SIM @eNhte
bate er bei'm glieoeriallen einige arseStranl=
men oauongetragen. Or. MansIelo fpuroe
iofort berbei9ebolt, fonnte ibn aber nid5t pSllia
5ur geiinnung bringen, tpOraui CT nalf ietner
8obunng ger. 107, Glib =annitraBe, aeid)afft
purbe. @eitern Ibeno NOR ieiu 8eiinben
etipaS better, aber Der @efabr 1T er mod, nidlt.
iiberbobeH' Sr. goDp trd9t ais 9oliSifi bic
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Sasssaeltigtettcn.
fgbifsslsae. telesrapbiiebe unb @esbfelbIdtter
Sfpttaen.1

8rafoent $ hes nebit Sanlilie it tpieber in
@aibinston einsetrofsn. Sn elmer furs mad
Der Seinfebr ftattgetunbenen &abinets Ser
lammluus lam inter Mnoerm bic gSabl IN
Sb1o 5ur Sprad]e; unb man erlebte oas ions
berbare Shanlptel, baB Die 6erren Wfiniter
uno Der Prdiisent ii9 gcseuieittg Oh ibrer Ses
tbe1lt9un9 an benz Sbio'er 9Sablfelb5nge 9ra=
tnlirteI1.
Sn Montgomerp, 4la., 1T B. 6. GOT
terrell inter Der Antla9e perbaftet tpor6en, i'm
lebten Wtonate $1,000 aus bem 8ireau beS
Shatmeiiters BON @reene=G Gountp, Ma., ae=
iteb!en 81 baben. Gin betrddtlid,er She'll 6es
geraubteu @eloes 1T suriidsrlanst moroe,l.
Die Str5mein Mlabam fino burd,
Die 6egengiifIe Der lesteu Sebn Gage bod an.
geihpollef1, uno man fiir6tet, 6oB GROCER
Sbaben auf ben Saunltpolfelpern auseri9tet
tperben mirO.
Der slpeite Groseb seseu @ ilb elm Bud
bols tpegen grnloroung Sobann Sdulte's
ipirb pabrihetnlid inl 2aufe Der nd9iten $50,
DIE sl Bridgeport, Conn.,, er6ffnet merben.
@enera4 @ragt reiite geitern bon Gan
Transisco nad Saeran,ente ab nnb pirb bort
bis gum ndd)iten Sreitage Der,peiieas
Sn 8 ellaire, o., bot 9r. Sobn i3ilb
gigentbimer Des bortigen Spernbauies, einer
Ssltfsmorbperiu6 senla9t, neil ieine 17=idb=
rise Saatsf segen isinen Wilsn ssbeiratbs
bate.
wobert artbu4, s.g slstioudr Sc,
Yennlplpanier Babn," bat in Y bilabel
pbta seri6tlide Sdritte eiugeleitet, Inn oit
betreffsnoe 8abngeieaibaft an ber Grribtuns
einsr podbabn an Der 6ilbertifraBe nnb einel
Briide iiber ben Shuplti1 su perbinbern.
Die eMaulbeerbdn d u nj aufG Sslanb
Gameron~pariiA, 2omiiiana, tragen 5uul stpei
ten Nfals cine 6iiae rsidu Gridte,
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a 1t slant b.

- @ine geiitrei6e Ditreifiidje ari ira
tin, nit wel6er itf Sismard bel ieinem
gSiener Selnfc nnterbielt, antiportete al1f bic
SrGge be8 Siiriten na4 ibren 8efinben: Sd
befinoe mid red)t i6le9t, 9ur6laudlt :. .Sie
baben feline Sbee, mas cine ueugiertqe Dame
lelDet, tpelfe ote Ghre bat, iid in @eielid)aft
Sismarf's gu beFinOen, obne Die 5raae risti.
rem gu oiirien, mas er ei9entlidb In gSien
ma6t." - 30" rief Der Shirt, i'd fauu unz
mo9lt6 3ugeben, oaB Sie ltioen, unb Id, peroe
mt Sbaen allo often lber ben j3ped meiner
Itile mad @ieH lpreden. SD bin ua9 g8ien
gef1mmen, Inn nit Siilfe uteines ssreunbes
4nbraijp einc Wagnetnaocl 81 fube1, tpel9e
alle 8riepcnselemente an5iebt unb erbdtt. =
gOle WtagnetnaOel set9t bod ua9 Norben ?"
fragte Die iuitige Dame. @e,uik," erlpioerte
Der 6iirit, r0a8 it ehen aie Yotnte Der gan3en
@eldlid)te T. g8enn bic Dame MIDI l6on tIuo
mar, aus bieiem oiplomatil6en StluBporte
fonnte iie es nidbt fuarOen.
Der y@olos" perii9ert, oaB im Central.
@efdngniiie 81 W 0 81 II tpGhrenb oeS leb.
ten SommerS nibt peuiGer, als II 1854 Ser
ionen ein9eiperrt mDroen 1thb, BON benen 10, AT
sur Deportation nad Sibirien perirtfeift tpur=
ben. Son ben llebrissn blieben 500 i'm sc.