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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-20
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Are you disturbed at night and broken Of
your rest by sick child suffering and cry
ing with pain of cutting teeth2 | 60, send
SOoTgiS0 SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHINe.
Its yslue is incalcuable. 1t will relieve the
poor little sufferer Immediately. Depend
upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about
IT, 1t cures dysentery and jiarrhoeo, regu-
latcs the stomach and bowels, cures wind
collie, softens the gums. reduces iu1amma
tion and gives tone and energy to the whole
system. Mas. WINsLow's Soorn1xa SYRUP
FoR CHILDREN TGETHiNo is pleasant To the
taste, and is the prescription of one of the
oldest aud best female nurses and physi-
claue IN the United States, and is for sale by
all druggists throughout the world. Price
20 cents bottle. 26-ly.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-20
A Popular Falllcv.

Many people think that Rheumatism
cannot be cured. 1t is caused by bad
state Of blood which deposits poisonous mat
ter in the joints aud muscles causing lame
ness, stiffness and swelling of the joints and
excruciaiing pains. Kidney Wort will Ger
tninly effect cure. 1t acts on the kidneys.
liver and bowels, stimulating them tr
healthy action, purities and enriches the
blood and eliminates the poison from the
system. Go to the nearest druggist, buy
Kidney Wort and be cured.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-20

The tea plant has lately been intr'duc
ed near Soukg 'um Kaleh, on the Black
Sea, aud the Russians are coufd Mt that
they will soon be able to do without either
Chinese or Indian teas.
1t is announced that the "Ave Maria"
is to be published at Shanghai in no lever
than 34l languages.
Subscribe for the cARBoN ADyeoATE
SHly Sl.0o year.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-20

From Col. G. H. Mackey, 33d Iowa In
tantry: "To persons afflicted with Catarrh,
! would staie that | have derived more
benefit from Elv's Cream Balm than any
thing else have ever tried. | have now
been using it for three months and am ex
prrienrng no trouble from ca,arrh what
ever. haYe been a sufferer for twenty
Years. c. II Mackey, Slgourney, Feo. %
1882.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-20
FARMERS COLUMN.
How to Save Corn Fodder.

"The complaint that stock will not eat
corn fodder well, or over one iourth-tO one
third Of il, arises from our method, or lack
OF method, in securing II. Most of our corn
is allowed TO stand as It grew. and to haye
it's nutrition washed out of II, and then it
is fed where it grew to cattle rowing through
the field. The bleached stuff is little liked
and iittle eaten. A few cut il and put it
into large shocks, but not until after the
corn is dead ripe. 1t should be cut while
the stalks are yet quite green, the corn
being in the latter stages OF the dough state,
or before the kernel is to hard to crush
easily in the fingers and before it is dry
throughout. 1t should be put into shocks
made fro four hills square in the place
OF the old 16 hills square, and bound round
the top by rye straw, twiue, or a green corn
stalk, 1t 10 well to bend the tnssels down,
binding their tops under, thus turning the
rain. In the course Of two to four weeks,
depending upon the weather, the small
shocks may easily lie husked out and the
ccrn crbbed, The band will not have to
be removed nor the Shock taken d,wn in
husking. After husking, the hills of corn,
around which the shock is made. as fast as
the shock is wanted, may be cut, and the
fodder Of the shock may be quickly and
easily, by one man, passed to the wagon fer
stacking the band around the shock always
ir,in lol "a H.. 4
er, more palatable, and more nutritious,
and, when fed with clover cotton seed
meal, or midllings, will he nearly oil eat
en-. It will also be handled from the start
at less expense than by the system of l6
hills square shocks.
VALUE OF THE CORN.
"Shocked while the c,rn is thus green,
most of our farmers suppose that less and
poorer corn is obtained. THIS is mistake.
rs not sn ounce In weight Of nutritlve value
is lost. l have devoted three years Of ex
perimental work to this question with
Northern flint corn, grown north. One test
was elaborate and covered hundreds of
weighlngs, beginning with the green corn
from measured sections and passing along
until dry, the following season, and then
weighed out to cows whose milk. twice
daily was weighed for corn thus shocked.
and also for corn ripened on the hill. Each
kind was weighed nut to pigs also 10 every
case for three years, have received more
corn when shocked at the glazing Of flnt.
than when allowed to fully ripen on the
hill. One year the relation stood as 1854
lbs to 1888 lbs. from quarter Of an acr
in rows 55 rods long, showing oye- 400 lbs
in favor of the early cutting advised. This
yield is at the rate Of over so bushels nor
acre The fodder also weighs as mn,h
when shocked as when it remains until
ripe. In short, grrwth ceases at the period
named, which is about the time the butt nr
the stalk begins to yellow. One hundred
hills were cut up when the corn was in the
milk stage and gave SO lbs. Of dry corn.
bnt when beginning to harden. stalks
quite green. 100 hills gave 1891 lbs dry
corn. When fully ripe 100 hills gave
12li lbs. of corn, which agrees with fuilrr
experiences with the Flint corn elsewhere "
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-20

--"They used to tell me that tho ladies
dressed TO death ip the city," remark ed
Homespun, at an evening party, "but
dang me if they've got much On tonight,
any of EN-"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-20

Tho best ssiye IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhuem, fever sores
letter, chapped hands, chilblands corns,
and all skin eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money re.
funded. Price rs cents per box.
For sale by +. D. Thomas.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-20
MIsCELLANEOUs.

-'TiS now the time when the lovely
maiden at 'he sea side limps about with a
pair Of number one shoes on a number
three foot, and tells how she cut her foot on
q horrld she'll whilO bathing.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-20

--"There can be no great men without
grandmothers," SAYS Kate Field. No,
Kate, and there can be no grandmothers
without grandiathers. Give the ola mau a
chance, Kate.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-20
Goyernment Of India.

Mr.. Z. A. Pereira, Head Inspector n Posi-
Offices, Cairuits. India, issues card certI-
Tying to the instantaneous relief afforded
by ST. Jacobs 0il,in the Campbell Hospital,
where its use was advised by the medical
officers in serinus Gases OF throat troubles
and other painful ailments.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-20

-"Why do they call Ben Butler an anti
mouopoliss, fatheri" because, my child,
ho grabbed two nominations and tried 10
get another"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-20

A RICH FARMER.-Mr Nicholas Ancho
rina, OF Buenos Ayres. who died in MAY
last, according to an English paper, was
probably the richest farmer in the world
His executors report his rural estates NJ
hlowG Land, l,7lO square miles, cow
$4,000; sheep, 100000. He slso owned
much house property in Buenos Ayres. and
and his assets have been valued At f2,4OO,
OOO sterl ng, He inherited $4,000 iron
his father thirty years ago.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-20
Landlord and Tenant.

"Avoid the landlord and tenant system
my American cousins, as so much poison
Keep it out of yosr land system at all costs
Make occupancy more than ever insenara
ble from ownership. The man, say a for
igner, who brings his thousands ofpound'
to inyest in land tn day Lay appear To b.
beneIactur; but the next generation viii
see in him mere parasite, feeding upon
The industry Of the nation" So saws the
editor of the Mark Lane Express, one RI
the leading industrial papers OF England
1t is pointed advice IN strong words
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-09-20
No Pate nt-No Paw.
PATENTS

obtained for Inventors in the United States
Canada and Europe. at reduced rates. With
our principal office located in Washington,
directly opposite the United States Patent
Office, We are able to attend to all patent
business with greater promptness and de.
spatch and at less cost than other patent at
torneys who are at n distance from Wash
ington, and who have, therefore, to employ
"associate attorneys We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as to va
tentability, free OF charge, and all who are
Interested IN new inventions and Iatents are
Invited to send for copy OF our 'Guide for
obtaining Potents," which is sent free to
any address, and contains com lete instruc.
tions how 10 obtain patents and other valua.
hle matter. We refer to the German Amer.
lean National Bank Washington, ID. g.. the
Royal Swedish. Norwegian and Iiai ish Lrga
tiOns. at Washington Hon. Jos. Casey, late
Chiet Justice U. =. Court OF Claims: to the
Officials of the U. S Patent Oaiye. and to
Senators and Members of Congress from
every state.
Address: LOUIS BAGGER 4 90, So
licitors Ot Patents and Attorneys at Law, LIE.
Droit Building WAsaINGToE. d. -,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-03
Vieioms OF Bsiss,

Niue millions Of Enpi7 PHI Boxgsl Whata
iad commentary on constipation and hiliousnessl
Naatav atstosehoase Of pills if an were col.
le,,,d. And to tlijnlt thatall these drastic, nau-
a'aung pills have 5,en kindly solicited TO enter
Tue sl'm1chs Of men aal womenl Sakenirg
disgusting to think OF. No one knows the
and aches loss oftIns, piles and iuaamma.
-5n' they have caascl. You dont need such
powerful medicine. SION their use, and Try
so dose o 'a..g'5 saline hpcrient md visions
"bIisa 'Ii mover over your detected brow It
fo.'eycaconsinaior, cures biliogsness, sick head
ache heartburn, sc. Tits pleasant, cIectull aaa
-scla, ard well adopted TO ladies' use.
Large bottles only 50 cents, and sold every
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INOcuLAL.hn pnIenNI

Some e'Eht years a@n became Tho ytctlr,
OF q earml Blood Poison, communion h d,
q nurse 70 my infant, mud 81 lr urnne
NE ogeoat Qud sgnyrsd FOR lN on We N
sue Mercury and poah iroltniont 80 iel
10 lri'e the poi on fnwner into MY syslnm
only 10 bresk tlt IN Vnre ioim ON oihe no,
tlunsof my body. Three months ngO haea,,
Hk'rS Swlu's Specific, anti hns CURED n.
which has come Ia mankind iu years.
MBn. NV ttEl NueHhie, Ala, sept. I, 1891.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-03

old saying "Imitation is the sm-
Rltery" Is true, cortainlys Muir
pnluan Florida Water is ono OF
highly battered OF modern pro.
I Every year secs now attempts
'pon the public worthless q n.
III the shape ofso-called Florida
Oat these seem only to have the
,,showing up In stronger relief
llng worth o. the genuine article.
hgulsh tho genuine article from
lions look out for the "Trade
harrow white strip label bear
'lghature OF Lanman & Kemp,
'Fk, sole propriotors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-03

a. ~ Nuown strengthening prom
n ,"' , combined with otuer tonnes
~ periect nerviue are fonnd In
, ,.9i' PlllS, which strengthen the
lpleXi II. ''0 "o 'iei'eS
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-03

y and H"lstein Cattle for sale.
! head Iine Jersey and Hols.oip
~ ~, m'lk or making bag 10 oalve.
SO soon. Price. Sos To SIS. Ad.
O''i On G. V. HOLDER,
Cor iraun, IeAas.
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vANneRnrLr-s mILnlnNs

Gou'd not buy rom me what Swift's spe.
cino nus done for me. ltcnrod mo OF Setofn
~ IN It's worst form, agter Ma gu ffe,,e,i MI,
~ hitgeh long years, and had tried All H.,
teinedios, only To break down my heaith Al, 4
~ sSo ne almost helpiesA
Mrs. ELlZABTrH BAKER,
AcW0rth. Ga lnlN 4. Issl
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-03

J. Salal Dressing is composed
N MN ana choicest condiments
~ui buy. 1t surpassos any that
n r1o y, at home, is cheaper, saves
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-03

y y Class work aud low prices, 10
p,Iarrow, SO Main street, every.
NY ,ue gus hitting and plumbing
DC found there.
Il. Il. DOYLE, Manager.
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MsplclMEs

DR EUGENE DEvAUX, or FRANC,
~ made ~ his agent for The state OF rex,.
10 sell hls paver-failng remedy, mature
Con nubial Restorative or Nitallyer.r A
aueetedwlta nervous debility, inss OF man
hoon and al kindred diseases, should al one
procure ms circular ffpm which to learn III
cause OF the diseases abnve mentioned the,
.,t once procure rom rs, or through us h,
your druggist or byeApress, the uever-faillu.
ienhedS NRoWnus & BALDWIN,
wholesale Druggists, Dallas, rexas.
ny Setdl ~ tioweli Bros'- and j. Ia Williap,',
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|lAL AND COTTON.
sYnoHs AND RoNns.

kK, Dec. a. Money l9tS, closed
FINE mercantile paper.4 506;s err
G, q lirmer: lSi; So hit, 1881
Exports fa' the week, $5,273, tO0.
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\ u browns Iron Bittors &C.. Bal.
|S 'su ,. ior the prettlest picture
v nlSde' GIVE namo and street
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Isy,an IN his humorous inper.
~. morrow might. Admission
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Dollars Worth OF Clothing for
Ten Dollars.

we invested thousand OF dollars
! forced sales in the east. We
fears mt so. -
Il HINHARDr, the Clothier.
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3 1 o o ID

An iniefe ting reatisa On Rlnod and Slxin Dscs..s
Viii be meied Zee % any one who will scnd thety
drcss' 10 theSwifts ecia Co drawers Aslapts. e..
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~ p tcltevilcnt that physician paving
particular attention 20 Re- class OF e9ses fttnins
great ~ aud physicians iu fUQilar practico
~ over the country kn0wirR this frequently
Recommend eases 10 the OdOf, Office IN Amerl.
70, ana We proved good remedies OF all
i've Anu Countries are used, = whole house IL
u"d l9t oAce PURPOSES, and lli are irfatch with
shlll Va a respectful maTurr, md, kuOwinF
what W 10, 20 experiments aro Wadd. on ao-
count OF the rult nuilhtf applying, the
charge ore Eepi lows pfiea lower ihan IL de-
mlnued ny other " You secure the skill and
got atneCdy and perfect lilo cure, that Is tho
important matter. Pamphlet, 90 pages. Sent
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lorn 4 FnErnrnn.

n H., "sh Angelica, sherry, Tokay,
|os'' or amy other wines, cont
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e OU M ID /?
FOR LADIES ONLY.

4 hE,l,1ihOY carbohydrates Physician.
aud Druggists at iis nome
Il REMEDY hui Mr.. T.. w. O'Nrl g,rl.
water, Ain SAVE raise hi-wllr from au l.
val Us bed, and hc believe, saycI h,r i,G,
W. N.bh oi Wulch - owi emf fthnt
merchant said; "l would % iyDr ,flI y,
soon us would % u,cllc for w rt2 ta.t.c.
ni your med elmo did for INV lwghttrn
EM tuN in r'guul iu " +. g. Cn4.
,,I.' M.Drdm p'st, rhumssyiUr, Gt saws:
81 Nl recall Instances in winch 10 uIuI.ip
~ ~. eve, ull the uSu % rCmtu ir. rri gt "
itH .sl'f bnut which ur H. u. FerraII,
lHN .0n2c, Ga, W ! es:"i have used Ipr ,h,
lost % yeu" the med Inc yuu orr puttlng
W. una c'rside' ~ the be- 2 combine ION
ever plitcn iO-C h p or the isca.c E,i
hiCh u Us recommended
EEh fDf about which DR.. joel Brpuhum
Nu'nla, ,aldi 81 have examined "a re-
clpc d have no es tntihp advising II.
use, nnl conf emily rcrommet u % f."
4 REMEDY which the Rev II. 4, T,bu, ON.
near Marietta, ia, says hr has usod IN his
INully with the "utmrst SHfistncu NJ mud
recommended II to three fImll es, ",yhu
i1Ia : 90 ne Il what 10 IS rcrnmmen tel
4 NEhEDh OF which Femhcrtuu, Ivcr-on ~
htHuNou SiN' w have been selling u
'or many years, with cuns'fm ly iucrsnsi u
sues Tue article ~ staple with us and
.oie OF absolute crit"
Il Rem Eoh ~ which Lamar, Rankin & Tl.
mNf say; I'VE cd 10 gross IN fOur mont Ia.
aud never soil II many place but What n
was wanted again."
1 REMEDY By which Dr. Baugh, OF In.
Grange, Ga, M =; 81 cured ono o. h.
most obstinate cases NJ NIUAuiot's MN
srRuAr,ON Tint csor came within my
knuwledsc, with few bottles"
A REMEDY of which Dr. i, G.. Hus., \ In.
sugh, Ala, says: 81 AM full, co'vlnccd
mn u y unrivaled fr that assordls, a.cs
which u cl Inns t. cure"
A REMEDY ab nut viii IN Malnr John G
Nh taer at At nia, well ami .avornbly
kuown all over the Unite Statesas1 t3rii.
crll Insurance agent say: Il used thn
rem dy before the war, on = lar alauta.
tnn, on great uumher al ctNgg. hlNy.N.
with absolute surpCsS"
REMEDY about which Mr. ". Stranru
Oi NAttcrNNile, ia, c jtlue, tunt one boitl,
CURED two members NJ hls family uf b. e.
htruG lrrceu Nrity ut many years Ruditr.
TFTEH ana T. nIsNfsr.N
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p'ner Should be without
IlUAN FEaALE REMEDY

" women happy.
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RAILROADS.
Nav RAILWAY TINS oARp.
Houston \ resas Central.
GOING SOUTH,
Rslha,,.n,nFr.t

~, !, a, GOING SOUTH,
Nc, New Orleans aad Galveston
Nn "a Stes IVA Sua,lyl $3.50 A. 81
cspt SNa lla ......,. 80. 1870 Z. Al.
Wv "''eans Express daily 5;50P n
GOING NORTH.
NO. S--'sl, Louis Express idailv) 9,M A "A
10. ll--Mixed TO Denison except
sunday. i9ls y "A
No. l--St Louis Express daily. g:05 p ~
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pl 5.H6 MARRIAGE GUIDE. p2Sps

Elegant cloth and gilt hiudluv scaled for 20
cent IN postage or currency. over any won-
celml ren plclurCa, true 10 life articles OF the
whyf Prnper ageto rhrrl. Vile marry hrst
Manhood MemuphOug. pAY' ICH gpsav. who
rhouC nt1rN How 90 Nk1 rsffluesa may be-
increased. Those Uar.i .O s. .ttsr.D taflnr
tGnrr! iuR sh1a.e tt1l 't % .rt. tr ~ feat
hy all Afu.t iittsurf fnHf 49, IVfu iock anO
Key, Pops n r.f .'n Nhsruf asirs. lot rArer
or pugf4gg.
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gAvORipE LINE 10 THE
NORTH, EAST AND S0UTHBASP.
PULLMAN PALAGESLEEPL CARS
DAILY BErW EEN
5V. LOUIS mad DALLAS, WORI WORTH
GL PASu and SAN FRA NClSCO,
DALLAS and NEW Or.
LEANS WITHOUT
CHANGE
rNAlNa ~ nALDAs.

Nos BOO and 500 iun between Fort Worth
AnI MaiNhHll daily, except sunday. Nos. l6i
and l5i connect at Forl Worth with trains In
una rom Colorado, Nos, 500, 80l aud gOi
take meals ~ The Union depot
solid trains III raso TO 80. foula. Also pni.
lAs 10 san Antonio, etc. Fast time, arst-olass
equipment sure connections,
Pacific Nauway.
For maps. time tables, tickets, ratosaud All
required Information, call ou or address
D.. j. TURNER,
4lcket Agent, oOi Man Street, Dallas Tex.
IA, 7. HUGHES,
PASSENGER Agent, Houston, Texas.
Il. W McCuLLOUGH,
Gen. Pass. and Ticket a gent Galveston, Tex.
W. IT, NEWMAN,
Traffic NanHgpr. Galveston, TeXns.
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loSed; New fnrf steady, New Or
''iy' r'"rH JG', y eady; Calves
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d. Ns's OeivUfa,s,d t.at.,
artificial Il q aud Ara
~ ssye All "a nmtlan nf
natural im.t snip tUun
49, 70 Tor 49, nsd laul~ar
,oh IL 'n ~ stlI. Sud Htlsg ID
roe. Our tru In relief RaU rGn
T ofiupture indutse l,y SOS AM
mist clearinghouse surgeons
ft Nhh IufI
&snnhci1-ti, New Orleaul.
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THE GREAT REMEpY IL
dieIdSFeuaIeRpguatol'

Send forour Treatise on "Health and Hap.
piness of Woman mailed free.
BRApFigLp REGULATOR co., atlanta Gn.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-31
NOTICE

Is hereby given that the Orange street grade
assessment roll between Pearl street and
the east line of lot one block 81, Hancock's
survey, has been received by the Su-
perntendent Of Streets, and that all sums
levied and assessed In said assessment roll, are
now due and payable Immediately and that the
payment Of said sums is to be made to him
within 1907 thirty days from the date of the first
publication OF this notice; and all assessments
not paid before the expiration OF said thirty 800
days will be declared to be delinquent, and that
thereafter the sum Of five (5) per cent. upon the
amount Of each delinquent assessment, together
with the cost Of advertising each delinquent as.
sessment, will be added thereto
T. H. BOYD, Supt. Of Streets
Los Angeles. CAL, August 25 1884. aug28 lot
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Travslsrs' Troubles

s'Noah.
Then you don't live here,v
"Wali, ! don't die here, do II Longs
I'm here I'm lvin' here"
When the train comes do you sup
pose can get ons'
"Yas. If II stops."
"But that's what l want to know.
viii Il stopy"
Il KANT tell yer right now, although
I'm al'ers pleased ter give stranger any
information In my power
when can you tell met" asked the
stranger, evidently thinking that the
old fellow was going In search OF infor-
nation.
when she gets here"
Nov, ssy, old man, don't like "a
be made game Of in this way. You may
have nothing to do but sit around and
spend your life 10 joking, but am thor
oughly 10 earnest. | have come long
distance to reach this road, and want
TO leave this devilish country. You
would confer great favor on inc BY an
swering my question: in s'raightfor-
ward manner. II the train is not likely
to stop at this woodward, why then l
must walk on until come to a station.
Now give me your honest opinion. Do
you think that the next train will stop
here!"
Now, stranger" replied the old fell
low, leaning over and tying his shoe,
Eyer ken talk mighty pityful. I must al.
low, an ef yer was preacher it would
take all the plank at the saw-mill to make
mourners' bench big enough fur yer
church"
I'd be mighty bad man ter hold back
any news I've got about this matter, an
bein' as l like yer looks. I'll tell yer all
know about these trains.
81 Thank you most heartily, sir.
~ expect know as much about these
trains as any man what livesin this here
community"
~ have no'doubt Of it,"
"Ar' all that know about EN- stop
ping here III tell yer"
aWell?"
"W'y, sometimes they stop an some
times they don't That's all know"
81 am half inclined to jump on you
and maui you"
Better walk ter the next station,
stranger, than ter try that. The last
man what tried it amt been able tel
tend the United States Court sence."
"Well, how far is it to the next sta
tom"
(which way, thiser way or thatel
way" pointing.
EITHER way"
"Well, these bout the same dis
tance,"
"How far!'
"Blame fin know"
.Ill be confounded il | stand this
Come over here and I'll lick you."
"Well, if yer wanter whip me wusn
wanter be whipped, yer'd better com,
over here"
81 can do it, and don't you forget it.
"Well. ef yer do, l amt apt to for
get it,"
"rll try it anyway, and taking off hi
coat a bottle fell out
"Hold on. What yer got in that bot
tle?"
Whisky"
"Then thar's no use in fghten." ant
throwing out quid of tobacco, hi
limped across the track, took drink
and said;
Train amt likely to stop here
Took another drink.
"Closest stations down this way"
Another drink.
Three miles"
Another.
MAKE it better. Two au'er half"
Still another.
"Go down thar an them niggers will
take yer on han car. Good day, cap'n
Wush yer well. Ell yer'd nounced yei
principles in the fust place thai
wouldn'ter been all this argyin'. ."--Ar
kansas 7rayeier.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-31
MINING STOCK.
INVESTMENT
-FOR-
HOME CAPITAL.
The SANCHEZ AND S0LEDAD
Gold and Silver Mining Company
Consolidated.

Location OF Mines, Mojave Mining District, San
Bernardino county, California.
OFFICE: 42 North Main St., Los Angeles. Cal.