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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-02-28
A ROBBERS STRATEGY.



An English noblemnn was, at time
far back travelling from town to his seat
In The country, accompanied by no one
except his outriders. He had proceeded
nearly tweuty miles, when the road lay
through small wood; and he had but
iist entered this, when the carriage was
suddenly surrounded by sly mon on
horseback.
Two Of these secured one of the at
tendauIs, two another; the remaining
two held pistols through the side win
dows Of the carriage.
"Iour pocket-book, my Iord,n said one
of The highwaymen, whose counlenance
was hideous.
Tae duke put his hand into bis pook-
et' drew out his purse, and presented it,
Il beg your pardon, my lord" said
the robberi "lt is your pocket-bool
want"
While utteriug these words he weighed
the purse with lis left hand, and cooked
the pistol with his right.
Tho duke retained his presence OF
mind and drawing forth his pocket-book
gave it to tho higbwayman, wLo deliber.
ately opened, it
While the fellow examined It's contents
bis grace calmly examined ihe ,iueamen;s
OF his face It Was not possible to i'm
agiue an association of human features
more perfectly disgusting.
He took sorTs pgp.gs fom tne dukes
p1cket-book and then returned it,
- pleasant journey, my lord" called
he, and putting spurs to his horse. gal
lopcd eff with mas companions toward
London.
The duke examined his pockol.boo,..
in whlch, when he left towu, be had e., =
500; and, contrary to his expectation, he
now found $500 Of this sum still left in
his possession,
He told the story to all his friends,aud
always used to add,
III would give, at this moment, GIOO if
you could only see this fellow. for never
did nature so completely stamp a .nau
for a rolber. his very look argued
man that was destined to come to grief"
Ia tho course Of two years his grace
had ceased to think of the adventure.
when he one morning received .Le fol.
lowing letter;
My LORD; am poor foreign Jew.
The prince whose subject I was became
a bloed.sucker to his subjects, so that lie
might have the means OF hunting the
stag, and giving this animals blood to
the honnds. | went to England with
five Others of my religion hoping there
to find the means OF livelihood. fell
i'll at sea, and the vessel in which | had
taken my passage was wrecked. A man
whom / had never seen before spranr
irom the shore into The water, ana saved
my lille at the risk of his owp. He took
me to his house, caused me to be we'll
treated by his family, and sent for a
surgeon. He was a woollen manuao.
turer, and had twelve children alive. 1
recovered, and he required nothing
more Of me than that should occasion
ally visit him. Some time after. OBJ
served during ono Of my calls. that he
was in a state Of goat detection.
The American war had broken oal: he
had sent $4,000 worth of goods to B5s.
ton, and tie merchants there would not
pey. lie confessed to me bill of *.
change drawn by HIM would become
due that he could not pay it, and that
II he did not he was ruined.
would most willingly have assisted
him, but It was out Of my power; and,
relseiing that owed my life to him, de.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-02-28

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Lility, dsoriered blood, weak constitution
headache, or any disease O, a bilious ma
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Electric Bit,erl, You will Lo surprised to
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you will b. inspired with new life, strength
and activity will return, pain AMI misery
viii cease, aud heucalo-th you will rejoice
in the praise Of Electric Bitters. Sold at 50
cents a bottle hy Tom Thomas.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-02-28

Fac professional money lender never
neglects his business lie always takes
all the interest possible in it,
1t is Supposed that ambition is like
a wsalher-cook, because it is vain aud
glittering thing to aspire a spire.)
A fool and his gun are soon parted
especially wLtu the forInsr blows down
the muzz!e OF the latter 10 sec II it is
loaded.
-Au eat,rprisiug printer set up "tho
feast Of the pentcco5t," so that it read,
"ths feet on the rettio'at." Funeral Of
two o'clock Sunday.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-02-28
THE IRISH WIDOW RELATES HER
EXPERIENCE WITH ROLLER SKATES.

"Arey ye at home, Mrs McGlaggerty?"
tao widow Mogooain shouted over the
back yard fence in the direction of her
neighbor's house.
"FnitL'n am. said Mrs. McGhgger-
ty, ''an'-its glad am to have home to
be in this cowld weather.
We'll have something to show"
the widow remarked, IAN shlrike me
dead wid feather, Mrs. McGnggerty,
ar il is Aowsosily yell be aitAor layin'
your two blissed eyes on"
what is III"
"Sce here said tho widow holding
q pair Of roller skates.
"R0vler shEoites, " said Mrs. llagoo.
gin. me daughter Arethoosy brought
them home lusht noight, an fwhin I
aZed fwhat they wug an fwhat she vas
goin' to do wild thin, she twold me they
war tho proper caper fur the comin' say
son. Then Lux ont mo foiue lady SAYS
I that yer don't cut cash in yer skull
c fut long, sez l, an it's mebbe breaA
yer reel; Yer will, au' thin ssz |,
twherell I be Gfiher Gettin' tho money
/ TO bury ye? F1iz'n, a,z l, GfI yer wur
10 die on my hand this wintAer,' sez l,
the city 'ould have 10 pay yer funT.l
ezpiusis an ye'd have no little geils in
fwhi.e dhrossas,' sez l, 'carryin' ye out
to g iYtite bearse wild fwhite Lo.sos an
n magyar th9iycr, sez I, TO give yo
stoylish sind on"
"Do ye know, Mrs, McChgsey,y"
said Mrs Nlgoogin, che little hussey
only laughed at ne, an ken near Civ
fn' Lei a clip av the sh,ofe led fur her
GRIMM. Thin she up an p1t on the
shkoites an shkoited around the kitchen
loiko shwan on the Lake az Chrome.
My son, Tommy-the Toof, rs We calls
him-pit thin or, too, an be The sowl
av my grandmother, the Lord have
marcy on her, he shtool on wan leg nu'
ssrkled around loike fiiay The two
aY thin kept ON At me, Mrs. McGlggor.
~, Nntil pit an the shkoiteS ineselC
Thin they stood me NJ al wan ind ay the
room an Tomny Bsi, let her co. Wla
that fwhot does The two divilS d., bad
scss to thin an may tho diYj take Lould
ay tleir toanelis an make thin bald
headed aroro they re q month oulder,but
they pusht me across the fura an |
didu't know fwhere l was or fwhlt was
doiu' till KEN down on Inc lead an
shoulders in a pan az dough ! had
roisin' near the shtoye It was mer-
ackle, me friend, I didn't brake me nick
au' all the bones in mo oody, so heavy
was the fall ! got. / thried to yet up to
take hould az the brats, but me feet wiut
from undher me an shtrack me fore.
hsGd agin The Alre. Tue two ay thin
rowled over hughin an slkraimin' fur
half an hour, aforo theyd take the
shkoitss az me feet, an fNLin they did,
OF they msd wild themselves an I didn't
see any moro ay Thin I'll this mornin'.
Now Pm going TO give the shkoi!es TO
tho goats to ait, by heavens; afr 1 iyer
hear mintiou ay thin again III break up
house, put me childer in tbs loonaytic
asoylum, an go into the widdy's home
far the remainder av mo dayg.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-02-28
Drunkenness, or the Liquor Habit, can bo
Curedby administering Dr. Haines'
Golden Specific.

It can be giyon in a cup of coffee or tea
without tho knowledge OF the person taking,
it, eIeoting e speedy and permanent cure,
whether the palcuL ia q moderate drinkar
or an alcoholic wrecE. Thousands Of
drunkards haYo been made temperate men
who have taken tho Golden Specific in their
coffee without their knowledge, and to day
believe thav quit drinking of their own irea
wii. No harmful elects result from its
administration. Cures guaranteed. Circulars
ard testimonials sent free
address, GOLDEN srEcIsIc Coz
lS5 Race St, Cincinnati, O..
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-02-28
Ifnot paid in advance, $1.25

49, = sweet, Gushirg poetess asks plain
uysiy' "How DO tho roses fade7' AL
though vo haye read rp very much on
the subj5c We feel that We can truth
fully answer, "grtduallg."
"A woman who can smile swee.lv at
her neishbor, vino has jast come out il
ne" and expensive sacquo, while she
is compelled to wear her old coat, NAV
be set down as the personidcation Of
goodness.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-02-28

The PLEDGE Every Saturday even
iug, when barber shop in Troy is
crowded by young mechanics getting
their hair cur for Sunday. a pli S, who
is jealous temperance advocate arrives
to get signatures to pledge Of total
abstinence, lie thinks that he thus saves
many a fellow from spending his weeks
wages in a spree.
What is the best covering for the
head' demands Western Journal Hair
isn't bad.
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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24
SMALLPOX.

Panic In Montreal Court Room by the
Discovery That the Father OF q Small.
Pox Patient Was Sitting On the Jury
Alarming increase of the Pestilence.
MONTREAL, CAM, September l7.-Dr.
McNeece, Assistant Health Officer, was In.
formed yesterday afternoon that there
was case of smallpox In small eating
house, opposite Bonscour's Market. On
going there with Officer NORM, tho PEG.
pie of the house would not allow him to
enter. Forcing an entrance, he saw men
eating their meals, and 10 room adjoin.
found young lad very i'll With the dis.
ease. The boy was forcibly removed tc
the hospital.
DIR. McNeece discovered that the boys
father was sitting on the jury in the
Court Of Queens Bench in trial for
murder in which man AIMED Considine
was accused of numbering Policeman
Malone. The doctor rushed to the court
and told the Crown Counsel, who in
formed the Judge, asking leave TO have
the jury discharged. Counsel for the de-
Tense opposed this, as man was on trial
for bis life, and threw the odium on the
Crown of keeping the man In suspense.
The counsel for the Crown repudiated
this and said it was case without q
precedent. The Judge sent for the health
officers and the Chairman Of the Health
Board, aud, having heard their evidence,
discharged the jury.
The boys father walked right among
the lawyers, who scattered, amid the
laughter Of all present. The Sheriff paid
him, and he was discharged from further
attendance, when he went straight to the
nearest house and "liquored up" The
Court adjourned, and last night the health
officers were disinfecting the Court.
MONTREAL, CAM, September ls-The
death rate from smallpox Wednesday
was the largest since the forty.twc
French Canadians fell victims to the
scourge. The contasion is spreading a,
an alarming rate In the suburbs on the
south side of the river. At a meeting o.
the Board of Health yesterday, which ha.
been recognized by the addition
OF six members OF the Citizens
Committee, 1t was resolved to en-
deavor by providing for the
families attacked, and by furnishing tn,
best hospital accommodation to prevail
upon them to isolate themselves, and |
by the end Of the week this was no
done, to secure compulsory isolation.
French Canadian member OF the board
intimated that II this was attempted Q
riot would ensuc. The number of casel
is so alarming that the authorities refus
to furnish information to the press.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24
THE SILVER QUESTION.

The Diicmma In Which Speaker Carlisle
Will be Placed When Congress Assem-.
bles-Which Horn VIII lie Take7--biand
and Reay an Will stand by the silver Dol
lar.
WASHINGTON, D. c., September ls.--
Representative Warren, OF Ohio, Is In
Washington. He says 1t Is his BELIEF
that Congress will pass compromise
silver bill at the next session. Referring
to the silver question as likely to be
prominent issue at the coming session OF
Congress, the Star publishes an article
purporting TO give the attitude OF the
administration and OF Congressional
leaders on the subject. 1t says:
Both Mr.. Bland and Mr.. Reagan are quoted
rs declaring their determination to stand by
the Bland dollar uncompr0misiugly, and the
anti. silver men say that Pres dent Cieve.
land has not altered his views In the least
since writing his famous anti silver letter
shortly after his election. The prospect
seems to be for straight issue ON both
sides, and the outcome depends on whether
or not the administration has received
enough converts since last session to put
them In control of che House on
that question which 1t Is thought
will be the most important in
the organization Of the House; and in
this respect speaker Carlisle will be placed
in n very awkward position There Is no
idea that he will meet with any opposition
In his canvass for the Speakersh,p, end ne
will have to decide as to the organization OF
the Coinage, Weights and Measures Commit
tee, which will have the silver question
before II. According to the general custom
the old chairmen, who have served salts
factorily, will be reapponted at the heads
of their respective committees. Thus
Mr.. Morrison will expect to be at
the head Of the Ways and Means. MIR. Ran
dall's friends will claim for him the Appro-
poet to be mt the head OF the Coinage,
Weights and Measure Committees. lie will
expect also that the committee will be or
ganiZed according to his ideas, so that the
silver men will be in control. Should his ex-
pectations be accomplished, the silver men
would have the reins in their own hands and
the administration would be defeated ut the
outset. On the other hand, II Mr.. Carlisle
should refuse to place Mr., Bland in his posi-
ton, or should organize the committee 30 as
have a tendency to commit the House to the
support of the administration before any
vote had been taken and to plunge into q
long and warm contest at once.
In the face OF these circumstances, 1t Is
important to know what Mr.. Carlslc's
Views on the question are. The silver men
naturally reckon on his being with thcm as
| opposed to the New York bankers, but 1t Is
| understood that he has studied the question
| very carefully, and Is inclined to think with
| the President that there Is danger In the un-
| limited coinage of silver dollars. This ques.
| ton Is giving him more uneasiness than the
| tariff or any thing else that may come before
| Congress this winter, and for months past
| he has been talking with men on both sides
and making careful study of the situation.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

EDWARD ChHiLL, a tramp, was killed by
Waterman at Waverly, N. J.
SENATORS VEST and Co,krell of Mis-
souri,, will return to Washington this
week.
EMPEROR FRANCIS JOSEPH OF Austria
has created fourteen new peers.
oRGED township warrants are still be.
ing discovered In large amounts Ia In.
diana.
REL was hanged Ia efTlgy by the vol.
unteers at MI ston, Ont, on the 10.h.
The village OF Solliers' Grove, Craw.
ford County, Wis, was almost destroyed
by fire on the 10th.
The Empress of Austria is taking a
pleasure tour in the Imperial yacht.
GENERAL MALcoLM HAY, ex- First AS
sistant Postmaster General, 10 very i'll at
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The island Of zap has been reoccupied
by the Spaniards and man-of-war
placed on guard.
A CASE Of smallpox was landed at
Chicago on the 10 from the schooner
Cuba from Montreal.
RAILWAY returns Of France show q
great decrease of tourists in compar: 8 On
with last year.
THos. +. KEHoR, O telegraph operator
at New York, has been arrested for shoot.
ing at q woman.
TIE Bulgarian army has been mob;l.
lied, and corps has been sent to the
Roameliau frontier. NJ
Frederick HAssAUREK, proprietor oil
the Cincinna Volksbiatt, Is reported t.
be dying in Paris
EARL GRASvILLE's deafness has in
creased to such an extent that it will b
impos sible for him to re center public life
REYNOLDS, charged with the murder Of
the two Plnkstoas in N,braska, has beer
committed for trial without bail.
A STRONG army feeling Is being worked
up against Lord wolssley, and his con
duct Of the MI, campaign will prob
ably be subject Of Parliamentary discus
| eior.
Tue American School of Opera has filed {
certificate of inccri GRAFTON in the County
Clerks Office, New York.
THx people Of fhilippop lis, capital o
Eastern Roumelia, have rebelled, seizet
the Governor General, deposed the Gov
ernment and declared union of Roumelii
with Bulgaria.
TROUBLE is threatened at Housto,
Tex, and a possible strike on account o
| the discha rge without cause oftwo South
ern Pacific engineers
A SPANISH garrison has been estab
lished on the chief of the Pelew Islands.
A OBLIGATION started from Dallas
Tex, on the 10Th, to Kokomo, Ind, to re
turn an cd d,g captured during the wa
from the + fty-seveuth Indiana regiment
REV. DR. WN. NTH has been appoint
] ed Catholic Bishop of Edinburgh
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24
Riel's Demeanor.

WINNIPEG, MAN., September FL
White Cap, the famous Sioux chief, who
was member OF Rlel's council, and who
took an active part In the rebellion, has
been acquitted at Regina OF the charge
treason-felony. Riel is taciturn and mo-
rose since receiving notice of his respite.
The reaction is supposed to have been
caused BY his extraordinary condition.
He saws he does not think he will hang
nos, but says the result he wants to
bring about would be accomplished bet
ter il the Government went far enough
TO hang him.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24
New and Powerful Telegraph Comblna.
ton.

HARRISBURG, Pa, September ls.-The
Bankers & Merchants Telegraph Com.
pany, which was chartered under the
laws Of the State OF Pennsylvania. April
29,h, 1881, will make application to alter
and amend its charter by changing its
corporate name to the "United Lines
Telegraph Company" As the Standard
Oil Company has a number Of private
telegraph lines that are operated in con.
nection with the United Pipe Lines it is
semi-ofilcially limited that the Standard
corporation Is at the back OF the
United Lines Telegraphic Company
and that powerful telegraphie
combination is about to be Effected BY
the oil kings, whose wires now penetrate
regious not touched by rivals, and where
important interests center.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24
An Ex-Onicer Sued.

WASHINGTON, d. c., September H.
The United States yesterday entered
suit against Clayton McMichael, Marshal
of the district 10 recover s465, the
amount of difference claimed to be due
the Government Ia the settlement of his
accounts as First Lieutenant aud Regi-
mental Quartermaster of the Ninth
United States Infantry. 1t is claimed
by the Marshal that the account has been
settled once, and the voucher represent
Ing the amount OF difference has been
lost and he thinks it unjust to HIM thss
be should be called on TO pay the money.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24
The Lumber Trade of the Northwest.

CHICAGO, III, September ls.-The
annual meeting Of the Lumber Manufac-
turers' Association Of the Northwest was
held here yesterday. In his annual sd.
dress, President Van Schrick said re-
view OF the lumber trade of the Northwes,
would show decline In values of fifteen
per cent from the prices Of 1888, aud =
reduction In the amount sold of ten per
cent, compared with 1884. He thought
the production should be reduced fully
thirty per cent, as compared with 1855,
and that any surplus above the Legitimate
J demand should be piled up at the mills.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24

Naval Cadet Henry A. Wiley, Of Texas
member Of the second -class q. the
Naval Academy at Annapolis, Nd, has
been dismissed for hazing Louis briggs,
Of South Carolina, candidate for naval
cadet Wiley was the leader OF gang
ofcadets that gibed Driggs,'pu'led his nose
and slapped his face several days ago
whea briggs had entered the Academy.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24

A MEETING of the National Prison As
sociatf,n OF the United States will be
held in .troit, Mich, October 18th to
2lst.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24

TaE police Of St Petersburg have been
ordered to renew the measurs OF strin-
gency adopted during the darkest days Of
Nihilism.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24

IT Is said Bismarck AMI thu Crown
Prince Frederick William disagree on the
policy to pursue In the trouble with
Spain.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24

IT Is reported that the Sultan viii not
agree to the main prop ais Of Sir Henry
Drummond Wolff segartliny the occupa-
ton OF Egypt.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.

The Auditors Department Of the South.
ern Pacific Railroad ia being removed
from Houston Tex, to New Orleans.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24

w. H. MonaIs and WIFE, OF Mount
I Pleasant Tex, has sued the Wes torn
Union Telegraph Company for $500 for
non delivery OF message.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24

GERMANY proposes, II Spain refuses
arbitration on the Carollnss matter, to
ask conference OF European gov ern-
,nents and the United States.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24

THOSE who pretend to know say there
will not be a general strike along the
Union Pacific and that Wyoming will
soon be en- irely clsar of Chinese miners.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24

FIFrY-rwo active msmbcrs wer, pres
ent at the annual session Of the suprem,
Council, thirty third degree, A. A. Scot.
fish Rito for the Northern jurisdiction OF
the United States, hold at Boston on the
18th.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24

THE Director. General OF the North,
Centr i and South American Expod tion
states that the Buildings, grounds, etc,
IRE now ready in every particular for the
reception Of exhibits, and exhibitors are
request d to forward article, at oacA
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24

The Board Of Naval Officers appointed
to consider plans for the constrisSgso Of
the new naval vessels met at the Navy
Department on the l4th. The Board ex :
poets to have the report ready to submit
to Secretary Whitney within couple Of
weeks.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1885-09-24

The Columbia Rolling Mill, at Lancas.
ter, Pa, operating ten puddlers AMI one
heating furnace, was started up on the
14th after a long suspension, giving em-
ploy ment to several hundred hands.