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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
4 Rare Drrd ia Jsurnaiisn.

And now we learn that there Is an editor living who is nin.ty ore years old. How we should love to see him. A man who has lived shst long and has "hu,,led for ads" :" lodged duns. tough, xith kicking printers. smoked the average cigars that are left on the cditorb desk, eaten leaden wedding cake, poured Ous tafy by the barrel, and been knocked around, half stsrv.d. and cursed by everybody in general. and lived through it all is greater curiosity than ever Barnum got hold of in his palnies. dsys.-Evansville Argus.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
Barrett Poss lnstailatiea.

A, Q regular meeting of Blrre,s Post. C. A. R., he'd at Masonic hall last evening, the following officers were installed 10. the present year by Assistant Inspector Geo. D. Kendall, of the Dept. of Cal:
 Commander, Geo. II. Tinker; SeDio, Vice Commander, X. G. Randall; Junior Vics Com handler, c. fl. Allabach 70 Iar,ermss,er Geo. W. Sines; Adjutaut, J. J. Gosperi Officer Day, R. G:igsby; Chaplain, N. L Guthrie; Surgeon, Geo. D. Kendall; Ofli,eI of the Guard, Jas, Butler, Qiartermaste: Sergeant, Jas. Guild; Sergeant Major, J. W. Ci.V
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
BUsINns LOCALS.

"Our Chieftaiu,' only s ceats, and q good ., any 10 cent eigar ls the town, ai Aiikeus Cigar Store. If Just received, at Hutchinson . Cos. Corner Drug Store, another invoice o Wizard Oil, Elys Cream Dsin and sthel popular remedies, I'd
 For ten or twelve yean hsvs bsss severely afflicted with estsrrh. NsveI before found | uch decided relisf e from Eye Cream balm. I consider myself cured -J. ". BussISsTox, NeshaAissviils; N. '. (Price 30 ceots,)
 Rneum,iism, Gout and Neuralgia ore Geo-rAy caused b. urea IF the blood, and i, i- CD. of .te special properties of Dr. Re nynd's Samaritan Nervins to eradicate ell .hs.e disordcr.. For sAle s: c. g. Hutch insca 4 Cs.s cofaer .iypg s,oss. G
 I. ons week E.y's Cream Balm opsned . p.sssss in one nostrll. through which lad 70; brestked ia three ysars, sab1ued sn inflammation n m head and throat, the -s,ul. of ca,a,rh. Colonel o. N. Neillisy, osvego, N. '. (Ses adv.)
 We will iurni.h the .WKxxI1 JeunaALr- EIsss and the Weekly San Fraaeisco Call fo: s5.Sos year
 Lisbon Lemons, Misso7.i Apples. In. ported and choice domestic cigars, eAadies nuis and notions. Try the Punch -sut cigar. st Ford'., Montezuma St.
 Irs,rumentai and vocal sheet nusis, slso music books for sale by Miss Ada Aooss, CYrtss Street. If
 Try my siiveriue watch, only "Tsn Dol. lars" ihe best watch in the world for the money. If Gns. Fl. CUnaY.
 Conway has gone to Toaio Baein for . few days, but leaves Mr. Geo. H. Huber, vs,chnaker in charge during his absence. 0
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
Dl0eyles CoORs,

h the district court this mo,niug in the case of John A. Webb VI, John Asrs, plain. tiff was gives ten days ;o Ale amended con piains.
 Daegs u Lamport, osier that intervening complainant, s. Bsca, haveuntil Feb. 2i to pay the costs Of case or show esu,e why tis complaint should not bs dismissed.
 Same order in case ot Daggs w AcLssp, with 5 Bscs e intervening complainant. Court then adjourned until Monday. Jsn. uaIy llth.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

FROM SArvRpAY's DAILY.
 Oar merchants report fair suaissss. ! The Sterling nill hes startsd opsrssiou' again.
 Ffesh i.h IS sellise is Prescott for forty ceats per pound.
 The new city eMcish vill bs svorn ir this s'suing.
 Telegraph wires are down between Pres colt and wickenburg. The trial Of Hitchcock and Daines, 10 murder, Wiil be commenced On Monday. JAs. Hovsw lef, to Jay for Walnut Greek sfteI spcndiag Q ooot . seek in the capital.
 A large number of ducks iron sas Verde Valley are for ss:e in our markets. Palmer & Moore have recently purchased fae s,sllioc from P. J. NcCormick. of Williamson Valley. General wi,hers, of Kesiueky, who owns several promising geld properties oo Cherry Creek, we understand, w:li shortly com. mepcs sciive work On their development Geo. H. Curry lsft for two weeks hunting trip on the Verde to-day. Re viii be accompanied by Major O.ey and Osaess from Jsroms.
 Judge Porter, this morning appointed J. C. Hersdon Assistsn, Cniies States Oistfics Attorney for the prosecution of Daines Gd Hitchcock.
 In response Co . telegram sent 10 Captsin Pierce from Tombs,one, he corrobCrsssd the s,s,ement of the squaw recently cap tered near Tombstone Instead of belong iog 10 the hox,iles she vss held captive by them.
 M. Fo.nis hss skipped ths country leav- ing various and sundry creditors in the lureb to the fall extent of his credit in each case. It is supposed ,hss he went to San Bsrnar- dino. and should be strike fhas tov,, Bro. Fey would do well Co oct the citlzeos tEere through his Morning Hour, e V. Fc.Dis is first clsss fraud.
 Charles A. wesmors, the celebrated viti cul,uns', expresses the opinion that the A';f,os lsnds upon which the moouit grows, will also grow fruit uee' snd vines without artificial irrigation. There s 'og'c in his bclief that the coniitiops 70 doorish the mesquit are sufficient 10 support fruit trees.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
Special Election {,

Al . meeting of the board af school tiU:. tees. beid yesterday, it was decided 10 sub mi; to . vc:e Of the people at special elec:,on to oe beld February 3i, She quss- ton of levying special tax amounting ts t2.o0O to complete tie present school year. Owing to the norpay msnt o: taxes by the 4. & P. R. R, funds have run short and. schools wiiI be c.osed January 3ai for want O! funds, and unless the special fax is vs ted will remain closed until September. Isrc aui,es 6 two third vote to c,rry the tax
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
nsW the Money Gses.
Eprron JorRxAL-NIXRR:

EDITOR joCASAl-HIH8A:
 An article headed ss above in you. paper rccsa,ly indicates that called fo, couusel .s sn expense of over ts,c00 dur,ps the year 1885. Now, in justice to mysels, desire 10 say ,ha: if sad amount has been paid, or any counsei employed ss . ated, in any ms ter it was done vithou. my know edge and consent, cad the B,srd of Super visors have acted nolens volsns, and ex pended said sun, if % spent, without any consultation w:,h the district attorney, and 1 submit in all candor that they should be. fore doing any thing of the kind, do me ,b |, common justice of sskips my advice in st, p:e-.sss. Ttey did not. henee 1 an no responsible fer what they did do. Respectfully, L. r. Eeo1aA
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
AOroeO in Heoneo,

The french government has for . period of over 200 years owned and controlled many das breeding horsss. Ten yesrs ago France owned $500 stallion, shich q. kept for breeding purposes.
 The department of agriculture and com merce has direct control of ,his matte. Men are educated by che government f. the particular purposs of caring in.e!lgen, y for the animals under chsrss of this dc pertinent.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
p.. DusIer's Chsp msuss,

.cu:,xarla Street. Prescott. All the deli icls. of ,nc Home, San Francisco and 1sn.ss Cay ms:ke'., Comprising: F.est Eisb, Oys.e.s, Iobster., Chickens. Pigs Feet, rlip,, s,.lesi Lanbs, Tongues, Salad, etc, sts, Diacer from { to ?. '. Elegan: Private Rooms Attached. suppers and rr;s,s D.aDcIs specially. Pricss se suit ,us times. Opsn day aud night.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
RefOo0al Mention,

Supervisors Cook and Wips6.d came in this afternoon from inspecting the Bel Csapn road.
 W. W. Hutchinson sed family s,e ], New Or,eans.
 Thos. E. Parish. private sscsstary of sae Governor, has gone south.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
Tire as Ash rePk,

4 telegram WAS received this nosD;,g tt half pas, seven o'clock from Ash Fork s'a. ling ths, fi-s had broken out there iu tb. bakery, near the Cottage II o,ei. and ,ha, ., that t,m'SS.he bakery, mss, market, Coitsg. hotel had been destroyej, and several other euild ngs.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
A Cara

To aii who s:e suheriny from the esrors end discret,ors of youth, nervoos weakness
 esIiy decay, loss of manhood, etc. l vi sen3 z recipe ,l.at will cure you FR F OI CIARGE. Tl.is great remedy wss dis covered by ' issiosary in Souta America. Send . self, addressed envelope to the REV JOSEPH T. IxHAx, Station D, New Yori ,fr Gfa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
LOCAL NOTES.
FRoX THURSDAYS DAILY.

FRoN THURSDAYS DAILY.
 Tte week of payer is being ossssvsi ia P5escou.
 4 cod, drylpg north wind has prevailed tor several days.
 Hon. ". 1T. Robbins cane in from A.ex- scGss last eserirg.
 Tte city reservoir WAS vi.i,ed to-day V nu1te. of sxs.eIs.
 Tae Cs;arscs mine. ia Ca:sssc: District, ie ssij to be very rich.
 EiNsri II. Cook has 6isd his bead and Cs's 0: S-e a, notary public.
 Sr.s Ami. Goi3wa,er viii leave is few w-tks tos hsr Lole ID San Francis Q.
 Tie A,lsa,ic 6 Paeif: railroad com pany is'inklrg an .r;e.isu w.ii ss Wiilisms-
 Mrs Jernie A. w,l.oa has gone io San E:4rcisco on 6 v!..t 70 her moshes-:n-!sw.
 The acxiy elec'e. city officials will bs lsiGc,e1 ia:o oE;s on Saturday evening, Jsausry 9.s.
 Fourteen notices Of location of mining claims we.e fled for reco.J this morning before Rooa.
 WE. D. Chambers ras dee4sd to fred 2 .bei ,ae Favori.e nio-ng c.sim, Wicker D.s',c', for si00.
 afTs. L1G3, requests us to direct ,hs ss. ten:iOa of Charles Yates 10 "No;ice' pub lishet e.ssvher,.
 Hor. Hugo Richards " . prospective b,Oara, kins. f recent rspo.ts of ihe rich Eess Q: h.. niues .: Sign.l ere rue.
 The execution of D. W. Dilds sill be pub ic, ibe sc.f,id, for the purpose will te Grec'sd on ibe north side If tke j al yard.
 Tse ufa, fr gold watch ., Dude HesGqusr;er. las; evening, resulted ic tie b weea w. Q. O,Neil srd Ice. R,sch on . GsFos of io.
 Iparecent letter 90 wm. \, Kelly from Nj. Ru i-ok. ite latter stated tba, he would comm zee ~o,k oa the Prcscos: branch 9s;rca t.- Is, o: Nafc:.
 A. A. Moore al; today with fcuf horss esnyeyaa.e :or An Fork, ~aege be expecis t0 mee: . IugsteT of esstern capitalists, wLo are C nlec,eo with the Oro Emo Nio. irg corpsny. J.E AnSe..on hs. received c letter from Xr. Ballaok, .;a:ins shs' ae h's commenced | p1 chs in- ms:c.lAi To: ou, railroad, snd | Ika, tc vii .so,t.s h.vc men st Chino Sta- ton to iec,ivei'.
 , ], Ag.rj. srj .s.iny agent o' the Hsr,- { I'd irsursnoe coiapany. h.s been sPendiog 6 .ew day. ID Prescott. Hs hss z.sde head quarters wi,t ( k. M.rt!pdeli, ihe local sErc, oi :he .oc.pany.
 Tas Epitsp. is dev' lopins into f.st e'H.s i3l:ss.is.ic tc-oos.. lt "dops" with tLe g.e.;ss; ease aud tscili,y. During the p4st :eH days [; has oeo.Pisd every con. c,sssbie position ia reg ard 10 ,ne Governor. ps, c'ams;ica. "..ow You see q, and now yea - Tornt.sore Democrat.
 T,rbs ,nes pew paper, the Democrat, is cn Cur teblr, ,ui Is .isht looking sheet, we.. 1: ed r!,h iocs; snj g,ne,Al news. ln p:opiisieEs gre Il. ;. BFawiey and wm. TJm.iasoo. h pO'i,ics it is denocrst.c, but comes GU; ID strong language 'fo,ainst' tle G.vtTEor's proclamation.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
Nethinx sleW ia TiIs.

S.owness il not 6 desi.a5ie quality in these bus.ress tlmss. There Is Loia;n. slow ebou, St. Jacobs Oil. IL goes to the spot at once ana cr-es. No. matter how serious the attack of rheumatism msy be, how deep the cr', or how seveIs the wound by its magical power j. removes all rAe
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
FROM TvEsnAY's DAILY

A slight raintall to-day. with indications favorable io- more.
 Everybody should attend she a.emeas ball and eacour.ge .he boys. Oh! For agood smoke. "Aiikss's Bet" 1a1t cent cigar and you have it, Abaer wate has beer appointed sdm D. istrs,os Of the estate If :te late I.s.c Brad. I shsw. b:eeht ( Throne have been adding ,c sssir stock by ssseent invoice of uop sad Ussd.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
]. L. FISHERS LOCALS

oveIcoa.s froU, $500 and upvard 6, j. L. Fishers.
 Esrkc,s snd QuIi:s q your cvn price S, J. L Fnh.I's.
 Boys acd Nens' Button Shoes. tl % per pair 1i J. L. F.snerS.
 Flower Pc: Bake. ., J. L. Fish e,'s.
 Ba'ed Afa fa hay and Wheat hoy, 1r cents per lb, ., J. L. Fishes's. Csrpets and Oil Cloth, 70 cents per yard and upwards, at ]. L. FbhesS. Fresh Butter and Ego if, n tho ranch just received at J. L Fishesi. Fresh Smoked sbad and Hss,iag q J. L. Fisher6.
 Iuo' oooss and afcsies iD gseat .sty at J. L. Fishers.
 Hanging lamps and easadsaisss bsse snd shssPsst st J. l. hAhssh
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
Nervous Dobilitatsd Isl

Yen are allowed free trial of thirty dsyi of the use of D., Dyes Celebrated voltais Belt a.,h Electric suspensory Applisnee' fer the speedy relief and permasess csrs c. Nervous Debility, loss of vIss',sy ssd Manhood and all kindred troubles, Also fs' many other diseases, Complete restoration to hssltb, vigor asd manhood gssranteed No risk incurred. Illustrated pamphlet with full information, terms. etc., mailed ;res ky addressing Voitaic Belt Csnpaay Narshail, Mich.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
FRcM FRIDAYS DAILY.

OAs&t.
 F.teme.s ball Fc5.csry 2ed.
 Read Fi.he.;s Locals in ttis issue. T.y.or F..sh's ci.cr. ssoWed h Tomb. stoaS On iae 4;h instant.
 The Ash Fork stage arrived at isw mGu.es past nse lest evening".
 po rn; forget ,be club meeting to-nigh hi GtE Nj. Saaicrs's flee 6, S o'clock 4 priss,e conveyance brought sx pc ssen- ce!s D .rcm ;ae rs'lroad last evening. The tno.r, taken by the Prescott Grsys st tie d d,use or N=w Yesrs Eve Wss t99. U. N. Kline, formerly ot Ash Fork. IS Tuoniug, be Icsnopoi;tan Hotel ia ucson. Wa';Sr Giiiet,, iae T.ssician who went assy w..a :.e c.iCas, is anchored in Nc, gaes.
 A.topA stoek growers do not take the sctivs in,eIss; a .ive s,ock associations they ssoGit.
 Faeaix i having . rehgious revival They have rouni up t5e snneys down ihers every year.
 Hacdreds of ~sl!s viii b. dug al ovel ths territory in ,Le years to come for wate O: sio>k.
 Building railroads and opening up ths m,nes vii bring sn iacres.ed demand fo, home consumption af b,e'.
 Staokcaen sAouic prepare to feed du:ip( ESe co Ges; wcsk. oi The wiLter ;be very o.c COWS tczt Mi have calves ID the spring. Shs>c owners saoG !. bY Q. mcso.. i'm, prove ':ss quality Of their herds by th, irfa:icD of :ae better wco. growing b.oode. Tse Pgcnix Gcz..te sas .; iast ccfne tC esa- :, O thE tHe issue of h, insane s.y !u Ia boa. sss 1. -ss-ss waste ot pab l, noasv.
 B.vs= { Sp'nc-- a... ,wc s.a eugaged la developing ,heiT BscA EoI.- 1T ioe. eigh, l..e, tfon Prescott. The o.e taken out is c!-s isa sssie.
 Tae Tdc.o, S.s. c.sir.s % bs in.tiunen. ts. l. .,c.ri-e sdiii.caaI sroops 50 dsh' I=1i.-e ;lro~sA is --ucie entitled. "Wil tac H-:;cs Break pu;"
 C1.8g ,ae -esr .Ss3 there were niaeie.I s:5esls a.-1v ty he rr.sco:; police, iGs aHo-ss :s2 z-' v :z>. ..om the ssm' Gnou1sia ,o s3jsS.
 T-s 3lsr1 of .;us;s.s ri-i:s: .se schoo to-3-:, a1 gave psc:es o. Fa,ne. leave o Gb-e:- -s .>: :.se days. During hi. absenc, !. S. csT ~ih ns~- ctsrse of Ai. room
 The Abraue:crs $ Journal casrgss Gen Creek with ,ce u3PNaonab.e s;a ot b.iu, deEocrat. l. th,., ss n come othe tslrss i. has recently ss;G a5ou; Geus.. Croos, !. is mis;sk.u.
 Prof Farmer has had p.opos;;ion fio ths directors of ;se :e:,i;ousi nofms 6cseo ;o take ehs,gs of shs: institution sno wi.. lave io: J.n'x ss-morsow ,c 60. fsr wis tLeG iheIe.
 l: cce.n', tsss much ts'kirg to e goSdS ;as way Kasn, wurxorrg ( Co.,, sr noV doing. Prcss speak for ,aem.e,ve sra l: you neesi sEythirg ia their line, po uysus s:Yes,sai,y.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
Severe Accident.

Charles Willoby, the pianist, who is we'll
 known all over Ariiohs, met with . painful
 accident at La Triridsd, S,ners, Christmas
 week. Willoughby hss quit pumping music
 out of the piano, aud is now engaged in
 pumping water out of Ll Trinidad mines
 that is, hs is pampnan for the big Eaglisa
 company aow :uuuing those mces. Al the
 time O. the sccident, JciS Frederick, fore
 msn 0. .Ae mine. James Goodmso, che
 epg,r.er, SIT, prnpnsn W;llougbbv, ve;,
 eIs. inirs .hs pump shalt 8; ;te 3J0-i.o.
 leve'. with view oi pg,;Iry n ,he new
 and powaffGi s.eam puinp. when large rock caua laundering down tas shalt h
 its descent the rock bsckc into three piece,
 one Of which took .he clothing sHd .-.ct--
 of skin off one .iie of TVeienick, aro.he.
 treated Goodmsl in tue sane wgy, wAi!c
 the third st.Cck Wii0usbbs cn the head. frsc'urinS th. skull. The wounded man csns up smiling ID wi,h :be remark. "who
 irow'L ia, las h,ioki" wslkea down to b..
 Moore's office. got his head dressed, sBd-
 returned 10 his work -Ffostier.
 Csnaiet of Jarisdic,isn,
 A legal ccrfict took plaee recently n roa,o Bisin which illustrates the vssar;c; .. justice ss administered at times :n rural precincts. An execution was issued by he regular justice C. ;be pesce of the rrcciuc. against a team of horses belonging e q Mormon ci,izan. 1: was duly served by ,h. constable and posse ssion taken of the team, and the property advertised for sale. An- other msn who Ind ,en elected 10 6 simi lsr position then issued warrsn, for the arrest of the fra: named justice and con s;uble for grand larceny. The latter wsivci examination and was bound over to appear before tue grand jury, while the justice stood on his legal rigo's i1 the matter, and in 6 trisl, lasting nearly two weeks, was re- leased. n the meantime the property uu- der execution WAS taken and restcIed to its
 owner. A the latter justice who caused
 the arrest of the officer hes never had his
 bonds approved he had DO authority to ac.
 in the matter, and will probably fnd beIOr. the sf.is s~rmiea,es tat L. ' 10 gfe4N S'' -er, and one which is liable tc fPeevs expsusiss to him.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
fes Ae0s,

o.s tenement house. with tour roou,s furn,shed. Apply to
 jas9 E 0ss. Fl. Crlly.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
PiaDoO aaa Of9a0O

o! tbs tnrst tone and pest make, slited te this climate, ios sale cheap at
 GEo. H. CUIaY1 If Jsvelry Store.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13

The gentleman wh, borrowed ny Com piled Laws of Arisons, will be % kisd e tc return It immediately.
 W. Fl. xcGRsW. December %. 1885.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13

Some hossss ass almost huuss in ,A,,, exhsbidaa og iseslhg1uss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13
Business Commandments.

THOU shalt not compare our house with A any other for we have the finest assort- ment of goods in town. HVHOU shalt believe in ono price sys- A tem for 1t Is the best. TVHOU shalt not buy elsewhere, before thou 4 hast examined our immense stock; for by co doing thou woudst against myself
 HI
 THOU shalt not compare our handsome line
 with another's inferior goods; for in ths thou wouldst do and myself . great h. justice
 THOC shalt not think that others sell as A cheap as We do, lest thou commit si1
 VI THOU shalt remember the Sabbath day, A and dress myself thereon in GUT best goods.
 SIX days shalt thou work, and on the sey- 0 enth thou shalt dress thyself in one of our dress overcoats and go forth thankfully DEMEMBER thy children and provide ~ them with comfortable garments for we hav' them at ast0nsh2sly low prices A for this is our motto. "fR1A1 ALL MAx. KIND AIxE"
 THOU shalt come early and feast thine eyes = on the finest variety in the city, for this will do thee good THOU shalt not commit error by reading vague advertisements, but come at once to us, for we will save you much money on your purchaseA
 XII THOU shalt instruct thy wife and thy chl- dren, yea thy male servant and thy female servant to come and examine our immense line of Christmas and New Years goods, which, all admit Is the best west of Missouri ,. 0oLD~ATE <b 9o1
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13

o"'' ooots and arcsics iD gseat .ssy at J. L. Fishers.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13

Hanging lamps and easadsaisss bQt and shsspsst st J. l. RAhssk
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-01-13

Fresh Smoked sbad and Hssving ss J. L. Fishers.
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-06-05

two were alone in one of the small card
rooms, and there was no one to inter-
fere in case of disturbance. This re-
Election probably occurred to the elder
man, and young Thurston's attitude
was certainly aggressive. Mr.. Vernon
rather prided himself upon his discre-
tion, and he manifested it on this occa-
sion by Sinking out of the room with
out seeking to prolong the interview.
Young Thurston, quite unnecessarily,
as II turned out, sent note to Mr.. Yer
non, stating where he was to be found
next day, and adding that on the day
after he proposed to leave England,
possibly for long period. Meanwhile,
on the morrow, he was a spectator of a
sad little funeral in dreary London
cemetery. There was only one mourner
"a poor young girl. who appeared to
much overwhelmed with grief to notice
him. Young Thurston fingered, in
rather a shanefaced, embarrassed way,
among the tombstones at a little dis
tance, until the mourner, at the con-
clusion of the short service, looked up
at him. Then he came forward, an |
cast a wreath of white flowers into the
grave.
81 believe my angel was right, and
that you really loved her." murmured
the poor mourner us she passed him.
''Thank God for that, at least! Per-
haps now, in time, / shall learn to for
give you as she wished"
The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1886-06-05
WATER FROM THE WELL.


Early on Sunday morning, while the lark
was singing sweet,
Came, beyond the ancient farmhouse, sounds
OF lightly tripping feet.
Twas lowly cottage maiden golng,-why,
let young hearts tell,-
With her homcly pitcher laden, fetching wa
ter from the well.
Shadows lay athwart the pathway, all along
the quiet lane,
And the breczes Of the morning moved them
to and fro again
Der the sunshine, DER the shadow, passed
the maiden of the farm,
Witha charmed heart within her, thinking
of no Ill nor harm.
Pleasant surely, were her musings, for the
noddtng leaves IN vain -r
Sought to press their bright'ning image on
her cver-busy brain.
Leaves and joyous birds went by her. like q
dim, half-waking dream;
And her soul was only conscious of life's
gladdcst summer CLEAN.
AT the old lanes shady turning lay well OF
water bright,
Singing. soft, its halleluiah to the gracious
morning light.
Fern leaves, broad and green, bent DER II
where its sllv'ry droplets fell,
And the fairies dwelt beside it.in the spotted
foxglove bell
Back she bent the shading fern-leaves. dept
the pitcher in the tide
Drew it,wlth the dripping waters flowing o'er
its glazed side.
But before her arm could place it on her
shiny. NAVY hair.
By her side youth was standing!-Loye re.
joicei to see the pair!
Tones of trcmulous emotion traicd upon the
morning breeze,
Gently words of hcart-deyotion whIsnercd
meath the ancient trees.
But the holy, blessed secrets it becomes ne
not to tell;
Life had met another meaning, fetching wa.
ter from the WE'LL
Down the rural lane they sauntered. lie the
burden pitcher bore;
She, with Gewy eyes downlooking, grew more
beautcous than before!
When they ncared the silent homestead, I'M
lie raised the pitcher light;
Like Il fitting crown he placed it on her hair
ofwayeletS bright;
Emblems Of the coming burdens that for love
of him she'd bear,
Calling every burden blessed, If his love but
lighted there.
Then, still waving benedictions, further
further of he drew,
While his shadow secmel glory that across
the pathway grew.
Now about her household duties silently the
maiden went,
And an evcr-radiant halo DER her her daily
lite was blent,
Little knew the aged matron as her feet like
music fell,
What abundant treasure found she fetching
water from the Welt