The Cambria freeman., March 24, 1893, Image 4

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A gUEEU MAT UK A I j LAW
Atavism or tho Torm by Whict
It Is Designated.
To 1i Unrkl if Aw .rlhl the Slncn -lap
IH-pmTlly f m hililreu
Mnrncr 'rriAL at
llrrr.llty.
Amnn? the many mysterious forms
anil traits in human lift- an.l char-.u-ter,
there is nothing more wonderful than
those which eomcfri.ni. orur.'dcvloped
in what is known as heredity or atavism.
Heredity is an oi.l term, the nicanin;f of
w hich is fcnerally understood. It is a
word somewhat hroad in its sense and
appli. ati n.
Atavism, says the Detroit I-'rec Press,
is a ni'wiT trrm, ami one with a nar
rower si'ruiii aiKo than that conveyed
l.y heredity, although it may l
si.loro.l as on." f. irmiif heredity. I he
technical expressi. m is s iiiietimos writ
ten also -avitisiii." from the Latin
nvitns I pertaininf t; 1111 anei-stor ,.r an
costral). The term usually applies to
some stmnyly developed peculiarity
or trait in chara-tcr i.implv; to a mere
mental or moral force or weakness
which manifests itself at irregular in
tervals in particular families. It ap
pears to W e-ovcrnc.1 l.y no fencral
laws as have lieen olis.-rv.'d in t he ef
fects of heredity in the physical system.
Hut it mav apply to infirmities or dis
eases showing 'themselves in the M...h!
after lapses of generations in families.
Kleptomania is often a frm of
atavism. The innate ilislx -sit ion to
tilch. to steal slyly ami adroitly, is
sometimes irresisihle an.l ineradi--all-in
certain peo pie. It is a taint in their
nature something like the instinct ol
an animal of the lower orders, a f rc.
dith.-ult to control w here nature is al
lowed fret" course. The following is ai.
illustration of atavism:
Some years afo a youth of intvlli-f.-nce
in one of the very lest families ol
a principal city, a youth, who from th
force of necessity hail never known
easion to steal in order to supply h:
wants, was accidentally detected in th
act of rirlinf the wardr..le of a fr-.-ni
whose (jiiest the yoiinir man was at l!i
time. Kvi.lenees snH--ni i!t!y reveal-,
disclosed the fact that the same yout!.
ha.l Ik-i-m for years eii''a'.-cl in the com
mission of similar crimes. His p.t';
pilferinfs ha.l am. .utc.l in the a.r
yate to hundreds of dollar-, many
the things stolen l-inir arti ios f
which the fellow had no earth V ;
Investigations into his history 1
the fact that one of the your-..' ma .
ancestors four fenerations ha--!: v ; s :
noted thief, the Lad hlood ma nil'.- ':'
itself in this one instance i:in-.l i .
one instance only, s far as t!i - r
eoul. i he known) after the !;:;.- ?'
enty years. This is n. t only a - triki:
illustration of atavism, hut the fa--also
proves the truth of th.- ..1,1 m
aphorism that "it takes i:i re tha: tw
(fenerations to make a fcntlot i:-n.
A very interestiny ease . f at.ivis.n h-M--n
re--cntiy discovered i:i o:
larife cities. A minister of fr
aud relircment in chancl r I.:;s
l.rijfht. promising son. who. i i .. a.,
of all chicatioti. in detiance f!
preecjit and example. h:.s 1 ee. la - : .
tirm-.l hahitne of livery stal.ie. :::i-l
sp. .rtinif circles. He is a patron of the
race track particularly. He has r.
moral weakness except in the pencha:
to het on fast h .rs-s.
Where d'hl this j-unnj.' man first rc
eeive the touch or for e that leil to sr..-'
a career".1 Lv.-ry element i:i his trair
itiL' lias hft-n in efforts :. take him in :
contrary tiirecti. n from that of !'
present hal.its. l.'.-.-eiitly t!.e ois.-ov.
ns made that the froa7-c-i-ir:d:'a?l:er
tile In.y was a l.recii-rof tl u ri. niii ::
horse, and that iie of the pus .ions .
his life was in Is-ttiii-r at the ra
course. This is an example of avali.:.
in the fourth (feneration.
L'arly in this century an ircimora
woman cam.- to New York from Kurojv.
She rais.-! a larye family of chihir. r?
nearly- even,- one of w hom landed in :
prison in early life. 1 lie cr....'ii:.
records of the country show that tkr.
hundred of the pi--.'feny of that r--;i!.'
have locn notorious felons ami i:iT:::;'
of penitentiaries and other pri -various
parts of the country. The
louhtless illustrate the laws f 1
heredity and atavism in their t'ulle..
decrees.
FAMOUS HOUNDS KILLED.
One Hnnflre.l ThoruliSrel fi;4 Kkll-f
Hrr;iili f Lack i.f T
One hundred of the (inest-hre
hounds in this country w.-r.- killed rc
cently at the Stokes A; . hitch-u-ranch
on the I.anmie plaois lv - -aii -thcre
was nothing for t!-e?n ; eat. an
the man who was in chfsry. of the.
thought it more merciful t- shoot th.-:
than to let them starve to d -ath. 1!.
did not dare to turn them loose t.
ranife the country in their himifry eou
diti. n.
A f--.v years the ranch was th.
finest in the state. It was a rei'uk'r
old-country establishment, and th.
hounds hit.- the finest tiiat could 1.
imported. The u ncrs sarsk live hun
dred thou -and dollars in lrce. liner th..r-
!iyhhreti horses, an.l one day White-housi-
accidentally killed Stokes while
they were hunting.
The ranch was then pra'-t :.-ally aban
doned. 1 1 t'Mtk a hoi-.se or a steer each
day to feed the hound-., and then" hein
no more such animals left tn the ranch
the keeper killed all. The ranch is
now entirely deserted by man an-1
beast.
WANDERING WAITER S.
They Karn Two or Three Salferkp a Day
at liiir-rcnt Kr .t:iar.i.ils.
Many of the waiters in the first-class
restaurants of N'.-w York have short
hours, an lare therefore able t-i w irk in
several pla.vs. For instance, says the
New York San, an ambitions waiter,
who is employed only for breakfasts
and luncheons in one restaurant, can
easily enoii(fii serve the dinner in an
other. The waiters in some restau
rants, where the dinners are serve 1
early, are even able to work in others
where the dinner is kept goin;f until a
late hour.
An experience of a well-known play
wright recently suytfests some ludicrous
p issibilUie-.. lie h is Im-.-ii in the habit
ofdininjf at 1 )clmonico"s, and was al
ways served hy the same waiter. A
few weeks afo he d, s ided to try s.mie
of the odd restaurants in the French
in:fter. One niyht he went t i a cheap
tab'e d'hote at an uutisualiv late h ur.
To his (fr-:it surprise he f urul the l)el
monico waiter s-Tv-in-f m.-:ils at this
place also. The waiter was repially
astonished.
Sxvr.l by Their i.MJ ;rip.
A thriUimf incident in-i-iirrt-il near St.
(lair, la., the other moriiiii involving
the lives of two men. When the uiorn
in(f train from Shenandoah was ap
proaching the ninety-feet hijfh. trestle
of the IV-nnsyl vania milr. aii. a mile
alve that plac-e. at a hiyh rateof speel
the enyiiii-t-r va-s horrified at dis.-over-ine;
two men ahead in the r;-iti r of the
structure. It was t.i late to stop the
train, and as there is but a sin-fle track
and no sidewalk the nifineer. after re
Versiujr eriifine, clos. d his eyes to
shut .nit the sijflit f two hu-.uan i -injfs
hurled int.. space. The train reached
the west side of the trestle l f..re it
stopped, when the two men. supposed
to have U-cn thrown into the ravine l
low, were seen w alking alonjf the tr-st-lmjr.
They escajM-ti death by hanyinjf
from the spans w hich Uie trains ia;J
urer.
uAXig Tvomrn, ht.tr my sfrrj f
I was about ck-ail with wo,f
trouble when I becran to tike
I.xdi E. rinkham's I'l&table Csrn
fcunJ. " I did not know what rc?t w.ts
for months. I was so dizzy and
faint at times I thought I w.is
dvin. Oh! how my l-ack did
ache ! and I was so cross ai d
irritable !
"I am to-day a living witness rf
the wonderful "and almost miracu
lous etfects of Mrs. rinkliim's
Vegetable l'cjmixjui.il. Ke'.cf
uitli ir at once. Mv nnoe-
!iie came back. I slept at m.
I am now as well as 1 ever was.
"If you wish for heal:h, have
faith in" Mrs. rinkham's treatment
and medicine." Mrs. Jinnie
Arthur, Tavlor. T exas.
From the uterus and womb r r'nt;
nearly all of the troubles of v.iic;
Thousands of
women w rite tis to
use their names in
telling otlit-rs liow
they have 1 em
cured by the Com
pound. A 'I .1.
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Mr I AI. ... I. VMM. y'
From Pole to Pole
A Tin's Fabafarilia Iim demontriMsi itm
powrr of cure lor ull di"rst- of Ihe tliod.
The Harpooner's Story.
Sr JitdJurtL. Junr 1, IS 9.1.
Pn. .T. r Atter & Io.-Tk. iiii- year air I
vu hrpKj."T in ihe North 1'a. ifi.-, hon riv
other of tlw crew ami my.-lf -r; l.ii.l up -vttb.
imrvT. 4ur ixxlie wero bl.xu-a, unii swollen
snd iX-eding, Us-th looe. v,"','' blotchy ait
over us, ant jur brwith n--mi-d rotten. Tnke It
by and large were pretty baJly off. All our
Imie juice a arcideutally destroyed, but tl.a
captain had couple dozen b..ltlriff ATIB't
rARAAPA f .11.1. A and eave us thau V.'o recov
ered on it quicker tt.ar I have ever seen men
brooshtahout by apyothertreaimeutforScurvy,
anrt I've seen a ir.xd deal of it. ci. einit r-j n-u-tion
in vour Almanac of your Parnapanlla beinr
fi.d f..r scurvy, 1 thouicht you u.'ichL u Liiuav ol
tbit., and m send you Oe facts.
itespectfully yours, 'iLrii T. Visoati.
Tho Trooper's ."xperierv-e.
ifarw, r.asiitoland S. Africa.) Jfarch.'. 35.
1R. .1. V. Ater ; Co. Oen;!emen : f l:ave
amch j.leasiirs to testify 'a lbs ei -nt aiu i f
your Haraparill.v. We tave Va t:Ui..ned
Dere for over two years, du-in? hich time w s
bsd to live to leols. Beia- under canvas f..s
sj h a tim hrroitlit on hA is called in tl.ia
country "velflt-aorea." I h tlioea s-res fas
fvne time. 1 w:.s a.iviscd 1 tike your S-arsa,
panlla, two lx.ltl.-s c.f wlii.-h made tny sora
dlsaprar rapidlv, an.l I am r. -w qniie uc!L
Yours truly, T. K. P-'Uiv,
Troojtrr. Cip ZlounU d j:iileinn.
Ayers Sarsaparilla
Is ttie or iv thoroughly efT-ctive btood purifieTj
the only niedu i ie tnat eradicates the po'.sons o.
rcrofiila. Mercury, and Contagioua Disease
irorn the systeui.
rECTARIB BT
Or. J. C. Aver &. Co., LottsMI, Jli
Sold bT all rrojreist : Price $1 ;
'a botuei lor $3.
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SENEWES.
The- rre-at . popularity of this t.rej:irn:in.
after its test of many years, f-iiouhl be an
n-uraiii'.', even to the nio-t skepti'-:il. that
It is reallv tiieritorii.iis. Those who have
used JIai.I.'.s If aik Kkxkwkk know that
ft Um-s alt that is i huni. .1.
It causes n.-w proivth of hair on haM
heads provided the liair folli-lt-s are not
UVa.l, whirh is M-ld..m tlie fast-; restore
natural color to frray or faded liair; pre
aerve tlie s-alp healtliful and clear of
dandruff; prevents the hair falling otf or
cluimrimr color; keeps it Mft. pliant, lus
trous, and causes it to grow Uu and
thick.
Hall's ITur UFVTrwrrt prohiee its
effect by the luaiiiiful influence of it.
vegetable i iiirrcdi.-nts, which invigorate
and rejuvenate. It is not a dye. and it
a delightful article for toilet use. ( on
tainin no alcohol, it does not eva
orate ouickly and dry up the nntural oil,
leHvinir the hair har-h aud brittle, tui do
other preparations.
Buckingham' I?yo
rna tub
WHISKERS
Colors them brown or black, a desired,
and is the best dye, because it 1st harmless:
produeen a permanent natural rolor; and,
Deimr a Mnsrle j.reparation. ii more con
venient of application than any other.
mCFAKID BT
R, P. HALL, & CO, Nashua, N IL.
Bold by all Deal en In Medicinea. ,
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NOTIONS A:
fnsclie" !.!;.- t.v V:y Tri:K- In
Ihe 1 " -' ' --:!'-Thvv,..rl
"l.iv" is A:i-!- -:ix..n and
ni;!V. i;..l.s-.l. I- .-.': n a- :.wi i:tjii.v .f
h-.vV pi. ;i-:.:it AlV-l -Sa.vn -an Is-. Th-
phi!. I .:-i-t. a-s, r.-, us th::: it isal.i si t-.
tl. i. ..thi- Uiistus." a pis.f. ..r t.'.
a,..l t.. th.- l.:i''m -'u-t is-" t:i-t.-.
xvhivh s.i-sr,-t t Isaylnv that "th,
pr.M.f ..f th.- t'u.i is in th.-p-ss-in
..t " Th:i s unt hiisfjs coni.-s
fis.it!i.- X-.-U Kln.-an. t-. s fr..:n
whi.-h th.- i: st -n i;:..:- v..-.-.!.i i.n-i .
that aa.--'lh.-. -ths his .itiT vvv-nt y
f;iv.r.. A.-.-.r - t- Ir.-f. U.-at. wr.t
inr with ail lb- : t.-rily tind s,-h-.'.:.r-hip
i.f ;i!i i''rt. a U'-s is --.i trusi. a
t.ist.-. a -'!-;--t!.i'iLr . h .i.-.-." U. w i'ii:i.
th.- Is until !.in.'!it.-r.-f S.i -.n I !. n
'ist. is ci-.-iit.-.l vi; :i having iiitn-,rin.-.-.l
kissing in'.. 1 :d j ':" I. l'"t it
.s,-,-iiis :ss if that, had th.- :i:1ivs ls-.-n
s- utt.-r!v ii!..-!i!i.-.-hl-I!-'!- th.- K--m.it. s
s. :ir.-.-!y liuvc fail--! t ;.M: !!.:.
h--r. Th.- !:-.iiians ha.i r.-ai'y :t Mi-ii.lit-.fni
vv..r-! f.-r a kiss .s-i: hnn. vvh'h
-ain fr.'in ..s. the m .in li. and m. :."t a
lit 1 1,- iu..iith. a svv.-.-t i:i.iuh. --tiiv.'
n.c a mi.', t l.ti'.' ini'iith" vv..uhl Is- t hv
phr.is.- us. .1 it. hi-n a lt- si iitr.- i:.nri:i
Ky as";... I his ui.tii.r f r a kiss, li.r
Iji:'!isi u.T'1 K-.-!irs pn l'y nearly in
its pr.-s--iit f r:u in An ;.'!-s-:in -p.. ' 'ut li.
I.-v-lan-li -. Patiish. vv-'isii ami i.-r-man.
Ai.'. this is u . .r'. :.v . -f ii.t..l'
c:ii.., nat arai as kissii. may sa. ih t,
Is-, it is a pra.-ti.-e rtiknowii t. the
Australians. to tiie Maoris ..f New
Zi-alan l. the I'ajinatis of N'.-w Cuinea.
the s-..pi.- of Tai-h;:t i. t !: Ii.vrri.es ..f
Centra! a'il S..r.tii Afriea. the !..'..-eii'i-.s
..f I'rail. tiie savr.'res f 'l'i-:-ra
.kl I'lie.-... I i. ! rs a '.d the D-.jui-tiiaii.
Most ..f t!:. se l.enijhte.1 mortals
ha e S' t bey-.i; I tin" low staL'e of
nil l'i:'-r n .st s t r-. th'-r. Kissinsr p dnts
t- an an -ie-it ii ;-.-r.-d'.!sf l.eii.-f in a
verital le u.ii .n.-f -pirils-a l.elT.-f .-.nii-mn
to ail the A rya'i -. -pie t hat the
l.reath of a man was hi- soul, his
pirit. Spirit" is breath" and ""efhust"
is a ;ru -t
li.-h i-.ssii.!y a-.
.tints
f.r the i old air that is said to aeeom
pany apparit i- -l.s.
N ATU RC OP;JOSD TO EXTREMES
v.rovvao 1 . irrrct too VI tt-!i I li llir Istia
i t A :-..-1 i.-u C.ni-s.s.
Tli--r.- is a lii. it i- m ain."i'r Am.-ri-:it:s
to o-, , p. .-:.-. ss in ever t liin-' they
un.!i-rt:ik-. A L'.-'a-rati -n a:'., alhletie
f.jv r-N v.-.-re ai'iv- I a . i iv o n and the
v is.- in- i. pr.-iii.-t.-i! the ,- tin.-1 ion of tin-A':ie;-;
an. '.'v. in- !. ivi-.viir"..llir
i.tii'. r i-Jr.-m.-. a;..! tithh-ti.- s ..rts are
a-l th vau'e. i;!!y ain.-:i,r ;dl-tr'
tK.-n- .. It s t . t he Alt.H.na I I "a. )
Tn'-i.:. t'-at t.iai.y s.a ler.ts are ti-.w
i !-.- ' t r r - t t--!lt ioll t t he l.- . I. ip
liieril f r;: ie ihail t the a-emoii la-li-.i.
-f 1. ' h-!.'. Tie-si t n:n ion is a
r.-'. e:.i. i r ...le t- the : lit horit i. - s of t lie
-..!! '.-e-. arvl tin', are nmv en. '.-avori ill,'
1. i!iv:. i r a na-iii. d where'-,- students
e:'M lie p r i;a. .1 t taae -e:-i-is- nioil
er.itely. Tiu-re is ne ! for a--ti..n of
thi rt. To-1 i-i i:, i, a ; !i I.! ieisni is even
in. .:-i- . .: n - :- ais t ai t- Htt.e. T lare
is .'..-i':-! i ii -'' :'a : r : '. : .-f t la- Inly.
!l ': r.ote.1 :tt'.;!et.- I.r.ve . illa-r .!a-.l
v..i: ' or i i'.iI.i m l..n i-for.- they
re:, li- 1 irii i.'.le life. Nature !. s n..t
take '.i: : ' '.' t . ei! h. r t : r. riK . p!i - i.-a !
or ir it ! . 1 ;-:i ! . ! : -.-! -i aa-a . :. n ! I'i.is
who -s - !.. r t f.: r i-"'-' '' the p.-n-a;tv.
.;- Weil t-.-j-.i.-e that the
ila !.: - ! v. -h.-Ti a pale f: .hlil
ev.-sai.ia :--! -a --re the m:i.
of k n ' ! ... t .- v ; ; i . i. . v . i i to
o-i5.,r ! . ' ' theothcr extr.-.lle tlie.'l
re'.': - : aai i i'.itr.re as th-- most
iiai- ' t!.i.." in i!:.-. The y--i:iiiT
; ; .-. . al lei oiu- i-,st':..- -. ..f
: a:--.': ..- uM he . a- . . t.. :!;e
t a 1 : : ;. :' j 1 --i.il - - . r. l .. : 1 ' : i r ". . : ; i 1 1 -alio.:
t .. ; .;:; r L'aia--- s..,,.; - ! i,. ,t
I a. I : I- :t they -ho;.;. 1K.
! . 'i 1 : . ::. ' r:. i.-i. .-. . el t -iifii a. w i--e
:h-.;; !' t:.--'r ti.'.ie n will enai.h
i lain to ... '. ; .r.i. ralUiilioi t . . loir
si u lies.
THE f .1 A H o I E D FLIRT.
sos-iely I! i tliR r.t.i.T t-- l,e k Her
I l.i. -r as i.ll Sueee-s.
Ti-e 1-. !.':.! ; li -f tie- iTiarr-e.l i'.irt to
her ; r .;ier s. I er- a a-! . ! u' a i - i ' aid
;!: ... u.T of a I y s-n-.'ie i:,.;ivi luak
s.. i e aid in-, ke I !: i.e. es-a ;-y pro-l.-.t
it iloes iaa. for. a -. r.iinrto
!i N.,;-ih . tn.-ri. an ih -. .. . if society
is a..;.; .i:-'. it is le n'.lo. .-'.' I lt
to, ....-e!i to it. tl.at t he i -i ha the
JT-e.i i'a ! t. i'..'i- a; ;s-a ra n-. of i's nicia
i.ei s. i-. r. :.t- ta i .h : with faults not
f oi.ii I oi:t it. ; lad t:- ni l.- its. if.
ei.u.s . i ;. s' Im- il'-!:!:itel v !:;:aie t ef. -re
it feel-;;:;;. -es.-ity t- take ;-ooi:i -...jk-o
.f : k !y kn-.-.vs V?I I hat t h:-se
inarri.-.i ' ire- s ,.'..-i'.v like t. ; . ra Is. lie
!.i.li s. -a !. .:.. it. .i :..-r.!(- 'a res: "l am
ii-.t l: " sis', r l;e -. r. t":!-:..-o 1 ia r in
:iii.a: r or r..r.fw..i-. if !..-r l.r.--iar:d
'ieia'.iA tiie jiri-tty wen. aa's varari.-s
what riyht have 1. i;aL ri .-lit has any
one, to say a v. -i d ali- at her'.'" liat it
s a f.i -t. tnat if h-.- i.-ty Innv::.-.: on
v.ivis v iio airira.te to ; ! . -i as, a Vi-s iie
pri vi !t hot !i .f y .v.n-j i:v-. a n. i a i v-.s.
tiie eiistrun would 'i-.-..aie sT.-.ie a:, i of
fensive. If il ivn'il.! o -e f i ree. lurnie
v..ii:;' marri.sl v. i:ie:i wi .iare mi tlie
tera:- with t lit ir h is! o.i i . ih-s ri I e, I by
.'.! i! ia'a.-.i ' in "'I he i .vui tlieW.rhl"
"a.s slr;:n-e a-, if t'leyha-l l-eiiimar-I
'-.-tl a Ion tame. ::'a 1 :ss w.-II Sired as ii
they had never been ni: ri'ied at a!k"
yoiiii r tf.arrie.l Wotm-ii would ln-!iave
t!ii-:ii.s-:-,v-, better. It is "eiierally
tii.r.'e-!:l that Mr. ( ol-.reve v.rolel.is
p'!a f-r a very di-s .! a !,- sio-,.; i,a reali
ty. 1'i.y seem in have ln-1 ri written f,.r
a ie-. . roi:s. ral !. r - ai. !;l-l:n : 1 ' eii
I'l'iii ii Hi. if v. e t . ii. pare it v.liliiiiii'imn.
MONEY NOT uS.
A Tin: itt v farmer in Ilnins'vie!.-. Me.,
paid liis !:; 1 or ihr :i s:ii! of .1 lies wit h
.- .: t-s. 'I'la y vci'hed i p.-ioi.ls,
aa.l h I i;a i In i n sa'.'-i.:r 1 1 u-i-.i f .r y ea rs.
A n.M : i Tiii.ii:i:, 1 mv" r 'its as to
tin- V.-ei-d. of peiiie:.. pi.! -e 1 t :tl
in a j.api : !..i , ,n a -. n f.-.-: ion. r s s, ;i !.s
an.l f .uii,la.it t hey vv ioiu-.l :; j. ninds
"i!i on nees.
A !-.:::..ixn to tho recmls .if the
fiiiled States mint, l'l.'r. i sii ver ! ilkirs
were coined in the year I !. Of tiiis
nuiiiln-r luit ei-r!it are now known, artl
they are valued at flotil to fJ.iK.I
ea- ii.
In i:i. the S. A. Ik eii.-tunpmt r.t at
Wasiiirie-t. 'i imi.(!.'i new I'l-e. a! pn- e-.
u:.-ii- rs and '.!.( hal : slol Iar
pieces were carried away from the
trea-ni-y rx.l.un.' by visitors for
souvenirs.
WELL TO REP.cDEn.
(loop pts-iple never bve li.nl eompany.
Tilt: meiiiory tif a hh-ssiiie- is itself a
blessi ;,;.
A m w ith a jirejudiee is a man w ith
a chain.
A i ftt tii can never 1h put in tint
prave and kept there.
Tin. trust .f the heart is always the
trust of l .ve.
Look a !::ieu!y svjuarely in the face
and it w ii! ri.n.
LlKf. litis no joy that is not L.-isAsI on
some Kind of a hops.
A si l.F-w.W'K man .'er!cnillv li rmtte-es
to spiil his jol somewhere. Uaufs
Horn.
.1 nines Kiissell I..,w.-il ivn-i ivnll.iri;;
alom' Irvinir st'-f-liii ar il.ri !.-e one
tlay when he saw the -end I'n f. ,U, ;!,
Iloyce a laid not over ten years oil
now handlinif a j i- .-e of ,,.se an.l a
st rerun of water rather r.-ekl-slv.
l-'earinr.' a du, kir: ,'. he !e-,'an a reia-ii-r-trance
a, he :; r rr. .ached. The lv
; 'isU iied e-refully until Mr. kiw.-ll was
done. Then be turned the hos.c on the
! venerable tet. who Ux.k Ut undi-nitieU
tlieThL
"WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES.'
GREAT SAVING RESULTS
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fT ISA 11 TTrsnovrs jsirsi-lf aai Cam.
Il y to r el thf. bac Talus Isr sAir msnrv,
onoa.i. in tsitr fssiwrarhy pMrrlid.liig
v'. L. liAtMxIaa skoi-w, wkirh rsprrM-m lbs
r.--l isisr lor pric-a aisWed. au t hvananila
will ii-n'v.
UTIAKE SO frB?TITL'TE.J
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE CENTRE.
THE BEST SHOE IN THE tVutiLu FG& THE MONET.
A ycuuinf tvfvl nhnf that vi I n4 rip. fine
atr, w;iml--A. ririi.Huh fitxiM. mure cni-
f-'riit-.l.-.f-lj. ISh nl ii.r.-iM'-ti.an anr '.ihr-lv-fver
f-.H & tiH?'j.,-.c) 1Ulva1s ciuAuru iiutaio iL -- cotin tc
trm l to .
r j ftnfll "i Hands-Mewed. fncnlf shoe. Tfi
ij hi'maI Hsu. t-x-y 11 1. I ii. ra! . tii ever ll
ftt the JirMf. 1 tit CllliJ llUC l2Uorird iiOr CXaSUll
-OO l'u!i ( Shoe, worn hr t irmm and all
0 w tirh-r-v u b Mhut a ti'l h uvy -t.!f. l!.r-
- xtu-im eu ftey to walk. In. ktnd will
k-i ; l h f rv n:.. I v. .inn.
CO 5C I- hir Ti.ir, J. 'i J.OO Wrk
mm m ina rff - "U" v iii iv nMri- wrar f -r ti
luoi.ty tnitu t." ii' rinali. 1 ! are mal',frT
u . Tiiv ,!' ... -ntfc,' Altuw iLt workinQMra
Vintb 91.75 &r
13 i y t :io4 i.re '.ni 1; t h l- t-. ry-
tivT; 'i e u.'fc r K-al'l--1. t Hi tlJ at llifT-ri-
1 oftiAc) 1 1: m -.. .5.
M tN crt t.:.-uleof t...- ixli : r tUwrl'al'f, a
ft' Mf-eit. Tm y are-ry f.tMI-h.i-.iMl.Ta.)lt-ao1 tlnra-
f r ri 4..t' f . 111? wb Pi-1! toKviwmUt iu
Ui .rt - tweurn1 Cu lnii: tLutout.
( am ion. .V. i lMuuLi!i ur.mn an-1 th prtre H
?ta:ni- i! .u tLe Im-iuhu i.f r-i.-n t-tn-i: !.. f--r i
w lu u y-Hi ;ti v. j rc ..f ?-nt t-rr'i ifi; t- iil-
i i: uTs .t in-r it. at -r lUt-n.. Stu-h t:ir-a it urnu.nr
1 rna tui rl taint ti r .)- t ! niftj?iiii Jy iiw lT oi-
ti ilnli'n' JIM M t.lHl'T fill-- .r-t-litf
W.iA. JMHtJ.AN lir Lion, 3ltn. SoU ty
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0.1 IaST OILS!!
Th A'l.iiitic K'Jiiiinx Co., of
ritt.sbur-r, i';t , m.ike ;i specialty
f i!i:iimt:if!uriri for the lionies
iv tratle the fiue.st branls of
i!u::iina:in ar.l l.u!riia!irg Oils,
Nl'iil'a aii-I (jaxiliue
Tht ri. ns
m FBQM PETROLEUM.
V.'c ohsnienre comparison with
v-ry known prohict of petrol
'uin. If vou wish the most
a
M : Miiiy : Satisfactory : CHS
;n the m.nkct ask for ours.
ATLANTIC REFINING CO,
I I I TH1 K't I'KrT. ,
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A i.il N:..i.ufr.riurr A Ilejj'i-r In
HOME AND CITY1YTADE
FURNITURE
it.rkv MiW U- Hiri l)
LOUXGI.BIiDSTEADS,
icid:. klkvKaNth avkntk,
ALTOONA. -rKXN'A
r7Cif -zir f1 'mfri 'U!i?y n-1 i!
iht-rv wlliitit t piirr-liR-Af li.nifst Kl'KNT
I'UKK. Ac. fil nmtt firioee ri- Tffilwcii Ui!j
!v::i'(l to i;ivt lis a ca'l t.i forf buvlr f isf
vhir, as t- are cm.ti.tt-iit itat wtj eai.
ni fv-Tj wai.t and plfd-'' I'vtrf ta-t
i'ri"s th vhi v lo-.t. 14 4ri-"i-il. ,
WE TELL YOU
in a M-rMi:iiiitt, nu-t hi-mthy ;iui .l-.':.itt l.u-i-ti
Th:it r-Ti.rn :i pn.ti: f- r fvt-rv bv' w-rk.
i'.rt i tin ..i-itit-i. Wf ttlh-r ttir woikin ria.
SVi' It-arti thii. how t make iitottev r:i'tll. ani
v 'i:r:iit -rv ii- w ! ur iu-i rtifi 1411
f.ihhfiiHy tin- making of ::HM( imii(h.
i- v ry on w tto t:ik-i iton w 01 k ill
-iir- Iv Mini iirri-.i- f h. ir fiiruin-; tht-r-
-n li- mo .( ii-r i it at.-Mir 11: .:rt-r nw a: work
:rt- lioiui: 11. ami u, r U'i r. .-.in io th aiM.
liit- i. tlt lM pa in; i.iiiif ttinf ' ott livt
--r If :! Tin- ruauc to -t utr. Vou M ljl lii;ik a
r it Miitak- il "ii :u:l In it .1 Irial at iure.
If u i :i- :lia -iiua;ioti. umi oi iiuki , n
nii! ijntr,l 1: iil .oitr- J: iti a mo-T pn-jM rtij
I -1 it-- . :it u oirli vou 1 no -otirt lv uiakt ainl :ivt
Irn-iT-- inn of moip-y. VUr r "iiil- of itiv 11 f-w
h-Mir- work will lt 11 -iml a wmL' a-i
h- tu-r ou :tr- r otaij. man or woman, it
litak-- no ii;ffr-ii'-. .. !t-U vou, an. tiic-
rt- will um--i ion ;u rv 'lart. Nt-iihf-r
t (s n-ii' or rupital n - iry. tio who work
11 - r arth-.i. Wti ot m ri r - to lav lor
tu.i pariirular-P, Irr- F- II.I.KN t .
CASSIDAY'S
Shaving Parlor,
EBENSBURG.
'I'll IS Srnwn Mai Inn Ij-li.r l lKal-.1 on
1 Oiilre ffrrl r.t-ar n.r '..ot.lv ttnt Te-
.Hif y lerii lnti....ni,i? re urt.isl.ri. .a rrr.1.
nn.l ntte.t ilrvrrr rn..1ern n.m riiipr.rt-, .in.i
! '.n.- 01 h j TritirM. iiralrl. .-t sh.i. Id
Nort;.ri '-.i..ria It Is In rlie ol c-ioi e
t'i.i..fuiifn .i, mi ,lf:, atu-ntiou tu
. OM.iij. er. Vi-ur iatr.,r.si ic i
Hi Hr K r 'ASS HAY.
l:-ll,r I; CALTHOS fn-, a, :.
I' --M! L'usrar.tr ibat I UTli.. v il;
Ml ' ll-Sr-r tt Y.tr l.-n
l l.'K SiirmstsiTSAs, Vxrlranlr
avauI Ul'.s'I OICi. Lsa Vtsori.
L'srHani fat if sju.r faf.
Addirms. VCM MOIIL CO..
s-
1.
FROM THE USE OF
sirs
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v Z I.p will, pt .'. -
Dvn-fy IS tv:l- rT-
yurowi i-TJvT f'-.T :tig
fir, JT lo 3 K)-,tc0
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Sc'v, LK MA.T. J O.
never wants to learn, but the
reads that
OIjD Honesty
CHEWiNG TOBACCO
is the best that is made, and
at ONCE tries it. and saves
money and secures more
satisfaction than ever before.
A.V OLD imitations. Insist on
having the genuine. If your
dtMiier hasn t it &sk him to
get it for yon.
m FI352EH & BROS.. Loti'iI!5.1Cj
PILLS.
a
Plr TTARrbo and i ioTnll Tf' t-- it:'. c!
detit o & Lilioua fcLt: . tii- yi.-: -. r'icij
I-izjiii-.a, Ki-.iK.-a, 3 T-.ri:i,-?. I'.ir. i a:t x
rtiUTiaLlo auccess taa Ih n ni.i-.T--i iu cunr
t.''.Tft iy ajnii'lo nOontiji. i.'C.:ti -!' tii.i prt
Tcntiug tuia annoy irpjuit.iaiif.,u !ny fi:3
corrirt aiiiiuM-rdtTsof tiifti-:f.:ua' iiAin:iitMot
livcj- ail rcuijitd tiie bowelti. i.v il L-.y only
AeliathT-f,nlJhalmf)tpri.v1.-r,!rt tbooe-x-ba
caherfromdis Jii.tr-ai u t;toii.iljjnt;ljutfor.
nateiy theirpiKdr.o.T -s uotoiI UvrtfiisUth'-.
wbociDCtry tlieiu xbill Uznl ib.e htilp pi'.Is val-t-ableln
soiuauy ays tlAut liiy mil im.i bo Mil.
lii todo ubout tbcro. U it ati. r ali.-vicli htuui
la tie bece of bo many lives that hero Is hro
weiuakeour great bout. Oar jiilUcurBitwlaiia
Glhi-.n do cnt.
Carter's. Little Liver nils are t,tj email anU
Tery cay to tak. Otioor taro j-iiU waiei dM.
Tb-y are strictly ve;' tai,ln ami Jo not (rrijie or
r.ar--p, but by tbeir pectle action pljaeali who
tiaetliem. Ia vutlaat .;Scen.j : fiveor ii. A'i.I
Ly drag-iata e'erjTAi-ero, or s.-ut Ly uaiL
CARTER MCOICINE CO., New fork.
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE
Cavot. and Trade-Mirk obtained, and all Jit
tot hn-in-! ronnttcd for Moderate
Our Office is Oppos.te U. S. Patent Office,
nd wf!Tioriirf T.iiteTii in h-i? time tban thoe
rrrnot? from Wariii'rton.
xTii nvi. rirnw in or phntrt.. with dfTip
tim. We i. if p:tTi iiTrj)le or nt. free of
chanre. ur f -e not due patent 1- .. irei.
A Pamphift. "How to HJot.iin I'atenttt.' with
Cam of art ual riient in your State, county,
town, ieut free. Adiirt-T-
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Opposite Patent Office. Washington. D. &
Cures thousands annunllvof LivprCom-
plaiiits. Uilionstiess, Jsundice, lysriT
ei. Constipation. Malaria. Jfore Ilia
rsalt f roman Unhelthy LJertbanany
other cause. Why puffer xvhen vou e:m
lie cured f Dr. Sanfonl's LIvpt fnvigor
ator l a celebrated f m ilv mer'ieine
VOl U Um tUT HILIs Hm ,r.
PATtZriT STEEl PICKET FEf.CE
aa-VAaJI-.II IXDKsTI-l CTli'.LK.
Ciieaper than Wooa.
mum iin-r
11 -
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TWibftcrtNi.i tl'Kt F-e wlrh nu. . a., la t a
s"i.iij,m la a l.isul l-usu. Vhea smisc i.
rlrs tl. O..Ant:tv. Nsnihrr .llica, IWmiI.mb b4 Mi
AftttM. We tire MAUHfActurs Hvy Iroa F-r, in. . .. .l ...
P-aWa PltiiaA. ktre tlhulbr. atMt rikK Ks.-Af". O.Ias
. ta. an4 Ul.r,A'A. Brmrs su4 lr,,a fir. V 1 1. K I..KJ& A3aip
WLAiKiW bCIUi.Aad.aai4 ail luajsaf U iLk V. uU.
TAVLOU sfc
SOI, S03 ft r i .UarKtt St 1'iUabarh.
DOXALI) K. rHIFTOX,
ATTOKN EY-AT I. A W,
. tSKSKSI M, Pnn
l4rltnc la (ira Hoaca, (Miliar (Li-eeL.
Ms.
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HtA.lTHTIIt HVtS MUT S( l Mtr.
LARGEST" OF KNOWN WAVES.
( aoM-d lir Kjrt htaak-a t Kr-a sod
times i:lns litjr I"?-t I llriztit.
While ve usually think of earth
quakes us takinjr flaw on land, they
io iK-rur w ith t-.jual devastation in the
tH-ean. That ja.int in the earth at
which the explosion or breaking takes
place is callel the earthquake f.x us.
and fnirn it what are known as eartli
uake wavt-s pass Ut the Mirface.says St.
Nichola-s. Takealasin full of water
and dip a pla.ss tula.- into it- Itlow through
the tule and you will ee bulille
riinj- to the surface and circular waves
passing out. The disturbam-e at th;
Ixittom of tlu- Wn oirreponds with
the explosion or suapping- of the crust
at the earthquake focus, with the dif
ference that instead of water waves the
latter produces earth waves, a.ssinr
through tlie jjroumi- When the city of
Lilii. Portugal, was d"stroyc.L the
earthquake took place in the biltom of
the sea. fifty miles west of the cijy.
Vet it so agitated the water that a wave
sixty feet hiirh ilashed over Libou. de
stroying'' it and its inhabitants in the
space of six minutes. Another earth
quakc. n-curriiiif j-at iff thi' coast of
I 'cm, inaAle such a ?srantic wa'e that a
larre Vers-1 was thrown SA'Vnil miles
inland. Tlu-se are called earthquake
wares. They are the larr-M. known
waves an.l are caused by the heaving
and rockinir of the led of the sea. In
deep water such waves are not very
ln'h. but their Motion extends far
dnwu into the ocean. When they reach
shallower water, however, they heap
up like a jri-antic wall anil, with a
force more terrible than fire or sword,
they sweepon, iK-arinff iest ru.-ti in with
them. Ilure ships are tssed like
straws far inland or mingle their ruin
with that of a harUir town.
THE WITCH TREE.
A Nat oral C'orioMltjr That
1 Found ta
Nrvails.
A most remarkable tree which prows
near Tus-arora. Xev., is diserib.l in
the Popular Science News. The witch
trie, as the sup.'r.-titi u-4 Indiaus call it.
irmwsta hei-rht of six or seven fo-t.
with a trunk wil l bse is thre.-. Lime.-
the size of an ordinary m in s writ.
It has ntiiul-rless lranc!i.-s and twisrs.
and r.'seuibies somewhat the liaciterry
iiidienniis Ut certain rfi.ms in the
eastern states.
The truly wonderful characteristic of
the tree is its I u mill. sity, whi.-h is so
(Treat that on the darkest uiht it can
Im plainly seen a mile away. A htsui
standing near cimld read the fin-t
print by its liht. Its foliage is ex
tremely rank, an-1 its leaves ri'-m!l'
s. line what th.r jf the aromatic lay
tree of California iu bhae, si.c and
olor.
The luminous property is lue Ut a
(Tiiinmy sul-.tauc e. v. Iiirli can la- trans
ferred t. the hand by rul.l.ln, t-iiTethei-with
its ph s! r i-svnt !i;.':it. while tile
lii'lit on the leaf disip-.ir,s. The lu
niiuosity is thoit-ht t lt due to a para
sitic (jr.nvtli. Th. Indians u ill never
approach it. even ia daytirat. with such
suerstiti.u- awe do they regard iLs
mysterious liflit.
INVENTIONS OF THE HOUR.
A m Ai'inNK f.r imlieddiug- wire netting-
in (.'la-vs.
A taii.ok's ni-asurinjf square with a
plumb l ib attachment.
A l lMMiM, pr-ss op-ratnl by ane'.ec-tro-matrnetic
mis hauism.
A I"I:k kss f. .r mal,iii.r artificial mica
slu-ets f..r t-le-trii-al inulati n.
A l-M.l v atic cushion to lie placed on
the end-, of teli-plu li- rci--ivers.
A I'Al'l-.lt knife that i -sits-ially adapt--1
to cutting the wrappers ou rolled
papers.
A sropf.ir window-shutter blinds so
that they may Ije arranged at any de
sired aiile.
A el.-rtrie liht hauler that is ad-jn-table
to any anirle by means of a utii-Ven-al
j. -int.
An electric brandinAT stamp, the type
ln-iii' kept red-hot by means of el.n-tri-A-al
resistance.
A immik l.K-k so constructed that when
the key is turned it switches ou the
lights in the room.
A MKT firmed of sect i. ins. each se.--ti-m
haviitir a lop of rii.rid material"
wiihriiri's ,f r..js- siirroiui.lint.' it, the
s-,ti--iis lN-intr t-lauijicl t ireth-r.
A .!:..; 11 v motor fur punipintr pur-p-is-.-s.
the H.-i;ilil Im iinf lifted to the top
of a tlerri.-l-:. w hence, by a cl.K-ke. ork
sy.-l-ni. it operates a pump as it slow ly
desc rids.
An automatic medicine stau.l for the
lio.'in -.palhi.-a!! v inclined, consist itivr of
two ciiii;.. two . mN and an index that
automat My marks the next cup from
which luii'.K-iiic is to Ik" taken.
THE FLOWER GARDEN.
Tiik colder the r.iom tlie h-ss water
Ihe wind. iw plants ri-quir.-. unless it lie
the ealla liiy. w idch i . alw ays thirsty.
1 1 A i:liu m: pajwr answ ers well for
tyii!" :;r v,.nd r.ists and younr trees for
prote, -ti. hi fr.-m cold, and is very casilj
applied. To k: ii your plants of (.Tin-n fly and
red spider, make i-arlmli.' so:iisiuls, and
dip ir.t i il a llat earners hair brush.
Sweep this over the Hies who will ad
here to it and may le removed by
dipping ;icrai:i i:i tin- soapsuds.
To cin your lower pots of worms dis
solve half in ounce of corrosive subli
mate i:i a quart of water; add a tabh'
spiH inful of this to a gallon of water,
and water the plants not ofteticr than
oii.-e a week, takinrfeare not to xiur it
on the leaves. If there are any worms
they will scramble to the. t ip.
To ki: r 1h" window plants from
fnt-zinir at nijdit. ut si-ver-.il thick-i.i-svs
cf in-nt.p:i;'r h tivirn them and
the window: or set them on the floor,
piittin.tr ! lie tallest in the center, and
cover with the newspapers. Xi-Wv
papers krep oik the cold ln-tter th:ui
clot hs do. and not bcinir s. heavy and
ls-iiir sorni-w liat stiT. w ill not injure
delicate plants. Farm Journal.
HOMELY WRINKLES.
Look on the bright .ide.
Ir the hit h.-n tabic has no casters
biiy a ' t arid have them put in. It will
save a deal i.f Mn-U"!li.
MAMllt p-.it.it. les are much improved
by l i:i well ls-:itcn with a fork ir
wire sjN.n after they are mashl tine,
end seasoiieil with salt and milk.
Wooi.i;n uuil. rvnar has a swe'ter,
nv r.- delicate odor, if left roujrh dry
and pulled into shape. It saves the
shrinkage eauseal by ironing-, as well.
Ihr di-.li.-s in hot water an.l wije,
rather than set them in the oven to U--o.ne
lire cracked and brown, tir on the
st ive shelf to prow dusty and soil the
tablecloth.
llAVK a pair of crocheted bedroom
sh s(i.niiii(j hijrh up the ankle with
which to patter around the room at
ni'iit. or to slip on w lien petting up in
the morning to start Ihe tire.
Ths Itljrht lltssr.
A passciifri-r st.xipeJ to pick up some
thing fi-orn the floor. "Who has lost a
louis." he called rait At onee half
a dozen rassn(er bejran fumbling in
a'.l their lockets until one of them held
out his hand and said that he had
dropped, the coin.
'IhH-s it not liear the date ISMiO?" in
quired the finder.
"Yes, certainly .
"Is ine side uot rather worn?
"Just so."
'Ilerej'ou are. then, said the w ar.
as he handed the other a trouser Lut
ton. --Chruui q ue. . -
THE PATRIOT,
FitmiHMt liinirxTiitir Jlfurtitiiff XrtrjnjT i
in t'tuii'iili nuiii .
CI.EYF.LAXI : AM : ST KV i:SOX
on thtir viui to thr Whitr Jlttivt.
Iaiy. every week-day morning in the year. .1
m ear.
WreklvTaesay(eventna; ot every week la the
jemr ft a year.
Il l.easta la the ' The only paper n
't.tral I'ronsj Uaoia htlD Us eflusUe aires
and ovieratom. ronnert d arirh the news rer.tre
of the w.irld. Wllh I'S rj. i.i -. titles II rearbee
three haiidre1nd s.ty tl .e t.in e.tli all the
news trees tbrea Iu seven boar al.e-Atl ul all oth
ers. Harnrharc.'wlll ; t an unusually lmirtaiii
point the rotnlja- year. The session ol the leaia
latare.the elertl-io ot a sorreowir to t-iTa lie
pool lean lea-lslalure eonironte 1 t-y a l -morrAtir
adrntnlstralion. all tend to draw the (.-it.lir eye
the eai'iial. THE I'ATHluT will ivs most
Mim.lele report of all these Intt-restinif iiroreed
!nt. The past year hast hak t-een the n.ost surresiol
in the history ut 111 K I'AIHllir. IiwaoLslhe
new year to tie still lilier.
It l.axta Iss Irrstlaf issss Hest advartis.
ok nedium Id Penary. 'am ..aisideot I'liHI-urit
an I I hlladelhia.
TtaeOssly DsMsertlls lally I llatisMl
lvw. K sirs IsKalwrlbera. Mo ta-e It
la homes aud l.ii-iovss i-htres wtirr- it dc-s ro-t
aro end aid in tr-m-hlr.- k-.kI 1 'tiu.rfrat le te.i o-tna-TH
K PA I l;r a ill t (ent t-y rnsll to any
nrw sutiscrtlier i,.r toor raoriiLs oj receipt of one
dollar.
Ttoe H'sskly -1 he wekiy edition will I
snt on trial I.v mall for four monlii" on r-ril
ot twesiy-enls; oo.lrisl ..oly. Ad.lres-
I'HU IA1 liIU -MI'ANY.
Jan. 16 t. Hsrricl.urrf. Pa.
Constipation
Demand prompt treatment. Tlie rsw
aultx of jflf-ol.-ct laay le aeriim.. Avoid
all harsh and drastic purgative. tlis
telidt-ii.y f which to weaken tlie
lioweli. 1 he l'-t remedy i-i Ayer's
I'ills. linj purely ve.-lalile, their
act in is prompt and their t-tTtst abva
bitneticial. Tln-y are an a.luiiral.ln
I.iver and After-dinner piil. and every
where endorsed l.y the profession.
" Aver" Pill ar highly and uiiiver
al!y ViK.ken i f l.ythe -...le aUmt
here. I make daily Use of llu-m in my
practice." Ur. J. K. ir'u lt-r, l;ri.l.
ort. t'onn.
" I can n-cr.mnierul Ay r"s Pill j a"i-vrs
all others, h.i i 1 1 -r 1..HJ proved lln- r
value as a -a.h..i!ic- f.r nns. If au.l
faiuily." J. T. lies, L. iiLmiII.-, I'.t.
" Pf r several year Acer's J'i'Is- l.avn
Tf-en used iu iuy family. W'e lii..l iheui
fcu
Effective Remedy
for constipation and itidt.. -ti..n. and
are never without them in t!..- hi.ii.se."
Moses tlrenu r, Ix.utl!, Ma-s.s.
"I have used Aer' l':l!s. f..r li-.er
trouhlea and iinl.'. -: i. u. li.r:i.' lmin v
Jears, atid have ..;-.t. fvi.Ii l li.- Ul
Lromj-t and i:i. iei,t m i ht-if action."
- N. suiiili, I in a, N. V.
"I MitT red from constipation which
ass il M led Mich ail ll.stlli.lTe li.l-a l!..lt I
feared it would an-., a s'opp i- .- .1 llm
I Mj W c 1 .S . TvO Ih.Xi-H I.f st.r"s i'.s -f-f.-i
I-.l a eoUi.lIe 111 . " 1 . l.illl.c,
bd' ii, Me.
" I hu f ued A er's Pill f- r the past
thirty e.ns an.l oi.i.l.r lliem an m
Vainal.le !am.!v nie.l l. me. I Uli.-w of
no U li. r rin.e.ly l,,r liver tioiihlex.
and have al.c;',, foiiii.) tin in a oroinpt
s ure for d s-ttsia. "
Mi.l.lle st ' Jla.'l loi .1
- Jam. s tj-.iinii, '.
'.Ml.
I lav inj In-, ii troi.ll.-l w ii U i-..s:-vv.
t.i-ss. w I.i. It .-.-iiis :ii- ii.il ie s : i ii ts-r-
fcolit of s-dellf.l! l.iil.Hs I have tiled
A;. r I I':. Is. In-i.,1. ; f. r r- !. I ant
(.la. I t sa thai tl.ev l.ave s.-rw-l lies
l--ti. r il.uii any oil .-i m. li.-in.-. I
fcrri-.e a, il.is : ,i-,. n ,.uiy .ifier a
f.i.ti.fui trial . f then merits " - Sauiuel
1. Jol.es. II. ik st . IA..t..n. Mas.
Ayer's Pills,
fi: f IAI:l Ii lit
Or. J. C. Ayer & Co. I osvetl. Masf
bold tiy a.i llcAkri la Medicine
JOB:: PRINTING.
THE h i: E E M A X
Printing Office
Is the place t iel your
JOB PRINTING
Pioniptly an4 nati-t actor I'y eiru'ed. We
will meet the prtce of alii honoratile
com pet ion. We don't do any tiul
Crst-cUss an k and want a
liyintf price f.r it.
Willi Fast Presses acd New T?rs
We are prepared U turn nut Jot Piintiti ot
every dirfription in the Kl.NKST
STYLE and at the yer?
Lowest asbPricBs.
VnthitiK nut the herd material t Used and
our work rpahs for itself. Wear pre
pared ta print on the Miortrs notice
POSTEltS, PltOtlRA MMKS.
Kt'eiNEsts I'akiis Taos. Hii.t Hr.irw,
Monthly Statemksts Kn vkiivki
Labki.8. (.'ikcl'i.aks. Wrihhno and
Vlr-ITINO (.ARI8 CHLTK8. XOTKS.
DKAFT8. I'ECr.IPTK PrflND WOHK,
IKTTER AND NOTE llEAIX, AM)
Uor ash Paktt Inmtations Etc
VVe can print anything from the umallesi
and neatest VistUna: Card to the laitcest
Poster on Klinrt notice arm at ths
most Reasonable Mates.
The Tamil, ia Kretinau,
E H EX s IU t nr. . 1 KN X A .
CAVEATS.
TRADE MARKS.
OCSICN PATENTS.
CCPYRICHTI. stJ
a-ra-TfiTrmaxino anl me IIan1lMk imt" to
Ml .N J Km.ii.sir, New oi.K.
(Wn bOMD f atstirttiir sa tents in Aiiieru-a.
Yrrj IMAteiil luni out l.jr us Is l.r.'lulil l."l..ro
Uie putiiw) lij a ik ioc yiveu ln ol ciiai ui ills)
g ricutific mcricnu
tanraat rtrmlatlrm of any ar-lcnttflr parwr In the
v.irltl. h.ln.lidlT illustratAsl. Js.i n .Ihi-ent
(usvo should txi althiMil If- H'srklr a:(. un a
Jrmrt IU'AIsii rtMinllia. A.l4re Jkif NN A
let. ai laHSsta. 31 llnsaunajr. Nam VurfcCtfy.
JOIH 1'. KTUA1TO. A SON,
44 4S WalLrr St. MVt TOUK.
lssmilAlVk.UWlAlmlii .ll.u.J. . r
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
Violin. Guitars. Banjoa. Accartlt-oak. Harmonl
cat. Ac. all kindt ol Strinria. tc etc
M. D. KITTELL..
A. ttorney-n t - i in w,
EHENSBI KIl, PA.
trflte IB Araarf rtalldlni;. O.p.l'ort Hoaaa.
jt Scientific American
TTA ft w m m i ii
SPLENDID SHEEP IN ENGL',ro
T Ur. t'insst ttt All Ars I h- In,,.,
I'retty.l natureil suull, i ,
Thf naturalist wh-i is n .t t . . :,r ,..
t kii'ivv tho hist iry if tin- .! ,
catc-t ai.iniuls w hich are n..v. :i . ;
t the h. il as any i.f the an -'..-i,t
wis siuli! ii:i!iii-any distri- t i.i
lit- f.iu.'i 1 hi:iis-lf l.y a flan .. .
Aihii'p ui m the hills. Ka-.s 1 in- ,, , .
N.it I'Vt-n tin- cattie cxhihit s.., ,, , . ..
iliJ7i-r-ni--i as arc t 1m- X ,-It-
i.-Us whi.-h s century f ear.-: ..
ti. .ii Ikam litt.-l to tliriv.- I.-.-varail
twiils if Knfhind. Th-- 1
ct-Atrr slui p. with l.m-' trrav . .
while fa -i".. are us iilT. r ;.t -"iiitsual.lV
usa Ni-vvf iiin :
a white fccall.'. In t! i .-
v ill Ih- f Hind the origin tl of : ..
latiih" nf the tnirssi-rv. 'I'le-s.-tall,
with whil W.1..I i:i 1 (. "... ,:
tllfti Up HI the head and f .r , I ;
Liii.iiinshire sliei-p are m.r ....
of Iei--eitT. Imt heavier in ;...
e. larv r and in T- Iltt.-I f.ir i
niarslit-si. They have. p. rl. .
must intelligent f:i-es . .( an .
tin-reiimil S. ut !i 1 ) w us. ,.
:i Line. ! n -w e i-nii.-av -. .t-i wj ? . . ,
s.-k of al..-s l.y putthiu' h.-r
the im mth and !r:tw 1:1.' ..u'
tents, as it lay on the jr
tu-xt M-n. K.tnilic.v in- :--.n i, .
liri--l f sheep, s. .met J i i i ; ;
e..!ns. Cut "f ail tin- il...-.;
the Niiilh Il .vviis inns'
Their sii irt-elipio'd an 1 .i.-
fi-lttsl t....'c!ln-r li'.ie 111-
siulcs int.t it w it h .liiVi -ii - ..
is iH'itut iful and r. mn. :
apparent ly s.i tiiu-ly l.i i.l. ;
ise-r-.it. The c-:.is- y. -
lits uv. r tin- head li'.ie :i . .
tin- fa -e and in so. n ! . . :
fray hair- nt w.. 'I he f.
-t ii-m.-ly dainty and the ::, .
the Illi.lt!i. as the ' li.-. ;i
fragrant st;tier .f tr. f .il
r. -si n 1 1 le til se . .f s, .me . i.
r.l.-nt. Their heads ar,. f ..
thau t In se of d.-er ;tliii..-t a-
that of the fa !!.- 'i 'ii. -
d.-r'.i an -!alrat- T-.i--t :
inu'. " 1 i I i 1 1 IT them i- at, ;,-
few CVi'll. Th.ir . .a'- !'-..
l.rushtsl and d im:-. .i. at.-! or.
w it h a set i ii 1-.:, r I a.-,.j ; ; ......
f..r the i!:ii. 1 1 :i :,: , . I . . :-. ., ,
fai-i-d and U fii:i:i-t:--d. :.r.- a ' - . r
AN INTcRESTINC
ANT.
- Mllil
lt lleuiar a Al.le liiti!ie
I'm A t r. ,.( KI, ,,,,,, , .
Ill the ' - - ' . . ::.a.:,i:ll les
last w. rl. - - .' !..: i, r. o.
a plea . - - .. -.i :
U II l'e- . .... :,l - ii I .. I
v, it h le t i ' ....:..'::! . i-:i t,. I - ;
.f ants t le-re are i. : . h .- :
situ.' halilts. We are j.-st t'.i.
ii iw hii'LT lived ant are. !!
v -1 l i i ants seveti y. a'- .
j 'ii arit lived in ..le- .f ii ; -lift.
-en years. He is .-. r:.. a -..
iin'.M'f i-ii.-li ci'iniiiunity r.-c !
..th. r. .r
and kept t !
1. 1 lie tin t I .-
ati .!iv or..- .-..!:.:
in aj.iirt f. -r a
at the end of u I.'
at ..tt--.- rec. a.rtiie.l
a.-h . ::
v. ere l .ero. I : V t rieli-
Il V. VV I. . c
lacked ant . fr 'in a
.lllf-T.-lit
t h- ii h -f the satin-sH-ci,-s" s,. ' . ,.
iiia.tehis ants drniik with w hi I,. ,; .
ht't tii.-m tu tln-ir friends. 'I ': ...
i.es had in.thinf to sav. I.i:' -friends
knew them and dra.-fe-i
ftT tl their Imllies, when-the I-..--,
ones were Wat :-he. 1 V er u 1 1 1 i 1 t he
mt. Th.-re were st ratifer . -am-
iif t he iiielriat-s. and the c a. : :
nity t. - .k t hem and pitched th. ia
the water, 'l'hus it is - i.lent t !...
"kn..w tln ir friend- even wh.-n i ... , ,,
lileof jriv'uif any sis'ii t.r .ass-.v . ,. . :
l lal.ls In History.
There are in evistenee t--.lav a''- it
.no h li ml red cla'i phi ids. of v. 1, li a .:'
half an- the Highland ta.-tiiti- i'
ther half are m.s!,-rn vari-: . .us . - .
dueed l.y Lowland fiimlii.-s f .r i!,. Ir
id. -lit iti. at inn. aseertaiu atn' i. ms )..
v.ns t. i-day l.uy up . r thiaU up a t .
cist i.f arms. The plaid ..f'.-n.-t s,..
on the str.-ets t.i-.hiy is the . :! ,
plaid. This is the l.liie and it.-.-. i
I. lack plaid, with a sitifle y.-M.m I
It must tmt lie c. uif. nun le I v . I.
l.l ue and frion and l.hi. U vvl..,
vv hit e liar, w hich is t he 1 mil :i r. I i.
or the l.lue and f recti ami l.la '..
the iloiil.le yillovv har. v. l.-.-li i
plaid of the ainpU-lls ..f Crca.l ! : .
r t he sa me plaid, w it h the sto .- t
andd.iul-le white 1 -a r. w h i. h m:i
the l'...juh.uii tartan. What a
t i.inf it v as t . i he U ,rn at a)1 ir
ias wheti it mi-rlil est :i inai I
imt to kin. w the. ii.f. rence I-. :
l.ars of v. hite and one lar.t -. . .
thetartati of any slran'.-r I,. a
meet on the way-id.-. 'I':..- '
piai.l has a f:-nn -us history fv :.
the almost le-. ,ii, i days of V
111., when Ciehard of (i.a.i :. -tsnmsterin
the M rs.- and : ; a
e-ranl of land and a title f .r it
A MUSICIAN'S cohi.l;:.
A vai rAiti.K ..Meet:. -ii '' '
Itiatl'.lseript.s. uhi -Il Were ia
l .-r i-f Ih-'i:,;' sold to Aim rl a.
riiuent of fi.-rtnaii r-'sear h." a- '
eciitly h.uifht iu Ceiai.i tl.. ... ...i.
v afiier s. i,-iety f. ir v ..' .' ti a, r .s.
'I'll i : p: ie is un i.'Us t i ! rl 1 . ' - "
oral use a sevi-rer ami m .r.- ,-.
al style if church luu-ic II - I'
I f .s.-. ! t i t he in- xlern i ; h t a ' -'
an a'.l. K-ut i. m and an . r .'.. - :'-j.-.'t
are said la lo in prepat-a: .--n.
till Ut i.r and Si.llivati ! :.- 1
reis.n.-iled. and t new ilil!.- :- "
o;era is pi Is-pr.tdivi-.'. ::i l.-.la
fall. M r. . i i ls-rt has n'r.-ii; . .
the plot .f his new work, a:.
iT'itie t- Monte Carlo to j. la sir ' : .r
"stdlivan for the ptirp. of
tails.
X i: KI.V nine himdr.-d c a
for admis-ioii into the Paris '
t iry eame f. irw ard last year. !
tired and t w'cnty-si wet'.- ;. . '
1st s. and 'lie h in.!'-. I and ti. - ' ' :
violinists, of the pianist oii'.
and of the i. .linists only t w c.c a'v
a.lmit t e.l.
Sii: A m in i; Si t t n iv. the
say s t hat t here i - li i p'.n-e vv I.. .-. -so
many in pirati ns to -oinp - "
in ii railway s-arria'e. The n; '
the motion, the eL.turinf '. '
and t he w hiri il f . d the who. 's
his ima-j-inat i..:i mid furnish n,.' r..i.
f. r a host of ha fin. .ni.-s.
SAYINGS OF PHILLIP CROOKS.
NiM H fear to l.rinf t ho sui I
comfort to the smallest troul.'e.
Till" repres4-ntat ive man is a ':..:!
W ho si't-s all material t Inters oii'y i
means of spiritual culture, to v i. a 1
morta'ity i- a tifst t:n t of lot'.'.a-i
i-nei
his
evil
-in-jf
-. o uli im liod is in. .re i-.-a.
I.r.-tl.i-en. to wh.m sin is th. '
of all the f rtianiiif and t'"f
ir world.
Ir nnv lto-lv has ever felt that 1 -w
it h its litt l woes, was casi.-r t '- ':
Us-aus.' there wire feat men I - i
thesiime human life with him. 1" !J
uii.l.-rstati.r it jM-rf.s-tlv. The m. n
larfer lifeof w hom he knew never- .o
near l.iui. never touched his li'.a v -r
s.,ke to him. Jierhaps never kuc" '
Ids existence.
St. l't U K felt dimly that the 1 '.' "
,1,-siis w as oM'iiitijt- into MUiiet Inu." ""'
larfothat ull which ha I f '" ' ' "''
would lie S4S-H to have Iss-n ';" .'
vest il hi h and preparation f-r what ' -
it to i-oliie. He vacuelyf.lt th.'. 1
death, iu whose sha.iovv lin y v.. "l
lino-, was the f.N-us into which a 1 ' ""
lilies, ulon-r which they had trav 1
were ismvcrfiiif. only that thy no
ohmi inU larfcr and lunre wondcil"
tic Ida of expcrti-iACAi.
...s-S,
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