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of Ildelt - the be tt y ibr- ba ' ' '-Theilitih r 6 WIIIIIIIYIIIO.I.II#Oe, liiii --- amnia IMAM; irere 6 : "
ith .nostdeselate home paradise , and " 1- -- d e m analior tei. to - in istiorio - • of trarsis4 .- .- ••
rei,e„,baicad„3Y-T" moulds the most aNit and in- truth. ; gees Years au -,„„.„0 .
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Aar "'"'..,.. . -- A,...1 411' different haiku& into tends ( and mutat& lar mluadliblita tailatedaau r : -. Ths Nriamsdnekaaftb d i k it 'desres 4 __C raa°6 . IftlislilliT ' 4` . P .;.` - Ifri ,
_F ree _ " -gs' ' ‘""' thoughtful companions. The lotto- bogs' on his plaii. ' lbis Vr. Writ . thesti must goat I -,,,,,.. . ~. - ` 1 " -1,: t • • Viethil i " , '•
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ouans It barrel on mum of women-quiet, Imperceptible "Yen' well; so and buy 'bur et Ike , L T - , h a s e am,o,.. 1,,,,,,t e he0r0 teakeeet. -,..--T io ari . : -
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alcamting barbad „,,, and an persuasive -Is incedetable awns-and pig& right fway, and pull ..,,„ _ .t.rn to Z i rdht - 1;11,, . I ns . E - -''''
a ke easY per n ' i m iPh r r y T a when directed by woman's. instinct - twee co the Ammo , ~ , =WO r ien Z ne. • r•^--.,-• 7. ,
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Mt ° the iesehleue for woman ' s ?roa m/ P k and ettalPthe t that with.. -
qusetiordin7, asksd -' : ?' ' ." Chell * ,°ll.lnial ie lmilli ' Y ' si ' m 16-
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13•Acd. to odes eel
° W ed. W""• - •." °me- - =or "Shan I take the money with me to • - ~ .-1 uswinee.... , ..‘4. ~ 144,7-i •.. PA..,
Ad' the aeaa j a can btnd uuuthood with
chains or punhawokr , ~ r _ hca 'was diii. ,' - I ' ormine. mu• _ ... .„.E!
illidca the r i o,___ - • 11° ,. roses more potent than ..,_ ,•- ' ' cia_. Wooster la
axis
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- ! Theadtbent imre-411 -NsaIIYD",MI the ; tows
,elf vro++++ uposan. • + of; am . • ,
, lt 2 j_ ldid the die t l ei r t l Y ei steel. The Sot ine , l2 of is w p m= "Aiot WI MI wi er ni t an wift 1444 ow*, tte nt s el•A; ; 40.. Illa .. •, WO ~ •
, ao us i i ewel/79 ' at Y after marriage 'di be -•' How en : them, or give you mosey to pay 4 0-- m ut um 1
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. • V I ullit,.o'. poring ' ••• ' 4 1111 • MD" •me true r
overanything of elm' shall I continue the ovo / have In ' .when you get Ulan. •-• . ; " • illth nit . • -•" '•
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ever before attempted. spired? How owl I p_reeerve the The overseer went ih i tom and in two Two got of sum , h a on ir d o cen i g ht tet t .
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ato thegelltleallall/Y ° P . heart I have won? " E n deavor to •__,________,
_ bo o thotogowing
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at zoo, gge4 au& /rsvot . and sosgs tow; , .
.. sot rite • , us; ,
succe!stisl dry hole own- make your husband ' s habitation al- "= 4 ,__"`""f oor
- " - eiti delayed. ' - ' "' ''''' ' Rd . VOL. " . 7.* mint Fie AM .ea
vliose auspices It was orig • luring to him. Let it be, to him a "ora tion tee m 1 ,
carried out. It would be mor t u ary, to.whirh his heart Laity ai,_ Well, Mr. Sayre, get
6 - that ' -:-Lbotniculaull pit hesitant tremo r . ~
.., let , sie n o ,
a for US to do justice to the wavo turn from the calamitieeollife. many pigs. rha ;
- -Ye AMOS all over tha in Tenswasen 4 goodopening r Andy f.tytte:.‘ ' ' an r , • . buses'
~gat magefficence and oriel'. m a - he it from hiscares-a abet- country, all about, and Cali buy but be. joimeen. , . I moue. n e lee 10; fan -.t
tor that bunt • upon! our ro • ter from th e home, not for twain eight end nine hundred. -A mg emu to ter peteetted , to the , . , , 001 ,...., , . , , ,
• vision_ when' we kicked we persqn only butfor his heart. He "Eight or di n e hundred wharf' • It. T.
ball-room, with its blase of
0 Dane
and Em...j ne l t i Zi h thatr i
.1 in other 1- "slot or n i n e h un d re d ow rs to prevind tbe aide o
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id beauty, uy the - ..., .lbw ~ a...•• ...... ...Minn in Ill E i ght or am, hundred p h i th t who lottery orators and FM" . I , e r66l+o6. . rem; 1 1 0
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co a mi xs
ve , usher. the entire mai his own.
seed
'he •be dejected The N. Y. State Benda refused tii re. matio-r---. ,
ed and glittered, lx.neath the sooth him • should he be silent and told yo n !o „ buy that nutty plgtht Are
r
A' a thousand kerosene bun
P a l thoughtful ' do not heedkeedy disturb you a root? mind Its hetkin recommending Horace Wont , ?.. 4 5 6 alts ' . alt al so . VA .
ter Minister to Englant4 Waist". ..... .... Want SW • • lON,
fairy palace while upon every lard • shouldhebestudious Brier tarn :won told me to buy mai two erseaM ("47 2 , be tset has h em ' t o nir d e d • , a rr "%gamble:- ..... too 1 me ,
,00n
le r,ophyr that atme through the with all practicable facilities; or mon I havo tried ' to do it." Wayee."...... WO •• sols• - Mere.
build i ng th e vra t er .. tn t r h e en Leek ift wen...“...... foe :-... i I;
opened windows; there Lime, should he Ix) peevishmakeltllowance " Eight or nine hundred pleat? I _ _2 , , ~,, ~ ,
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the smut of 3Ligonette,Jessamine. IMOD, ra.
for pee
and by yoursweet- never told you any thnth thing t" • . _ re est stot s w o r n m ' '' ' ".. e s t ,. ne w , ' ' .._. di ''''
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Frangipani, but thw unmistakable nets, gentleness dui rod humor urge "But you did ; yon told me to go sad -Tim Illinois. Missouri Ana a num! COO 606 to .11611 It „
I delicate perfume of petroleum him continually to Ink, though tie...., ... the ewes unreel,' 1 A en - en • , OPT ,l, • ,
buy tour or ire thousand 00.1 •'- ' - Natio Wye wee:6 -he * ad -- , , -" I,P "" We . en' ; 40 1 . lam
fineries, tanks,' cars, tke. - But our may not say it,-" ThLs woman is in- "I didn't do no thud) thing! I loin time In Keokuk. 1 ' liewaddi .. . . ;•;.... bra es' 431 in , • •
.iciness is to describethe toilettes of deed a comfort to me; I cannot but
ach fair one who graced this festive love her and reunite such gentleness _ , __,1 4 , ,,„ „4„1 me i weweativ.4 . eat 1- h a ir •lia
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you to go sad buy four , or Ave thews -The Riela‘ . lnd Edamintrin , r r d0,.,,,,,,,. s o
scene. Mrs. Belinda Benzine was l' s they Ammo. ti ~ . . *WI sow okoo Pigtanndlonhava dolls Les le nada fiderof the new tibial; 10061 ,...... .. . a n ag
gaudily but not neatly attirt.4l in coin- Invariably adorn yourselfwith del- u / should think I' . ' ln Vlrginlii, , , -
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sumo -mo -
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mon "drilling," it being eniblematic jenny and modesty. inns°, to a man Mr: Sayre had pork to sell next fail. _it ta repitriarthat the water will be tu r ntrum.... 7 ,„. mom nil ~ rte . il , i
rimmed re s oyff i lli . whiatiotailild ~ .• i .... i • to attractionsthe mad E
caL_Ac i: dampaittagsp i e g i. *hu e the ipektrum sod tiptdeemeaspl linslielill • ••,•11. so .oe o
trimmed elaborately with delicate sites never all to tomb,. mi-....tre". du.,„., ~ „,„,„„,..„,, ~.. i ...,
~. Li . shout, cm met of March. 1 i, _ yosainnints Now, Cade and Stia
• festoons of soapstone packing, pins - - --- party with the following Amid perms- -In some parts of Miiiiiitiri Me paean 7, 1 7,71rT40„, a m hoop : li. nanir,
'• -644...1 ".,.. I- - . lion : "Build i worm fence around a crop is said to have been inpind. but VI & it lVA, sen ef li e 4 4 su le or • le • X . f ,
winter's supply of summer weather; other butts seem to prattles well. i e =ta..riew own* lea . s ° -
PP
the clouds from the sky with a tea - Wets Yeaszahnns. CIO a. m. New
A woman in North !English; lowa Ortia.tdo a. i ll; 11131eed - at Alleetesa.,•sslo a.
vocal; catch a thunderbolt We bladder ; county, a d ra ti mo !mow as an ohm*. Brae itin 11=141 1 4 0 1 . 1 - .
break a Minima/30 6.6 harass ' ;' greed moons or, loss.' , ‘ lkwr.iattlintrbessitra Ilast aura,.
. rude . sluice an earthquake; bake 11-U in an
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A tocsins:Wed that about any thous- cxxViLiiili A Plrresunan H 4 LYOAD.
" when he has once lost ice
house;
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an
41.11114241" Pin a dia- and books have been written relating to Oa wet titter Dec. lists tath eales_Uttlf have I
r: his name he will be apt to abandon per on the crater of nu aides yaks's° ; Amoeba. , sweats aniidialehos 455.6 044 ) as
- • ........ places' b y 1 " tho reality. Cultivate and exhibit hive all the stars in a nail keg; hang the 1 , - ,
, 1 gam scum. t! „ _
, . magnificence of her toilettes-one with the greatest awe andconstancy, ocean on a graPti vine to, dry; put the -A new crop of counterfeit twenty.
ru *
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tiAit,
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(trek's alone costing the erithropredue- cheerfulness and good humor. They sky to soak in a gourd ; unbuckle the Ave and fifty cent scrip is said to Wive • ; _
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tion pf her fartn for thirty days. give beauty to the finest face, and belly-bandof eternity,and poste "to let. boon put In droplet_ ion. ~ ,t. -- _ l _
, on tho,, oi:msion her nthre was very impar t c h arms w h ere th arme are net, sass‘ '' --?': ea mu ... sa
plain and consisted of moire-antique On the contrary, a sloomy, Mastitis- on tho surtend moon; but never, sir -St. Valentine's day was a big thing W l ssa;...÷:f..: • .ea 11l ... 1 :7. asa .
-4terst_eprinkled with diamond pow- fled manner is chilUng and repulsive la - 7
never f o r a o lit- air, delude ourself in Vicksburg,' binged 1. Over tom napawar...,i, .... ma tis .•:,... WS : •
et or party wore - wenutes - porn et --
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tier hair was Moire antique t„ his feelings .sold by tie dealers. Bayard 1519 234 ' ...
•n• Otitis-and 61115 fastened on ' He will be v e ry , apt 'wit h the Idea that any ' ti c k et
to seek elsewhere for those smiles and can beat our candidates.' i -A seventy-five pound nugget, ono- .----- i • none
joint:
*oil Ethapt . d bead by brass that cheerfulness which he finds not --- 7 -"----- „ third gold, wis lately found in ian Orr , '
-tit ounce tacks, which in his own house. "I 61Avi come for my umbrella, said
gun Willa 4 Rare. ' Accou
" Cbiterlan brow it be' In articles of dress study your hits- the lender of one of theme articles to hie • Wis co nsi n -.---- -..---• .-.7--
temble.e, , band's tatter.. The opinion of others friend. -A resolution Is before the wa n ts. -., e5O" ropo
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to submit , the women suf. Sawa ten we . .._. ....
-lee, althoug h a on this subject is of but little cone- , "Can ' t help Mel " exclaimed the bor - Legisii4eve ._ __„i , A th a nu ate . ..... ate
attracted n ouence if he approves. nutieularly rower. "Don't you see that, I sin going frog° question to a popu..- Tetra , sweats.. . . ;.. 110415 63a .../.,. WO .
, Almost all -
„ e l ite what the world calls in ridicule out with it?" 1 miasma.. cA....... ara ea - ,•• •" 5
• 4 . . --tekocipodes are beginning to catch unmoor.* , rok to ..i... sea
''°22 a° i ,"• 0 curtain lectures." rNhen you shut " Welt, yea ," replied the lender, 1110.4311. Ste from medial men. They claim that elcuollot too we ...... isitlL ;
1 M u your door at night endeavor to shut, I
hhed at such outra g eous impudence, the bicycle causes abscesses and mailer- . 7 ~ - ~.onu& suer ., . , , ,
'l° ' out at the same moment all discord
,"yen, but-but wbat am I o dot" ' mations.. admits. • szp's axes. Wan- Atcon
' and contention and look upon your „ „ lied rho th ' h threw
newer as secret retreat from the • De? re P eee + is e Tertur -
idles 130iit 11111sa ....
Miens of the world-a shelter sa- up the top and walked of "Do as I did- BM ' ' 61.1 Wars 1115 • ...-
tit/aLeavino 315 Ma Mary ...,
' , wow and affection. How in- borrow, One: . • Wellsville. • . et 3 440 Jul 11°
"iffensive and sinful it is for Smith's Fer ry gOs - SOS Mt 352
, Says:" xereise authority over A ernernWeenAnY : " rer th ese ass
Rosiestor -var. .... ....
....,.... WO' 540 En • • 6110
'4 to say-" I wMnot your hat when it blows Off n a gale of I Pittsburgh MI an ad ,ha
' 1
bees I like ! " But wind; just stand atill, and you will see
of those who half a doyen persons in I pursuit of It. . .
'tad disgrace- When one has captured it, walk leisure- - i sTaldel. 15au. Ear's. l'ai'n. Acres
' mule ," ly towird him, receive it, With grateio. Patsbetral..i - CUE 160 re Ara girl
on the acknowledgements, and put it on. your Roctiestsr..,”:... .153 ... alo co , ' t a ap t
head. He wM invariably not as though lhattlee'l l ary..... Sri We 1313 153
et
you bad done him a favor." Ridlartlis. 843 an Mis cos
nteubassUbt 1113 101/
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t i ng IN
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eilidas on OW Csealt--Boantr ....-,.: ,Itlf,itall. J.F.. Ti : i .
.1 , .....a... 13sillituak—The ,
1111gest slow-oat o „ .
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" nal' sw"""" •• A. goried ttifh Inaba the poollat and
‘ 7 ^^ 4 t. desolate home s ne =lbe end
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and in.
•,,,-= brow* are
~__,.ecleg . a .,...T. Moulds the most
wreatha.Our Pww `""---"' different husbands • into tends' and
times: ~• And •
cluinned to merry r 0...,,..-.. _ n thoughtful companions. The • matt
with oil at seven uo ....... 1
• inst ead Of Melia ng barbed'
barrel ° cute of women-quiet, imperceptible
the.cars,... 4 , „,, and all persuasive —is irreedstable
lye tactandatlkCon. • Theclamorers
InfroulmelthWe:w_haerls, rvO ': ca jMilsY per nimbly Inwhen directed by woman ' s buttluet'
ow pawl leather" to the lascivious for woman's rightararely attain their.
. ,m ea sings
of a baisa.V.9l. object. •whibitlte meek andtlaeur of
g
‘:- T h° Pirgt Urtia l liwp r f the sew " can bend manhood with e chains
of
carpe off last night's . the Benzine , roses more • potent than
House,, bell B it s,` and the display of steel. The first inqu ff i l a Ora woman
- stamps t dry jewelry; - beauty after marr i age s h be—"HoW
And wit gal . over Imyttdog of sin - shill I Continue the eve I have . in
liar character ever before attempted .. v im? , new shall I erve , th e
This was due to the_ gentlemantY OP - heart I have won? ii Endeavor to
, crater:land sucareful dry . hole own- make your husband's habitation al ,
ers, underwhose tialPices it Was orig• luring to him. Let it be to him a
Mated and carried out. It Would be immtuarn .to w hi c h b la me d , may ni.
Linpossible for us , to do jtistice to the wnss turn from the calamitiee - Alfe.
• adene of regal magnilleencenial odor- male itfrom hiscares—a abet
' tal 'splendor that bidet . upon ! our re- ter from the home, not for
portorlal • vision :when' 'we kicked his patina only butfor ids heart He
Into the ball-room, with Its Maze of may meet ' with pleasure in other
llghtand .beauty, by Abe polite an . houses, butiet him And pleasure In
attentive, usher... :The entire , ,n?o.P I his own.. •Shonid 'he •be dejected
gleamed and glittered Wreath the sooth him • should he be silent and
rays of a thousand kerosene
-imps, thimghted do not heedlessly .disturb
, likes fairy palace, while upon every him •, shouldhe be studious Wier him
gentle reph3 , r that came through the with till practicable facilities; 'or
kW opened windows; there came, should he be peevisitmakeallowance
not the smut of 3Ligonette,Jeeeamille. for human nature, and by yoursweet
or Frangipani, but thwunmilstakable ness, gentleness and good humor urge
and delicate perfume of petroleum him continually to think, though he
,refineries, tanks, ' airs, &c.-. : But our may not say it—" ThLs woman is in
„' business is to deneribethe toilettes of deed a comfort to me; I cannot but
each fair. onewho• graced this festive love her and reatilte such gentlerttfe
scene. Mrs. Belinda Benzine • was as t h ey .A eserve .b ._:,. • . .
gaudily butnot neatly attired in corn' Invariably adorn yourself With del
mon "drilling,''•it being.eniblematic juicy and modesty.. These, to a man
-. i ta- r...yeyikwhiajaband . .• ;. • i • t,a attractionsthe most 1
HI 0, Ls % • • •• •• ail
trimmed elaborately with delicate site never fail to, ruipire ''l4
• festoons of soapstone packing, Rims- the delicacy and modesty of e bride
..toed on in imitation of a Virginia be always, in a greatdegree,support
, worm fenee---fihe wore no ornaments el by the wife If it be possible let
1,• save a -sprig of witch hazel in her your husband suppeseyou think him
:.• false hair, indicating she was an "oil a goal husband, and it Will. be - a
• smeller.” Miss l'arratine is. an se -strong stimulus to his being so.- As
- • Centric single lady of uncertain age, long as he thinks he possesses the rep
bu &a high stopper, and represents t 0 ntation he will takesomepains tode
'land interest of the Swindell Farm. servo it; but when lie ban once lost
;The formerly created quite a sense- his name he will be apt to 'abandon'
Sop nt the watering places by the the reality. . Cultivate and exhibit
„ magnificence of her, toilattes—one with the greatest cure andconstancy, 1
dress alone costing theerithropredue- cheerfulness and good humcir. They
. thin of her, fartn-for thirty days... give beauty to the finest face, and
1 on this occasion her attire was very imparte h ann , where than= are net.
plain and consisted of moire untique On the contraxy, a : gloomy, dissatis
gaiters.„_sprinkled with diamond pow- fled manner is chilling and repulsive
der. sier hair way naoll , o, antique, tp„ hialeettn_
go. He wM be very, apt
than her sl a
ake—nd wus fastened on
to soak elsewhere for those tonnes and
to her Well shaped head by brass that cheerfulness which.he finds not
headed, eight ounce tacks, which in his own house.
gave to her Websterldn brow . , a be- :In articles of dress study your huie
witching "sout entemble.r btul's Mates.. The opinion of others
Miss Isatro Glycerine, although a on this subject is of but little cense
comparative stranfer,' attracted n ouenee if he approves. Particularly
considerable attent on. Almost all ikon what the world mils in ridicule
her admirers kept at a distance, as it 1) curtain lectures.” rWheit you shut
-is rumored she is very irritable and your door at night endeavor to shut
goes off upon the slightest occasions. out at the same moment all discord
The O'Mulligan sisters, as their and contention, and look upon your
name indicates, are of Italian descent, (dumberri
as secret retreat from the
and all the, blue of Ita • skies shone
lin vexations of the world—a shelter sa
from their heantiful glo ss eyes as they to
end peace and a ff ec tio n. H ow le .
conversed about the p,co of "oil,.the decorous, o ff ensive and sinful it is for
proper depth at which t it explode tor- a woman to exercise authority over
Pedoes, etc. They were dressed alike her husband, and to say—" I wMnot
In lavender colored domestic, with hate it so; it shall bees I like ! " But
'dumb work In Venetian red around we trust tho number of those who
the lower edge. The sisters are both adopt thlotinbeehming and disgrace
artists, end possessall the boldness of MI manner is so small as to render ft
touch and the delicate finish of our unnecpc*Ary for us to enlarge on the
great masters, as could be seen from subfect.
the`superior manner they had finish- • Ile careful never to join in a jest
di their own faces. ILagniikant fres- and laugh nt your husband. Conceal
co eyebrows, seemed to shade tliedel- his faults and speak only of his .mer
icate eyelashes done In burnt eknna. Its. Shun every approach to extmv-
A chrome, pink blush diffused am ex- iigunee. The want of economy has
quisiteglow, which was 'heightened involved millions in misery. Be
by a pair of sweet lips done in eochi- neat, tidy, orderly, methodical. Else
red. . ' • ' early, bre akfast early, have a place
Miss Alicia de Itootentoot was the for everything, and everything in its
acknowledged belle of the ball, and 'place. Few things please a man
:was robed in heavy sweeping dress of more than seeing has wife notable and
white alpaca title, with a trail nine- clever in the management 'of her
teen feet in length ' upon which she household. • A knowledge of cookery ,
carried a small poo dle dog and a few as Neon as any other branch in house
intimate friends: The most startling keeping is indispensible in a female;
feature of Miss IL's toilette washer and a wife should always endeavor to
hair which was bean poled up over support with app iase the character of
401 imitation derrick, While a small, the lady and the housewife. Let
silver bellwheel end Walking beam home be your elm t he—your world.
were kept in Motion by machinery Let it be the scene of your wishes,
e, mewled in her chignon. A sky blue your thoughts, ; vont plans, your ex
:l4l'lliter, manufactured at the Norfolk, ertions. Let it be the stage on which
navy yard, gave an, decided and in the varied character of wife, of
high tendi appearatice to' the entire 'mother, and of fnistrtes, you strive
make Up. - to shine. ),[n its sober quiet scenes
Ta tile Countess I topseotch, from let your hestrt cast its anchor, let your
the - Pleasantville district, belongs feelings an d .p n rsu lt, a ll b e centere d.
t lie heater of possussing. the most per - 'Leave to your husband the tast of ffbee
feet and entire figure lathe room.— thiguishing himself by his N - alor -of
five millions In her. oWn 'Haile, in-
.his talent. Do you seek for fameat
eluding fee acres of well developed home, and let your applause be that
territory, without mortgage. or lien. of your servants, your children your
We understand the brilliant and ac- husband, your Clod. That fame in the
cow elitlas I Sill Stiggins of the Smith noblest Much the true, loving and
• farm, Ins secured the lady's hand for
,affectionate wife secures from among
ten days: • i • the inmates of the home circle.
Miss SlCer was Certainly •the -
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liveliest hilly i the ini, and skip-
ped about like flea lin an oven,
charming everybody With her wit
and n•partee. bier Zither amassed
'au -immense fortune in cheese, and
" mite" have been worth millions
bad lie kept out of " oil;" led lie kli
'in it tank of emile a year since anti
wits " sarilined." to death. But we
will skiif that. • ,
Miss Derrick wore blonde hair that
wits her own, us she had a reeeipted
bill of inin•liase in lierpoeket. Her
shoes were of the tifast kid, and
were made to order coq a 'taster of
parts tumid, which ..4poiled their,
looks but gave . great ease to her'
...was.
Tie& celebrated (oil) Prince Stuben
wish, from down the. Creek, was un
gliestionably the finest dressed -gen
tleman in the astembinge. A mag
nifieent cluster pin, la sand rock
setting (worth seven delhua) flashed'
;eke...the hied lights to le locomotive
from his immaculate shirt front,
which' he hail carefull, chalked over
for the occasion. 3litts Tripentup
was the usberved of all, in a short,
dreg-i (short. id the neck), of lustrous ,
maroon velvet. Two, trail bearers
mounted on veltx•ipedes =tied her
emprm trail ,- Meiwurol seven
rail in length, nisi when dancing t h e
double clog, the movethents of these. '
'assistants were sprightly and. in-.
ofriative. When she' smiled sonic ,
of the finest dental and rubber plate
work in the eimptry Wtei made visi
ble. .. •
: \Ve are unable to give accurate de-.
seriptious of end', but the above are
all that ComeAfdown with the adlat
er,. , • Yours, • '
'' • ' • ••• • ~' • JENKINS.
E=l=O=ln=l
teution has been dms:ted in England
to ft luttur publiaheil iti tire-Vali - Pfaff
Gazette, in reference to' Easter Island,
• a:detached spot•of land in the Pacific
' Ocfan about 2,300 miles'off the coast
of Chill. The-island is of volcanic
• :origin, and, with the exception of
.Pitcairn's Island, is 1,500 IIIUCB from
any inhabited land: When visited
by captain Cook and by La PCTOII9C,
it ,presentt4 ft great number of rude
sculptures, winch wer4 not to be seen
• 'oh n sub Sequent visit lfy Kotzebue.—
,T4Wlo9est , letter however, written
• Rifiln'tager of.l.b4;ard#itritisli man
of-war, cruising in ihe;South Pacific,
W h
and ich visited' Easter Island, al
leges that a searcl i for these sculptures
. was orgariiked, and that at least 150
intossalimages4ofeftigh and 9 feet
~ vAdo, and weighing Moto 20 to 30 tons,
' • were discovered. - Wolitot these im-
Wei/love biteatlinnreidown on their
faces, but
_the side of crater six
.? ~ teen. - Were. JosiOd standing upright,
%
gaardi ;Se Wwere, , the idientvolca
no. , - vof M 1 the 2amallest of these
images removelinnc.pir me d on
• - board tho 14 to. beilisiSti the 'Brit
f:. ish . 7duseum.. '.7 ..• - , .
AT ono of the young board
ing schools in Nowlforkoin induce
ment is held out "that trhcu pimento
du iro It, the i r dtuighters will be in
trrxhiced into the he soOlOty 'of the
city." ~ • •
.14.troixox the Third tons' •
Griot, the young potiraltr nalht
er, to paint full size portraits of Pm
_ bloat Johnson And General Grant,
• aor the galleries of Versailles...-E,:
• death of Pope Pius I N.th was
rumored inand
ContinelitaljOurnals 6f fiaturday, but
x without any general (*epee.
A WAY -SIDE SCENE.
. , _,
Riding a shOrt time ago by dirge
route from the lower to the upper end
of Bucks county, we had occoSien to
stop,* a hotel while the horses were
;changed. • We were shown by the
landlord into the dining-room, and
.while waiting there by the .fireside
and discussing between ourselves the
,unpleasentilm; of ii long stage ride a
circumstance occurred which divert
ed Our attention for the time, and
caused some seriousness of thought
both to my companion and myself.
A young lad of probably eleven or
'twelve years of age Catne,in froin the
bar-room with a glass in his hand,
went to the cupboard and took down
a box fiom of a high shelf; immedi
ately afterward his mother, the land
lady of the establishment, entered at
another door. Addressing the boy
she said " What are you doing my
Son?" "Getting some sugar for me
and Willie," he replied, glancing at
a little fellow about three years old.
who stood close at hand, with mouth'
and eyes expectantly open. ." But
what have you in the glass, Frank?"
continued his mother, approaching,
him. " Tust a little brandy, mother,
said the child, holding up the glass,
a full sized tumbler about one-fourth
full of 'the liquor. :"Charley gave it
to me, but the old fellow would'nt
give me but just this little; won't you
give me some more ? " liecontinuel,
his eyes brightening with the idea.—
"Do mother please, won't you?"
"No my child, you have enough
there, "was the rejoinder, in accents
of total indifference. "Oh, no, I
havn't, please get me a little more,
won't you?" whined the boy; "them
are do men in the bar-room-4w;
won't you, nother Y" "No, Frank,
now don't bother.meani.mousku....
are men In the bar ; .t just heard some
come in, "• she replied, and . then ad
ded, hearing a etanplaint from the
younger boy," give Willie some of
that if he wants It you selfish fel
low!" The two boys then left the
room, and the mother drew a chair,
up to the stove, for it was a damp,
chilly evening, and opened a eonver-,
srition with us. We soon left to pur
sue our journey, but the scene we
had witnessed still dwelt in opr
minds., k
how could any mother so encour
age her children. - in the use of such,
What cnn temperance lecturers do
toward mitigating the cryllsof intem
perance so long ss it finds encoursit•
ment at home with mothers?
.And the poor misguided . mothers I
When will their eyes be opened tothe
results of such conduct? Not until
those cherished children Hein drunk
ards' graves:led there by those who
should have sated-thou mothers.
"Mr frienti,!! : rid Rev. Sidney Smith
to a colder ivlia *ea mending his shoe,
when the great irlt was a P acm. curate in
wourestershire,"AS remind me of the
s aerafordlniMee ofmatrimony." "Row
I so?" (Leigh the f:9l.4nr. "Beesuisi you
bind two ielei together: In unity."
d y e
nal!, are yon writing iltre, my
boy r asked a raid Parent the other day
of his hopeful son, a shaver of tan years.
"My compothihion,, sir." "What is the
:Subject ?7' .."Rtharnath'Hal liw, .ihir."
replied the ' youthful Grottos. wg u g
really I shall be unable to concentrate
My Ideas and give them relation if I am
coniterdly.,ititetropted W thith matter ,
bj iirideriat 'inimiries. 9 . • •
WII AT la th difference between MO.
cepted and rejected towns? Why' the
,accepted kisses the mime; end the re
jected misses the kisses. J .
Rostats.o says that "to write a good
love le i tter you ought to :begin without
knowing what you mean to say, and fin
ish without knowing what you hays
said."
- -
tirrwrin young lady, seated In •
rocking-chair and reading the bible, ex
claims: "Mother, here la a grammatical
error in the' bible I" Mother. lowering"
her epoctacies and approsichklg Merged!!
armn a very - scrutinizing,' attitude, says:
I •
ill it! kill it I"
BREVITIES.
—Stanton is 51111 In ill health.
—Bonnets are to be still smaller
--Beecher approves of nine-pins.
—General Sickles is in 'Washington,
—They now call G. F. T. a train run
by gas.
—Canada railways are much obstruct
ed with snow.
—Kentucky's last production is boss
With male's hoses.
-Alio New York Star baa stared In
an enlarged form.
—Erio le going to celebrate Ht. Patrick's
day.
—Willlamsport:rejolces In two velock
pecks:
--Scranton Is to have • velocipede
school.
-
--Tbo Methodists aro having a groat
at Altoona. .
—Now York boasts au' anti-cat. Dodo.
tY. .• • . -
—The Popo Is guild to work ten hours
dally. •
—Mow 4ersey has!ovot 8,000 Sons or
Trmpers.46. . • '
• L-A Paris paper Promiser to give a ball
to its new subscribers.
--Jersey City refutes to exempt. church
property from taxation.
—Never before were tho opera balls in
Paris so wiekid as this year.
• —Portland, Mo., Is to have a Social
Sicieneo Association of Its own.
,
—A telegraph from . Washington to
New Orleans is wantingat tho South.
—The United States Minister at Hayti
is not popular yrltliAlliainave.
—Large beds of Valuers' paint have
beim discovered in Tennessee.
—Clan. McClellan has ono hundred
men at work on the Stevens battery:
—Berke county is infested with a gang
of thieves.
—"Old Pluto" Is the Latest rebel. Tack
nainte.ibr Senator Brownlow. .
, .
—Plowing has already commenced In
—A comet, superioi , ln size and . lustre
to Dicke's, is nightly enpoctod.
—litliaotul has produced a big Id id of
corn,sixty ears of which make a bushel..
—ln Cincitual velocipedes rent tbr
fty cents an hoar. .
—ColamDaa, Y 7.; fadalges to regular
target &booting an Sunday.
scalps coot Ontario iSBO bat
SOIT._
—Admiral Fermat has the rheuma
tism. "- • ,
—flew York lc getting eacroleed again
aboutll milk. -
—Chlcsgo limps 2,000 drinking saloons
open-on Sunday.
—The Illness papers call Caltfornla
tho Golden
—The Villain Palace it Rome contains
thirteen thousand chambers. •
—The Kukla:. Klan In Landerdsho
county, Ala., has been dlibandad.
• =orbs 3Croc 'Orleins Picayune note. a
great revival of busimin In that city.
—Sonata' brOke his leg by
a fall, in Washington, Saturday night.
-;ibuttord ante Moen: &trailing hou
, „.
—Vieuxtesepe is menially . ..awning next
Yay.ln • ri : L
I•;•4la . vigationvilli olien (in the Schap- .
klll Canal on the Mat March.
—mils Raiding Eaglitioasts of having
a hen's egg messy/flag* by NI Inches; •••
—London has six lady theatre. manor
gars: i
••* L .
co
—New York denim kaving • Tie=
—Twenty-bur colored people of Port.
land, Me., have applied to the Contain.
tion Society for passages tp Liberia the
coming spring.
—The Florida ladies, it is said, divide
their time between raising oranges and
shooting alligator/. ' -
-An
"unpleasantness" is said to have
arisen between General Grant and.CoL
Bade u, of bas staff.
—Meniphis wants a new Jail, but refus
al to appropriste itis nicineey for it,
muse It can't trust the tax collectors.
—Prot laoldwih Smith, of Cornell Un
iversity, read the first paper before the
American Social Science Aasociationin
Albany on Wednesday.
Geo. W. Mlaintock, of Sharon
owns a calf eighteen months old which
weighs 1,700 pounds: ,r
—Several trapping and hunting expo-,
ditiOns are fitting out In San. Fnumbico
for Alaska. •
—New York has Cub= Ladies' Aid
Booletke„ which labor in the behalf of
the Cuban revolution. .
—Fossil bones and teeth of mu enor
moni also, have berin exhumed in vari
ous parts of Montana territory.
—Brigham Young forbids the faithful
twin . g anything to do with planehotto—
a youngltiortnon lady having been found
In an insensible condition from operat
ing with it. , •
--A men aipliod for a• Homo it Co,
'embus, Indiana, the other day, and
when sicked the woman's name, said he'd
"be doggoned if hebadn't tbrgot it."
•"/.la, if yon will give mean apple I
will be good." "'No, my child, you
must ant be good for pay; you meat be
goodibr nothing."
—A 'trained elephant attempted to atop
a railroad train near Idlrsspore, India.
Eleven ears were thrownfroni the track,
but the elephant was killed. j•
—The strike among the boys at the
Shenango Iron Works at Nevi Castle has
ended; and the boys have gone beck to
work at the old raters.
-Two editors of Houston, Texas, got
to shooting at each other lastweek, and
one of them killed a small boy standing
near. .
. —The oompuhory 'education bill b efore
the Wisconsin Legislature Is meeting
with strong opposition throughnut! the
State.
—Ono of the fashion writers of Paris
says that If folks desire to ace the ox- •
treme of Seddon they must.proarre an
nvitation-to ono of General Dix's Satur
day receptions. -
—The Chicago Post says: "Watts I
be revised so as to read, 'Hew id
than Miss Anna E. Dickinson's' rign
is it to have a thankless Child.' " ..
' -
—lt is said that one bun and twen
ty Velocipede patente lunte n applied
for already in ;his (nun . Ono hun
dred caveats, ii additio to the above, ar
also on file. •!' ,
‘
—A young ladyin Erie was recently
Using whet ' fla t in connection with
the mysterious! mdneaa of crimping her
front hair. She let it slip and it crimped
a strip of skin off her taco from the top
other forehead to her chin.
—itatadvertistmt wagon in Sow York
carries a huge bell, which tolls solemn
ly as ,the concern . nose . tksenct..._tue
greet:. • • •
iorrher In "GoodWonlif 'nays : "In
family, affection and feminine chastity,
Ireland an challenge the world to equal
.-some one in Ohio wants to mate a
mdoeipede to run on one rail of a rail.
road, and thinks it can be peePenid . 6 1
the refs ota hundred Wks an boar.
—Tbe Hudson river steamer Mary
Powell, Said to be the bead river steam•
er in the United Mates, was' lately sold
to en Alberti Arm for sisO 000.
—Prisident 'Mouton% admirsre in
Nashville are to give Mm a mention
upon his arrival there, when tile hero of
Greenville' is expected to mike a speech
And “dedne Ids views:" ' '
—the bathing pollee of Dieppe are
warned not to seise an imperilled lady
by the hair, ai heretofore, since that ap
pendage fr e quently tha t
remains In the,
of the would-be rescuer.
' the streets et Boston they drive
their velocipedes so fast thato as the Sun.
day Thrum lays, every 801 l don 7ts
ul
in the total disappearance of both dere
and tuatidnes.. No fragments ever
lbws& • '
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—The snow Is at the . depth of ft s felt
in awl:about She .:White, and Pseconis
maintains, and . the lU fl are .
obliged to desert the swain's, and, tam
' :=.l74tabbl, who killed;
the Sineiff Ilekens ecentyi! Ue ii
/ad monik. IsOtennessee
lied himself killed. • In I& Anal struggle
Lowever,haiiwaieded La deitieeritig fwd .
of his punttere. • , . , . . •
itscAßAwAs swim'.
Urns • . AniTell .
/fiabnidelOtkao il. 11. I Bayard. 0•55, L.
ILyard, IltAre.__
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Vi=llyrups, Molasses, 61 • Tess,
Savers, Crackeibseed,
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stock et node or tin latent styles tar
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Madly amide to (oda on as taunted
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by dogs orlostiosio bps= to merit a mottos.
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Beetwitit.Bankrupts.
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alwortint is baitB o Wan baud by
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Jacob Behinich. of , cosily cC DORM and
State or Penasylrants,a rata District atedged,
bankrupts upon asentin• of their creditors. aid
the payment of any debts and die density of any
property bolongintpr said Dailditds, to, them,
61 to their dad. and Dm render or any property
by them, int firbkiden by law. &msdiae of the
emitter, ot said Bankrupts to' prove it/Mr debts
and dawn one or more walT ffi c iet d their estate,
will be held at a Coact of Ba n try to be hoiden
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Among &Wahl Muimizultice ther 4 'is no die
wwwwwwe-wm.-onamete -Mioare
mom prodattive of discoudba or mole nab to
give rise to a rariely of distressing and dangerosia
complicatkis than . Catarrh. la Ito progreesive
inagat at .dereWprneat, the woes of noel& and
taste ire kcal:cony loot, hearing and- sight dim 1
milr a Omen lekaiy,lhiswi Adoclioni,Mthaut and
Iheneilal Complalak ire' otemasfuly produced.
atiff Como - MrtioUla Mar* iti inevitable result.
_filitiribuivaltritiiiiii!ft - tiselt af. grOt Is the
cavity of the noes, but spreadrag Miwind grit,
'pet
Mr? seat, it Modopenenatile late every cell, we.
vinfemd amity et Ow head with, which .001 meal
Manes communkate, and at length wooer
dighead over OW entire extent of the mumpulase
mrytract...vill 'fp- , il: :.l'=. ' _
..Tha rudest, meat peemlient sad I listricteri stie
Instates ilCatuoti Is a dilatory Irma the head
consisting sometimes et a dem acrid Auld, hat of
tenor of a Mk* gorldwit plow , di' greenish ia.
law limiter, width le Iniallteecreted la staware
aundance,andereueses amg Mild- odor. TIM
handeut substance Is discharged as a Mick Mire .
dm Auld, or 1814011 am through tha nosh* or
Mod, and frequinstly by both disnasia,
Is away inijatieeo the discharge Is of amg te
nactoui oigumMichaiscrar, adhering to the dis
eased madame with gluelike tensity, awl is re,
movable imly with greed itlikalty. This Oct Is
more macular* noticed on Mist to the.'snorn
pg, becamediving sleep the puralant 'oeeredon-
Minima and amonsulatm with greater badly. 1
.: ' • , Tbe effort' to renews the bead, at those timeNtiy
havfklog or blowing the nose,
,are, therefore 'tre
ats gunny moot distreseing to the one affected, and
' mom disagreeable to them arkund him. Often
they have to be so violent and pendeteut that the
lungs and Meat become sanitised and *ore; nau
sea, retching slid oven vomiting , CMOs. and Be.
vim headache at dlubsees nasally follows, and
segments the . 'general: dhrtrese. In some cams
Mai the most howeethl abets may' tall to dear
41 the bead until some kind or stkenbuit is mall ow
ed,aller Mikis Ow viscid seceetkisbecomes soma
what softened; and is then dischargest more read
..
Again, the offenahre Matter concerti Into dry,
bard mewl of crusts. which *hared breathing
and are very Match to detach, their dislodgment .
often requiring the most violent efforts. Some- .
times these Incrustadom 'cone. away in email
hard lureps,ei freguteuts of a deep green tint, '
.bet accaslosally tweed sad gat -nista of notable
elm are expelled. an which tram etkilood may at
times be observed- iTtda condition is very' gable
torus on to serious ulceration', hatching. i
of the bony etriteture if the Moe, and. a sa
''sent Battening of thet OltddA
in rases Wbereifie discharge Is and of
a lame and gatretterecter, it froglialll7 . Oa
rte sugsreed :net Act the nemeaky frequent
expecterstion,, because the pa Mild is net
stagy more Opt to run Into .the throat, when
as during sleep the head is thro back. Should
aped - dottoil be neglected: may . wircrihrillY
hripetidurthi heavy Weep, Invalid Is startled
ram his red by a anus of chating, catered
by tali nine itp of the 1 with . the accustati
tad seaeltag Irma Umbead. , • .. •
o ft
Tim sand meatus ' Is usually very much thick
Ailed owl congest , Canting the nom tab. atop.
ped upaomet ' *lobe side and somedmes on
the atber.and an on both, giving rise to a dia.
tuneable sarmtioa to the bead, aid oat
timidly • Walt porommin• ei.aneedue.
' Toe th . 3 semi tradition of the mucous asent- '
Ince, • d the cake:goo With" pendent matter
10 nasal:rausals, interferes with respiration
th • ugh the nose, surd *Vigra Persons so affected
I • breathe through the ones month, aPracticevery
there gee at all times, bat more pautletilarly so
daring alarm Mahn Nadler Men :clrcanastinices Is
always restienaand sccompuded .with II heavy
.1 urging errand.; . ,
A feelidg of fullness, beet, Irritation, surcease
or pale Is generally experienced In the nostrils
o a r . near gra raot of the nose et well se In the upper
part of the throat, above Mid behind The soft pal
ate, and headache temerity altogether. absent. A
distressing Masan= of heavy weightier torapies.
' s alon Is usually complaloed of over the forehand,
and especially in the region immediately above
and betweed the rues, Sometimes pain Is °lntl.
stately tired to some' particular part, as In Ito
temple. on the tap of the head, at the beck of the
neck, or heided.tha mtge. sad occasiosally Man.
Made Itself In the Isce, of PO severe a chancier
bat It is frequently [Metaled foe serusighs.
...The Telco is generally 'ratted End becomes
hoarse, inuMed,vittakor uneven, and assumes a
meal charseter or an unpleasant sniffling quality.
Cough of variable rieverityts pot infrequently one
of the symptoms aid results of Catarrh_ ,
The breath Is Usually tainted, and assumes, at
timanma exeeedlngly fetid and Mekenlog odor.
In some mans it becomes ie. revoltingly offenelve
as to rander,the sufferer an, object of disgust to
himself as well as to others.
' The 'scare of smell Is usually blunted or entire
lost In Catarki, sad a similar effect. our !Anton:dry
bwerecastanally obierred. ,The eyes are apt to
became irritable:anti dhmoomitewitier emersive
ly on etpantre to discoid Or whit mid a sense of 4
wanner of sight ,lc maally eaperienced Idler .
alight exertione.,lincringuet nalrettently becomes.
more or Ices ruipaimui t nnfinuiteo In . Ute head very
Often add Materially to the existlng distress.
The stomach generally antlers more or lest, and
becomes Weak end Irritable; the 'appetite is ca•
priciest", and Is nearly always boatel gm morning..
The patients itenerntlyeamplatn of lassitude and
f.tlgne, an Incepacloy for either physical or men
tal exertkma, a feeling of weight and discomfort
In the region of foe stomach, and a constant dbl.
perigee to drowsiness and steep. The mental
faculties are Atari sometimet sllghtly'affected;kres
Of memory beteg more of lent present.'
Catanis may prove fatal, 'either by - Webilitithiiit
the system and waning out the patient, cr by
traveling downward and producing consumption.
This fact bas been so repeatedly noticed that all
espeiteseat practitioners now took 'nom Catarrh
as one of the most frequent and Important causes
of this onnplabat, but mearding to ' our extensive
observatkm.kshould stems be regarded es ape monition, end one of the very earliest manliest a
• liens of Consumption.,: ,f ,- • 2 • - .
A systeMatle,jedicions and wet?. directed coarse
of treatment, such use hire for years outplayed
In oar practice, ii mere to be followed by a permit.
neat tare.' . • , . - ,
DR. LIGUTHILL his associated 'with blot tin
emlneat Spechtlltt •
DR.. REED
who pare atlitalveattapdan t all "diseases arts-
Alm Impurity : at laautlic kept noartehmeat
13 I. 0.0 gla
sad ainee k roat4utly -oil affection of tie Okla
!leek K 8100110 mid dersagements of th
NERVOUS SYSTEM
at-29 Penn 9troot,
!MI
T owNiononrrir. -
..R7-!Cort• -• eilLank.,
•• Will be elated. at pinta saa antll the talk
day of Mar*, MIL a house and la on Railroad.
alma, New Brighton. Base la a twe , Nom
ftOtai eadandig att nova a Mkt andavaula.•
.aod a enema at Ow dooe. Lot le 40 Pet Oouta nd
itroteep: Stable - and other esitatikltogs -ea She
prevateov, Will be fold in a teetala. •
not previously sold, It will be died at Pub;
Be a 1.., at f o'eledt. p. tn.. on the day above nue.
evt, fa rat iberpari icalapv enquire at paw
hea. CdSPE WRITSBILL:
EN
ME
E 33
il" l cmcms,stetiffecori:f
AND nanjonwritinl
-.1.d
Nirlilit 'Gardell•OßT.ol3loeille.l
, : ilrr::.<, , 1 / !“..11:ii lq , ql . 51i41. 4 i ,• , i
t' ''-'lWe !IgrOale://e4,,, ~..err-ef,r.'.it_
tieden&FloiferSeeds
•ioethi;blw6valso. oute=,
loot and SiVotahlth
the , Lcalind AMU& itnisPenlyk esteemed
wherever Wed, ThefollotriagCataloiss.
PM be-Pent ffee. lifilislicillta; , • ~, . 7 !:.
D:
Dfi:Wtig 'l4isk or 1:f t 066*
74,(i;igittilrordttei , ' lb
tatoei, thabistafart ' ' A for
-: - - . llaidfsithrivierrationcillAe B2o "
Market . Clanki':iiiii( Llst,'' for lartlimers
AFTbolesale Prior •LL Breitkely . 'pi the
AtifSettltrirwl irwailliamesht :mss- flora
, ~, .
, i „,,,Xaelstrue7 ,i, , I , • . 1 •r''
aimanuacturent'prices.,One dot the mod
'complete odiorterente to be found la any
OM arteblleinweat In tio gaited States.—
Hay. Straw and Foddeir, Putters. Sim
Mills. Farm Bones, Chnrat;',hc.,Br.4.'
1 Pricer Beat bileill on opphention. ' •
", ' ClOVsr,lina I rimitht Seed.
The tartest Stock of Prime- new SW In
Fenneylvacia, at market prices.' • • • -..
' nrrox.„
Summer. , to . J. KNOX:\ No . 187 Liberty.
street, Pittsburgh: Pa. ~' [feb.Skitir
=lll
MEE
A L
WALLVAPIIIIIC '' • ''' ' , r . '
, i
.WALL.P . PER-i
.
: ~, 1 WALL p . : Ea.... , •f• . ~
. .
•.' • y
Teo largest and cheapest ol i
tek; of Wall Paper
In Berm County.
. I • •.. '„. ' • .
•
BOOKS,
•
• i t t
em. ssortonit et illiseatiasoas, - Bebool
and BOWS cpastq,atkraa Dada al Mr.
Ilsbate
Gift Books Rita* fort May;
STATIONERY,
- STATIONERY.`
• '
STATIONERY,
. .
• As extensive nasty of Paper,revelopee, Lead
tea pre „
eth, glohl and Steellesa, axe Da Mends,
to. •
Vit‘r• aim:tiara Aral krel• releteated
Polearie chow Pen, .;
toe this County; theme eselaeg I geed Geld
wield_ de well to ao• lime before
perehaeing.
We ere fie Meet tor this (Vint/ ter
photograph Warthog 1 Camelot*. The
of Clergemes le renominate called to"
an sea them at lb* SUBS diseeast
'get from the Publisher.. Atwater" ,
moment foveae at Melee me igAre
We have MamettegT.Ww hint
laree vartely.
WINDOW 911 x. ER.. •
WINDOW 0 011:001rH e
.RUSTIC a PAPER SHADES.
- - 9 4° ' - •
_ _ .
Pe Mod Toys and N . ar . lagooda WU" for tie
J F. PRICE ,
E=l3
Lea •
Pipe' Sheet be Bar Lead
SIANUFACTOBSRA; ALSO
. ,
Pig Lend, Iruu Pipe, Rubber Hose, Stearn
(lunges,' Whistles Vans, Iron
Copper Sinks and Bath Tubs,
Steam Pumps, Form
Pumps and Force .
Pumps.
and every dererlythin of foods far
Water, Gas and Steam,
NO. 167 SMITHFIELD STREET,
. Senator hien Llat.
ape= ,
BRAVISICACADIUNIM-114 Beay. Aci•
&my Mie ben irmnglued by
REV. JOHN W.YNNE lAIII9IOIII
Ex•Prestdent of Lincoln University, known as •
succeeehtl educator of the deaf and the blind. The
text term WI eatmesice, 1). V.,
MONDAY * JANUARY 4TII 18G9.
Students of both seam. may bens learn, Thor
oughly. the Common School Course. ender strict
Meehan's. Should adequate classes apply, in
atm:ninon will be Eisen In most parts of the Uni
versity comm. Composition, elocution, rhetoric
and astronomy th Latin
Languages
flebmw, Greek and tin
Languages I logic with philosophy, natural, men
tal and coral, will be steligly taught by the
Principal.
We purpose to me WlllsOn'a Spoliate and lead
Cr.;litchalEs flaoltraPilins with Pelteles outline
Maps. Greenleurs Mathematical Series and 'BM.
liOu'a Grammars. ref additional partienlaril
please address - J. W. MARTIN.
8,4 x 114, Banc. Beaver County. Pa.
em
Orowe — of A thi li f tthg at fu t reka, " o4 el en sr g.
Is analog so Iturnairtint no beastatal, so slant.
bg as ' *and not that ire
of
fro
many years . t.Zn...e so near perfection of sweet
sounds IN the Sure in Organ. made by Shonisyr
.a Co.; Now limes • nun. Inetrament has
the new. Vox . Itamarn Slob, which la such ad&
lion to the old organ* as to entwines their worth
lily fold. mls stop creates. by a On; a trill
like unto the warbling of the whore leathered
tribe, doing away with the bellowing hoarseness
no detrimental to wind Instruments. She volume
of mule it gloater forth hi powerfnl. Meh.and fall
of platens melody, such as entrances the senses
and Intoxicates the car. No person wooldiblak
of WlNltinell, where a performer was touching the
peed keys of itorsha..' •.
These mot excellent Instruments errs fro sale
Daly by tbb vests. • •
MESSRS. noTruax, itozmii a Co.
Alm% agent* PIA NO S ei le . brated winscuALL
.a la - MAN - S.ll -
oct2r4ll.
HOLIDAY GOODS
We bass Just opened the tartest .and 12,61
stock of ' . .
IllonteMarnabang. and Fancy
• Goods, • .
6R s irs • •
POLIDAYB,
weer offered in this city, comprising ken.). lion of
dilver Nears, Cutlsry, •
inpanned Wars,
woodsy snd Willow Wares.
.Ilandkererilsr, Glove and
Work Boxes,
. . •
Bkilly muted Writing
Desks, Parion Vases and liman. All kinds of
_Woodsy, Tin and Iron Toys, Bobby llorses,
Sleds, 13arvenes; Se.
(`all and OMICIIISI• new slick at Ekkenekeepals'
Noveltks.
EIE 1
Glassware and Caches 011,
3..P.•881111T111 _
. •
Manufacturers antl NVlcklesalet Dealers
• •
ix
•
Wad Jan sad Wlralt Was Is cooseellos with
Clasdellees, Glassware sod Carbon Oil
trade, WlfloUgllby's and Nsemaa'sllslf
Sealers Union, p. L lot Cmt Glees Jos, Hoek.
Ingham sad I'm. of lbs very best la tbs Martel,
seholesal• sad-retail. pauses and XXX
'r esit Was mg received. please call beers pur•
ebaslems.
p.-smErriz•at;cci.,
187 Laois , M., P 401017.0, Pa.
•
C a!".. B. Rm*,
Notary Public, Conveyancer
and Um:mance Agent.
Deed, and Unmeant. 'wettteis and acknowl.
ILlni odgmeete tam. . • :
been del, co &A. getonslon ' ed N Agent toe esb•
eget telt the lamina Compentot, represent
lag the FIN, lAN Accident, sad Live Stock De
partments, Is sewed to take :lake sad write
policies on: the most liberal tenet.
Also, AgeAttot the"Anchqt: Ilse" et test
clan °caul Steamers. 'Metals sold to end bow
all
2 forte I. Emend, Irelanklicottand, Genus):
, Main lAar Taan e
brick tow. Ahnlaed.hlocbeetet:
stertsro.
.-PITT4DURGII; PA.
•
VICINGL lIJ Nithoirl• I I • : -
Tee' iiinaiduisisaa win '.l
- OR Woo • :Vaal No. I sad No.
awl IS lack SRNs width he will Wm
sow ct t i t sooders o :Zo o.
a.
p ' . lalll la loesSa soar
.orly
1•11 NOW' ' ;
•
Wini.ll..faxiMPlopt
0'4,11674 '.tr-,Z)
1.; -114. S
.t.•:
Thitasiikro a ttr•pa.,
stawLs
ATIIS II .4
l!ladiscitia=ll)""le,44l
, aids. Ma And fo liv a
• Unit.
• • ga rodr is •
mod., swim al.,
I"KB'
BOOKS.
17=1
r rm
=1
ay woold
Setwal Gov-
•rOD Mai la
Browlwaj, New Bril:bto a
I
Ilibbargli, Pa.
at 10 u:clock, AL IL
53 Flftlk Avenue
WANDS • REDIEMAN,
• Blb PM.bunt
ME
ME
MEM
Mgt Opsidpg s fbe twig et
•VERY CHEAP.
Inil
Gloies and' iisadki?Mdetb,
•
'fra 6004,irsAmi•
inns Lunt smarm lutrup mro,
DOXS OVIZ.
SpedilaartiospeidlaXlD GLOM,
Balmoral and Eleazdeas Skirts:
Including dm *lf/ itri!d!
New Volt
.04kIrby.
. Val BUM, Craps M.
TRIMMINGS
Of every dsocitptloli.
LOW' Undorrnsar. Nene Shirts. Drawers d
saspeadets,
MILLINERY GOODS,
Mts. Sossits,lPSinnies, Timor, Ireheti.lhaird.
WU. as"
.
Way ter the lewd OKI qt Mawr Gm&
cver brelat to this mists SIN eillePer Um Ty•
tan bay itin, at on efts plses.
11117 m. Ribbons, itlibibeilik.
. .
~ • aWO sunk. • ' ..' ;
r IIMBRO1711111" AND LIMB
• good us . ortamit Aiwa§ Oa boa.
♦pI4XO AND IRIIYIXO DUMIWTO 01PZIL.
We Invite our frigids and the rails la soU tat
sasnlas earpew stockof
FANCY : GOODS!
wr CAMNOT 131UNDint-ROLD.
Now la tba Sae to bay Ocala. Don't forret tie
place. ,
I. Q. BENCE,
=11233
MOIIIIEW Dltlre WILVIIII,
IN BBAVBR.
Mel bit dead dui bid ii.iiartifteat et
DRUGS,
21“Ied.loirLess,
CEIZEMELC A T
PUPATE!
LIQUORS,
And 13rn.ridien,
Paints, Oil's.
ELI
DYE STUFFkis
TOILET ARTICL&s, SOAPS
3311,USLIft.
PATENT ILEDICINI3B
to great enttety, all of the Dent quality , and sold
cheaper than can be bttaghtat any Other
Drug Stone to the
mann'.
Deponeer Female Pill,. It testa per boa;
Chereremen'e, $1; Clark's, $l.
loit_lltoelr or
LAMPS Ai LAMP TWILMINGS, LANTERNS,
TATIONERY, WINDOW GLASS PUTTY.
Ever oared outdd• of the elty,ar Moon's Drag
Wore, sod sold agape/ Um ma be booed asp
where Cu.
Lot Sono jrbo doubt lAD toll oat Me, and tley
wilt doubt 160 MM.
_
Josses 1101117 1 111 & 4304 -
Hare innr in Store their
FIRST NEW STOCK
Of 'Spring 431-13' ods,
lhatirseisix all ihit isjew and *flat la !belt Ites
Embroideries,-Lace Goods,V hits Goods,
Famishing Goods, lIIIIIDasy Goods,
RIBBONS & FLOWERS
Hosiery and Gloves,' Suspender;
FANCY GOODS,
Soap and Perfumery. Small Warm-
UmMellaa.
SPECIALTIES MADE
Of Notions,
Corsets,
,Spool Cotton,
And Handkeivhiefs.
Buyers will dnd aux,
and prides as low as
NEW TORY JOBBERS.
Na 77 & 79 Market Street,
PITTSBUROU, PA.
Jan rt. vsa.--.Eaut.
R. W . & W. SNODGRASS.
wuourisAtz "
s
ou
rederal and Leant la inreeniAlleed etg t
(Flat corner below Depot,)
• - - DIULERS IN
LEADS, PAIATMOILS, VARNISHES,
DYESTUFFS, DRUGS, CHEMI
CALS, PROPRIETARY MED
ICLNES, FOREIGN awd -
DOMESTIC PERFU• '
NERIES, SOAI'S,
TOILET ARTI
CLES. FAF
CY GOODS
11 1 012 RALSON RENT -Rome lel sae
.1.7 Waco That Home andlet sad Mom oe Buss
'Hymn. formerly occupied by one, on Third Saver.
saw Dlsamod, Boner, will be 20i or naMil.
POSIPCSaIia given April 1 sr, 1888. Apply to 111.
Woman, Ear.. who la unbolt:al to Ira or tart
beproperly. • W]l. B. CLAIRUL
febt7
D u. u. s. 1111.0M111,
3d Ntreet. Beaver, Pa.
&pedal +Lusatia* rimto diatoms GC Wu
sad Calldreot
ovvlta ili1111M11011111.1121Pli•CIUMpril 11111=
• The Doctor as always lie Mid st alas
ezapt Irks stbieillie MN Palbillehalla MU*
Jas. 11,1td6-11
GHw
111"
.11111"111/Ciub
OUT eAug
1111 EM
Fall and' Winter Goods;
3aa, k,Foittine'il
„TIM DLLXOND,
BOOHEST* PENN'.
ii!!!!
ME
DRY GOODS
et worst deeedOWL
The lbest sesortmant es& th.
Cheopeipt. is Illeaver
, • , I . * County.
Ladies Zephyr knit Shawls,
ban Glob st Ms am itaist
stastiet
.n k....e ere.
boxint-r-y, Flannels,
.
an kiiihe a*as arsaikalarane prism • Can
. . • mad b fanandamst.
FURS; FURS
Mlre Wm east.
Men'lolperwear
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &e.,
can forty te mom boujoe we see bond
to sell so otvettlited. OWNrot, listebig
Yields' Webb, am to Wen.
No trouble to show Goods.
Ilessezebor the Flom yesechemell eeceoled
by Reim' lberegoe.
IN Tillß MROPA
DIAMOND,
OCKI
JAMES. A. FORTUNE.
P. 11.—I Mrs lame Albs sinises et WATT
IMAM henry et softwood".
dada.
NeW Owen Orrabe liailliqii.
L
BRIDGEWATER, PA.
ItiCCEIVING ♦ 71/11111 SUPPLT
07 CiOODS IR NACH OT 1111VOLLOIVIIN
pgrAwniswra
DRY Gicioros,
=NM
Steibenville Jeans, White Woolen
Blankets, Arm= -
ley's Barred
os, Alpacut a l cha Nda
4 bass,
Brown and gold
mlxedwaW
Proolh,
Chinchilla Cloths,
Woolen Shawls, Brown
and bleached Dril-
Hop, Ticking', / Prints, Canton
I Flannels, Misery,' Gloves, BuckaWn
mitts,
Groceries,
Cam Teas. Myr. Wolerms, Whits B Dtpe.
Oohs sad Comsat lipask Coadlet kap, Spas
and MSC* ilieSL
Hardware, Nails, Glass,
Door Leek& Door Lae Mor mixi llasinr. Table !I
Cutlery. Table Tr Spoor, Dello, Owl
Uosok Tiro Slav* toil rotors, 11 tad Glue
WOODENWARE.-
ihwk•is, Tv* China, Biller Prints awl lMle•
Linseed Oil tt White Lead.,
Boots and Shoes
J. MOOl2.
TOE MEN LADIIOIIAWD (MILORD,
Rifle Powder and Shot,
Blasting Powder and Fuse
Flour Wood It 44110011111111.11P4P.
•u beavy geode datmvd fre• of ekarge
By elate ettealkes to boetaera. sail b booby
cooetentlyee lord • well awaited With of geode
of all the Wiener kW oseallylaipt la a moor,
store. the aaderelgood hopes la the Mare et le
to.
part to serttaad reales a node WWI of the
pablle yam/ie.
ilsolnltl.7
J . L... reaminmpx.
E:.an.•:"lalls, Pa
iIIVING Just OPVIIID ♦ Lucas irrucx
rge end
NOTIONS,
BOOTS t MOIL
WARDWARW.
'GLASSWARE.
QUEENSWARS,
• TINWARE!,
- NAILS.
DRUJE, AC
Riad°. (1400 all Om aid dad& street*.
• Spotlit attootioa paid to lIII3ag mien Li ,
Impala' window giro. at.
Also, '
\ LINSEED OIL,
CRUDE BIHIBIAU
BENZINE,
COA,LE'II PATENT DRYER
Ihtais 'WAD Cokes, Grosaa. AT red Ls Oil
Parebum oill do well to call sod ',woo.
oar stack of Palal. lidos panbastat 01.."."
Abe, Choke limed of Pli.i W rivesi slid is
*Asks. AR kinds of Cowry perdu's* I ***.
'lasso fee Goods.
Remember 'beiges* first
. ioor glees' 'lke cel
la, Oppoidl• side el West.
esellfeltlf •
of
1.3131111L1C SALE, 714 ardsrelgatd •1 11
.• t plane Mtn as the realm. as War
needs,. Ma 1101 day AC YOGI A•3 1. • tart anaa.t
II Vlippewa touselkip, coaudialag Iltittanv
war, alre OPIMM adjoialag blade ofJalos
Quin. Deghltl sad sib,,. Sbl toct
of
lasi le a put lad lk• teal ',RAN of de lota don.
TM led la a • has OW ad bon a
'radon, sad la amid ta, tam teat ha dot Haddllor'
toad. 'A Isipoppattisity la sow od•••• so as ,
=•4= g aarall Is • = B l lafaZ
bob. Tama inwr =, :l i d Inn ba al
known cis lb* 47 arse%
Man. WILIJAV I 1
23. 34. 12/124r0E13.
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