The Cambria freeman. (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, January 17, 1873, Image 4

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!'' Strings Ut l our lion
I am always sorry for a man that knows
bow to do but ouo tiling. I have seen many ;
6uch men. I gave ten dollars to one who I
could sjeak and write five or six languages, !
translate ljeautifully ; but in the middle of
a hard winter he could not get a living- I
remember another man who had punched
twenty-live years till his throat failed him,
and he used to go round looking very bkio
and sad, autil people pitied h. and male
little donation parties for liiui, bcear.se he
was good for nothing except to preach. I
knew a lady once that had taught school for
twenty years, till she was a poor, nervous,
broken down woman, and really didn't
know how to make a dress for herself. I
know a man that wants to keep store, and
he sits with his thumb in his mouth wait
ing for a store to come to him to be kept.
I heard of a minister who, when his peo
ple cave him a horse and bririrv. had to
wait for t he deacon's wife lo c n.e over and ;
show him how to harness lor he did.i't
know the bit from the crupper. Now,
boys and girls every real man should know
how to do one thing right woil ; and he
ought to know how to do several things
tolerably well, livery wise farmer has a '
principal crop ; but he always puts in a
little something else, so th it, if his main
crop fails, he will have something to live on. '
Don't carry all your eggs iu one basket.
Don't carry all your money in one pocket.
If you want to get along right well, learn
one sort of work to get a living by, and all I
sort of work to get along with when your
one sort gives out. t
At West l'oin', where theytako boys and '
teach them to be jmji feet soldiers, they have
to learn, among other things, to cook and
make bread, and make theirown beds, and
do their own sewing, and sweep, and dust; j
becau e. you know, a sailor or a soldier
never knows where his duty may call him,
and the man who knows how to do the J
most things is the best sailor, the best sol- j
dier that is to say, the most of a man. I I
never saw a woman do a man's work hand- '
ily, but I liked her all the better for it. I
And I never saw a man do a woman's work '
neatly ; but I thought the more of him
for you see that work is something that
needs lo bo done ; and ho who knows how
to do most will have the best chance to
make money, or, which is betterstill, make
himself feel like a useful man. For, you
see, if a man feels that ho is of no use in
the world except to be a bug in a crack,
and if the crack widens Imj seared and
drop, or if the crack closes bo pinched, ho
i always anxious about that crack forfoar
that something is going to happen, al
tliot ho will be out in the cold or else jam
med. Such a man can never bo happy,
because he can never feel that he amounts
to much. Ihit if a man feels t hat, if he
cannot make shoe?, he can curry horses,
lay side-walk, rake stones out of the road,
or upade in the garden, ortake caro of sick
folks, or scour old coats, he is always sure
ho can do something. That man will never
fuel scared.
So, then, what do you say, boys? Sup
pose hereafter you do as the cadets do at
NVest l'oint make your own beds every
morning till you can do it better than your
own mother can. And girls, do you learn
to harness a horse till you can do it as
quickly as your brother. And boys, learn
Low to mako bread ; and girls, learn how
to sharpen a knife and whittle, and drive
nails without splitting the board ; and
boys, learn how to hem towel, run stock
ing heels, and patch your own trowsers ;
and girls, learn how to grease boots and
wagon wheels, to lay shingles, and ease the
doors when they stick. Keep your eyes
and ears wide open. Learn to do all sorts
of work. And, my word for it, you will
grow hearty and plump, handsome and
Lappy.
K5W DfiSCOVERY.
In Clieniictl cad 7Ie.!icd Science.
ESTABLISHED IWESTY-F1VS TIAHS!
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Tim Strength of k Mother's Lovr.
The almost siieihuinau sttength and
courage of women under circumstances of
great peril, or when the maiernal instinct
is aroused to the utmost for the preserva
tion of their offspring, has been recently
exemplified in a most extraordinary man
ner at Sega no, a small village south of
Milan. A child of four years playing near
an old well but careless! covered over
went too near the insecure edge, and, be
fore an elder sister could reach her, was
precipitated to the lottoni. The frighten
ed child ran screaming to her mother wi'.h
the fearful news. The latter, a work
woman in the factory, stood for a moment
as if paralyzed, when, as if realizing the
full danger of her littlo one, instantaneous
ly llew across the couit, and with her eyes
iixed upon the water below, pallid, mute,
teeth hard set together, she thought only
of rescuing her child, and clutching the
old coping of the well, let herself down
from stone to stone until she reached the
water, wheto an inner row of stones gave
her a footing. The little one had caught
by its clothing to this jagged wall, and the
urav woman, reaching tar over, firmly
grasped the child, and lifting it free, held
it safealtove water with one hand, while
with the other she steadied herself against
the damp slipjery wall.
Iu the meantime the alarm I.4I been
given, and the workmen who had come to
the rescue let down ropes to which the
woman w' attach herself and child.
But. "
imjiOKsible to accomplish
,o of the child. The ioor
not again bear the terror of
nr baby for au instant, and with a
looked of batlled, hopeless despair thrown
upon those w ho waited breathlessly for the
remit, was almut to resign herself to her
awfid fate, when a sudden grasping of the
rope below gave renewed courage to the
spectators. The undaunted woman had
made another effort for lifts and success
fully. Slowly lifting thechild to her mouth
(he hat! taken iu her teeth a portion of the
dress, and safely held it, until she made
fast the roeto each. Thiscoinmiuiicaied
to the people above, a shout went up, as
on more fearless than the rest, at the. risk
of hi ow n life, went down to the rescue of
mother and child, which he accomplished
by intrepid coolness :vnd undaunted cour
age, amid the hearty bmvos of the men
and the half-frenzied, hysterical sluieks of
the women. Chicago "1 .ilnine.
Ir. ARVIN'S T Alt RElrlliDIIiS
Cure Incipient Consumption.
Dr. CSAZtVIX'S TAIt SSEHIiDIIiS
Cure Catarrh.
Ir. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Asthma.
Dr. GAIIVEV'S TAIS REMEDIES
Curo EZcari Disease.
Dr. OARVIiVS TAR REMEDIES
Cure Skin Diseases.
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Itegulato tho Liver.
Dr. GAHVIS'S TAR REMEDIES
Regulate the f?to in ac h and Bo v e Is
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR IE EM E DIES
Curo all Female Weaknesses.
Dr. GARVI.VS TAR REMEDIES
Turify tho Eiood.
Dr. GAICV2i'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure Diseases oftSie Throat.
Dr. GARVIN'S TAIt REMEDIES
Curo KroncSiitis. -Dr.
GASJVI.'V'S TAR REMEDIES
Cure "Hose Co:d,"or"5Ia7 Fever"
Dr. GAKVIX'S TA15 I2EMEDIES
Cure ritra;' Diseases.
Dr. GAIIVI.VS TAR REMEDIES
Curo Constipation.
Dr. A!:VSrS TAR REMEDIES
Curo Rlicuni.
Dr. GAJiVITS TAR REMEDIES
Cure Iilncy Risosmcs.
Dr. GARVIiV'S TAR REMEDIES
rrevent Cholera & Velio w Fever
Dr. GASVLVS TAR REMEDIES
rrevent Plalarioas Fevers.
Dr. GA11VWS TAR REMEDIES
Itcmovo Pain in the Breast.
Dr. GAUVITS TAR REMEDIES
Remove Pain in the ile or Back.
Dr. GARVSSTS TAR REMEDIES
Aro a Superior Toi.ic.
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Restore tho Appetite.
Dr. GARVIxVS TAR REMEDIES
Cause tho FcoI to Digest.
Dr. GARVEV'S TAR REMEDIES
Restore tlie Weak and Debilitated
Dr. GARVIN'S TAR REMEDIES
Givo Tone to Your System.
I. P. EY CO,,
SOUS PEOPEIETOH3,
lO.I Sevenih Ave., Xeiv York.
mmw MAMWACTORY!
:jh:et.
!2:t.E
Near Union School !!ouse. Ebensburg.
TJ1K suisci lt r desires to cull ttie attention
of the citi7.na f Caintiria Hi!l adjoiniiiir
count ies to I lie fe.et that lie lu'.s now fn sticeet.H
ful ojierntion in KtienKlmrtf a Shoj for ttie mun
u fact u re nnd repair of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SULKIES,
Nlr!isT Hkiiiiii, KloiliN,
AnA all other (f.-xci iitlum uf ink in that line.
Kmpioyimr none tut skilSfiil workmen nnd
iisinif only t lie ties! in.it. riuls, I feel conlMent
I can rive entire KiUi jfucliou In work, styles
ami priees.
I'lalform work done t short notice. Itepair
in' of all kin ) attended to ut reasonablu rates.
A lllaeks.n il h K!iop in miiii ?et i u witb Man
u factory. Call and bee specimens of work.
June2:M.STJ.-tf. I). M. CHUTE.
BR. Davis & Go,
HiCU STREET,
Three Doors West of Centre Street
OKAI.EKS II
FEED, BACON,. FISH,
Boots and Shoos,
FLOiifi,
CcfFeo, Tea, Syrups and KTolasges.
ALL WHICH THF.V PHOMISR Tf) SRLL AS
CllliAV AS THE tTI KAJ'Kb'r.
Country Produce taken for GOODS.
at UKm;cz:x katkn m
rtt. UD.HOryMAN.ifradunteof Dental Sur
p ry, respecil ully mini ms tlie puldie that
I" riii.iiieiiii) lot-ut. tl in l'.ill...s;ii: :
tonnd every ilay of Mie week.
he.,lias
when; l.e may he
l)n. lion -mas, al ti r.liavii'K had nniple )irac
tiee rr I he sp;i;t; of seven y.-ars, doe not hesi
tate in ai'irniiUK tl.al he can Rive pei leet nut is-ta.-l
K.ii iin.v.-i-vet;Ru relaiii,,, ,, the profusion.
All t.riiiu lies of Meehanieal and Surieal len
l.slrv eareliilly :. svi. nin. H:iv p. I forined.
1 ai-tiemar atlerituui piwii to tiHinsr ie-iv-d
' ' " ' i " ei i raeii-u w it hcut pj;ii!. h',
"""vi in . in n:.ti inn e iiiuern i ii j;
call at his oliiec on Mih Mreel
i .tnmiin iiouse. 'Vliere
or
tu-ie-H, etc.,
oppoKite the
tilay of 4.aiiiiiii-il uii,.
pies or n:. ivuii, u iiun urea milt, lit sr,-,t t, he
ni'i-icrint. il. may 25.-1 f.
A Littlts Tx Kaklt.-In ol.l militia
times, Golftown, lolushoroujTli eoinitv,
N. H., was tlie reiule.vous where tiio mill
iUry of tliesurrountlin; c.-untiy asseiuhkMl
annually for drill. It v.ns an occiision
Uiat drew totretlier vouiiit ami - ' -
LJAVINd oitrridiiced new nia::iinery into our
ofil.-n I'letory. we are now prepared to
ei l.';,.i:r: ,v:' ;h,,rt oti. e. i, mis. cassu
"T' kii taken
rked on f Imrest.
I'. .1.
hensbtirir. Feti. 24. n3.-tf.
in e.x diantro for iroods or
Market, price pi,i, f(,r wool.
- ...mie to all who
ever dwelt in the central or southern jmm
tiou of tho Stale. Very early in the day
of one of those eventful days, an stjedeou
ple, living some miles away, Ktarte.il on
loot to tho parade ground. 1 shorten
the distanee, they tik a shortcut through
tlie"old burial ground at iotVst(wn Centre,
from whieh they emerged as Sum W 1
was passing along the highway. Sam was
bound. fr the '-muster,-' ami ,a,l tjiken
an early sUrt, so as to lusenone of the fun.
e7ri??r veyanl, Sam Un.ked
distinguish just enouKh to see tint thev
were rery okl, and conclu.i.,, ,
they were inhalntants of uso Kii,MA , i
awakened by the unusual stir. w ,t
them back witli both hands, he m, . 1 7
HJo back, old man ! go back ! T&' &
tlie general resurrection! It's ,)ll!v ,.,
Oolfstown muster !" "
COLLINS, JOHNSTON & CO.,
I "Vri,'L 1r'c'lve money on deposit, discount
! W nnd ti.lK-t notes, and intend to all tlie
j business usually ,i,.no ,v Hanker
b .tj.0.tf. tii;tj. C. K.ZA1IM (Rsliier.
J 1 LOYI) & CO., 15AKK1KS
I J J KJtvxsr.una, pa.
I tip.ld, silver. (Joveriimcit Loans, nnd
(other Seci.r:tu-K. l.outlit and s.d.l. Inu-r.'sl al
I'jwml nn 'l ime DeposiM. ( oil-ciions ma.ie at
ufl-Maxnu io!ntii, U; L'nitl rti ,, anil a
It don't take a smart man to make a foci.
C) vnjAN & nuciv,
I'liysM i..,s ami nr;f(ii!,
, . . , , Cauuoi.i.town. Pa
Oneo In renr of John rtuck'n st,rc. Nikht
Oiiiis mny lie mudti either at the deuce of
Ur. Oatmiin or irt .frflin Usiek's reldonee.-
r W W. DICK. A in i:m.y at Law,
1 tii diiirc. OHice in n out room of T.
J. I-.ijyd s ut tuiildii.tr. Centre t-trei t. All
vomer of lal tni!nr af -ten led toatilae-toruj-,
mm eOlieH'ji.s q tVieelUty. HiiM
FRANK W. HAT
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
-OF
AND
SliccMroa WARES,
AND D II A LEU IN
mam parlor ana coobhg
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and:
flOUSE-FlRMSHINC GOODS GENERALLY.
Joliliii5x in
TIN, COPPER & SHEBT-I R0x
I'ttOBITLY ATT tONt)Kl TO.
Nos.278,2SO and 282 Wasbinglon St.,
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
THE WOULD lillLIJiM.F.II
TO PKODUCK ITS EQUAL!
rpAYI.OK& CO., of Altoona. are fast
pniiilii an enviable reputation as philan
thropists by introducing among the ladies the
AMERICAN CHAMPION WASHER I
the only Washing Maebine in the mnrkot that
H ill do its work perfeetly on all kinds of elot.ii
lntr without the aid of a rutibiny board.
It washes without rutdiiiiK, roiling or press
ing tht clothes in any way, and hence without
any wearing of the fabric.
It will wash anything, from tbe finest lace to
the heaviest ed-quilt.
If will do the'saine work In a short ertimesnd
with U'ss labor than any other Machine made.
Any person desirinira Washing Machine can
haven (,'liamplon Washer tak n to their resi
lience and tested, when, if not satisfactory, it
will be taken away without cost to them.
CONVINCING TESTIMONY".
Messrs. Tayi-ok & Co. Gentn: Your Ameri
can Champion Washer has tieen in uso at m
hotel long enough to convince us that it is all
H claims to tie. It suvo two-thirds of the labor
and time and docs the work as well as it can tiu
done by hand. We would not tie w ithont it foi
double its cost. I1IKNHY FOSTER,
Kbensburg, March 20, Cambria Iiouse
'"Manufactured and sold bv Tatir 4 Co
No. 1100 Twelfth Street, Altoona, unit for sale
by V. I-CTTHINCEU,
March 23, 18T2.-3m. Main St., Ehcnsburg
.JKMOVAL, ani ENLAKGIiMENT,
COOKIWG STOVES,
HEATING STOVES.
TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON WARE
Having recently taken posses-Ion of tho new
ly titted up and commodious building on High
street, two doors east of the liauk and nearly
opposite the Mountain House, the subseri tier is
better prepared than ever to manufacture all
articles in the TIN.COri'KK and SHEET-IKON
WAKE line, all of which will tie furnished to
buyers nt the very lowest living prices.
The subscriber also proposes to keep a full
and varied assortment of
Cooking-, Parlor ftiid Heating Steves
of tho most approved designs.
r5n5POUTING and KOOFINC, madetoorder
ami warranted perfect in manufacture and ma
terial. HEI'A IKINti promptly attended to.
All work done by me will be done right and
on fair terms, and ail STOVES and WAKE sol1
by mo can be dependi-d upon us to qualifv ami
VU!l"I.,t be undersold in price. A continuance
anil I n ci eiirx; in tn i v. j . . n- 1 1 . (
ted, and no effort will be wanting to render en
tire satisfaction to all.
VALUKIiUTItlNGEK.
Ebensburg, Oct. 13, 1370. tf.
LOOK AT
THIS!
Tho Fairner'G Favorite
Fanning MILL
-A. IN I
KEYSTONE CIQEB
FOR SALE IJV
Sc S..AV. DAVIS,
Ebonsbmg, ra.
JOHN H. 1ICRHAT...
JOS.-M. DUNN.
Murray fc Dunn,
ritOPKIETOUS OF
PiKEMX FOUNDRY AM) STOVE WORKS
UOLLlDAYSIiUWJ. 1M.
HAVING purchased t he i-stntilislimen t lately
'known as Enterprise Foundry, we are now
prepared to mnnuf.icturc
LIGHT CASTINGS
of every description.
The Various Styles of Stoves
manufactured at our establishment are in all
respects equal to any iu the market.
Steam Engines and all kind of Machinery
promptly and satisfactorily repaired.
wEo ' ur work J1 w'a'ranted to he exactly
wtiut it is represented. lAug.30.-tf.
Q ATM AN & LAKi:.
ATTOKXKYS AT LAW
rs-r, EBENSIJURfJ, PA.
I. I rompt attention given to claims of ail
i-'V. Cl'ra eouuty, and throughout the
Ualtcd bta.tcs and Cauadas. LEeb. iO.-ly,l
(KO. M. UK A HE, A Uonuyat"IJaic
El.enshurc;, Pa. Office in new buildin"
recently erected on Centre atrett. two door!
Irum High ttictt. aug.27.
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t'l'KVS TSIXI WOilT PAI.xs
In from Cne to Kwn y ri.-suio.
NOT ONS HO'JS
bftCi rvailit.F t fj mil i-i-;. -!i;i itt mit i r.e
MTKi'KK WiTH J AIX.
HADWArs i;iif;v ikk i.-, a cujts fo:-
KT!'i l.it?t.
Il wusthi- P.r m. a is
Tiio Only lsiin Homedy
Uiai 1'it.tintiy stoi ihc ni'ist rco;riiii fr i ii. a!'.a-
l i9 y.iii Htmns. ttli'1 cure Ciii..-tk.k'. v. ... ), cr i.r tr
Luii,--, iiioiuaeii, iJuweirs ur ctuir t..ii!.ila or or.u.. , .
'h: .it hli'jiiii'tri,
IN KKOM 0?F. TO TWISTY A51XUTES.
.o inatter irf-w iil-nt .r rxiTin;a.i;ii3 tJm t.; ui 11.,
:.HKU:iA'li.;, jiiilr'.lWn. Iiriim, I'nj.t,!.. .1, Stiv.i:.
Nc jraiic. .r ;.rc.iir:i!.ti wil.i liiy.iuu n.uy sulUr,
RADIVAY'3 flEADY SEL2EF
Wr.t. TTOKTf INFTANT EAS2.
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eokh TiniOAT, '..: kk I'j.t i:ilf.a i ;:ixi;
l Al.i -ITATlo-V 'lin. HiiAin
:;Yr-7s;::cs, cuo:;i". nii-in hkma.
caui::;;., iz.TLuaszA.
;:sai)acj.k, ioii eAt-iic
J .... :.;! lie : i;i ' f in - ?rtti!b ifc.lief t I e j :irt or
M"ls .'l?ie Vile or oiii.cully txia ui.im fcu;
;..i'l rin.ifurt.
Tv.ciay diop it i.u'f a tmi:'.!T nf -.st-'will in a Ti-:;
nnu...l- euro CU.". MI'S, I'i'iMS. hi') i .l i '
IlEMlVI'.rKN, M'-K 1; r AOA'If:-:, K
I.SK.NTKi:Y, I'OLii'. WiXl US TUi U.V iXS.
u mIi.II IXTKIiNAL i'.M..
Travci.-'s si i.'ila ul . 'i.. s trr-' n ?-.it t.f yn
It n.ly Kdief '''in tcri. A f. itu.i s in w:ut. ui
tir'Ut m .. iit .d ir p:iit 1 ..ni i'i ;iri' j ( f ::tr. It i.
Le Kt la .c!i T- .iiiy i'.ittci.. i.j a Bliu.u:.M.t.
A.Mi AU:E.-ir.M f-.r i.ny r i. tVfli
nt a r:uct!i..l :.i;ui.l irt liis v.-.irlii licit i.i uiiv tr- t-r
!! ri: I :ill ..'i'-r iiu-a whs, Uiiious, S'j.t. l-t, '1' .
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Ml,l-) ,o q.i.:ic mUA!)A'S 1::.UV L.ZLl.'
li.ly cui- n.r L..I.IC. f-ii l.y XruuU.
ct ?' i " ::k vv :i rLoon -i-m:-
OK I :.T i AM) V.'KHfJIT t'l.KAIi SKIN AN:.
Lr.AL i XI' L't. luil I LKz-.U.1. jixiKtil luALL.
IEU.MATISM.
K I-
Fvory T-ay ri
Di2a AO WAY'S
Frcrcnso In Flesh
i roll.
r-'-y ilr'.p rf ih P il. t 'A K U.tA N hfSMLV
F.."i . hi v irl -nt. t:n.ii -It l.ic iOxHi. S.-'i ui. L'tit -.
:ti.1 ot!r fi'iids 3-, i y-: f. s ut ' h-: p- .t'.iti tiit i-r of Vf- .
f ,r It r- :.al : ii-s w:,i. s .M nu t,i.iy p,.- umf wm:
i: lti--;;-f. fcvjff :lrv, i ;1 ll.., I oit:-U t,. J .( f, h. ( in n. i h: :
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o il;n4.- nv.tl oti.t r j-nn.-t of" lit: st. Nrv r-vc.
t-uuiutM i ti.-cltr.v f.'-'i! ti-c K;.r-s ; U i tin wt..
f nr.i ?1 in 'tsfts, K i;rs, T'Vvi S.-rvM,
!'-.!, i!;n W'-rni, Ilht'iint. .'.rvitt:Iiis, Acin-, !H:i;
Sr. .is, Vi.rinH t i IliU H--l, I -fr'-i.N, Crit.:r ii ti n
Vr-i.'i, rt ..1 , !! (-!;, ;i,i:.4j :r I j: ii.rtn i.'ci.an,h, ii'-ti't
Swvui, Lis of Sjhttv, and nil wastes tif the iif prinrl
J'ie, . r- v; ii'i1'! lii L'ii.ve -; ' f llil- .viirlt-r .f
trn 'itin:iMi .'. ail a ft-w '-; u-? v. i!I prove to uy
fxtrwn a It f'-r -'tlir f tiutiti foruis of tiica lU-
jrtt'vi.t ow r la ciim I !i -in.
If tin; f:Ui-ii, il:ii!v LiL-nni'iff riecd V tl. wnsti
and ti'C(iin)t il ion Hint i coiii'iTitiatty irf'fr .--ii.t. et:
crcia iu arrest thcc u asU-s, nntl rc.r.ii tit win a it
tn-v iii:ttrml n-i'e frT!i Jicaltliv biooii uud thUi tLt
&A!lS.U'AP.;i.LA' -aiII and m-vui-.
Not tdy t!o A8HAnr.ii.LiAN KxaoLVRKT ex
Till known remedial ctfl in itic cm-j i: Citmicc, 8crl
i, (:ist if tt iixiiil, a ,d i U m diac;.ats ; but It in tiie oil
ilSdacy & tlSaridor Compintnto,
Vrinary, and Womb dlsf-ascs, GrareK riaU-te, Drnpxv,
Btoppare of Water, Ifiormtiiivnc of Urine, ilrifEnVs Iiv
cvtc. Albuminuria, and in all cas wheru tlitre are brick
dust dupo-ui;!, or the water is thick, cloudy, mixed with
silrAnces like the white of an Km or threads like white
silk, or theru is a morhid, dark, bilioos apt uaranc, and
whit bone-dust dc-Mwtita, and when there U a pritkiiie,
hnminff acnatjon when paaine water, and pain in U.q
ina!l of the B u K and aloiig tiiu Luiu. 1'ricc, ti-oo.
WORMS. The only known and sure Remedy
for li'trw J 7aj, c.
Tumor cf 12 Vcnrs CSrowtli
Cured by Iladway's Kesolveut.
ftRTKBLT. Mrt., July 18, I860.
Ta. RnwT : T have hd fivwian Taraur in th ovartr and
Vowals. All the Irton ' therm mm do hlp for It." 1 tried
ry thinjc tht was rvromntendwd ; hnt nothing helped mc, I
rw your Rosa! vent, and thmiht 1 wouM try it ; but had no faith
in It, buatua I had sanVrd for twlre years. I took MX boltlst
of the Ktiaolveut, and one hx ml Kadway't Pi! U, and two but
tln of yottr Kmdy Keltef ; and thr U nt a sum of tumor to he
seen or felt, aad I ft-et Lettrr( Bmarter, aitd happier than J hav
ttr twalv yeara. The wrt tumor was in the left side of ti
howeli, over tit fr-in. I writ tliia to yoa tar the beufit of
then. u caa publUh it if ywa ciionM.
HANNAH P. KNAPP.
DR. RADWAY'S
PERFECT FURSATIVE FILLS,
perfectly tifcle, elrguntly coated with sweet (rum.
purge. realuUs. piiriTv, r'entiw-. an ' stn inrtln n. Iiatl
wy' Pills, for tlie nire cf nil tlixoixii-r i.f tlio S-tnuiUi,
Liver, lbiwulri, Kidtievi. l!;nlUer, Nervous Iiwar-.,
Herulnrl.e, tvnsti;iaiiuii. C'otiventsa. liullt'ealion
Uyspe Kia, Hiliou.-netii li:H'ius Kver, Inflanimnt ion of
tlie liuwt-ls, riles,i!il Ivruiirfiiieiitsuf tl:e lmemi! VI
cera. VVamiiited to eflcct a tKjwitivt cure. Purely Wpi-tn-ble,
eontRiiiinp uo mTcurj. niintr: Jii, or deleterious dtT.r.
tr Otiservo the funoAiii smj.lonis resullinc fruiii
Disorders of the Jjisestivo Oriraiis:
Cnn.tipiuinn, Inwa-1 Tilw, Fullixt of lh Blv In the F-l,
A'ii!ity of the Slomrwh, Njufea, H.aril.nm, lii,nil of h'.4,
f allneu or Wpifft in th St.imcn. S,nr Kruruainn. Sink'iir or
luttriiqr nt the Pit of tht Stoninefa, feiiiimiii of Uw lUiul,
ii jrrierf aul PiTfi.Tnlt t:rathin?, Klutu-rinir t H-rt, t'h-.'..inK
or RoAiefilinK Senitioat wbvn In a L) lite Toctiirn, riimiwMol
Vition, IXU or vi'eba before ifa Siyhf, r'ever mnti twil Fain in
the Head, IV!i.-kencv of Periratii, Yrlt.wues of the Sktn
and Lvee, Pun in tht Side, Cheat, Lin.be, and Hidden Fliuhea of
litnx. burniux In the FWi.
A few dnsea of RADWATS FILLS will fre the ers
tc..i from all the al"ve-ir.r:ed ilioniera. Price, ccuis
ierhox. SLI Y rRTJi'iI?TS.
BEAD -FALSE AXI TRUE." Send one l-tter-fl-.nptu
BA'iWAY CO.. No. Hy Maiden Laue. Kew
York. luform&Uon worttj thoiuaoda will be eent you.
r-S'J. a 1 A '4
.yjsrr- ti s
o Pri.on cin take tliae Uttters accord
ms to directions, and remain long unwell, provided
tlmir bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other
means, and the vital organs wasted beyond the point
of repair.
Djipepsia or Iiidlrrct!on, Headache, Tafn
in the Shoulders, CciirIis Tightness of tlie Chest, Diz
ziness, Sour Eructations of the Stomach, Had Taste
in the Mouth, Ililious Attacks, Palpitation of the
Heart, i nflammation of the I.unra, Pain in !ie regions
of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms,
are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. Iu tUee complaints
it has no equal, and one bottle will prove a tetter guar
antee of its merits than a lenpthy advertisement.
Vot Fcinaid Cl;ipliilit3, in young or old,
married or 5inKlc, at the dawn of womanhood, or tht
turn of life, these Tonic I'.itters display so decided an
influence that a ir.aikei improvement is soon percep
tible. Vttr Isiflammntory ami CliroitJc r?icn-Itl.-ttiKiil
and (lout, Itilious, Remittent and Inter
mittent Fevers. Diseases of the lilood. Liver Kidneva
and r.lad.ler. lhee I'.itters hare no equ-.!. Such Dis
eases are caused by Vitiated r.inod. which is generally
produced by derangement of the Digestive Jrpatrs.
They are u fJrutlo I'urullve an well as
a. Toiile, possessins also the peculiar merit of actine,
as a powerful aeent in reiievinp; Congestion or IiiHani
mationof the Liver and Visceial Organs, and in liiliuus
Diseases.
For Skill Diseases, F.ruptions, Tetter, Salt
Rheum, P.iotches, Sxt I'impics, Pustules. lioils, Car
buncles, KiiiK-worms. Scald-Head, Sore Eyes, Ery
sipelas, Itch, Scurfs, I isco-!nrationsof the Skin, Humors
and Diseases of ths Skin, of whatever name or nature,
are literally dug up and carried out of the system in a
short time by the use of these Bitters
Ontteful Tliousaiidi jiroclaim Vinkgar T.it
Tkrs the most wonderful Invigorant that ever sustained
the sinking svstem.
J WALKER, Prop'r. U. II. IcnOX AL.I5 &. CO.,
Druggists and Gen. Ats., San Francisco, Cat..
and cor. of Wa :hinston and Charlton Sts., New York.
SOLD by ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS -
F. P. TIERNEY JAMEH M'I.T,.
I AW and UOLLKCTION OFFICE
-nr-
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nr agents the excitttiive rijrht if territorj'.
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swindlers of all classes, are exposed and
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culars and terms to agents.
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by ir. Smith's own hand. It is illustrated with
over 1'5 steel and wood eturra vinirs. It con
tains every name in tlie IJiuleof importance,
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It is printed in double nluinn, in one Juryc
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and towns in the country. We pay larjre com
missions and (rive oxelusive territory. For
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Hartford, t'oiin., Chicago, Til., Cincinnati, Ohio.
II O Al AS C A Ii L A N 1) ,
WHOLESALE DEAl.lB IV
CRGCBBIESIQUEBA'SffiRE
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
STATIONERY AND NOTIONS,
FISH SALT, mi CURED MEATS.
FEED AWD PROVISIONS,
1323 Eleventh Avrnue,
Between 13th and 14th Sts., Altoona.
i;ix; ins i.mn nu 'V , "'CT'-.
, ...... .. &K lr ,
I lliosr lioino in Iiiint'is ,: ' '
j nia. The elder wa? "p'.',?;" ' 1 ' .
! Kf arlv liahitu ..-1... i . ' f. 'L
( . ...j ..ii aiif,-,,,. . "
j wlio had mde u; ,. ;.
tlie new cotiuliy be bail , :
was inclined to'te disfii"",'-'
mtrd in ho many Kcia!-' '
sto.d in very Lad odor i:, ',',s
l rot Iters lived t,'etl. r i,
f-'an Fiancij-co, vliile !. V
ations. The vnimer.r 1 . .',
fell into liad conm.inr , i i' M
j nfter a few months tin v s, .-'.'.'!..
i tual consent. The rM, - .
j tion in a wholcK.ile moh
! l y Lis diIlictT.ee and tT,,
i (i iiiiiihi ii jnto Tnc rout
I-lojcrs. Of Lis Lu.tJK I 1 ,' v, '
All tuch pood . Spicea, Prushei. Wood
nnd Willow Ware, Shoe Blacking i,d Station
erv will be gold Irom niauufrtclurwrV printed
price lists, and all other good in ray fiiie at
Philadelphia. Baltimore, Cincinnati and 1'itts
b'trgh currct't pliers To dealers I present the
peculiar ndvnntapc of ?avinp them all freight
and drayaue, ss they are not required to pay
freights from the principal cities and no dray
aeechtirRea are made. Dealer? mityrrgt as
pured that my pood. arc of the I est qnnlit and
T . . i . . . . r, i
in i'i ii-i-i" iiiiKitrnitf bi riiT rnif?. lY'tonp I ciiuniiiii aitocilrcr, ar.u i
a fair, npricht htisinesp, and br promptly and ! eve they had not met for ti
sat isfictorilr fillinsr nil order. I hope to merit I Advaiicinir rar idlv in the ( .
the patron .ge ol retail dealera and others in j j. lovers, the industrious .
.. i : . i i 1 i i c i i - , - . . '
vj.uii'ii m count v i it j cr ling. rnrr
ppectfullv tsolicitetl atid pntisfsciton rKar.mreed
in all ca-es. TH'iMAS OAKLAND.
Altoona, July 29, lHCy.-tf.
ciay a- note rcaelirU hiir. 1, .
lativc, who was then coi i ; ,
juison on a charge of j,t!;
Lailrd Lim out, ar,d cn.j : :,
defend Lim. Tliough ch '..;,,
dent that the pris-mer hud','
crime alleged, yet the a t1:.:'
meagre that oil his trial ui ;
cottrt Le was ao.ruitttd.
The elder brotlicr now ; ,
criminal altogether, at.
1,
IT, .'
I
f 1
EXCELSIOR FDR EMPORIUM !
J . ISAACS,
SuccrHX'ir to
John Faroira
71 Arfh St
A-lrl Middleof the Hloek.
1 - between Ttli and klU,
if t'&'f' South Side,
v '"; And Manufacturer of
-.L J'""r .i::;--"-j l,ut.'S Vi'EAR,
-;ifr - WlmUixile .twd H-:tail.
HitvitiK' iinport'd a vcrj" htnre and aplendiil
nwirrmenl of nil the dilUicnt Muds of Fl'ILS
from lirst 'ittnds in F.urope. wonid r. -peetfiilly
invite tlie re:nl ts of this ptir-er to er.ll and ex
iiniine inv stock of Fancy Furs, i am tit ter
miner! to sell rt the .ii-( C i.h pnVc. A II l nrx
wmrniitfl. .Y.i rnixn:in-.--cn''ti inn tn rITtvl miles.
FITUS ALTF.rtFI) AND Ulil A1KFH.
rlteinr tnher the Store, 718 AHCH Sti:eet,
PHILADKLl'HIA. ISt pt. S7.-3iu.l
mm wmii liii.
VM. P. PATTON,
Maiiuructtircr n.nl Deulor In
ALL KINDS OP
CABINET EUHHITUES
!.. iil 152 Iiiiii hlret,
J OU X STOW A', PA.
fOOD, MOIt.tlaLL & CD.
WASHINGTON STRLET,
Near Pa. R. R. Depot, Johnstown, Pa.,
Wholesale ami Retail Dealers in
BUM m EQMESTiC DRY 60BSS
ji:luliu goods,
HAunwAirr.,
QUEKNSWARE.
BCOTS AND SI Kins.
HATS AND CAPS.
I HON' AND NAILS
CARPETS AND OIL r LOTUS.
IF.A DY-M A I ) K CL TII I NG .
GLASS WAKE. VFLl.OVV WARE.
WOODKN AND WILLOW WAKE.
PROVISIONS and FEED, ALL'KINDS,
Together with all manner of Western Produce
nch as FLOUR. BACOK, FJSH. SALT
CA RHON OIL, Ac, 1c.
Whoienle and retail orders solicited
and .romptly f.llel on the shortest notice and
moat reanonahle terms
WOOD. MORRELL & CO.
"1" m r mm
w-vj uja o.tL :ii
''r.r.Pf,
v It::
fi
iiui. vii in tit i - r . ; t t . .
i , ,. i ' a
aijf, anu grnuuaily uise to ;L
the firm which he Lad en.
i pt'iici. nu I'uicuaseu a i,.
i Ftreet, rnanicd a lady with
i fortune of her own, ai:d cu 1
lie f-aw three beautiful cLi1.,;..
to enjoy the wonders of the (
That night that family rvu i
Iti"Ill. iOwaill twoo r l,.-L ,
j the gentleman heard a n..j., i,,.;;.;"
: and ntoving fjuickly out of 1 o,' v
l ead of the stairs to assrn . '.."J
I hissHSjiicions of burglais Lt-;- ;'."',
! were correct. The fleam f -?ZV
I ar'.or assured him, and. re-
tie tf room aiui aiming l,iT.
down stairs to cai.tuie the
juoceedtd so cautiously :;
wa nit aw aro of any".:,,.'
household, and, wlif:: ! ,
lor door Le saw a n:pr, , ..','.
open the lntfTet wl...... '(,"'.
Leveling Ins revolt-- rut ;
Cd. "Siit. or Vfiii n
j Lad the burglar cm
1 lie "jimmy ' dn.j : , ,
Lands, and the gentli i:
to secui-e Lim, when to
lie perceived that it
brother whom Le Lad i!
act of crime. Both n
uivuit-iii, iii.i inentl.c r.i.f.
dropping on Lis kr,es! (
Gk1 is my judge, I?oU:t.
tLat you livel hero '" ti
Lim, and bidding Lim -iti
what could Lave led to il.c -.'.',
Btich a crime. 'Twas the eM
qnor and evil coin -anions, i ;
rtureaua,
Itedstentls,
Withstands,
Stdeboa rds,
riinmlier Sets,
Parlor Sets,
Wiirdroheft,
I took Cases,
Lounges,
Cane Chairs.
Wood Se:t Chairs,
Kitchen Furniture
I!cd Lotinxes,
Mattresses,
Tete-a-TnO-s,
Kx tension Tables,
Iliniiv Tables,
t upiioiirils.
4e., &c., &c, &e io., ic, &c., &e., &c, &c, &c.
KVKUV HKSCKIVTK )F
SCHOOL AND HALL FURNITURE
made to order in excellent St., e and nt low
priees. Cabinet ami hnirmakers' materials of
all kinos for sale. Ftiruit ure delivered at any
point in Johnstown or at Kn'lrond Station free
of extra charge. WM. P. PATTON.
Johnstown. Oet. 13, l70.-tf.
V AY lt tocently etdarped our Mock
JSJ. we iire now prepared to sail si a great
redu-t:on lrom former prices. Our t-tock eon
s:su of Drug's, Medicines Perft-merv, Fanc
Soaps, Leon's. Mall's mi l Allen's Hair Restor
atives. Pills, Ointments. Tlasters, Liniments,
Pain Killers. Citrate Mngnesia, Es Jamxicn
Ginger, Pure Fl.tvormj: Extracts, E-be:.ces,
Lemon Syrup, Soothing Syrup, Spiced Syrup',
Rhubarb, Pure Spices, ic.';
C 1(1 A US AXn 7Y)?4TTf)C
B!ink r.ooks Ieeis. Notes r.nd P.on.lp; Cap,
Post. Commercial ati.l h11 kinl of Noic 1'aper
Envf lopes, Pens, Pencils. Arnold's Wriiii-e
Fuid, Iilack ai d Red Ink, Pocket tin! p:is
Cooks, Viaazine., Newspapers. Novels, Uis
tories, Pibles, lieligious. Prayer and Toy Books.
Penknives, Pipes, ic
We have added to our stock a lot ol
FINE JKWELRY, to which we mould invito
the attention of the Ladies
PHOTOCiR APH ALBUMS at lower price
than ever offered in tliis ilace.
Paper and Cip.-irs sold either wholesale or re
tail LEMMON & MURRAY,
Julv 3D, 1R68. Main Sir,.,.-. Kl.enshurz.
1. .
f.
V 1
i n .,
at !..-
i.-i
:'-: ' 1
Lis v
1'
i.d
would-be burglar fclejd i. .
his forgiving brother, 1.
this strange utrv to our
ritli Ii.ti, ; 1.:"
w ers ll. it :;C i:-
I Lim, if possible, and v
1 In in employment in Lis ,.v:.V
I reckkf man appears to he t:uv!'
rrancitco BulUtin.
LOOK SUAE? AT THIS!
135. THE ONLY CATHOLIC 136.
IIOOK&PiiRIODIMLSTOBB
I. ; A . It III A C(!l!TV.
FLB P. MEAGIIKIt, Wholesale n nd Ketnil Dea
or iu busnAiiii (,'atholiu Wdkks ot all
kind, PitAVKlt lintiKS, ISiiii.ks. 11 iSTOKK Al. and
(!(iMKOVKItSIAf, WllllUS, Pr.Iil(HU'Al.S. I'lC-
ti:res, Fkamf.s, &r &c. i:W! Franklin fMreet,
Johnstown, I'a. NVill sell every article at f.ai
timoreor Phildelphia pri- s. A liberal rlicirant
ail'wr,l t f tie. I!r,v. Irruu, LHirarie., rthve bull
ing in Uinie. U'Ih.. Hooks tnuind and Pictures
framed at the lowest possiMe prices. AU the
Eastern Weekly I'a pers for sale.
136 Franklin Street, Johnstown. 135.
THS BIGGEST SHIP AFLOAT!
GKO.C.K.ZA11M,
DEALEItS IS
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, GROCERIES.
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
nATS. CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
AND ALL OTHER ARTICLES GENF.R
ALLY KETT IN A COUNTRY STORE.
WOOL AND COUNTIIY PKODUCE
TAKL.f 121 IXCIIA.VCF FUR Ci0OI..
Store on South Side of Main Street,
Ix'iiN J:f:n-cr,
f.OOK W E Jj TO i'OUIt
I'.SDERmili'UI.XGSi!
BOOTS M4D SHOES
For Pico's and lt--' Wer.
1 V
;;ti;.
-I
u-i.c.t f
! e !
PEUSONS r.it)( to Europe, or those sending
f o r t h e i r
friends to the Old '
Xyf'-
Cnuntru o:i:ht to
h'.iv their titketa
from M. P. Mea.
oh ku, Ag-Kiit for
the celeb rated
.llonl I.iiwt
"fni-ivrs to.and from Europe, i Line
is remarkabio lor comfort, speed and safety.
Itraftsfor XI and upwards sold at the lov.-it
iirreiit rates. For further particulars calf at
Me.aohkk'sIhjok.Stohe, Franklin street,
Johnstown, Fa. IJ une J, lsv -tf
t. d. casey, late of Robert Wood" t- Co
C.T. FonAKIY JAMESCASET.
A S E Y, F O G A II T Y & CO..
W WilOLESAl.K DEALERS IN
M3HEM a OLD Ml W.
A NO AU, KINDS OK
DOMESTIC I-IJOIltS,
AND lMI'DKTEIU;
Foreign Wir.cs, Gins, Brandies, &c,
viTTsnuunit, pa.
rec. fi, ls;ini.
C
OAL! COAL! ! Tlie soWiib-r is
now nreonreil to furnish, in large or small
qtiftntitles. nil Qiinli: ies of ANTHRACITE and
l.irUMirvJOL'.-i (.'iAIj. at lowe.tt utarket rated.
Coal delivered promptly and free of ehjr-re for
hHuiinir at any point in FIx.-i.sIhm'k or virinifv.
Orders lef t at theZAJtu Stoih will rereivi-iiRt
B i'. A. tHIjilAK.KH
. .V, M. II. SECIlI.tlt.
.QHOEMAKEIl & SECHLEFJ,
A Itoriii'j f-a(-I.Mv,
lO-XS-1 EUEAi'JEG. CAiiiiitiA Co.. Fa. Itf.
LOBAS'S mm WORKS!
.... "nrat-n Mncl, Johswlown.
JOM"V v. ,t2tX, - Hor
TEL",F,l',:it A,N" ,,aim-:t"u ES AN-'
A..-., in.-ttiufaetiirod d tho vei v l.i st it-.l
Amoriea,, Murl.le. l'ei r, isf w "
Theur.ders'frneJ respectruMy in forma hit. nu
merous eustomers and tlie puli'iio f.'enerallv that
he is prepared to nmtintacture BtlOl y and
SHOES of any desire.l size or quality, from
the finest Fiench ealfk!n boots to tlic coarsest
brogan. in the Ttar pkst hassh, on tlteehort
est notice, and nt ns moderate price? as like
work can bo obtained anywhere.
Those wh have worn Boots and Shoes made
at my establi.-htn-nt need no a.uranee as to
tlie superior quality of my work. Gibers can
easily be convinced of the fact if tl.e wiil only
give me a trial. Try and be convinced.
5?Rerairinp of Boots and Shoes attended
to promptly and in a workmanlike manner.
Thiwikliil for past favors I !eel coi.n.lent that
my work nnd priees will commend me to a con
tkiu&iice and increase of the sxme.
JOHN D. fnOMAS.
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A CtRK FOR THE Pfl T,' (
Side Signal publishes the t1 a
Kd. Sl-tia'l : I feel it v.r
muutcate to you the foi!- 'v:- hi,
for curing the alaivc ii ; i,
by giinj; publicity t v.
will confer a gieat fai r t. t
Signal i er.de is. In tl.t- i'.;-t
put one hail' ir;t ,,f cr;;i
toni .f a clirnnber. jtnr1 ,t:
coal ctf fin-, an.! ,.n tlie c.tl.i
tlie fize 'f a j ea, .ra litile la
in-.imdi;:lr! over the lumiir
minutes morning oveiii
i.ijp. A cine can thus be t :
ex ir.se of less than two e: :
In prefof of tho above u:, ,
say I suffered exti en.cly ,:
years, earnestly sought Vvi-rv
in reach that r.-t eared i
hardly obtained ni'imti:!:; v
feaicd I bhuuM have to 1:1 t'
tnxl-, as a neighbor of 1. :
and taken to his lied ex 1,1:
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in Hay, li-IO, and in tho
dition, bis doeUr faili;: t
friend of his hearing oH N
the above directions. I r
the same evening, v, hen
was immediately reiu-vt.;
and unpleaantu'ess d" ti,,
immediately home and a
remedy, and was leliin i:
of pain and soreness, a- .!
than six or eight sittin-
rosin, I was relieved !
tlictirg sens;iti.ii)s. 1
htrly, for if only uiienf .
be leliCiited iis'mv !.e:!J
been, he will have c;i.;Tv i
an instiumeitt of .iit 1
ir g uiKHi Lim. A 11.1 - a.,
fiom such exuen.e m::U
cure for other ahSitt,.:
Purr-OFc It TTad i'i :
Baltimore Atnerie,,
thrilling story, but or.':::
from the coneijucii. . -not
been original : ';"!.:.
the mail train sou: h :.
M ilmington ar.d Kr':: :
approaching the s ;! :. :
Junction, a young ..!.-.
take tlie cars, i;n
tri pjiing, fell nrmed- .
coinitig train, and i t a -have
leen err.slied t : .:
standing on tl:e pla; f "
the situation of ail'.ii;. '
tho imperiled cu-at 11 '
hair and literally
neath the t'a.-hii g w ! .
clamped in tuo e! i', : -which
v-as piom:-:'v
cned engineer. "The v
traveling alone, w.i
seat in tlie car. n';i. -ror,
ar.d atti-.icfed :,.:
pathy of the pa-M
reached this eitv. !
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AIILLINKWY
bur. J TJ!L r"'0f lmli,.., of K!.ens-
M US 11 P j v'io, "rM'fe.t t t)lt. f.,ol ,.lt
.f nw .,V. . reived an invoice
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fulrv suisart T Jfr'f "'1...LI,..,,. .-
rtuiifiii.
Proposed News : 1
A paper out tt v..
ments woikul i:::o
and oifeis tho foil.
would bo Up to the : j
"Here is a h.;ip.
lelongs to X'.i. 1 !
you will Mime d.: : i
liivman. TL y .v...'
broken.
you see that
go hi lov, ami su;
in" rev s;arei s.
work a::y i::.re, :ii
re is the pi
See how sad s! i
could not p;t he; i
he died. Do y.-a
other man ? Mie
'Ileie is tli.- 1
how jy ful. l e -that
a lean ha 10.'.
is going f, the iu :
l a lopo tel. :i.
nights, ami see o
up four pan i i' ;.v
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