I HOW TO CtRE A (S
Heavy Contract.
Last Fourth of July, a young man in
the employ of a wholesale house hi Du- I
buqne, in conversation with his employer,
VM induced to enter upon a simple task,
at what seemed a high salary. He w
offered $300 per annum, in addition to
if lie woui-i
TO tElli TrB
LIGHT tUlNKirSC
"DOMESTIC"
Tim
. Vg-L-- !
on Main street
what be was then receiving.
mprclv rarrv from any place
to the river shore, ami throw into the
Mississippi, the first week, one oingle shot,
No. fi ; the second week, two bhots ; the
third week, four shots ; the fourth week,
eight shots ; and so on, doubling the num
ber of shot each week the young man
taking the contract to find the bhot.
"Well, he entered upon his contract.
The lirst month, as v. ill be noted above,
his work was easy simply to go to the
river four times, carrying with him the
aggregate tifteen No (5 shot. The fifth
week, he carried 1 shot ; the sixth week,
32; the seventh week, 04; the eight week,
128 ; the ninth week, 230 ; the tenth week,
612 ; the eleventh week, 1,023 ; the twelfth
week 1,048 ; the thirteenth week, 4,0"Ji.
At this juncture, from curiosity and to save
the labor of counting the shot, which was
getting to be troublesome, he we.ghed his
4.090 shot, and found that they balanced
just li pounds. He had now carried and
deposited something less than 3 pounds of
i.hot. He congratulated himself that this
was earning $125 very easily.
The fourteenth week he deposited still
doubling the amount 3 pounds; the fif
teenth week, G pound; the seventeenth
week, 12 pounds; the seventeenth week,
24 pounds ; the eighteen week, 48 pounds.
That brings him to date. This week, the
nineteenth of his contract, he made a lit
tle calculation in regard to the matter, as
follows :
He find that next week, the twentieth
of his contract, he will have to deposit l'J2
pounds, the twenty-first week. 384 pounds;
the twnty-second week, 7l"iS pounds; the
twenty-third week, 1, VM pounds ; the twenty-fourth
week, 8,072 pounds, something
over 1 tons; twenty-fifth week, 3 tons ;
the twenty-sixth week, (5 tons ; the twenty-seventh
week, 12 tons; the twenty
eighth week, 24 tons; the twenty-ninth
week, 43 tons ; the thirtieth week, 00
tons ; the thirty-fust week, 102 tons ; the
thirty-seond week, 384 tons; the thirty
third week, 70S tons; the thirty-fourth
week, 1,530 tons ; the thirty-fifth week,
8. 072 tons; the thirty-sixth week, G,144
FRANK W. HAY
jMamifacturoi',
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
-OF-
oniGix or COAL,.
ABOUT
1 0,00 o
j?oM Insl year;
A HiilT
o 0,00 o
Thtr. yeiir;
And now l i:i;r Sold a! the late of
A Y K A li. I
The ''Domentle" oiere'1ef others because it J
surpasses them in lh" every !-.iy service It ten- j
dor. 'iMi in I fir ;:. -.-m1)) ot (' ,tm'lv." ntnl bo- j
CHiise it. in t-iiiii llv us&lul tor vmiY riE anl
VF.UV H RA V Y WOKU. !
A Machine will In- rurni;lif.l (ror trial) to rc- !
.' ji.ii firj willi mi instructor (without I
charge) upon npplicat ion ut our I
AVrorom, '2 Sitlh Si.. IM thbti rg li.
Tho "IIOMESTK."' h-f tahcn inure Prrtnium
IhiM setison Cmu'oiv ther M'tvliiii and i spe
cially r"eoi:onenl'it for FitniU use and .Miiiiu
titclurers. It is simple in i-iuiruct ion, n.iiro
less mid e:i-!ly run. A l.-trjje slock of Thread,
."-ilk. A-.. alnis on hainl. .i!i-y.,
I'll K "IlOMLS'I !l : S. M. O.M PAX V.
Dec. 2T.-3iii. "4 Sixth Street, Pittsltiirtf li.
AND
Sheet-Iron WARES,
AND DEALER IN
HEATffiG FABLOB anil COOKING
AND-
Best Thinjr in th
5irr
rr
t-
IIOUSS-FHiMIlXG cools generally.
Atchison, Topka & Santa Fe It. li.
TIiimo IMillioix Acres
iitimteti in nntl itrar tlte Arkansas Vtrllfit,
in fie J-'itiext J'ordun of Kuiit-aa !
Eleven Years' Ciedit. Seven per Cent.
Interest. 2 per cent, reduction
to scttlcis v. ho improve.
FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS.
TllK FACTS aloi:t this flmrt are-I.ow Pi i- '
ees. l.oi:i Creilif, uiut a Kcliato to Scttlcis of i
nc.i' lv one-tt.nrl li : a ltieh o anil Spli !i.li.l I
I I 'i... I.. ..i..... '
TolliiiK"
ThY,C0PI'R & SIIEET-IROX
PROUiTLT ATTKMIF.l) TO.
I'iniiate: short an-l n.il. 1 Winters: early plant
i;iir, and no u'iuterinif of hloel.; plenty of iiaiu-
tons ; the thirty-seventh week, 12,22 tons; j .,',,.1'iViek on the line: ' heap Uaieson Lumher,
I.-. l.ol-.;.rl,il, week- 24.r7 tons: the .. .io.o..
thirty-ninth week, 40, 152 tons; the forti
eth week, 9S,:!U4 tons ; the forty-first week,
1H,2(8 tor.s ; the forty-second week, ;'j:i,
10 tons ; the forty-third wiek, 75,4:$2
tons ; the forty-fourth week, 1,572,01,
tons; the forty-fifth week, y, 145,782 tons ;
the forty-sixth week, G,2'JI,4.")U tons ; the
forty-seventh week, 12,."iS2.D12 tons ; the
forty-eighth week, 2",lfto,S24 tons ; the
forty-ninth week, 50,321, 548 tons ; the tif
tieth wek, 100,043,290 tons ; the fifty-first
week, 201,28i',2'.)G tons ; the fifty-second
week, 402,273,184 tons.
The young man has thrown up his con
tract. Dubuque Times.
li'Miic;tea' an l Pre-emptions now annuitant :
a lirst-las Hailroncl on tne line of a urii.t
llnoirli ltoue; Pieiluets pay for Land
ami 1 in pi o ei;ic!i t
It i Tiif iikst iii'ivuiTrMTV Kvrn nrri:t!Ei)
to tiik i-i m.ic till mu'i t.'ic lit o.Kipt timi
Hit H',t:d.
For Circulars urn! ye- er.il Sr. for nati on nl-dre.-s
A. I.. T f ZAI.IN.
Jlana-cr Laiel lH'p't.
1-17. .Tin. T .PKKA. K A Z.
Nes. 278280 ami 2S2 Washington Si.
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
r! if u UAS OAKLAND
A.
WlKl.Mil.l t'I.M IV
V,
T'lIK i.r.dei sifctneit have reeciv"'
X Room in l.oretlo a s t 1 n : t ". "I a
such an t 'loth. Cas -irneres, Satinetts. Twceils,
.leans. Domestic Htel W 1) it e ooils. Prints.
laines. I 'hinr.os. Ah:" i, lil Cloths, Window
Shailes tm-1 Fixtures. Hosiery, Shirts, Ilrawcrs. I
Vn rs, : lovis. Kii.In.n-i. .-Itawls, I'lannels, !ali-k'-s.
rney (o.cis, Noi ions, ic, Uv., together
with a full kii'I fresh stock of
GROtElilES. HARDWARE, Cl'EESWARE.
Hoofs, S7.fc.. I !((;;, Caps,
HEADY-JVIADE CLOTHIMC ;
rru.'S, Oils. Paints. Mciici'ies. i);. e-Sl i! Its. &e..
Jcc. as well as a rent variety of other articles
needless to men : ion a! I which will he
Sold at the VERY LOWEST FIGURES.
Lumber, shingles, erniii ami produce f nil
marketable kinds taken in exchange for jfoods.
Thankful for at favors, we hope to merit
Hnd recei i e a eon t in imm-e and i t.ct ense oi" the
sum. !'. II. Slill.LDS SOX.
l.oretto, Xov. V. 1 itu'.-U.
t'.u.irPtorc
assort mm of
The Secular Influences of Lent.
"With the religious influences of Lent,
end its significance to the church, news
papers have little or nothing to do, but,
ays the Brooklyn Eagle, it is impossible
for a journal which devotes itself to the in
terest! of a special community to overlook
the fact that, in secular interest, the season
of Lent is more important than any other.
The great Catholic church is practically
the only religious corporation which car
ries out the duties and penalties of Lent to
the very let ter, bHt in all churches this for
ty days' season still retains some signifi
cance, and fasting is in order, the woild
throughout, nioro or lees. Lent is a t-ea-eon
of despair to more classes than one
the butchers, the graziers, the theatrical
managers, especially. On the other hand,
if the butchers are thrust in the dump.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
STATION Kit T AND NOTIONS.
FISH Sill mil CURED H1ATS.
FEED AND PROVISIONS.
1313 iiievrMtk Atmo,
Between 13th and 14th Sts., Altcona.
A mistaken impression is somewhat w'de- ,
ly prevalent that, in the coal-fields, we have j
the remains of ancient forests in other I
woids, it is supjjoscd that whet ever there '
was a forest in primeval times, there now
exists a coal-field of greater or less extent.
In connection with this view, also, the
opinion is entertained that the forests now
in existence will, in the process of time and
after due geological change.0, become the
coal beds of the future ages. But, although
as we shall presently see, the coal-fields are
undoubtedly due to the vegetation of for
mer eras, it is far from being tho case that
the primeval forests became converted in a
general way into eoal. Conditions of a-
leculiar, and to some extent exceptional ,
character were requisite for the four.d i'iioii j
of coal-field s. If we consider the eidence
given bv the coal-tields, we shall Bee what
these conditions were. The bed or meatus
of coal form but a small portion of the thick- i
r.ess of tho great geological group of strata !
to which they for the most pait appertain.
This group is called the carboniferous, and
not uncommonly "the Coal;" but evi n
where coal is most abundant, it forms on'y
' a minute part of the whole n ass. Thus it
has been cslimattd, ir C hailes Lyell tells
us, that in South Wales the thickucFS of
the carboniferous strata amounts in all, to .
between 11,000 and 12, 000 feet (or more
than two miles ;) ''but the various coal
teams do not," according t Professor
Phillips, "exceed in the aggregate 120
feet," or less than one-hundiedth part of j
the whole. In North Lancashire the c.tr- j
boniferous strata occupy a depth of more ,
than three miles. Here, no fe.ver than j
eighty seams of coal have been count d
(seventy-one having been exposed by the j
action oi isie sea;; out inese scams are
nowhere more than five feet in thickness,
and many arc but a few inches thick.
Thus, it is evident that the formation of
coal can have been in progress but a short
portion of the time during which carbon-
Uiferous series of stiata was in process of
deposition. Throughout by far the gi eater
portion of that time other minerals are be
ing deposited. It is next to be noticed that
ut.der each coal scam a stratum of ancient
soil exists, in which there are commonly
found the roots of ancient trees, while
above the coal there is commonly a layer of j
shale or sandstone, in which, not unf;e- !
quently, tho trunks of those irtesare found
either fallen or still in their ori"fnal posi
tion, only partly converted into coal. The
bar!: lemnlns, but is transmitted into coal; '
tho h .low of the trunk, decaying long be- j
fore ihe trunk gave way, is represented by
a cast in sav.dsto'.e. Thus, if we try to i
pietn e to ourselves the state of things!
which existed when such a scam of cal !
fust began to be covered up by the next j
higher dejHJsit, we see that there must have I
been trees standing erect above a layer of
vegetable matter, the roots of the trees be-
ing imbodded in the soil which forms the j
deposit next below tho coal. The vegeta- !
blc layers may probably have been two or j
three times as thick as the result in" coal i
seam, and were reduced by pressure to their
present thickness ; but such layers can not i
at any time have reached tho branches'of !
S3SW DISCOVERY
Iu Cbemied and medical Solenc.
RADWAY'S HEADY "PELIEI.
LXKEs THIS WORST TAIN
In from One to Twenty Minutos.
NOT ONE HOUR
after readme thl nveii.n-"' tn.-l oy on
SfTFFKR WITH l'AI.
KADWATS KEADT RELIFF IS A CURE TOB
EVKHY FA IN.
It w Ihe find and I
The Only I'nln Upmody
thai mslantly stnpa ihe moM. excruoiauu pn,
JtiflainniMions, wid cures Conpetion, wbrther or la
Lnntts, Stamach, iioweia, or otucr giauia or (irM, bf
'fSoSI OXl TO TWmi MINUTES,
no mttr how iltnt or cruiiVir. tii pin U
i:IIEt"MATlC, Bet ridlcn, I-n-m, Cripplr1, 2errou
Iourlc.c. or prortrmtcd w.ih ilixaoc nuy euOer,
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE.
INriMMATloN.KJKHK(.-OWKLS.iE
SOT THROAT. 1'IFFU l l.T BKEAIHIN'i.
BO..K 1UKUA1,'.U FITATION OF TliK HI. ART
HYSTERICS. CUOOF. lKJ,xrLVEyzA.
HSADACIIE, TOOrnArtlK. p.nEUJI ATISM.
rT.T rnnxs. ag'vs; i iin.i. ,
Tue Bp;.iiC3ti..ii f.f li.-! I?f lielier tolfcop-rtnT
j ans wbvi-e mo pi or Oilculiy Aiia vUt al.oid mm
a:id comft.rt. .
Twenty droris In half t 'tin Wi-r ri at" wjT! In a nr
liEAKTurHN, sk k: JIFAI-Ai hk, diakkhka.
liYSESTEUY, fOLI". WINil IN TUE lioW ELS.
an-l ail INTERNAL 1'AINS. . .
nr ftlRVI'S TAB BEJIEDIES Brady lii-lief'w.ih tiim. A few c.o, s in te. v 1.1
"AAV prevent fr p:iim f.m c'anre if atr. ll m
ts'ter thaii Frei.cli Iiiandy or L.tlcra u a ttl.-i Ui.I.
a rZ?tW w
O fdjiiir m- CO
CO
Dr. OARVDi'S TAB REMEDIES
Cure Incipient Consumption.
Dr. GABVIX'S TAI6 BEMED1ES
Cure Catarrh.
G KO. C. Iv. 7.AIIM,
DK.U.r.KS J N -
BUY GOODS,
MOTIONS, GROCERIES,
All meh poodi Fpi.-a. Rraalisa. Wo
aii Willow W .ra. Suot Blark :ng aid Statton
trr will ! awll troin ruanufarltirbr'a jriatad
nrice liaU. aud a!! ) rr foorta in ra lin
Philadelphia, Ba'iirrn.i. Cii ciimaii and I'itt
burgh cunei.t pric Todfilun 1 piTaltne
peculiar iiitBUi of tarii e iliem all fi eight
and drarapc, a il.et ar not required to pay
fraihta from lh j iii ci; al citiea and ro !ray
af cliareea are mads. Ursltta mil rt -aured
that my jodOs ar of th l ett qiialitt aud
m price ai niodrrat a cit ratea. P.t doicfr
a fair, luniclit Imaoe-a. and tt prdm'tly r.d
iaiafaotorilv fl .ingal! onicri. i h;- to ucril
the ptri'liap oi retail dealers and other ii
Camhria conptv anj Uel.re. Order re
p-ecifuiir auliciteil and antia'in puaran'aad
in all r. TIloM CAi(Ll.Nl).
A!-fior.a. JuIt 129. IHr9. tr.
!Jt )(" MoiiiM. i.r. rn
WASIIIKOTOK RTUCtT,
HARDWARF, QUEEN 3 WARE,
tbe fislimongeis are .elevated to tlieseventh : II TV f'!)f' !?f) ATv1 VHOIH1 ! D D D n , i i . n
heaven of financial prosperity, and if the- IH ! 1 M , Mi) I 10., Near Pa. R. R. Depot, JohnStOWH, Pa.,
aters proper are slimly attended, concert.-,
W kulual and Retail Dealers it
AM' A 1.1. Tlirn nmt i?o r i; r n
lectures, reading, aud tableaux vicaui ma. KKI'I IN Aliit.MliV SlOKt. !
":",:t:?:z:::- - ";vo.. am. cnr ,.,4ot:cE j F8SE15I All DUMESTIC BHY mil
A quaint old writer on.'e declared, in
TAK1..N" IN LICIUbr KOR GOODS,
HIGH STREET,
HE.U.tHS t!i
peaking of the population of a lishingiioit Store on South Side of ft'lain Street,
t n the coast of England, that its inhabit-j I In'isn'mi Ia.
a-ita were it niarkaL'.e for their lttddy and j -
continuous health and fr their enormous "O H Q TTT A C C
progeny fact which mi-ht be accounted ! JT, J V? U U I
for, by the prevalence among the commu
nity of a fih diet. In this respect, there
fore, Lent may be regarded as a secular j Jree 00rs VVcst of Centre Street,
Messing, aiucit u is a. religious pifi imj .
Americans, at any rate, eat too much meat.
Pr. 'Wilard Parker, in Ins admirable lec
tures upon diet, declares that one-half the
quantity of animal food that is annually
consumed in the United States would be
ample for their population. At all events,
it i clear that forty days of intermittent
fasting, with eggs, fi:h and all kinds of
vegetable foml thrown in, are not likely
to do the community any great harm, and
indeed might have been annually instituted
with regard aloue to the physical health of
the people.
Nor will forty' days temperate eating
and drinking destroy, but rather .sharjien,
tho public appetite for the feasts which
rej to follow, precisely as abstiuence from
the exciting amusements of the stage dur
ing Lent will stimulate the taste of the
people when Lent is over. Just as the
Church emerges from a period of gloom
and fasting, to enjoy the religious revival
which Easter brings, the secular public,
f.eed from ihe constraints of Lent, will
flock once more to the places of amusement
which the forty days' fast has thinned.
Just at present it would seem as though
the Banter season will be particularly bright
and fascinating, for promises of Italian
opera and fine conceit troupes are thick.
In the meantime, however, little meat and
theatrical benefits the dead sea apples of
managerial generosity, during Lent art
ta order.
To dream of a coffin is a .ign to quit
tifht-aciu.
DRY (iOO&miniES,
Eoots and Ghoes,
FLOUii, FEED, BACON, FISH,
Coffee, Tea, Syrups and Elclasses.
A I.I. WHICH THEY PROMISE TO SELL AS
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST.
Country Produce taken for GOODS.
T l.('srv, late or liob'-rt Woods Co.
C. T. FOtiAKTY JA.J1E3CASET.
pAS K Y, V () C, A U T Y & CO..
y wholesale; dealers is
HffiUMI S 919 RYE WHISKY.
3 M AI L KINDS OF
DOMESTIC LiqUORH,
AND IMPOHTEH3 Or
Foreign Wines, Gins, Erandies, &c,
No. 315 Liberty Street,
Dee. . isn.oi. P!TTS3LTJIG11, PA..
mis;amu izu
WOOLEN FACTORY!
HAVING iiitroiiH-ed new machinery into our
ooit'ti h' l I'toiy, we are now lui'imreil to
mstiM far Til re on short notioo, CLOTHS, CASI
NEIS. lll.AXIv'KI'S FLANNELS of till styles
STOCK l.N'ti Y A UN'S, ic.. Sc.
fr'" Wool tukcu iii I'xchantre for poods or
worked on Blutres. Mnrki-t price paid for wool.
T. M. JOXtXj Jc XUHM.
Ebpnsbiww. Feb. 24. L-Vi.-tf .
COLLINS, JOHNSTON & CO.,
JLileiisling-9 111-
"TriLL reeeire money on deposit, discount
T and oollfct notes." and attend to all the
bualnea naually done t)T Kanhera.
bwii.S0.U. GEO. C. K. ZAIIM Cuahlor.
511 I.S.I WDIt If GOOUI,
IIARDWAKE.
QUSEN.SWARS.
ECO i a AND SHOES.
HATS AND CAPS.
IKON' AND NAII
OARPKTS AND ON. Ol.n'l IIS.
KKADY-MADB CLOTHINO.
GLASS WARK. YKLLOW WARP.
WOODKN AND WILLOW WAMK.
PROVISIONS and FEED, ALL KINDS
Tr.thfr with all ninnwflfWMfrn Proil'ii .
ucli at FLOUR. BACO. TISH, SALT.
UA iUiON OIL, tc., Ac.
17" WhoaU and retail rderi folicitfj
and . romptlT fiilf l on tLa ahortcit nolic and
oi: reaaouable trrma
Woor. MORREI.L'Jt CO.
MITIM LMF0B1EM
VM. P. PATTON,
aionul'acturer and Dealer in
CABINEFURNITUEE
c. no nl 152 Union Mrvet,
jonxsroirx, pa.
Cure Asthma.
Dr. OABVIVS TAU KE7IE11IES
Cure Heart Disensc. 1
r. GAKVI.VS TAI6 ItEMEHIES
Cure 8kin Discuses. I
r. G1BVI.VS TAIt IiE-"?5EDIES
Regulate the Eiver. I
r. CAUVI.-V'S TAB BE.TIEDIES
Begulato theStomacliand Bowels
Ir. OAUVI.VS TAIt I6E.TIEDIES
Cure all Fesniile Weaknesses.
Dr. GARVI.VS TAB REMEDIES
Turify the I5oo!.
Dr. GA!CVIXS TAR REMEDIES
Cure Diseases of the Throat.
Dr. GAKVI.VS TAB REMEDIES
Cure Bronchitis.
Dr. OABVIVS TAB REMEDIES
Cure "Rose Cold," or "Hay Fever"
Dr. GAKVI.VS TAB BEMEDIES
Cure Lun? Diseases.
Dr. GAKVI.VS TAB REMEDIES
Cure Constipation.
Dr. GAKVI.VS TAB REMEDIES
Cure Salt RSaeum.
Dr. GAKVI.VS TAB REMEDIES
Cure Kidney Diseases.
Dr. GABVIVS TAB REMEDIES
Tr-event Cholera & Yellow Fever
Dr. GAKVI.V3 TAB REMEDIES
Prevent Malarious Fevers.
Dr. OABVIVS TAB REMEDIES
Remove Pain in the Breast.
Dr. OABVIVS TAB REMEDIES
Remove Pain in. the Side or Baric.
Dr. OABVIVS TAB IS EM EDI ES
Are a Sujicrior Toiise.
Dr. GAKVI.VS TAB BEMEDIES
Restore the Appetite.
Dr. GABVI VS TAB REMEDIES
Cause the Food to Digest.
Dr. GABVI.VS TAB REMEDIES
Restore tho Weak and Debilitated
Dr. GAKVI.VS TAB REMEDIES
Give ITone to Your System.
I. r. hyp? z co
SOX.E PHOPHIETCH3,
10l Seventh Ave., Xeiv 1 '..' .
t'j O r
U V J t
AfiE
U WANTED
V7
is r : 1
I fS
km i
Vti Hartford, Con.
T j' - -
l prPLrsnsns,
the forest trees. Then the process of de
position heiin. This can only have !ir.j
peneil when some subsidence of the Boil has
caused it to he Kiihmerrrpd tit a mp.itpr r.r ! t r?'-t2v
lessuejuii. v. e can niier Horn llie le.tli Y'-'y. (r
of (he strata overlying the coal MMiins that j fVV"?v VffeVaS
this state of submergence continued in j 'iJi WT
many cases lor a long penoa ol time ; ami :
it is eintally clear that the formation of the !
- -Jill .1 1 V V
vegeuioie layers meinseives nave lioen a
lrocoss occupying a considerable time,
since tall trees grew befjre the next sub
mergence took place. So soon as submer
gence w as complete, the tall trees perished
and began to decay. The s!o;it trunks
FF.VKB AND ACIE.
FEVETt Ao AOL'E n.toj f r L!l ct-.ua. The ta
r."t rc -iwlial niei.t ia th: w.rM l!it witl care f.'-ir
a -.d At -if. niiJ all iln-r -M l;.liou, bear1, t. i v-
T Ik. 1,1, YeUow, end fin. r I- rvrr inlr.t t.y RA! AYS
iILI.tf) to q lie oBAI)TAYs KKALi l.LLI .
t ifty Ccuts per U.i:le. tA i y U.'UttU.
HEALTH !BEAUTY ! !
STRONG AXD rtT.E T.T. II ri.oon-iNrnEAr
J-EAUiiiTL'i. C OilFLUXlOW fciX tKtil Xo ALL.
DR. RADWAY'S
SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVENT
HS MAPS THE MOHT ASTvN"lsHINO TRE t
g!) Ql'irK. K A I 1 1 ' AKi: Ti:K riliNOtJ
tfitl ii'iY i xm:k.ok-; km-kk the i.s-
FJ.l'EN ' E OK 'I ii TKUi-l WwMLUl t X
MELnclSE, lilAT
Every Day arj ncrcr.c In Flesh
and We?p:it i3 Cccn and Felt.
THE GREAT ELOOD PuwiriZil.
Fvery dro? cf the PA A I" A KT I.I.I A N KESOLY
TIIT coTrmuiiuattrs t;.r'tie't tuc I'I.mkI. St, In'1,
it;.U other t.nU'i a:.i jn t-.-ca f t':e tytcru tLe vijor f
for It rcM.ii the :uti s vi e to.;y :ih rtw atM a
material. IS:rTuia, i "onwiu -r-linn. 0;?Jlu:ar
dUai-e, Flee: in tt!oTh"n:, ?!"iti:. Tun:or. Nri In
t c jin.tms M'i ottn-r lrti rf luc system, .Hons ty.
F-trximous I ia.hnrf s frtttn tl'e Kr. arid iiP wor
f'.ui;" rT pl:ri (t'.Ht-n, Emptlof R, f ever ?"r, Sr:d
liul, King Vnm, S;itt Khvuni, Krv-ipeia. Acne, b!ut
FjL. .i. Won:. in th Ht-s!;. T'::.--ts, ( iicen in tt
AVnmh, a 'i nil v. oakviilng and -ii.ful tlischac'. Nieiit
Fwcata, 1,"$ f.f n, and all wn-tes of th itta rritici
ple, hre within liu curative rati ire cf tldr. wander if Mol
trn "lieniistrv. au.i a fVw rir.y u-e will prort to mf
person ung it f-r c'-thtrr tf luc&u h-mM of diaeaac ita
j,ont power to cur? t l.r.
If the ftr.ticnt. C-dW Lecomirr rerre bv t:e ws?i
and riccotnpo;tion t.iat ii ouiiilnuiiy j mrcaai: jf, o
cectls in arrestin thes wafte, and reiir V. m fc.n e w-.t."
iv?w- maer,.al nido" fiv.rn iie.iiiiv blood aii4 tLl lti9
fcARSA PAHILLI AN ill a:d d-s ertire.
,'ot only dot -9 the Sarbapae:i.maj llwtT.T'wwr ex'ol
all kri.iwVremt-.Hnl nr' T In H-" s of Scnr
ldU, i 'otiFtii'tt o.ial, a:id tkin ilncs ; tut it it lh9 only
-.:t:e cure ''r
ImUlncj l:ntdcr Conipiafnt,
T'rinarv, cTd M'omb dione, GrareT, IIaf Va, Dro'.
Stoppage t Water. InH,nliiicnr f f'Tine, firjht Jm
eve, Aitum!ntiriit. and in a 1 ca wit. ii;ere nv bi :rv
ritut dvpoai'. or the wtcr ii Ihick, ciw'tiy. n-iied
:ibstances like the v bite f an f-pc, or tfrca!s ilKe wint
or thera i j a mort'il. d:.rk, biliovs ap ev.ianT, M.d
white boiie-d'ipt 4epi'ta, and wlien there ir a pnkii ,
turning insation when patT;p wat.-r. at id pain In Us
Jia.ujl of trie Hci und ulou le Lo;i.a. I'rice, tioo.
WOR JV?S. Tise only kr.own fci iur Kcmolv
for h orrtit j at. Tup, ac.
Tinier of T2 Vcnrs Grsv::!!
Cured by Hndivay's reoIrriT.
BirtKLT, July In.
Th. R "-r iT t T riav h ir'ri T ifnt r th o v r:w ni
U wvl. Ail l i -cu-r r. i " w a.- h. f-r ii ' 1 f-i. J
rrjr iii:tr lh.:t wa rffi'itun'r.'l J; t. : t-- n np i-r' i tt . k
law yo'tr KlfOt, mh! t '.: 'ik: t I ulu ir;- i. ; Lit ti i; i i'h in
iu it, bv-Aiue t hid ' " "fed f-r tv'-fl ". 1 L- .r cci'ii
of th Hi-vihcTt, And one T Kdw r..i, bd t.i
Has of y -r Ii f v i.ri -( ; n-ij t l.e?v k tfiiLD :n.-...r t-. Is
or !!., Had 1 f.-l brtlw1-. w s'l-r, tu-u l.av. '.iwf ttr. 1 hr
fr twel.-e vm. 1 r'l I'.tict ir-. it Kfl mc f U
bow!i, ovHf iMe pr- in. I wr-'. tui t-v ;.-u Xcr tie )aiCt e4
urs. xua ca .Ltiia it if jruu cLc:-
DR. RADWAY'S
PiRFEOT FILL?,
perfectly tielr-r. o'-rt'T crit'i'l wi-h street rim.
pitrp. rccnlat.-. purify, r-fjtis'. mi tiri ct r.
t st'i Pi fr. for t'.e ar cf ii'.! dii '.t'ril e !! mUi.
Liver. B Ave1, K d:-- v-, I. uC. Tcrvnu- I!3.,s-.
IV!ijie T. !ii'i-iiri, Ilt'Ioun Tevtr. I:.r.n.nr.T ton of
tnr bo--'.. r'ilcs.i'.d Iwirr i U. I:;ter'-- V'i-
cr. V':rriStted tn v$vi t a p'itn uure. Pnr-ir YpMv
bit. rontnli'i-iir no mor.'ury, ud .-rat . it d;'-c trr-.-.; uti-i.
5K" f ve th - f 'Avr.g Tlna r-iiu.tii.g frosa
X.?rdjra cf the I':? ;:vc Oi .-aiis :
Aviti.lv of l St.tnn.h, sj'ra. I '-rt , 1 '.iit T".
I i.!nij nr V":x"it xhf Si- mch. F f r ii. , . uL.g r
FltiHtr' T Ti Pit ;ir rh, wr rn-.g m t' l.-tl.
lijrr.cfl ud I rji "jit Prs Lt"rtr. K! tritiK i'. th IJjftTt. .'S.-s.e
( offtt iSt-.-tSp? rSra in I ; t'-'ur. T" i-'
Vit.on. Ijt -r Vr L -f.-f-f ::ie P't'!it. tier xn.t Thil I :f
the l)id, rvlne:" l'rr-'rr.: - n. of ta "k.n
an.) P.in .1 t!. 1 itri, ! t-.i.". n.: . HuatM l
Jaw-n!, BuroinK in the Fl -j j.
A d- st f UArATS rTI.T .? f-o t
tt... from ?!l ik iil'iiv . !)i i- ii "r ,t . I , 2' ci.
KSAl) '-VM.yr. AM ' r.l-E." Seud me le'
... C7 ;i I..v.a. Nt
:;t' w:.i tese-.t you.
know how we can exp,.' e r J
j the Dar.bvry Xtit f,r f : -'j
! a r-uimfti ior ail the -..-; 1 .
' I'lints we tray La m.L,.' ,"'','!
! In tbe lanpuape of i.f". vi" .,, L ' r
! the melodrama, we ran
' l-l ., . . -',:'V i.
i cLuiiKs in wiidiim : ,f
flio bad lfcu troabled r, -i . c,:
on tlie lunes efiectfil hi.',....
j following simple n.ai.n.-r '"v ' " :
; muc i.'iitr:i anu IH .a : 1., ,ui.(j . ' tr
! drank freely Wf,.re c..i,, .T1 V
next day he took f,. j,,;. ,,? U'1- ?.!
plaster on his bieast. i. i
arms and still another on ,, . '" .
I advice from au t-xj n. i.,-, t
; tfHk all these off with an ,,x . ,
! the afternoon, and .!.). V c'
paste instead. His nu.ti.f,'
di anghts on his f-et ami K.1Ve'' -;
rf far to Kwnllnw Ti... . " '! ' .-
. - ... i iicii I;
bricks to his feet and
ljtllo tt rr.uic .i1 ... .1
. . v.. j,... -v. ti.u i;.ivt
. mi .jinn , na an ;u
. the Fame tiniM funn Vt-
. rk "t. I li III, " "" 'I M t I.i'f
and gae hi in eciy ha::'
wlien re t..i n 1. t ,M.
dinner his w ile. win.
hidy of jjieat fciju-rie: .( ;. ,
Fiar-kliii Wreet, -.:u-.
own make, about ihe si.-. ,,f
walnut and of similar .! a
; i.ieiHMin; nil ol lu ii.e-li.
; thrni down. Then h i
: hot rum at the su-j-.-sti
cfij.tain at the next a,j
his legs with an aU-oJ...; !;..:!, T't
crisis two of Ihe lieii.l,.Mv ' !
paw at once that his hi. . u,.','
j dcr. and save him hah';. ;;.,;,..; t" -
mint tea. and a bir U.-.- . fcM
toie LTOlIlfJ to liel he t.i.
. kind of pill. wraj'jKMi al.
! nil soaked in but vi..
had feathers burnt on a
j lie is now thoroughly cu.kJ.
j gratitude. We advi.-e n,i-
i this out and keen it w
ly found when danger ii. t,t..-
Ut s'
C.
, MIT.;.
1
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J.l U.
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'i
"What to Do ('a-f. ,.v a
Trof. Wilder, of ('oii:.-.: i
I the following short ri.'.- f.j a,.'
1 of accident, which wiii i t i..ti:.d
! preserve or remember :
j l'or dust in the firs av..;,;
! dash water into them : i-i e c.;,
' etc., with the round po.! -f a iesn
HeiiMie wax from ti.e ti; -.x; .'
(water; never put a ha.u i!isir.;i.,tr.
j the ear.
j If any artery is cut. C"i:-; ;! al-:
wound ; if a vein is cur. -s '
J If choked. t upon ail
j Fr sliuht bin i s. dip t'. e p t -.:
j waiei ; ii ine skin is Uestn-w u.r 't
rainish.
i Jrmofher a fire with carte-, rc.
ter will fien sj.iead bun.i!,. .;'.?
(ease danger. Jlefore .iisi.:' :;
I smoke, take a full breath and
j low ; but if carbonic gas is susi . .
ciect.
Suck poisoned wound., tmles v...
ii soie : eiiiarire tbe wound, or iT
out the part without delay ; j
woui.ded part as long as can It
h-.it coal or rnd of a cigar.
In case of poisoning, exi iu- r.-;-'-tickiing
the throat, oi by w.u;
mustai d.
For acid poisons, civc n 'k; '' '
kali no prisons, give uci.i , ; ; . j ,
oS s food iii most cases : it J
uin ..ioning give felioi.j c.-.Ti-e t't
uioving.
If in water. fl at ti i.'.e it. .
tiosc and niouih proir-.
Ftr apoplexy, raise x:... V
for faiutinj; lay the j ei :i .."..
U 1 iv I !. -Ai.S A.-VI. .I.Ml....K.OI..I.V I'lllM r.i
..k.-.v; uic i-j;..-i.ioic liljrei lumen Oil ; ENCI.f-sfl AMI tir.liMAN
AGENTS WANTUI) YOV. THE
GREAT INDUSTRIES
of mi: ixrn:n static.
IN
and swejt away by the sea. The forest it-
it now exists. Among these were the low
er parts of the trunks of the ancient forest
- - v.. w T.VV...I.V Linivciit-u, iiKe tlie
rest of vegetable mat ter, into coal. Corn
hill Magazine.
BviV C3N ""a I
teir c t EH J
r S E3 -
sr p3 E-t S
HeilsteailB,
V. H!i8taml8,
Sidebi aris.
"banilier Sets,
Parlor Sets,
Wardrobes,
Hook Cases,
I.'iinues.
ic, &e., ic., &c. Sec, 4c
Cane rhalri.
Wood Seat Chairs,
Kitchen Furniture,
Red Lounjres,
Mattresses,
Tete-a-Twtes.
ExtensiV.n THbles,
liininjr Tibles,
Cupboards.
, ic, ic., ic., 4c, 4.
ivRrty pescriptio or
SCHOOL AND HALL FURNITURE
made to orVr In excellent Ft- e and at low
prices. Cabinet and hairmakers' niutertala of
all kinds for sale. Furniture delivered at any
point in Johnstown or at Kail road Station free
of ex t ra cha rjre. W M. P. PATTON.
Johnstown, Oct. 13, lS70.-tf.
LOUIS'S MlRBIiK WORKS!
1S1 Franklin Street, Johnmowa:
JOII VT. LOG45, - Proprietor,
P ONrMENTS. HEAD aid TOMB STOVS
tVl COUNTER hsd CABINET SI1AMS.AR.
TELS. Ac.t manufactured of tho very beiit Ital
ian and American Marbles. Perfect satisfac
tion m wura,afji(rn ana price guaranteed.
LOOK SHAEF AT THIS!
136. THE ONLY CATHOLIC 136.
BOOK & PERIODICAL STORE
IN CAJinillA Clll'RTT.
MP. MEAC.llF.lt. Wholesale ti nd Itetail Pea-
Ifr in stamaiu Catholic Wokks ot all
kind, Phatek IIooks. linu.rs. Historical and
CoNTKOVMtSIAL. WollKS, Pill! IODICA LP, PlC-
Tt RKS, Fhamf.s, &c, &c, VM Franklin Stroft,
Johnstown. Pa. Will sell -very article at Bal
timoreor Phildelphia price?. A Mitral iliscnunt
ilUwei ti the Hec. Clfrpit, Liltraries, or tlmse Jiij
ina in Varue, lot. Hooks bound and Pictures
framed at the lowest possible prices. All the
Eastern Weekly Papers for sale.
136 Franklin Street, Johnstown. 136.
Wll.lll.S I.VI KMI-
np.vt (iTiiniK i.vri.r niNtj m. ;ot i;u,
rii'v. f s- els':. mwu::i iii.hi.ami. i.i v. k. !
self, probably so called, was for the most f.i. in h all, i'H i ;.i e kii.i:y. ai m--.n r iihi'han k,
.1 T 1 1 f 1 IIOUAA K OI.Kl.l.iOY. F. II. I'KKK INS. FTC, KIC.
j.ait letroycd. It was the decaying refuse This work isa c .m,.i.-ie i.:t..,y ,.fn i.,-,,ch-
or the forest, intermixed with the lower ! f "i, - .;i ..ui.o.r.ni.-.-. , i ;
I in all Hfios. it i u complete eiu ( I. .le.im of I
growths, which formed the Coal F-eams as i arts and inannfur -lures, inn! is t!ie iTui--t enter- 1
tambiir and vnlij;t! i" v.-er'.t of iiiiei iin.tiiin m i
Purii--ets of "t-tK nil iutere.-t ever ofl'.-red to tbe; j
public. It adium-d to the ..- '' M.-r.
..u--.-. uia.-iiiK-i'. een! ie, l-. .finer. St u- j
dent and Itivenl ir. lied "tell to Imtii eld and j
younir of'all classes, 'j he loo! is sold iiv atreiits. i
who are making i-iiae s-:t!,- in all parts i f ttio ;
country. 1 1 is offered at tne low price of So. !
and is the -!:e;ipest book f vi-rsnl,! hy fubscrip- !
tion. No f:iol.v should lie without n emy.
We want nceuts iu every t wn in tlie I'niied
States, and no Arent e:i:i fnil to do well with :
this booU. Our terms :ic ll'iernl. Ve Kive I
mr air: nts the ex.-lu-sive riht of territory.
One of our agents Sold .!S copi.-s In csVlit dnv,
nnother sold :iv; in two wei!. t'ur ;-;rent in
Hurt ford sold 3!'T i'i o:ie we.-k. S nee i in ens of
the w irk sent to iirrents on receipt of st;imp. :
l'or eireulars and terms to dtrents mldr. s tho
publishers.
Ivnols TTiitioil,
Or the ays and I; ayi'in the It'hUen I.ifa o
Amorican Detectives.
We want njrents fur t!is book. It. diselosea
all the mvsteries of the l)etee;ive iS-.-'tem It
is n record for the past 'M tkaks of the most
skiilfu! detec tives of this count rv. in wliich llie
criifts of Uauk Uobbers. Tliieves Pickpocket?.
Lottery en. Counterfeit oney Dealers, and
swindlers of all clashes, are exposed and
brought to justice. Price, t75. Send for eir
eulars and terms to ajrents.
we rrnusn thh he5t
DICTIONARY OF THE BIBLE
IN TUB ENULIl.II LANGUAGE.
1JY WM. SMITH, LL.P.
It is written by TO oT the most distmo-uinheH
divines in Europe and America, nnd is the onlv
edition published in tins country condensed
by r. Mnitirsown hand. It is iiliittrated i;h
over lu steel and wood enravi-iRa. It con
tains c ery numc in the Hildoof importance,
mid is a .book needed by every Christian family
It is printed in double .-oiumn, in one lanre
octavo volume. Price H..V.
We want asrents for these works in'all eitiss
and towns , the country. We pnv I a "ire com
missions and jrivo exclusive trritorv. For
eireulars and terms! address the publisher.
Sample copies of any of cur book. .Wt in auv
address on receipt of price. u
J. B. Bl'UK & niDK, rnblisher.
Hartford, Conn., Chicago, 111., Cincinnati, Ohio.
SAMPLE STREET.
Near Union School House. Ebensburs.
T IXJ f "bs.r." r desires to call the attentifn
of the citizens of Cnmhri,, "... ?TI'?n
. the f..t fl.ih;.",'u.,,u-'u'ulD
On in i-'.lieniil
u fact ure and repair of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, SULKIES,
'fl
TSo Person can tak these Bitter accord
ins to directions, and remain long unweil, provided
thttir bones ara not destroyed by mineral poison or other
j-eans. and the vital organs wasted beyond the point
cf repair.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Heariaclie, T-ilo
in the Shoulder. Ccnglis, 1 :j;litness of tlie Chest. I iz -liness,
Smir Eructations of the Stomach, l'.ad T.it
in tlie Month, Iiilions Attacks, Palpitation of the
Heart. Inflammation of the Lnncs, Tain in he rr-iona
of the Kidneys, and a hundred oilier painful symptoms,
are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. Ia taeae complaints
it has no equal, and one bottle will prove a I elter guar
antee of its merits than a lenpthy advertisement.
Kor Female Complaints, in yomiR or old,
married or single, at the dawn of womanhood, or tha
turn of life, these Tonic Bitters display so decided an
influence that a marked improvement is soon percep
tible. l'or Inflammatory and Chronic Rheu
matism and Gout, Bilious, Remittent and Inter
mittent Fevers, Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidnera
and Bladder, these Bitters have no equal. Such Dis
eases are caused by Vitiated Blood, which is generally
produced by deraneement of the Dieestive Organ.
They lire u UrntU Inrpatlve as well as
Tonic, possessing also the peculiar merit ol acting
as a powerful agent in reiievinR Congestion or Inflam
mation of the Liver and Visceral Organs, and in Bilious
Diseases.
For SUin Disease., Emptions, Tetter, Salt
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Car
buncles, Kins-worms, Scald-Head, Sore Eyes, Ery
sipelas, I tell. Scurfs, Discolorationsof the Skin, Humor.
ana IJiseases ot tue Skin, ot whatever name or aature.
I'I.
The Hot .-r.wiFn's T
is x veiy ynliinb!e 1
l.u-h tliose not i: ,
at Ji:u!il. may ie:.ii.!;
w.inif (l to l..rni any
ttonlile of we iHi:!;.'.
i:iade for an extiaoui :::t :y (.
tuic of tlie article wc:!.v i
WKU.ins AN: ".
AVlieat ilour. $".:! .-
Indian tna!, one r i
one quart.
l?mler, when s-.-fi. c
quart.
Loaf sugar, br.iutn.
U7irt.
V hite sugar, por.'ili ic.'l.
ounce aie one jurt.
Pest brown Mig;ir, c ::e y
are one quart.
Ten egs r.-e one poutul.
Kl ui", eight quart. aie o;
Flour, four j eoks aie one
I.rofliV:, fli".
Sixteen huge tab;ei-po i.
Xiut.
P'.'glit large tab'esj.o -n.sf i
Four large taii!t-sji. n-.f
Two gills are half a pii;;.
Two j ints are one q :a: r.
Four quarts a:e one - ".
A co:.:raou sized t It
pint.
A common sized wi.ie (.
A teacup is one giii.
A large wine ylas is ; v. -
A tahiesjiooiifia is i.:-. . ..
Forty drops are eunai i .
ful.
Four teaspoon iful are r :
spoonful.
- ; e : ..
1'
IiEMF.DY FOTt For N ! ' :'.
writer in the Wtsiern L
lowing :
"Mo matter what the i -
i tif i', give the horse om- :
j (with h sion. ) then ke. ; i
(Lie, without drink, for tin
'and iiiue times wit of un
will he efl'eeted. This ;-. ;
is leeommciKlf a only i:.
within three or four'd.n.-
THE BIGGEST SHIP AFLOAT !
ioae
4,
unwi reep:t.ruiiy solicited and prorent-
ir oaevuted.
DKKSONS olnft to Europ, or those ecidinB
tor their
friends to the t)hl
Ci unlru oupht to
buy their tieketa
from M. P. Mf.a
iiher, Agent for
the e el e b rated
National Line
ol Steamers toand from Kurope. i his Line
is remarkable for comfort, 8eeil and safety.
Drafts for 1 and upward, sold at the lowest
current mtes. For further particular call at
MKAGiiru's Hook. Sturi, 136 Franklin street,
Johnstown. Pa. lJune2J, lS72.-tf.
W. DICK, Attornky-at Law, Ebi
enshurir. Pa. OfHce!in front room of T.
j.
anannc
tori.
. i . . . " in una
Krlnj Wskoiis. Klih.
Ana all other description of Work in that line,
kmployins- none hnt. skmr.,i .
".in only the best materials" I feel eoSfldent
andap&e CDtlre """ou In woS,nyeiS.
How to Make Haiin
e-OlMl lm i-lmc 1 .1-. . . . . r
are literally due up and carried out of the aystera iu a j rinnr-f ..f l','c"i
short time bv the use of these Bitter. OUllCCS ot bog 8 laid.
Grateful Thouiandi proclaim Vinegar Bit- I HC.lt S foot oil, fi ur oa
TIERS .the most wondertul Invigorant that aver austaiuad Ounces of ivorv bl UiC
the itinkiiie svstem.
J WALKER, Prop'r. H. II. McOONALIJ z CO.,
UrupKists and Gen. Agta., San 1 rancitco, Cal..
and cor. of Washington and Charlton Sta., New York.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALER
Lloyd new buildli.wr. Centre street. All A Ulacksmith Tshopm "onnminn ihh m'.?
nner of leiral busineas attenu-d to 8atfac- ufwetory. -nl and iae .d2oitTI!. 1 n"
ily.andcll-utiouSa.iiciulH-. 10-W.U.l i J uue W, lelt"? P j5 'clicxa
T. P.TIEItSEY JAMES M Lt..
AW and COLLECTION OFFICE
TIERNEY &. NULL
4 olonnnte Row, rbcnbiirp, Pn. '
t?fSpeeial attention paid to eolleetiona In
all parts of the United r-tates. S-lS-'Tl.-tf.l
PIUST N ATIONAL SADDLE AND
71 ARXKSS SHOP OF CAMBRIA COrVTT
Hlph Ptreet, (opposite Union Sc hool Hoiise
Weft W ard, Kbensburir, Pa.-M. M. tPNHli I '
Proprietor. S(uhli, and iTO made and r
paired and all other work in my line executed
in the best ijejnner, on the shortest notice and
at ttie mottCUable rates. tk-LiXt J
QOAL! COAL!! The. nbwibr is
v-' now prepared to furnish, in laro-i. n ii
Coal dVVired" prompu "nnd'f TIS6' ra,e8
haiilinir at anv point i FhJi of vhrr 'or
Order, left at the zTaM SSZl -ufor T!c""y
...nfi tyTftRr. will reee ve itna
PANJ,H.ZAHM.
.WM. H. 8ICBLIR.
attention.
. . . J '-i.-e-
.s. :-:: i':
s; gar, and ten ounces i t" ;t r ;
whole to boiline;, and stir ir ' ' it.;'
cool eio rr'1 to handl : i- riU
balls about two inches in u -n-i-1'-
If you have cold iVet. in wt--. '
morning and eveninj; in e -ii
with a rouoh towel and
room till tliev burn. In om
will be entirely relieved. A'1
pepper and mustard aiip' ' at
rum to the stomach rcln-vo V"
and leave you colder to-ni 'i ''''"'-
ilocK Mince Tie. One cup
one cup of syrup, one cup ef Sill-J',
fourths of a cup of viiu-u. i
ful of alspice, one spoonful l. c"':
three cups of water. l"i'' ai,'
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