43L3 5aLli2.
HOWL, VCX LOS'l IIEK 1SEAU.
BY DAISY BURNS.
Everybody wonders how Lucy Wills lost
lier lover, the is a very pretty girl as well
as accomplished and intelligent, and Ir.
Hampton was a great catch. Wbe".,f
came to Nortousburg, Lucy was not the
only girl who deter. nine.! to "set l'r cap
for him, and Mrs. Grundy vvondeied 10
UM captivate him ; but very xn the
, J phisician showed a strong prefer
ence for Lucy, and pretty little Lucy was
delighted. Every few days they were seen
together, riding, walking, Fading, etc., ana
the little bovs counted the dimes they made
carrying watermelons and things from the
doctor to Miss Lucy. But all at once his
attentions ceased. For a time ho moped
about in a very quiet way; then he began
visiting Alice Leigh, and the village gos
sips w ondered why it was so. But you see
they didn't know anything of that buggy
ride Lucy took with the doctor, the acci
dent that happened, nor what came of it.
Lucy knows why she lost him and souoes
the doctor, but she will never tell, and he
is a pei feet gentleman.
You must understand the doctor had not
fully declared himself, but he intended do
in so, and concluded 'twould be so nice to
whisper the words hi her ear as they orove
along the shady turnpike. He invittd her
to drive out with him, she accepted, and
away they went.
They were very gay, quoting poetry and
making love in that round-alxiut way that
comes just before the declaration, when
the doctors horse backed his ears, shook
his head, kicked, and did so many queer
things that Lucy became frightened, and,
before her lover could prevent, jumped
fiom the buggy. Dr. Hampton after qui
eting his horse went to her.
Darling, are you hart?" he asked.
Lucv blushed.
"1 believe I think I've sprained my
my foot. It was very foolish in me to do
so, but I can walk to the buggy, and we
must go home." She attempted to walk,
but fcfi back powerless in her lover's aims.
" "You are hurt," he said; you must let
me see your foot," and the put out her lit
tle foot clad in a neatly-fitting boot.
"Your shoe will have to come off," ho
said. "The ankle is swollen badly."
"Oh, no, no, go away," she said, as ho
began unlacing her boot. "You shall not
take off my shoe." But here the keen pain
struck her again and she fainted, while her
lover removed the tiny boot. But imme
diately he started back in amazement, for
tl:re before his bewildered gaze were the
live tiny toes of his ladylove peeping out
from an immense hole at one extremity of
her stocking, while at the other was a little
round heel peeping out as slyly as the little
toes; and then the doctor knew his little
dream was over, for of all things he ad
mired neatness in a woman more than any
thing else. When Lucy recovered, he car
ried her to the buggy, was kind and gentle,
drove her home, but the intended proposal
was left unsaid.
Lucy knew she had lost him, and rea
soned within herself, "lie had no business
to take off my shoo." And he thought to
himself, "She had no business wearing
stockings with holes in them."
Accidents will happen, young ladies, and
the safest plan always is to be neat, and
not think as Lucy did, "Oh, those holes
w ill never bo seen, they're away down in my
boot," for if you do jour fate may some
day bo tho same as her's. iSaturdayEcen
ii.g Post.
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Pennsylvania and New Jersey,
Delaware and Maryland.
FR03I
E NECESSITY
W33 OFFI333.
Ml THE !MMEtt$E $T00K
mm
If.
j3ex:vcj- this
COWED STOCKS OP ALL MRTffiYTS,
coMFii i iivo
FOR
AT STILL
THE WHISKY OF TO-DAY.
My dear sir you with that glass of whis
ky at your lips if you were to soe a man
go into a drug storo and purchase a pint of
raw alcahol, and take that alcahol out and
mix it with water, and drink it you would
say ho was an old guzzler. You would
na he must have a stomach like a bottom
fa tip cart. And yet that is just what
')U have at your lips ; only your beverage
is not so pure as his. t Yours is drugjd
and his is not.
Time was when rum and whisky and gin
were distilled to a percentage which ad
mitted of a retaining of the quality and
flavor of the orgauic materials. In whis
ky and gin much of the nutritive matter of
the grain was retained ; and the old rum
which our grandfathers drank contained a
percentage of organic saccharine matter.
Those liquors were honestly distilled.
I hey camo from the retorts and receivers
just as they were going into market, only
lacking age to give them smoothne.-s.
But it is not so now. There is no lxmesty
in the market. A man may, by paying the
I rice, have something like an honest liquor
made to his especial order ; but he cannot
find it in the market because it is not
there.
Some years since ten years, I think I
was in the office of a hotel in Conway, N.
II., and was there introduced to a gentle
man who was a traveling agent of Long
worth, the wine-king of Cincinnati, and
;d.so taking orders for one or two Kentucky
whisky houses. From the subject of wine
the conversation turned upon whisky. I
smel'.ed of so"ie which he called pure Bour
bon, and which had fairly nauseated me.
"Why is it," said I, in the earnestness
of entire innocence, "that I cannot laid
Miywhere such whisky as I used to get on
board ship, as naval rations, five and twen
ty years ago V"
Tl.o agent was for a time silent and
thoughtful. By and by he nodded and said
to me :
"It isn't made 1"
"Isn't made ?" I repeated wondei ingly.
"No," he added. "There is no such
lhing as the whisky of commerce distilled
to-djy, except to tho special order of cus
tomeis for individual use."
Seeing my wonderment unabated he
went on to explain. I quote his exact lan
guage, so far at least a iutjwirtant 2jaitic
ulars are concerned. Said he :
"They don't make it bi cause it don't
pay. rl he same amount of labor, time,
Mid cost cf manufacture i f course bar
j;n materials required to thiow over five
barrels of tho old-fashioned MouongnheU
whisky of which you speak will, with the
ww appliances of science, throw over one
handled barrel of crude spirits (coarse al
cohol) The result is, that all-spirit is thus
distilled. It is then rectified snd diluted,
and color and flavor given by artificial
means."
There you have it, sir. The stuff you
are drinking is not whisky. That other
tuff is not brandy. They never were,
jtnd never can be, whisky or brandy, as a
credulous public may think them to be.
Tho organic matter destroyed by intense
distillation can never be replaced. They
aio fooling you, my dear fellow; and you
wiil fool yourself if you don't let it -alone.
If you have a head made of wood, and a,
fctoniach of iron, you may last a few years
and drink it ; but if you bo human, with
rapacity for human eint lryment and hu
man suti'ei iiig.and give this liquid scourge ;
clean gtby, never to it turn to it.
Tite following can be relied upon as
strictly coireet in every particular. A
good advertismcnt in a widely circulated
journal is the liest'of all iosMb!o salesmen.
It is a salesman who never sleeps, and is
never weary; w ho goes after business early
and late; who accosts the merchant in his
hop, the scholar in his study, the lawyer
in his oil'ce, tho lady at her tea table; who
ran bo at a thousand p'acps at once, an. I
peak to a million people every day. saying to
each one the lie ,t thio in the best maimer.
LARGER DISCOUNTS in PRICES.
NOTE WE WE BE INDUCED TO OPERATE LARGELY, J
AND LAID IX A HEAVY" STOCK, BECAUSE OF THE UNIVERSAL i
EXPECTATION OF AN UNCOMMONLY GOOD BUSINESS SEASON. !
Wanamaker & Brown
Desire to make it widely known that the whole of their Stock of neivly manu
factured lien's, YvvMis' and Boys' Ctothimj, guaranteed to be of Reliable Ma
terial, Fashionable Cut, and Substantial Make, is arranged for a
at a neio and Lower Scale of Prices.
THE IMPROVEMENTS IN OUR BUSINESS THE PAST YEAR
HAVE ENABLED US TO CHEAPEN PRICES AND INCREASE IN
MANY WAYS THE ADVANTAGES OF OUR CUSTOMERS.
IMPORTANT FACT. We have abundant testimony everyday that it is
impossible for any other house to sell a cheaply, and no one now questions the
superiority of our makes 6f both Men's and Hoys' Clothing, xchile
the assortment is six-fold larger
than anywhere else.
THIS IS A SPECIAL OPPORTUNITY. OUR RE-ARRANGE-MENTS
REQUIRE THE IMMEDIATE DISPOSAL OF SOME HUN
DREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS' WORTH O F GOODS, AND
WE ARE OFFERING THE MOST SEA SON A A L E A ND FASHION
ABLE OVERCOATS AND SUITS FOR ROTH MEN AND ROYS AT
PEREMPTORY SALE,
AND THE PEOPLE WHO HAVE MADE PURCHASES SINCE THE
SALE BEGAN ARE HIGHLY DELIGHTED WITH THEIR BAR
GAINS AND ARE SENDING IN THEIR FRIENDS.
MENS OVERCOATS. Splendid lots of Blue and Black Beaver; Ker
seys in Dark Olive, Broivn and London Smoke Colors.
An unusual cheap lot of Chinchillas and other Fabzics that make very warm
and comfortable garments.
Our Garricks and Capes are the cheapest ever offered.
MEN'S SUITS FOR DRESS WEAR. Very much, under regular prices.
Every one expecting to buy a Black or Blue Suit should avail himself of the
GREAT BARGAIN LOTS NOW SPREAD UPON OUR COUNTERS.
EVERY DAY SUITS will be cleared out at astonishingly low in'iccs consid
ering the qualities and excellent make.
PARTICULAR LOTS OF WARM AND LONG COATS for Business
and Street panoses are offered at excellent bargains.
What Causes Jiarti Aintes.
Too many spend money, and too few
earn it. . .
fr- ...ol, mnnpT ir snetlt wastelullV
111" limw. j - . ----
and needlessly, and too little saved and
made productive and accumulative. !
We buy too much abroad that we ought
to produce at home.
We buy too much that we do not pay
for cash down too much of what we buy
beincr what we do not actually need.
We are too wasteful, know too little how
to economize, and have too little disposi
tion to do so.
We are too 6peculative,unscnipulous,ano
actually dishonest in our efforts to make
money. .
Too many of us prefer idleness to indus
try and too few of us know how to work
and derive pleasure and profit from our la
bor. . , .
We spend too much time learning wlit
is not useful, and too little informing our
selves upon the best methods of premoting
our material prosperity.
We know too much of politics, and spend
too much time and money on politicians,
and know too little about political economy
and the science of a staple, economical,
successful public policy.
Our actions are governed too much by
passion, prejudice and partizan feeling,
and not enough by a broa-d intelligent, lib
eral and patriotic conception of the duties
which American citizenship involves.
We are too superficial and impatient, and
lack the clear purpose aud prcsistent, pa
tient application necessary to permanent
success.
We depend too much upon our sharp
ness" and "cutcness," and the readiness
to take advantage of circumstances, and
not enough upon earnest, honest labor.
We talk and read too much, and think
and act too little.
We spread ourselves over too great a sur
face, and thus fail to dig deep enough in
one place for the nuggets that will surely
enrich us.
We lack in that higher morality which
frowns down venality and elevates and en
courages purity of life, probity of conduct,
and a scrupulous regard for a good and
honorable name.
We do not teach our children that they
must, nor how to earn their own living,
and are too willing to commit them to a
life of easy unscrupulousness, depending
on their skill as make shifts rather than
their solid acquirements as men and wo
men. We roll about much like stones and
gather no moss, enrich corporations and
speculating capitalists, and defrauding
oursel vea of the profits of our own industry.
We are devotees to show rather than
substance, and pay homage to the glitter
of a "success" which is a robe covering
filth,' rottenness a'nd corruption social,
commercial and political.
We build too many churches, and culti
vate the Christian virtues and spirits too
little.
We have too many schools and too few
real teachers.
We are too undivided in certain direc
tions, and not enough so in others.
We adhere too closely to what we ought
to depart from, and refuse to take hold of
that to which we ought to cling.
In short, we are too much what wc ought
not, and not enough what we ought to be.
T,VwiTSr,AXD VEST ROOMS CONTAIN HUNDREDS OF PATTERNS IN VA
lUXIw00'0 QUALITIES, TO FIT EVERY SIZE AND POCKET.
rrTTuruL1 ,!G GOOI WEARING GARMENTS MAY BE SURE TO
GET THEM FROM OUR PRESENT STOCK.
BLACK PANTS. We never had a better assortment to select from.
JACKETS AND PANTS FOR THE LADS are piled up by the hun
dreds, ami will bear examination by the Ladies, v:ho know the true values and
what is good to stand the hard wear the boys require.
BOYS' OVERCOATS, of all sizes, styles, qualities, colors and prices.
We have re-arranqed the Boils' Goods on our First Flnar fr l.oit
i tune tie ladies and other buyers, and can generally serve our friends without
I delau.
PREPARED TO SUBMIT TO
HEAVY REDUCTIONS from ACTUAL VALUES,
We invite the public to supply themselves from our counters NOW, while we
Lave an lUvORMOUS STOCK of the BEST CLOTHING that
was ever oilered. in tins or any other city, which
WE FEEL tWiUEi) TO CLOSE OUT WITHIN THE JEXT 30 DAYS. "
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
On the Corner of Sixth Street,
FROM MARKET TO MINOR,
PHILADELPHIA.
On dark night, the darkness of which
was lighted by tho moon, the inmates of a
quiet farm house in Ayrshire were startled
by piteous cries from a little stream run
ning past the foot of tho biae on which the
homestead stood. Out ran the gudewife
in haste, thinking that the voice was not
unfamiliar ; and when she got to the barn,
there she saw her ain gudeman, who had
just a little too much John Barleycorn, on
all fours in a foot of water, in which the
moon was brightly reflected. "Gudcsake,
John, ye gouk, what are ye doing there,
standing like an ould duck in that man
ner?" "Oh, woman Jenny, is that you !
I'm glad to see ye, for I bae got aboon tho
moon, and hae been in this awful predica
ment for twa hours hanging on like grim
death for fear 1 should fa' and be killed
beyond a recognition. I ken it's a richt
noo when ye's Jiere, sae well jat baith
gang down together." Jenny lost no
time in getting John out, and over a tum
bler of toddy he vowed that nothing should
ever make him soar so high again, even en
market nights.
JAMES jP. MILLIKEX,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent,
HOLLIDAYSRURG, PA.
SPECIAL ATTEXTIOX Riven to tho collec
tion of claims in r.lttir, Cambria, Hunting--tlcn,
Hertford, Centre and OlearlleM counties.
Parties wishing to purchase, rent, sell or ex
change real estate will find it greatly to their
advnntasre to call on or address me.
JJ" Correspondence in eitbtr English or Ger
man solicited. LSept, 30, 18T3.-tf.'
COLLINS, JOHNSTON & CO.,
"TXTILIj receive money on deposit, discount
? T and collect notes, and attend to all the
business usually done brltankers.
SeptJo.tf. J AS. li. ZAHM, Cashier.
MILLINERY & D1SESS MAKING
The attention of the Ladies of Etwns-
niiDf and vicinity is directed to the fact that
M US. K. fc. JON h has iust received an invoice
of new and fashionable Millinery Goods, at her
rooms, in the East Ward, EtiensburK, Weddinjr
Honnet, Hats, etc.; a specialty. Dressmakinif
done. Th Patronage of the public is rsneot-
ruuy sonc " unoi:iy.j
XT' IUST NATIONAL SADDLE AND
-L HARNESS SHOP OF CAMBRIA COUNTY,
Hiwh street, (opposite Union Sc-hool House,)
West ward, fc.nensr.urff, M. M.O JN r L.L, & CO.
Proprietors. NodJr and Harriet made aud re
paired and all other work in my line executed
in the best raauner, on the shortest notice, and
at the mot raonah!e rates. ll-12.-tf.
W
M. M. LLOYD & CO.,
THE OLD J.;,
,vui. ,1,11,.,,., .
gives some mu-iei, f .Ju :
Drafts on the principal cities and Silver ind
Gold for sale. Collections made. Monies re
ceived on deposit, payable on demand without
interest, or on time with interest at fair rates.
LOYD & CO., Bakkkrs,
EBEXSBUIIO, PA.
tlT Gold. Silver. Government Loans, and
other Securities, bought and nold. Interest al
lowed on Time Deposits. Collections made at
all accessible points in the TJnitedlStates, aud a
general BankiDfc business transacted.
M.
BUCK, M. D.,
I'livsiciau mill Snrsreon.
Cakrolltowb, Pa.
Office in rear of John Buck's store. Niirht
calls may be made the residence of John
Buck, Esq. fAprit i, 1K3.-U.J
I AMES J. O ATM AN, M. D.,
" I'hysiciHH mikI SnrRfon,
Ebksihtko, Pi.
Office on High street, nsrly opposite Rlair's
iytcl. KeaidttnCHon Crawford st., w est ara,
110.
whfre nig-ht calls should be mmf
T.
W. DICK, Aitounkv-at-Law, Elu
nsbnro-. Pa. Ofliee'in front room of T.
J. Lloyd's new buildup. Centre street. All
manner of lufmlbusiness nttcntn-d to satisfac
torily, and collections a speirialry. fls-14.tf.-l
NIEL MCLAUGHLIN. Attorney
at-Tair. Johnstown. Pa. Office In the old
Exchange building, (up-tir.) coi nor of Clin-
to and liOcust struts.
D
nK8 connected with
Will attend to all bus-
his prnlesttion,
J. "GALLITZIN LAKE,
-A. ttorne.y-at-Lja w,
JSbeiisburff, Cmnbrtn Uo., x a.
PRICES
"the Old Libert v I;
inscription, wln.Ji
Liberty throughout
1873. FALL, and WINTER 1 1874.
THE tftTE$T $EM$&TI0H X
GREAT REDUCTION IN
AT Tills IVIAV
EAGLE CLOTHING STORE
OF M. II. NATII ANSON & CO.,
(Lately occupied by H- Walters, deceased,)
231 and 233 MAIN STREET, JOHNSTOWN, PA.
a good bell of about t-.v.j tlm'u ' ' '
ria weight, at a coat of uboui
r.i.ir ! i , r,,n,7 inform tho citizens of Ebensburesnd Northern Cam!
' """oVT, ,u.hh-rJt , ;.d at the above named place a larKe, complete and
gant stock of FALL AND WINTEK
CLOTHING AND CENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Conn CLOT" SUITS CASSIM EUE SUIT for
PKOFITS" the basis upon which we do business. COME AND fcfch.1
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE--231 and 233 MAIN STREET. JOHNSTOWN.
Sept. 19, 1873.-Cm. M. H. NATHAKSON & CO.
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;i ti. i. . t-y.
.lit; luiiaoiiaiiik thereof
July, 1770. In r,:,i u,',. .Vi
T 1 . 1 1,1- 1 - - --..it. P
x-uu.iueipiu.1 was a.j,r .:u !,, , " "i
the lower lioor had u;,b:1(!v . JSv-!
for some fsixteen I., . .
Representatives of f ... u: tn
province ot I fcnnylv;u.jj
ol ono Doay. Ky order
mittee, of which Mr. s,.-.. ,'.'-r
chairman, was fciiii.uti. a t f '
bell for the buiidi:.- l'J
The original letter Imv s 0M
ris cannot now- be f.uii.l. Out V
Jus decenoent, Josej.h 1'aiker
procured copies, and it '.,,
tlmt lioL. rt Cl,ai'e. f ... "'"a.
. ' ' - , I ...
commissioned, ZS
it was to be cast bv the
be examined carefully
't.-t WlJi;;
before i
ped, aud to contain --in w0.. ,
ters, round it," Hy order of ti i'
of the Province of Feni..l , "
oiaie iiuuse 111 iue city ei
li.j, .Hid underneath,
throughout ail the land t-
vants inereoi. i.evt. xxv
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St
ITos been before the American public
OVER THIRTY years. It ha nevr r yet
failed to give perfect satisfaction, nn i has
Justly been styled the panacea-for all ex
ternal Wounds, Cuts, Burns, 8vre!linrr,
Sprains, Bruises, &c, &c, for Han rn-l
Beast. No family should he a rn"'")
Trfthout this Liniment. T!.e mney re
funded nnless the Liniment ij &3 repre
sented. Eo pnre r.nl ct the penuiuo
JI EX ICAN MUSTAN O 11 Nil! ENT. Sold
by all Dmrisls and Cornt'y Stores, at
Wr. end Si. 1.0 1'ottlc. Notice
ovcJITTAre Ijettcr. because
hanjl jl thy ?i ve a finer jjloss
nce.u than any other noiish.
Vield a brilliant silvery sheen with le than
half the lubor required when other polishes are
used.
Are a nio'lern et
tuilish. far better t
anyotherin cjiisfence
HAGAII'S
Are a neat and t-IeanlyflTlCan
article, rnHkinp- no'dirt'.trthe r
1 trou
be nsed even in
parlorwithout thfl
ble r removing:
nor dut when used.
furnitnre or carpots.
Has no disagreeable sulphurous or strontr aoid
smell when prepared for use, but are plrasant
and harmless.
om.xj-iyrs.s
I The bell duly arrived at t
gust, iio, in apparent ,' ji ,
lew days afterwards, i; t,:;
the caution try iiiMri;cti.
Superintendents had the
bear that it wa-s ciacked !
clapper, without any otl.tr
was lnin up to try the ou: d.::
fort was then iuado tu sei.d i
Captain Budden, who had h:y.-: .
in the Matilda, but he could r.j'-
board, tspon which, Mr. .':ri ,
'two ingenious woikt.ieu u:.j,-.
cast it here, and I am ja.-t i,..v
17o3,) imfornied tlit-y have tliisfijT.'
the mould, which, 1 c i,ie... r.
very much that wo should l,:t;.'s.
on and succeed in the reaicr. t"
for aught I know, in Ilii.i-Ii-A;
1 lie bell wan Ijuij in its
time during the uioniii of Ain
bill reudeifcd by Ldruv.nd
"the I'rovince"' for suud;'.es fi::..J
workmen while they H'.ve nv
frame and hanging the bell Las
served. It bears date April IT. .
Among the items are "i.L.ic
and '"a barrel of boor.''
It seems that the t"iie of xVV.
defective. It was supp-ed idcvj.
much copper, and tbe i'lu.a.:.,;..
were so facetious over lii.s i;
i Meurs. I'assane' Stow
down and making anotln r . . -;.v.
broken up aud recast, arid in jBS
was placed in position iu the S;c
steeple. The following Lews i;ei;
iu the Maryland Ga: vf J:;'.;, . ;
"KHlLAUilLPliiA, June .t'.i. 1
week was raised aud lived m :Le
House steeple a new gieat W. cis
by Pass and Stow. v. .
with this motto, T'rocla:-:. 1
out ail the land, unto
thereof.' " Lev. xxv. i .
For fully iifcy years, ;u i
ascertained, the Libert;. 1J
celebrate every Nati':i:! a
then it craekel : it liad
mission, and was mute
mere A mtrica n.
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accompanying table
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In eaeh box are 13
sticks: 1 stick is sufH-
nt for any stove
all waste issai ed.
Areputupin ncatstyle
nnu in u lorui morui
convenient for ir?J
than any other polish.
Are the cheappst polish in the market, because
on box at 10 cents wiil cover as much surface
as 25 cents' worth of the oid polishes.
Have just taken theTpin competition with
1st premium at the I Jl several r.f the best of
dianapolis Exposition the old stove polishes.
Buy Crumbs or Cost fort of your storekoop
er, if he has them, or will procure them for you;
If not, send usione dollar, your name, and the
name of your nearest express station, and wis
will send you ten boxes, and samples of Hurt
left's Hlaekinsj and I'earl Oluetnar, free of cost.
CKi'MBSorC'OMFOHTeaii be had of all Whole
sale Grocers and Dealers in the UniU'd States,
aod Hetail Dealers will find them the most pro
fitable, from the fact that they are the fastest
selling- article of the kind In the market.
JI. A. It All TL 7J TT 0 CO.,
115 rth Front St., Philadelphia.
143 Chambers St New Vuuk.
;J Chambers Pt., Uosto. ll-14.-3meom.
31 iii-i-ii fc Dunn,
PROPRIETORS OF
FIHEMX FOODRY AND STOVE WORKS,
IIOLLIDA YSIiVliO. PA.
HAVING purchased the establishment latelr
Unown as Enterprise Foundry, we are now
prepared to manufacture
LIGrllT CASTIIVGS
of every description.
Tho Various Styles of Stoves
manufactured at our establishmrnt are In all
respects equal to any In the market.
Steam Engines and all kind ofMachiner,
promptly and satisfactorily repaired.
t5T"All our work is warranted;to be exactly
what it is represented. lAuif. 80.-lf.
G. W. YEAGEll & CO.,
WLeltsalt and Eetail Xanarartiren r
tin, copper a;d sheet-iron ware,
AKD D1AI.KRS lit
Hsatii, Parlor aril CocMii Sloves,
iVo. 1402 Eleventh Avenue,
Altoona,
ndrrniT0 SPOUTIKO made to ordr
mato7ia. Perfect In manufacture and
trl rr,pecJfuI1'' solicited aod promptly
I 1 w ,?hi0;("Kn1 Plite attention coopI ti
an. whether they purchase or not.
Altoona, ggpt. 5, laTS.-tf.
-V CARD.
EBpSBDBG WOOLEN FACTORY
M.amolia Salm
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A FEW AFPLICATI03 MAKE A
Pure Blooming Complexion.
It is Purely Yeptab, and its operation la seen
and frit at once. It doe away w.th the Flap red
Appearance caused by Heat. Katitru?. and Excite
ment. Heals aud rraiom all Blotehrs an Pimples,
dipeCiiiplark and uneihtiy Bfiots. Urivea away
Tan, Freckles. SDd Sunburn. ai.J bv its pcntle but
powtrfnl influence mantles the laded cheek with
YOUTSrn. 2LC21X AJTD EEAUTT.
Bold by all rru?pipte and Fancy Stores. Depot,
63 lark Place. New York.
To Younir 3 Ton.
Jut Puhlightd, in a Sealed Envli'C. Price 6 cts.
A Icture on the nature, treatment and rad
ical cure of Sperms torrhrea or Seminal Wrak-
and Imnrdfments to Karric irenerallv : XeVl ! tbe fourteenth, and so on.
vousness. Consumption, Epilt-py and Kits;
Mental and Physical Incapncitv, resoltinir f mm
Seir-Abuso, 4c. Hy KOH'T J. CL'LV'EKVVELL,
Author of the "Green Book," 4c.
Tho world-renowned author. In this admira
ble Ecture, clearly proves from his own expe
rience that the awful consequences of Self
Abuse may be effectually removed without
me "ioines, and without danjrerous surgical op
erations, bousries, instrument"!, rinrs or cor
dials ; pointing out a mo.Je of cure at once cer
tain and effectual, by which every sufferer, no
matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privatetv and rsdieallv. This
l EPTrUEWli.E PliOVE A BOON TO TH0U
PAXllS AND THOUSANDS.
Sent undersell, to anv address, in a plain
sealed envelope, on the receipt or six cents, of
two postage stamps.
Also, Dm. CtrLVERWELL's -Marrinse Guide."
Price 50 cents.
Address the Publishers,
CI I AS. J. C. KEINR & CO.,
12. Bonory, .w York; Posi-Uiuce Box 4SSS.
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know iufoiui you in which i f i:.e
columns the lirst letter of i i; rar.
tained. If it be found iv. l i.tic;
it is the top letter; if it ocfin?
one colutu'.i, it is found hv mil::
: phabetical numbers of the i-j; V
I these columns, and the .-lmu
number of the letter sli;L:. B
j oug letter at a time in ti w.iy. t
can be ascertained. I'or exa::.;
S the word Jane. J is foun'l iu tbt
j unins commencing with H aud :
' are the second and e:!it!i letters
alphabet; their sum is ten. a-.iJ
j letter down he alphabet i J.
j sought. The next letter, A. s
j but one column, where it s:ai:'i
j N is seen in the columns lit-adc!:;
: these are the second, fjiiitii ?
i letters of tlie alphabet. viLich i--
table will excite no nTtk' cunt?
those unacquainted with tie
planation.
A 7h. n k l'nrties nave been reportintf in
rsTei for mieP? Papt.of ,h, County t hat our
are m,."h "?R,n"'ctHny Woolen Gods. &c,
, n'i!111," tl,Hn thy "-eally are we d-em
tho inf;(1 r.";."wu i rotecnon
i '7, '""uuu ui cue BU'olic to
tollowing
Blankets....
Flannels
Cassimers.
Satinetts..
and tor
publish the
aEO M. R
Ebensmircr
third door from
I . i - uv
IEADE, Attomey-at-Lme, Cardins?. ..!i.,.iniling
g, Pa. OtSce ou Centre street, T . Vl( ) X V'S "L
m If h street. au-.CT.l July IS, l-rra.-tf. Kbensburu W
LIST OF TRICES.
S3.50 per pair.
3t and 35 cts. jier yard.
50 cts. per yard.
. 60 cts. per yard .
20 cts. per lb.
rg w ooleu Factory.
TJte bent Oil in the world for
ct inertf.
It tvill not chill.
It will not gum.
It is equal to the best Eortl Oil.
If o u have ait i kin l of Jfacfi i n e
ry, tiak for OL.EXA ; ami if you
cannot buy it at home, send for a
circular and price list to
PAINE, ABLETT & TRIPP,
OIL MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS
JN'o. 36 O J'enn Avenue,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Parke's Marble Works"
13 Franklin Street. Johnntown. '
MONUMENTS. HEAD and TOMB
STON ES, OH'XTKR and CAUI
N Kf SLABS, MANTELS, &., tnanu-rwS .'tj
factui-ed of tho very best Italian andraHlll
American Marbles. Entire satisfae-U IW X' r'
t ion guaranteed in price, design and 'itWeV
execution of work. lA ink
t Orders respectfullv solieitrd
and promptly filled at the very low- tftl v
est cash rates. Try us. t la
Pet- JOHN PTkI
LOGAN'S MARBLE WORKS!)
"nun ntrrrt. Jh...,
Rapid Dreaming. A vm rr
circumstance and ii.ii'; la: t f--.-ogy
is said by Dr. Forlxs WiU-"
found in the extremo rai ia ty
the mental operations n:v l'.-itr.ri.''
with which the material ..l.ar.r'
the ideas depend, are to i
ispherical ganglia. It w oi'.i
a whole series of act', t'n.it "
occupy a loue lapse of i1" F
through the mind in vh
have iu dreams no perec-t:i'B ! -of
time, a strange j'ropcrty
if such lie also its propeity, w v(:,r
into an eternal riisemh -1 & p
will apjear tons eternity.
of space, as well as of tiuuN ire ':
hilated ; so that while a!nrt
is compressed into a mors en 1 1
finite space is traversed m''e s.
by real thought. There si"? e:,
lustrations of this i incii-ie on (
centlamxn Hre.iniod that l'?
o - -w--
as a soldier, ioined his ivjitw
was apprehended, carried
demned to be shot, ami
m V as. . t n Al'.nr.lli. Mxliai 1
a gun was fired ; awaking
slight noise had produced
same moment.
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A Prf.ttt 1'kison bT''in
T : : .,;., vi;T. A
. i . , . i- . j .!,. run el
worK. ana who nao i..
rtrta .1 i ,t qcVaH 1 1 1 v:l
allowed to cultivate s"'":1
inclosurc. "What do y.;a ' ,
"Cucumbers, sir." ' U:1-'-T f;
inem Here : tne oi..- i
y
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steol tt.i-m " "Ni1, :r.
- . ... A tldl
tirmly ; "tney win ul'l.' T
"Well, go ahead, ..
any of your cucumw"
tU'
. -.:..-ns.
r, f rr.fl tritl VOlir COI"!"-- .
from nif n
win never ueai r,'jr.'-
sir." The cucambers were i i
ered, trained and c:i!uva..'
mense crop was the rvu. . 'j;5Jf
ever. as the fruit riia ' n,iCly-
i
movumeOTp!?' - Proprietor.
lVn.f V he very bUt Ita I : he
Uon in VorkTWri" "LirJ,l,.,,erft satisfac- Cu
-om0 -I" I'riee sfuaranteed.
ly cxe
nlerrcorUul yscUeited and prompt- i
-i-J- Uabnstowu.Nor. 11,
will never hear
6
ered
me
ever, as the
nn.l tlirt warden
the owuer sold it f ,r 1
i, .m,i m !a!i'l
... . . I ... 1
rectea tne man io - . .
was detected in th .
cumbei-9 to the hospn- -
K. fa ilCS Mil' - .
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craved them. Not one
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