J u .. ii .m ii main JIWIH.- i WIIMK J J .. jjll II IWIIIII I II JJLiL-!! " ' . --r-r--r -r-' TT5 -HZZZTZT J32k. ICES E&SLJSLBl- 77 k r txxa ti: kiss. mnussn iran-ms tea.. VHCLCSALEAKD RETAIL, -OF till, AND - In the great university of Upsula, in Sweden, lived a young student, a uohla yoiilb, with a great love for btudics, but ilbout mean of pursuing them- Sli'd , ... he studied, living in great poverty, out Mi .3 M tftj II A W keeping a cl.cciful heart, nd trying to j. lLJLl -L-V 1 V I i-XXi look at the future, which seemed so grim 1 humor arid excellent -,,.,,T. liini beloved hv liis COtn- i jV. II Fill 1 ti 3 til 1 ? I " tjuaiii ie.t ...... jndes. One day lie wrv standing iiv..' the Ff !inre willi some of tlieni, prattling away l hour of leisure, when the attention of, e young men became arrested by a young j elegant lady, who, by the tide of an j o'cier oiiv, -i-aii slowly walking over the J place. It was the daughter of the govern- J or f VpsVa, V.-'.vc in the cily, and the, 1; dy was her governess. She was gener- i flly ki.oo.ii f.r :.. g..odcss'ainl gentle-j iiess of character, and looked or. w ith admi- I Blion by all the students.' As the young j men stood gazing at bar as' she passed, like a graceful vision, otre of tLem suddenly exclaimed : " J "Well, it wouTd be worth something to . l ave a kiss from such lips." The poor sturleut, tLo hero of our story, ; ....... .... TTT1 v ho lookeyVon lliai pure, angeuu lace, ca c'.aimcd, as if by inspiration : "Well, I think I could have it." "Why," cried his friends in chorus, are jou crazy ? Do you know her?" "Not at all," he answered, ' but I think the would kiss me if I asked her." - "What! iu this ukree b-jforc all our tk-. eyea?" . "Yes." "I-itdyV- . ! "w5;'wouid give you kisS in j i!E-FlR Wilttu POODS GENERALLY. that manner, I will promise to give 3011 a ... I.l.ml'iiu ili.Poit: ',? ntnl n?Mf il fill l lit'tl'.O " " ." I Sheet-Iron WARES. AND DEALER IN S.looO -X. F. Y Si 'S 3 1 i 1 ' J - : HEATIKG PABLOR aii3 COOKING 1 I ! ' STORES, phrue c-jff t35d 3f ' AND I! and ,X-V excl.iimed three or IV... T Li.ers, lor it uappencu luai wiuui arty. . "And f.ur ol rich young nieu were in the group and the l ets. ia;i liigh (iu bo iuiirobable aii event 7 b challenge was given and received in less time than wc take to ttli it. - . -- Our hero (my authority ttlls not wheth i he was plain or handsome ; I have my peculiar reasons for believing that . he was luther plain, but singulaily good-looking at the same time) immediately walked up to the young lady and said : "Meiu fieuiein, my fortune is in yoiir l..ud." iShe looked at him with ast-ni.hincnt, but arrested her steps. lie proceeded to tiate his name and condition, his aspira tions, and related what had passed between him and his companions. The young lady listened attentively, and at his ceasing to speak, she said blushing ly, but with great sweetness : "If by so little a thing so much good be cilectcd, it would be wicked in me to re l;ise your request," and publicly, iu the open square, she kissed him. Next day the young student was sent j r by the Governor. He wanted to see the man who dared to seek a kiss from his daughter in that way, and whom she con tented to kiss. He received l.im with a scrutinizing I ow, but after an hour's conversation was ho well pleased with Lim that he asked him to diue at his table duiing his studies at the nni vei-sity. Our young friend pursued his studies in such a manner that Lc was soon regarded ws the most promising student at the uni- elsity. Three yeai-s arc passed since the Crst kiss, when the young mau was allowed to ive a second kiss to the daughter of the Tolliiiir in X3 fCKT-IiY A VEGETABLE mZPATlATTOX. tomjioseu pimply of wol'i-known ft OOTS HERBS. FRUITS, combined with other properties, which iu tbeir nature ro Cathartic, Atio.ieut, JJaUilions. lMuretic. .ktorauvaii.t Antl EUiiu. The whole id i-rescrvcd ia b bufiieieiit nuantitv of epilit from the ft 1 S.I II to keep tu2ii in any climets, which zuakes the rrfi T., COPPER & SHEET-IRON riZOMi'TLV ATTENDED TO i Nos. 278,280 and 282 Washington Si., JOKHSTOWN, FA. GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES TO CASH BUYERS AT THE- HibM STORK THK un-lrrsitirnf d repe-trully Informs the X eit i.eiiK vf lilteusburg- and tli putilieirenf r- miy that l;e .s mml" H r. T It r.D UCTK N IN l'lllCKS'l'llCASH It L" VEHS on all goods iu his line, eonsictiiiff of MOWING and REAPING MACHINES AND OTHCR FARMING IMPLEMENTS; PLANTATION W ' Bitters o io of the mt flesirble Tonic end Cuttinr . in tae worlvi. XUcy re intended strictly urn ft amestic ionic,- only to be neod as medicine, and always according to direction. They are the eheet-anchor of the feble and do biliUited. They act upon a diseased liver, and timulate to such a degree, that a healthy action is at once brought about. As a remedy to which Women a re especially subject, it is Burpersedinij every other etiinuiant. As a Spi ini; ami uia in rr 'l op.ir, they have no qua). Ihey are a mild an 1 gentle Jt-urcntiveaa well as Tonic They Purity the Miood. They areaBplendid Appetiiur. They make the weak Rtrong. They puriiy andin Tigorte. They cure I'yBiei sia. Constipation, and Headache. They act aa a specific in all speciea of disorders which undermine the bodily strength and break down the aniaud spint-i. , Depot, 63 Park Place. ITew York. r . UTICA : s V i wife. lie bee uoe later one of the most notd scholars, iu Sweden, and was much re spected for his character. His works will COOKING, PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES of the ir.os-t popular (!p:r-.s nni of all styles, prices nnrl i)ii.iiitis : fswAss o? vim mmmi of mv own mnnufaet ure ; HARDYARE, ALL KIND ! such as Locks. Screws, Holt Hinges. S'.inttcr Hirtrc8, Tblc HinsrPS. Holts. Iron nd Nails, Window CIhs, Putty. T;ible Kinvs mi'l Forks, Curt in? Knives and I"ork, Poi kct Knives, Ta ble ami Tea Spoons. Mont Cutters. Apple l'arers, Scissors, Shears, lazorsnnd Strops, ilaminvrs, A ics. l:ti hct, Borinif ."-.f nehincs.A iiyurs. Chis scls. Planes, Coniassi-s, S(iiar-s, Files, Hasps, Anvils, Vises, Ax'rcni-hi-s, lup. l'atu-l and Cross Cut Saws, Chains of all kimU, Shovels, Spades, ! Scythes and Snaths. Hakes. Forks. Sieinrli-Mclls, Shce Ijisis, IVb-s, Wax. UriM !es. Clothes Wash ers ami Wringers, Patent Churns and Pateht Machines jrencrally, (irind-Stones, Patent Mo lasses tlates and Mi'asures, lunilier Sticks. C'at Sleel Uitles, Shot Onus, Kevoivei s. Pintols, Car- tridsres. Powder. 'aps, Lead. Horseshoes and Nails, tlld Stove Plates.Gratcsand Fire Cricks. Well nn.l Cktrrn finn,, Jtwr t i . t iidure while time lasts anions the works . ' Ii m tliia hovinv iim.ni I .... aw.am vaa- "xl'l'J tmv I SfEfflIK and of all kind, inirreat varletv t-praiia taimly well known m bwetleu at i VCCD and WILLOW V7ARC I me pie&eiu nine, v.noso weauu anu posi- beyond descripi ion ; t ion in society are regarded as trilks iu CAHBOX OI L, and OIL, LAJIFS, comparison with their goodness and love. Fish Oil. Lard Oil, Linseed Oil, Lubricating-Oil, liosin. Tar. Paints. Varnishes. Turpentine. Al cohol, jcc. ; Silver-Plated Ware, Glassware, ic Iiimil' (Ti')c;rios, Ax Aroi.or.Y. The editor of a Western jaicr once pu1 notice of a ball, and haj-j-cued incidentally to mention that the ti.iiienisj of Major Heeler s bettor half was j obact'O 111 Cio'ai'S. iiKB - u.e cavorung Oi a ny-oiuen COW in a I Paint, Varnish.Whitewa.-h. Scrub. Horse, Shoe tlcMd of rueurnlei." The fact that the editor had not been invited to the ball may hoioewhat detract from the value of the simile, while at the same time it ac counts fr his establishing the figure. The major, accompanied by his better half and a six-shooter, called on the editor to complain of the poetical nature of the im.ig. On learning that the lady was the one he had described, the editor besought her to raise her veil. She did so, saying : "Now, sir, I expect yon to apologize." "Apologize ! I should rather think I woiild," was the answer, st3 he seized his bat and left the loom. 'i"h astound, d major rushed to the whi tlow : "Stop, juu, sii '. jouhae not apolo gized !" 'All right ! I'm going to do it in a min i.te :' 'What do you mean?" shouted the ma- sncb as Teas, Coffee, Susrars, Syrups Molaseo, Spices, Dried Peaches, Dried Apples. Koaiioy, Fish. Crackers, Uice, Pearl Itarley. &c. Stove, Oust inir. Clothes uud Tooth Hrushes. ail kinds and sizes; Ited-Cftrds. Manilla Hopes, and many other articles, at thu lovcxf rattsfttreash. 1IOUSK SFOUTIXG made, jiainted and pit up as cheap as possible, tun Cash. A liberal discount made to country dealers buying Tinware hv wholerle. OEoHGE llCNTLlii'. Etiensburp, July Si, lS7;-tf. Stoves! Stoves! Reduced Prices ! T1IK I'XDKHSiaXEU WILL. SELX. C2 "T 25 SEB FROM THIS DATE AT MB ems foot A STEAM JACICASS. AS ISGEKIOC8 IMVKNTION, AHD ITS SUC CESSFUL TRIAL. FALL and WINTER! A man living near Nashville, Washing ton county, HI., has recently invented an apparatus to take the place of whistles for railroad signals, steamboats, fire-alarms, factory cailt and the like, lie calls it the "Telephon," but the popular name is the 'steani-jackass." The inventor i-, a stock farmer, and has devoted much of his time to raisin" mules, whose habits and anato my he appears to have studied carefully. On his farm there was a mule of more than ordinary vocal power, whose voice could be heard a distance of four miles in every direction, w hen ho once got warmed up to his work. The owner computed that if he could set in motion all the air in a circle of ei"ht miles in diameter, or twenty-five miles in circumference, or an area of fifty square miles, or thirty-two thousand acres, a hundred horse-power jackass could, all other things being equal, rival any other noise vet discovered. He established the fact that the power of au ordinary ass is ; Kanf about oiie-tweum ul an luuiitu oitm- DOWCr A Steam rn:uo u uuc iuuumu 1873. THE t&TBST SH&t 1874. MA 11 HI A TLe follow ing lLt GREAT RED TJCTION II PRICES year ago, by a kw'v of tiuction, to her o,nk-., . , n; , " iij a, graced one of the i,,,..t ji iv l-t stations in the r.iii-,ire s.r 1 of bis a pair oi blue ir.! xcd AT THE iN lVT EAGLE CLOTHING STORE OF M. II. NATIIANSON & CO., (Lately occupied by II. Walters, deceased,) 231 and 233 MAIN STEEET, JOHNSTOWN, PA. herself as a presi i. Deak Cousin : l!,.c..T-., j ceive a prcs-ent of a j :Ui- t,f"w 1 ings knit by rr.y (,nu , i sured, dear coz., that n.y tlCs t you is as warm as the J the finger-work, aud ! nation. But I coui.i, I culiarlv ainrcDi-; ,'.. " iLlt r. You will remark iu the r,t tl.Ara O ft ... . : . 1 " ' i it'rous as this j.Wie ri-'JIE underftiyned would respectfully inform the citizens of EbensburK and Northern Cam.tria ; j.au", w ho are to walk si.ie lv .v. j X generally, that they have ju-t opened at the above named place a larae, complete ana tic- , arrainst coldness wH : ' " Kunl btoik of FALL A.N11 WIN TiiK !, . . 'oH1'-;ft CLOTHING AND CENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, i.nvconnipr wouiu uu fiiuiu u mo iKinrr r ..... r ......v. rtr r'v t ini. . n.. .. io mil) .,.liti;ii v asseK. A lierefnip. if .j ic ... Pvr.l.lsH KK.liSKY OVE 1COATS. In Kuf. brown, Ul i,vw j j " . .V ...in.inv u i vim .,,.1 VPTS nf !l ti'iturps. one ass can t.u a circle eignr. nines m ai- . f. . ... v.-- v.j ,s,a. umiikellas. ameter. 12,000 jackasses or a 1,000 horse- i i ,a ,Ln!l lhj ,,revnilin orices in Johnstown. V i long as they last. texture is mixed, am of life. In these He Sept. 19, 1 873.-0 m l because H modern stoveOr'Are better, ht isli. far better tliaiijiiliey trive a tinei other in existence. Ul llixn any oilier pow er jackass would till miles 1.1 aiameter. Th inventor thought fully, arrived at the deduction could take nature s vocal anolv it to a greater power, duce a larcer and more satisfactory vol ume of sound. Filled with this idea, he put the mule to death, aud carefully sev ered the head from the body, lie then in jected solutions of chloride of zinc and ar tenic into the veins and arteries of the head and neck, to prevent decay of the liesh. India-rubber was dissolved in sul phuric ether and the solution forced thro' the trachea or wind-pipe and through the larynx or throat. The ether evaporated, leaving a film of rubber on the membranes, and the "injection and evaporation were continued until the rubber film was found of sufficient thickuess. These organs w ere theu subjected to a vapor of sulphur, heat ed to 300 degrees, by "which process the rubber was vulcanized, its elacticity in creased, and the membranes rendered im pervious to steam. Thee preparations completed, a short piece of rubber ho&e was attached to the windpipe and connect ed with a steam boiler. It was a moment of agony to the invent or, a he placed the ass-htad in the hands of an assistant, and slowly pulled the valve oien : a moment of thrilling interest. As ! Are putupin neatstyleIn the steam was turned on, it uassed into the ! and in n form mot--,!, i ad .i SSIMEKESL'ITSformen j T A, , olive and lighter colors, and : or me. xu iiitfce, liowtu-r. tLtr-"- Ftvles and prices, tx-sides a . j..,n;otnc ; , . all which will positively be . ' 1 i-.--;t K - A 1 n, 1, r. .r.r t rMrt ! list onnA thot I , .. 11 a circle of 93,000 . ,h n.iest an-i f most ntyiish woods ny article of ciothin dired. md that '".UT.J'i'o of your existence u : y."- on the most reasonable terms. Wn mam'facickb allocbows Ooous. w hi'jn ei.Hbl-s ns to . c.iSM.ut.. t ... b 01. ! 6ell cheHpertJin nrv other bouse in t'Rmbria county. Please tfive us a call when i ou iit mu j behove jour lives . be all this over care- , f " " ' ,,, fr: ,, sfo..k ,. rjces whether it wi!l not pay you to deal with us. l it- , e - that if he COATS anil I.X'S TOM-MADE H'OUK our leadimr speclnlties. and "Ql 1CK SALE? AMI SMALL ; IlOUl tile Uutck passion ,f w ;t.. ajtparatus and PKOKITS" the basis upon winch wc ao ousiiiess. utJiL.i.M)r,: ousy. The daike.st c '. r L.-.r , he could pro-nr.MfT rnpncT tuc pi Arr.oqi ?H MA rJ sTRr FT. mhiJSiUWN. .-i.iei. uiwuk.. . . , . UUI1 I I UllUkl lilt. I LIIUL UHU w . . . . . . - - , M. H. NATMAKSON & CO. WASHINGTON STREET, CO. Yield a brilliant eflvery sheen with less than half the labor required whtsii other polishes r.i o used. i neat and cleanly,, TtCan be used even ele. nuking n.Uirt 'lithe pa rlorwiiliout I dut when used. VI troiittle of removi f limit ure or carpets. Has no disng-reeablo sulphurous or strong: acM smell wln ii prepared fur use, but ure pleasant and harmless. each box are 12 ! IllsticUs: 1 Ktlck Is suCj JtFcieut for any stoe- co; convenient for us than any other Klish Are the cheii pest polish in the niMrkef. because nne box jit il cents will cover as much surface as 2. cents' worth of the old polishes. as voT.i nus. jvi. acwiiuuuus iii-tic oi unci lo-jjaiion i j o. if Ironsides wuii a pistol uui.wu ,, a The answer wa wafled back from round tlia next corner '( 'an'tyoii see I'm looking for that cow ?" SilO.OO ' ,.; s- ' J ST&TICSAHY 8 P03T3LE team liCTes. The Best & Jlot Connlete Assortment ia the T;arket. Th!a Enjrirx have a1, .rnya inaintiTied the Yy liig-hertt stnnJiiM of eTvC-'e We ninlte tha miniifr?tur c t Enaines. Bcilirs find Saw Mills a specialty. SVe have thslr-'ist un.l nn' romr'ta works of the Uind in ttio coiiutrj , wiia nunJuuery peially atlap'e l ro hs -r".r. Ye ke;p const-itir'y in r-rr"s Ir.rrr" rnmbers of Eii'iines, which w furnish n'.tlie vury lowwt prioen and on the ehortwt n V.". bulll En'-ints Facially ail.oite I to Muif. Saw Mills. Grist MilLs, TannTi'fj, Cotton Giu, Thrccieri nal aJ clasea of waiiiifacturiuiT. Wa ar9 now baildmfj tao ecl -bratei Lane Circu lar Mill, tin; booi aad xujst coiuj leta saw mill ever invented. uinke the-man'ifa ':re cf Saw outfits a rpeci'il f..iirui-9 of o.r business, auJ ciui furnish cori'.jlpt-? on tho shoru-st no' ice. Oar aim in nil cases is to f :miih the best m-v-chinery iu tha mark t, and won ab:;lutei7 un equu led for beauty of J--sim, eeiMoiny mid strength. Beiul for Circular aad Tiice 'LUt. UTSCA STE Af-". ENGINE CO. TTICA, Tt. T. LYOfa'3 OTA Only 50 Cents per Bottle. It promotes the GROWTH, FRESEU VES tbe COLOR, anl increases the Vigor and BEUTVof the II A III. Ottb Thtjxtt Tfaps ago Teton's KATRArsos fob the Haib wag first placet .n the market by iTofessor K. TUoinas l.yoD, a rraduate or Irinceujii College. The name is derived from tiie Greek "Kathho." TiRiiifyiii to cleantc. purify, rijuwtioiV, or rrttvre. w. ?r J received, and the poi.ular.ty it has obtained, la tmprecedented and iccredibla. It ia-c--ew? the Gao-WTB and Beacxyot the HAra. Itia a delightful dresaitg. It eradicatea dandruff. It prt vents the Hair from taming gi ay. It fccers the head cool, and gives tlie hair a rich, soft, g'uesy ep peaisnce. It is the same in QrAyrrri and QuAijrf as it was over a Quaktek of a Ckstdbi Ago, and ia 60.d by all Ltruggista and (tuuiry Uruatualy ,,o Cent Ut(lc. wind-pipe, expelling the air and producing a sigli, followed by a groan, a snort, a chuckling, then a violent coughing aud biieezing. As a full head of steam was j turned ou, the most fearful noise, the ! most friirhtful irud'aw. the most vociferous C ' bray that ever assailed mortal ears were produced. The lips contracted, disclosing a terrible array of teeth : the featuies de- t velopcd a satanic grin : the jaws raised and "?ve just taken therein comp-tiiion with . ,, ...''. 1st premium ut the I ii-l' r.several ot the best of fell, as the steam crowded the passages, ; uiauapolis iiJtposition Jl ihe old stove i.olihes. ana the ears participated in the general movement, giving to the head of the ass an animated and excited apnea ranee. The man who was holding the head gazed upon it a moment, with dilated eyes, colorless cheeks, knocking knees and protruding tongue ; then, suddenly losing all interest in tho performance, he 'emigrated. As for tho inventor, his success exceeded his most sauguiue anticipations. For an in stant he contemplated the bead, his coun tenance working with every manifestation of intense delight; then Le too started, probably to learn the greatest distance to which that voice would penetrate, leaving it still in ojieratioii, with all steam on. The head had now got fully warmed up to Lis work, and that bray went bunting through the universe. It was an acoustic earthquake ; a sky-shake ; it was a storm, a hurricane of sound, a tornado, a cyclone of noiie ; it was a donkey carnival, a jack ass Fourth of July. It was the greatest success the world Las ever known. St. Loah (Jlobe. Near Pa. R. R. Depot, Johnstown, Pa., Wholesale and Rttcil Deahis in mm m mm cry goods 93 1 1. 11 A i: It Y GOODS. HARDWARE, QUEENS WARE. BCOTS AND SllOFS. Li ATS AND CAPS. I HON AND NA1U CARPETS AND OIL CLO'I IIS, liRAin'-MADF. CLOTniNG, ; and Lave come to pl u GLASS WAUL. YM.LOW WARK. WOODKN AND WILLOW WARE. it too blue. Other ai : ; j rise to my mind in rcgaiCi i ings. The most hid erst viewed by the miiid iu I furnish instructive in ' ttoct : "The iron dogs, tl: r The bellow s that The fire-woo.l r.-! -Do all to right.-.. But to the bubject. that the tops of these I suppose courtship ' ' seamed, and by ni'.a:: drawn into a snarl. L it a time w hen the wL. 'c continues so to the e:..I By this I wish to c that you are now tl a "k '"".'rtU ".sit w.ii i ivV.:i. the w hole of tlie cou.v! . s: ki!... . made at once, but lv tLc ...id . PKUVIii!UNloand YllU, ALL KINDS, ! little stitch after a:. Toeilier witli nil manner of Western Produce j autl discietion, uuti! li ucli a rLOLll. liALOiS, rlSH, SA 1.1 CAR HON OIL. iic, .c. l"5f Wlioe-ale ainl refni'. orders solicited aad promptly lilied ou the blioi test notice and oiust i easonable ternis WOOD. MORRELL k CO. . k v. Buy Crcmrs ok Comfort of your storekeep er, if he has them, or will procure tbcm for you; If not, send nsione dollar, your name, and the iitime of vour nearest express station, nd ve I will send you Uu boxes, and samplesof liart- Ictt s lilackmtr ami i call llluciiitr, Iree ot cost. Cnt'M us of Comfort can be had of all AVholc sale tiroeers nnd Ii-n let s in t he United States, find Ketail Dealers will find them the most pro nable. from the fact that they are he fastest selling article of the kind in the market. II. A. HA li TL, E TT f CO., 115 North Front St., Philadelphia. Ill Ch ambfos Sr., Nrw Yohk. Chamukks St., ltiu-'TOX. lll-14.-3meoin. mwm mwm mini WM. P. PATTON, jranul'aoturer At 1 1 I Dealer In a i.i. kisds or r fl TJTTvTT? TTTTJ TTTrT'TTTJ H ! the r VAAAJA.A1 X A" UJE.iti.lXX (J Xt juiiysiowir, pa. Lvokxi) of Gamhrincs. The popular legend of Uambrinus is as follows : Gam bi inns was a tiddler, who, being jilted by his sweetheart, went out into the woods to bang himself. He was sitting on a limb, vit!i a cord around bis neck, preparatory to taking the fatal leap, when suddenly a tall mau iu a green coat appeared before luui aud oilered Ins services, lie might become as wealthy as ho liked, aud make bis sweetheart burst with vexation at ber ow n folly ; but iu thirty years be must give his soul to Beelzebub. The bargain was struck, for Uambrinus thought thirty years was a long time to enjoy one's self, and perhaps tin devil might get him at any event as weli be bung for a sheep as for a Iamb. Aided by isaian, he invented chiming bells and lager beer, for both of whicii achievements he is held iu grateful remembrance by Teutons. No sooner bad the bo'.y Roman Euiieror quaffed a gallon or two of this new beverage than he made Gainbriuus Duke of Brabant and Count of Flanders, aud then it was the fiddler's turn to laugh at the discomfiture of bis old sweetheart. Gambrinus kept clear of wo men, says the legend, and so lived iu peace. For thirty years he sat beneath the belfry chimes meditatively drinkirg beer, with Ins nobles and burghers around him Theu Beelzebub sent Jocko, one of his itupf, with orders to bring Gambrinus be fore midnight. But Jocko was, like tiwie- veler s marchioness, ignorant of the taste of beer, never having drank of it, even in a 6ip, and the llemish schoppen were too much lor him. lie tell into a drunken 6leep, and did not awake until next dav, at w hich he was so mortified that he had not the face to go back to hell at all. So Gainbriuus lived in tranquility for a centu ry or two, and drauk so much Leer that be turned iuto a beer barrel. ; Thk Esquimaux Dog. The most valu able domestic animal in Kamst-h.it ka is tiie dog-. During the winter they arc fed w ith dried lislr every morning and evening; j brtU while traveling, they gt nothing to j eat, even though they run for hours.; Their strength is wonderful. Generally , no more thin C e of them are harnessed to ! a sledge, and will drag with erue three! loll grown persons and sixty pounds of blgt:i.uo. When lightly laden, such a j sitdge w ill travel from thirty to forty rsuL-s it'n day,.ovtr bad roads and Ihu-igh the dcp smnv ; on even roads, from eighty to ! one hundred and forty. During a snow ' Mojiii thrt dogs keep their master warm, iid will lie q iiclly near him foi houis, .so that he has nieicly to prevent the st.ow from c vci ing him Lo deeply and suRo criing him. The dogs are also excellent weather prophets ; for when, while ru.;i;ig, 1 thwt dig f.o!cs in the snow, a storm may w ft li certainty be expected. ' IilWM sat H kit's I is w LYON'S lava iitl ! " 7 " - - :;.oc, i .r illlJII Villi aiioiuu, 0,.0 - -MT.,,l, , KTTI ALSO. A LAIJGK LOT OF PARLOR AND HEATING STOVES. ! 5 5 JJS m A I t DEAI.tR IS DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSVVARE, HATS. MPS, BOOTS, SHOES, AND ALL OTHER ARTICLES GENER ALLY KEPT IN A COUNTRY STOKE. ' Tmrpnus, llfdc tends, Was!istanl, Ki.irtioanls, C'liatntier ?et9. Parlor Sets, Ward rotten. Hook Cascp, Lou ut cs. ic, Jtc, Ac, i'C, Ac., io., KVKKV reSCKlPTIt 4IP SCHOOL AND HALL FURNITURE made to order in excellent st;, e and at low prices. C'aliinct and liairniakei's" materials ol all kintis for sale. Furniture d. l; vered at any point in Johnsiowrt or at KailroHi Station free of extra charge. WM. P. PATTON. Joimstowu, Oct. 13, lS70.-tf. Cone Chnfrs. Wood, Scat Chairs, Kitt iien Furniture, Hd Lountfes, Mttrcs-. Tcte-a-Tetes, Kxtension Tables, Itininir Tsbles. Cupboards. c. Ac. c., Sec. ! fair, equal piece of I life d.es not colsit but millions of little i ! so mav it be w ith vo i , when duties are to I - j dening made wherel-.i I: ! rej 'roved or economy i I ucilhor seaming nor . J and generosity are in I every stitch of life mink- ht place, none c:'! small, too tight or too !- keep tin the smooth a::.l evene ing existence one fa!. -'..: -.:.' until together lia-.i; i you come to the w.y t-t !'' 1 in the final nairoj-.r.; a. the coil of this eiiib'.--;"' panions and comforting a 't ve remains lint white, the tok'-U ! ri tin' WOOL AND COUN IIY TliODUCE TtltS IN tXCDAXUK FOR COOPS. Store on South Side of Main Street, CbPiisbnrsr, Ia. w.q t k nTT?mv orn M.i u n ii ii a. i ni T AVlNd recenily enlarged. our sock wenra li nitw prepared to sell at a frrent reduction from former prices. Our stock consists of Prints, Medicines. Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Leon's. Hall's nf" Allen's Hair Ktnratives, Pills. Ointments, Plaster. Liniments, Pain Kiil lers. Citrate Mag-nesia, Kss. Jamaica tJiii-er, Pure Flavoring lixtracts, Fsscnces, mnn Svrup. Sitoi bins Syrup, Spiced tfyr up, liiiubart), I'ure Spices, &c. Cigars and Tobaccos, Itlank Hooks, Deeds. Notes nnd Honds; Cap, Post. Commercial and all kinds of Note Paper: Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Arnold's Writing Fluid, Jtlack and lied Ink, Pocket and Pass Hook. Matrazines. Newpptipers, Novels, Histo ries, Hihles, itelijrious. Prayer aud Toy Hooks, Pen knives. Pipes, -c. f"ffe have added toourstock a lot of FINE JEWELKW to which we would'iuvite the at tention of the Ladies. PHOTOGltAPU ALHU.MS at. lower prices than evrr offered in this place. 1 aier and Cig-ars sold either wholnlp or re- Main Street, Kbcusbury. tait. July 30, 18tiS. WHICH WILL DI OlSPOSErt OP AT COST TOR CASH ! (JKO. HUNTLEY. EleiisTurs, Nov. 21, lS73.-tf. JAMES JF. 11 ILL IK EX, Attorney at Law and Ileal Estate Agent, HOLLCDAVSRrnG, PA. QPKCIAL ATTFXTIOX jrivon to tht oollfc 3 tionot lirtinis iu lslkir. auitiri.u ilui:thir di ti, Hedfttrd, 'entrejoid Cleat fleid counties. Parlies wUliinjr to rirchHt, rein, dell or ex clianxd real cs;aic will Hi,,! it prettily to their nn-:tn?:ire. ii call on nr address me. t i rrettoucicucv in eiiher Ensrliah orOer ui4U solicited. tScpt, 2, 1873.-II. A Ccp Dance. Charles G. Lelar.d gives a description of the dancing of tho Egypt ian girls, in which ho chronicles the per formance of one young person, declariug it to be "quite a poem." lie says : Plac ing a cup, symbolic of temptation, ou ths ground, she danced around it in a styie which was perfectly Spanish, turning Ihe b'idy and siiikiug low with great grace and exquisite art. The cup appealed to I exercise :v terrible fascination aud she seemed afraid to drain it. The fear was perfectly acted. Five times, without aid from her arms, she almost lay on the ground with her thirsty lips just dallying with the edge, aud then rising swept in the dance, and thrilled and shivered, and turned, and sank agaiu. The sixth time she bad completed a circle, aud, no longer able to resist, she approached the cup with throbs and pauses, and theu without using ber hand lifted it from the ground with her lips alone, draining it aa she rose, and the tragedy of temptation being over, mer rily danced about the room in quick step, with ber head thrown back holding the cup all the time in her mouth." Cleaning Coat-Colxaks. Take a piece of ammonia stone (carbonate of am- iroura) me size oi a walnut, anu put ui a G. YEAGEIi & CO., Yflialrsale and Retail aannfactarers of TIN, COFFER AND SHEET-IRON WARE, AND DEALERS 1JI HeatinT, Parlcr ani Ccclins Stores, Xo. JIO'J Eleventh Avenue, Altoona, In. ROOFING and SPOUTING made to order ?.!-LT"VrauU:d Perfect iu manufacture and Orders rcsoect lully solicited and promptly attended to. and polite attention accorded la all. whether iliey purcliusu or not. Altoona, Sept. 5, lST3.-tf. Tkhe best Oil in the world for ma chinery. It triil not chill. It will not gum. It in equal to the best Eard Oil. If you Itave any kind of Machine nr. ash for OLEXA ; and if you cannot buy it at home, sciul for a Circular and price list to Tl I TTTI I TIT 1 I . I " l r . rAIilll, MLilill'tt iltlri, CP of warm water. AVheu dissolved, , ly M. T1EADE, AI lorn ey-at-Law, . fin iTru'TrnrR in lifumc Yti" y? i ciea" ,na?.ntl a?.a "i? :w ,n third r:r: t: .Ulu ce,re.treet. VI Li .11.1. it I .11 lllti.lL.) .1 ll nni r hi me MJiuiiou anu nil) me couar two or, ".eumm Murray Sc Dunn, PUOPRIKTtJKS OF FiilEMX F0LM1RV AM) STOVE WORKS, HOLLIDASUCRG. n'iyiXG "ureliused the establishment lately known as Enterprise Toundrv. wo OP i prepared to manufacture . of every dcscriDtion. Tho Various Styles of Stoves manufactured at our establishment tn In all respect, .qual to any In tbe market! Steam Engines and all kind of Machiner, lroinptIy d satisfactorily repaired. whTa i'i r"L?l 1 "Tranted-io be exactly 53T 3- o ctB o H O CO Q o . I and peace, of purity and 1:, -' ; like these stockings, the C dropi-ed, and the work K- : go together from the ilar- .'. c- -loimcd, to a happy state t ti I present from earth to hc:i . Hoping that these sfus --r itions may meet a cordial if.'.. i main iu the true blue fi it:,diL ; Kt It llUUt ICO ,".' Yours from top to t e. Parke's Marble Yorks, 139 FmnKlin Street, Jolinst ow n. " MoXl'V KNTS. HF.AH and TOMB .1)M. t'OI NTLll and CARI- XKTSI OK.MAVTI'IS o factored of tlie very best Italian andJjffiv3jj;i1 American Marbles. Kniire t-atisfaej vill titm iruaraiitecd in price, design and '(VSy exeviition of work. jfr . -.- iimprH res nopi t 11 1 1 v r tph ... - - ? and promptly filled at the very low csi rusn r&ies. iryus. Oct.24.-m. JOIIXPAKKE T4 What Game of Ca-i ; a ;: ' practice which prevaiK at I throwing old shoes afier t i ; o .". ', bears away tbe bride r.:ii b:.--- no doubt, from its anli-i i ;y. --r 1 veneration, but it may ic a..'.. i and, indeed, it is at tia:-: r : .-. i venient but dangerous. A: i i which took place recently at Ls; j Knglaud, a serious accid-.-nt oi-t- the lives of three iersons wei: rificed by the observamv f t'i orcd custom. It scouts that, .v and bridegroom were taki:'. ,; i ! ure after the wedding h.cakfj i of old sbites was diich ii c- ; I the addition of a pi.i;:::; v vl r i evidence of kindly fci i!:.j. L- -j appreciated by the new a-;;-j was unfoituuately mi-ai iit-"-! horse attached to the i they were seated, who ''" 4 ; tiroval bv bolting. The f : not such as can be i much to the happine.-.-. j the driver was thtowu i ' I the carriage parsed I'u-r ! riage itself came into i was capsized, and sn...'i i The bridegi-CKtui was y'.c i window, received a x-a-v " , lies iu a precarious !-..;.:! was, of coui-se. teii i' -! I pily escaped further : .v ! - f V..: ; il : Cf rui- LOUIS'S MiiiBLE WORKS ! 131 rrnnklin Street, Jolintoin. JOII W. MM;tX, - Proprietor. BflOSrVEXTS. 1IKAD and TOMH STONES. CXlrNTKK ami CAIUNKT SLA US, AND I TELS. Ac, manutactured of the verv best ltal- I TvnrTim-Tii-T ian and American Marbles. Perfect satisfac- tiou in wurk.u.-.Mifii and in ic .-. .-u.n unt. ,1 OI aniline lilack is '""Orders respectfully solicited and prompt- of sixty drops of coin i ';u ly ere t;3. J .hnstown. Nov. u, Tl.-rf.'l J acid and thiee qaitci --l" COLLINS, JOHNSTON & CO., ffSfttJXtb 1$ - ' t?TJiSri?E1 C? half di-achrasof gum a:a! a. '&&f45 i.t.sJMav, of water. This color o! -. j pens, and is una ! '." ll.lOIlKlUl-8r9 JLi. mineral acids or tuoiig "ITriLT. receive money on deposit, discount ' ''"C black solution, i:.-:.aa and collect notes, arid attend to all ihe 1 ted with gum water, I ,!'.'!,'! Scpti0.tr. JAS. 11. ZAHM, Cashier. m of ltven : - : I rr n rtnuis rf s hm. 10 i-' J M. LLOYD & CO , alcohol, an aniline lake HASKF.IiS. AI.Tiiov t i is remarkable fr pri-H--;- ' Tlrafts on the principal eitj.-und Silver nd ! black color on bras-- ; '-' ..v.... ...I pni,-. v.uii-i toii niuue. Atonies re ceived on deposit, pavahlo on demand ithout interest, or on time with Interest at fair ratus. l W51 I LOYD & CO., Hankkks, KliKXSnUTtf. p t 7"fiol,l. Silver. Government I-oaiiti, aid ot her Sfi'ii ri t o.r . h.iiij 1. 1 u ,,.i .1.? i... .. . lowed on Time IMa;. Coupons n mlcant 7 V i V ail necposible points in tho t'nited "States, aud a ble-spoontul si Ifeneral Hankiuir business transacttl ( For "WnoorrNo I of tlaxseed, three o;va I together in half a i: -' ' we'd strained, swot -t.' : lv. and kept in a " tlijlc- t diiectly after the t ; r worth remembciii'c,- ; , !! ; i-' ... a .: " ir J. liUCK, M. 1)., J-J- riijieiiM itiitl KiireMa -ARROLLTOW It, Pa. I CHILBLAIN Office In rear of John Hock's store. Nia-ht t that the lU.id cotn'.i!ti;i-" Johs . is an uufailmg l-i'".1'.' caiiit may be made liucK, tsq. the residents or KAprii 4, is;3.-ir.j" ) rlii r Xo. 360 l'e-.ni Avenue, Pittsburgh Pa. . auir.2.. ! I three times with it. It will also retnov "y All'i Y1TI ; The glossy appearance along the scams aad J F1 , " '"-Ar-itAn Vitusoiu.iiii proiup ly annndad io. 112 12,Tl-.f. 1 Aipoti the elbows. I AMES J. OATMAN, M. D J rtiynlclMii nl SarKe. H.m,Ce Hh Mrct t' "wrKKlrt Hotel. KoMdcnceoii Crawfonl st . West War -1 where nitfht calls should be made, m.- tf .1 A n 1 application to thcin I' ' . J i ins a cine. It may L ti -1 for frost-bites f l'KIMK IN row. i One quart of nioia-' ! . l o.A. it It" ra inu nun ... -- ... TtlS?i f ,.i::t I '.!? 11 loot- . '"' K. ATTOSVRV a t. T.u 1.-1.- .1 1,1 " i:t D 1 r J ,McL A l 11 f-1 N'. J thtrnr,,. ' sertained I iaiiV.XM"SVmn-ra- Omceln the old j east, tak, mdte8,tdi,i"'. rnerofCH... remedy fo Exchange nwconn... VSII.v'-. Willauend to all bus- Pttihii Si'llK I - evpei'- taken niK!"" for put:'.' most iitatant ici.oi. ma pro! essiou. i r 1 1
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