Vk" r H.VB JZEC
T
A -l VI !
iTu t Uuri - V! - V IM Gar-
ilr Jj vtiow hm.-. hkilu sf followed
mi! . u v U;V
r i v '. -! 1 U rreatly ;
r., ,v 1 a.LVty . f Ameri- ,
Y:?fc a J i'r-y jrvi vr, rrit. id Jho very
Dttuu. 'incrciwiv ij lli.v;- cr.ler snd
beauty in- it. The most nnnatwf actor j
thing in gardens, ewpoeially mu.ill ones, are
the herbs, soatUrcd hither and tMUier all
over Hug plM, ii id time and patience are
exh:iaWl if hunting Ihnirt lip when re
qnirod. Quit a iMefnl feature might ha
u tide hi cv-ry g.trdvDr'.owe.ver small, of
th hoib, wxro . ynn?y bi'.nght together
into one p! ico nr.J .1rr.tn.4-cd hi order. The
bt st disposition ok- litvbs N in bed. These
may be from two to fon feet wide, with
1-vjt alloys "between them, .in J tlio length :
uluuMt doublo, or, at tho least, one-thir l
lii.ire thn Ui width. Tfcia arrangement
In hods ia tho very eaeuce of an herb g.ir- j
Jen. Ot course intnno.ll gardens one entire '
bod will uwt Ik; needed for any herb. In
such ea-ea soyer.il Viii.ta may be easily i
gvowu together bLh, for instance, a
common aud lemon ITiyine, rvnnyrov.u
au 1 i! .ivj' ; uiu in c-ii; F nnel, Sage and
T in.iguu iu anotJn r; I I.t.sil, bummer
S.v.rv, aid ' ;. !!. u Purslane ia another,
-ifi.iit ii4 iii.l always h ivo a bod for itself,
jid mint e-ioo is much in demand. Cher
vil, ag,iin. is iini'.-.h wanttj-l in many faiui- j
lies fr a rtfclj, ulso Burnet, Hyssop, Ac. J
Tiioao throe are the Bcmi-cordi.tl herbs: j
IIar!'...tiTi i f;r ore throat, Ta'isy for lc ;
(tot tihiut n.i.r' o !t ever drinks it), dimo- i
suile ior fiictf-Rehc and storaauli ai: nei: '..), .
Kno f r t' :'i?c' in jt-'-iltry, liad's Ia-vi?, '
aul iiy curio. id Jicrbn tliut tho vill-i :lx- J
lcner m iy luivo a fiiiicy for. j
A bod should iJjo bt rest.rvi'J for An-el- 1
iM, iii'd by thoH who know the luxury of j
Lb '.i.ot. i-uti iitfd in ill j .iv, and f-r thj
j;roK th oi lJor ie, for iiavoring vlitiet eu.s
ia l.-.t weatiiei. Again, tho heib jai-deu is
jLKt tli.j pLico for the orderly uul syntL'in
it: ic co livntiou of ull Kiuull tja.l:uiiii, bllCll
in .Mustiiri Hinl Ortas, a conshtut euecession
of younjj '.(iiionrt, a bed of Old res, the cul
th.ition o' K idishes throughout tha 8o;u5on,
and the jjrov. th of K:tmpion, Lettueos. En-
tli ', cw. All tins woui'l tind abundant
iiirniture for a g;jd many beds, aud by
changing these for the diio-rent pro-Juctd &
niee sue--ssion of croi.ing might be main
tairsd. Finally several lnids should be set ajide
for the high cl.m cultivation of Parsley a
plant sadly ncgl jeted in stiuvII gardens.
.Nothing is more ndci'ul in a household for
ii.LV jnn- or garnishing, and it 13 jut as
rry, on a right system; to have magnificent
leaves, ex'iuisitfly curled aud clean, because
rai ;ed high alxvV the ground by their
strength and stature, as to have and use
the small, dirty haves that have to do duty
as parsley in so many houses. Let the
parsley hire a bed of rich deep soil if a
v:rd deep all the better; w a good curled
kind thinly; as soon as fairly up thin the
plants to a foot ajart, and let them grow
iiwj ,frevly. That is the wholo art of
growing mid using Parsley and making it
really one of the most beautiful plants in
the gar len. Sow iu March, May and July
for raeoession. If the garden of herbs is
too eraalMor the devotion of one or mors
beds t Parsley, sown at different seasons,
then the whole herb garden might be fring
ed round with Parsley, and the garnishing
aud flavoring plants themselves be garnish
ed with its beauty. No portion of any gar
den, large or small, not even excluding that
wholly devoted to flowers, will afford more
pleasure than an herb gsrden well furnish
ed nnd kept. There will always be some
thing growing and doing iu it.
A Potato that Rkmsts the Coi.onaDO
Hnim.B. A. Jiielnon. of Frederick county,
Md., eomniiinicates the following interesfc
fnrffl to the Il:ltiinr.r American farmer,
which he snys can be attested by tho stvorn
testimony of two of his laborers: About
rive ywtm nsjo he received frcin New Jer
d7 a peculiar kind of a red pot-ito, under
the name of .Siberian lied. It proved to
be a very proline lie.rer, and of amonbtroua
size, Tory mealy an 1 iholesme for tho
table, though Koine purple Rtroaks would
casioually rn through tho tubers. Lart
euuiuier ho pin r ted them in hil's four feet
apart, botween yoT;nj pr.ipe vines ahich
sUod eiht T.H't by ei0'ht feet, in 1 raiaed
on on acre a little Letter thanmc hundred
br.sheln of uiasi-niScetit I'otatoon. He fer
tilized the hills by mixing line with ton
ier cent, of salt, and mixirg old cow inn.
niuo -.villi a'j'Ut tcu v r cnt. of said lime
and salt compound. TT used a poo I nhov-
lfnl of it in e very hill, and enodied it i
with ti e prt und (ely soil) 1 y diii g J
Tho rovilt, he snys, as astoniKhir.gf !
Th Jti tho potato Vugs (which had then ap
peared in n,vrrt'It;) Ii.kI eaten oiT a vine, '
presently two or more vines would shw-t ;
np, keeping on growing until the Xovein
er fr?s killed them. Most curious of
all. they bore here and thtresmali potatoes
(not see l balls) ou thevinos. One rem;vrk j
sMe lull yielded forty-five average-sized I
potatoes. All his other kiu-ls, as Early
Kse, Feachblow, Iarly Goodrich, though
tr ited iathe same manner, were an utter
iailoro. I
An nalneut physician dlseourss. at nincli
length and very acutely, the subject of
bra La exHausHou. so common at the pres
ent day. Af tor describing tha leading
symptoms, sucn as loss of memory, depres-
sion of spirits, increasod or lessened sleep
inee?, unusual hritabdity, epiloptiforni
. .. . .
transitory coma, he argues against urging j
the patient to eat heartily, believing that J
snob a practice tejids to develop the ais-
.r ,, .....
ervfee-, he equally oppoees the training diet
system, ss generally starving th nerve tis- !
sues by excluding hydrocarbons from food j '
nor should the patient be nrged to work j
nore than is natural under the circura :
stances, nor to rott from head work-in
many esses cerebral ixhaustion being in-
tTtaified b th brain lrin- f .11. if
rensineci oy tne orain lying ruiow; n
t'sere is undue sleeplessness, the hed
, . , .,, ... ,
should Le low on the pillow, and if undue
.lecwiues.. it sV,M be kept high. ,
A.i i.jam.' m j. t v
i
i
t
A GOOD SELLING ARTICLE.
jpor (Uaninff and polish inff Silver
Tin, Glassware, and
WiRRAlfFSD lo (MAIN mm INJURI0TJ3 to aaj ARTICLE
It brx 5.,.pr'or n, a IV,li.h, n.l In the ohop
(K tn Tffii 1 1: A'juress a:i orjeis to, orivii on
TIVHAV - CO
' 119 Fifth Avenue, M 'lSBUBGil, Pa ,
-Agents wanted 1 Kbcasbarg and smtais8 eowrtrj.
The Latest and Most
AVindow Gins, llint
jainps, O'lssmeloliei
All cty!os--F?ound, Gquare, Oval and Oblongfor cov
ering Wax Works, Statuettes, &c.
Send for Price List and Quotations before Purchasing.
w. o hkkojbl ate, ooj.
53 Ninth Street, late Hand. Pittsburgh, Pa.
AT THE WHOLESALE
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE
OF
23 libi:i:ty srni:i:r, ri ttsu vh g if,
To which we invite the attention of the Trade.
With the opening of another spring we announce the receipt of a complete assort
ment of Spring foods, WOMAN'S, MISSES', and CHILDREN'S. MEN S, BOYS',
and YOUTHS' BOOTS, SHOES, aud RKOUANS.
Congress Oniteis, Alexis, Oxford, nnd Jersey Ties and Fine Calf Boots.
Miners' Nailed Shoes, Rubber Gfods, Sec.
Also a large KtK;k of CITY-MADE GOODS, Goat, ;Morocco,, and Lasting.
C3T"Bott'Mn Prices. Orders promptly attended to. March 26. 3m. 3
13IJY YOUR li:SIAL (;! .-i AT
Importers, SanDfactareni, snd Dealers in all kinds of
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE!
MANUFACTURERS OF THE CE1.EDKATED
KNAKE & McGINN PIANO, AND THE PHILHARMONIC ORGAN.
GENERAL WHOLESALE AGENTS FOTl THE
PATEXT AIZtOTSL PIAXO.
Realers In MMin A fo.'s (London), Reunion (London), Saxe (Paris), Piston Valve, and onr own mak
or Kotary Talve INvmttKMS The hest and freshest Mrlnqn
for all Instrnments constantly on hand.
Ilctnif Pt'IlMSHERS or SHEET MT.'SIO, we make tlii lranch n dpeWaltv. and alwavs Veep a
Mock or tlie latc and best (.ii-ctn on linnd. Our strnk or tnuoic k ot all kinds is complete.
PIANOS AND O KUANS .! N Til K INSTALLMENT PLAN.
full
j t'lpritymon.
I Mu.'iral (iimIs.
Principal!! or Scininariry, Leaders ot Bsin.l!". Ten'chfT!. and all wlshinir to pnrcha
wilt find it to tlieir intcresit to riininiiinii-.itc iliniilv with n. at
Catalogues and Price Lists turnlsln-.l rree on Rpplicntion.
WARER00MS, No. 12 Sixth Street, Late St. Clair.)
-"--r-l PITTSBURGH, PA.
III? IILLIIERY Wm
THE VERY LATEST ARRIVALS FROM PARIS OF
onnets, Hats, Flowers,
ROSES, BUDS, SCARFS, RIBBONS, &c.,
AT PRICES AND IN STYLES TO SUIT EVERYBODY.
MM MI) HIT TRIMMING A TOI.OT.
MExVS STRAW HATS, FOR EVERY-DAY WEAR,
F sr CECKAJP.
asols & sui mrnrni.
tRnyaig the above articles In large qiiantitities. direct from Manufacturers we
offer all styles and qualitios, from the '.owest to the finest, at 25 per cent, beloirthr
usual prices. Call, sec and be convinced. Ine
Vti'o invite tho attention of Ladies to our stock of
CHILDBER'S SOUS, ItlFAHTS" RQBCS, KID GLOVES,
Stlk dlores, Garden Mitts, TAnen and Percafe Collars and Cuff's I
kerchiefs, Kmbrohlerinas, Xeck Ituchlnts, ('c Soans, ITair Oil
turneries, Pointer, llougc, Ce and Mine. iXmorfsfs Dress Pat
l-i, Thanking our many customer for the very lileral patronage we are now re
ceivinfi, we respectfully ask them to tell their friends where to liud us.
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Nos 113 and 115 CUnton St., Johnstown.
3Ioinitfiin
Corner Centre and Utah Sts..
" "
EDENSDURC, PA.
TTWDER Its new management, this well-known
HOTtL. solicits a continuance of public pa-
tronage. A limited number of
&i Vim.Hl.Cir T3otVl"clciS
will 11 kkcbitd.
ACCOMMODATIOXS FIRST CLASS
April 9, 187S.-:m. I,. H. UNTOX.
flLLINEUV A l)ll: M K!N
J-'-L The attention of the Ladies of Ebens-
bury and vicinity Is directed to the fact that
mus. U. E. JONl5.s hnnjiist received an invoice
f now and fsshiomible Millinery Goods,t her
PMrms In the East Ward, Ehotigburjr. Weddinar
itonnf re. Hats, etc. a specialty. Drfssmukiny
Plated Ware, Hrittannia, Copper,
all kind of Metals. .
- .t article that will do Its work well. Asa vour
MA fill' POLISH M'F'G CO.,
Elegant Slfles of
9
onl Greon IJottles,
- H nncl 13rsiclcetw9
nl.Tl VSTHfMEMTS TKPV ?v rvrnivdu
Hand-
Per-
tt-cms.
toal delivered promptly and free of charge tor
haultnjr at any point in Ebentbnrjr or vicinitv
Orders .eft at the ZXnsi Stork will reeeive par.
Iy attention. DANIEL II. ZAHM.
rr W DICK. Attorhkt at Law, Eb,
i rT n,?hur' Office In tront room of T.
J. Iloyds new bnildii.a-. Centre street. All
manner of lejral business a trer r to satisfac
orny. and collections a specialty. 10-H.tM
T) A NIEL McL AUGHLIN7orWV
vuH:I?lr' J"hnstown. Pa. Office In the old
r M ,up M"'pa.) corner of Clin-
ton and Loeuat streots. Will attend to all hii.i-
OBI f-H
tied wit h bisprotession.
r. A. H(IKMAKIR
..w. n. secri.fr.
QHOEMAKER t SECHLER,
r-11 EDEX?BURO.CAMWnaCbi,lt. ltf-,1
nOAL! COAL! ! The sulwcriber
is prepared to furnish. In lara-e or smM
markings bt LioHTNiN-in a re-1
cent issue of Xnture is an interesting
note by Mr. C. Tomlinson on "light-
ninsr fienres" in reference i to the rami-
lied markings sometimes ionu on i-iie :
hod-ie 0r ler9ons struck bv lightning
and commonly described as exact im-
ages of "some near or distant tree.
'n,nun miii'linini rbr ri-itor ttllOWA to lf '
not reproductions oi ncigiiuurui". ,
jects, oilt Cliai actensi-ic iracnigw wi nic i
course of the electric discharge, and
je gives a drawing of the arborescent
impression made npon a plate of crown
(i,cnarge from a Jxjyden
jar. Tlie jdate Icing coatetl with an
i.o,o;"S ovcrTs surface! ;
nothing is visible until it is ureatliert j
( on, when a dendritic figure is developed I
: nfvfewt.lx' Iroo.lihp in it. lirfllicllillfrs.
An engraving is shown of similar
' markings on the inner surface of the
Lark of a tree struck by lightning.
Mr. Tomlinson docs not doubt, howev
er, that actual impressions of metallic
objects may be transferred to the hu
i man body by electricity, and cites two
j instances in which the image of a rus
j pended horso-shoe is said to have been
,; thus imprinted, and a third wherein a
sailor was marked witn the exact re
production of the number 44, attached
in metal to the rigging near his cot.
Lightning-burns of this kind are com-
l pared with the observed fact that in
i an electrical machine "lines of force
exist between the two poles, by means
of w Inch we may telegraph through the
air from the negative to the positive
pole," and for their explanation "all
that is necessary is that the object
be plus to the horse-shoe, brass number.
etc., the discharge being a
negative
one.'
About Sick Animals. Nearly all
sick animuis become so by im'proier
feeding in the first place. Nine cases
out of ten the digestion is wrong.
Charcoal is a most elTicicnt and ranirl
correction. It will cure a majority' of (
cases, if properly administered. An
example is of use. The hired man
came in with the intelligence that one
of the finest cows was very sick, and a
kind neighbor proposed the usual
drugs and poisons. The owner being
ill and not able to examine the cow,
concluded the trouble came from over
eating, and ordered a teaspoonful of
pulverized charcoal given in water. It
was mixed, put in a junk bottle, the
head held upwards and the water and
charcoal poured down. In five min
utes improvement was visible, and in
a few hours the animal was in the pas
ture quietly eating grass. Another
instance of equal success occurred with
a young heifer which had become body
bloated by eating green apples after a
hard wind. The bloat was so severe
that the sides were almost as hard as
a barrel. The old remedy, saleratus,
was tried for correcting the acidity.
I5ut the attempt to put it down always
causes coughing, and it did but little
good. Half a teacup of fresli powder
ed charcoal was given. In six hours
the bloat was gone and the heifer bet
ter, yes well. Live Stork Journal.
Protect the Crows. Over in York
county, Pa., a war of extermination is
waged against the crows, a reward of
three cents being paid for each scalp.
Instead of condemning it, we are as
tonished to see the papers of that
county publishing the murderer of the
most crows as a public benefactor.
The only crime charged against the
crow by his most malignant enem' is
that sometimes in the spring he pulls
up a little of the farmer's corn. Yet he
spends all the rest of the 3-ear in hunt
ing up and destroying tire worst insect
enemies the farmer has. Crows will
even eat potato bugs, and a farmer who
planted his potatoes last year on the
edge of a woods had his vines kept
lcifectly clear of the bugs by the
crows.
In addition to this testimony the
Western Rural relates how a tame crow
which had the run of the garden kept
it free from the striped cucumber bugs,
scaiching for them closely leneath the
leaves; and not finding stiflicicnt em
ployment at home, cleared the neigh
Ihjis' gardens for a distance around.
If one tame crow could thus usefully
employ its talents and time, of what
use would the whole family of crows
lecome could we happily enlist them
in onr present hostile manner, of which
they certainly have caws to complain.
Sweet Corn the Year Round.
You mar have sweet corn on your
table the year around by following
these directions : Shave from the cob,
then put in a stone jar or other earth
en vessel impervious to light, !egin
ning with about half an inch of salt in
the bottom of the jai, then pack closely
from thrt-e to four inches of corn ; then
another layer of salt from a quarter to
half an inch, and so continue until you
have reached the top of the jar, where
you will put about one inch of salt;
then cover the jar with anything that j
will keep out the dirt, feoak the corn
in cold water a short time efore us
ing. Xew Method or Kekping Yeast.
The way to have good bread every
time is: Pare and boil as many nice
white potatoes as your number of
loaves. Make your sponge in the
usual manner over night ; in the morn-
ing laKe as many targe sjioouiuis as
you wish to make loaves for the next
you
DaKing. i'ut in a close can or Dottle
and cover with strong hop water
t a
Put in a close can or bottle
cold a little salt and a pinch of ei
in-
ger. This will keep fresh and nice for
the next baking and is mtlCh better
than making a large quantity of yeast.
This method has been tnett for several
vMr with ninrkpd Riif.r.ra
Lookixo to others for our standard
of lmnnini la th snro vwmv tv Va
miserable. Our business is with orir
OWU heart and OUr OWa motives.
w. d. MxuttAw, J hakxan.
lriny prji "VTt Xr Ci
Kj1AjAj1iS U V J.,
v safftarrs ofsnd Dealers la
xfincy and IMtiin
PTTT?.TSrTTTTl?.R!!l, HT-IT A V ffT VflW:
We keep conrtantly on hand In swat variety afull J
line of elegant
PARLOR AND CHAMBER SLITS,
INSTYIES AND AT PRICES TO SUIT Alt CUSTOMERS
Having the mot ckllil workmen In the city, w
are prepared lo nit all orders for
CFFICE AND IBJ WMH !
IN riECES OR SriTS,
PKICES Helowi
Either Eastern or Western Manufacturers.
i Waieroom, No. 81 FRANKLIN Street,
NEARLY OPPOSITE POST OFFICE,
joiix.vrowx, a.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done.
if-All Furnllnre sent 'or and delivered In the
city free of cliarite. 3-i3,'T4.-tf.
WoodoSIorrclI&(1o.,
Washington street,
Near PENN'A R. R. DEPOT,
.TolinstoAvn, Xn.,
Wholesale and Retail, Dealers in
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
MILLINERY GOODS,
IIAIinWARE,
QUEENS WARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
IRON AND NAILS,
CARPETS AND OIL-CLOTIIS,
READY-MA DE CEOTIIING,
GLASSWARE, YELLO'V WARE,
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
PROVISIONS and FEED of all kind,
Toiret her with nil mnnnfrof Western rroJut-e.
such as
FLOUR. BACON, F!SH, SALT, CARECN OIL, ETC.
Pf" Wholosale and if-tnil orders solicited nnd
promptly lillod on the bhortest notice ami most
reasonable terms.
G. C. E. Z&EM
KKAI.SK in
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, CROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEf NSWARE,
HITS C1PX, BOOTS, SIIOES.
AND ALL OTHER GOODS USUALLY
KEPT IN A COUNTRY STORE.
WOOL AND COUNTRY PKODUCi:
rK 1.; m invfli run noons
Store on South Side of Main Street,
J.tlt-IIMbtM 7.. IH
mmn mimu mm
WM. P. PATTON,
!iInnifkottirop nutl Denier In
a 1.1. kinds or
CABINET FURNITURE
M?A.iirA, P.4.
Murrains
(istriols.
WMshstn nd
Sidoboii rd.
fh umber Sets.
I'ni lor !ets.
Wnrdrolics,
I took (Jiiscft.
Ixiitiuew,
f'ntie tlinlrs.
Wood tet t'liHirs,
Kitchen Ftirnii ore.
Med Lonmrcs,
Mattresses,
Ti'te-a-Tetes.
Extension Tnbles.
Dining Tsldefl.
('iiplwoi rds.
. &c., &en Sec. 4c, ic.
I
C, Aic, &c.. Sec, ic, Ac
evruv DKSfKiPTi or
SCHOOL AND HALL FURNITURt
made to order In excellent stj e and at low
priuett. Cabinet and hairmiikei ' materials ot
all kinds for sale. Furniture delivered at any
point in Johnstown or at Kxilroad Station free
of estra ctinrKe. WM. P. I'ATTON
Johimtown. Oct. 13, l870.-tf .
THE HOLIDAYS &I1E OYER!
AS WE ALL. KNOW, BUT THE
2F 3F8. 3L D 3SS &
Vt Z. .T. 31 1 1 . 1 K'
CHEA GASH STORE,
Are not over, but rather under, those of any other
dealer In
Dry GooA Dress Ms, Hats and Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Notions,
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, dC
In lltla Seek A Timber.'
47A complete and elegant assortment of new
(roods now in store will positively be sold at the
closest inaricin. iVnntry produce at the highest
market priei-s taken In exchanare for icoods. Full
bi inlact ion (rnaranteed to nil buyers, is tore on
High street, uea Centre street.
K. J. SI ILLS.
Ebensbnrir, Jan. 1. 1R74.-tf.
BOOK, BRUG anu VARIETY STORK
Pure Flavoring Extrneta, Essences. Lemon,
t.i ru somiiiiHiK nyrun, ffiiicca M Tun. Ittiultxrh
Pure Spices, &c
Cigars and Tobaccos,
Illank Books, Oeeda. Notes and Bonds: Can.
Post. Commercial and all kinds or Note PaiK-r;
En vtopes. Pens, Pencils, Arnold's Writin
FluM. Black and Red Ink. Pocket nrt pnaa I
;7"i..'wT,U...L,ZV.V.V
IW'We have added tonuratock a lot of ptvw
JEWELRY, to which we would invite the at
photograph albums at lower prices
j SSXi. or re-
i tennon oi ine I Jinies-
,
y ' 1W8'
LEMMOX & M'JItltAV.
Main Street, Ebensbura.
fri "WTYYOTi TT'TTCT"'
KA 1" UlvD llUUolli,
EBKSSBI'RO, PA. .
John Fltzharris, - Proprietor.
TTAVIXG leased and rt furnished the abore
iirV.OTrS
my fvor him with their patronage.
J.TwTSltV"! l".,n?rlteT "7.? be served
The be
at the Table at all iwnmi.ihe liar will be kept
constantly supplied with he oboleest liquors.
aiKI the commodious Ma'dc will be under the
chsnre of a careful and attentive hostler. No
effort w
in ue Bimreo to reuder Ruests eomfort-
05'
sle of prions tba proprietor hopes to win his
way r pvbl o rarer.
(Mar B. ttm.-t
TTAVIXGreeentlvenlanredourstocU w I V ' X.sl.. "'"" P""- diS4Tun
II now prepared tosei. at a reat reduJti.m bus.ness uMm.lV done b,"l 5x ' "
fr.m former prices. Our sto. k consists of Sept.2u.tf. JAS. II. ZIIM Tashier
I)rus, Medicines, Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, " ti .m, .astuer.
Leon's. Hall's and Allen's Hair Ketoratives, " KlYnAPll It.
j Pills.Ointments, Plasters, Liniinents, Pain Kill- ' I AlJU 1 " & NKKRS,
lers. Citrate Mairnesin, Ess. Jamaica (i
j SXAELISHED TWENT7-FITE HASS,
Ma mi five tn 1 c in 9
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
-OF
tin, corns,
-ASD-
AND DEALE11S IN
HEATING PARLOR 14 COOKING
AND
1101SE-FUIMSIIIG GOODS GENERALLY.
Tollingr in
TIX, f OPPEU&SHKET-IliOA
I'Koji I'Ti.v atti:di:d to.
Nos. 278, 2S0and 282 Washington S,
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
J EXT DOOR TO POST-OFFICE.
Cookinp; StoAos),
Hon t inir Htoves.
TIN, TOPPER &. SHEET-IRON WARt
Hii vinir recently taken possession of the new
lytirtcd upand eommoflioos bnildiiiir on Hijrh
stre-t, two doors east of the Mnnk and nearly
opposite the Mountain House, the subscriber i
better prepared than ever to manufacture nl'
w ,,,P V Vi "'Kit nd SIIKET-I HON
WAKE line, all of which will be furnished to
bu vers at the very lowest livinir price.
The subscriber also propow-a to keep a full
and varied assortment of
Cooking, Parlor nd Heating Stoves
of the most approved designs.
J-SI'OTINn and KOOFTXfl made to order
and wnrwHtwl porfi'trt in manufacture and ma
terial. HEPAlltlSt; promptly attended to.
All work done by me will be done rieht and
on fair terms, and all STOVES and WAKE Miid
by me can be di-pcndcd upon as to nunliti- and
cannot be undersold in priee. A eontinonnoc
and increase of patrftnaire is respectfully aolici
tetl. sod no eftort will Ik- wantimr to render en
tire sntis(Mc-tion to all.
E'x-nsl.urx. Oct. 13. I87t.-tf.
wholesale a ad Ketall Tflaaararlarers f
TIN, (Ori'ER AM) SOEET-IIION WARE,
AND OF.AI.EKS 1J
Eeatins, Parlor an3 Coclini Stoves,
Ao. 1402 Eleventh Avenue,
HOOFING and SPOUTING made to order
and warranted perfect lo munufactiire and
material.
Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
attended to, and polite attention accorded tw
all. whether they purchase or not.
Altoona, .Sept. 5, l73.-tt.
Parse's Marble Works,
139 Franklin lre. Johna.onu.
tiun iriinranteetl in price, design and
exf ution of work.
( " Orders respectfully solicited
and promptly lllleil at the very low
est rash rates. Try us.
Oct.24.-m. JOHN PAKKE.
LOC 1NS H.1RBLK VORKS !
11 franklin Klrert, Johnslnan.'
JOJ1V W. t.OJ. . Proprietor,
M'livP' 1,EAn Axn TOM STONRS.
TPicl,ilNm ASD AIUXET SLA US. AND
i r.L?i. 4:c. ma ou factured of the -rrv best Ital
an and American Marbles. Perfect satisfac
tion! n work, design ami priee s-uaianteed
l exeo
-,9 csfi-ciiiMiysoucireuanl prompt-
J-J. u nnstown. Nov. 11. Tl.-w.l
COLLINS, JOHNSTON & CO.,
IiL'ronstlxaip:!, IPn,
Gold, Silver. Government Lna. '.nri
inner reciirii ics, nouirht and sold. Interest al
lowed on Time Deposits, t'otlcct ions made at
all accessible iMunta in the Knited Staiea,oud a
treneral laukiiiK busin-! transacted
I 7M M. LLUY1) & O
VV n x-i.-ro . , Jt.
R IKfc'PKQ llmnv. .
Drafts on the principal citieaand SiuVr and
0 tor sale
ceived on deposit, payable on demand witk..t
interest, or on time with interest at fair rate
cuueiiinns mane. Monica
tes.
AroMMEXT?.llEAn and TO Mil ,
1JL SIONKSt.fOl'NTEll and CAIll- sf"JCf
N lir SLA Its. MANTELS. c.. msnii- fvfjtfi
factured r the very best Italian and J -jKi; I'l"
Amcrh'an Marbles. Entire sat ir... ; f 1,' .
T? II. PLAXK, M. P., resiiectfully !
ofters Ids professional services to the !
eltixrns of Kbrnsbnra; and vlclnitv. Offiea .ad. I
Hutnir residence and Immcliatelr 'in the rear of
Hon. It. J. Lloyd's drmr tn.t.. Sil.t calls ran
be miul at tha residence of Mrs. Unnn. on Craw.
- L;
I AMES J. OATMAN M n
' I'hyalelan am lnrrn
run.
Ebkxsbi ho. Pa.
ftlce on Hlrh street, nearly opposite Hlair's
hl !7i
. :
ii. Julian street.
l4-i.-tf.l
1 "vKjK, M. D.,
I'nyatelnn nnri Snr.eon.
, . titmiiu.Tow.i. Pa.
Offiee tn rear of John Buck's store. Nieht
wills may be made the residence of jOHk
1Ut. r April 4, ua.-tt.il
J. QALLITZIX LAKH, Attorney
IT .AT Lw KbenburK, 1'a. Odlce with
Rfts U itcsarJar, la Vevt U
tiATiiiNo cniiJn.Ex
Some mothers, wii; r
1 s-fr
rhen their rhiMfvn c-t Tv
three years of se, the tr,, i'
can be dispensed Mith. If
rwa fact cf phjaioVr cre .
and understood, every one wouli
that cleanliness of the akin i,
conditions of mm1 heJ;!i. Tt
when bathing ia disitar i qt ' '
lungs, lidncjs or lowe1 j-,4vt. '
their ppoiutuint of work. If
strong and healUij, tht, !rvaT 1 , jp ;
with litU apparent injury! hi V ' i
caeoe, a lowering of the viuhtTa "
of the nervous system ensua. b 'Vf
tubs are pleasant and
indispensable to the proper tl
k i
IT.
warm water, foll.-,wl br frj
air, is ull that is m-c-.ssurv. " :
When disinclined Uj usa .p, j t
thorough aiilication cf thc ries:,''
1 W1- 1 lM w" H'lmiraol
- ; ness. oquahzes the c-irculnt.ca, aaj
i.ne waole person an vl
quiet skep. Motln rs. abo.
d'.tL,,. ;V-
that their children are L L-u'
... .
ineireEins are s-pt active a;,l
a -
mere wm not ie h ilr ui 4.,,
fever, cold and eruptive di- 1
i"s. 1"' -
nuie one is or troubK .,c,
no occupation th.tt pi.-Ua. s ... .'
feet of a bath ; sometime. 1; :t t .
-r l - . , ... .
ti
nu 11 urea, ue will go to tle- p a, j.".,
bright, cheerful and happy. L,tBry
though, as I have seen s.!iie p-titi .
plunge a child into T. atvr, W h- J!"
and shrinks from it, t link nc r-. , ,Tei
ing a good deed. Naure ir.i.s: :. L'
guide; if your lul l h s a i.ew . i, VyZ
tution, a nhov k of this kind is onlYtii,. RnJ
iugandicjiri-.ua. T.
- thr t
MAD lMi r.lTK-i. -ttpet
- antl
Oarr
The
linsrian, Kouclier, spstTs t n:t, oux
rate
arj
ty-seven deaths from hydfjilv l. s o
occurred during bis cx'-ri. ji. r is A
there was only one in whi.-h the i;---tifl!
iron liad leen aliel inai:elit!:hiV f
the bite; that of nine c.mes in LkV.V;.'
knowledge the hot iron ,n ns-1. x.-.h-.-.t, "
lut one death ; and th.-it. lastlv. r.f f 1
seven cases of woumla inSir!--i Its
dog iu whLdi no cauterization wis rtj
ed, there werj no fewer tlitn itirtrr
Pfi
an
" Fi
deaths. He is therefore of ojuni n :hi- tror
best prophylactic is actual CHnvrjr.'
red-ot iron. To burn out the Litter
with red-hot fn-ker or Italuin irn lis 5
if at all, more painful thau to ttvat it .
the lunar caustic or the mere Berer t: sT
srsl ecacbu.ro tie. Should the uii rJV
deep, or in a part of the bo!j htr i . -
eration is difficult, the knife sbuid bt
ly used, and thtn th?cau:ery sj-plieJ t; 'j
cut surface. A correspondent, v""-iil,
some few days since to a eonU Ui;cv ha?
says that a Luly living- at StanifvL,
was bitten in ber aria by a mad d r v JJ
r Til
ing from the arm a hirye piece i is wil
Having read about the power m.1 ; )
salt in 6uch cases, she insUtntlv v,c;.. .
pound of salt to the wound, keoj icr n J
poultice on as it worked itself vf. : I
lived about twenty-five years after Mil;
a natural death. Dr. Tuliuan, hht i - ye
doctor, and Sir Astley Coopr, statrti yl
she could not have done anything 'WM L
- - - - - i i
IIABITS OF THE OSTIIICH.
The fallacy that otriches do not "
tn
their eg(js, but leave them to be
out by the heat of the sun, is upst if '
report of a captain of an Algeria! & tin
ment. in the " Bulletin" of the Tanii rui
matisation Society. According to ittx
authority, the number of cps l.iiJ tj r
female averages alout eighten, h'Jt
whole of these are hardly ever fcit t: -In
many cases they ara left entirely
without being once covered, au l of i
they are not hatched. In thcee v
where the bSHs brood over the o-. '-
or four are always ejected frvm the ' '
This apparent wantonness on the f
the parent bird has its object ; a-i -. '
object is, that the es sha.ll - t
foci for the chicks till they are bigea .
to accompany their pircnts to the
ing grounds. An ostrich's m-?t i ;' ,
built iu the midst of a desert, msa;
away f roai a blalo of grass; aoJ. 2
provision were not made f'r t. T
bird, it would be born only to 3' '
fact has been provexl by plajing' somtf
cut fine near the newly hitcht-d otri
but they refused it, and. th? mvtVr !'
in broken the shells of several of t."
ject-id egs, they gridy ate th;
swallowing a quantity 'A sinJ witt
yolk of the ejg.
EFFECT OF LI OUT.
Dr. Moore, the n.e4anhvsc'
Speaks of the eOct of light on b'
mind: "A tadpole confined ia
would never become a fror ; aal
being deprived t'f Heaven's fro 'S1' ;
only prow into a shapeless idiot, in
a beautiful and reasonable be ng
in the deep, dark gorg-8 and rivin?'" ;
Swiss Valais, where the direct'5,,
never reaches, the hideous pre?" -idiocy
starUes the traveler. It is
melaocho'y idiocy. Many eitisens V j
capable of any articnlate speech; 5li j
deaf, some are blind, some labor ,
all these privations, and all are mj
in almost every part of tbebodj. 1 y
there ia in all places a marked di?11".!
their healthiness of houses acxr .
their aspect in regard to the sun.wi ,
are decidedly the healthiest, ether
bein? equal, in which all the
dnriuj some part of the day. fully
to the direct light. Epidemics ttl!
habiUnUonthe shady side of th '
and totally exempt thoee on theoth1
and even in epidemics, such M
morbid influence is often thus par" j
labors.
Th proposed centernial ce!rhrt J
the capture f Ticonderog r!5
AUen ha been abandoned by tfc
t- & 1 .torn S'
t
pie w , criiivufc nw j
owing to the lack f dOT'titLA
want of time to make eoiUhle
meats.