A Sl'Ui'TITPTE FOR THE VEI.C!PKDE. j
A few vearaago, when the velocipede j
few r was at its height, it was supposed I
i.v many that the "hycyek-' would
feme into sreneral use ns a means of
l,c :r. t: mi in competition with horses, ,
'. it vx;:;'ri'.ce proved that its propul- i
oi n ouir. I the expenditure of too j
inu ii ma ... i-uiar power, and, in a shoit
t.l::-!.
it censed to be used even for ;
i ;:rno-es of exercise and recreation.
i;iMiuiiii:ui ui din uu, iw (-""",u' i
i -r n,, r.,.Ke of the rejection of the!
vtloeipede as a means of loeoniotion,
conceived the idea of constructing one
v ' :' h would overcome the treat objec
t: . to t.ie bycycle, and has succeeded
in i. r;".i ii!ii:"a velociieU which may
be i vci'dh i with veiv little exertion.;
In tact, i lie weight of the operator or
f.rni hes'to a great extent the j
Vr
mi 'ive p.n-.eroi me m.iviinn-. TT.AitMEItS, ( I 11 l.n i Lr, & ana
''"he rider sits under a wooden figure -K iiV fi. mk.st C'OHX FODHKIl and
i I l! . voi t tlio ltrc-ist of i s; ItA' VlIT Kit over sol.i in this county.
f-I.r.pvd like a swan, to in, in i.ih oi . .,.,i(.jr (.,,r ,u 8avea in OIlc ieur Dy Cllt.
which is fislcned one end of a powerful ; tin your feed with it.
t)!iiii- of hand-steel. The other end is j yjn:itS, GO TO HUNTLEY'S and
coinierhd with a crank on the axle on . JK examine the neateyt little CIIOI'PIXO
.. l. '.,. ,.- .,! ulii'i'ls revolve the MM. I. ever introduced. Jt chops from 10 f I
vmieh tne two row nmiiMi h.m i , i.il ,,iMhN r rvf.. t.otn r .,- bour. BVY
IV. .nt wheel being used for guiding, onk-IT costs on LY :.
In Mie iick of the swan are two Iimi-
-ii,. t,. .-t.i.imI liv t!;e rulvr.
Tlie
paddle or eat rests upon pivots in the
!es of the swan,
so that the rider
;i- iv nvoM the o-eil!ations when the
r. : i I i i 1 1 ' : i in motion.
Altiiuiins the saddle the rider leans
i"rard. and hi
wciht presses tlie '
s;.i".a- ha -kwaid, rcting as n leverage j
on th" crank. One revolution ot the
crank rch'ases the spring and raises the
hick-t of the swan, oifiy to be imme
diate' v hnjuht forward again, repro
duce. the motion of the crank and
nroii.'ilii'f the machine forward with
Ik O
i!-ci-asing momentum.
The inventer liopes to lie able in a
short time to construct a full t-i.e ma
chine .;nd exhibit it to the public. If
his exi eetations are then realized, it
will he safe to predict a great, demand
f jr the "rohleon," as he call it, for
V.' t li common roads, or Streets or i
railroiids.
J lie maCUine e;i:i o- hummii- i
1 1 4
ed tmi three or four wheels, will move
backward or forward, and will ascend
hilb as well as run on a level. Ilich
rnond Vi'hifj.
Mimical Kites. In Central Asia
the jmiusenient of flying kites is as
po'miai as in F.urope and America, but
it made to yield a double gratifica
tion, it delights the ear by an emis
sion of sofi melodious murmurings at
the same time that it pleases the eye
willi its graceful birdlike motions.
;u!i kite is so constructed as to pro
duce tlie etlVet of a floating vEolian
inti p, ond thus the flight and the sound
of winged warblers are both imitated
in the winged plaything. -Major Ab
bott gircs a description of these kites
in Li ''Narrntire of a Journey from
3I?ita to Khiva": "Each kite is a
square formed upon two diagonals of
It -Lt wood, who?e extremities are con
iuete.1 ith a tight string, forming the
si'ieotlhe square. Over the whole
!,: . l is pasted. A loose string upon
tl.eiu.ri.'Lt diagonal receives the strin-i
bv which the kite is to be held, and the!
tp'l is fastened to it lower extremity.
traiis er -e diagonal or cross-stiek
then bent, back like a strong bow, and
listened by a thread or cat-gut. Of
couive every breeze that parses the kite
vibrates this tight cord, and the vibra
tions are communicated to the highly
sonorous frame of the kite.
The Scirnfijir American describes
a nvthod of putting any rooster into
a state of catalepsy. Select a dark
colored table wi h a smooth top ; place
it so that a narrow stieak of sunlight
w'.!l f.JI across the surface. Then set
the rooster on the table, and hold his
head down so that his beak comes in
contract with the wood. Now, with a
pk-e of chalk and in the sunlight,
draw a line straight from the bird's
K-ak. .Move the chalk very slowly,
rind by tlie time the line is a couple of
feet i ii length tlie rooster will fall into
:i cataleptic or trance-like condition ;
r.nd although the hands are removed
from his body, he will remain perfectly
rigid for a minute or two. It is said
that a black line on-a white surface
will produce the same effect. Hens
in jv Ik.- similarly treated, but it takes
mnch longer to get them in the trance
state, it being necessary to hold the
head down several minutes before they
come under tlie influence.
To determine the weight of live
cattle, measure in inches the girth
ground the breast just behind the
shoulder blade and the length of the
back from the tail to the fore part of
the shoulder blade. Multiply the girth
by the length ami divide by 1 1 1. If
tite girth is less than U feet, multiply
the ouotient by II If between 3 and
5 fee't, multiply by If',; if between 5
Mid 7 feet, 2i, or if between 7. and 0
feet, by 31. If the animal is lean, de
duct l-'2Q of the result and the answer
is the weight in pounds. This multi
plied by 6.GU5 gives the net weight.
An Old Remepy. We copy the
following remedy for dysenteiy from
tin old paper of date August 10, 1311,
in the hope that it may benefit any of
our readers who may be suiTeringfrom
the dangerous complaint : " The bark
of spruce pine boiled in milk, half-pint
tumblerful taken at a time, ami repeat
ed at short intervals, a9 the stomach
may be able to bear it, has leen tried
in various instances for bowel cem
plaiut and never known to fail in ef
fecting a cure, after the most skillful
!iy4icians have pronounced the patient
incurable."
As a Mraneer yesterday knocking
at the d.r of a Iohikb mi Sccund htreet, a
b'ly ca'rttf around the cttrner ami inquired :
'Got ntliin l Re 11?" "Yes; I want
to noil jetir mother a ho.x ef tKih i.aste."
".Mifflit. a well tfot ofl"?! the fcicps," con
tinned the b y, a:? a smile broke out around
Li mouth ; ''.ohe's got store teeth, aud bc
cleaus them with a woolen
EDENSBURC
H QU S E-F U B Hi Sir G STORE
IS THE FLACE TO mY
CTnTTFO UADTIWADT? fPTWWADl?
01U T IiU. ililllJj I! illLu, 1111 1! Aim,
IKON,
yule ri cc HIT C TMTYTC e
aA11,, IiLA. VILb, rAliM fct.
mm GEO. HUNTLEY, Prop'r.
A KM nits, GO TO IirXTLEY'S an.l
JE, Kft tlw iM-st MOWINO AN1 KEAP
1MJ M Ai'lIIN li made. I'KICES CiltEATLV
KKitl CT.H.
I T AltMKItS, (JO TO HUNTLEY'S and
'.Jit et the Inst HolrSK HAY IiAKE
e.er inir .u-.-.i. chlai' i on cash
AltMEHS, GO TO HUNTLEY'S and
t.. I.uv vi.ur II AUVEST TOOLS, whicb
he .cl' H K PEIt KOH CASH than they taiv
lie lioiiilit el jt-where in EueiiPburK'
pa AltMEKS AND OTHEItS, if you in
km, trml to biiiM a bouse or barn, or otbor
n iM' ifii;rov your properfv. ten to Hl'XTLKV
lor NAILS. GLASS. PAINTS. 1IAK1AVAKE.
M""f'J' ?:irel by buyinjr for cash.
Altl'ENTEItS. GO TO HUNTLEY'S
.iml I.uv vour TOOLS ami BUILDING
HAltDWAIiE. Pay cnsli and save 'M per cent.
L VUKSMITHS. HUNTLEY will sell
Jt you Hore Shoes, Horse Nails, Car-rii.u'i-
ll iltn. I l:i r Iron. N;iil Uoti, Cast Steel, ic,
Kit V LOW KOlt C ASH.
T-.T-OUSEKEEPERS, GO TO HUNT
pcS LEY'S ami buv vimr Stoves anil Tin
ware." PAY CASH AND SAVE MONEY.
-jrOUSEKEErERS, GO TO 1IUNT
LEY'S nl save 2't wr cent, by pay
ing cimli for Table Knives, Forks, Simons, Ac.
3-()USEKEEPEl?S, GO TO HUNT--rta.
LEY'S ami buv the BLANCH A niJ
t ill UN. the best in the world. Sold for Cash
1 .u.v o
O TO HUNTLEY FOll CLOTHES
WKINOEKS. Hesellstbein at c real
ly reduced prices for the ready cash.
-jP3-LNTTEY will sell you WALL PA
I'EU as cheap, if not rhoaper, than
a.iy other dealer in Ebensbiirir, and trim it into
tbe biiiyaiii without extra charge.
S, LARGE LOT OF P'OCKET AND
1'KN KN I VES very cheap for cash at
HUNTLEY'S.
rri he Rest silver-plated w
in tlie market at '2' per cent, less
ARE
le&s tbau
city retail price!
Sold tor cash ;t
pt- IS- .j.-tr.j
Hi: NT LEY'S
0. C. E. ZAHM,
-nr.Ai.cR in
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE,
HITS. WPS, B00TS,:SII0US.
AND ALL OTHER GOODS USUALLY
K,:,T 1N A COUNTRY STORE.
WOOL AND COUNTRY PRODUCE
TAKI1 IM tXCUANGK MR UOODS.
Store on South Side of IV'ain Street,
i:iM'itst(u j, iu.
ITcrDlSTKlll
AS WE ALL KNOW, Itl'T THE
3F 3Ht 3 3E2
Cheap Cash Store
Are nut over, but rather under, those of any other
dealer in
Boots, Shoos, Notions,
GOTUES, FLOUR, KB, GRAIN, AC
In till cU o' limber."
complete and elegant assortment of new
Km m1 . tk.w tn Ktore will posit ively he sold at the
eii.!est niiirsin. t'eiintry produce at the hiurhc.ot
nuirki't prices tnkon in exchnniro fur jrootls. Full
;it i."l:cti"ii iritaranteed to all buyers. Store un
llijfli street, ucii Ce-utre street.
E. J. MILLS.
Ebenst.iirsr, J.in. 1. 1S74 tf .
JiXXliNHXJIJXG
BOOK, ERUGana VARIETY STORE.
UAYlNtl recently enlarged our Mock w are
now prepared to sell at n R-rent reduction
I nun former prices. Our stoik consists of
UriiifS, Medicinep, Perfumery, Kuncv Sonps,
l.ei.n. Hiill's and Allcn'9 Hair Hetorntives,
PilN.oiiittnentu, Pl;ister, Liniments, IHin K f II
Uii, Citnitc Vuirnesirt, K!s. Janmica (iinjrer.
Pure Khivorlnx F.xtractu, Ksst-ncen, Lemon
S riii.Si.oihiiiif Syrup, Spiced Syrup, Khubttrb,
Pure Spices, ic.
Cigars and Tobaccos,
Plunk Hooks, Deeds, Note and Ponds; Cap,
Cost. Commercial and all kinds of Note Paper:
Envelopes, Tens, Pencil", Arnold's Writ in
Fluid, Plack and Kod Ink, Pocket and Pass
Hooks, Mairiizines. Nevip.ipiTS, Novels, Histo
ries. Pibles, Kelitrioiis, Player and Toy Books,
lV nknives. Pipes, c.
t-tWe haveadileil tootirstocka lot of FINE
JKWKLKY, to which we would invite the at
tention of the Ladies.
l IlorotiKAPH ALIIUMS at lower prices
than evrr olTered in thU place.
Paper and C'iirurs M either wholesalo or re
tail. LK.MMON - Ml'HUAV,
July :W, ISrtS. Main Street. Ebensburfr.
LOOK WELL TO YOUR UNDERSTANDINGS.
JOHN D. THOMAS,
Hoot siikI Slioo 3Inlcei
'I'll Fundersiyned rf spec! fully informs hisnu
1 inerous customers ui.d the public irenerallv
thut he Is prepared to manufacture HOeiTSand
SHOKSor any desired size or qiialitv, from the
fini st French calf-kiu boots to the coarsest
broirans, in the vkuv bkjt mannkk, on the
shortest notice, and at as moderate prices as
like work can be obtained anywhere.
Those who have worn Hoots and Shoes made
at my establishment need no assurance as to
the superior quality of my work. Others can
ensily tic convinced of the fact if they will only
jfive me a trial. Try and he convinced.
5"" Itepairiwr of Huots and Shoes attended
to promptly and in a woikmanlike manner.
ThimUtnl fr pat favors I feel confident that
my work and prices will commend me to a con
1 nuance and mc lease of the same.
IOHN D. THOYAS.
pOAL! COAL!! The suhscriber
' Ih prepared to Turnish, In larire or sniKll
quantities, all qualities or ANTHUACITE and
lini'MINuUS COAU at lowest mnrket rates,
foul delivered promptly and free of chartre for
haullnir t any point iu Et-eiu burir r vicinity
(irders left at theZAUM Stoke will receive ear
ly attention. DANIEL II. ZAHM.
f P W. DICK. Attoknky at-Law, Ebi
" enduirir. Pa. Office in front room of T.
J. Lloyd's new bulldii.ir. Centre street. All !
. iimntnTof leynl husinexs attcr to satisfae- 1
oril), nji'l collections a speelalty. )-u.fa.
eft- elslxe: sre: mffAWff-- s
imum roan-nre tears.
ST. HAY & SON
3IanufactnrerH,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
-OF-
-AND-
Sheet-Iron WAIIES,
AND DEALEHS IJT
HEATING PARLOR ail COOKIKG
AND
nOUSE-FURSISDWG GOODS GENERALLY.
Xoiybincr in
TIS,COPPEB&SDEBMROX
rKOJIPTLT ATT FADED TO.
Nos.278, 2S0and 282 Washington St.,
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
W. D. M'Clellanu John IIaxnax.
M'CLELLAXD & CO.,
nanufactarcrs of and Dealers In
F.nney nnl Xl;i in
FURNITURE!
AXD CVL&XRH.
We kecji constantly on hamt In srrcat variety a full
line of elegant
PARLOR AND CHAMBER SUITS,
INSTYLES AND AT PRICES TO SUIT ALL CUSTOMERS
Having the must skillful workmen In the city, we
are prepared to fill all orders for
ernes aid mm wsm i
IN PIECES OR SUITS,
Either E;istern or 'Western Manufacturers.
Wareroom, No. 81 FRANKLIN Street,
KEAKL.Y OPPOSITE POST OFFICE,
joiivvrowx, 1A.
Repairing Neatly and Promptly Done.
-AH Furniture sent Tor and delivered In the
city free of churirc l3-lV74.-tf.
WLfOdJIorrell&Co7,
WASHINGTON STREET,
Koar PENN'A R. R. DEPOT,
Tohnsto-wn, Xji-,
Wholesale ami Itetaili Dealers in
rOHEIGN AND DOMESTIC
MILLINERY GOODS,
HAHDWARE,
QUEENS WARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
IRON AND NAILS,
CARPETS AND OIL-CLOTHS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
GLASSWARE, YELLOW WARE,
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE,
PROVISIONS and FEED of all kind,
Together with all manner of Western Produce,
such as
FL0U3, BACON, FISH, SALT. CARBON OIL, ETC.
ff Wholesale and retail orders solicited and
promptly filled on the shortest notice and most
reasonable terms.
EXT DOOR TO TOST-OFFICE.
Cooking Stoves,
Xlesxting- - Stoves.
TIN, COPPER & SHEET-IRON WARE
Ha vlnir recently taken possession of the new
l lifted up ami commodious Iniildinir on Hiirh
street, two doors enpt of the Hank and nearly
opnosite the Mountain House, the suhscriber is
better prepared than ever to manufacture all
?? ,he TIN'COVFE,t "n1 fHEKT-l HON
V ARE line, all of which will be furnished to
ooyers at the very lowest livinjr prices.
1 he subscriber also proposes to keep a full
and varied assortment of
Cooking, Parlor and Heating Stoves
or the most approved designs.
rfT-pl'OL-TING and UOOFINO made to order
and warranted perfect in manufacture and ma
terial. KEI'AIUIXG promptly attended to.
All work done by me will be done riirht and
on fair terms, and all STOVES and WAKE sold
bv me curl be 1 1 'tk.iwI w.n n .. . .
, ' ' ' " l" no k9 uuniti' Hliu
'- iw.in in yt ic j continuance i
and Increase of patronage is respectfully solid- 1
ted, and no effort will be wanting to render en-
oniioiaviiuii I A ail.
Ebensburjf, Oct. 13. lsVO.-tf.
3Ionntin
Vomer Centre ami High Sts.,
EDENSBURC, PA.
UJM'" new manaa-emcnt, this well known
HOTEL solicits continuance ol public pa
tronage. A limited number of
Hummer DoardcrH
WILL Bl RECEIVED.
ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST CLASS.
April 9, I'O.-Sub. L. II. LINTON.
I.
AN AMtIS.JHK HEM PLATED.
A gy party of ladies and gentlemen, rfr
reiving some fifty answers to aa "advertise
ment for a husband" which they had in
serted in a city paper, wrote a letter to each
and every applicant, stating that the lady
(represented as being yonng and beautiful)
wbshed, previous to bis being introduced to
her, to see him, at the same time request
ing each to be in a certain place in a certain
fheatre on the following evening, dressed in
a blue coat, white pantaloons and a scarlet
vest, and immediately on the conclusion of
the first net to flourish a white handkerchief
in one hand, and apply a glass to the right
eye with the other. Everything succeeded
so well that, H9 soon as the curtain fell,
about fifty individuals of all ages, from the
smooth-chinned Adonis of eighteen to the
slee'i, portly, self-confident widower of fifty
and the emaciated ba'shelor of sixty, dressed
in uniform according to orders, in the gay
est style and the utmost nicety, with studied
action flourished the handkerchief and raised
the glims to the eye. But who shall paint
the astonishment, dismay and rage, which
were depicted ki every countenance as they
gftzed upon each other and discovered th8
sudden failure of all their hopes ! With al
most incredible velocity they descended from
their unenviable attitudes to Uide their
diminished heads" among the crowd. The
amusement of the originators of the hoax,
who took care to witness its consuniaflonj
may be imagined.
WHAT A HOAX DID.
The Chicago Time. lately inrlulg-ed in
sensational hoax ly petting up a column
with glaring head-lines, giving a detailed
account of the destruction of a theatre in
that city, to which it added a litt of the
"burned alive." The proposed object of
the hoax was to show what wonld reeult
were one of the theatres in that city reallj
to take tire. This was one of the results:
A gentleman jut out of Chicago left "hit;
home the nu,"ht before for the purpose of
attending this theatre with a friend who
was visiting him. They were to stay in the
city over night. The next mom:ng, at
breakfast, the wife of this gentleman took
up tlie morning paper, and was greeted by
the display head-lii:es of this infamous
hoax. In horror t-he turned to the list of t
"killed," and found the name of her hu
band. She thrieki d and fell to the flooi.
The man's mother, who lived withiiim
immediately seized the pnter to tind tlie
cause of her daughter-in-law's dletress. On
tiuding it, sho fell to the floor teside her,
and expired. The wifu liewms a raving
maniac. Surely, there must le some
form of retributive justice that will reach
the causes of calamities such as these.
l:iSKS HIS L.IFK ON HIS FAITH.
Professor White, a champion swimmer,
recently consented to drown himself in order
that his theory of resuscitation might be
tested for the benefit of the London Humane
Society, who were present to witness the
experiment. After laying down certain
rules for holding a drowning person in the
water, he plunged into the river the Ser
pentine, probablj', in Hyde Park and re
mained long enough under water to be
partially drowned. His son then dived
after him and brought him to the surface in
an apparently lifeless condition, adhering
strictly to the principles laid down by his
parent. The breathless body was then
turned over to one of the Humane Society's
officers, and put through the course of treat
ment recommended. The Society had the
satisfaction of seeing Mr. White revive, and
in a short time return to the water without
apparent unpleasant consequences, thus
proving his theory ly illustration at the
risk of death.
A KI'SaIAN I'lASCK.
Tliey have a singular kind of dance con
ducted on the greens of country villages in
Russia. The dnn.-ers stand apart, a knot
of young men here, a knot of maidens there,
each sex by iinelf, and silent as a crowd
of mutes. A piper breaks into a tune, a
youth pulls olf his cap and challenges his
girl with a wave and a bow. If the girl is
willing, she waves hr handkerchief in
token of assent, the youth advances, takes
a corner of the handkerchief in his
hand and leads his lassie round and
round. No word is spoken and no laugh is
heard. Stiff with cords and rich with
braids, the girl moves heavily by herself,
going round and round, and never allow
ing her partner to touch her hand. The
pipe goes droning on for hours in the same
Fad key and measure; and the prize of
merit in this "circling," as tha dtnee is
called, is given by the spectators to the
lassie who, in all that Summer rovelry, has
never siwken and never smiled.
JAIWNKSE MOKAUTY.
The Japanese seem to be a moral sort of
people, judging by their census, which shows
only three thousand criminals in n popula
tion of over thirty-three million souls. Per
haps a Japanese definition of crime would
put a new lace on this exhibit. In th
Island of Great Britain the classification of
criminals varies in different localities. In
the Highlands of Scotland almoserery crime
excrpt murder is regarded with comparative
indifference, and criminals, when convicted
frequently have the option of leaving the
place, never to return, rather than being sent
j til. In the Orkney and Shetland Islands,
also, when persons are convicted, they are
sent across the Pcntland -Firth, to the ruain
land of Scotland, aa a punishment, whereas
the same class of criminals in England would
be transported or sent to ienitentiaris.
Probably the Japanese are as mild in the
treatment of certain offences as the Scotch.
Jaues Docqau, a boatman and lumber
man in Wisconsin, while rawing tie trunk
of an oak tree into lengths for staves, was
attacked by a panther, that sprang upon
him. Dougall was alone his assistant be
ing temporarily absent but his strength
and pluck were equal to the occasion, lie
seized the panther by the throat, and
though fearfully torn by the animal's claws,
he crushed it down in tha snow7and broke
its back, and choked it to death. He was
so badly hurt that he had to be carried
home, but his wounds were cot dangerous
ST.l'AI
AT
VERY LOWEST FIG
ALL IiXIVT OF
GOODS
GREATLY REDUCED IN PRICE AT
eis, Foster
Nos. 113 and 115 Clinton St., Johnstown.
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ii
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Musical (rooili, will find it to thfir Interest to eonunnnifate directly with us.
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ii-so.-sy.j PITTSBURGH, PA.
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53 Ninth Street, late
MUSSEL
Manufacturers of all kinds of ClIKVVIJtO TORAC'CO,
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CRAWFORD HOUSE,
EBINSBlRfl, 1A.
John FItzharris, - Proprietor.
HAVING leaned and rt furnished the above
well known and popular hotel, the propri
etor is now amply prepared to accommodate
all who may favor him with their patronage
The best that the market affords will be served
at the Table at all seanona, the Har will he kept
constantly supplied with the choicest liquors
Rtid the commodious Stable will be under the
charsraof a careful and attentive hot-tier. No
effort will be spared to render guests comfort
ublc and well pleaded n every particular, and
by proper attention to business and a moderate
scale of prices the proprietor hopes to win his
way to pub! c favot. (May 1873.-tr.l
" TILLlNEltY & DRESS MAKING
-LTJ- The attention of the Larites of Ebens
bur and vicinity is directed to the fact that
MKS. K. E. JUNES has just received an invoice
of new and fashionable Millinerjr floods, at her
rooms in the East Ward, Ebensburtr. YVediltnjr
fionnet. Hats, etc., a specialty. Dressinukinif
promptly and neatly done. The patrons? of
the ladies it resoecilully solicited, yj-l-'l-l
n n rv n
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lobe had In rutsbnrffh at II. ,f- ?r. .TenMnson's, ,Tohn rtlrfon A
Son, a. II. Taylor, Martin ITcyl, T. .J. Wallace. ,J V sirh,l '
roerstell A Co Carter lirother's, ndurih 7srhinT C V i'inV
IlouLf JlrS9 C " Tobacco ami aroVlry
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HUH
THE
Al
&
UII1I1 s,
and Pralrrs In all Vim! of
ICHANDISEi!
OF THE CF.LKOK ATED
Hand, Pittsburgh,
0-2.-.-nm.
G. Ttf. YEAGER cS: CO.,
Tfhlfle and ftrtait Mannfart arrr of
TIN, COPPER AMI SBEEHBOS WAKE,
AND DEAI.KKS IS
HeatiflE Parlor and Mil Stoves,
JS'o. 1402 Eleventh Avenue,
AXtoonti,
IIOOFIXO and SPOniNO made to order
material. I'erfect it. manufacture and
t,.-.??IS Icj fully solicited and promptly
attended to, and polite attention accorded t
all. whether they purchase or uot. watu lH
Altoonu, Sept. 5, lS73.-tf.
Parke's Marble Works,
139 franklin Street
tion ruarantccd in price, design an
execution of work.
t-r- Orders riu.i r.,nn ...ui...
and promptly tilled at the very low. MJ
est cash rates. Trv ns
Uct.24.-m.
JOHN I'AKKE.
LOBE'S WM WORKS !
Il I rsrklin Mrort, JnliiiMlitan.
Jfil W. I.OfilV. - lifMlftr.
Mt)NTtENTS. HHAII and TOM It STONES
n.c..L',MN I ,:, AN" i'AIHNET SLA ItS. AM)
TELN. fcv.t nirtntifactiired of ihnverv bint Ital.
an and American Marbles. IVrfect satisfac
tion i n work, design and price KuarantecHl.
"idcrsrespi-c'tfullysolicitcdandprompt-ly
eee ;?d. Jinsu.wn. Nov. 11, '7l.t-f
rjEO M.niEADK. AtloT-ncy-at-Laxc,
f pensburtr, I'h. OClce on Centre st,cl.
three doorb tr m lituh stieet. iauj,-7i:
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Pa. I
m AN
i B y a
Also, the C(delrated
MONUMENTS. HEAD and TOMIl -STON
ES, (Yir.VTKlt an.l C lill -XHJk
N ET SLA I tS. M A N T K LS. .Van, I m
American Marbles. F.min.,i.t.... I t ,i
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The Fire that On. K
We fin 1 iu an esoh.-u,.
capital intimatioa of tl 2 .', "'" ' :
"hunsc that J.if.k hull: "
might become a lioii-c-!i. '. '!
Inteinjieranee This is t''" V '
old Nick built. uL'l t;v
Moderate drinking f; ; ., i
that feeds the fire x i lH t ,',!
Hum se-IIing-TLis is : ;ai.' - :
the wood that feeds ti.e f 'if
Nick built. " ;
Love of money This js .
that grinds the axe thaUutl ! ;
that feeds the lire that ,! 1 V;
Public opinion Thi i,
with its face of sto I t!i ,t 1,-, .
stone that grinds tli' at-t!j ; ('..
wood that feeds th fuc V ", ; ,
built.
Tem jerance work Th;, u c . .
blows that we qt;i.tlv (".r.l tf,'i.'"
the pledge with its tlre ,,f
batters the stone thnt "
that cuts the wood ti,;l ;
that old Nick built. " t:
Temierance . t;. ;
smith that works with - v.j i . "
force to the b!ow that. , , ; .' "
to fashion the sleire wit
steel th.it batters tiii-st
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the axe that cuts tho , ,
the fire that old Nick
Kternal Ti ut!i Thi-,
gentle and still that u -rvc
to work with a will to 1
the blows that we qu'- Mv
ion tlie sl'ltre with i t - f...
batters the stone that jiluU
that cnt t!i woo 1 t';J ,t t
that old Nick b;r !t.
OR A K ; ES AN D L f M . 1 ) .
lemon plantations in t,.. ylt. ; ...
coimtrifS are cjillcl s;: 1 i,-.
in size, tlie ?ui:il!, -t f.nt:t';:,i: -small
ntunlx.r f tn :u, r.,.
nianytlionsan 1. Tin.
in baskets lineo! wit 'u r .
krt K-iiig IilI 1 liv a strip
passed aroiinl tlie rct k r
From the rarUn !l.e f:u;-
reacking nisuaii;c, wIh-m;
ed front the Uxts in w.::-
1 packed in the tranli-n- :ui 1 r
i for s!Minient y t-x;t ri--:-- 1
upaektM?, after ha ";;.; K; . i: ,
jyssorted ly wiir.vii .-i:. I v.?-.
iterate paper ly -w..z n .
mkny as oOO iHTon-. - !v
Hinl chil lren, are esnpi'.'. !
01 me irtiii gro.vt i-s in ;
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an I niairazim-s. in . it :. r j
nnl rt-packinir lr ssiiijiui-.-.t.
paid them varying fnni n . :
cents a tlav. A lV.ll tri ,:.
tree yields troin .".un t J ; f. : .
nually. and arrives at t!;- i. .:
in th lee or ii ve yen r-. r. - I r . t : .
tree. In sorting, i vt i v Ji ; i: r
a stein is rejected. Tiiv 'n -secnivl
v e veie I. strap. t .t:i i
with the luand ol the :.
they are ready f.r hip:n :.!. i'i
yiars ajro this trade wn- :rj ;:
eoniiliercial ehai acleii-'.ir-,. c
iiKlnecinenls it o 111-led t e-i :'.''
Now it i prorc-ssiiiir with
into prominence, and is a :. re
source of revenue to the eve;;: :.
Ci riovs CrsToM. In V'.
I'russia there are village
odd customs are till oh'tre; '
death of a head of a fa mi! v. V.
man should happen to have i : :.'
keeper, one of the family j: ;
hive, and str'.kinjj tlie conil.. lav
"Uees. nrie, your ma-U r i- :
V similar custom jrevaih . :
bly still prevail-?, in p:uts
and furnishes the idea fit.
loc:n ly Tennvson. enti;l. " S
the Hees." The Enjrlidi . : -
lasel on the support-on t!ii '
the bees were told of mi !i :
rinjr in t!;c family they w, !
premises, and the mar.'ur :; v!:
information was c.nvt m i v -placing
a ll:ck c!'!!i i -. v ''
'n the Pnis-i ,n viUa-e- '.-:;
1 ided t' f t is the ciKoni o
liinjrof the nnieiah.i t I .. : -". '
nu n topro -eod to tltoe itl! !:-'
liter CHUsinj; the cattle t - p.
Xheir l'ea, plae.' clue - ' "
and solwmnly annotnu.' t i
the lody is about to be tul-..
o -
SiN;n..R Snowtru T y
shower ol inicrooo!iie -l--- i'1 '' -sin
the other da. l'.r: '.
heavy thunder piiom-r :X -;
that State, contained u ;
t two thousand eir- t'";- Vl
l.ified, disclosetl a t'ii;i ,r
formed of cells travn-!v j'
the interior tilled v. ith.-oi ccl
granulated substance. Ti c ;.i l,i
comiosed each clot ha i t!. ' ;
gravity of rain water, v-i. ; ;
transparent and col--rle. " '
or taste, but upon lninr :'""
slightly fishy snc.ll "','u' .
the water were takei and ' 1 :
among a itutn1.Hr of sci-ti'.! ''
cd in microscopic invest iu: t ;
some of whom the ri: I : - "
larva- very closely res in' "
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the inoscjuito family. ,:r
times smaller than that "i;.
cal instrument. Tii.- p:r-ti-'n
naturalist tost .he is, what t!.--'
visitors are and how they r'
clouds from whence they
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liruw.E Hrkakimi. '1 "'; :va.
of bridle breaking, get a javf
cord four times the length 't t l(
and double it in the lr.iTH . s1"" ;
loubled fi.d make a J '' l' .";"
which pass the animal" t: '
cross the cord over his b-.ck. ; -both
ends through the li:.lter-n!:r.
der his chin and tie bt!i :'y.
cord to the troturh-rinir. t!n,i;'! .
the haller-stran Vlavs. the ; '.
halt
:er lieing attaclul to "' , .
hi. Should th hor nt.tl',l,"'V
pull back the strain will l'n
root or his tail lelore lue "
will 1 htiMted. anil li
, . i k ctn.i r.ruQl-il til flVeul
so lixiiiir h'm a few time li .,
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i be Will abandon any EUCtl I'l
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