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cum: ron iiynnoi'iiojiiA.
Dr. O. F. J. Colhurn, a physician of
Washington, has enough faith in the
cure for hydrophobia, given below to
induce him to print the statement on a
postal card and circulate it at his own
cost. The plan has the merit of being
easilv and cheaply tested. There is 1.0
mystery about it. We publish it at
his request :
"The Sault Public of Ivons s.ivs :
Dr. liuisson claims to have discovered
a remedy for this terrible disease. In
attending a female patient in the last
stage of canine madness, the doctor
imprudently wiped his hands with a
handherchief impregnated w ith her sal
iva. There happened to be n slight
abrasion on the index finger of the left
baud ; but, confident in his own cura
tive system, the doctor merely washed
the part with water. He was fully
aware of the imprudence he had com
mitted, ami says: "Uclieving that I he
malady would not declare itself until
the fortieth .day, and having nrious
patients to visit, I put oir from day to
day the application of 1113- remedy
that is to say, vajor baths. The ninth
day, being in my cabinet, I felt all nt
once a paiu in in v eyes. 2tly body felt
as if I eould jump to a prodigious
height, or if thrown out of a window.
I could sustain mvself in the air. Aly
hair was so sensitive that I appeared
to le able to count each separately
without looking at it. Saliva kept
continnally forming in my mouth.
Any movement of air caused great pain
to me, ami I was obliged to avoid the
sight of brilliant objects. I had a
continued desire to run and bite not
human beings, but animals, and all thut
was near me. I remarked that the
flight of water distressed me more than
the pain in 1113- throat. I believe that
by shutting the eyes any one suilTcring
from hydrophobia can always drink.
The fits came on every five minutes,
nnd I then ft-It the pain start from the
index finger and run up the nerves to
the shoulder. In this state, thinking
that my. course was preservative, 110
curative, I took a vapor bath, not with
the intention of cure but of suH'ocaling
myself.
"When the bath was at fiftv-two
centigrade ('.Ki.y.5 Fahrenheit), all the
symptoms disappeared ns if by magic,
and ince then 1 have never felt any
thing more of them. I have attended
more than eighty persons bitten with
mad animals, and I have nit lost a
single one. When a person is bitten
by mad dog, he must for seven suc
cessive days lake a vapor bath 'a la
Jliute,' of fifty-seven or sixty-three de
grees. This is the preventive remedy.
A vapor bath may be-quickly made by
putting two or three red-hot bricks in
II bucket or tub of water, and let the
patitut sit over it on a cane bottomed
or willow chair, tnvcloied in a large
blanket, for fifteen or twenty minutes.
When the disease U declared it only
requires one vapor bath, rapidly in
creasing to thirty-seven centigrade,
then slowly to fifty-three, and the pa
tient must strictly confine himself to
his chamUr until the cure is complete.
For God's sake give this remedy a trial
should a case present itself. U. F. J.
Colbi R?f, Washington, 1). C."
Pimiav Sagacity. The sagacious
monkey, who, according to the time
honored story, used the reluctant paw
of a cat to withdraw hot chesnuts from
the fire, is outdone by thepcrformnr.ee
of another memler of his tribe, which
is recounted by a French resident of
South Africa, in a letter to Leg MonJes.
The writer 13 the possessor of a large
coffee plantation and his crops have
6UHered severely from t'ae ravages of
a large species of baboon, which
greedily devours the fruit of a small
tree which grows among the bushes.
The best safeguards against the dep
redators are the wasps, which make
their nests in the lower part of these
trees, for, of the fierce attack and
painful stings or these insects, the ba
boons have a wholesome fear. One
morning, a hideous chorus of yells and
howls was heaid from a portion of the
plantation where the Wtsps had most
thickly congregated, and where the
fruit trees consequently were hea . ilr
laden. On searching for the cause, the
writer saw fram afar a venerable and
ancient baboon busily engaged in
throwing infant monkeys at the tiee.
These living projectiles thus knocked
down the nests and of course were
objects of the keen attentions of the
infuriate occupants. Meanwhile the
baboon quietly made his wav to the
upper branches, gorged himself, and
then added insult to injury to the
badly stung monkeys by pelting them
with the rinds and pits of his repast.
A Useful Tree. Mr. Morgan, an
English consul resident inMlrazil, cites
in a recent rcjtort to his goven -ment,
the carnouba tree, n species of
palm (rtj rrru'Ha ceriera) as one of
the most valuable vegetable produc
tions of the country. It flourishes
without culture at IJahiu, I5i (ramie
de Norte, and other well known local
ities, resists drought, and always ap-
tears green and luxuriant. lu" roots
possess projertics similar to those of
the sarsaparilht. The trunk furnishes
. T f ... 1
1 ,IVII iiiij tILV 13
icn lite tree 13
JOlinr,
it 3'ieitn wine,
viiuiar, n sacl,-
anne nmtler. and a Mat it s of
ciosciy rcscrnljliii Wlj,0 iLs W(MM, js
... ?
...v.inj, ooin.i tir tue iii.'inuiacl'iic
I
oi musical in.striimeiit.s, jis well as for
iurje9 and commit for water. The
pn:p oi the fruit is vcrv DalalaMc nil '
Jl. :i . . - l'".ii.o c,ai il .
.. i . tiii-i ih ,n rr:lltl il
iu oily nut roas',i'i and piilvcrizcil i. 11 " s"perie.ii..geyt!
a good 8ul.stiti.te for eoflVe. ThCX,lTnl,nMx,,r
srunK also yit-hlsj u Hour similar to
maizeria. Willi the straw, brooms,
liats anth baskt U are ma.le, ami over
Lalf a million tl,llars' woith of it U
exportctl to Kiiojaml yearly. Lastly,
a wax, utcil iu the mnuiifactiire of eanl
dies, in cxtracLel from the leaves.
Oahnkkei wistlcm
Ictcut7 for ohl oge.
is a
gOOil
coin-
iNO. 4 MLFLNCII ST., BOSTON.
(Opplle Itevrre llone.)
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More than One Million Copies Sold.
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1110.lt Ml work entitled the -St'IKNt -K OK 1,.11'K;
or. SKI. I' PH KNKKV ATlON." It trout up.n
Manhood. In.w lust, how reiritned nnd Imw i cr-
in' 1 11 ni t'ii : cause and care l Kxlmustcd Vitality,
inpotciicv. I'rim:iture Decline in Man. Npcriua-ti-rrlie:i.
"r Seminal I josses (nocturnal unci diur
nal). Nervous nd Physical Motility, HyHelnn
ilriii, (H.mmy K.rolniinirs. Montnl Depression,
Tjossuf Kiieray. llniorard t'liunlonnnw, t 'otiluslon
ol'MInd and '' ol Mommy. Impure State oftlie
lilu.Ht, and nil discuses n rising tri.m the I-rkouh
ok Yi'tTH or the indiscrcUciis cr excesses of ma
ture ye.irs.
It tolls vou nil nlotit the Morale of Oenerntlve
Pl;violoit"y. :ho Miirnaur, ot Wedlock and off
spring. Physical Contrast. True Morality. Km
piricisin. Perversion of Miirrlnge. Oonjiiral Pre
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It Causes n:id Cure, Kclations between the
Soxon, Proof .1 the Expansion of Vice, tho Mis
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Mi'A.i ok (.'I K-:, Cure of Jiody and Mini!,
I'mn 1'itiM ;ri.Ks or Tkkatmknt. Ail'lros to
I'.-itionts un I Invalid l.'oador.-". Tlif Author's
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I n of these valuable works, published by the l'ei
l.ody Medical Institnte. which are teac!iinr thous
miii? how to avoid the maladies that sap tho cita
del of life.'- VhilmlrlvMn KtffUirrr.
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any Medical .Man in this e untry. as arccoarnition
of fkili and professional ferricos, was presented
to the author of these works, March 81st, lS7n.
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I'crfectly safcaioi harmless, oven on the mot
inl r infant. Pi ice TO cents. Six boxes. J..VK
Srnl lii limit to ttnti wititit tm recrliit of price.
Soi.ii ur all. f.EAPi.'R mrumaTS.
Prepm ed only y
DR. SWAYNE & SON.
3.10 Xorth Sirth St., Philadelphia,
Su't' ''r ' k ,"'"s M ' 'L-turers of
SVAYNE'S PA7 AHP.A f
fVlehr-itc I nil over the woi M r..r its rcmnrka
ble ciir. of SirroMila. Mereurial and Syphilitic
t oitipbuui. nod in ca a where Svohili'i io virus
of die p-ir.-i.r fii:t a 'li-V. l..pi.i. ,,t of Syphilis
or S r. , ii hi in tin eliild. nothing bus ever proved
so -!r"toiil in completely eiadi:Hting evcrv
vt.tigw ol I'oesc dangerous couipl.iints, and nil
l!s'M-es Hi tting froin
IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD.
D.-sciil.o symptoms In all eomtnonieatioiiK,
Hud ioiilrea totters to I)K. SVrAVNE& SfJN.
Pbiladelphhl. . No char-re Tor ndvi-e. Sent iiy
express to any address op receipt of it -fee- ! 00
it Lottie; Lot; i. t i.tvj- PJ.-H.1
TEE JUGGI.EK8 OF MADRAS,
In ra city so famous for jtifrglcrs,
nake charmers, acrobats, and chav'
aliers d'induatria generally, ladies
and gentlemen who live by their vita,
In the most proper sense of the word,
and who, apparently make a very
good living, it was scarcely likely that
the Prince of Wales would be per
mitted to stay long without witnessing
the feats of skill for which these
wandering Madrassees are celebrated.
Thursday being a comparatively
open day, therefore, tho morning
was selected for an ol fresco ex
hibition or this kind. The town
lost the nomads, Government Ilouse
gardens received them. Let ns look
at the savage who appears to make
the dried skin of a cobra live. It is a
favorite trick you may see it done
twenty times a day in the streets of
Madras. You may examine the ap
paratus closely every time nnd, watch
the operation as carefully as you
please, yet you cannot detect the
modus operandi: The performer
bands you a little flat wicker basket,
some eight inches in diameter, and
asks you to inspect it, while he fold3
the cobra skio, which you have pre
viously well examined, into a square,
leaving only the tail unfolded. 80
soon as you have given the basket
back the juggler places it on lite ground
In full view, and under the lid puts the
folded part of the serpent's skin, the
tail being In your sight all the while.
You may, at this stage, lift the lid
once more to see that nothing but the
serpent's skin is in the basket, after
which you must rest content. A whito
cloth Is taken by the man and placed
over the basket, after having been
well shaken so that you may be
assured nothing is in it. A pipe i
produced, and with it a horrible noise,
similar to that always made by snake
charmers, ami not unlike the sound a
cracked and badly made bag pipe
would emit, is made. No one goes
near the cloth or basket, except the
almost naked man, who cannot possi
bly hide any live snake in his sleeves,
for tho simple and suflicient reason
that he has neither sleeves n-r j.iekct,
nor, indeed, any other kind of clothing
than a small waist cloth, which would
certainly be a most inconvenient hid
ing place for a lively young cobra.
Th.e sheet is lifted, you look at tho
basket and see the tail of a living
snake being gradually drawn into it,
and on the lid being opened a m'st
distinctly energetic serpent is discov
ered. No sooner is it stirred than it
rises on its tail, spreads out its hood,
and strikes with its fangs nnd tongue
at the charmer. No one would care
to examine that basket now, with a
cobra four feet long making vicious
snaj s at the juggler.
The charmer takes good care that
the snake comes near you, for with-a
dexterous movement he siezes the rep
tile by the head, and holding it in one
hand comes to you with the basket
In the other, while you put a rupee In
to the receptacle, if only to induce him
to po away.
The snake gone, n stout, strong girl
comes forward, makes a deep obeis
ance, nnd then sfeppi.g back, throws
a man weighing fully eleven stone
over her shoulders. Nor does she
stop here, for she siezes her victim
once more, places him crosswise on
her back, and then tosses him into the
air as though he were made of feathers
and not a broad shouldered human
being. Turning backward on her feet,
she picks up straws with her eyelids,
throws summersaults, and lifts
weights which would astonish the
on I i nary London acrobat.
While she is thus performing, jug
glers are changing pebbles into birds,
bird3 iitto egos, and eggs into plants ;
men thread beads wit it their tongues,
join innumerable pieces of cotton into
one long cord, keep half a score of
sharp knives in the air at once, throw
cannon balls with their toes, and spin
tops on tho ends ot twigs.
Pandemonium reigns, the clatter Is
unbearable, and one is compelled, as
was the Prince, to dismiss the tribe of
vagrants without further delay.
THE YOUNG COITLES FKIEND.
At the best, love is fatal to friend
ehip; the most that friendship can do
is to listen to loves talk of i'self and
be the confident of its rapturous Joys,
ils trans torts of despair. The lover
fancies himself nil tho fonder of his
friend because of the passion or his
mistress, but in reality he has no
longer any need of the old comrade.
They cannot talk sanely and frankly
any more; there is something now
that they cannot share; even if the
lover desired to maintain the old af
fectionate relation the mistress would
not suffer It. The spectre of friend
ship is sometimes invited to haunt the
home of the lovers after marriage, but j
when their happiness has been i
flaunted in its face, when it has been
fthown th new house, tho new china,
the new ripets, tho new garden, it ia
taeiily exorcised and is not always
called back again except to be shown
the new bsiby. The young spouses aro
ever so willing to hnve the poor ghost
remain; the wife learns whether it
takes two or three lumps of sugar in
its tea; the husband bids it smoko
anywhere it likes, and the wife smiles
a menacing aequiesiince ; but all the
same they turn it out of doors. They
1 raise it when it is gone, and they
feel so much more comfortable to l
ulone.
More than 300 different kinds of
sttectaeles nnd eye-glasses are made J
by the Dirmingham (Ct.) Optical and I
Needle Company. The establishment I
is one or the most noun&hmg of the
kind in tho country, now running
eighty hands, and turning out 50 dozen
spectacles, 6,000 or 7,000 needles per
day, the needles being adui ted to all
iu" w Tft.lixi I'ltioiilfttro.
C.VIvD. IIarhy Jacobs would re
prwcifiilly inr.Min his many friei:.ls in
t'nmlirlii coiin y and elsewhere that tho under
sorted firm, of which ho is a inniler, !m ....eecil
n Nkw KsTir.i.iSHMKXT at is Slit Market Strrrl.
I'liildrliliia lor the suie ol thcrtrr beat kra.li i"
ot V I N : nttl oils, for ilotnestlc life,
nnd wilt at all times keep ui nssurtntent (of the
very best tiraniis onlvl w:neh will .-.1:111. arc r.iv.,r.
nly with any ever ott.TiMl to flu; trade. All per- 1
soiia visiiln the city arc cordinllv invito! to In- i
fpect uitr atoelc. Al'l !S (t ('( , i
8I Market Street, Philadelphia. J
P. S.-M'c will nl.4.) keee tf. hand a fltie stock of ,
choiic bran 1 oi C'iir.ir. s. L.
Exposition,
V
Floral Hall and Art tiallcry Complete.
25 CENTS ADMISSION TILL SEPTEMBER 1st. j C;' l r 1 1 u
riitit Display, Week heflinnina Sept. Uth: Poultry and 1oj Show, .ris V,!!"'.'.' '' 'T !;,M1, rt
Week beginning Sept. ISth. i . .' , r 'l tll-i v.,,,
. . . . j utilized. M tlh-.ii-.,( l,,, I . i . -
Mr lln nn cirn fin prlion nt
f?f"Mi!ip by Grpst W!lorn I!nrt. Ppeclnl K-ntnr-s from time to tim
Restaurant plan. Ulitir's Ice Creum and l'kcsin Pining Uootn.
The CENTRAL HOTEL, of Pittsburgh.
0i
SMITJIFIELD STREET, FROM 2d TO 3J AVEN'S, PITTSRURGH, PA.
The mofit centrally lucate.1 f!rt -class House in tlic city. Street cars dbos the door every five
miiiutep to All tlic def otsaiid all p.irts of both cities. Terin, per dav.
Auir. IS. 18;.-8m. WA1II Ac AM'KICSON, Proprietor.
GEIS. FOSTE
!
113 and 115 Clinton Street, Johnstown,
ALWAYS HAVE THE
3Larg'est! I3e&t a.zid, Clieapost
Htock of Dry Goods, Notions. Mitifnerv. Carpet., Oil Cloths Are., to be found in Camorin county.
;i 4. t lon't forjri't tlie mi mber nnd street. tf .
EBEKSBUrtC
AND
uniict-CHRHicu'r. cmnt
IIUUOL lUilHlull U UlUllL!
IS TIIU PLACE TO I1UY
STU Y ES, H ARE W AM, TIN W ARE,
1 1 Lrs i
iSAILS. GLASS. OILS. PA MS. &C.
I
1 ro-i.i
r.zn ui'MTt cv p-.
uk.ua HUI1II.LI, iiupi,
"
Jl AU.MlOliS A. I) 11 i lilK, ll VMi in-
- tend to Imil.l a house or l.arn, nf other-
iM- improve vour property, o to iU NTl.KV
for NAILS, CLASS. PA I NTs. H A ItllWAUK.
4-c. Money saved by buying- for cash.
!
TTlAliMEIIS. GO TO HUNTLEY'S and
examine, the neatest little (MIOIMMNt;
m 1 1.1. ever introduced. 1 1 eMops 1 roin 10 to
bushels of rve, corn or oats per hour. V
ONK-IT COSTS ONLY tlV
'PjAHMF.US. GO TO lU'NTLLY'S, and
tj ..iiy me nr.a 1 .ii.. r t ) 1 1 1 ir. i', A:,I
fifUAW t CTTKIl ever 9 .1J in this eountv.
Their cost more Hum Rjtvcd in one j ei.r by cut
tiny your feeil with it.
J'AiniEHS, GO TO HUNTLEY'S and
. Ret the l-.st. MOWINtr AMI KKAI'-
NO M ACTI IX E ma.lo.
PIJ1CKS UltEATLV
SLCKSMITHS, HUNTLKY will sell
' yon Horse Shoes, Horse Nails, Car-
r.i."',.,'"!'. ,Ur ,r,n- Cast Steel, c,
V fclSY LOW KOItCASH.
OUSr.KEKIT.HS, GO TO HUNtJ
LEY'S and hay the 15L A NC H A tt I .
CM L'ltX.
.', the best in the world. Sold fur Cash
ifauturer-s prices.
at niHiiii
"3r-UNTLEY will sell yon WALL PA-"rr-
I'EIl as cheap, if not chopper, than
nny other dealer in Kbenslnirir, hii1 trim it into
the liMiain without extra charge.
-P7 AKMERS, GO TO HUNTLEY'S and
--j buy yotir HARVEST TOOLS, which
he sells i HRAPKK FOR CASH than they can
be bouirht elsewhere in Rbensburg-.
m. HE iuT SILVER-PLATEO WA RE
pBmj lii ihe market ai 2." per cent, less than
c ity retnil prices. Sold for cash ;tt
ti-18 "5.-tf.i Ml NTLF.Y'S.
CATU'ENTEllS, GO TO HUNTLeTS
nn.l buy your TOOLS ami 11UILD1NC.
IIAKhU'AKK. Py ciisii and ?nve 'iO per cent.
OUSEKEEl'EKS (JO TO IIUNT-
fj LEY'S atnl save 25 ner cent, bv .ir.
niK cash for Table Knives. Forks, Spoon's, &c.
TCt All M EES, GO TOTI UN T LEY' S and
Ret the. best HORSE HAY RAKE
eer Introrlucei. CHEAP FOU CASH.
OUSEKEEPEItS, GO TO HUNT-
l.f.V S ami b.;v vonr Stoves and Tin.
vh re. PA Y CASH A N I) SA V 13 M ON E Y.
O TO HUNTLEY FOU CLOTHES;
JT- V RING ER8. HftHelUlliein nt ..r...,
ly reditced prhres for the ready cash.
JX LARGE LOT OF POCKET AND
PEN K N IVES very cheap for cash at
IIUNTLKY'S.
TP If. PLANK, M. I)., iesiKotfulIy
" otforn his profi-ssional services to the
eiHr.cn of Kltensl.nrir and -iinit- mn... -
Jolninif recideneo nnd iniincliutelv in tlie reiiroi
Hon. K. .1. Lloyd's dritur store. S'isjlit calls can
. ... n--i.ii:iii-e oi .irs. loane imt'r-itr
lord street, K'en.-hurr. 4-24.-tX
pjT A. WESXKK, M !.,
' , fAitmi.i.Tw.v, p..
OITlce recently occupied hv M. J. Itiick. M U.
In rear of John llnek's store. Nitrht etilU may
be made at Mr. thick's residence. 12.'7e.J "
TAMKS J. OATMAX. M. I., Phy
U SK'IAX ASM Sl'KtlFON', Klietihlmrp, Pa.
OfTiia. nnd 1 evidence in ner lnill.linjr oiilllirn
street, one door west or Illair House.
Atijr. 25, I87U,-tf.
A LEX. TAIT. M IV, Physician
anj Sitrokon, (late of Carrolltown )
L".pow ,ooate,, "l St- Auwnstine. fiiinliria cuuily
N lht calls should he made at tho Post-olHce.
July U, 1878.-tf.
rP W. DlCIv. ATTOONKY ATd.ttV, Kt,.
enshiirir. Pa. OITieein iront room of T
' ''l".vl s new t.ull.li,.. Onirc tdreet. Al'l
nmnnerof loiral hiisincsa Httei l,-,l losutisriu
t..i nv. ari.l collections a miecialtj-. 1 1 l-I l.t
TfTM. 11. seci'i LKiMo7ucVat
. . I''ere. Pa. t iHc in'CN.l-
tmade How, (recently occupied hy Win. Klitell
tl .) tenlro street. l-2l. -o.-t 1. 1
rii:o y. nKADiO.-i.fl. 7.7
Pvei.Hl.i.rir. P,i Ofli.o on l ei.ii o wt 1. ,1'.
three dcorc 1 10:11 Hitrh siteii. ,uax.T., ';'.
Wow Open !
RrnfFpd Animi k KafP PlSn 3V. will I- ..i ,..t 1 . ' ' '
R & QUINN,
CENTENNIAL ACCOMMODATIONS.
Wcshlsi, Hotel,
KAR TJtr.
CENTENMIAL EXPOSITION,
On JMmotit. fir main ncittic 1" tin- I'm),, vi.'Mu
three t,l.rl. of the iioiinl.un.linu
A?Stl. X 1 1 1 1 Sl 1 1 1 1 i O
1 sxs
and l.eautlful v l.ieate.1 H"te now
ifis lc-n l.ntlt cxto e?l v f-T t lie r,-rci, i,,n
i iu:ir is:t iir t h" 1 riti-riiHt mi. ii 1. a i . ? 1 1
It ! all tlie nel. rn impn voiiieiit. c. .1:1 t.i n 1 1: jr
CotlVCHiencc. S:ifetv and rmiif.n-t
: "'-rnii i .-ia ln-j-t
in only two potiHrc; frmn the imii.'.
j Tin- I liestiiHl an. I Walnut aim IJi.ce and Vine
; i". rect cur .i the .lour everv ten iiiiuut. !.. t ,c
i I'-Miilnnmi iroiin!. an. I to ail i.:.r! oi t lie c;t v.
' I he "W esttntiKt. r ' hn a iiu h Ltrs.tr liani
rooms on tk- r.rs: fl ,r 1I...11 ny . u r II. .te
',,c c ,v- f 'V' l'ut tw" st""' S h-nh.
1 " ."'p,"J',"l'! irr..,;!..!.
I 1 , r lrtieuLir- I I to V. I ALT1I5.
I W eiiin:n.ter Hotel, PL : l.i i -.j iiia.
J"'-Vgl- -STe- :iin-
J
r; :
A
J
Wood Strict, from 2d to 3d Avenues,
PITTSBURGH, PA
Th must centra 11 r !w:ite. first-eLiss lu.ite In
the city. Stree' cur within one n .r.- rn.r. H-o
i Jw.'IL'i""--0 !l n''' "' to all pa.t ol both
! 1 . V lprn,!'' r 'l:iy. Irjrc sauti.lc
am.... ..j, iTuiuiucreia 1 irnri-o-rp
Belmont Hotel,
XMiilnclolpliin,
j CORNER 41st AND OREGON STS.
Konr niorkii rrom Cent cntii:il lxnsil ion.
Capacity, l.OOO Guests. Terms.
$3.50 jier lay.
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS.
rrivnle Pnrlor. and Itix-.m en suite, etc.
Iocatcil tn a luvt-lv urove of maple trees. The
most attractive Hotel near Ontciminl (Jrotin.!?.
Free from noire, dust, mud nnd comt.tit :1.1c huil.l-
nits. Kuilt and furnished by Haltiinorcsns. The
pntronaire of the citlrens of Western Pennsylva
nia, Ohio and West Virginia cfM cialiv i..li,-itel
CHAS. F. & V. f STEVENS,
C-30.-SU'. (Iwni ri and Proprietors.
TKAliODY IIOUSK,
Coiner LOCUST ami NINTH Slroels.
VJULAltKI.VIUA. JM,
Convenient t.. (.lncevor iinittsement nn.l rnr line
in t liecl'y. N, changes to and In. in the tvnuii
nil frrcnmls.
Col. W tiHos. proprietor of the Hkmit H.m sh
t ineinniiti, l.-r tlie .:it Iw.nlv venrs. an. t t.r.-.-f.r
l.r..rie..r 1:) leased the li-nse tor a t.-im ..I J Otillt lil'llt 'r tn t!:
...... .ti.inu.Mi nil. i nite.i it
thro.-ti) ,n t. lie mill keep a strctly first -!:
Iiotise. nnd has ai is-mm,..at I.m for "m trnets
Terms only $H p.-r ilny.
X ... .. , . .
I n"r wi" ""' ket in the Pk ir.oui
I a,n" -'5- ,s"('- "
........ ,...v , . i .v. ii nr. in I ne 11 UN R v Hol'SE
OXNKlt IIOUSK, L..KKTT. IA
Hlvinc just romplfti'it 1 t--
and lunilshed this eotnin.HH,.ii A 'i1 - . -.
anil eleuant hotel, the ml.i. Kt
resp.-e'lullr solicits Irom the ,.!.. f : TfV .V1-
. 01 senrrat an I siitimier visili.rs "
. wii iUvTi l':,:r,,,,!,aP- 1,0 house : or i..m.R, ai.i.t ik
went! ?. .:,,,,r,hw,l,,,,,,"',,,'w '''' is.t. On til.-,- l - 'i'-' "
tiieiit ,. a w,,,, ,.,,. (i al. s. OI nil"" 1
custom. -Urtnunly ,.r wwk. . luu.s tlVtt .,.-.. " '!"
I-rctt,M.,y 19, is78-tf. W J' 10NNtK- j h,-shead is full. 1 l'!.:
YfT m -9 "" " i lsel to the sun and ' !l"
atXl.lG-S X'SLOIXSO-' a,,t tiI! lhtl "vu.t
1 en wov .. , .n. ' 4'" reniovino; the e!i'eiii-'
Co rnr Mi .. ; head. I find neari .,,
........... w 1 1 .-s it t r n rim.,
CREENSBURC, PA.
Very centre of town Fronts the sou'h ci:traiee
to the t.'.purt House.
12 4. -.I. If.l JOHN I'tili l l.i:. .
.11. T. o ki:m:i
VILKINSON &. O'FRIEL,
NiMT.tni i:ti: .y
K3B9N AND mm HAF.BLE !
-W..rk excen'c l
c ! ' I 1 ' ert'i-
Aiihii ri.n 7; u y
turkeys into his p. ,1 :,,.,'"'
at once cleaned n,i 11,,
The 1 c:u- Mi
lent this venr
"'- 'Piii ...... -
'!:. V'-V
cner a reined ., ; ,
factor. ' 1 'I'.
Six 1 1 1 1 1 1-1 1 d !'!
I : 11. . - . ,.r
is :iiiiiii:iii r.u - .... ...
b V" -.11 ... ...
' "'iu .,,,
lltlle V Hit 11 fin 1 .
.An l.lniiiM. N y
1 t ,
jh..p on par,,,,,,.. M
. only vegetable ,.1 tl r,., ,
. I ...:i! ... I . ' kllJ
have to le ti.e. ,,..
Xo.iu it a.m on . IIIMUea Hill! le . , (
; Ci'luce-Ur inn I . J v.., j
j IlllliUllVO i-Z ll.i
' thiei-'iuarti i - ii
11 : j..4
f:!-:-uriif.p,,v'
; shtlh d and jn .
! A N:is!i!i-i 1,;, .
i
; Jill ce f his I : i j 1 .
i i i
ii- ),.
; M-in;ii h.iis, I i. '.-.i
i tato li'.is :.ie t:,i ; .
i ...'.. ..i r.
the old hng 1 1 n . -, ..
young oim-s I.::.L !:
Lack and died. I!
wants souk lt'civ to ex
iin.
j-.very laruier
tity of road dut dii!ii:t!,..
nter weather, vlU-ii f.,.!;
useful for Hit- f- t, il ',
in during the w i:t, -:-1 . ri-l ;v,".
of vermin, u1m f.,r i-Livif,-',2
when tiouUc.l :!.:.t v. ,y" ftjs .
cellent disiiifee'Mit r..: ';vj
of the In-st thii;.. to iu a'l'.
cts in the winter.
A Lynn uw. v.,:ll., .,,
......... vi.n.,11. : ' ; s In .,,
them tnrou'i a l-
solution of lu ;h ;. ,
fin expense uf -'"i ;
lore, and :.n !.(.-.;;
Im-heS li.adcl v
flourishing
h u ed l.u iv!!,!-.
nor rjl :;tre f'i. 'A.iU
A plldelK l ( .
' :: tr;i,f"( t;
1 He n-l!S4
f-r tirfc l
' time, fftv i.
! r t.:-.'
"in- ..' :i
hilt- Li n.:-;-;.-.
iiavt iti.it;.trf-i-i-liev
' 'i :ill llis-r-.
to lllC tli-Vi I. J . ! i ) ; i r raV!. p
jcially in i'aees I'M-hL-i.ithtc,,
Pliu.kles a Utile !.n- silt.mtitu,:,
of each hul u lov days fr y
out, and lei-ent- t!,. owratioii
! si .nail v at't
. ... .1 ...-. ..!...: . 1
;. ii.iii'. "in. ii -ft a: 10 'f i.n.
The salt inake-. tic ez til l ::.;
1 teller n.ivur an-i .:. .. j.nservt L..
-I Genera' i'ttt on fhe lir,
A gcneratii.nt ! tU-ins: el for
cradle to tf;t '';::ve is nn iiitni-.-:
siH-elaclt.', !Miu in .lavt it e:i!rf:i !i s
son ted to ns in !.. rejMiit !vhr f
an Ktigiih v-.oi.in Let tsh
the i!ivsic:i! I ::.:, w 1 : f h siit e::;
of us ln.ty i :. u.iLT v cxi"''.! 1
nr.n.lK::' t ' ' -r with i- nislt s:
"1 l.v'45 1 i 'i.-2X -.Kl':
jirojMirtion v.;.!-!.. hv :uel iv.
redivs'd ly ti.. u rt-" in- :n..:t;:i:t
the Imjvs. ,i:i.1 !v n.-vtr-l !.'
inib-r
I 111
and
the cke ft tii- -tr.uirj. evt.i:fu.H
tor'. M'ic t !.:".'.! a .'.larUr of t
children will -!i- l f -re tliet rrf
ears old i': c:set utiinKis Mi."'
Ihjvs and liM.TO.i ri,k Tiie f
st-xes tire now i i.'iilv on alevd
next five e.-.r- will If intich i(
In the iiiecocdiiig te yi-a'-fM
ten to fifto'ii -lie iiioit;i!itv
-still furtliei iviliuril. WM. H
lKth sexes. th; i tin' tnt
lriodof Hi'. : tiiod.-atli-nte.ho"
is lovtr f'r 1 1 1 r n -ir!- Tj-'
will lie soino ivtune in J
next live vt:i.. and il! i:'."rt ii '
five wliit-h (..!:.. ! ;: i '
certninlv c::Ur -n tl.cir
year. ikd'. :e iheMxt ten yt--.
iit an end ! .. t!iird-'l tl.eu.w n'
have niarried. The d':t'h iisr.'--IH-iioil
will l e :-2. :n i''f i' s
fewer than -JT.1-4 will l c-''
consuniotifn. t v ""-
ftifty-tive a slill l::i;e: ".i '''-
I r i.ni.1 oit.l !!''. l!':.:V- tl.r.H
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original hand ii; i :e '. :;i 1
VI 5 will enter ' :i : '
I- oi I i Clliri'ri 'V. ' iU 4
CIV1 ll-
scv-i t v fi ve, v
fatal, ami the ;ii:;;;' i r
i-. -i.i i- v :
lihly. At scverlv'".
will rein:in to It -tn
these 122.,5 will hnve ;t.'!i--'
eight y-tilth yenr !' I1'" ::
S.nCf that remain 'v.ii
their liiirdeii" : 1'"'' - 1
Struggle on to he l,;,'e!v !
to le 1( yea is od.
lDSth year of t he . ! '
taiy life will tli. K. ; fit
is the nverage Jot ni :.:'
women.
Simply Mai k
laine- of a bn'el-i " -' 1 '
tired pounds, and n-i
eherK st fert ul 1 i :
transf..rns ll.t ti: im;.
ltiwing simple pi" -watei-tiulit
h',u-.e;!'l '!
doors, near the hi! ' ! "
:! it
I
I !
1 cover the ! t'"!
with tli v soil. ('11
;l - 1
. 1 :
Ui.
: that the- willciiinil I. '
' a very sKoht pie '
a nice little pih ! i :
mire, ready for itnm
of t!io Ihitit s not .!;:! '
1 return to the !::
another twelve i;;o:.; :. -
A It Av tt!: ni m-1 :'
taken t'very im' t; ' '
ii -..till to l.'c mi l
l'c.-...:.
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