GZZ TW. KH 32 S ZFST OT
,i woM)Fi:fvl old m atch,
THE " M KM F.NTi-MORI' THAT ToLP THE
HOURS FOR MARY QUEEN OF tfOoTS. J
The associations connected with this
l lie u f the beautiful ami ill standi i
Urn-en of Scuts invest it with an inter- !
1 , 1
t at once of protbnml melancholy.
On the evening of February 7, 15S0-7,
the night previous to her execution at
J'otheiinguy Cattle, Mary perused her
w ill, read over the inventory of her
goods ami jewel?, and wro'.e down the
names of her attendants and domestics
In whom she had bequeathed each ar
ticle. .Among tho lxqne-ts of this
stid hour was tlie inomeiito mori vatc!i,
which was left to Mary Seton, one of
the four Marys who were her maids of
honor. I'rom this lady it descends to
its present possessor, ir Thomas
Dick Lander, of Grange and Fuim
tainii:'.!I. The watch is of silver, shaped like a
skull. On the forehead is a figure of;
leath, armed with his customary em
Moms, the scythe and the hourglass. '
lie is standing between a palace and a
cottage, with one foot at each door.
.Surrounding tin's figure is the appro- ,
pri.i'c legend from Horace Itltili (
?'.- (f'IHJ jW.Uot J'l'h' '('!' pmi III (!'
tys rc(jtir.ij'; trrrt'S. On the back ,
pail of the skull is Time, with his ;
scythe, devouring all tilings: near him !
is "the ancient symbol of Eternity, a
st-rpeiit wilh thetail in his mouth, and j
around all is another legend from '
Horace Tcittpus cdnx vcruni, etc.
The upper portion is divided into com- j
partnients ; on one, cur first parents '
'in the (iarden of hUn, wilh the motto, !
" rea r (! prri'lionr megrrimn ftfi't'ixni '
2o.!'-ri imrruere. The other compart- :
nient is occupied with the subject, of.
man's salvation by the deatli of the
Redeemer : with the crucifix is the
motto, S'o j"?t''liam yaf.iyfccif, mortem !
an perarit, yahdnn comparavit. Hun-
ning be-low these compartments on
loth sides is an open work, to permit
tlie sound to be heard more freely,
when the wat.-h strikes. This is foi rn
d of de-igns of t he instruments of the
c rucifixion, namely : the cross, the
chalice, the flagon, the scourge, thongs,
ladder, dice, spear, 'nails and hammer,
the reed with the sponge, the coat
with scam, and the crown of thorns ;
beiuat'i the motto Scala eali fjloriam
via. The watch is opened by revers
ing the skull, and then lifting the un
'derj nv, which rises on a hinge. In
side this, which may be called the lid,
'is a representation of '"Thellolv Fam
ily in tlie Stable,'' "The Infant Jesus
with His Mother and Joseph," while
in the distance are the shephcr.ls. The
works of the watch occupy the space
which the brains do in a living skull,
the dial plate being on a fiat where the
roof of the mouth is. This plate is of
silver, and it is fixed within a golden
circle, richly carved. The huiirs are
marked in large Ilom.m letters, and in
the midst is a figure o( Saturn devour
ing his children, with the motto. Siful
nitis i-ic ft otr.nih'i,- idem. All the
works are astonishingly perfect. The
maker's name and the place of manu
facture, "Move, Minis,'' an? legibly en
graved, but there is no date, and it is
supposed that the watch was made ex
pressly for Ouccn Mary, either when
she went to Itliis accompanied by her
first husband, the Dauphin of Franco,
or soon aftei his deatli, It still per
forms well, though it requires to be
wound up every twenty six hours to
insure tolerable accuracy. This curi
ous relic must have been intended to
stand on a prie dieti, or a small altar,
as its- weight is much too great to have
allowed of its being carried about the
person. It was bequeathed, as has
been said, to Mary Scion, the lifelong
Mend and companion of the hu fortu
nate Mar- Stuart, in the palace and in
the prison, even to the scaffold, the
only one left to her loyal mistress of
the "four Marys"' mentioned in the
distich
"Ye.-trepn Hip Q iren Jctil four Marvs,
This niglit. die'll l.Ve but three";
There was Mary Seon, Mary Ucton,
Mary Livingstone ami in el"
The "me" being Mary Fleming.
A Doa that Didn't Live in Vain.
A well known Memphis coal dealer,
not long since, had a big dog of won
derful sagacity, No (the dog) stayed
around the coal yard, and Trbcnever a
coal cart was hauled on the scales the
dog always took a stand under the
vragon like a coach 'log. tie weighed
nearly one hundred pounds Nnd" was
xveighed as cord thousands of times,
nnd nearly every coal consumer in the
city purchased that dog at so much
per bairel. The practice went on for
months, and was only discovered by a
fur.ny accident. A "negro wanted a
barrel of coal, and wheeled a hand
cart w ith coal on the weighing scales.
The clerk in the oflicc worked at the
scales, and halloed through the win
dow, "take on", a lot of that coal "
The negro did so, and kept on until
all the c-oal w as out of the cart. The
clerk tried the scales again, but the
X'A indicated too much, "lake out
jnore' coal," shouted the clerk ; "d n
it, you have a boat load of coal on
that carl." "Look hyar, boss," re
plied the negro, "tho coal is nil out
and IH have to take tive wheels off
the cart if you want to llghtrn it."
Then the negio looked under the cart,
and fcocdrig the big f.nt dog at his post,
exclaimed : "Lord God, massa, you's
Rellin; me that dog for coal." " The
dog was missed in a lew days and was
found dead on the scales, the animal
liav big taken some poisou accidentally,
but he came, back to dio nc his post.
It was a fine example of "faithful unto
death. " Memph is Ledger.
A new virtue attributed to clover fs
that of killing weeds. A thick stand
rf it, such as will grow from 20 lbs. of
seed to the acre on good land, will
pftduce such a degree of shade ns to
mothei all the annual weeds and free !
the ijrouaj to a laige extent irom thcu. '
henuv w. kanaoa.
SStSMTH MEMS W
H. W. KANAQA & CO., Proprietors,
LATE PROPRIETORS CF THE G;RAM H2USE, CHESTNUT ST.. Pii!LAUELPH!A.
Terms. $'2.r0 and $3 2cr Dr.y. PJTTSEURC, PA.
One of flic Kiost tlc!la-able plnco fo Mop nt W"f oT f?ic JSoutifnin.
Acccmmoc'aiions for GOO Cteects.
Tim nl ovr TT.i:ip. .pn.-il UX Pprimr for the ri'coptitin of p-n-st, i most contrilly loosted
in the hissiiiess pijlion of the rity. h:iI within two l.louks of I lit I nion input, 'i he house is
linllre!) nnv wn1 rrniHhp(! IliroiizJiont in tlie most itniirOTed nljio,
nn.l is In cvory ron t n liit-l;i.-s IIool, with nil modern Improvements, hiivlnjr flic eef rio
teleffrar'.i front eneii rlmmlitr, and in course oJ erection a Urst-ciasa pussnnfcar eievatur, Willi all
Mftti j itenH nttiiehcd.
VultilatioH of the irott.tr perfect. SafeauartU on evcrvjloor ugalnr.t at
l irfcntfi by j:rc. J'racticftl: Fire-proof.
3 HliyCCTION FHOM TIIK STATKD PUICES TO PAH'ilKS RKM.UMN (1 A WEEK OR SO.
fll-3-1 Tho Oilsino lleinrfin'iit will. l0 n I.pimI I iit; liifro. ICm.l
3b,
g,
PITTSBURGH, I'A.
J. IrlcDonald Crossan,
JJcdnction
Ilooia, il!i i:ard. ?. fi
r.spnxr.r.R vt-kvatoh nrxxixf;
KXSVOF A !S. SA 1'Ki'! I'A':i AllAlV.- i' FIKKOI" TIIK !!!') -T IMilK If. VKV I'l I.ATlOX !
OF-I'lTK ltot:.K PKKfiXl-. li.vo liiL I -M l'JJO V F.I I.LKC 1 K iC TKI.Ki. KA I'll FlCO.M F.ACIJ
I'll !!".!. !
'J'lli.-' i I mj'-.o is etia-:,'!.v lomti'il on tin? oor.ifr of SmitliSeld nmi WiitT Stro-ta. jn tlir? i:;irndi- j
nte viciii!t ( (' the m'atiufactui'i'.itrlijjenuU-s, an-1 eonimands u iine view of liie Motio:f.-!flrt i'iver j
CORNER RROAI.) AND
Thfs lionet, moot plene-r t!y 1 c:ite.I on TSrond and Phivl""t 'treel?. hnnll ilie modern im
pro . n.ents i!i.;lnd:nr Piis-e'iycr Flovalor, Ac. It in V.vst c!!s ?u "l i(? ni l 'jintmetits. Price
per daj- from J.IO to S I. nce-)i-diii to length of time nnd location ruin.
STICEET CARS liTX D1IIECT TO CKXTEXXfAL i:X POSITION.
J. RUTTSRVtOHTH, Projrietor.
10 5l.4rr..
rl Ei
J0 6- tLuiu
4
113 and 115 Clinton
ALWAYS
Tv -
'-" J'
i Stock i f Dry Goods, Notion:", "tiilinery. Carp,-Is,
Itoii't loiet the
Man nfacturci's,
moi rer.i i- n
-OF-
AND
Sheet Iron
arcs
AND DEALERS IN
HEATIK5 PARLOR ani CCOXEB
AND
COOIiS GENERALLY.
1 1
TolTiii2f ii
TIS, COPPER ASHEriT-IROX
I'UaJItTLT ATTF.XUE11 Tl.
Nos.
278, 2S0and 282 Was!iin-(on Si.,
PJRKB' jtl'RBLB I0RKS,
139 Franklin Street, Johnstown.
jyiJ'IXrMKNTS. HKAT) nnd TOMB-
N f. C A J 5S. M A N T K IM. & c. , m n n - f -A $ 1 1 1
fict:;rel or the very Lent Italian and J t'!
American Marldrs. Knllrp fntisfsp-1.'-' ilj e !
lion iri.iirnntced in prico, dt-siflrn fttid iHf
Chiirnctcr (if work. Vy-
t& irder resppptfully polieitod -2S:
and promptly filled Ht tbe very low- fr' , J j
tftci-.Mirnlin. 'fry me. VLZX-Z- X
A.-ill 24, ln;3.-tf. JOHN I'AUKE.
D0NNI- R HOUSE, IjOsetto, Pa.
Hnvinu lust poinplefpil
nd furnl.'hed Hi g rnmmmllniK A.' "f .'Sk - . V,
nd elegant hotel, (he fnihnriherf i ' 'ti-r
rP'pflotnilly s,.li,-ii from the puh-fef HJtLcli
In imnlmliirBlftirghBreof patn.nnare. Tliehnnre
Hfftil.plintt with all mcKiorn Irnprovemenifi. nnd
him finn ten-i.fn mey ttnched. m well us al.un
rtant rfviiiins t'ortlie aenninmo'lntlonnnil mnie.
meiitot all who may larnriiiu house with their
custom. i troi ruly io per week.
Wtlo, Slnj 10, ISTtWf. W' J' B'E'
FRANK MACnONALI)
el
Proprietor.
of lintos :
$ f. nroorilins: fo lorniinn.
day and ntoht. m.akint, at t, rr.rtnn
CHESTNUT STREETS
Af
W tt M
b 0
i3
9
Street, Jolmstovm,
HAVE THE
s.
Oil f Moths &p.. to 1ip found in Camhria pou::ty,
nuir.ht r and street.
Itf-i
-sv, c-r-;e- fHMr,"n "l;voliimiof water glass in ono-lialf vol
f PS H wti ? t M H Jl of water. Instead of the solution
v. fii:;'iiu Vitw-ifia ' of water-glass, tnr, keit finite litiuhl 1
t::kuiic.(.o.okth-h-esti:.i ;imiiav.iv
i:intrnrefundfrfncniMn:ircmcn: tlie (J rea t Trunk j
K:.ilvay L,ii.e? ot the i f:.Vt an. I l:kli.
Wis s
red wit:
f.-ric? tl.
i! !" 1111 nu r-iU-T m-hen nnd ( on-
tie-tleit--t
wen I "1
: 11 1 i-M n ,ei on n-Kl'JT reui.c on- -
1 nil i. -int. m Hanoi, tv, - 1
urn, .ni . fni n .'i iclu;in. .w ::
ti-.iWiii, tiiiiiffnid, 8uJ tue II
xoVr. oic'. ..-
('i Titritoriis.
It
O in ft 7m find California Line
ltlio phorict nn-l bert rontp fr all pulntr in
.Xnt tliii ii i't'i.i i.1, lim it, lHi!,ntrt, A ;'i(V'Vrt, l';r
i.wi.'f.;. ( 'ofi .i..'o. f'Oo'i, J'i.i-i.-( i. ( :ifn) ii.'ii, Oc
(.ii. ' 'Uin-1, Jo 1' '' 'te-' .-i iiKti aii-i. 1,3
ChictrrOf JTr.'ffjf'.soi and St. Faul
Fi n e
Vs tho fliert li.ic fir .rthcr: Tfisrii:i nnd
3jine:iii;it nd lor nit. SI. I(ivl. yii u iirn;i-
ii'"i.. Uif'iill., uu 1 all toinis In the (xcat Ncrth
wu.t. Its
Winona and Sf. Fcltr Line
lJtiieonty rvitc l--r l!Jnn;jT. Tlmlirrffr. Otrrr.
Imi .'..'mi ".. St. I'- 'n: Afie f'.'m. ar.d nil
I ;:r '. - in Southern end Oetri.1 M inncota. lis
fJreen Hay and UlanneHe Fine
I Hie only lira for Jiiiirrl!lr, f:'nt"i tinru. h'nml
I lit I.'tr. 1 :x:.V'w'i. A I'iilrtmi, Itrrfi) 7J.ii, .rmn7
Iin. X'ftliiiiif. Mjii-'iriti', )Iin:'h,ii, llAncurli
and the f. :i e. Sa;i,.i i.u- i'-iiiiitrn. its
Frecitorf and JUibunue Fine
T. I he on! v
riic f.-r Kioin. li'irUfitrd, Ircrjmrt,
aiid nil p-.irt via Kreeport. Its
t.'.'i.'ritfo ami MihranJ.ee Line
If U.o ,H Italic Slioro R r.te. pr.d 1? the onlv one
pns-iiiir thronjrh Ki'mi-fii):, l.itk I'fvrcl, 7'-i'-Imt
I I'.vi;, II u!.e!iin, li tcine. Ken'&lui, to .Vi
UHiui.te. Iul'm an Ful a re Cam
ar run on all thronu-li t- nino of this road.
T III." iM the O.s'liY J . I I : running tlmse-ars 1
tween Chi-.-aaro an I Kt. l'liu!. Chicago Hiul J.lil
winikep. or t.'iiie.i-'. nnd Winona.
At tTiih.". onr :-.lPC-rrv reTineet wit Ti the Over
land S!ie;irr? on thp Tcion radfip KailrtMil for
all .ii:!s Wept of tie? hllo.ouri l.ivcr.
Oil the arrival of the traU.it from tho Kaot or
Pen; I.. tli" t ruins of tiie ( 'hii aicn c ZVort.h-Western
Kailw.iy 1.1' AVi: ClIICAi'd as f.d'.nws:
pi CoRTicil Blriff". tij,iIi;' rr.d Cnlifirnla. TTrfi
Thrmiii-h Tr;iin5 da I'y with I'nllinnri I'.vlfirp Iiraw
inic Hoom and Sleeping Cars throuuh to Council
lllnlls.
f or St. Tani ami Minneapolis. Two Throuzh
Trains daily, with Pullman i'alat-c Vars attached
to l oth train.
for lirpeii rtar pd l.Vc SiiPfrlor. T-xn Train
daily, wilh IMillman l-alaeo Cars uttachcil, and
ninniiiir throuirli tu f.Ia.ijui-tto.
for .HIIwankcFf I'etir Thrniiiih Trains da ii y,
ri.llinnn Cars on night trains, l'nrlor .M-rir Cars
on day traim.
Kor Sparta and M'inonn and points in Minnesota.
One Through Train daily, Willi 1'ulluiau Sleepers
to W'i :(lin.
Kor Dn;-niuc. via Freeport, Two Through Trains
dal y, with I'u'.'mnn Car 'i nlzht trains.
Kor ltuhuqnr and l.n rror. via Clininn. Two
Throusrh Trains dniiy. wil ii I'nllman Cars on the
niidit train ir. Mctlreiror. Iowa.
lor Sinux ( i.j an t nkton. Tiro Train3 daily.
Pullinrin Cars to Ml.-etirj V'alkv .function.
Fur I.nk Cenw. Four Tm :nsd,-.IIy.
Kor II .rUl.ird- Strlinir. lipKOiHa, Jarrsrlll,
and other points, you can have from two to ten
t ruins daily. . .
New York Office. No. 415 Broadr-nv: rtoston
f lli.v. No. 5 Stntp Street. ; nn.iha OlnVe, S."..-; Fai n
ham Street : San Francisco :hce. m Moi;ioin-n-y
Street; Chientro I'iek't ittic-es: 6'2 '.Mark at.,
uuder i5l.erin.-n lleusc : corner Canal and Mud, sort
in'ci.i; Jvin'.ie Street l.-;;it, curnrr W. Kinzic
and Canal StrnrNr Wells Street Depot, corner
Wells and Kinvln Streets.
For rates or inf irr.iation not. attainable from
your home ticket agents, apply to
",V. H. STi:vr.TT, Macvix llt oniTT,
Gen. Fas?. ArX Oon. Sup't, Chicago.
January 2S, ls76.-ly.
"1ARP. IIahry Jacobs would re-
sped fully inform liis. mr nj fripinls"in
Can-.hria Pcun y nnd einewhere that the un.?cr
siirned am. o( wiilch ho is a mernher, lias opencil
a Stw KsTAHLisHMKXTat No. s:? Karkrl Slrerl.
riii:rdr'p!ia. lor the sale r the verv best gradcf
d V im:nhih l.l; oils, f -rdomesl'e nsp.
an-l will at all times keepjin nssortmcnt, (of the
very hejt hraiu'.s onlv) which will compare favor.
tIy with any ever oiicred to the trade. All per
sons viii.tlnn the city are cordially invited to in
fpuct our stock. A eihlS liCO,
319 Market Street, Philadelphia.
P. S We wlil nl.io keep on hand a fine stock of
choice brands of Cljrars. . . l-18.-tf.J
LATH "OA IX HOUSE,"
Cornr Main, and Pittsburgh Sts.,
CftEMSOURG, PA.
Very centre of town. Fronts the south entrance
to the Court House.
-4. 7.-tr. JOHN POUTER, Lessee.
PA. SHOEMAKER, Attorney
AT-Lvw, KtieiiMliiirar. Oth'ce on Hiel
tre.t, ost t-ad t-f i csidniietf. 11 -il.'Ttl -ti.J
Hkfi.kctions at TiitP.KS, Charles
"Warren .Stoddard in .San Francisco
Chronicle: From a 'nigh cliff thai j
overhangs the plains of Thebes I look- ,
cd down upon the spring meadows and
saw the shadow of the temples sweep- :
ing i.istward toward the Nile. We
we're surrounded by a girdle of pjori- i
on hills, softcneil "vith the subdued j
light of the declining sun. Tlie bcau
tv of the scene wasbeyond description,
and I strove to conjure up the shades
of the great past, but outof the silence
came no responsive echo, and within
the sacred chambers of the temples the
spell was broken and all the gods were
dumb. I lay on the deep grass at
sunset under the feet of the Colossi.
A well h;is been sunk between the
thrones of these solemn watchers. A
naked Nubian toiled at the shadoof,
disappearing from sight'as be stooped
to fill his goatskin bucket, find turning ;
his curious eyes toward me as he rose
erect and swung the dripping burde:i
over his shoulder into a small canal, I
: the thirsty throat of the meadow.
' There I dreamed of the dramas with
its double row of sphinxes, down
i which the Colossi stared night and
j day ; and of the great temple that ;
I stood behind them, no fragment of
! which remains, ani over tlie site of
i which the corn waves nnd the cricket s :
! sinjr, and I waited for the voice that
has bailed the morning with aii'lible.
utterance but, no! The wind hissed
in the grass ; the Hies buzzed about :
rnc ; the sun sank into the desert, and '
the twilight paled bo lore the. rising '
moon, and in the mellow twilight i j
returned to the shore thinking that
"Nib;-, hearotli strange voices," and j
mav hear stranger yet in tlie hereafter; j
but forever more "Meinnon vesoundetli
not to the sun."
P.F.r-Atnxa Lt:akt Cf.lt.ap. "VAi.Ef-.
Tiio season now at band is the one
m!st important for making cellars dry
and cleanly. JM. fact, the repairing
; of leak v cellar vails should nevi r be
delayed, since th.e crevices are contin
ually widened by' the water soaking
through. Cement, tar and wr.ter glass
are the bot materials for the purpose,
but the last two caw only ie rsed at a
time when the cellar is dry, as in win
ter, perhnps even in .September, or af
ier drii'g and uiii: g it in winter by
artificial means. When nearly drv,
I
the lcakv
imrMi.ns nf tlie W:i!I cm lie ;
readily reccenized. and Fhotild be
, , , , , , :
! marked Willi charcoal. Holes and :
cracks should first Le filled with hy
draulic cement, 'ihe Marked places,)
t .1..., el. .,1.1 1 ,.nnt-i t..-e i
i i c i i .ii , nii-irrj ir v i.uv. i in 1 1 v iu j
four timer, w ith a solution of cr.c vol- j
nine of commercial water-glass in two '
of water, and finally, after becoming
perfectly dry, with a solution of one ;
'uv beatinv:. cny be laid on a number
'r ijn f.- 1 f ee'ment is to lie Cllliloveil
ul inn -. i i Cl. MIC li l 11 10 I e . .11 pi O c t
the marked portions 01 tlie wall should
i ... ... i . i . . i
'c cm. nub w euge siKtpen, niuicareiuiiy
, eil viL rt einent. rather lliicklv
maile up. with one-half saml. If Hi.
ceilar cannot bo tlrictl tlie moist places
f houl-1 l.-e cut out somewhat deeper (4
to 0 inches), ami fillet! witli cement,
by placing a tube of material, about
as t hick as a finger, in the miiblle, ami
packing the cement in lightly around
it, ami, if necessary, holding it in place
with a board r.nlil it hardens, while
the water C3Ciies through tl-e tube
without exerting any pressure upon it.
Alter twenty to thirty days the open
ing may be plugged up.
Ar.ofT Horses. A saddle put on
loosely with a girth is very irritating
to a horse, and soon produces a sore
back. A harness kept soft-and pliable
with XeaL's foot oil will last almost a
lifetime. t !3 stronger because slight
ly elastic, and will .seldom wearolfthe
hair. A horse left uncovered when
not in a exercise will soon grow a
heavy coat of coarse hair. This be
comes a hindrance to rapid motion,
and s.ho'ild be prevented by judicious
blanketing. A horse's shoes will held
longer if tho clinchers are not weaken
ed by the finishing. Insist that the
file does not touch the end of the nail
where turned down. Some horses
have a Labit of stepping on one side
of their feet, perhaps to avoid pressure
on a hidden corn. That part of the
shoe exposed to severe wear should be
protected with steel All carriage
shafts of right construction sh mid al
low the body of the animal perfect
freedom, and only touch the well pad
ded saddle and full collar. An over
reaching horse, one whose hind feet
are frequently hitting the forward
shoes, should wear heavy shoes for
ward and light ones behind. The the
ory is that tho heavier hoof will be
thrown a little further ahead than the
lighter one. A horse, no matter how
vicious and obstinate he may lowhen
attempts are made to shoe, can be ren
dered quiet and manageable by mak
ing him inspire during the operation a.
few grains of ethereal oil of parsley
dropjKM, on a handkerchief. A laro-'e
number of trials of this suLsttr.ce have
been made with the most troublesome
and violent animals, and in every case
with perfect success.
Keeping Ciper Swf.et. The fol
lowing method of keeping cider is said
will keep it peifectly sweet for five
years : "Leach and filter the cider
through pure sand, after it has worked
and lermenterl and before it has soured.
Tut no alcohol or other substance
with it. Be sure that the vessels you
put it in are perfectly clean and sweet.
After it is leached or filtered, put it in
barrels or casks filled, leaving no room
for air; bung them tight and keep it
where it won't freeze, till February,
oi March, then put it into champagne
bottles filled, drive the corks and wire
them. The best cider is late made, or
made when it is as cold as can be and
not lr.-eze " -
the fur-
DR. SWAYNE'S
COITPOOXB
sieep of in
tin
And other vnlunlilo prepu rations. entere.I t!jmn
his.prolesslotin' career with tin- Iniportut ml
vatitufri' or ii re-rnlnr Moilienl K-lnetion in one
Of th(- olilest nivl let se!iool In Fhiladeljihia
pi:'l perhiip-" in the worhl. He Fiiliet-ijiifiit ly
pervp.l 3 liiithtnl term of pructiee in tlie I'liil.-i-rtelpliiii
IMp'n:ir.v. mhI 1 er tiiitny ii r Mt ten-l-eil
H!-o m tho llospitnl. fn i hee inititutions
he enjoyeil t h" irio-t nnMie ppori uiiil ie of ol
tainlnir nn insiifi't into flisensi ! in nil theirvari-oii-
tonus ii well iiri tor nKtcila mi mr the tiest
metlioilsol their tretitment. Tn oa'i ieir. there
fore, to th people of th" United Sinus the
1 rii'ts of hi extensive profeosioTntl I'XWTicnci'
in tin- meilieal totn pounds -t result of
hi skill Mini oti.erH t ion. t hut lie I eels t h:it he is
Inn proi't ri:- n t'oon to ei i-rv f;.:ni v t ln i'iiir'i
ent the hind, lestlnir. h.-- does, eo'iii etit !y. i:i
Ihi" merits :ind ei'icneioiK vi-t ni'S ( theniee
flies he h'-rewii h co;iini n -N. The vast am.innt
f tf-stirnotiy I rorn nil pnrts ot tin- iroi-M h.-.-i
proven " I r. S n yne's t 'oinpoo n.l t Wild l.'her
ry" Hie most, -liieic!nnp rei!i'"iy known, ;n;d it
is ni'.mltteil liy our most emhe nl physieirttw,
nml h!1 w ho have witm ed it? n-onder! ill iie;,l
in properti-. The V.'il! t'tn r-y, i;i nil nsrm of
the world nnd In nil eomit ries tv here it is known,
linS l- en ljn.tly -elet.rnt'tI fur iis wondcrt ul
medieiil qualities, fut itrf t'l-.-nt powf r to cure
pome of the worst mid most lNt re-sinrr l!seiii s
(irionir ns, vs never fully itcerHiticd tintil
the ex !ieii:nee's of timt fkiilfiil ph S!.i;'n. lr.
Swy ne, iiMii ilenoiis rjited iis hiirh xihiptKti'in.
in eoniliinution rritii Fine Tree T:ir nnd ih r
ei!i!ity vitliiiilde vefretatile ierredi m's. which.
cL-cinic.illy eotnliined, rend-is its hoOkm ten
fold ir.nre pertain nnd deiw tieiel in piirinv nil
diseases of the thro:l. tirenst nml !u:e'S. I:-.
Sw,iytie" Wiid Cherry Corripi.iind striUi-s ;it Tlie
root of dise:i.-p ly purilj in'-- the I l.i'.d. res
injr the !i v-.-r nnd kiilnej s to heli hy ief i i ri
vf orn t iiir t h.e ner'-ons i:5 shu t t-T''l c- i ; t t t ! i -tior.
It does so without pros' nil in or weak
.ninir tliehoriy in iu:y wy. It run -s not only
the In rirs a nil liver. 1' u t I'vcry ntir :i:i dppen lint
upon a wiistod or iiiip'vcri.-lied sta:e of the
l-.li.od.
A REMARKABLE CURE.
A. nu a ham HcnsickF!;, two in-'.es from ?-kip-r
aeU i i le. Mon t yot-ii ; y eon n t y . 1'a . '! raet 'ii
:t si rioiis I, liieh si-ttl'il upon iiis Inrurs.
v irh n villein eomrh, pnins in s: ! nnd tirejivt.
and shoi t pn-oi h. The sy ntptmns e-.:i:e f, y
alarniinit : tin :.lr-eess !i r.n , i:, the lunuH an i
!5i:;i:e its w;iy titrotiuti I he siii -. nnd d iseii i n-c!
I lare (;itrtntiU f rn exti-rntilly, so that hi
! poj si i.in 1 hoiiuht t hut t he po-.v r or f utiet he .
' of ! i t his i;i:r v us le: ?l!y il.st r . end
; therefore -tii p-sed f I:p :v(. intii.'v hop'-Je' .s.
j Tids 10 nirnf ii I 't.i'e of t hill ." eoet iti ne.t f .ir a
' lonir time. pTl! !,e ivc wasriil i ml v r,r t- ft
' sl.eiet'.i!. Ill: was ni vised to n-iko use of
: Svpy ite"s f"or;i pi .'jud s r;ijiof Wild iioriy, and
; ihrouirh i!-' i:-i' Wi.s restored 'o heaji'i.
I 1 ;i e-.-ery ct :"fi of t he end n' ry liicfs re po
j ntiH who Iibvp he n l ured i ( -onoiiiption. Pi
! its si-' eriil f'aircs. hy the use of lir. Sivrvin 't
: ."dediei;i". M.n v h :iil'ii n restored to li--ai!i
f after hi inrr e .iil'i;'' ', to ti.eir '. e n iliic-d to
1 iih-j-p .!: n .ns. ..ill ! n,i; witfi en : !'. r i; , t
; .v-e..5s. hi eti- !'ev-r. ti-tl all oile r irn'ic.-'i. rs
I of tin ndrM'.e'd slaye of dii a-e. I; itror t'-.-.-.t
i i:i i I i t ;,.- s wlo-re -n - n re a ff i-et ed I Ik- p.-i: i
j niost have Some luujjs i cnuiuii'-fr, hut linms-
:ids rd
VICTIMS OF roxsi
PTIOX
I i
l'vn!
l-nve rteee-ide, o (le-f,- e-ra
r i,o iMiirnJ 'inve
lieen cured if th- v l ad
W' l "MVBvnt'a tai
rry ' in H :nc.
ponin yrn-) of v
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:;:ic 11. Jtrrtei:i. r-1 r: ium ewr. i;itKs
l';i., sny. : 1 In-vo r- ei" u- li-.
S.-.-nvne's ('inpr?r-d Swi:r of Wild t':i'-i iy ter
nijtrty y ni p. n-id it ! s prnv s c.Tc- t v.'u m
-iiriiiy l ,,' f f a ndi!i!r -ni ur i:" .ind a II jmi :mii': y
i-fiec! ii:n ". i 'ie.'it ti. In t iic i cry i cm- ;
t e.f thp kind in the mm f - . j
ir. .1. II. IMi-.deo. Hi.vfYfmvT. r.r!;": i
esint y. IV.. w ri te : Ye-nr l.'i - in fio:-.!'! ! ym p "f
W ild ('!); t---!-ein iny highly: !-.ivi- l.'-en t
tej !i ne- und i . e. nutendl'i.z it t - in v i ;. n ' s f - r ;
limiiy years anu i ,iiiv i!ivi e!e -:i. ns in i
otiMtittsatc Putiiriis. Ir, "ehl il nnd ns? !ttM i- nf j
feetir.im. I? h:is innde r.. "p. re'inrk i'ele c: 1 I
in this f-ep'ion. md I p-ini.i r tt l liefest rc:.:-I'-ly
witii wliieii I am iieiiii.iinte.!. J
; .' Jiesei i'ii- s in ! t .ins ill nil nrr. -nnniei- !
tl-in-i, ,i-i. J H.,li-is letters In I j t . SW.VVXP, A '
SOX, :;:) N. sixth (-treet. FhiLnU Ipti..i. C ;
chilli'- will l.e fundi- lor iii: lei-.
Seld l-y lJ.ujf4is.tS auu Ucuk't'9 io .uoJicinc- I
ercuctuiiy.
Are jrepernlly preceded liy n moist lire like per- I
spiral inn : ilisi i -pwkjiiir iteliinif. n tt.i.n!i p.n i
worms were i-nnviniir Iri nnd iilxnit the n ciiru, :
pnrliculnrly nt ii :i l.t when iiii.lres--iriK- .-r in t-e l
wfter pitiii- wniui: . tent ieies t.,iwa i'seif j
nr. him. I thr prixate puna nnd tr ijuently fe- 1
mill p Hre p.ii cly alJIieieil. pxn lulii u, inio i.p(
iix en', .i iii4T . .'1 . i;. -ii ressnm. . n.-es 1.1 li.njf
i-t-.ii-din arc perimiii(.'r.i ly cured by t-hnidy ap
I'lyin.T SWAYNS'S OSNTiYiENT.
jii:i:f is tjlr j'j:oof:
Tr. Pwhj nc ,c; Son : r.i-oh-wecl plp.-.sp find r,nc
''!h;i (or two l. us ol our Hint njeiii lor Itch
inir l'iles. 'i liese ere for (nime of i:v fiieiids
v?io nre pftiicti-.l with this disi i-ps.-i'mr .-v.m-pla'iir.
1 he liov .vn:i sent iup h ve:-r nyi. 1 nm
iflail. yes. 1 pin proud to pnv it inerte ii perleel
cure. 1 t hink 1 1 f leiene-i- phoi.l.i le pnhiished
tliionlt i:, K-ioiln :-nl iir--:i,li li of the hind.
You can publish this if v.mi t)ii:ik pr .p- r
lA V 1 1 C l;os-;. K 'K l.K.
I.ndie.sl-urff. Kreileriek Co.. M,.
T?enW! If von nreci,fr,. in!r withlhisanTiov
Inif potnphiint, or Totter, and ei iistv, pihv.
itchy i kin disease, iro to vonr driii-mst and ir'.-t
a hottle of Swnynes A II 1 1. ii I nm ment. It
'm i-ureiy i-iireyou. I'rie.., 5 )
nls a liox : :1
t)oX" SI..-: f. 1-oxes -J.rHI. S,
adiin-ss on receipt of price.
nd hv in nil to nnv
rri'pnred oi!y ,y
Dr?.
AYKE & COT.
3.tO North Midi Mrepf, riai:jlp!l,a.
bold hy all l'romiiieu t Jruf(f:sts.
HOW TO
The most London Hnir f'olnr Restorer
j.nnnon iimr color K.-storc-r i
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American
People
For Restoring
Cray Hair nnd
Preventing-
flat dn ess
SATE YOUIt
TFU! flRF.AT HAIR mom CFH AVD TIT
O H hFIv vWl i "utN 1 H s A I t
.1 1U..-1.IKI It. ' It penetrates the roois of
tlip linir iind iitiniulates ih.-m in the sump wv
thut ferliltzinir irents spread over the btoiu.;
Ptimnlfltp Hip rns roots nnd enuip the M.iden
tospriiiir up in myrliid-., pontliiirthecHrih ith
verdiire. H my well !, liol the lertil.zer .1
... i.n... a if .-in. liurreil PCillli. rtr uK.,,...
. . . it--. - " i r i iiv
-""Miniiiuiri-Miiri-sii io u pristine t.pnntv
andcoior.andallayspll lieliln. cures dmidriin1
THE GREAT REPUTATION
whleli It In,, nttalnpd nml the larfrc nnmbpr of
tpstimonlals which ,e PonHtanMy I.PiiM, re
ceived, are conclusive proor or its trreut value
ItTtS (EKTS PEK KTTf.r.
SIX I10TTI,KS, ?t.f,oSpnt by express to any
nddrexs on receipt of prl.-e.
Aodrp ordern to Dr.SWAYNE&SOV am
North Sixth street, I'hlladelpuU. W
fOLi nr all nnuGGisi's.
Tlsc Oiscoveror Htid enmtoimiJcr o
ID CiiERBT
la
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i.r.:d:hf I'liLSIillVAriliN- Ir trea:- u;--m
;.I Mioon. l .i.T lost, l:..w r' 'ii.' d an-! l ew r
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1i rriirra. or S.-nilna! ho'r (imrtvrniil :m.i? .liar
ti.il). NiTVi ns and I'l vs-.'al luduiiy. llypei i :n-
llia, (il.N.iav V .r-l'i.en-.. Me.itat llcj v:-. i..n.
I.'--if Lnc-tlrv. P n-u.ir.l t'l.uii '-.i.-ik .-.:.'.! n
of Mind no 1 j..i. MT.ee y. l-i.-aire Mne fe
Jtle'id. an I all liis.-avci risit'tf fi ni " I-im;oi-s
ok Vki th or tho linlificrv: ns er u:vsm'( id ira
turo J ars. , . ,
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r;'v"r:s I'hvFi.-al fi.nTi . Trn" .Mi.ri'hy.
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Every yc-ir ii.crc.ifc- tlie c-pr.Ii It y
of ta; valuab'o JL.ir I'ic -a'ati-. :
which is n;; to merit alone. We cr.r
fnre our old ption that it i .( r:
Sal'v up to its high standard; :.nd ."t
i the only reliabV, :mil t t -Ibcted j-:ej -ivntion
i'or restoring Okay ci: I'ai i.i1
IIaih to its youthful color, mr.ki.:g it
soft, lustrous and .".ikon. The .kcaif,
by its v.o, Vocov.ies white ami clean.
It removes all ?n:j. lions r.nd dndm'X
and, by its tonie propertied, prevents
the hair from filling out, it Vtiniu
lates and iiourihci the bair-ulauds.
liy its hp. the hair grows thicker f.nd
stronger. In baldness, it restores the
capillary glands to their innnal vigor,
and will treat e a new growth, c-xcei t
in extreme old aero. Jt is the int
tconomlcal IIaik Dr.rss'xc, overused,
r.s it leipiires fewer applications, and
gives the h.cr a splendid, glossy ap
i'earance. A. A. Hayes, M.D., ftrite
As.sayer of jl;xssachusetts, says, Tl.-a
constituents are pure, and carel'uilv
selected for excellent quality; an' 'I
consider it tho 1i:s,t lV.LrAKATioS
for its intendee' jmrposcs."
Soul by all Dmjyix,, and Dmlcr$ in Medicinet.
Price One Dollar.
Buckingliani's Dye
FOR THE "VvTIISKEHS.
As cur I?e?iewcr in many cases re.
ijuircs too long a time, and too much
care, to restore gray Tr faded Whisk,
ers, we have prepared this dye, in o;,6
preparation; which will quickly and
ciTectually accomplish lliis result. It
is easily applied, and produces a eoh t
which will neither rub nor wash oU
Sold by ail Druggists. Price
Cents.
Fif.5
Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO.,
NASHUA.
iuua;iaviiiuiiiioiunfj.
H'.AVIXO reppntly tnlnrc-ed ourstocl; we hip
new nreonred o w !l nt n irrent redn. ti.-n
r.in. iormer prieo-.. nr ytuek ppii-isis r
i trills, Jledieines. I" rl i.nipt v, lnry Snnp,
J-Pon'S. Hnll nn.l .M!en Hiiir lIestor.it in p.
J.',1.3- "V""10"''"' ringers. Liniments, l'.iii,
Killer. itr.iie M.rnoii. Ks?. .Imnniea Cinder,
1 tire fluvorincr trnpt . I
S ru(v SiM.ihioir gyi-up, Spippd Sj rup, Kliubaii,
1 uro bpieos, &o.
Cigars anci Tobaccos.
ftlank rtookn, need. Xoton nnd llondf: Cap.
1 osi, Cominereinl and all kind-, of Not.. S ai er,
l.nve.opes. Peiw lVneiis, .Arnolls Wriiiinr
J. V J- nr"l "-'l Ink, l'o !set nnd
!tOOU4. M.m.,inaa X' ... . ...
C Vl-llrfVl-n,l,lillnnu..lnnl. . 1 . . . r i-, .
ll'M-n ..,:-----""'""-ii""iniiiiiuii i i.q
toni r.V,0.wlJK'h wo wou'J fuvitetlieat
tpntion of thp F.ndio.
1'IIOTI G KA 111 AI.nUMS at lower rrlces
i "i ini in hum place.
nper Hntl Clears fe.ld eitl
,al'-. LK.MMOS
J my an, ifcs. Main
H. 1'I.AXK. M. P., respectfullr
oilers liis jirofesstonul services to tlio
cltlrns of Knensd.nrir nnd rieimtv. tt-fioc ml- '
i-.nln!r rei-ldenep nn-l iniinedlntelr 'in tlp resr ot '
Jinn. i:. J. Lloyd's drtiK mere. Niitht pnlls run i
l-o inado at tiio rcsl-Uneo of .Mrs. Hunn. on Craw.
f-rd KtroPt. KeriFUur. ij-jj.u i '
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Surceon,
CAltnoi i.tows. Pa-
t)(Tti-p rppcntlvopriiptprt l,v M. J. Ituek. M 1) .
In reur of Julin It-iekV store. Niriit nilU i'-..iv
be made at Mr. Hint's residence. I j l'.'.'tcj
The Salt Iilrjyt ,
The mini y , Vi
it means cuiiiln.. 1.
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hlori s ot pret i ,,,, :
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