JUL
modeiix j:a n run i a a i-:s.
Durinir 1S40 the island of Ternate
was laid waste. A destructive earth
quake occurred in Armenia, and ninny
persons perished at Zante. Over five
thousand peisona lost their lives at
Cape llatien in bi. Domingo m 1812,
AGAINST
'Valparaiso and South italv were de
structively visited, fourteen thousand
persons losing their lives at Metli. Jn
the fall of 1852 the I'hillippine islands ;
Buffered severely, Manilla being nearly
destroyed, and a shock even being felt J
jn England. Thebes, in ttreece, was'
neai I v 'destroyed in 152, and on April
10, 1851, t. Salvador, in South Amcr
How to Leakn to Swim Kxery
bov should know how to swim, and
girls, too, for that matter. How many
tragedies would Ik; avoided if youth
would but, acquire the simple art of
swimming! It is well said that man
is the only animal that lows himself
in the water. As the, season for
I iniminr is ftt hand, we rppend di
desire to call the attention of the public tn the fact that tve have ' rM.,ionS for acquiring the ai t of swim-
, minj a iiirntsneu uv a " ioihmhicih.
' of the "American Agriculturist "
When I was a boy 1 learned to swim
i -
1
rir
REDUGTl
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!
f licit;
Origin of the I',staae
1-1 !
and Point a Title, in vjtiadu'onpe, was J
nnlirnli; f'nil VII V 1 l Vi 1 4- 1 O V IT Si II",
IS 13. "During S51. Rhodes. Maori. remodled, re flitted and remored to our
- - - CT , w -
LARGE HEW STORE
ROOM
BARGAINS!
IN THE ZAHM BUILDING, EBENSBURG, PA.,
XVIiere we have Just received n immense stock of
HATS, C A PS,
ica', was wholly ruined. Anasaca, in Cm,.riSiHv offiffl i
Japan, and fc'iimxla, in Xiphon, were ' .. ; -.-y--ToT
destroyed on December 231. 1854, J7RESII GROCERIES AID PRO ISIO?
.feddo being much injured bv tlie Ta
PROVISIONS
I)uiincr-18o5-ClOUSSa 111 Ttir- Consisting of FLOUR. FISH. SUOAK. COFFLE, iKA,iii-i.-rB.D.
Kwere SOLE AGENTS IX EHLMK FOR H'CLAFLIX'S WIRE CABLE SCREW ROOT.
GH E TJ A TRIAL!
AISI3 SAVE S20 XMSTfc CENT.
I3Y BUYING FOR CASH !
The Highest Market rriees paid for Grain and rroduce,
Mclaughlin bros, & co.
shock
11th, .Jeddo was again nearly destroy- .
ed. On MarJi 12th, lSoG.'nl the is- j
land of Orcf t Sanger, one of the j
Molucca, nearly three thousand lives)
were lost, while on October 12th of
the same year, several islands sank in
the Mediterranean. In 1857, Calabria
and other towns were again destroyed j
ami twenty-two thousand lives were!
lost in a few seconds, making a total ;
loss in the kingdom of Naples alone of
111,000 inhabitants in seventy live
years. Corinth was nearly destroyed j
in the year 158, and five thousand ,
persons perished at Quito on March '
'21st, 15'J, during which year J-.vze-roum,
in Asia Minor, was visited, and
one thousand persons lost their lives ;
On December Stli, IcmO, many build-;
ings were d jstroyed at ban JSah'adoie, , st.x k of Pry Goods, Notions. Millinery. Curpets. Oil Cloths. Ac., to be found in Cam'..rin county.
J
GEIS, FOSTER &QUINN
113 and 115 Clinton Street, Johnstown,
ALWAYS II AVE THE
by means of a swimming: board.
' This is the safest method possible. If
! corks are used they may slip from
! around 'lie breast nown beneath the
body, throwing the head beneath the
surface, and putting the wearer in
danger of drowning, borne country , ;
boys get two bladders and tltfn tie;
them together with a short cord, and ; CUTLERY, litC,
use these as supporter's. They are the j
most dangerous things jiossible for a J "
boy to have. The board is perfectly
sate, and one can learn to swim in a
very short time by using one. It
should be over four feet long, over a
foot wide and two inches thick, made
of soft pine or cedar.
lo Use it a boy W ildes in tlie Water i preparatory to tearing down and rel.uilding liis
Up to his shoulders, then taking hold j extenaive Store Room,
I h fore him towards the bank and not jarOO-j
into the deep water spiings forward
with his feet ami throws himself flat
upon the water. This movement car
ries him along a few feet. He then
draws up lxlh his legs at the same
time, keeping his knees as far apart as
BARGAINS !
IT HOC. LESS MM COST.
BARGAINS !
-2 4-1
but no lives were lost, and two slight
thocks were felt that winter in Corn-
wall, Kngland. During 1 SGI several j rT-BUsnE ise.
lives were lost at IVuigia, Italy, at'."- - - lcey,
Coiiu'di and other places in Greece, j Attorneys-at-Law.
while at ?deiidoza, in South America, ' r2l Seventh St., Washington, I. C.
twothirds of the city was des:roed
and seven thousand lives wera lost.
On Deeimber 19th. 18C2, over one
hundred anil fifty buildings and four
teen churches were destroyed at
(JiiMteruala, an l a few months after
wards thiiteen villages were ruined at
llhodes. On June od, 1S(4, Manilla,
in the Philippine Islands, was again
destroyed, with ten thousand inhabi
tants and much valuable property ;
and during that year a shock passed
over tho central, west and northwest
ot England. On July lsth, 18G5. sev
eral on sous wcte killed and two huni
tired houses destroyed at Macchia, ,
Sicily, while during the same year a
tlestruetive earthquake visited .San j
Francisco, Cal. Over two thousand ;
shocks? were experienced during the j
first half of April, 18G8, and the de
t: Unction of life ami property was very
great; and on August loth, of the
same year, Peru, Ecuador and Chili j
were terribly devastated by a violent ;
earthquake, which destroyed several
large cities along the coast, a huge
tidal wave finishing the destruction.
J Jet ween thirty and sixty thousand
persons on this occasion lost their
lives, the exact number never having!
t<n'i rirgr'' the number nd street.
ttr-i
yet been arrived at. Several slight j
shocks have been felt in different por
tions of the globe timing 1800, 1ST0
and 1 S7 1 ; but in 1 872 ntioch, in
Syria, became again the scene of ter- ;
lible destruction of both i.fe anil
projriy. During that year Califor !
nia, Oregon, the North Pacific, New
Hampshire, North Missouri, Nevada, j
Virginia, Caucasus, Iceland, Japan, !
Sioux City, Long Island and West- j
cl.ester c unty were affected by shocks
of earthquake, although not of a serious i
character, but illustrative of the fact
that no spot of tlie whole earth is free !
from the iuflitences of this destructive
phenomenon.
Inventor.
We procure patents In all countries. No attor.
xey fkk9 iv nv.iTE. Vo chnrBTc unles 1 lie
patent Is granted. No fcoo for m: kin prelimin
nry cxnniinntlons. No al litiunal Toes lor lt:iin
liiit n l con'luctln'f a rclionrinir. S ccial attention
jt'iven to Interference i nsc before tl.e I atcn Of
tice. Kxtcninns before t 'onif rrn. Inlriniceinvnt
Suits in different Stules nnl all litiif t ion apper
taininsr lo Invent ions or Patents Ski stamp
FOR HAMPHLKT OIVIXO Ft'l.L I XSTRI'CTION 8.
I'nilfil In let f'oiirlo iml Kepurlme ntt.
riaims prosocnteil in the Su-Temc t'ourt of the
Vnited Siaies. t'ourt ol Claims. ourt ol t'omtn s
sinners of i l;la inn t .'liins. Southern (Mnims 'om
mis.ion. and all classes of war claims belore the
Kxccutive Kcpartmonts.
,trrP8riof I'ny and ltonn.r.
Offtcfrs, sor.niFRS. ami SAit.oRs of the late
war, or their heir are in many cases entitled lo
f . I 1 ... i li'.iia r..ti 1. -..r ; . i
II. iwi"."i"'ic-. iiic lull iiij..'ij vi i.' i,i.:t7, film
state amonnt of pa and linnnty received. Kn
cloFe st inp and a Inll reply attcr examination,
will be given you without clianre.
lKi
All nfirrm, fmhlirrx anil mil or wounded, rup
tured, iir injureil in the late war. however slightly,
are entitled to, and can obtain a pension.
CnlfMl Kinteia ii c r it I IhihI tittle.
Contested Lnod Cases. Privnte I.nnd Claims.
litiinir. preemption, and Homestead Cases, pros-ei-uted
beliorc tlie Oencral Land Oinoe and Ve
partinent of the Interior.
I and Wnrrnnt-.
We pay cash for Bounty Land Wrtrrants. and
we Invile correspondence with all j'arties having
anv for snle. nnd urivc full and explicit instructions
where assignments nre imperfect.
We conduct nur business in separate Hnreans
having therin the clerical a sistHnce of able ml
experienced lawyers and ulve our closest personal
supervision tocvciy Important paper ,r pared in
each easo. Promptest attention thus secured to
ail business entrusted us. Address
K S. & A. P. LAi'EY. Attorneys.
ONLY REMEDY
FOR
HARirriMES.
CHANGE YOUR SURROUNDINGS.
possible, and then strikes out with
both feet, not straight backward, but
sideways, just as a frog does. The
stroke is made slowly, ami is reyeated
again, drawing up the legs slowly and
steadily. The board keeps the head
above the water. 'When thelegstioke
has leei learned, one hand is taken
! from the board and the stroke learned
or the chin may le rested upon the
board while the stroke is taken with
both hands. This is a very good plan i
and it compels the swimmer to keep
his hands under water, which he should
always do. IJy and by the loard
I may be pushed ahead, anil the young
swimmer may follow alter it. always
keeping it within reach. When a
number of 'oys go to swim, they
should always have tvo or three of
these boards with them for use, in
case of accidctit.
Mil. I. IUSP4ISK III Ills
Entire Stock of GOODS,
CONSPSTIXU PBIXi'l PALLT OF
Builders' HARDWARE,
Table and Pocket Cutlery,
I HON .NAT T.S. r. I. A fit, A s W A T?K. f,A MPs.
LAMP CIIIMNKVr. SToVKS. TINWAUK,
JIOUSK It A K !!. If MtVI'.SI C, TCf).S,
unlNnsniNFs. ii;es. shovels,
SPADF.S. PI.' MPS iMi Tl'llIXti.
LA XUU Kl) CI I V U NS, Ace.
AT LESS THAN COST,
IOH
CASH AND CASH ONLY !
mim & soi
Are now offering tn th? propl of northern
Otmbriii rare o;p.ri unit y to secure
As they are pi-llinir thtir entire sto-k of
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, QnoGMare,
Shoes for Men, Women and Children,
AT COST FOll CASH!
The post stamp w.vji...,,,.
don on the lnth of .1 nr. ii". ,
ngland employed it, !,, f
years. lVante ad.., -j n " .;r ;
of 84f. January, ,nj
1S50. -According to M
Ksqniros. it w as a curious ii.ci'
gave rise to the idea of mtacJ
A '.ravcler was crossin-r "f
years ago. a distiia in tl,e u-r
Kiigland. He arrivel at t!ie iJ w
an inn wheie a ixistinun h:h ' .
to deliver a letter. vet;. '
came out to receive it; j,'e tl 2
over and over in her l-md . 'i"".1 "
it.. : e a ' i
ine pi ice tu postage. I liis w
sum, and evidently the ir
flkl" ftlO llOvt 111 a II tl..m... I 1
. i' ' 11 '".in'ie.1 i.:
She sighel wadly. and . t ,B
was from her hr--thcr, hut iViU'
no money ; an1 - rviin..'
the postman. i ..e tru vK-i
wUo rambletl a?. - W. th.-
st ruction and i:.-or;i
tar; :, ! :
ion. I!,.,;' '
good heart, he .iiVie! p..v
tage of tiie letter, and in .
resistance of the young ,,. , . ;.
shilling. Her resir.in-t ;n.T..'i
fleet. Scarcely ha 1 t!;c p n 1
ed his back when the vuni -
er's daughter confe
4 !...... i i . - I
i in iv iei.vtcii net
anl l.-r !...
Some sisfus m:itk'l on 1, e. ,w
had tld lier all s!e l .
n i
but the letter coi;t:ti!i-,',
nil" I
e are ihhii s pour, t; i- .
"and so we inv. nV'd t!,U mii
respMiding and preptyin .m -j ,-v.
The traveler, cntiin;ii r j :,
askeil himelf if a sy-tt tis e i; - ,
to such frau 1 wa not ;i ;.-; t.
The sun -.- d not vt b - v
nritvlirxl Tli". I'.'.t -,c i
LOOK AT SOME OF THEIR TlilfES: ! the t,av, i. . UZ, Z
i ...t..l ;
.r.!t.i,i.rii.H. nut- II.".,, a Ilt. .
An.) nmnv nllirr prol tit lifs than thtv et
in the !. hiu! will out miif to pell un
til t lie i nt ire stot k is li(.o-d f.
Prinlc vnrA f:iet rflitr..
rtrnwn Mut-lil t rom rt t i ft el s. y r j .ird. j He Said that ill l'li"l:uil
A l C... Qt I., l.ti.la I
'liekinai V riln?ifH.'"
i'mit Ct'.lhH. 3") tii 5i ei. "
A II-Wool I Viss'im-i e t. '
Wliite Piques, si'ie 13 to 23 el. " "
" liMT Ml ll'..2j lo u5 tf. "
I.a lies' and C'ileli ",',' H -.
.. X. Irt. 13 in1 20 rt. p r pair
I.H'lie' nnl ni.Mi-fn'ti tJlovt . lo l 13e. kt 'r.
i I i rk' . N. Tiin-ji'l 7'" ets. t Ai r.'-ti.
H' T I r-nl. for ha'in w tii. :9i t-t.
W ASiHI 5T", H. O.
A ny jprson desiring lnfnrni.it ion ss to t lip stnn'l
Irts an.l r'sjx.n!iliility f the members f tlie tlrm
will. m roquest.be lurnislieil ilh a satisfactory
reference In his vicinity or Congressional district.
COLLIHS, JQHHSTGH & Co
BANKERS,
EBENSBURO, Penn'a.!
The Snowfi.oukk V remarkable
recount is admitted into Lcs Mondcs
of a so called snow flower, said to have
een discovered by Count Anthosdotfi
In 103. in the northernmost portion i
of siljcria, where the earth is continu-
ally covered with a coating ol frost. I
This wonderful object shoots foith f
from the frozen soil the first day of
the yerrr, and reaches a height of over '
three feet, blooms on the third day,
remains over twenty four hours, and
tn' n returns to its original elements. !
It shines fur a single day, then the
-!m, leaves and flower are converted
ic.to 'iliow. The leaves are three in nuin
lT. and about three inches in diame
ter, covered by a kind of microscopic
ii
pa YAiti.F. tts ni:nAii.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
M3NLY LOANED. COLLECTIONS MADE, "
AND A GEXEUAT.
BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
tySpecinl attention paid to l.iisinnss .f cor
n .l.ond. it. .a. w. ut;cK.
N,v.l'.i ls;3.-tf. C'HHhler.
All w;intins; FltriT KA l MS. psix ; i iliv n lnp
te.l tn I lie y inwl h f t lie V I N F. I il i :in
"$ta'lishe1 siicms and pnts I.AfsiK Pi.hhts.
The iHnd is a I so a "I up ted tut lie irr- ! i ! ! ' ncli
?. Pears, A poles, and sma II I i i.i: -: a '-.(. r.i ins,
Gr:isand VefiiMes.
Many hundred" if pjcfMent V in f v . i:is. Or.
CHAHOSand Farms rnii now hpsi . n.
THK LOCATION Is only 31 mil. s smith of
Philadelphia, hv K a frond. In n mild, deliirhi f ill
elimate.and at t he rpr y rt-mrs of the New York
and Philadelphia Mi.kets. Another l!atlro(td
run" ilfevt tn New Ymk.
THE Pr.APR Isa'reidv T.AROE. STTCESS
FI'T, and PltOSPEKtH'S. entireties. Sehnols,
and other nririleares sre already etalihsheil.
Also, mannfpelnries of Slmes. ("lot hlnir. G inss.
Straw fJnods. and other Miiiiu. at whieh differ
ent memhersof a family can procure employ
ment. If has been TIrai.tr It rsort for some years
ppst for iipiiplpmiffprinif f rum pulmonary nffeo
fions, asthma. eatarrh.l jrne anrl deliMity. many
t hrninMnds if w hm h vh "lit irely rceovered.
A new liriek Hotel lias just heen ont plated,
100 feel fr'.nt, jrh hnek iii'inys. f no r st nrto
hlirh, ineln tinir French roof, and nil modern
improvement for the accommodation of vis-ifo-s.
Pr;cp. of FA TO! T.AN'D. !. no pfh AfHE,
payatile liy intallm,nf. trithin lh- p'-rind of
four vears. In this elimafe. 20 acre of land
plunted oof to t inea will count as much as KM)
aeres further pnr'h.
Person uniieqiiainted with Fruit firowinar
enn hei-nme famili-ir with it in a short lime on
HCemmt ,f ciirr'iiindinjfs
FIVE ACHES, ONE ACHE, and TOY: LOTS
In the towns of Ijuiidisvillc and Vineland. also
for sale.
A iupr eontaioinir full information will h'
sent f e of pnt on a pi' ie:i! 'on to ClIAltT.ES
K. r.ANDIS. Vixri.ni. N. J.
Tiif rllowinir is an exlraet from a 'lotprlp.
tion of V'nel:tid. wrilK'n l.v the well known
a-'ienl mist, Solnr RoV.ivon, and p.ihliniic.1
in t'i New Vinli Tn7.ilir;
All .he 'I'mcrs were of :he -'well to do" sort,
an'' some of i hem. who hn ve mrwl their at lent ion
to rrni.s ami mnrkiM u!r 'pn:im have itrwn rich
The soil Is ln.nn. vnrv:nir fn.m snn'y tn elayey.
and sni'aee freot'v n.n'n'arin. i -iterseeted wifh
small stre.nns anil non,on I wet meadows fn
which dpn! 8 r peal or innek are stored snffi
eient fiforti':e li r!m j nnlnn.' snrlare after
It has heen exhai'S'T5 of f.s ni'nrsl rprtiliiy.
7f t certainly o,r of the most e.vlri.nire tritcl. in
an'nhnovt Iff poi:.ln.i. aid tniirblt condil ion
for jilfnnnt fr i I'-.tfi. thrt ire Vnote of thin aide of
the Wftern P -vi i. We found tome of the old
tnt fm a ppa-.e.itli- jnit r, pro.fitt.Jhj prodnctire
an vhen cleared of forext Jtft,j or hundred years
ago.
The een'oeist world soon i see ver theeanseof
this continued letiiii y. The whole country is a
narine le.isit and al' tloMnirh the soil we fnnnd
the form of induraled cnleareous marl. shWinir I Vlllaoje and liumlct ail'l I. tit pours tlie
ii.iiiT iii.i !nu i.i ...j in nneivin funis oi ineicr-i ,,;i,l ..,,,,.1 .t .. l
lin-v r,rmi. i..n - mnd ti.i., .,. i. ! w H'i ciowcl oi men and women and
A Devii. Daxcf. in I nth a. Tt is an
cxt rcjnely dillicull thinp; for a Kuro
pcan to witness a devil dance. .Asa
rule lie must go disguised and he must
b; able to speak tlie language like a
native, lie fore be is likely to be admit
ted witboiitsuspieion into the charmed
circle of fascinated devotees, ach eager
to press near the possessed priest to
ask him questions about the future
while tlie divine afflatus is in its full
force upon him.
Let me try to bring the whole thing
vividly before the reader. Night,
starry and beautiful, with a broad, low
moon seen through pa'ms A still,
solemn night, with few sounds to mar
the silence, save tlie deep, mutlled boom
of breakers bursting on the coast full
eight mile- distant. A lonely 1 ut, a
huge banyan tree, grim and gloomy.
All around spread interminable sands,
the only vegetation on which is com
posed of lofty palmyran and stunted
thorn trees and wild figs.
J n the midst of this w ilderness rises,
spectre like, that aged, enor.nous tree,
tlie banyan, hauntet by u most ruth
less she devil. Cholera is abroad in
the land, and the natives know that it
is she who has sent them tlie dreaded
pestilence. The whole neighborhood
wake9 to the determination that the
malignant power must be propitiated
in the most erfectu.-d manner.
I'he appointed night arrives ; out of
. . ; sii.iwN I nun ?l...i tn 1 on
I have also on U.in.l a lew if"o.i nowine , w ill e!i you to. re pi:t. needles, hair-pim. i
11:..-riiM whieh I will sell at tr..tn Ml tn -0 pj,,, ilU.,, ...-,(... ior 0 ef s. than you ever
less thnr ,rt. snd am airert tor theirreat - . ,,r,,,r,. ,.:t,jn,l f,,rihesme moi.et." Aljio. a i
II A Sin 4.1 KK. (theinly rhnniMl.le self 1ee.i j ,.,., Vliri,.tv of other ro.! ,.t eq-iaily i.i.w 1
tiummer in the world,) which 1 will verj low f .,.H.-H li,,'nd see them, and Ii hiii f.. t.uir- J
lor casll. I u lvpi vn.i nill lp vlirr in li iirn. that nmnev I
tun u saved l.y dealiri? with them.
lies are sirong. r;7ii tlire
tiers often lived lar sjvirt.
the spirit 'f cciiTi.t
its, t he corre'M)il ii e v. ;i(,i ;,
ited by the cost of tlx -! ;
by lowering thi l-i: ri. r. a
vice would le render-.--! t- v
t)iit hurting the resmin-i i '. ;
uiv. These ietvs w( r. f;-rn;
the Knli-ili (iovi ri;i!n :..;.!!
10th of Jmiiin v, Js4,l ,t 1u.,Ti
n. i
Now is tie Time to Secure Barpins !
iVmm TEIY SLL ?SF. CASH
ItY It! YIXJ A
I
Waj I
Six let cf Eoais or Very Little U
tWAIt person I.noiring thent
selres Indebted- to tne are earnest I a
reanestetf to eonie fortrard tri'hont
delay and settle their respert i re ar -cottnfs,
either bg note or cash, and
thereby sore costs, as must hare
in g ttoof.s closet I in the shortest tune
possible.
HIGH STREET, EBEXSBURK, PA.
And don't foru-et lhat they ln.ve added to their
at'k a larire assortment of
Superb CI-OTIIINCir
For men and t.oys. whieh they do not propose
tfi sell nt eosl. t.ttl pled'i- thenelres to rtipoi
of al lower i t t tin n wenrinjf nppnrel j iall
pi-i ft el in make and f 1 1 ie fa n he lxiijr!it any
wh i- else in the"- nit. fall and examine
tcoods uniJ prict-, ami bear in mi. id that
.A.S.G.A.C.
A. A. BARKER & SON,
15 is. i in si i i:;, lA. 3m
ESTAslISHEB IWESTT-WKE TLUS.
JOHNSTOWN SAVINGS BANK!
. 120 Clinton St., Johnstown, Pa.
COIAKTKMKD SKPT. 12. 1870- TIRPOSITS
' received of all sums not less than Ono Itollar.
Interest If due In the months of June and Decem
ber, and !. not withdrawn is added to the delim
it, thus rntniiouniiitiu- twice a year without tron.
i:e, developed only on that side of the j.ierai rate i
hf:n which in turned to the North. times then m
Minir the ileuositor tocall or even to n.rkcni Mm
deposit hook.
mney loaned on Heal Fstate. Preference, with
and Ion time, riven to borrowers ol.
mortitapre on lurms worth feitror more
amount oi loan desired. Uood reference
'I ilfc lluwcr, Wliell OIH Iled, in btar- l rl. et titles, etc.. required.
. , . V , ,. .,' . Tins eorM. ration Is exclusively a Savlnirs Bank.
hUnH l, Its petal- Ol ibe Same length N eomm rial iei...-its received, nor diaeountg
v.illi tbi' le iv nod oboi.t li-dCnn in.di T"tted. No limns on personal security.
.ii ii iuc ieaeM, ani aooui nan an nu u HUn ai)p,j,.nll, ,or rr Wers. copies of the
ide. On the thild dilV the extleUli- rules, by-laws, and special law rilatinir to this
p. i ,t i - i Ifank. sent to anv address desired,
ties Of the ailthCld, Which Hie live 111 Tki stkkb .Inines tlooper. n.tvl I Dibert. O. B.
I ill III bet'. Show UliliUte iclisteilillg peaks Jjwea. F. V. Hay. .lol.iiLowinan, H.
, , .. i r . 1 . , liauincr, Jr.. Daniel iMeIaim him. D. .1. IMorrell.
like 1 1 1:1 111 Ml I the Size Of the plIl S lames .Mc.Vlllen. .lames Alorley. IewisI'litt H
bead, wlreii are tlie seeds of this as- $j Y""1 Sui';-Ue','e r jSwk.-nu
toiiishing flower.
Count A nlhoskoiT collected some of
thec feeds, and hatening with them
to St. I'ct.'isbuigh placed them in a pot
of snow, wheie the remained lor an
entire year, but on thel.st of January,
1801, the snowllowor burst through its
icy envelope and displayed its beauties
lieforc tin ryes of th'j itnjieiial court, j
IxTKHF..sTi.va Facts. The nnmlrr
of seeds of wheat in one pound is ten
thousand five hundred.
The numlier of seeds In one pound of
InSlKFi.1. MDtt-IELI.. Prp.l.lenf
Frank Diiikrt. Treasurer.
Uykcs Lldkr. Solicitor. 112-3,'77.-ly.
EtetoY IKSURAECE AGEHCY.
rl AV. DICK,
Gen'l Insurance Agent,
:; kxs it 17 it a , jm .
roliclcs written at short notice In the
OLD RELIABLE -ETNA"
Anil oilier lrt !. Hmaahs,
F.benshurg-. Sept. 22, 187 -ly.
children. In vain the Iralimins tinkle
their lulls at the neighboring temple ;
the people know what they want, and
the deity which they must reverence
as supreme just now.
On Hows the crowd to that gloomy
island i.i the star lit vcist.e that weird,
hoary banyan. The circle is formed,
the lire is lit, the offerings are got
ready goats and fowls, and rice and
pulse and sugar, and ghee and honey,
and white chaplets of oleander blos-
! so in 9 and iasinine buds. The toin-
t'.red all through the toil, in a very comminuted
form. 'and in the exact cotnition moni easily aim
ilated, bg uch pit ill at the farmer desire to culti
vale. 8-25.-1 v.l
EXT DOOR tojhe POST-OFFICE.
TIN, fOPPF R & SHEET-IRON WARr
Ilavinjr recently taken possession of the new
ly fitted up and cniTimodioiis hiijldinr n If irl)
Street, two doors east of the Hank and nearly
opposite the Mountain House, f ho no Ixeri '.
better tiifiared tlmn i'vir lo ir.i..n r.,..t .. .... n I
articles in the TIN.COPPElt nn 1 SH f.KT.I Ifi im
va H b line, nil of which will i.e fui-nished to i torn 9 are lieaten more loudlv and rr.D-
hllVPrt ill thl vil-r inipncl lirin.. nl.. I - . - I
The subscriber also propones to keep m full
and varied assortment of
Cooking, Parlor and Heating Stoves
of the most approved designs.
tJr-SI'OPTlN-n and KOOFIXH made to order
and wai iamed perfei t in inaniiiaotnre and ma
terial. KKJ'Al IMN(J promptly nt tended t.
wiirmwip ny me win ne none ritrht and
idly, the hum ol rustic converse is
stilled and a deep hush of awe struck
expectancy .holds the niotly assem
blage. I'fiihhhljihia Herald.
F.WJAYiSI
50
Manufacturers,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
OF
tin, mn
AND
Lemons a Cure for Consumption
on fair terms and all STOVES Mni WAhEsoid ' A correspondent of an English med-
oiiunor Ik iiml'M-PoM In prfoc. A continuance 1 ,ea' Jrn:u IUI'lllshcs tlie fullowmg'
Sheet Ironwares
AND DEALERS IN
an line easeoi patioo.ijre ta respecti .illy soiiel- recioe is a new cure for consti motion
1 - - t - -
ted, and no effort will be wanting to render en- 1
nre Kill ll HCIMIII in nil.
VALUE LCTUINGER.
F.l.ensl.iir-. Oct. 13. l70.-tf.
A i I it i
barloy isiifteen thousand four hundred. I I I u
The number of seeds in one poMixl Of I I "ri
of oats is twenty tin iisand.
i not easily earned In th-8e times, hut
; ean he made in three months' hv anv
one of eitliei sej. in anv part of ihe enun
try who is Willing to 'work ateadilv at
the empluynient whieh we furnish.- You need nut
.... , f , . . . " 'j ! iiuiui mrr mxiii. i uu can ifive
J he UUUlber Of seeds in a pound Ol your whelo lime to the work. or only vourspare
rve 14 I went v.t hlee thousand inomeim It eot nuthiTig to try the hunlness.
Te IS IWeiliy iUltC lliousami. Term and 5 outfit free. Address at onee, H.
'I he number of seeds In a pound of "allkt u uo., rortiand. Mino. (3-23.-iy.
buckwheat is twentv uve thousand.
1 ii t dim i? i am;v
139 Franklin Street, Johnstown.
MOMTMENTS. HEAD and TflMR
STiim. roirvrep ..! .-
NET SI. A US M A V fi'l si ... .....
fHetured d the very besi Italian and,'.'; i,
Amerieati Matlilrs. Entire satislao 1 ! ;
ti n iruarante. d in price, design anil
eliar.u le;-il work. i f-
Dr.lera respeet fully aoliei!. d -
and promptly tilled at the verv .,w. J 1
-8t cash rates. Try me. iTr
April 24, Uiel.-tf. JOHN i' vlw'.E.
Put a dozen whole lemons in cold
water and boil until soft (not too soft)
roll and squeeze until the juice is all
! extracted, sweeten the juice, enough to
lie palpable, then drink. Use ns many
as a dozen a day. , Should they cause
pain or looseness of the bowels, lessen
the qunntitv and use five or six a day
, until Itctter, then liegin and use a dozen
i aeain. liy the time you have used five
I or six dozen you will begin to gain
'. strength ami have an appetite. Of
; course as you got better yon need not
use so many. Follow these directions
and we know that you will never regret
it if -there is any help for you. Only
keep it up faithfully. We know of
two cases where both of the patients
i were given up by the physicians, and
were in the last stages of consumption,
yet both were cured by using lemons
aeeor.iing to the directions we have
stated: One lady in particular was
LOKKTTO- PA 1..wl.:.l.ln ...r,-.. L.ur 1 l.n.l l..t. 1
r-Offlee opposite A. L Christ V. Ir,..;i, ....... ...... .w., , t. ,t. i
Nijrut can can i made at the office. fr-4.-ti.j everything that money could procure,
HEATING PARLPS aid C00KIH5
-it!-? f)
-AND-
VEGETABLE SICIU
HAIR
TRENEWSR
p-.i.i f.
T li-t'.-l? r-
a enuv was
circulateii over tlie Ki,.w
the British I5es. Tlii- h.'i .
sohiii surp
1 t!ie f i ;
lators. IYn vears l it. r. in
numlier ol Ietter ii.n t-t i
.Mlil.OO to T.-:r..:N. M;
Hill occupied in Iv:i-nl
Secretary t the To-i i t-
77. irroiK f i"i!- r.
The 1Hi esM"Sji e i-r IV.'
A Constant in. 'i'h- c rre; !; -the
?an Franci-c 7r ...'' "
the followins jn-n pictii'v ef
buildino and it" tirvtiti.-! : 1 ..v .
Mospie. or Mu.j!ie of I! 7'. o
Stambonl. has fr me a
The bu'lding s v.;u
The court i -rv ; !;' '
Vou enter by e!:i ! '
rated in 'tr-il r jn-: fir el :
surround the '."urt ; 11. -i - ! :
ranr of ninn- "f I'1'? ?
verde anti pi.-. with c:';. ' ;
marble rn:unei!te-.l in fl!'::'"s';
the centre of the coid't
fountain under araii";1) ' '
by a cluster o f.i.e tr-... A'
ter the court mi l.t :i t: r
w in. and for a i;i i: ' ' '
darkened w it !i the '! ' 1 ! ' -'
1 myriads of dove-. Tiu
j otlspiing of a p-ir t;ici '
; Door W oin-i" by :;! ci 1 ,
presented to the n
as wa the ibi T
rex ei and t 'I ',
its under th '
Kx-ery year increases tlie populaiity
of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We can
assure our old patrons that it is kcr.t
fully tip to its hiijh standard; and it
is the only reliable an perfected prep
lration for restoring Gray or Faded
JIair to its youthful color, making it
soft, lustrous, and filken. The scalp,
by its use, becomes white and clean.
It removes all eruptions and dandruff
and, by its tonic properties, prevents
the hair from falling out, as it Vtimu
lates and nourishes the hair-glands.
By its use. the hair grows thicker and j
st rotiTpr In bobln ?t rploii iho ,
capillary glands lo their normal yisror, x" tno f:U,',nI
and will create a nexv growth, except ,1'' l',e ,1!7
in extreme old age. Ft is the most j fr fun. u I
economical Hair 1)kessixg ever used, I deep w ;th swan
rs it requires fexx'er applications and : av!i oi ine e
gives the hair a splendid, glossy aj
pearance. A. A. Hayes M.D State
Assayer of Massachusetts says "The
constituents are pure, and carefully
selected for excellent quality ; and I
consider it the Best Preparation
for its intended puqioses."
Sold by all thrnrijisix, and Dealers in Medicine.
Price One Doliar.
Bucldngliarii s Dye
FOR THE IvHISKERS.
As cur Renewer in many cases rr
quires too long a time, and too much
care, to restore gray or faded "Whisk
ers ve have prej.ared this dye, in o
preparation; wliioh will quickly and
effectually accomplish Ibis result. It
is easily applie.1, and produces a coht
which xvill neither rub nor wash oil
Sold by ail Druggists. Price Fiftj
Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL & CO
NASHUA.
I. - -
in 1 :- '
r - ' -
:('.
t;
I il... I.!. 1. .....1. . ,, I I
mi.- injii i;i." -
rets not unviit i ' v :'
derxilier, you tlm-w a ; '
wheat into "the coin I. ' '
der cloud the whole tii vn
you xvith the in-h rr-1 ;1r
storm. They :o l ' r r:,
heap themselves t-oil" 1 :-: '"
their heads in their e.'V"' !""
morsel o! erilll. J'i '
: one enters the "v"
I tt- flirl.f ctll n!'LT li t'
j cloister and li'.iii tl o s
floating down. I s!"" ' ''.
' placid pleasure tl':.t tl-e
; the turban t"V- - f t I'
and his btr ' -' f " ,. . .
are suchd Jul ' ' "r1';;' ,
is his neighbor, -V1"' , .
timn. who sel's p ifmn. v : A - '
also Ihe felbiw nt t!" r'
il
r !
'Shcrbit" and
Chi
li
A LECTURE
Juxf PuldiHhal, in n SitiU d Furrh.fc. Vice, 5 ctx.
A l ecture on the Mntarr Tren'menl anil ltmtiral
t ure or.Npniinnl WokneM. or Si ermt.ri tue. in-
(llion.l Ki. C.ll k .. i . - -
HOL'SE-FUIXISIIINC GOODS r.EXF.I.LV.'te
off
Aerv.ois l,-h litv. anil lmietiinenti tn
i;iife irenprmir
Mentnl an-t I
JAM RS WILKINPOX....
.b. t. o'raiitL.
WILKINSON 8l O'FRIEL,
M1BHAND WillW' MAHBLS!
Iorotto, Xo.
-Work exeeuteil promptly and Mtliifaetorilv.
nil as cheap aa the clieaneot fiirj ir
. - - - -
IlTiiir ir
: ln sumption. Kpileisv, an.l
hvipnl Inriiiii-iir ..
the t.reen ..k. fc.o.
The w..rl.l-r iii.n.-. notlior. in this nrtminiMe
Iuciure. elearly proves rn.in hiu ovn experienee
tinit the awlnl fintt.tiiii.n.M. ..i i:..u ai
! - i ...v ... 1 1 - n -t" limy
toeeffeetuiilly remove-l witln ut meUK-ine and witli
out lnnirrriius!.uri.'i-lopf , ti,.nii bougies instrn-
tnenta rinits tr o.r.iial ; pointinic out n tiioe of
! eur at onec certain an.l ell.-c.iial. hv which cverv
vuuercr. i.o matter wliat his" -,.iv1ition tn.iv le
rony cure him-rll rheaply. privately ami radirally
TR A M. KEIM,
FHYSICIAK AVO SuROKoff,
TfM ftnnni7n reniJUT iia' drrtu ',u ...bin-, if yon
1411. Ill 1 I ill iV. All I'ilti I "111 II " th.vaml. ' "
, !ent. nn.ter seal. In a plain envcloiK. to an'
: 1.lrea. on rceil.t ot six cent r t-.. ..ct... 1 . ....
t...... a. 1. ,i. "1 t o.v l ru u,t it
-,- - j.-i-.i.-.-.- i iir , iiii l?li-r!i.
rUOMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
r AXIl.ll t'A ;l 1-r GT?1 t v uiv. v s i .t.-m t out nit in nun, nuru, iu iivaw H
The number of seeds In a pound of W h R u". ! J ' i "Y' Mend, she was finally persuaded to
led tlovt'l 18 two hundred and forty- FARMS. u.it now. Alw. rentable city properties ' Offlee and re
!., Huvnuo,,,! .iv lunul I toescnanseror Farm Hunrtre.Sn of people crowd atreef on d v
Illlie thousand MX nillirliea Int.. my oltlcc. and I eannot et ufflcient Farma a ' w ib-J
Tlie number of Keetis in a pound of f J"'".!. '""tower ior kooi .mproveiuents
. . ... V.IC 1 1
txhite clox-e- is six buiulrefl and tlgu
t i'uL iliyu3aid four Lucdiwl.
W'ritn or eall rm aoitn rw-kHihl. :
V w'-iitoainl aee the pre;
?.. . , F"rnl Aney, 134 Suiithflel
, riiiiourgu, uar IU fot..o(ao". 13-au
but all in vain, when, to please k Nos. 278, 280 and 282 Washington Si.,
. .1 1. . C 1 I 11- I
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
, K, , . uuiro in jo.
Kow, (recently oooupled by XVm. Klttt.il
f .enl.r- wt '1-1 "J -f I '
si.ienee in new bniiiiinir oa Hiu h use tlie lemons. iMlC oeofan to use
xr went of Blair Houae. tum ; vK...i...r nnA ; k i...
ju ,,t S75 -tf i miiii in i tui win if iiii til &i..iu phi;
weiglied 140 pounds oJie is a well
; till thev ring 1 i Ko cyi'
i i, ... f.-.,iii d -in-!: '
nit: ion iij;i-i
... . .... ln dvr:
lllli III iv. -v- t
plunge if to t ! e court 1 iK ' ;1
of diis' c niri'il ';1" Y :'--out
of ii M::tin a "i1-1' j.
smoke! At" tli is nis'V:'
there is a ditribnt-en
and the hun.rv fH'
parts of the city l i?ft 1 ' 1
".Ti it x--r"
IIOAV TO M IT! f ' j ;-
hard to sit upon, si:."" j; .,-
rises up Klore y'11- r '1 ,'. r
climb over it. If y1"
earn it. It take
eieioi.tiit iiih .
If til T -1
.If t
11' -It' .-
deuce prove xoiirM"
Do not lie content , , ;
THt
Tost OfSee
ri-ys-i ne i-nn i)iier(i, ; , -ni lt'.? 1
ri t HiWKi.i. VKinrAi.ro.. another has none s-"r
' I was not K.i n a m" ' ; i..'
iinniiiiimi uMi .. ,:. l, t. or c .
33Xj003-.
l.lndwy. Hlnml Kean-lM-r . the crmtr
. liliMtal i iiii-.l 1,1 th Ktr.ii. u. T.....
.-t.,nilii. I'lwri, n..il. Pimplm nnd all I.I.imI di-
-i.- .i,n ii. n ..n.,,. Till Mn rr.. I.ni't lull l
1 ltir ItlwHl i tl.i- euntnt.-e i.f hrnltH
1 focv, ti If rmit drnvM don't kn-n il.t-ii1 fr.,
n , V' E: fEM.KliS A .. rr..V'-, 'm.Vi.u, la
not rise like a roc 1 - m
a bullet fired fn in : t
Pill VI lb ill i . J("
It is ases .7 ...j
If the I"-'
a m -m 14 a mm 1 I j' m IJMH . M . V 1 1 a WW ...
pn.trrty -J . a.xrtj. .imwi rtry-UL-AjUU. WOlllall tO-(lay. ann IlKCiy tO live 89 " AW, .r-tis1urg, P. Office In Cut.
i iy. hre-rioora from Hfrt rwt. i f7.'T2.l long a an oi us. t k. .) c
8?.SOI.n BY ALL DRrutilSTS I316.-lj.
0C rf f iei Cur-ij. loy , r"-ptd f.if... T
i A . i.-s-'r ;.- ''.'Kr . ;ey. 'J-". ' i
1 1 res.
wheel hoise.
pay xvill be the giv !
i i .t . . . -i i w i
oe uant t:ic uu'"
be to do it l l!"r
!l-