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' Mow to Circumvent Dysjtepsia. ;
We find the following in Iiallou's
''Monthly - Magazine fur Octoberand
give it for whit it may be worth
I had dyspepsia for fifteen yenrs,
1 hrul bloating about the chest,. heaft
buin, waerlirash,. headache, , acute
pair;3 irv the stomach. Sometimes I
had ravenous appetite, nnd would of
tn eat to excess , I could .not? trier!
K pr.rsnaded to pat myself on a pr
per diet, or. to observe the' laws of
health generally, I was also-, an immoderate-
worker ? often ate in a hurry,
pwnllowino my dinner in five minutes,
thus not taking time to chew my vic
1naU piopeily. and often worked or
studied until after midnight. Well,
.twelve years the disease took hold fi
my nervous system, ana waucriu
rights, loss of appetite, and continued
hard work with mind andlbody, began
. to work rapid ruin to my health. I
3i;d .some patent medicine, Lot soon
made' up; 'my mind to try the better
aird ( hejijef way. I resolved to aban
don all kinds of stimulants, butter;
salt pork, fried potatoes, dumplings,
worm bread, sweetmeats, pickles, past
ry, and everything else .thacwdiiM
hinder digestion, and to eat only the.
substantial?, taking' plenty ' of .time
to chew my -victuals. I ate: rmly two
meals a day, with nothing except a
little fruit between meals.,-.For varm
.drink I used hot water ii(raHkv and
' never drank till I hrul finished eating.
I ate plenty of-fresh, Sott boile.l eggs,
fresh Iveef, mutton,, corned beef, and
other meats, ami some fresh "fish, and
used plenty of fresh fruit, I aho
.worked more modefateIyv and tiied to
itidirse sleep. I always wore; loose
clothing. I tried to avoid all. nnec
cssary worry of mind, and having my
li.ind too much on any one subject.
-The" result was that after thiee 'we'ekj
of luinlthfu! living I felt as. though I
was a!l made over again, fresh ancf
strong. I asked God to help me to
. persevere in the good way, an! live in
that way for about a year. . Since then
my stomach has been strong enough U
to til low 'me to use tea, conee, and.
butter sparingly.-'-1 usually use frc-sltl".
milk or pire cold water for my dn'nl"..
seldom-use any medicine. I wear';
all-woof llanneE tn all cold or " S$tky f
weathet, whether winter or sumntfeiv
i nave iiccn cured more-, than ttiree ( -tears.
I am wetting, stronger .'dl 'the ! -time,
but can; expect health" ami hajj-'rV.
pines only by .right living-.- I. .would
,--Scomtnend lemon juice Tori hose' "who I'
feel tiie iued of 'acids." "' I would also t'
say, never cat a tne.d Qnlil the plevicT .
. on ol.e'h.'s had time totlig'xK"; PPy---.
ieians tell us that a strong tohiaeh.
.requires Q"e or six hours to digest a
, meal, and .that" a dyspeptic require? a
longrr liTf:e. -Thcy also tel. Vis that
is not "tin- quantity that eat, lrtt
tiie ckr.r.'y-jre : 'digest "tv!!,". that
""strengf.i'iPiu in i .cvcr eat unless you
- are. lutnjv;- . '., . ; w .
Tlit: first regular representative Pa r
li:TmoiiU a,suLut.$oiKrtf iii England in
Hi.iNav YIILV -itiis. fated in the
coined -of. In reign i'4ugea.tiofewer
tf.-:ir) .i.O'J robbers,' thives aod raga
Wn f.-i. in tiie lAtfer d.-ivs 'of 121 iza-
enrcclv
vi'nr- -.aVl- witliout
. ; oOO'or - A uu cri rninal ? isiii exHfted
iiti ni galrowa.' , .v,. -'.; ': ' y '
.r.v-'f ii . first compeer who tried his
.s tu u'l jit setting- an- opera-to, rutisic was
, FwinL'ieo -iminn,a-n Italian artist,
.ivl the pief;e to which :e lent the
. Ttinrm 'offl meh-'r-liorn accoufpahiment
;Vws the A'tVn vei siuit' M St. .; Pault7'
'-wfdtbfWa brought at Iiooie in-
"ltfio.' '...-"-'.- - r --
y Kncrlan 1, during King Kthclfcd'a
"thrc, A. l. SCO, the f'lowing' jiices
, were fi.vt.-d hi' law',." A itrao .or slave.
a I:
i.ou; mare,; an
t-'e, ; a cow, '$1,25 f an ox
n in?, . SO cents . ach J shc.p,
--cli, and a goal 4 cents. ;t -
." rxst wasdevised in 1683
sii:l ilurrav. It soon bt?-
: ft CCLi
"by one
;ii ijl j'nt of attention to the
li-!i (inr :! n,-?!?nt, but so low were the
pif'liU ot the -l)U-.inc3 one Dockwra,
tiK'-succcsjT ot iMo'rrav, accepted' x
.-tiion.Td' 200. a. vertr in lieu ofit.r1 ffT I f " jT f "7 JT
this orcuned in Hi;. ; . j ' I i V i 1 1 fU
til
maintains tliat the ructt wt-ro t ibl in .stiik
ie a!.oits tliat they wvxa radically
ni.ut it t'.estifj 'ipi llo j-ti'jf'ity of tiie
ri'iroad cKtnpiiiits. If Ad ims is a ci:i
t;'tiiist, llifti !io is not :i lit tiiin to lie voted
f r ei'ii r f r Congress ;r any oilier oftiee.
I: st.tted by two f t!ie Altoo-i t j) -ipar.s
t!iat li) i-1 a cousin of I'ons rcssm.nt Cj'iip
l'l',, :i inat'er which the Somerset D mo
crttt will please to nfiiitn. or deny, and at
the satna time inform the pcfpi's of the ilis
trict wiiat manner of m t thn "Captain'
i. Tho Johnstown Tri'-'iin- denies the re
lationship, but wo watit it fiotn a nioio le
liuble souice.
a
U 15. Pho'.vn, l.ito eitiior of tlio Clai ion
Jt m tcruf. after having b:en fairly defeat
rd for State Senator in the district con-
xce Uy J-diti ti. nail, oi r.ix cnniy
the front as an independent
'ti ha published a l.tler
teein--
;v
ha lroad!v
' r.-it(-T
' ii d , "Al-i bairja," ,
? ' " Tr-n the'
' ''! State, f
i lives
i
Democracy n '
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v.0 Lave only 1'' ,., . r
persists in Mr-5iror.--,
patty thiit hatfo tr.f v ,
II taken
atk tode-
llie i.ii, A " f b-
a fvsnt.r fr'" di;t strutio; n.;nnVKrCi
diatrici. w1..i whl vote for Doit ('atnin,
. i ...... An.l ii 1 1 1. -.1. -
1 a ,
the
' or. an.i hli.-tpriiiif
DjiOoctut fi jm the
till ue.i ) i
i ir .
. , Vps to
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' HI5 Convention of; J)Ul the JIJj ' T : ' : ;'"
. ; ;.e.,,,..t hi-st week at; Vj ?"''
"-.i- - : .- "i in a mir.oritv State ' xkwi . . ",:;. a i.
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lft A manner. tmwesj. i j! t J
JThe above Cit S--..f're?'ent Two -t
e Swxpb.'
- y no'1 (iurnble,- ,lt is Tnrabiicg
'flTTl
iUJJli
:ThBestlVavV
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H ATE tOl OiTX
- M hrt Itunlts rotr.
Save YouiMpney; and D o Your Own Threshing
1 : WHKJ TOffi-'JIEN ASD HOtSESHAVB NeiHINff tLSB TO
Also, Ovittirig- Boxes, V fccliool 'Xeslsr:.EItc.
Address:
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JULY 23, isr8.-2ni.
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''zy
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- - - - , - : . . ' - -
', t ' ' ' "v WltH WHICH ' . ; "
THE PEOPLE. HAVE RECEIVED
OUR EFFORTS TO
V.
DRYG
UUoa UUirll 1
HAS STIMULATED U9iTO MAKE ,
? NEW IMPROVEMENTS THROU lip U T TH 15' .BOUSE.
,WEINVITE THE I'EOPLE OF THIS SECTION TO VISIT US, AND
w .ivn J'.j i , riaca
THEIR BUYING AT 13th
-v
" . CAR CS1.T BB
When the'PewjSuit
: v fa gotten from
0
S. E. COR. 6th &
ocean. At the last
ast, . -w . . mm
Oil
-at it 'r
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;OTHrPdDRESSING'
10 s 8C HALL
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oo,oo(Hacktd oi, tV 115 Clinton Street, Johnstown,
bill, to defray the exM ALWAYS HAVE TUB ' " - '
:m5
tlr.s niagtiilicetit proj
VorrelI, of llartisv1
j; AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF
rieiiced
et;ced civil fii2iii'Tyirv, ,"
WrWS,;MILL RRV, CARPETS, ETC;,
cd this vision A ' ' .' ' J - - x
Will 1
Cecil this vision a''l
an what must X
xoret . tli"b
ot tiie man v!o t, y
to C'oiigi'eSN or
M:XMM
in while's cw&Mlnk Johnstown.
. While's cor-: 'WJE, JOfl
imself with ilTilli ii TO
liinisi lf witli, H i ii TOM R-
curing bis l frflnMi''f,?J'r
Ht I'm 1
it Li -
rnlj 'i i r. ' Of n. Ii i a i v n o
sign ana i
Kitn A ml t :
tent in tt''?r Mlcterl 1
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i' . ' ' JOHN IJ
' j JOHN I'ARKK.
General Murage. Agent,
the"
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Ml
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mcr ot' if -rf
nil e)Ji"
1 fltf
the
bo ahuoot.
return to :
,i e StstP, and
.Oy on the slump.
Iron Prsirve. rer irarl9'f JU '-eonstrnctlcm
Bar 'owor and has aa Iron Jadt.Jr ' '
T ... .
- 'Founders and Ma7iim&tsf ,
- " -; ; - ; TYitnxv.. pa.
OX KQUITARLB PRMIIS
INGHOUS
E
i Ai u Mrti i 1 IB TO DO
& MARKET, "Tn ILX.
TVEIX'DCK
most reHabUot&g Ecu$$,
MARKET ST.
tF
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m m
ijti'
n ncl Nrimber.
F Ail MS .
Tlm-ntui
the followhiy p.
Snrdtr towfS!i .
t?t Tyrone, trml ii ,
h'irin thereon n't t
This fxrm writ te div
If desired bv purs,h'
the flm of Mstrrli tif
Al.o.-tli furm on w.
townslifp. note t
t In a Isili Vtitcof
house, barn nod other
f T- f T' c t m.
J- I Ci OA lf, 1
i t priratn aale 1
A trnet of land
mty. V4 miles Trow
-"res, well Improrcd,
"sry lai m DOililinir;
1 if uh "roKihe
lllunkii,ii..i
,
inoirreii,lM"'Jo,in
ilt,v,na. T! r,,-T,,U
roiwrtr
utiortiind ha. ,.t,lenilit -
i iuicm iDireoa erected.
ved lnd Htna-ert nartlr
i lUinrt thereon ereeted:
Aiw, a trnct of iinv
Tn KSair rtd t amr.r
tm tne, i-ri.ieriaid witheoai oVVVcei!
MKWa
ir art-i i amr.r rot;nriea inniiini. o-o
The-e Mn,iwiJi b mm ana Whoi.o, ,nVt.i t
SSrSSi
,r-v - ysiss
TR, J. BU ?
PrtYS!
I SCRGEOIf,
Al,rfKtJIA,PA,
pn between 13th
"His can l) made.
u and from a to 4
ntion pa4d to
ellaa to Sure lout
-i jo. 4-19 -tf.)
Office- Rl ISTS l.!er
nd 14th nreem, w'i
Offiee hours fpop
Tind S to , p. ?
e;ipf of the K
Operations of i
A UM.EIM, LI, D..rHYSICIAN
" ATOrROE,, Ebenftbnre, Pa. of-
ntiy oecnpied r.y Or. J,J. (iitmu. tva
rh it wh.-re nlirht
Cofisuitationg tn (lerrnaan
MQ. M.READE, '.'
' ' A r"n 0"t nf T.am
EHwsbnrr, P. OfTice on Centre tfrrp-et,
doorg rou !ijrr ttrae,. &-Z),'7i
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I , - Gather tiie Best for Seed. j
- Two very important tut widely dif-1
ferent theories are entertained by the j
Tarmers of the United Stated in regard !
to the influence of domestication or
cultivation of plants. One is that the
natural result of cultivation Is degen
eration, and those who uphold it point
to every failuie of an old variety as
proof, never crediting poor, worn-out
coils, or neglect in cultivation, as hav
ing any influence beyond hastening
"the time when the sort under considera
tion would never fail. A much small
er number of agriculturists, but pro
bably more intelligent, hold that uni
versal progression is a natural law,
und that degeneration is but the result
of ignorance and neglect. We believe
that the latter is the more reasonable i
of the two theories, as in accordance
with what is known of the origin and
present condition of the various fruits,
grain, and other cultivated plants.
Therefore, we advise the selection of
the best of everything for seed, not
only because it is important that the
present standard should be maintained,
but that a still lurther advance be made
whenever and wherever possible. The
farmer who desires to produce better
wheat next year than this, will not
wait until all the present crop is har
vested and put in a bin, good and bad
together, before selecting his seed for
the next crop ; but he will pick out
the best acre or more, and preserve it
separately for the purpose named.
It is seldom that a field of grain of
any considerable extent is uniformly
good. There will be good spots, and
very poor ones, and it is easy to gather
the best and keep it for seed, while
the poorest goes to the mill. The
same should be done with all kinds of
fijrain, as well as fruits and vegetables
that are raised from seed. By selec
tion there is possibility of further pro
gression, and not otherwise ; and a
man who once begins to practice it
will not only learn to observe, but
will eventually become a much better
and more careful cultivator. In fact,
he will soon become imbued with pro
gressive ideas, and learn that it is just
as easy and more profitable to go
ahead than to lag behind. Xew York
Sun.
Whole Fodder for Cows. A se- I
riea of experiments have been insti- j
tuted and carried out by a Mecklen- I
burg Agricultural society, with a j
view ol determining whether it is
better to give cows their fodder in its
natural condition as to length, or in
short pieces, as when it has p-issed
through a hay-cutter. The general
results arrived at are thus summarized:
First Whole fodder is to be preferred,
because of the saving it effects without
detriment to the yield of milk, or
weight, or general health of the animal.
Second The saving is due to the
fodder being better chewed and re
chewed and mixed with saliva, where
by it is turned to better account. A
distinguished veterinary surgeon has
shown that when cut. up fine a eon-
oiutM.ium proportion oi me ixitt"r
passes at once into the stomach
.,l !
ten, and .
sefllient- j
Third'
so is not lechewed, and is, consequent
ly. only partially utilized
1 he decrease in the amount eaten at J
first, observed when whole fnddm i i
Used is exruVilied lv tbo rwitir ,1
tiseu, is e.)iailictl 0 Uie glealer (IC-
mands that this makes Upon tll-3 mas-
, - ... .-. ...
ticatory apparatus 1 his is especially
noticeable in the older cows. Lea. n-
mg or the acquiring of new habics of'
any sort becomes more difficult as !
years advance, and learning to chew
is no exception to the rule. Hence it
is advisable to begin feeding whole
fodder while the cows are young,
Fourth The greater slimness "of the
belly when whole fodder is given is j
explained by the more complete dis- j
integration such food undergoes. j
None of the stems pass intac t and !
consequently, more or less hollow j
into the stomach, to distend it or. the !
stretch. Fifth The increased desire i
to drink is tJ(ie to the increased em- i
payment of the saliva. Sixth'l he
general improvement in health and
condition under this form of feeding
is due to its being more agreeable to
nature Exchange.
A noMEtT cure for bile is simply
to cultivate a habit of chewing, while
out of doois, different kinds of green
leaves and swallowing the iuic-e. Onp
can always cull a leaf from a hedre or !
bush as one passes. Almost all arc
good that are not nauseous, such as
ivy, or poisonous, as the laurel leaf.
one of the latter, however
tiling where there is
ot the stomaeh. The
leaves cures disnensia
...v,lcxaiiiS liic umv ot uie i
olivary juice, and partly by the tonic j
oi stimulating action of the leaf chew !
t en I hp mviiq tli of i
.... uiuii v. iiiu ni,
l-kfOOirit- n a l:i.l4.l ... . i .
ftrft f.J,oP rsF th r; 4-.
1- J v muaL I I K f I V 111 I I' I klllll'TI'li. I I
are those of the nine trees. SDi uce or ;
Scotch fir, blackthorn, currant ami j
rose bushes, mint, the netals of mnnv t
;1,"wc'is;esT.aiKS o, mountain daisies,
Llie Wi.ltP nnrtion of rticKoo
w w . . v. va 1 i..-iuva. lii uu K
. , .'. .
uuiig- trees ana tiie tenner
VOlincr lree9
Darts of tllP Btallra
' " " ,,c lu' ,n,ls.
A. tm.. - . ' , -
or R'ntOSC any of the larger LTaSPS
w . .
uuk Jour own ia3IC must in a great
?ui -vo. if you elect to
make trial ol m v remedv. I slirud.l !
".''"' l't the chains 1, Hot- ! T '
-iii.teW Watchmaker aM Jeweler.
. I
IBATIlliR
AND
RUBBER BELTING
Rcbbek Host; ltrBBP.R
rU'MBAGO, A8BR8TOS,
iTAL4Al AND
Hemp Packino;
' , Lack Lkattrr,
Hsoisk Oit.q,
And Mill Supplies Ceneraily.
WAKKII4M SK mid Ofr'KH F,
No. lOS ira ter St reef, FittsburgTi.
Tl-IOXUP CO.
March 21, Us..j.
ESTABLISHED FOR THIRTY-THREE TEARS.
F.W.HAY&SON
Mannfactiirers,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
OF
AND
Sheet Iron Wares
AND DEALERS IX
HEATING, PARLOR asi COOKING
AND-
1 nOUSE-FL'RMSni.NG GOODS CENFJULLY.
.IOll)iiir in
Tli,roPPER&SIIKEMRO.
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Nos.278. 2S0and 282 Washington Si., '
i
JOHNSTOWN. PA. I
IN THE NUMBER.
DOWN! DOWN! DOWN!
IN THE PRICE.
GROCERY STORE OF ALTCGNA
-has i:nx fiEMfivm-
to 1523 ig 1324 ELEVENTH Arass,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE FORMER LOCATION,
Where the underbred mav be fonnd at all times
fully supplied with a hctter variety of
thnn ever Lclorc boon olfered for sale ir. thnt
city, y.xp-nfs hav.ni? I:en redu'.-od l.y in r re
lm,val' 1 a,n enabled to sell my iroods at
LOH'-KIt r KICKS ill AS F.rEK
-In tact ro low that I ileTv
ncs to undersell me
any man tn the busi.
l harkful tor rnst favors nnd snileitin
! r",,i"",'"'e ,in'1 incrca9e " 'he same, especially
! trom my nnmermis tripiula in t'umbrla ci'untv I
! re.'pectlully invite everyb.ty to Kive me a call
my Rootis ami prices oefore tinvinc
! elsewhere. r. f. iioxfer
-.tri' i2' "T8- Modei UrwerT. AitM,n'a, pa.
CQLUHS, JOBIISTOH & Ca
EBENSBURC, PA.
UK
I'AVAnuos iirjion.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TRIE DEPOSITS.
MONEY LOANED. COLLECTIONS MADE,
AND A GENERAL
BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
rrTPppcial attention paid to business ()f Cor
resroncl. nts. . iU K.
Nov. 13. 1875.-1 f. Ci-hfer.
THIS
i WtlteL Toilet Articles, k
IN julitition to a rnll
Ste.. the nndersinei
lineof nrmrj. Me.tieinen
' Rce' r;n hand a ,arge. -
neil ami clearant assortment or
FINK STnnt tv irii r.
t,;'
mi of ail kin.t. Toimeco, tJiKars. p,,,e tji-U"'
o. 'iv.i m-;s. .no tiun.ire.1s of
oilier i.rticies neeiiless to mentionBii ,.r
...... v., v,
Hi he unlit o t lia
Very Lowest Prices for Cah
ItMMON 5t MURRAY
Kbcngbnrir, Jane 8.
X 1? T
-
U"e "r ' ' . Hoatley'a Hardw.r. st)r.,
EBENSBURC, PA.,
always on hand a I
-m - m
I ITrr.U 'tt?PterT!!
II pnnt ai.rrtment of WATt'HKS riju'Z-S
&C.. which he otter, for .... ' Z.'l r.
any other denier in the county Pewn'n" rhSB
finythin in his line will do well to "iT c2n
before nurelmsina-elsewhere '"uioiacail
vthr"m.T,, a,,len"on Paid 'to repairing Cloeks
watehoB, .lewelrv. Jte.. mwl n.L.. .r ,WK8-
teed in :.oth work and price.
. ' ' VltlPSn
TO-M. II. SFCIILER, ton,,,,,
at", KtH-nsbnre. Pa. Offii- t r-t
onade liow. (recent.y occu .ieti T by Wrn K "
'1 .) t;entre treet. fl-21 '7-tf j
FA- SHOEMAKER, Attorvfy
-AT-liAW. Kt)l)sl)iir(T
Oftiee on Hiah
street, east end of residoooo.
- : . i i r i iiiiiiti i ill iim 'inn uoenmn w n ar--r .
T f -v a. . t
1'itft nnt out- ' I w ; I . I II" 1 an
slight irritation ' r"re J Kxtmct?, Kncm of n kfrvi i Di9e?t'9-
t . ,u,u "-. iniinK lion ,s I'orKot nnd Pii iil,fca i
. nrincinnllv T ! V.pn?- I'cncim n.r Pen Hol.lers, Hihles. Pr.V;' ,IVT ""A""' "r athot-k
-p'-Ii- .Moimiitn. u riiinir riniil K anb ..,1 I . 1 t 1 1 tV -V rvn
1 d"iiks. iivmn hooks. t.? h i,rn,.. 1 .-.n-. -iirroiinitii nni,
-1 , ".I Willi S f 1,1 .
IlIVTXITTs:
1
353 S3 3" 1B
EXTRACTED
POSITIVELY
WITHOUT
PAIN!
BTJ
DE. QUINCYA. SCOTT. Sfer'"
878 PeiiB ATenae. ntitbortch. Pa . ;. CoIurS Of Tarnish Uesin? n
!l8Ty other claim that thry extract rln'e'r goods, and OB -dyed tissues of
nl often fall, bot Ir. Qoinfv A. Scott l always and wo.il turnout ir t
eaccfeful. and bis own to)tel y rare oettie
t'.c ii as harmless as water and ran ie wifely laktn
by old and younir. aud peoole in erery conditio
of health. 'if txlnavli Jjitpaa h.
It will ray tnone who fear p-iin to riait Pr.
eott. if only to pret their teeth oat. and those
who want artificial tcetli can ftct th- flne!t In the
world, eqnalinjr lifs specimen? which took the
Crutennial Medal and iMplom. at the lowest
aiao mattes a apfcialiy of paiDle. nllinsr and his ai)(JISOl MllpUUroilS acid 1 . 1'
new patent "White Ool.i" nlMnar equals pare ;n ,..ri .'
gold and costs less than half as much. V POWiler solution. Weak. 0
tissues of cotton and wool i
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY, warm soap water, or Kmmor:
GRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDlClNf. i silk- .8an?e i r',l ftiy Rn,i c;:;
. H . ,. i All7.irin Inlr ( .
laaut wK.i especially re- KAUb. iwinn,
especially re-'RACE MIC.
AC-atA
5a
.op
TORKHEA. JKPn.'
r r.o, r m n m A-
TF.HfV, and all
diseases that fol
low a a onnn. .
I'll . c 1 1 n i mm n - -
Before TakmJ f m rort, a . Tatintr
A
BiTfnE, Pain ii Bc, iMMseos or Vision, Pk
matfric tr.t Aoi. and many other diseases thn:
lead to Insnnlty. (Jonsnmptlon and a Premature
Orare. ail of which as a rule are first ranted br
deviating from the path of nature and over ln'inf.
pence. I
study an
The specific Medicine is the result of life of wool, Same ; Weak muri"i'i' ,
i.l many years ol experience in treaiina- ,, , . , unaj( j(
thefe special disentcs.
Ful l particulars in onr pamphlets, which we de
sire to send free hv mail to everv one.
The Specific Medicine is sold' hv all P-nsreists
at 1 per pnek Ave. or six pnekapes tr 5 ; or will
te sent by mail on receipt of the monev bv address
i"K lUKfJKW M KIMt INK '..
No 10 Mechanics' Hlock, !F-rrotT, Mtt rt.
r'- Sold in F.bcnsbnrir bv I!. T. Rdrkrt mil
i by Drucif i.t. ererywhere.
; IIakkis &. Ewmo, Wholesale Apeots, Pitts-
(8-18. ly.J
DR. C. W. GLEASON'S
RESTORATIVE MIES!
-nvn. oteason-s u-xc nmoKAnvE1" . u.eVol 'S to V-
1 r a Positivk CrrtK for Couirhs, Colds .nI Rn,, uie COior.
s"mVe'Zmes.25TVnTspUon- Tk " ' Tannins. Walnut Shell,
Dr. gleason's LIVER RESTORATIVE ' n wljiLe gootls, Javelle water :
a I" ll U I r-r. n l. T .' . . I ..... . - 1 .
Ingestion, fcc., fcc. Te.n it.
25 Cents.
... .-i r. vi n iui uorrDiiiyiiini. fllllonf
Sample bottles,
PR. ObKASON'S STOMACH
TIVECCBKS lYfPKPSl A.
RESTORA
t.I'-LKAS"XS "OLDEN ELIXIR, OR
t M t hSALTO.VIO, an invaluabie an t inriir
oratinir Tome for the Cure of Debilitt and Bro
ken Doll X I'ONSI ITCTIOSS.
Dit.GLF.AROX-S S Al.TNE AHER1ENT act
on t lie Kilneyg ami rlemse the pyjtern of all
luorl.HI matter. Invaluable tnettictne.
IR GLEXSOXS LAXATIVE WAFERS,
luxhly Aromatic. Cores Habit vai. Constipa
tion, riles, k.e. Sample l.ox. 5 Cents.
js or Sole by nil Iritfffisfs.
PaiwctPAL Orrirs. 1'IIII.AI'ti.riIIA.
Anijut 2 17 -rn.e.o.w.
The fJrpat KUner
Medicine Is Hot a v.rw
cumponnd ; tt ba been
offorethepuhllc'yer
and ned by all r!ae.
L W liAKTed from ling ring
4 disease and death hun
I K 3reda b have been
to f9. Ill T S keIKIV cnrV. ail 1i
en-ea ofth Kidney.. Bladder" ud ViliiX
i",'- ltrPr. limvel, Piabete. lol
HI..rM(L.qKUl encouratrp !xr
iifj-s ii4a!l Corrplnlnf of the rrii;o-;rniia I
Orpana. )IFMm KKWE)V H "
tL.ie.Hnu rne-toa want never liefore furnldbod totlio
' i it i ii r"
boe oisrasm, and
ih never been
known to fail.
One trial will ron
Tlnre voo.
Nrs
bend for pamphlet to
fiSEDY
WM. V,. CT.ATtKF,
tnoviuascit, B.
Anarnst 9, l-7S-lv.
THE FRIEND OF ALL!
HOLLOW AY'S PIUS I
rhrJr f i mono T ; n tt"u t t--'-
MHT&
ofAppptite. Hrt.-ht-; II... .V'
..He:
. me bLuuo, and , sareeis a"e pave-.t with stone ain;
RUin TONE, EN ERG Y, and VIGOR 7o tt ! T ?f C3rtS r Wn?'
whole Pj-stem. Thej-are wonderfully Pffiencious ln t,leir 'tea l. Some of ti.
in all ailments incidental to FEMALES, Yor.n '' are propelled by Steam ; a ffr !
y'0.1!""1 yr.i FAMiLTMEDiriNej their chocolate clorc1 saiN. b: '
ZlFn n'ostc'areUn.;rnoSt are pushed through the.,
! by means of lony pole. Tbcse l"1
he" all manner ot freigl-t. Mr-
nlntI?1? ; boats tmnish the home fr the U,
Ointment.
ror aie ty i.f.mm; n fc Mtrkat, tbensbu'ric and
by l'riii:itsircni'nliT i tij, ana
lariter sizes.
tw i nre is con si, lorn rile oi-in. K oi,i
. . 'j iMim
the
iiollowat fc. Co., New ork
A CURE FOR ALL!
1 KOLLOWAY'S niHTMRNTj
Pordof thi, REMEDY, Every Man m
ne nw own Doctor. T, may be rul,t,o1 n,o the
Pyjtem, oo as to roach n n. , . .
, " '"" "iii i.oitipiint,
1'V thopo menns. It euros Sorea T-i ...
! 1 'A I , MdMACH, LT VEK SPIXE
i mparts. It Isnrt inrnllit.le m.. t
r fith.
infnllitile rttncdv fnrnm
legs, rt.n
ISKEASTS, Contracted
and all Skin
re g-ennFne nn
. as airent for t !
l..v,attr -k. TJ n-i
I Sold I,i m i Vr " "-vr1"- "" each.
-. .i..-. n run auv. .
. " Tnere Is Coni.ernMe vnrlnir .n
larger oijies. Hollowa ! Uk'n
AUu-. 9 1S7R "OWM Uo-. York..
HEALTH HAPPINESS
ot every one who wili ng within the reach
WRIGHT'S LIVER PILLS!
He. neolJd Mver. nV
Nu....,a. and all B, i ; " X'V."-,!eb''tyf
rtiforden.. None ,,i. 'S
Wrial, "Ph'lla."e U vour 1?-?.."?, "Wm
P'""!
ply
&. Co., 70 N. 4th St.
"'I f 11 'j 1 ,
Essential Oils
dfnrlmAnn,ll . . . .
Bum i rv .
' -"'.-b, eic., oy
- 4V B. - A A M. J rttt W w
porter, and ExportTra. Vf t
Ai?L0fiUEAWaHw
oiU, i:itr, b,.,'!!.. .,ni,in.
jt: jyjs r - J
TOIIN MlTTPTiv Z"
rHYSICIAX AND SrROFOV
J'nmhrN eonnty. Pa iT'it enIi-l,'Li,'0"orsw
the reside.. 0f Jafp. Mry,'' M.!J;.",1
Removing Sfot from Cf0 ?
Spots tf Sugar, Glue, BloM
men-U:! whit goods, on dv
. sues of cotton and wool, and
.simple washing with water l
J Spots of GreaseOn wbi e .
soap water or alkalies ; on tlv
sues of cotton, hot soan e
; of wool, soap water or nmm. '
poapj rub with care.
..i I
stearin; Tallow.0n wlj,
and on dyed tissues of totv
wool, and jm m'lk, at '
Vegetaljle Colors, Wjne n
Stains, IUhI Ink. On xi.i.,. '
' . wi,nr
sialic aettj; more consepnt.
the spot is older. On dverl
cottoD and wool, weak solution ,
taric acid if the color &H0ws
silk, same, with care.
Rust. Black InkOn whito
warm solution of oxalic acid
muriatic ntid. On dyed ti;',
cotton, reptated washings witij
acid if the color is welldvifi "
me nuui is im ie natural col -r
silk, no rtuiedy.
Lime, Lyes, Alkalie3 On .
goods, simple washing with t
On dyed tissues of cotton nr.i
and on k;1J;, weak nitric ?ci y
drop hy drop, and rub with tht
the spot previously moistcm -V
Acids, Vinegar.'Fruit AvU
On white goods, washing w
ter or hot solution of l.le.Telii.
der, weak. On hel tissues..;
and wool, and on silk, anim.M
. i t
.L ItllT-DUWaei SITPT? f rm.t.uf r .
lane lie li 1. ttyfl tissues o!
and wool, and cm siik, cLi
water, more or less dilute. f
to tissue and the color, an. I aht
washing with water.
Tar, Wagon Grea'w On
gooiis, soap, tuqerit!ne sr,
water alte.tiately. On dyed
of cotton and wool, rub with j
stone, thn soap, thtn kt stan.l:
alternately with turpentine and
On silk, same, but 'ise L-cnzir..
let a jet of water fall from a !
upon the back of the ?iots. ...
American.
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(T2
A Quaint Citt In tLeol.l I
city of Amsterdam all 'M.i..:
. houses border on a canal The
! l r .. . . '
oic uauitii trom ine canals ti
III!
through them. The
houe an
built upright, but !
ean towp.r,
another, as t iout)i v-rr i, i
vtrr ti
! systematic;!
lly tiruiik.
ILeir
i ten nearly touch over tie nr.;
streets. This :s sp.id to sU-lu-r :
from the elorm. In the prt 1. It
large bonk foi hoisting cxtrv to!
ble tiling into the" h-.-use; vl.
which rre td.vays s-ent t( the va:
for washing, fiuis, Lulttr. cfil.
Little minors jut out from ;
windows, so that callars may Iv
as they approached the door. 0
lo the canals the citv is voir n
It is hard to believe that netrlv :
000 people are gathered in
which stand along the canals.
. . .
man and
simply work di ops. There is a K
of horrelv romance in the bo.'tiu
II l 4.1 II! II . I III 1 .11 V i
j life. I3y the side of the canal i!
13 frenerally a nairow crumo pa'
and two footpaths. A line of trc-.
on either side of the path fiirni!
j pleasant shade in summer. Tiie anV"
tTatS nrp enrpi'iil in n-oIL- in the rutL
next to the canrd. as it is a flKilk'-'
good breedin
fovvlt uitctlin
Camxe Ci.vmng. A iK.ir no;,
bor of mine 1. as a Ittrre monprfl !
a terrible nius.tnce to .nil paiTr 1
house, which fttinds near the liij
The brute has the nzy li.ibit of ru -inrr
0't and ntt.ifkiii.' rveiV r-
vehicle. Complaints" wete loti 1
numerous; ai:d nt length the en
liit upon a plan which he .i)0i
vroulil effectually cure his th'g -attached
a sir. a 11 . ir of wooil, oi
"clog," by a chain to hiscoliar. 1
answeretratlmirftblr, for noW';
the dog start in pursuit of anvtli: . :
than the clog not onlr checked I '
but generally ruiltd bim T-;
in the bargain. No'w, this would r '
do. Doggie was evidently ruzz!f..-
- ? "" ret'Ctetl Upon the position.
he did not. wviWnsr r
ana
lie did not possess reason ;r. 2 vo
he certainly showetl somelLing
like them, for he quickly overcssio
the difficulty, and, U the surprise i
all, was soon at his old work, ve&'
as bid as ever. And this is ho l
managed. Xo longer did lie fitttir,
- "- r- FT
- jt to Check an.l 3t h.m,
but
n cis
mouth, ran K-fore the" passirg lor
(IropjKHl it,andcmmcnced the attacs.
and w hen distanced would a?3'n StiZe
the clog in his mouth and resume M
position ahead, and thus he bt
as great a pest as ever. Even on t
onlinary travels alont he is now seen
t i l i .,!. in-iteS'l
"ijlll lll.l UtO III Ill Ilii'uv".
or letting it drag ou Uie g'"tui.
t -teen his legs.
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