o
r
J
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t :
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The rxi-Nn'-p of n floating island,
V : - i r inVami.T, Lovu. id known to
.-ty f.-w, j.n.l.jiiiv, besides those na-
h iii or r.i-ar the district
:t to t!;e northeast of Hip nr..
v,!" "f Macuata. 2So visit previous
to oirs so far ns we arc informed, has
b- a jaiil to the place by any J'uro
-m A bhort account." therefore, of
v.-!i it we saw inar no? 1,. without pome !
iat-r.-sr, We hr.d slept on the ila:id
oi K' iv.'W;i, r. i i -i in the morning sailed
1" th.- m.-.hibind opposite, nnti entered ,
th river rear the tow.i of!
N ''Hi. Tfie ! v:i- h of c-.,.5sMeraUe !
f-; --. rnd mi-hl V '..ninlile for five or '
m inl. s in i ttnton cutter. The.
Imi aie low -;vl
i
t .
t i
'i
tat.
:t i ;
ft.
I t 1 I 5
I.
MM
ue nut visible for
'lid ScC,
a
on ;ng f0 the den
; So far as we "
1- ViV'V if, vLidii
'!'.
-tit.
1 1
rv
' ' t'-i.y. and a tew noko-iiuko
the ! iils, v.liieii are not dis
!: d to he unite bam. :i. At
f s:- mi!.-- or . from
U e lu-e-i be
bran -h-'S of
I.-M. I,
v. !,.;
pp.,
(I'M
tro!i'..'-s:me to our v. . ;U ami
r : we I im I -I an. I walkel about
tildes I trt'i'T. ti.rou rli vorr'tmnr
to t!ie s:na!i town of Vaki likoio !
re ,, It.. ai rru ged to .-ncei the !
""I"'- H uk.-) ,f this Maud. He !
i"t airie. however, mild I-i.- fl.it ;
n'.uht, a:, I our vi-dt was delaved until !
nnir Our party, which co?i I
of fourteen ocrsons. !
wh'.ni wt-rj chiefs of some local !
"- 'M( Tl
i: :.r
J f.lir-.r jrjj J,
o- our -'.
' t t-.vo miles from the town J
!:ko brou-ht us to the object
j ir::- y. About half way we !
t u k wo tree, with wl.ii-h I
M, r.,.,i a v ful puper.-ti- !
i.si'ar to what is fbnii'l at .Mua- j
iii a ba!aw tri p Tin. .f
p!n". 1 the -M-toru. aiei instructed 113!
a .
.0
1-
w :!'
of
.-.f ,,
v '
t '!".
til.. I
i if!:,
"i initial
'i, w.;? now mcreoLed to about
i;- re. manv of whom were
UL'lit by tlie chief to
, with a 'uKke." A
1:1
!e. f.
t- '1 (
t'r ;,.
th' . .
t .
rl he ! :
si: e -
. ; .
ot
1h.
i 1
f word to I.,- u-ed. Then i
)' ro himself." named t!ie !
! wis!,,-! f,,r his own, :u:d :
: o t f : 0 tn e fiom a dis- j
I t; yn,-, ,. thfi-eabout. 1
'j :' v v.,.;,,.. I, tju.,e w,.re t
' : 1,,-t tho.se who hit :
'''ihde.l upon the certainty ;
1 :.- woman for their wife. I
t; -m r:v:d at the lake, whili.cr
"I' thf- natix f-s had piece.bal :
'.I.rd p:a s. Mtd itself was
:- bvt iv aid 111. jit drear v.
" at y, hcau as far as tin- ye
'' b. -re lav a barren waste.
! in the (a-nter ofn v.st niour
1 the ! ,ke had dwindled dur- ':
1:1 :: d i oii:ht to a swaini'.
' .s 1... -io, .,f liie but what wt ;
-!. 1.! brou-ht. We wcrelivily
tfwevt r. ;t-; von may lm.ame.
i ' had f hup be iv. I up a tree i
-and ('..r a Vdl hj!, called li t- !
id i
i-t
o :
X 1 ,
an i t
.' h i
.ao j i; i ii-r t!io ihm l rod
ois . ..!. on the oppuiit'e ;
if, in the Ibll Ib.w of n '
!. d!a . -n native-! were
1 -i suiall i-laud in the h:-h- I
and a number, both of men '
le-V were on the large island '
"t-oi' who ceeTr.e.l to ). 1
t!i-' .uei.nm bei. Iielpincr Iiim (with '
s'o:it. p. .!.) to m .vothe Kverv !
!!; "a iti the highest spirit. One I
ehe !' v I m '!, tir- W:i,f.lV;!.n m !
saih-.' a.-ro;; ;.. mere that morning. ;
lia-'i we h -.d eieat pleasure in believ i
a . t -vi'id was 'V Mn tliat quarter !
V I-- IVIIMJ r . ..r. s,,l(, j
. .. . 1 .1 ' '
1 e 1 1 v
f IV c
J.ea
Vkkt ..
l a ve to s;
proressin-r
A ;!.f : in of tin ee or four
f i 1 us 1. ) the island, which with
J'' at! at, and moved a fath-
',e:i w. were on q. Mad
01 ! ! 1 he! s.,,-,, f I
I!. at V.e 1
r. h i i i. d
t &
..... .... .mo tec warer ,
I. is 1 1 1 1 v oaees m
th.Mwana. The . r ... .
1 , III til nil 1, a '.onic
"r puaej an3 . hi,,.-,;,, v Cl)VorC), j
son.h tt the U.,,..!iea.(eside, several
! ?.cvidi,.i,e f.,r (;..vei...t hi"h
ti.m since H:V). n, tIkcp ,
enso of the peoj.lo wmhauce of that ;
them the ,, , j o..0 lIiriic lia j
tj, of ele-ciiii ...... .appears to have j
ae.cnslo.n.-d to d.:fo,it, L. hed fiom 'die '
that process at ;.r sueoes' 1 smalle,j
f einoci.iey .,f u10 st:ttc wi'f 't iu length, !
bct with the same giace lrl-t uproari- j
"io done, and ,j,t; f,. 1 a we counted j
the fut 11 ro. TJie t ...; i rt'r a verv j
Ib'j'ublie-.-' l- i'vli 'Dili i. p.. head j
MlAUlf
V 1 . ,
w,i , b-
1:17 now
f- si
Cr
on
t-.-'.
I ' '
i a.
lie
ore
'lit
.f
y t , t
1 th it t!i,M was nothing in the
is . ,11 lns mi J, I :
s -i.'utlao si le of tlie one?- I
rre ;ate weight of the fen !
1 ;t ;
. i t
I v' s
-. t
tl
tr
at
v !
nieii
tion,
this 1:
f.l! 1
Oat . h
i") a! e
Jt! w
' f:in
ha
m is... ti uv titeu about 1,500
a.i I the isl m 1 sank several
aod c -.: 1 ominoudy un! il re
." p i,t of its burden. " The men.
o.ie, tcaL-hcr and all, pluned
vater an 1 about, regardless
.ii.il w aruber t.f l!io old i-,ln
... 1
J...y wouhl be seized bv
: tu Is !,. low. We were not j
f !i ' V example of the na- I
1 J ::-;"' -i .--so. The banks 1
aed wit , rudies and are level !
iie va'er Tiiey do not shelve '
but d VVU fciii-t r. Wli.r. we a !
. th.-ie w -s i)., bottom or at least '
t!:i. fa'homs tt the vj-ry mar- i
f -no s. Iuui i!i place the water
1 the loo e soil under t!i '
t l:f t a Considornl.il! di-tar.en Af
s., . W. - ..V . ftb
ti.a.' of our isit tlie size of the
.v w lS u!,., ut yards by 150, but
y alter much n.in ;t is three
il:.:, size. We had no inennq r.f
t'e
m
pr.
' - - Z- t
r-.ti.tre
?.'inre
U;lrte
.Jlt:rp
s..iiHre
.jurtre
J-.jiiHre
Uiiare
, a x x s ae m :
Square
square
S'jun r!
Square
Sqmiro
Spin ro
Spin re
Spure
S.pnre
S.ji.Hre
Spin re
S.juare
s.puire
Spi;tro
Spiaro
S.pmre
S.pu.re
S.pe.re
!.pjare
S.piare
Spiare
S.pi.ire
6-500 Reward! 6-500 Reward!
5500 REWARD!
I J T T T 'T: 'JO
Siuare
Square
P.piare
Square
Square
sq u a re
cheaper stock of
Square
Square
Square
Square
To any one who can show a larger, finer and ""e
Square
Square
Square
Square
Square
Square
Square
S.piare
Square
Square
Square
Square
Square
Square
Square
Square
Square
Square
Square
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I OO T II H II NX N G
Ij O O T If H II X X " a o
I' O O T IIHIIHH II X X X fi
fj O O T H H II X X X O GHO
I' O O T U II II X XX ti O
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Gent's Furnishing Goods, &c,
in
nou
j
t
ALSO, 2.00 .TirjaLl.
In every case where we fail to do as advertised.
Dralini?
I 'eaUnsr
J en 1 1 n tf
,alinr
I f:i lin
I )cal 1 1, tr
1 .'alir;jr
li.-rtiinil
I raiiiiir
lc:ilin
!;. I m if
1.,'HliPkr
I -a I i iisr
1'i alinir
1 '.alius
l.calinir
Ilealinif
Ieaiiiitr
Ii.-nlinsf
Mculinir
I'.-alitiif
I 'fali im
Dca:
ECONOMY IS WEALTH!
And you can practice It no more effectual
ly than by giving us a call. Ve wish
consumers of goods in our line
to know that we have
DECLARED 11 1R OF EXTERHIHUIQH i!
AGAINST
X-II&E: FRIGS!
Dpalinif
Iiealinif
Dealing
Iealiur
Healinir
Healinir
Iifalinir
1 ea linif
ll.'Hlmir
I .a I m if
l.calinir
l(;iiliiuf
eliiitr
fatinir
I'ealin
I lea 1 1 tig
I i.-alinif
l.-alin)f
I i ii ur
Dt'ali.iir
. . iH'aliuif
COdS SOld D.alin
j Grocxd Tea. A French chemist
j asserts that if tea be jrround like cof-
lec, immediately before hot water is
poured upon it, it n ill 3 ield nearly
double the amount of its exhilarating
qualities.
To remove putty from glass dip a
small brush in nitric or muriatic acid,
and with it paint over the dry putty
that adheres to the broken glass and
frames of the windows. After an
hour's interval the putty will have be
come so soft as to beeasly removable.
Iat Extermixator The German
method of exterminating rats is to
feed them with cakes made of two parts
squills and three parts chopped bacon,
and meal enough to make a stiff mass.
The rats go away, as an' animal of
taste naturally would if provided with
such a meal.
A Cvre for Cancer. A man who
was cured of cancer says : Hiving
heard that several persons had been
cured by drinking wild tea and poul
ticing with the tea grounds, I began
using wild tea in earnest. I drank
nothing else at my meals, and in four
weeks my hand was as well as ever.
It is said bv a farmer who has tried
the experiment so often as to be sure j UT f IWflT i'POI'K
nf hiv. m-n,l ll,.l :n 1 I! L l.i.UUl likU.tib.
THE BEST OFFEH EVER MAtJE
x im nn nT7im n n 1 irnn niiTn'i it i iiiuti
1 1 i iiiiiii 111 i' 11 1 I, ill 11 11 1 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
1 OUJ UUUUili 06 blimi ftLUIlHi iUlLIIJ
CAX 1313
, v l 111
l II IllU lllil
a iroxnnnrvL ixri:yil0
The Brooklyn A ?,? Gf recr-t 1
says : The furnace'at tho .tv' v ; ?
were kent in full blast Sot,.. , 1 1 1
I Mil V' 111! I ll I 1 I 1 1 1 II 1I1III 1 I! i il.. r 1 .... Yt !.
m W 1 r mm mi ' m 1 mm mm mm , M Bi .llll.IIIt.II a ... rri 'I I.
with a substance made froin ,'(, !
of petroleum and coal tar by ,n "s
invented by Mr. S. C. Saliur, 1
has been c-xnerimentinrr ;.i .; ' J
Thorn le u,lu nnuftmlluulcltarl huthn A PJT I A ..:! . . n 1
w w 1.x IIV CIOWII wTt I tj tUlliM w m-m w w w m m m - . tUullUVl'i I ft I'lllV VCITS It '
FREEMAN should be without a first-class
A No. I Sewing Machine.
y
l' ---,v- ' .1
.:..,,c,ia.S
-j I t a ti. -A - n - 1
II. .1.
..1
tl.of ... ' i.;.;. !
iron and steel manufacture Vj. V'f"'
I reneh plate glas as ohe-mU L.
window glass. The boiler room
machine shop was filled with :'
rim v.RXii j
"We have made arrancmects wherby we are
enable! to otfer tnr the next sixty days a genuine
GKOVKK k BAKU: Improved SKWltJ 51 A( HIE ! Gf tJ1G XaVaI Bureau ff
to any per.'on who will send us the name? or S 1 n,i m .
.brribr- to our paper fur one year, j nn -"""- murfel
at2 00each,or.TJ Xew Snl.crllr. at 1 75 "J.ju,;u;uire.
earn, casn in auvanee. ur, r any oi-i or new mu. , -.. v . o m viiinuialic 1.
me success oi tlie li ml. Tl. :
in ir t
fxrr..
Sritier preters ir, we will furnish one of the Ma-
ce.t the Ireiurht fiom New York
chine? an.l sen.l t he ! kkem a ' one year lor tio.f'U ; . .. i-.,, ",l
each, hevon.l which there will be no expense ex- llu 3 n aCHVC little front I. -?n o
I Mi I ft .'
w Mi
This isthesnne Machine that is SoM through , , v , . v'"J'rii-',i.:
in ret:
n Vr,
it is furnisi.e.i cd around and seemed
complete in every partlcu lar, wit h p..unea i;ipk Iimct.lf M-Jfl, i,
M nlnnt Table an l Box lover, which l.wks down. . ' u,u ln
aeaiers ana iitea at .) cacn. ii is iurniiiei ' .i.u,,. ami f-eeine.l nn,.i i
Tlie r.i.-l
an, I the iron worn is elaborately finished in black J Il'Oin petroleum and CO-il Iqt l
and Kol.l. It makjs the strong and neat Klavfic . ' , v"'u u', v.,,;, ,
Mitch. Is almost noisclr
rapi.llv ami with beautiful
HllccQ t lie fn fiat ulaluiratA
ini loose, yiel.linir. or knit iroo.ls. it has no eoual. to the flimaCC bv nie-ms
hy saving (he tedious winding of bobbins. It Is
niadc ol the be.t material. In the best manner,
ty skilled mechanics, is elegantly finished, and
lias always held the hi:; hand distinguished pi ice
ever accorded to true worth and merit.
. strong and neat Klavtic . ' tar, V.!,;,
less, does its work easilv, ! miSCd tO JlOOUt tlie CO!)-i-t( I)"v (,f tr
tiilrW i It is conducted from V-.,
Oi .1 f
gas pipe. At the end of th s i.w,(
it extends into the door of th,-. i -.l'r
is a funnel shaped apparatus
fuel enters this furnace it cr.tr;. 'n
tact with a current of si:-:..!.
steam, wnieli atomizes tl e
lli.it as it leaves the nine!. in
i"'- i.
cl.ine ;t it,
f
i. uiini? And shall continue to assault s
irfl"j at big profits until we have over- lESllnS
lZVunZ come all competition. i. .linur
Ix-alinir
10 -iiii,
e'lothir,!?
Ciothiiiir
I'loifiinir
thin K
( lot bins'
t'iot h i riif
l':thinir
( lolliina
(.'I.t tiintf
t"b. thln
We have the largest and best stock of
rrn rnn t,tt?t ihtti nnvn "
run luiiii mw duio cV,1;;
IX TJIE couxty:
I(-alioir
D.'alinif
Clothinif
Clot hinif
Clot hinff
th inir
tliini;
h i ti if
Cloth inir
Ciot hintf
I lothin;
wn ru n rmrrc nrrv rnimrTiTiAY ckX?
in .I iiiiiiiiiii iiiniiiiiiiii .
...uii'if .i.. vv.il 1 11 iv L.... I'lAi 1 vu.uiLiiiiiv.il ( lothini;
flothinir Clothing
t loll ing n.EASF. r0 NOT Srr.Nn fXK CF.NT Ciothin
Clothu.ff l.NTII, VOI IIAVi: KX A MINED CloUiinjj
vi.Mo iitr inn uuuusA.vortilttjoP I lothtnir
I r vnni r nnthmw
Clot hiiijr
lot hin
i.ithin
Clothinir
Cl'.thinif
Clot hi nir
I lothmir
C i-it hitiir
The Poor Man's Friend
K I'dnioir Clorbinsr
Clothiiiu AXD OXE PHICE Cbdhini?
(.lotliiMir Clothing
V'toiVm1 CLOTnlEB! n.'.Vhi'i'i
( loi ti 1 n tr Clot hi tnr
Clo.hiiU "U.iin Cl'.ttiiinr
( l,,lh,n(f JldWI Ol., Clothing
l"!iiriir Clothing
Clothiti? Johnstons, r'lothinif
Cb-Mii:irf Ciothiiiir
Cb.tbii sr Cluthinir'
l"t iinur Clot hinif
Clothing o f:,,thin
Cl.ithinir l:t Clothing
Chithii-ir Cbitbiiiif
Over the back Of a SCUrVV Piar Will en- ' v f" I1:rrr7,Marnine in Perfect runninar order, and will be cnretullv boved and sent direct from
1 - ... J 1 I iNew ork. either by express or freight fas imv be desired I to all ners.m's ic. c. mi.lv wit h .ho
llieiV and SpeetlllJ remove tlie SCUrf. , conditions Kaei, .-Machine Is mounted on patent casters, lorwhi.-l. nearlv all other com iih nies charee ! the required 83101111 of fVv
1 he remedv IS simnle. Almost everv iL.i' lur"1!-''e,i itr.r.. with one dozen ei..'.I1.-s (a.,r!e.l Pin-). nn.!..il.ciin,.liiei.rcw..lriTrr,tiiie ' on,i f . . . '
r - , iiuite. aimOHeer) , need e-Kuatfe. and a book of full and complete Instructions explicit enough b.r a child to understand. , ami R1,x at l"C pomtof -h-
larmer can boast of one or more rlt,l -f '' ,t '0.rr ,lif,MC''. ''y ''" "llicl,ll"f wh- ' Tims tlm atomized lu. l o." .
sscun v iiirs. ana 11 inifprmiMf ivi i nnx-nmi.v r.f -.... ... . .V" ""., " .v .tUUUk
ft 9
liUilulliuiQiiUlilui L
"-jiizt
l
Turn an A
5s nr- h uu y
-5 1 1 il 1 1 nil h
U
Sv- it
cure it, it should not be spared
Salt for Bedbugs. To get rid of
bedbugs wash the room and the furni
ture of the room they frequent with
salt water, filling the cracks with salt,
and you may look in vain for them.
Salt seems inimical to bedbugs, and
they will net trail through it." Some
think it preferable to all ointments,
and the buyer requires no certificate
as to its genuineness.
To Remove Warts. Hall's Jour
nal of IL-alth says that to dip a stick
the size of a knitting needle into mu
riatic acid and touch the top of the
wart night and morning with what ad
heres to the stick will effect a painless
Cd'-e. Buy a small quantity in a glass
stoppered bottle, keep out of theway
of the children, oflTyour cloths and skin,
and vou are safe in usino- it.
How to Cure a Soke Throat.
One who has tried it communicates
the folio wiug about curing sore throats:
Let each one of our readers buv :tt nnv
drug store one ounce of camph 01 a ted
oil and five cents' worth of chlorate
of potash. Whenever any soreness
appears in the throat, put'the potash
in half a tumbler of water, and with it
gargle the throat thoroughly, then rub
the neck thoroughly with the camphor
ated oil at night before going to bed,
and also pin around the ihroata smali
strip of woolen flannel. This is a sim
ple, cheap and sure rcme.lv.
any outlay of cash, and with tlie smallest possible amount of labor.
X0 OTHER PAPER IX THE STATE HAS EVER MADE SUCH AX OFFER.
P . S. Next week we will print a "cut" showing the Machine with the box cover off.
GREAT FATOR
with "wuicii
THE PEOPLE HAVE RECEVED
OUR EFFORTS TO
M I-QUITARLE PRIXC1P IB
EMLISII
-THE-
&S3KT33 DSP "QT
i GOODS S OUTFITTING HOUSE
HAS STIMULATED US TO MAKE
NEW IMPROVEMENTS THROUGHOUT THE HOUSE.
WE INVITE THE I'EOTLE OF THIS SECTION TO VISIT US, AND
SEE HOW EASY, FLEASANT AND SAFE IT IS TO DO
THEIR BUYING at 13th & MARKET, PHIL A.
J olni Wanaiuafcex.
i - (,.
r..
i ii.
,xl n i
m Mess! 6
There is nothing clinev or forbidding nKv.f nv ttatt
personal attention of Mr. W.m.imnlvr h-,a
Fall. Th
i i . i , . .injiiiaKer nas
bngntcned up everything about the place, and the Fall 1,,,
Ml 1.1
v.
i: us p"n : fi-. .
vju.wuu ui vioinin ana Cloths is under th
w - w uiuau
roof, and
r r. - cti e ,
shows that the people have discovered that
S5 K
and that, after all, it is best to
IV
t.r.JV1 'S' 'VC have outstrirped every former effort, and put
lorttarj, tins season, 1
BETTER STOCK,
BETTER CUT,
BETTER MADE.
y0...reIy...9.n....9Hr....T.?.y5and TRIED COODS at
i ; -
'-'A ;ht??:i rricCS ods, and thorough
if thanlve. Miners, propose to clo a larger business
j "
WANAMAKER & BROWN
1 OAK KALL, '
S. E. Ccr. Sixth and Market Sts.,
-PHILADELPHIA.
I Half Sweet and Half Sot r
. ples We must give it up. We lmve
never before been quite ready to le
I lieve the stories about apples h.nlf
j sweet and half sour growing Cn the
! same tree, but when we receive n wo
j did a few days since, a basket of ap- i
pies from Mr. M un roc Morse, Frank-!
lin, Mass , which carry tlie evidence '
; in such an unmistakable manner, we !
; must give it up. We have heard of
I many such trees and such apples, and
: have examined such trees and fruit
but only to find that the half sweet and'
; half sour specimens were all jrone or i
nie irnpies were wnollv sweet or w ho lv
Z,!'s i ETARUSBED FR TfllllTV-1HREE 1 LRSL
pear to be Rhode Island Greening
i art ot tliem are decidedly acid, like I
v.reenmgs, and otliers are as sweet as
our sweetest baking apnks. wliile tm
i otliers e.irrv t!ir n-.i,l nn.i c ..,.f :.. i . i
. . .Av,., mm in uit
, same specimens, one side being spright
; ly sour and the other iinmTstakal.lv
i sweec. (iueer fruit to cook, says Mrs
Morse, who like other inteligcnt house!
, keepers, knows that sweet apples don't
; make good pies, and that sour apples
j cook in hall the time needed for sweet
ones, hvcry apple needs tastino- in
order to know into which pan to put j
it for cooking. What first sent this
Iruit oil on such a queer freak is a
mystery not yet solved. We have
picked Baldwins and Russets from the
same twigs; have seen apples half red
and half yellow, with the lines as
marked as though made with a paint
brush; have grown Porters shaped ex
actly like a Dartlett pear; have seen
apples without seed or core, but never
before saw a perfect marriage of sweet
and sour in the same apple, each flavor
holding its own distinct indi vidualitv.
We mu.,t give it up. X. E. Farmer.
& OUINN
b 1
113 and 115 Clinton Street, Johnstown,
ALWAYS HAVE THE
LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF
DRV GOODS, KOTIOXS, MILLYEItr, CARPETS, ETC..
to nn rouxn ix cam but a couxty.
' . - tiiiii mil Itnn
- - - -
...i.inu ms
t !,;
M ESI gsS a 7 fi riS
s i-,
IiviiTiisietviioiss9
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
F. S.3fot of mtr old Silcrnrn trill bfi found
on our floors.
j
t.: 1. S
to
.1 . . .i
'I It . L . IH iV lil
l ...it
tw. f .. ns Ti.f
L'lL !iu; !ii,.':re ; il
tfie tas'.o. but tlin U
fi-Mi m a ii f.'-'v Cav.r
PI R h
.fas mm works,
139 Franklin Street. Johnstown.
: (lie d(ih other tli-.n -im U'iraTS. IIK Wi h.i.i tomr-
- .1 wcucnly S,.y w e found it N V:r SLA lis! mTxtkiI" !v"U, munnlffifif-
Al. Ml two fathom ill the mid. V. . "r "? ".. yrry ..-r InO.a,, ,i,n
.-i.. o... MJUrA.
-OF
AND
SELLERS' COUGH SYRUP!
Orrr I.Onn.OOO bottle
c.i iu ;ic we cannot say,
id
1 rifted it was
v.iUt is stagnant,
, i iiwl phasant to ,
;iid!y a supi- i
The sun was
t ri t i ri
11:. n ir,ii ;i!,i,. i) i pric-e. (Usljrn and
17 or.icru r-pct fully polioitod
...1 i'r.iTi.iiy riin.i at i li e vv r v 1 i w-
r.i ;n rates. Try me
ApruJ4.lCJ.-tf. JOHN PA UK E.
VXt i'mu. iv ii l. and aticr mil sliadtlt-ss
walx w.- hi rived in ;t i ii iiici iug condi
tion, -in ! IU i.a.r lei I. cool and ieiicsh
irz. Wp swnm th fntire Ifnuth and
nW'IFJ, J.Iihi;(illLIN'. Attornn,-
r i "tt-T'n"'- Johnctown. Pa. Office i n the o'lrt
i-.xciiariir. h..,,iiinr. (up srnir.)oornfr of Clln
t. n ,id Lo,.,WllIfw ..j. W! off.n.l tnnl. bur
lni.jpnrnt. 1 with his r.rnl.-8ion.
W DICK. ATTOKNKY-r Law. Kh.
' T 'lllil jhll Pl T mm. f tmTt 1
bick.aeain without rinding anv snag, j J-Livjrd n.-w hui'i.imV ori, afreet "IiiJuiV
or ?ny leave, or sticksii Argu$. Tni MuiS.M w J1''
Krtl tl Tf 4i
"inr r, ..tv tor '! . .Ji L"IT rf-
Essential Oils.
of prime qnalltv, hoosrht In aoyqnantitT fo cash
on delivery. rree of bokerae. com'mlJ
sion, storage, etc., by
fOTGT & Oi .PnTT ! improvements of
irtrri stTrim.n c ' cninm'nn ir.nn il
The Thread Used. It takes seven
million miles of thread to hold the
people of the United States in their
clothes. It each person has three sets
of clothing a year and certainly- that
is a low average there is created in
consequence a yearly demand for more
than twenxy million miles of this little
strand, which, ly itself and on the
spool seems so insignificant that it is
only by taking an aggregate view
that we realize the importance of the
thread-making industry. It is one of
the oldest occupations of the race in
deed, there is no record of when spin-ning-wheels
began to turn, and the
complete story of the development of
the fine six-cord spool-cotton of to-d.iv
! from the old-fashioned h-mrt.m.i
. uiauc
yam, involves a large part of the ro
mance of human invention and almost
the whole history of mechanical pro
gress. It could not be given without
a sketch of cotton, in its political as
well as physical relations ; nor with
out accounts of the i
... . v v.wii 7 U IK I
Sheet Iron War
es
AXD DEALERS IX
HEATING, PARLOR aaj COOKING
S,
AND-
3D !H2 353 2BE
EXTRACTED
POSITIVELY
WITHOUT
PAIN!
BV
DR. aUIliCY A. SCOTT,
27S Tenn Arena, rittshareh, r.
u-eessfiil. nn.l I,,, own al.solntViV .Ji ' 'l? S
an
ucice oul ticiicate sprav ii.to t!;c 1
ing furnace. The brick :.rdi.'',.f
great ftirnnces are kept st n w.i. ,
nn.l a pure white flam., fi i,,. iS''
the whole length.'ri -i-t ii . a "
f OflO il,.i.J. 1.:'. .i . ' "
icii iiunuies, instt a.l ot tu,. j . , r
making liquid glass in tw., !, ,
stead f sixteen. .Ml th-, ;,. - ,' !N
maintain this exf raordina; v j,,. .
flight sjiray dailini: in ti..ii: t:..-
f'Mintl, which conies v.iti.ii) o0 ,V,
Decides the great bent lit whu- v
accrue to the iron and el.i-5
ture, the; inventian will i -.,'.
ailoptel on all ocean sto:n-'i;'i ;
A saving of $5.(m)0 will be trf.-' t, 1
freight room alone on each trip urr,
tlie Atlantic, as all that siacc is i,
. i ... i . .
lawen up iy tLe vum
which are used. The ri-k
increased bv the use of t! .
the inflammable proprj, ? ,, -L v ,,'
troleum are, bv'the invti.t;.,;. ti'-- '
ted. " ' "
- - - - . .
Some Interestinu Patk n .
are generally dry lea.lii- : 't:'t V; .
is sometimes a sinifi..".-,: .- i ,
mere grouj.ing of .lali?. - . 1 v.
ers will find such -::r.;
attentive confide rati' n ,,
ing events, all oecurriii- ho n ,.i ,
within tlie Jiinits of a li:;,,. ....
century: Post o!h cos wv:v f.-;
tabils'lO 1 ill Ubi ; .;;,,
I notes wtie first u-ed in 4 7 ; :
were first conti ucted in 147 ; ;
ca was dicover.'d in l4.i';
printing pres was sit i:m .(-
hagen in 1 4 ; (.'. 'pel ni.-i's
I his di.'ovcrv of tlie tru sv
Liie univtr-e in 1 . 1 7 : Li;:!;, i
inoncii In f., re the !irl f V
i--i : .a ier. the f:rt :
sicnary of un.deru rini-ti.ii
ed the cross in India in 1 .
IHirer gave the worl 1 a ! ,
future, wood t-ngra in in ." J7:
gens sot the spiiMiinu-wiii-. 1 i i r:-.
in 1;.:J0 the genu of all t!.
wliftls and looms of tui tl...'..
future facto: its. lltm v VI: I.
England finallv and "hy
with the IVj "e in i:..J; J
Lyola founded tlie or h r f !! e .!
iu lof.C ; Cahin fo:rrL-1 t:i
tity of tJcneva in 1C.37 : m 1, r.i ;
h. s first came into ue ii .'4":
first knives were used in Ii;i! ; 1
the fhst wheeled carri.-'-ts ii lr
in l"r0; Tounpioto ia-.i v. t
l.V.O- rtligii.ns lilxi'v v,-:: r-.-.
to lh2 llugeiu-ts in Pi aiu e i:i 1
nti.l ... C II ii
.11. vi as. unioweu iiv tin' n; i--
t. Lhutholmcw in 1 7 1? : ('! '
wrote Don (uixote in I 7 : il.o -newspaper
was published i.i h:
in 1:sS; telesc:p-s were inunt.-l
C,?0 ; Spi ncer. Siiake-peaiv. b.c"
Kejiler, Tycho Pnalie were c:!:;::
rarit-s in 1"'.0 these are some of t
more important headlands ,.f K
pean history within a siniiie '
'. Lyman A'.l'l in ,-7v, -
(t'7'iiV0n.
I 1.
' v.
a:
"t e.
i
othZi-r-W,:). A Prim which IJ.-nrs :
T rill ... it . TIt n- i f . . i -
..rtl "-v wiosr wno tear pmIti tn via.t I1VJ' VMie OI IliC IiftVi h i
.ot,n. those ! Paris Exposition
t .......
ho want rt itiri.il Ippii,
worm, rijieihtiy t,j
t oiitt-nnial Me.lal nn
..... k.-i ine niiesT in tr. i
fpepimpn? which to..L- t ', OOIVS Si
ilia re
is a tlii.i
holes, the inn r'.i
r i . .. . ...
n . . - I - - t' II. 'Ill 111 I II'...' ,
sir sy" fiMinrn.r'h;; ; v.rk is doc to,.. MVs w.,.
,ureof the Sr,',,)fi7ii' X,ur in a
I 1 1 1 1 1 m n . l . -
I.os,il.le prices for fir-olH work i. ,, "W r- "'U9 Hall
Bold ana cost, ie' than hairJV a""'
MUTB I
Orf Tfi.
nlrinr- la r,t . ..
;r!iourl ; It hng fwn
to diu.
:
IMM
fl.as-.avcd from i,,,"'
nvJ9 U ir-1'9 ho have h.-pii
coons CBERiuy.
r-n'vn of the K
'itnn-., uruiwy, i;rmi. ii:.L .'"""rt
n.l.s.do, Jl.Vu.S.? i.ini i W"rV".,'"iT
f A ni'.-iiiF iiri.-i.t-i ii. 'p- l.-J
TliV,COPPER&snEEMROX
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
the rott.nn rrin tln I
Importer and Exporters. 88 William St.. N. "V 1 Spinnino Jcnnv. flo"mi,lo t',.', '
QEO.m". re ade. Attorwt.Law ZYel lh 8.teara enine- "nd c""s , Nos- 278-2S0 aad 22 Washington Si.,
Ehenshur. P. w" Otuer Contrivance" fnr nnint or,
ihW d0or. Ui4u .uSu " WSf -' curate work.-Srner.
1 ho ti ili.jii..u
Bror be
ii MOlVn n fnil
One tri,il u ill n
Vinr-t- u.
t-cuJ 'fur pampldct to
tvm. r ci.at:kk,
I'BOViUKNCK, B. I.
Anirn.-'t 9, 178 -ly.
"SUSP Pi
:cu feats
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
HEALTH n HAPPINESS.
ot every one who wlTCe 7 th reach
WRIGHT'S LIVER PILLS!
The rmlv ure TU R K Tor Torpid I.iver ITtTe7.i.
-J-J
-miiie and so cav that .anv on- r. :.v
prove the fact ior himself. 'li t- in
vention has exeited genuine a-t.'i.i-mcnl.
nn-.onff the meehanics .atl-fU
at the Kxpo-iition. There is a ( -")
crowd surrounding the in vent oj-.
watching him bore hole after In--''
square, and puzzling ovei the j.rovi k
ingly simple solution of the p r-M.
All that is required is .an oi lin
hand tl i i II stock. A stationnrv cia.
it'i a caiuek below for holdir? -j l'
work, is used by the inventor. Int.. ! e
says, a common brace will nn-ir-"anything,
in fact, that "iii prio'-.T
Iiold the drill." The tool itsilfi-t-1'
usual form o( three s.piare thiil -'
that no special appa'at is n i'i ", '
Clump or chuck this drill in its l.-,: ',r
so that "it will wobble;"" th:t ,:e
whole secret. Instead t mnking i' 0
hole round, ns it will if tigl-tly r:r;';,
ed, when looseby held it produ.es a
square one; and, according to the
inventor, it is immaterial whether tie
drill wobbles in the work cr the woik
under the drill.
Soft corv can be cuied by J ,,!
corn salve: Poil tobacco iovn U n
I extract, then mix with it a qu int iy
1 I r Tr . . . .
onV bE.VJ;; &f?.r lh Pine, and aPp!, U t,
centre itreet. MLT.-4f.j tli the com dUapiai S.
in:
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