M m ..,.ia-'r''w.iMM1', -- "i1( , ilEf! flTANTIAL ET1DECE. A "'.ir.,i lfly 1 foriTf-t the natne. but -will supply fictitiously MurT Adam?, miiM from her L'rac, j Hrd's;ij ppiunifcce catine.! inte ns1 exe itenieiit, uml that xcitt merit ran wild w lirn at lf-nst h it wan announced Unit she had been mur dered. Her bodv haJ lx-cii found on the "Lore of a tributary of the Hudson river, w i'uli bruises uou her Itf-ai. which pave ample evih-w that dor death la.l boon a violent one. Utvh lrn?" niisht have been retfve.l bv failh.ij npf.n the rcks above the spot when th ivm -is were found, but there wer-other circ-iiinstanc that pointed in ai..t!i':- an..! m-rv j:!ia.-tlv Iirtcton. A vming iian naim ;! William Clay jN.It. 'was n-iei'. r.n-.U r accusation of the lii .i lf r t M..ry Adani. A le i;!iiiu;uv oMttiiiiiatk.a before a Justice ai, !'!! ":..''! nt i id. 1 ( to 1 ind Liui nv, r to aj : r f'iv a jury, t'lavpole ha I w.iiied up' u i!L-w Adams for a year or i:. i-.-, ai-.l during the two or three n.' r.t U '..;-: pi -t tin ir i'.iter'. u'a.o- had l- ,'t tise happiest kind. S'u- v as proved to l.avf been c ay and l;u:-;t.t -r-!"viiii. w it ii a licht. volatil" ilisp... '; a h' itit warm and itapuhive, a id Sa pjiicnt oi rr..trah:t. Clay, Mile, ii ::) c?n d. bad leu cxee dii.ffly jeal.iu.-i and txa'd in-.;, prone to taiilt inidiiig. and read" 1-- ioa!;.- !::s :.!;iai:eed in tvrable ati'l fearful if tin red t!oo!: s.i;il;!ii ly M on :i'".''.!;r; h:;i:i. It w.i-t pi'i'.rd iy several .. knes.vs tl.a. i.iyp'ie lia-i threatened" Mis Adamn vilh W-iriMe enhance if he cur cun'm her lining certain trilling thin. again : and a man of the town a mail n j-' -..table and reliable had seen the tvaii: t. ; :er in angry iliscii .-'i. -si ii th- v ry n''d of th" di-a; pf-aranee. !!- i'-id b-'e: on his w:r: l.nino on fon. . ai:-i I ... : lei -iilciv al"!i- bv the l ivi T' t bank, j i - -1 a hmidr. d vav.N lrom where the I!-:;.! body had been iVu.-.d. He had heauM ''a;, p-.h. i..-c hieviuaire (,i terrible i!ii:'.-an and one. -J.tnce, o'i. n U:ud'.. and di.--iii.et J vt he could l'-p -.d Hi.i-I t . i' . ( rd. and ear t. it, I v. a - a l-!; .i l io.f -nii-ht ceni?ir. and he had vta.. ' d 1 nt a nhert u;.-tan:e fp.i'i t!.- ;'.n.!' pair uhen he- -a the 1 1 1 : . 1 1 ;! i: -p iie; l, i 1 1 bv the anil and her.-i .- lv ev.' ' -a. : 'I d 1 . ii! V,., h": hPo this i ;.id ti.H.d tiiaa live under roe a t a i . e :is eu"e iatie ri.e P'nder I 'f i i.e L"-t fev t-k liewaie! I tell o.i, v n.a:i. 1 am d.-rperat?.'" I'" t hi.i t he 11 -ill S'.VolV IiK-.'-t y .is it i Vt l.V. II- !:.! a P.:.-: the ei-iMi;.-,! anees and t i ( . t da'", and t his v. ;.- t h-' e vt ii i'.nj nj ' :i -v i , : i i .M iry had '.ett her home not tu I'-' nii . V'i'H.'.!:i iade was eoin mifed b.i tii... a. el ill due time was br- af.-ht I -: ti e j , ev. It" ni. ih .:,'. t!:e i Vide-e'e 1 efo.'e the jury .' a :n-.i- -..n. '.a.-avu than bad been the pi t i i'll - i-i.t. !!(. d'hel'e was lia-ie .-I i!. 1 it a'! p.inti-d dir. etly to thea'-i. Ja Pe.i. i; Maiy A. I. tins had kilh-.i, w;1h a:i a' -.-i-de iin- p:.sibiiity that any :ie el -e eonid hae dune it. Tlr.it she e.u!d bale killed hers.-lf v. as a pre-p-. .dtio:i iiot to be en teria: a !. n'ir...t:n I i;. p. h i.edhitury. M...5t of t he t Vidcaet- he l;:.t ! heal' 1 he uckllOtt 1- edjie.l to 1 e t i i:e. M brut i. en T'-' .'Pue.fi v u. and he hid threaten d the liirl. and thnii-h h" : e.hl reli.el.iher all iliat he li, iht l.ae --o.i in:. h r th.; inl-uente of .str-.njr pas-i'.u. . t i.e w.'i.iu i:..t tl.-ny that the rr., i.! '..'i.'li.et !,-p"io-d his !a-t terrible spe eh '.'U th--- ii'.i"s bank had re por.ed !1 e.'ll ..-et !y. II" : ai I he had i --! there '.vilh Mary that ee;:ia'. an. '. he i ; n.en.b'H . shal h saw te, wi'i.t h '.! e r.'.v.l. After ia '.sitn.-s. If . .'.lv ill" ao'-l'y. if it I'lii.-nv." v. olds t- M,;ry. Heoii.d only cw a'- to ti.e .-hi pie 'ae; '. hat verv hhort lv att'-r u :.,; ! ( :..':-jim;" jn-'t pte nt i J !. 'ill : ""In arlb-1 ;.l his .-wn. hei' -J p;.-M"ii'. .o -i h.e! - et i.e 'il fr i.n.i :. el b td - l.ei j . t la i ii"iie', t-i. hi I' i:.::! I.e i . ;-. I ii.iiit neW-r . e h, : e:-. W": h !!-.' - ! ad h.U hi: ( e:4 i; -i.sled. ,..- rv. !::id i n!- . d I':' t1;' CV- i!-l '.' e : i t - .all. - i d ; ; h !:,' t ! i,..'. ... i i, ; ( ! n, : ; . ' ' .:.t. .-.in. lima i r. ;. i fru.r Tbt- d iik", :!. ;.:.'! ,!:; their v ! - i i . y - a . and J r : .." -i; .d,l ! ;'. - -- i. ii ' ! ! '.i, ; . ..a (.., '...Mi! : ." i s-i t-n ;!'!e a A '..! . ; ap .iii 1 deiii'.aded :.a i I lei; a - Par-d b, tv. - ll.- ;: .ti,' tu-" ! i.f : r nivid- r. Ti.-"- j.i.l i" . vi: : n '..i to fa! iitii.it w it h sn"-i'.-: it i' !'.? terr-T ; bat by jind .y the ' app'.ii: n.t : tic. e.!M i:. oonvinei:. l.iin that MiO v,.,-;i lh.l.-. l' ii',.: bl.'vd 1 iko "t i i-'-r v. .'.ii. n. and lie ad:r itted 1: r to tie- p.. V. . ;:.(! i;.,l ; , lb "' X :.; ..:.-. d iii" !;. , o, i tin- 1 .-. i;. : , i- v.- I. indie ' itie- e.: n;,,;:,- c; .;' i-i i '"'.' and aiit'i'-ray ..-am- t.. !!.")- , . " i.-ie !:-' . o.-d ' a ie.-v.- r . !.:.;. !. M i: v A'l.'i : v. i ' . , ;,, ,; ' Tt.-i -1 -r- 'V: , I l , . 1 v., tin'. ( ni ' he i:;-'.: -.f i !. .pi- ire.', f-. ar- irar thnt ... nvebt di r eae ihiiiij. aitd I" oiy ' ! L the titi.e, el 4.-7- tiiitf ".it !' hi- v.av. 1 b- v-.i: 1 hs kn.-.V :.:;e 1 ll .!.;! .c ; p. her, h' a.' . v.!,!- :-; i::..ii :;j-.t -i, .ii. 1 o-e u' uf nt e e 'liws, ;r.d t;., ;,, k'l'-wn t-iroiv . s!,e er.-pt avvav. ;-.:id iM-fie lu i : 1 1 . r NWIS be, nit llie p.i.ssibil- ty ' f i :i- !i 1. 1- r '4:!it i'-n. j II i'. i: i ; I a ... n li,.:o,- in a f.ii- ' awa. ni.eef... ; r ., u. ,lf, "en . ;. !.- - n.:t:i -h- ha I I , r.'.l '.'.";,. ia !;.-r l.,e,:-. : read the e- j...r ,,v,-;i ,1 the;.ii'i-t ;' l.'-r . ii i-.v.-r f r the innr ib.'l' 1 1 i; .i . . , ('ii. t" . : : n..i ;. i l i,:,:. . f. !;:: W.e:i 1 I'.iv it. ,-rv . day ! Mi-i-i -d leiKin an .-.dicfV fr- !:! ;oi ii'-.ir e a-yluai appeared in s- ..n h d an e' . im d p:it ie.r , w'e ; ;i. a: f r 'a ' H lab 'V. i,o 1. .'. s'.u'ji- i in tv.i;:.;. in tt at ilheet i.ei. Ho :i'v th" ;.ini: nts l.ieh h 11 . . ii taken fioni the b . iy i f tieMb' i i w.;n;:n. ai.d r.-e. .-ai.'.'i! the::i at di'.'f ;o bfl. irk- 1 x ..!..::. Th- fitlds. -M. '.. which hid btn anrpovd t' -"and f. M;rv .d-tm. were n.i""v i". ni-.t to r ; r; vn-.'-M--rt-ia-Ix-rou'a :!iin. Th- o.V.e.'r ?,vy Miss' Adann. an-! d.-.-lared thai if he Is.td n.et h'T i t'i- 1 :..'! i w:-. i-.- ii a crw.!ed pul li.' c..ne...:i. . :.e -n.-,.::i cr-nainiv have anesti d :,e. Ite;- re-embhi', ti. ; the patent !.e -h' . w -r. I. -.",.1. Ands.itl.- ti-utii M-.-.-i an.-'., at I '.si . 15 a fort mnte r-v.: .. .f ' liht cam t Mr.ry Ad.t:-..-. ;:; : .(r"r- . nppa:anee 1:011 ih- .-. -... ej;. with favin r; er to V';:M;;ni C1,,t;. ', . Tli lover went awav ; to- pt i-m ; together, and certairty we !ilv o, ftro'ind f..-r th. lel.'ef that th; ; f;-;-l ! through whic li th y ha-5 pa -. I in l le- ,i u!Tieie!i' i'i ins f rrib'e i Tiri -i.c" to ' " i are ?;i ii'i them in the r r.lv a: and j-T'et"n! w-.iv i. lif the v. iv ef trnftfij !,,-.- and'wi-v f.-r'-i'-irane:-. " ht'iT'.ri -n ';:. of the Ncvst l. ). n-r. ?ay V'e have b-u: 1 oai-. r.s a err ; K.d I rev-ntie of .;:. ;i-e :o...,rirr o :V fov,l;. ;ivr thfov!-i ' ' v -t'-r e vt i v HJOrr.il.?, feed e!.opp"d o.ni!..:i abx .il twi e ' a rek. and the fi,-U w.ll r-ddom i:i:-i ' sick, "verfef .l f..wi ?;.!.. and !;..e:.?v ; tyi : it i 5t:re to pive th?::it:.e td..-.!.-r.i. : A c have lin-1 a bitter p--i i-: 'o : ti u i -act. (int of a t.' k of .-.s-vrnfy hatched ' ihi tfar. vrt- have now e:d . t-.v. ntv- me ' hea2rh;.-ei.;..K: t ;vii?a'i;i-":r near'lvad i bed fr..r tho ejects :.r ia ro; lv ! bie.-id. ' mm mm PIANOS anclOSGAKSI THE LAltBEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSE IX I'EW'A. IlaTln? recently aerepted the Cirneral Agrenry for Central PrantjlTanla (In addition to on r oltl territory), with headquarter and LARGE STOBE ROOM IT 1401 liLEVEMII U'E.. tLTOON.l, I? CHARCE OF MR. CEORCE W. COOD, And tx'li.j; iolrou of extending onr already Immense nalea of the most eel- pbrutrd and niot drilrahle t ier Introdured to nniio-lo vlnic i dextrous of 3iist-CJlas or i :i mi it hii t 1 11 AT Wi: CAXXOT FULLY "WARRANT. AND 15KING THE OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST. Our Jloitff. ichh etttoblishetl in JS.'il in J'lttsburgh , ichere we wit I con Unite at AV. tit Fifth Avenue. Instruments Sold on Small Monthly Payments. H ATJSFACTf OX i i J AUAXTJ . SlND FHi: ILIUSTKATK1) CATALOGUES AND PRICE LISTS. i Haines Brothers. n AUSi WEBER. NEWTON & CO. G JHJ O . "W". G-OO'D, 1404 Eleventh Avenue, Altoona, Pa. MELLOB & HI5TR:CKS, e.T 79 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. l3,. (3-i:o. "W. "SA.C3-S c ash 1)i:ai,i:k in Nrk?A" SWEET HCMC. yS l .-- T rrrrK a cs j? f .4r .tr -?rsK lilJliliillilJr liHriliIrS illlBS OF riVn DK3CRIPTION. AND MAN I b"A TIN ami s 1:1 E Ivr-IRON W A R E, MU-2 ELEVENTH AVE., ALTOONA, VA. CHEAPEST PEACE IX TIIE CITY. OOFING, vSPOUTING and Rep i" r j rnojirn.T am satishctokii.t ittkmii.d to. PI. A IN TO TH 1 1 PF.OPi.E O! ' CAJ1B(I1. .XD;1)J0II(JC)UXTIES! W bf rcb.T rortpeelfnlly Infcrm ou nil t.iat -wo barejuvt oi".-!iel nn liii:n.ie rtntl rligAnl atork of Gents' and Youths' Hats and Caps, Shirts, OverallSj UndervveaPj Sf A 1' " .IR. and it ..; lir.r of tirnf Fl K.VVj'.VlJ U (..&;. in the ttff t.f H-lf' f.t rfw.::--:n.'T to mrcK.czxtrti r. ..tv-.' ot f:'!''j ftrr if r'r.t. on tht o'iflr. 7rhlcl Vlll r:.' r.:v Ctlo:trtttt ant ,.u fly 'a-'tund oi.r -.".'il ..-or:vi :-i n:fi--!(.' Al'ae irti.i. s'f't a u rf. f- .':t- o:.rr U".ti of fioi-! wi. .'i ;r;7; ..-T-f1-. f '-.ile fit- any firutn to . RenfT.'.'. t'.r f'n,r cs thi it SoMt J".; ESTIKKLY N r' II. k: tSi 3Sll1 blri ioln-tlp S"' '-i.m- lilu. ftai ti, IT MX 11. ri. A IN A IX i'i. PL A IN A IN' I'I AIX PI. ri. VI. VI. VL VL A I X MX MX MX MX MX in root Y.'t'n Nri'.iinn; i Si--1 coitf fc'iC-:E EXH-2IT0RS at EXPOS'TiCM b'::Vt.'.SCLL Paris, 1373 AM0 IM-ERATiOfAL EXH!BIT:CN, PHiLAOELFKIA. 1376. A t-':rZ ',- SI RC;i 3. E VOOTH.arc ? y ENCOURAGE fpfAJiU FACTORED at t ji.Uj-.r i n u u i i ii j( vx..." MUUN1 HCLLY. 1 n v nriiir. ffVi'-.if" tCVTiUGTM (Si.-'i . ...vp l;K$S&f& OA ranc-Ci.-J'.C5!ro:r-.Sa-.T -.. &e , niiik I MlfDSI nblie. ne rekpeotfally Invite all Kho are pnrrhaiinK a Instrument (iivr. r a call. PALACE. STERLING. iMason&Hamlin. Tl Iti It I- C4 1 ring i-iR-l erf, TT FACTS FACTS FACTS FACTS FACTS FACTS FACTS FACTS FACTS FACTS FACTS FACTS FACTS of rm: o.x.r nf.w- anh Jit . T . - " r. . - . - . siv i,.,t. ..ts, ?PP iPAlS. FH ! LACtLFH I A. . 11 4 M1)I1J i;T fi-ra-lrertuei-).. in rnee. 10c. VS.." 1 M.J. t I THE CA0 OF MAGABA. MORS MTfSTERTOrH THAW THE FALLS THEMJELVFS THE DEPTH OF THK WATER EXCITINO KXTLORA TIOVP OF GOVERNMENT ENGINEERS. The Niagara correspondent of the Syr I aeupe Standard writes: The canon of Xiacara is fur mor myster i ious than Hip falls themselves. Witliin tisc ' area of civilization in America no one was abl to snoefssfuliv pieree thronprh the fierce and terrible un.ler"eurrent to the bottom un til, recently, the Government itself thought I it necessary in behalf uf science to undertake j the tak. "All the ereatchenies imagined to i be fitrietly seientifie were pat in operation I bv bunglers to obtain the depth of water ! neath the falls. Bars of railroad iron, pail J of stones, and all unreasonable and bulky and awkward instruments were attached to I lone lines and cast off the railroad briilpo : and elsewhere but po sitively refused to sink ' the very bulk, o; t'te instriiineats D in nsaf j fieient, no matter what their wc;g ii, t fjive j the powerful undercurrent a way to buoy l them up upon the surface or near it. j -piie United States Corps of Fnjiiiieers, ' however, with a small l-ad of only twelve ' pounds weigl.t, attached to a slender n.pe or sounding cord, easiiv obtained the depths : from the falls V. the lower bridge. As yur ' correspondent assisted in the hydroprapiiical ' operations, the fart may be piven as they j presented themselves. One day we launch, j ed in a small boat not far below the falls, and entered on a most exciting and jwrilous : exploration of the canon. The old guide, j long in charge of the minature ferry situated 1 here, accompanied the party. ith great difficulty- we approached within a short dis : tance of the American Falls, which darted ; great jets of water on us and fur out into the j stream. The roar was so terrible that no voice or i human sound, however near we were to one i another, could be heard. The leadsman east ' the line, which passed rapidly down and j told off S15 feet. This was quite near the j shore. Tassintr out of the friendly eddy i which had assisted us up so near the fall we I shot rapidlv down stream. The next east of : the lead told off 100 teet, deepening to 102 j at the inclined railroad. The average depth i to the Swift lritt, where the river suddenly i becomes narrow with a velocity too gret.t to ', be measured, wasl'.a feet, .lust under the j lower bridge the whirlpool rapids set in. and ; so violentiv are the waters moved that they. : rise like ocean waves to the height of 20 feet, j At this point joar correspondent, at the time of the survey, computed the depth at : 'J10 feet, which is accepted as approxin.ately ' correct. I The terrors of the gorge below this point I are known to but few. Indeed, the foot of man scarcely evertieads this infernal region i where almost peihendieiilar walls rise on j each side of the vvrue of the river from 270 i to UtiO feet in height. Here the continual i crumbling of the rock have formed a preei i pitous pathway in plices on the river's edge : elsewhere one'tnust cling to crevices in the j rocks, to jutting cragi or otherwise to get i along. A "party of four of us made a snrvey of the interior i f this canon from Lewi-toii : to Suspension Ilriuge, Willi great tiilhculty : we clambered along. It was a fearful yet exciting exploration. At times the river ; would rise suddenly some to or even 15 feet. as if a great dam anove had broken, causing a hasty retreat of the parties up the sides of the cal.on. Kr'-in points above mcksand earth frequent- ly tell, causing lively apprehensions, and, to add to the catalogue of embarrassments, an occasional rattlesnake attempted to retard our progress, and one of th. in whs killed ; and his rattles preserved in commemoration of the event. Getting into the canon at Lewisti'ii was comparatively easy, but mak ing .!!'.- way out was another thing. Near ly a mill; beiow Deveaux College, which is situated half a mile north of Suspension bridge, tin- possibility of making ur way along the river's edge ceased. Night was ju-t approa. hii g. and it wa- a hard day's work, neai.'y. make I.ewi-ton. Above the rucks towered nearly ieet. We had the alternative of remaining in this abode of tciroi s ov er night and returning to I.ewiston the following .lay, r of fighting an almost imp. "-s'tpie pa-.-age to the steps leading down from t iie eo;;cg". We fh-U-nniii'-il to accept" t.r an ln.;".r's cijin! w ma. ti r. f to our wa witl.m Ii 'ii teet ot th; t"j. v, iiere jut a lairrow ri-'u-'. Ptiii.-.I by fnuabied -lis seemed to fxtt-nd. We fuhu wt-ii thW pei haps :i i.K : f in i ie. wien it -an:" In ;ui aPiupt tciiiiiuarjii'.i. cvcnil r.Kls i.eyund w.is a br.'a-l athv.; y, henlies; up to the cohere, but in the iiin-rv.-.l or.iy the tare wniis of ; rock, alinost pci ,',!. (!iL'ii'iar frnin the tup to the rushin? water, JT.j l'c-l ht.-.uw. in.-l llic U-sp.-.ii"iii.e t iii" of our p'aty. .hit above our heads was a crevi -e in tin- neks which seejneil to cress tlie in,erver.inpaee. Vilii a!m,t cei taiu di.-..ni .-.taliiil us .iireeiiy in the , face, we ;. lei mined to try to ri.ws bvvtan.! iriZ tii'toe in the ereiet-and ciiin'.inp; tn the ' juttiii.es cf the riK-k-. '1 lie v.uiou- inipie i iiieiit. 'if ihe party were divided up. a heavy . then iij.iie i t.iii:' to y. u.- i i.nvsj .indent, wnieli was siraj.ped to bis Pi.ei.-. 1 he tII-e-t ci.iini-ered uf. to the Tt-vi-e fir-1, ti -etli-crs as-:;:":is :nid fohewinu'. and the -.s i iter crct'iiie iij) last. Then t.eran a '-;i:-uis t; r.L'i:ie to reacii the p-alhw.iv b. yoiel. Aii ;:i.ied tl.ejcsaieiy wIh-h v..ur rm.r.v pendent, with the heavy 'burden .in his 1 a k, was jii.-.t nddwav acr.v.s. Here a sharp reek jnst ?t tlie height- (,f t P p,,.;,.t impeded the v.-ay In atttfir.pting to set around this the hoot failed to find a letini; place. The lieavj i;ir.trr.iiei:t was jmoi'ic; me (iff my ba:a!.'e: the l:i:sers w.-ir iesii.j; Uifir sicii-fl-nlioid; iro feel helow the roai inj; water. One f.M.t .slipped o:T an;l was g.-.h Oown, down ; a mist cinio over th.e eyes, when my fe.it ea:i.s;l!t er. a slender 300s-'! "en y hie h, ai.d il haii'l HHhU-nly y rasped 111V ba.-k and drew ine around ton .afe siandii.i,' plr.ee. Iii a m -nicM 11,. re the pathway wa- reached, ami Ihe sat. ty of ail injured, Put never wiii the frijihtfui scene leave the senses. One r f the I'ai'ty saw the dai;e.r ar.d rescued the par ticipant, or else the pjoseberry biisli wa the saviinr means I have never 0 nite umlei stood which. A Ukack fin a Kicking Hoiisk. These uiif'ii'tiiiiate as to own a kicl.hig horse know .soinelliiiic uf the y.A ei-.-e it i-.'ii'.iire.s to tj"t a'.in- w ith it. nd will welcome anv tliin; whieli wiii j u-.-nt tlie kiekinu nnd fi nally effect a cure. The writer knew a horse which was so ba l a kicker th.it after various trials, ami alter paisinu ihruiiuii many ti.ni.l-t. ami -.-ettie.-T worse all the time, to he perfect ly nuvd in the course of three months ly the use of the device here given. This is a'sim p'e brace, which acts iij-.m the fact that if the he.nl he kej;t up, the her1?.' cannot kick. A kicking horse is like a Iminwv, w hen one end ces up the other must co down. The brace consists of a half-im-h iron rod. which may he straight, or. for the look, bent into a graceful curve. It is forked :t both ends; the two di isions of the upper end are fasten ed to the two Tines of the oil. while the low er ends til uiii-ii the lower portion of the col lar hauies. Ti.e ii-.-.er ends can best be fas tened to the bit by winding w ith wire, which should he done smoothly, o as pot to wear npon the lnouth. The lower end is secured by means of a strap fastened to the upper loop and pasMiic around tlieeoilaris huckied tiiroimh the hole in the lower nait of the end of the braer. Tlie brace need not be taken from th." bit in ui-harnessing". Any biack siiiith can make such a brace, takiiiL? care to have it of the proper length to tit the partic ular horse. Keep its head ;:t about the height as when checked up," and the horse will soon be cured. American Agriculturist. A SlMn.F. CrilK FOR DlfHTHF.IlIA. I)illit!icri:t is as nmoh of a tcrrnr to tlie liotiscliolit ns si'iirlf-t fever, ar.;l anything tint will teiui to iiiiti.ttf its rav.iis or cure the malaily it.-clf, wi.i U- hailed with satisfaction. Vr. J. F. Kriivist., of this citv, had a 4 yt'ar old dauclitor t hat waRrtespefatciy iii of dir h thcria so ill, i.-idrcd, th.it tliP l-:s si.-ia ns said she rould net livo h.iif an hour. He deter mined to try a remedy i f his own, and to., It alKHit half a tcaenr.ti.1 of crude jietroleiim. info which he put three eti.t-' worth of jrur.i camjihor, heatini.' the petroleum until the camphor was di.w.ived. W ith this mixture lie swahhed her thrvit inside nvd bstheil it on the f utsi.l... Inside of two hours the. chi:d iiTEiHHfS i dy is simple f-no ii;h, ca-ily pro.' end and well worth further triat. A'.:joua Tribune. Smai i. noi.cs in white wulls m be oiis'lv ' T.i.airi-.l witui.ut s.-iiiiinsr f r tho mas'iri Liual parts of p!:ist,-r or 1'aris ix white snii.l mil as is x$i in most families for scotiiin:; pui'P' s.-s niixl with writer ti a ' pisto, r-i-jlie.! iti:ni.V,iat.-!v a tut smoothed with .-. knili; t.r fi.it piece of wo-hI, will make ti f l-roken place as troixt as new. As the mixture h;iritPis vf-rv fiiicklv, it is N-st to i p:ep re but a small q'uarititv ,-ir a time. A. Cviiv For (rALI.s. Dissolvi si : ilraehms ! o; jmlinc in hitf a pint oi a.eohol ami apply ' il on the sort- wuli feather a- in as the coi- hir is re;rnvv?, and wh.-n at rest, twi?e a rlnv, ! lnnrniT' an.t evening. The article souSfi -he in the sfal! of every fanner, as it is an ! exriient application on horses when the skin is liiokcn V.y liicts or other aeeMents. and is a sure cure tor s-plin? if uso.t in a proi j T?r mir.ricv. A OLD TIME TROJECT. Speaking of newsjaper subscriptions and advance payments reminds us of an institution which sprang unand flourish ed down East in the olden time. In ls49, we think it was, when the venerable Thomas "W. Newman, now of Brooklyn, N. Y., waa publishing the Ilallowell, Me., GizetU, and we were a "cub"' in that office, an active, energetic gentle man named I 'ease found himself out of i business. He went to Mr. Newman, and after asking him about his subscrip tion accounts; due, purchased them. i For one and two years subscriptions he paid fifty cents on the dollar. For three : and four years, forty per cent., and for 1 others from thirty to ten per cent. These were the days when publishers had to give long credits, and the amount purchased was something like four : thousand dollars, the (iazitte publisher realizing aliont sixteen hundred dollars cash. At one stroke he wiped out nil j t ho subscription indebtedness due him, i and had clean books. Mr. Pease set out collecting, and in a short time found that the business was one that w ith proper care would pay. He pur chased the accounts of another paper ami put a collector into the held with himself. Within a year he owned the accounts of half a dozen papers, and had several collectors at work. The business was one that required care and tact, but Mr. Pease appeared to be equal to the task, for he extended his work wonderfully. Not long after his lirst purchase he opened an otliee in Boston, and purchased the accounts of any nev.spajrs that had them to sell. "With headquarters in Boston, he kept col lectors in the field in all the New Eng land counties. Each collector used a horse i1 nd wagon and at intervals bills were sent in. He was kept in one. lo cality until he became thoroughly ac quainted with it and had no difiicuity j in finding the man he wanted. Mr. Pease built his business up to very large proportions, and we think gave employ ment to nearly one hundred collectors i and clerks. At this day there is no tell- ; ing- what proportions the business would have assumed had Mr. Pease lived, but ' at the time he was doing so well he died. ! His successor was less enthusiastic in j tiie work, and finally c losed it out. That the business was a success in the right i hands is beyond dispute, and the same field is now open to an enterprising man j in any locality where newspapers flour- ! ish and subsc filers will not pay in ad- 1 vance. Pen and Pres.". ' j Somk Cruiot s Facts. Marcus Var ro writes that there was a town in Spain undermined with rabbits, another like wise in Thessaly by moles or mole wharps. In Africa the people were com pelled by locusts to leave their habita tion ; 'and out of Gyaros, an Island one of the Cyelades the islanders were forcel by rats and mice to fly away; moreover, in Italy, the city of Air.yehv was destroyed by serentst. In Kthiopia there is a great country lyin? waste and deserted by reason that it wa.- formerly disjH'op.leil by scorj'h.ns; and if it be true what Theophralus rejxirteth the Treriein were chased away by certain worms called seolopendres. Annius writes that an ancient c ity". 5ituated near the 'elseian Lake, and called f'ontene bra, was in times past overthrown by pismires, and that tlie place is there upon vulgarly called to this dav the (amn of the Ants. In Media, saith IMouorus Sieulus, there was such an in tinite ninnt.ei- of sparrows that eat up and deyonee.1 the seed which was cast into the ground, so that men were con strained to depart from their old habita tions and remove to other places. r ' 4 T H H i: A A HHM KK A A J It II K A .H II KEK A A V Cheapest!' GEO. KUNTLEt! HAS Now ON HAM) THE LAEGE8T, BEST i MOST VARIED STOCK OF I-Larclware ! Slovos, Hlin-wiJi'o, f3',-"j Housrri r.Msinx.; sssssss (moo noDii I'l.Dl.I. "ssSs.ss Ir ((r ( (Ml Oil T) S (rfililr (M 1(1(1 (K.ftn I I T'TI SSSSSS .t., fcc. tbni rnn Xr f"i!inl In anv one es-tnlur.h- m ,B3$EM l?nilloi? 1 1 1 rchvnro of erprv (V-crlptlon aaj of bc-t qt:a:itv; CARPEWTERS7 TOOLS! of ail kin.!? and tliehifl in t!. mnrkct. AIo. a lnrt;" to k ol TAKLK AM) POCKET CUTLERY, Maitnrf. l)nrrnvnrr, Sllvrr-S'lalPd Hiirf. odn. lllo V no. Hall Ia per. rninknl a I Ii evol tn, V ti - TIN, V(.ii,ltorsp Mififn. liar I mil. Hail Rod. Horse XailN. arrlsje RulOi. Illv rtn. Mill S . I.rln'lilniirv hlcel Miov rl I'low .Moiihln, Koatl K-or,p; Mowing Machines, Hoise Hay Rakes, Hors liny Fori?, Itnpf ati'l In11ryi, orn CnlllVKlom, nnri lull line nl llarv raiiitSTnnU. Ai?.j, m large asorlmpnt ot Table, lioor ami Stair Oil Cloths Carriage Oil ("lotli, ! r. VT.U an-i Oil- Cl.CTll Wl.VM'IV SHAfUXl? 1 ti SMAI.F". K1XTI K1.S; I.ivuKrooL ASH 1'' i ! SAIT. the best iu the wi.rl.l for I.airy an.l Tahle ; ue; lxpiiliTIl) KCK'K SALT. l)ie eheaj.es! nr Nest far fce.1iuir I. i v Sn-k ; LINU I'LA.STKK; ! IVtn. A?r Cimthv n.'MCS. ot the bet nuaiitv; j 1'KlvKlNsr rAli:.VT SAFI.TY LAMPS, wni'l. e:i!in t be rtplt'lcl : CHU.uiitx'i WAi'rii.NS ?rr. i AL'TS; the Innri-t ttcck of MILK I'RCiCKS of ' nil h:i.es art! Pies an-.l of aup'-ri'tr ware ever ef- ; feretl f.,r -ale in T-:i.cn'.iira : a hut line of WAIXT BKT'StiKS "f the irt..t .le-:r:il.l ielitv: WIN- ! i.w 'ii.v'ss. oils. r.AiNrs, ri i Krih tin k, VAKN1SUKS. fee.. t..j;etlier with a Iari-and com- ! X h-Ie stock cf choice I ;rkkuif.s, tobacco ami sears, ! tt?II sp ttioiipand? f other ufful and nroflful j rt!Tl". In tn.i t, anyi'iliis 1 linven't or can't I f "t nt Kl.'trt not ire is not orih buyii:K. an! what I r.fler f'-r sai may a!w:iyp bo rt):(1 n as ft;wt ci. 15 ijr alitv, while tht-y w.Ii invariablv be SOLD AT BOTTOM IMMCKSli Havinyr ha. I nparly thikty tears' rrrrm- r'cK (n th Falo of ero!ji in my lin, I nn onab!d I t'- hiji.!t my o'.i-iomrn with th rry hp-t in the ' n?s-k't. riv mf r borI hrr cr yor pVron- j r. thn, an1 honvinrd thai lu bct If alwavs , th ohenj nt. aivi that i: nrpriays t buy nn in- ! frior artifi( nimiily Vfnuifl t!tc jrirr i invr, a It ! in nn in1ij'!itiMc "fat that saoh fjroI ar alwars the leartst iu thf end. r;Eo. iiuxti-ev. j KbenFlmrjc. April 11. 1S79. ' KANSAS FAKMS -AND- FHEE HOMES! toe Kansas pacific homestead Is I'til.lislie'l t.y the Land Hejinrt merit of the Kan sas Tactic Railway Dompany. to supply the larire ami inereain ticmAn.l for in forma. Ion at.out KANSAS, an-l eii.e-:iaity the ma;nirirent Lo.iy ol lao-19 icrar.teil by C'onifres m aid of the cou nt ruction ol its road. Tina jrrant comprises FIVK M I Lb I O N AC RES XX F I. .VN P. eoTipU'lnrof every odrf section In each lownhip for a l!?taime of twenty miles on Null si.li- .f the r-md, or one half of the land In a belt forty m'V" wide, extending to Denver 1'ilv, ;ol orado. tlin-. torro'iig e. contlnaati.m of the'lielt ol dot try whi"li, fror.i the Atlnntij eoat westward, s !"un.! to he, in ciima e. soil, an 1 every produc tion ol nn ure. the most favored THK KANSAS PACIFIC Is III Hle tttf Shnrletl Itnn.t Trom lininni fity tn llrnrrr. The nvcri;c route of the tourist and the hest line to the A copy of Thk HnnKiTciD will be mailed free to any a.l.lre.-s tv applying to S. J. DlLMUlit, Land Commissioner. P. B. GROAT. rsalina. KanW len'l l'a:. ami TfcVet Aiccnt, ?Iar?llH, 1ST?. -6m. K;'Ujhs C ity, M. ESTABLISHED FOR THIRTY-FOUR YEARS. F.WJAY&SOI I n rri xi ftx c t 1 1 o r ? WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -OF txh, coma, AND Sheet Ironwares AND DEAI.EIIS IN' HEATING, PARLOR ai3 COOKING AND- HiiL'SE-FlHMSillNG GOODS (iENHULLY. Jobbinn; in TIX, COPPER &SnEET- PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. Nos.-278, 2S0 and 2S2 Washington St. JOHNSTOWN, PA. I.VCOHPOIIATf n is STRICTLY ON MUTUAL PLAN. PROTECTION MUTUAL FIRE IHSURAHCE COMPHY OF CBENSBURC, PA. 'i is fcrw - $123,233. Only Five Assessments in 2 Years. NO STEAM MILLS TAKEN. GOOD FARTfl PROPERTES r.T'KViA I.L Y I KSIJ'KI). GEO. M. READE, PresMent. T. ir. DTCK, Secretary. : Ebn3rp, Jen. SI, 179 -ly. prpifCOLLIlS.JOIIh'STOi&Co. a r kke li H ::: BHKEHS Ebensburg, Penn'a. MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT I'ATAIIM'. O.V !K.MM. INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS. MONEY LOANED. COLLECTIONS MADE. AND A GHNEKAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. i fTSnorinluttention paid t o h nsin c c. f cor respondent. A . V. l:re'K isov.ui. 1 -.-tr. C'ashior. nidtonk Bunding ft Poor to Krrl.Ihoff 'a et Mr.rr. CARL RIVINIUS, Practical WalcWer ana Jeweler, : EBENS8URC, PA., nAS always on han.i a larie. varirrt and ele ffnt sv-.rlni-iii of WATi'MES, CLUCK"! JfcWKLRV, SPFCTAI LKS. KY K-C1L ASSKs fcf.. irhloh lif orfcrp for eale at lower price1, tbaii any other ilialer In the county. Person needing anyt h ini? la hi line will do well to Rive him a cal before purchasing elsewhere. "I4rorrpt attention paid to re;. airing Clocks W-arche, Jewelry, if., and satielaction guaran teed in ;oth work and price. fOIXTRY WOKK X SPI.tIAI.TV. TTIK nmlerHia-ned hr.rinir r" -entlv pnrliaei1 the property known in t!ie Luevshi-im h tii r ato'-.v from Ihe AKlirnee of A. Y. t eo. W. P.in.-e. dcFire lo call the attention rf the put. lie to the tact thnt they propone puttirir raid Faeturv in operation forihTi'h tor the t.iiriH." of dinir a'l ' kinds of rot" TRY WORh. f.ieh Card', fne. Oyefinr. p1nitnir. Writvlit;. Ar. Will a1o Manutn.-iiiro lilnnUets, liannela. ' Caflnlmeri and Yarn. Hiivinir seenr-d the service-, of an cvfekiknc-vd 1 and pitA.-rtCAi. man to maniise the huy;nes we ;an cuamtitee entire fatistoction to all who favor , ns with their custom. Y. H HAKKFK A IAIN KVA.NS FJien.fburir, nisy 2, tS7i".tr Eli. JAMLS. Tt. O. OospIp iriSSBJASlS SUITER AND COSTUMEE, : I I'.UKNSlUTlKr, I'A. i SIKH' in flnrley Muildin-. on Kieh street where ! choice samples of Cloths. C-inifrM Ve"tir)z I trotn which felectioiiF ean be ruade will at all ( I tin.os be ker t on hand, and f-ill suits ordinal-atl- ! clev of werintr apparel f r either p-.-nts or Tonhs will be made lo order on the shortest ro'iee "in te 1 ! latest and l-st Mj le. imlnt the lowest li vini i.n- ' ; atls!i-;ion cn:.r:i.nteed in ail cases atnl th- I., st of ' ; work fnrnifhed t,,!iy a. e!:eap a. inferior ciothinJ ' can he l.o;leht rendy-nade. -a , r.f - ; ly solirited. 1!. ( . O US' 'HGHi , j Khenshurff, May 23, lS79.-tf. i Etenstnrtt INSPEANCE AGEKCY. ; T. DICK, j General Insurance Aaent, ! EMtUXSIIUJiG, VA ; Policies written at short notice In the I OLD RELIABLE "ETNA" ; Ami otlier Flrt 4 Insj l ompanlM, ! j Ebensbnry. oepU 22. lS7S.-ly. j 'I1 W. DICK. Attopnkv at hiw.KK- - t.henshnre. Pa. ome, in front room of T '-'"y B D''w huil.lin:. Ventre street. Allmanl met- ot leiral h.:sines attended lo at!slactorilv. and collections a specialty. l'M4-tf TTTM. II. SUCHLER, Attowrynt v Txixr, Ebrtishurp, Y. Office in Col onade Kow. freeently occupied by m. KltteiL Eq..) rentrettreet ri-21.'Tn.-tl.l FA. SHOEMAKER, ATTORVEY- AT-I.4V "Fl..nlinrrr Oi; . TI ; v streei . .il end or rridrnre. J ; . - v - j . ' i uin -Mi Ayer's Hair Yigor, For restoring Cray Hair lo lis natural Vitality and Color. A dressing which is at once agree able, health-, and rffbetual -ft-.Xj for proserv- -ity ing the hair. HtShair is soon restored to its original color, with the gloss and freshness of youth. I inn unir is thickeneil, filiinjr hair cheeked, and baldness often, though not always, cured 1 v its use. Isothinsc fnn rc etore tlie h.itr w here5 the follicles are cJetrovcd, or the. glands atrophied and decnyed. But such as remain can be saved for usefulness by this applicat ion. Instead of fouling the hair with a pasty sediment, it will keep it clean nnd vigorous. Its occasional use will prevent the hair from turning gray or falling off, and consequently prevent baldness. Free from those deleterious sub stances which make some prepara tions dangerous and injurious to the hair, the Vijor can only benefit but not barta it. If wanted merely for a HAIR DRESSING, nothing else can be f lund so desir able. Containing neither oil nor dye, it does not soil white cam bric, and yet lat long on the hair, giving it n rich glospy lustre and a grateful perfume. P R K PA RED BY Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowe'l, Mast., Practical and Analytical Ch'mitt: SOLD Br ALL II!UGilST3 E VKBTWBEBJt. TpiIK (ill MAT POSITIVE IX KK UL er ill Il'l nJ t-.'.Vr rrai -: m4- Al cf f.e t'.I.JI. I.IIlk, X i:.1f it. r ifor-ri t okoa.ns. Vi,uf; :n. vf r- - v , v v The Be;-' F.imi'.v KcG.cinn Eir'.-. 5si no i":v got.d ir.T rrr.-.n r'JJ c t: r rii li: c 'l r.-t . :.-.-. -r ( -. ; : v. : . r IL L - t a c: tr I. a . I THE ONLY TP.US T.TZT.?.? T03. i'CLLS. .i i. .:- t-1 1 'i( i l; v: v i : ' . (""' v.'Lht'. f f ;:l vt ... B t -.mj Pil l i i, t - ri. i y r r S'-y r -r in. f- r! l r:i ; 1 : ? tn Kr;;-fi. ii .-;. -n. t- l: -rruv; ;f i.-u1:";' t. v j... i :u prior r' !rt. A iris' . : . V- 'rr-,-. V. r.1..- : n 'r. v . 'a --, far r- -a,'. c-.n-i r- .': !- a t.i' i 11. o:: 1. 1 ; : t o . '.. I' f,r. t CN.".- -9 I .1 s"... .l. Tr r: tppi:--- f m '.'3 ;v e.vti . . .'.; --r. ..;ai.';.. i. lrt---irjriTi-.-;.'. p.- r--J -''.'. 1 .:t ii-.- irt ! .tts Ij: tt.t.-. r z. I. i r? '. t 1 :iV -5' n er't-ci.:-. l-L;.-j 1.. j i. ... f i .1, ... r I: j: ;'.. TV piker A; l.ilirer 3b. Co., I ri p'i, t''r!i. l.. :s.Tii',n -v ..l:rr:iv, I- i-.Ti-l-iirar. who rc au:l....rif.i-i to Kar;.le tie.UKLNK 10 trove uf rti r- -oi.tid. 10-11. I;.-" v. work torwtoiv train n- n-p :r.d vrtic, uj !flfJ Tt.. . , H - - w - -1 ; - 1 .vr , 1- -i 1 .l a cr tt ne, c..l or -- - - w . m ma Coeveryrrja.-, wharuvrr yen pj-e wheniTei- yoa fel Ea-re yon rfmperata. ItU'icy nr trirarv trirJatnt, a.a. ?eeof IL st.-.r. t.o-.re'.f, I: t J,l,:(r,atikTi Viawiil te e :--e-l It .to rsa If JOO wmrTTr moSz zr.A 1w r.!Htfl. tr ft ! Bn j . Insi.rt tjponii. " our dn:r;'M 'acf-r It. It WJ yonr life. It kttn Te4 h4re4. ff'Fp Cane C?T1f thtwtt,.:ttB4 Imai. Ail rfatlam. Tb FI? fTStiinfJi, T.irfr rd K rfr-, ti raritir to ftli ctbtra. Carr by &bttrpJa 111? f rTct, Atk t!r jfj;t.t. P. I. r. It MM fttwolr t cd t rrMfitaM rnr ftr 4mk-rt n . r-am nt RRIQwl T'tTjm. tb - piM rTTr..:. K 'f- Aor r.M ttt rocr'u. Hc-p li.:-n M., CoRorfipt,t:. . Manhood: How Lost, How Restored! lltiin of tssar on LJf.ei nr- ' "Iverwell a ( elebrated "rr r- , ' "-!' r'- ' '.Without HIP-I r;;v Ot 4s-,- Si'Kt.vT. .it!ti!o: or Seminal V. esk ness. 1 ii -. i.'nt.iry Seminul l.os- lxr.Tesicr 5tei.talM..l 1-.,;. siL1.l Incapacity. l:i,,..-1:n,..nu to Marria.-.. etc : tl.n.c...1-n.v. Kru u-s end Ins. induced by f-:'-i:i.'iiii;e:i.-cor-.-t;..-1;cxiraa-The ..el. l-rated author, in tl,:, admirable Ftar clenrlv ,!einon.-tr:ires. lr..m a thinv vcars- ucce-'-f'lt pr.i'-t '.( tdat the iilarniiniteon'euutni esol seif a.se may r-e r4.1i.-ally cur.-., without the dnn-er-eii? use ini.-rn.'i in-rt:!ne or the npr.tieitioii of the knife: p-,int:n-; :.t a m ..l-ol cure at one sim ple, eerta.n and ct.-ct, ml. bv i:ici"S ..f which eve-v su.lerer. i.,, matter what his condition mnv ho. rnaV CUL" h4V'f"''' ch"-r'- pnvat-ly, and reCUeliy. , f."1,,:" '-'"!r"- ho In the hands ol txerv youth and wn ." in in the la- i adr""'""' UI) '"r e"Ml- ' Ha'n envelope. ttsj Address t?ie rublialicrs. T.ih Ci;.vr.i.kl Ml.;.:, ai. Co.. .ixxu""";: lork: r"-,,,!11 h" DM. f. lb I'.. f'lIKERY, Surnrnn Din tiit. havins l.vatcl in the of- ncean.i r-'i.t.?nee oneH roTrt- ii .e.-up'e.i i.y I'r. .1. .1. Hi. man re- w:'?: i .t.r f-i ' ' r t ... : . . . I ? t v."4-- Frn-l.-et ., tni peot !e o( K!ir-!.i,r-. and ri-in:v. nr-1 cttaratees v-nl w-rk at n,..,t rices. -A lady wsitant wiil I e in attendance whenever tier sr-iecs are required. -x- m Anmstt'et icscarorio.y and f afely administered when desired The 5 atroe.s. cf aU in need of t::Xx stn i,-. is re-pecttully .-,1.. itd. rs. r. L,f j BR. L. D. HOFFMAN, Surgeon Dentist, 11 IIJ. t;iak lr,.!.--.'o.l -I-:.- . .. 7 on the F.nT Mr onl A - - t. to remain Icb. :s, lbT9 -tf. g H. PECK FIT, M: D., 111 VSK IAX A NO PrRfr.-v Oners his profesMoneVt ashinirton and mimini,.. . .. 1 J. " or residence on Kai.r.ad i", r o e P' .J station, where niii ,t and dt Viii. .iii , Prompt attent ,on. re,ard leff Z ance'or we". ? er. Jiiseaes ol women am et,n,i,. . . . Hlly. March U. 187-1t. " cUitT. giTMTj" . mrc k, -' I'HTSTCrAJT ANIl SCROFOS, Office and residence on Fourteen hst'reet 'Ztl IVA M- S,t "'"1' tte,n,""pcTdm,.1 ',V pverv description. t ltf.-tf'l AM. KE1M. Ki7pTf7i ivsTci ia! "vn Srnoeow. l;benlmnr. Pa Offlea Tr'11, Ln'd Rn t', X"' ? :"?"? 'H rerrma: nm.-e ..uu..i BiruJo at t' a. a. i ; --f " w : Oit t'-i'.i. tn 4 : . ' --r ' a a'.,! - '-' -; i " t u' a 1 i.;a:i .-t' , -i v.-. .'':-:r-.-- j . ' lt : .:-:-. : n i r:c r: , -1.- r - - ' er )-.":.;; -: r:, -,t-w tC tn-ri. .r.V'z- -. :z ' i".- cre;- t . r I . n ft. a. nJ jiut. :'..-- I. i ?noo f)'-! 1. 1.-' -r ..:.J rir. ".'?;-, f j. 1. t -a- r ir. t ;.: . i - n w . : b. .e t r r- Jli'jl trr L ;i' . ' r.t.n. 101; 0( There are very ftH. seem to know whiit a lea;',r, i lsinng. appetizing , , ; : can le mnd" of this f, :, ' i served with clean, th, v ' ; and most fVHeious ,b'.k, '.. j and used in puddin2 (,r v . .i 'they eave other sweet enbY' i a -rnteful clement of f,vv! i iiisju. ftll'l 112, j reason why baked uff, Ms ian m o ciisiavop in ni-.,,, r j because they are r.ol f.f ' j or two is baked up t j anil they come um.n t' ,. j and iiioredead and dib.. ,;,';.,.' ; en and slippery, )iit.l' of them disc-on.. ,t,.s ,t, j iHinily. A lKikerfapj,!.' ) old is past its j rirn. ; .,.,,'; like an egg. th:it '1.' V , days,"' we don't w.-mt to ' charily on ! I5ut ' . iiiiisnin I'Hicii (ir, a ' and milk that bake c., : their highest niUj,,. that is pu:e and frt -l, .both foreordained and . .grace for kih-Ii a u-.. v : home-rmde inilk-risii '.., I stale, but light. ni(,i-,. :?, ;'. j a plate of :ppes ',,,. . ' and only long ennu'a , i . i .... - ' . r. o uave josi ti,eir heat : ting ieally cold ui, luncti in lor a ki i; to.,' ! most of the men wLe king busii.oss." 'J i;is , i three elements of uutrin.., j bread, milk nn 1 fruit; a: .1 -r , anything "o tter than tiji . i the fact hasn't leaked om , ; , i science or experience. ),' ',. ; la.v of bread and swett :,j '' children and pe ople (.f ., p ,.'.'., its. would do 'Letter tL:.n'p. ; which costa rnucii niore. h. money, that many of :n r" ' dulge in. A j.ii.eh ef l'. ..r b t i fill of lime water uiil pn .... ; ?. pleasnnt effect which n.' , some stomachs. No !. :, ; required to give n li-h t- ;.!,' i and no digestion tj,at j , ' thing has any trouble' w p.h I it is eaten J-J.'-chano'-. j How a Corn I'm.p v..s ! ritoM the Crows. Mr. jw ; f5ar',ow county, rccevtlv t- !l ' in the spi ing when !,; t ..- n f :t up tlie crows seemed Im t ,!n ' struetion. "When one .-s k looked as if a do?, n cr-rLe t ': nl, and thoucli the repcit i f a : ten drove them awav th-.v -.i with its echo. At length. ! c of throwing gra-s. he Hi.: throw stones. So he sent to ti gist for a gallon of rdr-oh. . u: he soaked a few quail's cf Fcattered it over h - f . ; : crows came find pnite,-!; vr. u-ur.i rcti-ii: tuc-y icii corned, and such a '.ViWii 1 . ', v ling, strutting and -::;:.- :: scene was like but we' v.": : . companion. Tiii'ir f-lriu- ; i. nnd zigzag course Ibron-i: U.--co amusing. At k-rgti, th. . the end cf the wo..,U, u-.s. ing joined by 9. iiew rciviiit. pen e-d to be sober, they 1;..;. ', top of llnir voices in l.i'v-h shouting either the i.rnie cr of alcohol, it iv as .i;f!.tu.i which. Hut the corn . , "soon as they became ob 1 ": their faces sb. -ndl'-istlv a"ti::-: -oi anotner kernd woubl t: in that field Jest it thonld c- '" tv... "f:ccure 1 th.ins.' Thrv care to be again made drunk. . (fc. Tth.jrm,!,. PnuTEiTIoN Al.AINsr II or faim iir, .)!: :m nt f- lunii: nut: fac- txj.oscil. for l-.i.i vts an.l fitut f.tlicr li'u-chcl'! apjutatt .Iced for v. r.ct:ds linb'.e to" ; jured by rntin. wp know of ; , I-'.cr. r.T 'lc ; t'.ccti vc t.t.j.bc::' i. : , that furnished by lU- lat'- I'rt ; stcd. He used it on n'w j.ur.i; ' fcop'-s and various t.thcr r.j'; : T:.kc any qu:mtity d eoo.l to every half pound or so ; , mon .cin nn nmom.t aloh- 1 half t!ie size of nn te a j;; or k-ss is of no corist'.jn. t,.j. I 'hem slowly loectl cr. tini!.ir : j cool. Ai;.y this with H ', othirisc, just riiOULru l i;ic : conting to the masd miiLu lrolecttd. It can be w .,,!' ly clean frota Riufa -is v, u- ; bft undesirable, as i;i t , - t. knives rind forks, etc. Ti.e r--s vents rancidity, and the i I'.x'r. dudes the ready access t.l :: moisture. A fies.li i i its-1 ...i be reeded when the t-oaliii i ed otl y storra.9 or otherwise It : : ' 1 ' e is- i,' ' To Treskhve KuusroR a Twi month. TLere i? nothing '- c t-nt as a fresh ecrr, or so ex. c: as a stale one, an I, consi.Uiii inarty good cpr? jo wror; dav, it will eeitainly be worJ readers' while to note tbe ! '. process, to w hich Pr. I'i : s; L:.5 called attention, lor j-rescrvi: :j ' fresh for many ruonths. n r- . ing the egsrs from tlie nest, t! ev t "i coated with butter in wLich ; per cent, of salicvlie aci.,1 l as h,r. 1 - a . i uissoiveit anl then tliev are individually, in a box filled v. i" tremely fine and absolutely dry dust. Care must be taken tl.f eggs do not couch each ct' fr that they are completely cnvi in ean-ilnst ; anil, should t: e cautions bo strictly obsirvc-i, will keep fresh foi sever:.! rr possibly more than a ycr.r. Phipson tested the process fo years with most satislactoiv n- !: ti r-. ! K .l Hat and Mice Extfrminat German newspaper gives the! 'I ,;T : fcimple metlifxi of extt -rminaiinj i.-t i .... anu m;ce, which, it ftatc, hn i"'--3 Piiccessfully tried by P.aren V :i j Packhofen and others" for soii.c ipast: "A mixture of two parts n I well bruised common squills M i three parts of finely chopped Imcr. !3 j made into a PtifT mass, with flJ 11 li- " j meal as may be required, an i t!:.s , baked into small cakea, which ari 1 -l ; around for rats to eat." Several . ,r j respondents of the paper mite tt j firm the experience of the noble V-- on and his neighbors in the extirpt i irn of rats and mice by this sin.r'c ' remedy. j T j Oranges arc very U-iirficial if cbc ; early in the morning. In cases I pepsia en orange eaten every inorc!rC i lcloic brcakfact v i'l grcttly a'itvii"- THE l idl'i' Jul- . . - i ' V v TV ! ii cnTirciv cure lh- r""."",r V w ii.rAajj
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