Democratic rriniiiry Election Kulcs of I
Ocarlicld County. !
nl TY OMM1TTKK.
I. '1 lit' i" "CU'lation of the Ctll!t V ('.nil-!
nut tec shall be and r-'mn i:i s now constituted .
tb.it is on,. I'.K-tu'.cr d i cwr lir hi and
toiniMtlp. ami ii ( iniii man, i iiii'li oiiiuiittee i
-ha lu' srlrrt'-"l uttntinllv hv t!; irU'g:ites, ;
and their t'-l : of otli.-o -.hail -lV. at Jan
uary follow lug t'ii".r elcftiuii.
OF THK liMMiATK- AMMOM'ESTION.
. The muni er of dch-o.iles to wlii' h eai !i
di-drirt U I'ti! it. fl is ha-ed ii". 11 the luilmy
in rule, ti i it is t..s:iv: Kacli idc-ctam hs
tri. t in the cmd v puilim; on.' huti-ireil I e
in.H r..ti.- nt.-i-r' !.., shall b.' entitled t-it'.vo
:le!.o.ttes al te'v, ami for cull .".hUtiulial
one hundred I -in ratio: votes, or fraction
renter than ii.--h.ilf thei-eot. polled in siud
ii-tri. t at t' e !:i-t prc-ei!:!!-.; iovernnr's
e!.-. tien a;i liti.e a: lie enate, nr.. I under
this rat.' the I. .liuuiii'j; allotment of delegates,
is l.W in. elf ti l the Ve.U .
M.K TH'.V OS" AND IH Tl F.S OF (. IIAf I'.MAK.
. The irate I'iwt ions ami County G'on-v,-iiti.ii
shall te governed ami conducted
-.frit-fly hi ne.-t r--!:i':er with the fii'.'owing
,i ile. and the C'h:-.ii mail of the County Com
mittee .-hall lie anualiy ele -tnl hv the County
.invention aiel sliail he et -',' io, the l're
si.h nt of alt ounty Coventions.
I IMK OK KLi-CTION.
1. Tl:.' 'ieeti-.ll f T (h !e-'ltes t replcs-Tlt
t!:e .li'T.-reiit distills in ti e animal Demo
cratic (minty (nn-vcution .-hall he hi
tie- u-u: l (.hu e of hohllim the general
II
ti. ns fur each di-tn.-t. on li.-'iTiti!n
o'clock p. in., ami continuing until 7 'cl
).. in. ot san.e day.
iVH'l TD HOLD KI.KCTION-.
.". The il '.. :.iie chftiolis shall he lu'M liV
an tie. ten hoar I, to consist of the member
n the ( -.unity ; mini! tee tor su.li di-tiict,
and two other 1 (e'.iio.-ratie voters thereof,
ho shall he a (.pointed or it?ig:i:ited ;y the
'nun! v Comn. ittee.
I'')".' 'in Fit. I. yacavc n:s.
In rase of I lie reasons so roiistitlltill
the l'oa:l snail t" ali-ellt tr III the place oi
In. I !!';'' the r!i etion tor I '; I '.-'i r of an hour
atler the Mm-a; i-ikit'-'l, by ! v.U First, for
the oj.ciiiau of tl..- sal. i -, i.Hor li:",r ii!:i-o
or .a rs -h ill he l.il.- i by all l i. el
iiHlm !i .1 ' " ' v the irnan-i v
oa to be
lie o'.el s
pre
lit at I he tiaie.
. 1
a i io.; or 1 1 1 . i ; v
:"ied ot'-r of tl:.
m i. i i al ( cr t i.'U
E crv ' u
i the' :,;t
I. -i-i ali t i. h
;e lu ieale i
(!?-t.;( t
ted the
1 1...
-h.,
lie rlllith il to a Vote
tl!
i. 't'l e Mitiie'
shall be by bad a
a I
l'l ill !.!.;. ite rli'l tions !
upon w!,;.i-h ballots shall :
d 'a- ii inn- or name- f .
Uat'-- vot. for, to.Ui-thcl- .
is v. lii.-h the oti-r may ,
ir -ie-jale or ileiciutes. i
.-. -rive d from tie pei-on
a. member of the e.eetioii I
lie w ri'it-n or
th-- .1. l.-j.ib- o";
ith any in- ti u- te
i ' i - ire to 'jive ; he
Earl: ballot to he !
. it i Ii z t he - . ;ee by
I oard. a::. I by h:ia
ot her le i j t irle i
lo !: II l oi i tl
hilt tie liiCli.i ! Is. Id
have acce-.-.
OK I
d J i it.-d in a box or .
paled for that purpo-e,
. r li i i 1 h-ele no iiv i-ou
the i hvti.i:i l).)...rd shall ;
rt.ovs.
S. No in -", .srti i;l .-i;.!:! b.j '..-eri . ".l OV IV
. ..';!ird 1 1 ( i ! -.- Lie saute be voteii upon tile
ballot us lovid. d by bale rvciM n, nor
-hah -i:rh its T i u- ' n-, i! .-b-. upon the
ImI.i t, be binding upiei i : d
one I:. lit or III ol the bahoi
ill-! ruetiollS llllilTI I ! 1 1 1 14 tilt
V lli-lleV.-r Ii.' If or ll'olcof til.
ate, unless
-hall contain
same olti.-e.
ballots slnll
contain in -t u.-t ioi
t hi- .li- It ea ! i !t r
be la id to be ili-ll
ron.-eri-in- any ohiee,
I at .-u -ii t'lcclioii shall
ted to sapptu t the ran-
did.itc ha in
the
::;hest number of votes
tor -i.rli olli.-e.
That when a eaudhtale having veceiyed
lhehi ;ht-t iniin' ri ol otcsin a I'i.-trict is
-tii. h. n In. ni the lull i:i iiccord.iuce with
II llle 'I l.il !i fill ll, it becomes the duty of tl'.O
de!r.' tes in -; ill lli ;ti jo eji-f their votes 1
tSxB"MiBB :
-loi.ith H e number et otes p.tliei! f..r
' ' h l i
'. I I i 1 im: -1 1; h. 1. 1. la unr;, I.K I I It.NS AMI
lor t;
hi
! !. " I.- .
V. l arli i Irrt'oii b:..ii. sliall I;rep an r:c
i I i ti t o! the bailie- of all prr-oli- Voti'ig
at -mil el.-i tioti- : w hid: h.-t if voins to-.-.r(
In r w .t ii a liiii ai-d r:aiip'e!e itli.rn of
- ii, '.i i '..' I am. co. training an arrarate state
ment of I lie pel sons elect. 'd delegates and
all in-t. : 1 1. ill- otrti, shall he caUlicd 1
said hoard to the County Convention, cpo.i
pt : iit.-d iila :: ! - t l e i i.rin-li.'d by tiie County
i oiuiaittct'.
i i in I K-i im; -!: MS ok pi t.
. i i, nm ii,
pi. Vl.eiie.-r I.i.i'i ai.y di-t lie?, i.talidcl
1 let. it i. 1 .:: if i'i-i-s, i;j numbers i ipia ! tu !; e
time-'.he deb--. i!rs whirli stirii ili-tii.'. ha
in l he I oiii I ;. I ot. cut itia, slia 11 i .nap hi in i i
1 1! i:: : o! an inal ee rlrrt o! la'-;., lrtlilli
oi dricg-.itfs or of iii-:r.-.. ...n-,, ;:. w lii. h ctin
plaiut the ai'ff."! l ifts .shall be .-.peri, illy ..et
I o 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 i i ; : : i i ! i y the alii l.n ol ore or
mine p'son-. :-... ii" riff .!.,:;.:, it -li.ill have
the light to contest the -cat of -)! hde e;at-s
or th.e v.ili'i;.'y ei' s;vh in -!r .if' ioi:
A ( I'M M: f I !.K ..1 111 y..
i : i ; 1 .i i m : -ha!', he he:'r.t by :-. r::ni
.ue ileiegat.-!, to be a. .pointed by
!.-nt ot the -..lavii!,...:' wh.i.-h said
mitl.-e i
ti e I n-
ronr.-.iitti e -hall ;.;i i i i to hear the paitic.-,
theii priM.I s nd al I.'ja: it in-, ami as soon as
ii ii' be repot Ioi to tile ( onveiilioH hat Oe
li"j;'iis aie ri. titled to seat- therein, a::. I
a hat in-!i.ie!io;., ate biudihg I'p-ir. sail! ile-le-Mti
s. i l.er.-up'iii the Conetitiou shall
pliH rrd iinn-.riiiately, upon the call of the
M as ai n I I. a s. I,i ;t. ,.pt or reject I he lepm t
ot the contesting parties, la whi -h call of
the yea- and nays the nau-.e- of the delegate a
hose sea t s ;i I e rinir-tftl or Vihl.se in-lrue-t
ion an- dispute I. shall In- untitled.
;l A I.I i- ll A I lo.'.s OK I K! ; .Al !1: .' I i.-1 I-
11 Tl-s.
II. A I! ileh aii s nm-t i rsitle in the d:
1 1 it t ti t v repic-rt t. It: case ot the inability
to :ittci-.d. siii'stit-atiouH may be n.aile lroiii
cil ii ns o the di-tiirt.
Ml si m i v : 1 1.1 l .
1-'. I h ieL.:.tt s lulls:
g i r ll t In-iii !i 1 in-. 1 re
N
r.K i
i'l- t i.r.n.
1 1 in ; it .ns
oiiey ihe il
-peel : v.
0 i-t aids, a ,i,
if viol.it
iilent of
d i'
la.
shall b t
( '. n eri; i
te or ::
,t- i f the l'lts-
n
ca -t the vote of
Mich I'clegi
itii the i:a
It-legates so
a.ies in aeeoi t!a. n.e
i.ini t'ne il, legate -r
1 1:1 ' 1 be ft n ' ll V t ii i"t
I'mn, and -hall mit
or p .i -e : 1' trust in
1' he. cios.
.tb-.-i.lin-'
pel! I ti.. 1 the o::.
he cligih't' t i any ortiee
the patty I a- a j'.-iiod 1
A v .-i:rtA M I. m i i.-. 1! i- 10
N -i K.
:-.
1'.. la coin 1 id '. a m
io,' of all the
del.
am!
lain sic
is,.:i's n;.
-t d cam
i'.'t .e,
.i lo a it .niiteiti.'f:
shall be excl'b'i'd
'- '.ir.tii allrr the
: 1 t a- j.e: -on re
el nli-. shall 1 e
:io 1
I'.OIM 1
I I ! I ' ,
ei i tht
omitted ill
at each .-!'
niade.
I -a
a t'l'- toil
a:. til a ir
, ai
mii;
1 so i.ll
i.itioii is
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Alts AND
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1
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:..ii.!a:
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for
en
paid an- n
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any na
any pr
any p.
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or 1 ' .
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". or ;,!,,,!;
i- ii-'.V;! Ill to
ai a, t.) se
i r, or shall
or -aaiehV
i:i..': i.r ic
nh, or to
f in luhghig
or
1 au
l-
cm . he 1 '
I .III' ol'. I'
thing, or 1
ward, to
11 11 y ot her
1 r set 11, 1:1
sj.li.e sahh
the ki,..v. .
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bv ,
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sue!.. :v.n :!.,..,
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1 1
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in t:
-liately siri- !
i t it ii;: s,:,
l.olieii.:'! - i t
ad 1 Hi 1 11 : in- i it
be -I rtlek I re
lit
01 l l I i.i ii ia tes,
iiai d it Iter hi
before th.' liiial
1 11 1
I
, 11,
ni"
of ! la" n .ni'iiee shall
t i-n I tae vara ney
n. iii,. i, ami in either
he inci' ,'i!e to niv
-:n lh ;
t i w 1,1
i-en sh;
supplied !
case Mir'n
lioliiinal ioi; l,y ;1 co!, ti.ti.i-i, o: to;;;-, elect ion
as a ii, !, -gat .a,,;!,.,-. And in case it
-shall b.-ah.-gi .i a:;- r the a ; ;, an niiient if the
i oiivci:''on th it any c iml.d de put in n.mii
l atiiai l,;.s l'c,.i gi 1 t f -.,,1: :.fts, or ativ
oth.-r ft audi 'cr.t 1 ra 'ti v to o'.dain sii.lt n.,'.
mu ata.n, ;: e charge shall le in v.-t igated
bv the ( eiai'y ( euniiUee, a. id M.ch steps
taken ns the J o 1 1 f the parly may leijuire.
I '. 1 1 a ny ilea gab - .-had 11 cviu any inmev
1 -t o'h. r a hie ! lc t ting, or ar.-rp tlie j romi-e
i t ;iiivi-.ii!..;i!,-iiin r ivviiai f j I aid.
delivered, o- M"o,.nl to hi;", or any ers .11
for st.ch gatf it-;m i:n! .n euient for his
vote r.po.i pi,,,, I ,. ti!c (;.. t l.itties.itisf.irtinti
ot the Coi , ,.:. ti., 11, siieli d.-i, a'e shall be
forthwiih .-t;p, !!,..!, :,,,, i, ,,., civei!
as a di'lcg ttr t'i :i: u- i;.tu ,. . .:,i'..,,i .,, ..,.1
shall In-
lllell'gihle to :t:,- I . : 1 1 f - 111 itii: 11 : i 1. .11
. 1 -- -. -.---..,.. ...
irt'I.I.s to I! ;; feii 1.1 1 y
lb. I as. s : : i 1 -: : 1 -r ,r lh.. sl.-.l!
Pave
IVlo-
p!Cl-..tCt:l'c 11', t'l III!
turn, until licli-rtait
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ill :
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STILL LEADS:
. :! " . -" r?:.l.. till i l l-XZ
THE GOLDEN BUBBLE BURSTS,
KIT THE tiRKAT HTflSS "
Youn'ff
1
1 j-v 111 r C S 'I At 111 51 V I.I lltlil
illlUl 10a vjiuiiiiiiii iiuusu
Is still a boomivfj, brinrjhuj Relentless SUnrgltter to-llifjh lrices and
auul r'tdlnff to oil the reojle! Meantime Hundreds of Heiu.
Women and Children continue to carry away armsful of
Goods as the result of Tearful Financial Failures.
READ THE NEW PRICE LIST
or
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
AT T1IF.-
BIO "BOSS" -CtOTKmO HOUSE
GOODS AT PRICES SO LOW
li'iit we can sell jon an) thins: yon w-nt In the line of Clothing; at figures no
one luis ever lrcnn?el or.
TH E EXCITEMENT INCHEASING !
A TKKIIUJLK PANIC FliOM Till; VKU START!
Customer uill plr.-nf call early In !ie morning to n;ahe their pnrehases. ns
we fitiil it uoressary In the afternoon to employ a ioliec force to
keep tlie i.nr:;lni; iimm of linmanity in cirrnlallon.
roi,!.()WlN(i Yvi; (1IVK A I I. W OF T ill'. MANY UAlUiAINS
Yv i; oi i to cash iujyi:i;s:
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til '. title r- .--II f. i' si I..". ).
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A M:in liMr.i tm..' ( ) . i rfi.:,t fur
tlmt tli -" d !it - " 1 . i-.
DON'T INVEST YOUR
Icf-is-e yin exiini'.ne (he
Young America Clothing House, !
C-? ' j
Corner ELEVENTH AVENUE and ELEVENTH Street,
Sc;il. i::, IS7:).-7iii.
rem I
Observe Thisl -
Ni) Apis Eaiplcyel Boihl Direct
'I 'lii: uv a i.i,
1 they o.i - ti . t in
via; Tin: ctn;,vruv is,
,iv l-t-bmilit i,.v t"i,in-rh t.i re s.l -i : t lit.' .ami. prie-v n. fa-tyt-ar: but 11 yon will '
. .SI iriini etv li! It -iu; 5trp.il. Allmiiia. !:.. .! will In- mad.- main le.-t to '
-.;. .r.-t ;ti Ua.-t ca.ii bo -oi,i imih-Ii i-liriiprr than e,T hrii.i,-, as the toll.nviiii llirures .
-! r.i ' : .
oil .i:l al ft
v.. a tl:;.; .-...n
CI.OTI I IIV(jr T
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1.', li' Ittrin. huti-yPH' ,r,-:-fi ,nir,
-.f n'A I .-':.::. on,! t,i Itt ,-. n ...
:: it's I n. mill f,.e a in' Il a..
Min i i '.':, ij.il . H ir'ib-j. tl..
I.'..
I'AXTALOOX
?,:er c:1ry .lem lnnta!nor..
r-t.-n s ... Iter l'.oita!....n-, at..
M"in Pr I'.int.iloo a-, at...
M o-.'S lilai k l-M -Ulll Pant lbi
Mt n's line i:t-s I a nt:i lo.ni -. ;
.Men's ( -;tH-itnert.' 1 ant ileons.
."and tin.
-fl.JO
t.T.'i
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HA T AM 'i !IHIMKT1IFXT.-VI H its nt r.;'.. joe., 7.. f l.oo and fl.-Jf.; Stitr Wool
H:it, la'.e-t sty!.-, at ..-.. .'n:., s,.-.. -f l.oo and -1 .'J.'. : rlir Hats nt .UK., o.t.-., .1.U'). fl..j, i.no. ?-..!. M,T'i.
-..." and ?.;..". i: Stui Far Hats at l 7.1. s-j..Vi a il fj.mi Pnvs" and V net lis' Mat' Iroin 'Jlc. to'l.T.i :
'aps tor i-il! and '.vint.T if all style, and .-i.'.es, at ga.-.. g.V.". 4ne.. te.. 7ie.. l.l) and i.i. THK
LAW rllS T STOCK, LATEST S lVI.12s A N D 1 X)V ICS f PliK l-S IN Till; CI I V.
;HMS' Ft HMMllM. . PS Di:i.tin:.IHXT.-i;o. Colored Drrsft Shirts at TV-.:
1;. 11 r n:rt at .!.: 1- lacr Sinn., at 7-.,-.: w int.-
unitiMiiroi't fl..i: llcsl Wl
I tie ."shirts .H SI "! ;
-hirfs ,it. lirairt-rs t J:e.. 4 -e.. .V
. -111 I 7'". e;e h: i; - l
1. .-,c-..:..K-. and
Cul lti-1 U-j.-e. :"., a.. ., se., I-k-., V.
The I.ararst a,T. Cl.cn . si Stnel.-
s: a 1 er-ieis in cly
ao 1- a:i ! pne'. -. ai a iv
and . ptinlry i-hlat to t.-t
pei tU'lly a.Vited to . :lil al
haiies. Simon's, Mew Clothing Depot,
Jil Ir. t'lrtttu' IS
Corner Mth flvenuo and
13th
EN CO
MACH
EXPOSITION
Paris, 1878
llin IMTrtJMATinMJtl CVJlOITirt.l
FHlLADELPHiA, 1376,
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NOTIONS, MILLINERY, CARPETS, ETC.,
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to he found in Calabria or adjoining counties. : ' Forget not the street a;
and fail lint to call, buy and be happy.
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A iMiiiP- I ro.iil Wi.i liin." l':iiu f..r.....t....- 7Se.
tliatr : a. r.- n.-u I, it -Jl.e'i.
A Man - ;,.., 1 lit,- Shirt t-.r '. 50e,
that t.l lea.- ..,11 (or ;.".
A Man".' ;...! K it l,.r HHv.
that otin-r- '.-ll lor
A Ut.y'.- Iiimi 1 lt.il lur 85c.
t liat i.t in-: n .-rli J.ir
A fliild'.s Suit. Irt.ia ta'.i vi-:ir. (tliccliihl,
m.t the suit.) It.r. 2. 25
that other- it, -II lt,r Si-I.2"i.
A II.. i li.Mul Suit. IV.. in ti tu l;i vi-ars. (liui
htiy. nut the suit.) lor 3.00
that ni in i s .-t il lur $.!...
A M i u's Suit tit t. iiilrivli thiii for JOc.
that i-thrrs ?ell lur T-V.
fYiCNEY IN CLOTHING
r'iiiic priced (inmU at the
ALTOOXA. PA.
. j
Fresorve Tliis!!
from Heaiprters, Saveil Comissta.
that ikkiim h.wk ahvam kd anhthat i
JZJ A11TAI JCTSTT-
Mr:t''-. Sn:lx. or i.rW.-ir f.-.fr. a.
3..v:
.l.''.'l", Sitit';. Jar I: uf .,'.;..,, i- .'."i
l.'. i'-v S"tl,. jiir jt tr i'.-,. a'
.:,-.l'... Suit. I". ii a--',-. '-''I'
Mi-it' Siiiti. tin- ri i ij j; .',' - . '.. 'i'l. v. end .
,'i h'x H'-nrtf I'O'ttx. pt . ..fl. Vi. -"i-.'li. and
Youth' -N.-o. tin- fVifd -it it vtttl iiit-ml arr;'U-;il in
the t iti.
lUliji" Svitt. of ail tr.i ti.rr anil
the t he tin it iii thr vilij.
lH5lJ!,kl1i,AflIlXrF-
:
.ucn s i nitiii toons, v.iiioii -iv;r.. liom -..-sti to 4. i
A line its.-ortiuent ol sprncr-bnttori 1'antalo.Jiis, in t
priecj nni".iii Iroai si.:u lo 4.;:'i. i
f -t- Ir. mi .--v. ni- I
nn: L.Ai;i;iisT ami nrsr si o k ol' pant-
A L.UO.NS IN Til K CITY.
Meat - at sue.: Hotter lot- Shirt- at 7."-.: Vtrv (ioo,
fit hi 11 mined Shirt, at -'.v.. a.'s-. 11 n. I ;Vk-. : ln.br- 1
l h: iiih-1 Sh i rt a t 7 .. 1 .i.s an.l l.fto each: Men's !
w-..: Wool Hose, s.-., i-k-., i.v-.,-j..e. on. 1 j
,f VVmil . .; ;,i;,.es. ti,..
' - t
the truth or the nbm e a.-crtions in relation to our
rtar of P. X. I:. Pet
eitjrr lit ttot.
ALTOONA. PA.
Street, -
ORSEO BY "bVER THI37V SEWtN-3
ACH NE EXHIBITORS AT THE i vVv,T
UNIVERSELLE,
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S.F.T.
f MANUFACTURED at
MOUNT UnilY.M 1
KASTiBRQ(lMITED'.4SKrs'llYt?r:ii
a
HAVE Till:-
I I'.lllllbers J
.Or
Tl'Kr.U OI
IRON "WARE,
Altoona .
EVEJi DO IT.
Never be too warm in yonr praises of
a lady's laiy f riemls. Friendship should
1k ftncouraizeu. not iiscoiu.u;eu.
Vpvp. irrto rnnal the smartness of
ur smart interloentor. It is not his '
i.rovinee to recoffnizft smartness in an- i
KrSS, i
N'f ver tell all von know to a st ranker
even if lie resale von ever so copiously
with his affairs. "Thibk you he would
be more careful of your reputation than
he is Of his own ?
Never say, when retiring, I w ill pret
rip enrl v to-momw : for doesu t the ccoixt
book say that all liars shall have their
o-u-t t-tr
for doesu t the c?ooil
nart ? etc.
Never jam your finder in the door; for
to swear is neither brave, iolite nor wis-.',
Never call a man a liar; for the eye
is a lender oran and the sense of vision
a precious one
Never ak a lady to play npon the
piano unless you intend to le iolite
enough to listen to her playincr. After
having talked incessantly during her
ierformnnce
Never aild liypocnsv to boonshness
by seemin-to Ie pleasel w ith what yon ,
thought more contemptiole man your
.Antiimiit ilil nrn ttle Own no that vim ;
only asked her to play out of politeness "
and failed to listen out of impoliteness.' ;
Never read your literary productions .
to another unless he press you to read j
them. Remember the golden rule. )
Never refuse the fruit w hen it is first ;
passed von. honinu that all will show ;
, their H!itpne.?s by taking the smaller,
I inferior apples and iears, leaving the
j best for yourself the next time round.
Not onlv is this mean, but you may
I over-estimate the politeness of
your I
i
company".
Never look over the shoulder of a man
who is writing. Have mind upon your
health ; he may forget himself.
Never talk of yourself in a country
where forty millions of people are bent
on talking of themselves.
Never ask a question unless you in
tend to pay attention to the answer.
There is no happiacss in life comparable
I
to the joy ot airing our knowledge. :
(live .your friend a chance to air his. 1
lie will love you with a love surpassing
that of woman.
Never say that you have beard before i
what your friend has evidently taken j
great pleasure in telling you. His de-j
light at finding you equally well inform- !
ed with himself may not be so great as j
yon had imagined. !
Never look a gift horse in the mouth 1
while the. donor is present. After he is '
gone, it is a duty. The proier study for ;
the horseman is the Lorse. j
Never ask for a second piece of pie, 1
litlle boy, unless you are sure of getting
it. It is best not to get eople in the i
habit of refusing you tilings. ;
Never make any distinction in your
horse-car gallantry in favor of youth j
and beauty if you can help it.
Never tell a secret to a woman. IT t
you can't keep it yourself, why expect
she will be able to keep it to herself ?
Never say die to a barber. J.et him
alone for starting that subject, or he .
is not the barber we take him for. ,
Never fret about to-morrow's wealh- ;
j er. If to-day "s weather is pleasant, en- 1
joy it. Von may be so fortunate as to .
s
;k
f
escape to-morrow s storm by getting
asiied on t lie railroad or blown up on i
unboat. tVm I i on;-crii t.
(il-lX. SlIEItfOAX'S 1 1P.ST VICTOliY.
At this juncture we may be pardoned '
for referring to Cieu. Phil. Sheridan's
lirst sliot, as a remark of General Giant :
called ti e incident to litind. It was in '
eaiieu lie mcbieni r
The In lians had ;it-
i -house at ti e Middle
the inmates badlv
whippi d and in iniiiiinent ilanger of be
ing massacred at any moment. A cou
rier was sent (lying awav to Vancouver,
where Sheri.la'ii held the fort at that
time, 'ailing for immediate assistance.
Everything about the po.st was thrown
into great commotion in the hurry and
bustle of speedy depart tire. Sheridan
caused an toid-fashioncd iron cannon to
oe piaced on b.ianl a little steamer then, 1
if we are not mist;' ken, under the charge
of. Cv.plain I'.ulgcr, who is ono of tiie
party in cenijiany with G.'n. (Irant, and
in a remarkal.'le short si'ace of time was
steaming up the Columbia. Arriving
at the Cascades, t lie cannon wa.s put on
shore and taken to iHisition on the river
ir-t.arxtguarenifrd j i,nnk in range of the belcgticred block
house, which was surrounded bv celling
savages. In the excitement of the mo-
nitnt the gun was Placed near the b:nik
and loaded very heavily. Th.-; order
w;is given, a fearful boom, Which crash-
ed and re-echoed throughout the nioiin- 1
tains, was heard, t lie canncn kicked over j
the bluff and went splashing into the Col- :
uinbia, twenty feet below, The artil- !
t ry was silenced, and Sheridan- Mood '
lierplexed. His harm in was turned to !
joy as he beheld the sawges 1 uuniiig ,
with ad their speed for the inotitains, i
vi-ll as onlv savn'ri-sj ..i.hl T'bow l.orl I
:.,.,.,. , v i,?in ' .
oCei befoi e hciU'd the report of a can-
1 .'r.:..,..i II.. 1 i , .
"""r""-' i'i jiiogiucni uay
nad come. Mieridan won his first vie
lory raving the lives of those in the
Mock-houso and prohably many others,
as one success oft he hostiles would have
caused a rani down the. river. Soma of I
the men said the Indians did not quit 1
running until they had ciossed 8nake '
Kiver, in Idaho. A few years ago the I
the cannon was recovered and brought I
to this city, where, we lielieve, it was
hroken up and east into more useful
form. I'oitbiiul ()idi,,,t) jue.
Mistakk oy XATrni:. Two of thi
most marvelous specimens of the w-nv
iiihir nave noon lUscovcrea in Morgan
I county, Ky. They are two hoys named ;
i Jr.nies and Henry Klam, aged resX'ctive- j
1 ly eight and twelve years. These loys '
: talk rationally, nreordinarily intelligeiit, J
j hut are peculiar in having no hair on i
their liodies and heads. Their skin is J
covered with heavy scales like lish. At
the elliow, knees and foot joint the skin :
is very thick, resembling the skin of an i
alligator. 1 hey . never perspire, but
turn right blue when they get heated
They take to water as naturally as fish,
but, strange to say, can't swim. They
dive and crawl along the bottom with
great activity and delight. They can
not walk barefooted, their feet cracking
open, bub have to wear shoes all the
time. Their eyes are large and round.
" not almond-shaped, and tlie lids are very
3 1 red. They never wink, and sleep with
tiieir ryes wiiie ejicn, and are always in
mo' i n; when asleep. Their features
are said to be very good and regular. -
They have to keep their liodies gieased
when not in the water. AVhen the body
becomes dry the skin cracks ojicn.
Tiieir hands are covered with scales in
lieu of hair. The boys handle snakes
with impunity and delight, frequently
quarreling over a single reptile, but sat
isfied when each has one, and snakes
have no ontinathy to Ihem, but follow
them like a dog does his master. The
mother of these monstrosities ha s borne
eight children. The eldest, a daughter
ot .sixteen, is beaut iful Of form and fea,-
lures, and lite other children are not at
all peculiar. She cannot account for
Nat ures's freak in these cases. They
arc expected lo be in Mt. Sterling short
ly, when our scientists will hav'e an in
teresting problem to solve.
IiI.ack Tea to CoLoit ll.vn:. "We
do not favor dyeing the hair, but a
ladyjgives this innocent receiie ; (iet
some black tea and steep it as you would
for tabic use: pour off tea in a bottle
and cork. When combing your hair
use it for wett ing the hair instead of
. 1 .. .. I tia.l. :-, , , , .
nsing-it tv "ZtetLt yo "Li? Sh
h" daiKer and moie like its original col-
or than it would have been bv tisinc any
of the oilier dve.s so much in use. 1
iim. it iocs. If .,,,',1 L i ,v :t i.- ..,.1
list It M st II and know it Is good.
A BUTTEK-PRODUCISO SqUASH.
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The Iltlonn (Montana) Ihrahl tells
this queer .tory of a mammoth squash
which was fed on milk and rrodneed
butter :
Anions those exliilntinc at the Territorial
lair this year is James U. .lolmson, a farmer
vS'Sr !
solemlicl coi:eet:on of crain and vesetables-
anions the latter a squash of nearly 40
pound- weiirlit wliieh lias a history too re
markable to pass unrecorded. It is of the
California mammoth vanetv, nn.l considera
b!v the smallest h-ilU" of several of the
same kind shown in the same collection.
Some six or seven weeks ss, when little
more than trn pounds weitrht, this squash
was- accidentally severed troin its vine uy me :
t'ead of a farm" employe. Mr. .lohnsori le- '
plored the aecii'ent. the vegetable beins;
favoiite and the first to set out from the I
blossom, and he entertained great expeeta- '
tions of it I
The hired man, seeing his distress, sup;-
pestetl that tlio squash be taken and raised j
by band. Johnson confessed he did not !
know what ttiat meant. "I will prow and
v..;il T nitl. 1u niilt ii-aa
imniiir it, ii j.'n " ... .'..in, .......
the response, "(in ahead and doit," said
Johnson, who smiled grimly, thinking the
Yankei; lured man was disposed to play a
..j,,,,..' i,iln-. The "orphan vegetable," i
with the stem and a few inches ot the vino
left intact, wss taken to the house and de- i
posited m a garret room, where it could get
a sun-natii liart oi cacn any. l lie stem was i
wound wit.li several la vers of cotton cloth. I
ami this was submerged in a dish of new J
iiiiik iniii iiiii; itiiti 01.111111. .
The squash fed huntrrily on the lacteal
fluid.-' OnltlK' start it nbsorU'd a pint of
milk in a few hours. This was presently
increased to a quart, and twice, a day it was
thus rationed to the first day of the fair, on
Monday last. It thrived wonderfully on its
novel liriiiginjr up, and neighbors who drop
ped in from time to 'ime to see it, expressed
their surprise and astonishment at this sin-
(iniin- niiiilr. of veireta ble Production. Thev
wntciied it nurse ami c.iuid easily detect the !
t linnltlif uitivititA 1raminr tint ti iit-vitij-tiiki i
III II ll 11 I 1 t bill.' IIIAIIlUlll lllli IlllVllliIl'UiT
! drink. Kvery one cave the souash repeated
shakes, mid pressi-il their investigations to
learn whether there was any internal evi-
deuce of all the milk which that vesjetabh?
had consumed. Thesiimuth lirosiieredaiiiaz-
I inirlv, expanded in size continually, and
! when taken away for exhibition weighed
j within a fraction of foitv pounds.
j There were many at the fair whose curi
: osity was great ly excited about this squash,
1 and Mr. Johnston promised to cut the vegc
: table in thn presence of witnesses and ex
; hibit to them ils "true inwardness." This
was done this morning before a iarsc con
course of people, and the amazement of the
' multitude may lie pictured, but not deseiib- j
ed, when it was open to their wondering i
I ryes. Divided carefully m the middle, tlie
j top half was removed, disclosiiiic a globe of
beautiful, Rolden-hued butter, with plump,
i filled seeds peeping out from all sides of the
luscious looking hall. Its weight was esti
i mated by many of the best judges at ten
', pounds, and was as fresh and fragrant to
j the smell as a spring blown daisy. It was
! the unheard-of novelty more than the surpas
sing beauty of the sight that raised the en
; thusiastie outburst of the crowd as they
viewed this remarkable blending of farm
and dairy products. q'he "meat" of the
snuash in. richness of color, equaled that of
the butter hall, and alter everybody lias had
a fair chance to see and .satisfy themselves
of the genuineness, of both, and investigate
to their hearts' content the imiijue exhibit, it
will be divided up and parceled out to a
dozen or more parties, to whom also will be
given portions of the butter for trial. Mr.
.Uilm.-ton receives from the citizens of Helena
a special premium of $20 fortius rarest speci
men of a 'butter squash" ever raised by
hand, or for that matter by nature's owii
process. We think it will be generally ac
knowledged a wondrous product, I he counter
part ot w hich has probably never before been
i i . ' , t i
seen or iicam oi in .uoniana ol unj uinci
part of the world.
I
I
To make a mustard plaster that will draw
well, but not blister, mix with the white of
an e;
Removed to Bank Building
Xcxt Door to Krei.lholT '3 Xtw More.
CARL RIVLNIUS,
SiJJSSo Sa!
TTAS alwavs on hand a hirac. varied ami ele
1 L ennt assortment of WATCH ICS, CLOCKS,
.1 K Ill.li V, SIMCCTACLI S, F.Y E-GLASSKS,
ce., which he oilers fur sale at lower prices than I
any other dealer in the county. Persons needing j
anVt hinir in his line v ill do well to Rive hiin a cad
before purchasing elsewhere. !
41 Prompt attention paid to repairing Clocks, j
Watches, Jewelry, c., and atislaction guaran- j
teed in hoth work and iricc.
J. A. MAHER, Lilly, Pa.J
CASH DKALEIi IN
Dry Goods, Clothing,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES,
Al AIL OTlli:iI KIXII (IF
' nscally kept in a lirst class country store.
: Evrrjlhing Sold as CHEAP FOR CASH
. ns nt nny other ctabli-'lmient in or out or the enun
ty. rind eoiintry pn.dnee taken in e hamr- f.irmer
( e'h.intlise nt cash prices. The patronage of every
' boily wishimr to -"t till! value lor their money is
I earnest!'.' and re-Ii"etfui!v se lidO'd.
J. A. MAHER.
I.illy. Cambria Co., Pa., Sept. li, ls7;i.-tl.
McNEVSN &L YEAGER,
m Axcr.MTrnKiis ok
Tin Copper ani Sheet-Iron WAEEJ
, .nn nK.u.Etts: tx
COOKING & HEATING STOVES,
It AN t. IS, ri'KXACllS, Ac,
! 1IC3 Eleventh Avenue, . Altoona, Pa.
One Door West of Opera House.
KOOITNT. AND SPOl'TINO
PIIOVITtY ATTBXIIEO TO.
KV.l'AIItS FOU STOVKS CONSTANT!. ON HAND.
Altoona, Oct. 10, lST!.-tf.
I
EBENSBURG
AVOOLENFACTOHY f
rOl'XTRY WORK A KPEtTALTY.
riTlT: nnderslixn.-d hnirinir recently jmrcli:iel the
1 proj.crty known us the Ef.Kvsm tui AVotnnx
I'ACToitv from the As-lirnep of A. V. t I li-o. W.
Tours, desire lo enll the attention of the public to
the tart Unit they iimixisc piiitinv snid Faet.iry in
oper-ilion lorthivith lur the itir.ose of iltiin-r nil
kinds nU'OI'XTKY VVOKK. in-h ns 4trl
1 nu, Ityrinsr, Spinnins, Went I nn. Ac.
Will nl-o Mniinfaeture ItlanKrt, I'lannd,,
I'Rwimrr- and Yarn,
llavin; secitrcil the nervier of nn rxrKiuK-JCKn
nnd rnAiTTCAi. man to mannire the bnsiness. we
.nn tfiiaranteo entire satisfaction to nil who favor
us w ith their custom. H. HAHKHK.
AT.V1N KVAXS.
Ehcnshnr?, atay 2, lS7a.-tf. Kl. JAMES.
15. O. Oesscliprei,
nsaiiusLscninuD costumes.
Kin-:NSIHT1C, PA.'
nnf? floor wrt nf lnntipy'f store, where
SHOl'
choir
k j t-hoire t.iinl ot i loth. Jii.-siincrc?. pstinir..
Alit irotn whi;li pKm -tion? can ne in.-ilc. will nt all
limn" he kept on Imrnl. itml full suit.- or ."initio rti-
j cles of wennn-z nppnrel for either irrnts or youth
dl be inn.le to order on the shorte.-t notice, in the
l itest ami best style, nnd at the lrmcst IO intr price.
Satisfaction irna r.i n teed in all CTiscsan.l the best of
work ftirnisheil tnlly ns cheap as Inferior clothinir
can be bonuht rcady-uiadc. -A trinl is c:irm-st-lv
solicited. II. O. OE.SCHOEK.
Kbensbunr. ?Iny 23, lS7.-tf.
furs! immi FURS!
S3 Hftst Price in Casa or Me
AVIt.L jik r.vin FOB
ALL KIND OF FURS!
AT TIIK F.RF.SNRI Ri
HARDWARE A ROUSEFIRMSIIWC STORE.
OKO.
Scot. --".. is;:i.-r.i;t.
HbNTliKY,
- -
i C'TT7 A VKn:iin!erpensesto.a'nts. tiutntFree.
'olll Address 1M. Vhkhiv, Aiiausta. .viaint-:
H H KEE A Pf TKEEKKRir
H II K A A F I' K K K ...
IH1 F.E AAA ITT KE KKK !!
H If K A A V r. R K "
H H KKK A A I' KEE K K
-.
'--.lieapest! ;
GEO. IIUNTLEY j
HAS XOAV ON HAM) THE ,
LARGEST, BEST s MOST VARIED ;
STOCK OF
Hardware !
Stoves, Timvore,
a(i(j itnriiFFI'r!Il!IU ssssss
',f OI Nr.r I IA IIi s
o mo oo llI)II sjsssss
W C,,,M.0 . (lf Ml JJ,,,,1'
t00 IKMK) )COt J)ll)In s-.
8ie., fcr., tlmt can lie fonml to ny one elatili.h-
meut in J'cuns lvonin. . His rtm-k cimuiriscs t
Qy7 FARLDft MU SkhiM SlU V
,
of various style? and patterns;
X3l"lilloiW XInil"VJXTC?
, , ... .
ofevrrj- u-nptl..n nl of be qntiltty ;
!
CARPENTERS TOOLS!
of all Vlnd ami tc bo?t In the market.
Al?o, a
lurtre ftwk ot j
TAIiLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, !
.laware. Qneenware. Sll ver-IMwtert I
Wnrf. 'oort ami Willow Ware. Wall i
per. Trnnkonntt Val i wn. BtI vr. An. i
vll. Vite!. Ilnr,r .Shoe, liar Iron, Rail
Koil. Home alls. fiirriiuce Itolt, Kit- j
els. Mill Sun,, l.rhiiMoncs, Steel Sliov-
el now Monld, Koad N-oopsj
Mowing Machines, Horse Hay Rakes,
I llortf liny Kim, Hope anl rniier,.
I lorn Cultivator.,, and a full linen! Ilarv-
enllnar Tool. Al.-.i, a larje anj.irtnient nf
Table, Jloorand Stair Oil Cloths,
Carriase Oil Olotli,
I'APKK ami KIT. ChDTH WINIK'W SHAP1NH I
an-ii Mi API-'. Kl.Mllil-S: lavKiii'iKii. ASH TUN .
SAI..T. the best, in the w-rhl for lair) ntnl Table i
n-e: IvroRTKii K'K'K SATr. the ehoapc-t nntl
l.o--t lor rei-dinar lave st. k : I. A Ml I'l.ASTKK;
Wkm. :Ni('isTKitt l'l 'Dili's, et the host iiia1i;v :
PKKKINS I'AlKXf SAH.TV liAMI'S, ivliiiii
raiint.t be expliMletl : I'lULnrrN'-i 1 AOOXS .?fi j
I'AK'rs. the larje.-t pt.K-k.il MH.K CHUCKS if i
M slinjirs an.! si7os nn.i .it snpi-rior wure r-i-pr i.f- I
fere.1 t..r Mile In I'.liensbiir: n lull line of 1A INT !
lilll'SIIKS of the most ile-inilile iinnlitv: AV1X-
now n
VAH.xis
ASS. UIJ.S. I'AINl-S. Tl'KrKNTlNK.
N1S11KS. (if., toarolhcr with a larirc ami cuui- '
l.lete stuck ol i ll. lire I
;koceries, tobacco and se(;ars, j
as well a tti.nisantls of other useful ami needful ,
nrti. les. In lin t. nvlliiu' I haven't irot or can't
ret at short notice Is not worth buyinar. and what 1 i
do oiler for sale may id ways In- relietl on ;i rutsT- '
1-t.Ass IX Qvai.itv, while tiicy will invariablv bo
SOU) AT 3JOTTOM l'HICKS!
o-Havbi'j had nearly thiiitv vkabk" kxckui-
EM'K in the sale of .jihkIs in my lin,. 1 nm enabled I
to supply my customer? with the very best ill the 1
market. Hive mr ft liberal share of'yonr patron-
aire. then, and be convinrctl tlntt llie l-V.-t isalu-jiys j
the chea K'st, nntl that It neirr )iays to buy nn ill- j
Irrior artirle simply bei-nuvc the prit-r is low. as it ;
is an indiputabiir iaet that furii '.roods are always '.
the dearest in the cud. " '
GEO.
April 11. is:-.!.
HUNTLEY,
Kbenslmnr.
i -
GETiLLTHE LIGHTTOD CIS
ON TH E SUBJ KUT OF
Cheap Groceries I
By re.nlinsr the advertisements, circulars, price
lists, etc., ol other dealers, and then uo to
F. P. CONFER'S
iDEL GROCERY STORE!
1321 Eleventh Avenue,
Between 10th & 11th Sts.f Altoona, Pa.,
Ami "eontrr" your natronase on a man who can
not only show yon the lante.t, mot rarieil ami
lompleto Ftoek nt (roods ever offered lor sale in
that city, coin prl sine trervtliini? fresh and pnre
in the wiiv ol OKOUKKIKS, " PROVISIONS,
Oreen, Pried ami Oannc.i Fkt'lTS. NOTIONS,
lie , but can an.l does sell at prices fully as cheap
' il nol a little eneaper than any otner man or nrni
I In the business. m matter where they reside or
j what inducements they oiler.
BrThankful lor the liberal patronage licreto
I fore conferred upon him by his Irien.is In Cambria
i county and elsewhere, an.l hopinir lor ft cortlnu
; nee and Increase of the same, the subscriber re-
spectfnlly Invites everybody lo call and examine
his irondsand juices before bnvlns at any other
houo. F. P." CON l'EK.
Feb. 28, 1870. Model Orocery, Altoona, Pa.
! COIUHS, JQHHSTGH& Co. :
Ebensburg, Penn'a.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT
PATABI.E OX Ir..UAM.
INTEREST ALLOWED OX TIME DEPOSITS.
MONEY 10ANED. C0LIECT10NS MADE.
AND A GENEHAL
BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
t7' Spcclalattention paid to bnplnessof cor
rrsiioodentn. A.W. liUCK.
Nov. 19, 137.j.-tf.T Cashier.
ixroitrmtATrn is
STRICTLY OH MUTUAL PLAN.
PROTECTION MUTUAL
FIREIHSURAHGECOfilPHY
OF EBENSBURG, PA.
frssira Seles now b fores - $I23,5E3.
Only Five Assessments in 22 Years.
NO STFAM MILLS TAKEN.
Good FARM Properties
FSPKCULLT DESIRKD.
GEO. M. READE, President.
T. W. DICK, Secretary.
Eben.'bnnr, Jrn. 51, J87! -ly.
EteEStel INSURANCE AGENCY
General Insurance Agent,
JSItnXSIiUHG, I'A.
Policies written nt short notice In the
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
And lher Irt 'lnM 4 nmpnnin,
Ebcnshnrp, Sept. 22, 1879 -ly.
M. Tl. I. (T'KERV, Sm-riion Dm-
if. having located in the of-
fiif-i:nil res ii llli-. owortl nn.l r,-,.,.rl- SS""
lr,..,,l.;...l I,,' llr T T 11,1m.. ... A?!? :-'
spretfiillv tenders his professional iifjfY
...,;..,. 1 1 thn ..,.i. ..r i.-iu.n--i...K 1 1 r
nnd vicinity, nn.l truarantees csitl work at honest i
prices. ff-A lady assistnnt wifl be in atten.lnnee ;
whenercr hiT services are rciniretl.-tij An:i-sthet-irs
ciirrfuiiy ami safely administered hen le-:lred. '
The pntninasre ol nil in need of dental .-r-lei-! is 1
respectfully solicited. S-Ci,"7S.-tr.J j
Li... Li U. HUrFMAN,.
Sin-aeon Dentist, flXX)
"ViriTdTj make pnifessional visits to Ebensbarir
, , nil tin nitsr i.".l)l OF KACH HOKTH to
remain one week. Also, will be in Wilmore'cn
the RwoKn Mosnv or fach vostr to remain
one itny. All work wnrr .nted.
Feb. 1879,-tl.
?P W. DICK. ArronsKT AT Law, Eb-
- Eben.hnrir. Pa. OfHniinirm,.,.i
j J. Lloyd's new buildlnir. Centre street. All man'
ncr or U-khI businesR attended to Fatltifaetorilv
j and collections a tpecia It t. (10-14 -tf j
11. fcliUIlLEK, Attorney al
Istip, Klw-nsbnrtr. Pa. Office fn rni.
onntlc Row, (reecntly ocoupietl br Wm. Kittell
Centre ttreet ri-21.'7n.-tr.l '
ALEXANDER T A IT, M. I)..
l'HYSKTAN AMI St'KUKI IN.
ir-Ofrlceanil f?si,e,.jr a.lji.iiilinr I'ost-l ftic.-, $st!
Anmisttne, ("nmbrla county l'. (44.tf..ff '.
FA. SHOEMAKER, Attornet
AT-liAW, Klinsbiirg. Office on Hipt
street. cast end of restdoncc. (I 21,To.-tf.l
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseasc,Ery
fipclas, Rose or St. An
thony's l ire, Eruptions
and "Eruptive diseases
of the skin. Ulcerations
of the Liver, Stomach,
Kidnevs. Lungs, Pini-"-.nles.
"J'listules, Boils,
A Blotches. Tumors, Tct-
"' tcr, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, Rinaworm. I'lcrrs. Sores,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Pain in the
Bones, Side and Head, Female "Weak
ness, Sterility, Louoorrhova, ariing
from internal ulceration, and uterine
disease. Svplnliiic and Mercurial dis
eases. Drops v. Dyspepsia, Lmacia
lion, tiencml' Debility, and for Pun
fyins the Blood.
This Sarsaparilla i a combination of
vegetable all cralives-St illingia.Man
.Irnke.Yellow Dock with the Iodides
of l'otassium and Iron, and is the
most efficacious medicine yet known
for the diseases it is intended to cure.
Its ingredients are fo skilfully
combined that the full alterative
effect of each is assured, and while
it is so mild as to be harmless even
to children, it is stilt so effectual as
to punrc out from the system those
impurities and corruptions which
develop into loathsome disease.
The reputation it enjoys is derived
from its cures, and the confidence
which prominent physicians a!l over
the country repose in it proves their
experience of its usefulness.
Certificates attesting its virtues
liave accumulated, and arc con
stantly being received, and as many
of these cases are publicly known,
thev furnish convincing evidence of
the" superiority of this Sarsaparilla
over every other alterative medicine,
bo cencrally is its superiority to any
other medicine known that we need
do no more than to assure the public
that the belt qualities it has ever
possessed are strictly maintained.
r R E PA RE D BY
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
BOLD ET ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHKBJL
si
CELEBRATED
7 - - --i -s.
fiNAgSg 7L.ySPjJ
mmmm
hBW&hy:l0)
'fifW
vo:tr tir--; :itt-i'k i-f iTi-!;rstiun lp the l;-t.
Kn.-c The tl.vir.:int vwr-u-- ni t In stcin;t-li wltti
J tlt HitTt-r. Thr ffnf tlni- iinj'tirtei! niH r-in;iin.
1 v. titimny i- ;niy n ?-t:i!'innr 1 thi-ir
j civil e. jtorD-ncc". 'i'licc tti'lu'tc! nith -rmti r;il de
bility i.t rvr-ry !).!-( v;1i (iu 1 t!ii- iii'i.riiif nn tin
f.iilinsr flz'nt 1:1 I ii i 1 1 1 t i tr uj niirvinur their
Kr yiiv l-y nil l)ruu"'j:i?lj ::tnl rcprliillc l:il
1 crs vK"t:iMy. U--IT.-ly.J
i COUGH
SYRUP !
YEARS BEFORE TIIE PUBLIC
I'ronounced by all to be the most pi.i;s-
ANT ami kkkk A' nit s renieilj now in use
for the ti:k ok coi ohs, 1 oi.p, c norr,
hoarseness, tickling sensation of the throat,
whooping cough, etc. Oyf.i: a iii.i.ion pot-
Tl.KS SOI. I) WITHIN THK I AST FKW VKAltS.
It gives relief wherever used, and has the
power to in.pait hem-fit that cannot be had
from the cough mixtures now in use. .-old
by all Druggists at L'"i cents per boitle.
SKLLKHS I.1VF.I: PILLS are also high-
": I
s-sr
STOMACH
l.t
, , , , - .. ... pain, which itches as if one con d h
t lv recommended for curing liver complaint. 1 1,-, ,,., . - i-i ,
' 1 the part to pieces. The nlovi- i.
constipation, sick-headaches, fever and ague,
and all diseases (if the stomach and liver.
Sold by all Druggists at 'J."i cents per box.
II. K. Sellers f Co., nttsbury, J'a.
October -21. lsTti.-lv.
VAI.rAnLF.gTni.-THS.
If yrm nftf snffprins: from S
Ing uuu b -i of tticknttas.I
p;wr bUTi, or languish
tnkt. ch.vr, for
Hop liiticrfe w ill C'nrr Von.
Tf yon are a Tninttrr.p ind linr-o oTrtfTCfd Tmr
twlf wihTonrpfttnrii.l rtn-pt w-fi or it iriothr. Vcm
rutvith eairmiil irorl:,oi L',r ? ru :rirlj ainjr;
If you fe.1 wfalc and tli. u pirated, without cltariy
knowing why. m
Hop Itii 1 rr will ITfforr A on
Tfyta are a nnn of tin1-1
Fti-nin f your -ver"'fty 5
ttr-i, t tillnff over your j
nxt-rm, wp-Vi-nH by the
fd':tisi. or a n.&n of Ut
sjiiiicuultC. wuiV,
Hop Hitler ti i!
Sirrt!Ut?en Von.
ne'erloir from any tartls
tosl, as la often tlMj Clac,
TT run r.r yonoe, nnn
crttiou, or are icru ,v tu m
Hop Hil ten Yiilljy Relieve Va.
Tf yon are In the -rirk 5 hoji, on tlie farm, at th
desk, any where. an,l f,.'lfi i iiai y..ur sr-Fiom needa
eli-insing, Uinuitf or etim-g -itlnff lth't latoxi.
catlui;. H
Hop rtitierfi IsHWlint Yoa Need.
If Ton ore ol.t. ami Tonrypul e 3 fechle,
fierres untea.jy.at:d,iurBlaettl..:t-3 tranlut;.
yonr
Hop Blttcra lll c've yoa Xew Life and T1cr.
Eop Corcn Ccrx Is the mmteat, safest and best. I
Ask Children. I
One TtrtT rn for Stomneh, IJvrr anil Ulrlnmil. I
to all others, llitrs by absorption. It Is Jierfeet. I
V. I. C. I an ilwiltitii and lrreliMe en re for drank
eiuiesa, use of opium, tobacco and narooCica.
Atxn nWbT Intti .it I lj Bl tin, M fr. Cn. Rorliatrr, N. T. I
1 mmm atMtmVt
! toy Jung men.
. J rnbiiKl.ro'. iii a Staled t'.nvrloir. Price 1; fruit.
I A liertnreon the Nntnre, Trmtment and Kadiral
I 'itrei.tSriiilii.il w f;ikne.-s. or Spit -natorrlitra it;.
I ihiecd by Selt-Abn-c 1 iivuluntarv Tlmissions Itn
I potency. Nn-v,,tis lH-bilily. ami "l mpe-menM to
1 Mnrriii're fnemllv : oiisiimntiiin t-,,,i. 1
Vits: Mental nnd" I'hvsienl in-nimi it v. '!,
tee. Hy
KoltKKT .1. CI I.VKI11VUJ
!.,
mulKir of
. the "i ireen II.Mik." ,.c.
rhe viirlil-rctiinvncd nntlior. In this ndmimltlc
Lecture, clenrly proves from hi- own evperience
j that the awful coiis.-qiioncr ol Sclf-Abnsp tnv be
cltectnally removed without medicine, nnd without
, dangerous snnrient opei-ntions, boi-uif-. riitjr in
' stramciits.or cor.liiils: ,.nti.tf ,,nt a nit.iln.il euro
j at once certain nntl rt!ectii;i, l,v which every sul-
I liiw ,.ll. n I . . 1.:. . ?
rure hiinsrii rhenpiy. privat.-iv nn.i ra.iirniiy.
11 " "" 'OS ,-i.lltllTlon litiiv lir, ii,:,-
ed iho.,,i " t"ro" ' """" '" ""'""""f-
Sent free, under seal, in a plain envelope b.anr
address, on receipt f six cents. r tw,. iH.sta.j'e
r..,,,..-. .-k -1 i . . - ti,,- i Tir.ittiei-s
Tun cri.viRnn.i. tnnirir nt.
11 Aan St., w Vork ; I'osi I litlco H x J.is;J.
' S, VItl.X JUJl';
-i,H-r I,, isi'.i.-sin.
AN A NO St-ROFOX.
Liily Uamiiiiu Cn.. Pa.,
Oner? his professional services to the eitiren of
v ashinirton and ail loinli.ir townships. Oftiee and
resilience on nallroa.1 street, opposite l'assenirer
stntlon. where niirht and lav ralU will rectire
prompt attention, regardless of distance or weath-
"i tiV'"' rt T?"?rn 8n': fh"'l'--ni'recialty.
Lilly s, March 14. lS7a.-ly.
T)R. M. J. BUCK,
Physician axu Sfroeox,
Office and residence on Fourteenth'stre'et, near"
r.te, coin avenue, wnerc ntzht calls ran ii
Where nivht Calls nnn l, n,..l.
""iir irom o to io. a. and from 2 to 4
nd to . r. x. Special attention paid to Ills.
ruses ..i me r.ye an.l -.ar. as well as to Snrrieal
v't'cmiiiinit oi every uescriptlon.
(4 l.-tl.l
AM. KEIM, M.D.. Puysm i
Si cgeon, Kbensbunr. l'a. (iffle,
IAN AM)
on lli"h
street, west ol Jnli
n street.
nn.l ii,.:, rl, .......-.
.i, m.i.ii. : .... .. ." .'. ' 'i","ir
xiarht eaiis should i.e made nt
pt-6,-77.-tf.
i,i,i r.utisTI
otfico.
nrrnts
a ,,,,n,h nn'l expenses cuarnnteed t
. 1 cuun irec
ShawKI'o., Al -iiu-TA, JI aim:.
THE RAILROAD SEAT.
There is no relation of ;f0
m V)
natural Pc.tiMiTt'-sof h
so strongly as in traviling.
at home, or an'on thi-ip'r"
- .... t .. a : ' 1 1 ' "...
iiie not. roi, viiic, consi lentte (
comfort of others, but e ven si-if.' 1
ing in trifles, often beco;,,e gr;;'
IK'llant, morose, when h??' r
railroad train to go traveling 'l
often they seek their own cninf0ry ,
disregard of the lights of otw- -
man will enter a train aud , A
seat, and so arrange his bagJ, .'-'
cover the whole of it. so ;;s t-i'k. '
one else from occiqA ing a j ail -f
lie only pays for one seat. a;nl j,.! ' '
perfectly well that he has iki r;,!i , ,!' s
enpv two, and yet he does so fnJ.V.t
III1L11 IIM I."- i.'lint lu em !it(1 i
him. lie sits :
and hioksasfiirhiajl.,-
rns his back and fn.,!'
possinie. or turns ins back and sn?ts
fif the window so as t, n
... n
ble, anyone from requesting hirn "'"
beside him. The ladies are hi'ih f1
spect no better than the mm. aiil r"
are more -rfectly masters of t' e yo
tion. She is protected by her si y i,
i selfishness and her disregard of tv'c"r
; fort of her sisters. A gentk-uian , "
j not like to ask her for a seat, tlmu-v
', has a perfect l ight to do so. Evi-T "'
j other lady is at a disadTautaV ina-i-"
! her for a seat. A cold, haughty V :J
lent manner and an intn nchej'a "r.
. ,inscfcso tu lisnnll l.. . ' l-
, -. -.j.-v ......... .j vo.toit.s iiir 1
her double seat against all cf,i,
. The iHiIiteness of men to women ra 1"
lans in ivmeiica, ana it is r.c u'-"c.
: thing for two gentlemen to rise a-a?-
' a lady a whole double scat Vcau-o
other lady fails to offer her a st-u
ow in this case each lady sf-cun-s
: double seat at the price of the rlisc,
! foil of two fellow travelers. iVj,,. ;.
i is a man who lehaves thus the p-uj. J
j is coir..aratively simjile. T .i n i-'(
a 'sort of pleasure in appb , r
1 passi-nger wlio on entering tia- cariV-
all the double seats oct-opjed l v n'.t
: who refuse to make room for tm
ten tempted to pick out the most j.x'( .,'.""
I sie looking of them a:nl g i up a.""
coolly and business-like tell hhn to ia?.U
room, and then sit down by him ;; "7
' roomy and spacious a stj le "a- ..,---' ,
and then limn or whistle sonic
plaintive air kind o" sa 1 like. T ',
i intlicts agonies uiMjii the exclusive t.X
( eler, and gives to the new- t-onar -V
calm inward reimse which coinisirrj
! 1 lie infliction of righteous pt!his!.n:-rT
, Yet how mm h bettor H would k-fn'it'u
ladies to make place for their f. ' t
female travelers, and to exchang..- t
little courtesies that brighten the '-.
ney ; how much better it would i-;
the men to promptly make r.ioiii f. : ;
. new coiners and get into friendly c
; by the way This selfish exeltHv'-::
i in traveling does not pav. (hie- .1
iii.iKei i ne mosi oi ine V(iya,-e in ll:..-
: vav. linllinv.it (ioZ,u.
'
! HKA..TH lHNTS.-Tho.se
i troubled with sore throats.
who z?
troubled with sore throats. m,-iv v;
tlieni well, it is said. Ly batlihij; t'.'il
tliorotiffhly with cold wp.ttr just l- i rc
retiring.
The Application of caustics should it
avoided in the treatment of ten s, es
jiccially in old people, as fatal caiijrrtn-
ons lniiaiuation may ik' me result.
A distinguished physician says tb:
sick headache can frcnerally ha lv'.it-vt-j
by soaking the fe t in warm water :a
which a spoonful of iowdcretl niiista.d
has lx'C-n stirred. Soak as'l"ii:r as f.
ble. or until Ihe water has prown c- :
it draws the li'oud irom the hea l.
Tlie following: is reconinienilvd i? i
euro for sleeplessness : wet halt a i "
apply it to the back of the neck. .--iii";
it upward toward the base , : ;la
brain and fasten the dry half of
iowei over so as io prevent uie t nr
id exhalation. The effect is lifi.'
and cliarmiiifr, ooolinpr the brain;::: i L-
Inciii"; calmer sleep than any i.aiiuc.
Warm water may lie used. tlU nh n,
IH-rsons will prefer cold. To tlin-e
l'ciinp from over-excitement of ll.el m
whether the result of brainwork or y:
sinp; anxiety, this simjile rcincdy is a.
cspecial Ihxui.
It is now the .season when boys xl
girls in tlie country give their liint'.
sad ingots by coining home in tlieo
cries of poisoning by ivy. The irrita
tion by this jKjisoning is acute, but ti.--sjieedy
cure for it, vays an exchance. U
a wash of oxalic acid, a tablesjioo!;: ;i!
the suilt to a pint of water, with TiL'ch
the Hisoncd spots aivj bathed as of:-:
;
:
,
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1
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. as they grow troublesome. The k:
i .smarts severely for a few minutes. 1 '
is followed In a cessation of the p i-t:
need reducing for voting children.
i Make it weak at first, and add crrii
of the salt until it is strong enoiiirii '
. give relief. A desert spoonful of siv-r
! oil, taken daily, is said to drive tliep"
son out of the blood, but thiTe
, cases were cured without it. 1 v t
I acid alone. It should not be put im :
or anything metallic, as it cor. "iri
j and may form ioisoncus coinpmm.K
IICK fix C'ATTI.K. A Ct'irCSixiia!"'
of the Fdnnrrs" A(h;,rtitr says : "s '
ten or twelve years, ago an agiict:'- :'
w rifer observed his bull to K- fn- 'r'
lice, but not so the rest of his
and, thinking over the matter he t i 1
the conclusion that the habit et ;-
dirt over himself must iiavctl i' t--of
keeping the lice off the bib!, a:---1
tried dry earth on the rest of the (
with the best effect. Kver since r
ing the above, I have ued imLhin.' -dry
earth, ami have repeatedly pui '
ctittle having lice, and have i n r. !
perfectly efficacious, both as a T' ' . :.
ive and a cure. If in winter I 1 :;
lueded and cannot get it oil; civ. v
go into my cellar and obtain n :-n
quarts (no danger of using to.) r. '
and dry it on the stove: I th' n K : ' .'
it over the back from head t ta:!. ;ir
t lie earth working in and tlu-oica
hair, soon destroys all lice. I i-'"
the earth to lie just as e.Hcai ioi:.
dangerous and less expensive tii:i" ;
baccoor anj- of the acids reconitm-"'1-'"-
A fi-ruors Plant.-Tlie A; '
(Wis.) IV..t reports the ilis
Wisconsin of a curious plant. v
produces a kind of cotton an 1 x 'r "Jr
the same stalk. It h is alniuU' l-j-woven
into fabrics, and a ai;y r' f
that wiil make as good clefi s ; ',
made from this plant will make a ' .
paper, it lias been called the pal'1 i
'" 1 It can be iilanted in the sprib - at!" ' '
i in the fall and winter. It l " '.;
Self white S it Stands, and will J '
! least three or lour tuns to the '
!
Erom a single root that in trans
ed last spring grew twenty larire
with :. mm1s (containing the r
w ith at least sixiy seeils in each. 1 ' i
this root were obtained seven '"!n.s .r
pnre cotton and over a half lvU,!: 1
flax. It is a very heavy plant, aii ' .-1'
from six to seven feet hijji.
i
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yu'.i-i-
A tiiiui at North rrw:cK
has a kitten which has been ii'i'l'
in table manners. Wr.en calldl
name she runs quickly to the side ei
mistress and demnrelv waits
b
J ; itii
;.v
t III V bib. made CXplCSsiv foi la !
- . ,,,,,,re
arounii ner iicck. -v io-,
fi!lo.l ill, i.iilL- is llteii hl;d on t':1 1 . 1
lieside lier. and taking it lx-ivceiy ;
Haws, she raises hei-self on her hi'1' .'
puts tlie lxdtle to her numi h. a" .
i -,. '. . , .1... 1.
rm k l tif n i.-ivmir inc
lie -...
ii.o down, she patiently waits lor Hi 1 r.
, to lie wiiied and for the bib to lt'
' -f'f " Vhicll sllC llStl.tl'V in 'l' ' "
Iiap.
does so with as bad grace as ims.V'
It matters not that other men j','!,.'?
ct'ititlin, 1111 in It.r ..,- . . i . . t?
.-1,,...,..., ,.i. ,H. ra-i.tv i
the grace to invite one of them t.
IT