i 1
IMsHMIXt!) VlKKUAl
A it cent nui.ii ( r ! tiit- St-X.it lame
.s. !,.!i.-ti- cor.t.iiied i 1 1 art kU; entitled
-'The : usf. Discovert rs nf America"
signed "l!. '. .1.," in which the claim
t hat ( olumhus was the first discoverer
f America is deputed, ami the honor
given to th" Northmen ami thr Irish.
In supiiorl of his ;n .sit ion tin? writer
quotes North l.inllow llcamish. Fellow
of tin- '.oval Society, London, anil au
thor of a work entitled "The Pi-covery
of America by the Northmen in t lie
Tenth Century, wi'.h Xoticps of the
K'.irly Setlleiiieiit.s of the Irish in the
Wc.-t ern Hemisphere. "
Tiie writ r in 1 he ("' says : ''It
is ccrtaia am! bey.. ml di.-pute that tliis
cotmtry was discovered ami known by
some mauner of im aiis long hefore Col
nmlni.i'.s time; ami it is certain, top.
that the Iri.-'i can and may lav claim to
STILL LATER AND BETTER!
dis-
! i : t i i : v; ivcn at least among the!
eoverers ot this our 'ami."
The Ki:l-!Is!i writer, Mr. jWmish, is ;
.piottd us follows; '-It has been too'
much tlm practice to decry as fabulous
;.!1 stat-meats claiming for the earlier !
inhabitants f Ir-!ar.d a comparatively
high, ih'gree of advancement and civili-
nation. Ai; 1 i.otw illistamling the many j
valuable publications connecteil with !
the hi-tory am! anti.i'Mti' i-f that cotiTi-
try, whicJi have from tite.e to time come '
foith, and the more recrv.t, candid ami
cionicii! production of Mr. Moore, there I
are not wanting, even among her sons, j
tho-e who. with theanti-Irish feeling of j
the higolnl ( 'ambrensis. would sink lier j
in the scale of national distinction and j
deny h-r claims to that early eminence i
in nligion, learning and tin? arts which '
iimjnestionable records so fully testify ; i
and yet a very little unprejudiced in- ,
iniry will be suilieient to satisfy the i
candid mind that lain had good claim
to Ik- called the Si. hool of the West, and
her sons '
'Inelyte qens liuiniiutni, lnilite, pace, fide.'
'This much, at least, will the follow- :
ing i-av.es elersriy sl ow : That sixty-live !
years before the discovery of Iceland by :
the North men It: the ninth centurv,
Irish eimgraids 1 ad visited and inhabit- .
fit that inland: t hat about the vear 7-.". '
NEW SPRDSTG- GOODS
in ;i;t:at profusion at
mttttOFTCttm stoke:
Wlti'tvo iH'iji't arc bti'kiiHj fortranl to On. eoiuhvj J'rusukittinl Wtin i.i myf.s of
hiiij (,' hn-kij tin suh.--iih( lui.s r,y, rhtilcil to rimrtin in (hi hifri'nniih
litisin: s iu,l iirc if his l ml i-el tl nltcntinit In sitjiiliini hi friimhi
n,l tin j.i-hlir '...u, -..'.".. ','(. ALL A'.V oy (1HS
AT PRICES SO LOW
JJfA T .OM: VAX nil DA Ull COMVKTK WITH IJIM.
ll":H: hi!! ,ihni,iji,7 nfV mnl ihijnut sbx-k hj ( rti-ijthitiij tj, hi fn'1 in . yatcrn
."f"lY, V,,;.,,-1 ,) ( ffininltti U'lC (if
DRY GOODS, DRESS GOODS, NOTIONS, HITS, CAPS,
Boots, Sfioes, Groceres Hardware, Tinware,
Qaeenswars, Glassware, Meat are, Cigars, Tolacco, Caiei Goofls, &c, to
Also, FIAUR, rC)T!N MF.A I. FlSTT, SA T,T by the bushel ami barrel, DUUGS, NAILS
GLASS, I'UTTY, I5KUSIIES, 1JUOOMS. Ac. I have likewise milled to my stin k
HHtD'S PATENT CORN fSIII:iI.I:i,
finch irili be srlil at the remarkable low pnre of r.r, ctnta each. Also for mile, the
BEST AND QUICKEST BUTTER-PRODUCING CHURN EVER INVENTED.
'?-A larifC increase of hnsiness has necessitate,! the enlargement of my ftorc-ronm ana the erec
tion ol an additional n-areroom, and nill my es'atdishment io literally crowded with choice irod. and
Diseases of Hordes Feet Cftni.
Orig-in of a Few Familiar !Mtrae. TY
Most horsemen unde; stand more or
less the nature of t his latter common dis
ease. Few are so ignorant as not to
know their location in the foot of the
horse. Yet, with all this knowledge
ot the disease these very persons, though
they think they know the nature of i
"You cannot say Imo ! to a gintse.'
How often have erson3 relieved their
findings of irritation at the weakness of
others by hurling this phrase at them V
Had the latter only known its orijrin
they could have leen paid back in their
corns, really know very little about them, j )w'1 Tc."n 1 or'"in ,s U,IS : AN ,,on
Corns, like many other diseases, ar i 'n Johnston, t he dramatist, was intro
curable when taken before much disor- ! ,,.,,ce',1 to.a. ".1,l'man', tlie lK'er was
iranixation of the parts have taken Place. rirucK ?VlL ",s ":'t'iy apiearance that
Uio Alitor cilm nfil.ninnorlnl icr,ir, ! JOIJUSOn . liy , Oil 1DOK
Iv the causeTof the disease, and'eonse-1 "ot. sa-v -b,JO ! toagmise.-'
iuently in shoeing should have extra !
care in seating the shoe to this part of j
uiiicrwtiirii mier u.faln. Mill dciiik .letermmcd to accommodate all who come, and epiMvially
my Inen.l!- from the country, to whom the highest i rices in lra.lo will ho nia i.-.t nil icin.l of rrxluce
u.c Liirumi 'im-ii my ire anq commoiliuus in lnr fl, iva nn i.n .-i ui.
I n .1 n 1 r II I 1 , .V n u I .-.. ...... I ......... . .... . .
their ."toclc.
munv lutat ones I remain as ever.
X. T. FllF.mOOPF.
Illrli Ntrorf, FltonHhnrvr, .Uarrh, 1SSO.
Snll
ht seeliisioii
: that in the
tween Iceland
iiry'o-tr.irrence.
tmy a ceuntry
Irish ecciesl.isj ji-.s ),tV
ujiori the I'an.e Is!av..l
tenth century vova'-T'-s 1
and il l. nd wf re ol ordii
and in t!;e eleventli cei
west (iv.ni Iieiaml. and soathof that
part of il:r American ciitit inent which
was ibseveiel by th" adventurous
Xoithmen in the preceditig age, was
known to them under the mime of the
'White Man"s Land, or (Jreat Ireland.'
"From v. hat cav.se," adds Mr. IJeam
ish, '-could the name of fireat Ireland
have arisen but from the fact of the
country having been colonized by the
Irish? Cotning fp.m their own green
isle to a vast continent possessing many
of the fertile qualities of their native
land, the appellations would have been
natural and appropriate: and costume,
color, or peculiar habits might have
given ri.-e to the cotmtry being d"nomi-
n s J.nnd bv the neiirh-
Xor does this con-
li.ltt d Wliite
boring Ksipiimanx.
clii'-ion involve anv
au
cf
p:i
a
U'
I in
t':
1.
.ive see
lm.'e.l .
r. ibabilit v.
h
'!.-!
! wh
:i that the Iri
eiaiid tow aids t
n'Ml'V to have
-y must 1 ive tr
visited
ic closrc
ers.-d
lat:
A.
d
I:
bef f
;!:' ar
ihe Far.
"la t!
tr. !.-,! .'
occurren
the clevi
.'! (.!,-;
ta-V. i V i; : -ci V!
!! g l.nowi !
n . ( r .
"N't ill- r t!
h:ivi t.i! -: wt
t-re-;.--iI i" givi
!" ; mg a n
''i iln n: .-'--;v
At d
e 1
t iie e Vi,t of ab-iv.t
s. A hundred years
I Men;! naiiM ly, in
!.r ! r:i found upon
:ry v.--yagcs between
ni were , f . id; nary
i;i the bej-inninc of
my M l.jte Man's Land
' MPtdi.v.u.'.l not as a ;
eotmtry. but as a land
is vaiiie the X'M ! h-
e! indie histoi-i.in tv.-.j- :
a I !n- li-itst degree jn
fi;i r.-ncy any fable
h :- tlement ot: the :
DON'T, GENTLEarEN, DON'T
F.UY A STI-rCI-I OB'
WEARING APPAREL!
otj, j-iirs i .i : AitTici.i;: of
mtvs vtsmtmtm mm
I NT1L YOIT IIAVK SKKX TIIK IMMLXsL STOCK OF
WARM-WEATHER CLOTHING,
TrunksjVfilises, fec, fec.
JUST RECEIVED AT THE
Young America Clothing House,
Corner Eleventh Avenue and Eleventh Street,
ALTOONA, P.,
a norse w iin eiiner asiieiiy iioot or a
corn. The shoe should be eased off
gradually for about an inch or so from
tiie end, never upon any account thick
ened where the foot is weak, or at all
inclined to corns, for most certainly the
increased thickness must and does in
crease the pressure, and a horse so shod
cannot long escape corns.
In all cases of corns the foot affected
must have the sole between the frog and
the outer crust pared pretty thin and
evenly, so as to allow of some elasticity
in immediate vicinity of the com. Cut
ting away the bars of the foot very ma
terially weakens the same, and, as a con
sequence, induces corns and other dis
eases of the foot. Weak heels should
not be pared to the extent that a string
foot is, which should always be well and
evenly pared at every shoeing, but should
lie nicely and evenly rasX'd, the shoe
scarcely touching the heels.
After a corn is found in a foot bevond
In the first place, undue pressure up- I "e. excKlm' l : . yf!" are ,,fn
i r Alitor 1 nr f y-f lift 1 i ;c ! Johnson i by. vou look as if vou could
JJoo ' ex- i
claimed the witty dramatist, turning to j
the peer and making his bow. ;
The phrase "Flitting the cart before !
the horse"' can boast of great antiquity, j
having first lieen quoted bv Jaician. the :
great Greek writer, nearly 1.7mj years
ago. Francis Kabclais, the French sa-
tiristand wit, whose "Corgantua" was
published in the year l.":j:5, has ti e i
phrase "Jle placed the carriage Iefore j
the steed." Xo derivation of it can be !
given, but the meaning is very obvious,
and refers to those who begin to do a I
thing at the wrong end. "I have a bone j
to pick with you" is a phrase that is un
complimentary to the ladies at starting.
It means, as is well known, having an '
unpleasant matter to settle with you ; j
and this is the origin of the phrase : At !
the marriage banquets of the Sicilian j
iwjor, the bride's fat he'-, after the meal, :
used to hand the brideirroom n. bone
HIE LIS FEVRE LUNG PAD
A Positive Remedy and Cure
For CONSUMPTION, SPITTING OF BLOOD, BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA. COUCHS, COLDS, CATARRH in all Its forms,
and all Diseases of the PULMONARY ORCANS.
THE MOST HEALING REMEDIAL AGENT KNOWN TO L'CIENCE.
A
tn:ni s
found ;
Cuvi re.'
ends,
art :
her nil
bad !. . :
i'i'iit' i ! :.
villi t:-''
It v :l
: a:!d !,,.
te-; a' !..,
ab.
'nrfs ly Ahsnrtinn. 7n Minutf wear will r
ti mow aw ay v or i : i i.ivr.it
vlai t directly upot; t.t
!r." n : nite t l.calina
Oil. r.iwl :oi
r ft il
: ais-:i
ivii.-:-
j'I.'li!ii-.
(ill SVKf
tM-r
hy .Itwr tin Sttiii:i"h ruin rtii;v ilrir-r- vh',ti t!r" --'Vit
'I'h' l;t.l i- inj".--o H.tl-.un- ;iit'l i "'.riluN t t lh: in -of
if y irv-rr" lien's arc rrrt . in; ntrr. :m! )"tinl uny in i- ran-
THIS GKEAT IIE.AIEDY ANDCUHI
' Vf rv 1 i '.1.1 i.v
't.-.l .
.v r. '
ll.i-a attra-ti-! I ho wi.If-t jtiont ;a n tho 'out in'-nr. ,in! Id a'.
",'inr m r ft iitmi nittirr thrtn r:iyc ot nntural lir:i,fiu.
Wo !iivi ih' lri"t itnr qi'irocn! trtfurmny tlifir fitr.trive
rFC iitivnji; n,TJisrGr.
Will heal an-l ?triiitl:rn :n rI.n 1 iff in the ISO It I r.l . ; s i, It 1. 1 ;. lit i; i v. f MP I l"S.
iiml will ellt-ct ;i cure m irmj cnr il ilio .1 t-.;iwe h.i- mly r"-ei:ily 1h d
rf.ntniclnl. lt-r!'n snrioriiiir irmn
Asthma, Bronchitis. Catarrh, Weak Lungs or Clooa Spitting,
will find the Pad an inestimable boon!
ior .nam: o.m.v ijv Tin:
tail
arii.;fiir in:
woTn.'i;i who
vi: b !!. e h-,
a v.! .is tn
b.-.N)',n;el O
ore .-s-iii
tiiic n
of H.e i
1-ar! ,.f
as i ieii-s
W .'. i ' I'M! M
trunks .
n i-r- a';.
as -ueh
F : ; ; i I v . ;
wai (1
i' v
r
v. ;i
a ;
n:
tl:
taffinhand, "lv iilmes mhdicine co., rnxsmjw;ii, PA.
d ie i !,;.
ilnix tn-e.'
ami ami.;,,
w i di: ;n'- ' i
able !;.. j;.-, .,
uji 1 ev ;ii.l I,;, ;., .
1 ; this is v( i v ,
tin- niiinbi-r is s.r'
susi'ici'-ti.
A 1:iM.:o;i.i1..
'I'ltiti.--.
')-e le.i !. ,
1 1 .m. 'i i i i
of i-;i;'
r ai.i-r.::-.;;,
.re. 1"),
J.he Mell-known savinsr that a shoe
maker should stick to his last originated
question, w ith a very line paring knife ! W1.L". l'l1' te celebrated (ireek . i i' t
carefully pare to the bottom. Don't by
painter, wlio set a Picture which he had
any means wound the sensible part of! inisll(l 111 1'ublic place and concealed
1. 1. .i.i, 11 iciiiiiu il, in (iiuer 10 near tiie
criticisms of passers-by. A shoemaker
observed a delect in the shoe, and the i
Wlio arc llif Sole As-cntH for llio I nitefl Stairs nml .iiii.t.
I.1-: F"i:'KI': I,rxii PAH i not rV.-Yr.' -,... IVe th eti'.rni.-n-
i tin: l.iiv.'l l.j eil!..rl inu In 1;; r-l.t "l .1 'llii- .lnti. ..11 i In--.. ....,! :ir,- ,... iv
:-m tin- !rita-ri.-t wmiM he - ..mj.. lit-. tn dniil-li- ..ur j.ri'--.
'.a-- I:
leu; t--.'i
n-.il rc j
the foot, but for fear of quitton and oth
er serious mischief, get to the bottom.
Put into the hollow formed by paring
a piece of tow or cotton batten wet with
butter of anitmony, and press it to the
bottom. Do this for about three or four
times : ther. substitute for the butter of
antimony compound tincture of myrrh j
and aloes: annlv for some lime snv a I
week or ten days. Then examine care
fully, also watching the movements of
the horse to ascertain the degree of ben
painter lorthwitli corrected it. The j
cobbler came again the next day, and i
encouraged by the success of his (list
remark, began to extend his censure to
the leg of the lignre, when the angry
painter thrust out his head from liehind
i the picture and told the shoemaker to
keep to his trade. j
"There's a good lime comin' liovs i
jimnt n
13 e ware of Tmit;i tions !
J.MllCJISs I Pad, ; ti I a,ls, .-. M .
Sent I y '11:1.1 imisI.iui- :ii.l. er hy oXTe.'?. to any all l ttie I'nit.'.l St:it5 el an.il:t. A l lrr
THE HOLMES MEDICINE CO.,
I'lT'lMJI IKil!.
June -I, iSi. m.
MRS. LYDIA L PINKHAM.
OF LYNN. MASS.
elit resulting from the treatment, and i g'l timecoiuin, was writtf'-n thirty j
jears ago by l)r. Charles Maekay. and
sung with great (.opul.-irity bv Henry
Kussell in bis conceits thron'4:mif. im.
liritish islands.
"(ioing the whole hog.'' This phrase i
originated in Ireland, where a liritish f
shilling has liecn called "a bog" time I
out of mind. In Ireland, if a fellow I
bapiK-ned to have a shilling, when he i
met his friends he would announce th '
fact that he would stand treat, even if :
the excuse reached the w hole amount '
in plain words, that he would "go the :
whole hog'' to gratify them. Troy J
IIIV. I'liOl'l.'IKTOKS
OF WHICH
TANT ATM
maki:
TO
IT TIIK IK COX.
KEEP A STOCK andSELL AT PHICES
govern your luture acts by circumstan
ces. If Iairthe's treatment is found ne
cessary, why then, of course, it must be
repeated. If the corn seems to be dead
killed then have put on a good fitting
horseshoe, or one with, a web broad
enough to cover entirely the cavity
made in the foot, lie careful not to al
low the inner edge to touch unduly the
frog neither bar shoe or broad web.
The shoe must be so made as to have no
liearing whatever ujion the part affect- !
ed. Anoint occasionally with common !
turpentine and lard, equal parts care
fully melted together ; this will soften
the hoof and stimulate its grow th. This I " j
is good for any disease of the hoof, and j Tim-: Month ok JJatti.f-; June has i
is one of the best and surest stimulants j 1-een pre-eminently a month of battles '
to new formation, and may lie used with and not a few davs in it seem to have, i
great advantage in all hoof diseases. ! been specially set apart for hard hght'in- '
. Jlorne, .. IK I . ,S., i,t Jh.cn lu.r.ntr. i two and even three bard b:, tiles fr,..,,,,,..
! ly occurring upon the same dav! On :
j the 1st I.opI Unw-e detected and almost ,'
! destroyed the Trem-l: !! et in IT'.'I. and :
; Xan)!eon Ult Paris t begin the fatal '
j campaign of One of Admiral i
j J.lake's hanlest sea lights with Van
i Tromp coiiim-neci! on t lie :M, and wis :
aring the whole of tiie -4th
CO!ii)iie(i ti j- ;
Tiie I'reneh
W'rr.nr' rf 1 1 J . . 1 1 n
icMisi j oais riu:ic ana lint uare.
r-'Ttirrt'f fir. f-.v-i.f-n . kI'iv ffrre
A vr-i-.-t.-iMo f..-..,!.r.-ti..n i.r'.! ' r.Ml. onr
ffm.Ml.-r in th.- w.rhl f r i iirhl'. Iti-.-
lir.lM..r,,.l., Ivic!..-, . 1,1,..,.
-MILD WINTERS AND CROWS.
The unusually mild weal her of the
, past winter lias been favorable! for tiie
( increase of the crow, and increased they
j have to a very considerable extent.
! inn nae also neeome very tame and prolongei!
i!'l'io.ieii uncMv iioiniiaie.i places as ! einimg at ienth in the
freely as they did fortv vears airo. (in ' nmnli of the I t iii n
wm if i i;iv i ii .ixi, xom: ix rxi ri..
. r;;i. ;
M 1 1 1 i i i;im;i
' in Si i
.1 'j.l n:l . v
i v!.:
it t'
cm
I.. I- V:
Youn
..t
NT S VI V..
in aniiost any direction from (.crman
town and we suppose the ca.e is t he
same elsewhere and we come iijion the
pieasaiu sight ot tins glossy bird watch-
! ing us w ith its glistening eves as it grand- ; the double
! ly passed over head. Some of the lieids ' at I.'eiisbui
I shine with their glossv hacks seekimr ' Khivo in
Q America Clotliinp. House.
vri. Aiti.()1,,.,. l -,. rii-ti.i
llth Aveiiuo riiil lilli Si:
1'
i o
! 'h
. i i
t:
i.
e!;t :n
W -
XerHi
. . in.-.
men
' ! cr
to tl.
( i
-e 1 i-
i'. T'.'1
i ;
( ;
1
In 1-
lb'.il
ca. for
.c ry -i
'. t heir
i until
" d: cnver
! l'-'an 1 .'i')-
lv 'In.kpe'.'.der.t ..f
is only in :de;;t
heni ii-ive' i!ii-
un l!:e m.me 11. ey a:-.- lamiliar. but id
t!.- peeu.ia:- ; at the i-oti id rv th v
:ire un-.'-am : no,- was it tli! after (!
return nr.- KarNe'.ne frem land
'"' I inb-rmati.-.!! be obiain-
d from the pi lings ,r Ksijaiinaux
wh-iwer.' ea:.tnivd I'uiingthe v..a'jc.
tiie No.-t:iiiie:i became ronvinfed
t!e!l the VViilie Man's Land i r Creat
In l.i.el was .art .f the same vast cut i-li-i'!
.-I wiifeh il. Ibna.nd. Mai kland ;md
iii land l-i nied 1..U-! i.i'w
sa 1 he ..-;.. u riter. X he
ii t of Xoi ' hi i n A lit iiinit ie
! ' pi nhaj-en imbli-hed abm.k entitled
Amei ii a;i Anti. puties. or Acc.nnts
Ironi Nortliern Writeis Kespectin"
Anierica beb i e t he Time of ( ..lumbus."
which a-;rees with 'iher authorities in
:-;i:n-i.r icing, ,f the opinion that the
and mentioned by Humboldt in his
"Iv. .Mm . as the hind failed bv the
N-.mdi:ia ian.; ' I.andot" the White Men
i'cat Ireland." is the e.nmfi-v i...e
dig Ni'lt'.l ai;d S.-.i:lli t -a",: ,,,
(ieoi-ii.i and ri.nida. and that iii those
co.imi.i s peepl-.. siraking the Irish Ian-
lonnd a-- far ba.ek as the
This ;r, at In land has
by About Abedellah
mnn ii :. ...n i minenl A i-m!,;-i.i
geourapb, r, et' the twelfth eeni.nrv. who
pm-b.d,ed-..r rather wrote-his work
U'l.ler the pat lonagc ol the Klngel iei
lv ( 1 1 .".i i --1 b. Ii. and iiv i.i.ih.il.lv r..
iiforii.ation frointh'Norii!aiis
n t of I'ali I nai. Ai-ain we
Mid that A;,s F rod-, the most aneict
an I leliaMe liisionail of Iceland i..:.'.
i. 'i m mil ui .re Marson. wl
'ireat In land' A. H. '.;.
i ceeiveii naj't 1 an.
NICtSOLS,SHEPARD&CO.EatneCt
' ORICIK
ma
Eitibi.shfiJ
la 16s
ORIGINAL AND ONLY
lliUlL.JTUUi
CENUINE
i'"'' jSV .t-;. I -'
i s e- -a ' il Vv7
Thresiiin?; Machinery and Portable
and Traction Engines.
nee throughout tit". C.n'n-
Ins, r-rr.-ct
mil ?
TI?F ftTADAKD of cxc-ili
MT III.K4 f-r Cralfi-PiiTfn, Tim-Fa
I N tlti !V 14 lil.K i , vf''fy of Mi rrlM. r '
h ' K i.l.Ol for rvftf wr'n'.T wnrk fn nH kin l
Grain ai: I itnu . rr.tl'i kn n t Ii n-Uj u.-rc-srul Tbri-b
a iTOV't.MIVf-T V nminTf . , . in r'M. liimniT.i i.uer. ill oift.-r Sv...
M Vu.i iV It w Y-i?"1 V.1 .r-. I - tl.n -mlf th u.v,i r-ar- mnl b-lt.
V V S fUS4 1 "TUAW.KI KM Mi ft T K A M- :t. I N i . i-h r :i ft air . f i-.lVr
. w - :" -:"y,T "'''''- -:" n in Mh.-r iii.ik.. M am-1'c.w-r ut f: : S iwn I..w.'r
IrRiTuR J.- ii'i'rT Iia ,rii
BE NOT DECEIVED jmwmWdi
I -tIT 111.
v,
of bftiiR , K- a- i-n. or niai
CAUTION
in;.-' i - - t.. t..,. v : h-n-
! r-'ai titf inf. riwr fctnl nworret laiiMtiouv
OKIIil Wl,-' and the "GEMINK- "fefeJjlSSirSj
..'l-'.. Till! ntlriloit... r.-(M nn n- ... . " "iMC
' r ' ir.-.iir,i-i.- we mail lr.-. A4.lr ffxjZtt'i Vt t.Sife iK-
5HEPAKD & CO., Battle Creek, Mich. rfrTtT-- Zt-
or ii
niche
.n.-.e weri
iuhl h i-e nl urv.
l'-.o been spoKen
I on i, m.-ei-L iiimi as in'iusi nousiv as it
they were paid by the hour for their la
j bor. Xol a m-iib or worm dare show it
; self that does not fall a victim. In a
; days thousands noun thousands are des-
! troy oil by i.s ever-watchful "instincts, i 1
, Mray corn left in- the ,'ieMs never escaive
it : and even acorns are eaten when
j hard pressed, ibit all this kind of food
miHt be in a soft state Indole it consumes
! it : and for this mirnose iliev :ii-i-. (nil.. 1
ered up and buried, and in order that :
they may lie concealed from thieves it ;
1 is carefully put into a hole, covered and I
I inmnded down with the bill. j
in lonar, eold winters the crow suffers I
trreatly for food and water ; for the lat- i
ter it Hies almost daily at times lifty or '
sixty miles, when an ojienin mav be j
found in the ice. In fact many die (.f ;
starvation during the long sjiel'ls of se- :
vere weather. ' ,
We have seen at Iea.-,t a thousand up- ;
on a single bam helping themselves to ;
insects and from this mav lie estima- ;
ted the amount of good thev do to the :
farm. It is not to lie denied that they !
do some harm also, but it is mere mite !
i on that side of the ledger. They may !
eat some birds eggs, or even trobble-up
a young bird now ami then, ibit witb
all their. strength, thev are cowardly and !
are drivt n awav bv even a litile w r,.i ;
capture ol the .da melon earthworks at
Nebastopol, otic of the most gnilant ex
ploits of the fiHrat siege, was achieved
ou the Tib. The pi'j, .-hes to I.'nssht
honor id" 'aio!eoii's defeat
irin ISO,, and the capture of
T.'j. The 1-Uh has the I -
; bed reiiown ,.,f ( romweH'.s linal defeat
! of lnii ies I. at Naseby, and Xajoleon,s
' no le.-s decisive over! hrow of t lie I i ussiaiis
: at Friedland. ( )n the same d a v o cnri"d
ioe ii-m liii i.ir,ui ; 'on-' i n:n-,l.r..,i.ri.t :
ittlesof Ihiab. where Xfii..i.n il.o.'-.l-
ed tiie Ans'i iiins ii- l::t. On the 10th ;
(which sul s i;u -), tly iviinessed the out
break of tl;.' war oi l'.i;; .Vapoleon gain
ed the battle of lagny over lilucher, and
Marsha! Xy iini.--.-isi ve!v attacked the
Kiigbsh at i.Juartrp Mras. The 17th has '
tiie lar higher florv of Hunker inn, ;
Haterloo. Frederick the Great s defeat
by the Auslrians at Kolin, and the Jbi
tish reindses bef-n-ethe Keden, at Se- '
basto;o!, have immoralied the l'.Uh. i
n the loth Italy joined the coalition of :
l'K'i against Austria. The great vie- '.
toi v of P.a --;-, bv which Lordfirvc de- !
leating, with :;,iki, t,.,.., ;t i,llco of jUI,rf. j
than r,u.(M u, made Kimlaml the mistress "
oi imiia, was gamed on the -J.'M. T.ie
m irks the passage of the Xeiman
by Xaimieou in lsl2; tie o-,t!i the Ital
ian defeat at t 'u.-to.;'a in lsfv;; tiK. -"th
the commencement of the "seven davs
before Kiclimnml." ami the mv:isii,. "cf
Ienmark bv the I'riiwi.-iiK . is.li ii.
DISCiJVEKKrt I.r
LYDIA E. PIN KHAR'S
VEGETABLE COnPOUlTD.
The- p,-.,;. f::r
; Tor all Female Coroplaiiita.
! Tili prcyvnUnr,. mm" it-nill- . ronr UfH ot
Vr(frtal)lfl IVop. rUr. thnt fir i nn:.'. - . t . t!i. in -f ,;. I
iojUolnvall.l. c.io trial Ilif nirrits r.f t'li t'em
: i.ani win ho n-CKrni.r -1, li.-f is ImrKilnto ; rcid
lif-n It" as.i5ir.i:it::)-.i.Hl, In nir.cty-r.in'-1 t-in r. r.;n
Ir.l, a . ninc:it rnr-j-. fT.-- Icl.r.i'h.).: .r),. f-:.
, t:fy. On n.-nni-t cf !l i iir.v.-.-n ,r, i .-. !r i-t.- ' . r
( -?:iin'n 1 .1 nr.d i n-v:-r-' I t t:.e I -t i v-i . ;
i ho r-i int. T.
It vill onrs rT.Jr'r tl. t -.t f-rf f v.r.j
th ot-nn. rih in. Ir-c-iml-.r mui t -iii
Mcnstrnatl.in.r.!10Tnri.-ir.Tr.iihl. . I.'i':.,ii.t-...i: t.-n ; n-!
Ulceration, FlofMliiii.-!.. rU ) i-j innrm. nl s nr;.l t;-r n
tient tlnul wpr.ki--. :..J I- i:.liy a ii. t, 1 tr.
tlCli!asrf IJfo. lt-i!l(!K Jrn !. ( I t;. r. or-,
frnr.i tiw otcr:!-.!!! nn . ir?y ?U,-p of d.-v.-l. ;.r;in?it. 1
tenrleiK to cmTrras li'inv.rs tiierw ii t-beckt i ry
FfndUy by Itn oso.
In fact it hxs rrr.tr.1 f. I the irr'-nt-r?-t
unrt Nit rcnv-.ly t.nt lirs , r.r U r v d. -...r. r
rd. It vrmc-tcprrrTi.:ti mcf tl.i-Fvst...,!, nn.ltrivM
iH-wllfcanilTiiror. It nm..v- f .i.-it nw.Pai nl. ney.dn
WroysallrraTlng Tor imu!nrt,ani rt litvn weekuesa
of tle stnTnn.-h
It curon Iiltlnp;, Tlcn.wiipa. Hcrvon rvotr!ition
General rhmt.r.Mn!.K!M., r j rwsl-.ii r..l Indi
B- Mlrn. Tliat fm-litiir of hearing d.-n, mu.n poln,
wripht and l acV:r.rhc. is olv.Hys rvrmancntly oureI l,y
itsux). It wlUnt til tin.es. and uniicrall cL-ronjetau-cp,
act In harmony witbtbo Inw that po-rerns tbo
f rrn i. sytt'ni.
FirKlnryCoTniilnlnti of either ct thin compound
I? lumiriiased.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Ik rrelxirej nt and srr, TTt, m Atwiw, Lmn, Hium
I-ric SJ.oo. Six beetle f r ',.. Sent by mail In tha
form of pills, aim in tbe form of Lozenge, on rooeli.t
of price, (l., per box, for either. JJra. PIVKHAM
freely anrwTTW a!l l.tters of Inqnlry Send for pam
phlet. Address ai abore Mfent1rt this paper.
So rmlly EboiiMbewltbrwit I YDIA F. 11 VK HAM'
1JVER MLIA They euro Constipation, BUiouane
and Torpidity of tbLlT-er. K cents ser box.
i 1 rin.iri lli:.-iw.
1 Si I lH.lt!:'. I (it I lie r. ii- 1:
of th"-.. :il--m-!.t-.
r'Tlh" l-:-,-nf niM(rtefi rilllrlv.
I ner" Vilr IliaV) (
.' t .tr liio i -rir-- ' r-:r-iulit'a r.
jand I'll -r 'tire..
t or !.-r In proof
t'io ntboe
WARNER'S SAFE EI7TE3S.
Ui'.!'ll filnnrl lnrii:.. ....,! -
lovry fiiiicn.in in nml li. M.jefni a.-n,,
- tblis a hon -fit rn all f'ise.-is.-s.
It rtiro lij-rnfulniit n ...I i.i - ...w c-t. r
,j;..T. an.l i.,--,-,.. :ci ,,.;. . c.-.-- I .
., -.-r-r-, iii r.; ...or "nrr"
RII,ili-..j'.Tur.-.i l.y ti, -srr li-fi., i.',
!:;.'T ::.! .-. :;!., r ri7-'.
: I no. . r;-. :!! si im.
WARNER'S SAFE nraviNF-
I O'lli-kiy sr:. vos f ?ewl nor! le'.,.,, ... n.,.c,,.n -
! f .fr!l7rotif I ,fw HTl.l r- f; -v . T. t
1 Imiloii t r .u,',;pr! .v i-t ,.r . . - ,r
.rk. .-.-ntui l:'.,-.:s. ;i;it cth. r .- ns
i...v. r;-ii It a i, t., .., ; ,,, ... . v. ,
J v. 'i. r t ik.-n in :n.:i'l ..r l fr. .-.
i? I! i ' ftw.i s;.-; .rl.--. S-H.. :tll-i St.OO.
3 WAPNErj'S SAFE PILLS
i ..ro fin l-.M. ; :.-,. fin 1 ..cr'- n : f - -
i T-.-n -l Llg-r ,; l-iro Cet.r.s. I i-ii-
, large tin
; his j:.-i
i had iin :
i instead
' house f.,
' to liM st
: e-l. He- ;
fendi. 1
! aiimmit.
1 T InaiiV - e.i-.-
! gur? ii to this ;.it
I Ia ami steamei w
: Millions wen- br-!
'. iem-rally they v.-.
tin: steamer in" a j-1
' by iia ans ..f a cr
there wasdaii-eruf
il.'LC was c ii' and L! i
dri' di.-.vn t.. tin- l.i
Till sc s ! ; , ! j r u " . ,
packages ''t l."-"' .
-i isk in. 'fti-n t !
ped teibii.i;, ;
juaran; ine :;!id ai--1
le lela'es in
the city and
iiicv are I-.-: t
'11 places w liej-c
..IK (..I tl,. !,1 j ,
inantiticsas op;, .it im
i iii lii-e Jais taiikt t!
tors v. ;i,-ri. to . k f -i
'.es vf this kind, a: 1
that V-;i!v .f
made, A shi.it time
Wei fi um ). , , .
Havana steamei . w !,.
placed by :: i .,
d l!gb. Tiiev l:a.i. i
the l.;i.-rs. h"j.,'( ., :r,
of c--a! in th- -..;,,.).,..
w ith a bi :1k v c,ir' ..
wi.wen bin was r.-iii.j
tint long ago. a;
cigars. lace. ju
sn a;
lis,.
b
1
1
1
c u i,. .j.ia le,l ns rt : i !.:;,
Ui,i:l-sf,f wosiiia
ten ei.iSi
the TI .
take t:
;i-1, .,!. (
o;l. Hi,;,
ounce, i
w.
i . .
sm
In
L is X-,vt-f,i t. . -,..t . :.. r:.: " .- - i1' ' '
fj S -.'.,.4 s , ir . : i r... v. j , ::;,s " . 1 ,
b'iTW-i ft- M..:,.,r,..r,rlr...k ,,. ". , , '
, asTO. 4.t,5 i$ r.u . ... f. r .h.r...-m i-iCelS a.l JI.i ;
I g r:nJ? fV4 ZZ?iZ?;XX; Mii;.;;.;i;;,;i;i;i,s :.
S w.il,vyfcf.H; fieS ... rr...-r -l- iirl-rs ,.l ;., 4..1 . . ' 1
ft!
ar.a
ounce i
sto-.ved
time.
;jb
ml if
:g!.t i:
. It
otth s
aw,: v
are
I :t !
TkiXe oi' t:,e n, ,-
( eiurv iiie i.
mivp
Hen mark by Ihe J'russians in lSii-t ; the
i capture of silistria bv the 'ihis-
C'ASH l)r,.I,KU IX ALL K INI)
)I
The king bird is its mortal enemy, ami ! several of t
llf ler.lv !itf..ol-.;t ie it . i i ...
, ,t u iu iiij.ua.-ues any
where near the tree on which mav be
its nest ; and they are not let off so eas-
"3, is may are pursued sometimes
sians, atter a gallant resistance, in ls'.i.
To this lung hst must slili be added the
earl 'est Iragedie of the Indian Mnf it,v
iie hardest battles of the Cr'i-
mean ar, ami more than one of those
w hich decide,! the fate of Northern llul
garia in s77.
i
ui ifey ig'rwA .ff, ;
1
40 YEARS P.EFORE THE Tl RLir.
l ronoimeeil lv all t.il.. '.
ant anu uki
fur the r i i.r.
: ras-
lise
III
lau r,
threat.
A Mil I. I(C, T-.OT-
II -i a nvw I '
MEAT1.N ii an d (!(!) KfAFft STOVES
' " ' " W. .fc W, -r V- -M- 1 IL IV B Iff W I-!. ' iIp i...,,t. i . '
AXI MAM " I'AC'n ' 1 1 1'.K ()
Mahi
uiiiilliN
ill the ('
JN AMI
I-IOM KlovonUi
ur in vr i
SET-IRON" WAKE,
i!es ;
) arrived in
aad there
Alloonji.
I.A i: I. 'I II I-. I TV. I!nnli.' .i . . .
all hind ..r....l. : . 1 - "-!irinsr of
" ' wi.ru, "IK-""'" III. (11K-J.
Till" Tl l.li; TIM
mit mmm the ntrt
l Till: NI AV STOIJH Jii'II.I)iN; or !
v A S. TEITBLBAUM, Carrolltown, Pa. i
i.-hinirton, who is ; has .it sr iskkx hi with a ni'M-nmi, Shk-k ok ' I II
its back and lacking away at if, cum
IKllurg dim ( row to resoit to all kinds
oi gj rations to tree himself.
Ibit with all s;iid against it that it is
pos.-ible to say. there Is no bird so ad
vantageous to the farmer as the crow
always excepting the house-spa 1 row'
when it shall once get snflicientl-v mi
crons to spread out upon the farms it
now confining itself mostlv to cities
towns, and other thickly lapidated jila-C(-'S.
i 1, ri.uintoira 'J Ifjri'j.n.
Til INNixe;
.i::ed hysiehui in
...niiMnd bha GOODS
.cn. dy f..r disease, of the'lung;. ' lit clZ!
ter e.msumpti.,,. He" claims t hat. h, ; ' 'aichi i.toh , May -1. l-o.-tf. ' K.' TKIT EI.B.lI'lf.
I. ........ . 1 I I , -" I
, ' .
man w I. i.
I.-, be ::; ;
tor : ve -.
in t In- Tr
The ii
'- 1 1 -a
M Itc,
c.ll bi
il
1" throat dis-
lv under bis
n-.l the several
lie ct these be- i
"il another i-ing ;i
ug uiubV to sit or to :
: a: e
Mli-in, hit
e-'ginef r'
!m
w-.
(ii
ik
ra s
in'- n;
w a ' 'o'.v ;
an-! v. '. i
lump, T
Pir ;l
' V;
a b
v. !
i:
me
.. 'I
soft
1 ! , ! I I ,'
pie
ill
iv at a
; take
a pea:
V 1
8 f. 3
..e.niiiwiyi
IKi & CLINTOX STIiKKT. .lOHNSTOWX, PA.,
UWUS II VI
mg s:.l,st:i,a.'e
suaKnw the
is ( ce: nt
Till-
on i?st
I Diyiuul-Di-ess Groocls
V5 ,IZ;Z ; NOTIONS, MILLIMERV, CARPETS, ETC.,
KlilMT U'liannt-..,.
o- i iciiu ne snouiit thin his fruit, he
talks about the eurcnl
li.ll, II. 1.:..,. ,
'' I'MiiM am inn Imvs
nine win ue thinning enough
lore the season gets through." Tliis
true m its wav. Wi,tr,.vr.r -i
I llll I il'K I'viur T . , n & , , ..
--.eu n. roi.i gie,1L exicnt u IS 1
not much use to grow fruit at all. lint
there are some w ho do not leave all their i
gardening to insects ami vermin some !
who dispute tho right of these posts to !
interfere at all. and w-.-orn nr , ......, :
nil why. aeamst, fl-;n i.nf i '
do not half appreciate the value of thin
ning t heir fruit. !
The evil of overbearing is particular- !
v apparent in dwarf ne.irs . i
i - - - - l, i o r.i
I . . nU, iiuntr more
! siaiH vino lnt onh bv
i h-iviiKf bnlr .
i " " oiancncs cut awav, and
ll:efm .n-ing dwarf" pears '
ll.lrrlil I,,..., r.. ....... 1
i'.ic iioui one-inird to one-half :
i he grapes may be cut awav as s.v.n n '
they ran be seen : but the pear should' 1
lie Jeit until Semewhnt n-mnn n ... i
! often fail after t hey are prettv' well a.i- i
vaoce.l, n n,,t or.lv helps t he size of j
',',!fllltf1,,;ft'1"t is a gain to the future!
health of the tree. j
SujietiuxoXkiv iN-nosi.s AIIart- !
ronl young man lniardeil a horse car the '
o her day with a bunch of three roses' i
- i . vnue. one green, and
ueiicaie nesn-coiored tint Tl.
A ( i i:rc to:; a ( t t. Ants light with
the nlnost fury. So deadly is their
grip that frequently the w hole abdomen
of the enemy is torn awav ; ami yet
though little mora than aii infuriated
head and legs, she stii! keeps up the
fight. Sir John I.uhbock states that he
has frequently found an enemy's head
hanging on to the leg of a living ant
who. through the tenacity of the"" grip'
is obliged to carry about w:ith heron the
most festive occasions this ghastly and
incouvi'iiiet nioniento of her victory.
M. Mocquevs even assures us that the
Indians of Ibazil make use of this ten
acity in the case of wounds, causing the
ant to bite the lins of ther-m ..,.,r"fi,0
and j bring them together, alter whiel. nr
cut ofT the ant's bead, which thus hold's
the iip-i of the wo nid together. lie as
serts that h has of I en seen natives with
wounds in thecour e of healing with tbe i
assistance of seven or emht ants' hr.:i.i :
Tin C"t,
ninnrnrif Jicior.
Da I. C.
a .. . at
in BanrMmntpanrj lrrewUrfblf cure for
THEONLYMEDlCiNE
That Acts at Hie Same Time on
M THE LIVER,
THE BOWELS.
and tho KIDNEYS.
Thr prfwt orpans Rnthe nntornl clrn
rrn or the eystcm. If they work well, lir.iiu:
will Iw, perfpet: If tliry hcromo cio(?g.l,
dreadful diacacca are sure to follow wim
'.TERRIBLE SUFFERING."
I!iionna, Hradarhr, IrrapMiat Jaatw
VUre, Constipation anil Pjl.a, or Kid-
.ncy Coir.plnlrts, (.raTol, Ilinbotr,
I 'Sediment In the I'rlne, Milky
tor Ropy I'rlne; or Bhen-
: ,.vJnatir Tains and Arhea,
are developed t.eraue the hlnrvd ! poisoned
wttli the niimors that should hare been
expelled naturally.
KiBNEY-VORT
will restore the henl'hy nrtlon and all these
deatroylrsr cv.H will l.e haiiiied ; neglect
tlirni nn.l yotl will live ln;t to BufTt-r.
1 honan'.lfi hive been eured. Try it and yon
vlll add one more to the number. Take II
and health willoneemorecladden yonr heart.
W hy suffer longer from tho torment
Of nn achlnf? trick ?
Whw boar sueh distress from Con
st'oa'tlon and Piles?
Why bo so fearful because of dls
ordorcd urine f
Ilinxtrr-Wowr vtll enre yoo. Try pick'
age at onee and te sat!:led.
Tt i n dry venetnole compound aid I
Ono raetaavnkeaait e.nart of Jfedieine.
J'onr Prurrerist hat it, or trill ret it for
lrtn. fntst uj.on harinry it. 7rire, tl.OO.
TOI!, BCZASSOSIT ft C3.. Prctrlats,
Lis:
lne.-t
l IOI s l.Mlle.iy ;.uv
OK OI i !-. C4i i
honrii'iii'--:. t'efclPis. sei:pti'n of th-
wIuhi iiu; 0(.ii''!i. e!i'. Oyki
1I.KS MU.ll WITHIN Til!-: l.Af-T KKW YK M:v.
It uive rviief wl.eiever ami h.i th,-
powf r to impart bem-iit thai c annot he 1 :ul
frmu the ein-.eh mixtures Jmw in ue. S.ijil
by all l)nur',uts at ar, ei-nts ;.,-r hot!!...
th
1.: ! :
gia::t .
r.liite.l.
m.ih. d. s.
the :- i i : : : ' 1
is the lar,
S f.-et ' il
s'.iMkin j
ii.e
a te;l
'd -
lies.
i::v.
il. bid
bw b
t!.-- i
if S
I.I V Kb
t..i .-
;i'U
m:i.lf:i:s
ly '.'ei-oiiuiieiii
"i.i ij-a i ii in. Mei. -iieniiacin
and all ilisi-nes of th" stemnrl! and
TILLS are nl-o hieh
uring iiver i uq.hiiiit
fever and a true,
liver.
vu :'. but w ;th tj..
i i tiie ';i :;.,-!.!..: i.
mea-v-
e;-j !:
Vet witli !.:
a:;d signs bis u.ii:
UJinll
fii'lL-en ear since
Alter live years in
be retunied to Eur
hibiti.in, and has :
i nn la re the Liupere
prouiby exhiliiis, u,
perial eagles ami th
L Mg!!-p
is :;:! v
II. -
if,,; e i
hev."..-- ;
the a:. -
ji l . -i" :
dm-e
r g;ive !
aikt-i
Sold by ail Drugii-t- at -J."i en
J. J.. Sellers f- Co., J
i-i,,l...r -i. 7ST-.I. Iv.
per box.
'iftsltitrr, l'(f.
1 1 : i : .
dost phb r.erlii:. and ll.-u
bi J:;st rc-sidencf in t!,is i
flOSTIT?
fWP CELE2RATL0
I-!, . . i
1 mv
ii rare v :i
benefitted bv
ij'-nnrew, Tntempemnee and the Tr. of Oriimi T-
jtweeo. Sumn nrvl stimulamm removing all
I ra. to. flnsire aiwl hni.it of ndnv nnvnr . tu.,.. .
! lerinp th tto or .-Inptrefor anT of them tx-rf.etK
""w-"1 nd .lisfruiwiiiir. Giving -rerv one perf.v-i
'UHl irresiHJil.le eontrol of It... n. J.ri-- i.f t
"wlTeg a-Kl their frienrla.
I It iwerents that nr-nhrt rthrrdea and mom'
'"Wtmrien thai folWim tl o,,,f..n Kb... . . ..
I fr..m using st imulants or nareotiea.
raeV-nav, prepaid, to enre 1 to 5 Demons, fi or at
TerTnernnee aoeietlee .honld reomtnend It. I
. ixrtt c: ly harmjrsa and neTer-fatllnir.
I Mop Bitter Mlg. Co.. Rochester , N.Y. Sole Agents
I I?m Cmeh Cwre deaterm .11 ntn ,v
I i-'iui:ti, qui.-tM tbe nerves. nn1nn pt . ..
V.i-f'. .4? C; . Cl'" . - .-. C' 'J
I UKAVMil'HIIH II(M:.
j TRADE MARK Tiif Crcul IncTnADC MARK
lili llentertr.
io!.f(;i.7.,r'-.-r I.ir
S-miitnl We:.k-
!i'rtr.iitnr-
1 111 Ml ll'TH-V
t
9.
TAR:s3.
I'r.- :1-.:u.ire
!e...' t.. 1-,.
one a
esc I'ow-
i i ' u i -.
pi mi vo
."tumji-i i. ,
from Io, j
aiiu-. It
th nm; s
oesire to i l' .ir ;
all at om-e, but
it may
-I'ei'ii. i : u
:u
!i i:i lint ', i-ie tn (
mi UM-i-i nl -'!!:
a in w p;,ce n! la;,,
'I: m !; i-vi:-e t
is iii m. .1 i-.i.h-s i !
i'"t out. There
-.ii-ai:d !e::ii a i '
1:
;i v
he
1 ib il is m.t j
f :-v;. great
ieapt-r to let
is a gem-mi j
'ei e of I uid ,
an
!
are quleXly and snri-ly eort-t 1
amttc-teto t.ie f"..e -y.l or - .
)TS Ml A SE" CCNOTBPATIOH
otl.f npiii-k a'-t Migand
in m .nv mli r th:
i - h.iMe aud tie
of ilvi.it.,:i,. , .
- j ....... . . . . . i
ugs,
less
anv
..j a ,.. . :r ' '. ,u- 4 " l'" T". 1 a fcMT-Ti.T'Bl
power. Ko loitTc.c-,,.. 'i.r,; , Xi-;l-V of ? -v.v. lerf.aeiiro
really, KT3V:!r. v.. Rr, 1 h. al'-i Jr 'if TiU.hnt taenatatre.
IS II I ll;i :,,
"tump oieiipi.
-:: II'. in II,.
t:ikiu i; out w
r m. '. e.
1 o;ii v. !, a
s i : v...ilh
' ?'(i:di- .(!:,
hi!e; ,',-,"1 ..1
eirf iimvi'IiiH h,.
the room the
I oiishler.thle
1 e; . cf
d d:r!iru!t to
M. 1
A r'l,Ut.
ei'i K! i;y,
m k;k i: i .. r-t.t w.
i . i i .- ,.
n I Oil Street. lK"t"lrt..-ii 1-'T, -oi
l-V-7
IV
t l!:h
-'f 1
A.rrs irt i)
t. .- .'. i- i i, ,i ..
I f'rs tlrafte-l the attention of the pa-:sen-
gers, V,th ladies nud cent lemon. Oue
! h'tly remarhr.,1 u.at sh-bad seen Puds of
. Hie green rose, and another said she b.ul
t seen the rose ifsdr, but had never seen
. any so rfrvi ami so lovely ae this one.
I he flcs.i-cohu-e,! one was also comment
ed on and praised. Tinallv the v.,un-
....... ii'ni..imcii me miormation that ail
were white in the morning, and that I be
'nils to cure.
I Th p4 fnr fitotnarh. TJrer aril KMikt
rrr ttvM. rriiMMM. Ik. fl..n K... l l : 1 I
, Iwvie nrinUTH-nt.tu rnn-.'t .l u . r j
-imrn., mattoi m.T crrn ,J .m.
;rr.D cm tr ov at i
. w.i pi - ll UKUUUISTS,
J GENTS WAKTEH
S50 to 125 a Month.
HOW TO BEl
M. IF. SECIILFll
.'". Kl.i-ti.st.iiro-
Aftornry at
1 1 V.i
nn:ul,. I!... . . . . --''"",,,,.
..... iinjr cciu.ir,i ry v.'tn. K
ri-si.Tfi.
r t i-. .........
m HLADK. A'fr.r'uu-cf.I.aw,
-T. C o.-a U, .a ti'vti
coloring was done by putting the stein of
one into green ink and the other into
"o iuk. .Itlioterli t ,o
itfeii, i be.rutifully colored, the co
"u- not rub off, but it seemed
re k r reel .
leafs were
airing would
flv.t
e , , , u,i li.lllliy
...... ti...;.. iae. work, it only required
ten nimuies to change tl eco'or A--f.
trtfl ..,-.,
I rilAUil.a....
S50 to a Month.tNLIC PFR H
1 forms for P-: j.
I'll I-' 1 rTry upo U
YOUR OWf.Srfe
Fel.l .V! in ..r. t.,..
o'her ht in .Hi' d.-iv.'.' an.
and
' aad terms.
I W. ZlEGLi.ll A fO 1 noo ..u
. - ...... o.. , i uit a, l a.
.LOCAL OR TrtiTei:,
s a l a v . ,. i .. r,rrrr-
rln
.-O! 1
lh:lt
?. .:r..-n.-e ..j s, p.
Al.'ll..'. :i- I., s.
arrnnr '' '! 1 1 -rv. I ni-
oxrunc IAtmb.vi-ri'1 I
I'nin in th H-cU. 1 1.
Hid A.-, - -..t i i ,:,y ,..;, r .i .. .
sanity or i 'nn-'ii''ii.;i..n -e. .. i
--Fiill j.-irri..iii.,r- In , .; i.'. t i, ,?
"ire to Meml free .v ,,::til U. e( erv.Vne; The
Sreeihe .-U.-ilH-ii.e is . I . t lu ll th,, A, '. ' t f
J,e- ..lekniff or H t.Tl. l,:eres .,r i.',.r"i.ll I 5. .
, on reeeii.t el the n:..t...v l.v ...i. .,..
1 he l.rav 'leiiieine ( o,.
'"'k- '"' ''-. Mr. II.
.1.1 lllilSIS KVKBA Will l-l.-
I iS'TA''" notr i:.-iii:. m. 1:. ,r
A , ' iu:i:':v. s-n-ncor- I'cntwl ( t.
eii-htir:;. Un.. .-..o,,,.,.,.,,,,,. ,,;,..,.. ....
j nil J..'I.'-.W itt,.r,..te. tltit he M-.l Jtv-S'T-.-- 2
i'.t u"ln iir.,le--.i,.n.,iiv VJ
tir-t lir.n.i iv mi e ie'i te . i-.t;', : t i,, ,t Llr
13 1
STOMACH
Norcati Injiiitelinii on !irnse
io ir.vnr..r.itin!j a ieei.le
a tlel.ilii.tte.! j.'iy.-i.ju... .i
IHII'1,1 llli.li n.r.'.ii i.i ...... I,
and the m,,. i i w ., r t , ;,. , , ' : . ' . '' . '
..I
IStl-tl
tmitioR. r.-ii rntUisr
' n i il. n ti'i.l
ter S:.
y .--:i:i,-t
I ,.r -:ll
e i.V Til;;
i ii:i-l I"aie.-
bas itrown six inclu s. 1!
oil nt Mongolian face
.i.iti wears a richiv
worked lor him bv hi
', the rest of the faiuib.
ure.
Next to Chang.
, interval. st;.m!s J:r;;:., !.
; '.' inches high, vt-iy n.r, .:.
; broad backed, ha ving a- -1 - ." .(
; chest as Chang, and a 'v. id- r
; proportion to his height, ii"!
; forehead, butsj-eaks iJugl;-!: ' :
rnitad has also a ring v).., I !.
. delights in exhibiting, lb- j :
; to himself out td the J-l ':.'.-. :'.
; lHi.-fd. gained by bci'.g !:
ounces in weight, and a p : i v -.
ily through it. 'T: gra--- I -j
band in greeting H like
with an oak tree. Hi v....'
; stone, greater than . !. r
; bones aie snore massive. 11 -!
(-'he-mah. the dwarf, give: ! i
sings a Chinese eiegv. .1. - i '
self with much fhu nev au-'.r:
as his height is oul; J"
to lie ul at he is d. s'.-rib. :. :!. -man
in the world. It is r- i
b,b!i dwarfs to h over tl rec P.
Sir (ieotlrev IIu.U n. tic i!n:.;;
readers of Sir WaPer .-.: t v. .ii
memlrf-r, nvasnred '! fe.-t : : 1
be bad attaiued his In:!
eel 27,..,.
,u
i!P-
M: How Lesl Hew Rss!cred !
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ft
I'.V III kl 1 i
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pi-xii
I lien
t 111!
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(...I
LAWYER
Olber 75 In 1J day,. Save, t "n nf.l." if
.v.rybody w,n,i,. .nd for ri e't" 'a,
Aio (.eneral At-ents Wanted. Ad"r"a '
i . rr . tiLUIXK A CO.,
EMPLOYMENT-
'lSALAV n
rinas on ill
t. TTn on tiie se
AVilui -re ,,ii t;,
r 'At! ,.-it,
to aive ir. ,i e.ia. , i
or pnrti.il .-, ,.) t.-eih i,
' tie.-
winr 'I'tiesd
h T-,.,..ti
h'tntii M'mi.imv nt e-,.1, ,,;,,,;, '
'I' Tit il work iU welt
i '.' '"I t" mi les'i inn
t .elf. ,r, . 1 1 ...
lit! ins liertainin.r t . , ' ' ' "I er
f -1. w.-li. I M. U.
sell
1-1-M-e i
r:y 1, tr
I r.l, t,,,.. t :!:)t t
' :-.' l,;,y J,,. j-
,'e: t
Of !!l.
ee: t;i ,
:i.:,v . -.re
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vel't:, i.r,,) ,.VI
Si'ill liDiier
I I 11 '
: u .h . , in i r
i n ;:,:r.-, -
:::!ll-ll- e.-ii-i
.-i.r.
i .-'ne or the
' :-, flo.le li ..!
i t"e;.tt o! whi
t i- : -1 it n
"Wli 1 i - .' j- ,, ;: s
South A me i jea. rail: i u
eoat of IV ru is wit
l-l ipeliuil south.
though tbe lVniv
verge of the gn a
it nevt-r rains tl . i,
plain. Tbe sou;
f'C A lbl!;t ie Oct
l
I 1 !
u: r
1 i
ll, Il(- Of
1.1 Hie d m,.
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i-aiU'lo.
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:o. 'Ii .1 ;.,ot enve!
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ell l"l -. 11, t ,,
liiin.lr-- ..I evt ry
iie. u. ny ad-
i pect
us cel,U or tw
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-( leii.ry
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TOIIX Ml ltPIl V. M. j)
J I'll YS!f . NAN1.SC n't ; !;, ,x -
I'.ilKNinl I:,; ',
iii;.iinj reel ntly iv,-,m i i.y Iir A At
t. w:t ,," I :! .... ,, .... . .
oi.irethc i:h,ir!i.JU..c. Ni.h: "i;,.;;.,.'.
I ' - . '- .-tl.)
Office in
K eim, on Hi-h fli :
m ide at the o'fcYe.
:e'0 M :l li: 1 -s
Ad-Ires- fh.-v ti'Misi.T
ti lJj?.u.I V':M.I , , i ui
. . i t-t i ri : i - lit....-, i
A pril y, 1
r
It, -1
X)U.
T. T.UCK,
rilYSH IAN AM) Smr.p
iffiee and rc.i
Kl..v,.n.i " c "'"".mm itri-ei. near i
Otl.ee hV, ,r. ,' ..: :T:rC.."'Kl,t calis f" .le. I
I aim o to s.
in. A. v.. and trr.m 1 tn t
Siieeial attent ion jiaid to lu.a.
Vit
1.
1 V
- . . , .icM.rijiiion,
M-m.-t f.i
ter mi the : ast
t i the northwest t m v b .
neioss the ,..( au u: t:'l I ' ' i
ci-ri-t of j'.ra-il. il:-;:::-lad.
-i wit Is vapor, v ;u h t1 c ' '
bear along iicro the
irg if a-? th-y g... :u-,l v ' '
if the sources of the l,i-i d" i. i i'
iiie Sului l Ui ti il . . 1 1 it :- .i ti.t .1
Finally (hey r.aih the su w
Andes. Ile.v is rui.g imm
la.t particle of snoistnie that a '
tempi rat u re can attiai t. in.e'
summit of that lange. they tao.
tlnv. ii as cim and dry w imN oi. :
ciiio sloH" lieyoml. Meeting v
evajtirat ing surface, and no tee p
colder than that to ivbich th
subjected on the mountain t '"
reach the ocean. Thus vf see I
tops of the Andes lwe-.teo 'pe
f-'.'U '.'-h a-e . .op' 'i-l .e
! ::: a- i r vu.
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