UUUUUJU
ODD FISH
In the rivers on the coast of Surinam
Is n small fish, alo-t the bigness of a
smelt, which hath four eyes, two on
each side, one above another. This fish,
from its faculty of seeing double, is i ro
bably caught half-seas over, but in
swimming it is observed to keep the up
permost two under. As many fish at
particular seasons prime that is, come
to the surface and swim half submerged
may not the reflection or refraction of
the water have had its dual effect upon
the eves of the intelligent observer t
Captain Jxigh. in his voyage to Guia
na, recounts: We saw a white thing
floating Tipou the water, which sunk
ivlirn the shin came within fifty or sixty
kiops of it. It resembled a man's head
without hair. Some said they saw a
great many of them, and observed two
black eyes and a mouth upon them. "We
also saw a strange sort of fish, about as
long rs an ordinary lamprey, and equally
round, with a large fin or crest alove a
foot high over its head, and stooped in?,
"continued series down to its tail. It
swims upon one side, so that the fin, to
gether with the body, represents a large
lish of triangular form, and it makes its
vay by shitting from one side to the
other. But when it catches its prey the
fin is straight, and apix-ars alwve water
an ashy color, though the body is as
"white and round as a tallow caudle.
This is corioborated by Thevenol.
Sir Thomas Herlert gives an account
of dolphins, which he says were no big
ger than a sihnon, and that these also
were incredibly swift. lie was on the
-coast of ZaiKinebar, a large kingdom on
the east side of the Cape of Hoxnl Hope,
There he saw great numbers of dolphins,
of which he gives the description : That
they must effect the company of men,
and are nourished like men. They are
always constant to their mates, embrace,
go with young ten months; are so ten
derly eflect ed to their parents that when
they are .".ix) years old they feed and de
fend them against hungry lishes, and
when they die carry tneiu ashore and
Lury them.
At-Kilgarring, Pembroke, there is a
-cataract in the river, called the Salmon
T.eap, because they ta!:e their tails in
their teeth and spring over the cataract.
This notion still prevails in Norway and
Sweden.
Perhaps 'the tallow-candle fish men
tioned ly Captain Leigh is a relation of
the ore noticed in the C'jl'-r.i.st, Decem
ber, 1 :"., as follows :
In the water;; of Juitish Xorth Amer
ica, as v.e are informed, there is a lish,
as surprising in its way as the sea ser
lent, and iniiiiately more useful. It is
a sixties of smelt, and may be poetically
described as an aquatic glow worm.
"We are told it may be literally used the
same way as a candle, by simply setting
a light to the tail, wheu it will burn
with a llame as stead as that of the
"dips" which our grandfathers used to
have to put up with before gas was in
vented. It is a : mall silvery fish, aver
aging about fourteen inches long, is ex- j
cessively fat, and affords an excellent j
ami valuable oil, which is so inilamma- i
Lie that the dried carcass will serve as j
a torch. Among the natives the !i:;h is j
known as tlie oolahan, and by them, as j
by many others why have tasted it, it is j
considered one of the most delicious pro- i
ducts of the sea. being far more delicate j
in tlavor than the herring. The llsli are i
caught in w icker baskets, andaresmok- )
cd as much as their oily nature will al- i
low. i
Ileie are some very odd fish from the j
Danube. i
The liver Danube has a great pVnty i
of fish, and one sort uncommon called
the hellsow, a very large fish, some of ;
them twenty feet long, which are sup- j
jiosed to come of the Kuxine sea. They :
taste like sturgeon, and have a hollow j
nervous chord down the back, which ,
when dried they use instead of a whip, i
Wheu they fish for them they blow a j
trumpet, the noise of which brings great ;
shoals about their boats. There is a fish j
called a grundel, that has six beards, .
two short and four long. j
Mr. F.'therby tells us that in the ( as-
ian sea there is a deformed sort of fish ;
called the glutton, whose head seems to j
be within its belly. It has a round tail !
seven or eight feet broad, and as many j
long, by which it can overturn a l:tt. j
Poisonous !.-;. -s are often alluded to )
in ancient works, and it is but due to '
their authors to say that their state- j
mentshave 1-oeu fully confirmed by sub- j
.sequent inquiiy into results. There is no j
doubt that eoi:g' rs, pike and barbel in j
Europe are I'-dsnnous atjeertain seasons, i
and the roe of the harlK-1 especially so. j
I.ut it is curious to observe that identi- j
callv the same fish caught in two differ- j
ent lat itudes shall po.-ess the extremely !
opposite quaiitie.i of who'.cs;r:ie;.ess ami i
otherwise. j
Dr. iuart K.'dri lge s'utes that the j
salmon isd-uibt it ss the most common tox- j
le fish of Japan. From the spring on-
ward this ihh is out of season and if eat- j
c-n after that jeriod of the year occasions
Mich accidents as follow the eating of ;
tainted meat. In Japan the like dan- '
per follow the eating of the katcuo I bo- '
r.ito) and the maguro. The I. thrinus '
liambo ran le eaten with impunity ua- ;
til it attains a certain ize- say a length !
of live to live and a half inches after j
which it lieeoities poisonous. Here then i
it would appear that the age of the fish i
lias something to do with its injurious !
qualities. Pappenheim gives a list of !
more than forty joisnrous Ste:-i-'s, prin- I
cipallv inhabitants of the ton id .one. ;
Among these we find mackerels, perches, j
herrings, sea pikes, and a large number j
of species belonging to the order or Plec- j
tognathis. The latter order coi. tains f
five generalL.it nro prisonous ; the most i
common genius in Japan is the tentrao- '
sow, or swiil lish, the species of which !
are known by the general name of fngn, j
ao ixiisxiioiis t lint their sale are prohib
ited by law ; hut there is strong evidence '
to show that it is Ihe roe of the fish and !
not its llesh that has the fatal effects to
which several medical men attest. .1'? i
t'lf Yo.rr II ,1. !
In. I;eu"s f'nir: ion I)i:i nkk
ni-. The claiiiT'of Ir. I'ncer for
remedy for enrin? intemperance won
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1
seem to e justified, if we may rely up
on as good authority as the Chicago
7Vf' fne for the evidence. Tr. Joseph
3ledi;l, tl.e editor, is a siro:ig indorser
of the in w rcme'lv, and from the edito
rial commendations of it in the olumi
of the Trtinnr we conclude the remedy
li;iS JTO lcci .1 sr.!;:e benefit to the com
rnunlty already. It is claimed that the
loctor has cured l's.'.h! ersons of tl.e
worst form of intemperance with it, and
that this is the hrst remedy ever dis
covered that kills the disease and the in
clination to drink at one and the same
time.
Jt'iin'!'. Tr-.kn onn pound cf best.
fresh, imill red l'eruviaii batk, powder
it. and
it in one pint cf diluted al-
cohol. Afterward strain and evapcrale
it dow n to half a pii.t. I Jirecl ions lor
its use: lcse a teaspo r.ful every
three hours the first and s t-ond dav. and
occasionally moisten the tougue between :
the dos s. It acts Iikv imai.ine, and the I
I-aticnt can tell ly a headache if he is 1
Iiettirg too much. The third day lake j
as previous, but reduce the dose to one- !
half tcasiNVMifu!. Afterward reduce j
thedosv .u iiftecn drops, and then down 1
to ten. and thin down to live drops. I
To make a cure, it takes from five to '
htteen days, and in extreme ca:;cs thirty
days. Seven d;i)s ure about tho average
in which a cure can Le effected.
j Ci-i nil art:'iil.ir- in unr anililet, which ire .I--'"
I "ire to ."nl l;.e ly i :1 to everyone. J he-
Ay! old gardener SaVS. With regard to ' Specific Me. Heine is nol.l hy all lirniKil. t 1
rilltivit ii-T miimw O " i-ir,. i?.af 1 l-' r lt-k r ? x -ka-c ior f .", or will he nci.t
C UllMaill.g onions, lll.o 1. rare I? taken ; lice l-y mail on ivn:;pt nl tin; m nirr l.v j.Mn-.iii-.
lodrawHwav tlie earth gradually from I rheumy iciirine in..
the bulb until thpy are quite uncovered .s,ttAt X1'tl?r7n!?&
and only Uih bbrous roots are in the -
arth, yon will never have iaaUb i-s bat '
very l.ugr, soMi;d ..n.,n. j
a.
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MRS. LYDIA E. PIHKHAM.
OF tYNN, MASS.
i2e '"f
7VvWmsx site
DISCOVERER OP
LYDIA . PINKHAtVS'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
For all Female Complaints.
TliiJ prr ration. a Its nnme bIr-iM, conit of
Vrffet.ible Irojrtie iWat ftr i;annlv3 to the most dcl
iratc Invalid. Vpon one trLil tl.e merit of this Com
pound wilt roop-iiixoil. fcs relief is innncdiato ; and
vhc-a it tisrtls rnnti::nol, is uim-ty-ninc cfaln a bun.
drw!t rnnr.rntcnir'i:fft?ctol,sthuii,inds will V.-n-tfym
On m-'iiiit ( f it invitn mritpf It is to-day r
coromend. el an t ircscri'iod ? y the 1-cst j.o-icIain In
tha conntry.
Jt cure onttrrlj tho worst form rf fnlllnff
cf the ut'ru. Lenfion-lw, lrrtnlnr snd palnfti!
Menstruation, nliOva.: ian Trot! tics, Infminatifn find
Ulceration, Kl"xl!ii(n, all lM;i!acir.f n? and tho con
Mwuent iii;al weaknww, and i r-;-iRi:y adr.td
t Chft'iff of Llf e. It w !!1 disolve Ri,d crpe tumors
fnm the utcrusin nn e?r!y Pt.nre of development. Th
tendency to cancerous humors there I check d very
rpee-llly by Its use.
In fact U hr.i frnvod to he ths (rreat
est and bent remedy that his ever bora discover
ed. It perravattf every portion o.' the ytem. and slTes
new Itrennd rl,jnr. it rernovea faitne-ff-.natuIMcy. d-fttn-iyn
ollcrarir.g for atUntilantand rciitTea wcakucss
of the stomiM'h
It cures Tl!oit!n(?, n)ftdarhes, JTerrotit Trovtrstlon.
General PUnl It y.fcK'cplfSFncss, iX-'i'retaion and Imll-g-estln.
That f mains' of bearir.g down, causing pain,
weight and ba kn he, lr always Terniaiiently curel by
Its use. It vfllnt all tics, oudundf rail circunvton
co, r."t in harmtiiiy itlit'.io lttw tli.tt governs tha
foUJlI-:FrseTTl.
Fur Kit!n' jCotapIaait jof titlier sex this compound
is crsun
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
IjprvrnrrJ atWoiiil rvi Western ATcnnc, I-rnn, Mm.
ITii-eS' -O- Six botn a for t-'..iO. Sent by mall in the
fonn of jilll. tlso in the form of Lozenjre.'S on rrclet
vt r-rirfl, Jl.'W, r1"1 box, for either. Mi-a. I'lVKHAM
frcvly anjwtrs a'.l 1' ttcr of Inquiry. Send f jr pirn
plilct. Aa.lre.i .v. afx;T Mmtirm thtu paprr.
No faially lioull wlthont I.TDIA C PlNKRiSC
t!Vt?. CUJ5. T1k7 cura Constipation, Blliwusutj
&QdTorpility of the Livur. 16 c. ulair bor.
Ajg- For file bv ii-i. A. Ki:; !.v Sc. Co.. fjpnrrnl
A''.-nts. I'ittslmr'uh. :iA l'r. Wm. I.kmm.is,
lrui?:.-t. Kbi rir-i.nri;. fn. T-i."!?-).-ly.J
PERMANENTLY CURES
KIDNEY DISEASES,
LIVER COMPLAINTS,!
Constspaiion and Piies.
lt. K. If. I..Vr:K,ntblIcro,Vt.,Bny.
'Incn-ca ft KIO F.V TKflrrLF.S It !.
fc; Betel lite a. l.nrri. 11 I.i;t-eurca nir.i y ctj w
di bo'leii'-'i rl'ILES aailhjsuticrMltiltiiij
( i acteltl. K-ally.-
-ufe
ITS v f.mik tt:t.:. orst.-Mbnna. v
jg3 ?, '-it ;crp-i.-'i-vn:.u. .'..-icmiTicti!
r year of erenl u!7rrTnj rrom rilMMan
! tlvcw U ;ilo.v'.y c-.irid mc."
I t. ?. HOC A;i::.N, oi T j' Urc, 'M
lJFf.'.r-i: IT .MTi ON T!IEj5i
I i.ivrrt.T!in noivi i-M ,n: i.ii- JLi
.2r.vs at Tin: s.-. -ii: Ti.-ir. rj
fc S tt-.e no!eOiio;i3 hurr; ji 5 tStit rievciooo '
fki In Kltii'-y an-i 'Jrlna" u:conp6. Oil- j
B !oysneSU, c'vrtllca, Ccr!E'!pr.ior
1 s Pllcf. or in rrietiv.i.tm, r;ej:a!clai
1J and Fomcsio d'JordefO.
it's i-;m E V-WOHT li a iry vrf-rtnltle ronj
pnumllni cau Le acnt by mail ;.rcpaIJ.
yjS ifnp parkrire vi ill mnk nit jts fi men ir inc.
B'X'JL g.5T Xl now :
Kuy It nt t!-.o l)mrr-it. 1'rl.c, Ol.0.
3 lturllnUir:, XU
COlTrll
SYHUP!!
10 YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC, j
I'loiiomu cd by r!l to bo thv most ri.F.AS- j
ant ami KiTic.'.nors roiv.fily now in use ;
for tbt- cvHE ok corons, (oi.dp, c i;ovr, '
linartM ss, ticklint; si'iisaticm of tlie tliroat,
wb.ooj ir.c: ClMipll, ftC. OVKU A MILLION V.OT
TI.KS S-OI.I) WITHIN THE LAST FEW TEAR.
It ivos lvih'f wlit-reviT nsoil, nnil lias Vnv
power to impnit benefit t!:at C ANNOT bo bail
from the roii j.i Liixtures now in use. Wil
bv all Druiz -ists at 2 cents ver bottle.
hLT.I::I:s I.lVi:;: PILLS me also hih
!y rrciii:nif!ii;cd for curing liver cuniplaint
coiistit;iti"ii, ik-healla(l:es, fever and ague,
and nil diseases of the stomach and liver.
Sold by all T)i -njjists nt L'.T cents per box.
7?. J:. Si llers f Co., nttsburg, Va.
t Irtnl iT 4, IT'.'.-ly.
' ft
Serve an Injunction tin Ti"eao
I!y iiiv:u-'r:t :ii-r a I. cblo cnii-Titufion. renovating
a .1. hiliiii: ..I (.':!. -i.tic, ami i nri. liiiiK n thin ami
iiiiiutriti-'.-1 ir-ii!ni-n with 1 -7. -iter's rI'.mc..
liilt'-r?, tl.e fmj.-t. the nnt hiiriily f rinctu :i"'l.
!in:l t'.ie i-iu.-t J i pii i;r tonic an.l j rcvcttlvc in ex
istence. l.r 5.ilc by al! l'rn-.ri!-ts sad Ic.;lcrs cnpral!".
TRADE MARX T;.Mirri:tr.n?-TRADEMAfK
v njtiiitntjt iti e for
.S iii nn i iak
iu - , S;u rm.t '-r-il.ra,
1 iii!i,tfnc
i i
n nil u.l tiitc.i
tii.-it : i ! ; 1 3 a.- a
3
$ni nrncc of S?!t-
AMiyc. its 1 jo? '
BEFORE TAISa.ivi---i I. .. 'ui i.-. r.FTCS TAtlKO.
I'.iiii in tne H ek, liirnne"- el V i-h.n. Premature
ihl Aic, r nd nanr etner i ieaes dint lea I to 1 n
:iii!tv or t'un-uini.tS.n. nn.l a Premature trrare.
f K 1 ""f "-: nd f. r .ur s. ir,t i.i t .,; i. .-. 1
sl,viC:U.
, IV V.i vv.il
CELEBRATED j
W2mer's Safe Kidney and Liter Cure.
A vcetAble proptirati"n an I the only nr
remetl.T in th wrid ti-r ftriajhl a lite
liabele and ALL Hlduej, E.lverv siiif
1 rlsinry IbMno.
Ks"l 'tiruoni.ts of the hicliest order in proof
of tlipv stitonitMitn.
at d"For the r-uro ;f I Inmate, call for War
"For the cure of II ri a: lit a and tnaotnpr
Hfu-aacjH. rail for W arner'a 5nre? laiciney
i mod Uvpr fore.
WARNER'S SAFE BITTERS.
It iathpNst Rloot Pnrillor, and jtimiilatr
I every function to inure healthful action, and
is tnus a nenet't in ail ni.iiM-s.
It cup-s rrornlon and otherlitn I'rT-p-
tions and Iir;t-). mciadiiiic ('Hiiepr, Li-
ct, and otlier S'rea.
fIepstiv. HraknoMariTir Momnrn,
C'onlipativn, IHotnew, lirnrml I ! I
ttr, et-.. arecurel by the HmCn P.m"r. It is
uneqnnled as an pKtizeraid i-.nlar i-hiI-.
iltties or two ait.fcr ; priew, wh. ni
WARNER'S SAFE NERVINE
i Quioklv givt Heat anil Mlpr to theauffVrlnq-,
rnrps ilrndnrha anil Biwplir. pn-Tpnts
pll-ptiT t'ita, anil rollovel Sirona lmmn-
li-Mlioii hroulii on by xtsivf drink, over-
.oric, mental dUK-Ks, anu oinr nmw.
Powerful as it is to atop rain ftiul oilip rtla-
tnrbPd Nerve, it ta-v r Injiiren the 89leuv
w heiher taken in srnull r larr
Bottles oi two sizes ; )nf, nocu antt fii.oo.
WARNER'S SAFE PILLS
Ar an lnmdi:tto and net 1 re stmitil'i f"r a
Torpid Liver, and cure Coativepase. Dypepeia, Ell-
i3usacsa, Bilious innr
rcxa. Malaria, FfTcr
and Affiir. and .slntild
be lifted whenever the
bow-In d not f rate
freelv and r'i)iMr!y.
oi Iwr IS1H rrqwlre
mall 1"M- fr thornoth
work. I'rier r eta- a bi.
mM hy llrnrffl-u a Itvalcrs
in Br-llFtn ewywhrre,
H.H.W3rner&Co.f
Iroprtetors,
ROCHESTER, N. Y.
C7nr1 for ramphlet
,l Te.fllH..nlltU
-
i
Is a .-urn cure fur nil r-nlinry diseases of Horses
j Cattle, Sliocp ami Swine
it cures ami prevents i
j t'liii KK.v (iioi.kiia. Your cow la oortnln tojielil
; run CKXT. MOI1E AMI IlKTTKll MII.K USD Ill'TTKIi.
stock fattens on onf.-foi hth i-f-ss
vkkd:
Hcini? In poascp?i"n of a lure nmnocr of exool
i lent te.-tim inial.'-, I . ii!ij i!n n few : .
T hnve been iisiiej- your i 'nttle I'uw.lor for hordes,
rown, cliirkens an.l j.ius. nl tin. I it a kiiiw r-( lass
thiriu'. tiKoitoK Jio.Mi, t r-'ritiantown. Ta.
1 linve ueil two iacks f yoiir Cattle IV.wJer on
my row itmi chicken-. cow ctm sbahi.v
TWHK Til K yrA.N'TI TY OF MII.K .SllC l oi tirtore. Al"
chickens wt re ilrinic. hut were et'itei jmmkimate
, l.v alter I Inol used the powder,
i Your.", truly, Jonas I'asovii, 1'allas, N. V.
1 I l.ave ncd your Cattle I'owdornnd mul flay it
i H tlie he-it lor lioi-v. eiittle. cheep, etc. Tried it
j on ponl'ry for ninny complaints, with snvKss ix
( F.vKitv i ae. Jon. I'e., lJerry.-ville, Ta.
I.m f Fiiir.mrr oil -eiit rne n packaye of your tjow
' dor hi'-ll 1 uav- to my poitl I i y . nd Inn"!).)! had
o ir dn.-ipy terk-v r i :ih;k''ii n:iee. Mr-. Wm.
j jN.M T, Or.ii)f.e. Is. Y.
Send me a j.;u '.; or two of v.. it ''nttle I'ow.ler.
! Tho .nek I trot from yoti last winter i i i:i:i tiik
! reii i-iioi.KKA. 1 ii:i-e c line of it to a neiirh
i hor and ir cured hio chit kei:.-Joii.x Willi ams,
' Spruce Vale. Ohio.
; A'hlre--s. t..r a p-inodiVt. V. A
.iiT.i.r.
1 ArvliSt., riiII.VlF.I.riiI.. I'a. .
Dm I. C
13 an atsntntc end IrrcsNtlMo enrq for
.i.n. TntrrrnvTnftrw nrvl th- TlPt of fTifTm.T'
Nrcotk-: --ml c.t!mulftnt.-, ri'moTliii al:
jl'.nie, i ire an l IaIM ft iwini; any of tlicm.rer. i
s l. ; it.tr re.. t-,.-t,. or ft. ire rornnT r mem nenmi
S.It j liar the t:iyte orfl'irefornny ft them pe:
-u:.." r.ifl r i .0--r'0". t.lvlMir mTf iiik iiene--.
i-id iriv -i.-.til.!o ".-n! :oI OI too souno Ol mem
l-.-es- a al Ujfcir fri;-u-Xs.
i
It rre-r-TiTi that nlnoVrt'S phyMnJ an morr.!
i.ro-tiae.on thr.t follows tl r l Idea breaking on
: rom n.- mil ntiinuuints or nareotics.
racVa-r. pr.-yirlfl, to cure 1 5 persons, oral !
SJvonr iir.iKr.'i?S i.- per i.mo.
jb TernTnee arnetk-p honl rwimraeoil It III
agii por-.e;-tly liai"j-li?s8 find ceTor-Iajlin.
S Hop Cittcrs Mfg. Co., Rochester, N.Y. Sole Agents
S TTi tn-jtr!! fare ("trova all pain, loownn the I
roMk'ii, quvui tuc uui-ves, pi juuccjj rot, (Laa ncvor ;
to care.
t Th
; an
i: ntiTltr to u t nr. cures vj tumtriniva. xl
The Hop rittpr JI?. of R.vbifr, N. Y. ,m. prt
re tt Tuwi, 3.- th Il-p liitutrt, wiw D 'inn
a VtP'iii ; r'n ii-vnt.t-il 1url mrA FWt ,V.ii
.w rvvr ma.1, ni;irif tnn turn thi ll -ir r:i-!
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUCGJSTS.
OWN BEER!
I V ll-!:l.' fl
25 cnit neUisro of AscnESBArn
i'-i l'rt-p-.iraUon, viiich will jive yuil
I
lii.i.r.'
IMMli EiliCH BEER!
- i V.ir.'.i- t,t ru-ls nn.l ln-rh l!i.it arc ppoc-ially
f lK-;ilti,riil. irivin- for... nii-1 viii.r t the ?y?T. in. It
ic r.'ilrit:. -.:-.. Jin rX'-.-!l"iit t.ri'ventivo of Siiminur
I c-otiipiauitj. a i..r.i-. an.l n J5i..mi riiriticr it i-
; p....lln.r nn.l ri-1 r..vl;i t.i mtlliiilt ln-inir .el i ill 11 1 .1 1 1 Tl ir
i i'mlitritd '.' I'h';-:ir i'Uin find 'l'rmtemnre Advorotr.
i I hvtri" ! A "-lif p!:ii 'h (v. ?lillor Hm-h Itw.
1 an.l rn!ii.l-r it Fiij-frinr t.i :my nrtirli nl thr kiTi.l
I ever trid. .I.Ml"s 1 . i.v'KM., f'IoIl Sicc
! Iills. 117 N. !-'roiit St.. 1 'Ii i i it .1.-1 1 ! in . r'a.
ll:ivi'r' tri'-'l AsoIumiIhwIi . Miilc-r'.- itinh Il.-pr.
I r.-if.ir-l it :i- nn c.-cc-i !t-;:t Nunnivr liiink. !y
: iiialil!r think liki-wi'-. S.irc-!i to it. it. W.
S ikh ii. Pub. i'rlrtjrnpli, M ililinliur, Vnirtn t'o.,
1'n
If ynnr ilnicrtrist il u-f not kf.Mi it. or you hnj prn
t to livr in tho co':r.i ry. y.n vin luivo :i jiii.-Unne kr
: wnr.i'l t' vim t.v rn.Iin- ithts to A-r-hi'n'isoh
MilW, -ririi-ttia,
(!( -'pica. 1:1.
Jua? i.i.-1y.
;. . Ciill'iwliill Sis., riiila
Di:NTAL NOTICIl.-I):;
rilKKKV. Stt)fr)n ' ?;.' '.I. V.U-
M. II. 15.
j eiislmrz. la.. rv in i ;y in ( rui.
j al! i or? n int rrHMi t!.at h will
i I 1 1 iiureui) -n iiv -mi mi;i . i on uirj
first 7lou-i;iv ot p;ir!i nioiith : 'hr-t
I Snrittud on the :r h-ilp.Tiiiir Tuelay : arrl!
j town on thr soiifl Moinl:iy ! oach month, ami
iiMinrt on the fourth .nmlny rl -m-h month.
4"A1I cr-fi:i. ntvilinyr th'ntal work will tlowoll
to ijivp me n rail, I nm rrrp'l to furnish lull
r i:ir;inl ?ct5 of tf-nih ami in-rform nil othr o-er-niionH
pertaining io my -roI(i'tn in :t ?ati?factory
i!i:in!T unci at the low e-1 i'H-ii!;' iirirps.
(i-UlH.).-!. M. K. li. i 'HKKKY, I. I. S.
Tin
rm
! THE
MARVEL OF THE ACE.
! Fr tlio cure ol skin
i it is witlmiit a rival.
i,oi--oi ai, tioprnptions
; market an.l tlu'rcniihly fife-il lv the nicilii-al nro-
""'ii mu .i nrrri i n uic i
: tin ?id the public, it In nvotlk-i. tueiit.-r into '
i i!'tnil. jilmnt its vfriu?. lri'. i'.' cert 11 enkp. or
J tlin-c rake Tor 60 cents, l-'nr salis hy ilniirit'sts anil '
I crtnitlry tori'Vccjii-rs. A mkniw'ti Ai. IMii.i.ki i
) 'lY.j.i i "'..r-. TiiirJ an.l CallfjwhiU Streets, I'liii-
: clj.il l':l. 7 t.- '.-ly.J
i Persian INSECT POWDER
j (A-5i:-i5!.-.-!i A- ?rillcr.)
; I.oii'-li.1, nt?. hiiirs, t:i .tlis. ir:irlcn worm, etc.,
I fall vict'ms t l .le.i.lly clli t.- iinm (iiatciy tiji.in
I coming ii ci.niact v. ;tli it. It ti uly the c?n:une
; I'cr-si in. tiic i:..-v.t hcin iii:i'orrcii liirt't. tlien
j ltr inr.il ami .re.iriM at -iir l.ihniury umier imr
; own ?m crviitn. .-o tl.;it wc c-;n yinr;i!:'.fc it.- a;
i f.i'iitc iri'1-il..tn Ir.im ail'ilt.-r.itv.ri. Ir'.iaaisls and
ct.Miitry t'Ti-k.-cr.'r ?,!! i. V.'h..ln c !ct..t. X.
; VV. (-i-rner :l an I Callowl.ill St?., l'hilailcli hla.
Jul . li.-lv.
Br. JQHB: TABAICASDH T03JIC
.r !-,v::iwi TVli::-tiTNi:. a vcrit-i'-lc cnmponml
viroic ha ,-.w.l the test of ycn;v- i? in
! i 1 1 1 ! c in the cure (-1 !'.y.-pe-ia. feii"r:il lieiulity,
"! i r i; i - VVeakni fs of I.uiii. S5rn and Kiiues
Shnrt l!r -!lth, lle.utleirii, rt. itu' l;itl"c. ):uriS
in the Stomach. Jt:iek nn.l t"het. I'artinilailv
a.!i e'' Xo all Kema'c 1 '-...-c. no tr.atter v. hut
the :i--col the lip.tic-nt mav l-c. l'rice. T.r. e?s. S'.ht
( l.y Inn
r '
T-a.'wi.-ly. j
Dlt. M. J. DUCK,
rilYSICIAX AND Srillr.OJT,
A I.TOOJf A, V .
Ofllce nnil residence en Fom tocnth street, near
r.lcrenth svcthip, where nifht calls can he made.
Omce lidura IroraS to l'i. . M.. and trnm a to 4
and S to 8. p. r. Special attention pai.l to Disc-ore
of tho Eye and l.r.r, as well as to Surtrleal
Operationi- of nverv deocripiion. f 4-19,-tf.l
John Mrnriiv. m. ix.
I '1 1 YSH.'l AN AMiM lid Kl N.
K."sai-Rfi. X'..
I ' iir.ee in huiUliny recently oeeiipicl hy Ir. A. M.
Keim, en Hr'l. t. weft ol Julian, and nearly
o-i-ile the j::air Hotic. Niuhl cull' 5houl. ho
made al the eWee. ' (3 -jn, "81.-tf.J
w
M. II. SECIILKR, AUoTm v ol
y Ciiuj .id
It V m.
Kl"ll,
1-4-4 .) Cinirt .i-l
5 Is an ah
A Trf.mendocs SriDEu Story. A
correspondent writes from l'lainview
to the Chicago Intcr-Occan :
The following facts transpired on the
farm of an honest oltl farmer, about two
miles from the town of Fla-inview, Last
Monday morning on entering his barn,
the farmer found, to his surprise, his p?t
bull-dog and old cat and her kittens sus
pended from ti e cross-teams in his barn.
On examination he found them to be sus
pended there by a cord about the size of
common wrapping cord, the fiber of
which much resembled silk, but proved
however to be a spider's web. At first
he thought the kittens, which were on
the hay just above the beams, had acci
dentally dropiHHl into tne weu, ana me
old cat, following the instinct of her
maternal nature and endeavoring to res
cue them, had herself become entangled.
As to the situation of the bull-dog, he
thought he had been trying to get at the
cat while in her trouble, and had him
self to succumb to tlie same fate as the
cats, but he afterward came to the con
clusion that they had been picked up by
the spiders as they went about seeking
whom thev miiiht devour.
i The farmer went out to call in some
I neighbors to w itness the marvelous scene
i but imagine his surprise wheii, on his
return, he found a sucking colt ascena
ing to the web, having been encircled by
two different fibers, one just before his
hind and the other just behind tlu fore
legs, lie was being draw n up by the spi
ders. 'When the colt had been drawn
up five or six feet, a spider, apparently
well versed in physiology, came down
one of the titers and began boring for
the spinal cord, just between the atlas
and tho axis, as t have seen small ones
do with flies, but the farmer was un
willing to sacrifice the colt for the bene
fit of scientific, investigation, and so he
was rescued.
The spiders were then taken from the
dovecoat and killed. One measured
three and one-half inches in length, and
weighed one-half pound. They are of a
dark brown color, with a light strijie
down their backs, strong, active, and
ferocious. Soveral men of good repute
in this section are ready to testify to the
above facts. j
! . '' " ,r r I
1 HE 1 ECt LI.MUT1KS OI' IO' IjAli I-;.
The San Francisco Chrnni-le in a re
cent issue says : The profiler lloeket, j
which will soon be placed on Mono
Lake, w ill have no trouble about Hunt
ing, as the density oi me water is re
markable, being just the reverse of that
of Lake Tahoe, in which the body of a
drowned person never returns to tlie
siufaco. An exchange says that for
i bitterness and promiscuous meanness
! the waters of Mono Lake surpass those
of the Dead Sea. They contain so much
I alkali that on a w indy day the lake Is a
! regular tub of soap-suds. The writer
j has seen a wall of lather five feet high
: along tlie whole of that shore, against
I which the waves were beating. Oeca
; sionally the wind would take up a bunch
j of this lather as big as a bushel basket
and carry it several hundred feet inland.
I Si linnviinr. :vf tlie v:itprs fif Ibft bike
that quite a party of men may navigate
them on a raft made of four or live dry
Cottonwood poles. Out in the lake are
islands of rock (lava-like concretions)
through which springs of water boil up.
The water of these springs is like that
of the lake, but in one place is a large
spring of fresh water. This is near the
northwest corner of the lake and at a
point where there are eight or ten feet
of water. It is a sort of fountain. A
column of fresh water some three feet
in diameter is projected upwards with
such force that it rises to a height of at
least two feet above the general level of
the lake in tlie form of a mound or
knoll, and makes a rippling noise that
can be heard a considerable distance.
h;t for the fact that this fountain has
a depth of eight or ten feet of water to
contend against, it would probably rise
to a considerable height in the air.
Cnuors Facts. -
-The earliest name
was the hammer
given to the piano
harpsichord.
Australia lias some trees that are tall-
er than tlie big trees of California, be- i
Lie over -h0 feet in height.
They have an international marriage
office in Italy, w hich lias been establish
ed for twelve years and more.
Tl.e telephone now enables submarine
divers to con vf rse with their assistants
at the r-urfaci of the water with perfect
distinctness.
It is very curious to know that crys
tals, like all other things, die in time,
and it is proven, because mines abound
with the skeletons of crystals.
j 1 liere is a sjecies ot lemon grown in
j SoutliL-rn Europe, the juice of which is
i sweeter man ti:at ot tlie common
I orange. It is little cultivated, however.
i A Turk who marries never sees the i
i face of the bride until alter tlie mar- !
riage ceremony. No matrimony is liter- I
; ally a lottery w ith him. The courship !
; is ail done by proxy.
! An enorirous bivalve has been found
, near the constof Manila, which weighed
!. . r
'' pounds without the lish. It is said
: that one of these gigantic she!l-lish will
i hile a hempen cable in two.
A singular fish, which is said to be
! new to the waters of Cape Cod, Was re
j centlv found on the Massachusetts coast
near l'rovineetown. It is deseriU-d as
j about eiulit ft-et long, wit ha thick body
; and smooth skin, dotted, however, w ith
bony thorns from an eighth of an inch to
j half an inch in length. According to
! Professor X. K. At wood, of Province
j town, it is a species of spinous shark
never before met w ith in our seas, but
mentioned by Varrel in his history of
i llritish fisheries, although it is compar
atively rare in tne waters of Great I5ri
taiu. The world lias long wondered at the
mightyworks v.hicli theancients wrought
in .Kjrypt and has more than once de
clared tbat modern civilization with all
its contrivances cannot eonal tbom
j How some of tlie immense stones of the
j pyramids were handled is yet a mvstery,
i but if an Egyptian of Pharoah's time
I Could look on the Alexandrian obelisk
( HOW 111 2C Ofk, llOW it CJUJ.e tliore
u-ah T . 1 1
a si ill greater mvsterv to him
He could understand the transportation
of it over land, but not over water.
The shaft itself weighs tvo hundred
tons, the pedestal forty-three, and the
, foundation seventy-four three hundred
: and seventeen tons loaded nnon a vessel
j and borne thousands of miles over a
I stormy ocean. The method of loading
, was to launch the ioiiderous stone upon
! a caisson, tow this into a drv dock sunk
I to the right depth ; then raise the dock,
j knock off the caisson, run the ship along
I side tlie obelisk, cut a great hole in her
; side, and roll the obelisk in on her keel
j sons. The hole was then closed up and
, the ship set out for tlie new world. The
obelisk will be unloaded in tlie same wav,
; The Kgypti.ms mav boast of the crear.
stones bandied in their land.
They nev
this on the
er handled such a one as
water.
j Piixiri; ror. hLEAcnixa Mi fi.i.
I S, M. 15. sends the following directions
which she has followed with success for
; twelve years without injuring the falv
i ric : Into efcht quarts of warm water
j put one pound of chloride of lime : stir
1 with a stick a few minutes, then strain
; through a bag of coarse muslin, work
ing it with the hand to dissolve thor
oughly. Add to tlii3 live bucketf uls of
j warm water, stir it well, and put in the
; muslin. Let it remain in one hour,
j turning it over occasionally that every
i part may get thoroughly bleached,
i When taken out, wash well in two wat
! ers to remove the lime, rinse and drv.
j This quantity will bleach twenty-five
yards of yard-wide muslin. This miis-
; 1 in will bleach more, evenly and quickly I
u it nas been tnoroughly wet and dried !
I till
Lk;tchi::a.
t x
"WnAT a Volcano Can Do. Cota
paxi, in 1733, threw its fiery rockets
000 feet above its crater, while in 1734
the blazing mass, struggling for an out
let, roared so that its awful voice was
hpard at a distance of more than WO
miles. In 1787 the crater of Tungura
gua, one of the great peaks of the An
des, flung cut torrents of mud, which
dammed up the rivers, oiened new
lakes, and, in valleys 1,000 feet wide,
made deiiosits 000 feet deep. Tlie
stream from Vesuvius which, in lS.TT,
passed through Torre del Greco contain
ed 33,00o,hjo cubic feet of solid matter,
and in 1703, when Torre del Greco was
destroyed a second time, the mass of
lava amounted to 45,000X10 cubic feet.
In 1700 .Etna poured forth a flood which
covered eisihtv-four square miles of sur
face, and measured nearly 1 , h ux k j.ooo
cubic feet. On this occasion the sand
and scoria formed the Monte liosini,
near Nicholosa, a cone of two miles in
circumference and 4,xx feet high.
The stream thrown out by ..-Ktna in 1810
was in motion at the rate of a yard a day
for nine, months after the eruption ; and
it is on record that the lava of the same
; mountaii., after a terrible eruption, was
i not thoroughly cool and consolidated
I for ten years after the event. In the
eruption of A'esnvius, A. 1. 70, the
; scoria and ashes vomited forth far ex
j ceeded the entire bulk of tlie mountain :
! while in HVo vKtna disgorged more
j than twenty tinu's its own mass. Ve
I suvius has sent its ashes as far as Con
' stantinople, Syria and Lgypt ; it hurled
( stones eight pounds in weight to Fom
. peii, a distance of six miles, w hile sim
ilar masses were losseu up ir,oou leer
above the summit. Cotapaxi has pro
jected a block of ltx cubic yards in vol
ume a distance of nine miles ; and
Snnibawa, in 1815, during the most ter
rible eruption on record, ser.t its ashes
as far as Java, a distance of 3xi miles
of surface, and out of a population of
12,000 souls only twenty e.scaicd.
A Cow with an Kxti:a Tah.. The
Reading K-ujle furnishes the folloiving:
"Mrs. Katzcnmoyer, residing at house
No. l'rincetown street, Hampden,
has quite :i curiosity in Hie shape of a
cow having two tails. The one is loca
ted where all cows' tails are situated,
and the other appendage occupies a po
sit ion midway between the horns of tlie
animal. It is over a foot in length, and
is steadily grow ing. The cow is of a
brown color, and is six years old. The
animal is a good milker, and nothing
seems the matter with her, except tlie
tail between her horns. When born
nothing was b u id to be tlie matter w ith
tlie cow, and lor years afterward noth
ing was found upon its head which bore
evidences of some day Incoming a tail.
Sometime since a haM lump or ball
formed on her foiehead. This soon pro
truded, and has been growing ever
since. Mrs. K at zei mi oyer's cow has one
advantage over those of her neighbors.
She can wisk both her front and hind
tail, and thus keep the Hies away from
all sides. Many persons hare come to
see the cow. Mio does not seem to ex
perience any Inconveniences on account
of tl.e extra tail, except that the hair
gets into her eyes. If the strange ap
pendage continues crowing as fast as it
has been doing in the past it w ill not be
long before it w ill reach to the ground.
The tail hangs directly over ' the cow's
nose, unless she throws it to one side
I while eating. The extra tail isregular
' ly formed, and is composed first of fleshy
I matter, firmly imbedded in the forehead,
J and then a lot of brown, bmhy hair,
i The cow is quite a curiosity."
IIakdkxing r.rrTKK. A method in
practice among the best butter makers
in Enuland lor rendering butter firm
and solid during hot weather Tis as fol
lows : Carbon ite of soda and alum are
used for the purpose, made into jiowder.
For twenty pounds of butter one tea
spoonful of soda and alum are mixed to
gether at the time of churning and put
into the cream. The effect of this iow
der is to make the butter come firm and
solid and to give it a clean, sweet llavor.
It does not enter into the butter, but its
action is on the cream, and it passes oil
with tlie butter milk. The ingredients
of the powder should not l e mingled to
gether until it is required to 1m; used, or
at the time the cream is in the churn
ready for churning.
If iiersons were as careful of tlieir liealtli
rs tlii-y are of tlieir wealth, the death r;:te
would be much smaller from that dreadful
scourzo consuniption. It carries off in 1 he
United States in one year ten times more per
sons than succumb to the yellow fever in
the South. Thousands of valuable lives
would have been saved from consumption
Ind thev used Sines' Syrup of Tar, Wild
Cherry and llotirliound in time, la all ca
s?s of whooping ooiitih, croup, asthma and
bin;; affections it has proved to he a certain
cure when taken in time. Sold in every drug
store. Trice 25 cents ; extra lartre bottle,
Mc. -i:.'i.-lni.
The rejrular courses of studies open to i
students at tlie Pennsylvania Mate College
are ihree in number, Agricultural, Classical,
and Scientific. Kaeh is a full one; and sup
plcnii'iited as they all are by practical in
htrnctimi on tlie farm, in tlm garden, vine
yard, and the laboratories, the student who
pursues either of them will become not only
a well educated but a self-helpful man.
full information can lie obtained by address
i:ir the Ilusiness Manager, Mate College,
Centre Co., Pa.
Vomkn that have been bed riilden for
years have been entirely cured of female
weaknessby the use of iA'lu K. I'ixkham's
Vr.cF.TAm.i": Compoi no. tkuid to Mrs. Ly
dia K. Pinkham, i!:ja Western Avenue, Lynn,
Mass., for pamphlets. 7-l5-L'S.
J.W.SlHGHyBO.,
DKAJ.KIiS IX
Dry G oods,
Fancy Groocls,
CLOTHIiSTGr.!
notions,
GHOCEHIES, &c,
CARPiOLLTOWX, PA.
AM) ALWAYS KOI.I AT THE
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
o
- A.sir iii for ( oi xtrt nto
IV(X ii lion linodi are not fleilreU.
j. ir. sii.iii$Ai (;ii & r.no.
Carrol; town, Tare'i 19. lSW.-tl.
telrari Fire terance Agency !
rr. W. DICK,
General Insurance Agent.
JJiEXSliUIZG, rA.
Policies written at short notice in the
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
Ana other I'irst ('Ian Companies,
EbcnEburg-,dcpt. 22, lS'0.-ly.
A. SIIOEMAKER, A'tornet-
AT-Lat.', EbeiLsbtirg. Offioe on High
street, east end of residence. ll-21,76.-tf.i
flEO. M. UEAlAttornexctLal.
FbcnstiurB-. Pa. OiRc.e on Centra titroft.
ibrfe doors from H iirh atrr-ct
C'" tn C'OA rr "lay nt home
,.) W ,J fIl;c. Atlrtress S
Sainil worlh $5
Stiss's k. '.. I'ort-
l;i;i(1. iMnn-.f.
llj-5.-;y.-ly.j
I t.r'STS niM(i) !..rthr hc?t nr'l l -I -.11 i i." t.if--
-ks iii I IM.io , Ti
.u lit. tusaisa Co.,
THE LE FEYRE LUNG PAD
A Positive Remedy and Cure
For CONSUMPTION, SPITTINC OF BLOOD, BRONCHITIS
ASTHMA. COUGHS, COLDS. CATARRH In all Its forms,
and all Diseases of the PULMONARY ORCANS.
rrar MfiQT mat. pat.
liiii muui umiuiuu numuiu
Cure ly Absorption. Trn Minute wear will 3f mon'trute IU Lfabng qualltio.
TimowAWAYYOun coi i,ivi:n oiiftn.i corr.ii syiu fs.
The I.F. FKVKK Ll'SH rAOacta dirrctly vj.on the part ejrrtel nn.l rtirM ly a natural jnocrtt of
revjlnlization.
Why .lio-e tho Stomaih with nausrous rlrtij wlin tlie Foal of li U tjif '""
Tlio l'a-1 I- cnniioo,l .f ltelc-auiK anil -.ir.!ials .,1 Hie most .K.tliirix an.l lienlin ''.'
tt Inijreilicnt' arc exceedingly rare, ami ruund ouly in i ranee, where vrvry i ail oil !
liK-turcil.
THIS GREAT ItEMED Y AND CURE
Hn attrnf-teil tho wi.l't attention on the Continent, an.! has tan-laX thoucnnli of cum, many of which
hY5 ci-inel mtrarnlnut rather than m-i ol na!iirl liiiliii.
We hve the m'..t vntquivmal tentmor.y to tln.-ir curative powers, from persons oi 'gn inaraeter
and intelligoncc. W'c guarantee thnt the
Will heal an.l utreniithen nn.l Tr"lr.ir Ut" the xrftRST casks of Tl HI k i UR ro.Vil.MrrO.V,
ami will ellcct a rvre , erery ro.e it the .li.e.e m!y recently K-en
contracted. Tcrsons Fullernijr frfirn
Asthma, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Weak Lungs or uiooa spitting,
will find tho Pad an Inestimable boon!
rOR M.U.F.
HOLMES MEDICINE
Who irf the Sol' Aieenti for
Tlie I..K FKVKK I.VN I'.Ul it not for tnle rt Vrt) Slnret. We ir' the enormous Tnisirl-t
profits to the luivcr hy importing In larsrc lot. The itntn-s on these poods are heavy, and to realne a
pruht on theui tlie Uruviji.-'t would be compelled to douMe our price.
Beware of Imitntions !
IIMClu 1 Pad, S'J.OO; 3 Trul, 5J.00.
-Seut bv until poftate paid, or hy express,
TIIK
June 4, ISSO.-Ctn.
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crnlllvr.tT nr ITtTP -1
III1TA HI.K. T It HIIIIV
STR 1W -Bl'IfM
n noi-rl u..tuwn
. l.--..-r.' .p-iiy Kour'-i.l- of M-r.. from' to II
It Veur. of I'mumn and onUnnoa llBlnr.
CAUT10M!
Th woiVrrol Wffl B-1 fv.nalarttT
car msT..K -nin-r t .nvn om
oar lauins ccvl.
BE NOT DECEIVED
ft i. r-i tfce OKlfcrI AL nd the - GENUVK''
from i .
C j' Yot fwU parllrntarfi rail en r-vr fiH'ri, r writ
to xz i t i ..ti-( rat-J ireu v, b we mtul frr. A4 lr i
iriCHOLS, SHZPAED & CO., Battle Creek, Wich,
C3-EO. "W. Z"E.C3-E3
CASH l)H.I,i:n IN A 1. 1. KIND OF
HEATING and COOKING STOVES
-AND MANCI'ACTi:iii:it Ol
TINm SIIEET
1-It5 ISleA-entli
crrrEAi,i:T run; is tiif itt. Roofinjr,
nil Ulncl promptly mid Hatlafartorlly attrndeti to.
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it
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NOTIONS, MILLINERY, CARPETS, ETC.,
to be found in Cambria or adjoiiunz counties. X -7 Forget not the street and numTn-rs
and fail not to call, buy and be happy.
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Mannfrtrlnror and Dealer In
j HOME AND CITY MADE
I FURNITURE!
mm m mm suits,
LOUNGES, BEDSTEADS,
TABLES, CHAIRS,
Mattresses, &c.
1G05 ELEVENTH AVENUE,
Bel ween lfith r.nd 17th Sts.,
.Alt oonei, Xeiiii'a,.
V: t;7rn. of 'a:ti!ri;i roi't'T 5in! all others
wlsliin t iMin hax' hon.-r KV KNI U K K. Xo., at
honest prirt-' art- ix-n-' lull v iivit"! t trivo me ft
call helorc lniin clcw-!iere.
tint I c in meet every want am!
Prices the verv lowest.
Alluona, AjJril IS, lv0.-tr.
ne I n;n ruiitiilcnt
i.leae everv t:iste.
JJ. .1. LYNCH.
H. II. HEUSrCH,
ukaleh is Frrr.it-ri.T rvnn
WHITELED, LIHSEEDQIU
MIXED PA1XTS Ready fot Vsc,
! TAEHSB, SF.SUSKSmiS, UUBQSE.
PUTTY, "NVIIITI-: .iai:
j Varnish and Paint Brushes,
A Nik A FVLI. LINE OF
fixe co Lous anorxn ix oil,
Cheaper tliaa anywhere t-lse in the city.
HENCH, THE PAINTER',
I3(h Avenue nix I leili Ntreol,
l-T.l AhTOOXA, Im.
McNEVIN &, YEAGER,
MANfFACTrRKRS OF
Tin, Copper aM Shsst-Iroa WABE,
-1J3 DKALBHS IS-
COOKING & KEATING STOVES,
RAMirS, riKX.UXN, Ac,
110S Eleventh Arcnne, . Altooua, Pa.
One Door Wrst r Optra IloufP.
KOOI IXr. AND SI'Ol'TTNCl
IT.C'MITLT ATTESDFD TO.
UKl'AIUS 0U STOTKS C0STATL 0 nAD.
Altoona. Oct. 10. lSTO.-tf.
SMOKE TIIK
Little Builder Cisar,
One llmnlrril lor 2.n0;
(X .TT.TV (M'V fid-
& j iii:j-n y nrjiiTY,'ii.a:
t i!iT i;ntni? in.ni i.n'iuii-iK-li
vrrt-t! to anv n.l.lroii in
the V. S., j)M-iaid, on re
ccit if price.
Kl. J. IiOl'CiHEliTY,
13-12 Solo Man'f'r, iSt l'tnn Ave, l ittsl.ui s, l a.
M.
AT J O It i K Y
AT-MW,
I.I(.IN.. I'.V.
Ut;ictu Ulli ii :irl lit
i-T.-U.l
H"OflU0 C-
A.' cuugs.
A RUNT TO1WN Tfl mm,
.x
)i.fu-tr. Mar.T
at if uianu- 1
OXI.Y IIT THE
CO., PITTSBURGH, rA.
lh I nllert til anil t mmila.
to any part of the t'nited States ot Canada
Aa.ircss
HOLMES MEDICINE CO.,
1 Tl TSlU ' 1 1 C. 1 1 , l'A.
Tlxrething Machinery and Fortabl
and Traction Engines
XTTE T ADAID of scUc&c trvgot l Crw
MUI1II T" Cmln lrf, Time ETlBg,
IM OV riKIIIX iti Vai" " '
Kf
. tv.. Tlm..ih t:..r ul lhr Swrt.
HmrU. 1 t.n in- b;t ill o-""! ' .
Vi TKAM.t.INr.NHli spil f.iur. ! P
in mt M-l'oir '"Si" Sli-P"
h-'fT : t.lr- lptor..1 M.,uotl f
. '" nk bii cf l.tioa,ot Bur-
of
- r
- IPvOIsT WARE,
Ave., Vltoorm,
I'm.
Sjionl 1 anil Rrpalrlnt; of
19-2.'7!. tf.
HAVE TIIE-
U. I. JotiiiKton, M. J. lincVv,
1'"- A. Shooinriljer, A. AW litit-k.
JOHNSTON,
SHOEMAKER & BUCK.
BANKERS,
EBENSBURG, Pa.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT,
rATABLE OX Ir..MAXI).
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DErOSITS.
COLLECTIONS MADE
AT Al.r. ACCF-SSIttLE roi"TS.
DRAFTS on the PRINCIPAL CITIES
nought nnil Sold, And n
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
ti:.nsacti:d.
TVocoimtsj olicitel.
A. W. BUCK, Casliicr
Klicn-buri', March l-. lS0.-tr.
I.M OKI'OKATEO IX IS37.
STRICTLY ON MUTUAL PLAN.
PROTECTION MUTUAL
FiuflNSOfHCOn
OF EBENSBURG, PA.
frcsiza Kites is a fcrcs - $!2S,C;3.
Only Five Assessments in 22 Years. '
NO STEAM MILLS TAKEN.
Good FARM PROPERTES
ESPECIALLY 1ESIHED.
GEO. M. READE, President.
T. IV. I)ICK, Secretary.
F.benet'urr, Jrn. 81, 180,-ly.
FREIDHOFFS BLOCK,
HIGH STREJ-iT.
CARL RIYtNIUS,
icai waicM3ler ana jeweler.
EBENSBURC. PA.,
HAS always on hfcaJ it lre, mried nd cle
, i. ?,nr,.""Tirr''Tlt of WATl'HKS, CLOCKS,
JbW IXRY.SI'KCTACLt.S, KVt GLASSES
fc.c, winch he ollors for sale t lower rirea than
any other dealer In the eonnty. Persons need inn
anything In his line will do well loplve hlmaeal
belorc purchaj;injf cl.-cwherc.
rompt atlention pai l to repairing Clocks.
v "'-tl.ej. .Icwt-lry, he. ami f aiuUctivu kuarau-
fiuvdiwi Srrii Tl,,.
- '.tie sC'Tii I
no idea so thoroughly teli
pcrienred farmers than Hat it j,. 'T
teiitht to change seed occas!or--
n.
i it is by no means an undispu'fJ
and we know of some intlhgfti
j indeed some who stand aiiiont; i "
, j thoroughly educated and txpiVi
, the .arming business h0 c)''. 5
j thai thissupjHwd necessity for ..n
itS:'
"C
. -
, v, .
the light of a new ju-dc areful nJi '
that even practices very tir., . '
come to lie abandoned, tlmt .
ways w illing to recousidf-r a.v ,. "
no matter how strongly le, i11-
i ciianse is thought to l .'
ic.riil in Tirtf of rtiu on.l u' .T
in i ii w nrl iplo ic nnTAr..liH . ,
larly a crops are rotated frr.rn
year. 13ut one of our fm mi, 'l!.'J
emphatic in regard to tLe p.ut-
no change of need is requin-d.' u , :
had one potato that is ,r,P
; "6""""'! 'ill,
potato year after year for ti
aim iney are as gocu as t-vtr
opinion it is not that a variety 'is ,
In U
, ttie ground that it sometirnf sV VH "'
but that it IS disease ! from (,r : "'
i,i.i. . . . uura-rarTvj-.
i v ' ' in i a
i" "o Jin s int. r ..i
of an unhealthy stock f ir a hf-a;;i i :r
and not a wearing out of a vane'v
The matter has a pi act k-al in;wX- r
n l Pf1ilf nTlt-n tint tt ., i ' X.
j i
m w . . - I W I.II-I1S- Vt.-i
the suggestion made I in tlie 1 1;?
irue reason ior me suposl V-.., ,
a Change, proper care in sa viiV '."".';
seed w ill be as good as a i-r.n-r. ,7 -
we must be satisfied that tl su --
is correct and that the truth lieV: n'
iew e.jn.Timems maue. i brre
sides, and sometimes sevend
an qiies.ions or this
charaefrr v.
I nae i-ero:iai Knowieii-e 0f tiiii t'.
' by farmers forty and fifty yea-, V"
when the varieties of potatoes ri;';
( .......... .. ja:nirs Tr
I comparatively lew to what thT
now, and wliose irons, in u-ir -ti,t
kind of seed
year after vear
loorer and p-Krer. though t!:fre wa r,-.
ai'parpnt disease, and tfie ot.iv rri-rr
they had was a change of C..
times it was the same variety oMa -'n-l
several Lundreils .-f miles avav
the State of MairiP, l,,r iuslai.ce-l'ail
the ield was double, the i-.ta'.n la-?.-and
quality better. ; m m',r.i
'jr'H'fi..
Tnr Cost r Ar.Ei.irv ii ;&
oiily ioor farming that don't jt. '
fruit-grower send an u.-ia-surte'i i-.t u
big and litt!e and fair and ciiarlv k; ;
to market, and pets leturns that k' t.
ly cover cost, while his peigh'.v.r .;:r
ceive tw ice as much lor half t!if-q jin.
tity. One btit-ttr-inakcr is paid hict-iu
to the iouiid, ai.d another arid t!::
ideas of the profit of dairyinz ar a .t
tle wider than the pi ices" of their
duct. It is so in every enterprise of tL
farm. One would suppose that in '
i culture l y machineiy theie vouM t
; little chance fur difference i:i results of
t l:arvesting and marketing. rtt rvf".
'there is abuudarit opioriunlty f : ;b.
blight of carelessness to aWrt 0
: structive iwer. For instance, ;-j A..
' meda county, California, a !-t o: l.l .
1 centals of wheat could only ceuiunuij e
! bid of so cents er certal'. U-cau- io.
I left in the cleanest condition bv tl.e .;-
arator. The owner was ueiUitr s' i:t
nor so thoughtless as to accept it, let
had it cleaned and w as offered Jl. Lis
ted with so large a gain at so riaa'.l ar.
outlay, he gave it a second clanii.c. aal
then sold the shipping wheat f.ri:.l.
lssr, centals; ls .p, CHl;a:s ,".
feed, and KT.j centals of oats and I urj.
for all of which he received J.241.7L
As the cleaning cost f 147.14. l e irai s
clear prolit of j412.li). uL'M'.i:ic i
next to godliness,"' and pruliuUe h j'l
things. 1. Tn'hxi.c.
Tnr T..vite.r.T ron.Titv r.Ai'-f.mx
the AVonLii. AY. C. Iiaker. of tri
liill, N. J., is the laigtst artitaial poul
try raiser in the world. aLd afttr
ing ti,ini in exi-eriniei.ts and Cf'.'.i:.
established, now has a gro-s ineiritu
?.s).(nni a year, and will rai e 3V1."-.1
young chickens during 1 lie nr.
largiag his accommolatioiis tokerpl-
j laying bens of the best van-ta-.:-
still has to buy eggv iJotli liti. s:
: chicks are housed arid fed in !i;i,ir.?u;..
' systematic style, the hatehini
j done in two incubating chaniUr! i.i't
: ble of holdiiig s.io eggs tatli. hit it
j of shallow tlmwers, whf-re t!,ey
I warmed by gas made on the plac?. ail
l turned daily by women in attendance.
j The young chick is taken to tlie It 1-
mg-house, several hours after it i hrdc:-
I adTnJsLnto the LcS-uT-thw
; liollow 7inf fillo1 with lint waVr ar.-
- .. -
iiuru uii lijc uimer Mac nun u.ai.ht.
After three weeks the lusty youi.p u
is put among the lAying hens or ;:i ti
cramming-house, where eai h f- n' '
confined in a small box and ;::W! :
two or tliree weeks till readv f- r iaa.lt:.
Mr. Baker can now fatten .VV'V '
A DiscovKKY ai.oi t ('UN. Ann
change tells of a man who ilarrs.
or three weeks after the cro; is ild.'.
i a new hill of corn even fifteenth n'.
J each way. And this is'tlie rena : "
j the weather Incomes drv after tte
j time, the silk and tassels beth Urari
j dry and dead. In this coiulilioi. d
j should become seasonable, the fun re
vives and renews its growth, lut t
' tassels do not recover. Then Kr w-t
of pollen, the new silk i ur.aMc to i
the ollice for which it was lf?;JT'r'
The pollen from the rr-p'auted " m
then ready to supply pollen, ami the i '
ins is comjileted. lie says near! .
the alortive ears, so common in c.i
cro;s, are caused Ly tlie waiit cf p-".
and 'he has known ears to doutle tt -t
size in this filling.
TllK rRKSEKTATION OF Tr.VIT M
nritiAL. Iast January a (V-?-fruit
dealer took two hunJrel f:
lemons direct from the tree aLd bun-:
them in the pround, to see h'W "
would keep. Four month? after Ic c
them up and found them in perfect T:
servation, as sound and fnh ai"'
as the day they were huiicl. I V'T
one knows how well potatoes kef p "
projierly covered ly earth. A,1
would doubtless do equally ; 6;"
possibly tlie same meth! may a"',"'
foi graies and other more pjTistai'j
fruit. It would not co much to-,
a few exieriinents in this direct iin. i
success could uot fail to le ad vat-t85f"-
Most of the ferns found in our
contain more or less starch, an l
properly prepared are extreme!) "
ble ami nutritious. An atttm; "
recently made in Trance to
them as an article of food. The vet:
shoots of the common brake ftm
exiosed above the soil to the
sunlight tiecome txceedinpl)' ,;tf ;
white and tender. A famous lrt.
painter is known to pride bin;? if
fern omelets, and the hill triW -1
pan live on fern all the vear roui.J-
spring they cat the tender leaf et?.
later in the season they cat the sW"
extracted from the roots.
Wkstekn exchange says that ii
epfs, sliells and a!!, is a remedy i'
scours in cattle. Pull out the twf
cracJc tho eri;, clap it on tho nvt '1
tonJv,e, and let po. To or lrc
enough for a young calf ; from t -'
to two dozen for a cow.
11 IS -
Clllt t"
feed retdarlv in time, qua'itit) '
tenier.Uure ; feed no uncoi-ktJ .
meal, and jou will Let be UvuIa
fctcuis.