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IUMrr! (OINTRY KOADS. 1
I'd a large extent in the South and i
Southwest the highways are of two .lis-
tiAci srts in local parlance, turnpikes !
nr.il ni ml road:'. !
The former tithj covers the main State ;
roads often constructed with great care
and cost, and usually maeadimiycd.
The li.tt r iritl'nits the rreat majority I
of country roads : anl for nine Months
or more cverv vtar the name is exactly
I
descriptive of their character. I hey
are emphatically mini roads, am', the
mud deep and tenacious.
Hank roads are not un frequently tried
where '.umber is cheap; but; tiny rest
un.h r thf disadvantage of being expen
sive, and they are neither durable nor
easily kept in "repair. Accordingly mud
roads predominate and communities pos-spssiii'i-
them are little given to social or
commercial intercourse with their neigh-
bors. save dining the brief periods v.h n
the iiiixl is dry aiid the wheeling passi- j
lily good.
An exception to this rule rip; cars in i
Hosier pari-h, Louisiana, where an at- !
tempt, has b-v;:i mad. to keep an inipor- j
taut earth road dry and a-able by the
novel device of roofing it so as to kee n
off the rain. Tin tirst stretch of cover- ;
ed road on this plan runs from lied
Chute lui-ige, Louisiana, four miles ;
across lied river bottom, near Shreve- '
!rt, and, rs is the usual fate ofne.v
ideas, it roused ;:o little ridicule. Judge '
Wat kins was not a man to be laughed ;
ilown. Obtaining a State charter for his ;
enterprise, he began to build the road.
His potK-nts comphiiiivti that he was
obstructing the parish read, and at
tempted to stop the work : but ample
and lawful room having been jiiven -01"
the parish road, their opposition came
to nothing. It is now four years since
the work was benm, and Mr. John S.
Williams, of shiv vepovt, who lias been
connected wiMi the enterprise from the '
beginnim?, informs :ne that ;the road is !
a complete succ ess. At the time, of his !
writing, while the tincovir.-d roa !s were
axle deep in some places with stiff mud,
the- shed ra 1 was firm and dry.
In building thi? road, the l ed, eigh- '
teen feet w id-, was thrown i:i just,
enough to ,:ei p out the suirace water ;
and over it was put a roof of plank llvc
eighths inch thick, tie: planks being
twelve inches wide and twenty feet Ion:,'.
Cypn
f:ni!i the neighboring swamp
is use-I !ur poits, and iughiy sawtd
timU'i- lor fi;aueu'irl. liy meat s of
an ingenious platform mounted in a
coin::i::i ti'.o-hois'.' wagon and support
ing a lig!:t fiaim woiA. four ivi-n ea:-:Iy
put up twenty .sections, or twenty feet
eat h. a tiay.
rlhe c i.'t of the road was about ?:,-"iiK)
other stle of road possible there.
durability and its unvarjing service-abh-ness.
The native clay soil, when
kept dry, makes a belter road than eith
er wood or stone, and the load is easily
Kept in repair. The wagni.s do i.ot
touc h the wood ,vi irk. and t!:o rouf v. ill
last live lim s as long as pi.i:d;s laid ;
on the damp earth. Though the,si.ks
are not inclosed the rain dots not drive
In t!!i).igh to make tt;.; roads mu-ldv.
much le.-,s w;'.s!i it. In
ical test of the ro.nl,
cheapness ;;nd tliicivne
I'.orl the piact
i the fcore of
, has b'.vn so
lile alul o'.'i o-
satisfiictory that the ri
,1 ;
fiition at iiit awaheii
d have been over-
come, and other roads on I
are about to be coast i urU
uliili CI'-'. 1.
e faiii" plan
Tin: s-'i m:k. The si,!vr has ih v r
beer, at s' ho il a d iv in his hie, he has
never learned a trade, or lead a bonk,
yet he can make the straightest lines,
most perfect circles, and beautiful little
bridges; and many of his family tan
spin and weave. -;i:in of them cm hunt
and swim a..d dive and iio mason ork
almost as wl; as if they hy.d a trowel
and nurtar. There is a .'pid- r in my
gard. u that makes so many lines and
circles you".! think it had been all thro'
i'iii.it r I . l . . j f i i-i-l .i .i i-. it- . .....
a litlk- l.trger than the other, til -out
tweie. of them, and then from the.
Miia:'tsL ci.cie oegins anu mai.es ao-.Mit
twenty-cig'it straight lines going to the
oulsMle circle, like tlie whalebones ii:
an iiiubrcli.t. It makes this web so per
fect and regular that it is called ike ge
I'UKttic .pi'!..!-, l'ou'ii ,-ee late in slim
mer c!iw; r.H of its eggs on bushe:? and
hedges. When ha'ehed t he si-ideis all
keep to-, ther in a htth
1
a; :
Veil
tout h thij ball p.n.l the little spidirs ill
M-atter in ail directions, but as s--on as
they can tin v'il get together again, as
before. I left my silk dit ss last night
hanging over a chair near the wall, and
this in, irrong I found that .Mrs. Spider
hail lct ii ther.i in the night and made a
iieautiful bri.'ge of .-pider silk between
my d'-ess and the wall. The spider that
made this bridge for m.' has eight eves.
It can't move any of these eves; each
eye h.:s but ope lens. ;,:.d can only. si e
what is just in front of it. It had a
pair of sharpchiws in the forepart of its
head : v!:i these iittie plvcrs it cab-bis
other small s. :di is. A Ia n the spi
lcr is at rest, it folds tl ise little claws
one over the other like tho purls of scis
sors. T'n is spider has t ighl iect : most
insects, you know, have six. At the
i-nd of t ai-h foot i : a movable hook. It
has live blt!c spinutrs or m inncn. Is.
with which it m.il.es its web. ' K.ich of
the-e .-piiiin is has an oieiiing which it
l i'.n make huge or small as it likes. 1
Tin ie is a t u'oe like a little ball commu
nicating into each of ti:e-e openings.
In Ihi-s lube are fonr little reservoirs. ;
which hold the '-gluey substance of :
Mhich the thieatl is sp'.in." As soon'
as this liquid comes to the air it In comes
a tonsil .and strong thread. I suppose
uif air a -is npm :t m the
.same way.
V.U.I Ful' I Nsi'i ls.- Who thinks of
it? An 1 vet it. the economy of eat lire J
nf what immense importance they an
in all seasons, every naturalist knows, '
while in commerce the amount deiived
from tin m ') a-'oimding. A'e have no
figii'cs to inniliice in regard to our own i
trade, for our statistics do not roach
that high state of h. rfci t iuu wbi-h uiil ;
admit of it. bin (.rc.it Ibil.ti. pavs an
nually ?l.i'im.ii'iii tor the dried .iri-e.-ses
f that tiny insect, called the c him al ; ;
while another, also peculiar to India, I
jjtiui shell. ie. or liil her its produ -ti mi, is .
fcarcely less vabiab'c.
Mon? than 1, '!'!. ' ti human beings
ilerive theii sole support from U,.- cul
ture and inai nfai ti-r s ,,f t!ie fib, is j
lim by the silk w.,im.or vvhi.-h the an
nual rircuhitiiig medium is .said to be '
SJ.Ni.iHio.lHHl. i:,ivl:m,l ah.ne. to ...y '
nothing of the other parts of Pttrt.pe',
S.VH,iN ;ire ;;wMt every year fur the
purchase of foreign honev, while the
value of that which is native is not 1
ineiii louen ; ami a t hi.; cs ti. u ,,i i. ,.r
ul,"""'-i 'ui'i uv or iii'iirt t t iv, in
swelling the a iincmt of our conoiicicial
v.-ii....... .. ..
' .on..:. ui hi our cornmciciai
rotits. KM-nthos. which in s...m. cases!
rove a nl.tn-.. i!;i ., 1!ril. , ll( tiv(. .
:ive their ,,!., h, t:,e order of nature I
lid K Vi lit Worst'. j
si in l i-n vent wi
To'. i;f a I'i i .,N.-.T.,ke out a !.- j
tu ii of the iti-idc of a l. i,., n. afi tbru-t I
the linger into il. Or tal o the s-kir. of!
the iii'if of a fresh , ,;. jt ,, j
with the inoiston-th white ,, the
egg MM to I he fin u r, an 1 it will ,l, dw t
the Miatii gh,bt;:.. if rn causi . th- mif, to '
tliejMii'bi. f. ,s it tliies nuikf new an- I
l'l ii-ai 1 j
a mile, with lumber at .1 a hundred feet, t&pifff&y tri&?&.&'&& I
laboi 1 a.lay, posts twelve ami a half , f'l P??&8&?& !
cents eac h, earthwork twenty cents a f Q f& 1
cubic yard, and nails live cents a pound. 'A '&:$y&k&$ W&l !
The advantage of the road aiise from : J-akjJM
its clii.ipness, as eomp.n vd with any t'i i"i ' ?" i 1 1 V 5 rr E it I l r fci !
111.' l.lirtl.w t4?.i'htiF&.'t7'mti-m,jLKZ'l ' M'll.ic In (III-nirn'm In. :..-..' ...H" I
IVsid.-S all II, it Il.c,-.. SS,I " U i "I '1 t.. all K.-.M.VO I ..,..,-. no mnttir ,t ' ,f s
linfM im ,1 f... ,! ... i . I -'-i MARK TtK-lirmt Inr.TRAOS MAHK "-' Iat-nt mnv i.p. i:..
IHII. ll-i.I il-il!gaud lii.ll.lfg . J, ; ii.!iln,..:,n I l.y I'rii--irt-.
the i ;intharilcs or -p:tni-h ilv. u, d in ; 7-i ""i-r ,'J'& : -
inclicin,-. In fact, t-v.-rv in.-cct. i, i fat s' '''- yAS ' Tl. J. 1JUCK.
MRS. LYD2A I. PiNKHAM.
OF LYNN, MASS.
DISCOVFIiEIl OP
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
YIGSTAELS COMPOUND.
Tl! P-.iitivr Cr,T
For all Female Complaints.
T!iH rPrfttlori, wmi Vp-nlftcs, consist-, of
Vt tAhlr PrtivTtie thr.t arc Lrtr?:ik --i 1o the mnxt d:l
into inrnlii!. Upon otio trial Iho rrw rits cf tlits Cm
pmn4 arolirf is iinmclirri ; ami
hcn 1 uf: in cm-.tinmsl, Ir. niiirt y-r.i:: en??:, in a It;m.
5:ti1, a pcniinnei tciiroHf TTtH-ted.nthoti-inn'Iii t
tify. On acronr.t of its pmvi n inorlt-, it N to-!.".T r
tommomN and i rwrw-l 1-y tbo licst hysuian in
the country.
It will rtiro entirely tl.fl ir-nt fonn cf fa!liTi(j
of the utems, T.t urorr?:o- Irrejjulur nnd jninfn!
Monstrufttlon, nil Ovarian Troii!ilt), Jnfnnriatfrn t. 1
V Iteration, f I'vIir:, all r.i larmfrif n and the mn
froqTient spinnl vpftknfM, ml H fix"laly adn; t f
th Clianpe of I.ffo. It vill cHolrc and piie tnrrorj
frrm the utor:Innn en:!y sta-e of d vMopmort. The
t n'lency to cancerous humor thero la checkud very
riH-dily hj i?4 use.
In fact it hna proved t' fe th (rrcat
rt antl best rmptly that has rtr dicoT-r
i-d. It pennes.tr every nortioaof the nvtm, am! pir-9
nrw life and vip-nr. It rer.iovrs f:iiiitne:-.,fiRtul.'nry. dv
i troys all craving for stimulants, ant' relieves reaVnr
of the stomach
It cares liloat Inc. TTearfarhrfi, Kcrvo rroFtratT"n.
Gent raJ Debility, Wci ilt ncsa, Deprewnon ami Intli
pr?st!'in. That fctlinu of bcningr (Iiiwb, rausing1 pMn,
wripiit and l-arkarhe, is always r rmanently curtnl l.y
its use. It w ill at all tirar , r.udumh rrll ciri:iiotan
ro, ft't la Larmony with the lew tliut e-j-vema tLe
feinnlcytem.
Fir Kidnry Coinilaiiit3 cf either s. x this ctmjxuiid
lyJia E. PinW.am's Vegetable Compound
I prfT.Prcl at a:nl T Wctom Avi-nTlr. Lynn, Mnv.
I ri c ? 1. ). Sit bottli i for tui.00. S. nt liy luBil In tl.o
f.tr:i of ptilp, i-.ls in tho form of Lozcnrs, on rrlpt
f l.ricr, t'- , I-'., t,r citi.. r. Mix. I'INKUAM
f-; - ly uii -.v.-ci-" n!Il- ttt of lnui.jr. Send for pain-
f:uui:T pUoulil 1 without I YDIA F 1'INKITAM
I.I KH ril.I.S. Tin y ruru C jnt:ioUon, CiUoaaca
and Torj ii.ty of ;!ic Livtr. 2.i ccnioixr Lox.
ft Jr Fi r ly k.i. A. Kki.i.y .V "., UoikthI
A-j"!it'. I'iii-huiyli. P.i., and Dr. Wm, T.kmmon,
I'ru'i-t, l.iit i:-l.urjr. I'a. 7-i'Ho.-y.
5.1 ami iisn K23?KYG.
l-i w H t
.if1
.: f t::-y !"-.-",,:o rrpirc i
.a r..x .'"' villi
T r r i r r
i on!'-i'- iv;
rr.N;:'.
::i:oafinoss, iioil.n-1'. P; -fH-psla, ,1a::
!:., C'Ostttijn ."el I i:p. or Ititl
Co::rp l"i;iis. or :ti !, rJi.tTii-ls,
Sf ili'-.t.-T't 'n l i-ino. Milky
or r t'rli'i"; or i:hoa
,in;:!ir ri.i1; r.n! A. h,
r.i ilvrnioil I rrar-ii " Mr...-! pri'i.i-tn' 1
.Ir'il 111" Inborn fil'iuid h:iC l -f-c :i
:iclk(l nai ui -i V.".
:tn.l Vlll
1
'.l::n.in .s pr. !c :
! r..'.d : t..ro t
1 .
'I i
.'f73r lor"i?rfror.-i tho
Wl.-' bo.-.r cucrt
u. stress f ori Cs::
n ?
.1 ror:us-e cf Cc-
stlri.-,tior nn'J rl:
j j Viivj h) to f '.ir;
J or-JoreJ urine '
l:A i;-.-VFrv-V.-:"T1:l
k-i Se S.I cr,.-r ::-..! ! a
VO'i
One Pai'V;en:;:! .-f iv i-.iirtitTT-
1'jvr Bn'-;.' .'..t .7. ' '!!
if
von. :.. r . '.'.:' :; ' "-.41.". 3 1
j
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I a :. i itrrl'iirt.Mi, Vt. It
OIH 114 1 (O
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10 YEAKS 1JEF0RE THE PUBLIC. ;
J loi'.oiiiiccil ny ::il to tic t
ant ami :! i I'-.vciot s renit
fr the (ti:k of t tu (:i:s;
,:e ino-t I'l.
dv now in
KAs-
use
cm. ns, i:oi i
lii.ti. ness, tii k'iitg 'ensiiliiiti of the throat,
vvhoopiiigciiMgh, etc. Ovi'.n a mu.i.ion t,ot-
TI.KS SOI.I) WITHIN Till: I. VST FK'vV YEAKS.
II ejves reiief vv h' lever ne.l, and lias the
. :
power to I II! part benefit that CANNOT be had
from I
fell gh
inixt'.uvs now in tie.
at eitts i it l;ctt!e
by nil Druggi
SKI.I.I'.bS' I.IVKK PlbbS arer.ls.) high
ly recuiiiiu, in!,.(l j;,r l ining liver complaint
cimti pa Hon, siek-hea. laches, fever and ague,
and all t!i ca-i s of the Muinnrh av.il liver.
Sold by all Druggists at --'."i cents per box.
j:. j:. srrcrs .1 to., nitsbm-j, v.
I t.-tiil-T -Jt. ls;v
rl- Tjs5fO't. i z-r-1-,'- 'Z
STOMACH
i f.i
r,i
M
loltn.i ''leilicall'iii j
'tii'll wlii-h .- b , t 1 1 . 1 l.ov. r l.f lifl.-oir.l j
I - .-i i-r-i
lit.il .1 iiii-r is
ll.e Hi! !r- t t '
r'-i-.-.-i.nly :-.r tl
li-r l.ili.,u-m--s.
rmiil.l. outs. 111,
r,--or. .-ii.-l tl:,.,-,.i.ro n r,,:irsr ,il
: : s ;i.-.ii is ...ro, nl.ii-ly ,oirn!,l.
, Ii- 'il,' ;ui I .-i.-Mv. As .-i ri-ne-iiv .
iv.ii.ia. ii, rv,ni-ii. s, i.n.i I..-(1 j
:e nuttiiii t-ii,ii;-:ir.ii'i,, tu tins ;
x 'rJ h, .. n,.-. , ..
'!;;!,,.:;':.. u XK
-?i'x4V A ...-.. I X
PcfDHI TASIR3 X' nlu,"!. 'f FTtTA!K
' : k. li..ii:r t.i Vl-i-n. rremnt.
I -. ii :i.l in -in v . I i.. r .li i.... i !.i . ..I ...
it:i ..f Hk TA 1R3.
l'..i. k. l'-iii:f i.l 'i-ti!ti. Pmnnnir
I iii iio . I ii r .ti - i-. i I'.i i le.t.l t.. I ii-
i . ' t "ir I ' .:i-iiii;.li.iii. :in. a I'r- iti.i: ui .- ;i:iv.
'fin1! irli. ui ir, i:i .,Tir j..i :n i Ii 1- l . h:. Ii rrr il
:r" I-. !rtT l-v inriil "ipi-.inr. 4&-'l't'
.s,.... M.-.i, , , ..,1 i,VMi li.r-jit., at $
r i:iiU ,r M . :irl;i-.-.. , ,r :, or will lp s.-i.t
.'.'rv ly li. ..ll 0:1 r.n i.. i.l In.' ii.i...rv .v n !.r.'.5in
Thrf.ry H.l.rinr I o.,
M ! n..- ll'i.i-k. I'm,.. it Mi.-r
i-soi.D i:y inn (kiisis r. whkkk.
TP A. KIIOK .M A K i: K, A ttor n e y.
-- AT I.AW, KI-. netiiirf'. Otii e .-in Flib
birctt.e.Hkt ciJ ul rtsiiJeuce.
.S.-U.1
That Ac is at t' Same Time on 1 1
'-iv.
KLEBRATE3 8 j
f :tJ. Vl?A-"v Ai v?'-5.v-; -;'.'
5
r,:-;v-,, ; lir. MM$ TAKAiCiNUffl TONIC !
!&&2&.Vr4':7Ttt&-9 '. "r. "VS"TSI1 .Mr.:.-. ik. .. v.--o..,!,.c ,.,,mlK..
l i L n.i. I nil .1.-.'..". 'S?J
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
I nrwmv Tmgi hi'tnj fr.)
A vea-tahl propnrntion nn tTe onlr nr)
remedr in tno w- rld for Brlyht lirntet,
Dlnrx'te. 7tnfl AIJ Kldnej-, Livrr, and
I rinnry liare.
'i lni'uuaK of the highest order In proof
Of thrp stnfomenf s.
For th cure ff I:fHtc, rail for Wan
ner'i nf llnhef e itrf .
''Fur the cire of HricHC anrt the other
(!ioa x, mil f r Warner's Hiifv kidaer
and LUfrf'nre.
WARNER'S SAFE BITTERS.
It is thoNt ftlwwl frtrlfior. end 5timulat
every function to more h;iit Ut'ul action, aiid
is thus a bn'-fit in all diseases.
It rur(N Scrorulona and otherfcln Fmp
and ln-fes, incluUing Cancero, II
!. nnd other Vre.
1 vtopfin, Wealinrwnffhf Kfnmaeh,
fanMipallnii, lizKlnr. fnrml lt-lnl-Iy,
etc., arp cured by tii Naif ICItH-r. it is
Qnpqnf.led an appetizer and iii!rtinir.
iiotth s of two si.t9 ; prices, 5(H. ani ffl.OO.
WARNER'S SAFE NEPVfNE
Qnioklv tr'v Rt and S?mi to the ptTtforjn,
enrcs llenqiiehe and JtenmleJ;&. proven ts
pi let le 11, and relieves KervcMi fni
frtileckti hri-,unt on by rxc(-s-:v (trtuk, over
work, mental shocks, and other cause.
Powerful as it is U stop pHin and aothe d!s
tnrtod Nerves, it n w r injures the system,
whether taken in sm:.H or lart: (lon.
Uottles of two stz ; prnv, 5tc- and M -OO.
WARNER'S SAFE PILLS
Are nn Immediate nnd rtfva stimnlua frjr a
Tori9i t.iver, uni rnre Gottlveeesa. Dnppiit, Fil-
ionn?ts. bii;cub umr-rh-r.
Malaria, Trxer
and A5ti. hikI shotild
be usfti wht'iit vvr the
bnwrl d' nt 1 prato
fref-ly p.i.d rciruiarly.
o 01 itrr I'ill- rrqt.ir nrh
rm'l tl.w for lbronl
V rrw Sufi- Iti-ir-!i re
did l.y IfTMfc-ri! Uralrr
In JMt-filrlnr tfrrhrrr
K. H.Warnsr&Co.,
Inpr!rtrtr.
ROCHESTER, N. T.
C"7Snd for rawtplitot
7 f?-"
3
mi
Is a yiirc euro for a'l ordinary dieapcy of Hor.-c,
t 1'attlo, SIipcji ami Swinf. It cuivs ami prrvrnt?
j 1'iiu kkx Ciii.i.ijm. Your row Is certain to yield
I'r.U KXT. Ml I:K A Ml HKTTKU M1I.K ATI IIOTTKR.
stuck F.vrrKNs ux oni-m-'ocktii i.rxs
KKKI)!
Iieing in ii.-.t?-inii tif a luru'e niuiil'crof excel
lent tc-iimonial.-, I su!'..:ii few:
I Iiave lieen nsiiifr ymir I'siftle roiviler fur iiores,
cows, chi'-ki'ns nnj pip'-, mi'! Iin.1 it a kiivi-olass
tiling. f rKnuiiK HoM, J erma n f mv n, I'a.
I have u-"'il two ;ark- cf ymirl'attle IVtnlrr nn
my P'iit anil cliiiTi.-M.'-'. row e K nk.uii.y
twick tiik gi Avnrv of mii.k slic ilut hefiirr. My
e!iicken?i were l i nur. hut wore ockkd immkihatk
I.V after I Irol n-cil ti.p imwifcr.
Yours, trnly, .1on. I'a.-mh it, 1.0J;:, X. '.
I li.e e Ute-J y.'iir Cattle l vw -r ,in.i i:net say it
is the lust fur horses, e ittlj, .-lieep. etc. 'j'rieil it
on iionl'rv fi-r maiix : . i i ti t . with c -v. i IV
kveuv CAfE. .I ' i: - ! ferry .-. : It c, Vj.
T.n.-t jsttm tner -cut iiie a fmelc iiofy..:ir ;.or
iler ir!iic!i I ivi t.i iv pi.iiitiv. nn.l l.avi- nut Iia.t
one ilr ;. ; v tar!: -v or kcii .-iuro.-jlr... W-t.
K.v.vi r, )niue, .V. Y.
Si iol me n -ck or tv -. ..f ;, .-ir Cm; - I'ow lev.
The .::ek I .-r :.o;n you l i t i i cr r i:;i t n i:
CHI' Kl. in OKI: . ! if.ive s.iiiie ol it to a llei-.h-
t'or ;in I it cur.
t i:is e:.:, -ken.-.- .1.
!I.N Wil l i A MS,
Spruce ,:!c. t !iio.
Aih!.-. r a p-i'.ip:i
Ar- li St., I illl. V10.1.I-
'n t. r. A.
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. all person" Kiter, -te,l that he will
' ti-it l.nretto pr .le--;o!i , av e.n the
lirsi .itonoay el e irii tinnitH Cirst
Seriicrs ni the day h lion i:i-,- Tnelav : I'arroll
t"Wii on the ei onrl -Mornlay of ea, h nioiiih. and
W il in ir- on the loi-rth Inn.lav nt ea, h month.
.VU prison- nenlinx ilental work will ilo well
t.ijrive me a e.ill. as I am prepare. I to fnrniHlt lull
cr partial set ot teeih ami i'-r!orni all other oper
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What is the cause of lightning '
Lightning is the result of electrical
discharges from the clouds.
hat is thunder
Thunder is the noise which sncceds
the rush of the electrical thud through
the air.
AVIien does lisrhtnins occur ?
"When clouds, charged with the onno
site electricities approach, the forces
rush to each other, and combine in a.
state of equilibrium.
Why does lightning attend this move
ment of the forces of electricity ?
Jiecausc the atmosphere, being unable
to convey the great charges of electrici
ty as they rush toward pach other, acts
as an insulator, and the lightning is
caused by the violence of the electricity
in forcing its passage. When the con
ducting lower is equal to tlie force of
the electricity it passes invisibly, noise
lessly and harmlessly whenecr it finds
a sufficient force fo conducting it. r
Why dos lightning sometimes apnea
Uccause, lieing resisted in its Progress
by tlie air, the electricity divides into
, two or more points, ilies from point to
i point, and seeks a passage in differen t
: directions.
I AViiy is it dangerous to stand near a
I tree during an electric storm ?
i Uecause the tree is a liettor conductor
! than the air, and electricity would pro-
I bably strike the tree and pass to the
i person standing near.
i "Why is it dangerous to sit near a lire-
j place ?
I liecause the chimney being a tall ob-
i ject and the smoke a good conductor,
' would probably attract the electricity
' and convey it to the body of a in-rson
sitting near tha tire.
j Why is it dangerous to'sit near water
' during a thunder storm ?
! JJecanse water is a good conductor
j and the vapor arising from it might at-
i tract the electricity.
j Are iron houses dangerous ?
j No; they are safe, because their en-
tire surface is a good conductor and
I would convey the electricity harmless to
j the earth.
Are iron bedsteads dangerous?
I o ; they are safe because the iron
j frame completely surrounding the: body,
! ami having a great capacity for conduc
tion, would keep electricity away from
the body.
Why is it safe to be in bed during a
thunder storm '(
JJeeause feathers, hair, wool, cotton,
etc., esiecially when dry. are good in
sulators or non-conductors.
What is the safest position to be in
during a storm V
In the centre of the room, isolated as
! far as possible from surrounding objects ;
i sitting on a chair and avoid handling
I any of the conducting substances. The
! windows ami doors should be closed to
j prevent drafts of air.
; If in the open air, what is the safest
situation ?
To kiep aloof as far as possible from
I any elevated structures, lcgard the rain
; as a protection against the lightning
; stroke, for wet (dot lies would supply so
good a conductor that a very large
; amount of electricity won hi rv,s over it
man's botly through wet clothes and lie
: would be quite unconscious of it.
I'lM'tMXIi UK (TlK KKNS. With few
exceptions the best time to dispose of
chickens is as soon as they are large
enough fur the gridiron or frying-pan.
They will sell for more than they will
att.r they have attained their full
growth. The earlier they are hatched
and of a size lit for market the higher
will be the price they command. Spring
chickens properly rate as luxuries, anil
luxuries are in greater demand and
bring lietter prices than substant ial ar
ticles of food. y marketing chickens
early :n the season much tioable is
avoided in tlie care of them and in many
cast s large losses by disease are saved.
Much feed is also saved and this is no
small item when large (locks of birds
are kept on a farm. The demand for
spring chickens is rarely met in any of
our large cities.
The poorest time in tho entire year to
send poultry to market is the early part
of the winter, though singular enough
this is tlie time usually selected by the
majority of farmers. In nearly every
great market in lite country tiiere is a
vast amount of poultry during the weeks
that Thanksgiving, 'hristmas and New
Year's day occur. Of course a large
amount of poultiy is consumed at these
times, but the Mipjily almost invariably
far exceeds the demand. Prices rule
very low and much stock is carried over
tiil it brings hardly enough to pav the
cost of transportation and sale. Poul
try ranks among p reliable goods, for if
it is not injured by heat it will lte by
cold and exposure. I'liless iowls are
disposed of within a short time after
they arrive in market tl.cy will be dis
posed of at a low price.
Cl KF. FOI KlCKINlr Cows. Two I
correspondents of the Witmi .Vo-fc i
.."(,-..? give their methods of curing j
kicking cows respectively, as follows : I
A year or two since 1 got, in trade, a j
handsome three-year-old heifer, one of '
the most vicious kickers I ever saw. '
( hie of my men who milks tried various '
devices without effect, and finally took ;
a common garden hoe, passed the Im o i
end in front of the off hind leg (the '
right leg lch;nd), and behind and above i
the gambrel joint of the left hind leg of 1
the heifer. Then sitting down irtln; j
right to milk, he put the handle of the !
hoi; well up under his left arm, and be- ,
gan milking. The heifer could not st ir I
either hind leg. and after one week she
could be milked safely without fetter- I
ing, ami proved to be a va liable an i.onl
Of course she was tied in the stable like
j the other cows, but on being turned out
to grass, could be milked anywhere
j without trouble.
The annoyance of having a full pail
I of milk kicked over by a vicious cow is,
, to say the least, exaserating. Having
j had considerable experience with such
, animals, trying every expedient I could
think or hear of, I at last hit upon a de-
, M;e mat proven eliectual in the shape
i of a milking stool so constructed as to
, shield the pail from the kick. Take a
pi-ee of plank two feet long and ten
1 inches wide; bore holes and put two
I legs ol suitable length at each end
I'nt a "dashboard";,. r erhaps it might
more properly be called a "kickln.ai tl")
; on one end, of height and width at the
, top to correspond to the pail, with two
pieces nailed on each side back n ll.e
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This device -m ..f .' "
v - .-.in nii I'll it il i k i I r in
cow from
n kicking but vm. - ii c .-
s. cverv t inip 3
your inilk every time,
-Maiikixii-Ink. The following sim
ple directions for inakinjr durable innr'.--
nik inav lterhans b; 'useful. :it n.ni
hich is sold is not alwavs o-oorl l.,t
Wlinvirnrllic"! , !
ilve-V i, tr i., r ", Oyirate purple-llowered iK-as are found to an
nvei) into half a tablespoonful of ! sn-pr w. fnr l-.tr. .rr
I'"' i'l iTi-;,y r t,V t,,C, "k is fit I
c?.fU,C- 1 ' l'T to, marked must
hr.t be wet with a strong solution of ;
common soda, and be thorough! v .l.-io.i i
I ... mm,; .ne niiv IS Used llfion it. The
l.. r ..... ... .
r w' Taint at lirst. but bv fxiwt.
i . . ,
1 ni.uccoiiic qnue uiack '
u'"a""l'
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Thksk frosty mornings and chilling '
w inds are laden with rheumatic pains, t
w hich are apparnnf ly lavished without '
stint on aged i-oile. In nbser.co nf o i
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better reme.Iv it will I- found that equal !
j quantities of kerosene oil and tiirorin
j tine applied warm to the afllicted iirt
j w ill do much toward removing the pain
-Ml rheumatic people should weai lan
I nels, not only in winter hut all suuimtr
i loo, if they art Ihcii a."kteJ,
i "Takixi tjtk Tati- Oct."-Al-;
most everybody knows that n globule of
i east or oil mav le so fohlril bv a deft and
i quick hand, ln-tween two tfasjooiifnlsof
lemon juice that only the acid is reeog-
nizetl in the taking, and that wbe-e
I acids inav not be used the satr.e efTect
j may l secured liy wine or spirit, lint ;
I c verj one lors not know that any pow
j erfnl pungent substivnre, masticated for '.
a moment and rejected, will prevent the ;
' ncessitj' of acid or spirit, iwithtr of
i whirh, of course, it is Wst to give.
Thus, a bit of lemon peel or orange peel,
i if chewed half a imnutp. will n'luler
castor oil as innocent as water, and it
will do tlx- same for tlie quite as vile i
taste of balsam copaiba. A little bittt-r !
almoml, too, has the same over, if not j
more of it : and a peach kernel is not j
bad to use in that way. Indeed, one
drop of the essential oil of almonds will :
neutralize the distrusting quality of a ',
whole ounce of castor oil, we are told, i
without detracting from its virtues, and ,
less than a teasHonful of oil of orange i
will work the same on an ounee of bal- '
am copaiba. If, however, not any of
1 these articles is at hand, some strong
pepei mint is very effectual. Kven lie-
oiR-e will prevent the taste of anything
iiiai is very nuieriiom iieing percfiveo,
; ami, strange 10 say, is the only sweet
, snbstalice kno.vn that is capable of do
j ing that. A pinch of the leaves of sag,
! either dried or green, or ix-nnyroyal,
j and even of catnip, it not quite ss! re'iig,
; is yet very eillcient. Something as gooii
j as all the rest although io the children
i not quite so agreeable, is the scattering
of a few grains of Cayenne pejtper on
i the tongue, after whose biting sting
neither alos, nor salts and senna, nor
! colchicnm. nor thorough wort, nor sod,
i nor bromide of ammonia, nor anvthing
else, in fact, however disgusting, will
i make the slightest impression. If dub
I (iren, as it is very likelv, should prefer
the tas-tr of medicine inne iin.l monliil-
; terated to the Cayenne, there are grown
: neonle. and amoter tiiem dTw..i iiu-
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those. L'ent lenien who xchiom n.l ti
take inetlicine, and make
;i .rreat fuss
ahour. it When they do, and to whom!
Cayenne is s pleasant an 1 necessary that !
some of them always carry it about
thi m, may be glal to avail themselves
of the knowledge in any case of need.
11" r' : ljii-'r.
Tiik Ai:'i.i:-Ci:or Tins Vkai:. The
'atements we have from almost over
the entire apjile-growing legions of the
country are favorable for the best apple-crop
in many years. Of course
there ere regions where it will be short,
and some where the fruit has suffered
iiom me euecis oi insects: lint in gen -
eral the trees are not only well hiden
With frillt. but it is of ho-re siw ...!
with more than the usual freedom from
tne attacks oi their common enemies
; In the counties around I'liiholeli.!.;
j while we have known the crop to be as
abundant, ve do i ot r immlM r the
sjK cinu-.is to be larger or more perfect.
I We saw the other day a line, syiiinirt
; rical tree loaded with that must "beaut i
! ful apple and the ery best of (he whole
catalogue :ho "American Summer
IVarnian." It Wis quite bevond onr
! k!iovvls,l-p that the variety would "do"
' !".ere it? Pennsylvania. PomohiJ-isi s told
! us it wouM not. Put here it was. larger
i and more perfect and of higher quality
, than we have even seen or eaten in Dt 1
; aware or elsewhere. Here, too, in
: Pennsylvania, before the middle of Au-
' ''list if ,V:K Tierri.etl,- ft.w. .....1 .......1.1
, . ..... i i ,p . i .. ,iil'l
le preferred to aim,.: anv ai.ole tlct
grows. At least we would prefer it.
Some thirty years ago. iieing at St.
(ieorg'-s, Iiekiware. on a lishing excur
sion, we came acioss this appl" for the
lirst lime and made arrangements the
following spring to ie furnished with a
number of grafts. Thes" we scion a
dwaif apple-tree, and the follow ing year
we distributed grafts among friends in
Philadelphia, Mont omrrv. Pucks and
Chester counties. It may be that the
tree above referred to came from our
own stock ; and if it should Ik-, it is the
only one of which we receive any infor
mation. If there are any others we
.should like to hear of them. f.V r,ef,t
("ir,i Tihifrnpli.
: 1 1 o vv to K 1 1. 1. L vi:(ii:Tv'i:i:i.s. Some j
! weeds may be effectually exterminated i
by cutting off the stalks close to the !
, ground with a scythe. The proner time '
to do this work is soon alter they have !
': attained their growth, but Ik fore the i
' seeiis have matured. The branches of
some weeds are so close to the ground ;
i that they can only b- f eveied from the :
i roots by a Inn?, which should lie very i
: sharp in older to do the work well and !
with any degree of ease. Weeds should I
Ik cut quite early in the season, in or- i
tier to lirevei.t lhn rii f: : in - nf Mm i.i.,1j I
' that would give trouble another year if
not the same season they grow. The
j seetls of some weeds are entirely ripe j
while the petels of the blossoms are still i
fresh. The appi-arance of the plant af- )
! fords no indication of the maturity of
j the seeds, as is the case with grain." '
It requires considerable pains to des- j
troy some large weeds, as burdocks, mul
leins and Canada thistles. The. stalk i
must be cut several inches below the j
surface of the ground or they will throw i
up suckers in the same manner as trees
and bushes. A spade or a narrow steel
blade fixed to a handle is the best im- I
plemcnt to use for the purpose. After !
the stalk is cut and removed it is well
io crop a nniiiiuii ot salt, on tlie stump
that remains in the. earth. A drop of
sulphuric acid applied with the end of
a stick is effectual in destroyi ng the life
of the roots of weeds. Strong lye. Par
is green, or London l.urnle mav also lm
emu loved for the same l.tinmsost with
most excellent results." It is always
1-est to make sure work with large and
troublesome weeds.
Home-Maik Iboi.i.KKs. At a recent
meeting of the Elmira, (X, V.) Far
mers' Club a correspondent asked how
to make a roller. W. A. Armstrong
said that they can be built uik.ii the
wheels of worn out mowers at a cost of
not more than ?f or S. W. A. Ward !
j thought it was not necessary to look for ;
old iron wheels to make heads of, for
they may le made of wood as well, lie i
said: "Any farmer can pick up old nag
on tires enough to bind the staves, and ,
any farmer should have skiil enough to
make a roller as good for all farm pur- !
losesas tne most costly one lie can buy."
r. XV. Hoffman said that he had ueeu
using a roller made more than thirty
years ago, with wooden heads and the
staves spiked on, and no iron hoop to
bind them. During all these a ears it
it i
" I't-en useii wnon requtml, an.V.Ione
l'"1 work- He doscribi-d this roller as
! i" two sections, each alont fom
as
four
feet long. The staves and heads are
of oak. The axle was orisinallv or !
b'anon "Bd WM replaCe1
Tn I nr 7t.- iv . i-r-i
. " -l AlIU
t'T rc not so liable to 'be mildewed as '
many of the other sorts, and will con- !
tim.e tlowPri, till ti, r..f l " ' T"
i.. V-K"1
niviii. i iii.-n; in-iisina. ueM.wn in .imv.
AiwnU .,r aJ .,f M. r'
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""S""'! ' .aie as tne nrsr, week in
I ...... . 1 : e ...
.-ei.iL-iiu.iei, 11 sown in a warm, sheltered
.111.11iki11.11 unu 111 lfc uiciiiiiiji. iii sam I
situat on and in a soil inclini.ir, t..i
Soak the peas in warm milk, and after
you have drawn the drills, water them
before you sow the iea- ; it is lest to
-sow them towards the evening. If the
autumn should prove very drvT they will
reuuiro fieoiient wntc rin.T Wlioii .a..u
sown before winter or early in the
spring, they are very apt to 1 eaten by
mice. To prevent this, soak the jeas
for a day or two in train oil before you
sow them, which will encourage their
vegetation and render them so obnoxious
to '.he iuiee that :liey will noi eat them.
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") uni tmuiMfM I
ef varioTi? tyle? an.l pattern
Tlillol;, Hardware
of every l-seriit Ion and of l.ofijnnlitv;
CARPENTERS' TOOLS!
oi nil Kia'!i unit tne i.eT in the market. Alsi, a
liirjr'
k of
TABU- AND roCKET CUTLERY,
taawm .nre. Qnrrivarr. il r-Ilr I
Warp. M nod and M iliow W are. M'nll I'n
per.TriinU:iii.l Valine. Kevnliera. n.
vll. Vlsen. llnnrMiiim. liar Iron, ltitil
minn. nnrtf Aain. RT-rtncr Ilollo. KM.
Mill Kan . ;i-iiclioii.. sicel Shot.
j . ,T . . ,T ' ' ,
! MONimr, MaClllHeS, IlOT.Se Hay RakCS,
Hre Mny Inrki, It opr. nnd l-nllvvx.
fi Clow lloiiKI. Koail kroojiK;
, "r.a ",,vn,m.rH' loirot llnrv
i r
1 cmiiiar inni. AHu, n Ijrie as.-nrimi'iit ol
Table, lloor ami Stair Oil C'lofif,
Carriaco Oil Clolli
i ,, I'lii' i.ni fi I . I K W sir 1I N !
SM.r. the l'c,t in the world Io-1 i iry a n 1 T:il.!e
use; lvroitTKn l.'IK K SALT, the h":i.e-t -nd
heft for feeding I.iir Sto, k : l.ANIi STI li
V. Kl I. AMI 'KTVTN I'IMIS. .,1 tllol-t ! I 1 t V -
I'KliKl.NS" l-ATMXT SM'rri Y J.VMI'S whi.'l,
eannot he exploded: iMI.IH'.fcNs '..i-s jyp
AK'l'H: II, r l.:rire-t r-t.-'k fl AilT.K CIIIK'KS ot
Ml i-hap ii to" ,.!. and ol ftp. ri.r v.:ire ever ot-
tered tor :! in Kii' ll-'ilnx : .1 tnil lilieot I'M.NT
HHI SHKS ..I the rin.it .1 '.-ii;:lil.. oiiilitv WIN-
loi iii,. tllx. I'.IJMX
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Ali.MSIIl.S. kc, toi-et)ler Itll n
plete iitiH-k ot r!inii't
;ko( i:i;ii:s, toiiacco ami sizars,
n 1 ell 3? t'!Otl:ind. i( other llwafiil n n.l n...lrl
nrti.-i.-f!. In f iet. anjtli'nj. I haven't L'ot orejn't
; ft nt fhort notice i not worth hiivin. and wlmt I
. iloofler l..r:ie tn.iy iiIwhvi he r. id on at fikst-
... i. iii. i'i.j tt.ii invnriaoiv ec
' ")!, I AT JiOTTOM I'ltK'Ks:
' iiivinK im.i prrrijTiiiiiTv vtuw' urEi:t
"a""!' ".' '' m enuld.i
' ' mrk. t
riiir.-:m"ih"r. with the verv l.e.t in the
Jive ii laicnl -hnre .,1 our i.tr..r-.
then, nnd he eonvincd thxt tl.c l.V. i.irn
..c n:-ni"M. pun unit it never imv. toUiivnniti
tenor artl.-le Hlii;,lv !.er:niie the .ri if low. sa it
.- n i iii..:-itii:iti.. j fUi i
the i1":ire.-t in the end.
(; i:o.
Klicn-'mr. April 11. W.i.
TIUNTLKV.
GARFIELD
-AM-
VKRSrs
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ENGLISH !
HANG OUT YOUR BANNER
wk auk iikai41ai;ti:i;s ki.k
yJ -w-
' ( A lT TJ A T Kl
GOODS
ef nil kin. 1. We pti,)ilv bk -nt-. l'-:u'T .rc!uli
l.iwe-t i,i-ilii. .riei-. All or.l. rs 10 l.e ..-nt
as -m i,i.it,:,..-t,l iivt.ia delnr. We n;..lv
liadgts, MetbiJs, l lasrs, Porlrait. l'ho.
legrajdis. Soup Uonks. Cups.
( a pes, Tort lies, Ac.
!' rrnynn t..rtrn it. r,n tlnteil
(nt nnv fiit,li...it,.. I r If. , nt
2 .mi. I'linlii'Tm lK I'.l ... ...
Ii:in.T. heriMe l:.
(!' 7el l,r
e'.r.Taititnz . Reliefs ot aiiV i tn.'lil.-lTe e,t
l.T Met, caeli. or ''! a .li.zeli." Uttl; U :
frtee. ete. . W e will pie tl:e .-.unit -r '".-.iler
vli.i ..r.'er. th,. lr.r-et atiiuiint ol urn g, Lrfore
the lft til Nov. mtier
a S1C0 GoM Wat&iB. -J. LYX'CII
XIN'KTY liOI.I.AIIS IN CASH.
..n. , ..r c.r...r,. t. -.f.,, He
U S Manufacturing Co.,
o. lift SMITH l-'IKLI STKKLT,
T-i I'lTTSJil'Utill, I'A.
l -.in.
It. I
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Inhnston, AT. .T I5i
-. Slioeinaker. A. V
JOHNSTOX,
J SH0FiTVT A TfF.T? ia PJTP.TT
WJ-U-llIb (X, jj U jL,
BANKERS,
EBENSBURG, Pa.
MONEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT,
PA table sr nr.nM.
INTEREST ALLOWED OX TI.VE DEPOSITS.
COLLECTIONS MADE
AT ALL ACCF.SSIIILH rotNTS.
DRAFTS on the PRINCIPAL CITIES
Itonirht mill So, nn il a
GENERAL HANKING BUSINESS
TUANSACTKD.
Arconnls olieitecl.
A. W. BUCK, Cashier
Klipnslmrs, lan-li 19. lxvi.-tf.
I lxrnnpouATRD i is-.
; STRICTLY ON MUTUAL PLAN.
PHOTEOTION MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE C 0 fjl P ' H Y
OF EBENSBURG, PA.
Frsmira Nctss tow i: force - $123,!H.
Only Five Assissments in 22 Years.
NO STEAM MILLS TAKEN.
Good FARM PROPERTES
ESPECIALLY DESIRED.
GEO. M. READE, President.
I - ' ' "
T. rr. DICK, Secretary.
H0FFS BLOCK,
CARL RIV'NIUS,
Practical WatcMer anfl Jeweler,
EBENSBUnC, PA.,
HAS always on hiuiil a larup, Tiiricd nnd ele- '
rant fsi.rtmciit i.l WATCHES, CIL'KS '.
J hWKLkY. SPKCTACI.KS. i:vtnt.in'
fcc, which he otters lor sale at lower priceg than i
any othnr doaler in the conntT. I'm,,!,. r.n.i,n
anythinst In hi.i line will do well toKive blmacal
""i. imii;iiii5i;i Biscwncre.
- , -. . .... w i ir: lain; i,i
tJ-Fruntjit attention paiJ to rejia'rlnft Clock!.,
! ; ESTABLISHED FOR TIHPJY-FOIR U.l
Manti Iji etin-i"!-s.
1 uiiMiecessful y
! 1'eoj.le fd thisde,.,--,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ' 1f '1 "f the ..t
1 human 1:
-OF-
Tin, coma,
AND
1 rl j r t-v-t-
, OJI b JL1 Ull W til 6S
AND DEAI.r.ii? IX
HEATING, PARLOR as COOKING
STOVES,
SH EET METALS,
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IIf)SE-Fri!MMII(i GOODS iWMU.
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PIIOMPTI.V ATTF-XDrn TO.
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Xos.278, 2S0 and 2S2 Wasbinslnn Si.
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JOHNSTOWN. PA.
I
! l- UHHIIUaUUII IIIIU..
1
-DKAI.KKS IN
! Dm- GtoocIr,
Fancv G oous,
CLOTHIXG.
GROCERIES, &c,
CAIiKOUTOW. PA.
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Tl I I Mil I I
llUL'U llil
M) ALWAYS SI.I AT T1!T.
' 1 t-i -r - w... - .
I , in;tHer to dnvf
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H I-AII fitfl C(l TKV T!0
IH t '. n li-n .o! nrr not ,lelrrl.
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i. . Mi i;iii ;ii a. into.
I 'arr.illt'in. "Mar. li in is!.-ti.
'innnrK-lnrer anl Denier In
HOME AND CITY MADE
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! T7TTT1 VT T fTl T T I ; and bands f;T a l.:'.1!
! UIlNITURE l':t,V
, KJ LJ J1M.nU sfilt!:(, j,
5 - ittnktcli ttu lisitc-i
LOUNGES. BEDSTEADS,
TABLES, CHAIRS,
Mattr
1
ir,o; ELEVKXTII AVKM'E.
Ilctwceii ICth nixl 1 71 li Sfs.,
Altoona. JPemi'a.
Mi-I itt7Pii of Cmiilirla (v.tiTitT ftti.l nil other
wlsliiriK to jmrclia-e h.in.-t KT H Nl'11 I. K kc nt
li.inrnt inc-- Bro rciprtlnUv invitf.I t.. uivr me
rnll li.-t.irr ln.yins rl. lu rr. np 1 am ...mtiilent
th it 1 ran moi-t rv rv vratit nic". li n'c pvcrv t t-'p
I'ri.-i-s tlii v.-ry lun.t. J:. ,. i.v.NCH.
Altoonii, Ai.ril lfl. lisi.-tf.
H. II.
HENCII,
X STPtr-rLY l-i i:e
jiKti.nit iv STPtr-rLY ri i:e
WHITE LUD, UNSEED OIL,
MIXED PA1STS KfaJy for I'so,
TisasftanatsiBs.uitBiBi,
l'l l'TY, WIIITi: ;i.l i;, the dormant tciitrcs and rn.;l
Varnish and Paint Brushes, ! jrSr tS
and a rt ll lik or ; woist effects of Cild d ! o; ;.s a I
fixe roLoiis anorxi) ix on i ,ow "l10" a "chili" wh-.-h .-m ::
l-hcnpcr llian anywhere In the oitr fneei'.ing. ShivcrhiU is a i - -
u P n, . . , , I convulsion to rostore the i a:.i
n t N U H , THE PAINTEFJ", ! vous energy, but i:i a low.-r 'i
I3lh Airnnp and llh WrcM, 1 may answer the same 'in ;i --
5-7-1 AI.TOOXA, I'A. tm. 1 'ivoring that results fn s i tic
, .'i loison o!i the nrrvotis . -.!:;
McNEVIN 8L YEAGER,
-ANrFAc-r-RKiw of ; teeth-chattering which -i ".i
aM Mi WARE, !
AVI IiKAlKItS IX
COOKING & HEATING STOVES,
KAH.ES, ri'RXArCN,
1108 Elevenlh Areniie, . Altoona, Pa.
One Poor Went of Oprr Houne.
HOOFING ANU Sl'OUTINd
l'tinmriT AntMini To.
KtrAIKS FOIl STUVKS ri)?i.TJITI.l t) IIAMl.
Altoonn. (lot. 10. 7!.-tr.
-pi 1. n t i -i.-Kiiow ii invici.ins ,i:ai u
j Etenslrari Fire tarasce Apcy!ilrStn,,,,fK
r T- DICK, ; that there was death in that i
Cen Tnurent, !
Polici.s written at Tiort notice in the
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
And nthrr Flrt l l t onipanlN,
Ehensbnrr.Sept. 22, 1SM.-Iy.
sytour. Tim
rr.l lor tiOO;
(IATI,l(Uil-- ..r,.
IM. J lriii'i:iir.."i x-
13-12 Suit JianTr. l fmn i vi
. ..... ...... , i.'i.urji ,
A D VE RT l ERS
.ymiiiriijiire ii:o. I. ItOWII.l.A i
i w : .rue s r -v v i. . .
mm
' -W- " 9o.v r.ii:io7: i blacking from having the uv.a! t
Ie
. v'l'. 11..
! A i!.-1. v.!
h ;.i
I going, or when he'M-,V'''
1 it ngar! as very f ,' ,i ' '
j Yd in the i,( ; ,, 1 i
i n roi!H seem to j.:...'. "' ;!
lM.-e t o a (.i;M.v: .. 'i . ' '"
! in
pari ifiT.ir ! !).- it
1 ii
1 - -: - !! OO 1
thev wo:;!d like t.i
:'"n!''-ss : i - It n,:V
'hi,
v
; guid and in: .;,. j
j pleasure -r sa'. if.lc . V
i l-v i v yoiaig n.n
I'lan to !!,i'fifntin
' diligeTdly dev.i'e .
! ai.t to sir-' d ; 1. 1;
1.-
I
I HiWI lie V !l ;s Ik
) Ins veins even t
to
i i :ns are Kei-i; jj, i
pt i: tlatii.n of fhar.tet.
' m . down as ine t
j young n.-t :i of t I : ; i ;.
i are iie.-l jtnte .f ambit i
1 lie a Utile--: (,:..-
1.
! i'S !;!s 'wn st if
! 1 inued ina"li"n hi- ;
I li.-tless and U-nmoli :
: with him is ahas tu
i iiisti ad of a qiaiit".
' 'I C"IirS" HI S' li t
.'. ill . Ml I ' i; 1 i -I'll p ;
i- j.
Itiiit le s ie-;ii:
rat oral ta-t es of - .
will rarely if ever :. ,e i.
in harmonv w ill. i.,.
I tiiC object the g I - a';t 1 w .!
heat ion which its pec n
! afford.
When Aii'ht v J !,!,-., !:
! of the I nited Sat" !,e v.
I o!,c" havjj g n a t:.ih.
j id to the sign o-i v. l.;i !
been painted in i.u l.It:!;
i tiii!mpl:.-:!.t!v rej-h-d :
.'", ' O'.'i f i-'... v 1"
j lie who m.il;(-s ti:e
in his failing the !:r-t i
bition. whether his .(, i,
, of a tailor or 1'reidej f
i l!i:ri.A i ; a 1T .i:i
j the busy season on the laim t; .
ten much time I t and -q.'c-.
frequent journeys to th-- 1'
i shop. Many of thei- ;;r. ,., (
! but wh n in.ele lor the ',. ;
i cf R single hoise!c)e. ;.
! A job like the it ; '.a, .! j ..; ,k
i Sh'K- shi-llld be tl nil;;.: l.
' a l iiticti it one, a:el t he 1: '
j few and im-xp: Tisive. ; :
a pair ol pinchers, a p::. :.
; any farmt r's work sie ,
,' t her uses, and a lew h . -'
are all that a. re neces-::,; -. . j; ,
j well to add to this a b" :i ;. . '
j to smooth down the f;o e . . , : ,
fur tl."' si;t;.!e n st-: t i:. . ; ,.
; is not rip:irel. If -n,. .
i h'o.-e, jt may be tightt ! (! -.
i th" old nails nd ci.:r '-.
but if IJUii'' l eise it li...; ), --, r
, off, whicii tan be ,!.,:: v.; ).
i its, care 1-eing taken i. t
' hoof. All the ,,i,i . ...
'. ii i-ived by r.s:r.g th- jt.ii. li. '
di!;:cu:t l.iattt r is th-- o: :.
new nails, which mu-t i : - . t."
the end that they m.
' ";oick," but ci n"e ti.
i of the b'-of an inch or
This can be h-arne-I I v
i.
'. smith, and if
he is a l
he will wiliinrrlv she-,-,- I,,. v.-
vv i'i ;
the !:a::- ;:
manner. As :he ,
they shou'd K' turned
i ward iiip;ed off v. '.Vi ;h- ; '
: curved in to bold f,i!i.';v. J
! resettimr a shoe can p.- , :
and at a time when i.o h-s ;
Hie mom in jr It fore w..ik. ,
t of rest at no,,n. ma.y b.- s i
, and a journiy aved. of i '. -I
to the nearest blacksii '.
rr.ny come o!T at a time v. !::
; it at once will save th- !..:
'coiiMijiic a'.ni en
out the C'cmtrv.
What i a Ci.:. V It i- -discover,
sax 77" I. , ! i '.
iittic wo know p.b...ut tl
Ain.b
CC5 -r j forms of disease.
23wO, s-w. : what is it ? lb
I ". C:i:i :
I is easier to say a rol l is ;i i. : :
; of what ja!t of the 1.1!.
know by daily c-x j-rii-M.- !! .
j as a whole or any of ait
j duced to a Considerably ..v. .
i tnre than will sutlio 'to g:-,
cold if the so-ca'lcd chill b
on the surface suddenly. I
. the suddenness of a r hi li"'-.
j at r.re that causes the .: I r
! be strange if it wen- so. !
' of theincst susccjitib'c oi m ;
j lake cold from simj.ly 1 ii
j cf cold nietr.l .r accidental '
! ice. The truth v.onM m
j what we call cohl-takim i t!
j a sufiicicnt inipri ssi,i:i (if (.
i the vital energy of nerve-d:
, ding over the functions in :
I gans. If this Im the fact, it
; see why nature lias i.rovidc-1
Ins .f l Llr,.rif. 'f ..I fi... :-
. ..... ... . .'l IV'II in . ' L lil'
; the ImxIy is e.vjw-oed i'i cl-l. :v
; dication to ward o!T ti e e;.'.'t 1 :
j is to restore the vital ?.!.-
! nerve-centres, and there N i 1
tent influence by which t1 a: .
) object than a ?tr nir and :i-':i-i
furt of the will. The man v 1 1 :
not to take cold seldom b s.
( i ; A i;itte ioki is i.
ionable habit, and one which
: ing at an alarming mte a;
' grown Ikws, nnd it is the
well-iiiiown ihvici.-ins that it
.'.'.CO. bad a f-icMietle :in.i:v.
result was startlincr. The t'.'."
nnd to le st roivjl iinirorna'e.i
while the wrai'ier, which wa "
cd to Ik rice paper, was '-'
the most ordinary quality of '
ivr whitened with arsenic thf 1
sons combined In-ing i.resei'.tcl ;
cient quantities to create in b
Little Builder Ciar l,ie n:,l'it of 'iug opium wi'.h
CneHndrr.l for ' i Win" a.Wa." 0f..if-. a'"! lv!iU''!..t
can onlv lo satisfied by an r:
n i "mi ty i.r.Mi-i Y.'-I-jj- consumption of cigaiettes.
thcr Kr.ui.ls tr..m hj'.vi n.,t ,
lpliv..rp.l in nnv n.l,lrr in
wo'n'.Vi!'"1'''1, t,n re ! To Make Toots -Vati:i.h
j me simple plan ior niM: 1
i shoes priKd" against siu-w-wata
! ing more than a little lc-v.i a:
j ton suet warmed In a pipkin ui.
1 liquid state. Then rub somecf i
10
stitt'.fs are, whirh will n.-t M'