Apples, Apple Juice, Cider, Vinegar,
This is moit emphatically the "hear
ing year' with apples. Not only are i '
well-kept orchards in full hearing, but ' J
every superannuated ami half -decayed
tree, and eveiy shrub and chance seen- ;
ling by the roadside, is loaded in a man- j
ner seldom seen in a lifetime. With
this abundance it is evident that v:th
apples there will le a great glut in the
market. There will be no room, except
"higher up," and those who send poor
fruit to market had better use 1 heir bar
rels for lire wood ami save the freight
charges. There is always a certain de
mand to be met, but this vear only
the select fruit will supply it. In years
of plenty e ireful selections and neat
packages tell. The almost daily inquir
ies as to fruit -dryers show that prepara
tions are being made to dry a share of
this abundance, and we hoje by this ar
ticle to anticipate the inquiries that, will
soon be made as to disposing of the fruit
in various liquid forms. Apple iui-je as
it comes from the press, or s
swei t cul-
er " is liked bv many, and we hae in- I
qiiiries how to" keeping it in the linfer-
merited state, l'rescrving owners are ,
advertiseit, and some of these from their
ITectivemss in preserving fruit will no
doubt keep fruit juice equally well.
The majority will wish to preserve their
sweet cider without addition, and these
can treat it by the same method used in
canning fiuit. Heat the cider to the
boiling point, bottle ami cork it while
still hot. hen apple juice is exosru
sun no.. n mi. .M'l"- j.mi..... "i
to the air the natural ferment it contains
causes a change to take place. The Sll-
K ir in the juiee H converted into alcohol
and carbonic acnl is giv;n on. l ins
process may le carried on until all the
sugar is decoiniosctl, when it is "hard"'
cider. The fcrmeiit.it ion may be arrest
id at the desired ii:it by bottling, and
spaikling ci.lei will be the result. This,
which, is also called "champagne cider,"
can only le produced by Ixdthng before
the fermentation is quite finished. The
liest still cider is made from late ripen
ing apples, when the weather is cool,
IcrmeiileO Slow ly ai as lOW a temiH-ra-
ture as p-;-siiK', taKing care to e.fciuue 1
the air: when fermentation has quite j
ceased the cider should be racked olT in- ,
t.i t ele in i-isk and k'lit securely Imii"- I
to a tn an ia.-K, ami k il sicnieiv umi ,
I'd or bottled. i he great use Ot apples
in this year, will be to make vinegar,
In the term nlation of cider the sugar
of the apple juice is converted into alco
hol, and in making vinegar that alcohol
is changed into acetic acid. The con
ditions ot this change are full exposure
to the air and a high temperature. The
richer the cider in alcohol the stronger
will be the vinegar, and the more slowly
w ill the change take phu e. Ordinariiy
the cidT .s put away in the cellar or
some outbuilding, and in time, it may
be two or three years or more, will lie
found tube changed into vinegar. Those
iVho have heard Of the "quick-Vinegar j
ii : i- ...... l . i;..,i .. ,
process think it can be applied to en.-
it. We arc oiien asKeu 10 give a ues-
ci iptionof it. In this process a liquid .
i-ontaiuing alcidicd, usually in the torrn
of cheap whiskey, is converted into vin- I:
egar in a few hours. Hut this is not ap-
plicabh: to cider, for in the fermentation '
of cider or other fruit juices the change !
into vini-Lrar is accompanied bv the !
f u,::''!:..!;',,,".'.".,1. in, s, .S: i
and this would so clog up the apparatus I
if the ipiick method as to very soon put j
A stop to it. Still, tlie changes of cider)
ina be greatly hastened. Those who j
make cider vinegar on a large scale i
have a house especially for the work, and j
this is heated to altmt 7t degrees. Yin-
egar cannot ! made rapidly at a much j
lower temperature, hence tlie casks are j
not filled, but only partly so, in order to ;
Aw,,...!.. '1 fo-d'iil 1 1 rf -. . rf tl.o Ii.oi't.1 to '
tl.4 action of li,',. air". ' Ksnr, is in-
creased by fretpu-Ktly transteiiing the j
cider froui'one cask to another, letting;
it run vcrv s'owlv. Kxposure can be j
. , .- ,, ... 1 .... , '
promoted bv allowing the parti v-!or:ned i
vinegar to slowlv run down" a long
Iroucrli, and also by allowing it to trie- ;
kle over turn 0 bs p aced in a ;tsk, the
c.d.s having Wen previously washed and 1
soaked in good vii egar. Old vinegar I
acts as a fci iiient and hast: lis the change
and the mixing of new and partly form- j
rd vinegar with a irtion of old and '
strtuti; vinegar helps the cha
An- 1
other method to hasten vinegar makii-.g
is tn add yeast to cider, or what prodnc
cs the Siime cllcct. the "mother" from
vincjrar Parrels. The condit ions for the
r ito vin
most rapid conversion f cide
i jrar inav be summed up : A
l tc-mju-ra- j
I nossil.Ie .
ture of at It at . decrees, all p.jssihh1
exivwnre to ti e air, the addition of old i
.... .-i-.t o lot; li.-., oi uir H.S.J OL .Il.J.U- I
cr." It should be remembered that the j
weaker the e-d.-r in snprar the weaker;
vim-''. ir to the new or the use ot "mo;h-
will ! the vinetrar, ami more rapid the 1
tll.'.riL; '. .l.;e . i A jri-i?lti h!
sriiAw as Hoksk l-'o()i. I have fed
a 1 1.1 1 . A l.iist-s t.t. nil. .v. ... .-i.i..., ti... j
irraiu re hav with entire satisfaction. ,
T . ...... . i i
l h ive evi :n u-ti mmuui kiuii iuniiiiui:
when th- hoes have Leen steadily cm- ;
ployed at he;ivy work, and m other in-
st.ux-es when thev lnive had only occa
sional liLiht r.u.l work. It has been s;iid I
that nature made two animals gluttons I
the horse and man. It is true of the
horse. Hut fed en straw the horse is ;
not likely to cat too much. The nulii- !
inent should be sunpiied mai:i!v hv crain. '
the puriHise of the straw hem? t- distend
the stomae!, and aid the animal economy ,
to maintain thrill otherwise than hy the
nutriment supplied in tin; straw. In ;
takino; liors. s from hay to straw tliey
are likely to show un"jisiiiess for a few j
days, hut not lonpr. They soon ln-come J
contented and thrive just as well as '
when stuffed with the best of hay, and i
thev are far less likely, when kent idle.
'r;;;:,v, J'i; ;:;!;,! .Si" ;
Iy over eat in?; w h(-n the horses are kept '
with insuilicient work. II". .1. .Inn- !
ftroiij, -.''. (.-'. .Y.-r Yuri: I
iNfiKMnfs SrAiiuows A man in
I...I: ....... II.- 1.1 .. ..t 1.
.... ...... i . i ... . i ...... . ...i..,. v; i . . yj i
nerve the in-enuity of sparrows which'
vvere seckin- a drink of clear water, j
I he clear water was too far away front .
the sWiittijiv margin of the hank of a
Mreain to allow them to reach it nail- i
Ilv, hut weeds rew thickly along the ;
i-d-r. Four sparrows settled on one of
these weeds, one above the other, and.
their w.i.d.t lent u ov.r half-way to the!
Wider. A lift 1 1 lighted further up and
la r.t it r.atl.er .lown. Then a s-xlh !
settled near th.- end and the whole stalk i
i-ame down level Willi the surface, ami !
they di.u k tin ir till without any dilli-;
cu'.tv or having to wade throu-'h the!
muddy margin .f the iHind.
Cfmknt ro:: (Jr.NKiiAi. 1".-e. For
joining paper. c:rd-board, or model j
work, or similar articles, a good glue
caiiV.e made of glue, vinegar and alcohol, j
Dissolve two ounces of the lmst trans-1
parent glue in a quarter of a pint t.f
strong cider vinegar. Let it simmer '
slowly by placing the dish containing it '
in a dish of b.-iiiug water. AVh;ii it
has Ik co:ii 1 i jtil-l, add one ounce of
highest proof alcohol, ami keep it tiht- j
ly corked. If solid Hird by cold, l-.eat in '
hot water when m e.hcl for use. Dilu- '
tt-d emetic e.cid may be STihstituied for I
the cider vinegar. Cffmifl anl l, "- I
' " !
AT r. Vf.1:0..r-o rrU.. tl.o f. .1 t . . ... t . . 5
, ',. ,' ', ' . .." anv other dealer In Ilio county. PcrJi.ni tiPt,tinic
Stiu.-Uon.-i a.K.ut .seed corn: '-Always i anvtiunn in l.is imc w.n d. well toKive i.,mi
bt lect even-lowed tars and ears i h.se I t-forc .ur,-hasin;r cicwhcre.
w. a or. -i.-;,.,,. ...,.t r,,,i. ... -Pr-.mit attention paid to rcj.alrlna; Clock?,
r,)3 are Straight ami rt gul ir 011 the I Watohej. .Iwelry. .xc. a-el .atiactlon Kuaran
Cob. I.ar:4 that taner are the best be- teed in both work and price
cause Utter i rotected by the husks, and i r.,,7; .r.i- -
then, too, the silk the female part of i . OICK. ATTor.NKT-AT-LAW,Lb-
ll.r. til .-it r(,,,ni.,j t.! v lonrrf.r Ti, i ' El-cn.huri. I'a. I ISIldi In front room of T.
Hie I'l.l.lt rtma.llS ai.ve longer. I lift ; J. My,is t.e l.uillinif.Cfiit rret. Allman
TCa.Son for seeding the top ear for Efeeil ncr of Icml tinfine.--. attended lo latififaetorily
ia that it is always more fully developed ' Vetouity ( io-i4.-tf. ,
uniform and more and more vigorous ir. 4 on...... . w-rn " "
its germination, having been 1m tier fer- ! F. A' r I v MA vEI I Attorney
llh.Md whtu .11 the si.b. , .lrta.tdbn.uJtirti,iUtut.c. U--l.".t.-u.i
.. sHEAP!
H 11 EKE A PI'P EEEKKR !!!
II HE A A P P E K K :!
HUH EK AAA PPP EE KKK !
H HE A A P E U K !
H II EEE A A P EEE H K !!!
cJ la e a,p est!
GEO. HUNTLEY
HAS NOW OS HANI) THE
LARGEST, BEST s MOST VARIED
STOCK OF
Hardware !
Stoves, Tinworo,
r-i-r-f Hiw trtrnvitmvc sossS'
i ii
41 DIMM) OOOO TlDDDl) SSSSSS
tl (U(I OO (111 I
I14H141 OOOO OOOO I1)I)T)D SSSSSS
fce., fcc. ttmt rnn he fnumt In nny one c.taMIsl !
ment in Pennsylvania. His n.R-k comprises j
paw Biaipfl VH U7 1 TlVri 5Tr,Vr5 .
VVVii) Mltltfytl iUM liaii l ill a Ml I MX
ofvarir.ug styles and pattern.0;
l'Jiiilclei'M Ilni'clAvivi'e
of every ile.'er!tin anil of Iveptqnality ;
CARPENTERS' TOOLS!
of all kinds ami the best in the market. Also, a i
idin M.nm.i
IVn PAPrrTPrTU'DV
AIlLl, A.N U 1 UL K 1 1 Lb lLLlll,
;i.-,H,wre. lncf..narr. MIver.lMnle.l
ivro. wo.i ...i.i wuion Hare, wu ia-
lr, TriinkN and Valioco. ISernlirr,, An.
v 1 1. i,es. Ilorie Shoe,, ttar I ran, Itai I
taxi. Ilnrir .allo. Carriaxe Itolli. Kiv
elH. yt i 1 1 San x. riTtlttoiieM. Slccl Shov
el I'low .MitnliK Itond Scoop"i;
Table, Iloor ami Stair Oil Cloths,
(JjiT-rinze Oil Olotli, j
IWI'EK ami Otr.l'T.OTH WIXIK'WSIIAIUMI ;
ash Sit Aid-: HX'H'KllS: I.iVKiti-ooL ASli'l'O.X ;
SALT. t!.c bc?t In the w.rl.l h.r Hairy and T.iMo
n - " - : jmi-o tki juh w s.n.i. me iievip.-st nn.t ,
't.l '
i'ekkins1 I'.vtknt nafkty i.amts. nhi. h i
cammt he exploded: -iiii.i.i:k s WAiiiiXS ash '
(.AI.TS. th(. ,.ir.,,,t st,.k (r yuuK i iioi KS .t ,
nli -i,;,,., an.l nd . ..n..Ti..r w:.re .-v. r of-
iiti-'I .or .e 1 it r.t irt..-it., : n Mill l.neol i .u.M
Bia'SHKS of the i:it de.--ir.-0.le pt:iliv: WIX
IMJWUI.ASS. OII-S. ! AIM'S. Tf lil'KNTl.XK,
V A KX1SIIKN. 4te., to'etl.urwith a larjrcaml t-imi-
ilc?e stek of elioiee I
i;notKiui:s, toh.viio and senaus, i
well a.- thmir-'ands ed uther nyefMl and needful '
artieli s. In laet. anything I liaven't K"t nrean't
iret :it short notice is not worth hiiyinir, and wh.it I '
do oir.T tor sale may always he relied on as FiitsT- i
class ! oxwr.iTY, while they will Invariably l o
SOM) AT 1!()TT()M PIMCKS
- Having had nearly thiiitv vkap.s' i:jrn:t- j
km K In tl.e rale ot 'Mds in my line. 1 am euahled
to snpi'ly my customer with the very I. est in the l
markci. (Jiie me a liheral share .(' your patron
age, then. and he eon i need that the best isalwavs ;
tlte eheaj.est. and that it never pays to hnv an in-
ferioratn. le simply l-ca.ne the price is low. as it
is an indi-nitaMe fact that fuel, oi.ds arc always
ti,e dearest in the end.
Kbensbnr
av.n. nrxTu:v.
April 11. IsT'.i.
. I .lolmst on, yi. .T- IJ.iolc,
l' A. Shoeinalier, .. V. IJ.iflc.
JOHNSTON,
shoemaker & buck,
BANKERS,
EBENSBURG, Pa.
1 . 1
1
I' A r.im.F. I). 1 F. M.IXD.
IHEIl EST ALLOWED 0 TIME DEPOSITS.
COLLECTIONS MADE
AT AL . AC. KSSIC.I.E l-OSSTS.
DRAFTS OH tliC PRINCIPAL CITIES
fionsht ami Soi.i, ami n
nrvrn it i .viuvt lH'ivrCC
lin.U'.lt.llj l).All.lr bLM.LoA
TKANSACTKl .
Afcounls ?oli?i. !.
A. W. BUCK, Cas'ncr
K'.cn-.l.arj. .M ir, !i 10. isso.tf.
I U C U I D D 1 1 1 H f i 9. DDR
j, H. osiHiiuauuu o. liiiu., :
' .
DKAi.r.ns ix-
m .
I It .tt g f i
v ''-'-O
ITrillCV GrOOCl,
my T
I CLOTHING,
isroTioisrs,
(jrli(J(JJiIv L Ji.b, CCC,
CAIIUOUIWX, PA.
AXIl ALWAYS Mll.ll AT THE
VLMIV T nTrTrQ'P PT'TPPs!
i-JUl IjU)!! 1 lllVjDO.
ASH paii nu ri aTIIV pro.
Ill ( K st lie ii linn.U ore not .Icxire.l.
.1. iV. SHAKIUl Mil & I5S10.
l'arr.,Ct,,wn. ."Uareh l'J lsi.-tr.
IM OItl'DK tTl.n 1 5f 1V57.
STRICTLY OH MUTUAL PLAN.
PRO i ECTIGN MUTUAL
MK lilMlKntll r I II r RI
I I II fa IIIUUIIHIIUL U U III I 111
g. r c n r- aj - t n a n a
tBtDoOUKl., HA.
; f. fM
ili-oini iV.. tiw U U.v9 " tfifej!i
Only I ivc Assessments in 22 Years.
NO STEAM MILLS TAKEN,
GOOtl FARM PROPERTE S
KiPKVI MJ.Y lr.Wt:i).
GEO. 31. READE, President.
ICK, Secretary,
r, .If n. 81. isso -ly.
T- DICK, Sccrttanj.
KbcnM.orr, .if n. Si. issa -ly
FREIDHOFFS BLOCK,
I I If1 II tirtlll Tflrtl
f a 1 1 STREET.
CARL RIVliMIUS,
an! Jeweler
EBHN3BURC, PA.,
TTAS tlttarj on ha.vl a I.irae. vnnccl nnd cle-
1 I. i?ant UMiirtmcnt ni WAU'IIKS. CLOCKS, , .
J r. v ,.1.K1,M U 1AI I.KS, t. t,-UL.ASiSir.S,
, fcC. Which llf C
r? f'.r pale lit lo-arer l,r:cc tt:an
it : ir.,1,:..,. Tr., tr ti 1 - 1
iHUttlll iUiltlllliCS, JIUIM; Ji;t ldh.C ous low-priced mixtures, 01 clieap maier ais., - , it j
rrun, Kop. an.. Lof an' t en Ids' is ,
lorn 4 iilllvatnPM, and n tail line of llarv- . mcxxi-pur.in rs, nai. o.r..
. .... .... . ... 1 tinnlv seated. ATEH.I SahSAPAUILLA IS a c.inre that. I ba'nt
,n,.B. . ....... JM.V, . .HI..; t .'1 IIIIVIH VI
Is a compound of the virtue of p.-vrsnpsvril-la,
stillingia. mandrake, yellow .lock, with
the iodide of potash and iron, all powerful
Moocl-runking, Mood-cleansing, and life-sustaining
elements. It is the purest, safest.
and most effeetaal alterative uiecurino
enccs of medicine and chemistry have never j
protluced so valuable a remedy, nor one so j
ZV?. "VJSST Scrofd I
all scrofulous diseases, Krysipelas, J
Kiiuwu or ii auueie m . in: .....mo .
Hose, or St. Anthony's tire, I'linpies
nml
Face-srubs, 1'ustiilcs, liioicncB,
Koils, Tumors, Tetter, Humors,
Salt niieum, Scald-head, Rin-worm,
Ulcers, Sores, IClieumatism, .uerrwni
Disease, Neuralgia, Female eak
nesses and Irrejjularities, .Jaundice,
Affections of the Liver, Iyspepsla,
Kmaciation, ami General Debility.
By its searching and cleansing qualities
jt puriPS out the fold corruption which
contaminate me tuoou ami cause n-i,tu-t -
. mcnt and decav. It stimulates ami enlivens
,nent and decay. It stimulates an.l enlivens ,
the vital functions, promotes energy and 1
tren0b, restores and preserves healtl. and ,
infuses new life and visor throughout the
whole svstcm. No sufTVrer from any ais- j
St, A wul" 1
s'Samrilu -1 fair trial. b
It is folly to experiment with tlie numer- i
medicine of such concentrated nratie
power, that it is by far the 1csT, cheapest,
and most reliable blood-puritier known.
Physicians know its composition, and pre- j
scribe it. It has been widely used for forty ,
tam, ail. 1 1.1. t iii i - -
ilence of millions whom it has benefited.
jears, a., i "","'
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD Y ALL DBCCUIST8 EVERYWHERE.
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure.
( trtrmrrnj nr. iinij'x tanry fr.
A rrgntahlf rnvparatMu. nnd rlicwlT nor
rTtoly in tn w-.rtd fr IJrlySil'w Iine,
llnlle. ! ALL f4IUue, Llrr, And
1 rl,nary IUtmv.
TstDnuniiioi' the highest ordor fa proof
Of iho-io st:ittmpnt5i.
M'Tnr tho rnr 'f T?nwf c. call for War
ner nintve-t nr.
Bi For tiie ciro of l;rfsli' nn.. tTiothfr
t1ivn.s,fi, cull for ,Varn r Sarc Hidnry
nntt Livor f'nrt
WARNER'S SAFE BITTERS.
It thpbst flloo! Pnrinfr, nnd stimnlnto
every function 10 mom healthful ac't.ou. ami
!s thii n b -netit hi all diw-n--s.
It nirof Sorfcilow and t!ifrf;lfi FTrwp
t ion jnl J),s'ii-., inciucim lancrrs, 11
rcn, nnd other
.vprft4i.t. ly kn'M orj Stomnrli,
f'onM lpntin, IMui!u-Hi,Oner:il lrtll
ity. etc., nrr c ired hy h'-jre l.if:r. It is
mitj'iah'i as ati aj-ptdir'Taiid .fi;i:l;r loiiff.
liottles f f.vo si a.! ; ;rirr3. k:h! !l,Of.
WARNER'S SAFE NERVINE
Quickly ;rft ICt and RJrrp to the suffer, ni
enres i:etrir-Ho arid Nocirnlcrin, prvri:i
fr:T.ilopt- l"it, arid r li.-vef Vr-tott fri-tr.-it!on
hroi'ff.it on by rxnivp !niik. over
wn'K, meritai "-ii'M-ks, anl father 'au---t.
Puwrfni p.s it iatowt.'p rniri and MiKitho dls
tnrhed Nprvr-, it n Vt-r Inji:r. s the system,
whether takr-n in small or lari.' d'ses.
dottles of two s:z'-i ; prices, SOr. and f.1.69.
WARNER'S SAFE PILLS
Ar n lmmpli:it nn rtlv atirr.nhii fbr a
Torpid Hvr. pnd cure Coativer.pis. Drvpptia, Ell-
W Irrsi fT. TXX 1 P"1?! ".n - r-r ti.rtn-a
? yfT?.rYTr-".-l r-l -rrr-.sim.--.ll.
M E-iJTjF't V! 1 FlZfi ..M hi Prwrf... a D.al-i
T ) T" T "7" T"j"l T i
"J- -LJllNn,!
?!.ninfa?(nirr nittl Ufalrr In
KCivic AND CITY MADE
r.s.M-srT.-j m lotuneaa. Btliona Diar-
"L-l-liYll i' & ?! rhtti. Malaria. Fiver
r'ft "T:-aY i1--1 al Ague, niiti Fl.ml,
Liii"-5S'- ! - Jf3 "S1 '1 !.ei.ev. r the
- -V! "3!ii T? li .wels l. not operate
H ' !t t't-SelHS.sVt 3 frt-ly t-.l ret-..nrlv.
FURNITURE!!:'
mil A!'3 SUBS SyiTS,
LOUXGKS, UEIkSTEADS,
FABLES, CHAIRS,
T7T H 1 1 rOC !
i.AJ.U.ULii 'wOO. O , VL
iri." ELKVKNTII AVKMK, j
lHmccii i i.i.i ami 1 1 ill Ms.,
A 1 l,..i-r. TZ , - '
IJLltUUiHl 1 t A Jl 1 JL
-. fitizer.s or t'aa.hria eo'tnty .ni.l all ofliers
jn.-!u n:r to .nr-.,:: ve honest Kt i( Mil K K. hi-., at
l...!.e.t ITI.-.-5 ar ri-i--.-tt.:!l- lnvite. to iriv.-,,-e a
i'e'T", . r".ro'.n s, . '" .,"n:J''7,t
I'r:ecs tlie verv lowest.
II. .1. I.V.M ii.
Aliooaa. A,-ril 16. lssn.-tl.
ii. ii MKisrci-i,
r.K'.LKt: IX RTr.l.TT.V 1-lT.K
WHITE LEAD, LIHSEED OIL,
MIXFD PAIXTS hVaJv for Itsp
i t a ?? ?r'?!!ff'i mt
11 1 1 v, wiiitm sia p.,
Varnish and Painl Brushes, j
At A fl t.I. I.1XE OF
... y. f.. . r ..f... ,,w.--.. . .r
t A i f ' )IJ ,. Ir A (if A I) A OIL,
I'ltea.-er lhan anywhere else In ,c city.
HENCH, THE PAINTER.!
13lli Arrnnr am! isih Mrrrt,
Al.TOONA, I.. 6m.
MclMEVIN YEAGER,
VASCKAtTl-lSKR-S OF
Til, Cspser and M-Iron WARE,:
n
aji) i::alc;3 is-
j SSOVES,
' n
11 OS FIcvciilli Avenue,
AHooiui, Pa.
One lloor West of Ope ra Housp.
llOOriNC. AND SPOPTlNd j
ritnyn-i.Y A-;-Ti-xr'v:i? to. I
K k IA I Its t OK STUVKS rO.VST.VMl.T ON lM.
Altoona. I let. ", l. lsro.-tr. i
IWii Fire mm Apuj.j
y "r DICK I
r.nn-n lCI.OttOn Urtnnl
ucni cu 1 1 1 cu i u , i orj Myuiu,
i:n i:smri: a, jm
Policies written at short notice In the
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
An.l Alitor I tr,t la 'tnnleaj.
Kbenst-urr.Sept. lSP0.-ly.
MOKE tih:
Lifile Builder fiorar,
l ine H,tndr,d rr .':
ft'ilt. t -il - 'i
fH :-'.;--.; . -"-Til
i9?5iliCjI'5''"Yl'VMiTY,
.WwSHw: V.I U,er lir.in,!.. from -.... ii,.-
7-r--fCVW S livered to any acl.lrw in
VC -if - ti e I . S.. i.o5t-(.aid,
v;iiSy t-cipt ..r price.
on rc-
JI. J. 1'OT ilHKKTV,
U .i.iu i r, 11 Pciii u..L.. I at.'iui., ra.
THE rAPKKLFSS MAX.
tst sti.vani's conn, .in.
'Xo sir ! I don't want nothin o' the kind.
In the first place, I ha'nt got the money ; and
in the next pla-e. if I had the money, I
wouldn't have none o" your papers."
So spoke Titu- Closely in answer to a man
who h:id called to see if he would like to
tor a newspaper. Said man kept a !
e neighboring village, ami wasaWo 1
subscribe for
cturn in tli.
th.. nnstma.ti.r'i mul he had made arrange- ty
meats to add to his business by establishing
t in. i' .'I'll i'i n " i
. . . .
"I can f in -msh you w.tl. any paper you may i
Ilk," I,cexp!iiiic.l to Mr. ClosHy, "iti.1 I f tni.-Ihmmi.uM.. rt.r Ul.o nevyiwui
ran fumW. it clie.r than you can t it in ! atot institutns of th
any other way, because by buying of me you .,
-lll va tlm nostae. I shall have Laoers! Tkk Stone Ijmis A liernian eleruymaii
devoted lo the interests of the Family; pa- j
pers fir the ranners, papers mrine -n-
chanle nd papers f )T both young and old ; '
!, in short, I assure you that one of them I
W()iml iM wru. far more to yoa than what I !
propose to ask. Asl: your wife what she
thinks. You have no idea what a vast
,..,,,.,. . valuable information vou will
fin(j " '
Xancy Closely wanted a paper; but her '
htislnnd sail'
"O bother! I don't want it, I tell ye. I've !
got as much as I can do to look arter my ;
faun ; and, if Xancy and the children want j
t ) read, they can get tracts from the minis- ,
cr
Vourneihho! Deepw.iter h:
ml,r. ..,,, ... ,...
tor two papers , . i. i ',.,.
take a pleasant high-toned htei
Yonrneihhoi Deepw.iter has snbsi ribe.i
nt. "He will i
irv l ni'cr fur I
f.1uilv an(l H i:uor (k-votiMl to Art, Sci- 1
en.e and oricn.tme for him-elf."
"The more fool he !" cried Titus Closely, j
contemptuously. John Dcepwater can I
,0 M,' f.,n' l,i .....r '
and I tell ye, flat ar.d ,
.'ot no three dollars to i
awav on a ncw-uaicr ' '
i - uow away o.i . -
j:tTitus-" j
"Shuf un Nancy! I tell ve, I don't want
, - - i
And Xanrv closed her lilts, and the a-ent
i went his way : and Titus Closely went forth I
i to plow his ground with the ureal old wooden '
I plow which his lather and Iks grandfather
I had used lM-roie hint. j
,
I And tune passed on. The newspaper
' agency was established at the village post-
I oftice; hut Titus did not patronize it. He ,
j felt tlu.t he had a principle at stake. He luul ;
j said he wouldn't and he wouhl't ! 15ut in
; one thing he was consistent ; he would no! :
! i!l..,tr -if nr .11bte..ii tf 1 inr.'...v t .a twrs !
I ........ ......... ... ..,..... ...........
i of his neighbor Dcepwater if he knew it.
i One evenint; Titus Close! v and his wife
I took tea, by invitatiuu. with neighbor Deep- ! . ,, . ..... i
, ' 3 ' 1 j A N I'.W 1 AYIN'O Oi l t "CATION HI!! J.APIKS ,
I water. I ANI, ( ;kxti.kikx. The htindsoiutt Nickel .
'. '"I declare, Nancy," said Titus, on their j liatef New ilo:i:e bnini, bein inlr.Mluce.l '
way home, -Prudenee Dcepwater Ix-ats all to the public this season, is the most merit
j creation for cooking don't she V I'd no idea j ,'l:.nS ;
she was such a han.l at it. 1 wonder where 1 tll., .t stn.lent launp, w l.ie'ihas her. to
! she K"t them fresh strawberries." j fore luid the reputation of beitti; tlie Safest
"Slie preserved them heiseir," answeied '""I made, and has a clamp to altai h it to
j the Sewing Machine, l iano, Oruan. Desk,
; -ancj. The tear of the ordinary l.iiii beite i
() jrjt out! Th in wasn't prcsarve! . nee-dent ly nps.-t or thrown from the table!
j they were fresh as new-picked." i is entirety relieved by this simn'e e!atiii con-
I .o i. ,..., .-.-...t 'r;t ' tl'ivance. It can be iiilj n-ted tt throw the '
! ' Kli ! can j oti du it '.'
"1 could it I h id her paper."
i !
"Her nanei n" I
"Yes. She found the recine in the news-
paj-i-r. Ami mats wnere she learned l:ow
to do most all of her nice cooking."
t;., i. tt... ... .!.:.... ..t ...... I
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nt....... .'nil... 1..ltl... .1 nrux. ti.r.tl l-n.t-
............ v .... ......... ... .....
j " hew 1 whistled Titus, as he sat 111 his
i kitchen, with a crunmled rcnort of the
I Awardins Committees in liis liuiid. A friend
1 hadS
cd Xancv. "Bat wait ami see.
The new
' breed w hich he has procured is a very valua
j hie one."
I "Ikih! Think what it cost him ; fifty did
lars for a pair of 'em !"
::"1;1
"he sold two of his
prmjj Iambs to Mr. 1 liompson lor emlitv
J dollars."
I "Citcout:"
"rrndence tolil me so. John Dcepwater
saw so many flattering accounts of those
beep in his paper that he knew it would he
le to mvesi.
Titus referred asain to the rept.rt.
"Hello: I'm blessed in'olly Downer hasn't
i.t the first premium for cheese five do!
1 lars :"
j "Yes," said Xaney. '"she was telling me
about her cheeses. She found out how to
make them in hei paper. I tell ye, Titus, if
a coed thiiiLr to have a xood newspaper.
wi-h you'd " ,
"I'.ah ! Don't talk to me!" And Titus
t tircw ,j,,w,Hhe report, and retired from the '
l kitchen in disgust.
, i ne winter pass ; an.l i lie sprinjj s work
was done : and the time, ftir shecp-shearm"
1 Tit..- -,.-,.l,. wl.oor.wl ... 1 .... 1 7
I"Ht, Closelj sheared one hundred
; and fifty sheep, and obtained therefrom net
quite six hundred pounds of wool, Imuho less
than an average of four pounds to the sheen.
- , ... . , ,, ,, . . ,,
Iltl.S, tlKlI, t I tell JOll that neighbor
j Dcepwater s sheep would prove by far the
j most profitable? It costs no more to keep
I one of his splendid animals than it does to
' keep one of ours. And then his lambs are
heavier; and his mutton is "
".Stop yer ;ah, Nance ! I know what ve're
l.ilel.tt. nl It's nun .if II.. .111 't.r.,,1 . ....j I
i . , ' T ..... t'.M .3 .
I.ct John Dcepwater go it, if he wants to.
,'.'d,;r;v,:r,.1
Si.ul v ,. ,
l.rtf . ....It . o
I 1 ' .
--.rtiivy iis siieiii. IjUL Illfi will wasilot
yet.
' Aftef the haying had been done, Mr. Deep-
water ami his wife called over and took tea,
and spent tlieeven in with Titus and Xancj .
j 'i eonversauon I'ru.lenee
! told to Nancy many new things wkieh she
Zt
i hud learned of household mysteries, while
.water talked tohis host of the great
nnpiovenients which were being made in ag-
riculture. And Titus was interested in suite
appear other -
Wise.
!!. 41. n Ti.., " T..1... Iv I
,
1 .
'J ... ,,J, 1..UO, dill... L.. I JM..I- .
in the evening, "when yon get ready
your wool, I think I can receommenii
: "ou ta a m'rxpt-
I
".much ouiigeu, joiin ; uui I ve solo.
"Sold? To whom?"
"To Saddler & Ryder, of Brinkton."
"Did they come for it'.'"
"Yes. Old Saddler came himself."
"What did he pay you?"
"Thirty cents."
rt''
"thMxlncss mercy, John ! Yoa didn't sell
jour whole clip at that price ?"
' "Ye-e-s. AVhy ?"
'Why? Why wool like yours is worth
forty-five cents ; and I was authorized by
ilr. i airmail to Ofter J'OU that price for VOlir
clip. You must have had over five hundred
pounds?"
"Vos , sni.l Titu. o:ict.inTlv "T Qol.l livo
I
- , ...... ' n-'l -n-JI ..v... " . .
i ,,l,n,1r',,il:uisevpn,y "
. "Iut-l;iilll"t J ou kn,,w U'at WX rispn
I "No. Mr. Saddler said thirty cents wast;
:4 ., ,,
ill
, " """"
"Mr. Saddler d!eeivcd you. Rut jou
should have watched the Market Renorts.
i Didn't jou iiotk-fc tlaui in yuur p.-.pei
,",..- ... n.. ...I........... f ...... t: ..j . . . . . r ,. . . . . . . c c r s - ; v a, ; , t. v , i rAi ............. v .,v ... . ..
, ... .in .... j. .. ... i'.. ... a . i .. t i . i ( a no l o-.; - in a si er 01 v i n .jai i lie .a 'eiu. 01 i r.Hn i ii.- vi Tines. remcl v lor in:- n v.v .l n s - (;- 3 - - i f , .i ,w ( V
' over with a yoke of what he considered very the Atm'iiean i:pr. -s omj.atiy and 1'resi- ; i.ei-t hnr ever t.M.itr kenwl. .i-e in.n with ,-u. h tin- ' f W O N O R r w L V i? V A v. S h' 11 i t' ' 1
I fine oxen; but he fonnd. when tl.e exhibition ! dei.ts i.f Ii.N.inuiei. ( 'on;).anies as lain-tl.e sn.-.-ess. ' U P OKI BR. t it f -(u '." V. ' r " 'l '..j l!s --"'p'
, , Sal est, Most Convenient and best Lamp! iii'ti,.r i ,..',.j,:,. ,i;,i, ,.,,.-.,( ... 13 w . . I y 1 . C'jU. l. iI.il. i ..' lo... l s 1,
came off, that, he was very far behind the ; li!:u..' ! ' '. ' ! ' ' 1 , , " o I 8 rr.CWtr. IT ACT CX Vlir.W Fr.u.e,.. v. l.erc he i.,ed to stati-e, 1
times. New breeds, i.r which lie had heard There are three reasons why A cents should ' V" 7" r-v"":'"" f rjy rnwixi ami Kliv with a clarionet and a v. r !-,-. I:.
I notliins, hail been introtluced, nnd his own i seek such an arti.-ie to canvass for li.st, for . '' '' T V-77' ''i '"l "AT 'v'-.'T t4 7ir-y' -'T '- ."."". I" TI M ,..,...!!.. I '. ,,.t i i. ;.s j i !i-
. .. . . ,. J ts iihsol.ite safety nnd uri-at convenien t t..,..i. I.,m. I... n. .1. KKMUU, j l o.. Km- f 5 ...c,...,.mc.yV ,u ,,., Hni ,, ,' . .
i animals were not deemed worthy of notice. , : :.... ' i.nrit. r..!!.. Yerm..i.t. si.i.n v.y m.i. i.-.-ru. ' -.. - n J-"- ' c: v -;3-j , mta the little woi-.i.i in.. , ...
iven iuiniiieprime.l.limment. .x.mi ailti.,. .Vi;te. it beats the l.ahi.v days of i -.-,115 . -6. ti iTi
ia .!. : , ., i ..... . ........ ............ . . ... .... : : y uaz.- j 5iit.-i v
ii e j ii if. ii.ia k1 .oe .luiiii.iu. .oi &i.e.-p. , sue r-c iiil: .ilitci i t lie, us raj.M sale, .! nvi ; -- - .
1 I?v hookev ! I'd bet I Clin more wool than he pii'-e, and ii .er.l terms surprise old Asr-nt-. i m -St!&
," -,..,., " ' A.ldie-s H..,e.e Lan.. Co., Cincinnati. O., & V r-?i--!Tr.-ff3
I d,H"S "tXt 8e',,0n- mentioni-iL: cr paper, ami they will trive you ftt Tj
"I I don't tike no i-.iper." i
"I declare, Titus, I am sorry for you. IJut
it ciin't be helped now."
Mr. Decpw.it. r sa .v how badly his frhuid
was feeling, and he said no more.
When tlie company lr.nl gone, Titus Close
ly took down the old sh-.ts from its peg by the
side of the looking glass and leg.in Id her.
The difference between thirty ami forty-five?
wn fifteen; and f.ltecn mnitipa-i by five
hundred and seventy give a pnP.vt of cig-
- five dollars and fi'ty eeats I
)n the following morning Titus Closely
went to the village and siitxcribcd for two
. , - -
i.iiku fino f.r li"i i!:t n?ni on f(r Ins wiit:
tei.s as. ory m a. ery n.ie.eMu . ...... ...
i....., .....v
him, or whieh he has met with on his travels.
In he sIh,.I, wit.i a parly ot travelers,
before a beautiful chapid of erden an der
Kuhr in Germany waiting for the key to 1.
brouul.t that tie- door nu-lit W. unloeued lor
tliem to enter. U litle tliey waited tliey saw
somi'liiUig on Hie ii'h' in n 'i, ni'nn
tiiey found to be a carrel stone lamb, and
hean to wonder what it meant up titere. .o
tliey asked an old woman who was hoboling
along a little way i.lt" if she could tell them
about it, and hr replied "Yes and lelab-d
why it had Vcn placed in that strang place.
".Many, years ago," she said, '"-vliere that
laaih now stands, a man was busy r .pail ma
the roof ot tlie c Ii im1. ,v:i. Hint Insiim a
basket fastened by a lope as he worked.
Well in wits woi'kmiii tliis inoiiiuT oiiM'iiy
-hen suddenly the rope which held the has- :
kei gave way and he fell down, down from
ine t;re.i ncie.i 11 u.e kh'ihm ....... . .
coarse ee: v one ms:iw the dreadful acci-
cent expected that the man would be killed;
especially as the ciound just there was cov-
ered with sharp stones and rocks which the
i ....
workmen were using for bunding. I.u., to
their great nsloni!niciil, he rose from the
ground and stood up unite uninjured I And
tUU was ow if haimened : A l r lamb had :
wan,!.-i.-,I oniii- in. .o tlie side of Hie chattel
in search of the sweet young grass which
.-pning np anions the stones, and the man ;
had fallen exactly on the soft bod v of this I
I
iMi, had saved his life ; for he had es- j
,.;iped with the mere fright and with not so ;
much as a linger broken, ll.it tlie poo;-iamb i
NVrts killed by his heavy fail upon it. .So, out '
,,r j,v oratit ude, the man had the. stone '
r:u ved and set up for a lasting uieinen- ;
. .- - r r . . I . 1 1 . .... .1 i
io oi ins es".ipe iron, so ic.ii i ill a oeaiii, uiKi ;
of what he owed to the poor lninb.
li;:ht. just. '.here it is wanted to suit the eyes
and can be converted ii.to a handsome wall
lamp. It has the best nr-jan.l burner, a till-
i"- indicator, and convenient mat -b Nov, and
" "" ' . " " "... '.l 1
. lias neen l ii.iv lesteu ani e.i,;oria-.iy en.torseu '
.y the "Ver.rn l.'hri-tian AdvtH-ate," "Am,
Christian Ih-vicw." "liernlil and Presby
ter." ".lournal and Mess- le'er" and "Cluis-
tiait Standard," the h-a.ltii religions p;t-rs
. .. '..'
(,t (-iiiciimal!. anil is etelorse.l Iiv the .Mayor
p, j..,. makes j(s sale immense : third, it w ill
'be a credit to handle such an article. Due
sotithein ALM-t t writes, it sells fasf.T than
C.en. I.--e s Porti-itt sold imlit alter the war :
canvass in.
i7.-i.it.
1
; t'orllrtmn I'r.USd.NS or (lif Vonnesl
mi '.dues.
use lUr .l'l aa.l sate
Ir. Filler's Sootltins I'nrmlnaliTP.
1 It ran he L'ivon v. jo, ...rro.-t s:if.-ty to your h. .!;.- H
! only t wo ..i thr.e .t .y-1 old. 1 1 .l.es te.t st.. "!y, hnt
; ti.- lit: I" tl.i nit will i'o to -!;. nntiii.ir i . .it!, -ret
1 invnli.'l:iiwtii5-. It.-.:re ! U A I.' K II. -'. A.oi-i l.-VS-
;N I 1 11; V. no matt-r Low loi.-r -t oi.l -n-. I.i :
t li A M'li.lMS. fill U.I'.t. A INFA.VII'M. SI .M
I All;'..- "t t.MI I. AIN'T. V. I MX 11. If. trcttiiit; aiel
i e: iie ot j o t.. ii t . w!: i.-t. is ;, ! n -i s ;. -iun ot i:iin ).
I 1 5 KKK?; S'ltKIK. SI 1 It ViiMlilMi. S1.KK1'-
' I.!SS'1NS .....I :.il ..HI., lints .. ll,p .rinn-., I. nr
( liowin.s.
u !mi ,;,X..t r:.,;,-,!v in use.' and is ree..!,n...-n.U-,l
ly CIIYSiei ls. S..I.I l.y lUil tiUlSTS an.)
' xiii sin i'sus's 1. ico KirK noun i.ozem;ks.
lliey are pleasant. s,i to nml sure. .'.. rt-.
l,)ot. ;'?.. Tli .r.l s.t.. ri.ila. In. I'n.
T. r. T--es t..r Mlr hy .N. .1. l-itKii.tiov-K an.1
. S. I.tr.KKti .V I. no.. l.i.ei.s..i.i-.j. n--.r;.-l Im.J
. . . . i.i .m. mi a a
; Guide to Success,
. ..-...
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rfZ?fi 1 USI lS KSS
l IIUUUllJi.U
A XII
5(nTi:Tvt
iia
, ,.,,,...,,.. ,.. ,.., eii n..i
' an.l lt-i n.J-lior.k ever i.tiMislie.l. -vioe'i tl.e lat"-t.
! It t.lis l.-tl. sc-xes eoaii.letelv H01 TO IM) KVKKV-
i TMi j :!lL. rH.,t w'ay. jf,.w t he yar nn
Laivvr, II, .w. to ! Hasines I 'orreet lv an.l Site
oessltillv. How to Art in Soc iety an. I ia every j.art
.1 life, na.l f-ontrons a trot.i none ot var.e.t ta.ortna-
! "" iii'iis, ensii.!e to u .-i;iss lorronstant reier- ;
; enee. A(iI'.T.H AVA XTlli) forsll orsj.are time, i
i-,, Know-;.v tins l.ook .t lil.AI. value aa, I attrar-
! "'i" "'; '';',"''';''!"; npiiy r..r t
St. ts. Mo.
We pay all frel jlit diaries.
IS-n.-tiin.l
FRUIT CANS!
. j nin nnw I)rt.(.ire,i ,0 (ar.ilslt ail who want to lny
' with st.mmI.
first class fruit cans,
VEUY I? EST Ol'AMTV (11 AW 0 V1. T1X. I
i . i
! v" Tioti'l l.c liitml'ii-rtre.l with elieap penitontla
I ry-in.-i.leepns wiien t.y :.yin'i a nine more yon can
j act .m.,I hottH-ntn.le vans w ..'.III clou tile the in.mev. I
'.tllcr V!l et I
. tl,c'n "lu ,,,r 'M "" l,tr( ;,1?;J,,niu-XTljFY
j Ki.cnstmnr. .Tnly 16. issa.-r,m'. '
'
; ( T M A I I T T Q
t -1 J 1 v 1 1 i i. - l7.
! 1 HAVETHE AUK.ncv Kou I11K
i AiN .... .mii.
i ani nny pcrf-on wi.-inii? to pnp.-nnsp one mis rail
will consult lti own Interest? l.y calling at
my Ktor-. exam inner p.nni.los on
cxh ibitioii, nn.l l.'avinir hi?
ORDER EARLY IN TIIE SEASON,
So Hint there will be no delay in fniitynix all in
due lime with this nc p.'uj ultra 'i'!or IUilI.
(iKO. lirXTLEV.
Kt.enotmnr, Ans. C, lssn.ltn.
AGESTS WANTED
.ENCYCLOPEDIA
8GO to S125 a Month
l II JE W awaaav rm. mwm Uiw and lormi. for Br.-d-I
tl VJ V I J Dt" M, Furmrrt., Me-
OUR O IfY N Sellineat. Low price.
. a i,tuaiaa Great snceeta. One anent
B L Vw X F- rJT sold 5X in one town, an
. 1 other 1.'.2 In IM duv, an
wlier 75 In IS days. Saes On titnei lt roit, and
everybody wants it. Send for cirmlars and ternis.
Also General AireuU Wanted. Address
I r. W. ZiEULER CO., I.0C0 Arch St. Phil'..
AGENTS WANTEDSrKTFKM!
line Maehlne ever invented W'i!l knit a pair of
Morklnea, with IIF.EL, and TOK rcimplele, In
i T. n,k I..rhi h there ia always a realv market. Send
i r eiirnar aim n-rnis 10 tne i womlily Mnttt lug
Machine Co.. luu WmUmpou ei., lkjblon, Mass.
ML. lirCKLKV.
ATTOR.X DY.AT-1,4 IV,
AIl(iiN.. PA.
a-limco on 14th Street, Ik-Wci. loth and 11th
Avenue.. to-T.-tf.l
WM. II. SECIILKilJo7r?jo a't
Lftir, Ebcnsburg, Pa. Offieein Col
nnade Kow, (recently oecuj.ied by Wm. KittelL
!..) Centreitreet f l-21.7.-tl.l
SIHSfKlHi: ror.Tiir. lAMUIUA FKLKMAn!
i..(J d LJ1', 1U ttlltdULC.
HtlT
pan
SPAVIN CUREf K;
SPAVIN CURE.
The iol snrrrwrnl llrmerty ever t i s -r.v
r--U, j' it i- '--rt on in ,i -ri a il lors not
l.li'iT. KKA l l iii F Iti.I.OW :
From ricVm pm N. CHANCER,
j'rt'xitl i itr l.l
it litr Vf. Ai-'xnn' lixtrii t.
-.. Al-ii.-rs, V., .T:i;;. .
In;. I!. .T. Kkmhi.i. f I'o. f J nt s ! I.i replv lo ,
yoiir letter 1 v.i'l s;.y that lr. y ex ;u ii. iter tr . Ken
"lall's St:tv:n ('.in' has l. ei. erv satis'a.-'ory in
il.'.'.i. Tisrce or f.oir ye .rs ao I -jinc-tired a hortle '
front yoMraaei.t ni.l with it cured n lior-e ot hone- i
ncsscaM.-el by spavin. Ii.t season my horse be
came very lame aed I turned him om tor a few
weeks, wi. en h b.-c-ilne b; t ter. be f Wiiei. I put him
mi the ro.l he trrew wor'e. when ! il.Jeovcre.! that
ringbone v:;s Innriim. I precired a la.ltie ol
JvLMidall's S'c.vrn 1'nre .ool -.-..ih le- than a bottle
e:ed hi!.) soti.at lie i-- II d l.ie.e. I.eil'terean the
ir,.v:, i
o.m.l.
licp. c; lr.ny yrn-.r-, I . A. (ill.MiKl:.
;;.sa;i;;.ia ci: hi i.i. 11:1.1,
Smi fifi rix, M:i-.. S.r - K, !,
II .1. K KViiM.I. i i "o. t rent . I ;i jn-t M to ytn
nn-1 my'if ) fht-ik 1 oi'-.fhl i- !ir v kn'w tlir I
Irivf rfMi'vi tno Imhio (. t i :,? i ! h Kcii':i I!
Sj.;i v i 11 i 'm c im x !!.' 1;: r t)t : ilim't k:irhfw
loiitf tJ:i in !! n linrr. I h.t p .wnc,i rh
l;'r.-c -;lit iidhiTi-. II lnk me Jmir ti:nnt:, t
mk. nm i :jr-.'!i tip-i iw r i.,r n..- .n.in on.-. I lutvr
?n,, Ja,'Z V'WrkM
7;:;;r;:,;-;';:;-t na'me os s'oc
wlU i. -.-r-at.
j.e-j.e. i.i.im a.i-tis, tn,.i.. i-.u-kki:.
Kendall's Spavin Cure.
AsntNii. Schuylkill Co.. Fa.. .I.n.e n. ls 1.
Int. I!. .1. Kkm.m.i. 'o.i Jei r - : A ,i-e of
S.av;:i that earn" under my oli". -v it ioT. was (re.
Iv cure I by one l...t:!e .d ;.-onr K"?.doi"s rii... tn
I'nre. iind the i. or sold ai u-r .v.. r.is lor tuo'hnn
..red .: .11. ir'.
Yours truly, Ciia:.. II.
Tlie" Iinuui-t.
STATEMENT MADE UNDER OATH.
Tn v. h.im ,T M .vc.m ki v.- I.i i!.p yrar!.'.M
!V'!'.''rv.:V' K"f V'"'-' si,!" ,:' ,r? '' !-vin
"I 'I'oT.il in.iii.li" era. 1 I.. t;p:rlv ha. I :ila:uens
a hen's a . id eoi,.ph ie'y toi,w-i t i.e la.m-ie
ho'eTcr s' e Very'Ic'r!"':!';;! lXZ'hV''!'.
lam.-, .cr .-..n' i 1 ... ,r -'. a'.v ,i:t; r-... in t:.- i.e
tivZXl i",'"''' 1 '''' '''V' a! 0''''
K.ii.s!.itrt. Falls. Vt.. Feb. c:. ls;:. ' ' I
S7d Fehrt.'.r" ' V ' 'iV"is-.',' '"' "" "'"' '' lv '
i . ..... V . " . . . .
-;' r. .1 m-t. .. n-i i-e o! thercace.
I KENDALL'S SIWYiX CLKK
ox iii-?:ax i i.r:.ii7.
I'AlTKS't ?ll!.l.s,
t..a
'. Y.
1 r-.r.eir.v iss...
M l.. M. II ll,r S,r : Ti:.' -..irti. iii.ir
II. .1. K:
Iii.-I. 1 e
il v..i:r 'S:.:i i !i t "ii : .-- iv:.
in:. 1 1-4 1:1 lit :. itk . ; 1:1 1 ..I . i .V ....,;. ..i;,, . V-;. "vl -ie-.
1 t-.i I tri.-.l iiiro.y tl.ii:.'x. I...t,'i.i v.-iin. Your .
-S. avoi -ii:--'- put th.- I.K.t t.. tli.-' t..mi:. on. j
ami. t..r tin- t.r-t timr "iii'-t- lnot. in 11 n itnrnl j.o-.-iii'.ii.
K..r :t I oiiilv !j..in.:.t it v. I - an ilmi-. i
ivl- li.ivc tv.-r lls'.l. Y-i:- tralv. " .
I.'rv. M. I'. Kki.i..
I'-iftor M. K. 'tiur-li. I'.-.tt.-Ns A ! i ; 1 . N. Y. !
Kesmu' Si-avis l't-i;r. is . u: . i i i: - .-fl.-. -t- mt
mil.l in its a. ti.iii. it il.ics u..t l.n-tcr. vet it is
p.'tvtr.itiicf and pi.tr.'rlt 1 to r :i ti ov. ry il.-.-p '. at
c.I pa fa or to remove any tx.ny irr wtli ontli.'r rn- :
l.in-.-iri.-nt. -.1 "-1 iv sj.-.i ia-.. -i liats. curl --. c.-iHous, !
!;r;. :!.. eiv;'!:i:w.. nny IiTiH-!i.---i na.l nil enl.-.r-o-
i -aV ..( u.
t-. er iiii.T's. rl.rtiin::tim in tie. n. i
or fur nny tnri.-e f.-r li n linimi-i.t i ns.-.l l..r
j m m er !-:t.-r. It is ta.-.v km.v a to l.c tie- !.-! lini- '
! it-t-nt lor man ever use,!, l.ci.ej .-.f mii.l in if s :.el i.-.n
; n " .n.i ia tt rti.-t-.. S 1 iu.r.'-.' I.t il-
. ...
iuinti.i ir.tii:.r. wim-ii n tl.o.k i:!-. i ..-i i vp
lis is.
-ln.-14m.
; r-.--;-- ywtSL
I 'SKbSS
AKa CATTLE LI1'
a mho run f.-r nil rlii.:iry isc s t; Hiir.f-?.
":.ttl SSifcp mvl Snitu. It jmiits .iipI Tcvcr.t .-
rr. Kv.N u -..Kit . Yu'ir cmtv i rfr;.-iin tr yirM
25 YY.V. f'KNT. MiCE AXU ?'. KTTKII VI! K A N : I''TTl!!:.
STOCK I A ITMNS OX .N K-K' l K i ll I-RSS
I-rin-j- in po"'?:-'ifm oT a liirirc nninVcr of excel-
j lon' lestiaemials. 1 s1,,,,:n a f.-n :
! I l..i -e t-een nsinj v.eir -,ift!e I'..T.-.l.-r for liors. s.
1 eon s. -iii,K'ns .in-i j,ii;s. :in,i r.a.l it a uts r-vLAS.s
' tlitna:. Hi-oiick ll'.M., t.-rtnantow n. l'a.
; i l,Mve nse.I f.To pn.-Ks l vour 'nttle Poir.lcr on
I mv r.,n un.l ehi. ketis. ThV. low .nv;: sfaimy
T,v.. k tiik oi axiitv thii.k !: .11.1 t.et .re. Mr
, ri.j. uen. ,-,.rt. ,ivin- I..U were , a i:ki. immki.iati':-
; LY alter 1 ha.l lis.-,, the l.oiv.ler.
I Yours, trill v. JuNas I'i.-oi !:, IVilla", N. I ".
! s the h. st for'la.rses. t-;.ttle. she,.,,. ,.te. Trie,")
' oa iM.ii.ii jor 01 .-.'nil.
I ,:VK,!Y e.st .Ton. Wkavkk. Iterrvsville. 'a.
Last ?mn;r:et ,..ti 50..I me n ,.aek'.-..r t.f y.mr i.w-
. ,vr whi.-h I -jnve to iity i...u!tiy. .-...,1 have not l.a.l
Tj:e-'T nina":.-r yoa sent rite a naeka-e ol y.mr ,..tv-
iter whi.-li I anve to my i...u!tiy. nnd have not l.a.l
one lr.;.v tnrkev or tlikken since. ."Mrs. m.
Ks.vrr, (i;.inire. X. Y.
Sen,! me a ea.-k or two .,f vonr t'attle lY..w .ler.
The j.a.-k 1
Irotn y..i last iviai.-r rtaiK.;. t;ii:
! etti. kfn tti.t.i ;:a. I
1 l.r nn.l it cure! his
1 Sproec Vale. Ohio.
iraie some ol it to a nei-ll-i-hir
kens. -John Williams,
A.I.Iress. I..r n r,atnvl.let. V. A. MIT.T.KK. R?.l
Ar.-liSt., l'HI I.A DKI.I'Hl A, l'a. 7-n.-Ho.-ly.)
CELEBRATED
STOMACH
Thonsh Nlinkluc I.IKc an Anpn Leaf
With the c-l.ill n?id fevrr. tlie victim of mtilari.i
may ptiil recover l:y i:lnu: ttii? e.-Icl.rate.l sj.ecili.',
wlii.-li not only l.rci.ks tit the m,.t siri-'rava ted at
tacks, l.nt .rever.t. their recurrence. It in infin
itely i.ret. r.ihlo to cjtiinino. not oniv !.ce:m--e it
doe? the l.itiiic.-i !;r inoro ttioroiialily, l.nt nl.-o on
aceonnt of it? i.cr.'eet wholes ,iii..icsj."an.l invior
ntitiur :i't ion in.'.n the entire y?fin.
For enie by nil IMitusit? and It. s'.ers jfciicrM'.ly,
THE E ATIOML EATMENT
("lire Catarrh. SoreTliror.l. r.ronrhllia,
AKhinn an.l oiiii .;.( ion, : e ,! I ... y
pcpMin. l.lvrrromi.lalnl. Kidney lin.
, Wmnh IHwnso. Srxnnl W-l.itcKn
ntvi rrvoiin l.xhaiil ion. No l.i.tont-e.ie.lt-cine
achftnu; i.ut remctiiv? pre--i i!K.d t j uit t-aeh
car-e.
A-I.!re II. USMS.Jt. I).. Uea.llntr. Pa. W rite
your full name, I". (.. Stite and (',., in plain hand.
Tin Tf
JUL
or Irr.t-.-i l.Ill( I:. a ve-ctablo rnmpounj
who,' virtnea hx.- .t'".l the test of vrar. is in.
I;. I hide in the cure of I . .. -j.-;:.. c . ne'ni, Iiilnlitv
Chroiu,- S c:ikiu-s o! Luui;.., Spleen nn.l Ividiiev"-'
Short U.viith. Heartburn, St. li.nice.
In tl.e .-toin.-cl.. l:.i.! and I'l.c-t. 1 V.rtir.!iarlv
adapted to all K i.ir.'e liea.--e. no matt'-r n iiat
the nue .f th.-patient mav te. l-ri,- T.-.et Sold
l.y llru-.r-.ri ft.-. ' ;-'.'.'S1.-ly . J
Junx Mi urnv. m.d7
I' U YS 1 ( 1 A N A M ) SI 1,- c Ft) X.
i:r.EN.iit--..i. PA.
I llfriee in bntl.lina recently occupied bv Ir. A. M.
Kaitn, on Hi:;h "ire.-t, wet of .Inlinn. find neiirlv
nppnite the Hlr. ir House. Night cali? .-honld bo
made at the oftice. I'", 8 i.-ll.J
rjF.O. M. 1 1 K A I) i , Attorn n-ot- La tr,
Fbcnebnra-. Pa. O!!!oe no Ct-nirn street,
tone doora Iroui Hinli stretl. ia--"7,';:r 1
Si
MRS. LYDIA E- PiKKHAM.
or J.YNN. T.ASS.
1 . v. 'N.
rusiovrntn o?
LYDIA E. PINK HAM'S
Tot all Femalo Complaints.
TTil. vr-epom-kin. in raffl '.?nire, eonH-f, of
Vegetable Croti-tie;j tht nrr 1 em.lc 1o the lao-4 C i
trate Invalid, one trUil the nwrit rf tMi C'm
lu-id vil. he reeopTiizd. rurllcf I, ImtwHist? ;
hen t- w in enntinncd. In rintT-n!r.pr?r f 1 1 h'.-i.
dred. 1 ;.?m'.p.ie'.trT:reisen'. rfsl..t.t.ioi:"iT.'!s v-Ht t'-F-lifv.
Oa ncectiut of !t. pe'Tr-n i:i.r!t. It ht -T-yr
rommcn:t. .l and j re ! i'.K I I.7 the k.l j ti.-ti -ir.iis ia
t he country.
It will euro entirely Pi" t f .rat ft f-"rc
of the wteru. I.cTorrh.'-t, lrrt-iilar nl i:i:fu.
Men'tcintlon. nil Ovarian Trouhl-. Inrjinn.ni n and
lleention, lloo-liltr. all I'i-T'lnc tnri.;i nd t'o nm
Mncnt s,inr.l wertkne--.. n...l ii rw.M-cinlly :.-, td t
the Oinr.fre fcf Life. It ill .11 olre n.I rx;.-. fs.n.or.1
from the nten.-'lTl an CJrljr ft-.-.-.- .f d. ek-f-in. nt. Tio
t-ndenry tr enoertu-i humor, tlit-ro li checitcJ iry
rooeiftly ly tin ne.
in faot it tin-. j-rorrj to I th tr"-.!-bt
ttmt best rcmotly It.r.t l.a-. fT.r Im-cp r!iv.Trr
rl. It niimt-"cvn7 y..rtl.n of tSo nr-tcrn. .tn 1 civr-f?
n. w lifcam, r!--or. it mnmrj f .."ntnc .C.-r . .! :, y
-troyn all-ra-rinr? f'.rKtim.Uant-'.anc n a i.cnl:n'f
tf the rtotnnch
It ee.rr rtoetirr, TTcft'lncho, ;.rror?w Frtt rat i.n .
Grarnl rv-l.:lity..So-p!m--a, IVj.n-rion and li.JI
(reFtlon. Tl-.nt f.c!rp of benrinir 1on n. enur-ii ft rln,
wrifht and l-arV-'cho, i? ajv. nys iT-manertlT fnartd I J
It.nw. It will -it all ti::ic, nnd u.:.!rrnl! cir.-t:m-taii-ro!.
cot In harmoiij vitallio law tiiat ruwnw the
f.-tnr;,cry-iteTn.
K"r KMn-yOTUilainf-l of t itlier H X tills c. 'in, found
in unrnirpffc-i-ied.
Lydia E. Pinkl.am's Vegetable Compound
1 prrl-ni-d rt r.Tl'l C'r tVr-Vra .T.-me. I.ynn. ?taw.
lrice f 1".. S. tn-;tl f.r S--i.t by utail in the
form of ;.:;t.. nt in the for-n .f t'arnr.-, on reft-iT-
f lr:.-e. '..: . I r 1 .T, f .r ei!'.. r. Mrs. I'lNKHAM
f n.-.lT nn-irrrs aJl 1' tt.-r.. f inquiry. fV-nd f-r lalil-
No fa:..i-rfiio-.!':t"n.t'-on. I.YPIA I- J'INK HAM'
UVrr 1'ILI-S. T7i.y care C-n---tt7-i.tifi!l. L-ijuuaDct
aiidToniHty of the Uv.-r. 2j tnti i-r box.
Ti- y,,r .le :-v(ii:... i; n.i 1 "'.. ici.cr.il
A -.-nv. l-i t-!.:.r'.li. i'... toi-l lr. '.Vii, I.kmmoN,
Iraai--t. Kl.f.i-'.nrtf, I 'a. 17--.':-'.-!;.
PEP.AMEHTLY CURED i
t
Ci E.1
hi v & a w'iiirjui!jvjri
t"Cor.3t;pation anci Piles. M
t u r-x pi:. s.,e, t 1 1 . v.
S"i.fti:tM.v i;::-.; ::i.rs uu
'J nc-tt-l c -'inrt::.
Jj n t cf..-.t!y.',
C'A y r:.N'.i?; rAirrc rrn.r,
. .::n, vt., S-j
'.; r.y-s "li UsT i '., :
i L; tlx r-K- .It c-'ii:Ji-.-..
h j; i: s. i:t;; ::', c
pi.-'.-'T t'jrf:s n
Vr.'-i . - T - r r'Atflfl ir- - 4
y rnrt 1 Pif." 1
;'T -r" T:!rt-. nny-, ''imr
n .-. ; l ;r r;c I rant- vl
K.: .rji nuors t.-,;. t.cK.oro
f cri ;.ivi:i i ... iij . . i a.4 1 r - w.i..
stio'r.,ll
aigia I S
IVlo-ir:;, J-.-.-ndlro, Cortfs1
s ( Pi:p.-. c.-in f::ia jmaticrrt. l.oura
rr.i .-.-t.-.a.oc.corc.crc.
l-', J pf)t::.; nnd t:tt L"rir:! by xu:U jr It.
!
;
1
la nrpoase to the urrcnt requocla of cront
numbers of people wHo prefer to pirrchano a
Kidney-Wort already prepared, Uio pro- C J
prictors of tiua celebrated remedy now pre- r 1
pare It In liquid form as W.l a. dry. It is f-jj
very concentrated, is ptt cp in largre bottlos,
i
tin cans. It saves Vhe necessity cr prepartTwr,
Is always ready, and is mora easily taken by
most people. Trice, f 1 per bottle.
LIQUID AST) DBT SOLJ3 BT DS-TTOOIFTS.
I
1
I
I
I
It M.I., I(IV.llAlil'-OA a. o., r."f r,. -,s
A Barllncte-i. Vt.
SiaLs ?aCW.
K. ii mm . . im m
i
it fiTJ
i m s i m i wwicaaaa
' I1 fH'H IT
! Ut it II II.
'
i
!
SYIUiP !
Pj rH- lM Zf. went checfnllyuverthe in .,,;.
t. R Vv--.1- .VA '- hi- m:n. :, tuniii;- a si.;:.;
faSarr.,.iii.iiii,VJ l-.-ti.s he was suddenly and v.
I jj PEP.AMEHTLY CURED I 1 , inr prostrate.1 l.ya hu-e sl.el..ar.
tJ. - r.l re;, clad lor Itiiit liom the !'-!:
i I J l lol ii. 'ot np ii'i i w it 1 ! ; : --.
F3
nrTlN-rfim. U '
Liquid HsU
40 YEARS BEFORE TIIE PUBLIC. ! so'as to A-IuUt it"omi'mi'tlv".Tl,:v
fronounced by all to lv the most pi.kas- 1 city, ami the thumh-r-cl.ui.l .v.:
ant and KFFic.vcioi s remedy now in use ! vil3 char-cd will..-!., iiici'y. 1
duced an opjx.s;te cl.ai.e .n . -
for the crisr. ok coicus, corns cuovr, ; i.olow-. which discharo;.-.! '! :;'
hoarseness, tieklinp; sensation of the thrtnt, , air by tlie pointed Im.u'.s ..' i '' '
j Wiioojiiner collgll, etc. O Villi A MILLION V.OT
j Tl.KS SOLO WITHIN THE LAST VKW YI'.MiS.
; It gives rcsiief vl:erever used, nn.l has the
power to impait benefit that cannot be
from the cough mixtures now in use.
by all Druggbts at 2". cents per bottle.
SELLERS LIVEU RILLS are also
high
ly recommended tor curing liver complaint , hence" in order to drive :' ,l: '.'
: .:..... , . . ' r e . 1 : r t-V
I eoiiM i j;i i ion, Me K-neno;ienes, I ever ami ague, : -loin ;tti laiuic, noui -:-'-
and all di.seases of the stomach and liver. ! )vo""' 11 ,n,,st u,,lu'a,.'i:- h ' ,
; form a vapor, when, it pine.
Sold by all I)i,,goits at I!.", cents per box. j (.OI1ipletely removed. II- .it m;' '
II. J-r. St'ITe' .f- fit.. I ' ...., I'.i idled to the floor bv using lt..t ii"'
I i.-tobcr 24. ISTU.-iv.
TRADE MARK The Ureal I nr-TR AOE MARK
ih i:eti.e.ty. nn
vimluirj ri: -r for
Setninqi IV.ak
dm, Spcrtna t-r-rh.-a.
li.,p.,-"i!, y
nnd i-.H iistc!
thr.t, ,w a a
.o.Itu-iice ol S.-lf-Ab.ic.
I, cms
... -
3
liRAY'Jt Sl'l.. CIC MI IIU IM .
BEFORE TAEinti.v. r- i l.:i-i'tn l.' AFTER T.MtlSiG.
1 Pain In the H ck. IHmm-'s ot ii..i. I'n tni't'ire
e l As.-, and many otin r .le.. i ti.at le .!
f'.utyor 4 nMinpt.,.n. nn.l e. l'r.-'o.u ni
t i iiu ri:.-tn.rf in t.itt p-oiii l-.:.-t.:n -.ii.ie. n;r ia.i
.r f, &.....I T-..n I.,- ...it ' r --. . .lV.Jiil
.t-.-'-iuc i-L..;.r.oe l ..t.t !. u!l l ir:vj l; r-, at
1'i-r pacK.i" or Si
v i.a.-k ...-t s i... f.. ,.r"iii b.. y.
IlieliraT nedi.inelo .
tree l.y 1....U on r-
Me.-banio" HI, ek. I'vt';.m .- "!;..
i-S(i.n ii v ma utiisrs r. :uv whi u
DENTAL XOTK K.--lt. M. n.
CttKrtiY. V... 7ro.-i trntut.
cnl.nrir. Pa., rc -pcetiiillv 1 n ; u ; ..
nil person" iiit-n-t.-.l that lie mil
visit l.retio prof- .--sionally on the
tint Mon, lav ..I c-icli month : I'best
Spriturs en the .lay l.dlowinsr Tn.s,t.,v : fary.ll
t.'Wn on tlie -ii-ond M.-nd iv d c acb iiii:.;h. anil
VVUni .ve on the li.erth M 'iav ol ca b ei..i.th.
rf -All persona ti.-e.tin-j; dci.tal r ..rkw:ll v. el!
to sivo toe n p-.ll, as 1 am p.-cp ir-'d to t .ri.i-h lull
or partial , ts ot teeil, pr-.l pc:..,rm nil . t'l-r oi er
ntioiis portainina to inv pr., !. -- , n in a sati!.;otorv
uianner and nt the b.wr-t i.,t' le pne-s
--ji.'s'.-tf.j M. li. is. ci;i-:(.hy, l. I. s.
TV?. MV.T."r.UCK,
1'iivsii iAs am. Sr noroN,
At.n.i.A,t,
i ifflec and residence on Ponrteent h street, rear
Klcvc nlh avenue, where nisht call? can be made
lifhochonrs from a to 10, a. t., and tmm a to 4
and to n. r. m. Special attention pah! to !i
ea'esot tholtvna.i.l i ,.r .... . , v
1 I 'petal em oi t. rv , r'.pi .-n. 1 1 p.,- ;r4
! sToiMi.s i ;: 1 ammi.v.
I A ben ! loniMtiL' to i .r( j . 5,.,..
I llalt igh, N. "., b:' l Ken In.
, davs; when she made In 1 , r -7,-
'. was w it h t .Vt lve lit ! !e tf 1 1 ...-j.
! found that a terrapin tl. il i ,: i ,. ,'.'
; l-- I.cd thefo. :iti I tb- f .- ., v. r"
; them to P. 1 t'Ati ihc and .1 , .
A call !- -at iii Icr-c is ,,.
of Dr. I'r'.'tt. .f Alb-.:.;.. X. ' ,
tii.::iii:.g he is dii-.m ; ,,..V.
honse f U'-nrv li. l'i i-,,.. '
;ts his master it ivi h;l:i l.c .., . ...
; the street. ;u d from the ..n j
, a stand gets a s: : k f at ', . , ;" .
awaits l.e :. nival t-f I.;; ma-:.,
pays the vei d. 1.
A t't.lcb' ' r iCu. n. 1 w,
:'. v:tl.(!:(d at (-y.'l.t n'i In. 1; n' 1;
Iter c;'t, wliii ii had f.'i. i .1 i;s v , ,
I er l':"!ii end v. as en ing l.;
; got up. t in i. d t he jii.imal out . ai ' ;.
laid down and slept : but m. ;!. ,",
01 1 i,e fin wire win si? than e.i
s::, )it wai in an ;
ex lied a door to t cm tl
cat
llan.'cs bui.-t in
I w i t l.im. ,.
t!a
J.inr ,i'ld Screa.iK-d to ).;-; j.,..
1 1
and la
i.r c
ti I..
liai el y t in.e to jump .r,;
story wii.ilows in their i:i :i.t . ; .
fort-the wl;i.ie tip; r st.-jy .1
fiUiiihor.s" w;is in i!.iiit-s.
I;i a ti'-c at Miijcr loi .,. rs.
in ('iies'cr. I'.i., a spair.-w i.r.1
pre! I. v l-i ids. While- a sitsin -,t
oui cvei:iii'r, ami the w in 1 v.
' .1
Ihrouli every itninch of tie- t..-,
ino'h'-r liirl carried the :,:rie : . ,r '.,.
lroli, the l,(t to the "!-, ' r.; ;i ',. ..
sill, away fr-un tiie mm i v. .: : i;. . .,,
then c.tl 1 it d the l.l st (!..v. n. p;;t ;', .
teics iii it, atal rcsti tl ;.),-;. jr..i:i
storm all niu'hl. She ;-,:.l i-v
Wile will ei.led f. r. If l!:.s I ,
let!, done, tl." yoi.!; spnii-ov, s , .
i m doubt . have Iteen t'.i iw i:t d.
.V ieix co..;.ii;.::. two 1,1. .:, k- . v.
I),, ilht to S-u, I'l'.li.; l.-.-o ;,.:,,' ',..
lllliia, litld. as there W;is j.., i... i,, ,
: reive tli' iti. the I "X v.;;s . ,t
:u,d the animals f.u ".t'.et,. v.'l., ;', ;
i ow !."l' ciilh-d ;.li 1 the 1 "X w;-,
; ;ts 1 unci t hat one of '.lie in . j
died of starvation tl.li-:, !
otti'-r sat l!i:'ir:ii:: tl.e h !y - I,
intervals it wmlil l.i llii-(..-;.v',; .
diiltce aloiittd it iii:d p:;w it ;,s i;
: ;iWitki-u it, ami f. il!::r in :,.'.
, :;;;i:i clasp the th ad moid;! y i:, ...
and yive vent P pi-Ten u s
, shrieks. AL-i-ii: it v.. .'. i ;.:.;( ;
i uisly, as il l-xi"ts'iii:.i'. i,. w ;:h
1 1 .-s -..ii.p:ini-.ii f.-.r i:s 1i.:et::.--- j
deJlUV ih-clth Was i.u llt;!.!:.,WI, (:. !.-.
! tt thl' puzzled, hewinh rid a:, 1 L
stricken jocko, who fought fun..;
At
wiica tne corjise w.isjuki n aw,;y f:
i
, which he was nursing two cc'-s.
slun k i:.M' on the ton of li e ., '.
livs tlie s. aip Mini 11, a'ei
dow n over 1 is c yi s. As he it !1 i i . .
clinched him. and in the st.in.-;.. r
both tr.ml'h d ove; a v '..: v ;.
. the I)- i-.r hit ar.d tor.- i.t r :ui. :
would have killed h'.i.i oiitiih; h .'
' the cryiuir of the cui.s. w'.;, h . , ;
i motlu-r clT. lioe Se !!, the c-. . '.
and v iiii nr.e arm t- :n li i- -Minded
with his s-;dj li;u:uir.
; t-M s and his l.i.t 1; ::e:::v I :. : , :..
i . 1.!,1 in his i
li'.iliii lr.iin. e Im l.;id It ad:' ;:
ane was no! to he s . -n. li--
I; I !.
!i3 , ill. 1 1: n i Km.
v.
to fr.-tlUel't I
j;CCU.-t 'II:
. i t;:e i;is. ,s-i,i. i. no
.1.. .....1.
t
tHi'iers'ood that h
ami. touched ly l.'.s
tiieir ji-'ice in l is P
lllilUoers. The V.. ,j
I
' Mel.
! I '. : .
all l.tsh, an event w;.-. :i '
carefully kept t l.im.-'.f iri; 1
Itecaiue an :-ls-iit e tr-'ia ' !'
S's. IViis. The poor ai.kn.d wa
yivrs dead in a cellar m ar 1
i:i;'.'tt r's ahi.d.'. a siiin ol '' '
ir; t'.unls of the 'rl-.-at.s r.-i.v. .iv
discovered iitid.-r the li'.ttr e-i w!.
Wiis stit tchcl.
A -"t:r-T ni' 1 .i in n l n i . Ti.e
Khno's riit'."'or t k-ct vu ;' - '
, inti H the 1 av'.'ii" is i t' i;.-:ivh'i:-' a'
and around the spars and m,.-ts .f -conies
l"r,!U the preset. , e .,' ;i ! ..i
c'oud in the air, from w'..-. h ti.
objects draw the lichtt.ii
A splendid instance ot ti ls i ' .
: non was lately witncsv! in !!.
St. ( 'erg'.ies, where ;. v.l.-'e i-:--'
pi::o trees v.;,s st en to l..- -'' '' '
' li-iit like a phospli l'-. s.-t -ni v .i
I tropics. A thiiiith r-sto: i.i was .
at the time, and at cv ry lla-h '1
'. nins, the illiunin.ttion i in ir
j pcarcd, hut soon shone fori ii ;i- i '
: the ne.t Hash came. I'--' ';
' jH-arance of this st. l'.lmo's i .:'. '
, ol the pme-trccs. 1 ' . '
Kki:hlxk Si-.in rr-'N
1 1
A com-siH.mlt-nt v. ritc ii
had I Mouiid, Mir.n.. that thr- I KiiK.;
Sold 1 kerosene lamp has can-. .1 a :: :
' spot, ii;n the !, ,r. ami w -
i how it can be removed. ..-"! K.i
j lias a boiling poi;.t i f -!' ' "
s-.b-rnl.'v iikivp the b .i't.re' p. -
licieiitly hot, fut placing a n:
ler over the sst. It may be 1
the oil is drivtn to the sit1 c
Some 4f the oil remaining ;n
will be brought to the .!l!.u'
l.iry attra'-tioii. In Mn-h :i '.'
be neeessary to rce.it ti c u
4'ften as the strain .-ipin .us.
l.c v
Crniot s Sfa-wh i'. --J 1 -Rt
range thingi that civw
weed called .Vcr. "-..
no larger than a vhtp 1 , ,'
three h-indred le t in ' !-L- :;, ;l
upper end is an itr.mt i--e ! ' v .
rcl-shapcd obi.-et, six or .-vu '" t '.
The vegetable barrel t.-i:- ,
to In- )
rue. j
up this ini'.n.'Mi' "
1 , . ,l-'.. .... t -'.!'.
yi
nt j the water, ai d the cord is s.'S'.i '' -
' ' it IS UM-ll as a tlS!UIIg-..t.l o i '
n ,o i. ro i i .i l ii . .-r-t . .
t--
live on the ctv
when
Aniong those haves i-;
liome of the f-e.i otter. U
them, or resting on tl.e
1.1
15.
holds them all up. lie catch' ''.'
wants, and eats them at J'-i- ,.
To him. no doubt, it is a ! i-'-1- '
Routing: iland of the sea.
Tiik Paris er.-o.-.ivs I'ar.--t
your orange ji-el. btit livi'r.e an i'j
round it inidwav, and m .''u' ' '
in two halves. Take the t .'!'!
llace thfin hollow .1 u n'.v.ii ! ' t
the glass and the other in '
plants or vegetables. At the cv-
few davs vou will c 1 i 1 :l
cither i'hic-k or grav. Lv.-rv in-' -(
you will limit hat : thev hive :0-- '
car .11 and i.th.-rw l-e L.tt- b. -
... 1 ... - . -
under the cups of el Mi';'e 1" - ""
I lie b 1 l.o i .!.
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