Trr ilf -f'T'l it is crtsm ia i t5H and
de n..t hti.ter. Ai-" rei:ut ! i-r burton flcso.
KL1I 1 I.IIHK HH,'W.
MRS. LYDIA E. PINKHAM.
OF LYNN. MASS.
Col. X.
Yoi'5.jti'. tic;
171 1! .'. EfTIHL' I V '.
vaiual-le Ht i-l ;-'Hi'a e.-lr ,
fciahlv. li-. la-l.i U7k? hone
and a s vr: I or e r .:: t tie "til. r,
lauic. 1 h.-i-i fc.m un-i -r Mi.
vary surir ."ns. ! t.itie! t
the ad vert ire men t of "Keu
day in the f iih-s-u t 'rtze.
to trr it. nnH tri-t ar .Ira!
1 hey c-rlcre.l tr.r.-e t-.,f;c.
thm:r I -.T..!ii.! nr it a t
! I.'OM
L FOSTIi
. 1880.
it : I bij .1 Tr?
i h I i-neJ very
-.;n 0:1 our j'jirt
It.rii liiwi him rrry
i' 1 1 two veterf-
ir t.'.in. Fv:ilin
. II" r ; v 1 : 1 "urc" ono
I (f r.rni;ne'i at onri
n bare to scnti tor it.
an I I i. k Ihvin nil.
t t:iS. 1 iifC'l
-u?rfo
me. a
i.l but i r-
e fi'T:l '.!
H M IT,
II-!. I t
.1 til"
r- I..-!
ll see'.r.lir:; t.) ! : u
o!t ceased t be .
0 if a i r.i r.M . E n
llm' -i:e ir v. 'i
bori.j n f 5ite
lure 3 ;o re m 5 r k SU- ifi.tt 1
bur have t!:c rernainir.
are now uin.
Verv i:":-r c- :c.
urtli ilav the
i it. l.sv e since
it c. :.i 1 t.'ie oolt's
!'; Vr.-rv t,f any
-,y cur? I. and the
c "tvo of :uv neix h-
i 11 1 o'Mr.. r. !
h t'
cy ,
T. Foster.
Kendall's SPAVIN Cure
to
t.
Ha!1 t'trio, F'.
I r. fl. .1. Kcmht.: ...- ,..:.:: 1 ;
fine icMe rhsr hi-! 1 r .:...- t. in f..r n lot
Itrt-.! every ;'' is nn". '-i! I d
nil i.l f:,i, ai.d a :.i tJ
fried 1 r tr'ue n ti- 3 ci-:v o;:;j
Bifl'i'!0 I "K.i !i:.'j --' i w
with srrnii l ret.; ti . r -wi-.v .r;ir I ll . I"' .
oloan. I t:..'n -er." -.' ' to f'r
ll!ftrteil H..-H' !;.. :'-;! I t:i::.k
belt'-r tm.ic I r.:i' ! ..n tin hTf au'l 1
I hare tnk .n 1:. :' in'r" t in
aoM llcopiei I'.r "U l i 1::: n :
anJ .! vh.it -i 1 c-n ! i'.-'.t.
1 jlll tri, : r.
Isth, U5
e a very
' timi.
uro ft. t.iit
11 v.'ud a
i! reoni-
h 1 trle.1
.-.oar an.i
i.f your
i'.T l no
iii?en5es.
it. r ml Lava 9ice
hb.-i . uri'l will try
1: l:i i.r ct r?.
H. V-. ;.1i:.i.e;(.
MADE UNDER OATH.
'i'Mthx. Tn tV- voir 1575 I
:!" Sj -.. v in ( ' jro'" .1 "bone flpar
' irrc.w:h. reariv h ill as laree
To Wjtr m I r M.
ia of sevcrfkl uivin
r ar.-i rv:u t-d t i.o cr!a r-jeiiiTif. I hare worked !
the h'"T Vt?''v h.nr-i ' i-iruo, it-i-i i. rvpr hns j
bfrn l:ifr.e. r. -r c-iiit ! !vr . iny fit ft-r(,ncfs In
th iie (( tli'? ht tit j-.iii? sinft: I 1 rented turn with '
"E rtit!aU"5 S . i ii t 'tt II. A.CiAlK3. !
Sun'siH:r-4ti t.. Kel. 2th, l4Ti.
Iwwnni l 9iit;cr:i-e-l to before d'.e, this '.5th day
of wL riry. A. 1.
jvh u. j .luitut or tho reaoe.
Kendall's Spavin Cure
ov iirr.i.vx n.tsu.
I! iUiBf risi.D, Vt., I0. -3. liTJ.
B. J. Kk.' pa 1 1. .'). Jont.' : I ih to add my i
te-tiun ny In tuvor ot your invalna'.'ie lir.iincnt, j
'Kffrj.'.ali s S( iivin 'lire." In tbe jprin ot 1S6J I
llt'Td on tlir lea and ri rained my riht limb at
the Rrj'e jutut. 1 was r;ry lamu nnd lit timet suf
fered tr.e nio't exrruciatlrii? pain. I wore a t.ind
aire on it fur ovur a ypar. and tried TH':t cvarytiiinr
In my ren.-li. t.tit cuuld rind nr.ihini; timt would
jcive tne j..eriii3aent relief, Wiicn 1 uvorTrorlied, It
would pain ir.e riy much. In April, 1-Ty, 1 licnn
to tbti.lc I should le a t-riMi.t !-ir ilr'c : Irit having
m9 cf "M end - S; svinCsrt." thought I would
try it. I u-J oi.e-i' ird "t a buttle and vipoileni ed
relief t r..'e. I (i- piin l-:t h.e and brn not trou
bled uii !i!ir. I f'-. 1 v-ry ir'nietiil to you and
would re":.ni ir.-rid "Ktn l.iil'? Spavin Curt" to all
who eaTer witti sf r i ini ,r rl 'i 'imtir m.
Vora truiy, ln. .1. Bdvicll.
KENDALL'S SPAVIN' CUKE
UISCOVERIR Ot
LYDKA E. PINKHAM'S
For all Female Complaints.
Thi prrration. j tn name c-niflr. rnaUtn of
Veicctalaie lrcpeniM ibat are LAnnu ttio mort dcl
icUa inTsUd. tjvn ono trial t!n merit of this Com
pur.J will b9 r' znf z, as relief ! imnaHata ; ar;d
rhn it n Is cor.tinarit. in ntn. r-nitie cmvt in a huii.
frt,apemiuier.tcuroleffcctodji3thotianls will ti
tify. tn avyunt of it provca c.eriti, it is to-dty rv
roTtm-.TieJ and r'Crlbod by tbo bt hyciaxii it
the c-.untry.
It rill euro entirely th -wrst form cf f!linjt j
cT th utT-.is, Iucorrfcr, IrregTiUr and painCtii
Mnstmtlen. nil OTariacTrmihen, Inffatra aatloa er.d
l"lcretion, Hootifps, ail riplacnt3 and th eon
6 lcntf inil wiaWxi8, and la ef-ccially adapted to
the Changr ef Life. It ill d:.wlv and exrl tunaora
froim th ntcnislnan early rt.aire of development. Tha
tendency ta cancerous ftumors tfaer Is check ad rery
rx.lily ty itg ae.
fa fuct it tuta proT4 to ba tha treafr
est OTid bat l-Mndy that hca a'r bcp aiscoTer
ed. It wnriwu-i erry jortion of tbe arrtana, and givm
Dew life and Tigror. It removes falntae?s,r.at;ilrey, dtv
ttr-y allcrvinc f f stlraiiiante, and rtlierta wtokaM.
of tbe storr.arh
Itcur' rioatIr.c, TTcadechM, Krxona Protratinn.
Ofwra Iobility. Plenrlc'sncaa, IVpraffsion and Indl
psnTlim. That frlicg of brrj-ing down, causlatr pain,
weight and backache, ia alway jjertnaiwiitly cured by
rje. It will at all timca, and underail drenmatan'
b, x-t la horznony wlthtaa law that fOTwraa tha
f triajfityptem.
For KJdnoy Complaint of either arx thia compouad
ucrrpoAod.
Lydia E. P'nkl.ans Vegetable Compound
In pr?r.trrJ at 3S and -25 Wwtera Anne, Lyrn, Vaas.
Frice $1.00. S.r bcttl-s for $T.0O. Sent by mall la tha
fcrta of pllW, als In thd form of Losengea, on raeelp
cf rc. $l-W, pt bc.x, for either. Mra. PIVTCHjial
frciy answers ail Iciwrs cf Incjuirr Brad for pam
phlet. A'ldrM a3 arnre jtntn thi pap'r.
y0 fanir.yphot-Mbc witho., lYWA K. 1'iyKHAJI
LIVE!. TtlXS. Tl-ey ci:r f'f tlpntion. Elljoaanee
and Torpidity tf the Lirer. Zj cents jer box.
Forpnle hv Gf. A. Kiut fc Co., Oencral
Aieents. Fittbnr-'b, I'a.. Rud Dr. Wm, Lkmmoit,
DrukrgiBt, Ebeuitjur, Pa. 7-2.'8'J.-ly.
Is Fure in. !' eT-'t
doe not hi t' r : y
ful tu re:ih ev r
an? IfTiv i n'Wi
I-avln-. f))U'it, curl-.
aa 1 any Ir.rii:ie-4 n:i ! :
cr liints, an-i ait ' f r ri
a t r wi. leu a
It i- now nv
atnl ir.il 1 In its action. It
L't tt M ent ri 1 1 nix 1 nwer-rl-sv.irci
jin.or tu remove
r '-riiT wn,i'rr..ii.'-!it surh
ar - '-i t - r .
ny p"H"
or bt.i;'..
fr uiri r
In Us e:,
uoJ, nj
1....U. '..raiiu. ,wel!lnir,
!l r-:;! i. -mouM i joints
.'linn! in man. or lor
n::i:j.. :ii id u.-iid :ir mm
.wu to 1-j i:ii iirst liniment
ui l liv and yet rertatn
-jr,- i! if , f . .5vTi-.-'J
Cathartic Pills
iii-h i:r.
I .13 v '.
tsioK ir.v: . .;.'.
dy lir.ii f.'iT met v.i
our v-' ;i n.
ir IT.ce -ri 1 .-r b.
Brii'7 . . f m
be t:-t to ,i y u ' Ir
f rer-r ... In. J!. J
i all'. t.
SOLD BY ALL DHUCCJSTS.
Ji-v i. i-'i.-'j'i-..
d, 'u'.'tilar, wi.icli we
i; . uv. .Mi rem-
U 1 l.l.d 'J' Ctti to
.1- !ea-t.
. i -.x i. :- f .r .. All
.-: tt ior aju : i.Ttt ivill
u r-. i-. t pr.oc by the
l .. t o.. I'.nosbiirxh
ir in-'
- -..--v.rr-'s.;:?---'i"
tli tlp. ;.. ff.t!,rtic vrif.'-ii'lfs
i'.i:!", in ; X' '" ' :lr: n'''''irati'iy .v.l
f.i 5,i-.ir a tivity. icrtai'ity, aivl
unifonnitv of efb-t. Tli.-y arc tne result
of year f oareliil s;u-ly tw;l '.Tactical ex
peritiK tit. mid :.ro m --t :tfei-t5ial rem
edy yet tiirii'uv.'V.l f- r d'se.nsea caused by
ilerangtiiient of th-1 st inrt. li, livr, juiJ
Ix.wols, which rfijuire iTfitipt a;:l effe.-tual
treatment. Avi it's j'n is are spoc: i!!y
anplii abb' to this cla . t f ir:..-.S.-.. They
a.'t iliroiflv on th ii;,-. s-i ori'l nssimi
lativB j ro -.-.-si t. rt -ture regular
lioalthv a.ti'in. TIpiir c?:t.-:iiiTO rse hv
rlivsirj in a in their irj' t;.r. and by all
n. is in: T t'.n Jnany
valur- a r .safe, st'.r, anl
,ili I'ttr.i'ivo iiiilirinf.
'..toil f "t!f! n'.i'f trraf'.l
vlv vf:;'t.i'i!-t substances,
i.al
tln-
cattle w'u'
ll I'll tlir"
l'a'.:!e. Mif.-j.
l'H""K.' t"H
25 rsui s.M.
tor A. I !'.
an 1 ''.fi.i'. I r
! i:::.i. Y . i.r 01.T
:t pic a r 1 d:: ;" : i:-:
8T"
lent !f-i j.
1 ll.1e be
t il. e .. V.
thine ' 1:
1 bav; u
mv ct.w n::
TH'l. E Till
cli.i'k';-i 5 '
LY a "v I '.i
Yuuri,
I 1.1. 9 ti
ll the t
on ...:'.lTy I.
evei:v cr
Jer wh
en li N a i' r
Sr.:!
The 11 .
t np.-u ks"
ber .1!-.! 1
Sru o V
f 1 I I -
;i 1 1,
t:-i i
. ' w" liorso!
ii:. i'pre ent
r- an t- j ioid
wr r.L'TTHR.
I.KS
I'-c:- of el?;I-
civilircil
rroof of
1 crfc. ti'
virtues of I-
t'lf-v are jicit-vc!;.- ;r'. fr-.:n ta!o:in-i or
any iiijur;.:in .ir.i.cvt;--i, nv.d en Vp admin
istered to c'l.il lr: tvitli jvrf--i t saf ty.
Avrn' I':i. is r.r" a: !'' it il 'ir" for
f onsti;ati.Ti or 0 ,i i v enps i Iiilii;rs
tioi;, l,v;fi-!a, of Appetite,
Foul S;":i u-h ar.'l HrftHh, Dizziness,
Ilenil irhe, f.us ; of -loi.ioi y, , cmbnoss,
15iIion-nf , .1;' -ttiaice, Klionmat ism.
Kriiptin- an ! Skin Divuscs, iro;,sy
Fruit GrowlDf Among the Anclenti.
We can only gather here and there
among ancient classical writers allusions
to horticulture. Chiefest of these wo
find among the Greeks, and verj fasci
nating and beautiful they are. In the
islands ot the Mediterranean, where the
climate it senv-tropical, seems to have
been gathered the various fruits of all
climes, propagated with extreme care.
The garden of Alcir.ous, mentioned by
Homer, contained 4 acres. The old man
probably believed in the motto of "Four
Acres Enough." He and his people
firmly believed in the gospel of the god
dess Ceres as an actual revelation, and
they venerated her as "Revered Ceres,
bearer of seasons, giver of glorious
things." They looked upon the fruits
of the earth as sacred things, to be
treasured and caressed on account of the
giver. Homer lived in the days of Sol
omon, and his poems were considered as
sacred as those of the great temple buil
der. A vein of faith in the truth of the
writings of the grand old father of all
poetry has run through human kind ever
since, and Dr. Schliemann. the great
German explorer, has proved his faith
bv startiinsr revelations. i-ollovine is
a literal translation of his description of
the fruit garden of Alcinons alluded to :
"Hut without the hall there is a large
garden near the gates of Four Acres ;
but around it a hedge was extended on
both sides. And there tall flourahing
trees grew, pears, and pomegranates,
and apple trees producing beautiful
fruit, sweet Jigs, nourishing olives, and
peaches that delighted the heart. Of
these the fruit never dies, nor does it fail
in winter or summer, lasting through
out the whole year ; but the west wind
erer blowing makes some bud forih
and ripen others. Tear grows old after
pear, apple afterapple, urape after grape,
tiff after fig, and peach after peach.
There a fruit vineyard was planted ;
one part of the ground exposed to the
sun in a wide place in diied by the sun,
and some grapes they are gathering, and
others they are treading, and further on
are unripe grapes, having thrown oft the
flower, and others are slightly changing
color. And there are all kinds ot beds
of flowers laid out in order to the furth
est part of the ground flourishing
throughout the whole year, and in it
are two fountains, etc."
The picture is as strange to us as it is
delightful. Our common fruits are
here spoken of as having the character
istics of the orange family, blossoming
and bearing fruit the whole year. v ill
the orange and the lemon ever be so
transformed in our Northern climate
that will bear in the summer only ?
The apple is classed with the fig and the
pomegranate, and the pear with the
olive and the peach. This was long be
foret he conquest of Persia, from which
the peach is said to have originattd.
The habits of the grape are also pecu
liar and past belief. What a lively time
of it the fruit-grower would have pick
ing fruit ail the year long V
Haw ley, in his rendition of the Hin
doo writer Yakim Door, gives us the fol
lowing :
"The great lying ships of Osnoor
brought us peaches and apples." Os
noor was a wealthy Japanese merchant.
We infr-r that these abounded in Japan,
and that some method wa known (100
years 15. C. ) of preserving t lie fruit in
tr.iusit to a tropical country a thing
that would puzzle us these latter days,
with all our stoani and refrigerators.
We may say, without a very great stretch
of the po-ss'ibilites, that Solomon eat his
Winesapsand Iialdwins,hiBarllettsand !
"Bunnies," his Crawfords and Old Max
ims, his Delawares and Tokays for des
ert, and washed it down with Golden
seal and dry Catawba. No mention is
made of strawlierrios. The uxorious old
; sinner missed his best holt if he knew
nothing of strawberries and cream. If
i his "biack but comelv" ma.sk had got
hiir up a strawberry short cake when he ;
came into her bower where the "pom
egranates flourished," sho would not
have foiiDd him amiss in his at tentions,
notwithstanding his other multitude of
fair charmers.
Worth of NEW COODS of all kind will bo
opened this week at
Corn's Store, in f.kcst Springs.
ETerybodybould remember that we are 3OW OFEJTINQ tn larjert
and most complete stock of
Dry Goofls, Groceries, ClotMm, Boots, Stes, k, &c,
For the HOLIDAY TKAPE erer ofTered for Mle in Cumbria county. Mr.
Cork hue jmt returned from Hew York and Phi ladelphia. where
he has purebaned an Immense stock of fn;hionab!e froods at
the lowest hicurei. Everybody, therefore, should g to
Corn's Store, Chest Springs,
WBEKE THEY MAY DEPEND CPON OETna
GBEAT BAEGAINS
la ererythinif they bur. The Unrest stoek of erooJi on the Adlesrhenj
Mountains, we repeat, will be (J
THIS WBBK
AT CORN'S STORE, CHEST SPRINGS.
BRIXG TOVJt CASH OR rRODUCE.
SIX ROOMS FILLED WITH GOODS.
- Mr Coo himself, aided br ao efflefent corns of clerks, will be la
attendance and always ready, willing and anxious to wait on you all, eith
er old or young, lare cr small. Thanklul to
Farmers, Lumbermen anil Citizens Generally
for their past patrenaje, nd hoping for a continuance of the same, we r
main Your, Jleri-pc-t fully-,
IBICT"ipiiXcriroll60,D5- S. B. CORN & CO.
Look! Look! See! See!
JUST RECEIVED:
A LARGE AXI XOBIiY LISE OT
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
Also, a. Ill Stock oT
CHILDREN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING
IX ENDLESS VAJZIETV. OUJZ LINE OF
BE BEATEM FOR QUALITY, MAKE-UP AD TRICE.
We havt also recticcl n larye and complete line of
cent's Funmsmnc oootsst
Hats, Caps, Umbrellas,
-AT THK-
Young America Clothing House,
Corner 11th Avenue and lllh Street,
OPPOSITE THE OPER HOUSE,
ALTOONA, 3? -A..,
TURKISH CARPETS.
One of the most inportant industries
of the Ottoman empire, and certainly
the chief industry of Asia Minor, always
excepting agriculture, is the making tt
carpets. Some of these factories are
now furnished with looms quite in the
European manner, but it is not in such
factories that these famous fabrics are
chiefly produced ; the peasants in their
mud-houses and the r.omad Yuruks in
their tents all contribute to the many
kinds that arc made. The annual value
of thecarpets of Anavolia approach f "00,
(lOO ; and of these but a small number
remain in Turkey when compared with
those distributed over Lurope and Amer
ica, where the demand is constantly in
creasing. About three-fourths of the
carpets come to Kngland (but not all
for home consumption), and about one
sixth goes to France. Those large ex
ports keep the prices at a fair level, and
in the best shops of London and I'aiis
all kinds of Fastern carpets can be got
for ready money more cheaply than the
casual traveler can buy them on the
spot. This applies to the finest o'd car-1
pets as well as tothe new ones : for even
with a good and trusty dragoman one
may have to lose the best part of a day
haggling for half a dozen velvety mel
lowed Daghebtans w ith a carpet "dealer
of Sjmnia, Cairo or Alexandria, and
after all ba victimized to some extent.
Ooshak, a large village .of artisans
about six days' journey due east from
Smyrna, is the headquarters of the man
ufacture of the carpets known to us for
generations a3 "Turkey carpets." and
in France as "tapis de Smyrna." Tho
patterns are Turkish, cr, rather, arabes
que. At, Ooshak there are at full work
hundreds of the looms called lesyak,
employing abont 3.000 women, and
turning out about S5.0G0 square yards of
carpets of all sizes and qnalitiesaunually.
A carpet of between seven and eight
yards in length will employ eight wom
en at once, working side by side. Their
wages are about tight piasters a week,
which, it is calculated, comes to about
one shilling and nine pence for each
yard of carpet woven. The wood used
comes from the villages round about,
and it is bought for about a half-penny
a pound in its uncleaned state. When
washed and bleached it loses at least
one-third of its weight. The foundation
of the carpet is made of an inferior wool.
anrl the whole material of the fabric
may cost about two shillings sixpence a
yard. This does not include the dyeing,
which is managed by the men, and
forms the chief item of cost. The col
ors that Lave so long satisfied our west
ern eyes are produced for the most part
with madder, cochineal pnd indig.
Madder root, or alizard, gives the fine
old "Turkey red," aud is largely grown
in Asia Minor ; the best roots cost from
four to five cents a pound. Cochineal
is imported from Kngland and France,
and, being an expensive dye, consider
ably raises the price of the carpets. It
was not used before the year l-oo' ; an- i
terior to that date madder alone was j
employed for reds, and this fact gives an
epoch for the carpet-fnncier. The indi- i
co is bi ought from Kngland or from In- i
dia. Yellows are got l ion: the seed of I
Khainnus alaTernus, which is cultivated j
largely in the eastern parts of Kararr.an- !
ia and is getting dearer every day ; it i
now costs one shilling fourpence a !
pound. Other dyes, which are import- i
ed from Europe, are used in small quan-
tities to obtain the more tender tints,
and tone down to the general effect. '
The "velvet" carpets which have attain- '
ed such a vogue were not made at Ooshak '
till the vear 18t'.0. St. Jt)wS HztiU. I
ESTABLISHED FOR TIHRT1-F0LR YEARS.
rnirTiT.p
HAY BE
T
IVIn nufacturcrs.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
OF
Tin, mnup
- I-IH3A.pi
t
CltO
IT H
ti II
nun
li 11 X.E
A
A A
1 PJ
A A I'
A A f
I'll- t
EttR
Qi.e apest!
GEO. HUNTLEY
HAS NOW ON HANIivihe
LARGEST, BEST I MOST YABI?
STOCK OK "
Stoves, Tin-wni-o.
AND
hk;. hoi m.hkmshim. v
i 3 s
O OUOO OOOI) Id'I'Ml
i ti o o o o I ' 1
O'JUli oooti onoo l lil I'D
Ac. Ac
men
tbat "n l-e fr.ucd i
in I'cna; i l.::c:a. !1
r. fir
Sheet Iron Wares
AND DEALERS IN
fs I v?i:e
'.rtirr cs styles jr. 1 ; it -t i
IJiiililsr'a'sj"'
cf crerv de?
"its,
HEATING, PARLOR 2n! COOKING i
STOVES,
SHEET METALS,
i I in I -nr..
t.cr. stid ol btrf-;:
! CARPENTERS' TOOLS
t. a:!:
-AMD-
HOl'SE-R'RMSHiNG GOODS GENERALLY.
lobbing in
TIX.fOPPERiSIIEET-lROX
PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Nos.278, 280 and 2S2 Wasliiiiton St.
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
MIMIISISIMS
Battle Creek, MlchlO'en,
i!mcmiiiii or i nz o!ti.r ojcNnve
cf all kind" and the b t In tbe par
ur.t s cl
I TAIJLK AM) 1DCKKT Cl'TLLLi
j laavsn nre. Iliiecinn -sr-. Ml Trr-Flat
, V srf. ood and 1 1 low Wiirf. Mall
) jf r. 1 nr:l ii i i!!lfn. Ondirrvt:
I !. Y . 1 ? OMf Sh r. r-. H;r Iron. Ita
j Hod. Iinrp lli. nrrlatf Holts. HI-
. i iii rmm, r:nci rone-. nil ri alio
el Mos !rlul1, Iinf! Nrui;
Mowing MacJiines. JIor?e Hay Kali:
Horse Hay l orli , Itnpo ami Ftilleji
lorn nltltnr, n-.-.-i n uij met.-! Man
rating; I ooln. Abo. a lurce ac.rtnietit ol
Table, Iloor ami Stair tui Clotit
Carriage Oil Cloth,
PATF.R nr. 01L-1.TH i;-il'-w s?t b'
amd SHM'FC n.VI l i;r.s : I.HK-rioi
SALT, the bt m t'ic m.rl I for 1- r? si:.j 7
tie: luroTiu li'H K SALT. tb rl-n(.- ,
be-t for loel ine Li ri; Si - ..n : . . "v ; U. As 1 ;
WniMi(':'.Tr.H l l'vjs.i-' t'-e . i .
I'LKKl.NS- I'AU.NT S I 1 T LAV I'-!
caniiot be exT.;o.i.-.i : h-.liiukn v v, ;:'.
CAKTS : tbe lirt -;: I 1 1.K ' Y: .1
j all ehni "i- and 't..' sti-1 c-1 5 .ij-e: :.r t.i te
t fTe-1 f .rric m I t -T1' '!"!.: t t i:! t.r i
j r.KI'SHrS rf t:,. !.- ! r: i .f ')!.' v.
I lniWfiUSS nll.V i'Al.MS, '111.11.:.:
I VAKNl-MlKS. .e.. t.-etber"..!. a ia:j:
pletetok rifrhijire
i;KO FRIES, TOIIAK O AM) -T.UAl
as w-ll th'-t:nn.! r rtbt r vfi! r I :.
article. In l.-t. ar.v t:.u. 1 1 i-.t- h t r -
fl Ht .'b'.rt r-t .e i' :i . ..rtl. bii;- : j, a- :
rlo ofler br .ile may :i.w;iy ! r i i vs
tL ass IS i,r A.L1 ! T. win.e t f -v ri.i jr. - . .
SOLD AT POTTOM i'K.
Mir H.vi:.; bai r.r-r!y yp-nr vt. .
?5i-e in tbe f of j i- m my i l-. 1 i.:
to soj.j-ly r.y cf to;..: s
marker. 4,-.. -:e a
are, t her. n.J i -e c ii
tbe ebt.-:;.e-.t. '.
b.-rior art.f-le f.rri.iT
i en -utible l i t
t-e Uenrst in tbe c:. .
Gi:.'). 1RXT
Lbenfburg. A r: 11. I"-.'.
R . ; : t be v, -r'-1
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THRESHERS.
Traction and Plr.ln Eng'.nss
nnd Horse-Powers.
Kwt roinrilrt" Tbit;f.r Fsrtorj ) Ectabltehe-j
In thr 11 iirll $ Ifi-ld
Q O YEARS ZZCtT&'ZVi'iXi.
- tVrOttti Kmrraniy yit-en on ail otxi.
R. I,. Johnston, M. -J
F". A. i?hocinalcr. A.
SHOEIdAKER & BUCZ
i?vrvivi:jjf-.,
N. P. Do not fill to srlv-e us a call before pnrchntns; elfewhere.
cheapest houe in lilair county.
we are a:-rtnowle.lire 1 to be th
Sept. 24, U80.-tf.
Ttiinor.-, Wort;
(iripe--, l?lurr;i r
Piles, I :-,-!- ir -rs
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:r.' if.H iiii'-d. and
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.(Tive organs; ther
.i ll th-; blor.id, n"i
and vigor to tbo
C. Ayer & Co.,
tb.-nl Chemists,
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c, insert ith llttl
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- r : iL rCl'- - 5 llaim liif u tbe line tn 1:
f-c-v -v ;;-'ur-?.lraw str..nW breatbs
;y -"'Cs:.-V-' VltbroiiKb tbeni.se. It
-; . "i mil tnu i
fAi 'i .-!eensm
ii if the. tii cased lneui-
irune.
For Deafness.
t'l!y a pi.rticle into
.be car.
FLY'S CREAM HALM ;
H AVINtf trrlrii an enviable locnl reputiitlon. !
t'la-inif ail ntbcr .ri", r -i-.tious I n the Tiemity of a is- j
cevery, t.-t. on its merits ai ne. n.i.ynlreil ai a won- ;
derfui remejy wnerrer kn.jirn. A tr.ir trial will :
eonriiico tbe uioM SAeitiol of its enratiTe powers. '
It ef!'.-tiTH: ly cle;insps t ii nsal pa-.ires of Ca
tarrhal virtiri. enri-ir-ir lie.ilt;iy 5eorel I -np ; allays f
inflaintni lion ami irrittion ; pr t. cts tli mi-ui-
branal limine. .f 11 be i l frjm n.l l.iion ii cbls ;
ompleteiy B. i ti.-t .". an l V -"t re the sense I
et lap'e and Mnell. It-ne;:'!!!! reu!tf ar rea! ;
by a few api.h-f jnn. A tb'iroub treatnuut a i
directed w.l e-iis t.itarr;i. A a lioueli'ihi reme- i
if for cold in "he l-.eaU it in un quaied. The It ilm ,
!( t j o nd nrMNs. Sold by drnrsnts at I
Oreo', ''n reieii t r.f S4wnt9ili :m.u puck- :
apre. Send b-r -'rii:I-r w.tb f.jij information. j
LLY'S CKi:A.V MALM fl).. (H.eao. N. Y.
ror ale ty r-eri -biir:?. b.hnrtown and AI- ,
toon a DruK'l'-ts, aud by Whok.t;e li'itfr.tts gen
erally, ll-i-t.-lum.
.-it j:..-'i.-::i--i u are sc;
-t. in i a:."-:t. m 'iiM-iu 'Iomc
a l-.io-i-i Puri-'.er and
1: r.iiJ M ft st! Beetorer ;
l.it-r I neii.
e't t:t tb.; ci-rn;-t i'J,n cf r.JKi'
Tomi: (ant n-J u..-:- can Ung- exist
is us-jJ. If y "U li"ivo Dyspepsia. Head-
litirumatitm, t,cur;::.jia. Bow -1, Kidney
v.-n ri; i
. V.. KHf-umal-.tm. Nf.urnl.lfa,
i ;.ir r r-ioriVe. or if vou rsC.-d a in:M stira
ulant, orarpctiz'-T, tho Tomc I Jtist tbo rr.ed ;
it-:n! t-yr M it ii l.In'oly curativs tnd in .
TirrrAtlns but neivvr intoxicating.
if y.xi a;o Rlowiy wxviri; away with Co"-;
iumpt.ion or nr.y FU-kncFU. if you have n Psir.fol,
Ceu3" era bad Co!d, l'Ar-.tn'a Ginger Ionic
'will surrfy belp you. it piros m w ll'o and
isror to tb.e fobte uaH ere-1. e-nrl iaacertnini
'rture for P.bcurnatism nnl Cholera Infantum,
it Ka S-tJ Hundred of IJtcs; It Say
Safo loor.
I If you ars feclir'? cii-vrablo don't cnit until
vvu are .Jur. Q Mk, but use lUo Tokio tixlny.
M. mnttr;r wliatyuiirdirn-aeior eyiriptoma uj
,be it vrill pivn prompt relief.
I'emi-ni'.K-r 1 l ARKrn' Grvcsa Towic; 1 not
a runt jji ink but the B-'t r.n l Purest Family
dicino ever tan-K rnrirv.umleti ty a new
nn.l entlr.dv d.lT'rent frrim Bitters.
nm-vr rreiiara'ior.rj nnd a'l other Tonie. Try
t rj. bof.l i. Vo-.ir dru?:rt can supply you.
Salt fok the Throat. In these
davs when ilisvuses of the throat are so
universally prevalent, and in so uiany j
cases fatal, vre feel it our duty to say a
word in behalf of a most eilectual, 11
not positive, cure for nore throat.
For years past, inJee l we may say
durinjr the whole of a life of more than
foi'y years, we have beeu sulijected to
sore thivat, and mure particularly to a
dry hacking cou.ah which is not only
distressing to ourselves, but to our
friends and those with whom we are
Pro ltiht into business contact.
Last fall we were induced to try what
virture there was in common salt. We
commenced by using it three times a day,
morning, noon and nitrht. We dissolved
a larxe tablespoon 1'u! of pure table salt
ia about a half small tumbler full of
water. With this we gargled the throat
most thoroughly just Ijeforc meal time.
The result has been that during the en
tire winter we were not only free from
conjrhs and colds, but the dry hacking
connh has entirely disappeared.
Weatlributw thtse satisfactory results
solely to the use of the salt garble, and
most cordially recommend atrial of it
to those who are subject to diseases of
the throat.
Many persons who have never tried
the salt gargle have the impression that
it is unpleasant. Such is not the case.
On the contrary, it is pleasant, and after
a few days use, no person who loves a
nice, clean mouth and a first-rate sharp
ener of the appetite will abandon it.
New Grocery Store in Altoona.
:o:
FRESH COODS ! FULL STOCK ! LOWEST PRICES !
HONEY.
JEU.1F5.
OLIVK?.
KKAXHY FKVIT,
Ejfina PH'M I't IUiINU,
t'KT.'lT HVTTKKS,
rKESF.RVKS.
hU'lTEU meats,
P1CKLKS.
TABLE S AT OF.S,
SARIilN ES.
Pll K1.IO LOBSTBR.
SPICED R KOI iK TROUT,
CELEKY SALT,
CAP RES,
French MrgTARP,
EXTRACTS.
JIAXI'iCA,
TAPIOCA,
CHOCOLATES,
COC A.
ALDKRSKT COXDE9! 51 ILK,
ORAXliF.S,
LEMOXS,
BANANAS,
FIoS,
DATES.
PHUXELI A5.
HAISINS,
NUTS,
CUCEEU id CASES !
Domestic and Imported
COIFlSIL
JI ACKER FL,
HLKB1MI,
t.TsCOS,
HAL1B1T.
SALMON.
HAM. Ac.
A larze a'-orttient nf Cusid
bonus, bought before the late
advance and to be sold cheap.
A hnu variety ol Market Bas
kets and a full line of Wood
and Willow IVaei.
SrmxG V allkt ELorR, the fln
e.t brand in market. Alto,
UriEivniAT. I'uhj and Oat
M SAL. 'RACKKD WHEAT. fcC.
Tea. Cotfee, Sloaks, bTBrrs,
Sl'ICK. Aic.
CHtvrin IM'ikd Brer. ConnKD
Hf and Hah Sirnnt.
('ocubt Produce a specialty.
PARKER'S H A I ft BALSAM
The test anil Jlost Erosomlcal Hair Dresias;
exqu'.v-.c'y j-trr.str.-i s-l per"xt:y harmlesa.
TIT '.I ASwaj- n?tor Cray or FaileJ Italr
to i:s e-.z.n-.i yontr.lal r. K-r ar.n spyrarancc inu is
i t-, '-...-i us Il. aukt lis trowia aca
rjirnntt 1 !- r.cp lis
r,rrvrt bal -., ,
A few arr'.-'tii-r-s rf tbe Bakam wi 1 aoftn the
r c:- ,r' '- a;: cad'iiiT ard cure itcbirie; r.d hu-i-a.'rs
of rl.e s:ip. Sold by ail irUEK' "
.Nov. VI. I'S-j.-ly.
VAN HYKE'S SULHIl'R SOAP
Is super, or to all o'.'ler sitt. It H eomblp'-l w'th
h'jiphiir in t
f-M.v i,m l
.if t j; i
.. n. t.;!i 1
ter the Tr
upon Xh9
t li r t eliii.
pleinn fi i.i in )' i
t'f to otiiT ir.f;tp. t
13 ffomWr?; wiTi-u:t Ir.
c!mt, jure, wn.? n'.-l ht-
ruiiti-.ii. r- -ic'r"1' r-.u-l 1
and Irr't -tl -n .
lt. A.
t'aIUi,.i;i Mrt
M. L. ATIA V,
i!rr:it1 ?-it. winrii on-
f : in;--' ?, ai. l U.u acn
. ve hc:ithy r in .1 .Ik.
:t 1 i y r. r.-.l r-:, ir i -? 1 ' 1
- ;. ir:'it- fr n the 1';J
h.!rhy nitm.i, it pro
i-i fPlu:: Of th '-'iUl-
? I, ;.ni can I e i-r(hir,l
Vt . n'fsry r 1 1 m.- :u
It :n;iU-5 tbt pnf't.
.il;!.y : : cVnii-ir:. f!e-
I'. 'i. of te skfo : rv-
':rT'! :i i Kiiiina ot the kin.
: r i : z f uic in.- t--; will
h'-n i,,!'ii z wlil hm.
'.jr Vax iivur.'s "m xniT : Sn,p;
1 t..i- r-o .r;.t ir.i-n. Stii.l r-y 'tnm-
s. :i;-.r. rrort-tr!. ..
t, I hi!.t.-;i'h:a, Ja. Kr 3ti ttv
1: ccsi'iiv. ra. "
If yon ar? a r.n
ened by thr -vr avin of
y-i'ir Jitira rtoi!
st' inula t.- m rt d uii
Hop Bitters.
EOSE OF CASHMERE HAIR TOXIC.
'"T pan of lt- q
i.W terstoiilnp oTfrmi l- t
i-a I t fik, to rrs- IM
IJ lor hm niif vrvid 5
tjw.vie, um Hop B. f j
discretion or r.L-?i;'ft tf uQ ; if tou are n;ar- M
rit-d or stnpi, i'J r "J. yomiAr. juiTprlii frora tl
o .r ileal ib or larnls' rv on a Ltxi of aick- r
whnerfr j on fe( if I nusliyfiom ora
hit y o o r sytm jil J form of Kidney
rexU ciertTjiinir. ton- -t y duva- Ui nugut
lac or rtimnlat-De. Fx a hae fcec preni4
CIGARS anJ Ttao !
MICHAEL FITZHAERIS,
ril-15. (OPPOSITE WHITE HALL IIOTEL.) T.F.J
Corner Twelfth Ave. and Sixteenth St., Altoona, Pa.
pi n n'ln i ina! t:oni 1 h r-.'- .f
i.rv ot .!"!. m. '. ar.il i i-ntsreiv fr from
Sa!pii'.r. 1 a-!, :! i,rr pt.,...ii..,jr mih! ieU t. ti
u til' t-'.u.- ' f. Ir ; r: I.I;, j : l m e l .-.r.d remier
tha u-' of j..;rt!'n'ri, i.iur t.;!p. etc., unu'-f-ary.
It prervc. .f;ii and bfta:itifii.- tii l::iir arid
jtves it a rh l':-trc. It i yclnt l r an irrit..
t'Dg rr inttiii.-'! ''Ip. It iiver t.irna rincid.
IiruKict s -ll a lT-t?tt I- 'tie (. r .N3 c;p. A hex
Barn k Mi.ikt:. firtprtct'-n. 3rd and CaJl-iwhiU
fclrtv I -ati phU. I12-17.-Tia. J
r.are Ten?;
peps:, kid -try ,-L
ur lsT-iTJa tt rem - -
of tha pir:-rtar.
Itvwr or nerves 1
Too will b
cured if Ton uac
Hop Bitters
If too ara sfm-J
rj t? a k ua li
rr.nto.l, irrf
it 1 It may
save your)
life. It has!
k.in.l
dredt.
A.i
i no?
HopSitter
Sfl
D. I. C.
liiilTERS
t! NEVER
1 FAIL
an alvwlute
. and irreautm
'l.le e a r e fur
, tirunkeBoe.s ,
: use of opium,
Itobaeca, er
: u at co tic A.
I PMbTtnle
ini'ilMx.
nor Brrmu
I rrt co..
1 A Twmu. Oci.
Health Hints. Flaxseed tea, which
is good for cough and sore throat, is
made as follows : Put two tablespoonfuls
whole flaxseed in a pint of boiling wat
er, and boil fifteen minutes. Cut up one
lemon and put in a pitcher, with two
tablespoonfuls of sugar. Strain the tea
boiling hot through a wire strainer into
the pitcher and stir together.
Medical men claim that a pound and
! a quarter of oat meal will supply as much
nitrogen and almost as much fat to the
J bo ly as one pound of uncooked meat of
! ordinary quality. .A man gets three
I limes as much nourishment at the same
; cost in oatmeal as he does in meats,
j One pound and a half of Indian meal Is
l equal to one pound of uncooked meat in
j nitrogen, and surpasses it in fat.
I One who has tried it communicates
1 the following about curing sore throats :
; Let each one of your readers buy at any
drug store one ounce of camphorated
! oil, and five cents' worth of chloiate of
i potash. "When any sorebess appears in
j the throat, put the potash in a half tum
j tiler full of water, and with it gargle the
j throat thoroughly; then rub the neck
' thorough lo with the camphorated oil at
I night before going to led, and also pin
: around the throat a strip of woolen flan
: nel. This is a simple, cheap and sure
remedy.
How to Utilize tit e Crvmbs.
. Mke a quantity of bread crumbs hy
rubbing the crumb of a stale Kaf thro'
a wire seive ; put a pint or milk and one
ounce of lresii butter in' o a saucepan on
the fire, with sugar to tnste, and the
: thin rind of a lemon, cut. if possible, in
one piece ; when the milk boils strew
bread crumbs into it until a thick por
ridce is obtained ; turn it out into a
basin. When cold remove the lemon
GUARANTEED25 CENTS BY USING
i B
!ir3 : jwd : IMS,
DR. METTAUR'S HEAD .."!HE PILLS cure most wonderfnUy in a
Tcry eiiort lime both SICK ni NL'OUS HEADACHE; and, while
acting on the nerronE ywtcm, relieve D Yj P E PS I A 'n worst form, cleane-
111 g the eyetem orajriccsa of bile, produca.3 e. regular beAlthy action of tho bowels.
Afullsilzo has oftrtnstn wn I hk-.i D 1 1 r ,-,k fnii j;
t rcctions for a complete cure, mailed'u any addrega" on receipt of
mns o-veni rusmKe stamps, r ur Bale or an urorgiats.
HOLE PROPRIETOng,
7M
CASH DEALER IN ALL KINO OF
HEATING AND COOKING STOVES,
FATTENING AN OLD tOW IN MILK.
Fattening an old cow is generally a
slow and sometimes an unprofitable pro
cess, unless she gives milk enough mean- !
I while to pay for the extra feed. A writ- !
I er ill the Xati'inal Live S'y !; Journal,
j who Las made pood beef of cows at six- :
I teen to iiineteen years of age, causing
them to weigh 100 to J") pounds more j
I than at any period during their younger j
I life, thus de-scribes his process, which
he has, without exception, found satis- ;
factory, the animal always a little more
than paying at the pail for all feed cou- j
sumed, and "sometimes a good deal
more'' : j
"If an oid coiv is quite thin and skin
ny, as she is likely to be, she should not
be plied strongly with corn-meal on the j
start. This is apt to make hr feverish
and to induce a slate opposed to thrifty
fattening; besides, this feverish state
will render her milk gargetv. Give her .
slightly loosening and cooling food at '
first, such as pumpkins, potatoes, sweet- I
apples, buccuient rowen grass, one or j
two pounds of oil-meal, cheap molasses 1
aud clovi r hay, or, better, green clover ; !
and with any of these may be given on ;
the start one or two quarts of cornmeal I
tr day. The food must ba gradually
increased. A pint lo three pints of '
cheap molasses, diluted with three parts j
of water, and ruixed w ith one-half bush- j
el of cut clover hay, will keep the stomach 1
and bowels in excellent condition when !
beginning the cornmeal. And all these I
foods will make prim milk. Another ;
food that wiil be found successful, and J
in many places cheap, is one bushel of j
flaxseed ground with fifteen biuhels of j
corn. This flaxseed will render the
cornmeal just laxative enough foi health
and the flaxseed is worth, as a food, all
it usually costs. Cottonseed meal may
also be fed to advantage up to three
pounds ier day. Linseed meal, made
by the new process, is excellent to feed
with cornmeal, as it has a large propor
tion of nitrogen and thus balances the
cornmeal ; but two pounds per d;iy is
sufficient of this. The principal grain
food may properly be cornmeal, which
is usually cheaper for fattening than
other grain. l?ran and cornmeal go
well together for feeding an old cow,
and after the cow gets accustomed to
the use of grain you may feed her six
quarts of bran and six quarts of corn
meal in three feeds per day. It is al
ways better to begin feeding heron pas
ture, beginning the use of grain lightly,
as mentioned, and increasing, little by
little, up to her capacity. It the cow be
young that vou desire to get rid cf be
cause she is too small a mi.ker, you may
STEOt-rOWTT? ItrpATORS and
Fineet Traction f .num: t liun JLaiXnca
evf r i?i th' Am"-r. k i t.irk't.
A multifold' fW.T ftTff iV.frornif
f r 11 tvil:'' r w:U i ,!' C'fl,' ' ""-
f.or, a.a rmzrrui'M r: t'r .ni' I 't t 'l.T n:i' r.
Fur bit.- rt s.-r.r.'-kt'n. fr G W 18 liorne
C:l",B-lt". ,yT t hurt f -7i--r.
tr,';-vi . ii XT iT--f l ' It r -T--v---ra.
AAfY !" f Select f-H I mlrrr
XjJSjJiJ ( t,-n fr- foL- yn'-t:t--irtH)
PAYABLE X ntUAND.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TiliERK
COLLCCTIOHS MADE
AT If. ACttSEirLE V.
ronji-it:v or. tis-i I. !r-m t rii-i
cumrurablo v. ooJ-srork cf O'.ir uiachi:- T
TRAGT'tOM e.CIHES
Stmnqr. -isi dft-n1 '?',.-! I --rt --rr
motif. S liX 13 iiorse l owt-r
"' 'Z.KTi':- V--.. . jr-.
DRAFTS on the PRINCIPAL IIT7:
Bnnjttit surt Kclrl, an it
GENERAL BAXKIN'U IiUSINL"
THANSACTKl .
Acoounts tolioitoc.
a. w. buck. (
Ebec-burg. Mar.-h 1?. 1st.-.
J. W. SH&RBIUGH & BSE-
-
DEAI.r.liS IN-
iri-r4!-.-! V j
HtCSOLS, StWSD
Cattli Cr-:"S',
Jan. li. ls.Sl.-etu.
& CO.
EA11S FO'iTiii: MILLION!
Foo Chno's ralsam of Shark's Oil
'. cr.1 i$ thr Only .46--Yis
Ariivt.
-AND MANUFACTURER OF-
TotLtlV'-.y fi'ifcrrr the TI--C
solute l urt tor I'
Tbl.fbl ie exrr-irld fr.ini n pern bn r .ee-"e of
mall t hle Shark, -niikibt in tbe 1 eiiw s. (
L....n a. I .irrharctricl i.'J'l. ; fll. KtiTV I'li.tine I
fiMierrnun krn"rs it. It virtne-i a a ret.r.t ive of
liearniK were '.i-civered by a B-iJdhist l"rie?t
about tbe vearHlu. Its cure, were o numercus
and snnnV en stemlnKlj- snlracnlort".
thnt tbe remedy w.is c:b -ii!iy tiruelHime t over tne
entire Lmp re." Its e became so tiiv-ral that
brsrrr 3 j rnis n I-ftrtc ba
ltol ainoim'llie lilnee peile. Sent,
charges iirepnid, to a:iv ad ires at 1 1 er eottle.
only Imported hy 11 A V I.IK' ti A ..
So!t Jyenti Jor A-nmca. 7 De, !t., ew lork.
Its Tirtue are ticirf fiiriafi'' and it. m-cfie
chararlerabsnlHtr. a ti.mrnrrtan pmonally f:i.ry.
! eol'i froti rrprrtmce end ob'vnttn.
I Amone the manv readers ot tbe Keriew in one
I part and awnber wl the cuntry. It i i.n-bable tbat
i nn inner- are iiriTif-.i .mi u r:n nrr.-. , r... n
j imi besmd : "W rite at onee to May'iock l'o.,
: 7 Iev Street. New York. eneb'Slnir 1. and you
i will reeeive br return a reme.ly that will enable
! Ton to hear like anybody ele. and whose curative
i eflVi-ts will be permanent. on will titter recrel
CJOiriK SO.' tCtfOI Of .rtr term .-irrra-nnir r-n'.-r,
Sept. 2S, 1RS0. (lJ-bJ.'S-J.-em.
Hamburg Tea !
(asx ron issiinsti'ii, tbk i.t nisnxr.)
The Croat BLOOD PURIFIER
And InrratiTe. which was known to the famous
old Arabian phvsicians as early as the ninth cn
tnrT, Is adapted" to tbe relief ot Fevers, fon't ra
tion. Keonle t Vmp'nint". Want ol Apietite. r" .p
st and Hetnorrliobls. It has a decided -.dvantHe
over nil other pnrita'ivcs, beire more thornueh in
cleaninif out the sytem. with"Ut prrxiucim: the
aff-onizinif. flrrioinif rams and stra'nmir which ac
tion ot ottiercarnartic". nrn l ira-
Dry Good
!ITa,Ticv Goods,
OL.OTHIXC
NOTIONS,
CAKROLLTOWX. PA.
I NEW GOODS EECEIV'D TOE
ASI ALWAYS ROLI AT TUC
VERY LOWEST PRR'L
srcAnn rAinroR torsinyrr,
DI CE - hen Oooili are not desired.
J. VY. SHAKBAVIiH i. W.-'
Carrolitown. March li ls.-t:.
TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE,
1402 i:iovonth Ave, Altoona, Xa.
-CPr.PF.ST PLACE I! TnF. CITY. Rnonnc, Apoatina; and Repairing of
all kind promptly and stattaractorily attended tn. 10-24, '79. tf.
jVJebke INTO 'MISTAKE".
tiiii: IVliTW STORE OF
S. TEITELBAUM, CARR0LLT0WN,
IS Tlir. PIAC'F. TO BCT AT LOffERT PKICFS THE VKKV III NT
WINTER GOODS OF ALL KIND 1
rnm pan v t he j
i;ur,c sue ir imimiisii . mi.,ci, juu .,,p'Cr other skin rti.ess.-s are al.o present, sham-
be surprised at the sudden improvement ; ;,oo the atf.-cted ran. th.muuhiv wnb vaniiykc t
in milk when von tlT fattening heron Sulphur Soap. Aschr sba -b A Millir. proprietors,
the plan sugeested. Many dairymen do
not know the capacity of their covsto
give milk, because they have never fair
ly tested it by full feeding."
:-&iEi astic Trxsa
4t . . . ... . .. .
rr- a-r - ' St" a cue
Dr. Ware's Pulmonalis
I ho i-, hi. Id word nit'i t!ioe who hue use.l (r,
because it does its w.,r qiiK-Kly and cITeeMnliv in
ease ol ;.utfbs.. t'..i.i.. !i..rene., Infia-fiss,
Asthm. Hreochit . Wi.o-..piii- t'.-.ih. t r' up.
Tains In t:;c iires'l, c,. ru :..,i.., .nnd ibeej-..,
of the I.i:r.. It; lOi-Mts's luttl". Anyoor
lrar t lor tt. VTb.1 !. Ii-mi, '. V. e,-. .Ird
M Clavirh'H S. ffjs-V pi. 9.4. j
fciCNS'BLCW
Tvfbm of tb tody, whtl tha
Fil li a tb ror srraaea aak tha
jBtaatfitaaJavtaa aaanoaaa.4
nk taa rta-r. Wua Ik?ht
arfMm trial iiAj-i.iA U he I A
ad e'fh, as a rMVai cracartAJn, llU cat, daraaj
ajw dt iy T&tkiL. LVt.ua ira.
EGGIXSIOX TKCSS CO., Ckkago, His
And a cordial Invitation Is now eitndd by the proprietor to every reader of the FRKimit to call and
see the lsriic assortment, exmnine the various qualities, and learn tbe niirpa.n.ble prices, which are
so low thnt 10 per cent, can positively b. ave,( by those who buy their (roods from me. The reason 1
can sell so cheap Is thnt I houirht my entire stock" for cash and intend to sell lor cash or Its equivalent,
and am therefore prepared to muke quirk sales at smaller profits than any other merchant in Cambria
rinrl stir in bv m th mils r.f ' county. Lion 1 iae my worn lor inij,owever, out come ana see lor yo.ir.eive..
.' ,1 .V' ',;!. ,k 1-ABROT.tTOw, M AT 21. ISfO.-t. . TF.ITELR A VJI .
r-n-T ..- v", ..... ...
whites tf two eggs, beat up to a stiff
froth, and add a small quantity of cand
ied citron-peel, cut veiy thin. Have a
plain mould, buttered and bread-crumbed
very caiefully all ovr-r, and boil it
about half an hour. Serve cold, with
fruit or wine s:iuce.
rt A W' " "' ' 3 I'rJt "V. W : : .1 tlKnHnr.n f
Vj. ft-. I i ;i n h. I .- Mii.r ul i.il j
I f.ff.-ft,iiM,n.v.f..,.1, rT.fr, v.la.t.i!r,t- 1
V AV a!i.uc TitjsrHis to., l js ; -.Xtt. "tev tofk. I
One gallon' f white paint should
cover lo.-ty-foar sjuare yai dj of surface.
KIDNEY DISEASES, cT1Ppit?fJ
re qnlckly and enrelr enred by tbe use of KTjDTrEY-WORT. Tbla sarw and wrmderfnl remedy which la
t-ivtog euchr.t Immense aa!e in all parts of the co u try, workaen naniral princlp'.ea. It rewtcme etren(rilx
and tciieto th Isaeed cr ar.d thronrh tbcra eleanac- K - ayatera of accunral-.te-i and poisonous
tnrac;-s, KUdney di.seaae.of thirty years ata-ndinc hive been cnrtyl, alao TUea, Conct. Tuticn, Itheujnatirnn.
3., which ha-vo diet.: eesrd 1!-e i-'tlns for year. V7e bav- yoliimeecf teat-nony cf ira woncterfui enrative
power. 2Tr lc?n?ernse Alchclle I'.rtcm, whjc.h. do now harm than (rood, or dratls p.l -a. but nae natwn
reacly, ETDKTT7-WOKT, mod heltli will be qt:1cX1,t regained. Os It of yOMf Drurrsirrt, Prloej, SI
KEUs, llli ntKI'sojl m W., l-r-A. Hnrtuagtaa. TW
(Wia aend post paid.)
A whiter in the lTouscl-crper furnish
es these hints: "There are many nice !
ways of cooking potatoes, and our fa- j
vorite way is frying them. Sliie raw ;
and put sweet lard enough in your spid- j
er to well cover the lottom after it is i
melted ; put in the sliced potatoes ; salt, j
pepner and cover tight ; let them cook t
until well browned on the bottom before j
turning. Tne knack is to have laid '
enough to brown them without burning j
or sticking, and turning the fresh ones to
the bottom so that nearly all may brown, j
Potatoes are also very nice boiled in lard t
like doughnuts. To those who love pot- i
pie, and do not succeed in getting it '
light, I can whisper a secret ; make the ;
dough without a bit of shortening, and '
leave the cover off your kettle for fifteen '
minutes, when it will be nearly done I
then clap on the cover, cook five min- ,
utesmore and serve, and ay good-by to j
tough, heavy dumplings." j
Ax Intfre'stixo Fact. From a'
paltry seventy -five cents' worth of iron
ore may be developed, it is said, $f.50
worth of bar iron, $10 worth of horse
shoes. flsO worth or table knifes, $T,800
worth of fine needles. $29.40 worth of
shirt buttons. 1200,000 worth of watch
sprines, $4(0,000 worth of h tir springs,
or $2,.r00.0(0 worth of pallet arbors
(uped ir. stcbe).
3d and 1'allowhiil St.. Thilad'a. I'a. I ll-.-ly.
a v "T-1-" T all other I'ninient. have In i'cd, TKT
Aritr Dii. WARM'S
LLECTR1C RELIEF
Itv taking Internally It will cure cholera, cholera j
morbus, diarrhoea, dyyente-y. crnmr. colic, asthma, j
phthisic, in Huenrn. spasms, sick headache, morn J
, inc sickne'S, heartburn, sour stomach, pain in tbe !
back and suns'roke. Applied evterna:ly, it will I
! relieve you ol rheumatism, neuralgia, sofe throat.
j lumbago, earache, toothache, inll.-inied t'teasts, j
mnmps. pout, pleurisy, pneumonia, Irost bites. I
! hrtttses, sprains, burn, scalds, wour.ds, contracted '
tendons, leucurrboeA. swollen ioints. stiiiics and
bites of insects. Sold by arm.'!;. i-f and storokeep- ,
o. s penerallv. AVhoie.-ii ;e ,iop..T, N. W. eo-ner 3rd j
and fallowiiill Sis.. F:i. lad s, I'a. -21.-;'',u.
ixrnRi'OK.tttn ix 137.
STEICTI.Y m KDTUAL ID'
PROTECTION MaTuAl
HBE IHSDR1HCE C0H;T.
OF EDENSOURC, PA.
Fpsmin Vsts ?S '.. .
i.amistM l'U. IHuili iritis
Only Five Assfssmcr.ts in 22 Yri":
NO STEAM MILLS TAKEN, .
Good FARM PROPERTY
GEO. M. READE, Fro,
T. If. niCK, Srrretary.
Ebensbnrn. Jrn Jl. I1" ly-
Freidholf'sBloc;
CELEBRATED II. II. II. VEHiriM.
Tersoni afflicted with aehes and rains, and who
have not tried the irreat 11. H. H. Medicine, do not
know its powers in removir.if psm. trive it a tr-al
b,r Hheainarim. Neiiralt:. and p"M :c,:isr.y ii.ph
theria. A sureetire l"r bor.e "inl-riin with Hutis
or Wood Spavin, foil Kvil and folic, l.e.ureaad
ak for tbe H. H. H. Med'cine, mani.factur.d b
1. I. Tomlinson. I'hiladelpl.ia. as the popularity
of the same has led other parties to put an inferior
artlele into the market bearuip the same name
Sold by druKtcista everywhere.
CARL RIYIN'IUS,
Practical WatcMer an! J:
EGENSBURC, PA.,
II
a 'sree
vs-'f 1
r A C .Iv.w. r ,.l
i .7 ' " v.. ' ......
.r.Tit . ' merit ot n rn..
or TiTSt-Ft-MA Jivmn'j. a -leLi-' ible eompound
whoe virtues ha stood lhe-tt ol 1 years, is in
tnlll'blein theeureof l f pcpus. Icncrai lebi!ty,
f hronic Wesknes of I.nnif. Sflcen and Kidneys,
Short llreath. Heartburn. St. Vitas' iMnee. pain
the Stomach. HarK and w. "'7,''-;
to all t emaie tuseassj.. nn nm..r. - - -
I'rtce. ian. .-.v.
7-9.'SJ.-ly-l
in
adanted
the ace of the ittjtit may be.
by lrunKnrte.
AGENTS ViAHTEQ
J3 ii..iiii'.va. il !:-.! -r--v..k
I..r hi. ;i iie:e .. at ay- - -l..t'-pi
!.rn;4l i- - 1' 1'- Il;""
su--e.i 4 ; ' '
. . . . .... .-i,.-. t . . i . , r . . -
c.. which he ott-rs for sale at b'-er l-
anv other dealer in the cm.r.ty 1 er r
I an'vthinrin btsllnewlll do well to Kv -!
tieb.re purcba-inE elsewhere . ,T r (
M-rnim ri i it-ui'vii i-.-' .......
Watches. Jewelry, Ac. apd satis set;
teed la both work end price.
KmEY'sS xm ha
t'nref llnad-e e. !-ii. Si rs'.rs. 'r-- ,
Kheutnatism, Toothache. lj.reet!. c - .
ranted e.i'.ial to any i. .vie. ut ! -t i i-
6 ef. Potties Slic. I'inl Bntlc M"-.
Have vonr ,lmcel order, if be Ki n'
ii as. r. Kiit rv
Wholesale Iru-'iT v-'an.1t
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