01. n ruii,DELriiiA letter.
v. ti-.i-sT t.onr.t:i'Tio5 ch ihoes dismiss-
V -OSTHEDOWNWARD ROA D OTTHAOED
,' . ,.1-LV.lOP.S VV.K CRT 14 "STILL THEY
toM t' ' A TltrE itEFORMER RECOG5IZ
;S,1 THI IR HAB1T4. ETC., ETC.
: Cj-responJerce of the Frekman.
ruiL-PELl'HIA, April 4, ISal.
t
I'f''
M-:11UII1( Wa- It'll OUl. Hit? UKim.ll
f .iltor ine saiifj uuiini". i.uuioii uiv
.i i. ! t l.;rt, tl,n
fiitrauct?.
TUI'JT ( ORT'.l PTTON.
c; t'.ie cusiuiiUi men RppoinW tr Invest-
ft "' tin iiiiitiniztMiu'iit r
in tiinlina losvi of ?l
i,.' -i.'.'i(M) mi li-aks 'i1
tho. as trust
jW.tttM) chnriioit
l.Vt.OJ on lt-
'. ,.i st en r,n niiw. WlfM the chit't of
ne'"iw Itit'u'tt'rs." Mr. McMaiius,
'toi m... n.imittfii undtT "ath that
ulius
it .le-
'i ended upon a man's polirk-s as to wliPtlior
j .- cuiilJ 'procur-? n nontrrvot for funiisiiina;
I "ut-iial f'T thf r,;is wr-rm, h- soiin.Ietl the
lei.'lit. il- l'tii find hrra.'.th t 'he r-wnlinl
. ;:tin,. nf P. -n il,!!' "11 i..,s itiannsreiiMMit.
i;,,.i v i!iuiii.-"'V.i! '-i irtnifiit of l'liil.nk'lphia
I -is lu cn tiar.-.fnrnn
itit.i a party nia;liun'.
i-i.'..'ti arc solid asaiut
Mint; window books.
. "1 w.-ivo in ini:f'i 1
T -.... ..i si -v -..tut'
lit
o i,-v iMi-'ot r' l'i".tt'rs, and others aain
lin; i)ni ratio voter-? who wili to
f .t ;iM-j -i ;ii ii' ".li ipi'i, i niiaoi-iiniaii3 aie
r -.dt i-iov li an ii'2 that niixiiiir llii-ir cas anil
n-ft fctid -treet Heaii'ma and iiiu'iivipat gov-
t n t .win-rally with politics H a very
4 v mixture.
1.1 L'lMlrfbAI. TH AT DIDN'T KXCtLVATE. ;
r:.- oi-"r.i-isal of the onniplaiiit aaalnst !
:- S id!, the school teacher who was ac- j
t-;-t-! liiji.uauiii th." Catholic religion in ;
t -e i i-i-! ce of C atl-olle ruii'iis, i- rot hy any ;
!-.u:-; a satisfactory exculpation. Complete :
.:i i -t I'.lii uis neutiaiiLV as Petween crceiis m
Isdem ind- 1
'ilicial utterances of tearhers,
v the people. The schools are supported
! taxstioit levied indiscrimiiiaKly upon cit-
..e:is of diilereiit cicetts, anil wiii'Uier .uiss
-ull iiiteiidcd it or not, the evidence con--:P.ilvely
showed th.it her explanations on
"t-rt.'.in religious points were taken, and very
properly, bv a portion o her pupils as reject
ing upon ti.e lfi'.tli in which tut-y had been
Jcav.-il.
ON THE DOWNW ARD l'.OAD.
If we aie to judge from the expression of
ihe leading representative C hristians of the
several cloirciies (f the "City of Churches,"
there are ood reasons fur jelieving that the
j-eopleof this land are grow ina wor.-e instead
t better. One of the eminent clergymen of
,l:;e i-.ty of Ihooklyn said in hist Sabbath's
r:i:.::i : ' Kour-titll.s of the Brooklyites are
.yiing to tie!!." Another clergymen mourned
:;e fart "that a n:a jot it y of the Hrooklynites
iveiit to the theatre, whii-h was as bad as
Sliit." Ano'lier said: "Too many pulpits
jirc silent on the ti rrors of hell." Another
k.tid : "There is too much cogitation with the
'wo: Id." and another "tnat the church is al
' t.'ti'tluT too worldly. " One old stalwart
1 , etcher ilei-l.u :-il that "if anything could he
t on.: to reinedv t lie laincntahle condition of
trie tiiu--s and of the p:ople, that it. ought to
be lio'ie liMii'.eiii.it'-.y." I iie c;ty of Nineveh,
In the evil d.n when Jotiah" was sent to
X xvM !i to the people thereof, could hardly
rave :eeii mtieh vvore than these gtntil L'hris--tian
men i i T i : rT- Ihooklyn i.i these the days
i ? hn-:ian Kdm '.tion, l'ropaation of lle
;h:i'oiis Faith, and Revi f 1 n iptuies. There
care times when the good people are called
upoii to bew.ul their shorh-omiii'-rs and coii
"fcs tin ir sins. Let us pray that matters
iwid utit grt'v worst? and worse that this is
l.ot the coiiiii:encein nt of the great iisinte-
!i :i ot a'l t!.:ns social, pohtiejii ami ie-
I.
ht-urts he arou.-ed to pi aver
f-'il 1'
t piiii-
J "
'. vcr much men may differ in
aits hunger and thirst for
I,et ii- a:i. theicfo:,', preaeh
all It.
. ngl.ti.'o'isi'.es t. si!tl practie,. what
h. thy iie'.ehhor its thyself."
i' , ., .i.i ti.ou ha-t and t'i v.- to tne pour.
j t u- all ilower oit i:.tot!:e lnii beauty of a
' i.ie !i!e ot ledoleiit charity.
f A ft'-v ! ;i iii j si el.t eightv days nio-t felic-"'.fo'i-ly.
it wa.-. a cruel ntr.iv:e on jiart of At-
t.'iiiey t.Lin ial I'aimer to mar the I'.appiness
I"f our ii.'iiOi.iL:e It-ui-hilive patriots by tell
f'lij tliv'u tnat tin y cat'i .-.t g.-; pay lor inore
J'li.ui one tiuudied oas. It is n-) wonder
',tl e pool fellnv.s of the Lcgi-dat m e, iiiiinv of
oiu. if put to woi i; at any t.thc. leeit iiuate
bn-iites, would not be able t t ..lit a tlious
n t i i th. liars in a lifetime, wen .-o feiirl'ui ly
J'. ill l ied alt. tut it, c.s it compels tlu in to get
c'own to v. oik. whi.h they sli.tuld have done
"iig j.". ainl lieiioe is outrageous in the ex
treiiie. After these pitoi fi'linws had put in
In'-re ilia's three nio.-itns at ;1' jier da v. it
m;i. to,) bail to be told I hut they would liae
to wink lor nothing and find ti.eni-.el ves. It
is no U'celi-r. then, that they hceame ilis
'f:uted anil indulged in eloijnent profanity
.-'.iin.-t the ttihentu. F-sjiecialiy are the
.i'hilailt ipiiia patriot-, w ho don't "earn any
tiiini: at h'niie ai-.d have no visible means of
Hlppolt. justified in liinir Hi.; most eloipifilt
f.iolanity ajaitist the ohtri'.sive Attorney
;ei:eial. Let. tin rclore, the average I'enu-
ai.ia It tiislator, who want.- to put in extia
e and draw t xtra pay, profane cioqiieiit
!nl let the sinL'iilar Reiiii-ylvania legisia
uho don't want cither he ashamed of
..if. Let Intu he anathematized. I svm
u.e witli thee ourraued honoral!o patri
wiien 1 ivth-ct that Attorney (.cneia!
remembering Ins oath of'oiliee, ol-
t
t'l
l.iir
I'.iti
Is
Tal:
iect.
-Jliol;
tiiat
i to tin: illegal painent of the people's
ey while his ohjectioii w.is valuable
hel.iie the niouey was in the poor
w-,' pocket. I .-, mpiithiv.e with thcni.
i
x jo, iecaue il.t ir siieg,-iinn tnat the Attor
1 t i ieneral's action was based on unworthy
,1'jolives to thin t.j wear, and beeause the
people are satisfied that they have at lust an
cilii-ir lit Hiirrisburg who, when their inter-
Icsts urr :it stake, lic not sfoinl on courtesy.
1 lit! l KY IS, "si ILL THF.Y COME !"
If in) Uiito.vard event hall happen to dis
' u .jtiie hai inoiiy of itioiis, a half million
ii f tor- i'i-ltori! i il;7' ns will he added to the
aopulatioti of the United .Mates (luring the
i'1'iei't eir. The stream ot immigration
V-f.an; Piv.aids tins country for lssi is of
la. u-r vitimii,. th.tii ever la tore. In the
t 'ni-e nf events it may happen tii.it there
!.! he mi ne Kneh-.li, Iii-h ami G'-ruinns in
e I !i:l'.i Mites than in F.nglaml, Iieland
;d ( ei niiiri ' iiiiihiiied. The present pop
.t. iii ot hi iuiAiiy is about forty live nnl
ii -mis, iiiid tin- whole area of "land occu
i'v the (.ei!ii,u,s in Kiiiope will not
ii.t H I ah.y support the. peopU' now living
e:e. Mu iitiiiles of them me therefore
Akm their way to the I'nited States.
V Till E litnill.MKH.
I: ir;'.'.ir timt there are thousands of o fri
ts ami i!..:i-eoiiimis(.ii, ,l otlh-ers in t he
. it.iry s. i.-e of the I'nited States who
t.i-ii : lui.e lives in eiviiian circles, and
- ' ii.f'ir iiig to learn that a son of Abra
:a I.uieolii. ns V-cretaiy of War, is about
i-s ;ui i i h i- that is causing a Mutter and
-: ;. M ,r t' a crew of military dancers
a i i .- t , i .,f , rrs to come to he spent in
"'ax and Apaches. In the military
r ;iv art- 1. 1 ' i n I roils nf men niasqiieradihgas
liT.iiy h. i.t, s who aie only cashiers, clerks,
"'eis. ia .iii.if.i.-turi-rs am": u-hers. lint it
liil.Miig to know tiiiit a son of Abraham
: is a .i
.f' the duties
1 i!fv,.',,.
ul t sigii;ilie his usnuinptiou
of the ,V;ir oni'-e hy turning
in. oi ineir stttt p!ae,..s, send-
J'ig them to the fr.j
:ier, and putting their
ia e eii'l in .-,1 i . .r .... ., j
1 rolher oiP.eels 1:
I
r
hardships r,f In li;m campai..ill.r in'th'eir
tr..uil fur the son ot Abraham Liu-
1 WF". I!K OON l.K TH HI R f .( r,
I The r-t'l .e."7o.;:.:?,Vs:1s: "Tliete are to
I .'.-is of Ameiieaiis who mix toui tiil r tin
t ' than oil and vinegar the one trom
eh ieii.1. as ai istoi'iiitic in their uwn way
I ii,;. l..d the cari and lady up stairs : a:. it
I ' ii.rr c;.tss lroin Caliloinia, New YorK
k"d t iih -inii.it i. redolent of ji-trolemn and
-o'l f. -lit . t sno..l." The Gm.-tte evidently
Kii'i-A - !,..,,.,, it spe;iks, and we recognize
111 its e.,,u,.nt ,l.,i,arks ,,, ljt.t.;t,J;.,,ts 0f
oar an-i,.. , ,, ., ,.,! ,,v tlU fr,.jj;n
"no th!'! V'"-"i,,,-,y i"-K",-'t-e their kin-
,-ll'P. thl'll t.l-Ks;,,,,, ,t.,r 111;u.rs ,t j.,
4 i.ni.us and I,,,,:,,,-,,,,,,,,, L(vl . , e
I or, ot the most ,., wealthy lami ies of
! V's, ',"," riLtt"n, ''""hg-the Revoln
1.". in f . ,,,1r"r;,-alhize.l wit,, the
J ".mi. I heie Is not 1,-s titan a dozen f
f, 7,r-t "',',,H-4 ''-t eity thi-.t have
none any good for the eity, the M.lte
?r t . masses. No public bem-tactUm-l
? "-"'a ''eiiet'n ial to the tt.'lmg iini-s,.s ,,f the
y-at i-ny- keep green t!ie inemoii.-s (,f n'e
JMf i .-. tin-s-it -Aarts, Hit; C roelets, the Rhine-
f "l-S-ls. ;...,l ,,lli,.r.ri'...,jli..f., -i-..
il
..lt, l.llll.,,s. I llf
erv ..iv.-ht seems to have deseemii-d
1 ,; ' in, and they are within themselves
is h and assiduous cniti-nf,ti-s i.f tl.o
1.1:11
utie ainl sociiihstio ideas which thej
1' al hor and h-ar. i;. X. S.
Li y Bhos., Dninoisrs, Owego,
r tit.. ,. 11.. : - . . J
I'.-t-n : .. , i-.ti. line.- mint-is j nave
l ea I I "'. 1rW1'-1' catarrh and coitl in the
"d r s,,"'1 ' i'.'' "ev,'ral remciit's without
t;'!"i. a', I f . Wl!,l,r ' l'd your Cream
,1 ., I . "'""i usen your i ream
n' - 1 r"'L- lf U) it-,('n"'Plili all you rer
'.'. 1 -ni-'Coimik-k (Judge t'oiii-
' "). Klls-.lu.tK V I . ......
i"
-e a.Iv,-
i.-turu,, j .llg. .1, JSSt)
iiient.
r!i-.'
:i - '-I'-eaft'lir'ilerr re!
. . . ' ',' 11 luHerinz from Catarrh ,7,
"10 ilih,,..,.., ..,':... " .iiai rn or
1 f.... c... .
and
den,-- ti.,, V ". . .
I.o-v
, v..r,v I'eisoilHI
01 its curative powers hftord.
'-'stiii'ieiiert r ur a r....
'1 Ki,,
-.? Jvt, J
eiu.'l'ivr. i mp.lr.o l . cu
-t-.'ie. Ebeiu-tnir;, r.
minim.
EBiSBlB. PA..
fkiday. - - Arnin s. issi.
LOCAL AND rEKSONAL.
Hero. THor-w and the Other flair
There Is some taik of erecting a new
Lutheran churvh at Lilly's.
The new hotel at Cresson la to te 300
feet lo:ij and 2'J feet deep.
The tliermometer reeiitrd lO above
zero in this place on several occasions durin
the tirefcent week. - "
Idevdsville, tliis county, had on Monday
a record to show of niorv than a foot and a
half of the "beautiful snow."
A valuable deposit f carbonate, or black
band iron ore, Is said to have been recently
developed in ConeuiauRh township, Indiana
conntv.
We are sorry to k-arn tftat the amiable
"wife of Representative Woodruff, editor of
the Johnstown D'.mnerct, i.s lying serious'v
ill at her home in that p!a-e.
It is nine hundred find ninety-nine years
by the watch since our branch road was
blockaded by snow in the mouth of April, as
i it is at present writing Wednesday noon.
I Horse owners can not afford to overlook
I the wonderful success of Kendall's Spavm
Cure, 'e advertisement in another column.
: old by IC. James, Drufiuist, Khensbnre, V.i.
. For man it has no equal ; for beast It is
I unexcelled. What" Kendall's Snavinc Cure.
See their anveitiseiiuint in another column.
Sold hy K. James, Druggist. Ebensburr, Pa.
A large saw In the saw mill of MoFar
land A- t o., at Lloydsville, Ibis countv, burst
on Monday last, and, striking an employee
11:1,1,0,1 Daniel llruner, fractuied one of "his
I ix 1;'-
j The L'nity coal works at La t robe., if ru
I mor can be relied on, have been purchased
; by Messrs. John Lloyd, of Altoona, and A.
O. Tintsman, of Turtle Creek, Allegheny
' county.
j The Latrobe Advance, it Is pleasant to
, think, is never without an nbundance o'
; Fink, and on that score at least should take
j little piide in all that it saves bv Its "patent
; outside."
; The Herald office has once more resumed
i next-door neighborly relations with the Fref:-
man establishment, having this -week been
, brought back to the second story of the
: Reade building.
The four last days of last week and the
three first days of this one were marked by
j an almost constant fall of snow and by
! weather almost as severe as any experienced
in tlie dead of winter.
; E. G. Kerr, Esc,., has removed to what
' is known as the "ileyer property," in the
I East ward, which, however, he didn't hire,
1 but has bought. Still he had to go lower to
i get "Ileyer" down street.
Win. II. Varner, Jr., of Jackson town
! ship, is in the Tneshes of the law and under
. ?.iio hail to answer at next Court for an al
; leged rape and assault committed on a young
girl named Clara Daughertv.
Charles Henderson, of Rraddock. got his
, foot fast in a railroad frog a lew days ago,
I and. in the effort to escape in time to avoid
( Ix'ing run over, drew it out with such force
that he tore oil three of his toes.
Judging from the number of items on the
subj i t, contained in the hist issue of the La
1 trobe jJitnce. one would be almost led to
1 conclude that our friend Fink had no greater
' ambition than to print horse bills,
j The apnearance of that portion of the
' Cherrytree Y.Vcord which is printed at home
has improved so much of late that we teel
j like congratulating ic 011 having at last se
i cured a printer worthy if the name.
D" you surfer Iron") sick or nervous head
'1 fl'-hc. neuralgia or sleeplessness ? If so, do
; not delay, trusting that in time nature, will
: restore you, but go at once to K. James,
Druggist. Ebensburg. la.. for Dr. Faust's
: German Cure. r4-K.-i.o. w. ly. j
1 A gicat ilea! of surprise, not to sav in
dignation, has been occasioned iti edueatiou
1 al circles by the announcement that Dr. Hig
bce, the new Slate ."superintendent of I'ublTe
Institution, intends to call in all the State
certificates Issued to teachers.
MissI!. R. McDermott, asshe was known
in the world, formerly telegraph operator at
"south Fork, this county, hut now a Renedie
, tine Sister at 1st. Mary s, Kansas, is or was
last week on a visit to the scenes of her
earlier days in this part of the world.
An Irishman well up in years had both
of his feet badly frozen on "Monday night
I last while rid ng on a coal train from War
rior Ridge, Huntingdon county, toAltoona.
He was not a tramp, but was"out of money
i anil took this wav of giving himself a boot.
Seven out or thiiteen children in the
. family of Mr. David Spencer, residing near
I Jane.sville, Clearfield, have died within the
, last few days of that terrible disease, scarlet
fever, and several others are afflicted with
I the same malady, some of whom will prob
I ably d ie.
We have been requested to announce
that M. J. Tcitelb.iiim, of horetto, will com
mence an auction sale at his branch store in
Minister at 2 o'clock, p. m., on Monday next,
April 11th, and continue the same from day
I today until the entire stock on hand is dis.
! posed of.
Persons interested in the monthly visits
: of our dental friend Dr. (,'reerv to Lotetto,
, Chest Springs and Carroll tow if, wifl notice
bv his reconstructed card that the last week
; of eTlch month is henceforth to he devote. 1 to
! said visits, and that he will remain two days
' in eaeb pi ace.
; A speedy and positive cure for Catarrh,
j Diphtheria, Canker-mouth and Headache
I will be found in shii.oh's Cataiikh Rkme-
l'V. A nasal injector free with each bottle.
! I'se it if you desire health and sweet breath.
I'rice r.') cts. Sold by E. James, Druggist,
I Ebensburtr. Pa.
The Eheiisburg Academy, after adver
; tisement, was sold at public "sale last Satur
i ili:v afternoon. The largest bidder was Mr.
i John A. Ulair, who said S-'-J.'i, with the un
; derstanding that the brick composing the
structure shall be removed on or before the
1st of June coming.
1 It was thought that April would be
show-cry Irt-cause all the ciicuses in the coun
1 try have started or will start on the grand
, rounds during the present month. But,
' alas! for human exiectatioiis, it is altogeth
I or snow-cry so far, and a gi eat deal too much
i of that for any bodj. s comfort,
i The Tyrone lirrald says that the .Stan-
nurd's spring article on the sap mounting to
j the thousands of leaves on thousands of
' trees on a thousand hills, was followed next
: day by nearly a foot of snow. We take it,
therefore, that the .Standard is not a standard
authority on leaves and sich lite.
If we forgot to say it last week, we say
; it now, that our esteemed ex-townsman and
ex-Rrothonotary, C. F. O'Donneil, has taken
1 up his residence in Lorctto, where he will
, likely embark once more in the drug busi
:' ncss. In any sphere of life that may chance
to strike him, he has our best wishes.
-C. r. Markle & Sons, the Westmoreland
; paper maniifactureis. intend applying for a
charter for a lateral railroad from a point on
the Cnnue Hsvilie railroad in 1'pper Turkey-
: foot township, Soineiset county, to a point
in Miltord township. Tins road will reach
one of the finest timber sections in thecountv.
An unusually large calf was born in
East Whcatticld township, Indiana countv,
a lew da s ago. and eight hours after its
, birth an attempt was made to wt-ieh it with
steelyards possessing a capacity of Ins pounds,
. but being found inadequate to the task, the
calf may very properly be classed among the
heavy weights.
Let the poor sufferers from female com
plaints take courage and rejoice that a pain.
le-s remedy has been found. We refer to
Lvpia E. Rinkham's Vegetable Com
I'oi nd. It is prepared at '. ti Western Ave
Lynn, Mass. .semi to Mrs I'lnkham for
pliaii,p!e!s or call on E. James, Drugt
Mr Lewis L. Edwards, formerly a citi
zen of Cainbiia township and subsequently
. of this pho e, but for several years past a re"
sident of Michigan, is here visiting his old
. friends, all of whom are glad to take him
by the hand and discover by surface indica-
, tions that he is well. He will remain wrth
us only a few flays.
The verdict of murder in the first degree
recently found against James ii. Allison for
killing his father, as noted in these columns
two weeks ago, is the first of the kind ever
tendered in Indiana county, and he will be
the first man hanged within its borders, pro
vided of course he is hanged, of which there
is little reason to doubt.
HeaPh, the poornian'sriches. and the rich
man s bliss is maintained bv the judicious
Use of Aver's Sarsaoarilla vi-hich tr.nrth.
ens and invigorates the system. bv purifying
the
OIlKKl. It is SO hhrlitt.' s...
il is the most economical medicine for this
purpose that can be i,s-,. Sold at the new
Drugstore, l-.liciishurg, a
Mr. M L. Keck', 'clerk at the Foster
House tel s ns he was close on the trail
whici, ,.f ( lister and his party into sudden
death in the Indian country, a few years ao
but that the fact that he was for the time
emplojed in the Government printing-office
leiiorieo 11 impossible, when boots and spurs
w ere called for him to get a n ay.
K u i L i'J .1 ?
ijy, 01 Johnstown, one of the
nl reliable members of the
- 11,; ..as. lieti
hither to attend the recnlur m..nthlv .......t ;
' sa " ooam, uropped in to see ns on
Tuesday. We regret tosnv that the .Imiw ia
somewhat under the weather" physically
but trust tht his ailment will re of short
d'.irn.ti.sn
We were. greatly amused sooio days
since by seeing one of our venersb'e citizens,
who had been bowed down bv rheumatism,
throw away his crutches and rieclara himself
just as young as he used to be, and now he
is recommending Roberts' Embrocation to
every old lady In town. Great liniment that.
E. James, Ebenshurg, has il for sale.
Mr. 15. F. Thompson is engaged in the
sale of bats and caps etc., for the celebrated
New York firm r.f Ives. Dnnnr A Co. Dur
ing the week Inst nast and part, of the pres
ent, he had his headquarters at the Mountain
House, this place, and the array of head-gear
for the multitudes lie showed foith.as a sort
of Spring opening, has never been surpassed
in these parts.
Hon. John Fenlon, one of Cambria's
wlde-awAke representatives in the State Leg
islature, paid his second visit since the com
mencement of the session to the bosom of
his family, so to speak, on Saturday last, re
turning to Harrisbtirg on Monday. Hon. L.
D. Woodruff, the other menilwr, and Senator
Rogers, both of Johnstown, were on the home
stretch at the same time.
-At is seldom, in the month of April, and
j on the eight day of the month, that sleds
I fully laden are seen traversing our streets,
j i.i.t, to borrow the language f parly who
' fwnpied a desirable cell in our county jail
' fifteen years or more ago, "this fiecur hap
I pened"" throughout all of the present week,
i Sleds laden up to the. top-noteli with stone,
j designed for the new Court Hose, and
! quarried at Beulah, were on our streets yes
I terday, to-day, and likely w ill be to-morrow.
. "Guaranteed to cure," is thf: ir.duce
j ment offered to you to call at James' new
' Drugstore, Ebeiishurg Pa. and buy a bottle
! of Dr. Faust's German Cough Syrup. It is
i based upon chemical laws, and Is prepared
i with the most scrupulous case. This medi
: cine is warranted tocur consumption, coughs.
colds, sore throat, lnouehitis, and all pid-
monary diseases. Remember an ordinary
1 cough leads to consumption if allowed 10
' continue without relief- Rrice, 2"c., ro. and
fl a bottle. f-t-K.-e.o.w.ly.
! We do this week what we should have
j done lat week, ret 11:11 thanks to our friend
W. 11. McMullen, Esq , the present Chair
i man of the Democratic Countv Committee,
I for an elaborate and handsomely printed in
i vitation and card of admission to the second
. annual ball of St. John's Literary Institute,
' which is to lie held at Academy Hall, Johns
! town, on Easter Monday evening, April luth,
! and the music for which is to be furnished
' by Pp.f. Jule Neff's celebrated orchestra
j band, fif Altoona.
! You may "Look! Look I" and "See!
i See!" as much as ou have a mind to, but
j you wi! I discover nothing in the shape of an
, advertisement from the Younfc America
i Clothing House, Altoona, in the Fhelman
1 this week, 'Cause why, we haven't yet re
! ceived the new announcement ar.d don't
1 think it worth while to adveitise winter
, gotids when we know that the large and
I popular establishment of which we speak is
! rilled to repletion with the very best of wear
' ing apparel for the Spring trade.
I Messrs. I. G. Cragin A Co., of TMiiladel
j phia, have kindly sent us seven of those
1 beautiful cards, representing Shaksjieare's
I "Seven Ages of Man," which they are fur
! ni-hing to ail persons who buy seven cakes
j of the celebrated Dobbins' electric soap and
I send the bill theieof to their address. The
j cards are indeed beauties, and it is hard to
! see how any one can resist the temptation to
j "thoap up" on such terms, especially as the
, soap, which can be bought from V. S. Rar
': k r .t Rro., is one of the very best articles of
I the k nil in the market.
I Mr. James Keating, formerly of Sum
i merhill township, is and lias been for a'year
! or more in the employ of Sheriff Grilhth at
j Kane, Mi Kean county, with the manufac
! tare of lumber as a specialty. On Saturday
! last, while skidding logs, James was unfor
! tiniate enough to get one of his legs jammed
j between two sricks of timber and badly con
tused. A letter from Mr. A. Y. Jones'to II.
i Kinkead, Esq., cotivejs the gratifying infor
1 mation, however, that the wound is nearly
I healed and that Mr. Keating will be ready
I for duty again next week,
i Every one is acquainted with the ohl
nursery story about the hen that hatched the
I ducks, and how one fine day thev went swim
; mie.g in the pond ne.ir by, and the induee
'. moots she ottered them to keep out of the
i water: but it. may not bo generally known
that whenever poultry has anything to talk
about in these later and more enlightened
flay, their conversation always turns to the
, benefits their species have derived from Ihe
i use of M. R. Roberts' Poultry Powder. Sold
. by E. James, Ebensburt:, nnil ail other drug
gists. t -' cents per package.
We were mistaken about our young
; friend Win. 1?. Conway, of Greenshiirg, liav
. ing been born and raised in this county, as
stilted in our last is.siie. Derrv township,
j Westmoreland county, claims the In mor of his
i birth and bringing up, but that fact, we are
sure, ivon't deter his Cambria county friends
i from wishing him a safe deliverance in the
j effort he is making to secure the Democratic
j nomination for Register and Recorder in his
native county, not withstanding there are
' eight others standing at the door who say
i they will take sugar in their'n.
It is stated that when young Brady was
taken to jail, Friday last, he was unceremo-
niously surrounded by a gang of fellow-pris-j
oners who proceeded to induct liiin into the
: mysteries of the establishment. F iley was
I Judge of a struck court, Murray prosecuting
Attorney, and the counsel for the defendant,
j as well as the jury, came from willing and
I jocund bystanders. After a full hearing,
, Brady, who was half-scared out of his seven
! senses, was found guilty of murder in the
' second degree, ami sentenced to undergo im-
piisonment in any penitentiary foi the term
j of nine years and six months. Then the cur
1 tain was rung tloA-n.
I Messrs. F. II. and C. II. Barker returned
) from Maine on Wednesday night hist, bring
j ing with them the gratifying intelligence that
! their venerable and respected father, Hon.
A. A. Barker, who has been lying danger
! mis'. y ill w ith brain fever at Fryeburg, in that
. State, is now in a fair way of" recovery, and
; will probably be able to return home in tlie
j course of two or three weeks. This will be
I welcome news to the many friends of our
enterprising and public-spirited townsman,
' whose escape from death is due almost ex
j cliisively to the fact t4at he possesses a ro
I bust constitution ami has never been on any
j other kind of a "bust" in his life.
; A house and barn owned by Mr. Fred
i crick Custer, and located in Conemaugh
i township, this county, were burned to the
1 ground a few days ago, involving a loss esti
i mated at $1,500, on which there was no in
j surajico. The house first caught fire from a
1 defective flue, and as Mr. Custer was at w ork
in one of the coal mines near South Fork,
. while his wife was on a visit to a neighbor's
i house some distance away, the flames event
: ually communicated to tlie barn, which was
i near at hand, and both buildings were, total
ly destroyed, with, we presume, all their
1 Contents, the few neighbors who assembled
j soon after the fire broke out being unable to
1 stay its progress.
1 On Saturday evening last a man named
j Frank Sepler was found in a dying condition
i at the side of the track in the vicinity of
j Hunker's station, on the Soutlmest railroad,
i in Westmoreland coumy. He was first rtis
! covered by the engineer of a freight train,
i who had him placed in one of the cars for
1 the purpose of taking him to Grcensburg for
i care and medical treatment., but the unfor
j innate man diet! before Teaching that place,
i He was a resident of Madison, Wcstmore
; land county, aged about 28 years, and issnp
I posed to have been stealing a ride from Sto
. ner's to Hunker's on a freight train, from
. which he attempted to alight at the laiter
; place, Put falling under tlie wheels was
; dragged along a considerable distance, re
! ceiving injuries which caused his deatn as
! above stated.
The JlrrnM was piir.ted on Wednesday,
instead of Thursday this week a little
"previositv" tine no doubt to the fact that
. the material comprising the office was to he
moved on that or the succeeding day to the 1
' Rcade building. I'rior to getting out how
' ever, the editor of that paper unbosomed !
! himself thusly on the Brady-Carney affair :
i o .... l. i.-..... t l .. 1.. ..1 1
l nuni; iji.iii 1 oiuu iti nn, iniiuj s.turi , rttlil
, nan our own venners lmt vioiateu uie liquor
law, which prohibits them from selling to
i children or minors, it is more than likely that
i the Ixiy would have gone home quietly, and
; would have Ivecn the last person to assault
! Lisneighhor." Such extra-judicial criticisms
! are thotiuht on all hands to be ill-ti.ncd. and
' nothing but. the haste necessary in tearing
flown a I'niversal job'.ie.r and getting it up
' again couM excuse a remark of that kind on
this or any similar occasion.
We learn from a letter written by Capt.
,' K. II. McCormick, of Cherrytree, to his son-
in-law. Mr. J. S. Bolsingcr, of tills place,
; that a large and valuable barn owned by Mr.
i John Xotlev and located in Indiana coiintv.
about two miles and a half r.orthwest of the '
above named place, was totally destroyed by j
, lire on Wednesday night of last week, anil .
i what is worse stili, four head of horses and I
' eleven head of cattle perished in the Hames. I
i The loss, which is of course very heavy, not
j only includes the property nliove described,
but also embraces a lot of flour, groceries and
: all the logging tools belonging to a riverman
1 named John Murray, who was also the owner
; ol two of the four horses burned to death, as
1 welUas 140 bushels of wheat, .WO bushels of
j oats, 05 bushels of rye, and much other pro-
duee, farming implements, etc., belonging to
j Mr. Notley. The origin of the fire was not
j known when the letter was written, and may
not be known even yet, but as the owner is
I said to have an insurance of f 1,000 on the
j barn and $:i00 on the stock, he can console
I himself with the thought that his ltfs ain't
i Ha heavy j3 it iniht hare been.
A Brook i.t s Ivcidest with L,ocai. In
gredients. Rev. Henry Ward Ileecher, the
' renowned Congregational preacherfnorhvnie
, intended!, created quite a sensation in Ply
i mouth church, Brooklyn, of which he is pas-
tor, on Sunday last, by relating an incident
I never before referred to bv him, the burthen
of which was that a lady member of his own
' church came to him on a certain occasion
' and told him that her daughter was fascinated
with the "Romish worship" and wanted to
united with that church. Mr. Beocher said
in reply : "Tell vour child to wait, one year
till her own mind anil judgment is settled,
and if then hhe shall find she is drawn nearer
to God in that worship, let tier come tome
and I will put her under proper priestly
i guidance." And she did so: whereupon .vir.
j Beecher, as he alleges, sat down and wrote
i a letter for her to n Catholic priest in New
j York city. And she went and has lcen hap
py In that communion ever since.
The incident related, which don't seem to
' have been entirely correct in all its bearings,
I has had the effect of reviving the facts of
the case in the minds of several parties te
I siding in Johnstown, and as a consequence
the Tribune of Tuesday lat throws some
: light on the subject which will probably be
I as much of a revelation to Mr. Beecher as to
I anyone else. The Tribune rehearses the in-
cid'ent in its local department, and then adds :
i "The 'truth of td.-tury compel? the writer to
' ftut whnt in known to l.e a fact to a ibizen or more
' ol our riv.iler.s in this community, that while the
nr-i.loi.t ns rchltf.l. is in the main roTTCrl, tne
vimnz lath- r.-lc-rrr.l to iii.1 not wail lor the time of j
pr.ibiitliin stated, but in f ict was received into me
fatholic church here, by Hev. O. F. IJalhiKher. on
th.- nr?i Sundnv in June.ls79. Hername was Miss ,
Tiri-t. ami lor some time previous to the above
date "he had charire ol the millinery department I
in the More of t leis. Foster itiiinti. lielore leav-
: it. a her home in l'rooklyn she conceived the idea !
i of j iining the church of which yhc is now a mem- I
! I.i r. and her mother, who is a widow nnd In full
: communion with licv. Ueecher's, church, bitterly j
' opposed her In her intended departure. Shortly j
: atier arriving here eh'j wrote bark that the step
: which had long been in contemplation would be
taken, and it was on receipt ot this P-tterthat Mrs.
Twist called upon the pastor of Plymouth, church
! In regard to the matter. He told her to advise her
'. daughter to wait one war, ami 11 at the end of that
time she was still of the sani" mln.l. to interpose
no or.jcctlon. Ho also wrote a letter to af'athollc
i clergyman in Hr oklvn, stating the laets on ex
: pressing the hope that she might be happy In her
' new denominational relations. The letter was
, lorwariedto Fat her I ial la glier. a few days subse
I quoin to its receipt, by the gentleman to whom it
, was sent bv Kr-v. Dev. her. Miss Twist declared
she would ahtd bv the ropiest, nut two months
! afterward reconsidered and was bap'iied in St.
John's church. She is at present in Newark. New
! Jersev. lollowing her occupation as a milliner, and
is on "the 'best ol terms with all her relatives in
j Hrooklyn."
Englishmen fomierlysupposed that Amer
I ican running horses were inferior to theirs,
1 but during the last two year I'arole, Wallen
i stein and other fast fines that were sent from
', this country to Kngland, have won liuiulreds
of thousands of dollars for such Americans
as the Messrs. Lorillanl, James (ionlon IJen- j
iiott. Ac The Knclislimen have invesliua-
ted the reasons for the preat success of Amer
ican liorse, ami find that tliey arc kcjt in
sncn fine cfnditioi, hy tlie constant use of M.
IS. r.oJerts' Horse Powder. gportiny Thwe.
For sale hy E. Jamesaud V.S. l5aikerfclro.,
Ebenshurg, Ta.
ExriofioN of a Locomotive. A Tyrone
correspondent of the Altoona Tribune fur
nihes Saturdav's issue of that pater with
the folfowine pirticulars of the explosion of I
' an engine ht dter, which -occurred nt the for-
; mer place on Friday inonnnff last :
' About P oVIoek yesterday morn in ir. wiiile Johns
town exprp.J was" Ivintr opposite Tyrone Mation.
' enirine No. 14S. ot theTvrono division, whirh was
j M;indiniff between h Ward House and the Mation
I lui'i.iin. bur-t her holler. The eoncu.sioii wua
j he-ird all over town and ?oon the Mrect- were
; crow. led whh anxiouf pedestrian heading tor the
Marion. The f:oke stark of the entrnic had been
; Mnwn at'tjut a rod. hen it fell to the irrounJ wi; h-
out tloma any injury. The top fheet of the boiler
r"e jibour two hundred f"et in tho air. pasitiic
i over the Ward Hoiujv. hhi fell upon the roof of
j the K:v tannery, through whirh it t re ils way,
ileinoiishinir aiwjiii twenty feet ?iUre of the slato
! roof. no of the guard" rath of the emrine waa
i flatbed ! vii!ently aatn-t tlio riliiiif Mirround
t imr the poreh cd the Vard House as to eause a
Manipede anions the em pit ;. and leave the rail- j
; in a complete wreek. The class in the Mation :
1 and the Ward House was- badly wrecked, and the .
tary litMo cmervatory of the latr shared tho
s.in;e tale. No one was" kiilrd an.l t!ie four or tlve !
t pcr'tii" uiMired are not seriously hurt. The en-
1 mincer. (Toorire Tihb. an.l his ftreinun and two or !
j thre other prrHS wt' in the cab t the time of ;
( the expliin. but were not hurt. J. M. Test, of i
j l'hi!ip'-turtr. and an elderly jrentleman named j
J Williams, of Tdariha KurnHcy, were slightly injur- !
I ed. The latter had iu-t stepi-ed oft the" Ward !
Hi
;iso poreh, and his hat was struck from hi head
bv tfe yaine bar which demolished the railing
Ai. employe o; the railroad company, Mike Hd-
litiuer by name, was at work m the cellar of the j
depot and was h.idly cut about the face hy broken
irla-s. "Vance Stewart an-1 the colored porter of j
thet'ity Hotel. aniel Yellits, were crossing the j
track in front ot the ermine at the time, but be- ,
yond beinir ra t her roujrhly shaken about and well j
drenched with dirty water, escaped Injury. Will
hitney, ---n -f A. J. hituey. was standing on ;
the step? of the baifuatie room and also received a
thorough drenching. The boiler exploded in the
direetbm of the pilot, allowing the steam and boil- i
ln water to pas In front, which saved everybody f
i"rom serious injury. The boll was on the piece j
tailing on Hay's tanaery.
JTen of Kminent Ability
Scholars nnd chemists, have devoted years of time
and skillful labor that thev might, in a measure,
relieve human ?u fieri n jr. lr. KmiM's ifermaii Ar
omatic Wine is the result of the most patient arid
careful experiments. It is prepared with the inot
scrnpulou' crre from pure (trnpe .ftoce and the
cloneeM Fruits, Kotsi and Herbs, and stands pre
eminently without an eo,"al fr theeuse of ladies
surtt-riuvr with private disorders, aged r feehle and
debilitated persons, and those recovering' from the
effects of ex ha us t ing d isease. or mental or phyMe.-1
overwork. (Juaranteert to pponote digestion and
Invigorate and givenewand permanent vital force.
In no way can it be used as an intoxicant. Ak
Druggists, for sale at K. Jaiueii' tiew Hruir Store,
Khfcusburtf. I'a- 4-8.-e.o-w.ly.
Coi'M il Prockf.dinos. Following is tho
official report of the organization of our new
hoard of "borough dads":
Mojuay, ArniL 4. 1681.
Council met at 10 o'clock a. m. for organization,
as provided by law. Buriress Humphreys called
the Council to oTder. The following inemoers were
jiresent : I'ouncilmcn tvans, Cfutwalt, Jones and
irrish.
The newly-elected Hutess, K. J. Humphreys,
presented himself at the Hunr'' desk and t6ok
the oath of office, administered by Justice K,
Jones. Jr.
1 he C'ouncilmen elect. Alvln Evans and Morgan
Huurhes, presented themselvc. and severally took
and subscribed to theoath of office.
K. H. Tmbtr. Anditor elect, jre?ented himself
and took tho onth of office as prescribed by law.
ln motion of T. Ij. Jones, Council proceeded to
the election of leputy Burgess. Alvin Kvnns
nominated Joseph (J-atwa.lt for re-election. No
other nominations beimr made, he was elected by
Acclamation ; whereupon the Deputy took the oath
of office.
Adjourned. J. S. Davis, Clerk.
A Fooijph Mistake. Don't make a mis
take of confounding a remedy of acknow
ledged merit with the numerous quack med
icines that are now so common. We speak
from experience when we say that Parker's
Gincor Tonic is a sterling health restorative
and will do ail that is claimed for it. We
have used it ourselves with the happiest re
sults for rheumatism, and when worn ont
by overwork. See adv. Times. Sold by E.
James, Ebenshurg, Pa. 3-21. -lm.
Oh9 What n Hough!
Will you heed the warning, the signal, perhaps,
of the near approach of that more terrible disease.
Consumption? Ask yourself if you can afford tor
the sake of saving fs cents to run tho risk and do
nothing for it. We know from experience that
Shi loiT Cure wHl cure yrmr cough. This will ex
plain why wirtrr than a mittion bottle were sold the
past year. It relieves Croup and W hoo pin Cough
at once. Mother-, do not be without it. For L:me
Back Side, or hcst, use Shiloh's I'orous TlaMers.
Sold by E. James. Ebenshurg;, I'a. 4-8.-e.o.w.ly.l
Rich Praise. Letter from Paolo Marie,
the great Prima Donna of French and Italian
Opera :
M e s DEtJison s Fiano Co.. New York :
CiEnukvkn-I am delia-hted with yonrTprlght
Pianos. Kvervthimr seems possible with them.
They have such a powerful tone that I can imagine
my sell playimr upon a fJrand.and yet thev are
susceptible of the most delicate shades of expres
sion. Their musical quality is lovely, and for an
accompaniment to sinirin. I wisn to ose only a
Mer.delssohn IMano. Wishing-yon every prosperi
ty, I am. Yours, respectfully, Paolo Maris.
Tkofit, $1,200. "To sum it tip. six )nne
years of bedridden sickness, coslinc fiK) per
year; total fl.'-'oo. All of this expense was
stopped ry three hottles of Hop Kitters, tak
en by my w:fp. She liad done lier own house
work for a yar since, without the loss of a
tiny, and I want everybody to know if, for
their item-fit. " X. E. Furmer. For sale at
E. James' Di tig Store, rostofhee, Ebensburg,
I'a.
Joski-h Weisser, of Sitnimit, was re-np-pointed
sealer of weiahts and uieas'tires for
Canibrin county, but in consideration of the
fact that "Josie" is to some extent a Demo
crat, and also tnat he was lately retired for t
what rtc called crooked whisky transactions
in connection with a hotel lately kept by him,
Mr. Feter Campbell, a stalwart Kepublican,
of Carroll township, lias been chosen in his
stead.
Dyspepsia and Liter Complaint. Is it
not worth the small price of 75 cents to free
yourself from every symptom of these dis
tressing complaints? If you think, so call at
K. James' Drugstore, Elensbnrp;, Pa., and
procure a bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. Every
bottle has a printed Guarantee on it. Use ac
cordingly and if it does you no pood it will
cost you nothing. 4-8.-e.o.w.ly.l
Important to Tratelerii. Sjiecial in
ducements are offered you bv the Bcni-iNti-toj
Routk. It will pay you to read their
advertisement, to be found elsewhere in this
' licue. 3-18.-10m.
WE KIM! TO REMARK :
That the mlvtnt of Sprlr h hwn Indrflnlts-
ly postponed on account ol the weather.
That General Thaw ta in command of the ele
mental forces as we eo to press Thursday.
That six hnndred car-loads of coke are'shlpped
dally frt)m Seottdale. Westmoreland county.
That Ir. C retry has taught the Siniter pro
pertv. on Julian sieet. for which he paid ts50.
Thnt a woman who died nerr Altoona the other
day left eight orphans, ranging In age from to lf
yours.
That Sheriff f frlfflth i faid to hare taken a
j hand with Mr. :. H. Kemp in the recent purchase
of lieltnont.
I That the zoj.hyrs tliis (Thnrfday) morn In are
more Spring-like and bland than we hare enjoyed
tor a fortniuht.
i That the winter term of Prof. I.yle'i school
i clon;.l on Mi.n.lny laf. and that the other depart-
uients will "phut tip shop" on Monday next.
That the C'urrolltowu Av is decidedly off In
i the local lon'of Kurnpide, which Is on the be'rm plde
of the Sunquohnnoa river, seven miles east of
j Cherrytree.
That McDonald & Co.. of Tretto have taken
I po.-e?ion of tneir fine new store room. Kinl want
'. everybody who is on the sweet buy and buy to give
! them an early call.
( That all the newspapers, our own Included.
, which published the ailvertiseMient of the Onlv"
I I.uiiic Pad f'ompany. of DctP.ii, Mich., have heun
most ontraireously swindled. It is t yopad. indeed !
That Aricumeat t'ourt adjourned at 11 30 a. w.
j yesterday, alter holdinir eF.-innii Ye.lnesila aUer
! noon and evening and Thursday forenoon, w'lthout,
I however, transacting much business of public In
I terest.;
j That our branch train made only two trips
' durina- ttie past week. The snow blockade is what
i makes them alraid ta ventnre on such anothertrip
I b thev made with a irreat deal of difflcultv on
Monday,
I that the I, arm itown .vr has passed thosec
i ond millstone in the journey of ltle. and will be
; gin its third volume this wef'k. A long and pros
i perotis career is what we wish to it and its ener
I getic and industrious editor.
I That N. J. Frledhofl lias now one of tlie hand
! somest, as l.e has always hr.d ona of the largest,
1 tore-roonif-in town. John Slough, who as a paint
i cr has few equals and no superiors, did it for the
i most part with his little crush.
j That Mel Mn iiii at 'o of Iiretto. want onions,
onlonctts, pntat'KS. corn and oats, lor all ol which
I they will pay the highest market price. They al
i so want a mint of money In exchange for tho "best
! kino of bargains in all kind of goods.
I That there were a few days ago, according to
the t'arrolltowTi .w, and may be yet, about five
' million lect of loirs in the Susquehanna river be
; tween McNulTy's dam and Cherrytree. and about
. three million foct more in Moss ereek. which drains
j Karr township, this county, ready to bo floated to
, market on :':; first raiting nool
1 That Aih.m Hiersliank
wl.r. was f.,.,n.l rill. i
f of felonious assault at Deee
,- : '
!ipt,.r session, was sen- I
fenced at Argument Court Wcdn-sday to remain
it, mil for ti term of three months nnil tlist the i
man Naintccl was adiudge I insane and an order
ma.le out for his removal to Dixmont Hospita
That the new advertisment ol Mr. John Wana-
m:tker is n rui? thtrnf on imirr. iMtlmmrh it pives a
iDfre inklfr.ff of tnfonnati m in rirard to tho !m
nipnsf! Htork it nd uiiur.j.sntilc harirninp whirh the
l:irfirpt. morcantilo P3ti'li?hment in th- onivcr?o
Is o!l-rotl fr the purchase anl profit of every toy.
Thnt the yonnjc fellow from the monntnin who
eTrTianed Tin coat form new one the otlier-iay
at Ooilfrey W olTs popular clot hinif houe. Altnoni..
and who H well known to the proprietor, mananer
and aitf.nt. had oettT be uiitrhtv niiick about
return inir the rohfiS(atel uarment tf he don't want
to himeif into a pork or two of trouble.
I'hiit the Printer' (Hrmlar the n intent and
j mot valuable monthly puM'cntlon devoted almost
i exrluively to the interests of the art preservative,
j nnd published in lhtlnde!pba bv the jrenlal See
i retary and Treasurer of t he Ienn lmnta &Iitor-
ial Association. K. S. Mennmtn, Ksq., hai iust en
tered upon the Fifteenth year of Its really useful
t existence.
From lie. 1 wood. In Hlair. to nor town, t'other
I dy, eame a friend Democratic, who dropped !n to
! ay, that for aye he hn? known, and ofttime hns
j hinted, that the Krkkvax 1? one of the bet papers
; itrinfed : In view of which f:ut, with other- com-
mended, he ffoeked down the enph ami told ns to j
pend It for all time toeome. or nt lnast until -wall.
i
until we hnll hear fnrt.'icr from Mr. John Hell. ;
That jonrnaliftieail y speaking, Altona fston !
to have a riMnsf instead ol a settling -;7. Which j
means that the npat and nwsv litt'e duly of that !
name f not only to be enlarged ere lonir to its '
ftirmer if not to icreater HimenMons. but 1t is to" he '
published everv morn I nit instead oi every even inif. ;
ai heretofore. May no modern Joshua c 'erret up
on rns ear or owicrwise ana couimaua me
stand still.
Sun to I
ALMOST A TR.iurnr,
smu it ox trr nmp with a Lt n a blow that
MAY YfcT PROVE FAT A L.
: Thnrsdav of lat w?ek. William Carney, James
i Brady and John Daily visited Ebenshurg-. which is
! no uncommon occurrence. Mr. Carney is a well
, known and well-to-do cit7.en of I 'amhria township:
i young- Brady lives with his widowed mother, a very
pTimabIe woman. In the same localirr, and Mr.
Da jl y is a lso a resident of thnt neighborhood. The
trio were -cn togrther while here during- the after
noon ot that dav, but it is not of r'Cord t hit t either
of the three was in an v thing- but a sol ter condition,
though 1t fs possible that yonna Brady at least vm :
somewhat under the influence of liquor when they
started homeward la tr In the evening . There was ,
snow on th ground then, as there is now. and the
team nnd sled which conveyed them hither, and of j
which Brady 3-pm to have to have been the pro-
prtetor. had reached a point abf.ut a mile ea-t ol i
town, when the latter a v -wed his Intent inn to com o ;
hack lot purpose. Carney and Dally thereupon
jrot out of the sled, and Brady, preparatory to j
coming in this direction, hit Carney on the hand '
with a small lath, not hurting- him very much, f
' though still enonirh to give h'm much pain and In- ,
! convenience. Then Brady, it seems, rushed his ;
j team a half mile In a westward dfroctfon. coming; j
; toward Ehcnsbnrir. but eventually chang-ed his
J mind and turned buck. Whst occurred afterward I
may be h-st described in tho mere recital that j
Bmdy in due time caug-ht up with Messrs. Carney
and Daily, whereupon Carney attempted to take I
j from the ii-d a basket belomring' to himself, when '
Brady bit him a violent blow on the back of the I
j head with a heavy piece of wood which was rvl- j
j dnfly at one time a hnndstdke. This clun, which
was subsequently captured, is froir feet long- and
tnree mche" in rt;ameer. tint ju-t wtiere. unless it
nufht be on the road-ddo. or for what purpose, ex- ;
c'pt to kill Carney, Bridy srot pnfci.oi of it re-
mains to be sern. After being fl'rnrk toi the head.
as stated. Carney was taken in charge hy Daily
and eonveveit. soon as io"-ible. to his home, af- j
ter which Dr. fTrifhrh. of this place, was sent for. j
The latter found the injured man u'terly lnscnl- J
fd. and testified to that effect on the following;
d -'. It was tne next thing- to sudden death lor
Carney, nnd only the providence of tlod prevented
a c.-tastr-tphe which mig-ht have crushed out one
lite and bl;chtr,i the temporal prospects of anoth
er for all time to come.
Sheriff ( rrithth was notified of the occurrence by
Information ma.le hy a son ot Mr. Carney the fob :
lowing morning, and a warrant for the arrest of
Brady was forthwith issued and placed in the
hands of Deputy Shot iff Kinkead for service. The j
voiinir man was found and brought to town, and
shortly after the hour of noon a hearing; was had !
before Justice Kinkead. at which a larne number )
of per un. 4 wen? present, to see the prisoner and i
the club, but the on'v testimony given on the oc
casion was that of Dr. (Jriffith. The injuries in- t
Aided !.r of a natiue which mlzht possibly
prove h-tal. the prisoner was remanded to the cus
tody td l eouty Sheriff Kinkead. with instructions
to bck him up till 9 o'cluck Wednesday mornlntr '
of this week, when a further bearing should be had. 1
Mr. t 'arney, t in stated, remained in a comatose 1
stte for about forty-eight hours, meantime recoar- i
nizlng- nobody ami being; enrirelv oblivivious of j
his own condition. He rallied on nndav. hower- I
er. and was able to converge rationally. Moiiilay ,
. evening- he sent for the proper party and made i
I his ne-Tnor?rm Ftatement, and also his will, the '
particulars of which we are not ol course con ver-
j sant with. j
; A rehearing- of Brady's case was had before Jus- :
: tice Kiokend Wednesday morning. Dr. ( Iriffith j
I was ML'idn examined, and again testified that
, Carney was in such condition that lie miirht die or i
might recover, and, a iter a run ment bv District At-
torney ectiicr and Mr. Johnston, Brady was al
uwe.i to remain in jaiiwuhout ban un next week,
a hearing havinK heen waived.
Soon will the festive eardenor
Jfeyin to tear tlie ground.
And peck and spy ainoni; the weeds
To pee what's lyinit round.
And should he din n-e to find the rake
It. tnay cause him furprise.
If he treads upon the "hiis-lnes end,"
And the handle "hums" Ills eyes.
Rut there will he no jurprlsc when we say, as
we say now, that Oodfroy Wolf, next door ti" the
postornce. Altoona, has a stock of Spring wear tor
all classes of the mnscullne persuasion on his
shelves for anyhndy who wants anythinit In the
wearinir line l.irt man who wa-il to he married,
or would liketodie lor.Tohn Smith or John Hrown.
ami all their relatives has a sto--k on his fhelves,
as l.cfore stated, hitrirer. and bi tter and cheaper
than can be found elsewhere in the State.
I like my donirlinnts fried In lard.
As frrandma used to do if.
If uf, oh my word. I cunuot hear
To have them fried tn snet:
And lonir as I shall rule the ranch.
My wile will ever rue it.
If stie attempts to 1111 me np
With dotti-hnut! fried in suet.
All which snirireFts tho thought that Sol. Blu
metithal. 111. Klevcnth avenue, Altoona. can pell
boots and shoes al lower prices than ran be found
elsewhere In this section, and whether it suets or
suits is. all the same. He has so mmiv pairs of
hoots and shoes for ladies and (tentlcmen, and so
many other wear for the leet that, noes all round,
that we can do nothing better than say that lllu
menthal takas. the cake, (live htm a call at your
leisure or pleasure,.
Soo!t will the cherry blossoms harm
Their plumes lroin swayinir limb.
And livarworts will I. ant; their caps
Above the brooklet's brim.
And trees will hanx their banners out
To tell the happy state
Of nature, when the maiden loves
To hanx; upon the irate.
Tames J. Murphy. I'rt Clinton street. Johnstown,
sells clothintr lor men and hoys, youths an.l chil
dren, which rival the cherry blossom as to hantr
and as to maitnilicenco. As to liverworts, we pe
initthitto pass. (Imp all bilk about nature, and
say this, that when yon sri vast the Star C'lothiiiir
Hall, you go to a worse place. He Is an old reliable
dealer.
Now. alas, tho sprintr Is cotnlnir
W i t h its pa.nt anil carpet tucks
Farewell skates anil sleluh-rtde parties.
Fur lined cloaks and seal skin sacques !
Then cometh the Sprinir-time sadness bnt that
is possibly classical. Fur-lined cloaks, etc., tell
ns. In litutfunire riot to be understood, that tf von
have an overcoat yoo had better wear it if not" for
your own, t Sen for yonr country's irood. Hut If
yon need, or think you need, a new sprintr suit of
clothinir. buy them at Simon fc. Hendheim's, next
door to the First National Hank, Altoona. Their
stock is new and fresh.
Politic ai. SruAKitna do It.
lecturers and Ministers do It.
Senators and Comrresmen do It.
Judges and lawyers do It.
Actors ar d Artists do It.
MpTchants and Tradesmen do it.
Farmers and Mechanics do it.
la the Forum. Conntinn house. Workshop. Stu
dio, and even in the Editor's Sanctum, the univer
sal reply to the question, "What do you take for a
ennifu or eotd ?" Is "Sines' Syrup of Tar, Wild
Cherry and Harhound." old bi E. Jttota aud
S. Barker fc Pro., EPfn"urg'.
WABn.ii.
WOR9U,
! V. V Tr,inlif1' Wftrm Srnin noTftr fails tnrifttl-
tro fin. Seat and Stomnoh Worm", (hr. Kunkel
li the only successful nhvsiclan who remove Taoe
Worm, In two hours, alive with head and no lee
until removed). Common sense teaches If Tape
Worm bo removed, all other worms can readily he
destroyed. Advice at office and storo free. The
doctor can tell whether or not the patient has
worms. Thousands are dying daily with worms
and do not know It. Fit, spasms, cramps, chok
ing and suffocation, sallow complexion, circles
around the eyes, swelling and pain In the stom
ach. retIos at n I ht, grinding of the teeth, picking
at the nose, eotnrh. fever, itching at the seat, head
ache, foul breath, the patient grows pale and thin,
tickling and irritation in the anus. All these
svmptomsand moreenme from worms. K. i'.KO
KKI.'S WOKM NYHTT never fall" to remove
them. I'rice. $1.00 per bottle, or bottles for ti.00.
(Kor Tape Worm, write and consult the doctor. )
For all othern. Imv of your drtigtrist the Worm Svr-
np. and If he ha It doi. send to Dr. K. F. Ki'mkkl,
N Ninth -Street. I'liiladelphir, I'a. Advioe by i
i mail free: send three cent stnmn.
ran ii iree : ecn.i tnree cent stnmu.
! VVorms are capable of producing icreat disturb-
ances in the system. The win, le train of spasmod
! ic and convulsive uiseasea may proceed from the
i irrltal;on of worms in the alimentary canal. Chol
i era. epilepsy, tetanus, paralysis, mania, and con -i
vulsions. as well as v.trlaty'of other nervous aad
: convulsive aflections. are not unfreipiently tho ef
: fects of tills cause. Besides these diseases, worms
have also been known lo produce pleurisy, pains in
the side, dysentery, remittant fever, dropsy of the
brain, chronic arid spasmodic cough, etc., etc.
j XKKVOVS DKBILITY! XEHYOVS DEBILITY.'
j Debility, n depressed, irritable state of mind, a
: weak, nervous, evhaitstcd feeling, no energy or an
imation, confuse head, weak memory, tlie eunms
.i'iT'-c of excesses, mental overwork. This nervous
. debility finds a sovereign cure in K. F. Kl NKKI.'S
: JtlTTKK W1NKOMKIIN. It tones the system.
'. dispels the mental gloom and despondency, and
1 ri'i neonates 'the entire system, f let the genuine.
Take only F- F. Kl'NlvFI.'S. It has a yellow
wrapper around it. with his photograph on tho
j outside. I'rice. l.oo. Ask your druggist, and If
; he has it not. at it of the proprietor. F.. F. Kun
' kel. No. 'j:.! N. Ninth Street, l'htladeiphia. Fa.
Advice free, bv enclosing three-cent "lamp. As
! chenhack c Miller. Sole Ag-nts. :id and f'allowhlll
j Street". Philadelphia. I'a. For sale by K. Jaxes,
i lirugtist. Khensnurii. I'a.
litxriKLO, Maisf.. ct. -Ju. issn. Ir. H.J. Ken
dall He Co., Oents: I'lensc find enclosed 25 eente
for tha Kevised Kditi.m of your Horse Ilook. I
have tried your Kendall's Spa in Cure for Curb
and it has done all you claim lor it. Hy using one
half bottle It etttiroly cured the lameness and re
moved the bunch. Yours truly.
Frank STASti.ar.
KenlaH Spavin Cure and K n tail's TreM-
i . An 11,.... t. -, : ... . . . .
l". '.-" '"- -""'" -S
ninre. r-nensnurg, fa.
TAttlle. fftr t hose tlistressinfi com-
jilaiHtt tn irftich yon are subject.
tf lr. J"UUSt'S (Jemiatl ArOTttfltiC
It Itie. 4-l.'Sl.-Ty.j
ORITIAKY.
IK)NAII!K.-Iied. on Tnesdav. March 1S1. I
! at the residence of her son, Silas Ion:mhe, in Al- ;
lejrhcny townlitp, t.amtr:a county. Mrs. Ki.ua .
1hnaohe. wid-w of the lata I'atnck lonak;iie, 1
aed fy years.
Kor any one who had the privilege of an ncnaln-
tanee with the deceased lady, no euloav need t-e i
written ot the subject of thi- notice. Her blame-
less life, full ot deefis of charity and kindness to- I
wards all. her devotion to her family . and her piety,
are too well known to need more than a mere men-
tion. The example ot such a life cannot fail to ex-
rrt a lasting influence in the community in which t
ft was passed ; while the memory of her many vir- i
tutts will remain, not only in the "hearts of the large
ami re ! pee ted family which fhe ha reared in our 1
midst, and who feel as only those who have lost i
such a mother can feel, but in the hearts ol all j
who knew her only to lo e and revere. May Mie ,
rest in ieace. " M. :
Allegheny Twj, April 5. 1!81, j
on corxTY tkeasuukk v.
Slor.AN. Ijoretto. We aro authorize. 1 to an-
nounre that I'atric-k Moran. of Iin-tto horotiKii.
will he a ran.liilate for t'ounty Treasurer, sul.jei-l
to Iiemocratle rules. II nomin'ate.l an-1 cle.-fn!.
he iilr.les himself te r-.rrf.irm the dutios tj tje of-
lice with honesty ami ti lelity. f S-lb.-n. J
K)U COUNTY COMMISSIONER ;
Francis Mi'Lvehill, Ebenhurg. We are
authorized to announce That Francis Mulvehill. of f
Ebenshurg1 borough, will be a candidate, for the of
fice above named, subject to Dem.K-mtic rules, and
If mminated and elected, he pledges himself to
truard the interests of the taxpayers uf the county !
to the best of his ability. .VU-S.-tn I
A I DITOR .S NOTICE.
The tinder-
ia:ncd, having" been appointed Auditor to j
i hear and decide on the exceptions filed to the ae- )
j count of John Del. Administrator of James Furv, f
l.i:
ot -nunsier lownnip, occaou. nn-i to report,
illstributiDn of tlto uion.'V in li.-in.ls i.f aid Ailtmn-
Istrr.t'.r. I'cr-ry tives imtiop that lie will s:t at his
Dth.'P in Klrnst.i:nr. on tridtiii. April :ith. 7I. at
'J oVl..rk In thf aliern.Min. tor itic purpose of at-t-n1inir
to thf ilutirs ! Ills said appointment, when
an.l u-lifre all persons interested may attend If
they s fo proper to do s.
A. V. HAKKEK, Anditor.
Kdenshnr, April 8. lsi.2t.
)t A-
h)
fThc oritfinal and only irentrne f'hine.e f'reani
fa mplior in n nntaetured . vn; Sam KiKfc t'.i..
Tea Meri hants. 8iS ."South Second street, 1'hiladt I
phia, I'a.);
Chinese Cream
CAMPHOR!
TEE GREAT REMEDY
I Oil TIIK
RELIEF OF FAIN
IX MAX AXI) BEAST!
i
Couiin:tnils the attention of all who have '
bem Inveterate Miff' re rs of HHElTMA
TISM, NEI IAL(iIA, IlEADACIIi;,
I5ACKAC1IE, Fkostf.d Feet, Stikf
.llN"Tf. and all paiiis in every jMirlioiifif
the Lxv.ly. The seat of ain is reached
by exciiii.ff tlie 'mres to action, Ibus
enahliit the curative im-pi-i'l its of the
(TIINESi: I'llKAM CAMPHOlt to fil
ter, which .titles the pain as kooii as the
affected parts are reached. The lini
ninit must, inxiii each awilicat in. be
j ri,bed in thorouphly; ami in cases of
... ,. i . i- . i
Hheumatism ot Ions standing it should
S be used three or four times a day, ar.d
I four applications made each time, until
! cured. Care, however, slnuld I exer
' cised after the jores are oieiied, to pre-
veni taking cold.
FOR lIOIfcSl.S
THE
Chinese CREAM Camphor!
MS I.W.4U ABLE.
It relieves Sprained Joints, Thrush in
Feet, Sweeny, Toll Evil, lllood and Bone
Spavins, Kinlione, and all haul luuis
caused by kicks or other bruises. For
Kpizooty, l!sienier. Fever, Colic, Loss
of Appetite, and Weakness, use the 1 kox
House and Cattle l'o ikk.
A half-pint bottle of the Chixcse fr.Hj.jf
v'amphob can be had tor SO cents trom tu. James,
iJruififist. Khcnsbunr, I'a.
N. li. The testimonials of persons using this
prejiar.it ion. either on themselves or tlieir horses,
will be lhauktully received.
TESTIMONIALS.
I tiave tried the Chinose Cream Camphor for
Kheuuiatisui and Nervous Headache, aud have
found in it instant re. lcf. I have never found its
e.unl in all my travels. IJeoikie Hrso, Ixuidon,
F.oir.. (son of I'aj.t. Sir Ueo. Hyug, K. I. N., Stn
KHpore. India.)
1 used tho Chinese Cream C'ami.hor for a severe
attack ol liheomatism In the ritiht shoulder, anil '
can sincerely say, after having fried several other !
well-known remedies, that il is tho best thlnn 1 ',
ever used, cunuK me completelv. Millakij F. !
W alton, 117 N. lst tret.t. Weil I'luladeiphia. I
March 1. U81. ;
Afterone a.plication of the Chinese Cream Cam
phor I was relieved of frosted feet. Nathan Kl- !
kan. 416 North Third street, I'uilaUelpliia, I'a., i
Jan. 12. issi.
Havinir suflored severely with frosted feet I used
the Chinese Cream Camphor three times, ruWonir
it in thoroiiKlily. aud waa cured. My mother tried
ft ror nervous headache, obtaining instant relief.
Aston S. Tatill, VJili Melon street, I'hilad'a,
Jan. 1 j, 1M1. 14 -g.-flm.)
THE KKOPLL
'S
'I'HE subscriber has the pleasure of announcing
J. to the eoile ol Ebensliura: and vicinity that
he has opened a first-class tonsortnl establishment
in the buildinx recently oceupie.1 by Jude I.lovd
as a druir store, on Hiili street, opposite the Moun
tain House, wnere lie will be (find to welcome all
who waul to be shaved, have their hair cut, or de
sire any other attentions In his line. w-Ljidtes'
hair and hair eombl nits made into curls and switch
es when desired. w Satisfaction rendered or no
charge made. I'lease give me a call.
H. P. SCHAEFEK.
Ebensbartf, March 25, lSl.-ly.
NOTICE. Ti e anntial election of a
Hoard ol Trnste-sol the Ehensburti Academy
will be held at the ehV e of the Secrefarv. in Ebeiis
burir. Pa., fin the JStli cay of April, Hal, betwttcn
the flours of 7 and 8 r v.
Jf HN E. WANLAN, Secretary.
Arrll 1- ll.-t.
WORMS.
MENDELSSOHN PIANO CO.
Will make, for the next 60 days only, a GRAND 0FFEH of
l3TAiSrOS and ORG ANS.
$850 SQUARE GRAND PIANO FOR S2 4 .".
STYLE 3
Maa-nlneeot sewoo4 cae elegantly finl-hed. 3 atrlnca. 7 1-3 artaist, tul!
patent cantantc a-rnns. oar Dew patent orerstriina s--Mie, ianti!iil oirtf.) im and
lvre, heavy serieutine and large fumy moulding, round ca-e. full I.-'.n l'ra:n. Fren -h rand Action.
Grand Hamraorn; In facl every ImprovemoBt which can in any way teud M the perfect ton ol tL instru
ment has been added.
j'flttr price for thin Instrument. twei sine! delliered on board sT") I ". Cu I
ears at York, with tins I'lano over, fetonl nnd nook, only - l.'.W
.. . . with order W.M k. r,i,,.ieH and Ireiirht
Hill, Piano will be sent on test trial. I'lease semi
represented in this advertisement
, . . -n ...,. i.. ,w
warran ted lor nve Tears.
8I5 to mftrt (with St.l, fover and
hnlssali. flA.fn- t.rtces. these
cntcnnia! FxRiint.oTi. and were unanimously rec.uimcn.;e i i ir tne iioiikt nnvoss.
'he S.i'tares contain our New Patent
I'iano making. The t'prights are the flneat la America. Ioitively we timke tl e finest l'ian..s. of the
richest tone and mMli-tt .tnrabilltv Tpn- are r.iitnen.l -d !'V the h.slipfl :iiiisc-al a u thorn les In the
i countrv. I iver 14.ooo in uo. and not one dis"Stifled prrhscr. Ail l':an.- and iresns sect on 1
I days' test trial -fmn.t fnr if unta!i;'aclory. Ik. n't tail to write us ltrf .re buvina. F.-.tiveiy we uCr
j the best bargains, 'catalogue mailed Ino. Handsome llu-tra!"d and DcMTiptive fatal .gue ol 44
panes wa.icu n.r "lamp, livery l tano luiiy warrau
ORGiHS
Our "Tarlor Jubilee firgan," stvle
Hercd the musical pui-li-. It contains I ie Octave", rive s,.;, ,. Keels, leuroi s-sj
Ictavcs ec.ch. and Oiisoi Three I
Mel.tdia. Vialo. Flute. Ccle-te.
Fl ate Forte, Tremolo, Ora.i4-0.-gan and f ; rand Sw-U. Knee Slops, llcial.t. ' In.: l"rtg:a. 4.1 in;
, Width. S4 In. : Weight, taxed. 3sn lbs. The case is of solid walnut, veneered iih clio'ee w-.Js. and is
i of an entirely new and beautiful design, claorateiv carved, niih raided t-Mr:'..-. iitm c ci-'set. latr.r
stands, fretwork, etc.. all elegantly hnished. l'os-es-cs all the best and i.-te-t impiovements, with
great power, depth, briliiancv and sympathetic quality of tone. He intili.l s..j., e:!e;-i und per ect stop
j action. Kcguiar retail price -'sS. "i iur i.-holt tai nrt'e-'h fir to have it i I'TC'-i'f. with stool ana
, tank, only .'7 as one organ sold several others. l'oitivelj no devlat ion In prlre. No payment
: required until y.tu have tuliv testetl the organ in your own h-mie. W e send uil t irgan" on J ' dcyt' tmt
: frm sn.l l.v freiiiht li"tli navi. il Instrument i" not ns represented. fn.'.nL-n-tiin.'idl'trMMTl. Over
j Ki.lMK) sold," sad ererv Ihtan has eiven the tallest satisfaction. Illustrated e.r.-ular cilrdf'te. t aa.
: tory and Wareroom", 67lh St. and loth Ave.
' lH." iT Afl'CIP at fie tlord price. Catalegue of SO p!e'" set:t f.r 5-. stinip Th s C'attv
i Vj I M I iMv loeue Includes mot of the popular music uf the day and every r.cty of tunst-
! cal composition, bv the best author. Ad.lrei,
Mendelssohn Piano Co., P. 0.
YOU ARE
TO CJVlT
IjSrEW DRUG- STORE
IIST TUDOR
Now the Post-Office, EBENSBURG, Pa.,
AMU IXaPIXT A fVaFLCTC STOCK OF
FRESH DRUGS, MEDICINES,
TOILET ARTICLES,
Stationery, Tobacco, Cigars, &c, &c,
AI.S.. A I I I. I. LINK OK
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DYE STUFFS, &c.
It trill be our aim to keep constantly on hand a complete line of
the best Jr.irg Ot fhe market : also, I'atent Medicine of every descrip
tion, as well as all other yoods pertaining to the trade.
PRESCRIPTIONS PROMPTLY FILLED RV AN EXPERIENCED AND I'AP.EFtL DRUGGIST.
- Hy aelllnc: flrat-rlaan :nols at fair profit the unlmrrlacr hopn to merit
a liberal alinre of pulllc palronasp.
E. J AZS135S.
1 -.l.fnslui Marcli 11. ll.-lt-
THE NEAV
iS. TEITHLBAUM, CARROLLTOWN,
j IS Till'. PLACE TO BIY AT l.OU'EKT PIIIO.S THE li.'.V f : : M
WINTER GOODS OF ALL KIND !
i And a cordial invitation is now ext-ndr. '.v the proprietor to every reader of th Kp.EFtust to rail as4
; sec the larne :ir sort ntent . exaunne the various qualities, and laro't'ip anf uriass.!ie prir-t-s. which trt
. s low that 10 per eent. ran positively i-. saved hy tli..e who l-uy ther ic is Irom me. 1 he rea..n 1
; can 11 ... cheap is that 1 l.otiifht my entire st'k for rash and liiiend to seil It rash or l! ciuiti'jiit,
.and am therefore prepare.! to make ijui.it sales at smaller profit than an j other mer.-hant !n f "ambrl
1 county. lK-n't take my word for t li i s. however, but cotne aui see lor you:eive.
! C'AitnoLLTowa, Mat al. 10.-U. N. IFITI IIllI X.
Our Ouestions.
Are you a buyer of Men's or Boys
Clofhing at retail ? Do you need
clothing- for the farm, the office, the
work-shop, the court-room, or the
pulpit ? Do you want boys' clothing
for the school-room, or for dress ? Do
you prefer to buy clothing ready-made
or to order? Are you in need of
shirts ?
If yes, to any or all of these que
ries, state your needs to us, that we
may send you samples and prices.
Your Question
is, Will this pay for the trouble ? You
must judge. We will make up the
case, you must decide it. But we
must tell you that we have created
the Largest Retail Clothing Business
in the United States by the simple
method of giving the best clothing for
the least money. We mean that it
shall pay you to buy of us. If you
buy and are not pleased, return the
goods for exchange, or demand your
money.
Wanamaker
and Brown,
S. E. Cor. Sixth & Market Sts. j
PHILADELPHIA.
STATFMFXT OF SETTLEMKXT
with the Supervisor" and Collector of Harr
: Township lor the year ending March 14.
J !! , S-jprrvi"; r. lr.,
! To amount of Km.licr.tp 4J19 01
' or.ler as Sup' rvisor, TO l:iv US,. 00
" im'l transf--r d to new Implicate Z
j CR.
j Hy amount work done t.n roads fC21.12
i " " of exonerations 114
" am't cash In hand Mr. 14. Issi. rfi in
j " " tmnsler'd tv new duplicate S.iis -f .2'5
I Jacob KHrr.fi, Supervisor, Pn.
To amount or Duplicate f-iV2 S3
" onler as Snjervis.r, frj d.tvs W
" " for plank ." IT. 70
' am't transter'U to new Duplicate S.7a $i30.7o
i ''K'
j Hy amount work done on roads tJM.lS
j " " of exonerations 1.S7 21.05
i
( Halanee due SMpcrrisor Krufr
. . 9.70
A. Km xmitn, Collector, Hr.
To amount of Duplicate J-?3.3S
'K.
Hy aroonnt of orders cashed $137.3
" am't exonerated and returned.. 39
" percentage 13.S.' l&j.f.l
Halance due Totrnehlp from Collector ... 47. 4
A. J. El Fit.
.IACUH St'HI RI",
S P. K1KSCH.
Attest M. J. KntM h. Clerk.
Harr Twp., March Jl, !!. 4-l.-St.
Auditors.
Dc
EXTAL XOTICF. T)u. M. R. K
lincKT. Surgeon Venttwt. f'.b-
eisburir. la.. rrjtoct iiy Informs
mil rsonr intrttNl tltut hr will
lx at Lor"to .n iMuii.l t v ami Tues
day, at Chest Sirni on VftlnM-
liy Miiti Thuri-vv. nrifi t 'HrToiltown on Friday
an Sr unlay (f t he t'ovrth trek of each mtnth
All H-r-on! rrr Jir detitst wrk will do well
to ifive mr a call, a 1 am prepared lo furninh full
or partial i-ern o( trih an l perforrti all otl er oper
at.un pei taininu t my pnifeiiun In a alU facC'Ty
manner ntnl at the IhuphI pBih!e prirr-a.
(-Ul,0.-tf.J M. K. ti. l-KKEKY, P. D. S.
EXECL'TOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of John Km.i.ahan. dee'd.
letters testameiitary to the estate of John Klb
tahan. late of Dean townhip. dee'd. havtnft been
granted to the undersigned, all persons Indebted
to said estate ar.- hereby notified to make Imme
diate payment, and Ihose havinir claim" aaainst
the ssme will jircsent them, properly authenticated,
lor settlement.
DENNIS CAUEET. Exerntir.
PesitTtvn.. Viri '.'!'. l"!.-'t
rcieren-c -. t you i not k lid tnonev wunoroar.
vi.,.i r.., i .i,i,n. i tn
Il.x.ki. All
ctrirtly I Irat-clsixa and sold at
I lanos mal
one .-I tee finest .lispiays at ths
Scale, t.'ie gre;t,.-t ituprovetnent in ttt hiU'.ry of
- .ea lor j . vis.
is the f nest and sweetest toned Heed organ evar
letavcs. 1 hirteen step" w i: ii f.rsnil (irn-i' l i-
Dulvt. K-ho. Mf !. ii;i Ions, t v!et:tia. viocna.
Box 2058, New York Cily.
INVITED
AT THIS
STOItE OF
r W 1 11 W-L W ..1.1 p . 1
THE CREAT
nriiLiXGTox noun:.
XV No other line runs Three Throvirh Pass.
fnecT Trams Iai!y betwrrn Chirapo, lies
Moines, Council 13. tiffs, Omaha. Lincoln. ?U
Joseph. Atchison, T"pi ka and Kansas City.
Iiirevt cfr.nncctions for ail ioiDt tn Kansas,
Nebraska. Colorado. Wyomini. Montana. Ne
Tiidn, New Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Oregon and
Cn'ifirn:a.
The Shortest. Forrdioct and M"t Comforta
ble Koute via llaun)I.K to Fort Scott. Ix-niin,
I'all.f s, H )ustoii, Au-tin. San Antct.io, Oaive
ton r.nd nil points in Irxa.
Tho tino.jtir.left inducements cPered by this
I.lne to Travelers and Tourist, arc as follows:
Tho cc:?Nra!ed Pullman ilfi-wheel' Prlar-e
Siecpip.ir Cars, run only on this l ine. C. n. at
C- Pulii.-e IrtTtwinp-K'jom t srs. w ith Hot-ton's
licc'init'e f hniis. No extra f harpe lor Sfats
iti llTl?titnfr Chairs. The lamnin C. P. & U.
Palace Itin.n? Cars. ;ortoia Sni"kirB; Cars
find vviih. l.Iceant Hiph-rtacked Hsttan Kc
voivinjf chairs for the exclusive use of Dr?t-cip-s
paeentrors.
Stt-cl Tra k aod fupno- rqirpTient. ntn
bined w;th thoirOr- at ihrotirh l ;ir Arrat-.f v
mc tit. makes this, nliove sti ot h.-r. the fv. rts
P .tite to tho South, soutli-"v est, and the Far
T.'et.
Try It. aid yoi: ill f-nd trsveiln? a luxury
In - t ! . f B i"is. mf ort.
1 hr -uirh Tivl;"is vi i t.l Ccl 1 rr ted Eirt"
f. .r '.:io lit ail olli;fs 13 t'uo I"r.:ted ts"t'S and
t !0.5(i:l-
A-! inf rrr.ntiort fb.c.it It.'f of Fare. FJeep.
ir..-: v ;ir Ac-. r'T'.irMlHl i' ti. 'i I't.a Tht i.-s, i;.
v i;l 'c ch'.f""! "tlv r"ivf-n 1 v ?:.r.;v:"e to
j. q. a. r.r:.1.:.'. o-t.-. r..---iT. .m-i.i.
ii v jisi t..o .- i'
t.nd . I'.:.-: ivv , .' - VcrK.
JAML? !: V.'f.iV.i. ,,,,. I ,i t...
T. J. pi 1 1TK"..
:i.ii
h if
VAN DYKE'S SrU'llUR
so.r
it: -TT" a
Is superior to all otter ..ap. It i c.mMr.ed with
Sulphur in it" j ure, unad u .te'ate.i tJte. which en
ters the M.ref of the skin, f-eina or....rl.e.J into the
bl.Kd throtiah the minute capi I iane. and thus art!
upon the sk n. whether it be healthy or in a dis
eased condition, both locally and cosr't'orally,
thereby eliminating all itopur'tic" fr-m the t.lod
and excititis the skin to t.emthy action. It pro
du.es a hneness, parity and freshness o( the com
plexion which is uneu:tl!cd. an. I can be pro-iueed
bv no other u.ertns. No t. ilrt. nor-vrv or bathrom
Is' complete without ft. H mkes tl skin soft,
clear, j ure, white and health : is clenu-inir. de
odoriritia . iiinilecttr.s. !!: i.e. heal nil and pn
rifvina: removes dandrnfl. chafine. olcers. sores.
f eruption", ntuchne-s and r. .lr-- ol ti-e skin ; re
! neves itchin". l.uniirK and Him; me of the tkin.
( and imtiition ot bittt.a swj "tit.uit.u insects; will
relieve fo'iJinir ii.c-Tt.-o . o , . ...
an efi-ct. Ask lor I'i tt' fi l'Hi n So.ir;
insist uMn it. an.) take ti" oini .lion. Sold by tlrus;
eit. As.-hen'.a. h X Miner. Pr. prtet' rs. No. Sol
Cal'.owhiil Street. Philadelphia. I'a. For su a by
M 1. f'ATXAN aud t. Javks, lruk:cit, E:-ens-buiv.
Pa. 111-6 -Jy.)
rj Y. 1HCK. ATTor.NFY-VT-LATT,
JL Efenhnrir. Pa. Office in bnOrtlnir of T.
J. Elovd. dee d, 'tirst fio,.r.l Centre street. All
manner of leical business attended to sa I'sfaeto
rily and collections sjctalry. I iv-li.-tf. I
J0
SETII McliONALlV
ATIXlCNtY AT I. A" .
FitKNsr.rno, Pa.
S- Office in Colonnade Eow, on Cotrtre street.
Nr. li. ij.-U.
lU'CKI.EY.
ATTUKMl.
AT.l.tW,
4.ETI " 'NA. r A.
-lffl!ceen 14th street, between 1nthsnd l'.lh
avenues. I0-".-t'l
chances paid bv ii t- th waj if Piano is not just aa
V -fy .
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