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MRS. LYDIA E. PINKHAM.
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LYDiA E. PJftKHAEVrS
VEGrETAELT! CCllTOU-TI).
The Pogitiv" Cr.ra
Toy all Female Complaints.
Vofcvt.iblc I'ropti that are hr.rtJilf to the most (!!-v-AtelnralitL
t'pn ono trial the mrrits of this Com
I-mind will bo rorotrnia;l, aiSTr-Uu-f is ImnKtilnte ; niitl ,
iIin It tiso ii rotitirrir.l, in nini ty-nino carn in . linn.
iirs!, pmiinfiit ct:n" inrfrtr(,stlir.r.f;r,nta3 v.:;i t---t:fy.
On amount of it" pn.v-n merit1', it is t-:: r n
r'.mrfh nd -I on3 i rc.-vriN-.l I.y tbo vt j '-r1! - i
ti-.e tuiitry.
It vill cure ertirrly th wrst frm rf filing
of the uteru.s T-ruo.rr!io,a( irregular nnt iinful
TentniatInn.oUOvarinnTroull InHaniTiint;'" n r.ju!
l"lrrrAticn, FlofKlir.fr, nil riw'iilaccmrnts anl the enn
lllent spinal wfiknes. .nl is especially ot!nj td t-
the Clinnpi of I-ife, It r ill ili saIvo and tumors
f mrn the utrnnin an enrly ;tapr of development. Th
t nilenrj to canrirrou3 humors thera is checked Tery
iieedily by it use.
In fart it hna r'cd to hf the Rrrr.t-e-t
and best rrnwly tliat ha ecr lof n diwoTer
c d. It prraefttf rvrry jxn-tion of the prftm, and givra
r.i i w life and vitror. It rtJattvs f;iiiitnrss.(!.f ul'-nry, d
rtroys allTOTinj for stimuiact?, ant! rtlievts Trcakne
of the ftomarb.
It cures Itlnntingr, Hddarhe, KorroTla rrotrati-n.
(inf r.il Ivhility. hlf ph sMiv-s, IV 'n ssion and Indl
jrc5fl-n That fft liny of p .iring down, causing pain,
weight and I nc'.cfteho, is alv.ay perrr.anently curtd by
It use. It will at all times, and undr rail circunibtan
res, art In harmony with the that governs the
fi nir.lejyMrn.
For Kidney Complaint of eitlu r b-i tliis com pound
Is unsurrai5soL
Lydia E. P'mkl.am's Vegetable Compound
I- prepared at 'i"-! an I C 'iV.'Mem Avnu?, I-ynn, Ma:.
Iri.-e S.x HI c for tv rf ty nuul In the
furrn of pill, nl l:i the form of ToiwiuTffl, on receipt
ofprit-r, ho:, ft-r richer. Mrs. TINKHAM
f.-t -ly nu'wi t all 1 tt.rof iiviuirv. S nd tor paia
phkt. Addrc as aU-ve Jf.-Mfi.-m thts paprr.
y.y family :io1:.l i; wit .;ri I.YUIA F, IINKn.OI'
UVIIIt I'ILI-S. They cire t'orii-ct ioa, LUiuueucsa
aodTrpi-ity of the Liver. 0 ecutsix.-r box.
For?;ile ItvfJw. A. Kkm.y A Co., (Jcncral
Atr-!ita. litt-l irl'!, V.t and I r. Wm, Lemmos
1 niii i t, Kn"!ihur-f, I'.i. T-'J.'s.-ly.
ars
a roniponn.l of tlie virtifes of irsapari1.
li. K'iliiiiia. I:i:i:i'!raki'. yi-'.low io( i, wit'a
the iu'liil'- f pot .i-Oi ar.il iron, ail powerful
1loo;l-!!akiii;. 1 looil-i leanip.cr. and !ife-ns-tainins
li inent .. It is the purest, safest,
nnit most ei'f. i tiial alterative meilieine
known or available to t'.ie j .! ii-. The Pri
mers of liiedii ine anil i hen, 1 .fry have never
pnnliieeil so valuable a ri i.ieily, nor one so
potent to euro ail ilis.-a s resulting from
impure b!il. It enns Scrofula ami
oil pcrof n Ions Iiseases, Krysipolas,
Koso, or St. Ant!:o:iv"s I'irr, Pimples
and I"ace-rii b, l'ustiiles, Jllotches,
I5o:Is, i'liiiiois, l'ctter. Humors,
Salt IJheiiiii, Sc.il(i-!ieail, IJiii-worni,
I leers. Sores, Kiieuuiat ism, 'Mei riirial
Iiseasc, Neisralia, l-ui;!c Weak
nesses ami Irreijui.irities, .launtliee,
Afl'ections of the Liver, Dyspepsia,
Kmaciation, anil eneral Iehility.
By its searching ami (leaiisinjj qualities
it purges out the foul corruptions' which
contaminate th" b'ooil ami cause ileraiitre
inent ami ileeay. It sTimulates ami enlivens
the vital functions, promotes eneiv ami
rtrenprth. restores aivl preserves liealth.aml
infuses new life ami isor throughout tho
whole system. Xd sufferer from any dis
ease whieh arises from impurity of the
blooel ueeil d--sp,i;r v!:n wul givo AvrR's
S,nApAit:;.t. a fair trial.
It is fully to experiment w i'h the numer
ous low-priced mixtures, of cheap materials,
aiul without medici;: il virtues, oflercd as
blood-purifiers', while disease becomes more
firmly seated. Ayfii's S r vrAitn.i .v is a
luedieine of such concentrated curative
power, that it is by far the best, cheapest,
nnd most reliable btood-puritier known.
I'hysicians know its .inosition. and pro
scribe it. It has been widely used for forty
years, and has won the unqualified conti
ilence of millions whom it has benetited.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLO tV ALU Pr.flililSTS tVERYWIlEKE.
FACTS WORTH KKOWIKC. j
Clafir, Eachu, 5!.vn(lraki, f-ti71incia pridl
,mariy oth.er .f I in best nteilicir.es known are si 1
-.lcil!fully con.bincd in lXiFra .1 OiNOEn TosicJ
s to m:ilce it the creatcst Etofid Pucif.c r ar.d 2
The Beat lltallh an I Slrongih lleatorcr
I ter Feed. j
So perfiTt is tho rorr,rosition of rAP.EFn'fsl
msosn ionic tur-c no ti:s-.ir? can mr.' flit'
where it is iL-e-,1. If v-u Imre Dyepepaia. Head
ache, Rheumatism, Neurclgta, Bowel, Kidney
or Liver Disorler, or if you neeil B mild Bt:m
nl.tnt, orari,tizer, tlie Tevio is jut the ced
ino for you. as it is hiphly curative and Ui
TirorruirvT but never intixicitina.
If you fra Blowly wnstirp awny with Cen
ium;,fion cr ony ieknosa. if you hr.ve n Pr ir.fol
Cough orataJ Cold, 1'arkcu's Gt.vor.rt Tomi
id k:t-K- hln von. It eives new lifs r.n!
viir to th? f-elil will ftpil, and a certain
euie for Rheumat-sm anil Cholera mfintum.
It Ha SaTcd llnclrcla of Lives; It Mtj
Kae loom.
If vti art? foe'.ine iriisi'nililo don't vait nr.'.'.:
f vou aro dov. u uiuk, but use tho Tonic t vdc;.-
No matter what ymir ilipeaseor Eymiitocisuiay
b'5 it will plve prrimr t relief.
I'.einemher 1 FARtKR's (itroriit Tonic Ii not
H riiia drink but the Bert and Purest Family
Medicine ever mad", cmpoundij bv n. n w
pntcefs, nnd entli-ely d fr'-rent from B;:tei-'5.5
i:iri r pre :inrnior.s and r.ll e-thr Tonics, i ry,
i 5; n b,jti;'e.. Your dniir't can pupply '0'i. .
ii i r i ftfi r ' -- fM ar, ai
PARSER'S HAIrl BALSAM
The ISrvt and Host Economical Hair Pressing
tr-r ii:r!y prfarrtd and p-rfcvt'y liiim.lrs.
Tiiil A13t I.Vatore Cray cr FailcJ Hair
to : cri. 'ir.nl v'.itv.f il rnl r and ar-ra7ic-. srA ti
w-irr.ir.Tcd 1 St. .p i's f-1 1:1, aist ill gruth
i.d
f,rv--t I
A few
-al'or.s rf the P.aiam wi'l acften
r.--r, clan ail liairiruit ana cere ltrnin ana r.ti
rrourj of the ca'.p. Sold by all druggiitt at . joe.
rsov. 1, 1S,i.-1v.
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HOP BITTERS.
(A Medicine, not a Drink.)
CONTAINS
nors, nrcirr, mandrake,
DANDELION,
A.ND TTIF PCRKST AJTD BFPT MTtr A L QCAIJ-
i : -a driu OTllil liiTTXRS.
TIIEY CUHE
A'l ri!aFeof the Stomach. Itowcla. Flood,
l.lvor. Ui lnrs, and Urinary Ortrann. Ncp
vousncsa. si'Tpl-.Tteasard especially
SIOOO IN COLD.
TTI'l he paM for a ese they will not enre or
help, or for anything- Impure or luiunuua
louu t iu tacm.
Alt your drcpei.t for Pop Fitters anl try
tnem before you alrep. Tke no other.
D T.O l ai aliolatcand In-'-jts'lhlccure for
ItruDkconcda. use if opium, tobacco aod
oarcotica.
SrND FOB CtECTLAB. BBBKSUIS
AM hT.t tr& y tmr"iilt.
KT Bittm V'r. C... Kr .trr. N. v., 4 Tr-it,. Pit
jiEI A.STIC TRUS3
' (uuiRBaj, who EJl;AniCniD
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ftnl It n tht rep prcaaes back th
I nMtlanJ ot ao a arca was 14
twera th ilernlftU blil irni'
lTte9 e'clit. ar.4 a rvllcal eun crtAln. lilt aaaj. aoxabia
aad caap &aibjr m.l. Ctfcnlan fna
EGG LEaTOjfT BCES CO., CiIcso. IU.
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Watrh.a. ltmwin'leT.t3 While n. tat Unntln;C.
A. Iniltallno S-Mil K. bolelanld.lS. 0irHID4 bffl
lor firf.n n.rrir(r.ilii', iriTrf-af . V.iu.t ! c.t-
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M 3CHSI9I rI7
VI - At
READIISU SIWNS IN THE SKY.
THE WAY FOTl KVERY -MAX TO BE HIS
OWN WEATHER TROPIIET.
A very little practice will enable any
body to read the language of the clouds.
About eight years ago Iuke Howard,
an English Quaker, whose business re
quired him to take long walks in the
open air, completed a classification of
clouds that has ever since been in gen
eral use. One of the most wonderful
1'henomena ever witnessed in the sky
was the great dry fog of 17s3, that over
spread the whole of Europe and part of
Asia and America, reaching to the sum
mits of the Alps, and lasting from one
i to three months, according to the local
J ity. The greatest terror prevailed and
! the end of the world was thought to be
I at hand.
j Howard noticed that there are three i
principal kinds of clouds, which he call- !
j ed cirrus, cumulus, and stratus. Any- j
i body can see the difference between '
i these clouds at a glance. The cirrus is
I the highest of all clouds. You must t
t have often seen it in the form of white lil-
: aments sometimes called "mares' tails"'
J and "cats' tails." Stretched across the
; blue sky like delicate lace work, it is
very beautiful. Travelers say that on
the summit, of lofty mountains ieaks,
; from which they could look down upon
j the heavier clouds, they have seen ihese
wispy cirri floating overhead, apparent-
1' as far away as when seen from the
I earth. In calm summer evenings, long
! after sundown, these clouds may be
' seen rejecting the most delicate tints of
; color froir the last rays of sunlight that
j illuminate the higher regions of the at-
I mosphere.
j The cirri are comiosed of little crys- t
tabs of ice. These clouds and their de
j rivatives cause the halos that are some
j times seen about the sun and moon.
' Cirrus clouds indicate botli storms and
clear weather, according to their ap
pearance. It they appear in their most i
delicate forms after stormy weather,
they tre a sign that a period of settled 1
weather is at band. 'When they show .
' themselves in parallel streaks after fair
i weather has lasted for some time, they !
I are the first indication of approaching j
change. Cirri, nhen greatly tangled j
' and knotted, show stormy weather close
i at hand. If their borders grow faint
' and indistinct, there is rain coming. i
Cumulus clouds are characteristic of
' summer. The farmers call them thun- j
der heads when they ixike their smooth, j
white, rounded summits, glittering in
t lie sun like silver, above the horizon. ;
In that form they are the forerunners j
of local thunder storms. These moun- j
taiiious-loukiiig clouds sometimes act- .
ually exceed the greatest peaks of the ;
Andes or Himalayas in size. When j
cumulus clouds appear in a warm,
pleasant daj, not very large, distinct ;
though soft in outline, and resembling
cotton balls, they indicate continued !
fair, dry weather. On the other hand,!
when they grow larger, darker, and j
more formidable looking they foretell
storms. Just before a rain they some- 1
tinirs seem to throw tiff little lleecy i
clouds around their edges, (ioethe, ;
the great German poet, who was fond of i
studying tho clouds, said that as long as J
cumuli have sharply defined borders and
a white color a continuance of good !
weather may l e expected. Cumulus j
clouds often form soon after sunrise and ,
temper the heat ot the summer day. If
they gradually disappear toward even
ing tlie weather will remain serene, but
if as the sun goes down they grow dark
er and mure numerous, then look out
for rain.
The stratus is most common at niht
and in winter. They always appear in
the form of stripes or broad, low cur
tains, covering more or less of the sky.
The night stratus is fonned of mists
from swamps, rivers and Moist ground.
It generally rises and changes into
small cumuli clouds on summer morn
ings. The othpr kinds of stratus, ap
pearing at considerable heights in the
fall, winter and early spring, is, as I
have said, an invariable forerunner of
stormy wen? her.
Thi : se three kinds of clouds do not al
ways appear in their simple forms.
They are frequently mingled together,
and four varieties of these derivative
clouds have been distinguished. The
cirro-cumulus consists of little roundish
whita chjuds, Heating at a high eleva
tion, and often resembling a Hock of
sheep testing upon the blue background
of the sky. In winter these clourls fre
quently appear before a thaw, iietween
summer showers they accompany in
creased heat. They are common in dry
weather.
SOME IT IHOIS FACTS.
Three thousand species of grass are
known to botanists.
A poor kind of bread is made from
the moss which grows In the Arctic re
gions. . In China there is a fi.-di that crosses
the meariows at its pleasure from one
creek to another, often a mile apart.
There is a stalactite cave at Ilerch
berg, Austria, in which the jaw-bone of
a man, with the teeth well preserved,
has been found among a plentiful de
posit of the remains of the Ursus
spleieus.
The pyramid of l'ueblo, in Mexico, is
larger than the great pyramid of Cheops,
in Egypt. The latter covers only four
teen acres, while the Mexican one
covers forty acres (if ground, and was
originally OW f,.et high. It is made of
sun-dried brick, and is supposed to have
leen built T.ooo years ago.
Fiom statistics of deaths from acci
dent, negligence, violence and misad
venture compiled in (ireat Eritain, Mr.
Cornelius W a! ford infers that the risk
to life and limb increases in a certain
ratio with the progress of civilization
a conclusion which will evidently beara
very considerable qualification.
s,mie shells lately received from Lakes
Tanganyika, X'jassa, and other like
waters of Africa, at the Eritish Mus
eum, are of great value to naturalists,
because they bear several marks of hav
ing been the decendants of certain
marine ancestors. Mr. Edgar A.,.Smith
read a communication on the nature
and structure of these shells at a meet
ing of the Zoological Society, London,
February 15.
The swiftest bird, probably, is the
eagle of the sea, or frigate bird, often
measuring sixteen feet from tip to tip.
It hovers at an elevation of 10,000 feet
when a storm sweeps over the ocean.
If it wishes to travel, says a French
naturalist, it can almost annihilate
space. Itcan breakfast iu Africa and
dine in America. This bird reposes on
its great motionless wings, literally,
"sleeping on the bosom of the air."'
In a paper en dew and fugs Heir
Dines says that morning fog along a
river course arises when the water is
warmer than the air over it, the evap
oration going on more quickly than the
vapor can be carried away, and is,
therefore, condensed and spread as fog.
The evening fog on moist, low-lying
meadow land he attributes to a lower
ing temjierature of th. grass surface by
radiation, and a consequent condensa
tion of the aqueous vajor in the lowest
layers of the attnospheie.
statist ics show that since 1854 there
has been an increase of risk from light
ning in various parts of (Germany, Aus
tria and .Switzerland, while there is no
correspond in 2 increase in the number
of thunder-storms. Ilerr Holtz, who
has been investigating the matter, in
clines to the belief that the causes for
the greater liability of danger from
lightning are to be sought in the
changes produced of late by man on the
surface of the earth ; such as the clear
ing of foiests, the increase of railroads,
and of the great use made of iron in the
construction of hoiues.
Worth of NEW COODS of all kind will bo
opened this week at
Conf s Store, in Iicst Springs.
Everybody "ahoubl remember thnt we are NOW OI'ENINtl tho.larges
ami most complete to-k of
Dry Goo3s, Groceries, CMMi, Boots, Stoes, &c, &c
For the HOLIDAY THAPE ever offered for ante In Camt.rln. eonmy. Mr.
Corh has just returned from New York and Philadelphia, where
be hBs purehafed an Immense toeU of fushionuble goodi at
the lowest futures. Everybody, therefore, should go to
Corn's Store, Chest Springs,
WI1EHK THEY MAY IlF.rKXD ITON flETTINd
GEEAT T3jS.HGjTNS
la everything they buy. The larpen stofflt of fcooda on the Allegheny
Mn.intalns, we repent, will he
OPBXKD THIS WlSETv
At Corn's New Slore, in Chest Springs.
iwixG lorn cash on rnonrcu.
SIX ROOMS FILLED WITH GOODS.
T Mr. "oiin himseir. aided by an effleient corns of elerks. will be In
attendance and always ready, willinif and anxioua to wait on you all, eith
er old or youni, larsro or siinill. Thanklulto
Farmers, Lumbermen anil Citizens Generally
for their pat patronage, nnd hoping for a continuance of the same, wo remain
i ourH,
t (ASH )
KTRM.'TH or S FOU OOIS.
i PRomcr.)
GEIS.FOS
ll. & li: CLINTOX STUKKT, JOHNSTOWN, PA.,
-ALWAYS
Dry and Dress Groocls,
NOTIONS, MILLINERY, CARPETS, ETC.,
to he found in Cambria or adjoining counties. I-" Forget not the street and numbers
and fail not to call, buy and be happy.
. fr
4Pa
N II
A CURE GUARANTEED
DR. METTAUfVS HEAD CHE PILLS cure moat wrmderfnny in a
very Rliort :nnc beru SICK and NlRVOUS HEADACHE; and, while
actine on t le ncrvima py-itim, relieve DYSPEPSIA in lta worat firms, ckans
mg tiic aystem of excess of bile, prnduen e a. regular LeA'.tfcy Bction of the bowels.
. iiirji iiniaiiiiim.li.
A fuMcivA hnf if thann
r:-r: o:j. 1 ,r complete cure,
; -t-w nina .a-(.miil r tj 4 i .5 , ATmnw r ,r k, nv ii inirt
J
SOLE PROPRIETORS.
C3-EO. "W. "ST
cash i:ai.i:u in vi.i. kind of
HEATING AND COOKING STOVES,
AND MANL'ir.CTbTlAIt OF
TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE,
"If F.AITT PLACE I TIIK (MY. Uoofintr, .Spouting inl Kepalrinr ol
all hind promptly and M.it lrnctor lly itltenlel to. bV24,-TU. tf.)
Make NOMISTAKEj
inns m:av stori-: of i
S. THITHLBAUM; CARROLLTOWX,!
IS THE PLACE TO III" Y AT LOWEST I'RHIS THE ,.;IV F.l VT
WINTER GOODS
And a cordial invitation i now extended by the proprietor to everv reader of the Frkeman
,riow.l?,r?,rr,nM'."t' "',P YT," 'li'amieF. and lean," the Hn-unia-a-Me'iincc,
o low that 0 percent, can positively I,, -aved by tli.i.e who l,v their iro.U from me T
can i ell o cheap i that 1 bought my entire flock lor ea,h and intend to ell lor ca.-h or its-
re prepared to make nuii k
county. Iion't take my word for thi, however, but
CArmoLi.Towv, May si, lS'O.-t.
rTllTXreV nTAC!
Boanwoil aWAAMUW, AND PELHS.
are qnlckly tnd snre crored hy the Me cf RIDNTT-WOHT. alia nerr aVd wonderrf, t med7Uca ia
,!.0,Kh7Btandlnhn'0 b,'oa i. lo riles. Comt pr-tlcm. riheMmTrx.
Idv. ,? V11 CoT y. Wo Into vcl0m of ttimony of it. wonderful curat.
TfT" T:llCl?fcI!t!T, ,ch,ch do Inorc tM eood, or di-ae pill,, hut nature.
rv;'fS.d;T?' andhe:llUl-wl" Q-Wy gained. Cet It of your Druisizdst, Price, SI.
- CTVl l wndpopai l.) WUI.S HIC IIAKIK.IN Ar ( ., Prop at n0rllncten,
Tin-; m-.om.r.'s
SHAVING BiB-IfiE5SS3 SU.3S.
TIIK subscriber ha? the pleasure of annmin-inir
to the people ol F.tiensburif and vieinitv that
he has opened a rirst-olass tons,,ri estahlishnieut
in the building recently ocenpied hv .lud je I.lovd
aa drna store, an lliirh street , opposite the Moun
tain House, wnere he will he. triad to welcome all
who want to he shaved, have their hair cut or de
sire any other attentions In his line. at-I.adies'
hair and hair coinhimrs made into curls and switch
es when desired 'aft Satisfaction rendered or no
charge made. I'lease give me a call.
H. F. SIJHAFFEK.
Khensburtc, March 2f, 181.-ly.
SLXA Y I ERVSAOADEMY
HVtiJxi- Introbo,
V"EARI,Y half a century old, from which some
11 of the most prominent and cultivated ladies
in Pennsylvania and elsewhere have irrartuated.
eflers niot thorough educational aids and liitrhcst
standard of retlninir influences.
aT-Fujiils admitted at any time. Y'early ex
pense about if.ns.
Address
SIS I'F.KS OF Mr.UOY.
Hkattv's 1. f..
Dee. 10, l0.-tf. Wesrmorlnd ;o.. Fa.
Eiiesstoi Firs tarance Agency
rjr. W. DICK,
General Insurance Aqent,
KliKXSItUBG, rA.
Policies written at hort notice in the
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
And oilier I lrtat Clnsja Compnnlen.
EbensbnrB-, (Sept. Vi, 180.-ly.
x i :w 1 kpauti ; 1 ik
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
rrUIF. undersiirned has jnst opened in ("arroll
X town, opposite S. Teitelhaum".- store, a lull
line of HOOKS and STATU iNF.K Y . Also a lot
of choice CANI1I K-S, ( IN F1'4 'TI ON EK 1 KS, &r.
The patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited. Fnrcics Wit.
J'lSEPH FAKABAtTdl.
(Tarrolltown, Oct. 8. l'W.-tf.
K. IU ("K LEY,
ATTORSEV.
-AT ATTORaEY.AT.l.tlT.
AI.TOONA, PA.
T- Offlco at lioo Twelfth street. In same build
ing and immediately In rear of First IS'afl Hank.
Altoona, April Hi, lssi.-tf.
TOSEPII VfdioXAT.D,
J ATTOKNEY-AT-I.AW,
EBKtvsirit'HO, Pa.
t- Office In Colonnado How, on Centre street.
la. i8).-tf.
TW. DICK. Attorney--at-Law,
Ehenshnrfr, Pb. Office In bulldlnir of T.
J. Lloyd, dee'd. (first floor.) Centre street. All
manner ol letr.il huslneai attended to satisfacto
rily and oellectlona specialty. 1 10-14.-tf.
ZEO. M. READE, Attorney -at. Law,
Ebonsburs, Pa. Office on Centra street,
ibree door from High street. (8-7,'7.?.J
lles-pot iiilly,
C T) PfiPY X. Pfi
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TER&QUINN,
HAYI: TIIF-
5 CENTS BY USING iff
2
uftluini , Du r..: A :
unme i u imy al.lr, i3 on receipt of
OF ALL KIND!
eevjs to call and
ririce. which are
I he ren.on I
come and see I,t "uraelvci. ,"c"""'
aj. TF.ITFI.Il M'M.
CONSTIPATION
PENSIONS
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AfJEXTS
ffiMrn
TO SCI. I.
FALSE GODS
is r. tv iioiihina. late of Yokohama. Japan. A nrie
work of mutehleaa interest. (lescrihinu the ttrange
siiyicrsiouuo Heathen ation In all .ortand area
ol the world. The only volume ever .issued cov'er
Inc Ihisrent subpt. Contains a thouxaid facli
1renrcr than .S.ioii the wild imagination" of
idolaiors concerning lleitjr and Spirit, the Itratiny.
of If an, tvith all t he ttranqe belie fx, I rjend t. customs,
tormx of lrnrxhip. temiUn. thrinct, sacrifice, etc.,
connected therewith. I. Ilia tralfd and bound in
unique style. A truly wflnderfiil book, certain to
"II immenaely. For fun pie paires. terms, etc.. ad
dress SI! 1U1 A Kb II liOS., Ti! Chestnut St., Phil
a.lelphia. (4-15.-4'..)
PENSIONS
For M)i.nn:ns,
witiuwa, fattier, matti.ra or
. children
Thon.ands yet entitlM. I"ea?i... rieen
Jf.ir - f finrer.loe
ye cr rapture vnneii.e .t-ina
r n 1H...UI T
-!r!i-rs entitlr.l'tn IVI ilf AHF. in.l ifltl'SlTV
US. 1: 1, rt teii T.
' I'ATKNTS rnicurcd Pt ln.eiit.-rs. SilJicrj
1 Und warrants procured, bonatit and ."Id. S'iM:. -l
Innd heira Alilifr fur vnur ri.hr, at once. Scud TA
.-tamp, for "The Citllcn-Sl..l.li.p " .nr, P.n..nn
and IlnnnTT law, titsnk. and instruclii.TH. TV
eanreferto ttir.n.an.1, of Pen.icn.-T. and Client..
Ad.irr,a N. W. Fitzgerald 4 Co. Pfsioti &
I atkst A tt'ya. Luck ll..a Jft.Vi jjlunatou. l. C
April 22, 181 -2ra.
TU. M. J. BUCK,
Physician and SfBGiroN,
. At,TOON4,?4.
Offlee and residence on Fourteenth street, near
Eleventh avenue, where nlBjht calls can he made.
Office hours from to 10. a. m., and from 2 to 4
nd 6 to 8, p. st. Special attention paid to Dis
eases of the Eye and Ear, as well as to Surpical
Operations of every description. 14-19 -tf 1
AGENTS WANTED tCT.TJS'l
Tltljr Mtwlilne ever Invented Will
nm Kiues. itmi lit.:..-!. ... -i i -
i
SO niiinites. li will also knit a arcat vaiietv c .' ijc v
worlt for which titer is alwavs a rea lv t.taVket c'. n.l
t .re.rr-nlar arid l. ,m. to ihe T-rvotnl.lv Knittiu -Matbiue
Co.. lot Waihingioa li.ou, i.-to.
OPIUM!
And tlOnPIinFHahit
cured in In total (lavs. Ten vearses-
hlished; loot) riircrl. Write stat-
narcatie. Da. Mab-sh. Omnm llirh
April :
lstl,-3m.
AGEXTN WAXTKD Tor th He.t and Fastest Sell-ins-
I'ictorlal Hooks and Hihles. Prices redured
33 per cent. National i'uhll.'hlnk- Co., Fhila.. Fa
March 4, 1881.-3m.
I " werk inyonrown town. Terms a nd at out tit
I C'J'J Ircu. AdJtcs H. llaihtl - Co., Foilljiid M
sari
9
8k.
S3
j j 1 1 : i t Mii.Y r.'0(T.m.
Const. puL;.. n m.r 1' !;. e ! y
drinking a tumbler of cold water on
ris'mg in th? morning.
To obtain a good night's sleep, sponge
the entire length of the spine with hot I
water for ten or fifteen minutes. !
For neuralgia, take a good handful of
common field or Canada thistle, pour
two quarts of boiling water on, and boil
down to three pints ; take a wineglass
ful three times a day before meals.
l'oison from bees, hornets, spider
bites, etc., is instantly arrested by the
application of equal parts of common
salt and bicarbonate of soda, well rub
bed in on the place bitten or stung.
A small piece of rosin, dipped in the
water which is placed in a vessel on a
stove, will add a peculiar property to
the atmosphere of the room, which will
give great relief to persons troubled
with cough. The heat of the water is
sufficient to throw oft the aroma of the
rosin.
The following is recommended as a
cure for neuralgic headache : Squeeze
t tie juice of a lemon into a smill cup of
strong coffee. This will usually afford
immediate relief in neuralgic headache.
Tea ordinarily increases neuralgic pain,
and ought not to be used by persons af
fected with it.
A corresondent writes to tl e Cincin
nati Knnit-fr : The following remedv
Tr corns I have never known to fail :
Take sassafras oil and spirits tureiitiiie
equal parts. Shave the corn down as
thin as rwssible ; then shake the mix
ture well and rub before going to bed.
Do this for three or four nights or more.
To cure rheumatism, boil a small
handful of lobelia in a half pint of
I water, till the strength is out of the
herb, then strain it off-and add a tea
spoonful of fine salt. Wring cloths out
of the liquid" as hot as possible, and
i spread them over the part affected. It
acts like a charm. Change the cloths as
! soon as cold till the pain is all gone;
j then cover the place wtth a soft dry
j covering, till perspiration is over, to pre
j vent taking cold.
A little English work, "Sleep and
How to obtain It,' says that insomnia
i is not so dangerous as is commonly sup
j posed, for the author knows an eminent
i man of letters who has suffered from it
j for many years, without injury. When
a man begins to dream of his woik he
I may know that he is under too great a
! mental strain. The author's plan of in- j
! ducing sleep is to reckon up friends and j
! acquaintances whose names begin with a
j certain letter. j
For enrache take aalout the size of a j
i walnut of raw, fresh mutton, burn item :
i a red-hot iron plate, till it is reduced al- ;
most to a cinder; then put it into a j
1 cle;m rag, and squeeze the moisture out !
' into a silver spoon. Heat the spoon i
j well in boiling water, and dry it well !
before you drop the expressed juice of !
j the mutton into the ear, as hot as it can i
! be endured. .This remedy has been
known to prove efficacious after lauda- !
num has tailed to afford relief. !
A medical authority says when you j
get chilly all over and away into your j
bones, and begin to sniille and almost
struggle for vour breath, just begin in
I time and your tribulations need not last I
j very long. (Jet some powdered borax '
i and snuff the dry jowder up your nos- (
j trils. iet jour camphor bottle, smell
l it frequently, pour some on jour bund-
I kerchief and wipe your nose with it
j whenever needed. Your nose will p.ot
get sore, and on will soon wor.der what
j has become of your cold, liegin this
treatment in the forenoon and keep on :
at intervals until you go to Led, jiiul you
j will sleep as welt as you ever did. j
Wiiiti.in Tf) A S;riiiUEi.. One
afternoon iast summer, when out lwok- ;
ing for game, I sat down on a pile of
rails to rest. I'retty soon I discovered
in an old oak tree, some twenty yards j
away, a red sqnarrel stretched out at
full length on a limb taking a sunbath. !
Instead of raising my rifle and sending '
a ball through the little fellow it's a j
mighty mean sportsman that endeavors i
to kill all lie sees I decided to give ;
him a little pleasure if I could, so 1 be- !
gan to whistle the air of that once pop
ular ditty, '"I love thee, sweet Xorah
O'Neil" In a twinkling the squirrel
was on his hind legs, his tail over his
back, his head cocked to one side, lis
tening to me : a moment of irresolution
and then he scampered down the trunk
of the tree to the ground and started to
ward me ; he came a few yards, stopped,
sat up on end and listened again. I
was careful not to move and kept on
whistling ; after waiting a moment the
little beauty came on, jumping up en
the pile of rails, ran along withiir four
i feet of me, baited, went up on end
j again, made an umbrella of his tail, tip
j ped his head to one side, looked at me
! with all the gravity of a justice of the
i peace at his tirst trial, and yet if ever a
creature's eyes beamed with pleasure
his did.
I did not move, but after a little I ab-
runtlv changed the tune to the "Sweet
F.v and Jy." Chut
WllV with the
.
lust note of the different tune away
went the squirrel. I did not move, only
I shook with suppressed laughter, and
as well as I could kept on whistling.
In a minute or two back came the squir
rel, going through all the cunning ma
meuvers of his first approach, and once
more took a seat before me on the rails.
1 watched him. and actually thought he
f t. nnnL-nr i,r I, is mnntli on,l
. ' 'h l" l '"-'"' 1,1 "'"
Wilisiie.
Once again I changed the tune, this
time to "Yankee Doodle,"' and as be
fore with the first note of change away
scampered the squirrel. Unable to con
trol my risibilities longer, I laughed
aloud, and after that I couldn't call
my little friend to me.
I wonder how many of the so-called
"true siHirtsmen" ever seek or think of
any pleasure in connection with such
beautiful little creatures save the sav
age and unmanly pleasure of taking
away their lives. Purest and Strr.nm.
A SrnsTiTi te Fon rit -ki.es. Some
times one calculate? wrong in regard to
the quantity of pickles necessary to iast
until "green leaves come again," and so
at this time of the year is obliged to buy
pickles, which prove to lie poor and ex
pensive and no substitute whatever to
the apltetite Of the adult W hose palate
1 1 . - 1 i . . 0 1 01 ,
has ceased tO be pleased With "bough-
ten" tilings. It rauna
e can on proenr-
cd a really good jnckie can bo made
with it. Here are two rules : .Slice and
boil tintil tender three heads of cabbage,
as for coldslaw-; add a little salt and
vinegar to tho water in whieh they aie
Imiled. When done take out and spread
on plates and drain olT the vinegar and
water. Then put in a jar ami pour
warm, fresh vinegar over. Sweeten to
taste ; celery seed and mustard are good
to season with. For the other kind of
pickle select a nice linn head of cabbage.
After removing the outside leaves, and
inspecting it carefully to see that there
are no worms or bugs, shave it very
fine, and put it in a jar, sprinkle salt and
pepper over it, and spice if you choose ;
a red pepper sliced and put in is poo l.
I'our over it enough cold vinegar to
cover it. This will be ready for use in
about three days.
To Kill Smut in seed. Smutty
seed, whether oats, corn, or wheat,
should be steeped in a solution or sul
phate of copper, four ounces to a gal
lon of water, or in strong brine. This
will kill the spores of smut. The solu
tion is poured over the seed in a barrel
with a hole in the bottom, closed with a
plug, and the solution poured over it,
and after an hour the residue not ab
sorbed is drawn off and more seed is
then treat.d. This should be done a
few hours before the seed ij sown.
(The original nd oiilv (srmric 'liir:ee I'rcara
':in:ihor uiannl:ictiir.-d W om SM Krcal'ii.,
lea .Merchant. S6 Soiilh Second iMrcct, I'lnladt 1
pfcla, I'o.)
Chinese Cream
CAMPHOR!
THE GREAT REMEDY
KHLIEF OF TAT X
IN MAN AND IJKAST!
Commands the attent nn of all w ho have j
been Inveterate sufferers .? IMIEl'MA-i
TlsM.'NKl ilAEiilA, HEADACHE, '
15ACKACHE, rnosii i I'kkt, Stiff j
.Joints, and all pains in every portion of .
the bodv. The s-;it of pain is reached
l,v M-riiii.if ll.o ,we .., (;., 1l,,,c
enabling the Curative pn pel 1 ieS of the
CI II V I'SK ('lit! M f M I 'IK III tn hi.
ter. which stii'.es the pHin as soon as the
affected parts are reached. The lini
ment must, upon each application, le
rubbed in thoroughly : and in cases of
lth. umat ism t.f long statiding it shotdd
lie used three or four limes a day, and
four applications made each time, until
cured. Care, however, should be exer
cised after the pores are opened, to pre
vent taking cold.
FOR HOIJ?SlJS
TH K
Chinese CREAM Camphor
IS IM Al.l Altl.I,.
It relieves Sjirained Joints. Thrush in
ec t. Sweeny. Toll Evil, l'.lo d and Hone
Spavins, Kingbone, and all hard lumps
caused by kicks or uth.-r brui-es. For
F.pizooty, Disfemix-r, Fever, Colic, Loss
of Appetite, and Weakness, usethe Iliox
Hoitsi: and Cattm: I'dwhi i;.
Ci- A half .i!it butt!
f 'AMl'Ifnll e:m i'C h:il t"
Ilrvaul'!. J-.t.eli-lnira. 1'
ef the "iiim;-1
." ci I ro:u E
Ctr.iX
Jam ts,
N. II. 'I lie t'-itmiiiiieii of .iri.n i:inn lhi
.re;arat iitn.eithcr on theinseive? or their horses,
will be thiinktuliv received.
TESTIMONIALS.
I 1. lve tri' d the 't.:
Klu'tiinnt'.-iii and N'cr,
lonnd in it int.int reie
-e -;
- ll
1 In
in ';itr..b'.r lor
ai-he. mid l ave
never 1 .iin.l ii?
livso. I.'in.l.in,
eiial in ail my trim
l.iiir.. I'nn "I fa;.'.. Sirlii
l' na. li. 1. N., Mn-
Kiiporc. 1 Tn'.ia. )
1 uced 'tr 'hieee riii:i 'antpV'ir f..r a f e ere
attack ol : heutnat:--m in tl.erii;lit -i.iiiil.i'-r. and
can Mneerely ay. after haviiiir iried ? vcial other
well-known reiVdie. that it i- the best tliiu I
ever nf-e.. eoriiiz me cutnplcOdv. VI ii.LAr.n F.
Waltii. 117 N. 4"it sired, Wi.-t 1 i.iij.lc.i !.;. ,
March 1. lkSl.
A ft r one a pi ! li-at ion i.f the t'h i iie-e I "ream i uii
jdinr I :e relieve I ot Ir ..M .1 f-et. Nathan F.l
kan. 4 1:i North Third -treet. I lul.ele'.pl.ia. Fa.,
Jan. 1J. 1.S1.
H;tviiiE sufi'-reil .-everi !y Tilh iri -Tisl leer I ned
the i "! ii.e Je ('ri-iini "u n.i h r t hree tiinc. rui-t-iiiir
it n thnr-uh Iv . a ii. I v.:e cured. My nether I rie.l
it t'.-r liervmi hernlat-i.c. i.t .ta 1 1. i i. in-tai.t relief.
Antln S. 1'atkl. 1.x " Mili'ii f'ri-et, Flniad'a.
Jan. i'.. 11. 4-.-;!i
U!tE(TlnS.
r j, imiHnnn.w- uri i ,
ir. r .i j'.irt .rn tt.i ttie
!m it-tv t ri t r i 1 -1
!r:iw st r ny tr.t tli
'h-c'iifli tht iiMe. It
-it!! i j - h c af.-i.rhr1,
ir-' ii : Ti j it n .! Ik ai
ua tii': ir C'l n:-ui-nirif.
For Deafness.
ppiy A particle int i
he e"ir.
L"s. ,.iiT'fAl'0;
.3 .t ;r:c.
K1A"S ClIKAM I'.ALM
II A VIN i rained an env in Lie local re put at iun. ilt?
pliieiu all other j.repr:i?i-ii m the vicinity of !'
cevcrv, i. on it. uterus aluiie. r.'c i:iii7'-d as a won-
; deriul remc.lv wherever ku.wn. A lair trial will
1 eo; mce the i':i.i-t !,i1.t'i'.il ef i Curative Imt't.
j It cf!o;tual!y ele.lliea the I1.1..1I p:i-;le- el fit.
tarrha! Giro's. c.ol-.iiii! healthy -eel t-t ion-: allay?
! inrUmniate.u :in-l lrr tati. n : pr ct- the nietu
i bra na I lminu'- ! t'ue bead fr .1.1 a.1.1 . 1 1. .mil c.d-lK :
i c.impletelv tiea s tiii- "F. atel riti res t'ie .n-nse
! nf t;tte and imi'll. Itei;e!..-n.! re-uits arc r. ai 7.cd
I bv a few ai.pin-iitiuiis. A th'TeiiKli treatment a 5
directed n i.i en: v '.it in h. A a I. .ii-eh i.l r-me-
rlv li.rcol.i ill the b.-ad it is tinei.u.-ib-d. The IPOni
j Ik' chv tn l'"C and :: rcea !. ee! t y ill iiu'l':-!? t
I .Vieenti. I 'Tl rc-elpt ot !. eent wll im-tl a aek
. sire S-u.l l-r trcular with f'ltl inlnruiati. n.
' ' l.I.Y S ( IiliAM I1AI.M ' 1.. -,.. N. Y.
- Fur !' bv Fticii-hiirir. b.ht-.-t'.wn a- d Al-
tooiui Iirutinifbs and bv W holcsaie jtruitat.!? en
: crally. 1-14. -P m.
EA11S ' 1 MIILIOX!
Foo Choo's Balsam of Mark's Uil
rotitircht K"torr t),r Miine. end u rric I'a'j AO- j
'lolule I lire Jor liramsM Kno'rn.
Thi bl N extracted from a peculiar specie? ol
Fmail V Shark, eaittht 111 the Yc.h w Si a. I
knimii 1 ier'n.i"ti"i i:nuirlrt u. l.ni; Cliijhe 1
fisherman know it. It virtues n restorative ot
hearing were discovered by a ltuddhi-t lYiest 1
about the viiirUPi. Its cures were so numerous ;
and tnnii'y " aerminiily mlracnlona,
that the remedy wa? othciaily proehiimed over the ;
entire Knin re." Its ujf be-raino so universal that .
' I'tai.r 3 ) Pr no Ileal ie lia e- :
: lletl ainont llie 4'hlnrac people. Sent,
charires prepaid, to anv a l lress nt $1 per bottle.
Onlv Imported by llAYl.OCK A CO..
Sole Aunts tor America. 7 KejSt., ew lork.
I Its virtue? arc vnnurttnmch'e and it evrctivc
; character al-.olutr. ax Ike irritc r can prrtonally tc-fti.ty,
j both from crftc rtrnce end observation.
j Aiiiomr the many readers ol the ISeview in one
I part and another oi the country, it l probable that
iuimbrrs are afllieted with deafness. Bud toindi it
i mint he Mtil : "Write at once ro Hayloek tn 'o.,
! 7 l, v S'rcet. New Y ork, enclosing tl, nnd oil
1 will xeceive by return a remedy that will en '.Lie
v. .a to heir like anvbo.lv else, and whose curative
efioots will be permanent. You n ill never rt trret t
(loinvl so."- F(l(ior oj .Nfic York Mercantile Rrrtetr.
! .V.f. ;.', lsu. l j-10,"so.-m.l
j Hamburg Tea !
' (iSK Ml! LKNCEItKLN's, THF ONLY nrM'IM.)
i The Creat DLCOD PURIFIER
! And Puriratire. whieh was known to the famous
I old Arabian physicians as early as the ninth cen
I tnry, is adapted to the relief of Fevers, t'oiisttpa
j tion, Fenrtle l'l mplaiiit". Want ol Appetite, lrop
; sy and Hemorrhoids. It has a decided advantage
I over all ot her pnriratives. beinc more thorouvih in
i cleansinvr out the system, wit hout producing the
i atrouiz: np. uripin pains and straininit which ac
I company theaetion of othcrcnthartics. W hen Piin
i pies or other skin diseases are nlso present. cham
t poo the arleetcd jiarts thorousrhly with Van Iykos
! Sulphur Soap. A scire Tihaoh . "M iller. proprietors ,
j 3d and Callowhill St.. l'hiladr.clphia. Pa. Sold by
I E. James, l'rngtr'.st, Kbensburs;. Pa. 11-6. -ly.
AFTER
all other liniments have failed, THY
1 )K. WAltK'S
ELECTRIC RELIEF
15 v taking inti rnallv it will cure 1
Ill cure cholera, cholera
I morhns. diarrhoea, dysentery. crami
phthis: influenza, spasms, sick h
: iei; sukness. heartburn. sourstomH
imii. colie. a ih in a.
H'he, murr
otnaeh. pain In the
back an l sitnstn.k. Applied externally, it will
relieve you of rheumntiMii. neuraliria, sore throat,
lumhatio. eur.iehe, toothache, inflamed breasts,
mumps, irni't. pl: risy. pneumonia, frost bites,
bruiser, sprains, burns scald., wour.ds, contracted
tendons. leuorrhoc:i . swollen -oip.t., stives and
bites ot insects. Sold by dru-iic'irts arnl storekeop
e s trenerallv. Wholesale depot. N. W . corner Sr J
and Callowhill St.-.. Phil.td'a, Pa. l--i4.-i'..in.
CELEBRATED II. II. II. MEDH1NE.
Persons afflicted w.ili aches and pain", and who
have not tried the tr reat 11. 11. H. Medicine, do not
know its powers in removing pain. iive it a trial
for IIhoumatim. Neuraltria! and particularly Diph
theria,. A sure cure lor horses sufferins with Itoiie
or ISlood Spavin. Poll Evil and Colic. He sure and
ask for the II. II. 11. Medicine, manufactured by
I. !. Tomltiison. Philadelphia, a" the popularity
of the same ha? led other parties to put an Inferior
article Into the market bearing the same name
Sold bv druirrjists everywhere.
STARTLING
DISCOVERY!
LOST MANHOOD RESTORED.
A viotira oi yonthfnl imprudeno eainons Pre ma
ture. Decay, Ncrvons Pebiiity, Iost Manhood, etc..
iiavinfr tried in vain every known remedy, has di.
covered a simple self cure, which he iU pen. I FT; FT?
to bis Mlow-Buflerers, addreea J. II. KlXVllX
'3 C hatham M., . .
Feb. 4, lsi.-lv.
Dr. JOKES' TARAXCAOT TONIC
of IrvarresiA 7UF.iiri'F.. a vrrclablo compiun.I
wliose virtues has stood the test of 40 years, is in
tallible in the cure ot Pyspepsia. Jcne-al lielullty,
"hrontc W eaknessi of Limits. Spleen and Kidneys,
Short Hreatb, Heartburn. St. mis- latce. pains
in the Stomach. Hack and Chest. Partirularly
adapted to all leiiiale Diseases, no matter vl.t
the aire of the patient uiav be. Price. 7 ) ct". Sold
bv li assists1. " i:-t'."'.-!.l
THE MosT M ll lissl 1 1.
ever die.ivere 1, a it er-a.n In !
Idv
j..e nt w:ter. ai-. -c.i-i t r l
liLAIi I'KdUl
Ili.l.t U .
I i: )M
I Col. rF. FOSTrj,
i:
i ot , a it . a, ,t v 1 -
ln. It. J. K f v r i I, x i.r ., : j j . 1
alun'i( Hair. !!. Ti'.n ' -it -
par
Iiikfl.lv. !( (in. I n l irif m.iMi- - r - "
mill a .-in.-ill fine -ti the other. UirU u a , , ;
; liiino. 1 .;- turn niiler tft riiprtff - fc
(th" aJ v rt : - riini of '"Krii-l.t Sr.;n T ( .
day in tti 'Uiwj I 1-:tti .!-,,.','
t' trv it. nni k" v fur I rt -xi - t "r t , ..." " .
! Thy .nlrrr.l t.r-; fn.tr J,-. nn I i-k ; M
Thinking 1 vont.l nw it a t!.'irdi;: tr
it afuT .'inic t itr-tiiTi-. r;tj t l- u -- .'
rflt to latwe. nn.i tho l'iin;-i
j iii-ft -ff:irOtl. I I - t f-llt one '-''). ;; ) . '
1 liin' art ii w :. ir1 fr-in !i!ri . f
' hor-e in ti- Stntf H i- entirely -Tir ! a- f
t cur'' w f r fb.irk;: 1 1 ;i T 1 I t Tn. .; ti , 4";
1 lir liavp tl.f rrniaiiiiii' t' l ttA i "!
: arr now ivuc. o
Kendall's SPAVIN Cm v.
11 Mtl lKP.l IKi, N"V. l-'i
In. H. .1. Kimht i. kt'(i-iMit: I ;
fiite mare t h:it had ln.r.e .-i-n in f .ra i
l.trid ever tl: inir to;in eeiil-i dc ie t. rit
ali in vain, ami
a - a i nt t-i t i'. e it i;i
iTieiiil i.t ?n:,ir ,11 lie. ill v i.-nrr. I. ,,id i .
j mended Kfii.tsli', Si.avin ure. -wh.
I irrand r. ot. r-iii.vn.ir tie 1
cm. i
llM'H -e 1 1 T i cell!. t'i "11 t-.r 'l:'
il ll'.r-e li ..'-. :ilid I tl.llik till
c -rine.l .n the li.ir-e nnd l:i
ken rrent ii:fnt in it. and ha
ill list rati
1'ettcr In,
1 have t-
i fold i cojee? h-r y.-ii t.i my i;e:h!-i.r.. and w
j Bud do what g..i. 1 ea U by ft! tins Tlie,n er i.t
i Y'tur truly. " i. W. Mm;
i MADE UNDER OATI
T Whom It M ay CfiN tfiN. In the v
trr:. tr. with " K-tiia II S;a v i n i urr" a :
in of fievrral invnt h-" mwtli. nearly .;.: lt '.'
lien' rua. ni!l r- ir.-)rT ly t . .1
li a 1 romovrfl t (rr- -iilarLr,'tniit . 1 h .; .
the !irc vrry tinni - fr mr. uni I
trn laiiio. nor rinlf! I etrr nny ! '.-.
tli- t the ho'-W i.imt inrc I tr-..t
'KnTTlnll in i 'ere." K. A i
Iln .T-t't:r-h Kal!. Vt . YvU. 'J'th, - "
Sworn RJi'i puh-.rihr.i to f't'lurc-iu . tl
o! Kthrinry. A. I. 17'.
Kendall's Spavin Cxc
ON II"MA l l.ll.il.
llAKtr-Fiirtn. Vt., lie- ; .
H. -T. K iMi.il I- "" Sei: : 1 , .
te.tmuny in lav or "I your t!iva'.ua'. i
"Kendali" S; nvm Cure." 1 r. t t;e j - ri- -flipped
on the e-e an-1 5prain-ii n 'r -!
th-Vn. e p-tet. 1 ttt.c vi ry l.niie , ...
lered the ine-t '-erii !Kt:n pa.n. 1 w ,
ae en it fi-ri-v.-ra yenr. and trf.f m-.-.t rr
in my rca. h. Put c-nii 1 tind i:f-t!.ir, :
; tlve me permai eiit relief. hen I . r- .,.
wi nPl i am me vf rv in iii h. In Apr . -'
I to th:i k 1 .lo ul l he a cripple 1 ,r :.-: :
ome i.i '-Keiela;!'- Si iivin 'ore," ri,; . . t
i trv it. 1 le-il oi.e t! ir.l oi a lM.tr!,- ate! ;.,
' re! ie a t once. 1 he pn i n 1-it me a .j hf'
! bd me f:ie-e. 1 I,- 1 m ry urnteml t
' would r mm"!) I "K-n I.iil's Spavin
who uf!er wit h ci
pra ;n i r riien mnt --ni
urii t:u!v.
-li:-.. J. 1-
!KKI)ALLS SVAX1S i
i 1 ?nre in ir -fl.-t an1 n il-l In if a'-
tJ'tr n.t hli-'Tr: jet :t is jnrtratinir
' f-il t" r'-n-'h every i!rop.;i!H am. r
j any hony trn wtti or othi-r etilanre'::' :.r-
anl any l.iiiit-iir mi i r!l cr : n rc-nj-:
or litiih. :in-i nhn 1-t rh i:m;it i-m i:i u
nr.v j urj'f-e fur v. Inch a 1 1 ti t in f j ? -.. ;
t at. It it ;n v. n t ! t!-e I -:
!"r nun Mcr ip fiii ui: i;v a:rl
' in it f
n!jte f . r 1 1 ' n -t r:-'e l ir.-u:--
, think i:,vc j.u t;p proot n ii
. f.Iy l:a v rv I v i' i: - 'i
O-r kb' I-'-Ii: f-.r V. :: Tl .
Mir rr;rr i .t-r im-t!o. tr - x ( -
: he -- r j t t-. nt v r , 1 1 r n t--- i
propre ..r
I t.
SOLD
1JL II. J. Jw 1 I'A I I. (
e
BY ALL
druccist;
Feb. 1.
1"1 -otll.
r.e -n -.
'. !-'"
3-
AXa CATTLE Uh"''
Is a sure cure tor all ordinary t
! "att!e, Sherp'an-l Snin-. It en',
j Chtki.x I'Hi.titiu. Your c w is
i 2.1 mil (TXT. MOTE AMI PETTFT. MI
'STUCK FATTUNS ON ON Flo
; fi:i:h:
j Iteir- in r.ssec.i
'. lent tc.-tituoiiiafs. 1 ;
of a jr;e :
S u! i ij n !f- .T ;
1 Ulli'
1 have been nsinz your 4":ittle I'nw.ler ' : "
' cow., rhi 'kcns and -ir. and rtn.l it a Ft;
I thir. Geci.ge lli'Mi, rcrmantewn. Fa.
1 have use ) wo aek of Tour Cattle V- '
my eew and chi-kens. 1 hi: iow i4vir e
T ( E TR!t Ol ANTI IV OF VII K rht di.l hete-
chirkciis were flyinjr. but were 1 i.ku immf:
Lv a "'cr I had 11. -c 1 the powder.
Yours, truly, Jonas 1'asot-h. lall.-i.
' I have used your "attl-l'i Wi!"i and uiu
t Is the b,-st h.r hor-.es. cartie. sheep, etr. 'J--j
on poupry for niarv c.ii'if.lHiii'.. with
' c ti:v ( .(si. .Iu. WitAVKn, Kerry il. n
Last uniTnerotient rr.ea t.a. kareol v.-;--
der which. I cave to my poultry, and r,.,"
cue droopy turkey or ctuckv'n Mtice 1-
Knait, Oranitf. S". Y'.
Send me a ack or two of your C.'i":- T "
The pack l jr it Irom you last winter iter
eun khv cnoLKtiA. I irave some .. it t a r .
bur and tt cured his chickens. t,,r v :: l
Spruce Yale. 4 ihio.
Address, tor a pamphlet F. .. Mil.!.!'-Ai-li
St.. nill.AbH.l'lIlA. Fa. 1 r- "
J. lutnitiOFF, Khensburrr, Fa. IT - . v - -
VAN DYKE'S SFLFIin:
'
j
!
)
1 fupertor to all other s
Sulphur in its pure, una
iv
lult
It is ci ft :
terated "t:it
tcrs the pores ot the skin, l eiiit: abeori-e t
J Mood through the minute capillaries, or : t
I upon the skin, whether it be lica!th r t:
i eased ctoidition. both locally and i' i ("
! thereby eliminating all impurities fr . ','
I and evoltinsr the skin to healthy a.fr 1
duces a fn cness. purity and frei-V.i:e- c- t' '
i plexum which is une'iiialled, and eun ' e "
i by no other means. No toilet. nt:rcr ."t '
i is comidete wuhont It. It makes tie -s -j
clear, pure, white and healthy: is e'ec.:--I
o.lorizinit. disinfectins. foothitiir. I c.i .; - '
j rifyinrr: removes dandrufl, chatirti. it! ' ' '
eruptions, roujehnes. ar!i redness ci tl r '
1 lieees itcliinjj. burning and sI-.tia: t1- ' t'
and imtatiou of bitine and tina.r; ir.se -!
relieve Itcl.intr Pile" when not i.iiik el "
i tir.y efrect. Ask lor Van 1 ke s --i t i ':' -i
insi"t ujxm It. and take no iinitatu n. s !.:'' !
srists. Aschenbaeh .v VI. Her. Pr-pr-cb . :
i Callowhill StTcet. Ph-tadetplita. I 'a. F-r -
! M. I.. Oatma and E. Jaiw. iruirtT -t. '
burr. Pa. III-!--'
j Cns t'Ri srt.L As, iii:mia( H Sl MiLir
t FAMILY CHOCOLATI
' An aiti-le superior in quabty and lowc tr
; tnan aiiy(thcrin theniarkct. A proin r,r
i evpcrienced New York phyiciBn cite ': '
. opinion that chocolate is pre'erable t. tci-"
i-ccaue It adds strength to the b.v!.. i
' the exhausted Prafn. quiets the uerwi.-
iiarniotiizes tne workirit" ol thedic-"" ' -and
trlves pu-ity to theblcKHl.
For B superti ne contct ion. n"k your -' r.' "'
lor our Sweet Spiced Vanilla ('h.'nla'; '
bach A. Miller, r,d and Callowhill St- . I'l .
l or sale by V.S. Hai kkk Ja Hun. atiti ""' 1
hofk. Ebonsbnnr. Ta. i "
UNTAU NOTIC1
-Dr.. M. I;
CKKFttY. Surccon 'cn'-v'. I;1'-
t-nd'ur-. Pa., respectfully intones
all persons interr-t"d that be wiil
be at Ixm-ltoon M i!.l.iy an 1 Tue
iliv. at Sprmits on Wcdne--
da'v and Thur- lav. ami at Car-.
and Satur iav (.1 the.re'iii'i ico t o
)-All per-'oiis uredtris dental work ""
to tiive me a call, as 1 am prepared t 1
or partial sets ol teeih and per'orni a!,
ations pertainintt to my profe:oti in a ss
manner and at th 1 wc-t t.oss te I r '(
I' '"
i-Ul,'Mi.-tf.J
91 . li. M. t r.r.n. t
' ROSE OF CASHMERE HAIR Ti'
1 rfc-mis nrei.nr itien 1 made treni t,,r "','"' -
' I V illev of 4 hmrre. ar.d is eftirr!
Scli.hnr. Lead, and other pm
ii.noiis act
rliimei! rJ
, on suhstances. It is rtchly p'
the use ol pomades, bar oil", etc.. t-i''
1 It preserves, softens and beautifies
i irives it a ri. h lustre. It i ex -et'ert
Ontr or
i n e -m .en n it ren i...-- . .
Dructtists sell a
pirr-e Pottle 1 r W rt
n at Mtl-lteK. Propretcrs. JrJ "J.
-eta. Philadelphia. Fofcsale t ,
S store, Ebenshurp. Fa. I'-
ti J C';
nn
,lTr
Strec
Drti
per dar'at b-une' Saret
tree. A1lTe-s SriN"-
Mud. ?laitie
r
r
r
l; i