T?!T Oi;U CITIES. In tl.j year of our Lor.! 70, Vesuvius ! READ THIS ! HEED THIS ! had an uncommon eruption, which sud denly and very completely buried out of sight the citie-iof Pompeii ana uercuia reiiDi ; aiul t hey remained so buried for sixteen hundred years until early in the U.-t century, when their sites were accidentally discovered. After much patient labor and at an enormous ex pense, about one-third part of these dead ami buried cities have been dug up; and the excavations are still going on. Vast treasures of told and silver, rare statuary, pointings and household uten sils were recovered, in good condition, and many of these are now preserv a.- I have said in the National museu at Naples. The paved streets have bee cleared of rubbish, and compare favor" ably with the cities of to-day. The houses are ojn to inspection, and one can easily gather from them a good idea of the inanneijof life among people, who were huned into eternity with such i fiiirhtful celerity eighteen hundred years j ago. I There is a large museum just with'.n J the main gate of Pompeii, in which are stored vast numbers of articles recover ed from the uncovered houses. There are bottles, vases, plates, cups, lamps, money-boxes, jars, door-locks, bolts, bells, eggs, nuts, pieces of bread, dried fruit, glasses, towels, candle-sticks, la dles, scales, needles, baskets, funnels, .v.c. JJiit among all these familiar things. I was most impressed with an ironsafe an actual iron safe identical ! in pattern with those knobbed articles j that only a few years ago were consider' ed the best safes in the world for bank ing houses and counting rooms. And j yet, dozens of persons have within fifty ! years taken out patents for newly in- j vented safes ! I saw also a lot of Gsh- j hooks of the identical pattern now so i eagerly prized by anglers the veritable ' .Limerick hook. Is the world progress- j ing ? And then there are prostrate fig ures of men and women one of the lat- ter evidently on the point of becoming a ; mother skeletons of horses, cats, dogs, i and rats. And there are many skulls j one of them still retaining some of the i hair. All the dreadful trophies snatch- ! ed from the jaws of death, served to il- lustrate the terrors of that dreadful ; night when fire and brimstone rained j upon the devoted cities and wrapped i them in the darknei-s of death and deso- 1 lat ion. If I may judge from paintings and sculptures on the walls of many iom. and from translations of nnuieroiis in scription? on doorposis, the peopk of Pompeii were not strictly virtuous in every respect, for there is everywhere evidence that tl.ey had reached a re markable high or low degree of licen tiousness as well as luxury. Almost every house had its fountain, its hot and cold baths, its spacioi 9 yard or garden, its statuary and pictures, and - -client culinaiy arrangements. Iut now it is a silent city Its housese are tenantles, and its streets are trodden , only by the fec-t of curious tenants, All is desol-ition still It-autiful and won-dt-rously attractive, but dead, very dead. Ik.-.pite its paintings and its statues and its glorious sunshine, it was to ni'i hut a pathetic suggestion of woe and despair. I would not care to live in a tii-ad city, and if I did. I could find 110 nearer home. 'tiro. V-Un,t'.- Utter ;' ,.i 7.' -... t Mttnjhtwf Juitrw!. IF A NEW SUIT YOU NEED, IT WILL PAY YOU, IXIKKO, This ANNOUNCEMENT to Read! Having just returned front the Eastern Cities, where tee honght aiul PAID THE CASH for enough SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING, to stock our JTOUJi L,AJiGE STOKES, we are now prepared to fur nish every man and boy to whom tfii comes greeting with M&DE-UP CLOTHIHG 3 GEHTS' FURNISHING GOODS at LOWER rillCES than they can he bought at any other house in litair or adjoining counties. In proof of which assertion we submit the following facts: nosy sponges are caught. WK ARK SF.T.T.IXfr A M V'S 4i001 MIT, lined tlirouirhout, lor fl75 This .it invites and defies all competition. WK ARK SF.I.I.INI A Itan'a Wood Bnsinesa Suit for t.'0. The ame kin. I of a Milt was sold last season for $S.0O. WK ARK SrVr.T.INO A " White DITR VEST fur 60 cento, which sold last season, and was considered cheap, for $1.25. WI-: ARK SKLLINCi COOD SUITS FOR BOYS from 8 to 12 years old, with lonjr pants, tor J'i40, which surpass anything of the kind you ever saw lor the money. WK Alii-: SKLhlNT, NEAT SUITS FOR BOYS, from 4 to 8 years old, at 75 cents, which ns toni"h all who sec them : and nood WOOL II ATM lor men and boys at 40 and 5o cents. WK ARK SKI.T.IXO MEN'S (;OOIt WORK I lA.'TK, lined throughout, at from Co cents to $1.00. WK AKK SKTJ.IN'O Men's ;oort Overall at 'Jo cts. aral up. and irood Calico Shirts lor 4i cents, sold everywhere lor 78 cts. WK ARK SEI.T.lX't BOYS' SI ITS ia S PI EOS, lor any use from 4 to 8 yrs., for tJ.OO: considered cheap hint season at $3.50. All Itie nbate fleaoi-ibcil Onoils and thomnnila of lollara' wortli of otliervar tlrlen equally cheap are now In stork, ready for inspection at the YOUNG AMERICA CLOTHING HOUSE Corner Eleventh Avenue and Eleventh Street, Opposite Opera IIouso, AI7rOOIS'A, I A. BROWN'S ? i nn Li A TRUE TONIC Vj A PERFECT STRENGTHENER.A SURE REVIVER Ti i:i"L.a Sf.a Isiiawitank There is. a continual warfare noiii"; on t-1 1 i lift v a constant slni-jrie fur i he means nf susiaiiiins life. The carnivorous de v r the vegetarians, and the mud-eaters swallow both animal and vegetable fomis: ami this iun all the way down the scale, from the shark and the equal ly ravenous bluetish to the least of the annelids. These last the sea-worms are wary, but they cannot escape their v.ue. lies. If they were to confine them selves to the bottom where they feed, and where many of them ;rrov 10 the length of a foot or two tl.ey miijht in a measure escape, though they would still be a prey to the scnp and other fish that know how to di for them ; but they lovetoFwim particularly at night and in the breeding season, and then they are snapped up in countless numbers. They have almost every variety of forms, and their structure is marvelous monsters with hooked jaws at the end of a proboscis, and with sides of a blue ish gieen, that throw off ai: infinite var iety of idescer.t hues. Some of the sea vmrnu have scales, others soft bodies ; some are shiL'trish and curl themselves up into balls when distmlied ; others j are restless, pa.iticularly at night ; some ; are round, others Hat ; some build tubes ' t f sand and cement, woven together, till they make a colony of man- hun dred iri'inliers : the tidies of oilnis i(r .soft and flexible, and some, when .li--tniled, withdraw within their crooked, ca'careous tulf s. and lose the orilice with a ping. One var'etv of the ser in he has three il,irk-red eves: another variety has duffers of eytsmi ea--!i ten tacle. Th' itmphip-nl 'Tf a, collided of Hi g't at V;'il.- t ill it was !i.iwn h the Kih Comaiis-ii.irii r. that th--- ni.i'l t rustafi fiin;?-h a vast amount of food for tths.i!t and f ies!i-water tislit s. In deed, th,ire Is :ioV a creature that wims or crawls that !ws not become the food fif jioiue other animal. A Iwaeh-tlea is caught np by a soup or a tounder, and squids make terrible havoc among young mackerel, whila sharks and stingrays Imd something appetizing in the gaster-1m1 IKON" IilTTIiUS are highly recommended for all disea.es reouirinjf n certain and efficient loilic; especially ln!i;'tiim, Jhfprptia, Int.-rmitlmt TWer, Wani afApprtite,Lotf S'rcnyth.lMrk of hnrrtpi,etr. Knriches the bloxl, Ftrengthens the niiiscles,aini gives new life to the nerves. They net like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all uyprptir mrmpt'tn:. stieh an Tatinj the Frwf, Jl.lrln'nrr. Ifant in the Stnmcrh,Ilrnrt!,um.-!r. The only Iron ITOIaratioil that vvill not llackrn tho tootb or pivo'lioalaoho. Sold by nil dniggists. 'Wrir f .r thr P, C Y.im V l"2 pp. of uefiil and nmnsine read ing) IJIJOWN CIIKM IC.VI CO., Baltimore, Mrt. S. th.-.t !1 Ir.m Bitters a nr1 hr Bi-ah Cnr-rrri. m r.d hTocroned red line, on wrapper. nrVVAKK OF IMITATION!. GEIS, FOSTER&QUINM, 113 & 113 CLINTON STREET, JOHNSTOWN. PA., -ALWAYS HAVE TIIK- I : ot-it mil Clieapest Slock of Dry a,xicl Dress Gfoocls, NOTIONS, MILLINERY, CARPETS, ETC., to be found in Cambria or adjoining counties. t-5fForgnt not the street and numbers and fail not to call, buy and bo happy. II Hf L3J ran A CURE GUARANTEED 5 CENT DY USING DR.METTAUH'S HEAD ..HE PILLS enr mwl wonderfoDy ra t f ii ITerT ,:n.ni.iae Dorn lrv mo Ntt.'OUS HEADACHES ana, wnue L5 C Idling on the neoc tjWm. relieve DYSPEPSIA in 'u worst Ic rmn, cHii. VI (J I id j t.ie jstcra of ezceaa of bile, producing a reguUr healthy action o .' the bowels. r?R imniiiiiinmiiiimiiiiniii n. .nmu A full size bo of these valuV PILLS, with fail di- rertioi) tor complete Cure, inaiitxl u anj dlreB on receipt of nine 3-cent Postage Stamps. For saia by ail Droggiau. SOLB PROPRIETORS, 4 OVKU WORKED FARMERS. It Das been said, and we do not doubt the a crrp5Tv,ndont of the New ITaven j truth of the statement, that there is . 1 . . ... . . t. i . r,.- i . i fConn. nroistcr tells how they fish for sponges in the Bahamas : AVhen a ves sel arrives at the fishing around it is anchored, and the men in small boats proceed to look for sponges in the water below. The water is a beautiful light blue color, and so clear that a sixpence can easily be sen on the white, sandy bottom in thirty-five or forty feet of water. Of course when there is no wind, and the surface of the water is still, the sponges are easily seen, but when a gentle breeze is blowing a "sea glass" is used. A sea-glass consists of a square pine box about twenty inches in length, a pane of glass about 10x12 inches placed in one end, water-tight. To use it, the glass end is thrust into the water, and the face of the operator is placed close to the other. By this means the wave motions of th6 water are overcome, and the bottom readily seen. Sponges when seen on the bot tom attached to rocks, look like a big black bunch. They are pulled off their natural beds by forked hooks, which are run down under the sponge,i which is formed like the head of a cabbage and the roots'pull from the rocks. When brought to the surface it is a mass of soft glutinous stuff, which to the touch feels line soap or thick jelly. When a small boat load is obtained they are taken to the shore, where a crawl is built in which they are placed to die. so that the jelly snbstance will readily separate from the firm fiber of the sno.nge. These crawls are built by sticking pieces of brush into the sand out of the water, large enough to con tain the catch. It takes from live to six days for the insects to die, when the sponges are beaten with small sticks, and the black glutinous substance falls off, leaving the sponge, after a thorough washing, ready for market. To the fishermen generally the occupation is not a lucrative one. I am told the wages will hardly average three dollars per week, besides board, lhere is but little diving for sponges, except for a particularly fine bunch which cannot be got with the hook. The sponge is form ed by small insects, and it it the hive in which they live, umerenc qualities arc. more sickness among the fjir&iing com munities immediately after the season of haying and harvesting than at any other time durng the year. Farmers have just passed through this dreaded season, and the 4excessive heat and anx iety of the mind and wear and tear of the body shows upon their health and strength. But with our crops of grain and hay safely housed in good condition, there comes a feeling of satisfaction, and the short period of comparative leisure which most farmers are permit ted to enjoy gives, opportunity for need ed recreation which should be made use of by all who nave worked diligently through the seed time and harvest. Almost all farmers can arrange their business so as to make it possible for them to be absent for a short time with out much loss, and the advantages to be gained by spending a few days away from home, where the cares and per plexities are out of sight, will be of great value. No people need recreation more than the farmers, and none take less. There is more than one thing gained by going away from the farm, and spending a few days among friends and relatives during the comparative "let up" of work at this season. Both pleasure and instruction can be combined in visits to the grounds and homes of other farmers. New ideas will be gathered and new methods of culture of certain farm crops will be learned, and above all the farm er returns to his work with renewed strength of body and mind, and a better feeling of satisfaction and contentment. Therefore we urge all who can spend a few days in summer among others who follow the same calling. A little time and money will not le lost expended in this way, for there is the coming season of fall seed'ng and harvest that will again tax the strength of farmers, and the short period of rest and enjoyment taken now will never be forgotten. 7 VfKENDAU l&RAVIN CUREf fc MRS. LYSIA L PINKHIM, CF LYKH, MASS., HEAD KM CF WOSDEBIUL mi rnEMT, Ohio. Jan. 25, 1SS1. Da. B. J. Kkxdall . "o. Ocnt: I think It ray dnty to render Ton my thnnkn lor beni-ltn ami profits whirh 1 liare ilrrived from your lnvalnahle and far famnl Spavin t "lire. My couin ajid I had a valuable Ha I lion worth 4.(oo'whieh hail a very bad sjiaviu, nd u pronounced by four eminent veterinary Hunjeon leyond any cure, and that the hor-Ko was done forever. Ad 1nt reort I ad vised myeoutn totrya bottle tit KendallSiavin Cure. It had a mau-ical efle.-t the third bottle, cured it and the horse is as well tif ever. Ir. Kick, of Edinburgh, the eminent veterinary sunreon ws an unaleol in inn. and 1 tnke treat interest in as atstinic his profession. Your, trulj'. Jam us, A. Wilskik, Civil Engineer. Kendall's SPAVIN Cure c 3 E o Q. E r u ft o. o c a E o o AVii.ton, Minx., Jan. 11, 1SS1. hBMiAi.l Sl Oo.-Otntj; Ilavinar zof 1 rsJc? 5 -TiA? fsXfi'C' LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S VEGETABLE CCOUITD. Mustard. Before the year 172'.) mustard was little known, according to the Grorcr' Journnl, at English tables. About this time an old woman of the name of Clements, residing in Durham, if 1 : I.r .i.la ..It ,-,, i in j H'l jrions able sponges are found Facts von Farmers. In order that the farmer may know the number of acres each of his fields contains, he should first provide himself with a streiHit Dole a rod in length :nd notch ed in vards. Then if the sides of j the field about to be measured are parallel, ; multiply its length in rods by its breath J in rods, and divi te it iy lb'i, ana in 2 quotient will le the number of acres in the field. But if tlie field is triangular in shaie, multiply the longest side in rods by the greatest width in roils, and divide half the product by 100. If, however, the sides of the field are irreg ular, lay it off into two or more triang les, as may Ik most convenient, find the number of acres in each of such triang lee. and ad 1 the product together. This will give the number of acres in the whole field. I Jlrnsrr),int t,f Crii in Crih. A ' multiplicity of rules tends to confuse, j The reason is obvious. New corn will , not measure as many bushels to the foot ; as old corn, on account of shrinkage. ; A crib of corn measured in the fall will not turn out as many bushels to the ! cubic foot 'as when measured in the j spring or summer. Jlence tlie necessity of working by different circumstances. All rules are based upon the number of cubic inches in a bushel of shelied corn. which is 21. 4. If all corn shelled out j the same under all circumstances, it would be a very easy matter to deter- j mine the contents of a crib by one and I the same rule. As near right as any j rule possibly can be is to calculate necessary to tree it irom its husks. She kept her secret rto herself for many years, during which she snld large quan tities of mustard throughout the coun try, but especially in Jxmdon. Here it was introduced to the loyal table, where it received the approval of George I. From tlie circumstances of Mrs. l.'leni- ; ents lieing a resident at Durham it ob ! tained the name of Durham mustard, i consisted in simply grinding the seed j into a very tine Hour, a bushel of seed, I weighing sixty pounds, yielding twenty l eight iounds to thirty pounds of flour of ! mustard. A false taste, however, arose j for having an improved color, and tlie ! flour of mustard was introduced of i which the oil had leen abstracted, j Hence other materials, such as capsicum i powder, tutreric, terra alba, wheaten j Hour, etc., are added to biing up the flavor and increase the bulk. I cloud will be s en twelve cubic feet to a barrel (five bush- and dissolving. els) of corn in the crib in the fall, eleven and a half feet in the spring, and about eleven feet in the summer. Weather Wisdom. When you wish to know what the weather is to be. go out and select the smallest cloud you see Keep your eye ujion it, and if it decreases and disappears it shows a state of the air which is sure to be fol lowed by dry weather ; but if it increas es in size, take your great coat with you if you are going from home, for falling weather is not far off. The reason is this : When the air is Incoming charg ed with electricity you will see every cloud attracting ail lesser ones towards it, until it gathers into a shower ; and on the contrary, when the fluid is pass ing off. or diffusing itself, then a large breaking into pieces B. J. horse book of jou by mail a year a", the contents oi wini-n persua.ieii me to try Kendall's Spavin C'ure on the hind le of one ol mv hores which was badly swollen and could not "be reduced by any other remedy. 1 eot two bottles of l'rcston fc I.udd Jth. IiriirKtst r,t Waseca, which completely cured my horse. Ahout five venrs aeo 1 had a three ycarold colt swe?n!ed vefv bd. 1 used vonr remedy s (riven In your book without rowellinif, and I must say to your credit that the colt is en tirely cured, which is n surprise, not onlv to mr self. but nlso to my neiir hrw.rs. You sent me the book for the tritlinvc sum of ascents nn. I If I could not e-et another like it 1 would not take twentv-five dollars lor It. Yours, trulv, iao. Matiii'us From a PROMINENT PHYSICIAN. Washixotoxvtli.e, Onto. Jane 17. Iir. B. 3. KE-nLr. fc Co. (rents: Vending your advertisement In Ttirl. Field and Farm, ol Kcndall"s Spav Cure, and hnvlna a valuable and "peedy hosse !io had leen lame, Irom spavin for eiithteen months, 1 sent to von lor a bottle bv express, which in six weeks removed all lameness and enlargement, and also a lare splint from an other horse, and both. hore are to-dav as sound as colts. The one bottle wortn to me one hun dred dollars. Kef pe tluHy v-nrs, 11. A,15KltTOI.ETT. II. D. Kendall's Spavin Cure. IlAimismt-ro, Va., Nov. Isth.issi. In. R. .1. KKMnAi.r. fc n. dents: lharcavcry fine mare that had a bor.e spavin for a long: time. I trl"d everything: man could devie to cure it, hut all in vain, and was about to ive It up when a friend ol mine in tins ciiy can e to me and recom- meiKlcl -Kendall's Spnvin Cure." which I tried I wiiu Kranu rrnin. removing: tne rv.ne clear and el-an. It hen i-ent 'JA - nts to von for one of vour j iliiittratcd llore M.Kik. and I think there t's no ! better hook printed on the horse and Mi diseases. I I have taken irrent Interest in It. and have since sold H copies for yon to mv nclirhtmr. and will try and do what pood I can by gettlnir them lor others ' Yours truly. . W. Millkr. i Mall's Spavin Cnre on Hnman Ml j Wkst F.nonbihh. Vt.. Feb. 15. li. j In. H. J. Kimmll fc 'o. tcnt: Several ' months airo I injured my knee joint, which caused ' an en)ars-ment to a-row t he size ol a lance walnut and caused me very severe pain all the time for j four or five weeks, when 1 bi;-nn to use Kendall's Spavin l'ur with the most sntisfactorv results. It ha completely removed the eulurueniont and ! stopped the lameness and pain. I have lomr ' I known it in I'SirTi-llpritlcr lmrrs. but nowl knuw ! it to lx-the bet liniment lor human Ilesh that 1 ' am acquainted with. Yours truly, T. I. LAwnEJcr., KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE Is sure in its effects and mild In its action, as n does not blist-r: yet it is penetrating and power ful to reach every lecp-e ted pain, or to remove any bony growth or other enlargements, such as spavins, rpiints. curbs, callous, sprains, swellings, and any lameness and all enlargements or j..ints or liint-f, arid also for rheumat ism in man. or lor any purpose tor which a liniment s used for man or beast. It Is now knmn to ho the b-st liniment for man erer used, acting mildly and yet certain in its efle'-ts. Send address for Illustrated I'ir -ular, wl-.icli we think fives positive proof o I its virtues. No rem edy has ever met wih snh nmjualilied success to our Knowledge, for man as well as beast. r- I'riee 1 per bottle, or six battles f,,r J5. All Bruiririsis have itorcin a-et it tor you : or it will be sent to any addrsw (.n receipt ol pro-e bv the proprietors, Diu II. J. Kkmiai.l fc .'o., Enoburicli Falls. Vt. SOLD BY ALU Feb. IS. lfsi.-nm. Is a Positive f'nre for all tlioae Itnrtol antplatota n Weaktieaaea lormaol KoirWal frasale popt.lntl"". It will curt entirely tba worst form .f femol Com rlaints. a!lOTartantrouMe,lDflmwiatlm and Tlrera Men, rali.'na- and I1T)ceirfent. and the mrtsiiimt 8pml WetLkne-a, and i i-articolarly dnj.t"d to tha Chanre ef I. if. It will dlssjlre and evpel tnroors from h nt-rns In an early atage of oVTeV..mri.t. Tlie tm.'"n'y to can eerooa hnm-rs t h. re is cbe- k f d very spec.".. !y by I" "- It removes falntness, flatulency. lcstrovel cra-rtna; foratlmulants. end relieves TrrBfcrasa of the stomach. It eurr-s ru.at!:ic. I!ra.!iu-I.fs, Vrrmn Trostratlon, General Iiebillty, Elcci Icssness, Pei ression aod Indi gestion. Taut feeling cf h-ar!:;tr deTi. cansinc r'"--ve(rht andbacka-be.tB!i-r.y.;-crmsr.fnt:y curf-I Tj- nae. It will at all time cud un.ler !1 nc-nnS'UKW act In barmoEy wilh the larptl.ct rcirrn Ihef. msle avatem. Forth rrvt of ICI. im t totni'lnitti if either nxlbla Compoind I, unsiir--.-- !. I.TDI. F riVkllVM-S TFCrHBlE W POl'Nnia prepared at 13 and !(". Wtiwrj Avanne, Lynn, Haas. I'ri'efl. Si a littles f-r $i. Sent by mad In the form of pills, alsolntha form of lorena-ca. on receipt of priee. $1 per box for either. Sir. Pink ham freely anr-era all letters of inquiry. Send for pamph let. Addreaa as above, itmlinn tlilt raprr. No family shfMild be without LTTH4 C riNKHAaTS IJVT.Il Pil-I-S. They en re ronsttpatloa, buiooanaal and ton -Idity of the liver. xS cents rr box. t r Sold by Mil Irwita. Att(. 1 J. l."i.-l . Pin rPQtnn Th 5,0,1 r-r, ,na lUlLalUn La.tiafofalirerfame. OAlAfrism 5ew, Deliratfal and wwiwgllbi rairionahle. era 4c CH. T 1 r Te- Pkaun?. In ft Cliinese tea garde;, tt.f j. ' for vhich female co-oppra'ioti v mand oceurs in lcof-phu -tin-'" :: I..UV1I11, lUO-lo-vilt ariH Qr, nciioi uiniiru mi wincil IPU-'i 1 -l. . 1 . 1 fiUIJ"l-'l'.l''lll II 1 1 tliai 'IP ff ;,p , tlie finislioil proilnpo ,,.,, .. y j ignorance w:iq rampant,1 as iVt', lays of so:ne of t',e In-lian 1 s ,' ; lions, tlift blam"wor:liy h;,',;, J j I'ino; tlio l.ran-li- s -tlir.t i, ! them nt llifir jnnc:i--n win. p,'," , stotn nii'l !rawin:r tl.p f..,'..'i", ! fiiarj!y al'-nj:. t!i :!:- . l, ' i ore swoop nf fvcrv li-i n- i '. ! fi t'rpriitiy ju notico j. j.t j." r''d'p!i'-ni'"l fii-ito-p, ,. sfion tlirvi-rfl. ntvl wis iv' !V nilSl'tlipiliOiM i;:(-m.n. l from thf cy f ssti.orvi-i.,n to save llif-iiisiclri's ir u; QI1 .j "r. A m A .1 I tU . - , I t iiuiti' n'-- "-in' ' ' 'ti i ij'-.r i I llicrtliy conijilotin i the s!ioi1:st Fprce f tin'o." j : tioc was phyiolo;f .i y i)?.-.. the tri-btihesi an! fiitfjij,, the finiheil ten, iiirnii I witli snrli ronh matiijvi! ,t confus -d np:o;r'p;atin f , t fires nn'l siz a TiioiinM r.t ; l.. i. i "'' i j ill II -l itvi ii i'i i . iii , i'.i. v . I mix'nrf, la.; r unevenly ternirnieu. r.v.l n'-ither to paiMTe. nn, rp r r i .i t. . t . - is. i:i notiic i ii-a-iam lion I Stl' h 'I 1p: PliOi; I Eoli r m lraxs aaa Pwfrrary. Msthert, rtnacrs, Kechaaics. Bntines rten 1 t Woaie, Tiathert, and all who are tired out by work j rcr won v c?wt't drtnlr ief'iTX-atmc birters. rrnt tl"a- S Arevoa surlcrinc from LvTvrmi kheumiusm. CNcuralcia, or HowcL KK"nev or Liver Comr.lainta. 1 you can be cured by using Parkfr'sGivgf a 1 oKIC. 3 If you are wsttng aw-y with Consorrpticn, Femalei Vcaliiie.';, Khcumatism, or any SicV-nes;: if you kaave a bad couch or cold, you wul find sure reliefs fin Pahkhu's (iivcEn Tone i If vu are enfeebled bv di:e.-se. a?e. or diwiprion. J fcand you syitcm needs uivioTatiri;, or your bloods! r n-e coritvinc. v-m crn a'w-nvs cVtw- oti j r Made from Ginrer. buchu. Mandrake, i-uiuneiai LiTid many other of the best medicines known : it is the J nest tieolthaiid jjth K estorer ever used tarsu-si rperior to hitters, F.vnces of timper and other Tonicsj . l hciti iit.tnitiie, ana ,ures A'rur.ncnnes. It Has Sated Hundreds of Livea ; It 3If Save Yonra. L riuya for. or t bottle ofyotirdruest, ard tesnreJ f"tir sipnature is on trie outsiiie w-rapiicr. H:scox &i f' .. t nemisrs, N. V. La ree slaving in rirx-ir? ?T si ' preprtrntion, preveniaMe, ; liaj'jxn: am' we T!i:hk uc i to a--?'-rt that n-hf-re IJrit i-si 1 rir'. of evn Ih'j nio-t .! '!: : ti"ii tvere einp'oye 1. c; v.; ' lino- wonM !-e rc-xt to :ri i ;, Ontlio arrival f li e . . Ilou-nan and Il-.i-pe -,- nl-ia in the other 1 stvi";. . lerleneeil anion; t::e .. ! who have pivvia-.K'y i''i ! -.-i tern of dieting ar-l vi:lnr ' imi. o a to avnM t! ri- : I niojitinix atvl lair.t to l! n .' rrv pekoe they ar :.1-":' j are m:irha".eil in sel.-cl v . ! taken to the e-no of i lalfr. lv il.twn. a May or ; ward perhaps, hmi !n- !-'. -' thon-iand-s, of merry, 1:p dresecl L'ii'l may le ?-. im I jravly alon tiie ia'se-l 1 v i.nhlv-fiel.la to the r-ard'-'. -' the h;i!-hes heyon'l Mid i : : i rvim in the keen interest I this areoale and l-e:il:i.f i which they are harejj:.n -. 1 tin; rardeii, eaeii dot :t-ht:i j jianied lv oo ilies to I ' i; : plnekiejs lo th centra' :;.': ! manipnl.-ttins ' le .'in- separate lot of lea-lu-'.--s few hours two of every V. have lioi-n c ar. f:i !y rem- v. lninal l"af "f every branch r.Z li-na'lv allowed to ro:n ; f ". J on lil'll Parker's Removes PandmfF. JtXa.ll xJiXlSZLXIls Trcvenis Badness. The Best and Boat Economical Hair Prasslnr. Containtp ory rncredients that are beneficial eo the hair and scalp, Parkkr's Hair Lalsam Never Falls to Restore Gray or Faded Fair to the youthful color, and is warranted to stop falling of the hair. Sold by druggists at 50 cts. und x, Nov. VJ. . DRUGGISTS. f j LATarf.h, cote . p Peri xa is in itself a great physician. IJ. Ij. Johnston, 1. d liurK, I1'. A. KHoemlcr. A. VS'. liuclc. eTomsrsxoisr. SHOEMAKER & BUCK, E'bensTDiii'g. Pa Wiiev clothfs have acquired an un pleasant odor, by lieinsr from the air, charcoal laid in the folds will soon re move it. VAX DYKE'S SniHlUR S0A1 C3-EO. "W. TBAGEIi. CASH 1KAI.K11 IX ALT- IvINI OF A New CrnK for Wovsds writer on health topics gives the follow log directions for curing woun.ls : As soon as a wound is inflicted, get a little stick a knife or a file-handle will do and commence to tap gently on the wound. Io not stop for the hurt, but continue till it bleeds freely and le- ' comes perfectly numb. When this j point i3 reached you are perfectly safe i all that is necessary is to protect it from ' dirt. Do not stop short of bleeding and numbness, and do not on any account ; close the opening with a plaster. Noth- j ing more than a little cerate on a clean cloth is necessary. AVe have used and j seen this used on all kinds of simple puietnres for years, and never knew a single instance of a wound becoming in flamed or sore after this treatment. Among other cases a coal rake tooth, go ing entirtly thro ugh the foot, a rusty darning needle through the foot, a bad bite from a sucking pig, several instan ces of file shanks through the hand, and numlerless cases of rusty nails, awls, etc., but we never knew a'failure of this treatment. a! HEATING AND COOKING STOVES, ,v-; " and manuf.cti;i:i:h OF ,- TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE, 140 lleventli Ave., Altoona, Xxv. IKEAPF.ST PLACE IN THE CITY. Roofing:, KponHng nl Repair In; of Mil kind promptly and aialtafartorll jr attended to. 10-I4,'79. tf, causes of i One of the most prolific contracted heels in horses is allowing their shoes to remain on toj long. It is seldom we hear of horses huving con tracted heels, when worked regularly everyday, lew peis.ms are a. ire of the importance of removing a horae's ohoes, which .should be done at least every month or six weeks. It i too ofUn the custom to a. low the sh ies, af ter h.iving one In pld'-ed. to remain till wotn out Kffie it nio. ing them. A re (! C"''ii 'itor. Tlie Tinntli Tritely Tolcl. THIi iVli:AV STORE OF S. TEITELBAUM, CARROLLTOWN, IS THE PEACE TO BI'T AT LOWEST PRICES THE . . .V S SUMMER GOODS OF ALL KIND ! And acordUl fnvit.itinn Is new oxtendM hy the nT'.prtetor to ererr reader of the Fnfewa to call and ee the 1 11 rite assortment, ex.im'ne the vnrt..iis ipwiitiM. and lenrn'the unsnna-sslle priced which are so low that M percent, cun p..-itive'.y i.e .:lVcd hy tl....e arlio l.-iv their g-ood. Ip.m m The reason I caa sell so cheap la that I t.iii.'ht my en-Ire .t.-k fr- cash and Intend to .ell f.,r r.vh or Its eomralent and am therclure prepared to m-ike .ttnck a!e at smaller pr'.f.ts than mr other merchant lu fimbria cuunty. iK.n't uko my word frT this, however, but come, aud aee lor yourselvea. 'ARnoi-LTOw.f , Mat 21, lSl.-t. aj. TEITE ERAl" Jt. KIDNEY DISEASES, cT,Pi?ri are (Til-i'.j end taHf mrrt ly the weef KXOITKT-WOHT. Tkta new aod wonVrrtU rraadr whjc to e-etnaraT3.-Ja3 Ir.am rj aala t3 a.l parts ft.e cmrTT, workjoa natural prtnnpiea. It rxatonw etiwiMrtai Td trrrto t-w dmiwaiil orrna. ar.d t.rot;r!i them elsauue T a aratem of aocnmolmied and poaamoial t tiinora. FMney -iswaf i.-un-r reratn(linjt b-sa bea enrol, alao Tdea. Cot?. pa acn, lUkcumatiam. -o,, wtUch hi" t'Mtumu -.1 O-.a tt--m for jncara. We h Tcliimn of IfstlawrT ef ua wocdirM euratrv rower. lci--er a lcjvjiic I-.ti, wMch do rnorw harm than rood, or Arae ydla. tnt vseajamrea mne-tr. STDNri-WonT, and haoutlt wul t qn -l7 rer'ne1- Cet It of your DruaTKiTt, Prtco. I . ra-t:l and ra paid t M I LIJ. KI H tl-0 A .. 1-rwe'a. liarllwW, V. Money Received on Deposit, ' PATABIdMIN llttllXll. j INTEREST ALLOWED oil TIME DEPOSITS. COLLECTIONS MADE T AI '. ACCKSSIBLB rOlSTS. DRAFTS on the PRINCIPAL CITIES Rons; tit and Sold, nn d a GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Accounts Solicited. A. W. BUCK, Cashier. Ebcnsburar, March 19. 18S0.-tf. IXCORIqATEr IS IS57. STRICTLY ON MUTUAL PLAN. PROTECTION MUTUAL FIRE ItlSUR&HCE CQfilPIIY OF EBENSBURC, PA. hzZ2 Mil iw in force - S13S.CS3. Only Six Assessments in 24 Years. Good FARM PROPERTIES ESPECIALLY DESIRED. NO STEAM RISKS TAKEN. GEO. M. READE, President. T. W. DICK, Secretary. Ebenshnrft, Jrn. 31. l?d.-ly. Freidhoff's Block, EDENSBURC, PA., y t e A - I. i. -tie . ! tbe .SCSI'S, f1' !-sys T'' sv!.av' hi AS irs t ne t't-r r".!fnis. : : v : i . ' 1 ' : T. (KEAM BAI.M HAViXH I.1..--I1L- :..l at.lc trw-:il I - t II I .! I I ' r. r'-'-iri-T T'I A II I r. fi:t.: li l:il '--- fl'iu- ui ttHi.ii 'iiiu mi -i.uitc ;mnt-se t'ream 'amiibor rnanufrtctnred. XX ono Sam KrKSti'o., Taa Alerchant, JW ."South Secvod street. I'hiladcl phla. I'a.) 1 ;n.l A r. I.oi i i haii i.in ki) 4 tli.it tli; cum eati.li.l fr-)in lli 1 u h n ir!ii(Vsa rn -s-t li-;il!y -iw!i. kfuivrn H-t "lii.-l v lm'." A i at ii. u: ttt- I w i: ti a ti i-'ile !lj'lf'l ill liiij .'..;if" 1i. in rij.'litt'!! st-c ir. -U. 1 l i' i! k t. r tl.n,ki tlnit a -in a, H'tli t'n.i l.t il W llli it .,!,!, kill a ln.Ul 4-i l.-i tliafl two lui:. 'iN-V It HMD HtUi ! f r i',irthil: l'icr! :t. Iit fiiuit 1 V !.H,r!y ilu'r-il. It . flul.l tli .820.0(1 SAVED I 820.00 Mlt.aa Slim tr f-ri"-hB fcabA.1" a !r W I M At lllS K fn.m tie af'l.r.if r.!. alfi'er-lft Is at 1 " l.iMrntti Arer.tie. teteen leia e-l ITih Sra . Aitiicxt, I'a., ae 1 i-i i "er. tr- l'iitfr nf the iriA Ittimii aa reference. J. McCillATll. i:e -na. A.-tl IV l.l.-tf. D Ill, .S'.l tl.dt IllM.1 Of l icks-arc uialf. our wouJcn tooth- V. IH K. Atti.rnfy-it-Law, A Mit urt, Pa. Iilllrt in t.n(!dln- of T J. I.U.Td 1e-ihr.t fl..r.) Valre Street. All manner t t leail Imsireaa ait.nded te sat'sfaeto riif ad eli.eti e;-etaltr. I lii-u -tf Adttrtiting Curtau, K Srtttt hi., '. R. M. J. BUCK, Phtsic'Iam aki Smoroir. Ai-Tooa.Ta. Drnee and renldene rn Fnorteenth a'reet. Dear r-lerenth arenne, where niht eallt can le made. iT.e boora frim to 10, a. at., and from 1 to 4 and lo a. r. at. Sf.eclal atterttnn paid to Ila eaeea of the Eya and Far. as well at to Sararle! trperatlotn ol eerv descr.ptlon. la-lv.-tf.l JOsni'II McIK)XAI.l, ATTOKMY-AT-LAW. f:aB!aRtaa), Ta. Mir O.H.'e In f'olonnade Row, on Centre ilreet. Wer. li. law.-tf. I5EATTY'SORA.l'feful stops, sets reedl, "" '. "ly flo. I'ianoaf IAnp. ar-ruus. Cauioj. ritjcB. Aadrei. BeiHw, Waehlngton.N. J. CARL RIY'NIUS, Practical WalcMer and Jeweler, HAS alwara on haad a larte. raned and ele rant assortment of WATCH KS, fl M'KS, J fcW KLKY, SPKCTACIjKS, r. Y M1LASS KS. Ae., which be offer fr aale at lower prieoe than any other dealer In the eonntr. Persona neediCK anything in bia line will do well to a; ire him a call bf"re purchasing elaewhere. aTPrunipt attention paid to repairing C'loeka. Watehea, Jewelry, Ae., and tatlnactlon gaaran teed In both work and frlce. E.'.;-,-:r.::;:;: imi Bf lffll THE subscriber has the plemanra of aanoanrlna: to the people of Kbenhtir and rlclnlty that lie has opened a first-class tonsorial establishment In the buildinir recently occnpled by Judge I. lord as a dme store, on Htah street, opposite the Moun tain House, wnere he will be glad to welcome all who want to be shaved, have their hair eut. or de sire any other attentions in his line. Ar-I.adles' bairand hair romninifs made into curls and switch es when desired.- Satisfaction rendered or no chance made. Please give tne a call. ....... H- SCJHAEFEK. tbensbnrg, March 25, 189L-ly. Q000 "TWO Aonta, and eatpemas. MOntlt free. Address f. Suritnf Aogaitvaia. Is supenor to all other sonns. it is combined with Sulphur in its i:ire. unadulterated state, which en- j ters the pores of the skin, beinz absorbed into the nlood throutrh the mtnuteeapiliarics, and thus acts upon the skin, whether it be healthy or In a dis eased condition, both locally and eonstitionally, . therebv eliminatinir all impurities from the blood j and excitinir the skin to healthy action. It pro- duces a fineness, purity and freshness ol theeom i plexion which 1s unequalled, and can be produced i by no other ireans. No toilet, nursery or bathroom : is" complete without it. It makes the skin soft, clear, pure, white and healthy: is cleansinn. de ' odorlrinr. disinleetmir. soothinir. healinir and pu j rilylna: removes dandruff, ehahn. ulcers, sores, eruptions, roughness and redness of the skip : re ; lleves itchinit, burninir and slinKina; of the skin, ' and Irritation of biting anil stinKlngr insects: will I relieve ltclilnir Piles when nothinit else will have ! any eflect. Ask for V llYKK'a snrsrii Soap: ! insist upon It, ami tnke no Imitation. Sold by rirujr ! K'sts. As-henbach in. Miller. Proprietors. No. 301 ' t'allowhill Street. Philadelphia, Pa. For sale by M. 1. tlATMAJt and E. Jamem, lh-ujrjcist. Ebens j burg. Pa. ll-5.-ly. B. J. LTYTSTCH, nannfartnrrr and Dealer In HOME AND CITY MADE FURNITURE! mm and tnim suits, LOUNGES, liEI)TEAI)S, TABLES, CHAIRS. Mattresses, &c. 1605 ELEVENTH AVENUE, Het ween ICth and 17th Sis., .A 1 toon a, Penn'a aT-Cltirens of Cambria eonntr and all others wishini to purchase honest El" KNITI'K K. fce.. at honest prices are repectlnlly Invited to eive me a call betore biivina; elsewhere, as I am confident Hint 1 can meet every want anl please everv taste. Prices the rerv lowest. It. .1. LYNCH. Altoona. April 16. lao.-tf. Hamburg Tea ! (aok rna Ltsmtmcs's. tbk ujlt oisnnc) TheCreat BLOOD PURIFIER And Iur-atiTe. which was known to the famous obi Arabian physicians as early as tlie ninth cen tury, l adapted to the repef of Eevera. Consulta tion, Eeorile Complaints, Wantot Aptetlte. Iirop sy and Hemorrhoids. It has a decided advantaa-e over all other purgative, beinit more thorouieh in eleansina: out the system, without producing the aironizinir. ariinir pafna and straining: which ac rompany the a'-tion of other cathartics. When Pim ples or other skin diseases are also preent, sham ioo the affected parts thoroiirhly with Van I'yke'i tnlphnr Soap. Aschenbach Miller, proprietors d and Callowhill St.. Plilladr.elphia, Pa. Sidd by r Jiits, In-uUKist, Ebensl'nra;, Pa. lll-6.-ly. Etenstoi Fire Insnrance Agency. rr. "W- DICK, General Insurance Agenl, EBEXSBVItG, PA. Policies written at short notice in the OLD RELIABLE "ETNA" And other rirat f'lstas Com pmnlea. Ebensbnrr.fSapt. 2I.lS50.-ly. I V 1 a s-s by a few appii. Chinese Cream mi CAMPHOR ! i THE GREAT REMEDY i -ok Tin: IlELIEF OF PAIN IX MAX AXD HE AST! Commamls tlie attention of all wlioliave lK'fii Inveterate sufferers of TIIIEUMA TISM, XKi:iiAL(;iA, IIIIADACIIK, KACKAC1IK. FnosTET) Feet, Stiff Joints, and all pains in every portion of the Ixvly. Tlie seat of jiain is reached ly exciiinp: the jinies to action, thus enaliline the curative properties of the CIIIXKSE CHE AM CAMPHOR to en ter, w hich stilles the pain as soon as the affected parts are reached. The lini ment must, upon each application, lie ruhbed in thoroughly ; anil in cases of Rheumatism of long standing it should lx; used three or four times a day, and four applications made each time, until cured. Care, however, should te exer cised after the tores are opened, to pre vent taking cold. ' I er l-T'-l -.1 r:; i. . vrv. is. nn n m-ris el- ? iVrf-ll rrrv-d v v hf-rcv' r t. r OLiVlII'-t- II hi' ; -kepti - ! It eflf-Tun! !y i-i--:in- ti-'1 I tsrrli.il iirn, rjti-'tnif 1 infl non'.if t -ii and iirtu:. j branal linintr ! ttie he.id j eompb'tfiy ti-vil thf or of t.-ito nrd silt Tl. l'.-i t-ti ) tiy a few a piif-nt -on. t;. n iir '.it r - i t .. lie bend it i- iin-iti-ile,f -. Sol 1 . ,1 cent. I In re-'".! t i f f Tl' lri;i lit aue. S'-nd f-ir 'irri.tjir it.i'i ;m:1 lr,irtn:iti ELY'S riilllM I! A 1.1 c .. 1 ir , l or snl- by K:- to.na I'miti-ts. a rd I erallv. Hi. I !:ti . r.--:-f "ivli tr. - trial w: rr . ol ( a. : - : .-' I ' 1 1 t. lu'- id -kiI cois : il,,. ..n.. . r. i!.7.-d il-inrt ;is oM T 1 1.1 e. The llrilm ML'ISI :it ;l ii ink- in. Tlie Great Prairie:; of S r: i j Tii provinct's nf IV. i Monlevidoo nv' a vet f ' j ovcrrnivvui'il : h'.it nn : ; j it fnre wnro f t p-oiti : ; lin-.v room, lirovi ie 1 he I : -) in i:r free an 1 c.kv e- u.- a ir'ioil g.-ner:tl wciil'l he w j vvi:l:in reae'i 'f iii ha" "'. j Tie l'" are liv. is in I'm- ; . 1 fil.ln In' Fteani f-i" th --i-t- i i and t!ie raM'.vriY-. v.'. i h - i l.ioen provi 1 iitiaiiv it. , the p-.irp'es ' f Ame'i'. i-, are nlrea-l- rea !.hi l ' dvin.l Clia-o. the ;r:in.: V .." g-on-a. and cdher gr.-u: i.'- - - Inn 1 is to bo had f -v f ? -J and where the y 1 In-! n i i 1 he th httghear he e n-. ;-! r j made to f tee a hr ii-i i Ti e lrtr.d i -. in ' ' ' ' " " flt. no d-'til't : v.-rv !-i ; . vi-tl iil, i: !i- .i?t n 1 -i -f it mere w an.p r -i. ' ' Ii i it even ti t -e !.. i- : i :. broken ! vel ar-' i: -t . Ivnut V i f t hi :r i.'i'r. : 1 : l;rri7"Tl I .twf .;1 - ' ' ' ni'.j an I pnr-'v of !': the keen e'j -unii f .; NT. mi-rt i - -. I.i f :! -;..-:. ' e 1 by the . f '" i r n'--.i--z i "; r'' " ("n'n; life ..f t he : jirtmpa-s t 'o a-i .:: Oiks ! he'.e:-. ' th- : z " fi,H-k- : ov;:-i, ;-. . 1 ' Y. ' i:rj. i..l:n-t" i n an 1 Al W h.!c?sio Ii.-ii-i.ts L'en p.14. -lei.i. to i : HORSES TBI 'Inr nnlT. In tl.M IIt..!.? Ii-.- W o ... 1, breast, si It or s?'"n'.l. r i'lvis. t .Vn I''-1'IJ -Ftr fnirH (if lh. KT-iTnt-tl r.li- rl'i. rtia a, or vojiiiiii.jr, t::ko I'kklxa. "' BtXi8!JB 'For Cfmb, ?iihmv r.itj!it rtvo-t, rt-l.l ncssof brciua.tal.cl'.Kt. .A. sa-J gJUjaxajsJI --r or rnroTiic cararrn. I'mnchitls. rilenrl ...i.i wit iiiroaioi m;y K:iia 1 kRL'N a. 'TFitrvA Is tlie purest, most T-rienr-t iir cii-itui, mean iae kiiou loiuan. "7'tsntA Is tb best riv,;i'Cr. i"-:-.-, iin-c in-ri-.rop.."r rr the uiina." Purest "It Tent e-tn't sleen. takn Tvenk or worried inciLt.-illv. eaTt reU i tlll NA." rTntfiCaWIIIIIII II "51PC0 tela be jwid for the least Imrmritver mlnera.1 tUat may I: found In 1'ihi .na.'- 'HE Sold every-K-here. For pamphlet -write to 8. B. I1AKT.MAN A Co., .sboru, Ohio. Tr yon nr aide, feel badly, or In anv tnr otiw.-ti. LaVo 1'tKUXA and rcuUte tiiu bow ela n ith rERt-stA ; 11 t-VelXI i M It The Meat V.nes of S.' has often bei-;i tnte I Sold at the New Irni;JStore. Fostomt-e. l:b ensbnrit, I'a. t-V-13. l.-ly.l habitants of Polar Siher dop:s on mammoth men', nature's ico houe, an 1 : convenience if th ih. tropical animals eome t.i ! Pole is an unsolved pv earth's history. li:-!'--t!tP'ries intendel t' i tlitiot:s, but none of tt ! rincing. The tim-'. : -that years ag" t!e ve nr.-t stlddoil l-ha!!:!-' of t i ! Chinese CREAM Camphor! IS I XT ALVA RLE. It relieves Sprained Joints, Thrush in Feet, Sweeny, Poll Evil. IJIood and 1 one Spavins, Ringlione, and all hard lnmi caused by kicks or other bruises. For ' Epizooty, Distemper, Pver. l.olir. 1-oss of Apatite, and Weakness, use tlie I kon IIoksk and Cattle Powder. j r- A lialf pint bottle of the Cinrs Cnir, i CsMrnea can be had for AO certs Irom K James, I . i'ruiririt, r."entninr, , H The tetiinoiiinla of persons iisinw this I preparation, either on themselves or their liores I will be thatiklully received. j TESTIMONI M.S. ; I hava trted the Chinese Cream Camphor for ! Kheuraiitlsm and Nervous Headache and have ' i loiind In it inst int re.ief. I have never found lt i eipiai in an my travels. lit,, nr.i Hvsn l.n-l'.n En.. (on of Capt. Sirffeo. Uvna, K. 1. N.. Sin ' tHMire. India ) ! 1 ned the Chinese Cream Camphor for a ifrfrt ' attack of h'hctimatisin in theriitht shooMer and J can sincerely say, alter having tried sefrl other : well-known remedies, that it Is the -et thtnif I ; ever nsad, cnrfnir me conipleir! v V li la at J" ' W aitos. 117 ft. 41st street. Weit Philadelphia' j March 1. 181. After one application of the Chinese Tream Cam I Jdior I was relieved of fronted feet. Nimti l.i W -JW tBBj ) -xre.vil.-l jnj M m m PWey -arfSTun ' -.i.kjii 3 Nlt WBliil-BT!rtl'raT'esiWllM'.' I B J mn amcwraaim p-ra ar.aea na lQPO H S lJa?BaaaaWal tjiu'i inotrum aq r- ""T igwn st, viHi1 rti poa 9Jiia rs TnUiri',ri e;--riii.,J .. - taxrip rtANa et ajtl. d -u -jnniil B DOH me('"' -lapwaaar im : jrna rafjj jaii i, a w ! e:-a -'a tm ts i I a ni OOS "arskjpiroij p a a V : -v. i es iru n o II sw'luil nin-i m aii-. ae- Jl jnq .g iliB-iiaitirr, -aji -STt ll'H aaa mt p tni v. m aiaiAa a tann-X'! Jwitsaa avra c Sii'ia3f woiuf inOuiiHHiVj',sj"'a.- n "jirarnorm pmn lW"1 ? krT -1 eo a uiaio trrcxi L .jTiaaxj ar airrai-'i tx: q I . l avrj-::rrt;Jrf7.:tf;Ar:VT!'1 1 rI B xtin ra - - -TwLa j ".-i .-q B don a v 1 - i ; 1 n' a sreiM -, T", i ' 'iui w SLllJf 'r,o fry, j r, . i. ' ; 1 t. . r m. "MJng -svJOH ia nmrnau ajp a "rW j4 iJtiit 11T f" l-a j 1 aa kak. 41& North Tkird street, Phtladelnhla. Pa i. 12. 181. . . .. Jan. 1 t;. buckt.ky, ATTOKSET. AT XTJLa ATTOKSET-AT-I.A W. Liiitm, rA. - Office at 1102 Twelfth street, in r-aina bulld lnjr a ad Immediately In rear of First Nat'l Bank. Altoona. April 22, l$n.-tf. Or; fn 50Vr"r Ht 5nl8 Stmplw worth ti una, uaino, navmir aunoreo- severely with trostad feet I ned the Chinese Cream Camphor three times, rubblna: It In thoronirhly. and was cared. Mv mother tried It fomervous hea.tacl e. ol-tainlnz "instant rehel -AxtotvS. TATtCL, 1J15 Melon street, PhlladV Jan. 1ft. la-si. 4-8.-in.j iinn!T9. "?ITrn KVFRrWHKRa: t. iii.-ir -o.T tnv-.:;,.(. Wl k 1: 1 1 A fair of t:.K.:n .,! HI.;!, nn,j xor. comofeie hi ?ir.--.'. ,7 1 VH"r,in :,rai; a rea.IT market. Send J:eliin o.. 4tiS Waaldnaion hu. UoUou. .Maaa. NEW RICH BLOOD! ml'i '.""i ' I?"rf'""'' fitts, make N,.w liich Ttlo.W. and will eempletely rbanire the l.loo.l ,n tneeiitirflsvstom iu three, months. Anrwrwn w ho will take. pill curb night from 1 to 12 wreka mav I re-stored toaottn.l bi alth. if such a thmtr be pos,b!n. Sent hT tniil for 8 letter atitmm . i. .nn.ssny t t o., r,o,ton, ai.. 'H fc Co, port- I CT'")"""1-12"'','ath",riosily made. fJostly 13-4781AV.J C lAOtttflllree. Adrc?irruet Ansu5t,Mvt Poles from to: were cau!:t fr ,-en. and b i A reeetit tra that, happen;- a'.o'i t e 1. I--iee- -.r.lt t: a! till I i I'l r I.e 'l of w 1 i -s A, .. i 1 to oi;t 'WK !',! pi I n.i ;h i" AIM)! r I r t 4V l-c?;'"!! fen .it r ri'i t !' ' li 1 . 1 ! -! 1 - . V.. k H t.-l e. t'-ie-.:it-.ii . r t - tp --aiirot cure itli V et t i.u-ie I ,; er 1 ' 1 ,! en the diri -Hoiis are s-ri -t c iiipn.-1 nt. I hev ar purely eif i-t-i Lie. a ii'i n. v.t i.nl to n r 1 1 - ra.-t i-n. sui. ;i r -i .ated . I.ak; H-'xr. .iiiiotMii :io pill., .Hct. Eor ale l.v it i i 1 iru'j i-t-. H.-s.iTei.f rmiii-ter'i-il.-rs nn. im'Ti--'!-. '1 l-i. Pennine ti!nnu':ie. tnred ,.no t.v .li ill N C. WIST A. i . " 1 he Pill Makera.'" lsl .V lvt tV. Madison St . Chu-.-ico 1 ree trmi i.tii-kue sent t-y mail i r.-eaid nn re.-,-tit ol a l"-o,,l.-iy.j t a rn t m t i 1 tt i , n I I t 1 e , ' r p of , r-.. tl.e h . : ' of e . . I" a-; f, s r- ' -er;.. . .r i - ' --.r. ,'f ! . r (. - 1 i 1 II - ! t. ' ! L T' -a i - ' i . . or i. ' 1. d ia ti.e ' : .Mi i l Tl i I V . j - ' ' I t "., w n: 1 1 I f - A WL An F n t-. - l--e:t J-t'!tl" T .!: X :il P.. le fl one i f t to an ol I rijountrtii.i-' 1V.1. fiat rer this fmbtrv. itoii't i'" lio-il. wi! Ii cni-l lies-, the t in th. the s hawks fin 1 th inrr of the obi-iuito". pt -cliatterinfj l'tt -e oard.tvn : a ' and variet v of f-wl and br.:-' less to me as wi-il as imn h " pa vet v of wliose phimnje :i . . lite slr:ino;enes :md wihhie--screeelics an I le-wls a ways and evert where have v and which will only rrra '. room for the iloeks and lier :-. inp and beilo in z. the crow;-.. linr of his ilu'.r.e-ti,. surround Life in the pra'rie is life v: die; for the very henr ln--: tod : and away from trail . r : neither for sex nor a-- j other practicable, or, u: . o means of locmiotion V ' b:u-k ; and the hor-es ar-: 5 ' footed, brave as lions, a: I tiocile as cows, nnd the r r keeping c-t li'.'le. and and siioeincr nothing. 3 cent staiiip, STARTLING DISCOVERY! UOST MANHOOD RESTORED. A victim of yrmthfnl impendence canssna Prama wtre lieeay, rvou Debility, loat Manh-iod. etc.. avinp tried in Tain every kuown remedy, baa dia corered a simple aelf care, which be will Mil FBI K io his fellow-.uf!.rcra. addiraa J. H. HKE1 :. A3 batliant fat., 1. Feb. 4, l-Sl.-ly. W.-tl, I .lon't km ! -I. you mean to !l canl.t nioi-e and larj---r "Nn: but 1 have e t bi- fellers." "Conic. no'V. tell v. ' the largest tronl yon ever Val, I can't " ev u ri weight, lint b".i folks "' Now, you know it is around t' is ver lnke. 1' As 1 s:i:d before, I ' woiht of the bijz 1 out, but I did h ni o '.'!' and afier 1 lavd -1 ! three feet, and you ' water mark over ; on binee. :!1 !er i'- HUNTER'S SIFTERS. l- tttlrlrs In One. M lllmns In use rrmi!m1v choice 41 paire entitloi-ue (. oilier opeialtics lr.n J. H. HVMt K ' tint tn'tiO. As t fl anted' Tea ms'ls from red r the New woik P-'. t,lb, . rnre for cancer, the cS-1- washed with tte tea. i 1" l - i 1 : 1 N. es. a -i t b. 1 'I .ri
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