THE RED PEPPER.
Wrat aiii the human throat in this
latter day, and what has U'couie of tlio
old-fashioned re J pepper ? Men who are
row forty years old knew little of throat
troubles in their boyhood. There was
a little sore throat occasionally, and once
in a while a little quinsy, and you would
bear at Ion? intervals of putrid sore
thro.it. Children were not as daintily
cared for in those days a3 now. Few of
the ever had underclothing to wear,
and scarcely a boy who had an overcoat
till he was old enough to earn the mon
ey for it'.'himself. Croup was the par
ental horror of that day, and yet as but
ter and alum were early found a sure
retried v for that trouble, warping or con
tracting and bo breaking the false mem
brane as it was forming, parents had no
great ilrad of that. Children had few
cold? and no serious sore throat and
when they had, a cup of red-pepper tea
sent the ailing boy to bed sweating, and
brouzht him out well in the morning.
The red-pepper of our grandmothers 1
what has become of
it? Who that uvea
in those sensible days does not remem
ber the Shining String Of alternate red j
and preen ivnpers that hung from the
' " I . . , i
rafters over the Kitchen nre, anu wnicn
had been planted, raised ami strung up j
by grandmother's own hand, ?nd hung j
in the place of honor, all to cure the j
children's colds, colics, and cramps, and j
the older folks' congestion or chills
death tO all the C'S. And WhO does IlOt a
remember how perfectly the pepper ac- Fragrant with delicious flower odors and healte
...wiulitwl its work a little hard to balsam. Contains In a modified form all the rir-
COinpllstieu US woi-K a uuih nam i" ( tur.e , r,ltic,irs th(, skin t'ure, and Is indispen
take, a little hot after It Was down, and ...hie in (he treatment of Sklnand Scalp Diseases.
yet bringing you ail right in the morn
ing, and lending a halo of pride to gran'
ma's face at the breakfast table that the
puzzled face of the modern doctor sel
dom shares. Ah, it was a rare old mag
ic the red peppers that the grandmoth
ers raised and used. It cured all the ju
venile ills we have enumerated and
many more. So great and quick was its
macric that many a boy, who had such a
sore attack of colic, croup or cold that
he was sure that he couldn't possibly go
to school, was cured at the mere sight
or smell of the steaming tea, and sent
bounding off to school as sound as a tri
vet, and as merry a3 a cricket. Indeed,
sudden cures have been made at the
m -re mention of it. Older people, too,
men who were a little afraid of work
ing out all day in the damp or of dig
ging in a well, and who now think whis
key the medium of warding off jRissible
chills, were often saved by grandmothers
red-pepper tea.
What has become of the red-pepper ?
And how did it happen that just as it
went out of fashion diphtheria came in,
and with it a dozen other throat diseases
with long and mysterious names and
none of which medical science, which
has made the slowest progress of all the
sciences, is able to treat with much suc
cess ? Our grandmothers kpt the old
and young throats of our generation
cured up with red and cayenne pepper,
and warded off many other diseases
with them. "What, since they have dis
appeared, has taken their place, or is do
ing their work ? Something, whatever
it is. that doesn't cure,
A gentleman who was a boy thirty
year? ago, said yesterday : "The reason !
there is so much diphtheria is because
the people have quit using the red jep- i
per,
The man lie was talking to had a i
sore, throat, and was trying to stave it
ofT till night, with some of the gargles
and wahes of the later day, so as to get
his day's work done, and was growing
worse all tho time. The apostle of the
red iepper Paid ; 'Throw that stuff out
and send and get a little vial of brandy,
aiKl fill it one-fourth full of cayenne
pepper, and put the cork of it to your
tongue every half hour, and your sore
throat will begin to heal at once, and
your voice cease being squeeky." It
was done and it did. Later in the day
a gentleman trained in medical science,
but ii' it practicing it, and so not concei
ted in its latter day nature, came in, and
was asked : "How does this red pepier
curi my thioat that is, how does it
act V He ieplied : "It acts as a local
stimulus; and in two ways strengthens
the diseased part of the throat and pre
vents the growth of any false matter
heats and relaxes, stimulates and tones
red pepper always does that." He
addl : "The world would be a great
deal better off. and a great deal health
ier, if it used more of it."
So, while tin? modern doctor stands
pnzzled and perplexed and unsuccessful
before diphtheria, and while medical
science can do no more to control or
cure it than when it first appeared some
twenty-five years ago, and while some
times four or five die of it yet in a sin
pie family, why not revive the good old
plan of grandmother's of watching the
children's throats all the time, detect
ing the first trace of trouble, and then
using the old fashioned red pepper to
fight and ward off the disease while it is
incipient and before it becomes rooted ?
Doctors will laugh at it. But doc
tors always have laughed at the best
people to cure the sick and ward off
sickness in the world the good old wo
men, wise in experience, healing in
their nursing, and those who have rais
ed large families of thir own, and help
ed to raise and save all the weakly chil
dren in the neighborhood, and any of
them is worth more in tlr; sick room of
a child ill with children's troubles than
all the doctors in town.
We propose the restoration of red
pepper toils old place in family favor,
and to its undoubted usefulness. We
believe grandmothers can take it, and
with proper care by beginning in time,
tieat all the doctors yet in righting the
dread diseases of the throat, and in sav
ing the children from their ravages
Dts Moines Slilf Register.
Ammoxi a as a Hair Stimulant.
I'rofessor Erasmus Wilson, of Iomlon,
pives tbe we iirlit of hi.s cniirient autlior-it)-
in fnvor of ammonia as a healthful
Btitnulant f'r t he hair, being preferable
because it is unlikely to create inflam
mation anil its consequences; it is neith
er absorbable into the system, nor could
it do harm if such were the case ; and
its odor, refreshing at the moment of
its use, speedily evaporates. In a case
of ordinary madesia, or filling out of
the hair, i'rofessor Wilson precribes a
lotion composed of strong liquid ammo
nia, almond oil and chloroform, of each
one part dissolved with five parts alco
hol or rosemary, and made fragrant by
the addition of a drachm of the essen
tial oil of leinoi B.the lotion to be dabbed
upon the skin of the head after through
friction with the hair brush.
Old Ff.xcf.3. Half of the weeds that
trou'jle farmers are harlored along old
and useless fences. A fence that is not
a barrier against stock is always harm
fill aim USn!es, inaSmUtMl as lew iarm-
era think it necessary to clean the weeds
from the line of fences so long as the
rest of the field is kept clean. He for
gets the seeds that are blown over his
own and his neightiors grounds from
these very weeds. Have only such fen
ces as are 'strictly necessary and keep
the soil along them clean.
For Roast IIef.f. To flavor a roast
of beef delicionsly, to ruafte it tender,
and to trive variety, which is essential
in the family where beef is the staple
meat eaten to do this nothing is re
quired but a large lemon ; cut it in two
pieces, squeeze all the juice upon 'lie
loast, then after peeling the lemon, roll
it up in the roast. When the lemon is
used no water is needed. The roant
should bo a fat one, to issue good gravy,
and the lemon acid will remove the oily
taste sometimes objected to.
Inaction of the stomach or lungs.
PriUNA cures. But when the liver o
kidneys, Masalix do.
i
I
Kpsoivoi1
ODrtM with Encrirw upon the Kid.
nfj, l.lrr. Iloweli, l
fomof ItacSkin.
Nentrallzinsr, Alirblii(r nd EptH
Ibk Scrofnlom, ucrooi,
and ranker.
limORS.
Tk - . r, r mn.- hnnmn an.! rlirlnif when
i phvsiaians. hospitals. nU other methodsand
: remedies tail. Scrofula or Klinr's Evil, "ilandalar
' SwelllnRt. dcers. Old Sores. Milk I. Mercurial
Affection." Erysipelas. Tutnots. Abscesses, Car
i buncles. Hoi. Wood Poisons, Briahl's Disease,
Wastln ol the Kidnevs ami J-lver, Rheumatism,
' Con"Mi'.iMon, Piles. Ilypepsia, and all Itching
anil bcaiy
eri;ptio
Of the Skin and Scalp. such a Salt Khenm,
Psoriasis, Tetter. Klnitworm. Harper's Itch. Scald
Torturing Humors from a pimple to a serotulttio
nicer, when a-sfste.i hy Cutlcura and Cutloura
c..ar, th vrftt SKill (llrel.
Soap, the great Snin Cure.
uririRA
A street unchangeable Medicinal Jelly clears oft
all external evid-nocs of Hloo.i Humor, eats away
Dead Skin and Flesh, tnstantly allays ttchinsr and
irritation. Soften. Soothes an.l Heals. Worth
its weight in irold for all Itching Diseases.
CCTIt IRA WAP
n .vom.lte Toilet Hath and NurservSensatlve
and tor res ion ntr. preserving ami tieauiiiyiukT idq
complexion and Skin. The only .dedicinal Baby
Soap.
Cutlcura, remedies are the only real euratires
for diseases ol the kin. Scalp, arid Blood.
Price: Cutlcura Kesolvent $1 .00 per bottle; Ou
tleura. 5oc. per box; larire boxes, $ln(J: Cutfeara
Medicinal Toilet Soap. 25c.; Cuticura Medialaal
Shaving Soap, 15c. Sold everywhere.
S Principal Depot, We-efefs' Potter,
Koaton, .nasi.
Sanford's Radical Cure.
Tlie (irrat Unerlean Rslsamlr IIM11I
atlon of n il ieli llaarl. American
1'lne, l annilian I f r. Marl
told, lover lllon
Moni, etc..
For the Immediate relief and Permanent Cure of
every form ol Catarrh, from a simple Head Cold
or lnflnenz.i to the Ioss of Smell. Taste, and Hear
tnir, Couirh, Bronchitis, and Incipient Consump
tion. Indorsed by Physicians. Chemis'a. and
Medical Journals" throughout the world, as the
only complete external anil Internal treatment.
One bottle liadial Cure, one box Catarrhal
Solventnnd Sanford's Inhaler, all in one package,
of all druifirists for Jl. Ak for Smfird's Kadical
Cure. Weeks k. Potter, Boston, Mass.
ELECTRICITY.
tlc-ntle. yet efieotive, nnlted
with Healinif Balaam, ren
der enrxiNs' voltaic
FI.ECTKIO PLASTERS
one hundred times superior
to nil other plasters for every
Pain. Weakness and Inflam
mation, t rice 25cts. Sold
everywhere.
r -w-a'-.-i'.j..- l"i..'iu n.immpi
PARKER'S
HAIR B AXSAM.
This elegant dressing
b preferred by those
whohaveusedit,toanjr
similar article, on ac
count of its superior
leanline'-s and purity.
It contains materials
only that are beneficial
to the scalp and hair
and always
?e:sr;s tha touihful Color to Grf y or Faded Ha'r
y - r.:er s Hmir Ealsam fs finely perfumed and is
. - j-f:! to prevent foiling of the hair and tn re-
t. r.ive ."anJruff and itching. Hiscox & Co , N.Y.
t r. ftt ft , It ds7t ill irvft mnd mJ!:!net.
PARKER'S
roNic
A Su:c!a:ivt Health indSlrenoth Restorer.
If vmi rrc a m-hanic or farmer, worn out with
o. tv. rU. or a nr.hrr run down ty faaiily-r houso
h '.i d'JtiM try I ahkek's Ginock Tinic.
if r Are a I iwyer, minister or business man ex
1 .r, -i 1 yrifr:a! strain or anxious cares, donottalre
in- xtc; kltiu !ants, but use Parker's Ciinper Tonic
li you Va-e i 'on sumption. Dypevia, Kheiima
lm, Ki-'nc v i'orr.plaints, or any disorder of thIurtr,
rt j.nrh. hcwels, blood ct nerves. Packer's Ginghr
T-t.'!C v iU cure you. Itisthe Greatest Blood Purifier
(hi Cett and Surest Cough Curs Ever Used.
If yui are watinfj away from age, dissipation or
a?y r-ae or wealcress and require a stimulant taV?
GiNciEn 1 or.rc at ence ; it will invigorate and build
Ti -,n fn-n the fi-st dose bnt will nevr intoxicate,
t h; s save-i hundreds of lives; it may save yours.
CA'C f ON ! RrftitU (ultut-t. Pmrkor't ntD7TTflr.!c ft
crpx'd f th Kit rmrdil tftn: In tlitwtrH. -. i itM.t'r'7
c.'-.rr. from prpra:;oni of trer 6-?n.i fr c -rul-v i
liii cz, k Co., N. Y. SOc. A tixe, td-Ir in drvp.
C?rAT SAVING EL' YIN DOLLAR IZ.
Itsn h and lasting fr.ip"ance has ma'ie thu I
d-I ,;hrf;il pert.ime exceedingly popular. There
In nf hi.tfr like it. Insist uion having Florbs
ton Coloonb and look for signature of
Ait dnjsvist or des)cr tn ptrf'uucir
!iil'TJr,M i!i,i.
For a quarter of a century or more Hostct
ter's Stomach Hitters has been the reipn
Inir siieoitie (or tniliurestion, dyspepsia, fe
er anil sicue, a loss of filiysical stutnini,
liver complaint an. 1 tithcr diordnrs, and
hns been most iMnpliatiriiHy indorsed by
medical men as a health and strength re
storative. It counteracts a tendency to
premature decay, nnd sustains and "com
forts the nifed and inlirtn.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
Ilenltl. is AVonltHI
TVi. K. Wkst's Nebtiss p Hraih Trkat
I mkst a snecitic for Hvsteria. Iiizsine's.. t'on.
vullns. erv.ius Headache. Mcntnl IH'presslon
I-.os of Memorr. Spermatorrhoea, linpotencv. In
voluntary KniisslOD. I'rctr.ature Old Aire, caused
by over-exertion, self abuse, or over-indulirence,
which leads to misery, decay and death. One box
will core recent e.ises. Fich box contains 1 month's
trmtment. Ine dollar per box, or six boxes for flvo
dollars: sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price.
W (ruarantce six bottles to cure any cae. With
each order received by us fur six boxes, accompa
nied by five dollars, we will send the purchaser
our written itnarantee to return the money if the
treatment d.-es not effect a cure. (J iarn"tees Is
sued onlv when treatment Is ordered direct Irom
us. Adlre JOHN W KST ft)., s(.le I'ropr.
etors. 181 St 1S3 W. Madison St.. Chicago. III. Sold
bv rll dnieirisf. Smith, Klin it k. Co., Wholesala
Agents, Philadelphia. (8-6,'81.-ly. J
mr00 REWAItD!
1UK will pay the nbove reward for any case 0
yy I.iver t'orriplalnt. Dyspepsia, Sick Headache,
IndiKCSt ion. t 'os; i pat ion or t'ostiveness we cannot
cure with West s YVirctahla liver 1'iUs, when the
directions are strictly complied with. Thev are
purely eifetahle, n nd never tall P
aurel v eifetahle, n nd never tall to Hive satisfaction.
S
iist ar fnated. Large Hoxes. contalninn 30 Pills,
2Rcts. Fur sale bv ail Druirutsu. Hcware of conn-
tcrietters and Imitator". !'li urenuine mannfae
tnred onlv PtJouN '. Wi.sr l ti.,-'i-u Pill
Makers.'" 1S1 It 1S3 W. M.iji..n St., t'hicsaro. Fre.
trial package sent by mail prepaid on receipt ot a
S eeat sutmp. lS-&,'81.-ly. J
HF iTTT'SORGAS,'-7 Stops, lOset TJeedg. only
i.V . sJLIm f. Plasiostlti up Kareynlldar
I.dacejpaata isrfitjM Wrtw or wit m IMIff,
Wasulnrton.ir. J.
CATER R IH
K T " " FX r- p?
j on verr dot? e
B can rmf vmj. i
hj LlKt.B StVIN-a at-YI.Vti nr. ST7E. E
jfO CELEBRATED
h STOMACH f
Wanted I
500 Bushels Potatoes,
300 Bushels Apples,
200 Lbs. Dried Appl
The above nre sonic of the articles we
are just now in need of, but any
thing you have to sell bring to
us and we will give you
THE HSOHEST MARKET PRICE
EITHER IN EXCHANGE FOR: GOODS OR CASE
At the same time we wish to call your
attention to the fact that we have a
VERY LARGE STOCK OF GOODS
on hands at present, all of which we
are positively offering at
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES !
IF YOU WANT ANYTHING IN THE WAY OF
Cold Weather
SUCH
Hea.vy TTLiisrnsrELB,
you can save money by buying them
now, as we are offering
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS
in goods that we have on band, so that
we can dispose of as many as possi
ble before the 1st of April next.
DON'T FORGET 01711
STOCK OF BOOTS MM SHOES
which is the largest and most complete
in Ebensburg. To make a long story
short, bring us what you have for sale
and we will sell you what you want at
the right figures.
V. S. BARKER & 3R9.
Ebensburg, Feb. 24, 1882.
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
ONLY C0-MTIYE STORE lil JQHHSTOWH,
No. 3 M OR R IS Street,
WILL SELL
ALL. KIND OF GOODS
USUALLY KEPT IX FIRST-CLASS GEXER.IIBTORE,
AT THE VERY LOWEST PRICES.
tWJifffi'Ifnf- of Northern Cambria are specially invited to give tts a
caff. Commodious yard and feeding place for Ttorses, free of charge,
for use of customers,
JNO. E. STRAYER, Secretary.
JOHNSTOWN, JAN. 27, 18S2.-Sm. ,
GEIS, FOSTER&QUINiNJ,
113 & 115 CLINTON STREET, JOHNSTOWN, PA.,
-ALWAYS
Largest and Cheapest JStoelt ot
Dry a,xicL Dress GroocLs,
NOTIONS, MILLINERY, CARPETS, ETC.,
to be found in Cambria or adjoining counties. ISTTorget not the street and numbers
and fail not to call, buy and be happy.
C3-EO. w. 2":ea(3-:e:r,,
CASH UEALEH IN AL.L, KINO OF
HEATING AND COOKING STOVES,
-AND MANUFACTURKK OF-
TIN" AND SHEET-IRON WARE,
ISleventli Ave., Altoona,
47-C UK A P F.ST PLACE IX THE CITY. Roofing, Spouting and Repairing ol
til kind promptly and salfa-torlly attended to. 10-2479. tf.
C. T. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN
CLOCKS, ViTCHES, JEWELRY, BOOKS, STATIQKERY,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, GROCERIES,
Notions, Meliciiies, Wall Paper, Ciiars, ToSacco, Fancy Gools, Toys, k
VARIETY STORE, EBENSBURG, PA.
RELIABLE GOODS. HONEST TRICES. FJLIR, DEALING.
Wanted!!
cooos.
AW
HATE TIIE-
f TREASURER'S SALE
Lands and Lots
IK
Cambria County.
A. l. 188-2.
I JOHN A. KENNKPY. Tresstirpr of Cftmhrla
, Connty, In the Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia, in pursonc5 ol the several Acts of Assembly
in said Commonwealth direetinr th time and
mannerof selline Unseated Innds forTaes. do
hereby elve notice that the followlnir described
tract? of TTnnseated Iands and Lots of Oronnd in
th said Connty or Camltrla. or snch parts thereof
as may be necessary to pay arrearanes of taxes due
thereon for one year or more, will be offered for
sale at tlieConrt Honse in the Boroneh or Kbens
bunr. on the SK.CONI MONDAY, beinir the 12th
Jay of Jane ext. and continne by ad jonrnment
from day to day until the whole be sold for such
arrearages of taxes and costs necessarily accruing
thereon.
rnneatrd I,anl. ISSO-l.
Naves of Owsxrs or Warbabtxks.
Acret. F'r'i. Ada-mi Tovrmhip. ArtCI.
440 John Anderson t M.74
439 John Morrison 6.6i
440 Valentine Oster M.74
10 Martin McDonald 20.84
400 Martin McDonald 61 .80
401 Jacob Clement 51.72
259 John Williams (SmithJ "Capp". .33.42
245 54 John Kelllv 31. SI
81 Thomas Smith (part) 10.44
389 F.benerer Krenhous 24.38
400 H.C. Ts'eV. 51.80
401 Henrv Katrlnirton 19.50
200 Win. H. Anthony 9.80
400 Oell 51.80
15 Seymore Jt Wertx 20.40
1000 James Sawyer 129.00
Fnrr Totrmhip.
10 Thomas Edwards (part) 10.80
40 freoree Harrison , 4 32
100 105 Thomas Duncan 10.80
205 106 James Town 21.60
83- "William Brady 22.32
2f3 Willtam McCoy 21.60
140 K. Shoemaker 10.08
77 Fred, and Oeore-e Snvder 12.60
14 Owen I. Williams...; 1.44
Btarklirh Totrnittiip.
45 Henry ShirfTner 5 76
25 Simon Snvder 3 20
35 John McCawlev 4 81
100 eorsre Slooi?h 13 11
50 John Ross 6.40
84 William I,von 11.19
85 JohnOrafl 1152
40 Flnvel Brown 5.12
80 Adam KelB-tiard 10.24
162 Sebastian OrafT 14.39
1O0 John Jones 3.20
800 Jacob Prcssincr 39 90
335 lanl T.cho 43 19
137 Taniel Leavr 17.59
37 Henry Campbell 1.92
59 fJabriel Borlnn (Snvdnr) 3.20
100 Ianiel and John Davis 3 20
97 John D.iris 6.19
100 Oeorire Kex... ... 6.40
434 Oeorire Kcx 83 83
343 Emanuel Brallier 43.91
Carroll Toienahip.
25 80 John Hoops 2.17
108 James Hoops 9 40
19 Joseph rkenro.le. )r 1.42
Cnmbria Toxrnship.
18 Andrew Lewis 2.18
50 William T.lnton 5 45
100 Keese .1. Llovd TV90
174 John Mnnrsn I1"1
108 John .1. Krans Si Co 17.33
132 K. H. Tndor 8.94
Chrnt Townthip.
300
4S2
452
321
2H
14T
se
225
212
William Parker 74.40
Anthony Simons 84 07
Nathan T.anarliboronirh 84. 07
Thomas Ketland 39 80
Thomr Masters 31.12
John Ketland 13.60
Charles Por-e 22 70
feoree Polo 3.
Joseph pope 41.17
Samuel Pnth 39.43
fiecive Oilson 10.48
Henr Soely 6 88
Samnel Peters 5.10
Hneh Hoops 39 68
John Pope 23.68
James Hoops 17.11
Oeonre Hoops 9.92
Nathsn Footer 15 38
Henry Foster 10.50
James Foster 3.10
44
44
62
es
28
u
68
87
44
1(19
in
4
321
IS
180
124 121
W 120
50
W
40 131
319
44
300
IrtO
40S 106
127
135 134
1SH 137
4O0
400
33
14
100
25
2S
3
2 120
400
77
300 12S
100
39
11 OT
J. hn Olden 4 96
John Drinker 2 48
William Oray 48 24 I
Joseph fr-ay 63 70
jarc.es Hunter 37.20
James Foster nnd feorire Ollson 6 20
James Both 50.22
William Parker 23.62
Henrv Phillips 25.11
Simon Walker 29.02
Kohert KwinK 4' 60
11. Beck man 24.80
Cltartirld Toicmhip.
Samuel Calvin 38 60
Kilev Sarirent 2 20
A. fc'P. Flvnn 23 40
James F. Mcflonsfh 25.82
A. B. Shaw fc Oo 25 .81
Albert Tvory 72
Joseph Hoirue 95
Blair V Bell 62.40
Conrvuiugh Township.
James Bnrk 23.10
Klehnrd Smith S6.no
David Nevin 36. 00
Cooper Improvements... 9.00
Crnyle Toirnthip.
Samuel S. Paul 3 30
P. M. .1. Brown 1.99
7
34 P. M. & J. Brown 4.61
72 laae Paul 9.49
18 John T.ovett 1.99
30 John M. Skellv 6 94
30 Joseph Skelly 6.94
(leorire Heater, one lot 83
C. B. Fllis. one lot. No. 3 68
C. B. F.llis, one lot. No. 4 66
Van Toirnthip.
200 Bell fc Blair 48.40
40 John Meae 4 84
434 John r isher 37.67
433 John Harrison 37 67
2O0 John Brotherline 17.40
400 Thomas Patterson 69.60
80 Felix McOnlre 6 80
71 I,. A. Poflenbersrer 16.47
168 Morris Woir 12.18
330 Henry Wolf 28 71
110 Joseph lavis 9.77
410 Morris Davis 35.67
400 Henrv Davis 34 80
233 William Barton 54 04
233 F7ekiel Farmer 20.30
116 William Tilton 10.88
loo William Brodle 8 70
330 Jese Bosh 28 71
233 Lewis Wolf mi
4'K1 Andrew (rrayson 34 80
400 Morris White S4 80
400 Henry White 84.80
100 James Bryson 17.40
10 Joseph Seiruin SO
Elder Toxm$hip.
122 James Foster and Oeo. Ollson.... 29.40
150 John Hoops 25.80
50 (leorire Hoops 5. 80
25 Charlc Pope 2.80
50 Henry Foster 5 80
60 Samuel Peters 8.00
125 James Hoops " 30 00
200 Andrew Weaver -....... 30 00
80 John o'.len 4 so
35 48 Peter Bordman 3.92
Oallitzin Tovnxhip.
48 John T. Christy, M. D 12 76
190 Aaron Bowen 67.78
220 Mifflin Hanan ......".. 83.60
75 MaryHanan ." .1.....". 17.10
60 Nicholas Bell 20 00
67 William Christy (mineral) 16.12
143 123 John tlray 108.68
Jtu'kion Torrnthip.
100 John Cnnnlnirham
80S 105 Thomas Morris
194 Kobert Morris
100 John White .
92 Paul Boltv .'.
300 Matthias Sloiieh
46 Thomas White
25 Daniel Oonithnonr
208 Isaac Bonser
184 39 Jasper F.wlnir!
89 James Reese
69 Tavtd M. Priuirle
50 Wm. H. Sechler
Lomer Yodrr Toicmhip.
80 Henry Rrown
16.00
48 76
31 .04 100
16.00 1O0
14 72 25
48.00 93
7.36 16
8 98 03
89 94
85.32 ,
17.08 1
7.58
8.00
2.79
270 Ihmsen heirs S4.16
100 James P. McConauehy 8.30
Portage Townnhip.
4461 Arent Sonman .. 698.77
200 Fred. Hinton 28 80
2O0 Samnel Hinton.. 28.80
439 Oeortre Ontwald .... 14 40
130 H. 6t C. Zeller 18 72
90 Wm. T. McConnell 12.96
70 A. . F. I". McConnell 4.62
Reade Towmhip.
434 Kobert Atkins 04.90
40 P. & A. Flvnn 11.68
2.v 7 P. fc A. Flvnn 58 40
433 Patrick Borland 221.26
140 John Barron, jr .. 71.54
217 Henrv Phillips 94 59
434 Simon Walker 221.26
174 108 Thomas Sanbonrn 88.92
434 3 Martin Bush 158.04
434 8 Morris Such 1.18. 04
415 Morris Rush 151.47
159 Henrv Bush 58 03
100 Joseph Borland S6.50
70 Henrv !8neh 25.55
393 Thomas Canbv 86.07
221 19 Johr. Crale 48.36
100 David Jackson 36 50
100 Henry Kepple 86.50
200 Willl'im Barton 43.80
12 A. H. Flsbe Co 6.25
25 John Brown 9.12
63 John Brown 81 Wm. Spade, part. 82.99
100 W. H. Woods 88.60
67 Oeorare M. Keade 24 45
400 James E. Iavls.... 87.60
200 John Bell 43 80
1040 Cnrrv fc Tone", assignees 151.84
109 Martin TiRhe 20.78
Summerhill Toirnthip.
439 80 Jacob Nasle 65.83
439 80 Henry Woo.1s 65.83
439 80 James Dalton 65 83
439 80 James Searicht 65.83
370 40 Israel Jones 55.60
1X Wilson Hunt .. 16.00
03 Ebenerer Branham 13.95
19 40 John Hammond. .. 2.38
"tMueJtanna Totcn6i'7.
87 William Cook 2.48
132 Peter Blttrht . 6.60
144 11 William Campton 7.14
242 James Thompson 31.92
150 Joseph Thomas 99.00
146 S. W. Fisher 7.83
41 Alexander Henderson . 63.84
Stonyrrerk Toienthip.
T Lewis Plitt .. 1.86
Taylor Toicmhip.
SO Henry Sarnent .. S 48
M Anthony Preston 7.2
Upper Todtr Tovrnthip.
400 John Taylor 40. m
212 eorre Cable 21.63
400 Jobn Brown 22.20
Wathington Toirnthip.
81 Thomas Jackson -- 18.52
100 Philip Collins 68 00
100 Henrv 1111en 61.20
400 J. R. McFarlane 54.40
400 Richard Constantino .. M 0
252 Simon Koop M OO
200 Wm. II . Sechler " 60
90 Ueo. and Alex. Buchanan..... 24 48
50 S. H. Lemon 6 80
60 Sophia Hurd 6.80
White Toirnthip.
302 Simon Walker . 73.24
400 Henrv Phillip .. 155.20
183 James Wilon ...... 71.O0
291 Frederick Moieneaux... 66.45
114 91 Frederick Moleneaux 27.64
456 Thomas Sanbourn 853.08
170 93 Simon Walker 82 45
384 106 Henry Phillips 188.73
600 Calvin H. Kanstead . . 070.00
250 Cnrrv A Jones, assignee 84.38
10 Matt'new Cowan... 2.43
118 Lan-ieln fc Th mas 84.32
75 John Stabler, sr 6.15
66 William M.Lloyd . 81.63
SEATED I.AXDS 17-80,
Adamt Totrnnhip.
JohnC. Emleh 106
Cambria Coal and Iron Co 122.31
Adam Vamer 1-80
Joseph BomKardner...... 62
60
1230
60
15
Allegheny Toirnthip.
Peter Mullen..
Barr Tovnehip.
Isaiah Bonner
H.J Boland
Robert Olan
John McOee
Jacob L. Keith
Bernard Donahoe
Archie Farrell
Joseph Oardner
Michael Sheets
J. A. Trent
8. A. lonirlass
Henrv Zern
Lawrence Smith, 1 house, 2 lots. .
Blacklick Toirnthip.
J."hn Coonsleman. ....... .........
Richard Tudor
Beniamln tfilpatrick ..
Harrison Overdorff
Ptonehaek fc Martin
Alexander MeAdatns
Silas J. Warcham. 1 home, 2 lota
Camfrrt'o Toirnthip.
K. Jones, tanner
Oilbert L. Lloyd
J. Moore estate
Jacob and Oeors;e Sohrift
Samnel Vaurhn
John Wentrode
R. Wolf fc Hackle
Alexander Moore
P. Noon estate
Rees J. Lloyd
Silas Casldy
James H. Iavis
Thomas B. Hutchinson
William P. Jones.....
John Wherley
i'anoll Toirnthip.
Nicholas Alles
Rev. M. Ikunenee
John Nisei
Peter Bertram estate
Che't Toirnthip.
John and Henrj Mellon. .
John Hipsch.
B. J. Sawyer fc Co
Cheat f!pringt Borough.
John Barnicle. house and lot
Samnel Kemp, house and lot
Clearfield Toirnthip.
Valentine Beers
Samnel Kelly
Daniel Litrinirer estate
Robert White estate...
F. McConnell. ir
William McOiiire
Peter Deloner
Lnke A. Ieoier
Reed fc. Tndor
Allegheny nnd Indiana Run Oil,
Coal and Lumber Co..-
A. J. Durbin
Paul Strittmatter
Y. M. Flanapran
Conemaugh Township.
Improvements Lewis Baumer
Michael IMwnev
L. B. Cohiok....."
Isaac Haws, honse and lot
Conemauyh Borough.
Henrv Schnable, 1st ward. 1 lot..
Thos. Slick, 1st w-d .house, J-i lot
Croyle Toirnthip.
Cambria Coal and Iron Co ..
Findle fc Brother
John RUey ..
Philip IHvely estate
Daniel Findlcy
laae Sill
W illiam Hutzel. one lot
Philip Croyle, honse and lot
Jacob Prinifle, one lot
Jacob Van F.ken. hou"e and lot.,
.las. Burnhamer, honse and lot..
HukIi 0"Skeliy. one lot
Wm. Layton. one honse and lot.
John W.'Smith. two lots
Dean Tovnship.
Samuel Calvin
A. L. Holliday
Louther fc. Lloyd
James Condrin
Elder Toirnthip.
3. fc II. Mellon
Eatt Conemaugh Borough.
S. H. Bennett, one lot
Joseph Conauith. one lot
Patrick Kenny, lot, i house. .
Bbentburg Borough,
Johnston Moore estate. E.ward.
Rees J. Lloyd, 'e?t ward
Johnston M'oore estate. W. ward.
Martha Fvans. 1 house, lot..
Reese .1. Lloyd, 10 lots. W. ward. .
Johnston Moore est'te, one honse
and lot. Westward
Rees J. Llovd. 4 lots. West ward.
H. W. & .1." M. Wetherill, house
and lot. West ward
Gallitzin Toirnihip.
Thomas florman
20
60
100
40
83
25
80
49
SO
82
26
30
7
1 26
8.81
10 48
1.66
2.52
2.11
62
1.13
1.4T
63
1.19 I
66
61
69
100
60
10
90
160
25
2 10
3.40
30
10 15
3.16
86
1.20
62 i
48 20 j
2S.20 1
94 ;
2.07 I
21.80 (
4 72 j
6.34
16 05 :
8 63 1
4J
60
25
145
150
114
lf'l
61
60
6
S
1
73
18
81
60
219
100
608
4 05
2 80
1.80
62
51
1.05 J
63 ;
8.15 1
2.10 ;
21 62
4.20
14.42
42
228
1 32
19
5.12
31
0.79
66
3.75
2 68
9 12
1
6
83
2-M
25
10
65
15
41
600
04
14
109
150
232
248
18
34
100
28.'
17
20.42
08
3.79
10.75
1.00 1
88
43
1.06
78
21
2.06
1.44
433
69
215
60
63.91
17.78
6.45
1.20
1.65
1.S8
1.05
3.02
24.85
6.25
8.87
11.35
4 50
10.65
4.40
25
28
6
400
60
1"0
365
65
129 65
1.89
8 4'J
81.19
6.83
4.40
1.17
1.05
2 65
28.46
2 10
1.21
8.17
1.05
52
10.32
34.4')
9.22
4.50
60
Adam Moopey esta te
John A. Meobjre estate
J. T. Christv
R. W. Davis
Gallitzxn Borough.
Oatman fc trwin
Mrs. M. J. Driskell. two lots
Jackton Toirnthip.
Samnel Barkhart
Ihtvid Constable
John Eirer
Edwin I-eidy
Joseph Shoemaker
Joseph Walker
Nathaniel Wales
John A. Rairer
Philip Irinile
John Wentrode
Ianiel Raieer estate
Evan M. Davis
John Rose, house and lot
Joftnjfotrn Borough.
Fd. J. Meldron. 2 lots, 1st ward..
Sainl Smavle. house. Jlot. 1 w.
Edward Horner. 16 lots, 4th ward
Catharine Horner. 2 lots, 4th "
Blackburn Huichcs, 1 '.ot, 4th "
Henry Trcese. honse, lot. 6th "
Jaeop Fromer, house, lot, 6th '
John A. Hill, one lot. 6th ward..
Jas. McKeever. one lot. 6th ward
Charles Murray, one lot, 6th "
Henry Michaels, one lot. 6th "
Conrad Smith, one lot. 6th ward.
David Beard..one lot, 6th ward...
Millrille Borough.
C. B. Ellis, one lot
Nnntter Toirn'hip.
Samuel Calvin
John C. Noel
Alice Riflcl
William Howell
Ellen Sweeny
Rees Roberts
Presprrt Borough.
Bernard Mcflulre, house and lot
Russell Bowen, one lot.
Anthony Cameron, one lot
Patrick Commons, one lot
Sarah A. Cireen, house and lot..
Portage Toirnthip.
John and Joseph Burk
Henry Barker
Joseph Hclsel
Rosanna McKnrue
John McCulIoueh
John C. Smay estate
William Tiley e"tate
Elizabeth Ritchiston
S. H. Smith fc Co ..
Francis McConnell.
Edward Mctlla.le
Levi Ream, two lots
C. C. (Jeorjre, honse and lot
Christ. Haiter. house and lot
Cath. J. B'irtnett, house and lot
Isaac Shaffer, house and lot
Riehlani Toirnthip.
Patrick Horsey, one lot
Reade Toirnthip.
John ('lark. r
David Thompson
Owtn. Curry fc Jones
Curry fc Jones, a'sitrnees
Curry fc. Jones, assignees
Curry fc Jones, ajsinees
Curry fc Jones, assignees
Ephralm Burkct .
Blair S. S. fc A. Packer
Blair S. S. fc A. Packer
Blair S. S. fc A. Packer
Blair S. S. fc A. Packer
Blair S. S. fc A. Packer .
Blair S. S. fc A. Packer
Blair S. S. fc A. Packer .
Bell fc Owln
Bell fc Owin .
Hollen Confer
60
62
212
63
50
50
50
3
166
261
100
160
4.20 !
3.67 :
10.87
1 62
52 ;
1 32 '
i.47 ;
52 '
6.73 I
42 I
85 '
63 I
42
8.00
21.35
21.14
3 81
4 .30 ,
1.11 j
3.72
8.68
80
32
42
26
18.80
44.95
17.42
20.60
7.05
16 98
0.19
171
300
1"0
137
2
130
60
62
6
60
49
4
1.95
45
4.35
1.36 !
4 12
65
1.15
1 30
2.95
21
100
100
158
94
38
82
18
575
418
62
102
113
162
433
433
05
9
20
13.37
10 25
12 54
7.70
8.12
6.73
1.48
14.00
34-27 1
427
8 37
0.27
13.28
85.61
86 51
7.70
63
2.00
Stonyereek Toienihip.
2 John Emerllnp 62
19 Jonathan Griffith 1.67
B, F. Slick, bouse and lot S.63
Fred. Ream, one lot 42
Summerhill Torcnship.
10 Cambria Iron Company 2 70
639 Philip Collins 18 83
872 Philip Collins 14 29
83 Philip Collins 8.16
184 Philip Collins 7 0 I
684 Mears, White at Co. S3 44 !
264 Mears. White l Co. 21 32
lifl Mea i. White fc Co 7 70
220 Mears. White A Co 16 94
220 William P. Schell 29.94
144 Jot.n Eiran 27.85
100 John Kider estate 4.70
16 John Skellv, sr., estate... 2.11
41 Fred. Crosier 2.10
69 Patrick Mullen 4.03
70 Erwlne Peth 46
ST)) John Riley ... . 80.86
20 Mrs. Mary Evdi ti
Sv$qvehanna Tovcnship.
6
86
60
OS
16
66
28
S
A Bartlebaagh ...
William Pyatt estate
ISimon Schroth
Tonkin fc Llova
William Rrnles
John Lantty .
Lewis Kussel estate .
Joseph Stlffler ....
Taylor Totciuhip.
Michael Flahertv .
Joseph Freidhoff, one lot
James H. Wilson, ote lot
Tunnelhill Borough.
John MoHuth
John (falii;an
James MeCloikey
Jane McCullouzli estate, one lot.
ex
7J
8 07
6 68
76
67
64
31
2
2 37
17J
60
63
18
13 12
79
Washington Tovnship.
Thomas Burns
Auirut:ne Durbin
J oh n Farren. ol Dan
C. B. Kennedy estate
R. M. Iifmon estate
Peter Moyer
Mentxer fc I,eil
Michael MetJoniule
Evan E. Evans
P. P. tleorjre
James M. Brad lev
William Tiley '.
MaryC. Williams
Morrow 61 Oardner
Peter Dunn
William Donahue
Paul MoKenna
Paul McKenna
Philip Oeoree. house and lot
F P Myers, one lot
John McQuillan, one lot
Samnel Lee, !ioue and lot
Wm MeCloky, bouse and lot..
Adam Moyer. house and lot.
Ll7.aru Re!(rle. houe and l"t
James McMahan. h'ne and lot..
Jane Sweeny, housa and lot
White Torcnship.
Bishop Tract...
B F Bell
B F Bell W Scott)
B F Hell (L Beers )
B F Bell (John Hollen)
B F Bell (E Shoemaker)
B F Bell (J Hollen)
B F Bell .T H.i'len)
Bell fc Owin (J K Owln)
Bell fc Owin (K F B-ll)
Wilson Oallaither
Alexander C Oray
Wm M L'oyd
James K McOoutjh
A Ream
Henry Slmmii
I avl i Thompson
Wallace ,c Krebs .,
Ooorue v Keade
B F Bell (John B JlVlwin )
B F Bell (William Spade)
B F B"ll (John Br.wni
John Downing, house nnd lot
Wilmore Borough.
Joseph Kiel
Joseph Kiel, house and three iota
John Seaman, two lots
Wondrali Borough.
August Keifline, one lot
Yoder Township.
Beam fc Potts
A J Haws
M Mulvehlll
David Allen
Adam Kau.'lman
David H Richards, jr
Sylvester Oarrity
John E Smith. .J
John Sutron
Ba'tzer fc Co..
John O'Conner. house and li t... .
11
46
40
21
226
161
SO
200
40
60
25
117
ia
2-10
123
10
1 64
2 68
3 12
74
14 70
23 48
16 88
82 65
7 81
1 80
2 81
20 85
1 00
1 05
8 90
00
1 29
2 32
2 10
2 07
4 25
1 12
1 46
8 S
41?
62
102
118
162
433
433
153
05
60
8
218
124
60
66
100
60
60
94
88
19
2 37
2 83
10 84
0 SO
0 80
8 64
2 13
0 37
79
14 18
6 80
8 77
1 43
10 48
24 F9
1 08
1 59
67
18
8 21
10 i
8 15
62
1 07
200
10
81
60
SO
1
6
80
6
1
6 15
11 27
12 77
4 00
2 58
4 61
4 "0
2 10
76
1 no
62
6 07
1 05
1 06
2 0
1 05
62
1 05
1 05
1 05
W llliam Manan. one lot....
Charles Brede. one lot
Oeortre Davis onel .t.....
Pennel Eldrido. one lot..
Joseph Jenkins, one lot. .........
J A Kennedy, one lut. .......... .
John White, one lot
Thomas Myers, one lot ....... . ..
Consor MoCiure.one lot
J. A. KENNEDY, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, Ebensbnrit. March 27. 182.-7.8t
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Is a Positive P-ne
fori 'I Ibooe Pslntiil Otnplalats an4 WwtniMI
(seoKmsa tsmrliMt f i pwnlaUoa.
It w:U cure entirely the worst form of Famato Com
plalnta, all ovarian trouble, Inflammation and Clcsra
tlon. Falling and pisplacementa, and the consequent
Spinal TvMim(,aa, and la particularly adaptod to tbe
Chanira ef Ufe.
It will dltsrlve and erpl tumom from the trterna la
an early ataire of development. The tn6ncy to eao
evroua humors there la checked very spedtly by rt
It removes falDtnetw, flatnlancy, destroys all ermvtns
foratlmulants, and rrlievea woaknm of the ttomsrh.
It cures Bloatler, Re-1ahea. Kervoua Prostration,
General IrLtilty, hluji 'miiii , Ueproaaloa and Indi
gestion. That feellnjf cf Vaarlne down, eaiasfna: Pn. weight
and bakalic. U rd s pfmanwtly eared by It qn.
It will at all tinges and ttuds- tlldrcuunlnrw act tn
harmony -wita tlia laws tliat govern tbe female STMem.
Forthecurarf Ktsntj ComrlalnU of attbar aax UJa
Compound 1s ur.iiir' d.
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Lrnn,Xasa. I'-!ce L Bii bottles for $5. Sntbyinall
In the form of pill, also la the form of loaeogea, oa
receipt of price, $1 per box for either, alra Pink ham
freaty answers all letters ef inquiry. Bend for pamph
lat. addreaa aa above. JTenrtoti tht. Faper.
Ho family should ba without LTPIA t PI1HaM '
UVT.lt PITJB. Thy euro eotittition, billon aaaaat
cud toniid-.ty of the liver. 15 eanta per bo.
BW s-'old by all Drvggtata. att
At James' Drun Store, Ehensb'jj. 8 12.-ly.
wu-a - 1
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never talis." a'-s..'.,,srwasia. .i w.
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pursuits constantly neel Pfpt-x s.
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For sick heartache, piln In the hes-i.
dizziness, and low spirits utte l'ERi sa.
Pead and srndv our hook on the Ills cf life,
follow Its teachings, and T"B will be hapoy.
tiono will le r:'l for any ease 11 m
CI will not cure or greatly Improve. " " ""tl
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-JheailtV. Sweet hre-
enih. cl'erry I'Ts and rov
UITCU,
"Go to your nearest druetr1t for a bottle
of Tebi sa. Take H beloro rath meal."
'For net-Tons dehlllry. catarrh of the Mad
der, or disease of the kidney a, lako 1't.iit. .na,
and be cured."
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Ii THE LOSS OF
A r.eflnr on ttie nnre, Trent merit.
and Kadical Core ol Seminal V. eakness, or Ser
matorrhcea. Induced bv Seii-Ahue, Involuntary
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perliments to Slarri iire ifenerallv: l'onun.pt on
Epilepsy, and Fits: M-nlal and I"h vsic .llal l!
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i would have been w.,rt!i h!
I:
of the country tlirpf tir.Kc'
in the year Jt-fnre. Ami :
in the Qnantitr and ujoP V,
so broadly niarlfd in uit.
will utidllbed!y r , .,'
j'ears to come, and r ! .,' ;
a series of years in t!.(- fu.'
in the pa-t. Any nii(. vjj
trouble t3 look over tl
for apples larirg t!i
IV;.;.
Will find that 1 1 ; t- p';c;- ;,;,. ui
riably been higher ia tl,(-'(l"."T
even years. "Why it is tUt , ,',
tiitve so Kfiieia..y rciw
io j of producing their tus: trr 'j
po i yeara and remainirj o t-V-" '
o ; durlnjr the odd years is rySt"l ''"
pens that a late fmst k:!:, t ''
of an orchard aiid chu:.fi(S'
tlie bearing year, the licts0
partial and ruoietini a --. r
next year. If ro aitir.eia! rni
used to encourage the htw ''
renaer u tK-rmrnent it Pi---.'
tH j back iiito the old wav
15-Jti-
1 2i have sutricieut ettoura"t-;i.-, ."
, them to eet the i.ew L .!...
; formed, they will have 1.0 j, . .
I return to the old, hut wi:; c '. .
I produce crops as recurly ;:,
in the even years. To' lLY--!
chauga thts bearing year of ,T
! is something of a task, tutro: j .
a task but what it woul ! ! h, .L-
j run. With an old orch-i: i ' ,
; thing to do is to remove t!;tt' '.l'-.
j small fruit. A lili-ral dree.;'-V
j nure should be apt lied to ii.e e-."'
j induce a vigorous crrowth. hd ,
be all the better if sp; :i-i ie .
fore, as the late fall aid the ea- .
will assist in carving He f. r.;: ; '
ter down to the routs. If I'
in the spring it will be of t,i;';''
the Erst year. Differeut v.r:;'iT
require differeiit treat mei.t. c: -varieties
that are not ry 5 :.; '
ers will require more vigV uj;-,
ough treatment than tl..e tY
For instance, the Famusecr ,cx
is a very profuse bearer, aui
poms are removed the com - g V
the tree well pruned arid ;;. -applied
early, so as to qt-t tli- u -the
spring rains, it ws.i l en".
to bear a fair crop next ,''
probably a full crop. Tit-a'.:i.r- '
single year will not le I.k-'v u.
tablish the habit. If the ft t.
that apier the follown.g y-u.-J
moved, it will be apt to krt iUl-;
habit so thoroughly cstat.... :
will likely continue wiihout a: 1 ;.
care. With varieties that art :
profuse in their bearing t.t;: :.
tpienny necessary in rt-t. ri to c. ;
roic treatment. ith such t:e- ,
removing the bluscrus or su.L ;
some time between the nndJi r.f
and the loth of July, if the lreu.
ing vigorously (hut not other - '
should tp made entirely arour.ic
the limbs, cutting clear thr
bark. A second cut Ehoul l U- a,
quarter of an inch frm the firs: ..
intervening section of hark car-;,
moved. A new bark will he !
a short time, but the downw.:: :
the sap will be arrested ar.d !i.t I
tion of fruit buds so enciui:;-.
- , . .. . .. : 1 , ....
hits iiraLru viiii ie rij
. .. . 9 : . 1. 1, . i .-
spring ? To confirm the l.ai ;.
With orchards, cotitainir. !-r-
few farmers will want to Bjen'i::r
...... . 4A , ft , IV.. V I .
uvi c 3f i y iu rua.i iijr i.i.i:.fce, i.
young trees it is but little tri;:!
move the blossoms, and h civ.rr
the treatment atove dt-scr.tiod f :.
years thoroughly establish the i
habit in tLe odd years, khi thu; i
the value of their returns. If ti-
nf Ihp liark iq rironprlv rr-n-nvefr"
will lie done to the tree, ev-r. if p
ed in alternate years for a I : j t r
is a fact that the bark can 1 r-z
111111 1 lit? rillll t IHHil 111 A I .i ...
tree during the latter part ofju:::
lore pan o i juiv without ay r...
the tree. By taking or.e La'.i
part of the top of a tiee and f
the above described treat rueL-.,
so treated will have its tfar:it ;
ed and the tree made to prcKhrr.
oi appies on one or me o.ei ji..
year.
A vni r- - It a xt TnT T
Soap. These cacti grow on tlr i
ican continent from Mi'ur.t . v
the north to a similar latituJ" "
America, and from the F.i 1
east of the Rio Grande, tl Lr.
Mexico and eastern Tex as.
ine llower staiKS are cr-.
leaves but are plentiful'v
branches about eighrt-en met,
from which flowers of w.ie wt
colors are suspended in tl 6 '
season. The tu!toiis ro -t is '
to six inches in diameter a:.u
to eighteen inches long.
A saponaceous juice is e; r--the
root, tod the f;br of th
! heckled for the manufacture
ses, cushions and chair St a'.. I
etable soap extracted from thf
Leen used by the Indians. M-i-tv
others for many years as a I''
and exceeds in purity our u.-'
from animal subs'. anc-s.
The preservative qualit: o'- -
are well known, and its u-e p
hair a fine natural glow, pr-'t:.
cay of the hair and entirely "
dandruff or all impurities pb "r
Cattle eat the leaves in the r
a purgative. And cut into t i-
on water "there fish als'Ui.J.
is stupefaction tif the -1:. :c
can be easily taken.
The price amang the I-'--1'
Mexicans who sell it in Tar
cents a bunch of two stalks
(maneuerna).
For cleaning flannels the -found
vastly superior. It n-a? '
that the manufacture ar. i I"l
of amole may liecome ore :
trial pursuits" of the age. ?
Citizen.
Origin of Namfs or Fi .
Manv kinds of dry-got' V "
Knglish names which are c"-'.
less corrupted, tLronehout t'-f
The origin of these old ratrs
by Sir George Bird woo l as
Damask is from the city o
satin from Zavtown, in
from Calcutta : and nms 1
ruckrati derived its i a:'"f
liara ; fustian comes from F-1- ;
of the Middle Agf-s, frtn
modern Cairo is desre:il
and tabby from a street u(
Cambric is from Can t n'1- .
Gaza ; baize Irom 1?.v.t ;
Damietta, and jeans fr.ni '' '
get is derived from i e;' '
Drogheda. Duck, fr-ni
street in Bristol is name-c -Torque,
in Normandy. ...
Diaper is not from V I', " r
the Greek diaspron. i.-1"'
Irom the Italian enu -r
i vellns a. hide or pelt.)
c 1 fle t.,r sh3-;
V
I OiJ.lll.lll B1S, llivi, -
J .,A tut?'!7-
iirii a titiiTi fuv. - i
r T.. Iri U'lT'l,
irom an iiraiu t r ,-f
ima or ne, dpcu v -knots
before dyeing.
from the Hindoo word c.r-
is ti Vreneh of "wool.
i..y
Have you seed w.'V;,
. . ; maR. '-a ...
une nour s'u. - . a t
will Rave a day or a weta
in eradicating weeu.