ITEIETlf FACT.. ABOUT AIR.
There is ahwiy a wind at tlie burn-
ing of a bui'.tli'.j. because the heated I
air rises ami the cold air rushes in to j
take its pl.ce.
SouLii depend:, on the presence of air
because tLe air is put in motion by the
action of the body producing the sound,
in the same nay as a pool of water is
disturbed by throwing in a stone. The
Tibrations of tin air gradually extend
theraselvt i uatil they reach the ear, and
commuuicate the idea of sound to the
mind.
This is easily illustrated by clasping
asmall bell with the hand, so as to stop I
the Tibration, when the sound will m- I
stantly cease ; or if a bell bs placed un
der an air pump, as the air is gradually
exhausted, the sound will prow fainter
and finally cease altogether.
All solid bodies conduct sound more
readily tbnu the air, and generally their
conducting power is in proportion to j
density, iron conducting ten and a half
timfs better than the air.
Smooth, calm water is a very good
conductor, and even the earth conduct
sound much ltter than the atmosphere.
Hence the Indians, by laying their heads
on the ground, will discover the ap
proach of game or the march of a body
of men, when others in the same situa
tion would hear nothing.
Uut it is its agency in respiration that
rendt-is the study of the air most impor
tant. Inordinary cases the lungs are
filled with air about twenty times a min
ute, from ten to fifteen cubic inches be
ing inspired each time, according to the
size of the individual.
Thus every full grown person re
quires from twenty-five to thirty hogs
heads at air n. t t,. r. i,.....
"VI "" I
head an hour. Not Ollly is this amount '
:,iir.,,. f .. . . !
Wlinar.l .VIl irOUl the atmosphere, but an
eqi.Al quantity of impure and poisonous
gas is returned in its stead.
i.o there is a d"ibie source of contam
ination, to say nothing of the immense
amount of matter thrown olt by the
skin.
The air thus received into the lungs
is brought into contact with the. whole
in;i.3 Of t!ie biood bv a Contrivance so I
, - J
wontni tui aM to merit a more ji.irticular ,
riescilptior.
If t'-e assertion that "the umh-vout
astionomer is mad" he tnif, much
ui-iic -uu.'i l.iu uuiit'VOUk anatomist W, I
liar,!.. fi !,. .y.n ..,,,.,.; '
,.... . .u..iuuu , iiu 1U i
noining is tne wisdom and skill of the
Deity more manifest tlr.n in the struc
ture of the human fru-ne.
The lungs consist, of A litjht porous
fubc.fTm.-e. pen-' rated in every part by
minute cells, st ptntf-1 fr-m prcri oth
er by a fc-tii:rar.e or so peculiar a struc
ture that Jlie air r.adily pasi.ts through
it, whilei the blood is retained.
These ceils are so fxcedingly minute
that a cul-io i..e'i conta.us l.,'i,.j,0i0 of
them p.!..! the wind ) luri'js about 1S0,
lHjt).(H.t, wi!t asuperiiciai mh face or JM,.
tKW su.re inches, or iifM.r'y 11 1 itinare
feet, and all wrapped n; in a mass not
more tliau trn inchts in length and live
or six inches in diameter.
The.-e cells an divid-d into layers, s
arranged that tin. ceils of on.; layer are
DUed with air, while those of the layer
next a.ijoiuuig aie occupied with blood,
the two nets bt int: separated by a mem
brane s porous that while t lie- bW-d
-jtamed, the air c .n readily pass thro'
it. I
Ey tliis mc'-ius the whole mas o? t!-,e
iloo-l is bromrht pi iodl .-ally in contact
with the air. The oxgen, arnounlir.s
totue-lifth of the whole, combines with
the carbon of the blood and is expelled
from the lcncs in tbe foim of caibonic
acid gas, while the nit rorf n is returned
in a pure state. JJceri (Khff S-Uurday.
The (.ilk St he am. Th Gulf
t?trtatt), which, if not the most exten
sive, is ..t lea .t the best known of all
currents, has jusMy been styled "the
most beautiful oceanic tiv.r ir. exist
ence. Its course h;i always puzzsed
philosopher. Alter p-i-s.1-i n z around the
liulf of Mexico, it rush out into the
Atlantic wi.li very considerable force
between Hoi id. i and the West India
Island.. On eiifrinsr Florida Strait
from the Gulf of Mexico, its rate is six
ty to one hundred lodes i v-r d iy, and on
leavinjf the ''Narrows,'- f run seventy to
one hundretl and twenty miles. When
the xtension of the Gu'f S' re:rn drift
paves between the liritish Islands and
Iceland, it move-, o.i'v with an average
speed of tjyr nnles a day rie which
would occupy upward ol three months
to carry its waK-rs tni, the sont werern
extremity of E.ivtan 1 to the north of ,
Scotland. In i's uli r stces ir is (
known by its clear blue water and c
companvitig fair weather. On passing I
Cat- IIattr; it iucre;si s in width, and .
when skirting the southern ei-i;e of the j
Grand Iiank (,f New fi".ndtand it, pro-
.i-e.j-, nil.;, u : m m t.-i; ie, Velocity ami teOI-
rature. In the vicinity of Ilnlif.ix
and Newfoundland it inewts Ho. wat-rs
of the ,.. -d Arctic cur rent whii-h ..reset
tin to the southw.r l, and llie-t; w.i
ters run ty side without mixing,
the line ,f er-pMrat ion s-imt-times lieint:
fo shaip th,.t a 1 :!Teivnco in ten pera
tnre ariK'MUir, u, X deeres Fatiren
beit has b- -n oliserve 1 within the dis
tance (.f .1 few ship hT.gth.
I'ol NT - 5Mt, .!. A ft rent le.tu of
t!:1 tin.-t.f Wii'.i.iiu Uufus, ca::e, Hub
ert th'? IIrre'l, wore -!,.rs with im;jr,
sharp joint.-, HtnlTe.1 -A ith t.v utnl iwist
fj in ; s;iri f-'in.. Tliis f-li,,p f,,,,
tli? f.H,y f 'Up pPi.j.lP ,-f t h;,t ,J;jy ,,
rne:.-vly,anI Ihepu.r.'s iv nt 0:1 inere-i--Im.'
.v.iriy tt'it il 1 lie re!:;,. ,,r n.eh.trl II
w!.i 11 t!.-y to l.e ti-1 to the k- -es.
t' e tvi-iwr. 'o v- hi-n fro:n lein jn
cir.i.Vfie.. it. wa'Klri'. Th1 'ymir or
f;teiMPff. in the M.-e of crent 'etnen w
Jv ciiai'-.H of silver or Pi'ver jjilt. fr,
l... nc'-t-'ft ! ianc t he n) jw-r irt -f it! ---h
, Ti-re en' in imi'at? a i h:;rr!i m- ..
fl-w. T'ie rat i, .it wearer tr,. ,
l;.;,?i V'-n vn -y Hie enfli of l-iS
ronliiir.es. "Tie tr-fn," s.ivm r,r;i:tii..
"wore tlietn with a j i.int U'f.ne, !t:!f
foot lonsr ; t!io rieher ai.'I more Ptninei.t
I'-?rn:ies wore thorn . foot, an-1 rr;P
Cf3 two feet lo-ijr." Ht n siet tiftf,.
reijn of Eilwir.l VI.. ihei.t siii l !r
to which these !n.s ha l uain-'il t..s
lin;itff ; ntnl no one i;ndT the runic of
a lord was to ve.r fliers m.ire linn 1. r,
Inehe.i l.m?, n. all rol.h'etf frr.-kii-.r
Ihem were to le lined :sJ i-nr J hy fi,I.
c!errv.
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THE WEEKLY FUST!
Under a Doiiiocmlic Na
tional Administration.
Tjic yftft ()f tic pcoplc
I
Vindicated and the
Great Wronsr
Righted.
THE PITTSBURG WEEKLY POST
congratulate? it? Iomoritir refllfrs on the dawn
of a n'w year, un'lr conilitlons that have not ex
isted lor a quarter of a century
"Kinn out the old. rinir In the new,
Kma out the lalse. riui in the true."
CleTeland end Hpndrick? have been eleotcd.
A fter the li.orth ol March th"re will be a Demo
crat i.; adm inistratfo n at Washinifton, wittl irre.it
li-js?IMIities tor the viroiircss, prosperity and ad
Tancement of the country.
As Thb Host has labored unceolnirly for twen
ty Ave ver.rs for thc."e elorious remit, so It will
extend to the nw administration a hearty ireet
inn and i cnrdial support in the re-establishment
ct principle" and policies vital to the public wel
fare, by retoruiinv abuses, righting wronurs and
serti!i the snpremacy of the Ietnocratie faith.
We are on the Mire, hboitl of Import int events and
irreat channc.-'. To a Democrat who aided in
Cleveland's election, the future la lull ol interest
anil hope.
I'ut Wkkklt I'ost will aim to keep fully
abreast of the tunes in every ttifnir mlatink to the
Incoming Rittr.lui.rratiori. Its policy at home and
abroad will be intelligently d i-icnsse,!, generoH'ly
supported or candidly and kindly eritiried. No
year In the history of this journal firt.mi'f-s to be
so rej.li-te with uritUTs of w,,eret to I leinoo.-iifs
as the one whion ss are about to cnt-:r. The
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''ntial vuic. tin- in neurit i.r. the new Ci:i')inef,
the al.nnur.-. in the inin'.ie m-rvii-f. the oifr.ir,, uo
ot Iht book ! ail are ul areat conriTn. TiikWi:i:k'-
LY J'o.-r will lurr.rr-ti tl.e erln-."t lrtelliifenr-o.
:th judicium comment f rom llie old lit-mocrallc I
standpoint. Su-c.3 will not hiuiji'-r it any more I
than a quarter of a ct ntnry of defeat Imjiaire-I its
curruic.
The Msainn of the I.ealsH!urc. with a Reform
Javcrnor opposed by a Kcpublb-un majority,
promises to be fruitful ol Important i. urs and ex
cttin tucident. 'l'be i-'.minir session ol Congress
will be even more I uteres tini; in its broadei field.
In all Its raricd d-p:irt'nent. . Thk Wbrki.t
will aim at excellence and relnbility. Its
literary, miscellaneous, mws an 1 local depart
ments wlil he iiiuini:Mtid in tbe;r utmost eillcien-
-v- wnile 't' m.--rket r.-i r; wiil be preti'in-l with
ureater care an.i prrci-ion tiian ever bclore and
made aii-oiui.iy renaiiie.
i-. -w i no nine or 1 h'ohmthis every wo ere 10 ia:.e
hold, cement and slreiiiithcii tbe parly and ita
chosen ropresentativi s. by extending the circula
tion ol Democratic p;ip'TS. are no longer on
the defensive we are done with a ioi.i7.iiiK the
li'irlV 111 il,V ttl:ili.l..r a r.,ui.iri'v..r )li , ,, ..-!....-,
pcple. a:ol In a low w-clis it will he railed mi to
Hduilnister the uener: 1 Ooverr.meut. Truth U
miuhty and has prevailetl.
.lnifl srlcrllm. onr year,
) c prOmil, m
In Iniis i f Five r over- one
5 i
year. .slni;e ir-ai(l. 1 .OU
A Iree rl.v l every elul of ten.
ISienfl Tor .Siiuifflr eoplesi.
m p. liiiiii & co.,
An Old Soldier's
EXPEDIENCE
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r. y nrev-ia::-,u f 111-.
vm'.u il-li; qua:itii-. of
Ayer's Cher 17 Pectoral
.i n ci--.':h n-tii -
" V. !u!e v. nli li-.ircjiitrs ari-.-y, bef iro
llie bittie of Viok.-l. n-;. 1 ei utr;i.-t-il a .--vi
re -o!.l, wli.eh t vrier.:;!.--! in a .Inneruiis
co-si,. I fjnii.l t;h r- liuf till on our innreh
: "ti' t-- a O'mutry .-'tore, w.itr--, on :iskli;
j. :.i r-i,.o.tr, . '! n-'-.t to try .vi:'
t :o: :!t , !;: tokaL.
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Ine, f-r f;.t!-.i!y nsul I have l-.ninl it ta bo
an iii.t;uai!! r-in..-(ly for tlint ami lung
din.--,,. . J. W. WillTLSV.""
TlitiM:ii'!i of t- f-timojdnij. eertify to the
prompt euro ef c'.l bronchial and Inns
an'fftloiiH, by the us of AvtB's C'nEP.rv
Pi.-T'iR i. Being very i.-diitabtc, tuo youi :g
"Bt chiKlreu Uike it readily.
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Jaho. Wis'ungtvn aii Crcaon.
From Lake Sin-i lor to !"iie Sound.
pr.re. r?ninq rt-irfl frim ? frj r,- erp
for seeorl U'-.. '"'? .'?." E'-F..5-ww
on
nmi oBen Tor settiemenf.
ST ft T -T ? J O a;-T-es of f.ovo, rment
... . J '' linitw-rCaito-p M)T.;
Jrr"H TIIASi
nt U O-e Hul. ir n! rii-n. s.! ( i lv-i
,n th. NrO r-M i-,ci! Pr..,irv. Itnoir s ,-d
. y jfonntry,he I.nl!rni .-n,is fr n!1.t
1 ''"vrt'n"'tit I.and. Address. Til A S. K.
I.AVI.ok.n, LandCotn'r. S. r. R. H., St. Paul. Minn.
1 1.--t-e.r4l
I 1
9- 'r-t-r-ie-l if 7.1 Il,- V .: ,rn "Teet. C-oon.
u..v; r'. ,. notjsnts.faet.rv. Buv now an 1
. :. 1 1 o.a.'.M-;,, c.v York.
t . T P. I ' JE'.-i- O . n
r bl-UCL M. 1.1 l',.,ri St.. Kcw Ti.
A,Tr-VT,..,'iJ1 hy "l-'roMin, :. p. rwh7
i.'-e-. itU- ttg rair.fc!ft, ic-f.
i.1 -LTr liter tii. 1,1. ()!,i. w!l
rT.:rK,;;'h"r!!V;''rn,v',r"T -ni us sn,e m-
.' -,.i-' s.f:- ....... ... . s.waf- i-v
ORAXiES.
The orange tree is one of thd most j er auow a s!l0e to l)p pnt on njs e(,t or
j beautiful and interesting of all vegeta- j any pf.rsoa to handle them without are-
ble growths. Its botanical name is ci- ; sort to every species of powerand means
j trus, said to bo derived from the town : tQ hold him gayg thp Commercial Ad
I of Citron, in Judea. It belongs to the : vertiser At one timfl he wa3 nearly
grnus of plants known as the natural ( crjppleiI by beh)g t Jn Btockg he wa3
bearers,'" and thus it requires no great
stretch of imaeinatiou 10 conclude that
Ilesperides were oranges. The genus
citrus contains a larce number of spe
cies and varieties, the fruits being
! known under snch names as orange,
lemon, lime, shaddock, pompelmoore, j
i forbidden fruit, kumqua anu uuuu.
i Ilisso. the eminent naturalist of Mce, l
! cl:liuis Uiat there aro no feWer tban1 i
hp divides into eight .
. -K.ftrnri.n-!
! -ecies, viz: Bweei. uiaug", ...... ;
begomott limes, pampeluilOS, Sweet ;
limes, lemons ana curons. xv. . accident an officer ,n our aeryce ,ately
that the sweet orange was brought into ; returned from Mexic0j wIlo wap p'assin
Europe by the Portuguese in 1.-4., and and t)eing m;lde acqainted wUh .,)(J djf
that the tree whence all the Euiepean , fiCu!ty app)ied a complete remedy by
orange trees of this c!ass have been pro- llie followini 8impie process : He took
duced is, or at least was a few years ago, j a conl about the size of a common bed
preserved at Lisbon in one of the gar- i cord put it in the mouth of the horss
dens of the nobility. In various parts like a bitj and tied tightly on the ani
of Europe trees are si ill in existence , maj,s head pass,ng his ltft ear under
from loO to 200 years old, and each year : tbe strm but enough to keep the ear
they produce more fruit and better qual- down anJ the corti ju its place This
ity. In .some parts of Spain single ; dnne he tpd , , gently on the
tree frequently bears from 3,000 to 4,W ; sjde of th(J hpad anJ commgandd o
oranges, and instances have been known folow and icslanUy tbe Uqi
of as ma.iy as '20,000 having been pro- ; rfectly subdued and a3 obedient as ;
duced. The most interesting feature in j trainert dog ; sufferinsr his feet tn l.
the natuial history of the orange tree is
that it bears at one time what may be
called three crops in different stages
the blossom the immature fruit, and the
ripe orange. The foreign supply comes
from St. Michnel.f the Azores Islands;
Terceira and Fayal, of the same gr up ;
Valencia, Lisbon, Vilia Ileal, Ariero,
Oporto, Palermo, Malta, and other
-Spanish and Mediterranean ports. The
oranges are shipped in boxes, each con
taining anywhere from 200 to oOO oran
ges, according to the size of the lruit.
St. M ichaels are packed in diied leaves
of Indian corn, but all other oracges in
paper. The "blood oranges" as they j
rtre Ci4lle,' C0U1H mostly from Valencia j
(from which place moic oranges are lrn- j
ported Than ad other ports together). ,
I aixl alao from Malta From the latter
I piace we also get the egg-shap;:d frr.it. ;
Sovillo orsinirf-.o b'.il from j n!:,ci' nf thai, i
'
name, and are used exclusively tor :
maKing martnaia.ie ana orange wine
although the lalerm- "bitters" are
really better adapted tor bo( h purpose?.
How to I'l'rx Coal. A very com
mon mistake is made, says the Zof.s'
Hural, and much fuel is wasted in the
manner of replenishing coal fires, both i
,l " nrtLr? n:"iA i "y,rul w :
in furnaces and grates. 1 hey should be
fed little at a time and often ; but ser-
Ie(j iilue iU :1 l,m,? !U;U OIlen ? ruu s('r"
vants, to mivp t:ni and trouble, put on :
' ' '
a grt-at deal at nioe, tiie first result be- ,
- , . . , , ' , , . ,
I tliat a , most all the heat IS absorbed
l, tl.oi.-a.-lu r.nr in ...! .l.Snt. A ...c ..!
. T VH1.-,.T .'.(Vfllv.'l.l. II U II. II lilira 1 UL
give Ollt beat lliltil it has become Ted 1
hot.
Hence, for jt while tho room is
C,,! Wr il bee mes fairly aglow
fairly a;low
The time to
,pal is jnsufTeiable
replenish a coal fiie 13 whet", it Ivugins
, . , .. r
lo how asties on l.s surface, then put
" n" -"""g" v0 .ow a thick layer
hie by stirring the grate as soon as fresh j
eo:il is put on. hns leaving all tb.e heat
-i tin- ashe. when it .should be ?ent to
the puff supply of coal. The time to
stir il.e lire is just vh'-n the new coal
laid on is pretty well kindled. This
method of inanagiajf a coal fire is trcu
bleaornp, but it saves sue., gives a more
uniform beat, and pveveois tbe discom-
- - .... . , -t IV-T.V.I lit- tll.'V.1.llll"
foit of .d.en.at'on of beat and old x!,,,v
e
referred to.
" -
"RouRti on Rats' clears nut Rats.Miee. isc
'Ronyh Corns.' for Co. ns Bneioni. Ion.
Thin P'P'"- 'Weils' Health Kenewer,
$t
restores health and vior, cure-, dyspepsia,
'Rouen on Tnot.-ache,' instant relief. 15c.
T.ailies who wouid retain freshness and
I vivacity don't f til to try 'Wells llta'lh Re
newer.' 'liuchu raita .' rreat biilnfv nnrl nrin.r.
c'"'-
Flies, nineties, ards, hed bugs, rn!s, mice
cleared out hy 'Umich on R-its.' 1.". '
i?'i on f;ou!is,' ttoches, 15c: Pquiil,
For Children slow in development, r.onv
and iieMett, ttse 'SVel's' Henilh Renewer."
Koin;(i on I rit!-it Tonih Powder. Trv it
V.-rvo-ts VTea krr -. Dvs;-epi:a, Sexual
I)e!,!itv -.ereit hy -Wells' Hea;lt Renewer.'
Mother S-:tr.' Worm Syrup, for feverish
Dess. Knrsis iw'.s ipatioti tasleh-Ss. 9.V
Mn-B'tni irritation, n! Ki'lney ni Urina-
rv een-plaitits enr -d l-v ' Ihtehn-n d'.a ' 1
Vir.hr ,! -,o, A ,
p. p,,, , etireri hy 'Wells' Health lioppvrsr.'
My h'.i-,hanr5 (writfi a lady) is three times"
n.e iimii since using -wells' lleai'.h Ueiicvr-
If you re fiiiitnc, l.ro!.en. worn nut and
rervaus, ms 'Ws'ls' Health itene-jver.' $l.
Prev",leree of Kiii;py ron;r,laii,t -In Arner
icr; 'P.iie!.u-pii,tir-" is :i quick, ei.tnnhte
r-ure. $1.
Thef.t. never tms tee.i offeie.1 t!ie people
of (;atnhria county n nii itiffinp so le-'-i vn g
nf nrrjn anl onironas?e a Me I). 'nait s c.
ebtatert Worm Powders They combine the
'iireetnost rtesimble poiiila in hi.v reoiorly
Viz ; Sma'lness of tl'-Pi.. paslnf-ft to take
ned i ffectivenesa. They nr positively tho
ere r test worm destroyer of the ee Many
ct-il,irei, unffer coi,tinnat!v nnrl finally dit
i heir parerts never dream'ng t hai t he if s'oml
-l-s -ire Infested nrid eaten thrench with
worm. Twenty-five e:'Us ir.vc'pj n K
t.x of Mc)ona.is ceiebratei iVorm I'ow
.lers would hav. saved the lilti sufierer's
life and iftvn lfck i's rt-sy eheeics nd
bl..otnm2 he.ilth. Any c.t. of f.ii.ire to
caete repuisloss where worms xist t'le
money promttiy retm.de.l. Sold bv E
urt.... I.jlir!tn"tli SJ,
lOftsrsTO!!, HrT.T.nWAT it Co
5-0. PbiladHphiii A
Ajpisis.
"I.llie Hot I'aUes.-'
The above ir. an old-time exr,ress!..,n and
nearly as "old a hiii-,.- t vet it is
orra.mnaliy brought if cof(, Bnd
J-iHeed in a f.o.-.:ii-.n where it cu.it.i-, and
ndd, treat weight to the words aeeompa
nyine i, Th.s. is ttus j., t ,m f, t-
'"'-sen. .(. jr. . i;. linrtinan A Co..
Son, i'ruaai-!-,, 'f
) siiv :
r. adverfiinir matter.
!inj hh. h.,t c;:kc.
npiiiy. r-r we ped it
t.,o. men Know when ttiev handle a
Rood !Hir.K Ju(ii..2 irom tht. a-)V Pe
tuoa . tin Mtia!:,, must te in tiood demand
lo thHt eoiintry. Ut-ina eompesed Mirely
r vetfPta'v. tt Kre.iieet- rtru2l-.t feet at'
:n lecminiendinc them to their friend
Send for the pamphlet on the "Ills .( Life."
That
feelina of mental dullness, that tronbiesomp
hiiinurs henr.aehe, fastidi.iusness as to foo.1
and weary arliine pain in the small of the
'i' i .
ho, f . . .C. , r"' "f ',y ,Kin
Ast Vliia iramjJL r-lil.i ""1
E ,l. list. Km. s.-.H . ' h Y...f.l.Vr s
K-tniisi. p.. ,w . J" 71
h. -clisti Ke.nedy. .oId unler Rtiarautre hv
Ji Jnn:e:
I Tamixo a Vicious Horse. A beau
i tiful and hirh-snirited hnrsn wnnl.l now.
afterward thrown down and fettered ;
anothei time one of onr most experi
enced horse-shoers was unab'e to man
age him with the assistance of as many
men as could approash. In an attempt
ta shoe the horse lecently, he resisted
all efforts, kicked against every thing,
even an anvil.
hirnse,f ag;unst thali and WM fjna,)v
takpn hAck l)nshod Thj3
(1fot . - lM.,,. . ,
tie and docile, and especially in harness,
... ,, . .
; liut this defect was on the eve of con-
sjrnin him ... f. n.
migbt w()rk barefootedf wb;n by ere
Hf d ... imnnniv atlf1 . ,
J
! respects like a stager. That simple
; string thus tied made him as docile and
i obedient as any one could desire. The
. gentleman who thus furnished this ex
ceedingly simple means of subduing ;i
: dangerous propensity, intimated that
i this was practiced in Mexico and Soutn
! America in the management of wild
1 horses. He this as it may, he deserves
the thanks of all owners of such horses,
; and especially the (hanks of those whose
j business it may be to shoe or groom the
i animal.
What Hens Can Do. People who
rjcie the chicken hobby, frequently fa-
vor their less experienced acquaintances
with wonderful t.iles about tbe number
0f eggs a hen will lay in a vear if she
has proper care, generous feed and sren-
i J . . x - ... . !
HlKJ" tl rmuif-IH lliese MiHlflUtlUS
0ft,.n strike the urrorejudiced minds as
i,eing a ;iu!ft wiid all(, apI,roaci, tj,e
"fishy" odor quite as nearly as is possi-
ble for such a f'url subjt'et to do. Once
in a while, tboui!,,. oi,e finds som"thir.r
lit-,. II. m follows,,. ,lt..B.,.t ..l.-n a !
supposed to be based on accurate obser
vation. Of course exi-! ience eleailv
,lprilonstrateH lh.it some breeds of chick-
r others, so
that any statement of this kind is only 1
. i- . ii, i i I
applicable to th average breeds ot !
n, f ,, , . . j
poultry. Professor Miles, in an excel-
iont .rt nn c...r.t . -.,,;-, ,
eminent scienttst, whose opinion on
tlvs matter is valued highly by men of
wideexperier.ee. This writer says that
theovaiitun of a fowl is composed of
00 ova't s or eges, and that in the j
whole couise f )).' lifetime of an in- i
dustrious hen she cannot possibly lay i
morP UlD c,,0 wbich ar.. rib
-.--.
IVnnls of fVnrnliiK nit Cnrafml.
Kyon :-o .a-i'lerinx from pr-or health or
l:i r rii.-hlnu' on a t-o, ol . ickness. t:i ke eb. er
If you are siuo-ly nllin. or :l you tccl
weak and dispirited,
without ele ,rlv know
lnc why. Hop Hitlern
'will Burely cure you.
It you are a mlnis'er, and
have overtaxed yoHr.eU will, your
pus-oral ducip.-i, or a niotlo-r. iv rn o-.:t
with en re and wortc. or fl. man ot huPinesfi or
l..or. weakened by the strain ot evtryday duties,
or a man of letter? t'jilinif over your midnight
ork.Uuf Bl'.turs will mo. t surely strenmhen you
If you are suffering from overeating or )
i-iinkinsf, any imliMCietton or dissipation, or
are yon.-.g and rowin too fa-it. as is often
r,lp cp'-
"( r if you are In the workshop, on the
fnr n, at tho desk, anywhere, and feel
that your system need, eleansih.ton
'inir, or stimulatinir, without inloxicat
inif. If Ton are old.
! 'Mood tlii n hikI Imimro, pu.so
. -f.-eliie. nerves unsteady, fiieuUlc-s
I 'waninir. flop Hitters Is what yon need to
1 'k . j ;u new iiie, health id vior."
I f yen ar rnstive. or d-- pepti. or surT-f-r-init
trom any other of the luimerons dis
eases ot the stomach or howels, it Is tour
mr ftnlt if yon remain III. If
you nr-; wn-itinir swi.y with any form
ef Kidney d'sea-e. ft-p tent tlnif deaih this
Bioment. and turn lor a cure to Hop Hitters.
Tf yon ft-e sick with that terrible sickness.
Nervonn.-ss, you -vill fini a "Unlui in Ui le
nt!" in Il-ip Rilttis.
,
If yon are a frnnenter. or resident of,
" mi.'suiiiti.: dis'.riot. harr'.er.de vivir rv-
-Malaria. KpUlemic. It.hm. an.5 Intrr-
1 nlite.it ;cvers hy the use of Hop Bitters,
Tf yen have rou-.-h. t lmidv. or salkw skin, hid
hreuh. Hop nitti rs will uivn ymi inlr pklii. rlr-n
blond, the mTpetesi hrath an.l henltti. $5owiil
he iHid lor a c:if they will not cure or help.
A I.aI.T-s- Wish.
"Oh, how t do - i.jf. mv 'kin wris .is dear snd
'soil as ynnrs." s;.i.) M h.dy to her friend. "You
e-in easily make it so," nnsrered llie (r lend.
How?"' inip.iri-d the hrt lu.lv.
- Ky "istr a Hop Bnters thn't makes pure, rleh
Moi.d and t.loomfr. heullh. It did lor uie as yon
ensure-. '
r-S'one Pennine without a hnneh of green
Hf.ps on the white h.uel. Sno.. ill tnevilo, poi
sonous stofl with ' ilo,," or -Hops" In the.r naute.
Po kot crucify the childp-n hy compelling
them t.i tnke the hoinhle, nn'nseoiis con.
pounds iisui.iy ..'d as worm medicine- ma
r y of them is oi'H'es- as. thev a?i ohlioxl
o,s. !:it tr.-t - hoxi-t McIor.al(i'f ( 'elehrated
V on.. Powders Purely vecetntiie. So i nsv
ami pleftnact to tkp 'hi.t '.tie hil.:reii will
never kriu v a hum. iriee is t,ein id-tiini' tpr
ed. Ye-i will in addition tecme iiie very
he- t vertnif ure posihle to jnoduee. S- ure
are we of this that the it. ail case? t.f f,ii-mei
to ca.ie expn!st.it) where worms exi t we
rhf er. is iiy Hirrei lo reltitid Iiie pure). list?
prire. One le.x of MeDntii.'d's Worm To-.v-prs
cioirar teed eq-jl lo lour hottlers of any
worm svrtip.
Johnston. rioi.i.owY & Co.,
Philadelphia Agents.
Nemelhinx forall Jlie Preahers.
Kev. f II. Faimi!. I)D., editor : the
Iona MrthniVxt, as edit.,riliy In thf No
vemher ( IhX:i ) issue of his paper: "We have
tested the merits t.f Ely's Cream lUltu, and
he Sieve that hy a thorough conrf" of tr.iit
nient, it wiM cure a in.ost every of ca
tarrh. Ministers, rs a triads, are nfliic-ted
with head ami threat trcuhiea, at... c .tanh
seair.s more prev.leit than ever. 'Ve can
not recommend E'y's Cream Balm t.vi hih
!v." Nut a Tiii,l nor a snutT. Applied t
nostri's with the fincer.
I.ook Ont tnr Tonr Head !
No matter what purls it may finally affeet,
esfnrrh always stait Iti the head, and he
lor ir I- :he h.d. T! i-re ! no mvr-y
at-;,,.' .his direful disease. It I.efriTis In a
neo vted cold. One flf the kind that is
sure ro re oei.er in a few days." Thou-
,:Bn,1s wf victim- know how it- U by sad ex-
per to Die nostrifa.
I'k,vaEF, OF Fiiai'Ik. Ij sure you Cct the
eenumenr. I hotuas' Ecleetric Oil.
veiiuine jr. j nomas r.clectric tJ'i Itcure-
Colds. Cmnn A.thr. r. -i tVu':"
n.f.tlsm.
, ; . .r..:iiiijr.aiiii juir.l-
OK
Wolf's Pioneer
TO CRUSH OUT
Hialx-Xoiied. PRICES
AND-
G-ilt-Eclo-ecl PROFITS.
THIS MUST AND WILL BE ACCOMPLISHED
OUR LONG AND ACTIVE EXPERIENCE IN THE SALE OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
And Gent's Furnishing Goods,
Gives its the advantage of knowing the wants of all classes
of people. An expert en ce of th irtij rea rs of success
ful business enables us to buy or have made
such clothing as will suit the trade.
Our Stock of Spring and Summer Clothing
For Men atul livys is simply immense. Itetter goods irere never put
together, the style, trorkmanshi p find variety having yiever been equaled
at this or any other house. All our goods are made to order and the
prices are scaled down to induce rapid sales. Everybody will therefore
subserve their own interests by buying at
GODFREY WOLF'S Old Reliable CLOTHING HOUSE,
NEXT TO POSTOFFICE, ALTOONA. PA.
P. S. Our Youths' Departments contains the largest and best assortment of
clothing in tbe city, and our stock of Frnishine1 Goods is unsurpassed in quanti
ty, quality and cheapness by any other stock of tbe kind here or elsewhere.
TO lii: HAD AT
GOLDTCTST
Corner Eleventh Avenue an 13th Street Alloona, PA
WHEIiE HAS JVST BE K.N KECKlVK.ll ARtJl'T
J.UU'J II Uil
HATS, CAPS, GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS, ETC.
?Yi,!r2?,.le..,?.',.e" "! ???''?r' B-T"i,''r!?h, Moo., In the city. May.
. in... ui-i"i-ir;-i-uir.i m iic chu .air ipiiu :wu in uve af)imr. in irif piimtia ot a ault ol
ol clothe. r an oren-oat t,v ile.ilinx with n., St please iclve us aeall nl examine our roods nd lear
our prices before Investing your money elFewhere. IS o trouble to ? how jtoods. '
II. MAUCII,
A.. 'KTIlHitl! 27. 1SW.-tf.
AT.Tt ONA,
GE
m& 115 CLINTON STREET, JOHNSTOWN, PA.,
-AI.fT ATM
LARCEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF
Dry aricl Dress Groocls,
NOTIONS, MILLIfMERY, CARPETS, ETC.,
to be found in Cambria or adjoining counties. fir Forget not the street and nunbor.
and fail not to call buy and be happy.
PETER
a y
in
I Are Annually Sawn ana Planted, in Half a Million (Mors !
M &"Thi3 Year'8 Catalogrua Tree on Application.
I PETER HENDERSON & CO. sl?l3iml'
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IMPORTANT F.FO'JCTIO '.Y THE PRICE OF
S" ' ---. r. ' mx g .a
;7 ?h V 3
Jlfr' fazsZsa t$ 2 "L'i f-5
r.Tlr.KlEI:::a",
fioalih is Wealth I
mm-m
X)n i.. V- 7im's IIeets akd Kratw Trjcvr
l -ST, ;,rr...rii"nrit,KHi si'-cific for Jlyit(-a, liz.-re.--',.
t'onvnlrtoT.R, Vits, Norvourt Nnrnlrin,
Il r..i icr.o. Sr o::s Pror 'rr-.trrin cn-rr-rd tvt ':.ou?-ii
i.f nlcoiiol c r tr-.rtnc(?o. V-ik.-fTilnop. M.nt.-.l Do-i
ttt-aio:, S.i.'tc-ii:.. ,t ti". Itmin r'-.-i! i. g in in- )
--niiy n-vi re- '.i ,sr to u,ir-', oix-r.y Jtoa ...-str.,
l",-6ri:;.tr:r3 (! I Ar- ilnrrtnnt;s, iLotB ttt power
n r-itiT .--:. I-.voiirt.iry lossps nird.poiT.nt-.
rrv.,e.i ct.ui.1 by ovswsprtion of tho bruin, eeif
.Viu'e or e.v'..r-1-iiI: Jirenco. I'.acii box ci:taii-i
p-, ti't!,H 'i trwdrn-.rt. f t.O )R boT.or Fix hoTsj
toiii..j,:,-iitti,':-.;l rrf.midr.n recoi tof orico.
Tfocuro y cs3. V,"'.h each o-ti'-r rerni-ed bj-.ii
crj'x xosl oeconipanir-.i with t'.OO. we wril
perottheprirrhawroor written rnnrar.tee to re
fund tiia mrmoy if the toicitme-.tti-jeaaoteCttol
Q cure. Guarantees jseuei orrlyby
JOHN O. WEST & CO.,
62 W. MADISON ST., CHICAGO, ILLS.t
Solo rrop'a West's Uvoc PULlm,
poivsvav
H iMr.li.llsrgit,
sLs,-orKssnf -ri
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Saranparilla and other fclood-purifj Ir.t
nsl. emtiil.incd with loilja" or Totas
lim and Iron, and is the safest, most rr-ii-alil'-,
and ...orit economirrj hirvvt j.iir :;t r xhnt
eu be used, it ir.vi.-;ah!Y C-rptN a.l Mts-J
prBons from the system, enrir-Les and rern-n s
the hli-Ki, au l vev,-3 its Tltn"7i. g i-.-r-er.
It i9 tlio be known remedy for Scrofula
Bid all Serofnlou r..ri.lnlnts, I.rysip
fla.. lretia, Rli.KVi.rni, l:l-.tir.e,
Porea, Foils, Tnmnrs, and Km. tiona
or the skin, as alsr. for all disonlers canfej
hy a thin and luipororis.iod, or corruiled,
Condi tii.1 of thahloo 1. su.-l. as l'heinniilL.m,
nralKio, Khrnmatic Clout, General
Iebillty, and Scrofulous Catarrh.
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the Ii.naii..niito.y lUirarsitimn, Tr;vli
which 1 -ive s-.ifTcred for in.ir.-r ver.rs. ,
V. i.MiH.Br."
Dnrham, la., Var.-h 2, 1"2.
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Dr. J.C.Ay:r& Co. .Lowell, Mass.
Sold by ail Iragi:ta : 51, six bottles for f 5.
NOW IN USE 36,989.
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FARM ROTES.
IJetl t!ie arima!s iberi..y.
Stu.ly ecouoniy in feeding.
Very Tat cows Rive jor mi!k.
In breeding avoid close relations.! ii-s.
Clean up and store away empty hon
ey boxes.
Bone mauures are of great value lor
pastures.
Don't fret the anina's by irregular
feeding.
For making good butter cleanliness
must be.
Ordinary fowls cannot lx rroStab.y
kept longer thau two years
Crude ietroleum applied to roofs vitli
a brush will prevent moss from crow-
it.g thereon.
With wheat very cheap and ejjgs at
good pr'ces, better encourage laying by
feeding some of tLe former.
Employ the leisure time of winter hy
active thought and study concei niig
the ways and uieaiis of improving your
business.
The value of sa.t as a iHar.nre, which
at the most is not great, is believed to
be due to :t3 action on thn soil in help
ing to set free more important cotistitu
entf. It cannot be denied that Canada this
tles have at least one u, nninelj, tht
flowers afford bees the material for a
quality of honey almost equal to that of
bass wood.
The farmer who takes p:ins to "make
up" the bed for his cow or horse gains
many times the co t of the labor in bo
doing. If all the material is passed
through the cutter previous to being
used for bedding it not only adds to the
comfort of the animals but assists in
the matter of cleanliness, by reason cf
its great power of absorption. For this
reason sawdust is becoming a favorite.
Of the new breeds of domestic ani
mals introduced into this country du
ring the last qnarter ot a century, none
has attracted more attention or excited
greater interest than the small York
shire pigs. Tiiongh less widely known
and distributed than some others, it
must be remembered that their intro
duction to American breeders scarcely
antedates a single decade, and neatly
every herd of any size in the Vuited
States traces it origin to the herds of
two enterprising breeders and impor
ters. No breed has yet shown itself public
ly equal fo the Jereys in buttermaking,
and ur.til sonic breed shall have, by
well authenticated records of the per
formances of a larg. number of cows,
shown that it is at .east equal to the
Jerseys, the latter will have the pjefer
ence of a vast number of people who
will believe it better to keep a Jersey in
comfort during her period of milk yield
ing and then give her away if necessa
ry, rather than keep a cow of any of
the breeds of which it is said by their
friends that when their milk fails they
will make beef enough to buy fresh
cows.
Cvre For Diphtheria. The fol
lowing is of interest to many parents
at this time : "A French physician Las
discovered that vapors of liquid tar and
turpentine dissolve the fibrinous exuJ.
ations which choke up the thro' ia
diphtheria. Dellhil's process is f.fins
described : He pours equal parts t f tur
pentine and liquid tar iito a tin pan or
cup and sets fire to the mixture. A
dense, iesinous smoke arises, which ob
scures tbe air of the room. 'The pa
tient,' says Dr. Delthil, 'immediately
seems to exigence relief ; the choking
aud rattle stop; tbe patient falls into
a slumber aud seems to inhale the smoke
with pleasure. The fibrinous mem
brane soon becomes detached, and the
patient coughs up mieroticidep. Thesa
when caught in a glass, may be seen to
dissolve in the smoke. In the course of
three days afterward the patient entire
ly recovers.' This treatment was re
cently tried in New York. The patient,
a little girl, was lying gasping for
breath when the physician visited her.
First pouring out two tablespoonf uls of
liquified tar on an iron pD, he poured
as much turpentine over it and set it en
fire. The rich reriuous smoke which
arose to the ceiling w-3 by no means
unpleasant. As it filled the rsom the
child's bieathing became natural, and
as the smoke grew dense she lei! into a
sleep'
WOODLAKPS AND HEALTH. Upon
the hills of western Massachusetts are
thousands of acres of which, when first
cleared, were productive enough ; but
the soil, no longer held together by the
roots of the trees, has had ita lighter
and richer portions washed away year
by year until its best elements have
found their way into the valleys, leav
ing the hill farm3 sterile and nearly
worthier. The change is evidenced by
the ruined houses and half obliterated
cellars, which are sadly abundant on the
hills, indicating a population and pros
perity in former times which would now
be impossible. In the vicinity of los
ton, within my recollection, many fine
tracts of woodland have been cut down
for Grewood, leaving barren, rocky hills,
looking desolate enough without their
ouc beautiful covering. If those ster
ile hills, all over the State, could te
planted with the best varieties of forest
trees and properly cared for, th vsl-.e
of adjacent land would be enhanced,
our streams would flow with grtattr
legnlaiity, freshets and low water
would be less common, the climate
would b tempered, the extremes of
heat aud cold being less marked and
winds less violent, the rainfall more co
pious and regular, malaria would lose
its foothold, and every gtove would be a
sanitarium for the wearied denizens of
city and town. Dost on AJrtrtier.
Wsnlrd.
The woret ease in Cambria county of
scrofola, erTsipelas, tetter or blood disease
cf any nature, inherited or acqnlied, to pnr
ehiisfi one bottle of Melonald' preat bleo.l
purifier or sarsaparilUao lternative, use a
directed and if not benefitted many times
the value of Its cost, yonr money will he re
tnrned. Johnston. Ilolloway V Co., riiila
delpliia agent. Sold by K. James, Erens
burg. 5
I r is in order now for every n.atiufacterer
to praise and extol the virtues of his cout't:
nitiiieine, und claim it evei so much betu r
tnnn any othf r. On sqnr hnsiness princi
ples the proprietor of r. KesMer's Celebra
ted Kngltsh Conch Medicine says if you are
not uatistieJ with tba relief and benefit ob
tained, it yon do not consider It well wottti
the price paid for It. then take the emr'T
bottle back to your dealer aud get your
money-
Johnston, Hoi.i owat A Co ,
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