Trliky IHaiiioml
f i! i ;i r: . U.-.I to t.i-s teg.. llUAi.e
. v-ieci n il v.,tkers 'f Uie itiamt'i.d
.i: ii:e '-iiUSrt! I v tlir tl. t!i: -t" .1
, .,,.. st..:rti. that :.. y the native
S!;7ir'i'a euploied in ll. ii.i.ies. .aid s. d
.t tleui to the Ilhci. diamond buyers.
oni.!i.ly krovvn at -i- t':iis as th
"I. D. 1J." I'urauiui? :l.U milj-ct, ;i
writ"- in the New Yik 7,ifune fays:
!. r;i. the claim in the
fin" .': r very ....live Im to pt.s through
;;( : r'.iHL sh'-ds, v.ln rt he must dotT
r . .- .rnit-htu .f ci il: U i n w t ict th
t- . -.'ii ! iw c-'rvpeU Imu to wear id
'l' ,-rel'- i.f tho I- wu, a;.d uli the
"... iiJ ."m working ilres-s, ci-nsis'.ing
.ti.i iy of h UttUi-clou' iini "light
tt: t'lad in Una aij garb hi-
i - : Ir-'i n'.nut '.. u.iy, xcavating
bf ! t.n.i.i'tfi-roui "h'tie sruiiud." anJ
4 ' ( . :-t,g it into the l.ue jroa tub.
.v' i.'i r..:iprt it by lb :rial tram
. ;. Uf nvyerede oi the va.t crater-
,. v f lb tuino. w!ience il Is rurrted
'.' t!i? ? rtii tables, i-i reail m.t in Ihm
1 ier. tnnisteiled, p:tl vet iz-J. Jifted aiid
: ni't'd Ly 'he- 8rle:3 or dianiotid-he-Veis
proper. All this woik is done
ut..'-i the ui-erviMi'ii tt watchful tt.d
1 M'f. ie-.-.red iruards, tpiick to de'ect wnv
siripkn-us nmveiufut on th part of the
t.itsv iiis'-tr; et s. Hi'roit b.is the
1. r.-r oe toe :n his spi-ci-' taauch of
!. .cu, 'ii.im that it was early found
itii,- -s;l1e to rHy so'.ey 0:1 the euitrdi
w.i'.uf;i::it(H ; mid Hccordingly every
i,;v-. ve, niter his diy's work is finished,
.iid i-.'ore li- U allowed to leave the
i! 1.1', i.-. ciin:l!td tn p:o through the
K-au!,,! g tl.uls, where he is subrultwd
.1 :i .1 1 A.iri.d exaininatiot: more minuT
.lt..l ,1.:; l-'e tliMi is undergone, by the
riM.-i trate rriiniiial mthepi is. ti3of
i' civ '.'.ed couutry.
i)r ..teriin the s'archin?-shtds the
iliiV. r lirst. striDped to the skin, and
U.. h:,v .l.kI breAcL'C'otit are carefully
'xriiin' 1. N'Xt ht stands before
r.;iC) rt a strong hh! tho sur-
f.u 1 f .iboily i. crit!C:llv survyn',
iH ,:i 1; initioti b..in? givett to any ?u
j.v i -1. t v -Mintis 01 ti'-rt-s on the legs 01
("s.'w: -. Mrce it is by no m.ai.s
ti. urn.iiou tor tl.e r.t.lvi 4 to cultivate
il .-cii.,j res for t!e purpose if util z
i: U th-iv cavities iws pouches for d::.
: .v.!ii'..-. or even, wl tn they have found
. (.i t :y vaiu.ible stouo. to i::ll:ct a
i c:e ' i-.ii on tin leg with thsp id-.
s it .ii.ciilcrit.iliy, and to s'.ip tlu
d'...i 1. a... heiween the lips o? the wound
-, ... : . ; !!. 1 1. , i Nx t ue yer y kitj
.j.i.s ! ,', H-eall passed under J
n o! this superficial (?) tx.tmi I
id L'OllUiieted bv tlm d
...lli 1:1
- r- -
Lis b.i'jlt uu thrt setrcher, wli
:im te-H ne iiiter the other und
1' l tv!s tor rossib!e iewe's
: : ; t
I.' 1 .'. .- !iid t;H:.
f -; rei L'i::i;ir.v inspection over, the
' .s 1'. xt p.oed over to a s-cond
rii r, h!:') proceeds to examine the
! ! v iv i;iruratei whereby u con-
h..-( iI;.iin.iHl tiiny have tieen
.-i i w y" I Irinw the surfa.'e of the lNdv.
Th.
'.. il !
t. I f
...1
''i" at-d mstrils aie e.x.inui.ed
t.r il.0 and spr culuru ; the uion'h is
i; a'd :hoi(ti-.ly explored, with
llnyer. i'ltci.il httention being
ill v ':.vi ies in ttiw teeth. Tin;
f.ext explored wijh laryngo-
. i"! a !p.irjfe p.robatts is p iss d
; ; vr. Mi,- Kiiliet, ; and if any traces .f
l.t-.; .-r -enuions of the mucius
v r.t ;jre lire detected, euch as ua:gM
i. :.-.'..-:; Llidiutd ly twallowimr ;
iti.
r crista!, 11 sharp emetic is given
:"::. ainl "the innocent c:U'0
' us; tr ul e" ;a I'ftier.illy recov-
A-
itslratton of th-skill aad au.l.tc-
i'y
lie Diuivc i;i''L'HtS I cannot ilo
I.. th in to co . ludrt th!s short .-ketch
.vi.h u i-tory related ly a gntlemeti v t,o
js I'-in of the ,'irce.-,t private claim hold-il-:
:a the "tie!. Is." Wishirg to tes-t
th iMf.u-y of the M arching svstem f e
v'.i. : . ,i frrua.l di.irnoi.d to one if j
i ;tiv,-ii.'t-rs. h hoy 11 ve.ir ot a,.'e j
.I'-.'l .ii he vitoi'il gi v him a stvei j
Vi i. he w;;ul: p.i.-s the diamond sue- j
C''s? '-''ly throusU the seirclnti whetl-t
"v' it 'oni it t him. The boy laughed
i.. 1 tt idlly undertook the comaiissiou ;
.nd ": owner pio.: 'ed-.l to notify the
i''iVr!t!e3 of b.s p.-osed experiment, j
i:i tr-ler t!iit thelM.v, if dtteoted, migM ;
n.l M.rTer the p-riKlty of the law ; but i
. Ii m utter a.stouishnier t and that of the t
nvitc!:.T3 tie U)v managed to elude
.:..-.r vgihince anl to earn the promised
.oyrr..L,i i
A Curious Llopeiuent.
Two elm irii? couples left Xels(,n '
i.rty. Ky., fivret'v the iher Ja.
"hey were Wii'iini itrowu and Sa'.ie
: '.r-i. -r-, and S .ni lirmvu and M try
i. ! ei. The jom-.g men were brotl eis,
the tTirln -s.sterb, and it was the it.N n
Jou j C tne tpuirtet to be united iu .letT-r- !
oa"i:. In,!., tl.e .retuaCiieenof K-i - j
irk. el.ip; is. Tlie f.arculs of the gir's '.
te very siupiciouM. To avoid cotn
n.l lh.- :i!.i w-jiit to a neighbors. at:d ,
l . f.!iuri time l.Ui Wio younp: men '
i -ii fv-r tlieu: ia buri;ied. Iu ordir to 1
...it- t . . I I ... . .
'-'...i-i .uu au-iiciou liio ariris ex
r.trMtj,w.et:.eurt3,aM;-.ry goinS wiih
A i U..C1 mul u;i.; with Sain. They
i.vi-.l ': -.irtt-et; uiiks frjtn the raiiro.nl
. .". ".cd started to driv there as
'i :-J po.-s;l,;e. The 6ii.piciu i f
".- 'ihltMs h.id Leeu ! roused, bow
aiul Mi. .yat.ders wa inform. 3.
M.. mtii z hor.M , he s'Hi'e.l in pursuit,
..Ml HOO'l t e'l:a..!ed t10 eloper-i. They
w.nild v. t ?t,p, so e caught the hor-ie
: '!:' r-ir bu.'jy by the reins mil
" a't:' vmi and Sil'.ie, AVJiiam gve
Wvp io hi" h.'rne and ef-caped. When
thpy reached tho saliou he rtid Mary
.!i l not l.eur atiything from the other
.:i iple, nml after talking the nutter
over they coiitSuiIrd to go ahead ard
..-t married anyhov.-. The t.tx' niorn-
i jf. after reachirg I.ouisvitie, tin v
er united hy a m igitnte in JetTer
tfonviUe. Tiie gr.x.m told his s'ory
fiankly, and when afked if thete would i
not bu trouble when they got home
'aid : "No, I guess not. Iloth giils
.re about al ke, but I uever went to see
ais one. I w ill mke it all ripht with !
-.tin when u t homn. They returned ,
the. next Uav."
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af " T ..r a .uk.l ia a kiu.
3- Aaar. A uicl.
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e. a t:.riniuK rraii a laal.4
a-ltvaturts r a avatata ay ia tlva
' Htm lo Wakr raaltr; Pay. A .rartieal aa4
I-.-tn.-t.... a--!-, .r am t, Mr - H.Jul... f.alua
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I'arlar Wag-lr. au J braal. ai i a-rlaarata. a
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B ..r. M-.-i.t .lI l.ui.I1.. ri '
J B.llai.,, l-laaa fur I'rar-tl. al. Low-aa
llaaara a f... dra nuiioa .bd t-..ii. ul Fi.nt aauarrn
a. raafiin la ,r. r rr.ua $..-1 ta 4... ll.u.u-atr.1
n .an.4alra af I'bhllr M Waahlr,lua. rrat.
. n, a.b.ter i .aw. T- 4. a. Liarura. ticatl. ijraat. GaraalA.
Iraiiaa.. BaUcf, Haacwck. lr aa4 all Um taailtn. aaaa at
(Ua .r.-wi.
. ' .F-aap'a Fabl-a. Tha aora af aa aaial fraia..
i .. .Jr.. L-. rral Ui.-ia fur datiaria. au4 frv.a laaiula
.:r il. a, .vra day.
OIK I JSEQt AI.FD OFFER.
We have Rrrantred with the publishers
-f thi'f hranka lo iiirni-h the wht.le forty
tlm with one yeur a aiil.a-riti.ii to our
I-iifcr for l.y.S or w will a-ii.l anv tlve
t.r eta., or the whol f.irty-live for
al.&O. Addreaa alt ordrra to puljilnhera or
- I H KKJI.IS." Ebrnafcarat. Pa.
KOHEUT EVANS,
TTTSTTTPTD rri A T7"TTIT-
vJ i-N Ulh II L A K H ffj
A.M iHANfFACTfKEK OF
and dealer In all kinds ol FlKMIfKE,
ll211-illl IJXa
tr-A full line ul Ca-kets alwiys on hand.-.
Bodies Embalmed
WHEN KfcXtriKED.
Apt 30 9
ADVERTISERS
St., New ork.cao learn
rensinn I1KOKI1EP.
L, a t tf.. 10 Stiruca
earn tha him am a
any proposed line of Advertlsintr in American
ew.p.per. aaluo-pavce pampbltt, lc
I bi nl ill). A rra,-.
- " ii i iiiih. V'.'.'J?'-! --
in Lnglish.Wteat Htld.
Tliero auutht-r H hem odd ty tin? I
side of which I used to auiiietioi.
in ID eveuiKa
beiiaa :o grow firm. The path lau
r !
mile beside it ml!e or wheal in ot.e
ece all tb.we miliion million t ks
- ece .
the same tie.gnt. u.. wuu -wu. ,
f,f trains in each ear, all ripen- .
iL together. The hue of the suiface
tiaveled along as you approache.l ; tl. ;
lint f yellow shifted farther like tl.e ,
fici lon of sunlht on water, but the :
surface was really mucu iuo oamv ........
..vwhre. II seemea a iriumu
1
culture over bucD a ppace. men ,
such perfection of myriads of plau.s
spriugir g in their true lines at the same
ume'eacb particular ear perfect - !
mile ot It. I'eriect woia ;
mii. r.r it. l'erleci woia i-" i"
. :. 1
plow Ihe drill, tbe barrow in every de-
lailand sucb breath. Let your ba.d ,
' ... 11. A w u.
oucb the tars lightly aa you walk draw
through them as li over iu smc ;
beat in water feeling the golden beads.
Tne sparrows fly out every uow and then ;
ahead ; some of the birds like their j
coru as it hardens, and some w hile if U
,.fnd fullot milky Bap. There aie
Sori, ana IUlI or mi.ay k'-
hares within, and many a brood of par- ,
tridge chicks that cannot yet use their i
. - . 1 . . f
WIDgS.
Thick as the beed iteet: me,
feathered creatures have been among the t
wheat siuce it was sown, i lucnes more
numerous than the berries on the
bedzes- sparrows like the finches mul
ueugea , oijoi.v
Plied by finches, linnets, rooks,
leaves on the tiees, wood-pigeons whose ;
. . v.i,ori hiKiVeta far CllOaCi- 1
Cropsare like bUSDe. DaSCeiS iar c.ipai-i ,
. . and now aS it npeDS. me mu.lliuun
lj anu uow.aa ik ,
will be multiplied by legions, auu n. t
comes to the harvest tbece is a fresh ,
crop of sparrows from the nest in the I
barns you may see a brown ciouo or ,
them 100 yards loDg. Besides which
there were the rabbits that aie the young
green blades, and tbe mice that will be
busy in tbe 6heaves, ana tne iue.i
from spring time to granary, a nameless
hoet uncounted a wbole world, as U
were, lei loose upen he wheat to eat,
consume and wither it, and jet it con-
.. . i .1 I rT"' li . i it rii'j t f f' A.
quers me wnoie wuiu. j
you see was filled with gold coin four j
feet deep, aa a pitcher is uuea wun
ater to tha brim .
A Bat's W Isdoni.
On a very warm day in early summer
I happened to be standing near a chick
en coop :u a back yard when I noticed
the bead of a very gray and grizzled rat
thrust from a neighboring rat hole, aud
concluded to watch the movements of
.a - e
the veteran. After a carerui survey o
tbe surroundiegs, onrold rodent seemed
recently placed before the chicken coop,
and looked a friendly invitation to tbe
thirsty old rat, which immediately
started toward her.
The rat bad not reached tbe pan be
foie five half grown young ones rushed
ahead and tried to be first at the water.
Tbe old rat thereupon immediately
made a leap like a kangaroo, and was at
tbe edge of the dish in advance of the
foremost of tbe litter. Then ensued a
remarkable accurance. The mother rat
raised herself on her haunches and bit
aud scratched her offspring so severely
whenever they attempted to reach the
water that they all finally scudded, evi
dently much astonished and frightened
at the strange and unaccountable be
havior of their mother. When the lit
tle ones were at a safe distance tbe rea
sjna for her extraordinary behavior
began to be revealed at once in the in
telligent action of the old mother rat.
She first wetted her whiskers in tbe
water, looked suspiciously about ber,
then very cautiously and carefully took
a dainty little sip or tbe liquid. She
tasted it aa tentatively and critlcly aa a
professional tea taster, and when she
was satisfied that it contained no pois
onous or deleterious matter she gave a
couple of squeals, wbicb broughtuher
young and thirsty brood to her side, and
all fearlessly drank to their fill. Now,
this old mother rat was experienced.
bad learned ber lessson in that school
thoroughly, and so she would not allow
ber young and untaught litter to taste
water wbicb might have contained rat
poison or what not until she bad satis
fied berstlf that the liquid was harmless.
JJoes not this look very like reason ?
The Heiress Hunter.
Nothing can be more contemptible
than tbe life of a man who makes a
show for a few years that he may marry
an heiress. He lives a purely selfish
existence ; be is a mere cumberer of tbe
ground. To be tbe accomplished man
of society be may cultivate a few gifts
and graces, but be baa no true manhood.
He may be a convenient man to ask to
dinner, an eminent club favorite ; be
puts down a very handsome contribu
tion to every ball list and every fash
ionable charity; be should send good
bouquats. be well mounted at tbe bunt ;
be must be one of those colorless, civil,
useless nonentities whom society loves ;
be must have no disagreeable family
connections. He will then be asked
where tbe heiresses go. He must be
seen at every tea, ball, reception ; he
must give an occasional theatre party ;
be must know bow to be mean, and
snub all tbe people who bave een civil
to bim, only inviting those of the high
est fashion who baye snubbed him ; be
must be a pure and perfect snob. He
will then be spoken of aa a young man
of tbe highest fashion and of excellent
manners. He must bave that air of
cold-blooded ingratitude wbicb none
but rtal snobs know, and a perfect
w..uuuoo iu otrciug uia iiicuun oi tne
past ; be must do the opulent bachelor
busineRfi fur arahilA unrl onn. 1K t..
blindness in Beeing bis friends of the
business for awhile, and adop. the lan-
' Cliitl rrntrh anil t .ii-Ii rih- airl.. . !
uu
rooms wun nc-a-brac am
Eastlake furniture, and give very rech
must Gil his rooms with bric-a-brac and
ercbe little suroeis. But ,f h ,,. !
an heiress who knows the value of ber j
money be must not appear fast or'dissi
pated ; ha should at least seem very
respectable.
An Exeelleatt Medlr!
"Mv wife and myself were In bad health
for some fifteen years. I chanced to be look
ing over one of Simmons Liver Regulator
Almanacs nd saw A. II. Stevens' and
Bishop Pierce's names to testimonials. I
then obtained some of the Regulator and
can heartily recommend tbe Liver Regula
tor to my friends ai an excellent medicine."
Z. E. Harbison, M. D.. GordonsvUle, Va.
irrriiT discottkaged. .
esprasrs lite leUng of xuany Tictimt r
rheum iW, neuralgia, iatica and ner-
tos r tick heaUacne. " 4tv
numberl o-called remedies, and physi
cians of all school, without rehef, there
seems tabeno nope. .uu , Z -
surpri6e ad joy haTe found that it was a
w,, mrt and yur eto-e. Athlophorosunot
",.. thousands La?e been cured
a la&t resort triea AUiiopooru, iwi
d M to iu Taiue.
7 . . f . ... on ,,
Ehekomcko, Dutchess Co. Y. Aug. 20, '86
I took Athlophoros accoroing 10 uirev.
tions; it caused a ringing in my ear that
was not pleasant, it operated on my heart
causing a slower and fainter throb, and
ted mr bowels. When the last
dose was taaen 1 oia nui uua uv.
the medicine: tMntiiosj mj ju;u.
. 1 . I tnA Until
-;T Umene6. was in my back.
was better, ana cwminueu gnu5 -
gfcouidexs and neck, and had been for eight
months. I was dvl
my
as auviseu j wj .huiv u-
Jackson, wno
IUU ' .
of lameness in hU thoulder ana arm. lie
i.. ; hu thoulder and
"it drove the lameness right out of
-8
timoei iW'l'lu uiu.'i 1 . . .
fcut j jMime out ftll right and nave not
- I . 1, l ham Purina
tmd anj lanientMsium:. a.v
Phelps, N. Y, August 13, 1886.
lLiZ
rheumatigm QJ the right shoulder and arm.
This case had been of weeks standingyea
months and reacted medicine carefixUy
-electel. alo the use of electric treatmotit.
Kmoyed all lhe trouble. The
remains well, now over a year since
BMgiMnieuicc Xf t.
Every druggist .hould keep Athlophoros
,i1!m,i10rua Pills, but where ther can-
not bought of the druggist the Athlo-
phoros Co.. liz w, . ew i, -"j
, ... frarriape raid) on receipt Of
. f i.eo rer botUe
for Athlophoros and 50c for I'ilu.
Frr liver and kidney diaai- dysirla, ln-
,ilttion. wekn. nervou. det.iluy, duieaf.
0f women. -onrtunn. "'""iirnE, unu
bu- Athlti.hor.a lilts are uneqiuiled. V
BUY YOUR
CAN DEE
RUBBER
BOOTS
pi rrssuRCri ,pa.
Agents Wanted tverywhere.
ELEGANT PORT Rfl.TS!
r.olv.1 (In -li.l l ..il . .H ir. fc-i.ni irr klrdof
imt i iniiH. n xi -i 1- tn irqll ml : r.-ur cr.im
iliTtii-ili-: nt w .r ifli s.nii r'.rnj
k ia i '.r h i: i ..r . " . uu nut ni rr-.
. M. W KUlll, 7ii tanun Ht.
(Mfuujii Ohm J upr l. 1 1 , e.1
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fravk--" ta a ti-ivwal n-alVji Tl.i. u . iiik'.Aa ll:ik-ar ia,i
ft I-.!.! ef li.f!,t.. Ink ftaJ Tarl
aU4 taaraa Ita-. , aaJ atatn-u-rrT txaaufull auj itvO-iitur.
yvur eollai, ru9. ar. l a4Ml.V;d ln.ru. C.i L-r ka W u.n.p
Mlara-cad au4 U-pf. au aa a It-air-, to 4r.bra4r ar. ill
-t Uur ar i.j.. crr-;ib rtu , l. a. a ftt.4 inU.th r ; Wi'l mo
" " wwii B.ai wbavi iLi'-tai a nt lira onl iaj.
AJarv.a aU au-" at, l g t:w. I j i-uc p tar N ,t t,-1 r
ruiT1"'I,"i.n l" r ,m"'1- THE tt-'AMlilT
fr BattT ll,r- tJ ua .?r'I -Ut M
y0 it anj vanttaati dtcrn Dt tvat-
I IM-r dlrlakUv. .rtpyr af
aag-agP'y.'MJ V. WJJ S. ttT -1 'aTtllaT P"-"atk,
WtMZi .i Talat 1 rapfay--aaaiCi.aai. so l Um aata r
ava 4 eJTmmtM aaf aa ta k twa-ar. tnaaca. auM snl swrul
4Vbaaraka.aa Kb4.h-S Ta rrmm-rm E. Millar
ar.4 A4r. af lab W. f. T. I . It U -t a cbap. wortbir.
U-U-f bat a ipraatn waaH. aT r- frtut- ta s e4or aa
-atr paper JatextVC.Buai'd a n l-ra rttaat u habgoa th wail.
1JTC iMfl"JTa71 wl" u 44u.tni iikrii. rb
I. I J JkMUi2 I LU. Uel-ar Tr.it.rwiM-
mmhrrm mul bmw and rtara4f Vavr ltlii( af ii. flltrtply'
saw ti ana ii aari. umii Pau.iT y - ra 1 1 and sd4 50a fP
Mmnit rp aua knn ta anu. AddrtM H. W. ai CLt
AaX-s. a j a Ma wa m - a Aawui-am .aaa atsafV
2C YEAKS IM USE.
Tha 6rarMt Kr-jjccJ Tricpph af tha Afal
SYMPTOMS CF A
TORPID L3VER.
LaH.faixmii., itawcUcMClTa, rain la
(he hecUL wltk m. atall e-s4aa(iai la th
barit Parr. Pala BuUcr th ahaaia.r
blade. FuIlL-wava a flea- eatlnc, with a dla
lucUaulM ft txenlaa 4T avadr r a. I ad.
Irrlt-aJillirr oflonipcr. I.w aplrita. with
feellasf barlai aeslet4 aome atatr,
Wuhacaa, Uiazliiaaa, Flauerlar at th
Heart, llou beTaraths r. II aa ftlaeha
vr Iht rlrk( rr. UalAa-va-, arlth
OUTal raaaM, Hlckl- lral L'riia, au4
CONSTIPATION.
. Tl'TT'k ltXaLa are specially bdaptad
to auch rmL-yrn, one dote ftMTecta such a
aharvfr nfreliiir as to aatoniab thu aufferer.
TncrlBcreaMUie A trocCMcand cause tha
Cody tn Tavsv aaa Klaali. ttjua tha intna la
noarl.lv.rl. ard by their Tonie Action on
thr UairaaMiareOrftraLaaa.Kea-alaa Stoolaara
rroOurrn rYlra a-Sff. 4 itfVjray t..?V.T.
TUTT8 HflIB DYE.
wtif Bajb or V UiAKxas ohvoged to a
Gloss T Black by a single application of
this Drx. It impaxta a natural color, acta
instantaneoaaly. SoU by Drugglata, or
sent by ezpreaa On receipt Of 91.
Office. 4 MurrajrSt., New York.
-MOT DEAD VEX !
u.i i i a . , .'Vzri, . . ,
.a. . nmcn,
a jrr-ACTraaK or I
TTV rnnnrn ivn rnrrr thav n-inn
iu, njirLn.A.xu oHLtrmuA nhhi it
AXL TIS IiOOFIXG,
Kwpecttully Inrltea the attention ot his friends
and tbe public in general to the fact that he is stlll
carrjlnu on baslnert at the old stand otiiKtsite tbe
.Mountain House, toenshunc. and Is prepared to
supply from a larye stock, or manufacture.: to or
der, any article In his line, from the smallest to
the largest. In the beat manner and at the lowest
llrinr prices.
penitentiary work either made r sold
at this establishment.
TIN ROOFING a SPECIALTY.
Oiremeaea and satisfy yourselves as to my
i-nsburK. April IS. 1883-tl.
If , -
j JfJort(Ult to Canvassers.
. T!E'T Uanrmjen In every counts
i?."'" u'fd rtatr to aril Kxs patint m-1
tK:
.K...If.L,K AV IKON, whien combines two
tad Irons. Pulisber. llnti-r a. V a. i-T. j.li.. I
if" "or of " entire set o? or'jinarv irons" u
-,....... . . . . f. frioe
-. !
j
try. Jfu UmTZ-i f"?" I
4ml hro .... I
I - n;
auw. ajroevai Naiatn. 1- ..-K1..I. 1 1
jrT. -OIITit. Cfnr, n"v
Ifsrranted th
SHOES
I
U a
1 hfmo.t perfort Frrr.r,,(I
Itnllin exiaten.-,.. Swnd for
A. 3. FARHAi.. York, Pa.
h'erliliier
4.1 ri uiavr.
All Sorts ofraragraphs. j
Not everyone that dances is glad. ;
Honor and honesty pay in thi h'lur '
run. j
Theie is no such thing as an insignifi- '
cant enemy. i
A man 'n a passion rides a botse
that runs aways with bim. j
It is a good thing to leam caution by j
tbe misfortune of others.
j The man who believes talk is cheap
; mver employed a lawyer. (
I It said of Cuba that everything Is i
. tned there except tbe air.
! Nothing is so strong as gentleness ; I
. nothing so gentle as real strength. j
Never strain your eyes in trying to
see the good you bave done in the
world.
It is tBlimated there are sixty thou
sand colored Knights of Labor in the
South.
A female tramp is often seen stealing
rides on the freight trains of the Head
ing railroad.
A vicar in England has greatly dis
tinguished himself by refusing to bap
tise a child "Jubilee." I
When the forenoons'of life are wasted
there is not much hope of a peaceful
and fruitful evening. j
A recent writer on China puts the
population of tbe Empire at four hun
dred and fifty millions.
Tbe mania for tight sleeves is over.
The waist is the objective point of the
tight squeeze in dress now.
Do not try to look too far into tbe
depths of the eyes of the young lady ;
it is certain to make you near-Bighted.
Many a young man has a young wo
man in bis eye, who will effectually
impair his sight the remainder of his
life.
True bravery is shown by performing
without a witness what one might be
capable of doing before the whole
world.
As we grow in years and experience
we become more tolerant, for it is rare
to Bee faults we have not ourselves com
mittaid.
Mrs. Mark Hopkins is building a
52.000,000 residence In Massachusetts
She will have ?23,000,000 left tD hire
servants.
The best way i anologize is to do
a...h a kindness to the onei-. ne
that be will forget that you ever
attempted to injure bim.
-It's all very well." said the grave
dieeer "to advise a young mm to be
aigger, io ou t practicable."
As they, who for every slight in
firmity take physic to repair their
health, do rather impair it ; so they,
who for every triile aie ready to vindi
cate their character, do rather weaken
it.
"Dsn't you think the people here
are very sociable ?" asked Cobwigper of
a new neighbor. "Yes, indeed, I do,"
was tbe hearty response, "only a mo
ment ago I met a beggar and he held
out bis band to me."
"My hair is eighteen years older than
my whiskers," said a lawyer, "and I
cannot understand why my whiskers
should turn gray first." "Because you
have worked so much more with your
jaws than your brains."
Charlie, after his evening prayer, was
adding some improvised petitiocs. He
prayed impartially, as his memory
served, for all his friends, for the peo
ple next door around the corner, and
added, with tbe Bame intently abstract
ed tone : "I won't pray for old Dr.
nart's for we don't visit them."
Whatever we may have thought or
done in this world, however various and
multiform our Uvea may have been yet
in the tablets o? the angel witness but
one brief line of record will suffice to be
transcribed upon our tombs "He did
that which waa good" or, "He did
that which was evil in the sight of the
Lord.
At the Bottom of the Sea.
It is not strange that man should be
possessed of considerable enriositv to
knowfjast what eights are to be seen a
mile or more down in the depths of the
ocean.
Fortunately soundings with special in
struments as well as dredgings, have re
ealed some facts with which this curi
osity can be gratified
Aa to tbe quantity of light at the bot
tom of the sea, there has been mncb dis
pute. Animals dredged from below
seven hundred fathoms either have no
eyes or there are faint indications of
them, or else their eyes are very large
and protruding. If the creatures in
those lower depths have any color, it is
of orange or red, or reddish orange. Sea
anemones, corals, shirps and crabs
bave this brilliant color. Sometimes i
is a pure red or scarlet, and in msny
specimens it inclines towards purpl-?,
-NOla srreen or blnn fiah ia fnnnd
The OIvg red is the fi?h's protection :
for tbe bluish-green light in the bottom
oflheocpgn mak th nnr
. ...
"u "fearoia neutral um, ana Hides
from its enemies.
Many animals are black, others neu
tral In color. Some fish are provided
with boring tails so that they can bur
row la the mud. The surface of the
submarine mountains is covered with
shells, like an ordinary sea beach, show
ing that they are the eating house of
vast schools of carnivorous animals.
feiarlet Ferer.
Darbys Propbylalatic Tluld is unequalled
in the treatment of Scarlet Fever. Used as
a gargle It prevents tbe throat from be com -
IDR diphtheritic. alUvs the ioSlfflmitlnn
. f . ' -.-
aua sutdues the pain. Lsed to sp
epoore tbe
ation of
iha cVia...i -..
tnf.in and destroys infection.
t 11
phere wholesome.
rr and Urip Jalee.
Tbe art of Presarvlng Grape Juice with
out fermentation and tbe art of fermenting
the Oporto Grape Into wine in this country
has been brought to a greater degree of per
fection by Mr. Alfred Speer, of New Jersey,
than by any other person. The Claret and
Burgundy are very popular as dinner wines
and the Port and Unferment Juice as even
ing wines as well as for tbe communion
Uble and for Invalids. Foreale by druggists.
Is Life
Worth Living ?
That depends upon tho
Liver, for if the Lirar is
inactive the -whole sys
tem is out of order the
l.reath ia bad, digestion
poor, head dull or aching,
energy and hopefuhmsa
gone, the spirits are de
pressed, a heavy weight
exists after eating, with
ceneral despondency and
the blues. The Liver is
the housekeeper of tha
health; and a harmless,
Eimple remedy that acta
like Nature, does not
constipate afterwards or
require constant taking,
doe not interfere with
business or pleasure dur
ing its use, makes Sim
mons Liver Regulator a
medical perfection.
T Tiavw tested Its virtues personally,
ThrobblDK Headache, It 1 the oesi it.
.t Ti,- JfrM ver saw. Have tried 1
rsonally, ana
im ana
medl-
forty
S?t!D TJdTe; before Htmmona Liver
. rV,. of them rave more
aSampvTrary-rellef. but the Keulatol
itS oal raUeved t-tcured.
E&SiLY aCCOUHTED FOB
aallfcl apt-riul rctinra 1 n 1L"
blllly aa a ftlanl faoI."
fcyrry wri.c-la uf a. kl. baaa- arc com
pM.l. la n direr food ol raalablna.
, ra-ndi r tula lood lua-dl.il-ly taTulla.il
In the S25 PHOSPHATE
Wklrh we clcin. to k- ery aporlul ad
aataae, na it iltMibr crop ao early alart
lad "r."o. U until lully anatorro, be
alda. peroaanently lmrolu tbe noil.
Mnriaa- . Jan l.t. lrt
r IH -1' IlJlT K. "da b, .ul - nil otbor m.kj-l c.a-
u i . .. ... I . ,-.L a 11 a I i-ii r
taa aranrl tu iwr lull. 1 am a-i.u .... .. a- -
"bad Satlrvr ahaat and cut mora craaa for two rra
artiara 1 uffra ilia :.- , - - -
otbar kind and adviaa all faro.ra U, buy Kau.bl
THE OBIG1M1L
Manafactiimra of
RAW BONE
SUPER-PHOSPHATE
BAUGH & SONS,
MAKLHUTCKtHH .
Combtnad capacity uudtpdh
of our W.n-k. 7j.i' IMPORTERS.
IXD
aa. t-a- -ear, ana sun
PHILADELPHIA, FA.
Dse Bangu's $25 PHOSPHATE
ACTIVE, PERMANENT, CHEAP
ANIMAL BONE MANURE
J
j
Sa -rire yon can cam.
And t!ic !-t )rwv.-ntivc kno n for Coiimiinplion. x.
rc.TT.-n r tmui.-. n.id all dl.-cnlura i.f tru, M...l.
I
I
t
I tivr-. l i". r, Ku!ncya, 1'ruiaiy OrvntiH a-id
ill I . itw'.s ' mj Li.iiL,-. Tl.e f-l.lo and aick. etrr.r-
ri-lina- ;urni:i.-t di-:, and f!o ly driftinj- t..T.-.-ii-,i-
l!.i-. iii'-.vrllMniuiifctcawi rwoviT their liealth tj
ll.o t:iiKiy u j of i'lKlitu a t-.-wc, but il. 1- darv
ittiruui. Tako it iu time. Sold ly all X'niirjrlts In
largv br:i.-s:it $L0a
Tit; t f -t, sure:it, (iwlrktMl mud bent cure for Corns,
Iiunit.1. . -.-'.1,1. XuUa.vlUHimn.&c. Hind m thHr fur
tttrjrt vt!.. Mojiiu. iun. ;iv,-iiiotrurt-. V ate- the
fft Co:i.r txi'i'-, Ul'.(i.-M,rni run s It-n ;rvTtiliiip
io fftilw. Sola l Lik ''ia4mt 1'. iliAcoi.diij.", S. V-
i
CABKIAGES WAUONS & SLEIGHS
Carriage Making in all its Branches.
Pain tin, Trfmm-fn g
and REPAIRING of al! iTids done on
tho SHOKTKNT MlTl' K and tha I.dWEST
PKICKS. Alit.i. I'lBtnnu, Sawli.Kan.t W..d Turn
Inn with ltnprove.1 tnwMr.crr. Also, all kinds of
heavy work done. Carrinarr -.n-lth tiot.jronnecteil
All na-tiaa -..nf ...
...ii..,.. me a im work will I a nonor
amy dealt wltb- A! work
arraritf-..
Ehennhurir. ictnher it. ls.
I). X. "HtTTE.
i-'oi: sai.i:.
J Alt NAI.t FIH Y AlKKS , ,:1I, ' Xrie
pheny townln,.. adj.. mint lan.l- ..t t T. M.M.re
..'.'"U ,'1,a,,:n'"'n landaof tha.ul
cr.ber with a a-,.,,, water n:.l'. ami limhw
enough the land to y i.,r There are al"o
two I..K house- thai caid l. rix-.l S. to live in
and Home a- ml air-H-..w irr...!,, !. K-,.V(-n hundred
iu a7.r"' ,,U? ""'J ".r.herw.irVlke
riihJol the i.urcha.-e ui.niev I- sawini,.
... . h;amis'.mhav
Allegheny towurlii, June 4. 1887,
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
LOUKTTO.l'A,
IN CHAIKIE t,V
FKAXCISCAX BKOTHKRS.
Board and Tuition
for the Scholastic Year, $200.
March Mth. lSfifi. tl.
Wool! Wool! Wool!
Will In,,! Hnrr ) A Son,
aWT.J011 TO HKINU YiH K WlMlI, TO
ALUIIINA and net tra.ie lor Itnl Alto na prices
r part Uade anj caili. riceu.
"Win. Murray & Son,
1315, Klcvrnlli Avenur, Altoooa, I"a
Altoona. Pa.. My 1.1, lsgr 3:n.
FOR SALE.
A valuable Hotel property known as the Kialr
House, situated intheV eit ward oi t.i'sl.uri
the"nVr. 7 l,arUcu1-' eH on orathiress
the under.-iirne.t. JOHN hi aim
-KbeusburK, May 17.1S88. 1LAIU-
GOf.SUfvlP.TiOr-J
? T mm. wt ktad Mid f lose tavadLt.f
W-TV1 A,--M UN everiwh. ro, local
and traveling, to sell out itooas. W ili
j ay ittrtjd salary and all expense.. Write
lor tt-rins .it onr-e. a.,., .t .il. ... : ..
e.l. S
ii AiT-fAKlJ slM'K'i-l- t..1li'ANV,
Hot to
tejte'a A?r.K.t:ral Wcrh, Tcrfc Pa,
tX'- Saw 131
5
aaal tar riraatralal
vaialiaraa. e
aai
The aurceaa ( llami k'a S l'kapbate
ava cirtllrtil c-r.p froducrr a nd pt-rwunrut
laaprcrol lUe.oll,larvllycruuiril fur
.. . .. .-.I,.- Lunn ot aulmnla. and
I. .a .. .
r--x- '-4i-iX' r .aiiaaiai aa a laj
?A'oyS H AiMTiR&n 5 Vokea siDgs about in her c'vver s;rg
0mKil ! His' Art was True to I' )".' L.-t
WJni?'1 I Kid, Mr. Banks
Tj Tti?&i?tZl!r-- J trange snore and luekvd or.
The btft Coucb Cure .., - 1 kuauj.
L -aaaTgy
T zrm '"awHa, wo trrropt im mj favlttl In Ita -a&raki-al
ar.tkaaar K. t. a. aiaA, "aC ilfTZri aCa.
CUM! WHEI.E AU USE rAulF 3"
171 J"t Cough Synm Tv.i.-.ir, --J
W t" n 'line. l.y d:i..;,:i,-y -jj I
ET llIi7uKi i M I anfi BLiAZt3
Romantic Career.
That wickedueHS sometimes pros;,.,,
is evidenced. Bays tt.e New York M', r
' by the rather romantic career withii, tht
last few months of Charles . Iiai,s
I formerly of Albany, Ih's .State, ,'f
San Francisco, Cal., and now iltVA'
by the power of love to the thror, 0
King of Cook.s IalaDd, in the n0u..
Pacific ocean. A history of Mi. HjiikT'
' lite in Albany would add so lnt!e jLte.
est to bis later life that it is unnccesr,.
j ry to refer to it now, except, to sLa6
that in that rolliDg town ht mar.-V I
1 very interesting young bdy, for wf,
' . . 1 : n 1 .. i .... i i . . . . . .
accoraing to ma mwep-u icn.fr 10 1r.er.i3
in this city, he still entertains Lhe Q0!t
touching affection. It is also Lat.j
necessary to say that the 1-dy ia ij.K;
tion, Mrs. Eanny A. Banks, who is now
j in this city, places so little faith in tit
I assurances of unbounded i-.ve tha
has begun a divorce suit, and cLarj
bis Kingship with desertion acd ir.;.
j delity.
Soon after the marriage of the c n-. j
they journeyed to San Francisco, wLcie
Mr. Banks, being intelligent and LrigLt
! nr. nr.1T aa . Iianilanmft t'iiiii,m....r ... .
ed employment in the express cff.ee of
Wells, Fargo & Co. There he prc.,;r.
i td, prosper. 1 too well for his iierbjna;
; good ; for, having obtained a position nj
j trust, and gained the entire cotitijeiice
. o" his employers, he suddenly d;sup.
' peared six months ago, canying
over Jo0,000 belonging to the comf acj.
j His many friends at the GoldeD gi
mourned his departure for he was i
j good fellow, reckless with his rcoLev
j an interesting talker, avud a good B'.ory
I teller, while bis little suppers at Lome
and at bis club were the talk of socttv
for days after each event. Mrs. Banks
too, mourned his loss, but her reasDLs
were widely different, and she CHrceta
this city after gathering enough evidence
in San Francisco to prove to her that
her husband had not been all that she
had expected. Consulting the law rrr.
of Messrs. Johnes, Banner & Wilcoi
here, the papers for a divorce were prop
erly drawn up, but pending information
as to the wbereabjuts of hcr recreau:
husband, she withheld Drocw-tlinTs.
Meanwhile, Wells, Fai.ro .v Co. Lad
sent detectives after the defaulter, wlo
tracked him to Tahiti, Sandwich li.
lands, but the wily young niau tl-.-d in a
."cbouner a few hours t;-t..re tl.t h'.t-u'.h-hounds
of the law rtaciitd tht-re. Fr i
this point the gay defaulters rarvc.
ments much refemb'e thjs of Billj
Kid, the ilJustriout hero whom Rosx.
tame aiong ana accosted tlm :
,.Oh ! su with me and the Kite you'i!tx,
And in a palace loll,
Or I'll eat you like filet ," so he gare
band did Billy,
But Lia'art waa tru-j lo Pull.
Mr. Banks was certainly in luck. He
bad sailed away from Tahiti for a polf.
anywhere out of the reach o: iLe 1t.
and favoring gales had direoU-d h:i crf.
to the shores of Karetocga, Cook's li
sland, in the South Facile, where the
beautiful but dusky (,ueen Ulakea (Ula
kea in English, but something ei.-e :i
her own picturesque language) re;gotd
quietly and kindly over her ;.,v tribe.
She is a widow, bnt ceased abruptly to
grieve for her departed lord, when tbe
handsome facn and manly bearing and
figure of Mr. Backs loomed up Letore
her in her quiet, luxuroua tome. He
was a wanderer, weary and forlorn, and
she a widow, sad and loaely, but wr.L
lots of this world's g.jods ai-d a !atje
heart, which she unhesitatingly threw
at his feet. Her kindness won Lita.
coupled with his own Yankee ingenui
ty, w hich told him that Le hadstru.-k it
rich, to use an Americau:su, and hi
availed himself of the fortunate Dor-
-Unity equally as UnheSitatiDkTl V HE it
la.. "
naa lxen nnsr.iv! t.-. t-m
Onions. Aside from the potato
crop tbe onion crop is the most impor
tant vegetable crop grown, and under
proier culture is an exceedingly profita
ble crop. They yield from SCO to CXl
bushels per acre, according to the nature
of the soil and culture, and rarely sell
for lees than 50 cents per bushel, while
they not unfrequenlly are worth as high
as one dollar. Tbe soil must i. ii,-h
and thoroughly and deeply pulverized.
A rich, loamy soil is the best. Manure
heavily with well rotted manure. Tbe
soil cannot be made too rich. Ii is
useless to try to grow onions on poor
soil or in a shiftless manner. A few
days neglect when the weeds are grow
ing rapidly, or a week's delay in sowing
after the ground is in a suitable condi
tion in the spring, will often ruin the
crop. There is no crop in which
thorough culture will bring larger
returns. A top dressing of wood ashes
applied after the second weeding will
be found to greatly improve the crop.
What to Teach jour I.oys.
Teach them to turn money.
Teach them how to be strictly
truthful.
Teach them shorthand and typ- writ
ing. Teach them economy ia their affairs.
Teach them to be polite in their
manners.
Teach them history and iolitical
economy.
Teach them to avoid tobacco and
strong drink.
Teach them rareful and correct busi
ness habits.
Teach them to ride, drive, jump- run,
and swim.
Teach them, by example, how to d?
things well.
Tench them to avoiel profane tr
indecent language.
Teuch them habits of cleanliness and
good order.
Teach them the care of horses,
wagons, and tools.
Teach them to be manly, self-reliant
and aggressive.
Teach them to be neat and genteel ia
appearance.
A Xkvada man whe started oui to
ook for a grizzly bear, fouuJ tiu in
i time for dinner the bear 's diLuer.
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