I1 r.iii'-.r.m.
A (". r.i ta. 1- alUir tr dinr.er that
iat pi t.T.
(;: .. ci. ih .? t -il a tieuly
n'an !.-d r 'i''.
U " t" r.ttpur a sh.trt bind fool
uro'.f.il a f ' ii .
T'li-1 " a "'t.."! : an.l a favored land
for t! e fei'i.-w i 'bo 'h'r.'t jM Kft. j
'I ...... .. , -. -1 , . i . i .l.li.l.w.r I
I rt tMt is rt it a ie.v:' r I ;:s,res-t.
V?"i '-i a il t:i : (. like a )itinivi he
ir:.; '.' AY hen la? is !.v!uh i, a niau w...l a
I t.V.
Many a ;rl vrho w an.riaus to pot into
;r;:i'l-.u Inn c itritea with jjfUing
int a call'-) wiaep.'t.
We r.c.er saw : ou:ig.-b i, no niKer
hmv tiii'.tr-htiirttd he wa, that would
r.ct 1 -it a .'.rum and lick h mar spoon.
'Who ' tli.it :ito.h th street V
"( h, tl at is a very oloie friend of mine."
' l:itli,al.'1 "Yen. l.a never lends a
CrT.t."
The 1.1 snake sum? to le rather la'e
maV.-v.,' l.ii ai'ft tiw.ee this y ar or tle
the ftviVc Par ha lit conic cn-scltuc..'
td::.,::er.
A T' ihidcH h'a school gill, upon be
ing il by t ha teacher to d tin -i h-i'-
rw moektry, promptly replied, A
ant.''
Hallo'-v Jlv? is an ancient in.stittit'on.
lu tlif pai'v. of Mien, n.'u-n Adam
warded bis wife, bo u: pd to s vv, "ILai
lc, I've "
Thf-re is ft C.tpli'' r-rrv;b: "If th
best in it s fail! 4 vote written it In
f.ir'-b: ; d. WLi.l I rviUi! l.lm pu'I his
htt ov r l.ij eyis.
Tr-riv is one vliuiiV pj feature about
n wire fen.:o. Tt. patt-nt mtdicip
man run t t tint ; It epr.d on it in legaid
to bis l;ver carp.
A book agent wasknockel down by a
street car the oilier day ami two wheels
pasd vr l.ia cltetk. Tb( car is la'd
op ppndinp rt't air?.
A pvi'..-i.ri is fltija'tl by a Little Kutk
w(ni'in (.n the jroutid (i n rvnou dt biii
ly prodn. ed ly ?ot:'iia wnniulf J 1'f .li.r
a . !.ii r';i !".; .i!n;'iit:.!cd.
An Am traliitn doctor ojf'.s u: on tbe
I T"avnl f m i! y by adv rtisirp that I t
ill i I'ity l.w'.i tl.e fMial expends in
ca1" a '1 to be is iut hucim ?;fl.
Tla N'ht way t K't alons ;n hot
v c all'-'i is to bt'icf evrry rt of 11 sb
stoiy 11 at i.) !i Id. Ir one i.-t improbable
it cum Po d uud lat.T in Ihe season.
A :.mn it) y lo br,vp t-non h to w-ilk
op to Ibe cinnon's iu u b, and Jet l ot
bavo tl.o cnr.rie to b'lrnl l.i.5 wifo a
' -f !,-r tbut be -airitd In bit jacket for n
week.
A Sintr Sir: convict concealed him
sidf in abix of i-birt.s, was llor.g into a
fn icl.t car, kicktd the end out of ti e
box t,d p-capi-d. I! shvu'-" bavo t..e:i
ironed.
I'r tin tbo .'d.iy ."a'ary cf a N'ow Y ik
I'ry s. ,o.'l tfivcbpr who receivis T'
year, tl cio na.i deducted one c rt bc
t.u f ii;..l o d.y b-o.u lardy two
M.i.'.i.i-J.
V 1. 1 i !..'i' .i.bt.i bis S bbath 3c1hI
C I . i.- J tin: cr ."-'liii. Jay. ' AVht i:) s-mIi-tud-
?' a:-..'i v "!i htiwere-l by : l' IS. at
leads pi pei-,: '-'I'tie i-'.oro that don't
'. 'I I . '.'
A to it: i i, .ay bp willinjt to ndmit that
wb it lie i-a!;:; ..d luck conies throub
). i h! ree, .!i,t.!:-t) Put lm dor.su.it prointae
to buy that bis luiffortnnta conic
: I r. !!: Ii .-t r.pidj y.
A ("uiicoid phiKopber wards to know
if a ltigh-r type of man can ho expected.
X So long aa pretty girls appear sat-Wa-,
wi'.li man a be w, there will be no
further tvoiutiod.
An (id lady who imagined that the
bca mist I; very daty because so many
i -o p.! bat b 3.1 i: it, was corso!t".l on Le
injj i:if.iu-d tLrtt it wa-he-i ujon Hie
Le. ch everj meruit,?.
you diut the fumurc U!s
Tnorrinjr, Mar V" asked the mislress,
-Xo, laa'nio,-- replied MMy. it didn't
wed it ; it Pad all toe da3; on !t that
l "tdd ea::ilv Ind."
"If jou wi.sli io have a she of dura
ble niateri..:," (xc!i!nvil a faHions
' t ia''. r, ''on sli.vod niaKe tbfc upper
l-athtro? tbp Ibe mou'.h cf a drit'ker,
for thit i.pv r lets ia wittr.
M;oing down tj hear tLe prohibiili n
lecturer to-nlj.'bt, .l.teks. n ''No
Indeed. 1 'ru sick of pr.,bltit ten ltc ores ;
tiy wilv bi betn delivering tbem tome
ever piace we've Len married.
A IK:! v..sre man r o"i d dT tLc vc:ar.da
t tl.e :;rauid. a distance of twenty
inches, to make fun for the l.iby, and
the thi'.d time be iritd il be In.ko bis
ntcl. ai d leit the baby fatherless.
Y..ni'r I enny-w ait ( li. Libel ! 1
love u." very irrontni you wanton.
Ktliel ( tide) I hire .y. Comer lot,
wor.b :-',' v.
Tbee;v;. rt no i.t is not yet announced.
A pi.ty of tem ile mutea are occupy
lr.,r a ,tl..-'o at Like MinLftoi.ka.
Mian., it'll the ;i::te isVr.own as '-Tta
luatb r."'.:eV la .reat." It ii r.ot tt
K'-i'.l nl-ue to txtrc.ee tbe vocal organs.
Mi.ii i !- to new M-rvant : "IlrMpt,!
where is the drsttV Uridgtt (nlow-
v. Ub i r i : r ) : "Tin r tb-st-i t, iului '(
It's in Afticky or Ajit. Tiie tt acb r
uliAtis cub-d me a foiLc itiuat i a scboi- !
i
r. i
Tbti Lnii'iri,t of (.'hi oa lias nresente.i j
six hundtetl a'.ai. ta vl ittry ot h?r own
i'in;itK-.i;i(u t.' a native college. Tb
treat dis.nl vanl.tK.' cf a cul't K" as citn
jare.l..ha tiewsi up. r t-II'.Je utti.it Ibe
itnirr I. .in ik nu.-iiii l a.kt t.
l!, Hl.u. Kirl (t. I'.'cle . billies;, ; I sup
poi-c ;t is nic t noub it: tho ra.t suui
I:HT t!U;e t.) llVr. Mi ;i f irm, but .i
out in tbo cold hii.1 ftiiii'.v iind K ttL-i
winter app! -a ainl Harvest tbo wlititl 1
i.i' i.:i"e l":!.t It? u: pie.iaril.''
i
!. ;.- . t ji-'ltv irirla in N v Yolk
vi.'i ni.tn.i-! ir.o'ir..' tb-it it.-ck vs a
1 i in i. . 4 1 1 , . iii.i'aii i. Y'Hiru tin n
li;t ' i'- ; j i ,1 mi tbt it of a ijl. 61 1
of iinik u;.i i ll. r tl.in ;;s tor tbo Maun '
j-mpt.b-.
Yot;ii; iii:i:- ' I want to uak ym u
p:-li. i.'' V:-'iW.-r 4-Al. i '. lit, ad i
--vav."' . '.- Yi bave Litrii luar-
r. i '.. ..i : if ! in- wt.uL wife did '
. r ui-.a :" '-'. "Yi n bite
tl. t-. i. i.i , . j ,. ... o t- uj-.rl t!lr othe:,
un.l iL.n U'l rtbicb i Ibe ewtetiut."
K ASK! ME
THE NEW QUININE.
liO(Ii.Fi'ETITE !
SiliENCTH,
fjLIETNERVE.
iilfil MY?,
SWEET SLEEP.
A POWERFUL TONIC.
that the mrw,t telifare smmarh will benr.
ASPECIFIC FOR MALARIA,
RHEUMATISM,
AiERVOUS PROSTRATION,
anl all lrtu Iiseas.
Tho in.vft vrlrntlll.-n.l fu-'eatul Hliv.l Purltl
rr. 1 1 --r . -r t .jitinlnH.
Mr. b. A Millrr. f:m b.Mt I57th 'ret, w
Vr. ne circl t.y Ka.-kine .f extreme mil.trial
run ...r fn.i!. IT" ivxinilt to H7. 'nan on Kas
kir.o In .l.inf. !h.i, wnl tn wor in or. ui .nth
it i r.trat)..l hi lull we.itht in rtx months, llal
nir.a'-l Lou Ttf. h.-ttcver.
Mr i il.le.in 1 ti.,mjn.n. the ol.le't n.! anj of
he Tso-f ro err.'.l c.lizrii.4 ..r HndKiH.rr, onn..
"I tttu r.lr.ery v:tr tt i.e, un-t fr the
I t -1 t hri-i- ;. H.ir h.ive nrl.-ret (r..in malan i n.l
tt:. "p.'tii of .'iinine iK.t'.ntntf. I raofnllf be-
4'i vtfi h K o-tin whi.-n rr.-kv up Itie malaria ttni
i;.,'o-e.l in wcluh'. ."J j..ui.1.
?'ri.T. A. Solomn. t HullMaj St.. Jerry
i'i!v. wr"t : .Nr fn Marry elev.n jrcar. w:t
-iie, ol M:t!ar.a t.y K:tk:nc. ne-r llten minthJ
iI1m-. whn e lnj uivon 111. n'l hoi.e.
I.t,tt,r lr.,ni Oie f,.,e ,ern.-, Klvlr.K full
l-t ill." w.il L scut on ii.n.-aU',n.
Ki-'Vl:i nn he t.tkeit w'.thr.tit nnr special me-t-
i.'limirc, a 1,.,'tl-. S.,1.1 r y all ifuKl-'t.
r --Pia l. h. .nl n r.-oe-et f'f i.ri.'c.
I1IK KAKl.b: !.. 61 Warren St., cw YorH.
DSlNES
x
3YRUP
. CURES i;
-KiiCll n Knl."
rlernoat nt. mice, rofhos ttiej", nt?, be.l-
llrart I'aln.
I'a!.i: 1 1 ! n. !r. (.il.-nl HWnliinK. mt.nf. In
.1 c.-ti.-u. heaaarho, ?l'j-;.lo5ce carel ly Welts"
ii'Miir. t. ..-newer.
"Rondi on I'snH."
A"' fir W ell-' Koul:h on f.,rn.- IV. Quirk
r.iuilli:te rure. liar '. r .;t corn.. warn, buuKUJ.
"nnrhn lallta.
Hui.-it. eomi let' eure. all kl.lney, l.laJ.lcr an.l
uMnnry .li'.vivey. j.-al.linu, Irritttl. n. n.-ne, grav
el A.-.nrh l' ti:e MaJ-ier. f I, ijruii-u.
n i. Hue, rile.
Klie, n.a,,h..s, n. I.e.l huir, rat.-", mice, irft,h
er clil,Uiunk.-i, e!earej out t y "Koa-ih on Kau."
IV.
IhlH Praple.
WrII' llrnlth Ki-rrr' r. -toms heitlth and
tlki-r. cure ly-jTii'ia, Impotenec sexual it. hilar.
It.
" KnKh nit I'nl.i."
1'jro .i..le-;t. ri.li.-, rrarn;.. . i.trrhnr.i. ahe,
ln In-.. -;-r,n-. I.ea.l.uhr . n..ar t'ci-t, rhrum it:ut.
at. Kou :ti u I'aln l"l:.-t-r. Sic.
Hilhcri.
If y ,u r.r.- f illirir.' r.fcrn.w irn .Hit an ! nrrven--,
u'c'Hcli'j Mp.iI:k i;rr,-,T.' ft. r.-ui,l. f.
Life l'rff rifr.
II y, 'i in- !. ttj y-,,ir uil', ,,n liU. try"W"ell"
Ui-i'.ih t!i.ser." M.., .Iinv-t t w.-.tk l-uis.
"Itiuiiih .i ii IMIeK "
':re il- , r I. :!. rr!i ... U, li-'h.'.if. : r :rti.!ir. .
t-li. I.ik, .rt. . -.1 , r ..th. r I :ii -r:i i. .r..l ettrr. 1 1
r.'iT...ly m o.i.-!i eac-i'. S'aro cure. '. I'ruk,-
. .i . -.
I'rrily V i.mi u.
I. ! '.- wl -,m'.; " ':On f- j Tlv.. -it ,
S-n t i : t try u ri; H.-.il: n l...-r..-cr.
Koul' n .-n lu-L' .-nrr- i.Lim-.r-. ernj-tlon, ring
worm, idi.-r. .!. rheutu, ir -:.-.l ect.etiillM-tins,
" Itu'iKh l iilarrli.
.rre? i (! i,-u n rvlor. at .n.ee. '..m.Iete run
.,1 w rvt -l-r -ii,. al-t m ;in'.-l a uarlv tur
.Si; lithena. -,,i o tlir..i, I,, ul irej-h. Stf.
Tlie 1 1 - of lite Sinllnii.
t;i.!l.'r.-ii. "I-.-., in ile. rlot'incM. i Jiiy. er.w cy
an. I .lelir.ite u -r " '.W-I U' lle tu llcnewcr.'
Alitrrh .r (lie Klttiltler.
Ftlnir.nu, Irrit.iffin. ii.tia!nmat!i,n. ail k!.tr,eT
ur..l unn try r m.-laUil.-t cu.-e-l iy "Ku.:liu-l'aita.''
"Water Kmc. ItotM-liea.'
"Kouult ..n Kj.ti" vluitrs tl.em oat, also tretle
ar.!.
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Wil lwocl
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nbt.'bty,
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Mlllflle,
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t'on.lron.
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dir-tioti 'or tt roni'iiBB f lurref ti iiavl, Willi
unBif-r'V frii ai 4 fivn,!H.
- lb rraiei lo-f- A UuHUof !CtbA. Hj WUkl
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V Ii4 4'aart Karaa. An Ictwreailnt; Ntjvet. B? Mri,
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atttltor of K.ra raoifir.'
PT tt- . dLltr rtf " iloffc T hum.
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lota tur.nr or - j iitjirti f
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ft. H St fc
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1 rM.y U rk tor IIahc A.ni.,MLMNtiriy
w wort uiK-n i -v rafm:Lf ai.-t p4-a-ttal
i iBtrurUr.il ftr matte fan t-auit!, wi V". brat-
u rer4,r -4-. viuSroi irv, tie., t-.t rrofas!! davl ;
al.t'y ll-B'tTmWt
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c- t- j.i-n ,ur i"fiii.m- ti r.f
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" 'ui,u h'n.1rid tt r"rwtt'ii eiin rna,
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..hDByr. Bi.f, Haatcaxk, Lei. feo4 feii tlafe kavdliaf aaaai aal
tr,. C- Bjr.
Fatblrav T w-art f .a .T4War frw.
f i" --a -a- t kvaa kr aavstiarta akfed aara fT a
ib tt ife? .
OI K I Fql ALCn OFFKTl.
M'e )invt arTnneI with tbe pnl.lt'h"
r ttii-M. U,k io rurmh the ahole forty
Ave nli ne tear s KiO..-riiii..i In wir
p.'.f. r r..r ai.tt-it r wa will ietil any Bve
i--r t rt., t,r H,e whole f.rty-flve for
5 1. .VO. .,l.lr- all nnlt-rt. to iiulilii-Ucra of
" 1ULLMA V tkM-B.bara. Pa,
KOIiERT EVANS,
.
UNDERTAKER, I
A.-UMAMn ACTI RtK Ul"
anj dc.tier In all kin.ls ot H'KMTl'Kt",
A lull hoe H Cafkeu always on band.-a
Bodies Embalmed
WHEN KEtlVlKUi.
Al l Zi 89
fiLI iXjllllrjaO liilWlXLaCd.. IO S-ruc-e
n fi-. t- liin.mn l.-jrn tbe kimsi co?t o
: auy r,.,h: line M Ar'rertlsir.tc la Ameri.-n
j rww.ii.ar.. -lVst-imr pampalM, lt-
W hj IJirJ Mnj.
The majority of ornithologists agree
in ascribinz an erotic character to the
soeri of birds ; not only the melting
melodies, but klso those of their tones
thai are discordant to the human ear,
. . . x :
are regaraea as love-notes, xjarwiu
finally, saving some rtverses, came to
accept this view. To be able to speak
critically of the love-song, one should
pay especial regard 10 the love-life of
birds. It would be to throw water in
to the sea to add to what ornitholog
ical writers have advanced concerning
the exceeding vital worth and cosmical
signiGcance o! love. Nevertheless, I
venture the opinion that the origin of
the song-habit is to be found in other
sources as well aa in this important fac
tor, among which is the joy of life,
manifested in an irresistible determina
tion to announce itself in melody ; and
tnat the song is more perfectly brought
out in proportion as this feeling is more
highly developed in the organization.
Birds In freedom begin to sing long be
fore pairing, and continue it, subject to
interruptions, long afterward, though
all passion has been extinguished ; and
domesticated birds sing througU the
whole year without regard to breeding
time, though no female or companion
ever be in sight. Such birds, born iu
captivity, never feel the loss of freedom,
and, if they are well taken care of, are
always hearty and in good spirits. Tbe
bird sings, to a large extent, for his
own pleasure ; for he frequently lets
himself out lustily when he is all alone.
In the spring-time of lo7e, when all life
is invigorated, and tbe effort to win a
mate by ardent wooing is crowned with
the joy of triumph, the eong reaches its
highest pei feet ion. Cut the male bird
a'so sings to entertain bis mate during
tbe aiduous nest-building and batching,
to cheer the young, and if be be a do
mesticated bird, to give pleasure to bis
lord and the providence that takes care
of him, and in doing so to please him
self. Lastly, the bird sings by habit,
as we call it because the tendency is
innate in the organs of song to exercise
themselves.
Advice to Hnsbands.
Never talk in your sleep unless
vou are sure what you are going to
say.
Don't be discontented. It is much
easier to mate your wife feel that
way.
Never tell your wife that she is a
charming singer nnless you happen to
be deaf.
Don't flatter yourself that you know
more than your wife until you Lave
got home from her funeral.
Don't be too friendly with your
prospective son-in-law. lie may think
you intend to live wilh him after
he is married.
Din't try and fool your wife about
drinking unless you haj pen to marry
an idiot. Then it isn't worth while
to do S3.
Never tell your your wife how much
batter some other women dress unless
you have more money than you know
what to do with.
Never boast to your wife about tbe
value of your pass experience. Your
mother-in-law may settle herself down
on you next week.
Never find fault with the quality
of your wife's cooking. You may pos
sibly drive her to join some cooking
club, which would be much worse.
Keep A Cash Book.
Evef fafmer should .keej a cash
boo6. Let it be known that a merchant
keeps eo books, and a wholesale dealer
would at once refu to Credit him. I
kaow that soma f&tmers think that a
P'e:e of chalk and the back of a cellar
doct is all that is necessary in the way
of farm accounts, but they are greatly
mistaken, and it is useless to say that
they are not acquainted with book-keeping.
Any man who can write can keep
a cash book, any cheap memoranda book
will answer. On one race of tbe book
set down the amount of cash on hand,
and follow with everything sold, the
date of the sale and the sum received
for it. On the other side, put down all
the out-going or expenditures. At any
time by adding up the two pages, you
can tell what cash you have in your
pocket-boak, and if there Is any disa
greement, there must be an error some
where. On other pages of tbe book
could be recorded the contracts for la
bor with workmen and any articles sold
on credit. A farmer who keeps a book
of this description will always know his
financial latitude, as the captain of a
vessel does when at ses, and he will be
less likely to run on shoals or get invol
ved among tbe breakers.
The Diet or Strong Men.
Tbe Roman soldiers who built such
wonderful roads, and carried a weight
of armor and luggage that would crush
the average farm hand, lived on coarse
brown bread and sour wine. They
were temperate in diet, and regular and
constant in exercise. The Spanish
peasant works every day and dances
half the night, jet eats only bis black
bread, onion, and watermelon. The
Smyrna porter eats only a little fruit
and some olives, yet he walks of! with
his load of a hundred pounds. The
coolie, fed on rice, is more active and
can endure more than the negro fed on
til meat. The heavy work of the
world is not done by men who eat tbe
greatest quantity. Moderation in diet
seems to be the prerequisite of endur
ance. Donts Worth Remembering.
Don't say ''You're a liar," nnle63
you are talking to a eick woman or a
cripple.
Don't say "I'M see your Let atd po
you ten better," unless you dealt the
hand yourself.
Don't say "I will kick your lung
In," because not being- an acrobat you
are likely to fail.
Dou't begin a story, 'I heard a good
atory the otter day," unless you have a
Btronjr grip on your victim's coat collar.
Don't aay "I've sworn off and never
will take another drink," unless you
are talking to a Uiau that doesu't know
you.
HK&BTLESS CSTJ'CLTY
ii to delude a poor fculli-'ft-r into the belief
that some w orthles liuiment will cure rheu
matism and neurmlpia. Honesty is the best
policy in the manufacture of proprietary ar
ticlesa in all other matters, and the fart that
the proprietors of Atklophoros have never
claimed for it even all iu merit 'would war
rant has not a liulctj do with iu wonderful
popularity, and the thousand of grateful
testimonials recived by theru how that
their policy has leen wio as well as right.
Kiprien-e has amply demom-trated
that mere outward applications are worth
less. The disease hrw its scat in the blood,
- and any remedy to be succresful must deal
with the obstructive acid which poisons
and inflames it.
Athlophoros acts on the blood, muscles
and joints directly. It takes the poison
out of the blood and carries it out of the
ystem; it invigorates the action ci tla
mti5cles and limbers the 6titlhess of the
joints. It reaches the liver and kidneys,
cleansing them from irritating substances,
and, if followed up after the rheumatic
conditions cease, it will restore these organs
to regularity and health.
West Chazy. N. Aug. 19, 18SJ.
Yours of August 14th, in at hand, and
in reply would say that Athlophoros
proveu the most effectual remedy for neu
ralgia in the case of my eon that I ever
tried. After using hah a bottle he was not
troubled any more for six month.-.
liEsar IL&BRI3.
ML Pleasant, Pa, Aug. 10, 1836.
I am thankful that I tried Athlophoros.
I had rheumatism seven years, part of the
time could not movej but to-day I am
well and hearty. I write this hoping some
other sufferer may try U.
iW. S. Fi-Eicn-o.
Every druggist should keep Athlophoros
and Athlophoros Pillii, but where they can
not be bought of the druggist the Athlo
phoros Co., 112 Wall St., 'ew York, will
end either (carriape paid) on receipt of
regular price, which is fl.00 per bottle
for Athlophoros and 50c. for Iil!s.
For liver anl kidney diar-asr. dvwper. In
digestion, weaknesn. n-rvou(t drr.il ity, cist-asri
of women, rom-tipatkin. beadahe, fan pure
blood. At, A Uiloxihonja fills ax nneijualcd. B
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TO 1
bayaoiinit Temnrmmi
re. Old an4 tmi&c mav laek at
It acl e"iiaaai'v Jla-ra n Wa
ttlm. 5towa tt.9 Itrat te-f, rat
Ul IVJ dri-ak. asir f death. ra
Hf 4lrlaLrr. al.atrr-- f
aaafJaWwariqnaBat aTJ B 1 W WO -irtlA
M4 TT-im r Hub l-a. Ua murk valuaM -'! uafal
ttiv'TnatlAa. Ko4or-l rv Mr Frmnm F Wlllsra
s4 alferra of tb W. C. T. I . Il la bh a k.-p. vorUa
thliif. bt a rnuinl werk f art. r Mr ted tb 1 4rolera
r paper C H,notn tea earoir re ait v n Bti.feD tn wait.
r"lJTC tlllt NTm Ta-tt I- wibmt it. Th
itH lO WAR I tU. iai.r..r Trat--
'irr?her will tot aad Haosraiv Chv acillna af tt. Plnriy
at It aa4 It aw-lle Itaa )f laUrr jourarlf and ni &fr. ffe
MtnaU rvr ava4 aarana to a '- Jrra II. W . KFU
tjt V. Tl 1 rva at rC. -a'avd,.r,-aW J,autauMfaln
TVa OreateatKedical Trinrna of tlia Age!
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID f-iVER.
T.o( oppeiltr, Uovrrls cost tea. fata ia
tbo head. rlih a inll aensaltoa la lha
back part, Pala ander the shoalder.
blada, Fallvaas after eating, with a dis
inclination to exert Ian ef body arDlod.
Irritability of temper, Iow aptrita. with
a foeliJC af bavins neglected somedaty,
Vcarle, Dlzrir-eaa, tlattarinc at th
Heart. Data before tba 7a. Baadaebo
over tbe rlibc eye, Reatlaaaoeaa, wltb
fliftsl (true. ml. ?hly colored Urlae, aad
CCKSTIPATION.
TTTT s rilXS are eipecially adapted
to -JCh cases, one tioaa etTeeta ucli a
aaiufu Af fnelin g as to astonish tbe sufferer.
Therlnereaaotbo Appetlia.alld causa tbe
bodv to Tab on Kleabtliua tba ayitem la
...riiii.t. ?iit tirihi-irToale Action oa
tbe UtaaatlveOrfmaj.TtejtMlaJ Stools are
TUTTS HAIB OYE.
Oat AT Ham or Waisuil changed 10 &
GlossT Black by a single application of
this DTI- It imparts a natural color, aeta
Instantaneoosly. sold by Drosglsts, or
sent by express on receiptor tl.
Office, 44 Murray St., Naw York.
NOT DEAu YET!
VALLIE LUTTRINCER,
XArriomn o
TIN, COPPER: AND SHEET-IRON WARE
A XI) TIX IiOOFIXG,
Ketpecttulty Invites tbe attention ot bis friends
and tbe pnhlle In aeneral to tbe fact tbat ba Is still
rarrjlDtr on tmlneis at tbe rid stand opposite tbe
Mountain Honse. Ettensbnnr. and If prepared to
supply from a large not-It, or manufactorinn to or
der, any article In bis Una. from the smallest to
tba lament. In tbe best manner and at tbe lowest
llvlnr prices.
tlTKo penitentiary work either made or cold
at tbls establUbment.
TIX ROOFING n SPECIALTY.
(lire me sea and tattsfv yonrj'lTe? as to toy
work and prices. V. LUTTK1M1EK.
Enslmnr. April 13. 1893-tI.
Important to Canvassers.
wASTr.!)-Live Canvaer tn every eonntj
In the t'nlte.1 States to soil I'llX'S I' AT EN T KE
VEKS1KEK SAD IKON, wbicn combines two
Sad Irons, 1'olleiirr, lu;er, i.c. one Iron dolon
the work ol an entire' set of ordinary Irnns. Is
lalf-haalln. Kw .... , lA,.nnl l.mm I W I F U
i A WAV: MITII HUT 111 rt'lllNS. l'rlre
uo1erate. A larice anJ UrilDir Income Insured
to k-mi.1 ranvasers. Address, lor circulars, A.C.,
it)X SAU IKON CO..fS Keade St..N. Y.
.AGENTS WANTED Z?ZZ?&3
taatlaatlNaaaq, DeaH flfWla araCrlPPI Ut tU COUXk-
try. Mo8t. liberai ta-a-ma I'ntaquaJwd fartlttae I
lricfe krar (rarTa Nnrarry shwtaabllshrdl
VtTarriin!.d t or most rrfrrt Furre-Pc ol
iiiiMcr i;.llin tMriuc. tut! fur
ri.n:i;.
PILLS
E. FURQUHiR, York, Pa. I
Invasion off he Sea.
There a:e portions of the land along
the sea coast wee re the waves are al
ways fighting for dominion. Tbe wear
ing away of tbe earth is very rapid unless
these places are protected by artificial
dykes cr by natural embankments of
sand. On the east coast of England great
chsnges have been wrought within a Tew
hundred years. Where tbe old maps of
tbat coast appear iucoirect, showing
capes where there are now bays, tbe
want of accuracy to day is not due to auy
fault of tbe maps. The chore line has
greatly changed, and villages nod
churches have disappeared of are now to
be seen under the waves.
The most wonderful thing about all
this is the slender means by which the
powt-r of tbe sea is resisted. A layer of
sand of only a few inches thickness,
washed up upon the edge of a marsh,
will bear all tbe pounding and beating of
the sea in a storm, and be made all tbe
firmer by what it has to endure. And
yet the same sand, when it is dry, will
drift before the wind like snow, and will
seem as poorly fitted for a breakwater as
would a snow bank.
All along our Atlantic coast are to he
found beaches like those on tbe east
coast of England, which rest upon soft
mud. The means of preserving these
are as simple as the nature of the beaches
themselves. Grasses that will grow in
the sand, and will grow nowhere else,
give the only protection that can be
found, and, in most instances, all the
protection that is needed. The variety
grown is called marum grass in Eng
land. The name evidently means sea
grass.
This grass was constantly sown by tba
Dutch on the sand hills which line their
sea shore ; and it is altogether likely that
the practice of sowing it was introduced
iDtoEogland from Holland in rery early
times.
There is said to be a widespread notion
among U19 people o? Norfolk tbat some
penalty attaches to the gathering of
marum grass for any purpose. This
must be a tradition from times when
such laws were in force, for there is no
law providing a penalty at present.
After a great storm, In 1G0S, commis
sioners were appointed to preserve the
sea banks on tbe ea6t coast, ond it is
likely they made local rules and regula
tions for the keepirjg of the grass.
As nature provided very simple means
for holding the water and the sand, so
the banks are threatened from a quarter
from whicn daDger would hardly be ex
pected. When the water is low, the rats
pierce the banks with their holes, and
these quickly enlarpe in the soft sand.eo
that a single rat hole may prove the
destruction of m. lis of embankrrent.
One tbiEg which is not sufficiently
taken into account by those who are in
terested in dyking and reclaiming
marshes is that the peaty soil, upon
being drained, settles, and brings tbe
surface much lowtr than before. Arti
ficial dykes ueed to be made with this
result in view.
A (.'lever Huse to Catch a Thief.
A story, describing the unique plan
by which a rogue was discovered among
the native troops of British India, is told
by a veteran English officer. A com
plaint was Drought to him of theft
which had jupt been committed in tbe
barracks, to the perpetrator of which
there was not the slightest clew.
The. next morning, on parade, tbe col
onel passed along the line, giving to
each man in turn a thin strip of bamboo,
and when they all were supplied, he
said with solemn emphasis : "ily
men, there is a thief among you, and
Brahma has revealed to me a way of
detecting him. Come forward, one by
one, and give to me yenr bamboo chips,
and the guilty man, do what he may
will have the longest."
The soldiers, not a little startled at
this mysterious threat, obeyed without
a word ; but, before tbe iirst dozen bad
Gled past, the colonel suddenly seized
one of them by the throat, and shouted :
"You are tbe man !"
The Hindoo fell upon his knees and
whined out a confession of the theft,
while his terriled comrades salaamed to
the ground before the dread Sahib to
whom Brahma had given such a terrible
power.
When they had dispersed, another of
ficer, who bad been looking on in silent
amazement exclaimed : "I wish you
would teach me that trick, colonel ?"
"It is a very simple one," answered
the colonel, with a smile. You see
these bits of bamboo were all the same
length, but the thief, fearing to get
the. longest piece, bit off the end of his.
just as I expected he would, and that
13 how I knew him."
The Ladies Were Shocked.
A story is told in New York club cir
cles of tbe losses suffered by two of tbe
brethern in an up-town church cod cre
ation. One of them had lost his wife,
the other a boat A delegation of sym
pathizing maids of the Bible class resol
ved to pay a visit to the widower to
formally give expression to the sorrow
and condolence. By the etnpidity of the
sexton, who got tbe sufferers mixed, tbe
ladies called at the residence of loser cf
tbe boat instead of at tbe residence of
the brother that had lost the dearly
beloved partner of bis joys and sor
rows. -We have come this eveiirg, dear
brother,' began the spokeswoman, to
tell you that we have heard with heart,
felt recret of the terrible loss you've
met. Time will, we hope, heal '
'Ob. that's all light, ladies,' Inter
rupted the brother, I don't feel as
bad about it as you might suppose.
She was an old thing, anyhow, and a
bit cranky, and I long contemplated
getting rid of her and securing the one
I have m my eye. I once lost two at
a time, but as there are plenty in the
maiktt such a little matter as you are
here about dou't 'give me an hour's
concern !'
Tableau.
The moral law is written on the
tablets of eternity. For every false
word or unrighteous deed, for cruelty
and oppression, for lust or vanity,
I the price has to be paid at last.
bvitscRiitjs foi the Fheeean.
:s-
FAULTLESS FAMILY MEDICINE
"I bare Simmons I.'.vrr
Jl"i?ulator tor manyycirs, I1.1v
ir.jt madu it xr.y only J-aiuily
lleoJiue. My mother nt-f-jio
ine was vfry ji.iTtal To It. It Is
a safe :" ill-'1 rfiinble medi
cine fur any cllsor.hr -S tb
fystem, tmt if tisc-'I In time H
a g rrrtt jrrrectttive i f itcknr:
I often reooniDicnd it W) my
friends, and shall contlnuo to
do to.
"Kev.Jj.nics M. TLolllne,
"Pastor M. E-Chureh, .wo. Fairilel-i.Va.'
TIME AXO DOCTORS' BILLS SAVED by
alwav keeping Sttntnon loiter
itegulator in the house.
"I have fotml fimmnn Uvr
Regulator the nort family med
icine I ever used for anything
tiiat may bai;-n. have ui-ti it
Jri lndijetion, CiJir, lHarrha-a,
JtilimtMnrtm, aTid found It to ro
lieve Immediately. Aft-r e-at-ln
a huarty fcupptr, If, on Koinf
to bed, I take about a tca-;oon-ful,
1 never feel the effects of
the eurier eatn.
OVID G. SPAKKS,
"Ex-Mayor Macon, Ga.".
e-ONLY GENUINE
Has our Z Stamp on front of Wraiticr.
J. H. Zeilin &. Co., Sole Proprietors,
Price. 1.O0. 1 HlLAnrXI-lIIA. I-A.
;UOOESS
ATTENDED
Bau&ah's S25
PHOSPHATE
i;vt-r sinee- it int t-cMlutt ion.
lis .sal-.s (Iuriiiir the j u.t your
have exfO(lfl ell previous year?,
ami look fr w;-.rl to nn unj if
cedento! demand tl:I- ye-ar frthis
and nnr other br.inds f EAW
BONE MANURES.
If yi.ur dealer lias none ff our
pxxli 011 hand, m-jm! your orders
direct to lis.
Srncl j our order1 in early ami yon
will not he compelled to wait w lien
the Reason i fully upon lis.
FVr Il.-tiiRlt's I'lioptinto !uide and
ot her Circulars ami iiifiirinalinji.atl-
BAUCH & SO&S,
Manufacturer ol : 4Vli brnicd
BAUD'S 625 PHOSPHATE
HO South Delaware Awniie,
EftLablinlted 1 SOS. I'll 1 1. . I) 1. 1. I'll I A, PA
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
551 art
poriiilnr favorite for tinrwlt. f
I pTatT, avnd irsrrtincr lan'lri.!r.
It 4 lt-a..)x-.4 tut r tiJri, bl-t iii-
I tuair fa in.,ari(itirrt:rt'i Ti! aj.
The l-i-ft C'o'iph C:ro yoa can use.
And Uielx i prorrntlvtkn-irn fcr r,n!in.! -u It
cum botiliy jsauji, 4.iiti a: I ainor U cu of D.e i.-M.rh.
Ik- "bi, I,ui:r:s. 1. f r. Ki liH-VK, rrui.y i unt
tail ft maie 0.in;nii.tJi. Tho f'hio And f; L, i rnii."
t arfLi.i-t tliv a?c, hnn f1--v!y I ; if ti : tjarod
th r""-r- . n 'rttrft exsei r- o-rr 1 hci r I.-ii: h I ?
tlctikely Uhe tf J iMEu'b T'mc, Lut d'Jay cLuv
tt .rt '-uu Tai: it ia tuuc bold by U breziz iu
iuryn; fatirti-- a l.0Q.
Til- st'ii.-T, ruTijrt, yaj'-k-l auj Ix-st cjr fur . "ik-tm.
Bunion. Wirtst, Mn!. CrJV A r. Tlin-'t r-it!i ir T'-.r-I!u.T:rutli.
H'-as ail laiui. it-ntrxrt!f.iV. M:t:-i tlij
f-t comf..rtat 1.-. 'IiTidrr-uriis cure (n-ii cv-rA iirr
eXaJia. boia ivy Lri--tijaaiu liiiLXXit:o.,'. a.
CARRIAGES, WAGONS & SLEIGIK
Carriage Makin? in all its Branches.
Fainting, Trimming
and REPAIRING of all kinds done or.
the SHOKTKST NOTICE and tho LOW ESI
TK1CES. Also, rianlnK, San intc and Wood Turn
Idr with improved inarlilnery. Also.ali kinds of
heavy worsdone. CarrlaKe'f niith f hoi.;oorinecteJ
All parties trusting me with work will be honor
ably dealt with- All work warranted.
1. M. CHUTE.
Ebensbursc. October i4. 1SS4.
10 it s.M.i-:.
ryiW. Sl-KSCKIRI-ll WITT. SKI.T AT P1U
J. VAIHSALKHH Y ACkKSo! land in Alle
gheny towusli!;.. a ij-iininn land." ol 1. t". Alu.-ra.
William Timl!nnn and ther lands of the oh
icnticr, with a (rood water .h w ini II. and liuii-er
enuub uu the land V i,:ty !.ir it. There n'e ao
two loir house that e aid he fixed up tn Ine In.
and souit a-cod aieixiow ground. Elevt-n hundr.-d
dollars will t.iiv it. and the ful.h. ril cr will lake
ffxof the iiurchufc monry in s.iwtt.if .
I'HANels MO KAN.
Alleicteny township, June 4, lrsr.
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
LORElTO.l'A,
IS t HAIIGE Or
FRANCISCAN BKOTIIERS.
Board and Tuition
for the Scholastic Year, $200.
March 2dUi, 1666. tf.
YOU CAN FIND ptahp'e-r
on filj in PlTTm'H'.n t the Auv-rt ii nf Hurf'&u -f
Si Z. HEMIITGT01T EROS.
who vill cuiiiti.i i ir ad vei 1131:1; ut lowc-t riUea,
F01tSALE.
A v&lnnMA Hnt1 nmMrtv linnvn . tin llt.l.
House, situated In the West ward ol Klenlurir
I"a. I-'or further jiarticnhirf rill on or ad lrrsi
thenn lersiitned. JOHN A. Ul.AIH.
libensliurs. May 17.18SB.
TUP PTTTMPfl lTKTerrTT ')'"
Nil S.ffm S I..... ... .1.. ... v .. .
tuu t uui'iuti itiuuuii peno, iiM f,niu.
St. II HAK1Z A ItLl.Nt, Koliesonia, Fa.
-Ian. 14, 'M7.
cosop.iP.TPori
.?'" r""" t .,1mm
tamiiSs y .f u. v.m klsa mcl ol lout niltta
aii a two BOTTLK8 'toc.t.r u . vVt
DtlU TatK ATTWB sa aatla rfiuu .na .i
BraMaa4r.M.aalrMa il,J. a. kLuCCM, Ul rat m.,.!..
m as
itwact sAi.ns.MK ev, r win re, ioci
',5 v" trvellnc- to tell our v.i""tM. Will
I'Svyaona salary and all fj.enses. Writ
af r terms at 'mrr. and Ktaruralitry wan
ed. SI'ANDAKli SIIAtKUAKK ff.Ml'ANY
Hoston. Mass.
rbarc autbt ait nti r,.c
lull vniK-h Sym,. Tau(fJ.
i p-i,i,iiiw. ma uv Jrutt-Mi.
K9iSlXtiJutsWttiitiuiisrtMl1Umrr.
raS3VWE' l T.X a-.
- " M - e monrmtca
.
r":i
hi' RH iTKtr-kllCr
In a rholos-raphUal.
A sallow coccVxioned rl ( ,. v
coiripHni.d Vy a l Vcior r:r.'
J)0S?!K-!rJt dAitUhtv r, ie.:er ';y
iulo Austin t.-L-'l -ut-tt t t -:
"Up yOM thf l-.
iticjuirei'.
"Yes, ru.t'ti," rt-i j: -i i! ,
plate glass ar.d c!i-rj': a!-, "' ,t
nnyLlii'if fcr ynu
"No, T rtciion no;, I'r., t ..
the border for yon to wan:... -i. (
mechanical ger;;,jus i t i-. ;
darter, l'artlieny, litre, th:-tt. i
tuck. Cair't cr sorter iiii.t i.--.',
complexion of Ler.-i, ainl 1i:,'i-.;
ncsc what was t-n.ktn Ly '
winder ?"
"I think I can," let-heu
"I've seen pictuid of 'J; ;;f! !(
relations, an' I'-vn ulitij l.-'.:.-,;
the picture iUltert.d u t;
know enough about ll;e Vj : .-.
that you have got every h. . r ;t,
own hatds. 1'ou kin ru.tko .t -.-lo'vk
like ii jimph-cute t f t he ilrt
or a Mrs. Lauiry, jet cr
.iy, can't yer take iv. I'mIL n'
a few eo fahe wou'l look ho i..uc!, ;
male rabbit ?'
. "There will be no il.tlicu'ty , i ,
"JIow about that air i-j l: ; ;
left eye ?"
"i CiD tOUCh it lip Wi!u h, ' 1
"What part!ckh.r i-:?eJj
Ies!. lor i'ait!: n"3 .stv'5 tf !..-..
ciicuf or :de shws
"Vou uiLiia tiuar'T vi-.v i ;
"I ?Ut So I Q-J. V-.ia .ve t , (
S: -M'ii g' i yu.-ft it-;:
an advert iseaieia in Lito i..;,.r . ,
rtspoudrnt, an' l,ar;h'-i: j v.,
h:m. Mow you --s it r-.i':
lha pic" .v.r to Hrttr I;1i(im;c
b:e-uiis.h-s. You'll 1;.- r.-... .;
I'artheny, von't jer r'
"Ce: t:i-n?y, rx...,i u.i, .' . i
"Wei', H:i ru t th' n. J-; ; ,'.
ar.d sq'nit- then, -.h-.iii'.i. i.i . '.
tri.'le, r.l br;.-7 th :: .- 1 - i
wiect1 thtrta fr -:L .t-j i.r,' -,..
her eurs an1 the 'rah ! It v.. ;- ..
in tho pictur, v.iii ii
"():, ni", th're will Le n r-.' :
but black."
"That's u, corcfott ! -.c.j;-' :
theny, what wouhl tl.'. y.,u.
think If you f-e-it hlzi a:;
taken frcm lifp ! V.ir I -
loom ?"
"), yes."
' All rii;::t. Miik? aa r.ltn... '
tlit-ny, thtt wen": pive ); . ..
we'll 1 ope in that youuj u:m ..
you're h fc.-l hv'li.
A I'l i'ller j.Vpot l.i;r
(!'. dri
ll:'
:Lti roatiaire i-iitt l . .
a man tc rope it pirvn; '; ;
0.1 the rouiidj'. ;v;l:.' i' - ; .
the crrpoi-M-c? roeu, I.:- i- .
tnlw- not . ,; " cL'yut.j '.
; ihf w hv h.--'::.; i' .
"I'r-'rnp'ly al 4 o'l::
Diiirchir-1 'ipon ha rr:i'-l ... i
cfivd l y a b::rs of rtp; l.t ;.- -. ! .
att-ly tbe lather t-f M
t rue and Ihe frr-.-rr i-; .f -.- .
begun to c:il tff t y V '. :
alicd cut Slog 1 ihey U i. '.
and kept on tfcr-T-.'h t:ie t.
numbers. The company w .-
of cunjerous wrong fo;ii s, tV :
pica man alongside of a uv.v. r. . :
and a brevier bov ale g.:de
pareil one. In ccir.pany lruL
was very unevenly jutirt-.-J, tlu
a three-em ppace K'tween o::
tpr3, while bet ppu ot"-: rs the' ' -a
three-em quad. Iu ...
raents the fellow who acti.t as i .
phen slipped below the? lire . ' -three
of the rroof-roadeia c.-,r. .
to mark errors. In Klieclijle' .:
cle one bandtu! got bidly eqasl-l-!- .
when they went to call IT -i ph "
four to send tc the front and ecru- -whole
form got pied J-nd tb jro-5f '
ers and copy-holder atcr.in :ot their
in. Io rE?rchir' in ci:ir. r' '"
another bad corn pan j trior v. j ; . "
Some thought they had t--t a i
a-hulf table off tbo file, wh;lo '
evidc.-r.tly thought t'.iey i :id sl-.i-c'-t '
columrsof figures and wor.'i pu'
Ieiiod n'neii Ihev !iuuid o:'.y h
a ccuirr.", iu m ikimr ti'.no h- v. -1
drill ruund. When the -f-N: 't
man was ordered t make up '
page :orui, i-e u int. a t'-r: .- '
having onlv a pica h-f.vt:. l
while between others ihf re w.n i,
lii:n pica. In ici'.rLhii i; ;-i ihi.''
th" fnt thr e lit. -s were :c':d, w! .!
rercali.Icr v, pre h.ndr.l ,.i. 1 V,:-'!f
e-J, Nhich ia not in accordance
tactics. Th: f nc.m, a-.-isiaut
mac proof-re-iO -is an i t rpv-:.o""er
had column rules tVuX-:i ui-me of tt
bracdislied lincly. Af'.ei UitttLrtj'.
nited States proof-rea'tTH were il r
mat king errors Iho corr vany pa--u i
amid a storm t;f appVti-"'. Tin'-,
minute?, 1 1 i4 r-ecoiid?."
Trial by Jury in cvaih!.
A few days ago there w.'.' h
civil suit tried before the j 'btic-.-en
Switch the sauia in-.iu wi'-i .1
tfce auti-treat law m.coufeiitir . i c i '
is always custorj.iiy .in such c:
have the dinner of the f.iit p.iy n -
The plaintiff a Lisr, rawbji.fd
was called on to pay tbe jury ,"
; a pitcf. He immediately bt.
quel icu :
j "l'ay the jury f 1-2 V
"Yes," replied the cov.rt.
I "loal: a-lu ie, ji dv. a i."
! p-!ii;g it oti thick V L
! ,. nr ),,,.,, r ,,
. 'our Ot tUelll 1C,.U3 - -
! luv want tbe earth i
The o..;eiice in the rooru
by a sli;'it s:.itk r from tli
attorney. Tiie baiiiiT calu i e
I
to order, and the jury riled out "
af-kinir for fees.
I'rrs"! lr. Ilarvej I- 1"S 1
President (f ilio nj'.tiv.ieri' V
tuts used Speer" l'liittir-tpo W
tensivelj in liis praetii'i1 itud !'..t'5 w
fuilowmi: letter:
Hai.timoue, Mn-i Aitit
I liavo pi t-L-riti-' ' i "i '" t, -.' ,-
:.i. t... .t....i I...':-. 1..-T..
, W IL11 1LI?I ht-(i n It U, V . ,
! anv kind. Imvono liesitat'.in in r.'
i ilmjt it to tl;t rrofeviin a:.,l t '
emilv. as enlitifil to lull c
t'.
picfe-siotial tnil fat-ii'V v''"t- '
1 kt .iiuiiw-nr j nrfii ,.--ti. ,
ii i.ot
tainfd valti of tbisi-riiiiict!in. ''''
I comrai reputation tnereii.
' II t:-i--v I. I'm:"'
M i1