,;,n:, crrccuuuu
rHI KM. . .
- yf.ri. vi, tsss.
, u v iHftota October Oth.
J i .'Vr plsyd Wltn inree iii:ie
I ., . nMtn IUue t Cressoa closed
CoMias, ot Bellt'fonte, is vls
r,', n v:ieu4Uuru.
' 'dsmplilre ponds were covered
" wlirn frost did ureas
',.w Kneland.
', .o'liuja uu Wednesday last
M col!is" property on Centre
ir r.i!iy.
.", Hrnrj'. who hftd 1H'U visiting
Tirana piwt week, re-n,.n!-
in t:.ia place oo Tuese-
I-
t
rli. 1.01 'tis know tlmt a silver
, uu Inch, a ha!f dollar an
a dollar an Inch and
amoon the cattle of
',. i oi.mity h.xs caused one hun
H:, tlii'ni dorlDR the past
.(.viid I'.tetid the roi'Otlna of the
I iMirman Club on Saturday
! t. c (i'oia house, at 8 o'clock
!l-l'l.Ts.
n:vis, cf Kan, formerly
win has N-en vialMnn rela
S i.c th taft two weeks,
. l'urt-diy morning.
.; , l.-tiit-n: about Mrattonvllle.
:::y, cr.tne to an end, by the
it ths cild oro fouad had been
! prort'rty a a practical joke.
::ur a stack of hay, con
:it tiui tuns, owned by John
,ur..lt towiis-Mp. Terry county,
'.li.H-iilny evening and burned it
'o I.. Stonth and wlfa, of ttiU
.: i,n U'pdnslay last on a visit to
ir.nl county, where Mr. Ktouuh
:. cd rvulod until he reached man-
u. ..-::.' tuaranteed by Dr. J. R.
at r'.iiladelphla, Ta. Ease
r ;'ra?'pn or delay from busl-
.:, l'v truusitnls of cures after
.1.
Cirrv"t'wn Fa!r commenced Its
jnrual exhibition on Tuesday and
f:'!jt:ie number of people who
..,! !itai;?H thi place on their way
i: ik:u'iI '..) prove a successful one.
!: i- .lay cf last week a barn be-
- M.w named Miller, In Klcb--.i-'jv
wm struck by lightning and
the c rMud. It contained a lot of
! j:.n and amt fifty bushels of po-
t
. . .:v!i an attempt to enter the
V. S. Uarker Bro.e' In
if i i ii T;;pilay o'ght, but after tak
y swmJrw Ina back room gave up
Jr rru'ialiiy be'ca frlctened off la
r.
4 i', h. inPBin to Auttist Lehlnaer
ii : 5 v.! killed by lightning In a field
I -vO-vSt township, during the storm
I - - f I;wt week. The animal
4 :. lt:i' stable and ran out Into the
J . : a.- l 'iiritp shaft descended.
J -1 : a speedy and positive Cure
it ir-h. Piph'herla, Canker Mouth, and
" in til'ph' Catarrh Remedy. A
! free with each bottle. Use
I ; !-.:e V.eaitb and sweet breath.
I 1 !-ld Ly Dr. T. J. Davlaon.
atuiIy eventnu a number of
u"i tnik. er.Jrycd the pleasures of a
;n;e In i'n Opera riome. The
. tmnd wMrh played on. our steets
!Ve day, furnished the n)uic, whlrh
v.'.ieiit, arJ everything paasd OCT
(':r!e K. Ilndson contributes an
' Irs entertaining ajd Instructive ar
Aw ();-ti.hcr nuinh(r or The Catholic
V. is fntitled, "Some Mexican
Ik," anil h descriptive of the pecu-
iii.il evils i.f the Mexican norlrnl-
Ma'.Mn'w Zhm. who has been em
t ' a-t i lerk in the I. R. II. deont t
:' .r..l the tiimfurtun-, while assisting
uiilii.nl a heavy piece of ma
"II i,r. or, Friday last, to get
'' '"';t:'r of his rlht hand caught
:ir'v 5 s :'.'. ii!bur2 pn.J our
V!f" i Tr'-lay lait. They were.
' 1. !".i, Mr -i. C.jnrjl and Klory
S'-r-. 1 iroii, Mr, ilain, Mrs. Jpg-'yr.M-.
imu. M.s.j. s. Miller,
.... j i.o.uuc.jcr.
It .:, I; ,ri.
M''i W. .; .i.n-aii. w;.o W3s tried at
Flavnn '-t prk nn t!.,. ....i
'iig the C-.it-w, Wiisao.juUuaon.Sat
evenlng. nt. his flrsf. tri, i, -
P '''.I. Lutur i'a:f.-r was hanged for
mer-i at,.i .t b;.;i,d by u.r.y
.MM 1 n . i i .
e ' i uies v. o ir,in if n
I r'-'-t l'-'lt fvery taari of respect
? ' f'.:' ! l-"'"'-,'iy, hat we i!u object to
J i: l' 'treniop, and think that
- t-l.inkitm Iihs been dead a saffidl-
1 .rau.T, ( i-arstu permit of the removal
, ..u;,r, frmr. onr street lamps.
2 "i-i.i:.sio!i to select sites for the
? -"'' ! "sp::aN have decided to erct
lt Cjiir.eNviile, ITayette couns
" r or.o nt riiilllpsburg. and a
"'nty. The hospitals will
t f .". .'. apiece, and will be sind
- i.-t...l y ths United States
' i and John Hail, two lads
i.-nrs .,f (.j;.-, of Aitoona,
' ..: .i.r.g wall i.u Monday
' i :'. t.a .M rii.ty revolver.
! I.;, k.-d it up and while ex-
.1 .!. a: g-.t it, the fc.V.l stiWng
- -hln. it Hi.-t'i-g a painful but
" "Ui wound.
' J .iiu ,-etii..r, fi, reman on tl.e
i tins p'.a. e, completed bi tenty
"' "ii M. U..) ubt. Joim is a good,
''itig uia.i and not ailoeU-d by the
. world, aud if he piirgie.sses aj
t' " next twerty-one years as h
. " r 'w-nty-one years he will be
. y. :us or e.
J- '.....is;,ur(t ;Vt Ii4ys ,hat nn
..... -r: n. abot 1 o'(:lo.-k. while
i'l-.i. t.a.il, a coke, drawer. ju at
( t.. bnurd pacing Treight train.
-' :-'.-d an ! was thrown nnder the
'" U.l his !,.ft ,rrn an,, rtt foot cnt
1 taVer. ti hi., home at Old Beth-
' n . .. , .
uir ijui,j ia a critical
.ii.
tv l"" of 'ick township,
"t ti leu. war, dit-.l at 1.1a home in
f ' id on Saturday last, in the 47th
"n-,., ijja re-.iains were Interred
t at ll.Vsano on Sunday last
, ""rted to thflr last rating place
k..t.,m ,rorj the , A j, ( t
.'.-n,!, :arc'' Con'0'Jfse nt" relatives
1Ku;li:"- vears, whose
. '7'"l'. lihdaysiurfc while at-
" jnupon a n;oviug train at
t k;';n f'ly hvi. was thrown
,. s ai d twtli his Ih,jS were ao
,"' " 'I ae tn make
,( ,ih '"' 11 ' "n Sunday evening. ,
" - tuken t Ho'Iiday-Miru I
i
Two miles e.vt cf LU'OUler an thj
Jobnstowu pike, at a point cal'.ed "Hermit
age," stands a portion of the house built by
the Illustrious C.eneral Arthur St Clair.
The hou.se is still tn good state of peneva
tion, and Is occupied by Mr. William Carnee.
llw ct Kings at j handsomely carved, which
must r.bve b-o tare and expensive In the
early days. The historic old house ia visit
ed by hundreds of cariosity seekers.
Notice has been received at St. Vin
cent's Abbey of the elevatloo ot Abbot An
drew niutenanch, the successor of the late
Arch-Abbot Wlmmer. to the office of Arch
Abbot. This Is but the completion of the
promotion of the Abbot to the full title to
which the Abbot of the mother-bouse, or
original abbey, la entitled. The Insignia of
his office has not yet arrived from Home,
neither has any definite date for bla Inves
titure been fixed on. Father Illntenaocb U
the only Arch-Abbot In the United States.
A woman recently swindled a Williams
port merchant, who la also a pawnbroker,
out of t '00 by a clever sell. She took to
blm a pair of genuine diamond ear rings,
worth about fsco, and borrowed a hundred
for a few days. She redeemed the ear-rings
at the proper time and afterwards borrowed
fJtX), which she also repaid. Finally she
borrowed f 500 and failed to show np and the
merchant dtscoverea that the genuine
diamonds bad been removed and shell dia
monds not worth (oO, substituted.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary Socie
ty of the Tresbytery of Blalrsvllle will meet
In the Presbyterian Churcb In thla place, on
Wednesday afternoon, September 26th, at 2
o'clock and continue In session until Thorax
day afternoon. Miss I. Haymaker, mis
sionary from Indian Territory, and Kev. O.
A. Seeley, missionory from Kutteghen, In
dia, will be present. Delegates from all tbo
societies in the Presbytery are expected.
The meetings will be of an interesting
character. The public are cordially Invited.
A horrible accident occurred last Friday
morning at J. R. Vaughn A Son' brick
yard, near Altooca. John Sweeney, aged
fourteen years, the oldest son of Samnel
Sweeney, was employed in the yard. About
10::K o'clock In the forenoon young Swee
ney and James McManamy were playing
about the clay crusher, when Sweeney made
a misstep and fell Into the crusher. His
right leg was ground ofT up to the thigh
and his entrals were crushed out of his
body, killing him almost Instantly. The
atoms of flesh were gathered up In a sack
In order to convey them to the undertaking
establishment.
The young men with tbiee little wals
nut shells, traveling with the show, are un
der lasting obligations to a number of onr
citizens, both young and old, for their gen
erous contributions which will materially
add to their comfort and enable them to
pass the cold season at some popular winter
resort. This old game baa been worked
"from the time the memory of man runneth
not to the contrary." but as long as men
can see a chance to beat an Innocent show
man out of ten dollars fer five, there will be
a fresh lot of verdauts to undertake the job.
The game stood about $300 In favor of the
men with the walnut shells when the show
left.
The first traction engine that eyer ap
peared In Ebensburg. traveled up the bill
from the depot on Monday with a thresher
attached and traveled out to the farm of
Mr. Ellas jonea In Cambria township,
where It furnished the power for the thresh
ing of Mr. Jones' grain. It seems to be a
bandy affair, but If Its owners meet with
the eame luck that attended the own
ers cf a similar machine In Washington
county It may prove expensive. We see lt
stated that Miss Ada Uhler, of Little Wash
ington, was yesterday awarded 1700 In her
suit against Clark Zrdlker and others.
Miss Uhler was thrown to the ground bv
her horse running off. The accident was
caused by a traction engine, belonging to
the defendants, scaring Miss Uhler's team."
Key. Father roilard, one of the oldest
and most respected priests In this diocese,
was stricken down by an appoplectlc stroke
before the alter while celebrating Mass in
St. Mary'a Church, Lawrenceville. (Pitts
burgh) on Sunday. Father Pollard has
been 38 years In the ministry and was or
dained May 2Kb. 13:0. at the same time wltb
Iibhop Tulg. Before the Catholic congre
gation In this place had a resident priest.
Father Tollard, who was then stationed at
LorettD, attended to this congregation, more
than thirty years ago, and bla many friends
among the older residents will be sorry to
learn of bis Illness. The latest reports of
tie venerable priests condition say that he
U slightly Improved and bis attending phy
sician has hopes that his present lllneis will
not prove ratal.
A couple from the eountrv v!.Jn th
show at this place on Wednesday stood earn
estly watchiug one of the Fakire with bis lit-
ne Dahs and three shells, while a confederate
was winning lots of money. The man's
hand went down Into bis pocket several
times for a five-dollar bill ( bis onlv one) tn
Invest, bnt still be hesitated. Finallv hu
wife told him she could tell which sbell the
little ball was under every time and urced
him tn in tea!- 11
- viviwu-,ij L.CJ jjiaucu Dig
money in the bands of the fakir, and bis
tetter half lirted the shell. Lo and behold I
tue little ball was not there. The wife's
look of utter astonishment can be better
Imagined than described, and the hus
band's contempt for bis wife's judgment
was plainly depicted on bis countenance as
the couple marched away sadder, but wiser
than when they ;arae. It will take some
time for that woman to re-establish her reps
utation for smartness in the estimation of
lier husbaud.
-The tame of base ball between the
Couemaugh nine and the Stars of this
Place, which wad In progress as we went to
press on Thursday cf last week, resulted tn
an easy victory for the Stars, with a score
Of Jo to 0. The Stan tnrlr h.
...... . " "via
I vr Vr m bM ltth"hout the game.
McMullen and Good were the oittery for
I the visitors, and, although McMullen pitched
a fair game, ho rece.ved very poor support.
...... i.nuie occupied the polnta for the
Stars and did exceedingly flne work ; but
three base hita being made off Dlalr.
Mullen of tbe ConemanghV, maje . home
run In the sixth InnJng. hitting a long fly
over r gh: fiId tmn, Nooo 0J
club derves considerable credit for the
d".rin.O,hCUntort'0n Whlch b formed
daring the same. Wilkinson and Le.ghty
"um n'!,an one in the
fourth ,nnTng and one In the ninth. Mc
Breeo f th. Stars cTer, a reward for the
hall, as he failed to find the leather la,t
we th,nk7kbeA!hthe St"
we think Ebensburg can boast of one of the
best amateur club, the State. Tb
The best salve In the world for Cuts.
Hruises. SorM tti w... .
. , ...vo.o, omll nneum. Fever
Tetter. Chapped U.nds. Chi IM.lns.
aeuTrVT1 " k'n ErnP"ons' "d positive.
aeure Tiles, or ao pay required. It u guar
anteed to gle perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 2. cents per box. For sale
by E. J ames and W. W.McAteer. Loretu.
Mlillol.' 4-atarrb Heated j.
Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy, a roarvelooa
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria. Canker Mouth,
and rWdarhe. With each bot'ie there is
an ingenious Nasal Injector for the more
suceesafal treatment of these complaints'
without extra charge. Price 50 cents. Soldi
by Dr. T. J. lviaon. j
A Tra Wi
f Kalo-T oo 2CIM Tilly B .1
Who Is she that win the heart of man,
that subdnee him to love, and, like a queen,
ehe reigns in bis breast? Tonderabe walks
In maiden sweetness, with Innocence In ber
mind and modesty on bercheek. Her hands
seek employment, her foot delights not In
going abroad. She Is elad with neatness,
she la fed wltb temperance ; humility and
meekness are as a crown of glory circling
ber head. On her tongue there Is music,
the sweetness ot honey flows front ber lips.
Decency la In all her words ; In ber answers
are mildness and truth. Submission and
obedience aie the lessons of her life, and
peace and happiness are her reward. The
prudence of ber management In claas is an
honor to ber family, and they bear her
praise with a secret delight. She Instructs
the minds of her scholars wltb wisdom; she
forms their manners from tbe example of
her own goodness. The word of her mouth
Is tbe law of tbelr youth ; tbe motion of ber
eye commands obedience. She speaks and
ber pupils fly ; she points and tbe thing Is
done ; tor the law of love Is In their hearts, '
and ber kindness adds wings to their feet.
Happy are tbe scholars that love ber aa a
teacher ; happy Is tbe man that should make
ber bis wife, and happy tbe child that shall
call her mother.
A Fbiexd.
Half Ratest t tbe Allea-hewy County
Centennial via Pennsylvania
Railroad.
Tbe one hundredth anniversary of the
foundation ot Allegheny county will be cel
ebrated at nttsbnrg September 24th, 25th
and 2ith- The ceremonies for each day are
highly interesting. Tbey embrace the dedi
cation ot the tew Court House, a concert
by one thousand voices and a grand orches
tra, grand civic and industrial parades illus
trating tbe progress of the century, military
and Grand Army parades, and gorgeous fire
works eyery night. It will undoubtedly be
the most notable event In tbe history of tbe
county. In order to accommodate visitors
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets September 24th, 23th
and 20th, good to return until September
37th, 1888, from all ticket stations on the
Pittsburgh, West Pennsylvania, and Mocon-
gahela Divisions at a single fare for the
round trip.
141
HARKIiUE LICENSES lSSl'ED.
The following marriage licenses were
Issued by tbe Clerk of the Orphans' Court
for tbe week ending Wednesday, Sept. 19,
William Brown, West Taylor township
Mary Adams, Lower Yoder township.
Oomer Walters and Lizzie S. Young,
Jobustown.
Albert Eckenrnde, C reason. Washington
townshln and Ellie C. Dodson, Allegheny
township.
Edward Trexler. Clearfield township and
Bridget U rimes. White township.
Uustav Ualbke. South Fork and Lena
Slioenafeldt, GalMtzln.
John Ynoocke. Westmoreland county and
Antonla Ttcasucbuneka, Cambria borougb.
Peter Gallagher, Cambria borough and
Ellen Redmond, East Conemanga.
Joslab I). Blough, Johnstown and Sadie
R. Livingston. Somerset county.
George Sen rack and Mary Catherine
Howell, Gallitztn.
John M. Mentzer and Carallne I,. Wilson,
Conpropsts Mill. Huntingdon Co.. Pa.
John Kuetz. Cambria borougb and Mary
Eaoo, Browstown.
John W. Smith and Emma Colbert, M1I1
vlile borougb.
George Gerbart and Emma Able, Elder
township.
Harry W. Slick and Hattie M. nerrlcgton.
Johntown.
William S. Edwards, Oceoia Mills and
Margaret Jones, Johnstown.
Andrew Miller. Susquehanna township
and Catharine Nagle. Bair township.
Christian J. Buck and Laura E. Durbin,
Gallitzin.
William n. Altoms and Jencie Gillespie.
Indiana countv.
Michael L. Gates and Kelurah Camming?,
Reads township.
Charles Stephens and Maggie Abler,
Johnstown.
William Severing, Johnstown and Matilda
Dories, Conemaugb township.
MELLON. Died at his borne in Clear
field township oo Monday, September 17th,
1884, Mr. Iiedmon Mellon, aged ninety-four
years-
Tbe deceased was one of tbe early settlers
In Clearfield townablp, one of Its oldest cit
izens and was a man of pure character and
spotless integrity. He Is survived by bis
aged wife, now past 73 yeara of age, fcur
sols and four daughters. Tbe former are
John, of Virginia ; Henry and James, of
Carroll township, and Philip, of Gallitzin.
The daughters are Mrs. Dr. J. B. Noonan,
Mrs. Frank Burgcan, and Sarah and Annie,
who are unmarried.
Answer Thla Qaeatlon.
Way do ;o many people we see around
us seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Lots ot Appetite, Coming Up ot
tbe Food, Yellow Skin, when for 75 cents
we will aell them Sbilob's System Vitallzer,
guaranteed to cure them. Sold by Dr. T. J.
Davison.
A Word to the Thinker.
If you are young, vigorous, full of life
and health, you require no ttimulant, but,
unfortunately, we are not all so ; then
think, if depressed In pirits. if lack of
ambition, if weak from disease, It lung
trouble, if no appetite what Is best to use
Why, ask tbe Hospitals, ask the Faculty,
and they will all answer tbat Max Klein's
"Silver Age" Rye Is tbe best stimulant In
the world. He will also forward you six
quarts ot tbe best six year old Gucken
helmer. Finch. Gibson orOverholt for 5.00,
or f 1.00 per single quart, nis Wines are tbe
purest, and for 73 cents per quart, you can
rely upon any article advertised by Max
Klein, 82 Federal street, Allegheny.
Send for price list. We ship goods, neat
ly packed, anywhere.
Aug. 31, '88. ly.
Khlloh'a (araptlta Cairo.
This Is beyond question the most success
ful Cough Medicine we have ever sold, a few
doses Invariably cure the worse cases of
Cougb, Croup, and Bronchitis, while Its
wonderful success tn tbe cure of Consump
tion is without parallel In the history ot
medicine. Since Its first discovery It bas
been sold on a gnarantee, a test wblcb no
other medicine can stand. If you have a
Cough we earnestly ask you to try It
Price 10 cents, 80 cents, and fl.OO. If your
Lungs are sore. Chest or Back lame, use
ShlloVs Porous Plasters. Sold by Dr. T. J.
Davison.
-
Hay Fever.
I have bosn a great nrTrer tmm bay fever fnr
1 yearn. I ral or th maey woodreoi enrea of
Ely's Cream Balm and thought I woo Id try It.
Ia BftMO minute after oo application 1 was
wondorf ally helped. Two weefca ago I com
aM4 ailng It and bow 1 feel 0Urely cured,
lt la th areatart madloat dleoovary ever know a
or heard of. Duhamel Clark. Lyaa, Maaa.
VJTH'F
X Notice U fcerehy rlvea that Jeaeph
ll.iprre. aaaiacee el M. I'. McDonald t it tor the
benefit of ere.l'ton will make application to th
Court of Cncnmoa flea on Moodtf, October Ut,
Iims. for Irave tn reconvey the Jiifced estate and
for hi diecharKe a !! amiirnce.
H. A. hlluKMAKER, Proth'y..
tbemburg, Srpt. 10, IMS.
"ISTK T NOTICE.
1j Ceroe to li.e residence of Albert M. Anna
maa In Allheny towonhip, Cambria enonty.
fa., oo or about the loth day of Amwt, ISM. one
brown-Marc cow, one whlteipot In lorebead and
en whit pot on hip next tall (apposed to b
la rears old. The owner will p'eaeecome lor
ward and prove protierty. rey char and take
her or ah will he d'apoaed of according
to law. ALHKKT Al'NSMiN.
Allegheny Twp.. An. U, IsSS.
STORE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
One cf th bant (tor ttandt ta Loretto. Pa . ll
oflered at privet aalawlth ft oca and fill a res.
Apply to I.orUo Merchandise Oo.. IorUO, Cam
bria county. I'a.
Lretlo, sej.c Ul. !SiS.
1.11 f Jirtn.
Th followlcc llrt of Jurors for Special Term of
Court. November vaib. aru the regular Decern
ber Term , was drawn Monday.
FbiiLTua-cinr. wovsrwFEa 26th.
Annead Adam, genUemaa. Orut biowo.
lilair, Calvin, laborer, bti ward Johnstown.
Houirdoer. feitnon K., miner. Cruyle township,
ttrallier. D. W., Carpenter. Ja-k son townsblp.
t.iaxk, John B, merchant 2nd ward, Conemanirh
borough.
Clark. B laborer. 1st ward Mtllrll
Cutler, Jonathan, farmer, J ackson township.
laley. James, saloon kecber, 1st ward Cone-
manich boreugs.
Davis. John, l&rsner. JUlsckllck township.
Devaraax, frank, farmer. Cambria townsn'P
Iwwns, Thomas, laborer, 1st ward JaUlvtlle.
vans. Edward, miller. Barr tswnshlp.
rarrtll, Andrew, farmer. Barr township.
arrn. P. U.. miner. Portage township.
J.k, Jhn H merchant. V hits townsblp.
OaiUg-aa, Phillip, loreman, Oaliluln borough.
Oeis, Joseph, former. Kichland township,
trill, Antbony, larmer, Cbeat townsblp.
OiUln, Kobcrt, laborer, fcajl Conemas;h bor-
onan.
asautsour, t. W.. laborer. 1st ward. Cambria
borcuah.
Halloran. Itomii, merchant, 1st ward, Cambria
borough.
Hlmmelwrigat, C. K clerk. AUegheny town
ship. Hnabee, Klshard A., larmer. Carroll township.
Haghes, 1 hotnas J farmer. Monster township.
Kane. Oeorgs, merchant, 2nd ward, Cambria Lor
ooith. Ktpr, John B farmer. East Tvlr township.'
Klbier. Jacob, aentlemaa, Chest township.
KlmmelL, 1. H. carpenter. 3d ward. Johnstown,
f 'eorie S., lumberman. Adams township.
Leo. Moaee. ns;lneer, tast Conemaaich iKirough.
Lll'7, Tnomas, termer, Clearfield township. j
JLauie. W. A. .. Iuar. Ailoifheny township.
Mcxioufb, Pards. laborer, SammexhUl town
sblp. McKenna, John, machinist, 2nd ward Conemaugh
borooch.
Morgan, J, saloon keeper, and ward, Johns
town. Nees. Conrad, farmer, Richland town-hip.
Joel, Joseph, fanner, Cambria township.
Korabaug a, 3 1 moo, laborer, d-oyle township.
Schwab, j. A., liveryman. Lore t to.
eirlttmatter, Anarow, :armer, Carroll township.
Teeter, ta. mill-hand. 3rd ward, Johnstown
1 ttumu, Kobcrt li., lumberman, tthtward, Johns
town. Veil, John H., fanner. Kichland township.'
Wiendall, Jacob, larmer, Adams township.
Williams, Morgan, mill-hand, Coopersdale.
Zerbee. jt fanner, Clearbeld townsblp.
ailUDJl'KOM.
Lantly. Herman, merebant, , ih ward, Johns
town. BiUer. Joseph. Jr.. Allegheny townahtp.
Custer, J. K., Iriner, Croyl township.
Dillon. P.. Iirmcr, fclder township.
Downey, John. Surveyor. 3nd ward, Johnstown.
Doualass, John, larmer, Allegheny township.
Eairan. 1 homas, sawyer. Clallltxln borough.
Oulman. John, larmer. Adams, township.
Jones. Milton, lumberman. West ward, Ebns
burg;. Keedy, 1. ., foreman, 1st ward. MUlvlUa.
Kelm, C!., marble entter, 4th ward. Johastewa.
Klrby, P. k. merchant. Wllmor.
L4tzlnser, tuuene. laborer. Lretto.
I.loyd. E. A., csn er.ter, 1st ward. Johnstown.
Murray, James, farmer, Washlnsrton township.
O'Hara. David, laborer, Ebensburg.
O'Hsra, T.. livery, Ebensbura;.
Stiller, Jaroh' farmer, Jackson township.
Story. Alex. 8., teamster, Crovla township.
Stuver, William, batcher. West Taylor town'hfp.
Totnllnson, Joseph, farmer, Allegheny township.
Trotter. K. A., mill wiiaht. Adams township.
Troxel, Perry, farmer. Keade township.
Wonderly, Edward, smith. 2nd wrd. Mlllvllle.
TBavaasa Ji aoas riaicr wbbk.
Anna, An'hony, farmer. Elder township.
Baker, 1- P.. farmer. Siuqaebanna township.
Blaurh. P. D., clerk, 6th ward, Jobn'town.
Blomrh. Samuel W., farmer, Stunycrek town
ship. Border. John, sawyer, Frtaa townshln.
Bradley. J. (.,fa-mer. Porta township.
Campboll. Peter, farmer, Ckrrolliown.
Campbell, John A., clerk. 1st ward. Mlllvllle.
Cllta. Sam eel. laborer. Conemaaan townsblp.
Crlt. Aurustns. aaent. Monster township.
Collla, Charles, mloer. Preoct borough.
Custer. K. J . laborer, (to ward. Johnstown.
Dumtord. John, laborer, Pnxpeet boronah.
Imrbtn. Stephen, laborer, ttaltltalc borough.
Evans, Hosea, carpenter. Ebeasbnra;.
Earren. John, farmer. Washinaton township.
Elubama, M., Jr.. bartender, tfallltsln borourh.
Fondaller, I. A., butcher, lit ward. Conemaugh.
Fpnks. D. W.. tanner. Portage township.
Fry, tSePastlan. nndertaker, loretto brons;h.
Oe..rg.P. f .. farmer. Washinaton towbsalp.
Olllman. J . J.. farsaer, Richland township.
HandcofT. W. R.. livery. Oallitiln boruaa-b.
Jonee. M erorer, 1st ward. Conemang.
Jonea. U. K-. laborer. 1st. ward. MlllvlU.
Kayler. J. sawyer, Barr township.
Ku a patrlck, Thomas, Sr., farmer, Carroll town
ship. Tehraan. John P., farmer, Conemaoch.
l,!ttle, D. carpenter. Chest Sprlos; borongh.
I.loyd, W. S.. farmer. Cambria tewnshlo.
JdoMuilen. Robert, teamster, 1st ward, Cone
msurh. Mart. Charles, tobarennlst 2nd ward. Johnstown.
Maxla, Jeas, larmer. Clearfield township.
Ream. Samnel c., merchant, Mtonycreak town
ship. Reed. W. S wag-onmakar. Pros poet.
Kutlodge. J. C , printer. 6th ward. Johnstown.
Nchrift. Simon, tanner. Croyl townsblp.
Shlry. Mlrhanl. carpenter. 2ad ward. Johnstown.
Scaclan. Joseph A., farmer. Alleahenv township.
Skelly, Paillp. larmer, Sutnmerblll towasbtp.
Siattery. J. C.. n re man. Washington township.
Smay. David, foreman. 2nd ward. ConemaaKh.
Tenple. Charles, laborer. Snd ward. Coaemauajb.
Varner. Adam, larmer. Jaciisoa township
Wllblde. A. K. clerk. Keade township.
Wiismicr. Samuel, farmer. East Tay lor township.
Tonus;, M tlton B.. butcher. 5tti ward. Jobnstewn.
Tiirinfi jvfoe saooTf n wees.
Eearer, Iewis J ., farmer. Snsqnehanaa townablp.
Brawley, Tbmas. larmer, 1'oruae townahip.
Burkhart.E. I., clerk. Woodvale.
Brant. Oeorx, hotel. Ctlly.
Bracken. Bernard, loreman, Oallilsln borooxh.
Byrne, Henry, farmer. Eastward. Ebe-cstmr:.
Chaplin. W. A-, hotel. Rnade tewaship.
Cla'k, D. A ., farmer, Clearfield township.
Cocher. treorjre, carpentar. 4th ward, Johnstown,
t'ostlow. Joseph, laborer und ward. Oonamangh.
Oroyle, Joeeph. farmer. Croyl townsblp.
Deairlck. Philip, merchant. 'Carrolltown.
Decker. John, grocer. Sth ward. Johnstown.
Deropecy. W. W.. clerk. 1st ward. Johnstown.
Davis, K. P.. painter. 1st ward MlllvlU.
Ionboe, I.ewls, Oallltzla township.
Douglass, James, larmer, Carroll town'blp.
Dunmycr, Irael, carpenter. lxwer Yoder to wn
shlp. Edwards, Ed ward, farmer, Blacklick townshln.
Kcgle.Jnhn W mill band, lu ward Johnstown.
Eraok . John. Jr., laborer, Sod ward. Jobnelown.
Eree. Klchard. hotel. Aahvllle.
Faiwesoa. Ko")rt. larmer, Blacklick township,
flarnty, Patrlek, foreman. 1st ward Mlllvllle.
Cleorce, William, farmer. Washinaton townsblp.
tiuinn.John, 'armor. Read township.
Hlscng, Joseph merchant, and ward, Cone
maugh Incl. John, laborer, 2nd ward. Johnstown.
Klinefelter. D. W.. clerk. Franklin.
Krumanacber, James, laborer, Wasblnirton town
ship. Lng, Alexander, miner, Croyl township.
I.obr. William, potter, oth ward, Johnstown.
Mayer, V. J.. painter. 3rd wsrd. Johratown.
McDonald. Perry, loreman, Cbest Sprlnvs.
McClelland. C. t... merchant, 7th ward, Johns
town. ..
Myers, D. !., gentleman. AshvUl.
Nm. John, Jr.. farmer. ClotrSeld township.
Cms. Henry, farmer. Adams townsblp.
Pearr. D. laborer, Wondvale.
Piatt. John A , farmer, Susquehanna townfhlp
Korabash. John, farmer, Crovle townihip.
Kowl, Jacob, foreman. 1st war!, J!int..wT
i:atl.l(re. tieors;, laborer. Sth ward. Johnn'owa
kelly. .Ioeph, farmer. Ciubrm townsblp.
Sm-iy. Henry. leJ orer. 7th ward. Johnstown.
Tittle. J. s.. aaent. 2nd ward, Johnstown.
arner. J. ti.. farmer, iticblaud townsblp.
Vahner, Martin J., larmer, Chett township.
TSTKAY NOTICE.
XlA ljttx the premises of the subscriber In
Moxharn about the Jlth ot July, a !iht biindle
cow. seven years old. good size, slightly mixed
with while, and aloe the bck and belly whit
and Inside of the lea:" small larriej In horns. A
reward, will be Kit-en lor iniormation ot her
wherealnu. A. J. BOklNli.
Moxharn, Sept. 14. 18S8.
IJ'STKAY NOTICE.
J Strayed away from I lien Whit. Pa.,
aboat July lt, a black cow with whit spots,
whit belly, and "crumpled turns." A eatistao.
to.-y reward will b paid for Iniormation of her
whereabonts.
Address MIC1LAFX MAZENKO.
KittannlDK Point, Blair Co- Pa.
Agk.10.1S8S.
TfiLUaBLE FARM AT PRIVATE SALE.
V The cnderslgned will sell their farm, sit
uated In Allea-heny township, adjoining: lands of
V. A. McOough. A. J. Sell. Henry Mansfield,
and other, containing- IIS acres, 60 acres cleared
and M well limbered with eak. hemlock, cucum
ber and hickory. A good fo-story-plank boas
and (ram barn, together with ail aeoetsiry out
bulldlags, a never tailing spnng ot water and a
Stream ol water running through tie lana.
There is also a choice apple, iar and peach
trees on e prcmisea. ine aoov property win
be sold at a price and terms to suit tbe pur:naer
and a good warrantee deed ftnaT-antee.l.
MARY FURY, 7
ANN FURY.
Jane 1st. .. . Loretlo PostoClce, Pa.
ST. FRANCIS' COLLEGE,
LORETTO, PA, '
IS CHARGE OF .
FRANCISCAN BROTHERS
Board and Tuition
for the Scholastic Year, $200.
March aeth. ias. tr.
STAR SH&YIHG PARLOR!
COR. CENTRE AND SAMPLE STREETS,
EBENSBURG. PA.
J. II. GAMT, Proprietor.
THEPTJBLJO win always find ns at nr plaee
of bnslnea In business hoars. tverrUiing kept
neat and cosy. A bath room has Deen con
nected with the shop w here th public can 1.3 ac
commodated with a hot or cold bath. B i tub
and every thing connected therein kept perfectly
clean. Ox-nan towsh arnciALTT.
1794. 18S3.
Policies written at short notice In th
OLD RELIABLE ".ETNA"
Aad ether Flrat CI sua Compatafea.
T, "W. DICK,
ItiEST FOB THE
OLD rnVRXFORjO
INSURANCE COMT.
COMUENCEI) BrSINESS
1794.
Ebensonnt, Jaly muietx.
Cl'ltRY OIVEP.S1TY.
PnTSBrnoE, Pa.
Over I.40O Stndentn Laat Tear.
Classical ; Rclanttfio : ladles' Seminary ; Nor
mal ; Pennmansnip ; JUaste ; and Elocution de
partments. Curry Business College and
Curry School of Shorthand
ar separate, schools, each having- Its own com
plete Faculty, providing, th most through prac
tical drill In 1U Una obtainable.
end lorOatalogu of th Department yon de
sire to enter.
JAMES CLARK WItXJAMS, A. Prost.
J nly , 2T. lSB.-iuio.
ROBERT EVANS,
FIR
UNDERTAKER,
ATKO NANtJrAOTCKEK Or
and dealer in all km Is el TVRltirVUE,
EbenHbur, Ix.
ft-A fall 11 n f Caskata always en hand .-St
Bodies Embalmed
Apr to t
WHEN UEQUJKED.
SALESMEN WANTED
to eanvart lor th sale of Nariery Stock ! Steady
mplnyment carantl. SALARY AND EX
FtNSls PAI1. Apply at once. statLna ax
CHA1E BROrilEKS COMPANY, '
(Heter le this tafer.;
Sept. H. U8.-3m. iiochealer, IS. T.
AGENTS
WANTED
AltOIJMKTsJT LIST.
Snppe.
. . ..... . .vs.
Oct 1, ISM.
Johntown Lumber
Co.
Ml.bllui.
liorina.
Marshall.
tVastnver.......va.
Korina vs.
1'eden . wm
Ietltlon ol . M. Ke-le, Esq.. lor lateral K. K
.iw,ihhu) vs. iieseet. aL
Koad In t'learDeld township.
J'llchT ..-... vs. Stoltx.
I.onborn ...vs. Oallaaber.
Koad In Claarfteld township.
Koad In Carroll bownshin.
Kris
Kvervllle Coal Co.vs.
st oir , . vs.
hauu... vs.
tVlln vs.
a nrisry...... vs.
or.oer .
Mehven A Son.
Wills.
Lanabeln sl Thomas.
Kowler.
Miiliken.
Koad In Cambria tnwTi.hln
Kenort ol Auditor in Vauaht. est.
Kul on Co. Com. to pay eont tables.
Keam. ....... ...vs. Marts.
Koad from Munstor to Lore t to.
In r petition ot t'ommi-tee ot Henrietta Topper.
I a r petition of Iaae vVeakland. Committee.
- vv. Davis et. al.
I a re tranaoribma; record.
We 1st linn vs. Kam.
Kole on A. Ash ton, Ei.. In Schrlber AsX
Commonwealth ex. rlvs. topervisors ol Iwer
Voder towuslilD.
Wtlllsms vs. Tibiao&Co.
In re petition ot Samnel Kelly. Cons t.
Krindi ....v . Soese.
K. berta k. Era tjr Aafn.
vs. Hipps . L.loyd.
Knnurt o Auditor la Peter t.
Hears. 1L Jackal.
Stutsman a. Wilsln va. Johnstown Bor.
Coaiaioa wealth va. .XcHiide.
'"bert va. Vtckroy.
Koad In West Taylor towoshlu.
In re petition ef wm. fwitzler.
la r Kal a Wm. A. Noel . Bunress.
U. A. -itluE.UAii.EH, Proth'y.
Sept. SI, 119.
VTOTKI-1 I
i.1 ISuUoe Is hereby Riven tbat th following
aneonnts hare been Bled In the Con-tot Common
I'leaa of fimbria connty, Pa and will be con
Drmed by said eoart on th first day of ttctober.
lSv. unless came be shown t th eontrary.
Acrount of Joseph Hons, assignee ol M. I".
McDuaald t ax.
Second aad p-rtial aocoant ef Adam Alyers,
committee f Peter Mvers.
H. Al SHOEMAKEK, Prvth'y,
Eaentburs, Sept. 10, loa.
ES
TKAY NOTICE.
J Came to th residence of tbe
suoscr1br. residing- In Cambria township, on or
aiKit th 7th of August last. t . sorina; heifers,
on brown and the other whit with trown ear.
Th owner is requested to come lorwarl. prov
pt.prty. pay charge and take them away, oth
erwise they will be dlst1 of according to law.
ILUKtM'G WlLLLBUArD.
EbensbnrK. Sept. T, 18oS.
FARM FOR SALE.
The subscriber resldina In Carroll township,
Cavb-ia o.unty will ll at private sale tbe larui
on which he res des tour miles cast ol Carrolltown
on tbe ror j leadlnv from Camliuwn te Ixiretto,
containing 1!3 acres, abo. 4 luO acre of which ar
cleared, bav.na thereon a two-stury plank L.
hons and t ram barn. A Una orcuard u on the
premises and tb la,-m la In a irood (Uu) of cul
tivation and Is well watered, tor terms apply to
th aabscriber on th premucs.
JOHN HUUUE,
To canvass f.ir on of th larK5t. eldest estab
lished. BKST KNOWN NURSERIES n th
Cwantrv. Most liberal terms. Cnequaled facili
ties. ilENEVA NCkSF.KY. Eitfl,shed 18.
W. fc. T. S.MITU, CI EN EN A, N. V.
Aug. M, 3m.
A
Trprt
a a I
TOSOLIGITORDEH8
"or oar Chcic and Hardy Nursery Stock
Steady work lor ener-rt!e. temperate iseu. Sal
ary aad stnsnsn, commLlon if preier
red. '1 he business quickly and easily learned.
Satisfaction a saraslrri to ear toina.-s aud
amenta. Writ immeilateiy for term. State
age. Address
K. O. OUASE A CO.
1130 South Penn Square, Philadelphia. Fa.
Auk. 10 -iu. -
Important to Canvassers.
WAJITF-ls Live Caavateri In every county
lb th Cnlted States to sell 1 OX S I'ATEN r KE
VEKS1KLE SAO IKON, wbtcn combine two
Sad Irons, Polisher. Huter, a.., one iron doins;
the work ol an entire set of ordinary Irons.
self-beating- by gas or al-ohol amp. OOF-1
A WAV WITH HOT KITt JiEMS. Price
motlerat. A lanre and lastlna lncom Insured
to rood canvasser. Addre. lor olrcilars, fcc
t'OX SAD IKON CO.. t6 Koad St.. N. Y.
v tnsA? nrrrtAa
MEAT-CUTTER.
' Caenaaltae and av
nand ta ha tar Rwa,
Iwwi klua aM,
Mcrapsle. t'nviaetwra,
Uaatavi Biaek. As.. As.
. uu aaot, exiTMS
-. Twm-r rusa.
AMERICAN M T6 C0.J
A Wafclnctoe Ave,
rhflsrtslphla,
We Wakt You 1
To send us 40 cents
for one of our
E-in. KHM WRENCHES.
Llfht, IlandVr and Stronr. w.H Outwear And Out
iaot two Ordinary Wreuclca.
YCU WAE2T
Household S. D. Set.
Thia t-t cnivisra r-f a lifmimd ITamlln ajxt
f"iir intt rrl.r.n.rfaiile llalf ii aTowjriv,-rn and
(buw-l! fitting miiio; ell nui-krd in a mat wi.l
bia. Thiato. 1 ;A consT.iunv him r't.1 ev-rT-whr',
anniti.l tbo h"w, at Tin- o:Hce. ic tl.e 'hop, on
tbof.-u-m. Sr-at rr-e on rc.t fi S I .CO.
Ask Your Local Denier
fca-tlu-m. ih b net ft ih i.'w will "tthem.
for you, or e vill-iid eiibcrn rec-Hpt if piM-v,
as above. Send tamp for our ilttttrUU cUo
logut. ,
ELLRICH & CO.,
Plantsviilc. Conn.
B. L JiiHS:03, 1.J, BUCK. A.I.NCL
ESTABLISDED !S7i ESTABLISHED M
nstoa.Bnct & Oo. narrnlltnwn RsnV
I 1 .s vtu i u uuual
A. W. BUCK, Cashier, j Cashier.
General Eauiing Business Transacted
li&VS!aC,pl, "tnrcs of a
DEPOSITS -Kecelred
! payable on demand, and Interest rear
ing certificates uued to tiin UedUor j.
IiOASiS
Extended t catc:nt cn lavorabla tortnt and
approved pkper dlsccV jted at all Wines.
oi.trfTio.K
Uli". ,lhV,oc'Ll,,.y.ao'1 D all the bn-k'Tisr
towns in the Umtel States. Charges moden-tol
DUAllS
Issued DMotUM. in all jjnrrs of tbVnliM
01 E-!4 'Wk ejehaag issued Da all parts
ACCOrXTN
Ol merchant, farmers and others iolloltod. to
o.? "OIUk', e accomodation w:U be exteadod.
Patrons are ssstiml thai nil trantin. -ha l
be held as stnetly private d ,Lni-naaI, " 1
that tbey IU be treated as liberailv ai - J. .1
banking rules win permit. ""ruy as
Kpcc?fully.
JOHSSTOX, A CO.
Ecenslmrs- Fire teraBCB Apucy
T- "W. BICK,
General Insurance Aqenl,
EBEASBUiiQ. rA.
SALESMEN WANTED
TO SELL JiL KSEKY STOCK.
ProCtabl employment for horiert. enenretlc
men either on .alary or commission, exiifnses
raid. A Cn outai lurnlsh.l fach saleVmen!
ILe business eaMly learned. We .row all the
Sept. 14, 18, lm.
Moldldii-iaiii sill
BUT !TiS PEilFORMANCES THAT KEC,!
M - 2 f-
PeiTornmnces not promises have plac I n
tbe head of the Retail Clothing Busii;
Western Pcnns3'lvania, and established lor
honest name that no upstart competitor
ever blot .out".. We have promised to ft
citizens of Cambria and surrou idinjr co. A
this Fall the cheapest and best clothing th:. 4
country can produce, and now extend a
dial invitation to everybody to come an i
amine our grand new stock, compare our p
and give us their candid opinion whetlu. .
are in position to fulfil our promises. Our
Suits and Overcoats are grand beyond de
tion. Our prices arc too low for any con::
tors t3 reach.
BARGAINS IN OVERGOA;
Leading Clothiers of Johnstown,
m
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m Avi't- riJNSsW iyyyy&iymw u
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100TH Ai"Tis 3: YER S AET.
Zar.T?$ r-3 tfcd CNi c-iV r.j jts cjsj
3
Tie tr.tuost of m-.ry t'noti,.ad3 :f oj.sra
Cf tiio? diroij:3 woniTf vt--a cnrl diitrt sin
alinionta fw.'cuiie.- U f'.'i.nl' , r.t the 1 a -..
ilotoi and Surgical lnH..tu!e. Hell It.. N". y.,
haa affril a vat cinroi'e in nicely aunf t
Iiik and thoi r)i!,f hly t- Ktiair rn)!ica for tla
ci.-a of onmn a tf"ii'ar iu.t);i iio-t.
lr. Plcrcn' k ururlif Sr acrlptlon
la tiio outrowtli. or rmuli, or ih. ht :it and
txiual.l ci(N.Tit -j'--. 'J b'i'.iMai Jt of Uk-l.uu-D11L.M.
n.nin4 r:!i! i tv-utA v7.d from ihvm
ciaitd vu l:uv te-.. ;t in tl a ir.i.ie a'km-Tai-J
ai.J ott:uato ia' s wnU-li tac I rl'Hl
tneir fkill, ri'o it t- txThc trctTvondprful
reniwly ,-. r !.v.e.l for iVj n l f a id curcf
uff'Tiii wurt:jr:. It 13 rt r-c i i, i ; a-a
"CUT"-!. ." lut tut n t ir-t n-rftct j-jc.L.C lur
w.riia.i s r-'u u.r ai.'in r.t -
A a. powr rln'j jiiTl.'orr-lin-j; to:. If,
It imi.rta en.if Ui t i'ti- nol.. rysU-iu,
m.'l J? trie wt'Uiu aivl itf. 1 ui.;,-i;''v:jj- in
':-xlh.u!tr. For i)7'rorkl, " ivora-otit,"
' run-ilcwn." duliihtiit'.-J ti:cht-r-i, rulliiirru,
di-w r.tlci-. f smrtrs, "niop-riH.i," hoi:--ki-t'tx'rs,
nuriiiy m"tfHrH, sn.l to?l.,n v...n'.-ii
UenpriiJIy. Ir. PVr'-'n Kiidi .t-.t V: s n; r. a
b the sjii a'. t -aniily U-mp ur:? i,i.iJ
as au a.p-t!7.i-3ir i f.r'iinl anj n;nintnc I mho.
Aa a aoolUititc and trrut;ibnlsir
ncrviu.'. " I"nv i i'j pp-scrii(ii,i" u, ur.n-
ualed and is invnluublt in uilnv.uvr Rrl s:ib-
umir liorvowd nc.Utli.iai-. i;r:tj-.L.i!Uv. ri-
di biioi. i roNrmuoii, r.ypton.-. sjXLaina ana
cthT bl(ttnHint(. Ourrous yp?turo cotn
mculy utotiJant u;ir,a functional un.l i.rtm.o
d:euae of the womh. It inlu-o refr-h:ii(r
elu and rfiiovea lucllU atiil'ty and d
Dr. rierett' ravorlt Prescription
la u Ire;ltlaiatft nirdlrlno, ctnluily
enmpouuded by an exuerifUer.i n 1 t-kilifut
pbynician. and adi-t.if to wuraiii' .w:;cat?
urifaniution. It j pumly v.:ir? tlilo ix .ta
ci aii':t:o:i aid rfi li-ctiy ImrmlitS in lit;
fffouta in anjr oonil Imiii of th fvfKm. Fr.r
tronlnr t .r i:ui:?-.a, fr-i: w.k.a(r.v-r
Oftum ari.ltiir, wca't irtoim.ch. ir1ir' srirn.
JH-i'S a un.l kiudrcd suip!m. ita us-, in toutli
cs v. i!I ir"jv voi v h Ti-ft.-:HT.
"Farorlle PrcVerl Dtiori IsannaU
ttTe euro fcr t!M cist ctiii:pii-ir-.-d n-1
BuiiRt nufsnr i"iirrn. esot t'ive r vmii.
TMuntul tnenatruntioii. uimnta.al tuppr. t--u-nt,
prolapsus, or full In of th imb. wtk back.
ftnalo wiakof, antovTeijii, retroversiou,
Nrinir-Jawii w-i r.l:on. chronic lcoiirt-tion,
Innnramatioa and ulceration of the womb, In
flatrrrmr ion, pain and tendtrppaa ta Otranod,
accompanied with InU-rnal boat."
Am a roiulslor and promoter of ftina.
tiouaJ action, at that, critical penod of oli.miro
from airlbood to woman bood. Kavoritn Prt
acripUon"ia a porf-etly Mf re.iwiluU a.out,
and oan produce bnij srood rrwlis. It M
qually cltcacious cai vk1uM- iu iu efKtd
wbon takxrj for tho di6irdcr and dorunir-w
mrnta incident ti Unt laier and moot vritlcul
periHl, ki.own " 7'!r I '.l.af.p- of I jfe."
"aiwoplt Prsrrliiiion,n wbc-n trvkm
in oonaoi-tion with Itv.t ut I)r. I'Ut's
Oolden idiaal Dif -ovrrv, end niril ktx.icive
doanar f Dr. Ploroo's HurVn'iv !'.) is M.itt.!"
I ivt PUla). run J.irfT. Kidnr-y and liladdor
' ilwciwt. Tbeir co.:ibin d uao al.so rcinuvi-s
blood talnta, ami aboiube cancurous and
crofulou? btimora from til" nttia.
FaToritw Prcacrlptioti" tlie cr.!y
modiojnn for worr.ii, sold by druriuM, uuiier
,a poaitlTe irnaraiitoc, froin tb u.r.nu
faoturera. that it will pi v.- eat ii act ion in every
case, or Mont y will Ik. rofund.-d. Th'S cusran-tt-e
baa bwn printi-d on the lotil-wrapuer.
and faithfully ctrr.vl out for uinny yitun.
I.re bottlcw ,100 dos-gl a'i.OU, or Mix
boitl.. fur .S.OO.
For large, UluB-.r-it.-d Trentl on TMiJonBosof
Women (1) psjftii, pnp TxjierttU. soud ten
oenta ia stamps. Aujr.,
V World's Dispensary Medical JUsocIalicr.,
of Allegheny County,
A.T PITTB33TJIIC3-, Pa,
SEPT. 24th, 25th. & 26th.
FIRST DAY. Monday, Sopt. 2-Ith. Pairao of Firt-raeu and
Policemen. DeJicaticu of Gr:i-nV Court House. Concert bv 4000
School CLiHren unil Iaimense Orc-!i tni. GrunJ I3S Meeting of
Citucns. Prominent Speakers from four States. Fire Works iu
Evening:.
SECOND DAY. Tuesday, Sept. iiolh. Graml Civic and In
dustrial Parade. Proves i of the Century. Greatest Procession
ever seen in Pittsburg. Fire Works in Evening.
THIRD DAY. Wodnesday, Sept. 20th. Gorgeous Military
Para.le of the O. A. 11. t Veterans Legion. Natiuiial Guard of
Pennsylvania and visiting Rv-iiiu nta f. om Ohio, West Virginia and
Maryland. Mot In csing .Military Proeessiou since the War.
Review of School Cliikireu in Allegheny Parks. Firo Works hi
Evening.
THE FREEDOM, OF THE CITY IS EXTENDED TO EVE1LYD0DY.
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