atiu.M Hunt t,i. ViM,i' u a, '
il l I 111.1 Scotland.
Ia S; rj ind an l In lilwil iU rp'e.
isav?ry pimii ir dlvi'.ii:i' rn :diata In
nii.ivTs. i ,iri oi mid ip ai.in. y n pio- j
U'bly du ti tliti coiuia v.i notion thai i
lha treft of knowl-! - r gwl mid r'vil ';
VI; 1 1 4 an ntn)a f rui II r .. . m n ! i i nuif I
...... , .... ..... ... , i
th HS3 of nptdrt pics in lov aff iirs A
lover would tak a pip Niwen th ting- i
er and thumb, and shoot, it up in the i
ceiling, and if it s'ruck it his or her
...
Kish wouM bn accomplished, j
Nowadays a maiden tests the fidelity i
of her belovd by putting a pip in that
fire, at the s.ime tims prcannnc'.nu h!3
came. If th pip fc.irs's with a rep rt
U ia a sign that hp loves her. tut should
It burn eilentlv she is convinced of his
want of tru afl.-ction for her. This ia
often preformed with cuts instead of
pips.
Ltiy mentions th very c
amusement cf paring an apple
breaking the reel, and then throwing-
the strap over the left shoulder, in order
to see the Initial letter or the lover's
narue formed by the shapa the paring
takes upn the ground.
This is cTten one of the nunv divina
tions duly practiced 0:1 II dloween or
All Sii'it'sevp. Ano'her way ! the
e;rm season ia for th curious m iidrn to
stand before a looking ijlasa combing
her hair with one hand auJ eating aa
npple hold iti the other.
Tho face of the future husband wi'.I
then be setn in the looking glast look
ing over her left shoulder. Mrs. La-
tham, in her "Sussex Snp-rv itious." 1
gives another apple charm. T.very per j
son prt s.-nt fastens an apple on a string j
hung and twirled round before a hot J
fire. I
Th owner of the apple that Gxsi falls ! r
off is declared to he up.,n the point of
marriage ; ami as they fall successively
the order iu which the rest of the inrly
Will attain to mut riiuouial hoccrj !.s
clearly iudicated, single blessed ne be
ing the of the one whose arpls is the
last to diop.
link's for a Clear Skin.
You w.int ro keep vour skin nice all
the tiia ? 'We!:, then, heie are some
rules for von :
Dju't bit he tr. Imnl w.iter ; soften it
with a few droiu of ammonia or a little
borr x.
I) m'c hathe ynur face while it is very
warm, and never use veiy cold water
for it.
Din'i wah your fare wlim you are
traveling unless it i.i with a little alcho
hol and water, or a little vasaline.
Don't, attempt to rern"v dust with
cold wau-r. Give vur face a ht bath,
usinc pU-r.ty ot good boap, then give it
a '.Vim;,- rir.'Mrpr with water
that h 13 li i I thf chill tnk :n er! of it.
Don't tut) yur f;ice vith 1 wirse
towel ; just renumber it is not mile ot
caat iron, and tre:i! it as you would the
Ants" pi rce lair', gently and dtlic-itely.
Don't a sp.c2 or linen ra j for
youi race ; choose insteid a llinnel onp.
D-)n't believe you can gi-t rid of
wrir.klfs t y ::'.:i.-.g in the crevice 3 ith
rowJ-r. Itij'el give v,-,Ur f ice a llus
6ian hV.h very night ; that is h.ithe it
with w.trm w.vter so hot that you won
der how vju can stand it, and ttien, a
n-innte after, with cold water that wiil
make It glow with garmth ; dry it with
a soft towel ar.d goto brd, and you
ougfi: to sleep like a baby while your
Pkin is growin firmer and coming from
out of wiii.klt s the while you are res'L
Ing: A Leopard Taunt! bj IVrhime.
Wild an!r.ia's are. completely farina-
ted h.d can ho tsmml by p;-rfum".s. '
There wis a M-s. T.-e. i:, India, who i
li:vl a tame !.,, ,,d t!i;:t p'ayul in the ;
hous;wirh hrr chiMr.-n. He was very j
IniiUisWive, as a'l of the cat trite are,
and lovrd t.. f-'ar.-l on his hind les ;
ith his fore pawi 0:1 toe. window sill j
and look nt the p r.'hy. j
When th'ch'Mrn, wanted the p'aoe '
foj ther.-lvM '.!.ey u, ;,!, all take hold 1
or his t:H a- ! pull him down ty thar.
He w;vs fenr-rally v; ry aroi.ble, but j
sometimes. 1:1 c:as Wr.' very sburp, :
tbe chi' !ern w, re scn.M.-d, j
S'' Mr, T.-e !aiU';t S., to keep Il13 J
, ' ' f n r y cxnx him, when he
i l P". 11 l.ft'e p.rer trsv Cn whi
id
Javeud-.T waler had teen dropp-d. Tl
w.?x;id throw h'n into tranpors of de
e- I
l.rfht. lie wou'd ter the paper ir.o
Mts nnd roll ovt-r ib-m on the tl or.
"With nnthir hnt a bor'" ef lavei der
vater I have hi come thelprt cf friends
vith a lopud, a tire."3 r.r.d a Hone?.
In a rap rs rfrie.
IIw to Tet a Morse.
If you Hi"! I your Lord's d!sp,-si'Jon
will do, yon ronst r.xt try bis powers.
Get on him to ascertain .hc edacity of
the lur.tf. Unless !hese are :,,unfi BD(j
carici-s the bee', )cs Wll, not carTy
bim fasr.
l)a Vood lev 1 rosd or on an uphill
s'.tirm and without rxuch load either on
h'm rr behind bin, cettina him to trot
a mi In tire minuses. Then tret down .
and wairh him brea'hin?. See if the i
nostril easily op'n quite wile enough j
for Iheir wotk. j
Listen at the windpipe ard take care
there is no t1n of whefz'rpr there. '
Look at the ll rks and see if ther are i
working bird or if they quiet down rs !
they do flirecMy after tha hor-ie stopa.
TlTeeiiiry notice if tl.eir working is '
recular. and with no double spasmodic '
effirt to exjvl the wind. j
Ar,y ein of such uncomfortable ac-
Hon should la a fatal objection to any !
bors". and your trial need rroceed no j
further.
OU. w liai a ( umtn.
Will you heed the wartime Tlie signal
fuini-i u you can srror l Tor tl.e sake or sav
1 nj; ;.o c!,t. to run tlie risk and Jo nothing
for If. We know from exr.erience that
fctlHntl'. ('lire Kill I'nrn r,vi. -, .,.,1, l.
nevor fal's. TM explains why more than ; 'riiKi ''Hi.mw!ii aiw.y.flnd n at out m.
a M:ll!ro H.'tUcs were iold the r-ist v.ar ' "' bu ''"' hu.lnee hi.arn. tTerythiaa-keVt
Itr,.IUi-ilV,n 1 ' 1 'l4r , tt.il uJ roj. A Lain room he t een ca
ll rellr-MM t.f.up nn.l Whet pii. Couch at ' "' "tih the .1.. p here the , uhllc (aa t
ODre. 0'hrs clu net be without It Fur I ''"l!"''""1 wUtl h,,t wr co,J b!h- Bathtao
I ,.. , , l'ul U- n I furju.icj iMinec.nl thereto etl perfertly
I-nme '..urk. bain or Ch.t use Shlluh's ' t- kl a sraoiALTT. J
Torous 1-l.i.ner. N.ld by lr. T. J. Davison .
W. D. KITTELL.
1V.pi.k m g,vi health retpiire ei-rht lAttornev-n t-iaw,
hour.' el.fr. Thi i iifrvom nn'i '
i K-'ns "e...i e te- t:iKsRi'i:'i, pa.
i "if ' Artu.-rr umidih?. . i. fourt Ugwc.
TAP DPIVTlVr
jUI) ' A
Tlltl FIZIZEWAW
P" n"biTlPr DflCS '
I
. . 1
i me piacj 10 get your
JOB PRINTING
...... ., .
icuiupuy kuu sausiacioriiy executeu. v e
will nifft Itrn prices of alii houoraole
couapetion.
We don't do any bat
first-class work and want
living price for It.
Witb Fast Presses and New Type
We are prepared to turn out Job Printing of
every discretion in the FINEST
b'l'VLE and at the verv
1 1 o u u
Lowest Cash Prices.!;
Nothing out the best material l- used and
our work speaks for itself. We are pre
pared to priut on the shot tea; notice
IlfsiNEss Cakds, Taos. Hill Heads,
Monthly Statements, Envelopes,
L.A11ELS, fllU'ULAKS, WEDDING AND
Vimtixu Cards, Che, ts. Notes,
Ukakis, Kecehts, Dosd Work,
letteu asi Note Heads, and
1Ioi and Tahiv Invitations, Etc.
We can print anything from the smallest
and neatest Visiting Card to the largest
Poster on 6hort notice and at the
most .Reasonable Kates.
I The Cumbria Freeman,
KttKN-snUKG. PENN'A.
h CIGARS & CIGARETTES. Li
PATENTED
1 1 -'
Tin s- CixxU ( onlaln tlie Lratcioi
Mcvtllea of tliu I'lue Tret',
T'rfo them for a ph-asant cmoko and
Fpi-.My r.-lkf for INFLUENZA. ACUTE
AND CHRONIC CATARRH. CLERGYMEN'S
SOKE THRCA T. HAY FEVER. ASTHMA AND
ALL BRONCHIAL DISEASES; they are free
front adulteration, as nothing ia used
in t!i.-ir manufacture but the BEST OP
TQ3ACC0 and FRESH PINE NEEDLES.
11 vNCFAcrr;EEi by
PIKE NEEDLE CIGAR CO.
FREEHOLD, N. J.
?l;'-r ". r
. 1
1. .t aiathr SthUme Xbhaf antoj
C-f Y"' 5 r-c 1 b-T uvl UTOLFT'B 1CMK
Bi.A'K I.Nii rr.v tn-i.rt w- ir uur Ulan befor &ud
Woiff'sACMEBiacking
It the T,!ackin7 for Hen, IPom attd
The i:irju:sT 1: lack rousii.
JZJciny Iathtrr'uttrpn..f ami IuniLU.
2'ti lMth. A S'.it Iais's a WJc.
l.n iiijti..f t l: m- -J.-r, tam at Ou clotk.
Bold tf hho atorcs. Gram. DnKI,
and nHAiW II n.rfc ij.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH. ph.iiselk
FDR .
i
& Hogs.
CDit;.nesj. Blotches, and all diflculties aris.
In; him Hpuritief cf ta Elood. Will rtliev
Ilexes at Oiic. X'amMttirtJ fy tk
JOPFA KAfJUFACTtRiSS CO., LYONS, N. Y.
PERUVIAN TONIC LIYB'
REGULATOR.
The only inn ao.l radical cur for
CONSTIPATION; '
DILIOUSNESS. '
INDIGESTION,
and all illMrr ol the llvrr. ind fcaa cured
hun.lre.!-. el , and It the unlr remclj
liTihf.t .li'fiN.m.l In rases n Whlrh the
m.st KHi.iiul .t.y.i-iiiM have ntterly tailed.
Tri'lm .nl.il? in.-n bun.lrejn ol l eoi.le livln '
In Bl:iirr.unt, IVnn.r lvn l. It ! manu-i-Uird
hy . x. klrlnr, Mlllaraa
ur. Pa . lor the T. 1. K. Co.. and lor
l.y K Ururft.-w at btt rent tr hottle.
fone kbduIiiu except laNc-1 thuws the ln
dhn arrow-h end tr Je mam.
April j..tti, yj-lj.
STAB SHAYIHG PARLOR !
CENTRE AND SAMPLE STREETS
EBENSDURC, PA.
J. II. (5ANT, I 'ro i .riet or.
4
Interesting Relics.
A rusty musket and an ancient silver
watch were found at the bottom of the
Merrimac river a few day? ago which
suggest an tot
Musket WM bro
otherwise show
suggest an interesting history. The
broken at the grip and
ed marks of damage.
The hammer was down and there was
no bullet inside. The watch ia the
more interesting relic of the two ; its
extetior and interior are finely engraved
but only the latter can be seen, as the
action of the water has worn away most
of the outer engraving.
It is a hunting scene, showing an In
dian oil snow shoes armed with a knife
and a hatchet, awaiting the charge of a
mouse that had tnrned at bay.
The inside of the outer case bears
this inscription : "Presented to
Johua Armstrong on his 21st birthday
loving mother. Prudence Arm-
April 10. 1620."
Tbe inscription of the maker is as
follows : 'John Bowles, Astrologer to
his Majesty, 103 Threadneedle Street,
London." Tbe discovery has given rise
to many speculations ; it is possible the"
place waa tbe scene of a tragedy, as
it was a famous stamping-groan d of
tbe Indians, and Is near where they
buried their dead and the squaws culti
vated maize. The dates show that the
watch might have been oa the spot
when tbe Indians held the land, and tbe
action of tbe water open it Indicates
that It has laid at the bottom of tbe
river for many generations.
A Financier of Four.
Master Tommy, boy or fonr. has de
veloped and early fondness for dimes
and nickels, and, although be seldom
asks directly for them, wherever he
goes tte air Is full of hints. There Is
an old lady living near Tom's borne
who Is very fond of him, bat who also
Is extremely careful of her email
change, so that none of it ever finds Its
way Into the little financier's pockets.
Tom had nearly exhausted ingenuity In
hinting, and at last, by a fortunate hit.
succeeded.
He went over there the other morn
ing in a penniless condition and leaned
affectionately against tbe knee of bis
old friend, who at once possessed her
self of one of bis chubby bands and be
gan to fondle it.
"I wou'd give a thousand dollars to
have such a nice little boy aa yon for
my own," she said, petting blm.
"How much is a thousand dollars ?"
asked Tom, with wide open eyee.
"It is a great deal of money." said
the old lady, with a sigh.
"Am I worth as much as that If pa
pa would sell me ?" inquired tbe young
speculator.
"Yee, dear, and a great deal mere."
said bis friend.
"Then," said Tom, with a cherubic
smile, "don't you think it is worth a
nickel to hold my hand ?"
Farm and harden Notes.
Canada thistles 1ot8 the lazy man.
This is a good season to cut timber.
Have you a good drill Tor fall seed
in V
Shade and good water in pastures
now.
Dehorning and dewrinkling tbe Me
rino sheep Is suggested.
How to feed soil is still one of the
problems of the age.
As the pasture shrloks, the bay and
grain ration should swell.
Eirly cuttinsr of grass for hay fayors
the growth of th second crop.
The most prominent system of frnit
culture on large farms ia the ahlftleas
system.
Some Pennsylvania frnit growers
raise tobacco in their orchards, and do
it successfully. But they don't allow
any weeds to grow there except tbe to
bacco weed.
Fruit should be handled moeh at eggs
are handled. It will not break as read
ily as eggs, but It will bruise and de
preciate through rough osage and this
results in loss.
r . -v-u. ,a m uuit ivi lair SUUiLUf f
and autumn, and ft a-nt.tj n- I
marnet in winter even could U be
irrown and kept along witn a'pplee.
very fruit baa Us season.
Ilowells Heroines.
WTiile admitting that the novelist's
heroines are true to life. In many in
stances being actual photography, wo
men out of books object to them for
that very reason. Real life and real
people are prosaic and tiresome ; they
carve something unreal and proportion
ately Interesting. A rather startling
tory i, told. Jn connection : At a
!aber party in Boston a well known
woman writer eat beside the rovelist
Some one called on her for a speech,
and, womanlike sbe refused to respond.
"Oh, von must say something, Mr.
Ilowells insisted. "Get up and say the
first thing that comes Into your bead."
Tba ladv rose at - his Instigation and
said slowly : I can't make a sMeb.
L I never could ; bat Mr. Ilowells told
me to aay the first thing tba came Into
my bead, and eo I will ay Mi. Ilowell.
where in the world do you find tbe per
fectly atrocious women von lve ns in
fyonrbook ?" and, under cover of the
laugh wbicn followed the embarased
lady, escaped having conclusively
proved that the novelist's description
of feminine eccentricities are not orer
drawn, t
'DuBno.
Tbe train or tbe North waa late, and
as it drew up near tbe station there was
a great deal of harrying to get tbe large
amount of waiting exvress matter on
board. . In the midst of tbe bustle and
confusion a man approached witb a dog
in bis arms and a moat bewildered ex
pression oa his face.
"Look quick there !" shouted tbe
express af ent ; "where's that dog
going ?"
The bewilderdd expression deepened
on tbe man's face aa he gazed at the
struggling puppy In bis arms, and he
drawled out :
- "Well, I dnnno, and he danno, and
nobody dunno, and he'a eat his tag !'
"Wasan't that dog in a dilemma ?
SUSSCLIEE for the ZZS23S,
THE SPRING MEDICINE YOU WANT
Paines Celery Compound
Purifies the Blcod,
Strengthens the Nerves,
Stimulates the Liver,
Regulates the Kidneys and Bowels,
Gives Life and Vigor to every organ.
There's nothing like it ' Use It Now!
" I a.-t -nriag, W:,r vrry i h r :u irti ar.e
dW i'lvju.-J. 1 jimrtirr-j 4..- ut t I'l l. r
(tui LVu a tiew ii:nn. , a jrez.i ml touic :
epru ii.erthji, 1 do i.ot iu tt IM f-..iL"
W. t ;nFRM.rr.
Bnrller k-nerI v. N. O., Burliujrwn. Vt.
H.oo. Plx for tua At DruaT.ritA
DIAMOND DYES SZ.SSS.'TJSLSi I LA CT AT ED FOOD 2ZZ?
DRIHK PURE MATER
DY USING THE .
Bucket pump and water purified
m- -v.
Wrrt:t.j.w- It.
I ii;..m ur
iJm
Vrii-r
! rent for
feet.
GEO. HUNTLEY, Agent, Ebensburg, Pa
THE ALLENDiKGER
AUU ARBOR,
-5
ManuCaoturcrt of
HIGH GRADE PIANO?
and ORGANS.
Importers and Jobbers of
Music and Musical
Merchandise.
W 4vcknowlA?o no Tlv.la tn bov tylca. in TOX2, ACTION or WO B.K.BCAKSHXP. Tianoa and
Orpaua ia ALL atjivs. Wa tua jdutufaotKrra tn.1 mM aaaniua.evatrar'B pnc. Ox c-era Cox anyi Ujic
lu tsaa moaao ii&a wUl rtomt proapt atcnuon. Corrospoudezioe tliujta. lava Xf uuta WoAUni.
FACTCRY: Cor. First and Washington iiz. RTA!L .tf IREH05KS: D3 Sa. Kaia St
SWEEPINC
PRICE - REDUCTIONS I
Preferrinsr to carrv Uncle
Sam's Dollar to a big stock, we
have inaugurated a
Great June Sale.
Sweeping Price Reductions.
A rare chance to get fine Cloth
ing far below regular prices.
A. C. YATES & CO.,
Cta and Cnestnot M.
(Ledger Bundle)
131a ana Chestnut M.
B. J. LYNCH,
And Manufacturer & Doa'er in
HOME AND CITYMADE
FURNITURE
and bush ran, .
LOUNGES, BEDSTEADS,
YABJL,138, CHAIRS,
Mattresses, &c.,
1605 ELEVENTH AVENUE,
ALTOONA. PENN'A"
tsyuitlzens of Cambria County and all
others wishing to purchase honest FURNI
TURE. Ac. at hDest prices are respectfully
lDvlted to give us a call before buvlcsc else
where, aa we are confident ttat we can
meet every want and please evwy tacte.
IMcea the varv lowest. r4.16-"80-tt.l
WANTED AGENTS
TREES, SHRUBS, VINES, &c.
i tMUT woHr
Blry Ay or Cwa
nlaelon it prvfarrett.
"rrA.:d3!- ticlrf Inmi.
I H . C. CHASE A. CO.. PHILA., PA.
1704. 1800.
FoUelea wmtea at fkort notice In ta
OLD RELIABLE "ETNA"
' wther Firnt tiaai Cempaalri.
T. W. DICK,
JUEXT FUR THE .
OtaT HARTFORD
FIRE INSURANCE GOUT.
BUSINESS
Ebenabnnr.Jnjy C1SS. ,
KLTS CREAM BALZT
TtuUa liquid, tuj ttr jxneder. A pplUd
f to noriUiiuiclljalaorbed. It clean
tUJuad. AUapt inflammation. Ileal th
tortt. lUttorftheunttcftasUandtmeU.
IVt BROTHERS.lrusists.OTTesoT.
I!n vi'.- ii-sj--! tmr I''"n-V "t Vtv 'nnif! -:hi-i
tl;;?. -.'iriK. I fn i.tirl 1 fca.lii Uil 11 a lu'
I!i'i-T jKjv' II'il it tl ;T. Tl.- '!! T.:t-T
jr-Ml" mrul.itor. It Is m si'l-niim m no Wiur.
abd I- e IukUiC It 1 hve u :t like a i:..tii."
K. E. K.nokr, Watcrtovm, I.tkoi&.
Wfjoa Kichabdoon & Co. ITopa. Burllntrton. Vt.
CISTi:i?vf.
Warranted to Purify a Foul T.VU or Cletcrn
in Ten Days TJ1.0 or Money Hefuncl'v'a.
It wUl dnw ten twnrunf wct r ir nlnute.
A u-fi yt-ar uiJ ruM daw U r i fTJ a ' ft.
V -t ir.m lu.ir: u. rv.i burst. No m: lcr or w w.-jir wilt.
It bw flu w...d lu. w .r .-ut. i.T ,w iJlur- - Kit- .
J - ml, ,.t rut ,r crri.t.-. v tin, fl. uin w 1 mwl- I mi. -'! I '
It p A, Mt..M !'t ltira;Ci ui ir If rw .i k slr.
lis mu tr Ba-t up id r.ru-ri btlBUl.', Hi IV Im lttUilu W I "
! nii.r.. ,
Xi m: y.tjL. f:... I.nl-v ti.r t t of rnWotn '-. -i-. f- 1t-
Rhi n 'f-nti r. t ( r vi -lu vmiwc i-:i. n-r ni-r u cvu
t wm.r.ut Ht.:iifn! .f wm.T t" ft a tn -h. U
ar44 KLk l tw -r
10 for a t-e-foot well or ritTu ; GO
eery additional ft lu drptk, after 10
llln ajrrnt waiit-4 In tows tn th Ti.td !HaO-a. AJJr-
BUCKET PUMP CO.
441 and 443 Plum Street. CIXCXNNATI, Cy
PIANO & ORGAN CO.,
MICH., U. S. A.
We Make a SPEOIALTY of
j Organs in Piano Cases,
FINELY FINISHED and HAND
FOLISKEEO, In
Rosewood, Ebony, Wal
nut and Antique Oak
And : containing: our: own
Patented : Improvements.
OILS! OILS!
The Standard Oil Company, of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a specialty
of manufacturing for the domes
tic trade the finest brands of
Illuminating and Lubricating Oils,
Naphtha and Gasoline
That Tan be
Bi FROM PETROLEUM.
"We challenge comparison yrith
every known product of petrol
eum. If you wish the mast
Most : Morally : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market ask for ours.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY,
PITTSBURG, TA.
octls-S-lrr. " '
PATENT STEEL PICKET FEKCE.
1UNDSOV.L, t.SUll 1U ITUJLE,
Che xpr th on Wood,
i r r - . . ... it x I li .. i' ) ll
'TltTrt'T-Trf lm
-.li-i!.L2il,,4' '-'.'.Mill b
""I I n .r W.rf l-.u. W1..U .rilli. lor
tP"m JiiT. V.hOT .f Do.hk ..4
o " ""'"x B-.y Ir.a FuIl,, Cmii.t.
5-.l-4 rU.,.. tuuMtm ..! riUK Kli;AI KR. CllM
W.Z'.- T "" biMmut Irm. Cc.W. Ik bout AJU
window acaatjis, m u iuu t ike woa
TAVLOU A; DEAS, , -Ot.
20S & HOj Market fct.. I'ltWbtuxb, !'.
Goto -leiSii-Bye -Wpa
, , 138 Witn Sxjuurr, PxTxaBtno, rT '
Oldest eatablUbed boose In the city, wbere
nothing bot yure icooda are but up, ftrictly lor
family and uedictnal ure. Nothing belter than
Uolden Weddlnic: Next en ne llt, uck
eohrlmer.a. Uray'a iUunoneabela Kve; thoxe
good are leading trands. Brandiea of vlntai;o
of 1HT8 on hand, lima, Holland and lometic
lao OU Tom. Finch's (iolden Wedding l 00
tut lull quart, C lor .00; tlnckenhetmtr'g the
aame; Monongahela. ag.oo er dor en. Wines
f.00 per dozen, M oo lor one-hall dozen. Secure
ly boxed. Also hare In stock, a rand father's
Choice, at -.00 per gallon, barrels at vpeclla.
. Apr. 5!6, 'no-iy
0tt, bvi ptouh Mia
hw. tillnjct KIMIII
alckt r. i;
Xf rrauhl If l.
Sr l.m .d V ronUnu
ITCHIKGPILES.trsJv
trvtiir vw-t MWT-4S. rH AT JSK'H OlVr
M KM sUafM th lwhtov mm a UUiiln, heU
KJrrralWn, mmA hi fmoaal mm trinovrw 1 ho
MTw. fltfeTM UlNVMBirr WtWU Uj OrUf JTMtal, T IMllrd
mAArm teuwa. Ufi ft AY Ji JC fiuN. tttmmlmm. frn
DISEASES
SWAtNE'S
OTftlENT
if lte;il nHri, tl 0t,re i
Oimwbvt" 111 out
rximatiw b-w eVii-t'r irrUt,diirT fUt4 WriVfiAu.
r mil fc Mil mt -t 1 fl.ifc. l4irt t-V
When Vlartlag Pittsnurgh Expottlon, call an the
KENRICKS MUSIC CO., Ltd.'
ror i-atn or lira Prices on
Pianos and Organs,
'79 Fifth Ave, .
PITTSBURGH. PA.
jania em.
HALF rHECDSTol hoisting saved
1? "rekel'er. Uutchers. iarn)r.
Maehlneets, Haiidir9. (Contractors and
OI'HtKS. Admitted to be tba great
et imiTovemenu KVrUi uiua ia
tackle Mocks. Freight jTepaid.
Vr rite tor cats lorue.
H'LlOiS IKON KXOINE WKS.,
. 10 llru.-h St., letniit. Mich,
t-'tablishcd Woi. inaJO.Wi.ly
i TVtKVBOHY In 'anii.rla C4.unty uliould lead
PILE
1
V.
Ilad Her Revenue.
A woman carrying a faded cirpet bag
stopped a policeman in Cfticaj and
said:. "Which way must 1 gi to the
the World's fair ? "
; "Headquarters of the dirctors are
around on Dearborn street."
"I dor.'t care a snap for the bead
quarters. I want to knf.w whar tbe
fair is wbar they are nbflwin' things."
"There isn't any such place, madam.
Tbe fair won't be opened for three
years yet."
"What, isn't thar ro show at all?"
"Nut yet."
"Didn't I see in the papers that Con
grees had sent the fair to this town ?"
"V-u may have read that this place
has ren selected as the site of a fair to
be beld three years frora now."
"An' thar won't be none till then ?"
"Not that anybody knows of."
"An. Congress hat fooled me into
comic' all the way from Moury to see
that fair. Look here, this thing Is a
fraud, an' I be'ieve you had something
to do with it. D vou hear me ?"
"Yes I hear you."
"Well, wLat have you got to say for
yourself ?"
"Nothing."
" "Then you acknowledge that you are
a frau,d. do you ?"
"I suppose I am,"
'An' you are not eorry for it, nutber,
1 reckon.'"
"No. I am not particularly cast
down."
"Wall, will you do me a favor, jps
to sorter make things tquar ?"
"I will try to."
All right. Then hold thia carpet bag
till I step right ever yander an' eat a
enaclr."
"Why don't you take it with you ?'
"Feered somebody mout sVeal it while
I'm eatln' Will you hold it "
"Yes, I'll take charge of it for
yon ?"
When the woman had been gone half
an hour the polio-man began to fe?l un
easy. An boor passed and still the wo
man did Dot return. Lite that even
ing the carpet bag was opened. It con
tained four dead cats, together with
the following note.
"These cats lay in an alley next toj
my house, on the west side, for four'
days. 1 have time and again Doti6fd'
the authorities, but as no notice waa!
taaenormy appeal I have taken tbl
method of disposing of them. You may
return them tome wher we meet at the
World's fair."
A Surprised Landlord. !
I repretted to See recorded in trie
Amricao papers th death of Mr.
Kingsley. tbe landlord or tbe Continent
tal Hotel in rflil.delplila. I bud never
met th deceased gentleman, but I had
heard much of the very Rdmlrarble way
In which bia hotel, under his able super
vision, was always tuinflfred.
I remember, too. the anecdote of the
Prince of Wales when he stayed at the
Continental some thirty years ago. Al
bert Edward waa then a s'ender, rather
gawky yontb, with very large ears and
hands to match, the latter extremities
quite oversetting all one's theories con
cerning tbe small siz or th band and
foot as indicating aristocratic descent
on the part of the possessor.
For here waa the heir to a lor,g line
of kings and queens who was by no
means of extra proportloLS, and who
certainly was compelled to wear no less
a eiz in irlovea than gentleman's eight.
On the day sppointed for the arrival,
Mr. Kingsley was engaged In superin
tending the last arrangements in tbe
drawing-room reserved for his roya'
guest, when there suddently entered ,a
youth in traveling dress, wbo seemed
inclined to make himself at home.
Quite scandalize',! at this ' intrusion,
Mr Kinesley requested the young man
to withdraw, adding, "Th's is tbe snite
of rooms reserved for tbe Tiince of
"Wales and nobody is allowed to enter
them." -
"Xobody quoth "the tiewcomer
erf -meekly, but witb a twinkl of
amusement in his eyes. "May I not
stay just a little while to; look about
me " "No. indeed," responded Mr.
Kingsley, "I expct the Prince every
minute, and it would never do for him
to find anybody here ; so you will obliee
me by getting out of the way as fast as
posslb'e.".. ; ,
The interview was here cut short by
the arrival of the duke of Newcastle,
the Prince's guardian on his trarels,
aDd the audacious Intruder Btood re
vealed as the Prince of Wales himself.
Mr. Kingsley was profuse in bia apolo
gies for bis non -recognition of bis royal
guest, but the genial Albert . Edward
only laughed at the mistake and en
joyed the fun. - ' '
I'uiuts of Interest .
A rich New Zealand sheep grower
says the mistake American sheep raisers
make is breeding for wool alone on high
priced lands and not paying enough at
tention to mutton. Ilia own sheep are
a cross of Leicester and Lincolnshire on
original stock. Thus he has wool and
mutton both. lie ships 2,000 frozen
mutton carcasses to England every year
from bis far Australian home, which is
1,000 miles south-east of Australia.
Dakota seems to be running wild on
eheeu.
.Sheep can be fattened most, rapidly
when they are from one and a half to
three years old.
, A terrific fight between some two
stallions, Irish and Norman, is reported
fiom the Murphy stock farm in Penn
sylvania. Neither rails, clubs or oitch
forks had any affect on tbe two infuri
ate bru'es. It Is well to remember that
a pistol tired over the beads of flgh'ing
sTalliona willj affright them and caues
them to turn taiiv and trot away from
each other.
The point In rals'ng hoga now is to
get them ready for market at the ear
liest stage at which they can profitably
be sold.
l3 rpr-iHl auil I.lv-r ('oui)i lalnt.
- Is It not worth tbe siuall price of 75 cents
to free yourseir of every symptom of these
distressing complaints. If yoo think; so call
t our store and get a bottle of Shlloh's
Vitalizes Every bottle has a printed
guarantee on It, una areor!insrly, and if ia
does ou no Kood it will euat yuu nothit-g.
bold by Vt. T. J. Uayisou:
. r. jofiysros. M.j.bU K. a. w.bvvk
I jiTABI-tKHEO 1RT.
Johnston, Buck & Co.,
UANKIiKSS.
EUENSliUIlG, - PENN'A.
A. W. Bl'tK, t'anhlfr.
I-TAl'.LlhliKW
Carrolltown Bank,
CAKKOIXTOWfl, FA.
HI! A It IS At II, ahlT.
T. A,
General Banting Bnsicess Transacted.
Tbe lollowinit are th irlnclinl leturea ol a
Beuerdl Uliiuk (.unities.- :
IKlMtSI1S
Kecelred pj a!Ie on demuu 1. and Interest boar
Iuk certificates leeaed tu tiiue depoxitura.
Extended to customer en 1nvctraMe tertuft and
ai'prvved jajier jlicwUDteil at all timet.
tOLIT.f
Made in tbe locality and upon all tbe bnnktnx
towua la tbe United Mates. -'l.arye uiuUerate.
UHAFTS
Issued ncKutlable In aU tart of tbe VnltM
l btatex. aud lurelKQ exchange irtued on all parti
I ol i.uroi .
j AtCOlKIS
I Ol menrbanli, farmer and utberf aoiirited. to
whom muuuLle accuLuodntton wilt be extended.
1'ntrc.iii are aa.-ured that all transaction ahall
be tirld a kiriotljf private wd r-jetideaual. and
that taey will be treated a liberally at geod
bnukin lulci will permit.
Ketpecttuliy,
JOII MO. Ill t K O.
Joua A. Ulaib.
Z-a T. 111. air
ULA1II & SON'S
DAILY MEAT MARKET,
, Centre Street, EtcnstnrE, Pa.
Tli li-t Wehtern (.'Hille Hutch
'wl very U - A lno, I-'rwwh.
IMinh, V-:il, Mutton, Ijinl,
Kte., iilw.iy on. hand.
Market open fit all hours and at
tentive and obliging galesmen to
attend to the wants of customers.
To ear ratl1ta.( the mtdlriae nasi
as mere than a pari,-! Iv. Tu be
rnantDt, It uiutt contain
Tonic, Alterative and
Cathartic Properties.
Tntt'e HI lie p...a. (he.. .wliUa La
n tmlatatCfn., end
Speodily j&estor
e bowela tlielr aatoal p.riet
uta, .o w4Mllal t rea-Wlarll,
Soli. Ererywliere.
TThtn I y CrBB I do tiot mean merely to
f-op them for a time, and then have tbem ro
turn cpain. I mkas a HAiiir r, Ct'iLU.
1 b&ve xuado tko disaa ol
FITS, EPHaEPSY or
TATJiTRG SICKNESS,
Mife-long ettfy. I wwratt ray remedy ti
CJitrb the wortt cases, liccuuise other have
tailed is no reason lor not now receinoff a pure.
E-endatoncttfuralreatiite and Isn Bottlb
cf my Isrii liulo; Kemeut. tiive Express
and rovt OJlioe. It costs yon nothing Xor a
trial, anj it will care you. Address
rLC.ROOT. M.CM I&3PcarlSt,HewYobk
TpjrFr LOST or FATlIlfG HANHOODi
1 lUe-4t'Vonakl ss4 X V V J CT. Q T.L D'.T TTV.
Errors r lxaMaea in OldarTttntir.
lioLuai, A.l.l Jl MUi'I) ful.-r Heait.rro. vw la larr and
Abtwlutrl SriThilltir HURt I hKATVLST roeeia to day.
, U-lltj ttm lU NUltf U4 f Arica atUtrtV. Writ ibtsTL
I ItcwCfiittle hook, n pswati uid roor Mallrd rM-aird ' frrflst
u4x.m tHJE rtoiCAl. CO., BUFFALO. N. Y.
tools Cold. ;.
- I took Sick,'
' " I TOOK
SiOB
take My Meals.
I tako My Rest.
i ANTI I AM VKJiRorS RVOUtiir TO TAKK
ANYTHING I CAS LAY MT II ANUS OH ;
CHIillir fitt lM, FOR - SCOtt's
Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
and HypcphospbileofLimeand
S0daNVl' ONLY Cl ktlJV MY
i'Ilt CoilMlltiptioil EVT EUILT
ME I P, AND IS NOW TOTTING
FLESH ON MY BONES
AT THE KATE OF A rOtND A IAY. I
TAKE I T JUST AS T-ASIVY AS I ! MILlC."
SUCH TtSTlMuNY JS NOTHING: M W.
SCOTT'S IMt'IiMN IS IULNU WUNDERS
DAILY. VCAkil. MJ,li UfcAL
NOr:DEAij: YET !
, . . - - . . o
' - VALLIE. llUTTRINCER,
TIN, IXIPPEK-AMKHEEt-lRON, WARE i
Kef.fHitlullj invites tbe Mtentttni ei his tnemls
and the public in Keuentl to li.e fact that lie is still
r&rrjrtnx on ruinry at the eld tand opiefite the
Moaotain Hou.oe, h-lcnf liur. aud is profarej le
8Dily truui a larne stock, or uianulaoturmK to or
der, any article iu his line, irom the STaalleHt to
tbe lartcext. iu tbe bent Uiuunex and at liio lowest
liviair prices.
f4?in penitentiary work either made or so!4
at Uiis eotatiiif huiBiit.
TIN HO()KlNi Sl'KOIAlPY.
iHvt rae a ea.ll and gtuUtiy yuurielves s to mt
work and prliec. V. 1AT1TK1M t K.
LI'-nsburK. April 13, lM-tl.
C. A. LANGBEIN,
Munafaetarervt and lieaiur la .
ALL KINDS 'of HARNESS,'
NAltni.F.S, liHIIilTS, WHIPS,
COLLARS HARNESS OILS, BLANKETS,
r Kobes, rly ISvls, furry (.nibs, eto., et.v. lie-
fiairini? iveaiiy arid l'ninttly dime. All work
guaranteed to nlc satmiiu tiuu.
J-SUup U ariitrs Uuw on t;culre struct-avrlJ-.'tr
-
AL ES IVI E
WANTED.
Local or Traveling.
tn sell our Nursery siwk. Salary , F.ipcni-es and
iS toady i.uilivm-it lu.innfB.I .
tUlASK KIUniiliiiritalMrANT.
UlaAiiul ..... r Kucliohlor. K. V. j
Etieiisterj Firs InsMcc-Apcy
rr. W. DICK,
General Insurance Agenl.
.' MATCH-MAKING SECReTs
-U,ut by 7B,.. hr
1 I
ITl I.jT ir.L ...
awu.-if.tiiiiig ui,., i j,,,,,.,!.,, . v
V "-ral, but in parf.-. v ",'
..m.-ial K-r.-i,-.., -AriNs
H11 K-puMi. Mil's, Wa-.!,;-,
Tli. y Kav nttieial sM-ii.?y i-' ,,
l.roki-ii si ntcii.-.-,. V."i. ,
irijp. Ev. ry l,o.l v iu ''
lJ.v r-aJ it, aj t'vc '
alumt it.
hft the ' n.atr.Url.vr y, ,
-.urtship l-gan. it. was liv ",' 1
and l. li!Tiit.j Ul&,ar,..I.,., '
P'.-PU-. Mr. Cui.U.n,.,;,'
h:"'!t at th.-Ci,in,.v. v "
h:ill. and t,k a turn ,.r t,u "
al"ut tl... hall r.x.m. It V,"'
1 licir fiii-mU at ni.-.- .;.:i.. i.',,:' '
aji.l litii.. niarx-i! vt . ,.'
!initM'H:i:ii aiij Miss Ki, ; '
Mu-iaMv jrin 'I'luvi.:.
y tl.-r daily in thi, v.av , '? ' '
wli., lorl.-a in lua!.;. .
in.iti jj." " u e'
hcitcs jravi' :i J, ... .
j
W1111K 11 air
;. in'' on:y n ar. ;n-.,.: . .. ,
ty or inori- la li-s. 1'., ,,
th.' liofUw was not :iki-J.
l.r. .1 . ,f ...
J
I
I
I
. ". .nr. t. t.aiu!,i -ri u
t lion.-;,.ijU auJ v.-..;;.,, . ,
aiTairs fnv..r.-.l a.l i.-. 'j
liiaintutir- f fri.-n.ll,ij, i ,
l i!ii;li;p.
It was aU plain a day. :,r. I it ,
l ?irimvi-. iut norn- t f . : v, " ' "
Ami now tin- matrh-tiik);..:, fc:(. "
aain. in tin- bun,.- wav.
wi J.i-.v.T iin.l two ia.vr. ;';. vir','.'f .
tiroiuiiicnt in oilioiul r:r. Ij -. '
Tin- pi-ulli-maii. Uniur-;, lK..; a ...
man, is a n-at cat" tLl.
makers say, nut only or; l.
i'ount. but bc caiisc of
T)m ladir-s wio havf ju.t '.a'd'a"
their inourninp and it j
Juiuuinjr a.r attra4-tivp women, r,.
junpor than thi ot ln-r j-t'i.m .4 ' ,
years yuunjrer. They arc i,t 0IT
trac tive mi per--.jiial a; -ar:iT, '
lth an.- women of fasr-iti.it I:. n.a''-.'!".'
They arc nut ri.-h. hut ar.--... j
ahly off to make a men-er. :;.VT
The sentiment of lovo wouMVarj;-.--"-'
trol either of then;, f,,r v u.
tU-ir jiast. Hut their aiuh;:...., ;.
Misition and the power that pi L .
Thf only -mptation to a s r.ii
riape would he to n-pain their o! ! r,',
and jower. The widower un,
widows art at all the notable jiM,.
not the threo at the Ban.i iJIul. r. i,
the ladies as alternated ..- :-,.: T
. the pentleman and one oft)..- l.i:;,-.
guests at a dinner. Then ti.r r- r.6'
man and the other la iy are -another
dinner. Then-'it. fi..-h'.T.if
a dinner to brinp oi.t . vf n-a
Wid women in attractive oa.i-Jc.
STRANG C COINCIBEMCES.
Walter Botant'a Kiptdruw wlwi ad t.
tlat a-ud a Luvc-livk Vouth.
WaJtt-r Uesaut liad a h-.rtl.y j vwr .i
the Iiuii-peuderLt on coinci.i--r,.r.
'samples from his own i-x.-ricace.
Thrve of them are a f'.Il...ws:
Thi; followjnp an Hi-iiMru'.A Jf tl
coinciJenev tiiat 'n i,ta hi- '.a.--!
the coiiMidnuc) f.a-:'.'.'.. Thu tLj
day I wa or.p.'tiii .:th an ar.!;!
alnjut the fai-e and a;i; J--anin.-f of i
character in a nvve; i,i Ue v.a.- iiit
tratinp. "lK tou Vh I 'rn-i,
'buch a one?" He .i n. , r i,.i(t.
man. Well," I said, "I want Bvj.c
such face as hip," .o 1 hri.-f.y de;r::.-i
the kind of fa.-. Meant::;,.- h!- (.,,; ...
w hich is ono of those pencils
never keep still, went on
"How is that'.'" he aihwl. sI.l-a::.
the exuet portrait &f tie man ;n
mind whom lie had never s. en.
I pa-s over the coinei.li n - :
can he explained I y the fa.-t tt.a: j
minds are enpaped npmi the sa::.- c'v
j'ct at tlio same ti"ie. It w as no i-uL'i .
dence w hen the Tichhome rj
1 inp tried for a at ran per in x'w
to address you en the ..hVi-t. ..:
own thouphto be inp a!.-o .-.;ij.; 1 l:i
it. A coincidence which en .
plained hy natural cau-es is a
or hopus coincidence. And h'.rt;-: thT
are ooineideiices so mar.y ac 1 to tj.-l.-.s
that ono tnipht po on iike a 1 r -n l" : r
ever ripplinp ahont th-:.i. I w:.i :.!
w ith the coincidence oracular, of tii'-se,
thri-4- occur to me.
Tht're w as oneo a twain in luv; It
was a disconsolate swain, ei.e t.f ti.' .
wiio w histle a reed of iijeiaiicl.o: V tie
mountain bide. The rua-n
Iiess was not that he had bee!,
hy that lady, hut he feared
UlisM-d by the lalv's tm; ;i.
f L..-
i,i 1 ,,
ipuity of the outcoi.'ie, in f:e-'. ce-;!ir.
ho denied. This sorrowf si.i V ri
wandered forth in tlie a:; v :.' v
ltindon str-'tH, exprtiiip n"':;:::.'
but lUnty-hturlod coIJnes,.
ly ho rausod his drooping eye hr'
saw- over a shop-front, written v'.i.-.J
in letters a footlonp: ' "Cli :T.ird a:, i .'-'a"-riape"
the lady's name v. a- Ci.T.ri
lie started; he read th words apain: li
a?ited the omen; he walked hr'.sic.J
borne and wrote a letter w-.i, ie -t.i
heart, and h has now lx-en m:i-r: i'
fift-en years. I oupht to Vim. 1 3' -"
1 waK pr-sfTitat thuwoddir.p hhsl HH'-K
tho repisur.
MOi-iEY IN CHINA.
A Country Wl.pre the Meilcuu Dollar
Kut Iiuluw Pr.
Tbo chief . oin in circu'.afl.-n
tho coast vl China is the M. xi -an do'.'.tf
and the copper pah. It take from :"
to 1,.V0 cash to make a doiUr, and'C
of tho coins in us aro so rxmr t.'iat yon
can bn-ak them In two between jo3
thumb and ftnpi-r. "They are o! tte J
of an old rd cnt, and have a l' k0lt
in the o nter,' in order that tin-y mJ
' trubp on a strinp. They are uisdr2
dilIexentarsol Oilna. and it.- Vievr.J
of C&nUin ia bow building a i' int vlT.
QodoYu Amerioan machinery, wtvck
turn' tbem out by tfca Uili:- In.,
intt-rior of China thc-j ca s:'7
and pold In tho lump onu the
The standard of weigdit for Ki 14
tael, which w-eigha ahont an oiitiw;,
the cuiiii Id cast in sl-P
lady'aahoo. Teu tael U silver u
a lump o aWit tho a.xo of a ctlti
lady's. fcot, and if you want K 3
lew than this amount y' -
Vtiire or a chisel and pnnd ". a-' a'
as you want. It Is the r': :"i WJ '
di4ii business, btat tho C!.''
very suspWwus of eoins. and tVy -the
pur, metal. OoM bricks aut
iirh lrinir inii o f 1 incn mm"--.
tho aamo thicknos aro also
you liavo to watch these, as you do e
thinpelso in tho shape of money in
. ii i .. 1 a rhull -
In South tbina you win " ,,ver
lar, out of which Uttlo chip'
in .l.irh holes '.
HMD t?oii uiaun. ii j ijj
tiwon bort-d and theso holes .; -f.
lead. You will lind coins und- r
and chunk of metal which ry
tvrftit, and the result i 9
Chinse business-tiouso n.s e
man whoso business i" t d-' ', 1
f..it .in Tl i a man is ca!I .1 1"
keep
tlJa.
and ail thf money of the t'st3(l'1",ve4 t
passes tlirouph his hand-- '' -' ;
big bond, and he is "t""1"1"
tlie money ho takes in. If '"' y ty
mistakM it is his loss, net t .k - y
firm. YouwUlflndthe.se
m-cU-d with our Legation -" ,'i tSa
. tin y may ! called the j5"", si
Kasu They aro always ' " ..j
the foreign banks in Aia ua , .1,';.iU
figuring and their money CArtBa
niado by Chinamen. lh" butWai
does this with his little 1"' e a
strung on w ires; ho never
take, and he is the great, iiri.i--