thl. silvl:. c;
:t;,t..rt 'f tl..- -..i-i.r
i.i I j t:
t'.ir I -'..J to I n. .
1,1 I ! yi :P l7s II. - : ..'...'
in I" il.-U:ir wu-. l.i-'. i i - I .
i !
In. 'I '1' ' i'.'11-i'li i "1 i very 1
:V: 1 ,.V;7;;.1,
w. ii.t li ii . n. i r . : ki4 I" i -:.''h.::i 'f
On- t n.'ln .ii-hP.. .1 v. i wl.:- h
t ! i'htNivi ti-n.j .i "b...'.:.ird.'' Thu
t.i'.L h.i imrii. s.;.-"i fi i.i:. t l-iit Cotisrross
ha-, .1. -i-i.li .1 to improve tie- tiTun- 'f the
! and l.u a;.th.: Ucd tin- dinclur
of Ihi mint tn proi u ii iv uV-.i,ri:s.
Tl. ; Inn . liii" pi"' s i-' ' :"s to 1''
irood tin '. t.i hi- a li : - t . . r j. of .V... r:c.i'.-
mo-l popular coin, aii'l we i .iii iif' ilo
better U:;m ;::e tin- .ubv,..:.''o , f an it-.-trrvit
w with 11. A. M.Cb.r. . i urn'or of
tlir caliiin t. ami one of tl.i- hesr-k:io U
. nu!i;i-m:'.ti.-'.- i"' '-!. v.oii.l, says l.olden
l:i.V.
The 1' r-.t silver dollar w :.s coined un
1t the ii.-t 'i 1 VI, r nary l- IT'.'-.', aid
i i,.l,i il ll'" 'i'a';i-'. ;:nl had a tinerios
of V'J. I, which standard wa.-i continued
fur a number of years.
In 1 T.I I lie .silver il dial" issued had on
the ob it -i.il liberty li-i l :e';n,:
rirht ui'!. I'.'.vi :,r I. air, f.lticn ."Tar-.,
above thi- hi-.ul 1 in word " l..b-rty."
benea'h IT'.U. U ",i r. i M-le, a'i .a-.-h-wi:li
r.ii -"l '.iiv-. iK-ii-fl- d by
branche s .f laurel. v.rh tin- h-.'i-na
"1'iii'i 1 Suites of An. i i i " aroii'id the
i .1 j-i' nf the i. 'in. while i h. of til.
n.li! lit:;. '.i d: '!!.. -in 'i oei-.v. o:..'
dollar r i.ni "
Th" :t Year, K.' th.- 'b . w..s
uii.iiii cliuni-e.l a.- '.ia'
nl.wv ;. -.h- -hi.-l I. -rty. fa-ii.
r.'lit. i....r
'li-:iii'.l an.! 1 1 r t 1 1 1.,-ivi ):.. .viti- in tin'
Ih -hi. Ki-. . r-. ,i.i.'- an .'.i.'ii ,i:hr
paiuli'd ir: J--. .-.tamhiiU' u;..'il lou.la.
v.illi a ur.a'ii nf I'll:, aril l..a: 1,
wl.i.-'a i rr."--ii'd :.nd t i -1. and t!,o in-
( l : ii: I'l.it 1 S'i.!-H ? Ann ri..M."
In 17.I-. th.' s..i h-M'.'ii v. a-, a ii-d. i'-
rt pt thi' v. ;,.r t- "i n.- ha In the
tivM i.a I !h .-i.M I'm- m :,'.
(l;i:l.rr. v. r,"M l of 17"i .1. .;'..!?
p. i han.' as i'::i'l.My li i.ur ":i it an
a:'h- with i ,:.,i 1 v.it'.l'-. K ai'iii'T th
t!i..t. -I :-:-.', hi i;s.!i H3 S.n-:i:.t
and in i"- ! : h a ivr dl with thi' in
M.'i'i ;il i.'ii ' I". I'ii.rlhiiH I ' ri ' i Hi" i:;i'n it:
a liiiinlii' nf nrr.nv-., thirl'-i-n in iniu.luT,
in thi- li !.! i..h m. .Moii' v.i i-luiid
and t', i-.i.n : :.ir . and i: j-.m it..- 1'n-M
I'niti-'t .I.- i f AiiH-ri.-a.
li-t i . '.'('!.. I'-:' ! in.' i.i . thi-ri im io
no mIv. r iii-ih.i-. i i'iin -1 l.ir p ni'ivil nr-
cuhit iti. In hl'i :ir-ir!.i r id-a wai
L.adi-. in in- oh-, i r- - i !' id tin- i.'in
v.a - 1 i' r'y at. -I uj i-n a r-"'!;. 'i; -jiorii'iir
w ri. h. r ri-.-.t hand th.- I'-.-i. 1
1 a 1. 1 1 !!. a. r- - s v.ii:-li ':.!: a -i-r. '
iu-..-ri!-i i! -'I.!' i-rly. " and - 1 1 1 1 hi r i
liand ..!;-:-.-r:iirr Ih.- m'-i'T ai.d '.:x Vj
v;.j; I !.". hf d.vi-- id -'ii. i .. j
i . it- r. r- .sd" :n :: wr'i x- i
I .mi I'-d A..IM. hi.uiiv t .. (':.: i I
I
JM.it. !.:. .1 UTn hri-at and ..a
livi I'l'an.-.'i and li.n i- ar- us hi i'-
tahiii.. l.i U" 'ii i: d'n-t.- I i. .-;
An.i'ri.' l. I 'I. i ,' 'r. i; -l
J I. l'Vi'ii! 1 ' t- : -7 .att.i- d.- i
u.-i-d. th. A.-r.l. " 1 n ' .. .1 i 'i'l.;.-. ; .-il-r
a l'.' .! i'..-M 'in- ' i-h-
1Y....I 1 I t. 1 -77 n..'..' -.Mr - V. . ;: .1,
anil1.''! t di i: rti ... ; ' i ...m t!i
jti " . r't .'-.; ;:i i.-i-. -.vh: 1 ' a- ri. , '"
fur ni"n-ra I '. in 1 "7-. ' 'n t ;.
r.i.ln wi- ',aV. ih. l.iU-r'y '. ! : ' j
l'.'it . ii i ..'ii w. h i- h i i a a;. w ;.. i ;ti 1 j
Ciii'.u a:-...;;, a.i a ! i1. '. :.''. 1
l.ii rty. AIk'm- .. ..,;; 1 i: I
I'iarihna t ui.:n;" i.i la -;.'.h. t h .-.!.' an i I
l ( ..tar-v
'1 hi- :i''.'-r.f -i h' h.... -r. i .. "1 n-'h
' x i in-. -I -. i. ' ir.'ir.j :;t. ia
It i ri,-!-. t ! 4! a an ni; 1 h. a: , li ,..:. '.-
li-in-l in 1 ' - li-tt lah .11 '. h a: - ,-. -; i:
thi- 'h id a'...M-. the w.ird-i. -In ' -1 V..-'i'l-u-t:"
(i'i,..'h. a -'ii.i-is r, a-h, tj.-.l
and i'ni.iii'., nai-hin' -.;',-.. a 1 1 t- th.
win,.-s 1,.' t'ii.' i vlr. Ia-,; t. I: I'nf'.'d
JSl.it. M -f Ani.'i i.'.a. orii- I..Ih.r."
Tlii trad-- ih.'.'ar-i w.-r.- i..i.nd Xr.itu
l"7:i t. J ii.. !a .i-. r. i.n 1. v.-ry
caliar cirvu:!;.t:::.c. Aim-rii-an an-r--hant-i.
trading with A.datlc u:id S. s'.ii
Aini'riian iurts, i'ri si:-:..u-:y
liamj'.'H' 1 f. r Iao!c nf scital lr i-irr.'i'.i-y.
Tin-Hand ir I iloliar of JlJ ,rrain-i w.n
llK'lit w.-i..-ht and w.iuld Hi'!, -i.i ;r, r.irri lit
outside of tin- I'r.ui J .-:at. s, a id so
thi-Mi- tra lo T-t n,)jii'.'i 'd t. j:u.'ii'--i t
coin a trade dollar of 4JU irraii: j, atat..i
In: on its wi i-iit an l-llni m ss.
It was ri-ally an inirot of t-ilvor. and
not iiiti-ndod for i-irL-ulation in thU
country at all. I!at, soi'.cb.iw, t!."
tradi- dollars l'.uwil h:wk to tiiU .'oaarry,
and for a timo fhati-d at jiar, until thi ir
li-tfal slandinj was diin-ovt-r.-d; t!;cn they
droppi'd to mi or 'JO ci-ntd.
This di-.-ri-a-o pavo rlso to a olaiaor
that thi ' h-vi-rnmont t.ln'.hl r .h cm the
trade dollar i, und evi-nti.ally t'o-i'.-i- s
passed a law to that i-!Tt'. t. At the
prt'sent day trado dollars aro only worth
their bullion lu.
L'j nil the obverse si 1 of tin- trado
dollar was Liberty seated upon a 1.1 u n
Lab', facinj,- left; in Lor extended s-i.-rht
hand an olive branch; in Ler I. ft &
soroll inscribed Lilu-rty;" bi hin. 1 !ur
a bheaf of wheat; beneath, a s '.-oil in
scribed "I n Hod Wi Trust," n.l below
the date a.-o thirteen stars. On the re.
vorso nido an ca'.o with oxeamled
vins; in iw talond three arrows and an
oliw branch; alvovo, a so.-oll liibcribcj
K I'lurihus Ununii" beneath, on tho
field. "fJo frralns Cne. United StatLi
.'f America."
In 1S3S and K,0 some dos:Kn3
were struck c:T, but none of them woro
Accepted or put into general luo, About
loot) lsiil dollars were circulated in thi
nay.
This Is the history of the silver dol
lar up t date, and we must wait for a
year, perha-.'s. before we can add to it a
dc-icrintioa ..f the new silver dollar.
THEIR LITTLE JOKE.
Throe Mmitx-r of (uni-rrii Mjtlf s
- cw Ciltoi (iul.lo.
There arc not many Irishmen in this
Consress. Three of the best known
sons of TFlrin are I.awier. M.'Adoo and
Qiiinn. This trio walk'-d :p to
the
Ta-'itol together tho other liter
Writes a Witshinioti corn .-; on
nlti,
lent.
ana at ti:e itoor ir the rv
t a
ill 4
Wire met bv a new -".i.lo
. 1,0
wanted to show them the mi-h's . f the
building. The three onirn -s--. 1 n c -11-Hented,
and were taken into st.4t.inry
hall to hear the e. Loe-). ".V.-.v -...
stand ri.-ht lure." sij t..- 4.".. Me,
placing tiie trio on the -, e: i-kno vn
biotu-s, "and list-. n. I villi n.,.-.e ba. k
Gfly-llve fii-t and wh;.,in-r ti yo... au 1
Joa will hear my oi.-easi: I wire by
juurside. All this was di lie, a:i.' th
Caide whisj red. then s;.,,Ue, an 1 l'.r.al
iy ho.ited. tat not a word did either of
tho trio hear. Thinking that probably
h had made a Mistake and rut
Lis vi. -tins on tho wrorvj nvir.i "l.r
niovrl tui'tii airain-t tUe wall an 1
sail to them: Thi-. is the wl.i..w-rin
pa! lory. You stand hi re and I v;il
across the ro.jni and whisper a.-:iin-: ti.o
wall. You will hear me as if I -ai re at
your car." A-ain thn c-ui le wh:s;.end
hut n.e: with no res;-r.,.i. Then hr
pradiially raised l.ii von-o to a shout,
but ti.e trio of 1'on-rt .-.smen ke-t thi ir
rr r..-ain,t the wall and made no si.-n.
Kejoinli: hii customers, the t-'iid-- ex
plained that for some reason . ; r '.a'ly
on account of the hur.ddity hi tho at-mo-
here, the s-hoes were not workin -well
to-day. anl invited hN puevs t.
take a look at the II.,...,, of Il. pre-, nta
tivis. Arriving at -he
ir.o t otiyri- ;s:non .tarti-d ,,
when tiie puido i.:e,l their
told l!n m th, y couljr.'t y , 1
that was ouiy for .,. !;.), r,.
hut vie can." aid M.-. J..lAl,.r
walk in,
atiti.-i and
in there
"h v.-.
1 !" ' - l.i l l.l,I, m,
l i.ir 'hi-
kiv tr.j d..-u;.
1 W'.-A.i.
()B:: PRINTING.
nit:
printincr Office
lithe iaon tJ cut yoar
JOD PRINTING
l'romptly urn1 f-ntii! iv U.rliy em-eatcd. "A'e
n.e' t t;:i J ii' iJ of ahl hoiUTajlij
Conip. tier., V."c don't du any but
trsl-cii-i w: .k aa 1 want a
liiu 1'iic.j for it.
Willi Fas! FrcssEsani New Type
Wo arf prcrared to turn cut Jut I'rintinii of
every (M.-iTiatiii-i in the KiNIT
bTVI.il nn I at the yery
Lowest Gasii Prices.
NoiMti-; hut t'.. ihsI uiaterial ! usea and
our wart r.p-'itiis for iUtjif. We nre pro
par.v.I to vrh.t on the ihuttcbt iiiitiee
l'.'-rK:;?, ruiH iuMvEr,
;LINK! C.M'.I Tai'..-, iiil.l. llEAIid,
MoN lill.Y !'i".Vl KM ikT, KSVELOI'K.",
IAUI.i.. ClJiC'L-UMia, Wi.UMNU AND
Vit-rriNii C.ms, Chd.ks NoiEt?,
IJuafts, Kucr.n-ra, IVm Wortu,
I. ETTF.lt AND NonE LlEAIS, AND
llor and Tauit Inviiatiom?, Etc.
We can print anything frnru the enallst
and neatest Viriiini; Card to the InTjpt
roster en short in it ice au.l at th.t
ruot-t l;c.uo;i.ible Kales.
The Cnm)iia Freeman,
1 : r. i : n s n u 1 ; 1. ; . 1 1 : x x ' a .
? - ' ' t. p r-v it -- ? r-i
- -
a r.GAnETTES.L;
PATENTED
' - v V ; ',-L
.' 1, v-w.. -'i .. .;
" 'iA. v.j-i'i UvYv
Tut !..h,Ii ei:n le I.pjihoi
. .Ui.-rt 'f lliv t'le 'I'rci.-,
I' - th, :n I r .'. j-b'.i-i iiit ra-k." and
f-; (.'.;. i.n t rr l.rLU2A. ACUTE
-,V5 CH.-CiC ClTSrSri, CLtF.OtXEU'S
scr T-::;a r. mr w. r-i. asthma aud
:l i ?::r:.CH;ri c:zAS: th- y fr-s.
i --'.'. e!', ;..;..-!, i. r- l.l-ii? li tued
;il' i'l" T'i-.t.T.. bat t!:e fSST C.a
?r :.co a: $ r.?.-r.v rvr xeeoles.
- ---:vrr ' pn
F V.I H. J.
S: Y3G !- Grvan- GrowL
;.'!: J' f'-icctcj rf tho
n -vldiT- TlS'- Peking h
iT fi. v. ill !
f WOLFF'S
Acme ElacXiEg
J I nr..! tho du
irty tulk
WclffsAOiEBIacans
REQUIRES NO BRUSH.
Shcda Water cr Snow. Shot-, cm b wjihed
cic.ai, requiring itrcsiript uniy once A Vfcek
lor n-.en, once Month f. r women.
It i also an Elegar.t Harnc Dressing.
WOLFFS RANDOLPH. Philadelphia.
Mzttis, CattlShsp a floss.
EI0:1 arjrt-rr's frt2r. .'iJetra 9f rttrd
Col-.!i,Ccii j-i. ..-'" r.r',.y':oW.:l(r, Fever.
DisiDinpjr. ifra a'J IVjrvt Ej, Lang Fcrer.
Cc-.hcacK. t-.-:cho5. a-.j r;i i.o-jci js erlt
S Irs3rfe o! the b'.oc-tf. W.U rellmw
Hc.3-.ej t CPC9. ; rk'...- ft If :.n
JGPP.l K.Vv'jrtTL Wa CO., IYC,.N. t.
xV;l t.U iii LIiiT
PERUVIAN TONIC LIVER
REGULATOR.
The T,iy iur n 1 riCl.-al cure for
CONSTIPATION. i
CILIOUSNESS.
1ND1CESTION,
anj .i;;.l;r r.!tr ol tte llvrr J Las cum!
t unit ru ! t rei.f le e.nd In tho enly remeilj
t T t:;ce .b-e-iK'. au.l ta ca.'tj in wtteh the
r".cr'. fkl.l'nl i.ryli-!n fc.ii utterly fllej.
1 1--1 im.ir.iili irTU hunitrtsln le livib
la l.lr Ci tirty. I'en'yl . ni. It 1 marni.
't'-tuml y l. T. helrluc, Mill tjiu.
lnrK. .. ijr ti e '. r. 1. ii. 10.. u4 jr
Mia it all d-.ts.'tt St t.t recti yr hofle
.N -ne son'.ur.o e.-e; t laln.1 y.mt tiie'ln-
Alr.l ita. '-j-iy.
Dininni
1 sunlit inuLuni
CCR. CENTRE ANDIo AMPLE STREETS
E3EMSDURC. PA.
J. II. OANT, lrcpritor.
rj-IiKruntJi: wilt s'w j find gist ont Ma
t'a-lnr-. lc t.i.lce ... ur. "e.rerTthlnn'iel't
Cui.t Hn.l ciy. a 1'iiili r-H.ta hs Ymq con
nis.to.lwth i..e rho whcT.-il'e pu'Hlc fan U si-
r-p:i.i.nvl .i'l tol ur r ,,! mil. Jithtut
"I rvcrj ttur. ,- ai.i, u l t'.ereia kryt :rty?tly
I'le.S. llIIIIMlIUiirii'illTT.
M. D. KITTELL,
Attorncy-at-ijaw,
EI5E.NSBUKU. I'A.
l'Cj Anuirv iiaU'. 4. '., Cvuri 140-oJc.
;-f yrty
nil
i:s.
-'om 3 ot tr. J Tribu!:tio i3 of Slf t-Uiy-Car
PorTcri
Joorr MimliVi so. K-g-iltiiin Iaet
liy t?io i'utlmn Mtil Wiciirr Com.
yul J ji'Stlwu Ake.l of Men
-klui tinloy mrn.
The life of a r- rter on a sleeping-car
i ns'itiii v 1 t '.in d as one full vt trials
and tribulations, and hi work as lack
in;' .-.llh'-ii nt ri.ii.iini ration. All this ii
in a t'r. at measure true.
Most men who enter into the duties
of a v.ir-servioo man," us the portt rs
are called, recoirnUe that they are work
intr for a vast corporation, and there
must exist a strict systejn of discipline.
It has been 6aid that anionij tho orders
issued to the porters are those to wear
clean, white linen, "stand-up" collars
and hrluht and clean uniforms. They
are furthermore forbidden to speak to
the lady passenpers, unless first spoken
to. In other words, as one of them put
It: "Wo are. expected to dress like
dudes, but not to act like them."
A Chieawo New reporter spent Bono
Time the other day talking to a few Pull
man and Wajrner oru rs. The men
were not at all dUposi-d to enumerate
th'ir little jjrnevancoti. A railroad
oUh'lal remarked that it was because
they did no have confidence in the in
u rroat-ir's identity. "They may think
you are a epts-ial airelit,-' he. taid. "fd,
we find lot of t'uinpJ that wc- are
ordered to do iinnwi'Kiiiry and not very
ple,sant," eaid one tKirtJ- on a v sti
hulid M. Paul train, "hut ii would not
do for me to complain. The oftlcials
would 11 nd 1110 out and tell mo if I did
not like the work to gel out and make
room for a willing? man."
Supi rlnt.'ndent I.ir.c-oln, of the opf-r-a;:n?
department of tho Wnjrner Sleep-lrur-t'ar
I'ompany, was interviewed. He
: !.owed the report -r the printed instruc
tions i-sued to porters and conductors.
They are almost identical, aeetion after
si-otion, with thosn of th Pullman com
pany. "A ijrt.r or c-ondu -tor travels a
r.juv'h road to stsuro hi ..isition," said
ilr. Idni-oln. "The number and nature
of the- qui'fltinns ankrd the applicant
very often s-tarih' tho man. lie must
be bb t.) read and writ-e, vi state hi
nrt..-ei-1'.-nt.., ilncat ion, physical condi
tion. nt!'v."s, 'id lress. - and b.isi:ies-s of
e ai'h 1 f his employers within five years
i.t iw-t, -tt in,? his position with acb
en. vi r. at.d when and why hi- left tho
1 :i;; i.iy nl 1 m'L ii..m. Tie- aptdieaiit ii
also u died: 'Are yo i willing U fro
. hi ri ver sent V "An ym in debt? Io
-iuu. - iat-i.i.:at;n,- lijuor;? I. you
i". r ph.y ft..::i'.. of chai.tu for money ir
,;..i:i! : in any way? Thes.- an sample
iiie-tions. A porter, her. he is ac-
-i. is t.'.d Lis d.ities and supplied
.i::. : .'u-. , 1 litv.iis and white ja'-k-;
I--.. Ttie u:i :f,,: raimmer jr.J winte r
w iirh's. l- :..-.;-t purcbas.'. Tin- p.-ter
1- ii.-' -..
1 to wi ar a wf.it' ii"
That
1-. .4 fi- n 1 '. the conductor' n hummer
'iii:fi;tn The vest in cold weatbi-r is
cv.ti-1 up l y the oat, which is but-t..r..-l
i-l.'ir l) th' t-i;.. A white btand
i !.--; lar inl t!ntap--!irf are d-mandisl of
The j -Tters for the sake of Lavini? -f
th. it and prov.-ntine paudy or
' j-orty' m ek wear. The hi-s or loto
mii-t kept isili-.Lcl, and our company
prohihi'-n the use of tdipTrfTS at any
t.i.ii- while 111 duty. 1 he Pullman
i-.m;any allows its port, rs t T.vr
.-hj pers, after ill pos.-'-ners have r-tin-d,
or when lyin at a waitini? point.
The suir.mfr or liht-weiht uniforms
an-worn from June 1 until K IhUt 1.
Pi rt"rs ar3 r-"s'.ii.t-l to remove their
eapi when makin ? up or putt - away
b. r'h or atien lin,? u other si. .liar du
ties. They are provide! with white
duel; jacket. by the comimny to lo worn
over tiio ur.itVrin while d in this work
01. ly, and the porters tau-.t Ree that
thi y 1 j.ouh have a clean one
? .r ea.-h r.i;-ht. At no time while c-n
duty is porter allowed t- play cards or
ramble. This s-s'ies like a s'aitlir.jr
airay of ruled, but if the men ar' v.ill
ir.p to do the work they ar.- . nij loved to
I-rform they can not consistently com
plain." "Have JTV.i any system ot rewarding
old and ellicient men'"
"Yes; they et the 'runs,' like
those to New York on the limited. Wc
have jHirtori who commenced working
for us iif iif-n years a'o. They liko the
work, and, as I said, they pet the pref
erence of the liest rjr.j. Thene jwirtera
earn niu-.h more than the conductors."
There in one thin;? which very often
di:t.ists a Pullman porter. Hie birth
is suj- posf-1 to Irfi that in the nmokinp
r.Mim, but shtiiild the iinokiii!-ri.iii !'
"sold," ho must tako "upper 1." If
that alio is o'ciipi"d, the j.rt-r must
either remain aa ake or crawl up on tho
roof and sleep. Itetwoen the Loun of
ten p. 1:1. and three a. m. the porter is
monarch of tho car. Ho can lie witli
one eye open and watch any number of
pas.-encrcrs enter the. car at a main
btr.tion, but, though they call loudly
for their Ix-rths, ho never niovca. It is
his sleepir.j? time, and the conducUT
must then make up berths.
A REGULAR CRUSHER.
An Inebriated I'Hmttr Hettlwe the
Teller at a, Flah Story.
"One of tho brightest things I ever
heard a drunken man 6ay," remarked a
llanpor penile-man to a New reporter,
"occurred on the train aa I was coming
down from Portland. Tho fellow was
la that peculiarly talkative stato when
ho felt ho must converso with every
body and continuously. All kept clear
of him &3 Ion? aa possible, but finally
tho train got so well filled that a gentle
man was forced to take the scat which
had remained vacant in front of tho In
toxicated man. At once the fellow be
gan: " 'Shay, Mister, did you ever go fish
ing? 'Yes, of course I have, came the
gru H response.
" hSLay, I bet I've caught more flsh'n
you ever did,' pursued the man. 'Don't
doubt, it,' replied the strar.fpr-r lu a
tone meant to stop tho conversation.
Til hot flvo dollars I've caught a
b igger flsh'n you over did,' persisted tho
Uxiuacioui bacchanal. 'Well, I don't
care to talk if you have,' Eaid the vic
tim, as Lo 6Lifted in his seat to show
tho drunken man that tho conversation
was ended. Put the Inebriate didn't too
it in that light.
" 'Shay,' ho persisted, leaning over
the back of the seat and placing or.
hand confidently on the shoulder of Lis
unwilling companion. 'Shay, how Li j
a fish did you ev' catch?' 'Why,' rcplicl
tho man. m a frantic attempt to silenca
1 ma persecutou, i caugnt the mammoth
I cod on the steamer Umpire Stato last
su-ntnrr. forty-three pounds.' 'Huh,'
camo the response, in a disgusted tone,
as the drunken man leaned back in L19
seat as if pitying tho weak elTort of hi
companion. 'I've nsed larger bait than
that.' The laugh which went up from
the passengers in that vicinity, who had
been closely following the conversation,
struck tho intoxicated man quito ap
propriate, and ho remained silent for
omo five minutes, gating in contempt
tijon his crushed victim."
Wrhe-n You Are li.
Tl.o prize of v,oo francs offered by
st 7Tt?J ff 8omo '"'tain
if u'LZ'l ITk tLo Prevention
of U ,ng buri, aiivf, was given to a
llr,7l i annn that on LolJ
n. tht, hand of the supposed dead rx-r-n
to a etrong light, if ivinff a
ungei. rot . hero the fmer, Touch'
Low.r th at .he bhl contfnues to
ci-.a-e. Atvn- liohijr no scarlet kLc-u t"ac
- 1 ; vt u real! dead. . -
HEM. Kl IX
Spring Dlsordei
tintterea D'Ttci, ttrcd
brain, in. pure tl-jo4,
di'htlttat.-d sj stein, all
are the natur.il oat
Coiuc In tLs ?;.rtn. A
nwl!cln must Uc W&.
ami XKUilng eiua!3
ralnfs C lory. vm
peun h W let others
piUso tis yu connet
h-!p boil.-iWi; a itl-lti-tercUil
puny.
I.rt-odW-i n rU W. I tlnviJnn. r.iir'.liu:
toti. Vt-, wn'ia: "I have utl I'ulise's K-my
t .uipoiut'i I'll s.'V'-r:.l itai-u;.l. iiii.. aiiil iijvru:ry
V.1U1 l-iIit. Ijist fpilror. lln vt-ry miv h r in
l"'.Il ftli-1 i!-ililt.iU.t, 1 'ii;:il!.ll!V'l t;i.IIlJ H.
'i'wo l4U.i I: m 1c lae I. .1 like it in-w tuft. A-j
a Kriu-rU U4Uc util t-iTAi IneUiclI...- i J j Iu.t
klAiW of lti e.xunL"
(Xiiir Ar:h.Kj v Uior. g-w- ,n r- t o v T-t
tiU.i-M.'. iv.K4i. 11 w ii.'
BY USING THE
1UCKET PUMP AND
t.f f44'3 Kill'
i. '.Xji
1 i--
Ili . . -Muii.-4-r.
l...'ii:.ti
VoU .1 Lut-
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GEO. HUNTLEY, Agent, Ebensburg, Pa.
ZZ.il AR3CR, MICK., U. C- A.
fcVv-.uir.Ui-. of W Mak a ePBOtAUTV of
HIGH L-AD PIAIIG? C $lf$ Organs In Piano Casoo,
J iOO,'C ViKrif .' F'JICCY FIKISHSD and HASsO
Kusc and L uscaf
a..'i; jiuuuj&v. i-Ti
r. M lo .rre i la
Orlil4U.aul. W :.ui-isj-n
Ul WMI BBW4C ,li; -r pn tnt-tKLaaUsvi.
Nothing Oa Earth Will
el Ma wr
LIKE
Sheridan's Condition Powder!
It im .I,-.liiftJT w. Hi-My fs-Tcvritrutd la
7Ur.uTy it 1.-, than t nth ? c-.-nt a dny.
MirKrU riMnit-uv: piv- Tx uml ciri tli amh.
4ioi-l fur iii chU-. W.rta luotn tJUiatt if"!
mIva lie-c M'lU.t. "i lnrv ran navtl i $4i,
t! txr-? to ifrrxrt-nc r"ti wt a cuhU'Iix r.
you rjHsV t K-t it i m ui 1 1 r two - ;
prxw.iid. "TiiE i'(-T l ol LTK V i'AHRii," oju-14-
frr. i'ovhtn- KalMisif Uitdo fr with fl
B. J. LYiCH,
T J NDE riTY I si IIl
And Manufacturer & Ut-a'cr la
HOME AND CITYL1ADE
FURNITURE
LOUNGES, BEDSTEADS,
IVEattresses,, Ifec,
1G05 ELEVENTH AVENUE,
ALTOONA. PENN'A
J57"Uit'zens of Cambria County and all
otfii-rn wishing to purchase Lonest FUUNI
TUliE. A.C.. at honest price are respectfully
Invited to uivo us a call before l uylutf t,io
bere. as we are conuent ttat we enn
nii.ct evf ry want and please every tp.rtt.
Trices th j very lowest. f 4-li'80-tf.
t A TREES. SH?.I!jS. mil. ft.fi.
1794. 10.
Foltelej wnitoa at inert ci tua In ti;o
OLD RELIABLE "ETWA"
And eihfr Klral I'ljtua Caupanles,
J VENT FOB THE
OLD UAXtYFOIlX
OOMM1JVCED BUSINESS
Eoenst aris, July M.1SS2.
W A trccl and j n.-'. 'n Snlem.o here. Klrtl
tj- ai-s iy gnrsnteel w.kly. !.tml-siot,lK
M.r fetal:. ry. Hum belling iw iruii n..fl
FAK.VEKNun pcta a-ooj pay! eg- job trH
he Winter. Write lor -nil lam., .r .i .....i H'
ml partlc-fJ
crj u. in . H
ier. N. Y t
lars. riiEU. E. i l '. Nt N u r..
sV6.Tm KitctieMer
Jds
KLTS CliEAU EAL1T
I not a liquid, tnv f or jvvir. r.HJ
4fcj nirii ii qvici-;,, alhorkd. Jl eUuittes
tVrf uo-i. AU-H t iriUtirtMnJio-n, HtJiU th
vr. Pettori th trtxnt of LtLe and vruiL
60 c-n ' rt Lru-,t ?it: lu matV, rf 7Wtd, bi) ivnfa, .
fSs,
JhiiM
!.S
1
jt J4-. STEADY WORK
.--"Jt J !ii"-.i w jnafrloaj .a
."-?'. --";-' I &4:i-7 l'irrji.., or Com
if! V 7 -ti-: 4ui8is4oii 11 l-r.ori
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r'Tii.iri.iw.'i-- .rt'vj tiarT4.
. if fc... .!jk. riv'f v..e i.-. '.,r .-j
C. OHASC A. CO., PH 'ilA , f a .
WAWTSD
I have nsrd two t-tfls rnnr ralno-s
, Cl-l'4-y Collifir.iilill. ir -l It lirt." vt' en Iltlre ttlt-
i ltracUoa w i on pt tt-r arvl bl-1 iirtiT."
1. L. ill Hsta, v ai.-noivn, niuia.
Painc's
Celery Compound
1- prs.'iiti.-d Ih ptiyslclrtr,, nii-ftinn'rutil y
driu-slslf. 1'iiililiv.if -T ministers, pr:il.---il tv
j u.--rs. tui'l i.iinrjiiu.-.-d I'V I he iii!iiiuiiu-tur-rs.
as H spill:,; iiimll.-ltio I i.-li lil .In nj! tli't f
1 l.uui-'.l t r It- I s- It tti.s sTL'i, and set Low
; ijuickli it tones veu up.
Furif.ec the Blood.
I fill fireounts rt wein!rf ul cures lumW liy
r.Ll i'i .-ier l'eIliM,iiii, iift'T oJlli-r lileiill llies
' ith.l U.- tjst liy.'J' ialiS liud tullixl, t.-iit true.
' iLcrv's B-jUUug like it.
Jl.iO. Pit for fA.no. I)ru(--frlst.-i,
VA EiiS, KicnAUDfcOx Co., llurttngton, Vt.
nvt - imrlfn ni m mtn min nirtrei IS C,lurt.
uic nun uifunvnu uico i0eenteci
10 cent each.
e
WATER PURIFIER
cit-Titai.yiw.
Wr-rrttnt-otl ho Fur a Foul V7oll cr Otaisi
In Ten Days Uro or l!.iey JLtsAoA.
e wi: dt-uw tea xl i' -1. - i4 . -r -t rr.Iri.4v
.i i-i ii:i. U . Lm (. wl, 'll. 1 tic t.ij-. ".1 iMl
W-i-i ..r rlmw Ik ill. -r -Mpll mm tw mn 4.11. SK.
U vtt feviar; w , -d ifuxt. 4. o uc v1 u. --wJ 04.
Xi Utf. i.v..k!.-u 41,1114; U. -.r J. -u w 1. Ai4,. w.r
il ill iit rut or v-- - um ti.- . d'..i,. -'! U4.
tl W ii, l tw t 1uj-U1 Hli4juy u.4ut. f- J" n444l4:ir wu-V.
Il 4-14.-1 l w.t lu lhlr' uiu, M li. tr 4.4til-4- 4-' 4.- -a i-J
I- f)i .u:i4-i4,
1C wtk t,,i fr.-., Ui Ttiur .A Mm i-t rf I'ukoto xAj-, a O."
4T4-t- l-'iW -X. jm. 11" LA..JI4-U I C- ".--rW..
i-i.i.-r . w-oel lai e4" wulw to k4-
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b. Jli li nut n 4.-illf-4l U w.A r to -fi-t a d-rt)'. .-l
LU' -jl, I HI 44 44UT 4wl 44UT IAHV4J.IIU.I
r l-l-.' .:r tMriL
fk,r u U fowt vn-U or cLvtocn ; &a
j iitj fur ovcrj luldiUutuJ foot la depth, uftt-x V)
11:4.
A tl.-c nrt wija ta evy kn ta tlm ft-sMJ tim Addruw
BUCKET PUFvilP CO.
44 1 uiid 443 Plum 6try-t. CLNCENNATI, C
ffy Rcscwczd, Ezjy, Wal
nut and Antique Oak
And: containing: our town
Patented ilmprovimcnw.
TOX3. ACTreCi or WOJ-KMAarflTTT. Pteau. !
jsJ Uii4 hue-oIikijit'i PO CI -.- fc-r 4J
J.OTotJJon ...utl. LiV. Aolit 1 .l.
OILS! OILS!
The Stanlarl Oil Company, of
rittsbur, Pa., make a specialty
of manufacturing for the domes
tic tra.le the finest brands of
niiniinatin and Lubricating 011
Naphtha and Gasoline
That can r-
HIDE WW FETROLEUFfl.
We challenge comparison with
every known product of petrol
cum. I f you wish the most
Most : Meniili : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market ask for ours.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY,
PITTSBURG, PA.
tvtl-f-lyr.
rr;n picket fece.
. If.-.'.VTJUC
v !-U 'Wood.
1 1 .'..
Tmm 4.it.t. n-tkrt Fn.c wllh f M. Tjbi U MM k
cviiiMf. ; ib iH( u4 w I . or W4 Pmu. H'b rlis( for
i - v;- .y. r -ot i r ai im, ixtotwit m attar!.
l'or. is.1 Ui
at;i!'C', Krui uJ lrtvn Crtlla, WIHK DOUB A
TATl Oft A: DEJL!
JOIL C- FLCH.
IlBALBR IN
Goiien - WfiilfliBtt - Bye - WMsHess.
1X4 Watii Stfbet, Pittsbvro, Pa.
Cl.'ct estfcl.ii.-heJ houf In th city, where
n.,tliini; but jmrc jtooilj are fut up, strictly tor
tiuldeo lAedilloir. It on iho list. Onck-
enhelmiT.F. Uray't Muooniraliela live; tbesa
jftxxlsaro leading hrands. iirandles of Tlntaire
ol 1-.7H en liaod. Illn, Holland and IVotnentlc,
S''ollld Tom. KlTirh'M l.,l,1n M.' I a,
f..r lull quurt, e lor .V0O; ilurkenhelmer'i the
'""' i ..-.ui.i. . i-cii, h uu per uu7en. wines.
0 per doit -i , j 00 li.r one-bait down. Secure-
I V l.i , T f . 1 A l.i, h,r. In ..... nH.jf,i ,
l 'iii'es,
tt iZ.O-') per galloD, barrels at sperlla
rates
Apr. to, -yu-ij
mad ktinMS ; Msxitki
mi ( It t i rf k r
wravU-MiigT. If .
C Ier4 ta (Unae
Kcv, svL sum. r.HiY M 'i 411.
ss. P m i 1 1 - wr M a.4 drtirylf.t.
tm j tci
fJ".c .... ft fc.. ; S hukw, 11.1L
Us. fc A . V g A Wla. u
SISJLVTILT C'UEla.
tn. ...r rri4-' - K..Tn. nm.r'.iui
rf i.wJ -He... m ,vr. Mr , TMa e.mjA
.n". n4.ii.li niJn.CrTilMul4.
, - 4, . r..r.i, iw luc H..ld bV aru-n-t
nr 4C-.1 . . .4ll lrio s llo-.i tlln-SSZ
-4l .1.lt I is, r. liijwtnu!,,
V-Tien VMUtj th PWsbtirBh EaoosKton. call oa tb
KD.RICXS MUSIC CO., Ltd
ror bisn or I mhi Prices oa
Pianos and Organs,
79 Fifth Ave,
PITTSBURGH. PA
MRE7IRIP
Me-e-l Tsrsu stia
H A I.r rii ECU 1ST ol hoisting saved
to Murekeeiirs, tiutchors, i armor.
31aehlnesu, KnUdcrs, (lontraetors and
OIUIKS. Admitteil to he the Kreal
et ImjiroTenienu KV Eli made In
tni'Vlu Mocks. KrelKbt prepaid.
VV rite tor cataliac.
HL,lli"S- IKUNk KSOISEWKS,
lo Hrusb St., Detroit. Mich.
LitaMIsbed lMi.i ma.10.wi.ly
1
VCKYlMiHY 1n 'amma county rhnnld read
-.no 1 H4tHA, onlj I1.6.J per j-eur.
i i ..nil,:' - i ? I . ., 'i il ll l
4i. : ,,!';.;.i;,i ' i.i r ri
ii - .' . . ri 1 1 ' ) u ii r B :k 'A
-- 4 u 44 to, 44. . fr... .
uniiuirKi
J'GGJ-
JunlJ em.
V1,
A Wholo Book II.13 at Last Been
Dodicatod to tho Post.
llrilr-4 4lnt; n Aircrrivation l tli II. -t-.:4tur-il
lerfi the Junect 'arrif
lii.4eHe c.or:iiH from One of Jt
YlctiitiM to the Other.
Misrs. Appli tim an- jirintin a lwok
on tin- miisijuitii. f-avs tin- l'.ot.jti (ilcln-.
A trn-at many i.i'iii.li", aln-a.lv a wart'
from pi-rsoiial ( xpi-riiiii'i' that n:o--ji:l
i-
toi'S arc unJcsiral.li' asici:itos. will 1
surprised to fin.l out what a n ally scri-
uus enemy of the human rai'i- tho in
sect is and always has been the insect
is found as a fossil anions the penlnjri-
cal remains of former a;res, apparent-
K- ni-vi-r .nr. nnv rierirtd. liaiinir ln-en
J ' J I 1 r. 1
extinct, ana always liayinp ueen lnaus
trious. There seems to lie no douht that the
mosquito is capable: of communicating
a poison. The fact that if it is allowed to
remain long1 enough to draw out a suf
ficient quantity of blood but little irri
tation remains seems to prove this,
but it Is also taid that it is capable of
inoculating mankind with malarial dis
ease. Dr. Finlay, of Havana, asserts that it
ia bid belief that the moHfjuitois an uffent
in spreading yellow fever. He says
that the insect, after puncturinp the
skin of the yellow fever patient, retains
Borne of the perms of the d incase, and
that ho communicates these to the next
person be visits. So sure is he that the
mosquito is the active if not tho only
agent for the dissemination of yellow
fever, that bo holds that the disease
can not exist where the mosquito does
not flourish.
Tho book will nerve one pool purpose
at least. It will do justice to that
much-malipned insect variously known
in different parts of the country as the
dragon-fly, mobquito-hawk, devils darn
ing' needlo and snake-feeder. It will
Xlaco him in a better liht, for, instead
of deservinp the obloquy whii-h lias
universally been cast upon him he ap
pears to be entitled to much considera
tion, as tho insect relied upon to destroy
the mosquito.
Captain C. N. IS. Macaulay of the
United States army has piven his ex
perience. In the summer of lt?ti ho
was on duty at Fort Abraham Lincoln
in Dakota. To blow the thickness of
tho mosquitoes at that timo in the
neighborhood of Fort Abraham Lincoln
he says: "(In the tarpet ranpe, during
tho end of June and about three weeks
in July, I could not stay unless I had
on heavy boots such as are used out
there for riding thick trousers, leather
pauntleta and a thick "cache nez' tucked
under my helmet and collar of my
tunic.
. The air was Cllc-d with clouds of these
tormentors, yet at the appearance of
two or three dragon flies the mosquitoes
would suddenly disappear. lie wa.i
curious to 800 how they caught their
food, llo noticed that they flew in an
irregular kind of skirmish line, moved
slowly, and every now and th-n made
"dabs" at apparently nothing. Fach
one of these "dabs meant a mosquito.
Another authority, who seems to hold
that it would be questionable policy to
attempt to destroy the luosquito, it be
ing in his opinion a scavenger, says
that other enemies may be relied upon
to do that work, lie suggests that to
banish the mosquito the best plan is to
drain meadows, bogs and swamps, to
fill up stagnant pools and level rain
holding hollows contiguous to dwell
ing. . .
Certain artificial remedies arc also re
lied upon. The use of coali.il in swamps,
by odorizing the air and lioating 111111
the surface of the water itself, is a very
practical and energetic remedy. It de
stroys the mosquito in its early stages.
The use of lanterns, so arranged as to
attract and destroy tho mosquitoes, is
another romedy. The mosquitoes aro
attracted to them, and are destroyed in
the cans of coal oil or kerosene or other
similar mixtures which may be used.
They should be placed around houses,
hotels and in marches. The expense
and trouble of management are small, as
they are only use-d during a few months
of the year. Indeed, almost every
method imaginable of catching and de--stroying
tho insect has been suggested
except tho very simple oneof putting
salt on its tail and clubbing it to death.
These scientific ai:Uioriiicn are not
above offering suggestions for the relief
of persons whose situation makes them
liable to sulTcr from the bites of these
insect tormentors, and who can not wait
for the propagation of the dragon fiy.
They recommend lemon juice, vine-gar,
oil of peppermint and oil of pennyroyal.
A very strong infusion of roots of triti
cum rcpens is uccc.-;sf ully used at Sim
birsk as a preventive against iwos.jui
toes, and a weak solution of quassia wexd
boiled in water, ha also been recom
mended. ,----...-?:.'
SYMPATHY WASTED.
LLur Stroot U.iicla Fooled Misujr K 1 ivit
Hc44rloil 1'emunA,
It is seldom that the New York street
urchia fuils to get amusement out of any
Ihir.iT where he n-ob tho chance. Some
youngsters saw an opportunity recently
in tho union of tho following elements:
A pair of trotise-rs, an old jacket and
vest, a hat and some straw. Tho straw
was put in the other elements, and tlio
whole, when completed, mado a very
fair specimen of tho genus "tramp."
Tho boys carrid tho figure around to a
neifhlniring church, and place-d it in a
petition which was skillfully intended
to pivo the impression to passers-by of
a fellow-being in agony. Then they hid
to watch developments, says tho New
York Times. A lady and gentleman
passed the church. "Oh, look at that
pier fellow, John! He seems to be ill,"
ri'inarkml the lady. Tho small boys
didn't say any thing, but ke pt their eyes
on "John." "John," who was a courtly
cavalier of the olden days, bone-volcntlj
we-nt up and touched the figure, saying
"What's the matter w ith you, my man?"
He did not wait to get an nnswe-r, but
left suddenly, and his departure waf
punctuated by various cat calls and
sooliing remark.
Many persons passid the figure, and
tna.iy, overcome by emotions of pity,
whe-n up und spoke words of kind en
couragement to it, patted it on tho
shoulder, shook it, and Wien went away
quickly, accompanied by cries of "(Jit
do ambulance fur do man, ImissI Call dor
cop! He's MoGirity's brother, loss!" and
various other expressions of American
ized Anglo-Saxon that were more or less
forcibly undersUod by those who heard
them.
The urchins kept it up until one of
ti:!r r.umb.-r suggested carrying the
l'giir.- to the park and "make a soo'cido
er murder." The ide-a was sedze-d, and
tliti poor agonizenl figure was hurried
from the church steps and borne oil into
the surrounding darkness with a yell
that i-iado a nervous old lady who was
eUinding on tho street corner shivtT and
xclal'.no to her aged companion;
"Lau ly! look at those boy:i a-tormt-nt-1
11 that poor man."
(afrartoa Sparrows,
Tho little English sparrows in New
York havo learned a new dodgo sinco
electric lights re-placed gas in tho city
parks. When tho current is turned oil
at dawn the liottoms of tho gloljos are
filled with thousands of inse-cts which
havo lveen attracte-d Ly tho light and
killed. The sparrows como around after
the plolx has eooied off. slide down vhe
carbons and devour the insect.
H- I.. jnn.W 1 1. M. .1. !;l''K A. II'. V.L'iH
llLI:",H KI l.-7'J.
Johnston, Buck & Co.,
JJANKKiiS,
I-:i-ENSRLKi. - - ' l'ENN'A.
A. IV. Jil t li, Bkliler.
TKsTAni-ifrHKri I1."..
Carrolltown Bank,
(,'AHUdUJUWN, I'A.
T. A. Ml AKilAl.II. miller.
General EaniinE Bnsintss Transacted.
T!:e tciU'iinK rc the principal lejiuros ;1 a
4ii-ucr.il l.ui-aiiiK tuMncs :
DKi'osiT.s
lleceiveit payab'o .n demand, nnd Interest tvear
CK ccTtiUtvites ipue-I to lime di-jMu-itora.
LOANS
r.xlemled 10 ou-nmer r.n lumni le tencn and
B prwied J'rer il l-'cuiiteil at all tiuif.
OI.I.F.CTIONM
Made In the locality d4 U(jon all the t.anktn
luwiii In the United Slates. Charges moderate.
1IKAFT.N
loed ncvotlstiie In all pnrlt ol the t'nlti.1
Slate, and toreiKB excbaCKC ltinued ou ail parts
ol turoi e.
AlCUl'MN
Ol merchant, farmers and others solicited, to
whom re&.onahle accomodation will he extended.
I'atruns arc ?ured that all transactions shall
he held strictly private and c trihdi-iitial. and
tiiHt they will ha treated as liberally as kkk!
bankii.g iulca will permit.
Kenpectlully,
joii.xsio.v. 111 k t ru.
Jon A. Ulaiii.
;; T. Hlaib
BI.AIK & SON'S
Centre Street, EticnsMr Pa.
rl'lio 15it Ve.tei-u Ciittlflliutcli-t-'1
'v-i'y tiny. Alfui l'rpnh
I.mnl, Veal, Ivlnttojj. J.urU,
JOte., hlwayH on lifvri.l.
Market open at all hours and at
tentive and obliging salesmen to
attend to the wants of customers.
Intelligent Healers ill nollco Cut
t-J.1 Ft 4,i 11 U 1
111 1 r s
sr not Kvmin' l cars" stll el sas
f dlieatss, bat only lorh sva rvsjisll
from dia ordered Itser, vial
Vertigo. Headache, Dyspepsia,
Fever?, Costlveness, Eilioyty
Coiic, FlaUiler.co, etc
"Tor tbe th ay sire net wsrrsnltl
nnilU.bst aire sia svorljr ao 41a If ia
lbi so aals -rcnadT. Price, adc so.
fcOLu nvmiYwimiiL:.
TTbpii 1 a Cnu I do Bet taoaa sorelf to
top Uien tut Uim, and then Ixava U.w tx
turn as-aln. I MaaJf A rir.al. t-j;
1 Lavo mado th diaa&so ol
FITS, UPrLEFS or
FAJXHTG SICKHESS,
K lifo-locg Study. I 7Xr.lUlT my remedy t
IXjkb the v oret cases. liccauso otiiura have
failed is aorcajucm fur not nowrecmnar a cure,
t-eod at oDOfl lur a tribune and a Fues Barri.a
Dl my Iukai libus Kan but. Gere Expeess
and i'ot eiflice. It coeta yon nothing luav a
trial, aud it will euro you- AdOreaa
H.C. HOOT. M.C I SJ PublSt KCWYCUC
tisiLS a
coarr.
Iwl'Ual. St,!" SlK Hll'U full KMlvrrd. Iw lo ,.iUrn Kr.d
tir..HhraMk.lM'1'l ILI 'I'UI OH'. . 1' A 111 Ol- bv'l'l.
ibMlt-'r anfftllUir NOkl T. Rl.Al HttST KflL It 4 4.
m 4.lir7 f.-wa lu iiUim 4od S vrrlitr, (mvu-'m. II rttv I4M4.
ZHtf f lpll.1 IIC'S, 4 l4t.4tlwa SA4 proofs 4r4tWd (4.441: frM.
AA4m tt.lt MLS1CAI, COi BUFFALO. 1SU Y
s4S4i4apssa4fassj
Of Pure Cod
Liver Oil and
KYPOPHOSPHITES
of Limo and
Goda
Is enilorno.t anil prpscrlbci ry lnadlng
physicluus becuusa txlh tlio t'I .irr- tut
ami llyto.htihitrm aro tlio roo..gu!ro.l
agonta la Hie cure ft Cuuautnjjtion. It li
aa paiatablc as in lit.
Scott's Entalsi en tSJET?,
is 4 wimdtrrful Mr Itnh IVoiltirr, It t lil
iivmt Iimuxij, ror CONSUMPTION,
Scrofula, Bronchitis, TO sting- Dia
cases, Chronic Concha and Colda.
Ask tor Scott's Emulslou an J take no other.
HOT DEAu YET!
VALLIE LUTTRINCER,
MaVCrACTCRKK or
TIN, COFFER AND SHEET-IRON WARE
a xn tis noorixa,
Kespectrally invltwn the attention 01 his tiiends
and the iubl!cln general to t It fact that lie Is still
rarrylnx on liu."ins at the old stand o)K?lte the
Mountain !iotiie. Kl.cnsl.urK, and Is prepared to
sui l'ly from a large stock, or uiar.ulaoturlnn to or
der, any article In his line. I mm the smallest to
the lurtfoct, in the beet manner and at the lowest
Uvlnv prices.
nNo penitentiary work either made or sold
at this establishment.
TIN ItOOJlNO n Sl'KCIALTV.
illn me a call and satiety yonrpnlTri" as to my
work and prices. V. LUlTKlKOtK.
Jb;-usburK. Aurll 13. 1SS3-H.
FITS I
tii -Ti 1 rt i 'eaanas ef Body and Eind, iiecti
T'PE n - n Errors or Eicruea In Old or 1
I
0. A. LANGBEIN,
Manufactnrerol and Itoalertn
ALL KINDS of HARNESS,
KAIDI.EN, nRIDLRN, WHIPS,
COLLARS HARNESS OILS, BLANKETS,
Kobes, Fly Nets, Hurry Oombs, et., etc.. fle
patrlnt; Neatly and 1'romptly done. Al work
guaranteed 10 Kiva (atifiacilon.
-ShopU arken'Kow on Uentre street,
aprl-f tl
SAW tVllLLS!
Pattnt Variable Frlrllon A Belt Feed.
Stoam Engines, Hay Presses.
Shingle Mills, &c.
Portable Crist Mills,
Send torlllus. Tlirealilmr Marhlnm, Ar,
t aUluKUe. A. B. AKlil AU CO., lork, 1'a.
jn 25.13t-
EteRsMm Fire liisnraiice Apj
rr. AV- DICli.
j General Insurance Agent,
EMZXSBUltV. I'A,
cm uvu
A Few Point Furni-hoa b-
Rv. Bob Burdc-tta ' "
Tlie riou II.inirif harartrNt
o an K.litorial Jtimtlon
Iliur-I,p4 to ;., t Sll!tf
hiiiiiuii r SMin.iaj
T'pon rr-f-r irin- a rc:'i.- 1
points on i-lnir.-li f. t i . ; -. : . ..,
tin- Sumlay-.'vhiK.l Tin..., ....
to Mr. lJar'Ji-!.:'-. Ihs ,
i.iy is now luil.lishf'il, to ..... ,
ron fusion of
wc fi-ar th- utt r iii'li:T.-ri t" r,
whose coat-of-xnall is t ., '
to ho diuiri-l hy tin
Amon? tho riinv l'im1
Sf''T. - '
these:
How .shall wo h'-hnvo
churi-h? Oh, we'll, it vl ;. r,
on t)ic clnirih we attend,
own ruh-s, carefully cod;
puiiliince of tho ii.fctnhi-:-.
tudo toward ouch ot!
.1
stranpers who n.ay tif. .v
with them. The rules
In the pews, on the -walls i! t
on tho front of the I'.l,.;:,
choir, everywhere, in plain
aro not printed oh i a: l-,, ;.-1
mailo 'plain upon ta1.,1..-,.
run that n-adetl. It." a:: : ;i
-what he wari b do
rejrular occupants of th- : . ..
Her, hy expression of c:.-.. r
f ip-nilicant gesture ami a.";.. a.
theae unwritten rules so -.;
every man may hear then. r....
own lanuae, ui.d "tin- uay:4:
though fools, neikl noT 1 rr li.or,
Tlie next timo y.-.j- 'o'..ri:i
you stranded in the -r, 1 1
i-ity of New Clii'-orl;.!.';. '.h'.a-.:
l.jth ilur, poiv-.il. ly yo..r .j- ii
jirelei-er.i-- will l.-a l y..u v.
the imposiiii.' (-diri.-o ,1
1 1 i . I eij j. . I have I'liuc t i -
occasional iv on nut Miiiua-.. '-. ; .
44UI-11 4 ttilH H'illlUl Ol PUn-.--
coulun t alior.: to put ice i.r.
lhe i-uebti ms here are S-r;-; .
lorm, ana arv 1.0 upnttinfr that tl.
nary man in . 1 ouoyeu up tl.t l- '-:
It almost in:j.or,sihle to sit ihmr
"The earth is the LordV. .'or :j. ri;
it; but this pew ia i.-jiue, ivr I ji-, ;:
year for it,
'TLo jKHr yo hzvti al .vuvs w;-- ....
hut you can jjet av. :iy fro-.-i 4
while ou Sunday.
"As a bird that wati !
nst, to Is a strani r ;
into a cllurc-h without u
'(iivo me noither ;. .
i' rty.
"Tho rich and poor v.t.-
li :r
." w :i
'.iy .
not on tlie same day.
' 'Uut as for the n,:jrhiy n.un. I-- ;.
tho earth (Job -'Jim.
"UU-t-ieJ is th- man that r.-:.;';. :
1L0 p.K.r u nuisance.
"It Is a cold 4ay for the rtraiit-.-r
''He that f iveth his beat t" iip-.-j'..-
of a surety he hhall smart fur it."
Or it may bo that you will .? ;
Jnto the church of St. ( i.-eejy '' -
wheia-c you will probably run bv.
you pr-t through reading the ta; 1. :
"Tornii early, ur.a b.x-ure your oar.
Ttefore any one ele cau jjet lut i;.
Count, -ir hyn.n-liKi u:t:.;
rjbo Crt tUup.
"If OHO is H.Irm.f:f-UlO old vVl'-L
tli ha-ckn u.ru i.2, crane your ih-ck
various diructious, b.uuin iavi :
ue'ifbhoiiir? pi-ws fur !.
"If j;ou cim not 5ad it, tako ti.e 1
ono within r ac.h, In pUi-e ef ti "I:
td a Clirirtian dutj-: 1'aul ruv: '.'.'j-j
provide not for Li Ci'.n,i.f it n:-. :ua
UU 14. IIU' -i- . . .
'Hold ono hyitin-bouk In yrnir iv.i.
&nd tit on tho othi-fs until tie r--: .
your faniily arrived. I.i.ik j-kcr i'.li-
around for a hyuun-bo,.;-, '.."'.v
on tlif' l'l'li O? the yw lr. Ii.- J.tat.
and they won't disturb y...u. b - li'
is a proper attiludu and that ir
ure here for.
"When yotsi family ! i-upv'.'.'-i.
then' in ono lioolc i v. r, hidr- It '.'
ine cusi.win. 11 vuu i-nii 1.
never enc it afjain."
-
PRESERVING HUSBANCS.
(luw
. . . . . 1 n . . Tl., 11
I'rui'c u Joy l'.uirier.
Ataroci nt row tuiif ef the mr..
Cluh at Murshailtu. n, Ii., Mrs. i.
Younp caused quite a riir l y !'''
4-ponso to tlie tenet: "Cur 1!''-:-Quoting
Kuriu., Mrs. Vi.i.r.i .':
Ilu4.h;i'i'1, IuihI.um,, f- u.' urr'.: .'
. No .a:.-t ttiy ii.i.-, Mr;
I TlioUi'V I uui y..i:r !-'. .!.
v Vi-l I'm nut ji.Lr i.:nrr. s.r." . . -
a
II.IW P1I1411 VI i- 1 . 4 -4. . . . -
iranuhr coumiueu .iit. j . -lA.-lcctinff
your hui-band yu '
! iruided by th" silvi ':''! '- ' '
in mackerel. Nor by i' ' '- '
found in salmon, lie r-i.n t- m. -yourself,
as tastes dilfer. I'"""'- -market
for him. tm the L -brought
to your dour. It is fir
have none, unb--s y. m kiii'W -servo
thi-ni. S..11.0 vn.::..-n ' ''
koopinjr Lim In "'-'
thei.-i irei'ze by 1 heir i-1: i i
difference. Some li. .-;. tl
by irritatiuff wti;, x in.i :
roast till-in or keet tL' ui
1 -:i'
In
tln-ir livejj.
"It can not 1. -xj-ct 1 itir.i '
Irand villi be tender i f" ::
in this wuy. The only lr... 'l.
with hiui is ti pre-. -rvi- !
this your jmit have a Jir -T'- -of
tho hnct. lnircelaili: ,r
unattainable an ea:
kin will do with i""
the linen in which h'1 '- '
nerved ia niciOy proper.-1. T.'
tho kettle with Htroi.i. m.'' :
'comfort,' as the nn'' 1:1
to 1m weak, and he 111 il'
!'v i
kettle uud. Ihi hurui-.L. l"u,
member that hui-han l-i a-c
and lobhters, they hai-.- !' '"
while alive.) Mke a d'-ar. "
out of lovo, iiea'.Ki-.-s an-1 1 '
Si-t him as re ar the nr.' n-
arreo with him. If l.c i-:--'
nl.. .Ii. Ti..t l.f. h nT i,i':s. N:!'!
will do this until t!n V arc i
Add a littlo hu,Tar ''.--a"
form of what eonfi'ctio.icrs
but In careful t j avoid J"';
par, aH theso things i
little ipii'O improves
Th'
! lined with pixl ju'lrr:'.,':'
stick any rdiiwp iiitruni' i't 1
!o if ho in leoomiiif t' i"'i r
Lim fTKiitly, wmtcbliif '.!" -
lio Ux lias and close lu
then ho noun bocojne-s
1
)es!. U'atch him ran i--.v ' ;
not fail t know when !' tt'''" .
"If thus treatol, you
a wll-prwuTT'id husbaad -:'a
a joy V) you aud tb cho-lr' , .
will ke p as Ions; v y-u ti- -'
lotiS you U-inio can-liS
. cold a plains 1
' A kUir for the taut:i:l r.'-'-
And a tiiaii t.'iat t.'w V i-''- .
Muili look iipim '1 '
Aud aay It U wry
Uniall-.'Wonllird ll- .
Indian riTr, Michigan. ! :'" ,
fi-.h one that no one wcu.- ''"',;
in any other water-a -''-)', .
HM-k bass. The rock bv- '" ; 1
York lakes Is especially : '
Its enoriiious moulii hi..1
eye.-i. The Indian rivt-r .r; :
the red eyes and every "M1 ! " .
the lake rock bass, but ':. ,.
than half the sue. It , . .
and taki s lhe trout :y .
i as p-rcat a" aim", a:"'-lh-.li.-niinil
Indian r.i-
mouthed r.-huive is b ."'-' .,
ba,-s on l.ako Kt-uka ana