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lujren-
Articles of Verulne and Convenience
Whick 11.1 e Mnile litres Kurtnn Tor
the Mm Vt hi Thouctit Them Oat
The Value of Iiloa.
"There is," says au e minent authori
ty, "scarcely an article of htiiir.iTi ton
venienee or necessity in tho market to
day that has not boon the. subject of a
patent in whole or in part. The sale of
every such article yields its inventor a
profit. If we purchase a box of paper
collars a portion f the price goes to the
inventor; if wo buy a sowing machine
tho probability is that wo "pay a royalty
to as many as a dozen or lit it en inven
tors at once." Lord Rroughani often
said that ho would gladly havo ex
ehanged his honors and emoluments for
the pro tits and renown cf the inventor
of the perambulator or sew ing machine.
We are not w ishf .il. says the Chicago
Herald, to lead our readers to covet
hat are teriinvl "large iorium-s
lily conducive to happiness or tisoful
ss." "lor: urn " is itself a heathen
re:
ni
:d nut a Christian word. l!u- "nvrn-
iioti
ls i
u noli. or ! lung, ami l no reinuiier-
alive results 'are a 1. 1 1
e. in 11 1 -i-a : ion .n t'e si- il
.p.g eletnont for
i s. l!,.we. the
originator of tin- si--. in
ried "O.iii-ii a ear fro
their tiieeiiatiitvl it.iproV
l:.a -!i nil-, m
i an 1 f.ot 1
M-nt'-i The eel-
t I. rati d Wit. -. ii-i- A. WiN,,n :-.n- i-'-p'.;-.,-d
to ha" div i h d f.r many v. a i s an in
come nf t Juii.'ioo, uiiib- l,i :ui:ln'r ot
the Singer -' T. g tnacl. iiie left at his
dec. -asc" TH-arly tij.l-oo.noo. The t -le-pin.rii'.
t!ie planim? machiin' and the
rul.bi-r eati tits rciu.i-d many millions,
wi,;;.- tin- simp';.- id. a of l.i-a'ii:-' the
1 , 1 .i -: : i'-.-n :m-ltiiv'- : n 'i'i asi l the
we;:! ! !i ef tie- eoiintry l-.v hundred-i of
millions. The patent of iir.i'.:i r.r tie
lower lid- of caudles taper in.-ti-adof
1. so as lo t:l-"!-e e,:-.ll'.' II! tee
V
,,..-ket. ir.aile tue pres. i.. e:i.rm-n.s
business of a well-!, now n lirui .-i I
don chandlers. Tlie i e-;: it"
an
l.lea el I nl"'.i.-l : II, Y.l," e
troops duvin
water. He
t'.riv iuir a t a
until uuter
the m ;ir
i-on.-ei vd
in. -ti i uhe
m v. ah . .1
no'io:i .f
: iie g round
,1 I hen ai
de couiri
of t'em-adopti-d
it
1 1
i !
, as i'i-:i. li'-.i. a:
taci.in;-: a pnmj
lliis sin:
atn-e " as
sands of
.alented. I :i I
farmers vlio kur
have !,. n obii-i-d to pay
e, tin. at. i at O"'" .""'.
was realised by tin- inv
i-nte.l tie i lea of lualii:.:
of a'.eaca instead of r''.
i.iui a loyalty.
A iaree p,-o lit
.-ixtor ho pa
: . ;!:is out
jh.-uu. an I the
patentee i
frame" jSr.
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ti on. 'Pie
rihboTl-li.al
pell.l for t i
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riosity has 1. i
the u u in 1. 1 r of
.sale of if" " ids o
divi lends have
pan ies o... n:nLr
pro!! r able i u t i
proven. en's iti -every
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:.nd laiiu'.oiis
by th-'- eoin
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l.' i-n the ii.i
s. thinp-s of
boiiv wan's.
all th.! i.
Ii-en paid
l!i- pal. -in
! iotis ha e
itnple i!i- i
that ever
At-.ionir
thin's
jrraphii
ti.o number of
may be mi tit
pi n." and a pi
patents for si.iail
i-.li-il the "stvlo-
i-n
-lia.liu :r in
L I I. Oil') per
e. 1 i-.-jpe.l
tetal l-ivet.
l!i-.:t:i ol"
-. -!v t'.e
uitterent iMl-:r,
I
..luc
annum. A 1
by a vainer -.
or eyob't ai i
coat at. 1 lie
strain .-ar.-e
o.' :ud
lepral a : i..-.i
that t!:e it'.vt
protect ;,ol.
wear s- ! u ,
IsT'.i, ;.nd it.
1 i:l. lino. Dim. i
a quavti-r of
a:-.'ept-.;
. it in ven
i-n l i
u-.-rs poe!
t- 1 :-
"f til-
i! i.y tie- i'u; r t i .e ,,; .ie.-. s
heavy tools. I :i a r ci :l
it ;r;:n pi:-' -.l in r vi.h'Ucr
'ii .r of tuetal plat" siised to
and heels of :.oi:s from
a r.i of 1 .: V .' ie T-Ia'e ; in
i"-. the m.r.ibi r reached
"ducintr reali.:- d profits of
a million f money. An-
other n -t 1 u I i i
w nt ,
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lid in
l V e r
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r'e.l
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' ti'- larn mg
..ii-'iH2r - lo'-k-.
t'.e sale of
Teasing. As
..i.taine.i f,,r
1 b, i.
i'ass bell to
i il: ni's from
-a-.'.-!- less
i f.-r simt.lv
weaver. a t'.o :
in's, ui.il"-!-..-i:-u
Which i.-. v ry lar
larjfe a s-.tu a , ,
any i n vi : :. m v.
Venli.r .f I -i i
huny uu r yas to
bein,' 1 hii-'u. in .1
l.icra- i i - i . . .-. t
putt in:: :n ry pi
if"
Mid a
c. as th'
V.l'T ".II
n doth. l're-'.ir..stani'"-s
are
ion is approci
that pat ience is
inventor of the
tti i.e jo, nut-
qui n: !y ; i'i;.- and c'r.
wanted bel..re an invent
ated. lull it u ill be .seen
well rewarded, for tin
roller skate made oyer
withstanding the fact that
had nearly expired bef,,i ,. it
ascertained. The gi;.jiet-po
has pr. bund more v.eM.h
his patent
s value was
nted screw
than most
silver minis, and the Atuerican who
first thought of putting copper tips to
children's si es i, a, well utT as if his
father had left him IPKI.eiia ju fnited
States bonds, i'p-.ar l of t'.'.OO!) a J'cnr
was mr. b by the iiucutor of the com
mon lie' die threader. To the foregoing
might be added thousands of tiitling
but use! ul articles from which hand
some incomes are derive,!.
EASILY EXPLAINED.
Why a Ruirt hue Took the I'Uce or a
a Setting lieu.
"Speaking ef the dojj show," said the
rnan in tho slate-colored trousers to a
New York Tribune reporter, "reminds
nio of an astonishing proofed canine in
telligence which came under my obser
vation in the year lsr-.t. I was" at that
time residing in Hinghampton, Broome
County. N. Y., and had a considerable
amount of live stock, some poultry and
a superb setter dog. I tell you ne was
ft fine animal. I never sie a dog with
such gentle ways. Gentlemen, you
could have pulled enough hair out of
that dog to stutf a sofa pillow and ho
wouldn't 'a" bit a bald-headed baby. One
day he w as runnin' around the vard and
somehow he playfully snapped tho head
off a hen. Gentlemen, I never knowed
how he did it, but somehow or other the
dog found out that she was a settin'hon
and blamed if the critter didn't tro and
set on them erT4 himself till he hatched
out nine chickens."
There was a significant sileicje as the
man in tho slate-colored trousers fin
ished and toyed suggestively with his
glass.
"IIow do you explain such a remark
able occurrence?" at length inquired the
man on the end.
"Setter dog. gentlemen, "and then the
man in Ihe alate-colored trousers
strolled away.
Mritieal Itciu.
First Doctor I bad a very interesting
case the other day. The diagnosis was
all right, but the eouri .f the rii.sca.se
was decidedly uhtmnnsi.
Second Doctor What course did it
take?
First l)o tor The paticiit recovered.
Texas slumps.
JOB:: PRINTING.
TUE FREEMAN
Printing Office
I j the place to eet your
JOB PRINTING
Promptly and satisfactorily e-eutfni. Wi
will inept the prices of alll houoraole
comp-t:on, We don't do any but
first-etass wotk and want a
living price fr It.
TO Fast Presses anOew Tub
We are prepared to turn out Job Printing of
every description In the FINEST
STYLE and at the Try
Lowest Cash Prices.
Nothiuff out the best material i used aod
our work rpaks for Itself. We are pre
pared to print.on the uhortes. notice
TosTER?, Prog k asi mes.
Business Cards. Tags. Bill Deads,
Monthly Statement?. Envelopes,
Labels. Circulaus, Wedding and
Vis-iting Cards, Chucks. Notes,
Drafts, Receipts, Dond Work.
Letter and Note Ueadb, and
Hop and Partt.Invitations Etc
We can print anything from the; smallest
and neatest Visiting Card to the largest
Poster on short Jnotice ana.at. the
I most Reasonable Rales.
The Cambria Freeman,
EBENSBURG. PENX'A.
7f "-Ti-"
& CiOARETTES.iL
PATENTED
e Co nk Cuadllil t!io Lrp.Vf)OI
ireil-i of llio i'iiic Tree,
U thoru for a pleasaut srro!:? end
f-no.-dy ieiief for J.VrL0JZA. ACUTS
etizo jx catasrh. clergymeh s
iC:: T:'.?.Qa T, HAY FEVER. ASTHMA A.VD
'L I R OSCUIAL DISEASES; t!iy are free
I ridulteiT.tion, as nothiiig is used
V -ir tr.i."ffr.'jtiro but the BEST OF
7:-5.'CCC ; .:.l FRESH P'E NEEDLES.
II Ai.TTn;ED ET
FREEHOLD, N. J.
What a Comfort!
No Dirt! No Fuss! No Sack Ache!
LASTS LONGER,
LOOKS BRIGHTER,
and maltes the Shoe WEAR BETTER.
Don" i let the women hare all thbeu thi.ip.but use
WoUf'sAGMEBIacking
ONCE A WEEK FOR MEN.
ONCE A MONTH FOR WOMEN.
I find It a tip top Karnes Dressing.
WOLFF& RANDOL PH. Philadelphia"
FOR
Hcrsss, Cattle, SJisep & Hogs.
Excels any remedy for tha rapid cur of Har4
Co'.i!. Coughs, Hide Cound, Yellow Water, Fever,
Distemper. Sore and VJezk Eyes, Lung Fever,
Cestiirsnett, Eiotches, and all difficulties aris
ing from Impurities of the flood. Will re I leva
hews at Once. Mamactund by tit
jCI'FA UANUTACTURIMG CO., LYCAS, N. t.
rou SM.r, BY ALT i rgTFt,
PERUVIAN TONIC LIVER
REGULATOR.
The only ure aod radical cure lor
CONSTIPATION.
BILIOUSNESS.
INDIGESTION,
and all disorder ol tbe liver aod bat cured
hundred ol i eopl and Is th vnly rented)
lor thee dia e. aod In csnes In which tbe
moct ultllliul pbyicln hara otterlv lulled
Tentlmontal iru'o huDiIrvut ot eopi llvliut
la BUlr county. l'ennTlTo!. It I man,
inrture.l I.y l. T KtrlnB:. svilllama.
hnrar. . tor th . T I. K. V., and (or
..him ty Ml lriKtiu at 60 cent er twttl.
Nuu ueoulo. except iarel .Imiws u In
dlD arruw-bead trad mark.
Auru -iiiu. 'M-ly.
STAR SHAYIKG PARLOR I
COR. CENTRE AND SAMPLE STREETS
EBENSBURC, PA.
J. II. OANT, Proprietor,
rpHKPUBLJC will always find aiat eat r-la
1 ol bafinea in D0.lDit hoars.
Evarrtt tns!k
ni ana envy, a Data room nsa Dee a eoi
nertd with the thorn where th public can b a.
com mod ated with a hot or eold batb. Bath tab
and everything: connected therein kept perfectly
cic.io. ti.aa tiiwiui a arauiaLTT.
M. D. KITTELL,
Attorney-ot-Liaw,
EBENSBCKtl, PA.
(Jlflce in Arioorr BalldlOK, opp. Court UyU!.
: t. -a s is fcs 4ia
RECREATION
WOMEN.
IIow tbe ItUi of LoBdoa Take OaMoor
j Keisol.
j Tle prominent place -which women
have suddenly taken for themselves In
all forms of healthy outdoor exercise in
cf such reecnt growth that it haa not
a
had time to form Itself Into clubo
associations. We In London, says
the Times of that city, have not yet
i seen women able to form coteries and
( "ladles' luncheons," as the sex is said to
j do in New York and Boston, into which
. no intrusive male foot may epter-
Whatover thoy may do across the Atlan
tic, it is certain that the fair Yankee
visitor docs not here show such ajrjrress
ive femininity, and is glad enough to
take her pleasure in company with
despised man when the man is English i
No form of recreation, to a well-born
English woman, can of course compare
with riding. True, in London that is
only to be obtained in the Row, but un
der no circumstances does a well-born
girl look more fascinating than when
turned out" for the midday ride.
Time was when a tall hat and the most
perfect and severest habit were the
strictest essentials of riding in the Row.
During the last year or two, however, a
considerable relaxation has come over
full ridin? dress, and a round straw hat,
a covert coat, and cotton shirt were oftn
indeed, most frequently worn. The
types and conditions of womenkind to
be seen hens are unending. I he titled
daughter of an M. F. 11. is at her ease
here just as she will be in the evening
at a dance, or later on exchang
ing friendly greetings with her fatb
r's tenantry at tho covert side. Her
lirayswater in charge of the ridinc mas
tor and thinking that being on hore
hack is an over-estimated pleasure; here
is the stout and heavy lady, who bops
that violent exert-ise upon a weight-carrier
will allow her to have her dresses
mad"' an inch or two tighter in the waist,
and there is the professional rideress
with a showy horse to sell. Yes. ihe Row
is certainly the first place of recrea
tion"' for women in London.
The last season has seen driving jump
to a great height of favor among fash
ionable women. A smart pony and a
little ralli cart are what they have
chiefly affected, but it is dangerous to
tho safety of buuaMer citizens that
every woman Ix-lieves driving to bo the
easiest thing in the world. Only those
who can and dodrive well recognize how
tine an art it is under any circumstances,
and that in Loudon it really riHjuires a
great amount of skill and nerve not to
endanger either one's own life or that
of other people's.
Compared with what it has done in
the provinces, "cycling has made small
progress in London as a lady's pastime.
It is, however, no a lnvominfr more pop
ular, as several well-known women are
adopting it. Mrs. Haweis, among
others, is an enthusiastic trieyclist, and
can give many useful hints to other la
dies about the wisdom of taking train
out beyond dreary suburb s and reserving
strength for long runs among the hills
and pretty scenery which can be reached
so easily from Ixndon.
It is certain that the predjudiee which
onto existed regarding ladies ridinsr a
tricycle is fast dying out, and many
women now who are leading sedentary
lives in oflices and schools look forward
to a Saturday afternoon's "run" as a
restorative and tonic after their week's
work.
LANTERNS IN
GERMANY.
They fl Koriuerly I'ard
S)'ualols of
llaiik.
The distinctions of rank which exist
in European countries give rise to many
troubles which, though they may seem
rather amusing as well as trivial
to us, are in reality quite serious to
the persons concerned in them. In
Stuttgart, years ago. says an exchange,
there existed a curious custom which
is not yet entirely abolished, and, in
fact, still flourishes quite vigorously in
some parts of Germany and Switzerland.
This was tho use of lanterns of different
varieties and sizes, by which, at night,
the rank of the party could be easily dis
tinguished. 'Ihe lanterns were carries! by the
serants who were sent to escort their
mistresses home from places of amuse
ment, and they md the square in
front of the Koyal Opera-House, where
most of the entertainments were then
given, quite picturesque with their
lights bobbing up and down in every
direction.
The differences between some of these
lanterns were slight, but they had to be
strictly observed, or trouble arose. The
order of rank, as set forth in the "rank
list,' was something from which they
could never swerve. Some had lanterns
of tin, some of brass; "tome had wax
lights, and others tallow; even the num
ber of lights was prescribed for each
separate class or rank.
An amusing story is told by Hack-
lander of two Stuttgart women, whose
life-lor.g friendship was nearly de
stroyed by the mistake of one of the
husbands, who 1ought at an auction a
lantern which could only lo used with
propriety by people of the next higher
rank.
The servant polished the offending
lantern, and took it with her the very
next night when she went to meet her
niistrevj at the closo of an operatic en
tertainment It was some time before
the other woman, whoso sense of the
proprieties of life had been outraged,
and who thought her old friend was en
deavoring to lay claim to a rank above
the one in which they both belonged,
could be appeased. Even after the ex
planation, the suhject of the lantern
Always a sore one between thorn.
RAILWAY NOTES.
. Tiik railroad capital of the world
is
estimated at S'.OOO.OOO.OOa
The five New England States have
built so far this year 14 miles of rail
road. North Carolina has built 220.
It costs on an average 217 cents to
carry a passenger one mile in the United
States, and tbe average length of his
trip is 24.17 miles."
Reading cars fitted out with the most
popular periodicals and books will be
attached to tbe passenger trains on tbe
St. Petersburg-Warsaw railroad. Great
care will be taken to have tbe cars prop
erly lighted in the evening.
Is England one person out of every
5.250,000 people carried is killed. In
Franco one out of every 2.000,000 pas
sengers is killed. In f.tlgiutn one out
of every 9,000,000 is killed. In Prussia
only one out of 21,500.000 is killed.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
fcas awarded contracts for building an
Iron ferry-boat which, when completed,
will be tho largest and strongest ferry
boat afloat. Tbe new vessel will be en
tirely of iron, except the joiner work,
and will be a double-decker, propelled
by a screw at each end.
The Imperial Council has sanctioned
the plan of building the Gebirian rail
road. Tbe work will begin immediate
ly. Tbe entire cost of tbe enterprise is
estimated at about 400,000,000 rubles.
Tbe road will unite the interior of Si
beria with tho Pacific Ocean and will be
very advantageous for strategic pur
poses. The I. r;esl Coin.
The largest gold coin in circulation in
the world is stated to be tho gold "loof''
of Annam, the French colony in East
ern Asia. It is a flat round piece worth
biity-five pounds sterling. The next in
eizo to this unwieldy coin is the Japanese
"obang," whic'.i weighs more than two
ounces and a half, alout e(ual to tou
English sovereigns. ."
RECREATION PUK WUMtN. I w civ iiiE..a 1
.. u w m. urnur a I udauuu in niANUt. i
aine's
(toSbound
i
lUSBS Nerveaa Proatratioa, Narveos Headache, Becoxumendad by rrorrwinal and boalaaa
riaoraicia, rtervoua Weakness, Stomach ltJT a-
ana unr Otscasea, Rheumatism, Dra- moo i.w, uj uroipBi.
PFSia,a4 all aSsctloM of Um Kidaeya. WELLS, RICHARDSON ft CO. Propyl
DRinil PORE MATER
DY USING THE
Bucket pump and water purifier
fs "444)4.! rvl"tT
a as a
s
feet.
, PIT- .
ft
as. r. - - m- t
T
rrifis b Aermtlen.
GEO. HUNTLEY, Agent, Ebensburg, Pa
THE ALLMENDiKGER PIANO & ORGAN GO.,
ANN ARBOR, MICH., U. S. A.
Manufacturer, of
HIGH GRADE PIANOS'
i nnn o l
unu unuHii.
Importora and Jobbers of
Music end Musical
Merchandise.
FACTCSY: Ccr. Kr:t and Vashfcstca ii
ncrcncNcc: r- awe.-k no a .- -
9
av
LOMEE3T
j v or rsmsix zi zxrrmi tmrf
GENERATION AFTER GENERATION
W-HrV
3rHjiT !, Children rows It.
Iraveijr aaon Id Eava a botUa of It la hi aatcbal.
Every Sufferer E r
vovs flMfUrha. tHrtebarla. Oooa-h Uatarrb, BroarhlUa.
iM, Ckolara Slartraa, burrkaa, l.ni.rn . Jommm
la oey er Umba, BUS Jalnta er Rtraiaa, will Bad ta
thki eld Aaodvea relief ana epeady cure. Famphk
riss. Sold wrywkem. rssoe eta., by mall. eouiea.
Kapress4id. It It JOBbOa1 Oo, bwrvaTaUas,
au2 vwiieiir
B. J. LYNCH,
And Manufacturer fc Dea'rr In
HOME AND CITYMADE
FURNITURE
mn am caiian sn,
LOUNGES, BEDSTEADS,
TABLB8, CHAR8,
Mattress 'S. tfec,
1G05 ELEVENTH AVENUE,
ALTOONA. PENN'A
t9Citizenb of Cambria County and all
others wishing to purchase houest FUhVNI
TURE. Ac at bonest prices are respectfully
invited to give us a call hefore bovlrj eis
where, as we are confident ttat we can
BMt every want and please ever? taste.
Prices tbe very lawest. r4-16-'80-tt.l
1794. 1801.
Pollotes wmtea at short aele la ta
OLD RELIABLE 1 ETNA"
4 Bid tfetcr Firit Ctataa 'ouipa.n t eia.
T. W. T3TCK,
MWnT FOR THE
OLD HARTFORD
FIREINSO!MNfFiC(I.Ml
COMMEHCEll BrsiNKSS
1794.
Ebensoar. Jniy l. 1SW.
MllHtUxjtitwsawaal ia,.Bl7XrfIft
From aiitlinns of cinririw 11, dnrrns: thepast years,
comet tbe verdict that VICK'S SEEDS never
disappoint. Why entt time, monev and patience oa
other, wfcea you can buy the BEST at same price T
Mike no eautake this year : senti 10 cents lor Fie A-'si
Flor mi GaidOf deduct the 10 cenu ha first or Jer,
and it cents nochinir. It is better than ever ; too large
pane, colored plates, grand nOYeltioM worthy ct
CilKivstion Ciih nri7CS iooo and roo.
, JAMES TICK. SiEDS&AV. Kochaetcr. V. T.
aae Httl, awuai.bave.
WT. wmt m, ar um r.,., a.
T.aa, mmj J., hc-mm. ToU.
smcm. utlimiaa4.kr
,or taiBiimilUtNi
M". Toa iu a. ia. wnk aad ltv
-I afa, .iHnvM m mx. 9.wmm Sa.
fam m mIv timing nw SS S
10adar.AII.SM. W.MHkTaa
"d tmn C.a wwl la nurtime
fiiiinanai. at laiia.y Ibc
mn. mir mImw. .may is. mm
K W anrf .nn.A.1 - -
II.Bleaiett A C., Isws SS) rwUud, M Um9
1 lappy and content is a bride with"The Ro
chester;" she lives in the light of the mcrning.
ijuarn mert. urile F.Af.ur 2.j:jc j. .'.Vs.-1 'rri.
mm
n Mil wi
mn
I
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i a v a m
WEAK NERVES
Faints CTttXTi t Coirror !r i.a
tvLui h bcrtx tall. Contain nc
O-v, tbiia wond'-rful nrv
fei-woily cure ail dcxtou cLucr
RHEUMATISM
Pmst's Cri-ntr Comrj imrlfles th
blfji. It ariv- cut tba U t K-il. bi.4
cu--4 lint u,ziattftEu, et..t r..-terv- tiie biofsi-
xiiu-ic rtrau to a ba!nr : ,uu,tu
tin i. a-'y Lor Uiuui xuzu,
L.taUO. It 1M
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
J'visr "j irr.r ComrvT r.i rk: r r.trr.
U? l!v r and l.iU." ya t" is rf.. t i..a.tiL lb..
cun.tiv 1 . wit, c;nUiii' "l votii iu ik-m
tonic. n:sl.r it tlia U.I zkiloAj fur a-1
MOucT Cui.iUibtA.
DYSPEPSIA
Wjoacti. ftUtl qjit?4' the nw-Tea c f tlw lirv.
cnraiiA. Tc.1 u m by it cum vicii Uk
CONSTIPATION
Taixt Ckikst Com poms in Jtnt a cathar
tic. It la a laxative. g--vinir "y and natural
art ion ta tha bowcia. lUuiamy aurujr lot
lows lu um.
SbKLUVlVa, II.
IPvT YOUlt WKLLS VTS'A
CISTE1JNS.
Warranted to Purify a I'oul Well cr Cistern
in Ten Days Uso or Money HefundecL
It tvI'.I draw n ralWif of -KiXrr rw T viinntc.
N--r bn. to U- ck d. j.rinu- or thawnl .Hit.
4 t-ti jr .ld "h. .-ii. draw al.-r . nil rnnn a ft. tt4L
N irua ttiMiit: to mt r iMirsu m-kf-r or Ims to ar nt.
It uo V..J.1 IU1..UK to '.lit, tx ..llutr tw I.Ier.
It v ill lut ru.t .r s n i H- i-a: uiad- of icnlvauin-4 tnm.
It i tii' "dii-iiat and r..t ilaraUf umi-tun- nuult- !r ruiiH(t v..-ii-r.
it can lx- ki nj :i 1 ft.t-n ui:l:cUfs t tlirn- i imi1iiii: to f.--n
l..r. tlic put' : ra.
It viil n..t frt ,-ri-, hivlt.c vt.1 the tst f a I'ltlMa vi lnt.-r. 3" l-
ynir I-)-jV f-ns tv- 111 trki-l di-t-liaiv'- IU. li:-Ivin.
!!: n-. strw-r. rul.t-r tt w.d lu .iitai-t itU the wat-r U o.n-
sjnlnt4. It. ,
You t- not htvr to i nnip out a pailful f "it.-.- to a fr cool
itritik. forv-rr hn. k.-t ir !.. n full of air to Uu- IhHIoui. an 4
01i with odd water aa the air m-a(Ki
Price $10 for a 1en-foot well or cistern; 50
rents for every additional foot in depth, after 10
4. live ajrent wanted In every town in the TnMed States. Address
BUCKET PUMP CO.
441 and 443 Plum Street. CLN CTTTNATT, C
We Malt a SPECIALTY of
Organs in Piano Cases,
FINELY FINISHED and HAND
POLISHED, In
Rcsewocd, Ebony, Wal
nut and Antique Oak
And : con tain ing: our: own
Patented : Improvements.
c
ACTICM or WOMXAKSHrP. PLai-.r -d
manufacturer's yricd. Order, fnr M7t:nr
:.iiee bcliciied. lre Agcaxs Wai-Usl.
ETilL w:tE?.S35iS: 33 S:. -L
.tr n.. Anw o
OILS! OILS!
The Standard Oil Company, of
Pittsburg, Pa., make a specialty
of manufacturing for the domes
tic trade the finest brands of
niami Dating and
Lubricating Oils,
Naphtha and Gasfilinc
That can t
LllDt FROM PETROLEUM.
We challenge comparison rith
every known product of petrol
eum. If you wish the most
Most : Mornily : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market ask for ours.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY,
PITTSBURG, PA.
octl.-sr-lrr.
PATENT STiEL PICKET FENCE.
IANTs :;:, J itLSIia XTIBLE.
C'hc -.?.t than Wood.
r n . i . . i t ' ?) !
y.iioii;
r-
Tate aMt t -t hu i-k-t F- with gtstr. ( 1 tu it
et:laf; i emts ! q I m mr W . 44 . Whaa rl;i& far
awi-. t;i -akti'T. Ntt-4rr art Oavtcaa. DovatM avad lijnaiss,
Waabai. V a a-tva'aetur Heair Iroa Feycw(. Crcaniavc.
Stavf; rUiioc. ti' Miuvf-rw tuid FlKK KaCA T K, Cllavr
f r-. ml aiAi.tr-ra. P.r ri4 l-ttt OrfTle TICK Duuft A5II
WIXDQW HCalKtvMtt. tvad avU aUatU WIEK WOU.IL.
TAILOtt wSc DEA!f9
01. 203 Jt 205 Market St IMtUburgti, Pw
JOHX C. FIXCEE.
IlaaLaa in
Golieii - WeJJioE - Bye - WMslies,
138 WiTU STaaa-r. Prrraacae, Pa.
Oldeet tab1thcd bonne to the city, where
nothlns; hot pare goods are Dot np, strictly lor
'amity and medicinal ae. Notbtnic Letter than
Ontd'a Weiidinr. Nert on ib Ilt. Ooek
eahelmer.s. (fray's Moaonitah!a Kve; thene
rood are leadlnic brands. Brandies of vlnt. re
of 1T on hand. (tin. Holland and IomettlR.
also Ol I Torn. Finch's l1en a'eddlas:. tl.OO
for toll quart. 6 Inr 0r: )uckenbelm-r'. th
same; MnnooKah.la. j oo ir doran. Wine.
t S.00 per di.icr. , (J 00 I'.r une-balt dosen. Seeare
Iv hozed. Abo bse In vtock. (trsndfather's
Chulr. at tl.OO per ks1Id. barrels at Seella
ratei. Apr. 'W-lv
JITCHIrtG PlLES.tTsi7-."k::
rieaUC very wrrs. pVl ArK NT
4 Mfc'M wtdafa Ha Wlatay mmm wl-srSlnar. krala
aali'eat aattdaja. aI la w.wml c-trt rraaie cat isae- t
fvsTeyatfssa, hsittt i .srsjsT ta T dfucgtaa ar a&i"- a)
U-t li. Z re-H l wf Sm city, m -e, ; J otst. f Zk.
4AL7m t-wra. UK VAT KB a. BON. PM - ifc. -av
ffjfPI DISEASES
i . n rTf C m A Y V r f
ua.u w"7,,.;;r
tBBOLBTaLT CTTRES. Usfl I tl.Lis I
TW uaat aeeVMMa m w .nrt OmwvT wnkm
mmf ImlmmMl wilnsa. wt rma aar 9mm mf Ttwr. Hmi
um. ai.rwOTw. mi. I mi, hw miHM U
mm mmum Sw WtlMti efctl Uk41h Srrui b. AsucriaM.
m mmm waU Wht f Iin fl TS kditrrsa.
Slims a rHli.Stli n, fa. arMraivscuaSjraa
sVhaa Vliltlag th Pittsburgh Exposition, call a tha
KENRICKS MUSIC CO., Ltd.
Fa? Cash ar Tim Priest an
ianos and Qrgans.
79 Fifth Ava
PITT8BUR0H. PA.
janlltm.
SAW MILLS !
Patest Tr table Frief lass k Belt Feed.
Steam Engines, Hay Presses.
Shingle Mills, tc.
Portable Crist Mills
Send for tllos. Ttarewltlna- TCsM"hlae, dte.
Catalogue. A. B. I AKoCAK CO.. lark. 1'a
JU25.1
St.
-Slllijiiiijiliit yM?
fv mm afBA rrvrreif a-vwhsi
eal Q W mr t latnaM ttchla
tl I 1 I I BBS BW M4itl.rl.clBM.t
I S I R lJ -raLrkla IfaJ.
1 L tai.r. frtm a. 4
The Most VUIalnou Weml to Be l oond In
the World.
On the different kinds of tobaoeo in
use in the various countries of the
world, Mr. Pritchett in his rocent pa
per on "Smokiana," saj-s nothing
froot what wo may term tho mkor"
p"int of view. Ho offers us pipes in
abundance, says the Chicago Evening
Journal, but we Lave hardly any infor
mation about their probable or cus
tomary contents. The Chinese, we are
told, biaoko opium a practi ce which
Mr. Pri tcneti does not think injurious
to thetn in health. The iuhabitaut.-. of
Zanzibar smoke wild hemp or bhang.
AVith these exceptions, to which some
Others might have been added, the to
bacco leaf is the thing smoked. There
are many varieties of it. and wo have a
brief account of them, w ith their dis
tribution and their botanical nanu s,
and with some pictures of the growing
plant. Put Ix-yon.l this Mr. l'ritchett
dM- not attempt to go. He writes of
Iutch and (ii-rman smokers and he has
a word on French pipes.
Hut what kind of stuff these peopb
burn in their pipes is not so much as
hinusl at. The English traveler on the
continent nill soon gain the informa
tion for himself. I Jo whore he may,
he mill And it simply impossible
to obtain what be will dignify with
the nam'1 of tobacco. The Herman
and Dutch forms are better than the
Italian and tho French. but we
can say no more than this for theia.
France we are inclined to put as the
lowest among civilized t bae M-coniUfu
ing countries. The band of lie- (Govern
ment m-.ikes itS"-lf fi-lt all through. Tho
lhis-- kinds of foreign tobacco which
are admitted into France are purchased
on Government :.-coi;nt, and tin y a;-"
about equally bad. The n:tixe-grow:i
tobacco is wholly wanting in fragrance,
and it has the doubtful merit if being very
strong, tu-. us we should t' rai it. ry
rank. Can. is further taken that no :.
with capital at e-jnmiasid shall be suf
fered to open a tobacco shop.
The v.hole scheme v. r!c - eit asu
might expect. There i. small c;ni;,-.-anywhere,
ami only bet ".'" n balaal
worse. It would, pernaps. i'n s -.; i-t'::i::g
to reci-nci!.-. tli- Lnrli.-ii ivur.
-mill
US .,f
' bis
: i.as
to bis p,t in lift- if li- i
c.e-T : I '
f i i-' . ! TI i l 'I'-- . ' I.
ii;?i .inly hirher v :r."--of
work, bi t be c..n
lhri -M-nci. :i:i unnce .
bv liu i:ie:iH f liie hi:
.-1 th:
- .i - i ..
r'f v
a :nl -.il-o
u
. kind ii i
best, iiuiil-
-. bat
. ln.-h
ncli
nex t-rthele.ss far sue.. r:.r to aiiv
eil!iT a Fr tich woi-l.man or a I f
Iililileliaire can hope f.ir in bis
I'.VIl
countiy. We uo not know what value
our working cbisS' s set on a cv,.i:,i.m
privilege which coui j ;i tin in as a mai
ler of course, but '." believe tie T"
would be a rebelliou to-n:orro-.v if it
were taken awav ,'.nd im-v v. in-com
pelled to smoke t ;i) l al. li.-r
dare to say thai it had nt
danlly pnv.)':ied.
en.
-en
1 we
b
POLLY AND THE ,-iZT
i c.
U KtlucAt.l 1' rr .l 1 11 t . .1
Into 'I r,tt ij
Our next ibnir m-i.-'-bor. . i-ii
!:.-. n
s .-. i-.ir-
resDon-b-Tit'of Munstm'
W ""i !-!. i.s an
. vs e.-ttin-'
a!.iii..:nr I'- ''.":,t whic'i is
into mis.'iib'f, l,ut . -i
a-r:i:n vit :i--.it :tiii : :'
V"i"'li -iie b:isib:i L
sl"' k '. s s-j,- .!,'.
sb' ii-',1s 1 ; f i . 1 1 : !
iiisr h-r r.- - v i
11 .
-!s ol,t
: ' i'-' -y i u v.
- C'f.. ll. r !-.i si : -
br twills itn.i t-ri.
I'olly is a ;ro"l p-irK'
1o-.vm1 to fTi froo in
sb"- l.fki'.ni-ii:;!' s buoi
!,ss b,
n
-n.
-.'tb v.:; :
v. .irning
an.'.
walks, sunning bt-rsolf and
all intrudois.
One luori.intr a hen stra--J o'it .f '.
chicken yard and was jtil-iiy j-it-kinj-up
her bn-akfast. wln-n I'u'.l tnan-iji-d i ;i
to licr and called cut Stu.Mil"' in b- r
btiil voii'f. Tb- jintir b"'ii r-tri-a'.--ii u
her own quartets, running as fast t-s be
could, follow si Lv I'oll. ulii) screamed
"Shoo!" at e ry step.
A few days lal" r Poll extended ln-r
muriiin? walk into the chicken yard.
Here, with her usual curiositv, she vent
peering into very corner, till she came
to tho old hc-n on ln-r nest. Tbe hen
made a dive for Poll's yellow head, but
missed it. I'oll. tbinkiu-rdiscr'-tion tbe
b-tter part of valor, turned to run. tbe
hen. with win-s wide spread, following
close after.
As she ran. Poll screaui'-d in her
.shrillest tones: "O Lord. Lord: '
A member of tbe family, who Lad
witnessed the performance, thought it
tinio to interfere in Poll's. In-half, as thc
anry h-n was raining on her. lb- ran
out and stHpiier U-.vn held out ius
hands. Poll lost mi time in iravi liny up
to his slimilder. Tb' n from lo r biirb
vantage trr Hind -.lie turned h:i.1. looking 1
Jo.in on ber foe, s.-ri-a:ni d: ! b-llo there!
.S1ik!"'
The friirhu-ni-1 hen returned to her
nest as rapidly as !i bad come.
ABOUT POPULARITY.
It Will Come to Those Who Deaerva It
Without Their Serking.
We read iu ancient story of an old
Orecian pbil osophcr who was so desir
ous of beinfr worshiped as a detnijod
that he threw himself into a volcano,
thinking that his mysterious disappear
ance would lead men to believe that he
had been taken lodily to Heaven. Ilis
design was frustrated, however, by the
action of the volcano, w hich threw up
one of his slippers, thus showing the
manner of bis death.
This mythical tale has a moral that
we may all do well to heed. If you
would have your memory cherished aft
er you are gone, leave behind you noth
ing but the "fragrance of pood deeds,'
The evil that men do lives after them,"
says a princo among poets; "the pood is
oft interred with their bones." Influ
ences created during lifo will ripple on
and widen even after we Lave passed
away; if for good, then to our honor and
glory; if for evil, then to our shame and
disgrace. Deeds that we may think
bidden now will stand out brightly in
the light of after time, when our lips
are sealed against all possible defense
or explanation. It is better to so order
our lives that all our actions will bear
bringing to tho light, and leave, no tar
nish on our good name. Let us be sure
that our sins will find us out sooner or
later while wo live or after we havo
gone to rest. We may also learn that
those who are over-zealous for popular
ity often defeat their own ends, as did
tho man in the fable, by some foolish
act, by some betraying relict of their
selfishness and mad desire for applause.
Popularity of the best sort wi'leomo
to those who deserve it without their
seeking. Tho only kind that is worth
having is not gained by fawning upon
the public, by catering to every whim
and caprice of the populace, but by
steady, persistent, noble, honest work
that will command in its own time the
respect and admiration of all mon.
Christian at Work.
Took Him Iiy feuriire.
Not miny years ago, says the Sh-ib-..
ville ( Mo.l Ilt ral.l, a man went to the
Hannibal fair w iih his herd of cat tb t.
show. When be arrived there he found
that he had no opposition, and m ":ii r
was be to beat some other herd that ;.i
sent word to a man in Ralls County who
owned a herd that he would pay his en
trance feo of thirty-live dolluro if be
would bring it down and enter it against
him. The Ralls County man did as re
quested, and the reader can ima gine tbe
surprise of tho uther man when the
Ralls County farmer took the first pre
mium wiih Lib herd.
4. FT. BICK
Johnston, liuck Co..
liAMiEUS,
EHEN'.UI.O - - PKNN'A.
A. V. UKU. taabler.
KjiTaBLisnki" Ma.
Carrolltown Bank,
UAKKtH.LTUN. IA.
T. A. It tKHrOII, t aablrr.
General Mliu Ensiness Transactei.
The t.iiK are the principal faaturcl ol a
Kent Til t.akkiu t-atiaett :
IIRI'OMTI
Keceirer' fsj l.!p on dmanil, and lnteret l.ear
tDt certiBcate.i lrunl lo tin Uei-OKltum.
I.OAXM
Fxiendcfi ,i ccs i.mcr on lvoraMe teiafand
appruved j a er "l-coi,ie1 at all limn.
(01.I.KTIOS
Made in the ...mllM ni4 nxn all the Inntint
tuwiik iu the L'u tJJ laies. Charge, modtrate.
DKIITS
lafued neot(-He In !1 part of the ITnlfM
lat. aud lorelifn .xchanite iiued on all pa t"
of r oroj e.
AI'-it.lN
Ol tter-ho' lnticr end t'-e' 'i'iclt.1. to
whom reant-le amomoilation will f.e exieii.ld.
Patroiii are eured itmt all tratiiuictlon l.all
tr lirld strictly prlvair ird finftiiprillf 1. And
tint tt.ey will te treated as lilwrally a k.uod
banltlnw iale wni ptrulu
Respectfully,
joii.vs i ov. iiKii a to.
"Seeing is Believing.
ever made, like Ala
din e of old. "a won
dcrlul lamp I" A lamp
absolutely noil
es ploal re and uii
breakable, w!.ii-h
gives a clear, of t,
brilliants tilt, light
of $& eanitle rw
Purer and brighter
than gas light, softer
than electric light,
more cheerful than
either! That lamp is
"The Rochester."
And with it there is no emoke, no smell,
ni fcroi chitnnrjt, no rlickerinp-, no sweating,
roclimhinif ap of the tiame, no "tantrums''
nor annoyance cf any kind, end it never
needs trimming. Its founts 101I reservoirs!
being tough rolled seamless brass, with cen
tral draft, it is absolutely unbreakable,
and as rttle c$ a la nw mii'Ut.
Only five yesrs oli and cif fno i-A Tioh f
lampt in vet. It must be a GOOD lamp to
make such a telling success. Indeed it is,
for lamps rr.sy come er.d lamps may go, tut
th "Rochester'' shines on forever! VVc
make over 3,000 artistic vai ictics, Hang ing
and Tsble Lamps, Banquet. Study, Vase and
Piano Lamps fiery kind, in lironre. Por
celain. Brass, Nickel &.nd Black Wrought lion.
Ask the lamp dealer for it. Look for the
trsde-msrk stamp: "Tub Hucbeteb." If he
hasn't the ctr,ui Rochester sr.d the style you
want, or if no lamp-store is near, send to us
for free illustrated c-ntulogue (and reduced
price-list), and we will box end send you any
lamp safely by express, right to your door.
HOCHESTEH. LAMP CO..
42 Fark Flare. New York,
ifanufirrftirers, and --It Chmm oFoeVvfer PaUnU.
2ti lirfut Lamp itor tit t H'orid.
Caveat, r.nfl Trarte-Mfirku .'t-ned. and all Pat
ent huf.-n"s cindnrted f-..r Moderate Fees.
Our Office is Opposite U. S. Patent Office,
and we mn fecire i-ali-nt in lens time tlian thoee
r-rnote from WssL-.ncrti'in
end nio.i"-!, drawn,: or phito., with lircrrip
tiim. We Olivine, if iiutentaVji"" or tint, frre of
cfcsr'e. Our lee not dn? t.il putent : wrured.
A Pstnohlet. -How to Obtain 1'uti-i.ts." with
nsra. n -f a'-Tu.i! r 'trn'. in your State, county, or
town, fi-ui fr-e. Aadrcr
C.A.SNOW&CO.
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, 0. C.
ti si7
flmnliift (Ha torpid lUer, r irnttt
eti I lio ' 1 ' ( 1 c- o r aui. if,; ulux .!
ANTI-0ILI0U3 l1EG1G!::E.
Xsi malarial rliafrleta llielrvlrlnn in
w idely rc---nixetl. u tne i.sacM ee.
olUrrflpirl la la f rering 1 tie a., stem
from lUt oiin. 1 Iriuull; aaSM
coated. l)nie iiuall. I'no, '..rli.
Scl.l Everyrrlicrc.
OCic-c. 44 r.I array St.. 2..'v York.
" v7hen I rnv Cms T So tiot tneaa meraly to
wop tiu-ra lor a time, and then hare them ro
turn actin. I xu.v A liADlCAX. CI AvU.
I havo toada tua diaeasa ot
FITS, HPZUHTSTZ or
FAILING- EICH1
s.
A. life-lonsr atnijr. I TTATtaAfT rcy remedy t-
( Cue tUe tvurst oases. J.i-rturc oiliers bro
iaiiedisnoreaiion lor not mw receiving a cure,
t-eud at ..m e fur a iri-iti.e and utrci Koti ua
of my lsrar.Lii.LJC lia.vr.or. tiire I-xprets
and io-t oiui-o, it costs yon otlm. lor a
Uiil, and it v.' 1 Care yuu. AUcxcsa
H.C. ROCT, f.!.C.. 1 83 Pearl KewYCW
rTT I . r. ,. wa Fur Lu ri",
Fur Iu0r-rir:M5 3 HAMiOPI-l
Bf'"lWn -rut-. I t:iNf" VaS bti-llIIX
PWrjIi-' t 1 vT-fikB. at lioJr aaa K.ad I Oeci
fiV3iij ur-l-ltlii;
' HoJy aaaTtf .ad. Itir-s
itiiiilji vfl "f Li .-or. or F .-. in Oiiicr ci.r.
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bi-i.if CT-r..:i . i.rii -I I- lii ti ti-. .-. i. .
B.a I..I. I. I. -in Stf till". .r.Mr l.lr ' rm W-tt. .
Utrit.;'. '. .. . .- .. I .-fl c pro. .-.".!' -.-.
4uMir;l fr.i.riL; L CO., trr. -Ui a'. V.
OF PURE COD LIVER OIL
And Hypophasphites of Lime & Soda
Almost as Palatableas Milk.
Th only prepsra'.lon ef COD I.ITtB OIL that
can be taken ruulily and tolerated for a looj tut
hj di-Ucate stomarlis.
in as a r.KrrT tor romPTTo,
MIWHUHS AHUHONn. IMKllll. .KN
Ull lit 111 111, IQil.l.S AM HiiiOtT AKl.
IHllOMs and all U tsi lMi .isOI:t PS Of
lill.lKKN It in nmrrt-lliHin in liu rnlts.
I'reacribed and -u.iored by tLo beat l'hvslcians
la the countries of tbe world.
TALZ EY ALL DRUGGISTS.
; at s
A pHipbf-a if .iiii.;
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K 1
:ain I'.ifi.'j v. .. '. f X
:ifct ltrindwny.
4 IIVIKIIMM
..U..ia. 4. r m . 1.
H..IIIAI... Ill siruri. M.. Nr York
an le-rn n.e tvi i-t ! ai n.o.J HP
All V tKT'NMl In A iorrfsn real.ai'er, Itfw
rate I'aaaiiblel lwc
r. l. jons sroy. m j. hvz.
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A
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.SUCCESS JN UiX
Opportaaitica For th Youe v
of To-Djiy. i
lha Proper Cuurso to t'ur.u
u:d Kuvn-il in Itu.
OrosrtiA of f.-irtri- t',..i,
Duiall l:-;: i.i,.,,
.1,
l-.a
Hovoral of the most fawou s-a.-; .,
Hs .hi I factories if tv w ,"'
- ,f x largest stor( h,,j til'.,,":
...:!!i:;:g in a small way. i.,.B "-
i.-.t-iers bad pcarcoly any r-i.,: aj J"'"'
1 1 nr. i!i. tii.t'.istry and j r
by I i ; i.li tijoney as pa'
I::-
i -.. 'l-sioll ol ::;e V.'i-:-i,-, 1
I ( :r, -i r, u.cli. ii.uiiw ,
- el tu ehi ajK-n prH-( m , ,lf
t :'. . relations of busim ss
. . .! Ii -'.: d. and so the b'!-;r.
. r. vjiamlitig until acres ,,f ( u
t tl.n piaci: of one n,u,i , .
Li. iiii-ij-m- be (fan to be .-).:;.
i ::.i"iis iii7i.jiu oi iiiinu-i i
.r-- .n.niy ;'r-at eslabiU'.iiii.,,
' ii.isa general outline ,;...
i'i' s avied by an oppori i.i..
: eircni-istaiice helping t-i a
growth. Hut when a yo-.n, .
-i.u'. n one of tbenc bip work- .,
i !jov:.-:iTKls of employes aiul .
1 .
!"". .-
:;'.:nr ti ice, be is u rv '..-, ;.'. .
i. u. i;-
;. '.!:--re ::re no such o':;...r' .'i - . . '
- I - I'.. -J -vl
a ."i--e exi.,t"-d to thus bn il 1 !,-...
. , . .. . i i-.'-i
'iiiviin-. s iroin aiinoi n.r,i,,i.
: ,,f j.. u'-hinery has
l,.p- I,. c.it..: ,
.'. li-: toru s i ci p; .,
i. at the verv
I'i.- ! is u liflo truth i'i
dhiiI hardly ;(; t .
1... llinj locoiimt i . 'or i i
' an -i-work in compi iiti-.-n .
i.t-il nurks us-iu.' inu -i::ni-:'
is alt')'i-etlir ovi-r.-Lai'....-.
... r.-r truth tbt.t n .. , ;
l
' '-r-r-''.j
1 I:
i is r '"l at f .-
-.. i:. of probity, ind'i-tr .-. -v a! w
''.r ll''f Car-: -j.) i-uii !" " ' :i.:: J v.
; n- ;-.'. ipep V. :;i- -omi'S 1. v .).. I;;3.; v
i . i th- j -i -lit ies. r. 1 i-:-. -it (.-,
. i - s be i'..; :. ' ! i-bt-d b v ' ,, - -..:..,,,
iii iiio al Uc lotlouu 1'j .i.Ui.t
ier.
'I'birty years ac . mi-
i :i. : h - .-- k:u'- obji
. uj'.trently the saun- '
..-so li.irty y ear. i:
ol..: i i-f ;.- ).- "..))' s rl.-i'
i'.-;.l :H"-i'.-!iants and I
e- r.iiiii!rv. If llif-
II
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cn '.-
.
:..ii
:isi.i :.i
, i
. :: t 7 In . i;.;..)r u ni ti"'- t... r: -.'.-.h
'-v f r-t half of
v ir:i-rbt li u'd rein.iini-.l
,.in "-r . -T a: the v..f,;-i.-n
Nil" indu-'trioU-H f..i'. .i!..'.. .'.':f'., .:;
:.".e all .Ncii-.'inf'.d"iit an ! ... l r .
. .-.u'c. i-d. and opportiiiiiu. -s i--:.. .
;,. in as tin-y mar s ii - '..i a;.'. , -.
;. pr.-si-.iit geii' r.i. .on v. - .i ;:
I-'ifv-lf 1" tul:e advantage of a v. ...'.;
.1 .ii.- iid" of fortune. One c(
i.::s a-s.yers of the country s-jri-d :
i i : r-iiiail- wr.y, -x t rav inn tie f.
", i sii-. er fro tn thesweepitiff.sof
iiinufai-tori"-s. It required sun. y-r
f honest dealing licfore be co' ld Crz.
-i .bli-h a reputation for probitt ti
-kill tbat broucrlit bim lar-e o..;:-.-.
i,i-.".ls. Then his little labora'.jr. -.-
an to prow, he intcnie-1 new .r..--ir
;i i:i:a in bis ork, hi. ;,' d t..s
- e-..ti.'.- kiiown i": dl-.tant Stat'-s. a:.i.
; 1 t'.e i 'u- !' I. is life more gold fc
i'. ,i r pas-, -1 ' .rough !;is r.--- ty ii
.1 :'. vi'r t'..m ihrmih lb" f"::
s'-t!es n.ini :. l'hiladelphia. liii-.
i;?.;--s .-n was J n- in pari ij :.
" . 1i-1l'"- tit.d si. ill. in part i-j I:-:.
:-- ry. but :il-o in luv part o !..-:..-
,.r i i-antji-vs coIi-.Il in i :
V o!ii'e tboasands u d.j.li's' w.'.
f ore. No one ave the a-i.',.'r c..
.iy bo.v much silver and (.'..'j l,e ..
:..-. d tbeiclrou;, but mt r. '..iiri.i-I
. -l hiiu and on tbe stren;.'-. :. of :.:
u'..ti-"n u,iilioti-of dollars' wort' of a
. i -rial were intrusted to hi:u a. tu i G:'
i-nttftit mint. Can the yet:? a::.
-lay r: peat that history? lVi.l.".
:. ".r p.irti.'ular line of w.cU. !;:
a-: i : : i-1 i ies may be ib prijii :w.
bear similar fruit in any ui:s.tie! z
'. r'aking. The iinpa; ienrc t.'y,.:;
a is often a bar to '.'.;
1 1 ey iv ant to make money ru:.-.?
-tj'uii-u a great bouse of m..-, . k.L: -i
fci tears. Tin. are -. ' '-i--
;: in-uini'.i i;iid-r v. l.b'h ...-- '-"
:. . but the general n; - :- ; v''
.1 ;.i ars are ri jt. . r d : f ..1 ' ::
bw-iness r'pufttion that ca:i cui--
!:i tr:-ii.
.ditp recently in one cf tie ,i"
ities ai old mercantile Hr"i t-" '
i.-f-ll established for ovt-r half
.i.y, und as at one time a: i.r- L"
:.;i the wholesale t s-abli-Ki:." ::' r'
!. Mght out stock, goi..d w..l :.- -'
s by a. young man who l.ai
: i.;aU store when this t'.rtt; '-
j -Igl.t of its power and bu.r."-
;::... lie did not dream a' that
n.pe'ing with bis great r,.-:'' -" -a
as content to do the s:::u.: '.r-' -:'
11 to bis lot, ho attend" d tr.c'..J
iiisiiiess and exerted hims if '' ' ''
'..is cu-.toUUTS. Slowly but "'.':.- :
bus-jii s t-xpanded. Refi-r" ' ' ''.'
t- became a rival of the el b r '
ben tbe Ur.eTpected tteiij.'':. !.'
: hing happened. Tbe your.;, r ::''
More nti-rprising and en '
nis i. ibbor who, tiring of
.iter accumulating a large f.-r:
; iii-1 f;-.m tho Sell. In the ' -'
.'..: 1 1 as in naiuro tbi-rc : '..: -rroA
m and decay. ..- .: ! -'
i,.ii-..,.s li.ar ,.!e fr.'sii Lloed
into th" tu a": 1 d"-s-'"'t. ''
' f r
I t s.
may go on ere nig
lib t.a.e o:
; ! . ;ni-r;
give a still 1 ngr tito to t:.' l" -growth,
but decay coir.es t" - -a:.d
young.r enterpris-s dis;
Hi. ii tb- corporations th--...:.
long f-.i.' r from th- ' -'
. , . . ' -. v. ... ,, r 1 i
; li-u-'i s. fresh ideas I ' "
all 1 i-al of youth, le -.. .-- --i
. r: to be occupied is "' '3 .
ll y um: man of to-day .
. ... v t b ; air or lose in
'.e:rree Coiuldcnce in his";'i"
Mi: -ed. Rut ho must lo" ',r.'
toe necessity of toiling fur
earn the good reputation whw-- ".'
b'.:..'.l with skill and ztida-".v'
g,vo him high ylaco auidc
mi. u. . ...v
A CRAVE YOUNGSTER-
v
IVonilorful Coiilurti and four".
I'our-Vear-Oid "J'
Apl-ichy four-ycar-oid child ,;.
. Jskaioosa. I.t., says a cot-- ;rv"'
1, N -,v York World. 1 1 is t
bus. Wilson, and. while pl.i.'-" ' '
!.: mouth of a well covered
b.,.:.:j. fell in. The well is '.: - .
;. and contained ten feet ct ''.
,:.!' lime. The mother sa tat.'l.
.all. and, frantically tseirin? f".
. .. I If i ,,f x il:. VVi.-
l:iv', l.llll 1VH lb in."
child grasped tho line, but '
could not hold on tightly 'n0-i-'" ..
drawn oat. The mother tied
alfove. .
" Will pet hold on tight -"""'
mis for papaV" trembi.r'.v' "
mother to tho littlo one. 6
"Ksscamo a bravo hi-'
In low. ,-l y
The mother hurried '.'
returned with the father
other men, h". after a'-
rescued tho child frotn its l''':; ;'...
Tb" little one was ilJ,! ',',;:
fro:. i cold when taken out. I - ,.
ly cb;ii-r to thecbtbes-l--'' .
its i.ead above wu-r. 1 If "' .
hi..-'ed it and wept f'r ...
assembled crowd threw ."P
and cheered in vkai
l'o's's
OaBjrn.lrizx
la fa ti l I
EllENSllllKf
BY JAME
Guarsntrs"'1
Oas i1 7
dO dO it B
np ' da ll n.
a, do I"'
tmY-Ta persons rsi
aa mbu addlUonal t.
pay "posts. I
ri, a event w I
fartad from, ana si
" lai.rw. ..j v-
poet ta b Placed oa t
41a. Miu' laos o"
aaia tun forward.
mwry tot your r
iiMBHa Nonet.
. . - ,
oa t M a acaiawaaJ
-vir-:;r -ti-l.
'WhithmI O! Wii
' Vfmi liu-.'- Ti-mio-"Vnv
in so rv.c rv
LacAisa ir ALtir
.-, tend lor i'.
Ks-Eimi-
aJ:t "v
PH I
ttnO
IV. L.
$3 SH
taated, and so mar
VViLiliuiUU
0. T.
Affsl.
R015EI
TJjNTDB
AHUM
and dealer In
" llOIl
"A tall lin al
Bodies)
Wfc
Apt S3
:not d
VALUE
iH, COrPER"
ASL
iJteepeeUully Inn
.and tbspubiicm i.
.arryina on t.uulu
' MooDtalD Hons.
.supply front a larj
. oer, any artlole m
so iar(ra-t. la th.
Urine t.riren.
fkTSt pecltr
rat tbls tabll.hu
tin nooi
) ma a call
ora sod r.i-.
JTiaahuric. At
Barbd
A fllH-rLa' RJ
tha bo-i.'JUK t. .
aa an r-C., c . . i. i
baala.a ill a 1 1 i
tb lauare. 7 lie
artists t.o miii
sseni. Knerrititi
IiatroBaae solicit.
TO V
aVsatsaac from ll
ainiT.-wa.mig a
Bsad a raiuablrJ
parUomlara for a
pkasdkd BMalU-l
laaa wao is c4
Itvot. r. C.JT
"tier pr.
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