riiMTs am ri.ovm:s
Th" II. tt i u'.t,.r-1 DI-i'. J'
Iattil.it ..I ". a .
1 -.... i.t lt,-ufifi.l IWlti .it Ii rii
It.i'i 1 low.lni' I it.l.if 4ld !
j . I;- from 4 till ra.
"1 l.i- I i li. i: t ir.il .1; at t...
w .t :! - f.j r '.J l !h ti i:i -
I .lit . I. I 1 1 1 1' V i i i'I - III I ta-.l II t . I In- I S-
li t'.t i'I (..--. -ss e'eat s ii m i in - ;u. i
i : i r. ii i '. v:i!i.- Ii-.t ! t!.i- i r-1 in : v
,'m! t '. . -i-;. uu-'i.t.t'. f,-.r. Hi'--, will i'.-tin-m
- -t r-iivWtu'. Ini'til. it nil! p'r
nil i n; Tt.u;! put ill 1 1 1 ;:ii .mint 1:1 -f
the "Teat -.-!- it ii -ii. While in almost
ever", part f t!ii- xpi .-.it i m (.Tounils
may set :i rat i I'yiiijr eviih-nees of t he
very lhei.pt work of the In rt i.-ult lira I
li part 'iii'iit, the eesitral pi.int f inter
est will naturaliy be in the exhibit in
t in- In rt ieulmi al li!ii!.iiiir. This stni---ture
is '.'." feet li'iij and has extreme
width of '" I". - t . Its plan is a i-i ntral
pavilion with tvo ri-1 pavilions, e.i' h
eontieetetl with it !yfr.Tt ami min nr
tiiins. formi:!"- t w intcri. -r r mrt, :i !i
ss iy -JTH feet. SiuMiountiii;.- th.- ecntral
pavilion is a bitmiifnlly pr. -rl i- mi -.1
tlome. 1st fri t in diameter ami 1 1 "i feet
lii-h.
In thi' smith pavilion of the biiii.iitiu
will Ik- installed tin.- iiliciiltnr.il i
hihit. enibi-.teiii"- all varieties .f wine
;ind everythin"- jn-rtaiiiii.tr to its manu
facture. An idea of h-'.v complete this
part of tin- exhibit will be ran Ik- "-ainei!
from the fart th.it a ppl i cat ions for sp.u-.-have
already been received from thi.-ty-thrcc
forcijrn countries. Krom abroa-t
tin- exhibits of France. liiTii'.:in. ."spaiu
and Italy will In- especially notable. A
line exhibit of Chilian w iiics ami rais
ins. fameil for their superior quality
will In- made. '.: lifornia wi'I make;
splemliil display, all of th.' orat lir ::s
belli-.'- exhibitors ami havi i ilT a ;p! i- I r
mu- h more space than can pissibly l.e
allowed llni.'i. If ji.-i ni'-si. in. which
has been a -ked. be iiveM. Senator Stmi
fnrd will exhibit a wine fountain, This,
as planned, will throw, tor t '. Imucs
each morTiim-- and ;: item-v n. e;ra--ef;:!
streams of 'vine t t he hehrht of t w enty
two feet.
In the rear i ei'i ai r. -. n f the buih liter
will b" shown the fruit exhibit, which
will inchcic all varieties ;'r..'.vn inas.y
part of the world. As far :-s it is j...--i-hie
to do so. probably in a real ma
jority of eases, line spc h icie. i i ':.
natural fruit will be s'iov.n. 4 r 1 1
wise wax models, so pe-fe--t i.l .ip.....i--anee
as i . . be i n. i i t i iruis! la i ! f i ! ' .
real fru'.t. will be sub iif.! -I !' i '
exhibit a bout f. iii;, -f -.r l :
sc pia re i cet. or ii ore i l.a n a i ; . ' : i , :. . :
of sp:iee. i- l'c rv-sl. A v. r , . ; ' .
and sph-n. I ;.l . 1 1 i I i t , .f ,-i ;-. .
i ! he r fruit-- v. ii ! be ..-nt --o-.i ; ' 1 1 .- ; .
l-'lorida. Mexic. a-t.l s...i. i i a .
coiin'iie-. ;.- ni.-a:.-. ..I'
-ie f ril it can be ..,.i,t I .-.- ,t
without in Jiit .'. a n. I after t :, .
fair eo!U stoca-.e t" -1 1 1 : ie ::' b- ;, a'i
able to !o-. 1 1 ii iu p. !:'. ' !..!': : .
The e-:-.Ii'i in tic- iiv . I !;; .
ll. irieuli r. i I ! be ex- -- i. ,:iv . v ! r ;i
sive, ;ii i i he J '-. J ..I r: i t ' ... - ,. :,
VMlleed. I ' 111. thi. v.el'c l!.e .is, lie
evhibi- 1. 1 ...; well be e , . ..... f :
time i . re .i.-e, . ,,- the pi;: Ii t , t.
ionic the i heck received ill l.i in.' tr: :c
pl. lilted. .M.c.s- the.-, ...!.. .! t .......
planted .--iirul and plant-. ma n v -: -vies.
l"c :wc, ;.' r. . A i:l j- i :t t Ii e - l. ; ',
jrroim.l-. !!-..- n.nuber i . l a ;: 1! v i i,-
i-rcasin;. . 'i i.e r.cpcruiient i i i.'cii -eu
la r.- I p;-. -in :ne:u iio,-i '.; i: : ! ar1- ts a n. I
hor; .en : nra i ; i.-l ics in aM j-.i ris !' ' '.,
woi id. rei ni- I i iu' conations of j.l.u ...
and ayie. 'i. r t,. p.-riuii !!: nan..- n.;
tici-tioii w ith suc.i sp..-ci:'ici. . a.
ini-jht .. !!. Tie- result i-; th it f:
sand , ot , . ' a -if --..-! lent -p ha-;.-,
too-d.a-c i tee-it : .-.van' Am- u.C
them more tiain .":.' r ,-, , ,v.
plant-, which h ;ve been by
liruis ail the w ay li-oiii i ';.'ii..rnia to
Hungary.
The !oi-;..uln;ral i hii.ir e jii,,.,,
roiu-i i;t rated ii; one place. In the fnui:
curtain., of t!ie bniliiie-- ii! appear the
e-rei-i! iioii-e and hotium-' plants ,i
very lare variety and many rare and
beaut i ful spei inieiis. There, too. wiil
be the liae-t ili-play i f orchids evi r
seen in t h is count i-v. if not in lhewin-ld.
One linn alone wi-ll send . lu.oaii i .n it
orchid exhibit. At the openinj-of tie
fair. I hu f Samueis says there will be a
display of -.'.una diit'erci.t varieties
orchids, embracing' f.illy la.iia.j .....;.
jnens. Ih-necth the jrre.it itome will lie
tli.- Iar;est tropical plants nbtniri.ihle. iu
eludiiiL.r da panes,- an 1 ( !i: iese l.a in b . is
7." t -ii I',.,-! hi'h, palms :;4 t pi ,
liij-h. and tree ferns 1.1 feet or nviv in
height. There w ill als. be a miniature
mountain covered with tropical plant-,
and in a ea-.e within u d 1 be t rh-d the
ex-periments of jri-ov. i n y p la ut - by elec
tric lie-lit and of e-:- iwin' them by the
a'ul of electric eurreiits, passed thr u-j li
the soil, both of wliich.it i-claimed.
Lave Wen accomplished with remarka
ble results.
DEECMER'S VOICE.
J! Tv tin- Cin-at .MinlrtiiT Win Traitu-il In
IllMtllK.tl.
I'rom his infancy. Mr. lleechers eti
larirtd tonsils produced a thickness of
: peei h. and this ha 1 been a source of
anxiety to his fathi r. fearing if it couhl
teit b, remedied that he would in ver be
able t.) preach, says the Ladies" Home
.loin-mil. l!ut no tn-tter place could
have Wen sele-, ted to overcome that
troi. !;,-. ji ml to make him faithful in his
t tidies, than Mount rhr.-at.t. His
teacher compelled perfection in all Ids
re; i at i. ns.
Throiirh the. ttoi-tsof another teacher
the t hicl. tn ss of speech s as overcome,
lie word I drill the boy ri whole luniriiii
on.-word, make him take a position on
a lire iu thr- m'uldie of the tl .or, audi
tone, proniiui iat i. m, emphasis and u-v--tuie
were ri"..rously pra ti 1. i'.v. rv
iri!li-cti. in of the vii. -si ..rt. andar
ti.-ii!Mtioti were repeated dav after dav
w'nh such, v.-iiatioi-.s i;!s iro-re-
Tiiaoe nee.-ssu.-y. until the pupil h
himself, his voice utel -.-i In t-. s. t r;i:u
...
d
.ind subd n-d to t h- rt'ht expres.-i. n.
I; v.iM l-.ard:y appear i i-idibh-t, . t ii-.-wic
I: new Mr. r.cccher only after he b.
caii-.i public speaker that such ilri 1 1 in
i-oa'd ever hare been tu -cess;: rr. Sure!-,
ins iatiicr mast have Ih-cu almost
m-
spire ! to have seh-rnd mi, h a school f.-r
lie with Mr. lk-echcr's peculiar char
act eci-t ies. The place itsilf. the sur
roi:niliiu.s. hi- teachers and :,ss, ,-i:,tes
were wonderfully fitted to build him up
for the work that came to him in more
mat ure life.
Tln- DmiKiT il a l.ittlc l.parnlni.
Teacher Why. Freddy , how did you.
jret tho,e black a. id blue welts on your
arm."
Scholar Them's your alt, teacher!
Teacher My fault: What do you
mean'.'
Soiiolar (sobbiiic: rcininiscently)
Vliy. you to'.d m - it w as a poor rule
that didn't Work both ways. So when
I went home 1 took pa "s new two-foot
rule that d .ubles up or. a hin;-e and
W lit it ba-. '.: lid it worked both wavs,
and then pa said I'd broken the joints
and he went and jfot hi ; razor sirop. I
think it was a nn-a-i trick to play on a
teller. llanm-r of ti.d I.
lie Voul.lirt irln.
"Of coiine it hurt.s, Josiah." said Mrs.
Chug-water, as she applied the liniment
and rubbed it in vigorously. Uheu
lnatism always hurts. You "must fc'rin
and In-ar it."
"I'm willing- to ln-ar it, Sam.intha."
groaned Mr. Chug-water, ' but blame
Hit; if I'm troiiijf erin." Demurest.
.rv-'i--S
Vy Vi
"A woman
best understands
a woman's ills.
Thousands of women have been
benefited by Mrs. I'inkham's ad
vice, and cured by her reinedies
after a1! other treatment had failed.
Lydia H. Pinkham's
Vegetable
Cc:
mpouna
has been r.iorc sueee.ssf-.il in cur
ing I:em.-le Complaints fl-.an any
remedy the world has ever known.
All Iln.-it rcll it. or pi-Ttt by mill, in fi.rni i-f 'ii t or
l0--n2'. "ii rrrrj-fl I.4M. L.rr Kill-. S.r.
Caniriii'!ii fr.- r miwer-d. A.l.ln.- in ,Hiicidnf
" LVDIA t 1-INKtIAM .vr.li. (il.I.V.-.-X.Sliat
From Pole to Pole
Atir's f insAPAl-.ll.l.i tian domonatntted Um
Jiywt-r of cure for ull discast-a of the bWod.
Tho Harpooner's Story.
Ji.no Bedford, June J, J8S3.
PH. J. CATER & Co. 'J'-ri-nty j cara a'O I
wu s hnrpooci-r in the North I'aciili-, hoa tiva
othera uf tha crew and niyai-lf vre hud up wita
curvy. Clur bodies were blunted, gum awollea
fcnd bleeding, teeth luoae, jiurpie blotchea alt
ever ui, anc ur breath as-nn-d rotten. Take rt
by and large -a-o were pretty bailly off. All our
lime Juice w.a accidentally destroyed, but the
captain bad cuuplu ducn bottlea of ATBR'a
rjAK-ArAi.n.I a and pave ui that. We recov
ered on it quicker than I have ever aeen men
b rou irht about by any other treatment for Kcurvy,
and I've noen a nood deal of it. reeintf tio men
tion in your Almiinac of your Sar.ipiirilla being
r.H.d lor aeurvy, 1 thoushk you o. :ilto know of
thin, and m. aeud you !u faet.
Ke2ctfully youra, Xax.ru T. V:soat.
The Trooper's Experience.
Jfjareri, LasUoUndS. Afri.a.)Mjrch7, 1SSS.
I'R. J. C. Aira e Co. Gentlemen: I hare
much rieiuure L testify V tha fTamt value of
your r-araaparilLa. We bare been attioned
here f.r over two yeare, duriu; whicli time we
had to live iu tenia. Er:? undar eanvaa fo
a.-h a time breaht rn h i called in thi
country veliit-eorea." I had thoae aorea to
a,ne time. J wa-ft advtaed t.) btVe yotirSarsa.
parlll:i, tvo l.til-a of which made my aorae
d.app'-ar r:ipi.llv, and I am now quite well,
lour- trill';.. T. K. HoIiIN,
j r.'fj'rr, Muunted JCijtemtn.
Ayers Sarsaparilla
l t!i r iv th.intuclily ff-,,tive lloo4 porifler-tlu-t.r,!
ii. it I nut rtlit--ktra tl.e pvlops Of
rtrct.;t, Mi'iviifv, mid CiiWiuuj iJlmmif
ll wlt i ; I- 1.1. f
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Or. J. C Ayi r Co., Ixwell,M
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eenewee; ;
The CTP.it 0ulurity of tliU iiropuration,
after its test of many years, should be aa j
ns.-uruiii-e, i vni ti lim lun-t skejiti, al, that ;
It in reullv ni(riluriou-. Tliosr wlio Lave
iisi-J lUi.L'.s Hair Kkxf.wek kuow tha.t
it tliH-s all that is cl.tiim-il. ' I
It causes m-w frrowth of bnir on bald i
lieail proviili-U tl liuir follicles are not !
dead, which is t-eldoiu the rase: re-tore j
natural color to gray or faded hair; pre
serves the tseulp healthful and clear of
daudrull'; jireveut the hair falling off or j
chiiniriu color; keep. it oft, jilinnt, lus- ;
trou, mid caifScs it to grow Ions; and
thick. - j
Ham.'s H vin Kexf.wf.r produces its
effects by the healthful itiflucni-c of its !
vciretable intTedicnts, which invhrorato
and rejuvenate. It is not a dye, and is
a delightful article for toilet use Con- !
tainini- no alcohol, it does not van- i
orate iuickly and tlry up the natural oil,
leavini; the "hair harVh and brittle, ns do j
other i.reparatiotia. j
Buckingham's Dye j
WHISKERS j
Color them brown or black, as droli-ed,
and is the best dye, because it ' harmless; j
produces a permanent natural color; and, i
belntf a t.inir!e preparation, is more coil- j
vtnitnt of application thuu any other.
FHEPAREO BT I
B. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. U.
- Sold by all Dealers ia Medici rea.
FOr? ARTISTIC
PRINTING
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GENERATION AFTER GENERATION '
V3 Q HAVE w SI) A.NO "Ifcui IT. -AV
tvery oiiiTcrGr tr"m '"""'"aau, si-
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STHATTOM
R-ind Inslnmichts, ;aaro an-! Tins Drums.
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MAHRIAGE AND COMMON SENSE.
Milr I'im-14 I'iiIi I Ilartir -rrq-i-ntIjr
U ll Imul -rtc i iitai-:-rt i.,u.
'1 he v in.in i.f th urics ilm s nt
ni.trry. aicl in- ir.a:; i',-s iii-, wife wily
i i r. '!'!. niiin v iu iiiurri- must
Ik- UlIIr. In the :ir-t jdac.-. liave
it !i-; r i;i yi.-.ir niircl uli.it ynu marry a
vvmii.iii fir. A man i. t. iipt to
marry ;i . miian f.T the tliariu f
si'-ii-.!:i::ir t!cil i e-im to le imprsie
ti -:i'i!.. i . i:- ;i:i.l then t fret be
e i ---,' ,1 ii -h t r!i;m;v arnuiul and
il.-v. i t !. i h:i rr.t he v,-;ni! in the wife.
M! tli.!'. j;i-..-i.r,i':ii;- to a writer in the
iiici' i 1.. c. i-i f.i;il i.ii.H-v. i:eni.-uil-r
tin- wiciiiiii il. es not cliaiife entirely
v'i-n .-.l-.e lieci iiiH-s u wife, and you
np!t look t i lier for compenionship
ti'oriir th,- lines for wliich you chose her,
Jinil nut exix'ct that invause slie pleased
you in one way as a woman she is
iroiptr to please you. or to even want to
please yon, in eveiy other way as a
w ife. Men seldom piek out domestic,
ireritle. quiet little creatures for wives.
Yet once they are married they realize
that the domestic, yentle, paiet little
creature is the ideal wife, and they kick
lK-cause their fascinating- cixiuette, their
stunninj. horsewoman, their brilliant
woman of ideas, their dear little in
consequent l.;i!i- woman, does not at
once develop the home traits of the
ideal wife. You have fr.,t to keep up
the atiiiosp'u re she neeuh. The average
wife-, so I liave observed, tries hard to
julapt herself to the new requirements
that the man she marries makes as a
husband. !mt you must helj her. She
is not o-oiny to p'an pretty rijfs and
make a ioint of lookin- sweet if you
don't say somethinr alnnit it. All the
little. caresf.injr, pretty, fetehinpr tricks
she used to have are roin- t- ilrop off
if you don't encourage them. If you
are froiny to kick alKint the liscuit in
stead ot bi-iiie- inti-rested in your wife's
book or picture: or play your clever
wife is froiii to lie pretty miserable and
quite at sea. Jlesides. think what a
disappointment you are to her. prob
ably, ami lie humble in vour mind.
FROZEN MEAT.
-oiiiu rs of Future Wiirs Will Live Hetter
Thuu Heretofore.
Ainonj- the delica-ies which await sol
diers who enirare in tho next war is
frozen meat. According- to the -'Kerne
tin Service ile I." I ntrndanee Militaire,"'
the Trench ministry of war has Ikhti
oiij-ac-e-.l for m-.re than a year in mak
ing experiments in the preservation of
meat. The experiments have resulted
in the discovery that frozen meat can
lo kept for eieht months without any
chantro in its appearance or ower of
nourishment. '1 he meat can be curried
also on the railroads for four days with
out detriment, even in the hottest sum
II!, !- weather. In :ill probability, how
ever, t ho frozen meat will in it lie lined
in the lielii t any j-'reat exlent. as th'
dit'i.-iill s of IritMKport in-,' it to widely
sepa rated armies would !' almost in
sunnoiiiitalil -. Hut the French jrovt-rn-1'ieiit
inteii-is to provide i?s forts with
!.:rj.,-ii:;.nlil'u s of it. ireat fr-ezin-ciiauilers
;ire to b,- plac-d as soon as
T. issihle w it liin the forts of I'aris and
other imjiortaiit places of defense.
These chambers will be kept tilled in
1aysofptaefi-.oth.it iu case of a sudden
ih-i l:trati ui of war tho o-arrisons wiil 1k
provided with f-xnl. In tin- French
budget of l::;-:4 an apjironriation of
f"rty-six million francs will askiil
f. r. aeeordin.'f t- the military jouriiial,
f-r tho purjH-se fif carryintr out the
plans of tho ministry of'wur. Other
l lur. ij-ean conn t rii s wi! I adnpt tho s;ime
plans in all probability, so that lack of
i-arrison food v. ill not cause such terri
ble stafForinys in future wars as it has
dope in those past.
GETTING RID OF A GHOST.
The Owner I'uilliit- llova a rtloek of
Haunted Ilium, s in New Viirk.
That superstition htiU lias a strong
hold on tho averajj-e mind is frequently
iiliT-ti-ati'd in the history of houses
made notorious by deeds of fatal vio
lence. LvL-n in the crowded city, ac
cording to the New York Press, people
often think they see and hoar y'nosts in
the place where some one has met an
untimely death under mysterious cir
ounistanecs. A block of houses on
Twentieth street, in this city, was torn
down and a business structure vroeteil.
in part, it is said, iieeanse a man leaped
to his death from one of the houses a
few years urn. There has liecn ever
since riat di.'.ieulty in letting the
house in question, and one tenant com
plained that she was annoyed by -roans
and rappinjs and tho seurryiny of in
visible feet. It was in vain that natur
al causes wen- shown for the allofred
disturbances. The tenant did not stay.
Adjoining property w as affected by tho
Vepiitation of the house, which had
once sheltered some of the proudest
f.iin'ilies iu New York, and the owners
decided to tear it flown anil put a busi
ness buildinc whore the dwellings have
Mnl. C hosts do not take kindly to
business. They have never interfered
with tho sale of dry -oods or boots and
shoes. Perhaps it is 1 localise there is
little room for imaiiuutioii in buying
and selling these prosaic articles.
THE GREAT VICTORIA FALLS.
Ainonj the f.miiili st in the Worlif, Though
IlWlilea.
Livingstone was the first to describe
to us the great falls of the upper Zam
besi river, which he culled the Victoria
tails. These falls, says the Xow Yrk
Sun. are anions the greatest in the
world. The most recent visitor to them
is Mr. Jh'cle, a French explorer who is
now carrying out ethnological investi
gations in the upper Zambesi region,
lie has made some remarks about these
falls which give ns a different impres
sion of thora from that commonly held.
He says that all his predecessors have
s;xken s enthusiastically of the falls
that he hardly flares to express his own
opinion. "I will content myself.' he
adds, "by saying that they would in
very grand if one couhl only see them.
The great river. alsmt a mile wide at
this place, suddenly contracts and dis
appears, apparently into the how-els of
the earth, falling from a height which
I estimate at a 1 tout four hundred feet,
into a gorge which isalnmt five hundred
feet wide. The water dashes itself with
su-.h violence to the bottom of this
gorge that much of it relnninds high in
the air, and a column of spray and vapor
rises at least three hundred' feet aKve
the level of the river. One can see this
column, plainly marking the ltn-ation
of the falls, seven miles away, and their
roar can he hoard for keveral miles. I
eon hi tiud no position where I could see
the 1 Hit toin of the gorge, ami there was
only a single place w here it was possi
ble for me to see as much as six hun
dred feet in width of the falls at one
time. It is impossible to ivimiun. 1 V,..
Victoria falls with those of Niagara. I
me l.iner are very grand and the
former are terrific, but more on account
of what we imagine than because of
what we can see."
: A Iliflli'ult Job.
A o.H'oanut tr.-e that weighs six ton
i-.t.l.o truiisf.-riv.i f:-,n Honolulu to
the publie i;.ik in S;,:i l'rarn-jsoo. In a
tronc-li aroun-l tho troe, which stoo.1 in a
yrove near Honolulu, a ma.st.ivc Ikx
was built to inclose the root. Above
tho box was a frame that had jack
screws for lifting the entire mass. After
the tree had been raised it was canted
and its l..n- leaves were fathered to
vtlior and tied. The nuts were
wr:iPn-.l in soft sackinff. l:.v hydraulic
r..uerthe mass was raised on a truck
-hat carried il to the beack for s,hir-
91 and 93 Fifth Avenue, PITTSBURG.
HAS PUT
- s.K- hWv?S -------
WORKINCMEN and TOILERS
Whether With Hands or Head,
TAKE THIS TO HEART.
ORGANIZE BRASS BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS
During the coining campaign you will easily earn
DOUBLE THE PRICE OF YOUR INVESTMENT,
Jlwsides t.".o pleasure you will have and the flit lire pinlit. We have purposely ordered
for just such trade as yours an iiii:in ii-c stock I
Instruments of Our Own Importation,
IMreet fniDi the pivat factoi- of the world and are irna t.i nieed lo 1m- of tin- very ln-st,
choicest qiinli; y, bu I w iiich we pro.e to sell a t ON K 111' ! 'IT (XhV. No miil
dlo men ami small dealers" proht. but sulil to yon ilin-ct ai I M l' 1'1'KUS" 11: ICKS.
No mutter what interested parties may try to make you Ic-iii-ve. just conn- straight
to
HEADQUARTERS Foil MUSICAL ISSTRUMESTS. f.RASS 11ASD AM) OR
CHESTRA jysTRUMEM'S AM TRl.MMl.t;s.
Violins. J uiiars. M ;inl ilins. IImh jos. Kifes. (' irni-t s. 1 ri!u. M usic: iirli-iil -v-rv liiii '
inusical. ANo, the MATl'IILKS IfKt'KK! i:i'S. i'l.N(s.. t!,:- Xrlisii.- MOiiKl"
KNAHK X-C. TIANt), ihe woilJ-renow n.fl JMIIIJ.IANT FiC lIKU 1'iANU and
the tSTKY, and
STORY 8o CLARK ORGANS,
all of which ii know leads the iiiUMr.i world in ijualily an. I character of their j-ihhIs.
Wiiile we put the prices down to vim at such rales, ami on -in h
EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT
A puis one of those elegant iiistriijiii-i:l- w ithin the ii ai l: o:
Every Man Who Loves His Homt? nttd Childivn.
You shouhl liave a IVn-ker ISros. or Knaln-or
striiiiieiit. liisleail ol some cheap or unknown oi eili.iji- s..,i,c o'.d i'u -il make.
Tiii-i'efoie liave only one ot t he aUve iiained iii-H iii.ieiii-. Have :io o!lu-r. ANo
remeiiiU-r 1 hat for i t her l'iit mis fr h iraiis. 1'ainls ami Orch-tr.i iii-! rumi-nts we
will make to you the y lowest single l'rolii I 'rices, and KAsV 'JKIIMS
l'AY.MK.NT. Also reim iulH r to w riti Uiiect to the hous.-. or call personally al lie-sali-siiHiiii
in t!:
Evcryhody ki.i-.ws when- the ll.unih.ui UuiUlhip ;i ,v :: l':!ti: av- iii;,-. I i 1 1 -l.iirjr.
I". S. -If you w ish to rail in the eveniii. jiit
you v ;a call an-.i t lie roo:n w ill ! ;:-pt
B. J. LYNCH,
UNDERTAKER
And Manufacturer &. IX-a'er In
HOME AND CITYMADE
FURNITURE
mm iso Wiii suits,
LOUNGES. BEDSTEADS,
TA33t,33S, CHAIRS,
M!attresses, &;c,
1005 ELEVENTH AVENUE,
ALTOC )XA. PENN'A
Citizens of Cambria County and all
othr- wishing to purchase honest FUKN1
TURE, ie. at beo6t prices are respectfully
Invited to tive us a call before buvlcs else
where, as we are confident ttat we can
meet every want and please everp tast.
l'riees the v.rv lowest. f4-16-'80-tf.l
Pick Hoadmche -d relievo all the trouble incf
Cent to a tuiioua slate cf tho a.jntem. suclt &a
Ijizzinaaa, Nausea, Drowtunaee. Dutraaa after
ratuig. tain In Uie kide. ata. While Uioirmoet
remiirtalila mcce lun beep ho-ta ia curing t
Ce&Aaehe. yet Carter's Littio ZJ-rar PUla ara
eqnaHy valuablo In Conetlition. carina: and pro-Tcntmi-
thlitannoyina compUlat. while thry mint
cnrrectail disorili rHi.f lheBtoruach-jmulateth4
l:vr and regulate Uie buwela. xlni II Uie j oaly
HEAI
AcT:oey -s-onld bealmoartprWloitfito thoae -rh
auff.-r from Ciia liwtr.in(j cemplaiut; but f orra
xzAely t hr i r ' -x.lnoea d noteud h--re,nd thoie
-ri.ocnct!-Ythcci will fcad theao little pilla-ralq.
erne tn loounr vt.th t'.-al they will not be wiU
ligtodowitbuutthoia. But aft or all sick hea4
X" ic linns of p- TiRn-r lire- that bare la -rbr
-ei.-.-Vo our T2X ioiit. Oar pills cure it whila
oti.' uo not.
Crit r' L'ttlo I-lvor rill are Trry -mall ami
T.- rj- nil-1- t.ko. Oi.o nr two pills laakea does.
Uli.v i:t hlticiy Tovt'ab'e aii j do not ciips or
j-'.r-. l.-.i or tii. :r rr-ntleartion please all wha
: - i.. ; ::. la ---:lsat 25oetiU ; tivefor IU kVaVI
' -: "ioi oiiri-i arok or sent by -"'
' riT art s?edjo:ne CO.. New York;
? FILSsJALL DOSE. SHALL PRICE
jatili PI lj NK
ENGINES
SAW
tan i r-
THRESHING MACHINES.
Best Machinery at Lowest Prices.
i B. FARQUAR CO, YORK, PA.
ruaij-13t.
JOH5 F. STBATTOS A SOS,
43 ft ii Walker St. RtW TOEk".
. 3
Imporurs aa4 WseUaOa Ilealm la all aisdiof
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Accordeont, Hannoai
cas, Ac, all kinds ot Strings, etc., etc
1 lappy and content is a bride with "The Rcr
Chester;" she lives in theligt.lof the rooming.
Tjitar mart, turtle Am ktlt r Lawn Co. AVu 1 'trip
U LO. A. ,ew Vol k tit-
CARTER'S
CURE
A 3F TT -TOW
l"iii.-r. or K-tey. Si.nv t'!;iik in-
drop a po.lal card to S. I l.t n.iU n when
open.
OILS! OILS!
The S!: mlard Oil Conipsmy, of
Pittibur":, I . , make a specialty
of manufacturing for the domes
tic trade the finest brands of
Illuminating and Lubricalios Oils,
Nahhtha auJ Gasoline
That can be
UDE FBGM PETBOLEDH.
i We challenge comparison with
! every known product of petrol-
i cum. If you wish the most
j Must : MgiiIf : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market a-;k for ours.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY,
l'iTTSBUKG, PA.
octls-M-iyr.
4
IJE MUard Ma OpportaallT! DOVT Ml..
"UM, Iietl--. uijiuu; ne-lnci llicir 1.1.
pannnili.., aai lioia ..t riike live iu aud din in
cbu-aritTl llrroitit J.,f..r i tli. lot .f nit,T uu-r
k bark on loai, fir.,.r loit. ot.noi tunujr. lilt i. pu...
C I Il.ai;h oat. Ba Bp and di-itir Inipro-.ywar of(orln--my.
anl aof nr. prosperity, pri'niiu.iic.. p-ac. It a, aaid
f irlll"",,br- "!-- f luruoi o9n a
s-ullett opportunity to cai-b itboq at aom. p.n..d i.f Iif.;
SiUara t jarLiin. e. au0 .l.a p"in out liar ri-lm , fil tods
ai and au. dcpuria. r, to lotarii.1- 11. w i.i,ll j.Jtt nud
tl;a ctiLDl H oppi.itm.itrr Ii,Tr,-i-,t. ti,rr rlianr. tUu
a; r-f .ra wonhj. and i.f !air prur.n... tlmt l, aiiat a.l aac
ai- ulmnau. Ilri.i.a-, .!....,.ltT. ,. u aa Mnetoftaw
Wltlim Ui.t.arhi.t la l rill j p -t.!.. l.i.pr..vd. it sill m,rm,
at liul. a crai.d ,ta: t in In.. 1. b.ii.ii r.-.r.tuniiTtor
anan- ia torn. Mnury to I., ma-i. rn;.; 11 m.d lionorablT
tf auy ludiiatri-.nai.rix-n i f rilli.r irt Ailar-a. Vo raa
o th. woi a and li. at umo. H . r i.r Em bo
rmnra.ia.i.lT.arBi,,c from . In MO nr d.r Toe
can da awll if yoa will o:k. n..t t .o u.r. Lut indaatn-
al-; and -n-an inrrcao T-nr ii.r-.m r. ,o,iCnon Vol
cBji,ipr,tii.oi,!r.(.ra:! y-r.r tin. to tu. work Eaaa
to loam. CapitiJ n,.i raiuiied. V. .t .tl tou A 11 it com'
pr-.iir.'T b.w aJ mjlli -(on.l.-rfnl. Wa iaslmrt .nd
Cavats. and Trade-Id arka obtained, and all l'aa
ent riumnoain rnndnrwd for Moderata Fes.
Our Otoe rs OpposHe U. S.Pateni Office,
and we can aamre (latent in le time than those
remote from Wa-bin"-tim.
Send inodi-l. draw iut; or photo., with dearrip
tiim. W r- ad ie, if ).iteiit:tlile or not, free of
chara-c. Our for not dne till viti-nt in -er-nrod.
Pamphlet. "How to Oi'tain Hatrnta," with
nnmr uf artual clii-nti in your Slate, couat J, V
toun, cnt fn-e. Addres,
C.A.SNOW&CO
Opposite Patent Office. Washington, 0. C
HAI TI Us
XLT1LL1.1C are tnaOa Iruui the
lust lira n .Is ol riKiflni'
Mm l-late. an4 alool
flie -In icalvanised.
You can tmr ihun
: h i : ' : l z :
p.iinto.l or nut. I lur Klvanlxed sihintlen are
rain and ruft i.r.:, without tUa 11w.e5.1tj1 of
paiiitiii. lur pii itel Tin s.1jiiik:o are worn
duraidd and omitfnt-nial than It tn vun4ble to
make a tin roof, ui on In ttie cl 1 larhioned
htvlo. Write lor iirioi? li-t K.
Xbs NiTii'-iL Shut Meul Kourimi ).. y
;iiH alreet, .Ne YorK. 6 Ulr-tiuj
Ve -n4 th Trnrrf-l..ia Tronrli
lirmr-.l- CALTHOS trvr. ami a
!-rl iruarautro tliat tai.Tii-a wtli
KTOI Ulwrkars.- V Eaalwalwaa,
Cl Uf. H-i-wialwrriwa, Varirawclr
aad KKkTOKU Lad t la-or.
L ie it and fav if satis f.'i.
Addruaa. VON MOHL CO..
wla Aauraraa A-cwta, UacaaarU, (law.
v-s - s r r
ara--. i num. Ur known anmi' oar work
ora o room to --t.:ain l.oro Wrilo ai d l.-aia all frwe
-rorn ir-,,l I , rf.l,T AJ.,.,. at enra. ll'.
UaOlott ai U., liwa. U. I'u, llu.d, Mavlal.
mm
A NOVEL DUEL
Thr 1-ri.K ip.at:. Walk Into : l:it k 1
I ill, 1 willi Turaiit ula.
Th tloUiii .of r!: .f tl"-
I'.m ls i -i-r 1 n;it h;i- !
this city, fiy. ;i l..c V'-r's 1 !-.
jiii sj.ii t r v, !i- h.'is Ix-r :i in ii- 1.1
t::ii:s :i l:v. est f l.:is .
'ii!.::y i . s.i-ur tin- lfir.it r i': l-.-f-:n:l
Nt -.v M.-xi- o. jj-yl t:- ;..
tIit-:-m-r. i::iti-.n- .f th - l .v. i
Tv. ii y'l-.m;;' I'lt-n :m Ai:;; r! : :
Mi-i -ii fi ll out iiyi r :i y- -.
llu-v Ix.tii 1 .vii!, :i:i 1 tht r. ';'. v.-.-.s
'.t
1 .
i : . n
;i;:t
t !i.-i-nini:y Ik iirii--t jr :. ' ! 1-t.:'-rii
-.1. anil it v;is tK-ii-riiiitioi t t ::-i '.' i:i
"1 in-i:i:itt-r i:im tilciu-. i:i an ;:lii: n:il
v;i v. li- nvt-ViT, a-ul it was p-;t u !-. ;r.i;ar
chullt-iipv ainl a ri-plaiii-t-, lmt v l.iii in
company -f mutual frii-:i-l I'u- M.-.ican
taunli-tl tin Aini-rican will, lx-inr a
lii--inl.-r iif a r:u-of cowards ami
tin- .i:n-ri -::iis h:nl no In-.;', ivy. Tin
Ami rican. f cmirsi, tlisp-,'.t-. 1 t!.i, a: .;'
sai.l li.-wur.l.l tt-st tin- M.-.i :i - lr:i . --ry
if lit- n ishcil ii. JIcw..i!"'l 1
iiiLT t j.'-o into a dark rom., wi'li t ' i
M-xii-ati aii'l then- li" i.l-. th-- p !;.t.
lint the stijitilatitai w:,s l!::it in ti-.-tt:ir!c
r'K.iii there slioiihl also a j-.t of
tariiiitnias turii--l loose. If t i'.'.. r
t :i!.n- out alive li- v. as t have th-- irir).
If either showed th-- whit 1-. :.tl:- r .:-l
came mil before th-- h at :i i 1 i:..- :', v.
or li.-foi-:- all the tarantulas wa-. hiih 1.
he sh-;dii .dve -.;, ail eia';i:i to the jrii-'.
The Mc:.i -an v. as di:-;'iM-.l t- r f-:se.
hut tl.i- fi-.-ir of h'.-iri l.x.ke-.l to .n .-. :i
coward caused him t- iicc-c''.. 'i i:e
room was prepared and th-- two i i :i
went in. 'i'iii-re wire at least ado .-.-n
tar-mtuhis in the r-iii jnnl a! i.o
scorpions. The Ameri.-ais w::!cl l.h.iy
into the i-ooiii anl took his : ta.-.i!. wh-n-th-
!t '.-an fi.-iluwf!. hut v. as h--:-i
KM' 111 III:, lillir.llt r. 1 uc :
I-
1 !
cl .ssi l.srt it r.hort ... :;i-ii th
can as in ard to .-..-ri m:i tit iha.
hint : ai.-i w;:s iyio;r. 'i lie do..
I'lu-iied and lie staL-ei-e-1 out a..-
th-.' !!r. 'J he Allien all wall i - j ,
unhurt, and thi n il wa: found th: t ih
Mi-.i- ail had riot 1 ecu l.ilt :i at ad. !.:.
had :-rat-hed his h.i.'id o:i a
n.sil in the wall and hail th -.. :ht i.:
spider's hite.
OLD TlivlE RAiLHOADLRS.
ln- tiT Tlii-l'l H.a-i Hi i-;i .i 13:ii,-r.s !oi-.-
siijt-i- ix:;n.
hr!st- ph.-r Smith, who liv--s oi
Maryland l:ei:.-iils. ijpjfi'di Ii:-rp.-r':.
ferry, is the oldest living- lo ,; ; . t. . ;i.
jriia-er o:i t he eont incut . s:i;. s 1 h--m-irc
Slill. l'he liet oldest is . I. ;
Vork. of .Mejadvilic. I "a. Snirnic! I ) .-.ihV-day
is t Iu-ohiest J i v i ; ; o- i-m;): ..ye of th-Ik-.ltiinnrt-
A Ohio jjn.i 'i;iia:n I ).
the net oldest. D-uhleday v.:;-- tl.e
tirst li iiiierever cinploved in a r.fdr
sli-iji in the country, and entered the
Ihdtimore .v Ohio sa-rvii c in j..:;..
was n-it Io:jir after him. and va-, iii.
first lhi- k-Kiitii in the eo t.;:- '. ,
ploy. 1) i,:!.h--.l i v Mil.si-ij-.ie!;: y i,v;,:.,..
supcriM endeiit of the i:ia:i r.l: .;i, i rv!
I jams fore-nili of the ina.i suuLli
shops. The former i , ciyhty-two a i 1
1 lie hit ter ei-j-' -ty-ki x years of a '-.;-
toph.er Suiit h lw-e-an with th" l;.iiti::i i.-e
t Ohio i:i Js"i ;, i!: iver. w h-.-n tie-re
v.rts no steal i p nv. top tie' road. ..;:! in
1 -':! w::-. a hnm-iii on the Trav '. r. the
third hx-oii.otiv-e pla; ed up. -n t he road,
nr.d year h:Ter lieeairie the eiii;n r.-nl
the John h'-liney Aihmis. one of the
t arli.-'t of tin- fi-:i.sshopp-i-t :i ,'i:n-s. Ih
ivns an i-.inifr two Vi-ars 1 .-f . i-.-e I ; a'.
hiway. the veteran 1 hi 1 1 i:ii-re V Ohio
Clie-ijieer. v. lai died a Vt-lir ii;'n. S.'nit h
is over i-iht;. years of ajj-e. a:i.l v. a- f .li
nearly if no- .piite a full ha 1 f o i i i:rv
iu the Kalt iiiiore X Ohio servi-e. liei
:i hale and hearty ::i:i n for !.i c.tr. .)i.
avrc and hears a strikino- r.-s -!:i!hi:i- t- to
the Iaterportra::sof Washiuj-t -n. "I'ork
Ik aim' a I'.a !t i:n .re -Ohio man in 1 v: ;.
aetiiitr as a lireinan np-.n one of the
frriLsshoppers. and in a short time w:i.s
runtiir.tr her as engineer. He is the
rimnj'cst man of the ipiartette. heii:"
almiit M'Vcnty-ciirlit. and so well pre
served and active a.s to W- competent
to take a train re)-ularly.
ENGLISH RAILROADING
Siiultl Numlw-r tr l-itsn. r Killed Iuriiit
l.:it li ar.
The ollicial summary of the accidents
and casualties which occurred inls;ti
upon the railroads of the 1'nited Ivinj--do:n
has j list lK,s-n issued hy the lmard
of trade. 1-' rom this it ajipears that of
SKO.diHI.tXK) pass,-nfers carried during
the year only five were killed in acci
dents, the smallest actual nuiulicr anil
proMrtion rccordiil since 17:!, when
six were killed. The numln-r of pas
sengers injureil in accidents, duriii;- the
year was S75.
Of men employed hy the railway com
panies 1Z were killed aud l.V, injured in
accidents, a much hie-her proportion.
Thi' list of pa.sseni.-ers killed and in
jured by trains (otherwise than in ac
cidents) is much heavier, iiichdiiiKr
dead. 737 injured. Of these lt"i were
killed hy fallinjf letwcen carriajres and
platforms. 14 hy falling on the plat
forms or the line, and 15 hy falling- out
of carriages during the traveling of
trains. Crossing the line at stations
was fatal to 'SX and '.s were injured lv
the closing of carriaj.e d.rs.
Caust-s other than train accidents
killed no fewer than 537 of the servants
of companies or contractors, while
more than :!.01H) were injured. The
jrreatcst loss of life iceurrcd amonj the
men who were walking, crossing or
standing in the linr of duty. The
deaths from these causes were 140.
while 115 were killed while walkim- on
the permanent way or in sidinps.
Shunting operations killed S4. Forty
two lost their lives while walking- on
tho lino.
A PRETTY GIRL'S MISTAKE.
The Victim Did 'ot A.X-ar to Miud It Iu
thr 1-aat.
She was little and dainty and trim,
with brown eyes and hair, rosy checks
and a neat littio brown dress that exact
ly matched as well as fitted her. -And as
she sat tin the wicker seat of a car in an
Illinois suburban train atulhxiki-d up at
her bit, handsome lover, who sat beside
her, it wa evident that she was just as
proud of him as ho was of her. It was
a quarter tot-ij-ht o'clock in the evening-
and the south town crowd was just
reaching the city for the theaters.
When tho train reached the Kandolph
st root station, says the Chicago Times,
they in common with the rest of tho
crowd rose to leave the train.
Just as they reached the car door he
spoke to her as she was leading tho
way and tairned back to their scat for
a forgotten opera glass. She did not
hear him ami went calmly on. out to
the platform ami down the car steps to
the ground.
Once more on firm foot ing she glanced
liehind her, slipped her little hand with
in the ami of another stalwart yotmg
man w ho was at that instant U-side her
and snuggled up to him for protection
from the cold w ind that swept around
tho corner of the waiting room. He
looked down with surprise but did not
resist, and they had taken half a dun-u
stops across tho platform when she
looked up to wonder at his silence.
Then she saw the strange face.
A little shriek, and then the embar
rassed: --Oh! pardon oxcu-e mr-:" and
she lied back to the right man, who was
even then coming out of the car. and
had watched the scene w ith aiiia.enn nt.
The commuters smiled and Wondered
what she would do or say as a reward
to her lover for his surprise, and a proof
that it was all, every bit, a mistake,
lint he laughed a hearty laugh, and she
blushed --cry rosily, so no oik doubted
that it would be all rii; lit.
L A DI E S !
Arc y.iii n-i kli-ss -nniu'h lo vi-titurp If tu-nS
two ti'tits in st.irpi.s I" tin- l.ir JL- 'tr..in.; t .
"CM and .' v ostinit'iii Stn-et. New oik. .i
! niif of i'u ir Ik--ii.U1.iI iIIh -triili-il ftII-.
! Ilookn.' It i a movi-I. ttnirii-. mi.l iii!-ri-st-
iu; work l- i v.-i y jk-i-ihi .l r.-liin-iin i.l .
! rt i - :.t of 'i n ei-idx in llll:. 'li- v ti il!
f -ri.l ji--f ij. I n f oil fa-t i.f th li' luluotiK holisi-
no.JKuiui: c-rtia.
For f. II ( ii.ta th.-y w::! ll'rw.M-lirl r. txM.k I I ir it ;l t : : l :ir
rumi-ti- ui.nii. .,i "1 l.i- M il. -uio.' urd imi-ir i.f
lt iiix-t .otiiil:ir m.i Iv'i-i!i. ri!li li-ii caii'ii-itv
ctir.ioo r.-ud.
aUINEPTTJS !
A vi-rj l-l. ii-ii-L'. I : ii i 1- - t'vi yri l.i.'A-d iiromalir
C'tniniiiii. I. .r il;--ir- -r' I ? u- t :s' i- o in i nine- in.ii
other b it- r iln.: . i-il r -..!;il i.r fh.i l 1'ii.r. IA
t -ui -r 1'inl Holt li-. I'u m i il I ti- .n-.ii.li-ot
J)hyiii .u:.i in liinj:..-n:i;l Aim iiin. I ..riin:'ii uo
coiiijmni-1. 1 v.-ry K.It.'i-. l'..rSa!i- l. lirti;
Slannl.'.c?i:r.'il hy
Ttc Academic Pharmaceutic Co.,
I.MMX AMI M W VHIK.
532536 WASHINGTON ST., NEW YOKK CITV.
ELIXIR.
An i-lt-kTant Fnfrli?! .liannui. 'e nri-i-'ttntlidii
for l.i'ii.tis. iii.tluri.i.1 nml l,lM.d tr li.l. s ; ir..- n--Biilt
.f nv.-r li niy lit), j ears of iiii.Kt iL.iri.Lii
w-ii-ntiflc ri-si-nriai.
Apjniwil l.y tin lii rlii-Bt uiixlic-::! antbi-riiii-".
In :isi iii il:. iio-.-ta:a i.-i i-m-i.v -i:rt .f l.tin-pi-.
Ksi-i-iulh In l.li:l I., ladies, i Liirir.-ti and ---p"i-
uf K-il.-utiiry linbits
Kntircly tin il.le , fri- fn in harmful Jras.
Jii Huiidiotiie Pucka-es, Price 50 Cts.
I'i.;.t;ri.l s !.-'y .y
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all th.- Mini'. Tl:.-r- ... r-.
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pl.-ntiful. ainl i-i-rt:i:-,ly ti-. . -n, . .. :. . : ;
that wonil are iinn-li h in :i
f.vty Tears a.. It is very p '....:: ; ..
When th" ti!iiler wa-. tl.i. k t .
were f. impelleil to skii-:i!i -h ... rt ' '
fo. ii I :i!nl La.) to i ! -i -ri-1 t-i a ; .."
t .-lit i. n r. ii it s a tn I i'ark ai:.l -n .' ' '
s.T.nty Mijtjilli", -. liieh !
ami piL'-1 i.-s .if the seatT.-v -.i ' ' -foi-ileil.
'l'he il.-ari:; av-:i :
has 1 1. tii f i i. .we. I l.y t he - i !.. ::
l'.iuitlfss areas . .f all 1. i n-. - . f -u
hi-, li l-enr-. e-i .er!.i '. ) '.' r, li-h :.
wli-eai th.-y thrie. Wl.i'e i :
a'H.nt sr.i-h a eni!.!:t!.'!i. th. .
away uf the t iin!..-i- iia n im -.' --
fe.-ted the cli;i.-;i '.r ..f -swtiinps.
in the em. hues . .f -, U'.. -. '
lin.l si.fe jilaees f..r hi-iiitir an ! ' ' -'
th am! hunters. ;. a, 1 f. .it .rin.'i: . ' ' - :
anil rearing t In ir y. -iitii.'. 'i ! :
h ilri s. with their rat iin's
still ii-::i;.i:i. a.-.-l Lure t -i.- Ih
w inter la!rs as secu-e :.::. 1 e :r
as they were when the for--- "
Stlnive them. Uet-Mei.. th.' i l. :: '
cf the forests m i io -- r f. .r
eullet-li. n uf sh.-.-p past ures a. : ! '
sties, ainl thus a.l K to t:..- lie..! ! - -litre.
"U may set it ili'i'.n (,.r :. ' '
that liears in I '.t:!i- ! . aiii.i -a: i :
elily in J 'elinsy lvaii i.l. lmt in ever;
en. r t- e w lu re hi-.irs are f.iuiJ.I
in. ire ! '::'i p his ;.u i l.i-er ainlf..".-'
than i'i-.v "en- in unr eraiuifath. -1
Jays, ai .! u hi Keep i-ti hciiiis' that v-:..'
longer than an vn.- m .v mi eari!.
live."
AMERICA'S MUSICAL NEED-
A t-lioiil for 1 list met ion In 'iin-nt ..': 1
l .l-lritt ua, Siiirirt Mini t olli... r-
Wliat we nee.l. says a writ. r 'i "
l"irnni. is Ainei i.-an i pera ei-,, : i - '
Ameii.-an ml! s-n.-. s. A sellout f. . :
sluuiM 1' estahlisheil here. It h:
keep at linn.a those yninr in..
w ho annually l'o a It. mil to ' -:
wunlil eiifi iiira"-" those to nil,
niusieal efl ueitt i. ui who are e
from it hy the expense !.
wunM ineur ly Humpean train
sehool shouhl ii. it un'v train - : "
hut alo youtie; men ua.hit-. i ,,: '
come irehestra Tlavers nnH "'
lea.lci-.. There shouhl 1..- in ..i.l.' - :
w ith it a theater i'i hii I: -a -''
Ik- priHluaeil. The lust ;it .. :i ''
tlis Ih h praeti.-al keh.M.l 1 r,,'u
Native rii"vr w.nil.l thus h.ivr t ' . - : "
"aiitaTe 'f heinir hinr.l r.inl -i ' '
favorahle eiiitliions. ale! navv. ;;"'r'
mentalities wouhl tlisjn.iv tii.-ir : ':
in the cai-ehest ra; we nee.l. e-1"' 1''
iK-tter trainmo- m this e.-.iM'r ,
tirehestra leailers. Aim-i i. an e.-n-i' ,M "
too, Wuiihl lie j-reat ly lie!..-.!. ' r ' 1
sell-Kil hhmihl etui. -it .a- to . n
them. not 1 iy i'ii. tui,t u..r',.s
hy foreigners, hut hy "it:::.- I"' f,r'
toojH-ras written hy Anieri.-.iiis ' ' ','
were Mr.sil ile Ui raise a n..r:i 1 1' J
for sui-h au estahlishm. ir. sj.i.n i '-7'
suits iui";lit lr i.t.tniiieil ii a m - ''
time.
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Travelers in ash inioii an
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'olumiiia frequently t.-H .-f " -ilrippiiiT
with nii'istufe v " ''
rain n. r ii, i as p re -en'. . 1
si;.'ht is sai.I to lie eh:, tot .i. : "i-i:
eouih'lisii.o p. mi-r. f ih. .ys...
the lir liees. which, when tin'
of tlie ll I mi .sphere ei.'i ai1!'
the tlewp.iint.eoi!.-. t the in.n-'"r'
t he air not il t he .tr. .ps la ; 1 ! ' tin
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