AX INDIAN SCAKK.
Disaster Jr'eared by Tribes in In
dian Territory.
TralirniH Hhirh rrrsi.i;' Ih-f ''
Utons l I'ltiiiilolii Wi.rrlor
I t-:i ; : J.- in!..it I'r.a'a- i-
misti-riiii! i..n.
i 1.
Indians in the noi-jlil' ih. .. 1 of Ti-.;.-.-iuin-.ro.
I- pre-liet in, a :;- :i-' r
of s..aae kin.i. Thoy say that : . .'ia-'. hi ;i :
t.-n-iMe is nl-.-ut to liapp-Ti their
trit'ts or t tin- iiivinlifr u''-ite i-un.
'I h- pha atom trihe 1 i 1 1 - Li-en si on :i ml
heard in .lea.iiy eonlli.t, at t!.: ; i. a
sure i mi ! ioa t i. ri that in;:;"." i
will lie on t he field:.. Vr y..v i'-yr:-lias
lee:i a he-eml a'noi:"- t !'." I'-eims
of this ti-rrit'
.f a 1
1.;. .
v. hieh v. as supposi-d to ! 'hi- (.host;-.-remnant
of :i -nee pi over fi-1 :iat:--n 1hat
was ecmpletely annihihire;': !".'.: op
posin.,' ti -I.e. This .-.-eurier:--.' v::. s.
l":ir L.i - tl: -t it is iww on-' :" ti o ir.n'i
ti. ins that h is e-rovn irar-iv with ii'.v,
an.l the !'',;'a.lo!piii.i. I'le: s ay . 1 :is
1 n-t n many years since t i -1" l-i-n
any iadi'-.it ion that there was a t-.aaua-tion
of troth for the leoon-l v hi. I at-t:-.-hcs
t.i a cfrt iin valley in l!v wi stem
pait of this territory. In this valhy,
w hi. h is always shunned l.y th- Indi
ans f rill ! riln-s. aro many m -unds. i:i
di. aliar where hum Iritis if pe .ph- lie
liMi-'u-.l. hi this valh-y. ! -n:v aj.'v-. a;.-...
a frt-at 1-atlh- is said to hav.- I'.-cii
fought, an.i in this lr-t!l. on.- v, iioh
iia t ion of r.-.l in-n was wipe 1 f:-.u the
face of tlx- earth l'.v a vi-.-t.-ri. us in-va.l.-r,
who thereafter possi-ssi-d tl-..'
land.
Tlu trpnitions of tlv Indians an- s
.stron- that a'i-s 1 not wipe out the
legends, and wlu-ro one or imT ' In.'i;": .
have sci ii uncanny timers ami Icll of it
it hecomes a part of tin- nation".
tory. ami where a spot is f.mnd 1 1
possess.-. 1 of spirits the Indians j:.-ve:
afterward one-tion the truth of the
story, hut forever riKunioii the place.
Sm.li i.-the id.'oi-y of the little, valley
wh.ere it is -. -rl t lie "Teat titrht occurred
Ion- years ;:o--.
In this valley, foil of those lilt I.'
mounds, the Indi.nis claim they have,
on several of-'c-i. .Tis. M-.r the warriiv"
trilx-s iii ih-a-Hy comhiit. nnd closely
following the c-hostly hatth- cane
tro.ihle t-i t'nc India::-. Hither pe-ti-hiice,
f-i;n' ie or war has inva rial 1 y
followed t apparition, nn.l while the
Indians have not heard of the ph.an.
trihe for :napy years the le;.'c:t l is vivid
in their minds. :-.:.:l now they hilar.
th-V:"-ea;'ai:i to he visited with tronhle.
.h.hn Willis, a tlcputy I'niled Stat ;
iiiarshal. is now rcsponsih!.' for tl:.
scare aiiion-r the In. iians, f..r lie is th -ma.n
who hcartl the deadly conflict be
tween th-- phantom tribes. WHIN t'hl
n-.t kn ev it at the time. a. id. v. hile i
is a brave man. he hcar.l such soiu:-: .
one ni.'ht recently thr.t he lay per
fectly -till. Willis was on th'- trail
of a in.r.d of horse thieves, and was be
lated one nie-ht just as he ertcr.
into a little valley covered v.'u;i
small mounds. He had never heard 1
the pl.: i.t m tribe nor of thebatth
which was fought in the valley, lie
was fir from a hou.-e and picketed h:
boi-s.- and made his t amp, lie h.nl bt et:
aslet p for some time win n he wa
arou.-ed by his la.rsr. w liic'n was st:o: i
ar.d jiimpinfr ribont in terror. V. i':!:.-.
junip-ed to his feet, thinking he was at
tacked by a band of outlaws from tie
noi..t wlik-h v.'a-. made. It was br!;.': !
mooi-diirht, but he could ht rioihi::u".
All around him there se.-r.ed to t'e ;.i:
invi-ihlc li-.:-t of men. Mime- on hta--.e-back
an-' some on foot, and these men
appeared t '. in deadly t'tmiliet. Y'.
noise of t -ie t ranip'.in! h iii and ve. : -intr
men ei -nid b plainly dist ::iLrr.ishe 1.
while bho-s we!-- struck so forcibly
that tie-s-iund could lv distinctly heart!.
Baekwar.i and f.-rwar-l the battle of
frhosts sc. in.-d to ra'-e .'.r ov-.-r an I'n.'.ii'.
retail ih...wh'h ti" n tl'inp couM be
seen in :!: vr.lh-y and Willis v-.s f.lt i -st
convinced that the smnids were the rc-snil-.
a t'.re.iai. His horse con. li.ite-1
Us front U clf -rts t i i-i?.p.' and ft !::-.'
Willi-, was compelled t sa-hlle th.- at
rial and fet r.way from the valh y. J
as he (."ot. beyond the con line:-of tic
valhy u'l soumis ceased and. he was
tempt'-b turn hr.!r. ''"t ".t as ne en
tered, th-- valh-yth.sw.tr be'-.n ::-:ii!i.
TTe tol.l his st..r.v t the Indians a:id
then the story of the phantom tribe
came out. and the Indian ; told of th
disaster which was n;re b follow the
appearance of the phantom warring red
men.
A SHAKESPEAREAN RELIC.
A I'lco" ft Wnml from n Tree I'tantt-.l liy
the (.rrat I'ocf.
A crenth-man visitin..' Stratfonl-or!-Avon,
K. I J. Ira.ts. a railroad manager,
has just hal the jroinl fortune to meet
villi ;. nd ticquire. in one of the riei-jhhor-3njr
towns t- Stratford, a. slab of w.l
-i:t from the veritable me.l-'.crry t
Shakespeare hhe.stlf planted in New
place garden, where he rebitled and
v.-iites a correspondent. 'ill's
mnlbt vry tree was cut down ruthie
by a Ih-v. Francis ( histrell in lT.'i'.. ar.d
mi irritated wi re the townfolk of that
time that some of them smashed the rev
erend (.'entleman's windows. This s'.:i,
of eu.lberrv wom1 !i
n tracetl back .
beyond all doubt, t the possession of a
Miss I'avenp. rt. the only dautrht.-r of
the vi.-ar of St rat ford-on-. von in IV- 7.
a period when the cuUni down of tic
tree would be lrcsh in the memories f
persons then livinir. In.I.O. Halliwel!
l'l.idipps '-Outlines of the J.ife ol
Shakespeare." pa-j-e :;s(i wt. in,: '-Hev.
Mr. Devonport. observes Malone. in
forms me that IJu-h Taylor, who i
now (lT'.'U) eighty-five years old, and art
ahU-rman of Warwick, says, when a
boy at the next house to New ph:.v,
that his family had inhabited theh-n.1 c
for almost ::) years, that it (the fa. t t f
Shakespeare plantincr the tree) was
transmitted from father to son !:;r
inr the lat a .id present century.
Miss Devenport marrietl I.-v. John
IVfrh-r, who wa.s vicar of the
ueiu'hborin.'r parish of Alveston. but re
sided in St rat ford-on-A von. lie v. .b.hn
l'rjj-ler frave the slab of wood to a Mr.
Hannister. his solicitor, residing in
Shipton-on-Stonr, near Stratford. At
lii death it passed t his sister. Mi: s
Itanni t-r, who lately died, and at he
sale of her effects in issy ;it Shiptoii-t.u-Stour
a resident there purchased the
sl.ib. from which it has been :i-piire-l
by Mr. Ivatts. Tl.e slab measures in'.;
inches diameter h-nrthways ninl s
inclies diameter crossways. It is
inches in thickness ami weighs M'i
poumls, a rather surprising weight f -r
tie' dimensions of the slab, but the
wood is very dense. The bark has
been removed and the slab is free from
cracks and juitt' solid. Kither to be
cut up into veneer sections, polished
and framed, or to be cut up for mounts,
to be set in jewelry, it would be worth
its weight in Told. Takinr the weight
at 14'j iHiunds. or 171 ounces, ami at
the price, of standard pil.l, ITs V
per ounce, the slab of wood mijfht be
appraised as worth, say, $:;.40(). This
interesting relic of Shakespeare has
been deposited in the t are of Kichanl
Savau'e. Ilstp, the secretary and li
brarian of the Shakespeare Hirthplace
trust, Stratf. -rd-on-Avon.
An Evidence of Popularity. "Is"
this one of the popular songs of the
day?" inquired the customer in a music
store. "I g-uess so," said the clerk; "I
saw a man kit with a brick this
morning for singing it." Detroit Free
J'ress.
"MO MORE DOCTOaS FOR ME!
Thov s.iitl I was cuiKiiniptivp. Fent m" to
l-'lori.U, told ini to keep quiet, no exrit
mrnr, mid no trnnls. Just tlnnk f it.
(Jae !ay I f.mad a littln hook called '(luitla
to lb ;.it!i,' hv Mrs. l'ii.Wliaai, ami i" it I
fouml out wlf:it ailed in. So I wrt.to to
lier, nt a lev. iy rrplv, told mo just tt liat to
do, uml I am i hpleiiUid health now."
lYDiA&PISKIiAM'Sr-
Cor..-.;pr-: all thoie v.p.iKnesscs eti I ;iiliii-ius
fo i r.-vah'at v.i:li tl.e stx, aud re: totes lr
fecl hr-a!:!i. ....
All Hre.u-.'!ts sell it as a -.t:itimrJ arti
cle, i.-r fi.-i.t hv mail, hi lorm ct 1'ills or
lx7.etit, en receipt f fl.K'.
For ho cure f Kidney ComplaiuU,
either sex, ti.o CoiMroimd has no rival.
Mrs. riiikliam fo .-lv ai.sners letlcra of
inquiry. Knuiore s..oii; for reply.
c
".(tn.1 Ua ?.pr.i .....t-ris icr V.rs. r-in.ia:n a
brautiiul C3-?":- tcss.tratcd tifiok.jtmlilM
OUI-JE. i J r.L .i.l II Mtu tii.;ui.tit.
It eonialrs '"-n9 0t vr.iuail i.i'orrr.ation.
It h f 3ii ine:-. ?t-J way yuura.
LytfiB E. Plnkltam Sd. Co., Lynn, Mass.
From Pole to Pole
Area's Sausapaiiii.la dt-monntratej ta
power of i-uru l.r all tliiK-ao u( thtj blood.
Tho Harpooner's Story.
Vi-: J:, .tfur.l, Jun 1, 1 9S3.
leR. .T. C. Ann i l-t. "J'w.-nty year I
yrtut a 1im"'o. -r i:i the North l at ill.-, when tlv
oth.-rs el' t'ii v-row htiJ mynvlf wcro Uti.l up wilb
curTy. (ur L(ntit- w.-ro Lk-at.-.l, irourtwollra
an J l.kcdinir, U-ilh loc.-, j.iirjil.- LloU-hrs m,
ever ti., ant jur breath a.-, t.t.'.t r-.ttt-u. T:.ke t&
by and largft were pretty ladly otf. All our
lime-juico a.-cideutnlly tl. str. yed, but the
captain ha't a c.up.o doit-n bottle rf ATIR'I
Ejuirimut and c:ive u that. Wo recov
ered i n it qiti.-k.-r than I have ever acen men
brou;0.t about by any oth.-rtreuunt nlfrrriourr,
and I've peen a (rood deal of it. rn-eiuir no men
tion In your Almanac of your Surxajiariila being
1T).h1 f..r t-urvy, 1 thoucht you o.-hltu know of
IhiM, and fu aend you be fl'ts.
Keiecttuliy youra, Jaij-u T. 'vVixoatb.
Tho Trooper's Experience.
itatrer,a.iutuland ,S. Africa,') MarcliT. li'SS.
1R. J. V. Ate a St Co. Gentlemen : I har
much r.leaatiro to tet;! V tba frraut Talua of
Tour haraapurlllu. W Wav bee talloned
bere for OT.-r two yeara. during which lime w
bal to Iito 1t tents. Beia- under eanvaa ftw
(jch a tiai biaeht pn whaj ia called in this
countrr "clttt-aorra." I had thona aorea for
ioie time. 1 a adv:ed to take your tfaras,
Sitrilla, two bottle of wl.i.h mude my aoraa
iaa;.;.;-ar rapidlv, and I nni now quire, well.
Your., truly, T. K. 1'.odm,
Trooper, Cape MvunteU J.'ijtemtn. -y
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
I tl. or.iv tttprouirhly eSTeetieo blood-puriSer,
the inly m. ili.:iiie that eradicate the poinona of
tr. rolula, M. r.-ury, mid CotitagiouJ JJlaeaa
iloia the aBtL-m.
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O HA VI USED A.S-J BLESSED IT. . aAJ
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Frery Ira.Hler WloaM liava a bottle ol It In tua aatcheL
EVPfU Sllf"fQrrr f hhranaUsm, S
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on Heartache. PI plitb.-rln.r.n;if ha, trrli. HmnrhitM,
Asthma, Cti..l ra Mtrt.ia. l.iarrti.ra. lamennc. S..r,-n,
to liotly or iJtntM, bnir Jointa or straina, will Hurt In
piln old Ano..nt rIiof iuid KMtlT can-. l'aniphl,t
tnx. Hold tr.rrhrr. t'r-ff sK rtM.. hr mall. bnUlea.
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Iii
OLDEST MAN LIVING.
lie It Mitiil to l:ellc III tin i'it.V ol
.Mexico.
Inforrnnti.m -. m--- fr.-tn t!:. City .f
Mi-xin.t.i tl fi'.-et that pi'.'l'itl !" tbf
i.M.-st fK-rsou .n -t.riit is t- 1. f--111.1 in
tl.i-oiit.sliirt.-, ..f tlii. -:t;:. .1. i :- :-I-.-li-.-
lives jri a Kn' v.-tt' ' : - ;.'': '-.:t-ri
;ii.-ran-.l .- :i, v. h- i-. a l 'l'l-- --: . :i
m:in.
C.T.u"Hfhi-. s:yf- tin- S!. f- ! -p-.-.blic.
ram' iririti.:i'.y it .': sj.;i:::.
wlii-rt' In' i-'iys h- v:i 1m.;-ti i'.i lTt'.
wii"i--1i u-cul-l m;:l:f him ti '-v liur.
dretl and Ht3-i' ur y.-;ir-- dil. i " -
t':u Jipp-arufi e cf l.-iri!,' ti'miit niiit-'.y
3"t-urs t.itl ain't i-.i fairly avtive f"i ' I
man. lfo -hows paj-K-rs t. lu-ar : his
a--rtin as to his ;il:" anti l.hth. ami
tie-man with v. hti:i l:-.' is li; itiu; ;
th-r is no don I t as to tho n-L.ti--n-l.ii
. hears to the old man. Cumpoi-h.- .--.iy.;
that he has i.e-wr known a day's sieU-n--.-.
in his i!f'.
IK- says he rfiin-mli,rs ci-mtnir to this
eo'.n.try whvn he was hut nvt nty-live
yt-ar-. old as a soltlit-r, .Iiul that was 1
. r.- th-.' war of the r.'voiution in t'u
I 'nlted States. The old mttn's liii-nmry
is o-, m1. ar.d h: tills of things whi. 1:
t.N.k pla-'t- i;i tho last n-nti-.ry as if tlu-y
had ik t-urretl hist year, iti-.io:-.d of ovl r
one ho.ndrctl years aro. In fact, he rc
liiea.lt rs things sevt nly-Iwt- ami a hun
dred years aro Irt-lter than he :oes
tin so of recent mtarn-nct'.
Tlu- papors v.hioh ho carries t prove
his asst-rtions aro tho onpies of a chmvh
resistor in Vali.ioli,!. Spain, showing
his tluto of hirt ii and that -f his bap
tism. Tho pape rs tiro iir.tlor.litetiiy
):'i:iiiiie, as far as the dates aro ot.n
eornotl. ami tho only th:i:f to 1 de
torminoil is whether they aro rightfully
his ir m.d. His memory of incitlontn in
tho last century would indi.-ate thai he
is either tollino; tho truth as to his p:tr
tifipation therein or ho has a most
wonderful mind to have stored up the
t-il'-s in such a manner as to have de
ceived all who listen t him. Tho
priest of tho church which he attends
is an old man of oiirhty-six. and says ho
was an acolyte in tho churi h when ho
was a lxy. .iml Campechc was an dil
man at that time.
SAVED BY A SWOON.
An Kacapcd I.lon Sulft at an I'neonwluus
Woman. Hut Dora ller No Harm.
Tho circus p-ave Tecumseh, Ala., cx-eitt-mt-nt
cnoutrh xn a recent Sunday to
last it for a year, t.ays the Atlanta Con
stitution. Forepat.'h's show traveled
on four trains. As it is airainst tho
t ioorjia la ws to rim through this state
oil Sumhiy it wa.s de.-i.lotl to stop at
Tecumseh and food tho animals and
rest. At all tho stations there wore
nro-o crowds, and at Tecumseh there
were several hundred when the last
train approached. As it wa.s slowing
down one of the ferocious lions man
aged to tear off tho door of his cajre.
licit -r, which was tho brute's name,
thrust his head tmt rip-ht in the faces of
a croup of iioirrtes who were standing
on tho platf. -rm. They could not have
boon worse soared if tho evil one hail
dropped down amonfr them. Hector
made a leap, with irpen mouth, into the
crowd. Such a scatterino; and such
ycllinp; wore nover seen or hoard in Ala-bam:-..
S .-a-.-t f the n.-o-roes fell down
in abject frivrht, but tho most of them
stni.-k 'tT f. -r homo on a hard run. A
doz r. tri.-d t- climb teh-yrraph poles.
i:i.- man sprantf down a well. I lector
lit on his foot, but rolled over and over.
Who-', l-o ;ot up there was hardly a man.
worna:: or child within fifty yards. One
woman, tl.' .-.i'ii, u ho 1 :nl fainto-l was
lyir.j,' near tho lion. Vt'ilh 0:10 b.mid
he was 0:1 her, his tioly tooth showini
anil his t-inu-uo rollino' o.:t. The people
who wt-ro It Hiking on were h. .rrilied.
Tho tamer was a lorijr way otT and there
was no or.o near with a pistol or ride.
To attempt to rescue her would bo al
most certain death. To the astunish
ment of everyone tho boast, instead of
manirlino; tin; woman, simply sniffed
the body, turned it over with his paws,
and after cyeirisr it suspieiouslj' walked
olT leisurely. He thought that tho
vymian was dead. Hector was recap
tured aud reea'cd without trouble
A HORRIBLE INDUSTRY.
TUe Jlr.iiufaef ore of Crlpi-les !V (. oniutoti
l'rartlc in Sjiai.i.
Tho 1'aris o-'mg-erbrcad fair, as It is
called, which is held every prin;r in th.
fauboui 'f St. Antoine and Place tie la
Nation, is notorious for tho number ol
natural and artificial pltenomena ex
hibited there to the public. This year,
says a correspondent in the Loud-m
Standard, their number has ln-en proat
I3 increased by tho arrival vf about
twenty cuis-do-jatte, who aro wr. teli
etlly ltal-od in huts on a piece t.f was.t
oround in the cmr do Vincennos. TIieL,o
cripph-s, -whose minute, shrive'od-up
U-trs aro curlotl up on the 1m .arils t-;i
vv iiich they sit, form a colony, whi. h
calls to mind the cour ties Mir
acles of former times. Kvcry morniiii;
they all issue forth, propelling them
selves with their hands, to take up their
places at the fair, there to await th"
l-nco which may le thrown to them by
the compassionate passers-by. Their as
leet is so pitiful that it is said mac.y of
them make a rich harvest, which, how
ever, of course pus to tho lioXjjar
farmer." It appears that twenty or
thirty years ajro tho culs-tlo-jatte w re
almost unknown ia France, and that
these deplorable looking cripples aro
the prtnluct of what mav le called an
industry. Almost all these numerous de
formed little creatures come from Spain,
and more especially from Tolosa. or the
nciphliorhood situated at alxmt fifteen
miles to the south of St. Sebastian.
They are the outcome of tho abominable
practices of U-'ar 'farmers." who
sock their victims amono; the children
of tho peasants. When there is a weak
ly Imy in the family the' persuade the
parents that he eati never lo anything
but a burden to thorn unless they con
sent to have him transformed into a
eul-de-jatto, ami promise to pay them
a tritle a day so long- as the eul-de-jatte
is left with them. The operation to
which tho unfortunate creature is sul-j.-eted
is as effectual as it is simple.
The h-frs of tho child are so tightly
compressed that the circulation of the
bliKwl in them is stopped. Kittle by
little tho loos wither away, and the cul-de-j.itto
is manufactured. In lss?
Waldcek Ibmsseau. the minister of the
interior, prohibited the introduction t.f
these Spanish culs-de-jalte into France,
but it is estimated that recently three
or four hundred of the poor creatures
cross the frontier every year. Tlu-y
aro now seen in almost every town in
France, and have jr,,t as far nortii as
r.olyium. To 1k a cul-de-jatte must bo
a profitable trade for the bopj.tir farm
ers who manufacture them aud briii.y
them from Spain, as these traders pay
the parents of the poor cripples a pit
tance of only fifty centimes to one franc
a d:iy for their hire.
l aetl to Wear Itoors.
"We are the victims of fickle fashion,"'
saitl F. A. Hendricks, a lioston leather
manufacturer. "Formerly nearly every
ten men wore boots, but now shoes are
the prevailing style of footgear. As
the amount of finished leather required
to make one pair of boots is sufficient
for nearly three pairs of bhoos this var
iation of fashion makes matters a trifle
cerulean for the tanners. For the first
time in the history of the trade the
upper-leather tanners are uniting to
control the output and maintain living
prices. The proposed curtailment this
season will amount to one million bides
of finished leather. Seventy-five per '
cent of the eastern tanneries will either
shut down or inaterially curtail their
output."
G2
idSsa iXrsia
91 and 93 Fifth Avocuo, PITTSBURG,
HAS PUT
-mc IN
WORKINCMEN ma TOILERS
Whether With Hands or Head,
TAKE TIIIS TO HEART.
ORGANIZE BRASS BANDS AND ORCHESTRAS
During the coming campaign you will easily earn
DOUBLE THE PRICE OF YOUR llMVESTPENT,
I5.-si.les t.v ph-a-iirc von will have at.d tho f.:Iiin- proot. Wo h;!Ve purijsely ordered
for just such trade a.- Violis J'.ll !lllll!i-lle Mock ol
Instruments cf Our Own Importation,
I)ir't from the irr.-at fat-tore of the world and are sr'iat.inteetl to of the very In-st,
choicest tiualitv. toil w lii. !i wo pnH,-o to -el! at ON K l'i: h IT . I.V. No mi.i
dle in. a and suiall dealers' prolit. Iml sold to you din i t at I M l' HITKUS' l'KH KS.
No matter what interested parties may try to make yon i ii.-ve, jn-t come strain hi
to
; wqUARTEUs for .vi su al ixsrj:i:.nr:rs, ;.m.n- j:a.d axj on.
CHESWA ISST1U MHSTS ASH TL'IHM I. ;s.
Violins (Juitari. Mandolins, r.-oijos. I'if.-s. " .it,-t-. !iiinis. lu--ii-: iadt-ed evervt !i!nz
musical AN... th-MATCHI.KSS i;rKF.h' Mi.vs. I I A N S. I : . - iiti.- MtiliKL
K X A i:K .V C . I'l AM , the woi 1 l-i.-iiow m d l: I hi. I A X T FlMIIFl: 1'lAXt), and
the i:sTi:V, and
STORY
CLARK
all of which you kainv leads the musical world in quality an 1 '-l-arae-tt-r of their 'ihmIs.
While we put tin- prices down to you at Mich rat.-s. t.n su. h
EASY TERMS OF PAYMENT
As puts one of these elegant ii:t ruaiei.t w i t iiin I ho reach of
Every Man Who Loves !iis Ii'oni'.i :in J ( Iiihin ii
You should have a Meeker Ilros. or Kiial- or FiSher. or Fst.-v. .md Sr .i y A. i'lark in
si ruin. lit. instead of some cheap or minnow . n.- p.-rii;; .s s..ia- oi l fo il make.
Therefore have only one ot t ( ainivi- ii-im.-.l : n ; :.i -r: -. Ilae no other. Also
it te.-mlK-r t hat f. .r i it her l';:iins t.r M i;:-ii. Ilirnis or.-ln I r.i in-trii-nt-nl-. w..
will make to you the veiv lowest s.inyl. l'.i,i pi':-, s. ;n;ii i;.s,y TKltMSllF
l'AY.MKXT. Also r'.i!i'-ir.l).-r to write direct t 1 1n 1. ).;.-, or call personally at tin;
salesrooms in the
-s . jnr
Kverv hotly ).hw,s v. l-.ere the Ilain'otoii Ilnildi :c- :- '.1 X '. ; Fifth avenue, Fittshnr?.
I. S. I f yon wish to call in the -veiiin:r. ju.-t tlrop a p:i 1 e;ij-.l to S. Hamilton when
you will rail and the looms will bo l;.-pt open.
B. J. LYNCH,
Ar.d MacnfacLurer & Dea'er la
HOME AND CITYWADE
FURNITURE
UEU3 ASS CHiMESS, Bill,
LOUNGES, BEDSTEADS,
Eattresses,
1G05 ELEVENTH AVENUE,
ALTOONA. PENN'A
ISyCitizens of Cambria County and all
other wishing to purchase honest FUKNI-'
TUKE, Ac. at holiest prices are respectfully
invited to cive us a call before buviiix else
where, aa w are conSdent ttat we can
meet every want and please evt-rv" taste.
PTi?es the very lowest, l4-16-'80-tt.l
Rick Cdaebe and reliers all tbe tronblM !sc$
dent to a billoua state of the syittraa, euen as
Xuczinesa, Kaoaea, Irowsinei. Diatreaa after
eating. Pain in ti.e Bide. &c While their moaft
remarkable auoceaa baa been ahovn in cunug
HeaSaclie. yr-t Carttr'a little tiror PHW ars
etUll; valuable in Ccnati pal Ion. curing an J prv
T. litiug ttnannojini;oloplaint.-rhilo thr-y ulr.a
eom-ctatltliaorccracf tbeotomachtimnlatetba
Jiv.-r antl luguin te tbe bo wela. rea ii Vie J QXdJ
Art a they wtxul & bo atmoat prior-Iran to thnae wha
Bufr.-r fromtbMdiHirrH.'ingcomplAint; butforta
ji.iif.iy thf-:rp.wine3dooa uotentl b-rLnd thoea
wbocnt-crytbezniil find tkeae littlo pi ltavntn
liblc in to itiany Trnys tVat thoy will not bo irit
12 to Jo itboat tuea. Cut after all nick heiu
AGHE
Is tb e bano of so man y Urea tbat bcre la m-hM
vtmakeour gr. r: buast. UurxilUacuroitubila
nt:..TS do at.
--rti-ra Litt'o Iiv?r PiiXa arc vt ry email an J
v-rr.L ;. to r.'i.;. ijlo .- t-xo .ils luakoa dose,
"t y i.-- tin: t7 Tn.'j-taT.iy an.l tlj not cripe or
i-yr -. L-;i .j ti.tl.- -jr-itlo .caoa pl-jaeas.ll uto
tl i u i:.: -r. t .-.:'. : i ; t;ve for 1. Ho 14
I ; .:r.: - -i c rvaryv.-vro, n -nt Ly n-i J.
- t- T PCOISF CO.. Np York.
- -lLSALLDOSE. small price
JBIil-2 91 ljNK
SAW
MILLS,
THRESHING MACHINES.
Best Machinery at Lowest Prices.
A. B. FARQDAB CO, YORI, PA.
ma2013t.
JOIIS F. STBATTOX A SOS,
43 A 45 Walker St. KEW TOItK.
Importer, ud Wboloal IVmlers in all klsds uf
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE,
Violins, Guitars. Banjos. Accordeons, Harmoni
cas, 4c, all kinds of Strings, etc., etc
Happy and content is a bride with "The Roe
Chester ; she lives in thel:t,ht of the morula.
Taicarn mere, tvrjtt RoikUr Z-awcl Ca. JV'raf York-
f fi ICFMT SAMPLES FKEE
lUaBLH I Otx.iii u.r.K'm'iu.
iCU.a.M'OTT.how York City
CARTER'S
y iver Wmw
(DURE
eIsseJ s&s
03WJ
rTIiIZ
TM !
OILS ! OILS !
The Si- rxlaxtl Oil Company, of
Pittsburpr, 1 , make a specialty
of manufacturing for the domes
tic trade the finest brands of
l;!umia;iting
anl Lubricaiin Oils,
Naphtha and Gasoline
That can be
Ml FROM PETBOLEflH.
We challenge comparison with
every known product of petrol
eum. If you wish the most
Host : Mcnly : Satisfactory : Oils
in the market ask for ours.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY,
I'lTTSDUP.G. PA.
ortls-S'J-lyr.
fob
UC MImtU hl 4rPIoi tnalty ! 1('T .Mii
lMra, lC- !-. i ii nt j i .nty n-; !n t !ic:r fi
Prtnitir, and (r.m ait-t emu I, in xt uiiy and di ir
bcoriT T t IlarrowiDic dratr is th lot of mir. its ti y
k bark on lot, forerer loat. oppoi t nutty. I.lt ! paaw
Ins ! ut. li op and l.'iirr. Iai;iroTytir ottjxirm-
x.11 j . mr.A ,cnrjr'nrTif t. ymn.iiieitc. jmem. It a
t a philoflophr. t'.int "the ifriUtra) of t ortana fTcrt
(ollrn rptrtm.itj to rnh p: a at otti period f lif-s;
cmtiiar tuaclianre. nu slipitirotit bor rr!s; fail toJo
o aitd the dfittr i, f-'-cr (. ritmn." Itiw tl.ail yto fiu4
th CiUE.1 ittnirttiT.tTT (nTrTiato erery rhanro tliat
.par w..tt;.T. au.l t fitir ftot.u e. iht what all oc-ce-i?nl
mm !!: e in t fipfrT'itnf t. such as it not "fioa
witMn ti it urli . Ikl.- rm; i t-Io- Improved, it will riv,
at ltt. a f'''"'' t in 1 .i cm i'V ?i t'pi'rtt'.ni for
manj it Mwnry to to nnl rapuilr ttd lionorablf
t j ai.y mdtitri- ii u ti of titin r cjt AIU-m. Yoaru
flo tho wm If ar.d l.ve nt lim. lfrrrer "n uro. Ktm ho
r inner are -ity eanntic Ircm tw KlC j.t-r iar. Vm
can do a weli if jt wiii woi k. fi'i i.:ird, but iiidnatra
oIt; and a can inrrr Tntir Income as t gnn. Vow
can siopai tiiuaorilr, .r ttl jnr time tn t!io work. Kaf
to learn. C jfj.tnl i.t termed. flail tdii. All it com
praii!r tirw ami reallr windrrfr:l. Wm instrnct ana
how yc a how. I"t-e. r .t:inr ut.kii"wn amor onr work
ra. No rooni to r;iiii h-i e. V'rito an d I art t n all fref ,
tvrolTirnitn.il Unit" to l"!ajr AJ hr at onr. II.
llavlteit : Co., livm. tteO, Iartluud, M itab
CaTifit(i. and Trade-Mark obtained, and all I'a
eut buin.-s conducted for Moderate Fees.
Our Office is Opposite 0. S. Patent Office,
and we r.in fornre patout in le? time than those
remote from Wahinrton.
Send nioiU-l. drauiuir or photo with descrip
tion. M'e advice, if patt-ntahle ir not. fr- f
cliarir. Our f.-e not due till pat on t i neruwd.
A Panohlet. -How to Obtain latent." with
nam. p iJ-ariu.il clients inyonrState, coanty,ur
town, sent free. Addn-n
C.A.SNOW&CO,
Opposite Patent Oifice, Washington, D. C-
HALTtU-,' LTALLL1C ure ma.'.e Iroin tbe
I'c.-t i.mnls ot nx.tlnie
'1 in l.Ute, and tel
ilietti uatvantzed.
You can I.ui tbora
painted or not. Our galvanized Shingle are
rain and r"t rool, witliout tha ncveity ot
painting. Onr painted Tin StiiDijies are mora
durat.lo and nrnineniitl than It l li-it.lo to
make a tin ro.'.f. put on In ti.e kid li.'Uloued
r-tyle. Write l?.r prion li-t K.
Tbb NinojiL Shekt Mktil Uoonaa 5
CiiH aireei. Nw Vors. i iai-0in
We wnd t1i marr-1nn FrrT.rh
Umi-Jy CALTHOS Inf. and
l'cml cuarantrv that ( ALT.-K il,
HTOI l.UrliBrsra Eablw,
H hK Sruurrks VarieMclr
aa Kfcs IOKi; Lm lfr.
L'seitand par if satisfied.
AdJrt. VON MOHL CO..
Sola Aacrtraa Afrau, (iaciuau, otla.
HI
1
- ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS.
I'nllT Awaknwtl t. t!io lmp:ir!;niT f
' KU.ll.il at tUf Wi.rld-. tlr.
" '1I..R. R-.lH-rt S. M.-r..r:-i-
-fi.-i:il rrir-- r-.t.i t i-. c . ' s :; ' "-' ' -Imilxn.
-.vrit.-s t' t .''.!: -ry. M:: :
21. on It !.iti-;t J-.: ' .i:.-. .-i
th-jt t!i- I'm- f.-f :; ;-' ; : '
in tlu IJ.-t : Ai .. -ti v. :! I (::-.
llii ro wi-rv ...".-t r; hv.;- :--.- l j '.'!.:. :
.n t h.- lr .!-:. l X'-iv -.- -i-i-t -s '. r- - A
'!!tnixs!)r.. r .-t 1'ir -.-
ii-.:r.-!rx-l smtl thirty i i ti : ; i-j- -
-;:r:V pari f i ;.ri- ; i : '1....
iit-r.-tis. is urLi-rul-! .-i:-y : '- I.".
::l,'lit .!! of t:-f t!: . v ' -f : ju.-i. :
v.-cil ;is t li.' t ... :.-' -Ii'-' '.. -i i:i -h"
i:i:imif;i t'-.ri-:;- t v; m. i i V: -
l';i:ti-.l Stiit. s .-. :. it:, h :v- t .': '. :
:i tivo p:irt. Mr. M-'' ri-.i r-.ii i'1 t
th -tiu-t that tiif tn..!-5 j ir.-iiu! . v
ru'iy liavi . ipic l llv. :i )'.-. .:u I"
1:.V !:im ns"Ti 11:..- t'. 'h:'!.1-i:-.Ti i-v; -:':-:i
::t iii- avr l" ' to th.- S.i.-i.-ty .f A
mhI t'u-y hav.-, without : -pi ": -v.
uracil th..- i-.-.anv.fn.-t-.-.r.-r ; t hroti"'! .-.:
(ir.-:it i;rit::hi an. I Ir !:. t-. s;-:i-i
v.-..rt!-.v -x1i:l:'ts to ( hi.-.i y. ,.
?.lr. 11. M:;pi, in f spfi-''i r-.-"ltl-
iiir..!.' iK-for. th" f-.-r; i-.:i!!.;;
s.-rtion of tla- ;i l hi -ii ii ih.-r .1 .
nit-r.-c. ::i:vi:-. all th..- n p--- v. iv.-s
t" that irr.-at i:i!n-.try t :.: ihi" i-t
lii.-airo not it!:a:j.lir."- any rc'.n-I -
ti":i - that lai-h.t Ik ma-:.-, l.i- :n::--I'.-.i r.-v.-.u-.i-l
t--rtai:iiy lh- -.h:l .it. -rs irj t!
tra-U- from it !it : titrii-s. 'i h:-. s!n -. :-.
t!::t it i- at la-t lK-'rintiirv to
r-p .p. : : of t-n- i:i:-.;.u f i' r. r.. t'-ai
lh: y i-r.'st prot.-.-t ih.-Ir tr.S." r.i .):. :
i.:.rt . -f th- worl.l t'niin I"i:::-1
!:.'-.. ami that to i-iali a ; i-::":':!.it
r.i l.!.-:-Lf" is an important :-t. p i:t thai
ii i .'.-ti. '..
Mr. M'-'.r:r.i -h. in writi:: ; t'.p ':
.snhj t of I';-- Iri..h vil'av, h:.l : :
:.;'n--?ii :.t lir. - li-.i-n -".t r. 1 j : f '
t. liti ih" niwrvst-. ..f th.- I .ni-r:.l
I:.-!r ! f-.5!t.i. r. pi .- i l.y :- .
i:.:r I ilart. tlx- Iri..a If. In i-: 1
.-;:? i :i. v--r '.vh- - ojht: 'i i.... t hi-
-s of Al--n':i i ii j.r .'-. 'I'':
will 1. .:,.lr.-
tiiudt- for t '.- ;!"-.! .i:. i.- : i : ".
that th.- Iri-' vi'hiv : hall 1. a .:
;S::U r l-.:'..tr i r t!u- r. i1.- -f i h , . .
and tho profits, afl" r p:' i:: r t' 4. -i
th" villas.' v.:: 1 lh-i j -. 1 il .1 .: -.: .
t ;::iiH i-.liiii::-.' the oqv .-it wi' !
ilivi.l.'.l f.'ja;i:." Ih-Iw.-i-'i i.. Ihi.t'-..i;-;nil
fiiTi l a:. l th-- lri.- h In li:-! .-h: !
avs-K.iati .ii. Inf rra1. n a.-, to lu.w f:-:
t!ii's. iailics nun arry out th.-ir iit.-:.-ti.ms'.f
..taliliIuTiir s-.i'-ii a lia:'.:r ! t
th-.' sal. .-f 1 ri:-h prinlucls has l-i-:t n-p.H'st.-l
l.y Mr. M.-t'. .nni ,-h. : n! tip m
r vivi.'i it hi will f.rv.::-il ia-.-, -plifit
'i.-taiK .:iirniji.'f t li.-:u In ; i.i-w
i-i--ta!n-fs samp:.--, of 1 ri.h la -. !:: ::- .
up.". oli-..-r fal.ri vi liavc 1h- a MT.t t
Mrs. I'ott.-r I'ahni r.
HEADLESS BOD1ESS.
" e;ha-.tly IM.r.ivi-ry ilt-f.-nt !y 3l:i:t- ia
t ?w I...lltllllS t i l.t.li.
A most ;r!iast!y lIs.-ovi-ry was iiia!
l.y llurvt-y 'J'h. iuas, :i pro-pi--t-r i:i t!.--tiioiii'taiiis
to the sotith of S..h ln';.'
t'ity. hail Ixi-ri tryi'n,; to l i'il...'.v a
l.liml U-a-1 fi r some tuii" lm-l.-r tin 1
lirf that hi; would lhul an o'-l al-a:.-iti;'i-l
iiiini-. of which iriany st .ri.-s
h av.- Um tohl. lit- followi-l" what h.
! iiii(l--..(l an ohl trail l-t-p into the
mi;;nl.-5i:s an.l caiiio to a p!a-" whicii
hiiowi-.l i-iis t.f Imviny l-i-.-ii onci iii-hahit.-il.
I).-'p into the canyon, which
was aiT.iost hii'.ilt'ii at th' m.ir.th of a
htavy growth of l.ush-s ami vin.-s. he
found a, stone house. It wassmall. ar.d
had apparently Urn made for tl.e pur-Io.-m
ot holding Minn-tiling which was
in vi-r to jrt .iit, for there was neither
d.s.r nor winilow. The place showed
such evidence of jrreiit ag-e that Thomas
had no scruples in hreakin- into the
hou'-, and the si;rht which met his
p-aze when he did so nearly caused him
to faint.
Lying-on tho floors and propped up
around the walls of the little stone
housr were the headh-ss l.xlies of sev
enteen people. The lxxli.-s ha.l lcn
prepared ill some way and retained
their form anil appearance as if they
had Ik-oii dead only short time. Not
a head was found aloutthe place. Tho
liodies were those of men and women
and two children. On rejxirtin- the
discovery at Salt Lake an investiga
tion was made, and the lx-lief is ;en
eral that the b-.niies aro those of people
who were kilKil in one of the many
early Mormon wars which took place
when the country was being- settled.
What ha.s boon done with the heads is a
mystery which no one has attempted to
solve. There was nothing about the
txxliesto fcfive tho sirhtest clew to their
identity.
WRAPPED WITH SNAKES.
Adventure of a Farmer ttlio lronl'J
Into an 11 Well.
Alexander Krolsky, a farmer near
Derby Hill, t'oim., nt-ently had an ex
perience with snakes that ha.s rendered
him temporarily insane, and the phy
sicians are not sure that he will ever rc
p;ain his reason. Krols.ky went down
into a well on his farm for the purpose
of cleaning it out. lie had U-i-n tlown
b-.it a few minutes when he shouted to
his cousin, who had lowered him, to
draw him up. The man liopan pulling
up the rope. When he had he' pod
Krolsky nearly to the top lie looked
d.nvn and saw several black and brown
water snakes were around Krolsky's
arm and lxidy.
Tho sijrht of tho serpents seared tho
man, and, dropping- tho rope, he ran
howling away. Krolsky's shrieks were
heard by laborers a short distance
away, and they ran to tho well. Krol
sky was battling desperately with the
snakes. Ho was quickly helped out.
From his liody five immense snakes
were torn and killed. His mind is nw
dorangod. Tho ohl well in which he
encountered tho reptiles is apparently
full of them. A lantern lowered into
it revealed a countless numlter of ser
pent heads protruding from the wall.
Koqtiiniaux for t tie Fair.
The schooner K vol ina is lx-ing fitted
out at Halifax, X. S.. for a voyaye to
tho northern part of Labrador. She
will (,'. as far north as possible, when
tenor twelve familu s -.f Ls-piimaux,
alout lifty or sixty persons i:i all. w ill
be -n:iTi-.l to go to tho world":, fair at
Chicago. iK.g-s, iishing gear and all
implements used by them will be
brought along. Messrs. Talmr and
Vincent, of Washington territory, are
here stijH-rint-ndiiig the fitting up of
tho schooner, l'rof. Ueid, of Harvard:
Dr. Ilaur, the eminent naturalist, and
one f tho first scientists of America,
will join the Tessel here the first of
next week and proceed on her to- se
lect the Esijumaux. They will also Ik;
accompanied by a professor from
JuelKc and one from Newark. On her
return, which will Ik in almut two
months time, the schooner will pro
ceed to lioston with her strange cargo
and they will lie sent to Chicago from
there.
I.lKlitcot Itiryrle In the Worl.l.
ISerlo, a European bicyclist, lias had
specially made for him the lightest
pnouinatie-tiroil safety bicycle ever
made iu the world. It weighs exactly
eighteen and one-half piumls. The
average weight of racing "safeties" is
twenty-five pounds. Kerlo had to
"honeycomb" tho nuts, Kdts and wash
ers and lighten tho frame oven more
than tho most reckless manufacturer
would have dared. The tires weigh
I two pounds eight oumi-s. The rear
! wheel is twenty-eijjht inches. Tho ma
chine is geared to sixty-eight inches.
The rat-trap pedals weigh exactly tw el ve
ounces.
LADIES!
A re y. ii rutkl.n i-ii.mu'Ii to venture' If sownd
trio cent- in fi:.!.!. io lit- ttu l; J'.'hlijhtnfj i 'o.,
nnd .'.'il it Inu -full Sti-.-.-t. N.-m tiork. !
one of tli.-ir Ix-aulil i iilMr it.-.! l.Jllic-r.
IIOObH.' il 1. a i. nnujlli'. '..i ll'l. ll-s:-
lll W..rk V o.il p:lrt.ll ! I.-fil.-li:.-l:t.
m iM-ei.t of t.-ti o.-nu in s:"i:.:. tln-v will
i. I jmiki !..-: I n fi..l k. I i f t!i. ir liiaiotn l:ii.si'
hol.l tua..- verbu.
Fori, ii .-i-lp tl-.-r u I--. -! n lo..k roDtiiiiiinir
rompl i.i ' i (. Mikacl..." i.l.tl l.iii.!.- ..1
j. in..-: H..ni..r soii t..-1-iln r-. ill. t.-n x(pii-i:-
aTJINEPTUS !
A very p1-:ifc:nr. lutrin'.-- i'v.-yri!.i-d itror.mt:r
comjM.::t..i lor .-u:-in.- tiicl.- i ji:i.im- uii'i
c-tit-T l.ilT.-r . it. , r i fliii-! I'n.-e. 't
4'et ier rn Ilo'tli-. I'n x r !. (! l.y 1 1. i:iiilf-'.t
pi.yi. ..-um i'i KTirii-i.. i.ii.! Aiii.-ii-.-t. i .tii.oii. uc.
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The Academic Pharmaceutic Co.,
l.(s.o ami yv.w ox:u.
532-536 WASHINGTON ST, NEW YORK CITY.
ELIXIR.
An fl'ir."iTit r.i..'.''is!i .hainia, . j.r.-pnrnti..ii
for biii.-.iiH. rualj-.ruil ait'I 1:.m:.i tr I. tl:t- r
sult. f ov.-r luciil v-loe .-ai f i;.'.i-t i-mujeut
eci.'iiti'io r.-.-ari-li.
Apj.rov..! l.y- tli- lii-li.f in.'-lic.'il Mithoritii-n.
iu us- in ilie It. pitu s .to-vrry --irt f l.urf.jx.
Ksp-ciallv l.-:pliil t. I.i'li.i, cliii'lr.-u Guil x-o-y"
.ilf K.-.l.-iit:.r lutl.i's.
ilnti-.-.y v'tatle ; f r-.- from harmful druis.
!-i Handsome Packr.aes, Price 50 Cls.
T'n f.a i i .1 snl.-Iy I y
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LONDON AND NEW YORK,
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;:w--n an-i t'i tit.- fioyal I'riii. .i".
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130. 132, 1C4 Chaiitor. St,
ROYAL PILLS.
fame mi-'lirin.-c pr.rH-rt:'. pr. aL Elixiit, In
I a j.j.iij ty t-:..s, ui'2j c-i.'s.
FCT? SALE DY ALL DP.UCC.I0T3.
REHEfiBERTiEBIG FOUR!
Vinegar Sitters COZCAL. 'V" ) HOc
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Vinegar Bitters, i..-.v ',t l.0
Vinegar Eitt crs, o:uF?;-k-. bitu-r taM-.-. $1.06
The World's Creat Elood Purifier
and Lif 3 Ciying Principle.
Only Temperance Bittsrs Keotvii.
Tliepakt efih of n Ontnry tl:r Lending
Kuii'i'y .'l.-i!i iiie bl tlie Woiltl.
R. IL McDccala Drr Co., Proprietors,
5?AX IT-VNCIiCO iS.-j NEW YOiilw
J0I5 : : PRINTING;
Printing Office
1 tlie jOace to ctt your
JOB PRINTING
I'loiuptly um tut isf actor lly executed. We
will meet the prices of houoraDle
cotnpttion. We don't do nrjy Vtut
first-class wotk arid want a
living price fur it.
With Fast Presses and New Type
We are prepared to turn out Job;rrlntinijof
every dit-crlption in the FINEST
STYLE and at the very
Lowest Cash Prices.
Xothltig but tbe best material used and
our work f-peaks for Itself. We are pre
pared to print on tbe shortest notice
Posters, Trocbammes,
Business Cards. Ta;s, Hill Heads,
Monthly Statements, Envelopes,
Labels, CiuctLAits, Wedding and
Vit-niNo Cards. Checks. Notes,
Drafts, ItECEirTs, IJosd Work,
Letter and Note Heads, and
Hop and Tarty Invitations. Etc:
We can print anything from tbe smallest
and neatest Visiting Card to the largest
Toster on short notice and at the
most Reasonable Kates.
Tlie Cambria Freemau,
EBEN.SIJUHG. PENX'A.
Scientific America
Agency for
CAVEATS.
TRADE MARKS.
DESIGN PATENTS
COPYRICHTS, eto.
Fit Information anil f tw TliuictrnK -V wrrto to
Ml. NN ft J 3t Bu..l.w A Y. tivw Vl.KK.
OUl.Mt tuireau i.r WNtiniiir t.ittiil m Aiihtica.
Kvery a1nt 1jikri out ly nn In hrotu:l.t In-fore
tlie public by a uuttoe (riveu t ret ul c-lntr'C lu 1 tie
Scientific SVmcncau
Ijarpt rtrmtiition of btit urtr-ntlfir parwM- in t rm
world, riplrndidly lll.iTru-fl. Kn iiin-llii-i'iit
man Khouid he without It. W l.lv, :.io a
y-r: fl.iii nix niotiih. AJ1r-.i. Mt'NN it .'
l,L liLi3i.its,.l liruMdwajr. New ork.
PATENT STEEl PICKET FENCE'
UANUMIMi; LVDlilH CT11JLK.
Cheaper than Wood.
Th avtiove rutibowt l.veC Petri with (ktr. 4 IU.UBfV
fltUat.)c4&a be Bvda Ira m H utxl ptMi. Whrn rULac f'T
p-to (atuiiiiy, KuiulMr of iium, Pmihto itd tlnl
ntd. We lm Huiatotr Heavy .rn KrU(?iufc. t rut,
Btavi.i iPit. t mi, uitm ...a riKii am irrH t 1 1
! lw-a. Kt4 Kiinir. Hrmmm ud ltu finl... WlKK I'HuE
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(lit lor tin- i :mii:t .,
Worl.l I nir. '
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t tin- iru-1. .sure i. i ;s 1
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t i-.ti-i.-iii---. .i:-f.fi. (.'"air.. -. -'
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I'. raiin-r thi-y-'il taVa- .-i.- .: :
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.- ia t!..- i. iaity of Ihi- v. - f.
"i- a:i.-.!- wiii- ii is to e-i-! !'. f :" i'.
v. -i-:l.-r. tti.- liil'i.-l tow t-r. 'I'i
i ' ! in it s iv t hat it is t V :
;...:! illai s. 'I 'm-t. w-r i. 1- ' -(
: r- a iar in f. r:a. ami 4.11c t h...i ' r
'iiul: .-.I an.l forty-two f.-. t ia i .
ii is i-.ahl that a ri.mlih- tr:i. .i .
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i r u'k. risin-' t!;i--i- f --t t 1 1
li ; : ' ..! ri-I. hi.-li. tin-;." say. v. i"
mill in Jenjrlh. It will K- . a .;..
i ! of tin 1-iwi-r. It will 1 ' '
niiinit.-s ti n-a.-li thi' t of tii.- ' '
i i;.- m.-aris . if this railway.
a!s. 1... rij,t 4-h-vntors to a '
jiass.-n'i-rs. At tlu liasi 4 t:..
will iM-i-ri'.-t.-.l four sV4-t..r;
i'h. s,- h-.t.-i-, tin- iirom..i, r
iv i : t in t lu- f..rm of a i-; : i .-'.(nari-s
will Ik- M;ptli-i vi"
an.l t r. .pi.-al Irio-s in iaiil.i i-: '
liativrin- "-anl. iis . .f llahyl -n. 1 :
- t.) Ik- t : lh A t!..- t'o'.'.iia. i .
: "1 at nikrht wii I In- iilniii'pr
t: :; 1. 1 pi nnarh' 1 .y t in Hlsn 11. i v .
iihts an.l ri-1!ivtiTv .whii-li v. i"
1 'i- at a trn-at ilistarn-.-. s - - 1
st -k is siilisi-riHcil f. ir it is jr. ;i- :
put thriH' shifts if mii. wnrl. - -'
hours tafh. to work an.l t
the striH-ture lwfon t hi' f.rr . ; r
CHAINS AND ANCHORS.
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U tli. ll It M-S.
In tin maiiufai-t nr. of it ..v. n . '
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M-i'isrc ri-sults otia-rv. is- una"..'''
011 1 n- si-i r 1 i Mn-nt 11 t.n.i ia. 1 '
i-vi-n ni.-iuuiir its t..n iron, u-..-in"
lmt tl... i;n.-st , ,f ..... 1 1 ,-.
an.l t In-pr.M-4-ss is iirii.jw. lli '
says tin- .New joi t Sun, av im'!
frimi 111., fnriiri.... :i irl.iu Imr ti.r,. t
is rn'hsl into h.no- Hat v;i1k . .f ;
4.;u.. i , h in 1 !ii. i.n. ss, uhi. h an-
into: 'ioit lcti'tli.s, to Ik- nrain m.
t int tiM' Jii-al; tin-si-. iK-in- withilr.i
:l 1 . 1 :i. .. a
.11.- lllilfil ill!.. I.11I4-IS4I1 u it-w i':
siptart at tlu -iuls ami alHiutt"'
l.ili-r wliii'li rr. ... .v. . li!..,i
thrust into tin fiirua', mul at a
lu iu ure lahi-ii inn. ny means i t ...
t- .ri" Mtvp4.-n.Uil liy u c hain f r -..
ma-i-hi-a.l trolh-v wIi.h-1, th- a r
... ,lr ;..4.. -...1" ..4 : : . .
ir'TriHi-r of fi-4-t lor.rr, Iwiti-.' ai'
i il (j-iailually in th.' air Tin r .a -
....... .... ..1.1 l 4 . .1. .. I .. .... I ,r
ii-'-. 4 ... -..n. 1:111, r.ii..ri 1. iil . - '
link-., whi.-li aro formo.1 l.y a.- i 'i 1
f.1157 ami plarin-j upon a sji...-i.:! "
aiu-4' ami turii.il into a staph- v! :ii"
staples lH-iiit' thi-ti link.v! '
-oiiiplel i?,;r t ho cha in, the ei '
to'eUii'r liy liaml. tin- j . : : - i
tlu-H put 01: - tho link l'.-iri-pi.
-to, fvo far as w . n kn ,1 Mv'
oeriK-.l. To test tl:.' v..rL. :i '
rr.rmiiiir im iiii-si.h- of tin .
vi.l.vj at one n.l with
in?s atul at tho other l.y a h;.
(.'im-. liy irii'uns of tn.-.'i tia-
ilravvn tio;lit ami sul'jfote.l fs-1'-t
.us prt-sMtn-: if. nmhr tii- . "
hri-aks ir 4-xliiluts any 11a v.. 1
jecteil.
.la.lvli.ii4-' !4-iii-ry.
Mr. ;ialst..n. kn-.wn a'"''1-' ""
-olU-a-iios in pul.lio life as "' -.
it 1. 1 1... ..ft. 1 11 1. i.i. 1 .. .1 :i r: ' . '
has l.i-4-ii sai l of l.ir.i 1 ! .. 1 1 ' 1 "
ton more than niosi lli.-.sli v.i-
over know. His tiu'iuoi-y ' 1 ' '
mu1 l.iit li.- has in
.....1.. 1.,. r. 1.. t-.--.:-. ' " .'
ollu-r 1 m 11 ma hi- 1 in-1 1 1 1 .1 : -i '
!'.-t. When lu- was pr'nno i"1'1"'
iv-u Lis ni"ii.(i.-i- I-. l.i-i-P t!i. ' ;':
1 -
'tlu-.tletaili. i'f 'i!
t i 'it of u hi. h three
w 1 1 .
1 -4-'.:r
trustoil. Mr. tilai, .'.-n.- !'
invalual'lo tu'-oii.p;i''!'"" '
to US4' all the o.ll te. i- : ' -It
is then that the Im'!. '
poii.lwiu-4'. wliieli 4-M-4-. ..- in
of BIIV 4.f his 4-.Hit.-lej""-'
IK.S4-.1 of. iiis .mi -. ivp'i ;-.
i.ir t.i Kiip-lisJ-iiii-M tha" "
other pulilio man
tbe