Til K TE LKPJ IONE GIRL. According' to Her Story She Has a Hard Time of It. One of the 1'nnr t "nfnrtnniilw Inlioaom Herseir on the lM-ailvantaee of Having t itiriite feiitriil." "Hut I toll you there arc some things that wme sulscrilers Won't know: in fact, you niiirht say lots of thiiitrs that lots of tliem lo not '.row, and if they would come up and take a look at the exehanre room tlu-y would understand thinjrs that occasionally vex them now," saiil a telephone (jirl to a, Washington Post reporter. "Now, for instanee, a man eomes to the 'phone in a hurry aid jfives a vio lent rinr. Well, his operator has thir teen nut of the fourteen pairs nf cords mi her desk ill use and don't have a ohanoe to answer for a few seconds, ami Mr. Man ring's violently ami continu ously for a whole minute. Does lie startle the whole ronm and call particu lar attention to hi demand? Not ex actly. The little drop m the b Mini falls quietly from his mm Iter, and we don't hear any of his rinirin!.'. anil, what is more, his call can't lie answered till he ipiiets down. "This is the way it works: watch that operator. You see she has all upright K.ard in front nf her full nf nmnlicreu holes, one for every telephone in the service, anil on the ledijv lielow the hoies arc fourteen pairs, of cords wi''' metal ends like shoe laces, and ca. !i pair of cords s. rvcs to make theconncc lii.n hetween a pair of su'os.-rihers. so that an operator can have t wenty-civri't people in con vcrsation on the switch In iard at once. "Now. below thecordsnn the swit.-h-hoard are nmnhers that correspond t the subscribers on the opera tor V. I an average f one hundred and twain-' to ca -h rirl. so a yirl is kept irettv lmsy attending to all of them. I'm 1 number is covered ly a black disk u: hinges, and the sli'ht'st touch 0:1 t!u hell on V"iir 'phone makes the disk i.-er your iiimiU'r fall down. I'.ut no :n..ltcr how hard you r'mjj the opcrati r i"c not hear it. She just sees t he number throws down a little lever that connect your 'phone wit h a pair nf otii.-e ci rds. and then says: 'Number, please?" "You trivc her the num'.MT and sic1 stieks the metal-tipped cords ir:to the numbered hole you called for and rinr up the m:in you want by pressing n button. The 'central' is out of the con versation till yon hunr up your receiver and 'rinj.' off." This drops a red disk over your number, and 'central know she can cut olf and have the eoimectiii? cords ready for the next call. "Mut when the operator shoves the cord tips into a hole and hears a 'click, click." she knows a-i operator at one nf the other boards has a subscriber I. 1k v.v on that line, and then she says: 'Can't tret them now; line is busy." This is what makes a great many peo ple mad. They think Ventral" means she is too lmsy to attend to them and thev put it down to a novel or a sweet heart every time. "The greatest trouble a snbsorilicr has is usually in cett inj; at the wi'on-r ranire from his "phone. Four inches is the risrht distance. We had a man call in here the other dav that his "phone was nut of order. The chief operator asked him how far he was standing from it. and he said: " "Oh! about a yard. " 'Come up closer." said the operator. " 'Why. said the man. "I've tfot my nose riyht in the thin'r now. "The K'ir's have all lieen wanting to sec that man ever since. "We are kept pretty busy the most of the time. The frirls work on eiirlit hour stretches and average one thou sand calls a day. a nd there are thirty two operators employed altogether, some of whom are on ail nilht. th'Mjrli that work takes fewer than during the day. "We have to keep posted on all sorts nf news, and during the baseball season half of our afternoon calls are t.i ! ' ' what is the score, and it is the same with the football jjame. We turn in : f? 'od many of the lir alarms, and or election iii''ht J'avc the white liniise th; first news 011 the election returns. "The subscribers are ahnos wit lu its' exception very nice and Co trtcotis to n and ! think they would lie vcti less a" to b' vexed or misundcrs-r.d if thi w.xiM come up to the i-Acli.mjjv and s how thin I'm work." THE WAVEKi vJ.rCS. Aui lvnt Tr-t-s of Vi:iilnii4 I!e-ut- In lh St.ite of "'t.H:l llils. U. Tin-trr.-it . a ks at V;iv--l.-.v. M;iss., ar-- nrviv.ilsof anoali f'-ro- t that must Iiavt -i-,li il in that ivioii. ai-.-onliriL' to t In- iroloo-ir.1 s and studi Mt . of trie's as far h;i'-k as tin- tenth rot'! ir.y. T!ii la'ar t-vi-ry cvidi'iii-c of xn -t iyi: an an -l 111 tree in 1 1m m-ihii .'ho id. no-. almost disinant lid. with its Treat li:nl lviii;' mi thf 'rouml and n .irlv all oi ils l rarn lies dei ayed. istlie :iot vener able ohjeet in the line of tre -s that c;i pridialdy he displayed in- r; y p:;rt '. Ni w I'lij-'land. It is well v. 1 rii a vi V: toWaverhy just to see tlii vetierald lin. It is iiuiMi'iiM' in the size of il. ti'itnh, and its liiirnit y in i!c- ay is very irepre-.sive. Tlie iliyi-j n;il; Tees in t'v neio-lilxuhooil are of the i- rt th.it ;.t tain a very o"eeat a:.re. and t hat main tain their virility unimpaired. W know of only one other oak tree ;.' New I'no-hmd. says the I'.oston llei;i. that ean In mpared with theni. '1 is liM-ated in lpswieh. nn.l is lar'Ti-r i :n re vi lli rahle. apparently. Can anv -.f the Waverley oaks, and that and t!.. U averley oaks, we are frlad t 1 know, have U-en inspected !y the state park eonnni: si iners and are likely to lie pre served. It is worth one's while to see and study these majestic oaks. They ..re seen to Teat advantaLre in the w in ter, hen t heir ru'nl litnhs are hare and their immense strength is revealed. ;mh1 in mrnnier. when they are covered with folhiire, they nro ahjeets of ivun-d-rful Ik auty. The state of Massachu setts has a duty to enfr incln-e these trees and make them pnllie property, 'l'hey are the irh.ry of the state, and al most as much an ohject of interest a the old state house, or the venerahle structure called the Hid South .Meetinp. In use. She Wit I p In Tlifury. "One day," writes a correspondent of the llostoii TransA-ript. ''luy brother went U buy !' bushel of buckwheat for .sowing. Ht found the man of whom lie was poino; ti buy the prain uway; but his wife was at home and she un dertook to make the sale. She "rot a peck measure anrl they went to the (jrunary. There the woman tilled the measure twice, poured it into the bap; w hich my brother held open, and then was pointf to tie the bai,' and take the pay for a bushel. 'Ifut, Mrs. 1'., said lie, 'it takes four pecks to make a bush el.' 'Oh, docs it?" said she. 'Well, you ff, I never hint any experience in meas lirinp f rain. In-fore I was married; I al ways taught school.' " Fruit f.l.l.ir ".; !;.. Slew any nice fresh fruit: rw-aches and ::pph-i w iU answer, but berries are the liest. Strain the juice, sweeten to taste; heat, and when l'ilm; stir in a tablcspoonfiil of corn starch moistened W illi water to each teacupful of the juice or ninip. (ont:nuc the stirrino; until the corn starch is sulUciently cook.Mt, then pour int.i cups or molds wet in cold water. Set away to cool nd eak with creaau uhI nufar. y-J Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Is a Harmless, Positive Cure for the worst form of Female Compl.-iint-s.ari Ovarian troubles. Inflammation and I'lecra tiori. Falling and Displacements, also Spinal Weakness and I rucorrhcTa. It will dissolve and expel tumors from ilie uterus in an ear!v sta-e of t'evelopnient. and checks the tendency to cancerous hi'.ninrs. It removes faintne-s, Hatulency, weaknes of the stomach, elite l!'oat,r". Hea.laihe, Nervous Prostration, General Dch .'utv.Sleeiv lessness. I )ejrt-ssi.-n and l!u!:"e-'ion, a'so that fcelinf, ( Hearing down, causing pain, weight, and backache. Jt acts ;n harmony with the laws that covern the frm-tV svstem under all ii eunist.inces. For Kidr,v t'omr.i.imis of either sex this i-nmnniiml I 'unsurpassed. Correspondence fiee'v answr-rrd. Addrc-s in confidence. O U1A K.PISKIIAM MLP.CO-.Lvi... From Pole to Pole Atib'k SardaParilla ha dnontraU.d lu power of euro l'..r til diiM-aafa of the blood The Harpooncr's Story. Jvi Jletlurd, June 1, J.'S.fJ. PH..T. C-Atth k C o. Twrnty y-ar p I wk a hrpo.:er in Iho North I'-w-itir, hn rlt- othr of th crew and mywlf were l:ud up Tith iitirTT. lur oodie were bloatt-d, uniM nwotlea nd bieedinir, teeth Iikjiw, purpie blotchen atl over un, ant ur breath --nied rotten. Take It by and larye ww were pretty badly olf. All our liine-juice wa ai-cidentnlty destroyed, but tha captwia had a count dozen bottle of AvKR'a Barsafai.ili-a and save ua that. Wo reeo. md on It quicker th:in I have ever aeen men brouL'lit about by any other treatment for rVurvy, and I've een a Kuod deal of it. pWinir no men tion in vour Almanac of your ?riapai-illa beina rixd for curry, 1 tboutrht you o. (.hi lu know 0 thi, and w aeod you b fet. Kinpeeifully your, " Ai.ru T. "WrxoATB. Tho Trooper's .xperienoe. Ifajren, Il,iutoIiindKS. jlrica,)Jtrrk'i, M"!S. 1R. .T. V. Ayr.B & Co. Oentlemen : 1 hava Biaen tileaanre Co teatify to via m t value of your HaraaparilU. We tare Vet atationed here foe oer two yer durinir -liich tune w had to live Id test. Brin under eanvaa fo i-h a time hrrenlit on whw 1 called In thie country clIt-ert-." I h-nl iIioko aorea for aome time. 1 wa a.ivied to Uke yonryr.a. Sarilla, two bottle of wliii h made my aora (appear rapiillv, nnd I am now quite well. our trul'v, T. K. I'.oiiex, Trooprr, Cap MuuHted JUJlrmn. Ayers Sarsaparilla I the ociv thoronchly enVetive Mood porifler. the onlv niedieltie tiiat eradicate the polaon ot eicrofuU, Mercury, and Conutfiou iia; Sroui tho ayalcux. rniPARtn T Dr. J. C. Aver & Co., "Lowell, JI Sold by Rll Drucirixta : Price 91 ; bii botlie 1 Xor S6. Chronic Cough Now.! For !t you 1o wt It mar beo-onio en- ; .t4i-rt Ikttiiifif ana Husiimj 9 ?f Pnro (Oil Uu r Oil and HYPOPHOSPHITES C F Ijime mid ixla It H uiiii' sl ;- i'liitil K-a-i milk. Far IK-H.r III;. 11 1.TI11T s...alle.l Kniulsh.ua. A Wumli-rrul Ilt sli j.iiKlai-or. muision J ncro am px,r IniiUitlons. :,-t tUr yenuhtr. HALLShaTfj RE NEWER. The croat poi'ularil y of this prrparaf inn, after its test 01 many years, should lie an assurance, even lo the luost vkeptical, that It 1m really meritoriotix. Tlios- win) Lave i siil Hai l's 11 uit Kknfwek know that it ihx-n all that it claimed. It causes new prowth of hnir on bald heails provided the hair follicle are not dead, which U hcUiom the -a-e; retorc natural ookir to rrar .r tailed hair; pre serves the scalp healthful and clear of dandruff ; prevents the hair falling tT or rhanini; color; keeps it soft, pliant, lus trous, aud causes it to grow Vjii and thick. Hall's ITair TlFtrwF.n produce Its eCect4 by the healthful influence of it vegetable ini.'redieiits, which invirorat and rejuvenate. It Is not a dye, and Is a delightful article for toilet use. 'otv tainiiu; no alcohol, ft does not evap orate quickly and dry up tli" natural oil, leaving the'hair harsh and brittle, aa do other preparations. Buckingham's Dye TOR THI WHISKERS Colors them brown or black, as desired, and Is the best dye, b-cause it is harmless : produces a permanent natural color; and, Doinir a single jireparation, is more con venient of application than any other. rRirmiD it K, P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H. Sold by all Dealer in Medici r-ea. , FOR ARTISTIC TRY THE FREEMAN. jOHQSQQ, v HOUSEHOLD USE. ' "Was originated nnd first prescribed by AN OLD FAMILY PHYSICIAN in 1810. Could a remedy without real merit have survived over eighty years 9 SOOTHING, HEALING, PENETRATINp For INTERNAL and EXTERNAL ue.V"i HtofM K h-rini it w- rainani1 Intlammatlnn. i.'urv lrswip, Collin. bor Ihnuit. T.rfiilitw, C.l!". I'mnipM and Tan., Sufflimr I'nmplattitn. I'iit.4 and Hmi-n like ii.arii f'urv Coturlirt. Asthma. 4-atarrh. Hnnifhltis Choi.-ra. M.irt.us, rtilltlitl. ChaNl. Sor-tiri In Mm1 y or IJuilM, Miff Mu--li or Strain. InhiO for Nrrwus ll.al-h. Ill'sfa l-wmi.hl.-t Irxsj. Sotl cvrrra hre. -rli- af. rta. biX bottl. a. fi.ua. I. . J H.NSt"S 111, HoMon. Urn. 'I' K A t r O M I5and Instrument. Snaro and Ha Drtima. '. Ui1"Jl. CrmaK and all Inai, iWh r. .TatrtM a an, a a m : SCOTT'S! ' " nf-iVd'ffT?rn-''-'AL"-'--,"-q I SGOii's E LIQIMEHT A Statue Tliat Hits roocl In Nassau tr s.it.v V ar. Thcre statics in fi'.u.t f the ir"V rii inent li'iu." at Nu-an. the li:ili;.ma-. a statue ..f ('i.lnnil is that ha had iU trtinbh-H. I!it ri ::'d.V thi- st:ti:e i . valuabic fr. .111 the fa-t that W.-.l.irv.'t.-n Irvinp: assi .te.1 in dc-init;r:ind .-c.-ut-in-r it. There wn.s a tiul'. however, wl'ien :irtncl sentries o-n:irh-ii it ni-Tht .and day. 1 'liaut h n-ii-d iH-i--.ns were "furbiddcii b api-n.:;ch tlic .-l.t where it st.nxl. If these prec::uti -::s l.;:d if t Im-cii taken the stat lie tv.nild nnd. .11 It. .1 lv have Ih.-ii desi ruviil. T::al ' v ill the days when the Lome r-,VI "!! "'n' v:i tryin" tn alM.Iish slavery nil th-- is land, th.v. Smyth wa.- sent out pith. llahamas to prepare th-.' pr. .,.;Tty owners for t his cha nsre and .n ' ! ie r-i-nt i nient was against hii:i. t h v. S-i: t'.i was captivated by iH-mitirul Nassau, arid he presented to that . ity thi- ; ta' lie .f I'oluiTibns. t he ih n. r"s ,i:'- .j-.i'.irily v. as f. rsevi-ral 3 e n -, re ;'.-.-t e. ! . ri I, U ' ft . Shivery was al-oH-duil. h-.wv v. r. pnl.ii.-si-lit ii'lel' t in the I ;..h:: :11.1s . nan -.red. a - id. accord iic' to I he New . -rk S in. this same st;i I tie of I i .1 i: in' t:s is now - o!i.l--rsl one of the meate-l lr.-j-.nris ..f Nassau, i i ra T"' n. ari rt is! !' some Im-ii I repittut ion. iti.m1i led it in ' l.oi-.d.ui in ls:;i. Wi.sh.'eo-i on 1 1" i ;i T was in KllL'l.ill'l at t : i:t ' lime, ar.d he br .11 .'lit to i i ratT'-roii's aid tin- r.-MilKoi hisown extensive research in t lie libraries and T il l.-ries ..f Spain in ;i!-st of i.i;teriai for his '"Life and Yovai'i-s of t'oluiu luis." He displayed much in I crest in this work, and the design is sM i.-'.iy in lu-cor.laiice with I rriaif's t-oiici-pt ion of t'olumluis. The statin- as lr. .nil.t out friiiii 1 .. mi 1' 111 by the j:i--(i-h bri;r I. 'use Hill. ;oi.l u as laiid.il at .'a - -:oi 1 hi May .'. 1 -.;-j. It was int n-Ied to ere -t it in front of the pu! !i I ui 1.1 i nirs npjx -site !ia' s ni sipiare. but this idea was ubali.I- "lf -d on a -eoiiit of iiinuer. .us tlir.--ts to de tr..v it. The work of erection was .-. miplcted iimiii-' .lime. I'-o.'. The iinveilinir an I present a t ion of the statue were a -.- mpii .lied with ap propriate ceremonies an-1 were foll.iwiil by it ball at the y-overmnent house. THE PHENOMENA CF LIGHT. . 1'iiz! in tr. t ' r.l I -tit ltr Si-ii-ni i-t.i if All ;.. Several this.ries have lu t-n advanced by t he sclent ists t .aecouia l'-rthe fact thiit we liave the ever-pre -cut phe nomena l:iiotn as li rht." 'I lie two principal f the many reasons thus set forth l y the learned .-n! Ii un-n who have devot ed their lives t.i mi Ii itiv.-s-ti:.rat ion are t he emission ir -. .r, circular t heory and I ha t know 11 a . t he 101. i u la t .ry thi'ory. The pi-im -pals of !h..- i mission tlieoi-y originated in the fertile brain of the philosopher. IVs-artes. v. hi ua horn way 1 a. k in l.V.M'.. Ih.t little at tention was paid ibis peculiar theory at that time, and it ait. I 1 .:. i t -.-s w en both ;:lt!iost foiv-tteti v. hen. alxm sixty years later. Sir Isane Newton ap pear! ! upon tht" se-iie and enunciated the s;;:.ie ilocl fine. Aeci-rdinir to these eminent men. li j-hl consist -i of small particles emitted by lnminons bodies, the velocity of its transmission mainly re;'u!aliii: the eoloi-s. The unduhitory theory, that now most '-etu-ranv accepted 1- the seientilie world, tea -lies that I he space bci u fell t he -el est ial In . lies is -.-ip pie. I by an imponderable ft her: and that the 1 11 mi in .si iy of a 1 .dy is siipp. -, to be a rapid vibratory motion pr... c. iiiej- from the body in na-..I i. n to the 1 v ... The wavcsi.f livht pr.n-e.-d in a 11 . i i re. : i -t.-fruiii i-vitv I uiiii ie u:s point i-i sii-i.ie;.' lin.-M t he in. .'. . ..f it s pari i.-'es beiic supposed to iiii.li.ia1e ill a t r.ii.sx .-r-c d'.rect ion 1 o l he li.n- . m .1.1. !i t !;. ;;-h! travels. The velo. :y of li! i, s. . Lfreat that the hi.I'.an 1. . . i. i 1 iiin-.i rrasp an id. a i.f t he rapid!:;. - ii i: w !.i ',. it travel-. A.-criiiiie; ! tin- I-. ! thoriti.s at'.alnaMe to the writer, the liis'aio-e 1 !.-.! i.y a beam of !;-!! a si':eie se. . .:;, I of ; i:ie is one Imiair:-! and niMety 1 ': .n-a.-. I ui'ies. Tl.!..-s talc-.- is so oi-fft that no p-r.-c , I-I. sjiaee of t ll.'H- . oil''! be i e l i':i: passa;'e between two e'iveii jioinls oil t he eart h's surface. SAVD A DDZtN LIVES. l'reeni-e f ..j . . -. .t il.t. t'lilt k of -t f':l-.r.i.l . .Mi . Ir-.i-r. 'I have heard of some rare : 1 of presence of mind."" sai l a tr.iv. I r to a fejri.rtef f -l ! if St. I.onis ( 1 ! I .. - i 1 . i-nit. -l i.t I saw a : a I-. .-. i : -. "l . 1 !ia 1 -1 .-i.ek i.ie as a in !. j- 1 1 e i ; . r- a s. '- were .-. .fiilie- so -r !i .'i t '...-'..- -i t e from I i i , v t r a f-.-w i.'iits b '. .r . mas. I a 1 .n t w ..'.!...;. 1 . ; : i . ai Ill if. Some .. here . . -1 " 1 I f t I -. sprinirs. w -,.i-i;l ..-.a r a !i c. ' n ! ai--The papers were f '. I of ii a. id I e. ..li'l ia! s details, but n..b..-.;., I .., i ; -. a nit-1 i. i -;ie saved 1 h.- 1 iv -s of a ; ;),-.;.!. that a 11 T : I Morning . .,... s a .ve I .i;:r s-ii-t-s ,r ail !'- 1 . ' on' i f the sc. i-Uyr . o-. ", I . :: . .ii.! we f - 'tin-! that I he f rv. a r. I i a-, a. a. a lire. .!.!.-! th. n i:iH :.d..-e. a m'.'i a. a ire t.ii lie-. -, r:rr. ulio tias pj- - a over I lie stale of I :! .rii! . ral.e.ed ap an armful of l.la:l els. a: :. ja a i .', ia across the f ame-.. Ian h ! i-i a ! si i. .u . i r". f i . II.' ,t ' ia r. f. m l ... i a re 1 . : , only in iii . ii ?i. . r -l'.; hes. bnl he ili.ln't s. em t -. mill I : hat a bi t I ie s'irea.1 . .at a blaakct. liied it frill wi: h r ri .v 1 I lircw it nvi r the Ihniu s. This he d'ai time and I i me a-rain tint"! la- had t!e blaze completely smother,..-". There was.it aiiol In -i man ill lla- car win vvo ih! have thought of th o laat ':m-!(i-i'. and I teli you it wnsap'n l.y ihinu t io. I don't know u hci :.. r I'll I.!,.-t . fr.-t vc or roast to death. li h ohe.l as thou;.'h it would have to be one or the other tln re for a while, but Viinhif's nt'rvf saved us." GLADSTONE A3 A READER. It I Ilie freiiiicrV llul.it Niirr t Line ll Minnie's Timo. It is ratVu-r diseinira""!:"; t-i know that if one should read more hours a d;iy thiitl the avera .-e A mei ii an is able to sjH'tid away from business, be would Ik' sil.le to read only a. few-of the works that are really Worth readin-if. Mr. tiladstone, however, is riot, to In iliseourtiiri ;! by this know !tsl;.--e. Me "ih-s tiiioii the prin-iple that, the only way to o-i't any readinor done is to read. In a volume of conversations, recently translated. Dr. I ol linger said: "'I think it was in the year lsTl that I rcinenii k-i" his H i ladsti .n.-'s) pa intr me n visit lit six o'clock in the evening. We bcran talkinp: on political and I heoioo-i -a I sub jects, and b' tll liecsime s i e ia"r. isst-il wiih the to!ivei"sation th.at. it was two in the lnornin"; when I left the r-. -m to fetch a lxiok from my library In aripe on the mat i-r in hand. I returned with it in a few minules and found Mr. (ikulstor.e deep in ;l volume he had drawn out of his pocket true t- his principle of m-ver losino; time -ditrin"; my nioaicntary :ibs'nee. And this at the small hours of the tuorniiitr." lit. utile Sinn. At the pri-K iit l ime the -u hole iiuni ler of double stars icnown and recorded, by astronomer is sotnet hin- over tan thousaiitl, far (x-iidiii;r t he total nuai IktoI stars vi ible t-i t he nahetl eve in the entire lirmanient (aUiut idx i Ihoa antl). ami others are l in;r fretjuentlv discovered by the p-cat U-leM-oj-K-s timv in existence. Shnwrrn r VoI(-:r.iv A -h.s,. Voeanie, asli.-s ofu-n travel a lo.or ,':. tance. A remarkable sh iw.-r ..f.! eanie asiies has occurred recent I v in sev eral parts r i inlaud. Tho erotK. I i;i rv.me. pLu-es lias been covered to t'e l -plh of nearly an inch. 1 he t.hci.om enon is attributeti to volcanic eruption in IceliAud, hondreds of miieb away. "WHERE DIRT GATHERS, WASTE RULES." GREAT SAVING RESULTS FROM THE USE OF APOLIO il.i iorartiunm. I H r.( Uri;C tn.n!l!.:rcpp - - ii r.j i.-xtiri..m i.ti T" a' f'?--'t o..a ,f D't 1 T t-.i !ik-ioini wriy ri -V' j J T"W iryo t-s .4 U-bl!K. i.'n'Ji.c;l ' : .1 1 1 -V 1 m u 1 ! - . a, : j. ; . rs. ..r-s- z.: nrtnic ii cti '. 4i V y. !.' a .U for il'MU :MA). '! H-;lt:i " .' - Mi II f'.r 41- l :ll. 'J - iri i l'h. - .n 1.. ? i-tiua.-.ss a . tT 1 A HI TV vu mrf yoanrlf and ram Si) to it. -I Ih I valar tor )or mont-y. boiiiini.ai in imir liuilwrartii .un-liiilr.( . i.. llHftfia rhArM, w liii-h rrirrriil Iho tM-at vu lur lur ritr alr4, aa ifcaiaaauada M ill lest it v. S-r-TAKE SO SrF?TITt'TE. W- L. DOUGLAS S3 SHOE CENTLEfVIEN. THE BEST SHOE If. THE frORLO FOR The MONEY. A uniiir pm ihori thit vill m rip, Hn rair, s-ainl ---s r?ni-.!h ini, lteiiMt. iiia-tv n m f iri..l!t. hty H-li aiM iluriihlft hnn ny m hcrnhotpvtr fb.lil ul ilie ince. lUaitAi'UnUtiu tuiiult ni!escjkUiU4C tr-n $1 to?:.. H? Dii.t UV?:'. a- Jtiiil lurttiii. wiiot-M -vT rtlil at the iri-. Tlit-y fquiil Hue lniortHl ibH-4 vot.n-f f ruin wi OO I'ollrtP Shnr. worn hy f armpni and all l? O1 m i titt rn w li wniit a il: m t havy uJf, thn-n t-lM, xt iwitm Mn.'h-t .: towaik lu, aui will k'--r th 1- ' it'V mi'i wnria. -CO Hiu nil. nn.1 .00Vrk- m m (tit? int 14 Sh w-t will it- iin.r wrar fr th itiitiu y than an .ih r ni:ik. Tli ar- nunli fur s.-r-vi '. Tht Ihncdsu.j; baKu fthow tturt wwrtUituu a )' e fuuni th;" f'Uf. ti U b nre i m ly Uit Imv -ry-i iin. 1 ho n:"! rvr. ltnl,..-r.h''Nsfi'it at the-tri -(. aCI UlUd oil aiHf it.7'' Mi...- f..r jli i-nt m are nuleiif lit lMni;ln r ftnt! 'nlf. n tii sirt 'i. Tlty nr wry tt ii h.-iirif.rtat.lanl duru lU. 1 hUJishe40i:iNourtoiniii:i(lMi(NVMt Inic from it, 'Ht4tsi.fii. J -ai u-t iv ho ucctiiiuuilxu iu Ui' ir f'-t'r fire flndinn thinout. f 4 ini.ii. W. l Imuu-Lis' nan to anl the prl-r I rttninp .1 4111 tht lMtiii. f ffti'li fth-; lKk fr it wl-i-n n lny. V rof iUttltntR(ifrnittnetoiiil'w T it i:i othiT inaUt-s for thciu. mh Ii .itlrt Hut xinnart) f mtnlnlt iit nnit (iiihjii-t t' i-r t tm t iw fur l t.'inini; ni'.n v uii'l-r fa!-- inT'iut-H. U.K. DOlCli.N lirmLtou, Mumm Sold ty C. T. HOJ3EUT8, in it'J...iti OTI.S! OILS! The Atlantic Iiefiniii Co., of i Pittsbui'fr, , luako a spet-ialty ; f manufacturing for the iomes io Irailc the finest hranils of ;!iiiminaiini; ami Luliricaiir;; Oils, Naphtha and tjasoline Tltat ran te Ml FiOIii PlIBOllllM. We chalh.'iiire comparison with 'very known jmnhict of jetrol ?unt. If you wish tht-. most Sost : nsitalj : Satis&ctorj : DCs in the market ask for ours. ATLANTIC REFINING CO., I I I !"!H . ! !ilT , l'liTsnuiM;. 1 'A. .wtl v.i-lyr. S. J. LYWCH,- At:ti M-.Mit:ieturr Jfe DraVr In HOKE AND CITYBTADS ' FURNITURE LOUNGF:.Hi:i)STHAUS, ; lt;or ELKYEXTH AVENUE, aVLToona. tkxn'a T-f""Citizns if ("ainsria County nnd all , .thers wishiu;; to lurfh;isH-Inmost KUliNI TUKK. Ac at tmnejit prlri'S .r rpsH-ctf ul!y luviti-d tti uivi us a call twfor" bui": ls-Aht-rr1. us i- are rotitiriwit tat v cn uiH.t rvi-rj wtit nnd p!fs fvrry taste lrl"es thvrv loarnst. f4 -H(-tf.l WE TELL YOU notliinn tiftr wtiu ttt- that it t nar in n -riiian'iii, ni-t ht-ntthv :inl pU'aant bti-i-iii-, that rrturti :i ri!it fr fvTv i.ay'f uttrk. Mirh i-i tin- tniiiir4- w lU r tin wirkiiiLr - la--. Wt teach ihi-tii how to ni.iki- iikhh v rajiitllv. ami L'ltaranii- vtri n who loliou't our in.-t riirt ions taithfitlly tht makinv' t' :UN IMI it itioiilli. l-.vt-ry tint who tak- Im11 ikiw ami work will ir-ly antl -p- ilily inrrat I h ir aritin-; th-r r;ui Im- no iin'st hu ahoiit it; oiImts ihmv at work ait' (loin:; it. ami mi, r a-i-r. au lo ih :iint. luit i tlM ln -t rt .in,u ln-in- that oii ha e t-vr h:i-t tin rlian to -tf-rut-. Yon w ill mak a enn e mi-take it nt fail to ;t it a trial at our. If 0111r1a-p llo .-it ual i u. ami act (iii kh. yu will liit-rilv timl 4riri If in a uio-t mntus lii-in-.-s, at wiii'h ou an ftr Iv make ami save I irir tini of ii.otH-v. i'lit rt -uh of only 11 f w In 'iirs' work will tti-ii -oial a wt-t kV a .'-. h-! hT on art- oM -r oniir, mini tr w oinuu, it makf no liir'-n n;'', lo as m- tll yu, ami snc-- will iiM't-l x 011 nt t In vtry -tart . Neit hr -xiK rii-nreor capital iM----ary. I ho- who work ftir ui ar rw anii. Wliv not write to t:iv tor (nil particular!. tr ? :. i. AM.KN X t'i'9 I . ok No 4'Uip AukubU, Me, CASSIDAY'S Shaving Parlor, EBENSBURG. 'lMMS woll-kn. n St avirni Tarlnr If lrratM or 1 t littr riirt-t. in ar I tnn.i v .tail. I1115 rp---iity lofn l.ai ilf. 111. :y intii 1. iri .!. arel. rnii titte.i witi...r ni. emi r.i.. -n iei.it-. an.: t' 1. in. .i 1 Ik- (.n-tiiti-i. ijtl.-l. u-i-l fti.. Id N.ittliMli i-i.ii. 1. riu )t i in cnnrne i r.tu. t. i.t w.. rl.11. ni w-t. aill iv .vrv aileiitinu tu cu.-ii u.fif. i i-r 1 r- iu K.lime.l lil.JH.l AMliAY. Vo a.-nl ro.-irr.'!ri. Tfrn;i " -I CALTivJS fn-. urnt : i'-.- il -"i.ir..l.;r.i tl:l L1 11. .4 s .1, KTI" 1Im aara-ra i LuM.an. C I VII SH.rmatrrbbA. V urk-aovU- and Kt.sTOUE lat Isum. L'seitand tcv ifsathf.rd. VON MOHL CO.. 3.-1 sv1'11-'. s es a2s- y vv X ri avr-.' ?W-i'i?s rren'i t lu-Htn,. t.,r.trr. ff s'T'- -Tfl r 'ii. 4.VV. , PRATT. SeeV, SLKH PT, I !M O. V v E4V va-: ,fMl;s etS -)-2 it? 7 id At!'firM.i!.f TZi aiiy ln.iii s ; .1 1. I c ' f . -. X . .sVsJl .j..I!v.vj ty aa AMt.t ts .Ho . h 1 ..f C a m.u .u JL i 1-W. - . rnii,i jS-VI. G:ianrJv4 aetrrfi wrrstn Jsiiu. - a - liu.'t l.s t":i li. :j v. ,. 1 i ' - :.iu.ri tn..in-ii.My ; never wants to learn, but the reads that Honesty CHEWiNG TOBACCO Is the best that is made, and at ONCE tries it. and eaves money and secures mora satisfaction than ever before. A.V OED imitations. Insist on having the genuine. If your dealer hasn't it ask him to get it for you. m. FI5ZER A BROS., toni-Yffi8.Ky- U IVER H F.U.S. rt tit U l.tlioua fiiJ-il' i f t!:o ij.' ir, bj.'h &9 aL,i2-iiutH, ium.3. lrow.iti-?i. I i-iirt':is nitev ptxnp. liain in tio Si l Ajc tlirir iiVMfi reznarkirkbie ucrc fca lo u nhcun in cuxiu JTlJie. y-H OrV-r!! IattV Livr TiTIi! !ir9 fc'.inii v-iliiifcl ioi;iCiiHtij-ati.r..ciiri'iL:J ro-v-tit;i tLiMtnrioyii7i-jplaii:t.i hils t h '.!. !ViiTfSa.l.cIiKorirriof thri.tu- hi tmnlitclh livi-r rvtTUbkto Luc- boweLi. iCv n 1 y oulj? CZXba my, mm w-rM rv ufiVr fnna tw Jitn?psii:coxj:jilar:t; lat fra liatejy lhirjrooJuHdfs i.oteiAU;trfar.ii th. rho4.netry tlicia wilJ find tnt,- Urllo f iMa'vaiti ttl le in for;an-f wars tiiat thoy m ill n: lt rif luig tutio witiiout tU-tiu Bui -uVr .U.ils.'k ha4 lfithl'ar.ff p- mny llv-r-fl tV.at hrra in whrm r-niiiakf-our lxb t. Our jJiILcuruit maila Cthr-rA d not. :art-T'n Little Urfr ftro r-ry nmmll nnd r ry iy to ttEo. Ote or tw.- vill; i:iakoa . Thi-y a-o-trict!y Vfc"t iMi an l do not pnpe or ytirn. hut ly Uwir ntija-t-jn f.Icaf-e all who lipetam. Iu Tialnat -Sc'iita : tivi.tr ;1. Sakl by tlrar,.utd every wlierow or nt Ly mail. CARTER MEn'CrNC CO., Ntvr fork. SMALL PILL. SMALL DGSE. SMALL PRICE Caventa. and Tmrto-M.nrk oMainpil. and all W exit hiiHinsA rouiK-t.-.i for Moderate F Our Office is Opposite U. S. f-.it-nt Office, and we ran wrnrr i...t.-nt in Iit timrthan iho-e rrmi.te from W.-ivhiritoii. Send niinii-1. rira in-j or photo., with dprrip ti.in. Wo .-i.lv ino. if i.at.ntat.ip or not. inn .f char'.'. Our fi'f not dm-til! !.il.-nt 11 -rnircd. A Pamnhlet. '-1I..U- to nl.t.iin I'at.-ntH." mith nam a of artual riii-nt in vonr State, county town, writ fr.-.'. Adiin." C.A.SNOW&CO, Opposite Patent Ofiice. Washington. D. C Cures thonsandi anminllyof IJverConi rlaints, Biliousness, Jaundice, Dyspep sia, Omstipation, Malaria. Jfnre Ills result from an Unhealthy Uvertbanany other cause. Why unfler when you cm be cured t Dr. &infor.l's Livrr Invigop tor la a celebrated fsmilv rrifs'irine Vl U Ilia tltlsT WILL. Wt'I'l'LY VC. PATCriT STEEl PICKET FENCE liAAOStlJlE, IXUJlSTIirCTIIfL". Cheaper than Wooa. I 1. 1 11 V. , . A '.' '. I. ' SsU-i-. 'f'l li !i I I W I i-ir rrn". wth-cau. Ou.l a '"Jut" . " I " U - l- .n-."eh; rtala nir.n.i. tin. Muln ul Flint rrAr " Cr lH WLNlMla b. lit t.SA. aud m l tla.laaf W1KK H ufca. TAYLOlt A: 1)IM, SOI. 803 & : 4)3 ALrV4.'t St S'iUabarsh. Vsk. D UXALIl K. DUF TON, ATTtlKN EY-AT I. A W wist f roHayr Hr.iTHTHt ttvrn ut c i onorn. (MlMriS n X K K K A h I I ;:U '( (I II il hi vy'L-i ll 11 li i !i 111 . A FOREIGNERS OF NOTE. Ex-QiT.EX L11.110KAi.AXi is s very Ie tfrminitl and wlf-w illeil woman, wlio, when she has made up her miu.l upon any suhj.-ot, t-sinnot be driven from it by dynamite. So ii:i:AT is the popularity of Duke Carl Theodore of Ilavaria, who prac t 'u'.'s as a physician, that last year he attend,! over S.ikk) patienUs and pT f.irni.il COO operations for diseases of the eye. I'i.kikk VON Levetzo, whomoethe adminl and w islusl to marry when he vas seventy and she se"enUn. reaehl her ninetieth birthilay recently at the eastle of Trzielitz, in Itohetnia. She im the subjiit of t'oethe's "Trilo?3' of l'a t.iin. Mit. ili.AiisTosE Kmokes a:'asionally, but very little. He will aveeept a eiar uiee in a jrreat while from near friends, while their jruest. and take just a few whiiTsof smoke. Sometimes, it is even asserted, he is s-n with a cigarette Ih tnwn his lingers, but he was never keen sin. .kiiij- one. Mk. 'i.ahsto.e claims diwt deseent from Henry III., kinjjof Knland. ami from IinlK-rt ISruee, kiii(jof Si-otlantL It is thought that the reason why he has invariably refused any title or fieerae Ls ln-cuu.se if hi:i knowledge of his royal l-si-eiit fr.im the kilip-s of la. til England au.l S..iitlanL ON AMERICAN RAILS. Amekioa usrn seventeen railroail fUUgl-i. Last 3'car our railriils carrieil tloo, Ooo.iiihi pis'iple. The plan of using- separate tirs for car wh,ls is refrard.! by many rail n i:i.l in-n as representing- the ciinw-l prin.-iple of construction. I'in v-UVK American niDroails repert an im-ri'ii H' of f-JO.T:)-! .?."'$ in their pros iMrniiis. iluriiiif ls'j-i; twelve roads r ivirt a de -nasi' of f"J.4.Vi.S-H in the siinie time: fotirlci-n roads report an in -cii':i -.e of f 17,NI.S75 for i-lfvcn months, and seven report a di-rease of f 1,7-21,-i:;; fur eleven months. Tin: Erie's old broad jraurre No. 74 was regarded as the most uiilm-ky i-n-(nii'" that ever ran on the road. It was ustil in the Susiuehanna yards and is haid to have killed thirty-nine H-rsons, ini-liidin'r four women and thr,' chil dren. In addition to this seventy men were crippled by this engine. It isco!iiputl that all the lihinotivcH in the L'nitiil States would, if iul,l together, make a train I'M miles lutitr. Tin' j):iss'iiriT cars would make anoth er train of aliout the same length, and if all the cars of every variety ia the' country were coupled behind the cn friues the result ".vould be a train just, alniut 7,000 miles Ioiik'- WOMEN OF AMERICA. Anxie Kooxey has K-en appointiil U a clerkship in the otliee of the secretary if state in Mii-hijrau. A Industrial Home for Colored 'Ms has r-cnt!y In-cn tlislieated in Tt-imcsr-sce liy Mrs. Clinton 1!. Kisk. Mp..-. James 1'oI.i.y, of (Jreen countj-. Ky., is one hundred and seven years old and the mother if fourteen children, of whom thirteen are liviii(.r. the youngest In injr lifty-iiine years old. Faxnik Mohawk, a Nfiiaw who was set fn from Iilo Mohawk, a Tarratine brave, at a recent sittint,' of the snjiri-iae court in llaniror. Me., is said to have lx-cn the lincst-lookiu' woman iu the court-room. Miis. Sakah KiriM.K, if S.-ranton. Fa., still jn-rsists in smokinrr. after s-vent niiie years cxiierieiice if the noxious and deailly wl As she is only niiiety niiie years old. there is, however, time for ln-r to reform. Mm. M. A. A. viieksox. assistant s-r-pvaiit-at-anns of the Arkansas house, act.-, as doorkeeper in the aliscnce of the siTjr.'ant-at-artns, and can do more with ln-r smile in seating- an obstreperous mt-inlM-r than her chief can do with hi oliicial mace. FROM MANY LANDS. AMERirAX lard sells for twenty five cents a tiund in Mexico. A i.aki.i.k proportion of children sur vive their lirt.t year of existence in Ihil li:i than in the twenty lar'e towns of England and Wales. A MNol.E mahogany tr"e in Honduras w:is r,-.-iit!y cut into lioards, which, when sold in the European market, realized over teu thousand tlollars. Thi:i:e are said to tie thr? count rii-s in Africa in which the liquor trallie has K-en practically annihilateil. Th-se are Oranire lr Stat. the l'.ritish t"rritory in I'asstito Land, and the pivernnient of Sir Marshall Clarke, and the North Uii li.Kiiialuii.l, under IChama, the native Christian kin?. Tut: city of Kin Janeiro has trieil Ilel lnmy's s-lirnii' iu its application to the control and sale of fr"sh meats to thw inhabitants. With no appreciable im provement in the quality and no reduc tion in the prices the total ost to the inisiimirs of meats has ln-n iacrcasetl by ".'0.0tm in six months. FOR THE HOUSEWIFE. Cake. Two cu's. one and a half cups, surar. om-half up butter, one cup cold water, two tcasp.amfuls of biikinsr powder, two ami u half cups flour. This i, ni.-c linked in a loaf orin jelly tins Ohio Farmer. 11- II I'll:. 1 ih pie is made by ttsin-' t he cold ci.!'l..-l l':.h ar.d tato-s slietsl ihin and parlioihil: put them into the bak iiifTilish in alternate layers, season with suit. -p-r and butter, isiver with milk, and bake an hour. 1 lost.. 11 I Sad '.ret. FliiKii Arri.r:.. Fare, core and slice tart apples as thin as Saratoga Jiotatocs: make a batter of Hvoi;.'p!, a piiit h of salt, aetipof milk and six tablesjKMin fuls of Hour. Dip th. apjilos iu the bat ter, a spoonful at a time, and fry. Eat w ith jviwilcred sur;ir or liquid sauce. Farmer's Voice. To Cook Cokneii ISkef. Wash well and put it over the lire in a kettle of cold water, let it iikiI: slowly, allow i .'!" half an hour for every pound of itcat: if it is to Ik- used cold", it is much ni tr if allowed to cool in the water in whs.-li it was coked. If tiosalt, pour oirtheiirst water after it has etaiked half an hour ami add lAore. X. Y. Ob server. SAYINGS OF A SAGE. Oixami'xtal characters are full of weak i.pots. If the totcme could kill not many would live to old a;,'e. Tin: trouble with people that can talk is that they are apt tt say too Illtl.il. The world is full of lion fighters, but it is hard to find people who won't run from a hornet. Tin hi: are preachers who would make several radical changes in the plan of salvation if they could. Every new acquaintance we make has the power to tell us something-we didn't know alniut ourselves. Fkiexhsuip prolong! life. The clo-k would have run dow n long ago if some friend had not wound it up. Vor can't always tell how much re ligion people have by the amount of rain they will po through to tfet to prayer meet tup;. I. some respects friendship is lictter than love. The world in a house just larsje enough for one lover, but there is always a vacant room for another friend. Ram'a Horn. THE PATRIOT, J-'oniiKixt Ik'itifHTtitir Muriifiiff Xrtrxjmj$rr in I'ruiiiijlfmihi. CLEVELAND : AM : STEVEXSUX on thtir the White lli'i-e. Ihillr. every week-day morning In the year, i a ear. WeklT.;Taela)veniB ol every week la tbe yrax (I a. year. It l.eala I a be Kr The only .aper In Central I'eunnyUauia liavlnn Ita earlualTe wire and operator. jnD' --l eiiih the near rehire of the world. With t: raj. id fanluie it roarl.e three haodrednd l.nt li.e loan with All the dcvi Iron three tu aeveo hour ahead ol all otb era. HarrUt.ara- will 'I an cnurually ltnM.rtaul point the eoinlaa year. The ei..u of the l-al-let are. the election ol a ucreMr to e puollran le:llature mntronU. I ty a lininarratli ailtninintratii'D. all lend to draw the j.ul.ti.- eye to tbe eafital. THE I'ATKIIlT will ive wont Mimplete report ul all tbee ii'tt-rentlba' i.rm eed Idh. Tbe pan year hurt !i twen tbe Biost urrelul In tbe bittury otl HK EA IIiKir. It wauta the new year to he (till lrttor. It l.-axla ta t Irrwlaliwai Hei-t advarti Ina medieoi Id I'euarylvauia anlindeof I'lit.l-ora lit I hlladelphla. Tbrllalr llnaarrl 1 liatly laitl laliexf ltav Ralr ! Sbwrllrr.-Sl'i f.laoe It In buuue and tiii-lnea I'lane where It d." ! not aco end aid In traf-hlnic aood Iieuioeratlr! Iei-h-Ina THK I'Al Klr ill I irot t-y uiall to anv nrw vutiaerllwr lor lour mouth ua rereipl of one dollar. Tn 'eai I jr. 1 he wrkiy edition will le ant on trial It. wall lor four month on rwript 01 tweaty -ent; on"t rial -only. Addrea- I IIDI'Al IIiT'MrANY. Jan. 16 61. llarrlHi.urar. I'a. Constipation "Demands prompt treatiin-nt. Tho rrt sults of neyli-et may lm serious. Avoid all harsh and drastic purgatives, tha tendency of which U to weaken tho lioweU. Tho best remedy ia Aj-er'a I'ills. Being jiurely vegetable, their ai-tion is prompt auJ their effect always beneficial. They are an aJmirahlt I.iver and Afti-r-tlinner pill, and every where endorsed by the profession. " Ayer'n Till- are hiulily and univer aally VtH.ken of y the n-'pl 1. Unit here. 1 muk daily use if them in my practice." Dr. I.'li. fowUf, l:rult;u jort, tVnin. I ran recommend Ayer'n Tills bikivo all others, haiu loiijr prnve.l their value hm a .11 li.iri ic for invs. If ami faunly." J. T. lless, LtithsviUe. I'a. "For neveral years Ayer' Til's liavo lieeu used iu uiy'falnily. We liud them au Effective Remedy for constipation and indigestion, nnd are never without them in the house." MuM'ii (ireiiicr, Lowell, Ma.ss. "I have used Ayi-r'a) I'ills. for liver troubles ami imliestioii, (luting m.-my years, and have uluuvs fu.ii.'l llu-m i.ri.mpt and eth. i-nt 1:1 their action." .'. fcimilh, I tica, N. Y. "I fuiffered from -oiistipnti.n which assiimt-.l such an l-.lin tie f. -rm tl.at I feared It Would 1 hum! a htopp.ige of tint lels. T Im.m-s i.f Am i's I'ills -f-fei-ti-.l a complete cure." 1. bui ke, taco. Me. "I hale nseil Ayer's Fills for the past thirty veins Hiid ci.ii.-.i.hr them an 111 Xaluul.ie fiiluily liieili. .lie. 1 l. li.'W of do Utter i.-meily f.T liver troubles, and have alwuvs fnuii-l tin 111 a pnniipt -ure for i1 M-.i:i " -.laiin-s Juinii, .J Hi. 1. lie Hi. li.xilii.i'l. (1.1:11. ' llaviii: U-en tretil'l.-.l w ith costive tipus, winch M-i-in ine' itable with w-r-aoli-. of se.h-iilaiv halm- I liuve 1 1 ie.1 Aycr'a Fills, Iii..iii f-.r relief. I am f la.t to s:t that they hale s.rve.l mil K-it.r than any oiio-r ine.'icine. I airr e ai ll.i-. 4 'iiclni..n t.nly i.fter a f.ntl. ful trial of tin ir merit s. " - sjaiuuel T. Jones, Oak t , linsltm. Mass. Ayer's Pills, HlKI'AIIr-li HT Or. J. C. Ayer Sl Co.. towell, Mast bold by ail Iteaitra lo Mediclue. JOB:: PRINTING. th k rn t: i :m a x Printing Office Is the plce to eet your JOB PRINTING Piomptly and satlsfactotlly ee'uted. We will meet the prices of all! honorable com pet ion. We don't do any hut first-class woik and want a living price fur It. Villi Fast Presses and New Type Wo are prepared to turo nut Juti I'linting ot every rllsrrlption in tbo KINKsT STYLE and at tho very Lowest Cash Prices. Nothing nut tho hest material i used and our work i-peaka for itself. We are pro pared to print on the ahorU-H, notice I'OfTKRB, PKOIIKAMMKB, ISi'sinkss liAku. Taos. Hii.i. Heads, Monthly Statkmenth Envkiopkh, I.ABKIJI. C'lKt l'I.AKS, WeHDINO AND YlMTINO CaKUS t'HKCK". 0TK8. Draft. Rkckiptm. IUinhWohk, L.ETTRR AND N'OTE llKAUS. AMI HopandPaktv Invitations Ktc. We can print anything from tho amallext and neatest Vli-tting Card to the laiKest Poster on short notice and at tho mint Reasonable Hates. The Caniliria Frcem:ui EltENSnUI!(i. l'ENX'A. Scientific American Agency for CAVEATS. TRADE Mini. DESICM PATENTS. ca- mTormariotl ana rroe IIaiHltKM arrlteto MINN a 'l 3i4 KioiAl.H A V. New VeHIT. Olttaat bureau f.ir aeeurlna: at4uta In America. KverT luit.-iit taken out i.t uk la .r..iik-l.t In-fore tlie imbno by a iwuoc Ki'un tree of diaxKe in tbo) JWcntific tnevienu tarn eat circulation of any erlentifle pawr tn trie world. beluiHlidlT llluMtraUHl. N11 inO'llu'eiiC fiiau ahould Ims with. ml It, Wh-Ht k:.oH a Jiari (UMIalz n.i.ntli. A.ldrea Alf N.V a l'LBijauaita, abi lu-uaulway. New Vurk fay. JOHS F. NT HAT TO A SON, 42 A 43 Walker Kt. MIW YOITK. Imfanmt h! WkW( IImW. ! , .1 1 i..d. ..1 MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. Violin. Guitars. Banjos. Accordrona. Harmonl cat. Ac all kindi ol Strlno. Hc etc. M. D. KITTELU. Attorney-nt-iaw, EHENSRl" Kl, PA. (aJBea la arawrr Maildlu, ci-P-fowrt Hoaaa. rx I f r a IMPORTANCE OF THE NERVES. The Coniilri hrilcra hleh t'oi.n. t, ,t train with All r.lr-niltti. There are very few Jieixons whu l.avr even a hl'trht conception of in-r( s .,, they exist ami of the part hi.-h i ,, v liae to play in the affuirK .f Ilf,-. iUl. nerves are the 'wheel of furtuti.-," ;,,., any little interferenee with th.-ir . nn-uiiH a ilellti-tiiin from the ii'.rnul The nervous f.yhtetn lie-ins witl, i.. Iiruin ami emls at every extn-miiy. I..t t le -inl of systems of e .ni..-x ,u,.,. , turns are the telegraphic ainl tin- l:-,.,,. fi-r at-'etits of every impn-ssi. m t;-;n,... niitteil to the 4'eiitral station. N.-r.-s nri' Kimpiy tin' exM iiii-nt s ,f iii,.i-,s. sinlis, ail. I are Ii.Jaajri'SiMiiisilil,- f,,r u:, they transmit, ijferves start fr..in ii,,. spinal coril. ainl Iiici.ietitaliv the l.r.i i, anil. Mi'iiiriliiijf to the Halt iiii..te 11, ,. are simply agents of more imK .1 matters than the various si-nses vi,,,, they sulsi-rve. The nerves are mi i, to I'xternal iiittuencfs whi.-h m, ... ri"t'ii lateil ni a monetary seale. I:,., are uiitstiTs in every si-osi- of the j They may maintain their ein i-i ,r years, or they may serve t In ir t . ,, iltity ami ilei-'eiierate. W hile th.-i ! ,., t heir sw ay t hey regulate I if.-; w h. i, : ,., j.'et tiri'il they are tisi-less. 'I he ,. 4 if t he nerve is a mat tet of i.li ,. v i,. . .. ; One may preserve an i.leal f. ,t ;, ,, , ears ami am it her f. r as man m 1 1 is t he teinieraiiieiit an.l tl..- ii,,v, (. mil whieh net as a lialan.-.- :. , ; Nerves are sul.jii-teil to cn-n ii,;! ;, ,. i.f uiml an. I wcat he! . to s ii;i' , si'lit. lieariiij.r. lasting. f.-.-.n, j Mlll-I I I 11 . I I II I 11. IO jlll.'Il.l J.. . V...- fein t i..n iif the laaly ainl to r. i; t he a ITairs of life. If. .in u!l I- .t.i, miinl that impressions haie t.. I.. et'iveil ami r-)iorte.l it vm.iiI.I n..t r.-., i ,,. Illlleli reason i li;.' to tie - HI vi lie. . ! i , . lines i if .lelieate t issue whieh a". !..!(., this work nijuire a III! I - i. well as ll. i the i.t her parts of I !, . , ; ami they are human as well :i , , -ITeti..' in the jM-rformanee of ilut-, i. lu-rves of the eye. of the im-. ..f Iiamls anl feet, i.f the nose an i n. -K are si-nsit i ve Im Mlies. a in I - 1 1 . - . ; i,., ; M'tisitory impression-. v hi.-h I,..;,- t . H. rivonhsl l.y the l.rain. The-..- Hirr.-, sioiis are jihotorapheii an. I .1.-;.., -'-,, in reeolleetioii ami form tl,,- ,.i llreams. Tin' nerves of the l..!v i.jii , ha vi- nothing- t.i to w it h mmisii i. .i,. ,. t rol the museles, laith vi .1 u ni :i rv : m ! ; ,i voluntary, ami preserve th.- se.'..:,.j,,rv part . f esisteliee. Th. v m:i !,,-; , y. , , tn.ive your anus ami in o-. m.-imI i ,-, j, you join;. t her iii-n n. - t .-- .i,n. . : . , with t he nms.'Ies i ir iuiis.-ii .,r e M-r; i .n, waste their xcrtiniis. v. a-'.- !,.: . u erv.V ' t he varii ms funet i .-. , i.f.-. LOFTY ATLANTIC WAVtS HeMW Oi-mii Vt-r Thai mii-. our a steamer' ('ri.w'a The New V..rk daily p:.p.-r- a ! r I'onleil the faets that the -teaii. i.'.p Majestic, on her -ast-rn triji. .-an ;1 sea that ileiu. -I ishe.l her er. .u -. i.,-.; l.H.hoiit. an.l tliat tin Tentoni.-. -, h, :, eauirl.t t he same rale eomin vi-t. ,, i 'i;e si-a w 1 1 i. li e. mil h- 1 mrr l!n- . i -v ii.-.t ami i-arriei away her forwar.l n rt llf. lioat as it went over the rail. iltit mme of the daily papers to. troiil.le tu metitioii jut how the.r.Av nest on tln-s.' ship, is sittiat. il. ami r.ni seijiieiitly how hirh tliat sea wa. Impiiry ly a Marine .lounial n pri-si-ntative iliseoveri'il that while ill ni.-i: of-war an.l many other ships the en torn is tu have the crow's nest in th. fi iret. ip or a t rille al ive. t he hit e s. ,r ships have it at an altitude of t v . i . r -. live feet aliove the main de. k on th.-f.-remast, rein he.l liy an iron la-i-!. r from the forwaril hurrieane d.-.-l,. In sueh a shiji as the Majislie or Teul mi. the ln-i(rht of th" main deel at the f. .i-.-riy..'iiir is ulmiit forty feet .I'l-'Ve th level of the se;t. W hiell W i ill Id ma'... '!.- hei-.'ht f the wave that earri.-.l av. :. . the crow's m-st ill this j i im1 a in -e a I . i: 1 seventy fii-t. This is a pretly hi,' r. ll.-r for the north Atlantic. 1-ut in other parts of tin iM'ean such waves are often elieouiitereil ill a St. nn. St' 'p- 'Mlii.r t !.. ship to have lie-ii iu t he t r. .iiu'Ii ' t h.-s-a at the time this wave swept her the mean height i f the vaenii-ht !. calculated as not preater than f. .f . feet. lut it was cert ainl v a l-..l water nearly M-venty feet hirli fi .in w here th- ship lloated. A o..r-l II l(lit-r rule. Tln-re is ref reshinj,' art lessm-sv at t the iiotrro preacher who is to, ..f ,n the New York Oliscrvcr. He I.. . i:n. touched with the '"hic-her crili- i in' idea, and olali. irat.-d a new' the e-;. ..f tile evmlns. to wit: That the ;, - - k was frozen over, ami so atV. r i.-.l ' Isra'lit-s a safe passage. Put w l..-a I'haraoh with his heavy ir..n ehei - -attempted to cross lie lirol.e tl.r.n :: ami was drowned. A limther ar. e a i I asked an evplaiiat i. m mil hat " -1 ' 1 1 1 Said he: "I "si- 1 k-cii st ud in' (.' .'!-..: 'i . . ami de ir'nyraphy say ilat am ii.- r -i w har de t r. ipies am. ami de t '"' . - .ca t.x hot f.i' freeiu; de . 'int ! I 'splained is "lamt Iireal.in th " ice." The jirciu-her straighten.'.! h i M'lf up. and said: '"nrmMer. I' .-i i i you axed dat 'ie-t i.m. for it ti. ni'-i-a.sioii t.i "splain it. You sec. da' " ii' a jrrcat while hv'o. In-fo' il. y h i l .c. tT'ocfraphics, and la-fo' dere war ai troj'u-s." HOMELY WRINKLLS. On. disir latches and U l.s ... ., : ti ally. M ll.K that stands too 1. .nc; m il..- let ter liuttr. A l.ri'TI.K liarafline rnl'lie.l on -.' w ill make t hem enter w . h! iii i-. . a Wiii:n making um di. sift ic tin- ::, n f rom a ilrcljiii' l i with lar,' - !'.- Nt'TS taste sweeter an.l are in :.- -ly di'i'stcd if lij.'litly sprinl.l.-.l v .: salt. Wiitn the color has 1m-cii tah. n 'r -m clot-V liy an acid, apply lir1 atm.i 'n ' then chloroform. Wiii.n your shoe soles are wi.r.t il' i iirrmiirluui the inside, slip in a p- ' curd. Im'IIiI it to the pr. iper shape '"' out ami fit iu. Uni x putting away sauecp-i.is. p- '- and lioilcrs. do not put the li-l - -ti !" " ly or they w ill retain the heavy I'.l 'i emikery. NATURE'S CURIOSITIES. A Tt i:ir. shaped very much li!.-' '!I elephant, with trunk, cars. I.;' tail, is j issi-sseil 1V tiisire '. I i.-vcr-ciix. iif Charlotte. N". t". An immense oil well iu H.il.ii. I'u---ia. elihs and How s with the rcirularin 'f the ocean tides. It is supp'sc,! t-. t '-"' some mysterious connect i..u with I M'lt. A VKUKTAIU.K curiosity is owned hy resident of ciiat.hee. Wash. It " sists, it is claimed, "of a net work "f larffe otatoos jrrow n uih'ii one i"1" other." U. S. a viT.i'I I., a resident of Nurth Salem. 1ml.. claims to have fo.in.l :i stone in tlu- liottoiii of a crevk near h's home which rcsi-mhles, , ii. size anil shaH'. a w ell-t riiiiiiieil horn. The curi osity w e'p'hs sixty -seven aiimds. an l Mr. t'amplicM intends exhil.it in' il ' the world's fair. What It Meu lil s It is no uncommon thiiij; to si-e a n:"' ostrich strutting aU.ut followed three or four distinct l.roods. all of 1 fcretit sizes. When the inciihat m-' priM-ess is coiuplcted the cock I'ird lea -his yotinjf on.s olf. and, if he luce'.--another proud papa. eufaireH a"'1 ritic comliat with him. I he vampus" binl retiren without a wnjrle cl.i. while tbe other. urr twin.led by the l"' truu.la, walk away proudly. i: i
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