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mesures of Travel.
One of the charms of travel, says @
well-known writer, is to encounter
people or scenes which remind us o
home. A Cape Cod man who left his
pative port many years ago, and had
spent the greater part of his time In
England, recently went to Kingston
Jamaica.
One day, » » waiting for a train to
Port Antonio, he noticed a tall, young
man, evidently a stranger
“He was white and I was white, and
that was enough,’ "said the Cape Cod
man, in telling the story.
“1 spoke to him, and asked if he was
as far from home as I was, mentioning
London my home He responded
that his home was San Francisco, a
we were soon exchanging confidences
He said his people moved to California
four vears from Massachusetts
I asked him what place in Massachu
setts. and he said Wellfleet; said he was
born in fleet. I asked him in what
part o his folks had lived,
and southern part, and i
could at my cui
osity.
“Was » . anywhere near ti
old Cromwell 7" said 1
“He looked at me in astonishment
“‘Why yes,” said ‘the nex*
farm.’
“Well” said I, ‘then y¢
Jones. Mine 1s Cromwell,
the old place, and some ol my
live in it.’
“You can imagine wh
acquainted or not after that
and I had been boys
sir, meeting young Jones was the
pleasant part my trip to Jamaica
You can't tell t good fortune may
befall you start on a jour
ney.”
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niling
see he as St
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name 1¥
| own
folks
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and
her we felt
His father
Well
most
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together.
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when you
We seek God afar off, in projects per
haps altogether unattainable, and we d
not censider that we possess Him now
in the midst of confusion, by the ex
ercise of simple faith, provided we bea:
humbly and bravely the annoyan
which come from others, and our im
perfections.
A man may become weary of
toil but it does as
depression as does daily idleness.
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Latest News of Pennsylvania Told iv
Short Order.
~John 1. Albiese
James R
toy; Ar
Patents granted:
West Homestead, switch;
Armstrong, Pittsburg, trick
B. Bellows. Pittsburg, steel car
truck and bol
Gilchrist, Pittsburg, mo
Sigmund V. Huber, Pitts
burg, shearing mechanism; William F
Kiessel, Altoona, door operating gear
for coal John F. Koepp
New Kensington, curtain stretcher
William Maxwell, Pittsburg, metallic
Camille Mercader, Pittsburg
heating furnace; John W. Nowak
weny, clothes wringer gear cast
Peter Patterson, McKeesport, per
{ bottom furnace; S. A. Ross
net lifting machine; Edwin E
Pittsburg, repeater rolling
Frank N. Smith, Bradiord, pipe
I. Voorhis, McDon
' “ope
a:50 Cal
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oal or coke cars;
lor
{thomas
non-explosive can,
SIONS anted:—Henry T.
nerding, $6: Thomas
g, $40: John Griffith,
NM: F Hard IF
Pie
Con
Smith
Pleasant
ory
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Sherwood
mons G
William
$12: Hiram
y; James 1
Nedrow,
Sheakleyvill
Wilhan
¥. 312 Walter R
City, 2: Harriet A. Wiles
+ Sarah E. Clo Conflu
Ellen Burns, Gallitzin, $12
Clark. Pittsburg, $8; Elz:
Dugalls, $12: Hannab
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Edward H
John Cramer
Hoboken
S10
Hamburg
$40;
John
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Se,
eriam
Hin
arr
Sherman
A. Kashner,
Smith,
Roth,
tonte,
Sto
harles
Herm
Pittsbur
Youngwood
age
sR
or
XK.
$20.000
James 1
in bed at N
hington Council
» requiring all do
fre
ew Castle
Lareenst
are
"un
citizens
Sha
SWeepings
from
Phi
M rs
died
Church
uring jewelry
in i
y Steigle, of Reamstown
in the Evangelica
t while the congrega
3 in middie of the
seen to fall
when friends react
was dead. The
once dismissed anc
removed te
d
Services
fe forware
con
at eo
of Mrs
She was 46 years ol
Christ German Evangelica
at Oil City was dedicated. The
st $25.000
Steigle
Hoyer, of Altoona, ar
A of violating a city
was discharged at a hearing
Hays, colored, convicted of
arge
was "entenced at Uniontown to hang.
I'he district committee of the Meth
Hannah
at
killed by a pa
rison
Burke, 18 years old, a do
(reensbn was instantly
senger train at the Har
crossing of the Pennsyl
She was thrown a dis
tance of 75 feet, almost every bone in
her body being broken,
Jacob J, Heiner, a miner, was crushed
ro
re.
avenue
Harry Hoover, with a bullet wound
tle. and is being held pending an in-
The Odd Fellows’ building at Carry
was damaged by fire to the extent of
Charles Spratt, who occu
As John Loughrey, of Conshohocken
was being taken to jail he sang “Take
Me Back to Home, Sweet Home.
ear there
on short sentences for drunkenness,
Leaping the rails at Mahanoy City
two gondolas and an oil tank car in 2
Philadelphia and Reading Newberr)
freight played “tag” with telegrap
oles, mounted switches and crossed
ridges for a mile without other acci
dent until the train stopped.
W. H. Marsters, aged 45, fell dead ov
the street at Latrobe
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COMMERCIAL REVIEW,
Cereral Trade Conditions
Cos “Weekly R
Trade responded
weather in man)
notable act
oO!
&
2. Dun view
Sava:
to better
£13 the country
; mn
| report
with earhe
business uf
ago
and
1rd
thi nel
Wak (
ckward
laint reg
enewals are ire
Outdoor work 18 vigor
|, agricultural commun:
cuted
- (ail
or less comp
tions. while 1
irk
fost tim
ings call om
and build
quotations
un
ake 1g
alved with
navigator |
reducing |
a gan of |
s hgures
per cent
Baltimore |
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No. 2
fimore
uolations
demand for choice )
ated have wevta ble
uted have No quoiag
1 stock
{ abbage when
AER
winter
Uilry
$09 ROOK
small
Mar
over, 1134
econd-hand
hali-barrels
1
a TW i F084
lard, 10}
We
AS ROK
Market easy quote
Heavy ation
, late kill, 60 Ibs and up,
and
teers and
close
light
8
1 10C ; COWS
Live Steck
Chicago—Cattle—Receipts 6000 head
steady to toc higher: goo
$4.25015.10;
COW
to prime steers 1001 5.60: poor to me
stockers and feeder
Srs00:4.15; heer:
1 canners $1.8062.75; bull
507 4.30; calves $4300.40; Texas fed
cers S4.000500. Hogs—Receipts to
omorrow 18.000; lef
§ to 10 cents lower
and butchers
choice, heavy
: rough, heavy, $7.00007.25
17.05; bulk of sales $7.08
Sheep—Receipts Booo head. Sheep
25.000 head;
000: Open
firmer: mixed
good to
:
t
ol
“hoice wethers $4sofsoo; fair te
Western lambs 4.50@7.00
wooled
Fast Liberty—Cattle steady; choice
$2 4005.50; prime $5.20605.30; good
is 0001 5.20, Hogs active; prime heavy
$7.50: mediums $7.45; heavy Yorkers,
$7.40; light Yorkers $7.30G17.35: PIR
$7.30 (7.35; roughs $5007.00. Sheep
slow: best wethers $4.8005.00; culls
and common $2507 choice lambs $6.40
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Orne concern in Wurttemberg exports
5,000,000 harmonicas per annum.
On many ratlways cement ties ares
displacing wooden ties,
Grease will cause the rubber in an
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COLO POPIPRPIPR POPP RRR VRE YY POPP eReee
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be PE
Women Made Strong and Happy
Mothers.
Catarrh of the Pelvic Organs is a Fre-
quent Cause of Barrcnness.
Pe-ru-na Eradicates Catarrh From
the System,
TSO the woman of ancient Israel not to
become a mother was regarded as the
greatest earthly To
become niother--more especially the
mother a strong, healthy boy the
height of glory for the faithiui
the good oid Bible days Even now
maternity is not esteemed ax of yore
mother of healthy children is an
of admiration, and sometimes envy, bY
neighbors As compared with ancient |
peopies, the average American woman has
w appreciation of motherhood. There |
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statement : > .]
I'he accompanying letters from grateiul |
women who
healthy and
words of ours
Catarrh had
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happy
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mothers need 1
make then
weakened and mg
tems. Peruns made
Vinoing
sired their
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M. Griffith, Arco,
medicine did me =a
amount of good. If cured me of ba
nese. | am 30 years old and never
but since beginning
any children; |
medicine 1 gave birth to a 10-pound baby |
Idaho,
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W. McRoverts, Dr. 1
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follow ing
Doctor 8 B., Hartman, Columbus, Ohlo :
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everyone and can’t praise it enough,
good, -—~she isa a Peruna baby.
since it did me so much good.
think it is fine,
Khe is now mix mont?
25 pounds My ne
Some would not t
Lo see me
My husband says he never saw
hange in any ope as there was in me
{i had taken three or four bot
Peruna. 1 am stronger than 1 have
ance |
was you 20d
yous j
Kir: kept
veighs
irprised
hey came
quit ng
meg
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say Peruna
ad of
ay nig
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When the House Borned,
Pigs
Lan
vhose
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dies all appreciate the help
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wi
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po
jartman from Miss.,
Delano,
Delano, Miss.
I do al
run down,
ngth Mrs. W. McRoberis
ree Une da
your be
me to
told her that 1 had given
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ine
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Manas
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ago
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> Doan’s act promptly, and hit 18
thi ,
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