nenrj A Parsons, Jr., - Editor
THURSDAY, JAN. 27, 1881.
ENTEKED AT THE roST-OFFlCE AT
RlDOWAY, PA., A3 SECOND CLASS
MAIL MATTER.
GenkhaIi Grant Is wild to smoke n.
hundred clears In two weeks He Iuim
URi'd the snme lira ml of imported ci
gars for ton years Tliey cost $'.'2.50 n
hundred. Colonel Bolt 'ingei-poll pny
$50 lor h box and uses from live to ten
cigars a day. General Bntler pnys HO
nnd sometimes $2 for h box. Senator
Mntt Carpenter, who nearly killed
himself by nmoklnir, lias been reduced
to three clears u day.
There are come gratifying points
about the public debt statement just
issued. Itshowp tliut the tig): regale
amount of the nnlional inilcltedneH,
incluiling both principal and in I crest,
is $2, 1 21, 48), 475.40. This in about 42
apiece lor every man, woman and
child In the United States. The high
est point ever reached by our public
debt whm in 18(30, the year after the
close of the war of the rebellion, when
it stood at f 2, 773,230,1 73.n9. The de
crease since that time is $(i51.754,0!)8.
29, or nearly 24 per cent., which is a
very fair showing. In 18535, during
the second term of Andrew Jackson,
the debt was expressed liv the fewest
figures, being only $37,613.03. The
debt ou January 1, 1791, was S'75,4(i8.
476.52. At the beginning of 1810 it
was $127,334,933.74, a larger sum titan
at any period in the history of the
country previous to the recent war.
How Hie Forests Disappear.
LUMBER OPERATIONS IX BLAIR, CAM
BRIA. CLEARFIELD AND INDIANA
COUNTIES.
A correspondent of the fnrrolltown yew
ban been at some pains to nscertnin the
amount of timber, square nail round, now
being put Into the 8usnelmnim river and
tributaries In Blulr, Oiiiibi ln, Clearfield and
Indiana counties. The following Is a state
ment of the number of feet, though there may
be some small contracts that have not come
under his notice:
John Ardcll 4,000,000
Joseph Van Ormer S.uuo.ouo
Weaver & Belts 2.aOU,(iOU
Flynn Bros 2.5-jWWO
C. & V. Howard -t.nyij.iiou
Emery, Barnetl ik Co B,5mVJ0
Ashberry Lee -liiu.nxi
Brown, tal ly dc Co S.OUO.nut)
T. B. Weed B.oyo.tmu
Irvln & Hopkins Ji.uw.uiw
1'ayne &Co 1M.hhi.iwi
liodiied; Co us.lXKi.iitw
McCombie & (jrny 4.r0.0i"i
Win. O'Harra 2..VSJ.oin
ISuiuuel Hartzuil
3. W. McUi-e 'jii,iiiM
Joseph Gray 2,iikj,iih)
ii. K. lMtts l.o'JO.IM)
Benjamin Hupfer Sw.iwl
Win. Miilitilli'.v 4yl,i.M)
Hubert .MuliiiUt-y fiuo.imo
Michael Levy ii'KJ.iJiHi
Francis Mitlmtliy T.-t"? .t.K
. W. Jose I.TW.iiih)
James Mctiee lw,im
Irwin Bros 5.i.ii,ii
Bard & Cassldy 8,iiii,ihki
Dots fc ( o O.'HSI.OOft
James Chupmun 3.uki.i
Aaron I'lUcliin 5,o
Martin Kiitiull'. 'J.i.u.iJ
John Linii.v, Mr T.u id.i'UU
Vincent Tompkins S.oyj.mw
Aamn F tcliin and others will put in
on Cush Creek, Jndlann county 10,000.000
Total.,
..loj.OUO.OOU
V Inter.
- Indications on every hand nssure us
In no uncertain manner that Winter
has inaugurated a reign of ice and
snow of a magnitude unheard of in
many years in this section of the
country. Each day snow falls in
greater or less quantities, generally
greater mitil the face of nature is
covered with a mantle of snow any
where from eighteen indies to two
feet in depth. The hauling of'bark,
wood and lumber, that lias been
carriedontoagre.it extent with the
advantages of good sleighing and just
about the right quantity of snow dur
ing the first part of the season, is now
interfered with by the great depth of
snow in the woods, which brings
business almost to a standstill. The
woods about town are bending al
most to breaking with their weight
of snow; which hangs in festooned
beauty, aud when gilded by the tun's
declining rays or tinted with the
moon's pale beams, are an object of
beauty mid gruudure, which some
painter might try in vain to portray
on canvass ; no picture can ever be
made that will bring to the mind the
thrill of delight to lovers of the
beautiful that are awakened by the
sublime spectacle of the evergreen
hemlocks and pines that stand thickly
studding the hills about our beautiful
Borough garlanded with their bright
wreaths of beautiful snow. This
winter is one long to be remembered
both for the great number of terribly
cold days, as well as the great amount
of snow and long continued good
sleighing. Even in the memories of
the "Oldest inhabitant'1 this winter is
ttot excelled in the particulars above
named, and we much doubt if in that
same mind it bus ever been equalled.
Lumberiug operations have been
pushed to an unheard of extent, em
ployment is given at fair rates to
many, everybody is busy aud all are
happy on account of the. excellent
winter and liberal allowance of the
beautiful snow.
Steel Rail Productfau Last Tear.
The Iron Age say that the increase
in the production of steel rails last
year is extinmted at about 25 per cent.,
or, In round numbers, feoO.omi net tons.
The output at the various mills is like
ly to be aliout as follows: Eduar
Thompson. UO.OOil; Cambria, lmi.iKMi;
North Chicapo, f5,0IO; Juliet, 8"(mi
Bethlehem, fco.OOO; Pennsylvania, 9",
000; Kcranton, 7J,0(K; Troy. 70,(Hi;
Cleveland, 00,000; Union, 6,(i0() ; Vul
can, 40,000, It should le stated, how
ever, that the production during the
last six months is much the greatest,
some of the mills having been entirely
closed during the early portion of the
year. The above estimate is believed
to understate the output rather than
otherwise, in which ease a production
of over a million and a quarter net
tons can be made iu 1881 it necessary.
120 and 150 fire test oil is the
poorest Morgester keeps
A few more pair gloves left at
Morgester's, selling at cost.
Morgestef's Ridgway Soap Is a
bftrgaio 4 cake for 2.S cents.
. Nnsby.
MR. NA9BV MAKES SUNDRY .AND
DIVERS ACKNOWLKDOMENTS,
Con fed lit X Roads,
I Wich isln the State uv Kentucky
January i,
Some time since some friends In Illi
noy sent me a shirt, lieinbutslx In
ches in length from the collar to the
eend uv the tall, it wuxn't uv any
great yootility considered en a shirt.
Ez n token uv remembrance it wuz a
perfect tlnng, but considered in t lie
lite uv aslilrt for were, or lor pownin
for likker (which Is the yoose I hev
git'crally put my shirt to), it wuz a
failyoor.
J don't keer about lievln shirts pre
sentid to me. Ez a rool I don't wear
em, and when I go into Republican
conimomiitics wher sick sooperllooitics
are considered nessnry. I kin borrer
em otl'uv cluzo lines any time utter
twelve nt nite.
Hut likker, that is another thing.
People in the visinity uv the Cross
Roads do leeve titer shirts out all nlte,
so a supply is alluz attainable. Rut I
never knowed a man In this visinuity
to every leeve a burl uv whisky out
fiver ni'te, and cqiisekently that hez to
lie prokkoored otherwise.
A few days after receevin that shirt
I got u little box by mail, with the fol
lowing letter:
Ottumwa, Iowa, December 10.
Petroleum V. Xuxby: .
I have been . a constant reader of
your letters for some time, and as you
stand greately In need of a Jug of
whisky, I take this opportunity of
sending you h jugful for Christinas.
Hoping it will reach you safe, I sub
crihe myself,
M. C. Carlos.
This wuz a holler mockery. It wuz
a lug aud wuz actilly filled with
whisky, b'lttliejtig itself wuzn't big
ger than a thimlile, and the HUker it
contained woodcut hev made u drink
for Tom Thumb. I drank it. how
ever, but the only efl'eck wuz lo nrowse
a slumLerin appetite, and make me
insane for more, wich wuz wloked, ez
Rascom positively refoozes tn give any
credit watever, and I hevn't seen a
dollar since I wuz votin for Hancock
in injeany.
Rut it merciful Providence interfered
ez it ulliiz does. The very next day I
rcseeved the folleriu letter:
Canmi, III., Dec. 23d, 1881.
To ficv. Petroleum V Xuby, C'on-
federole X Poo flu, A ..."
Estki.mkd FniKNii: We, a few of
your admiring Incmls here in Egypt,
have read with much pleasure anil
fully endorse the observation made by
you on receiving a shirt or what pur
ported to be a shirt, from some of your
friends up at Kininundv. From 'des
cription we arc led to believe that if
tnis particular garment, or what pur
ports to lie a garment, Had licen before
Tom Hood when he sung "the sonir of
the shirt' he would have cut his tune
to short meter
We desire to furnish nmore material
token of our regard to you for your
dislininiished services in ' behalf of our
time honored, buttle scarred old party.
i nerc is nothing mean norsmaiinbout
us. We think we know where to
touch a tender, sympathetic chord in
the Democratic heart. We send no
siipeilluous articles of food or clothing.
Ours is a more substantial oli'ering ;
something more in liaiinoii) with
Democrat hi ideas, more congenial to
Democratic ta-tes, mote palatable and
toothsome to Democratic epicures, mid
something which the average Demo
crat can always ''roll as a sweet morsiil
under his tongue." In other words,
accompanying this we send you u
quantity of us uood whisky us tiny
body need wnntT We do not stop to
inquire whether this liquor is better
or best ; we acknowledge no such dis
tinctions; all liquor is good to a
Democrat. This is Fisher's standard
article; it is such as Democrats use
here, and v e trust it will compare fa
vorably willi Rascom's favorite brands.
We part with il somewhat reluctant I v,
but we arc consoled by the thought
that you will do umple justice to it.
We send this us our "Christniasgit't''
to you, i he greatest Democratic lender
anil chieftain of the age ami with it
lie wish that you may have a merry,
jolly old time.
Your admiring friends,
Frank J. Fostkr.W. H. Johnson,
II. E. (,'KA.MHU, Gko. Y estckoft,
A. Van Tuvl, J no Wiioui',
H. J. W. Fisher.
Accompanyiu this was a mile keg.
Oh how eagerly I opened it. I cood
not wait for a hammer, but I tore it
open with my hands. Enclosed with
in wuz a jug, a two gallon jug. Then
came a sickeuin tlmt. Wuz this the
work uvsuni Ablishen feends? Wuz
this jug Hi led with water? Wuz it n
gaslly joke? Nervin myself and feel'
in the worst, I pulled the cork. Hal
lelrogy ! It wuz whisky, and the best
I hev soot lied my bowels with for
many a day. I am liviu on the likker,
but it is about out Wood that that
jug wuz like the Widder Cruse's oil,
inexhaustible. IStil II Is ever thus.
The pleasant things of this life is ev
anescent A jug of likker is like frost
a lore the sun, but a bile stops with you
u mouth.. It was Inrchinic that it
came in u iialc keg. Hed the Corners
knowd the contents uv the ktg it wood
never hev rt celled me. Seiice Rascom
hez dun uwuy with the credit system
a gallon jug of likker is sullicieut lo
prodoose a riot.
Foliciiu this comes this letter:
PllELi's, N..Y.. Dec. 26, 1880.
P. V. Mashy Dear ISir: I have m
the honor (it living in Illinois, but 1
am one of your 'ev York admirers.
My
beli
My sympathies are aroused in your
nut, and us you are expecting a
"nale keu" with a iuir in it. I take
pleasure in sending you the keg, but
it contains Jfuril Cider whisky not
being in my line. If a Democrat hud
manufactured it, however, it might
have been "Apple Jack ;" but as I am
a Republican Rcchabite, it is "Apple
Jelly." I trust you will accept it, nnd
find il so "comforting" and appetizing
that you will begin the New Year u
Kechubite.
Hoping to hear from you soon, I re
main, Yours truly,
V. L. Hioelow.
The keg contained a large cun uv
some kind uv a compound called "ap
ple jelly." the yoose uv wich I don't
know. I took it over to Rascom's tind
traded it for a quart of MS nno whisky,
and Mrs. Rascom yoosed it on tier ta
ble. She sex it is a delightful thing to
hev iu the house, ami she hez never
quit talking about it. I didn't dare
tell her it come from a Noo York Yan
kee, for she woodent huv yoosed it,
and she s poses to-day it wuz made in
Kentucky. It don t make any dirl
ruise. I got tlte quurt and so it wuz
u v some yoose.
I am willin to take most anything.
If I can't yoose it mvself, I kin trade
it to Rascom for wut i kin yoose, and
so I git a benefit. Rut the jelly man
must not for a moment supose that I
kin yoose cider in that sliupe. It
might hev tasted well when I was a
tender boy, but my stumick hez past
thet sort of tiling long ago. How
ever, ez it wuz convertible into whis
ky, J thank him jist the same.
JNly address Instill at tile Cross Roads.
rETUOLEUM V . JNA6BY,
(Tollable.)
The New West.
Philadelphia Pnsj.)
The population of the eight organ
ized Territories foots up 003,033. Under
the present ratio of Congressional rep
resciitalion 1131, 425) two of these Ter
litories, Dakota and Utah, would be
eligible foradmission as Slates. Should
the rutin be increased, as contemplated
by the Cox bill, to 101,018, there is no
lerrilory which yet comes tin to the
stunduid. The Congressional rutin of
Hppoi'llontnuit bus not ulways been
Ihe test in judging the Illness of a
petit inning 'lYrritorv to assume the
dignity of Statehood, but as a general
rule the application of a Territory
whose population would not entitle It
to one Congressman under the ratio
lias not been favorably received. In
consequence each decade makes admis
sion more difficult to Ihe extent of
requiring a greater population than
wouid formerly sullice.
Since the last census but one State,
Colorado, lias, been admitted to the
Union, though nearly' every other pre
vious deende shows ati addition of
three or tour. At t lie present time
thcie are bills pending for the admis
sion of Dakota. Washington. Utah
und New; Mexico. These Territories
are all in a thriving condition und rap
Idly increasing ,in population The
present Congress will hardly consider
Ihcir applications now, and by the
time they are taken up by the next
Congress' the populations of one or two
of (hem tit leost will probably have so
far advanced as to warrant their ad
mission. The applications of Wash
ington and Dakotu are coupled with
proposed chamres in their boundaries,
which, in their future healings, are
highly important, in the case of
Washington it is proposed to increase
its area by adding to it thai portion of
Idaho directly east of it. Dakota it is
proposed to divide in half. It is even
urged in some quarters t lint it be divi
ded into three. Such a division is, in
deed, necessary if the average size of
the older Stales is lo regulate the pro
portions of (lie States to lie admitted iu
the extreme West. This would be the
correct rule if the rapacities and pros
pects of these proposed States nre on u
pur with their sisters, but not other
wise. Between the 100th meridian and the
Sierra Nevada Mountains is u vast re
iflon characterized by insulllcicnt rain
fall. Its former appellation of "C rent
American Desert" was not without u
certain degree of appropriateness. It
is capable of supporting a very consid
erable, but not u dense population.
Agriculture can only thrive on the
limited urea which will admit of irri
gation. While much of the land is
invaluable for grazing purposes and
Ihe most barren regions seem to con
tain an inexhaustible supply of min
eral wealth, no well-advised person
anticipates tliat this section will ever
contain anywhere near the same aver
age population as the corrcspom in
States east of the Missouri. It is,
therefore, a reasonable precaution
against further gro.-s Inequalities of
representation for Congress to insist
that the Slates proposed from this
section sha.l have u considerable
greater area than the more favorably
situated States of the East.
Washington, the smallest of the or
ganizt d Territorit s, has a population
of 7,0U0. The desired addition from
Idaho would increase tins a little and
make its area about 8O.000 square miles
or very nearly the size of Kansas As
the situation of t he Territory is ex
ceptionally favorable for lis acquiring
ultimately a dense population this is
probably siillicicntly large, (hough il
the Rocky Mountains were made its
eastern boundary, giving u portion of
Molilalia, us well as the northern part
of Idaho, the new state would still be
smaller than Colorado or Nevada and
litt le if any larger than Oregon. Da
kota is u vast region over three limes
the urea of Pennsylvania Its fertile
wheat lands east of the Missouri in
sure that portion of t he Territory a
large population. A short distance
west of the river the region of scanty
rains and necessarily sparse popula
tion begins. Ry dividing I his western
third between Montana ami Wyom
ing there will be enough le;t to make
a Slate the size of Colorado, which
will contain the hulk of Ihe present
population of the Territory, which is
13-,180. To divide Dakota into three
pints is to condemn it to a Territorial
condition lor many years to come and
then give us three leeble states with
six Senators instead one stiong State
with aju.-t allotment of two.
New Mexico has a population of
11sj.4-:o, hut this is so largely made up
of Mexicans and hali'-bieed Indians
unfit to t-xercie the right of sufirage
that the admission of this Territory is
not desirable until the infusion ol new
b.ood by imniiy ration shall materially
change the character of its people.
Utah lias the largest population ofauv
of the proposed Slates, it being 14a.-
;f"u. 1 111- iiii mini ijuiriiiiii nnuiil
stand iu the way of the consideration
of its petition lor admission to the
Union even If ils population were
twice as large. Congress may not see
its way to tsu 111 11 111 1 ily suppress poly
gamy. It will hardly, however, lie
willing to perpetuate it by. throwing
around it the shield of States' Riyliu,
The (iropcr disposition of this Terri
tory is to cede it to Nevada, under such
conditions as will insure the anti
Mormon clemeiits ihe useendency in
die Stale thus enlarged. Nevada
would then have an urea somewhat
less than Texas and a population o!
2o0,0tHi, which would make it lead
both Delaware und Colorado instead
of being, us now, a -discredited unci
dU'crcditahle pocket borough of 62,000
inhabitants and with little prospect of
improving its condition.
At The Idrccale GAlce.
main street, over powell t
kime's stoke.
May be found:
Notcpuner, billet note, octavo note,
foolscap, legal cap, letter paper; invi
tations und uotepuptr b sheets of
paper and 100 envelopes in a box all
for one dollar.
Scrap pictures in endless variety.
Autograph albums, a beuutiful lot,
ut low figures.
Fancy notepupe and envelopes iu
handsome boxes.
Silver perforated cardboard.
Rluck bristol board, and other colors
for corn ucopius, nnd other fancy work.
Shelf paper, the neatest thing out
for pantry shelves, clock shelves, ami
all other kind of shelves. This paper
is machine made, and we sell any
quantity from one sheet to 50 gross.
New Year cards. It will puy you (o
see our stock,
Shakespeare, Byron, or Scott's
poetical works complete for $1.00, a
beartiful present for a lady friend, at
The Advocate office.
Don't forget to call and see our scrap
pictures.
Also abeautful lino of Christmas
cards just received.
j 1 ... 1 1
PciinsjlTanla titles.
POPULATION OF CITIES AND BIO
TOWNS OF THE STATE.
The following table gives the population of
the cities nnd hnrcinulm of llto Htntn having
over 5,000 lnhnblinntN. The towim g.-lmnilly
hove shown n Htendy but mil Innrvi'llnin
growth. Wilkes-1) m- hits grown llm fiislrst
of the Id tow im of 1K70, biiirrnHlng nonrly I.VI
per rent. In ten yenrs. Briidrnnl, of ihmiisc,
Iiiir developed from nlttiosl mulling In tin
present proportions, a few of the siniilliT
cities have lande hut slight Iihmpiii, Idle nt
least three, Cnrllsle, Hiinvllb I Lin k Un
veil, have di'cllnrd In popnliilliin neioly or
quite 25 p-r cent. In the deeiidi', M Ivllln's
Inrreiise Is slightly sliovo I hit n vein mi In.
ciM being ti early 25 per mini., whllo thn
Stiiiu at large Inoreuscd at a nitci of 21 per
cent.
rhllndrlphlR SIB.ftSI MoKopvpnrt R.2I2
Pittsburgh
. 1 i.. I NIIIIIIIOKIII H.INI
. 7S.IM Hiinvllle 7.7IHI
. 4S.siH I o (module 7,711
. 4H;V) fluxion 7.I7J
. Sl.7'12 Plymouth 7,:IIM
27.7 W Oil my 7,.'l-
. M 7it Miihnmiy 7.ISI
. 21.1W West I iieb-r 7 .IIIH
. 111.71H Huwlloii O.WlTi
Allegheny ,
Huriinlou
tending
Hnrrisburg
Eric
ijincKsler
Wllk. s-Httire..
Altoonn
WllllHtiisport..
Alien town ,
Chester
York
I'nttsvillv
Norrlstowit
Kiistou
ishi-nnnilonh ...
Bradford
Tltusvllle
Meiidvllle
Lebanon
New Cantle
Johnstown
Columbia
lSjniK'hiiiiilnrsbii ig 11,7 PI
ls.'OOT I'hot-tilxvllle ll.ilsl
14.1HMI tiiinhiir
...II.M.'I
13.1H0 Carlisle
13.:! Ashlnii-!
n.0H Kingston
, U.vr'i Loi-k Ibivcit ...
10.14.S'Tiniiiiiuii ,
9.1!i7.-ihnion
P.OI0 l'oltstown
S,MW Ciirrv
8.77S, Bristol
.SJirHethlchem
8.3S0 Beaver Kails..,
8,aii Franklin
, II.L'IJII
li.ll.VJ
"i,s7K
5.S-I3
fi.7
.'Mis I
n,:m
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Query: Whut is the best family
medicine in the world to regulate the
bowels, purify the blood, remove eos
tivenessund biliousness, aid digestion
and tone up the whole system? Truth
and honor compels us to answer, Hop
Hitters; being pure, perfect and harm
less. See another column. Toledo
IJtadc. , ',
Eislev's Witch Hazel
Cures Headache, Bums, Sprains
Cuts. Wounds, Rheumatism, Tooth
ache. Earache, etc. Warranted equal
to any made, at half price.
6 oz. Pottles 25 cent: Pint Bottles 50
cents: Ouarls SI.
Have your druggist order, if he has
nor in stocK. or
CHARLES F. RISLEY & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, 64 Cortlundt
St.. New York Citv. n47 4m.
A ftFTTTC! ) For the complete and
t;rrC;S V Authentic Record ol
W iiJN ILiU ) the Achievements of
STANLEY IN AFRICA
The developments by Stanley in the
Dark Continent, his remarkable dis
coveries und wonderful Descent of
2 jOO miles of the Congo River, shoot
ing rtipids, und cuturucts, amidst the
most difficult und thrilling situations,
during udventures with wild beusts,
and no less wild Suvages has no par
allel in the annuls of explorations.
It is more I'uscinuiiug than romance
contains over "uu pages, und striking
illustrations.
.Send for circulars and terms and se
cure Territory at once, for this, the
most interesting aud popular book of
the day. Address,
Wm. Flint, Publisher.
623 Samson St., Philadelphia, Pa.
u47 t4.
No scrofula can be so deep seated,
no sore so stubborn, but that Ayer's
l'arsaparilla will be found helpful. It
. 1,1 . . .. . ,.
will effect a cure, If cure be possible.
ItegMcr'rt Sot lee,
NOTICR Is hereby glben that the
followlitg account will be presented at
the next term of Orphan' court for
confirmation:
1. Final account of O. W. Wur
Xell it I lit 1 11 l-l rut or of Edward liable
late of S Marys Borough deceased.
FliKI) Scihknino, Register.
Light running, Latest Improved
DOMESTIC, lit prices never heard o
IsMfore, at Mrs.W. H. Service's.
TEAMS WANTED for bark hinil-t
lug either by Hid cord or by tlto l ty a
the Brookston Tannery, Brookslon,
Forest County, Pa.
I! HI J'
Yourself hy milking money
when a goldi n idiitnec Is
offered, thereby itlwnys
kernlnu novertv fri m your door. Those who
nlWHys bike iid'vHiitnge of the good ehnnce
Tor im.kli g money Hint nre oll'ered, generally
become wenllhy. while those who do not lui
liri.ve sueh ehmiees reuiitlii in poverty. Wi
wiinl. tniiiiv men, women, hoys, and girls lo
work f.r us rlnht In their own localities. The
business will imy more thiin ten tlmesordl
miry wiiges. we furnish Rn expensive out
lit unit till thst you need, free. No one who
engage fulls to imiko mom y very rapidly.
You run devote your w hole time to the work,
'r only your spare moments. Full Infonnn
I Ion ii ml nil tlinl Is needed sent free. Ad
dress iSTINHON i CO. Portland. Maine.
The elastic plant sprinkler. An
Indispensable article for showering
plants, keeping them in a healthy
condition, and useful in sprinkling
bonnets and moistening clo'bes Cal
and see a sample at The Advocate
ofiiec. -
"3"
HOW LOST, HO? RESTORED!
Just published, a new edition of Dr.
CulverwelPs Celebrated Esny tin tin
ruilif.nl i-tire. of Spermatorrhoea or
Seminal Weekness, Involuntary Sem
inal Losses, Iinpi tency, Mciitul and
Physical Incapacity, Impediments to
Marriage, etc.; also Consumption.
Epilepsy und Fits, induced by self
Indulgence or sexual extravagance,
&e.
The celebrated author, In this ad
mirable Essay, cli al ly demonstrates,
from a thirty years' successful practici
that the alarming consequences of
self-abuse may be radically cured:
pointing out a mode of cure at onci
simple, certain and effect mil, by mean,
of which every sufferer, 110 matter
what his condition may be, may cun
himself cheaply, privately and mdi
Cdlh.
Ci""This Lecture should be in tin
hands ol every youth and every man
In the land.
Sent under seal, in 11 plain envelope
to any aililrcss, post-paid, on receipt o;
six cents or two postage stamps.
Address the Ptiblhlit is.
The CULVEU W ELL M EDICAL Co.
41 Ann St , New York, N. Y.; Posi
ofllce 1 ox, 4oS(i.
That splendid rrgan sold hy D. f
Andrus & Co., Williams-port, Pa., foi
75.oi) cash Willi 7 stops, solid wul
nut case and 5 'ect 11 inches high. l
sold now for JMii.Ou with one mor
stop and the grand organ knee swel
additional. Write them Terms easj
on long time also.
Scrap pictures, Authors-, pen hold
ers, note paper, envelopes from size 1
to size 14. A large and elegant stock
of fancy note paper in boxes ut Tm:
Advocate office. Also shelf paper,
which is neat, ornamental und dura
ble. No trouble to show these good
even if you do not wish to purchase.
N
EW LIVERY STAPLE
IN
MDGWAY.
DAN SCRIBNER WISHES TO
inform the citizens of Ridgway, and
the public generallv. that he lias
started a Livery Stable and will keep
GOOD STOCK, GOOD CARRIAGES
and Buggies to let upon the most
reasonable terms.
fiiyHe will also do job teaming.
Stable on Elk street. All orders left
at the Post Ofllce will receive prompt
attention.
AUL'J01871tl
Shelf papc r sent by moil to any ad
dress 25 cents for 25 yards. Try a few
yards. Address, Tun Advocate
Ridgway, Pa. This paper is machine
made, and we furnish in many colors.
In ordering name the color you wish.
This is a very tasty article for pantry
shelves, clock shelves, library shelves
cupboard shelves, and iu fact shelves
of all descriptions.
SI' 1
Outfit furnished free, with full li.-
HtriH-tlous for conducting the most
prolitablu buslin-hs Unit anyone can
engage in. The business Is so e;isy to ieurn,
mid 'Ur instructions nre so simple und pinbi
ihnt tiny one can tuuku great proUu from the
very start. No one can lull who Is w illing lo
work. Women are us successful as men.
Hoys and (ill-Is call earn lurge bums. Many
have made at the business over .one hundred
dollars In a simile week. Nothing like H
ever known before. All who engage are sur
prised at the ease hi d rupidi'.y with which
llu y are Hide to make money. You can en
gage In this business during our spare lime
ut great proiit. You do not have to invesl
capital In It. Wu lake all the risk. Those
who need ready money . should write to us at
once. All furnlshtil free. Addie TKl'K 4
1:0., Augustu, Maine, u'JUyl
Slitlf Paper and Scrap Pictures.
At the Advocate office. The shelf
paper is in many colors; the scrap pic
tures in endless variety. Also auto
grap albums, fancy note paper, etc.
Cull and see us, over Powell & Kime's
store. Visiting curds, and Chrit-tmas
cards, besides Reward of Merit and
other cards. It won't cost you a cent t
call and ee our new stock, just re
ceived. The most complete Institution In the United
states lor thu thorough pracllcul education
of young and in'dd.e aged men. Isludcuu
admitted at any time. -
-( or circular giving full particulars ad
dress J. C.HM.TH, A.M.
fltwburgli, Pa.
Get your NOTE PAPER, EN
VELOPES, and CIIROMO VIS
ITING CARDS at The Advocate
office, over Powell & Kime's store
Ridgway, Pa.
(M?tt
The Literary
l,'!l!, wenwT flnr I-i Jnminrr. 1!T9. riv
Uli.TllI if;S O'll"" "f "- Sllmll Vvlllliie. At invsrnl. It
llUlVi IU J i(-a vi, nmt- of Muiirt.uit ImjoIih. V
fr flHlvcrinT 1 1 pm-rtfwt- ovrr f..n r honk aT. f0 ,..rt x yuv.tir uiiuinI i r On romtmr t"Ti
Month nt li'Mtt 2,000,000 nd pmlubly 3.00O, COO v.i.l Ik ivp.iml. 1U! mntt -m!rrTiil
uw hJfh tho " it v.ihition"" has AcliifveU la.Uouutlwu.io be attributed to iu h-odUiff )iinir tch mn i
I 1 it'illtli mily iKmkri of 1 en! merit.
H. Wimt I worth rv dinfr U wMth prrwrrfnrr-nlt hrrfc nr twfrt'TAtM rfrrtipV bomvt. .
III. Wur( ou the bo- is of th j pre eat coni ut making boo, whciit voi-y ntuth K-m Uiun It pw year
I V. rioftk h w rmnmonly hron rnmldorrd lumrlrn t In ft frri rrrib1ifi tliry otirM to comUU-n-d nrl
llvmnt II tx ct wiil imy txtt bnnk-i y tH tniilinn if urirr. hit it!:i'fi (i v. 1; Lin tut lr r-nch. , M . ,
V. T iiifikn SI 1 in I A ffliuit U httr limn V innk i'lon'v, ami HM nnk:i fn'd nt a t of fl rarTI phx
f-tftt nf mity lfv0, v lillt 1.w'.kn h.n.1;s nt a rullt of I'ccitt cwli ffivo a pi-OLl at $10,000 t Wid it I uwi
Hc.ur a wtjU im mors uroiit to M.-11 t,tu Htuliuti.
TIIJItvVTY OF
Largs Tyna Edition.
Iti-rv n'l-r to I'luf'blnt thfl tfnt. l'rlnt'-fl
TTil'h,JmirTTr,n..?.f1
M(ir one
bound In Dlti'Cti .Iritfiiit nftur o rutiiiMcrt nf nlxiitt WX) injr m
" vit. -
1111111 Aitpii'ioM it, nml vi ptr f 'lit niort; mnii rf'timmm
r-svy Juniiin'T 10, IKSI.ntnl fitlict roli'mri w II follow f BJ-.tut two oarli lunntli.tlil tha i'itlm vt-kfcnmu.btOfl.
l'i It ', tt of ll vo.uims, in cloth, g 0.00 1 In half KumtltMt top, 822.80. teeomuibUxfc
Gliambers s
A' ft portion of fhc1 1.dtrarv f tnlrrr-al K'nowlodr". wo two Clin.ncr'' Tu-pliMdia oparntlr, wlthottt
t!i2 Aim t K-aii labittinnn, roni, Ii t- l:i I) vunnm lftitio. 1 tliin stlc II U pi ii;til t urn r.''wi-ktii-tvpr I'lutrn mnCo
fi'.Kti rciy i-'i-ttr tiiKijrtw :l ty, l'ru- , A ;;no ffhtln-i, ciotli. .50 Aldi;n ntittcii (ll:;rr. Icavirr papur, widsi
r.mrffiiiit ball kiukio, tfiit top, 918. In till stylo it U now couipictt- and being deliveid to purUiUMr.
What is the Verdict?
Anybody rnn afford to own a cyclopedia now. Vm, KflcnviMc, H. T. . . .
V.'t can only iriw-at our ht-nrty cotti in iidftUnn r f a tn-humo which places In the hands of the people the neat
litcmtitt n,t a Micn-W liominnl in ir- T urhr, lUistnn.
1h-j of chi up mid fmod Ikk Ih I onou more with us, and tho American Rnok Excnanffo merits the praise for
It. .;.il, ;ti Hntiwtrr, I'mlHuS tl'fllf, I'tfin.
H;w Mimr rii-ii lolotiw bit yo'i ft (loal fortune which you n-o rprnTln In piiWWiinp iookf for I hp people nt
poniltm) ttrftT4f If wj, i adniiievur lu.-to Lut won't Uic citl-iiiio pu. lisinrH I.- ylad when it imoiic f il. K.Cutra
ln5, Itioidulph. N. Y.
, M tlr ci' rate. any man mny, and crcrr rinn rhonld. h.avp n. Uhmry. -7i Altian.-, rMfcfttto, !. .
. In dofii-x won -uim in buolc-IuuL.iiK. A itcl.ar:i v lil pun wxq t rod i:imi-y. . W proiouiMe them the lMt
1 ooks for tiie numiy tl.ut, evi r cmni; to nvr potlci. Tit U lem-n, V.K-Uy. '.' . ,
It lia iimttiT of w ,in!cr how kucI. bouiutiit linn bindiuj wiiagoud paper and firwii type, can be offered at auch
a prii-e. 7A Siunti.iriL f liicng.t, I I. ' A .
It Ih a mystery I irh w.) w i.l not atmp t'1 CTplftln how the Ameri-an r.oik Kxelinnr' can r fTord to publNrt
iich ien:a: KiiMV chiap 'H of I D'.her i:h;i;-hvn n.ay lie 1m !ir.t t t. hmti nt tin ri. hi t -n Icur ns tho
K p'lbll 4u-m n Look at ouo-tvtilli tho coat ai v. liicii it U oirercd ciscwhert', nicun. cnmiot liiiii them. Ci.nr.rtw
ynmiMMiitvlHe, Ky. . ... j ,
V. ha vu bfi. t iio ptven renroi: notices of this work, because we bel.cvo we arc doing a faror to our
It entire y oMi'i1. -ntf V.id crv,rn t tt
nno of the extn'ii-lvr cilitiom. -..itoa i.uju.t- t' our ivusium
W k:iow of no puUi atU-n -t recent t!atc thr.t Ccserres no larpe a Share of public encouragement as tnl one.
8-4itH iv MmhirU, . n'-hinplon, I. C. .
'inc Amevicnn Hook Krfhnr.pR Is dulnc tv very remarkable work in tho reproduction of standard books at
'! Vliarnct'-r of Ihii imirvuiou ly low work U too well known to need much Uftbontflon of Its mcrita, 7.
ere;4tl'ltt.-.liu:vh. . , .
i if w.'ll printed nnd hound. The r form H ntlv more er nrenl- rt thrn tho tinul onwfrldy quarto or
octr.v . anil their p. kv in rh. np Irt-yond nil pn-c-drist in li.iuir-i.iuhiiiir.-'oi.i. . Cii;ol. Uolunibu. Ob. p. ...
It hit: tu rn pivr.;ri.l wii.ii tho (fi-ent.-t dilit.'ene and hkill. nml the lilfiary ki'i'ps vbhh have been lavished
itnon it nmliofl It- (un?er aitlcli-4 pltiiMtnt a wi II a t.mroi rhly inMnietive and t.u-twmthy i-tul;t. Ptlui-ff
t'"iutn have h-i'ii )nirtil. nnd v p.-cml.- In the wltntitic, liiir"ftp)i enl. and historfi-al nrticle. everthinif la
rou-lit up to th vci v I:ii(v-t (jit-. ChaniiM m",Ui iuet, u t.ic cbtaint,thu moi.t compi;tu,aud In ail svumui tin.- Ut-t
cue eioike.h!i.-falir lav .Yiy'.t tiin ili:ia:i. .tt
It ha - Rie i ni ireat pleasmv t.) ii'iHinnenn your noHe entemrlfo thrnnfnont Vlnnnla. Tonr names win
have tort.-iud with tlioMj 4.1' Ik.wnid. Cjbikn, NiKhtiugak-, iioric, Fuilou, ui.J i.Ui.11, ij .loimera of tbu niuc-Uv-iith
e. Mlnry. It. N. tlAltRCTT, Kkhmoii , n.
The bo.:i nre received. I am wi ll ptcased with them. Tour company 13 worth more ti the common neopio
t'tn the I'i'ftboiiy I-tnd. It mnn me n l -oo; to lot;!; ut ynir cuuuojfuc. You miktvc the prabH-i of ail c!ok
ol the ;hmi1) Z. I. WAtssKH, Vndkin CoUrpN North ('ai-olijio.
rh.ni-ud of liI.-Hin-t on the man who nteit i.rlntini;, thnurajitN more for htm who nw trat Invention for
the h -fit! ic ol' hi k.lkiv-countrvimn. '1 he b oI;h v hit h 1 Imm- mti ie .! fiuiu you uro woudtuiul twluuitM lor tbe
tuucy. . U. CjXsJj, I'tkaWr Cviieatioiiai CliunU, V. hitewator, V.'id.
Standard
Histsry.
Meftiilny's"Enplnnd'ro:uced from 7.50
liiei'e iiiiin in.uu 10 ivui.ui n
1 Kntrland." IJiilxot'1 "France." Sletize.'rt
" iiiiiiy 1 cars' v, ur,- ieasy a " u inus 01 me oriu, - preparing. t'pm"7 iow m price.
One bonk by enrh of the preat ftuthori who have won clnslo fame life I ' too fhort to rend all their
vork, but vci e.in rund of in- h. Kxtr.t cloth bound, Intpe tyje, SO to Ml cftitt eai-h. Rcntt's
IvhiiIhi -. " tliclffiirt'4 "roinii'i-ncl.! ' F.lioi'.t ' llnninTn ' lluhvt r'M ' Pimineii " Kiiio.1iv'n "II viwitia."
nbei-j"- ' L'artla." lln-OieH'ti " llnnb Irvine' " Knlckcrboi ker.' OrvnnU-'j" " lion mnlxnte. It utro'fl "Ies Mteera
bies," Thaekeniy- ' NcwtDinpn," Cooper " ilohbnnf," I Baffe'a " (iil I tin, Onethe'M Wllhehn MekttT," Klch
t r'st "Titnn." ! Rtid'H " C'Hlnni'," Miu'dnnaldN A'pc Korbus," Muiock'M " JoUii llal.fux," Uionte's "Jane Kyi-e,"
iortrviiciU's " Father and Son," Ueadc'a " Love Mo Little."
,Us. Twcnty-eht standard books reduced
ifllf l... or" I ..i-.v... Miii-nuLtv. CiltlMiii.
Slmlri nnrA. Iiirw tvnt. vol.. fLfA Milton. (0 eenti
" ni.iA," J cvuii Uomur'a " xj-jujy enWj "LiC4it
CenU
I m. r!imSorti r!vcIonadir of F.nttlHi
I ITPrnTiirn ('t')ri.ti s.aenumv'H " F-ay.t" f em V.J.I.Q tof " Mwli in i .nies." le v.. is., from 5.oO
L.KWI Ua f , (j Cp if; V roitfeai f.l " Lhriilcles " U0111 ftOU to il.Ui; "lho Koiau" from $iU& to 3t cenU;
"American ratriuUaa," W ueiiU.
Fin'h lturt'4, a: 41 etievY " Anlilin Nttt'it," " Robinson Crusoe.' Tftunynn's" rflffrlm's
I' iii-im," ' Vi 1 'i.(li'V' " Munelia :ispu an.l UnUlmr'a Travels " 'ecil' Nutnrnl History," .SilVRlll'R
riuueed from to l.0A bto.-icj aiiJ Da.Uad, ceuU, "Karl in tauter Laud," iKi centa. wm 1 wmiwa
rll!Mt ..s To'ineN Orest ' Ilible Cono-flanof, (Snurccon ravi Cruden's I chfTd'n ptav compared with
;PrPin"'A i rid c I frj 1 u (iHi-ien i.if.' tt Christ.'' rxm to &u oenu,
iOI lUwiJi Kitdi'i " CyclvpjeJia," Iiuai :0.i to sj.oO mith " Uitlo L ictiuiiaiy," lroin 3.u0to&0oeuti
"Jjuhu!is W'Oii.," i1.00.
Tkto lal Ilaitly I'xlcon." 1 '.'.luit-at! n,17 ccnti. " ITea'th by Hxci-clse." 40 cents. RVoftftlfflnniio
ilealtli f.r .o.ni.-i," itu (Junior Fara iV fw itnt-. " Saying- ' aulhor- 111 jSCClluilEDUS-
of biMi-rowffrMtw I'uirurV L-uut-." Luuvcu fioiti D.iiiy olan Old lawyer iiiiwvuiimiiwwmwi
n . I ! 8co!t- "Tho Alt of lirai'lifv'tip Ei. hurt -an ih. me Grounds." reduced from $1.
i'flSl'TiTfll I Psllr" t 1 te-TPO. v ue o( t!u 1,n- st book ever puMiMh d in th.s country. JVeeher nay :
U 'UM U I 111 I ' Ultluwi jlt.;u ;a ct;lt r u(,k lli-tt en 11 compnrv tth It lor the want of fnimnfin
pcupk." Ceo. Win. Curtis iys . " Is so 1 uil ol good t-m tuid Una fee mm tliut it bhouid bo in cvtry niUugo Ubrary."
ovolution Pamphlets.
OnlvhooV of fie nlff!t"t e'fis nm n-iSM-h I hvii.ftnH the p IceHare mwhyondi-omparbvm with the eheapeAl
Look ever b.-fo v T tiht .trite a:d de i oiiatratu Umim trullu. we bt"d thu following book, ail coibpitAa
kjnl iinabriiU'.i'I.po-ii pii 1. nt tin- prieui ii.iiii"1 :
.Vo.M'il ty's " Ut' or F:- d"rii'k th (ir -at." Former oHre. 1 '!?. Prcv'er type, price S cetite.
I a ;vltV " l.if- tf IW.-.-t ii ini-." Korr.ier prh e. Iija- brevier t-; pi h i- aeeii-a.
I..i.' i - f Uv K iwin A. riold. Konm r prieu, I.M. I;eitiitif:l pinnt. br.A b r type, price It eenta.
Vh Hm-m-V " Mail r.. sv( Chri.-t." K ri.K r p;i. e. 00. V- nut. fin luevb r type, pi ice 3 . oiitd.
" Miirv ohhh .,f h-o m L le," by liiiftrtini'. Fount 1 pi ire, tl i. Bu-vier typ, 1 . ire Setbta.
Ve-ir of Wake b I.l.' Uv 0ht ;o,.Ujiiith. Bivvit-r iype, bi niitifnl print, pi leu b i-tiita.
B .iiy.ia'rt " liiiAJfi-i'-H Pro-i's." Uon; fcoia type, n aduu U'duiitm print, fciru-e ict'iit4.
pewriptive catrtlfiyie s-nt free on recp;et. leinitb lhDk dial;, luui.ty older, rtifUiUred letter, or by expraaa.
': uwLwiia ol ohu Ool-ar may bo iit-lit iil p A'au titmp.i. Ati' t c w
AraSlCA B(3r, EXCHANGE,
rOIIX U. AT.DEN', Masai.kh. Trilmiic Building, New York.
AGETICIES: K
II. 1.. HfL-tinr": VbMa
ina-.tit 11. liiKiii. Mi uni t
i-r A. :,. ; i'hifiiq i
Abb 11 ." t iu-(i k-k. Hnt't t-n-vt
, l a ton .
j:i Mtiitlit r tow in the Rutin. Look
Cathartic Pills
('(iinl.iiifi tho rlioirpst rntliarlin princlplos
i;i tiicilit iui;, in ii'ni(ii-;iniit arriunti-ly nd-iif-til
to Ki'iimi nrtiv'ty, ce-i'iiiiity,' anil
iiiiilmnrv ,f ctVci-t. They nrn tlm' result
nf yenrs of riucdil stiuly anil luactiral cx
licrinifiit. nml are the "must t-ITi-ctiuil reni
'l.v yet ilisi overnl for ilisiasen, euiiseil l,v
ili-r:iii'.;eiii:nt nf the stoinarli, liver, unit
I nwels, wlili-li reciiiire roni).t aiitl rfiecliiiil
treatnieiit. Avku'n I'm is nre it-cinlly n-lii-ul.lu
to this rlitNH of (iiseasi-H. They act
ilireetly mi the ilijiestive ami nssiiniliilive
iroerssi's, mill rcstoru ri-Kiilnr liealiliy oc
'ioii. Their extensive tixe hy liliysieia'ns In
their priu-tiec, anil liy all civilizeil nntioiiH,
is one of thu many proofs of their value an
a safe, sure, tint) h rfei-ily relialih: purgative
liieilieine. lieiii coiiipo'iniiled of Ihe roil-iv-iitruteil
riruien fif purely re;etahlo suit
Ktaiiets, they are positively freo from t-alo-uiel.
or any injurious properties, ami ran he
ailinitiisu-reil to tliiilrn with jicrfutt suft-ty.
Avkh'h Pim.s nre an rffeetttal rurn for
Consliputiou or (oslivotiess, liull-res-tion,
liMpepsi:k, Loss of Appetite,
K011I Stuiiiiu-li fiixl Itrealh, Diz.iiiesn,
llpttilaciic, Loss of Memory, Muitiliness,
iiilioiisness, Janndiro, Klioimialisiu,
Ki-ui tious ril Skin Itienses, Oi opsy,
Tiiinoi-, Worms, Neiualla, f'olie,
Cil-lpes, Diai i Ima, . Itynentery, Cioitt,
"lies. Disorders oC the Liver, and all
oilier diseases rrshlting front a disordered
slate of the digestive apparatus.
As a Dinner 1111 thej; have no equal.
Whilo (jentln in (heir action, these Pili.s
irn tint most thorough and searching cailiar
t ii? that can lie employed, and never give
-lain unless the hoirels fire inrlained, and
ihpu their inliueiice is healing. They Htimu
'ate the appetite and digestive organs; they
tperale to purify and enrich tho blood, anil
inpart renewed health and vigor to the
whole system.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
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EXCLUSIVE TEEEITOHY GIVEN
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Toftaebol.orraty oran or who re-
Udp Bittara an uiTlVu".hOUt IntOX'
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No matter what your f ellnpr, or symptoms
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tora Don't wait uulU jou.lS i aioic out lr jroa
onlr f.ol bad or niiwrabl.,1 " ' iem at one.
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S300 iU be paid for a ea1 they will not
oure ur belli. Do not aufter 4',t 'mr 'rionda
auifer.but uao and urse tbamk"UM Hop M
Remember, Hop Bitters la noVJUo. drugtn4
di-unkcn nouti-um. but tha POi-cat n 0 Best
Uediclne ever mado ; tha "IKTaUDaW. PBUBIB
and on" and no person ar tamlly
aboiud ba wituout mem.
n l.fi.hu abaol-ite and
foi brunkenneai, uu ot opium, tobaoco and
narcotics, aii aoiti ur arugfnsts. s
for Circular. Bop Bitters Bf. Ca.,
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
GRAY'S SPECIFIC REMEDY.
Traoe mark Is especially TRADE MARK.
j.. recommend
cd as mi un
IttiliiiK cure
fir Seminal
Weak n ess
S pe rnuitor-i
rliiM Ttvii-wt-
Before Taiing
5 tenc v und all After Taking. '.
deseaseg that follitw an a seijuciicv ou
Self AliiiHt-; ti Losh of Memory, Uni-
vt-iMu AjiiMKiiuue. rum in ine tsucK. -Dimness
06 vision, Prcmuture old'
ii'o, and many other (lisoases that
it'iiilM to insanity. Consumntion and
a Premature Grave, all of which as a
rule are tlrst cnuned liy ilevlatinn trom
the pa Hi of natureand overindulgence.
The Specific Medicine is the lesult of
u life Ktudy and many years of experi
ence in treating those special deseases.
Full particulars in our pamphlets,
which we desire to tend free by mail
to every one.
The Specifio Medicine is sold by all
DruprtCists at $1 per package, or six
package for $0, or will be sent by
mail on receipt of the money by adT
d retain g.
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No. 1 Mechanics' Block, Detroit. Mich.
BQTSold in Ridgwuy by all Druggists,
everywhere.
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Pittsburgh. itlMy
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Ax Handles.
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One barrel . good cranberrle
cents a rtiiart at Morgestef1
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