1 ; li n Ottl I F*
—At Ebensburgi 'C'embria connty l last
week; a Milo girl livlekWith Ilurgesa
asl3. MOOriii was Welted ned.coininitted to
Jail rot endeavoylnk to'set het° Mr. Ittuire's
dwelling. She made several attempts, 'suc
ceeded in , Alettroying wearing apparel aud
bed clothing valued at $5OO, andodd, when
detected, thill'i!the devil put her op to it."
Mr. Moore obtained the young fiend at nn
orphan asylum iu Philadelphia. ifec age is
fifteen. • •
—A Paris fashion-writer tells Of a new
kind of headArces •, agarland of Amara so'
contrived that / an 'Ake ,heat of the dancing
room increases, the petals gradually open
and finally fall in the hair, disclosing a dia
mond or ruby heart . in" each, , Thus the
crushed. fiorrers after a dance will be. rt
place& before the close of the bell by a
second head•dress:
f.—Five hundred families of Armenian
Christians, sober, quiet,:indwitrions; intelli
gont people, am ready •to • emigrate from
Turkorto the South. 'Alloy
,compriso agri•
culturaliats; mechanics , artisans,
.labOrors,
and nil the 'requisite reprosentatwes `Who
contribute to•make tip tithriving community
and a prosperouti state. ; • . •
—On' Saturday tuornin 4 last at about nine,
o'clock,' the Wife of Patrrek _Barr y was round
dead on the floor of her houso At 'port Hill,
near Scranton horribly mangled. There
being every indication that Patrick beat his
wife to death, ho has been arrested and hold
in jail on'tho charge. , .
—A. Miss Maggio.. Marshall,. aged. about
16 years, raiding, with her parade near
Gettysburg; died a few' daya ago, of look.
jaw... Some dayaprevious to her death she
tramped upon .a testy nail, Producing an
opparently trifling injury; but inflamti
lion aoon set in; ending as aboio.
—The word 'earthquake over known in
England took place in 1818.: T,wo centuries
later another earthirake shook down part
of St. Paul's and the Tempi° ' ehurehea .in
London, A. slight shock was . felt in .the
north*est of England in November ? ' 1862.
—They havo a post•offi i3colOrk at Coluti•
bps, On., who, according to the Sun of that
city, dooms it to be his - "right and duty in
times like the present, to open and examine
tito'correspondont of-parties .who, in hie
judgment, are disloyal."
—The Intornatiopal Military commission
called by ItipperoratlexaPder to' dra up a
cpnventtoil for the - mitigation of the horrors
of war, has contraeneed its :sessionti in t.
PpterabPrg, Russia,'lfpdot ths presidency' of
the Basilian Minister of War, • '
f —C:g Minitel! I of,Hartford Connect
,a
heat, recelifli, facetted a'present of $lO and
a grateful letter ; frotri a man whom, , two
years ago, he plokad up drunk, and gave a
breakfast, a butt of clothes, and some• goOd
advice.
r • r
t 1 j
,—Mles Anna Bora% whom Preston King
refused permission to Bee President John
*, to beg Air her lunar:ant measles' 'We t
was the moor day at a ,tournament In Vie.
ginia crowned "Queen of Lovo , and Beau.
ty."
. ,
_ —A man named Billy Luby s employed at
thhe ChicageAtrieltlstde se a driver, was ac
cidentally shot; on 'Monday s while assisting
to recapture a lvicions ox. The shot de
eigned,Tor the t 4 Wok fatal PgOot on Lubli
—Last year ,Ohlengo burned-620;000 tons
of coal, 180,000 tone of which same from Il
linois rind 4100 1 060 tong from, Ohio and Perin
sylvanin.. Of this •170,00 tons were anthra
cue froni East Pennsylvania.
C. Wolter killed himself in Chica
go, on Monday, on the novel grontid . that
his wife wished to got a divorco from' him,
and he wished to Niko her.
-=-General , avant does not pronoso to ro•
sign ns (lettere! of the Army until his elec
tion to the Presidency is oflimally proclaimed
by the Electoral College.
—John ex -quartermaster in the
Federal army, is in, trouble at i Nstiltville,
for stealing $70,000 from the government.
He was "truly . loll."
—Old Jacob Baker, aged ninety,' of New
Orleans ' voted for Seymour mid ,Blair.; It
Witfi the fifteenth vote for Presideht ho has
cast.
—The second vein jn nconl shrift nt Bloom
ington, 111., has been renehMl at n dititnnee
of three hundred ninety ono feet from
the miriade.
F -The railway bridge over, Alin nerthwes
branch of the Cape-Fear river, nt Wihning
ton, N. C., in ht the course of comtrnetion
—Tho Peaks of Oiler, in
. tho Moo ltitigo
of nro now on fire, nntl nt night
presont n inagnifieent appearance.
—Kato )..ohnson eenieneed in BnU'alo
on Snturdato ho bonged for the murder of
Bridget Mc Dermott in it drunken brawl:
'—The binrkeville ('Peke®) Stanitard says
that, n a general thing, planter; are hold•
ing Choir cotton for bettor prices.
. ,
—North Carolin a ha anxious for immigra•
tion, and wants 100,000 Gorman, Swisa and
Lombard familiCs and' 0,000 Dutch.
—Mrs. Sallie Sutherland relict of a 801
Bier of the RoVolutioil, die d' near Augusta
Cia., on the Bd, age4_lol years.
—A lumber milt "at Portsmouth, Mich.,
recently cut 180,852 feet of lumber in ten
hour:rand forty minutes. • !. •
—Ex-Governor Orr t of South, Carolina,
has accepted a judgeship under the present
State government. •
—5260,00015 the bstimatod value of the
hay crop for the Northern and'Weitern
States, thiioetagm.
--The British 'Navy, according to the las
retiort, consisted bt 785 steam vessels and 18
sailing vessels,
. •
,—A woman in Dinglismtoti t , it. Y. has
been sent to jail at her own request, to keep
her from tippling•` , 3
Canadian woman has been fined $5O
for smuggling a dozen pair otwoollen stock•
ings into Detroit. , •
- -Da word "Radical" is derived from the
Latin Radix, a root; it is supposed that this
root - is a dead beat.
—A Railroad has been contracted for to
connect the , . Sunbury and Erin Railroads at
Idahanoy.,
prOtective and beneficial astipciation
hit been torpid by the vorkingmen rof Ash.
land.
, ; , )Nriscidta, - 41*ovs.
scnnteo
Juet received at .the EAGLE BOOKSTORBot
full line of books in use in the Publio Schools In
this city, which will ho sold at the very loirost
Pickles. It would be to the advantage of such who
are la want of books to ascertain our prices before
purchasing elsewhere. We have
SWoodbury'Li Now Ifetbod_, with GennanAD
vomposition B ooks. JD
Fuguellea Fronoh Course,
Bonnionstio's Mensuration,
T—
.
Btodtlard'a Arithmatice,
Patkor'a ehilos4by,
Bqllion'earammar,
Ray's Algebrri, ,
0
coarii;;'Aratry.
GreenlaiVe Arithmetic),
TenOei's Oeology.
1 4
E
Da*le ender.
Thomas' KtymolOgy,
DletiolDVries'
Pens and .L/P enhaderi.
Stites and eiSlatel)enolle,
G larencerlanl/Copy Book;
AnthoteertVirill,
Bullion'ell 00:4111T,
TM
iVoodbtt p r"Rlomebt•~ar~Qotmanlteede "R°fidel
Park4rl:WationVerles:9t School Books,
3M
thittenden's litiokkeeping, with setts of Blank
. bOOKIII•
PENN STREET.
Pen`nook's History of Hovland. Greco°. and Rome,
READINQ.
Mitchel's Intarnxodlato and Primary Oeograrblie
r u
PENNSYLVANIA CHORAL HARMONY
Containing the principal
MIIJROII METAODIES,
Noylda with
GERMAN AND ENGLISH TEXTS
For Bale at the
“EAOLE” BOOKSTORE:
861 Penn Street:
=MI
PENS AI to PEN HOLDERS. A farce ;tar,'
et, of dinerent maks% for sale at tie Eagle
Boonton.
senoor; scions 11
0
notig;fr4.l4,Alt,
F REDERICK
64 OLD'JAIL,?$
(loner Fifth and Wathingfon ittreds, Readi44'
•
Bole Agent for Bello and iebanoncoitittAfor
celebrated
SAMPSON SCALE COMPANY.
•
the most reliable and durable Scales over placed
before the public. _
Call and seci them before inrchasing elsewhere.
13uperierindaeentents offered to buyers.
A lot of pee'ond-hand
, PLATFORM SCALES
on hand and for Palo cheap.
TES FACTS BE KNOWN
FAR AND WIDE!
That the best place to buy
READY. ..MADE CLOTHING,
•
Forman and boys argot them, made to order. to the
lowpopularl by good goods, fine styles and
low prices, n or by Immense throngs of
people, to who
JAMESOT & .00.9
CORNER EMIT * AND PENN STREET.
ILiVE BECOME
•WOU.SEIIOLD WORDS,
It Is well 7 known that wo make up nothing but
what is good, that onr large business has been
built up by always having the handsomest styles
and the best fitting garments; and this, coupled
with mederate prices., has been, and is still tbe
secret wily so many people buy at our establish
ment. We sell only what wo can recommend and
each customer. therefore. has the satisfaction of
knowing ho can depend on the article be bluYti:
We are enabled to buy cheap, and therefore, sell
cheap, Celt and seo
00t13 , 1m., • • JAMEI3ON & CO.
NEW WINE MOUSE,
No. 852 PENN STREET,
•
READING, PA.
' . OSCAR R. CHRIST,
PROPRIETOR,
beater in all kinds of Don:instil, Wines of the keit
vaait tr• LAGEß BEER, ALE, &o.
itp 24'
STOVES, REAMS.
WattIAM.BRIDEGAI4,
No. 242 Penn St., Reading
lite undersigned respeettUlly invitee putdie
t s t ttention to Ate nerdy invented Miter , named
h 0 • :
KEYSTONE HEATER t!
DEBT BEATER EVER INTRODUCED.
TUREE SIZES.
• It hums lin coal, makes more heat,takesuptess
room, and glyes better satlifeetion than any simi
lar invention over introduced to the public. • -
Tho advantago of this superior heating appara
tus will be fully explained by the Proprietor, who
guarantees that ho will be able to satisfy all who
give him a call that It is superior to any one inven
ted., Tho advantages aro so manifold, and so
easily comprehended, that it needs only to be seen
to convince the most skeptical. In proof of this
ho respectfully refers the public, by permission to
the following named persons who aro now using
those Waters:
. Clan. It. Fnii.a, • Ms. J. STCVRHSON,
C. I). GERM, 81.11,4 .t; Co.,
(1. A. NICHOLLS, lIY,NUV JOHNSON,
JoHN . 1)1 1 1(NI01IT, JcslltrA Nifoo.v,
REUBEN ADAMS, Wil.
JACOB IiAIIPFM AN, Blandon ,
Orphans' Home, M'omclsdorf.
Ile also Invites special attention to the
BEAUTY RANGE
'WWI is a lato Improved, Superior Itange for
Walling in, and for which ho is the Solo Agent, fl
this city. Th is Range can be aoen in operation it
the Iron City Hall, No. 43 Penn s tr e et; at Peter
High* Franklin street above Fourth, and at other
•
plPartiaces.
cular ottontion paid to
TIN ROOFING AND SPOUTING'
I - AND
Plastic plate Roofing,
He etnploys none hut skillful Weltonles—all
orders promptly executed, and warranted to give
satisfaction. WM. BRIDEOAM,
may 22 Nr, 242 Penni*.
J. R. BARRETT & CO., Proprletk
311ANCIIESTED, IS. U.
ld by all Drnagists and Dealers in
• Patent Medicines.
H. BIRCH (t . BRO.
.1
Da. A. H. LIGHT,
'W . . J. TRIERWECHTER,
WILLIAM WELLS.
maysly
4.1 •
1e nal= quartile ant a th s
201FhiTatinileSliadi4otaii, s s
front street. Philadelphia. su 7-6 mo
T . vopreitootiga. ,
• W.II,..ARTMAN, PrePrletOr.
Al • '
Otiko of tho best bon* Ontgdel of ibis large atlas.
ft is located on tho Sae Of,the ittvt Pennsylvania
Railroigi„ about midway between Mad ana
lentown, Ail Arsine. between .New Xasit Sing tat
West, as well " s all l lay trains, stop at L7ens r n.
immediately immediately in front ofthe Lyons Hotel.
• 40Pilverything in and about the hotel Is unapt-
Passed. A first rate Livery Stable is also' ke_pt
connection with - the Hotel. Teb 2 4
0 • ;
1,""
[opt 4-
VOlitS.—Ladies
should call at the
atiopal Fur Store,
(0. 341 Penn street.
Imo doom be low
30 RAoLli Office i t
rhere they will End
well selected stook
'FURS, which will
e sold at small pro ,
L•
_vailety_of finey
iIIOHINO 'and
itIFFALO ROBES
'ways on hand.
► to order, altered.
LIOIITSTERti
Agents, Reading, Pa.
Ix lOr 1 6 r I I A w
;, •
„•,!, .*; , ,
Jadieeelved a has lot of
, .
•
LAUOULIN k BUEIIIFIBLVI3 '
Oelebrated Ohimioal Writing Fluid.
In Quart, Plat and smaller bottles. '
For sale cheap, at the EAGLE 11!)01C STOBIL
Ina
" READING ADLER,"
The oldest German Newspaper published In the
United States•
REITABLIBIND I) 1797:
arculatkn over avit Thailand
The "Reuling *dlei" tithe beet tuiverthltig me-
. ,
Mum fpr the German Di*lots In Eastern PPM-4A..
yania, baying a dilatation, of over Ilya thoatiuM
oopten. It contains t ',pray -eight large columns of
Advertis em tints and oareffillyeal Wed road Ing mats
ter, ' The Adler le thoroughly Democratie in pan
ciple, ondoavoring to inculcate the sound political
doctrines ofour forefathers, u laid down by Joffer-
son and Jackson.
PRICE ONLY $1 60 A YEAR.
Published every Tuesday morning, by
EMI
b'db, 15
VISITING CANDO, • ---,
•
BUSINESS CARDS, • "
WEDDING CARDS, &o.;
of all kinds, may be bad at the EAoLI °Mee.
Elastrotypes furnished if desired.
1
• I
Ali mob *ate dowels the mo at lus t rlti
n=tne lowest rates.. APP y atei-
DR. WORM sowzmias '
CELEBRATED SWEDE)" HITTERS
uriand l
j
iti Care ir#L .ti, i ' • • i , i s l es qU
old Ai w a • o''illi' l e , ° lad Air.
41) l/2 : 41;‘-:1 ' s */
' . - k-o' i 4, ' '%-ik
for 11 , opor r eethip, 2 - ''l '= '• ' 11 : . ll ''''..
4: : jk st,,
ain 8
lEal
ME
RITTER & CO.,
N 0.351 Peun.l3treet,
:1i ~utisn;~aA '*Qv.,:
MeV** No. Ttl4 1068 j,. ~ -
,il yalapir ~ .. ; . .* • , 0 ; ~ Or
1 4,1,/..i!// , ', • ,91 r :,
~ • if„ . :,
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' ',' '' ,' , •-•. 1 1 1, ', ''ri'l l '''' 1• os i ii•
, • Alta' , . Pa e
tut,
Re , WO ' toki taa ab a ft . .
I,:ienreii . a follOW_ag nal*
mu, aouglerlMlls, Adiainstoitw — gataitk•
*ft
• 101 2in ' -
ER N MAIL AND STAGE lall '
• Leaves Boyertorti at 0 0'010tk,,5. nth, A vill
&f ai t
3 4 %thug at 10 co OlOck, a. m• l i eturnialr , ' f ri e l
at 5154 p. m. Arrives at BoYettoKa,
p. Di , It Serves. Stoners ilia, •• Brainliejdvi 5
Orsslivllle: Yellow lionso. XatiyMo Mid Dann"
towri,___ A _
DERNVILLE MAIL Arm STACIE Mg ' '
Leaves Bethel at 3 o'olock,_. a. ta. arrive:oat
Reading 'lt 10 o'clock, a: at,, Meturni i ng, katres
Reading atleolock,n, es at siersburg
at 9p. 111.. It serves beln _ iver Behr. Beni.
'Ole. Rd' Mau!, De Talpetiooden And
Hei: mil • i
RUBE
ri ljt
Lbeves Bead, on oni n ly ; nesday and Fri
da at 3 s'el ,a. m. to ng, 4eayes Blue
pa lon Tuesday, 'nu ay and isatitraay. sr'
thing at Readin at 4)4, o'olook, V. so, . it
sties
mohn's Eitor , nitor a DiFniaosvilte. ". stddY
Creek, Terre Di I tatter's IT& Bina .
L
PIQUA A LAND TA BLINK
Leaves Reading. on • Mo,ndsy, Yednesday and
Priday MT o'clock, a. in AA:trills at Reading on
megda,y, Thintidsz and uaturday at 5 °loots.
pm. it _saPplles Mt. p fi no, Beekiilleille. MAMA
Twilit*, Morgantown, Talbotville, Money Brooke,
Cambridge and South Ilermitag_e •
' LODAUUBVILLEI STAQII AND.MAIL LTA
Loayes Lo¢achsville on TuZir TkVild and
fie urday atu o'elodc.'a. M. Wes at nes ng at
9 o'cl ock , a, M. metattitit. olives .Rea di ng at
t i
2 o 'clock. p. tn. • Arrives at bobachsvUle at 0
osiook. p. in. It serves Alsace,they and LObsObv ,
vne.
, BEADIN G Tow T t aja.- •
riii
Daily by RMa ~ -Leaves ing t 4, i ra;
Arrives atlo:3oa.m Safes tatowk, e olds
Station. Swat A war tit an.
hehtailii, II 1 13 tin tit trigs .
esi t alt
Td- wee — by taiteloutves Wesackter on
Monday Opt aY Ft Frid.syJ at a. tikr eater_
rim: it . Birdsboro at . 11 ? DAIWA • sellYel
Birdsboro on Tuesdat u liy_ Mir ay lit
ht iti
75. m. BappllesOelge illail oak, g 4,
Wallace, Uwe ideal , and eat ite
lam
TO MORMON .
Semi-ma 17 *HI LtaYeareidl ol l l4 " -
day and urday at, :30a. in. axt atria qt ead
lug kt 11 a. m. • . ' / / :
' READING TO HOST ', '", •
Semi-weekly bY Stager-Lesvos Reading Zits
day and Saturday. at 11130 a. en. Arrives at_Road.
wg at 0:30 5. in.' 'Supplies Addams:: 'raven Lower
Melberg, North Meidelberg, Kriok's Mills and
oat.
LIIESPORT TO NORA _ '
Tri-weekly by Staiiir-Leaves Lowed TUeedaY.
Thursday and Satu at 19 m. &Titres at Lees
port at 3 p. m. Sup pl ies rd
South Kvansville and
Molltawat XTOWN TO VIIMINSVII:LIit
Tri-wee ly by Stage—Leaves Oostox Tuesday,
Thursday and ;Saturday at 9a. in, Arr yes at Oox
town at 4p. m. Supplies Kin: t
yy lle, oselezu and
Virginsville._ .
RRIMBRSIRIRG TO STOUORSOURO •
Til-weekly by stage—Leaves ItehroyskiPirgTiles
day, Thursday and Saturday MU a - , ni. Arrives at
UM:Reran= at 6P. m. Supplies Wintersvillo and
Host.
READING MAILS.
TWIOII DAILY.
Nelltork—Qloses at IQa. a. and 10 P. a.
MrlYes at i A', U. and 2 r, N.
Philad i llphia—Arrives at 10:305. a. and 6 P, a.
Closes at 10 A. a. and 4 P.
liarrisburg—Arrives at 10:30 A. 11 1 and 4:30 r. a.
, II Closes at 10 A. U. and 6:30 P. li. . •
Pottsville—Arrives at 10:30 A. 11 1 find 4:30 P. 16
' Oloses at 10 A. sr. snot MO P.M. ' •
ALLINTOWN AND SABYON. I
Arrives at 2:00r. U. I Olosehatlo:ooi.i.
stninnown—three times a week.,
Arrives 07:00 P. n. I ()loses at 8:005. a.hianvium,-
Arrives at10;00 5. w. I . Closes at 2:00 r: it.
BOTRUBTOWN'.
Arrives at 10:00 A. it. Closes :30 r. Is.
LOTIAOII4VVIINK-4 tiV
1130 tIMOg_ a lrotilb
Arrives at 9:30A. tr. I Close at z:3O r, u,
, - PlllUA—throe times a wook,
Arrives at 7:00 P. w. I Closes at 6:00 A.*.
BLUM DALL—thrlie to a week,
)1
Arrives at 4;30 P. M. Close at 8:00*. W.
• I, lIIIIIDIMSERG-05100 il week.
Anitelf At 9:00*. If. I 01080 at 11:30 i. R.
soolsolt—tyloo a !took,
Ant ea at 11:00 A. 81, I , ()Jose at 7190 A . aili
N. T. GEHO,
. FASHIONABLE
BOOT AND SHOE 'MASER,
668 Penn Street, :.Reading, Pa, ' ' '
A$ CONSTANTLY ON HAND UNPIN/38T
assortment of Fine find Heavy Boots anShoos
n this city, also "tidies and Chlidren's Shoes of all
Inds. Hoe list o styles and glees :
l itin's calf baßts, om o mode,
I ,
Ed 25
5 50
"kip "
"----‘)
f baltuorale,
"' Brogann,
" • Congress gaiters,
_." (Hove kid Congress gaiters,
Om' hip boptA, •
baluiorale,
Youths' kip boots,
" • hal tuerals,
Women's glove kid high Polish bal
morals, 360 4
Women'slastinrchighPolishbalniorals 200 . 3
-nt
g oit'iftien iiirthir - itp - goo' - 8 :Co.
"KMa Al ippers, ' 100 176
mnesls i' goat patent leather tip bat-
-1
...
ora 60 240
Children'sr goat patent leather tip bal- '
morals, 125 • 100
T. GEM re O,
653 Penn Stet.
April Venal
rim E REAMING FIRE INSURANCE AND
211.11WUCOMPANY OF BEIIIKO CO.
OROANIZRD Ju Li-. 1867.
Office Reading ineuratice Building, N 0.19 North
Fifth street, AV: E. l t broter of (,burl street.
Office bourn from 8 A; M. to 8 P. At,
• DIRROTOREI:
Prinalo Jones, anion McKnight.
Henry Z. Van Rood, ' Jacob Shaffuor.
J. 1% Jackson. - D. H. Stout.
Jonas Ethalter. J. T. Valentino,
. George Moser. .
This Company 'insures all kinds of property
Ogainst loss or damage by fireatratec as low as any
other reliable Com pony and upon Ove ry pi an known.
to Stook Insurance Companies. •
Perpetual Petioles issued requiring no renewal
and upon which the amount of preMium CO
be reclaimed at any time;' loss a,deductiOn o Ave
per cert. The advantages of this, to the are
p n ity of the attention of forme a nd others bay
bo arr .t r o d i g e th a r .
d inn ttrol
own orcountry , n huse tts
tat and safest. • ,„ _
Policies for ono, tiro, throe, live or more years, or
for less than ono year, firmed and no charge m e
for Polloy and survey when renewed or when in
surances are transferred from other companies.
Tho citizens of Reading and vicinity. hitherto
dependent mainly upon foreign. oompanies,le
pow the privilege of effecting their insurances In a
home institution, well ofganiked,irith an adequate
paid in and - guaranteed %%pita!, presenting as
strong a basis ofsecurity as that of any ether Com.
piny. The advantage of doing business directly
with the Company and the importance of keeping
some portion of the largo sums paid for Insurances,
in circulation @ t hoine. will be sippreetated by all.
P INGLI4 JONES, President. 1
JA E 8 MoKNIGHT. Vico President;
-B. B. ANCONA. Fieo'y and Treas. . finnelo-
LENUART 044111.
• itAORINISTS; BRASS
. FOUNDERS,
And •
04NBAAL DRAM IN .
Iliaohinfate and Manufanturere
,
No. 627 AND 629 railnlLlN 81111111.,
lan2B- RRADJNG. PA.
OAIWETS 1 "CARPETS! I
V B. MARKLEY, fi C 0 . ,.
No . . 118 Plum striiii 6440 Attihitt,
• Siith and Scierith streets, .
, .
l i i tiOr th ira m ll7 th i
o t at tm emt ais u c ticif ittursp rin at Be,dhas n
ta *the vr,,_ .
141.w00l %meta, ev@roffere4 la al '
PlP u tatterne and colors. Sind wholeau
at,... ay lorkprices.
~i Iv t th r i te ukel i biktoexlMlne oar goods is
rtizo at nst. *hew ire, andaaVe 25 pat Ont.
mkt dent Panda and eava no_nait _L - '--.:` -
' oct 18-1036 . B. B. iialtiCVNl ' Vta,:'4
ob thin !testily e*ecia - t We,. mr ,
ttlttablletimot.
';;!., ',t 4. 0 1.A04)*** ***WO* 'l.-:-i'.
V . MONMMI.
. ,
Wohter's'Unalarlikest,
Reldeßnallsh DlnUottary,
Adloea German artil English Inctionial.
Oehleohlageed Protiouttoin‘,oertain Dlotionon.
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GREAT FURNITURE MOTs
SCHIKEDER
Wareroom, corner rifth and WaON*
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MAIII;FACTORt IVAAMMO i rarrISIRSIt
'BRZ,OW 4f71 0 1 1 0. •
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EXTENSION. TAMPA
fiRESSING
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ROOM CHAIRS,
CENTRE AND OTHR-TABIARI I ,
BEDSTEADS OF THE LaRBTB2FII9,
ond 4r4ry other airtiolt of ,44__41.
their e t ied l in r ait is nn' "Erg
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CARVING, •
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SAWING, ali
1i 3 0ULP124013. '
Ail bit a ilti *flank" eiteeitedo UPI iii4l4tia
(Ivo sat Almon. ,• ' 144 •
400t0'600
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2M 2
4
400 5
200'3M
160 225
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Oft isosu ji to thie newoid valaa Firs.
of Ain lui, combined wilts ittrlala II DID tir •
tracts; es unsurpsussed forte Milli* ap f ft 3 arik p
tiro portiebin'all th ose esitetnalooMbleibbi mu a
Liniments aro used. each as
Out', ChiV Galls, Rheumalhot
CIA r 1 TA t, $1E0.000.00.
' In all each eases tt may be MVO% rail
orrelfer. It b lo bet la tool teplpti
where an extern l aviAlestlon IS regaire • iff
or, Beast. ink t o mtbeerlber ean 00YArbitn 1
recommend It as one of the best lilatmealsoft
day.
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The subseribeireenedhalyirtertsle
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In all Ste d ente, and le Attir MO 1 0 Pglir ,
all damn for , • " a , • '
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SUPERIOR lamas,
For home and distant eonnpaptlop. Bho *lock I!
mat t ptenom wAmotoa, to moo istou sows , I.
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Websteea Common &boot
Webatees Nowt. (der, Rd)
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VoroOter's oo;nprehonslve Motion*.
worcoaler's School Mellows
"EAGLE" BOOKSTORE,
351. Penn Street. pe►r YOurth.
Gout, Nervous 4. hifiammatory Palm
Neuralgia, Headache, Pains in
aide, Back or Joints.
Prioe 26 Clete per Bottle.
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