A IXaUUBLE xomr.
Yes, terrible that is just what it
was. I rball never forget it, even
t-bould I live to oDe of tbos wondcr
tus ages at times recorded in tbe
papers. Moreover, it was not
i Kin' fur a man to fonrct. -Many
-ve:,tb.nav siip from our luiod. but
!k v r jbat'iiti.iMUt wlen we Hand
cnt'ie l.mk of the grave, brought ,
tbiib.r br the probability of " j
a a ful desirr.
1: ;i;.iM r.el in itn way. i a
Ik-.-., in Antral'. f..r about rive years,
diirlij.' Liob time I bad mnM'.d a
toleraMe fortune, w ben 1 began
I began to
lo:, t
n-e tbe oiu euuiii nSo...
re C'
iiM.k-ri.blv Mreetrtbem-u "
lin
fact that tie gWI I i-ved, anu
, Ud r.,iiM ti;.d t.. be toy
-.in to England, and I eoul.l
l. arti.e lb-u:bt t f i-mb an ex -
l.
Wk.
not
tent
tcrn.ii.ed t r M", ana let our iuar
rlavf tak" place there.
Mav lirodst-Mic was tbe only
daughter of a weil-lo-uo fquauer
t rn-i-o r-.j ..v.,
at, fiiwrt pirl for mile- j
ihou?b until I had ,
a;id the pr:tieit
r .T? ri( 1 t ne MulM
i,..-,ir:.. BTitm'.ntiil with ber. ratber;
rn.l ,,r a Kit of cirli.-b flirtation.
This wi.s tbe
turned out.
Auinrif her
one Jacob Kiel.
u.'irsl lor me. ii
manv ainurfTs was'
ark littirttl. dark-!
i i T..: i.A uaa rit
. . K
tbatc'assof men who feel Ptrongly,
and who never forget an inury
like wild cats they ere nasty custo
mers to (Ten d Well, .May, I fear,
hd (lined somewhat iih Jacob
Kiel, who I really lielive, loved the
very grounu cue ie.i vu,
... .1 r,t. a ai a il-r.if rn I r. An f h
Nii. im:.n-u um x ... "
Uiat alj tiad never given iiim iui-
siiL'b;e.-t bone.
It was al. ut this time that I ap
peared upon tbe scene; and she dis
covered that he bad lound tbe rijrht
man, as 1 bad fjund tbe right girl.
Mav l'.rodsiono instantly gave up ail
ber'admirers, was as steady and quiet
as a gum tree when no wind blows,
aal finally said tbe "Yes" upon
which mv happiness depeucled.
Old Mr. llrodstone knew that tbe
match would be a good one, aud
reudilv gave hi- consent, so that ocr
'ii?ar nient we s soon made public.
I as prcKcuf w hen tbe news reacb--d
Jacob Kiel. I fball never forget
bis bice. Ilis lips were compressed,
his dark eves contracted ; be looked
fri.m Mv to me. and I felt that, if
ever be could, be would do me mis
chief. Without a f vllablo be quitted
tbe place. A strange rensation run
through me 8S be departed ; and May
told me that a cold shudder had run
through her veins.
We did not see much of Kiel after
this, though we knew he was cften
ab ut the station upon business; but
tbe man somehow threw a kind of
shadow over May's and my happi
ness, and we were bo: at all sorry
when we got on board the steamer
and steamed off towards Old Kng
luud We bad not, however, got
clear out of eight of land w hen May,
giving a little cry, put ber hand on
my arm, and, slightly nodding her
bead towards the lower deck, said:
'Oh, Edward, look be is there
. too!"
And so be was. Leaning quietly
over the side, watching the land ap
parently, w as Jacob Kiel a passen
ger for" England, like ourselves. I
w ill ow n that I was considerably nn-j
noyed, though when May, drawing
nearer, exclaimed, in a low startled
voice, "Edward, dear, 1 don'l know
bow it is, but I dread that man I
cannot divest my mind of tbe thought
that he means us harm.': I laughed
and tried to banish so absurd an
idea. And certainly it appeared I
bad every right te do so. Save by a
casual interchange of a few words,
Kiel never troubled ns, and we were
mnkintr a capital journey, when, just
as we were within twenty degrees of
the line, we were struck by a hurri
cane which tbe captain declared was
almost a cyclone in violence.
The vessel could not weather it
Tbe masts crashed overboard, taking
several of the crew with them, and,
before the wreck could be cut adrift,
a portion of tbe broken spars, dash
ng agaiust tbe ship, bad caused a
leak below tbe water-line, and tbe
erv was Wc are t-inkini! Lower
the boats the pumps are useless 1"
The captain was marvelously firm
wud cool, and by bis example made
lis all the same.
Tbe boats were rapidly lowered
and filled, while, thank heaven tbe
storm eemed to abate.' Tbe wo
ojcn went firet, v course, tnd all
was proceeding well, when, just as
tbe last boat was being tilled, I re
membered that in my hurry I had
left rv "mothers miuiature in my
chest. " There was plenty of 'hue to
fetch it. and in a secoud 1 was down
in tbe cabin. Flinging the lid own
ti'v band was already upon tbe like-
licii. when I beard a foot upon tbe
stair I turned, and by tbe dim
light yet swinging from the roof,
perceived jaeob Kiel.
(jood heavens! The diabolical
expression on his face, tbe Gendib
malice in his dark soake-like eyes,
revealed his iutcntion -in s moment
. He bad come to do me some dead'v
Lanu. Leaning up, I seized my re
volver, to be on my guard ; but au
iittock was not bis purpose. Before
I conld prevect Lim, be bad quickly
ctoe4 the cattm oor, and locked it
on tbe outside.
Like a flash of licitc'ctr all the
horrors of my position in.tantly
nasned be lore me. 1 was a prisoner
in the sinking ship ! L tiering a loud
shout of fury I sprang forward; the
cry was echoed by a laugh from
Jacob Kiel. I heard him sav,
"Who will marry May Brodstone
sow T" and tben his feet went rap
idly op tbe fcUirs.
leaned loudly lor help; tbe up
roar of tbe etorm drowsed my voice.
I paused. Just then tbe wind lulled,
and I beard the order to pusb oSf ;
, tbe Fpcakcr was Jacob Kiel. I agaia
fchoutca in my agony : oat tny voice
and tbe w iod rose toe-ether I was
unheard. I continued lo shout like
a madman, (bough 1 knew all hope
was gone that I was alone like a
trapped rat, in tbe sinking ship.
furiously I beat tbe door, all the
while painfu'ly conscious that rescue
was impossible and death certain, for
it was sight, and as no doubt tbe
torm would separate tbe boats, my
absenoe would but be discovered
until the ressel was foun&red.
Conld I expect angbl else, wben
in tbe occasional lull of tbe hurricane
I beard tbe rusb of tbe deadly wa
ters in tbe hold, and felt the s-bir.
lurcn more heavily each moment as
f be plunged into "the trough of tbe
sea? Suddenly pbe gave a U rrific
keel oyer and a w ave came rattling
down tbe companion ladder like
tbinder, rushed under the dor and
' in'ucdatefl The cabin. -- - -
1 fbrkked in agony, believing that
all was over that I was to die tbus,
' not even with tbe chanee of battlinir
I fell that I could Bieettleaiicalm-i
Ir if I a-er. en diu.1. u,:t. . L - l
.j .. v., .ilu ,UB utav- remaiotirr. ua an atijoininf farm 1 man up against toe wiudow and re-
ena above me; but my very bairsaw some cl;vcr tttlUllei aiih teed ! marked; I was brunt up never to al
Mtrred at tbe horrible thought of be- where no plaster was used. low 6 jailer eyed man to wink at me.
ing lurried in tbe sea as it were in a
box. Was there really no way of
escape? I looked around and pave
a great cry of joy, tben leaped for
ward, carelesf now trt tbe water
mounted higher and hiffber.
-rorl! Idiot!" I exclaimed "why
did you nut think -f it befjre f You
are our two murderer!"
.My eyes bad rested upon my re
V;!ver. In a second I had fired two
cf it barrel into tbe lock of tl e
door, fchiverin? it to atom, and tie
i next minute
I a.- np-'ti tbe deck
ou'y j j si i" t
J Fettling fat.
I long before,
me. lor the vem-I wa
It would have settled
but tbe storm had
.baud.
Vi.b
wild U;e I I
i k. d f r tbe
,arr
jdatkLt bid tie
t btu.,,te,!t,!j r0
if o-
fur, h 1 1 wuii iii ie
wanr.-. I'ut, bav
far, I r- r ilir.-d uot
bv o
1 discharged
the remaining barrels of riiv revolver.
and then pin Hired int.) tbe Kta, to
'pwiui at f:ir i- 1 imuI.1 from the ship
; before it tauk, hoping that 1 should
!Cnd Bonie iiiecta of wrtek. Idideo,
CnJ gon e .,,t,c(B o)
Lt-fure j Lad t
w..h corJ i?(! a:tac!
tied far a mast.
hed. This helped
me; tor utter Usaiajr myseii to tnej
mast aa well as I could, tbe waves j
i . i
... . . -.' . . 1
a leariul rush ol water seized me. 1
was drawn rspidly lack, and then
j4..n.n n a in aa- L t 1 t , A . (1 lin If It
I .
V W U MO t LA II il ' 1 u uuKf
umniii n.rm 1 .m r. 1 t-Ti rv A hoTfi
I u.r LU.L j r mf n!l,. rf d no more, i
ben I came to, I was in one of tLe
boats w i-b May Hrodstooe leaning
over me.
It appeared that dirtctly mourning
dawned, tbe boats wire caileii
to-
I ' i
c.5jer 8Dd tbe e!ita;n went over the
names, when mine was tjund
ing; upon wMcn nc reso.vcu to row
, . , , ,
back, md see if he could not bud me,
unfed thereto lv manv of bis com
i r I .1 . i: . . .1 .
panions, who wondered as did not
Jacob Kiel what ceu'd bare pre
vented my getting into one of tbe
boa's.
The sea was nearly calm, tbe stin
shining, and their search 'was cot
difficult. They soon perceived a
dark object. Approaching it they
found it to be myself, clinging like
grim death to tbe mast, but laujrhin
and pell'ng like a maniac. In fact I
was mad, and for some time alter
they bad managed to get me into the
boat I remained so; then I became
calmer, though I was delirious for a
w hole day and niibt.
Directly sensibility returned, I told
my story," filling every one with hor
ror, especially May Ilrodstone.
"I sec it all!" exclaimed tbe cap
tain. "Tbe villian ! Last night our
boats separated in the darkness; this
morning tbe one bearing Jacob Kielj
and the worst of tbe crew wa miss- i
ing. He has either steered tbe boat
into a different track, or paid tbe fel
lows to desert us, fearful of tbe puu-i.-bment
that might have awaited
bim 41' ben be touched land."
Whether this was so I do not
know, for we never beard of Jacob
Kiel ngiiin.
That day we were picked op by
one of (Ireen's ships, homeward
bound, and in due time were landed
in England, where Mav and I were
married, and where we now reside ;
for my w ife will not bear of crossing
the ocean again, a- she cannot forget
as indeed I cannot that most ter
rible moment of mv life.
Inimlirnl tar Ike Fnurral.
TLe singular heartlessness of some
of tbe Chinese residents of bau
Francisco is forcibly illustrat?d by a
recent incident, w hich the Chronicle
thus describes ; Two Chinamen visit
ed a prominent undertaking estab
lishment, and the Hpokesu an, who
talked very fair pigeon English, said:
"One Cbinawomau, she muchee die ;
we waut bury her twelve o'clock."
A man was dispatched for the city
physician to make an inspection and
give a certificate, and also to take tbe
measure of the deceased woman.
Tbe pair wended their way to llren
ham place, and in a small room on
tbe tbird floor, laid out on a mat, was
the supposed corps. The undertaker,
thinking onlv of his business, pulled
out his tape liuc and asked the doctor
to bold one end of il while the size of
the cofliin required was ascertained.
Tbey were a little surprised as they
stretched the line over the body to
soe the woman open her eves. The
Chinamen expressed no surprise, but
nimplysaid; "Oh, the le dead by
twelve o'clock." The doctor alter
making a careful examination, con
eluded that the woman was bevond
help, and was on the eve of dissolu
tion, but tbe undertaker decided that
il would be as well to postpone th
funeral. Except iu tbe cases of
prominent and wealthy Chinamen,
w hose estate w ill bear the expenses
of a lavish spread of varnished hog
aud other funeral meats, the Chinese
almost invariably hurry offiheirdead
to tbe cemetery before tbey are fairly
cold. Almost any undertaker can
furnish experiences like this, and
there can be little doubt that many
a poor Chinaman is put under tbe
sod before life is extinct.
S4 Fcacra.
With the increasing cost of fencing
material, it becomes a more interest
ing question to the farmer. How can
1 economically build new and repair
old fences" A western mau sug
gests the use of sods, and writes:
"In Eaitland and Ireland tbey have
tbe ''d fence.' I have seen i' in
tbi country occasionally, b i: 1 tiiink
if our farmers knew is p a. -iii-.il
merits we should see it olu-m v. Ouly
dig two diU'Les two feet apart, three
feet wide, and two feet deep; throw
tbe dirt iroui the ditches on the space
between, beat it down till it baa some
harduesMtud give it euough blant to
prevent 'caving,' and you have a
fence lor a uielune. in most cases
here we need no turf or 'whin bushes'
as they do, for in a year the bank
will be covered by a luxuriant growth
or blackberry bus lies, . answering
ererr purpose. Even where timber
is plenty, we can make tbis fence
cheaper than almost any other.
Raining- Clover Srei.
Having bad some experience, says
a correspondent of the Country Gen-
tleman, in clover raisinir, I will say
for the benefit of any who may be
interested in tbe subject, that 1 be
lieve it produces mora milk than
either timothy or corn fodder, and at
the same time I find that land im
proves by frequently being seeded to
clover. As fo whether plaster is in
dispensable, I bava always used it,
and w ith varied resulU The pres-
euv reason i naa vwemy acres 01
clover, wbich I bad intended for seed,
and to which I applied, about Mayj
20th, 100 pounds ol plaster per acre.
On examining the beads this fall, I
found that very few .of
, . e . . . .
seen tn tact, i ao na mint me i
twenty rci-pa a o'ilil lire nroducfil :
live bushels, and I abandoned the!
; idea of catiHie it fur seed, aud put a I
part in f or feeding, and
tia.:t 11 rtfit tK.i
. . . . . . 1 . . .
A Bloaie Caleb Ids Bob jr.
A singular phenomenon is just now
creating a Eensation a few miles
south of Erie, in tbe shape of a mouse
catching infant, surpassing in expert
us tbe agility of tbe best canine or
feline mouser in the country. The
report of this singular freak of na
ture reached me so well authenticate
td thai I concluded to gratify ray cu
riositv, and possibly be bold, as 1 had
often been, but, to my surprise, ibe
fuc:s turned out mure remarkable
than tbe most astonishing natural
m under I ever wuntseed. Tbe little
girl iu quesiiiju is u iriflo over a year !
old, and eau but just begin to run ;
about the houre and yard. The mo-!
uitrtit she wakes and "gets out of her j
crib she goes to tbe old kitchen fire j
pluce, hich U iufeeied with a spe
cies . ol fiuml liou-e mice, auu sits
down in a hold in tbe corner very
much I ke a cat, with her eyes intent
ly fixed ju the burrow, fae some
times occupies ibis pcitiou for an
hour without moving, till a mouse
makes its appearance, when, by a
sudden stun, apparently without any
effort, she seizes ber victim by tbe !
neck. Assoou as her prize is secur
ed tbe seems to be electrified with
i,)T and trembles from bead to foot.
r - , . . , ,..
utienntr a kind ( I wild murmur or
I growl, resembling the half suppress
ed snarl of a wild cat. On arriving
at tbe bouse, and making known the
; J Willingness to give me an
,LBtri.M Lii.ri.f
CAUiur.iuu vt ii' i n i' " k 1 j . . -
of the baby providing 1 would prom
ise not to make their names public,
as tbe teemed to dread the notoriety
already given to the affair. I, of
........ ... iln ,V.n i. , 1 1 -At nPiiltlizA
. CUUISl. :IQUQ W I L'l'lin V. I'l ' .
riririw; f witness!,..-
w ith my own eyes a performance so
I wonderful and uovel that I can nev
" r r- . - o
er forget the impression it made. Tbe
babe was asleep when I arrived, and
on awakening she started at onee on j
her strange mission. She is a beau-i
jtiiul little blonde, of delicate features
land bright, blue eyes, and ber hair
lies all over ber ber bead in exqui
sitely formed golden curls, about the
circle of a dime. There is nothing
unusual about tbe couutenance of tbe
child, or different from that of any
pretty featured baby, except w hile
stalking ber gme. Tben ber eyes
become glisteuing and fixed, spark
ling like gems, and her face and
hands turn pale as wax, while sue
appears to bear or notice nothing go
ing on around her, but keeps her eyes
steadily centered on the burrow
whence she expects her game to sal
ly forth. The mother and only sis
ter of the child and myself sat in a
semi circle around ber, silent as if in (
a soiritual seance waiting l.r the sig-
Dal of departed spirits. Had no
mouse made its appearance, tbesuht
w as one never to be forgotten tbe
deathly pale face cf that motionless
child, and the rivited, sparkling eyes
concentrated for thirty minutes on
that mouse bole in the brick hearth.
During that half hour we neither
moved or spoke above a whisper,
w hen suddenly, like the springing of
a trap, the little thing s band went
down on the hearth, followed by tbe
fine squeak of a mouse, and that
strange, low growl ingular tremor of
the body of tbe child. As usual, she
held the mouse by tbe neck in ber
right hand, while it squirmed desper
ately to getaway, febe tben press
ed it up against ber bosom, and felt
of it gently and softly with her other
hand; tbeu would dexterously change
hands.carefu.ly keeping her grip upon
tbe neck to avoid its bite, though ber
mother told me she bad been frequent
ly bitten: and while sensitive to pain
and crying at tbe lea.st ordinary burt,
tbe never wu seen to wince or show
the least pain from the bite of a
mouse. I examined ber fingers and
found tbem scarred in many places
where she Lad been bitten. 1 tried
to realize how the feat had been ac
complished, but it was .done so sud
denly there was no time to analyze
it. Yet I was assured by the family
who bad taken frequent observation,
that the mouse when once out of its
hole seems to become charmed or
magnetized aud has no power, or at
least shows no disposition to escape
till caught, w hen iit is too late, if
any one approaches tbe child to take
the mouse aw ay from her, she will
utter a shrill scream and then try to
conceal ber prize by putting it into
her mouth.
I have beard of snakes and birds
charming children, but I guess this
is the first mouse catching baby yet
developed. I wouder how Darwin
would explain this abnormal instinct
by tbe laws of evolution and natural
selection.
Some One to I.ve.
I'crhaps oue of the most positive
proofs we have 'of the soul's inde
pendence of tbe body is our great
need of love and of some'hing to
love. Were we mere animals creat
ures doomed to perish after a few
vears of life in this world that
wbich contents the brute would also
content ns. To eat and sleep well,
to bare an easy time of it would be
enough. As it is, we may have all
tbeke things and health to enjoy them
and yet be utterly wretched. Neith
er can mental food satisfy us.
"Some one to love" is our heart's cry.
ncn toe aimospncre ol tc?cr
ness is about us we rejoice; when
people arc harsh and unkind we suf
fer. te begin life wishing to love
all people, and believing that tbey
love us. Experience hardens us.
Our dear ones grow fewer; but, as
long as reason lasts, we must have
some one we roust at least imagine
that some one loves us. The par
ents, sisters and brothers that dear
est friend whom we promise to love
and ctansh until death parte ns
these cotno into oar lives and ull
tbem op. Afterward come th.oljttle
children frail, helplets babies, who
need our help so much, and friends to
whom we are not kin, yet who grow
dear to us.
Some Lave many loved ones, and
some but one. Heaven help those
who have none, though they are gen
erally to blame for their empty heart
cdness, for kindness win? love. Tbey
ara always wretched, and tbey often
show their craving for sometbiug to
love by cberiehing some dumb ani
mal a dog, a kitten, a parrot, per
haps, on which tbey lavish carossrs,
wnich, better spent, would bava
bound some bnman heart to theirs
Pride or morbid sensitiveness may
have been at tbe bottom of their lone
liness, and these peu of theirs fill the
aching void a little.
o me one uuots t 11 18 me cry ot
o. .-1 1 . . . .1
me- uuuiau buui, me uvie 10 v. men
every Lucian booI, tbe note to which
every human heart responds; the
bond which will bind jjs &) together
ibis -fall 1 ' " u Minn w i
them had i ? lS t,ther orll wb"c
tbiok tbeifc!;.ai,bf "'H-d od
Ktouirtt.-rs
lofc r-haL'
re,?n
forever.
"
. ii
A Tennessee
girl, rid in ir on tbe
enrd erna.eil ti.tt sija bi..l..jl . . . -
' . . ' J "
How nary Jane a Waa.
- There is no foolipbneps about some
of the fathers of Dubuque county,
Iowa, who have marriageable daugh
ters, and they know how to precipi
tate basinets ween tbe fruit is ripe.
Matters were brought to a climax
with a rush at a certain farmer's res
idence in Ternon township, recently.
A young tiller of the soil bad for
months been paying most assiduous
attentions to a of his daughters,
but bo w:s euch a bashful, modest
i the
eue,
jcbup, never having b- n much in
cananv of ifirls, except luis
that he had never bt-en nble l-t raise
tiii courage sufficiently high t pop
tbe all important question,
He had' gae to the h.iu.-e in w h ch
hia admirer lived, p u ut least iweu-
tv different occasions, resolved l
know bis fate; but when ustu-red iutu
tbe prei-e;.ce of bis -fair one, into
whose keepi.ig bo hsl placed bis
bean, bis courage would invariably ;
"go back on hiui," aud be would re,
turn to his lonely room in greater;
susjtense than before. Upon the even- i
ing in iuetiou he bad determined i
! that, come w hat would, he would tell
bis Mary that be loved her. lie
weuld once for all decide the matter,
liut, as upjn each former occasion,
be could get the proposal no further
than his throat. There it stuck, and
halt lust determined to uuip it
naa just uiwiumru i
n and give up tbe siege when tbe
opened aid in ttalked tbe girl's
down
door
father, w ho advanced to where tbey
w ere titling aud thus addressed them:
"I came in to put a stop to this in
fernal foolishness. It ain't the court
ing expenses that I'm looking at, for
coal oil's cheap au' wood can be had
for the baulin'; but I'm sick aud tired
of tbis biiiia' and cooia' like a pair
of sick doves, keepin' me awake of
nights, aud it's got to be stopped right
here. Mary Jane, look vp here. Do
vcu love John Ileury well enough to
marry bim:
"Why, father, I I you must '
"Step tLat darn foolishiu'," yelled
the old man. "Answer 'yes' or 'no,
and miirhty quick, too. It's got to
be settled now or never."
"Answer 'yes or 'no.' Speak!"
roared tbe old gent.
"Well, yes, tben. There, now,"
and Mary again bid her face.
"Thai's business; that's tbe way
to talk. Now, John, look here look
up here, or I'll 6hake you all to pieces.
Do you want that gal o' mine for a
wife"? Speak out like a man, now."
"Why, Mr. , ain't tbis ratber a
I mean, can't you"
"Seak it out, or oul of tbis house
vou'il go head foremost I won'
"wait a minute longer. There's the
gal, and a
likelier gal ain't in tbe
you just beard her say
State, and
she wanted you. .Now, John, 1
won t stand a n: o ioonn , onte ior
, e . .
all 'rp' nr 'no" " '
. , . ,
"vell, yes, t;r; I nave been prcl
fl-linnTUJUS eOOUin tO LODC It) at 1 '
1 i
"On. confound vour soft talk; tbe
thing's settled
now. lou two blast
ed fools would have been sis months
more at that job that I've done in
fire minutes. I never saw such fool
ing as there is among young people
nowadays. Aintliko it was when 1
was young an' now good night.
You can talk the thing over, an' you
and me, John, 'il go to town an' get
the license to-morrow. Sooa be time
to go to plowin' no time for love
makin' then. Good night, good night;
hope I wasn't too rough, but I was-
determined to Gx tbe tbiug up one
way or 'lot ber; and lbs old mau went
back to bed.
Now that the ice was broken, tho
young people laid all their plans for
the future, aud John felt just a little
bad at the comfort be hud lost, when
Mary looked up at hint shyly, and
said:
"This would have been all right
four months ago, John, if you hadn't
been so skeery. I koow'd all the
time that you wanted to ask me; but
it was'nt my place to say anything,
you know."
No cards.
Jtcen.
The California Agricultural
says there are two million beehives
in the United States, each hive yield
ing a little over twenty-two pounds
of honey in a year. Tbe average
price at wbich honey is sold is esti
mated at twenty-five cents a pound,
from which it appears that bees, after
payiug iheir own board, present us
with a revenue of about $3,000,000
a year. Or, it may be said, that
they give a pound of pure honey
10 !
every man, woman and child iu the
Uuiied State.. Tbe rjriculturift
estimates the profits on the sale of
surplus honey at from fifty to two
hundred per cent, on the capital in
vested. But all bees are not as well
educated as those of California.
Tbe bouey that conies lo us from Cal
ifornia, when not cut up and boiiled,
is contained in little square wooden
frames, probably six by six inches,
in which the bees deposit it ready for
transportation. The upper side of
the otherwise fiat frame is made of a
tbin piece of wood shaped like a Y.
Tbe bees begin building on tbe low
er point of tbe Y, and are thus made
to keep their wax structure in the
middle of the frame. After the hon
ey has been dejtosited the frames may
be packed closely together, aud each
layer is kept separate from the others
by tbe rtnjcciing tides of tho frame.
Caiitorma coney usually reaches
eastern markets in tbis way, but for
retail sale is taken from this frames
aud packed in glass bottles or jar.
fsmbi.
TLe Crol Lorn corubs niaDnfacturctl
ia thi country were made iu West
Xewburry, Mass., just after the Uev
tlutionary War. A Heiaa settled
there who was accustomed tj tie
wortiog cf horns into buuoos aud
combs, and from hi in tbe art if the
radii v,-oimarjetiip of that day wa
worthy to L-c taljeri an art was
taught to the native "population.
West Newbury bas conuauedto lead
in the business creriuce, and to-day
it is oue o' the largest coml-ntuLiug
towns ia Masacbusetu. .
Forty years ago ' ladies' comb.s,
which were larger than laditV bon
nets are now, nsed to be made ia
Newburyport for the Sjuih America o
market. They were often two or
three feet wide, encirclinp- two thirds
ot the bead, and from six inches to a
foot bib on th,e back, the t'n bc-ioir .
wriHigbt ia open work; and tj the
the Spanish-A meric.n ladies aUa.-b-J
ed tbeir treil. Van comb cooHurrjed
three Loros, or q equal quantitjr of
fchnll ; anri n mnr-S of th.m B-..,lr ,.
doDe by Laud and witli tie f a w,Ld tie
' mw . 1 nua
D0 U7 Wis n!irlr m,n..l
labor.
1 - -o .
me prices wero
to fifty dollars.
I'igb-
-fr.iin
twenty
Ao hastcrn trarnp, who bad been t
over 'ixconiiia, fays the names of
the towns savor too uiucb ' of pedes
trianism tiptiit iiirnotftHif i "print
er's tat.!l . Xhera : b iiiU auiep,
Wauke.-ha, Oconoww. Manitowoi.
auhftran. rewaukep, and a dozen
other "walk-"," buf dirtied little
woik.
at 1 a 1
Xetc Advertisements,
a nTnvTma A
IV
U
SEVEN
' ' 347 Ml I 171 I 11
1 I 'li.'Jr-f a b anirTflO V I I
Oil
GOLDEN
We h
ve h.i.1 tM ctiatlrna" ol M.OOO i'mmlncntly P!n.l..! In all our Circulars aa l tWwi.aiT
vt rii-KUK-nH l-r the lnt l.mr vni r. nn.l Dot tnken. wlili-h thowt tto fujicrlor exrcll.-nee
ulMrkKMUPV OVIK ILLOIHtHS.
Fjt ExtiTnal nd Iuitnml use. It will tfitel a Spewly I urcin all Cases or
Headache, Neuralgia, Toot bach, Sprains Uruiscs, Flesh Wounds, Burns,
Colic, Cramp. Cholera Morbus, Flux, Diarrhoea, I'ronchitis, Catarrh,
Coughs, Cold, Inflammatory Ilbeumatism, Asthma, Phthisic,
Heart Burn, Indigestion, Summer Complaint, Fains in Side,
Back or Loins, Files, Ringworm, Felons, Slings of insects,
Bites of Yen mous Serpents, ond especially Rheumatism.
A Fowerful Remedy w hich is taken Internally by Anyone.
Ti ls celebrated MoIIrine I N-Tond a ilf-nl I th irreiitpjt illx-cvny in Mi-iilral S ir-noe kiH.wn In the
worlU. In actlm if at" once felt: i: s won-lcrlui tun-i are instantaneous; in fact, it
LITERALLY DEMOLISHES PAIN.
Equally Cood for Man or Beast.
Remember, we guarantee every Bottle.
2T0 CIJ2S KO PAY- TP.T IT ACT EE CONVINCED.
Sickne eomes when least cipected. fine bottle may Favo yuur lire. If ji;u are not Jatisfieil, afHr
l;ir trial, we will retund your money.
OUR MOTTO, NO CUEE, sTO PAY.
A Source of Happiness to Millions of Suffering Humanity.
Dnrtns the vnst year the wmilrrful pueress of this
r ,,,, kix lifks ikkat
iruine rxtrtH'tnlloliiii
1 11 u I SA.Misi n 1'. iir.c
WHNMKK.Ik the MUST WiiXDKKKI I.PAIM ll'.STHIYt:i( IN KX1STKM K. Use MUSI' KX-
PKIUTIors.S FK AND PUWKKFI L, KKMKtaV KNOW N IN TH K WUK l: 11 K KS A KK
KKfcrKD almost instantly, as ik hy mauk. Ttn.uaniiiirferiiiisiiief hareivm
Ml jiralsc of thi? Cireat Kemeily. from liersonal knowledge ul iu hi.ci.t miraculous powirs iu curing
the moft obftlnate ami niracte-i enrea ol i.e&jeft.
We want IX xi IA V t AtJKNT In every county tn the I'niteit Slates an.t (Tnnailns. It will
pav yi-u lieiter thn anything cl!e you can take hoM of." Senit in your order. Secure your county at
one, lclore it tielne taken ly foine one ele. Kxi-lusivo torritory irii-en. Aneiils'are iloiim better
with our Kemeity than anything else they ever took hoM of. Why ! thi?? ILcinse the K"meily iloes
iun aa we Bay, aul our ai;ents ran warrant every Imt' le. Xo cure, no pay. Knowingthat we make ull
ti'Jsef good, should they tie called on to redeem a bottle, dtrenta run no risk of losf.
rec:,vea lwu u p;mf ui our itiwi iu-.i, uiisituriicu
EES! IS A SAMPLE LETTER tl
Nearly -2,000 liotlles Sold In Four Months.
Scott Tows. Lawrence V., Ohio.
Mkvi. KKNttKnY ti Co. Hear Sirs. At tliit late hour I will Inform you of the rreat hencnt I
reeelve.1 Iroiu The ne or lr. HiMWMi l) reat Hetmily, MO V KN SKAl-SOlt l iLl'KX WO.Mitll.
Alter beintr. confined to my bsii tor eight yea is with a' complication of digram.-, viz: iy.feitic. Hron
rlnti. palpitation of the heart, laln In the rlirht pide, with general ilcl-llity. e-rwiiirh I tried the
iklll of out home physicians, atno a doctor of New York clty.andtwo ol I'll fulttrtt h. aud one in the
Northern partot Ohio. Took enouifh patent ineilit-inc to pwini in all lo noLiuriM'. AtW-nirh I was
imlii.-ed totry Ir. Kadriiff'sSKV KX SEALS K OOI.IiKN WONUKK. I -nt I c ix hfty
cent bottle, and before ulnif it all, found invm-lf aide to travel In a bnvzy. Took tl a-ncy fur It
mle la-t April four ni intlm ar i. an 1 have ao I thirteen irr-ia. or 1.872 houlea up 14 lou daia. Auun
'JU.1X l.an i expsct Ir m ihe icmwin demtn i to aull ten tliou-onl (l.0 U) bulletin tlie next year.
Gentlemen, il you think tliU w-irth uiua; you cm do sa, as 1 am venerally known over thne ciuntle
a inun of great aiHu-tion. Yeura rcfiicctfuilv.
H. J. DAKLIXO,
Important to all Persons out of Employment.
Ommi kovH. KettitKriT fc, Co. PiTTai'ROH, Pa.
lear Sir We take pleasure in herewith bunding yotl a copy of our Circular to Airent which we
feel contident will repay a dilitrent M-rusal tivone wiidiinz to make nvmcv rapidly and certainly. We
are now the SOLK l'liOl'KI KTOKS AND ONLY MAM.'FAirrUKfcliS III'
DR. RADCLIFP'S GREAT REMEDY,
SEVEN SEALS OR
FOB THIS GREAT REM EI)Y WE
IieakSir. The above fully explain; the article! we w i.h to f ill. Thia bufinrw U honorable, and
by Inriii ir euencetic, will pav yon well. It I our desire to apimlnt an asent in every county in all
I"J'8 ol the t'nited State an I Canada, crantine to
111 inu coHiny. c-oouiii you aect-pi lii axencjr lor miBvr m rr? rouniH.-, you suaiiiave ine exclusive
right to aell every bottle sold In ynar county, as Ionic as youcoutinue to act as ouracnt, and all orders
which we may ri-ecive Irom yonr lerritory shall be turned over to your account.
This wonderful remetly, ' Seven Seal's or Ouldt-n Womler, sells rapidly in the hands of the riicht
kind of men. an I we wautnone other. Now. If you think you are the man for the work,iorward your
order, name your county, and ko to work; you cin a irrcss in a lew days, without a dojht We
have one man who buys on an average three gross ptr week, arid his order are iucreasinsr rapiillv,
and he has a small county. (Berks Co.. Pa. ). He wtl cp tjat he expects to sell one Kn;s per day, at
retail, thceomina; season, not counting whob-salo. Yon have the privilege of eliiu wholesale or re
tail, or putting it on commission witlnlrutfiii'ts. or selling by sub-agents. Thi busincus is worth the
attention of g-wd men. and men of capital. Shoald you make but reasonable wage say ,.100 per
month for the rirstthree monih. (mnuy make more) you would ncrcrihclcts be (.lajlit-lihig a Lu.-i
nesi thaatrould pav yoa largclv In the end.
SEVEN SEALS or OOLliEN WONHER Is put Uliintl 00 ami 50 cent bottles, elegantly bnlihcd
In neat and appropriate wrappers, and packed In nice 'mxes. one dozen In (;ach hex.
To drutrgist our scale of prices are Large site, tl CO bottles, per dozen. f VU; small size, SO cent
boil lea, ;ier dozen, 4 60.
We gives)ecial terms to our County A gen's at such figures that they can sell to drn elf's and conn
try storcsat the above price an 1 make a handsome profit. We also give an
EXTRA PREMIUM TO 'AGENTS!.
la order to Lave live, cncfjrctlc men to take hot J of tn tjusinesa at onco, we have oonclu led to give
fm gratis to each and every a gent a present of a handsome, Uuc "
COIN SILVER HUNTING CASE WATCH.
ber.n-irnlly ensrraved, and correct time keeper, worth $S) 00; and a eertifl-nte or ajrenev ftivln SOLE
fNTKOLor such eoun y as tbe uaiit may select, (n- alroa.lv taken:) awl, furthermore, all orders
eobiiuic Iroin sued counties as the agent may select, will be sent back bv ns to the agent to be tilled
iu lact we (five s.c cqtrol of such counties as lonir as the agent contiriaes la the buslnesa. Kenicni
bcr. the Premium Wateh U irlven arralia to (tents. We take this plan to have our irreat remedy
quickly and tlittronirhly tntriklticed. Let ns hear from yon at your earliest convenience, ami secure
yoar county at unue, Iwfure being taken by i9 one else. Kemember, Uiis oher is ouuu tora sburt
time onlv.
We wtl semi to naitles siontemidutlny tn act as ODrflirent fian-.nl. T.rc n,t Qm.n i,..i. ...
I ly tacked with ear dittarant poatera, bills, slHiweahls,
UlOX THE RECEIPT OF -81.00
and to all sending tl 00 for san.jdci we wlil also lend
Free or Charge. Sample or sir Eight decani Chroma, entitled
GOO MORXISO AND GOOD XIGIIT, FIRST PAIR AXD
OX LY PAIR. FEEDING THE CIIIKEXS, OUT OF THE
FRYING PAN IXTO THE FIRE, AXD TO
3IO THE RS GRAVE.
Which are given iuaUuloJ.-ty lo cur. agents for free distribution. '
... iS1..1;' tnsinis.. besuch tbat you cannot actasour agent, please call the attention of some hon
"wZSbwtJut1" ,te? W ?Jfocure w hin,'lf lnuancnt siluati.n and a
It you want your county let as know as soon as convenient, aj tbe tertitoi v ma" l e taken
" e,wi'nM ' l''ed o bave parties wso contemplate takiujt an aBcney, fa stW (L4 a -amide Back
agcof this wonlertul reine ly lieioreeugaging Urgcly (u the buine ao.p,e pack-
KEMEMDER, ME (T1RAN'TEE EVERY BOTTLE.
CURE,
J,!.
"n-.irn!.., meif. To su ii we will miN.iM
KENNEDY. & CO.,
Cor. WOOD St. and Second Avenue,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Please state what paper you saw
oetlT
Nexc Advertisement.
rPTTi!'TrrrTfYrr T
In Gold C'oiii!
Vil
CMemellieWcrlJ.
And iciU forfeit ROOD to
any person trim can prothfe
a rtuiedif uhich trill prove
by aHual ti-st, a more, speedy,
certain andfjf'ectutl c v re fu r
ull jainn and arhes of irhat
i eer form, external and iVi
temol, acute or rh runic,
drrp
fian
walrd or Merwise,
m:. IMDCLIFF'S
Ureal Kemrdj,
SEALS
WONDER.
Grent Kume-iy lies far eicfeileil i.nr most san-
i i i r.i, auj u. 01111 n.i:i nave iiiua ini irmn nr-
kkmkdy. skvkn skals ikooukx
uiiiieftcii m utwucu ui, utii ci
fill OAS ME11S ABE K
GOLDEN HER.
1,000
WISH YOIT TO ACT AS OUR AGENT.
each the exclunive rixht to sell every buttle sold
terms, su-,
2sTO IP .A. UTl
5 Lf 'r-
ess. Address all coairuuni nations to
,. r:, " ' nonesi,
ry aj
this in.'
New Advertisements.
JOHN F. BLYMYEI1,
DEALER IN
Hardware, Iron Nails, Glass, Paints,
OILS, &C, &C
The following is a partial Kst of poods in Stock: Ctrpenter's Tools,
Planes, Saws, Hatchets, Hammers, Chisels, Plane Iron.. Jzea, Ac, Black
smith's Goods, Bellows, Anvils, Vices, Files, Hammers, 4e. Saddlery
Hardware, Tab Trees, (Jig Saddles, Hames, Buckles, Ring3, Bits and Tools.
Table Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Sci.-sors, Spoons and Razors, the
largest stock in Somerset County. Painter's Coods, a full stock. White
Lead, Cobbed Pnints for inside and outside painting. Paints in oil, all colors,
Tarnish, Turpentine," Flax-eed Oil. Brushes, Japan Dryer, Walnut Stains,
Ac. Window Glass of all sizt-s and glass cut to any shape. Tbe best Coal
Oil alwavson baud. Our st ick ol CY-ai O 1 Lamps is large and comprises
very elegant st vies. - Ditston's Circular, Muly and Cro.-s Cut Saws. Mill
Saw Files of tbebest quality. , Porcelain-Hacd Kettles. . Uindiea of ail kinds.
SflOVJKI. SJKSO, ?42Am I2AKF,
Mattocks, Grub Hoes, Picks, Scythes, Sneaths. Sledges, Mason Hummers,
Cast Steel. Step Ladders, Carriage and Tire Bolts of all sizes. Loooking
Glassies, Wash Boards, Clothes Wringers, Meal Sieves, Iloor.Mats, Baskets,
Tubs, Wooden Buckets, Twine, Rope all sizes, Hay Pulleys, Butter Prints,
Mop Sticks, Traps, Steelyards, Meat Cuttefs and Stuffers, Tr-es, Cow
Chains, Halter Chains, Shoe, Duet aud Scrub' Brushes, Horse Brushes, Cur
ry Combs and Cards, Door Locks, Hinges, Screws, Latches and everything
iii the Builders' line. Caps, Lead, Shot, Powder and Safety Fuse, Ac, Ac,
The fact is, I keep everything thut belongs t j the Hardware trade. I deal
exclusively in this kind of goods aud give my whole atttcntton to it. Per
sons who are building, or any one iu need of anything in my line, will find
it to their advantage to give me a call. I will always give a reasonable
credit to responsible persons. I thank my old customers for their patronage,
and hope this senson to make many new ones. Don't forget the place
ISTo,
'74.
April s
1875.
New Autumn Styles.
LUt IESTSnUKIX THE CITY JIST OI'EXEIJ. - -
DRY GOODS D NOTIONS.
SPECIAL ATTE ACTIONS IN OCR
Dress Goods Department.
FCLL LINE OF ALL THE LEADlXtl BltANDS OP
IDOIVEESTIC IDZRT COOIDS.
Shawls, Skirts, Hosiery, Gloves, and Small Wear.
isoTTo.n ntiCKs a iKA.Ti:r.i). .
S-d? Agents for ttic Celebrated Fullcrion's Frci icrt Flannel?, New Li-1 11
Hannci.-i. ltlaiiketii, an 1 iar.
Mendiants arc imileil to call and rxaininc fur Mok and Pi--t-.
Wholesale Exclusively.
i TiTiTTmn
trnm
Ho. 223
AitDUTHHUT
B. TIEGLE,
Xo. :: Smithlieia Street, ritt-biiruli.
Justrrceivs.! a full 6tk of CLOTHS. CASSIMEKES. an-l A ESTINGP, f- r
Fall and Winter wear.
LOWEST PRICES.
i:U work an.1 Fl-.f guarantee.! to give pcrfc t :t!sf.u-tion. S'-l'ZL
SOOO?S .A. IsT H) SKIOSS
WK O LESALE
GILL
No. 05:1 UDEUTY
Five i1.ts f.Ttn head of Wood s.reet.
We are daily receiving goo-:?, and have
BOOTS, SHOES a RUBBERS
in the market, which will be sold at IIOTTOM FK1CFS.
Would callsdecial attention ..f Hi" Tra.'e to cur
Fort Pitt. Buffalo, and Erie Calf ami Kip IlaiiJ-matlc IWts.
Also. WOMEN' S. M ISSES'. and CI 1 1LI U EN'S C t. SIO.M CALF UOIS. Mcu's Misi-r Shoes.
Kl'lUiKU (KHiliS nt Factory Kate.
N. It. Orders promptly utteude.1 to. Eastetn Hiil I)i!pi;c.i:.-.l. sepa
CON'SUMITIOX CUItKT) AT LAST!
.THE TRUE REMEDY FOUND.
I'KOF. IV.1I. GUKNTIIEll'S
GREAT LUNG IIEALEIl
m ki.ri: Rr.KF.nr run
COXSf'MPTKfX, nilUNClllTlS, CO CGUri. COLDS.
OF CHEST, AAV ALL DISEASES OF ME PULMONARY
If your druggist does not keep it, send to
Wm. Cinftitht"- cV 'o.. ::t I iatnimil Strot.
PITTSBUKGri, J?-tV.
ANOTHER CASE OF CONSUMPTION CCKEI.
PiTTur.roR. S- ptenibf r t'J, li-T4.
I'KOF. V. M. Ot'ENTHER IrAS Sir: Tt if wk'i irro-it p'.t-asure that I hasten to eoUKratulate
yon on your su.-cess:til treatment of my dauglitcr. Aii.-r ."ml-. ring l.rr upwardsof one year, you have
demons'i rated tome by your skill lhatVuiuu.pt:on can be cured. Hoping tJ1.1t yon may he the iiiwru
mcnt, through bivine l'Mvidcoce, of us! .ring many more to health, 1 retnrn to yon our sincere and
beartkll thanks. r.Ld may Uod Srcil von In v. ur goxl work.
Yonw, rt"ir Inily. S HOIM1ETTS
Proprietor of Paliiiuore Hotel, UAami iii Water Street.
PPOF. WM. QCF.NTHER Sta: luirinz Ibe
ings. I contracted acold which caused a harshness
duced to try your Lung Ileal
wliich cured me In
sK-akers and singers r.u!lcri:i Irui.i 1:
results,
September 21, ISTi.
835,000 WORTH
FINE CARPETS.
STOCK
Henry McCallum
77 FIFTH AV XUK
Which was pamrinllv ia-nsirc l bv water at the late r his been rcinovert to the huement of tbe Is.
moud lianuk. FIFTH AVtME AXO LIUI KTY ST., anil will be ollere 1 at a larg redut
tion iruui iat FOU 30 HAYS.
l..-.ii;li
ri
ii
W
BUT
obi OS
COMiMISSIOIVl MERCHANTS,
'No. 88 S. ETJTAW Street,
FOR SAXT3 OF
BUTTER, EGGS
Quick sales and prompt returus with check for produce,
is our style of business.
. Cards can be had at Messrs. A. J. Casebet r & Co., Express
fH ce, Somerset, and Express office, Mineral Point. Sep 2.
WIKK & VOUNG,
BUTCHERS :
AXD DEALER,
WIil?j3!e ari.l IJctjsiJ,
PHESH MEATS,
ALT. KINDS. Srcil AS
BEEF. POSK. MrrT')I, VRiL. LAMU,
s.vravis, ptrDDixi, a-,L.xNA
LARD, 0U3 OWM REKDERING.
Marietdays, Tuesdays, TharsJaysvaml Satnr-
.J. inarl';
Xeio Advertisement.
:VKTi?S IJT.OCIv."
JOHN' F. BLYMYER.
1375.
niT i flTftTnTJ n r
and 241 Liberty Strsat. Rttsttargh.
HOUSE
OF
&o BRO
STI!'mTs!jriiGii,
I 'A.
now one of the largest Fall Stocks of
CATARRH
OROAXS.
PiTT"-.rRrt. January s." 157.1.
present winter, while boi.luiar a aeries of meet
in my voice, my lliruat 1h-ui ulbi-ted.I was in-
le.-s than two days- I rc-otninciiiled It to mil. la
My wile u.se.1 it lor a severe eouh. wi'.li svifietorj
Y..urs tnilv. J. H. lit lXu
rreaMunt Pi!tsurj;h Conference, UceilS reut.
OF
PITTSBURGH, PA.
T E R .
& Co.
1
q
h
1
and POULTRY.
in
IE CO,
Merchant Tailors,
And MajLuljrturen of
Gerii's. Youth's and Coya,
121 Wood Street, eora?r Fifth Arcnae,
PITTSBURGH.
aprL
ifl'ic Advertise tneiit.-!.
J.W. PATTON. C. O.H'JRST.
ILSTSAV FIRM.
N EVV G OODS.
THE NEW FJRM CF
, Xo. I, User's Ulcck,
aru n w !n rvrrij-t of n st rt i f a i rr-i to
th presoni w.intfti.i the i--jt!. rtirrli:?-.I t' r
hi (lit hut ti'ii an. I iii:re the ili-Wim in Itit?
iri. istn '14 luittjih a, rhe jb.r: en tMr-1
to n-T ii !iw!uie:!:e!if.t u Ail ia want , it
'f evtry .If-ripiii-ii !u h r..r;''ly iy rtir::i t I o
f'antl aiiiwhtre lte in t wn, c w. "rl-iu .1 -n-rriil
"r;x.'rf. t fie r cult a:;'tiT;..n t,.
CALICOES,
Bleached
Unbleac! i d 3Io!:Ii.
S II IKT IN 0.
TICKING,
BOYS AND MENS'
HEAVY PAXT STUFFS,
in Cottonade, Double anil
Irish Jeans, S.itfneis,
Cassi meres, &.,
D3 MvSS a OOJ3.S,
in Plain and Corded Afpaccas, Pcp
lins, Cash.Ticrc3, French
tferrinoes. &c,
ST.MM.I-: A F. SCY MOTIONS,
c SHOE:
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
riA.i.DAvXiii!-:
The testa.-sortmcnt of
Carpctins and Oil C lotha
everbpng'it to town. A lar-e s . . k of 1 n.-t.?-ware.
lfc.cru.toc'l r-. lie up to ti.e titi:f-r i.i a-.-'.-rt-m.-nt.
styles and pri.-ej, we r-spe. ttuilv soli -it a
call tp-itl tliso in want of go....!s. It-Ms
Pleasiant mill Pr fit.-t!:r rmplnv
nirnt. t-:: u-ion:" '-Charu I-il'" 01,. i.-'w
loveii:" V hat aro they wor' Ii?' J19. -n-I; are
'x -I.ii.iitiiics y 1 ..c JI.e iarct!-ar:t
Nciv (JUr am. s" pr Vec-ii .v tb.- El-r.ianali I
Ameri. an Ci.n m . I'u' :i !.::.g ... Therareall
KTIt-i-l I i-v. .. Ar'. .' - nc c:;n ri :-f li e tcln
la Hon t. I t'y when sc-jiigti.: t l,r. tT:,.. Cam ass.
Agents, and I.i !i. 1 and jtontlenien ut of cm.
pl.iyiw.-ul. w.!l 8:1 I thiA tiio best i.pei.l.-iu; tverur-f.-rcd
ti. make m .pee. F-r full pi rtii a 1-. r--. I
s'amp lor ronn-b-n: i I ein-uUr. Address F.OLEA
SIN Jtf., 7. Wj-httiu-.-a S., i
f'l-'-- .
Cook & Boerits'
FAMILY GROCERY
Flour and Feed
STORE.
We woti M mf rcspi rT.in-.- .in:'..-;ico to
Irl.'n.lsand tbe publ le genernliy. iu ili t.n
vicinity ol Nuuierdct. tLat we bave oii-;J
our Nuwtoru ou
jrArx cross streei
And in a JJltl-.n to o full line of the t en
CouretUoiierie. Vi:iH ,
Tobat-t-o, Cisarw. Xv.,
We will en.lee.vor, at all tlaies, tn """rpty icr cu-1-toucrs
wuti tMe
BEST ti U A L 1 T Y O F
FAMILY FLOUE,
CORX-31EAL,
OATS, SHELLED COUX,
OATS it CORN CHOP,
BRA X. HID D L ING S
AnJererythiii piriaini:i t- the Feci t'cr-rt-mcutatlho
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
FOR
CASH ONLY.
Ai, a well selected stotk of
(Jlaaswarcj Storetvare, Woo.ler.-rar?, Krisb
al kir.d;, a.-.j
Which we will sell as cheap aa ti.e the.-.j eii.
Please call, examine our u-.c,? i.f alt tin.;
be utur.ed from jour i,we juuxmt-m.
Don't forget where we stay-.-
On MAIN CJHOKS Street, Sja-tM. Pi
Oct. i l7i
NEW STORE!
SfltKTJ. l -VTT.":ON wm'! ff rm th-!-fHeiMta
anil the .n!ii; jfer-r..l!, U.'t tl:e--i i-
opene-1 a alore ut ' ' ,'
a j ii n m t t ,
on the ll'ie ortlio 1. W. .V I: R. K.. an ! n- w . r
fors:i!eaa itor.'.-rHl St-. "-is t-i len.-liuri;it7C, eon
sistinu'-f
PRY GOODS,
CIOTIIIXO.
QUEEN'S. V A it h,
UAWUWWAE,
HATS CAPS,
UOOT3 Jt SHOFS.
All olwhleh will her, l, s,C3j h.t CAUM or e
ertan vA t. r nn m! ace1.
W -l.nr.iWr of all kin !., K v.n .ii.,!' t.
Cru-l'l", Uark, taie, Ke., Alto. W.,1 IW;.
:er, TV s:,
Baeoo, Orn!n rf all kii!s. Far. Sl-eer. ret: rn '.
Beew.;i. r.-r whk-h we will p:iv ths j: i r'-
la Caaa er ij,.-.iil. " '
SALT AND lrI3r.
alwaj-s en haml. Give n 9 c-l a&l.h; eontitic. a
that we intenJ to ilo l.ujineH aail cau'oot te um!i.--solj.
- SCIIELL & WILSON,
O. A. Waltke.
C. V.. TKF-Vt..
CHEAP
STORE.
CASH AND I'liODI I I.'.
Walter Kra., of Ge!li:irl.. harii: ili.ln.l
prtticrhiTi, a n' firm haj h-n csul!ihe4 L;
A. Waltc-r an.l V. W. Tntx.il. Owls .d ai
low Ik-nre, for cash ami rrciBre: So CKEMT.
All k?nli of mc-Khire!;s3 kept cons'imt'T on
hart.
GIVE t'S .V CALL.
Walter & Truxal.
O-toLer 13, 1S7S.
PATTON I HURST