Tito Hamatcd Heme.
Old Aunt Huldj was prone to tell,
with hiif-fnghtened look and bated
breath, of the "terrible secret of the
old Benson well," and of the un
pardoned soul that was doomed to
hant the arth till the Angil Gabriel
should blow his horn."
What is the secret of that over
whelming depression that weighs
upon one s being when in the pres
ence of an old deserted house? It
overpowers you. You may strive to
laugu it down, but the echo of that
laugh is a wierd reproof and mock
ery; you may strive to reason it
away, but it is not obedient to the
intellect; it is mt the slave of rea
son. Come with me to that old
house in the shadows of the twi
light, and see how quickly are the
smiles of ridicule dispelled.
I sought this ruin upon an Au
tumn evening I picked my way
through its wilderness of weeds, fol
lowing the beaten track of some
prowling tenant that had his chosen
path to door and cellar way. I saw
the yawning roof; I saw the yellow
leaves of twenty years that had been
whisked in at the gaping sashes, and
had been whirled by the blustering
wind into great piles in the damp
corners. I looked out upon the high
grown weeds and mildewed lilacs
that swayed against the window
sills. The drop of the squirrel's nut
rattled on the rafters overhead, and
every sheltered corner was festoonep
with heavy cobwebs laden with the
dust of generations. I saw the chimney-place,
the old brick oven with
its empty void, and in the fire plach
below an ashy ember of an old back
log lying upon the hearth that once
was radiant in its glow. Here were
worn hollows in the floor that seem
ed to speak imprints of the old
arm-chair, that told whole volumes
of past cozy comfort at this fire-side;
here a niche in the plastered wall,
and a round spot above, which, with
the testimony of the dents in the
floor beneath, told plainly of the
evening pipe and the figure in the
tilted chair. There was a cupboard
rlonr. with ita worn snot about the
knoV, here a rustv nail, with the
' .... . .i-ii i ;
shadow of its hangingcoat sun plain
ly visible upon the wall a hundred
things, and each seemed trying to
tell its 6tory in some mysterious lan
guage of its own.
I sought out the nooks and cup
boards, and I remember at length
finding myself lost in a deep day
dream merely at the sight of a mil
dewed fragment which I had kicked
up on the floor. It was nothing but
a musty bit of leather nothing but
a little "baby shoe turned up from a
pile of rubbish on the closet floor.
There was an oppressive sugges
tive stillness that found my ear ever
on the alert for some half-expected
whisper from every gloomy corner,
and that riveted my restless eyes as
though seeking for an answering look
from every dark recess. Why do
you peer so slowly and cautiously
into the shadows of the dark closet?
Why do you so often turn and glance
behind as you pass among its
gloomy passages? What is it that
you seek? And as you reach the
top of those tottering stairs, why
that quick and sweeping glance?
Why that shudder but half con
cealed? Yes, it is damp. The air
is heavy with the emanations of
mould and rotting timber. But it
is not the chill that brings the shud
der; it is not the dampness. The
sofrgy floors break and crumble be
neath your feet, and you draw your
wraps close about you as you pick
your way through its dark and mus
ty halls, so clammy cold. The doors
have fallen from their hinges, and
lie in shapeless heaps among the
rotten timbers of the floor. The
toppling rafters and sagging beams
are tumbling from their moorings,
and are damp with slimy mildew,
and eopled with destroying worms.
Snails and lizzards are crushed be
neath your footsteps, and as you
hurry toward the door, the coils of
a skulking snake disappear before
you among the dark holes in the
limliers. William, Hamilton Gibson,
in Harper's Magazine for May.
A Man Who Provrd Illmwir A Hero
and a Patriot.
As then are troubles worse than
death, so is there a heroism deeper
than that which braves the enemy
in battle, and the true patriot is not
the man who talks the most about
the prosperity and the advanced
civilization of his native land, but it
is he who practically aids her in her
course onward and upward.
Two years ago John Smith (we
call him) died and left a widow only
thirty-six years old and fourteen
children under thirteen years; the
youngest was an infant and three
pairs of twins. John Smith was a
soldier and a pensioner, and his
widow immediately applied for a
pension for herself and the little ones,
but even this gave her an income of
only 836 a month with a steady de
crease of (four in case of the
twins) a month every year after the
oldest child attained the age of six
teen. After two years of widowhood Mrs.
Smith met our hero; a man coura
geous enough to marry Mrs. Smith
and take to his step-fatherly heart
and home the fourteen little Smiths.
Fancy sitting down to breakfast
for the first time with a new-made
wife and ' fourteen young children!
Yesterday you were a care-free bache
lor; to-day you are the father of a
clamorous lamily. lesterday you
ate and drank as you liked; to-day
you must learn that Tommy and
Jack like lots of gravy, while Mary
cries if a drop is put on her plate;
Dick wants his meat all fat, baby
clamors for a bone, and Susie wants
the driest and most well-done cor
ner. And then how hard to remember
all the names, for the ex-Mrs. Smith
will naturally feel agrieved if any
one forgets that Andy and notprett
Jack is the red-headed boy, or that
lAicy twins with Mary and not Em
ma (the three being the same size
and the latter only a year the young
est), while it will be sure to bring a
tear to her eye if little Willie, "who
is so like his dead-and-gone papa,"
is confounded with Sam, who has
freckles and a snub nose.
And as the paternal government
gradually withdraws its allowance
from the little Smiths, and finally,
when baby is sixteen, 6tops it alto
gether, step-paternal cares press more
and more heavily on John Smith's
successor; it is he who takes the dead
soldier's place, without his pension.
andisn t that patriotism ? Detroit
Free Press.
Let the iKior FufTertre from fe
nia'e comrilaints like courage and
rejoice that a painless remedy h8
been found. We refer to Lydia K.
rinkhain'u Vegetable Couijiound.
It is prepared at 233 Western A ve
nue, Lynn, Mat. Send to Mm.
Pinkham for pamphlets.
Oat A Change of Seed.
There is no grain that deteriorates
so fast under ordinary cultivation,
particularly in the dry climate of &
considerable portion of the Uniud
states, as oats, lhey require a cool
and moist climate. They grow well
in the British Isles and the northern
part of Europe, and give yields there
which are almost unncardol cere.
In the Canadian provinces and
the extreme northern part of the
loited States the deterioration is less
rapid, but increases toward the south
where it is dimcult to raise mem
with any profit
It is always noticed that heavy
oats, weighing, perhaps, forty-five
Dounds per measured bushel, mi
ported or brought from the north,
will in a vear or two beirin to de
crease in weight until they finally
become no heavier than the common
oats. Very much depends on the
season, the soil and culrivation. but
the decadence will surely take place.
The only apparent remedy is to fre
quently import seed from those re
gions where they more nearly reach
perfection. Where this has been
done once in three or four yeprs the
result has been satisfactory. Oats
that weigh the heaviest per bushel
are not always the most desirable
because they 6hell much easier when
harvesting and usually do not stand
up well, which is a serious fault
The Doints for oats are: weight of
grain, stiffness of straw, earliness and
of course yield in bushels. vetreu
Post and Tribune.
The Penalty of Flirt Ins-
The professed flirt, "heartless
thouirh ehe may seem, does not es
cape wholly unscathed, even in the
midst of her greatest triumphs.
Those, of course, are the most dan
gerous flirts, who are pointed out as
social offenders, because tbey do not
spare their powers of drawing men
from allegiance to old, and perhaps
regretted, ties, and of disconcerting
premeditated family arrangements ;
and no doubt they must leave be
hind them some broken hopes and
wounded hearts along their paths of
Iileasure and ways of happiness.
Jut, after all, such as these are the
perpetual penalties of the love-chase;
and the men who may have been
even heartlessly jilted by a flirt do
not usually undergo any loug pro
tracted suffering, but are easily con
soled, like wounded heroes, by the
condolence and sympathetic affec
tion of some more tender hearted ri
val. On the other hand, if the issue
of her game of courtship in which
her affections happen to be chiefly
engaged, should go Against the flirt,
6he bears all the blame and meets
with little sympathy. The tongue
of scandal is unsparing in its mor
al strictures, and if 6he sinks be
neath the social storm ; her rivals
perhaps rejoice over her discomfi
ture; while even her admirers, who
used to flatter her, will miss her
bright presence for a day or two,
and then forget her in the ceaseless
whirl of society. Under the most
favorable circumstances, her career
is like that of any other popular ac
tress, soon ended entirely or eclipsed
by a rising favorite.
Top-Drewti njr.
Well-rotted yard manure scattered
finely over growing grain and grass,
uniformily, or more on p(Krer por
tions and less on vigorous portions,
so as to even olf the field, will al
ways tell well, especially if this be
done in time for the rainc to wash
the manure in the soil. It may lie
done at anytime while the grass or
grain plants are small, but the ear
lier the better, so as to receive more
washing in showers. Guano has a
similar effect, but being caustic it
should be finely divided and well
scattered, and if possible be applied
just before a coming rain. The
same of unleached ashes, cr German
potasu salts. The amount of ma
nure per acre, or of guano(50 to 200
pounds per acre), will depend upon
the wants of the soil, and the avail
able supply of fertilizers. Of ashes,
use 20 to 40 bushels per acre, as
needed. A mixture of guano with
fine bone dust, or superphosphate
and potash salts, is a good-top-dress
ing for gram or grass, especially the
former; 100 pounds per acre, accord
ing to the poverty of the soil. Some
leading manufacturers prepare and
advertise special mixtures for differ
ent crops. Application of any of
the above top-dressings on any but
the richest sou will generally bring
back far more than the cost the first
season, and contribute much to the
future fertility of the soil. The cau
tion needed is, avoid killing grain
or grass plants with caustic ma
ntaes American Agriculturist.
Thousands have been cured of
dumb ague, bilious disorders, jaun
dice, dyspepsia and all diseases of
the liver, blood and stomach, when
all other remedies have failed by
using Prof. Guilraette's French Liv
er Pad, which is a quick and perma
nent cure for those disorders. Ask
your druggist for the great remedy,
and take noother, and if he do es
not keep it 6end $1.50 in a letter to
the French Pad Co , Toledo, O., and
receive one by mail postpaid.
How to Set a Hen.
There is a right as well as a wrong
way to set a hen to secure a "good
hatch." Poor hatching may be due,
in some cases, to the infertility of
the eggs, yet most of it is due ei; her
to a restless hen or to her not haying
been properly set If the eggs be
come too dry, which they are apt to
do in early spring, when high winds
prevail, or ifset high up in a nesting
box and the nest made of dry, ab
sorbant materia!, the chicks will be
found daad in the shell, even though
they are about ready to hatch. The
skin which surrounds the chicks be
comes dry and parchment-like, rnd
clings fast to the little prisoners. We
prefer a no-bottom box for a nesting i
box, set right on the ground floor of
the Hen house, and a medium-sized
nest, made of well-broken and fresh
rye straw. Where there is danger
from rats, weasels, dogs, etc., neces
sitating more secure nests, the pro
per amount of moisture can be se
cured for the eggs by putting a fresh
eod, about threeor four inches thick,
in the bottom of each nesting box,
and making the nest upon it If
fresh and moist at the time it is jut
in it will exhale all ths moisture the
eggs need. Two-year-old hens make
better setters than yearling pullet,
as they are far more constant sel
dom deserting eggs, or the young
broods subsequently, as pulle'ts frr
quently do. "
It is an nnnreoedpntnl nmu
said Mr. Chas. S. D'Arci tubal, the!
well-known Burdick House druggist,
when acked for his views in regard I
to the St Jacobs Oil : it in hiolilv '
extolled, and is giving general satis- j
laciion. Ktuamazoo (ArtcA.) Daily
Gazette. . , i
$ 1
m l a
MM
l-'OIl
Meuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness cf ihe Chest,
Gout, Quinsy, Soro Throat, Swell
ings end Sprains, Burns and
Scalds, General Bodily
, Pains, .
Toeth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Mchos.
Ho rrrtmrxtion on earth equals Sr. Jacobs Oil.
as a mtfr, mure, ai'mrde sud rhenp Kxuniai
trifling rratlsr rf tfO Oats. and T one siifferine;
with pais cu have cheap and itlvs proof ul la
claim.
lHrectltass Id Eleven Lanemarra.
BOLD BT ALL D2UGGI3TS ATO DEALEU
IS KEBICIHE.
A. VOGELEIt & CO.,
Maitimorr, MA., U. B. At
ros cale it
C. N.BOYD,
DRUGGIST
1 THE GREAT CURE
RHEUMATISM
As is is for all d jeaees of the KIDNEYS,
LIVER AND BOWELS.
It e'-euass tt-.e t jitem-of tiis atrid poison
that eanata toe coai-fui auff-rini which
only the Tietlma cf lUi. uziatuim can rsaliss.
THOUSANDS OF CASES
of thi worst form cf this terrlbl diesis,
have been qriaiaJj rolitrved. In ft abort time
PERFECTLY CURED
ham lmt wderfWI urtm and an imnenee
aUe in rery part of th Country. In Iran
drmiaof v3gm it ucurd where a'.l !o had
Nilod. !.. mil., but efflcient, 4 EKTAIN
1 IT ;.CTl:f buthiumiiTMtnftllCftses.
rTltHcaH, HtreurtlmM and rive Xew
Ur to nU the Important oTKan of the body.
The natural action of the K ttlney t restored.
The Liver is cleansed of all disease, and the
Bowels move freely and healthfully. In this
way the worst diseases ore eradioatad from
thesysteni
As It has been prove! by thousands that
is the sat effectual remedy far cleansing: ihe
syUera of mil Kiorom s'rcvuraj. 1 1 moua d
tued in every liO'asaUold uo a
spring mcd;c:pe.
TiON, and all FT:J;AX3 l)ionse.
lntrtll3lnlrT TrrMalilr Torn. Ii'tiixnns.
1 Ai-o in UqnU Farm, to rj oi:cr M ruled I
the c ravcmcD"! fl tlu-re w -a ri'iir-t r-dnr "T '
pare it. IL act vith ea( ricit.u-j r :i ciVa rfsr: i.
ocr it Torn PRrccint. r:;:x.j.oo
rwm mi fh' irrrt-ir!".' r-' wm. TT.
C ATARRH MS'CSEAM balm
Eflectnally cleansei
i be nasal paasaires of
ELY'S..
Catarrhal virus, cans.
Inn healthy wore
tions. allays lotlaui-
iit cUffou1 rfAu 1 tniitliin, pniteeis the
at " .17 tOr M "lcm'r'g"vm iihii.
lAcAia eeacs lLYiJ-., tifHial 'Xibls,oonplete
fM.htut3JjJ5SS J I ly heals the son-Band
YJ &$jf I re'tn 'he sense of
I iT J I I end smll. Hen-
1 f I tfictal remits are ra
ff I j f I .li.Mi hv . r.. ...
pllratlotis. K lhr
uuuh treatment will
rare Catarrh, Hay
Fever, tie. Unequal
ed for colds Id tbe
head. Agrees-hle to
use. App'y by the
HAY-FEVER;
little linger Into the nostrils. On receipt f outr.
'Ill mall a package.
Sold by SmusrsH dru(ra1,t
marl tXVb' t KEAM HALM CO..
Owegu, N. V.
VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE
The fine farm adioinine; Somerset borough, for.
suerly owned ty laae Hukos, Kr.. Is oUered for
sale. Also, 38 Building lots on Turkeyfoot street.
Somerset- Also, the trset of land known as
-Marble HilL near Confluence, on tbe a. u.
Railroad.
MtT-fat full descriptions of these properties,
prices and terms, apply to Win. H. Smith, Presi
dent Artisan Insurance Company, Pittsburgh,
cr to
HERMAN' BAER,
mAj Atl'y at-Ijiw, Sonierset, Pa.
THE NORMAL TERM
MT. PLEASANT INSTITUTE
0PE1TS UAECH 22d, 1881
KEY. LKHOY STEPHENS. A. M PRHHDiarr,
Theory and Practice of Teaching.
BYRON W. KING, Elocution, Geometry, aad
Normal (reocrraphy.
KATE REYNOLDS. A. B.. Natural Philosophy,
Physical Oeocraphy and Chemistry,
hi. L. PLUMMER. Normal and Commercial
Arithmetic, Book-keeping and Botany.
. C WALTER, Normal Grammar, Literature,
and United States History.
EMMA BEES. Painting and Drawing.
ANNA A. PALM, Piano, Organ and Vocal Cul
ture.
MRS. A. S. WILLIAMS, Matron.
A new brick building, four stories, V2iii feet.
exclusively for lady boarders. A full course of
lectures free. Superintendent Speiitel and 3 udge
Hunter are among tbe lecturers. Music teacher
just from tbe conservatory ol nusie in Most on.
Art and French teacher just from Paris. Native
German teacher. ProC King's valuable Elocu
tionary training free.
Boarding In clubs, abont2.S0: in the Institute.
$3 0a to ta.2. Tuillon, 10. Send lor catalogue
ana circulars. ,
LEROT STEPHENS,
jsnii President,
ensons
-AWARDED-
- -MEDALS.-
1 Plaster.
The Best Known Remedy fop
Backache or Lame Back.
Rhoumatlcm or Lamo Joints.
Cramps or Sprains.
Nouralcia or Kidney Diseases.
Lumbago. Severe Aches or Pains
Female Weakness.
Arc Saaeriar Co a!! ather Plaaten.
Are8averiartera.ua, -Are
Sapcrior ta Unlan-ata.
Are Sancrlar Oiwtaaeata ar Salve,
' -r'L "st.i '-'-. s i ""ns
They Art lanaeocUateily.
Taey Streattoa.
Tfcey KaatlK.
Tfce-y Relieve Pata a Oaec
TWy PaaUlvcIy Care.
CiLTTION.
Benson Cspeine Porous Plas
ters havebeea imitated. Do
not allow VOOT drsumia an
pahn nff sunt other tlater haviru; a aoauar
sound inr name. See that the word iasocuea
C-A-r-tM-S t Price Seta.
tacoSag' CauluC3vVork.
ANIIKK RKMKOY AT IT. PrieervC
MUD'S BKtictted C08M aai bONrOH PUSTuX
For Sole by
March l.
CX. BOYD,
fiOBWMH, Pa
5
IS
LMpcine
s
Porous
Tnil elegm diaonc;
pifeiiul by tbo
wfcoknr vti it, to any
article, en ao-
wan of in aapetiar
. daauaen and (xmiy.
ft ermtaiim aiaerbU
aniy tfcata- Iwiialitial
to the scalp aati Ikar
and always
Rutertti jstMfCotartoBreyofr43nalr I
Farter's I ir Dabtim is faeU perraiKd "a
wvranted l j wereitt felling of the bsir and " -
Edandrafl and itching, llmol at Co
PARKER'S
GINGER T0HIC
A Sipcrlativ Hcalft ariStrnjtk Rcttonr.
If you are a mechanic or fanner, tram out with
overwork, or a moitier rtm down by family or house,
bald duties try Pakkek's CiiNbaa Tonic.
If yon ere a lawyer, minister or business man ex
lansted hy mental strain or anxious cares, do not take
intoxicating stimulants, but use Parker's t :u' r Tonic
If you have Consumption, Ilypej-M.., Kliettroa
ism, kidney Compiaims, or any Jiurderof thelirngs,
stomach, bowels, blood or iwes In Km'sUiKbiu
Tonic will cureyou. Itisthc Greatest lihiod Purifier
All tbe Best ad Sunst Coijk Cn Ever Use.
If yon arc wasting away from nge. dissipntion or
amy disease or weakness and remiiic aatiraulamtake
UiKcea 'I onic at once ; itwuVrrvignriie and build
Tt up from the first dese but will never intoxicate.
It has tared hundreds of lives; it nviy save yours.
TACTION ! nf all aWMn. f.vtw', Rhwr Took U
ei.a, of uu Wtt rsssnusl afart. la uwor1l,u! iiaatnly
J(8Vwl from praratMe" aitwtt. On farctaalarl
Uaoz AC., X. V. sar.AtlusM,atir.iairi.
CHEAT SATING BL'YINO DOLLAR SOS.
MaSaaHasSB.HmoaaaaassBASSSSmwvK.MawaaBMaBaM
Its rich and lasting r:rnnce nas mane iiua
efcliKhrtdpentrmeexceedii.gly popuiar. There
is aothiag like it. insist upoa having Fuwaa.
Ton CoLObKC and look (or signature of
an vry hottl. Any drts4 er islr Is ftwtxf
eu wtipply ya, fft r,i is irni
S500 EEWAED
OVER A MILLION
Of
M GiUIMte's
VBE2CCB
Kiflney Patls
Haveslready
been sold in
th'l country
and In France
every one of
inn it
perfect sat
anion
And haj perform
ed cures ever'
time when
nsed
according to
ret Lions.
We now say to the afflicted and doubting ' 1
that we will pay the above reward
for a tingle ease of
LAME BACK
That tbe Pod fills to cure. This Great Kemeily
will POSITIVELY and PERMANENTLY
cure IlssabaiaKt, Lamaei Bar at, Heltlss,
.ravel, llalslea. Oreaajr, Brlcsit'a
BImsm sf me Kltsfya. IsscasitlBosMtsi
sad Rrite-nitaa or tttm ITrlss), laflans
snatlstss wftlio Ktslne-ya, fatarrsi rttt
Fladdrr, High Clorrsl Urine), Palis ls
til Baek.Miaiovr Lsiaa, iHerrons Weasf.
ssrasvtind in (aclsll disorders of tbe bladder and
Urinary Organs whether contracted by private
disease oro iherwlre.
LADIES, if you are suffering from Female
eakuess, Leucorrhoa, or any other disease ol
the if ladder, or Urinary Organs,
I YOU CAN BE CD RED !
i Without swallowing nauseous medicines, by slut
I ply wearing
PROP. GUILMETTE'S
fue.ncii kidney pad,
W HICH CUBES BT ABSORPTION.
Ark yoor druggist for Prof. GriLiiKTTie'e
Ftt ch KitKv Pad and take no o her. If be
has not got It send 12. U0 and you will receive the
Pad by return malL
TESTIMONIALS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Jrwia BtTHASAW, Liwyer. Toledo. O., says:
tine of I'rut. Cluilmette's French Kidney rads
cured me of Lumbago in three weeks' time. My
case had been iiiven up b' the best doctors rs lu
curable. llurlng all tbls time 1 mitJered uutold
agony and paid out large sums of money.
(iok; Vm-riiE, J. r , Toledo, Ohio, says:
"I suffered fur three years with tsciatlua, and
Kidney Disease, and often bad to go about on
eruu-hea. 1 was entirely and perm fluently cured
alter wearing 1'rjf. GuiUnetle s French KiUuey
Pad four weeks."
'SyLiK N. C Scott, Sylvanla, Ohio, writes:
"1 nave ien a arnat eulltfer fur 15 years with
Rrlgbt's Dlseiise vi the Kidneys. For weeks at a
time was unable to get out ol bed ; took barrels ot
medicine,bl they gave me only temporary relief,
I wore two or Prol. (rulluieUe's Kidney Pads six
weeks, and I now know 1 ant entirely cured."
Mhs. Uklbii Jkromb. Toledo. Ohio, aaya :
"For years I have been con fined, a great part of
me rime to my oeo, witn sucorrnoBa ana lemaie
weakness. I wore one of Oullmette's Kidney
Pads and was cured In one month."
H. B.UBXKH, Wholesale Orocer, Flndley, Ohio,
writes:
-I suffered for 2S years with lame back and in
three weeks was permanently cured by wearing
one of Prof. Guilioette's Kidney Pads.,r
B. F. Kkesuxu, M. 1., Druggist. Logansport,
Ind., when sending in an order lor Kidney Pads,
writes:
"1 wore one of the first ones we had and I re
ceived more benefit from It than anytbing I ever
used. In fact tbe Pads give better general satls
lactioo tban any Kidney remedy we ever sold."
May a Shokmakbr, Druggists, Cannibal, Mo.,
writes :
'We are working up a lively trade in your
Pads, and are hearing ol good result from them,
every day."
PEOr. GUMLTT'S FEtHCH LIVES PAD,
Will positively core Fever and Avne, Dumb
Afrne, Agoe Case, Kllious Fever, Jaundice and
lyspeisia, and ail disease ef the Liver, Stomach
and Bluod. Price 1.W by mail. Semi for Prot
tinllmette's Treatise m the Kidneys and Liver,
Ireetiymali. Address,
rBEXCH PAD CO..
Toledo, Ohio.
For Sale, Wholesale and lietail,hy
C. X. BOYD, Druggist,
Marld)
Somerset Penna'
State Normal School,
INDIANA, PA.,
Pceskxts XT K 3 L' BT ASS CD Faciutiss FOB Pn
rACiao TeachkbS fob EsTniio
THKia Fisxd of Labob.
There is no more noble pursuit t! an that of
moumina; nnman enaracter, ani no creater bene,
tax-tor than toe truly snooesstnl teacher.
ir you Intend to teach, prepare yoarself thor
onKhiy, and thus make your wort pleasant and
profitable for voarsell and of real value to others.
Every teacher should take a lull course at a
professional school, and Pennsylvania oilers you
Bone tupenor to that ol the
Mia Honual EcM of Ma.
1. LOOATltN, EeontltnL Convenient and
Healthful.
S. BUILDING and APPURTENANCES,
anexcolled.
3. lNSTliUCTOLS. experienced and success
ful. 4. GRADUATES stand hiirh wherever known.
s. OOUKSE OF STUDY and plan ol Instruc
tion are what yoa need if you have determined to
become an earnest and successful teacher.
SPBINS TEEM WILL OPEN APRIL 10, 1882,
FALL TEEM WILL OPEN
SEPTEni.EK 4th, 1SS3.
For further particulars address,
L. H. DUELING,
Principal.
ROUGH ON
RHEUM ATISM.
The Greatest Discovery
of the Age for Uiis
Most Torturing
Disease.
It is Advertised to do Only
What it Has been Known
to do in Hundreds of
Cases.
Give it a Trial and be Convinced.
eaaaaysaSBsaW 7 4
General Agent,
Ma. .
Waaaaraot, rav.
!
CORK SHAVINGS,
MATTRESSES .
This article hat ao roan for cheapness ad dur
ability. Parties deslrina- to ehansra ihatr w.
dleg would .b well to give it a trial. Price, e
'VStX,'' 50 h. to .1.
will fill a large suitress. For sale by
-s- ..... .. st at at. at i .
Cmt 4I stassl IsMlrwtM Ha, Mttofcatv,
asasjs, av
aprA-lm
vrM"r'
n
thta valoaMe ta)lr t-1 r - ".vnretaUe!
fa diawwy of whi.a s t . iwun
aaaay years clone at oils, in ortkr to tiiuseer
tbecaussitha syjnpsoaj, asd thm care vist
Cearrcsptici, Zxa, Colli, CiUrrJi,
aad iissj aasslai of sissliia etsClaasst
avS and Issataa.UaU esses where ibis AUxtrasa
Jbadmlyadamiuastarii Its ssaaary has b a. ,
EtavarWdssaUaited,erjaiv '
assaondaiousthat Si
Q corjsur.:PTic:j
as ta . la,.,JJ. am.l J t
it, is bus a
bieh covers
In bacoaies local fever and the anlaa taora fre-J
qneai, ine cneeas UQSoeasusacnuaiBBoreujBB aysv
1
bob, alilaKUxjrin curing toe above cues
riainta, operates so astorx-aiovsau sssae-SMSi
rrttattoTss and lisff awsattssst fmsa the
innsatothesniiace, and anally expel tbaa
from the system. It facU liaise upKtoratloB.
and relleTe ths ranch and aaakas tbe breata
lns; easy. It snpportstbe atreagth and at tbe
swuetisaa reduces the fever. It la free from
si rons- eoiata and aatiincent artlelea. wltich are
! of so drying- aaatare as to beincreatdaaReraf
destroying the patient; whereas this medicine
never dries or stops the eongh. but, by reeaov
inc theCACsa, gaarally destroys the bsctk,
before the cough Is entirely gone. Conse
quently, wnen the conga te carea -f ne periem
is well. Send address tar pamphlet (Mag
fun airseooD, ror cure or pnn
eof pnl
Price SS eta, 60 eta, and f 1 .sper
BOLD J.VS.UI WHS-ALB.
Itin, NHUI UU, rrsss., tarDBfta,Tt
CSVeoS'lllXiaaZZU
jan2J-ly
til.rb
The following StaUhmi will tuntl at Highland
mock f arm:
STRATH ERN!
Imported from Scotland to Deesmber ; three years
old, coining four ; Bay In color ; weighed 182ft on
the lirst day of April, and will weigh, when fully
maiurea, Zuv. insurance, cu.
HIGHLAND CHIEF!
by Bourbon Chief, out of Flora Mclvor, by Slam,
briao Chief. Insurance, ISA,
H4MBLET0NIAH COLT !
by Alnambra, out of Lady Foster, by Snalding'i
vmJKll.ll, no u HI auuM,Bt,, au v. ajvu m
uamoietoniaa. insuraace, aw.
To the Breeders of Somerset and ediololns:
Oonnties, I would say, tn their respective classes
no better sires can be found. In raising; stock it
pays to breed only to the best, either for draft or
driving purposes. "
P. HEFFLEY k. CO.,
Somerset, Ps, Acril 11,
Wonderfully simple and perfect In ita thxeahinir
asdHeivratiniriinslities. Baes ALL tbe Grain and
rleana It ready far Market. Rons easily, eon.
ntriK.-t.-J durably, finished beantifully, least expen
sive, and most economical and HATIbFACTOKY
MACHINE sown p 0"" MADE. It will
handle wet irraln ' as well as drw.
It hat r.T ra UOCCUrR eiual in
th.-Mhin-j- I nWKtjnLitf in and
timoiliyj iluaas bssj Qp both as well as
ro-tlhi sieve. Has more square feet of seperatiEff
a d cV-uiiu surface than any other machine; can
be ov rloadcd. It Is both over and under blast
t).ir l.OVLlt HL'LLINK ATTACHMENT
(n w and very desirabio.) MEPAKATOKM of the
various sizes fl; !od for Steani or Hone-Power, lue
il.WA KU, toe PITTS autllheWOODBURV
II orae-Pawera, aa made by us. arc nnexccBed .
TiLLUATERKxIO
ei:3i::e
We also mass tbe STILLWATER Na. It and
MIEsMTA UIANT FAUM EMU IK EM,
each bavins; return-flue, and fined (or bornintr
straw, wood or coat These Ensines sre made and
finished in the most ptrftol marntur. TUACTIOX
ATTAt'II.MENTScan be furnished with any of
them, t r Prict-Lut ami circular,, adtlreas
SEYMOUR. SABIfl & CO.
Manufacturers.
Stlllwtitar. Minna
LIVE HEN WANTED
To canvass for sales of Xursery 8toek tn thelrown
and near by counties. Previous experience ua
necessary. Address
GLEN BUOTHERS.
mays Nurserymen, Rochester. N. T.
LOTS FOB SALE!
Tile undersigned oft'era for sale a
number of Lou, la the
BOROUGH OF isIGOXIEB!
some of which would be very rultabln for making
Brick. The clay is of good quality. Location
very eonvenien t to Depot. Brick will be la great
demand here this Summer, and at all tlnses.
JUHN McFAKLAND.
Ligonier, Westmoreland Co., Pa. marl
TREASURER'S SALE !
UNSEATED LANDS
SOM ERSET COUNTY, PA.
AGREEABLE to the provisions
of an Actot Assembly, directing the mode
of selling Unseated Lands lor taxes, passed the
13th day of March, A: D. IMS, aad the several
supple meats thereto, the Treasurer of Somerset
Uounty hereby gives notice, that unless the Coun
ty. Scnool, Building and Jtoad takes, due on the
lollowlng unseated lands, are paid before the day
of sale, tne whole or such parts of each tract or
parcel of land at will pay the taxes and costs will
be sld at the Cuurt House, in Somerset boivugh.
on
MONDAY,' sfane 121b, 188S,.
for the arrearages ot taxes dua and the costs ac
crued thereon.
AODISOX TOWSBHIP.
', J tract.
Cbery, Msry K
Anthony, Joseph......
Chery, Louisa. ....... .......
Tom, Benjamin
Chery, Jaue )
ALLBOBSXT TOWBSBIP.
A mosPhlllp.
Dew, wrilliam...............
Cralther fcColborn. ,
Kama
Ling, Pater. ..
Herman, Nathan
Black, John....
ElUnger. Frederick......
Qibsua, Oeorge... .........
Meyers, Jacob
Miles, Joha K.......
Flours. Susaa
Baer, Widow.... ....
Rtaru, Adam.... .
Topper, John M
Uibseo, John
Meyers Jt Seed..
Acres.
417
sou
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3 44
410
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410
400
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340
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Bruwa, T nomas..
C XOTHXXSVaLUV TOWSaBir.
Potter. Sarah.... . H. . .
Stem, Abraham
cotTLcncs aoaouca.
Meyers, Peter's heirs.......
Piper, WUIIam s heirs
WeaUe. Ladwick... ,
Wentle,Charlet
Wlratag. H.O
, Wesaoa.earael
Jehnsoa, Mary's heirs
Barns, Patrick .........
... Duraaa, James
Failertoa 4i Brothers
Johasea. Cathariae..
Logaa, W. P
fuUlvBB'e heirs ...........
tileMeity. Saaael
IereiNataan...
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b, JssssS-li
I--aavunisa, Joaa........
froasT, Larid
lrua, Patrick.
Uoartin, BeajaraJa
- Weifley.Deeater....... ......
; ooxoiAcaii Towianir.
Jones.Israel......
Moore, Thomaa...,. ..........
" Moore, Joseph
Stotier, Jacob
Slick, John
: Williams. Israel
Keaslngcr, Mary A
XXKUCK TOWXSHir.
Beaehey, A. P. ...... ...
Uvengood, Iarid
. Corey, James )
Carey, James (V)
Moore, Betsy (4)...
Corey, 1 boa as
Corey, Juslah
- Moora. noa..................
Charley, John
Lcwry, Samuel..
- Christoer, Joseph
Abernalhy. Thomas... .......
Camp, Henry..
Clark, Maurice...
Fox,Tnomas
Jones, W H
K'node, Jsmes....
Howell, Paul
Kaveaseraft, Stephen
Kretchman, William
Fixe, Jeba J
Charey.Jamet CA)
oaxxxvu-La towsshif.
Johnson, Thomas
Thomson, Jacob......
jtrramsox TowxsHir.
Hall, John
Flick, Led wick
Olbton,Jamea...
Adam, Barbara
Jawsaw. TOWXaHir.
Hnbley.Frederick
Mtsbler, Thomas...
Oliver, William .
Philson, Robert
Scott, John
St. Clah-, William
Whtunore, Jacob
Williams. Oeorga
Moore, James
Shearer, Ludwick.
Anderson
Maulln, OeoTKe.....
King, Oeorge S
LARIMER TOWKSBIP.
Hefman,Geonte
. Meyers, Peter's heirs
Hoffman, Oeorge...
Witt, Joslah
Shannon, Michael
Cunningham A Ways
LOWXB TURKEY FOOT TOWSBBIP.
McVaight, D. J. A Co.
Holiowell. John
Powers, Alexander
Lobra, Peter.. ... ... .......
Patrick, Alexander
Burgess, William............
. Hall,L.M
Same
Same....
MeAITee, James.....
Roddy. John 1
Same.
Hoggs
Faidley
Levy, Peter.....
Harned, John
Haul. Lewis W
Stewart, Andrew..
MKVBBSDALE BOBOCKB.
Adams, Thomas. ....... ......
Brolller A Beyer
Deal, Edward
Kngle, John
" Frost, Thomas A
Kelly, Mrs. Sarah
tllfitt, F. A Co
Kavenscraft, John
Stevenson, James..
(ralther, James B
Sheets, Joseph..
Stevenson, trunk
Hen fur J, John H.:
Cruuee, Margaret
Collins, Mrs
Miller. Mrs. Sarah
Medairy, Augustus
Miller, John A
Mulligan, Annie
Smucuer. William
Katon, Noah
MIDDLXCBEIK TOWSSHir,
Bed ford, Gunnlni
trnlry, Adam's Heirs
King, William
M I r.VOKD TOWS3I1I r.
Beam, Jacob
Brooks, Jacob
Benson. Pet. r
Uebbart A Walter
Johnson. William
Shoemaker Vtilllam ,
Tom, Biiiab
Wilson, Tuiues..... ........
Leslie, Ti.i. da
Hart,Wllliaiu
Tom, Rachel .....
Same
Luiborougb. N ban
lielp A tarnsi
Short, John
Roddy, John D
Sechler, J. P.
Waiter, Francis
Albright, George. ......
Price, laaae (Jj
SOBTHAMFTOa TOWSSHIP.
Anderson, William .
Finnamore, Sarah
Scbeli, Henry F
Hoffman, Panl
MathUs, John
Meyers, Widow
Criisinger, Charles
rAiHTTOWxaiiiP.
Clark, James
Clark, Daniel
lhtvU, John.............
Kspey, Andrew
Eapey, Joslah .....
Edwards, Griffith
Fspey, Andrew
Fulk, Caleb.-
Fulk, Caleb, Jr
Same
Fulk, Caleb, Sr
Kulk. Owen
Jones, William
Johnson, Perry.
Latham. Joseph
Lyle, James
Same
Muore, Abraham
Moore. Joseph
Poor, John
John, Price..
Same
Dorsey, Patrick
. Shaw, Benjamin. -
Stow, John
Sprogle, Thomas -
Stockton, Richard
Thornton, William ,
Frist, Elisabeth
Walker. Lewis
West, John
Warner, Heronamas
Cook, John
Jones, Jonathan........
Miles, Samuel, Jr
Williams, Israel.....
qcaxAHosina Towsemr.
Ferrel, Nelson
Acres.
4
s n
4 It
4 33
4 W
13
4 40
4 34
4W
41
41
60
01)
t 36
03
3 4
6 30
3 36
I 40
6 00
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4U0
400
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1
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1
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Acres.
M
130
4J0
35ft
an
10t
400
KM
400
400
Wi
400
400
401
X
400
40(1
400
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12
.00
va
m .
Lott.
I
Acre.
14
877
1 01
4 3
4 44
3 IV
1 35
1 44
1 34
1 37
3 tO
4 7
1 30
31 04
4 14
6 2i
3 38
4 80
3 34
6 72
6 73
6 74
6 SO
6
6 73
I 76
6 73
3 40
3 SO
3 40
4 38
10 IS
7 14
6 ta
4 U
4 74
84
SO 60
30 40
30 40
14 40
16 40
30 40
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40t
4U0
400
400
4ii0
100
152
400
I
100
400
400
60
a 44
6 36
14 40
40
3 28
13 30
15 80
4 30
13 30
40
1 80
3 1
400
163;
150
M0
Lot,.
3
1
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41
3 84
6 13
1 00
1 13
14 84
3 07
3 70
3 fru
43
1 40
1 80
88
35
1 40
64
1
1
1 60
80
10 56
3 Oil
3 i
3 SS
6 40
9 60
3 41
1 06
4 01
6 03
8 M)
1 73
1 V0
6 3d
74
7 14
& 40
90
4 86
8 73
73
so
3 04
403
10
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103
40
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lot
61
314
447 '
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Loll.
3
Acres.
4V4
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1
41S
45 So
17 10
16
3 37
7 V3
1 93
4T2
7 30
T 30
13 40
13 35
4 08
14 04
10 73
13 7
14 38
Si
14 4.-;
14 44
10 44
13 93
3 60
14 40
7 88
14 46
1.1 0
13 74
14 23
14 i-4
36
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11 b0
13 30
13 30
, 13 30
13 X
10 00
13 35
13 38
30
7 81
8 22
11 30
131
43
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1
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300 ,
319
3W
411
40)1
313
433
407V4
4J0
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4:10
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100
444
430 .
4-'
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3X6
431
434
30
404
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400
400
401
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403
403
431
430
413
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Lot.
I
Acre.
3S0
3oO
388
400
304
100
447
394
100
400
300
3X8
3S3
300
304
100
4 30
60
Same.......
HHADB TOWSSHIP.
Anderson, Samuel (1-&)...
Campbell, Mary..
Clark, Daniel
Jones. William
TUton, William... ,
.He Hell, Henry F
Klmmel A Hugus
Campbell, MaigareL-
Smith, Anthony
Hunn, A
llalley, William.
Oliver, William (14)
Perry, Simon I-&)
Witberall, Samuel (1-6)...
Campbell, Margaret
Hciuhew, John.........
1
13 08
8 03
9 30
10 (7
3 30
10 67
73
1 41
4 80
800
1 41
1 41
1 44
4 76
3 36
BOJIBB8IT TOUrXBDIP,
Felton. John
liaoiels, Lewis W
Klmm-1, John O.....
Miller, Noah S
Showman, Benjamin...
Ankeny, A. T
Picking Bernard
SOCTHAMFTO TOWXtHIF.
Adams, Alexander OA)
Bailey, James
Compion, 8amuel
tteruba, William
Kobler, Daniel.......
Llo-h, Edward
,Mc Bride, Mary
Mong A Witt
Htokeley, Thomas
Tempest, Haehael.. .........
Wells, James..
Wells, John
Wayman, CatharlDe (Vi)-..-
Thompson, Wllllain..
Brant, John....
SToSTCltaSK TOWSSHIP.
Dubvls, Abraham
Kercher, liaalel.....
8CB KIT TOWTCSHIP
Krtder Andrew
Same
rFFBB TCAKBYFOUT TOWJBBir.
Hoffman, Cole .,
Philllppl. Deitrlck
Snyder, Zacharlali
Weimer, Darkl
Hannah W
Weimar, Jen meab.. ........
80
67
1 08
70
6 80
1 46
3 84
10
100
16
310
17
St
1M
4UU
83
406
34
400
477
113
400
ca -401
70
4W
148
3o0
5 48
9 3A
I SI
4 13
64
9 35
13 06
3 43
13 36
6 74
9 36
1 83
4 10
3 83
463
70
400
10".
400
49
II 04
Lot.
Arret.
44
4i
400
lets. '
. 1
U '
Acres.
so
Lai.
1
Atrtt. .
60 .
Latt. '
King, John. ...
Lenox, JJavM
Lahr. Peter...
Wllkcns, John...........
Mason, Thomas.....
'stlrts, James..... .,
Sullivan, 'Wilson
King, O. B.
Dean, Edward...........
caaisA aoBovoR.
Beerlts, Benrv C.
Collins. William
X)u-Tte, Ae O,.. ,.
Kreagw. U. it F
Kubae, Frank
Taoranaoa, Joha
W IIsob. Banner. .
Rrallier. Jacob J
Weber. Henry.......
i'ob It Fmnler
Kreairer, Henry
Pantiter, F. J...... ....
Knssel It Hoffman..
Sutherland. J 8
Tttoaipeon, John.........
Forquer, Ieroy. ..........
Harrea, W
a 0
1
1 M
1 i
so
7 T
40
4 uu
4 07
n
4 9i
70
70
T 08
2 41
2 IV
4 74
to
an
2
3
1
Awsfaajr-a, Joshl.rt,........
Uutnaaeaea at 10 'leek a. a.
JOHN U. WEIMER,
Apr . Treasurer.
OXJR NEW STORE
IS ITOT7 OPEIT !
V We Offer SPECIAL BARGAINS in
BLACK and COLORED CASHMERES !
.Also, a Full Line ot
Table Linens, Towels, and Napkins!
CURTAIN NETS IN
CRETONNES nd WORSTED FRINGES, DO
MESTIC and IMPORTED GINGHAMS.
CHEVIOTS and ZANZIBAR
RTflTTlVn-S
Ksf W JeV saw,
In an EXDLESS VARIETY, at tbe
ONE PRICE STORE OF
GEO. KEIPER & CO.,
255 & 257 MAIN STREET, JOHNSTOWN, FA
HENDERSON
DEALEBS 1 1ST
NO. 106 CLINTON STREET, JOHNSTOWN, PA.
tvm&vrsi.
Fine Parlor, Chamber
We wonld resoertfulW mil the attention of
' ! .- rr t
onr Lante and Eleicant line or Furniture, all of weicb is Unarsntee l to he Finn-class, and at prices
lower than Plttehurgb prices. Photograph! and prices rent on application. Undertaking In all its
branches attended to.
aprio
LOUIS LUCKHARDT, JR.,
Ka Clinton Street.
JOHNSTOWN, FA..,
DCALUt IX
WALT HAM, ELCIN, SPRINGFIELD, ROCK
FORD, HAMDEN, HOWARD and
SWISS WATCHES, in Cold
and S ilver Open-face and Hunting
Cases, Key and Stem winding Watches.
1 LLL LINE EF CHOICE
keeps in stock all
DRUGS, MEDICINES
INTHEMAEKET!
Alum, Borax, Sulphur, Rchctla Epsom and Clauber Salts, Chlorate
Potash, Camphor, Cum Arabic, Salt Petre, Ac.
Many articles soch as Cream cf Tartar, Sola, Cinnamon, Cluves. dinner, ho., that are put np In
Ptckaget are largely adulterated. I keep them in Unit only, and will 11 uaraniee all ankles to be
STBICTLY IFTTKE !
Flavoring Extracts, Vanilla, Lemon, fci,' put up under my own name, snd can asz ure all that
they are made Irons nothing but
THE BEST MATERIALS!
In Dye Studs I keep Lorwood, Madder, Blue Vltrol, India;, Muriate Tin, Cochineal. Solferlno:
ke..ete All the leadlna; Paten: Medicines, Kt. Jacobs Oil, Peruna, Maaalln, Kidney Wort, Hop
Bitters, August Flower, Oemtan Syrup, Mors Indian Koot Pills, tly's Balm, 4a, fcc.
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS !
Physicians' PrearrlpUons and Family Receipts' filled wlih cere, and none bat Pure Druas dis
pensed. Fancy aad Toilet Articles In Oreat Variety. Spectacles and Eye Glasses to suit all. box
Papers, Blaak Books, School Books, Slates, Pencils, Ink, Envelope Paper, and Stationery ef all
kinds tjountry merchants are invited te eall and get quotations on UroetTS Drugs, Dye Studi,
Stationery, ec, he.
irOood Goods and Low Prices will secure tbe Drug Trade of Somerset County, then I profuse to
secure it. Call and sea rae whether yoa wish to buy or not. Uefpectlully,
C.N.BOYD,
MAMMOTH BLOCK, - - - SOMERSET. PA.
Pff STORE! HEf. STOCK!
AT JENNEBTOWN.
I have just opened oat one of Ihe finest and
best stocks ol ils ever brought to this eonnty,
which I ass ottering at
LOW PRICKS!
Dry (roods. Notions, Dress Goods, Queens are.
Hardware, and In fact everything anaily
kept la a OENKKAL HTORE!
Don't target that BABaiAllIM are tn
be had. No store la tkaeoanty gives better goods
tor the same mone.
j. j.CBiiinn.
srrltim
PIECE AND PATTER 3
aaVs W 4W
& ALEXANDER
laervV
and Library Furniture.
the citizens of Somerset and adinlnlna- mnniin tn
V fp&r 4r34iV; , is f
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IIi:DKHSO A ALEXAXUER,
3fo. lOO Clinton Street, Jobnstown, Pa.
MUSICAL 1SS1EUMEKTS.
the leading and special
AND CHEMICALS
FOB SALE.
A valuable farm eontalnlng about Oa llundrrm
and Sixly jtve Acret. (144) Bfty to fltty-flve (40-46)
acres of the Unest Oak and Poplar timber la Ltst
enier Valley, tssenty-Sv acres excellent meadow
elgbty acres splendid grain aad pasture land, be
sides ether timber land, all well watered, lime
stone on the farm, good frame house, wagon shed,
rrain house an-t log barn. Situated from Lock
port, P. K. R., 4 miles, Laeolla, P. H. K.. 1 mile.
West Fairfield, one aad one-hair mile, where may
always be fbuad a eaaa grata aad bay market.
TERMS EAST.
Xililisss
J4lS. 4. LEMMOX,
X7M Woodlaad Ave.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
si ii e I: t i i n W.Vtmmoo, Latrube ,Weat
ot iasCi., ) a., aetig-If
BAIIallOAD SCHEDUI
SOMERSET A CAM3RU RAILR
eocTBWAao.
Mttm Saersef.
4:14 a m. H u p m
' ' y. os.
Aoci
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1
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Mill .
Ia4i.
Xusnvwaant,
- Arrive.
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Local
Tprt.
6 Jo a. m
4:Ma.sa.
thl,'Ktttmr" Ml2iC . A ft R,J
respectively at Washington Sm-i
day, aad 9 40 next uwrnuiir. and mi,',?
100 p. in., aam. 4Z'TLVexti,L'
W estward-UHind i. . ' .V. 1 "i t.i
at :3 a. m.miu p m. .o,V w.V.Tr7.ii'
a. ui.. and 9 14 p Z, 2T,m,,l
Kocawo.al at 4.04 p. u l JZ"1"
PENNSYLVAHIA CENTRAL RAILfV;
Taai5 uuixo KasT.
. . Leave. V7i mi,
JolnsWwn Ex.j. 4.4 a. m. depart,
Pacinc fcx.,) 4 .17 a. m. sulS.
Chkags Day tx L.ltKai a. u. nai
St. Louis Day lvxj lo ts a. ni. ...
Alail K.... jtoo,""'
Munliugdon Ace.. 3:ai p. m. tivnl"
CiuciniusU Ex...... T:ld p. m. stops."
Joniwuiwn Ace,.. 4:m p. uu si ops '
Fast Liocjl h.: ni. ."m
TRAILS OOla WSST.
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4 A
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Pittsburgh i.e. ZTtu,$
CiiK-lnnati ta j .. S:l a. m. . ;?
Jobuscowa A j., 4:i a. m. stoos
Altoooa Acej lU:Ua. m. srnr"" U
Pacino Ex-H b.aa. m. stooa V"
Way Paaseugeqj.. t M p. . t' '
Chios go Ex -S : p. m. step,. !;
Fast Line, :M p. '
1:14 p. m. scti's!""
Kl'aU.. Jlhiily excopt Sunoav"--,';14
clit M.dy. '
l'hta JikhrimtnaVfa fvnaa.a
Johnstown Aecoinmo.i.i a.n,iB'lo
and the Johnstown Accommodation ai,"""
commodation. War Pa-..,V'0; .'
trains west.
The Faar. T.lna - .
day ana east at East nZZ
'I be Cincinnati F,- ..
days. r'" -"""' stop ob -
TlAM tVlsUririfa mn.l I..T...4 ..
Altoon. AcmuUuon an! eSStt
connect with Us Ebensourg i. Cress. 'J
the mornli.ir iwi h. . -T ,J'',o trsii,
and mall :Ta th;crriL7.U
BATIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
P1TTSBCKOH DIVISION.
Wlirde'nart'T?.' this ;
and Water Streets, as loUows ;. ewn,r
EAST.
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3.,
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Pit!rnrs
Bnuidutk Me k export
West N-rlu
Broad r'vnl
Wt. i-irusunl
ComieliKviiie
i:t,Mi,.i,.n
rairimore
saliiuur,a
I'lllMtMrTaiiu
11 y nlnihn
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lin l-rie
l-ntM-iNvi!le
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Ohio Cyle
K,a;itwoNl
Hrmtniaa
(.'uiolrland
Wttsliiui;toa
iaulLi uiui.
s
a
The Express train leaves Pi,. nr.h , .
wood 1,0 ,. W. . reiuro tu.U "f- Ko.
' ' ' a:J A. . ., arrivi-j, , :
, fll
.nl south via Wasomm,,:,,, "
1 hrouith Jjall leviuK at wa'l a. .i,n. -
r"e at Washington siitjis - Hiiii
r. at.: Phii..-i,7i.,. ..rr iti .
1'hroUKh Exorees, leaving i . - .
nvas at w asmngton at 4:So a. , Uh tim
a. . ; Puilaoeli.uia; 1:1, r. . ; n7 V., 4: .fa?.'
Through :all tninx datij.
r.xiwie?-s trMli a l'..u . -.. , ...
. ,mi?,tion tr" d Fanite Exr-,
Ticket offityt
ii- COLE,ieoeral Ticset Aetit.
il p (1 rTlt'si,''M now belm ibe pub
- H V I Yu make iw,
I I I .il I t'leratworat,r tlua si
--4 . A ything eise. t:apiji m
wards made at borne by tbe industrious. Men
psins. wanien .rrrirter i
ora i,ir us N.iai.tii.ii,u - .
- - - - ..,. iiimo, ors in
w 4 u uveal coidtJ n.l t,. Wurkt.
, w a"J y'T UTJsH I Wril. it)
one can U to miike KTliirilll .II TsaA w hv an. i.,ia.. .
once, 0titWoutQt and term. re. Mwuey m we
Uflt, ly. aril bunurablr. AilUires, iin x
ITtJ9-iT
PATENTS
nbtaineil. and all business In tbe TJ. f. Putsn-
"i la the Couru attended to for MODERATE
we are onnostte the TT. S Piimt fi-
p,Bei.'? TENT BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY, end
can orttai patfiits iu leas uuie inau ttiose remote
irom WAbnlnuTON.
uvu uauuva in (i i ii w in u ta mil we aiiviat as in
patentability free or ehnrite: arel we make HQ
CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT.
We refer, here, to the Posimvter. tbe Su-t. ol
th Money jpler Division, arl t ottkialsul the
V. S. Patent Office. For cln-nlar. .lvu:e. tenet,
and reference to actual clients in venr own staia
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent iiiliee,
Washington. 1. C
SOMERSET COUNTY UU!
(ESTABLISHED 18T7.)
CHARLES J. HARRISON,
CASHIER AND MANAGER,
Collections made In all tiarta of the l otted
Slates.
CIIAEGE3 MODERATE.
Parties wishing to s. nd money West ean be ao.
commudatod by drart osi New York in any sum.
Collections made witn promptness. C 8. rioods
nought and sold. Money and valuable secured
by one of lilelndd's celehratmi sales, with a Sar
gent 4v Yale 4X0 U0 lime lock.
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
AsTAll lcral iKjlldays observeiLl
lc"
GOLD.Si
Great ebancetomixe motv-
Thoee who always
lake advantaueof the gmal
chances to make
that are often!, generally become wealthy, while
thoe wbo do nt Improve such ehaaees reiauia la
poverty. We want many men, women, liyirl
gins, to worn tor us rum In the-lr own fcwaiities.
Any one ear do the work properly frm tbe lirst
start. The business will pay more than ten times
nllnisry wage. Expensive oaitlt furnished tree.
No one who engages toils to make au-ney rapidly.
You can devote your whole time to the work.
only your spare momenta. Full Information ami
alltbat is needed sent tree. Address Sri"
Co Portland Malna. Dec-lj l
POTJTZ'S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
pout
mm
No HnssB wfll die of for., tsrvra or LrXO Fa
Vra, If Kinius I'owiiera are ospt tn time.
Knows l''wt)rswillnireaniittfvvrnt liooraoLSa
onts's i'oailcr w ill prevent Uarsis in f owl
onu s I" iwders will ln reae the ouxnliiy ol mil
and cream i .vt-oly per ceoU and aiake the buuer ana
and sweet.
Footxn Po-fders win cure or rrevesit ttrrrt rrsat
DtRMSB to wnlcll HorseaasMl Catlleare anlijeet.
l-'ot'Tz's Fu .vD.a wiu aiva aA'tiaracTiuS.
wU vrv itra.
i-ATID X. TOTJTZ, Proprietor.
BAXTlatOBI. MB.
Feb 1. ly.
CoG'ay Creamers.
GBEAXijr utraovxab
In n::iiy IM-inor 1"" e
Dtines ami k'vt air.
'I ti-; PtoMs.ru and the
ETAMDsab lalKT lUVX
- luiit. l.iuie i in
F'TIi hi vlKS. TEN
BiZEH eaeh. bklPl sut
lnritk-oDT aith or althot
jui-inj tho cuk .
t-oi it s:t.: .'ei-
alar,Bdt-l. Ml.Vr j
.ilFstaUrurrit yt.ui'
ITV. Atoo Chums, But
ter Worse rs. fruiters. Ki.:
eimenrl imrtaTfor
facta, rjvoraa and teirocuia!s.
VTa FAUJ4 JJAC.
HI ECO iJoa l'2a.Vu
Pa S. II AY, Agent.
Elklkk, rnna.
febli-llt
EKTA lUHBEP IX.
C. T. FRAZEB,
yot. iOl and 203 Sals Strrrt,
JOKNSTOWIT.PA.
WHOi.ESiI.E AXD RETAIL .
DRUGGIST,
A5D DKAX.EB IX
PEBFVSZESlTs PAINTS. OILS
Oism aad Patty. Hair and twh Brashes. Fancy
ArtMlae, Toilet aad Saaviaai 8tape, .
ramily Medietas- aad Pbyssciaas' Prrfp
tlons accurately eoespoade.k anrin