4J1
1 1 II1MJ
iNsevvrr-T-"
1
lso.vuDlxc-riiABii
I'jivne.
"Nothing in the sliape of one," an-
gwered his friend, Lucius Warden,
with the subdued triumph of one
who announces a 6tartling fact.
! never hnrrl nf a eneh ft thin?
A sir . -- n
in my life!'' paid Payne.
Nor 1 either," F'ien'y v: !n;iik d
Warden.
"Iiut how do you s.cc.our.t for it ?''
demanded tlewould-liet'Uiil, smit
inj Itif forehead in der-juiir.
"1 don't account for it :;taU. s.iid
!r. Warden, purveying the n.uis
winch he had jtift lfii t"jrWul!y
tiiir.miiig with ji'it-knife, "'except
i:iat iio'.xnly know anything about
the tdace as vet There's a factory
wall taier I believe, or something
AX i:iJC!CU3
of that sort and a cigar phop, and j jnciine jg heaij. " quaintance, in which design lie was
a beer shop, and twothread and nee- j vll tljem lra.,s y0ur'n ' demand-1 not very successful, though he as
dle stores, and a post office where &l t',,e wjjow abrupt! v. J certained that King .on was her des-
llie mails come twice a week; and j yes ma(iam v Mr. i'.. ne r.dmit- i tination that afternoon,
there's the Malloway Uiver, all car-1 . . " To Kingston he went, and traced
pcted with water lilies, and halfai1 .-'ceersto veil purty check v , her to a bouse occupied by an old
dozen little trout streams running i fvo'u ,njter t0 take it for granted "lan. al)Ut whom the neighbors
into it, and a bit of the finest scene- j n'. ktj to FUiy " gai,i ghe. knew no more than that he was an
ry vou
hotel."
ever saw. I;ut there s no
"Uut where s a lellow to stay ?
helplessly demanded I'ayno.
"Uet nn outfit and camp out, as I
did." said Warden, cheerfully. "A
blanket, a cauvas tent with peg3 and
hoos, a little smudge of bran or
pine needles, to keep the mosqui-
loos oil at nigni, ana
' Iiut I don't enjov camping oat.
vehemently remonstrated Payne.
'I like good walls, a feather pillow,
and regular meals served three times
a day,"
"Well, then, look here," said ar
den, ''Go to the Widow lluck's.
.he takes boarders now and then." !
" ho is the idow J.uck .' ask-
ed Payne.
"That I don't know,'
replied
friend.
"And where does she live?
"There you have me again.1
"Man alive! are vou crazv
!" de
"How -d Mr.
t-pairingly questioned Payne,
am I to lind her?"
"Inquire," calmly respond'
Warden, as he shut ui his
ki.i!-'
and replaced it in his vest pocket.
"Goto Mailzie Ford eleven a. m.
train stage roach through in one
day. Ask for the Widow Duck's !
Liens my heart ! nothing in the
world could be easier. 1 ahv:. s
iieard that pe.. pie got good ar !
.1 1 1 I - 1 J - 4 I 1
mere ami cmn.ui mun: ?,JU
.viaiizie l orn is a perieci .
anise, wncu imk-u miu iivi wii'ic.
.,,.,, i .n
, ' V . ii
ayne,
ieu, saw rayia
"it seems a wild goose
osecnase;oUlive
a mind Ito try it
come back again.
It was rither early in the K-aon !
for the conventional opirat.cn! i.,ul wuii0 Widow JJjck was vol u
knownto the .mencan jiubhc an ; u y utteri ng these last giib sentences,
"summering, but PiTcival Payne, a int v hl h U1 t0 ,iawn on Mr!
. ...v r.m .. .-j
tune and cultivated tastes, felt that
lie could do as he jleryed. And it
was rather a luxury to anticipate
the first mad rush of travel, when
all tlie scabs are engaged, the cozy
corners taken, and the irost desira
ble points of observation usurped.
So lie packed his valise, did up
his fishing tackle, laid in a great
store of crayons and bketching pa
per, and started for the far northern :
wilderness of Mailzie Ford. ,
-f lL. a- i . :
ji course, me irain was ia:e
trains alwrys are late and it was
four o'clock in the afternoon when
Mr. I'ayne found himself jHTched
up in an open lox waon behind
two trunks, package of 8alt codfish,
a mail bar. and a pretty prl, with
eyes as soft as black pools of water,
and one of thoe odd, lrinpy hats of
black straw, all covered with loops
;md ribbon that make people look
so picturesque.
"Where do we meet the
stac ?" said Mr. I'ayne, as he set
tled himself uo as to inconvenience
his pretty neighbor as little as pos
sible. The driver stared at him.
"This 'ere 's the stage!"' said he
"ii it up Sorrel!''
Mr. Payne stared.
Tut stages have tops," said he.
'This 'ere stage don't." said the
driver.
It was rather a trying hituation
teep uphill part of the waj, and
sleep down hill the rest, with the,
oodiish and the mail bag alternately
tumbling into Mr. I ayne s lap, and
the prcttv girl laughing in her sleeve : V. , Pwi , , i r i .1- T I Kclu' was t!ic 1u'el rel,l v
.. i .-i " i Aii'i uon i you ueiiee, i iook. mm ti,' ! i Uwhtei much i;
it his embarrassment.
"I'm rude I know," said she, but
if you"d just tie that cnlfish to the
back of the wagon, with your fishing
line.it would not trouble vou so
much
V l ii i j.. -
-No, said the pretty Fir!. -to C at-
lev's Dam."
"Perhaps you know somethinsr
:ibout Mailzie Ford.''' hazarded our
hero.
. : , ,, , . .
'Oh
ves .
am lu- it v ju ui tiiii
the dark eyes.
.,!.- , . !
1 used to live there before I went
x.niAji lit V'Jill' X h. i
"1 )o you know the Widow P.uck ?" 1
asketl Pavne, with interest. J
Very Veil." nodded the pretty ,
" .i... i.- . n. !
: , r lu luf ;
about the tall, blue erestetl mount-
ains, which were b-cinnins to close I
in around them
: ., i .1
The dewy-eyed damsel
had read !
ix-.ngfellow : she knew
all aiKjut
And then the ' codfish tumbled
down agnio and had to be tightened
anew, and by that time they had
xruetoa house in the midst of a
tant-Iy Wit of woods, which the driv
t said wa -'Catley's Dam," upon
which the pretty "girl disappeared
ia lhe purple twilight, Mr. Pavne
and the codfish went on, sorrowful
much jolted and alone.
A glimpse of the beautiful Magal-
oway river by moonlight ; the cry
)f the wild bird in the woods ; the
of
noise of hidden cascades : a blur of
lighted wi idows. which the driver
Mid was the factory, down a blind
lane, and checking the tired hore
at a one-stoned stone house behind
a wall of cedar trees, and then the
Jehu cried out:
v"-'?,hen,"lr', l". Widow
illicit 8 :
Mr. Taynej
eotfitifl1iri.t 0...H...1..
od to unload the various :.r.,r.iJ,. !
nalia to travel which ' ln-longed to i
him all of them bv this time con-
.1,-1 .
- . . .UUV vl-Jl1
eioerauiy llavoretl with salt ctxlfish.
lerhapsyou had better wait "
said he, m the driver turned around
and chirrnjipd to his horses
natiorT" asked the man
incase Mrs. Puck Rhon!
-able to accommodate
... .
"Oh if ' all s".,. .
me, or
ilsul. 6aia tue Unv-
-A PJ iJcar kl ryno. Whit. ! ' '7 r ',V5 . " i iSTSf i .. ? 1 1 ,0S"1 i "' """ T. , ' ' V.. K." U .round rAODLTTT.
iv?.(rovJi ,. r . ii Iip summarily dismissed. "I m-vfr slinder " I ground, on the shore, are two draped i hykox w. kinu. Kiocution, tieowetry, and
t. the inerrv irrollti Normal lenerraiihy.
fore," said the prettv rirl. laushins. I J V . ' 7. ...7 "1 ben, sir, suppose I had coolly :"" ' . i: " ' ' ! KATJi!u? "-W"'.
we uu f;uiii" i'j .iiuii.-.it I oru . ' i - . . t 1 , t ... . r . ..j "':"'"" I ii.u.u.ur.tt. normal ami t:o
. r lo,. ..M.,. ! IUU' i"---wi uwi5 ) I w b.'lt WOllifl VOll . ii..w..I Arithmetic, H.Hk.keeplnK and lb
... ..... .nj.., nit.i cuu.ii.-ji Vaom: -n(nv all about the haunts ------ --7--- wrr amn,. , c waHEK, N.mal Orammar,
r onninfmi milmi. .WOIU1 hUtW d.ll aUOJl UJC uauut , J.J'J ... .U , . .!. ,., and 1'nited State! Hiritnrr '
Thoreau ; M.e was even 4 ui." intT ' ' - bovhood I have been troubled witn
Unskin.and she cxnresstHl her-elf i . 1 know whca ...va, wrote me , Qnh and Hay Fever, and have
with praee and Miirit.' which set Mr. 1 that you so . We1 r,"1'""1 1 been unable to obtain perma
Pavne to wondering if all tlie Maine ' a!"li'M bvrc- npnt roiief until 1 used Kly's Cream
-iris were equally cultivated and!, r . wa ",tinS mvrf l1 ,or i Halm, which has cured me. After a
beautiful. ' i "irrupted Payne. "J.ut you i fow tiavs- usc i couhl sleep all night.
(-r. ".sj,cll t:k you in. 'ao-m
would have told vou eke."
rith i.ifo .f lu. -a ire at his
j jt j,nij a Eaunt dog smelling at the
,4 jrt,, ()f his coat,
j " .vho's Noouu?" said Mr. I'avne,
j aning the moon. - "And what
! ... ..i i ,I.l ..o"
- until. i iie i 1 1 i .
He rawed ai nld-f.hioned brass
k:i;cki-r tmn at the door, and nu
ll.'! it liri-!dv The g.nir.t dog ki'l
Mueihitg and be-,i. to burk.
1'n-sei.tly, u tall, thui . woman, with
a pd jv'n-ket handkerchief 'tied on
!.. r bmd. w ith a keniseno hunp in
li r band, ojw.ned the door.
1),'' rlie paid, peeriusr iiitrjly at
i.iu, -you're the young man lrom
Wit,, thp n l atlVH t 111? taken OUt
! f ,,nn,i4 r i-ovi.e could onlvianJ endeavon I to strike up an ac-
r ..j .,1 . madam
I i'm 0t.i'liin now." said the
i w;jovr harplv. 'To begin right
! 8trii,.h "at uie " beginning, we don't
j kn0 ai.vthir.g about 'vou. You
j njftV j,e a' bank-burglar, or a coun -
terj"e;tfr for all we know.
"My references."'
,.ya j toW and thetn verv ref-
prenees U mcst likely forced. Jiut
1 .... i T 1
1 am valii!--' To nereasonan.e. now
old are vou"'''
And Mr I'avneseral- wonder-
in- if this was "the v.av ihey man-
a"ed tUn-s in Maine, answered
K. .
"Two-and-thirtv!"'
Kver been married
ja f,,wtnno( tlie widow
i vuiinly not. madam !"' I am a
'single man!" answered Mr. Payne,
I with a justifiable spark of indigna
tion in las manner.
"Anj business ? " wf 1 1 on his cat
ochist. "None, madam."
"Well, 1 liko that'"' said the wid
ow, with a scornful sniff. "Like
our impudence, to come here and
own to such a thru-race as that! Ex
pect to live on me, bey ?"
"Madam!" pi-pod Payne.
"How d'ye suppose you are going
to keep my Naomi, even if I allow-
1 vou to marry iter; wiuen i
jiari do, and don't you think it!
1
she uon t care lur you anyway
Whoiishe heard you was coming
ishemau
! Catleys
a
sue Hi
adeuphormiu.ltostopoil-at!:".u'lt'r:i-',,:'' iur F"'!
,-"s Ham to tret rbl of ti'e sight ! Cl!Cor.v- ;frots caramel, date-seeds,
jofvou Thm So jys. ,
.v "ul'vonr trans and L'o bat X au'in m tin;
nn vaii rnmo T 1 till Willi f P.l-l'fT liO
i i
., c: :,,w n( ,;,. f :
iavne g geim-obscured Oram.
"I think, Mrs
uek," said he,
"that you must be laboring under a
misapprehension. My name is IVr
cival Payne. I am from Huston. I
was recommended here as an eligi
ble boarding place, bv Mr. Warden.
of 15 Peppermint Place."
I Mrs. Puck nearly dropped her
j larnn in her consternation.
Well. I never!" said she. ir.stant-
,,. !;,':
the
door wide open.
.."i !,... J",
1 1' ase o
wa.li in, sir. i ll seim
Itheiiov out after vour trunk and
things in hall" a minute. 1 hejynur
pardon, I'm sure, lor mistaking you
for Peleg Dripgs, from 1iweii, as
was coming here after my daughter
Naomi ! Sin; works in the Lowell
.:n v : .!...,. 'v.. t,;.,l, 1.
ever 1 could have mat
' . . ... .
1- -ucli a blun-!
der. Do walk in, sir !"'
And Mr. Payne was promptly in
troduced to a delightful little 'inte
rior" of reed carpet, rounj table!
snread for ten. shaded laiiilli"ht. and
a lire of logs, burning on an open j
hn .rfh in -.,f Uu. .I-i.v,,. oftl. '.
summer evening. ' j
a 4 ... ,.!....'. ...t i. i
.'ILV1 iCii u citicth, niivtl tiic wcuii-
o( traveler was in bed, in a irettyj
little room, where there was an eight-1
day clock in a cherry-wood case, ami
i a carpet maoe of woven rags, he
iiearu uie opening ana siiuumg oi
uuorautww, uic t-itrar uunu wi a ,
familiar voice the voice of his
black-eyed traveling companion. ;
" ell, mothr r did he come'.' she j
asked.
"Peleg didn't conic
I
tit a young
or I'elcjr. and I i.jred away it ;
inl weu- ., , ,
'Oh mother, what wi.l uctmnk .
t,iivu tut; piiut--! vuuii" ui'.t, I
! "I askexl his pardon.' said the old I
i u iwiiks ui ire uficiiuHiiivini. iimi
a n.K;,,,,.,, m.f BtUItni-
........... . .-
ly.
Mr. I'ayne liked Mailie Ford.
:i nd staved there all summer. And
as there v re several boarders in the
ii.. . v :
oiu cLOiie iiuuM'. .iv .;iuuu
ron-
eluded not to return t .. iaetory-hle,
; but to stav and help with tne house-
i ll ,
wo' ' '
onl-r-
1 t , ;M
northern woods' he
came she
Mr.
p . . i
flower in tlie
Wrote to Jus
friend Warden,
vw .,.. m.:i
TT : M- "V
lord.
ui; ji! jiniuuui i-ij n .iu-s .ao:m.
lie arjreed with his friend.
"She's a little jewel,"
w "at sucli was the fact. :
.ri , . ,. .
fhe doctors disagree as to the,
lest methods and remedies, for the j
cure of constipation and disordered j
t : i i t... .i .t .. i
iter ami Kianeys. i.u uiom; u.. ;
have used Kulney- ort, agree thai
it is bv far the best medicine known
J Its action is prompt, thorough and
' lasting. Don't take pill., and other
mercurials that poison tlie system,
i but bv using Ki
(the natural actioi
Scribncr'.
dney-i ort restore
ion of all the organs.
; r-:t -. i- lair .viomi were siuinir ny a. tiuui- ... . r.; uy inctfo.l- ia me ain. i n"uem
.... ... w . i . . i . . . . . ' i 1 1 ,, n i - . . . .
StrExnin Xew York. A gentleman j -enters
a gunsmith's shop and a-ks to j Iloth Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
see a pistol. , : table Compound and Blood Purifier
"Here is a pretty family oce.'" j are prepared at 2U3 and 235 Western
"A family one. how is that V" : Avenue, Lynn, Mass. price of eith-
'Certair.lv. It I ai six chamber.-,
j-ou see. Two of the bulls are for
your wife, t vo for the destroyer of
your domestic happiness and two
'or yourself. It is the latest style,
Vir' nd, MfXe rap- I,I!?VC !
hundrcds of lheIn for w1'0;? 1
- . . T
I Iiave sold
res.
eczs.
I'selesM Friglit.
To worry about nny f.iver, Kid
y or Urinary Trouble, especially
j.Ui
s Disease ir llabetes, as Hop
l.itters ncrsr l iila f .. .. t
f ---..a J U A U 1 t 4
cure is no5;i.!,.
We k
no.v this.
t - - M .-.
A man was wanted l-j the Ixmdon
. - i -ii ' . i . r
. njaKiiigi.i wiuut ..s
be captors was so considerable that,
for a long time, he escaped detection.
At lentrth a clever detective was put
.. r: .
on his track, and first of all lie began
to inquire about his associate. ne
of the mt intimate of them was,
npHnsl. -1 rCTtJUll VUUj; woman,
land aln.ut her he iir,t of all found
out ewrvlh ng.
' He had reason to rusprt that she
. iu oiriintl with the lugitive s
iiidiiig pl.ice.
So the first thing to,
be'doM was to follow lier oiie .Sun
day aftermvHi, when .-he was free
from her employment. An innocent
voung Ueteciive, in me guise oi a
ieuipcuiri, ..- ianir. w. lu "".,
j old man. lie was an eluerly invalid,
i never went to the door, never went
out, saw nobody ; and bow was he
: to be caught and examined. There
i was nothing known about him to
1 justify tb police in entering the
.houe, and the detective walked
; around the place in company with
i the "carpenter," wondering what to
uo next. i me obck oi me nouse
I a a mi r.ian m m l ir trno n Lnnniil
-l ,"""-" " "
j containing a big dog, or rather not
.containing him. for he was lying
out in the sun at the end of his chain.
No ign oHife was visible in the
i nouse
"Jump over the fence and kick
the dos; then hide behind the summer-house,"'
said the detective to the
"carpenter."
In a moment the young man was
over the fence, and the dos was howl
ing from the effects of a kick in the
ribs. Neighboring dogs joined in
the chorus, ahd at the window ap
peared an old gentleman. No one
was about; the dog continued to
howl, and incautiously the owner
came down to the garden to see what
was the matter, liencath a well
made gray wig the detectives keen
eye recognized the object of his
search, and in a moment the arrest
was made.
How lo IK-tort Atlnltcratol Coffer.
(irouinl cofl'e affords a field for
idulteration, and lor this purpose
inonlv usixl. Take a little of the
ii ii ii'f i ii i in t it, iri fi-u Liu- i:ii
. i . .
or.-, or give it a squeeze in the pa
per in which it is bought; it gen
uine it will not fore; a coherent mass,
a- coil'ee grains are hard and do not
readily adhere to each other; but if
the grains Mick to each other and
form a wrt of "cake," we nav he
rrettv sure of adulteration in the
shnieof chicory, for thegrainsofchic-
ory are softer and morcopen, and ad-1
lure wiLiiout uuliculty when squee-
zed. Ag:iin,if weplaceaiwgrainsin
asaucee and moisten them with a lit-1
tie cold water, chicory will verv
iuieklv bwoine soft like bread
crumbs, wliiie cofft will take a long
time t soiten. A third lest : take
a wineglass or a tumblerful of water i
anl gently drop a pinch of ground
coil'ee o;i the surfaee of the water
without stirring c agitating; gen
uine coffee will float for soi.ie time,
while chicorv or any tither soft root
i will soon sink, and chicory or cara
mk 1 i 1 1 1 1 , t vf.l i-tiridh I.ru-n-
ihii coior to amuse rapituy inrougn
the water, while pure ofTee will give
no sensible tint under such circum
stances fur a considerable length of
time. "ColTee mixtures" or '"coffee
l,uiro(
should be avoided. They
" unyuunc out, CU1C-
sin'' ,!nd war-e!.-The Sanata-
nan.
i ii i aaim u
lletiot the DettiretJ Information.
j u WM in U)( p,nok ing.car on the
U - . Yrtrt (.Mltrai There was on
jch who WM 1,10 a Kreat
deal anJ teijjnjr of liow ruanv duels
he ,ia(1 ,-)Uhtj an j behinJ him gat
a Muall ,nan readino. a magazine.
..:,-' t,a i,;,r ,nn i,
wheelel around, "what would you
;f !..r,..,5
j MO a vlll "aVU
antf bc brandcHl a coward ! What if
j a gentleman offered vou the choice
;of a duei Gr apublic fiorse-whipping
th.n ivhai"
tak( lhe whijpi ng.'
mv book this way, and reach over
like this and take him by the nose
as I take you, and give it thrftCr
quarter twist just so !"
When the littU) man let jo of tlie
bis man's nose, the man with the
white hat on bejran to crouch down
t t ,mllet but
war no bhJoUn xhe hl mi
there
ntr I iia rniT min iiir.
n.,.i .i, 1.. th
iv-t uu, jsAie. ii". hjvm
man
over
i "Certainlv
of course that's it ex-
.wtlv'''
.v ., ,mnl..rluni turned on I
,1J1U illC V UU I v I. - ,
the !:enaral prosperity of the coun-
trr.
... Messrs. Wm. ltust & Hons, Dnig
;aitl I v.. v. r.riinswii't. . J. Since
o - - - . . - , ,
. j Ci.ickexer, New Urunswick,
X. J. Price "0 cents,
Appiv mto nostrils with little fin-
1 L -
A n us; profjine languag0
1 f - y 8 8
arrested, and taken directly betore a
magistrate, and, if convicted, sent to
jail for ten da ys. It is a summary
process, and tlie law will doubtless
nave a restraining influence on cor
ner loafers and drivers of overloaded
wagons.
tr. f 1. Six bottles for" $5. Sent bv
mail in the form of pills, or of loz
enges, on receipt of price, $1 per box
for either. Mrs. Pinkham freely
answers all letters of inquiry. En
close Uc. stamp. Send for pam
phlet. Mention this paper.
A fashion writer says
Smlll I
curl'd will l becoming this season."
I his will be pood news lothe small
1m)v. 'I'lie culls lie lifift lieen in thti
habit ol Ki tting would cover bodij
cars n mey were not on tne same;
side of the head. j
Ir.vf mkdrr Pieonllar CIrcn instances.
Vlr Pieonllar CIrcn instances.
I
T
When the French sought to esta!.- j
lisli a Uio'narchv in Mexico a Mazat-1
lan youth raised a regiment of boys
and waged against such of the invader-
as appeared in iina!oa a war
fare that told.
The 'ung jumu's father was
of Castilian blood and bis mother
lttwas a .V Mean. Ilia nam?. tnna,
; xfl Kr 'IK4 l.ililOU. iiU al In age
jof twem, live be was reg:,rded as
;tne Mofi-y i Mex;eo. -t toe eni
'of the war he was major general, the
: Jiro ol tlie soluieis ami tne
j,,,!
of Maz.itl.m
.
MX
SoeK-IV.
was
fit t tall, broad shouldered, handsome
and daring. While attending a
ball at the American Hotel, at Maz
atlan, he stumbled over a domestic,
knocking a tray from her hand
Stooping to pick up the crockery,
General Corona noticed that the girl
was verv pretty and verv
She tofd hinil that lur
SaUC'.
name
was Betty Bowman, that her mother
was a ban rrancisco washer-woman
and that be ought to know better
than to rush headlong down a dark
stairway. Corona made love to the
American miss and btfie leaving
for the capital he had learned of her
irreproachable though humble life
Once away, Betty's face and jK-rt
ways haunted him fo much that he
wrote to her arranging for marriage
by proxy. He remained in Maz
atlan, the bride went to a convent
school. The' were a thousand miles
apart and wrote to each oilier daily,
the husband constantly instructing
the wife in polite ways. President
Juarez, fearing that Corona's popu
larity would lend the people to give
their vote to the young soldier at an
election then approaching, concluded
to send him as minister to Madrid,
the most enviable diplomatic posi
tion in the eye3 of all Mexicans.
General Corona teiok the washerwo
man's daughter to his palace in Mad
rid and she is now regarded as the
most brilliant aud accomplished lady
at the court of Spain.
(oinx Him One licitcr.
An ingenious tramp, thinking to i pelves tlie I'.-.'ft Extrrna! Ueitietly
wring tears antl money assistance cver inv,..nt,.,l. TiSev will cure osth
from the stoniest hearts with a new j
scheme, gave it an experimental "in, ooUi, coiij;li. rheum iti.iui, neu
trial in the north end. He lias W- j miia. an.l anv local pains,
cided not to patent the in vent!...,, j A " , j f , l fc
He told a north end ladv oi his un- j ' 1
fortunate condition, and'a.-ked if hejtliey :;re infallible in 5;ick-Ac!ie,
mijrht ent pome ol tne prafs in tne
yard. The ladv. not less surprised
than amused, said :
"Certainly."
He went out, ami getting down
on all fours, commenced on the grass
after the neglected and never popu
lar fashion of Nebuchadnezzar, and
apparently not enjoying the diet
any more than that ancient sinner
of olden time. Prt ser.tly the tramp's
anxious eye payght sight of "the ser
vant girl beckoning to him iYoni the
backyard, lie thought a rich re
ward for hi humility was in htore,
and instantly responded
j "Did you motion to me?"
"Yes."
" liat did you want ;
He now wure a look tf
hopeful j
exneetancv.
"You may go in the back
yard if
ii tnlh r
vou want to. The gras
! there."
$1M0.0 Itouartl '.
Will be paid for the detection "nd
conviction of any ierson selling or
dealing inaiiy bogus, counterfeit or
imitation l? BiTTKRs, especially
Hitters or eparation. with the
word Hoi or Hops in their name or
connected therewith, that is intend
ed to mislead and cheat the public, j
or for any preparation put in any j
form, pretending to be the same ns j
Hop JJitters. The genuine have;
a cluster of Grkex Hops (notice this' j
printed on the white label, and are
tho purest and liest medicine on
earth, especially for Kidney, Liver
and Nervous Diseases. Ueware of
all others, and pf all pretended form
ulas or reuipes of Hop J1TTO;: pub
lished in paper or for sale, ai they
are frauds ami swindles. Whoever
deals in any but the genuine will be
prosecuted.
Hop Hittkiw Co..
1 loch ester, N. Y.
In Pompeii, recently, a very beau
tiful fountain was found among
the ruing. It is said to surpass in
beauty any of the fountains hitherto
dur up there. enus is represented
ns riuiniv sin o cIiaII n-ifh I 11 llll ill !
herarml Other springs of 'love are j
seen iieru ttnu niere m "ic
while in the back-ground appears a
Kkokik, Iowa, June A pas
senger train n the Chicago, Uur
linjrton and tf.iincy llailroad struck
3. broken rail near fredericksville
yesterday, fct-TtDrning three coacii
ea and causing a general wieek.
Dyer thirty passengers were injured,
but no lives lost L. E. Marshiek,
who had started on a wedding tour
with his bride, sustained severe in
juries about the heat! and shoulders,
and Mrs. Marshiek was also hadlv
hurt.
liise Coltl a ad Hay Kcvor.
Messrs. White fc F.unlick, Drug
gists, Ithwa, N. . I can reeoin-i
mend Ely'n Cream Balm to relieve j
all pergons sullermg from Uoe uild
and Hay Fever. I have been a great
sufferer from these complaints ; by
using the ialra have had great re-;
lief." I have - recommended it to j
many of my friend3 for Catarrh, and ;
in all cases where tney have used ;
the Balm freely have been cured.
T. Kexney. Drv Hoods Merchant.!
Ithiea. X. V '
A IVIiberate Murder.
Little llix-x, May 31. On Sat- j
y-rdayin Layfayette county, on the.
narAid tirof a i r tr 1 n Tl Pfl r 71 (1(11-
i
I
I
i
JiOuisiana border, a negro named ius chemists, nirutt St., reToi
Wade Reed was reprimanded l.v a Oetian :-ror thoi.tLwVKxt-. Z
Mrs. Reeves for pxssing through her have sol j various bri-i cr - oro - .
yard and leaving the fence gate ! tors. rhicJaa. ana r. roikil,..
down. He left, but soon after re-i T!er,-.r,.. t. t-,
i miiKTj n nil j;uil, C4 1UC111IV lOOkillg I
uu me muy ; out itufc nnuing ner
r i. I ,. . I . i ... a a i - i .
found Mr. Reeves, into whose body
he fired both barrels, riddling it
with shot and prodticint instant
death, .
sawaw-ggiu.l , 7
ome neorde urefer to rmrchaset
medicine in the dry Ute so that
they can see for themselves that !
they are purely vegetable.. Others
have not the time or desire to pre-1
pare the medicine, and wish it al-
leadv to use. To accommodate:
fA"h class the nronrietor of Iv idnrv-
lir . . i ii i ' .
i'ori, now oner mai weu-Known i
ItUlWJ All UUMI U'jUlU tiUU UI f IUI I Iia. L
Sold by all druggist?.
N'ever ask a woman lieraj-e timt
is, not that woman. Ask
other wrman.
some.
I ..... .. - - . . ,!... .-. . . I . . WMritK. J . ' '
TESTED 8E3 FODND WORTHY !
in ftnlpr to bring more tally before the nntlre of
tlie iile tlie ra ueot i iro tni trird remedy,
we hereiiy uirt tin filliOK reliable IrKtlmnnUl
Iroin one ol (lie many who hve been rurtrt, and
whiHte ri utatluu lui veracity ekouut be quea
tiuned. WoobBrsr, S. 3. Mrch 20, ISSi
SvimM BiTTEneUo. :
friNTLBMicx : I hre r-r-l !th rtypTiiii
rul ll Imrnlile elleci eari. Have
fnl liOniirrl ol li-llr- t i- h-iam ao( in
lent weitleivr. with av.ii 1 .inre been Bn-
uliie tu et inet4 of muy fctu!. a rjlil tttK re
t in in wut . iuy mmm- U. mihI -t noattle u
'X$ZXt SiTK OT.S
eatbiwly My It vtnl fnllowe.1 b bentfli ial
rveulte. I can now fit down and enjoy a hearty
meal of ineatu and veiretablee of any kln-l, and
hare a-alned rlxteen p. mints In thre week, and
' run CIPIMHI . ITOHMluriW w ui uc-ia.
! Very renrwllo'ly.
j irprrt(,r
lverym
Al-U-l'STLS rittfllj,
nf V(U'Urr Uity l!a'h Lane, i'rehl'l
oil AccuuiiuudaUon Stat'lea.
The above r-tatemuot cn be relletl o-i.
WM. 1. SX.OTT,
ti-Mayorof the city of Woodbury, N. J.
Sel?h Bittern ! a fare rare Tar dyp"pl.
kMney ami iirer cumpUinL, bllluameei. and all
tieates nl the nujma. b. tore It a trial and yim
will M that Ihn ttt nf Sffnhjh llltteril Is the
,,r.)l ol ltc merit. Wnulrturel br SWEU-
' 1SU hitters (.. w.Knihur. x. j. soia i.y
I may n.
50,000 LBS. WOOL " WANTED!
My A ient are airaln cuvasMnic Somerset and
ailj'iinlnn eounlieewilli a one aiaurtmentof H'me
HUJe WOOLEX GOODS,
lilch we wish to exehanire for W(.KL. My
stock Is lnrer and more varied tlmn ever lefore,
and we exect tu visit all em euMMti In ernann.
1 wani your wonl, nt l'r peculaU'n, but to
work It up In ourown county.
Tu tuu who will hrlnK their wool to the Facto
ry 1 will uy that I have laid In a much Urxer
Mock ol fleneral Merrhandlee than ever Wore
which 1 will be Kiad to ell to yon er trade lor
your wool or other produce. M y Sioa Incomplete
in l"rv tioiMlH, Notion?, lloou aud Shoe.. Hat.
and Cap", Urocerle., linrdware, Qaceti.ware,
Keatty M.ole Clolliliiit, Carpets, etc., at prirts.
that will .urpriae yoa.
Highest Prices Paid for
Wool in Cash or Trade.
New customers wishing n to call will pleura
send card to
WM. S. 3IOKGAX,
QuetiiahoninK, I
May 10. Nomcmet t'eauiy, I'a.
raSKCS C0MZS THE U2TS3U1TT
ED PCFULASITY 0? .
Allccck's Pcrcus Flastsrs?
i IJecnise they have irovel them-
Xervous Deoilitv.
and all Kidnpy
troubles; to the pit of the stomach
they are a sure cure for Dyspepsia
land Liver Complaint.
ALLCOCK'S POROUS
PLASTERS are painless, fra
grant, and quick to cure. Beware
of imitations that blister an(Murn.
(Jet ALLCOCK'S, the only (ienuine
Porous Plaster.
JanSAJmnEOW
ICG 10 1
.1 lift received car loid of KentU; v Saddle
and l!:tncp H'tre?. ttoth gintcle and double dri
ver', comiidiiiit of ercra! pjirs M
:Pine-Stylsd Match Horses
Allcolur?; itoo.1 tc.ien : well broken: ranjrinjj
lrom rive to U year Aid. We (marantee litem
perlectly ouod. bur elnle-lxitcJ rai-ker are
SPLENDID 31 00 VERS!
Anl all tro, In harnew. Petin vlfhlnz tbii
ind oi Hur,0 will du-wll to call on or address
I. AnWSTKOXCJ A SOX.,
Itriieeton, XV. Ta.
mr1
F. W. CLARK,
WHOLSEALE PRODUCE
ANL)
CQMMISSIOH
T,
Corner Main and f.'srk'.t Streei.
JOHNSTOWN, PENN'A.
rl'J
THE NORMAL TERM
ffi PLEASANT INSTITUTE
OPENS KAECH 22d, 1SS2.
Philosopby,
try.
mmercial
tan v.
Literature,
EMMA KEKS. PRltitlnir and llrawlnir
ANNA A. PALM, Piano, Ornan and 'Vocal t'ul
tare.
JinS. A. S. WILLIAMS. Matr-in.
A new brick bulidinar, I.Kir stories. rrx4l feet,
exclusivelr lor lady boarders. A lull course of
iectores free. Superintendent Speiavl and Judxe
lliinier are atnons; tbe lecturers. Mnht teacher
ji;..l lrom the (lonsenauiry of Mm" in H'sitim.
Art and Kronob toaohor )ut Imm P.ns. iilve
tlerman teaoher. Prof. KiiiK'a valuable KUru
tionary trjininir frtt.
Hoardinir In clubs, almnt In the Institute,
43 OA to .! -A Tuiilon, !U. Send for cat.-i..)cuo
and circulars. . .
LKKtlY STEPHF.NS,
jan-"' President,
pver kooo
uggms
;-t
Physicians
nave bigncd cr Eriaorscd the I
I Foilovv-hia RemarKcbi'o 1
Dourriont '
Mer.SaalrTZ jlL" '.,e..-,. I
..o
consider tbein cso of tlie vt
few reliatls Lcuscl.oll r-naCles wortay
of confidence, dicy cxa ouperior to all
other Poroua r!astor3.c; LiiUiuciits t-.-
I external ue. .
i rCj:n" '
rrrcr 13 it j:oeuii.q
fuiicoi praiuci, cf th Lit
11 W
vrhen other r,i'-. f.;i .,
f
i-
1
i
I
j
i
on'Capc:no Plaster,
" "
Toa vrili ho ttisancointed if
chrtn Flncfj m V.;.av... T5-. j
: r " m-.u,.,OTw.
Ai'ui: i:l'.)I1:iiv .t i.'at.w'-1-"
1
Fur s'ulo I.y
CVCOVD,
Man.li 1. Simersct.Pa
orseien
PARKER'S U
HAIR B AXS ATX I
This elegant drcubf
i preferred by ihcM
bo ha re usetl U, ro any
.simlr article, ea k-
it oi its uprrioe
:leatiline and purity.
It contains materials
mly that are beerkra
o U e scalp &ai bjc
Restores tbt Youthful Cotcr to Crtf or TUti Mr
Parker's Hair Balsam rs finer perfirmcd and is
warranaed to prevent falling of the hair and to ns
mave dantiruu anu itching. fl:s-ox A i o , . i.
SOc. and $1 ihi at 4mm in 4rr 4 4Vii.
PARKER'S
GINGER TONIC
A Superfativt lealtk aatf Strtngth lUstortr.
If yon are a mechanic or farmer, worn out whh
overwork, or a mother nrn do a Ly auntiy or boose
hold duties try pAfticaa' GiNCea IcNtc.
If yon arc a lawyer, mu-wer or btMtne? mart ex
hausted by mental strain or anxiotn cam, do xk take
intnxicabr.f stunuUnts,butusc Parker's Giogrr T onic
If yon have Consumption, Dyprptia, Kheinaa
ism, K drey Complaints or any dt'uxder of the lucgi.
stomach. Ikon-eU, bioodorrtenm Pakfx's Cikcrb
lot.lC will cure you. ItistheOreateH Wrd Pimivrr
And tht Best and Surest Cough Curt Cvtr Uul
If you are wasting away tram (, duMp;itioa or
any ctseae or weaLuess and reiuic a titnui.i t take
GiHGm T okic at once ; it vtU mvij -irate and buikl
you up from the ntst dese but wiU never nauaicate.
It has saved hundreds of fives; it may save yours.
CAUTION t Rfo all twtMttt-rtvfl. rrtrr'. Atnw Ttmit it
crFinpOwl l &t bmtmntMlaewto ta tbw9l4,am4tnunf
ilMCOX A C., N. Y. Sftf. aS i lOrty at t4am Ml T14J
GREAT SAVING HI VING DOLLAR alZt
Itsnch ard latting frjrjnce has nuie I
dehehrfid perfia-,e exceedkMaty popitUr. 1 hi
Is not hi a 9 like It. lnustotoo hawf Fi.jHt.- ,
Tom CuLounk ard ,fwk tor sigriature U
n r bottle Aay 4- at r n. ff-.i
caa tpfay rmt, t mad " i -t ie..
LAKuK SAViN't nrryiNu r... ,r r
'e
S500 EEWAED!
OVER A MILLION
or
m 6mii!ttr'i
FREXCH
Kidney Pai
Hare already
lieen 1J In
tbi." eoontry
and In Fran ce.
every one
Whlrh ba iflven
perlert aatl.v
taction :
And baa perform,
ed eurei ereiy
time when
usee)
aecurdlnit to dl
reetiuna. We now Mjl) the ntrirted ana uM!nxoi
thai we will pay the above reward
kx a single care of
LAME
BACK
Tlmtthe Pad Ml to core
This Oreat licme.lv
will POSITlYtXY and PEKMAHTKNTLf
ure l.nuilinco, Ijttnw Hark, fkriallrat,
.rnvel, labfl. Drwpay. Rrlikl'a
IHnrawef tne KKIxeye, nrantlne'awo
nnu Itptentiun of ih I'rlaei, laHaen
inatlwn afitio litdney. I'aiarrb afme)
HlaMltlrr, HI Kb Calarevl Vrlne. fa la) la
til Uarli.klUeer llae, rrteae Heaa
Mean, and in Inctall dlwinlera ot the Hladdrrand
I'riimry Oricana whether contracted by nvate
di.-'eHi'e orTherwl'-e.
U A DIES, if yon are tmfTerlnj frara Female
Wcaknua, leucorrbu:a, or any other diee ol
tho lliadder, or Urinary OrKttna,
YOU CAN BE CURED !
Withrut wallowini naueoaa medicine, t.yilio
ply wearing
PHOF. GTJILMETTE'3
FKE.NC1I KIDNEY PAD,
WHICH CUBES BY ABSORPTION.
I Ask yotir tlmifKl'l Pnor. 'Inmim t'a i
I FasrH Kin.iKV Papi. and take no o.her. II be
I iiaa not tf.4 it, iend f-'-OO and yiu will receive the !
i Pad by return mail.
TESTIMOJilAtS FROM THE PEOPIE.
I Jiiix;l HncmiAS. L-wver. Toledo, ., ay:
one ol rd. (lull oe. t't Preach Kidney ad
corclnieol Loojlia .. j,. . tiree weeks' time. Aly
ease had been iven u; tbe beet doctors a In
curaldo. llurinx all tin- time 1 fu tiered untold
ait'iny and paid out larae .-o'n of money.
tiaoKii rrTtK. J.f . i;ndn. Obhi, eayt:
-l Kuliered lor Ibrec ye.r" with S-iatica and
Kidnev l)ienee. nnd olten . ol to pto alioat o
crutcbui. 1 vi) entirely and , erinaneotly cHre.1
Kflcrvrerlnit 1'rof. tiailtnettt i'reaul; Kidney
Pad four week". "
Sui iRB N. U. Sff.TV, Sylvaaia, f ! lo, write:
"1 bare twen a great nullrrer lor lo year wttb
llriclit'i Diaenee of the Kldnevs. 'or"weekn at a
time wua uuHbleto icetoulol Iwl; took liarreUot
me.lklne.bat they Kve me only temporary relief.
1 wore two of Prot. Onllmetta'a Kbloey Pal ix
week, and I now know 1 am entirely cared."
M R. Hki.ks Jebomk, Tolclo, Ohio, aay :
"'or yearn 1 have been routined, a great )rt nf
the time lo my bed, with iriirorrh.e and lenule
weakneee. 1 wore one ol ttullmetta'a Kidney
Pads and waa cured in one month."'
11. II. U RtKM, Wholesale tlrocer, Flodley, Ohio,
writes :
I .uftVreil Tup ?S vmn with lam. Kak n.l m
three weeks was permanently cored by wearing
,n.i.r KM,r IInlliM.il.'. L'l.l. ...). I
K. t. A.KKHLin(, ju. truciist, IrftgartVporl.
Iud., wben eeudlna; in an order lur Kidney faala.
writes:
'1 wore one of the first onet we bad and I re
ceived more bcnetil from it than anything I ever
ciied. In fact tbe Fads idve better neneral (atit-
met ion than any Kidney remedy we ever told."
Uu SHutjjAkEu, lrucitUt.llanulbal. Mo
writes :
"We are workinir up s lively trade In yonr
Pads, ami are heannz of irood refulta from tbcu
every day."
PHOF. GUllJflLTTS fElNCfl UYS PAD,
Will positively enre Fever and A tne. Dumb
A it no, Axue Cake. Hllious fever, laumilca ami
liiieiieia. and nil disease f lb- Lirsr. Stomach
and Ki.xkI. Pri.-e fl.Ut by mail. Semi for Prof.
Unilmette'i Treatise en tbe Kidneys ami Liter,
irrvoyumu. Amirera,
PRESCH PAD CO..
Toledo, Ohio.
For Sale, Wholesale ami lietail, by
V. -V. JiO YD, Dry gglst,
Mario Somerset Penna
State Normal School,
INDIANA, PA.,
PlteSKSTS ritSt KPASSEO Faiilitibs rot;
r.Rio Teachers mi Esteri-io
THK1U FlKLD Of L.MMJU.
Put
There Is no more noble pursuit tfan that of
moulding human character, and no xreater twne-lai-tor
tiian tne truly survessful teacher.
If you Intend to teach, prepare yourself thor
ouichiy, and thus make yoir work pleasant and
pr btalde for vourseit and of real value to others.
Kvery teacher should take a lull course at a
l.dessioual school, and Pennsylvania oilers you
Hone ett jiertor to that of the
Maiia Normal Mcol cf Mi
1. LOCATION, Beautiful, Convenient and
Uealthtnl.
a. HI ILD1NU aa.1 APPURTENANCES,
nnexeelleil.
3. INSTKt'CTOIIS, experienced and success
ful. 4. OK AIM" ATES stand hiira wherever known.
5. COURSE OF STVUY and plan of Instruc
tion are what yon need if you have determined to
become in earnest and successful teacher.
SPRING TEEM WILL OPEN APRIL, 10, 1882,
FALL TERM WILL OPEH
SEPTEJIKEI. Ith, 1SS2.
I' r furtber urtlculart address,
L H. DUELING,
Principal.
! ROUGH ON
RHEU1VIATISIVI.
The Greatest Discovery
1 X A. 1 SB f a
oi meAgeior tnis
Most. Toi-turing
Disease.
It is Advertised to do Only
What it Has been Known
to do in Hundreds of
' Cases.
ures Rhenmatism !
Criro it a Trial and be Convinced..
..'C-'X.IIOYD,
Ge ?ral Agent,
t. a.
Kaunaf, Pa,
VALUABLE ESAL ESTATE
FOR SALE!
! The fine farm adjoining ho merset borough, fr
' snerly owned hy l-iaae Huans, E, Is ottered for
I sale. Also, 30 Nutl.llng lots on Turkeyloot street.
Somerset. Also, lhe tract ol land knewn as
' -Marble Hill,'' near Couiluen'-e.on tbe It. a. O.
. Kailnn.1.
, wFor lull desrrlntlons of these properties,
'! briira and terms, aoolv to Win. H. Hialth. Presl-
. dent Artisau lusuraaee Company, Pittsburgh, I
, taut
HERMAN Ia. BAER,
All y at-Iw, Somerset, Ps.
naj
I J a ' W
1 v Ic
Ml
a i
era B
Tisr is to uxt tsr wail2g froa
C0NSTIPA90N
ntl other disaes tli:i
oreJ ataie of the Stom
els, when the uie of
l.'owr a di
i and Cow-
DP. HENRY BjaTER'S
J
W;i! give immedile relief.
After conjtijfio;I!is
Biliousness, Dlpepsia,
Indigestion, Diseases cf
tho Kidneys, Tcb'id Liver
Rhoumati3mf rkxincss.
Sick Headache! Less of
Appotito, Jaunlcc, Ap
oplexy, Palpifitions,
Eruptions and pcin Dis-
eaSOS, etc., fhich these
Bitten will epeediiy cure4jj B"ovioi;thpcm.
KeeptheSloiura.Brwvj, ,JW.r Orjjut
iMgnoi KvwliMj order, mut 4rfrct hraltb.
will be the remit. LadlOt1"'1 "then tub.
jecttsSICR Hadaehwl relief
andpenntimt enre bynhe Auftheie Bitten
Hein: umIc and mildly
trgattve they
PURIFY Til
BLOOD.
Price 25 cts. D
i bottle.
war sal b ail aealen 1
leucine. Srni
onnw w panpojei. tree, trt
KMX dlrertiona.
Eni,wnui.uu,rr.
tarliisUa, Tt
jatct-ly
BEST!
tiudnesiww belore tbe pul
Ik-.
-o iuitB money
rk fur ue than at
t'anitai not
faMer
anvthln
weedetl. W e will tan ou
mi a day and un-
wartlfi made at bume hy tbe
tutriou.i. Mtn amt
women. Ixiya ard Rirlf, ial everywhere to
(ors lor as, isow 11 tbe tiny 1 on ran work In
npare time only, or iriTe youwbole titut to the
nnrineea. lou can live at hfeeaml tleti.e work,
Wo other butlnee will pay fit nearly a, well. No
one ran tali to make enormol-ay by enKKini( at
once. 0tly outbt and ten
ree. Motif v made
fart, eaftlv. and bonorablv
Co., Auiruita, Maine.
Addrem, Tri k &
Perl-ly
PATE
MTS
oMaineil. and all bnlnen t the 1". S. Patent
Ottlo, or In the Courts atteni-'l to fur MODERATE
FEES.
We are npnorlte the V.f Patent !ffi, en -
paired In PATENT BUSINESJEXCLUSIVELY, and
can obtain patents iu leea titti timu tbusHi remote
lrom WASHINGTON. I
When moilel or drowfptr llnt we advlM x i to
of r TMtmtMiuw (Vm ..t . m l w. h, un
CHARGE 1IMI FSS WF ORTIH ?ATFKT.
We refer, here, to the Po-4nater. the Sapt. of
the Money Order Mvlrlon. l to ..tli-ialc d the
S. Patent Office, t or cfrular. ailvb-e. ir.n,
and reference to actual elini in your uwu suif
or county, addre? I
C. A. SN(iV & CO..
Uppoi e Patent m!ee.
(U'tsmiiKtML, 1. C.
SOMERSET COIW Mil
i
(ESTABI.lSIir.n 1S7T.!
CHARLES J. HARRISON,
CASHIER AMD HAHAGER.
OUectkuii uxii'it In all narts of the t
CHARGES MODEBATE.
Partle wi.h;nir to end m mev C"t cun lie nc- I
comniodaUnl by drait oil .New" York lo any mi. j
t'ollectioni mule wilh I'ruuptnrri'. I . S. Jloiide I
bouicht and add. Mouey od v;ilui!ili witri-d :
by one of Dlelxdd'iicelMirirml atrt, with a .ir
Kent a Yale 30 UO time k k
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
Mir AU lea-al holidays ub-rved.'a
.ic-r
GOLD.;
Oreut chancetomaac mt:.
ey. Those who alwuvs
take ailvantaveof tbeir"ot
chance to make monev :
ti.t are uflrreU. uenerallv tecome weaiLhv. while '
tlioe wbo do not Improve such chaaces remain I :
poverty. We want inanv men. women, L.y.tind:
Kirls, to work for us rixbt In their usn ka-iliiirs. ;
A ny one can do the w..rk pp.perly lrom tbe nri ;
strt. The boeinens will jay more than ten times i
ordinary wae. fcxjienuve outllt furnisheil lr.e. I
Noone who eneanes ialls to make m-ney rapiuiv. !
Vm caa devote your whole time to the work, or -billy
your spare moments. Fall information and ,
aatbiit is ueeded sent Iree. Address Mixsox :
i'M. Portland Maine. Dec.-lyls '
FOUTZ'S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
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ml iviwdcre w !1 rr.rr or prevent ilmsf evsr.T
ui iiiiu ll.ir--an.: (.iilr areMii u
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. POUTS, Proprietor.
BALTTMOEE.XD.
leb 1. 1.
BRICK! BRICK!
The nndersivned rcspectiully Informs the pri
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Uc that be is again eug4ged in umuuui.'tur;ni(
llrk-k. of a Sutx-rior (ualily, ;
j and in La rye Quantities, as.1 Lh prepared t t'.l :
! onlers prowiptly by tbe j
Thousand or Car-Load.
Irallderf and (Tontractors will fin.1 It to their)
advantage lo examine my stork betbre bsyinic I
elsewhere.
TJIOS. MAXWELL,!
FAIRIIOPIl 1
May 10. Nomerwel Co.. Pa. i
KMTABLINBEO 1436.
5os. 501 and 203 Main Street, j
JOmfSTOWN.Pil,
WHOLESALE k"l KETA1L !
DRUGGIST,
AND DEALER IN
PEBFIJMERT,PAIMS, OILS
(llass and Putty. Hair and Tooth Brnsbes, Fancy
Articles, Toilet and Shavinr Soaps, a.-.
Family Me.iirines and I'hyk-Uns' Prescrip
tions aecurntely eompoun lei. aprlu
Tbe following Staillons will slant at Highland
Slock Farm :
STRATH ERN!
imported from Scotland In DwtribfT : three ytan
old, coming lour; Bay la oolnr: weighed 1SJ." on
the first day of April, mod will weigb, when iuliy
matured, 00. lusuniiK-e, i'M.
HIGHLAND CHIEF !
Bon rhon Chief, oat of Fkii Mclror, by Ms
o Chief. Injuraooe. ten. ,
HiHBfflONIW COLT!
bv Alhamhra. rut of Lady Ftnter. hy Stldings
A" hdallab, ae by old Abdallah, sir of KysdtiT
MambletoDian. Iasuranco, 41',.
To the Breeilers of Somerset and a.1 joining
Countiea, I would say, in their respective elaaes
no better siree ran be lound. In raising stork it
leys to breed only to the best, either for dratt or
driving purposes.
P. HEFFLEY k CO.,
Somerset, Pa., Atril 11. 'tu.
LOTS FOE SALE!
Tile underijmetl offers Jor mile a !
"SfflhCi ot Lou, In tho ,
BOBUrGU OF LICOMEU:!
some of which would be very raltahl Utr making !
Brick. Tbe day is or goo' :
verv eonvenien t to Depot. Brh
juallty.
rk will I
iiirati
demand here this Summer, and at all times.
JDH.V MrFAULAND.
Llponler. Westmorelan-I Co., Pa. marl
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE!
i.
1 will sell at private sale the real estate ol lian
Id Balrd. dee d, "llomte on West Main street, in
Komerset borough. Fa,, on whk h Is erected a two,
itory hrirk dwelllug house, stable and oilier out.
buildings. As tbe vacant k is very desirable Ibr
bulidiug purposes, the prope.ly lll tx .M in
two parcels, or as a buld, ae ymehaser may de
sire. for rail prtieuiars as te tuiati, etc., enquire
ol
OEO. W. PILE,
Agent. Somerset, Pi.
MA1EAIS ITTIES
Jf - ' aj4aFf ouTZin
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A LARGE
PARASOLS
FANS,
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SILKS AND SATINS, NUNS' VEILINGS,
BUNTINGS, ILLUMINATED DEBEIGES, NEW
PLAIDS and STRIPES for Combination Suits.
Clihitzes, 3lorries, (Jingliams, Zanzibar Suitings, &c.
Also, a Ris Assortment of
GLOVES -A3STID HOSIERY!
in I'ot'on. lUrY.r SiU : r..I !.i:- Thrfa.U.
Zephyr Shawls, Ulsters and Light Coats,
GEO. KEIPER & CO.'S,
255 & 257 MAIN STREET, JOHNSTOWN, PA.
OXK PRICE TO ALL,
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farAVIilTIC FOE SMIES
HENDEESON
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DEALERS I5T
NO. 106 CLINTON STREET, JOHNSTOWN, PA.
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Parlor Chamber
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We would respeetfn lly c-.ill the attention
"r I.anie and Kievant line of Knmliure. all ol
i lower man rirtsnurKti prices, t-uon rrjpus ami
1 branches attended to.
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L. R: -a. 4afajaa-. aa4iL. . "a.-. W ' ' V ' 'i Zlu H ' J , J " -
$7
LOUIS LUCKHARDT, JR.,
ii n en nlon Street,
j HE.M.KB 15
WALT HAM, ELCIN, SPRINCFIELD, ROCK
FORO HAMDEN, HOWARD and
SVtlSS WATCHES, in Cold
and S.ver Open-faco and Hunting
Cases, Key and Stem wintfi'g Watches.
A F.LL LIS
EF CHOICE
kcej
in to.-it all
DRUGS, MEDICINES
'Alum, Borax, Sulphur, Rkchello
i .. ... r.nJnhnr rum
rwic9ii, v L ' ' lr ' " - '
Manv artioles sui-h a Creun oJr.-rtar, Soda.
J . . Ii. .1 .....
Packaijrt are largely a.lultr.ited.
il kte them
STRICTLY ZFTTRIE!
Flavoring Kxtnrts. Vantlli, I.in .n, a1?..
tney are m--i.le Irooi n.tliing out
THE feEST
eooil. If older, 1
In Dr. tnfl, I Lt-t. Tenn.1. older. Klue
ar..ao All the leading Patent Molicines. St.
Hitters, August Flower, tieruian Sijruis Morse In.
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS!
Ph.l.inV Presrrhtlns and rtmllv Keelots
pensed. Fanry and Toilet- Articles m Ireat Variety. Spe-'iai ivJ aud K)e Ulassesto iJ
fapert, riinnb iim,bs. .-nooi iuhi, laic.. rcncn, jua. r.ii.ti'.j:. -
kliKis tlountry merehauts are IntSed lo call and girt o.K iiU.u va tirocer-Drags.
Stationery, ae.. fcfi.
lftHjod thsKls and Ia'W TrUff i!I sex-ore the Prug Trade of Sx.uieret Cii
serurett. Call awl see me whether j.u wish to buy or uot. i;etjcctiully.
AfMM(Vrn lUOCIC
iirew STfimei stock
4IM I Par a W M4M aavaass w a
! AT JENNERTOWN.
1 have )0"t opene.1 out one f the bnest and
' Iiest storks ol good ever brought to this county,
i which 1 am ottering at
: iOW jrJilo I
iry ieonds, Notions. Irets Ooods, Qneensware,
Hardware, and In fact every tb lot ufually
kept In a ut.CKsL niUKti
Don t forget that BABWAISst are to
b bad. No nor in tbe county given belter goods
lor the same none.
J.J. GRIFFITH.
119-2m
PENE'i1
STOCK CF
AND SDN-SHADES ! ,
AXUNO DEVIATIOX.
& ALEXANDER
e i
and Library Furniture.
of the citiiens of S imerset nnd adioining eonntla-i to
weich Is ruarmtccl to ba Virst-cbuu. .! nri.
prices .-nt on 3M!lcatla. I ndertakinir in ll lis
IIi;I)i:tSO al ALtX.UVDEK,
.o. loft C linton Street, Jobnntown, Pa.
MUSICAL
SSTME8TS.
the U'ir.x a.iJ i l..l
AND CHEMICALS
Epsam and Clauber Salts Crilorato
Arnhir. S.lH Pnrn. Ac.
- - - - .
Cinnamon, Cloves. (Hoger. fc.5.. thu
... U . I ...I .'it! l'. kII
ire at up Iu
in bulk only, nnl will Ousirantee all tk le to
j.ut n under e r :vs name, and Mas
't thai
MATERIALS!
VltroL Iodlg. Muriate Tin. CorhlnoK
K. Solferaw
Jae.ii HI. rerun. Manalln. Kl.lnej weal, "
'.inn Jt-ot ftllr, .iy Kalm, ae., ac.l
tilled with .-are. art.! none but
r4g
,iL Most
trr nf alb
Starts..
ty, th iWoV"
G. int. BOYA
- - - SOME&SEr.YA
forsalb.
. .,, . ,nrlnlnr about Oae Hun A
va.a..r.- - - - dBV-Bre IsO-J
ana iw-ai'';--.- t.ti
ai-res ot tne " ---- , jjk
aestla ana r --- ----
omer Vail'.', iwenry-uv. r-
eluhtv a-res splendid grain and pasture land, oti
Zo-rnri:,: b.. tt.ted tr. -
'VTOrK:-Tiiii..F.KiL.i-.
I:."'. ' - .n J one-half mi-, where sar
always be found u eaab grain and nay market.
TERMS BAST.
S.lHi.
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a;sl Wood lead Ave.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Oi laqulre ef . W. Lcnntoo, Latrobe ,W
morelaad Co., Pa ) wstu-U
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