u
f
-
4 -
I'
The Heal yucwion for Voton.
There i no lack of false iuucs,
but there
only one real question
tor lkCpulmcuus to consider in lhf j 0f tjie uIjit is little likely to win the place m which it i published,
present canvass. That question is ianj 1101I the people; so without j If the paper is full of home adver
briefly, ''which partv, taken on its j meaning it our Knipht of the Lon ; tiseraeiits it shows that the merchants
record, is entitled to administer the yara sr-nrp nnr noir.t for Gen. Ilea-! have on hand good stocks of mer-
atlairs oft he tate and ol the nation jver Ie gays again that it is a most chandise, and are seeking to advise
The Republican party arose in 1" 'remarkable fact that so many moral j the public of the kind, variety and
and became a factor, crystallized as;mf.n anj mell of surling worth sup- i general characteristics of tin -ir stock,
an organization in lboCt. and won its : j)(;r; tjje Republican ticket, and with ! Manufacturers who advertise their
first national victory in 1SG0. Since I tjie nio?it astounding moral and logi- j waies not only inform the public
that time it has len practically the; cal obliquity he proceeds to commis- what they an- making but sit ihe
shaper of national policy and the!crt the rucral men and the party same time inform the world that
controller of national destiny. Its j wX,jiort-tl bv thcni. For the first theirs is a inaiiul'irtiirini' town,
doings are facts ef record. The an-;tj,,t. j., hi.-i' -rv we learn that moral- IVr insiam-e, it' you - in any of
i.als of Congress exist without a- jtv ali,j WOri.!i s.p: indicative of laek the Wal jiiper the .ilvertieiii-tits
brak. Not a page, not even a line sense and j.i udence, but we are :.f ti-hools iii the particular locality
hae been expunged. Such as it is -v,.j content to have there men on i in whieh th papT I published, the
every man who can read and who r,r .j,, . ti:,.v. i,nVe a very serious 1 natunal iii!Vre!;ee i that the commu
cares to act upon information in cas-j iaiIt; 0f winning ihe cause they i nity in that loc:.!ity patronize edu-
iniT Vila Viltp rJin fnle:ll tO it and ! , 1 .ii.rv.tt '.-ititi-k nn.! di i irr.tt.p tr -T:tnt
form his conclusions. It is not a;mj it in our lieals to pity fieneral
w.,r1 ifhrsw-rU reeord ! t. i : i. . . V..P.
.x,. " f " j lt ill I i iI lldt lli r U V II Ii.rrviUr.
we mean a record without an error. ; --,, iart v r(.j-,rt.-sented by the braver
But just as it is the party goes upon ;of f;ie Lantx-ter Ii,!dtijrncer may
it before the people and , (. a prou,l .vn-e of independence
asks their euffrnges. The party doesjm standing a;art from the pulpit
not ask oblivion for a single paye ol jajl( thenioral sense of the communi -
that record. One high purpose runs ;. V( lUt the Republican Party is by
througnit all.irom jmihoiw, anu
that purpose relates to universal lib
erty as a basis just government,
economy in the administration of
national and Stateaffairs, and a fault
less public credit.
On the other hand stands the record
of the Democracy from 132 to llO
as a majority party, and its record
from 1SG0 to 1"S2 as a minority par
ty. The first act of a Democratic
President was an act in violation of
ali his pledges in consenting to the
destruction of the Tariff of 2S. A
brief jeriod of Whig rule gave the
country the Tariff of 1S42, under
which "the wages of labor and the
opportunity to labor profitably in
creased, and the country entered U
on a period otthritt after the collapse
of l"5'i7. The Democrats returned to
powerin 14" under a distinct pledge
to the people to maintain the Tarill
of 1 S42. Their first work was to abol
ish that beneficent measure and
substitute for it the Tarill' of lS-ld.
The result of this perfidy was seen
in the collapses of 1S17 and lb", the
decrease of the wages of la!or and
the universal prostration of our in
dustries. Meantime the question of
the extension of slavery into the vir
gin Territories arose, ami the Demo
cratic party struck hands with the
oligarchy, who believed and taught
that cap'ital should own lultor, and
in collusion with the oligarchy
brought on the rebellion of iSt'.l.
This is history as derived from
the record. Ssnce 1'1 the Demo
cratic party has used its j tower to
obstruct and hinder the government
ordained by the people. It opposed
amniendment of the Constitution
intended to secure the result ot t!uJ
war for national life. It opposed
everv reconstruction measure and
taught that rebellion against Feder
al authority is not a crime. Of all
the great measures of finance which
constitute Republican financial pol
icy the Democratic leaders have not
aided in adopting one. They have
opposed all that now, after years of
successlul operation, they annually
annrove. The country as it exists
to-day, with all its varied industry
its thrift, its high credit, and its
place among great nations, is liter
ally the creation of the jeople
through the Republican party.
The State of Pennsylvania, with its
vast fixed capital applied to the de
velopment of its great resources.
with its great railway system and
numerous local markets, and with
its preferred credit, is simply a mon
ument of the wise rule ol the Ue
ttublican nartv. The ouestion for
Republican voters is ''which party
has earned the right to administer
State and national ail'airs taking
each upon its record ?'
Gen. Reaver, and his colleagues
on the Republican ticket, represent
the record and the resuitoi licpuou
can rule. Mr. Pattison and his col
leagues on the Democratic ticket.
represent the record of that party
from 1 S.12 to 1 SS2. 1 f Andrew J ack-
son could not be trusted to resitcct
his solemn written pledge to defend
American labor ami enterprise
againgt foreign capital and pauper
labor, how are we to trust Mr. rat
tison with the vast interests of
Pennsylvania? His pledges, if
made, would be made to the ear on
ly to be broken to the hope. An
untried man ; a man dominated by
the most sinister intluence known in
State politics ; a man who, whatever
disinclinations may be, would prove
as wax in the hands of that influ
ence to prefer such a man
to a man of positive character, and
of the known ability and exalt
ed patriotism ot General Reaver,
would be to prefer the record of
Democratic misrule and Democratic
hostility to the vital interests of the
country. We cannot Iwlicve that
the Republicans of Pennsylvania are
afflicted by such midsummer mad
ness as that would indicate.
Rut that is exactly what Ih publi
can division, if maintained at the
polls, means, if not meaningless.
Only one of two results is possible
in Pennsylvania. Either the Repub
lican or the Democratic record must
be endorsed, and whichever shall be
endorsed, and whichever tdiall le
endorsed will owe its endorsement1
to the Kepublicar.s of Pennsylvania,
There in no scape from this conclu
sion. Thefinccasuistrv which teach
es that a vole for a Kepublioan oov
ors tno o
hi;, .f tin. i;..?uii. i-m
Vott-r to I : t: lil Hepu!
lean ascen
.loney onht iiot to thc-ivfanyhody
who does nut want to Ik' Ui'o iyetl
Tfio oast; lo ltrpnhlicaii voiiv oould
not ho plaitit-r were tht-ie only two
candidates in the field J leaver ami
I'aUtsiin. I'r.K-ti.-ally their arc hut!
two candidates, ot.e an advanoed j
iN pnMioan, the oth r a leaelionary
l-mtr;tt And Kepuhiirans inn.-t !
noose twee;i mom. ;
U Itaal.imV Ask l-al?
Its-
:is liinuofi 'verv pohliodl
brought to the surfuoe n .
iu.-s ol iu. 1, very aiivi, us to prove
tlnitthur ot remote, tutyr was ,
iho fdimius nn,i ria-n l-y the
,...t.m, ........... .,.., u-.iv ...,.., r,
versed in In-reditv ivtiuld Ik- verv
owl to se;ir n uk- itiiiiiiiii v t'l
. . ,1 : 1 . 1 :.
p.i .,. t.iiHM. ite.iKt. p.-
1 1 i 1 .. . t
ito7yiinrr,Tpcc:alJv on the fatlo-r's !
.:.).. Ti.:.. ..... . : !i :..: 1 .... 1 1 .. J
1 .. 1 . .1 . t i.l.
wv ttw 1 111 y to:ti liw ieiii:iveo i.e-1
. 11- . . .. . ., 1 - i .1 '
'.ui.lM'aiis haw a. tualiv laid their.
. .. ,.,,.,'
nan-Is it iho pulpit and constrained
.0 ....... 1. - . i. ir.
11 in itii p ! i ' .iv a j;ii wtwu it j i ni. i.JiLU iji 110 iiir.ti, 1 III 1101
(Jeneral I leaver and the ticket he going to call in.elt' unybiKlyV .1k-rirMnt.-.
It i-:;re.ty to the cndit 'diout servant. J'll wnU iiio pcti
if the good sens- anl patriotism of-tion myself."
ministers that tin V have been bold 1 She fteiined to tlie desk, drew a
1. .-.i .i.d,.,.-o . 1. -..i,....
recogiu'.e the ;ilcrencc lK'twn
mere partv p.di'.ics .md the broad I
spirit uiiderUing tho general weal ; .
but n..t evu: a child with the slight-1 law to etop it t here'll bo a row in the i
.T-t intelligence id mpposo that 'old Eiu'htii Ward, and don't ym for-.-1,
they h.ive I Hen constrained to do -petit!"
, ., , j.i .i-i.i 1
wltat thov def ined to be their dut;r.i
duty. j
IU.:,lysl.s howmuch ?Koplewhoj
Jo not act from principle, but fioru I r
I iuapule or petty t-pite. fear men who
! aw movpfl bv 1hl?Ii and hoi v motives.
i f.., fl mrtv or ciioue which cannot -
jcomnianf thecontidenceand respect
traiition and usage leiM?ndent on
both of these forces and ie r.ol at all
ashamed of being so, strange as it j papers, it is true of everything else
may aiqie.tr. Rut the. writer outdoes 1 in the j taper. The local newspaper
himself in childish folly a little fur-1 is a fair r preservative of the com
ther on in his article, when he sayslimudty in which it is published. If
that probably seventy live tnousand
people will not vote the Republican
ticket, but aid in handing it over to
the Democrats. It has been asserted
by some practical joker that figures
never lie, but unfortunately men do,
and figures marshalled by such are
apt to go through very suspicious
motions, but we wouldn't find much
fault with the figures, as we must
have humor iu the canvas, had not
this assining scribler actually dared
to call that pitiful corporals guard
the people of Pennsylvania. One
might just as well call Tug Wilson
the people of England or Sulhvan
the people of lloston, as a few sore
heads and chronic growlers the peo
ple of Pennsylvania. Had the vot
.... 11
ers ol this State one toot that could ; the richest, hut the most moral and
be brought in easy proximity to that j honest, having the best and most re
scribe, they would be likely to send fined tastes, or those who are most
him on a lengthv aerouaulic excur-
sion for his ignorance and impu
dence. It is very true that religious ; their children up to be the best men
ami mortal men irrespective of j tarty j and women and the most worthy
are hastening to the assistance of the j citizens. It is this class that patron
Republican nominees, and we do j ize a good family newspaper by sub-
not wonder at it at all, for we should
greatly wonder if it were otherwise.
In fact the disgust with Pattison
and the political Latter Day Saints
is so great that Reaver grows stron
ger day by day, and can afford to
stand still and see the salvation of
the Lord.
The I'wsol l lie Collar.
Dr. ieorixe Thui ber. tho veteran
horticu'turist, points out in the
Amrric'in A'jf'wn'.UiriM for Septoinhor
some of the uses of cellars in keett
iiir living jdant:
Kvorv olio knows tho importance
of a good cellar in preserving wge- i
tables, but to those who row How-!
ers it is of equal value in keeping nr m Mount street is occupied by
jtlants not used as foo.l. There are h-mte agent. Those, however are
many thinvrs which can lie kept Uy no moans the only examples of
throimh tho winter, in a state of sus-!tlie kind; in patririui (Jrosvouor
ponded animation, so to speak, iro- j street, for instance, the wry last
vidod thov do not actually freeze or ! I'iaw m the world where you would
become killing drv. "Tiioro," said expect to find them, prolessors ot the
a Gentleman whoso place is one i
the manv near lloston. well wort!
there IS the most valuable
.r tho uli.tlc" To ir(, !
. .i
structure
from one part of the grounds to an- j
other, on high land, a bridge was
neitled, two heavy walls were built
of stone; a roof of timbers was
made ami covered with earth. This
gave both a bridge and an above
ground cellar, a spacious one. too,
in which tender and half hardy
plants, so largely used iu the deco
ration of the grounds, were kept j
during winter. Mo-t persons will, j
however, content themselves wiin a ;
boneoellir and there is more dan- i
noufeectiiar, ana inire i., inore uan :
frer llslljlll V 1 'tat. IT Will IIO lOO Warm
,tr usuai i l'-'u" Uli ' t-""n"'""
rather than too com. 1 ne tempera-1 "' "'". i""i!-iu ",J-3 i'""v5
tureshould be kept as near 4(T as l on every second door afford ample
possible. Light, if admitted at ail, ' indication. On a similar principle,
should bo put little, at most a sort of! Dover street alntui.ds in private
twilight, forwedonot wH) the plants j hotels, and Dernere. street 'the scene
to grow, but to keep in a state ofjof Theodore Hook's wicked joke , m
complete rest. It will not do to ut
terly neglect the plants thus stored.
They will need very little water, but
eFjtecially towards spring, must have
onoun-li to sustain life. In such a
cellar may he kept those shrubs that
are just on the verge of hardiness.
1 he vanegatitl Hollies, lape-lcssa-mines.
Oleanders. Pomegranates,
and a long list of ot iter evergreen
plants: also Fuchsias and other do-
cidious shrubs that have a complete
rest during winter. Jerariiuras, and
other bedding plants, taken up and
planted out in bos of soil, will
keep almost as well in tho cellar as
in a greenhouse, indeed a good
cellar, well used, is worth more to the
average amateur than a greenhouse.;
Hw She I'etil iim I.
A woman who wanted the (Vim-
mon Council to pass an ordinance
to forbid goats front running at large
in her neighborhood, called at a
tore on Michigan avenue vo.-terdav
to ask the proprietor what sort of a
petition she must send in.
hv, vou want to state tlu Case
just 2 you have stated it to mo," he
fopiieu.
"lut how shall I begin?''
'Well, let's s.-e. I
in-iievf they
-i .t r i
usually Klart o(j' v. itl
to iiii- noil. 1 1
ti;' I'.tniou.n t!uunoil."
1 don't U lit-vo it.''slii ovt .,;j,,(d.
and turiiii.'j t a oj.-.'w;mor she ;:p-
peulo'i to linn to dtvldo.
"1 ani not sure how a pvtiti.n
"ins." he said, "hut 1 know iii.;t it
mast end up with: Aniwewi
.e.r !
pray. '
"Not it;.'j li we won't," ;ro.v!edj
t!io wottj-in. - AJtT a drove of goats'
n:ss waiKt n a;i n- :ne rooi my ; j
I ItoU
e I.T i,ih nasi vear. Jli.l euteti '
, 1-1 1
Up thn o o.llie .Iroscs. t H u t heels '
! .. . .1 1 . .1 : 1 . r - . 1
i! a nt n . 11111 lor mo, 1 m not gu- -
in t: lir.iv to ;i;iv oiio. M;ivbe-
the butx !ur i.ext doorkuow l.o.v to '
iix it. j
.he wvi.t in :.r,.i tho to ;
the butcher, and he tht.L-ht it over j
so-ms to mothut it slmu'd tn.-
pa wiiti Million in" jiki- in our
rl , ti 1 it '1 i
1.. ir.r-uuie.nsii ne mi.i,
1 .1. 1;
hot I'm not s-uro."
.. .1 1
I
I
l' , . ,'. , 1 . ':
..v i 1 . . .1 . ,
No. tnadatii. but its the t-irii'. vou !
- -
see."
.-u- n c . . . r t- .
UHiir itovooo v s KiTt:oen ivilTk' i
i. t' 1 :.. e. : t . 1 1
lin.shod. It read: ,
"I'm after Iieinir U.tltortd to doalh T
bv gn;Us, and if du don't tmss a I
!
J.rmvnsville leports oighty-two
e w cases o- yellow fever.
The Literal Xevaper.
; Every one knows that a local I
newspaper usually fairly represents
: itpi.reciates the advantages of cdu -
i ,...t;...,.,i ;,..;.:,.,.., i L tl. .:..
t uir t t i --... m v ..--...-
1 with church notices. A local paper
j that contains the announcements of
rtiiioiis meetings in.p!i-s that the
; community in whicii the pafer is
1 puldished is a moral, religious,
church-going one. If this is trjie,
las regards educational and religion-
advertisement and notices in local
it is a high-toned, moral, newsy and
wide-awake, it shows tnat the com- true mat at mosi mersesn'" qui im
munity in which it is published is a comfortable for a sum not exceeding
moral, wide-awake community, or os. uuat,i. oe . o.... . ......
it would not sustain such a paper, luncheon on orumary uays, and
On the contrary, if the paper is low inks good ale and claret 1.1 mod
in its tastes, and its advertisements f ration. I here will also be a month
are of a low order, it is just as sure l.v uoscripltoii ol about a sovereign
that .the people who buy it are 0f to keep up theestabhshment: vh.le
the same class as the itaoer. Xews-Uho Government stops eight days
papers, like all other things, are j W every year lor the same pur
made to supply a mark. A com- I tllllt VV1!1" J" ?'! " nc,;r
.i.;,.l. " t .. ,,...1 who is content with good plant lood.
111 11 m 11 t u i:u 11 ti.iuir i ii' 11 . iv.
sentative paper should sustain it.
The best paper in the place should
receive the patronage of the largest
number, and w ill do so if the largest
number are the best class of people.
Ry the-best class, we do not mean
amiutious to cultivate the nest ami
most refined tastes and to educate
J scriptions, in order to have it read
ln tho latiiilv. anl tm ri;is :tiso ,
whic'i advertise in it t lot tlio com- j
mui.itv know wliut t!iov iiavt to j
s( 11 o.iid where to huy.-
-llarrlsbwij
I.oii.loti Stre'ls
j livery one knows that Paternoster-1
row lias been from time immemorial i
jthts hoadijuar'.cis of puhlishors, !
I Holy well i-lreei of retail book-seiiers. j
! lying Acre ofooaoh m.ikers, W'ardour
!.-ireelof furnilure and picture ileal-1
j ers, and Ierinondsey of taiiiu-rs ; nr
are even woasional visitors unaware
th:;t. if thov want a town or country
residence, almost every tinnl trroumi
healing art have pitched their lents.
lrom tlie prosperous M. D. whose
.i ..... ........ .I...... .....
oiougnaiu may it rren u.iuy aun
consultation hours waiting at bis
dor, to the struggling beginner who
visits his patients ( when he has any )
on foot, and for whom tiie question
of rents ami taxes has a perpetually
appalling signification. Why so
many disciples of Hippocrates,
known ami unknown wealthy and
comparatively jienniless. should thus
congregate together is an enigma
sullicieiitly dillicuit of solution to
puzzle even an acrostic guesser. nut '
" . . "r'' i
ens agglomeration of t tie same nater-!
. ;,ii i.; ,
1,14 v.ml iii iiuiiitiiuii-ruv.L
, - .. .. , , ,
music snops ; r leeisirecf, v.aincr.ne
street and Wellington street supply
half tho London newspapers, while
Mortimer street and its immediate
neiL'hoorhooil appear to ho recg
n.,J
nized places of refuge for servant
igenoies and Trench
t h , . . . . :
- :
iailliu.l.".n.
Mane heater street is a curiosity in
I .-1 li
N i:ti- it. t't tittri- v rtriil Oeiievn.
, J .'" . .i .
Jeutlv devoted to tbe aooommooa-
tion of strangers : it
ii rii.iiti-ira , ti in r? ntu.
thriving hotels, glaring at each other
on opposite sidt s of the road and
everv remaining house in it. without
...
exception, is It t out in apartments, j
Hop Itittein are tU Turosl att.l IWi ;
P.t tiers Kver Matlo. !
rhov are comnounded from Hons. 1
j Malt. iuohu, Mandrake and Dande
lion, tue oldest, host and most val-
uahlo medicines in the world audi
contain all the host and most cura-
tive properties of ail other remedies,
heing the crea'.t st Itlood Turifo-r, !
Liver Regulator, anl Life ami
Health Io. storing Ajrent on eaith. ,
No disease or ii! health can possihly j
long exist where those Hitters are
used, so varied ami perfect are thei.-1
opera ti'dis. i
Tltty give netvlifcai.il vigor to the
a'od ami iuiirrn. To all wiiose em-!
ployme'its caiuo ii-r-id..ity ! I tie- i
ow Is. o.r urtnarv . o or w m
retjt.tiro the Apeiiy.t!. T-nde. and;and t'lritt-titinf. rie.ii-i ,,(V ,J,..I
! mild Stimulant. Hop Li': is t;r in-; sired tint ; red is prlahlv lr
i Valual'le. heins: i.ih'v euralive. tun- ' color. Keep the cattle aw:iv itt.'il '
aii.t'.
No matter what your feelings tr !
! sy m: toii:s are, wltat too Ol-eae ir ,
. ' . . - I !
nlrin i.t is, use Hop Litters. Don't !
wait tinnl ytu are sick, hut it you
uniy lo'. l ii.nl or mi.-er.ilile. use J lno ;
i'tcis ,it once. It nia
.-ave Vl,r!
t:. - it 1 1 1 1. ...,
uitiiuinin him: on-li Miru i
., ... A-,UI -, i, .
t .... ., ,11 ... ,..., ,...!..
'1 ,,.. .,r-,; 1. . .. . 1 1
sniri,r i.ut' u anJ u ; UvinUt llS(.
Hop JJitter- j
I;, i(.ri,l,er, If,,,, i'.itters i.s no!
vU (iru,.reiI lmi;i.M1 J, ,ut ,
'ure-t ill:. '.est Medieii ..- eor
laitloitl.o ' litvaiid's Fiiend ami :
1 1. . . ,,.i , . , , ,, , ;i..
,,(,f',). flfio "o ptroii or laimly 1
l.,.. , u lb. .til !...... Trv tl.r.
- .... v. .
. 1
I'U.l I" l'l ll
An Arkansas .editor, in rotiriiiL'
irom tiie t (liioi oil control ol 11 news-
1
par r, fan! :
5 '.,,. f ,. , , ..
It is witii fotlinir of sadne.-s that
.- ., ..... i
.. . 1 . , .',1 1 . - . iv. iii.il- iilllllir
we retire tr-m tho active control ol ; too charge against b;m nor demand 'strength to the weak and iot to
this paper but we leave our journal . Ixwt by jury. Judge Iwe!l over'-1 fhr nervous ; harmless di-.rrh.ea
iiu .1 eiiueiimii niiy i amor nian
: c mr, uiunwiuiy, lonatu.ie u. .
I 1 e.nl!.ni:l1- id 1-n.iu n i n '
Ill gennoman is well known
v.v.., . r , .,,,.,.)
" !
v... .... i
fr yt.f'tH , 1. ' . '
t),,.' u;i.'f V(j;a y
-J. . n ' ',
' Kelalw doinround.
'
i:tt iiav.e bt.en bedridtlen
!v cured
ijwliam g
,,-"""u- !nu,,r.,v,.,ulg t!..-,t ,1 tho limbed:
Vote for Con. Jam. g A. jkaver ;f,.r S'S i!v ,hljvfJ;MU 1 1,e('br:
Governor. J f', .' "'e cVf 1 S'-''b iiced
,ui puuiMi.tncnt without a trial. Iu
The Kiieli-li ltogmental Mrs.
There all the officers him fairly
I ou a level; tUe Urionei ;"' -,
ncriy mui uic i.u-! jii.iii.. ...... ....
with the field officers. :ue inside
the mess, loud talking, quarrelsome
words, or loutish inanuers have
together. The mess is the great pro
moter of that gentlemanly f- ling
which Englishmen pride themselves
be stopped. Everv night the niem- States, though in Massachusetts as j Vl( i'!w ' " bm- li
hers dine as gentlemen at a well fur-, i'ate as 18H(; a person standing mute j 5 vs to the1te ST'S .
dihed table, and spend the evening wiu.n indicted for a mi.-demeanor ! iggsir a"-: i-
on. Rut now there are svtnptoins . ,.,,t crUjV js usually entered by or
tliat messes are do nned: that their ; ,it.r tje curt and the trial pr-
day has come, and that in place ot
the pleasant dinner table, round
which friends could meet, with the
regiment as a topic in common W
tvveen them, we sire to have garrison
clubs, with their mixture of all sorts
sitting round, and the terrible halt'- j
ip - 1.' -Major n. ... iu...u,. ..........
age them. Messes are taxed as being
expensive, with costing so much as
to deter the oflictr of the future,
poor and professit na'. from entering
the service. This, like all outcries
against existing institutions, has
some truth in it; while those making
it have either willfully kept back a
great deal more, or are very ignorant
of what they are talking about. It
is true that son.e messes have been
expensive and extravagant; and
such, to follow the .-pint of the age.
should be curtailed, liut it is equally
sutlicient liquids, and does not ask
many guests to' dino, costs Cl 10 a
year, while i'l" more gives him the
advantages of an excellent club for
the same time. Ami if to the con
ditions necessary to make up a gen
tleman we add the ability to live
like one, the regimental mess gives
him every facility fordoing so. Ol'
course, at all messes it is ouite pos-
s'.le to run up a Iig montnly bill
1 here are no Kummuarv laws m
Knulaiu'i now which forbid a mail to
spend his own money, and tho man
w ho f'nnU lie cannot et rid of his
hurjtius cash at the arrion moss
will maiiatre to jot rid of it in s.nno
other j!.:ce, ami tli.it jrihaitiy a
jXoml deal more s!i;nlv.
Milk Diet in Uii-l.i s I)is-a-.
Since we know not at pr. sent any
dru tliat possesses therapeutic val
ue to any marked extent in this ter
rible and fatal disease, and since it
is daily making sad havoc among
human beings, and principally
among that class who, by reason oi
their valuable public labors, arc par
ticularly necessary to the weiiare oi
the world; therefore, it Ih-cjUios a
medic; 1 question of paramount in
terest tli.it we should discover some
potent method of combining this
very prevalent disease. Si. me years
since Carol lirt called attention to
the treatment of llright s disease by
the use of a milk diet, and since
then Duncan, as wet many other
prominent physicians, have written
on this subject. Wo have ourselves
seen some remarkable results follow
this treatment, while Dr. S. Weir
Mitchel is now quite an enthusiast on
this subject. The method of treating
a formidable disease has received
sutlicient distinguished indorsement
to recommend it seriously to our no
tice. We would, therefore, ask all
physicians who read this article to
try this method of treatment, and to
furnish us with their experience.
which we will publish. Tho milk
i is used thoroughly skimmed ami
! entirely free from bnt'er. Tn ntn.
rt.tfU, jt ii;ls ,,(,(,)';i(.
yj,, ,,at t;le ., ,lt Ki .u n.lr...
. ,, , .' ,'
hinisell absolutely to milk, and con-
.1 , . , ... ,
tinue the treatment tor a long tune.
11 it disagrees with the stomach (as
it will in some cases.) Dr. .Mitchell
advises that the patient lie put to
bed, and the treatment commenced
with table-spoonful doses to which
lime water is added, until the stom
ach toleratts the milk, when from
eight to ten pints daily should be
taken, and absolutely nothing else.
The sanction of such a distinguished
physician us Dr. Mitchell forces us
i 1 : t - .i r
ik rri.niisii n'lisi'iT ti.e morns oi
i iiii ii i-.i ' 1 1 1' i , i. ie irui io re
, ,
'....I.-.. . . . : ... . . i . 1 - r
; t-itj n:r t a oei le.iL'O I'l an roa'at TS OI
.... .' y L
jthis ournal w bo may have ca-es ot
, '. ,. J
t- - t
'tifiiiif 'hm.im: io ueai. .ir'.on tv
.'(iiiii iii tti iHhiit r
flitting Away Tools.
.... . . .
the wearing tun oi htrm i in pie-
luents i", as a rule, due more to neg-
h ct than to Use. If tottls can be
well taken care of, it will pay to buy
tht.se of the host steel, ami tini.lifll
jin the host manner; hut in common
namis, anil with eoimnon care, such
are of little advantage. Iron and
steel parts should he cleaned with
dry sand and a colt, or scraped with
a piece of soft iron, washed and tided
if necessary, and in a day or two
( leaned off with tho ti ra "ech and
dry sand. Finally paint tin- iron
part with rosin and Imswax. in the
proportion of four of rosin to one of
I'eeswax. un ited together and :ip-
plied hot. This is good for the iron
or steel parts of everv sort o! tools.
ixkI work should ho painted with
gooil, loiied Im.-itd !!. wi.i: ii-m!
:wiiiii( K, wiin death as the re-i: t
If it is not desired to use n.-iint mi
nami loots, the itoie-tl with
1 . t ....... '
tur
ihies pontine and "liouid drver."
ijust as well. Many desire to eahir-
a'o the wo.t w.iik o t-irm ltm,!...
H'oiits with oi u le pftn.leimi. T,,
k.. 1 '..i. .. .1 . . , . .
.i n u-r-t Willi e.ltur, lull l-.
..w i, . ,
absorbed iy the pores of the wood
.-1 mrriniii Atfi-iruli.uri.-i
IVisoners Silent ul I lie llur.
fan recent case before the l idlod
SUUs Couit in Massat bust its ihe
prisoner v he;i arraignetl for a crime
..,, -.;t 1 . ,1 v, ,
cumnntteti on the luh sc
Stood
111 ..iic ami tin.-iinatei v
millo :,l,l
r.I...t.l ion I.. . . ..:i. . ti
itlied. ,..nco...,i ..''... 1
k .1 1 1 1 hi nut "Il 111- II.
' 1 .v.. pvii'.riiei-il lit
I to!
!nsou.
JIlS CiiUUX l
tied out -i writ;
naneas corous,
.1 ..( ,r ' !
, tnat tno i.risoner v.-
... ., . ',.
! Ined btc..ns.; hod:
r . .
II. (1 e,,,t, l,,.,i ;
' l ot laubillvj
liol lile-ni 1,1
mm ijns onjetiion and iiel.l
loaf,
.cusen was proper: y tried aud'evcrv family needs barker's Cin-
OOI1 VIeteil . -n - '
!
n, ,cP t ,aw in i'ngi.ni'1 1
V1 .ScV,ral A" ,rioiin p.ii.o.-.irs'
".-u..t. 1 perso,. . Ma;,i,g niute',Wen strtiok at Mattoon, 111, at a
be'w 'T, T ,',1, f'',iny h.,,mikl of a The shaft hag
n,e pjessed t. de. h 10 i.nso;. ' w,,K. tt(Kifir.r
sequent! - an net wns passed in En- -
t " ).' I 1 1- ri-i r. l.nmtna lnnf uriia gin-
tctetl hv Congress, that refusal to I
; ,,ioa,j should be treated in capital
rases as equivalent to a p.ea of not
irumy aim lite in ismicr iruiimj
.tried on that issue. This rule has :
jsiuce l,een extemied to all crimes
was treated as if he had pleaded
luiitv. If the prisoner will not;
! ,Iead one wiv or the other a r!ea of
j tVJ.,is J,, the same n anner ns if the
, defendant himself had made the
pit
IVvth'n Cliainiiiim ltenuty.
The most beautiful woman in the!
world, ''champion beauty," has just i
bo n found in Pesth. thanks to the i
municipality, which, instead of con-1
cerning itself with corporation din-i
ners, main drains, and lightning,
has instituted an international
beauty tournament. Out of l-lo
I candidates the number must surelv ;
be a telegraphic mistake only 10
obtained prizes, and the first prize,!
a diamond bracelet, was taken by
Cornelia Szektly. aged 2i. This
damsel is a brunette, with brilliant
eyes, whose figure, supple as a twin
ing creeper, recalls the type of an
cient Greek statues. Her photograph
will not be leady for some days,
owing to a little accident which hap
pens even to English ladies, her
dress- not having come home from
the milliner, but it will be soon sent
to every illustrated paper in the
world, and we shall have an oppor
tunity of judging. Meanwhile, be
fore it arrives, no doubt numerous
challenges will In; hurled to Corne-!
lia from Europe, Asia, Africa and IE
America, ami the railway compan
ies to Pesth may be expected to de
clare vast dividends, reaped from
the transit of wagon loads of disco., -
tented beauties arriving
parts of the world.
from ail
dilutee Treatment of Animal.
They never punish ; h"ncea mule
that in the hands of a foreigner would
be not onlv useless, but dangerous
.,.. ;f I. ...... ....... :.. .1
to:nnd has been adonted bv all the i f- f',t- .-zt-l , - e! isarinrt9ni i." !
Ti.lL.' J1JL 1 jla j-.t 1 I Ii1l1illl,..(, ..
means of atur-r oroluck-k. tho beat
j of atur-r tr oluck-k, the beast '
tumint: to tho riiiht or left, ami .-too-
ig to too right or lelt. ami. -too-
pins! with but a hint from tho rein,
Tliis treatment is oxvc-nde-l to ail
animals they press ,nt;. t .e,r servuv.
(Mien have I admired the fact
hibitod in getting a largo drove of
sheep through narrow, croivdtd
streets and alloys, bv nn rely having
a little boy to lead one of the quit-test
of the ileck iu front ; the others
steadily followed, wit bunt the aid
eithir from a yelping cur or a cruel
goad. Cattle, pigs ami birds are
equally cared for.
The Yellow Fever Kti(lHiiiic.
Xkw Oki.kans, Scitt. 7. Tbe I'ic
injune s IVnsacola special says : "The
hopeful view expressed last night
and for several days past is not sus
tained by the report to-night, there
being nine new cases within the
past twenty-four hours, although no
deaths."
I'exsacoi.a, Sept. 7. Iu view of
the threatened yellow fever epidem
ic here the ollicers of Young Men's
Christian Association have issued
an appeal for aid through the New
York Hf raid. The call i- indorsed
by Dr. W hite, City I'hy.-ieiaii, and
Dr. Haggis, President of tbe Hoard
of Health.
One K.M-rionee f.ir Many.
I have been siok and miserable so!
long and hadcausetl my husband no j
nmcli troulile and expense, no one
seemeU to know what ailed me, that
I was completely disheartened and
discouraged. In this frame of mind
I got a bottle ol Hop P.iiters'and
used them unknown to my family.
I soon began to improve and gained
so fast that my huband and family
thought it strange and unnatural,
hut when I told thorn what had
helped me. they said, Hurrah for
Hop IJitters! lonj may they pros
per, for they have made mother
well and us happy." The mother.
A Kansas man, traveling i , I'ales
line, took a sail on the Si of Cali- i
tee. After landing, ho asked : i
'How ninc'n for tlie trip?' 'Teni
snoKeis: rej.lietl tno smiling boat
man. 'Ten shekels!' echoed the
traveler; ' why. th;it is an tutra
coous price.' Well,' answered the
skipper, 'that's what they've, l.een
paying ever since the sen w:is hero.'
" Thunderntion!' growled tho voya
fror. 'I don't womh-r that I'eter
tried lo walk it.'
Xear Flkhorn, 1ml., six years atro,
an old farmer was rohhed of money
with which ho had intended to nur-
chase a mill. A man named Elliot
was convicted of the crime, and suit
to the penitentiary. Just .-n Jiis sett-
tt r.ee is to exitiio, a thorough search
ol his old homo resulted in the dis
covery of the swag in his cistern, to
gether with the burglar tools used.
Selective .sasiii(it-,.
L.vs Vkijas. X. M., Sept. S. (.'has.
H tnis. a i!eteetiv w.-is s.issinatod
"'i edm-sdav nifitt S.111 nt ti.inhi.i
hi!e Harris w.is standinz on the
tv ..i'i".'t'ed
lrom ihe train :ind shut hlni tiesio. I
The :iss:issin esc,iietl. j
Sparkling l-'yes.
Il s oJiefks ami clear eo.nplex-1
ion onlv :!Cool!)I.;iliV imiikI l.e.-lllli I
l" H. V not Hmnv tnuvi ....-i t
ii , , . .' ' -
' .irker s ( tiniror 1 onic is hotter lit:
I" 1
. . 1
III i
iin.Mhiiiu'. makes pure, rich blond
in ti
'lines i eaitl
1. jovoiw sj it r its.
strength and bvaiitr.
I.tdit s irv it.
l!a:ntir.
$.'MMM Tai.; f.iraii Dnslisli lloi-se.
loMtoN. Sptemhor S. At the
sale of the? I), 11, .n breedingstu.l ves-
Jerd.IV )i C.ri-'i:-.i.l.l . l..tr,.,t l..
as a lamb ami as tractable as a dog. ! tho Kncyj, Torpid Liver
We never beio hl a runaway, a jining j y Rheamr.tJsm, Dizziness,
or a vicious mule or pony in a (.'hi-;j Sick Hadacho, Less of
naman's employment, hut found ti.-e ! 3 Apnct;', JaurU5co, !j
same rattling, cheerful pace main , . .
tain.,1 over heavy or lid t roads, bv I P!exy ralj3itatlon3,
refused ,,,!II:ivoii D'lir was bou.-bt. bv W I
l',H ,Nne- -, ".5-MMMl.
IH-Iifdniix ..tnwti7f.
( IU
That onsuns digestion and oi:;oy-
Ttiei.t 1 if i'.u.l i...;.. 1;,... I...:.'..
cure that don't constipate jiL-t what '
everv la 1,
ger Tonic.
A vein of coal three feet thick h.i
The toiritv and eWunt ,M.m,m.
of J'arker'a Hair Ilsan, explain the
popularity of thist reliable restara-
tive,
,
, i gATg & TSi I
j yiS ii.-cL-.x
F fty---iii?i.-. ir.iu.it article. e- sc. .
M (TJ'Jp; j feSJunl of " ti:,.-t:-r ,"
i S Bet9rathcYouiolCclcrtoGifirf3aeji:r
vrammteti to prcrtnt .liin - of t2c hair acd t ' re- G
nioveoiinira;! j::ililcinr:;. HiaCOX i Co . X.V. j
.,jiiIhK,a!.imBitM..
PARKER'S
G1I0ER
fin
A Superlative t.eal'h and Strengib Resteer.
If yt"ii are a mer iunic or firmer, worn o-;i wira
wsrwcrlc. or a rnmhT run dnwn ty fnmily or tiouo
hoM duties iry t akkcu's IjiNOCM 'ioSc.
It you ore a lawyer, m truster or tusuiess ir.in ex
hauMed bymcntal strain oranxiVtcarcs, ciorot tjke
intoxicaLn uiubnts,but u&e Faker's C.n-.r 1 un:c
livftu have Consumption, Iyspcpsia. Khcunv.
ismt kidiwy Cwnplaims, ornytJisordrrofth.-Iujij;,
stomach. boweU, btced ot renrrs.rA(iRjts (jrs.r
Toxic will cure you, J : u. the Greatest liic-cHi runf-er
And the tzz and Surest Cough Cure Fver U;cd.
If you are wavtin away from aqe, dts:ijtt'n or
arty disease or weakness and requite a sttmuuu : :.i';e
Cingkr Tonic at rnce; it will invigorate arjbj-.lj
rou up from tlie fi'St dose but will never intoxicate,
l has saved hundreds of lives; it may uve yours.
CAUTION Rrf. II r:lt!t3ti. TSri.V.Cincr Tcr ir t
cowfottd of th h CimiMti'Uafrrafi in tliewcrid.ftiiii int.rWy
Jit:rBt fn-ra fr;.in:.on tf rt.-cvt )-. Send fjrlrvuUr to
lltcx A Co., N. r. Kc ft 4 1 UMtty it itien U dn
GREAT SAVING BUYiXi DOLLAR Slt.
h rich r.nii lastir.s fracance has inar'e tht
Teiihiful pertutne exceedingly popular. Ihero p
U nothii(C llko it. Insist urxjn navtnrr Vuhuls
ton Colour c and locU for signature of f
ef V"ttlc Any dmcc-tt f Aetlur la firfi;:i.c: 7 .
CM MTply V9. an4 ru; t i
LARi.ES V!Nr. M'VIMl TV. $.7.r. J
aj&Ti.iTtMJC-.;-r.-vt
Tiers is sa create f:? suffirirj fron S
CCr.3T3PATIOfJ i
and o!:ilT i!iFo:iscs that fjiiow :i Jis- jM
orej stale of the Stomach anj Bow-fl
when t!ie uso of A
! gj H?? f IP' 3(7?. 3
WiiJ g:v& irrmed.'ato rciief.
5iiiou3n3so Dyspepsia,
Lj .
-V J
Zrizpllonz an:3 Gkin C.'a
: leases. ei.C. wh:eh
"8
eaiC3, etC,
i j3 !:"i,'n' n--'" v.:--..v Muo.mrstii.- .-ti
j g --;' ' -s
Ej, ;.;h. r .. a, ,,,:fm
licctt.,sicit Hssaache t'i "
.,1 r,-!;,f3
jAmlr",nti:"i. :.r .n.. rvrtio .f T itters $M
KWtiiT :;Uc ::::.! i::.:d!r 'mr-raflvr tli.-v J'l
PUKiFV 'T-iiiz blood. E)
g Pric 25 cts. pr bottt'o.
5 tor e... .v i. l ... inn ::i n... iii ino. S. u.) ,
6qa.'..lrw3i.T ; -i::. , ;!.:. f:..triv!i.K f;:ll ,irc:i. r.i !
g Eh..i:i,JJ::iV-.4:l'jii rrttjs., Barimt-tHi,
Jau'2J-ly
POS.'TIVELY CURED
BY
Benson's Cnpcine
Porous Plasters.
RcaMiBs Why tl-v ;iv rrrfcrrf.1 1 ,11
Othtr Povie.ii iia;rs or external
I'irst.
Esrsnse they m a'.l the mprit f.f t!i
trentftheninc porut.t. tia.cr. ami -.nt:i:n in ad
ditittn thereto thn itfwlv i!:m ovml j owirrfiii and
ac:Uver;tab;-conilj!i,.it ; n hi b arm witli in
crraard rnl-fs-ii'nt. Miciulatiu-, scuatiru auj
counter Irritant ciie.:ts.
Second.
Borauw they nroa genuine nliamnci-titica! pri.
sratiuo, cnU rt recutruizJ by ttio jirotenion.
BeeaoMtht? er - V.;r ctey j.lrtota that Teliovc
pain at uncc.
t nr:!i.
Bxane thry v iil pn-itiv. '.j curt-ciiienaes wMch
titer remedied tv:ll uot eve :i r:3v.
Filth.
leat:-f! over WW iliyr:c;r.n sntl dnrcrirt havn
votununiy tetitiiled Ot it tney nro Bux-rior to a.,
"tlicr piasters or medicines tr rsterua! use,
Sixth.
I".ecc!o th mnnafartnren have rereived the
't
RfiHSIllI S OTIHUP PflFfHHf PlSCtPpF
" U"X." .CT. wluu,J xluaiUi:
SEA3URY & JOHNSON.
. Mannfactnnnu Chemist. New York.
AHVKE liKM KJ) V AT irAS Iriicelvti!
WEAD'S dedicatee CORK an BDHION fUSTES.
ft dt SAI.H BV
C. N. LOVI).
niiictii.-sT
tin'ri. I.
7ALUASL3 22AL ES7ATS
IOIR, SALE!
The hue farm a lo!nini( Somer;t Iniri UKh. for- i
lerly owned l.y l:iae Htu'u. Kwp, i ..Kere.1 tor '
fle. A'w. t-uitdlpi? lo.ii on Turkeyl.Ht street.
Somerset. Also, the tr.v?t nl land known as
-Marlile Hid." near 1 .'.mtijenrr. un the II. !t I). '
Kaiiroa.t. '(
"tor lull desi-riations of these priterta-a, :
pruesand term-, eppiy m Win. H mlth. rre?u '
(.etit Artitian lu.-iir.iiKC Coiiipanv, I'ittiihuruli, i
.r to
HFKMAN I. BAKR,
li'.V Atfy-Ht liw, Sanieriiei, Pa i
mm
MERCHANT TAILO
Pi.
COR. WOOD ST. AND SIXTH AVENUE.
NO. 226 LIBERTY STREET
PITTSBURGH, rV
Ichls
" fos sale.
A valuable (arm Pontalnin ahotit One lluufrtm
ni Sizly jire Acrtn. (io,) fifty to nttv-tive (iiii) ,
acres ol ih finest ( .:W and Poplar tiuim-r in I.i
onler Valley, t'enty nreaeren exeulient meadow, !
eiirhty a.-rep splendid (jrnin and piaturc land. he.
sides oi'it tiinher laud, all well waiepd, lime
stone en liie farm, iriKi tnime house, waifon shed, :
irrain lnte nut l..v ham. Sitnate.l trora L.iek-
(.rt. V. K. Ii.. 4 miles, lMMlle. Y. K. K.. 3 miles, :
Weft KalrM. Id, one and nne..ri,,ifl, where may i
always t'e loiiud a cash (train and hay market. ,
TERMS EASY.
Address . j
JAS. Q. I.EMMOJT, 1
Wimdland Ave.,
Hiiiailelpiita, Pa.
tr ln:uire nf S. ff.Lemm,. li-ii. i
iuoreiaa.1 i t.
Opened 3Iou
Situate riifhl
pot. U-flau.-an'
richt. Kestaurant has heen enlarged and re.
m.idie.1. Parties living alot.it thes. t'.. de-dr-
ii. io ihkc ntgin iMitis will hnd this a reat em- i
Tenlence, !
HEADACHES
O-an lie clTuetaall; eureil by B.!n Ir. Fahroey's ,
Health Restorer, htcaiiso It purl.1t the system
and renovates tho euuse. There is no donifer iu '
lis use ami Ii ptirel.- vetjetalile. Va be aiven to i
any .. maM
1
I
1 ag.sr
1
Ache
n u-tir.lT ' B f. J'.--' - V CI
R00KW00D HODSR iglft !
ay, Sept. J, '
at the B. U. O. ami S. & C. Do- 2i-i.fr: v-".
attac-ned. Iiiith men .l.v a,..r "iVr- , ifiL V : V'S.
' ! State Normal School,
INDIANA, PA.,
j Prkse!t Ussr-ranum FACiuTtrs roa I'atf-
rKi.so Tzaa'HKIS F ESTBniS"
tuck Kikm or Libor.
I Turn if no more noMn pur.ull tliitn that l
I mnuMinif hunt.) cli tntr. n.l n.) ifrrir benr
! la'tur m.ta tli truly fu-ciiul Waclier.
j If T'iu Intend t te.ich, ireiar y.mrseit tn-.r-ouittiiy.
ami Itiui mak v.,ur wrli .ie.nt mi-l
pp.tiial.le for viur-wa and f rr al v.ilun Li nrrra.
1 fcverv teacher sUould take lull mur at a
I prijiejsiunal x-hixd, and PonofylvunU !f';rs V"H
i B'laeauiMrriur u that of tbe
I ,nllPT '
inrittM fiimta": vrnnr ni a
I. LOU1TIO.V. Ileauiiful. Conrcnien: al
3. riI.I)INl AND APri'HTKVAXCKS,
unei'-Hied.
a. lNSTKl'CTOKS, exiicriin.-cJ and ga.
ful.
4. OR ADt'AT:s tnd hiifh whercr-r ka'.wn.
a. ;o( KsK 1 if sn iiV and plan d iii'truc
1 tl.iii are what you m-od il yn have .let rmlnf 1 to
; bein.uip an earnest and ucces:ul toiiirr.
FALLTCK.M WILL OPKV
M-:iTi-:i:i:ii itii, issi.
IVr further irtituUrJ. adtlr.
L. H. DURLING,
Principal.
THE
WHITE
L.
:i
I ' :v
V.
vi
IS KIIsTG !
it is Tin:
irr
all
linnin
aciilfie
liIHQ
iUiiliill
u
I It makes lvs ncjl.- tlmn .my ttlhrr Sliu'tie Ma
; t:hin ; ir. tuts
A SELF-THREADING S -UTILE !
; A SEL?-SETTC NEEDLE !
i
! A DC'JBLE-STEEL FEED!
nn in.r.i ti.'.r ..1 t:ic N t- !li-: :in
; Ail tosii;it i Uoll;i;j Winder
nn'l h lievli to till tiip Ii .j
ntiiK lilt) MiM-tilao!
in WltlKtut Run
It is I !ie
. nel. Al! as wc:irir.if ),;,,,. r bi i.lr :i.!jti.t.
, mm: li.ui.l It- ircttiil . rxamlui
; htre Ibj inic any tthr. S..I.1 ..n t
i MOST REASONABLE! TEHMS!
-I.JY-
Jen iter X KoaK Li.
auKlti ly
C ATARR H ELYS-CREAM BALM
; twsavc..,e.
JiUv!u.!lIv rk'itnues
tin int. i! ....-ies .(
i'nX irrli:iiviria4,(iiuri
iiiif iic;iltiy i-re-ti".i.
all'iM inliarn-m-ititnt.
prffoii ihe
njHn-m.iielruin :t 1 1 i
ti'iii.il f i! t5 tunip.ete
ly hPaU the aTC! unit
n:?ttre rh yonse of
r:-r nl !nn ll. Ben
eh rets u!t 4 :m r.
Fi,'''wc!',V1
I gjn SfARRH COLO
arWAia soars iKY '--
.7 ;titti ,y .1 few -
"vjj AiU 1iv:iltt!'-i: will
a -'ire ;: ir rh It.: y
Kever &.. I r.f inU
1"-I. -ur,..-i.Vle to
u-e. Apply Ly
l'Tle tinaer into the nitftriltt. On rtv.j!: i:
will m -il a p.i. i.i.
tiie
c.
SoM liv S'liin'r-iet dru-i.'T.
marl
Kl. h' l Ii KAM HA I.M ' .,
Clweift., N. V.
j
cc
O
OS
o
w
1
o
if!
M
0
b
u
'Z.
k-4
u era a.
'i"on.'..-r! ill .- f-'ji-. I-1 c-d perf-,-t in ::
a;'.i:"efiTt.ii.-.i.:..:::,.-. ...,. M.i.tli,
thn-li::.!.
i.-r-.:niti.d
rtrnr. il rr-.dv fir .Tiirkei. I:ir-:., , .....
leriH .l I'urahiy. ii.!i-h 1 1'iif.i d:.,i.. i : j e(.
sive, iri I ::.tfre iirr:i.nl i.i-d .- V '!sr ; ( f.v
MK'::::.K5;,ir.:T i.wU
hiurliewetirreia L-'JL. s-. .
It ha n V It , -t- O r - - e-, ..,u:-.: ir
tllooCiy. c.iiu ens if An I..U' na e!! i
T.-h-:t: tv,;.ir iJUvj , .-l.;,..., , ...
Mpt thei. -.-e. Has in .n'H,iiiar. f -r '. o:::-.i u
a J Hj-.aia.r nur.'are tUia any rui : n --e'du... . .
no. lie !' -..! .1. J. j. t .til ow ;-. ;M .f
ourfj.ov;-:; nri. :.:: :rr-: ;i.f : r
(t--ai.n.-r-it...n:i..,.i.: r.i;.:- e
nr:ojKia-.j;i, .1 for Sjunir II.:. .-i-.wer. '1 e
:i it, ti. ijtts .-mi .!. i !i.r;: v
llorw-Powrrs, ar--dj!T n-, an- .nrpieUwt.
: iv.Vlji-'S-.'.l --.;i...
vreiisnnars theSTII.I.WATHi No. I an!
.nirOTA ttlANT FAK.1I LMUM s,
e-1. bannj r.-tunt-flne. aa.-t l:r- i fi r htnr.;
Blra v. weed or .vij. TL. e Ec; -.tt :. mnle rn 1
tiUMl.I in be iworf Jinjett kuis.ir. T li A'TI
ATTACH M EXTKeaa U- fur.'.-:-f 1 nth m. j . I
Hum. ti" .-e rrieUM tntt r'trr. h.n. i.ddr
seoaasaeinaco.
Manufacturer.
Stillwater. Klr.n.
hi
n 1
-1 hi rl i- f-A
sJ
RAILROAD SCHEDULES.
SOMERSET & CAMBRIA RA!LR0P
t n1 after June 11 tr
ji'iiiiiAiin.
IITATIK.
'5r-
r. m. r.
9:li ViJ)
A..
a. . r. v.
.1 w.vt i-'
I 11.20
.j ll.ui .lt
., Id
. M:i WJ
.' 10:- 45
r. x
r
7'15
M
1:UV
1 '
1:.!4
I M,
1 U.I
2 19
-:4
; hj
la,
:IA
M
t 3
. MILOUIt..
...oeiiikc ...
t.it'l ...rttiEt.csfl...
7:rJ ..TtV(ir.i?i..
7 k'8 H.KVKi:VILLK
T I'- ....HKTHK.L... .
j:AH ....BilKHKIt....
Vi .. ISlLlrfilB...
:3t: ..: rows..
M:l.;
4:1
!: ul
:H :65
:lj S::t.
The Miil. north nil wutH, runs diljr: tdo
Wil Trin .Irtiiyex.-cj. Sun.. ay.
tm Th. Pitiiur.'ii Itvi.-i n, n. :inr.
Il.r.m.ti .airn!fiT ifiiir.s. eti-t !xun.!.
H ;ckwHl mi 12: u a. m., I'- '"
ill leave
arrivmx
n . !.IUIH
.l:iv anl 1 ' wmitiif. n. at Bal'imora At
9 : in . urn .Inr. n.l l 11 'W neil eic-nlnx.
il'Kfn!.tai uiirtaihtraiiislf're Kalt!:n..r-
IS JOa. m .an.l'p ut..n.l Vsliliit..n t lu J
. m.. an.i :wp m., arnvin resixrifety
Konw..J at a us a. m., ami 3:o 1 ;. m.
B ATI MORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
FITTSUfKUH DIVISION.
ln anJ afier Jane 12. train will run a follow :
KASTWAKD.
WETWAiiK
STATION'S.
r. m.
a: 10
11:10
12 kl
12 .tl
,241
I2:U
r. v
io in
7 47
47
8:41
6 :U
d:-..;
i
t::
6. 8
5:40
6:48
-l
3:2Vr
5: i
J:lo
. :u2
4.4
44
4 27
8 vj . FITTKI IflH. . 30
l':(,0 i:oNNKLL-V!LLE., 4:29
l:l:4
12 10
,1'UM'I-I KM K...
3::.1
I'KSINA
.VKoiiK SIlUNfi..
... PISKKK1IIS....
.. C.lKI.MAN....
3:.52
:i:20
S17
:
12 17
12 27
12 i
12 14
K n-KVtMM.
3:t)
l.ut 12:.4
.. PlNKUf'lVE. .. 2-4
.... UAKKLTr -
Vtlllt.K 2 4.
.SALlsKI KY .u se V4
l:oo'
1 12
1 llv
1 '.2
1:2
1..A
1 42
l:.nt.
1 Hi
2:u7
J:1M
2:00
1H'
MO
1 14
1 1
1:21
1 ;:4-
1 42
1 4t
Iwt
..M t. KKSIt "i l.K...
.KKYSIltXr...
M.VIi PAI' II ..
... IK 1 W.MAN
...HHU.SON
....OI.KM'OK
.. FAIKHOKK
2 28 :
2:17
2:twi
1:4s
l
1 2UT
12:4-1 .
: lo
H YN OM AN
2:4.1 ,.CI MBlKLAMi.
Mountain Kiprens leave PittlorKtt (S.itJ
i!s i.'nly t at 2 p. m. : itiives t'unnell!vill. 4 'v
(..'t:!lui'iii'e, ."):2.: frttina. 4:30: hp k ' SI Mnif
5:16: V Inkert..!.. 42 : t:aselin n. 5:j.t: K ;tt
w.hm!.:uC: itie t rntve, tf:l.' ; t larrett, 0:2 : V.s
ler, :2H : 5uli.-t.ury Juu.-ti..n, o:: :i : .Meyer-lu!e-t):.V.
Le iven i:iH-kl, 4:1 : Alill'.r.l, i.Z ; ur
rives at Somerset. 4.iu.
Thnuifh Miill trains diiliy.
K.tpiexs trail-. dally exi-t. it Sun. lay.
Acciiutnal.uiiin trains and Fajette titres
Lilly en ept Sunday.
Tli-tet itr.. t. e.irner Kiltb Avenue And Wot-i
tr.".'ts. and depot otirner Uranr and W aierst.,
FHtitiamli, Pa.
'. K. L'KI. Oen. rMenuer Atfent.
I AI. I I iLfc, General Tii-ael Ak"1-
FOUTZ'S
tiORSEANO CATTLE POWDERS
vo noi! t 'i ; or roi.'c. T"Tor Irva Tz-vr.:-..
i: hi. ; l'iiai;..r :.r t:. 't m tin e.
i .-. ,:(. , ir :n- -ir"'.ii(lnrent Moo rjroT.fr:
1 'm i.-- m ;:t p-'.er.t t.Ai'r it Mm.-.
i i:';Fi . '1 .n Ti.'f-e th" oinntuvif n- .i
n-. i -r-::t:i :i., pL--. . aul make UiC ttatter tru
i.i. i -t.
".'.-'i t..w '"T rnre nr r-"?ent aTT-r.it rTT-T
! - -t. , :: P. - .- i f urtl.- r' smi. :.
; i.t I " l- .- T-Vi; V. 11.'. .,IVB Al-IrACTlU.N.
i'AVTTE. . OHTZ, Treprlctcr.
l-h. 1 iy.
PAT
"1-t lined, ri'i.t
( nt -h, r in li
FEfcS.
all ludne. in tlie S. Fit.T.t
(' unsartended to lur MODERATE
We :i.-e .'tn-i:e tlie 1'. S. Fittest 1 1 M-'e. en-if:..-d
la PATtNT BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY, and
''U "Ptiiin i.iii.-ti'4 i.i k-.-s ouie tu.ia lii"e rcai.'to
lrom WSHiGT0N.
W'hen ntf lei nr .Ir.iwir: i ent we advt-e . t.i
p.irertH(..;irv tree ..i rrl;,rire: and we maat: MO
CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT.
We nd'er. hrre. t the F.tinater. the Supt. .d
ii.e M..iiey urdt r Iivi.-i in. and t.-i idh. inls i.l the
I'. S. I'alnt (dire. t'..r eirular. a 1 fe. term-",
an., reliren.-e to ae.ual ciieuts iy jtur uttu State
urcuunty, addreis
C. A. SNOW & CO.,
I 'ppu-ite Parent tne,
'ashint:on, i. C
iGOLD.1
reat .'tiar.retiiinake nu.u-
ey. Those wIk. always
take advamaae.it the mI
names t. make inonev
ttiat are tdl.-rcd. icetierally heeome wealth?, wlnle
th'i'e who d not improve u. h eitanees reiuain Ih
f.verty. We wm:t ninny men. wumen, Ihi and
tiiis. to work for us right In their own LiealiMe.
Any one ear do the w.-rk properly I'n.io the tirM
tart. The hn?lne!s will pay mine than ten tttnes
ordinary waiten. fcxpenvive outlit lurni'hl Irve.
Nuune who 'iictkcs lulls to make monev rapidly.
You eun devote yonr whole time ti tho" work, r
only your ?pare motneuts. full inlormatioti and
all lhat is needp.1 .,.,,t tree. A.ldrejs s.rix.
t o. I'ortland Maine. l)c'.'.-i lt
F. VV. CLARK,
WHOLSEALE PRODUCE
A N 1
'COMMISSION M EfiGHANT,
Corner Main and Market Strf eis.
JOHNSTOWN, PENN'A.
itprltf
iFesa'i Fells Cote RitsiicrirlL
All.-xheny Motin'ulns. l)el"iui.M..i i
tr.in.diy n .)- :..! sm-ke. tS.molete iLZv.r
tenm, ete..
HULKN y.. PELLETKr
Fre.ident.
jv met
BEST!
hn;t!n
now Lelore the i.nh i
V..u en make nmncr !
asierst work lorn" than t I
weeded. We win jtanVm. J)2 a' day ml ui !
ward made at h,.IU, t.y'thc Industrious. .-i-n at .1 '
w.;me. l..y, r. irl. wanted everywhere , J
irl..rn. Now w the time. You e ,rW 1n i
n pare time ..!,. or itiva,ur whole tM to the!
l-uslneiw. 1 hi h, ...... ...i ...... ' ,"
' Nnnlh..!,,. ...... ., """"W.
py tmu nearly ai well. jin
... .. "orin..us pay hv enitairlnir at
' L ,,l'n;1 '',ul'R1t 'rr' Money m id.
Iecl-ly
SEND STAMP TO
ron CATALOaUS CF
REVOLVERS, co.
A TYHOM3, PA,
ROUGHEN "
RHEUMATISIVi.
Tho Greatest Discovery
pf the Age for this
Most Torturing
Disease.
It is Advertised to do Only
What it Has been Known
to do in Hundreds of
Cases.
Cures Rheumatism!!
; Give it a Trial and bo Convinced
i e eril Acriii.
Ma .
"ir'l. Pa,
H i.
! -
Term4
The S01
n
punts"'
"""
.1,1 iBariMy b
fnlwcrii-""
u auUiy "
ibelrpP wUl
rrlptioM.
otaa-stx-aUS"
well a toa V
T
2a
2
BEST il Tf!!
1
1 .
I
l
- St..
.-S i-Z III- ITilThi
' i.:
. 'j' r;: . !,(''.
t ii3 Penn
T ) A TTI'T-
H vhi;. i
J I
3 'rC:.
t (
r.D TO ::!V';l.r
o
ii
.A
C
er.n Harrc
I DUEL!-'
V
J.'
i
1
--i. .-r t
. j r..:..'
-. r -i nil .
:'tf ! ri-- .T-mtlvi
.it! tv; .
Th.3 Pen.n Harrow
, fa
't--.fs-;
Z: hr. ; always !.-n a -r
Urt: - r.- to and irni
i rv. ::! ti:'. arf no :r..Tr
t. i:-..' i't th cou;h.;tt..
la llHUl il ll.
-.' -Ti-aiv-.-.T :. -
ti-1 I. ! : .:
r - -h '! t- .
-u. it Unt n ut.
The Penn Harrov
T. Tti.'p ' t': hmf whifc mU, ;:'
jt'ftli.f It Hi'liL iu why
r riM-riy inrr" wm thf, m"t m ii..
!'i-iit"fi tli r.-riD; wi'i on- frit; r-.
im t.; onvf!jtl!t. wi!l ftoiiti lit
m if hr iiitrroT nmi arc t if ia.rw
- iihfr, n.til M iirniHir'l lo .
r-:rrm r nimifv rrin4l-d. 4;ltUt
M'E ..M IK I U 1( KI.
Price nfth .;"-. 'frrtf rViAt-,'."rtT P'
5iiO Si'i"tra Cutaiwiu a.-i I v.t-ti j ir.
AGENT3 WAITED IN EVCKV C '.:
KM HARROW MAIiUFACTURC;:
CAM3EM, pj. j.
Pennsylvania Coile
;KTTYSi;ui:(;. v.
i r'H E first term o! the nei? f
lieii..
: x
tKin
September 7th, 18t
The Fifultyi i the Ins'ito'l" i t.iii. T
id in;m. t:-m U li.r.il and n...r- ii i
ti' ti i m...i ile:i.:'ii! an ! ii.-nlr'iv. to :
;"' "? "T
nil it!le:t!-.'i: d tno' ..I .'i-mtiait.i: v.
n .-h irire i.i" the lrlneit"il. lie
SI., with two a.-.-is;,ii.t Tc'ii.-he
mtKh Hi.tr.-itt'n ..r ..o.i v..
i. i;
tun::
o.r llusii:- or i 'idii-yi- rii..c. -
1 111-4
ll.'IT
i'p:trini-nf :tre uno. r tne -i.e.-itftru
r. w!:o ru-i.!e wit:: :'
huillirii.
k -r lurilirr inS.rnialio
"r fit
A-: :reii
.!. V ALKNTfV K. !. '
KEV. J.
yi i. ii
(K-llv.
urif, Pa., Juiy 1',. is.j.
r.inc!.ii:r.n
C. T. FRAZS
'os. ;,01 ami Maiii Strrt t.
JOHNSTOWN, VA.
Wll.it.KS Lt: AMI Rf.TlII
DRUGGIST
AM) UKALtK IX
I'l'in i HKKV, IMIXTS. O"
nis and Pnrty. Hair .-ind T..th Bni-1. - -Anieles.
Toilei aii I Sh;iv::iu Sion),.
Family i'.Ie It: lin-s ai.d Hlr.?:. ;:;r.. 1 -ttons
aivuraieiy e..... unde-i. "
EDWARD IlCOT:
"l f Ai vi i:tt: ask pk
LUMiVEl;
FlUOEING ASPZGIiH
ovrn i: i mctokv
UESIX
-
S03IEKST CO., VA.
jyl-'-lT
CHAMQERSBURG AOAm FA
Will open September 4. Sfyt t . t..rl'' : ';
Wtat l.iinr, itniiaMlis. or bu.-int! I"''"" '
Home eoniiurts, kiti-i tin, thor.UKb uutra -:
a year.
J. H. SHl'IAKEK, Ph. I'.. ,
austo 4t i,.ri!, i-
Ir
A
(ttllt, lv'
Offle ill'"
ed to OH fn
fl.leir.y-
A. H.COI-Ht
10FF1:
AH t.uln
,,llly an.l
trur
AU hoi.i'
- KHl-
ln le
T0I1N
win tt
tnH uere
vrrt and
Y.
All o1'
tendwl to
Sept. 1
HEN
Bounty
ptnea in .
y.i.
An-1 IN
ftttrt. l t
oh:
W:1I yr
to Ui'.r.
T (
Prole?
Ialel t
TV
Will 1
ed t. hii
) In
J
4Mtle
Main
ettie.1.
attendc
IL
Will
AM t-ii'
attend.
rA
. i't
D'
Ad
aifee
Ottl.
drnK
pr.
H
ftpei
r. a
D
inf.
SUif
it to
tatlni
ami
warr
L
-T:
Son
resh
uilie
ED.
r
xen
nen ally
tre
f
bla
cr'i
rr
ati
t
1
eat
I
ati
!
i? i
ii
In
- t
r
SI