(
1
7
I.EAI YEAR.
Ni.-e worn
E.iy chair,
Old Lain
Hitting there.
Old bach
lie'ins to snore,
Cetitle raji
At !:p 1 -mr.
r.'iter ii':J
Hither )!.'..
With a Vvk of
Love unii'J
',r,vcte awhile
This an-! t!-:it-Che
t y him
old niai.l sat.
goon -he talked
Sentimental.
He (ii.'.u't tan'
OiiUm-uta!.
sli.-eut mad.
r.i--Md to cry.
oil.w lactic
TiK.'.ht siit'-i try.
' Years you've oilc'l
Kvery night,
As if V"H had
Perfect richt.
' Why J on ('""
Never erne
D:J you pr-i"'M.-.
New 'tis I-'-sp Year.
Uv Ji.-nv. ii !,' vi .
1 thai till y..u
if tuv love.
Then there
An (':
h.
lie h:id !'led
ThMO;h tl" K
A Convention Run ou Ma
chmo Tactics-Delegates
Instructed for Blaine.
AN UNQUALIFIED INDORSE
MENT OF THE TARIFF.
0-Wne Nominated Tor ronpressmati-iit-l.ar?e
A Ilariiiiiii! iutiierin?.
SCENES
AMD INCIDENTS.
n., ia ,,ril in Th
1 1 n oi. i. ii , - y -
Uepul
i,...., v.-i.i , in wis fi e,
at in:2-j.
lllilv Clltll
The loll-ciSI showed the !
.t WJi!.:,l in the I'oitrl'M
Alhcheiiy District, winch was still j
.,. ...nlr.,f ..hi, I. thi- rivi.l l'u'tiiiea
l:ad been end-avoricg
come to an :'gn emeht
Waddell wa . lech i
ail i.i
it to
ex
eiintor
1 temporary
cluiiiuau. Mr. Waddell. upon tak
ing the chair, t! at.knl the conven
tion for the uiiidence shown him.
He recognized in hi selection a dis
position to harmonize and satiety
clashing interests, and he li,.j)ed
that the idea would he carried out,
is ihe news from Washington this
morning behooved the He publicans
to stand shoulder to shoulder in the
eontest for the interests of I'ennsyl-
vania. It was the duty of the con
venti iii to select delecales to C'liicauo
who will voice the sentiment of the
State and carry out the undoubted
wi-hfd of the people.
TheCommitleeoii Contested Seals,
with John Stewart as Chairman, also
Ceuimittees on Permanent Organi
zation and Resolutions, were then
appointed; the Com mitt ecjoii Cen test
ed Seats, consisting of lion. ,lohn
Stewart, David II. Lane, Hon .1. H.
Loni;eneeker, Daniel llowers. Dr. J.
A. Hubbs, S. A. Losch, Major Ceo.
W. Merrick, Hon. J. Howard, lieu.
C. C. Judwin.
The Cumuiitte-J on Kesolutions
ami IVrmanent Organization was
aio.uiiited bv c.illiivr tin- rn!l nf the
.liri.-t- .hrrii ',;(. ; .,
I'aiiem! ne.1t hiy (
At e.-vi'!i.
iM hiicli
sale in lii avei:.
TlieStatefcHiiBfl.;
the .erson thev d-ire apnoitite.L "':,ilV Ui, n thrown out of ti.e win
H,,,i. (h,. .li ,f ti.. .ti.tri,,!. t'.o.v on iae cot:'., st-. lie waspued
a'uiiiif. no vtaia n 4,4 t 1 r-1 1 1 l t 1 1 u
circular ot the S'llc I .-in o..ri oee
.i.e,a !,., qv,.,.,r,,:
Committee was distributed aniomr
the ilele"ates
KN.HKS.NC,.LA1.NE. i ,V U,e CoMeMa. ts. Mr. lleeder de-
S. . Ilarley, ...i L'utler, moved ; f,.njt.,i tiie minority report, cont.-m!-tiut
the Committee ou Resolutions j t1:lt ,n,-thod t.f the election
be instructed to report a resolution i Cilt, .-taiits did not at all com-
i.ivyii.icr James G. Ill imo for riei-pv willl rujlfi tlt. I);irtv u
dent and Kobcrt T. Lincoln for Vice) Al'.e-heny count v. He showed" that
i'resideiit. Ill support of this Mr. ;vviu.a fraU(j v.asch ir-ed in the cl. c-H.-trley
made a abort sj-ech. in j ti.) t.f Mr. FultMi's o;p(!i:ents that
which he said that Ulaine and Lin- ,j1(. ,,0ii ert, in charge t.f Mr. Ful-
cohi were the choice ol the people.
He said he had called
vesterdav
Upon Hon. Simon Cameron: and i.c
said, gentlemen, it is well known
that the sentiment of this State is
for James G. Ulaine. I think the
convention to-morrow should select
delegates to Chicago favoring him,
and tiie convention should so 111
strucLthem. Mr. Keller, of Centre,
moved to amend that the committee
report a resolution instructing Un
delegates to vote for Ulaine and
Linei'ln.
The amended resolution passed by
i , I-, - "r h-i.l i ni-i'iiri; v o t' c ' ', v e b r-ti-i
a m.-i rurf vote, when Mr, Lliiott, of Cr J 'lv. -"l ' , . .
-i. - . ' f! e.-at's -ind 'l'i n u aiv
Abeg'u-nv, said he was in lavor of j " 'V'u '. '"' l"-"-"
Lincoln and not of Dhiine. He was 1 l,elore tliecommtttre on Con-
l.i..,l fi.,t !.i-n i .ll f.,r . ' tested seats. Quite a spirited can-
hissed, and sat down A eill f.,r
division wae- made, when :i del.ite
'ai l he objected to Lincoln's name
lor ice 1 resident ; lour vear irom
now he would be the man for l'res
no ot ;
ch.t-rs.
a remark that drew forth
(hi YOlingonMr. Harlev'e ttiotiou,!)"10luo11 oi Vm
as amended bv Mr. Keller, J'Hi dele-' n1." ! as foil
gates rose to their feet to vote aye
amidst loud cheers, and thirty seven
, pJincipitlly from rhiladtlphi.t.i
arose and vnted to, the tpectators in
the pallery liiasing and greeting them
with jeers and derisive laughter, to
which Mr. Hawaii derisively replied :
' Where do you look for your Re
publican majorities
W. Klwood Howan, ol Philadel
phia, was named as chairman of the
Co'.uu.ittee on Organization, having
i- i. . -.
mane tne motion lor its at
pointntent, Mr. Lavne thought the
committees should choose theirown : l'""n 1!1 tueupcra House, i lie
chairmen. The Chair said he was ' Contested Seat Committee then rc
f,li.)wing the rules heretofore laid ' ported on the reaver contest, sivin
down, and there was no choice about ' the teat to the contesting members,
it. A delcgaU suggested that Mr. ! ,t'I;'rc the report was voted on, the
Snowdeu withdraw Ids mime as ' 'p'i 'neubcr arose and withdrew
chairman of the Committee on lleso- -iu 1 tVor ot tlie contestant The re-
lutions. A for himself, h wouid
.reler to vote in commitUe for
chairman. It would Ire a creater
s .tisfactiou. ,
Messrs. Snowden and Howan an -
nnunet-J that Uiev liad u,. obicct
whatever in offering the relation
The chairman of a commiiiee
tnerelv the mouth, ,i.., o ..T tl. .,...
iuite, and had to report .- instruc: -
.ed.
Mr. Kauffman, of J vicasitr,
thought there was too inucn ntiec-
ssary wrangling over v. hut was an
?stab!ished rule, and u at followed
by Mr. Keller, who moved to lav
the motion relating to the electioii
of chairman on the table. This was
agreed to almost unanimously, and i tJ to I'articipate iu the caucus that
the choice of the chair indorsed. nu"ted Mr. Jones for.delegatc - at -
Mr. Uaynegrew very red in the!lare they could not vote lor him.
iace as tue vote was announced,
he had himself booked tor tne
chairmanship of the Committee on
Resolutions.
ITKMANENT ORGANIZATION.
Two Lours passed before the cop
veiition re-ase:rihltd.
The commit-'
toe on l'i mianem urganuauot: k ..
ported unanimously in favor ol L.a- j
rjsna A. tiro lor I eriuarieui i-u"'
. 5... ... I M ,
man. I lie repon was. anopo -u.
i
iir.,r.- h'lvit:- t.-.ken t ie cnu.r. re-
j viewed the achievements of the He
publican party during the past quar
ter of a century dorn to the present
'issuf, the t:.r!ff. He characterized
j the resolutions passed last week at
lAil-.ntown as nitanir.glesB and de
I ceivir-ir. He wa for a protective
itarifl vhich would secure to the la
borer of this country a comfortable
! living for himself and family.
Icheannesb of commodities is nut to
! ,e d--ir-d at the.f xpense of the wa
Ht- uii-u ..-.. - - i vers. 1 nc oio j.iuc n.ni n..
pes of the laboring man. ref tr;'' j,,, Mauhia It was customary
l.e thought was merely a logical , tldf,gf (B t( be llie
tlieory ba.ed upon n.istaken iafts. j , to .jat WJS 8ent l0 Ci,ir,
TDK AN'TI-I'.l.'.INK VKX S VICTOKY.
I was ihtn a U.-v, destined, as be rup-
1 H.m;ki-t;uk-., Ajiri' ('. The t- jed, to 1j a farmer. However,
fnirjr fefion was called to order at knee cap was broken once while
7-15,rthe iiwt btifineM the i ol) trip to the north western region,
u iectioi.s. Mr. Mcdill"U!i moved aiUi ie 'was laid up in bed for seven
that the speeches bp limited to five ll)0nths. In fact be was lame trom
t minute-, and no members to sj)tak .i-u injury all hi life. Well, it was
I tncre than once on thesatne subject. this accident that mada him a f-cho.-This
wn aureed to, but when Mr. !.,v. He Lad read t-varythiiii.' ia the
, itavne catiie into the hall and heard Ihou.v while sick, and one day he
'what had been done, ho moved to i j,:id Lis brother's Latin books brought
rpcnneidcr this, and was sat down
' n nn. :is lie co'.i'd :.) secure tve:,- i
-i . . : . . j a" !i tun.
' tv.t irci- votes !i S! i: 'Oi l oi in--
'tion. Mr. Wk-ttiii2o(l'-n-d a resolu
tion that the State Committee be
i mpoweied to till any vacancies n.
the ticket this day nominated.
; which was
red to. There was a
ln". tin some wait at this juncture
the Committee on Contested JN-ats
not beii.g ready to report. A dele
pate miA-ed Ji'at tne ciiairnia:i be
coo.peliei! to prcst-nt the nsaj'trity
report, imtnitlt:i!'diuj the fu-i ttiut
th- in:;j .rit y report was not ready,
"'i.i- i.cuasioi.ed a -.Teat deal oi (h -iuie.
in wiiicii Mr. Hame made a
i;:e;
till.:
CI,;
t is.inv people lireu. ami v.as
l!v teiil. d by ihe appearance of
irmati Slcait, who presented
two Sep
irate reoori:-. 1 he nrM. wa
in toe
All.
:ei,y county ens.-.
the
-srs.
and
jcomu iliee reporting tuat AH
' llartzell. Irwin. Warmcaslle
l'avh r wi re en'.itu d to sects, l nis
wi signed by .Vrs'rs, Longenecker, !
Hubbs. Jadwin :.i.d Merrick. Mr. ;
... : ; . ....ii ,--....!. ri I
1 lieeil-t I ire-ci! ii n" . "C '"illie, ll.e ii'iM.'ui- "i," """'"'"
! in whicii the wnole groiitnl t.t the j Young Corwia r-.-olved to catch tint
i ll 'henv owntitt wa kone ovtT,i0i,i ff!lu-.v. !!. iavdowii behind the
and conclnding nh thi recommen-
, . , 11',! I .
(hit.oii that iitr. rur.on. moo-1
man, Kee l an. 1 l-eMimr h1' .
iii--eats, as le-.tl.V chvted. 1 id-
r, Loscli
:,ere-.,l-
was .-igni n ny ,n v-rs. ne .e.
I.;,ne and IloWers. DurilU
ins of the minority r port Mr. liayne
tried to have it :t
til)
nd
l!:e
-round that it was
:1c
d over five minutes.
TIIK Ale l mi: ir.
Cha'.rmr.n On.-v; decided th:
:t it i
ni:.-l 1
v,.i- I
was no debate, ni.d as a report
be read. The announcement
received wiih cheers. Mr. (Jtiay
r.mved that the minority n port be
substituted for the majority l.-jjort.
Mr. Stewart in sustaining the :na-
jj"rity report thought the live min
ute rule ought to be suspended in
view of the importance of the case,
whervupan Mr. Quay moved to ive
Mr. Stewart ten minute?, which was
, . ... . 3. .1 ...
UTet tl to. .tr. .-iiewari procc.jcu at
i th to review the Allegheny case.
taking it up sfp by step from the
primary tkclion to the difficulty in
the convention, and showing that
tiie sitting members wer frauslu
lently elected. As Stewart showed
ul
the ali.tir he was rr-aed wun
cheers, the convention mvin:j nitn
I the ch'sest attention. Hack in the
1 .-t row of pario t seat sat C. L.
Magec, jale and worried, unminded
bv Lis friends, ;um.Mig tiiem Cieor;:e
(iiiver and Chairman Fiinn. Mr.
trwart concluded by pleading for
h.iri.t ss. saving lhat 1
had been too
I . , . 1( - I
v:'.'i (lui.-iums inua .0; s.oe?, oi
' " - 1 'P1
I u plain to tin
tisfaction
HI' the convention that a maioritv ol
! ;f. ...1 .l..!..,,.,!.! .h.e!...4 fi.iv
:-IeLrateS
Uiu's rt!),H,i,ent. He averted that
o .....j ; .,-;, thv
.t at no time
wa there a majority present at tne
convention win-re tLe contestants
Were Srl'K-t,-1.
MINOhlTY hKl'CitT AD il'TK!). .
Mrrick, in a long sp.veh.
serted in the nn:in that le ' div . Let-
ed d -lerMtef to the Fourth District I up my mind to vote lor you. Cor
Conventioii were refused their seats ; i win caught up the humor in tiie old
re.' ore them nr.d the eonte- 1 :' s I fellow's holiest snaecll. He bumish-
heiv have a le':;l stand
Mr. Lane
thought the map n
contestants l.ey
point is t
i - tested seat-. Quite a
p'.rit"d cou-
itroyersy took pi -ice
b-'tweeu -Mr
Stewart and Mr. i.ei,ier as to tiut-s
tions of fact in the contest, which
- jan-r led
coiisidtrai
amusement.
i,o was icgarue j
The voir was t!
as a drawn battle,
en taken on the
minontv report.
nvs : r- ea
ii bays.
During the ballot Auditor Gcner- i ;A people beard it. It was deliver
al Niles was appi;v.;c d for voting jed in the court house at Lebanon,
i:e. and Senator Ste.vart rcceiv.-d a ai.out tiie time Corwin was so con
roui.d when iie voted no. P.oth dunned for his attitude on the Mtx
Stewart and Layne raised the point jican war. He had been burned in
of order that members occupying 1 1 Uigy all over the country, and he
contested scats could not vote. Toe ; came home fore and sad.
( ..airman ruled th t it was a ques-, tan rememoer what a spt-kch he
t'on oi taste wi'h them ; tin ir names
were on the roll, and they criaM vote
if they chose. They voted.
At the
'announcement ol the votei,vbole lite. I can remember .me
"ut'h cheer went uti as has seldom
' lH,fl was adopted.
. 'PI . .1
a I , -onciuioii iuea proceeded to
:''cl tlelegate-at-Jarge to the .a-
tional tuuveution. Col. A. W ilson
! yj.rr'8, nuilt' James McMai.es, of
' I'l'dadwlphia ; Major Merrick named
- . "U115 Luiery, jr.; Ma). Allen nam
is vu . '' ' Jjte 01 enaago
v.oi. MlOWdell namiii Hamilton
! '"t00- of I'hiladelphia; Col. Dayne
1 named I. F. Jone. of Pittsburgh ;
l' C- r'y. of Verw-r, was nam-
as Was a,f!0 i,r- Jessup.'of
Susquehanna, Joseph X. Shome. of
! J't l ks- anJ James Milliken, ofCV n-
tr r-'nii, of Pittsburgh, stated
: lrt l!ie invention that as the Pitts-
: l,urS11 '"legates hart not been mvi
as j Gmtrnxedon Second Paju)
TOM CORYfTN'.
Dmbin ward Iteooiiee.i.n of -The j
Dmb.n ar
Wagon Boy of Ohio.
lit. ,r.i Tip PTpntpt man I ever
, enen.l.risinz u in
. .. enthusiasm kindling
4.JJe wag a j.hiloso
opher. H!, ana aiuiun u mci. j
He was far seeing, wun a
scope of ii.tidk-ct. Ah, ray young
friend, we have no such great men
i ( 'nr in now.''
' He often told me of his early j
strugsle?. He was the on oi oiu
Judge O.rwin, a Baptist deacon and
well to do firmer, who lived near
Lebanon. The old man was quite
i.n.iniiieitt. and was once as-iciate
iud'e of the id cireuit curt which, :
in thoff u;iys, wa composed ot tlm e
'judges, twe oi whom were not ia
1 if; oM ilOL'e inni an v.nt.
!and came home educated- iom
to h;m. lie commrnceu iu tiuu.i
I.uiii bv bimscl
If. and commenced
bv translating a parasirapa wun me
aid if a dictionary ahd fxrammar.
He determined that if b could not
master this first paragraph ht would
abandon it forever, lie succeeded,
from that time on became a
) . i A 1
t-tudent, and finally entered
a
' I have heard he had strong will
and creat ditenuination.':
'Very much, and I laugh as I
remember a story he once told of
himself, which illustrates his dis
position. Win n an urchin of U.
nis father put him to work 'ni'.-gpr-ii,"'
t':e Inns in a 'di aliening.' Idle
thus employe:) young Tom found
,.iit that the' wild turkeys had a rg
i:!ar tr-iil through the deadening to
a stream of water. They went to
drink at a certain time headed by a
n ' tjohhk-r
who alwtvs went ahead
... S(... that the wav was Ciear. no
j this by ncuiiting a log, looking
;ih.,ut, aid' eivi;,' an 4 ill right' go'o-
i i . i . .,,1,1 ... ,1 , t i , , !'.
h0ir !Uld cm-ht
tlie kin-' turkey by
1,, - i - i t. as ne am (
.1 tip to survey
t!"' s't'-'itioo. ile was ani.osi ton
,mu;!, (, ,r tlie h.iy ot 1 I, ami tirag-
him tl'.rougli the briers and eru-h
until le.th were er-hausted. Tinn
;,m and bleeding t!.' bt.y dragged
hi jirizeto the liouse. He feared
Lis father's wrath on account of his
torn civile-
but the old man Liu-j
id. II-
lianilv
admired the b u 's
, .... i i
pi tic;;
; iiad
ifiieve.l thai tne oov
cAindit tile "obbler. almost as 1
is
hi in self. When a.
little older Corwiu
was quite pugnacious. His lailler
kept a still house and sold his whis
ky in Cincinnati. Tom was gener
ally sent with tne wagon, and many
a tin,.- he lengthened the journey by
sto, i:: to light with some boy
alonr the road or a rival driver.
Even when he became governor and
senator he referred tu these event 3 of
his youth with delight.
"There art dozens bf stories about
him which I suppose are wrongly
credited. He olttn told one that
perhaps you have heard. When he
first nn fur runure.-s. in 1SI0. he had
a big, wild district. He wa young,
a Vhig, and was running against a
big majority. He canvassed bis
district on horseback, and one night
stopped with a man be knew was
capiat him. Corwin had no nope
ot converting nis host, out laikcn
pliaantly all the evening. He re
tired in the same room with the man
and his wife, common enough in
those primitive days of log cabins
and big fireplaces.
Tiie n-.t moriing he was surpris
ed when the old man s lid, "Curwin
I'm suing to vote for you.' Clad to
know it, Corwin also wanted to
the cause of the sudd.-n conversion.
He found out. The old man re
marked, 'Wal. now, I'ii till you.
I'm u plain mafi and imy wife is a
plain woman. Now when the other
candidate was here a week ago the
old woman watched him go to bed,
and sir, I'll be d if he didn't
pull a woman' night gown from Lis
ack and put it on. U?, sir, a wo
man's nkht L'ovvn Now, 1 uou
beiievc in such tixin's for a nnr.
and 1 said to my wife that any man
who wore a woman's gown was not
iit to go to Congress. Now, we
watched you last night and saw
that you jumped into bed with your
j common shirt on, an. i. sir, I've maie
-d U the story and told it all over
J ; tiie district in bvery speech he made,
r I He so ridiculed Ids opponent, de-
:scrioi:ig how he go into and
, , - .- , V.. i
b:s shirts, that, altnough in a
, '. ' .
j DcttiiKTJitic district. Convi
I elected.
how he jro into and out ol
a siroiig
in was
"lie was a great orator c-vcii ti.cn.
was he not ?''
"He always nas, You know hi
Mexican war speech was one f the
liiiest efforts ever iieard. And how
prophetic il was, too, ,ts we read it
by the hiit of later events, but the
i ... .u.,t f ;.. . .. -
f IIUKUCM S'CUWil lll,t VOl .1111 1'Tl.l
; ii,ade was never liuonshtd, and but
i U;i.(ji; to his own neighbors mat day 'party is weii known, as it takes
t ;., explanation of Ids course, ltlimsre to run t.t. .fact, the ii.tWi.re
j was tne mtet eloquent speech of his
('jj.ure he used. He related the old
1'ersian superstition that a good
a c gel sat ever on tho shoulder ofla guaranty that their promises to
every mau. That this good angel , their constituency will be fuhilled.
recorded the good acts of his charge j We usually reijuire that their first
with jay, the evil acts with pain wild ; year's Salary be left with us as a
blackness. Hut il the man repented leuaranty oftrood faith only.
eru the sun went down, the amiel
dropped a tear, which blotted out
1 .... .
jorevtr tho ill deeds of the day.
"And so Corwin said that he
j hoped the recording angel of this
j country would drop a tear upon-the
outras of the Mexican war and
- i hiot ttiem forever. The last words'
; I Ct' this metaphor Corwin did not ut-
; t. r ..t,..-!! IIU inicn ffr.tf f lint tt'i i h
; t.motion. and lie gu-hed out in a I
pcuhar whisper the last words.!
j Hi9 hearers needed not to hear ttiem. !
There was not a Jrp eye in the whole1
Ut.-etnbly. Each man wept, con-;
quered bv his eloquence and pe.thos. i
: vtl; jje "was the greatest orato in i
Ohio. 1 know of no such man now-
- 1 adavs,
i.. ,
' '
Zvl thM
wonderful
of his face seemed
tluuht. 1 remember
once when he wa a critic at the old
Mrchsnics' institute literary exer-j
ciiea in Lebanon he made a remark ;
that I Lave always thought applied
himself. It was : The true ora-
tor talks all over, lie even speaks
from the back of hi3 neck."
A Jersey Atnar.on.
The pponle of Tuckahoe, Dennis-
vlu,.j aim me uif t tuu ui wa;
crand :.,,liintv. . J. have for eorce time
nat - 1-t-en startled at the wonderlUi
exploits with a rifle of a mysterious
Amazon narnea Jennie .ioore, wnu
Uvea in an isolated cabin
in th
pines, on the '-ay sioe, aoui tuur (
niil-? frni Woodbine Station, on the ;
-t JereV Railroad. The woman I
is about SO' years of age, of splendid .
physical develoi-aient. She is mar- j
ried to a man named Jackson Moor
wle father lives at Vine'and, and j
who ekes out
a Fcant livehliood by i
chopping wood for the Miilville
plnsV factories. In November last
the couple svttled in their cabin,
which is emiinned in the true bor
der stvle, half of it bein-r under j
ground. The woman says that lur
several years she traveled with a
show under the stage nam ot Jenny
Franklin, giving exhibitions with
htr rille. On several occasions the
Amazon has astonished the natives
of the vicinity with her skill.
Some of her feats are remarkable.
She can light a parlor match with a
rille ball and part an a;ple on the
William Tell style resting on her
husband's head. A favorite shot is to
hit th ai.nle. while in that position.
bv a shot with her back turned and i
taking aim in a looking glass, fuut
hng candles and clipping the ashes
from a lighted cigar while being held
bet ween the teeth of a man are tri-
Citig matters to her. A ft" wees
o Mrs. Moarwgave a public exni
bition in the Town Hall at Hennis-'
ville, which drew ej-.culations ot as-
toioshwient and delight from thfi
large crowd present. is a com
tii.-n thing for lor to take a tramp oi
. . . . . . .i .-ii i i . ..
miles throug.i tne wunernwss oi mat,
country with her rifle slung over
her shoulder. The people of Dei.
ipsville, with a few of whom she is
acquainted, spwak in glowing terms
of her ladylike deportment and social
accomplishments.
Kstates of the Russian Kiiii'eror.
One may form some idea of the
ext'-nt of tile posessions belonging
to the Uuesian Emperor, as prop
el ty immediately attached to the
crown, when w hear that the Altai
eUio-. alone cover an area ot 4',
1KJ,ik) deajatir.s, or over 170,000
rtpiare inile, being about thr-e
times theeize of England aud Wales.
dry at Sasoum, and the great iron
will ks of Cavrilov, in the Salagirov
district. The receipts from these
enormous estates are iu a lidicu
lously pitiful ratio to their extent.
In the year they amounted to
OoO, iOO roubles, or a liule more
than .I'D-j.UOO; while for 18S3 the
revenue was estimated at lesi than
half this sum, or about 400,000
roubles. The rents, &c, gave a sur
plus over expense of administration
of about a million and a half of
roubles. On the other hand, the
working of the mines showed a defi
cit of over a million ; hence the re
sult just indicated.
A partial explanation of this very
unsatisfactory state of tilings is to be
found in the situation of the- mines
which are generally in places, quite
destitute of wood, while the smel
ling works were naturally located in
districts whore wood abounds, some
times as much as OH) or 700 kilo
meters distant from the mines. The
cost of transport of law materials be
come considerable in this way. lly
degrees all the wood available in the
neighborhood of the smelting works
became used up, and it was neces
sary to fetch wood from distances
of even overlOO kilometeres. For
merly the mine were really penal
H'ltleinents, worked by convicts,
who were partly helped by immi
grants whose sons were exempted
from military service on the condi
tiun of working iu the mines. Hut
nir.ee the aboliuon of serldom this
system has been quite altered, and
there is now a great deal of free la
bor n the ordinary conditions.
As a superb hair dressing and
renovator Aytr's Hair Vigur is uni-
t vtrsaliy commended. It eradicates
j .-curl and dandrutl, cures all erup
tions and itching of the scalp, pro
motes the renewed growth of the
hair, and surely prevents its fading
or turning gray.
No 51 re Vrcc Pull's.
Tlie Ciiarlcston Herald has estab
iished the following rates for
puffs:
To cad a man a '"progressive citi-
;a-!'" when it is kuown that he i
is Luicr than a government mule,
f 1.7-3.
Uell-rring to a deceased citizen as
a " man whose u'.ace will long re
main unfilled," when you know that
he is the best poker plaver in town,
S17.
Calling a female " a talented and
refined ialy, a valuable acquisi
tion to society," with variations,
S2.72.
Calling a man a "liar" during a
campaign to advertise him, 2-3
cents, with proportionate reduc
tions, if tiie light becomes very
warm.
Inferring to an old citizen " as
a reiic uf antiquity," Co cents.
Caliing a newly made lawyer " a
legal 1 i tit of which the profession
shwuld feel proud," S1.24.
Extra rates are charred when tie
a long residence is supposed- to
exert.
Candidates fur office will be charc-
! ed in proportion to their wealth, as
H THE GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
KifVv- and cures
1I1IEU3IATISM,
Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Lumbago,
BIIHtdlE,
HEADACHE, TOOTIUCHE.
SOBE THROHT.
QUINSY. 6WELLINOS.
ItrKAINK.
Soreneti. Cuts. Bruijet.
FHOSTBITES.-
Rl'RSW. Kt'lLDV
And allorter bodily adies
aoii puma,
FIFTY CENTS A BOTTLE.
Snl1 by nil Tma;(ri"tn and
Ik-hipt. Ilr.-(iuu4 la 11
lUUKUeagf-V.
The Charles A. Voeter Go.
;:!!::;!
Si'iiij!f a
sji!, aaT-
j m.kdigau.iniinigj:;.
1 1.3
iSil
in the Altai es- MHS5
e .ml, and fcll- VlTS&Cnftfl .-HFjini
il, 1'aulov, Smij- fHyrEVERgl e?
lip, tne coppvi louu- j-!,- c&t--sgi
4 T TTTAT TT a tr
iJj V 1 lil 1 ,1-17
BERLIN,
(MILLER'S MII.U)
MANVFACTIHEB OF
FLOUR & FEED!
I alwsn kcrpon hand a larce stock of FUICB,
COKN-MKAU KI CKWHKAT FLOVK. and
an Kln.ia l tmOF. Also, all klndtof UKA1N,
uica i tell
at
JiflTTmr
PRICES!
Wholesale mml Detail. You will sare money by
bo - vlc ,r"m w "'- k " y Fre"-
ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY,
A New Enterprise
:o:
LIME! LIME! LIME!
Mrt hanict and Farmr supplied 1$
"Vm. Lipuold & Co.
With the Ikst Muilding and Agricul
tural Lime.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
WORDhRS 11Y MAIL PROMPTLY A I
TESDKl) TO.
Address WWt. LlPPOLD & CO..
I. O. ItX Ma.H-'l, Ct-MUKKLANII, Mo.
tcl.VT-lTr.
"1T"ALUAI5LE FARM
AT
OATTri
rxL V JA. Jl Hi k3Xi.XJJCJ. :
ri'he umlerslinitil oflera lor sale the nEI.I.
1 FA KM. one and one-hall miles west o' s.toys
town Hi p. ol Oic Hallo and Ohio talin.ail on
the It,-.! lord an tircenl.urB iur..plke. cntulninic
one hundred and on acres, more or lens aluut
75 acre, eleared. in acres in meadow, and balance
in tlinoer. This Is a mo t desirable location lor a
bca ulilul homo. Agu.id
DWELLING HOUSE,
and Log Stable en the premises OoodS'ock and
drum larm ; c!oe f School, t'huri'Iies and Mills,
and all hui.IIc conveniences Bo-se.sion would be
I aiven at onee. Ar.y person uesimu- oi 1 uyinit a
tin.- pr .perty, close to town, will lor panuuiars
call on
WM. H. Mll.LKIt:
feb Kxcculor of Jacob .1. Miller, dee'il.
-
CATARRHCa',s uu Tain
or Dread, Gives !
Keller at Uure. i
Not a Lhpiid or
'jjnsnutr. Applied
with the finger.
Thoroiisrh treat
meut will Cure
Price 40 cents, by
HAY-rEVER ini! or at druuitisis.
EL.Y liltOTH LUS. Uruynists, Osai-ito, N. Y.
mar.U.
ISAAC SIMPSON,
L- -
LIVERY UD Sftlt STABLES,
PATRIOT ST., SOMERSET, PA.
ALSO DtALKR l!t
BU33ISS, WA
GONS, CASEIAGES, &t
If tou want to buy a O.kxI and Cbrap Wairnn
nr iluirtfy of any ctrsrription mil on inc. I alco
kocp mnstrinlty nn hanj a Laarire Afrtment of
Fine Hunl-matle
Harness. Saddles, Bridles, Whips,
Brashvu. I-'iiHlnnkctn. ni everythinic to be
loun i in a atrH-cIa? S.ilillifry.
(.ituKl tfiims ami Ki.lini; Horses nlway? reatlr for
h!r-. When in noJ ol anything in my line, ive
mtt a call.
ISAAC SIMPtX,
ai)rt-6m Somerset, Pa.
I DC. E SALES.
The I'ommispioners .r Somerset t'ounty will of
fer to let at public outcry, on the preml s, to the
iowetund best bidder, on
TUESDAY, APRIL 22, 1SS1,
at 2 o'clock p. v.. the bulldlne of the abutments
I'.r an l".n Bri.lir" over Flau.herty t'reek in
j Mejcr.ijalc Uorouh, S 'mersct diiiiur. Pa.
ALSO
Se:ilei l'r"p'.sal9 fr an Iron llrl.liio over
Vl.iuher'v I'reek. will be received nt the I oni
ini.sloner's ..Mice up to IU o'chK-k a.m. Wednes
day. April -J3.I, IH-4, sild Iron llrole tl 60 leet
lima, with a roadway is feet wide, and two side
walks each 4 leet wide.
APAM S. SH AFFKR,
.PJStPH HORN Ml,
Attest: H. W. KKUBAKF.K,
li J. Hokxiir, Clerk. Commissioners.
inar-'U.
rfa3 55?l
kakSIa S
Always the Besta
Lemon Jelly Cake.
.To the volki of six eirirs. well lieaten. add three
.miners of a nonnd ol white suaas. mice nf one
. . - . . . .
the whii-i ol ail rgifi bealeL itiD , bake In jelly
eake pans.
FOR THE JELLY Take the volksof three
eiras l o.ten. and one ball' pound of while sugar
)nice of one aul (rraied rind ol two lemons, and
whites ofthiceeKgs beaten very still ; put In a
vessel and place the vessel in bailing water; boil
until It ihlckcnsi wen It is cold spread over
each layer of the cake except the top one.
FOTJTZ' S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
Tir, Ii F'tiit'it I nwilem ar n.-i1 ta tir.-.
Fotitz 1''wiUt will 'tirf nnl nr nf ' f
Voit7' iv.wilrm 0I prevent iv '!
F.OT?' Ps.irit? w ill 1n-rvi- the nuunVir A i tt".
aivt rrv.int turut) rwr o-nt ant ma'.v Uio boticr firm
and rwect.
Koatx's rowlv-m will mr or prevent almost rriciiT
Diwap: t whti-h Hun .iinl attic arc viI.mT.
FotTZ'S PoWIr.S '1LL GIT iATIIrA.TllO..
Sold everjwttere.
DAVID r. FOUTZ, Proprietor.
lALTIMOBE.MD
Hi 1111
l i n i f
. ATirr
X'OXIl W VV
UNTIL
JUNE 1st.,
I will offer special Bargains
in Goods named below. I ex
pect to make extensive changes
in my storeroom by that date,
and have many goods that I
prefer to sell at cost, than to
run risk of getting damaged
w hile repairs are being made.
These are all new style goods,
nnd not old stock that I offer.
Please look at the list, and if
what vou want, come at once :
VASES.
TOILET SETS.
CARD CASES,
VELVET FRAMES.
CUT GLASS BOTTLES,
HAND MIKIiOlLS,
wurnxti hksks,
FANX'Y r.oX PArKU.S,
PIIOTOtaiAPII A
AUTOGltAl'H
ALHfMS
w nlcICC
TMIVIII. I DIDUtu,
FOUKfcT BIUUES. :
SI1AVIXO MVOS.
Ul'T flLASS INKSTANDS
ANI A LOT OF
I'.KAUTIFCL
BUOKa OF
MIBCEU-ANEors
Poetry,
and Fiction.
These -roods will all be sold at
y-i . I 1 II.. -1- .."
jwreany uhiuchi rnces. aim rn:M ! i 1 1 1
I of them at cost a.,neiow it. cM.,"e i neighbors know wlien
j at c.CP, for I am determined to elosei., i n
them out. Do not fail to se these
Goods.
a V BOTP,
MAMMOTH BLOCK,
SOMERSET PA.
GOLD:
(ortheworklnicclasi. Send
;oce. ts lor poet ,ae. and we i
will s.-nit tou ire a royal.
valuable Imz ol sample good
that will put you in lbs war ofraaKlna moremon
ey in a lew dars tbaa ftm ever tbouKht possible
at any business. Capital not nquired. We will
start you. You can wore all ihe lime, or in spare
time only. The work Is universally adapted tu
both sexes, yoans; and old. You can easily earn
Irom 50 cents to 1.00 erery evenlnir. That all who
want to work may test the businem. we will
make this unparalleled offer : To all lhat re not
laoshed we will send Si to pay lor the trouble of
writing as. Full particulars, uirecl Inns, etc. sent
true. Fortunes will be made by those who (lire
their whole lime to the work Oreat success ab
solutely sure. IHm'i delay. Sum now. Address
Stimox St Co a Portland, Maine. JarC3.
PATENTS
obtained, and all business In the V. S. Patent
Otlice, or in the Courts attended to for MODERATE
FEES.
We aie opposite the TT. S. Patent Office, en
acted in PATENT BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY, and
run obtain pMtents in less time tbau those remote
from WASHINGTON.
When model or drawing Is sent we advise as to
patentability tree of eharire: mnd we make NO
CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT.
( refer, kere, to ihe 1'oMinaster. the Supt. of
tho Money iriler llivislon, and to officials of the
11. S. Patent Office. For circular, adrlce, terms,
and reterence to actual client! in your own SUate
or county, address
C. A. SNOW & CO..
Opposite Ptntent fle,
Wa4nin: n, 1). O.
JEGAL NOTICE.
To Mary Rhoads, (widow) til ward Tihoai'a. Jo
scpi Khoads, Isabella. Inltrmarried with Levi
H'.ltman, Tillie, intermarried with Joseph
Arixhts, Catharine, interuiarrie.1 wl;b 'oseph
Hor er, Heliuda. intermarried with John Orlttnh,
Lydia. Imeimarricd with James Hunter Llta
beth. intermarried with John Swank, Matilda,
intermarried with Simon P Maker, Anna, inter
married with Hiram Shaults, Wilon (iood.Chas.
ti.iod, Allle Good, lrvln U.mx1. of whom Jo- ph
Kh,ads is anardian. heirs and te:il representa
tives ol Jonathan Khoads, deceased.
You are hereby noiined that in pursuance of a
Writ of Partition issued out d the Orphans'
I 'uiirl of Somerset County. Penn 'a.. I will h .11 a n
inquest on the real estate of Jonathan Khoads,
deceased, in Somerset Township, at his late resi
dence, on Tuesnay. the lath dny of May, lHb,
where vou can attend if vu think proper.
JOHN J. SPANtrLr K.
apr!6r- . Nherifl.
touch
A judgment no'e dated March 12, 11.1, for oOO,
given by Kmanuel Heneer to Ell Shaver with
aari.n sbater nn as bail, and paid by Aaron Shaf
er. was lost. All (.ervons are hereby notified that
this note has been paid. The finder" will pleas re
turn it to
apr9-:it. A A HON SH AFER, Stoystown, Pa.
A
DMINISTItATORS NOTICE.
Estate of of Jeremiah Woy, late of Somerset Bor
ouiro, Somerset County, Pa., deceased.
Letters of administration on the above estate
havina; been granted to the undersianed by the
proper autuority notice is hereby Kiren to all
persons indebted to raid estate to make immedi
ate payment, and those havina; claims aarainsi the
same to present them duly auihenticated lor set
tlement en Saturday, the 17th day of May, 1-84,
at the office of J. H. I'M, Esq., In Someiset Bor
ough. JOSIAH BRANT,
At S TIN HEN N ISON.
ap 'J. Admiuistrators.
DMIN1STP.ATOUS NOTICE
Estate ol Isaac WVndel, dee'rt, late nf Somerset
Township, Somsrset County, Pa.
letter of Administration oalheatiove estate
havins; been feranie.1 to the unoersisned by the
proper authority, notice Is hereby given to all
persons tn.lebt.-d to said estate to matte lmme'l
ate payment, and those havina; claims aaalnst the
lame will present them ouly aa'heulicated lor
settlement on Satiayilay, April la:h, 161,4, at
the lalo residence otlhe deceased.
S. M. W KNDF.L,
SAM I'LL BALDWIN,
maris. Aiimuu-traiers.
OTICE.
SftVEisiT It Cambria R R. Cx
PiTTsni-ROH, April 15, 1.S4.
Notice is hereby (liven that the Annual Jleet
InKolthe Stockholders of tho Somerset k. Cam
bria Kaili-oad tympany will he held at the office
ot tne Ha timore II Ohio RHllroad Company in the
city of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, ou oonday.
May a. lttl. at -2 o'clock m.. lor the imrpuse of
i lectin;; a eresi lent and linardof Deectors to
serve tor the eusuina; yer, and for the transac
tion ol Mich other business ai may be brought be
fore the meeting.
WELTY MrCULLOGH,
apria. S, cretary.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
Estate of Elba H. Ifley, dee'd. Ivte of Somerset
Bor., Sometsei Co., Pa,
, uruvi. .ii uiuiutniraiim on me aoove esia.e
Letters or administration on the above estate
avini.' teeo rranted to the m.dersiirtied. bv the
pn!ier MUIhorily. notice Is betehy given tu lh. sj
naeRieu 10 u 10 maae immeaiale liaym. nt and
those having claims or demands will pieae pre
lent them duly authei ttcaied for settlement on
Thursday, the 1-tuayor May, 1-S4,at the etltce
of John 11. L'hl, In Somerset. ar
HKV HEFFLEY.
JOHN M HOLOEK B A I'M,
maris. Administrators
A
D.MLMSTRATOKS NOTICE.
Estate of Wm. H. Hodman, late of Jenner Twp.,
bomeret Co., Pa dee'd.
Letters or administration on the 'bore estate
having been granted to the umlrrslirmd by the
l'roier autnority notice is hereby given to all
persons intlebt. d to laid estate to maae lmmedi-
te payment and those havina claims aa-ainet the
same will present them duhr authenticated Utt
ettlemeut at t be lue residence ol said Jeceaied
on Saturday, tbe 2"th day of April, 184. .
ami n.nuitSA.x.
ALEXANDER HOFFMAN,
roar ID. Administrator.
"WF 4 V'l'fTa Canvasarri IB every eoun
i 1 Xjl-.y in the State to take or
ders for Nursery .-stock. Stead mnd Dtnrabte
Employment Exnerienee la the busmei-i not re
quired. Nurseries widely and favorably known,
i-'or terms addre's
The C.-L. VAN OUSEN NURSERY
CO. Ceneva N, Y.
Van Dnsen Nurseries Lstabluhed 18S9.
Alio, Mock at wholesale. aprS.
'84.
! I
The election of thisjvw
year promises 10 uu
one of the most excit -
inry rtf flio onni nrv OY-
ingot tne centun, CA -
, til
-vaT- Tilf 1'f A1 i lirilllll hOl'n
llllXTl rillWUlVl
,1i I
at least one good pa-
per to furnish him the
I
news
The Somehset Herald
-i..! i
..w- 11
earnest Republicans,
11 C i
an menus ui piuit-u-tion,
all interested in
the news of the nation,
state or county,
Because it is always
reliable politically, and
savs what it means and
means what it savs.
Because its Court re
ports are always full,
fair and trustworthy.
Because it is the me
dium used by the peo
ple of the county when
f llftV WIS 1 tO ICt tllCir
-7
lllVy till V til AlHil "
anvthino: else for sale.
Because all legal ad
vertising appears in its
columns, and people are
thus kept posted as to
what transpires in the
management of the af
fairs of the Courts and
County.
Because it is active,
ajruressive, and alwavs
for the cause of its
constituents.
Because it has the
best Washington and
Harrisburg correspon
dents attainable.
Because it alwavs
givos all the local news
without burdening its
columns with unmean
ing and uninteresting
correspondence.
Because its news col
umns present all the
latest news in an at
tractive style.
If you have friends
who live outside the
county, there 'is no
more acceptable pres
ent you can send the m
than a copy of their
county paper.
If you have a neigh
bor who needs a paper
recommend the her
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a paper, subscribe for
the HERALD.
Subscription
per year.
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Address
Somerset, Penna.
a BIooil Purt-
li, nor this nie-liirtna
all
1. manner of ehru
l-,nrriHi,Jvi,r old 8tn D'l
ehmnic
or old stD'!iiK
nmipbiinls, kua-li-.ni
of 0i fkin,
snch a FiHiii.
i. ....... i
notion'3
Rathe. Kin
r Tetter.
sal Kheam skm
Hea.1. Skr Inla or
Kinit-i -.
$&&ViZ.
anin fro..- Im-
OR
ifvj,?y'p
rare medicine In
LrJM 1 1 J' "M7't'
!w - aowUhOBt8a,tt.c
-!!.. Sen
. -VI ....... M.I M4D ini
. . I . Kt i. rw-ttur It
-. -eom.ert ' biYh. lost delte.te woman
at well ait the rM bum ltrj ...
;kD - w
- .
ZS
lona rictiia to the use ut mercury or idue 1 ms.
lonirrictliatothe u ut merrury or e
It wtllouea the Doweli in a properand whole-ome
"ThTr." IsnotninKlikeFahrnej l Blol rieaj.
er i..r th.eure ..j ail '"wHLZ"r'ui
I.lver. Howcts, Kidneys and Bladder. lor nrrTi.uo
dp-easel. Headache. tvtivene-s. In.iiel-n,
KK Anrutor 'ii hs no
.":,"r.f".r;.,
pounl if cure." The Panacea win nw
. , a .., luinii hut if tine
;n;;o.roisoVder,.ver
i ottered tu the woi
IbS
! Fevers, hy keep
oHeredtutfce world. You ean arom
tr'Ua nrmliu-nt
keepinif your ll"d purified. The
dilierentdearees 01 all sui-h dlnea-e . ei.en.i
i,etherntnihecondi't.n..i the hi.w.1.
Mr ''V:;BX " j!
E on PASAeKA. as there are sererai o.ner pr
arutlons In the market, the names ui
somewhat similar.
Dr. Geo. G. Shively & Co.,
SucwMor to Kahrney'J Bros, fc V.o..
MANt'FACTt'KEKS ANI PROFRItTOU
Watehrdro, Pa.
AYER'S
Cherry Pectoral.
No nti:cr complaints are so insidious in tin ir
aiuckaslli.tfe.-iireetins the threat :.ml M'-W
n.'iie tr.llcl witli by tU.t maj'Tity ef s uH. i
ci-i. Tlie onlii.jry cush or cold, r-.-u'.-e i
P -.-;.:.;.. front a trill, i g or r,iicci.?.:H.iia e
p -u:c. is '.n il l at tl.0 bei;i..i: a; ' f a -it .i
:c..e-. Avi u s C:.t:ni:v I'i:i c .i . e--wcl
p-.-ovcH iu etV.cacy in a forty tcmV li-ut
v..ili ti.r..at and lui.a .lieasc, auJ UvUi. l
t...-:i .1. all caics vi'.iioui u-.l-O'-
A Terrible Cough t'nreil.
I t.,".i a sev-reeol.'. wliiclialT.-ef. l
:, 1 bad : terrtl.l-eniigli.ai:l p-i-s- -1
aitr ii.-iht witli'rtit aieep. '1-s.e .i.:.-v is
i... 1 tl i.'ii A I K'S ClIt KUV 11"-
i' tiii.-ii relieved in v lungs, indue-l
iin.l i.ii..n!t-il me tlie reri ije.-e.ii-v
r.-.-.T'-rv ! I.'-' tl'ng-.ll. l' l'.
,u i us.- ef the riuoH.a n jaTiiiii
i. v ..! I'lle.t'il. lam u
, i.e :e..i lie.M ' v, nti'l am ;ilacil ..u
. 1 i.i i-'.i: tl. mve.1 m'-
lint: u s. K.uiaxuiiiu:.
..iii:.!... t-, .u:y 1"', lv--'.
(.rr)tlj. . !lhrr' Trilmte.
-. .1 : hi il'C country Inst winter my litlla
. ... ,-:.:s,i, !. .on. tak.-o iil will, cri-up;
.... I f l.e ivmii.l die from stranyu-
, IMC t tl.C felielV SliUeeM.ll tl'' '
- . lll.i-KV I'll Tin: L. a butt!" 'i
i u k i,.v..-ivH keft ii" tiie bouse. jiiH
,. ;i.;i:i an I lrt'ou.-nt ilew . JO-d
I.I in l. i-s tl-nii bail an b"lir t!:e
-Tit was b.-.-atl;u:Be.isi:y. The
..: iU.tt tie- in 1'1'Ti'BAI. Iia.l
!, ,i ,rim-'- n!e. I an you su::ir at
: .:.' i., e" s.nci rclv murs,
.Mi.'S.'l M.MA iiTPST.V."
V.'-.'t i::h St., Nik York, May K. I'ti.
.-.- I Avrr.'' CitERitv rr.-rnnAf.
s.,-' -': t'-r several years, and .!. l:'-i
to ("
I n- C"
Uilee it On' laosi enei-iiu.i
s ami cel.! tve have ri.-r
A.-I. Cnv.M .''
i.. ... l.": y-i '1. .Minn., M.r.oU 1J, 1M'.
; t ,; -t. i i . r i i-t.t years from Ttroneliit i.
. . .-, - , j:.;,i.v i-. liiCiii, s Willi no u--
. - V , ;. ,1 I v lii" ii-,' el A yi.r's hi i:
i v I i.. ii i .1.. ' 'l"i I'd Walin. '
!' :.:..: a. Mis-... At r!l l'l.
- ; -: , ,i iv r nMidi in .rni." r-f Avt it'
!. ;.: , !,,n ii.. l-'Hevi: f as I !o tliat
i"i-
,;s n I Should :nn -icce have .lit. 'I
., ', , ' F. ISBAOIKJi."
: ::',.'. 'i -xa.-. April Ci, lesi
i i" an aifeetinii of tlie throat er
.-:-. v.'n:i'ii o.viuol ts; greatly re',:v. d
u.e of .writ's Citrnnr I'k h-kai..
1
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in':-.
;ii I :-.
a t ai
iv. 1 ,
vrc when tlie .l,-.':.- :s
rs.lv 1
.'Y.-ind it.' entitrcl C'f ii.eilieine.
rnn-AhEr. nv
Dr. J.C.Ayer&Co., Lowell, Wass.
Sold by all Druists.
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Id
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OMF.BMKT MARKET.
. .'orreetod by Ooo k flaaatTsj.
ruirtc is
CH0SCE GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED
Appies, .tried, ?l ti
Applebutter, fl gal
Hran. l"i lbs
liulter, ft (kee)
(n.ll)....
Buckwheat) bush..".
meal, 1U0 fts
Beeswax l t.
Bacon, shoul.ters, I I.
tides. -
" country bams, fl Ok
Corn, (ear) new 1 bushel ....
(shelled) old -
meal 1ft.
Call skins, ft t,
Eaus, ?id.
Flour. f bbl
Flaxseed, V '.n. ).....
Hws. (sugar-eureu) y lb
Lard. 91 E
Leather, red Sole, l lb
upper,
" alp. '
Middlings, and rhcD 100 Is...
Oats, 9 bu ."
Potatoes, f) bu (new)
Peaches, dried, Ss Ik
Rye. V bu
Ran. W
Salt, No. 1. l bbl. extra
- liround Alum ir sa. k..
" Ashton per sack
Sugar, yellow ft
white
Tiitlow, 31
Wheat, ft bu
Wool.
....5S
.400. :k
3i.l'v?
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1W
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, TacM 0
7i'ioc
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Mew tuv
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,'nc
.rtVi
SfCiiUC
MuiaLol
C00KST0VES
ALWAYS SATISFACTORY
ALL PURCHASERS CAj BE SUITED
kisrnriTKED t v
Isaac A.Steppard $ C.,B-ticore,MfL
AMD FOK KAI.K nv
L B. Scliell & Co.,
Ieb20.1yr. SOMFDIiCT e
f r r
" "
A PRIZE. ZZIXZW&I
mone'v if 1. ?J'ltb wil,neP y"ton..ire
tw. k . . . .'vn in-mnrst honr.
.o'urnrrr."
Co, Augu.ta, Maine. j,"
a! rr,itrQ
"mia&Qi
rop.
frfi Q
la Cio Ilnncn Tdy. Pri., r.
Sill I
'l V
A:T Dmri.'t-'.
ceiljr?1
r.t IAVER I.YTTON S Rrun;v
W here 1 Touelien the itresan,,
;reat CulumnH in Mi(Nireani '
What a beautiful brie -.. I ......
,.1.1 .1 n. . 'v
UM.l ie mm tin i.iiiioil i -
.. - . . , ' 'eleJUin
How intuitively the chiM t.ec,;:
wjtj, praverand wor-hiii ivi ,., "'
.- . "r ttiter!:-.
Lie, and how intuitivelv, on mv.,;,
Ii''. the old man turns'b.ck to
again Side by Fide With the jrif-.r,.
" Mr.Ttge Mory.
Yes. hut between its dUfin' .,.,.
,,rill..eof iit-, -u-1-
hih and awful ;rrii, thr- X
I 1 I ....1.1 1 .
which liir aim ""rr Oiish. ai.,l
finwr;thanddes.iatio. pr.,,;;
I
itiiti aiurc uu 1:1,1 ut ''
tima rtnrta ttnliil y..,A. .
o n..,.t
uriiaken beneath, ai.d hutiair
art and skill IlHlSt rear 3I.! .-e.il.ii'V
ibe structure overhead. G, w, ,
i. n ...
,( -t e. III nil tied 111 the law
Las made for the creatures who:,, U.
ii.in in 11 u.-u ( j
. i
father, l.or tne ...,. mans t.,r,..
rI- HOI lil lilt Illiuv.oi mine ll,:rti;.
ities," Will alter this by th- ttei,;.
,,f .. ;,.,.,. oraill.
.
Science and art hrst then b::h
..mil praver-is the order of ib :iV! ,
i , 1
nseil. iMViinty neais lurmi;.!,
agnits, and thos- agents are t;,
discoveries of man : not the vsr
a ii 11' ''.ii.t.iiiei 1 1. ti i.'iiiiiii' , r Mvr
I., life a burden to you ? Doe- tin..'
,ir..i:, Is VoUT port ef to foj.e
life's rehl-in and uutus wei.kn;.
; You are not well. Your blood s
slusjgi-h and tuintnl, perhaps; i
stne important organ is t r j.i.t , -
! i.vt rwtirked. This tact may t.;.
taken the form of dyspepsia, rhcj:i..
. utism, gout, n-i:-.Iaria, pain ii, u,u
stomach, chronic headache, or : r;v
of a dozen othtr ii'.s. P.i:KK!;'s
TONIC' will invigorate you. tr.,.:
air invigorates those who haef.,;:
shut up iu damp, fetid cells. !:
powtrlul, pure, d.tlicious, .-eient ;;,.
safe the keystone of the c.-i.tr.i-arch
ot the bridge of life. !-;i.
HaK hlnj; Out Millions of 1 isli.
Frederick Mather, Sui trii.ti i.iir-i.t
of the Slate Fish Hatchery of Nvr
York, says: We have ju.-t hati!.-,
, out some Gt rinan trout. We in , ;v
td the eL'gs for tlie first time ; ,..
i vear. About si. years airo w-. r--U
eived itnothtr invoice of large r:tr
and sm:.ll brook trout egg--England
; ti.ey are ju.-t iiiiicLii.t:
There are at the hatchery ."i"m-i!
salmon for thelludaon Hi v r. ,'io .1 ..o
iand-locked salmon I -r ti.e- A'iir.n.
t lacks and Long Island, loiniii
vthite tish for I.ong Island n..;irs.
: and Su.iJUO rainbow trout and -" ' i.i -1
native brook irout which wii; i.-iiL-tribu'ni
ltiuinly throughout l.- ig
Island. We have been n.,ik-i jj
some experiments with salt r
ti-h, and have been sHl.'Ces-h,; v. ;',
1 the lom-c, ;d, which have l.a'eUil
; out in large iiniubtr, and e are j-r
, beginning to experiment ith ;;.e
(od-tish. Yes, 1 tiiink wr
succeed.
j; at ji 1:11 nt i.oG.
Alter HO Year oil the Wroii Sule
l.ifea Vii'j;ii!;ii Turns ihe Tal.li-
" ilow long did you say ? '
I "Twenty years, I said. l"p t
j the time 1 mentioned I had sr.tlir 1
; from diseased liver for "J" years."
said Mr. S. T. Hancock, u Wvi
' mor.d, Va.. half sadly, as th i
i thinking ol that dilapidated sec'.;-1.
j of his life. "At times I ablest
jwisbed it had pleased Pruvidci.ee to
I omit tlie liver from the human ahat
iomy." ; " m enough twenty years of
itii.it sort of tl.ino;.'' respond, i! a
.listener. " What was the iip!. .l'.i
lit?"
" The upshot was that aou.e tiiui
j ago I went down to Scott's dr.:.'
i store in tnis city, and bought one i;
IllENSONS CAI'CINE I'OUolS
I I'LASIERS, applied it, and a as re
j lieved in a few hours, and a;n ie.v
las sound as though mv liwr ,re
made of India-rubber."
I'.enson's unlike the old fish: n.
ed kind of plasters act promptly.
t .. 1.
i.OOli
whicu
tor the word t'AlYlNr..
is cut in the geuuii.e.
twenty-live cents. Seal, ury
Johnson, Ciieriii-ts. .W.v
4-V.
Price
and
York.
Cuitinj; l'oiato Sets
j A correspondent of London
0ideiiing Illustrateil write- a
I Jlows:
O j I fornit rly h:id an idea tint nu ii-
I um siz-'d whole potatoes were l'-t
i to plant, but recent expenses:
j have h:tken my confide:,' i".; pl.o.t
jing whole p.ita'toes. I h-lieve ti.at
! large ones, cut into single eves, tvili
furnish a better return than pia;
t-
ing wiiole tubers; moreover, and !
is its:tne importance, the cr-.n Bi''
1 .. '
i 5, "in nc 111 i dig at least a o k e-i.-
' tir
a circumstance for wiiicii ;l
reason is not far to seek, in as miiea
as one strong tcir. from each set 5
better than a cluster ot vreakl-
the former will product: ou the aver
auo liiuii four to six good siad tu
be rs, wbil-t tiie litter wili vnv.i '
!
i
'
:
:
I
j
:
hint of sinall potatoes, io add
perhap- to one .ir two '"'d
ii..
,nl
He 1 ones.
- ."4 more
1 he cro'.vncyes are
prolific tlian those
rml
on the side cf the tuber
:
I
- Opening the Kountaiiis.
!
i
1 1 11 number!..-); buib.s beneath ti.e
skin is secreted the lipiii suii-t t, "-
whit-!' ivs the hair u. texture, c I-
(r aii'l glo-s. i lien tins stcr.ta a
1 stops, th hair begins at once to 1 "'
' " Come drv. bi.treles brittle ai. I
'
trrav. Is tliat the condition ofvo '.r
jhair?Ifso, appdy Parker's "H dr
l.dsani at tince. It will restore ':.
; color, gloss- and life by renewing :i "
i action of nature. "The I'als im is n-t
jan oil, not a dye, but an elegant
! let article, highly appreciated I-- -j
cnu.-e of its clean lintss. 4-'.'.
I A writer says tliat miik is bef..r
than brandy. We guess it is t"f
butter.
Jay Gould is on his way
from Havana.
; Messrs. Hiscox & Co. cull special
j attention to the fact that after April
Vi, 1N:J, the name and style of tins
i preparation will hereafter Lesimpi.v
j l'tirker's Toni, The word "Oing' r '
I is dropped, for the reason that un-
principled dealers are constantly .e-
; ceivmg thur patrons oy suiistiiuiii -
' "i"' Preparations under the naine
ofC.inger: and a ginger is an u"
flavoring ingredient in
Tonic, we
are sure tnai ou.
i iriemls win agree wun u- a.- i" ,
I roprii ty of the change. There ni
..- ,. ...ii.e
i oe no cnange, nowevrr, in i" t - -1
inration itself : and ail bottles
n-
maiiunry in the nanus oi oia
, r .1.... i-rs.
! wrapped under the name of "PakK
... .. . i .. .rn-
krsi.inoer Ionic,' contain u.e'
luine medicine if the signature o
I Hiscox & Co. is at the bottom of t..e
outside wrapper.