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DR. J. M. LOCTHER.
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DR. H. ERUBAKER tenders his
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DR. WM. RAl'CH Orders his
ptr Hrtool wnrtrx to the ettbKBi ot Sa-
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DR. JOHN' BII.T-.
HEXTIST.
Jltm ip Rain IsCmk A Dtartti Movk
lIL WILLIAM COLLIN'S,
t'ENTiST. Sc3(EKSET. "A.
laXaaarb RVrk. abon Boytt Prt
Uit im a eaa ai all usm k Iba4 pnfv
ftii kMaactwvk. aaeh a ftUtac. rara-
lauw. nnaiu. ac AnlWrial hol all kftte.
(im ba auicrtal tsMnwL UparattaM
Waal.
DR. J. K. MILLER haa peroa
retty laeatad a Brrtta ST tk ant-tea !
riit
D
IISOND HOTEL,
STOYSTOWrV. PKKN'A
, TVa-wyataraaa wa banwi fcwa baa aualy
Matagr.wkiyaadara-lTnaa4 wttb aU r
a. :r:To:. Mfb ha B1
!itm K.Kft, ptM fc tba trmariln pablai.
aj rn. ri ntnm ba lai all ba.
ar dua. wnk a am paNar ball anaeba
trt an aim tam ana M ataMaw
t u tMarttB faa ba baa at taa luvaal pw
"ala anna, by -Jm at. 4ay ar awai.
8 AX C IX CY-STTIL Pwa.
.COar IMaaaoaa
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E:ITS' FURH1SUIKS EOGDS
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HATS AHD CAPS.
y Suck it ail H E V. aad h bra
SELECTED WITH GREAT CARE.
H tana1 m part af
Caps, Srf P!s, S'jsen. Sot
Sli aid Ihea Etr
siieS, Shirts, riierrear,
Ssiry, rstsZai is.
cil TbainiciaianbMaratanaa
A3 rnada SOLD AT POPriAK
. 11 " twat on aJaca. BOOH KO.
CA$EBEXS KUKK.
I'AI X I CASEBZER,
Agents Wanted
r -awaty aaara. Term Liberal
BROS.. Mursawnten.
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VOL. XXXIII. NO. 50.
V
ESTABLISHED 1847.
The Oldest Business
You ure rwpectfuHy invited to call
hi. smi-ii us
TO BE FOUND IN WESTERN PENN'A.
Our Goods are Warranted to be as Represented, acd PRICES NET
CA?H, within the reach ot all persons needing them.
SVOKE STACKS AXD BREECHISGS FOE EXCISES HADE
TO OET'EU.
TIN ROOFING, SPOUTING and JOBBING
Of all kinds in Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware, Promptly attended to
at Lowest Rates, onler xtH'-vm jrom j. r. f syruiwj
in (hir Line.
EAnTK W. "FT A."3T,
2S0 Washington Street,! - Jolmstown. Pa.
P. S. Look For Jy Xante cn. tha.TYind-jV. .
Sum Fox.
JoatAA Wot.
muni mmna ihtht.
M ASVFACTCKEtS OF
PURE BONE HEAL
AND
DISSOLVED BONE.
Therc Oradei of Pboapbataa Xanaiarrared and
krpt CMMtancly oa Baad :
IMPERIAL. - AannooiattJ.
EXCLLSI0&. - - - - Kaw-B-otJ-ACID,
------ Pbuspbata
Onr fartnry K now In eprntuoo. tailly
S-iaib of ttr tun af SoicanM. tm ch lis. uf t at
old iwgnmi A Mineral Point EaUroad. t
auBV'aeuu aaaa bat
STASDAHD GOODS
n.aT-faw tt tht tT .nt Oar Fanillaen
BEST IN THE MARKET.
Oar roretnaa. J. A. John3. u aih J.iahoa
Hornwr a riliimMn. ivr otvt 12 Tears. Tba ?a-
pmet-y X i.or F.'torr t? 10 loer pr d'. W tak
h-wet In nrhang? ir Pboupbairf. Faramrf aoJ
Hbcra raa itu :omj by i4m ap all
NnwibMrmair. aal b:icaJw ibfatuu!.
All v af a u uiat our
With aar and ail others oerd la tha sutrket.
W arc'ber. ti kit. and onr wt tpaa tr
UkohpItm Wa have BrttlaJa railroad laciU
h f lur sbipplca.
H-iLL 0rfi FILi.tD FSOXfTtr.
In stadia Tear order. aWreai
SMfflmifflES.
jLpr-3iXA
SOMERSET. PA.
DR. J. M. LOUTHER,
rilYSICIAX AXD DRUGGIST,
SOMERSET. PA.
CSSCS3 132AS2S 2 ST2CIALTT.
The Purest and Best
DEriiS. PAIVT.
OIIA VAKX1SHES,
PATENT MEDK'INES.
STAT1USEET,
tc, Ac, Ai.,
Keft cmLtUniij aa Aaad, sad said at lAe
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Store andPfflcvoa Wain Straet. tferae duocr
East of t0 tmeraat H"OW. Snru Pv A
hare ofl!iptdie patr-aiara ta respertlaiiy a
Uciied. Call and inict a-j lack.
; J. M. LOUTHER, M. D. '
FARMERS.
IMPROVE YOUR STOCK !
Tha loprrted Clydesdale Horse.
WUl rtaod r tba serrlre af Jtarea tbrooKaaat
the SCSH uf Iwi, at ay lane one mile vest of
StpiOT'te.
I tkMS.- Arttalnrara a aare with frial, pay.
am n be aaJr wiiaa tba atare b) knxia to ba
uk tl Adt Mnoa nartta wftk or talllm to
attrad alth an iniored carp will ba hid mpm-1
ibl lor the toaaraace. Proper eara wUl be tk-1
aa bt ao acrcantat.illtr f alit. j
CaaVfciTfo.' Kar-ia a beaatlfal dark
ba anaartad rnA Srutlaod t rears aan. areiaba I
l'o ppiand. l 1- baa3f hlrb. and poawfata
bna. .ad Maew. a caa temper, bad a splendid :
JOSIAH AXKFNY.
Oriu d AEErxa
narllin.
H. BOWERS,
BaKER AKDCOKFECTIOKER.
SOMERSET PA.
Kartnc ta.n chance of the property and x
tare ol Lhe Bakerr lurmerlT a.iurtd hy Albert
Eecke. and r.attad and rinrnibd tbe . I
aa now prrparadtc !urnlsb tba pai'Ue w-tk every
thtsc In si .ine. Meals roral-Wt at ail boon.
a chort oon-. aad at Tamahl. raiea. We
haTeeo-ataatly aa hand tin c-Mtrax
CR0CER1ES ARD CONFECTIONS,
And are prepared tn faraUh parties, tails, plenlr
Ac-, wfck .T.rjULtoe la car liae O nwial
.I ILHOStKs.
lit
IlCATFD PIRFTTLT Oil W !! USE
tflTTS. I'lV. B. '. R- K.. THTS SAV
l.XO AXTKA O ST uri'EA Y-
Pttv) Ptp nrcrcrT.Mlp.rl Whisht;
AkuU UJU, wvul jjiuujuuu tfiuaaj .
Stttasted rm raacaM of AJMrbaaiea. m tha wa
ter Ma r4d awua irumn. Tins wba-ky m
auka br tba duatdMlnruad pmaaa. aad gaaa
aataad parteUy para aad tall prvut
mfO-irrt fStd saaat Ai as acriar.
Special.
Ia order ts rt H tal Keapera aad Dealers a
;rea! -ppnnanlr- aeiit ewk'C ofleiad. wui aaa ;
crart (or man-'TTarr of Wi. a aay 4aaa
Uit from tutiu harrebk lw tbaa tbe prrrt
ler. at tmsjcnne-BbandirLbraayaari,ebar(-ixlc
bat a aaiaU na fur aurtaare.
Oa baad 130 narrria of Utd fclsky. retal-We at
f bitfi.Mn:i. I
Write tor fall pertimt-rs ra mra ts lanra
(aaaitiasu 8. T. SWUTZt-R. sept, --
SW nua
I DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Kaala af Pater tWl it a. byte ot KIM Ta
bmeraatcaaaty. ra.
I-Mian af adaaiatretMa mm the abswe aatate
hmwm baaa araa-ied a tbe aa Hialaaad br tbe
aata-nty. aodea la bareby iaa ta aU
peratae kadeeaad ta saM aetata ta aaAa -asaedi.
ate i lanal aad Iboaa bartaa elalaas aaiast the
tltaw ca mr belera Satarday, the auA day af
Ma.. V-aa. at the aUa raaiaeai-e ot deeaaaad, at
lsaloekr.a. . . .
ivni'n.iiut'-.
aprX.
a pmrn frees sawy. Sead as 6
.-eat. b-ur aad by nail ra will '
lUUlUit frtt a parwasre ei wia m am
' ral. tba will start yoa work
that W.S at aara betas paa ta away taaaar tkaa i
A,-tiar else ia aai.iaa. all aJMat saa nam ,
In prasHtts with est baa. Areata waatad aver
wbaea 4 eitber sex. af all aeaa. Inr alt tba Usee,
aiaea tiase aaly. la work aw as)t their eww
aea. fiiani ftwall worfcas anaaaay as-
Paa'l delay. U. Hau-R A Co- Paruaad,
Disiery
1
House in the City.
and examine the largest assortment of
STOVES,
-mi urn m ism
ZJLXTasZTCU
SDMERSE1 CQUUTT BAKK !
(ESTABLISHFD 18T?.)
E12LE.lHiES3C5. 3 LfEITTS.
President Caehier
Coneetlcas Bade a aU para af taa Caitad
Siatea.
CHARGES MODERATE.
Partly wlsbbur la atxt am Waat eaa ba aa-
(oainralaud by Aran aa Tark ia any aaav
Oollartlt oa.!e ar.a prptii T . S. B"B1S
bnaht and aukd. Mnac acd ralaaOla aararad
hr at litro:M -nii aaiaa, woa a aa
gast a Ya AAa as tu k.
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
aaT-A kwal aaibtays abaaraad.'a
Aunt A. ttaaaa.
J. Scorr Waan,
HORNE & WARD
rcmaotUi to
EATON & BROS.
SO. 27 FIFTII AYEME,
PITTSBURGH, PA
NEW GOODS
S7S27 Zttf STZCHLT3S
lakrsidaries, Laces, llliasry, Waits Eaads, Naas
ksrebiefs, Drsss Triaaim, Hosiery, Sieves,
Cerssts Masiis ui arias Uadaraesr, la
fasts' sad Ckiidrsa's Datinag. Fasty
fisads, Ysres, Zeskyrs, Bata
rials of M Kiass tsr
FARCY WO IK,
Mi MM GccJs, in, k
mrt TATaoaAas ts aasra niLir aoLarrran.
tOrJers by Mail attended to with Prompt
ness aftd Disratcn.
TUTT'S
POLLS
"THE OLD RELIABLE."
25 YEARS IW USE.
The Sraatast Madieal Triaapfc cf tte Aye
Indorsed all over the Work!
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Losaofappeata. Xansea-boweiscoa-bTe.
Pain m the Head. with a Ciqil sen
satioain the bapartPalnnder
tha snouider-ttades falnea alter eas-ing.-wltlx
ad-S-nclinaaoa to exertion
of body oTB-ia-t, Irritability of temp,
er, Low spintsXosa of cieniory , w.Ui
a feeling of wjneglectedoine
dnty, weariness. Dtzziaesg, Flutter
itt of the Heart. Dots before the eye,
YelfowSn.Head3che,Re-tiessries
at night, highly colored Urine.
H THESE WAEjriKGS ASS tTSHEIBED,
srrm zsazza imi c:s is mns.
TCITS FILLS are especially adapted la
saca rasea. ooa doae effect sorb a cflug
ot feeltntr aa to aatoniab the snffr rr.
Tbey I aeraaee taa Appetsta. aad eanM
tbe txxly u Take aa t leak, tbaa thr sys
tem is aaarbb, aad bv tbeir Taate
4ma oa Um PlaaeUae Orcaaa. Mcm
tariat2IJJro!TrjFvai5 TUTTS HAIR DYE.
Grat Rare r Wnrmts ehanewl ta a
&uxr Bt-acx ty a single appiu-atiea at
Uiw tTX. It iniparta a natnral eoior. acta
tnarsntanemkdy. Sold by Drocgtsta, or
t by exprvM oa rveit)t ot at.
Office, 44 Murray St.. New York
FASHIONABLE
CUTTER & TAILOR,
a $ Pt' & bad aany !
L '.;'. tV . years exserieik'e t
u all branches at
ba Tsllortne bas-
tneee. i praaraplae
Satis-artloa ta all
a? wbe aaj call ap.
i i aa ae aad (Avar .
..(A. m with tbetr pat-'
-
Yoars, k.
VH. M. HOCHSTEIXEB, j
CHARLES HOFFMAN,
IIERGHA1IT TAILOR.
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(AMaHaBT)rBaaiirs 0caeJ
' IiTIST -TEES i-J LSTET FEUH
tMSAVSFCT10ll 6UJWJMTEED.
SOMERSET F-k-t-
CATARACT KUSDXWSS ' j
V y- eanaed be lees T traasparewry of the ;
)eM b.htad tbe pepll btabt a Jsstse 1
6. -d taa-s eat ef by ressorai ef
tbe vra sse bndr. Tbe pata of the afier-
taiha H miw ssry Ma.wad aaewtaa
.Bti-t af tbe new aaaratbatie, by slaply
patttaca few drape be i be eye. tha aper
iiKa M harae by tha tanat haul Tba
beat effMe reealts are arewred la all eperadaas
.a tha Kra aai J Wm. Kaaa aassl tdwaaa.
SflL WT . Aa-U.aa4. Psaa Awev ,
kfw
B-Ttk.
m
bomerset
MOTHER ASD CXCXE JOE.
- Auntie, who are the heroes
Teil me, or don't too know T
I looked cp from my aeainc :
" Mother and rode Joe."
Mother's eyes so peaceful
Gare a reprorm? look.
" Esther, why don't the answer ?
Read to her out of a book,
Dutifully I obeyed her.
Read of the olden days ;
Of knight and bold explorer,
AU deeds that mea will praise.
' But mother has Iain there raiTennK
Without word of com plaint.
Voril (hooch abedoeso't know it
She to ear household saint-
And Joe? 31 y darling brother !
Bra rely be pat aside
His lot e and strong ambition,
And ail his youthful pride.
Hid them away forever.
Thinking n one would see.
To cara, aa was just his dnty,
For mother, and Sue, and nie-
Aml when that child is alder.
ril see that the shall know
That none of the saints and heroes
Eqnal mot her and Joe.
Attna & Rcid, in Ctrrtaritinalijt.
OLD BIXUOVS BRIDE.
Let me see where was it that I
i first met ber? Oh, yes. it was under
the superb arches of High Bridge,
boating by mooctliht A globe of
j reddish r-earl rlowly ascended out
i of the East the shadows of the
great bridge noting softly vt tbe
mirror like burface ef tbe Hudson
river; the sound of a tiute played
softly afar off, and all ot a sudden
the keel of my boat came sharply in
contact with somebody else s oars.
"Hallo, you." cried out a clear
incisive young voice. "Where are
you going to ? Why don t you kx k
which way you are steering?"
'Charley Dresden !" cried out I.
little heeding the torrents of obloquy
he was beginning to heap upon me.
'"Old Matti more," he responded
joyously. Why, who on earth
would have thought of finding you
dreaming on Harietn Rivr. Here!
come into my boat ; hitch on your
old craft behind, and let me intro
duce yon to Mi.-s Sophy Adriance."
I looked as sharply at Miss Sophy
as the moor.light and my own mod
esty would let n;e. for I knew tl.at
she was the especial admiration of
my Ineod Charley Dresden
Sbe was pretty, slight rcucd ars.1
rosy, with china-blue eyes, a dimple !
in either cheek, and golden brown ,
balr worn in lora.loose curls. There
was something Cower-like and dTi
cate in her prettices? something
unconsciously imploring in her way
of lifting her eyes np to your lace.
... . . . :
lev roared out tenor barcarolles. I
even essaved a German student
song which I had learned in Heidle-
berg no one know? now long ago,
and we parted the best of friends.
A week after Dresden and I met
face to face on Wall street
"Hallo, Mattimore I" said Charley,
his honest visage liehting up.
"What do you think of her?"'
I think she is a pearl a jewel
a princess among women : l an
swered, with perfect sincerity.
Concratalate me. tnen : cned
Cbarley beaming all over, "for I am
engaged to her ! Only last night!
Look here T opening a mysterious
silver case which he took from bis
inner vest pocket "What do you
think ot that for an engagement
ring?"'
"A fine diamond," said I. putting
my bead critically on one side ; "and
fancifully set"
"We're to be married in October,"
said Charley, lowering his voice to
the most confidential tones. "It
mieht have been sooner if I
! been sooner if 1 badn t
. that bustneee in Europe
3. But I shaU be sure to
badn t
undertaken
for our firm
be back bv October, and the money
I shall make will be acceptable to
ward fitting up and furnishing cor
" ' t 1
V e rowed home together or, at! one,, --ho reat narm, i mean, ck
leaVCas far 6n our way home as the 'cause I've written him- long letter
Harlem River would take us. So- jail about mamma and Mr. Bullion,
phv sang little boat ballads. Char- which be must have received almost
new Come, tecaue, vou mowi: p 1 lununri tc (iicuiu. i u; o
M.ttimore, I'm not rich." T of detection or punishment, blooming daughter bring many a
I spent an evening with her after- They "re almost mvsriably captur- j to her hunzry famUy, and the
ward-tt the sen teel boarding house .hre the-T have reahied from 1 eiegant hdy wuo atows her to
where she and her mother-a nice, their investment The old convicts. !eleai.hily enter her rich home re-brieht-eved
little woman, the full- w,ho make the coin in some secret iwarj4 i with money or cast-off
W.n rrtr, rcrreanond with go- place after serving their Ume in pns-; clolheg when from the iine9 0f her
phy's bedding loveliness-dwelt in ,
the fcosit ot apartments, furnished
in dark blue reps, with a torn-op
V-. t .1 i...tAiia! iniwl aa a !
hioh I..ri-Pd ,fa and canaries and
geraniums in the windows.
"It i so kind of you to come,"
said Sophy, with a gentle pressure
of the band when I went away. "I
ara so glad to welcome Charley's
friends."
And I fit that I could cheerfully
fit through smother evening of com
monplace chit-chat and photograph
albums for such a reward aa that
WelL Charley Dresden went away,
ard as he didn't particularly leave
Sophy Adrisrhce in my charge, I
didn't feel called upon to present
my self at the genteel boarding house.
I supposed, naturally enough, that
all was going right until one day l
received a note from my old fnend.
Bullion, the banker, a man of sixty !
mhn waara a witr and anectaclea. and !
- - . -r j
counts his income upon the double
firoo !
"Bullion wrote from Saratoga,;
where he had gone because he didn't !
, I
know what else to do with himself,
in the dull season. He asked me to i
be bis groomsman. Bullion wis go-;
icg to be married. j
"Of course you'll think it a foolish j
thing for me to do," wrote Bullion ; i
"but even at 60 a man has not en- j
UrelT outlived the aire of sentiment ;
and when once vou see Sonhr Adri-
once you will forgive anv seeming ; depressed -spinta. loaa -of appetite, ( " Good evening. Tommy. Is your
inconsistency on my part" j general debility, disordered blood, sister Clarissa at home?".
I went straight to the genteel j weak constitution, headache, or any j "Yes, sir; she's oat in thekitch
boardicg bouse. It waa possible disease of a bilious nature, by all en popping corn for you."
that I might be misled bj a similar-! weans procure a bottle of Electric; "Popping com for me? Why,
itv of name, although even that was I Bitters. You will be surprised to how very thoughtful! Ilikepop-
unlikelv.
T ha.; . k t I
asked of the skttemlv servant 'girl i
, j.k.k.n s.
woo auawerwj us ocii.
. -Ko. tar. Mies Sophy's spending
a few weeks with afrieJd atSarati ;
ta," she answered ptompUy. That
was enough. I went home and in-
closed Bullion's letter in another en-
elope, directinr il to poor C-MtfUe'
lresuen s aaairsa, roeio xvauuive,
T - v t ? J 1 Ta-a. T A A
ESTABLISHED 1827.
SOMERSET, PA., WEDNESDAY. 3IAY 27, ISS5.
Vienna, adding a few lines of my
own, wherein I endeavored to min
gle consolation and philosophy as
aptly as possible. ;
And then I wrote, curtly declin
ing to "stand op" with old Bullion.
It was but a lew weeks subse
quently that the waiter showed an
elegantly dressed yoanjt lady into
tuy room at the bote!. I rose in
some surprise. Aside from old rjoir-
j iam Piatt and my laundress, my
llady visitors were few. But the in
stant she threw up ber thick tissue
Ttil I recognized the toft blue eyes
acd damask rose cheeks of Sophy
Adriance.
Oh,'Mr. MattimoreH she cried
piteously, "I know you wont miad
aij coming to your parlor, because
; you seem exactly lias a utner te
nia." ' I winced a little at this. "But
1 hare received such m letter from
Charley, and as rou're known him i
longtime. 1 thWbt Derhana vte
could explain it to me. Ob, I have
been so wretched. Aad. indeed, ia
deed I didn't deserve h ?"
-. Che gave me a tear blotted letter
and then sat down to fry quietly in
. a . ' . "
the conner ot tbe sofa until sucb
time as I should nave finished
perusaL
ita!
What does be mean, Mr. Matti-
more?" asked Sophy plaintively,
"when he accuses me ' of deceiving
him, of selling myself to the highest
bidder? Oh, it is'so dreadful P
I folded the letter and locked se
verely at her.
"Miss Adnance," said I gravely,
"it strikes me you are trying to play
a double part here. The affianced
bride of Benjamin Bullion ought
hardly to hope to retain the allegi
ance of poor Charlie Dresden into
the bargain."
"I don't understand you,'' said So
phy, looking wistfully at me.
"Are you not to become the wife
6t Mr. Bullion, the banker?, I ask
ed, staimly.
"Oh, dear, no," said Sophv. That's
mamma P
"Eh ?:' gasped I.
"It's mamma,'1 answered Sophy.
"She's to be' married next week!
Didn't you know it?"
I sUred straight befoi me. Well,
I bad got myself into a pretty pickle
by mcddlitig officiously in affairs
that didn't concern me.
"Look here. Miss Adriance," said
I : "I will teil you all about it"
So I did, I described old Bul-
I lion's letter, my own false deduc-
uona tnereirom, ana tne rasn aeea i
had committed in sending the bank-
er s correspondence to Charlie Dres-
aeii.
"And now," said I, "do you
der that he is indignant?''
Sophy's face grew radiant
won-
"But there's no harm done,"
said
i u- . .1 l x
the next marl after he sent off this
cruel, cruel sheet of reproaches.1'
Sophy was a true prophet There
was no "real harm" done. The next
mail brought a letter full of entreat
ies to be patdoned, and a brief,
brusque note to me.
I stood nn with old Ben Bullion.
and that full-blown rose, Sophy's
mamma, after all ; and when Char
lie Dresden came home I cut the
big wedding cake at his marriage
feast
(Matsrhltlsf a Perreaalaw Crfaae.
" Not so much
going on now as
six veare ago,"
counterfeiting is i
there was five or
remarked United
States Marshal Monroe
to a Grand I
Rapids (Mich.) Lealrr
reporter, i
" The manufacturers and sh overs of :
the queer have come to realize that j maiden's arrival. She, too, is called, .hi .h : -ni- . ,erT rvoroua clav'l Luc H"1r PhUa-.Mhii Tek
ltl dowuWtween the rows of rJS
auj iciifjw. 01 iitue. ic.ci.uou w " j
most cenain. We have captured, t
convicted and sentenced between !
.
th P?
S91 b
."" :
tiour years, ana autneiwanderir,e jife ia resumed. Chil-
U- V - .a.. W-I... ......
I Tk.. Vr".r "7.; ,:i
iihtp itifii iiri taru u 11 ;
t " a.-a-'.aaaaewaa va w.axavs.v.m '
are
mofttv countrr oovs who. in;
I - . - t . -
aimpucuy oeneve mat tney
ran hanil the rxvrna roin aithmit
P " . " P
t"ed or rore pother innocents who
in t0 l"e 10 he SJU nd. Pet '
canght The maker of the coin is
liter captured as
ell as
the bors who handle it But the
people are rapidly learning they
cannot counterfeit the coin of tbe
realm with impunitv, and with a
few more years of vigorous enforce- j
A C iL. 1 . .:!.-. t tL. I
men. oi uie taws, vioiauou ot me
laws in iQisrespecv wui nnii.1,,, ,k r aamlrinr l.rinc- the fvn
unknown in this section of the coun
try." Making the Bess of It
Dr. Hough, bishop of Worcester,
waa the most amiable of prelates.
He had a very curious barometer,
which cost two hundred guineas.
and one day a vou dk man called on
. - . .k-'i- r k'
him p. In piacini, , chair
for the vi-itor the footman knocked
down lbe baromeur and smashed it
1-. Tk
iu aiALuzu lua v uuuk uau w aa vO- i
ered wilh coofosion at being the in-i
. e k : k. i
" - - aa..va,4j a ms-mw
the Bishop, with a pleasant smile,!
said : " Drn't mention it pray. The ;
weather has been very dry for a
long time, and perhaps we shall
have some rain cow. I never saw ,
the barometer ao low." LanJun j
Tine. . j
-
Sever Give Vp. I
j
If you are sufienng with low and
the rapid improvement that will i
follow ; you will be inspired with;
new Kfr !reo?t.n 1d wi" i
return : cam and miserv will eease
.t -W-.-.- - ;
"Q nenceiorm you wui rejoice n
KBl"- !
' && cent bottIe bv C N-
1 - '
Large crowds of colored people .
continue to leave South Caroliii
if.. l.laaa..a.J Tawaa i
m aiuubmb wlua a cam.
A Scbool Girt s Rooasca.
I suppose normal school girls of
the present generation are not radi-
cally differed from those of my day.
Human nature is the same, all the
world over, and normal school eirla
are not exempt from pride of dress,
of wealth, of superior beauty, and of
Biga social position. Sometimes I Fracciscu by ra.1 lor ba.ftr.at sum
tney toJ plainly show their con-! in a week; it would not at first a p
tempt for those less favorably situa-1 pear thai people could be found to
ted. These reflections bring to mind occupy the fine state rooms that are
a pale, delicate-looking girl, in one of! fitted up for the use rf passengers in
the lower classes, who was always 1 all of the California clippers. But
sbabbilv dressed. Maav of the cirls
looked down upoa her, and in their' nomsniacs people who are inordi-' "Who goes there?' said the sentinel
forced intercourse greeted her coldly ; nately fond of the sea, drunkards Ion the bridge. 'A friend going for a
and almost discourteously- She was : acd love-sick youths furnish occu-i doctor,' replied Harold. "Pass,' said
not a very bright scholar, and evi-' pants for the staterooms and help I the sectitieL He quickly rode up
dently maintained her position, 'to swell the profits cf the owners of, Eleventh street to Pennsylvania av
which was always near the end of j the ships. A jour.g man who likes enue and Eighth sfeet and there in
the class, by persisct and dogged 'the sea, and whose health has been ! the darkness waited until the thun
effort. One day. in response to Ttheiundermiaed by office work and kin-idering hoofs of Bixjth's horse were
(daily ruil-cali, absent " was regis
j
t?reu opposite ner name, ana n was
seferal days before, inquiry being
made as to the cause, her history be
came Known, sbe was fatnerless,
and her consumptive mother pinch -
ed. and planned and worked and
saved to keep her at school long
enough to be graduated and obtain
a teacher's certificate. The mother's
feeble strength was insufficient to
entirely provide for their mainte
naiice, but she struggled on manful
ly, and the girl assisted her to bear
life's heavy burden. They worked
at sbirtmaking, and every minute
that could possibly be spared out of
school hours waa devoted to unre
mitting tail. This was the cause of
her insufficiently-prepared lessons.
The double strain was too mach for
her. however, and a viru!ent fever
laid her low. When the truth be
came known there was a reaction in
tbe class. The better acd kindlier
fee'ines of the girls were aroused and
quickened into life, and when, paler
and frailer than ever before, the ob
ject of their sometime pity and con
tempt returned to school, she receiv
ed a greeting that brought the tears
of grateful joy to her eyes. It is not
strange that, cheered, strengthened
and encouraged by the love ard
friendship of her classmates, the
thorny path of learning had mere of
roses in it for her. ?hc was r.ever
brilliant, but by patient and per
sistent study she was at last enabled
to graduate. Her ambitious pians
did not end here, however, and upon
tbe death of her mother, about a
year after, she obtained a position
in the public schools. She bgm, !
little by little, to save out of her;
sc-dfity salary enough to take a course
in medicine. She graduated with '
honor, ahd on the occasion
or my
visit lust December to a thriving New
.ugiauo iu.u a met urr iius fate,
patient girl t ow become a woman,
honored, respected and in the pos
session of a lucrative practice. Hers
is no isolated case. It ia true that
the same combination of circum
stances may not have occurred to
any other pupil, but a large percent
age of the graduates earned tbeir di
plomas by strict economy, hard work
and patient self-denial on the part
either of themselves or their parents.
Phitn. -Wir.
Gjpjr Pec altairl ties.
Few more fantastic scenes can be
conceived than a gypsy wedding.
The place usually chosen is a sand
pit. Jn two long row3, fronting each
other, the attendants take their
..r.L lea vino- a nath in the middle.
j half-aay down which a broomstick
i;a hM un about eighteen inches
aril.v tha .ffround. The bridesroom
,9 called, w
alks down the path, stecs i
ner the broomstick, and awaits the
eepriies. liahtlV trips Over the SUCK,
anj then received into the arms
- . . - ".a. . 1
nf rn-T rinHlianrl. A lew aavs 01
leasung lo.iow, ana men me wua,
... -. an 1 k a t na sn
. . .. ml
u,c" UKU
SJ d III W i 1 I St 1 "1 tl 1 1 K il I fi 1 1 I 1,111- W k-
..i.nn .,1.1. .k.
USUWVIS - -a awvatw w aax.a aw
iwurc OI' makuig a livelihood. The
1 . . k ,-. k. r.,.m.-'
bands she has been foretold a future t kn 9hocM tek9 io tlow lh ; hka subsUnce. ina sent to two
full 0 ndor. Old age comes at lh nJ ,fter j .,ipefu, Lb; firms Located in Boston and New
slowly t the gypsy race ; esa,e.hlls,u th j hmid belidiork- who put it through another
pain and sutienng are strangers
among them, and the pnvsician s ;
craft is despised as are all the other
institutions of the Gorjos. But when
death at length enters the gypsy's i
tent he is borne ur.cotaned to his
re8urit- place, deep in tbe forest
. ' - - . . I
or on the lonely beath, and as often
! sies to the place where one oi our
1 r -,.. n i l.f.t ti roct tKv lin mil
pay a short tribute to the memory
tr : I l k k k-
i of the heather. I
A Ureat Oiacovrry.
. r ti- ti -c x- . T .
.
ears: Mv wife had been eenouslv af-
J'." " w
wu" " u".u ,w ,
"' and 1 ?nr ?or! .TerelI !
than ever before, the bad used
j . , , . ,. .
"" remedies withoflt relief, and
being urged to try Dr. King's J.ew
J ' J.J l
Ij.
166
discovery, did so, with moat gratify
The first bottle relieved
her very much, and the second bot-
t m 14 na ahanlntalw nml hpr Sha
. v j i i i,v e k: '
u"k 1" uw" WI
-I1? .., . v- t, 1
itiai axjtues c i ec as . . sw u a
Drag Stora. Large siae, IW.
Tbe laraatlla Matctt-Maker.
corn very much.
es, sir.
Shesaid she was go-!
A J '
iog to put a dm of pop-corn
vour nose, and if voo didn 1 1
under
Uke the
i - . . ,j . .1 .-.-:
-. ,
nint soe a give ywu saac
J??1
rf that evwtiiPg.--lfe aad Espr.
'
Napoleon Bonaparte is the same
of t colored man now hviisf jn Lao-j
US4a aaLrvwWwU la WerfWa
ueicib cvuui vmvuh4
erak
From Xewr
York to
Sea.
California, by
j The ships that sail from this port
to Sn Francisco take about one
hundred and twentv-nve days to
1 ma'ke the outward trip. The price
! usurMv charged to carry passengers
ts f.'JUU. As one can get to ban
the existence of three classes of mo -
dred frivolities, determines to build
up his system and enjoy himself at;
tbe same lime by taking a trip j
around the Horn. Tbe captain of
the clipper likes to see him come on
j board. He is r.ot apt to be sesick
and is so wonderfuHv and fearfully
nautical that he furnishes a consid-
erable amount ot innocent amuse-
ment for the firt month, at least
the braces or toe bai yards when
those ropes are to be operated upon,'
and so, though he is somewhat in
the way at first and manfully re
strains Lis desire for pulling and
hauling juet as he gets to be handy.
a gooo. aeai pi wore can oe got out m
, , i r I i - . r
u i m AH m Ulck ff w - A Aivj uiuunaiui
is another sort of a passenger. He j
goes to sea not bv choice, but on the
recommendation cf his relatives and
friends, who eecerallv offer hirr. the
alternative of an inebriate asylunj.j
He usually smuggles enough liquor j
aboard to keep him in his favorite;
article oi unuA anu Eu.u nunior tor pracuce we elementary ana oi me Warren ccanty, X. Ybad ia killing
the first month ; but after that he is toilet, tneir gocl Iocks will show the e;eTen hui eB- whicJ
apt to get sick or ill-natared SMrne- forth with mddmocal lustre. Such Dn Kay gives an account Every
times he gets cured of his bad habit! splendid, great fi-shing black eyes. Sunimer u this day the citizens oV
ar.disan agreeable companion for j such stately figarrs, such rich biacs ! Portknd Conn, go out to the Rat
th. enure trip. j loc unkempt and rusty though ( UeiL and Citch the Kp
The love-sick youth mourns and: they be, are seldom to b seen even j tiIe3 with .hoo the dru
sighs about the ship, and gets (right-, m the other t-ans of Italy rue pic-i piet3 paring them 4 an ounce for
fuily sea sick, and writes long letters , turesque Lmarone. with hi red ?osh j oi- Vhich finds readv sale. A
- - ' I il r
ana mauaim poetry cetweu speus i oare legs, ana general taste, lor mei
tr.. t ... ...
Av A j a .a.T ri iJXs At -It. rtiivi " v
ana is reaiiT a nuisance. 11 r.c re -
covers irom nis love and sea-sicKness
he is apt to become a good fellow. J
and an acquisition
the bLip. If the
to the society of
bLip. If the trip around the
- , - , - V . I
iium wuH-jjii-ues -ui mra i.ncr
w .. - a,l
.i Ftupi. au in.iLvcL-.u
t- accomii7U uu ii u ura uw.
nothing will , the pale clerk comes; over thia city There U a new Rome
back a naie and beartr Kl-ow, with .and a new Gtnoa. Divme I rovi-
.-. ... , t . . . i
nr at,ntitr th:it utn -tp-4 tprrr.r t.i thi
j heart of his landlady and a grip that'
- - r - w j. . - - - - -
TriLvix'.
CtHoriag a Mrerchaaa.
mr-iius aiuic as ue.i.rs cooiera came uere. ana reinoi v ;
i i -.i . .i . 3 i j 1 . . .- ' 1 -iiiritr.ey, id -iver uiat
nanus jiun tr.em - trie uniEtaru nunpaui wr so many ; VOBU1 w f B-bhle at it and jret weiL
cornea pack, wiuj., nia pas.-uo wrj late. - iX4 rest, nevfcf ua.1 a Ulg-jWM ak. and he did no
liqur in subjection, and the !ove-.dom more thorouc'aly unswept,more: mMi;.,:r.. , .irti k.w
a.Vk- ri.r. rat.ima ol.r In, m,tr tlwvn,i..H. -.,.;.!. . A rk- . meO.fclBe, Mt SlCA.y tOJ
j .-n: 1 r . .v.t ... , - . -, , . pul the Hesh Irom the -Wei
me -ieir-9 auu uiii:si I'Jisci tue needed reiorm at ieal win snoruvi" r, ,j ,,,.-.
r . t v. :j i- .- ,. i grew iii ana Bfc-t.s
r reiicu t:uaiiL.eriiiiiu. " i "f : n sppnmrnnifti. -:iri:a iapriTiriiT i
TIl , . , . - .supply is d.-a.wn from wells, ia maiv
Tne most Common complaint ii. r J -
. ,, ,u ;n' t .-.-. i-5Unces cxxupvicg the same exca-
tbat their meerschaums will not turn I - , r- , , .. ,
, .... .,, , -v vation as the ce-spool of the house
color to a rich brown, even after the
smokera rave emoke1 themselves
:-. Ua aanT sai f aa AwA Me.ewMnM . 1
tha effort. Aftpr the artist has firs-i
.---j .v.- j: a u- !
cutti- the desiirn and haa i
-u i .u- k t .k- l
; 1-,'.a u-h- ; - - -
is boned in wax. hv in wax 7
Because the wax peuetraCea the pores
for a short distarice beneath the snr-
face and serves to keep the coloring
.k-. -v;-,.. tv.
,k .i 'e .-k . :
nr. ,-,-,, i
j .u ZlZZ.
; - J " ' . -. ,k,.,,t,
surface bv ;
ta VAttAj vu taa ti'j vi-aw.a m
the heat inside. If it were not fori
.1 i t ; . u
ont -nd ... ---bbed off and the
':-. , ,a 1 .i---i ...
tV' ww v W - -a ut'.i w .-m.-
. .
glaiin of glaw would do as well as,
--;
wax. but wax is the cheapest rcateri-'
! al that has been found for tbe pu.-,
pose. Now. when over-anxious 1 P1- . oey cot. ceany a oioce wit, tbe mrt pI1 geU in the
smokers wish to hurry the process1?" rrxoeJlw: nd u 13 Iro emlrooxn next and though she liastaik
of colorinz the pipe, bv smokirtr; toat tfc? cbening gum is evolved, sojed ontnons:T about the one who
pipeful after pipeful of U-baceo, the 1
wax is driven out leaving the pioe:lu'iun ,l"7 ,"iuCU11 , ' j
rawanddrv. Tbe nearer t the top i rfnou "tide has been rn.de and
of the bowl the wax is kept the 1 wwk. " ,n " "e'tator preduemg a
f n ar it wii! in r wlian arrr TKft
1 i Tk.
down t0 criol off u is hlu
-.; r;n,-ia.i C..m. r.Lii..
W hi Ha Left the Church.
A young nmn who had been
at-i
'
itendirg a fashionable church for
.;year ormoreehaneed his place of;
. worship. "How did you happen to t
come to our church ?" inquired one
of the deacons. "Well, you see I;
went to th hr,.C-U.rchI .y.?i
tor luvic. auu uiuu a miiuvo. '
with a sin!e soul m the coogrega-i
tion." "What didn't ya mwt ay-j
body? "Oh, yes I met quite a j
number of people, but not a singiei
sou!." "I'm ah, I see." responded
the deacon
and invited the youna'0' Ka,r yfa,"
man to dinner.
A Startling Placosci f. t
Mr. Wm. Johnson, of Huron, Dak.,
wntes mat nis wiie uau rc u.uw
led with acute Bronchitis for many
years.
and that all remedies tried
me no permanent
relief, until he
procured a bottle of Dr. King's N'e
Discovery for Consumption, Cough,. '
and Colds, which bad a
magical el-;
feet ani produced a permanent cure.
It is guaranteed to cure all diseases
Ltmes or Bronchial.
of Throat and
Tubes.
Trial bottles free at C. N. Boyd a
Drug Store. Large size, $1.00.
Ike Plo.
Fnnnvwar met a friend of his I
centlT who ia somethicg of a story-
-' . . -.1
;wr;,r. Extendin his hand with a
v..A .-,;t- V- M;d -
utov.-Mtw - -
You Ye just the fellow I want to
w . . a A?
a.:-la Z Za nskthU -wv-nrvr,
a s sa naiwns ataa . aa 1 1 iisw
pos
WUH.U TUU wSB Wr V aw. mtmw aaav ynM.b,
if too chooee." f
iat T :L. ft M m. 4
1 OTTX3rfl A lUIKUw lUMmL9 W
do foroethicg wita iu
What it ?"i
It's a grass plot" fiafc.
WHOLE NO. 17b7.
How Booth Passed the Pickets.
"Did you ever know how Booth
passed tee pickets on the bridge on
the eastern branch of the Potomac
that fatal night?" said my friend. "I
will tell you as it was told to roe by
; the old sentinel who was that night
cn duty there. A half hour before
the time screed upon by Booth to
meet Harold, the latter, who bad liv
ed in tiie neigh bcrisood of the bridge
all his life, ai.d who was across Uie
river in the I :tt! villige of Union-
town then, v.-trd the bridge to
1 come over on the Wahingtoa side.
i hetira coming Pennavlvama
avenue. The two horsemen then
started down Eigh.h stieet toward
the bridge on that ride for their lives
which ended in Garrett's burning
j bam in Virginia, a hundred miles
I away. 'Who goes there?' rang out
j on tne air from tbe startled sentry
i as the two horses csiue rushing to-
f ward the tr.dge.
lliro.d was ahead
I aoctor. ihetwomea passea over.
tbe bridge, arid it waa perhaps sever-1
ai hours alter tae reverberations of
the horses hoofs had died away be
fore the sen'a v kni:r who the men in
tucb a hurry real! were, and when
; " - "'J "
C i : I . . I . I 1
w -a a.v vaw
his duty." Pl-timl, lph.a Times,
u n i
The Mardsome Neapolitans.
They are a hanlsome race, thes
Neapolitans, and s;me day in the
far dim future, when thev learn and
1 .r.i.i .. . - . . t
J 1 U1IU AJ1 lA. it 1 ' ' k, a. A- ril.iri t ll
- laaeu. rsui iaoarn lis ricuiTpiae-
Dfss nas ui.-app,areu, his lanness
and dirt re -bain. It is now twebty
five years since Victor Emanuel and j
Ganoaidi rwle silt? bv side icto a'
! V 1 1, . " . -
rntutu ..Fitr?. 1); ID icaqaaner:
-
ui . o ave irt,m me m-
is I i r'arinrw n tw a v j Trnrn t r . r
tuiaiue uj oi ireeaoni Das aw-pt
hsta iwnti
j a . . ...
dr r an tc : trhcr- fh&-n
, "-a- VMM aa H V- ha' S- a " A A )
be a new Napies
No wonder that
destitute of dnnaicg water that
Vs
even moderately palatable acd tol
erably wholesome. Her general
,d only separate-1 from it by a wall
ui m ci u x vt iva iu tun.Attci.0. -iv
! wonder that severe illnesses arise
drinking the liquid
thus con-
tamiuatetl.
t. K "c" iuts.
.. i .
i.wBicQna. -nia urucfM oi con-
,strnction for some years past is to be
. ,, . f, , ,
! tf?ra"i- '"farted on the oWh of
5S l. K'D Humbert and
Queta Margher.U are coming, from
Bon-e to preside at the ceremony.
and thesfter for the first
time
her historv the city will
enjoy
benefits of pure dnnkic water.
Coal Tar Chewing Gam.
, , ., .
The standard Oil Company is a
big thing on wheels when you get
, . ... . - - -
m i vnir . r.ri 1 t ai r.r.v tr inar ni
W ia.iDZ a&OUt Oil. DUl lt 13 lUSt as
- - ItTA "
r" uJ s-peaAicg wnea you
Pel lnl" lDe r"5'111 01 cnewmg;
P- A 0 ? tuners taSte the res-
certain sraae vi paramce. a wax
rtnning process ana tnen scent me
stun, cut it bo into smau pieces anu
urea reusuers
take bold of it and
j make thousands of giddv girls hap-
py wun sorte;n:r.g to cnaw. ice
wax, as loaded on the cw, is worUi
seventeen cents a pound, but when
! k ,k- i ot;n;n..
aL ... - . nA
A d ;f'fined paraffiDe wUl
.t.:nUf -.,)
- f . m the fif 5n
k ; ..,'. kL, .
ollect that it retails for one and I wo
, . ,:v
A Polite Oerk.
When Crant was in Chicajo, three
t- i w
: pnenuan s neaaa'ianers itoou ueau.
His son Fred was at that time on
i Sheridan's eaL but was absent one
'day. and Gratit took the place at
Fred s desk acd looked after the
, , . , , .
UbU .old fellow came , inquire
" u'"0)7
rrea- "'''" eiatTO .uia
urant tora w turner iu a ojr-u-
. . .. ' 3 1.1 - .k .
Pttc 7 r
"SrZ"""
lOOK ine TMiper up. - see unuoinii
T .': ., - " V-l
1? -.Iked with me old gentle-
mati to tue u'jvr. a.- woiin uvwu
stairs with the mollified visitor be
turned and asked, "Who is that old
codger? He ia the politest clerk I
ever saw st military headquarters.
I bope Sheridan will keep him.'
I answered; "That is General Grant'
The fidgety old gentleman, after
j faring Ke ?r a few aunates.
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company
reports 7S1 losses during 13&4 oat of
about bOW raka.
A SHbrat Mas.
Anions the reiainiscences of the
war the following extract from aa
interview with an old Yirgimi llcth
otiist preacher is interesting:
"Yes, my Louse was foil of vour
generals last night There was Sher
idan, Humphreys, Meade, Custer,
Ord, and quite a number of others,
ir.d they wers.. lively set sal. fail
ni fna. and all were quite jolly with
the itpliiB of otlner wLoiu I
noticed siui&g iu tbe ctruer sQioking
and taking but little part in the
sports in which the rest were engag
ed. They all went out of the house
but this solitary, silent man, and as
I was going out he asked me where
the pump was, as he would like to
get a drink. On offering to get him
some water, he said : 'bo sir; I am
a younger man than you, I will go
myseii,' and as I passed out ae
came up behind me. When in about
tha middle of Lb bail my little
granddaughter came running toward
me, but the silent man, spreading
out both arms, caught her, and tak
ing her up. fairly smothered with
kisses, said: 'This reminds me of
my little girl at home, and ' makes
me homesick.' To the question
where Is your home? he answered,
'Galena. liL, but I Lave my family
at City Point and am anxious to
gtt back to thenav-'- i aaid.- 'wUl you
permit me to ask your name, sir !'
'Ceruinly: my name L Urant'
Grant!" I exclaimed; 'Gen. Grant?
axkd f stood there awe stricken and
paralyzed with astonishment: my
heart went out to this man."" I said .
to myself, here is a whose name is
now in the mouth of man. woman
and child, throughout the civilized
world, and yet withal he exhibits
no emotion and seems unconcerned
and unmoved, ualil the Utile child
reminds him of hw loved ones at
home, and I fairly broke down, as
Gen. Grant had been pictured to us
as a bloody butcher and 1 had look-
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agreeably disappointed when I saw
Grant, exprtsae nay frflins but
teebly.
rUttb-saake CHL
I have heard, within very mod-
em davs, rattlesnaKes oil preachbed
as a lerhi'use, and tor cLvers other
ailments, while, it vaiu in rheuma
tism is regarded by few with doubt
The demand for it is shown by the
fact that the serpents are often hunt
ed gyitmnt:cally iu order that quan
tities of their oil may be obtained.
That was the ob ect the men of
I proniii.nt phywirratt or Taaingtor
f-.'
1 me of a case within his knowl-
. ri ..sr . m
an ulcer, tock a snake to bed with
him with tne vsgue idea cf some-
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-:. .u0 rcT. th-, ra fi-.
tn
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their bats, as a rfea,iv for l-t-fldacLa:
-.,i r !,,, -- r,.iv,),n.
wt . ' - . . '
; ; 0UIltaia8 of Sotih CaroUna,
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P-tlTICa U1& I, AAV r9 It-U. L'VUC 1 b-a-l
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consumption, hui.g the body cf a
rutt'tsnake to dry ar.d ?moke in his
he mizht
His faith
Uke the
began to
eton, and
Leiore he had
i nnisnea ic in tne r. as tern sutes
: it used to be considered a "specific"'
in cases cf epilepsy a disease with
which more witchcraft and super
stition is mixed up than almost acr
i other on the catalogue. In view of
these faets, it is not so strange tint
p3rti 0f the rmttlwnake should be
reganiea or value as
a specittc
against its ownbite. fh'hnaan
Woenea la a Sleeper.
There are more hatreds engender
ed between women on sleeping cars
than anywhere on earth, unless Lt be
in church. Suppose there area doz-
' en women in a sleeper and one toilet
ther.- p,, ,- . ..v.i
I WL-ft. M OCT-11 .T I tdiA 13 AA W m-mALm.
say an hour befoTe the trim arrive
at its destination. The first woman
who gets into that toilet room will
lock the door and stiy in tbre un
til she hajj mide as eLaoorate a toilet
las she would at home, while the oth-
un . ... w.th
. ba,f in ow. hand and ii
, : .k- -.k- J .a.,hxl m hir
. . . .
tto other, and
the r(X)m when she comes outthe
j went in Erst ghe staT, quite M )or!
long
until the other ten women hate ber
even worse than they did the first.
The ten ladies who are waiting will
by this time have concluded that
there is no show for them, and they
will try and fix up so they can go to
a hotel before making their toilet
The only two who will be fixed up
will be thoee who have been hoggisa
crowded in and remained regardless
of the comfort of others. Many la
dies who travel on sleepers never
try to get in the toilet room in the
morning, because there is always
one or two who have seemed to lay
awake all cuht in order to make a
rush an the wash room before any
body else. Some ladies who travel
a good deal, can pickout theone.the
night before, who will monopolize
the toilet room in the morning.
There is a demand for apartments,
certainly, in sleepers, where women
can be comfortable and at their ea.-e
without annoying each other. They
do not annoy men. because men eaa
go into the wash room and "retieter
on the toweL" pnt on a clean collar
and a pair of cuSs and make room
for a car load of dirty passengers.
But good Mr. Pullman, give the
women a show. Pr-k'
Baldness may be avoided by the
use of Hall's Hair Renewtr. which
prevents the falling out of tbe hair,
and stimulates it to renewed growth)
and luxuriance. It also restores
taded or gray hair to its original
dark color, and radically cures near
ly every disease of the scalp.
The distinguished1 U. S. Senator
from Indiana, Hon. Daniel W. Voor
hees, certifies that in a case of rheu
matism in- tha seek, ba obtained in
stantaneous relief from St Jacob's
OiL He says it is a remarkable
retnedr.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla baa such con
centrated, curative power, that h is
by far the beet cheapest aad surest
blood-purifier known.
Cases of t mail-pox and scarlet fe-
t ver axe reported rrom various points
j on me raeisc t-oaat