,-he okphas schotmi .. AiUie Cbler S prints school. The rri r ih Smdicate-Ita) Bsrtb. i. Mrt-ocr Cf . d t Gobble of the Bcnooto. Th. vtni of the ownersuip of tb Soldiers' Orphan acDooa cw clearly uadentood b? the .verwe newr-par Uo d? - " i happen that the fcur pmxipal id- solutions are ia the fcnd of we;Uiyevudicaie? That is the bur- den of a ecore of joqumes received at this oHice tioce the expose o. . phanaee evils hare been made. An , gecure coi cf the McAllister- j that it is so I will fergive him young friends who were in the wool- j answer only requires a sicnp.e elite- v-,-le Loai. Thin wa accomplish-! 0JJ recet,t cf my appointment ; len manufacturing business. They 1 uoeni of bi;e tiansctioa, ia ti ;s w sy : George F. McFar- i My change of hart is the rult uv came to W aehington and said they ; though these nave been he.d a ol position o tupenn-!, ctskannin of the appointmeuce ; could make anylbing in the shaie aucli a private iiture that Tety "t'lnjjt f orpbaor school prior to ;tbat bev bin made eo Ur. This I' of woollen fabric. But when they) tie tatief-tclory informat-ou is a' ti,e cot,lida:ion of tba; olfice with ! ow $0Sttt fi, bUffiabDt reexoa brought bim samples of what they; iifcud a'i-utthe haacuJ termi oljg;ate eapfennter,deDt of public in J fw a modent sized change of bart. j intended ebould have been bunting! fcucn i.neactioui. laul the tor-1 etruc;;0IU He was removed from! hev diekivered that changes in'Ut was only flannel, which creased! mitiou of the eyndicaie each of f:.iuon ia 1S71- Ue still re-; the smaller poetofficea are beia made! when folded and which would not! twelve orphans schools in the fcute , tQP owaeHhip of the McAllie- WItn commendable rapidity. The float in waves on the breeze. There j were owned individuIy, that is, , hool- however. He want- !;i:ntn could be worked with more i Butler supposed the matter hadj there waa only one o-ner or one set j of owners for each school. Besides! loose iweite uc.u - homes or aylaoia where soldiers orpbans are e-red for. , teD la; 1504, toe orpiatage tcueuie aLage scneme was first adoptea oy me iiurc, u , ' . , .. r bu.liicgs in which the children n.;g&t be accommodated, so it en tered into contracts with various school proprietors, agreeing to pay for hoardiLg, ciothing, and educat ing the lilUe ones, giving 'y) per annum for each cnild over V) years of see, and i 115 for each child un der mat age. THE VO:CER II'fcA. Tbe ' eyndicate ,; had its birth in Mercer oantr. There hai been a .Soldiers Orphans" School there tific l5ti5 I he buildings are the same that are no occupied by tle ecu -fui i the town of Mercer. Prior to liit date mentioned tbey were used is a water cure ettabiuhnient, h'jL tiiiJ been vacant for a lo;ig time, ( wueu Mr. J. G. White purchased the r.rt.ti'-rtV a!id founded tijC bchDOi. He nai control cfit untd s74. He hid iJn. money, ana in tsar fur ;i keruu-1 v emOirras-?td. t it beciiije nec-iry lor nu -rej:l-; oh t ute the ec:ijl. as he was in- j " " . j : . siil veil t, aua couia give u j , injnev. At lUH UUie 1.1C pjrrruii owacr! of t:ie t-coii, ex-Senator (i-j.ve W. Wriirht, hi l.ro'.tii'rr. K. Wright, a.id Mersrs. son ana jona i. iior ion, .nr. i Wi.n.- e oro iitor to a large aaouat. j II.. . lr i.r .w tK.'il llT ! turn', - over to tu! the s :aoaL Tliev nad theciio.-e beleeu tiiat or noihi:i?. Tbey took it, and thus d:d SL-:.Aljr Wriiibt, t:ie hed of the pre-ieut syudicate, become launched in the educational trallic of soidieri' orpbaui. Mr. White failed in tne venture bscauie a he said looi, clotuifi and provisions were nigh, on mc:si:.l of hard times. Ailer the Wrijiuta hucceedel him pnees nu all arl;cle4 b-raa to decline, wbile t:i-f Stat-s appropriations re iaaiai.il uiscbanged. Tnis enabled the new proprietors to support the sc::uo! ci.'ji; ruhiy, and at tne same tiiae rcip r jiue prolits. Theproiits have increased ever sines then. I5TER5AL DISSEX3I0KS. Ii. II. Wr.gut had cn-ir6'e of the 8;hool th- first two year. He was sacceeded by Geor W. Wright, who, having retired from the Mercer County Recorders oiiice, had no oc cupation. He hid a fourtJ inter est ia the concern, J. I. Gordon a fourth, and It. It. Wright a lourth. aa appears ou tne books. The latter about this time entered into tbe clotuir.i; business with Herman Frankel, and the oue-fourth interest ia the school, as well as the stock of goods, was h;!d in equal portions by Fraukel &. A'.ight; that is, Mr. Frankel represents one-eigUth inter est in the inr-titution. wbile hi; name dot no, appear oa the record?, thit b'ins a private arrangement. It h been an open secret in M fr eer that tnere were dtfeensioUS 111 ; the cuni.any niauagins the school, i r.ii.jr: were m sJe to disiodire t.rro Wriirnt iroia t:ie management, bat his own vote and that ol Mr.tiord a prevented them from doing kk Since then be has had almost ex clusive control cf the institution, buving goods without consulting his opponents, and transacting all other business. For s;x years tnere has been a determined ellort oa tiie part of the other interei: to remove bim. He uus drawn bia salary of SI, a year as manager. In the past five years the Mercer scbuol has been given $19127.82 by the State. At tbe time of Gov. IV.'.i Kon's visit there, a year or two ago. he cox'ptrlled the management to remedy tiie bad state of aii'iirs, and repair the buildings. EXTENDI VI OI'KKiTioXS. In 1877 George W. WriQt, John j I.Gordon and James L. Paul, ptir- rhaed the Ml. Jov bci.ou! fur Sl I.-1 i.tufa Chief Clerk to ; lae ciate ufjerinieuueui, nu Je- ciid nuiirrvi!io.i over all .Soldi.' i Orphai.a' Home?, bein ulluwed ;.t j all times thereafter to audit bili-i, -bis own among them; from thej school After an adm;sioa that he ! went into the hucine-a to make mon- j cy ii,,,! ..... . "I held a third iuterest in the -Is1aa anA A: Vut Tills . bfi, 1 li i fM. ! corded ia Lancaster doe- not con-1 t un my naaje a one l tha chasers of the nropertv. It wad1 oe '.n-jir way. im emperor is a thoueht beet by my partners and ;brel nl there is little m rself that a. v name should not ao-: pear in coiiLectioa with the manage- -- ""' ment. because 1 was then holding" 01 newspaper, and h said to seep the position of Chief Clerk of tlie Department of .Soldiers' Orphans at Harrisburg. I entered the Depart- ment in CS. and remained tbere I ontil January, '80, a period of 17 years." Karti riflrn. aluivA.nnnii'r) nrnttrif- ' l'- "l L f-lre I 1.1 a (inA-l hir.-l ir. turret in tliAfUO Mt-Joy school, and it is said when j Wright went into it be oflered to take tbe other Mercer capitalicts in witb him, but thej wouldn't bear to it. A Mercer paper, commenting on Wright s spreading school interests, says : lie receives from this Mercer school a salary of (H.CKW a year on fig ores fixed by himself and his col league, Gordon, and at the same time rtoeives a salary cf?2,50t for conducting the syndicate schools, making the handsome total of $3,500 per annum, in addition to theeoor. mous dividends received by bim from the State schools." In tbe last live vears that school has received Stat. 9b,llC53 from the mA -J!r a aa I derbilt. ' .r i - ar sl. STILL PEEPER IX. "Sat long after this Wright came into poes-essiou of the Chester Springs School. How much oi it he owns u not knewn exactly, but George Pearson, of Mercer, another 0 the partners, cwns one-fourth in terest, and James Paul, of the ML Joy institution, a portion also. Pearson paid 85.259 for bis lourth. uu nui says omij tartin the own- t . - - - iP: -j r . mold one-fourta interest in lotiier oar-Cers arc cuiti ucm . Pearson of the Hoasw of P.epresen- jutive at Harnnburg, and Geo. . J Wright, one of my partners in the ; ML Jot cnooi. became connect-1 ted with the Chester Springs ,n J one k . ,i:ng my position at Hmu- " trrin hocl rece:T. ialL Men doo't aliuz ehow ther 1he ""f fj hands at the oegiunin Uf the game,! ed from the SUW in the jt fire it U jast bJe!v pible that in rears the sum of llSJU.. !fiod.Q iv,gsferjCy fur ktcher ia kicbeb. Iwiihholdin rr.-r cammistiun I bev ' Or.f of Wright other moves web ; td t0 put it in 60E,ebody else's y , Vet re: the profits. "George v r:anl mma red upon the icete f. . anj leased it ,ro:a y-j.payitg 2,0J a jear ever . McFarland. fcome reports . Joha I. Gordon as one of ; the owners ol tnis Wright is the sole 1 tervfiie has received the nast five vears from the Slate. The four schools owned by tne ; syndicate, are Ches Spnoit... Xvfr ..... therefore S I0110W9. Omrrt. ....(J. U . Wright ' JkU. wv J j' L raM a. k. w rSsu I Merr... :!. HcaniKeiTiiic ... Tbee four an azures j.te ru-M. J. 1 jriui. ruCL. J.L Po! W. Wr.fht ;CuOois liave received 1 received ' 01 8040,301 o'3 from the state in the past five years. The other lealing schools are own ed by the fii.owins parlies iruxi ... . frtsnrooe f i tj. ot 1. Mr,All ..Ketse fe. ten. ..;am:T.Dd...H! Mfjur j?1 - ;;: i Wti f HiL... i4ni.ri lu-llIlB. rni.Bri. The latl-named is the only one of j I the number that is run as cnaruy. xi;e oiher are euterpri?es. operated UJ kiiiii.MM : nw i-KoriTS. i ... nfthe echooi estimates that the profits on the Cf."t-r hfinne tchool will be about f 10. a year. Similar fi ur were liia'ie for Ml. Joy and Mercer, whiie McAliistervilie school has placei so..ewnat below Itlial i.gur-. 11 is i" ' Uial t:.e probU ot t.'ie lour .yuaicaie j schools "ii. exceea ?oJ.X and that on the entire appropriation by the state lei.-lature of ii-jlJ,'M) per annum, nearly eww i proui. The appropriation bill passed by the last legislature is full of loosely drawn up items. For instance, the stale superintendent. Dr. Higbee, is given in it for traveling exp.n se. He is iUii(-:el to spend that iu visiting eaca institution once every quartfr, :is the law requires. But Captain Wiiiiam McClelland, of Pittebarh, a member of the G. A. It. inve;ijaline committee, says they wre given otfiial information that Dr. iligbee bad not visited some of the institutions but once in a year. He has the power to i-end deputies in his place, but he didn't even do tbit. Another item of the appropriation gives Mrs. Elizabeth Hiilter, female inspector of schools, $1,5J) salary per annum, and ii'J) traveling ex- penr-es. iter last annual report praised the schools in the most ful- . I ....... , A. A nr.! tome term', and snows sue did not see " any'h.ng wrong at any of the institution. Her position and sal ary are enviable bj sinecures. The rnule inspi?ctor is civen a salary of I $1,00) per annum and tl'W travel ing expeij-es, or so mucn tbereoi aa may be necessary ." He never files any itemized ac- enntit nf bia tr.irpliiiT eineiises. nei- ,u, ,1,, tna Ktf,,. a,rir.tenHt.r. " ?ai(J Ca "L McCJland vesterday sph.-viU' nir.a-emeot in the two i years was provided for by special j appropriation by the last legislature. The way that deficit was created," said a gentleman. " was by crowding the scho 1, or padding tbe rolls and showing that the management ha t.t-r.n in nwr. uK, A a ra t h fj n the nre , .......:.. ., i .nA . :: l . . ..-..- ,-.i: i; i lature to make jsood the dehen imply a squeeze.' " Tina rftu .n 111 ii A. II tee did not to into a more thorougn i examination of the charts was be- commit-i fllMtl,,fi A U. treaMirv hadn't !?ullicint funds to stand the two or jthren tlioU!4iid dollars' exj-ense it j would have entailed. The gentle ! men are ail capable and enthusias- tic enough, but felt they could trust the G-ivtrnor to personal examina- tion. Ttie committee is lv no ""'1 d,ne yeu rV ,.'rii,.,inri i n s m-:ug uuc.cij yi.uu. It aaait-i further order from rder from l)e- parttiieLt Commander Oobin. ' - The iUrrwd Kmpror of Bra.ll . . .'rh emp-ror i one of the bet iiiienats int Lnuea iMaies nag. lie copies every wiuifc - t : P.k1 that Jirazilians be Ill fiCt, Jtii are gt-in8 Arnericao ca- iwuis iu-i;j.i ui rieucu, a-t useu ln P OD f-l MP:re lnal ,le Ct VU Ala a. .'t7nt t-if - . .. :..,.. tr.. :.. .. . i his minid'ere in perpetual activity ; bv ororiu2 iuvestUfntioiia- as to the ."., 0 .... lru;n 01 every newepaper artuiie at- tacking a government o3icial which j ne aee-i. Tne P.epublieaa party in Brazil is ; small, but vialr-nt. The emperor, wever, has a sure way of cou- trolling it. Whenever a man ot , I brains appears in its ranks and 1 j threatens to become dinerou", wtiat ! jdoestbe emperor d.? Send him to' be convict island ? Exile am from ..Qver th d , hum the country ? iot at all. He makes ture wadi senger in the smok faio. baron of some umnhabi ed I . - - r--- 1 name 11 be is rich, or gives bim a government portion if be is poor. Few are the Republicans in Brazil that tit': or a fat office will not transmute into Conservaties. X. '. Anecdote of Mr, Vanderblir A retired newspaper man tells of a ncui w luKivire jsar. v., ue "J siient! g WM g ' SUrPwa,n -n-Mn't t.:n 1 newspaper man waking a few dol -j jvaaa vuivU m uiiiui.1 a' lans-Ieaidtohim facedously. ' A i talk from you is worth a great deal ; fint interview with yon." - C? . who can make mover out ot me' e;i. UT Lreorpe- l litre a man i said the rai wav kr,r Mt takoa . 5- v -" . 6liiSU"t man to do it ; fire away with jyoar quoztioiu.' " j sasby. !He Renew tbe Field and i Better I saifid with the President . - V r.. . ... ,. ; ... s,.,- . irtadx) , , a. ctrno ea I " 1 I ami shoor that ia .booaia the ' " . ,,;n ; rr.ir irt he demonstrate to : Upeed .but then we must forgive the department lor two reasons :-g 1st Tbey are new at the biznis uv mas in appictnience. 2d Inezmucb ez every Dimekrat- ; ic voter ia the Yoonited States, with- OQt regard to color or previous con to act witbout soutun tne panv into ; . . .- . - - i fragmecce. I kin appreshiate their i coudishn and the embarrassment they are in. For instance, at tbe Corners there is ecgsackly 2-jH DimeicraUc voters, &nd everT ODe UT em- exc"Pl as," com, demands a ofSs. Bascom don't -i Awiarit nffia (or he is a Tjarticcler j man which don t care lor empty ' hr.nnra Inezmucb ez ne wui en me nf the anoointees. no matter who they may be, he don't V -fl . i keer about tbe worry uv holdin the p.aces. Now, ther are 'A applicants for reacts and only three places to give em There are, tur instance, over ! tiki ...i.'.ikar.fii fiir the poatofiis, uv ! ich tuer is but one. How is the President to decide wich shel hev it, . to tbe bitter aisappoinimfiu ur me j rmo;r,irfT n i net v-riir.e ? iroo. we i school, oui .(jiuoo of impecooniosity (or busted- see. NcAiiis-inji eioected a place, it is reely ?126,2-54 t'l in j difficult for the beds uv departminta r...fe '.(... c , . :. J...:,! i intended to salisiy a pari uv era ij 1 uiakin ez many deppititsez possible. but ther cood nt be enuif nxed tbis way to go round. The administration labers under the disadvantage uv yoonaramus wi'.ii-iess uv tne Democrasv to hold ofhi. In this perticler they is more 1 manutacturers bave stopped mat rminaniaiuser than any party wich ! inz it altogether. In General But- ever vet been mventid. and 1 don't wonder at the sloi with wich things is goin. I find likewise that ez for ez the the bunting business and raanutac President s appointmenc? hev gone, I tare. we rock-ribbed Dimokrats hev noj It was ia the works in which the foz to com olane. I don't remember ! General is interested that the first uv ins nevm appmiea oui one re publican. Peerson, uv Noo York, and he cood be lergivin fur that, considerin the fact that he woz there under the immejit eye uv George Wilyum Curtis, wicb hed to hev suthin to pint to, ez ju-itifyin bis bustin uv Blaine. It wood hev bin crooe! to the Mugwnmps not to hev given them sutbin to stand onto. But I notis with great satiifack sheu that ia the interest uv civil servis reform and bustin masheea politix, that them fellowa which i nooraved the loude-t for Cleveland j at Chicago, bev dropped into the j fattest places, and likewise when it i bee u in necessarv to hist a postmast- er far beia a offensive parsan, tbe hardest work Dimokrat in the local ity hez alluz bin bis successor. It hez bia tbe rool that when Itepubli caa Smith wuz histid as a offensive partisan becoz he wuz cbeerman uv the Kpublikin Sentral Committy last fall, that Dimorrat Thompson wich wuz and is cheermen uv the Dimekratic Sentral tJommitty wuz immejitly put in his place. Likewise I hev observed that it wuzn't at all agin a Dimokrat that be hed served intvtheConlederit army. and I notis that a iibrel spnnkhn uv such are luxooriatin ez Consuls and : monerkvs uv loorup, . ; In fart, the more obnoxvus the I Confederit the moreshoorhe is uv 'gittin a place. . ! From these fax, wicb are fax I ' i bev renood my conlidense in the ! isoundnis uv tbe Presidents Dimoc-' nsy, and bis intensiiun to aa wai is . rite by the party. It is troo that be is movin slow. " "tv. . . sniia, oniy, ne aon i. move iasi euuu. behind '"JV'J v " wi?h Pin .uv necessity. E P"1 l PP0,nt u?,he ehP Ef he is 1 make ; n!Ue 10 uo " rverT Lubbix-k, the riieger postmaster, ; th.t n.mhrnl.lw.H from me. He'shuod remember that justice of Jbe court who has ever time is wir.gin us away to our ter-! h oaln . tvery attorney ad nal home, and that even a pickled i miUedL to Pracl,C9 ,0 the Supreme Dimnkrat is not immortal. I wiiiin Dot to embarrass bim, hut .u.:- 1 hungry man. hunm m.7 IU the V. minnits mi half that yoo wate- after the regler brekiust hour tnat is dietreas- 10. But I shall now rest content, for a while, at least. I bev reezoned with BaNcon.showin;- bim the found ashen I hev for the faith that is in me,and he hez agreed to give me an extenshun on wat 1 owed bim, and credit tur a tew weeks longer. 1 don't care eo much fur tbe exten- aaun, but the credit for the futur is j important My motto in regard to ! my debts fur what I he? hed, is, "Let the dead bury the dead." The j pant is nothing the present and fu- oner is all important. Xbe Jikker 1 , 'iev consoomed I bev bed that ! - :. n i... :... ! .u.... W- ,.,... a - iiiu iu mo gsicucy, 1 trover Cleveland. uost a Dimo- j "'t. alluz a Dimokrat, He will not' 8 back onto us Petroleum V. Sassy, (Hopeful.) One Sign of Stingy Man. men thi men that ever lived." "Vou never eaw the man till this minute," replied another passenger ; "bow can you tell that be is penu- rious ?" By bis mustache." "And what has his mustache to do with it ?" "Vby, none but stingy men smoke &?ir cigars so close that tbey burn the front oif their beards." "Gents,' shouted a small boy, as '-tt "did J" that letter your giveyoa this morn- irgr j AdcJ six nea (Simultaneous- I 11 1 sL. LM 3 t ' J li Wt the car ' ' lJ left Ido.Jonts, if you were stung by J . "- W HMVMW WTWaS readinir an artipl on th traaimnt hrnot 7" iati.il limiih nhAk.il 'nftJoM ir-i .,.i;i t v- ..",3. uun einna, iolemnly. And the conreiMtioo abruptly ended. How we Got Oar Banting The Morrison tariff bill was under j consideration among a party ot gen tlemen at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, when General B. F. Butler told about the experience of tbe maou- j facturera of bunting, in which he waa a pioneer, lie was in tbe War department one day when be bap- pened to Uke a flag in Lw hand and to aak where the got rWs. Ue found that ther were manufactured in Engl4Dd and that no one inthia! country knew how to make bubt- : icir. He sent some earn pies to two dropped, but about six months af- j jierwara one oi vnese unit meu , ! came to him with a sample of bunt-; ice- It was excellent. He had been working ia a bunting factory ?n Manchester, England, and came borne witb the secret of how to make the fabric General Butler furnish ed him with the money to start in business and for years tbey enjoyed 1 1 . r i . a monopoly aimoei oi me iraae iu this country. In speaking of the fact that it was the tariff that had made it possible i for this manufacture to be started here, General Butler also elucidated ! the other side of the protective tariff) argument that borne market and j competition had immediately served j to reduce prices until tbe goods were j now as low as could be secured by j importation if there were no duty.; The start couid not have been made but for the protective tariff. Ia the j experimentsl stages it wa a bulwark j of safety to the capitalist and the I workman alike. Tbe General has ; some nieces, w no several years agu, while ic the factory one day, took j a notion to have dresses made of the stuff. It became the rage in tntiri iown. Then the fashion spread and j soon tcere was a craze lor tne laonc. i.nanT laciuriea 101 iub p.uuui,uuM I sprang into existence. Ihen came: the relapse. The servant eirls want- j ed to imitate their mistresses, and j the mistresses no longer wore it atj iail. It became cheap ana common. I he pnee has gone down and many lers view there is no more com-i plete exposition of the beneScal ! workingsof a protective tariff than in ; llags were made all in one piece. The earliest flags made in this coun try were of strips of cloth sewn to gether. The white stars were sewn on the face of the blue field. But ler's associate introduced the manu facture of the entire flag in one piece. The conclusion of the visit of the young Yankee wto went to Man chester waa somewhai dramatic. He had sought employment ia the bun ting works there as a laborer. His! intelligence enabled him to rise; speedily through the different dt-j Dartments of the works. When he j had mastered tbe business be asked for a recommendation and having j received it he quit ork. He went to a hotel, bad his whiskers shaved off, put on his best clothes, and then sent aa invitation to dinner to the manaeer of the bunting works. He explained his request by saying he j was an American and would like toj have company at dinner. After din-1 ing tbe two fell into conversation in ! tbe course of which the bunting j manufacturer asked: "How long; have rnn Keen in this rnnntrv?M ' - - j - "About six months," was the reply. 'Have you traveled far?" "No, I have been here all the time." "Whv didn t you let me see vou Booner?'' "I don't i"You Eaw me every day " understand." The American took out the letter of recommendation which his Knjrlish employer and guest bad written and silently pas?.- ed it over to him to read. It was a revalation. "And you are eoing borne to make bunting?" "Certain- iy.- it was all mat was said, but it was enough. The Supreme Court Bible. The Bible which is in official use 'n De United States Supreme Court asnmeion nas ueen in use mere itnllar that slnce isun. it was printed at ui aonar tnai; i. j i. u. i ,u,u,' "si". '' " "sea ior s wearing Kitooijice every Court has been sworn oa that copy of th Pcr.pturea. It ii a small! COtlV Ann mnrn a-nrri Mnfiiiiv here the nneer.graM, it. . 1 ... 1 - , , 1 . ii sleepless nignt-, made miserable by that terrible cou-rh. bhiloha Cure . .. , r in tbe remedV lor VOU. ti v R-nfiir.l A: Snn ! The puffed-up egotist who gays a woman can not do anything as welt as a man has never seen her pack a trunk. A new stitchim? machine fur book binders and publishers is out, which wli do the work of ten girls in a day. . In close application to business nothing on this footstool exceeds a mustard plaster. - Woman u cot much of a. philoso- pner, out ene is proyeroially a clothes observer. There is many a silent, throbbing tatOs'a I boot beau beneath a nice dress r jiicqps Aha. rjtnr.lAii nEf'L: THE GrtaT For Pain Car Rhiimalni. H:- Mwat, hmcwh iMim I AT Mtl'tMiltfTB AVD Dha f i A Bit v rtrrs 't r. "twadc nilPn ( U 1! Uk J aj Abm4ntet aaw- r . T- Opiaice, ZMie a Poim. SAFE. . 25- suns. PROMPT A krMm m Buna nsaaiuujgi a.w.xua rk. aiLTtaoaa. an. Ml V aT aT ( URE 0m DOTAL fJ15t Jk J Absolutely Pure. aure 'anu.rr.lofp.my. trrcrth nl wb,lM.in:ii. tw-umlai LHAft !! finilRrv Klm.t ana aao I Wrtu irurtt, ioior pt.rhate t.w.:er .vojrf ''f St.. N. V. utj-JUL A Safeguard. T"- fatal rar'!!:r with which iiiht folds -ail ouulii frrfjueai;? w-v .:.. lite -ret laaisiliti of the tiircst ar.' I Iuhl'v. it a coti-i-ieraiion which fchouW i i .irs i rtKHit -eron t krey at li. n-i. : . a Wti- iK.l'i n "iv, a boltlc of V l.li"? i. III-UIK V iiliAI- Si'tlwz cie rivc f.uch imnyit:i?c rpllcf ai ii nurL. w sure a cure iu o-l ic-lwns ..; th; c.a.-. Tint u:in-nl h'?icun. I'r-f. F. WfiM. cf tl Hzine MvUirai - j'n, l!runj.vick. lc. m' : "ifdir'. -knc2 1 prrrflucf-d r.o ohr niw. ;p: tl;ir: n Alift'l f"BKRT -t-. T.it.!.. 1; i f .-r d;scaift of tr.c 11.. w;.: l-;." Tl:i icin-c nrink.a 1 fxpre 1T the . -l.-i.anu u I 'r. L. J. AiMiMin, of L bii icu, 1... v h- j-:1 !: "I I-- iht r f34, in ti.ir-T.fiv rr 1 f.ir.i'j f-t. 't. ly :ind prrtic of m-'ri-in-. anv :.-:.-ri:;cn ;-f cT-3lv&ia:.AT;c.l.Ue.iir,r 1 -:iTi.i!. 1 ..- iri-itnwfit uat -A tSa tf.-w-tai-.t I tux. It v. A c!;y tp fi i-r-. -' vrt- fi.crh., i.'Jt i i;turc i-fcti-.. t.'jti in r'"-vil-C er tLr ci.t ;.rt)inlili me pDlinoury Avctkn5.' AYER'S Sherry Pectoral I. n,-,t s tirtr rbitr.ar.t for rjGr ronfi-i)iii-. I. nt -i itv-t!.-jnc whh-Ii i to-hy tavi:.- tUrf liv cf tbe lU:nl (M-ncnuiuu n ::. huvc ahp ::i:o tK-iii ?-;ikv it w-a tvl ff- rr 1 f. tli.' frtih'.!.-. fin-re u4 a l:;u. ho!il 5a which this iu.iiuh'e n-nMily ha oikc bva ia-trt.!'- vl vh.TP um lia- ever hfa r.l.-jrrJ- .iM-fl. and Ihre U lit a r-f-r"1" in ha t-M-r riven u a prnjx-r tra! I.ir iiv t!;roat or luc l;v,t su-c til;!r of cure, who has not been linjc . !; br it. AYbh" riTCEEY rECTOKAT. h2. !n nuDiht-r!ti in-tanc5. cunr'i ob-.t;na'c raf- of chronic Bronchitis I-arj nRiiU, :;i crcn cine I'ooamonia, r.'i hai a. .'i many Ki'i-'nts in llu rrriicr 'ar' o.' I'niiiionry i onsiimtitioa. It i a B;cii-intf l!i:.t on-v r-Uin- ! tv tiikcn in luaii !; s. U i'.csf.ii.t to the t2-;c. sntl i nwki in tvery bou3 wbere then? arc ch'i n. is t!i' ri i" nntriin so pnJ a a v i;irs nr.KRT rv.cn lt AL f-r tr. at mir.i i-f f roup sn l Whoopir.- Cough. Tlic !r.' r.H t.hiin facts, whkh can be trntii-J In- icyt-,iv. and sbu!J be rt OieR.t'crvd by everybody. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, FKn-lEEl) BV Dr J. C. Ayer ti Co.. Lo-well.Maaa. SolJ by aU DragisU. I Albekt A. Homc J. Scott vein. HOME & WARD SUCC1ESIIOKS TO EATON & BROS, SO. 27 FIFTH AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA. FALL AND WINTER, 1885-1886. NEW GOODS S7S2T EAT SPZCIALTIES tmbroideriea, tacts, Milllnarv, WHita Goods, Hird kerthiefs, Dress TriaitniRgs, Hosin-T, Cievas, Corsets Mislla and Marina Uedenk ear, la tants' and Cbiid-w's Clothing. Fancy Geads, Yarnt, ZaaHjrra, Mata riaii cf AH Mine's for FANCY WORK, Beats" hiMjf Mi te, k. rora raTeoaaaa ia asar acTaT.t.T soumn Fff-Orden by Mail attended to with Prompt ness aul DiM-attb LIME ! LIME ! The Farmer's UiaeCuaipa.ny, LlxI'ed, willaeU at their kllna, or load on nn, GOOD LIME AtSrcntaper bashel. ordellrer U uLnwu the IiweK (oall Kjilr i4 Siiiiii and StiMna-s Is. the 'untv, nail on trie Iterlta Brooch much low er stttfetion Guaranteed It Is tbe Gray fernier-os tame, which ia known hy Practice and S'-'lea" u. be the Stroc-en aal Het f.ir Aic rieultural Pu;p'w. All ' rlerf rnopilr fiilej. Aj.lrcaa, HUXEVS WALTER, ders-lvr (jarrett S'.o.eiae: I .'o . IA UMlMSTKATOrt'S JiOTlCF. j ptr Turkeyl.HH Twp.. Sompret i'o.. Pa. tt-.ern of a'lmlniitn.tlon on the ah Te estate iharins: ten rrantd to the nnrterslirniil by tbe ; j,? ,noAty. t hereby giren tau ; " iniebti t uit 1 estate t. make immedi- ate pavment, and thfine havlna: elattos aaaiat the : same will prent them duly autheaiicaied lor settietnem on arnniy. tn ay 01 Aj r.!, iwj, at the late rrKln--e of the 1. EbLl'K.UCK III. LU A Irnmi.rrat t. IXLt'N' l.K.M'CHfcR. A'lfninistxAlrix. LARGE AND EARLY CROPS re wanted by all urniors. The earlier the better. The way to get these needed results, is to use reliable fertilizers. BauE-h's $25 Phosphate, Pure Eaw Bore Meal, Agricultural phemical3, and other brands LicJ) e manufacture or import I are reliable, ciicuw i.",4 fasting fer I tilizers. j If your dealer lias none of our i jroods on hand, send your order direct to us. Send for Baugh's Phosphate Guide, Prices and other informa tion. BAUGH & SONS, Manufacturers anImporters, 20 Scuth Delaware Ave., PHILADELPHIA. PA. STtEUBia Ull tato railffl west or Stojeatowa. aksia; Ibc OreeDsbarK aad Bcdfurd turn; iae-onti0iD. 5 acres and iruud water. A new dwollicsr aad tpnna; ocatt. stable, with room Vir two aws and oo horaa. acd otber atbaiUinas tbreosirct.l. A jraansr aivaarl ranutaia li apl tma aad other trui . Consideration. S625. Tr-ft-aiS: t-uh when 'ie-d 1j 1 liTered, and the balance la annual naTTaenM nf ihv caea. ) n 17. s!m f.. I In the Eute af Jonathan Dwniefer. deail. 1 he nndEltmed harina been duly appointed .miwt "J ue srvoana loan of Nimert -'. J fa.. duuimu tha fansa In tlx hands ; ed. to and am"osr thwa lecallr eatltled thereto, j wui sit at his othee la .lomeraea, PaeaThtiradar, ; EIxfThaitb. lif., a 1 a'doca. p. sa.. u attend t : thadatlt-a of tne abore appolatmrnt, when anj Fnara all perniW tntcmud but attend I saarchW. Aadllor. The Cot of Two Prinka. i There is a statislicinn alKiut the j .Palnifr Hou?e, says the Chicago ; ! JfcraU. who dires to impress eve- j irybody with economic lacw. saia ne noinic iscis. i?aiu ue j iat roan over there?: mer -own nerEl- roes with a friend ; pet a drink. The j for it. Now, let me i yesterday : j " Do vou see th Wei!, he's a larmer Z !gin. There be goes i they re eoing to farmer will pay for i ' ?. That man will sweat two mor ; tal h)urs nt xt spring to ilow enoush ' Ipmund to uise one burhel of corn. I I Ihal buii.tl cfcofn will sell for ctut- He i (ioiiig in there now to j : Fix-fid lhj -)0 cents for two drinks, j r'l i.erefore, the farmer and the corn ! have parted. Now, let me tll you : 1 nliut t-inift lit th -oril. A OU.-nrl iof corn iijasts teveiiteen quarts OI :whi.kv four and a quarP-r callous. i fitrtv cei.ts a gallon. There vou are 1 82 IA fr that bushel of corn. Now j - f in;s" DU ' e on-tJ !w, idJed i to the 82,: , rnikfS 60 OO. I bat brings t lie pre- . r. . .t..i .1 ... i the jobltr and the wholesaler, ana. finally, by several Mae. to the re- i Uiler. By the time it reaches thej latter the bushel ol corn or its pic duct of four and a quarter gallons has been reduced one half, which means eight and a half gallons. Tlit re are sixty drinks to the gallon that is the average eight and a hail'vrailaii-! mean 270 drinks, at 15 cents each there we have 816 35 ss the consumer's price for a bushel of j coin, which the farmer raises and j sells for thirty cent?. Who says j tnere is not industry ia this coun try? But the farmer we saw jut now spent bis whole bushel of corn in the price of two drinks, and the people who do not till the soil got away with 846 05." Kill eil bjr an OverUtMte. l'HiLAbKi.pniA,Pa. At an icquest I hi hi or a child, the jury found a; verdict that it came to its death j from an overdose of a couch mix-1 ture containing opium. The coro- j uer said that nothing is more nai ; ural than for parents when their j children are suffering from cough j and colli.-., to give them what they ! milder to 1-e a harasles.-1 remedy.-Uii.-rtui ately, however, he said, j morphia or some other narcotic has 1 hitherto formed the basi of ail j coush preparations and it is tiraU fyii.2 to know that the new discov ery, KedHtar Cous-h Cure, it is free from oi'iates or puirsou and has been tndor.-ed by health i.flicil.s .-ectiocs o! the conntry. rvrentv-five ceiit-- a bottle. in all Price, Wt Kahy ti. sli , we ira-e her Caftorai, When she traa a Ccild, ihe . ried fcr C'ailnrta, When ihe ! im Mijs, (be cIod to Ca-toru, When the haJ C'hii lrcn. .lie jrare Ihtja Cas:.-ia. For lauie back, aide or chest, use j Shiioh's Porou-J Plarter. Price 'i'i cents. i. W. Beuf rd it Son. i There roust be an open road be tween the food we eat and the sub stance of which our bodies are com ostd. If the road is closed or closed we sicken, faint and die. This road is made up of the organs of dictation and ii.imilation. Of these the stomach ar. j liver are chief. Most people have had more cr less experience of the horrors of consti pati'iu. Prevent it and ail it fear ful sequences by Using Ir. Kenne dy a "Favorite Remedy." It i the first step that cost. Catarbu ctreo, health and eweet : breath tecurel, by Shiloh's Catarrh I Remedy. Price 50 cents. Xa-al In jector free. G. W. Benfurd &. Son. You are not old, vour hair is get-1 .: V... f.f I. 1. .:. I uiig iutii. ivui iiitruu? iciuariv? 11., your wife rereta it- Parker's Hair Balsam will stop this waste, ave 1 " . 1 . . . 4 . 1. your uit nnu ifM'irc 111c urigiiiai 1 gloes and color. Exceptionally clean, prevents dandrufi', a perfect dress ing. Will yoc suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint? i?hilons vital izer is guaranteed to cure you. G, W. Be ii ford it Son. Ivx-Mayor K. W, Townley, Judge . T. F. McL'ormick, E. H. Jsiierwood, ; Banker: J. Maguire, Banker ; G. S. i Davis, Banker ; and J. O. Tichernor, I Merctiant, all of Elizihtth, N. J., j earnestly commend Ely's Cream Balm as a specific for catarrhal af- j ftclioa. ; Shiloh's cough and Consumption Cure is sold hy G. V. Benf jrd &. Son ou a guarantee., Itcuas Cunhump lion. If you ara suffering from a eente of etreu;e weariuei?, try oise hottle ol Ayers iirsaparilla, U will cogt you Out, one duliar, and will do you inciiciilabio ;ood. It will do away with that lireJ feeling, and give you j new liic and ener,rv. i Curious to think that dt-iks and chairs kill people, but they do. Taken in lar-re quantities office fur-; furniture is Latal as yellow fever. I We tit and write ourselves away, i Sedentary habits produce constipa- j tion ; that beeta dyspt-psin ; rheu- j matitin and kidney trouble follow! in their train, and death ends thej chapter. You whose Uvea are pass-1 edovei disks and in the confined', air lf l.fllra nlUfl.l In rat-r Tv L'an. i .. w. ... .j ' " . . . w mm-vf U 1 . nedy'a "Favorite Kemedy" always at hand for the stomach and brain. Crocp, whooping cough and bron chitis immediately relieved by Sbi loh's Cure. G. W. Benford & Son. It is worth ramembering that no IkhIv enjoys the nicest surroundings if in bad health. There are miaera Me people about to-day with one foot iu the grave, to whom a bottle of Parker" Tonic would do more good than all the doctors and medi cines they have ever used. Don't give up, there is a cure for catarrh and cold in head. Tr.ous- jands testify that Ely's Cream Balm . ha entirely cured them. It is not a liquid or snuff. It cures by cleanE :ng and healing. Price 51 cents at ! Drugcist?. SALE. S"--" vitalizer is what you j need for Consumption, Loss of Ap l petite. Divines and all gvmntoms ot Dyeuepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per bottle. G W. Benford fe Son. Have you a cough? Sleepless !. . a. uiguis neea no longer trouble you I he U?e CI A Ter 8 CbeiTV PecloraL bfcfore t tiring, will soothe the cough I m uirh aimv iutr iDnamaiioo, ana allow the neetled reoose. It will. moreover, speedily heal the pulmc- nary crcai,ard give you health. ' "i rr j That Hackim; Coigh can he so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We :. fl r i,r . r, Home rule The baby's. 1 TIRED OUT! t tSa - - - ntr.r sun ne bwj )o f sh At ttw sptjoo issr.y sfff nwa la f sh ks1. ptamripi ,i far Usow ita naed tabvUc QU pi S I I 14 I I I & II rA& E5T.TCHJC et.. if 11 A V.Mrirbrs tue S1 suit u-is ;nv-cu:' rTr. UrI.ri At-t. ; mziim wjnxiic ;ni?rt -n ins mrjs . t ,-' . arid. IMuu. cm all l iai din o, Aai.o9. 3 i- GsKwYwfivn. I C iai: " Br.na? Ir a j (Mwlw tbnnTTuj Mt d t- ;-n au wmwr. 41 v r. Bao mtmcAi.cc, Einicoas its. FASHIONABLE CUTTER & TAILOR, HstIcx hsi mac; yar exttcrH-avt in ail hrttQchr a TailnD t'05- Satifwtitm u- al. woo mar call up m.1 ' J V ft w.n. m. iiornsri: ti.kk, Nomerset, Pa. Bart 1 It 3 -1 i SOMERSET LUMBER YARD. ELIAS OSrt and Yard AT Somerset, Op- S- i C. R- R. Statioa . LUMBER AND HARD AND Olf. POPLAR. SfM.VG. nriCETS, AM. H'.li.Mr, YLCJHISG Aii. tHi-RRY. YKLLUW ri.Vi;, Sii I S (jLL V. lvi,v :HAW.VIT. HHUL PIy., LA I H. bLISbi. A(jneral Line of all KTa.l9 otLlQ.-rao Kul'.-lini- I:;r.-.l aol K'i::; Alv ran tunica anvtfciii; in thf l;ne i tur i aiaa r l:r w.m rtajni.- Braekeu. O10-iied work, a.e. ELIAS OTTiTZSTIZTGiaM:, Offices and Yard Opposite S. & C. R. R. station. Samerset, Pa. THE OLD RELIABLE SCHUTTLEB WJLOOISr- ESTABLISHED IS CHICAGO IS 1S42. , ' - r- .'.-..( ?-: r - v .. v-'.-".---,s; i ni'Wt j!ii(!fto Wt'--n .Va-i;i iti t!i- m iri t tLeie is a Kear Urak--. to be uf I a ie; hail! know the neoeutiiy of wbuti btuiiin vtt biiiv his wa?!in has la;.l in sf.x-lc ta.-K.- years bef. - tioreugmy aeaionc i omjm rwiu.; .r -.nwi. DOUBLE COLLAR AND OIL CUPS. It t the only Wajin maJe that liits iniprjvemetit. It avoids the nci..:ty of taking 'j:Tthe wiiev to irrcj.. as in tlie.ilJ style ; by sitn ply turning a cap ti.e wa;; :i ra:i ;e-:i-.-.l in !e-i th;i fivo minute. This Waon wants to be st-i-n to f'l'iy apcri.-ciat&l, anj parties wisuins; to buy will Jo well t set- it fvire :irch.iiri e!wiere. EVERY WAGON FULLY INSURED. pi. 3 mi e.;7' t In oflt-rinis ttiis iuat ( "iV.v malteof '.Vagon f .r five y-.ir w fiins, over r iais tiiat wrr ai m the Urst. I fe! tsmnitl in a; Call on Oliver Knejt-jHT 'r ii I WasTutis, wiG.V2$ H'A.vrI Till O'.GHOIT THE COLSTT. P. HEFF SOMERSET, MARCH 28, sv " r. m i? FURNITURE! FURNITURE ! COFFROTH & CO.. SOMERSET, PA. Bright, New and Desirable Selections for Pall, a GREAT BARGAINS. Imitation Walnut Chamber Suits, .SI 5.00. Black Walnut, Full Marble Top, :0,()(), Ffl! iia rmi itme cf Eystj lm0i ! LOOK AT PRICES! IN HAIR CLOTH SPUN SILK EMSOSSED PLUSH ir (JSTCome Right AIwii, LOU MAIN STREET, Toh K:dsl Erzg Strs is rapidly F3E8H vjsrr puke drugs MEDICINES, DYE STUFf 3, SPONGES. TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMES, TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, &c. &c. THE DOCTOR CITES PESSOXAL ATTEST10S TO THE COMPJVSDIXO Of ONS ostar care Mise takes to ise o.vtr fresh aso plre articles. SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES And a Full Line of Optical Goods always on hand. From such a large assortment all can be suited. The Finest Brands of Cigars , Alwajs on hand. goods to intendino1 elsewhpr ;t-CtTUClC. I. P. THOMAS' BONE FERTILIZERS ! A NEW DEPAKTCKE in tMl of elllafr. the Bf R cfit u-vj warren? M in off-rin cmr r!i to .; W uy r'HJltiVrriai !TtiJilT to iTKet. v ( itr euria Kur.i.( & -rf ti tnM- V'tuer ma n v-r' m o7 rxpeated &f , trim r;j k -s-nii k Cwiq vMaia. i This Is what the farmer has ben j looking for: , l-Ovrrr Jm.' i' that h r-aayau We lo ncf rUinu to mor i-fwi tha oUrf wh -a ! ite iun ; imp: thai ar fBffJ M)r IBM f"n ep?? sEXDr'KoiKtiBH LAKMioriBAv!Lcan Man in fact, the Your TtE. in-l f-r'f-.l atrnt ii vn'cl In erary .UuKII A !lri ioeii:T. I. P. THOMAS, I'll LN'EY P. , DELAWARE CO PA. tc-ifl 2ra. Fa. .rr Ptiilai!ihla. Pa. PEN.NMV.NSKI? AND BOCK-KEEPLNG AT HOME. Simt-tbiu? New. Sample Cepies Free. 1 ISTER'IAT!QSAL BUSINESS COLLEGE marln. ALTOOXA, PA. j I2saiIVr, BDILDK6 MATERIALS, SOFT WOODS, .VOt f.M.VCS. STA1H KJ, t .lil s llkS LHLLPO-,TS .a Si3if kpt In Stork". : rcii&caa, acb aa .-twi-iiii S..-:.ii:tier .Vaoas, the j 1 or Farm Pur.iie. Oa the latter j r ?r.ii.-". a rii.-t,ii!ii that larwers j K--try rart of the Wxxi-work of i i r !; u f:;r." f -.nuv re licitiit vork-i ti;. insturin tiie ork to be ! unit 4 tne p.iu-:iie-s 01 tit!i ): c, will ay I rued the same :i:ii? scf.w the Ilocky M'Min- arid thrv always stood i -ve tl.st't t'.e I! -t VTa'n on : I t. Il-i'l-v, wh ariil show vou the LEY 1885. to Salts will. :9?r r vorr.vi $35.00; 40 00 $50 00 and Uvt the ! at renins. R'S STORE, S O MERSET, c:-::ij a 3r:at TaTcrlts vr.i'h, Pea :ar:ix c: M FAMILY RECEIPTS. THE It is always a pleasure to display our purchasers, whether they buy (rora us ox A BIG REACH. "With an abundant rarietv nf ;new Spric Clothing we " ; easily supply the Fat and rt and Old. the l outh. Boy and Child, are all within our reach. j A. C. YATES & CO. lltMhing ff Men. Yoatha. iV,j . Diian-n. 602 604 606 Chestnut Street rHIL.1DI-.Lfil IV CURTirGROVEr ( from Con Boon. ) Somerset, -Penri t a. -VaaactBrar of i I BIGGIE. sleighs, CAiSlAGZS. SFRISG WJGO.VS, I AN I) EAST LB. 1 AND WESTEBS Wom ! FonUtaaU oa Saon JtjUca. Painting Done oo Short Time. I y.r work ia oivl tat ef Taarewtlgi Lug, 'a', and ih Hft Irw aa4 Steti. .ttc Uallj vc-.r-:t. -! Kmice Zp'.:7 Cij Hrr. C"3 TTrkrs. ', Ee.airl4 of AU Kiadda Mj LItm Doce jn Shor. j Vutlca. nets MEAIOSAtLE. and All Work Warranted. I Call and KxitnlD hit iQrk. avl Learn PrW. 1 4" Wi a irt. attei fanu9k Seivei ir Wlxi. ' Mllla. al'""er th laa. aad eai! la. j CURTIS K. GROVE, t.prW-ljr. SOMEKSET, PA. .; feStfajhlirti..-.a:rf"ls: The lrst Coujh. Care yoa ran tv, 'rvs U.L t --a-iV xd a-l h-nv--f t-f tV ' r. , iUnKfi, tzzte-. Kl:irav. VnmvT -r all r muuar (.'f.mpaaunta,, Tun 1irt er.-! ri? t.itf era . i wiii in rKrt rftrrr their arsh by Tik. . ia Uxae. Sold hj aJ Vnzg&A a HINDERCORNS Themlaa. earn. pbrna tmi ktrt to farCofm. rnrkm, . lSolra.Cally n .Aa mnnulrft rrrrrowtb. Suftltpmtn. rontk LUn.llle ftc rtnfortable. HituVum emrom wlnugiyiaicsj eisafvla. fuM trj Cm7tas t. HncCtt.X I. "OANDEE" Rubber BOOTS ! W'TH I DOUBLE THICK BALL i Ordinary Ruh(?r Boots j mirs wetrodt flrtoa , thebkO. .-NDkK 1 B"vT9 are wir ' cm tbe a aad gi-.o i DOUBLE 1TTL1G. U-xt m Ute mxkt. J tuu loarr thaa mj ttihtt boot and toe i PEICC 50 HIGHER. i Call acd ammv the FOR SALE ar H. CHILDS & CO., WHOUTILE ACKXrs ClIDIICt. ocT.fim. PITTSBURGH. PA. OVER 1000000 E0TTLES SO ID AND NEVER POLS TO CURE C0UGHS.C0LCS. 3 TROUBLES :t;i U.11I FLORAL GFUTDI "aotlfal w of v asm. Cdnnd rate. an4 lass f .uaitn-is. ut drw-riptna ol Uh Wc K, iai l-s. mmof rt, ma Fluta. and V-.v rr wra. ItI-jIM In Enf ildi and m,a. frfcc ua. ' r. ! wtmr be d"lid rmm er nnW. It Tlta wsat y.m w.nl for tH lnlra. miH b- lr.l of nuininf u tlw fiwtii u I.-- Iam . --. : I 1 aham-rr luofo W bo Wft nrrr Ifc.irj.- n att)j--itmnt after . w-,ttfa. ' Ll U-K'S -tKIrt AT Rf'Arn4 ABTHir JAMXS VICK, SUcaMatorw N. T E X C E LSI OB COOK STOVES ALWAYS SATISFAETORYa EIGHTEEN SEffi AND KM Al Purcta can Is' IMA AurtACiTaao ax ISAAC L 5HETPA1B k LI, tffixi& It AND KOR SAWE Y i. 13. SoheU & Co, I THRniTiNni III IH it .. wa:a- i j v i . v -.rrr- PA. J. M. LOUT HER, 171. D. S O MERSET, T-'-lyr maj-
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