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UNAWARES
V,' .-n- uttiii. itftf -'"a!njt.
On trie :air.
H ... t. i-.rr I cuM f.H.i.l it.
.;..!, r . ere yet I mixnl i.
Ai.-i. .1- :r:i. !"-! I kiwi it.
;f-N- in lii '. kt-t hi'l it
We ii-.-w Ib kiiii after watttinp.
hi the rtai".
1 Im.' ;im! i lint hi" -1 M nif it.
Alia !n:ur- I iti'e:t
V,u!. I tl. nl: In airelii-i.dti,
I a kit-wi lr;-.rr I knew il.
wit.- vl.-nt. df'i-r wal'rnii.
Hi, llit- 1:li-V
1 .inr '! ii!i t i i L -y f.-fling.
Km Im- !mi. i.efer Iwlins.
In I tut 1' 'I 're-., ill ' fl'iine
;l ruv !-:.'h "! n-vealilli:.
I'n.iw
A LES3-ON IN PALMISTRY.
it .i... smi.tii.-r i;iv l.v the wa.
veur Mtxl vnii- hi.'.i :iliiisl Ml aire afro .
, it w'Mm in.. many years i
air.i ni'i-l f t he i.l. Ytvr never are
what they m-.hi t.. I tea Iter tljt-y are pi.ne. j
Tin v hit i-itin-r .hrtr or lutit r than .
they i v. m. I tin h' year f mine ere :
like ail tin- n-t. M.e vn. 14 ami I wax j
.;. Sin- ;i m t'y, irrueeful anil slemler. ,
U. r hair ;i i k. anil eauie tlown low ;
ovit In r f.in-litwl. iter even -re brown j
ami u I. I'll i-lif l.ui'.'ln'il they Imiirhetl, ;
wl,.-n flu' Mil. they, ami .
wticn t-lif :ii:ti i! Jln tii to they cotiM j
-itk. tin y iii.1 i-jh k to lue nnee that
Miii.tin'r l.v tin- k. Tint I am atitii-it- j
in- mv stury. lli-nliee ks iTi- rich ith
-..!..r an. I !.i were lii-r lijis. he was pret-
ty. was riu!li-, an. I I aa I toy of lii. an I
awkwat.l. a-lilim ii rii.tf an-l as iinrp- ;
i..iia!iii- as lrnji- of l'i are apt to lie. j
t w.-e- riiiil - wl.o irave me my first '
U-.-.HI in i!iiu-try. 'he a ri.nuntkat
th.it nif: I"'-! f 'l'- "".1 Until p- !
ftn an.! i-;.iam--.s. -ifvotiil to ro
il. hi. ii . an 1 b.i.l ait ir.-"tion lor n.yster-
ie. w Lie . .-:n,.e from tleet. tlown in her,
lii-.,n. l.a.l heun when iif
j. H I I.im-.I mi ! her. To her only :
,, liiM.li ii. ,.n i ii-m In r alone all
tlie v.iiilhfiil ;.!! el'mii ot a p"iiitf hoy !
w:i -ji i .ni-! l.i'. p-ii.il. She iliiln'l ,
Jiive im- (in ii ; there .i no mystery, no
r.'iiMiii-. ii.,.n-tn ;,!iii!t ine; hut there i
wt-n- ' .ir.iinels ai'.'l 1 ai the only Ihiv j
in al! i'urtMi tii th;it ubi" knew that j
Mimeier t.y the -a. Aii-or.liiit'!y. uieler
these i :r. uiiiM.iii. es. I wasiiiii'le tit fi-el
that hit- a a very .:eaaiit tbitijs :1 I .
a v-rv p.iliie ft at urn for my ufr. j
!ii tie- afie ..f t'li- !i. where wo !
he.. my inn.;' we wen- kiiiMoik. f.ir ,
re-unveil. I'iiiliis ainl I there was an an
tnj'i. t. .l Ih.oI. mi iimie. ith a tliny '
e. n-.-r er.iei.fi oj n a' the ha. k ami nil-
'.-iii o iiinst, whieh save to its content i
a tvrt.uii tIaorl venieity as though its j
v. !l.;W iafe ha.l l-en )ireil oxer hy
ti.aiiv an iiMr.il s. hohir in jen ir'me by. j
Ail! wv.til.l ti.ey have simlie'l it so ilee- !
!v ha i it not t.-i l the truth? It contain- j
.I fiV'inn or laii.is, r.niL'hlv ilran, with (
lal.vimtl-s of I. in s ni-on the palms. cross.- ;
in if an'l m-nswiii" rw other like the
reus.-- in a erumiile l uieee of itajwr.
These ii.vsteriinis linen were defined in
the text and theii s''iiitiinnee for weal
am) lor woe were (minted out at length.
In thi- i'hil'i- fairly n veHtil,
er to unravel its mv-tery and muster it
detinit mil.-she ih voted her-elf w ithar-ih-nt
ia -t. until limiliv she knew enough
of its lore to L-i" e me my first lesson in
pahnist-v. The same to which I liaveal
1 it led Is f ire. It was one afternoon in
June We loci waii te'e.l f.tr away Irotn
the hons, an I sit -I'm n mi a rustie U-n h
on the lawn overlookini: the w-a.
"( 'huh." haul she (I was called Chub
whi'tl I sas lo !n'. illS' I looked a lit
tle i-.ke a i ImS as a trout l.toks like a lol
jihin as some men nowaday an' called
jrre.it i. -shall I ri-a i lr.nn destiny in your
biui?"
" Siiiielhitis yoii learned in that old
b n " " was my uiiroiuautic reply.
" Yes," she ai l. : n I it s simnlv won
rlerfu! It it it l. ils il.tyoii know," she
a. I l.-.l col uideiitiiiily.il raw ins; a little i'!os
r to my sale and ". -.ikiic almost in a
whisier. !. i you know
" What?" I usked, intenst 'd but lint
enthu-' d 1 hat is, not jut then.
" Whv it has t-iid me all my life; rv
ervthinif 1 ever did ahnosl, and it shows
me the uiot Is-aiitiful I'tit tire you can
think of. Isiit that ni.-e?M course it
limit Is. true."
1 mav have lisiked skeptical, but I
.W isi'Iy kept silent.
" Well, it is tine. 1 know it. for"
this triumphantly " if it tells the truth
ahoiil the put, w liy slionMii't it tell the
trutii ahoiit ll.e future? "
H.iviuir no ali-werinc aiye.uient at my
disiKwd at that iiiouient I made no re
r.ly " If yon don't can-1 ban - your f trtitne
told, thttuiili " she eoiitiuued with a
touch ofilisapp untiiient in her displeas
ure as she arose w ith diifiiitv and prepar
ed t I t;r.
" Pon't ifo. l'hillis," 1 evclaiuied K-ni-tent'v.
" Yii-i can tell my fortune if you
want to You call tell it a hundred times,
I ilon't .-an-, ind.-ed I don't. I'd rather
-nj iy ii. ("oiue. now, tloii't Iw aiijiry,
I'inllis. How d von laiii? Se. here
are in v hands lutli of them."
"If yon will pr.eiii et. i s- re-il eood "
I'!iill;s sp ike slowly an ! witn emphasis.
"I'll roinis.- an tiling," I interrupted.
And if you will n.il sooir at the art,"
ahe cunt iim-il tike a true vie'or. w ithout
noticing my coiupretiensive hut ill-timed
jtsint to her terns .! e.i:; j t j "If you
w :!I Is iiiiet ami respectful and remeiii
Ist all I tell J..IU 1 will read your li'inds,
ot her in "
My pi.-'itin 1 ii- time, was i earnest
wild -n. il'iile that the paluest relented
a! nee, and after LO-.tpin thetiiisof my
tMii--to-ti-li.il hand in one of hers and
Isiim.ri..' w iih a laimy linger tip to the
iars it ..I the lines which crossed the
palm sti-- l,..-.,n draw mi; aside thecur
taill wtia h hid frolu uiii.-arieit eves my
futim- an-l my past.
" What a hi',- hand you have. Oiuh,"
he ttl s'i f.l I ty w i y of a pn-1a;v. "and
how hard it is.'
My hand did look lar,r- when clasptni j
by her dainty (ini-rs larger than it ever !
looked lie fore, an I as I (Med up m it it I
teemed u jrrow rven larjer still and mv
fatv reddened with shame.
"That tlisn't make any difference,
though," she mot iuuetl, I can read it all
the l4ter for that. The lines are bitrer,
you knuw."
I didn't know, hut I felt pratefut all the
usint. "Thislonjt line," went on the
ibyl thoughtfully and seriously. " is your
line of life, isee how loujr it is? You w ill
live t be very old. I wouldn't be sur
prised if you lived to be 50, 4S at least.
I am sure of that "
Forty eijrht doesn't aeoui a very Methu
aelah of an u when tiue ia 1U or there
abouts. " Thisline is yonr line f head. How
very deep it is and long ! Yon are coin-?
to lie very smart sonic day, 'hub. You
shouMut lie liisiiMiragcd at anything,
Kven if yon should lie arrested some dav
and sent to stale prison don't dsvpsir, no
mutter Iniw long you have to stay there,
lor this line wv lull are goi ig to be
gn at and g.td and your life will be pros-
pcn.uc and happy every bit of it."
. on 1 '''r'"1"" 1 r"'mrked heroic-
ally." And at that moment I dont be-
lii've 1 would have tleiiired even if my
! bappv and prosperous career hd Iteen
w illiHl bv the fate to Ije passed forever
!in state pnsn.
" Yoo have lieen bad. Chub," contin
I ned the pretty soothsayer, " very bad. A
! little line under your second finp-r tells
j me it was you who sank the snlllioat on
the rocks, besides that, your clothe were
. all wet the next m.minX.
Iblushel deeply, but said noth.ng.
j W. it for me to deny what the fates re- j
vealtsl? It was not-not then j
: I knew I was rvlit, PI.H. ,
i- but 1 shall never tell. That would a t
be fair, considering bow 1 have found i . . fcw
out. ButIon'tRointoyouriast,lwIll8n)o ii lu j, ev,rv time the
read the future for you. I s, ream wa t.mied on from the faucet.
Aetin I l.kil wy prat.tude while she ; ,
went on i
"This l.rt of lines U'low your thumb, ;
! and there is such a lot of them, tell me ;
you are poin-to la- lamous-very lantoos.
1 annon nnruiai you ""ii i" .
w hen von are so jrrcat.
oil men are so j
ungrateful.
, , . . t
Well, don tsuneezeniy nana j
so hard ; jtcrhaps you will be different
from your sex. I'll try and believe you
anvwav.
This line in the middle of your
hand is the line of fortune. You are pv
irir to Is very, very rich. ("huh. 1
w ouldn't ! surprised if you could afford
to go to F.tiMpe some day and have a
horse and carriage, and ow n a bouse w hen
you prow up."
Will I ever marry ? " I asked.
Yes, this funny little line right Mow
that bard spot says you are going to mar
ry but you must not ! foolish with
your mone .", t huh.
" Never in. nd the money, Ph ill is,
Ti.II I
... , ., t . ....I.,;,,, i
i me who I tn going to marry, lexi laim-
, , , 1111.. !
ed. gtowing Isilder and lsikleras s te
1 , . . . 1
1 grew more timid.
" I can't tell you everything, you fool
ish ttoy. I haven't pot that fur in the
ltook," explained the little inaiil, hereyin
Ion ncast ttii'I ith a tli.lontacy worthy
if a (rreater ae.
''Ml read that part of my Iile myself,
I'hillis," mill I ith a valor I ha.l never
hail la-fore nor have had since. "Hen-,
ilon't ro a vay. I can't n-ail it alone.
Keep hol.l ofiny ham!. There. Now t
li t me take vi.ur other han.l only to j
. :.. 1... I;.. .. III. Mi- tin w.r -in-
IMIIIIl OUl tlie iiurr. w o. .- v ..- ,
' .1
t.io hiji, yott sts'. Now I'll tell you who
I'm to uiarry stime ilay, if she w ill wait
t..r inc."
I'erha I ilon't want to know. 1
ilon't care who vou are going to marry.
I 'ml m M v it is Jennie Miuirsorsome other j
girl you know
nt home." intepos.il the j
sil.yl, .rophetess no lonpT.
" No, it isn't Jennie Miggs," I retorted
warmly. " I am going to mam a la-auti-ful
girl witlihrown eyes and la-aiitifiil red
hi-, and dark, curly hair. I'm going to
niarrv the prettiest girl in al! he world,
t 'an.t you guess who she is, 1'hillis?',
If mv description lacked dctiniteni-ss
my manner didn't. In snatching her
hands away from mine little I'hillis slid
oil the ls-in h mid darted away from the
scene of my prophecy into the grove.
Hut I wa too earnest a seer to Ih- thus
toliU'.l of my auditor and in a moment 1
had overtaken her.
"Will he wait for me, I'hillis? " I
at-ked as I put both arms around her to
st .y her flight.
' Oh, Chuh," said iihe a. half hour later,
"just think of it."
"Of what ?" asked I, ready to think of
Miything, but ahle only to think of her.
"Just think how nice, it will be when
you are gretl. We will both Ik rich to
gether, won't we? "
llid I say it was many yearn ag If I
lid, 1 certainly waB mistaken. As I ait at
my desk to-day and haik at ln-r pretty,
gi'lish picture in its frame of blue and
gold it seems only yeslerday. Yet it
must have been longer than that for I
met I'hillis o t the street last week. She
is over :ji I now- and h is four children.
lie is stout and dresstTt in loud colors.
She is the w ife of a rich Ch c.igo pork
packer, who hasn't any more linen in his
j . , 1 1 i than one of his canvas backed
I.HIIIS.
And I well, from me fortune, fame
and prosja-rity are as faraway yes.even
finthi-raway.like 1'hillis than they were
that day in June in that summer by the
Sea.
The Resistance of the Atrnos-r
phere.
From 1'rof. I.angley'n illustrated taH-r
on Coini'ts and Meteors in the January
' '. nlnrii we ijilote as follow. :
Kverylstdy has notictsl that if we
move a fan gently, the air parts before it
with little effort, while, when we try to
fan violently, the same air is felt to react,
yet if we go on to nay that if the motion
is still more violent the atmosphere will
resist likt; a solid, against which the fan,
if made of iron, would break in pieces ;
th's may afiii to. some an unexpected
prorty of the 'nimble air through
which we move daily. Yet this is the
case, and if the motion ia unly (to quick
that the air cannot p-t out of the way, a
itody hurltsl against it will rise iu tem
K'r.iture like a shot striking an annor
plate. It is all a ti Ktioti of speed, and
that of the meteorite is known to lie i u
niense. One has It-en seen ttt fly over
this country from the Mistiss-ppi to the
Atlantic in an inapprecia'ily short time,
i roliattly in Icsh than two minutes; and
lliotlgU at a presuuiable height of over
titty miles, the vel.s ity w ith which it
shot by gave every one the impression
that it went just, ah ve his head, and
some w itnesw of the un -Kia-cteil appari
tion looked the next day to see if it had
struck their chimney.. The heat devel
oK'd by arrested motion in the cast' of a
in ass of iron uioving twenty miles a sec
ond La;i lie calculated, and is found to be
much more than enough, not only to
melt it. but to t in u it into vapor ; though
w hat probably docs happen is, according
to IVifcssor N.-wloii, thai the melted
surf,ice-)orlions an.' wited away by the
pri-.ure of the air and volatiicd to form
the luminous train, the iuteiiol remain
ing col. I, until the difTcreinx- of tonii-.i-tnre
causes a fracture, when the stone
! breaks and pitsvs tall some of them at
j red hot heat, some of them, tossihlv, at
I ttie teiii-rattuv of outer spatv, or far Ije
I low that of freezing mercury.
" Where do these stones come from?
What made tbein ? Tl.e answer is m t
yet complete, but if a part of the riddle
is already yielding to u ientv, it is wor
thy of note, as an instance of the connec
tion of the acieu.vs, that the lirst help to
the solution of this astronomical enigma
came from the chemists and the geolo
gists." Crease Heel.
Tlie follow ing remedy for grease heel
is said never to fail in effecting a cure :
Wash the sore clean with cast ile soap and
soft water, then wrap a linen or muslin
cloth around it, and wet it w ith salt water
altout three times a day, or in often aa k
g.-l dry. The cloth may lie four or five
i fold thick, and a drv cloth wraiuicd over
j it if the weather is cold enougu lo freeze,
j As soon as the crack are t-utirciv healed
j up tie up w ith a dry cloth, which leave
on from eight to twelve days.
Careless nurses have let children fall,
and injured them for life. Thev haveal
; so given them doses of cough mixture
j containing opiates with fatal results.
) There is no danger in Red Star Cough
Core. Free from . narcotic. Only "5
I cents. Prompt, aafe, sure.
Singular Discovery of Gas.
When the artesian well lit Amsdella
brewery was completed there was r
ceived about the water slifrlit indiration
of natural pis. Nothing, however, was
thoiipht of the circtni:s-tanee, as the ele
ment w as apiwrently not present in any
considerable uuantitv. Ahout two weeks
e flame of , u chan.'ed to 1
,)r,,si,ity with a
f frjiu
tjp BaM astouisl.e.1 to
,rVe thr ,iti. uf a consid-
" , , 11Bnt:t. (lf as. which burned
..u unlink tiiulumi eielitv barrels
' ,.irn!1,i n.u ",. odor- !
,iVi, ' ,n ,. .,;!
. j, js on,y .
i ,..r- t.. tnm nn m streaiii oi water in :
i.;i.i;n,. n.l linni flame I
ait j.o o 0 I
. - -,. ,,e volume !
yM.nlvii i(( ,u!licient to kindle in- j
',,.. . - .l . ,.n. ,.i,.IK. f flame. I
This is all the more remarkable since the
water is punist into a lolly reservoir oe
fiirv W-iiiif distributed, and the greater
portion of the-s thus has an opportunity
and no tiotibt is K'i uiitted to free itself.
That so much remains in the supply of
water distributed throughout the struc
ture is certainly evidence of the presence
of gas in very considerable t(iiantitics.
. . ... -
Mr. Ains.K-11 states that as the presenceof j ev,. tJ,,wof the oil is disturbed and causes
gas has not la-en noticed until after the j a ainoky, uneven light w hich is very vcx
eartiiiiiiake, he was led to associate the atiotis. I have had burners brought in-
two Iacts, aim inotigiii m.ti n'r " ;
' j
pressure haillteen oia-ned bv the com ul-
1 n -.1 i
ah hi connecting he shaft ol the well with
r .. . , I
a natural gas resertou. on ..-..i ,
utilizing the fluid for fuel purHses has
not vet U-eii considered, as no tests have
la-en made to ascertain the exact or ap-
proxiiiiatnl volume of tlie ?as,
olume of the gas, w hich it
wasstatnl seems to Is- intermittent.
If
the sui i.lv is .uiliciently lar-e, it eotili! Ie
usetl or fuel an'l illuinination,anil wmilil i an, hanishtil ; hut things on in a slip
niult in a laiye saving to the firm. The sho.l manner, year after year, with no
iliscovt rv of this vi in in connection w ith attempt to improve them,
the one at Knowersville, although Isith I '-Hut to resume: Tiie burner is fur
shotilil prove tiHi inconsiilerahle to lie of I ni,!,,.,! w ithazreat nuiiiU-r of small
- :
1. .-..ft-.oill- ltl,llllllt:llliC lir.Mll
Illtli it ttiiiii,r.vi..".. ... . j-- - ,
that un.letlyiniithe strata of this section j
there are large tlcs.sits of valuahle nat- I
ural gas, w hich only need to U protierly
t;i.jH-il to revolutionise the ill iinin.iting
and fuel industries of Alhany and its vi-
ciiiity.-.l'-. .iv,
They Took Saats
Two young iK'troiters.w hoareac.piaint
ted with a country school master having
a Kclnstl a'smt twelve miles. from thecity,
were invited mt to a spelling-school a
few nights sin - e. an 1 tiiey t i.tk a horse
and biiL'gv an I tlrove out. Iitciel
was a large gathering of farmers and all
exciting contest was ImMiked for. Just
previous to the begining of the exercise a
younj; fellow, whose head mould have
humM'd asix f.sit mark, and whose weight
was about one hundred and sixty pounds,
called one oithe I ctr. liter s aside an 1
asked :
" Are you two fellows going to spell ?"
' I gucw so.'-
" l'llity gtK.nl ut it ?"
" 1 think we can down you nil."
"You do, eh? Now you look a-herel
I've come here to-night to spell this
school dow n. I hain't no objections to
votir Ks-!lin' "long till we e.nue to the
word "catarrh. but after that vu can't
dropdown any o.tn! If either one
o' you fellows beat me you'd ln'tter have
the wings of a due i i tly o-.it of this, or
I'll gin ye Ik ith tin- all-iiiv.' L-st licking
two dilL ever g it "
They st'Ktl ujt aith l)i p until all tic
others went down, an i tliuu at 4 l-i
full of do -p -st hi iriin . nt'i .' 1 at 1
left lii hi victor. Wii -:i h- hil cirri.il
olf the honors, he cam ; arotin I an I
slid :
Much ohligfd, an I I hip y i'.t d tn't
feel hurt. Shouldn't hav eired a't-til il
but Suin had her heart set on it. an I
Susan's got eighty acres and a drove of
slus-p." Il tf il Fr.-r. Tf'-v
Sayings of Brother Gardner.
(tin a man credit if you want to start
him on the road to the s.Kir house.
As if am tie r-jti.'hni-ss of de griiidstun
which sL:irpcnsilc ax, s it a n trou
bles of which ages tip up de human
mind.
It don't do aay good to hitlu a die
arter you have leen eatin' wormy ap
ples in de dark.
I).-piisscti who j'l-lg.' ! sp-el of a
mule hy his br.iv musn't comiiiain if
everyb.sly jsisses him on de road.
Men wilt exp-et to hi tr. ittt I Jlst as
you treat d"ti will nei her slan ler inr
abuse you.
Between readin n inin's ch.ir.n-tet- by
his hu:u;ts or g iin' on A picnic wi I hi. a,
take de picnic.
Do:tn't be to i h ir I mi h i n fi n i' l--.
De man who kin sot duvn an" t -II yo i
cxactlv whit lis kentry nvl tiuik
her great u' glorious in iv h ive ti i n vl
to tell w h.ir his r;x' '.irrcl of tl i ir a-n
c omin' from.
A religion which ctu't .-: itl h't.r; .).
sight iifa circus perce-imi or dc s mri 1 of
a fiddle am n t w.trf I jjiug ur 1:111 1
kentry.
The Haughty Wife.
In one of the cities that lie over against
Boston here lives a family whose mascu
line hea l U a man w 10 has won consid
erable wealth, from humble W-ginnings
not unlike th'tse of ;o:u:ini lore Van ler
bilt. with the ditri-reniv that, while he,
like Valid -rhilt, liejjan as a Istat'iian, he
was expan led into the hanking business
instead tif t'ue railroad business. Kver
since be b y-auie a banker his excellent
w ife has las-n smitten w ith the great im-
poi-tatitv of her hushaiiils new occupa- I
I tioy and h is advertised it on every jhis- j
eible ucis'iou. The horse-car condii 'tors
ou the line wCUL runs into iter citv all
know her. and smile ht,ij she enters ihe
ear and graudly utters her i.ti u,a,:il
'Conductor, let lue otf.it tuy bu'vauit:
liank!"
(.hie day lately a tratupish-Kiokiiig old
fellow with a red nose got on the car
just as the blinker's wife delivered her
usual order to the coinlm-tor. The old
man watched her performance curiously,
and then arose, pulled himself together,
and called out w ith a magnificent air that
was inimitable :
" (Vinductor, let me off at my old wo
man's peat nut stand '."
A roar went through the car, and " my
busltand'a bank " has ls-n ul tided to
more than ever since that time.
I
Two of the largest castings in the world
re to la? seen at Nara and Kamakura,
Japan, the one at the latter place being
forty-seven feet high, and the otner, at
Nara, ix-ig fifty-three and one-half feet
from the ltae to Jlic fop of its head. The
statue at Nara is supposed 'o Jiave ta?en
erected in the eighth century, but if as
destroyeti and recast about seven hun
dred j-fjirs since. In endeavoring to re
cast it several mLiliae occurred, and
hen at last aiiece . came some few thou
sand tons of charcoal had Wii us -d.
The casting, which is an alloy of iron,
gold, tin and copper, ii-estimated to weigh
4oO tons.
A rusty charge A last year's bill.
Care Of Lamps.
J. B. Sainaht, in New York Analy
says: "Of all misunderstood things in
daily life, the use of the kerosene lamp
prolwltly stands at the head. First, a
lamp is bought an-l fitted for use, anil
then filled day after day, and after a
longer or shorter period does not pive a
good a light as it ustsl to ; then some lit
tle complaints to the oil man or grocer
alstut the tpoality of the oil, w htn a little
reason or ju ljrenienl oseil would remedy
the fault and remove the cause of com
plaint If persons using a lamp would
remember that the lamp is a machine
coin I lining the furnatt and pump, and
endeavor to learn the priciple of usin
oil, much trouble would Is- saved ; for
a-hil no nnii irtiiit to use a hir.e ma-
chine without le.trnini? how to work it.
,ny one can use t lamp. Now. the wick
tj ,ring oi, fnm t)je fo(Jnt
to the lie aii. I as t Here is aiwavs more
1. .1t un,l .lirt in Hie oil the wick
V.i .3 7 .. . . ...
k..ii Isi-omes cloir-'eJ un and cannot
pU,p i fa,l enou-h for a goisl light ;
. . ol .int is m t.le when a new wick
would remove the cause. Then as we
burn oil out the lightest part burns, lea.--in
the heavy oil, and as the pa up is
filled day by day the oil get so heavy
that the tlraft is not strong enough to
pump it up, when the oil sh ,u!d all b;
turned out of the lamp and it relille 1
with fresh oil. And then the burner.
after a lime g.'ts gi.nincd up, and the
10 mv sion- coimi-mutni, ait't "r" -
'. 1,1,
wanted, when bv two minutes wo k the)
'1 ln .1
were made as good as new. hen the
. (r
wica netus ttiiiiiig, wtiitt- oi. 1 - 1 0 ..ii,
others cut it so uneven that it makes a
pointy hla which no provokes one that
he wants to eoniileinn it. If a little rea
son iii.l thought w useil in every day
life, we shotihl tX)ii tinil that lots of our
liseoiiiforts woillil Im- easily over-eoine
. , , ,
1.. .(.... .. I-., a r I.. I ... u.l.l ll-,t lu.f.
iio-t.t'if rv.: do, " n . --
fw.t cotnhiistion may take plaif, an-l n it
tucoHit t iliist ami lirt until thev are all
cloggi'd up and a smoky, bad smelling
li'ht is the result. Now, if in using ker
osene we till up the lamp wit ii white o.l
every day, and oinv a week euip y back
the oil which is in the lamp, and use a
ick cut even arjd true ewry week or
once in two weeks and a clear, nicely
polish. -d chimney used, wo will find that
'.he kerosene lamp is not a necessary nui-s-tuitt
w hich has to be used for lack of
anything better.
Good and Bad Habits.
If any of you have paid a visit to a
dentist's ollice, and have had a tooth ex
tracted, you know w hat a painful ojaTa
tioti it is It has liecn grow ing and rot
ting there deep in the socket from your
childhood up, and it is hard severing it
from its att.ichinenLs Jut as hard and
sometimes more painful is it to break up
bad habits; they have grow n w ith your
growth, and became a part of yourself,
but they must lie rooted out or they w ill
destroy you. " IiemeiulH-r," said Lord
Colliiigwoml to a young man he loved,
"'that In-fore you are five and twenty
you must establish u character that will
serve you all your life." Ir. Johnson
says th.it the habit of looking at the bright
side of everything is worth more thin a
th.ius.uid pniti Is a Vtiar. There are other
habits, even more valuable, which the
young should most carefullv cultivate.
The habit of tem;-r.nuv in all things, of
curbing the temper, of love and kindness
to all, of diligence in business; these are
a few of the good habits wc cannot place
to-1 high a value upon. It is strange, us
said, that bad habits are far more te:
nacious.
He Knew.
The teacher of the Sunday -school class
w. is telling the little boys about ttptnpta
tion and showing how it sometimes
came in the most attractive guise. She
used as an illustration the paw of a
cat.
"Now," said she," " You have all seen
the paw of a cat. It is a - soft ais velvet,
isn't it?"
" Yessum !' came from the class..
"And you have scent the paw of a
dog?"
" Y.-ssum !"
"Well, although the c.it'8 pnw- seem
like velvet, there is, nevertheless, con't- ti
ed in it something that hurta What ia
ur
No answer.
" The dog bites," said the teacher
" w hen he is anger, but w hat does the
eat do?"
"Scratches," replied the boy.
" Correct." said the teacher, nodding
his head approvingly ; " now, what has
the cat got that the d t hasn't?"
"Whiskers!" exclaimed a boy on the
hack seat, and the titter that ran around
the class brought the lesson to a close.
In An Awful H ury.
They had the pavement on Tark street
tons ij. (riiij curb to curb the other day
lien a jarfaio 1 1. Iilit-'(s Jior-s.' and wa
Ipin came rushing along. The. rt-j-airers
shouted to the driver to slop, tml he
would not, aii I horse and wagon were
rushed ver the J.Ki-to bhs-ks and through
the ilitch to the aohd ro.i l Is-yon l.
'You must be in an a'jfu! hurry," re
marked tine of the pavers to the peddler
as he was gathering for a fresh start.
" You 1s t I am."
' Aiivtliij, sa.vial?"
" Well, I sold a wamaii back here three
Kvks of pot it.K-a for a bii-diui ; u.) 1 if
there's any git in this ho-s the next ten
minutes is the the time to sjiow it !"
Hotcl-keca'i's in the mountains, who j
asi' growling over unpaid Isiard bills, 1
should retiieinlH-r that tin v live in the
"""i'-1""''-
It is a mistake to think a man has any
lhti,g fq i!c w ith whisky liecause be is a
uietijlter of (he i;u.
mm ure
Srrt frm .ai'r., timet ic nmW Voigon.
SURE.
rROMPT.
ink ' Htui.-rX . ttia.ri.ra reRiLnatmK..
Cart trtwataHaat. Weatilyia,
FkVi'ii'piiTv'cpi'rw.
at i.iri utiisTN and istitjiaa
ME OMBLCa 4- WUU M.IUtllKI.II,
MedStar
TRADCo7 MARK.
V
mm
rgirg
IP017DI
Absolutely Pure.
This Put 1 el- never varlei. A marvel oriuntr.
treiiKTh an-l w holsmiiiess. Mitre ti-ouunii..-ui
than Ihe orUinarv kinds, nr.. I raiumi W !'l t
Riniis-tititm with Ihe nni'miide of lew let. short
wei!lll. alum or phispliate siwlers. .-v, in
drill.. KoVAL llAEISu fjwI.I K.Co .. 1 Wall St.,
S Y.
1 dy;pep";. r:o;rcSTiON.
I WEAKNESS, C ll'.r. '."J FIVERS,
1 MALAT. UV'S CC .""LA1NT,
i Kn'lV 1 S0':TLES.
j Nl'RMGl AM) RHEUMATISM.
. . .
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I . . . . r.. I-
.auuiuill
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r.u J f U j
M:n-c.:. is t--
po:n -t oi c: u!'
e;.- -l V -bic
M -ton
j: .' 'I
, ! . rk. 'Volina,
lUadinf
'.ianf.. telling
iu tr tt dia
- i at f .OM E,
! together
scTie.ardsbvncvr
Sa ar.ll -...ltllt
RemcJ.
F.,t br .11 fir ?
VJ
Hcliotyr-proca,
crt rocei'.-,t of lo c
h 1 11 . tti-r a-r
ImL.m.1- Ui
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(Ul,.
Volina Dro-j ard Chciical Company,
Bil-TI-UUI, ail, l. k. A.
. i. t.auft'1'r. Irwin. 1'a.. savs . "I have Iteell
leiim W ei It I-eeis.' X-mnuif Bal-um in my fam
ily cvt-r -im-e il wa- lirM inlriHiuc-.ti m llii- vii-in-il'v.
unit mil no well lea-tsi Willi the rt-snil tlml
I ini!il .rt-lt-r it to iillotlii-i I ici-l Hun it -hi.ulil
lie in t-vcry linn-s-linlil. ami cheerfully rt-cniii-nirnil
it as a vaiilal.lt- family mi-iii'-iue. a trial t.f
u liii-li -.linitl.t Convince thf m.t sk--;-!;.-nl th.:t it
i-i:ic imt r.'liiilile rein-.-itr ihca oii lue murle-t
for all iiiM'a-e el tile thrum, clitt-l an.l hintf.
S.lil anil jjimriinlcoil hy C N. Iioy.1.
RHEUMAT
His p;m. ci; Ti l.fc
1 nit ::n::i"l tim.
M .:.i.-.. t--'-. linr I"
U- a - .-.. 1. Th I. .
n:i -t I-. ,t-..i ani. :
si- I .:.t a -oi--. - l-r I"i-e,(. ..
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I i . I : r. . t,.t.k-.-h- ;r i '
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a- -nt u i l. t'.it Un- I ;i::i
n.i--.i t m:.i i-.r !:. i;
' t ' iH'Vt' I'-r.. tij.t.r a el. i;.i i
' ' tif tt :: 11 "as -t4 K.. r.h:. i.
-. -Tt ,1 - e-i.trit f.ir cut-tt-i-l . mni ui to..-
. "V I v.-"!--L it fit : i ne 1 1 ilv. v rni- -
, :' 6 I I- .'-ill- r!-' thai . ii .Mi
- '. V -. . 1 1 ttH iv.-r (ill .-a'
tr. ' E . ' - - "it n,B V.J - CI-'ImI .1"
SZ ' i-. ;i --l.il 0 in ill- i-tr .11. !;,!
I "T .- .-'i l-.-i.tt el itej. a- :
I ' I u -1 :i.'i ' nij.s- . ! 1 tr . ..l.i-
' I r '. cti.-.-'''ll.'ii-i
v ' ,,. i.t.r lit I-:-"",' t--.il ,.. iliij-
alict. J.a-s.t t t .SLKi
lrul . u-. .
I! J F Tr!.T
.-,. f hDuininda or o-ht--rd riuvc
- teen C-itod.
pice 52.50.
Fi r oon.t'lt.t lntrmt'oii. Ilearrlpilre l'im
liiilel. s'ltft tttiui.'ii.m. Ire.
I-'.trtc.t; t. ' ilruaaiUH. ti tr.ie ir tli.- tv. '.-i-
Ii : in Vsai-i:t t i l ir.nu i: t.t Jv.ii.tlo i.,t h - -p
4 - l.tl lotjiliaauyl'iiiiif elw. !-nt aTT-ivil-'t-1 f :'i -l
: rj AIBPt !'! ; l..t:lt Klcll- I l.
I... I & hgl .llaj-kti 'l-eel, l'ltilut.r.ibtu.
A Busiacss Maa's Opinion.
A wdl aiiowri fiuiness man wii'l recently in the
oltxe la'theSctenih Avenue lloi.-l : " 1 liavctst-ii
on ll.e iittiii auumht-rof yers n-en-v ntiin: a leicl
iii;,' tlnit: nrin. ami have ai.l t-:tr.tcul.ir utieiuitiii
Uj lli nrti-resf I t-'uri.ni- iciuiilifn. hut never natv
ati; llnnu un t It? muiaet ttutt M.t-iae.1 :o ejvt- sneh
uicveral satisfitt-iioii as Wei ie 1 1--.-' Noniian
Itat-aiu, the irc:tt Kiciiuh icnii if tot- Mii-nii)t-lion,
i-isia-iis, culiln. fisllima. hour-t-ni-ss. A;i-.
which li now hcina in:niluet-it in ihis t-iMintry.
I In.va never viiitt-ii a lou n nn-iiy uhereii Uits
bet-ii liitristticetl bat what tiiaja-otile symke Imi.i
ly In il. iintis. anl 1 ham unit il myvli mi cv
trni! tM-eaiiiiiH anil it nevei- failt-.l." s.iI1 on a
ptiiillve icuarann-e by . N. ItoyU. s..io agent.
Must be Sold.
The Pxork rnntrh Ow uc-! hy
W. H. Wood
JnKf hx S'iUI, and ue mm 'iffrr ii'in 7,
Jiartftiiii in
WA TCIIES,
CJIAIXS,
ItRACL'LFJTS,
gold rsxs
NAI'KIX MSGS
dc,. dc. de
as ill pay you lotimo am4 s.'C thtve
Elegant Goods.
V.1.VK OF TIIF.M Will. Hit mil. II A T
1.FS.S Til AS
FIRST COST.
CAM. AM) SF,K WHAT WE II A V E.
AND tiET I'll U 'IV,
These Goods Can be Seen at
the
PRUG STORK
C. X.iioYI.)
EYF.KY IH Y ASO EVF.SlSd I AT.
IHSFOsFJi OF.
WORKI KG CI JSSL:STI;
ant nuw irt-fartsl in furnish all ela'ss. aim cin
ployiuKiit a liunm, (lie lii.lc tifthe lime, or lor
Ibeir are mumi-iits. iiiii'u neu. light and
protllahle. 1ixh..uI sillier ta?x pa,-ily eai n irum
lo.. -rpvvnitift an a rtHirt itmal mipj bv
devtrtine ail their (ime to the hitMut-iK. ,tvaii'l
trirlanu-u m-arlras iniH-h an men. That ail who
MltiiMiiay tteiitl ihciraitorcvtani tel the bUM
liesa. we rnuke tlii- tttler. In stirh as art- not utfll
auie.l we will nl one tiollar lo pay Inr the
trouble of wriliiiK. Full utriit-uliir anil oulrit
free. Atttlmai kKoatie mtinmis Co., I'onlaml,
Maine. dtwi:-SK-ivr.
SSUJXEE."' NOTICE.
litst. Foim wife ) In the ttairt of eominnn
. 1 ) I'11"' "f si'crM-t co., I 'a. No.
J. M. Topper. ) Ji Mav it-nn. IS
.V.JimlarT .Wiuiih-iii
Aud rwwu. l, l.t h iKst-tnla-r notice i
hereby rive thai on tltitt the- iik iM-iiti.-u Hie
a.stvr nauioi Assiicntie i.ui hied In open ctain i
- - c n i
' lleht i:l to tv -, - J whole SYSTEM
OitUu: rr -tvii .-; t . -. I t v Strengthcninj
I a Mct.c.ne tir I ! the M usrUs. Tcn-
wraa a.-.d f J ir-s the NERVES,
Women and - -1- t i j ar.J corr.plrt-lyDl.
A- f - .. oestinE the lood.
ISM
m
c I
...t;tiiK hit a reronvcyanrtt o! Iliti Iir.iS"nv as
Mpntsl lo him hy it. of aiiriimi ut iluitsl April
' ao.i that the prayer of ihe pt-tiimner w ill
la- irranteil by the eotiri on the -JHIi tlav of Feb y
l;, tniletwcaUMf be ithovrivto Ihe contrary
, '- B. CklTi IIUKI.D.
nli-3t. . . Prothontttary.
A Story of Paul Jones.
In early days Kirkendbright town was
a port of some little importance, foreign
trade, and with ships that often passed
the pillars of Hercules snd brought home
the spoils of the east from the Levant.
"Ane rich tonne full of merchandise"
was Kirkcaldy, according to Hector
Koccc, and as nivntly 11s the early part
of the present century- Kirkctilily bad
some trade w ith the West Indies, and
caks of ruin and sugar and negro ser
vants from the plantations were not un
known until its (plays, A West Indian
vessel hailing from Kirkcaldy was com-ui.-tutlcil
by one I'atil Jones, son of the
Earl of Selkirk, in St. Mary's Isle. Some
iiiiiculty w ith the -jr'iiter of the ship,
ending in the carjientsr's violent tleath,
was the cause according to Paul's ene
mies, of f'apt. Jones ilcSiTting his natite
land and taking the si-It-of the Amercan 1
colonists in their stniggle w ith the iiioth
er country, llow l'aul Jones with his
tiny siiiaiiron defied the naval Kwer of
England and insulted In r flag along her
ow n i tarts is familiar to every reader ttf
I'oopcror Allan Cunningham, ltuta cu
rious incident was the visit of the Cap
tain to tlie -scenes of his youth and the
descent tioti St. Mary's Iile, when the
sailors cleared the Earl of S-lkirk's resi-
lence of its plate, carrying off even the
silver tea (Kit from which the countess
w:is iihout t) take tf her liohe-l. ill jus-
tnx'Xo it must bv Siii.l th.it he im
no auUn-M.M. the pluiuh r, ;iliit lie auh-
se(iient!v
, J.. i . i
y returned every urtu le tukeri,
inc u-lin,, he silver tea,s.t, which the:
countess long preserve! tea leaves ainl
all us a meiiiorial of the event. A story
is in this connection toM iigainst the hur
gi sses of Kirkemlhright, ho' after long
an. I earnest liclilicnitioii, while the en
emy's craft was lying in t if hay, they
suiiniioiieil up resolution as night drew
on to tniin a gun again.-t the ship ami
even to tire it tilf. Upon which, the
rein 1 siiip ni.ikii-.g no r ply. the totvns
j people came to the conclusion that thev
1 had tlisahicil her, mni to conipl.-te the
j gisst work and send her altogether to
i the I'ottoin, tiiev tired round alter round
till the
irning's ilaw ii revealt il the fact
I lhat (lu. nM jK l
1
ilentlv awav,
and that the ohiit t of his cannonade.
w Inch seemed little the worse lor its
pounding, was a tad rock that st
ii. .1 1
I'm tli
from the mi
tile of the bav. .!.'.- Vur-
Mathew Arnold's First Buck
wheat Cake.
It was at Cincinnati that Mr. Matthew
Arnold had his first experience with the
American bttckvhe;:t cake. He was late
for breakfast his lirst morning in Cincin
nati, vas in itself an amiable not to sav
j e!.'g:.nt fault, only iu this case it gave the
excellent P.ii'kopiilitan with whom he
staid two hours of dread Iet he had on -raged
the tit n'-s of tilings by setting the
.ilea! an liour too earlv. l-'inaliv Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold oi l apj-ar, and the first !
thing that greeted th ir eyes was a pile of
buckwheat takes. They gazed at til-:
woolctily-looking things with half con- j
ceiled horror, and no doubt ma le inter- j
national coaiparisoti lateen ic;u and j
the materia! of the gray ll.iimcl shirts j
which "In- traveling Eiiglishmin delights j
to wear in countries which he deems
barbaric. In vain the ho.t pressed Umiii i
them. They would have none of them.
Hindly the Cincinn itian burst out:
" Ie-ally, Mr. Arnold, you mu-t try im.
They're the national dish. Come, now,
I'll butter one for you my?! ." And,
suiting the action to the word, lit; began
the greasy operation, au l in a thrice ha 1
pop-d u smoking cake on Mr. Arnold's
plate. Envying Clotigli his early tleath,
Mr. Arnold extracted u segment and rais
ed it to his nmiitii. The Cinciniiatian
rig.ir.L-d him with awful doubt and ex-H-ctatioii.
It was only for a moment.
Tin- Master's rigid flee was wreathed
with unciuous smiles a turning to his
wife, he said : "Try one niedeur; they're
not half so nashty as they listk."
. - .
Surface Ditching.
The more we t;.' the plow f..r making
wide suifacc d:t.!i :s i;ii low lands the
Is ttcr wc like Die plan. V get I le
ditches deeper and wider every time we
plow. We hac ilitches over ftj ir I'.-et
d s'ptliat wo drive across with a wagon,
mowing machine, cultivator, etc, The-c
ditches are made by si nply turning the
land away from them every time we
plow . They canv off great tiiantities of
water n tie spring, but in the slimmer
are so dry that grass and crops will grow
almost to the centre of the ditch. We do
the work witha large plow and three got a
hoi-ses abreast and turn over a tleep,vid
firrow. Jt is often rough vork at lirst.
VVV have gone through places where the j
weeds were as high as the horses' heads, j
and old logs and bushes and hriish-hca;is I
were in the way. lint when you ome
g'tthtr horses or oxen to plow tlimugh
ihe work is essentially accomplished, j
Every furrow is cisicr than the preced
ing, and fcveiy year afterwards you can
make la'ttcr work. Ttji.gieat ioii)t is o
make a Is ginning and Mick to it. " It is
b.ster to make the ilitch with -ipailesand
shovels." liiiiicti'iii's But make Ihe I
ditch. A nirivin A'Triniti'trlfl,
Health Hintsfor Cold Weather.
Kti-ii ytttir tfiiitH-r. If you woulil tin
this always, tl.in't stfp on u picon of oil
c'ntli till you liavt- your sIkh-kiui.
I in not ci 1 to s!tvt with your frt-t in
I'll-oven of tlie kili lii n ranirt'. list you
s;i;T.-r fn(iii rsuifiui-ii! iiml ilri-ani tui
!i'.isi!Ul ly of tin: ln. rt.:tllt L.
r.i..irt of Imt thinks. 1 liavo knoun
t ah or ilirt f hut tirinks to t-anse itn ill-ni-its
tliat la.stit! Jlirouuli tlifstation house,
tli i'licr rourt, ainl a ii.iiiiL..l:i- st't-iif
that :11:1k i-s a p in j-t-r ol tlfst-rijiliou.
lit 11 it sit oni-.ry 1 1 v." 11 "its. Ii iss.ifcr,
Jjowi-M-r, tosit 011 an iey juvi'ini-ut th.ni
to :i.iinl 0:1 J''.r lii-ail on it. If you must
tl 1 o i'.' or tin- oil. vi, it i.i.- jn; former
cours-.
T;i'" i-ol'l niiirtiinjf jiluiij;'-li:;tli i a
jio" 1 thins: !u winter. That is, it is a
goti I lhin; to rtKuiitiit'inl Hit- man h ho
me Is you u itli his lu-a.l half om ii nntl
nay-: " Is thi-: 111M t ii nih for you?'
wh n the rnen-iiry is twenty-nine U-lovr
zer 1 ami still falling. St.no tin n inlvise
th s h rsou to mi.ve to the eliniate, w ith
pul ilelay, 1ml ilon't think it is just the
th'iifr he iit.-;tls.
Siriliinii is tin. tuosi ilaoiii-ioiis to
Ii -iiltli of all our winter reeivatinus.
T-iousiinils of ou. driiflit ami promi.siii;
y iiiniuen ali i lovely ynun wouien fall 1
,...,-..., ,-i v v.-.f. ( iii is an utr-tii ;
but t.:niif iiii-ii who are retvivin niilv
:. -ri-.:. 1111
ten ilollarsu wei k may Iiml it useful to
reail aloml at timen, when a hleigh-Tiile id
nu-iili.iiii.-il iii). liverymen are asking two
dollars an hour for 4 horse anil i-uttur.
Why exiierluient wll It tixiesive drum
when a bottle of St. Jaeolui Oil, i-inttii))
only fifty irnts,will etireyotir rlii'inuatisiii,
iit-uralfia, or luin ho answers,
Why?
--
I'mresR is always i.rn-.'rtKs, but it ia
dreadful hard lo realize by the man who
tries to hurry tiji a balky mule.
A man who never p-ts mad i.s.sujijM.sed
to l a hair brulher of the woman ho
never looks behind vt.'
A hurt! cane An iron chest.
VIX --v ' 4
.-yr -- sjl
f ssHik
BESTTCMIC
Thia Bdf fn eenWW I- -r. ith vrr ntr i . '9
AinrK niQ-h-3'i r : r.'.-i ht.-. It i.r.
rirton ni PMritiew Iho i iumI, i.r: ir
ClaA.-s lb caimplfJii' n r,i.
Itd'wsDnt -Uitku t t.-i .: t.r.
frr idace onatjp-"-ton " '. t '
1P8. Ef jzadeth Br:n ' ' F -
lEt. Wps. ur.-.tr-li; '
I ht uscsJ Pron'j .f'
rnrr'i thin a d-Trlo t.-
w j' nr 1 It'1 .n c
or i -utTl''tit and rww mr c-r .m-i
it tl.-w fn iu-i, ii.
1na. Irir; C Hti: Ki
p-.if ' I kuw ft -rM n: ' I irn r.
C rI'ft. c ''1
fTm.i.-. Vm.: .t . '- - '
on wnipl-!. 'J'ukt U ,
MONFY:?Hiii
AfA V- 1 r t X nti rm free nif j
liiinx otyiittt vnlut- uI i)itMtrtuiM' to yoii ttiat
w ill siiun yuii tn hu-iiifW" w hit-h u ill hnnV vou in
niort- inonVy riia away than anything tl- in this
worM. Any one can i the urrk uil live ut
; ItlHl ilM ninM,w fr aii uork.-r. We will
rt v ; miKtai nwktl T.i w..ne..f
! ho nn.-ui.ii.it mu- ant t'tiirry.ns;nir ihim! not
hty. iirMin! oullii fret;. A-Mrt-ss 1 kik X in.. An
gUlft. Maiiw. iitTj2-'w..irr.
-
j.Lctiiiu,iiiuri
fT'TTril 1 T( (T AD
L I I I I" l A ()r
JJ I iL.1V tlllU laVlLtVlV,
navinit nan ninny
Yours, 1c
HlI.LlAM M. IIiM IlSTKlLi:t:.
Ss.MKlt.-KT, r.
Tl!8 knfm Delect ve Borao,
i Main Offices, 94 and 98 Diamond S'.reet,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
. Iialili-lits1 iss; l.y Itavi.I I!. I.ilkinv.n. t f. s.
i.ivcrnm,-ut i.-l.-clivi-. I iiv:iiiii.il an. I ctill
f din-tt-.l oil the M--iem ol t tie t . s Si-.-rcl
Service. Cimtiilentml Au'-nt ill iilltne
I'rincij.ul eilie 1. 1 the I niltil Sliilts
umi I aiu.i.-t.
It. H. tin kinis. l'r:iieiKil nliiliit-ii. Supt.
IIkbi.i: Mi in.wi.l.l. ii(-riiin ni!eiil.
Hos. John Ii.m.i:i.:. Any fori he llurean.
Keferenee : ,aine-J. Ilr.-ok-.,' "hief s.-.-rel St-r-vice
iitui. vtic-hiiiLii.ju. Ii. C. St-ml lor t ir
cillar. iK.v.tiiu.
The Old
Schuttler
Estohlishe.l in
,41 -m ' l '-r-
: !t..--.-t
Id
iis"; ji-tt' 4S'k "' a" '' r"' '' ami -..-t-ly t-iire f..r fr..u.. P;.l th.-ii.;. ,i: .1 I If IN It PI I I P I I .Y
. (KM-w 2 l""'' hu I'litnil S.re Throat, ami .liisil.1 lii. U-In I IVA3L.1 11 VlVlOl. iV I
,1 " a!S3 ,'-A.':tnii. I gtiaromve evcrj- faan!. Tiu tiitsln-lue ia ititw!- entnt-'v t.t i C3 '
f;VVlt7.ir5i''V satiMai'luiii ti. ail j l;,,t.,, all.! is t-rt.-elly M,t I. .ii m'u r ri-m- fannar V Dirlo
.'il-iilit'l t'tt'1 "' eiliea have faik.l. tin. out- has u'. t.du c-ure. i JenntJi A IOclQS,
Ift-iV -Jj "'.sT-- A . TV- - H I'll lilt- ainl f;lV..r uitiv H im hml .ni-.-ii iir, Hii .-...r- , .
y3 ; Se?l.' 5'r t' .! ' .i:ielli liieiri.ui- i f! t.i hi-nllli atiiiii. vioict-m Vi i 1.,-nr.1 ..I -.lie fOIlK ?l"S?t V .. I n .
Hiave jtL-H pwvivetl two cur Umu uf tUj SiiLP OIUU, iTtll. a!:EJN &i.llL"JTi.F:H VA'O.Nd.
th. .n-rsl cijn'jli tc Vcion Wagyn in the mar tot for K -41 Pnn Purinj- iu llit iun;rr::
H'aih'X tti-jic L a Kr-ar Hntke, iu ti ust.-l wlini hauling hay or giu;n, t ji.nrciJi:ii timt iirnj'
know tht ue"-eiirit' of wiicu Imuliiitrou hilly 111-. L'v-ry pnrt me yx Hurt of tisi-s vvHftu hx
laii.1 in Siut k Ihruv j:o;ir bt'turv Unug -.votki up, iiwuriitf iirk to tit thoruu-lily -H'rtt.i l U!'tirf
iK-iiiK imut-d. BclitsK tlie f.-rtteiitc;.- uf Uit
DOUBLE COLLAR AND OIL CUPS,
Il ia tin only Wugvm miulc Umt ha-i this liupruvement. ll avoids the ncoettltj 'V'
of taking off the whevl to trrvtuH.', a in thctild nyle ; ly Mmj-ly turning a cup S
he HrWiiniin l iu k-ss thun live niintit. This W.ion urunts tu be ?-
t;vM U It- fullj a(tjnTialed, uii'l (utrtit! wlfhiiiif U Iniy will Lowell ti mte It 3:"-' $
bufttr iHireliHritng eJ-u litre.
IS very Wagon TP ully Insured.
in wllciiug UiU mttkc df Wagon to tli pwhi.c, will wiy J uik.1 Hame
make of afn Jor five yian.iit:n fiLihLijiK aciusr- the Korky Miuutain.
ovt-r niath that were almost iiupa.-viMe, and they aiay hUkkJ the tt. I feel
u-rriuiUd In saying ) Ufllcve thr.ni the lit ft Watfon on wbevLs
Oi oi 0if-r ff.rturt,r JI-rtry IltiHut uho nvl ohuw ym the
Hi Aaentn "Vantttl rl"hroy:riout tlie County.
."PISTE R IIISIFI te Y.
i.MKKSKT, MAKl. il JX, lss'i.
Somerset Lumber
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
Mivtr Ti tttu ami iF.ii.r.n, Whuli-salkk and Ketaii.kb or
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS.
1
llrlarcl and
OAK, IXII'I.AU 8ltINl,H. 'l Kl-rts. Vun.lilN'iH,
AWI. WAI..VCT. KUViUIXC. 8AsII, XTAIH HAILM,
CIIKHKY, YEI.LUW 1'IXE. 8HI.W1.ES. I)ltiH.S BALfSTKKS.
I'HFSTXI'T. WHITE PINE. LATH, HUSI.. NEW El. HiSTS
A '(entTiil Uiu-nf!', iTiul. fof I.umUr ami Bnflilinir Mittt-riiil untl K.titins S!:it: kt-. in ti k.
AIx). cHn riiniiit. unytliin; in iht- line uf mir (iiik-i to nriKr Willi n :i-mulile
' prumptiuis, s-iu h M Hnu ki'ts. (Vkl sized v nrli, t tc.
U LIAS C UlST XT NQ I I I ,
! Office and Yard Opposite S. &
-11
Tin? only Ctin
ftir CutaluKutM.
lL VMimm WEDDIN3, BimMi 03 K3LiiiAT PRESENT.
llit WONDERFUL
m fa r m
Comt.inine -'".
,
f 1 1 tt tfy 4
All fiirnWied with
I TI1P 1 l.r.Hn
j n t tuuuiiu rAWF'GCO..
i : '
MB. B. SE1D1.E. or the i.l.l tinn of Mt im man 4 Si-idle. ePtal.!i.-ht in t-4'i U- to a-i
ti-.tince tu In, U my tneii.biani lni:i-. that his utih-k i, 11.. larrcr an-l m..re comolfi.
tiiiin al ijny li..,.' in Ins l,s,.,c-., ,Wr I'artictiiar attii.iti.m has Ihu given lo a si-kvtit.i
ol nne J'uliilay UtsHis, eoui.nsin
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SUvjrwara. Eroaz:s. Francli and Amsricai Cl:cks.
We can show the larsn-st st.K k of watt-lies in the eitv. W:t!i a lanre uvsirtineiit ..f
siom we an- enalilttl I., mount liiaiiion.li. to suit anv .arti. ular fain v at slmrt n.itiec-
lus i..rl, ii, st. kiii all iler.irtm.ins lias UVU in--reae. an.l n.ni'i.lnl ..ut ft. tii.t t t'
.ire II,,l,,Iay Tratle wlneli l,v nglitt.f alnitift r.irty yeur: siutTst,ful hin.mc.-t t-XM-rieiuv
nave every rtiwin lo exjieel.
Your IJtruriaue Holicitetl.
R. SEIDLE, 50 5th AVE.,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Fences
FOR
i and
I Jr.
! DumlJe,
1
HORSE HIGH, BULL TRONG, AND PIG TIGHT.
SOMETHING NEW.
j We re fnirafl fa tb mftnufmt'ire of thi
! frii'- HI ?n. rx t n.l Mt yrrl!e. It is the mt
I l!ralilo. mid nmKvt f.-iut: kuuu n. luir.
I no injury H k. hartiM-jr Lit SmfrN-! at tl:
j mayl'tf.
J. W MAKSHALL A AN.
FOUTC'S
HORSE Ai.O CAT'.LE POWDERS
ej foutz )
AH-to!
t to Raui wfll rile of Totic. TtflT or Lrs F-
I ll hintz rni(r r twit tn tn-e.
' tonlx Powilrswi'lrttrrfm vn Hurl'T?F.
n1 Tm twenty per ccql anil uakc Utt buuer L:jt
1 otn' i'ow1t w'll trr nr wrnt ulTTWt stkBT
i Dit-A to hhi Hrwt nn-t rTI r -M"-t.
! ht TZ'l Pon nK will uivx ATISF ACTIOS.
DAVID . FOCTZ, Yroprlator.
BALXUIO&S, KD.
ma 28 "M 1.
s
A Ml' EL L.VM15KRTS
OS
j IJLOOD SKA K('IIKRi LIGHT AND QUIET RUNNING
I 4 me of the best meilieinw evt-r d:M ovrrfl
- thecurtof
l,,
ItiiLoils. (i-i.l.S
j INKAMMATION OF THK I.l NoS '
! SltOltTNKSSuKHKKATH
j FA I.N IS THE ItltK.V.sT. 4c. 4r.
I h fatnttt onlv a ureal Pnntier t.f the !.nt
; al-,, a ccrntin Kesturcr of the Ai.is tiii-. as h.-!I
t on:jMjiititi K.Kit sj ruji u.r l.v ii.-.;.' on- ur inu
bullies lb., - t-re r-ilon t In K-rt'c-l licitllh.
StMl i:l I mi;i:i:i
K1IKI MA I li H t li.
For the relict' of Kl:t-uinulisin. N.-nra'ta, Slrk
Ht-uilut-ht', liif.htla-rta. lo.llin.-lie 1 riuiiu. un.l is
one ol llit' ts-: int-'licmo of Ih- at- lor Hie alivve
hst-n-r.. A(ilri
SA.Mt'KI. LAMUKIST.
s lO.Myr. l.aiiils-rtviilt-. s.in.-rsi-t Co.. Ta.
(
1I1AKLKS HOFFMAN.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
i
j (Abort- Ifi-ilicy'si store,)
( Latest Styles, and Lowest Prices.
j SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Somerset, Pa.
Reliable
Wagon.
Vhien - jtt in 1S42.
-if" -xf -'TT.;is5
Soil, AVoods.
C. R. R. Stition, Somerset, Pa.
-vini,c. i oiiomjiiiiu Linn striiji u.r t.y ii.-.;.' on- ur Iwu ! anWsi,.
GUN MANUFACTURERS,
. And Dcairrs In all Kindt of
:prtirg Gocds, Fias Pcck:t ard Tb'.e Cutl ry.
T7.t "'I Knot .Slur SriHtrui in -f f 'K.
BIiOArr & I-ITJRTI-I,
520 and 522 Wood St.. Hittsburn, Pa.
lUrrt - 'l .Manutitcturcr W.-l tjft'.t;
Ttl'ttintain. Hcud
nt-.i.--m.
Asia n J3
a Mb fj J fcl s5 J
l""iT, KmokliMt, It-rllnln or Invalid
v mf.u. ur t ttt t If.
.irr frT OBtt.!.cti. I nan. .r ik. .ia.
ra
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CHILDREN'S nAbp.Anp.Q
th r,,n. .1. r- w .. . . "
"iiiii
145 N. 8th St.. Philada Pa
: '
j It Will Bo Clad Tiding3 to the
I LADIES
TO KNOW THE
SEWING .MACHINE,
ESPECIALLY ny THE
WHITE
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a.t IIK.H ARM : HI .AT .io,i l4V Bi
UXSLU.D WITH E.ISE. It ht ts-.i
SELF-THREADING
F.x tpt 'he eye of the lut-tlle. A - t
itive TAKK I P WiTif'ifT V ( IK:. K
.-I-HiNii A I-'lt.'ilvr
- SFLF-THREA.DISG SHUTTLE
It ti wion 'u i t-c iViitrntH
v:-;;.o;t n-yn...v:rr
1 : rtt.it the race.
A liru ami i-.HiVrilvi.t
; Stiich Regulator and Indicator,
; By which any ex an n:uh ran U. ma.!- r d..ii.
; AUTOMATIC B03BIM-WiNDE8.
i By nha n a tohhin can tn: wotin.l M t
' 1-"I of Ih vail without the ant .f t!11? , .j
ll is Tli E VST III lc.IBLk.Vfl ni-,H
j III UUI.r HI il.T JIAi VISE IS THE
i 'I'nliLll. Is.lii-s are atitiihttl
Ml Hllfl irr,"tttv u.lin.H. .t
fr '. Ou.iliia-f. ami at thf immnm' var.r..f i.-- .., ,
i t , , . 1 '"'l
utul ork thai ran t done on
'IT..' . ...
1 -"" "' " j'liiitiucni win n.u en.
ti-jmin Hit-Hiisiijliti.r l.ii:ng any otht-r Sr
I Machine, aflt-r euretltl'.V HKliii,,;, t;.
,i,,WHITF r , ,, i t ,
i 1 WHITE. P-.rs.ms -miiii to exataii,, j,,
u r.i.iu.i a! itut- a iiir.-
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f dra'. . -.ir-i Ai'Ivt-: hy
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tha lanrr-! or -t..- . a' '
nw.i r ff it- k 1 ! -'.-i i .
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tin 1fr-.i rs
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acks in tACH rsscv J'otnc ot the Time
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A Coir pie te New Novel Supefiii Merit
Ij Mm liTwiU laUor ia tua lo.
Givin library ol ut new and iltubieworfci. wonk
rro-i ii oo to ii.oo annually, at the nom-ol
ci v tni prr -nortih Subscript);, ft o je-"''
Stcrrco by j..h Hbbcnoa, Frances H diiu
wrt;, )n'un Hwthrnc, Lucy C Lui. w
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QrcuUn, g ring dcuOt, etc. , maikd o appi'C-i-
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713 and 717 Market St., Pbiiade 'pi--
T!i8B3il3WS Falls Ey3?c:c!::s
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