THE STORY OF A CENT.
it Imiipht rtiik of twnly,
It bought a wwtatre-stamp.
It lieljvii to buy an oration-,
Ta Kivfli to a trami.
It Untold a hakersliistuiit.
It bought a rliir.a .1.11.
It txiif,'lil a p:r windmill,
It Imittrlit a pretty k1.
It bought a rwy applo.
It Unii;lit r yellow jar.
It triod to bny a wliisl't'.
Hut wuistUw wi-tv umi dear.
Twaa iM)fx-I in Willie's ' nesting,
Willi more than fifty more,
And when the vs wan brukni,
TIh-.v cunt to sixtv-foiir.
ThtTf pat uim the l.Krst-i
A thinker, thinking liard.
While counting o'er liis rirh.fi,
A row camo in the yard.
He ntarte.1 up in terror.
That cent rollml far away.
And fell into the cistern.
And there it lies to-diiy.
"Off With His Head."
Pining onr wandi rinp in the city of
Canton, our ears were assailed with the
Cathay pynonym of the Kgptian bk
seewii cry, till tlie caverns of our hminn
rtounhd and choe-i with it "Outn
shaw! cuuiKhaw !" veiled inniiat tire pof
ners of pigtails, and mature poxsossors
e-hiH'd the sound wherever we went.
When the youngsters' requests were not
cotnplufi with, they after a little invar
iably chant-ed their cry to Fanquai !
fan.jmii!" (foreign devil, foreign devil.)
We munlied into the iniipsteriftl yaniun
to the accompaniment of the ctimshaw
tune. Here we we -e show n the instru
ments whereby bamlv chow chow is
given to the nad.il callosities of the wick
ed, also ratuns and short hhi.tss-ons for
tilappin the faces of untruthful witne.wes,
thumb-st-rews and rurks forexactinir con
fessions ino criminal cun le execuUvl ac
crdltij: to the l:iwa of China until he has
confessed his crunel, c:m.niis, a sjecies of
collar, w hich for larjrones and uncotnfort
ableness even outstrip the mashers', and
which are rectangular planes of wood
with neck and hand lxdes. The gloomy,
small depository-room of these torture
itnplenwnts we thought to be a fair rep
resentation of w hat a European media-val
chamlxT of "justw-e" has Invn,
We were nest taken into onr sedan
chairs through an overcrowded busy part
of the city to the execution ground, pass
ing on our way the new Ilonutn Catholic
Cathedral, whose gigantic spires pierce
the clouds. The execution ground we
found to be a small inclosed rectangular
space, alxut fifteen yards by fifty, entered
by a gate. the right on entering ran
a row of small squalid houses, the habita
tions of potters, whose rough, unbaked
work lay about on the ground, drying in
the sim, but we were informed that it wag
cleared away w herever an execution was
about to lake pla.-e. Facintr the jitters'
houses w as a high wall, at w hose base
1 and leaning aptinst it were some large
crocks, all of which had their mouths
earthed over ex. ept one. 1 lere our guide
intnxhiCH-d us to three poorly dressed
Chinamen, w hom we noticed gatublingat
a fan table near the gate on our arrival.
One, a big, brutish-looking fellow with a
villainous cast in one of his eyes, was the
head executioner, and the other two, who
were smallish nu n, were his assistants.
Through our guide we told the head exe
cutioner that we wished to seethe instru
ments of his calling, and thereon he pro
duced a short, heavy two-handed sword
and a long knife. The following conver
nation was carried ou lietw wn us and this
"Ikiss" through the uie lium of our guide :
" How do you use this sword? Where
is the block?"
" We don't use a Mock. What w e do
is to make the prisoners kneel dow n in
tw o row s facing one another, and landing
their heads dow n. Then I take flie sw or I
and chop, chop, one on each side, and the
heads fall off; so on, till they're all done,
en you'd sw itch the to off green weeds
w ith your walking-stick."
liut you don't always chop a head off
with one blow?"
Always," said the executioner.
" What is the knife for? "
" For the ling che, or death by many
cuts. We tie theculprtt who is condemn
ed to this death to that cross there (tai'tnt
ing to two rough unlwrked sticks roughly
crossed), and we begin by cutting off the
eyelids, ears, nose, and so on, ending by
sticking the knife into the heart. The
' cuts van- in nuniler from eight to a hun
dred and twenty, according to the hein
ousness of the culprit' crimes."
" What class of criminals are condemn
ed to the ling che?"
" rarricides, mat ricides, ami w omen
who have killed and mittilate.1 tiieir hus
bands form the majority."
" IK) the executions interfere w ith your
apjx-tite and tileep?"
Tin three ekwiitioucrs grinned sardon
ically at this quest ion, so we asked :
" How many it-raons have yon exe
cuted in a day ?
" I have chopped twenty heads off my
self in two minutes. See that dark -looking
place on the ground over there
that'ststused by theblooi of the last batch
we had." j
" What is done with the tsxlies?"
"The friends take the bodies away, but
we keep the heads in the crocks over
by the wall there, and when we have a
large iiumler which are no longer rvog
nizalile we bury them. Would you like
to see home of the heads?"
" We decline-1, and one of my compan
ions liegan t grow pale and complain of
not feeling well, so we onion! the guide
to lead us away.
" tieiitlemeu, give twenty ivnte each,
cumshaw, to the executioners," said the
guide, which we gladly did to escape
from the staring of the " bos" butcher's
pwivel eye; and so endej our interview
with these High Kxecutiouere of the
Great Chinese Kmpire.
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The Editor and His Son.
I have an acquaintance who assists in
editing a morning iwper, hut he does not
Ix'lieve in allowing his children to utter
ly forget him. He does not want his boys
to think they are orphans just iH-cause
he is not always at homo. He is a man
of very strong will and a strict disciplin
arian. So he geU a holiday every two
weeks in order to go home aud d tip his
punishing.
One time he found that his eldest or
oldest son I do not know w hich, lecause
I atn away from home w ithout my libra
ryhad violated the rules of the house in
a sad manner.
As near as I am able to come at the
facts, the lniy had taken a quart of corn
and sewed a lohg thread through each
kernel, show ing great patience, and er
severence in so doing. He had then tied
the ends of the threads all together in
one knot, and scattered the corn w here a
large flock of geese had Inx-n in the habit
of associating and pooling for mutual
profit and improvement.
A man w ho came along that way about
dusk said he saw alxmt thirty geese
standing around in a circle looking re
proachfully at each other and trying to
agree on some method by which they
could all go home together w ithot turn
ing a jwrt of their crowd w rong side out,
while behind a high board fence there
was a boy who seemed to m enjoying
himself in a small way.
The incident was reported to the boy's
father, who came home and placed his
son under a large dry goods box in the
cellar, after which he piled three or four
hundred pounds of coal ou top of the in
vertiHl box. He then made a few re
marks for the boy's good, which were
followed by the smothered remark :
" lints !" from the inside of the box. Af
ter ordering that the 1kx should not be
disttirled until his return, my friend put
on his coat and went back to his work.
This was just as the returns legan
to return in the autumn of M. Sly
friend did not go home for two weeks
and forgot all aliout the boy until he
came to do up his punishment for the
fortnight.
When the truth flashed over him he
was filled with the keenest remorse, and
went home as soon as he had sent in the
last proof, but w hen he went down to the
cellar he found the box empty and the
follow ing note w ritten upon it with a
pencil :
" iHvr Paw do not w.-ap for me i h'av
went away from my hapy home whare i
w as onct so gay an free do Not a.-sKassin-ate
Maw becus she Pride up the lxx with
a stick of cord wood yisterday an fed Me
she left the box so I could bust 4th i am
gone Far Far Away do not weap for me it
is better for me and you to be Apart, en
iiyhow it is better for Me to beAjwrti
like being a .art a good deal letter i think
i will hike a ham and gar of Ireserves of
which I am pashionately fond but i will
Kenumerate you some lay as heaven is
my jug so No moar at Present from your
proddigleSon Henry." H'-ll Xijr.
Stole No More Fur.
The crowd had congregated in our vil
lage store, says a writer in IVtroit Fnr
I'rrxx. The groevr had lights! a cigar
and was sitting on a convenient, shelf
with his feet upon the counter. The
conversation, which ranged all the way
from the breakiugofsteerstothe forecast
ing of weather for the ensuing week, had
slackened ; so when Uncle Iave Hagley
walked in every one looked pleased.
"Helhj! Uncle Iave," yelled some
lmdy, for the old fellow is so deaf that
he can hardly hear the fall of the year.
"Oh, yes!" Oh, yes! Powerful wild,"
answered the old man. " Wustl've seen
this eighteen year. Mos'es bad es the fust
winter I trapjied IntormejX (Interme
diate Lake)."
" Wheu was tliat, Uncle Iave ? "
" Sixty -four'n five. Bad timet! lat. Yes,
siree. Powerful bad. I've seen it 'soVt'd
freeze the bullets 'n iny old rifull till V
couldn't blow 'em out with powder.
Had t put er trigger 'n then, hold 'er
gun over the fire t'l she went off. She
wuzcold that winter, yes, siree. lang
me!" Uncle Iave shivered at the recol
lection. " Fur plenty then ? "
" Yes, sir ; lots of it. Ilows'ever, I
didn't get much the fust fortni't."
"Couldn't catch it eh?"
" Hull ! Ketch it? Kf I c'dn't V ketch
ed more'n a minute 'n re can 'n a hull
week I'd go hide," and the fellow began
growling and muttering until the tinlor
tunate interlocutor subsided and was re
placed by another.
" What became of it, Uncle Pave ? "
" Stole."
"Whostoltt it?"
"N Injun."
Un hun!"
"Tell us about it."
" Tain't much to
Pave, as he ls.rr.iwed
from his mestioner.
tell," said Uncle
a chew of fineetit
" Fur wa'n't so high
as had leen two or three years afore, but
it paid tK-tter'n saw-loggin' it. I backed
a hundred m.nk and mushrat trajjs'u
five fer beaver 'n otter clar from Travis
City, and built a camp on Interinejit.
Soon as I got fixed fer livin I put out my
traps. Fust trip around I shot a big
buck and took in forty rats and two
mink. Kr fisher 'd leen to one trap and
stole the bait. Next time er round there
wa'n't notion' now'rs. Next time er
round there was two nits. Next time er
round there wa'n't nolhin' now'rs. I was
mad. Purty soon I tliort sotuclxxlv had
been stealin'. Art'-r a bit I found er
mogasin track en I look arter it. J kep'
er follerin' on, 'n follerLn' on, "n party
soon I come onter a pile of dead rats and
mink, 'n every dang one liad been skuu.
So I kep' folld-in on, n' party soon I see
Mr. Injun a walin' er long eiliead 'n he
had er pile o' fur on his shoulder 'n one
er my otter in his hand."
Aud then Uncle Pave settled himself
in his chair and said it would snow to
morrow. " What lx3come of the I ndian, Uncle
Pave ? "
" Yea, sir! 'T's er gxin' ter snow like
blaws."
" Indian, Jiijuii, Injun'. What became
of the Indian?" shrieked Homebody.
Oh yes. That there Injun, he related
slowiy and meditatively. "That there
Injun. Wa'al, boys, I never rightly
knowed what did become of that there
Injun."
Pid you lose any more fur? " -"
No, siree. He never stole no more
fur. Not him."
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A Bowery Tragedy.
Damon lilumeuthal and Pythias
Kosenbnrg were intimate friends and
clerk" in a Fowery(N. . shoe store.
Like uiuciluge, they stuck to each other
in prosix'rity and adversity. Whoever
looks for a friend without imicrfections
w ill never find what he seeks. Damon
and Pythias are no longer friend
In this quarrel, an in many other nota
ble quarrels, a woman was ut the bottom
of it. .She was a remarkably handsome
woman, w ho came in with the intention
of purchasing a pair of shoe. If she had
1een an old woman or a ly, their move
ments would have been as slow asthat of
an Alaskan glacier, which moves at the
speed of an in.ih and a half a year. As
it was, thov rushed at her, smiling sweet
ly as they rushed.
I5oth of them wanted to assist her in
trying on the shoos, but as she had only
one pair of feet, she smiled on Damon
lUumenthal, w here upou a shade of vex
ation passed over the finely-chiselled
features of Pythias Iiosenburg as he said,
in a voice that seemed to need oiling:
" VL-rther Pluiiicnthal, I vill vait dot
lady my.eluf on."
"Oggscuso me Misther lioseuburg, I
behn-ve I knows my pishness mitout your
advice." retorted Damon Hlumenthal,
getting red around the roots of his hair.
" By shiminy grashus, if somelxxly
make me vonce mad already, I mash
him dot head on a gotiple of dimes twice
ven he vas mine own vader," remarket
Rownburg, pawing around, calling for
blood.
" You tarn shackanapes," rescinded
I'lumentlial, pounding on the .counter
and dancing up and down. "You bet
ter runned avay jefore I get me crazy
mad."
The fair customer fled, w hile Damon
and Pythias Ix'eame closer and more con
fidential than ever.
All of a sudden Blumenthal came
down with the force of a man'.wlio trips
at the top of the stairs". and touches the
home base in the cellar. Like the de
positor in a saving bank, he lost his
balance.", Koscnbtirg had tripped him
up. Before he could get tip Ilosenbiirg
got on top of him, and bumMl his head
on the fhxir, leating a tatt.io like that of
a mule's hind legs on the ribs of the
hired man. Like King Ihivid and other
jiotentate.s, he sat on the thrown.
Mr. Solomu Isaacs, the genial proprie
tor, rometuliering that
Those who in qtmrreU tnterjuwe
Oft must ie liloo.lv wwe,
did not interfere.
A (n-ntleman by the name oft Cliafferly
did interfere, and put an end to the
festivities.
The result up to date are : Two shoe
clerks out of jxsition, after paying 10
each to the olice judge, not so much for
publications as a guarantee of irood faith
Their '"employer, Mr. Isaacs, refused to
take back theex-lx.som friends, although
lie had managed to sell the policeman
who made the i.rrest a pair of shoes, oth
er persons who had rushed into the store,
hud tarried off numerous costly pairs of
tdiocs, ail of which were deducted from
the wages of the gladiators when they
w ere id off and bounced.
Perha the saddist feature of the case
was the remark of the would-be funny
police justice, w ho said that the gladia
tors had probably been drinking a great
denl of 1ecr, to put them so much at
lager-heads.
The Wheeler Obsequies.
M vlosk. N. Y, June 7. The obsequies
over the remains of ex-Vice President
Wheeler were held in the Congregation
al Church to-day, every available foot of
space in the large edifice being occupied.
All the business places were closed at
noon for the remainder of the- day. The
body remained at the house until this
morning w hen, at 10 o'clock, after pray
er, it was moved to the vestibule of the.
church, w here it laid in state and was
viewed until 1 o'clock, and the children
of the schools, their teachers and hun
dreds of others had on opiortunity to
look upou the well known features for
the lat time. The pall-bearers were D.
W. Lawrence, H. A. Taylor, C. H. jlea
son, William A. Short, Thomas II. Kane
and .T. J. Seaver, old and lifelong friends
of Mr. Wheeler. The large auditorium
was beautifully drated with a profusion
of crape and national flags and a wealth
of flowers adorned every appropriate
place.
The services were begun by an invoca
tion by the pastor, Iiev. C. S. liiehar.ls.
A choir sang a lieautiful anthem, which
had been the favorite of Mr. Wheeler,
entitled "Jerusalem the golden." A por
tion of Scripture was wad by Rev. W. i.
W. Lewis, pastorof St. Marks, and prayer
was offered by Rev. J. W. Ashworth,
i.:e;for of the First Baptist Church. The
choir then sang Mr. Wheeler's favorite
hymn :
Tome uiilo me when fhuilows tturkly iMliier,
Whi n tln;.sil Leurt is weary xtel ilislre-e!-"
The pastor then preache i an eloquent
sermon from tiie text, "And they shall
bring tiie glory and honor to the nation's
toil," Revelations xxi., Ja. After a dis
course on the text, Mr. Richardson dis
cussed the character of the late Mr.
Wheeler as a citizen, patriot and Chris
tain. At the conclusion of an interesting
and impressive ceremony the funeral
cortege was formed, and under escort of
the Twenty -seventh sejeratc company,
wended its way to (he lwautiful cemetery
east of the village, and he is now at rest
Ih-sMu the remains of wife and kindred
who preceded him many years ago.
Among the distinguished genllcmen in
attendance were ex-President li. II. Hayes
and his son Webb, (.ieneral William A.
Dart, of Potsdam; (teneral N. Martin
Curteis, Senator Charles L. Knapp, of
Ixmisville, andex-lovernor J. (i. Smith,
of St. Albans.
KX-rKlllKT HAVES' TKI1HTK.
Watkktown, N. June 7. Ruther
ford B. Hayes was in this city this morn
ing on his way to attend the funeral of
ex-Vice President Wheeler, at Malone.
During liis stay here Mr. Hayes was seen
by a re)rter. He sxke feelingly of the
death of Mr. Wheeler, and of their pleas
ant relations while associated with each
other in Washington. He said the genial
and kindly nature of the dead statesman
endeared him to all. He had always
hxjked upon Mr. Wheeler as a man of
tmsAerviiig fidelity to honest principles.
He was an earnest champion of Repub
lican principles, a man of good judg
ment, and unswerving in his devotion
to what he believed to be right in
public or private affairs. His death
would be deeply regretted by all wha
knew hiin.
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iwupim
CmjrH oltuje, lr',nevJk
"Vriul.ing u.d winging fjM.
S nimt at ntxht woe t'yXTj
yyTchiu very dtelrewimt. H v
allowed Ut ."uiiiluu tumor form whk-u
i(lenbltd ad ukvratc beeumti veryaim
stop ivhioc Mt tt
"TVtUHtuiaoM.Switt'
e VS V
1 i . f T ,-.. 1 t'i
MIS
I
ew tbaw'vi Br . mwm m
Japanese Married Women.
There is not. a tiile feature of Jaiwirt
Cfte wonmn life but aiitH'urs more objec
tioriHble; anl, like the law affecting
women generally, the code of Japaiunc
female etiquette require ralittl re iMion.
Take that nusty praetieeof blutkening iho
te'th, the sign of a married lady. Of
ronrse, tliere are numbers in late year
who have adopted Knropean fuHhioiiH,
wivch and (laugh tern nwwtly of Japtuione,
who liave 1kiiic itibiul with occiden
tal ideux, or of taen educated abroad or
having traveled in Europe. The-ne have
given up the practice, but in tlie canes of
the vast majority of youuj? tfirln, no soon
er does " Mr. Flkoyeimm " make an ofl'er
of marri)2e which iH done by fastening
a bntnch o a particular hhrub to the
house of her parents than the damsel,
if the tfentlcman i8 accepted liecomea en
titled to dye her morals and grinders and
pluck out her eyebroww. Anil the com
pound employed to dye the teeth is a
most villainous mixture, often corroding
the lijw and gums and " making the gan
grened mouth of u Japanese lady look
like the Hcpulcher of all beauty."
No less objectionable is the custom
which compels a young beauty rif Fi-gen
to dye her lips a furious red, and hide
the natural carnation of her cheek be
neath a layer of violet paint. It is un
necessary to say that there is much in
Japanese etiquette and custom which is
intCTtined in the character of the peo.ile,
and will change only slowly and in the
course of manv years, Hmne Jounutl.
Hardy Breeds for Hogs.
Complaint is sometimes made that the
inner bred breeds of pigs are less hardy
either against cold or ill usage than the
coarser built kinds. It is quite true that
this is the fact, but it is no valid objection.
No fanner has a right to expect the com
bination of incompatahle qualities in the
smile animal. The wild ling is undoubt
edly most hardy, because receiving no
care ; all that are not the hardiest tire
killed otr very early. I'.tit he is good for
nothing except in the wild state, to which
be is adapted. The skillful breeder has
develojied an opposite set of qualities,
early maturity and tendency t fatten
easily, lie has done this by taking from
the pig for many generations all trouble
or care about his shelter or sulisistciice.
The result is a breed to which good shel
ter and plenty of feed at all times are es
pecially necessary, and without which
they may not thrive so well as those hogs
less careiully bred.
Judge Waxem's Political Phil
osophy. 'Taint every man thinks he is a states
man is one.
Civil service reform, free trade an' the
aiilleiiium air the substance of things
h"jed fer, an' the evidence of things not
wen yit.
Sine men is born great ; some achieves
greatness, an most willin' to take any
government job they kin git.
Lent don't affect politics.
It's a powerful hard thing to love
one's country without someof the emolu
ments. 'T..int no difference how little a fiarty
may lie, the man that gits bigger than it
i ; ain't what it wants. -
Senators roost higher'n Congressmen,
but they're on the same tree.
The Goddess of Liberty don't vote.
--
Astonishing Success.
It is tiie duty of every jierson who has
Used fkmrlur' lurmnu S'trup to let its
wonderful qualities be known to their
friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Croup, Asthma, Pneumonia, and
in fact nil thniat and lung diseases. No
lerson can use it without immediate re
lief. Three doses will relieve any case,'
and we consider it the duty of all Drug
gists to recommend it to the poor, dying
consumptive, at least to try one bottle, as
SO.OtK) dozen Ik.uIcs were sold last year,
and no one case where it failed was re
ported. Such a medicine as the Oi ritmn
Sifrni cannot lie too widely known. Ask
your druggist about it. Sample bottles to
try, sold ut 10 cents. Hegular size sold
at 75 cents. Sold by all Prugists and
Jtealcrs, in the United States aud Canada.
Nonsense with Sense In It.
A tall man and a short man Ixutrded a
street car recently as it rumbled down
Third street. The tall passenger stooped
to get in the doorway, while the little
man's head was not far above the handle
on the door.
" How much fare?" asked the tall man
of the conductor.
" Five cents."
"I low much for mo?" asked the saw
e loll' .mil.
" Five cents."
" Five cjnls for me, t? Young man,
don't you know the law regulates the dif
ference between' long 'and 'short' haul '"
One paKenrer fell off tiie platform and
even the mules staggered.
A Bit Here and a Bit There.
One often wishes to hang a muslin cur
tin without being at the expense for a
rod. To those who care much for the
sanction of authority it will lie pleasant
to lie informed that upholsterers are using
slender pieces of pine wood, such as are
put in the lower hem of Holland shades
It i done just as you would think of do
ing it, dear economist. Make u hem a
little wider than the sikch, with or with
out a ruille heading, and, after running
the curtain over the stick, nail the two
ends lightly to the window. This ar
rangement :s more often seen in lied
rooms, Imt it hasalo leen used for par
lors. She was young, she wait green, she was
very new in Washington. At a recent
s jtcII affair she had gone with the crowd
into tiie refreshident-rooin. Presently
an elegant looking waiter, for all the
world like a foreign ambassador, bowed
politely before her and murmured : ,' Is
tliere any one waiting ou you, miss?" 'Sir?
sir?' she stammered, in startled embar
rassment. ,Pardonnoz tnoi. Is there iny
one waiting on youT 'Ohf she said
blushing brightly. 'Xo, sir, not in Wash
ington.' But when I'm at hoine I've got
more beaux than any other girl in town.'
Evaporated Apples and Raisins.
To half a pound of evaporatel apples,
put a pound of raisins. Both must be
washed and drained ond the raisins care
fully picked over and steamed. Clover
with warm water and soak over night, or
six hours. Stew gently, frequently stir
ring, till the apple is thoroughly cooked,
and sweeten slightly. This makes a de
licious dish, and one easily digested.
GxhI IlitntstLapiiig.
C:itarrh cured, health and sweet breath
Bccured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 50 (-enta. Nasal Injector free. Sold
bv Geo. Y. Bcnford & Son.
lMnot let stale lowers remagin in a
si'k chamber.
Fish are generally weighed iu their
own scales. '
Sleepless nights made miserable by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is tlie rem
edy for you. Sold by Geo. V. Benford &
Soli.
Correction is good when administered
iu time.
The Importance of purifying the blood can
not be overestimated, fur without pure
blood you canuot enjoy good health.
JU tills ceanon nearly every one needs a
good medicine to purify, vitalize, aud enrich
the blood, aud TJood's Sarsnparllla is worthy
your confidence. It Is peculiar In that it
strengthens and builds up the system, cre.ites
an appetite, and tones tiie digestion, wUilt
it eradicates disease. Give it a trlaL
Hood's Sarsnparilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by C L Hood & Co., Lowell, Moss.
IOO Doses One Dollar
CUTTER and TAILOR,
Huviuif hud many
Venn experience
In all l.runrhc of
the Tailoring l.ns-
incus, I imrantee
wtti-t'itctloii Ui all
tf i.ii tri" m nil tHV.tr
4 me with their pul
4. sumage.
Yours, Ac,
WIMJAM M. HOCHSTET1.ER,
SoMKWKT, Fa.
The Old
Schuttler
Ksiablishrtl in
V Sit
Mo
I have Just ree.:lved two car loadu of the 8EU-OIL1X0, KTEEL-SKEIN St'm'TTI.ER WAliOXS,
the mwt complete Western Waou lu the market for Road or Farm Purpose. Ou the tVurrrLF.B
Waoox there in a Hear Bruko. to be used when hauling bay or grain, s xunvkhliig that farmers
know the uceeity of w lieu hauling on hilly farms. Ever)' part of the Wood-work of this wsgou haa
laid in Ht.a'k three yeara before being worked up, insuring the work to be thoroughly w asoiieil before
beiug Ironed. Ikying the patentee of the
DOUBLE COLLAR AND OIL CUPS,
It in the only Wagon made that has this improvement. It avoids tiie necessity
of taking offthe wheels to greae, as in tlie old style ; by simply turning s ;cap
the wagon can be oiled in lew than five ininutex. This Wagon wants lo lie
seen to lie fully appreciated, and parties wishing to buy will do well to see it
before purchasing elsewhere.
Every AVfioon Fully Insured.
In offering this make of Waon to the public, w ill say I used the same
make of Wagon furtive years when freighting across the Rocky Mountains,
over row is that were almost impasMtbie, and they always sussl the teat. I f-el
warranted iu saying I believe them the Be Wagon on w heels.
Call on Olirt r Kiuper or Jlriiri Iltjftt y, n fio trill thaw you tht
MlrAentn WanM Throughout the County.
PETER HEFFLEY.
SOMERSET, MARCH 2S, (,..
Somerset Lumber Yard.
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM, .
MASfFAlUgEB AND IlKALKtt, WHOLESALER AND KlCTAHJ-R OF
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS.
Hard unci Soft TVoocls.
OAK. POPI.AK, SIDISUS, PIi-KETS. SIOILDIXtiH.
ASH, WAI.Xl'T. FI.(XiKIX;, SAII. STAIHRAIIA
CIIEUia'. YKLI.OWrr.VE, - SlUXt.I.ry. IMHiRS BALfSTEiy.
CHESTNTT. WHITE I'iSE, LATH. BLINTlJi, XEW EL POSTS.
A (ieneral Lino of all irruilea of Lmnlier and Ituiliiinc Material and kooiiim Slate kept in ma k.
Also, eiiti flirnish onythhiK in the line of onr lb.iuis.v to order with reasimahle
promptnew, iteh as Bracken, (Hld-sietl wort, etc.
111LTA.S C ljTsXaPILSI,
OfBce and Yard Opposite S. & C. R. R. Station, Somerset, Pa.
STOP
si-ia.itite;ii 1-ioxjse
Patriot Street, SOMERSET, PA.
I wish to call the attention of the Traveling Public to the fact
That the slIAFFK.lt Horse isehxer to the station than either of the other hotcK
That the HIlAFFEIt IUH'SK is n eonvetiient to all business parts of Urn n as tiie other houses.
That the SIIAFFKK Hol'SE offers as
OWn ACCOM MO OAT lOXS
os any other bouse in .Somerset.
That the HIIAFFEK Hul'HK Proprietor will
ejHtlGE YOU LoESS fOI bODGIf'G
lliaii any other liuu- in Somerset,
That tbe SIIAFFKK II' i"SE is a temperance house.
That the SUA FFEIi HOL'SE is the farmers' house.
That the SHAFFER HOl'SE is the travelers' house.
Farmers and other visiting onr town will do well by stopping at the SHAFFER IKd 'SE.
E.
April 8, 'S7,.3ni.
ESDOSSED BT
SDEITISTUS 1
5ETTES AND
CHEAPER TEAS
ANY
Msstniitiiile
mil'
Over 500
Beautiful
Designs.
Send for
m m Pr,co -,st
T :3HS CIrcularo.
A7V- i
Msmrf.rri."TJ av
MONUMENTAL ERONZS f 0'vlPANY.
EnrDaKvt.i.j. cls::.
HANDSOME WEDDINQ, BIRTHDAY OR HOLIDAY PRESENT.
r
Combining Parlor,
THE LUUURC MANF'C CO..
i 2 S
tl-VMUEL LAMBKKTH
One of the bent medicine ever discovered for
the cure of
crivsrMrTtux, bronchitis
UVSPErVIA, HKMoltUHA'iE,
COl't.HH, (IIJS,
IXKAMMATIOff OF THK M'NtiS,
SllOttT.Nr-SS OK ItKKATH,
i'AJS IS TIE HKEArT, 4c, Ac.
It Is n it imly a frrvat Pnrttler of tin-lt!n.t. t.ut
tt a errtnii! K.t.rtT of the ApfM-tiie, e well ua
a strrnirt hener ef the entire hyu'm, nl a cer
tain aim wr.ly wire ror Croup liipnttieno. anu
tiiitrid St.re Tliroiit. Mini KhiMild th. r. fure ho in
every family. Thla mclirlne la mad.' entirely if
K.Hita, anil li peiteetiv Rale, w n.'n nil otner rertt-edit-a
have fiiile.1, tfiia one has i li.M'l.i a rum.
Many who bad (riven up all hope of lx iviar r.-tor-efl
to health aicaiii. n-Hiie th t tliey U-Mii itt the
r.)iMKKinil Kiait Synip, for by niiiu one or two
iKillii Uiey were require. i ui pertei i i.eauii.
Sl'KL l..IKr.KT'
RIIKl MATH n.llli.
Fur the relief of Kheumatixm. .Senrulxla. Si k
lleailaelic. Diphtheria, T.xithache, ( ramp, and ia
one of the bet inedlviii of the age for the above
uiaenea. Addrean
8AMI EL LAMhrJtT,
Lamiajrtaville, Somemet Co., Pa.
sepiSHyr.
CJWITHIN C. SHORTLIDGE'S
O ACADEMY, run rorsu MKM ASlt
HOYS, M Kill A. PA. VI mllea from Philndel
yhia. Fiicl price covem every exiariiar. even
it.mka. Ac. No extra chanrea. No ineideetal -x-
peiiwea. No examination ftir admewi.m. Twelve
exwrienceii teaehem. all men. and all graduate.
I..-iiil opportunity for apt Htud.-iiK M advance
rapidly. iX'ctnl drill for dull and (hack ward
joy. Patroua or Htudenta may nelert any lud-
les, or enooMe me regular tneM.-ii. x ieiirM.'. miu
Inewi, ClaMt4-al or Civil Engineering n.w iu Har
dents lilted at Media Academy are iiolicgca ulid
vard, Yale, Frfiircton, and tcu other ( oti College
Polyteehnir Sehoida. 10 Htudvnt ent in
in l"t. 15 in 1hh, 10 lu i w. and id inl-i.. A
grnduating claw every year In the ewninereial
deoartment. A Physical and Ch.milcal Ijttioratfe
rv, livinuaium and ilail (.roHiid. 1-I0 voliimca
added to Library III lKs:i. Merlia him -ven
churehei", and a temperance charter w hich pro
hibit the Kale of all intoxicannit drink, f or
new illuntrated clrrniar add ret the PrinHpnl and
Proprietor. .SWITHIS C. SHitHTLlluiE, A. M
(.if'rurd Ortvlnolt Mtttia, Pl aiig4-'ii-lyr.,,
T A TPPT" a" If'i'of Nur-
A S-tlJ wry SlOCk. lo KIHI-eM-flll
haWiuen I pay as high aa $1)0 per month and ex-pan)-M.
Experience Ti.it neceary. Appiy ininie
dialel, with clamp, giving aire.
it. B. K.Ml-yiX, Nnrwrvnian.
Majlt-an. Pattenaiii, N. J.
Reliable
Wagon.
tJhlrnyo in 1S42.
VT TJLIE-
'iu'i-
W. SILVFFEH,
PiHiprietor.
IT WILL PAY YOU
TO BUT Y(ir '
JI K JIO It I A li H'ORK
Wm. F. SHAFFER,
SOMEUslET, PKNJf'A.,
ManulV 'turer of and Dealer in
MARBLE 110 (SJUIIE HE
Eaetm Hurt Furniehtd on SAorf .Vjfi'c. h all lUurt.
Aim, Agniijor the WHITE HKO.E!
Persona In need of MOXI'MENT WORK wiU
nnd it to their interest to call at my sliup. where
a proier show ing will be given the'm. a-Sili-Mr'ioH
Guttmnlmt in En-ry ipir, nnd l'Kli.'Es
MR Y LO W. I invite special attention to the
White Bronze, Or Pure Zinc Monuments
Introdmsed by REV, W. A. GRIXG. as a Decided
Inipniveinent in the point of MATERIAL ANU
(ONSTKLITIOX. and which is destined to be
the Popular Monument for our I lotrtireable I'll
mate. Mi GIVE ME A CALL.
WM.- P. SHAFFER.
1
0k
WtUUINU, BlniKDAT CR HOLIDAY PRESENT.
THE WONDERFUL CXT A FIH.
LUBURG ffiAfi
lAtrmry, Smoklmc, Rccllalac v brrmlld
Price $7.00 H.7SSrrtt!
UH ILDREU'O CARRIAGES
111 Ain'yka1 wilk tkA Sa...AI. w m . . .
143 N. Cth St.. Phllada.. Pa.
I AILROAD TIME TABLES.
it
I'.At.muniE a onto rmij:im
&ME1;SET& CAilF.IU t lUiAS' lt.
I'C-TAXf E ANU FARE.
MHe.
Homcrset to Htoystuwn !-',
Somerset to llooversville 1"
Rutioset to Hetltet
rsmicrsei ui JontRt.wn...
Homcpwi lo R.s'kwssl
Cotncrset to iarr. tt I
sw.nu rwt t Mcyi-rsilale 21
Somerset f Cumberland 'A
Somerset to Wsliiijxt")n 'J10
sjomersct to Hulltrni.re Si
SV.mer-a t Ui I'rsuia 24
Somerset to tmfliictice y
Jimeix-t to Conneilrfville ''C
gtiinersel to PlttAtwrgh Ill)
The fi.ti! to Philwlelphia is tJM, and to
York. 61 .'i.
Summer Arrsngement In sfTect sines May 23, 'IT.
xo: in i;o ( xi t rj:.i i.s.
JOHNSTOWN KXTRH-j - No. 1)1.
K'M-kivtMirl ii m
HiMtltKT... : V m m
0itKt-r ! m m
Mriyt n m
IltsiivfMViJlti : - a in
Bvilif 1 M ui
J'tiiriUittU A III
MAII-
So. VI
.Imrs.
J..hu-;low'U....l'J.P
Puishurgh :J) m Johutow n... rj.10 p in
it'S'kw.ssi I. ciu a m
Miliord l" .!a m
Hom.-pt ll o', a in
sioystow u . .ii :il a m
Il.sivt p.nlle.11 :." a in
Beiii. l Ij.n, p in
Pasaengera from I'lllsbnrgh 'hnw '-nrf for
points on the S.mers-t& Cainhr: at R-aw.ss!.
On Hiiiiday this train w!!I run Cvo hours late
from R.a-kw.Kid lo Somerset, and iive Inmr :at
trom Simer5't to Johu.o.vn.
SOMEIfET Al liiMMOliATInN-No. ST.. t
Ij'uv. I Ar;
Baltimore 10 ( a m jKiMF.IJSKT...
..:" p m
FitL'ureh 1 In p iu I
kis'kw.ssl fi::sn p iu
Mil lord j.4". p in
Paswriycrs for S.merset from the east and wpt
on the l'ltt-biirgh invislou, ctiaiigc tars at Kis-k-w.ssi.
sorrr- norxu ti:a ax
KALTlMop.E M Ail. No'fJ.
iyll i ArnfV
HH'kwd i g
'iijii'rittTi'l. 1'j u j
WH-hlliii-iul...... i ;j!t F
JiHilini(rt ,. p
1'iturmnrh. u
H-ihrl u m
ihMifri-'ki!if.M h v-hi
MnP Jtu a m
-tL r 'j i, a m
r M KKT.! . M in
Miifrl - a ui
l,;iwfii:!P' for mini eaX anI wejl cnar.'-re far
ttl h(M-kuMfd.
I n Hmitlnyit tSiU tnifn u ill rm twenty lnitmu
hiU-. triiiit JiiU'(i-A n iu iltn-ksL
A( CuMMoIiaTIoN No. H.
John-'tou u 'J .S) p m
H'n-H'nm p m
dm 'wtIhikI ... T:l " p m
rniiuri;ti . p m
ifliiiiifion 7 ji u in
Httitiiuore .:"0am
ifc-difi :i'- f ttt
HiMvt'viHe... '.i.Jfium
Sfnytt) u ,t: i m
. if - p in
3liliori (j Hi
Pn-syf mrrs ft etisl ;tn3 wtt chane car ut
n Stin-Iavt tlii ithhi will ran thiw ito-rr nm
fili?t.n mi mile iate frum JointrUim n t Hifk wot A
K'K KWMiI) .W roMMwDATlOV No. . t
.1 ,rtiM
Roekwoo'l 0 In p :a
SiiFitT :!3 p m
Mitlora uz7 p in
rrtjntr.rs leavinif em thb truiii run m.ict con-
lu at Im kwl v,iiU liijfiit Exun-m traiii-s
Dttily. f laily -Xrejt Sunday.
IIALTIMOKE A OHIO AM IIAK Alt.
PITTS IS I JU DI Villus.
E.lsr-nofXJ) 2AMAX
Tfti(i '.ii n't iur.
I'lti-bt rKD l. :0 P. X.
Hnt.ld.-iK 1::3 "
M. lve-i..rt t:4. "
rl Neutou i t! '
Itr.iud K'-rd :t- 1 "
i oDiicilsviiie ;t;i
Ohio Tvle "
.V'o7. Krpri.
T.Jvl A. M. -.H P. M.
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ai:..h!:ry June, .'i.l
M-er-'i'rtIe ."..'
lil-VJ "
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r'.-iiriiojK;
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Italtiuiore larrivel
WE.sT-i:orxi 77.'. I AX
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I
I'lt'irttf A'
7V.IUMI Lnw t 'nitArrTti A' M :i. Kqrrn.
Ilaltlnwire a. JI. liMin a. M. T-fci r. M.
Wichhnrti.ii lo-V. -.V.
t'liml.-rlaiid i -.v. p. v. 1-joa.m.
ilyiidmun a-:Fi ;t-T i-.m
Eairliope N-e. i-ii - .......
Southampton "
fand Paleh - 4-IT - 4 -
Key He y-s: - 4.1
MeyersdaV 4-J7 " '.'-it "
julUh.iry Juno. h-.;i ' 4-:m '
i.arreit !-4o " mo i
lio. kirom "i-.v. vj5
(alnmn l-u" o o-i.i .
rrnttni pi-jii " ..: :u.vt
t eminence I(:a " -V:i .-
hiol"Jle lo-.Vi " .v.i " t-.il '
oniiell.ville 11-"') " iV-.j) " ,"jii
Itr.id Ford U-.V. rt-:;"
Ui- ctou L!-4." P.M. 7-1'.' " H:' '
M.Ke-..rt i-.'t 7-Vi " .vi."
Kraldia k I-. " "
Ar. Pittsburgh "J-00 " S-.at '
The time (riven is Eastern Standard Time.
H0TE. 4 'in Sundays R.K kwtHsI E pr.-s leave
Pi'.i.-lmrtfh at s-:iit. a. m.. arrive at Kock..d at
12-jo. r x. Leave Kockwoud at 4-0n e. M., arrive
at Pitisburifii ai s p. H-
Mail Trains eonn.i t at K'H'kw.Hsl with trains
to and from .anerset and Joliri.-to n. at Hvud
niau with trains to and from llsli'.,rl. at ".arfti
with triiiTi" lo aud from lt4Tiin, at Siilsfmrr Junc
tion a it It trains lo and from Salisbury.
W. M. CLEMENTS. Mimaaer.
t . K. i.l iKif. .n l Pass. Ajt.
THE PEOPLE
Who have bevn di4i;.poitile.l In the re-iilts ob
tained from the of ria'A WINES. hEEK
WINE.-.nd lo'iN'.orthcso-ean,.,! EMl'I.siiiN of
roll I.lVEKOlUsh.mld
CHERRY MALT j
PHOSPHATES,
!
a onih-u irloii of Wild t'herry. Extrai t of Mid:, j
and the 11 pnpiio-phulea, a delicious stiuiii'.iil.t i
and n itrim-nt. '
t:ni:itKY Malt a. i on the Sionmeh and l.ivr
iiicri'ii-ius; tiie apnii:e. its-istinu dlir.-siii.u. !h-n -by
inafcili!; it applicable for Iyspep.:a in its va- j
ri.ais fo.-i:is ; loss of Appetite, Headache, Intern- !
niii. 'ienwral Iiebility, Want of Vitality. Nervous
Prosiriuion, t'oiisuuiption, etc.
If your Iiriiii-ist dots not kivp it, send l.nt'f. .r
one lKile or ?o.ii for six lsatles. Express puM".
LIEHU; PHAKM.vr.VL HI
TS Maiden Lane. X. V.
S.'.l tv n Jinirs. !T.n;:'-"-Ivr.
0OOO Book Agents Wantedto Set
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LIFE Or yfy
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Lyman Abbott and Rev. S. B. Hallldar,
Aaa't. paatot of Plymomh C?inrch.and dW-tats
largely br Mr. Il-e. le r h:-.:n-:f. and twlred bl
id aud approYM: il. heok n'.so ront-nlaa cot.
tributlona of p. rt os:il Df.-.-'n'.s. enoTi from
peer su pro-nin :t ns:tTs. TtiU la th. rtirti
book : don't N. imi-icd to R.t any other, run.
tain, .ntirtt lifi of V,o jr-e--r pn.nch.s.. Arnt
aoti ia .crr town. MXa'lfit.nnre no bwltr
mnre. aa w rivw SIM ClAL. TEUilsj and PAY
fitEKin r '.r.i:i,i:.v
NoTIt't:. All ..r Ai-.enta m ir!vn th ftiO
b.Dat of onr I.fr-rv Ask-i.tio, whh h he
poerrrfiil hrr r to aid iheia ia aobcitlnK .ubcr
Tbeni for tl'is ImkiIc.
flever before h-s aneh an epriortnnltyprwieii.
ed Itaelf lo Aci'iits ns u li-.-ro oiTervd ia plaetu
to is pnhlii'nti.in beroin 'h- public.
-nt for full pnrtii'V.lura and SPECTAt,
TKKVS, aent tr to nl!. or wnn an iwreney at
one. by wadiutc $ l.oo for cratut. Book 4
H"'- Addreea. WINTC'? & CX,PnblialMnk
SorinKflettt, Ma
LADIES
oisinista A
Lovelj Coapleroa
AMO TO orr mo Ol"
BLOTCHES.
PIMPLES,
Flesh Worms, c,
Shoold hot fail to in
lr. I.lnlacya BKmmI
reler. ai Ii mnsnt
Ut akin, and brln back
Uie R loo it or toitb.
For maklnir PTII
B LOO It thit medicine
has ho Kqt'AL. It cum
Malaria, Frrts tin
Aocb, hcnorrLA, Cas
rr.R. Ko 1LH. II LOB in,
f.l e a c v a i A t mm4 all
BlMd tllwiiMt.
TtIt. Send for (rtren
lars. Sold by ail liruj
gisu. ,
Sller Hedicina Ok,
PITT8BURQH. PA.
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4. II
For Men and Youths.
For Boys and Children.
LEDGER BUILDING.
(th t Chestnut Ktv"
It Sts
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TO KNO THE
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
MADE itS
SEWIXG MACHINES
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SELF-THREADISC
Kxeept tlie eye of the nn .
hive TAKK-Ci-WJIIi'Ml T A i ;n-. --
SELF-THREADING SHUTTLL
Ita tett-:on can I regula'..-d mMm -
fro:u the race. A cw aud ...iiv.-t.-n," "
Stitch Regulator and Indicator,
By which atiy exaet -tif h can ts lMk -it-i-rated
witr.out ex-T;iui-!,i::,i. . '
AUTOMATIC BC3BIS-WISDE3.
by whicB a U'hi.in ran Ik 1 A. rv.n
spool of th et-l a ithout the . f ;. ... -It
is 7"iA" V'i-r Til F.MU r ,' Z'l'i'
tr.,niY UI UT lf.t- n;:t: f.v'r;;'
'' i. Ijidi.-. a.-r a.,a.,jj
at, ami irnatly 'ii !i-t .1
LIGHT AND QUIET RUNNING
0.na:i:;.-s. a:i 1 a: th.- inimcu-r va-,-y,H' ,
and ue!iil t..rk that an W
this M.ichiue.
Lf!li-of ta-t. ai:d y.l ji:.!i.;r:,t 5l
tettain the t.'iom-ht of bqrinK a.-ir vr.,
Mm nine, after ctr--rViljr es.-tn.i:ii-.s tn. tsi-Zi
tie? WHITE. IVrii ai-lui u, a.r A
iou!d at one aiidn-wt
JOSIiPH CRIST, Ag't,
Jenner X Roads,
Somerset Co., Pa.
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NOTICE TO STOGKRA
cU'i. ,
I WILL STAID V FULL-BLOOCD
TROTTING STALLION,
ml
I.YOUNG CHIEF,
i Ai mv Far;ii. three niib ' hn. -t '-,
; at TEN D0LLARRS INSURANCE lxx-t
A.ril i: u.
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DESCRIPTION.
I Yid"N"r. rlilEFis a T.iah; Bar. with r,:.,.-fe .-a
and tail. He is nMui; four th .t- ". -.
i hands hiirh. au.l wi.-h-b-n i.nn.ii l
i t-.!i:ids : wi". n ii:h cl. vnn :n;'lr--'l .?A
' w lifii li3Hli;n-l. i -I'N'i I'lii KK :-.i 1V H f"
i I'liid i liicf. by iM.ur'K.ni hi-'.
! 'hi.-f. IMmi. HtimMeb'tean mar.-. M.iir.-.e : 1
, artel bv T..m Alien, he bv K'tiau Ail'ii. "J
! icordoiil.".. VorNG ( Hi KK s.mti.I oJ.
: tie. ai!. I is !ms! for a family hor-e.
j Hakvf.y Kntvi. "Walter Hff!?r
I Keeiwr.
SHADELAND"
Pure ijrM W!
Stockist
merit m tte
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, V arriTiM tf-m m "
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V- hrwiiu.
PtRCHEOI. HOtlteAH. OH rEHCH DofT rtcS!
ENGLISH SHiRE HOUSES. STANDARD-?"-1" TV
TER3. CLEVELAND BAYS 0 F-4ENCM tOlC1-
SADDLE AND CARRIAGE HO0SES.
ICELAND AND SHETLiO 'tEi
MOLSTEIN-FRESIAN AND DEVON CATr-t
Oor eustomen hare the lvniea.-f at r vm
yar experience in boslm: w '
aunerior quality; tare Tar-4- '",iJ"IS
rsdlertlons: oj,,rtunitTo:'inanna'i'"
brr-e.U; and low prirva. tMPcati-
equated facilities, extent nf bain--low
rate. .f transportation. m
Sit OTIIEH HTAKLlStlT
H OKLIt oifei. uc a.iTuiai K' i'" Parr"
PKICF LOW! TW 'x'Li.
Visitor, welcome. Coniwlr "" '
Circular. potVEI.I. PK"1 HKits.
SprinittM.ro. Crawford f"-1
When yoo write mention this pafr-
3TABUSR1D 1817.
II. CHILDS & CO.
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WHOLESALE
jg 511 Wood Street,
0 PITTSBURGH,
0 Onr Special Drive
FOR 18S7,
S $3.00
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Seamless Calf Slices
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In Button. Encrlish 8a!mora!
Seamless Top Congress.
Any Sizes. Tiree Wx
ST3TD to SAMPLES n& FJCE
Satisfaatioa Snaasteei
arJ0-lT.
MONEYS
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will Mart von in bUMniwa " ii: -"
rnorr iii.in.-v risht . r t'i" "v!,!: ' ,i itv'
u..r!.L VnV ..no ran .!.. tbe 'V' httT
h..:ne. Kitfi.-r x ; ail t .
ti.at just nans num.'T t..r all " Mt i -.9
sta'ty.m : : ital n-.t nrtsUd ,',,..
nvntime. Isrsi ..rt.int rtiancrs "t " ' , n,j
Who are ambitions and eut.-rpri.ins ;
lay. t,raiidotittitu-ee. Addn-s" 1 m.
gust. Maine.
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