AN ARTISTS MODEL.
On
unexe
Imul. '' fliift !( IKllsT, "I
tn
auiilp ciu!itr Tfiei Munyn
had jus traied in a delicate, diKtinpuinb
e.1 liamL the followiiif line :
plimMi- consider me an ai-i.lint for
the above ponition. I em loe uiy ph' tit
pratrh. If aw)table. you may addrew
Mim l'.i AViiF. IlAiMi, Brooklyn."
TUealo'e.-itiiHi wax emlodk-d in
a trim advert itonH-nt. clipil 1W11U a
newsraiisir, aud u 4 ii tltnw left
hand corner of the sheet tiie had written
on. It rv! .' J . -'Ill 1 !M ' -
WtNTEt'. A KKHM.H V..t'Ni UPV
iMini be e..: i..wiu- t" i" cu"t.uue
h- main each pi-k A4i-rB,li2.ti.i
Theo lo-ked at it a lorn? time, and then
Rightd. i i i
-I never Jlimicht I should come t"
that r b W'M, T.ftp-rljr:
Willlld pap! Slnn1riltV-iilVif
w -re alive ? And dear old brother Jack,
lost in the Bolivian for! Tiirtre i at
lesut tm' -omuf'srt ia hting utterly alone
in the world. My friends cannot know
my neorwaHk-ft. But, n I wMi I fWi
there was some other Way I"
Hhe folded up the letter w ith a sense of
shauie, slipjied in the photograph w hich
uliowed her stxndinif by a rusti- jrate a
slender, pra-fiil tiv'ure, w iiha fair and
love ly ftw, htildin? a b:kctful uf field
dHisi in lict djicti.nl hujxia, Inhulfan
hour it was on its way to " B. 121'" that
in, to the stU'lio of Louix de Yen-, the
young artist of French extraction, who
waa working for the academy jwiae,
A ftii-nd, oornjin; !y the newspnper of
fice, bruuiht lion lids inaH.
" Tli-re you an-, Ixiiis ! " he said, lati'h
inglv, he duinfel th matter down on
tlie floor. " Then w hole army of Di
anas and Vetnurw johlot" I II s.11
them cheap two for a cent.
Ie Yere jiithe 1 Iwck the dark curls
that dropis-d over hi handsome fore
hmd, an l pive a prolonged whistle of
dismay, enillii).' in something between a
hi.'!i and a groan.
I had no idea there would be such a
tine crop," he said, laying aside his pa
lette and brushes, while he began the
om-rotis task of ojs-ning the letters ad
dressed to hiiu. "dne on, captain!
Make yourself useful."
The two men were intimate friends,
and there wa no formality lK?twoen
them.
Tin1 captain fell to. ani they kept up a
running tire of comment compliiuenta
ry and otherwise 4 thy a-"vl the
various applicant in review.
"Here's an a-sthelie young damsel!"
cri.-) tlie captuin, naliRZH perfumed
lioie Which he held in h';s hand. "She
adores art always wnntod to ise ami
would Wik t-'ia l if yi engaged her.
Her waist is only I incUesv
" Here's one who claims to have'Titi
an -s-.pie hair," Siiiil IK- Yere, lauhing.
" J'U bet it's r aa brk-lt ilust." My coa
plcxioii is so line that I am constantly
aii used of using-3iaui.' What injim-tiii-!
see here, captain ! 'I love Art
(art with a capital At, 'a:id should te
willing to pose just for the love of it.'"
I have often upieared in tiibliiuix' "
rea.l the captain, 'and I have lcen told
that I haea figure like I'hn ne whea-v-er
she was. I am piite stroug and could
stand along while, if you don't mind
my having a novel and a lx of cara
mels.'" le Yere laughed long and heartily.
" Fancy such an inspiration for my
'syche!"ue exclaimed. oeiiing an en
velope that contained a phoUiginph.
" Hello, captain ! hen 's something like
the thing. By Jove! that's a nice face,
and a nice note, ts short terse, business
like. Miss Blanche luuns, why, set' hen.!,
old fellow , she looks like you."
Indeisl !" said the capl-tin, suiilin.
" You honor me. Let me see !"
But IV Yen- sti'l kept the pretty pho
tograph. That is just hat I want" he said,
with a pleased light in his eye. "Tall,
slender, graceful, fair, but liot ftj pretty
as to Ik- insipid : a face full of soul "
"Hold on, old fellow .'" cried the cap
tain, roHihitm f.r tiie picture; uou't fidl
in love with the girl. She l.k like toe,
doe sin- ? t Mini heavens, Louis V liat s
resembl nice !" , .. .. i
His face hal suddenly paled and his j
hand sh'iok as he took IIiho's photo-;
graph.
Over his eyes there '-jjine a film of tears
through w hich he saw far away to tlie
South, on the shore of the Mississippi a
large w hite house xvered with vines,
and a young girl ttwiugiug in the ham
1111s k on the broad piazza.
" She ig the very imageofuiy eister,
Louis," lie, said, huskily " the one that
died in New Irleans."
Ie Yere tsk th . piilnre fmtu him and
looked at it again. '
" You lost ail your faauW there, didn't
you captain 7" lie askel gently.
" Yt", his frh-nd replied. " My father ! Uif protege .
and mother, two sisters and a brother.! She shsxl trembling, an though fright
They all died of yellow fever within six j had arrested her steps. Her paleface,
VV8-n (on which the light of a neighlxring lamp
leere laid the photograph on the
table.
" I think I shall writ for tier to eoaie"
he said, rising. ' There is no use of our
going over any more, mplain."
So it happened that on the follow ing
day Theo pri-seiued her if at tlie stndio.
" I hojie you came pn-jiared to poe to
lay," said Ite Yem, w hen Ue had made
busiiHw-like bargain with her.
" What am I to dor Tlieo asked, w ith
the blushes deeiening 011 her sweet and
pn'tty fa. " r': ' '
Stie had an verjvwer:nc sense of
sliame, and it 1'.it lit increase hereomf,.rt 1
to know that (die bad come tlietv ender 1
au assumad name. j
"Oh, it is very sample1! "said De Yen-,
pulling out a couch and arranging .me
dark-given drajierv over it. " 1 air. go-
ing to paint TyKcta-. reclining by a hndi !
with one hanj Ual.blin ill tlie- wn'er.
Would you please put on this dress, M;ss j
Baiusr
He handed her a simple Invi in n.lie
of white K-rge, ed,-.l itli a g4d and
black Is rder, Itld 1 ,,M the shoul
ders with gold fastenings.
TliM lonkl at it liwlpiessiyi
" There is the dnssing ncim," said IV-
iiT.Nuiiutw curuuneo, Otairwav
'l rlon't rldnW yr.ri will Havesrty tr.ml.le
in gettiu into Ua piwn. It just slis
over the Heart., ami is con lined to the
waist with 11 iinlle. 1 should like to ar-
. runge yosir nalr in a loose knot. It is al-
most right now, only a litle too neat.
Couldn't you mil out a lock or so? Al-
low uie. iiiere tuat iscliarunng. -ioo
have beautiful hair." '
Theo came out of the dressing room
robed to his satisfaction.
" YoU oiuDt be an urtirt Toanself," he
aid with thrill of pleasure w heu he.
aw how pract fully rfie had arn.nge.1 the
fold of herpiwn.
It fell away from her wlle arms and
UuHr, learing thj iu juht bare, and
ner loveiy necK Mee above the coiianc I
vi 11T-1 iin-n, nra unr, sienuer oiiuuijl.
" You re I'ysche herself ;"ctjed the ar
tist enthusiasticaliy. .- - -
And tliere was in his ey so mud ad
Biiratiou, ao much respei tful defc n nee,
that Theo caught the inspiration of the
diameter site impersonated. , ,
t l J 1:1... r 1 ,
" Try to think you are P-sche ! "
1 Vere, toaduif lier to the couch.
id
lout
know rtievtory? Y.-s? Very wWI. Try
to uiiuaana teet as you would think
rv wourn liuukami led. This is a
brook here-thia rug. TlieW are water
on a
cool, green mbank-rHMit. Nw arrange ;
voiim-lf eomfortabtv. Iv. nlingoveralit-i
"
;.j: -,.... ; it,- -ter. Wei
I. lies ar.J ros!ie. You are lying
shall asi-thi jar tda. ThereJ (ks.l i the city me years befi-re, lavin .
-Mwllml! No, doiit n.ov! That is iaree snm of ibojh v. Ju f tlie two
quite rfi-ct." j gJ utlemen present ha.1 lieen apjintJ
'shehs.k.-i love'vlving there. The trustee of the fund, and tl? othtjr claim
Iinful flush bad d'i.s"i away, leaving ou j ed to Ue. next kin to tlie dec-ased, wh.ne
Imt cheeka only a 't rose col.ir. Kbe i .-onsin he asserts! himself to be.
l,-,t fi.r.rft,.i, r11 the emlrraim-ntH of j "The deceased spoke of bavin a
bf , IsWtion; ahe livl frgotte every- j
thing For the time being, she was j
Ptfs, lie in realitT. ail U jthere like I
a fair day dream.
a r.l was Hpok-n. Hi tirnsJi moved
npUlly ornr oanvaa. an.I he was
tiMiirlievi Hint he .li'l n.'t hear the liirlit
lTf.t that uiii Hpril.njr up tlie stairway,
trfT.S' Htl t tasUllil-'" '
' Hello, IxMii.'" crioil the niiaili
swcpinir aniUe the metier witiioul a n- j
tnony ; but m hen La aaw Th, h re
treauM in eiiihsirmswiiient.
"14 l f jour par lon '. " lwHUiuinere-l
" Iitt.l not know"
Come in, captain," ail 1 Vcre, ris
ing. "This if my first Hitting. lVm't
tiixturb yourself, Mis liuins.
, Theo had fpruiif up like a startled
fj n,r.i'1jr to pnjteal in Jointly tocsin!
tiie admiadriiiti of anv oiit-iJ. 1.
Hut at the ainlit of the captain' fa., '
she ank back with a look of eajrer in.ini
rv. a half-frightened expression in her
ix'ift, dark ey-. ; "These pajiers aj pear to 1 all right,"
"I forgot U. mcjitionit to you," aid j ol served Mr. Banting. I have scruti
le Yete addn-ssing her. ".I generally nize I them canfully, and find nothing
have some one to read to me while I : wanting."
wirk. an.i this p ntleman often d.jes it. " Then it only remains to pay over tlie
You won't mind him. He is quite harm- ! money, I supioe," said the heir expect
low, M11 Btina. Allow me to introduce i ant, rubbing his handa.
you to Captain J'k Mnliyn, a returneil
Jirizili;tn one of the richest. iJlest men
a Unit tow n !
Theo wpranjr up w ith every nerve ting
ling. "Ilia rwme !" she cried. "What did
von call him, Mabyn, Captain Mabyn ?;
Oil, can it my brother Jack?"
The ch plain r-kirtcl.
"ioo.l lieaven ! " he erie.1. " Who are
yon r,
"I am Theo!" she said, holding out
her handH. " Oh, Jack, Jack ! It i yon !
I am not Misw I to ins, I merely awumed
that Hume iK-cause because I wan
ashamed to use inv own."
"But but, stammered the captain, 1 think you'd better examine before pro
"they Udd me you bud died iu New Or- j feeding further," answered Ned. " Wait
leans!" 1 H moment and I'll bring him." Ned
"I was the only one w ho escaped, j stepped out and returned immediately,
They all diod before me, and I was iit escorting an inlirm old man, w hose eye
to the hospit ;1. There were so many rlasiii d as it fell on the cowerinij coun-d.-ad
oh, it was horrible !nd there w as j tenam-e of the wouM-Uvheir.
such confusion, that I w:w ri'in-rted dead ! "Tell tluwe gentlemen who you are,"
w ith the rest oi tlie family. When I pit j said Ned, though one of them doesn't
well, I wrote to v ia again and again, but i seem to need the information,
got no answer. i " I am Antoine Bcrtrand," replied the
'I was transferred from S:in Man-til," i '-'-l "an proudly, "the bmther and heir
tiie captain hasu-nol to s:iy. " They scr.t ! of him on whose fortune this base wretch
uie to lUdiva. Your letU-rs must have j tsn-ks to lay his lawless grasp. It was
goneastrav. Oh, t:iv little sister! Theo, j this villain, wheu the star of my illus-
thank ;.k! !"
Clasieil in each other' anus they told
their stories over again, and Louis IV
Yerv 8h:ired iu the joy of their meeting.
Captain Mabyn had made a vast fort
une in Bolivia.
" You shall never be obliged to do any
thing again," be said, with emotion,
when The told him of her struggle with
poverty and degradation. " Poor little
girl!""
" But you cannot break your contract
with me," said Ie Yere, w ho was afraid
of losing his " I'ysche."
Thisi smiled, and put her hand in his.
" You are my brother's friend." she
s:iid warmly. " I shall be glad to pose for
you whenever you w ish it."
1 N Yere w as enchanted, and he went
to work at his picture, wild with enthu
siasm. It showed that his soul was in it, for
w hen finished, it secured him the famous
academy prize.
Moreover when the sittings were done,
he had found out that his model's beauty
had taken root in his heart.
" I cannot live without, Theo," he
said.
And she aiiswercl, with a soft, light in
her eyes : " It is not nspiin-d of you."
The Idie Lawyer.
It was a capital hit and well delivered,
full between the eyes. It sent the resip-U-nt,
a gaudily-dxussed fop, spinning into
the gutter, much to the detriment of his
fine apparci ; and served hiui right for
insulting an unprotected girl, w hose hur
ried stes and timid manner betrayed
her uneasiness at lieing alone on tlie
street at such an hour.
Having done his duty in the premises
: and n'aitinj; to sis; the bespattered oox
I couil pick himself np gracefully and
J si ink away abashed and cowed Ned Ar
mour turned to see w hat had become of
chanced to fall, was of Burjiassing beauty;
and Nod, being a knight as gallant as
brave, leggcd permission to aoe her safe
home.
In a sweet, gentle voice, with a slight
ly foreign tinge, she accepted the oiler
and the two walked ofT togther, for the
most part silently.
" Will yon not come in, sir?1 said the
girl, stopping at the door of a plain
looking house. " My father, I am sure,
will wish to thank you for the kind
service you have rendered. He is an
invalid, and it w as an errand to procure
bim some necessaries that took me out
to-night." .
Ned aiXMpted the invitation, and that
was tlie beginning of his acquaintance
with M. rV rtrand and his channing
.laughter Marie.
Ned Annour was the junior of a law
firm which his uncle, Mr. Banting was
U,e head. He had little love for the nns
I tiwiou, ihii nao enn-reo hiui it to please
his nncie, to whom Iil' owed even thing,
j his rearing included. It is safe to say
i that after the adventurv just related he
, siient two evenings m the eocietv of
j Marie and her Either, bi one passed with
C.ke & Blackstone.
MrT Birtrand was an old MiMier.ir tli
lirst F.mpire, who, with the fall of his
j , hief, had lost all ; and driven into exile
with his infant t-Jiild, he had wandered
j from country to country in hope to mend
his fortune. Now, his danphter vnd
! himself had no other dependanir the
.-arnings of the former, who tnrned to
the best account she could her
pro
ficiency in music by giving private les
sons.
.Neil wold gladly have assisted his
friemls from hisown purse, had he known
how to do so without giving offense to
the pnmd old soldier,
" I've been thinking of a w ife for vou."
said Ned's uncle one morning, as the
) two sat tog-ther i
in Uie senior's urivatc
" So have I," replh-d NeL
"Ahem !" returned the uncle.
t-r ly irked one out for you," he con
tinued.
"l'v picked one out for niTself," said
Ned, " that is omvided I can ohtuin hr
j consent.""
! k Tlie deuce vou have ! eicl ,inie.l iu
lirad of Uie firm, wlm l.s.l
j ymled the o.Ktion one within his
own exclusive jurisdiction.
I , Tl.ere is no knowing t. wliat a pitch
i the discussion would liave reaxhed but
' i'or the eMraiwv of two geiitk'inen, w ho
1 . la 11 . 1 , :
(mwwiwin r.
A Frenchman, a stranger, it ?m.
had dii-d auJileuly while on a irisit to
brother," said the trustee "in search of
wliomne miraeinif.
" Yes, his nrother Anivtm," sai 1 tlie
otle-r, " who alisom.led from ins country
years ago, and of w hose death I have
ample pnsifs "
The 1 -a -ni wen-submitted to Mr. Bant
ing, wlni promised to examine them
and give his opinion next day, ut which
time if everything was n-gular, the inon
ev was to lie turned over to the claim-
ant.
It wasn't often that Xed id much
; attention to the business of the oflice;
: but the mention of certain naiut dur
! ing tlie colhspjy caused him to prick up
his ears while seemingly busy with the
; moriiin apT, and five minutes later he
' was running at full speed to the house of
; his friends, the R'rtranda.
At the appoinu-d hour next morning
the same two gentlemen came to hear
Mr. Bantinir'g decision
Ned ae before
had the morning najx-r befon- him, but
kept a shan. ear fnrned.
Nothing more, replied Mr. Ban
ting.
The trustee prnduml his accounts,
showing the sum on hand, which had
lieen largely enhanced by accuring in
terest, and was begiuing to draw a
check for the amount, when Ned Ar
mour threw aside Ins paper and strode
! forward.
! " Don't lie too fast ? " he exclaimed.
I It was the lirst time Ned ever interfer
! ed in a business cwnsulution, and his on
I cle liKkel up surprised.
" Why, what do you know alxiut it? "
I asked the latter.
j " I've a witness in my private room I
trious chief went down at Waterloo, who
through perjury and falsehood, drove me
into exile, and revived as the reward of
his rjtiry, my entire wealth. The proofs
he now presents are as false as those he
nianuiactured then, but I have the docu
ments here which will leave no doubt as
to my right."
The false heir did not remain to see
inspected the packet of papers which
the old man presented. Suffice it to
say, they were found in ali respects cor-n-ct.
Marie Bert rand was now a match
for the wealthii'st man in the land, and
w hen Ned told his uncle that it was she
whom he had picked out for a wife, the
old gentleman didn't object; neither
lid Marie nor her father; and Ned Ar
mour 1 1 veil for many years, Happiest 01
husbands.
In Brief, and to the Point.
1'ysjiepsia is dreadful. Disordered liv
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nature.
The human digestive apparatus is one
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things in existence. It is easily put out
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( "ireasy food, tough food, sloppy food.
lad cookery, mental worry, late hours, ir
regular habits, and many o'lier things
which ought not to Ik1, have made the
American jnple a nation of dyspeptics.
But Green's August Flower has done a
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Reuieinber : No happiness without
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lhMilile- llarn-l lit-cilt-jM4liiiir Klmt Uuiw.
choke rMinil, ln to Jltni. stimle lirii li Loiul
tuic Shot IfiniK, M to evry kinii of Urneeh
loMilInK snil Kepi'utliiK lilllin, Wto fill; Mut-Kle-IvmulliiK
ilouhle Hliot lino, tb to :(: Sio
gleliot uua. at to R'Volver, 1 to
f JO ; IWrllliU'-ai lion dulf-eoi'kens 'OtocIO;
All kin ln.r ( arLrUUo-i, HIiolU, up. Wa.1.
TuoIr, I'owileT Kla-k-v, MiH Pouches I'riniem.
Senil 2 neiim frr Hlllrnled t'utalnifiip. A4
ilr.n (.ItKAT WFTKllX UfN WOI'KS
Kit KM IT HKlULLl KTHEKT. 1'lTrslH'KUH,
PA. N H-T1.!k Iks j-yeer old. rrliatilv firm ;
liertitrtly trumortliy ordem nile.1 pnnuilv
ant uofHi wnl '.iy mail or express t'i hdv juirt
of Uie world ; no mailer iint yno wniu In
Uie linn line, you wu net it iu Uie lir. hi Wrul
ern hy wrliini; liu-r.
iiuim nuuie to unler ; tuiw and Krvnlvr
n-Iatrtil. M'itl4-2lil.
CatarrH
ELYS ;
cesaj: ealk
Cleans ui Basal
PusagwjiiuysPain
and Inflammation,
Healt Ih Sores, Rs
Morea Us Senui or
Tail and Smell. '
A parili-le is siu'it tnu each mwtrtl. and la
rwtai.ie. -l'rtit;ivellCi at JlnnrxiKs: hv mil
a-RWai
nvixUTiil tOcciitx. EL Y BRO Tilth'.
Mca SL, Acw York.
inarlfr KT.lya,
MM)
.1 v szr
ND
1
So X Jfine,
The Cypsy Kettle Stick. .
While the tent, as typical of the homo
shelter, has clinging to it specith-ally
world of lore, ballad and song, the thing
among the gypsies embodying Uie very
ejseuce of the home belonging and the
tender love and superstitions attaching to
them in the kettle stick. I could fill a
book with sayings and surstitiomtabout
it. Where the kettle stick is there is the
gyisy hearthside, the inglenook, the very
home shrine itself. Perhaps best illus
trative of this was my visit to the home
of a gypsy friend in Philadelphia last
winter. The husband and bovs were
j away on a winter trading tour in the
i south, and I found the old mother a crip
j pie w ho could travel but little a ith her
I band alone. . We together cooked a In
I nious meal at Uie queer' fireplace tit the
i ancient ramshackle house. All the old
belongings were in that fireplace, but my
hostess nsed none of them. She had set
the loved kettle stick on the quaint brick
work, and the fire and all were arranged.
and Used precisely as upon the road. I
noticed this as a most interestlniar little
expression of the gyps' home sentiment
and while eating carelessly inquired : '
Mother, w by don't you nse that splen
did fireplace, wiUi the andirons and crane
for cooking? "
. " Bless litis ! " she exclaimed, as if
I caught in souie poor weakness, " Hit's
j like ia stnrdie (prison) here. . liijessget
j up the stick cauipwise like, V ' lli
I bends o'er the fire that-a-way, hit's like
j Hi w us wi' my own people 'tuong the
tents. The ol' tree out yon's great com
fort betimes, likcaways." Edgar L.
Wakeman.
An Important Element
! Of the success of Hood's SarsuparilU is
the fact that evey punrhaser receivea a
iiiir eqtii valent for h is tuouey. The famil-
iar headline "1U0 Doses One Dollar," stol
1 en by imitators, is original with and true
! only of Hood's Sarsapariila. This can
I etisily lie proven by any one who desires
to test the matter. For real economy,
buy only Hood's Sarsaparilla. Sold by
all druggis's.
In many localities Hood's Sarsaparilla
is in such general demand that it is the
recognized family medicine. People
w rite that " the w hole neighborhood is
taking it," etc. Particularly is this true of
Lowell, Mass., where it is made, and
where more of Hood's Sarsiiaril!a is sold
than of any other Sarsaparilla or blood
purifier. It is the great remedy for de
bility, scrofula, dyspejisia biliousness, or
any disease caused by impure state or
low condition of the blood. Give it c
trial. " '
Illustrious Sons.
Homer wan tho noil of a lanut r.
iJfjuosthenex was the win of a cutler.
Miltou wan the son of a money scrive
ner. f)!iver Cromwell was the non of a
brewer.
Cardinal Wolsey was the n of a
Imh'her.
.Shake.-fjH'are was the son of a wool
htailer. Christojiher (.'oluinlms was the son of
a weaver.
i'atiiel lH-1'oe wan a hotter, ami the
sou of a imlelier. .
Uoliert Burns w:i the ma of a plow
in:! 11 in Ayrshire. . . .
Whitfield was the son of an innkeep
er at tiloui-ester.
A Lengthy Pastorate. .
The late Rev. H. ii. Ewell was the pas
tor of the liaptist Church at Pavilion, N.
V., for nearly half a century. He w.ia
man of strict honor il ml integrity anil the
hiijhtwt Christian eharaeter. His word
was an good ax a trovenuiient liond, and
he never expressed Hn opinion that he
did not firmly believe, He wrote as fol
Iowh: " It airords me jireat pleasure to
riHDiiimend to th ; puhlie, Gilmore ' Ar
omatic Wine. I believe it to lie the niot
desirable remedy that can lie placed in
any family. I am well acquainted with
the manufacturer, and ha-e confidence
in their ability to do a kkI thing for ttuf-fi-nni:
humanity. I have used thrir
Wine in my family for a iiuuiber of years
with jp.od ell'oct, and liriuly, believe it
will do w hat i claimed fur it,
Tiie tiilmore IU'inodiee are for sale by
Ciesecker A Snyder, Mammoth Block,
Komersiet, I'a.
I have uttx a great siifTi-rer from ca
tena for over ten years; hl it very bad,
could hardly breathe. Some nights I
could not sleep had to walk the Hour.
I purchased Kly's Cream Halm and am
uninj: it freely, it Is working a cure surely.
I have advised sevjr.il friends to use it,
and witn happy result in every case. It
ia tlie one uiedicinealiove all others luade
to euro catarrh, and it is worth iU weight
in gold. I thank God I have found a
remedy I can use with safety and tliat
does all that is claimed for it. It is cur
ign my deafness B. W. Sjierry, Hart
ford Conn. . ' ."" ,
" My little cat" is a favorite term of en
dearment with Frenchmen. A French
man, however, who Applied it to his Yan
kee sweetheart found that he had stroked
the fur the wrong way. ,1 ,v ,
SIIILOirS Cure will immediately re
lieve croup, whooping cough and bron
chitis. Sild by Geo. W. Eenfonl & Son.
"Diseased nature oftentimes breaks
forth in Strang eruption," and therennlt
of it all is pain. Now Salvation Oil will
send this very puin to the rij;ht about at
the trifling mint of only 2- cents.
ARE vou made miserable by Indiges
tion, Constiiiation, Hizzinexs, Loss of Ap
jietite, Yellow rkin ? Shiloh's Yitalizer is
a jiositive cure. S)M by ti. W. Benford
& Son.
" What can Ik worse, said an exasper
ated husband in the middle of the night,
"than a teething baby?" "You are,
John, when you have the tooth-ache,"
responded the wife. : i
WHY will you cough when Shiloh'g
Cure will give immediate relief. Price,
10centH,"O i-ents, and $1. x4d bytieo.
W. Benfonl it Son., '. 1 , -t
A poet sent to an editor a iniitributioii
entitled, " V"hy do I live ?" Tlw editor
answered, " Bemuse you sent your con
tributions by mail instead of bringing
thein." ' .i . i. i.-.rv,
... ..-.. !
. TOIJ dyspepsia and liver complaiut. you
have a printed guanuiUu on every bottle
of Shiloh'a Yitaliaer.- .It never - fails to
cure. iSold by tieo. W. Benford A Son.
When a young man gits in the parlor
talking nonsense to his best girl that's
capital. But whmi he lias to stay in of
eveings after they're married that's la
bor. -J '! '' U- '. '
sIUlAlirsCaturrh lnnedy---aioitive
cure for rafarrh, dihtheria and canker
mouth. SoM bv Cieo. W. Benfonl A Son
Kve wait the only woman who aver
lived that didn't gather all her drapery
in her left hand and acres m at the lop of
h?r voire at the sight of a snake.
' H
" HACK MKTACK," a lasting and fra
grant ierfuni. Price 25 and fifl eentr
Sold by (Jeo. W. Bi-nford A Son.
' , ri . !.
?, How to acquire a short hand fool
around a buza saw.
f f x g fL miJ
Uinpn TflF Tflfl JfJT,
Children feel the deMlfty of the ehinelng
' aeaaons, even more thaa adalta, and they be
come cross, peerish, and BnconttntlaWe.
The Mood abraild ke cleansed and the (yttsai
- taTtsonlad by Uie asaaf Hood' Sanapaiula.
" IjoX 8irtng my two enlldren wete Taeet
natrd. Bona alter, tney brake aU out w Itb run
ning am, sodceaiUuI I Umuit I alaiulit lure
, them. Hood's Danaiarilla cured tbem eom
pletely; and Uiey hae been bealtby ever
since. 1 do feel that Hood's Sarsapartna
saved my el-.tldren to me." Mas. OL U
Tjaoanraox, Weai Warren, Jfasa.
! '. Purify the Blood ;
Hood's Sanapariua Is eharartcrlzed by
three peculiarities - 1st, tbe eomMaoMoit of
Temedla agentst Sri, Uie proportion M, Uie
Jiwnsss of seenring too active medicinal
qultles. The result la a medicine of unusual
strength, effecting (area liilherto unknown.
Send for book containing additional evidence.
M Hood's flarnaiiarilla tnnp nn mv mntem.
purines any bioud, slurpeus my arietite. and
si-eim to ni.ike me nv:r." J. P. XuuairsoK,
Bvister of Deeds, Lowctt Mans.
" Hood's 8irnpnHlU bents all other, and
lsworthitswejfEhtinsvld." I. UAiuujiaTuH.
130 Bank Street, Now 1'ork City.
Hood's Qareaparilla
Sold bf in drnMriata, 1 ( six for . Hada
only by C. I. HOOU COL, Lowe'.l, Haas.
100 Doses One Dollar.
FASHIONABLE
CUTTER and TAILOR,
Hating had many
"i-iXS '.rV i JI braucbesof
the Tailoring bus-
V VlnS I arsntee
1
jiMiui'Hcti.m to all
may call up-
uhi favor
ith their pat-
Voun. ie
W I LLI AM M. H X" II ST ETL E R,
Someeset, Pa.
Tho Old
Schuttler
T:tMMiel 'in
;.trr;?B
I have jiut received two ear loeds of the SKI.F
1 ho
1 it on n
1 a me w
w socage.
the moat complete Western Wajron iu the market for Koud or Farm Purposes. Ou the A;HirrxLSH
Waoox tliere in a Rear Drake, to he used when hauling hay or gram, a nomelhiDK that fanners
know Uie necessity of wheu hauliuv on hilly farms. Every part of the Wood-mork of this wagon has
laid tn Stock three years before heiiu; workel up,
beiiu; Ironed. Veiug the pmeuteea of the
DOUBLE COLLAR AND OIL CUPS,
It is the only Wagon made that has thi improvement. It avoids lbs iieceiaity
of taking oS the wbec-U to grease, as iu the old style ; by simply turning a cap
tbe wagon can be oiled in less than live minutes. This Wagou want to I
seen to be fully appreciated, and parties wishing to buy will do well to see it
before purctiaiiig elsewhere. .
Every , "Wagon. Fully Insured.
In offering this make of Wagon to the public, will say I used i he stuns
make of Wagon for five yean w hen freighting across the Korky Monuuiiua,
over nuda that were almost tm-MUuiatile, and they always stood the test. I feet
warranted in saying I tielieve them the Bet Wagon on wheels.
: CtoW nn OUrvr Keiirr iw Ilmrii ILvHi if, a lio trill nlmw yim tli
Wwjutii, ...
Sir-Aeerits- Want oil U'liroushout the County.
PETER HE Ft'LEY.
SOMERSET. MARCH 2. 1KS5.
THE
SOMERSET HERALD.
Kstnblihccl A27.
Is the Oldest Paper in the County.
IS f U8lolSHED EVEfY WEDJESBltY.JVIONIS.
f i, ,, . . '
;
52 NUMBERS EACH YEAR
i - ......,, f
IS RED HOT REPUBLICAN.
-i-
, Is Read by the Best Class of People.
Is the Best Advertising iledium.
' ' ! ij :i '! -
HAS A BONA FIDE CIRCULATION DOUBLE THAT
OF ANY OTHER PAPER PUBLISHED
::' ; in the county.:;"
It Contains all the County News.
Has"all the County. Advertising.
.v....;...a-:.....ar......w.'..
i Has all the JLeal A.dvertisinnr.
' ! ' - il! rtTj -ii . i 'in ! .1- ;
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It has connected
BEST
In Vresteni
J'i. ! I.. '
-ill
.......ni ni . .. .'..iu .
....Tri .Tn......m..v...m.
V I..
' Does all Kinds of Job Work With Neatness and Despatch at
. PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION.
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Terms, $2. per" Year ia Advance.
For prices for Advertising or Job Work, call on or address,
THE IIKRVJL13,
SOMERSET, PA..
MFVfiMKST TO THE IHNSTITt TtON'
fnfifcel l lh eltii!'n itf lhf ronmioli-
"W yi'rai m n-jwtion nv inrocif
i?m Anv-mMr tf liif Oimmuii wckh of IVmivI
vnnia. tnwiswi Ty wwr r in wrnnary r
Uie tflPtiuoiiwvaUh, ia paiuanv uf Artivlf
X V1TI ifth OrnHfUuUfrt..
dWtat fHlBtii frtpfWT nrsn amfrnlment to th
CvQ"tiiuiitjuof th) ojunwju vtl 1 h .
SEiTMirl. Be U rs)Jvl hy ili nie nl
Housr i IfamwotadVM) of the 4 umtnoti wraiib
ul I'eniiityjvauia Ib lifral A? iniily uit. TtuU
ih fViltciwinir (intenimtnt I? irop"l to ihe Con
Miiuiion if the l'4Hiimnwt)th f Ffmiylvnin.
in acotf(iiuii- wilb tiio hivhut-'iitlt Ariiclv tiiertv
trf:
AUEM'iiKNT. ,
TTiltv nhaH he nn a4lditimti article to faid Can
fjunaiou ij le dtwguattl a Article XIX, foi-1mm-
... ARTICLE XIX-
The BMrmfactwY. Mie. or keepios firtal of
iiitt'xieauiijr li'iU'tr, W te oaet n a bevr-ratre, i
herH.y ftrtrhftviteti, and any Ttttlartoa Wthi pro
hihtUuaahall kxt a BiimaajMH; uiiifckatW aa
iiinli t- jtntviiieii by law.
The manufacture. tMile or kvepint ft sale vf
liiutxicatibg UiHir toe llT purjt-H.n tiian aa a
may re ulloel in !iK'h manner only at
may lie prwf rthed hy taw. Th4fniral AemWy
slwil, a tli firM eaiaiU utveiLujf tli atiuptuB
of this article uf tht ntitiUiifi. einut lawn with
teiiau: pvijaltiea Uit Us .nforrjrmritt
A true eviiy of ihf Jttiut Hetolututn.
CHARLKH U. STOXE.
. Sretary ui the t'nnnuia wealth.
FOR
PntHfrt, '
i CkanieU,
aai
. Jurtiblc
HORSE HIGH, BULL IR0KS, AR0 PIC TIGHT.
SOMETHING NEW.
We are eiu:aitii in the manutwrtnre of this
fence at Somerset and MVyerMaie. It in the mwt
liuruifle. and uuicet fen ktuma. Ko barbs,
utt i0ry W Kbiek. Kwtiiry iu Somerset ai tUs
old KooRer caniaire factory.
mayllf-tf. J. M. MARSHALL ?fH.
YOU CAN FIND
ii tiie ia trrrrBr--H t the Adfrt.nn lurenu ui
a S2S RE1H1TGT01T BROS.
iio wiii cuuiriaci U'l juivertiiiiiiic ut I- wl ratei.
Reliable
Wagon.
CliU - ifjo in 1S42.
". r-r!i i
A J
'V J-W ...
- OiUSU, STJiKL-SKEIS SCUL'XTLEK WAGONS.
iuxuriug the work to be thoroughly at-asoiiid before
HI -
with It one of the
Pennsylvania.
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A
Fences
Farmers
AILROAD TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD.-
-HOM ERSET CAMRRU BKASVH.
I) I ST AV It AM) PARK.
Mile
HomiTiet to !uytowis... 1-S
.SinnoTM't u HoveiiUi... 17
HUerw-l l Brllifl..!
Somen: to J"ih:ilwn 36
9iuenet t R)Ckwiioil.... .
Somenwt to Gairrtt..-........ 1
uifrM in Tmt:e... , H
timtenvt u ("unitx? -l 5a
t 40
nO
;u
1 to
0
2 a)
'o
7 50
SU
1 HQ
3 40
SfnitT-! to Wajthiniifaiab. TiO
aiuujrv;l to BalUnK'h: , ,. 20
Stunrr-H-l u L'rin 11
Sonurntet toCoiiaueace,.... .... 2
JKimerM-t to .Vninrtlwtlle S2
Somr-t tn Plttshurgti 110
The fai to PhilwMpfeia in tf.-H. a4 to New
York. Jll.fiu. -
Sumner ArrangeoHinl-lD flct sines Nay 29, '17.
MRTir-noCXI) TRAISX
JOHSKTOWX KXPRESS-No. 91.
.1 rrrro-w.
Joliittlowu T:S
RK'kwtuil.. V; a m
SMKJfcT. Sw a ru
lre'.rer a in
Hiovisiown (irjrt m m
HRvervillti. 6: a ui
brlhet a til
MAIIv-No. X
.Irriprj.
PiUnbaivh-.. 7: J a ni
K.K'tttill;W 111
Miltonl HVta m
Snner-t 11 a m
Siitt'Mii l :J a-iu-
IbvrnviUe.U.''0 a m
Bethel 1215 p ui
Jofaaauwn bl l p
rasn-rnn-m fhrm Pitt-lnni'h rhanre ran iVr
ptHiibi on the Suniei-wt & i'ambruL at Kuc-kwomi.
On Sundiiva tliitritin ruu twi htmr lute
frnn Ktn kutNHt t Snncrtt, ami rive litrtin Uue
tnnn Somtiratft U bu.wia.
SOMERSET Af'XMMOPATlOX9eo. tti. f
f,. , a.
Baltimore IO-ia) a m 1 aOMElW-ET 61W p m
fillimrvh 1:10 p in j
Korkwood w.. ji-Hii p B3 i
liliunl oM p m I
Pasieiiirvrfiir Sonier-t frra the eist and wtt
on the Pittsburgh liivMon, ehaiiKf ear" at K-k-woihL
...
NO I TH- BO ( A7 TRA .V.V.
BALTIMORE MAIL Xo. tri
Onrrg r Arrht
Johlisluwit 7:-V a m I ti'M'kwf..! 9'.V a Di
rk'iti-! v:;i a 111 I ( niurUniLl: tp ui
lloovi-ro ille. K. a in h:n'.1.in ?l p m
Hyi n y im a m KHtiituore.... l.:jn p ni
'"wr S Juni ; I'ui.-I.nrvh J:iJ u 111
MKLSET ::!! am
MiihirU ai-
P;wpnirT for points eat and west change earn
at Ko k wood.
On HundTthitrBin wilt ran twenty ninutea
late from Juha.tuu& u Korkwoud.
AVOMHM'ATIN
No. iH.
.T'hiist(wu '2:') p m
hetM S:rt tm
RM-kW'MHi 4;;j) p ia
i UTtiriini ... 7:1. pn
Fm.-UJich ...... m aipui
Wrt-hinfhm 7 -Vtaui
Brtlliiuort :-ua m
H(-o.erNVilie. :i:JU j ui
Moy.-itowu :i ;ij i iu
rt-ifcr :t:."7 p iu
SKHfct nmMn, 4:U in
MiU'onJ 4:16 ( m
pHssf-mTrs for east and wert change rant at
Roc kwxl.
on nn'luvK thi traiit will run three hour an1
flftetfu mm lilt's late irm JohiifloH u tuKiKltwo!
. KUCkWix D ACCOMM'JDATION'-No. H6. f
L"Ur Ami--
SfWFWrrT ..V15pm KtirkwiMHl j& Wpm
Milfnnl .U;J7 p tn j
pMsenKt'r?i k'uvin m tlii train can make
Heciioii at Kc:k.Ki witii instil fcaprv trains
fast awl wtsi.
raily. f Iaily except Sunday.
BALTIMORE & OHIO &AILROAO.
VlTTsn I Kttf hi r .V.
AST-IfOf'XI TKALXS.
Twin lyntr. timix-il'ii s. .V-i;'. Ej-prr.
rittn:rifh i-. M. 7.J0 m. fta r. v.
UraMN-k 1:.3 " 7:40 "
JJ' tvc.-eiurt 1:4 ' 7:41 :;i "
Nvwtoii " o -, "
linuid Kurd
i ouuribviile a:vir " K:-n " . "
ohiti Pvle 41H :M "
'.nliuew 4:42 t:.v M li:lA. M.
l'rtuii 4: ti " w. , 1o:m
i Afiiun -ViO lu.jl
!.cliwKd .V-D 10.;K li.V
tArreU o:.;7 lt):l '
Sali)ury Jtme..V7 ' ty'i
Mt-yerwtale iK lrA
Key.-toiiv .Vwi li:t4 "
an'i PaK-h V " i i-;m "
Sui.iittinpioO t'.r'Ji 4 " "
I-armtc -;zt " "
llyii.iiimn H:4J H
utu(MTlatil 7.1;" P. M.
;iiiiiiUu ....... 4:Jt 7. jo
ItrtltiinurtM.arrivt; 5;jw " "
H EST'HOl Sit TKAIXS.
I'nitmt'H Jc
Tntin lstt Vmnhrrtd Ar. M'til. Krpre
KiUiimore a. a. tlHW a. . 7-f. r. a.
Wuiiiuvton " Pv.v- " !-"
t'uin'ierlaud imi " 2-?i5 r. a. im.i.a.
Ilvilduiull " " l..
I'ilirlinie K-m ' ii-jl "
SjllthltMlptou
suhd Patch l
Keuoe yvj:i
Mcycrxlrtle H-.o
jli-linrv' June.
1-17
t-.'t
4-.-7
4- :sl
-HI
l-.V.I
ft-lo
5- J)
I turret!
lUM'kHlNKl
l ,a.'eiinan
1 lNina
oniiuence
uiiio I'vle
i.iujieilville
r.r.m-l Fttnl
W est Nei Ion
li'Ka".in
1IMI".
lll-.V) "
lis-:! "
1D-.VJ -
11 .SI '
1 1 -Vt "
4JI
i-uu
1l" v r. a. " in
1---1 -
t-; "
:iriMi'i"'C
Ar. iiimburuh a-isi s-:w
(Tiie tune given k tasicru Standard Time. i
I BOTE. on Sumlays Kis-kwis.l Kxprss leave i
lilt .-'m:iih at s-:i. . M-, arrive at Kis-koiss! at !
t-' -U. r. M Uavc l! k .! at t-: p. a., arrive;
ut lltisborirh ai s r. m.
Muil Trafn- eon rivet a' Kis-kwnod with Iruiin
to and fro:.; -om.r-vt i.it J...'i:i-t., n. at Hynd
limu uil'i triin To ii'id froMi lu-irorl. al i.arrctt
will? tr.uiiH l. and from lerin:. at tlistMu June-
uou n mi trains 10 auo iroiu sjalLtHiry.
W. M. LFMEST-". Manager.
C. K. LoKI,Uen'l Hasa. Agt.
VMKSIiMKXTT'i THE rosyTHTTIOX ini
H.tl lotlif eitizensof Hi in roiiimon wealth
for ilieirspproval or rvjstion ly the ienerui As
H:lutiy of llie l.oimuuliwt-alln of I'enusvlvauia.
'ill.lihv.l ly onler of tiie SeerWarv of the l"oiu
m.aiwealtb. in i.ursaan. e of Article Will of tbe
I onrimtion.
Joint nsoltitlon rrnrsinean nmenrlment to the
constitution ot the commonwealth: .
ei:.Tio.N 1. Jt' U nintii rtti.il tltr r,ntU ih4 ihtnr
fif H'priirittiltim nf iht CrmmiHTUimfth iif P.-nnml-IW'lA'
lirmviU A.Jit9 mt. Thai the lollovilli
i? irosl a" an ain.-ii.lmei:! to tlie eoriHiiimion
of tile (iniliionweallh of 1 Vnusyivania ill aeeont-aui-e
with the rovisiis irf llie eiviileenth artieie
luereoi:
AME.VD.MENT.
Strike ont fmm eetiti otm. of artieie eiht, the
four .(iiMliiieattotis for voters which reals aa iol
lows r
"If tweniv two yean of aire or upwanls, ta
shuil liave pai.i, w ithin two yenrs, a stale or cunie
ty lax. whi.-h shall havi N-en assesseil at least
two lnonitis, uu.1 paid al least iue uiouth lieiore
tiie election," so liiat tlie section Whicll reads as
follows:
tvtry niaie eiuxeii, twenty-one years of aire,
issitie tlie foiioulnir nal'i!iat!ons, sliailbe
entitie.1 to voie ai an etectioasr
First, ile shall haveiicun a citizen of llie I'nit
ed .Sintim al least one month.
Second. He shall have resided In the state one
year inr if. having previously been qualified
elclnror nativa Isiru eiiixeo of tht. tate, be
thull have removed therefrom and returned,
t ii six tnouilis) imriMfdiaiely prectsluig kue eic
lion. Third. He shall have resided in the election
district w here he shall nUer to viae at least two
l.ionlh immediately pr.s-e.lilif the eUs-lion.
Fourth. If tw cnty-twrn years of aceiwupwanK
he siiall have paid, uithiu two years a state or
cotr.!l tax. which shall have ln-en asM-sscd at
least li months, aid paid at least one niomii be
fore ll:e election, " suaii be iuueude.1, so aa to
nei s I'ollows:
Kery mate eilizen twwntyine years of aire,
IsM-cssiug the (Viliow iUK .inaiineatious. shall I
entitled to vote at ;h pollmR place of the elec
tion district of which be shall at the time b a
resident iuhI uirt e!sfwrKTe:
Firt. lie shall have been a citizen of the Cnit
ed istates at least thirty days.
.-s.voii.1. He shall have resided in the state one
year lor if havtner tavvkaisly been a qualified
elen-uir or Bauve btsru ciiizea of tbe slate, he
shall have re.aoved therefrom and returned, then
six immltlM Immediately preenlinr the ele-tiiiii.
i'oird. He shall have rtldeil ia the election
diMricl when- lie shall otter to vote at least thirty
day-, immediately preceding the eks-tton. The
k-vl.lamre at ihe session thereof next alter tiie
adoption ol this section, shall, and from lime to
time thereafter may, euael taws properly en
force Ibis provision, .
KiHinu. tvery male citizi-n of the age of tweie
ty-.me years, wno shall have been a citizen for
thirty days and an inliahitatit of tUia slate one
year next )reeeititiif an elei-tion. ezivpl at luiinic
liMil electawin. and fi ihe last thirty daya a re!
ueui of the eleeiton district in wbie'U be may of
fer iiis vole, shall ta entitled to vote at such c!cc
tiow In ihe ek..nn district of which be shall at
the time la resident and not elsewhere for ail
othcers that now are or hereafter may be elected
by the people : frnrUi i. That In time of war no
elector in the actuai miltiary service of the sta'e
or of the l 'ui tin Siaies. In the army or nav
thereof shall be deprive. 1 of his vm. by reason of
hi attsence from such election district and the
leirislaiure shall have power to provide tlie milli
ner iu which and the lime and place at a hlt-h
such alss-ut electors may vote, and for tlie return
and canvass of their voles In the election district
in which they respectively reside.
Fifth. For the j.iirjxw of voting;, no per
son chall lc di-nuT to have gained or lol a
residence l.y n-esoii of his presence or abseiusj
w hile empioyed iu the service of llie ( lulisl
foiiea or tbe State, nor whilw enfrawit In the
naviicatiou of the waters of the state or of the hivh
M-as. imr while a student of any collctte s. mi
narr of leariiinr. nor whii kept at any alma
honse or public iitstiiuliou, exce the Inmates of
any home for disabled and indiifi iit soldiers ami
Miilora, who, tor the (mrpow of voUnc. shall la
Ueeuicd to reside ill the election district where
said home is l-icatert. Laws hall he made for
aseemuuinc, by wnar proocV. the eitiaeiis who
siiall be entitled to the right of sulfraiie hereby
established.
- A trueiatpy of lheiiil nwohitioa.
'IIAKl.b4 W. SfTOXR,
rteeretary of llie UnrnnnD wealth.
MX. PLKASANT
. Classical Institute.
' ' "; Opens S-ptemlssr II, lssc.
Tfve firadnatln fonraes of StiwfT, lnelnHna:
Music and Art. Seles i onrsea to suit students of
varuttia wanus. ticnuan ismrcrsaiiori taiitu in
Its purity by aUerman jnst fh.in University of
Bona, (ienuairy. StmU-nts Inmi ly rive recent
classes have entered fmirtcen h-ailinir f'olleirea
and Universities. Hlndent last term. Hi ,
mal and business course. ML Pleasant has uo sae
loolia. 9eul wslal for new catalogue.
LKKUY STEr-IIKNH. rTtnitMWT.
m10-2m. ML Pleasant, Pa.
BEST MADE
CLOTHING
IN
PHILADELPHIA,
H.CYflTES&CO..
LEDGER BUILDING,
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SIXTH I CHESTNUT STS.
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We tiey to ai.iiouii, illP oi,:,ii.a fllr -.( :j
am! Winter Ini.r1:'t:,,t,s ,,f
FRENCH "(0 GERM.A1)
DRESS GOODS.
III'JH A1!T Xt'VKl.TIKS
fOBES,
k HABIT CbOTHS,
COSTUME CbOTjHS,
Fancy .Silks, Velvets, I'liisl.cs. Klc. Ais, ,
Cloak ami Suit Department a iihm ,m.
plete linn in rrnllma assmim, ,,! f
Lu'lic'. Mi sues' a:nl fiiildnTi'-
WRAPS.
newmarkets,
tall jackets,
plush sacgues,
Raglans,
and iiest .Sla iii.ini Makes of U.n.ion.lHoi
SEAL S.vr! KS,
SK A I. JACKKTs
WKAtS AM)
NKWMAKKKTs.
Tl.is st.s k ..f Fall (i,k boil, K..i v a,
Miiie. lor .li-.iince in style and .ii.iii;
i:onih u ii-s in a.s,iriiiirius. ai, l'
U-M vjiins as to pnet-s. will
e.Xi-ellcd by tnt;int!iei'iiiii.
try fci-t or Wt-t. iMir
loiistmtiI
FALL & WINTER CATALOGUE
S.n-nn of JsxT-.x fiir cratiiilnis dMrihiirioi,
will tie rva.lv aismt ( N fols r !-t.. ni,.
contain i t.- tli .at;es s.lj im-lii'-s, win, ,
romi.U f. line ,,f , ,,rs n i.pi-.-iiiiri:- tl, I i
! iiiiii F:iiiiaialle styles in
! GARMENTS,
j WRAPS. ETC.
! Also, a n.-vier ami fii-i,Tijtive Pn.-e t.i-i .,f
DRY GOODS,
FURNISHINGS, clc,
u liii li will ! valualile to vou in makine
I;irrliaN of yi.nr iail vuppiit-,. s,i,,i,,
1 ostal nird your name and rst oilin- a.Mr.
t;.rci.yof I his illustrate.) i-italomi,.
S, ,i.ii,lK.r jiiii, i,, s-tolx-r liili the luter
Siate Fair wi.i hi li. ld at K.it:un I'ark
Alleuiieiiy. (hti.lsT 4ih is t.rarnl Arn.v
Ihiy. anil at this euoii of the v.-;ir ninrr
oil" i'tii-niexi iirvionsw ill Ik. r;ni to llttdsin:
uod All. iflii-ny. We invite our rea.l.r an.l
tlie I'liiiiii- a.-in-riliy, when in tiiei.nr at tin.
time or.iilji-i t un s, t,, f,.,. j-rts-t !y Jpr in
make our .roit-nami tln-ir li.-!iil.ii:irt."s f.r
nns'tinir ..f friemls, ii.s.intmi-iits. ru:
Th..n.ii-li!v-i,rv:iiiij-. Mail i inler
Blent fcr ism lit of our nianv rasioniirk iiv
inir .ii a iil!au. e. Will -.-ml samnit- of nrs
Fail liissls to sinv n.liin ss. 1iiiv.t me
i. :-- on eTervirnnif.
BOGGS 4 BUHL
115. Iir, 119 &. 12! FEDEBAL STREET,
rlobEGjHENY, P.
dee..,.-l-y.
THE PEOPLE
Wbo have been distipfaiinietl in the resiiit ir
taiBeii from the use of Oik'A winks, MFC
WINF. an.1 IR( v. or the so-called FMI I.Jl.'N -f
Tn I.IVER Oil, should ne
CHERRY MALT
PHOSPHATES,
a combination, f wild fherry. Extract nf Mlt.
an.1 the Hypot hosphates, a delicious siiiaulaat
and nutriment
Chkrby Mai Tacts on the Stomach and livi-r
increaiuir the appetite, a-sisiin iiir.-.t!ii, thin
by maini; it applicable for !y'ria in iu
lions Sttois ; L.iss of Appetite, Helache, In-eui-nia,
ifeherat r-iil!ty, Want of Vitality, Vrv.,
Pntnition, Cn-uniptloii, etc.
If your Imiarit diss not keep it, send SI.'" ''
one boric or 00 for six bottles. F.pr- pai'l.
1-IEltIU PHARM Af.VL Ml..
7S Maiden Ine. X. T.
Sold by all Unionists. marts Myr.
1TJL J y LJ 1 K.ti'ly..ufnme-
Lh tnic rf Kreat vntut- uil iintrUniv to Ttm tbl
will H.n you in tiisiu-(i Inch will Unux yu iu
more mont-r riirht awkt than aitTT.iinic-I'- lii
world. Auy . rnu ii ttte work wui
hnj. Kit tier m-x ; ail aw. i?Titiiitf nf.
ihfit jit roi?r nKii-r fir ail worktrn. H
start fVu ; rapitaj dh owl!. Thin mvi "fib
iiuine, imiitirttiiit lin-rf of a liit-mur. Te.-
who areamKtri-nm nrni enifTf.rir.nr n- n
lay. t.rund ouau (nn. Alitxew Tan - A
gtiMo. Maine. iln-Si-'.lyr
PUBLIC SALK
ValnaWe Rsal Estate.
lVr at put. It vt! on tli prxiiii-i"' tu rU&i- a'1"""
hns ?iiTinri"t 'omty, Pa., on
SATURDAY, OCT. 15. 1
at 1 n'ehs-lt r. the rollowinr des. rils-1 Re-il
Kstaui. late the property of Jac t'royle. ''' '''
A valuable f.irtn situate in slis-le 1"!H,
atOTtit ii miles Horn Hlovestown. and sissit '
mile lr.Mii the s. Ail', kailroad, adjoinuut Isn'.f
if John A. I'lark. Cvnis Berkevhile. I"aiuei '
John Ackerman aiid Joseph Kash. cnlaini:.
82 ACRES, more or k-ss. The iiuprm-iu'
are a
DWELLING HOUSE
and ssl hank tsirn. irissl on-hard "f fruit Issir
Inr trees, snaar camp. etc. f hun-hes an.li""
eonveniem.
-TKTtMS-
Ten la rc-llt oil diivof-ale. the Ulan, r ' '
third mi the In of April, sss. when d.sl '" "
delivered and pie-ion iveti : laie-uiinl oo '
ll nf loril Iss i Ami une.liiirt
the i"t "I t
!.. Iicfcrreil iiavmcnis to bear Interest
la- secured by itlilKDielit Issi.l. ,-Al'M-sOT!
HFfH.EV
ailirJt Iteiut..
EsUia of Ia Ankeliv. dei-earcl. Ute ut 1
Hit Ti s n-bip s..merset l'o. Pa.
Leni:r of asrministration the ,M
havinaheeu irralileil u. Ihe mi.ter-:mH-l J
pr..raiithoriiv. iiolicels hereby !Teii ai- .
sons indebted t- sanl estate lo make ""'V
istvment and llmse havinc claim- t-sin
same to pre-t-ut lliem duly aulJieniiisieu
seiiW-nietit on istnrlay. (s-tober 2JU '
tne late residence of deceased. v
JON ANKFsT-
aeptl-t Admiuistrah.