THE CANNIBAL ISLANDS.
The two -uir '!-"! nf
?gn.l it' ll m.iiire knja I.y vhimwi ;
nam.. Ti Kiiglmh Kniioi call l1""' j
"TiieTwina," the Anieri.an til-r tlU ;
tlieiu "I"uu.-h urn! Ju ly." The? are :
don on th Kntrlih sailing rtmrt of a
few vinnxiPiM "The Bit and LittleCan- j
liilwls," ith note of warning that all j
Uata nent on uliore eliould I armed, an
the native are a treat-heron l't and eat
human rWi. . '
In the vnr In 5 I "'"
lierth out of Pn FranriH-o on the brig j
. I .. ,.1.1 .-a r.o t
Hum- il t::iilir la-en ,rt tr
li. in Honolulu, and the (.wiier having
emnu-e.1 ' -Mi vet her there. We had
I,.. tmtihU- in lii..in: a ird erew, and
hott.-r weather I Iieter aw until we were
within t no day-' rim of our rt. Then
-.. .t . I.. i, .iiMioiMed ti and
.wept two men fiverlKwril ; ana w n. n we ,
finally brmight up it aa nn.i.-rtl.e lee oi ,
the Hig Catmilml, in a -heltered hay, ,
with maa-a and aada V ,,u,w-rk'' !
nearly all awe, aaay. ...-rr..
...ff. and tin hrig leaking w that we had
to take long t.ellf at the pump to kee,
her afioal. M had not Nen itWe to ae
eure an olwKTvation for thn-e lays, and
although unite rt-rtaui that wuhi fiillen
in w ith one of theSandwiteh group, none
of u ha'
al ever neen thia partimhir island
But for the help of a very jk.w- j
Itelore
erful rurrent which caught the brig a i
he wa twine hurlfsd wp-rn tjie W'-ather (
hide of the iiaiid not a man of iw would ,
have lived to tell the Mory. Thiacurrent
ran u .ng Ujo nhorf c4 "birM t J
into a bay on t ie lee aide, where our an- ;
chor found g.l holding ground, and ,
brought us up in aal'ety.
It wad two d.tyr U-ftm tl tonu blew j
itaelf out and the w-a went down. We,
lay within half a mile of the ahore, and j
had een jx-ople on the beach every hour :
in the day. At night they had built fin !
opixnite our IxTth, an if to ) that they
were o ir trieinia and to encourage ua to
lie of stout heart. Fnmi thia cin-um-atanre
our captain argtifi that we had
not lieen driven to the weM aa far aa had
lccti auppuseil, and that we had at leant
two islands l teeil n and the P.ig. 'an
nilwl. When the aea lud gitie d. n auf
ti. lent to WHtT:tnt lis in lowering a lt I
a ordered t take the yawl and four
men and pull for the beach and asciTtain
out whell'ala'Uta. The weather had HII
tle.iuMi ilrk and clomlv and no olmcrva-
tion couhi m taken. I went nwy in the ix fifl was long arme.1 and long kwl,
Vawt without the slightest misgiving, anJ i weighed only IW .uda. They
without a firearm of any description, j mitrht have hunted for a we. k without
We had act tied it that then- waa nothing finding un ounce of fat. When I n tum
U. fuar, and I nliciatcd no trouble in j to I"" I " ,"1-'r ""' 1m'I--engaging
native craft to run for some of ; rtain that we had not only fallen
the island ,N.rt and atH-ure ua the aervic- ; among cannibals but that Home of us
eaofaateam rmft. j would Mindy he eaten within n day or
Al.noat o...ite when- the hull of the ! two. 1 waa greatly worried, too, aK.iit
brig lav pitching at her anchor waa the ! the brig. The yawl was the only boat
mo.ith'of a creek, ami, although there ! left her by the storm, and our continued
was a bar and tle surf was rolling pretty ' abs.-n.-e would j.uzr.lc the captain, lie
high, we enter.-,! the cn-ck without a.ri- I would have no idea of the mess we bad
d. nt. Just as we were going over the g"t inb, and would not therefore l-e on
bar it atruck me aa curious that none of his guard against an attack by the na
the native had been out to visit us. It j lives. 1 am certain they meant to make
wouldn't have Uvn anything extra of a , one, but Providence interfered. With
awim lor a native, while their little craft the going down oi the sunaatrong breeze
will live in a which w.aild roll a man I t i" from the land and before midnight
of war rails under. It waa now P.tocl.a k J
in t ie foreii.Min, and 1 remembered that
we had not seen a native on the l-ach
since soon after daylight. There was no J
one in sight now, and we ran up the creek j
aUmta .-able length and grounded. ;
There wer- two native la.ata tb-re but
not a person insight. I reasoned that a
village must be close at hand, and, leav
ing two of the men to can- for the Iniat, 1
tiik two others w ith me and set out to
follow a broad and well Is-aten path,
which 1 lM-lieve.1 led to the village. In
this I was correct. We had not gone
alstve half a mile w hen we came to the
village. We had acanvly caught sight of
tlie lirst hut when we were ourselves dis
covered, ami three minutes later Were
surrounded by loo dusky jieople. I an
ticifutted a friendly welcome, and wa a
g. n h) deal put out at our reci-ptiou. M.wt
of the jwople were old men, women and !
children. There were not alaive live or
six middle aged Inen. The circle was at
on.-e forniwl atsut ns, and a soon aa
they saw that we wen- not armed we
w.sn- Hung down an-1 tied hand
and foot. 1 had served with Kanakas
aboard of w halers, and knew the dialect
of the islanders pretty well. It was there
fore w ith horror that I soon learned we
were on l'.ig ( 'aninb.il island, and that
the native were greatly rejoiced at tlie
j.roa-ct of the feast before them. 1 at
tempted to say something, but the noise
oriti. irKli.iiitK .Irowncl my wnr.li, anl
a. li .f iw h.isil.-,! liv l.in.N.11 1.. a
tlilferelit but. ,
I was ti.Uen in lu.n.l liv two st..nt f.-l-
Iown, anl w lien thrust int.. n empty luit j
I turn.-.! i tli.-in hii'I tu-kt-'l for un ex
planation. Tliey were Uuiiilif.iiltl.leil to
hear me ui-injr their lialei., atnl at oikv
ex!iihitel a in.ire frien.liv .lemeiin.ir.
They hait eKix-.-!.1.! the brig to drive
ashore, an.l when she ili.l not tliey feared
she had i.k) aerew for them to.itta.'k.
They wanted to know where she Ma
from, hew many men she had aboard and
what berrai.tain i-roinr-ed 1o;ii. I told
them my object ill x.uiiii(! ashore, but !
they at onoe (jaw me to un.lcrstaiid they
would do nothing. It would lie fur liet-
ter fur them rfthe lirin was to drive
ashore. 1 ollered as hL'h as .KI ill piid I
if tiiey would i-t word of our condition !
t.i some civiliasl port, hut toe l.-li.ms ;
were iminovahle. Tliey Wt'rtr asctol out- j
las, and held no inteii-ourse exti-pt ilh ;
the smaller is nlid. A ship I. ilk he-1 nt
the islunds now and Ihcu for water or
vegetables, bdt the natives kept .Kit of j
night and would do iio trading w ilb the
sailors. When t asked after the rest of
the viil.ig.Ts tliey replied that upward tif
forty men were at the smaller island.
M here a w reck bad driven ashore als.ut
two w.-eks ticforc. but were cXiectfd
Inline next day. v
" And what do you proMse lo do with
uie?" I finally tn.ptirod.
" Koast and eat you." was the curt re- ; an.l devoured. Indeed the ieople eon
ply, as they fastened the d.air and left j pratulated each other oil his excellent
me alone , ; y . r-Midition, and the strangers departed for
It sin-tiieil more than likely. Why ! home with the promise ti crime back 00
they had not itone U. tue cnek to attack the thirtl day. It now Be'iued thut the
hii.I i-apture Uie Hiulom and tlie yawl I j programme was to kill and eat tine of us
o.uid twit un.lcrMttui.1, W it fenu-i tlutt alsiut every thinl day, and the sailor an.l
our coimnii amoii them rather surj. ns.nl
and ntttletl them. V hen they had i-cur.-.l
us they formed a rty of twenty
of tlie U-st men and set off for the creek,
and iu half an hour this party returned
Mh.aititut and suitring. The sailors had
suspected nothing and mere easily .atptur
ed. One of them m as pat into the hut
with me, and be told me they supposed
they were lieinji invited to a feast of
ftnueMHt, andUiat tlw judives bad on-a-nnisKin
to brinit them lo the villas.
To lie holiest m it b tlie reader. I did
not think these Wanders mere eaters of
human flesh. I had lieen told so by
Kanakas and i.ttier, tt the idea of a
raie of men livinir within a day's sail of
civilization and jriveu to such horrible
practices mas too alanird for even sailor
Jat-kV lielieT. They might lie pirat and
wreckers, but they certainly could not la?
cannibals. I am w ritinit of twt-1 w yours
api. If I could not !lieve it then, m ho
can believe it now ? And yet thi dis
ltcb has lately lvn published all over
the country :
" fax 1'mvisv, s-jit. 5. Information
is received that on one of tlie outlying i
lands ofthe Sandwitch group a iiiaMsacre
of thru bnauMuen la-longing to the
wlna-ier Man- ATi.ier.n lately
t. ........ti.ai.lle Irfll-
ioa! l) naiivw niiiTriv. .-
, tiiY-HiiisUB.rx. Tlw- Ixattmen fre
,.pJ w-VHn.v w,,ii.lel to r-rti'ler tl.ei.-i
ti. j haml ani U. and. the-ii
uken jn niw tv.T to another isUtn.l
anJ trjljj fr (l-lir. The j.im ha--rs tlx n
ljlliKhrj tiiem ,nd ha-J a caunibal tea
n Ut.jr
myted the k'r of the miUT with
M, ,iy .Aimiing tli&t the mitive yet
jl()Jlt,j U) ,,, brie coine ashore, an-1
I.y holding uathey knew they would
' . ... ,n.ur the event
i,,,,, siu.rtlv afler noon they
'
jptve ti a ery Mineral im-ai, aim "
what oilti-ide words I , ..u!d nt-h m 1
-atl.ered that nifwnpi h.id lieen -iit
..ff tn I'ritiif the villager hoim- t.. atuu-k
ithehiv. Th-y c.vne iwture mn-t, jtn.I
i they had w-hpv arrived when a roii;.'
j if guard fame and eondm-ted me to the
. . I IT
, orchief. He was Hhort.to.il
fcI,.. aaJ , MW , plaIUV
fc o h-m
a,i Wn t,.ld, I Hipp-' 1 c,,,lU
,, ,H, ,n,.rLa.l I
eome into his firenetiee than he (diotiied
uie :
" So you dan- land on my island with
out 6nt wetking neruiwi3ii. We Khali
ee aUlut that."
" Put we are sailor in din1reC' I re-
r , .
hat is your distress tome .'
Am 1 resjxmsible Ikh-uusc you don't know
how to sail yotirsliip safely? Where does
your craft come from, and where if ahe
bound to ?"
I told him tnily.
" What i your cargo? "
" She i in ball.i-4 only."
" How many men are left aboard?"
"Seven, counting the ciok."
" Is lie a negro? "
" He is."
" Well you needn't count him. We
w ill throw liiui t the sharks. I ate some
negro onv and it made me sick for three
lav. We will capture the ahip and
bring your friends here.'
" Hut why not carry word for u to
same of the jams and thus earn a large
su-n of money?"'
" Ami lw seized iindshttt tip in prison,
or hung? Tke the lean, long devil away
and fatten Mm up. If he won't eat, you
must . ram the food dow n his throat."
lie hit the nail on the head when he
called me long and lean. I at.a. l aisuil
aa I learned w-veral month later, the .-a-
hie which had o long sdsnt tin- strain
partetl and let the brig drift to sea. She
wa picked up by a st.-amer next day
and towed into Honolulu, and the captain
r. .rt.-.l tliat we on tlie yawl na.i likely
l-cn .rapsized and lnwnel while trying .
to collie oil to the brig after dark. That
report settled our fate, and nothing more
would ever la- learned of lis except by ac
cident. ( ur first nigiit in the village was
a w retched one. The natives were awake
all night long, singing, shouting and re- i
joicing iver our rapture, and, it being '
midsummer, we were nearly devoured
alive by insect. I caught a few word
now and then from the guards during the
night, and I thus learned that the sea
wa Uki heavy to ,M-rmit the attack on the
brig, and that none of us would Ik- eaten
until the jieople of Little Cannibal, which
waa three or four miles distant, could
cms the channel. This, they figured,
.-ould lie done in another twenty-four
hours, but they were wrong. The wind
held at half a gale for the next two days,
and it was on the fourth day of our ca,
tnre that the visitors a p-ared. A chief
and about twenty men came, and were
warmly welcomed. I had not sc. n any
of the sailor except the one who lodged
w ith me up to this time, but 1 knew the
huts in which they were confined and by
li Hiking through the crevices of my prison
walls I got an idea who would Is- the
,irst vi.-tim. 1 lie tattest man in our r
li'l ioine aliore itli me. Me sa -
on.l i-liiHK n-atiiHii naincl Philbrk k. an.l
whs hnilt like nornoine. He lia.l a
" th fH'"' n tl ' '',i'kK 'n tlie
hlooni of heiiltlt. If the natives were af
ter something ful and tender in the way
of human Uelithey would tvrtainly take
riiilliri.-k, and I m saw they meant !.
The .Hioieest fmsl they could prov i.le was
lieing carried to hi n, and it was videitt
they were stullin him for the feast. He,
jKsir fellow, evidently had no suspicion,
or, with a sailors prove rhud rei-Llessin-s,
as lioiui 1 to live hiuh w hile the or-
'""itj li"ll ont.
The visitors arrived aliout 9 o'clK-k in
the inorniii)!, and half an hour later I saw
rhilhrick led out. I do not think the
men in any ofthe other hut.s tnuld riave
seen him, i think they bad (riven him
plenty of strong drink, for he acti-d tisy,
and nf he ciiiieout ofthe hut he was
singing a happy sung. The people at
.mce gathered around him and led him
off to the w.iods in the rear, .f the village.
t lur guanls went with the crowd, their
pl.i-.va In'ing taken by live or six Imys i.f
lr.im 15 to 18 years of uge. These boys
were well armed. attended strictly to the
business on hand, and any attempt to
force our way out would have resulted in
our death.
It Was 3 o'clock io the afternoon w hen
the men returned, and I Musses hi aware
of the fai-t that I'hilbn.k had la-en killed
1 made up our minds to eat no more f.ssl
than would barely sustain life. I was, as
I have told you, in very asir flesh, and,
fortunately f.H- the sailor, lie was not
much lietterotr, while he had a running
sore on his leg. He had no sooner iu
fomict me of this than I out w ith my
knife and pished the ralf of my right leg,
and then, by rubbing tobacco into the
fresh wound, I got up au irritation which
I knew would soon produce a sore.
The next day after the death of Phil
brick our allowance of food was greatly
in.-reased, but we scar.-ely taste. 1 a mouth
ful. They also gave us plenty of brandy,
in bottles of English make, but we never
touched it I kept working at my w ound
and the sailor kept irritating hissorcand
in a couple of days we both had ferernd
really cared Very little about food. I
knew we abould not lie Uie next victims,
as the two other men were in better flesh ;
but still as the third day came around I
was in anything but an enviable frame of
inin.L I could not see the huts of the
prisoners, but m hen the visitors arrived,
which mas al about Uie same hour aa be
fore, the victim selected mas a sailor call
ed Ham. His oUier name was ou the
brig's article, of course, but I bad not
learned it. Me w as an old an i lor. blind
of one eye, an.! w in u he i.ad Ik u i
brought out he ,roltblvteii-led for the ;
first time wh:t was to follow. Wrench-
ing himai-if from hisgtunls he t"i.ed a
war club and laid about him with entch
fury as to hold tlie crowd at lay fo' fonr i
or live minute. He had no abow, how- j
.ver. and waff stam knocked down and !
dragged off. When the men returned af
ter the feast I heard them diniisxing the
meat. It was not so (rood aa in the pre
vious case, and they laid it to the lact
that Sam had heated hi blood. It was
suggested .that the-next victim le made
drunk before he wa taken out, and it
was I hat Kiigg.x'ion that.savcil iii vhfe.
That evening my .icuptuioii and I
were inspected by the chief and his two
doctor. They ca h- to our hut and or
dered u to atrip. Mir lean flesh disgtist--sl
them, and when they Raw th orc
they were furion fir a time. The doc
tor were ordered to put u on a diet an.!
give ns something to purify our "blood,
and a they ent away the chief, who
seemed to have s ,-ronal pite at nie.
gave me a slap in the face and exclaimed :
"Ah. you lean, long waisted devil; I'll
roaat yon for inv do if you dont fatten
up:-
The visitor were to come again on the
third day, but onthe second agaleaet in,
and continued to blow and kick up ouch
heavy aea that they could not cross until
the sixth day. Pnring thi interval the
tw o of us turned over many plan of es
;, but the guard never gave u t'ie
least opiortunity to carry any of them
out. Our hut wan stoutly built, the peo- j
pie around us wereas keen a foxes, and I
no outlook could lie more ghamiy. We
refused to eat or to imbila- the blood
medicine left w ith us, and the sore were
by this time in a very bad state. It
would be a long time before the native
found u choice morsels; but what I
feared w as that they w ould become impa
tient and knock us on the head. It was
plain that the chief hai! taken a dialikr
to me, and I felt sun- he Would not allow
nie to live another week.
t In the sixth day, a I have said, the
,No,ile from Little Cannibal came over
again, and everything was ready to fe tst
on the third sailor' IkkIv. He wa a I
,towerful young fell named Kii.lcr. He
mu.-t have realized the fate in store for i
him, and the liipior w hich they supplied j
him with made him" lesperatcly furious (
instead of .jnietly drunk. m When they I
led him tint he broke away, backed into 1
a apace U-tween two hinxand there, arm-
ed w ith a lance he hud wrestled from one 1
'" l-e held them a. bay. T'"' ;
was immediate and great excitement.
There were two guards at our door.
One ran away at once. Altera moment
the other called to a boy of 14, and left
him in his place. The boy was excited
ahd anxious, and gave us no attention.
Aa axa.n us I saw this I went to the far
corner of the hut and kicked out enough
of he , sites to permit tnetocraw 1 through.
My comaiiion stood at the door to watch
the boy, and when I was ready I trailed
to him. He w as crossing the hut w hen I
slipped out in o the grass and bushes ami
started off. The sailor w ho wa fighting
for his life must have given them a terri
ble battle, for he held them fully ten
minute and drew the whole jmpulation
around him. No one saw me it I glided
away, and I had run a iiarter of a mile
lh-fore I found that 1 wa alone. I up us
ed the lilor was close at my heels, but it
seemed that he had taken a different di
rection. No hunt was made for us until
after the feast. 1 crossed the island,
found another fresh water creek, saw two
or three sail in the distance, and then
l.aiked about for a hiding platv. I went
to the top of a very thick tree, and for
the next thn-e .lays and nights I did not
set foot on the earth. A vigorous and
jiersisteiit search was kept up by the na
tives for that time, and then they seem
ed to argue that I had thing myself into
the sea.
Kor five days I lived on the wild or
anges and In-rrie grow ing in profusion
around me, and then a small boat from a
wrecker came into the creek for a cask of
water, and 1 waa taken off. I'nfortiinate
lv for me the schooner got hold of a
wreck next day to the east of us, and
this upset the captain's plan to put inrt '
1
alMiard the first vessel Iniuii.1 for Honolulu.
He needed my muscle alioard the craft,
i.n.l if was exactly two months from the ;
lav of in v capture that I landed at the !
capital of the Sandwitch islands. The
Sandwitch islands. The ;
inand reported the yaw.
kr-t. I weul to the Amen- !
liri h id coll..
an.l hi r cn-w I
can coiisuliite, hut the consul himself was
..If on a junket, and hi wnlx.rdinate t'Mik
no interest in the caw. I ent to the !
British consul, hut as I could not assure
him that anv ofthe Kailors were British I
... , , , .
subjects he would make no move. I j
went to the captain of an Ami-rii-jin imin
..f war lyina in the harlsir, and he heard
alK.ut half my story and brnwitiely li-.
lllisse.1 me. .Vw lori- .Vim.
In Brief, and to the Point.
lyspewia is dreadful. I isir. lered liv
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nature.
The human digestive apparitus is one
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thi ips in t-XHitt-ni-e. It in easily put out
of order.
(ireasy fond, tough f.Kid, sloppy food,
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regular habits, and many o her things
which ought not to lie, have made the
American people a nation of dy.eptic8.
But lireen's August Flower has done a
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, . i . .. I
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' 1 " . j
Kememlier : No hapnnei without,
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-
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The man w ho does not know " what's
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At'ol.liof unusual severity which I
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Sft ou. at drocvicta, or uiied tot prle.
Tim MOP PILL CO., New London, Ct,
twy Druggiit in Sotnerwt. juiyi- .--i
U N Pfl R. L LELED OFFER !
$4.00 FOR $1.75..
THE HAIiaiSUCKti
-WEEKLY TELEGRAPH-
IS THE
LARGEST AN I) BEST
New-spa,ar published in theCapital of Penn
sylvania. Each iiuinlM-r contains lit
Columns, tilled with
Market Re,Kirts,
The 1-atcst News. Stories,
Miwellaneous Reading,
Will lie furnished to snliscriber f.ir tlie en
suing year, together with a copy of
' OUR FAMILY PHYSICIAN;
(New tulilion,)
Kor il.7.", wy:ililc in advan.-c.
The price uf this book in ad lt.iok'.lores ia
j:UW. The price of the "Teh-graph " is
I.UO. We give both for 1.7'i.
THE BEST PKEMll'M OFFKItKH by any
Paper in the Tinted Stale.
This hook conAtitiH 40 paiee; in si inch,
as loiiff. iu.-lies w ide and 'i in.-h.- thick. It is
I Tinted .m eJtlr heavy pHs-r, and Is hnnd.ime
y tiound, with emts.sed .-..ver and cllt U-lten-d
j bsrk. It ivditl.-rvnt fMin all other wurkot the
: kiad At t.R fl lll.lHH.
It tearhei. th.ise wlai have it how to tell wUai
! the matter ta w hen a s-nsi.i ireU ai.-k.
All similar tasiksn-ll what uido if you know
whiit the disfasr is. This hok tells you ho to
, d.-t.-et thedinea--Sj and thu priper rcia.sHe are
aiveD for Allojialhie. HoinenpHlhlo, KliM-trlc. Ily
droiMtthic. wins Herhal treaiinenu.
la.n't iai) to avail yourself of thit. otter, which
bold ipwsi until .Unimry 1st. lsss.
W here the hook in aent by mail. 'St eenU must
I aeconiialiy the order for postage.
KK1.1AB1.K AtiF.STS WANTKD
""very ,HM. l"" u"1
Ia"y T-Urah. : per year.
lluili' Tu ..urui.h mid (Imp l-t.iilv Ihiru1.iuti
p.-r yer. I'.MttiKron B..lt, Jti cents xtra. If
M-nt by nuii 1.
Knrlunecah with all onler. anil a.Mren
M. W. M. AI.AKNKY. Mal.at.i-r.
ilarri.buix, IVun'a.
I II r)
I QS. IlOmeCfeLO. S
Penn Avenue Stores.
v u i. ' i . . j
No Suunuer Ilress I amlirii-s to be earned
over, tiir entire stock l lie sold out .iiit kly.
'" ,"'a" a evi.l.-iu-e na.l further.
Fine French suitini;,
iiai,.
Cutnel-hair Mixtures.
Checkit. jiriT,
ln.L lli.it .I.M ;tinu.wul I.. til ...
ji.gr, Bmi ii r,; x,,.,. we it,.t ALL of
tlicm at the two prices.
Ml AXf 7.1 t'KN'TS I
a yam. 1 Hey are line Press ixsKly. reni.-m-Is-r,
terfect, anil this sasou'9 gisnls; they
can't linger at these hull' an.l less tiian half
pri(t. An lo bow ninny, it's ocit Iter here
n.ir there; we want you lo renieiulier the
fact that these g.wKls are I., he Hold .plickly.
the pnce insure that, nnu tlien agnm that
thi-se are the finest and choirest goods ever
sum at in.-se marK-ft.iwn pncca.il aii.l ,j
I cents a yard.
I Now, then, in the same pom. near the
i door, we otter more August mark-downs.
all-w.sil g.sslsal rents, all-w. s.l gixstsat
i '! rents; then, biggest ..r all; one lot of :YZ- I
i inch Suitings., light mixtures and check, at '
j fitl wnts a yards, were 75 cuts and $1 id a J
I yard. You c-tiiiiot duplicate these lir-ss
iiistds lurgains. !
i 40-ineh All wo.il rtergea, were IV.) and U. !
,v",!'. 1,1 50 c,'",',
T.ien some I'laiils and Check, were -r I
,, ,,. M ,fJ i
Wtsil Sun's Veiling. .VI cts., now2Ueenls.
3-i' h All-wool Suitings, were 60 cents,
now nt 25 lents.
Some light shades in All-w.s.l Khyber
'IoI1m-s, down lo w cents fr.u .'si to 7 k-.'
"""e ""I ".'' " lltll.gs, llgl.l eol-
onsi,
now at J cents a var.1.
Some plain Ktnniinea, rlelicate shades, 15
cents, were i'i cents.
Triiiled I'hallis. Ju-nenl mxsls, down lo
1-4 i-ents.
l-jich tot ixriii.d here is worth while tee
ing, as thee laliri.-s are new and choi.-e and
suitable tor wearinc now and into the early
Fall. This is our "clean sweep" August
Dress (i.ssls Sale.
f THE AV4 JOXrit FEMD fJ.F-l B Y ALL
'!jos.IIonie&Co.s
of IDV old v
P enn Avnue Stores.
J-ttslUT'rll,
octs-ir te
Pa.
THE PEOPLE
W ho have hrD di.apajiate4 ia the rvaulta ub
tained Irom the tnr of XK.'A W INKS, BEEF
WINK ami IRON,nrihean-raitnl KMi'I-sloN of
it .! LIVER llll,iliuuld use
CHERRY MALT
PHOSPHATES,
aeuinliBaii.uf Willi Oierrr, Extract of Malt, !
an.l tiic H)Hipb.aliata .Irlirioua aOBiulam j
aal autruueat. i
1'uxaaT MaLTaetanathe apiiaarh atel Urn-Uk-ivaKiuft
the appeUte. aasiatiax di(etloa, t hera- j
Btakiax it applicable fcrllfaprpala tn Iu va- '
rloua tnrm ; lunm of Appetite, Headache, iDMim.
nla,iraeI Debility, Want uTViUllty, NerroiH
Pr.rtrali.in, Cunnuuption, etc
If yourlni4orirt does not keep It, aend l,t lur ,
one bnttlr at &. for at houlea. Expraaapaid. I
UEBIt PHARMACAL CO., j
78 Maiden Laae, K. T. :
gold by ail Drutvtaa.
marao-'W-ljrr.
Grant and Lee at Appomattox.
ctier.il H im.e IVrter, w lm was an
aide of tjt-neriil.Uirant.'corrtribute to the
NovcuiIht CVnturv an a.-count of his last
caiiipatgn, w hich is profusely iiltistrate.1. j
Front it we quote a follows: "The con- j
trust laetween the two command waa !
very striking, and could not fail toattract i
marked attention, as they set ten feet j
ajMtr facing c.u-h other. j
K "tieneral tirtnt, then nearly forty-f
three years of age, was five feet eight .'
inches in height, with shoulders slightly j
st.iH-d. Hm hair and full Ix-ard were a j
nut-brown, without a trace of gray iu
them. He had on a single-breasted
blouse, made of dark-blue Manuel, tin- )
; buttoned in front, and show ing a waist- 1
j coat underneath. He wore an or.lim.rv I
jmir of toji-lMMds, w ith histrousers inside, !
and was without spurs. Tlie boots and '
rtion of his clothes were Sittere.l
with mud. He had had on a pair of
thread gloves, of a dark yellow color, '
which he had taken off on entering the
pxiiii. His felt 'sugar-loaf st,iT-briinmed !
hat w us thrown'on'the table lesi.le him. j
He had.no swoid, Mnd a pair of shoulder- !
straps was all there was about him to j
'les gnate his rank. In. fact, aside, from
these, his'unifonn was that of private
soldier.
Lee, on the other hand, was fully six
feet in height, and tiite erect for one of '
his age, for he was .rant's senior by six
teen years. His hair and full beard were
a silver gray, and quite thick except that
the hair had became a little thin in front.
He wore a new uniform of Confederate
gray, buttoned up to the throat, and at
his side he carried a long sword of ex
ceedingly line workmanship, the hilt
studded with jewels. It wassaid to Is-the
sord which had be;n presented to him
by the State of Virginia. His top-lajota ;
were comparatively new, and seemed to j
have 011 them some ornamental stitching j
of red silk. Like his uniform, they were
singularly clean ami but little travel j
stained, tin the I sails were handsome
spurs, with large rowels. A felt hat ;
which in color matched pretty closely j
that of his uniform, and a pair uf long ,
bu-kskiu gauntlets lay la-side him on
tiie table. We asked Colonel Marshall
afterwards how it wus that la.th he and
ids chief wore such line Ua.-gery, and
looked wi much as if they had just turn
ed out to go to church, w bile with us our
outward garb scarcely rose to the dignity
even of tlie 'shabby-gentcl.' He en
lightened us regarding the contrast, by .
explaining thathcn their headquarters
wagous had been press, J closely by 1
our cavalry a few days before, and it was 1
found they would have to destroy all
their baggage except; the clothes they :
carried on their backs, each one, natur
ally, selected the newest suit he had, and
sought to propitiate the gods of deal me- '.
ti.m by a sacntii-e of his secon.l-liest."
iKm't ! If a .l.K-tor otf.-rs you a Lxtttle
of Siilvatiun Oil without LiU-I.s, or wrap- ,
H-rs, or in a tiiutilute.) or ili-fatv.1 park- :
aj;.', Am 7 touch it .l.m't Imy at any price, j
ymi ran rest asnure.1 that there is Home- j
tiling r.iii) it may le a .lanerotis an.l j
worthless t-oiinterft-it. Insist uniii pet- I
tin a irjel, inirlM, ..in ., package, j
- .... - - i
A Yankee Notion.
A rather novel enterprise has just Int-u j
estahlishetl in this city, vhich will inter- j
est prry ovtiient at larp? an.J husinesH j
men in iKtrticular. It iss.miethiui;eutirelv j
new not only in IWton hut in the entire
cotuitry, and will iinlouhtclly prove the
pioneer of similar one in many other !
cilies. 1 he to-lieiue as iieveio)ei is to
notify proierty owners in caje of lir,
that they may Iw on baud to nave and
prot.vt their possessions. For instance,
a building on Summer street is discover
ed to lie on tire at midnight. The owner
or occupant, of course, is unaware of that
fact, and is probably sound asleep at his
home in the Back Bay. There may lie
Isx.ks. papers and articleH of small bulk
not in the safe which are juit valuable.
Were the owner the present he might be
able to save them, or direct the firemen
so that they could d.i it. Even if this
should not lie the case, a pro?rty owner
could peraoiially sui-ei-vise the protection l
of goods not destroyed, an.l certainly he
would lie interested enough to w ish to lie j
present. If he hapieiis to lie a subscrib- I
ere to the scheme be is at once notified of
the tire by messenger or telephone by
the agent of the company, whose busi
ness it w to attend all tires. Should the
owner live within the city limits a car
riage is sent for him and be ia brought:
to the fire free of cost. The scheme j
operates in the day as well ax the night j
time. H it biisiiies man leaves his otlice i
and goes to another part ofthe city be is !
hunted np and notified in case of fire as j
soon as (Hissiiile. liitui Herald.
Every wherethe Same. ;
YA herover (tilmore's Magnetic Elixir is '
introduced it U a.is ail other remedies for :
the cure of coughs, .colds, hoarseness, ,
bronchitis and all affections of the thront j
an.l lungs. It will relieve the worst case
of asthma in one minute, licgular phvsi-
ciuns endorse it as a first class specific for
the purposes for which it is premred.
Bon.ard Salisbury, of Humphrey Centre,
( attaraugus Co., X. Y., writes : " I have :
tried it in my family an.l find it splendid, j
t e keep it constantly onTianil anil would '
not keep house without it." At this sea-
son ofthe year all jiersons are liable to a
cold, which oneor two small tloses of1
tiilmon-'s Magnetic Elixir w ill relieve at j
once. I
The (iilmore Remedies are for sale by
Biesecker A Snyder, Mammoth Block,
Somerset, Pa.
Shiloh's Vitalizer is what yon neel for
Constipation, Loss of Apietite, Dizziness,
and all fymptomsof Dyspejisiii. Price 10
and 7ft cento jier Uittle. Sold by (Jeo. W.
Benford A S.n.
-
Catakhii. For twenty years I was a
sufferer from catarrh of the head and
throat. By a few appl cations of Kly's
Cream I$alm I nn-eived decided beuefit
was cured by one bo tie. Charlotte
Parker, Waverfv, N. V.
Sleepless nights nuidi; uiiscruble by that
terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the rem
edy for you. Sdd by (ieo. W. Benford A
Son.
A baker may have his shop in the
west, tint his work is al vay rising in
the east.
Catarrh cured, health ami sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy.
Price 5(1 cents. Xasal I njector free. Sold
by (ieo. W. Benford A Son.
- Is your father a christian ?" asked the
uew minister. " Xo," leplied the loy ;
"be sings in the choir." -
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Com plaint? Shiloh's ViLal'uer is
guaranteed to cure you. tftdd by (ieo. W.
Ucnibrd dt Son.
--
Most lawsuita have twirl n-d wire con
ceahnl about them for everybody but the
lawyers.
Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchi
tmiiomedistely relieved by Shiloh's Cure,
Sold by Ueo. W. Benford it Son.
There are 78,000,000 acree of corn plan
ted in this country, and about that num
ber of corn achers 00 tlie feet of its inhabitants.
EOOD'Sf
cores OTIACTV
Mb
The unportanee of parity (ng the blood can
not be overestimated, for without pure
blood yoa cannot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every one needs a
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrich
the blood, and Hood's Sarsaparilla ia worthy
your confidence. It is peculiar In that it
strengthens and builds up the system, creates
an appetite, and tones tlie digestion, whik
It eradicates disease. Give it a trial.
Hood's Sarsapatilla is sold by all druggists.
Prepared by C L Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
IOO Doses One Doll"
Mason S: Hamlin
Organs and Pianos.
The CaMiitH Onrn was futrodncrd by MafOQ A
Hum iu in l-t MnMjti A, lirkftiiiti Oih.h havr
alwnT mHtnt-titi! Kn-ir Urfii(My or all (tftn-m,
having tvceivft iliTftot llmi.r at ail trt-at WtfHU'f
Exhibitions iacc JHiiT.
The ImnrnvfH, MJvnf Striu-jinu' Piano, Inrented
by M:ioh & U:mu in i a cn-at ndvance iu
piutMt L-iitr-tnu lion. cxttrrtM proitoiiiH-in it "the
LT-aicpt iinnvnnettt in niumiH linlf acllrarT.,
Pianu circular, c nt-iium .JU ietftiriMiiiian from
purrhaMTv. niaKictau. nnu ttincn, and Piano and
Gran Calakvura. frvtt,
KAtO tt C25A PU1T0 CO.,
15 Eait HA - (TJaia Sqtae), VZW 7Z2L.
BUY I OUR
GflNDEE
RUBBER
BOOTS
SHOES
OP
John G. Sanner,
Homerset, 111.
I aprJO-lyr.
WORKING CLASSEST,S
are mtw pretkatvfi to furnish all claW! wuu em
ployment at iiome, the whole ofthe tiint, or tor 1
Iheir niare mmentH KuxuieH new. liirht mid ,
protitaMe. PertMUiwof eitlter ez easily extra from :
.TUe tort per eveniitir and a proportioual xmn hy
dfVotitiK all their lime lo the hu.-iaew. bovand
irirUearu nearly a?- much an men. That nil who
mr thi. may xeml their aidresH and test the nun-
new, we make thin otter. To urh a, are not well
satisfied we will eud one dollar to pay for the
in hi Me of writing. Full panit ulurx and outfit
free. Addre itkoRUE tisw'S Je i o 1'ortland.
Vai ne. Atn-fi-' -1 vr.
1
HTlJ -r ' 11 fT
! C- s. fes5s-j
Somerset Lumber Yard.
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
M ANt'PACTruEK ash Dkalkr. U'hoijsalkh and Rktaii.eh or
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS.
Hard and Sott Woods,
OAK, POPLAR, SirilStrS. PICKETS. MtirLPINtiS,
Asn. WALMT, FI.(X.RIX(i. SA.SH. STAIR KAILS,
CHERRY, YELLOW PIXE, SJIIXlil.ES. IHMIKf BALI'STERS.
CHEKTMT, WHITE PINE, LATH. BLIMiS. SKWF.L POSTS.
A General Dneof all grades of Lumhcr and Building Material ami Rimting Slate kept' In tirk.
Also, can riirni.h anythiim In the line rf our lmiiiess Ui onler with reaonalile
pnimpttie. such as Bracket-.. 0.lrt-sla-t werk, etc.
' ELIAS CUNNINGHAAI,
office and Yard Opposite S. & C. R. R, Station, Somerset, Pa.
.
1S
jTJ(g2J) BY
'lETTLlO
SCIENTISTS AS
PRACTICALLY
., ::. t a
An
tatfiJt'y
1
T- -r -w
IalEstmctiSle MOTj-
Over 500
Beautiful
Designs.
X
MAWF.'-rr-wFo rrr
MONUMENT L EROMZ f J'.'PANY,
BBIDOKPCi-. ecu.:.
STO P T TJ IE
SHAFFER HOUSE
Patriot Street, SOMERSET, PA.
-
I with to call the attention of the Traveling Public to the fact
That the SH A KFKR H ifSE ia closer to the nation than either of the other notel.
That the SHAFFER Hol'KK ia as eonvenient to all busiuesa parts ot town as the .rther bouaea.
That the SHAFFER UoCSE otlero aa
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONH
a any other house in Snmenel.
That the HH AFFER ItoUHE Prbpricha- will
ej-lrrGE YOU loESS f0R bODGIJG
than anv other house in noenet.
That the SHAFFER HOt'SE ia a temperance bonar.
That the SHAFFER Ht it'SE if the farmers' house.
That the SHAFFER HOUSE ia the travelers' kK.
Farmer and others TisitlnK onr town will do well by slopping at the SHAFFER HOl'SE
K. AV, SIIAFFEH,
April 4, 7.-3m. Fr-prietor.
' A. HAiCSSS"! WE90IRS,
TM15 WONDERFUL fan
Comhinlnf ft PrtotPv
Price $7.o
t oar VlMtaaaIe Prtcea.
THE LUBURC MANF'CCO..
n l i-x
owss oetltATrs ovr
6,000imies
OF 1EK1ECTLV CONSTkCCrEU KAIL WAY.
PKNCTftwTES TH SCST PORTIONS OF
illinois, icw a, wisconsin,
-niichican, minnesota,
Dakota, Nebraska,
and WYOMING.
11
A. IT UP
W W CH!0A3O
- AND
MILWAUKEE, ST. PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, ON! A HA.
THE tl'OSt RF'HONS op VIl'IIKMN.
THE KKKK 1AM S 1 F I VI-'.
yi S.)f i'Hl i:N Sr I ( K
ri
THE OM V 1INK T) TIF IO O'K nills
THE PIONKKl: LINK Iu (: i IK. H;M t.
TarnwpB. tune ulihsx and mftirmstmti in tt fiiitms
detail. addnMS (WMhriiJ 'fc .r )
H. A. CROSS, Trave line Airt., Itnra-t. r. Pa
MARVIN HU6HITT H C WICKER F.P WiLSOl
CCTIMC'C NETS. TENTS
w and s
I bportlng Cioocs.
-li-t.4iu.ling shot ;uns.
linillr-rtarrt-l iSrt-'
vhkf- Uirtl. ?ltt u !. Sim-It- Hrteh Im1
tiia Shot iifiK tft pvi-rv kind rtl lrf-h
litulinif Hini K'tMntlnie Rtrts, t S-t0 Mu-
r,t-lAtuiiiu iHtutdf S1m uriH. u Sti ; Sin-
SI il (iuris, J to IU vol vers, ?l to
J0; loulli'-mtlon fWlf-rrkHrs, fJMMolft;
All kin In. if rHrtridui-M, Sht'lls. rajw, WiuIm,
TiniU, Powdrr KliL-k-, Shot Piui. hfH, Primer.
s'imI 2 MntJ for Illn.tnril Cat hIokii. Ad
drfHH liKKAT WKSTKKN Ul S WottRs,
ai SMITHKIKM sTKKKT. PITTSBl KuH,
PA. N H This 8H I'l-yetiroM. ndlnlde tinn ;
N'rlftly trustworthy ; jr"l rs fill I roniMly
and uoimIk He-iit hy mail or Xrfs to any (tart
ot the world; no matter what ym wanr in
tlif nn Un', you tali net It at t!ir treat Wet
erti hy writ iiitf a lettr.
Onus nialt to onler ; Ouuh and Kevotvt'm
rrpairt-d. H-tU-2m.
ARBUCKLE3'
name on a package ot COFFEE ia a
guarautee of exot llt-ncu
AR10SA
COFFEE is kept la all first-class
stores Irora the Atlantic to the Paciliu.
COFFEE
Is never ijccd when exposed to the air.
Always b-i v th: -hr. -1 inhfirmetio.-iilr
sealed O.VJ i?Vi:r
?' Cor-ls of lui bavf nH fir m rrma to t
Nifl Hu;-rrli ttmt mH uKwIi dailv. -Trwrtf"
Whrtwr farmer an Wnort CHof.,-wr wagr. A-f ttrdr' fr.ita
ir vf'-inftr 4n !wtrH Tut: .en FKHMt
roLUi.N. xtriNK i(-iiie co.,
903 8. Cual flLreet, Ctuuaco, IU.
FASHIONAULK
CUTTER and TAILOR,
Huvin hail many
yars 'XfHTteijff
in aM Vnmehe of
the fa i tort n k Ihi
im, 1 tfiiarmitee
at)tactitm to all
who muv call up-
on nit- aiio :av.tr
,. me with their uat-
Honajfv.
Yonw, At.,
WILLIAM M. IKK HSTETLKR.
Ht)MKR!KT, PA.
' ?
The ol.t.ist an.l bent Inftilutlmi for obtaining a
Busiii.t Kitu.-Htiiili. W'e l.MVe Mi.-.-efuIIy .re
.ttrerl thminii.)! of yomig men Utr the m-live .1.1
tieit of llle. '.r CirfiilHn. a.hlrei.,
1". VI fV A H.NS. Mttshurv, V.
IT WILL PAY YOU
HI BfT YOTB
Jt C Mdltl i 1. IVOR 14
or
Wm. F. SHAFFER,
Hiiufir"timrof antl lnier in
.'oo-n HVii-t Ftti-Hultedun .srf Writer, iw.! OJtn.
Ai, Ay itt Jr!hr WHITE MiOStE:
Pirsniis in med of MONTMENT WOkK will
Kiul it to their itilrreH t..-all al my shop, where
a proper showina will be (riven them. N.fin.
fnrtivn (iimrnnlmt in Eitrp tlw. rwrf L-Jfji i
I't'A' )' L0 II'. I invite spet ial attention to the
White Bronze, Or Pure Zino Monuments
lutnslui ed by RKV. W. A. OR! Mi as a Iieclded
Improvement in the point of MATKR1AL AND
l iiNSTKl (TIOS. and uhlch is d.-stineil to I
the Popular Monument for our Changeable l li
mate. a CIVE ME A CALL.
WM. F. SHAFFER.
-
ft
I, BIRTHDAY OR HOLIDAY PRESENT
JAttTi mUm, lUrllatu r larmlM
i :Tr:.n.
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES
All nimbhed with tha rr ... at J . TV .. .
I a..-n trrrZJZrZLZZ" '
145 N. Oth St.. PhiladaTpir. I
JJAILBOAO TIME TABLES.
t .
HM.TIMOKE A OHIO RMLHoM
SO V ZHSKT d CA XliRH KKA VU.
M-TASt.E AND FARE.
MiU-s. Fare.
Somerset to Stoytown U",
Somerset n H.a.Ver-villt- IT Mi
Somerset 10 Bethel .. 22 j 70
Somerset to Johnntown a 1 10
Somerset to Kr-ktmd....
Somerset to UarreU l. a
somerset to Mytrstale 21 10
Somerset to Cumberland S 00
Sianewet Ui WahiiiTtoD - 210 4 Vi
Somerset to Raltiiwire 2f4) 7 -iu
Sneret to I'r-Miia it so
Somerset to rHin.ienee . yo -
S.iaetset to .'oniK'lhvtlle ia I SO i
Smurnrt io I1ttbiirtl. 1!U 3 40 '
Tlie fare to i'hi!.lelpbi l tv.'M. and to Nt-w !
Yotk, iL6!.
Summer Arrangement- In effect since May 29, 17.
NOKTIl-fiOL'XD TRAiy.S.
JiHINSTOWN
EXPRESS S.n 111.
.Imm.
J.nstown 7::
I ftM'kwiNtl 5 : a m
i rfijfrr tU a ru
J Mttyswi.mn ti-jii m
; HiNtvtTNville. m ut
1 iV-liicl m m
MAIL Nul l.
I Jur.
fittshurKh. 7:a m
t km ku.iiMl hAi a ni
; Millnni .:..; nt
I Somerset .11:1 if? a in
; sroysiown...U::i7 a m
i HtHivTMVili:.li a m
! itt-tttt 1 p in
Arrirr.
Johuatown.... 1.40 p m
J FavM-niri-r fhuu Pilist.titvh chantfc car for
j fx pint- uu tbe SuitrM;I k 4'uuibna at K-kTAtuwL
I on Sundays tfitMmin will run two himr late
. fnn KiM-ktttimi ti Kntri. ani nve hour law
fnHu Suuiencl to JuliiLiuwn.
So.MKRSET At n).MMoI.TIoNX,A, t. f
.ifTMV.
SOMERSET 6:ipin
Raltininiv 10:iK a m
Pitt4htirKh 1:H p m
R(m1ewum .V.iu p iu
MiilVnl o:ii l iu
t list-n. ft,r S-ni,ert frm the east and west
on tut PiiuhurKh 1ivlmu, L'batixv can at Roek-
! d.
i
SOVTH-ROrSD THA AX
BALTIMORE MAIL-Xu. i.
Isarrm Arrirr
Jthn-lm n 7-V a ra ( H.h'1cwj. 9:'A a m
H-tlel : A a m ! t uinU'rlaini lJ:Jp m
IIoovtntviile . m lit j Wa-hntion 4:,1 m
Stoy-nmu yvaiiij haitimon .V.ti p ru
( teller !.J.ui t FiiLturxb u iu
SMKItSKT a iu
Mtltnl 9:4-' a iu !
PneuKens fi poiut eas$ and west chatKre can j
at UorkuootL
Mi Siiinlay thit tmin will run twentT minutf
tale from Jha-towu Ui kockwumi.
At CUMMulATHN No. 'M.
Arr'rt
I Flirkwoot
It uiutHrrltiiiii ...
1'itt.ohiirish
V tt-sliiinfton
! Hnltinmre
.lotiitown -.m ft m
il;htl ;t iii m
Htmvfnville... .i:.n p m
stoy-4ou n A :z p m
tifiK-r ::..7 p iu
4 p m :
7.I.. u iu t
p tu
' a in I
v'jj a tu i
.M:i!oril 4 H' p iu
F)i-M-ntr n for eax ami west ehamcf rarn al
Kockwootl.
m -tui'lHy- (hi trniii will nm three hour ami
flft4eu niiuiilcM late from Jolinntown lo KockwoKi
KtK'KVtwi A VOMM'.HMTIt N No. li t
Isnve I Ar.itn
SoMKR.sfrr :15 p m Rockwood ri:4u p m
Milford ti:J7 p in
Pa-H-iiKfT Ira vine m thi train "an make oon
itertion al Km-kwoiMl witft niht KxpreM traiiiH
eant ami west.
I'aily. f baily except Sunday.
HALTIMOIIK A OHIO RAlLHOAIh
tlAST-liOVSlt THA ISS.
Twin Lrnrr ttwtrril . M'tiL AV;rrjw.
Pittohnnrh l:hp. w. 7 i a. n. k-jq p m.
BraiUlork l:;i3 ' 7 At) '
i.-kt-eiort l:4i ' 7:1! ' !:.' ' I
Wt Newton "Jri ' ) J 1
Hnaui Ford " " j
ouiifllsville :;:t'i mi H i;, '
Ohio I"vl l it j "
foii;lu.-nie 4-Al ' t . v IJ:14. m.
I'iiua 4:ti ' lOirrt '
ra.-s!ninn ":lu 10:J4
KHkHoud .Vjh U.: a l.'A
loirrett ."::t7 " lo-.
SaUhury June ." .47 la-:
Meyerxiale :.: !:.'.', " LJU
kt-Ttm :".' llti4 j
ShimI Pateh ;: Urn :m
SiHiUiainpia rtcJrt mim j
Kiiirhie h;. ' H:-9 '
lln'iman fr iti " II . :
uuilM-riumi 7;K " L;:li p. . iV '
rL-tiiiitor) 4 -jn 7. jo
Baltiiiurn (arrive) '
IVKW-Bo I A THA .Vs.
I niimt'm A
Tiitiiu Isiirr fHtnlvf'i A: Mail. Krprnv
Baltimore ...... a. m. Iimai a. m. T-d p. M.
AashinLt.m " 10-V. - K-.V. "
llimlsTiatlil S-lil p. M. I.-JIIa. M.
Hyii'ltimn s-::,'. " ;--T " l-;m
hmrh.ijie H-.J.H '
S.i.tthulllpl.lU s-cV.i
Su.d l'at.-li -ly " 4-17 ' 2-rj "
Keyt.iDe " 4-J1 "
Mt-yrrxlale !KI 4-S! " 2-'i3 "
Snli..iry June. ;-;ui 4-:
i.am-tt hi 4.i :t-nh "
kockwuiMl !-.Vi i-.'w 3-",
1 as-IniMii 10-if ,vin "
t'rhina lo-i -:iii :v.'t.l
i.Hiiiu.nre H-K - .V:f. s-.
1. Ili.l ITle III..V2 " .VM 4-j) "
1 '.Hiiu-Dville II-41 rt-.-ai v.w
Itnawl l-'.ir.l II ;V. -.(.',
West Nhu ton IL'-lA p. n. 7- In .vrj '
.Mi-k.-esj.n 1 '4 ' ',V. " li-l.'i "
! Hr... k I :i " "
! Ar. I'iitsInirKh i-.io " s-:i -.vi
I The time fivn in Kji-nrrn HtAnUni Time.
j HOTE. On SmiiUys K'HkvMifl Kxpivw leave
Piu.unfh m -:. . m.. arrive at Kim-Ikhimm. ut
t r. m Uftv Ktfkw.nitl hi M p. m.. rriv
I ut litltfiirvh ut fp. v. j
t Mull Tniinttnii'tt nt KorkMNi with trniu
; ttll frmt s-m-rM't in1 Jthntmn. ut Hvnl
I man with train tmirwt from dUNltVtrd. ut iHrrflt
j with trii.UK t. nmt lnm lU ri i u. nt xtli-lur r juw-
turn with irMiii. tmnl fn-m nlihury.
! W. M. fl.KMENTS. Mnnujtvr.
VMKND.MKNTTO TIIE CON'STIT'LTIOS pn- ;
totruM-itt'nt thiConitiioiiufuith
U th ir rtpprttvnt r rji.t-tion hr th-m-ral A- i
t M-nttilv of ill- omtnotinetiith if rVnii.-vlvrttiiu. ;
- l1itMi-lit.Hy nnlcr ot the svrvtary of i)ieiin- '
1 uimw.nith. in purMrtn. e of ,r(lU- XVIII ot Uu '
; i OflMlttKioM.
Joint rt-sohition pnifx-MiiL' mi aiin'inliiu nf to the
i '-oa-itttntion of tlie roimii'iiiweulth :
TloN 1. H t rmJ-tt ha t'i. S, wtt tlH'l Hi,h
; ' h'' jr-n'ttttT' 'ft t ,mtt.irwii, nf lh nn,J.
, iHft tn i, HfU A-rwWt mtf. 1 hut thf tollou illf
) tnl tL ah amt'iidment to liu coti-t;ti.tioii '
j ill' th? i-mMtiriwei!tii ot lV:iny Ivrnu in rtf, ,nl
. mihx with thv mviioti of !h titittt-nih unirli i
th,r'f :
f AMENDMENT.
j Htrilte out from itinn mm of Hrtirl- oiht. the
four -lUulilirtiitottM firvotr whh-hreHl u fol-
Uiwn:
"if twenty-twu yeur of ue r upwunls he
; haU liuve (Hid. within two y ars statcort'oiin- '
; :y tux. hi h -hull huve ltt u M-i ut lut
i twu inomns himI tuil ui U ul one momn Ir tore '
i the ekrltoii," n iiiut the vrion whW-ti rvait- hi
' 1V1Iok:
1 Evt-ry male ritivn, twonty-ouu yetin of uf. ,
ijwiNiinir the follow ing itiulih-utioiif. hull le
ntitltl to votfftt all el rtioD:
First, lie hull have oen u citizen ofthe t'nit
j tit Suiti at lea.- one montn.
.Vii-i1. He imU have r-tIe1 iu the Miute nn-
year tor if. hKviiijf prvvvisly twi unaiifiMl '
i' hrtoror native lw.ru eiiizMi of the tate, he !
! i:nll have rvniove'l thertlnaii ami returiietl. ;
'. i heu mix months immeilintely preetHlinKtheeler-
uon. j
I Thinl He fhall havp rvi1ti in the elwthn, I
! lltnrt where he shall ottT tovite at ltast two
I motiti'i iiutiieiliuU'ty preteiinjr the eli (ion.
! Fourth. II twenty two yt arsof ae r upwanK j
it -, n. i nave hiii. within two yeans a Mate or !
roiinl;. tax. uhii-h hull have U-vti a-"-! at 1
leat t .vi. tiK.df hM.aii'1 tuii-l at leal oise month (e-
lore ti.e elwliou." haii be aiuemleil, w a to
reait a foUoui1:
Every male citizen twenty-oiie yearn of ae,
prM-sinjf the fultiovini; qnalirit ation?. xhall le
i i:titlei to vote ut lite p.llii:ic platv of the Wer
li. n rfMrlet of which he hail at the time ik a
ri'lfiit and mi el?ew ht re:
FirM. He "hall have heeu a citizen of the I'nit
t'd Siatiut least thirty day.
Setntiiil. lie fhall have reietl in the etate une
jar(trrif having pn-vioti-ly heen a iuu)irifd
It-rtur Dative hrn ettixeD of the Miate. he
sliail have remove! ther-fnmi ati'l return!, then
.ix mnthi tinmeiliately pre-iiii(f the eleettoti.
rtiinL He shall iiave resided in the ew-eti4.n
riiMriet w here he hall otfer to vtrte at leat thirty
tn immediately preceding the ete- tion The
l.Ki!aturu at the Ht vMin thereof next after the
adoption iftliifiM.Ttion. hall, and fnm time to
tiiii-.' thtrx-nfter may, enat law? to properly en-lm-e
l lii provision.
Fourth. Every male eitlen of the axe of twen- '
ly-oneywirK. who snail nave raen a eitizeti hir
tinrty diyn and an inhabitant of thiit mate one
yenr next preeediitK an ele (tiu. xept at miuii
tm eUi'tioiiM, aui for tin lu.i tinny duvti a rvi-i-iil
ot the elei-tion diMnet in w hieh he may of-f-.T
li li vote, hal' he entitled to Vote at Miehelee
Iton in theelee..iindi!tnelof whu n he shall at
Ihv time I a rvidi'Ut and not ehww here for ail
ortirerw that mm are or hereafter may be elected
hy the people : Prri'hd. That in time of war no
t- t rior in the actual militarv wrviee of the State
or irt" the t'tuteti rtati. in the army or navv
t!iere-f hall e depnveil of run vk by n-um o'f
hlf alrence fnm urh eltH'tion littHa.t ii..
lirixature hull have nowr u. nr..tblu n.. . 1
tier in w hich and lire time and place at which
wich absent elector may vote, ami ft the return
and canvuflH ot tlwir Viai in the election di.-trict
hi which they ropertivelr re.idf.
Fillh For the purpose of Vfrfiiur. no per
'D ha!l be det'Tiu-41 to have ruined r Ur a
rcnu i.ce i.y naoii oi ni prt'-enrv or alm e
one emploTisi in me MTvlee ofthe I nil. si
Stalin or the Slate, nor while enmoosl in the
naviKali.in..f the watersof thestate ..r.if the hiirh
eaa. mir while a xu.ient .rf any rolhw or sen..-
nary of learniaic. nor while kept at any alms
house or put. he institution, exivnt the inmates of
any home f.a-.tiil'..'.l ami iu.liv.-ut sol.liers ami
sailors, whs for the pumose of Y.itma. shall he
ileetne.1 to reside in the election (lis.jirt where
kai'l h.m.e ia aa-ateil. Laws shall be maile for
aseertaininir. hy proper proofs, the citizens who
.hall he entitled to the nifht of aoffraa-e hereby
estahilshe.1.
A true ropy of the joint resolution.
I IUR1.KS w. STOSR.
HeereUry of the Comtuoowealth.
State Normal
School.
I'aaurpaieird in ita
healthful anil insturinr litnu...
l.-aehers a.Mi hon. vel gra.1 ilale. of eolleea. Utate
1-IillV tMtNTH, ( ..oveDletK-es and otnforu. Ku
pnc Model and Traininc SehuiL (tat aid lo
Jf15"LDON-
M
n.. r-nneipal,
$f7! nnn'mn i t
1.1 UK IIAVK.N. VX
1
I
V
Y i IS
.7 v i '
"nFHIL'A.
iYATESCQ-j
(j". CHESTNUT
n 1
' :- ?
- .A 1
B. & B.
BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY
-IN-
Dry Goods and Winter Wraps.
Having mude retviil'v a nurnU-r of
aIvaiit;ikreu-. pun'haes t loinTo,
we arc otU ritiL' now, in our d;tli rvitt dt-'part"-nictiis,
value whu li nave ncv.-r (, v,Vi.
l. Thee are
ABSOLUTE BARGAINS,
and will r-iij- y..nr ex;iiiiiii:iii.n i-it,rr jt.
Miiiiiily or by ;iitif .!.- tumuli .,.ir M...i ur.
.lei I Vimrtme'it VW r. m in, ,, ti,.lt
y.mr ititenta will tie a.lvani-e.1 I.y an iin.
t !r;il i. .ii Ut'.ire niakiiiL' pnn-daM-n v..i;r
Kail :mil Winter .-.ii.pli.-. On!y u v. rv" f.
nt tin-. rtr:l lir,;:i! lis n.w nit Mil- ran ,e
ni.-iiti.iiu.l ill i limit. -.i -pan- sn. ii i;r,
ciir.l. hut '. lUnM.-Hlrit ',. , i ;,rr ,u
tilttr. enlil. lining mii.-ii valiK.l.iv inl-irnia.
tinn a t.i Myl.. value;., etc.. I. .r eralii.tm;.
.li.-.trilMiii.in now re-.i.ly. an.) ,,
free i;m r.iU.--t mi .tal :.. any aiMn.
It inntten np llirtlie benefit of .mr nutn.fi
t.inrii patr..n.
la-lie.l tn.iay 2ll Hula- 'all.ni.
servi.vahle. Ini.rte.l I I. .th in ail i-.ii.ir ; ,i
yanl.-. plain unl 5 vanl Kamy S;ni u
.s ."n f,.r ihe t'.mipieie rath-rn lir.- :-K..I..-7.
have lien o.i tin ea..n at Ji.
An.illier l..t of Kanrv Knlie Calient ..r
llal.it- I.ikhI . .I' Fine !in,..rt.l S-r.-.-.. iv,
full I in- of i.ior-. with elegant Hranlol
I'anel an.l aruilnre Vet. I utl'-. an.l I ,.
lar pri.-e .v."o e:i-ii. I '.mlain.-. II va'-l
.ii.le witltli iiiaaN. Keal value, s.n
lU.lii ..t al"iv.- -.(H-ia! nlli-nn o.(i.:.t.tf
:il.ill I'm Suit I'attenw ofea. ii. an.l ilirit
will la? no nmiv, u this .-l.w :i.e mij.-rT;!.
ti.in. a
lii iieci- Kan. y Si-.it. li Skirling .tt in
wi.ltli. in l.-ir-.-e assortment of K.nu-y Mrt-r
at .i .-.-ii!-, liir'n.-rly l.."iii. ami iifVKr,;,
tor I.-m. la-ltirt-. Kliirant kikkTs.
'I-J im-h Ali-W.Mil Kat.ry SuitinH. .'lor.
in.-h All-W-i.il F.mry Suiting.
:w nu ll All-W.Hil Kan.-y !uitinjsi. I...
an.!
"l in.-li Ser'fc.. 4-V.
."i.i in.-h I'loih Siiitintr,., 4.V.
.' in.-h I'loih Suitiiiu's. .I.'h-.
.Vi in. h I 'l.ith Suitiii.'-.. :. 7"i s.v. l..m
Kreiieh Miitiris. 4.1. .'io. li.".. 7". $1 .
in.-h 'I" rii-i. is. -."h-.
.vi in. li rH.-ots, "ai. i"h
J inch Tricots, 7"m- to .l.'xi.
WINTER WRAPS, CLOAKS, ETC.
Mst eotnpl.-te assortment of Ijilirs'.
Misse-ami t jiil.lren's Wrij. in all maftn-r
..1" styles, tmiu finest Seal .s-kins .luwn 1..
e..iiifii..ii an. I eliea. ur.nles io suit all tate.
iri.l without .i.-sti..n at lowest ji.r-if.lr
j.r:.-ei. Your ;iuts an.l i.leas w.U t- laliy
rn.-t hy euiiiiriUir here f.ir ynnr Witir.r
Vrajs. an.l molii-v sav.sl for olli. r (iiiris
V'e lM-l:eve the interests of eust.itn.-rs ar;.
me'. -hauls an- i.lentieal.
BOGGS k BUHL
115, lir, 119 & 121 FEDERAL STREET.
rbbEGJHENY, PA.
.1ee..'f!..l-T.
The Best
Blood
Purifier
IS THAT WHICH KEEPS THE
LIVER AND STOMACH IN A
HEALTHY CONDITION: AND
NOTHING IN THE WORLD CAN
SO SUCCESSFULLY DO THIS
AS MANDRAKE, WHICH, AS IN
Jp. gcbeneK's
yandale
x. a. pills,
I IS A NEVER-FAILING REMEDY
FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE
LIVER AND STOMACH.
For Ifel hy all Iiruicrfrta. Prtf - n P-r '".
S !. lor 5 cs; or nt l.y mail. pr ''
nwioiiim. It.j. U.-b. a.s.i,Wsla
STPERRY'S"
ra C0NCENTRATSD
GUTTER COLOH
tSTHEBEST.rl-i
(RiCKLEfi, RUYSTOM & CO., Str?r. .1,.
i-.U ELY'S
F lAHnn
Cleanses th
Passages.AltyP'
and Infiamn"'"".
Heals th iort.
stores the Senses ef
Taste and Smell.
Trw trio PlirP.
HAY-FEVER J
A paniele is applied Inlo each noatr'l. an-1 i
aari'eal.le. Pri.e reals at lirnnr.e. : hy man.
reioslerc.1. le..n:. t.i. r BKiiTHtk.
inrt , .VwlVt. mart-:.irr-
V.MKNDMKNT To TIIE (ON-TITt Tl1"
t,r..e.i to the eiiiem of tins i ninm.
weallh for their approval . rej.-.-ti...i hr Ilie'.rn-
I erai vssem.iiy oi in . .hihib... -- ,
I . Pul.lihe. hf ifivr of Uie
i ,hr ommonwealth. In turuaiire ill
I AV III of the on-ticiition
J.iiut resoliui..o im.iiosii'Kan amTKlmr.n v
ae . .His.."ivi"ii. .
1 -si t
USA
Constitution of this r.. mm. ma t-aim . .
rttttloa I. lie it re.lve-J by ihe senate aJ"
H.Hise of Kepr.fsenuiles of the (..mm. .11 '
of l'enns)laniain "ntneral Assenihly met
the foliowina am. li.liuelit is propi-'l ' l"' 1 ' "
Mltutioli of Uiel'oin.nonweaith of feun-J
in aceonlauee with uie Eihleeiith Artitle i"te
(if: AMKMl-MEST.
There thall he an additional article pi saal ';
tilutii hi be desijfnatai an Article "
hiwa-
AKT1IXE XIX.
The manufartiire. sale, or kecpiim ftalerf
int..xiratin;jli.U.ir, to la- u-l a a nr-raue.
hereby pmiiihited. and an i.Jata-l ' t'" .M
hibition shall be a u.itcuKauor, puni-tiu f
hail be pK...led t law. - 1. of
The manufai-ture. le or icening
luKuticaiiiia- li..H.r i..r other p.irje. i'eo tr
beveraae may ta;ali.we.l in such manner .
mar be prracrilied bv law. The l.eneral
hall, at the ttr-t sesai.Ml su.--ee.lili- aiHv'
of this artleie of the onli:iiti..ii. rna.1 ia
adenate prnaltiea f.ir Its enforcement
A true copy of the Joint R.olution.
fterrrtarr of the CoeamonwealtB.
&M-a D4ICO, ri