A GIRL CRUSOE. ThrlHin? Experience of a Mis sionary's Daughter. Anions the f.rll.ixmiiiiir full publi.-a-tun."f a well kn..n ea-a.-rn .nt.!jsjiiiip h.MU i a '' P'''""' ,,lete ith interest, emitted " Iii"nary Life and 1-e.tx.r in tit- rW.h Sa Wand." It i tlie production of Mix" II mini lnr M.in. a vnr lly li ti;i H'iit tier entire life auioi.g tite -eui which idic .l-wTitn. aixl ho w no actively mi-P-ee-l in the work -f j.r.o.'il-'atinK the rw)l among tlx- i.l-.l .-rhi;ii-Tn an.) ta-manf tin- W iry W' "f the ocean. Ms Imr-t in i n..w . -i-"irninir in San f r.ioci iHi ir.cn.l-. ... !-- Ic-ft '" r Jjeld oflaW in liK- 1 iji liu'i ' j""r" ney UN Y..ik and arrsnsw for the ,,r!v r.iiljl.-a'.,..i'r l.t-r rk in which . ... . , taken iniH'b lri'le. . . ii . . ib. f. I ,U rep.irter w h.i VMteit tier uie oiuer . . . i i evening ai her ei.rv quarterx at b.r, .Mr- i AllHter otreet. Mi Imrston related th Ka.l rtiry if h'W ahe f w t earn thia title. She prrfncri her narration hy nh.irt hi'urraphkal aketchof her-lf an.l a deTi.tmn of the uiiw:niary work of her ,rent. The fair youne nthont a tirn in the Tientsin Iitriet, China, in O-tolier, lH.")iV Her father waa enpia-J in (iiwi"-! Ial then- at the time. The climate Ji.l not at.Tee with Mra. Durston. and while Hannah waa yet y.mnit the family removed to the Sandwi. h Islands, where Mr. Imrs(otir in ismipany with a family nam-l J.ihatim--n.irrieil on mia aionary work. The Pnrsl.mV eventually, in 1HT4. t-tt!."l in the Wand of ViU I-vu, one of the Fiji trrI- " Cj. to this time,-' said Mi Durston. "I had U-en as happy as any child possihly could la-.. I waa a (fn-at fav.irite with the natives wherever we wnt, an l learned their lanjrmijre thonaiirhly. Resi.lc. father and mother t .k tfn-at ain to U'ach nie exerythintl, no my edm ation waa not neglected. I was now old eunuch to realize the valije of my jwn-iits lalsirs, and I liepan to take a tmut interest in n li'oiis matters, luasahle a inalill'T a 1 knew howl Uilk.il w ith the norshipis-rsof idols and tried to impress upon them the teaching of Christianity. " It waa on a Christmas day that I re-iriomla-r well my father telling mother that he had dn-idi-d to chaiij."1 hia ni dence to the Island of Kardavu, and there work in harmony with the Wesley n ministers who are numerous on that island. We made the change ere anoth er month had cue hy. I did not like Kardavu although there is a pretty hay and some tine island scenery. We lived in a hut made of cane, aeterul n.il.-s fn.in here the colony was located. "1 waa very lonesome, and many of the natives had nirly dispisitions. They pmii-ssed diapust and contempt o-lily for the missionatis. Mother'a soft and kind way aeeined U have no fliirt un them, and quite freipienlly they Ktole tiling from iia. Theft I w ill Bay though ia not a common jmn tiiv amount the Fijiana. One day father reprimanded a auh--hief culliM K-Ko for atealinjt a jack ki)ils ami in reply the chief threatened to reck veti(."eance on us. Father had hut little fear oftheiu doinr anything, hut two daya afterwardsa friendly native came and told us that Ko-Ko and -ome of hia friend would tay us a viait that night ami prohahly utirder father and mother and carry ua' into captivity, for Ko-Ko had anavil and liviitiouadisHHi tion. Father liecame alanned at thia. As the la-ach waa near we resolved to take a few thing? and ai-ek safety on the ocean inottrlaiye hark cama until the next day, aa Ko-Ko ami his men would surely j la? on the Its. knot. From the door of our hut to the rnndy la-ach waa only a few 1 atepa. Here was our caiua-, which father used in visiting .ljarcnt islands. In the ho- was a caai ioiis locker, w here fissl and a few other neeessnri.-s could la- kept. Toward aunaet We hastened to the beach, pla.i-.i our things in the lia ker, and push ed the canoe into t lie water. It would aceiu that we were none too skhi in get ting away, for the canoe was hanily a hundred feet from the lieach when the treacherous Ko-Ko and six others came hounding to the water's edge, brandish ing their Ss-ars at us in a threatening fishion. They had visited the house and loun.l that we had gone. Ko-Ko w ith an imprecation, hurled a spear at us, hut it fell short and dropied into the water. Father breathed a fervent prayer jver our narr w esea' and hoisted a sail ujkiii the slender mast. Under the iinjietiis of a gentle breeze the ra m a a.s.n h'ft the ahore far ladiind. " Mother and 1 wrapped Miraelvea up in blankets at father's request and lay down iu the bottom of the cam, to rest while he watched. It was some time le fore the lapping of the ater airainst the sidt of the nnw lulled me to sleep. 1 do not know how long I sluiut'ivd, but I wax aroused by a sharp cry fro iu father and a fearful tossing of the caftoe. My mother was already sittingup. The stars which had studded the sky when 1 doz ed off were olwu red by black masses of clouds, gust of w ind were shrieking in a dismal way aUmt us and the waves were large and high, at times roiling in'o the can.. We knew that one of th.we terri ble storms w hich sjiring up so suddenly in the islands was about to break u;sm ua. "God help na," mnniiured my lather reverently, and he offered up a prater for our deli veramie. I shall never forget what followed, llla. k clou Is sti-in.vl to open and belch out tire and let loose bat erw of thunder. The shrieking wind bad the velocity of a gale, ami the nn.w was toaaed like a chip ujioii the tops of angry white waves that gleamed like the w hite fangsof adevouring monsti-r. The wail waa rent asunder and the rain la-gan to piwir d.. a in torrents. Neither fath er uar mother lost their aelf p. ssiisi. hi. They coinnieiH-eil to pray apiin and I joined in. It was all that muld U- done. UeclasHst liands and crouched dow n to iwait tlie inevitable ,1... : .1 i "Suddenly aliove the Mar of the thun der we could distinguish a continuous rumbling Round. Those are Uie breakers and we will aoon be among them" whisiensl father, adding w.mlsof comfort at thcs.imetime. It did not look aa though ourcanoe would ever reach tl- breaketw, aa it waa iu dan Ipv of upsetting each moment, and the waves becoming wider all the time. Our ronditioo wastnily minerable. O! 1 can not dwell npon it ! My dear mother'a pale face riaes before me at, she leaned dow n and kisHe.1 me, tait aaid not a word. The next thing I remerjilT waa a deafening craah and a aharp cry from m-Wlnr. I waa atruck by something and conscious ness left um-. I can recollect owning my ryea as if front a profound le. p. The sun was amiling down from a blue and cloudless sky. I raised myseif and aaw the otvan at my feet. It w aa as placid aa a lake. 1 waa lying on the wet lieach not three feet from w here the Waves were rippling on the Band. My chaMies were dripping wet The wvorremw of the tonu came to me like an electric shock. My first thoughts were regarding f .tber and mother. Were they aafp,, i reached the terrible alternative! About thirty feet away I saw the canoe cast burn and dry np.ui the beach. Its side ! a Movti in where it :ruvk the rm-k. ; j lintinimr up ' : ' M rt " "'i-'r-' .'. !!? the- r"tlnfl.r-;i.-li other d- , j j.-t discrnilde. ! "! cved the exi-nise ,.f wslfn'l -r ; I n-ivel.l.irk.l.jvtl...ldiri!f "l''ll"n : : in the nrf. -I l r view revealed liat i ' we in v h'oml t -.Attn frpfj in '.v ; I veins. That which "a the fji.rt of the : , wevt w the rf any tlvr iwrvnta. j ; TIerwetvrla'i-.UvtliiT. vor;miru ! the feelin f horror ul i km that. : jme n r ine I tiii-lml into tin- water up i t. my waii?, a i l. w ith almost aiiperhu- ! man tn-nirf , hroueht out the Unlit ' from the w;tv.-. I'r.tiKinp theiu to a ijry ' .! 1 Ml over the rol'l I'.riui' in a'iea.ily faint. 1 tvoi-rv.l my aeaw only f.iint aa-aiii. I i'i not -iwell iiun what ; f.li,.we.I. 1 jhbeJ an l moaned where ! 1 lay all day an.l niu'ht. an.i prayed that ! I iniirht die Wide niv father anI moth- j " .i l r. The toilowmir iy i ninri. tfiTtt fit ine t " i my f..th. ; T ami nxither in the :rave. 1 , , .,..,wl, tl.ut . the avurrence of toe two or three lollow- ing days are dim ill my memory. I know I found some water-soaked f.ssl in the I.K-ker of the canoe, and that I waded out to the reefs at low tide and gathered ahell tish. In a grove of oa-oaiiut trees near the shore I discovered a spring of fresh water. As slrengtn returned to me, I resolveil to explore the vicinity and see if I could b arn where I was. Being afraid of meeting hostile natives, I acted I with great caution, moving stealthily ; through the palm groves. "At night I laid down in some shelter ed inaik and used fern leaves as a protec- ; tion against the damp dew. Four days j passed and I learned that I was on aj small island, w hich appeared to lie un- I inhabited except by a nasty looking se- j cics of bat and small pigs and rats. The ; pigs were w ild and savai.-, and I had to evade them to keep from being attacked. ; My only sustenances were cocoanuts and j a species of w ild U-rries. The nuts 1 found : on the trrn md, where they had fallen j during storms. According to my n-cknn- j in,r uhoiit three months of this monoto nous exigence passe d awav. Mv clothes , " era. Evecv inorning ' ,nd made a frugal: e rest of thedav I ww worn into tatb-ra, fcvecv inorning ; I liathe.1 in the aea meal on fruit. The sH-nt in exercise and reading a stained copy of the 15ib!e which 1 found in the Us ker of the canoe. 1 did not fail to put fresh greens on my parents' grave." The caii. when turned over made a comfort able abiding phe-e at night, I crawling in through a hole in the side. There were three storm during my stay there. Of course I was. trenched. I tiiink if my ex istence as a Cru-ie had lasted much long er I would either have g. ne crazy or died. As il was. the consolation afforded one by reading the Bible gave me strength. "One day 1 saw a party of natives land from a canoe. I hid and watched them and ssui n-cognied among them several friendlv face I had seen at the Wewlevan tx-hool at Kardavu. 1 called to t icin, and on coining up they knew uie. j ., yard. They arc I'.ne lh-ess (,sls. remcm I cannot tell vou how glad I was to lie fvr, (sTiect, and this sswiis giants : lliev ,". ... , .... , i can i I'nwr at these half and less than halt taken into their canoe to the colony at , A J ( (miw malij. UfilUn Kardavu, w here I was heartily welcomed, j i,i iliere; we waul you to reinemtier the ThedeepeKt nxivt was express.il over tt that the-e an-to la-sold quickly, 1 e . ,(,,, in,, nisnre that, and then annul tliat the fate of my p.s.r Irarenfa. 1 hat is all ,(.. lIV i',,.st ,md choic.-it g.s.s ever I have to sjiv in relation to the suhject. ! I determined to follow up the good work of my father, and I think 1 have la-en successful. The treacherous Ko-Ko was banished from the island and died in a leprosy colony a year or so afterward. I had my oarenta' remain removed from the lonely island and decently interred at Kardavu." Keen Animal Senses. A writer in A'uior, commenting on the experiments made usn the sense of smell in dogs suggest that aome expla nation of the remarkable results may le found in the exclusive direction which ia given to the sense. He adds that in the case of the dog, while there is little brain work going on to cause distraction, the attention may Ik; applied more close ly than in our own caac ; and thus the dog may enjoy an apj areiit advantage in respect of keenness of scent. In connec tion with this topic the writer maki-s thi'se observations uisin the conduct of birds : The sense of hearing in aome birds j seems aa wonderful and discriminating as that of amell in dogs. I have watched with astonishment a thrush listening for worms, as their manner is, and very evi- detitly hearing them, too, within two yards of a noisy lawn mower on the oth er side of a small hedge of roses. I'mb ahly the worms came aome nearer to the ; surface iu consequence of the vibration : caused by the machine they are said to do so but the thrush heard and did not : see was evident. Kobins apjiear to ia- able to distinguish the voices of their own offspring and par ents from a iiiiiiiImt of others, and at a great distance. I say apar, for in such a case one cannot lie quite sure. Hid less can one give all the details of long con tinued observation that make t'p the evi dence in favor of it. All these cases have a common and mysterious element. It is aa if a window were os'iied in one direction and ail oth ers closed ; or as if all the available ener gy were directed along one narrow path. At any rate there is something more than mere keunes of sense. HonV If a dealeroffcrs yon a lsittleof Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup without wrapier or lals'ls, or in a mutilated condition, iio' foecA U il'm't ( it a! aw price, there is something wrong it may lie a dangerous or wortiiless counterfeit. In sist upon getting a crfcct, unbroken, genuine jckage. Half a Century Ago. Aivonlingto Mr. llolyoke the outlook of the industrial class fifty years ago was' as dreanr as 8ila-ria. Fissl waa uraroe. ' The English ra. waa thin. Even girls had an ill-favored liok, U-cause underfed. j , , ,i r ; it-w , m ir on, i nir irinni mi uiT-lriu laws every 1,IO,000 of adult ,,,, :n s itnmis ill Kiiglauu weighed 12,liK) ohb heavier I xu u" unden.itnl, will rtc-ivc prHi!t aiien than they did before the repeal, and the ! JKKKJilAH J. Ful.K. young eople bad prow n ten times come- daVIIi hinkb u'liH" lier than thev were. Fun Hi'l, la. - ' , J. R tt, Vlt'r at taw, Somerset, Pa. Ely's Cream Blh ia worth its weight j . . in eold aa a cure for Catarrh. One bottle cured me.- S. A. lynell. Franklin, Pa. In all the extent of thia broad fair land w here is the man, O, where ia he, who can give n the dimension of that largest rattlesnake without ringing in that "and j a button " on u ? Cnd stir? HVC- &L r stomachy Sl: "'r-T'T t efcs ia, conaf, baf,on , ners bliTude diseases cf Women, &wrjxte&?M w.. v rs.se y"SSf"' I O ins OcauT, lul fClorecpufurB.rhe PffiTSEB Absolutely Pure. - n?nirth anl wh..l.-.nene, !. r.-om.m..-il rk(. mtom A mn-fl nfiitmtv. y,,, lhr ritinnr km.1. ami (-um iw pom i f.iif.tin witr. ihe multuiMle f lw tt, hurt wrialrt alum or iiichw- fwdT. M arty n H,,v.i KaIin.. Fowivki Co.. lOSWall HC. .l. Kor nill iiifMnnHti.in 1 Uie rome. wh.;re ui ob ain (iovemint'iu laiii.lH. Main. Kic, AMrw A. M. RRACKESKllHiE, Central hmnf.1! Aacut, CoruerTth Ave. and SmltlinV'.d Stn.-em, I1Iltursh. Ia. ma ALL FORMS OF Cl-r"rr(3, Kru-h-1 f rf. r Imply tk.n tr.adf Boft iml C1--ar. b;t. 3, b. mM, cu:, 7 - 1 t,...tCs. Cnto t-d I -9 U'TfTI.Joit 9,1 ( JlC f J i . u-a-.a uri K'U&X ""' '. 14 VW-y i o l i: 1 i:: i. c: a: you Y' I :fJ& t i . 1 1 -x: u m i uritT. Sold b Every Druggilt in Somerset. July la-'Is-ly. Jos. Ilorne&Co.'s Penn Avenue Stores. No SuiiontT Iips I'amhri.s. ti Ik1 carril over, t fie entire st.s k lo U' sold out quickly, wv mean this, as evideit.r read further. Fine French suitinir.. 1'iai.ls. aniel-hair Mixturt. I 'hecks. Stripes, eils tliat were imrtc.l to sell at 1 .oft, sl.-'i ami l "o; to-ilay we otl'er Aid. of Hu m at the two pri.-cs. Vi AM) 7" CKXT" n.ld at these mark -.low n prut of oOand o 1 ivnts a yur.t. j Now. then, in the same room, near ihe ; door, we otter more August mark-down. :iII-wm1 pkmIs at :in cents. a!)-w.ol gtHslsat ' rent: then, hii-st of all; one lot of o ' inch Smtimrs. liirht inixtnns and checks at ."SI cents a yard, were " cents and I Ki a i yanl Yot: e-mnrt duplicate thi-e llnss isds liargains. ! 40-ineh All-wool 'ives, were o and l!5 ' ei'iits, at ,ra o'lils. Then some I'laiiis and ('larks, wen- 7.r . ci'iits, now -to rents. , Wool Nun's Veilings, .'si ct,s.t nowJwnts. ;is-in li All-w.Hil Suitings, were .VI cents, : now at :!" cents. S.nie light sha.ies in All-wool KhyU.r t'lothes. down to .'is cents from on lo T-ic. S.nie S;riHsf KhyfsT Suitings, light col onsl, now at Jo cuts a yard. Some plain Flaming oVlicatr shades, 1") O'l.ts, were cents. Printed t'hallis, 3-vnl goods, down to I'.'f is-nts. Karh lot sjsi-ili.d hen is worth while sec- ing. as these fahncs are ihw and choii-e and . s.iiiahle f..r wearing now and into the early Kail. This is inr "clean sweep" August I'rcss f;,Ksls Sale. Jos.lIorne& Co.'s : Penn Avnue Stores. Xitttsburgli. MO.ly Pa. Trustee's Sale OF Mai Heal Estate. ov VlKTl'Koftin alias order of the Orpham' DiTt f SpnifrsH ounty. Pa., ti the ttmlfr- liiiMl fiiri-u-d, Wu-s will xMiM4uiHae by pub- lit- miUrry on SVTUKDaY, DEC. 10, 1887, at 1 o'clock p. m.. on Ihe premiwe', the following ii-TiN-l r-l eriHte. lme the inperty of Stuuuel IlinUrtuyti. ilt !. viz : M I ArriHtn tm"! of land situate In liUi It in Ai!iiif-oi, Twp., .srimerMft "., Pa.. H'tj.Kiiin? UnN ill Juliii K. Mi'lini.M k Ix-vi t'oucii.'imnr, PiokiTton lmihcr CiMntMtny IhihIk. o.im N wh cmh.u and S. Trent, lavid Hine bH.ieh and oiht'Tv emnainin 41 arrim mure or U. of whicii 2-V r' c!fnil, fly in mcHdowr. 111 ice t'niiHT land, hnviug imrem ertMud a two stun brit k Dwelling House, with tement ; irnorl tMink im 4m!lfi ft an.l other otiimiMiiiio ; isl water and fruit ; un ocrlaid with eotil. rireelny. ir.A ore an.l iinie--..ne. fiuavenir-it I" " liis'l and ehuruu . tbin !;nr !li iKte hemesleafl tl defs-a-.,! KI O Sillisle in. firt-hrtid. adjnininft llUi .1 No. 1. U.als.rf Niiali Seoll, M. L'. Tn-iu. dd oiit.-rs, x,iitaiiinn( 4M acre mure oc iesf M 1 fl'iianr as af..r.-id, dioinin IlUt Oi traei s... 1 Noah ssit. S. I'. Trent and olini, cisithiuine ut were ra.ire or I.smi M- A s.uwie as ui.ri-giid, djttinfnft ItlUi H trw t X. 1. lands of Iwvi.f llnir- : Isnitrh aud laaers, eoniaiiimg acres more ur i less ! N.w. 2. a and 4 are heavily timtiervd wilh rmk, elieslmn, ,lar ai.d n.-.nl.s-k, and are alul two ine.-s from Kort Hill snuii.a. u Uie B. & l. , Kailnatd. TSfTOS i a? S'T" .1lTm','inn "n1 : dement ot d.xsl. oiie-iliird inoitr year and one- lhlr,l in iwvear from day nfsale: J.I -r vut ! of Uie p.m na-e money lol iwid a sre.ii athr lirISM'lv If M.l.l lelerred navmenlK t be si-etir ; Mn uie (iremlMS. ov jiio.-liienl Ism.ls ; jswse , j,-. ifiveu al oiiw All eorre-iMMidei.e aa.ir.ua c 101'RT PROCLAMATION. W'HKRCta. The Honorahlc William 1. tin Pridi ul Juiler of llw is-veral Courts of tommon I'leas of liw. M-veral twinlte cMllsisina u lUa Judicial IiistrieL and JumUv of tin t.ount. of I Iyer and Terminer an.) imnrntl Jail Unlivery, f.w the , ,,hm ... a.. mf.iM. vii.-iiuere in urr sn.u liistriet. ami samcki. W Ai aFRand i iuvkk P. Fha vkr. Ei' . Judm-soT Hie 'ourts.a 'oliiimn Pleas and Justice f the roiirtsol'oyer and Terminer and -neral Jail lviiiery Kir Uie trial f all rani- j lal and (Kher olfeuder in thet'ounlv of S.nierset ha-e wnisl lh,dr rvreeenw. and tu tne directed, I for hol.liiiK a sir of Common Pleas and iiieral o,nnrtT (sw.his of the Pea.-, and ireneral Jail I Is-hvery. and Courts of Oyer and Tmniwr at tsim.'rsrt. on j MONDAY, DEC, 12, 1887. j NoTlct. is m-rehy eiven to all the Jntflcw nf the Peaee. tl.o Coroner and Cnnstahle witlifn tli I bi.I tisiniy of s.mH-rsvt. thai tln-v be then and : there in iheir pmHT tron w ith their rolls rs : tints, ininsuuais. xamiuatioru. and taller re , metnhranees, u. du ihs- Uiinir" which to Iheir j orhiaut in thai oehalf a).-rlaln tn br done, . and also they uo will prnsenil. aimiust the ima I wiers thabare shall be in tue jail ot sum r-et i Cnnnty. t Le then and there to nmsrente agaiusx . them as hu!l tw jusL 8herir urb.-r. i JOHN WINTERS. BOVl. f " i tsheriff. I YOU CAN FIND THIS PAPER 1 Ul ! PTTs.e 1 1 M -et .. Ht M ! atitlriw- T5T'miTCsmnT TT1 rtf atnaa tut aavaniaiag at lwwtai rataa. fill I; ..7-W i . iL LEXHL i jit 13 y ) I The trade union are (tenerally com posed of ret;til traders and artisana, and are of a more modern date than the merchants guil'ls, few of Hieiu lading a ceutury old, say the Jnutn (inzftlf. With regiirl to mechanics the nnions are generally cmitjsiseil of maatera and work men, united aa against Ns icty. In some tnelea where vorkmen are nuinerons journey men have thetrow n combinations Imt generally, w hen they have occasion to combine against employers nf w hich instances are rare.) they meet in some temple, eoiiinience A strike, peaceftillj" accomplish their object and disband. tlccasioiiHliy the unions en'brce their de mands in a terrible ma iuer. The Uold-U-atera I'nion of oochow the Athens of China some time ago wreaked a ter rible vengeam on one of their craft. ( rol.l ieaf waa n redeil toan unusal amount for the Euieror. One of thetraft repre sented to the magistrate that if he were allowed to take a numtar of apprentices the work would be greatly expedited, and having obtained permission he pro ceeded to engage a great many appren tices, violating thereby a law of the trai'e which disallowed an employer to take more than one apprenti.-e at a time. Hia conduct so infuriated the craft, and the word passed round: "Biting to death is not a capital offense." One hundred ond twenty-three of them rush ed upon the miserable man, etch taking a bite. Ileath soon relieved the victim of the 6endish rancor. To make sure that none shirked duty on that occas ion, no one was allowed to quit the shop whose bloody lips and gums did not attest to his fidelity. The murderer w ho t.sik the first bite was discovered and beheaded. Poet and Photograph. In 13 FiU-Grcene Halleck w rote to a lady friend who had solicited his photo graph he was then 73 years old say ing: " It is not by a great deal so haiidsome, liegging its pardon, as 1 am at present ; for in order to lie in the fashion, I have allowed my beard to grow long, and, to avoid lieing aivusd from my youthful apiarain-e of being under 45 and liable to ie drafted into the army. I keep it nicely whitewashed; so that were you to meet me you would mistake me for my gtssl friend, Mr. Bryant, the siet, and would esteem and resiect me accordingly. 1 think that the sun since it coiiitnem-ed taking likenesses for a living has la-en more successful in its hats and great coats than in the human face divine. Because it is as old asc vation, it evidently takes pleasure in making those who are silly enough to ait to him look as old as him- lf." Ilix.i i.ak physicians very rarely ex press a favorable opinion of my proprie tary remedy, but tiiltnore's Aromatic Wine is a marked exception to the rule. It has the hearty endorsement of many of the leading physicians of the country. Ir. Herman C. Evarts, Physician and Surgeon of the Bremen Line of Steamers, writes: " It gives me pleasure to testify that I have carefully examined fiilmore's Aromatic wine, and cannot too strongly urge its nse in those cases for which it is recommended. The formula if a gonA one." The (iilmore EcmedieS are for sale hy Biesecker & Snyder, Mammoth Block, Somerset, Pa. WHY will vou cough when Shiloh's Cure will give immediate relief. Price, lrt cents, 50 cents, and fl. Sold by tieo. W. Benford & Son. Building up the Homo. Every young man should insist on health, comfort and respectability in his living and then save for a home. The young man rverts the opjiortunities of fered by organizations of an educational and sis-ial character when he uses their headquarters as mere chilis, putting off marriage. The young husband and w ife should not " flop " into a boar ling house, but put head, heart and hands together to build up the true home. Only an edu cated woman a woman with a giaal heart, a level head and skilled hands can make a good house on small means. She can do it by "stirring in judgment,'' setting the table aright and steering the boys and girls. The American civiliza tion that is coining will be the most ex pensive thing on earth except barbarism. It can only be maintained by that style of plain living which in every region sub ordinates the material to the spiritual, and by wise economies saves from the lower to spend on the higher side of the national life. I'hUadflphia OilL I si ki kked from a very severe cold in my bead for months and used everything recommended, but could get no relief. Was advised to use Ely's Cream Balm. It has worked like magic in its cure. I am free from my cold after using the Balm one week, and I lielieve it is the best remedy known. Feelinggrateful for what it has done for me I send this testi monial. Samuel J. Harris, Wholesale tjrocer, 1 HI Front St., New York. SHILX)II'o Catarrh Keniedy a positive cure for catarrh, diphtheria and canker mouth. Sold bv tieo. W. Benford & Son Bug and baggage " is doubtless a pro verbial expression in regard to the move ments of an anny. Touchstone says in "As You Like It:" .fcCome, shepherd, let us make an honorable retreat ; though not with bag and baggage, yet w ith scrip and suTippage.'' The way in which the phrase is used shows that it is a well known one, and the joke turns on that fact. " HACKMETACK," a lasting and fra grant iKTfume. Price 25 and 50 cents Sold by Creo. W. Benford & Son. An artesian well sunk at Northampton, Mass., Jiv a silk manufacturer, is 2,440 feet deep, the deepest known in this country. The Ixiring has been through sandstone, ami has been in operation for two years. A XASAL injector free with each bot tle of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Prii 50 cents. Sold by Ueo. W. Benford & Son. The recent decision of a New York Judge, that cornering was a crime, must have been the outcome of an experience in going cross lots where the fences were high and cow horns plentiful. SHILOH'S Cure will immediately re lieve croup, w hooping cough and bron chitis. Sold bv Geo. W. Benford & Son. A picture of "John the Terrible" after killing his son, lately exhibited at Moscow was said to have been so realistic that its effect upon a lady visitor caused her death. FOR dyspepsia and liver complaint, yon have a !riiited guarantee on every lsjttle of Shiloh's Vitaliier. It never fails to euro. Sold by Geo. W. Benford & Son. Mel'e.l butter retains its purity and fla vor; melted oleomargarine smells like tallow and produces ascu n. ARE you made miserable by Indiges tion, Constitution, Dizziness, Loss of Ap petite, Yellow Skin ? Shiloh's Vitaliier is a positive cure. Sold by G. V. Benford A. Son. Judged by progession, there are no sin ners, and judged by practice there are no saints. Trades Unions in China. fn Our Popular Crznd "VTll fee found- a. ConjJbinatioiiTfot always to be fad. ? A Fine Quality of ATA REASONABLE PRICE (&) 55 LOOK FOR THIS ON EACH Pluq IFYOU ARE LOOKING FOR A FIRST CLASS ARTICLE IN A FAIR TFIAl sk;"Youi Dealer Foi It DONTTaKENY 0THEr Jno. FiNZER & BR0S4-ouisville,Ky: THE PEOPLE Who have hern disappuinied in the results ob tained from the use of COCA WINER, BEKF WINE and IRON, or the ao-called EMfl-SIOX of D MVER OIL, nhould use CHERRY MALT PHOSPHATES, a combination of Wild Cherry, Extract of Malt, and the HyiMiphosphates, a dclicioua stimulant and nutriment. Cherry Malt acta on the stomach and Liver increasing the appetite, assisting digestion, there by making; it applicable for Dysiepsia tn ft" va riiHia forms ; horn of Apatite, Headache, Insom nia, Oeneral Debility, Want of Vitality, Nervous Prostration, Consumption, en-. If your Druggist don not keep it, send 1.00 for one bottle or 15.00 for tin bottles. Express paid. LIEBIG PHARMACAL CO., 7H Maiden lame, N. Y. Sold by all Pru (crista. mar.W-'W-lyr. JOBACCO DON'T FAIL TO GIVE SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE! mmmi for M-BMDriFDi Christmas hdbbeb. The holiday issue, now ready, is complete in itself, containing no serial matter. The cover is enriched by an ornamental bonier printed in gold. The price is as usual, 55 Cents. It contains the most delightful -tones, poems and essays by dis tinguished writers, and superb illustrations. 'Among the important articles to ap Iar during the year 18SS are the following Send for pnispect : tT'DTTDT TOITIC ?TCU UC A M wi contribute recirlarlr to each number during 1L'DI1 LUUiO O 1 Hi HOUlN tberear. He will write of many lepira, old and new, and in a familiar and wrsoual way, which will form new bonds ot frien (ship lietween the author and his thoumnds of readers. In the first p.iper. entitled " A Chapter on Dreams," apearing in the January ntunlier, he relates incidenUilly, in connection with the general subject, some interesting facts concerning the origin of the now famous story " Strange Case of Dr. .lekyll and .Mr. Hyde." P HIT WHV Urn Fl IT MTQ W. 3. CHAPLAIN, wnibelhe first of an especially UnlLWil 1 rlVjUllJCn 1 0 important and InterestiuK serienof papers on railways their aduiinistraiions and const ruction, including gieat engineering feats, famous tunnelsand passes, an.l, indeed, those branches of the subject which in this day en gage the attention of the whole country. The illustrations which will a.vomjiany this series will be very elaborate, original and lieautilul. The authors and th titles of the. liir.-rent articles will be annouiice.1 later. T"lR n A QARnCMT'Q Papers on Physical proportions and Training will be LTV. L, rt. OrtrVULIi 1 O continued by aeveral of increasing interest, with as rich an.l unique illustrations as those which have already appeared. II I I1QTR ATFn A DTIPI TC "frciHl interest will be thoe on "The "Cm ILiLiUOirIL.L' rt I H.LLJ paign of Waterloo." br J HI N C. ROPES ; on "The Man at Arms,'' by E. II. BLASA FIELD ; two papers by EDWAKD L. 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MlTMntriCCnUn'C T ITT CDC lUillLyi-LOOWrill O LiL.1 I UfAO tlie substance of several articles of great illustrated with Mrtraits and drawings from i T U P V T PT I l"i M wI" ,,e not onlT 1" the work of well-known writers hnt In that of j IrlL 1 lb 1 1 W 1 1 new authors, in securing whose cooperation the Munuiue has tieeii so ior j Innate during its first year of publication. A serial novel, entitled First Harvest," by FREDERIC J. STIMSON. w ill lie la-gun in tbe Januarv numlier, and enrlv in tlie year novelettes will lie published by HEXRY JAMES and H. C. RUNNER. ! II T TTQ.TR HTTPMQ Tht Magaxlne will show im-reased excellence in its. illustratinns. I I LL UOI I t 1 I y 1 O. Tiiey will lie more abundant and elaborate than ever. It is the iiiteniion 01 tlie publishers to rciircsciit the but (org ii tne Uifluig nrturfo, and to pro mote and foster the most skillful met hods of wood engraving. CDUpI A I NOTICE Toenable readers to possess the Macaxine from the first number (Jan. 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Stanerxet to ;rren.. 15 SO j Somerset lo JiejcrwUle.. ... 21 70 I giinieiwt to Cumberland .VI J 00 i Somenet to WaKhinatott.... i0 t U I j AawTMl to Baltimore. . 250 7 5 j Somerset to t'rdna 24 M j ' SianefM-t to ronftuewe . 'J6 I furaerset to l ouuellsvilie Ji 1 n) ! i Socicnet to Puti-bun-h 111) iwi The Tttre to FtuU-Jelpbi y 4. and to New York, S 1L. Winter Arrangmnl la effect siac Nov. 20, tT. xon Tiio cxd tra iss. JOilSSTOUS SiMLKtT. o:. a tie.Kvr a Sloyioitfi 6:JH a HMver-villeM 6:.S a bethel 6mZ a express-No. i. t Arrim. JobiiMow n T JS a 01 MAIL- Lravr. PittHburvh a m Kn kwxnl. lt:;v a m MiUonl ........ U:.- in NiinerMt . ,.1"J:K iu MY!rtiwn 12:'X1 p m HtNrVersvillt!.!:' p m Belbel 1:W p tu So. Arricr. JobnMown..H l.& p Pa4eiiitrni fnno PiUfhunrh ehanire fan for ! points ou the Sjtuetxii a riubria at Koc-kwoiMi. SOMERSET ArnMMOPATIOS-No. . f Bnltimore 10 a m SOMERfthT ;:50 p m nuMfuneu ...... i iupm R.H kwtr-jd ft lit p tn Mtlt'ont 5:;V p tn PasHeiiKen fir S.merset from the east and west on the i'.itburKh liviii.n, chAne can at Rot k- SOL TII-BOI SD TRA ISS. BALTIMORE MAIL-So.9it Ijftirr I Arrtix Johnvtowu 7:Wa m Rix'kwoiMl Ki0a ra H-iliel a m iutau ;-jjp m HverHviUe. s a m I htniftn .W p m Sttowu M;.v a in liaiii.i.iHv 6:4. p oi ieintr V.JUani t Fnifthuriib p m S M KRSKT t:i am M.llorU.... it i7 a ni Pa?ein:er Ur point ea-4 and we?t chanire ears at Koekwood. AiTClMMODATItlN So. W. I sum Johnitowa :.li p m Hi'ttiel u"i p in H.aivcTsville... .I'-l" p ni Stoy-itowii 3:.:j p iu tt-iicr :;:.7 p ia iiKi;t -t o"' p iu Mill'oril 4:16 p in An-iren KuckwiHNt -l:: d m ( iiiii s.riuu.1 ... ,1.. p ra liu.lnri:li s:4- p ra Maluiiulou i M a iu Kaltilimre a m Passengers for earn and west change cars at KorkwtHsi. HH'KW(KJI) AfVOMMODATION Nn.86 t Ixtirrt A rrirrt Somkrskt :ip m Kurkwiasl p m Mdtord (i:Up la Pavs..iijrT, lraviii on thin train can make con nei'tion ai Kiw-kwiiml witti Dixlit Kxpreai trains east aaii west. Daily, t Iiaily exci'ii rSunilay. BALTIMORE X- OHIO RAILROAD. PITTUBVUdll DIVlsioS. EAST-BOt SD TRAIX.S. Yiiwih. X Troiii Isnre t'tniitied'tl Kr. Unit. Krorrnt. !'iiL-liiri.'h 1:10 p.. KiitiA. . tfc-j) p. a. Hnnl.lisk 1:H sj:i Mi Kee-irt 1: S:J.l " Vnl NinliiD " " llliii Bnmd Konl :t::l lltUi CoOiit-ll-nlle Sili " :0 " 11:15 tlhiopylc 4:s ll-JS " Omrtucwe 4:10 iu..i I2:is."ji! L'rina 4:H " 1U:.Vi ra!'iman "isi " ll:Ui K.KkniMsl 5:l " II. js liVi liarrett " ll:i;t ' Sali!.iury June a.4-r " ll:."ij McyerMlaW .i..s ' u;.v, l;j) kleystiMie 5::4 ' l-.ul P. a Haml Patch .ri:..i " 1ih i.;io ' tsHitliumptoo tej-t M ' Kairhope 6:.u " " .. ilvD'hnan 6:42 " lju " Ouuti.-rlaiid 7.1A ' iir, Wa..liiliieuin 5:4- 7.JII Bail i more (arrive) S:ly 14 s.: WEST-BOCXD TRAIX.S. VniimfH Jt TraiKt Leave VumorrTd Ac. .tf.itf. Rrfimm Haiti more a.m. 1(Wi a. m. J- p. a. Wasliiiirtnn ' HKV " H-4U Ollnlwrlaud w-flO- " 3-10 P. M. I Jl A. . rlvmiiiian 8-:Ti :-42 1-30 " Kairtiiiis. s-4s " irfi Southampton H-.Vi " . saml Kit. h -ii 4-:j 2-47 KeytoDe H-'il 4-:lh Mcyfrilitle --t0 " 4-42 " 2-07 " Saimtiiiry June. -. 4-4.r ' l.arrvll -4l 4-.V. " Mis ' Kis-kwooil tl-."vi 5-i; " Cas-lman 111-04 5-2., " I'rsuia lo-.M a-tv. " i.VI" Oaitluence Pi-.'s " .v,mi " ;wim (ihio Pile 10-. ' jw 4-jn t'onnelNville U-.tO 44 IkVi " 5-liO " Hroa.l Ford .ri ti-."l West Newton 12-4:. P. M. 7-:U " S-47 " Mck'iHirt 1--J4 S-10 " 6-20 " IlraililiK-k l-: ' Ar. Pitisburxh 2-00 S-4T. 7-00 Tbe tint given is Eastern Standard Time. Mail Trains connect at Rockwoo.1 with trains tn and from Somerset ami Johnstown, at flvnd- ! man with trains to and from Hedlorri. al t.nnvtt I Willi trains to and t'roin Berlin, at Sali-hury June- i Uon with trains to aud from SalL-bury. I All 7Vat Stop or Paveiytm where Time it Giren. W. M. CLEMENTS. Manager. (,'. K. LOKil, (ien l Pass. Agt. z I mm z 0r. 8Uk AraeKl, Corp.. WMAMickcl. IL i. If you have abused your Stomach by eating or drinking too much, or of the wrong kind of food or ''quid, you will suffer because your iSiuinach is angry. Now beware of all temporary expedients. TRY that never-failing, safe Remedy, ftp. cIiQnck'S o o knJnike Pills. F t SiiIi ! Mil Oniicrl''f. I'nV.' etv r ' fa.? fttr ft rtn : ii1 wnl hy mtl. fr . -i noripttif price. Dr.J 11. ticttiravk ... p! ;! BUY YOUR CflNDEE RUBBER BOOTS John G. Sanner, Somerset, Pa. yatesTcB: CLOTHING 3- B. & B. BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY - IN - Dry Goods and Winter Wraps. Having made rei-cntly mimiier of ir. u.i, diii.i-r.Mi? ii ii. i tini ilm-ks Hr closnitf siaks we are olleruu; now. in our ilill. ri in ih uri. T1W art, i niriiis. ,,-iiut-s ou-ii iu,t n.'Ver :st-n t-xi-ci1. ABSOLUTE BARGAINS, and will reuy your examinaii.,11. either -r-sonaity or liy sampli's through our Mi or. dcr lHiumneiit. V'e feel cotiviin-eil ti,at your iim n.ts will Is" advanceil by an invn. tiation Ufore niaking pun lia-s's of vi.iir Kail and Winter supplies. Only a v. rv (Vw ot thee extra Itarains now 011 sale i-an (w mentioned in a limited nif him-Ii :w :hij card, hut 'ur llliirtrolnl Kill ad Wiirr Ciu nltxmr. iniitainiiii; miicli vaiuable inhuma tion as to styles, values, etc., lor icmut.Ko distnliiitioii is ih.w ready, and will la; sriit fn-e iin reipicst on postal :o any u.l.iri-... It is gotten up :orthe henelit of our nut-.,f town patmus. 0'iuil today Kolie Patt.nis, fiiif. serviceable. Imported ( loth, iu all colors: i yards plain and " yanls Kam y Striies at .s ;u f,,r the l.'ompliie Patlern ltrr. 'fiwse Rots-s liave hei'll sold this seaxiti ul j,s. Another lot of K.ini-v Kols- Pnn-m- nr Iliibits -tiiNsIs of Fine Imior1ii S-rje.. in full i lie .f Colors, with rhvant lir.iohi) Panel and arniture Vi -t. Cuil. :m, 1 ,,. lar price ."si each. Contains II yanls doofile-width inmIs. Real value. ?1i. " B.11I1 ot aUive sjiecial oili-rin.-s conit ,f alsitit iiSuil Patterns of each, and ihrrt will lie no more, aa this cIom- the im.,ita tioii. Iini pieces Fancy Scotrh Skirting. :tn in. in width, in lan.e :iH.,rim.'nt of Fancy Stri- at on cents, ("rioerly 1 'si. nn.l never Mii.i for lw U-fore. Ehvant j:..-. 32 inch All WimiI Fancy Suitings. Clinch 1I-W.h)I Fancy Suiiimf. :'a.. :w inch All-Wiai! Faiey Suitings. 40. il, and .inc. ."S.i itn-h Sctvi-s. 4oc. -0 inch I'loth Suitintrs. 4.V. M im-li Cloth Suitiiijrs, ,'t.V. "mpncli Cloth Siiitiusrs. .Vi. TV H."s-. I Oil. French nitins. 40, isi, t5, 75, lme, $1 ut). Ji inch Trii-ots. 4.V-. .rsl inch rriints. on. K."c. "fl inch Trimts, Toe to l.."xi. WINTER WRAPS, CLOAKS, ETC. M.st eomph-te assortment of (.adieu'. Misses' and 1 iiildn ti s Wnis. in all manner of styles, from lines! Seal skills down to common and cheap grades to suit ail taMii. mid without ipntioti at lowest piihle prii-es. Your wants and ideas will he fully met by etitpiiriitt: here for your Winter Vnis. and money saved for other ptirp.es. We Is.-lieve the interests of customers and merchants are identical. BOGGS k BUHL, 115. II?. 119 & 121 FEDERAL STREET. jrVlsloEGJHENY, PA- dec.VS.-1.y. Hp.mlin j Oiprans and Pianos. Th- CMit Orrm was Inlrrir-ii 11. mi in in ,a-M. it llmitliu Or,-" .iiw:i nt.iiil t;i-" i:u ir -iiti iiin-y over jit 4nf. fi:iviii' nvt'fvt-1 Itlj'ifot lloiMprHii' HlUrnt W--r4 LjLtuixiiii f-im in?. tiy M i-m .V ll.-imim (it w en-at ;.tivance i tiiiiK i.-nn-tnicf mii. fipcrt prrtonnctr H "' L.r-.i"l itiiftnivi-innl Mi piano mi t'uif ernmn. 1'ian-' rin:ul:rr. r-ntliintf nmft!fti 'w tiin ha.-T. mtiftctaim, mod toners vi Pi lruan i aialotcut.). free. XAZCVt tt ZiXLTS 0USA ACT ML. IS ZxX Ui : (Saia M STV 7CO. PERRY'S CONCENTRATED UHER COLOR iSTHEEEST.r.rirFPiH Vf RICKLER. RUTSTON & CO., Steri'ST. 1 CatarrH elys... Puges.lK jsHi aa4 IntJin " Hun taa Horn th 5nM jf& I Tut and $! V1X Try the Cure. HAY-FEVER A particle Is afifitieri Into each nostril, aist t urrrraMe. Hriee .Werajis at l'nw'l' : "J" nirinensl SOevnis. KLY MltitTIIt.il' ,.'r wick St.. Sew Yort. mart "ST.ITT. "yALl'ALLE FARM PRIVATE SALE! WE will sell at Prinat lt the "oW? Kara, of Saiunel iotrr. arrrfrd Thi fine if llw mm iloirabie tartn iu KnilhTa.if? Tuwachip. It a. altiiaud on the r'i' r"m milwtriiia Berlin, and ii mile" from S,"".PV Tli farm eontniiw J.irea : Laarrea are " l aa-1 in a aMaalMaie of coHiTaii'm : ba.aaca well limlH-nil. baviax thcreua erected a u" twu-aiary frame nn ELLIS G HOUSE Bank Barn and nh. r ouibuiMiBic, all in a fill tle of repair. There ia marf auear irmre ciiatainiiin frMo four l tir '"'"T. trei. with a ! mr ratnp The ''!l lerlald ith nml. Tlie farm a.tiili " SfTila. IMTid t urer. JiJin H.illuian. aad i"' W ill be aiild on reamnahla lerma. Ao. ! in th Bonoith ot Mejrerwlale. turner" : Pa., hein k No. 4 i trie reoeral u "iZ town. Iaied. th wthe ww' "1 and Third rtnta, fr.ml.ni m North rtrerl hy ln! feet hark to Penn Mrw anil .ijoil"M " No. J. For ftirttH-r nartieolara rail oue aoara either of lie Exeeuum al hvrlia. Pa. HFNRV 'BKR, tXHtNUl ttER OetUMa. Ii III 3..V'ns r. VOTE'S LCHESTfjyrf lIaso;i cc
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