-JUL
2
CHINESE LOVER TO HIS SWEET
HEART INCATHAV.
Ftiner shiner, vrly holtc.
Shinee alio day
M.tkf mwt' niiirliee, pcii,-;
Sweatee n away.
Chorus Weliw, washcc, wasi:
Wa.liw- a'k day
WliW, wa.W. wmin-e,
V. :y litti i-jy
M.wrwr sl.in.-e nilit
Sale mnik' now
V,' i.lw you'.i-e herelee darlee
Kimr w'uly b!ow.
Make Tiw, M-iik-e
Putiee allr way.
Svt fori t.-llio Ijrlttt-.
tlive iMHiifr ilay.
i ih. wi liotlee '
Hotte Ueile !
Huttee mnir Jay,
puttee irasbw.
Xltiebee numec
Take to Cathay.
Allnntn (AmMituti'M.
UNHAPPY ENGLAND.
T. :. r:A KrtRW, Tlir rfiKHftJNWT, TKI-U
A VI; TAI.E OF UniTlMI TRt
idtli in ('inrlnmtti Ehmrrt.
I met here Mr. T. C. Orawfo-d, hose j
name-in well known to all newjiaper j
readero a bavin? been in Kurope r the ;
New York WtM during the paM t wo i
vears. He came home on the chip ith j
Mr. Iflaine. and wrote til the reliwbie m-
terviews with him excejit one. He wrote
the Florence interview, ia which lliaine
emphaniwd his ref isal to lie nominated
among the other candidate at OhicajM.
When I was in I'.uroiie last summer Mr.
trawf.n-d obuine,! for me facilities to po
to the naval review and other places. I
had a ruiininjt talk witli him alsiut pin-
-rl tl.ln-n hnud. Said I :
u .! .1,0 i-nil, m mus on i
the Habie4 of Join our trade and break-
A..L i.ritr-' I
" I should think so. Hut the Knphsh- I
man is a .sii.pular Ik-iii in his under- '
standiiiRof the I'niled S!at.-s. lor a "a- ;
tion so well set up in t'ueir own self es- j
teem as thev are. esM ia'lv in the self-es-
teem of fueir sup. r:..r knowledge, they j
are the most incapabl'- rac- uliv- to ii'i- j
derstand our institution. Tin y thought j
that when Cleveland 'ihsu.i1 that i:iestLe '
or priK iaiu.ttion it was the end of the 1
matter; that immediately the tarills !
would all come ofT,and they would come
in and occupv the land. They were inys-
tilled and moitilied ln-n it was explain-
ts to tiiern that the l'res'uii nt could not
either make or break any law : that his
niessap as a mere recommendation, j
' till, well,' they said on hearing this, '( f ;
course those iiianifa-turin2 States will
have to cotne in. They may resist hi in j
by fori awhile, but as he is the ruler, j
and has expressed the jiolicy, it cannot j
be very lonp." I
"Are the Jiritish doini well under free !
traile?" I
"They tnav lie able to show vou some !
statistic, to that ettVi t. but to the naked !
eve and from, hat vou hear bv the ear j
thev are the ,n.t hapPv U-in' to-d.lv i
..nil..rl,.l..mitl. wiuMtn ll.eirlni.l.. .!
As prominent a man as they have in the ;
country told me that thev crmld not i
stand for their fn-e-trade pilicy more :
than five years loni-r iin'esi s.imi other i
nation or nations enlarge t'ueir market. '
Thev still insiRt that their doctrine is the
correct one. provided all the world would '
adopt iL l'.tit every nation on the con-;
t incut is living under a tariir, and then i
pouring the goods made by tariff into
l.ngland to be sold. The I uited Stutes !
is doing the same. Wes.'iid no end things ',
over there, and they liave to go in tinder j
the la w free of duty. Then the Jiritish!
colonies have put up tariffs against lirit- I
ish goods, and are manufa.-turing for j
themselves. The consequences is that
thev are stuck even-where. A grower of
I
iMitjitoes. vetretablil. and mitrk.t nrodtlf
in the interrior ofl'iigland told me that J
the French would land their apricots,!
Brapes. and gaiden vegetables in Ixunlon :
and sell tlm cheaper than he could I
raise them, lie said that his hot-h.iust 1
and wall yines. etc., were valueless to j
liitu. The IW-Loans are M-lliiiethein rail-
road engiupC. The nation they fear the
most is the (ierinan, whi- h has a very
liigh tariff and is pouring into K.ngland
from Chemnitz hosiery and all sorts of
woolen and cotton goods.
It is a notorious fact that the Ani ri
oans who go over there are changing
their orders from l'ngland to liermany,
where, w ith a tariff, they are manufact
uring cheiter than the Kngli-h with
free trade. It has liecn only recently
that the Americans have looked into the
manufactures of the continent, and when
they get over there they seldom return
to tireat liri'.ain. There is vatiety in tle
rign and accomuKNlation to existing
fashions among the continentals which
(he I'.ritish are too slow to come to. You
tve that tJerniany extended its territory
after the ware with France and l'rnssia.
and the (ierinan cities began to grow rap
idly. The government of I'.ismarck f.in
Hidered that it was the fust duty of a
government to set its people to work. So
tliey extended their tari.Ts. gave protec
tion to tneir mechanics. sncrvised the
w hole system of in.lus'ry, and they have
made iermaiiy un'rlert, live nation.
That is the nation the Hriti.-h fear; the
iermans can make bridges and railroad
iron and many other things rhcaerthiin
the Knglish, though the one has a tariff
and the other has not. That feeling of
anxiety is universal throughout the I'.rit-
ish Islands. Then- is a party growing
rapidly into pmniinenee :allisl iw
Trade party, which m -ans n-.thimr but a
reeiprtK-al Uriff party, or indee.1 a tariff
Irty. It represents, in mv opinion, to-
.lay the majority sent! nt of Knpland."
"Hid you l.K)k into the alleged poverty
in Kngland'
"I did, and jast l,-f..re I came away.
I l..v-e ln in .t un- imirr r.f V,,rr,tw
except Spain and Russia. I hate lieen
Bomehalfa dozen times through Holland,
France, Behuiru, S it.erland and Itly.
Their is no nation in Kurope with the
nmount of patijierism that you tin. I in
Kngland. In the city or I. union at this
moment there are lu.MVO ers.ins in the
almshouse ; there are :V.(ltrt nnemploy
J men in lndon. ne of the preatest
industries in that kingdom is the pawn
whop. One of our Secretaries of U-ation
told tne that upon the house he has,
which is no very expensive hon, the
poor rate or poor tax alon-.- for the sup
port of iiiuperH, 3.' guineas a year, or ab. ut
fliiO. This is merely to supjHirt the poor
of hia parish. It is equivalent to nearly
the full taxes on a similar house in one
ot our great cities."
Mr. Crawford ooutinued: "When
was at Manchester one of my friends
there said to me on Saturday nifc-ht : " I
want to take you to one of our represen
tative pubs.' 1'ub means a public house.
'This ia the night f.r the uiea to come
there.' He asked me to a drinking
house which had three different apart
ments, first-class, second-class, and third
class. In each compartment, the price
diflcred, and the grade of the drink
differed correspondingly. In the low
est compartment you get the lowest kind
of beer and alcohol ; in the nest you get
a better grade, and in t'ue third you get
the lust grade. 1 went in there and
found the place crowded chiefly with
v bat are called navies. Thcr come in
j there on St.Ur.lav r.ifit about " !
! o'clock and stay until tiie pUce rl- op,
3n that time the proprietor tola me uiai
the avenge Unuk of a man wnum ue
j about fwr gallon of beer. Tlf just
j lrink it bwn by the pint. . I a jutro-
dure.! to the proprietor, who tohl me the
! modus operandi. Sjid tie : 'There men
get tlieir wajres on Saturday, au.l the first
Ihinif they do into lay iii their hoc,.-
i the Kiot'l f i"" "5 hr,d. The next
I thini. thi-vdu nlii eo and tkkeihe'.ri
' clothes out of pawn. Their clothe are j
continually in pawn except on rjixlays. j
What is left over after they have wade j
t thin provision and redeemed their clothe '
they ni-eml at the public house for heer. j
! 'No,' mid lie, 'you must come here j
! Mondav mid vou a ill see the oilier fide j
I In l,,n,l,.v the WOlttcU
ll 1 1 Iv i i" ni'-.i. . ,
take the lumo clotliec which have been j
taken out of pawn on Sunday anJ put
them Uaik into the im Dhop. Then, j
having the money, it i their day to treat j
tbemeelves. They oome here anJ till up j
with beer jurf. like their biwbanda. The j
next Sunday the huaband redeetim the j
clothe, put in the hard provision, and j
comes in and f:l'm np with beer on what j
he has left.' I asked bini how much he j
made a year at thi public hou.se. He re-
plied, 13.0-K) a year, or tl5,0lKi. Sueli is )
the condition of the operative in Knj?- ;
)an(l, ud it is especially hard in their i
manufacturing centers like Manchester.
There is no disparagement 01 tins staie ,
nieut. I saw it willi my own eyes
Working Small Fruits
Fall.
In the
In many sections it is not until Spring
arrives that the work of cleaniiiji the
j fluids liegins, and then hurry ensues.)
I While the decayed weeds ani eras cov- i
' erintf the roots of the j.lanls may serve as ;
la mulch, and partial.- protect i 'inst i
(he ix-veril v of the winter, the question I
cornea up as a matter of cost. Apparently I
it is cheai-er to allow the weeds to prow I
bnd remain, if they are valued as mulch- j T
ine material, as no labor is required in ;
their use, but weeds are very expensive, ,
and are really wtly, rf the matter lie j
viewed from an economical standpoint, j
The storing of the material for the pro- j
duction of next year's crop ,f fruit g.es j
on iu the vines now. and the creater p"i- j
tion of the effort of reproduction is when i
the conditions of heat and moisture aw j
most favorable. S,me plants bear fruit j
before the summer comes on, but it is
during the summer that the trrowth f f !
ne canes and vines is preatest. All the j
elements of growth come from the soil, j
and as no plant w ill thrive as well under j
competition as witliont it, it is plain that
the weeds simply rob the not only of j
nourishment, but also of moUtnre. hen :
they die in the fall they do not return to
the soil that which is fieri veil from it, as i
during the process of decomposition j
min-h of the nitro'nous matter is ilissi- j
patis-l in the atmosphere. Instead of a- j
sistin to protect the fruit 'plants in the
''r. ' !,i ,,,ort' f"-icn"y t'" r"ers., j
" tbe lrnf. vigorous weeds retard t he I
pl" "' them to U-weak
"! "'!y, thereby subjecting them to .
the chau.-es of mor, easily succumbing
to the cfild. At this season the first duty
should lie to ullivate U-lwevn the n.s
..mspU-rriesanlblackber-
of straw lierrics.
ries, thinning out
uut the surplus p:itnts an.i
either hociuir or hand-palling the weeds.
Ifsume kind of w inter covering le need
el it is more cron.iinical to U"e s.ilt hay
or some cheap material that can lie easi
ly applied. It is also best to cut back
the tojw of tall ernes. If growth is to be
made let it lie made of laterals. It is
much better to cut back early than to
wait until the plant has wasted energy
in producing vine thM must be removed
in the spring. All the energy aved now
will be brought into use next spring in
theelfort to produce fruit, which will lie
of Is-tter ti tla! it v. Tio l'iimr' f.;-i'iziiu
Hay Fever,
, ,iave Wll a ri.Klical suTcn-r from
hav ft.v,.rbin tllt. s,1ulner (f 7.,, all.i
...:, t ...i Kv's Cream ltahn was nev-
er able to find relief. I can truthfuilv sav
at Cr(.ain ,lal.n (.ry,, ,e , rjr,,' i(
of great value and would not lie w ithout
"it during the hay fever season. L. M. j
(ieorgia, ISinjhainton. X. Y. '
I can cheerfully recommend Fly sCream
Halm to the suffering public for hay fever
and stoppage of the nasi! passages. I
have tried it and find it gives immediate
relief. J. F. Rector, Little U-s k, Ark.
A Baby with Two Heads. J
A Krent-h eouple by the name of K.-oui-
Unult, iiviii); iu Manehester, N. II., fur a
year last, al said to be the parents of h i
genuine frei k of nature. Mr. and Mrs. :
lleoulbeault left town on the Montreal
express fort'ana.la last niyht, having with j
them two children, one a bright little 1
fellow three or four years I'l l, and the ,
other nn infant in arms. Tiie f irmer ;
ser-meil jK-rfectly well formed, and was
apparently as aetive and healthy as any !
child in Manchester. The infant, how- '
ever, is n pjrte.l by si-veral jiersons w ho
saw it at the asseiijA.'r station last evi n
ini; to be a genuine monstrosity. The lit
tle one. now four wei ks old, is asserted
to have two jierfectly-formcd hea ls, join
ed ut the body by sliort.biit wcll-fiu nied
necks.
The lower portion of the body and
limbs are said to be regular anil well pre
portione,! un 1 that thechild's Itins w.-re
all riphl was evineed by its ire juent cries
and srrenms. It is said that it cries nl-
ternately with one mouth and then with
the other, and fiat it can dose one pair
I ,f e.vp ,,,p 'tuers are o-n. The
! parents are abnonnally sensitive in re- !
I S-,r'- to ti,l ir "Iranpe offsprinc and, as far ,
I lui P"'1''''. "' k'M't i l"rtl a "''t-
! Thin sensitiveness is said to Is tiie cause j
j for the departure of the family forl'ana- !
d- Ti,e -nI )-rf:tiy etn.ng j
I n.l Iieultby, and partook of nourishment
with an avidity and appetite w hich spoke
el! for its future growth. ('kir.i-io Hit-
i..
Fruit that has been canned or preserved
can le dried by skitumini: it out of the
litiuid and treating thesameaatotnatofigs
. ".'. .
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Coniblnes. in a manmr peculiar to ltoif( tho
!-estblodurifvinr ai d ftrnprhoiiiiiR peme
erf Uiff vifrectliie kiiitrilmn. V(u mill Tl:id
(his wtmdt-iful rtnwly eflwiiw wbrreotluT
mc41cir have failed. Try it imiw. It will
purify your llnd. n-fml-itn U:t dicftHm,
bud give new !iU ainl iir ;o Uioeiitirr body.
liiHKra Rar-aprilU did nwi prrcat jrotl.
I ru tirt-d out from overwork. nl it UhumI
iiienit. Wri. li. K. Simmonh. (V.Immh, X. Y.
1 auffeppd three yean fnm Wood pt-4Miu
, j 1 took Hood' H.iratuultla ami Urnik I am
eured. 1!kj. M. J. Havu, Brtrkirt. X. Y,
litrijies the Ulood
Rood's Kurarorilla is cbar-wterixod br
llirre iculiariti : lt, the eombinaiUm of
rmehal neiils ; 21. tbe proportion; 3. th
proem ef erurhi5 tho active nwliriiial
qualtLiex. Tberesult UaateilH-.actif uausual
pT rtfi. th. Heeling cures lilthcrto uiikaona.
Hend tot tMHt coutamiits aiUlitmaJ cviJ-juce.
Hood" S-irvir-ariHa ton f nir n-5t',m,
funn t bMmt, llurTv mv ;ti 11 . ;.i4
"tijt tu ttkr me ot'r." J. K TuoMTaoK,
iajniler ui lveUi., LcwcIL M-s.
Hood's 8irapirilla hf-in ;f ofhrrv and
U Worth )! WflC'it 1TI ? -!. " I. .VWHiMjl.Oa,
L luuk btrcei, tw Voit Oiy,
Hood's SarsapariUa
Sold by ill drutrrHts. l ; six f t $V Made
only by C L U00D & CO, Lowell, Uaaa.
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
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who wor from thi oolr.-.vini innplFifl:
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Illuminating i Lubricating Oils
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PRODUCT OF PETROLEUM, j
If r.iu wi-ii tla- wl tiM'f.inaly !
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EXCELSIOR
cooiv sTOVJ:
ilMS EITISFACTORY.
EIGHTEEN SIZES Al KIKE '
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ma vr.u rr v.r;, r.x
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FtK SALE y.Y
Tt. 13. Schcll & Co.,
fii!Kl:KT PA.
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Sche!! &, Shivler,
Somcivfl, n.
aprjMyr.
FALL -iSSS- WINTER!
i Uhifk and t'..lored Silks. Velvets and !
' Plushes.
. Vine imported Woolen Press t! is iu :
; Colors and l".u k.
I I'.pad Ciuths, -'ni i:n lit.- uide, at 1 M '
' to SJ 7" a yard. ' j
Wo'.l lien:':. 't:is. at . eents t.-$l !
jior yard. j
1'laid Stripes, Mixluri-s a
i w.Kil.VI inch Suilir.i; clutii.
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( 'oTiip'cIe ussoriment 1
fa in
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sii-ry, l ixlcrwcar, iioves. l.uvs, K.:n-'.
broiilcrii-s, Millinery and llihVums. -pU- I
vrsalid Yams, r.iiibrni.lt rv Silks; I Mis !
I
Trimming's, J'.mids and llutlons. Corsets, j
Mithlin Cnderwecr, 1.3to Ce.itaiu-. I'otti- i
erps, lllanket-t
Sheetings an !
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llulin
T.,!.le I.iti.-r.s.
Penn Avenue Stores.
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DCGCY TOPS, CUSHIONS, APRONS
rif. OXLT itPECiAUXT.
T. ami n AXOKHSOX SFRKKT,
Write fr ;!icr!-tlve CiiUlxrn.
Hera's a Ctrl Worth Having.
A pretty UilentcV girl who has just
completed her school course with credit,
anil by reason of rather sjiecial talents,
has received more attention and admira
tion than falls to the lot of most girls,
was asked the other day how she w as en
joying her vacation. "Oh, I'm enjoying
it very nitich," she answered, brightly.
"I'm doing the homework now. and let
ting mother hve a little rest." "Your
mother is away on a vacation, then?"
was the natural question. "Oh, no, she's
at home, but I'm giving her a chance to
rest in the morning and to dress up and
sit out on the piazza when she feels like
it. 1 think it will do her good to have a
litlleclianjie." .
A Problem and Its Answer.
How can any one have a Jierfectly beau
fu! set of tet-th, and healthy gums ? I'so
Minot's Dentifrice, the safest, best, anil
most popular toothwash ever introduced.
Trice 2o cents ; used by "Billionaires
i and mechanics, and praised by all. Sold
j cverv where.
( )ne of the necessities and luxuries also
of the toilet table is a bottle of water in
which you put as much powdered borax
as dissolve; Keep putting it in until
it lh instofailtotiie bottom and remains
there. When you tike vour bath, orsitn-
Vh' was!) your face and hands, ponr a
hitle of this into the washbowl ; it soft
ens the water and removes soil without
making the skin rough. It is good to
use also when you wash the children's
hair, as much soap is universally con
demned for that purpose. When you
fee! that cleanliness demands soap a little
pure castiic eoap is reeotu mended.
The Homeliest Man
I
In somen't, as well as the handsomest
and others, are invited to call on any
drnjgist and get frtt a trial bottle of
KtupV Iialsiim for the Lungs, a remedy j
that is selling entirely upon its merits j
an I is guaranteed to cure and relieve all
C hronic and Acute Coughs, Asthma, f
Ilronchitis and Consumption. Trice .10
cents and l.
A curious smoking pine tree on the
Vau.-han estate in llal'.owell, Me., is I
a.-ain thd toj.ic of discussion intliat city, j
I A jientlemau tiie other day said that i
i the last time he saw it smoke was on '
June IKh. The vapor comes from the ex- j
treuie toji or apex and extends several j
feet into the air. wavinir to and fro. The ,
column is nltout tho diameter of a nun's j
arm, and sometimes uiviues into two
columns. It sihokcs ix-riodically, and is
really a phenomenon.
Some Foolish People
j Allow a cong'i to run until it pets be
, yond tho reach of medicine. They of
! ten say, "Oh, it ill wear away," but in
most cases it wears them away. Could
i they be induced to try the successful
j medicine called Kemp's Balsam, which
we sell on a poilive guarantee to cure,
they would immediately see the excel
lent ell'ect after taking the first (lose.
Price. .VI cents and $1. Trial tizrt frtf.
At all 1 irmrgisis.
The liaiianna has come to be almost a
necessity in thousands 01 nortiiein laiiu-
iestow hom it was unknown a few years i
I n go. Thev are tried and served asau en-
i tree : pies are made of them, with a deli-
j c.tte uper and under crust with plenty of i
sugnr and a suggestion of soics, but who n
sliced thin and mixed with chopped pine
apple or with chojiped orang'-s they are
sin. ply delicious. At breakfast they are
served by removing the skin, cutting the
U'.nanniis in two pieces, cross-w ise, and
piling them on a pretty china or fancy
plate.
Answer This Question.
Why do so many people we see around
us seem to prefer to suffer and be made
j miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
j IiUymcss, Loss of apin-tite, Coming up
1 of the Komi, Yellow Skin, when for To
i ci-nts we will sell them .Sliiloh's System
I Vitalizer, tnaranteed to cure theiu. Sold
bv ieo. W. ltenford fe Son.
! A Colt That Knew Its Mother's
Footfall.
j Animal instinct is at times s very like
human reason that there is a distinction
with si-ais elv a difference. The Albany
i Y,.'. iiinl .l'i. rf..T says that I r. W. I..
' I i.i vis, behind his fleet Kentucky mare.
1 had (M-;as!.n to prtss the doctor' home, !
; wheie the mnro's colt was housed. It!
! was iinpossileo for the colt to have seen j
1 its mother, and yet, as she passed on the i
! stn et, it neiuhed most vociferously, iv-
j in;.-every si'ii that it recognized her pns- I
I eiii t:. It must have been that the colt I
i rew-nied the mare's trot, as chilJic-ii do
the sU-p of their parents.
.. . j
Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. i
Shiloh's Catarrh Keinedy, a marvelous'
cure for Catarrh, liiphtheria, Canker ;
j Mouth, and Headache. With each hot-!
j tie (.here is an ini'nious Na.vd Injeitor i
f.,r the more successful treatment of j
i these complaints without extra chaise.
I I'ritv .! eeiils. Sol. I by Ceoiye W. Ilcn- :
I ford it Son. i
; Tat hail n-c ntly iHiunMl a j.lai-e on a j
: f,,nn. One ihiy at nrMin he was haiuUn! j
a phissof huttcrmiik. He XnsWd the ;
liquid, s't the ghtss down, iind went into
j Xho huuse. I
I "Oi fay, sor," hn said to hU emjduytr f
i I.n't veztink Od hetU-r bo after pIn i
! i
t out an seem to the stock V
i "Why?"
! "Heritti-'o. Oi'vo ne eu.spiirioiw that.
1 soMieixwIyV left the cow tnndinv in the
sun ant! h.-ttia lier milk jretivnir."
j Shiloh's Consumptin Cure.
This Is Uyotul riesthm the most fue-
! cessful (xnyU Medicine we have ever
i ft few ittiwn luvurtiiblv rure
the
oi-st lanes of Couuli. C'roiin, ana Eron-
j eliitis, uliiie iU woutlerful succi-sa in I lie
eure of Gonsuiutuiii i without a par
i allcl in the biUry of medicine, tinee
j its first tliseovery it has been wjIJ on a
I 'lantnte-, a test which no other nietli
! cine can otanii. If yeai have a eoull we
I .......1.. ...I- ... it lru-e in
! earnestly crk you to try
rent?. '0 cents, anil SI. 00. If your luns
i an- stuv. Chest or Back lame, use P!ii-j
j lob's Toroiia I'lastc-r. SoM by Oeorps W. j
j Cenfortl ti Son. j
To remove grease from garments, tii-s-jive
a ta'uiessiKHiful of s.ilt infourtalile
fiooiifui of aleahol, shake well anJ ay-
ply with a sjionjte.
Yi n stunly oak whtw hraiK h-s wiile
IVi'nlly t!ie storms ami wind defy,
N-it l.uic ago an acorn, ttmall.
Ijij- tl.irniant 'nealh the sumruer ky.
Not unlike t'ie thrifty oak in its qerui,
ileveloivment an.l growth, is enpsumt,
tion. Hut even this mighty foe of man
kind, positively yiclils to the wonderful
curative proiertie of l'r. I'ier.ts's lloitlen
Metlii'Jtl lliseovery if taken early.- Jlon't
be blinil to your own interest ant think
yours a hopeless ruse. This reumrkable
retnetly his rescuetl thousantls. Of drug
gist. I noe a year eveu the r.ost fnial ltousp
wife fiVmM rpplenish hvr linen cUset,
ftltin-j Rt leait the furnishing of one bed
and a doeu towels.
'A" PERFECT
Of hnrmlecs vcetau! rcmcdic; that w'H rsitore tha whole system ts healthy action, ii
bsoijtely needed to euro anv disei-,o "for the dis.-e that off ct one orpati W8flk?n
alt" P.ic' Calcry Compound i THiS PERFECT COMBINATION. Poai th proof:
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For tho Nervous, 1 The Debilitatod, j Tho A,cd.
CurFspufir Brand
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Beaver - - College,
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE t OHIO RAILROAD.
SOUEntETJ: CAMBRIA BRASCII.
"
liISTAN'CE A.NO FARE.
1 5k.mcTH.'t to ?toytown - Ui.'-i
! Sjmcrft !o Ho-rt-pisrUIe - 17
I stunivrwt to ik'tfal '22
, fMiiunt't to JnhiirfUurB 36
, ?'iutrot tf KtAliwni J
S.iiK'rM. t lo 0trr-".t . 15
SnntTM;t.lo MeyiTwiali'.... Ul
.SmitrH:t to Cum r;.r Laud -S
Sncnet to Wwhiiiictiin 210
Somerwito B&Iilioore....UH iO
Sonic rx-i lu Lniu 24
ut"ntrstt to Cou:iutnce Jb
Sniii-r-tt Ui Coniii'IL-villc- 52
2 l-j
8 i 1
7 50'
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The fHre to Philadclphin l
! Summer Arrangement In effect Apr. 29, 'SB.
! XOItTII-BOVXD TRAIX&
' JOIISSTOWS EXl'RESiS No. . t
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MAIL No. 93.
A rritr.
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j on tin-Piiusburgh liivi-tin, iiiiugt cars at i;.H:k-
i nuuu.
i SiJiTlI-BOCXIt TRAIX.S.
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l--. t-sfi'ts ti.r jHiiiiui ea.-t and west change cn
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AO 'OMKOIMTIOX No. '-'I.
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ha i.tim u r; i: on in railroad. .
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r.Ayr-i:oi:xn traixs.
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M.iil Train1-'on:!ft at R-wtivnol with mins
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ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
M . svr ACTCitEa and IK.i.r.n. WH'-i.r.-ti.F.n s:. itrrini.B ut
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS.
Hard and Soil Woods.
OAK. POPLAR. SIIiISi.s. i'li KKTS.
ash, WAi.xtT. i'V'-"u:N'.. "asis.
CHERRY. YKI.L'iW 1 INK. -'UM.I.rs.
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