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The Last Charge.
IVvon.l u, in . i "wAl'l"
" ,rt l,.aK. after n.v move-
mrnt i
irniT.
lav Ix-e ana ue n-iiins"' ;
There diJ not j-r to Ih- niu.-h j
nrvr.llizatinn, I'Xvfpt
he a-ivance-l ;
. ;...:..r i ...r.l.in. I-
In- i-.aJ !
' . I .,.l..r
i .rf.tinT anil a
rear jzh.c ;
tJe0, Lnztree:. r.Hl further up the val- r
lev. Formation were 1111
nie.l.A eiy w c- ;
,' to male a l-M "";-
do.nth- piaiyJ"!. O"-1'1-.-amp
from ( i.tcr, CI W -
bat i han.l, Ja-l.l up w n.e .lb to
mewage from hUs chief: ' U-e liaa Kir
renrtfred! Do not charge: the white fia?
iaun- Or.lem ere Kiven to compu te
the formation but nt to char??.
Looking to the left, to .ppon.-.iu ;
courthouse, Urye- group a wen ne.tr ;
i i.J, of federate tr.o; that
. - . ;
r,',l fallen bck to that pont n. Cos- I
ter had not come back, an l tnppo-dng
that he wan with the group at the court
houw, I nit") on a gallop down the
narrow rici.f -UowH by my frtaff. The
c.iurt hoae wAp-rhps three-fjartha of
miledwtant W ha4 n.t (rone far be
f . a heavv fi- wa .ipene-1 on n from
a akirt of tim!-r to t'.ie ri-ht, an 1 litant
tiot ni
ich over rrfiysrU. 1 balt-l f'Ti
moment, an
1, taking o:f my hat. aliej j
out tiist the flap wan Im-iiip vi..l.ite.l. t.ni
coul.t not rtoj. thefiriii?. whiMi now
cauwl ok aii to ukehelter in
mnr.ine irallel to the bri lire
a ravine
we were
and down w hich
we then travc.cl.
As we ai'Iroa hel the rntirt
honse a
trentle a-nt ha.l to Hi i'ic. I w in a l
van, flloweJ bv a ".-want -arrj-:ne
my battle Sas. Vitl.in l Mt ,l. yarU
from th( rourt hou- an 1 (' )iifc ieraU'
i;.wi .cue of tin- uieil in their ranks
brought Ion their truni to aim oti us ,
.o,l LTval etl .rt in.eie bv their "i!. vrs j
t L.-n them fr tm f'ii.f. I h.1'1-1, an! '
hearing me n.;i-l-ehin l.tiirtw-.! in the j
M-i.l a 1 tnftlerate H.l ii'T at-
tempiins totaki- the bailie flag from the
color lMfirer. Tli the T.'Mnt In.! 110
i.lca i-fnibinittinito loi.l ha l .Irawn bis
Hal T to ent the man -loun. A wrl
from me e:u--l bi n t . return hi- m!t
nn i take the (lag back to the stall olii.-crs,
who were mc little ilitam-e h tttri-l. 1
remained ftationary a m-.m-r.t afl.-i th. st'
events, than, calling a itaffotiicer. din-' t
eJhimt.t g over to the gr.np ofC.n
felerate otiii-ers an 1 ib inan ! whatsii'-h
rombii't meant. Kin l aimlou'ies wen'
made and we advam-ed. The s::i rior
itfi-eiw met were ten. .1. P. i .r I .11 an I
ien. CadmissM. Wilcox, the i.itt. r an
old army oilicer.
Aa on aa the tiriit grwling was over,
a furious tiring U'gan in front of our 11
eavalrv frtin whom we had only a few
111 mute liefore se-rate l.
.en. Gordon
eeiiiel to lie xoiiiew hat li.-e..m'reil by
it. I remarked to him, " ien. iroHoti'
vour men tireo on ine ai 1 wai a coming
over here, and un l. nhted'y tLe-y have
dene the same to Merritt's Jand Ciis'er's
er.immandK. We might j it as well let
them fight it out." To th's prcp'ition
(Jen. Gordon did not accede. 1 then
oked, why nt t-n.l a stnll e:Tifvr and
have yo'jr p'rtie et firini' Tnev
are violating the flag!"' lie said, "I have
no staff ollioer to s -nd." 1 replied, "I
will let you have one of mine," aud call
ing for Lieut. Vandethiit Alien, I .liiect
e.1 him to restrt to ; n. i..nlon and
carry his orders. The orders were to gJ
to t ien. it-arc, who was in . cii'n an 1 of
a small brig le of S i.i'h fir Iina civla
ryind ask him todiscontimic the tiring.
Lieut. Allen dashed off w ith the message,
jmt on delivering it to ien. (ieiry was
taken prii-mer. wit 1 the remark from
that officer that hedid not care for w h'te
llag. that S 1:1th t.'irolinian n-rer si
ren.'er. It was ubout this time that Merritt,
petting impatient at t!i" sapjt is-'J tnach
fr.MH tiring. tr lere 1 a eh irg of a por
tion of hi om.n ind. While (i.-ns. Gor
don and Wilcox were ftiriy I in con ver
nation with me a rhmd of dint, a wild
liurrah, a (lashing of siliri, in ii.-ated a
charge ami the ejaculations of p.y staff
o!li:w were heard, ' 1. 1 kl Merritt ha
order M a charge."' The light of ieury'a
brigadv followed; Lieut . Allen was thus
released. Tne last g in h a 1 bii-n iire.l
and the lat charge made in the Virgin
ia campaign. .V r'i A 11 r.'c in .' ciVic.
To Wash Blankets.
Put a pint of ho iseho'1 ammonia in
the bottom of your tub, having had the
blankets well lieaten to remove ail cling
ing dust Is fore yon get the tulw out.
Then lav the blanket lightly on over the
aiiim 1111.1, an.l pour upon it a mimciciit
.piantily of wirm water to cove, tlie
blanket entirely. Tiien with a stick or
the hand, flop the blanket about ia the
..lution. pn-ssing all the water that w ill
come out of it against the side of the tub,
without wringing as you remove it to the
rinse water. You w ill Ik- amaed to
the disovled dirt coming out through the
fibre, as no washing or rnhhuig wi
III!
iftai) u Is will bring it out. Linse in the i
same way. in the same mo lerately war n
water mot Isid'nig water'. ami by sin:.ly
pushing the blankets about in the tub.
Press through the w ring -r and hang out
to dry in a windy place 11 it in the sun.
A the blanket hangs there drying, a lit
tle water w ill collm't in the four comers,
which it is rather an amusement tj
queeie out to help the drying process.
If von do not care to put another blanket
in the first ammoniate l water, which
must be done promptly, as the ammonia
evaporates quickly, divide the quantity,
Hiking half a pint for each one of the two
tubs, and wash t 1 blankets at ance.
The evaporating ammonia, released by
the warmth uf the water, can only escae
through the blanket w hich is laid over
it in the tub ltei'.tre the water is applied.
Hence you got the value of every dr p of
it. In ordinary cleaning with aium tniu,
for piint, brasses, silver, etc., mix it with
cold water first, ami then all a little
warm watertothe pail. I'ij-r.
An Extraordinary Phenomenon
No other term than the above w ould
apply to the woman w ho could see her
youthful Iteantr fading away without a
jrang of regret. Many a woman becomes
pivmaturely old and haggard lecause ol
functional derangement. What a pity
tha' all such doiitt know that Dr. Pierce'
Favorite Prencription w ill r. store their
organs to a normal si ite, and 111 ;ke them
youthful and beautiful oueu morel i'or
the ills to which th daughters ofLvej
are peculiarly liable the "Prescription" i- j
a sovereign remedy, li is the only medi- ,
cine aold by druggists under jusitive
guarantee from the manufacturers, that 1
it w ill give satisfaction in ever- ease, or
rnoney will be returned. See giiMantee i
on bottle wrapper.
"That Miss Jones is a nice looking girl, '
isn't she ?'' ;
Yt, and she'tl liethe belie of the tn ,
if it was'nt fir one thing"
What' that?" j
"She has catarrh so bid it is u;i pleasant !
to lie near her. Shs h is tried a don-n
things and nothing helps her. I am ;
aorry, for I like her, but lint .1 oesc't '
make it any less diMgrveabte for oue to .
be around her."
Xo if alie bed used Dr. Sage' CiUirrh
Kemedy, therj would have been nothing
tf.filie kifulatlld fit it irt't iir r-jlurrlt
every time. 1
How Waees are Raised.
An M r-r.hrm, uhicli hm lv-n !.'! -callv
amaslx-I a hundred limes, iIiiKt
:' "'. 1-1. n.c
the arnment nVrnt age tli """ "
some pro!!-!! ftiiimni wry say,
or? loer than ! a frw-traIe country ;
: Klt flii.tvii.riv the
in p". j-,,.... - . . ,
tariff n.4 raU- at all. Kven a ;
ahatiow mma oi;:n 10 jTnvi.c .... .
awumeI fact iu no way Btipport this
conclusion.
iosn the '!-or ftrpt of the Now and
kana ha rivers there rw4 volume
r.f water w hich is at time awe! led by
floolato a ?rent Jnirfit. !n ordinary
stage of water the narrow channel
not half filled, hut even then ti e level
... . - I I 1 t 1 1- C
ot we stream is nioer i-y i.umn v..
fw.t ay uar the breezy mountain
than In the loulaixls near the Ohio.
When a fl'M-i corr.e, anitlievi.lume of
water inceIl two or tl.ri foM, the
stream r.ne at many joint? twenty or
tlrrty fee!in a d;iy orljtwo.; but in every
where hijrher thsn ln-f.tif. Only an
iiliot;nti!J c!a'n:"that the fliKJ;make
no oilTcren. w itii the height of the
utrearn, iH-cause it is still several hmi lre'l
feet hiali.Ttititr the mountain than in
the lowiaieU. Only an i liot wouki a'iie
thst the F.-y-i l-e nt awell tlie at ream
at all, bcau-e the rie h irMter in nir
row j.la -e than w here Jtlr; cliaunel is
brnvler.
Tiiis stream reprewnta tlie curse of
ag-, higher by hun ir! f etaaay
near the ni'iTintaii where ettU'r are few
and labor want' than among the crowd
ed s.pulaiions aloi.g tiie sea coast. I'ro
tec'.ionisa fi .i, seliii.g t0 or three
;in:e ti. a ii 'unt of wages to b.' dish irs-
ed. Til" result is a higher level of wages
than ln-fotr
level in tii
al ail points, and yet the j
HKiuntaina remains higher j
than the level near
the coat. It ra'.sif
the level eery where, aiel vet it
far more in l!aee or ivii::it
1:1s :
.n :
hete the fc.;. l v of labor is small than j
where i! is large. Ti.ein coimi a 1 vino- 1
eratic iiliiutli icr and rea-ns that tiie j
flood cum it rai's.' wajr-s anywh. re, lie-;
cause it dtsu not lift tlu-in every w iiere j
alike, and docs not hoi-t the water in the j
Ionian is tothe level of the water in the
ni'-untains. !
l'riorti proitstion in (ieiiiiany and!
l rance wagi-s nere mm h higher in Great j
Ilrilain than in either ot those countries,
and had U-en for luat'.r vears. That as
j jiartly the res:t!t of many general! ns of
' car.-ful pn.te'tion in ircat Uritain. lint
j since ! Germany and France have
j lio n protecting their industries, and the
j level i f wages iu both countries has en
. ri-ing. though it has not yet reached the
! British level. Light years of protection
liave not yet overcome the effect of many
j years of free traoe. let a IVmucrat i
I thinks he has argued when he has said
that "wages in protected Germany are
loMcrtimn iu free-trade Liigland."
Trior to protection wages iu Northern j
Slates were higher than iu N.tithern j
states, here tlie Democratic parly up-j
held slaveYv that is robbery of labor.
"Vag"s in Indiana were higher than in
Massachusetts, and.wages in Minnesota
I were higher than in Indiana, and wages
in mining settlements along the Rocky
Mountains were higher than in Minneso-
ta. Twenty -seven years of protection
have raised the rate at the Smth and at
the North, and yet Smthern wages are i
lower than Northern, l'rotection has !
raised the rate in Massachusetts, in In
diana, in Minnesota and in Colorado, and j
yet wagi-s are higher in Colorado th in
in Massachusetts. St) some ignorant
Ik-iiKSTat cries out: "Protection hag
tlone nothing for wages, Ixi-ause behold,
they are higher in one protected State
than in another." '
Against such ignorance it is hard to
contend. Because such ignorance exists,
the Itenioeratic party exists. But this is
a campaign of thinking ami education,
and tens of thousands of workingmen
nre learning this year that protection
lifts wages more than any othei power,
becaiee it vastly increases the number
of esiablishments which have to pny
wages, anil the amount which each es
tablishment au afford to pay. A". )'.
7Yi'Je.
Food for Feathered Pets.
To make food f. singing birds, knead
together three pounds of split -eas,
grouu d or beaten to tl our, one and a half
.onnd uf fine crmnhs of bread, the same
ipiantify of coarse rngar, the raw yolks
of sis egg4 and six ounces of fi-esh butter.
Put about a third of a mixture ut a time
j ln a rrvinif )ial, ov,.r . pi.,lt,, ir,., and
I sUr i u,.ti! itlK. ,,r, nM i,,,,,,,,, iIrll
j when the other two parts are done
j af h11 a,,j , .hl,,0 0,ln,v8
of uiaw nJ sU ,,,,,5, f hruits'.l
Llp R.,,arateti from the husks,
M;x ,,,,.;,.,. nn, it llt. f.,,,,,,1 ex.
! wlll.n, M ,r ,, .., robbins, larks,
I ,:.., ...o,.,,.,;,. finches and most other
singing birtls, preserving them in both
song and feather.
Thr .ilir-'lle ihil of the firml to
new c'.erk "Mr. Jumper, we have aspe
cial trade :yi 1 you must be very careful
in vour manner. Some vou may trust a
all tiin -, simeonly acasionally, others i
under no circunitances. To urniie of our
customers you inu-t be elaborately polite,
while others prefer short, sharp and
brisk answers. To Home of our .
Where are you going, Mr. .ltimiier?"
Jumper 'To look for another place, sir.
You don't want a clerk, you need a mind
reader." The Republican Party has never lieen
in any sense the friend or ally of the
whiskey power. As the Ianville, Iinlia
na, !! I'n'i'ir it oliserves, "there is not a
leading Republican daily in the whole
con nt rr that has not from time to time
furiou.lv assailed the saloons. All the
prohibition laws ever enacted in the loyal
States were en icted by Republicans
alaays in spite of I. -moe-atic opposition
All high liivnse law sand res, , hit ions have
been the work ofR-piiblicaiis. Whoever
heard of a Iictnocratic law designed to
restrict the sale of whi-key?"
Rheumatism
Ve deal t if I'.re U. or eas be a specific
re!:atly for r!.cus;asBi ; bat tbensstdt r-l.o
ln.vp suffcrri! i: t-.:::s have hoeu r'e::y '. .nt
etited t y Ilotrs s rnr,art!tj. It yoa lisve
fr.het! to uatl r. try IbU preut remt.slr.
"I w:. cli...t, d i. nil rlicuiualum twenty
years. 3'rrM, t. ; to 1 --0 I I.-und oo relief, tmt
prpw wtir'. and r.t cr.c time was a.intist heiit.
less. U.mkI's ctars.':rir:!ra did xac mere pn,.id
than all the other liiediclEO I ever liad."
11. T. IiALcox, Stiirley Viiligr, L'i
" I bit rl.t'i.nuii.,;n three ye.:rs. -,:d pit no
tvU t ti'l 1 took Hood's tS-.rsapaiiUA, Il Lii
d ine great ti;:ns for iat I r'-". i.:!:jn:d it tti
c iis rs." Lzvna Iii-ubaxs, C'-defctO, Zic.
liissi's S ir;j ariili ij chirartcrjed ty
three peculi-r.tKt : 1st, tlie cMntiiaffra U
ri met; ::gcBls : 2ti, the jifr(ofi ,- 3d. tb
process cl wriuini the act.va nmiiciiiat
uaiiii's. Tin rosa.t is a im-diciac of unusual
airrngtii. tfletii.g cures Li;hrrt unkiHra-a.
Send for l" k cutitalaiiig additional cridrnce.
H'sm!"s Sirair:!!a fne tin mv srstenu
fi:r.::t-s n. y i t,ji.ipeu n.-v arm-titr. ana
-pt.-i ttt m-ii,- i;ts ver." ,1. P. XtfojU-sos,
kfjasieret lAtils, Utll Hhm.
" H s-st's g ,rs.srari!U N-ats s!1 ettiers. and
l wort It ITS ,e.(;nt In B. !ii." I. l;ajiiuiiluji,
bauk suvet, ew Vuik City.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
flow by -.11 droFirists. t ; U tor Mads
only by C L BOOD & CO, Lowell, Man.
100 Doses One Dollar.
CARTERS
1TTLE
IVER
PILLS.
.i
f3S'k Hwt1iteh.arKt rfiteve all lhtrrab)etDC(-d-i;t
ua .i.iMj srnie A lt. trtwn. ieK
liieiriw. Nausea, i tr iti-s. I)tsr- aftT
isumir Fitili in ll. S.-le. Ac W l-iU- t.'tir r..tt
luwruue auLvnia taa ls?Q ih.wa m ciuiiMt
Hwdaehe. Tvt Cmr I r-n k lam Fnxa
ais. e-i.uillv' alim'Je m '.tos(aao..n. carmff
aud jtswefitin tins anoorinir sni laiat. hilt
trwv alsocsrfT. ail tii-.Jrs c4 11" .nacti.
uinW the ihtr and irjuiaia Uia boe.
tvee I! Ctey or.lv rureu
Ah t'l'f wukJ he . ttt jrrtrm to tbo
t (ortuoata-h irvnr gri-lwf t rv4
b-r. ami tr-w try tin m mil firwl
tm Uttk- ti'-i Tfci'iabi in f wm v wmv that
tTwr will n tw w tliittic to do wiUieut lhu.
hat ail tuck bead
t han of war v tWx that hr w4pr
TtiVr our rr' btobt. our .alfi cure
an t r --w ut Trk. tr ft' nak-
nelty fl St'i wrrwh-ns. or Nf-nt hy txlL
14
FiTTSEURGH PA.
I ;
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C vCi y- ?X. v. A : . n A r ; CD
Schell &, Shivler,
Somerset, Pa.
aprJO-lyr.
WM. RADAM'S
MICROBE
KILLER
The Crrat GERM
LAi'TKRIA
DESTROYER.
To Cure Diseas.
Pen. ori the Cause.
1an lit,!iavfr. -.vrtrd
nDti,.:iiv vjilti M:.7iji,
' UtOvll.Lt-K CUKFS ''V tt.'lit TOTf
tj j.ef'vr:-it M-. K.'...m hjs Miht.licd
la- wry N j. 4 n tiladelphia.
C:Sce at fcig Arch f'.rtct.
lr.tr.ili'.. tn. . .ittn--(-.-,, CATARSH,
BRONCHITIS .CONSUMPTION. MALARIA,
RHtUMATbM, I;:t-.8- rl ih; Blood, etc ,
l,v ttritinn it ta'.mj .it tilK'vf an.tr:s, ill re.itrtt
otoilurs :,i:t ihr I, -a. rv oi thr Mil v, FI. K I LI HI
anti the-1 r.rr 11 h.t- niair. A ancles .11 1 e-tab-it-S-d
in lVjm.v S.MiM. ..w lnw- . I Vli..r. 34a
rttatnl. an. I 1 ttn,'t ta 1" o't'ttthU, h.ch Lhi laury
:uut'.lv 'I hts I mii.- ,ic 1
A SURE RESTORATIVE TO HEALTH.
EXCELSIOR
COOK STOVE
liTm uisfuiht.
All Farcta cai lie
MA VFM TVF.y.V BT
l 1 aomi t id. litis, mi
a d ron sale er
It. B. Scliell & Co.,
OVEKXET. PA.
FALL 6.SS8 WINTER!
Black and Colored Silks. Velvets and
Plushes,
Line iuisirtetl Woolen Dreas (iootls in
Colors and Black.
Broad Cloths,. incbea wide, at $1 00
to $2 "" a yard.
Wool Ilenrietlas, at oO centa to ?1 "0
per yard.
Plaid Stripes, Mixtures and fancies, all
wool "tO inch Suiting cloth, O centa per
yard.
Complete assortment of Winter Ho
siery, Vntlerwear, Gloves, Igices, E111
broitleries, Millinery and Kibbons, Zeph-
yrsand Yarns, Embroidery Silks; Iresa
Trimming, Braids and Buttons, Corsets,
Muslin Cntierwear, I-aee Curtains, Purti
eres, Blankets Flannels, Tabic Linens,
Sheetings ami Muslins.
JOS. HOME & CO S
Perm Avenue Stores.
613, 615, 617, 619, 621 Penn Ave.,
littsLmrgh. - 3?a.
ocVsljr
FASHIONABLE
CUTTER and TAILOR,
Ilftvinif haJ many
v.-nrri x fnt?Utt;
in alt bnt;uhorf
the TilUiHIliZ hu-
Iih-iv. i maraitu-e
s.4:)Miaftion t all
T h mar rail up-
i on irr ana iavir
- mi' with Uacir pv
Aaonge.
Yonra, Ac,
WILLIAM 51.
HOCHSTrn.ER.
.acjLtiT, Pa.
FREE
i -1 tfclMt
WW ttolo MBtia(
k etit o4 Mi.ii
Ii4 iadixu1 crau sIm
MM o't it 1 4 rr C
inwl vmIW OM. PMNOI
t i kKMt7n Mini ana
a. bUthlpMMNo,
aack IscmlHT. to kW m
i.rill ,-ofrt W Hit- tit am
w tuMr mtxt wry M-'-tl Mot wl NIM H DAiri.l H.
1W Mrn4N4' w'i mf ihm w wi. b w ri (- n? n-r
Wf fcli Irm m jmt h 4t:ti aa-J Mow iUm
knfcr'ViiMr . aJ k- iirv bictmr soar nwa fnvnrrtT;
U ta t-tfevM tt.k- 1-! rr' oft f. mdtB U 40LIB '
at 1 Wfct'h o t 1 ascrtW- aa trarwix ot
aiM.'M ta ut Mrotv alw my rawt.- rm lar- tra b
a :twraM"rjmi an- ta V"t'tr f.x knitortva
WW uaJ'T t Iron l4 to fcaaaa n trte "1 th
aTTTHu,:ns e- vn-j. Tlita. i avt ivrraj a6cr
kki-B.Mfuaov ( rM tlt r m-M tot; aa ptao Ja uaina)
vlrrT- ir- , na b- ar, w.tl ew Arn-r .-. ! ai oa,-a. ao4
taV ar rjf ttMi-banm. fctt tt wti' t bardlv Iraabiaj
t to ttt naopl l t-fw Ih nil '. yov Mtm
and v.r wwartt ut or anM mtWt-urj a rmsl rard om
Mrk m wrtr v mt M I rW an i a'tr wm . aU.H pm
W ant rr to r ttrw-r, a fc ha raj ta m Hal tt fnm tta
ftKd mr arJtlrTW ai mW, f (U r Mr H V.9.- mn f Ua
k-M nh4ftii4 w.'h is tb WH4 acra m ha al
oTI V llnri rt. Wa, aUxr-M. frrlclrt. rt-t
MMaU aiiaava a ox, ia uj. ruaiujto, ataxx
A IfEW SUNDAY PAPES
Tfl fITTSSBURG fFESS
Out Sunday. Sept. 23, 1888.
Pinal" 5 (vnt. Ft Tvn- hv cll. fl.t
Ar-m aauifd fcc ih. pla--r. Addiww. PRk-W
it HlJHlVi t,PilUlijrx 1.
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Iht I -rftis "X t
mr iltr cjn-e t li'V.isc.
I Ik Mi, it
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flt, 'm it o
MrNin . .. w li tbw
DON'T SCOLD
JUinuaau-mtirNeunilciiio Th!ii
u sitMpir nnfut. tin Uartupp in the
r.ari. jii tiu .v was morr fiafc. titan
thi-w twin rfi-ei-jy. Itm a.itn't
ci'in tif W,iTa"4 if, bav'u? Ilii-eti-usitttm
or N nnaSL' , he tciJ
thimu:i who have sui!Vrni in tiie
aanie vy t il has cured brnvlmit
eftr physic a oa hnre prorifHincei
them .ncur-4tie.
Tb iiJl if flw tTH'w ocM ant
f th p'tn Mill "lrnp fWr-nM mrw-
tt Tit i-'4 d-M nt Abipti rw
j f i't anrj ltalf bur Kki&c.
1 fttrttrlrcwi it" n1 Bu -U "
kun & M, TUOVaA. Kw Ait-Mijr. lad.
THE A7NL0PHQR0S CO. 112 Watt St H.f.
iERRINE'S pure
BARLEY MALT
FOR
Maria
an
Indigestion.
f-t hi .nnii Caro
:r rues: "rHfiwl
Lri 'f I f rnn e
HnrWv lallal oiit.
i he ctminr-t de
Biaml ff-r cr vt.1
it i r-Lratlfii
i !tt-H tt.i ear
) duhiitip of c.y
Um frd'r. nioj u
i I err! n ' iur
IU r)i -V a tt pro
noun r it th t
krovtn roe 'It for
Matanaaad liwucea-
31S
TTATCH
THE
LA3EL.
win tm1lrat from I
aratm aOi thm forma
of Malarias.
rTKFCTTONS Tk Fmrt ot Wtne-
rlafil TUre Timl m Oar
Fir e It all DnitrcliU thrrsichnnt thf VnltKl
uiMiairf I 'acada, Xout geauliai uuiea Istttruig
U-.ta T-v.n'tftr.
hlladflpliia. f
F. F. DAVIDSON,
29 OHIO STREET,
ALLEGHENY CITY. PEN N ' A.
The finest and largtst assortment of
GrXJisrs
Ever offered, at twenty per cent off 1
AMMUNITION !
At correspondingly low prices.
IT WILL BE GLAD TIDINGS TO THE
LJDI ES
T'l KSOW THE
GBEAT IMPROVEMENTS
MAHE ON
Sewing Machines,
But on none are they so perfctd as on the
WHITE
ltai.rifcnMn-w.n1crfi.la Bnhh.n m-mi1v as
t:i oriiTittal fMi. It npn-tnl HVit ielf
thnvlaiKflnitltf. and pitive iri. ".
tatv-iiL inwirva .M-Mtiiifiit and evt-a
Mit' h. m mm h aiiinireii by lailiw
of taete. lln niuniut in auti
frVtion, contra -tat 1 ! tt?
hcariii, makw it the
Mot Dvrnbte. Lvjhl .an'l (Jirtr4 Ran ? Loci-
Sewing Machine
Made. Its Hl-cnis at the Se!e-tsir, prevtnu
tbr suiluiK "I Ho- garuli-nu lis
Selt-setting Needle::::
AMI ITS EVEIl
Admirable Tension
Re U-asrr the new ronvi-iiient attach merit. And
lln- Is-atsiv tf it new bt-nl wntsl w..rk luitknt
it th ntifl s;rfr( sntt Utsl Svwme Ma
cbitie ill tlir vuri.1. Ijt'llen .4 tttste
ant cost Jii'tcnent nlOT tn-ful-iy
lesiuig the nieraanf tl;c
W HITE
Will ntl nt'rtin the tSnuiftit of luiviiie "iij
other. Ladic w i-hinjr in examine it shouKi
t-allou a-ldrcf
Joseph Crist, Ag't.,
JENNER X ROADS. Pomemt Co, 14.
am flirt A'j--!ttJr Vie Mn'rMtr
Burdette Organs
Thw tntnintiitw hnv Inrp lirrn known fur
tbt-ir Kirtnmh aud durability, nKn-tiiw nn pu
rity ii loiiC Bil.tU-'-lyr.
The oltJcit and Ih) tntitnlion ftiroNaininc a
iVuMiiciw lui'atioti. We hav -m ttiwtiilly prv
pared thouartdM uf yottrir mn for the a live lu
Uesuf lift-, l- fir 'inularr adlnni
P. DUFF & SONS,
epl0-3m. rutwburxb, Pa.
YIM 1 v KATOK'S NOTICK.
ttaie of Iwmjaraiii VilWr, d'd. late of Paint
1ki, Smic-rt't l'a.
I,top f Aflnifntwiralfon on the ahtre wtat
hariii ht'en trraiiul the ui(krKiitil by the
fintH-r aufhtriiv, inlio i hentfT piveu to nil
(H-rMtn tiiiltbu-l to -anl folate to make immt-dt-aie
paymt'tit. and thiHt havinr 'imni w;nin-t
the iwmprill prc-'iit them duly aiitht'ii:i Mi-d
fw wti IfiiifBi on Wtdnewiy. ihe Tih day tf S
Yemtr. A, l. at the laie rx-Hidem-e uf de-
in Paint Trvnhlp,
CKKI. W. HIlKt K b.i, AARON M1M.K1L
FftJ& Alturuf. A liiiiiiUtruur.
Oils! Oils!
The ?ranlun1 'n f'ompany, of Pittwhurch. Pa.,
makr a tihI;v of manufarturinr fr tbe
lHuentH? trade tbe Huet brauiis of
Illuminating & Lubricating Oils
Naphtha and Gasoline,
That can e made from Prt rr-'cum. Wp challrnpe
imparuuu with every kuiiwi
PRODUCT OF PETROLEUM.
Ifjvii wib tiio mJrt nniftirrnly
Satisfactory Oils
IS TIIE
-Ajnerican Market,
Ask ftir oars, Tra-ie f,r Swnenet and 'vicinity
Ktl.L.vai by . !
rvK & KKfT.rr.' sd
KHtA.-.-i i K-si-KH.
.iki.ukt, Pa.
sejIs-'MHyr.
A
IiMIMTKATOH'! N0T1CK.
Lettroiu1m!m;nitim'Hi iit:iKvt -i-staic hav- -;
Injt tH-i pT:lM U li.-1 u:ik-r-!!;l y ij.r r-r-lr ',
a-nrritT. ihkI'v b Tt-bv eea i.-'ait ps-ms t
iiwielHi U -mid Ut ntf ii.iWHfl aie pay j
xnnl. and ltKe havuia eiaini! aM.it)t the ame i
will present thrm dnly authitieatd 6 tHtye
ment on Sirtiirrtav. Vviiil?r i, at ih of
tncttf H. H. ItLppel, r .. in KrtrMS Ir.rjfU.
i.toRi.KC LiCHTV,
o?XX AUu Ia kftiraltjf.
H the
(1j I iff s
Convince Yourself.
tieneral Harrison is very far from be
ing the only man w ho deniea the m-If-ev-i
lent absurdity that tariff duty is added
to cost of manufarture and then paid by
the t'urehaser. To convince yourself of
this try two caily perfected csfriuients.
tio and buy a yard of cotton prints for 5
cent you can occasionally bay such for
three rents and then fiarure how (he
tariff duty of Scrats nor yard is added to
the cost of w hat only sells for 5 cents.
Write to Free Trader Bayard, Mr. Cleve
land's Secretary of State, and obtain that
report of L. A. Latham, United State
Consul, in w hich it is shown that certain
useful and elegant lines of American
made flannels and woolens are sold at a
less price in New York than lines of like
quality of Lnglishimake art-EsoldEfor in
London. Not only is the tariff on wool
ens which you are accustomed to rate
at 67 or SD per cent not added to" thenij
but they are sold at lower rates than like
articles are where there is no tar iff. These
experiments are so easily tried that there
is do excuse for continued ignorance as
to the beneficial operation of tariff laws.
CfticwjO IiiltT-Ocrult.
Oh, What a Cough.
Will you heed the warning? Thesig
nal, prrhapc, of the sore approach of that
luisit terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves if you can allurd, for the sake
of saving 50 cents, to run the risk and do
nothing for it. We know from experi
ence that Shiloh's Cure will cure your
Cough. It never fails. This explains
why more than a million bottles
w ere sold the jiast year. It relieves Croup
and Whooping Cough at once. Mothers,
do not be without it. For Lame Back,
Side or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plas
ter. Sild by G. W. Beuford & Sou.
The aristocratic Southern planter ftill
retains the contempt for honest labor
which led him, before the reliellion, to
sneer at the Northern farmers and me
chanics as the "mudsills of society." Sen
ator Morgan, of Alabama, the President's
leading; spokesman in the Senate, said in
a speech a few days ago :
"There are in the Senate Chamber, I
dare say I think I know there are
Senators who have come up from w hat
are called the inferior or bumlile class of
society, w hose fathers and mothers, w ith
theiiinelves toiled in the field fur the
bread of life until perhaps fifteen or twen
ty years ago."
It is this"inferior" class that Southern
statesmanship has singled out for special
damage, in the destruction of the North
ern wool industry; and Northern dough
faces an' expected to co-operate with the
Sjuth in earn ing out this design.
The Population of Somerset
Is about two thousand, and we would
say at least one-half are troubled w ith
some a tree, ion of the Throat and Lungs,
as those complaints are, according to sta
tistics, more numerous than others. We
would advise all not to neglect theoppor
tunity to call on their druggist and get a
bottle of Kemp's Balsam for tlie Thnat
and Lungs. Price ."0 cents and (XI.
Trio ai'i,- Jrtt. For sale by all leading
druggists.
To bo Punished for His Mistake,
LiNciKTr.a. Ta., (let. 5 The jury in the
case of F. V. ltrailenliauah, cliaril with in
voluntary manlangliier. brought in a Ter
diet of guilty this moniinp. with a recom
mendation to mercy. Itrailenbaugh who is
Pi years of age, was a clerk in Pr. C. F.
Markle 3 drug store, in Columbia, In Iecem
ber last. and served John Wunder, car in-siH-cror,
with ten cents' worth of quinine.
The testimony was that Wunder took a dose
of medic! lie and diet! eight hours afterwards
of morphia poisoning, riradenbauph sa ore
that he sold him quinine and not morphia.
A new trial will be a-ked for.
Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plaint. Is it not worth the small price of 7-Vts.
to free yourself of every symptom of
these distressingcomplaints? Ifyou think
so, call at our store and get a bottle of
Shiloh's Yitalizer. Kvery bottle lias a
printed guarantee on it ; use accordingly,
and if it does you no good it w ill erf t
you nothing. Sold by i. W. Benford &
Son.
Down With AM on Board.
I'ETHorT, l lrtolier 3. A sjieeial from Che
boygan, .Michigan, says : The steamer At
lantic, wiiieb arrived here lliis morning, left
Alpena at 11 o'clock last iiiglit. At that lime
nothing had been heard of the propeller
Wilson, and nothing was seen of her by the
Atlantic mi her passage to this city. The
Wilson was last seen with her sjars gone,
and the crew of the Umjers, of tlie Wilson
tow, stale positively that they saw the Wil
ton go down with all hanils on board.
Mr. Carnegie Arrives Home.
Nrw Vokk, 0,-t. 7.Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
I'arm-.'ie arrived yesterday on the I'mhria
from Kurope after four months absence. Tha
vessel was detained at quarantine over night
on account of varioloid wi biird. bur. pi
senKers were alloweil lo land this m iming.
Mr. and Mrs. Carnegie were driven immc
(lialelv to their residence.
TheOlaestMan in America.
IsPMictmLW, Ol. C William Porter, a
tifKro 117 yiiirs oM, iliwl near hfrethis mom
Iiik. He was horn in Kentucky in 1771. ami
it i? claimed that lie liwl an indistinct recol
lection of the colonial pcriifl. lie was never
ill nniil a f-r days before !ii dcatli.aml was
strone enough to trnvel long iliitances to
visit his children 12 In number up to the
lust yar.
He leaves two generations of descendants.
It is believed that at the time of his death he
was the oldest man ill American.
Bloody Signs of a Tragedy.
I.txrtsTEB. Pa , Oct. o The body of Mary
IVlliiip-r. aeil ulMitit 11 years, was f iiiml
on the bank of the Little Couestoa creek,
near this oily, this morning. It ia believed
she was murdered. The w-iman's. clothes
were d-sodercd and the buttons torn from
them. H is supposed that her assailant
after drowning her, pullej the body ashore.
An Exciting Report.
WAYSE-m-Hii, Pa., Oi't. 4 Tiie Mnmrutirr
says a npuit lias i-n rocivel t'l.it M ir;jn
H. Wise, a famous in the iilitics of this dis
trict, and at one tini ' its representative in
Coni-ess, was lynclied in Ariiiir.a or Mon
tana a short liuie a.-i. The .Vr-.w-rirrlias no
particulars ai:J thinks the reji.rt is unfound
ed. Street Car Men Strike.
Chic vuv, K-t. 0. T! strike ! strrct car
oiH.t.iii'inrrt. drivers and vnhle rj-mi'ii on
iUn N-trtli side was inaagarated a-ordini? i
nram at f o'cltK'k tiiis mrniti,:. No rar
Iia.s Uvii runtniij; iolay in tlie entire yrtli
IivUin. Lxprvd wi- and rattle trrijss
uf ail dexT.pt inn, on wliich tvnivrarv wats
have Utn fixe'?, were ran all d;ty by the
:r;ken and others, and wen palmiu'z.nl to
tiioir fnlli raja- it y. "
T HniTen-'d for more t!:in ten year with
that dreadful disoa?, catarrh, and n.-nti
ewry avail ,;u!e mcUt-ino v. hich an-c-ortimrndt'd
to nie. I rati not thank ou
enough ft-rthe rtlicf whi. h your Cream
!;dn. ha aflordtd rue. Emanuel M-V-c-r
Wir:U!l. LL N..
It ia a ncteworthy Cxi that evorr pivo
tal State lias an exceptionally Iiical
ticket to belp the national ticket along.
There's no use talking. That counts.
DTHE ONLY
Brilliant
Durable
Economical
Arc DUrnoai Dyes. They excel all ethers
in STe'Jj, l'u iky ami Fanc-s. None wOicrs
arc jut as gool, Iiciare ol imitations thcr
arc traJc uf cheap and interior materials and
girc Jjoot, wcu! crocky colors.
35 colors; 10 cents each.
Seci pot) fur Irr tok. Sample Card, dlrectcoa
foe cviart: c'W.o.. ro.it ir. the hr.ct lak or Bumg
(10 ct. a q-ian, c;c o.d by Drtttsu or Ly
W'LLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Burlington, ft
For Gildiac Brocsisff Fancy Art idea, USE
DIAMOND PAINTS.
Cold, Silver, Brcou, Copper. 0n)y 10 Ccnta.
. D
a m n
wr)icr) Q
1!
9
y
feflONESfY
s 1
v Qenuinehssa
F(ed H tin tag on
OYry plug.
Old Honesty is acKp.owi-
edged to be tle fjurgst
and rnost iastiiig piec
cf Sfandai-d C.i3.v.ng Tjbacco
Gn the marKet. Trying it !S
a better test than any ta!K
about it. Giveitafiir trial.
Your dealer has it.
ARBUGKLES'
name on a pacir.go ci COFFEE is a
guarantee of ccelleuco.
ARIOSA
COFFZE is kept iu aa flr?t-class
is kept in all
stores lroia tha Atlantic to the Paoiho.
COFFEE
Isnevpr eoocl-s-Len exposed 'o the air.
Alvars rj th.a Vt .r. '1 in he- r.et :ca!:y
tsealed OX J POtTD r A CM AG 3.
Fr full information of thf rmite. wher u ob
tain uveruueut Laula, Map( Etc.. AUlrt
J. Jf. BRACKESMVGE,
Central PafwenfEer Ant,
Coruer Tib Ave. and 8mithdell ritrveu,
Pitt burgh. Pa.
CatarrH
ct-r -V7SC1
feM the
'lean the Nasal
li-f . irwuslir.l
1 -0t! 'jjl PM.gp.es, AilaysPaio
f 'fUyfEVERP,! IiiflamTiation.
ir T'Jl
Heals the Re-
I .
q s.oro ine eoiw m
c.'Psy&l
S-jac rae and Smelt.
,4X'&' USA. I
V ' I iroi-Tiiirci-Dc
HAY-FEVER
""""
Amitlcle H .nn'lwl Into ech niwtril and ia
areejl.le. Price -si ,fimi nt lrl"ii-.ts : l.y mail
r, -visible. I. fioe. tl.Y BKO., jo Uun-n Sln-l,
SewY'Tk. i-.w-lyr,
CIATARHR.-Vrof. C. IV Cook, rrin
J vm iiitrh ?hi. ;t IVntl, Pa., fonnally frf
SoiUffWt.lMU.lv, I'O.. KM.sof Nvn-i:."5 KaVKUY
PiBCanitKH: " It ! dif iwl iar f..r a
tairh 1 ev.r tritM. It S th tM ratarrh rnn? I
ev.r triwl It i the "implf-t atnl ,aitt.t t of
anvtlmitf 1 fViT irifl. If any frifn.l of mint
ftiwHiM nat tlm. 1 a him to wn-lTiino tnt i
hay ii hall inrity that 1 mil acnaititl a ith
Mr. I. M. 'rTTiv, "up of tm pn.pntM 01 naiurq s
Remedy for Catarrh. W l ai. urriirht. htiHWiM
(ft-utl-iiutii. an t rus ii;cU''in.' I-th- tt catarrh
rfmt-tly :hat aii be ftuml. It har. cnriit uw. and.
I tclkv it will cure any jn-oou sii tie ring from
catarrh.'
ItMiM try d-n.r?f'ti ami l'aU' . It mnv he
ent ty iiratl ; n: i-.-.- ?1. Kwrr iwkHvrt- oTitaiia
full vvii.-r "iKKind of me-li-'ine. Nnl f'r our
1. pt ' eniiiit-il "How torn re atarrh."
A. res. I. M. uKA i oc lU, KtM, si MueHa.Na
coikty Pa.
CHEAP RATES
To all Points
"WEST-
Via. B. & 0. B. R.
1
The It. .t f). is the only line running
solid trains to
Chicago, Ills.
Cincinnati, O.
St Louis Mo.
Whore direct ('nnci tinni are mmle with
all trains for MI-.' il'lll, 10'VA, PA
KOTA, KANSAS, NKDHASKA, 0I.n
KADO.CAUFiiN'IA. AND OTiK :i )N.
For rates of far -, time of tr-iini an.l in
formation in ilctail, call u;m or athlress
i.e-.in-.--t Ap-nt IJ. & . II. It
" V. W. I'lt'KINO,
Traveling lV.ssoneer At. B. AO, Ii. lL
. Aiciersrf. Pa.
VOU CAN FIND
AmillTCTOlT BEOS.
vbo will Ououavt tor arcrtiii t at Weri nuu.
ai N
Ell
Pom's CELERY
' j COMPOUND
CURES I PROOFS"
. I " i iTv tua.
Neuralgia .. r-
Nervous 1 ru.,,,,
P rostration Tr'Z
I' t ) rr.c:::aiHi,;n."
soiiih t orniin. N. H.
. . "it h-t li'-ne me uc
DlSO&SeS Arn,
Stoc Cirr.
Ay U ""I'ain s C-r t on
t dcuikI ha brc-D ni gr"1
All LlVer oenetit h.T ttrpid livw.
intigriL,a. hr(i ii.i.j-
Disorders tec
R
AILROAD TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE t OHIO RAILROAD.
SOMERSET & CAMBRIA BR ASCII.
DISTA.SiK AND FARE.
Vilrt. Fare.
Somerst to sto-siown
j Soraeret to Hmn-eruvllle 17
j Semi'-, t to ik-cliel 22','
j Sutaem-t Ui Johnstown. - &
i Somtrsei te fcin kwuod . 9
! somem-t w timrrvt; 15
W :
: ;
t lu !
n ;
so '
TO ;
i (10 '
& i
7 M j
m ;
W :
1 M j
S to ''
I somerset, lo Mi-yvrwlale
1 impnU'l In riimlM.Tl.inil .
58
210
iO
J4
Somerset to Wathiuglon
M.iuerK't to iialtimore
Somen-t to 1'nuna
H.uierstl to Ceatluecct..
Siniersi-l to ."OKUel!.ville 5'2
i Suicret to fftlbniKti 111
j Th.? lar to t'hiluuvlphi 1a tt.U, and to Sow
i Yo!k. HLnil.
Summer Arrangemsnl - to effect Apr. 23, tt.
X0R TII-HO LSD TP. A .VV.
Johns ruwx txi'hE!5No. 91. t
Ij.ttj..
S j i'.ittlT i:-- a IU
n".K-r. .1 a III
!.. ti fi-( a ui
tiw.vcrvi;t- 6 C'-a m
li-lhfi . C.lt a
Johntowij... a iu j
MAIL No. 9.;.
j Jsart.
t ritt-fiiirti f:'o a m
: fir kttmsl it n a hi
j MiHortl lt:--ia iu !
ru i-i 11 4.i ni !
! .tovlt.wii p m
J liwvt?rfiHe.lj.: in
. ht'lhel . p ui
-li-nfr".
Johlftowu.... !:!.' p ni
I Ps-j'ii(ffrs fn:a F;U1".ifth chanire -arn for '
MLU.-ET aa:0MM0IATIuX-No. y5. t
Leir$. I A-rirr.
Ifalthnuie 1 a ra j SOMtKahT ft:;W p m
f'iufittn,h ki p m j .
KkwHd ,".1. p in
Mii tors J b.Sl p ui j
Pa-iMnirtT fir StuiK-rx-t fnim th at an:l wtt
on the J'murKh Invu-mn, ctmnge care ai Kk it
wool. HO CTU-IiO CM) Tit A LXS.
j KALTIMoLE MAIL No. W. f
j Lmrts I A rrivr
J'thiwowu 7.(iani Kim kwi 9 a ra
; I'.--i!it-i , a m i t'uniirtrtni. l.iapra
'. Htni t-r ilit :-Vatn W w-tuimi'Mi , i:.'piu
' tJiytiHii iu iui.i'.m.irr h I p ni
; deiilrr ... am , I'ltU-burj-h 2:W p ai
: StihKKT -:: ami
; Miiloni y..;j a m J
Ka-fi tr for iKjiuti1 tat and v t cbariKe curs
1 at ittx itwi-Mi.
ACaIM0IA noN-No. L
I ra.r" f A-virr
Jo!in4owu 3 W p m ti'kw-i -I -4 p m '
: Ittlhel : i pin i (tiiMirTiaii'l ... 7:u p iu
! litrrv,ilf ... p m J i'lU-l-nrli s ji p ni
j SUij Mow a . 4j p lit I W a-htiia!iirun ?:'t' a m
: (rtMtftrr i p cr i Bul'lmre s .wi . in
, uaK.KM:T l p m j
MiiiorJ tj p m ;
! VfiijftTS for east and wet cbanjre cars at
!
j ROCKYVOOD ACCOMMODATION -Na. 9t I
j,, .;y.,pmi
ramrer leaving on lhi tniiu ciin make rtm
nt tiori nt km kwouj with ingiil tiprvw traiiia
ai ant et't.
IVailj. f Dtly except ?unday.
BALTIMORE it OHIO RAILROAD.
riTTSBCRdir DIYISI0X. '
EAST-BOU.XD TRAIXS.
Ynnoh. ,1-
Tmtn Lrm Cumirt d Ej. JV iJ. IZsprt.
ria-hnnrh r. m. to . m. p. m.
firitt.-a :J3 s Jl
MeKeroMrt " '
Ust N' 1-q iJi " 10.i" "
jfnmU Koni . "
V m i t- 1 - v i 1 1 e :J i" V t'. " 1 1 : J '
hu Pvfc 4 i'. h '
oxiiiiKUi-e ' )" ' li:l;A. m.
CriUtt 4-:i. " lt ij '
"'awiiiian ' il.v 44
k. w ootl ,v i i . ; i
ftarrett Vj7 11 i "
i"tii$i'urv Junc.o . : " '
Meen-laie ' 11 -C. " Ll.S
Keystone .Vl.. 1I -IJP. M
ffltd i'atrh ::) " 1L4 " 1 "
Hithat:ipua l ' .. .. " ..
Fntrii((te 6:J2 " Jj:17 .
Hyn-l-uan H Xi " u
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PITTSBURGH A i
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