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Lead Us Not Into Temptation.
r.V MIXNit E. KFAXKV.
"forms n. lUrry." ; lie::!.. N.'jriwi on dflail and iailure,
T:ly rUnnk Ui i-l rmt tltw wa nvww jg marki-d. will surely ccr.
hi) air of irrto!oi" i'ooui hiiu lUat t e mve known tlie very b4 of brwd-c-aken-.".l
llic force of liis rH-rtive. j to (,,;!, Iwjj.i-o they did nt brwl in
J fmi not. I've wtM-'-i'iriC I ti.-jjHtly ; nnd t liave kiHrwn inU lii
on liati-1 lo to cvvuinrf."' j hrrtsierx awl ft, let to fail, f-.ir Hie
'-Oh. no, you liawu't Come Utr.2 rPas,,n that tln-y di'l not get the tight
. . . : -. ... ; ,-. r, tr Ittt nfriJ i i r i. ...... -.tla -. ..r miriH.
minus, iriprew u-juju w f
of."
Jt .!;.! n t rcju.re very rmhii ron-xmir
to in .In c the v.ita,:ns to Vr
l.j:tion mi-J rvonil'ny trs I-tJ
lto ee "..ff on a lark." as they ex-jm-aael
:L Harry knew ll.al thp-r f.1
tinirt were p-nrrI!y attended with more
or lew noil rons-.ti-nc-, and that
their i)rt was never lienHl.ful, inr.o
cent fun that lie eoul.l ni'ak of i-l-rv
liutturent. He knew, too, that he wkis
pullina liiinwif ia the way of temptation
even when he aswin-J hi conoriem that
lie was only piing to Fee w hat the Ws
were to fll( t!lt lie '"ulJ ,,;'ve' no
uhiire ia it if anything r 'i:g went on.
HaTy miiiht have known that if lie
had noliratlinent relution to r f;i- to
acwmpany the boya, in the f.n-t (iUv, he j
could hardly cxiwl to have mor.il c.-.nr- j
aeenouh to refute to chare ill their
wroiijSHloiniP, but lie '!i'l '" tl'ii' "r j
thi. Jiejn found out Hul ue to
tertaiiiiiwnt for thi irln:ulaf evenn.t ,
was to le. The Ix.ya had planned a card ,
Irly. nJ in'eiid' J to plary cards fir j
uionev.
-V..i. nmd take a hand with n. Har-
v ," Charlie Sunders, the r'mtf leader of
Ti
the party, naid.
I5ut I don"t know how,"
ILirrv plea l-
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ed, pji.ieii)U - ri:ihiHpMi!iit - Uitiu.i!h -
tf mvcr U touch card. ,!
'( Hi, you 11
; K'X-n icarn. .(jnic, (j
I will have a trial (pime, without any
Blake just to kIiow you liu."
Harry he-iuted and yielded, per;iad
ina hiiiinelf that since he not lay
ing for money there could lie no harm in
the iriiite.
"Now, you bsit me that time," aii!
Charlie, a they finished the first ptinc
"If we had put up Makes you wmild
have WDiitliem. Try once more ju-t witii
n:nall etukcs.'
There wsa a fiwinalion alK.ut pbyinjr i
for the silver com thai overcame Marry k
scruple and as Charlie watched the
boyV flushed checks and shining eyes,
l.A In,..- (!-( I,e a w u;f.itn:itr.i. with
this new amuseim'iit, as s.j many others j
had been.
Twice, three times, Harry won, but i
then Charlie U gan to w in, and S'Kr. had : cd the pUve a w cn.ui w ho had been very
not only regained his own money, but j nervous for s jine ti ne past suddenly be
liad Uken all his companion' as well. panto we.-p. The colonel, wlu is big of
"Now, if you only had something else ( heart as well as of stature, asked the
to put up, uiaylie luck would turn and I can--of her trouble, and after a bit she
you could win everything back again, j explained :
and make lots more besides. I've often "11 have presentment of trouble,
known it to turn out that wav," argued j A man who has vowed to make metroub-
the shrewd boy.
"Hut 1 haven't
Harry.
"Yes you have.
anything," answered
Put up your cuil'but-
tons for stakes.
Tlie bov s-lanced down on the silver
studs, with a stranire reluctance to run j
anv risks with them. Thev had ticen n J
Christmas gift of a favorite sister, w ho
had since jrone to Heaven and Harry
treasured them for her sake.
'.No, I can't put thoie up," he said
slowly.
"Well, yonr watch then. There isn't
more than one chance ia a hundred that
you w ill lose it."
Charlie's eyes plistened as Harry took
oiT his watch, and in a few moments the
game turned out as he was .piite determ- j and got back to the trucit just as tns vic
ined that it should, and the coveted treas- tun was gelling up.
nrer was in his possession. It was in
vain now that he urged him to continue
the ntme. The charm was broken and
the fascination gone, anil as Harry walk
ed homeward alone be w as as angry at
his weakness in yielding to temptatiou
as at the loss of his w atch.
His mother noticed the Unshed perturb
ed face of the boy, as he ls'tit over a tm
nr trying to read, and when he went up
stairs to lel, she soon followed, guessing
that her bov would have something to
way to her. He was only too glad to have
ins burden lightened by coiifi ssiii; bis
wrong-doing and hr.iken promise, and
though it was very hard to meet his
mother's look of grieved surprise that
her boy should have broken his word,
yet it brought a lieaoeful feeling to his
aching heart to know that she loved and
fonmve him.
' This morning, dear," she said, "you
nraved, 'Load us not into temptation,'
but when ou dclilierately put yourself
in the way of if, von could not ask d
to keep you from yielding to sin. If you
had not gone w ith bad company and
with tsiys whom you knew would try to
lead you est ray, you would not have lieen
drawn into this w rong-doing. lod will
never lead you intote-nptalion when you
ask Him to deliver yon fiom it, but it is
no use to offer that letition if you are go
ing lo voluntarily and unnecessarily into
temptation's way."
Harry remembered this lesson which
tiad cost him so dearly, and knowing
now his own weakness, he kept away
from those w hom he knew would tempt
lii'n to do wrong, while every night and
morning he earnestly oflered the Htition
'Iad us not into lemptau in, out ilclivcr
tts from evil. Amen."
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MCKing L-OWS.
Tliere is no trustworthy cure for kick
inccows. There are devices which by
fi.n-e rent rain the eow or make her t (Torts
of no effect, but it is much better to pre
vent or rathtr not to produce the bad
temper and its peculiar exhibition. If
heifer calves are kindly treated and
kindliness is profitable, because it pro
duces imwe prow th handled enough to
pive confidence, and the first milking is
conducted kindly and patiently, the cow
will not kiok without ample provocation.
lr. other words, if a man raises a calf
w hich kicks w hen reared to cow hood, he
is certainly at fault. Either he has mal
treated the calf or eise he has bred ani
mals of bad temper and habits. If the
animal is bought when it has reached a
considerable aiw, there may be a psid
excuse; but it is penerally better to rear
your own cows. It is a fact, and a sig
nificant one, that the man who rears his
cows has a Iwttor herd than the man
mdio sells his calves and boy the cows
needed to keep op his herd, w hile the
man who raises his cows need have no
kicking onee, for to avoid, kind treat
ment and frequent handling of the off
upring of animals of g.iod tMUT and
habits are all that ia nwi-ssary.
Judge Keller is an inveterate tobacco
chewer. l'or fifty years he has munched
the weed and slept with a quid in his
mouth.
The 7ktt7.f Ayr says that the effect of
the vestibule atlachment in steady inft
cars upon roads having numerous curves
is well demonstrated on the Baltimore
11 d Ohio.
I hear that that very dressy lady
Queen 1'ia of l'ortujral, says a Taris let
ter, has just -nt an order for some twen
ty new dresses and a doscn bonnets a a
j .reparation for the spring season.
The most ancient know n coins are of
the fiftieth century B.C., aud are Macedonian.
Management of Siieep.
Shwp liu-5'in.lry, to 1 isairfw-ijl, r-
; ijiiire tiioniugh iiiHnatmer:t in aii of its
gmnoi sht '''u vi v . .
in provi dir.? wiiiaoie she iter, etc. e
mti-t Uirt i'.ii jr -J Hhce, breed eare
f;il!v, i'(.' 1 prx-ny an 1 Im-Imt .well if
ue eipeet fthiess. We mut keep our
eye on the k. Foot rot often tfe(. a
dis.islr.ius aurt in a thick, and so doe
ncah, liecanse the flot kiuacter haa not bin
eye iin the fhnk. The very t treat
ment of disea.e U prevention in all cases.
Uat that is eseiai:y true with sheep,
and at the very firnt symptom of disease,
the fiockmaKter in eonsequence of hia
vigi'ao -e ehotiid reeogniie the appnach
of du-inrer, immediately separate the wk
vheep from the well one and arm him
self for the fray.
Hoist For a Barn.
Two upright potsii im-hen aijuare are
I firmly fastened in the upper f-art of the
! buildine. one on either side of the hatch
! wav. htrony iron or wiKxlen Ixixes at
i . '. ...... . .i :
tai'liea to mese ixwui fuii("n iuc juuii
f , . ft onfi flJ,)t in aian.-tor,
wl j h woo,i(.n fbarlosix
io diariloter Xlie Kive8
I increased ))Wer, hut for ordinary lifting
four feet ia lar je enough. The wheel IB
made of eight HetfmeiitH cut from two
' inch plank, each one being a quarter of
. ,ir, U Tltfv are tiut tnm'tlier with
)(.kjs or in , manuer to -break
joints." Before beiMf fastened topether
the momenta are notched to receive the
ends of the four uraia, which are aim
made of two-inch plank, halved together
at the centre of the w heel. The fdiort
end of the shaft, as far as the w heel go( 8
on, in shaped to tit the square holo in tl.e
centre of the wheel. Long iron "pike
an- driven and a groove turned in the
outer icriphery of the wheel to keep tlie
ripe from slipping otf. The hoigt rojie i
firmly attached to the ehaft upon w hich
it m coiled by the revolution ol tlie
How the Colonel Aided an
Elopement.
The Memphis & Charleston Railroad
crosses tiie Louisville and Nashville at
D.'catur, Ala., ind as the train approach-
le comes to IVeatyr very often, and 1 feel
that I shall meet him here."
" Hut he w on't dare to speak to you ?"
't)h, yes, he will. He dares do any
thing." " Well. I'll see voa over to the other
train, and if he a around lie a better loos
out for Inm-i-it.
Thank you ever so much. I'm really
afraid of my life."
The other train w as waiting for us and
the colonel took the lady and started
across the platform. They were sudden
ly confronted by a man who made a j:rab
at her, and as she screamed he Colonel
shot out his rinhtand knocked him clean
over a baggage-truck. He put the woman
into 'a car, drojijied off aa the bell rang,
Who struck me ?" asked the man, as
he looked around him.
" 1 did," replied the colonel. "Nonian
can insult a lady who is under my pro
tection." Ho you know her ?"
" Never spoke to her until a quarter of
an hour ago."
" Head tins."
And he handed out a telegram which
was sent to him at Hunlsville from Nash
ville. It read :
lioorge Hiank Your wife is running
away with John His.'. They will change
lor Memphis ut lH-cutur."
lie had come down to intercept them.
been knocked out bv the colonel, and tlie
train was ten miles away before lie o;en
ed his eyes. We had not noticed John
Doe, but he was probably in one of the
other cars.
A dry, hacking cough keeps the bron
chial tubes in a staU of constant irrita
lion w hich, if not Seexlily removed may
lead to bronchitis. No prompter remedy
cau lie had than Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
w hich is both an anodyne and expecto
rant. The Best Belt.
A mechanical engineer, writing about
belting materials, advises machinist. to
select belts of a light color in preference
to others. "The best b.-lling," he writes,
''has an unmistakable light butf color,
which indicates that it is not onlv all oak
tanned, but that the leather has been
thoroughly washed by the currier to re
move all matter except the fiber. The
light butf color also indicates that only
tin; best tjuality of greases have tieen
1 used ; if the latter are of inferior quality
I they darken and impair the leather.'1
A Washington letter says: Ever since
the opening of the sjn-cial session of the
Senate. Vice l'resident Morton, who w ill
not brine his horses to Washington until
fall, and Senator Sanfotd, who has the
most elegant turnouts at the Capital,
have been regular customersof the night
liners who hover about the Capitol of
afternoons with their hacks -about the
lime for the Senate to adjourn.
In five centuries France had SUiJ years
of war and 17-4 of eace ; and in these
wars were fought 1st bloody battles.
The first iron ore to lie discovered iu
this country wag found in Virginia in
1715.
Chance is a word void of sense.
Bo Sure
If 5 on have made up yonr mind to bey
Hood's Sara;tari!t.-i do not he Induced to t.ke
any other. A lioston lady, whose exmip'.o is
worthy Imitation, tells her experience lvUiw:
" lo one store where I went to btry Hood's
KarFaparilla Uie clerk tried to induce ni buy
their oti instead ol Uood'a; hetoldniet!ir't
would last longer; that I might take It on tea.
To Get
d:iyt' tri d; thai if I did not like It I need not
l".:jr aayliang. etc. Hut he rould not prevail
o me to change. 1 told him 1 had taken
Ilood s Sarsajiai-illa, knew waat It was, was
satl-'flcd a ::!i it, and i;d not w:;ut any oilier.
WT-.en 1 lic-r-a taking 11 voC's Sursaparilla
I was feclmu real tatarrr.t Ic w:th dysjirrwia,
and so weak tliat at tirues I couid harUly
Hood's
st.-md. I lonkmt like person In eonsunin
tioa. Ilnod's Mareapurtlla d.d nw ma mucli
Hood ttint 1 wonder at mjra If ainetiirs-s,
aUl4InJriendlrtrnltlJaaknL, Jdua.
la A. Oorr, CI Tt-riace blreel, Dostoa.
Sarsaparilla
rvUlby ikilHrxiori. i ; u r (l TnjmxrAa&r
V7 C.L IIOOD k fU, Aa.carie, WwU. lUm.
100 Doses One Dollar
CARTER'S
fj PILLS. -LJ
o't 1. ;.;:KSi !.!(( (4 llw- wy(fm. mtctt M
Inu.'n Naio-a. 1 rfMin. !iKtni ft-r
,..(ll. -afc! tlieS(.le.4T 'WU
iMxrkaUi- w Iihj" ln ! ia omas
V.Hulttrh. rr CirrH t.mu l.nxa rn.i
o. ..na " vl(ii. ra '..nlir''- ru"','f
.l-lcr of the tomwh,
tlinitlnt tlie litw and rvgulauj Oa twwela.
U iney nr.tr eurea
Aehe ti-v wmM he mimnrt pilule" M tho
So wiffr fr..m U. dirne complaint:
lit forrnnatrlj- th-ir fx-U- ewt
lre anrt the ho rac-e try theni will fln.1
th little t ill. .ramaM In mo many "fl
fir will r.- lie willing lo do KlUlout lUem.
liui af ler all nadt hoad
In th hline of so nM.v U tliat here l wherj
we tuaki- oiir rrit buast. Our p.Us cure
W Iilie .itner d.i H't. n
t'AtrrEK's I.ittu: t.rrm Ptua Rreeerewnall
an t verr e-isv ti take n or make
a !'"-" 1 ln-r ore utriotlv vetetat.le and do
,. cni"" or Xirk- t."t l their uelitle atta
r-v- (ill ! lie them In rial at ceiti;
liTO for $1 . S. ( everywhere, or aent by malL
CAirE KI":ntS CO, Srw 1st
CAIflt f f
C-IfCJS
"I don't want a flour sieve, but
a carriase lap duster that won't
let the dust through. Show me
a M Duster." .
5A Lap Dusters 100
Clwtlr Woeta.
id .Vi l rMHm
i ii I Oki.fi(
X-ry Ctrl aal
aA jronbiuus oiicci.. t-.
5A Clipper Fly Netsrv"SA'u
, r 1 EqultIatar at BaU ia Co.
100 other stvlea of Sa Horse Sheets and
Fly Nets, at prices to suit everybody. I oi
sale bv all dealers. If you can't get them,
il l 4a
ARE THE STRONGEST.
NONE GENUINE WITH OUT THE C'A LABEL
Mannr'd hv Wa. avbii s.is. Ihllada. who
uiaiie the famous Hors-' Untid Uoer Blanket.
Oils! Oils!
The Piannard cn Company, of P:ltbnrith, fa.,
makes a ih'cIiiv ol niau-liai-liinna lor iu
Uoinestic trade the liuesi brands of
llluminating"&. Lubricating Oils
Naphtha and Gasoline,
TliAl can tw mi frora Petroleum. We challenge
comMij-.m wiiu every icuowm
PRODUCT OF PETROLEUM.
If you wish the mmt uniform y
Satisfactory Oils
IS THE
A-mei'ican Market,
Ack for ours. Trade for Somerset and vicinity
supplied by
COOK A BEKRTT8 AND
FhKAStt i KootKK.
aoMfcUsLT, Pa.
scpi2S-'S8-lyr.
A
HMIN1ST!:AT0R'S NOTICE,
K-utteof Tii'njn'Tiin Null-
n, derM, lat of lp-
iixent of AlmiiiMnniHi on the anve eMfcte
h ii'K tn, u ieraj(t4-. U the iinlt -nnni by Ihe
prff-r Ksiiliuniv. nuti't htr-'lv kiv":i to nil
I -!.! if iiiU')U'l to ftl1 otiit lo k ke iminwli
atv HV!iM-iit, ami tLwise huviltK ciainin :.'ain4
th? snmt' will irt-'nt thtiu -.luiy nthf:)titaUHi
for stuln.ftil hi or U'fre sTiminy, iw ilh
dtv ol My, at ibe lw re-i'l'-iw-t ot d.
HprlT. AiliuiuUlnilor.
E
XKCUTOH'S NOTICE.
KMttte of Hmnufl Ptai.er, Pr.late of shade Twp.
Ix'Ut-r ttLiimfiiuirv Hit' utM.v? nttte liar-
inir Iw-n mi ued t the iHHltiriifnid by the prop
er mi!inrity. mrtiw i Uvrv ly eivcn lo all ifnoii
iinU i-uM u wnl "e-tatr to mnte niimtJtHte
ri nt ni Hk"1 h inu cinniw nirniurt the mme
it ill i.rtm thi'iii itnLv an(hiilittl lit netlk?-
in. tit mi h i niriiHV. Mmv f"i' h. S at the UW r-
ldime MfdmnKHi In swl Jiwimnip.
JONATHAN MiHUKR,
J. L. Vuzh. C W. LAMliKHT,
Aiionioy. txttntor.
mm & mm
'j ici4inirt'! oronwni ititrodijceU m iu rtit
form l.y W a-ta A liftman m Ot'wf maker
fiij(iv(i in tiwrmim. nurfi of tritve iriotrautenU,
UirtHl toeir Mipr--vim as tlie bef i Dm w rii
WtrHm & Uani:.o olTi r. am dfiiioiiMttwm of the
oncntinirfti ei'Mli-nce of th-ir -tw, tlie fa-t tnat
at aiiof ttiepcat U -.r'ii'M Kkh"l)it.Tm. aince tliat of
"cnt w --r'l tt -.iih"i)it.on, Bjuce Uiftt of
"QllGflNteH
I aria. I-., in
U lttt bet fllftr,
trHfi.tJwv fiavt
ro toe brhi)t
tratrataltic'iea l.Jif Tl 9.MN). frv.
Wwto & llnmiin rtonot heit-tfe to m-ikr the ex-
tTHonliiuu-y ciiita for their puno. that tjey ar
ucrior to all orhera. 'i h.-y rff.iiiAe lb ttifrb
exce lence orh t-d hy oi!i.t len..ii - mak.Ts ba the
art of pi.tno boiJ iinf.'. but atiil cu re euiierwrity.
1'h tin y wnnule : to the ivmaritaWe im
tm RUtor.t iiiUujci d br them In the year Inn,
and tt-'W Jcnowti f t.i" 1 A- !Uvui Piano
fcrKiNUKR." t.j n r a K 'tkeitwof whidl
H aecared ti J fjj 3 I l"?n-ft4i-t po
iWL.Lir:tr jrUAn .rriim-nient of
tune, t'tfetlMT 1 I fl I 4 1 M wx irreatly hk-crea-ed
tatxvi- C!lAr f- Z?2'.jZ"?. ty tor MMahiag
fc tune and (Kher ifUTto-twi advantneea.
A clrcuhif. cn'ap:n te!.iutn!aia from three
huntirrd purcha im, mueiciaiis tl tuntTa, rent,
ttr'! her m i h tit: riiiveeaiji'te, to any applicant,
i'tatx a. id iirjatM ifroMl tor caaa or ea pajr
mTit; a1' rent 'L
MASON & H AML'W ORGAN AND PIANO CO.
SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR
CANDEE
RUBBERS
H. CHILDS & CO
MaiufactBrers and Wholesale
Dealers to
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RUBBERS,
511 VOOD STREET,
PITTSBURGH.
YOU CAN FIND
THIS
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t A4r- in Prrraa-.H at llw AUnar Hureau m
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miM vUl u4rau. Ute aaTrUaua at Wviat rata.
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NEW
Spring Importations
SOW COMING l.N PAILV.
We import ami Uttjr direct from the tnan
ufaitiirers. and thus save you the middle
men profit.
Primed Iudia Silks, UleH colorinpi and stj ias.
atuctol3 i0iieryan1,eicluiir jauenu a f
cUl baipiln lot at 27 lnchej wiUe.
We are snouting new rty:es in fcm'r Surahs
at Mc- to SI a yard.
Near colorings ia la Faillie Franct-e. Surah
aikt, ;rai Utaio Silka Rnyala, falin KliaiUmtr.
We ahooli-r values In Black Silks or tli
best makes, as e carry tine of the UnrcM ux k
toe year rouuu. In this oonntry
New Wool ikiltinire. In medium and liht
iliadw, SO Im hwwide. at k: ali new plain and
Mill soilings at.MIr loriTi a yard, including
Uie very latest and finest imported l'-rei Fab
rics. Over CO. !O0 rards Xer Scotch liinghanu. Sac to
50c a yard. Aa uneqaaled colleeUon.
American fire (iluiihatns at Sic, 20e, 13e, 12ie
and 10c a yard. Ml n?w irtylca.
French Saline at JSC, Sue, Sic and 37.V. for lh
ery fnet goods.
Americas satines, best styles and makes, at
12Vafand a.
New Coalites at 7c. and fine imported styles at
Mr a yard.
New Embroideries, new While Goods, new
Laces.
JJuidln CodcTwesr cheaper than you can make
it.
Onr popular $1.08 Ftench Corset, f 1.30 quality,
all dies.
Oar new lssj Lace Curtain Catalotrue Is ready.
We send pssl' hy mall and insure tliem against
kiss, wlttioot extra charge.
Send in your order for samples now. The
larirestMock bet teen Philadelphia and Chioasio.
Im-u1 all letters to
JOS. HORHE I CD'S
PENN AVENUE STORES,
Pittsburgh. - Pa.
nava(-'S ly
EVERY YOUNG LADY IN THE LAND
EXPECTS TO BE THE OWNER OF A
Sewing Machine
Unlets She is Already bat wM:h o;
ths nary liachines in tie Harket
WILL AXSWEIt HER PCRPOSE BEST
in every respect, is the question that now
engages her mind. She is well aware
that a Sewing Machine costs too
much to make
FREQUENT i CHANGES,!
But this question has now been solved for
her. At the great Centennial Exhibi
tion at Cincinnati, after
lOO DAYS lOO
of Solid Conijietition with all the pmfmrd
best Sewing Machines in America, be
fore a ju-y of mechanical experts,
it was awarded a
:::::SIXiVEH j MEBAXk.r.:
e highest and only awarJ given to Sewing
Machines, pronouncing it to lie the most
durable, the lightest and quietest run
ning, and best adapted for family
purposes. This, coupled with the
fact that it entered the field ill
1ST", when the market was
glutted wilh Sewing
Machines,
700,000
have been sold, more than double as many
as any oter Company's for the same
time it was on the market. Ladies
of taste and good judgment, af
ter carefully testing the
merits of the
WHITE,
and its new Steel Attachments, alwolutely
the most Iiurable and Best, will not cu
tertain the thought of buying any
other Sewing Machine. Sold on
the most reasonable terms by
Joseph Crist, Ag't.,
J EN N ER X ROADS. Somuract Co., ra
Aim for Sale, forty Second-hand Sewing
Machines, taken in exchsnge for ihe
o
WHITE
Including nearly all the popular makes.
Souk; are as nit as new, having been very
little used. Will be syld very low.
4 MEXDME-iT TO THECOXSTnV
jL. TION rov"t-d to the citiz -n of Omk C-oin-UfMiutxIili
by the tieneml A-un.hly of the m-intHiMt-Hlth
of I'etin-ylvaiiifa, for tlieimppntval or
reK-eliou t a ei-ial ehi-lloti U t Ik Id Jill it- IS.
Puhliifd by onlrr ol the Secretary of tlie
('ommouvveulih, in purhuauce of Article XV1I1 of
the Constitution,
Joint rwlntipjn prnone n ane!iilme:it to
th-j lAn-milli n of tiii! oiamcliueaiiii :
hnuTioN 1. lie it nolved ty lle hennt'i and
Htitix of Kepre-emiUive.! of the OtrnniotiU'-aliu
ol 'Pennsylvania, intrenerui Anwrmbly met. Tnat
Uie ttiijt-H iii arai-u Itnciit v pro(N' t t the t.-in-tnltutiw.
f the Cominouwenlih ot iViinytvausH.
in aeeoniance with ihe Lighnxnih Article
thereof ;
AMENDMENT.
There ahall b? an a-Mitionttlartiele to wiA Con
miioliuu, to be dt-siktuuted u Artie.e XIX, fol
io wi ;
ARTICLE XIX.
Tlie manufacture, ftale, or keeplne for Kale of
intoxicating liquor, tn le n-ed f a bevennre, i
hereby prohibited itnd any violutioii of I his pro
hibit. un hall be a U)i-Jeiueano. punisliable aa
feh all be provided by law.
Theiunuiifaetiire. or keepii.fr for Nile of in
toxicating: lunior Ur tit her purine, than hh a Uv
erntfe may U allowet in coeh manner only a.
may be preset iutd by law. The tneral Akh-iii-biy
Hhall, at trie hnt Minn Riiccee iinjf ihe adop
tion ol thif aik'le of itte OKivtitiittiou, enact laws
with aditjuate penalties ft it eii'oreemenL
A trueeoi) ol ine Joiat KiHoUnkwi.
CI1AK1.M W. rtTONE.
Secretary of thy Coraiuonwealth.
IT OF PARTITION,
To Mary M. Smith, intermarried with Jeremi
ah Hnjtier, res-id inir in (tedford intv. Va.,
Manrarvt Smith, inieruarried with Kil U.t'nw
by, iH-tmia Muith. and trtifrjfe S Ssnnh. of Mt.
l'b-aoant. Pa, and fiiuuel ii. iSmith, of Still
man Va.h y. 111. .
You are hereby uo irieil that in parsnun of
a Writ of Partition loaned nit of the orphana
t 'oort of Soiueiet 1'oimiy. Pa.,aul to me dircied
1 will bold an iiHjmut on the prviniM- n the real
estate of O-atimrm A. Smith, dee d. hiuiai in
NorthaiuptosXrii Tap., Sanen-et i'a . ou Tues-
aar. me .'.t amy oi May. a- l. lvt, when
and where you can attend if you think proper,
Nienn si mice, t m. a. Mi.tii.i.t
Apr s, iw. i
fiberiiT.
ADMINISTRATOR'S X0TICF.
tMale of EliniMn Will, der'd , late of Ktony
rnfk Township AhimtwI onDty. )a.
Iettera ofadtninirtrtUtni theaboxe'irstaie hav
fiiK b-rn KraiiUxi U the undersiKnesi by the prop
er autbority. notice Khertby ftiven to all ptHxia
indebted lo mud eMate to limke iuiniediate pay
ment and Uxwe bavityr rlaiina or detnatotti
atfTuin-4 theaame will pre-ent ibem duly atiihen
tioaled fur aettleuteut without detav.
JKKMN K. WIT.L.
marJO. AdnHniHtrMor.
ST. CHARXES
iHiOITiEiL.!
CHAS. S. GILL, Proprietor.
Table tmurpt. Ri-rainlclcl wiih o!Tice on
tnanid aoor. Natural aaa anil incaiilrart.nt
liartit in all rom Nw uvara laundry. Corutr
Woud Street and Third Ave..
PITTSBURGH, PA.
PENSION AGENCY.
SOL. UHL,
Duly authoriard by the Gorernment. Office ia
hes a Bik;Neret, I'a. xuarhAu
ED.O. IIOSTKTIaBU
MERCHANT TAILOR,
(No. Vahuoth Block j
S0XEBSET, PK.
All the Itcw SKjrlw of Fall and Winter Saltlrsr"
an 4 iiven-sMiiac. haualaciiuii tioanuitecd. aud
Lowest It leva. .
II $1,000
m anv ooerrtiowin nmtjuttitA
bf Eaoot mv owm was
Aetna Blacking
will nor
INJURS LIATHII,
1x make aa llrtellle-w tart thU tlT ihj fc!W
km to-tl.l: It UK .il kmionr ia a b-!.
Acmt ill., khm. and 1 ve it llior. toe a llw a
aiisiih I lk. 1 t and hm !- op U drv awl el
aauttaJilKn(anIull. WtiromiwH laJlMM
to a. v.. a nnu ar lt ilb f rwh Urwauill ana
Gathnea nn anr b.o! Mutt o Fa blc.
8, ur won liuuid bliMluiia (bt (ham la atuna
Wolff's ACM EBlacking
Maaaa any ktod ct tarthw
WATERPROOF, SOFT,
AND DURABLE.
E bsamilil. riefc, Ol.lHMV P1.II h
caalnL Sm tale a4 p.
A FnlMi fjtste a St'vr'tli fnr M am-n, and
A Weea forMeB.aadoaHaJweLiathr
ana Faur JHoncha wtthoat raaoaattnc
WOLFF & RANDOLPH- PKlUDtlPMi.
Hd b Blue Mom. Gann and doalera pajarattr.
WHY YOU SHOULD USE
SCOTT'S EMDLSION
of COD L.IVEIL OIL
HYPOPHOSPHITES.
Jt i iird and ndorarrl by 1'hy
e ici a H because it is Vte bcht.
ItisPaktiKeasldk.
It is threa tines as cEcadons ts
plain Ccd liver CiL
It is far superior to all other bo-
called Emlsi:r3.
It is a perfect Esralcio, d:e3 trt
separate cr chongo.
It is wcrderful as a fieA pr:ducer.
It is tho best reredy for Corsump-
tL-a. E:rcfs!a. rroicHti, VTast
ing Ikcac::, C!'.r:do Crh izi
C:la:.
Sold l y all UnifXjMs.
SCOTT & COWifC, Cmzmists, N. Y.
HARNESS !
jsajIc siiirsoy,
Manufacturer of and Dealer In
HAltNEJiS, SADDLES, BRIDLES, HAL
TERS, COLLARS. WHIPS. LAP
ROBE?. BLANKET s. ETC.
STAR - HARNESS - OIL,
The Very B?st In the N'ew anfl second hand BUG
GIES, always on hand, an 1 at the
Cheapest Prices.
Repairing Promptly Done
When In need of anything In my line, give me a
Call.
Thanking yon for rwst favora, and soliciting
your painmage. 1 remain.
Tours Very Respectfully,
ISAAC SIMPSON,
SOMERSET. PA.
Hutd it i ww. ntit .
y 1' j -W .ib., witb oar btrz'
tJtSZ? -riw, Ma mtlr y. b ai
n. 1. w mania.
.1,. aa-r'S.'. "BrJ. ' .ikr JTL"?
ao rt .... 1 ..r. SflT
.,,.1 W.-pl. W-.r.a.l ..r;:.'-M
KlUaoBK a.-, awa at.
MARVELOUS
1EI0RY
DISCOVERY.
Onl deaaiae af MeaaarT Trafnlaa.
1-aar Hank. Irf-arara ia .no rcadioa.
Miaa waaderinal eareil.
Krrrr call aaalt ajrently bearttea.
oroat iaJooeaaaiiia to OomapuBdenoa Claai.
IVnv.n. .'ill nnmHiM of 11 Wn. A. 1 1 HI.
1 . .( tl mil I. 'mt in M.na Dnwaam.
l.tuii-i irpnlcl"Thman, tlMra; Prh.t
ar.-it, J. Ji. Itncklcy, l..,liraf tha ( rrfM
A A'. 1'.. Kichard Prrtor. tlie HxTMiaai.
If ana. viw,iw,n."..wm. .
llcnlaaiia. a"'i "Uir. will lwt Irw by
fL. A. IA)IMiTTK, Ml fmli At., T
THE OLDEST
DRUG HOUSE INiPITTSBURG,
lot
JOSEPH FLEMING,
No. 84 Market St.
Having had for a nnnilier of years a fair
share ol' the patronaire of Ihe good people of
I'lttsbunih and vicinity. 1 take tins opportu
nity to say, wilh incrt-ased facililiesand stork
1 am better prepared than ever to solicit
their orders, cither wuolasale or retail, in
any war relaiimr to the dnnt trade, and by
accuracy, neatness and iroiiutiies, and pri
ces lower than ever, 1 hope to merit their
continued favors. I have cocatintly in
stock a full line of Pnip, Trasses, Shoulder
Unices for ladies ami eenls, llanilaem. t-aml
lv Svriiiifcs. Hair. Nail and Tooth Brushes.
All the leading Proprietary Medicines of the
day. i.h1 Liver mi I'reparatsons, malt LI-
tracts, lor medical purposes there is no
belter, purer, older whiskey sold to-day any
where than the pure eight-year-old tincken
heimer Whiskey I am now selling st $1 lor
full quart bottles, or six Sir ). The only
Wines that should lie used for medical pur
poses are the wire California Tort, hheTy.
Muscatcd. Angelica anil 8weet and Iry Ca
tawba tliat I am now selMnic.
genii for price list of Wines and Liquors,
mailed free to any address. The money
must aeeomfwnv all orders for wines or
Liquors, as we do not send any goods C. 0. 1)
JOSEPH FLEMING A & X,
WIIOLEiAl. A ED KETAIL
UKtGOI8TS,
rrrrsBUKGir, pa.
412 Market St.. Cor of the Diamond
Tax Payers, Take Notice.
Does Prohibition Prohibit? We claim it
does not : the facts are on our side. Consult
your friends in Mnine, Kaunas, and Iowa.
They will tell yo it is a farce, and increases
taxes. Consult your own interests by order
ing Wines and Liquors direct from head
quarters. We Urate rnt money, give you bet
ter and purer goods, fill orders more prompt
ly, and prices are lower than elsewhere.
SILVKK AOE. ABSOL1TELV fVttt KVE, eilltOrS-
ed bv physician, used in hospitals. Only
$1..VI full standard tpiart.
;m-kenlieitner Pure Rye. S yr. old, fl on qnart.
(iilwun ' " i.iu
Overholt " 6 " 1.MI "
Finca'n CoMm Wedding i.uo "
(6 bottle ST..0U )
Ports. Hlierrlcs, Urantlfps. Whiskies. Clin. Are.
ho ccutu quart un. li".! .hipped to all parta ot
thr 1'. S., ean-tully parked. No exira charge ftir
packatft.. s-od trial opler. W rite fa tmr en
pk-te Catalogue aitd Price LUt. Mention uoa
paper.
MAX KLEIN,
S3 Federal EL, Allegheny,
aTrr naav
Hat Fearful Fall.
CoM'MBt'a. April If A distresalng acci
dent oocurn-d this m irninif m the Stale
Hjikc. At that time Mr. Win. A. Kalll
man. at rtalinesillc, txjlumbiiina ciun!y,
wilh her liu!': ilaii?lner. M iry Kniolia. were
a-H-t-nihn tlie ilome ol me caiui, auu wi
got pretty well to the top of the .tincture.
The child waa left tn go by herself, and
lanshird and roiurwl all the w.iy up with
caildisli glee at all the .trans'? shjhU which
greHed her eyes. At a point m.ire tlian ha.f
iy np .lie wai lookinn out of a window
from which a pine of gins, was wanting.
Tlu licight necHied to dazzle her, and in a
iu illicit, and licfire any warning m (tien,
her ilistrACteil nutlicr saw the tender furm of
the child plunging throng!! the window and
tilling swiftly to Ihe alone abutment above
the roof on tlie western side.
A shriek of ljrror escaped her, and het
ftce turned a deadly ml lor at the sickenint;
sight. H.;r bleeding form wan carried into
the Clerk a olBoe of the Senate. As she lay
mute, helple-n and bleeding on the sofa, she
preiented a sight that impressed almost to
tears the men who moved ahout her. The
bright eyes were closed with horrible bruiaes
and on top of her head of g il Jen curls was a
wound deep and ghastly, penetrating the
skull and laying it opeu .
Tlie shix-k was so great that it caused a
concu-oion of the brain. The child was ta
ken ui a hotel, and the physicians express
the belief that she will die before mwuing.
The Greatest Sufferers in the
World
Are women; their delicate organiza
tions being particularly suHceptibleto de
rangement and disease. Dr. Kennedy's
Favorite lietneily, of Rondout, pu
rifies the blood, invigorates the system
and fort i lies it against the diseases inci
dent to age, climate and season. It is
the best medicine in the world. Keep it
in the house for your children's sake, as
well as for vour ow n.
Prohibition In Massachusetts.
I!oaTO!t, April 21. The people of Massa
chusetts will vote to morrow on a Prohibi
tory Constitutional Amendment, and it may
safely be predicted that the Amendment will
bedefi-aled by a liifjori'y of lO.UWIo 'Jtt.OW.
There are several reasons for this. Rirly in
the campaign the Pmbibitionists declared
that cider came under the head of intoxi
cants ai.d thereby alienated a large propor
tion of the farmers. The present high li
cense system is a large ourue of revenue to
the town?, which cannot well he spared.
Boston alone draws $!rjn,ix) a year from this
source. Kven lit and license strongholds,
sentiment is against the Amendment because
of the ciilcr issue. The clergy are divided,
the orthodox Evangelical denominations
supporting the Amendment heartily, while
the Catholic. E;iscopals. Unitarians and
CniversalUts oppose it. Over SO prominent
clergymen have signed a protest agaiusl
Prohibition.
An Imperative Necessity.
AVhat pure air is to an unhealthy lo
cality, what spring cleaning is to the neat
housekeeper, so is Hood's Sarsaparilla to
everybody, at this season. The body
needs to be thoroughly renovated, the
blood purified ami vitalized, the germs
of disease destroyed. Scrofula, Salt
Kheum and all other blood disorders are
cured by Hood's Sareapurilla, the most
popular and successful spring medicine.
Prohibition In ths Bay State
Boston, April 20. The Evening Ilrettrd
publishes a forecast of the probable Slate
vote on the Constitutional Prohibition
Amendment next Monday, compiled from
estimates made by the Chairmen of the dif
ferent citv and town Committees and Town
Clerks. The llcc-jrd says that the result in
100 cities and towns heard from point to the
defeat of the amendment by from lo.ooo to
30.0i.i0. The striking feature of the returns is
the showing that in the towns where the
amendment has been generally supposed to
be especially strong it is weak, and in some
cases likely to be defeated.
Interested People.
Advertising a patent medicine in the
peculiar way in which the proprietor of
Kemp's Balsam, lor Coughs and Colds,
does it, is indeed wonderful. lie author
izes all drugjriats to give those who call
for it a sample bottle Free, that they
may try it before purchasing. The Large
Bottles are 50c and $1. AVe certainly
would advise a trial. It may save you
from consumption.
Strange Find ina Hollow Poplar
li. A. Logsdon, of Cross Iiuads, this
county, while out fox hunting one day
last week, discovered his dogs whining
around a large tree which hail been
blown up by the roots. The tree is a
huge hollow poplar. While trying to dis
cover the cause of the canines' actions
his attention was attracted by a lot of
human boms in the hollow of the tiee.
Further fearch revealed an old flintlock
gun and a keg of whisky. The bones
were greatly decayed and much larger
than the usual size. The gun was eaten
by rust, and the stock had rotted so that
it fell to pieces. Tlie kc-g is a strange con
cern, and shows considerable 'ngenuity
in its construction, the exterior being
coated with a substance resembling pitch
and is.well preserved. The whisky found
in the keg is said to be a most excellent
article. Horse Cave (Ky.) letter in Lou
isville Courier-Journal,
To-Night and To-Morrow Night.
Ami each day and night during this
week you ran get at all dmggista' Kemp's
Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, which
is acknowledged to be the most success
ful remedy ever sold for the cure of
Coughs, Croup, Bronchitis, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, and Consumption. Get
a bottle to-day, and keep it always in the
home, so you can check your cold at
once. Price 50 cents and fl. Sample bot
tles free.
Noses and Notoriety.
A clever woman was recently asked by
a Toronto Empire writer, who should be
made president of a certain association
of which great things were expected. -'I
cannot name her," she said, "but choofe
some one with a big nose and a big
mouth."
There may be no suggestion worth a
row of pins in this, but none the less it
is true that many of the ruling men and
women of power have had large features.
This is especially so in the literary world.
At a literary gathering anywhere big
noses or big mouths, or both, will be no
ticeable. The same traits are observable
at a spiritual seance. At a council of wo,
men at Washington the noses of the wo
men were in the aggregate monumental.
It is the same at a meeting of Sorosis.
Miss Francis Willurd has a big nose
and a good-sized mouth.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe has a big mouth
but very line and sympathetic.
George Eliot's nose lacked nothing in
size.
Four gentlemen eugageJ in commerce
in an eastern seaport city were heated
unbelievers in the common superstition
regarding Friday as an unlucky day.
They determined to show their contempt
for and explode the silly notion. So they
began to build a ship on Friday, finished
her on Friday, launched her on Friday,
named her Friday, hired a captain on
Friday and started her off to sea on Fri
day. The ship was never heard from.
Lofty sentiment very naturally finds its
way to the attic
A?3Y QNZ
CAM DYE
V D'f.llDN
Ores:, cr a Coat, 1 fay Cdcr
Ribbons, Fccihcrs, pen
Yarns, Rccs, cic. ) ten cekts
a! io manyMiM w SAVE ft!o.nry. -njl mika .
lhiiv luo lka NtW, iy u.ine MAMOND
DVES. I l' "rlc ss wsv. Bimple, t;uick ; the ;
.W. t- REST ami FASTEST l.it.n. AJt fori
DJAMONil DY1.3 anj tafce Co other.
ForCildin; cr ;:ro-;:n Fancy Articles UECj
DIAMOND PAINTS.
OcM, Silver. Urcr.ie, Copper. Only 10 Ccnta.
Baby Pci'traats.
tunw tr:m life, trmud ru flue
r.ri. 1.. I.i.tlllt Tlt.llttl
tf- t ItBirw. vnt Irtw I" Vtjr.erol
V1. r? imv Uibv lvrn aitliin a year.
Kvrv M'Uhn nanla lln-
i 7,i.:'-Tf : wlitl ot onct. LiiVO
y llahy's Ji.-iina amt nat.
i v L ;i'.'ais, rioharosch t CO.,
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ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
M AJClTAtTL'ltER 4KD DtALU. WHOLKSLXB A.ND KUTAUEII Of
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS.
Hard and Soft Woods.
OAK. POPLAR. SIDINIfS, PicKFTU, JiOCI.DINiiS,
ASH, WALNTT, FLOORING, SASH, STAlK RAIIA
CHERRY, YELLOW PINE, KHINGLES. DOORS BAl.l'STEIW.
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I) M I X I STTiA TOR'S NOTICE.
In the entATonf Allirt Xiptnlionr bit of Vppcr
Ttirktyfxtt TuHii-hip snitrwtt Oy , I'a . ! l.
Letirr of Ai1mitrHiifm having been itoUt- tn
the iiU'ltT'iiciierJ hy ttie pnttier uuUmruy in the
AUtve eUU. NutU-f is i.vtx-hy ivru to 11
imrtien .nitobu-! to est.ite mmke immedi
ate puynvt nt. itnd al! psirtit havlnglim. Au'Htnst
ttwte to pr-HMi ihfm U tht Administrator
dttit Htitheut k-tiUtl for fH-ttU ninu it the Witt rvi-dt-iiCa
tif ilit (ii'irri-Mfl mi c IwtttTf rtiiriY the
'it Ii tay of May, 1K"!, at the late lrsitlvun of (it
JACOD aV?rHilj)Xt
eprlT. Adiiiiiiifftrauir.
s
UEKIFFS SALE.
Br virtue of a writ of Fi Fa Iwoi out of th
Court of C'oiiiiiion Vie of i-.nerei C-ouuty,
IVnu'a.. I wiil vxNtce u puhtiij ale hi tt'i
'tMirt Him, in Souieix't ikmUKb. at 1 o'clock r.
M., OU
THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1S30,
All the riffht. title, lnten;t and claim or John
barr, of. in a;ul lo the following dc-titAl real
estate, viz :
A eerlioii lot of srmnd Fituati- in Somerset lior-oiiL-h.
Nmf-rM.-t l nimiy, j,., adjo.nina laud- of
J?!t rhorrieuuini; a the wmtii, pniilie rmA ou
the uort hand et. an 1 land of J.mli '. l.a..li
avr on theea.t. rin:aini:iir oiie-fo:irtli a. -re more
or haviua there m ervctcil n frame dwelling
house, stalile. and other ontbuilumK.
Taken In rxectition athe)innerty ofjuhn Iiarr
at itie nil of John 11. Chi, attorney of baroara
Mi-liU) re'a beira.
NOTICE ,
Ail persona pnrehaiiir U the a!ire faie will
pleae uke niKiee tluU a part of the riiirehaj
nimiey ;w (vr cent will l? reonired when
knox-kol down, otherwii it w til airaln exr.M
ed to sale at tlm rik f the lint iMircuaaer. The
residue of tlie porcl:a.-c mMieT rniKt lie !il on
or before Thuixlay of tlie lat we-k of tne Hay
UTin of Court, the time fixed l,y the tiurt
fiir aaciiriiig the ai k now iedimient iif deed, and
no deed will lie a-knonledied until the purciiare
ri-mev ia paid in full.
tlieriir i!!, e, B. 9. Kl MII.LKN,
ApiUS. lsw). f sheriff:
WANTEDS,
mir Fmit auti urnHmenrai i..aa. v ,-.tU KiVe
yen a good txylnx aiiuation at once. Aiidret S
u-nra. E. B. KM.UAHa.bOX 4 CO Kurwrrmen,
(MBt-va,v , maria-lJt.
Over S0O rV lil Send for
Coautlful L(. j 1 Frlco Lict o
Deelgno. H- Kl Circl'!-r'
art- fcJ
-THE CELEBRATED
pianos fHiniinEiSf
mm
mm
mm
Cleanse
the System
hk1 'Kla: Picio's Celery
Cjr-i.xr.ii.jL it p'irincs. ti;?
tli!, cures i.'OTiM ipiTli-n,
an t rt--nl-t:-j thv ilver nxvl
Lidtiej.e)TctuiUJy cleaiia
tug t)ift,v!Me;i, aU trasto
fcaid J'ad Eiutu-niw
;ine'c
Celery Compound
f c::Wr- s tntf- ii-rre ton! aud Rtn-nidnff
quttitu.".-i, rtsvl Ihft the er.-r-e UDd .)jntH.
I h:im !-en tr'iMed f r S"Tn' ye-tr with a
frnpUe.itKrrr of Uim -':('. Alter Iryt'te th
rl 'i.w rer: edj'.-s, and n-Jt liuJinir n'li'-r. I tried
Pnli'" i i l'Tv ' np" ;:r't lifur t;,-!.ir one
fuil if t V- tin1' Inn; irf-Mi S-ofTio ,--.. ni "los
pn; tn .usl''.e. ef- 1 I :t'i trtil.v AiV now. t":st I
ft- iilke tt new ni rs. I'loii h5 iotprovi-.t,
ainl I h-kt irui'ted let p"Ji m wetiftif stuc I
liafcu couAiiK-aetsl t-ikiui; the t ump.. Mini '
UtNri!f:rJ m-haR-Vs. IVl' ii.UA Vr
St.oO. Six for ta.tK At imictsri
WsLLa. ilxcoAttusoa A Co., HiirUtAja, Vk
IT WILL FAY YOU
to buy voce
or
Wm. p. SHAFFER.
bOMKIWET, I'KXN'A
a
Mauufa?tnrer of and Dealer in
rTB W'fi-t Far nWtetl oi, 'iiy Strtire, mail Colm
mn in twin iui
AUo, Age'. i'K the H IlITE BtMZE!
Persons In need of MONUMENT WORK wll
Slid II to iheir iiner,"it to rail at my "hop where
a proper ahtiaina tuillbe xiven ihem. Jia-'VUi
turtitin l.intmM.'U IN x."t, ri rJ'
lA'Arl' LOW. 1 Invite special anenUon to the
White Bronze, Or Pure Zino Mcntirnel
Introdn red bv REV. W. A. ItlVJ. as a redden
Improvement In the point of MATKKIAL AND
CoNSTKI eTION. and hich is destined tone
tlie Popular Mt-nwrnent for our Changeable Cli
mate. GIVE ME k CALL.
WM.F. SIIAFFEK.
lfnny denier wiv he h the W. I . oncla
8tiuef4 wttliuut uii nml yrlc rtMiitLKrfl oa
Uis bottuui. yut bitu dun a aa a Cruua.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE
FOR
CENTLEMEM.
lteat In the. world. flamliK hl
S.VOO (iKM IVK H lMl-M.H f l SHOE.
4.1X1 H IMI-M1VUI UT "IIOi:.
a.:i..-.o HOI.lt: AMI FAItMKKV SHOE.
S..-rfl :TUA vti.n: ( tl K HOfc.
HIIKk (IH ANN Ml OK.
DO ami fcl.11 HOVS' X lliiol. SHOES
Ail UMtlo ia Ci'DUTfiA, button aixJ Lace,
w
L. DOUGLAS
S3
SHOE
FOR
LADIES.
Beat Material. Beat Htyle. Itrat l itllng.
If UA 'l'l bv yu:l d, aler, ai de
W. X.. UOCOLAs. IlKOCKTOX, MASS.
F'Ut -SALE BY
A. H, Ferner & Bro.,
SOMERSET.
CatarrH ELY'S
p??M-'itlJRrl'uil Cleanses the Naal
PaMMifi-H, Allay I'ain
and Inf. animation,
Ilt-'ftls the Soitk, Ke-wton-j
the Benses of
Tie and Smell.
HAY-FEVER TliE CL RE.
Apaitiolc i appMMj Into enrh nn-tril anl
aKTe?il. Prictr ""Mvnti at lriiifirt ; by mail
nvifiprifwi, 6oc. KLV iKO.. 6 VVkuren Street,
New York. 6-30-lyr,
L.ESM EN WANTED
II
io natHi.e my tnopiniahly rvliHitie .urerv su k
on Halary or Cfmiiiii.ii. iVrumm-nt t-iiif-lov-nK-m
ru rant .-.. iniriit free, tn-viu experi
eooe n? reiu.fv.. Write tf
C. L, YATEcJ, Nurimrymin.
Rochester, is. Y.
Mention th in paper.
FLINT GLASS
MILK
Manufactured by
THlSBOTTlf
BE WASHt5
iND RETURNER
PI7TS3URCH.PA.
lXF0t;::s:z:
H i 1 rini Quart 4 Caiia
WHITE FCH PRICES.
I , " raw 4jL Byavowimf AnywiNi., i .r
!. Bro..rmia rxM?i aaa priAla
. . r - a DK-H d.'Qlii The tta
i. ' T-'jr '.j 7 llraloiaaal-iaia.
'ift,;!' theraiO. a.' i
friacix caJ0fj.4il.1
'SSASXtCStttUl
'.T Hr-m, fnr trtmi aM
Wfaee yaw ay. tl AkalUJI iA
V KAKa. i ui-iieil'rrt.
!br.iiaS3;-..:ii::t3ia.,B?.
IT
MOV
D-i
1 u
S., Sole Agents, Johnstown, Penn'a
IS
fn QurPepufirBrsnt!
A Fine Quality of
ATA REASONABLE PRICE
i in m ja.t i .
Hi ON
EACH
LmiiifclrTar .fil
IFYOU ARE LOOKING FOR
AN EXTRA SWEET PIECE OF
Enl
-sj7 A3 t-r - IWVl
J30NT FAILT0 GIVE
A FAIF TFIAL
- D0NTTaKENY 0THEe
JNO. RNZEHi EROStLouisviue
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE fc OHIO RAILROAD.
SOMERSET CAMBRIA JSRASCII.
DISTANCE AND FARE.
1
f
. r
Mllea. Fara.
Somerset to Stoystown .. .. lS
Somerset to MwTer,TiUe.. 17 so
Somerset to Btbl ... 2." ; 70
Domerset to Johntown.... 3 1 it)
Somerset to RiK-kwood . 9 JO
Somewe to iiarrett 15 w
Somerset to Meyermlaie.. . 21 70
Somerset to runiherland. 6 2 oo
Somerset to Washiuirtoii.... 210 t ss
Somerset to Baltimore 2ii0 7 50
Somerset to I'raina 24 m
Somerset to Confluence .- . 28 s
Somerset to l onuellvi;ie - bi 1 "0
Somerset U Htlsburgh 110 S 10
The fare to Philadelphia la $:Si, and to New
York, fiLtjtf.
Winter Arrargamenl In flaet Ko. ti, 'It.
sotnn-BouxD trains.
JOHNSTOWN EXPRESS No. . t
iarr.
Ria-kwxl f. M a m
SiiMKRaET... ( it a III
IreiKvr i". iy a ni
Htoystown 7 21 a in
HiH,ersville 7. .22 a Dl
Bethel ;.ll a
rro.
Johnstown ,s.jfi a m
MAIL No. 9S.
Lrare.
PfttfthorKh ll.-: m
KiM-kwaMl ill;i p m
Miilonl 3:1? a Iu
SsMfcerset ...... .-i:,'.s p u
Stoystown .... 4:2P p m
Hiart-ersville. 4:.I7 p m
Bethel 4.ol p m
yfrrfrra.
Johnatow u it.. p m
Passengers from littshnrch rhano rars for
point on the Somerset A Cambria at Koekwud.
SOMERSET ACCOMMODATION-No. 9ft. t
.mira.
Raltimorv 8 00 (
SOJIERitT...ll:43
a m
Puttnin:h i- -o a ni
Km- k w i id 1! .11 a in j
MiSfoni ..11 M am
Piiasenirers fur Somerset from the east and west
on the Pittsburgh Invifiou, enange cara at Kotk
wood.
SO ITII-B0 USD TRA ISS.
BALTIMORE MAIL Nn. 92. f
7iltra
Johntown -4S a m
Belllel V:ls a 10
Hiaivers-. ille '.i-:il a in
SloyMouu i:l.". a in
t.eitr'T lo 10a ni
soMKiLStT III-Hi m
Milfoni hn a in
Arnre
Rorkwo(sf.. lli-loa m
I unilierlaiKt l in
t ahinirton. S: o a ui
Hallnnore s iioam
Pittsburgh 6:j0 p m
Pm-ners for poiuu eaat and west change cart
at Itoekwood.
ACCOMMODATION No. 94.
A rripe
John-towu
3-OOnrn Ritf-bu-n,..! u
Het he!
HiaTersvilie
.Sloyst,,wu....
frt-i'tfer
n in i I 'mil lM.rlan T n
p m
o.Hl p m Pitodinruh s-.Jl p ia
s i i a.iiinvuiD . ,:juam
t--i p m i llailimore a:ia) a m
S..M KHSET ...
Mill'ord 4 4J Li m
Pnss,.nimn for east and west change cars at
Rockwoou.
KOCKWOOD ACCOMMODATIOX-No. 96. t
Uara j Amrem
Somerskt 2: is p in Rock wood jt-4i p m
Miliord i.;ipm
Pssaenavr, leaving on this train can make con-nei-tiim
at Ka-kwoud with night Liwreaa Uaica
east and west.
Dally, f Daily except Sunday.
BALTIMORE it OHIO RAILROAD.
PITTSBURGH VI VISION.
EAST-EOCXD TRAIN'S.
I'ni.inftt
II. un.
3iiu tfn limit,, t. M'liL tt.
Pitt-hurifh 7:H0 a. . II 30 . . lttAir .
brnddiick 7:.a " li.vi
Mi'kees,rt 7 :i- 12::t
West Newton s:', 12 :-(7 ' 1125 '"
intd Ford :22 " 1 Its u 12 4
Conueilsvitie y .io M i -o
Ol io Pvle iii:i.-, Si"aj 12 It,
onduelK-e 1t:S7 ' 2 IV " 1 i a
Crstna lord ' 2:-.l " 1 22
I Wimin ll:ii--, 2 4-t M
Korkwuwl ll:li " -2.;:t j5 "'
.arret! 1 i-.U " S m ' ...
SalislmrT June 11.12 3 l.r,
M.-yersdale 11.4ft " 3 Is " j'ji
keyslime llj.vl :i 24 r If
Sand Patch 11:.- 3:j) 137
Southamploa :12.2:l "
Kairliope 12 .,1 4;'i'ii
tlyhdman 12:4-1 4.20 s"i7
Cumberland L15 " 4 ,v 'A u
Washilufoii v 4j .. :ij u
Malliiaore (arrive) lu:4i to "
WEST-BOUND TRAINS.
fvira 4- '
7i' lam Vumbnri d Ac. MaiL Esprem.
Baltimore a. a. -) a a. r. a.
ftaahinirton s-.'s, "
CiMnberland ' 1.2S r. i 4. a.
llyndnian -:B " 1 IB ' si
Kairhoiie s-w 2:12 Q:0 '
Si-uthampton a's
Sand Patch " 2 HO 14 II IS "
Keyatoae S-2S " 2 , " n I "
Meyersilale a- m jn-si "
Salisbury June. -. " a i 10 i -
(larrett -40 3 i:i ' 111 ts '
P.orkwoo.1 K-iift ja wM "
I asseimam loufi a " 1 1 n ;
Crsina 10x2 " 1 " 11 " '
Condnence lo-.7 4 00 ii .hi ;
Ohio Pvle IO-.vi 417 ji :sl " I
Viin.:lville n .'o 4 V, j-v, 1
MroaJ rtifX 11 -:a ,si 12-10 ' I
West Newton 12 IS r. . s 12 1 ai " j
Mi-Kerstsm 1-24 " IS " 2 14 " i
Braild.w x l-a .- " 2 -s '
Ar. Pittaburgh 2-UU t M " 2.M - H
The Him giyen ia Eastern Standard Time. 1
Malt Train, connect at Hnrkwnod with mfn
to and from Somerset and Johnstiiwn, at H TBd
man with iraiu, to and from bedfur l, at oarrett
with tram, 10 and from Merlin, at saii.Dury Junc
tion with traina to and from Salisbury.
AU Tnxint Sup fur PauenQTt where Time w irra.
W. M. r-LEMrVT?. lfanarr.
CHAS. O. SCI LL, l-n. Paai. Alt''.
SALESMEN WANTET)
Permanent Situation iriran- h
tl'd .ViAi-, (J.,.i rJp.r, fftr t, sH-iai 'n-i'i.-e-mentslo
hexlnners. 4:irmin can wireecl w.ib
our a ivariu2v"s and quiek-seiiing ,."--ait s.
(hum free Wrileal oiee. yivtngaire. H(aikfK
NCJisEKlF.S. lestabllshe,! isJ5. Jtocmr. N
V. (Name this paper). feb27-3ia.