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CHARGES MODERATE.
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CURTIS K. GROVE.
SCKERSLT, PA.
Brof.:ia. slxjhs, tjLAGES,
WE.! A:'NS, BO.WAWNi
AND 4T1N A5TI WETnUt WC-KK
Paii it g Done on Short Time.
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All Work Warranted.
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CURTIS EL, GROVE,
laK of Cocn
C KfET. PA
QUAI-LES nOFFMA5r,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
CAbon s E.ry - Sara.)
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TiS FACTION GUARANTEED.
Somerset, Pa.
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VOL. XXXYII. NO. 49.
i SPECIAL BARGAINS r
TRIMMINGS !
MARKED DOWN TO CLOSE
OUT.
Tinffcl Gimp marked frxn .Vic to 25c. and
from SI 5o to 85c.
Silk Cord Gimp, a good altera, frors &3c
to 25c yard.
President Braid Gimp frrm 5-V to 25-,
and from f 1 to 3dc a yard.
U Jl U 0 i
H 50 to t; 50, 15 to f". SO, $0 50 to $7
tr -VI to fi, (13 50 to $
PriJeot Brand Pawi. $1 25 to t3c
SrUtoV, 50c, fl.
IVad at aWjtit half price. A few
sHOl'Ll EB CAPI in I'-iwementc-ri
and IV. Jer an J Collars,
nice for Pressor Wrap Trim
minpi, at gretlT rv3uc-l
prWa.
BLACK LACE KlCNCINi !
BIiCK I'KAI'EIIY XETS1
A large Uo at c;-iAjij low frk
Corn to our Trimming IVnart irMJt for
Trimuiirur of all kinR. We tae tiie
laryesJ and tost lio io tL city.
41 PIPTH AVE.. PrrTSBCTtGR. PA.
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BLISTER'S NOTICE.
Sour bewtT P frn-o vKH-rr-
ri. ri .vr ur v;h-t .-. thai ii
tV.AP i A n. ijr: ' Onjft W be trUd ftl
r.iTrrpr n Madurdatt. M-T i. :
1 If oiai i
jDri47. t,ar of
.Adnsr of Labua
SlltCWa. Or i '1
it )! ta.ai awxcifl of Win. Fm4, A irvr. of
FrM itl a'.vxtunl irf J I3iy;i Adn
Ij- u mttm .ff. -i-r fi.
f i-s ! t!Dt. rWTt riT. W. A tariimi,
Lm -wu-r i l -at J (.-titer. - .
arni . '. avaiTi i Ci-V. Atnir.
f A-lrt-w f iv. Ot-r tl
Tnirc anc t.ii mttvum: r4Tzh. 3. l Krnrk,
ir4 au-i . iM,t aTm it : Mr.u L. rlnT. Ad-
Bc:aw;i,.r ,.i -u - h .n r. -.- !
r ii r-rn W L . it.--:t" GaaMia Of
- aitJ ; ,-.jt str tlaaeai'i, Ii -f'ji'-r
f -fl H.upa. d
;rn ai T:J,1 aoiu:a IriLi J. Xltrvcc.
AC Wrid Vw-iL W d.
ir aji'l tii-a arf-arnt f J- St- C- a&d C M
T'-p-rr. AUJaoa. xi IruMMuf Awiaa InanSkT,
.Wa,..,!
Iwewutif Sfu A, fntxuao. Ezw-ior of
JtTai. Arr A.
l-irat aai awt-vm vf finr?e C XJf bty,
Admr of kt-b-.Ym C. Mrr'TT. d- d.
Kratd &nt tnnm flrf ti. f. fVki&c ZtT-
CVarit . tVKi Orr4.
NnjiMi aui abai mvzmiA f ?. E. Brrkfrr and
JiaMa Xair rxtn-OA.r W vtr ar-f-f-r jlri-awi
TtMP fcrK ard ftuai nri-iiii tvvf Uruuinc-l M.
Berkifr. ruarKaB of Eeuma It berfct- . drr d.
fcl.-l'T'l ( x ji jAOOb i. h 4.MC.
Mar l i KiiT.
VMKTPMKNT TO THE 0TITI-TJ-
S inffad ic L-r rimpn uhifnkif
aj.;l br : Ue rr-rJ Ariut-i like wajBMb-tm-.'.b
vt heubn iraJQa p-c Ukut a-TnJ r
,pwnti at a Hr-r.A cr-rta v W- txd Jut is,
Fr.t..p.t-i t.T urOrc 4" U Jrrra-l-T of tb
tmiiw iW panc-UMse rf Arucw X V'lil
4 1ULK U
Knt t-i)Uk4i fw-patr aa TnHirfa.nit lo
( A,'r,wTat.r- tar l.Wiwwa g uT
a a Wib Amfdtr mrt TtuU lit iutttyw.u U
ar.i. aM an aatndTp'ti( V ibc itLitH d
ue 4.4mnawfLi uf fvnaxvit aiia ud amartl
aaY :Ui Ur pre mj af Lbt tilntt-itt mit
A3EXD5IEXT.
Strike pnr frrm -rii , of anii richi, the
f' -jr a .LvraiK futr v oterv, vtiM- natd a Ji
k.r .
-if twfBT t ffmr cA mr or tiTard. b
Kitaii bTt- a.KL witrnn ;ev auuc orf
ttui, w &tra nbaij tar tarru ar t k
t u.ti kixi pi4 at krftMi Mir month kdir
tfte rtrruHA,' ' so Utai liM- tr'-Mia wjbic& read m
I4k :
t,rrr maJr rtr.arB, truiTflw rai!i of aipr,
lr w ainrrf i- fiM :iu taiiiKtttkjiia, Jaii be
entitpnd u TtAc at alj rr lKn
ft trwL Ktiait bar tt-n a catimi of tb Tnl-t-M
-MAif al teal or kmtilK.
rrrd. Ht- i;ai! bar rt-vlrd in tbf tai n
rar if harlot frrrrpfutT i-ti a fuaiit-d
ewrtar ta? bal -lPTt ntist-a of ite stale ta-rcia;,
bai iier?fTttn. aad etun4i, ta a x
Thrrvj hare tvv-. Ht tb ewlk
bmrt ttrrr be hai) fltr U t at ieaal tao
Hx! ti imt3..tiT furred to ejection.
FuttrLh. It t 4w &r y ape ur Ufa ard
be b-t bare pud tri.b' it rmrv a at cr
ffciocTjr tax. abic-iKhaU bee beea m1 al
W-jc l -tp miintA. ar-d fiatd at r4 ok aattib be
fur Ue ettx-Uutt, at W an-r-r-Jad, ar a w read
a Atfpwa .
Lree maie rrtia tarenre one va of are, pn
eMCtC Ue i..a iiif o;i;Maurim. tba.i b u
tned io Ta at lfe iin p4-r of its eW-.irvfj
ditrti-t ef tbh -b hei-iau al ue uat b:trekat
aud T eaief :
Kitc He afwU bar bees a exxam of lb lsi
at ieart tttnT fla .
Sud. He t-Xtah tuiee mttde-1 fs th Plate we
rear ior it btnur e--i.fciT ben a oualibed
eieeu w aaure raftm ntiam nfihr Suie. rte abad
bave rraoTvd ' rv-vf r td retaraed. then si
ttx-tth jnimediaie prerediue Lbc ettwltian.
Tfc nl H tthai. bar rep-KV-d ia tbe etefttoa
dhtrxn vbetv itbai! tVr lo et ai .waat ifeinr
dar :tnir-taiejr wrewtm tb eieetjoti. Tbe
bowiurr. at tb wpaooo t-prref Best af-er tbr
uufiMi of ib arruai. ba.i. d irtA tire t
not tM-re.fier bit. eiaet a s prvjrjy e-r-e
ih- jnwTafc.
Poonb. terr at ritiarn ef tb ae of t ve-7-ci
eJV bo auai bare bwi a ertiap-i far
tnrny Aava. anA aa mbatMtairt af ln rauefe
vear nexi pew'dujt aa exeeuun. ricetc at n
t-M-ita- eie-lsoa an. fee trw ia tbin? dae a
rKVeri of ue eieetma dHn ia a np- b be Bav
oflrr ba we. abail be ejvrw3 to e al awtl
etcw ra ;fe etrtwm dc-iet vbca be flbail
af the JTBr be a rwadett aid fl rtarabere Ux
rr fiai erw AT bf(3f Waf b V-4 bf
the .: a?aWL Tiat ia maef var mckv
tar 12a Lb art ual miiiUkrr atrr"- of ibe k.u or nf
up I BiiM rtiA.ia t rr cvmit trerexC
fcitaii b- dt y ed r-f T-xe T Mtw f h at-neiit-e
fr n eiwj a drtn- aad tb-- ri-bt-tue
aball bre -t v TrTn-'w ;he KianiprT in
bpfh aii 1 tit- :;:ae aipd j-iar at anf)i -rj-b .- j
tviil T" iuai tr. ji i i.ir vjv rr-i.ara a 2
ffr fc .rf ti-".T e,Ar io ta? eicuitt awtnri ia
wv-'-h th r rv-jenjr;r es:-J,t.
F f.b. Fonb tvrtp dfuji're no t--xi ba:.
ta- ii-eiiped U- ftare cxiDod w t-W a rdewo- t-e
e-fi bi ',,''"' ab-r' n hi.hr t-mtb't-ed
m in ,r. i" of tbe Cfiiic tif tbf State,
o-f we'-'eiitpad m tb aavtamfausi f t; a-t-r-.f
tre ?-aJe r f tte hwi, nr b:ea
iu--rrT (4 M.'y o kw or va.-TAxri" j'r r'.
iv-f b:i kf'TK a aT aii-m- rat,r -iu-turKa
eif-nt e tn?raie f anr fm f,c dna-t-e
and n i jvet a:itTP and aa:Usv r.
the trjr i4 t!ar. :aU d-ee-i t reid
ra ibe eirrnv Stfnrt mJ bae ip k-r.
Ved. It -h.:! be nade fir awn:ptTiC. t t
rTer r-.b. tte ri:tam rb tar enuurd
W tb nji f beevi'T oca-i.-kbeti.'
A tru y of ibe at rpw !ioo.
f bAkt.O -T'VL
6C7eta7 WtbatdOBiuov ak.
A
KVIMSTRJ.TCR'S NOTICE.
aa- Vq'L dl. laxoTVv-Juasiptjtt
Ttrvti' ?ytT"i f atnty, ta
J-tTf rf artn::ritrfct.' on tbe am estate
kar.: been tTW.wd U Ue uii -S-r:r!fri by U
rTTfer auUfaarit ai. prim ittdteaj art atH! -ta&e
art rexru-ia Hi niace payment. Tpd tbjae
aavio la:m w Tn'tii tbeai dure a'.uSettUna
ted i-r aeliemeiit as MX'trday. tbe 2b daj of
Joaa. aa Uar iat mod")' ,y 4eead.
ALHKiiT J. VI IX.
nayC-, AdxaitrVtxai-r.
A
PMU 1 TEA TOE'S XT1CX.
of WilittTe Vtekey. dee d. )a af SnMr-
XjAetrra f adTtiamraiw aa tbe aboweeataia
bar-:XC t-ra raa to tbe ttryderstcwd br Lb
japvrwf ajtbM atee hereiy pex no ait tr-
isWr-d If aaid ew to maA iateduitc
f-irot aud boe bart&c -aim arr;a u
mme to m nt tbera dt.iy ant bexti vaed fr
aitifttrai rm Samria Jcly A ax lbc iai
TeMJtajacc of Adinr. m r5 T-r
AdJX-cotratta.
A
I'MIXlsTEATOE's NOTICE.
isofratt-tRh'ut Sw'J. t efSo,.
lta of aaar.TiitmiM tm tr MAt
kaviTK rrantM lh arjf"w H t!
fr an'ii-T t tirt rwa t all
iw rfc.m tiltf a:d eale t Har luiiM.(t
etr t lrw. arxl tb harjftff filw acalK e
aaioe alii prv r.t U a dii T atrhrr-uolKd fcr
Miirnnil i -rinT Om t tat of Jao.
at Uk iat, nfcMtliiifl irf'ili n-am in sum Tva.
rfca c kh !.
HORNE
WABD
M.
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MAKE HOME BEAUTIFUL !
BY IKVEST1H6 a FEW DOUASS il
FLOWERS!
F--r-:);uri r lit imwn ; i khr,t
br hi-i ; !triKTc. ffir I be Tan. W law & ;
ewrfri. pt.fcn. d4 . Fkti ta jrrrJt r
rV : 4xr-Ta'USkf it r-u rrwtT. 94mue aitd
pnrnwvl ; iHT-naww Htli-r . innitu Mi
H:ret.i 1- lru-ip or 1tf:r.fc ; mlpx
AbyfHn Bmu : tjr4 Fkuu lor ue vrrl ;
M'aun km : M-,tjmu-l : : tls.aci Cns
lio ; IVi'an-.a-v. d.ri Ht dwarf TtnrfMMj ;
Kawi, tt t-4el kit- . i(air ta fioir T&rtesr.
f4 TmriMT aixf Uyr itiiro'm, 50c to SI
W W-t-a ; atM-VM. U.I EIIAiUa. a
aaonr tuufui llLJk tacit & Utilf Kwdker.
AlACta lwUwuS STUCK OT
I VEGETABLE PLANTS:
NOW REAHY.
W fan Plata. aa4 otter tHt la ; T iDI'.
ir-tMj.nf AUMi In pui. a&d trum of irr.ixj
S weet Potato in Large Quantity.
FuR PALE AT
Alters' &. Baumers'z:
MAHKKT,
hi Franklin St.. Johnstown.
And at my rahou aad -TTt5v Mapk
Latic urtWni by awi uuillf a' UMiU.d (ol
. ALVAR AKERS.
"-it Fioarm aad I- ct ta nawrn onr
PUBLIC SALE
OF
YaInal3lB BealEstate.
THE UNDERSIGN ED -Mmmiairmvir
V1.A.B .rtc of u 4-fwW oi
-cini: K public lfcie on Ute jafi-t-is-
MONDAY. JUNE 24, 1839,
UtrJ n i rr-.-r'nt Ti.f, w-Jl.T ait j
K-ti-. .rv-cLitl. fuut:u Dtr la fciarrvtrai Tfar- t
H iutl-f-d d t -:' w n rrn tui.rt- t-. j
a'nni: iTrti o tiTtr . Iia'. Harrr li:t, j
A L-;ai 1: iicr add trr. f
TERMS.
( oe-th .rd mt tb IK nf Arf! tb bal
ae" 3 four tul aaatuaJ tiarxt-ttt frma n f
Airil 5. lUt-u! mere4 Uii de- A :W-r -Joe d-'-1
ar4 exf-maea are ail r.-!, t- ylt a..i rt
eeive t mtenfC ua tb p-ma. mn oe-tbtrd
3unu ber J b-t,me. axtd ax ber Ora;ii tue fei -t'-i-mj
w be paid u tre bear of Um 4ortd. 17
tur ut to Ur rur4 k-? JulrToeit tMal u
p-xu.a-. T-a i-t rem. V tbc etiUre jmrrhaae
-aM-y w be ;d oai day trf aaJe. or trrurrd to t
taud. Tin- aU.ve dwn:frd fam la joc,ied id a
r-ud wihinrlv ait a btrb i-jr-r la emctrd t
Wtwea, iajyr baru, and uUmht uUhu4r Over
200 ACRES 200
Clear, aod i a ftd ai af raH.raja. itb aa
aia:Ktace frf I nut trvem. rua"ymg of ira.
rbernei ftcftbca mi, Ac Mater rtiuiic tu
lheb. Aib a dcut ramp. i .lb Kukr t--aela,
ibai wiU be ao.d a itb tbe fmrm
rll.AH fcL CABLE.
A-!miitrauar aud Irustee.
Gw&. T. OKmrm, Aeeocr.
IB. fc IB.
A PERFECT MEDIUM.
OUR
Mail Order Department
Afford to mar oaxt-town pa-ra eTerr pnauUe
advautajre of a iarjc tad emitity: atoek of
DRY GOODS
W.-Ji tbc pnt aa)y otAAinAhlc bT n f the
npr purrh.ii we aue.
Deal With TJa Through Our Mail
. Order Department aad We
Will Eare Yoa Honey.
DEE": GO'lIS.-All from 4".
op. Hie-lamrl Irv CiotVio at lUc All
Wool drtjtle-a i-llh Irclols from 2-V
op. Sfotal tiarirra, fine A II-Won
doobbt-w idt h Im" jxd at 3-x .Vc
and V0c jrxl at 35t. l!pl!t-ea at 30c.
FirxT-jnalitT Irv Ooods, -xlc and on up
to Hoti-t.
P1LKS Tlie fntiett rtock of Silk
erer a:K n, an'l afiiKrtirbl? prk-en.
Fine doubte-warp iorah., .Vic: fine So
mh Strif and naiJ, .Vic ; hoc iro
tirn, ail colom, Wc (worth $1.) India.
3V op. S(iiU bargains ia 6V India
(worth $1.25.
CASHMERES Fiw- line ani lowest
prion in Cnram, Coiomi aad Black Ga&b-nM-rea.
MOHaIKs. Nw, OirOwn Importa
tions. Fin 27-inch Mohair Mixture,
Kro wns, ir and B!iwa,at Tic IXliar
Mohairs, 54 inches wide, at njc
Xk: Satin at 1-V,
Fiae Sen ich Zeofivn at 15 an J 23c
FiD-"8t Scotch Zephyrs at .'S.
Lane Cnrtains can b boaht thmnch
the mails &a op. Ne twr Ca'aiopie
for nt w paTiema. Naiue tne pr.m a.i
we can please yoa.
Boggs & Buhl,
115, to 121,
FEDERAL STREET i
ALLB.HLNY, Pa.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR LICENSER
OTICT kerrbr iri n vt the tDowiTi
t?JiLVJJir1 " T,T 'J I
tae at. . te yc i rliw to Ue CVairt -Ot a-low-aiireou
SaTI KIiaY. Jl'NE 1. 1 :
hi art! Hvarer. il-:lirr, raaer aliej Twp.
Kafu C. laiMM, "
int.a a Tor 'T. " Atlf-rtieBT
fawn It Meuier. I Torae-w "
Ptwt t crf!i. I It. J. oS ETL
May 4. J tlerlt.
SALESMEN WANTED
AT ONCE.
Vara! ar traeim ia ofrwd e"vsr a be
want ppTiusr-aA en:;iojrTei anta a befnre
euapc bar tbe aeaaua. My yie-B awiree ae
twi. and yi raa aaA aWy ban-iuta ay
viao-tp laa t ev . teeioa eerr iiisp-raa. Aa
j.:t to r&Kb E, Yvt"M. Sew Iac-nd Sutr
A CENTS WANTED.
I f of tiie I.AItf.E-T. O I F.-T fTB- "
fl Uvill'. bL-T SViVS N' Aj-tHit. ta 1
tae euaatrr JP-Me Ltir.vi 7 aa. CDera.trf fa- j
eir.twa. ttuitxi W w. t X. feJLUU, be-
Ji.VA. CW 1UKK.
SOMERSET, PA., WEDNESDAY,
EvSdane, Frvart, Ntw, Strong.
wim taawwuatf&jMiMdil,
l HML. A PwT-TTa J
LAAU3. KAfTttSAT.
TcrrlVla Paia. Ptaua-M. tB., m it, WL
I nail v taaa Mai afrtac aa a m
ii. A USIL
AT VZVBrr jjra pftm
Tfrl CIUILES A MC1JA CA
Common Sense
la tlis treamt of tiipbt ail rats
aroald aare a raat amount of aickima
ai4 miseTT. Oseof Ajrer'a mia,takm
aiLtr dinner, ill assist lhzlum ; takra
at night, will rcUcre Cuoipata ;
takea at asr tua, will correct Srrfii
Urities of tbe htomach and Btc!.
;;niui the Liver, and rare Sick
ilcadacba. Atct a I'ilU, aa all kiww
wko sae tbrm, are a mud catutif.
paAAnt to takr, and alwars rrot
and aatIactorr io lbeir rraulta.
"I ran r 'nrnvad Avrr'a Pilla alr
all otira, liAviBg Unig proTtjd Utr.r
aloe as a
Cathartic - -
f"r wraeif ami XajnilT. J. T. He,'
Jjt-itbttvi.ie 1'a.
Aw'i Pills haT Seen in in teit
famiir tpmardc (4 t verity Tear. arji
f!arron.pi-teiy vertW-il all trial :a
r!a.mi lor tbm. Tbr-anaa F. AJaatft.
&aa I't'-gu, T:Kaa.
I hare twsl AeerA Tilt in irr faroi
It loraeven or iiit yeL. Wbefiver
I h a aa at imt: k t4 b-adaa-.. to a Krb I
am verr mi-jwi, I take a Ut of -tt'
l-.ili; anJ am aJtiw protnt? Jt reli'-v!.
I ftuJ litem cqtaiiy 1-eneftf iml :n rM :
and. in ii:t IsmiiT, tber are Bwtl lr
latitvu ritiirlint aiil oier dittmrb-aiM-e
with wh pid -ffxn trial i rare
)v. if rtrr, itave t mil a rhtTEriaD."
II. Vftuliienx'. HAcl VouilrfTat, gara
tpgn Tntrgf X. V.
; Ayer's Pills,
Dr. J. C Ayer & Co- Lowe'!, Mass.
RHEUMATISM.
F -1(pKS tKii T I.VTT rirx TLafts A Ctm
nxrx Efcomr.
1 had h-aamaaavirj rboaatiaB- For bear.; a
j-ear 1 bad us be frd and turned ta bed. I etd
tbd do relief. My aurmacb was rmoed with pom
erful iedictEv taken to 8r a care, ao Uiat 2
a a cumpelk-d to lire a bread aad a airr. Irtsf
lered ?v ra tbia wt. 2 was Ixtdttet-tf to
try lvvl Keanrdf'a Favorite tUanwdy, snade
at ibewkaxt, X. Y., acd
I Am w eU
thJik to h medrnne. Ir. Ke-Dedy Favwite
hr-nxrwlr ta tmT beat fnead. h it dn J am eii
bMnS buertjtr a rKi u iW : am Awd. aueb
a Br-ai aud ptirr, a uk -to I bare taee nvfd
rr.r. Mivt uc Lbat tbe fxni Urtaedv
stt )U4 ha tte 'uv of iwlirttMia ara tpffr.
a a e:i. faayatnud 4uin Uua alatestc-tt,
lii wrud tbe rrmij tti a; mm. Mtnvu laa-
Ml. .TVV, V.
li i tur Merare as1 atmitol dure toward
a bw Ja,rr miXU&.LXlf, t V7 111 ;aaat Lb dt-aUiJ
to add aaf ttiMT ta Uie wuoderfaJ eftrary nf
lr. k',tp- a avint.- crjotalv. )Jt w,le
IS fwije nHsdiiitTi, a-aa:rrl tit by tbe lhrw-c-att.
iT Iavd kiien a Favar-.te Keir-de
rvrv to . att e -weiirr bf-- wa fjaee-l
in (L, but l-raue ihUiitsc ru.ained. 'i b
eftetfl aaa ::tie bfrt (ri a xa.nx-ie. :;b the umi;
of U fartSnni latit'ie -be T arX-il bT MtV-UT.b,
and n-.iuituir)f the tre(Bit, baa fuJl rp-veT-Od.
Ja Sit, Ailaauj, V V.
bn. KESSKDTS FAVORITE &MEtY,
rai7ABa by
Dr. David Kennedy, Standout, X. T.
f I per bntti. Six fcir Ka. Jt all dniorb.
It is to Your Interst
to Brr yar
Drugs and Medicines
or
Biesegker & Snyder.
BTCt-CotS TO C X. JtoTD.
Sont bat lb purrat and be kept ia ptnek,
and when Iruc bwme inert by atand
ing. a certain of them do, f de
atrr.v tbem. rather than im
poae on our ruatomera.
Yoa car. depend on baring your
PRESCRIPTIONS FAMILY PJEEim
filled with care. Oar nrict are aa low as
airy other firs-rAas bnuse and on
ma-ny artkita ranch lower.
The jf;.le of tl.is county atera lo know
this. an-I lve pive n a share of their
patronAjre. and we ii&H rxdl intin ue t p re
tc tb very bt-st pxxis fur their mmey.
IK no forget that we makt a ajxriaity
FITTIXa TRUSSES.
We jnarantef tisction, ani, if yon hare
had trouble in this dirmion,
rivt ns a rL
spectacles and eye-glasses
I in great rarity ; A full set of Trst Lenses.
1 Cne ia tkJ have your eyes ezaznised. y..
ci.a."7r for examination, and we are ornn Jriit
we ran rait you. Come and see ns.
Eespect fully,
BIESECKER & SNYDER.
T?XECCTOE'S NOTICE.
fttata of Jkia Fabliase. dee d . Kite rf Adtli
j ava 1traitt-iij. rTjueraet (mary. ra
! Lnr tetaa-uta-y toe abre' ai br
( lac Nes a-ra&ied to tbe erirt-Turned by tlie tt-
ir acbinty. wnire a- brr" priea to ail eratt
tn(t4ed a aaad ieae K ba tatnedu-te pa
aMnt aivd tbca baTixtc e-jiaa ir o-ffr :
atam-t twaiw vtU "rt-ei tbeia Aoly atiibea-UcattT-l
ftr aeTtfrp-ax-Tj. artsrt alae w tiie ha-
dVr. rned rm ?ariiraT. !,. at t Imi
nm6drar jf dtaaa d ra Adrluaai Twf
JiAKkAKA AHLIKi;
xtay AxvrtUTiX.
I)MIXlTATOirS NOTICE.
feaiateof Laara E. Cramt. ter'A. hue ot Xiddle
t'T a 1 swim i y
lewera f aUtBinraoa. os e IU e Co
baribc beea araahfd to Uie aadenoaaad by
) ir ai. :k?-i;t . siotiee m be.ret.y rirea to ait
l 2-a. tm.
MtTi ia Tt-. vm a iat
Mm- t vr-h aar-t. t kMal M a
fA MTSt aMl hMH-a ft- Jinn AO;
M. J. W AHACX.
Ob OwMih. Ciailaa.il Mm M
t Janai OU, aan aa wut af pua la a
-mar. t. &AI.
Can-R. lunn T ail. Im tl.
Mmii apf teck. AJ a m caaar aa ial
hf v Jtiraai 4 afiar t nTM? ac9vf
KAA A f ja VlTTTT
la SW4. Incua Tc . M !M
at i at Manfc S X awraiaai mv aakit a4 M
m wmm aa.. aaM aaaa Mr wiai T-TM m.
t!V i t- u. Ir.-VM to naia eatatr la make ZBilBe
U aw navmetit. and uma hanzx rain, r i-
wiai aaaitW toe ant wij jr sit tben al
aasiieatiounl furaeMaem aa vac ipxii
wiiittMiday.
a?L
CEAKIXB E. r80t7C.
lerset
ESTABLISHED 1827.
WITH SUMMER RAINS.
With tor thread of (wnajaer,
1 ligfcUr ffua yweet tacateat of Vtrr.
As if 1ST ion a Uaai were.
Bat wbea that atomooe ttm awbt,
ara-rat valki Aai the ek.wV4 war.
Aad aonhre Iwil jit tbe 4aj-.
A robe of vkute baa mpfm our earta
TncanaeaMa a at ta faanfei,
Aad aMcb-bella SD air whk mirth.
l '. 1 pale SMoofeiae van too aii ia.
A rKa ten aiy tarn all.
A perfert aoee r yaioafltt
Por X'T tt t fan. ta ari ara ;
AD k M ta af bep f yaiaa :
Lere enee agaia !ta nsaier raixn :
CWopa Anna.
BATTLE WITH CHEYENNES.
Captain Charles Kin?, of the U. S. A
Rives the fdlowinf rraphic a-ount cfjlow ralley ahe-t-I. At 8 p. m silently
how Gen. Merritt octwitu-d tlie Imlns
after the ntamacre of ijen. Carter and hia
eonimand, in a late aooiber of the Iliila
delphia 7V . ..
iso threatfnirp was the state of aflaira
in tbe territories f Wyxmiin, Montana ! Kightv-Cve miltw in thirtyne boors.' i the coming of the Oiest-aia-i sweeping
and Dakota in 1S76 that (ienerai Crock j Nothing to speak of by steam, rail, stave do a n npin na, hut Mrrriit :a ready fcr
was called from Arizona atw! placed in j or pony exprem, but something of an ex- ! them, too. an 1 (rlancirg over my fchotil
eooisund of the Iiepartiuent of the Platie. ! plo when it weans that a column of j der I see my own trocp," K" with !a
Ke wbippe-l and itxxwbt to tets the j cavalry has made that distance in that son at its he-J. in locg extended line
whole Apache Natioa. except the Cbiri- j time, and every horse and nn is " fit " i cotne trotting oter the biufTs. w ith Moct
cahnas, who were! cinmidered sjweia! i and ready for anything that may turn Dp i goroerr's grays jurf 1-binu them. " lrive
wards of tbe Goereit and whom he i on the morrow. So fires are allowed, i "em. M.-n,"are tlie only oniers I hear
was forbidden to touch. Then he was ! si excej the guard "torn in " for a I as I gallop OTr and take Juy place in
sent to try bis aarxf oa the Sioux and i night's ret. I was oSieer of the guard i front of y old p!aVMn, and th, n
their brothers to outlawry, tbe Cbey- last nigbt at the Xiobrara, but Ojoipany '' straight at tbe Cheyenne iff), troop af-
ennes. .
tieneral f-beridan,. who commanded J
the whole Itiriaion of the Missouri, or- j
dereI tbe 5th Cavalry to go op an J rein-
force tbe field army of their old Arizona j
chief and comrade. VTe had arched in I
OTertand from Arizona to Kansas in the ;
cummer of 75, and were garrisoned j
along tbe Kansas Pacific Ii;T. The
order came by 'elegrsph early in June.
We were off by rad for Cheyenne t!e
very next day, the lieutenant colonel
commanding going ahead and taking me
with bim a adjutant. We were dining
at the KailroaJ House at Cherenne Ie-
pot, after having selected a camp ground j
for the companies that were toarrive that
night, w hen a telegram was banded him. I
lie brt.ke it open, read it, and almost
-hooted with delight : i
" Hurrah '. Bill . Cody's coming V and
tossed it over to me. '
BaEalo Bill had long been the chief
scout of the Tjth Cavalry, and was well
known and tborongbly liked and trusted
by every ojicer sad man. Four days
afterward I met hi at the Cheyenne
liilway station w ;th the o der establish. !
icghi chief ofatxMJtaof the Black Hills j
column. 1
We were i eiht commnies strong '
Our new Colonel, General Wesley Mer
ritt, of tbe old cavalry corps of lb Army
of the Potomac, had reached as sod as
sumed com nand. It was the 1st of July
when Merritt joined as. and though we
had fail particaiars of Gen, Crook's hard
fight of June 17U with the fcioux along
tfc EmiebsKl. not wrrd ad wcoe to us
of tbe trgeiiy of roday, the 2Tth, in
which Coster and his five pet companies
had been wiped out of existence on tbe
banks of the Little Big Horn. But the
Indians knew it at tiie reservation, and
the tidings fired the veriej laggard w ith
them a ith a longing to join Mttiiig Bull,
and share in the glories and plunder and
scalps of the war, and swarms of thetu
loaded np with provisions and ammuni
tion at the agency, and, in the dark neve
of night leading their spare ponies, they
wouid slip away.
A chase after Uie Sioux on July 3-1 had
made our presence Wert of tlie Black
Hills well known to all the Indians at the
reservatkm. Xo more could take that
roate in going to reinforce Sitting Bull,
andtieneral Merritt was prompt to ac
ce4 the situation. Fariy next morning,
the "gl-wioos Fourth," white theassem-
bled thousands of Uie nation were itaving
a gorgeous time at the Centennial at Phil- all that's wonderful V
adelpbia. we fellows of tbe ,ih Cavalry " What's to prevent their attacking it V
were riding through clouds of aikali d is tbe question asked by one of the atatT
up the valley of the South Cheyenne and j " Nothing," answers the General, quiei
scouting out tlie Indian trails southwest J ly. "I only hope they will so dots
of tlie hills. j HalL He has two companies of infantry
AorierhadbeensenttoFt.Uramie!hi,Jden under those mB COTrs n l
with a renort erf the situation and. while w"Unt a.-k anything better.,'
awaitiag Gen. Sleridan' orlT we grax-
ed our horses all day of tie hth, and ere
at it again on the hot morning of the 7th
and busily engaged fighting llies, and a
party of us junior officers were just com
ing up from a refreshing dip in a pool
under th willows, when Buffalo Bill
came toward ns, bis handsome facecloud
ed with deep trouble, and simply stun
ned us by the following most startling
announcement :
" Custer and most of the Gtli w iped out
of existence- Tbe General has the offi
cial dispatch."
Then we knew of coarse, that we would
be ordered forths ith to march to the Big
Horn to reinforce General Crock on
whom the lad'i&its would now doubtless
be enabled to concentrate their entire
force.
Now came Merrill's opportunity. It
was seventy miles by road to where tbe
CJieyecnes were camped. It wouid nev-
j er do to push straight f ir the reserva
tions, ltiat woo Id only drive U.ern out
ahead of us. Their coarse would be
north weser!y and they would cross the
Cheyenne near where we were camped
on the 1st of July. Merritt determine.!
to move at ouoe, to go back on his own
tracks a roundabout courwe utterly
blinding them as to his intentions. To
let tbem get away frora the reservation,
but throw himself acrs their rath
among the "breaks" t.f Hat or Indian
creek, and thrash tbem well foe their
treat nery.
Leaving the wagon train to follow
with its guard, Merritt had seven com
panies in saddle at 1 o'clock. Then away
we went westward, a ay from the res
ervation, away from tlie Cheyenne, and
marrhirtg eawiv, as though the iuM thing
w; thought of was interference in their
projects. Now well see who first will
reach tlie fords. Biding northwestward
tbe Indians have some 28 miles
to go, driving their !mrm ponies (for tbe
juaws go w ith them to take care of the
large supply of provisions they have laid
is) and will probably camp to-night in
some of the breaks east of tlie erosaing of
the war bonnet," the branch with the
steepest banks of alL Biding east-northeast,
after eore be crosses the high
range between the Niobrara ant tbe
bead waters of Hat Creek, Merritt has 50
miles to go before be can reach the pre nt
where they will strive to cross at sur.se j
oa the morrow, hot he me u to be there
T
MAY 20, 18SJ).
rst. Hie awift-atr ppinr gray at the bewi
of the column keeps wall at a rajkl walk
or eotnfbrtlea joc bot no man cares fr
comfort. "Hidea'aad nsc'es are all
tocjh aa whip leather by this time. All
we want ia to " get there " and five tbeae
would-be allies of Sitting Dull a leaton.
At 10.10 we aaia reach tlie p!iaa-Irl
outpost at Sage Creek, and oar incl.-y
fnemia give eagtr weicome. Here we
cram oar belta with ammtinition, gire our
homes water and feed, then on me ro
aeain eastnortb east, over rolling prairie.
Tbe day ia bot, and Bill Cody a strawber-
rv roan pla yt out, and be jf t another
" mount " froa bi old friend, the ai'jo- ! the httle trand f wh;te men who had
taiiL On, on, on aotnetiines at a raid j tiared auack thetradraiH-e. B.ll iofT ti
trot for half a mile or w but roort'y at a j horse in an intrant ; kneel ; take deiib-Btt-ady
walk, we poah aheaj. and at ran- j erate aim ; the name jnta from tbe mus
aet mark a windin belt of rretn ia the lie of bis rifle and w:th a wild cry the
we wind ia under tbe biudisandat it halt
and dismount among tbe cotton m ood
along tlie stream. Messieurs 1 Cl-ty-1
ennes, too are beaten. We are lii at
: the ford. !
K ia detailed en rmuwe for camp gnard
and picket duty to-night, and that ineans
me agaia. General Merritt directs me to
take six men and post myself with thcni
at a ridge a few hundred yards to the
gouthe-xt, and keep a vigilant watch for
anvlhirg and evecrthing that mar cotue
from that direction. If anywhere, the
Chevennes must he over in the breaks
just brvond the high ridge we had mark-
ed, sornething like two miiesaway. Ca!
me at half-paid three," he says, and rolls
himself in hia blanket by tbe side of a
fallen cxittonwood.
Little by little tbe dawn spreads over
the heavens and a chill, wan light over
the rolling prairie. Two miles awar the
riJges Imoome sharply defined a-im-t
the sky. OflTto thesoutkwest we can jat
discern the trad on which we tuarchei in
last eight. At hlf-past four our hotter,
aaddltd and bridled, are cropping tbe bui-
ff38 'B swa behind us and a
I niist 13 rising fnn the winding stream
j further to the rear. Fourbnndredtrm.i j
j erB up nd alert under these shelter- j
j inS binds, sipping their morning ccSee j
now and nibbung at the hardtack m their
dJle bags. xit to the front s l.tt'a
hillock rises from tlie prairie, and I move
mv I- thilter and find a letter view.
Corporal Wilkinson and I, lyir.g prone al
tbe summit, while the rest of tlie party
iurk in tbe hollow behind ns. are scour ng
the distant rkiga with field glasses. The
sun is not yet up, when he suddenly ex
claims :
" Look, Lieutenant, there are Indians f
and sure enough, there they are, six,
eight, a doaerj of them scurrying to and
fro on their nimble ponies and evidently
in great excitement. I sent a mas to
uara tlie General, and in ten minutes out
he comes with Budo Bill and half a
dozen cthorrs. They remain in saddle
down in tbe shadows under the Ii:t.e
knoll where they esnnot be seen from
the front, while he dismounts, joins me
at tbe top, and takes a king Lxk at the
warriors darting about on the ridge tear
ly two miles away. These movements
are a puizls. They seem to be watching
soice olject off to the West. Cody dis
mounts and joins as ; takes a long look,
and says :
" I'm biefwd if I know what those
iows are fooling about. More and more
of Uie in pop cp into fcight, aad then jo.-1
as the sun peeps over the horizon it Dash
es upon some glistening white objects off
to tlie southwest. The wagon train, by
But now coaies a new exciterueiit. Half
., ... . .,
a mile out in front of the wagon train
riding toward ns at easy lope, come twj
horsemen. They know we are down
here under the bluffs, bat the Cbeyences
don't even dream of it. We know the
Cbeyennea are swarming along the ridge,
but nobody at the train has tiie htiutest
iaklirigof it. Presently, down a shallow
ravine, hidden from the train and sepa
rated from the trad by s long ton gue of
prairie " point," down full t-iit. swinging,
swaying, boanding along on their nettle
some ponies, a little band of Indians
corse darting straight toward ns. Cody
seestheirobjectata glance.
"By Jove, General ! They are coming
down trying to sarptise Mose two ridera
Tbey expect to meet "em right here in
front of us. Let us mount this party, and
w e can get 'em !"
- l"p w ith you, wien V is the order. "Be
ready to follow Cody. Yoa stsy here,"
be says to me ; " watch until they ar
cloee under yoa. Then give the word.
And down he slides to bis men below,
while Bill and balf a dozen troopers
spring into twddle, thrni cartridges into
their rifles and crouch eager for a spr ng.
Looking forward I can see tbe diiaant
ridge lined with Indians, hidden from
the train, yet visible to me. Midway lo
them tie shallow ravine is filled with
Uie rapidly advancing war party, tb j
sunshine gleaming on tbeir naked, paint- j
ed bodies, tbeir gorgeooa war botnets, i
shields and glistening ornaments. Over
to tiie right front come tbe two courtiers,
utterly unconscious of tbe death dejjing
gang that il Bearing them at every jump,
and I ail aloae oa the little moond, ant
er joy ing one of the most stirring pictnres
of savage warfare it was ever tny lot to
see. Nearer they come. I can bear tb
bounding hoof cf the ponies now, only
oOO yards awaT. Glancing bark, I see.
Bill, foremoat of onr little pai rty ; h
kindling eye watching for my signal.
"All res ly. General ?" "All ready, give
the word when yoa like," is the low an
swer. Nearer and nearer they eotne. I wait
until their gorgeous leader is not more
than twenty yards from the little knoll
then wave my hand and yelL
"Now, lads :" crass and bsngd hur
rah! Wild warring yells of thw Chey
ecnes. A Tisioa of darting ponies; of
stresmicg war bonnets; s fcsilade of
carbine aad pistols ; a rash of hoof, a
T
Q IK-
dozen thirty at once fle-! cn-a-iiijt on
my sensea a I caurh my own be e. lan l
into the saddle and sr rlkpin oat to
jin Bill. The t thin? I wee is oor
chit-f t sroou darting at full tilt at a
maniSc-nt apecimen of the Indian
warrior; fiasA go both rifle aim at
tlie inrtant. And aiWr a wild bonnJ or
two the warri-rr'a lonr plsrjes fcead
Icaig, and the ridtr li:cp. dt--, rate!y to
ari the yeiline comradea who are
slashing: loan to the re-t. Why the
whole rid, seee-i nodden'y to bristle
with red and feathered warriors, whir'
ine, veiiinz, ninz down u annihilate
j Oieyence pitches hea.lforenj(t upon
the saard with .bullet turocn h;
: brain.
Then there are hal of warnit g,
! " Look oat ! kxi out : " as the thnnder f
hoofs and vt-ii. of ra-e and deiiatce il
j ter troop dartit gupthe blurls andprea,d- j
itg oat lo the right and left a : ft ey ride in j
: support. It is a brilliant and. stirricg !
j sight, but laU only a few minutes, Ux j
tbe C'heyet s fur once in their live ate
i beaten at their own game and know it. j
1 Utter!
rir aina-ed at tbe apperance in their
. , . ....
. of the regiment thev th--ight to be
., . .
!tX" mi.es awar to trie smith, tber
J front
' 70 or
; l-ave Yellow Hand " and one of Lis ;
i brethren stretched dead upon the saard.
j they drop the.r pots anl kettle, pack
saddles and blankets and away away
j tbey g scurrying fr tbe safety of the
i reservation at a spee-1 that bal!l:-s pur-
suit, fitting Lull never git th
as adies at h-art. Ea5aio Bill
more feathes i
ia his cap and Merritt had
i of outwitting ao Indian at
won tie name ol
his van tactics.
"Husband, I Want You to Try
It."
I bad safferl f r years w ith a co:u
plaint the physi. iaus calied grave', and
tney had given up Me attempt to beip
me. Mr wife beard tflr. Iav;d henne-
,iv' VavoriM 1h-rne.!v of .rJ,i.,nt. N. Y
and spoke as above. " To plea her I g4
a bottle, fse-1 that and two or three
more, and presently the trouble vanish-
eii never to return "Varhitg".on Monroe,
CatskiiL X. Y.
The Way to Rest.
Many women never rest. They seem
not to ndderxtand what rest, real rest,
mean. To throw one's self down with a
newspaper or book is not rest ; it is on'y
a change of ow-ujation. To sit doan
and keep the fiDgers Cyicg over some
sort of fancy work, as if one were pur -
surd by a demon of unrest, is certainly
ne re. Biit to iie at full ieo-th n a
hard surface ; arms extended at the sides
heal back, with no pillow, eyes rl.mtd,
ail cares and worries uuued. th i
ret ; this will siuoothe away wrinkles in f
tbe face and teu.per. this will give sn
r of refe to the tired, anxious, ner
vous woman: this will takeaway m:ry
an ache and straiijaten out the rur. :ed
shoulders ail 1 crane. out ce-'ks.
His First Telegram.
- tie sure io leiegrapn me as soon as
you arrive, said a young husband to his
bride at tbe station, he was starting on
be.- first trip home to see her mother,
Her mother live about ten miles out.
"1 wii!,'' promiwl the young w iie,
sweetly, "but I don't know whether 1
have money enoogli."
"lh. send it cjiiect,' No J.a't S.r-1
get. Good-by." ,
"iood-bT." I
A lie OUliK UUVHUil ZltieU H 'l.1 .1. f
rA- l.u tr.' r b. w i . i
Tt. V I t I 1 ' '
. ' . , ..',": "!
! ttieii he returned lo hts business. In an
, , , . , ,
I ' me U'-T t"nW
Ft Cxvtle. P., '2 r. Jt. i.ieorjre !
Washir-on Blank, 43 Blank street. My
Iear (ieorge : I have just arrired safely
without any accident at ai! : not the
lightest. The train slowed at Uie Jenks
crutaing ana wmxieti : i aon t ttiinx
anything serious was the matter. It
-oC , -:t jup .uo-a v-
woukI feel anytbiDg 11 been tne
matter, jr. know, but there wa-n t. n.4
a thing so far as I could end out. I S"
, , . , ,
to tkiiiair,g of vou and might hare been
carrievi (-t mr station if Cousin WilL :
the one von used to be so jealous of, yoa
know, hadn't been on the tiain. He is ,
visitirg at mother's and is handsomer
than ever, lie ssys he hates jou, but of !
course that's only in fun, you know. I j
forjr.it to say that my trunk came through '
ail right. It was no trouble at all. Cons- !
in Will toot rr.rcV.wk and nml to
have it .the trut.fc, yon know.) laken up I "n i f,Ttr vx-untry tirf-y ar
te the house. It will have to be taken ; e!'" r'!' '. Aa AtUn-
around by the mill ltause the ot
jjpj
road is blocked np, yen know; bet you
know tlt will only take a few minutes
Winr than he the" other r,ad the one
that's ii-xked up. I mean. Well, I must
close this dispatch, becso. te'.esrams
rife.
Awn BiT.rKIs Blank.'
Collect t).
Safe Weather Indicators.
1 When Ton wih to know what the
a ... ;.f-r ia iroim to wf irft ont anil aelct
tbestmiiestCvKild Ton see. Kn r vour
eveoo it, and if it decreases and dbwp-
pears it shows a staie t.f the air that is
F2TT to !-e followed by fine weather ; btit
if it increases take your overcoat with
vou if vou're goir.g a a ay from home, for
i il.:ig weaUier is it far off." The rea-
son is this: When tbe air is bevomi-.g 1
ciitrgd with electricity yoa will see !
every clouJ attracting all lessser ones to- ,
ward it until it gathers into a shower,
and, on the contrary, when Me fiuid is
naseins on or diffjsinz itself, then a
Urge cloud will be seen breaking into
pieces and dissolving. .V. Y. TV-yaw.
,
Tbe man who darrs to sty always -raw
mhat he means is verv rare in Mi world,
but he is more ntme-ov than te is pep-
-t..
1 1
AG.
- Hi
AV1IOLE NO. lDTCJ.
Pathetic Unselfishness.
I remerr.her linj taien by rcr moth
er a hen I wa a chiM io see a poor wo-
Q who was
of a cancer. The
diaj was eating its way to a vitai part,
and the drt.r bad fiven her a month aa
her aJao !iit of life. She was pre-
paring In her end ia a way that seemed
pnu-u and pmaic enough, bat that
strut k nw as jii-e;ic ia ita seif-forjre-'ai-
neas. te aittin? op in bed. with a
t he.! her. shnwicsr her eldeS
danghter on whone 3-year;ld should
ers '.ht, burden of the hoossbold care Mr. of irr. He
was won to fall-how to fell Hown seams bm( mtj tmtaViV to pay bilL
in k,-r little brrrt.er's knee pahhes, and ! he m9 He u ,irt,.h-,
how to darn the h-l of tbe father's srCk : fcuJ ,uiIifui UJ otK-rasicg al
so that he would never feel the dirTt-r- j teotlon of A (k..u,r b-uht h:t safely
er.oe. She had imprese.i -rn tbe yri inw ia
how to make her father's favorite p..Uto j ialht mm 0f events 5h
pon.-. how to manage her young sister ; i h .lL
whr-n .he r..t 5tto the sulk-, what to do j Mr iL ,,e gEC-.J over it
lot her f:ber when he bad bis peno.li,! ft nJ h-t A m:ia .
ni cra;-. ana eieryu.:ii? e iw
atie ;
cfi! I thick f tiiat would in-wjre cttif.irt ;
in the hcnil'i; hme siie wa leaving
Sae had all the work planned which she
w.juiddo djr:r.g tse sliort span of life '
tiiat ws given to her. Her burial ciolhcs j
ff? fol away in a drawer with saert ;
li .u leaves aai't.z them. !
I waa reminded of the incident by
reaJirg in th paper recently of a man io '
Miiaaukee who was prejiaring irsixue-tiiii-g
t:.t is even more terrible than
dealb insanity, lie will be violently !
insand in a few week-i and be knows it- '
Siue time ago bis .kuil was fractured ; a
grille is f4 forming about the cracked
legs, which will surely press upa the
brn and make him a maniac, li talt
caiaiiy and rationally of bis aptmaching
fate, and spend every moent of his
j . ' ' " - .'
! brief term of sanitv :n makm,
, . -
( t -r :.:a faniiiv wlien be shall n
i . -
g provision
no longer be
atie to Uke care of them, it is a sitoa-
l.on worthy the pen of a novelist like
lu-jiet. .V. Y. . ' i'jMr.
His Best.
An cid fjrnver in one of the New Eng-
fellows 1 un 1 states rtn.a sun w nose actions some
1 as f.re ! t:m- indicate-1 a lack of com:tin sense ;
j but- catnral parental love and con-
-'lrrati-.n, the old g-n'lemsn esctised sU
j his shortcominas bv savinir:
his shortcomings by saying:
"He dues tae t-et be can.
.moiy
d-!." whii !i as perhaps true. j
Wi.en Jiuicnv was or il rears of age I
be wetit to work fur a farmer living in a
Deiciiixiring iiun!r.
Thr- mitiihs af.er his departure he
surpnl r.is parents by writing to them
that he had tri marr-le ar.d m,-:A twi
.1 . f. . : i.
Vre-ratK.us fw retiviDg the -
I eounie in a manner Writrimr. h-H. an.t
I t,n lesrr"-':u were at
once oeun, and
bm they arrived tber found ail the
thern.
The bn de w as a dull liking and by
no means tiandvuue young woman, aad
fur a momf nt the liier-in-Iaw seemed
disapp.iinti-d ; then, bis better nature as-
f "f. greeted her warmly, and
""h to bis son, s.l with his eld op-
! t-a""-' cheerfulness: j
j ""Welcome home. Jimmy: welcome,!
j my boy ; ye did the best ye could. I've !
; no doutt ; welcome, my daughter.'
! .
' ODming Home,
'Tie may lie very liappy awLile away I
f.ii'ii hc-tne, but be is very glad to r3urn i
to t. Tiie plainest old familiar dish ia
Letter there than the daintiest rpicurian
bid of fare abroad. One's own little J
n ni, with it handy, compact belong
1 ltgK is prefera'jle to ail tiie marble balls.
"? .s-tia.t uaines.
. "ii'iaie." one is more tl.au ever imt-resa-
i eu oy u.e Kgnmcsncw oi u.ai woru w tien.
j even in the roughest iittie h&.utet, and
' niot depilate lixikin but, it may mean
i so much lo those who were vm in it.
j It is a beautiful trait this dinging to tbe
j very sn.l of orn-'s birth-plate, sUr.'ie and
unattractive as it may be to tlwiue who
' lave no such axiat ions.
The Point of View.
... ,, , , . , .
It a. i depend.nr..n the point of view,
, . ,
' is a phrase that has niwi :r.to proverb.
: 1 ' 1
1 troth is i.iastratetj anew every dsr,.
, r. . -u- i I
' at f-eh-1! E"t often more str.kingly I
I than it ... in the case -f a wealthy rail- j
! rrd man, w ho
jnco.op.ny with a joam-
not
nesii" vi-ite i P.k-'s Peak, in
J Colorado, and was shown a niagnidcet.t
jpect of the mountain across a rocky
gorge. j
. -Fine, fine, isa . ttT exclaime-l trie !
j journal m.
j "Fine? I dont Uiink so." said tbe rai
, rotvt man. "llow are you going to run a
, railroad brr
j Hre is anc-Mer illortration of the
I "w:nt of view"-
1 -
, -We call the tiger." said a v-tariaa
ph:','-.ph.r, "a ferocioas bea.t ; but what
would we men be called if. for iimtan-e,
mutton chop" could .jakT"
Ho w They Settled It.
Tl.ere are ime to!k i
riih a "f.t:r..lv d1of
ho think that
book one of
tll'e C'tliilcm publication
winch mar
j ta y irrier who is the viiti.n of parents
t "s"f" ia " j
' ''l tlie otl-r day. Tlie father studied te i
' ""' 1 determined on one fine of!
iaoiK-nu irjemot.Ter wa certain Mat
T 4iBt trataient was necewa-
treat merit.
i-!ised and di:-ated Me
uiaiier aii one e-.ennz. ana Uie next ilar
n"Ve.I t.'ia: both !reatan-nt should
i trrfi. In the morning the child
takes
she take the mother's dose. At last ac -
coul.-i trie criiliJ was SMI alive.
I -
' L.T. " I don't know where,
: tel! when, I don't see how something of i
: gr-at vale to tne, aDd for the return of
; hk-h I si.ail be tru'y thankful, viz : a
good appetite.
1 " Health and stre cgth, pare
blt.od. an appetite like that of a wolf, reg-
lilar algeation, ail by taking that popular
me-Jic:r.e, liooi's arsapan!. I want
every Iwriy to try it this season. It is
i so! 1 by ail drt;-;.-iS- De hundred dos-
j es. ooed.nlar.
I --
f::n derangemen-of the stomach and
) bowels may often be corrected by taking
j oaty our of Avers 1 ola. atrougti not
j Laving the Pdis at tisd, jaar djrder
i mrrws ar.i a regTiiar tt cd ai.kne ,
i "'0"'s- F jr the want of a n the
a&oe was jex, etc I
i Committee on Sutirins"
I A clerzyman, now tb rice chancellor
' of a pr.jmin:rit eastera naivf.rs-ty, wro
j a book a few years ag-j. 11 watt-d !o
: JtATe the par .hina iKKjse of tbe Se
i ty of FriepJa ia lliiU lelphia it.
i With this ik lie waited uj-jb tUe -
rvneoid trjad bri;u in char;-.
"1 can't aay wiirh-r we can tike thy
MS. or n-- Tt.ee maM ee ti;e citun..!
Uv. -
'VI,AI CMJlitli'tt--
ti.ee kn.w the LiiJ tt of o':rso-
cWt T
""Vn!y in a peDen way."
"".Vri! yrr m) we were sebjct 1 t j
oo-.i auirini tad ioii-jiST by perse
cution ia all j!rter A centra! coot
niiUve ii jruiel tto-re in l'i.iia.:-i-!i ia
to ail ojr pel's .-uled ln?;hn ll a a
caiied the committee on soJer.Dfa.
live in happier luiusa. The 1 n-n.ls are
do kuvr prraeruted. Hemw the ituu
miltre ttaa do more wrk to do in the
way of heiptnf thoee wx ara oppreawl.
f it atilleiials i connection with o;:r
I ptikisfcUitij work ; and now when aalh-TS
0i.r Uieir !. to ua we refer the to the
j coataiiltee on aa?-ricfs. "
J jne future va chance'lr rejAri"!
i ifo name and furxtk as eculiar!y aj.
; .se. Urit Rsyiic.
'
lOOMUcn nsuiuns.
; ,, ,, , N.hii it
oer-hrvd.
i j,..
doctor.
-Vcs, si'jwly replied Mr. I-;!ut
I think yoa ought to lake ! h-.f."
"Tae off ba;f '. W Lai Uf aked the
a4.nhed M. 1.
"Why, Toe gave me so much me-licine
that I was Suk for two a kj alu-r yvu
; cured me."'
Thought Her Funny.
; A Eang.jr man has a bright little niece,
over whose head but a few years hav
! rolled, and who when saying her prayers
' the tOher night repeated a line in the
Lord's 1'rayer, - Harrowed by thy "
; Tiie nfJe one was kneeung ty ner towth-
r s knee, and the latter ss:i :
! " ' by, darung, yoa acn t mean har-
1 roweu. iiarrowe-i iteans on.aen tip,
! n'l they barrow ground- Yoa hu.d
' ssy : " IIaiiowel be thy name." Hkw-
ed means holy."
I The iitt g.rl thought for a moment
and then her ace brightened and aii
aid wiia a smile : " Weii. mamma, the
Lord must Utik I'm aafui finny, 1jt
j t
'
i ...., ,-
I've said 'harrowed tr ever lung."
I the l ailed ingaoui tienesempi'T
- "a , r a aJ rnMiriA Ttie mttrter value f fwf
landel in a Tear is ar!v X?,ii,tw.
i A Portland man has invented a new
! cokr. He says bis dug is a "sulaiue-i
; br.udle." How wuid a subdiie-l brin!le
j Ion net do?
! lamis Goolon, laborer in a French
! "iiA 2 oii. J-1 ia a gray bear-i
1 thn .TariB be
j around his neva. His beari and mua-
j u1" w muKa u" "
.k L .. a . 1 , ,,
he-.l irjlUAillM a toot K.Dg. It M
I still growing.
Savages expect to imbibe brarery by
drinking the blood of their brave ene
mies. A more enlightened method t.f
vitalising the blood is by taking Ayer
Strsapanlla. It braces np tiie nerves and
gives strength and fortitude to endure
the trials of life.
A wad from TW Brook ville, H,
1 Crescent, fouad in the body of a ninr-
dered man in Hemando county, htle-l
j the piex torn frota that journal so rwe-
I T Mat it led to the detection vl the criu.-
Xewstatpers are the I detec
tives ail round. Toe arruse)) tioally got
off. but it was not The Creitcetit's Uii.t
An English company which, has been
formed to wurk tbe ruby mines of Br-
mah report grewt succeaa. Ttey have put
k new taiachiue into operation, and fr .m
i - ... ,.r ..1 t , , .
. . ivsu '. . ua baacru - . l.iki. .
ruLlMrSi j 0f commercial value.
Tlie de-
puBils uurt an ares of 140 re miles.
A New York lawyer named IuoIit:',e
once unwittiiigly entered into partner
ship with a brother bar-isler uue.l
teeie. but a 1 k of c.ienlssuon became
pa.io'ully niLeal-le. and it was iout. i
, ad lL to du
u!v, the name of the
firm proving too suiijejiive to prnpec-
; live patrons. I.
h.
In cue block on Main street in Battle
Creek the other 'lay a rejvrtrr saw three
one lerrd men. four one armed men and
twootuermen alio were ao laiue trier
j -,,,. .;. ltiKKlt .are-. Tl-e ret-.r-
i ,., . :,...
j jn, Cf.. '
greatest raiirond towns iu tiie l'mte-1
Mates."
! London's niceir paved streets are so
i "
i slippery that su-ps have bees taken to
j fin1 . ot robing tiieru. Ta.,
j ..es-the aocty for prom-ing .lie
i T U jniM Um! UjB( Ardent
' t. ' .- i i r
i Prevention society have been frmJ.
Tl-.v',-.. ..i-r t.. k-r. ,i,.
; C.J, artd well sand-i.
j ...
I In aswaajp north of the town of As-
J tor, 1 la -, John Wilson cat a huge cy-
; press tree, and was sui-pri .1 to find
therein an ai! igator seven et Kcg. Ths
oj-ening in the tree beiug not ha.f laive
etri;''i to ajiimt tlia ri ' if i. ...
. . , , ' ,'
suuei it f. ta wnueyung aa-J sui.s-te-J
on small aniiuais that ttn-rein sought
stieiu-r.
A. W. Miller, of I nii.ntow n. is the en
vied posewor of an object of coimi ierai.ir
en.-ii Mit t and r.r.mti.ia n? . tl.w
; ijj to bet ween 4.' ' t an 1 "o"!
.j, ls La a rarw thing io see one f
i ,.r.k ki,..t r. .i.l .i. i i. - - - i
I into Etrvbt. This rare old coin, an heir-
i i. ' f. vi: - .. . r... f -
several reneratxitia. It was i.n ! , t
I f t ,
i Iroro Jemiaieut t.'T one J i err Lmac
A brans away h k ia tbe thstaot post.
Mr. Miller Taiurs this Iittie slfaei at
j As s j t part of Use unews!ne of
! matrimony ariixw friKm mere tr3-. it
would lie wie in erery young mArr-.e-l
j mmn to enter into aa agreement wrlh k
i wife that in ail disputes of thi kmd
! Me party who was most conrioce-1 Mat
tl were right should alwaTS aarreivier
i the victorr. B which mean, both would
bs more forward to live op tbet
"Maria, do you remember Mat fine
j dinner yoo r f il byyoomelfoa tbe
; Ke-J yoa to be saine"
"Yes, indeed, fie'srs"'
Everything wa pleodii"
I am sure it was."
j -4Bi i wh
your nx:b-T was lit irg
with as now."
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