EXClTIViC won if EV INDIAN f'l?HES
fTN ON THE. MAINE COAST.
The lrltwlpl Monti of fiipr""" nf
I-.mM.ii.wl.)T Irili-rrlmitie :W.-1h-o,1
I 1-an.tlin: the ills ''' "r,nS
OiU tlx- lilnljtwr.
A!on tiio crast "lr.::'p thore r.re
cveral p'.arrs wli-r- --rjM.i-c o.-i-.-lun-is
cirri. '.1 .-n oxti-n; :vi ly nnu :ifT-::. l!io
.ri!K-ijKil .M-:iis.f supplt f r many of
I'.p ..;; ki Iivi:i in liiose 1 :.! ';i t !'
P...V i f I-und istn jvciaU ' -'-,
i, .u-i.l. an.-l I:u!nn Il.n-h, iK.r.l.-nr.;-v
:;ii n of tire U-.y i o -.-ii; i.-.l the
Mar r.!i:nd Ly !iiia;.J liiii'::ui wlio.io
little I-', l or ye::rstlio l::sama!Ui!.l
IruliatK li:v niaile a irai-liou of c.'ii"i-in-
.. tlie Ira li tii acj.lyjris tlwin-
lv n-si l-.iously l- irif i;irifi
in iin.l -'i.ti!i Tin winter lili are
tlie f;U!t anl UVt' ,lu' rni-t l!ii:t W
llie aiu:iiil' j:!"! f tlM-c:i!j !i.
ki:d:4 "IUNII TO Sl"t Tit "
Tli! i.i'.-t KM-ioiM nr.- a!'i:t ?rpn
fi-et ,(lrill Riitit live f-'''1' " rJ
jx.mul- :..ni omt. nii.l yuM from six to
riven aHoaHof oil- Tut? !i'.i!.iT U :.n
inch or so thirU ia warm vrenCier, "jilt in
tli(.niii!.T.l;ui!.!.-t!i:;t. A fat 1U' l.hllc
rr w ill w. i :li iiljout our-!iiiii.lro.l miiiii1s.
Tin' Inilians 'i.-tlu-ir -.voile ia iniic-Ji t!io
tcnie v.ay mw lh-y i'l ia -arly
pars, l.'if m')-t primitive laftliods f.M
v:;iliii! In trying ut tin- l.hil.U-r tlio
-iliam-cH are of I He nn li st kind. Tho
Jinn arc l"iii!t nmiu- p;!-s of Rtono, over
wiiicii inm jxls uro liuni;. Trio I.IuUIkt
jsrnt in mnall pi.vcs an J ulowly melted.
The oil in hLnaiii'. ) into jars uud ir:s.
an-1 wlwn iiure i- worth ninety V-iita a
pill. hi. Tlie IkM I cemx-s fniiii the
jaws of the Tiie jaws are
iiuns up in the hi.ii. and the oil drops
down into a vesf-c-l, each p-tir pnl:ieins
about cm-half pint. WatHiOiaU-rs aiid
oihi rs using.a v.tj- fine oil take it in
preference to other, an. 3 It craimam'.s
a his price. The IJublier oil give a good
liht. and for years as lairned cxclu
tircly in the li;;!it liotial-mg t!ir coa t.
Ina goid MU-oa an Indian will cat fit
m-arlv two hundred rii..iM's, eaeh
vieldinj; aliout three gallium of oil; !mt
iiKfct of them fa!! a gr; deal Ik low thin,
a they are not over partial to lalx-r, and
H-s loiij; iui the return. of one eate-h will
jM, wi!i loaf around the eaaip rather
than go out a-;;i:i. The custom in to get
it few pallons of !. l the laare.st
!..-t and s- II it. then "l it" till forced
I-.. . . .-shilv to Kia!;e I nit her exertions.
'I he orpi)i-e'n llesit is inucli Ii'.oi !i
v hen cooked, and is a staple article of
iood.
nor.- t::v caitcued.
Th" luaver. . . -ill and endurance de
manded of the p : :!- catchers in t! ir
ivork in ;:hMi-t i;.i:i(A n to the ouUi.le
world. In the i:iM!-::i:i--. when tha wen
i;re e;oins "jH;;;H?!-irr." t!:i v.oinen and
t-hildreli turn out to nv t!ie canoes o!T.
Ilitclt li-Kit lias tv. o men. an I v. hen a
t.!i.rm conies up v. hiie they are out. or
they are ttnnsually late f,e'-t' '''e''
is t;reat aii.'.iely jir.n tliose on t.lioro.
It t;il.es v.-arsof traini.):;ti atakea good
purjMiise hunter, and the hi,'! '"'ys U vin
py goin oit with the i-xperieiiee.l ineu.
ro matter wliattla! waler'n fondltif.n,
( it tuujrli or h!i!o.;h. if there i a trip
oiiiemplated the n::i:t i.i made.
In calm weather the I. low in;; of the por
nis can Ije heard a louj; ay , and j.-ui.le8
the Indian i.i l!n riglit direction, f.hoot
in is the iiost Mlccensful nielhiHl of Lill
in the lish. I in;4. Miiootl.U.i epans with
hi :har,;i' ol the iowder and d.iui.le 11
sj lot are used An the (inh i-i tluiaiilg.
t-u linniins and diving almlit the water,
iiiX on the surface and then Mow. the
anoe is paddled ;i neat i s pns-il.lc.
Tlii-n, a she proise lifts liiinse!: t.i
!ive. the guit'n charge i.4 let fly. There
is wldom a failure to make a sure shot,
hut the lish is hpeared to Mop his iiou:!
dennj; iiUmt ia the dyin,; i-;ru;.'le. It
is then landed in the ca uoe hy ; a."in
the pectoral I'm with one hand, utifkiu;
M couple of lingers in the Mow hole unj
!raKi!1n 'l over the fide. I:i Htill water
thmiseasy, hut when a hi'i sea is rusi
niiiS tlie underlakitig U hard and dan
gerous Sharks are plenty, and their fins era
tdmost always visible cutting tbe water
as soon us a porpoise is wounded , the
hlimil attracting iheui. No :id of sto
ries are told of tneit having had their
arms bit off by the sharks while they
v:e reaching into the water to secure
si )riise, but old li.hefniin scolf at
tiuch u lhi:i. and pay no alter.! ion to the
dread ocean moi;sters ha tliev ;.hno: t rub
their imsen against the hides :f the ca
roes. St. Iiuia t;iobe-l)euiocrat.
Novel Ailert 'fcin.
Original and "taki.".;;" adro.-ri.;i:i-lle
are croipi:i;j out every day 1
witnessed the latest i:i l!ii icinily of
l!ic city hall ye:eibv. Two well formed
young wo:nen. bearing U-tween lhc:n a
Miudl tKuiui r v. diic.Ii m t fortli ia jjolden
li'Iters and catchy phrases thj merits of
a certain rat oisnn un.l ladies' face pow
der, were the features of the new dodtre.
IjicIi young woman. Uides wearing be
witching sniilcsan.i long, luxuriant go'd
n hair, was r.dorued in attractive cos
laiae. Over their shoulders and cri:i
ing their Ixjsoius diagonally were til,
w hite and blue ribbons. Ilosettes c::t
l.la.oned with the national colors and
the spread eagle were pinned to each
xbiwdder.
A broad brimmed straw hat, fastened
with lettered ribbon, sat jauntily on
Ih' heads. Mich carried a small satchel,
which contained alluring handbills and
samples of the advertised wares. The
advertising couple walked slou ly down
lhoadway-. attracting ui.iversal alteri
tiiin. 'Khey ilisti iliutml their hiindhjjls
fi'.'htnnd left. Aceouipanyingeai h hand
inll was a "sample." Jlany pentlemen
mid iailies stopjK'd and iptestioncd the
young women relative to the article ad-ei-isid.
and in each instance the in
quiring one was met with u smile, a
ready, ollivtive answer, and an extended
band, which held out a Kainpic uinkihe
inevitable handbill. The c heme "caught
on "New York Star
fintiie Antiualn.
It cannot licdcnicd that "a rose bv an?
oIht Dame would smell us sweet," but
certainly it would not be as available for
KX'try if called by &ome pretentious, sci
entific term. Indeed, the names of sci
ence, when heard by cars unfamiliar
with their meaning, haveolleii a terrify
ing sound
Two young men were sludvin.;, under
the microscope, the liacteria found in
ditch water, and one of them proposal
that lltey should taLe their work home
from the clax room.a, t -r the usual hour
for remaining there. Onu cf them, w l:o
lived with a maiden aunt, said that he
v;s sureshe would allow them to Use her
lining room table, wbeie they would
iiave plenty of light, and on arrh tag at
the bouse he made his reijuest
"Why don't you look at your live
thmgsnt school, and U-.nc th- ;u thcrer"
she tniuired, u iili inauifest distaste for
the whole subject.
"Iiecaue we've found such lK.auti(
trshiy, c can't boar to stop looking."
Ktid W nephew. us bavuthc ta
ble, won't your"
"Ve-ui, ou may lue thelj.ble." wa
the soiiicuhat grudging ri-Hjnse, and
the young men, wonderi;i why nuiuic
v.as so jxve.Iinr. Rt to work I're.sentlv
she pH-..r.-d again, this time holding
her skirts gingerly aliout berai.klea. that
Ihev i- ht not ton. ti the llo,.r.
"ilovs."' Raid t,e, taking a careful
Clance m every direction, "d; lie careful
of tii.fcc things, won't ou?"
"What, the Ueteriu'r'-
"Yes. IXin't let any of tlie cieaiures
p ixit, and hide about tho rHn, so
that you can't catch thein." Youth'H
Companion.
T1j Mint Valnnble Slrt.il.
"Ifl.vc you a pound of metal and
ordtrfd you to make the im st ,ut of it.
what Lind of teet-J wotdd y.. i nelivt"
akl a well known jeweler "(lold. of
course," was the prompt reply -pj
, -refer a pound of steel," said tlie jew
eler, "an I'd have it made into hair
ftprings for watches. A found of sue li
Bpringn would sell for an even $140,000."
Buffalo Express,
HICM MATS IN THCTrS.
A Mmmcer Att Uir llio J?ln to Im-jM-i
fe-!!"-" I" " !'' -
Sonic eople e.mtend thnt tho evil of
1 eii leitji is avi-ivcUsl ojnsiderably lT
tiw'defects of our Ji"atres. 1"'r,i surd
t t-;j is not eiven to the rows of
at.s. said a 'til known New York
ia:;
r. in an t leaJ p:aynous vi.cu
-viator sir -aid le tilde to have an un-
i rr...j.-.l xicwof Uiastas& It was so
i i ail the !-. nan ainphilhealres,
and
f.i on th-i forek- iMgc. owing to
the
, t ;htc f the piatf irni w here the
rxr-
f- I I'ler
i:i..v c i and I readth ot the s;i.i-e
,v.-ii!o the .!.oril?, who occupied
tl
r. n,.l v. e cm.T Bith orchestra
atiu
.! of ili newlv ere'
cU-d
theatres hi ihi-i city are much better off
in this lesjsvt than the older houses,
itv av of conirr.st. look at the con-
..,. ;..n,-. uroiviMil in a new London J
t !u'. boose. The visiUir will find his
idlottvd seal n cent r of convenience and
comfort. On cold nights he ts to have a
hot water liottle t-i hi feet. He
ilrtm a nennv into a slot on the left
w ill
. and
o;;t will Kjp n bill of the play. I'.y
rde-
livering a shilling into an aperture
; on
l. ri.dit lie will obtain an ois-ra el
tlass.
liooUs of the words can be secured
I by
i:ii:iin-' a handle Uhiud htm. 11
here-
V I .1 H fl I '1.1 c for his hat, another
r foi
his uninrella. a third for his tnncud.
I'.v im-ssing a button he can win
id
B
telegram; touching another he can ci
i-b lie will want nothing, in fe.ct.
.11 P.
lilt
n i.-lephone to his wife, so that between
the acts lie can ask her how the baby if
getting tin, and tell her not to sit up for
him. as he is going to take supper with a
friend. We are not quite sure of all
these details, but such are the general
impressions to tie gathered from various
paragraphs liich havenppeared resist
ing the new place of nmusenu r t erected
bv an eminent draiuatL-.t for a success
ful manager.
We live in hope that one-half of these
agreeable attractions and sweet toons
nav le realized, for the play going pub
lic "has U-vn long might by bitter ex
perience not to expect t. much. Even
in some places where the electric light
nourishes, the ventilation leaves much
to lo desired. In fact, we are not quite
...... ... .r
sure nut tlial me g:n --Kuiiiigm. oi ome
theatres does not greatly tena to pun
the air.
Sometimes, on whiter nights, tho the
tres where concrete and iron are used i
ify
ea-
steal of wood for partitions and seats,
t.t rii.e a chili to the P.'-aU and blood of
the auditors, who shiver and shake
where they ought to applaud with
warmth and enlhi:sia.s:n. In time all
these raw defects of imperfect reforms
ami all these lingering evils of the old
regime ill !haipp'"-ar. and we hail as a
sign of the millennium the crowning
Ltieicy of ii bonnet f r ladies that can be
fo! led u; at t!ie-.:res and will no longer
vei the souls of m -n. No w York Star.
!lai-ic) Alivr.
An it:s:a!i-3 of buried alivo Is reported
from Syracuse. Tor one such ease which,
through ' etraodii:aiy circumstances,
comes to light, it it only reasonable tc
rsstune that there are many known only
to the all seeing eye and bidden from all
human ken in the depths of an unvio
lated grave. Hare as are these evidences
of a second death, a thousand limes more
terrible than the lirt, they are suliicient
to engender the artiest hope that souk
mea:'.M shall be reached w hereby burial
before death shall be impossihle, F.ithel
some enactment whereby it would lx
eome a penal offense to inter a IkhIv that
did not Mray certain unmistakable evi
dence of absolute death, or some applica
'. Mm of elect: deal appliance to the colli n
and its contents.
There are no mechanical difficulties in
the way to prevent electrical communi
cation between every recently buried
b j.l v and l he oliiee or residence of the
cemetery oOicial or watchman. Nor i;
it imposMble to construct an electrical
appliance of such delicacy that the
biighti'st movement in the cofiin would
sound a:i alarm that would lead to avert
ing the woi:.l fate which can possibly
befall man lul'tl of women, or woman ot
children beloved of man. Electricity has
ieng been made to summon men to the
distant room of tt great hotel when a lirt
is in its lirst stages Surely it is ssible
for the same subtle servitor to tell of the
frantic movements of the wretched mor
tal e'ltomlK-d ere tit? vital spark of life
h;ts departed? Pittsburg Ilailetin.
tier MoutM? Stiopiiing.
Farmer 'low laany yard.) o' that
truck will it take ter make ther ole. wom
an er dress?
Clerk About tv. tlve. I slioulil say.
v "At three cents er yard it conies ter
thirty-sis centi 1 reckon twelve's cr
lectio more'n she'll need. Jut cut of!
six yards. Times is mighty close, an'
we hev ter Ik? er leetle saviu'.'
"Any buttons of thread?"
"No. I reckon not. '3hc kin scratch
upernulf-o' them at home. Craps wa'n't
extry this ye'r, and kain't crford ter
IikiI no money erway."
"Is there anything else?"
"'1 giu-ss yer may wrap tip or quarter's
wtuh r sugar an' er dollar's wv.t'.i cr
chaw in' terbacker. 'Pears like a sinter
fool erway money fr sugar, but ther ole
woman thinks she hain't live thoulin it,
im' ther habit o" usia' it'sgot Such er holt
on 'er that she gits ei way wither quarter'
wuth every month. Say, mebby you'd
In-'ier put up two dollars' wuth o' that
let Uickcr. for I kain't tell ef I'll be down
here t r.in ler cr month, and I waut
plenty ler do me." Time.
The I e xt.
The advocates of whipping as a means
of family discipline 'are accustomed to
q-.iole Solomon assaying: "Spare the rod
ti :j j spoil the child." What Solomon said
was: "lie that spareth the rod hateth his
si .a." Hut I he w ord "rod" in that con
nection does not necessarily refer to cor
pora! punishment. It simply means pa
rental authority and guidance. The same
Ib biew word Is llafd in Pstiliij xxiii,
while David iiays. "The Lord is my
shepherd; 1 s!i ail not want. His
rod and bin stalf they comfort me." The
rod w as the symb 1 of authority pnd
Hiwer, not a raw bide nor a hickory
wilhe'. Indianapolis Journal.
V.l.ut lie WmilJ IWrc 6a i.i,
A certain lady in Paris gives periodical
dinners, at w hich assemble most of tlie
lest known wits and liter"! of tho day.
The rule of the mansion is that while
one irson discourses no interruption
w hatever can be permitted. It is said
that .M. Kenan onw attended one of these
dinners, and. being in excellent vein,
talked without a break during the whole
repast. Toward the end of the dinner a
;;uet was heard to commence a sentence,
but be was instantly silenced by the
hostess. After they had left the table,
however, she at once informed the ex
tinguished in.liviju.il that, as M. lieuau
had now lini.sheti his conversation, site
would gladly hear what he had to say.
Tiie K'Jost modestly declined; the hostess
insisteel. "I am certain it was some
thing of consequence," she said. "Alas,
madamc." he answered, "it was, indeed;
but now it is t late. 1 should have
liked a little more of that iced pudding."
San Francisco Argonaut.
llonwl at tlie Slake.
What a little way we are, after all,
from the Wfc ages! How luarfy of mv
readers ore aware that it is only pib
years this inontlj sine ilje hist criminal
was burned at the slak it) Loudon nj
that criminal a woman? Here is the ac
count of that event which acorresjion
dent has sent me: -On the lSth of
March. 17SC, nine wretches were ex
ecuted ut Newgate four for burglar,
one for theft and three men and one
woman for coining. After the men
were "turned off.' as tho phrase went,
the wretched woma: was brought out,
tied to a stake, and burned to ashes,
."-.fter the form of strangling her had
bi-eti pone through by removing the
stool u hereon she stood and so throwing
her weight on the cord w hich bound her
throat to the slako. Christian Murphy
w as (so far as 1 can discover) the la.it
woman burned alive in Loudon, though
jxisfibly a later victim may have beei
executed in aouie country tow a." Lon
doa Truth.
CARTERS
mm
Pk-k n.'.1n' h"ftn.l n-Mrvf !l b lliCn rt"l-1-iitt.liius
state f thr ra. mch
Iumhvis. NnMia. I imewpiuess. isistrvsii after
nimr I'ftiii in tlio ."i1rt. ; Wl.ijcjlirtrmm
rtfiiiari-iUe hwiccth la sb-'n ia curing
Feadaehe. t Orrrn s I. '-'"Jl
re coiwllv val.Mh!e m e'.-nstir'"""
and pre-venl imr th. annprine wiiplamt -t n-t
tiif-r a!oenrrt all lis"r.lpmof lh- siemacn,
M.muiaie tiie ivr and reuu!" Uw bowel.
n.t u u Uiwy it. ' " "
A.lw. thpr wmM he almo prvr! to thoeo
lio BnlTr fnm Uii ditrni cmpliunt.
l,ut fortiinatelv tm-ir ir.ln: !
l-re. ami tli.e who once try U..i will fin.1
tl.e little Pil I vflhiahle in rrmnv wv tJ.at
tsi-r not ie willing to do without theio.
K the hnne of on man v liwe thnt heir-1 whem
w-e mak our tm-at b.st eair cure it
w hit. ..lh-rs Ho not. -e
KTE's I.itti I.retH I'm an" verr rrr.nn
an t vry on to lake, i " er two .i!ls moke
a lies'. Tli.T are strl.-dv vmtilil' an.l I .
B"t cripo or pinvn. t"t hy tli.-ir tviilk" aHK
i.lase n: wlio use tlwin. In viols at ci".
fire tur jl Hold evcrrwhem, r ee-nl by nuui.
CAim 1.1:12X3 CI, r iSt.
m m mm fl ft... ft VJ..
Jfanrdealer mt he haathe W. t.. Isanalaa
filio.- witliuut name ami pritw 1hiiiuI til
Uie bxteui, put tnui down wt fraud.
W- L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE CENTLEMEN.
lint In the world. Ttxamlne lil
-,.WIl;tM INK H,tI-SKVH) SHOE.
4. 11 tll-M. Ki) WM.T SIIOK.
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All uiaiic m t'ouvrt-M, Hutum auU Lace.
w.
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FOR
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jymniiu. I- Ihmijhu of hh Cflur yen
tit-men autt .e.'fji.''
run salk n y
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has meshed bottoms which can
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which won't catch in the harness.
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la atafel.
5A Clipper Fly Nets 'Vzzr
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100 other styles of 5a Horse Kbeetg and
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ARE THE STRONGEST.
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HYPOPHOSPHITES
Almost as Palatable as Milk
So d!Kttlrl Hint it cam be taken,
dlgeted, and aailmtlatrd by (lie most
eltlvr lomaeh.Tvhrn the plain oil
ranaot be tolerated; and by the com
bination of the oil with the kypo.
phnnphitea ia matb more eUiiacioHi.
Kfmartable s flfsfc prdtifr.
Persons pain rapidly wbile taklnjr It.
SCnTT'8 EJin.SION ia acknow!r.ls,t by
PnymciaM to tlie Fines' an.l lit .n- ara
tien Id Uie worlil for the Telil and cure ut
CONSUMPTION. SCROFULA,
CEKERAL DEBILITY, WAITING
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COLDS and CHRONIC COUGHS.
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STALLIONS
4-AT-
Highland Farm.
CLYKE STALLION
STR ATHEARN. SirsS
lufuraaee, or ils n. innure coll to live te n days.
D D I W PC" r.C1 n Sisllion, weight 1.SH0, at
rlXllXLL. .h'1uuraiice.
ALHAMBRA.
Trnttini-qtuILon, at tSi
Iliuialie.
HARRY.
Trottiim: Stallion, nt 00 Id
Miraiii. rtiTNTE is nt my farm thi week. Btrathearn
the- li.lloxving a-evk. mau.iiii WBelt about alte-r-uaU'ly.
.
STRATIIKAllX wsndsat Jonwr X R..il thi
week. Te follow ine wee-k l'riiiv lll M.iu.l at
lmvulse iik- the lint ihn 1h- in ihe ee k. Tue
rt'iuainiiiK ttirtf at J.-nu.-r u.m.U
Hoiti f thenlN,o ii,,r re well known be
bn-ele'rs of firtH.!ii lirult K!.-k, in- hiirhest
prii-eaerrr realiKed in tne Osailv Is-iim txM lor
a thnsr yt-ar-olil, and t.nu for a griding lue get of
biratlie-aru.
My pran.l olil-nmt.trtonian Stallion, Alham
bra, and Ins eon linrry, out of Hi. Mm, will t-e
foimi at my .lsrr at nil lini.n Tlie (over ..fa
trotter,an 'tind no wnii ehi.u-e lrt-el!uir in the
county, nor rnn il be exerlled in the Siate. Mv
i'trvheron Staliioa,
I rr Will he tn Re rlin thlt week, the foilow
LC.L tug wk at MeyiiixlKlt. exn-it un 5Jm
iy ufvaeh we-ek. Ih-n he will lie ai the t.m of
snnon Kritic, ln-ar rme iiill. Tli.eie u aniimr u
Invs1 to tin- lYTcheron .trsin will tin.l in aim
lerli-mion of tlist iini-.t l.iwl. A yinrliiiic ut
i ouilUK two. can he Sfeil tins week al iK-rliu, anil
lext wis-k at Meycrsdale. To we ihis eelt will
show ahaK-an exiiee-ted l.r hrtH-iiiiig to
wae ivfuwl for thin rolt lt week, the offer
'ieiug mle hy a lurty from tliniime.li.n county
.P. HEFFLEY.
SoVFRsET. Alirll 'J9. lssC
eA ear kaj ot the self-niline ateal-thlinble
SehutUcr aagoiui just received, and fer tale.
ACHE
BL
IETS
!!S!
:::::::::: HEW::
SpriHg Importations
HOW OMIN'j IX DAILY.
We in:..rt anl buy dirte-t fnim the mitn-iii'a.-uiTers.
;u.d tliiispave yo:i ihe middle
iiien j.rnf.L
rriatoel Iiidia SUk la!ot co'uiriiiKs and style,
at" to S:; "0 ja-yr1, eselu-ivc pHile-ms a ewe
ci! harsain lot at -',, Jnelipi wieie.
We also are showing new irtyle in fancy Suraha
at 30c to Jl a yar 1.
New eekirm.- In in Faiilie FninraLw, Surah
Silka, tiros (.rain S-'f'.ka. Koyats Fatin Khadamer.
We also oBe-r sno-i valnesin Black Silks of the
next makes, as we e.-arry e.ne of the largest ttocks
tteyesr rL-und, !n thL-eomitry
Xew Vi'oul Suitings, in me-lium ami lieht
hades, M Inches wide, at ako new plain and
Ktripc raiting? at 5oc to VI "5 a yard, including
the very latent and finest imported IrtM Fab
rica. tjver !0.fl00 yard New Scotch ti!nham. 25c to
"Oc a yard. An tintniiakil llecliou.
American Lresf Ciughanj at 2T1, -JCc, l.'ic, 1C
and toe a yard. All new style.
Kn-nch Satines at 30c, 3." and STJc, Tor the
very 8neM goods.
Amerieai: Satiiics, best sty fes and .makes, at
12!,can12etc.
New chsllits at c, and fine imported ttjles at
.V)c a yard.
New Kliibrtwderi!, Hew White Gondft, Dew
Lr.'cb.
ilUKlin I'ndcraear cheir than you e'lin mnke
it.
OurpripulafSl-M French Corset, li..r0 quality,
all fi-i.
Our new tssa Lace Curtain Catalogue L" tvady.
ti e si-nd gKHl by tnail and iut-ure them against
lorn, without extra charge.
Send in your orders for samples now. The
largest mock Ix-t'ieeu rhiladelphia and Chicago.
Scud all letters to
JOS. HOME & GO'S
PENN AVENUE STORES,
Pittsburgh. - Pa.
novJ 'S8 ty
EVEPy YOUIL
EXPECTS TO BE THE OWNER OF A-
Sewing Machine
Unless She is Already but which of
the nany Uachines in the Karket
WILL AXSWEn HER I'LT.rOSE HEIST
in every respect, is the question that now
engages her 'niind. She is well aware
that a Sewing Machine costs too
much to make
! FREQUNT S CHANGS,!
But this question has now heen solved for
her. At the greut Centennial Exhibi
tion at Cincinnati, alter
lOO DAYS lOO
of jlid Conietitkm with all the jmjexnd
best Sewing Machines in America, be
fore a jury of im-cl anical ex-ie-rts,
it was awardetl a
-SILVER i MEDAI.:::
e highest and only award given to Sewing
Machines, pninonncing it to lie the most
durahle, the lightest and (inietest run
ning, and best adnpted for family
piirKsrs. This, cempled with the
fuct thnt it entered the Held in
1ST", when the market was
glutted with Sewing
Machines,
700,000
have been sold, more than double as many
as any olVer Company's for the same
time it was on the market. I .a. lies
of taste and good judgment, af
ter carefully testing the
merits of the
WHITE.
and its new Sleel Attachments, alisolutely
the most llurable and Rest, will not en
tertain the thought of buying any
other Sewing Machine. Sold on
the mewt reasonable terms by
Joseph Crist, Ag't,
JENNER X ROADS. Somerset f Jo , Pa
Also tor Kle f.irtv Si.miw-tinni! fiewiiiir
Machines, taken in exchange lor the
WHITE
Iiiclnding nearly all the popular makes.
Some are as nice as new, having U-en very
little used. Will be sold very low.
THE OLDEST
DRUG HOUSE IN PITTSBURG,
I o
JOSEPH FLEMING,
No. 81 Market St. , .
Having had for a number of years a fair
share of Ihe pal milage of the gtssl erple of
ritlsbiirgh and viciuily, I take this opsrtu
nity to say, with increased fucililiesand stock
I am twlier prrirel than ever to solicit
their onle-rs, eitlicr wholasale or retail, in
any way relaiing lo the drtig trade, and by
accuracy, neatness an. I promptness, and pri
ces lower than ever, I hope to merit their
continued favors. I have constantly in
st(s;k a full line of Drugs, Trusses, Shoulder
Unices for ladies ami gents, 11 . lages, r'nuii
ly Syringi. Hair, Nail and Tooth Urushes.
All the lea. ling Proprietary Medicines of the
day. Cod Liver t)il Preparations, Malt Kx
irarts. For niediml purposes there is no
Iwtter, .urer. older whiskey sold to-day any
where than the pure eight-year-old (iin keii
heimcr Whiskey 1 am now selling at $1 for
full quart bottle, or six for $.. The only
Wines that should be used for medical pur
(swefl an the pure California Port, She'ry,
Muscated, Angelica and Swtsl and Dry Ca
tawba that I am now selling.
Send for price list of Wines and Liquors,
mailed free to any address. The money
must accompany all einlers for wines or
Liquors, as we do not send any goods C 0. 1.
JOSEPH FLEMIXli & SOX,
WHOLESALE AMP KTA1I.
Dia'GGISTB,
PITTSBURGH. TA.
412 Market St., Cor. of Diamond.
Oils! Oils!
The PUn-lnn. Oil Omipnyt of rftiNbrnxh, Pa.,
makef1 iHH-itltv of inutiiifncturiitie ftr the
LHiiucKlic tr&ue the liuet lraud of
Illuminating & Lubricating Oils
Naphtha and Gasoline,
That can be miule from Petroleum. We challeug
compariauu with every known
PRODUCT OF PETROLEUM.
If you wish the most uniformly
Satisfactory Oils
IX THE
American Clarke t,
ask for our. Trade for Somerset and Tleiulty
supplied by
COOK BEERTTS akd
ITEliASJi KXSKK,
ae-pl2S-'oS-lyr. bomekskt. Pa.
A
DMIXISTRATOU'S X0TICE.
Estate of 'iideon Mull, dee'd.lateof Northampton
l ownsni p. somerset eMitity, fa.
Letters of adiniuistrallon on the above estate
having tx-en granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority, all persons indebted an said es
tate arc requested to make payment, and those
having claims to present them dulv authentica
ted (or settlement ou Saturday, the &ih dayo4
June, Issa, at the iate residence of deceased.
ALilEKT J. MI LL.
may .2. Admiuistrator.
BE WISE!
BOOTS AlTD SHOES DRESSKQ WITH
WoIff'sACMEBIackln
a
D
NEVER GET HARD AID STIFF,
UwaTslooknsat. Ecjaellr o?d fi- Men"i.Wcnn"
eeChild-a Shorn So bUekrag brash rKjnirnd. and
Um polishinc im dona in thra miantaawaJaout tabor.
WATER PROOF and warranted to preserve
Isatoer. and keeps it aoft aad durable.
Said hy Slioe Stoma, Grooort, Druirenta, ia.
Trtf it on unur llarnema.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH, phiuollpkul
FLINT GLASS
MILK
BOTTLES
1 Manufactured by
THisBornMi
p5 BE WASHE
PITTSBURGH. PA.
IX POfRStZES:
1 1 Tint, Quart i Gallon
WRITE FOR PRICES.
AILROAD TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE efc OHIO R A IL110 A D.
SOMERSET S: CAMBRIA BRANCH.
DISTANCE AND FARE.
1
Miles. Fare,
Somerset to Stoystown.... 12 $ 40
Somerset to rlooversville - 17 SO
Somerset to Heiliel .. 2.'-J 70
Somerset to Johnstown 36 1 10
Somerset to Roekwood 80
Somerse to Garrett 15 50
Somerset. to Meyeradale. ......... '11 70
Somerset to Cumberland &S 2 00
Somerset to Washington 210 6 55
Somerset to Baltimore...... 250 7 50
Somerset to L'rsiua .. 24 80
Somerset to Confluence... . 26 W
Somerset to ComielUviUe... bi 1 80
Somerset lo PittsburKh 110 3 iO
The fare to Philadelphia is fJ-M, and to Kew
York, H11.6U.
Winter Arrangement In effect Nov, 29, '13.
X0RUI-L0USD TRAINS.
joiixsTOWN express-No. 9l t
yaiyjc.
Rockwnod (. 30 a m
SOMEKcET... Ra a m
(Jeiurr i ;.M a m
f-tovKtown 7:1 a in
Mooversville. 7::2 a m
Bethels . 7:4 a m
A meet.
Jobnstowu... 14:25 i
. MAIL No. 93.
savt.
PittshurKh 11.' a m
k.H-ku(Hai... 3 p m
Milford .. S:-I7 a in
Somerset 3::"s p m
Stoystown.... 4:2 p m
HiHivenvillv. 4:7 p m
Bethel 4.61 p in
Arrive.
Johutowu.. 5:30
m
I'asseuifi-rs from Plttshnnth rhanee ears for
poitils ou the Somerset k Camhria at Kockwoud.
SOME11.SET ACCOMMODATION Ko. 5. t
Leaven.
Raltlmore 1:10 a m
PiltstiurKh ::) a m
Roekwood 11:20 a m
Milford .11:32 a tu
Arrivet.
SOMER-SET...ll:43am
Passenicers for Somerset from the east and west
on the I'ltlshuryh Livisiou, ehaiijre cars al Rock
wood. SOUTII-BOCXD TRAINS.
BALTIMORE MAIL No. 92. f
Learei
"ohnshiwii... 8:45 a m
Bethel ... :ls a m
H'Kiversville. l:;ll a m
Htoysuiwn s:4.' a m
tieiger 10. loam
SOMERSET Hi Iti am
Mlllonl lU27ia
A rntv
Rorkwoisl 10:40 am
Cumherlaud 1:25am
MashiiiKtuii SniA a in
Hitlthnore s-t a ra
l'llUhuih...... 60 p m
Passt'iiseni for poiuu east and west change cars
at Rock wood.
ACCOMMODATION Ko. 94.
ljrnee4 Arrivet
Johnstowu 3-110 p m Roekwood 4:45 p ra
Bethel p m CliUltieTland .H 7ki p m
Hooversville... S 4H p m llitshtirvh S::mpm
Stoystowu 400 p m Vasliiii)tlon 7:20 a m
tieiirer 4:2. p in Baltimore 9:M a m
SVimkkoet 4::tl p m
Milford 4:42 p ui
I'asse-nirera fur east and west change cars at
Roekwood.
ROCKWOOD ACCOMMODATION No. 96. f
Isavei I 4rritm
Somfrsbt 2:4?. p m Roekwood J:43 p m
ililford..... 2:.!lpm
Passengers leaviUK on tliln train can make con
neetion at Roekwood ailh night Eapreas trains
east and west,
Dally, f Daily except Sunday.
BALTIMORE A OHIO RAILROAD.
PITTSBURGH DIVISIOX.
EAST-ROUND TRAINS.
1'tihtttCn
If.lM.
Traint Lnire Buit, tt. MaiL KrprtM.
PittshurKh 7:0il a. a. 11.30 a. x. 10:20 r u.
BraddtN'k 7:2S " 11:5:1 '
MeKeetKirt 7: " 12:8 '
West Newton M:25 " 12::t7 " 11:25 "
Broad Ford V:22 " 1:1 " 12:4
Conuellsville .'0 " 1:20 " 12:20 "
Ol.-io 1-5'le 10:15 " 2:00 " 12:."
Confliience HM7 2:lt l:tia. H.
L'rsina 10:41 ' 2:24 " 1.22
Cassclman 11:U " 2:44 '
Roekwood 11:1 " 2.53 1:55
f.srrett 11:2 " 8sj . .
Salislmry June 11.12 " 3:15 "
Meversdale 11.45 ' S:1S " 5:24
Kevstone 11:5:1 :24 P. X
Sarid Patch 11:55 " 8:30 " 2.37 "
Southampton :12:2:t " " .
Fairhope 12::) " 4:il "
Hvndnmn 12:41 " 4:20 " 3:27
Ctiinlierland 1:15 " 4:55 " 3:55 "
WahiiiKton !::5 " S.:t5 "
Balliuore (arrive) 10:45 " 9.45 "
VSEST-B0UND TRAINS.
VnitmCn ,fr
Trairu Jjemt OuutieH'd Ar, SInS. Etprem.
Baltimore a. w. SIO A. r. .
Wasliiutrton S:55 " "
CllinlK-rlund 8-(W " 1.25 r. a. ;50 A. V.
llyndmun H-Ha " 1 Hi " 1)5
Fairhoiie 8-S " J.12 ' V0 "
Huuthanipton 8-5 " - -s "
Sand Patch 9-19 " 2:50 .0:15 "
Keysuihe 9-23 2:"il " luri I "
Meversdale 9-40 " " 10:2 "
SaJlshury June. 9-33 ' sm " 10: "
Garrett 9-40 3:13 " ltl:3s "
Roi:kwood 9-55 3:20 " 10.55
tasselman 10-06 " 3.3e " ll
Ursina 10-32 " 3.55 " 116 "
Confluence 10-87 " 4:t " 11:30
OhioPyle UK 4:17 " 11:50 "
Connellsville ll-fs) 4:Vi " 12-S5
Broad Ford 11-55 5:n0 " 12:10 '
West Newton 12-45P. M. 5:42 " 1:30 "
McKeesport 1-24 " 6:15 " 2:14 "
Braild.sk 1-36 " 6:26 " 2:26 "
Ar. Piltshurgh 2-UO " 6:50 " 2.50
The time given la Eastern Standard Time.
Mail Trains connect at Roekwood with trains
to and from Somerset and Johnstown, at Ilynd
man with trains to and from Bedford, at Garrett
with train to and from Berlin, at Salisbury Juuo
tiou with trains lo and from Salisbury.
Alt Traint Sop Jar Pattengert where Time il Siren.
W. M. CLEMENTS. Manager.
C1IAS. O. SCI LL, Gu. Pass. Ag't.
SALESMEN WANTED
AT ONCE.
Local or traveling men of good cb"eter who
want permanent employment, write me he lore,
engaging for the seasou. My system assures snc
eesMi. and y.si can make uiouey handling my
siieoialtie. Isju't ilelar ; terms very litieral. Ap
ply U FRED E. YoL'NG, New England Nurser
lea, Rochester, N. Y. Feb27-4in. -
YDMIXISTRAT0R'S NOTICE.
Estate of Mary Leydlg, dee'd., late of Wellcrsburg
Borough, somerset Co., Pa.
letters of admiiiistratien on the above estate hav
ing been granted lo the undersigned by the pro
er authority, all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make payment, and thetse hav
ing claims ordeniands against said estate to pre
sent them duly authenticated for settlement to
tue at the residence of deceased tn said Borough.
GEORiiE LEYDIG,
yl . Admr. of Mary Leydig, dec d.
SCO. A. SJCOTTI ev Tork Citf
Dcwn in A Coal Mine.
Vu.m--mRr.K, Ta.. June! L7. As Course!
halter a Iaterer, was rntin j his invakfart
at his In m on Miner street, "in lite Plains
this nieiniiiu'. he end letdv ht-ar.1 a great
c'aiter &t eiishes anil jjlaKwere oljout the
house, accompanied by a heavy rumh'ing
that sluxik Ins frame riidence from top to
beittom. He hasiened to the cellai and there
he discovered that over haif the bottom had
fallen out, taking with it the sttne founda
tion and garden plot in front of his house,
together with all his house-hold supplies.
I'peus examination tlie hole was found to be
twenty-five f-M dip. Shaffer at once pnv
c irrd a la-Idet, plo.v-1 It in the cave and de
STtideil. Ile-f .urjd Ihat it was a cliamlier
of tlie ll.mry coliery, op'ra'.e I by the Lj
InVii Vadey coal company, which had been
worked out. Fnrther investijtation showed
that the coal and si. ite had been mined lo
within ten fe rt of the b ttom of S!u!l':r's
C'llar.
Forced to Leave Home.
Over tiO people were forced to leave
their homes yesterday to call at their
druirfriffg for a fret trial package of
Lane's Family Medicine. If your blood
is bad, your-liver and kidneys out of or
der: if you are constipated and have
headache and an unsightly complexion,
don't fail to call on any drnir;ist to-day
f ir a free sample of this grand remedy.
Thu ladies praise it. Everyone likes it.
Laiye-f ize package .0 cents.
Joined Like The Siamese Twins.
Kokomo, Ind.. June list Tuesday,
twelve miles south of fcere. Mrs, Henry
Jones had born to her twin girls, inseiera
bly connected at the hips and lower abdo
men. Xo vital organs are connected, but
the spinal column is continuous from one
e id to the other. Kicli breathes and pul
sa!es quite itidcpemlently of the other, and
both are lerfectly formed and have free use
of their limbs. The infants are apparently
as healthy as any children of their ajre.
lOO Ladies Wanted,
And 100 men to call on any drug;
for a free trial package of Lane's Family
Medicine, the great root and herb reme
dy, discovered by Dr. Silas Lane while in
the Rocky Mountains. For diseases of
the blood, liver and kidneys it is a post
tive cure. For constipation and clearing
up the complexion it does wonders. Chil
dren like it. Everyone praises it. Large-
size package, 50 cents. At all druggists',
Murdering' Missionaries.
Loxpos, June 28. Advices from Fjst
Central Africa, the lield of operations of the
Scotch Missionaries, report a deplorable con
dilion of affairs. Arahsin large numbers have
swarmed ilown tiixin the villages within the
sphere ofoperulions by the missionaries.
burning and pillaging the houses and rob
bing and murdering the people.
The women and girls have been subjected
lo the grossest indignities, and several babes
were roasted alive in the presence of their
parents.
For the Cood of Others.
I want to make known the fuct that I
suffered from a liladder and Kidney troll
hie, and that I was cured by Dr. David Ken
nedy's Favorite Remedy made al Uondout,
X. Y., and I look forward lo spending the
balance of my life free from torture and with
a heart graletul for the medicine which
atTords me so pleasant a prospect. Rev. 8.
C. Chandler, Lebanon Springs, X. Y.
Mormons in West Virginia
Wuf.klino, V. Va., June 30 The Mor
mon element, under the control of Klders
Shinn and Kelly, has obtained a strong foot
hold in certain xnions of Ritchie county,
and there are indications of trouble in the
future. On Indian Creek there are 1!) ctin
verts, and others are scattered about. Se
cret meetings are held each Wednesday, and
the plurality of wives is a leading subject of
tuition. At least one convert has taken a
second wife.
To-Night and To-Morrow Night.
And each day and night during this
vjj you eta get at all drugiisU' 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 l ttle t -d ty, in I e;p it alw ty s in the
house, so yo.: cm chec yjir cold at
once. Price 50 cents and f 1. Sample bot
tles free.
While Mrs. Mailman, of Laurel Hill,
L. I., was purchasing tlowers in a store a
passing locomotive caused a heavy stone
to be hurled from tlie track. It struck
her on the head making a big gish and
rendering her unconscious.
Interested Peopie.
Advertising a patent medicine is the
peculiar way in w hich the proprietor of
Kemp's Balsam, for Coughs and Colds,
does it, is indeed wonderful. He author
izes all druggists to give tho.se who call
for it a sample bottle Free, that they may
try it before purchasing. The large bol
tlesareSOc. and$l. We certainly would
advise a trial. It may save you from
consumption.
James Edwin Yerdeman, who died last
week near Sparta, Ga., could repeat the
name of all the Senators and Representa
tives in Congress from the beginning of
the Government. Yet all this never
brought him an engagement in a dime
museum and wasn't worth a dollar to
him.
An Important Element
Of the surx-ess of Hood's Sarsaptrilla is
the fact that every purchaser receives a
fair equivalent for his money. The fam
iliar head line " 100 Doses one Dollar,"
stolen by imitators, is original with and
true only of Hood's Sarsuparilla,. This
can be easily be proven by any one w ho
desires to test the matter. For real econo
my, buy only Hood's Sarsuparilla. Sold
by all druggists.
Mr. Parish, of Berrien county, Ga., is
doubtless the youngest Sherilf in the
State. When elected he had to wait
three months to become of age before he
could le sworn into otfice. He is now
confronted with the difficult problem of
.Jake Youngs the murderer, and how to
arrest him. 1
The inestimable value of Ayer's Sarsa
parilla as a blooel purifier should be
known to every wife and mother. It cor
rects i regularities, gi ves tone a ud st rengt h
to the vital qrgans, and cleanses the sys
tem of all impurities. The best family
medicine.
Captain Witthaus, who so unaccount
ably made away with himself in Xew
York a few days ago, was not only one
of the founders of the Thirteen Club of
that city, but he was Xo. 13 on the Sher
iffs jury, the number of his Special Dep
uty Sheriff's badge was 13, he had been
in military life 13 years, and his wife has
been dead almost 13 years.
Cold, cough, coffin is what philosophers
term " a logical sequence." One is very
liable to follow the other; but by cur
ing the cold with a dose of Ayer's Cher
ry Pectoral, the cough w ill be stopped
and the colli n not needed just at pres
ent. Of the 334 inmates in the Fulton, Mo.,
insane asylum, but one is a woman.
Cardinal Manning is 81 years of age.
The twenty -fifth year of his episcopacy
began last Saturday.
St Makes Voie Hungry
i have used I'ulue's Vi,
cr? con-fo'in 1 and it ;
has h id a salu'ar?
efT-t. tt Int '? "Tit -
, Txfv tstthesystcai an.: I
JVtXl-f ti "'' UU' '"'
-1JL if U'.'.tU It l'.i; Ti.Mi
S y t!u- :u ::.: itn.1
Ji- -r.- (acUli-'lUlt d:,T-
XlhTi. J '!. I'liPB-
Paine'
Celery Compound
I a tintqae toid'; and ii.-Tvrirer. Plertmnt to
i nr.t. ic in ils a. -Mori, urwl without any
Injurious eilect, tt saves that ruineeU nealiu
w'lh-h makes everythlTig ULsteir.ssl. It cures
dvspepsta and kludred OlsoroVrs. fhysk-lans
preaenbe It. $l.uu. ftix lor fJ.w.
i ,r. ......
Weli-S. Ricfarusok t Co.. BurUnjton, Vu
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if- AR Order rtceirerl by mail or ulltcmite will rrerire prumji attntitm. Hi
Somerset Lumber Yard.
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
MAMCrACTCRia AND DlALKa WHOLESAUEK AND RlTAILSR OF
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS.
Hard and So it "Woods.
OAK, POPLAR, HIDINGS, PICKETS, MOCLDIXGS,
ASH, WALNTT, FLOORING, SASH, STAIR RAILS,
CHERRY. YELLOW PINE. SHINGLES. POORS BALISTER3,
CHESTNUT. W HITE PINE. LATH. ELlSIi. N EVVEL POSTS.
1 1 General Line of ail grades of Lumber and
Also, can furnish anything in the line of our biiinesn to order with reasonable
promptness, such as Brackets, Odd-sized work, etc.
elias cxnisrnN giiam,
Office and Yard Opposite S.
ENDORSED EY
SETTEE Alu)
CEXTIST3 AS
STAPES THAU
imir?TfMTTvr
llLaUXlUAAIAll
Over SOO
Eoaut:ul
Designs.
WANUFCTtftro FY
MONUMENTAL BRONZE COMPANY,
BaiDG KPOBT. CO N H.
SSir irv
Jfpnfrg STOITE.
f2m'
4iIP Sendfor
I j 1 1 Price Liet u
iFfllt-- Circulars.
mm
e-iiigp frh
THE CELEBRATED
PIANOS
Are at Prejieiit
the most
Poi-ii.AR W X; LJU
IIOIIMAiNTN' BROS., Sole
DRUGS !
I U J
Successor .to
GEO. W. BENFORD & SON.,
PROPRIETOR
OLDEST DRUG S) RE
At No. 1, Baer's Block,
SOIERSET, PEXN'A.
I keep constantly on hand a large stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS.
DYE STUFFS,
AND VARNISHES.
The purest and best to be found in this market. We also keep on hand a full line of
TRUSSES, BRACES, SUPPORTERS.
And all the leading appurtenances used both by Physicians and families. We guarantee
in this line, jierfect sati-.action.
TOILET ARTICLES AND SUNDRIES GENERALLY KEPT IN
A FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE.
fINE ASSORTMENT OF BIRTHDAY G I fTS ALWAYS STOCK.
TOBACCO and CIGARS.
THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORl'S, BOTH DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED
Prescriptions tap, family Receipts in Will Correctos
My own make of HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER. It is of a superior
quality.
We kee
fp in bulk, so that any special ingredient can
idtled. Sold at 25 cents a Donnd.
ad
I do a
square
business and will
irouoie to
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES ONLY
A LARGE VARIETY OF FRESH GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.
Jan.5,li7. CLARK H. BENFORD.
A COMPLETE LINE
::
SHOT-GUNS AND RIFLES, SLEIGHS, llOIJ-LEDS,
SLEIGH BELLS, SADDLE CHIMES, SLEIGH ROBES,
BLANKETS, HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, , Willi's,
LADIES' SKATES, GENTS' SKATES,
. BOYS' SKATES.
We hare just received a largo line of the above good.-i, which we nre
selling at
VERY LOW PEICES.
FLEASE GALL AND SEE THEM AT TIIE
TLAJRX)AVAJRE STORE OF
JAS. B. HOLDERBAUM,
Somerset, Penn'a.
O mi
rir." rvtll Inf m"" ns Mdre rtnw-a dajsi.tmn It
Id t. u f.ir' -'-e
,ii. wiiiu-ri-f l-s-v.-a !i
I i-r. 'i no iifiii-5 mi
s!.-t
i; ti
tl..' rimes fl
stieBiSiietied. !oi1 pi:r:!l. .1. in-r i-i:d
lveisnv:.::in'l. ! ''a l.f U:y e : rr r:.!' I
fllr ."li-'fl Ufliti Ur . fntia.l- li--: ,.'1 f.-S.
n-'.ti.u-s . U-eia. r.-i,.- a .
' ijMH..rMn' Im l.r-li-t. Kmri l M'-itt.,.
tittfirntd by tit litnftttu
The Ecct
j Spring Medicine.
j "In fie sninr of l- I was all ron ilivn 1
I wonl.i ir.-t i:n 111 the hii.nitiitf wt'h j i i-. .1 a
teelluK. and w:iss.i wrnk timl 1 -vu.d i.-in; . : -t
around. I Ismuhta bottle of I'sliie aCes-rye
t pound, and tf -r- I had lakrE It a -k -:l
i vrrv miieu oetu-r. i can eiie-innj rs .Minii.
I it to ail who nee.1 a buildiuir iii.aiidstrenvtn. ii-
I leg medicine." Mrs. iL A. l-iow, UuriUi-tou. Vt.
LACTATED FOOD
Vac tkynciuH 'tuwruc
AND JOBBER OF
Telephone No. eee.
Buildinic Material and Hooting Slate kept lu slock
&C. R. R. Station, Somerset, Pa
IT WILL PAY
YOU
"to ect vour
IEMOKIAIi WORK
or
Wm. F. SHAFFER.
80MKH8KT, PENN'A.,
Manuf?turer of and Dealer In
Eutern Work Furnithetl om Short .Vofi're, tn nU OiUir
MiRBLE Ml m WW
Aim, Agent or the W HITE BROSZE!
Perwinn in need of MONTMENT WORK wil
nud il to their interest to call at my shop, where
a proper Bhowiiip will lie given ttiem. -xi.'t.4.
rVl.-Ti.m irutiranietti in Every f ru, amt
VEJt i' LVW. 1 invite special attention to tlie
White Bronze, Or Pure Zino Mjnumnel
Introduced bv REV. W. A. RING, a? a Iie i.t-5
Impnivernent in the point of MATERIA I. AM
CONSTRi't TION. and whieb is destined tub
the Popular Monument for our Changeable Cli
mate.. G1VE MS A CALL.
WM.F. SIIAFFEK.
nn
PIANOS
I i 3 by tbe lead-
UUU f J U M in; Artists
Agents, Johnstown, Penn'
DRUGS !
OF TIIE
IN SOMERSET COUNTY,
PAINTS, OILS,
give you your
money's worth. Xo
show goods.
m
Ui:
n VP
jOBlCCO
pleasantly.
j
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I
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0r fe rrcxr in j
otk one shzfc
3 ix-full 6o2,.r
te most" conenMtin
h cut for faoefcat or '
o carry wioi?. f
. .
Insist on f-aVing The m r
Genuine wiiS 1fie red M ,1
tin tq , macfe only bv'
r, MT? O.r. I A' .Hf
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Wry Ilt-st in liieNi w an-
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a n-1 :i! :
("h.-aiiest Pri.-i-H.
Repairing Promptly '
Dor
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Yours Verv H.-m
I erlMh
ISAAC SIMPSON.
SOMERSET. PA.
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Manufacturers and Wholesale
Dealers in
AN
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a , -a -
5!l WOOD STREET
PITTSBURGH. r V
HUMPHREYS
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