PHCNC-SHAPHS FOr! POSTOFFICIC. Meui.-ei s, li " --r f-r About lalce lilt- ea .f l'nta;rw, l.-iw-y L.I io M. Fox r.-uiniPtl on Friiluy from Mexioo, hither lie went in the interest of Tliomai Elisonto arrange tlie Icjral features of a contract with l.m povprninoiit for tbe general iritrrluctioii cf the lionoj?rapli in tiie poKtufik-ea of tliat eoantrT.' He cavo yesterday some dvuiu of liis mission. liielt. as already nnnouncc.i. s nior-ssful. aint of 0 i:teiiri!eof which it wit a preliminary. Tlie contract as iiUiiiifJ for coui tvmy which John M. Oiwillos. of 60 Wail street, i now forming. It k'ivc the projxwisl company the exclusive right for lifieen year to (dace ptiono-fc-mphs i:i the j.ist.:Uees of the rvpuMiC for the use of pe..;.!-.- who cannot read or write. Tlie dial i-r a iii.ie ihono-jrr.-ipliic iii"s;ipe lies not yet been fixed; it may Ik- but a nrtlio. or k.x and a half cents" am! it may If a real, or thirteen cel. is. To I hi ciiur-e must be added one of t-n -i-tif for postage, which is tlie r:ite i.t which Id .era are enmed from one part of Mexico to another, al lium ;h m letter may Im writ from Mexico to tins cojntry for only live cents. Tlie liihiT charge hftns moderate when it i known that t!ie sender of a messape will ! enlilled to talk a thousand word t,;;o the p!io!iorap!i. When m ha utiiJ his bay, the cylinder conunMM.s Ida message wiil 1 inclosed in a p:. r U.x. addressed by a postodice clerk to its destination, nnd. after oeing stamped, w ill be mailed like an ordinary letter. The recipient of the cylinder can cither have the message spoken out to him l.v the phonograph in the neret p,is:.ilii.-e. or he can have it transcribed on p:iH-r for future n ferenee. If every kitro:iof the phonograph semis thousand word me.-,sap s and every recijiieiit in M on l.avin;- them trancriled, the IO hson J'honoraph cotnrany of Mexico wiil l.f-e money, but it is calculated that the in. s. :i:.i w ill average certainly not tin thin,; like the tenth nnd inrliaps not even tlie twentieth part of the limit. The jkt-oiis who are expected to use the phonograph" now employ scriveners to w nte'their letters for them. The scriv eners will probably have todo something i-j- wle-n i tie phonographs are net up. Hv the terms of the contract the co:n panv it to take care of the machines and k.-p th"m in order. This wi.l not i.i ..,r its bavin; an nrnt at eae'.i Jost i.Ihee at which therj U -1 plionojnpl:, for it is liound to instruct one of th.e jKntofiico clerks in the use of the ma chine, and the lane consumed in this way und in M-mling nnd n-ceiving uies i.a Jn is to ! allowed fir. The company is to ;ct a r;'i:tal for the use of the machine-., an 1 what remains of the proceeds ufier dedacli:! a email percentage for tin- uvcri)!iir;a. As already intimated, .II expenses are to lie borne by the com panv. mi that whatever the government ; ;" ill be clear jrwn. Only the larc p.-ist. f.iecs w ill at first I provided with phonographs, but it is exjiectei' that in tlie coi:i.j- of time tl use of the instru ments will become juite general. Tiie uijehines are to be made at Mr. I'.,lini' factory in Orange and wnt tn M-xieo as wanted, but there will also have to U- a local est ablishment in tlie ciiv of Mr.-.ieo where r"iairs will be made and business coniu-cted with the enterprise t -et oil. As the company expit is to sell many of the machines to the general pirilie, a silesroyiu will be pi l of this establishment. Mr. Fox ttmk three phonographs to Mexico with him, one as a present for 'resident Diaz, which KUire-d out the in strumental and other music which Mr. Edison had poured into it at the labora tory in Orange, w here concerts are stiil (riven, with phonographs for auditors, several times a week. President Diaz v u quick to learn bow to use the ma chine, and ho sent back by Mr. Fox a cylinder containing a message in Spanish congratulating Mr. Edison on bis great invention and himself that Mexico was to get the benefit of it. New York Sun. Wlmt I a Vntuabl Invrntinn. The patentee of a machine by which tin horses raced one another around a ring recently sought to enjoin an in fringement of the patent. It sipjieared that the only use to which the machines bad been applied was to place them in suhKins, bar rooms and other drinking places, v, here frequenters of such places make wagers as to which of the toy liors"s would stop lirst. Judge JJlodgett. of the circuit court, has decided in this vase (National Automatic Device co:n icny ng linsl Lloyd) that the laws of the Vniied h'tates only authorize the use of a patent for a new and useful invention; that a us ful invention is one that may lie applied to some beneficial use ill MK-iety. in contradistinction to an Inven tion which is injuiiousto the morals, health and good order of sc.eiety: that the patent is not a useful device in that meaning of the word, its use so far bar ing liocn h rnicious anil hurtful: and to !; injunction was denied. New York Telegram. Mt mm lug Wavi. St. Stephen's Ueview says an interest ing fart has just been accomplished by Hon IIlI;Ii Anercronihy. w ho has suc cs ded in nie-siintig the height of ocean waves by lioating a fci.sit.ive aneroid barometer on the surface, and in gaug ing their width and velocity by timing their riss;ige with r. chronograph. As a result of these experiments he supports Admiral Fitxroyin the conclusion lliat waves occasionally reach an altitude of siNty feet. The highest wax-e measured by Mr. Abcrcromby was forty-six feet high. 7G5 fea from crest to crest and had a velocity of forty-seven miles per hour. Ttiv MayUriek Kcslileitce. It is a curious coincidence, a London pajxT n:t-s. that Ikitllecrease house, the tt'sidemeof the Maybricks, should have elready found a new tenant, and that no cither than Fletcher Rogers, the foreman of the coroner's jury liefore which the inquiry into the dentlt -f the late Janes lav brick was conducted. The house, xs Incli is lim lv pituated near the Mersey. A Mattc-r of Giwral IntrrMt. Every season the farmer, no matter in what part of Ihecountry he chooses to re itide. is more or less puzziisl and annoyed w ith i:isect pests, about which he would he glad to gain some information. Tlie t-iitoinologist of the New Jeisev exrs ri ttient station tells the farmers of hisstite Jiow and where they can send specimens f troublesome insects for identification and informal!, u as to means for their extermination. This advice is adaptable tot-verr other state, since all are now Mupphed with stations. Send lis? K.peciwiens, plenty of them, to your own Mute station, lie wants two or three to put in ulcohol, so that he will know- them next time; the others he wants to bring to maturity, or to describe or ligure so as to complete his knowledge of them. Such specimens, if dead. should be packed in tome soft material, as cotlo:i or wool, and put into a stout tin or wooden Ux. They go by mail for one cent per ounce. Never send insects loose in a letter. The postal dork always mashes llier.i Cat. so that thev are never of any rsj us sjieciun-ns, and frequently not r;-ciigiiizaL.le. With the sjieciuien send tlsj, cs far us tossiule, a sample of the kind of i!ij;iry caused bv it a bored twig or roL It cnawed stem, fruit or leaf anything to show how the insect works. If at til otsib)e scud the insects alive, along with a supply of their ordi nary food suHieient to last during the Journey, j'uck theiu in a tight bos and io not punch cir holes iiito it, InsecU tiosl very little air, and the tight box tivfi the foixl moist. Send with the lu- nect an account of what vou know of it how it works w hether on leaves, twis or fruit: whether above ground or under ground: how long you have known it; Iiomp lunch damage it has done; wliat ex periments looking to it destruction have been made, and m hat the result has beca. fcuc'n facts are often not oidy of the high est scientific interest, but also of the greatest piactical importance. A NEW ALASKAN EEAF5. fa,. Miner. I :.. Mranse Itr-ji Im fhe M. IMiii lniiililfc. This cout trv has done id iart in fur-ri-hnii new t-)k- K-s ol l;.r. Toliieoid world li.1 It has ndded the cinnamon ;-ar, the true black lr. the roadiliack. jt silver tip, and. the most terrible of ill. ursus l-rox (the p-iJ-ty). the most formidable brule that aik the surfaiss of the planet. Keccnt account" from tiio Aluskan All indu-ate that America tut even broken i' nwr. iccorU Two miners who tiad set out from Ynkutat to prostvt the loothilU ol ML St. Elias. were crossing a valley densely wooded ith yellow cedar, tir and hem lock, on the boutiieasterly tilde of the mountain, and bad aal lo n a few min utes to rest on an immense Iok. w hen they benrd a slight eioise at one end of it, followed by a loud snil!. Glancing in that direction, they aw an animal resembling n. t'ar in sire and other resectK. save that the bead seemed rather broader, and the color, at a dis tance of a do7.eii yards, w as that f a iih er Rrav fox or a brindled wolf. Three or four slugs delivered in ouick succes sion from a Winchester, in the hands of one of the miners, laid the animal lile less in the thick, soft moss beside the huge log in all generic particulars the creature was then round to !? a bear, but Ins pel lage wus made up of a thick undercoat of fur of a slate gray color, out of w Inch prew a second co-.it of longer, coarser hair, both black and w bite, giving the beast its culiar bright gray and brin dled tints. Tlie skin seemed to I so fine that the men took it oIL and on their return trip two days later carried it to Yakutat. It proved to be a considerable prize, for a trader offered them &"i0 for it In an ad joining Indian village they saw a similar skin, for which the natives had refused 3100. which was used as a hunter's talis man. A chief had killed the animal. The trader told the two miners that hid.1 of this lear were only occasionally brought in by the native hunters, ami that he had never heard of them elsewhere. Several other furriers eon fumed the statement that this sM".-ies of the genus ursa is Hcii!iar to the foothills ami val leys of the St. Elias range. It is ilistin-n-niJwd nt Yakutat bv the hunters and trappers of that region from the black and grizzly by the name of the SL Elias bear. Sitka Alatltan , Tlie Most Topiitar Anllior. If an author's popularity may le esti mated from the sale of his Issiks, I have incidentally discovered the most popular of American writers. Anil yet, up to within a week i-co, I had never heard his name, as wiil probably lie the case with m.inv who read thi paragraph. The author is Mr. J. W. Iluel. his city of residence I do not know. V.r. Iluel has written fourteen liouka, the aggregate circulation of which exceeds 2..10f(.Mn) copies. His works are all of a religious or philosophical nature, and are sold on the subscription plan. 1 he most opu l.ir is his "Beautiful Story." which baa reached a sale within only 3.0(10 ol Ci)0. M0 copies in less than tw o years. His last two works. "The Living orld anj The Story of Man." have both gont lie- voiiil 250.090 copies each, and ai-e in dorsed bv Mr. Gladstone and Lisinarek. Uurirg Mr. Huel's royalties amoui.ted to $.'"1,000. and this year they will exceed t"0.tdO. 1 do not know Mr. Buel or his publisher, and these figures were secured independently, but of their accuracy there is no doubt. Mr. Buel,' as will le plainly seen, is l-evond the need of advertising, and 1 give him this gratuitous mention simply to show how Npular an author's wirks may Income, and vet his name remain unknown to the literary world, or to the public at large for that matter. New York Com mercial Ail vert iser. j Abul the tMrlij Winner. Tlie following anecdote is published bv The Paris Gaulois: "'Here, old man. here's your lotterv ticket! I picked it out myself. It's a good 'un. nnd no mU- take." 'All right, my lad! If I get the big prize, remember there's 10.000 francs for you.' These were the words n- changed a few months ago between M. FransKe::s, a master printer, the lucky winner of the 500.000 francs in the re cent drawing of the exhibition bonds, and the printer's apprentice in The Lahure ofiices. Now. it fell out, a week or bo back about the end of October that i lie boy's arm was caught in some machine gearing and terribly mutilated. His case was a hard one. und he felt his position terribly, for all lalior was hence forth shut away from him. He had nothing to look forward to but want and misery. On Nov. 5 there was a knock at the door of his bumble lodging, nnd M. I'ranssens walked in. 'You see, young 'un, I've won; end look here, as soon as I touch the money you'll have your 10.000 francsP Imagine, if you can. the joy of the poor, helpless lad. lifted from the depths of despair to the seventh heaven!" Ixindon Standard. Toitng riearts Maile in a Coal Slieil. Yesterday morning a couple were mar ried in the coal shed of Etna furnace. The bride was only 14. w hile the groom was 1". The employes of the furcaceull presented the young couple w ith a pres ent; some gave ten bushels of coal, and others not so much. The license was bought and presented to the groom by a young man connected with the furnace. The parents of the girl objected to the match, so they decided to run away and pet married in the coal ahed. Rome (N. Y.) Tribune. Ills llridr's ram II;. A curious wedding has just taken place at Ixxlz. Hungary. A young mar.. 18 years of age and of good position, for some unaccountable reason married a ioor widow with a numerous family. The "blushing' bride is in her seventy fourth year! The "happy" bridegroom has now eleven stepsons and daughters, the oldest of whom is .VI, liesidea twenty three grandchildren and twenty-three great grandchildren and oil that at lil Young Ladle' Journal. A t!miR7?.Al Care l: tnttia:-a. II. U. St ':t ii. of Indianapolis, end Rich.nd Pcncl.ert, of Spencer, have dis covered cave near S-ncer. I.ast night they explored, it. The entrance is a hole 20 feet deep and about 3 feet in diameter. At the oottom liegins a nar row und steep passage, running northeast about :55 feet. At the end of this (lassage w as a step off of aliout feel, and imme diately to the left was chamln-r about 8 feet in diameter, the walls rising grad ually in the form of a cone, meeting tsX a point overhead J feet from the floor. The walls were hung with numerous stone (icndants, water at the time drij ping down. A passageway, IS inches wide and 10 feet long, led from thisopen ing toward the northwest to another chamlicr similar to the first, butaliout 00 feet high, A passageway then brought the party Into still another room, it lieing a little smaller than the first From this a nar row isle. CO feet long and 7 feet high, led northwest to a very small opening or manhole, through which the reporter crawled with a lamp, and found that the passage was bhx-ked by a large uanlity of sand and debris, brought by the ruins that pour at limes down tbe whole cave. At the end of this last passage there led off two openings, about as large as a stovepijie. Stamping on the ground brought out the fact that a chamlicr wus at some place under this last passags. This week a hole w ill e drilled to find if such a cavity exists, and also the en trance will ts enlarged, making it easier of access. The fact thai the water dis appears downward, the upper current of air. and the hollow sound ulkive men tioned, go to prove that there is another cavity, probably larger than any of the rcsL The estimated depth of the cave from the general surface is l-IOfeet. The party sjient an hour and fifteen nuuut-t under ground. Martinsville (Ind.) Cor. ci. Louis Globe-DetiiocruL INTERESTING! AFRICAN CURI03. A Vrfp at tli Tropbltw Mr. Bc-rbrt Want Inuat from Africa. A few privileged friends were asked J recently to meet Mr- K. J- Clave, of Lon- j don, at tiie Tiemoiit house, end at the ; name ti:oc to s.-e the many curiosities i which Mr. HrlM-it Ward brought frouj ' Africa with him. These erticles ere not exhibited at the lecture, but are show n privately to friends. Mr. Uiavc. who has charge of them, is a young Englishman with a taste for adventure, who has been into the interior of Africa w ith U.th Mr. Stanley und Mr. Ward, and has ai hi?ved a decided reputation a a successful hunter. It i. most interesting to hear his descriptions of the life among the sivages. und be speak modestly of hi own prowess, referring only to thed.-eda of other men. until some straightforward question brings an answer that lie can not help giving. Tlie world has prown accustomed to eastern curios. China. India and Japan are no longer unknown lands, and the arts and industries from those countries are almost as well known as those of Europe and America: but in the curiosi ties shown by Mr. Clave one is brought face to face with a new (eople and a hitherto unknown land. The lirst sensa tion which one hns is a wonder how these people learned to do so many things; thev work in iron and other metal, they weaveachth from lilier. they carve in wood and ivory, irid their straw- or cane wcavirr: is wonderful from its line work manship, its lM-auty of design and er fect finish. This wa best shown in the shields, w hich ure long and narrow, cov ering tlie whole body when held in front of il. It resembles more than anything the iri(? cane work or tlie East Indies. Il is smooth sind glossy, and some of the fibers are as line as thread. Black and white fii.eis ure used, the ilesign being wrought in black on the white ground and U even more beautiful o;i the back side than on the front. Of course, all f this work is do:ie by band, and it is as j even and regular as if made, by machine. J Tlie ornaments worn by the women are barbaric in design: still they have a lieatity of sh ip? that is unsurpassed by anything i:io.i r:i. Copp;r is a great deal used by them, a'id n!so iron: the first is to ornament almost entirely, r.nd the Litter is us-.l for i:.o:iey, as well as for the cruel implements of wir. Among th-i most i:i:eies:i-ig trophies are the axes an 1 1-ows and arrows used by the nation of dwarfs, a newly discovered people, who have given Stanley a great : deal of trouble during his last trip. They are a small people, o:ily nliout four feet in height, with small frames and short necks, a most repulsive look ing people, an 1 very savage and fierce: they arc not physically strong, but aro very quick hi their movements, and have a less de.rrea of intelligence than most of the other tribes. The ane3 ara short handled, broad biaded. ugly look ing nfTairs: the bows are very small, al most li!:ctoy bow s, with correspondingly small arrow s, which are :so:ied at the sharp iron tips. Small as thi-seare. they are deadly, if th -y stride, as the puinon is very powerful and qui,'!x in its action. The savage idea of ortiainenl is shown in thewai.-t lielts. bracelets, earrings and anklets worn by the women; these con stitute the entire costume, but the richer and more powerful a man is. the more heavily he loads his wives with these tokens of his est win and their worth. The ciore of this kind of ornament a woman has. ttio higher is her financial value. After nil. civilization and bar barism are not so far apart as it would seem at the first glance. A sp-.Kin carved of wood is in a grace ful :c.nl uniqje pattern, that might lie copied with advantage by silversmiths who are in search of something new and artistic. This is simply wood carving, but the shape is very graceful and beautiful. S.inie of the spootia carved in ivorv were not utilike those of me diaeval Europe, and it makes one wonder anew l.ow i leas could have grown r.iuo:ig people who ktiow literally noth ing of a life beyond that one in this savage, land. It certainly proves that those ideas must lie common to the whole human race, nnd that some of the vry best of our civiiift ion came with us from barbarity. A beautifully wrought c.ippor collar worn by an African chief was as finely engraved as some of the specimens of Benares brass work. There are also some fine specimens of etching on some of the knives. It is perfectly impossible togive anything like an adequate idea of the novelty of this exhibition or of its com pleteness, but it is certainly one of the most interesting that has ever been givtn in the city. It gives one an idea as noth ing el.--e can of Ih? condition of the peo ple in the "dark country." of which so little has lieeii known. Boston Herald. WaMctI l-.tiiqiieitca. According to this year's "Hansard." there were, during tiie p:ist session, sittings, lasting altogether 1.043 hours, the longest sitting living that of the 27th and SSth of August, when .he house met at II o'clock r.nd sat for over thirteen hours. By members of the government I.CJ5 speeches were delivered, and by ex-ministers. ItGo. The speaker spoke 41)7 times, ami Mr. Courtney, in the ca pacity of deputy sx-:iker and chairman of committees. '.'SO times. Speeches de livered by private me:ubers, to the num ber of 5, 1ST. brings the grand total for the year up to f.-Ho. Owing to the greater length at which speeches during the past session have been reported, the dimensions of "Hr.nsard" this year are unusuallv formidable. London Life. AflMl ol "Bnile! Victual and Johnny Cake." Walter llaynes. of Brimfield. is cele brating bis lOJth birthday today. Ho is in ercclleiit health and docs not look to be over ". As a carpenter Mr. Haynes hels?tl to built ihe lirst block erected in Syracuse, Y., and alone excavated a quarter section of twenty-six rods of the Lrie canal. He never used liquor or to bacco, and attributes bis longevity to "boiled victuals nnd johnny cake." Palmer (Mass.) Cor. Albany Times. Look not so muca on other men's faults es on thine o n. THE NEW rniZE STORY is enirerlv ra, lit for.me) wiih pleasure or dia. pjM,iiitmiiit, is then t,f -d nele anil f.u jM.t tecl. lint l;nii: wuo mid nf Hr. I'leree's Fa vorite Fn-eriiiti.in. ren i it ncuin, r,,r the dis cover in it m't!iiiir priA. h m-t.nirer of joytolhiM-au'Jeruiir tmtii liitieimiinld. ianpt nienu or from miv of the pniniiil liwnU-n or wiwkiu-M'a Hsiilir to h-nr ai-s. 1'4-riiwtii-ui rmtia. tnu-rniil Intlamtnation hii4 uli-rHtion. uirrli'a and kmilnsl ailments niniilj- yield lo il wnnileilul f-nmtiveand hnl;iij h,,ts. It is th.- only msli.-in- for woim-n. sold Lr liriiK-rimn. sndrr a positive narantc fnnii the maniilsotiirem, that tt will irivesuiia fsetMin in every ewe, or uinnev will be riv funded. TliiR iimmnKt hss eeii pntcd on t.ie b-ittio-wripoiT. nnd faithf ullv carried out for n-.nnv years, gl.uu by druaifisu, or six butt I.t lor Jj.uu. Copyright, Ufk by World's Dis. Hlzh. ASa'x. m DOCTOR PIERCE'S tm-V i if-. i PELLETS rx . aT? A an . . Tne-jiiak-d as a Ilver PHI. 'en'leBt rV-s.t. enAiiKt to lake. ne fellet a Im. flix n4 (rrin... run s sirk liead- he, Hiiioua ii,adH he, CoiiMliwt. tiou, lixliueMioii, Kilious Atlar'ka, and ii U dTnrnn ni.-mj .f tlie sfmimon and Inweia, Put up in gats iiiK Ih-rmelieHilr j-iel Alwni trx)t and nJuil.le. ,(-n(,y lax all re, or an active cathartic soportliuf Ui sue or dose, Si ecu A t uruinpM. HiVER Cf j HELLS. -uJ Rick HrAiv 'r a.nl reief nil the troubl fnol tent Wi m btliM vat cf the iyrtm. such M vutif, k'&kn in U A? While t.trtr ntot iT-jatarksVLsie ffucccm tuw been shewn ut cunotf flMUtarbe. ft Cmnt' J.rmx I.rrra Fu-ts arc euiial'.v valuall In C'winialon, eunnc and petTeiiiine thi anmiririir ccnipiaint. whila tney alM "Hrerf all diTrfen of the atiiach, mmiilata tn liwsr and reulala Uaa bowaia, Eveo il Uter only cured Aeh they would be almoat prieilui to thoss who suffer from this distressing- complaint: tut fortunMelv their irooiinear doe not end liere. a-d OKie Ik oik try them will And ll.eae lirtle (.illx Tinaile In o many way that ther will ift he willing to do aiUwttt tbeia. But allot all kick bead I'Lfa t the Hine of so man v lives that here Is whers we make onr treat boast. Our pills cure it while olhen d n't. Cisnra's Lirn.E t.mm Vtuf are very mall and very ev to lalce. Cne r two pills make a das. Tiiey are ftrirtiy reeetahand do not crii or purve, but tiy their gentle artioo pleae all who iree them. In vials at centa; five lor $1 . Hold everyw here, or sent by oiaiL OI7I2 121133 C&, few let fcaSH bl8a fe'Jfe QF PURE' COO LIVER OIL AND HYPOPHOSPEITES Almost as Palatable as MHk So J'.-aied that it can fee taken, dtgentetl, unit assimilated by Ihe moat keettt Ive iiomark, wbon tkc plaia oil rannot l tolerated; and by tbe com bination af the oil with the hyu. phnnpttites ts much more efiicactoun. trRarlable ss a fesh nrodoffr. PerMins gala Mpldly while taldss & S0"TTS EMFTIOS U acVnowlwlcrd by Physician to be tlie Fine' aud Bet prei ara tion in tbe world for the relief and cue uf CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA, CENERAL DEBILITY, WASTING DISEASES, EMACIATICn, COLDS nnd CHROMIC COUCHS. Tin rrrtnt rrnutty f-r Oypsumplim, and Wast 'iTuj in ChildrtH. SM by all Vraggisis. " Boss wouldn't blanket him in the stable. Said it wasn't no use." FREE Ciet from your dealer free, the ; a Book. It has handsome pictures and valuable information about horses. Two or three dollars for a S a Horse Blanket will make your horse worth more and eat Ins to keep warm. 5 A Five Mile 5,'A Boss Stable Ask for ea rii,.; 5A Extra Test 89 other Btvles at prices to suit every ho ly. If yon can't get them from your dealer, write u. .MA TOR BLANKETS ARE THE STRONGEST. M0"1t GT1IUINC WITHOUT THT. K' LABTl M.in ir 1 bv We. .y-s ,Joi. I'Mlefla. who aulio til ' f.iruo j iiiiimc i:rju l tiLi r tuukcta. mmmmm G HO. N.CJiAMKU.A 't. , au21 Mi-Jyr. Mt. Tleaant, Pa. MASON & HAMLIN o Y RGAN & PIANO COM PAN tw 1 'Vmt ifn a iv ortnr? nine I ? ot Action, f'inii-h.'il tn a MOEL I f'1 H't tiKilMiiuv -aM of I ronii Mm k iiui. rriief.4 OROAH, r'''!1 sw w'l'l nn it14 t-7 ' j Hire )in ;!7 feriiiar tTTL I t(r, for ten i'iarteM. h-u or- j Eti eentnea pmiiertT of per tii i u liiruig. toa 1 The Mi'on and Hamlin -Hinne-r I'lreiceft ani pt etitel h M,.n A Hamlin in lie', in u-e-1 iu tlie Ma-nn A Itienhn qI'Wm. exciii'ivelT k,mTkaMe r-nnent of tone pianos i atel lleiM:iienal in' I'v 10 I iaHl t- tune, characterize J tbekeiiitntmenta. PcpuUr Stylet Organ at $22, $22 50, $50, $78. $96 and up. Orrn anj nn" r1il for 0h. Ear Payment, detM. au t Rentnl. viliiKe free- SA.LESM12 III WANTED, li To eaiiva-s lor tbeleof Nurwery Ht,ek ISteaoy einnlovnient irnaranteeo. SALARY ANf Elt PKNsfce faiit 10 iir-efl men. Apply at enra, attlnf aav Mention 1 1 1 tat paper. rnA.K nuns. )., tarr, s. r. CatawrH ELY'S Cream Balm Cleanses to Nasal Paau(vs, Allays Pain and Iufl?jnmaUon, Heals the Sorea, Re storer the Senses of Taste and Smell. TRY Till CUBE. I l-rt' l-KJrl un-':,rJ PUnrrvrf. V 7, Sf h 1 ApatMel is applied into each nostril and Is a(reble. Price nnnt at dnifeiu ; by mall rectHered, 0c ELY iJKO, 66 Warren Street, New York. au14-lyr. $2.50 Electric Bell WITH COMPLETE OUTFIT. For direl'lnc o offieti. Any penwn ean pnt tbem np. bend Mamp for Ula4rated Caialng-je. son city CLCCTRicaL uen.v conenaT. W Fourth Ave-, Pituburg a. Pa. JXECUTOR'S XOTICE. kiie of Franklin lAiintt, late of Bomcrt Tap.. SomemetCo . Pa.,d 'd. Letter texameniary bavinr been iwued to the unceTHiKned by the proir ain'noriiy in the Hme extnte, noiir-e ii aerel.y gireu to all paniea lortrbted to naid etaie to make immeili at pay ait nt. and all partiei havtn(claimiiairafnt aid eotate Us pre-tit them to the Adminitrapr duly aether.lii ated Un teuiement at the late rei irieneeof the d"OeaeI, on t-riday. tbe 17th dar orJaniiSry, 1 .!. when and wkoredue attendance w.li be gives fur aaid txirnne. ALKXAStiER LAOT2. J. U. MiLLi.lt, J. A. CutiiT, Attcrucr. Eiecutore. FiEMv SlSTfl r The Sponge is Mightier than the Brush. TMOW IWIYTES SHOE BROSH sn mi water. lltS nu kecy your SHOES BRIGHT and CLEAN it Wolffs A G f .1 EB iackin g T acwaaew ketr thing and wUt wh a, and tMwMconU to. It preaerrea tha lemtheraad gia bril liaatpoliah. Waterandaaowaiipolfilaa eurelyaaoff a dock'l back. Meo'.lHoea lenain iiau ONCE A WEEK women'.onc.aBMBth.tbat aU. Wonk trytnc.iaB'titt 1 i ai tbe beaj dreaa inf kr hamaa, ea wbjcb h lasts T a K tt MONTHS. WOLFF ft RANDOLPH. Philadelphia 13 RIDGE SALE. i t r CniriPrvt fVMir.fT will 1 .Itr . t'lUUI WiiajlTI" ' . let. ty Krt-h. mt rublic outcry, in Hie prenu Kt, to the Lwe?t ludticr, on SATCRDAY, DEC. 23, 1SS0, at 1 o'elork p. in., the building of two ne abnt ntentu for Hie bnl(te at Shade croiliit, over St.v nyiTet-k. in V"n"nonin Township. SiaMinry tiibe brtt ciaa, and bud in cemeuL Also, on THURSDAY, JA2TY 2, 1890, Tbe Cnramlssioneni will reeoive sealed propnaal f.ir the Kiiliemtructiire for either wood or Iron for the above niaonry till o i lM'k of said day, Bu pertriirture to te feet aetweeii fm-en of nia aonrv. whli a 14-r.it roadway. Capacity, 100 pound, to tbe aouarefoot WAGNKR, Attest;- LEO. M. SKKK. A. i. HH.IMAW. C. W. WILLI AM SOX, 1'2-ll-St. Clerk. Conimimiouers. A New Hotel at Cumberland. The undersigned, anfl Jee Kauglimaa bate pur-ehAM-d the AMERICAN HOUSE, At Cuniherland. Md., and have refitted and renir-nr-hed Ihcitaid HiMise, and tnadc it a nmt-rlas Hotel, to aeiDmtnodate the travrlinB public with gwid Uble, and choice liquor at tbe bar. He alan has in conneetion with the Hotel a larce quantity of hancliman and Sweitjer Pure did Kye Wbikev Io' tale, by the barrel or gallon, at tbe follow inj prices : Two Year old at tl 00 per gallon. Three " " " i H " Four " 13 so " The price of the Jur In It cent for each rallon. The price of the W h inker aud Jur must always accompany the order, wkich will insure prompt attention and tbipmenL Addreta all orders ta fnlS-ftra. S. P. Swltxer,Cumbrtand KL DMISISTPATOR'3 NOTICE, Estate of Otis Wllfon, flee'd. late of Stonyereek Twp.. Somerset County, l'a. Letter of Admiiistration on the above eatat i having been granted to the undersigned by th l proper authority, notice ia hereby given to a I perwim indebted to Hid cute to make immedi ate payment, and lhoe having claims againtt the same wiil present them duly authenticated for settlement on or before aitirday, the 21M dav of J cemlier. IW. at the residence of tiie Ao'ralniKtrator iu tbe town of hankrille. Town ship aloreHaid. R. r BRA VT, nova. Administretor. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. LbUte of Jacob B. Countryman, dee'd,, late of Somerset 1 wp , hotnerhct Co.. Pa. Letter of Adininlotration on tbe alxive estate having be'n granted to the uudeniigiied by the proper autborilv, notice in hereby given to all pet-anus indebted to aid estate to inane immedi ate payment, and those having claim againt the fame will present theiu duiy authenticated foraettlemeut on eatuniay, the lAtb day of Jan. Ihvo. at the late mideuie of tbe deceaxd, iu Mid township. WASHISflTON' K. COCNTRYMAX, KDWAUil L, (IX'NTKYMAS, UAkVhY L. COUNTRYMAN, J. H. 1'IIL, Attorney. Administrators. HAVE YOU READ THE PHILADELPHIA TIMES THIS MORNING? THE TIMES i the mot exU mively circulated and ide,y read new Fpax r publihhe,) in l't-nn-vylvania. Ita tit-j-URr-ion of public men and put l.e ni-aure ir In the ililem-t ot public integrity, hotiei-t govi-rninrnt and pro-(iinlu'ry. and it ktioMN no pally or 4-iboii1 allegiance Iu mat itia piihltc i.ie. In the hruadet and btal aeUMi it ia a family and general newsjiaier. TIIE XrWS OF TIIE It CKI.n. TitFITiwra has ail the Im llil.-CK of advanced nnimalim lit gath erina nea from all the qnarten of the iolie, in addition to lhtof ihe ak ociated prcf, tkiwc(,v eiing the hole wor.d In iu ctiie, nuiknig it tlie fieriei-llon of a McaeApRH, with ever thing care lu.ly tdittd to occupy the uiailel rpace. THESVXDY EDITION If not inly a complete newxiauer. but a Magazine of Popular Literature. Iw 1 urge paire. clearly printed and attractive ly uiutiratei roniaiii muen rool lltetmture. ny the bremi4 wnlcnof the world, as any of the popular inonthlug. fome of the iicw-iMiier in New Nork. boMou. and t'hica?o, print a grea'er iiutntierol'pHfitefi on Sunday, txit tiiecc are lor tile lwet pnn oc-iMurd with advurtlvim-iitK. Tue merchants tu ltne cuku cocceriirate niarly all their aiivertiMiig iu the !4undiy paier, whi 'ein Philadelphia the have found" il more adrunta ge,ua toadvertie on ink day a welL CONTRinrTOIH tolhe Sunday edition of Tm iihw inciune many ol Ihe lir.m'i nimri In ciMiiemporary lliermure. l'th Ameticaii and Lu h,pean liti content cover tiie a hole held of hu man llmr. i-t iih all that lolrexlK-M and brt in Politics. r Icliou. Literature, H i lire, Hocieiv, Khl,'ll. 1 lie iiouseoold, Ijtbor, Athlelics, Haiihg. koaing, liae ball, Ac, Poetry, Arl. I Tama, Mii-lc, Humor, Hort. Cliew. Y'achtlng, :rick-t. FBall, Ac, Ac. OCR BOYS ANIXJIKI-S No other newapaper givea tiie same caretul attention to the needs and la -tew ol youi'g reader. The page devoted espec ially w thenu-oinniandi the Mrviee of the licit ariiem and ediud aith scriidilous care, with the aim of makiiiK It entertainn.K and iiistmctive and belplul to the souitd education a well as to theptie aiuuaeineul ol both big and lilile boys and girU. THE IMA STR KTIONS of Tn Tixrs are re. coguizcd as the very bast printed iu any dailv newsiaper. and with tiie elegance nf lyptwraphy for which Till TtMfjiis noted, add to its pojiulart ty auioug all clawet of reudt-m. THE TIMES alms to have the la'gcst cln-iila-tlon by de-ervin it. and claims thst it is miMir 1 in all the essciitiali ot a great metropolitan newspaper. BPECIMKX COPIES of sny edition willbcaeut free to anyone fttudiiig ihcir address. TERMS ruil.v.ll per innnm;l for four mouths ; mi cents per month ; d-livered by cur riers fa-e cents er week ;ht'KiAY Eiiitiom a:i-ket-n targe, han isotne pages I2H coluniua, ele gantly il nstrated, (2 ier annum ; b cents per i.mff 1 ,Mi 1 v Miul Hinwld v Mil fin m Jt eenfa per monin. M kEKLV l.WTluN, fl r sunilm. Addnssall lelters to THE TIMES. I'HILADELrHIA VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE! Can be Vu" hael at private sale, a valuable FARM AND WOOLEN FACTOBY Generally known as tlie ivn.ts fiitory, Sltuo'e two miles north of Graiitsvlllc. Md , on the Pennsylvania line. The farm contains M acres ot land. The improvement consist of two oweiiiug nouses, barn and outbuildings, all Id good condition. A four foot VEIN OF COAL underlie the land and can be easily worked. A fine orchard, In beariiiK u der. The Woolen Fac tory ia in lirst-eias order. Machinety all com plete, with water and steam power attached. Al.-o a good aaw mill, water power, iu good running order. A good Sugar Orchard, on the farm. This property will be twl1 at a bar gain. If not Sold at private tale by Ihe 27th day of rebruai-y, 1'tKI. will be offered on that day at public saie, and if not thru aoid, wiil be oflcred lor runt. AUT-Apply on Ihe prrmiaea, dcc.-eot, CON'RAD BOM3, PENSION AGENCY. SOL. UHL, Duly aotborlsed by the Government, fttf.ee ip Baar f biockoumeiaet, Pa. tnaxkaiL Haytlans Honor Mr. DouKlai3. P,t.-.:i, D -c. ri. Mr. V. W. KtUrtX, who io connect;-. i wtlH b Tti'.iii h in H';il-!'"l Klt-fit.-ic t'u-riju- y. I'us j'l't ntur:K-i fum :,; t . tjjyti. lis thtt th .u'i'.i!i.i-l Btorle tint Min'-ater li.i.uU U i,.t irg ih treatment 'ii' !i -' i ci.:it!'i! no ri-r the ir.iiu '. S ates ..v-nnicn are fa':w. Wiieii Mr. UjiiU r .'. f t ,i I'rincc ti'ere wus wo fryHts-l K-ivvri-ru"tit to rei-cive bim, but a:- won Ptv .Jrnt TTiplxjlyte w inJticted into ollla-b ia'.e Miniv-r Ihiu-tsa a .sp'tuui-l ntettlji a! the wlace, sjt-akinK eftwiuily warm anU corJial woi.li of we'cunie, to wiich Miai-ter iKjug'aaa restxindcJ in a most eloquent man ner that made a great imfiresio'i on all present. Tbe Haytians regarJ Frederick Douglass a a great slates.-.i ti, aiJ are ready to bonor biro at all time;. Look Out for that Pain In Your Back. It threatens your kiJncye. Let it go on a little while and you will suiter nuiuh more keenly, throughout the entire uy tetn. Take at r.nce Dr. Dtvi.l Ken-, nedy's Favorite lU'inedy, of Kondout, X. Y, which is the most effective medicine known for the treatment of all diseiises of the Kidneys and Liver, and for Mala ria, as well as the purification of the Lloou. Bit.Flre In St. Louis. Sr.U-f'Pis, Dec. W. Shortly be,jre one o'clock this raornin; fire broke out in the Guernsey - Scudder Furniture Company's building, corner of Third and Locust streets. The building is a larga one and faces on Locust for the sales department, while on Third street is the entrance to the ware rooms. The (limes spread rapidly through the great rambling structure, whic'i is six stories high, and a second and third was soon followed by a general alarm. On I lie corner opposite tbe 'f bin! street entrance of the building are a number of tenements, and from these women and children ran into tbe street in scanty attire and sought places of safety. The building is a mass of ruins, and no estimate of the loss or insuranc: can be given. Interested People. Advertising a pa'nt tnJ'.cin3 in tha pe culiar way in which Ihe proprietor of Kemp's Balsam, for Coughs and Colds does it is '-n-deed wonderful. He authorizes all druggisls lo give those who rail for it a sample bottle Free, thattbey may try it befjre ptiicliasing. The large bottles are 50 cents and $1. We certainlywould advise a trial. It may save you from conson rapt ton. No Room for Them. Chicago, Dec. l!l. The York of removing Clan na Gicls and llitrir fyiiipatliiwrs from the police force was resumed Tue5dny when Siijicrintcndcnt Ilnbburd reached liisolFire. The stars of live men were taken befoie night and then it was announced that more dis charges would follow in the morning. The men who were dismissed to day were Iie tectives Palmer and Flynt), Patrolmen Mi chael A hern and Daniel Cunningham, and Station keener Peter Kelly. Ad live men assisted it; hampering the seurcli fjr the niunlerers of Di. Cronin. Coughlin, O'Snllivan, D'irk-s and Kunze puseil a qu et day in j til, and with the ex ception of Burke, all the prisoners were vis ited by women. One of the evening papers to-night declares that O Sullivan cried out in his ceil last night that he couldn't face his Maker with the load he had on his sutil. This story received partial conOniiai ion at the jail. Il is certain, however, that the ice man, who is dying of consumption, is in distress, and may make a sensational Ma'.e ment when li3 sees that he will not be grant ed a new trial. The Sl'tut Zcituii'j in its leading editorial this morning' declares its ability tj prove that the verdict was bought. The name na per also ma'iej a bitter atta.-k ori j jrymin Culver. A Good Looking Faca. Ve like to Be. Yet Erysipelas dis figures the features and the di?a; is' a dangerous as it is repulsive. It is some times called "St. Anthony's Fire," and often ends in gtidden death. S. li. Car penter, tirandville, N. Y., hud it in liotli legs, and was cured by Dr. David Ken nedy' Favorite ItL'tuedy, of Itondont X. Y. This medicine excels ad others for the hlood- A Staunch Storm Defier. New Yokk, December li) As a storm de fier the steamship City of Paris ta!; the sea biscuit. She had a five day's battle wiin the most turhaient weather, her veteran com mand! r Captain Frederick Walking, ever ran into, a'id enne in to day without a tcratch. Her funnels were incrujted with white sea salt. Her trip was the lougwt alie eve- uia Jn. It was 7 days, 4 hours anj 'i minutes. It stormed so on Friday and samr lay that going on deck was pretty nuich out of the ijueslion. On Sunday Ihe engine ha to be run ut half peed. It was a common thing for a wave to break over the weather lioar and drench the decks. Monday was like .Sun day. The ship ran into the eastern idge of a howling cyclone at 11 o'clock on Tuesday morning. The blast was from the Sjuth for three hours. A HeroldBrakeman Killed. Sa Amiklo, Tex, IVc. 2) The four robbers who last Monday morning throttled the express agent at lirowcwood atid rob bed tbe safe of $7,0K committed a train rub bery at llangs Station early this morning, and shot a trainman dead. As the west bound express on the Gulf, Colorad i and Santa Fe road pulled out of Dungs Station at 1:20 a. m., four men jumiied on the engine and made the engineer and fireman prison ers. Two of the nun tUn wei t back and pulled the coupling piu from between the express and. the smoker. Tiie engine, tx press and mail cars were run three miies down the track and stopped The engineer and fireman, iiuuVroierof revolvers, were force-J to appeal to Messenger Dean lo open the express car. He complied, alter being threatened with several kinds of violent death, and the robbers attacked the tnfe. At this point J. T. Pent), a brake nmii Who was in the forward part of the train and had been taken along with the ba.-g:it;e- car, jumped out and began firing at ihe rub bers. He fired four shorn, and the thieves in the car jumptd out and returned the fire. Penn was shot through the body and was killed. He wjuuded one of the robbers so badly that further attempts lo rob the cur were given up, and the liai.iliL-, who, had horses near ty, mounted ai d etcup. J. Tiey sccured only iS7. A posse w.iii bloodhound. is now in pursuit. Prim's body was sent to Temple, Tex., for interment. There was obout $10,000 in the express car sufe. To-Nljht and To-V.orrow N'lght, And eaUi day and nij.ht durirg this week you can get at all druggists Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, acknowledged to be the most successful remedy ever sold for the cure of Coaghs, Cold, Bronchitis Whooping Cough, Asthma, and Consump tion. Get a bottle to day, and keep it al ways in the house, so yon can check your cold at once. Price 50 cents and (I. Sample bottles free. Opposed to Senator Allison. Dis Moines, la., Dec. 21. The Farmers' Alliance seems to be preparing to take as active a part in tbe defeat of Senator Allison as they did in the election of Gov. Boies. The organization his caured petitions t be placed in every county in Iowa, addressed to the General Assembly, aking that body to elect Gov. Larrabee to the fcvnalc. The petition ffiys tde siners have observed the course of Wm. I,rrabe a Governor of Iowa, and Wm. B. Allison as United Si .it is Senator frotn Iowa ; that they regard the former aj the truest statesman the State ever had, and thy are unable to find in the no ord of ijenator Allison any work of substan tial benefit ta the State. RHEU'rilATISral 'NEURALGIA These twin disrate, cause untold suffering'. IX tr,ra odii.it that ttiry ore dtfll'iilt to curt - rv foiioliu Ir patients, raines C-f Cr? t-'etrry f'oaipm.'Kil ba p:r- D-aiii:il7 cur-d tue worst euisi-a of ibei:uiutism pn l ncunil'-U so nay Uio who bive um.d it. " Haviri" been trfiuhled wiih ihc'iiiintlHriiftt t)i- kiiee ai;d hsM. for hve ycHrs. I wus ulnciHt un.itv.e li'V't. around, hud tta.s very of;-n cniliiied to my N-1 '(or weekj at. a tt:r.e. I u-ii-d only oriu but ti i t Paine'" t'eli-rv fo'n p -und. arul tvaa pertcctly curvl I can na Jump around, and feci as lively as a boy." isK Cisoi.i, Eureka, Nevada. $1.00. 51xfarf.-i.oa Drixglsts. MamuioUi ttst:uionla paper free. Wr-u, Bichirdson A Co..rrop3..Itur)lnrTOQ,Vt. Hi I f0RSAL. MO USETO I CWNtS . ii it ii nitunui nvro '" al BriahUr nt ni re iiHaBpoa Laitatrt Fnud itrt Heitlky, U1AXJNJ UTtt CuUmthan anyoUxriya.DABIt.i Happy, JJcarty. it it l'nrta't .iRQn 1WV I The N. Y. Weekly Herald. OjS"E dollah per yeae Is the Best and Cheapest Family Paper in the United States. I j NOW 13 THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE. During tlie ye.ir 1SSD it e veil exceeded itself in the variety of its contents and its eiTirU p'n i n i n :n i n. ;.v fd.tt ures will he added to its regular dep.trt inentsiiii:l!i liti tirst-clai .ILLUSTRATIONS. IT3 WELL KNOWN SPECIALTIES ARE ; Practical Farming and Gardeiiinar. Prosrsss ia Soienas, Womia's Woik, Stones by, the Best Authors, Literature and Art, Bright Flashes cf Wit and Humor, Exclusive Neves for Veterans. ' 'Information on all Subjects. ' Addres. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, NEV; YORK HERALD ONLY ONE DOLLiR A YEAR. So VI L.U2Li3UU! ELIAS CUNNINGHAM, MasiracTtTRxa nd Diali Wholesalxb ajto KxraiLEa or LUMBZ3 AND BUILDING MATERIALS. Hard and Sot AVoods. OAK, FOPLAK, SIDIXGP, Pit'KET.', StOL'LIiIXf;?. ASH, WALNTT. FI.tKiRIXC;, FTA1B RAIIJ, CHERRV. YKl.LOW i'lXH, MIJWLK-. TWXKS BALC.TFT. HKSTNt'T. WHITE PINK. LATH, hU Sim. MH KT. PtISTS. A Gmeral Line of uli (.Ta les nf I.iiinlK r t.ud bui'.ilins iiau-rial ami Kooring Kie kept in stock Alw, cau furnili anything in the line of cwir tu!ii to orilcr with ressvnable j)nniijitiic.--sI iiicli as Brakct.i, (Mil-Mia-d wurk etc. elias TJN3srrisraiiA.M, Ofllcs and Yard Opposite S. &C. R. II. Station, Somerset, Pa aitf.wJU iai.liaia.5 UilliUi Cvor 500 Ccautlfu! Doslrns. i circf?- r-. V iw.nci. ci-i-vir py R. H. Downs' Vegetable Balsamic Elixir Is a positive cure fir Coughs, ColiTc. Croup, V'liomin-('oui:li, ("atiirrii, Iioatse ness, lull tciin, S;ittin llloud. L'roitt Litis, A: tl:t:i:i. I.ttt.'S Fever, Pleurisy, and sll diseases of tlie 'rinotit. Chest r.nd Li;::;-:;. Ag Ex;icetora::t it liii i:o ccti.il. Cc:isuni;iliou lias l.teti i xirvd times v. illnmt i.uml ci 1 y its timely U: c. It heals the ulcerated 6tirfa-cs, and cures wliou all other rrmcdk-.; f:1.:!. Kifty-nix years of constant use l::is jirovtj it& virtues. livery family rhor.ld hiep it in the house. Sold every w lit re. lltuiy, JthtKoa i!i Loid, I'roprktors, Luiliuton, VU Dr. Henry Baxters Mandrake Bitters are amiro cure for Costiveness, l!iliou.-,ness, Dyppepsia. Intlirstion, Diseases of the) Kidneys, Torjiid I.ivcr, lilicutnatisin. Dizziness, Sick Headache, Loss nf Appetite, Jaundice, Apoplexy, Palpitations, Eruptions and Skin Diseases. Keep the Stom ach, Dowels, and Digestive Organs in pood tioikitif: order, and perfect health wiil be the result. Ladies and others fulject to iek KcadacLc wiil find relief and permanent cure by tho use of these Hitters, teinjj tonic and mildly purgative they purify the Llood. I'riee 23 cts. per bottle. For nalo by all dealers in medi cine. Ileury, Johtist!:i & Lord, Proprietors, Burlington, Vt Ucnry, Johnson t Lord, Proprietors of Arnica and Oil Liniment for Man anj peast ti!0 best external remedy for Rheumatism, Xenra'pa, Cramps, Sprains. Vruises, Bums and Scalds, Sciatica, I'ackachr, prostfd Feet and Furs, and all otnuf Pains and Aches. It is a nafc, sure, and eitcrttial Kmidy for Calls, Strains, Seratrlic s. Sores, Ac, on lioites. Due trial will prove its merits.- It effects are in moft cases instantaneous. Every bottle warranted to give satisfaction. Pries X Ct. and 60 cU. per bottle. Sold everywhcic. BIESECKER & SXYD EH. Agt's Somerset viii2 4? TheTVi-rtrwI'! f jrwta!titothatrarraiT'!,e(Trrl:whU-h !!-. t-::'; p-sclcrl oliiic and Ctrn-i-nt oncst ions. 'i-A-ij teU &:o iiir,iij' cuvuii vrU-Jy i-c Ly wiu...tii- cr.. A-J-iii- J LUSnteU. HAhT, cf Hcmra. I cnSi'r1rTrrE rcttrTf rs frmirf'iAmn intr',lirint rtnrTTnp,ithctc ctiiifnc tlinf n thmib:ful jrriter eaa Cud to addre iu any ia:. -rof. ALitAIMER tiaCfiu, . tt bimtrtit of aij,-ait. Ir.r. FomTJ cnt't 'Ti'toa tn hoM In j Hcn c ih" iwt 'f cur rr.:z-'-x 'i tlo T.-.r.'c:-, lio valce, and xeelit or its svau-iluiUx.rM kd'i tjHX l.sti.2. There lias come forward no probkrn cf rrrnve importance F.ir.ce Tn" ror.ru was established that lias not b -on discussed iaits parrrs by masters , the subject. An nouncements of forthcoming articles can seldom be made lonj in advance, for Ttt2 FORUM'S tiiscr.cn'ons are always of problems of present enr-crn. Kverv Mich proiileni that the year l'-OO will brim; forward wiil lie discnswnl, wnthT in tiolilies. or religion, or social science, or practical a!!"a;rr.. The January n'.::!.i.ii-r wi.l rout am a repiv bv ex-S'alcer J. C. C'AV.LisL,r. to Seaator Cul'oii'.'i ro'ceat article oa "How the Tarii! Affects the Farmer.'' TIIE FOIIU3I pruisiirxc- C03IPANY, 2: 60 Cents c BMitt: Cjiitr:?::sx; r.-ce'jvt ct c.:.-A Near rtil'aCclpliiru School (iDena rtti- lOihu It 6 Vrarly I spcnuc. SotlO. Quarter I j PnTnTla.SUJ. A-hnlll d . hWlin rminr mm and tm af rr rtrne r (l-t m Irr Bniiw. In r-rw. Mwrlinie Vlujoi. f. w or Aaaao-'IH. A.l.uet cusct In Hh,nc. 11....!!. , r,lrj. V m.ai " ... ""'""'f-t'W"'. JtMiietiiJtki.etc. 11, of te brt t-winvl an-t m manaurf All T "lciW. I ai-li-ri All anal gm.l.ui ,.f mii oUrv,,. F,n I'miMm.; MWle viW-l I?TJ.V, T r " ,"T'"n "! li ..iii.inT fim,i..i .,.. lwn ,, .4 ijii. iL r'""" StlqvMiiMl,wi4.JMI41,,T. , .m,,,,,.., ,,.., , ,..,!.ic. T.JL. . ?..J .r'X'r!" '"""" ! '"'" He-Krm:.i.. ,!. tMliar rM n.nBical I al-xai-T. Prrti. ! B., iV;r,mt. : Itcv.ii, M..I. Tir ni '.' "" ""il-lil 4nr.-a aaa nv ,lr 'alle.-e mr k.J. !, AiWm ..r.l e,m h.,nt Si'", .1 ttiels; t-aiaiair. FiwlH.nn-ii.mei.. N.fm.M,,ala. .N iTi 7 ; "'i""- "! ri,iN c -t-i. otam.,. !-- aaa rrtict. MnLa, l a- cuxulan at tim aka u r.,!,ru 1-,-lcrv rornTKiiitid lias been a tid- sciid to me. Km' l!i' pai-i two year I have wif icr'il wiih i.euni:v'iao tli lic.irt, .liwi.rr niter dis-ior f.iliii:'- Iiinirc nv. t b ..c now tjis.-a iicanv f. iir isjiilcs of tiie i'i;i;n net and mri fi.-fi-)!.. l.b-.'Oiul !:'.!. I- I b-1 " frai-lul to you." Vlli H Lawi, f Vitral VUUe, .U Paine's Celery Compound I h-iv! been preatly slfllit'ii wltli acute rtioun iti-Jii. and count find no r-11-f -tniil I u-d Paine s 'elerv t'oinp-mnd. Aiter ulnsr -it bottles of till nctlc!tit I am how cured of rh''Uiic'ii,- rroniiicM." ijAaati. Hi-TtmssoM, So. Cor.Uau. S. IL Effects Lasting Cures. Pained rclcryCotfl pound has performed many other ctin-s tn marvelous as tluwe. copies of letters sent to any Bd(!rs. I'leasiint to take. docs not dl'turf), but aids (ilsfi stloo. and etitlre ly vcirvtable: a cbtld caa take it. Wliat s Uie nse of surtsruig longer wlta raeutjuatlam or neural gtar EW YORK CITY. DO NOT FAIL TO S U3SCRI BES0W F01 THE New York Weekly Herald. Yard IT WILL PAY YOU to bct Yora 3I3IOIIIAIj WORK 07 Wm. F. SHAFFER. SOMERSET, PENX"A., Mani;fs?tcrerof and Iitalerin ETtrrn Work Ftrnithcti on Short Aot., all Colvr If hie mi II Alto, Aytdjvrthe WHITE BR0S2E! Ttw.t In neel of MOVI'MKNT WORK wi! Buil it to their interest to call at my uop. where a roper snuaini! will be eiveii tiicin. tii fw'U'ii ' ; ii7i nitf" if in Erery I'asr, nntt t'Rlt.'Et VERY LOW. I invite speual attention to the White Bronze, Or Pure Zinc Monuirnet Intnvlu.-cd hr REV. W. A. RIN'i. a a T)-ci1e linprtivcrr.er.t in the 1.01M of MATKKIAL AND t UN-Tht t 1 IIN. and which i dertiiied to be tue Pupular U'Wiimcnl fr our t haiigaiila Cli mate, -CIE ME ACALL, W3I.F. SHAFFER. Xhe Porum. JEOHTHII mm OF imSG SBEECIS By the Foremost I'riiors in tr.3 V.'orli. THE FOr.OI has iron the highest r!ac reached by any periodical ; fur it pub lishes articles by cioro authoritative writers and by more workers r.locj instruc tive lines of activity than any other publica tion. It contains eleven studies of great subjects every month. It is impartial, iv. hcarimr uiikctocach side. It is finan cially independent, and it bclonr;:-! to no sect cr party or "interest." It is never sensa tional, but it ai:ns always to be instructive. riftii Ave, . SZuOa tczr. Y. . j VJ . arid tjW nOBflCCO I 1 Vrf ciev only one shajbe-3xiz- Full iboipty te most conen.ent to Cut for jDocft or io carry Wfjol?. Insist on laymq tfie Genuine with 1fie red j-j tin tag , made only by, John "finz er Brasboulzv.llt, SEND YOUR OHOERS FCB CA TO H.CHILDS&CO Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in BOOTS, SHOES RUBBERS, 5II WOOD STREET, PITTSBURGH. One of th ??iFSEE WWIil. imr r:,j,,m M i I . i i .L ' tn at ow cari rr.ak vt i til HfcSK All votllMtt4a- ?bi tirr"a- I rrd 'a m- coin. Tbi foUowies; ems Kit ifc- ixmin if" tt-Mrt th flfil-tb mrt of lth!1t. tl U M trunit. whlwi pr. m l,ca lOr.TTT. W Will Mb.'W I VM It l uulfc, fr.MH uM I -1 1 l-i. !.-,.intiw,Ui'-iW ai-,n.H.LLk.rrco.. u o, rum. a,.i N. Y. TR I B U N E FOR 1890 ! : v i A Brilliant Year Ahld Pnrfns; th New York Trihttn wiHtra- n?-ih ahti ivudfttfiK Ihitn ever Ix-.nre its 'i h -v Aimm.; ilic specutl c juiril uton .during l"1 Andrew drneKte " Vri nc; pie of Danes Hain't.. Kfirf'rean Munn-rh;. Tenvnre V. huwdcrly Koliktlm uf Innu- train m. (V IlttlllH-f.T U. ITJICW, II U Or JIM1I1 if. i!.e-L Mw. John A. Ixati. Hfv. Ir. Jvnn K. l'ai.fi- iihI others, tot ic- not Hitrounct t. Albert linrtin "Tempv ranee Amnny 0r mnf , a n-w vitw. Ju.k'eA. W. T.mrf-' Tj5 Cj'kjI Ri:-: ai.nca " Henator Wm. M. S:ert. of N-rla ' el iivr Omijiirt'." Kivl ?. TiiliiiHtlce. on ' Mfimfih Kt-vol-Oii. Kaie rie'n " Momma 'Jmtion " hruiu!( Win.HU" mjcmv uuJ Failure Amfj; BUMiu-w Mtn.' Kev. KtlwarJ Everett JUlc ' Tlie Nf Ian, ol lo-Uftv. H -ho Henrv r. Potter" Hural Ue.iirjcmri: om hv nnnil.ititm." nMri?e W. atii on S- me Strange Lts.-Uii1" in ihe cHMiil..'' Mar-hall WJMer " Humor of En;Und il4 4 ErilsofTnmfs ' Hnry W. Oraity. of th A-UnU n - tiianc for amtal i , ttic Now Sunn " I I Kuicii. I nitcil ti-.t- liciliij-iml irref " H''ie' Peaks ol the I" litcl stit-t.' W. M. t.nwveniM- -(iol ami Mlvcr M.nff ' U K yni What : Left ul Our rui' Lannn " Kmily lliintinicilon " Hoii'chnM -inf." tnic-t W hiiiicy ' Peculiarities of A ntrim PTiinuncintuHi." Pniic a ir m. Prpptr, Prciilcnt nt I'n;vi"7 nf IVn-nv Ivatiia A r.illrvc Kilmntii'H f."- All ; hat ii IScsl liir Tuoay liu Cuaiwt M. Y. Beach " Slarcr of l:to Bears." VviiiT ciintributor, will lie .minum-wl V after. 'I he article will ,ti.t many tl.mi-Mit . uuiiari and appear in Tim Truii neoui)-. Soldiers StorifR. Th Tribune will a'v t r nt. in a,i,!iti.ni !n rpjii'ard A K unit s. V. j-hit" a ininiW entvltamin Storiea of H.iial Kxprriei.rr in ty J ar. 11, it lesw. t.nui S in lilluiher, cacti taif , T..e T. ban in leiii;ih, hv iinvaicM aid niri the Liiinu. oia rauk imt riiKher ttmn that f ' taui. etenna are invitil m cinitril,n:e w anes of toneM. Kverv tule acceite.l ill lr'' lor at resniar neHsi r rte. I'rian l.V) ami $.., Wjj Qi. p.!.,! ,,r lh1 Jim ticnpti tnr.'-t he cncliwe,! to ' Trie 71 .!' '", York, " aa ir,M-riiHl Suliliers' Ihjiimo- Iaprj on Farming. In ail luiim to our reeiilar ami eitreme't aericulturHi !, , artinent no twee a week-1 T.thxnr ui:i t,.ii, , , i,nix.r f U11 b. n" prerr.-d articl ... n-f U-nlar lirmi e n"" in?, written br Pnctii-al exjarts. Furtner ut I-, nmki. I'.i, . v . f uieir l.irm- mu-tn tnose Hpcial di.-cualoii iu 1 he Tnlmnr. W Bet Tri line liver Sefn will be nipi-Ucil to reader during w- ear. A larsrc niiiuiier of lii-imhlc anil rnvel nnw are Miliici luour i't. ami tnev arenli'-re' termsMhii h i l eimlile ir rea'icr t" them pnviica.lv at ll.l!:e rattk tiiJ - nuimii lor our.u mk ca alofiic. VuTiiitble PrUpi. Otic Humlrt il Jf ccirtl 1"ri7cwil! bo l"u" te nil M ir I, l-:i). inn,, tll( the cliih aku'c-"'" ip in iniu iiiiie. ei't n, t;,e lancet H"' mi"'-1 ;! W.ckiy .nil .enil Weekly -uliw n'n i " prize ili im In. tea r7"i I'i.uio. a '-'" Kruaii. a -..liuire Liani.m.i. a tree New Turk, aim cxih-hs there imi'l. el vie l.i, ,. .,. ., : ... Pnnchare tiiliv lie-crib l in mir n Jn cutalumie :-nrt jrtm mamp for a ci.py. nam pie evpies of The Ir imur Int. PfBscUllTlON KATES. Weekiv. Jl Semi Weekly. $i New miwrilxr- """""J, xai'riintil JaQiuirr I. 10. free. I 'ally i!"5 TUB IKIM'.NE, Vvt 1 A DM I SISTRATO ITS NOTICE. taiaUjof rnj. Stum, dee'd, late of Jenif w t-,meraei Cii.. pa. - l etter of almitiitra'in on tbe hariiic tieen rrauteil tn the mirlr.F"r prtijr authority. nntii- ia herel.y It T!" iLj cierwina in.lel,ia t ... far. tn nit' IBI". alo t ayment. and iioe haicf eiaiim roanox atjaint r aame will present i1'"" authentic ami f,ir aettieiacDt to Iht unlr- Admii:i9iraur, a itliout 'lela. . .-r W. ft. MV Al lied 1, Almii!, A l-UITOK'S MJTICE. The nn1er.ieT.ed ituly aripniniil'-' T ''.i in ' oi.rt ol' s-iniei-'l I oilli'y. rf. '''. r.hftiis 'lin n txcetitirti.. io Hct'Cmnt ati'i ic1''. tniiion of ihe rnnij in the lnc"i "f ' 'i mv. rw . a-l'r!c ufi.H ii il".--"' ,s, herebv (riv loiii-e lht lie will alt'" 'lav, if Jcj'ua, nt). ai tin oft'-e i" "'"Lj !(,..,. .. .h.. .w -it .m,,n, lliift T 11.11 H v.V m: . K' Tv CEO. it " 1 'It 43. B 0? NDEE RUBBERS turns s-k w MiP
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