A ti.c IMnpt.Jo Mor Mry. - -A
few tiara Biro wliile the eJitor was
in Covinj.loT' ho - tihown liy.
Tlmrnton, oHoro '., lio li ves on a i!.irc
M.mpms to tlie ed.lcr si.i :licr.-orBrup-Lin
riii lhat l reir.arialsie fur lhe n;in
lwrsci f.uof tli" J ii!U:!dns now r;rov
insimit Tlie vino is very large one
anj is Rr ins on very poor l:nd. on the
of one of C.rc!i."s fauw. U rl
Li::s.an.Iif Hallia'-iLTttc vinp-'al-nc'it
woulJ liar covered consklrraUe ground
nnU wouIJ liave It-me tnarv cn.re pump
tins, bat after Hi in Itail climbed
ton .f a fiw and ou up a Jare
ij;ilo iri-e. lie UivcnJ t!i:it the nuiiicr
ou vounjr pumpL-i-.u were bix-aLing the
tm-'uown it U- horifxt vll ccgrc lore was
pmicr for an1' than pum'.insi. so be
cut a!nit Ii.'.it of Uk pir- I'Jt tlie
other li.-.!l f tluit ri-cis there yet. and
lre are aorte pt C'XkI roed pump
kins on i:.
AssistfJ by our -'x-liot l:sif" we rm-as-ured
a f. v. .f the Urc(bt. :;:iJ bore are
the nio:;suniniTil.-. Oik (UirijiLin. four
and cii-wn i .t-h-i; tircarafcrenco
nnJ two f.-i't one i::ch i i Icnglli: three
puiui.Liun fiur feet nr. i one inch Li cir--u:nf.
r-:.ce anil i-ip.t'fii indies in
lingiii. i.iio (ire paiiipLiun thrvo. feet and
two i;:.-!iis i:i tircamferenftf uu l sixteen
inches i.i U-nglh. IVii.!ethese there are
tiuiiea i' umber of Bmi'.ier or.ea 0:1 the
v The largest punilia is not yet
lijie. anJ when it Jue take on ita
p.Men bue it ill be mih larger, .-ml it
v f.l Ik? eelit to the l ii 'ic nwit eJtiiotilkiQ.
A f enileman who bbo traveled all Orer
t!w pumpkin growing eutsa lnwnounees
it the largest be has ewrwn.-Lilhonia
((ia.fl'ra. .
Plea t'f Frs wb4 frparroara.
Tlie Tuol'ai at Ninpo has Usued the
fallowing proclamation to agriculturists,
in meter of fcit eyi'.ai'l : r rog Jirepro
Hh k1 in the niiJdleif your liil.ls: 1
tiioueh they a: little things they are
little hiirniiti licings in form. They clier
ttJi a bf 1 nig attachment to their natal
h .-il. ami at night ihry melodiously sing
in eoiK '-it it'i i leur voice. Moreover,
I hey prot t y.. t crops by eating locusts.
tliusO -rviuj ;ha gratitude if the peo
ple. Why go ufler Uark with lantern.
M'liemiiig to capture the haruiles utid
UM-ful thaii's!' A!:hoa0'h lliey may I
nice Kiroriiig for Tour ri -e. it i hearties
to (.lay them. liericrforward it is for
bid ion la be.T or them, and those
who do o will be severely punched.
Si'urrows. ng?.i i. ing at their wati
mtly in the decs. They r.re not like
wolves, tigers or leopirds. which may
tal.e to i-ijurin'; men when thry grow
large. Why po out with nets trying to
itch them r,!i fro-a t!ie bills arid woods?
Know that for the stro-.g to slay the
feeble for f"J r the way of wild beasts
and rr;icious birds UoMst the lust of
your months rid bellies for savory
meats, and thus act in unison with
heaven, which lores ro preserve life.
Iloth these sostsof creatures you are for
bidden to catch from henceforth. Io
rot (latter yours Im-s th.-.t after this
wuriiin tlie ' putiishiaent fr iisol
tiienee w ill be mild."- New York Tmes.
th) r1Mn.
The foundation tf a gooJ horse is its
feel. No taatler how symmetrical the
bead and ldr roay lie, without sound
legs and feet it is lien (o valueless. The
llrstcare. then, for tlie liorse passing a
part of evit v t v. eniy-foar hours in its
.tall, f-hould be for the feel and legs.
Standing ukiii a hard l! r is apt to in
jure the feet.
A lloor of clay an I ce::l aphes is de
sirable for a horse whose" feet ure liable
to become inordinately !ry from !acU of
li.itnral moisture und subject to con
traction of I hi' bei ls. Such a lloor should
lie four or Jive inches thick. tii-third
sifted coal Hi.be and the remainder
moist clav. Make a thin mortar of the
c!ay and add the ashes, win king the mas
with a bx'. as mortar is made for plas
tering purpose, until the two are thor
oughly incorporated Ujp"tiier: when the
mortar Im-oiii quite ;iff put in place
un 1 liertt down bapri wit'i a rammer of
wood, fcimilar to thr.t us il by paver.
When drv, this. t-snlKMi Ibior will Lie
bard, but H may be moistened where
tlie horse s forward f t htatid the bind
fift. far obvious reasons, art not .jt
j'-ct to the name conditions as regard
moisture. Such a door wiii 1h worn by
constant use where t he mo! tread cxmies,
but it is easily renewed by cutting out
portions down through its tlticltness nnd
replenishing with newmaten.nl. A horse
prodinpowd to lender fi-ct. raid liable to
i-ontnietion of heels, with other fool and
ankle troubles, if obliged tomyupy bis
cUill half of the time or more, will do
lietter uHn the earthen lloor, claims Mr.
to-or.-e A. llarlai m bis work on the
fatiuiy horse.
Tl rrerrur for tlstlnvj
. I. lo Ue LeejH-rs in geiMTal consider
it profitable tr keep t!i apiary stocked
with pure Italian lees? 2. Is not their
gi'tit leneas and i.-oase:n.iit easier manip
ulation the child reason for desiring them?
The !;Une ipieries were recently pro
lounded und answen'd i n American lice
Journal
I'rofessor A. J. Cx.k " replied: 1. I
hardly thinu so. 2. I thir.i that they are
ujM-rior. hut the amiability is the main
jMiiut f. L. Vialhiw Faid: V(-s. to far as
1 Sinow. C. Ve. partly , but we can
add. for their superiority in every other
respect. J. b fNind says. 1. As a rule,
) think they do. Nt by nny menus,
lliey xssetis many of her i!ahtieB to rec
ommend them, among hich is that of
lighting i:th worms, wliieh they will
not allow to remain ia their hiv.es.
The atie are few of runny replies
'eehvted at" random. Tlie editor cf the
journal iiiot4ilays:
I. The opinions ;f "liee l.e ers in gen
eral" are very much' mixisl, and really
prove nothing. except that they generally
disagree aUul it. 2. Their qualities tf
industry and hardihood, coupled with
their beauty nnd docility, are their chief
reiiiniinendalions.
Tliliic Thai Are T..ll.
In storing aw ay H-ets. 'cam ts, tur
r.ips. iarNiiiis salsify and winter rad
ishes. Vi.-k ailriMi sto put them in boxe
tr barn-Is in layers of soil, tilling the soil
in between them. The object is to pre
vent cvaoralion and retain tlie juion.
and. .- ki'pt. they will remain iih ail
their original freshness al! winter.
American Cultivator says: "The sweet
er cider is the stronger wiii be the vine
par, but the slower it w ill be in making,
unless the process is hastened either h
mixing with fully matured vinegar, or
turning from on lend to nnotber lc
esKwe to air. This can bo best done by
tillering slowly through bard wood or
hcr shsvirrgs baring no resinous er
offensive odor
IVactica! fanner suggest culling otit
all the poor and disniabfied epecimens
nnd dis;sing rf them at once. This will
;ive I lie balance of your flock more
room, and it will lake less fted Noth
ing but what you is worth keeping
lor breeding purposrs should be fed
over inter.
W. 0 Ilortii.n). if Wisconsin, lind
th.tl c! vrgi-tahli thrire wondet fully
wher.' treated w ith bijaid ju.bure. made
by liliin a Inrnl Itaif full of irtly rot
ted manure. sa:d the rest with rain ma
ter, keeping a siout ntu k to stir it. aud
refilhrg w ith manure oci-sionitlj
A Com all !mintaln Mi ia.
Francois Chay not. '. Corn wail llolltiw,
auiocg the Coram all iuHi:ttiiius. in Con
necticut, brs Itcn eeurcbiag for three
years for iron ore on Ins tcr.ii. For the
st year be has been employed in dig
ging a tun ik I alsmt sit fee; square into
the side of a r.i'xmtain. lie ha gone 350
feel. Al theenrrance he blasted for a
long way through solid rock, then came
a kind of clay of a yellow color and ntxt
lie found a red substance resembling
lire. He h:s a gravity track and cor
running lite viioh. length of bit etieer
nine which be is working alone, ilary
prings bare lvn found th:.t gush forth
pure, cold wr.i'T Mr. lliayn t has now
.truck into stone remaining Isre quan
tities of iron, and bis finds ere ric her
as be proceed inward. I'hijopk'
TAe the Hfxkiji for lotl mn
A DENTAL TRAGCDY.
Sira'iliore imide no eecr t of the fact
!hht l.e tncfint. business" ith Anselini
(iooillif k. i-'iie hid a gol f:n; a
pretty f-ice, njt to-) much br;n u I "
cool mil. ion in i.ard csh. There wa
every indication thai SmsoU.rt's suit
would Le croa-ned with enits. Nerr
before had his eai!e been o LewiV:hing
or bis glances Mthril'.ingly tender. M.i
Angelina busked in the gttnshine of the
former and levelled in the radiance of
the latter.
In fact 83 obvious as it that Stna'.l
lore whs the favored nuitor that all other
competitor bad retired from the Held
with theexceptiou of Frank Biu9t and
it was the general opinion that he didn't
leave It simply because of hi constitu
tional inability to perceive when he as
beaten.
The Ci-JoJiuvk parties, as everyhtnly in
the social fviiui knows, are delight fal and
jo'ly affairs. Tney are not sutlicienlly
particular, perhaps ii.iii-erriuig the liinae
of some persons tlrcy invite to cuit lliofe
mho hold strong end uncompromising
opinions on the mbj'-ct of "blue blood."
but it has allays U-en comvded tba if
any one pits bored at one of the jo.k1
!uck' entertainiuents the fault is bis
on. There is no stiffness or rcslraint
aVjnt their hospitality. They p.K's
the happy faculty of nmking everyboiiy
feci at home. The house, with the large
conservatory attached to it, i delightful
ly arranged for 'vpisining" or Mirtirg, or
even mote serious amatory hr.Mimss. The
house is dex-ivedly very vpular ith
mammas with m.irri.igexl le datiglilers.
l ine uann:i who thi re suec. -s'u:!y
Uvmebed three dm.ht rs on the s-rer.e
mid placid s a ofmatriuionyoiav re
marked: "It is my Candid J.iuioli that
fa girl can't get ofl the Inf-k through
(ioodlmk's parties she imiy as Weil ietire
to a nunnery at one."
It is not str.u gi-, therefore, that 8j!ail
bore should have decided after careful
(i..nsid ration, to farumily "pop" to Miss
Angelina, at tht nut Hood luck party.
The fateful venti.g came round in due
eotirsf, as ail evenings do, fuU-ful or
othervkife. r-'inullhore f.it happy man
and he believed liut somewhere in the
m igi.borhood of niiilnight he would be
still happier.
The most careful and methodical of
man is spt to iiecotne absent-minded
w hen he thinks that he is going to "pop"
tea young la jy within the next few
hours. 1 do not sjieak from experience
hut 1 have been so informed by those
whom I have con-uUcd on the subject.
Smallbore biinaclf told me afterward that
he dressed like an tufoinaton that even
ing, he was iLiuking ail the time of
'sotnething else."
It was a long drive to the Ooodluck
mansion, but the way didn't seem long
to .Smallbore. The rain fill in a dismal
drizzle. The centrist between thechcei
less streets and tho. brillitai.tly lighted
parlors, full of fragrai ce and laughter
and well bred men and handsonje wo
men was equal to Unit lulwecr.lhe ogre's
den arjd the fairies' grotto in the panto
mime. !so it Ktmed to the poor people
gathered outside w ho occasionally caught
fragmentary glimpses of the f cne w ithin
when a door wasujiened, and tiiey wish
ed wistfully that they, too, mighl be
rich.
But no sooner had Smallbore opened
his inoutli to greet the first friend thut
he nut young Jaik Saspray than he
made a discovery w bich caused him to
feci that he Would tr'.adiy change places
w ith the Jioorest of the poor chaps cut
side and iemain a poor a p'icr chap for
the rest of Ids days. Tliat he told me
himself.
lie Lad forgotten his false teeth.
lie turned jiale and clapped his hand
keichiel to his mouth while hairow.i.g
'.noughts twirled through his brain,
lircat heavens, if he should smiie he was
a lost man '. lie cuuld not slug. He was
robbed of hisaccoiopiithiuentsand traus
f irined into an awkward body.
' What's the matter old fellow?'' uk
el .Seaspray, with genuine solicitude.
"Nothing, nothing," u.uticred joor
iiialUore lnhind tlie folds of his hand
kerchief, the absence of bU teeth mak
ing hiiu lisp. ' "I gucth ith only a thill,
oulh I think I'd U-tllier go home."
' Wise decision. Why didn't he stick
to it? IJec4u.se fate hud ordained lhat at
that moment he could see, through an
o,en dwr, Frank Biutf baying ardent at
tention to Miss Angelina.
. tsiialibon 's affection was, u tide r ordi
nary cncuiustaiiCi ?, of a A'eli Icguiated
aud discreet character. But even t.-.e
most temperate of woihts is likely to get
ins mental balance dittuibed when be
sees a rival making iove to the woman
whom he has resohed to uioke hii wile.
.So Smallbore hastily decided that he
would stay to keep an eye on BluiT, hut
wmld make latuscif as inc:jus;ieii-jus a
poshibie.
"Come upstairs and take a brandy and
soda," said Siaspray, "you will feel bcttei
.then."
"Thanktli, I tl.inkth I will," replied
Smallbore, who felt 'he need of some
thing to stimulate his courage. It was
the worst tiling he cjulj take uuder the
c'rcuaistanees. What he wanted was
s iiiiethiug to quicken his judgment.
Brandy and soda doesn't do tnat,
"It's my private opinion," tubseqoent
ly ob-erved Seaspray, in the Binoking
rooin, "that .SuiMil!oie is three sheets in
the wind with the fourth flapping"
"Well, if that is the case, he had lietttr
fight shy of liss Angelina," was thejit
dicions rcsiiise ; "she threw over ii!
Highlly last year because she found him
tight once.''
Smallbore, despite the brandy and
soda, was of the same opinion, but as he
explained tome afterward when lr.tking
a clean breast of the whole business, he
could not resist the temptation to steal
dow n stairs to see w hut Bluff was up to.
He selected a place in deep shadow
w here he could see w ithout being seen.
But in this world when afeilo gets into
a fix the thing that he wishes mast to
avoid is most likely to hupien. The
sharp eyes of Hiss Kilty ChipT discov
ered hiiu. Sue had been out six seasons,
and erbaps had her o n private icasous
far object ir.g to a long continued tete-a-tete
between Miss Angviiiia and Bluff.
"Oh, Mr. Smallbore she excluimed,
tripping tip to him. 'where have you
been keeping yourself so long. Fui so
ghid I've found you. There are a lot of
girls who are just dying to hare you sing
a duet with Miss Angelina. That sweet
one, youkuuw, about love will hare its
wny."
Miss Kilty tapped him with her fan
and added slyly, iminting to w here Muss
Angelina tr.d Biulf were sit'.irg: "Now
don't you think that I'm a real good
friend of yours? "There's many a slip
'twixt the cup and the lip,' you know."
"Confound hert" thought S nailhoro.
(lie really thought something strong r
be told me.) Laili- r in the evening in
had Ij .ked foiward With a greut deal of
pleasure to singing with Miss Angelina,
but now the bare idea (fit made him
shudder.
'Thn'ii have to i $ uk tne," fi.iia.blid
Suialiisire, vainly trjmg lo c. ntio l is
isp. I am noli, ieelhaig thwtll.
'Indeed 1 think we bad bttb i excne
jon," reined Misk Kitty with j basis,
liltiUg her eyihrost.
SmaliiMire di lo't spprcciate thesignfi-
c.ince of thst emphasis. He was only too
gla I to get rid of her.
Meahwhile a false theory concerning
the ciuso of Smallbore', defective speech
had tiavekd like lightning. Tom Jenk
ings, ho bore Sma'ibore a grudge for a
rich!v-dt nerved snub which Smallbore
had once administered to him, fouDdaa
or port unity to whisper the news to Bluff.
1 got it afterward from a friend of Bluff's
that this is w hat he said :
"That snob, Smallbore, is as full as a
tick. He can't even talk straight. If
you play your cards well you've got
winning game."
I don't like Bluff, tut I admit beisa
Stuart fellow.
He at once perceived the advantages
which the situation offered for htm. t
Kiltie Clipper had only left Smallbore
five minutes when Bluff strolled up to
him.
"What's this I hear, old fellow; you
are not feeling well ? I'm dt ncedly sor
ry. I'll take you w i.ete you'll get well in
a jiffy. Miss Angelina has been so anx
ous to see you all the evening that, by
Jove, she has been hardly civil to me."
"Come right aloug, old fellow," added
Bluff, with affi-cted good nature, jiatting
Saiuliiiore on the back, you'll get well in
no time."
There ha l been nothing in the terms
of their acquaimance for the jwst six
months to justify such fatniliarty. In
fact their relations had been decidedly
Vitaiued." But poor Smallbore was
owerless in Bluffs hands. He was
hustled aloiig until he found himself
pinniped dow n alongside of Miss Ange
l.na. To add to his consternation he
loand that lie hal dropped his handker
cbn t and could no longer hide his em
barrassment behind its protecting folds.
"Why, Mr. Smallbore, I'm awfully
sorry to hear that vou are sick. What
can 1 do for you ? I'lease tell me. l'er
b.ips if you come w ith me into the con
servatory and get soma fresh air you w i.l
feel lietter."
The tones were teni'er, the look di
vinely symi a hetie. It was in that con
servatory that Saia'.ibjre hi-d fondly im
agined iie would ask Miss Angelina to be
his wife. Here was the opportunity
ollered hiiu. But he was just as power
less to take advantage of it as if he had
been bound hand and foot. He had
never before in his life, ho told me, felt
so al jectly aud completely miserable,
"Jlh nothin; ith nothin; I atthure
tiiu Mith Anthelina," he said piteously,
"Finalithle thick, thath all ; I'll get h
over ith."
Miss Angelina looked at him earnest
ly. There was no trace on his face of
thai bewitching, inimitable smile with
w hich he was wont to meet her gaie.
Alas, poor Smallbore did not dare to at
tempt a smile. That would expose a
cavity where faur pearl white teeth had
been accustomed to glisten. His lips
were tightly drawn. He presented a
most woeful asjiecL
Miss Angelina's sympathis were touch
ed. S.uaKbore might have extricate him
self from his awkward position and push
ed his suit to a successful issue on sone
other occasion, w hen better equipped for
it, but fur one little awkward circum
tance. Women are quick to put this and that
together and jump at conclusions. Miss
Angelina had delicate olfactory organs.
She detected the odor of brandy. It wag
the result of that confounded brandy
and soda that Smallbore had taken at
Seaspray 's suggestion. Her manner be
came frigid immediately.
"Mr. Smallbore, I thiuk you had bet
ter l'o home at once," she exclaimed, tait-
ly-
Then turning to Bluff, who had re
mained close at hand to see how t hie 1 it
t e game woiked, she said sweetly.
. "Will you be kind enough to take me
to the super room ?"
"Don't be too hard on him, Miss An
gelina," Smallbore heard Bluff say as
they moved off, "I don't think that he
oft'-n gets in that condition."
When Smallbore reached his rooms
the Inst thing that awakened in his mind
a realizing sense of w hat that evening
bad cost him was the sight of those pre
cious false teeth glistening at the bottom
of a tumbler filled w ith water. He knew
thut he could never so far sacrifice bis
pride as to tell Miss Angelina I he true
cause of his seemingly strange conduct.
He had lost her. The EjxkIi.
A Naiiless Horseshoe.
A naiiless horseshoe, which has been
undergoing severe tests iu England dur
iig the past two years, with satisfactory
results, is as follows: The shoe isjat
tsched by a steel band, w hich passes be
low the coronet from one extremity cf
the heel to the other. The band is ke pt
in position by a steel pillar w hich runs
from the center of the shoe up to the
center of the hoof. In addition there
are three stout studs, one in the center of
Hie shoe, and the others near the heel
and on each side of it. It can be pat on
by any one who has once seen the Yro
ct, w hich takes about half the time re
quired with the cold she e system, which
latter is an improvement as regards lime
on the ordinary process w ith nails. The
naiiless shoe diminishes or pats an end
to catting, and is particularly suited to
brittle hoofs, or hoofs with sand (cracks.
"Harold." she murmured passionately,
"do you think you could love me as well
if I w ore calico dress and a faded, un
becoming old lioiinei?"
"Could I ?" he answered, "when we
are married I w ill prove to you that the
dentli of my affection is enough to stand
even this great test."
WniCII TVII.L. IT BE 1
TVl-lcn t f!ie fairesi. rose or a lilvf
Which is ihv swcttiist, a sneli or n jienrf
ll' H-y's iijwetish, ami (minims' is Mitly :
liora is it ni ie ami hiir. ter.
f cvt us a flower wns Iter fare when t kissed
fbove it tlie minam'e und ir'ory of life.i
Wai. mr playmate, I love iike a sister,'
Lut bora i iliuose for my w if.
Thst la relit. yotmr man. marrr the ftri
tou inve. t. all menu, if ftiif witj'hate ou.
i-iioul.l lier health become dclK-ate and bee
lninv fn,le alUT tuimiHiie. r. in. iuUt that
tin ia uii.ally nr to (uiielusial dwurlxni.t,
vitknwsi. im-c-uiuiitH. or painful dr-tli-rs
pcciuur u Ixt s i. in the cure of which
Ir. I'ktw- 8 Fjvorice I'nieription m auarai
tel toyixr satisfaction, or mooey rt i milled.
Se uw pnnnsl wmticulc ut guaimntce on
lstie-wr.it'T.
i"or overworked, " worn -out," " rtin-dnwn,"
rietfilitutctt tinchcrs. miliim-rs. dM-ssnmkiTa,
sumstnms, "sliop-niris." boust-kn-pera,
lon-siotr toxliers. nnj hi -hie women gi ner
aliy. Ir. Ps-r-' Karnrite lreseriptiin ia the
pn-jti-st eanliiy Imkiii. beinif uiHijuaWI a an
setk t.iin- conlial and rusloraure tonic, or
ireiiirta-i;ivi-r.
Cw rVUt. im. t.y Wor.LO's Dis. Via Aura.
Dr. PIERCE'S PELLETS
rcrulrtte and clennae the liver, stomach and
bowcia. Titer aro Mir-iy ves-eije and ir
fcrtly Itsni.i'-Ks. fine at Done, buid lif
dru'a'iAa. a wuli a iai.
CARTERS
OlTTLE
I SVER
If PILLS.
Stck Hsuichen.V'je all the trouble taol
drst to a Dilious stale of U tvMm. sacft M
liyuitwHS. Nauaea. lJrowiun. DutteeM fu-r
auinf, Psia in Uia bi-ie. Un While liieir bus
icauu-kalMe succm baa been shows In curias
8BLT
Readache. wet Cjimta'a Lrrrta Lrwea Fiuji
r equaliy valuaWe in Constipaimn. eonn
nnd arrreotiDC this annoy in eomplatot. while
thr y alse oorrvt all danrden of the strieoh,
awmciKae Uae lirer and napuaia tto bwia.
i.ron If they only cursd
Ache titer wontj he almost priceless to thoee
whe suffer from this diatrpwoa complaint:
but forrunetely Ihrir aK1nr does not end
here, and th'a who core try them will Bod
theee little pii i rslnal.ls in so many way that
ther will not he willing to do wuhout tnem.
But after ail sick bead
h the bane of so many tivtt that heir is where
we make our groat boast. Our piUa cure It
while othr do not.
Cinn i Lrrn.ic t.ivm Tiuji are very email
nod wry entr to take. n or two pills malre
a dnee. They are strletly vr-tretable and da
pot smpe or jiunm, hut hy thir eenilr artion
please al! who iwe them. ' In vials at SSeMtts;
flre for $1 . KoM ewrvwhere, or sent by uaiL
cum tmicam ex. Trt
MR blfe Mlt&
"if pop had blanketed you in
the stable you would be fat, too."
FREE Get from your dealer free, the
5 a Book. It has handsome pictures i.m
valuable information about horses.
Two or three dollars for a 5 a Her
Blanket will make your horse worth mo,
and eat less to keep warm.
5'A Five Mile
5A Boss Stable
5A Electric
5A Extra Test
Alk for'
80 other styles at prices to suit every-
hrwi t If vou enn'L (ret them fmr.) ?oi:r
lleaier, write us.
BLA
ARE THE STRONGEST.
NONC CCNUINC WITHOUTTM 6'A LAPFl
Wannfd br W. ath'b Soss. ) hllnda . who
make tbe famous Horse raml taker blanketa
Monument to Gen'l. Grant
AND
The Weekly Mail and Express
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the ll'rrini Ami ami mriuvou will receive tlie
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IO tbe S.'MUkNT MAI..
liie luiiowiitf lel'.eo. are relf explanatory ;
limi tlon tX-bOTEKNoB OjIXILU
Ntw York, Novcmtier W, tt.
Prrinirtor$ rf th flint (fl jji,ou.-
It a-iTs m plesinvtoaureyo iliat the mem
ben, of tlie lirant Mmminenl Atoeiation aTreH
ap', approve a1 aii-ept 011r cei eisi fer to
aid, tl.ri.iii.ii 11. e tneiliein of It e W'reU'i A'-iii ftsri
pn. in the eiei'lion of i he gnmn inenional
at hivrrsnie Park 111 honor of Ihr ilii;Ft:it o sol
ditraud pair is, t'ljMeaS. i.rant.
Aioro B. foFSilt,
CLairn.an fx'rutlve tiiniuiine of iLe oicnt
In. v. moit Arrotiailon.
LKT1KR rr.O IS ES. GRANT.
Nrw Yop k , Novrmlier V, l4-5!)
The arrsnpemeiits if aile cvteca ii rl MrW7y
Mnil nitrl ..t; and ihrfiraiit :ol.iiluellt Ami-
riation try hearty approval. The ofler of
tlie II rr-ly M'il nwl ts)mw r-ninoip., nn tr it
thotild lie re-jiond'd to pn mptty by thcriiis-ua
of Araerii-a ll e mebons nt nl fMedily lie huiit
at ihr v ry ite n cpiifl 1 y my hm! aed arwl .e
lieied I y ine es il last M olina plaetr of hi pre
ei'iti reuiatos. the up a heie I hi rsm-'nti
will lie bide ba,aad ahere onrrhlldren uniie
wnk me in nay.ag,, " lnt in Ma' he in bmtt.''
Jcua Icnt Grant.
axotukk lkttkr ft.om uovkrkok o0vr.ll,
Grast Mostmrst AwnriATios.
Nrw York, Iieeerotsfr is, iss9.
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and tsprem sir tkjc thiasi imillars, yahle
to theirder of the Oram Monument Association,
aa a contribution toward the erection of ibe rant
memoiial at the Kir Hilda l'aik, in the city of
'si York.
Such a renirit.mion eoirina at thin lime, is
dcutiiy ralnahle. Jt will a;imulaie the renewed
effort recently eutr red npon 10 comple e
the fund nt'ceary to cunmnict whatweeonn.
dently be'ifTe ill be ibe raudt personal me
morial 10 t'hr le'!dom.
ailhlull' and cordially Tours.
Alomo B. Coi.xn.l,
Chstrman of Executive Comniiitce.
To Cot. Elliott F. tb-rd.
Will yon not belp In tlilf wo.lt by subscribing at
least tuo dollars to the liraut Mcui rial Fund 7
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a mere re hah ol the daily of the tame, ihe mat
ter thrown uxrelher without n-rrd 10 ibeorder
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fcarhts, pnrekive Journal, wllh an individuali
ty and a bains' of its own. It'is nkillflilly and care
filly edltrd wiib a view of making it fast tat it
claims 10 be,
THE MODEL HOME KEWSPArEK.
uns:Riprion Harts.
One copy, one year ......fl CO
One eojiv. ix rsonihs... 1 OS
Iaily, ptr year 00
REMITTANCES should be made hy Fxrrf ss,
money order. Pcsp.ftice tirder, refi'.icTed letter or
bank dra'i payalde to the orrfer of the Ani end
yirna. VVliin ihm made tlity will be el nr
llk
LIBERAL cash eornmiwlons irtven to arenfa
for makinit up rlutia. special itinUm loaginta
stating cemniiiion rent i n apttlh stp.n.
SKK.i IMKV IMPIKH KKKK. A kl'o- all le'tern
to THE WEEKLY MAIL A NO LXPKEat. 3
I'ark how. Sew York t Hy.
TAX PAID.
Tlirre Is pro-a!ily fr-w who realise the enor
rsoun amo'iut of money autrr.ally id into tho
IT. K. Treasury 00 both implied and LiomMie
Ihiuors. Are you aware that Max Klen. of Alle
gheny. Pa.. l a largx i-oreriouurr to that f.mdT
Are you ported a 10 who d.ice on of the lariest
biM.ine.-a in the licuor line? If not, let n tell
To'iikst Max Kb 111 lead them all and why?
because be hat loar in-e anecceded tn ern
vinoiug the people lhat be furni.-nes value for
Taltie. He ella kix year old . kciihimer.
Finch, Overholr, and (;thai.n at Bl.uj perriiart or
six quit; for tv.on. Uia Silrer Age that defies
romwrtition at (1 W each quart bottle. Witica at
.Vieentk pr quart and upward. He ahlps In neat
ly packed boxes. Send lor his price lint and
complete cala'ifroe and do net hetltaie le Mtid
your order k atajt Aiein, Ki Federal SV, Alle
gbeay, la.
tEl'aSntEE.
M Mtk 1 aH.atO. ia. Vl
lict.iw ti aSAtkat. pOTrK
IWufcltpaj, WnTTMUd .
UP
Ho-k, airww Km. im ttmm,
wKk y9rk.t mad saf
k lartirfT Vkt nWrVM
t frsr. o-thr wirt, sr imrw
Li &tf , -w aaaaaWat aaW pia, TtMM HnKf, M WI
sat iOm mun, atrm vrrr, mm aw
MJ MwWreSSasr aVfcael (wtai aboMl tlt Si nwajv tVh
tsi mvdai Kar m. tto4da bar . gatcr tttr
W tkiM w 4tr rvpavid. V , .1) eisssv trh, Afar
N aVsMxr pll. it ysjai srtNinfl like M p M wm-w lr mm. T
1rrt irsM V'V ta fls4uV4 pr k aattl fward. Ailnfrftt,
Mum fc Cet U t , rrtliM4, MiUa.
mm
AME
5A
ElSfETS
fl CCwIJ i0 Housewives.
V'.'.rr?. ' J 1 ! li H
MM
mm
The fanutar en J mniinc nu who ha bm out to
tbm okkI nil davj cavn wash thaar boots oIsmxi b4tm
aad Orgt H drwwd mtli
WolffsACfJEBIacking
Makaa hiiiiaakaaiilngeaalw.
SfirM Sweeping and Scrubbing.
Hi boots wltt wear a trial deal knter, will aot (as
iff and hard Id amv wasar or rala, and will ha
WATERPROOF'. LadkM. try ft. aad mstat
lhat soar haaband and nana oaa It Oncaawaek
fcr Ganta' bboaa and aoos a mcalh for Ladiaa'.
tTaeqiiaWdaaa Harness OreaslnajAodPnaemr
bV.Wl Sy Shos Sum. Orooara, OrossiMa. as.
WOLFF & RANDOLPH, phiudelphu.
JAILROAD TIME TABLES.
BJlTIVnKE &oiiio R A II. JW AD.
&0UTRSET& CAMBRIA BRAXCB.
DISTAKCK and fake.
Miles. Fare.
Somerset to ftoystown... .... l ' 40
Ri meract to Hcoveryllle.... 17 60
Somerset to Bethel 2L' 79
Bomenet to Johnntown .... tt I 1(1
Somerset to Rook wood M
Somerse to Garrett. - IS 60
Bomemet to Mcyersdale... 21 70
Romem;t!to Cumberland . St K
Somerset 10 Washington 210 ft&
Somerset to Baltimore. . JV 7 SO
Somerset to Umina H so
Somerset to Confluence 28 90
Somerset to ('onnelliviUe bi 1 so
Somonet to Pittsburgh 110 S 40
The fare to I'hlladelphla la tll.M, and to New
York, $11.64.
Winter ArraDseicent In (fleet Rev. 19. 'IS.
KORW-BOCXD TRAIXS.
JOHNSTOWN EXPRESS No. 9L t
Lrart. I Arrive.
Rockwood 5: a m Johiurtowa 7:25 a
MKK-ET... S a m
Stoywn .... 6 21 a m I
Uooversvine. si a ni j
boLhel... . a.Ki al
MAIL No. 93.
Ime.
Plttshnrgh S:fW a in
Kockwood ll.f a m
Somerset 11 :."i a m
Ptoyalown 12 .H p m
Hoorenville. UjI7 p m
Bethel ASM p m
Arrive.
Johostowa 1:30 p m
Pawengera from Plttshnrgh cbange cars for
poiata oa lb Somerset it Cambria at Kockwood.
SOMERSET ACCOMMODATION No. S6. t
lsart.
Baltimore no a m
Pittslmrk'h, a m
Kockwood b.V p tn
Mil ford t;Uim
Arrives,
SOMERSET IMn
Passenirers for Somerset from the east and west
on Inn fillaburaii 1'ivisiun, change cart al Rock
wooa.
SO VTII-B0 VXD TRA IXS:
BALTIMORE MAIL No. 92. t
Leuttt
Amrrt
Johnstown -f) a m
Bethel s is a m
Hooversville S::1 a m
sisoinwn Hi am
s iSIEksET S it! a m
Millord H M a ni
Rokwo.'d 9-40 am
Cumberland, l .uam
alliug!orl . am
Bslumoro....... s::0a in
Pittsburgh 2:W p
Paswrpers for pointa east and west change car
at nuinwiwa.
ACCOMMODATION No. 94.
Arriret
Johnirtown 3 00 pm
Bciiiei a s; p m
Hooversville... ISpn
mursiiail . 4W p rn
toxturt p m
F.tvkwo.rfl 4.-.i p rn
Cnmlrland . 7:vn p m
PiUkhnrsri S:;s p m
Wa.hitigten. s:. p m
Baltimore 8:39 p m
P"'ntrrs f it ent ant wet cSaijo can ta
noeasooii.
ROCKW 0C.D ACWMMCDATION No. 9S.t
Isavrn I Arritn
Jomhrski 07p m I Rs.kwood p n
Paswnc 'rr leaving on Oils trt'n can make con
oeeeoii at KikawuoJ wita niybt Express train
east and wesu
I-eily. t Wily exrepl Sunday.
BALTIMORE Je OHIO RAILROAD.
PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
M (MA. &
7hn'w Leart Balm. JCx. Mr.il. Zxfrem.
Htt.Knrh. l-i r. w. R.IXI a. h. :a0 r .
Braddork h " S:a
McKteNrt In " " .
Wkt Nes leo ?;M " fc:J3 " 1:JA "
tiroad Ford 1: JI "
Coonelltiville Sr. " :S0 11 10 "
Ol.io pyle 41.S " 10 W " H:4S
confluence 'ts7 10 :!1 " l.'OhA. a.
rnrilia 4:f2 " 10:Ss u.U ....
isstiman tai M ll i "
rUs-kwood Wi ' lt.'s ia
i.-rt S-r J:43 "
Salisbury Jnne .2 " llo " .
keyciauale i.ia " 11M " L12 "
a. i stone d " ll:ft9P. at .
sand Patch f:S:t " ltb 1J& -
uthampUiB 6:1s "
Fairliope S 2 " liAr "
HyadntaD -: " 12:47 2:l "
( utnlierland 7.0.' " J. 20 " 2-40 '
Wanhington . . (. .V) 7:'0 "
Btliuaoie (arrive) 4 30 20 "
WEST-BO VXD IRAJXS.
V-nimfn A
Train Lenre Cumbered Ae. Mail. Erprttl
Baltimora a. M. 11:20 a. U. Ta.H
Waahininon " 1AM, ' 114 ,
Cumberland If " S.C0P. . I :10
Hynciman S :& " 4.1O ' 1:W ..
tairhope S-40 " 4:1 ..... ..
Southampton M5 ' 2:23 m
saud Palcb 9-19 " Ss"0 ..
Keyxuine 9-23 K bM " u
Mcyersdale 9-80 " 4:10 " 2:41 .,
Salkbury June. 9-33 ' :1S "
Garett 9-3U " S:ls "
Kockwood 9-S4 :. " $4
( asaelman 10-02 " 6.41 "
t'rvina lO-'.S " 6.00 " :30
Coiifluenes 10-31 " . " :M "
Ohio Pjle 11 W S:2i " J 51 M
Connelsville 11-40 " 7:a M 4.80 "
Broad Ford 11-4S " 7:10 " .
Wen Newton 12-35 P. at. 7.fl " i:Il "
McKet-rart 1 l'J " 8.23 " 8:4 "
hr.dl.ick 1-32 "
Ar. IMt.b irgh 2 SO 8-35 6.20 "
TLe time given ia Eastern Standard Time.
Mail Trains connect at Rockwood with trains
to and from Somerset and Johnstown, at Hynd
man with iraiui to and from Bedford, at Garrett
with trains to and from Berlin, at salisbuiy Junc
tion with trains lo and from Salisbury.
AO TYaiw Stop ftir Tumenffrrt wAere Time it One.
W. M. CLEMENTS. Manaer.
CBAS. O. SC'LLL, Gen. Pass. Ag't.
OF PORE COD LIVER OIL
AND
HYPOPHOSPHITES
Almost as Palatable as Milk
So dlacrailard that It raw ts taken,
dlxtnatea, wwd aaalmllated by I h moat
ewattlwe ttoiaaeh,whea the plniai oil
eanwot be tolerated ; avnd by the eom
btwatlan wf the all with the kypa
phnapbttea la mack xnorw e Cleave loua.
Staurbable as a flesh prodafrr.
Persons ftta nvWl vaile taking it.
SCOTT'S EMO-SION ia acknowledged by
Pby.K lu to h tba Fines' and lteat pmpara
ttuu in the world for tba relief and cum uf
CONSUMPTION, SCROFULA,
CENERAL DEBILITY, WASTING
DISEASES, EMACIATION,
COLDS and CHRONIC COUCKS.
Th eireeti remedy fnr Cnnmrmpl'ton, and
Wastinj in Children. Sold 6y aUltntitt.
Vjr tuKJ. JS.fJ It AiU Kit. Aiz't.
Jjr. Mt. innoMatit. V.
j tif .Jul
Ih r- . T? -
A clerp mat in Iowa relates the fol
lowing anecdote, vbich, as he aaj',ouglit
to be a hint to all couples about to be
marriel. A lady called upon him and
announced her name aa Mrs. M ,
widow living in s distant part of the
Btate. Her husband had been killed in
the civil war, and she had applied for
pension. Bat it was necessary for her
to proye her marriage. This she had not
been able to do, aa her marriage certifi
cate was loht, and all the witnesses ex
cept the minieter himself were dead.
he had come a long distance to get
the minieter'8 evidence, insisting oion it
(bat he was the person who had perform
ed the ceremony.
''But I do not remember anything
about it, madam," said the minister, af
ter carefully listening to the at man's
story. " I have married hundreds of
people in the last twenty year, and I
cannot recall your raee at all."
"Why, jou must remember that even
ing. I worea traveling suiand my hus
band was a tail man with black whis
kers."
"I have married a great many tall men
with black whin era."
"But don't you remctnber, we came in
w hile you were at supper, and you at-ked
us to walk in the parlor a few minutes?'
"I don't remember it,"
"Don't yon recall how my husband
was very much embarrassed, and during
the ceremony knocked a vase off the
table near which we were standing? And
then be apologized in the middle of the
service, and we all laughed about it al
terward."
"I don't remember even that. Other
things like it have happened since. Can't
you name something else ?"
Other little things were mentioned
and the clergyman hunted up all his old
letters and journals in hopes of discover
ing something that would recall the cere
mony and enable him truthfully to iden
tify the widow. But in vain.
Finally the lady, with some hesitation
and confusion, said: "There is one thing
that I em sure yon cannot have forgot
ten. My husband had driven over from
the next town. In bisabeent-mindedness
he had left every cent of hia money at
home.
"Now, don't you remember that after
the ceremony he came up to you as if to
hand you the regular fee, and then, in
stead of doing that, he stammered and
blushed, and finally asked vou to lend
him five dollars with which to pay bis
lintol l.ill nrnn;;nil.r.l,.rnll,.mAni.
the next day. Surely you must remem
ber that."
"Ah, yes, inJeed, I remember that very
well!" exclaimed the minister. And he
could not help adding : "I haven't seen
the money yet."
The widaw received her pension short
ly afterward, and not long after that the
minitjler received a ten dollar bill, with
the words: "Payment for a good man
ory." Ywtlh't t'omjxinion.
Spreading Manure in the Win
ter.
Manure made in the winter should,
a lien it is possible, be spread as it ia
made, on the land w here it is to bo uw-d
It is a f.tct that cannot he controverted,
and has been abundantly proved, both
by reason and practice, that manure if
never worth more than it is the day it if
made. Nothing is added to it, but usual
ly much is lost from it by lapHe of time.
Kxrrpt on ste-'ply-sloping ground, the
manure is safe from all danger of low,
and it is put where it will do tbe most
good when it is spread on the land direct
from the stable. There is no more haul
ing of it, and if it is raised upon all that
is dissolved from it goea into the soil.
jutit where it ia wanted. Hence it is a
convenience and an economy to haul out
.i t .
me manure ami spreau it a soon as a
wagon-load is gathered.
Experience of a Lady Mission
ary.
miks tmeiine c iianna, missionary
for Iiret Baptist church, Troy, X. Y.
says : "I am glad to state that Dr. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Ron-
dout, .. Y, cured me of CaUrrh of the
Bladder, Kid.iey trouble and Constipa
tion. I would add that I always used
the Favorite Remedy with tbe consent
of my pbysican.
Brakeman James Parting was at work
under a freight car at Glen Loch, several
lays ago, when the train 6tarted. Real
izing that escape otherwise was impossi
ble, he clung to the brake-rod and was
carried several milts in that position.
To-Nlg-ht and To-Morrow NIrht,
And each day and night during this week
you can get at all druggists Kemp's Balaam
for tlit Throat and Lung?, acknowledged to
be the most Baecessfnl remedy ever sold for
the cure of Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Whooping Cough, Asthma, and Consnmp
tion. Get a bottle to day, and keep it al
ways in tbe bouse, so you can chck your
cold at once. Price 50 cents and tl. Sample
bottiea free.
At South Side, Pittsburgh, a big black
Ne w foundland dog holds possession of a
highway. Ilia companion, an animal
which is the exact counterpart of the dog,
died in the middle of the road, and the
living animal refuses to leave the body or
allow any one to come near it.
A " Sovereign " that Cost $1.
Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Reme
dy, of Rondout, X. Y, is known to be a
certain cure for Nervousness, Debility,
and the ills peculiar to women. This
sovereign remedy stimulates the stomach
Kidneys and Liver to a healthy action.
For all troubles of the blood and nrinary
organs it has no equal, axd a bottle,
which costs only one dollar, should be
in everv hor.se
Patrick Gallagher, aged 5fi years, a resi
dent of Plymouth township, Montgomery
couniy, wtule driving to Conshohocken
on Friday afernoon stopped at a toll-gate
near that place, and while in tbe act of
paying toll fell over and expired from'
heart disease.
Interested People.
Advertising a patent medicine in the pe- I
culiar way in w hich tbe proprietor of Kemp's
Balsam, for Coughs and Oolds does it is in
deed wonderful. He authorises all druggists
to give those who call for it a sample bottla
Free, that they may try it before pnrchasiog.
The large bottles are 30 cents and$l. We
certainlywould advise a trial. It may save
you from conionmption.
The children's health must not be neg
lected. Colds in the bead bring on ca
tarrh and lung affections. Ely's Cream
Balm cures at oncei. It ia perfectly safe,
and is easily applied into the nostrils. It
also cores catarrh, the worst cases yield
ing to it.
Tbe iron manufacturers of Xorristown
are grumbling over a recent advance in
freight rate, of which they were notified
last Monday, and several of them are
dickering with the Reading Railroad Co.
lor a restoration of the old rate.
THE SFR1NG MEDICINE YOU WANT
Fame's Celery Oompouiul
Purifies the Blood,
Strengthens the Nerves,
Stimulates the Liver,
Regulates the Kidneys and Bowels,
Gives Life and Vigor to every organ.
There's nothing like it. Use It Now!
-1 at prtn(f . belnir very mucb run down and "HaTlnr uurd Toor PsinCa Celery Cempo'ie'l
debl'luiied. I procured some of rnlne'a Celery tfcig aprinir. I can safely rvcoinrnHn 1 It a tn
Compound. The uss' of two bottiea made me moat powerful and at tlw anrtie time nwr-t
feel Ulte a new man. Asa general tonic and gentle retrulnior. It's a aplenild nerve tofiK
spring ttiedlctne, X do not know Its euaL ma aiaca taking It 1 bare relt HKe a new nwa.'
W. L. tiarmLaar. R. K. Kjioaa, Watenown, lxJtou.
Brigadier General V. S. O., Burlington, Tt
gi.oo. suiorta.oo. AtDraggata. Wam. RicHaaPso Co. rrcpa- BurUngtoa. rt.
DIABQKQ DYES TiM'ttSSS. LACTATE D FOOD iT tZS
Somerset
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
If AHPrACTCSBB AMD DlaLKB WBOLBALIB AND RXTilLXB OP
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS,
Hard and Soft Woods,
OAK, POPLAR, BIDINUR, PiCKETS, M0CLDIXG3,
ASH, WALOTT, FLOORISO, SASH, 6TAIR KAII-S.
CHERRY, YELLOW PINE, SHINGLES. DOORS BALUSTER.5!.
CHE3TSUT. WHITE PINE, LATH, BLIXE3, SEW" EL PT8T3,
A General Line of all grades of Lumber and Building Material and Roofing Slate kept In xtock.
Alaa, can furnixb anything in the line of our buxlneaa to order with reaaotab
promptneat, auch sa Bracket. Odd-Ued work, etc.
elias cxjSTsrxLsraH:A.si;
Offlca and Yard Opposite S.
IT
WILL PAY
YOU
TO BUT TOCB
Memorial SVork
WM. F. SHAFFER,
SOMEK8KT, PKNNA.,
Manufrotiirer of and Dealer la
Eutern Wort Furnithtdo Short Satire, tn aU Colort
mm m mwi m
AUo, Agent Jar the WHITE SS0XZXI
Pemorii tn need of M0XF Jl EST WORK will
fiad il to their tntenut lo call al my abop where
a Tilnhltf ahstUMn. Wtll h. nran ihim - '
nrmw in AVr b, ud tRUJti
' wai auenuon 10 lua
trYhltt Bronze, Or Pure Zino Monument
Introdneed by REV. W. A. XINO. a a Decfde.1
InproTement in tbe point of MATERIAL AND
C'l.SSTKL'CTIO.V. and which la deatined to be
the Popular Monument for our Changeable Cli
raiie. -61VE H( A CALL.
WM. F. SHAFFER.
IL H. Downs' Vegetable Balsamic Elixir
Is a positive cure for Coughs, CoiJo,
ness, Inllurn-a, Spitting Llood, Bronchitis, Astlimn, Lung Fever, Pleurisy. r.::d
all diseases of tho Throat, Chest and Lungs. As au Expectorant it hat i:o eqiul.
Consumption has been cured times without ruml f r 1 y its tlmtly u. t. ItLiais
the ulcerated surfaces, and cures when all other remedies f.iiL Pirty-.-dx years of
constant use has proven its Tirtucs. Every family rhould Ltep i; i:i the In use.
Sold everywhere. Henry, Johnson
Dr. Henry Baxter's
a sure cure for Cootivcness, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Diseases of the
Kidneys, Torpid Liver, Rheumatism, Dizziness, Sick Headache, Los of Appetite,
Jaundice, Apoplexy, Palpitations, Eruptions and Skin Diseases. Keep the Stom
ach, IJowels, and Digestive Organs in good working order, and perfect health n id
be the result. Ladies and others subject to Sick Ilcadarho wiii find relit f hud
permanent cure hy the use of these Litter. Eeing tonic and mildly purgative
.they purify the blood. Price 25 cts. per
cine. Henry, Johnson
Henry, Johnaon A Lord, Proprictorg of
Arnica and Oil Liniment for Man and Beast tio
best external remedy for Rheumatism,
Burns and Scalds, Sriatiea, Backache,
and Aches. It is a safe, sure, and effectual Remedy for Galls, Strains, Scratches,
Sores, Ac, on Horse. One trial will prove its merits. It effect are in mi.it
cases instantaneous. .Every bottle warranted to give satisfaction. Price 25 cts.
and tO eta. per kettle. Sold everywhere.
JOHN N. SNDEB.
SCHMIDT
zzz: The Largerst
Wine, Liquor,
IPJ THE UNITED STATES-
ESTABLISHED 1336.
GK W. SCHMIDT
DISTILLER AND J0B3ER OF
FINE WHISKIES.
IMPORTER OF
WINES, LIQOURS.t AND CIGARS.
X0S. 95 ASD 97 FIFTH AY EX UE, PITTSBURGH, PESXA.
i AU O.Aert received bl wail tr o(Jnn m recent prompt mUtnhun. t
MASON & HAMLIN
Organ & piano companY
Hear i ootain a ore onave. nine
S op Actum, f.irnl-.nU In a
MODCk 1 r'irc anil iiaiiUMjiue rae of
I Ml-il bUu-k aiiiUL I'nre tvi
oacaai. I sio aol'l on th K-j
I Hue ryini allll 37 pryua.-
STVic I lr. inr ten quarter, uneit or-
i icau bto.ntta pruperiy of per-taaal-uuhUiug.
The Mwn and ITamlln
Sirlnirer." iuremed aii-l pai-
a I eiueii dj ji-n A Hamlin in
ts uxe l In the Mtwii 4
hamlin f ifauinn purine exeiuivtfiv
furnirkahie r-Hnein of lone
pianos I ai'i pneiioineqai cap It r lo
ianl in tnn'. c.iaraclerue
theae Ifulruoienta.
Papular Stylet Orrim at (22, $22 53, (53, $7S
$96 ami ?.
Ornnt auJ Planna anl.l fir fmrih. turn Pirmniii
dwt- it. an I KeuleJ. Catalotuas fruu.
Administrator's Sale
-OF
faliiuRealEslulB.
BYiVIRTCE OF AX ORDER OF SALE iwued
out of the Orphan' Ctnrt or Somerset roimty.
Pa., tothe uiiilenttr:! dirwted. lwlll einfMa
tn public aala on the prviDlM. In Welleraburg
uorouKii, fin
WEDNESDAY, FEB'Y. 12, 1890,
at I o'clock p. m.. all tbe nnilwirtorl ane-thirrl In-tere-iiof
and lo In a ifrtain rieceor lot nlriMii il
ailiiale in We!lerburj ISonanh, .niertet County,
I Pa., adjoining lota of Kli ghafl'er, Unj. Knapper,
I Pamnelf'. KicHiand John Inters, iimlauiim
one land one-hali acre, more or Waa, baring a
i.vnuij iiauia
Dvelling House,
tahle, and other onihiilidlnn thereon erected,
aud known as tbe Hotel nrouertT.''
Ope-halrrah. and the balance In ni mrmtbr.
Ten per rent to be paid wbea the property is
knocked down. K
rKTFR KSErRKf,
A(1miriiiratorof Mary !yd!r.
Coi bosx t Colsobn, Atioraej-i for Admin intraur
Lumber Yard
&C. R. R. Station, Somerset, Fa.
4
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SCIENTISTS AS
mCTICALLY
Wlil'Firr- .F wr
MONUMENTAL BRONZE COMPANY,
Croup, Whoopinfr-Coufrh, Catarrh. IIna:5C-
Lord, Proprietors, DuiLntun, Vt
Mandrake Bitters are
bottle. For sale by all dealcis in nud;-
& Lord, Proprietors, Burlington, VL
Xenraliria, Cramps, Sprains, bruises.
Frosted Feet and Ears, and all otur Pains
ACT.. SOMERSET, PA.
BUILDIsGr
and Most CompIeteI::::r.::::i::::
and Cigar House
Telephone No. 666.
A MONTH OF BARGAINS
AT
Pittsburg's Great
CARPET
HOUSE.
Twice each year it is our custom
to clear up the season's block to
make room for nevr irooils, and dur
iu? tlie first month of 1890 we will
sell all tho remaining stock of Fall
Carpets and Curtains at 25 to 40
per cent lower than tlie same qual
ties can lie purchased elsewhere in
the United States.
The lest makes of Axminster
wilton Tel vet, Uody and Tapestry
Brussels and Insrrain Car nets, Fur
and Smyrna Ru's, Lace and Tur
coman Curtains, all at the reduc
tion. fziflpr,
627 and 629
PEXX AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH.
Special to Country Merchants
Our wholesale prices are as low as
are quoted by the largest eastern
houses.
YUU CAN FIND JSS,
in iia ta Ptmai a. m at 1k Ari.an.aia tiaraao a
a5S5RE2.OT&T0irBIl0S.
U ui eonirati lur aurartiairf at V a.l maa
Over SCO If I j Sena f;r
Ceautiful I 'p l P Pr'ce -Ict I
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Al Fine Quality c?
ATA REASONABLE PRic
IF YOU ARE LOOKING F3?
AN EXTRA SWEET PIECE OF
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Choice Groceries, Flour & Fe
Apple, dried, f ft -
Apple Biiller. Vlfal
Btaoa, t t'll
Bran, A Wllba '"
Buiii-r. (mil.) 9
Buck heat, . bu
" meal
Beexwax f th ;
Bacon, (Sngar-curwl Hanii 1 1 -
" (Couuiry ham") V
u fShoulilcn) fi &
(Siiteni ft h
Corn, (ear) f bu
(ihelle.1 1 ft bu
Meal fi Ih - --,
Chop, corn and oatu, ai 100 lt .
" all rje, i luo lba
Fay dw
Klour, Rolitr l'ne, fi bbl -t
tl lenna, T hhl
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FlaxaerM, y bii.
Lard. V ,''
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Oat. ail'.n -
Potatoea. aihii
Pi-aches, dried. V ft . -
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Sal., (No 1.) bhl
' (irronnd tiiimi V a a
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Snrar, yellow, v a ..
white, a fr,
Tallow, ai
Wamaw salt bhl
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Wltcat, M..
CatarrH
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