Lincoln's Fame. T!,e foi'..i!Pir are l'ine ori'.fi of tl-l-ifeof Lincoln," tbf fin"' infall ,,.i ..f-liUb ni.t-w 'l rt-lmry ,,.,: -m-t: T. rnmn ' .....'e.tlv .ned the sittr.iratioo and .r,., Viilh mt.i.h lie r.arrdMr. .i.Mli,,Prrwpoia.-iK with hUOon an.!. Iii- opinion of the rMnrUl.lr ..ortwm-s of liiH n.ilitary vievm. n ,.r!.! W. 1. Hnisli tw: I ,locl..M "" o, inion t'lial , j'll.e eiir Mr. Lincoln w H-.. n..r..f Inn rt.n-!s in Lit oom-j.n.li.-iiMoii of U.e of strata"'' .vei,..-nlH n.l the proper roeShoJ of me up vi.-lnric to their legitimate ,t,IH-lll.n. (icnervl .1. ILU ii-in l.ol.N tl.PKiurie ,.,.-,in ; an.1 (Vl..i-1 K..rt N. S- -It, in l,ii;ititeJ .Lath the army lost one of itH P"x iir.m'inl tTt trained in-VlU-?... (re.piei.lly oaild Mr. Lincoln the ah eit stra'viHl of the mar.' T.. tlicne (piBlilication ''Kn liK1"? x.-cll.-nc-. anl en pra.twul masU-ry of affair f trann.l'!it important, '? niiit al.1. as an explanation ofhin imme diate i-r.il orM wi.le fame. Lis poes i,,n of certain moral qualitiea rarely .o,,l,iel m eu h Liirh degree in one in-.Lvidu-I. Hifl.eart aao tender that !,... nl-l .lisn.otiiit from hU horse in a L.r.H.t to re(. in their nest young birds hi.ri had fallen l.y the r.J eide ; he ,,...U not fle. p at niirl.t ifhe knew that a .-.Ui.-r lv was nnderaeiitem of death : !. ,-oiild not. even at the Lidding of duty ,,r p .li.v Mum- the puvcr of ape or l.eip- I, Mi.-h in Hmlr.-. children inHtind-iv.-ly loved him: they never found l.ia ,,,.,-d f.-Mt .11.- nt'v : hi i-ympati.iw .j.u.k and x-.-ii.liit.-ly unlimited. II, . :i- ah.-iu1ely without 1 repi'lire of , Hs or ..n.li'ioii. rr.-d.-ri.-k I..ii:!t.Hs wv. ie W!1il,e oi.lj uian of .liHtinrtioii ) ,-v.r iii.-t who never reminded him l.y word or iiiKiui. r of Lin color; he waa j-it and pwrous to the rub and well I, .in an to the p.H.rand humble a thing ruiv amort; poliii. tan". j He waa toleiai.t even of evil; thoutfh , no man in ever have live.l with a loftier ; worn of iiieanni and w-Mishnes. he yet ; ree.yni.l th:-ir exii-t.-nce and counted with them. He mi. I one dav.witha iUli of cjni.-al wisloni worthy of I -a i; .iii h. foii.-aiiid, tht honest tatv tnan hliip win. the employment of individual mean lies- for the put.lic. good. He never aked 'if.--tion of any one: he .hd not even inwft for other um the atatidad he set np for liimaelf. At n nine h f.retlie w...d was invented he w u the first of oj.iortt:nitt8. With the lire of a ref.ir uer a inirtyr in Lid heart he jet proceeded hy the way of cailtioilK practical MalccrBft. lie always worked w ith things a they were, while never re lui.piihing the decire und effort to nip.ke iheii. U-Her. To a hope which f Wte IvUx-tahle Mountains of ahwlute justice Hii-I -ae in the future, to a faith that ...i-UnhiH ow n timewi.u'd give to all in. ii the thing convenient to them, he ii-l.le.l a cl'Hii'y whirh embraced in its ii,ri Ihm.iii all the good and the had, all he virtn.-a and the infirmitiea of men, mid a pati.-n.-e like that of nature, which in its vast and fruitful activity knows neither liu'o nor rest. A character like thin in mimn; the pre . iou heirlooina of the Kepublic ; and hy w aWH-ial gtahl fortune every part of the . ..mit ry ha an eipial claim and pride in ii. Lin.xilii'n bliMid cume from the vein ..f New I'.i.glaii.l emigranta, of Middle Suite ;iiukera, of A'irginia planters of Kenlu. ky pinncer" ; he himself was one if the men w ho grew np w ith the earliest growth of the .icat Wint. Lvery jewel .if , us nun. I or Ins conduct sheds radiance ..n each irtion of 'he nation. The f.iar veloiis sj ninielry and balance of his in tellect and character may Lave owed something to this vaiied environment .f Lis ra.-e, and they may fitly typif the v .riety and solidity of the liepiihlic. It m iy n-.t I iinieasonable to hope that his mine and his renown may lie forever a h .nd f union to the country which he Live I w ii h an a Meet 'on so impartial, ai.d M-rved -in life and death w ith such en tire devotion. Sie Obtained the Facts, Anyhow. The ts-wing girl wavcry pretty, there was no doubt about that, but there was no rean. the wife thought, why Harry should l.M.k at the sewing gill so often en. I s- intently. Indeed, why i-hould he ir,k at tin -ewing girl at all? Stie had promised to join a box party at ne theatre with the Smiths, and Harry said be 1m li ed he wouldn't go ; he'd rather stay in the sitting loom and smoke and read, and the Smiths could bring her h me. The sewing giil was atwoik in the sitting room and would I engag. d until nearly n o'clo. k. It was a doubtful situation, but wives are adroit and aleit. This one la-thought her of the .crlccted plum lgraph Harry had brought home. She would take it into the sitting loom. I: worked automatical'' with conversa tion anywhere near it. and registered with .erfcct accuracy, emitting again on .a-ca-ion all it had heard. She carried out the idea and join, d the theatre ai tv. ' When the wife returned Harry wps in lied sleeping the sleep of the just or the hardened. She closed the doors tightly, to cut off all sound, and turned the phon opraph crank witti fear and trembling. At the (iit revolution she almost fainted. There ismed the voi.vsof Harry and the sewinggirl. He had ls-eti in theroun. She recovered after a time and turned the c ank. 11. re is the conversation she heard : Hello' Have yon seen a inter Lamn pipe ari'i' :id here V " .. - I in u-t L Kay. are on the . . ielt It MoWMown. l hat made mv hivt 1.4 of shirt.-"" "Yes, air." "Well, wlten you make another lot I want jou to aew tvery button on so it will stick till there's froet in Hades. See? M rs. a gis d girl, but she's so infer nally t.usy watching ti.e she forgets about buttons. See?" " Yes, ir." "All tight. Much ..1.1 iged. What red ear you've gut ! Hello! I'll be blanked if there isn't the pi-e on the mantel now ! Yon d better never g. t married ; oii han'tg.t the eve. See?" That wa 1' there w:i in the phono graph. II. rv wastiot awaked and te-proa-hexl. 1 lie wouan was too milch sh.Hk'd with the bald naii'v of life. IW-si.b-s, sl.e Oidu'l know w hat to say. .V. r' hniit Toit U r. Hard on the Horse. A I eei.'iar a.t-ident ovurred at ILipiJ City. la. A one horse wagon, heavily laden will. meat, while Cf.iaeing Rapid -m-k, p-.l lnick," and the horse, in Lis etforts to getont of the trouble, sanng around and went over the side of the bridge, which i thirty feel high. The wagon wa heavy enough to keep its I place and the harness suHn-ient!' strong to tiear the weight of the horse, so that the Hiiiuial huug head Jo inward over the creek. All eih.ns to pull him lw k onto the bridge prov ing uriMiccessful, the tra--es were cut, .'roppiug the or beast Lead first into the wat. r. He was then gotten ashore without much tr. uble, but 11.4 in a very prt-ei. table c-ii.l,tioii, aa etriH-k bottom and wat covered with tuud. A Couple of War Stories. Some men, tolerab'y truthful in other matters, are tremendous liars when they tel! war stories or fishing adventures. Last month a writer in a reputable went ern msgai'.inr he Ownw-m""' quoted an Ohio aoldier who made affi davit that when he was con fintd at Anderson ville. President IUvis endeavored to persuade the prisoner to enter the Confederate servi.-e. When they refused, saying th.st tliey won I I die ti-st, Mr. Iavis repb. d " Vo'l W ill die then." Now, ll.U story on iU face is outra geously alisnrd. The only match fr it that this writer tvcoUects was told hy a man in north (leorg'-a, w ho claimed that (General Sherman had treated him badly. Thetleneral on his march turned him out of his h ju an 1 o.r ipieJ it hinnelf. Years afterward the victim said : "Jest as I told yer. The Gin nil flang me out er my house, and I went to a: little cabin half r mile off. Then I thought of n y hat.ard went bark ter the bouse. The gmrul atood in the do'. Sezee :" "What yer wantT " 'My hat,' set I. " 'i .it or I'll have you ahot,' aezee. "T.ut my hat,' aaz I. "Ia that yer cabin T aez the ginrul, pinting ter my little ehanty. -'Hit ift,' aer. I. Then the gineral ordeml a cannon ter be pinted, and in three minutes blew the cabin ter 6mithereenB." - 'Air yer satisfied ?' sezee. "I am,' aez I, and then 1 lit out. "Tht t, sir, was the way the giueral got my hat !" Time and again the refugee told this story told it till lie believed it. Asa war liar he would lie well matched w ith the hio man, only he had the grace not to swear to the truth of his yarn. .trf.ru- ttl flHIKl't'llilM. Don't Feel Well, And jet you are not sick enough so con sult a doctor, or you ref;:n from sodoing for fear you will alarm yourself and friends we w ill tell you ju't what yon need. It is Hoods' Sarsaparilla, which w ill lift you out of that uneertain, un co' n fort able, dangerous condition, into a atate of good be-llli, confidence ami cheerfulness. You've no idea ho potent this peculiar medium is in cases lik. yours. An Old Lady Taking Notes. "Now, Mr. Conductor," said a snappisl l.M.k ing old lady, as she lsarded tin sleeping car at Chattanooga, "I want yon to tell me the names of all the places ot interest we pass on the way to Atlanta for this, I believe, is the road alo which General Sherman marched." "Yes'm," replied Mr. J. B. Jackson, the conductor, as he cast his eyes at two pret ty girls w ith the old lady. "Jane," said the old lady to one of tin girls, "you get a piece of paper now and take down the names as the .jcntVn.an telis you." "Yes, ma," icpli.d the giil, with a smile that made the conductor's liecit ache. "What stream is that?" asked the old lady, as the train passed over a trestle. "That's Chickamauga creek," repliid the conductor. "Take that down, Jane." Haifa mile further anothorstream wai Crossed. "What stream it that?" sgain atked the old lady. "Chickamauga cret k," replied the con-du.-tor. "Take that dnw n, Jane." "What stream iatbat?' inteirogated the old lady. "Chickuinanga." The old lady began to look suspicious hut said : "Take that down, Jane." "What stream is that one yonder, run ning in'o those woods ; now we are cross ing it?" "Take that down, Jane." An eimtious silen.-c followed until lb. same creek had la-en cro;ed foiiraddi tional times. Another stream was seen babblint over the rocky led. With a timid glance at the yellow wa ters the old lady aed : "And w hat creek is this?" ' Chickamauga," came the reply in t despuirinj; tone, and the girls looked lik. they coul J bite the conductor's head oi as the old lady said snappishly : "Take that dow n, Jane." Anot'jer creek was crossed, but the ol lady said nothing. Still another wat crossed, anil she asked : "And that stream is what?" "Chickamauga." "Tkethat dow n, Jane," was heard in an alaios inaudible voice Two more streams were crossed, bu' the oh! lady was silent. Suddenly her face brightened witl new hope as the train pulled up at lit tle statu n. "What place is this?" sin as'ted confidently. "Chickamauga T came the monoto notu repiv. "Jane, throw that paptr out of tin window. That horrid " "Hold on. madam !'' exclaimed the con ductor; an.ltosae his scalp he had t explain that the road crossed Chirka miiiga cret k fi-urtccn times before reach ing the station by the same name. It took the old lady s ure time to re cover her spirits, but she u id after a w lisle and thesuileand the sweet wor.U sh. and her daughters g-ive the conductor or leaving him at Atlanta cheered him foi many miles on his way. A:l-intu Journal. A Woman's Presence of Mind Mrs. Bicbard B.rk.r. of Swanses Mass., sec'ire.i a servant from a B-'.-t- i intelligeuce o!v -e, a; everything wen- well for a week. One day the girl was working alsut as nsual, and Mrs. Barker, who is a slight, frail woman, was alone with her. Suddenly the servant threw up both hands and exclaimed : "I have had vision, and am ordered to oiler up a aacritioe." Without any fur.her expla ation she started into the kitchen, seized carving knife and began dilligently to whet it in true Shvl.sk fashion, mutter ing to hers. If strangely all the time. Mrs. Barker saw that she wai at the mercy of a crazy w oman, and for a sec ond or two fright almost overcame her. She knew that she would lie no match for the servant in a struggle. Moreover, if she attempted to make her escape she felt that the knife sharpening wculd cx me loan end and the attack would coiuroetice. It was at this point that Mrs. Barker disnlaj-ed on usual nerve and wit. Acting on the principle that it i often well to humor the insane as far as powi -ble. she t'irew p her bands, and, imita ting the servant's manner said : "I, too, have had ir i-.n. There is a letter for you at the pnstotfiee, and jou must go for it at once." The servant, pleased to discover her mistress a kindred spirit, dropped the knife and rushed out of the door, bareheaded, in great haste to get poasession o' that imaginary letter. Mis. Barker bolted the door against the giil, the latter had escaped bv train to lioston before she could he caught. . iii!lt ConritT JiHirnfl. Certain jokt art; like a cuj.le of rial adelplila rtrven Broad ami Aah Kuba's OD tuary Notice. Ten oVWk in (,. biiii.Iir.g of a bigcity jwper. The electric lights ate burning, and the whirl of pre- and click of type make a biiy wene. Eiiitois, reporters, proofreaders, are buy i re paring the day's doing's for the morrow. Tne doorof thechitr oiliee is poshed cre!erly open, and a blue-eyed, flaxen haired maiden of six sum mem, and as many winters, enters. Nolwidy ever saw her ciinib the staii'.or walk through the hall. She is raggeJ, dirty, and has been crying. " Is yon the editor man ?' "Yes. little one; what can I do for yo i ?" " Iieul is d.-a.J, and I thought maybe you'd like to Ull about .1." " Who is Kube?" "Why, didn't yoa ever hear of Rube?' " Yoo see, there are so many people that I cant' know them all." The big. bearded man waa actually ashamed of his ignoran.-e. "But Uutie wasn't people he was my brother. He aold jpers, an blacked brwts, an'al! that. He wasn't very rich, an' rua said the city man would bury him but he w as good to me." " Do you sell papers, too ?" " No, I stayed home, but Bube brought me candy dogs an' candy roosters, and licked bad boys that made me cry. An' if you'd tell folks how good he w a, may- : be they'd think better of him." " What do you want me to sav little one?" "Why, that he was twelve years old an' was lielpin' mot her an' oh, 1 don't know but 'member he was alwas good to me.'' Before the little mourner left the oliice ihc wi the recipient of a handful of coius donated by "the boys" of the of -ti.-e, Ami the big elitor ordered lhej-tn-itor to accompany her home. Thus it happened that the readers of the great p.ij-r were mildly astonished to read on the morning's local page : 1IEI). Yesterday, liube, the news boy, aged 12 years. He was th.j support of "his widowed mother, and love 1 his little sister tetter than li;"e itself. He was buried in the letter's tieid last uiitht. Ihlro't I'rif I'r.Ki. Huw Edison Made a Bug. I wonder how many read, rs ever heard :he wonderful story cf how Edison made i bug? It happened away b; . k in 180 r IS'-'l, liefcre the electrician had be come a count, and known in the most remote corners of the world, There had Keen two or three persons killed by the lectric w ires, and people were seriously ontemplating some plan to g"t them out of the way and still keep the wonderful white light. K-iison proposed that the w ire be put in the gas pipes ; hut how on earth were 'he pipes to be "Ihr.aded" with the lectric wires? After study ing th.? matter one night ICdison said to a fellow electrician : "Why, see litre, Johnson, I'll make a bug that will drag a wire through every foot of pipe in New York city, if it be oines necessary." "Make a bug!" exclaimed his compan ion, thinking the inventor had lost his uind. "What in the woild do jou nean ?'' "Well, I'll make a bug," said the in ventor, confidently, "that will go where I send him, and drag a w ire, too." A few days afkrward he laid a curi Hi.sly constructed thing on the table in ihe oliice before time to go to work ; it as his gas pipe bug. H was constructed .bus: A minute elect ro-uiagnet, carry ng ttehind it a line insulated wire pawl. S'ow, oliserve every time the circuit as closed through the magnet the ar natiire was attracted, the pawl clutched the t-i lesof a piece of gas pi pe provided ibr the occasion, and the magnet behind aas drawn toward the armature about he sixteenth of an inch. When the cir 'ii it w as opened the armature reach, d forward ready to take a second step. Thus, at every closing of the circuit, the ittle bug advanced one step, dragging he wire behind. No doubt ibis descrip ion will le hard for non-experts to up lerstand. but as ever lssly know s some hing about electricity nowadays a tol 'rably comprehensible idea may lie brmed of how the bug traveled, even hough the reader never saw an electric uoturofany kind. Sf. I.oult .V;uM. Consumption Surely Cured. To 7:i tmron-. Flmo hiforra your readr thiU 1 biv a positive remedy f or the above-cameit dineaae. By its timely qm thoomnda ot LnpcleM c&aea bve been pcrnuiieoUy curud. 1 sball be gUd to esd two litit.kia of my remedy FRKE trt any rf your rea'li-r who have ceiMnimptinn if they will pud Die their Exit-cm and K O. aiUireia. lupe-i-fuUy, T. A. SLOCCM, M. C, 11 Pearl Su, Ji. T. TorreeHis Mind, (Siim Stanton, his wi:r secretary lever piite knew how to take Lincoln. Stanton was for exterminating soch elements as hired to ask questions. It is related that once some one had refused to underhand n order, or, at all even's, h:id not ols-y-d. "1 U lieve I'll sit dow n," said Stant m, "and give that ncan a piece of my mind." "H j so." paid Lincoln ; "write htm no', while yon have it on your nind. Make it sharp, Cut him all up. Manton did not need a second invitation. It was a bone cruncher that he read to the president. "That's right," sa'd Abe, "that's a good one." "Who can I pet to .end it by?" mused the secretary. "Send it!" replied Lincoln; "end it ! ' Why, lon't s-nd it at all. Tear it up. You have freed your mind on the sul j-ct and that is all that is necessary. Tear it up. You never want to send such letters; I ueverdo." .Sun -'riinV-o Argniuinl. nr LTiirrr rrR iM:. rh"rkf1 hiw- -p- fnn , iU!v Kiris. t im' hM l Ir. I'h- Ai.rM-t)imi otit im l--rHt ilul. Wumi. h:iW-, tn .trf. nlmnr "KiO-nu rnxitticHi " an in' U"mti?ir. ri-tvnitt 1 torn.- uI a ivariii.iui mu-I pr imtT ot 1un-t iott til atti.m ul f'.uU -i.titl pir:td T iutif' lrm rttlhMHl to woimtti IkmkI. t i ptiwf jy witt- r-tittii.U :r'm, PT'J orn proiiM-- w.lv inMl noili. 1 t oir' liilfv omitKHuitrftl, ty art fMri'iuf attd ptv-iii-inn. nnil lHt'l 'niHt l4hcHt urv:H74ttioii. It t urfiv V(frv:nlc mi it -ii(aiif!tin ntl p"itiy hiT.iiW in anr ("ondtitfi iif i h ayf4m.' it imparts Kln-nirtl, lo tto IimFo rt tim. For r wot kJ, "worn-Mit," iui-UH ii. V otlii8t-4 t'flt'iim. miflmn. tvriikirv MHiliwt4, tK-irirt," IntiiMHttv-in-t-, tiununtr nMhTf. rnl !(-!. I- woiiHti jniM-ram. (. Piti' I' I'avnrifc l"rpWTitiHn lit th' (rrwrt arthtv lon, tinir utH-gtmUM a an afip'tiziitr ir rttal and r-ntor,itnt uhim-. it i t,v imly I mfdiriiH lic utimiT, mAn v dnitrmtti. vnrir j -ft p.tm ' Quamntrt from tw msmtlatltir-'nt, ' Hint it wUl frMKtmMN.n m w-wv . baa U-en fauti(ui) i-arrwd out fir man) years. SSOO OFFERED bv lite inanufKetu.- era o( Ir. Saire'a Catarrh Hem-rtv. tor as tnctiruuk' case oi Calanii Ul the ll.nd. ICARTER'S If IYER ij ii PILLS. --lJ l-x.iirs. Nan :.. ;nsjiM-), Iiuri far wtn-ir. J ir it. . &c W hit nirui" I?.1.vie. ret Cirrr' I.rm. Uvea Fit-ia r r-ruaiiy valille m f'..nti.o.n. cnrtuic and aeTrtiunff t.u anw.riiwcn.iilamt. while tle-r aJ pcnil all .tiiuiril-i- of the ii-h, 'imnmta Oje low ae.l n-gulaio lb bvwela. tven it thay only cured Ache rhv woulit he almost r.-eteas to thnm who suffer frn that l.slresin complaint; hut fortun.itelv their r.axl.ie doe net eu.l hem. an.1 th who once try them will find thear 1.1 tie valnaWe in many way that they will nm be milling to do without them. dim alter u mu b thehaneof omany 11 rm that here Is when, we make mir frreat boiLfil. Our pills cure a while other" d nt. ( aktih a Ijttu: X.zvTn Tiu are rrrr wia!l and ...ry eisv to tak. .ee or two pills n.ak a d'Ke. Tbey are utrtitly Tepetalile and d not erineor puive. hut by their avnlle a.-tion please all w bo use Iberri " In viala at cento; five for $ I . SoU everywhere, or s-nt by mail. HE Mte. bJfe . EH I rv t. " ? U ft fl i . r 1 , 1 1. ,; i Of Pure Cod ) 1 i f AJ avui un aisvi ... rr h 15Y?C?HGSPKITES of Lime end V Soda l.h'yMOl.iii" tea:jtto both the i'od lierr tl Op'lll'l Ibot'iii'rttif CilttH2tlOH. It ia J Scott's Ewdsjsnw it n ttytwh 1at r .ew .'iwfuer. JtiMthe Scroftla, Srcnchitia, Wastis? Eis eaees, Chronic Coughs and Colds. Asfc foi Sell s Lmubilou a:i-l taao noomer. Wbra t Crua 1 60 not ncan meraly to atop them lur a time, and then tiave tLem ro turn arain. 1 ifca.-.' A KAMCAJL. ttiii 1 liavo mcUe tae diaeoae ot ETTGaEPrLEFSY 03? FALLHiG SICIEJIESS, A life-Jong stndy. I VATiiUXT my rrmedj to t une toe worn efn. Iiecausu otbcia bavo lulled .1! do reason l..r not now receivinit a cura. (-eodatom-i tor atrealiM! nnda 1 1:1. a lioTTLH Ct 21V 1.MKA1.11BU5 UKMF.UT. t.ivfl txprck an i'o-t ouice. U cefta yoo coibog ter a tiuJ. atid u w ill euro jju. Addruaa H.C. ROOT, M.C., IS3PLJLST.KniT0EJ ARE THE BEST. I'fcVtv!. i"''" to mit M. Wm. A i:r-.v s.s. riiMM.t I I HI V. otl h nil tVii '.(. SEND FOR OUR CATALOGUE d PRIClS ATLAS ENGINE WORXS, INDIANAPOLIS. IND. 13. nc B. the :;s77 spsks ac:citi:t iS ITOV ALL IN. It is a great jdea-nre to us to offer this season's productions, hecanre they are the most elcrHrrt and B-itisf.ictory for the prices e hsve ever w en. Our Mail Order department n ill cheer fully Btihinit samples hy mail, and your order will lie filled at the l.. st p oes and a Kiti.-fu.-torily as though jou were here tod yoar shopping in pcrwjn. Have you tried it ? Scial mention is'ifadeofa few items only : A very larsre a.saortnient of all wool I111 jajrted Suiting, oS to -JO inches wide, 111 larjre n--sjrtiiiei!tK)f Htripe, plaida and mixture, at ."I cents. This if the 1: .. ' ( inprclieiwive otrerir.e of cent l'rrs-. Ii. iix ever iimat- Ly any mercantile house. l.KJ pieces M hit '1 luijiotted l'ki.lf, 40 cent. Also, at .V) cents, larpe a'ortmeiit of all w;. .Vl in.-h Sx.t.-h Cheviot. New and otylixh Cloth Iiourettef.oS in.-li-ea w ide, at ."Hi cent. A 7-cent ollerintr the tiKwt for the money ever offered Inirted Tail or Suitings, in hirjte variety of att iah Mrij-, 3S inches wi.ie, elegn'nt oualily. At 3:5 cents, "c inch Wool Sjitinp:, new fctripes and .liiid ViO pieces extra tine itice, 15 cents ; -." cent (piality. Ander.,ni's (hiii;!.iii', tnand 4."i cents. C'halli IjiivoI variety in all .plalitie, :p to the inipcrn-d'ali-nool goods at K centa. Our laive Sprinjr and Suinmer Fashion Journal and Catalogue w ill lie ready April Ist. It cots nothing hut your name on a xtal card to get it. Boggs & Buhl, pi."., JIT, 119, 1-1, miER.U. BTIil-ET, ALLEGHENY, Pa. LUMBER IS ADVANCING ! saw mills. siiix;li: STKAM FWIXr.3, MAY 1'KRSSE. 4c. If yea art f ri .. F J W ,V1 J I . m 1 fer ataxw-nc and p.x.it: prtca tu imrwluce lu jour a. to. ALQI UAR (Umitev'.j Votk. Pa. At ;tw Si ir3 i i ?$ OUSTERS The other Sic!. 1 hsr-llv t.ick up n pair hut that i ed something aboal harliers. It is al way the co.nplaint of the customer !n;t the talking harber, the !i.-tle har ber, the barher that want to trake a hnrnnooora haircut or something of the kind. But the lrber rarelv get, hi. ide of the caae into print. He iniht have ...iiclh!i.g to say bIm ut the fl-ljp ty, re-t! a , net voua, eraiily teoplewho g. t nt.i the .-hair and want to Im shaved in lew. than a minute, and who ieeni to think that a razor ahool.l create no moie nKMtion on the facw than a Knce or a breath. It ia all very well to talk aliout thebailter with liijuor on his breath. This is much exairgerated. A man can not drink and hold hw place in a first class shop. But the cut-to.i.ere' breath'r! i-oinetimea they are s'niply awful; but the harber cannot complain. II ' has gut to 't nsed to it, j 'it as a man doe w ho wolka in a fertilizer fiictory or a tannery, although it lakes a loi g time to become haniened to it. Whisky, onions, gariie, decayed teeth and disordered htomachs are some of the raus. I really U lieve that the unusual mortality among bar bers is aa much due to being poisoned by inhaling p i onous breaths aa h the con finement of the occupation. Barber in St. l-ouits Club Democrat. Ask Your Friends About It. Your distressing cough can becuml. We know it berauf Kemp's Balsam within the past few years has cured so many coupli and colds in this community. I rematkab'e sle has been won entirely by its genuine merit. Ak some friend who has ued it what he thinks of Kemp's Balsam. Theie ia no medicine so pure, none so ellW-tive. La bolters flno ami $1 at all JrugKisis'- The Bet Declared Off. A large yellow-and-w hite cat started to cross Broad way neaily oppoaite l'ark row yesterday afternot.n when traffic was at its greatest. Where t.he came from w as know n ou'y to herself, but that she was making for the friendly shelter afforded by the rails of t. raul'schurch-yard ws apparent to all. Her chances of . liint across the street safely did not seem lo he good, and she bhn.uk back teiritied from a passenger car, dodged nnder the w heels of an express wagon, and escaped being run over by one of Uncle Sam's mail vans by less than half the leiigth of her tail. TV') well dressed men from Philadel phia stopped in the middle A the thor oughfare to watch her. "Bet you she is crushed," said one. "Take vou," replied the other. Just then the pole of a double truck struck the fifth rib of the man who had offered the bet, knocked his hat off, and nearly thiew him dow n. "Hi! roared thedrivtr, "hain't you got no eyes!" At the same moment the man who had taken the bet received a blow on tl e biick of the neck from the oil horse's head that nearly dislocated sonietl.irsr spinal. "111!" roaiv 1 ihe driver. A.e y 11 a.sleep. The men escaped to the si lew.iik. "Where's the cat ?" asked one. "How do I know ?" replied the other. And as the vent'ir. some creuture was not v'sible, dead or alive, the bet was ordered oil. lOO Ladles Wanted. And lUrt men to call on any .lruirpst for a fixe trial pa. k aire of Lane's Family Medicine the great root and herb remedy, d i.-wxiverer1 by Lr. Silas Lane while in the Km ky Moun tains. For diseases of the Biojd. Liverui.it Kidneys it is a positive cure. For const a lion and cleat-icg up the complexion it d-jei-wonders. It is the bet spring medicine known. I-argc-size package, 50 cents. At all diUKils'. An Orator's Vanity. An orator is apt to be vain. A yankee clergyman w ho knew the oratorical na ture called at the house of lonls.and sent ia his card to Ixml Brougham. His lordship appeared in the lobby, scuntiing the card, and the clergyman apologized by saying that he could not leave Eng land without hearing or seeing her great est orator. Brougham not only gave hiin a seat in the house, but made a speech for the en tertainment of the shrewd minister. Mr. Philip Hone records in his ''Dia ry" that in 110 he met at a Was-hing'on dinner party Senator Preston, of Smth Carolina : "One of the mot captivating u.en I ever aw. His voice is like music." Therxtdiiy Mr. Hone was on liie fliMir of the senate, and heard Criten dm, Southard, Webtter und Prtston spenk. He was delighted w ith the elo jueut South Carolinian, who, ufttr In had finished, came to Mr. Hon;- ..i -said : "There, I made that ereh on rurpote f r you! I hud no idea that you should go home without showing you what I could do." Yon'h' Cttmfnuion. All medical authorities agree that ca tarrh is no more nor less than an inflam mation of the lining meiubraneof the nasal air passages. Nasal catarrh and all catarrhal affections of the head are not diseases of the blood, and it U a se rious mistake to treat them as such. No conscientious physician ever attempts 10 do -so. It is held by eminent medical men thatsooner or later a specific will bt found for every disease from which hu inanity suffers. The facts justiy us in assuming that fir catarrh at least, a pos itive cure already exists in Eiy's Cteaui B.ilm. It Didn't Pay. In theendeayor to cheat a ragged little boot black out of one cent a penurions citizen got into the lockup the other af ternoon. He had just had his shoes shin- ed on the sidewalk st the Northwestern dep .t. Pulling out a handful of change, he found lour loose pennies, and he gave them to the boy, with the remark : " Here, sonny, keep the change." A streetcar was passing, and the man boarded it before the boy could find his tongue. The angry bootblack chased af ter the car, while the passei.ger stood on the rear platform and grinned, for the car was going at a ratliing pace. Fare, sir," said the conductor. The passenger hadded over a nickel. Ti.e breathless bootblack caught the car just then and clambered on. He demanded the other cent, and the passenger, with an oath, made a motion as if to throw hint off. Quick as thought the boa grab bed the hat from the man's head, and. dropping off the car, ran with all his might in the opposite direction. The man had paid his fare, but lie got offjust the same and gave chase to tin boy and the hat. He caui:ht;;thel loy near the depot, and was po needing to IKiiiun 1 him, when a muscular citizen, not w ishing to learn the merits of the dis pute, championed the case of the weak against the strong, and planted a lion ta mer tinder the fellow's ear which sent htm rolling in the mud. A crowd gather ed, and with it came a policeman, Mat ters were explained at some length, w ith the olRcer as a court of judicial inquiry with the resnlttliat the smart man who tried to get a shine for foor cents was given a chance to find a bondsman on a charge of assault and battery. Chicago TtittHne. I INFANTSIHVAUDS. TB AJESoBAit LAS 0 P t AR lomerset Lumber Yard ELI AS CUNNINGHAM, MANuricTcsra hsd Dulic Wholxsale kst Sxtailiw or LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS, Hard and Soft VSoods, OAX, POPLAR, HIDINGS, PICKETS, MOULDINGS, ASH, WALSTT, FLOORING, RASH, 6TAIE RAILS, CHERRY, YELLOW PINE, 8H INGLES. DOOK3 BALl'6TER3, CHEPTNfT, WHITE PISE, LATH, ULIXDS. NEWEL POSTS A General Llueofalt irrailesof Lnnitxr and BuiMinK Material and Rxjfinj Slate kept in ttuck Alis., can furnish anything in the line of our bminea to order with reasonable promjilnesK, such as Brat lteta, Odd Rlied work, etc. Office and Yard Opposite S. &C. E, R. Station, Somerset, Pa. IT WILL PAY YOU To.'Bi'!f yotb JlejJiorial Work or Wr.1. F. SHAFFER, SOMERSET. PENN'A.i Mmiufcturerof and Dcalur In E ntrm U'jrk Furihci on Stert S-Miee, tua'l ihUtr m in Hiiin m Altti, Ajent M Ute WJIITH EROXZC Pt-piona lu nrel of MONL'MEST UhK ..l tl i.l il t... moil mirrcl uic-aii tki my hii"i :. it jro.-;r piil.w lug uill In. iMven Ihti.i. - t'I'Uoa tr'A.i.-M.'.. in iiYfj? (.1:. U..I I'. I. r y I H t' 1.0 W. I luvne ajwi-ial aTu.-utiiD k. .i. A hite Bronze, Or Purs Zino Monu.r.eit Intr-ylnnrd by REV. W. A. RIN'i. ' D . ;.V I laijirovrment In the poi.it of MAl KklAl. AN.. ;:is I'ktl "I ION. and which ui l-uiit-l t i ll.e Pui.ulHr Monunit'iit for our t'taug' a'jlt' I li inte. a CIVE ME A CALL. VVil. F. SIIAFFEIi. U. H. Downs7 Vep:etab!G EalGcmic Elixir Is a i-csitive cure Tor 'oulis. Ct.ulj, ( n.iri, VIi.;in2;-' '('.!;.:?i, f'atarr'i. Iloaiac ness, Inilu'.'iiza, Si.ittinr IU.khI, I.'roiu litis. A.-'.ln:i.i, l.uv.g Fi.-vcr, I'Iciirisy, ami all l:sea.s of the Tlnoat, flics: ami I.nn; As r.u ExicrUnuit ii lias r.o p.;naL f rnsumiitiivi li:;s leen mred times v. ithout l uini.ei ly its timely use. Itlicalu tlie ti'.ccrat. -1 siuf.U'r-s, ami cures when all other iviiuilicii f.i:!. l'ifty-six years of coiiatiiiit use has jnoveu iU virtues. Every family : h.n;;l Li e;, it ia tlie lii.use. SolJ every hue. lleuiy, Johnson & Loid, I'loj): ictors, EuiLnton, Vt Dr. Henry Baxters fiardrakc Titters a a 6i ire cure for CostivencKS, Uiliou-ness. Dys;.c;.i.i, ln.'i ,ri s'ii.n. UiM iises of the Kidneys, Torpid Liver, Kliemaatism. Iizziiu s. iek Ii. ui.u he, L of Aii-tite( Jaundice, Apoplexy, ralpitations, Enii.tioii.i and Skin iiiieas. s. Keep the iom aeh. Rowels, and Digestive Organs in g..o.l v'oihin erOtr, and p.-i feet health will be the result. Ladies and others ruhjeet to .ick Headache vi.I Jimi ieMif and permanent cure l.y tho use of thrse Iiitters. Vtiug tmi- r.i .l mildly purgative they purify the blow!. Trice 25 ets. per botlle. For sale 1 y all dealers in nudi ciiie. Henry, Johnson L id, I'lopm-tors, Burlington, Vt. Henry, Johnson & Lord, Proprietors f Arnica and Oil Liniment f r Man and rwt The best external n-medy for Khcumatiam. Netiralim Cramps, sprains. Sruisca. lJuins and Scalds. S-i'.itiea. llackarhe. Frosted Feet and F.ais. and all ot..,r l'aina and Aches. It is a safe, sure, and effectual Uinedy for Galls, Strains, Si-ratches, Sires, Jr., on Horses. One trial nill prove its merits. It effect are in most cases instantaneous. Every bottle warranted to t;ivo satisfactioa. Prico 25 eta. and 50 ets. ir bottle. Sold everywhere. JOHN H. SNDYER. ACT., SOMERSET. PA. SC1IMIDT. BUILDING ::::::::::z::::::::::::::r: The Largerst and Most Complete !l::::::.:::::::::::z Wine, Liquor, and Cigar House IN TKE UNITED STATES ESTABLISHED 1835. GK "W". SCHMIDT, DISTILLER AND J333ER CF FINE WKISK I ES. :::::::::::::::::" r IMPORTER OF VINE5, LIQDURS. AND CIGARS. XOS. 95 ASD 07 FIFTH A YES IE, riTTSmilGlf, PESXA. & IT AU Oni(T$ reccivcti by mail or Qhern-it v-ul rrcrur iirfwj HtUntlm, S1 viFREE I br rUl. '-if ( i.-i it' r btrrHUlt-l al lu in'rMtu- out prr i'i!l rudrtlt toi.r rrlt-M't in t.H-h(r( Ir ''. ntv llmw who rii- rrrurri i fw hjr wit r"" rwi lrv rtnt. I tt- r- irsM4 ul it r-4tnr'i i temr,m Ur7ft t-ir-rrrv. W w ill niito "b.r v.it lu y.ia our 'Jtyi.-'Vc li-rn-r Mt.t-al -mr H'(Mll',prtfhr I. Addrr,ll.liAU.i:M int.- 'uila.M', Ua:". fc'l ITCHING i3hyi2rr uir-rHtton. UNtl In mom imm rtmtvr !U MoT. thsTi.-.T iiUl hr -itm - Ut. -r mji"G v.i awl'IrHM ( n ) i ..f pric, li rit. K..a ; X i.s IdAn Him. t WA VSK SO PS'U. QffBS!! DISEASES ABSOLUTELY CCHIA. OlTWCNT It iimMi mprlKttrai wf Vw.nrTs fli-TMin' whiumi w tnl'rnl nviivt". r.r itit n nt T-tfr u Krwn Rtnrwrrm riln.lteh ot !'ipmm r.rril mc rrTlr biW n-t'rte lo TT.HIit S-t.t hr trt.ejtivr '. kut hi wall r i p. Vim. fl.y tr-. It I I I CJv.tffr-. I it MM -f, Jk t ! 03 roj BR U ELL BREKf Iapouo art QUICKLY MARRIO)- SAPOLIO is one of ths best known city luxuries and each tir caka is nsod an hour is saved. On floors, tables and painted work it acts like a charm. For scouring pots, pans and raatala it has no equal. Xf your stora-keeper does not keep it yon should insist upon his doing so, as it always gives satisfaction and its immense sale all over the Unitod States rr.ak9s it an alnoct necessary erticla to any well supplied store. Every thias sMnoa after its U33, and Ivan the children delight iausinitia their attempts to help around tbe honso. the ewiv Perfect Substitute tor Hother't Bilk. iKvaLiiasLC IM CHOLrn. iHraaTuit AND TtCTHli.6. A Guicklf AssimiUted " M.' roa DVSFCPTICP, COHSOMPTIVCS. COKVALf SCENTS. A Perfect nutrient a nu WMTiae Diseases f)omca No Cooairto. .cc?s . All Ct.wnTta. wc"i'.-T iv.irnr.i or I: WAsm t. i! . t.'Aia aimu Dolibir-Oor-dalB Co., Boaron. Mads. w--iri' yr, v ,y , j -l I'MIIa Sender f.; 1 ce L!t. itlCyt Circu'crc Over ZOO Caut:fjl V V KCJCUMENT fc-RCE COMPANY, KuiMiKfi.a,T. con:;. I Jtt a l.rir uitifi-Biiniff. r un w -ik -tiiJ rmnem rf r !-, lofffilrT with unr Imr Hf U fn h.T wrtNt wt IIm li.r,li-i.nif fxort.t ami iinr'il"r' .un' rtv-" rtln.nj ri Tti.ir .iiM-N rruii in ra.ta.ii-1" trait- t..r lit- U t--u U-r rr ih ii hih Mr'.i, ! tm C ui-r-Mt"i H'luv nil t-jir :i it'lit. t-. ,Anr j -.u kttnw j. 'i. ;f - .4 -....'. I If tu trk ! r . yii r-mn in'j' W'jll Klt ir ...k i.d uiiMnnH. AtMr-M. fttiMan A o.. Hut 9l t, llanl, Mhib. 9J. &ixr'?4-'i&K-M i (fhU'.UltAMHU, AXt. xt-iyr. .Ml. rieasant, Ia.. PENSION AGENCY. SOL. UHL, Tmlr auihorixNi tx the GoTemment Office If .oTTTEH AIIU -rnn ATI JAILROAD'TIMH TA3LHS. X ft J f M ,y .,,f S',t".l,'Ol'i- lOar.Rsvr rj. m pi: .i.vcr Ms.TANrr AN!" FA!:" llnripw. tii'S.-yi nr. 1' ftiiirTwl H'--rr-Tilifr 1 Sniert tn HeSel C. rnTMt f. J..tiiiMown . Pon'T.' t to Ri'lr(l r...ci t--. .inr-vlt lo Pmn-n-l to Mr rTfu1? V..... " S..D:-et t Cor-l-nlaTit....M- ' .!rorrrt t t J.hirii!tui....l Soincrsnllo BHin:re Somerset to t'l?!::. ... Simcrset ! t'onllii. ii-, Somerset to ConnMll-viiio 8.-.mcrt If ""tjihnrirn V'll I 0 -1 : -.it Ths fr ta Plu'Udv'ph: -j.h .ij u N. York,il.ft, . . sokiit-iuc.i rr.A f. JOHNSTOWN EI....,-K ji. I Rorkwoi... S. m I 'oiuie oitr... T3 m liVHSl.T r.-:t n I 8tov5town ii.2l a ra I Huuversvtiie- :.ci a n. ietllt-i ... 10 A tit MAIL No. S?. BOMEEflfTT ACCOMMCI TK;N- No.0. f Lmre. Baltimore l .'nia m Kittliuivh ft- .1 a m KiH-kwDod .V:; i m iliil'ord oM a m Arrf.fi. .MEU.-o.i A.",--a it. Pusaenet-r for S.mors.-t Tnm thp rn-t at. l on the Huburgh iiiviii.ni, cLanirv car al Kim k wood. SOUTH-BOUXD TK.iLXS. BALTIMORE 1I.WL .No. -i- Vntren j jrnir John"Uwn m I Rnck-.M! -i m Betllel :ls a m I iiic!ht!j!: L.. I :i. n. Wiii,: n;,;, ,, a , u.Tim. rv .... . - i in I'ilW.uig;. -..ui . m Huovmville a m Hi.vi.. p , x i a ia MKKSKT a m Jliili.rd .....v) a lu fwn,:i for points t-a.-t t t -Iikiu- cr at KiH-tHiN d. ACCOMlIODATI.jN'-N-o. M. Johntowu 3:0ip m n,;;..n,',i B.'tlil.. S-KI prn '::ri'.. -i.in.l llooveryville... .1 Ii. p m l :tt-h.ut .1 4 p rr1 " ' ill . 1:1 j SomekbEI 4:;il p m j Uaiiiai.-5 y a Pnwrnpt-rn fr cm: anl c. t ,-, RutkHixJ. -.ts la ROCKWOOD ACCOM.Mi rATIiS' -N,.. f Isr.rrt ( l-i-i'-f. mebset OTp in j Rn Lw,vJ P m J j P.pnei'r li avinir on i'u tri'i cm i!;t' ' i u tiuii at Kit kwuo.1 wim nigiit t.ii.n.- tm.c eabl ana went. liaily. f Ially xc-ej.t Snii.Liy. BALTIMORE & OHIO RMLKOM. riTTUB inoil l-I V.rsjo.Y. Vr.innVn Train Jlnltu. Lx. M:U. .'..-; w. Pftl.iirK!i ? p. x. nun u. vip Bratlijix-k l:a " n M.-KtjMjrt 1:;W West .Wwton .: ' n .Vi " ' 1 i "'" rin.a.1 Kuril 8:-JU ' . . i'Diirl!vllle :!:-.." " ;.:.i) r, 1.1 Ol.io IT-le 4;ir " j,, . : 1 . Miutliitacc lr:i7 " M..; 1 "n.iua " :.'. " u' , (:a4-lman fi:.;.i li:-.ii K.ji-kwuod M.'i ' " u Y! ' ;rn.tt 11 , t " Salinburr June 5.4J " ii: - ... ' njiroinle .'.. " 1!.:.; " ;-. fCt-j-n.me -::'u 1 '-, m s-.l t-alch S: " I'.'jv'"'"" :'!ianipuQ !S 44 . r rnnjH. i 1 . , 11.. 11 iuiitn 1 : '.' i.- : . - ' .-Ulll!"Tiaitl 7 1 1.1 ' ) 11 . ' H-.Iiiiintoii w . :. 0 - :;iii lalumureiiiiTivoj :o " 8 " If XV T- B0 1 'Xf) 1 ftA L v. .1 rr- Join-.j.. u.... 1 ;Ji p m Ht!f liniyli.... -:0l a n Ho.-kw.Mxi w.-.i'i a ui winfri 11: "a w -it4iyitown.....lL.-.ti p m Joover.vi!le.l.i:.l7 p ui delhei p m Paiwiiern from Pitl.l.-irti rhu.:..... rirs f.,r poiuuiou the ttuuienwt At'builnia a: -k l. The time giTcn l Eastern Suu.'.arLl T Mail Train ronn. "t at H fc-vl ti-ih t-.i'-. ' e ami from nincrw.-l uni jr'.:. ,- , -i. m Hvn.; j turn witb trmiiH. .. au.l r.i 1 i-i.-,.r.;. at (arr.-u ; u!l trains tnan.l fn.ni Ki.n., ul -.i,,.,.ury Jiu.i:- ' ion itn Iraiun to auJ fr..-ni sa.i.bu.-y. AH Train Stiyiir Poimtigm teltert. Tin:: fc-.'i W, M. C1.KMKNTS. V.iii.i-r. r I'UA&O. itXLl. Imli. ST" s ; I - - - 'J 5S jl?rr-'I?-f-i' 2 2 F? ?' ? . i ' - j J f j-S J J 2 S prj;; i:-r :fj lift fe. 5 S'i'ii-ilil S??iil: .? T a - x METAL SOffiCTKlflS HEW. 1-t.A 1 f.S. or RtsiDEKOES, Church?. CfMrrFmcs. Frms QARDCN9 (iaf Arlwr., indow u3r.K TrcHiv, Unr-nroof PLASTKUI'.'O HTI1. IM0R JUTS Ar. Write for illnstraU-il Ci ti-.lescae: mikvt ir-.- 3ENTEAL EXPANDED METAL CO IIS HterMH PIMshnri;h. Pa. rJwrw BrB kctp lu Cive na lit uf this papct JJADAM'.S Microbe - killeR HUES ALL MEASES. Aflertnv?lf Sil'l Wif. hil.l IMI nmr VT,..i Killer with jiri-at i"ti. nt. n!ihii'Kh' I aeIll.. a tarthit'K c ry intrit in nnr n-iiin.-i un.-oli.-uwi i ,ti niTo.1 ii r.-M!i.:.ii!;v UI..ir to nrarlv .jr ..f ihor tnw f pi:, n- publish nKraHni; m arlv nil .iwn. - i i.-t- -'V Trt.1- ftnut Ipurf. ,,f Win. (rt-..,'y llicrobc Kiiler." I am luippy iarXM (lip r.-pl i re iHii ut.ly lavoraMK'. lull .-!i,lii,vi;..tl'-. .;.-V ""'i- '-..-vs if.-K-.nii. ., , (' i.'a.s. a!niit i. ir pa.- ficliuf. S:n'jer.-Iv T'l". I. W. ISXRVI'M. ; r-3 Ha1..-v St.. Iir..,kl. n V V Pnoir pxtiJainiutt Ih.w nii.-r.i.H4 .-hm. -iiufi-i-, i ri) giving a hi.tury nftlip .;l,-n,t. Kiiw r. itiv.-i' i away ma!lfl Ire to any ail. I ma. Ai;c:,ti an- 1 ted everywhere. j The WM. RADAM r.licrobe Killer Co. SI f.i'n ri- V. t ii Y. fAson.'Tiu.N Mvrici.;. Xnt're is brrvb"- "Ivpn rim ihi. Mriw; In . hoivKfire Ki;,.,,,.l,.,v,(-.'M:!r, ',;.! Jiil.b -. ';:Vr. Ht ) ,vil!-l-!.e. In. t,. il v Iwn ilissnivc! by inii'nal r n ri.i Tw I". 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