Common Cifts.
-If I cou!.l vnl. J
!iuMnt rv frri;t
orU." a t,?vl.!.
iw i;kc
in tl.e
1 an.i-ouM lx'V
af.iV ciz.n tt M-.iiO i!iiin ":. li
eit-iuol to him wvr'1 y of nil J ra:e. ".Jy
fin,;f eare tlmnil. i i umute I take
p-Dc-il in iiani. Wuiwn i thrwwm ?
-I .1,n'l Inoa li -t I (no -II r,m.'' "n"
etr J tn t.-u.-!.. r, r- rut; -'ri
fvty trii-1 l-T h i'-.-ular ':n'ars l
curse '.iid;:V"s.
-I never would take fiKii.er i-0E,
ony I thick tnskiaj pid.rre is lli aitetd
thing in the -..rt io 'K I WV re
foranvthios pl.se compared iti that."
To-motron, 1 f n w"e
drawing Made 17 a lad no-oi ler tl.an
yourself."
-I j(ih ynti -.-h:11, M'u-s Brown, I
should Lketoee what -me oilier boy,
te!ve years oi l, can d .'
T. rrorro cacie.in.i tl.- .Iran in,; were
8)iaT to Q U-rt firvgz, esprw!
Lia admiration in the u:u ithoiastic
manner. .
"What a won ierfV. artist that loy will
I envy him ; I isli I w like b3D
Where i he? can't I fee him? be ex
claimed in a brealu.
-IVrl.aps you can if he is able to come
out ; he is not very strong."
I ahtraMn't care frr that if I could use
a pencil as be can,"
-He is a lif.ks, d-'tf," coctlnaed Miw
Brown.
-Well, f don't think I would Oiicd that
much," tvf mi Iljbcrt, with some hesita
tion. ' lie is lame and some Hat dcf wrned."
I tlimlJu't l.ke that ; but I could
draw all the turns if tr.T hands were right
I want to we liiiu. any way."
"If you aiii lv in my room to-morrow
at to o'i!'K-k you i-liul! we bim ; bnt you
iiin.4 prouiine n jt to rj.eak till I jeak to
j ou."
' I pro;i,i.--."' answered Ii.ilrt ; and
then he -tit h-:ne to wonder w hy tiii
j.roini-' was rojiircd.
The next dy he a in the appointed
pUiv at the appointed t'.uic, and icnt
)v the d'r.ir of M.. Ilroan'a (ttudio was
opened to admits by mhocuuie limping
in. A circular cWk con-ad the figure
of the new corner, hut when thin was
thron off, there lie s'.-xxl, hum p-ltcked
and leaning to or.e is! ie, his Lead ewro
ing to ret Kjn his mit-liatf-n (.boulder,
and his plain fatv relieved f-ora p-itive
agliiNMi only by his fi, expressive eyes.
Ko'oert tiiefj? '.auct-d at his oB
rtwipht liii'l and tLen at the reduction
of himwlf in the minor opposite. He
would cot 1 -Kk iike th by inther.adio
f.r the world. Hi? would hid (u':te out
ofciirht. llenevr drea-ned the young
artist was before hail until called by Mies
l:ron to niiilve t'.ie acquaintance of
rhi!ipiMuhlin.
"KoU-rt thinks your (iif? n.ore to be de
sired than any oilier," fcai I tlie lady after
t!ie two lads had excha::d prtetings.
"1 think the common g.fw are more to
Ik? desired," replied Pitiap tally. '"HI
crnld be like you, straijjbt and strong I
wouldn't car if I never saw a pictuie,"
be added, turuiug to Kjbert. "Mother
nay my p-A is whit the bird gve me to
make up for taking away moch. So I
try to be pJrtient and not feel bid when
people look away from uie a if they
couldn't bear sj M a 8i'ht. When lam
woiking with my pencils and crayons I
f.irjret, I am to anxious to le a great ar
tibt ; but I must study a srreut many other
things before that can be."
"I)o you like to study V asked Ko':rt.
"Not very well," wati np'.ied. "It
makes my bead actie, and I p?t tired of
th'mk:nj ; but 1 know I must do iL 1
think you have everything to make you
happy.'
Uoberttireir? felt so much pympatby
for his companion that he was careful not
to manifest his aversion for suci deform
ity ; but when he ?nt IxMindlng down
the street without a thought of fatigue,
be rejoiced as nevtr before in the "com
mon gifts" which had been bestowed
upon him. In his short interview with
I'ailip .Spau!din be had learned the
reason why he could not be an artist.
He had not an artist's gift, but be bad
health and strength, with every seti9e full
and acute. There were a thousand things
w hich be could do. He could be one of
the active helpers so much needed in the
world, standing firm for the riht, and
thus manifesting his grititude for corn
in n giftr- H'. .'-S;.rii.7.
The Cider was Off.
As we aat around the stove the land
lord broiuht in a gallon of cider will) a
delicious twang to it and treated all
hands. I thought it the ni.ts! I ever
saw, but the man from Ohio smacked has
1 s shook his head and said :
"l iiM-m't taste exactly ri-bt to me."
"What:" cried the landlord, Mo you
think it is adulterated V
"Tast. that way."
"It can't I. It was made by old TUll
3iyUr, nit hre absut two miles. Bill
is inclined to lie tricky, and so I not
only paid hi in an extra pric?, but watch
ed the whole lusiaiw of making this
larrel. I'll bet a bundred dollars be
didn't put in a dr p of water."
".V ebbe not, but it is otI taste."
The landlord was ne'.fled alioi.t it, and
be was olferiug to make most any tort
of a be", when old Bill hspiK'ned toe me
in.
"Here, Bill, you are just tbeiranl
warned to see!" exclaimed mine host.
"Here's a mm who s;vs rour eider is
rH.n
"Has he list his palate?" asked the
man.
"."omethin? wrong with the cider
Borahing wrong." said the Cockeye.
"Bill, didnt 1 par tou extra for this
barrel?"
"Yen did."
"Didn't 1 s?e all the apples ground V
"Voa did. '
"I'idn'l I see thechtFse made?"
"Yoadid." '
"Uidu't I stand by whi'e the cider ran
into the barrel, and didn't I bung it my
self?" "Yoj did."
"Now, then. Bill here's a lire dollar
note. If you did beat me in any w ay
the note is your if you'd tell me, and
111 aree not to feel ba:d aboot ii."
"Honest In, u a?"
"Yes, honest Iojun."
Well, then Tor;, 1 toaked the apples
in water orer uiht," aaid the old cider
maker, as be reached out f.r the bill.
"Thought as much I' chuckled the
Buckeye. I've been in tiie cider business
myself for f rty years, wad I know we
cant be Btrwiji t save onr oerks. A
very fair article, Ian J lord t cry fair, bnt
a leetlc off in the taste."
Chapter I : Yk, lired, no appetite.
Chapters: Took Hood s Sarraparilla.
Chapter: S;rvi.g.beerful, hungry.
o- .
?portsnan bu'o, X-t' there any
pame around We '.'" Boy ( w ith baseball
crazei "la der? Well, ve jest want to
comeober in Stephen ' Holly ' Melder
ai see de Urasshopjters kneck d Mtiifien
out of Je Katydid Club! Big game,
misteT."
No one was ever roriected by a far
caam, bnt often driven further in lie
aame way. In tociiin always be k;l
nd patient
k Kittle
m.VER
ni t I 1 Wii ii
moot I
tiirk FMUtiwtw .'-iieT' H trIe (nrl-o-tit
to iii ( tif t"m. irh M
muiLf. J -am ii, '.. Ac W lu U-r nxt
, rtnutarh tt Cmr-rm rjrriJt I.mta TtiAM
ar ol y rnlnn'Je m ' itMr. r.
a?Ml Wfti lae tn iwiaowiK ctiJpiu
lnv 1k crf-T-j-t i diwfoer ue uii-h.
KfmulMe the )if and rv-i l w
Lvau U tbff ot.tr cured
HtiAB
whn i;fTT fr-m Jhi dKTiwM e.mipinl:
hut ftTun-!v thr rMirrm A-m S end
hTL and 'w try thrm will 4
vwmt littip pli raluahle In diwt wr that
tner will m. b- il ing to do wflbont Uxm.
hu: after aJ taut aead
f ttw nne rt no many Ut tbat brr- H wbro
w mk cr emu boast. Cx f-il curt as
( itru'ii Lm t Ijrca Fillo arewrrsTtiiuI
aii.1 very ew to tai. i'octiN.im4
a d TtiT are trfi-t!e "stal'"' aoi o
impe or punre, t bj t.er ir-ot! mrtv
. who law them. In iaj at 'A cent:
five tor f 1 . eTBrrn bm, c arat by mail.
UZ.7B X, Sew ?.'
B I
k. 1 LI 'Wm
DOES CURE
CONSUMPTION
In Its First Stages.
, li tur pow grt the graaiiu.
J
VTkifk 1 nr CTBl I ) Tt eaa Herat? to
rtnp tnria lux a t:rae, and tiien hzre them ra.
Uraacain. I wtaif A RADICAL Cfc&
1 bate maie tlx oi
FITS, EPILEPSY or
T ATT ran SICKIiESS,
A l!fe-lotfr stoijr. I tctlTr my remedT t
t Tat tue want case. IM-cantc otaera bavo
lid u no re won lur net tow rerivmr a cure,
rend al once fur a trcauue and a FREE Hon LB
of my '. 'ULLIUL Kexrdt. Give tiprc
and t" t OOtr.t. it cou yon boUjilj lot a
ti jd, uj it out cure you. Addreaa
HJ.RD0T,M.CIMfuat.ST,HrwT3EI
aMiJiiBBi
'That 5 Blanket is a dandy."
FREE Get from your dealer free, tie
'a Book. It bis himl-ime pictures and
Tal'table Infornsati.m a!xnt horses.
Two cr three ciullars fcr ill Horse
Blanket will itiuke your horse worth more
and eat less to keep v. a: ni.
5 A Five Tilile
5 A Bess Stable
ktk fori c,. ri.:
5 A Extra Tesi
3fl ntlier Ktvlni nt tiriccs to suit ererT-
body. If you can't get them from yucf
dewier, write ux.
ARE THE STRONGEST.
MONT f.'.MIi-IE KflTHCUTTHr "I'A trt.
X.in ir t liv VVw. Av s t. I1titrd:t . v.-!n
xaia tin.- latura il.c.: L'raaJ liix r Klankcta.
r:E CANCER filiD TURMOR CAN BE
C'JRED ' ITH OUT THE KNIFE. '.
To rrimv the rainifr ha
tn-n m'Uiiiu that the
proi'-im liave ne-er in
nine vi liiM-iiver; dut at lart
Ir. 8l.iiHrt ha. tlivA-enif a
remedy whieb. If a(iiil will
rtioovt it iu Inm day.
There are S kir,1 of ('i:-r,
namir: tue Iko-e C;irr toe
ypKter C:irtr. Fisnrei Deer-
tn bone Oiier and the W olf
Cancer, i r,re have been r-ae
j-r p-..fiiiii haverid flat)
ffw a filir'e reenrlitm but la
kiCR CU tlicr mrnur, of no binetit-.
Pt. Steinrrt h r?inord them cf Ten Year
PthDiliitc. and fmm rer)U SI yean of are. in an
ou lKo!l.tK'rh.ai. Verm are rvjoerod lo eU
at hi otice a:w tae wonderfal cure he ban
maile. aud whieh he ba iu aleuUol fur nfe keep.
hie He bar a y-rf prmeiW. and nmi.lt iu
Hie forvro. rank of ht rofeion. 1 he Mlnw
iv.f ca.-e- are a few of tame bo bare been t ure1
bv pe :
W ra. M'-Ktobti. of Woivtvllle Iw . eaaoer of the
breast, : jean. Look at above cut j
.uaanii. rvr-m t w c
A lam Allr y l:kb Street. "ittb h
l'a. taaa (or i K car on Uw
'"- brean. turee yeata.
. an. Arnbr. Uar,r i 5d Staad. Kextmor.
In4 pniiit;-. nTul, Mr s(-ve!y,
earner on wotnti. uotu'ih. n Mn Mrr-L
Aileebeny City. la. Adam Hlafk, ramvron IIu
MKie futiou. 14,-aver ennntr i'a. Mr. Werner
eao-r.n reetn i. (... ,ib W , P;ttl-inrh. l'a.
Jlrv Ar.ler. eaiiccrou iior. Fra:ikijxii Av in,.
- t'ct-t.iitVt. p. jjra. r,mea. Coal MiDioe.
tiidtaiia County, pa.. ex.mt.Tof ibouider. ytwia,
Mr. Uotb. oin.er ot :4Hh rs. aad t-enn Ave . oaa
cer on cheek. ; rw. Mr. H .ni, Harg rreet,
ailebeny. raneer 4t rh-rk Svrv in. sieaart!
1' '-"7" rtln.iir tmiwt'iil .rab. 2 rear.
Jirs. j. Ke.ly. m PinUjrcu nre. On-enatmra.
J-a . ninior im now. 5 y-ar Wra. Rirv-non. :.i
lara War Ailechene. tiiiaor,jn f.irbrd 15tn.
Mr, ta, Ilit!, CM Knakes;are ctrert, t R.,
liiuJ-u-ih, iaiivrof bn. jr.ru. lira. -nana,
rawer u( brewl, : rrmra. ilra Uutrr.eao
eer . bw. 3 VBan. Jli. Jleandia. rawrr of
wooili. er. Wr. HrMat. tinier of vomb. J
J"' r"- loeant caoner of owib, yt-ar.
Mr. Xnlier. l-i'er ,r wraa, J yoan. tin,
KKari, eaueer of bn-aat,2 rwra.
Me alH remove. iUk daneerfwa tanewnrra In
tr..!0 i to 4 hi r. and bat a.. itne'u of them
in hi "Jl.rr. He aiao earn i, ;t.-r and eoni,.l.,L.l.
.r the ktilneya. .i aom and riiatmsatiun and all
kin aiid 1kiA ilu-Mise. t
Dr. . STtlXERT,
srvKira avixce. PiTrBrB(.n. k.
- Sead I ceB: Rap yof infcrmatloa.
ACHE
BLAHftETS
Johnstown Business Houses
G11EAT SeWSI
: : :
: i
THE NICELY BOYS
W.U Dtrer be hung, if tbey can help It. Nitb
Will .-K
J. S. Ashbridge,
The Johtutowo Carpet man, but L will ae3 yon
Canu, OilClotbs, " '
AVintlow Sliades, Htig, , . i
5 Matu, Matting, lace CorUlns,
f . and Cortoin rols
Cneajr than Ihey were ever beard of before." It
Hi aiot!ih ) ou. call and aee for ywuneif.
5. 131 Fraaklia St, Johnatawi, Pa.
City Drug Store;
r D.bert SaiWing, Nejrf U Pwtotca '
When in the city don't fail to call and a. nj
at oar proraiutnt location, where you will
find one of tbe prettiest and most attract
ive I'rug Stores in
.JOECSSTOWlSr
- The public pronounce it a pern. Vt carry
a full l:ne of Pure rrt!frs. Jledicneit. Chemi
cals, Toilet Articles, ace. I'hyiciana Pre
scriptions Carefully Compounded.
Respectfully Yours.
CHAS. Yol'N'vJ, Johnstown, Pa.
Graduate of tbe Phil'a. Collfty of Pharmacy.
JfiYelry, Watctes, Ctets, b, k
At the GUI Ptand, in a New Bnildicjr, the
is filemj with aij. kini of
Oniamt'tits.
Watclics,
Clock?,
Silverware, tc.
A Larger. Finer, fhoaucr. iuw llclia-
ble Sb:k- as E'd kept ift tiny r-el:ui
Jewelry Store r Western lViir.sylvanva.
L. W.LUCKHARDT.
59 and r,l Main Street, Johnstowiu Penn'a.
THE OLD RELIABLE FIRM
Fcclrier & Lsvergocd,
Can be fousd at Morria Stsuet, with
CompJeteSlOtkof ':
STAPLE AND FANCY GCH'tDS,
, ; HOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES, QUEENS WARE, ic.
Which are on Sale at
ROCK BOTTOM TRICES.
As heretofore, farmers can get Heat Prices
for their produce by bringing it to us.
We are now showing; a Fine line of
French . Zephyr Ginghams,
Full AoruncBt of Plain and Uetn-tlitched 23 to
EMBROIDERED FLOUNCINGS,
ALL NEW liEslGXS.
BlTTOXa, BUCKLES,
GIMPS. FRINGES,
LACES, TIES, TABLEtXlVERS,
EEISrEADS, TOWEIA
ASU DAMASKS,
Of Newest Pattern.
Chess ' Cloth Ccafarts.
John Stenger,
227 Main St., Johnstown,- Pa.
SCHOFF'S.
Park Building, Rail Street, Oppctda Aim Hiil,
JobnaUrwn, PA.
SPECIAL VALUES IN
LACE CURTAINS!
With Terr Tir of Onn:n we give the poles ft
15 c-nu, mid frtui'mrn- chit urtaiiw heper
tbc ttitr wm quality ran te botirbt el
nhere, :ail &ud examine qn&Mtr aud
j'rice. A rmpltte line of l)ry
GuoU at lowest pric-.
SCHOFFS,
Main nreet. Park Building opnoaite Alma Ball,
Johnttown Pa,
THE POPULAR
DRUG-STORE,
Corner of Vain and Franklin Streets,
J: O: II; s: T; O; W- , 1': A
I now fil'..-d with all tbe let
IDZRTTO-S
In the markeL Mr motto,
" LO H" MICES AXD QI ICK KETCRXS,''
I? rijidly adhered to, and f'lM M.t)''ii'ifuar
anteed. A full liiK' ef 1
PARIS CREEK AKD WHITE HELEBORE
Aiwaya on band,
CHARLES GRIFFITH.
TO PHYSISIANS:
A Ft'LL U!TE OF
SURGICAL IXSTRUMESr?,
TIIUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES,
and sumtRTnns,
of every description, at
HB.HEFFLEY'S;
3M Bedfivd street, Johnstown, Pa.
Aintjier"Jc lastrnnienta a tpecialtr. Oaa
beonleretl Uy mail. &-il-3m.
AS A SURYIVOR OF THE FLOOD
A. W. Blauch,
115 Morris St., Johnstown, A
Wants ail hi friend to know that be baa
openedAbrand new stock at -
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
SUCH AS
Dry Goods, Groceries, Etc.,
Whieb he is offering at prices unexjualed by
competitors. All kinds ut
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Taken iu exchange for (rood?.
tall and get Bargains.
HARDWARE
tmc ol and wiu KMoara MaaDwaac sreac or
(rECEASKI),)
Is now in full blast under the
charge of the undersigned.
I keep in stock all articles in
my line, from a needle to a
Hay Fork. The fmest of
CUTTLERY
A Specialty.
BOTTOM PHICES Jl CLE TIIEllOOST,
W B. DIBERT.
At the oid stand oa Vaio street, Jauoatown, Fa.
YOUCANFIND
at In rmtKw.n at IW Alvrtiar harraa a
rEECTGTOlT BBSs.
wwwmm m atmi lama aa a.wta
JOHI
tTESTO nsssntr
IS
Lc Jf". CWne in a the aaow. Taal f
agar tfeetn af lien e( Mt.
rWf.- iUkc. abM cant pinliin
tatttUianktta . -
VollfsflCUEBIacking
at a
fill f I flTHS atwlaaawd warit.Prt a
vniMtmaaYainawwaBnttiaiBrT.
will tH ;a bva aa aatiiy r l will abuia K,
nda.!itbawoatl"taieL t
IK-WON
WCLFP AT aAKOOLFH. hnadalplilA.
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE.
TBS SEW E'XiM IS THE
DIBERT BUILDING,
Corner Main and Franklin Sts.,
Ia wbere
Mens, WGmens'.
Jtnd Chll
Fuotwear, dreu
Of Best Quality, and at LOWEST TIIICES
can ba found, in stylea of aU makes. lam
prepared to compete wiih one and all
dealers in the S: ale. AU I atk isa trial.
SCOTT DIBERT.
Boots,
Shoes,
and Rubbers
Having to jraeate my ; .tore-room in
Park Row, Main Street,
OPPOSITE
Alma - Hall,
Sooner or Later, I am Closing out
, t ; ' rmy, Entire Stock of ? ' i '
Boots and Shoes
: - -AT
Extrtmely Low Price.".
CaII aud tSee Me.-
EESPECTFULLY,
J. D. EDWARDS.
SsRepairing a Specialty.
SADDLERY AND HARNESS
S. LEXJIART, JR.,
Successor to Samuel Lenbart, Manufacturer
aud Ita!cr iu
HARXRS3,
SADDLE?, '
WHIPS.
' ' XETS,
BLAXKET3,
KOBia, ic.
9Epairing Promptly Done.
143 Clinton St, Johnstown.
Doir t Forget It.
A FACT THAT SHOULD SOT BE
OVERLOOKED IS THE FINELY
FINISHED ROOM AT THE
OLD STAND,
THERE 1 SOT OX EXHIBITION
ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
AND CUEAPFSTLINES OF
:MiIlinery H Goods, z:
Consisting of all tbe late styles of Ladiea and
Misses'
BONNETS & HATS
TO BE FOUND IX THE STATE.
FASHIONABLE
TRIMMINGS
A SEGIAItTY.
And at Prices to Suit Buyers.
L. FOCKLER,
No. 106 Franklin Street,
JOHXSTOWX,-pX
LIQUOES I
-FINE OLD..
WHISKIES
And Imported Llqunrs mid In bulk and by the
special lines :
OLD CABIXET. TOM MOO tit,
'POSSCM HOLLO W, C ICk'ESIIEIMER,
FISCU S UOLDKS WZDDISG,
GIBSOSS XXIX WHISKIES,
James Henneaty. Paal TnB-il. rarnac. Wilbur
, FuUnan'a "own Blarkberry Onniial." Abw,
BVdlunl and ayanerwt Pure hje Whiskies,
Willi age.
FISHER ,& CO.,
309 Maia Street, Jokatown, Pa. .
ARTISTIC JOB PRINTING
A SPECIALTY.
HARRY M. BENSHOFF,
MANUFACTURING STATIONER
AN"1
BLANK BOOK MAKEli.
H ANN AM BLOCK,
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
DfTT FOhSET TO CrlaktT
COBAUGH'S !
W kat He Iet Xot Keep ia
Dry Goods,
G110CERII3,. E00T3 . iANE SHOES,
And aU other Mne of WerrnKolw, it T.ot werUi
kefiina. antre Hnid.itv reV!aitr
Fanner's iee-t KaLle-i, rne u all
cualuinera.
PA. COBAtJCH, V
- Kndoi Kern'
Kernvilla ti.t'g
Creek Met Creek.
A waif of a loy was eaiir.fr a stale half
loaf on the street corner yesterday with
the air of a sUrvelin. when a tfny dog
came a'on' and erottclied ut his IVl. The
hungry Isok reruainetl in the boy' eyes,
but he a-lanced down at the vagabond
do, aud tKiid in a friendly way :
' Wot you want? This aia'l no bone.
Gitr
The dot! moved offa little, and agtin
it crouched and look wistfully at the food,
"isiy do jer want tjia wtw nor I do?"
asked the waif. "Speak, can't yer 7"
The dog jrave a quick bark, and the
boy threw him the rest of the loaf.
"N'uff said," lie remarked, aa he watch
ed him eat rawrtoasly ; "I ain't the fel
ler to see a pard ia trouble."
And the boy went one way and the
d tg he had befriended another, both the
better for the encounter. DJroti Fm
P.ttt.
Then the Band Played.
One day Dot lng ago some friend ask
ed I'r. C. G. Davis why he was obliged
10 near glasses. " Well, 111 tell you,"
replied the doctor, Years ago I icjured
my eyesight shooting deer. I was reck
oned a remarkable shot and cou'd bring
down a deer aa easily at 1,500 yards rs
at 20 yards. Deer hunting was my favor
ite pastime, and my wonderful marks
manship was a marvel to every one. Oae
day I was out with a hunting party,
when we came to a little knoll, or rise in
the ground. About a mile away across
the prairie we could see three deer drink
ing at a stream. Pretty soon one of the
deer left the others and came toward os.
When be was atout 1,300 yards distant I
took steady aim, and fired.
" To my surprise, the bullet took no
apparent effect, and the deer came stead
ily on. At 1,000 yards I Cred upuin, wilb
a like result, and, to try chagrin, I failed
to biing down tbe beast at 500 yards. I
fired a fourth time when the deer was
lOtifeet from me, anil the animal fell in
his tracks. Why didn't I hit him at
yards ? Well, because I couldn't see
him at that distance, I thought my eye
sight was failing, and that is wby I wear
glasses." It took a good hour of hard
work on I'r. Davis's part to bring his
friend to after this recital, and the man
went away w ith a dazed, pained expres
sion of countenance, while the orchestra
discoursed a beautiful Scotch melody
in other words, " The band played An
nie ttooney.' '
We Caution all Against The m
The unprecedented success and merit
of Ely's Cream Iialm a real core for
catarrh, bay fever and cold in the head
has induced many adventurers to place
catarrh medicines bearing some resem
blance in appearance, style or name np
on the market, in order to trade npon
the reputation of Ely's Cream Ealui.
I)ont 1 deceived. Bay only Ely's
Cream Balm. Many in yenr immediate
locality will testify in highest commend
ation of iL A particle is applied into
each nostril ; no pain ; agreeable to use.
Price 50 cents.
The Cook Withdrew.
A lady living in a fashionable neigh
borhood in the northern part of the city
secured a new cook the other day, but
the girl had cot been in tbe house an
hour when she asked for an interview;
and said :
"Madam, I think it best for me to with
draw and let you fill my place.".
"Why? Why, is anything wrong?" .
"Yes, yonr husband !
"But what ot him ?
"It would be very embarrassing for
me to continue to meet liiui,"
"Explain yourself."
"We were once eng-.ged to be married,
I found that be was unworthy of me, and
so I gave him the skip."
"You you did ! Now you get your
bundle and go V exclaimed the indignant
lady.
"I simply withdraw, madam with
draw for the sake of peace and hirmony.
I hope your husband isa better man
than when I gave him the walk. Au
refoir'" Dttroii Fret Prrn.
PRLSKESNES3 LIQUOR HABIT Ix IU TUB
Voiui TUKB xs bit 01 ccan. Dr. IlaiXES'
Goldes Srcciric.
It can be siren In a cup of tea or coffee wlthou
the kuowli-'.ie of the pernio taking iteSecting a
peedv and iman lit cur e, whether the pi
1. a ti.i 1 1 r . rfr' n L .r ... an ' a Us .H. .1 1 . imtriw
Thousands of drunkari have Wn rured who
have taken tbe oohlen perific in their nortec
without ineir knowledge, u-nay beiitve tnev
quit dr.nkiuK of their nun free will. No harmful
eflrrt renult from iui administration. Cure guar
anteed. Send for circular and lull particular.
A. Lire" Iu confidence. oD.s Srciric Co., lai
Itace street Cinviunail, O.
Not For Fishing.
A citizen with a fish pole over his
shoulder was going op Qass avenue, yes
terday, when a stranger called out :
"Ilavi any luckf
Fifty feet further on a second in
quired :
"Are they biting now V
And at the next comer a thiid stop
ped him and asked :
"Say, wbatll yoa . take for a ton of
'em V
A fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh had
their say, and the eighth bore down on
him with :
"I tell yon, old fellow, yoa may laugh
at the idea of spitting on your bait, but it
brings luck and I can prove it."
"Speaking to tne?" queried the man
with the pole.
"Certainly."
"What do yoa take me for?"
"Why, you are going a fishing."
"Who said so ?"
"Haven't you got a fish pole T
"Sappose I have ! If I saw yoa carry
ing a bar of soap home would I argue
that yon were going to do the family
washing?"
"But aren't you going a-fiihing?"
"Xo, sir! This pole is to punch the
sparrows' nests out of the eaves of my
house. Mighty funny how many people
there are in this world who are interest
ed in other people's bmine. Diro'U
Free Pre.
Consumption purely Curod.
To Tna Eiirroa: Pleaaa Inform ,tr laailmi
that I kava a poaiuve ranad, fur tb above-named
diaeaaa. Br ita tiaielj uaa tnooMuida of hopeleaa
eaaea have bora permanantl sored. I ahal ba glad
to aend two batiks of woj raanedr r&KS to any of
7 onr readers who have eoaaoaantioo If they will
send me their Ernnss and P. O. address. ILeepect.
foUy, . T. A. SUJCUlt. M. CL, lil Paart Sc. X. Y.
She Swore Back at Him.
Mrs. Binks is a pleasant, mild manner
ed little woman, who is almost heart
broken over tbe fact that her husband is
addicted to the use of profanity.
"Why don't yoa swear back at him ?"
said her sister one day.
"I couldn't do anything like that," said
Mrs. Binks. But her sister is a woman
with mnch force of character, and suc
ceeded in exacting a promise that this
religious method would be tried.
Mr. Binks came home rather tired and
in a not very amiable mood.
"Well," he said, as he glanced over the
table disgusteily, "if this aint the slim
mest meal I ever saw, III be d d."
"So ao will I, John," rejoined Mrs.
Binks, meekly.
More failures are to he attributed to ef"
orts misdirected, than to the want of es-ortion.
' INFANTSIIiVALIDS
A Matter of Importance to You !
If snfli rirp from long slamlins Thn.nir Piscasea. DLvrwies of the Blood, Skin and Xervoiu
riystew, a?i l'ue nufferiiij; from
EYE, EAR NOSE AND THROAT TROUBLES,
.j .:..'r.
J Vi-IXELAN.
Iiina.c.
, JI. D., s.K-eiilist oa t arunic 1
NOTICE TO ALL INVALIDS !
tat rf"lTMT7 nir The well
bus, and
v- T T r T T-T T ' "V-
LrC I. J. 1C L4itLdLtSx , ftaiiie
ieal and SurgU-al Institute, Colstnlxn. O., aad Eiaaiming Sursm kuthe hVlihruuk Sauiiariiim
be at ibe
SOMERSET HOUSE, SOMERSET, ..
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
Tins will give his numerous patient?, and others who are in need ofmed
ical treatment, an opportunity to consult this diitinauL-hed physi
cian, whose duties at the Institute will permit only monthly
visits to your community.
CHRONIC DISEASES OF THE EYE,
bucii as GrannlatiU Liii., Chronic Inflam
mation ol the Lids, of 1 lie Iris, of tiie Cho
roid, of tiie Krliiia. Chronic t'iiera;iiii,
Sa;.nn of the Lid. Cancer of the Lii and
Eye. Tears Huimini? Over the Cheeky, lay
and Xiuht liliudnoa, l'urti!eni or Mattering
More Eyc, Oonorriieal (liihal:nia. Syph
ilitic Dplithalmis. Iled kioiclMH or llrown
ones on tbeliall. Phlyctenular Oihitalani;a,
Ojiacitie?, or Milk White SKia on the Eyr,
Oilaiicnia orcupiiir cfilie Nerve. Amur
rusii', Kalline out of Ia-hIii-!", Sores, Kednesa
of Ktifxa of Lids an. I Kyes, ami all oilier dia
ea.xe to which the Kye or its aiilaf are
liable, positive and rapid cure guaranteed.
EAR TROUBLES ARE CURED
In an aMotiiauingiy quick time. He will
relieve yoti of all pairing hibainaiid nnuin
noise", heaviness, itching pain, nimiing of
tbe ear, will ( Kise up a hole in a drum u I ''.
years' Manding ; will inrt Artificial Ear
JJrtim of his own invention, with astonish-.
ngly gratifyine result.
A WORD ABOUT CATARRH.
It it In tbe nervous membrane that wonderful
serui-tluid envelo surrouiitiiiix the delicate
tiaiiuea of the air and foor! (a.viage9, that Ca
tarrh makes ita stronghold. Once establish
ed it eats into the very vital, and renders
life but a lon-dran bre of rutwrr and
disease, dullin the rense of hearing;, "tram
meling tbe jiower of speech, destroy ine the
faculty of smell, tainting the breath and kill
ing tbe refined pleasures of taste. Insidu
oosly, by creeping on from a simple cold in
the head, it assaults the memomm lining
and envelopes the bones, eating throngbthe
delicate coats aud tannine iurlaramation,'
sloughing and death. Nothing short of to
tal eradication wilt secure health to the pa
tient, and all alleviatives are simply pro
crasticaied sufferine. leadin? to a fatal ter
mination. I'r. McCieilan has, by a treat
ment local andions'.itutional, made the cure
of this dresd d'sea?e a certainty, and has
never failed. Even wlien the disease had
made frightful inroads on delicate constitu
tions, hearing, smell and taste have been re
covered, aud the disease thoroughly driven
out.
A LIFE OF EXPERIENCE.
The Doctor has had a whole lite of study
and eiierience in his profession, and he en
joys advantages that tall to the lot of but
lew: After altenuinir a fall course in the
medical ccilfes and irradnatini; with high
est honors he was not content to stop there,
but has since attended other colletes. and
several times reviewed the wbole prufeosion:
has also traveled extensively for the purpose
of improvement, having visi'ed the best
Medical College?, Hospitals, Dispensaries.
Evr, Ear, Lro and other medical and sur
gical insiiiions on both continents ; travel
ing thousands of miles both by land and sea;
spending thousands of dollars; improving
every advantage within his command, and Ou examination; of the urinary deposits a
devoting the bet years of his life to become ropy sediment will be found and sometimes
THOROUGHLY FAMILIAR with his pro- small particles of albumen will appear or
fession in ail its branches. the color will be a thin or niilkisti hue.
GHRONIf DISFAF char,KinS to a daik or torpid appear-
Urmumt, miLAiti, anre. There are many men who die it this
The Doctor treats no acute diseases, but dirricnliy, ignorant of the cause.
EXAMINATION AND CONSULTATION FREE TO ALL
SCHMIDT
zzrzzrzThe Largersi
Wine, Liquor, and Cigar House
IN THE UNITED STATES-
ESTABLISHED 183S.
C3-. "W. SCHMIDT,
. DISTILLER AND J03BER OF
FINE WHISKIES.z:3rr-
IMPORTER OF
WINES. LIQOURS. AND CIGARS.
A'OS. S3 ASD 97 FIFTH AVESUE, PITTSBURGH, PEXSA.
AU O"1 two a rrttre nrp, attnm.
. Wear PalUaelakU.
Ftekaal Oaeaa Hra. jgth.
Yearly Kaaeaae, tMO.
Qaarterly Pay.,S1M.
tK? SWS.mIU 'fu" !5T :
Ciil biwuHanoa C.i. Alruvcd (hm i.
. " -
taw ut wbci
r'lW rwv
Ih js i solid handsome caJie of
scouring soap which ha,s noequd
for all cleaning purposes exceph'n
me laundryTo use it- is to value i-
Vf mf SAPOUO do? Why it wiU clean paint, make oilcloths
bright and giye the floon, taUei and shelve, a newarW iTS
take the grease off the dishn and off the pots and pan Yoan
kJ6 f2rkf i4- aDd thetin thing, shine brighSyS
wash-basin, the bath-tab, even the greasy kitchen tink will be ?S Sana!
a ne pin if yon n SAPOUa One cake will prove an wV eay SI
clever housekeeper and try it
S. TZS2SaSSrTR,-2SAPClI3
ENOCH tV10RCAN8 SONS CO., NEW YORK.
tmi unit
Pttfict Substitute
for Mother's MIL
nvALuaSLS
ia Cwotcaa laraarrua
ana TctTxmo.
M Quietly Assimilated Foi
rem DrtMsries,
CONtUMSTIVft,
COMVALCSCCNTS.
A PcnrccT Nw.-fticNT
to a Li. rasriao O.acaats.
(ovinia NoCOOkiNO.
Screw ta All Cuaaaics.
SFMO r" CF
vBU . vi.fa aw la.
Dofiter-Goodafa Co
boston. Maes.
MORITZ SAt.M. M. D., Specialist on DJeae of
Kye, K.r, .ok(, ihrjit ana Laojt
kown Ocnlit. Aurit, Optician, and Princoil of
t
the tierniauia Kye, Ear, Xose and Tun lulirtnary.of diiuai-
Tr.crelelirateil Si-eciiilist on Chronic fiimaw.from the
Ittiiti;te, and late lrnieti of tbe Ii yri ia Mii
Inii
wiil AUGUST 29TH AND 30TH'
makes an entire speciality of chronic and
lo::g standing diseases. Cases given tip by
other doctors and pronounced lncmable,
he most desires to see. The Doctor has
treated over 15.0t cases in Ohio in the last
twelve years many of w hich had been given
upas incurable, some to be Wind, others
Ileal, and a lare number to be invalids tor
life. Dut behold.' now tiiey feee and Hear,
and many are started on the high road to
health and recovery every day.
The Doctor ia mrrouuiied with the
larrest collection of tine instruments ever
in. Kitted to this country for examining and
trralini; all diseases of the Head, Face. Eye,
Ear Throat, Heart, I.unf.-s, Stomach. , Liver,
Kidney, liladder, Skin, ISiain and Nervous
System, Cancers. Tumors. Files. Swellings.
Old Sores. Fits, I'araiysis, Neurais, Kheu
mutism. Dropsy. Gout, bick Headache, De
bility, Depression of Spirits. Diseases ol
Children. Hereditary Diseast. etc., etc., and
in fact, aU long standing and Chronic Dis
ease. DISEASES OF WOMEN
S:ich ai have batHad the skill of all other
physicians and remedies, quickly cured.
Caucets, tumors, fibroid and olypoid rowih
cured without tbe use of the knife or caus
tics. No cutting, no pain, no danger.
Small Tumors, Cancers. Warts, Moles, etc.,
Keoioved without acids, knife, pain
or scar. New method, Eiectroysis.
EPILEPSY OR FITS
Scientifically treated and posi lively cured
by a never failing method.
RECTAL DISEASES.
He also makes a speciality of all forms of
Rectal Discuses, Files Internal and Exter
nal, Itching and Bleeding. Kectal l icers.
Fissures, Fistula which are often taken tor
Nervous and Lang Diseases, all cured if
taken in time. Kemember we care all forms
of 1'ilea without pain, interruption or deten
tion from business and without the use of
Knife, Caustic, Ligature, or Injection. Come
and be convinced.
FR1VATE DISEASES Blood 'Poison,
Venereal Taint, Gleet, Stricture. Seminal
Emissions. Loss of Sexual Fower. Weakness
oi Sexiti Organs, want of Ilesi re among sexes
whether from imprudent habits of youth or
sexual habits of mature years, or anv cause
that debilitates the sexual functions, speedi
ly and permanently cared. Consuitaiion
free and strictly confidential. Absolute cures
guaranteed. No risks incurred. Correspon
dence promptly answered, and medicines
sent free from observation lo all parts of the
United States.
TO MIDDLE-AGED MEN". There are
many from t be age of 30 to W wuoare troub
led with frequent evacuations of the bladder,
often atajaipauied by alight burning or
smarting seneation, weakening thesvstem
n a manner ii patient cannot account for.
BTJIH-DESTGr
and Most Complete .
Telephone No. 666.
far oi. any Cle. rotrterhnfc
Phyvcs. 0mry. s.mur. Fiactncalor
"-eT """. na mi tar UK-Ui! ti.L
I lp iai lru' Mf Ij. K
ar Civil- e uimciv
Colter rtwtf KkanL
W CUM A;le .flnlk . r.
cow f r t
r
x - GOOD EK0UGH"fMri.i
11. . fMS
Or AND GASOLINE CAN!
" ir rrr id a
Re Me!J fianafg Co., - Wama,0.
Every Family Should HateCne
No Dropr ir.g Oil cn the Floor cr TaLIa
No Faucet to Ifzk or get knocked open K
waste Contents or cause Explosions. Fnicj
and Can cloe automatically Ala TichD
No Lcaltepc No E vaportttion
X0 tSSOLUTELT SAFt.
A Urlvrrscl t-'ruacho'd TIecwsrtJ
CAT.-j l2C3 ETT! TZ5.TT,T&.
Formal iiA.iiiersft by
J. B. HoI.IiF.RBAr M. M. ScHP "K.
KASTMLtt at 1 ! ATT. V. n t oKifcOTU,
r"Kfc.tst & KXnEIL
I8IL
I jf. arwrraw-w-
w am iMiait naiai
aaaaOalMa: HMMa!
milbll w r r bv
A J M-raf-klaa- If al.
WaV 1 imm r4 to ratlaaa
Hitching piles'
ytm.l.c very e1f INT.
MtT uaathr iKhlac aaa ku-dfa. koals
WntlM. aad la ' rtaT Ur ta-
L.B. STaTSI a fto.V. PiiJ.i. i.
SFfiPl DISEASES
OINTMENT
ED iu-el rxir "t-- r-- a. m m- Ttn ali
Ai:cr aw fL ' 1 iiitg.w.
9aTli A J. PkUJakif. f. ar U-ttfiiM fer
vSFREE
mr itaV- nri to mtr.-fTay-e- vf
wprr-oV -1 H artkiif k r 4V
t" r PLC m I'-c'r.
a ftbu. m.r tma wt nr
lowu oacfta) Mk Kf 4
!h rtawlar- AIM' ! m
rWuit. ! K JV'W r-i t
(vOW WaK affhallnl
cod rb" anxxoj ynm Tb
EYE
TaM iDlkrWiBf rBf fW U wnf i
Z" Urrso W.m-.-aaj.'W
?.7r-ra. K-u-r-nt-U -. W. p.. .1. .,yr-mhmn a
or n
a0l
U WCa aViAUair e.
H-XI cftciMw Mad t .
ft-.f, w:bfT -mf oar .m'rm
uaaiM n MM- BWaM
P1AsaTl
aa 'Jx wmtco. v fre- A. -me m
wtt a4 a U iaw mto rW
fraoatdn U4 saf,,ran,i-fc.la ktwut ! bf f-u "
ut f.uiDie rrie t a. -li-t. aV tor r nar star-ed,
mm4 ( irr r-pd- pxy ail trrrcht. Afar
yoa knn j if "v;"! Ha, wn'o wn tr mm. r "
w-n trow u 3MIO rr ra- a-d .wdt Aj.i.-m,
Miami Ai. &um.l C, rot-UmU. Mats.
NO. 83 FRANKLIN STREET.
JOHNSTOWN SUPPLY HOUSE.
JOHN H. WATERS & BRO
PLUMBERS,
We ' now rubUihed in owr new t'liiMin.
whih. e can Mifcriy hiv. w ih- Uv arrMLKtdi r
trvittkiiff iMTiain.nff tne iiumbiii(. Steam
ami -a tMi-ju c id sio-'k.
UV will, a fv-rmerlr, give run f-.:I attention to
ine. .ir ft inner frtitrM in ihn liav eniim."
fmtuf :br largv., t'UJ.lijf in the cuunty, miai
entire
In the -I W LY I'KPARTMENT w ranr fun
line of kMi.te-r uJ Jaiber bvliiii. SvfMm ami
W ntfr H'lrt-, aJve. Iu)ft ton. Luff ifiattrr, -t am
OmiKe. Iron Pips Fil.;i-jc, tic. Pri ta j.iotvi on
ttpiua::uti.
JOHN C. FINCH.
DEALER IN
Golden WeddLng
R
Y
E
Whiskies,
146 Water Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
OLDEST ETABI.IHED HCT'E IS TREfTTY.
whirrs Boshir.if but pure rv1 are pm up,
Mrictiv for rs;iiiiv and mrdu "liiai n-e. Nutit-
ln iAii.'r thsn tit..Wn WVi'liriir. N-xt on tl.e
. 'jii -kerhtrimrr 's, limi,giii.-ia Kre.
iGtx? kkJ are braiiii-. firHn.lies i,f
Tinuie-icf 18- on naud. Uin. Holland and I-
ittn-: aLjk.iild Tom. Fim-h'M.o,i-n Wriii!D.
SI i U.'A iiart. '. fir fi : ju srniitr'.m-r's lie
nnif : Mno:.Hh;:a, S.H ir doren. Wines. a
r-r down, l-.i br one hn'f lozen. .-vrnr iv Itnx-
ei. Aisi auve in -i'w a, ira:ul:atli-r' Choi-, at
t- per icalioa. Barrel at upetial rate. 4-JO-Ijr.
DO IOC KX0VT
Tiiat you are buying- direct from t'ne d:!i!!t r
hen yoa send your eniers to 1". K. Lit tn-
cotr. tliei.,,1 Luiii'itied Whiskey house.' No
rectify-!::;;: no omiponnd-np. hut direct fr-im
the ' Lippimxtt I)isT!LLaRT," situated at
Lippenrult l"t c.:rii-e. fireene county. Fa.,
which has always maintained its reputation
of makinjr jmn, jttonl'i.
Our mail order iepart merit gives prompt
a'ttnlion to all orders, and at the prices e
oiler otir kockIs", makes our competitors en
vious. We carry in siork the following well
known bran'U of Rye Whiskies, in quarts,
ml ions and barrels : Lippencott's, Overholt s
liibson.Ctuckenheiroer, Mononeahela, tiravs.
t'r. Ai.o a full and complete stock "of
Wines, Brandies, Gins, 4c.
ItVtfrur Price Lift and mi atouey.
V. E. LirPEXcoTT,
Distiller and Wholesale Liquor Dealer,
539 SraithSeld Sl, Pittsburgh, Pa,
T' 1 rtrnp That I ell tl.e
r AjL o a.rrriow
To yvar old Pure P.T fj ro prr f;;0n.
Thre " -j j,s
YfUT " " " M 2 m)"
Six. M 3 m
Tn 4
Fifteen " XV "
Twbnty-ODe " " u 7.o "
All fir.m ilie N-t known iiiiU.T. f :if.imia5
Trar-oM Hire Wnu, kttii at ! 50 r ealion.
hinp. M. !, laret. Hunrnnan, hrry am.
on Wiiit'. d-rrft ; mronaiiori. :n Pure
n. ported HranM : its. at the lcut tl(;iirr
Cail or send fr nial pii't- list. 5jj orderi
PromptJy attfndeti to. No extra charge lor pack
ing and boxing.
A. ANDRIESSEN,
72 Pjiaril S:reet, Allegheny, Pa.
SEW EOTIIr AT CnMERlAND
a P. Sweitier, late ot Sand Patchhaj purchased
" THE AMERICAN HOUSE,"
At rnmNcr'.and. tt.. an1 ha rrtte1 an1 refur-ui-tK-1
the hi- tiiniKt;huii. ant n-a.ie
it a fir-t-c-!., Hoel to aviii i.i.lie ihe trar
elliig pcblir with ni Uiile, and choice
liquiirs at the bar.
alo ba In ror.necti'n wiih the Hotel a la nfe
qiuuii.'v .f KaiiKhman an.l ,-iaeltzer l-ure lii.l
Kye Y ahky for iw,e, by tl . barrel or gallun,
at the loiioti nig pritxa :
Two Year old at r M per gallon.
Tnree ej
Four "Hipj
The price rif the jn is i.i eent Cr each rallon.
The prii-e of the Uhkkey an.l in miirt a..v.
a.-dtmrwiiir the i1er. which i;i in-ure pmirnt
aiwutiou anil h;pmeut. ad1rus all orders to
S. p. SWEITZER,
CTMBERLAND, MO.
apri -SO-CO,
TKIT OF r.MJTITION.
Ti Samh ViMietit, intermarried with Freeman
Sanner. of Hriy p. (.. Mr-ha:l Co.. :
A'ou nrr hi-r t.y Tiftiri.Hl that in Dursuanre ot a
Writ of partii iu:i iiied out of rhe tft-phaiuv ( Viurt
"f -i'taeret l oinitr. Pa . an-i ! tn-; lir-te.1 I
will hold an ln.;iiet mi the remLea on t he rial
eraie of iliiain Voochi. decea-(1, itiuite in
B.afk Ti, s,mei-l ( HaiMv, ha, Ki k-l
Hnmiivh. and the town .f t'awelinati, o.,
on FrldjiT. the Kin dar of Septein'r. Wi. when
and whre rrai can aueiid if n-i think n";-r
Sarsirr s orrics, 1 ' a 4 MtMiLLFX,
July A Shcriit
-lTr.
K . ' of this:? .
W WIS:-''
f- "f
nhher fibnea wniem mna mBeosafbrublr aM
aesrmlir slip u2 IA beu
TIIE " COLCHESTER
- ErBEEBfo.
4a of h! 3M ;"'
Mkf AI flrVtr 9ttrm9 WltH IZC4 of Va
ruA-tmr turn Mltnnf off
Coll for tb -Crtrtvarr-
"ADHESIVE COUNTERS."
til
t- .
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r
IS
30L1D"-,
THEL FEh3CE!
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si a : or
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MR
t .-r-nr-if t-i.trK.r.if; i ath. rnntK nr J
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LANDS OR HOUSES ?
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Terms on Ileal K.-tate to suit jmr-eiia-crs.
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with J. A. Dcrkey.
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