Not at all Discouraged. rroip the Cbiraa-o Intet-Oecan. With :lie niug!e exception of President Harriwon 110 imminent RepiWican has iv fused t iniervk'wed on the rowi'l of the election, nJ every one ortheui show e thecs-uri-frr f hi" po!itil wn Version. Thus far not kindle man of them ail his tetrayeJ ths Uut tlLsfisilioii to weaken upou any principle of Kepubli canism, either on p-mtra! J.rim-iplrt or io tl. j..-1-.it-: ppi;.-ua of lb-- prm dpi thr..uyh IrprtUion I'J Coogre a. Some I.Miixrai have eipreml the opinion that the K -publicans of the Sen ate may eken end draw back in the face of the return" from the election of Tuesday, but nothing ha tome to light to warrant that Burmiae. Very'eviJent y the wish to fither of the tbooght. The moat important of tbeee views come from John Sherman, the 'eator of the party. He La had many year of experience. Mare than thirty yeart ago hia name was familiar and endeared to the Republican! of the whole country. Ilia ranj,' of experience to wide. Andhe U not carried away by the impnlaeof the hour. Hto head to cool and bin judg ment excellent. He holds that there to nothing to be cast down about in the fiilure of the MtKinley bill to receive popular support at thto particulor time. He tail : 44 1 have seen Bitch convulsions a dozen timea or more, but they have bad no per manent effect. In 1878, when I was Sec retary of the Treasury, we lorn the House and Senate hoh, but two years later, in JSSO, we rallied and recovered all that we had lost and elected a Republican J'reaiJent. Iiettide, I tlo not regard the present situation with apprehension. The country w ill be w toer by next year, and better able to pass upon the issues." Chaunivy M. Jpew is another Nation al leader. His name is familiar to the public all over the country. He is far from gloomy. Ilia cheerfulness is not of the Mark Tapley order. He recognizts the defeat as in a sense overwteluiinitly great, but he is confident that it does not amount to a rebuke of what Congress actually did, only of what it has been falsely accused of doiiif,and errcneouh.lv supposed to have done. His words have in them the cordial of a cheery common sense. He says : ' The farmers have been heard from. They come into their country towns to boy something, and are told by the store keeper that the Mckinley tariff is raising the price of everything, and they had better buy at once, and, it U needless to say they d.n't like it. These are the ille gitimate result of the Mckinley tariff. Uhas hardly gone into operation yet, and iU good effects cannot be felt for some time to nme. I do not beiieve it will raise prices, as ieople are now pre tending it will, and I think it will stim ulate industry, and two years hence will reverse the decision of yesterday, for it is clear that the idea of protection is deep ly rooted and growing fast in this great conntry." Nowhere does there seera to be any reactionary iipnsili n. If the Senate had followed the example of the House in the prowjit passage of the tariff bill andCongttsi had then acjourned, and thus given the several members a chance to go before their constituents and ex plain matters, there would have been a different result, probably. As it was, the people were left in the dark, to a great extent. Many Republicans, uncertain what to do, husked corn at home instead of sawing wood at the polls. But it is use Lai to repine or to dwell upon defeat and its causes. The Republican party is not dependent for the breath of life upon the fi t 1a winds wlii. li blow from one Doint of the compass to-day, and from another to-morrow. The Man Under the Seat. Three brother otli?era were traveling together from Umrilsir to Lahore, dur ing the afternoon. Ono of them fell asleep. His railway ticket, which was sticking little out of his pocket, was ta ken by one of the others. When nearing Lahore his brother officers woke the sleeper, saying : Now, then, old man ! Get up! Here we are .'' "All tickets ready, please!" shouted the conductor. Two promptly found theirs, leady for the ticket collector when he should make his appearance. The third tearch m! his pockets carefully but found no ticket, " Good gracious ! Where is my tick ft?" he sai I ; u I know I had ore right enough when I started ; you fellows sxw ine get it, didn't you ?" he abked, excit edly. " Yes, you had it right enough," they aid. Where cn earth can you hae put it?" 44 I don't know, blessed if I do," he re plied, in desperation. " You'll have to pay fare," said the others. Its not much." " Rut I haven't a cent with me," he re turned. " Will you fellows lend me some dibs? Both said they were as high and dry as he was, in regard to money. " Tickets, please !' said the collector, at last quite close to the carriage. " What the dickens shall I do?" said the ticketleas one. 'h, get under the seat!" said the others; "quick, quick, man! here he comes !" Under the seat Vike a shot went the man wilhout a tick. When the ticket collector came to the door three tickets were handed him. " Yon have given me three tickets, air, be said ; " but I see only two gentle men. Where is the third ?" " Oh, he's under the teat," they said, w ith the greatest nonchalance, as if it were an ordinary every day affair. " Under the seat !' echoe I the ticket collector, in a ton of surprise, " what is he doing there ?" "Oh, he almays travels under the a -at !" they mi J ; 44 be pr.-.re.i it '."TJ r.t. Never Take a Laay's Arm. The question i olu n put to me," raid a lady whose opinion in matters of eti qnette is a holly competent, " whether it iaever periuissible to take a lady'a arm 1 1 acting a an sc.tt on a promenade. UnheHitatingly and peremptorily, no. Not after nightfall, nor at any other time. An invalid may lean a; on a young wo man's arm ; a grandfather, if he is infirm iua avail himw'f f a timiiar en. port, and a Broad way policeman seems to have acquired the rib. to propel his charge in petticoats across the thoroughfare by a grasp apon the arm, but these are tl e only persons so privileged. For an ac quaintance, a friend, or one w ho aspires to a still nearer placj to take the arm of a young woman walking w ith her on a public highway is ioexcut-able. You may be sure that nothing will so quickly of fend. To see a joung woman pushed long, a little in front, of her escort, by bis clutch rpon her arms, reverses all preconceived ideas of gallantry. Offer her yonr arm, ywng ma", every time, and do not commit the offense of taking Ltrs. A'. V. Sun. The fall strength of the military forces In Ireland h2,000 offit tri aad men, ex vlasirs af tha militia. CARTER'S 1 PIUS. " L.S Pick Hewl'-n w vlietr all the trouhles Inci dent toa bilea wt or th- vtere. such aa Itizinvaw. Naurft lrt Mites. lustre after ealiur 1'ain ib m m 'ie. c W bile Uhmt mm rmuarkfclt: snow lias been shown iu cufwf SIGEC KmSmrty ret Castes a I,rma I jrm TlixM are equailv vaiwaule in Constifauion. cunnr and prwveouii tl.i annwltur complaint, while liter aiao eorr-ft all disorders of Uie stomach, anmulau, toe U-r and reiUai U bowaia. a,fB U Wry Kfuxy ui Aen tW would h almost thoaw wbo suffer from tnla dwtresnlnr complaint: but furmnalPly their (roortne d.a nut nA hra. and th who ooc try th-m will flod toca llttl Pi'i al .labia In ao many wwyi i that tboy will not be willing to do wuhout theea. but axwr aii ac uu . .. . m liMA thnt hA l wfer m TO rin. in mu wt mkr our en-u boart. uur pula cui whilf oilxi do n- t. 1'AKTr.H K i,r-r.x f.TTEB rtu rr rrrr smfiil and Tfry to 1uk. ' m- r l o jiiiU r ak" a d Trier r- t-triinlr vnn-:ilil-awl 1" not irripor puw, lut lv tliWr g'Ml- ailca all who w liii. In wt at iTietnU: Ire lor $1. Sol.l wryrtwpe, or wut by mail. UZZtt KZl C5, rw 7crt DOES CURE mmnm In its First Stages. ISr ntrr yon tj'-t the (rnMiite. Vhn t say CntB I do tot mean tnersly to Itop tM-m lur a viuip, aod Uirn have Itii'tn to turn attain. I M&aM A UAlHCAXi CLtiU. 1 Lave .""do iue dJtcase ot FITS, EPTTX.PSir cv FALLING SICKNESS, A l'fc-lon(r etafly. I WATiurT my rrrocdy t ( rue the worst ensc'. lircauae ottiera uava fatle-l it no reason l.ir not now nwnmt a care, tend a on'-of iraireatiw! aniic t HUk HOTTLX ut tn " kllible la:Mtor. Give Kxpresa and i t ofl" vi. It cot.i yon twiluug lor a i.iO, and will cure you. Address BOOT, M.Cm IS3PtiSiST,HraTCIS frifikiM at.-'T - ' " -r-'- - - -- 't The boy may live to be So, but llic poor horse for want of z blan ket in the stable has to die ct 20. FREE Get from your douler free, the 5 i Uivk. It has handaomc pictures i.ad valii;ille inf inn -iiioii aUmt hnrbcs. Two or tliiec dollars for a 5a Horse Blanket will in::Uc your horse worth more an J eat ls to ket' v. arm. - ( 5'A Five Mile ) 5A Bess Stable Ask for ) 5A Electric 5A Extra Test SO other styles ot prices to suit every bolv. If yo:i can't get thcni from your dealer, write us. ARE tj;e strofigest. NOH r.ENUIKE WITHOUTTHt LABEL NiueiM hr . AT-cg sov. iiiiitt . -iin auue tue Uiiiouh Hurw l'.nu.l llaker liUiuLels Nothing On Earth Will LIKE Sheridan's Conditicn PowdsrI Tt 1 ah-w-loTctT jmrr. Tlifrhlv rr. rxnt rat In 0intitv ti (-om t than a tu-titki u1 a cent a dtav. Mrti-tW tnri i. fr-"r,nt and cur j I di a. i.tr j.'tiTi'j chH-k4. WiirtH tifr tlin tr -l-i hra h-nm M-ult. . ln.v -on nvfrt me f(, wtit "jst'ri' (n rprrvf-it r-up mi a iitimiiir, If tMilCUi't rJ 11 taTHt) U tfi -nl tor t0 aoLiH; tlri CI. Ail P""'m1 rn H tw,4t iJU-1 ; CTUia $, rTpriPi-.vd. "TUK PrT I" l :.Ti:V I'AiTR." wrn. trie rp? 1r Vi)tr l:iirc titi'd frrp w!h fl VBRADAM'S MP1W LIl KILLER CURS ALL DISEASES. IT PURIFIES WE BLOOD. DESTrtQYS MICROBES. Uierauw of every !ia'e. ana is a oiiderlul TONIC AND ANTISEPTIC. Book glviufihiiiiorT of MhTobes ant tbe Micmbe Kiilr, FKLC A'ldre, yO. 7 LAldJlT STREET, y. )'. CITY. i 5 i i SPOTTY brim mm j'mi , f & Ja Johnstown . BusinessHouces. : : THE NICELY BOYS! Will never be tuug, if Uiey eaa utlp tu Kaithcf will J. S. Aslibridge, The Johnstown Carpet man, but he will sell yon Carpets, Oil Cloths, AVicdow Shadea, Rugs, Mats, Matting, Lace Cortaina, and Curtain roles, Cheaper iban iher were ever heard of before.' It will auouub jr'ou. Call and tee for youneit 5. 131 Franklin 8t , JebjfaB, Pa. City Drug Store, Near DUrt Building, Next PoeteSea . When in the city don't fail to call and see ns at our prominent location, where you will fiud one of tbe prettiest and most attract ive Drug fetores In r- joi-irsTOWisr The public vrononnce it s pem. "We carry a full line of I'ure Drugs, Mwlicines, Chemi cal. Toilet Articles. Ac. I'livsicians I re script ions Carefully Compounded. KwTtfillv Yours, C1IA3. YorMJ, Johnstown, Ta. Graduate of the l'hil a. follceof 1'barroacr. Jswelry, Watclies, Clocts, k.,fo At the Old Stand, in a New Building, the t t rTTT i rwiT irur IS riLEEU WITH ALL KIXDS OF Ornaments, Watches, Clocks,' ' , : ' Sflverware, Sec. A Larp-r. Finer, Cheer, more Kelia 1.1c Stock is not kcjit in any first-class Jewelry Store in Wostcrn Pennsylvania. L.W.LUCKHARDT. , 59 and CI Main Street, Johnstown, Penn'a. THE OLD RELIABLE FIRM Fodder & Lsvergood; Can be ftmnd at S9 Morris Street, with Coraplrte Stock of STArLE AND FANCY GOODS, " BOOTS AND SHOES, GROCERIES, QUEENSWAUE, &c, Which are on Sale at ROCK BOTTOM TRICES: As heretofore, farmers can get Best Prices for their produce by bringing it to ns. Ve are now showing a Fina Una of French Zephyr; Ginghams, Full Amortmcnt of Plain and Ucaatltrbed 3 to tvtncn EMBROIDERED FLOUNCIKGS, ALL KEW DESIGNS. BLTT0X3, Bl'CKLES, GIMPS, FRINGES. . LACE3, TIES, TABLECOVERS, BEDSI'EADS, TOW ELS, AND DAMASKS, Of Newest Patterns. Cbss3 Cloth Comforts. John Stenger, 227 Main St., Jolmstown, Pa. SCHOFF'S. Prk Building, Main Street, Opposite Alma HalL Johnstown, 1?A. SPECIAL VALUES IN LACE CURTAINS I With ererj piiir of Ourtalnn wo give the pota 15 cent", and guaraiit' our curtainn vhfttper tUar. Hie mine qiialitr ran le bought c1m where. tall aud rxmiiine 4ualiiy and irwe. A cimplfie liwe of lry tioud at lowest prices. SCHOFFS, Main rl, Park Buidlng opposite Alma Hall, Johnstown Pa, THE POPULAR DRUG -STORE, Omier of Main aud Franklin Streets, T: O: II: 3T: S: 1 O: W: N", J?i A U now filled with all tbe lst id :r,ttg-s la the market. My motto, u lo ir rnicEs asd qvxck retvrxs," It rigidly adhered to," and" f ill Mtl-fartion guar. auteiL A fuli line jI . -.-.. PARIS GREENAND WHITE HELEBORF ' Always oa hand, CHARLES GRIFFITH. ARTISTIC JOB PRINTING A SPECIALTY. HARRY M. BENSHOFF, MANUFACTURING STATIONER AND - BLANK BOOK MAKER. HANNAM BLOCK, J O H NSTOW Ni i PA. HARDWARE TMC OLD aNO WILL 0H HARDWARI STOMt Of (DECEASED.) 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 finest of , CUTTLERY , . A Specialty. BO 7T0.V miCES RULE THE P.OOST, AVM. B. DII3ERT. Attheoldatandoa llain atreat, Johnrtown, rw. SADDLERY AND HARNESS S. LEXUART, JR., Suoccssor to Samuel Inhart, Manufacturer and iHwIer in . , , harness, ; SADDLES, . WHIPS, NETS, BLANKETS, ROBES, ic fcrEepairln Promptly Dolc. . 143 Clinton St., Johnstown. JOHH . Lii.wu, al xa-a IVolfrsACMEBIacking It aakai Um Ink ts mv- aa mr Am atn ti aa it, hd mar txVku I NUiK Ut mow oiatip m. Chang Ph Tabh fo Walnut. A Poplar Kitchn futa to Antiqat Oak. r A Cant Roektr to Mahogany. fc,wfaataaUdoawfthaSc.wthef AT Urnm&tSSX rur r. WOLFF BAJIOOLPB, Fhaaaatphla. Jbk 4a JOrm. AM tmd Momt IWirtll llmrn. BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE. ; THE NEW ROOM IS TUE DIBERT BUILDING, h ; - ' j ; ; h . Corner Main and Franklin Sts., "JreT Mens, Womens'. Of Best Quality, and at LOWEST PRICES can be found, in styles of all makes. I am prepared to compete with one and all dealers in the Plate. All laf-k isatrial. SCOTT rjIBKRT T FINE OLD.. WHISKIES And Imported I.lijnom nM In balk and bjrtne ea;. Special Hues :. OLD CABIXF.T, TOM MOORE 'POSS CM HOLLO ir, C VCKEXHKIMEB, nscits OOLDES Xt EDDlXG,. GIBSOX'S JCA XX WHISKIES. James nemiessy. Paul niiBoia. Ooenac, Wilbur , iiitinan ) KlaoklKtrr' Conlial." Alio, Bedford and Sotm:rei' Pure ilye Whiskicn, with ag& FISHER & CO., 309 Main Street, Johnstown, Pa. VISITORS TO THE -PITTSBURG EXPOSITION- Will find In our e iliililt a small wlection ofnirh fwl" an e carry, lu irvat variety, at our florc, NO. 48. 4TII AW, J'lTTjBl'KU, PA. JOSEPH EICKBAM &. CO., PRINTERS, BINDERS, ENGRAVERS, . DEALERS IN Fine aad Staple stationery, ArtisLV Materials, and Fancy tiujua. ft-pU im. TIIK WHI1 IS KING OF SEWING MACHINES. It was Crowned so wJm it t:ok the First Premium at tin Cincinnati Centennial in 1CS2. at the Great Contest, fcnt n:ra so when it took the GOLD MEDAL At tlic Universal Exhibition at Tar is, Franco, id 18SS, for bcinjr the Best Family Sewing Mine In the world. It is applauded so much by the 8 00,000 Sold gincc iU introduction in 1877. Its superiority is acknowledged, " though with many regret?, by thousands who had bought other new -SEWING; i MACHINES::::: Before they had seen the merits of .. W "the. : " W II 1 T E Ladies will find it greatly to their advantage to examine the-merits of-THE WHITE" before buy ing a Sewing Machine. 41 THE BEST IS ALWA YS CUE A VEST" in the end. An inferior Sewing Machine is a poor investment at any price. JOS. CRIST, Of Jenner X Roads, is the authorized atrent (or it in this County, Write him. and tell him to bring one to your house for exam ination. Penman Toaic Liver Eepliflo. The only sure and radical cure for CONSTIPATION. BILIOUSNESS, INDIGESTION. and aU disorders of the T.lver. haxeum) hundreds of peopl. and U 'lie only n-niedv for 1heeiH. rue, ami In -aes In which ifie nirt killfnl have uttf-lT fail!. TeUmoma s from hundreds of people livinr tn R.air I oimtr. linriKTlvnla. ! ?naniiri"",irvl br Ji. T. KKTKIN", W1I-lUM-iHl BG, PA , forilieP.T. L. K. o., sud for sale by all IruKEixtst cenw per bottle. None reuuitie mileMi the label Known the In dian arrow-head Trado Mark. 4-:V0-lyT. ALEX. F. HAY, CATERER. LadseV ' end Gentlemen's Dining and Lunch Rooms, 614 Penn Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa. aWeddinr, Partis, Lmieticon!i Ae. mpplled with eTt-ry requisite, io mv irulaMe iiitty rallarntlirr enuvryanee. S-'ju clal and prompt at Ivntiou liven orOen bjr lrln.il of (elt.plio::. JUa DMIXISTEATOK'S NOTICE. In tbe &tateof Jame A. Hunter, late of Lincoln lowukbip, Kuuerwt (oumy, la. Letters of admlnWration on the aboreeMatebav la been irrajiul lo Die an lersiinied bj the proper aulboritT, uotlra Is hereby mven to all persons imlettted to Mid estate to make immediate pay Bent, aud lh barinir claims atraira the same will pMrtil them du'y authentuaied for seii'e--Dt Cfo r betor HasmtlaT, Nfiv. ai, at tbe oHioc ol Cotboru & Otllonr inStneriut Al.rXANTiKR Hl'NTER Administrator of JM A. iiimtrr dee'd Oolhorn A ioltxni, Atty'a for AdniicifUaiot E STKAl' JtOTICE. Came treapastnr on lb ft.,,!, Ar l ... derugried. tn Shade Township Homer t Coiintv l-a..a larye bay roare, wish while atripc. or bail far with ooe bind foot white to pi ie joint. Tbe owner can recover tueaaine by p us Eg prop erty aud paying cost. v r ' ' i : ' ; t FRiKK ROWil-KR i -i . , HooTeam ie, fa. -!;-. i i LIQTOES rood for the Farmers. Wa-biitux. Nov. SerriUry Rusk, of the Agricultural liartnient, ha filed a highly iutereating report of ita work for tbe year. In it he specifies wherein recent legis lation has much bru.-fited agriculture, and fhows a most ftvora'e einra?t of jrto, taken at Cliioajto in '8.1 ami '90. The inrrms ed tx,rt in rattle is attributed to tLe ab senre of disease, prevented hy GoTernirnt inflection, and be isrg a more comprehen sive law which will apply toswiue; hecrili ci es the TaritTJjill in takirg the pay nif nt i ff sutrar bounties and sugar iuterests from bis departiuen', and predicis that in tbe rear future balf of our home consumption of u Kr will be made from laeis. The produc tion of raw silkM not encoursiriuif. Tbe fjrthcominic Irankler of the Weather Bureau to ibis department is touched on and tbe ad vautages of its prupoaed enlargement and greater efficiency to farmers. Tbe frequent occurrence of international aaiherina where this country is conspicuous by its absence is regretted. On tbe whole a very much more favorable outlook is presen'td on the part of tbe farmers than fur many years past, and ends by declaring that b looks forward witU confidence, to the time when in tbe high quality ot ita work, as well as In the ruagni tudiof its enterprise, the ariculturw of the United States shall not only lead all other industries in this country but shall be the leader in this industry of all other countries. Hold It to the Light. The man who tells you confidentially just what w ill cure your cold U prescrib ing Kemp's Balaamthis year. In the preparation of this remarkable medicine or caucus and colds'no expense is spared to cotuhine only the best and purest in gredients. Hold a bottle of Kemp's Bal sam to the light and look through It ; no tice the bright, clear look ; then compate ith other remedies. Price 50e, and $1 A Brave Policeman's Battle. Chk'ao", Not. 10. Thomas Cowes, a far mer fiom Indiaua, arrived in Chicxgo early Sunday moruing. He left the train at the depot and bad gone about two blocks when he met two colored men named Sam Wilson and Eugene, alint "Honey" Hall. The ne groes proceeded to rob the countryman, and had secured his watch and chain and pock elbook when Officer O'Malley heard the farmer's ciies for help. The officer attacked the two negroes. 'Wil son drew a large revolver and placed the muzzle agaiut the policeman's breast. Btfore he could pull thetrig.jer O'Malley had him by the throat and the gun was discharged in the air. Both men went don a in the gutter, and Hall began to kick the officer in the head. After fighting for several minutes against the two burly neeroes, the officer received a blow that rendered .him uncon scious. JuM at this time, and as the negroes were ruuning away, two officers came np. It took both of them to overpower the col ored men and take them to tbe station. Officer O'Malley lay unconscious in the mud, with blood streaming from a dczen wounds, until tbe police ambulance arrived and removed him to his home. He is in a critical condition. Consumption Suroly Cured. - To Trta Eraroa: Pleas inform yonr raadan that 1 kava a poaltlra rsiuady for tbe aboTe-namad diaeasa. By ita timely uaa thonaanda of hopeleaa easas bae been pernunentlT cured. IahallMslad to send two bottlea of aiy ramsdy FEKE to any of yonr raadora who hara consumption If tbey will send as their Kxpnes and P. O. addraaa. Iteapect- fully, X.a-8UVi,la.C,lttli,rl8t. il. I. An Operator Among Bears. Wilke&eabbc. Pa., Nov. 8 El ward Smith, a young telegraph operator of New York, had a frightful experience on the mountain last night. Tbe Central Ksilroad of New Jersey runs its trains through a tun nel in tbe mountain, and on tbe east side of the tunnel is a telegraph otlice. The place is so lonely that it is a bard matter to ke p an operator there. Young Srnitb accepted the place last Monday. At midnight last night the usual quiet was broken by terrible yells. and Smith, looking out, saw his shanty sur sounded by bears, wildcats and otber wild beasts. The wildcats dashed against the window and Smith fought them with a red-hot po ker, while the bears climbed on the roof. Smith telegraphed in haste to White Haven and Operator Mc Andrews responded by send iogdiwn an engine and a number of section hands. At tbe approach of the engine the wildcats fled. Subsequently two large wild rats were killed. Smith said be would not spend another night in tbe place for a fort une, and when the next train eame along for Xe York be boarded it. DRUNKENNESS LIQUOR UABIT-Is ALLTHE WOHIJ) THEKSIS SIT OI.X CISC, &B. IKES' Golden Bracinc. It can be gircn In a cup of tea or cftee without the knowlcuxe of the pemoD taking it etlecting a speedv and erniauenl cure, Hhethei the patit-ut In a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousand of drunkards have been cured who have taken tbe iiolden bpeci.le in their coffee without their knowledge, to-day believe they quit drinking of their own free will. No harmful e fleet reouitu from ii ailmiuUtratinn. Cure guar anteed, bend ft clrcalar and full particulars. Addre 111 cofidence, Uoluem tirsciric Co., 1& Race street CiuciiinalL, O. Depew's Prayer In the Car. Xew Yobe, Nov. 8. There's a new-old story about Cbauncey M. D.pew. One night he and President Green, of the West ern Union; J. Pierrepont Morgan, Pres'dent King, of the Erie Iload ; e Secretary Whit ney and others were speeding along at sixty five miliM an hour, when their special train struck and killed a'pior printer walking on the track. The merriment of Depew's stories ctased. The train took the corpse back to Greenfield, and then proceeded on its way. Then, after all in the palace-car had knelt. Cbauncey offered a fervent prayer for the dsad man's soul, and for the widow and or phans left behind. Arising from thei-knees be. Banker Morgan, and tbe others of the company contributed $200 each for the un fortunates of that family. He Yelled "Kemp's Bal3am." I yell, "Take Kemp's Balsam, the best cough cure. I always do when I hear a man cough, and I can't help it. It saved me, and it will cure you. I was threaten ed with pneumonia last winter, and it broke it np. It helps the children out when their throats are sore, cures their cough, and tastes so good. The first dose helps yon." So writes A. R. Arnold, en gineer on the West Shore Euilroad, at Cannjoliarie, X. Y. Excursion Tickets to Hot Springs. Arkansas. Tbe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com pany has placed on sale at all of its princi pal stations round trip tickets to Hot 8pring Ark., at greatly reduced rates. Tbe going limit on these tickets is thirty days and tbe returning limit three months, thus affording an opportunity to spend the win ter in the genial climate of the Southwest. The route is viu Cincinnati and St. Louis, with only one change of cars, and that is made in Union Depot at St. Louis. Pullman Sleepers all the way. Remedies for Lightning Stroke. A singular phenomenon of the light ning flush is that its chief effects are ob servable only at the points of its entrance and exit. Thus a flash w hich entered a school room injured only the first and hut child on the form, those between escap ing unhurt. The most effective treatment i of lameness and other ailments due to lightning is the application alternately to tbe head trunk and limbs of a large horse shoe magnet In case of a quite recent stroke the clothing should be nnfafeteced, the patient laid witn the bead high and quietness and fresh air should beecored. If consciousness does not return the head should be exposed to a stream of cold water. Kio. Pro. The people of the United States con un.c, it U said, 200,000,000 boitlea of ' pickles annually. INFANTSyNVAUDS. TRAOEC iR A nil BOB.4." "IABK. A Matter of Imprtanee to You ! If tofferini from long stani airotiio Ditetv. PiMi-f or the Blood, Skia and crfou rpieui, s3 luven luuaiug iruui EYE. EAR NO 5 E AND THROAT TROUBLES, Cm W'vN.-'Vi" L.:-i. ..v.; J. J McTl.tEL.iN, M. D., SfKCialLst tnthronltOR IT. S AI M, M. P . Specialist on Iiiea.es ilea-s. ol llie Eye, ta r, Noe and Throat, Xol ire to Invalids : Tr HrrkDTTV CJTM The well-known Oculist, AurNt. Optician, and Principal o UK. l.lV'f.l 1 it 0T.li.l, theOerniauia Kyo, Eiir, Sosc and Tbroa lntlnnary.of Colum bus, an l SOMERSET HOUSE, SOMERSET, 0 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, This will Rive his numerous patlenti, and others who are In need or medierl treatment, an opportu nitjr to emiMilt thw distiiigutshtKl physieiau,;wliose duties at thtf In-tilute iU permit ouiy montu ly umis to your eoiniiiUiiuy. CHRONIC DISEASES OF THE EYE. fuchas (Granulated I.lds, Thronlc Inflamma tion of the Lids, ol the Irbi of the Choroid, ol'the Ketiua, Chronic t'leeration. Spa-m of the Li. In, Caut-eroi the Lids, aiid Kye, Trais Kunning Over the Cheeks. Dy and Ninlil blindiie. Pitruleiit or Maiieriuif Sore Even, lioiiorrhea. tphtlmhuia, Syphilie ophthalmia. Red B ntchwt tr Bion one ou the Hull, Phlyeteiiulsr oplitbalaiiiia. or Milk White t4Hits on the Kye, ,Uurotjia or eupping of the Nerve, Aniurruis. Falling out of Lhe, bores. Kednew of hitge of I.in aitil t e, and all other di!.d.es to which the Kycorits'ap pendanes are liable, positive aud rapid cure guar anteed. EAR TROUBLES ARE CURED In an astonishingly fiiirk time. They will re lieve you of all roaring hiii!gaiid ringitig dimm. heaviness, ip-hing pain, riiiinhig of tht ear. n ill close up a hole in n dium of 5a years' sUiiidlug : will insert Artiticial Kar triitii oi Ins own iuvt-u-tsou, with aslouisbiugiy Krii'.iiyiii); rvsulLs. A WORD ABOUT CATARRH. It Is In the nervous membrane that wonderful semi hind envelope Minmiiidini; the ilelii-are tis sues of the air and fasl psstti.. that f'alarrh makes its stnmgholii. Om eslahli-hed. il -ats Into the very vimis. and render lite a long-ilraan breath of misery and disease, dulling the sense of hearing, trammeling the power of wK-e'h, ile stroying me laeui'y ol smell, limiting the breath and killing the retined pleares of taste. iTisiiin oualy, by creeping on from a simple cold in tbe head. Uassauita the menitr,us lining and envel opes tbe bones, eating through the delicate coat and causing innaniuaiiou, sloughing iml death. Nolo ng snort of total eradication will secure health to the patient, and all allevLdivca are simply procrastinated sutlerlng, leading Ut a fatal termination. Dr. Metletlan lias by a tre.it meat, local and constitutional, made the cure of thia dread disease a certainty, ami has never failed. ETen hen tlie dssease had made fright ful inroads on delicate constitution, hea.ing, taste and smell have been recovered, aud the disease thoroughly driven out. CHRONIo DISEASES pauied by b irning or smarting sensations, weak. ening the system in a manner that the patient The Doctors treat no acnte diseases, but make cannot account for. 1111 examination ortheurln an entire speciality of chronic a id 1 mT standing ary deposits a ropv scliment will b f.ind and diseases. Cases given up by other doctors and sometimes some small iariic!i of albumen' will pronouneed Incurable they roost des re tosee. The api-ar, or the color w ill be a thin or inilklsh hue Doctors have, treatoi over li.uoo cam-s in Ohio in again changing to a dark or torpid aujearance' the last twelve years many of which had been Tnere are many men who die of this d fficulty giveo up aa in curable, some to be lllin.l, others ignorant of the cause. EXfiMINiiTION AND CONSULTATION FREE TO ALL SHMIDT BUILMTSTG iz: zzzzz The Largerst and Most Complete Wine, Liquor, and Cigar House IN THE UNITED STATES- ESTABLISHED 1835. Or- "W. SCHMIDT, DISTILLER AND FINE WHISKIES.::r::: !1phon Wo- IMPORTER OF WINES, LIQOURS. AND CIGARS. XOS. 95 ASD 97 FIFTII A YEXVE, PITTSBURGH, PEXXA. AU Orders received by mad or orAenase snZI recettr prompf ortmrton. -a every WATERPROOF COLLAR or CUFF BE UP TO THE MARK FL-TAE3e ' j D 3 " " Mark- HEEDS NO LAUNDERING. CAM BE CLAfJ IN A MOMENT. THE ONLY LINEN-LINED WATERPROOF COLLAR IN THE MARKET. FOR JOB SEND TH JULE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE. io xarah mieht. Interna rricd with Freermn faa.iCT. of nniy p. o , Marshall Vi . Kat ir,u are hervhv nltl1 i.. id ... - . . .. Orphan .rt t , he h. M in n l lor SmnrixH fO ra , O l Moiirlay, lb, f Hf,, JXIi tii-ii anrt t; pre . a,.,,, .(UBt, tnkt lht M, ' ,'.. m- V"IKht- ie',l at the ap, n six4 I'iS m01" huW C4,"e -htHe aame .tooul.1 not be sold 8hcrirs;)He, botnenet, lu R. 3. McMJLl.EV. Sheriff. IMf1' isA resus fToi clea.n in ess tndi iryihmyournexhhouse mm? Looking out over the many homes of this country, we see thousands Of women wearing away their lives in household drudgery that might be materially lessened by the use of a few cakes of S A FOLIO. If an hour is saved each time a cake is used, if one less wrinkle gathers upon the face because the toil i lightened, she must be a foolish woman who would hesitate to make the experimeat, and he a churlish husband who would grudge the few cents which it costs. TMC OSiLT Perfect Substitute for Blather t Milt INVALUABLE IN CHOICR I N Pa MTU 81 1KB TltTKIHO. A Quietly Assimilated Fooi roa Dyspeptics, COSSJMSTIVCS. CONVALESCENTS. A Perfect Nutrient in all WaSTiao Diseases. PHouiacs NO COOKtNQ. Kites isb All Climstcs. SFttfi Kwoor hoot Tim CiWI I'airrs,'' nuulad nr to a addraaa, Doliber-Goodale Co., Bostton. Mass. i' NOV. 21ST AND 22ND. Deaf, and a large number to be invalids tvr life. Hut behold ! now they tee am. Hear, and many are started ou the high road to health and recov ery every dar. The Doctors are surrounded with the largest collections of line instrument" ever Imported to this country for examining ana treating all dis eases ot the Head, Knee, Kye. har. Throat, Heart, I urig-i. Stomach. Liver. Kinney, maitiier. St in, Iirain. and Nervoos System, Cancers, Tumors, Piles, Swellings Old Sires. Kits, Paralysis, Neu- rsiL'ia. Rheumati-m. Dropsy, lioiit. Sick Heid ache. Iieliiiiiy. la-prcssiou of Spir.u, Diseases of Children, llereiiitary iisrase. eu-.. etc.. and iu fact, all long standing and Chronic lsea-e. DISEASES OF WOMEN Su"h a have bathed the skill oi all other phy sicians and remedies, quickly cured. aliens tumors, tibroid aud polypoid growtn cured wiib out the u.-e of the kuu'e or caustic. "o cuitit ir. no tnn, no uiiner iinall Tumor. Cancer Warts Moles, etc., Ee uinved wittiout acids, knife, pain or scur. New meilsl, Llcctmysbi. EPILEPSY OR FITS Scientifically treated and positively cured by a uever-iiuog meiuisu RECTAL DISEASES. They also make a specialty of all forms of Rec tul Diseases, Piles internal and external. Iu h ingand Weeding. Rectal l.'lctrs. Fissures. Vistula which are el'tcu tascn for Ncivous and Lung Diseases, all cured if taken in time. Remember, we cure all forms of Piles wittiout pain, interrup tion or oe'.eiiiinn ircm otisine anil wittiout the Use of Knife, 'itusiiu, Ligature or Injection. Coaie and lie convinced. PRIVATE DHKA8E1 -Plood Poi.n.Venenal Taint. I.leet, blricuire. Seminal Einiiofi.s. Leas ol sexual power, Weakness uf Sexual Organs a aut of desire among sexes, whether from im prudent babits of youth or sexual habits of ma ture years, or any cause tnat ucMluatrs tne se -ual functions, speedily and permanently cured, t ousuitation Ire and strictly couriitriiual. Al solufe citrus gnarantetsl. io risks inurret. i'rr respondeuce promotly answ ered. and mell ires sent free from observation to all parts of the I'niled RU'es TO MIDDI.E-AiED M EX. There are many of me age iroiu . v u do wuo are r'oiiuietl with fre- utifr.tit ovaj'tiatiima of th. Kl.-l.lp ..On - J333ER OF VV.-Vv.'--x-S. THAT CAN BE RELIED ON KTot to Stout! Not to Discoloy? BEARS THIS MARK. PRINTING TO j Q 'I.V.O. I MITCI Att'T at-j,w aiNl.S. il'itiror Pens'ons ni'i Mtent, I'm Washing-tiMi. j, ft ywrs. If trniike urumutmnM. write mo i,irl VQU CAN FIND o fiix tn Prrr.Bf'R h t ti.r A.t..i .m THIS PAPER t II... Ait.e'l si,,,. iur-au ol ur author. TimmTAmMSS A ho will nuina.L lur ,iru.ir a at l-t mm ood revenue SAP0U0 - deanina &kndbch&Dov NO. S8 FRANKLIN STREET. J HNSTOWN SUPPLY HOUSE. JOHN H. WATERS & BR 0. PLUMBERS, STZA Jl.1'2 GAS ni72S. We are row es!aMi-bd In rwr new bulldlns. whiep, we c an fairly say. in the tavt-arrauat-d lor our buu,eaa iu Helern tVDiiyliania - K rythmic penaimiiK to ine f luiubing. Steam aii'1 Oaa 1hi.iu o.ni-ti in atoek. We rlL as frmetlT, live rareful attentlo to tbe STEam A.Nujmir tVATfcK UaT1N bu ineL Od : forner efforts m thin line enbraca iwcms of Die iarj. builrUjtca la tbe couuty, wub on ll re aur?M in the !l"P-LT DEPARTMENT we carry a full llneot Kabberand Leather BelUm, 8ttam and Water H'e, Valve. Injectors, Lum leaton, Strain Uaiisss iron Plp Uliwn, ttc. Piicaa quoted on affiliation. JOHN C. FINCH. DEALER IN Golden Wedding ? Whiskies. 146 Water Strsef, Pittsburgh, Pa. OLDEST ESTABLISHED nOVfE IX TII E CITY, where noihlna- but pore K are put up, strictly for lamilr and niediciiuil tt4. N'otli lug better than itoldeu weldin(. Next on the llsi. tiuckenheimer's, lira Mmioniainela Rve. lhte good are h-aiu:j brauN. nrandiea of Tiiitejjeol 187H,innaiiO i,li,. Jlnlland and LH uiellc ; aiwi. tild Tom. Piurh l.olden Velduir, $1 tor full ipiart. ti lor ?.' - IfUrbeutieinier'i. the Mime : MoiKiuralirla, J per dovn. Wilier, fw i-er dozen, t-J lor one half dnzrn. Svurvly box ed. Aino have tn ti k, l.ran.liaihrr Lhoi e, at J per -allou. harrela at apeciai laies. 4lyr. do ioc ksovr That you are buying direct from the distiller when you send i ur enlers to 1'. Y. l.tpjn cott, the old fashuuieil Whiskey house? No rectifyirft ; no cuniiaiuniiing, but dir-ct from the Lirresci'TT 1'isTiLLkkv," situate! at IJpHnnilt I'oet ollice, (ircene rouiity, I'a., wiiii ti Las alwuys tnaiftaiiied its rt iuatiou Lf making pun '.oiis W u. Our moil order 'epartment gives prompt attention to all orders, and at the prices we oiler our goods, nmkes our compelilors en vimis. W e carry in Mi k tlic fIUwiit)! well known braids of Kye Whiskies, in ciiurt. gallons ami liarrels ; L'piiencott's. Overlioll'a (jihson. (juckeiil.eiiner, Moiiongat.ela, drays, etc. Also a full and complete Mmk of Wines, Itratidies, Gins, 4c. Write frr J'rice Lift and tare money. Y . E. LtppEseurr, Distiller and Wholoalc Liquor Ilealcr, 5.1J Suiitlifield St., Pittsburgh, Pa. FAST BLACK ONYX HOSIERY, Fall Imperial ion now ready. Largest varie ty, all weights and qualities, for LADIES, MISSES, KEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR. La3ies' P'ine Gauge, extra rood, '25 cents a pair. Ladies' medium weight, liijrli-sjilicctl Iiecld and toes, 2-jc. a pair. A better grade Fine Gauge. ?oc, a pair, or three pair for ff 1. Ladies light weight at 40 cents per pair. Ladtca' fall weight, high-? pi iced hek,40c. afiair. Ladies' light ami heavy weight at oUc. a pair, the be.t ever sold at the price. Ladies' In: rain Cotton, medium weight, high spliced hceld and toe.x, (iOc. a pair. Best values in the finer grade ever offered, at G5c, 70c, 90c and $1 a pair. All grades Onyx Ilose for children. Hoys' extra heavy Onyx Hose, as well aa our lali importations of IRON-CLAD HOSE FOR BDYb. Visit our Ilosiery Djpartmjnt. HOUSE & WARD, FIFTH AVE., PITTSBURGH. PA. Oils! Oils! The Standard Oil Company, of PittytmrRh, Pa-. manes a Hpeciaiiy ot mauufai tnnnir Tor the Domestic trade the finest brauda of Illuminating 4 Lubricating Oils Naphtha and Gasoline, That can made from Pctmlenm. We challenge cuiupriBuu wiiii every mown PRODUCT OF PETROLEUM. If yon wish the most uniformly Satisfactory Oils IN THE American Xarket, Vsk for ours. Trade for Somerset and Tictnit; supplied by COOK BEFRITS AJtD FEt.ViS KiaisKR. ttoMKasKT, Pa. aept2S-'!9-lyr. Mary, the queeh of the house of daviD ll kfcV. MtnAull WAl.-ll. if. II. with an immlwtion bv the I'v. T. I vWiti Talmrite, is a new wurlr. Illmnn after the Mvk- ol ' Hen Hur." Po nut heiiiie i L.- tl.otrii'k an examinaiinn. and yon will h,- ileliithttd alth It. AK' nis aanttil on talarr Adilrns onfii-5t A. 11. M. iiAXIKL.Jnhn.town. Pa. A VDITOIfS NOTICE. In the matter of the Estate of f;lfrev Stahl, laleof Simersei Twa. tsuiiierH-t Co.. d. wase.1.' llaviiiKbeen aninil Audi'nr hr the urnh- an' i,nrt of Homer-el. i iuitily. Pa , i t. t, r- nuur ativanei.rneni aii'i oisirihiue the ton I n the hands uf the Administrator" oi (..wiry hi neeu ut anl amnnK !ioh levaiiv ein ll iheie- t, notiee ih hereby Kiven tbHt I ail! atienit to me u ies 01 ki,i aniioiiiini nt at my ;Ti. e in Somer-et. Pa. on Wednesday, the ird lav ol iitih'', i;.o, at 1 o eio-so in . h.u and ucn: an p.-r-soiis iniere-siea mi stteno OtO. K. .St ( I I.. ,1,vli Auditor. A DMLVISTIIATOnS' '0TICK. Katateof Abraham I'lewekeT. dee d, late of Jen letter of a.linini-iration on the'aUivp estate hailnir been srantert w (he nndenlirned hr th. r,.,K.. .w. :,,, uiiuir i. uereoT a ven tt all fMscin lnol.tu.l ... .a. .4 ... i. 1 ' ' ' llain iinme'ii- ale payment, and tbofe bailna e!aim or de mand aeaiiist the same will preaenl them dull aiuhentieatetl fn. settlement on "stnrdae, Nov 27, at Uie late reid nee of rteeea- e ' HaMKI. W. HIKSKCKEIt. John bieseckkk. . . , AdminUtratora Fred. W Bieswter, Attorney. E XECUTi:LV NOTICE. Eo,ute of ':e.Tr Vn.", dee'd . late of Sotnerse Ittmniuh. in erx-t ''tmiiltr. pB Letters te-naiuenti.ry on the aia'ive estale h hifl h.-en rninted tott.e nni'e nixned br ti e t.rn! er authority, notiie a-hert b. (tnen to it!! pervir. Indebted to aid tn make imiued'atv n'.' nent and tl.oe hai-iiuj rlaitns r.r demand airalliPt the same will prwent ihem d'llv avtber tirsted for settlement on Saturday liee' 0 sn, at the otlice of scott k Ogle, in s.ei,er.et Biir AUAU Fl Htk. novIi ExiurU 1" ' 8EN0 Fv.eJ OUS CATALC3'ucTJ'01!!r" ATLAS ENGINE WORKS INDIANAPOLIS. IND. v.K ; i Jy : v V J f f T-.S ac" a 'J:4-" r ' ' LZ J v: i ! i W.- l-tiiZ,r . - Buhner saoes mna wont wasafbrtahh . -: slip Ut uw fact. THE -C0LCHE3TEB" ErEBEB to- ssaks aU then- thom with tml1 of hwl rubber. Thlelim.a to Of tbum sou ruboar bum aUpiKoc off Call for tba -Colrherter- "ADHESIVE COUNTERS,' I'1 , M - ' ' o . r.r.a k y ". -rt STILL. IN BUSINESS: elfley's Photorraph Calier My patrons are informed thai I am ;;. tbe And am at a! 'impsi prerarpil to iaku Wind.- ut pictures, t'nmi a Tin-type or Cabinet Photograph, To a Lif-ize t'rjron. Instaistanwius f. Cis usid, ami uil woik uarantf(.-i to sitUfjcti ry. jjriT'Gallery up stairs, ntit to Vuc.':.: grorc. Vt. It. WSI.R.lY PITTSBURGH NURSERIES. (KMaMWicd 3S.0, or-R Ei.ri; txr n.i.fsTRATr.D i ataL'",:: for IH-.-ti wiil n fi::'.Ion ai''lh'uiii:n. Every Funne-, (japlt-ni;r. Amateur or o?.nrr lot hiiuld have one. Orders fur Bue-s and Floral Emblems Lit imroeiliate attention. tTtli illume 30.) JOHNR. & A. KUR30CH. 508 SWHFIEXST. P. TTJEURH FX VM. B. SHAFER, 's. O. BOS 2tT. SOMERSET. Sa. 1 Surveyor, Scrivener, Draughtsman, ard Real Estate Agent. no you wi-ir to buy bvy f r skll LANDS OR HOUSES ? Call at tliis Al'oiicv. O.nOi) Acnf timbered an.l cleared land lor sal in twenty odd traets. consist inir Ifemlock, Tine, White Oak, 11 Oak, ('liestnui, Ash. Cherry. Tophi iVc. most iv avanui'ie io liauniini. Calls also attended to for survevi:,; near the lines aljoininir in eotiht Terms on Real Estate to suit yv. chasers. Ofliecalx with J. A. IJerkev. VV, S. BEL 431 Wcod St., Pit!:bi'f diilii is Phcfrgriphic S-pp'es, '-iew I'anie-n-i. In-'"! ive I a-i?e as a: -I i.1 iH.n i ns M.a K ;n seven tl: IT. r. ut S'nd fur t'aia!'i,e, f. One HI FPEE t tnrll. nDm'kl-i. nd tn'r-r- " rHirt-n'irtj-Ht wit trot-. -n!v tli wb"' fctttwaU -'- riw " lh rtunr' All 'i' : of 1hi th IIIHek 1-1 ,.I iu bulk It iml. "' lcnp..lrz.s ,.wv I., .-.rrr W ..;.. .b . ' .I -camau frm U.osl.a.T a. "; MR . ftpW SUS EU SI A4unll UALUrtkW..lkI SMI, rui. ' " ' ' ' Tito Most Socccsafal Kemr-dy cr'TC-"Z red, u It Is certain la Its c2ectJ ani il bititer. Read pn f below : HnnccLry, Ccr.?, S.-.y', Dr. B. J. ETrrru.r. Co.: Sim :-!.xst Summer I 'iin-d n rnrh r-n ,. wltn y'Kireeie itte.l K -'I'lali Was the lM-st J-'MfTMW .! -'ie. I emnttr Ooltl-'S. tir in'ru--! ft w,i r- r:' eurineTerv t.utir 1 lrl, . f .'n. !-' n- vr''' a IK,Tse with fterrba,t .si, ivin I Mai iu ,, rTlj H atlc-t me h.ov i euro It. 1 : " "r m" . Ken.i.ill s 8;, o-m cort H i arcJ l- t'--.ib Uirto we. its r tT:rri r-.tritBrs, 0il Arrf I. B. J. KEThs-.r. C').: .e-l.' Dear s!rs s-1 htti- ("en selllr-rm.r"'K'7;- Bavin Curo aii.t Hint'. t'"ii':iiM" . ever iH-fore. n ,n M:,l lii I'w. W fowtluri titer at pt anl tn,- l-si Leever Cnrrrctisai, T Da. B. J. rprpiiT. t. Dear Siisf-I Lint nef seeeral h-'l'l''1 , Kend.iJI's Spavin Cure with i-ri't ';it', rbm4 valiKtbie an.i til-ml.l niarn thai war 'I'"" with a Boue Spavin. The mare I ar-" -J from lanieneitHanil how ao frua ' "i ' .. Ht specUlUly, ' U. U-5 KEKDALL'S SFffiH GOHL Da. B. X KEimtr t. Co 3f Oentas-I thins it mr dttfr ',r"" 'w-.-. thankitfor your fe furne-l t -il ia I s ,"-r , 1t I n.t.t w four year tiM ml' wne-:i 1 l'f;z.,.i highly. Shehtd a rent sever" w ' " ' ,. e aho.it eight tllirerent klnuat f metlteiw M., nt irm-i. I p'-n-nase-l a nouie of ' "" 3pavia Core w tut-h cured her in four c; remain youxs Price $1 pe bet tla. or si x bott les f jr J5- A-j irlsta have It or can get 1 for you. or it sL-r to aay addrentoa receipt of pneehv'T lors. DE. II. J. KEM)'l'VJlt Enoabarzh falls. V"" . TbssW ao'l-f" S tted flCtlrMMBaiaflttM-w wtM'MI '-" ."r m w n r-pa.L ptv mii "''r'""'rS",V . i ntita m SUM ft '" ..a aM ikilll, Facial. V r D Vf KENDALL'S 1 4 1 vsem ""iawtiraa ami
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