r i e Somerset Herald tSTBL : '- s ot iublicatioa rn ere-7 Wcir-ec-dar nomlii at U 00 j -4 i t-aie o"xrr) fa -CIS - .at-1- r-- Ka WmatiuSd Cr.fi TI 1JJM " up. PwsaiMMni tf iectirif .--C n iln nC lata Mil O I aa i-i-emahla ft Lb nba-rita. JT3BOiJ4 to" peiofioa to aa- Tex Eoicosit Hnun, FomauR, Pi ,1. - ' eoa-rear-, P.. a - ,,-riiFeU. lteildlra". ryv M. BFF.KLEV outur, Pa. Mir.J. E' r FlLbtr.l. J.-ca E. rU. -e'- f r. ,Tr.erAe Fa. Eow. itiTtLn 1 i ta t-"ii--f I' 9 r:.- 1 C "A 1 A ! 'l F. A . . . ..." - - euCM-raet, i i. t EX;iI.KV, a. LEAF'I0I.VET-ATLAW. ?e--- w. a. a-vT3- ! .' Ji3 Ota a.;c Jr. a ; r .;a w.-af- ! r iiiJi fiXLs L- Pl't.H . t IK ,1 K 1 . 1 - r'TSBOffffS & Buhl,!Chs Cloth Ccaf:rts.j " I SAX- .0--. I i ic .u i rvjn-i-rr Ai i x.-ci.y . I . i . I Ouax. U OjLc a. -v-UX'KN i COLEOl', ariuatEAl-LAW. tra-.ce ectrtavi v o-r ca-v oe 1.. U:iu.ij ai;e-4 t- . it I, fi.nry.-f Ai ict o.A-e 4 f. k hfl: t . .-r. ,.Ot.l i LAW. i suciertet. Fa. f MJ aii Pt::i-JB Aft-i. Ci-- -c iiACimoO. .TalXSTIXE HAY, k Anvuty-AT-I-A. ' ..aserneu ra. iao !a E-al Euue. Wii! atwrfl aU jEX H. FliL. AI10A.NET-ATLAW. otnervU Pa. arEfiy AtiiJ to all ru:i.M e;i-.-o.-d ita k.7 a: -j1 do nt uma at. Of- ICt A UTT.Tfo -itl AdAL , P. F. SHAFFER fHV.-h iA AM' ?t"Eo r Lici; o'r to ! CAKITIIL.. M. I. I.U i .-: k . AM. '. tL it'. -v,Aii--n. Fa. i . T i.A n . . - . , ' . V ml t.m i rS. H. S. &IMMELL, teirt Yuf w'fe-,OTiA: at rr-rv? io lb e-;;:artif ttma aaic (.nie-. e-ia..y . aia aeouiix Ivulo at tu Xce aa .n aa. , aaaaawki. : 1Y- J. M. IaiUTIIFP. FF5"::'.iA" AM ?l"K'v-L..". aa iwa-pd Lliy is - Ux the attk tt t vr4wuub. ut H-JaKt-l . Iwo! Ir-jf z:m. I hS-J-S-MMILLEN j uwai im r-t? ) -f 1 a LA:i.-L Mil Ar.:t -A. -- i: A.-tu,-.'. A. 'iA.-i.'ry (.i-e ;a . Ai.a .;.-..': tr-,--. i CuLl-IN-. t ii-r.rr. ."---::? E'. i. H-.-A - wh'-re te ; 1 1.. ct, '.r.rc1 t n't! i:5'- ! e..fra:.. AL".-iA. i: a....: .1 - a ( . UArrvec AU wo? r-A-Tki.t-sV CURTIS K. GROVE, SOMERSET, PA. rvt-s. SLEIOHS, CARET AOES, SrlCSi A-K-S-i, El' K wa- -o-Si. An. lA-n.j.S AVi; WE-TVKX WOl-K Fi--.ii on bb-.n Xotioe. 'ttttf Done on Short Time, j t u!i rci .if 7V-ovA! tfmii Wood, j -"""- i NcAt.y r:Tj;nl. anil "-"a-uc u f .re haii'liw uoii ---r--7 27 TsT. Cl Trkner. ir-1 rf ii. K-2 i!c St Lice Tant oa r- n x, tt.Ar.jN A.ilIJ net A Work Warranted -t, ?a.-t CT Btk. ard Learn PrV-ea ' f-. jrt a-,4 f'roifh :vei fur Wind Ais'. iL flaee. si call la. CUETISK. GROVE, ' of (.Wirt haiei KiMEEFIT. Pi rlT O.HK LUMBER, " c e:te ix m elk co -i:-ci-.st. Camb-rlanl, MJ. Tht I th" folio--irsr eooi" wt tli vi'-r low pruen : -av JI I-j Eye t- f -r fri. I - A i. J ' - lis::.-! r'.'fc--Ai At n.:I1 ti-II. 111--- WW. "-?'7 i -a- - : T A, -?:.. H -vail,, - -u fcrjf ItrT FACTS r n VOL. XXXIX. NO. 34. B. ss B. SOUS REASONS Many things combine during tL is tnntilh to throw ail the benefits in tbe way of the buyer. Odd Lls Fro- kea AfWjrtroen'. Too i;mrh of one thing. Too little of aixthor. I PreparElicn fcr Amnsl Inventtrj. i Krid of one season, beirinninc of another. -! clearing op. .-re ,e rea-ons for this SACRIFICE NAM. j A mllfi sacrificing cf price diviuifig i them in most iasr hv 2. A!' d.".l!e Width IlOpOTted o.,l I rvi Fa rr noi moet favorable pri.-es : $1.25 AND $1.50 QUALITIES NOW 75C. j ar.d Athcban J-lt. Ti.-e 7--. aa l i-. l'4rraia tMf of W(s tbis l.ne t-rI t 3.-n-l. A lUrra'd Ta'iiie a'.- of UULUir.iJ OiLrvb. At "-'ont.-. inriu !;j-t ia ti.e -.- r-:i, r.t ! 1"! 4i J aivt Cb- k (. hrvi. t i-k, acd j ;t.Man an 1 -.r- I Sarilw. tbi.t O.itli in ;r"a:. i --f I n.ixr.rj:'-:, siris :m xas-ook: EMnitOIDKItlES j Now (Ti file. A :' n'w 'iT. s s:..l .'! rt- . ipecia: and lur-inr a! l ;n i a;.i. ; io 3 Wr.lv our 11 AIL ORDER DEPARTMEN K-r awspb. and j ' a- : tia.i by m, 117 119, ar. i :2i F.-i-ni Sf:rex-t. .ILLEG1IEXY, I'.l. F-iK !..' E $2.003-Io ar-1 one ha'f wry t-ine atilii ioi f-i.ui I w dtvp. a js . !'i tay ' " !r -n ee.iar io -Td l-r)-. O-Titt kbit I.rll' d K Tr 1!. : Ai.l, rr: in t ri .rrftvt i'r .c . A-ri f iv r.v:uiA v, i,imr : t iiA?Vr. A!:.l .:i--TAi.I A '.' I . ii-.Jier riiu io bKi : n.r- !r;i k u-tit-ii n 1 Aito frod tm k vti vi r : att cm imk k a oouvtuiriii k'.i' f.r Ur : frUji poroii etiun- k-iirta oi irii..h:ie fi.t.: : A-it r;e n;.iffi!t wa.Ie i-i-'jn iiou'-- : i'rx-r i.. a t rlj iffr fm t : !av- csr-'ea : r:d ao-1 i..Ani.-1 imtotrf- t;'k--wi e..A'-n f-Mi.wn A3 a ic7- i;o. :t mt t. A:. J m M. V. MiAFhtL. nen rti.c fc. M l t, .irx.-rx-t, 1-A. F'R SA1.E-13.300-TWO and .h ti-i of af-ALka .uer- I ( a . J a . a Una .m . .i.'a- ".nr. rii poo-. t ui. t imt- : J-'vrr m c. ' actv- r i ti.T- t--1 ::h i berrr ac.I i.-ATT uek . a -arr -sii:ip of j t;.-.. auJ nurr .n bea-iil "-m of wau-r r-iu.t thf-uc- -i J s r aaM, i si:n cn reuon o- frut. trrai eay. l t-irtowm. B. bHAFl) Mil -lour So I '.fUlKt, ioemV Pa. IJ. H rF-$1.500-F -re iri"i Vfl(wt "( orc-?'t J A , lo aii1ol:.--fia.f -rx lr,iiv.g tou.- outi'lehuurfc: xt -i: ! uK cr.lar. m 1-,'ed an(i j-ai v1 a'! tnuh. four rj d., m:r Aiil fnir mot up!?.' Iro-.i m . U III ?' e 0!id. tniDtt An - : ri.":. Trra ca-t. K.y t v m h. cH:.r'-r. wx: d-.A t- riv?:'.v. xr-ei. .'-a, ry a LE-S1.CO0 u-rrn-- tt-'i nn T'ir I o mr,l ie; i. cUr ouii-T filAi KK. text :.ir . piB-'.-?l u t:?-' - rAT lAV-lllA. Al-V-T T- P. ALE-S4.500-T-- t - i-- "a a J t'Atn.tt ireri. I r.wrov !?-' a..1 tw: t '.:-. ..-v- :r.l; -1. A :.- I. T A-'I it.-.,i.-h ti,c h..-j-r. .- : in. . . -.1- . . klu.M , .. ; ,.: .h..u--a. i. ' -. x - j. u a , t vr. :;. :;! nirv Jr - ru - n - i Av: ! .1 K SH. IFM-, a it k li t; -..."1. .r. r"ni-rr U iA. ! T'I. evri$..5-K e ii--.u i ?- "f ; a i.m i:iiii-t-r .Aii'i. ;t:if ilvi.-r Lt--i - t !. TVi! ('Ak.t tC. 1 : T ' r-.ir4 -tAtn-i. i'-"n-" ::! a -. .1 u 1 ,:t )i,i.'----t K.' f :n. r f.-.feu a !!' j H'. Pa. WANT EC A ! "f i I'.,....i. t.-mrr. Avir-iru-i. ;-t-i 1 i h 1 , re'v .a-t-e f.-.ni.. :. S -a r:r ' - t r rniri--4.i'.- .-ii. n-- -f :----'t a I . ...1 '."'I ...'-? : t -' l- " 1 I i -1 rr -r-i.a l. - !!' ' !! I-r; , .. P--..T 'ii it f el ""'I' "t uj ? ... J ai - i.'i M t-.-iai i.m . t -.. , Oilsl OiisI f.-.AElar5 fft Cn?ET3-. nf r:tiCrr3. fA-, i nakt a Ar-ecsa'.-T f rBA-ti'A. la-f.i ta j lioiae!-iic irait lie Lfct brii.iA cf IS;uminating& Lubricating Oils i Naphtha and Gasoline, That eaa be made frr rVtr" .ei:m. We ehaUerife eABE-naon wnn e-rerj' knows PRODUCT OF PETROLEUM. If too with the race- Tjn!f'n-!y Satisfactory Oils IN THE Ajnerican ZMarket, Aak few oc-v Trade f -r .-.-neret aod riciiuty Applied tf r"oC ft PFFITTT Aira FIUtAiS ft K""'l it. epCA-'SS'-lyT. tv'AA7. ra. STILL IN BUSINESS ! ifiey's Photocraph CaI.er My patrons are infomrt-d that 1 am r.ill in j And ara t all tjme, prerw-e,! to take all kindsofr-ct -roma j Taa life-ie Cravon. Ir-Vantane: us Pro- I . r sa:ifc-ttiry. jr-r-Galiery tp tair-s, next to Vo-irht j p.re. Wt. H. W ELF LEY. PITTSBURG FEMALE COLLEGE - AXD Cor.i.ii'toT cf Muie. . . ,-. .. i . a; f. VrlJ.i.' I ' . iw " " e Johnstown Business Houses. City Drug Store, Hear Q ixrt Ek Winj, tkxt ta ParitAca Wbffl ia tb citT don't tail to call and ac ns at our proaiiDcnt kxation. where jroa will fad out of tb prtti- ar.d moat auraot i lru Storea ia joinsrsTOwisr T!m- pobiic proooarv it a arprn. W tarry a fu:l lin of I "lire iTajX. M-didnet, CL-mi-caK Toiirt AtKt. t Fhyaicsana) Pre arripiiona Cr-fally CotnpDdd. KfpfallT Yomrs. CHA8. Tol"G. Johnstown. Pa. G-a l iite of tb I'bi! a. Colleae of I"haitwaT- GUEAT2JEWS ! 5 ; ! ; ; M l M ! ' WkMxieTrrfcetnai. tflteycJ2lie!p it Neitiier , will J. S. Ashbridge, j Tiit Johimovn Cmrpet mas, bat be wiU aeil foj iCart,, Oil Cloth, Wiudoa ?ha'Je, Kojrs Mat?, Matting, Luc Curtains and Curtain Poles, . C o'-t it. thrT rt eer beard before lt. li Kuoikb yna." a uid i id Jtl-it NO. 131 FRAXKLIS Pt Jonestown. Pa. A e are now showing a F.ne line of ! French Zephyr Ginghams, ' Ka". Avmaent of Piain and Ilramiubed 3 to j EMBROIDERED FL0UNCINGS, j AI.L KEW DESIGNS. j FVTTVNx BCCKLEff, i GIVPS, ITtiNGE?. LACES, TIES, TABLECOVER3. I BEDSPEAI-S, TOWEL, I AND IAMA?K5. i Of Xewe PaUerns. jonn stenger, C27 Main St., Johnstown, Pa. j SCHOFF'S. j Pari Bnf ag, a.:a Street, tbit Ra. Jolinjtorn. PA. SPECIAL VALUES IN LACE CURTAINS! tf rth ererr pair of Cnrtain we ri?e the po'n 1 la '-row. and fr iATAat-e wot rru.iT rbeaper t-iAE the iuk qoaiity raa be bourbt ei--be?e. all And exanine qoAi aal pnee. A eotrt line of Iry Ooorta at krweM prieea. SCHOFFS, Mail. mxu. Park Bolidinf opporite Alma KaH. Johnstown Fa, THE POPULAR DRUG -STORE, Conwr of Maia and Fraaklia Streets, j .no H:X:S:T;0;W:N,P; A I now filled with a'J the bent In the market. Jtj motto, - 10 IT PRICES A XD (UCKSETrRXS,- l hjp'.i:T adher--d to, and fell stKfactioc piar-acteed- A full tint of WWS GREEK ASD WHITE HELESORE CHARLES GRIFFITH. HARD WAR E thi ote ana am ihoiii maaowaac aroc or JOHH DIBERT, i d't' lAfll'.l i Is now in full blast under the ! charge of the undersigned. I keep in stock all articles in rnv line, from a needle to a Hay Fork. The finest of CUTTLERY k Spttlatt. ! HOTT0.V rXICES RULE TlIEhOOST, AV3L B. DDERT. At the old Kind on Vaia asreex, JotnMo-ta. Pa. BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE. THE NEW ROOM IX THE DIBERT BUILDING, Corner Main and Franklin Sts., MensfWomens'. f.-fBe-t Qnality, and at LOWEST FKICES can be found, in style of all makea. Iam prepared to compete wiih one and all dealers in the Slate, All I a&k is a trial. SCOTT DIBERT. T -FINE OLD. V H I S K I E S And Im-x-rted Uraof wM ta hoik aad ty the cam. Special horn : ! fir n n rvrr TOM MOfSK - PCtSiVM HOLLOW. GCCXESBZllrtR, riseir? GOLtS xtkddisg. eiMJoye i xxi TB&k-iss. Jtmm H' whai . PacI DnBnia. C-rae, W'.rhor i-u:m ab " O'wa B.AecterrT Cor-iiAL" A da Brdiord and ixaaeraet Pure Eye W hHkMW, - ., W iAh ATA . - - - PISHER & CO., . ' i is: i ii. .ii in ruin i mil A SPECIALTY. ' HARRY M. BENSHOFF, MAXUFACTVRtXG STATIONER AXI-. LIQUORS BLANK BOOK MAKER. HANKAM BLOCK, JOHNSTOWN. PA. oiiior SOMERSET, PA., It is to Your Interest to Err YOCR Drugs and Medicines CF JOHH N. SNYDEB. arttrc.B to Biesecker & Snyder. Kun? bnt tb pnr and best kpt in aCock, aitd wbm L'rufsbiorae inrt by ataod irp. a certain of them do. e do aaroy them, ra'.ber Shan im pow on onr rosKimera. (-a ran (tfimid oi baring yoar PRESCRIPTIONS FAMILY RECEIPTS tiled with czt. Our prits are as Sjw as any otber first-class bou.- and on many article lauch lower. The j'i !e of ti.ls county to know tbis. and Lave pxvn us a larp: sbare of tbeir pau-oiiain-, and e fbaii :!! continue Ujriva tbem tiietery bt g"lf for tber money. Du Dl-I for-r li: we mite a fcixi;y of FITTIXO TRUSSES. We g-iirar.Uu satitfarr". ard, if you have had trouble in tLis direction, g ve u a calL ' SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES in greal vrs-y; A set rf Tet In. Coiae i:i and bave your eye? examined. Xo cbar? fr ; unation, a:id we are confidant we pan u:i voti. tuje ard at ua. JOHN N. SNYDER. the VHITE 15 KING OF SEWING MACHINES. It vzz C::7rr:-i s: wiea U txk lie rirct Pre: .4 v, ec in IKS, it tie Great C:: b-.; n:rj S3 i.ea it GOLDMEDAL At the Universal Exhibition at Tar is France, ia 1 I, for being the Best Mi km M2CMH5 Un the world- !t is applauded SS SUCH b" the r f siuce its introJoction in It? fujK'rioritv L acknowledgeJ, though with manv regrets, bj lhouar.ds who had bought other new "SEWING: ! MACHINES- Before they lad seca the merits of tliC - WHITE Ladio-t will Ci.il it creatlr to their advar.t'-- to rxariiine the merits of-TUE WHITK" iffore lur v.)Z u .S.-wir; Macliinc. " l;V.7 li ALVA YS CHEAPEST" in tbe Chil. An inferior Sewing Madiiue i a j-tior iuve-trm?iit at auy price. JOS. CRIST, Of Jerror X !:.- ?. t'e ar:t!.or:zed agent f.vr :! in i : Vir.iity. Wr le him. and tell him i.i ur'.i.ui.e tu yf.nr Louac kr exam- KO. So MASKUM STREET. JOHNSTOWN SUPPLY HOUSE. JOHN H. WATERS &BR0. PLUMBERS, zzzli: a:c gas nirzss! V ?e now e-eiWi-hed la oar new IwiWlrut. 9 l A? ! ,f;V -AT. i the t-sl-A-TAi.4i d fa oir tu-iie. ia WeV-n feni.yiAfiiA. h'tn i-jii'i rtA;ii:ii; Ui the Fnuobiae. Eteam and I.i;rf' e m-,1 in rk. V. wil, ai f'K-nier)v. fe --fill atteeitkwi to the -T-:y ANu Hi'T WATER HEATING bw iTiess. 'ir f't-T-F-r efTcrtA in ib He etibfme .ine U itt -? ta.i-lo in t1 eoAinijr, wiio " in 'ttie'r-'PITT I'EV'AKTVFVTwe earry a fail 1 -.eai i. . .!- ntid L.-i'ler Beliin. -aia and . r Va..c 1 riMv Lu- rieAujrvSleAia Ga-iie. Iron !'ij Fihas. tux rTJoea qjoled oa aipuca-ioa. ri0HN"C. FINCH. DEALER I.I Goltieii Wedding ? Whisaies, 136 Wster StreeL Pittsburg, P. OLIT-T E.-TABLICHED H0C?F. IX THECTTY, here fx'-.;i c hiit T?ire frml are put wts ititlj I fc-rifV id avf-.l.ciiiA' ne. SoUi-ik-Mtet Ai.au .,- ke.ii:i(. Neai on toe lK. Aru kt:,i,r:mer a. ,rtv Monona-Abela Eve-Tow- crt. Are lA.liiig brmadi. rAOdie at t-.n'AiA.rf !ri?i OAud. i.inA. Holland and ro-TOe-'tir r alan. oid Tom. Fji-a'iten WeOdiDC. t far fn)i (juat-l f'-r S. ; oufkmbeitnerX the AAint; ; V: w'. n . ' . 3a per dttata-. tAicea. in r 011-5-1. i !ur hfc!f ckwea. Securejr boa ed Air. bnve in atc jrAitiih.--' CUmee. at C per la i.-on . harrei At tpectml rau-A lyr. C C. JORDAN. JOS. HINCMMAN. Jordan Hinchman, . - j", . ?; . a, i -. i MANUFACTURERS OF CSiCXKS i CONFECTIONS, WHOLESALE DEALERS IN Crackers. Candies. Nuts, Fruits, dec - . -.. .. t 270 and 272 Main SL Johnstown. V set ESTAHTJST-TKD 1827. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11,1891. PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Real Estate! PTR-raXT to aa order of ! Orffcac" (Vwri o( Santmet .. l"a . we wIl oSr r at T"Aiir uJem ike prembw. abom V- in it aor.h of TITLE DAY FEBRUARY 19, 101, (be foHowlDa dKrNsl reai CRa Jate cf John J. Hay. c i. t. wit : SO. L A oenaia tita ft7jAf fn Mi:f-.rd Tn- . ftmerrt "o., !.. .!jniji:n k! f Ar h;!,) l Ijrwironfl. Oh&rH IL Stur.tM'. s.ia HA.ker. iM't lker. W ai. Hay a-iu: dc ,rfi:-.rs. -m-talsin; a!rut 13:i ACRK8 l:J3 of a;-h a'ont lwMitir4 i rrmx 7l io rxl aaw of euUUJ;t. aod riaiH weil iim!u-rit. ixf : two on-fc.iis jd a SUGAK CAMP, j A To-ywy imrce i:tr titH'.", summer Kitm, Urce lUnk Lam, Wtrn-bx. J oi.V buiiuuiB. ciaUwut to enurv lies mi io ockcfit p m. of vi'l tiiy. fT r-r Knviri iVbtf-rvwn Tawln !wA0nT franifa. 2 WELLISG UO USE :1m: m ; WAsh-boae, acd oihfrr natbr.iMi'! No. i A rrr'erii cG tf ero-:r,4 VTxlfet. Tn ic in tbe B-rrrTeh of kT kwtfi. nfr-i'!) 4 jrwiiiuc No. - Frrler.i k Krtr. rtri. o. iD1--. ifle:id lit rt-ujt-M ia Rjfk- TERMS. IVti per rout, on dT of a' : ?h? Ti'.ir ff rmaiTvir j-wmcf !WitrM r- ptrafeir annua: iy U widow, rntf linr.nr.vz iaxi K'tbf berr att1 it-rai ivv-ssti' t: t? ha;d 'hn J. II?. the balB tn he taid is two wiaJ a&&uai paTTxfiit. rtlM-u irjier--i. Tfi iv!rr- I4VII (NFR. ANMK KIT'. 1JHFU Adtrutci-ratfTs of hUn 3 hay, PUBLIC SALE OF YalnatjlB Pieal Estate. PTRrANT tf an orvl of lb- (iTf la-" onl t labhe Tsir, on th jirmi , a,loul cue out uorti of Lexuigtuu. ua SATURDAY, FEU. 21T at 1 o'clock p. ra..the fAwv;g frrihed real e tal. iat? Ihr prcK-vy of V'ra Mrcitr. d. : 41tTei-'k. County wt Mt&rrx t ani .-t;r of fvnn Ivanm. a1rfnii:s lut:'' if Alrx. t:. M Henry Hnuikatop. N-iwm Sayktr. Jn4i Pi arxi Mitiri'i rajr' heir. im. :r.e Niit X acrtat, haviiir tlirtnTi cr;f;t-.l o-rf'-rr frame DWELLING HOUSE Bank barn at.; other wuIMii 'ii':-r. A me:! or-riA.-l. cjai. limej-t-me aw 1 j-J-ai of xi a!er on the j.'.rc lJwsiioti fireo tt ti.tr !.i 1av of AJrii. l'Vl. TERMS. Tea per ient. of the pur"ri. r.-'T.- v cn day of ale : llaaf of one tLtM on e mrnr.ti.-n ot ale ad ooenhird tn one y-ar. a ! ur uuM in o yeAmfroni April 1 lt. The rtrferrt-l i-raieiiu ui ue eenri onirtrer: rw.-i JjE r. ittriTrFIil. JanS. ASBiaiua:rf Wia. Sweiti OF- ValnaHe Real Estate! I Pt RSf ASCE of le at:th.-wity eon-oiir.e.! in the lat wi.i ud t-u.Hen; irf H -rAia lW'-n. de cenoed, Iberemil i-e evj-.J u rMie -a.1, a, ftipewilie. ia Liat: ToA &ftij. -.i3ierx-t (y., 1-A . OH WKDXEDAV, F.rris. l-'l, ti I nVW-k p. m .thi fjliown. dr-;i-.iJ iret f vimtArr iAud. u it : A trart ef lard 1'aaic in J,-r.ner T.)Ho. BAr.iniiZ lAD-i' tff fiA Ank.-ay. i4A Kmmr i. Jau V iovrr. Beijj. Kane. Mat? M;:., r. Aod othert, u.iAiuiLif 111 ACRS oluuu hriait L,nji ii" aud It? pert-h. The "m.-t 1 I;?nTer.-.l ih a tuie oa.. caevtii'-iu heral L.oaA Si cilvKiiwi. TERMS. One-ha'f in hand and h:AH;-e ;a eiCKilha. j are ecurly prj'eoted in a'Vbratfl ' r itainierp. A. J o1 'Mi itv. j LurilaV-prtv.f Safe. The only Mde ExeraU'T of Kitai tkars. PUBLIC SALE OF Valuable Real Estate ! BY TI ft TV E of ue U r rf -le is-n. .. fKU :.f '.he rr.hAUf' Ooiin t.i -Hirr-r-rl i'o-:r:iv. 1 i , -ii t public ale cm the pre-a !-. in J.-l!rr-.-B Ia p., Kron--l i-.miv. I'a , -or a: tiie r.rir-i Lou-.- ad- ( ry I3:!ia tLe 1aqi oa j SATIS DAY, rEVhlARY 14, ivlj mi aw rrlrt k p. 5., fQ Mild ?vt the rr ir-frtv of Jn w. -itf 'd. a! r.ia pK- r trft-l ot IajicI f-.rr.a; in thr Tw-WBip Ikntr ait i r ki-OA .1. rfninc land' Ann-n H". ,:,r:-ia Lttte. jmi ivn n-if.-rr, t-tiTji;ii;nfc-' Tt cltf. btlw lini!w!fal. "tcr o-mrx'i iaL..l I in ft ft f?;li; '.,:, Ai-Oi, a Mitr i-nmp H 2 S ire e,! jpr-td i".Kt!rrji"-d. Im. t a -icsaJinjjtr )rvji.-nT TERMS. OBe-lhi-d rah. cie -ib'i iu on Tear, aod rwl awe in iao .- fn.m d.:e of uiie. 1 he tiiai.1 imn-hA mcuu-T lo be Aeo'irtd on Ahe l:m.i bv FKT1R F. fil.-l IH . AdoUi:.rAU md Ins-tet ArUffT.er. j HOLIDAY PRESENTS! IN GREAT VARIETY. ! Christmas Cards. NOW OPEN ! Faiii7Gwi-Opemn on XfetnN-r Z't. "n02 : al iasBfitja aud cail order, -.-i.o.u-1. JOSEPH EICH3AUS &. CO., DCALERS IN STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS AND ART M,ATEPJALS. ko. as. ;.tw ac, pm-sBrnn. r.v. Ymfm M lira EegiilartQ. The osiy rare aad radical core for CONSTIPATION. BILIOUSNESS, INDIGESTION. and all danedera nf the Liver. hAenred htrodreda of people, and AAthef-nle reneiT frj- :nre .. eair. aiid in eawa in wbob ihe hhvq .fcilirS haee s ' wrly tAi"e-l. Teti nu-r a a frro h u nd red of peopi liTirttr lu Biair OV.'mrr. pf-ri-iTrivAria. It t-iAiiitaet-i-ed be l. T. KTKi!"ii. V,L-U4M-EIEO. PA. lur ibe P. T. L. K. cv. ao4 lor Aaie by all I-rwrtri ai cen -m : le. Noa n-ax:e hum lire 2ahelHA-. me la diaa Arrow-head Trade Stark. 4-v-1a-1tt. 72 Federal Street, Allegheny, Pa. jrWING&GV.YNNL WHOUSALE TOMVI-SIOS 3EECHAXT3, Geaeral Prod-ice, Frcito. VecetabA. I-oultry ard Gaaie. Cot-fwrmaetiw !i-ied tie-t I'-.-- -,d Pn.trfA H jruA ouArAntCTrd. Correr-'OAiile-irc iDtitei. OHIO ST, ALLEGHENY. PA. I-llyr. iTeltpjjooe -XIV) i. THAPS IT- CURES RHEUMATISM 14 HS3 Street, aa fTaacuieo. CaL, AprJ 23, 10. "Hariiyr beea aero ly aSlicted with rhea inaiifia. my Didder aixi iuaier w:ii ore throat, w haT, byCie use of St Jacob Oil, been cured." Lots IxaAva. PAIN, CURES NEURALCIA. Auieneiili, S. Y.. Jaa. . ln. "I rcff-red wi:h aeorAleia. booebt a boW of A. Janrf -: ah 1 - tti r-Ov.vt-rO. 1 troAid a spraiea ankie vJx aoi re-rolis." IH'JA. H. Xax GOEDnt. CURES SCIATICA. BalU-aore, M L. Dee. 13, 1-ML I sr.ff. ri I time jarie pa:i la thv h fx; i unl r-t rtiicf t il I tried Si. jarii uii. a i.ica ojSeU ty cured Be. Cms. A. L"LDA. JkX-SO CURES Promptly and-Permanently LUMBAGO, SPRAINS, Good News! 'o one, m!;o wiilinr lo iiiofl t!ve r.ivht cur. lieei he km;; atnich-d Willi boiif. cr-hunt-:. riiuj'k-. or other cutaneous erup. T-ns. T-cse are the result ot atures ei fjris to exj-fl joiu; and eflfte matter the hiut-d. aivi iiow j-iamly that U y.t' m i n.iua.g through tlte stin ot lBipcrilw-s Iti'-h it a O-e lepumate work of lhe Jiver and kUirya to nuHjre. To re-au-rr li- nn to their proc-r iunctwii. Aver s sarsapia-i.U is tlie nicd.-iiie required. TiiHt tk oti-r blooO-imntier can ronipara it, Ujou--nds testify who have Ziiixl Freedom frrn the r"rani y p lerTave-i l.kmd y the rf tin tnetU( ii-e. " Fir niite ye:tr 1 aw afTtir-u-fl a .:h a skin dierj-e that did rj-t ywid to any rr-rieie cat.l a IrM'Od r Hitl n-e tn try Ayc-r"s Sar--ir.:Lu Wuii the ie t'f Iliis HKsiicine llrt e ai.r'la.sit ilMiietmL It I, my Wliri tliat ro other M.! iiK-li'-;ne euM hte effirTfl fro rap.d and enmpk-I" a rirrr. Awrn I. f.tn ia. V. Vk-tnna. Taircu:.iA. Meilro. "My t.i--e. fr yeai. s covered with ; :ni r!e and humor. f whfh I eocld fiml i.o remedy till I breaii t uke Ayera Sarsa:a n'ia. Tiirre l-uuh-s t.f this ercAt hlowd meitv- rioe eff--ted a tiior:zii cure. I eoi5t-nl.y recrniiovud il t all antirnc from siouhir trjubles." M. 1'aTAer, t mnx-rd, Vt , Ayer's Sarsaparilla, ri:rr a utrj t t SS. J. C. ATES CO., Lowell, Xasa. .:d by Irc;;i'A. ti. Wenh jaborJe. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Someiet, Tfenn'a. o DEPOSITS RCCCIVCDIN LABGt ANDSMALL AMOUNTS. PAYABLE ON DEMAND. ACCOUNTS MERCHANTS. FARMERS. STOCK &EALERS. AND OTHERS SOLICITED. DISCOUNTS DAILY. BOARD OF DIRECTORS: I USr M. Hh-ks. AV. H. Miura, j Jass.- L. Fgb, Chas. H. Fishea, JoH R snorr, Ceo. E. Scull, Feed W. BifcrsoAEa. Fdwakd Sovll, : Valenti: IIav, Axi'REW Pabv.ee-, : : : Feesidknt Vice Peemoest : : : CAf-nits. Tlie fucdg and er-ni-!ties of this bank tr.a.ie absolutely t.un:ar-proof. SoniErset Cod National Bank Of Somerset, Pa. Dt-juiSoJ, 1877. Ot-nirad at I Nitlaaal, 1899 CAPITAL $50,000. Chas. J. Harrison, Pres't Wm. B. Frease, Vice Pres't. Milton J. Pritts, Cashier. D i rectors: Wm. It. Kuoaia, --.-hi. .nn H. Miyder, JuAi'ph B. l-At-s, FAtnl "DTtVr. Jot.aaM uk. jofin fHoff!. HArrtw-D -Aovder,, .iiAa a. Miuer, j j CnVftr!! of this Mack win recvl-e the Lb. rai u-aJ-aeiit ooriaiAieot wiih aabaikin;. PArtie whjiiriir to e-d n-fn east or vwt can aecoioiodAic-u by drall lor any aiauonv. Ti.&ev and val-AaMe Aeeured be ole rf I:e boi J a 0teirtIed aaieA wiia iaa-A atruved Lua iucL Collee-i taade in an -auu f the V oiled Stac-' ':iAr rn-ra w-. Ae&nou and bet-je ts bolieted. m ar-iat DO I0U KSOtT That yon are boyin-r direct from the distiller when you -reed oa- eroVrs to U. E. Lippen eolt, the old tashior eJ Whiskey hcnse 'o mtityiDc; do ctunj.oandine. bat ili.-tat from the 'L-pri-c-TT f .isth-leet," ituate-i al Lippencott Post rboe. firet.'ne ec nuty. Pa , which ha.' always maintained its re potation of ruakine pun f4omSj. Our mail order cefiartment -rives prompt attention to all order, fani at be prices we oner our -roods, makes onr co cru -iitora en--noos. We carry in stork the k ikuwin; well known brani of Ilye Whis-kt"-; in quarts, pnllon and barreif: Lii-nencot; . verholt'i ttibeon. Ju kenbe-.iaer. Mor,on--aht la. tirays, etc. A!o a fj'l and compieAe stock of Wires, Brandies, Cina, ic 1 Write fur Price LUt and tattt money. Y. E. Ltm-5cott, Distiller and Whole-ale Liq xir Pealer, 5.19 SmithSeld SU rittsl-crgh, Pa. Thi- WlrA 1tb of the -wvnt cb&4 jrr in Wi!ijimti 4 Roytr Rochester Bun rtcw UniverJty viil hnc:i. on -a1a. tt-tv-r3rr m ft rr-feA.l of tb wl.i ve.vr two u-r.. -Muii r-n-Bd -?T n imc sAjfEri mi uro-e ua hirh ia r-.un.ue fiihrr tt t-imroPrr ! btiv-he itr THtfc!Ki. All (k tfeiiii. of U-i-.ttf rither rwxre b jtM viil tht rm ', irZvnol or miri foe Croat Remedy a y y JL CUD Jl INSIGHT. Ob the rir of lift1 a I at akef. I aee with the jir.t ia-ht Tira- aiaay a aaoexMS weed of wroof root ia a ased f rlfht .' Eoreril it rood that has gone acuay, A&d rrw i ocJt bl:ndoe, Al the world tr a',WAT uixVrr the iway Of a chanea law of kiadoem The eut::tnotr error a truth eaa make la 'buitiaa its iwwt rtiwe hoarse, tit !B i octy the K-iVr mistake lrE:t:rwt3BJr its were : And tore, the fairest f all fa:r thinfs Taat ever f men d-ncetnlei. G.-uws rank wtlh and poiarawJ thin' ! alet il H waif hel ard l-nd-d. There fmil-i not t-r anyihinf beM'-r thaa 1! t!d wi-rid ia the war it braa. Altiiouth cotne mAnrra har re abij Fkms Uw rr-Al anciSAl baab : And bone-rer dark Ue kies may o ;.;-at. Aud boa ever Kul' asy t mad, r. 1 M! y&a it all will work oa: r-ar. F'-r "1 tia over an1 under. E'la Wheela wnojx. LOUISE S FLIRTATION. ti. 1 ... .v. vniase of Waltbam, on the Cornib l lie lenarr is mirjutimi mt- : It.aa niAinlr inhabited fishermec. won with their fcAmilies. olsfttDted the r jk cf unpretentious cottaires that lined the sicgie Kxeet leadi.tz np from the beach. Leaning upon the rode gate in front of one of these cottages with the Jeeptning twilk'ht throwing weird shmJ- .enn her Btvl Louise Martin, the .nt W.'tl-Ain nave vou ever looked at a face till it tl! r'e-4r,-v la er tbit inquiries as ; cr.rtunate'v there are om re r. haunted your' asks a writer. Have you to Charles Stanford bevaa to be nide. His j hy the benign ia8uer.ee do n- t cl ever seen" the face of one, it mav be, bo i t?ITAtit.-e ni l not at first caaed t ways prevail. - .tnr t.. v.,1. r.t thi i otiKt. r-Tirk, he beias a tou! stracrer While all very well know thit If th- wma aaa wiv - j t ne,l o fill vour mind with a sort of i wrnition tha't sent von ont over a -: I . " j a' v.i i ni nri-rii xtHiii. s t iajie n uriu iyu aj m a i seen it before, or when yon wocld see it ! : TI. (..IV I. vrtiT Ar.il !ir i tell yon a dreamy story u. j Soch was the beantr of this ru belle. Ixmise's father was a i-sherman of the better cla.-s, having accumulated what to his modest ambition see rued a competen cy. It was natural that the daughter should have many suitjrg, and that adu latien iriiould have slightly inflaU-d her rustic vanity, but altogether she was a lovable as she was pretty. As Loait stooil leaning opon the gite, Wii! Hatfield, her reported sweetheart, approached. With lover-like Cimiliarity he stole opon her, caught her in a vigor ous hug, and left a kiss opon ber red lips. Stop, Willi" exclaimed the beutv. i " Y oa mosnt't do that-" " Why not, Td like to know V retanie-1 Will. " Ie dore it often enonp h before nrtv . I rnn itl.ln't n 0 i t fVtrrtia TliVW 1 T . ' . " .. , - . ,', 1 Louise, don t scowl so give a fellow a ., The smi!e was not fortho-oniin-- at his bidding. A devided poat was visible in stead. I know what it is," and now Will scoaled blackly himself. That London chap, that Charles Stanford, has turned yon azainst me. You're dazzled with the notice he has taken of yon ; but let him look oat for hime!C If he come between yoa and I there'll be something bad come of it. Mark what I say With this threat Will stroJe angrily away, unheeding Louise's recJI. His anjer frightened her a little, and she re ally loved the stalwart, handsome yonn,: fib'ierrban. Sh had meant no unfailh-fuicej-lhy receiving the pronoaneei at tentions of Charles Stanford, a chance vii-itor to the village -.but his fine clothes, cultivated airs and eontra.--t to the rooith esterinr of her lover h& i slightly a7..'eNl her. Now, however, the ttoris lb t Will had spoken had excited herstiirit of op position, and she resolved fo cmtlcn the pleasant flirtation as loc as p-oasible. Therefore, when .Stanford caiie-1 tae same evening he found her ail srniiej and co- J quettish airs. They pa.rte-1 finaUy at j the gate w ith a kiss a kiss that made j Will's blood boil to see and hear, as he bad been watching lesf than twenty feet way. As Stanford walked down the tret-t to the little tavrn where he was stopping Will half resolved to kill him on the war desiii and only repre-ised the murderous by a violent effort. He slept little that n-pht. hnt lar awake li.mkir.- al Lis trouble. He would marry no flirt, he re-olved, though giving Looi&e niaael him great pain. He coold not help lov- ingher ; but it a? better, he thoaght, . ,T..f,. .;,..Vo i:,i. v r... tune with one to whom he could not de- . v 1 - i:r . i voie um w iioie uie, miu tr iiun , .- . ... . . . everiiistinz anci!ou in remrn. in- luvw Lou very tenderly, there was no doubt ofthat He fancied her ia love with the : . j i to allow him to wait and examine and nn.l out whetiierne was coirevt or not. In ne momg he arose irrltabl, ani still thirsting for vengance cpon the man who bad so snddenly darkened his S'iC u ;S-1D-. tj av'"J further whole life. In this frame cf mind be sat troubie, he hit -bseated bimseif; but ia his fishing boat for tis days lal-or. ; ;--vja -hit the prisoner was be- There were other boats "in compinv i in- tri"'J f ,r has cjme here to with him, and the day being favorable, j u ll --- desire they soon fillei their boats. Tber then i Pfu ths orisnner forth murier retarneJ to the village ; but Will, "dread- j oia as-Aiit. ajt.i ti.erefore the prisoner icg to gohouje, making ttst his boat to I -1 disohar.i. the shore and getting out, he clambered on the hill and sat down near the opeu- mg of one of those httle caves that are , OJ rm rmadtrto very common among Lie eb-s on the diy b?a,tbv bhoim bore. Tbe grottoes seem aloiost to j Jht hf.r,Urv .tK3 uint ,lK:cto have been made by tbe bands of Iair.es. j fce wh;,e they are so beautiful and brilliant inside, j othe ,l seilM!A froia impure air, the ceiling hanpng in pearly crysta.s j j......, flJ, M , wrong indul.-ences. which flicker and glimmer ia tbe faint j Ken, .y 5aj;.:v-. necessity for a re light : sea-weeds hang aronnd. and the' ubvu.j r.r.j2er eke n.-.rsa-sand on the floor is full of tiny, sparkling j vU r evtr injpllrity ,ne---- ! aad p ' to the blood viuiity aad tiealtb. kit was near one of these beaut.fu. grot- cafes t rhenm, humoi-, toes that will seate.1 nimself and wauh- j pi.x , nd ulit.t rf ed the boats returning home. As he sat j by jaip.j;;ii or thinking-for the splashing of the waves , -B y.,,. AJ. ,ta? fof d.d not disturb him-he thouSht he IIo(i (( SarsPr:iia is that it be given a beard the sound of a voice, evidently in , . , , m .air f riii. the cave ; he remembered an interview . lie had witneased a few nights before j and a sign aroae, which be could not re- i preen. it oas aiaxya been consiLiereu impos- I wont iisturb them they are lov- ! sible to rut win nails from any material ers," be said to himself. I am sure I ! except wire, bnt it is reported that an heard the sound of a kiss. Ah, well! I j in --ion! arrangement has been intro hope they will be bappier thaa I arn." j duced into a tn:;; in Iittsbar; which en Will sat there a long time; he did ; a'!e aire nail to be made from steel not think how long until the netting sun j plate. Tvs invention may be attached reminded hint that it was time to return. J to the ordinary cut r.a.i iiiachine, and is Tbe tide began to rise and the spray to 1 said to be capable of producing perfectly foam, it almost touched bis feet. At high j forme-l saila ia greater quantity than is tide the cave was eatirely under water. I possible by the present wire-nail sppa Will was well acqitainted with the place, j ratu.s. so he prepared to go. As be was ging -- op the hiil he reinembered tbe lovers ia It is ey for a man to believe in the tbe cave. j wisdom of God w hen everything comes " 1 suppose they don't think about the I bis way. 31 t j en r WHOLE XO. 2061. tide-." saiJ VTY.L Then, goirg within a few step of th cave, he crie-J : " Fial!o. fr'en 1- . The ti V rising, and you iLia--t !-afe T Si'Aroeiy LaJ he iit;rel theue worJa before a cry, haif stiiU J aa it was uttered, S.ii k ob his ear. Will aratea etart. lie rushed naa-ily into the cave, and io another instant he a as at i's tioul';., l-eiirin in his anr Loni-r. No on? followed them cut of ihe one, an 1 the wivs now were iiik int the sm-xh vr-i on its fix r. With dt-inite Htrer-.'.: Will re lAui.e op the rji'ky out ..f the reai-lt ofth? t: e ; th-ri, 1: itijj 1 i-r do, a n on her feet, he jjusht-1 her frri hiai, an! pointed, it.ii an i'.!.f-rA!ive jre-'tare toward the vill-jf. Vv'iihout a word she w?nt on Ler ay, w hi'e Will. hU hanls clajed ti,;htiT over his brwt. hi? lijs strong'r , coinpnr---d, ft x.i pizir.e afierher. j Tiiei., drawing; a l!l-?ta:cel knife j frLu hi NieOin, h? 'hrew it as tar as he : COUI.! lOW liif iMU fc Chart, tanf-ri win never part lo- I ers - airvu, savage v. r::es"n'ti' b l fr" m itnwoing he hoislfi the fail, and n reach e-i the yiiiaj". Ho Lhi reache i hotne she scarcely knew; bet having arrived there, she I 1 " " "nieiut-n w i o5,': 10 P t il he ' nothin f... 1 1 if r ... . , i -"-a seveiii, aa.j i. was ovi un- every lu,ly ia the ville. Ia wti-ne Wili had visited the cave, and foun 1 it?nrtr. The tide, h 7 1 '' i ' e 1 the N-Jy out to SCA. j i ce day. jus: a s-jrc!i f.r the missing rn aq hal Ifjan to eicite interest, a body t wasae-l ahr near the village. It wasdecu,;-.- f-a .leirw, pat recog nition, bet there es.sted no doubt in the min is cf the fi-hernjea as to its idenity. Th(rn in-'jirie-i we-e icstitated, Louise was c jiii knem. s; e.! at ia.-t to tei: what she '.t e.c::?a.ent culminated in Will lU:i-:u'i arret He was taken to thec-Mir.ty ;a:l s:,aie twenty miles dis tant, awai'.ir.j his trial. In the inters lyj iijte, wh c-e heart bleJ for her lover, arid whose irnainitioa fv-n .; esi u.re in his love of her for his terrille criiue, visile 1 him often in his call, an 1 Will, r ter.UDt of bis rnad. m3tro ?f fifAveberim-oasUncT, and took her to h'r heart a-aia. Louise volunteered to al-nt herself, or to re-fu- toi-;-iik at the Trial, bat Will would not allow it. He n.f.Uier denied nor ad- niitte 1 hi? ?.ii't, bit rso!vel to abide bv , ' -.. -i u mw? uy the r?fu.t unti.r.chi-ic'r. n t;:e c.rror ni tl.e tr-al a n r.v sniil mortiir. in January a dense crawd SJrjed aton; the A ssize Court long bifre th- hour f.r the prm eeding to be gin. Ik-Ilef in the prisoner's guiit was alinort cniver.-ij. Conse-jaeutly, having bt ard and atvep :ej this theory, the pub lic itiia-i w as v-..-ry biiser asrAinst the pris oner : and on tne inorni ni? of the trial there were hanJre-iis cf anxious specta tors, eaer to .?-? a gunjf-si of the young nian's face. Ttif v oant-d on seeing quite a ferooiou-: anJ dr."roas-loos;n ier soa, and were ii-u:p'jinte j w hen at last the youn r.iin, wi Ji his fine, genial face, walk.-l up between tiie two oificers and took his i'U. e iii the dock. There was a Frnt-rai luurnittr of iirsiiisiaction. Was tht the niaa '.' Any olher person ia the court lo-.ke 1 ruure like a ruarderer. Eat they h Ad made up their minds to believe in his i-.iot. and they saw no reason for changing their opinion. Tbey trie-J to fehud.Ier, an 1 I.ok very much horrified as they looked ir.t hi brave, hanl-vme face. They hai soarcely ever ecjored SO. h a rirc exi iiemn? xf. .re ati.1 thew could not refrain froru gloatinj over it, j T:)e trial li-'ed oniv a .lav. the r.rinci- i pi! witn bting Iuise, whose falterin-c ' in-'ortnation on this point, ti.e fact that worl OGwi:iin?iy told the storv of her j thre are nore jmporUrit pn.nts ir. hy h.ver s -ruilL TLe jury were out 1 Jfiene to be con.idered. a it re'ate. to t., than An Loar, and returned with a ver- i f the th,n even ,-:at of dirt of t.u-.itv" ap-iiist the prisoner. i S tsa cl-,n- The Ul!-cf :a'-;",!':' Just ho re. however, soniethinir mrnr- S voidicz the tweofth t-etn hy ! re' tl r-t a d.L'rrent face opon the I matter. ,.,v,, , .. M i ... i ewb.it they ha read ia the jr-rJw- tn the crow went wild : w.... eA...c.uen .jieaoapers.-.n lean -l ordered man entered the , ;ve' i lie a Iv it e 1 t. warls the bench, and ! - - I u'm w: the jo'i and then to tbe . - i ermr.sel fir ti,. o; -.n A fLcr which i r i amtd the m. t breatble-M atiilne the J 3 "-Mr. Jtanil.'.l rtates that b was iniur- I i i -i ' el by the n-'-. -ner !,"t a w a'l -e not i - l-JP P-"--r, t..t, a-e,i see noi .1 fj 'r ! I -..1 .!..-. v.- K j ---'"-"'..".--'.'"-- the r, .y sidec.f the cave aal the vicinl'v iiietiy opon the tide Not One in Ten. Wire Nails From Steel. DEFECTIVE TOOTH STRUCTURE AND DENTAL HYGIENE. by . J. xi vn:.i. , i. n. s.. Shooll we aiteiapt to en-jenerare ar of the ongiaal n-um of defective tocth structure, and at the same time icve:i jate these cacse, we wou'.d ai -.rv'.vei ielncg do an into mtsterlr t.-:5jf.,-I w -.th the deTe!o.rnnt r-f the ttv- f.t ptKr to theeruf tH'Si of the toe'.'i . i''.t a it is on!y the r:ot sal-'juer.t t jt r ii' tioa with which we have to do at thii time, any consideration of these eartier stages of development would be fre:i-i to the purpose of this artirie. It ia saScient for ns to know that in stances are coramon, and we n-ight ar sainberiess.il. which there is an iher.t ed predi-position to eondltiocs wbith lavor and induce decar f the teeth. T'espite the prevalence of d:-av of the dental organs andsum.ua ling ti-wic. the unsijhtlineas of these wrecked d-T-tar--.. the suffering induced by these at-crrjal cowditiona, the impairinent of ir-n--ra! health and the poeMbilitr cf steer.r ciear of nine-tenths of a'l this u.:.-a-'v and w retch edneiii, there is b'tt a sn;.ii proportion of cor peof.'.e wh eai---'1;.-seek information rejrard;ni the r.itii--the teeth, the danirer. which U--t th- r i. and as to how tl.ewr daiiirvi arr I--: wariest oJ. Cusaally in g:viD inf.-r'iia-tion bearing on the conserva!!' -f ti.e treth,ii is enstomar-r to iucn!t-a:- in-- i : porUnce of perft-ct rlean'unr. a:; 1 wh.'e no one cooM for a mouaxct !j-:;.rt importxnee as a factor in the prev-rva-tion of the teeth and in ler.etheninif their terra of nsefuine, yet there ar o:! . r ti:sesof disinte-grat; jn of tv!h 'n- !i:r moredestractive than even the lod.i.r.er.t of foreign substAnre about the '.- th. It is a fact qnie general'T known '..at tve general health exerts a jiwer;"iil ir.'i i ence over these nsefal orirans. bat as t how th;s is done is le-s plain. In ;-rf-' . health the oral secretions are f...t:nd to l-. either alkaline or neutral, and if t'.' - chemiisi conditions p;eva.l cntin the teeth will la-t inie3ni;e'y. a Ur s-i c.iemicai lEiuences are i u;-.t-i ;i-j jt Ttnt in Tf'tr j quantity, as ia perfect heal:: 1. ti'; ''.t-,- I tion ot the digestibility of r-s- .i'. itself tnta one of mecbar.:-ai .'.r..l ,: . rn that is to sav. the more finely .i,vi !. ! t! 1 particle of fjod, t' gested, on account of t!ie !ni-r-a.--i face exposed to the 4. ti. a of ti. eats. While all this i kn oan t :-v, cce. yet we Auiericans wi'l a- a l ; ., bolt our food, will constiitie ir.or:: nate q ntities of the same, w. 11 per.-: in the B.e os tiigroy cocientrate t !- . and as a result of these errors of d:et. ! there is an unbalancing of the fur, of the d:5erent organs, there is a.'ri or intestinal irritation, and on ci!!.:" the oral secretions, i:s-a-d of fa i:r: them alkaline or neutral, a ia- V: re referred to, we find them d:.-:.a t'y a i 1. anda thick, ropy, acid c.ucus clii-lng t . the teeth, thus clovr-jinR the intert:..---A and preventing a free nioveinent of '.iiiv.i between them: we fiid i-a!carot.s de posits about the necks of the !ee"b . :rr: tating and causing rec-esaion of the . 1:1 s and the gums are found u be ;-oiicy and swollen, bleeding at the ! .':. touch, and we may eiict to Cn 1 a . '.:. of decay forming on the approAi.nai :r faoes and in thea!cj of trie teetii. This is a sad state of aifairs. aini this stage the dentist is appealed to f r anvistance, though it is indeed hittie h caa render in the case w ithout the ': -operation of the patient: and a he applied to a a dentist, and not ia a h; cian. he will, to protect hirn--!f fn. Tu :i ill-wi'.l of the patient, st.' p short of 1 at shoold be done in the en.- in the iy of giving aJvii-e. To meet the ca.-e pr. ;T t'y he should eive strict orders a t j reg'f.t tion of diet: proper aruoitnt of r--?t a:; i sleep, exercise in the open air. striit ar.d uncompromising nle in nyirl t j ':..!;. inc. and all in fact that would in a-y way tend to brr, ai-out a nearer a; -prciach to perfect health of the t.';y :i general. It is tLen that ti.e reru.-vil the salivary calca'.is fr:n ahoit ti.e necks of the teeth, the pp'.i-aUon of a tringent washes to the sponjry gun.s, at: 1 such other local treatment aa the inu -rent dentist sees tit to carrr out .11 re- , ia pennsnent sr.o-1. ie-, t.,n. a. i 1 then ''I'l l. We wool J thaa forcibly ii-spnss ufor. the minds of ail thoe-e who really d--.re nJ over-prepared fxJs is . ! ol evil most; iruiuu;. ineie . h 1 iv'i. of resisUm-e met with in the pr ---r comminutioa of tiie fI for the stoiiiav :i wiil not without tula natural exer----- ; ilevelop those .pai.:: of LrruLio.--. -len-' sity and sbaplineM which are u t-s--r.;.a' j Ln, , , . - J--,unl'-- ..u.-.. i i .1 i .-. u. r.' more carbon than the -,.1-T p T.. m -. - I'll t IH arnmii u Di.nLi.. . ii,- . ! I v. 'r, . : . tba lb'ft'r T"- 1 '-1 1 1 instances are cl,CP-D iy tat i?ry ;'- .. , . 1 w i.J i"---' inv tii.-, ... . . mJ, who'ie-on:e and mt-ltioa-1. o tiers sistauce which f.jrces the u.a-tici:. y appart-is inti the profi-r aau :rt i l e.t-erci--e to promote develv-.rr.'-rJt. -i i aain with meat, the averaj; je-- :i finding big steak a triile to;vli at. 1 cartilaginous or as we iaiajine we heir him say, too closely related tu Ir. 1 j ber , ha-bands his mn-'ular pjrr- 1 leaving it untouched, tho-i-rh it i- tl. n i.i the elements of hod for the jLy ti ':-, and.it is unnecessary to say, would ford any amount of exercise f.-r li.c ' Cut witl-out jesting ia the iu:i".'.t-r. f .. think that many of these totb t- r: ; -i should not be despise!. We miht here advance tiie a. ..si -fi-.-erally accei'tcl theories r.-.-uraicg the retrogressive trtolexular charige .u t scbstance aad as to bow it is u.-t l.e' acconipiished, but thi would be o .t . f place in aa article of this klr, 1. e only wish to hint to the wh fell v us ia this line of thought that p nvrjl n..i -nutrition may reac t opon the .e'.h r y indocing the failure of the so ply of i"' r constitaent salts, whiU perha;-s they r actualiy roobed of muoh of th--. r x : -store of tuaterials, thes renderir-r them I more liable to decay by le -.In,- tr.e.r resistive power to dirfae. Further consideration of t.'o stt.'-i t is now deferred until some fatur- time. a:-. 1 if this short article oa aa important ject shall be found to eta body a ft Lii.U which will aut the reader ia 'ii,:i.ir! i up a part o." the causes of den'iAJ car- and in removing these caaae-. as r -i ones own personal erforts cou'd be tea available in this direction, then tr y . ject in taking up the tuhj-tt is er.'-r-'y -riined. "When they say that ro.c ta i'.'' rnased St. Age-lore, " do they refer to tiie spokes of a cart-wheel dollar, I won Jer 7' In W AKQRiESSEN,
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