Veneering Mii' with Cream.
j can never, never co. not if I live to
the sigt ft MethuKateb forg've I'll nia
who invervted ear!y risine." Iie"W done
mo irreirnble injury. He lia deutroy
esi one of the foinlert i!!u"iuui of my
lifetime . v.- . '
I bad e h a g' milkman. He was
one or tbe dealeJ-bottle breed. He baJ
the loveliest kind of a red wajron. and
Le-ntigbt onr Lurteuls in beautifully
branded Sla jar ith ,h nn,e f th
"farm and-I was almort goinjt to mt
the hour of delivery stamped in the
gin.
How I praised the f"'!ow to my friends.
I ti ve no doubt that at time I made a
jx-rfect nuiMnre of myself. At the din
ner table, if I bad company there, I
would have Clar.ua bring in a bottle of
milk so that I could make display of the
yellow cream at the top. Thi" waa a
grievous fault, I own. Let him who is
without similar sin catt the first stone at
me.
At any rate, the milking Btool was the
hobby I bestrode, and I rode it almort to
death.
i;ut one morning I was forced to get
op early in order to do a piece of work.
Alai-k the day! 1 set tbe alarm clock,
little thinking that it wan to ring a knell
to one of my fondest hopes. I gTojed
my way into tbe habiliments of day, and
with sleepy eyes launched forth into tbe
frwtv, lonesome streets.
Jurt around the corner I heard the
niuirl sound of tin implimento Unking
ujruinst each other-the city man' near
est approach to that lovliest of discords,
the tintinnabulation of the cow-hells
clangor-and looking up beheld the little
red wagon of my own pet milkman
lran up to the curb.
He was lien.ling over some work, in
n hich he seemed to 1 absorbed, and as
I .lrew ner 1 had a chance to see what
its nature wac Ixiore be caught sight of
me.
And oh ! what do you think the rogue
was doing? It chokes me so that I can
nearcely speak the sentence. He was
"topping oH" niiik Is-ttles from the
cream can. He was putting t.iat final
and convincing bead of gold upon the
mirfa.-e of the fluid which I had been
taught to believe w:is "l-oHled at the
.limy."
The same old forehead of brass and
leet of clay '. I turned aside un.l wept.
It matters to me no lonirer what tbe
fluid underneath really was ; whether it
ever saw a cow; whether it had done
nerviee in other capacities paid tribute
to the churn, or come in the firM place
fr..m th mimn orhvdrant. My bottle of
milk was a cream -topped fraud, and I
l.aJ been paying worship to a false and
hollow idol.
Henceforth I forswear milk as a bev
erage, and w ill contine myself to worm
wood and gall. -V. )'. Ihmbl.
I have had catarrh for twenty years,
and used all kinds of remedies without
relief. Mr. Smith, druggist, of Little
Falls, recommended l.ly s Cream Balm
The effect of the f.rst application was
magical. It allayed the inflammation,
and the next morning my head was as
clear as a Ik-11, I am convinced it use
w ill ell'-t a permanent cure. It is very
dim thing and pleasant, and I strongly
urge in use by all snllerers. ieo. Terry,
Little Kalis, N. Y.
A Famous Vessel.
New York Tim-: The que-tion has
frequently been asked of the Tom,
"What steamship first crossed the At
lantic?" There has been some differ
ence of opinion on this subject, and tbe
caira of pilority baa been made for a
number of vessels built in as many differ
ent cities along the coast. To this
city, however, belongs the honor, for an
honor it was, of having produced the first
transatlantic steamship. This was the
Savannah, built at C-orlear's Slip, in the
J.'ait Kiver, and launched early in 1S1:.
The Savannah sailed from this port
March 2S, 110, with Captain Moses Ilog
erg in command. She proceeded to Sa
vannah, where she arrived after a pas
Rage of six days. Thence she sailed to
Liverpool April 1, arriving safely at that
ort after an eighteen day voyage. When
the Savannah entered St-teorge's Chan
nel, off the city of Cork, it is said that
nhe w as descried by the commander of
the British fleet, then an anchor in the
liarbor. Seeing the smoke pouring from
lteraingle funnel the British connaander
thought that the vessel was on fire, and
ent two cutters to oflVr help. The Sa
vannah was visited by thousands when
lying at her pier, and the newspaper of
the day were tilled w ith descriptions of
what was then a wonderful seat of ma
rine construction.
An old lithograph of this ship was
found by a Timrt reporter recently in a
dow n-town ollioe. She is represented as
a three-masted raft, square-rigged, and
with two nnv ielJy paddle-wheels Mand
ril lif. The single funnel is very tall,
reaching almost to the tops. Judging by
the paddle-wheels as compared w itli the
pails, one is led to the conclusion that the
latter must have been far superior to the
former as a means of locomotion, and
that the engines were supplied for aux
iliary purposes rather than for effecting a
revoluti i in marine propulsion. The
fact remains, however, that the Savan
nah was a steamer, and the first one to
cross the Atlantic.
State of $hio, Citv or Thi eiki, l
Iacai Cot xrv. "
frank J. Cheney make oath that be
is the senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney A Co., doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that Raid firm will pay the sum of
OXF. HUXDKF.I ImLLAUS for each
and every caae of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by the tte of Hall's Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J.CHKXEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, thin ith day of iH cendier,
A.D. lss.;.
1el. A.W.tiLKAStlX,
.YV-tri I'ulJir.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acta directly on the blood anil mu
cous eur faces of the system. Send lor
testimonials, free.
F. J. CHKNF.Y A O K Tohdo, O.
JriSolA by Druggists, 7-V.
Men Don't Want to Die.
"How strong is tbe love for life:" It
was a w ell-know n physician who uttered
this exclamation. "I can't always un
derstand it," he went on. "Here is one
of my patients, w bo is now lying at the
point of death in one of tbe hospitals.
He waa run over by a railway train a
day or two ago and was brought in un
conscious, bis Lead staved in, four ribs
broken and txith legs crushed to a jelly.
And yet be u frantic at tbe thought of
the near end of his miserable existence.
He has no family dependent upon him
and seemi to have no ties of any charac
ter to bind kirn to life. If he recovers
be w ill be helpless, uaelefw cripple, de
pendent upon charity, and as be is an
unlettered laborer be can have none of
tbe pleasures of the imagination and the
intellect What has be to live for? And
yet bis desire to live is pitif jllr troi g.'
r ; Education In Politics.
The future of tbe Republican party de
pends ntion the education of the voters.
This is more especially the case ibenever
as in rer.ain States of New England,
preat numbers of foreigners have been
attracted by the reward of American
industry to assume American citizenship.
Tbe ignorant foreigner gravitates by
some law of instinct towards the Demo
cratic party. EJueate him, and the Ie
mocracy peels off with the dirt and the
ignorance. In Massachusetts, in Con
necticut, in Lhode Island, as in one or
two of the Western States, the accession
of iHjmocratic strength within the par
ten vears is traceable almost wholly to
an accession of a mass of voters in whom
are indu-ated alien prejudice and alien
inability to comprehend American prin
ciples. The half a dozen native Demo
crats and Mugwumps may sit in their
Brussels carpeted club, distribute the
offices and lifcUn to homilies on free
trade and a worlus market, but they and
their moonshine theories would amount
to no more than the smoke that curls
from their Havana ciears but for the
mass of alien superstition and prejudice
that cares nothing for their theories, but
supports their party.
This has been notably illustrated in
Wisconsin, where a great Democratic
victory w as won on the platform of an
tagonism to the English, or what might
more properly be called the American
language. The language of Winthrop
and Williams, the language of Washing
ton and of Jefferson, the lacgure of the
Declaration of Independence, was not
good enough for the foreign voters of
Wisconsin, and the Democratic party
bad the baseness to mount to power on
this un-American prejudice, and proclaim
its victory throughout the land '.
It is the same in New England. Most
of the men who voted for Kussell in
Massachusetts cared nothing for him or
his tariff taik. Trobably they had never
read, and would not care to listen to a
line of his tariff reform theories. They
simply knew, and that was enough for
them to know, that he was against the
large majority of bis fellow Americans,
and w as willing to pander, in appearance,
if not in heart, to the inclinations of an
element not yet in sympathy with Amer
ican ideas and traditions. In New York
we find that Democracy has its strong
hold wherever the lwdy politic is gorged
with the impurities of the moot undesir
ble class of immigration. And wherever
education is able to hold its own. and to
keep the public sentiment healthy and
intelligint, there the republican party
remains in the ascendency.
It is, therefore, the duty of the repub
licans everywhere to support and pro
mote every projier means of popular
education the school, the press, the li
brary, the lecture, and we should add,
the church of any and every denomina
tion whose teachings and methods pro
mote morality. We must stay the tor
rent or the torrent may overw helm us,
Not that the Republic is in danger. Its
reeujerative powers are too great for that ;
but great as they are, they may be sub
jected to as rain that would seriouisly itn
pair the iutluence of the example w e hold
forth to mankind. On education de
lwndsthe future, not only of the Repuh
lican party, but of the nation. Tcanut
politics may 1h successful now and then,
but the victory in the long nin is won on
principle. It is for the Itepublican party
to see that the right principle shall pre
vail, and it cannet but prevail w herever,
by church and free school and popular
newspaper education is brought home to
the multitude. -V Yuri V.
Hi3 Body Terribly Mangled.
A (-hocking accident occurred at the
I'nion Knitting Mills, whereby Isaac
Cox was horribly mutilated, lied Flag
Oil, the Famous Pain Cure was quickly
applied, and recovery soon followed, you
can try this great remedy for 2" cents.
If you want to drive away Dyspepsia,
miliousnefs. Constipation, Pixjr Appe
tite, and all evils arris: ng from a disor
dered Liver, use Dr. Lee's Liver llegula
tor.
Trial bottles free at O. VA llenford's
Drug Store.
The Folly of Dying Young.
Kisiuari k is out in a statement setting
forth that he owes his rugged old age to
the practice of bathing regularly and
freely in cold water. Gladstone ascribes
bis longevity to the simplicity and reg
ularity of his habits. Tennyson believes
that his having celebrated hiseighty-first
birthday is due to bis not having worried
or fretted over the small affairs of life.
De Lesseps thinks be owes his advanced
years to like causes. Taking all these life
giving agencies together, and considering
how easy they are of attainment, there
doesn't seem to be any good and sulli
cient reason why we should die young,
except it be that tbe gods love us.
7;.foi lhrnhi.
A Wonder Worker,
Mr. Frand Huffman, a young man of
P.urlington, Ohio, states that be bad been
under the care of two prominent physi
cians, and nsed their treatment nntil be
was not able to get around. They pro
nounced his case to lie Consumption and
incurable. He was persuaded to try Dr.
King's New Discovery for C msumption,
Cough and Colds and at that time w as
not able to walk across the street with
out resting. He found, before be bad
used half of a dollar bottle, that be was
much better; be continued to use it
and is to-day enjoying good health. If
you have any Throat, Lung or Chest
Trouble try it. We guarantee satisfac
tion. Trial bottle free at J. N. Snyder's
Drug store.
The Latest British Swindle.
The progress o' Bible guessing fraud
has received a sudden check at Dundee,
where a certain wily Scot has been ar
rested on the charge of extracting shil
lings from the pockets of two confiding
biblical students. This was the adver
tisement he inserted in some .ItX) news
papers throughout the country : "Pro
digious! flO) a week .' 1."0 in cash
prizes for counting the words in chapt
ers i an 1 ii Joshua." It transpired that
lM bad been received in reply to the
advertisement (stiil unpaid) and 13s. Cd.
bad been given as prize money.
The presiding sheriff said he did not
think there were so many fools in the
country ready to send money to answer
to such a transparent fraud. The idea
of giving prizes, he added, for counting
the words or letters in the Old Testa
ment was a proposal which csuld be
made only by a rogue or lunatic One
prisoner's agent objecting to the sum
fixed as bail, the sheriff remarked : "He
will be all the better of a little time for
meditation. Send him tLe book of
Joshua, and let him count the number of
letters in it." Yet they say there's no
such thing as wit in a Scotchman. rail
Mali (Jaieltr.
Buck len'a Arnica Salv .
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corr.s, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. It i
euarantetd to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by John N. Snyder, Druggist.
Mtir
A
HABITUAL
GROWLER.
People trfa9 nrrrr renf directions
; ux Una to iut
VotffsjG f1 EBlacking
rrum?Bltx on the sbo KhrtH tr nzj ft b
u4hs to myj- to thr tnU'lliffeuce, OQ
tbexm ' luUMLixal U row km F "
tvtu. tain Ol mcw rviTuc
niA Stain Aim mo CmhawaM
OTt. Stain Ti
rtu. Stain vu Oio arr
at M
time.
NftlX Stain lavrg Cqacm wq
IK-1DON
rtv it.
Chrokiq Cough Hgw!
For tf too to rot It mr become &'ti-
t numptt'e. T"r Consumption, trafttia,
I tirtvrnl Itrliililtf and lloxuij JJUmtm,
t there la noUttUi; like
MOLomr.
Of Pure Cod IJw Oil and
HYPOPHOSPHITES
Of liimo Acl Bo1a.
Tt ! alm a jtUnVvMc as milk. Tar
better tlmn otlur MMtUlfHl tiuulflious,
A, wundertul flesii prutluuer.
Scott's Emulsion
( Tlirre are poor Imitations. Crl tlte gnttim
FOR MALI..
tvik (JAI-E -$2,000 -Two nl onf-imif Mory
T (rme .iwellniK 4" ftt fn.lil It ". feet Ki p. a
parior !.ivl iiu bay :n.l v. inun itsili,' l -lid
torv. (ireieau.l liu. -I wnnne iu (airlor ; al"".
rrntV In rooniMDovu "T ; iu-Ii flui- rmiliili U)
et-r.Kr fluelHn.'e. ai!-I mlwtHtitinliy bnill : n-ven
rtlur fn in hi.ui' ; nmrs tn.iii tit. luii and
ali fn.m lia k )-in li into vllr : jroo.1 v aiermi
l.aik ir'b rouveiin-ui to kitih.Mi door: Inmt
jr. h entire IciiKlh ol i in.dnii: tronl : kiii "tie
miuui aia to t-oun iioum- . or
Uvl ; i hnire Iruit : lart'c L'.ir.leil : ynrd t.Tr'-e.l,
and (.lamed niihtrecM'fir.NKl ttn:h :lvidon
and t o.fi a vear witliout ititen-i-t. Apply to W M.
B SUAKKR, next d.Kr U. eoi-tomce, Bomi-wi,
Pa.
PIR RA1.K-I3,300-To and one ha'.f miin
tof AiiatiarviiK.-. S.ni.1 rvt o.. fa., a farm
containing iiai p'n ; ti rimr, fpaxt hMia,
liani sninmi r lioii'e. wairon fliin' and o'.liiT out
lmil'liui ; aTi in nu-udow. acn- wvll lim
tI uli eherrv und heavr k : a ii:.ir .-amp
of '' ) ir -i-r. and more van ladd.-.l : Mri-am of
water nimiinit thn-upli ramp ; yiniiip on hard,
aiih choice v.:.- '. ion : friut. l.Tm ey. Ap
ply to Ul. B.
dimrrwl, Pa.
T?fiK ?AKK-t1.500-Fiv.. mi'.i-" Nortlieafl of
C Soinewl, l . t" alidii!-lia!t-1iir dwolling
boiiw. oaiM.ic biitti-r. ! diy pl.i.-u ri d eellnr.
miiiicl aui .'.od ail tliroi.L-ii. lour niai
iM-n KtMln. an.i finr r.Knv lit- uim trout an
beck main-. 6 a. res 11.1 p--n lit .round, rututm-r
hiuiM. atul nLul.it. convenient to etii'.n-n. -iiooi
and railroad. Term i-a-v. Apply to WM. b.
KHAKhli, nt'Xtdiair f -rflofliie, pioinimet fa.
T,VR !5AI.E-$l.nO0 ix-r.m- ! ohm- on Tnr--t
fc-vioi:t .-trei-i. i:.'l Iiu a:in. IHi) un.l one
hall ii..riri. pla-l--r.-.l ail iliruiivli. i-ellar under
whole- liona.-: lot j;1i. f..,i.n-:i lulanii: on
cany payment-i. Apply to W. It. rll Ar Ki:, next
door lo i'olliee, S"injer- I, l a.
F.R SALK-$,503 -I'Htriol
-Ircel, 9 roo
Tilo-vloi-v l.riet holl-. on
room1-, froul iitei beek stairs.
bath roouifi in. ili'ir- Inri." tar.k in rein, hot ai;.
Colli WKler lfiroi;i;il The lioiw. l.-' e J nilili 111 l-el-
tar, nnirv tn kitelien. eel'ar ud.Iit hole bouse,
lot liUxlJu feet, stable ajci oilier oullliiil.oims.
Terms easy. Aijiy to Win. 11. bHAKLlt, next dour
to HostoOH-e, ts-uitrM.'t. i'a.
T?K SAKK-S:,
500-"'De thoiwin-I acres of
a till
lie limtcr lauu. tu-ti li'iiliirtil lulte. ivhlle
oak. n-doak.etc. T!ir-e loiirtl-i- of a mile troio
railroad Matioti. r.mneai-u :'! 5 ' a year with
out interest. Vor flirtlu-r i-rtii-uir aj.ply to
W.M. B. hHAl Klt, next Ui.wr to foMoili.-i;, fcorner
tet, Fa.
WANTED. A small birnc nithtii one or
two milt of riumen-et. AU-lre W, U. nllAKEK,
rjonierset.
FARM WANTKD. An experienced aud ;re
lMtnili)e farmer, haviup unexeteiiiy .oid lilt
very larve farm, and hkhi terms oMiaiDa him to
give tmiueiliate pose jou. now wi-hi- lo rent a
pioii farm ofiOor 7oacrv near tlie town of sni.
enet. with the und. -nt .in-line that he will j"ir-i-haM.-
aaid larm ai the eu-l of the year. I'rlee and
terms of Sinn to he m i le nt tin ! renting, t all
atom-eon WM.B. SltAJ-'ER,' ileal Estate Agent.
4 FARM OF 80 ACRES FOR
-..,LXJ fHie in W.-simon-latid i 'onnty, l.'..-o-uicr
Vailev. Fa., ami iu tne tas belt line. Two
tloHioc bill, now In oraiion in this seetioii.
A g.HMi s-nKtn house, kisk! Imnk Imru, ninl oth
er gil buililinir. n.iiee tnil' a) pies, neaehca,
pears, eir. Sut in good rate ol ' i-nllivrtlon,
well ailapul for li.n" w neat and t-ras-. Aliii'tst
and near ehun-he?.. wbools, mills, and stnrea
Farm under'airi wiih e.ml nwuer's v-H-ation
necessitates hlaseliui. Address W. B. MlAr KK,
Agent. tSoroerhel.
TJIE11E1S d lI'JIISKEy
Which is uniform in its results, besides in
every other particular. Attested to by
everyone who has given it a thonugh
trial, and their name is legion.
Ihe pure 8 year old
GUCKENHEIMER WHISKY
la the whifckcv, poM only lv
JOSEPH FLEMING & SON,
Druggists, rittj.bu.nrli, Pa. As a
strengtlicncr of the
:::::Nervous I ;System,::i.
with special good effect on the res
piratory and digestive organs, it
is prouounced uuequaled. IVice,
full quarts 1 1, or six for $5.
We now carry a fill and rcniplete stuck of
all the leading Fine Whirkie. both do
mestic and foreign. giriiiL' yon theoppor
t'inity to make your choice from the
finest selection to be h:i i in the city
at the lowest powihle priees that
can be made for tiie .(imiily arid
age of the goods.
jjr-P-Please send for full and complete price
list, mailed free.
Jos. Fleming & Sod,
DRUGGISTS,
410 A 412 Market ft,, 1 and 2 Market.
HTT33UaH, PA.
Aw Ladles are B-nee ial'y inviied.
AY
TRIl OF PARTITION.
To CasmeT Crointr. Indian Head, Favftte
County, Pa. ; Samuel p. Cramer, ef eott-!ale,
Fayette County, la. ; Vita. Cramer, Itntlan
Head, Fayette iounty Pa. : lv:-l C Cramer,
In.liay Head, Favette County, Fa. : K.isv A.
Cramer, intermarried a nil J.sep!i C. Meyera,
ot Seottdale, vVeMinore'.aii J Co., I'a : Ytorifie
Cramer. intrmarrieil wnti Hermno Wissing
er, Mahlnown, Wen'.nioreland Countr. Fa. ;
Karfjel Cramer, ititermrtrritl wiih Jot'm Ad
ams. tanlei reet. Fiitsbiirsh, fa ; F.llza
Cramer. Indian Ilea-t. Fa. : Wary Cramer. Id
termarried witli Fnvl I. Ltenu, S.-oit.ial-,
Westmoreland Connty I'rnn a. : Kl-en II
Tamer, of Mat'te Valley. Wasfi.nrton,
John J. t'ramer, of Milton, III., l.ran cra
mfT. of Whmen. loa. Haitiihon Cramer, of
HiKhland. rSouth I w tola, Hn,1..n Yamer,
of l amlMldge. Ne. Mary Cramer Heal, of Bur.
nette. Neh., Kate 'ranter 1-or.ler, "iirl'ord. Ia ,
Sarah Cramer Moore, Hnl.l.rl. la , Inland
C Crmr. Higtdatld. Soiuh lak.Ha, Kale B.
Mum-, o F.uma. h..i, J,.t.n a wman. of
Sahetha. Knv, (I'Ham Bowma-.i of Aanina
ville, Ohio. David Frnian, J.w, ohi... Frn
ci S-nurrs loiaen. of Kansaxt ity. Mi, . Wm.
ltadtely, ot F-Btoria. ilno, Jane B. Koriantv.
of Fostona. O , and tiaruo lloa raaa, wtune
residence Is unknown.
You are lierel.jr iuititied Uiat In rmnniane of a
Wnt of Partition Lhs;u1 oui of the tirpans' Court
K.irneret Co.. Fa., and to me directed. 1 will hold
an inunetf on the premise-, .iu lb real estaie of
CassinierK.. Cramer, doc., situate in Muldleereek
Township. Somerset CountT, Fa., on Mol.Uv, tbe
58th day ot May, when and where vou cau
attend If too think oper.
e'lienrrmitnee, I ISAIAH GOP.
fco3ersi. Sbenff.
YOU CAN FIND
rEEIUlTGTOU EE03.
abe Will uaim.i lur aarejuaiu at ivat raw
Literary Not.
A Jtory of unnfual power ant strange plot
will begin in the May Oamniiolitan and run
three numbers: Tbe story of a mart who
three tirues in bin life undertakes to paint
Je-m. As a young painter full of health
and life, full of jiy, he puis on his canvas a
Greek ideal of strength and beauty. Jost
as tle picture is on the point of completion,
he learns to love a beautiful woman, w ho
returns hiu pasiion. After weeks at her feel
he returns lo his vtuliooue d.ty.and is filled
with cksappointment when he gazes upon,
the (arc of the Christ. It is the face of a
heautifil heathen god, bearing no impress
oi that divine love which the painter now
knows must belong there. His canvas is
turned to the wail, and inspired by love he
sets to work upon the image of a new ( "hriM,
who would be a ijd of I.ave. A;?ttiu his
pljluie incompleted, when the seoisd great
chanpe comes over bis life. She whom be
loves turns from him to give ber love to tbe
l'ra-:an officer whose Greek beauty had
b.ea tl e model Jor bis first picture. Goii g
back to work under the shadow of this deep
orniw, he looks upon the face of Christ
upon his rd-el and sees that once more he hi s
failed. There is tbe beautiful face irradiat
ing love., but there is not upon it the refining
touch of sorrow that must have been in tbe
face of Him w ho was "a man of sorrows
and acquainted with grief." There was
this wanting. He must set to work again, ,
and paint not only the beauty of the Divine :
Perfection, and the love that embraced all
mankind, but the sorrow of the Man God
who suffered fr our sins. The author,
Hjalmer Hjorth ISoyesen, thinks he has
given the best work of his life in this singu
lar story. Two other pieces of fiction will
attract attention A the May number of the
CtmnojxJitan ; two real war stories, by men
who have been in the thick of the fight. One
is by Archibald Forbes, tbe famous war cor
respondent, and the other by Albion W
Touree, author of "The Fool a F.rrand."
The illustrations of all three are something
unusual. Buyesen's story, illustrated by
Weniell, o well known- through tbe pages
of "i.iii; "; Forbes' story by Frederic Villers,
another laniuus war correspondent and art
is', and Tourg-s story by Zjrgbaum. In
addition to its Wrong fiction, this number
contains a beautifully illustrated article on
the t'lecpairas of the Stage; another on
New Philadelphia, for which the drawings
were made bj Harry Fenn. Some wonder
ful flashlight photographs illustrate tbe
underground workings of a Leadville Silver
Mine. Kennels and Kennel Clubs, and Dr.
Koch and his I.ynipb, by one who went to
Ileriin to study the subject, are two articles
with numerous illustrations. ( Price "5
cents. (Cosmopolitan Pub. Co., Madison
Square, N. Y.)
Famly Duty,
The home circle is sacred and life has few
rharcis indeed if family ties are burst asun
der. The promotion of happiness and the
prevention of sickness are of prime import
ance in every household. It is in the spring
that old and youngalikeare most susceptible
to the iiunarens oi diseases trial nil t lie at
tnophere We breathe and lurk in the water
we dniiK. lue timely use ol a reliable stint
ulant is the only way to gurd against sick
ness in the home. Max Klen's "Silver
Age" and "Duouesne" brands of pure rve
whisky are mum mended by physicians as
the best invigerator in the world, both are
sold under a sworn guarantee of purity. '"Sil
ver Age'' at $l."x per full quart bottle, and
" Du piene '' at $1 25. These wht.ikics are
used exclusively in the leading hospitals,
which is sutlicient evidence that they are the
beft ohlainahle.
titicWenheimer, Finch. Gibson and
Overholt are sold by Mr. Klein at- ft per
quart, or siq iitiartt lor o. His stock of
w ines, brandies, etc., is the largest in Penn
ey'.vania. Goods promptly shipped to all
parts of the t oiled Mates, bend for cata
logne and price list, mentioning this paper,
On Scriptural Crounds.
Pmt.AiiEi.i'itu, April 27. The novelty of
a supreme court decision based explicitly
upon scripture authority, was contributed
to-day in the per curiam opinion under
w hich the high court adlrmed judgment for
the plaintiff in the $.,fX case of SaraU X
Campbell vs Randolph A. 8mita. The com
in expressing its opinion says : "Tbe de
fendar.t was a real estate broker, and at
tempted to serve two masters. There is
high authority for saying that this cannot
be done Matt, vi : 2t. His contention, now
ever, was that he had ceased to act for t hi
purchasers before he entered into the servi
of the plaintiff. This was a question of fact
for the jury, and, unfortunately for the d
fendant, they did not take tis view of ii
Judgment affirmed."
Electric Bitters,
This remedy is becoming so well known
and so popular as to need no special men
tion. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise. A purer
medicine does not exist and it is guaran
teed to do ail that is claimed. Electri
Hitters will cure all diseases of the Liver
and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils",
Salt Rheum and other affections caused
by impure blood. Will drive Malaria
fro.u the system and prevent as well as
cure all Malarial fevers. For cure of
Headache, Constipation and Indigestion
try Electric Hitters Entire satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded. Price
.'a) cts. and $1.00 per bottle at J. N. Sny
der's Drugstore.
Creased It Once.
I had been looking over the battle
fields around Marietta, Ga., and was five
miles from the town when a cracker
came along with an ox and a cart and
offered me a lift. After riding some dis
tance I reolized that both wheels were
sadly in need of grease, and I asaed him
why he did not lubricate them.
"What fur? he asked.
"To make the cart draw more easily."
"Sho! This yere ox doan mind. He
un doan' know."
"But it would stop the squeaking."
"Yesi, I reckon, but the squeakin'
doan' hurt."
"It would save your wheels," I final
ly said.
"Sho ! This old cawt ain't wuth sav
ing."
"Did you ever grease it ?" I persisted.
"Once. A Yankee rode to town w ith
me and bought me the stuff."
"How did it work?"
"Mighty slick, but we done spread it
on hoe cuke, an' ate it all up in a week.
.V. r. s in.
Guaranteed Cure for LaGrlppe.
We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell you Dr. King's New Discovery for
Coughs anj Colds, upon this condition.
If you are aMiicted with LaUrippe and
will use this remedy according to direc
tions, giving it a fair trial, and experience
no benefit, yon may return the bottle and
have your money refunded. We make
this offer because of the wonderful sue
cess of Dr. King's New Discovery during
the last season's epidemic. Have heard
of no case in which it failed. Try it.
Trial bottles free at J. X. Snyder's Drug
Store. Large bottles, 50c and $1.00.
The Smartest of Parrots.
A wonderfully clever parrot talks eve
ry pleasant afternoon to a large audience
before a little bookstore in New York.
The Sun says : At 4J o'clock it invaria
bly terminates its matinee, crawls down
to the bottom of th cage, and sticas one
foot through the wires so as to shake
hands with every departing auditor and
say, " How are ydb ?" At 3 o'clock it
begins shouting, " Extry San extry
S in f and keeps this op nntil the pro-
nf tK BliiM 1. 1 .'1 ! . TL - 1 " I
" " - -' v wig oiun: wftni 11 m. ill); U1TU
whistles several melodies, repeats eenten-
08 of ten or twelve words, and hails
every pawing school girl with, " Ah, !
there : and every loitering messenger
boy with " Get along-there '."
. .
INCIPIENT CDNSlMPnOR, HflY-FEVER,
flSTKMrt. ETC' Circulars Free Br
PETER YOGEIi. Somerset. PA-
Johnstown Business Houses.
f mm
City Drug Store,
Near Oibert Building, Next to PostolRc
When in the city don't fail to call and see us
at our prominent location, where you win
find oue 01 tne prettiest ana mosi auracv
ive Drug Stores in
jomrsTowisr
The public pronounce it a gem e carry
a fill line of Pure Drugs, Medicines, Cbemi-
cak Toilet Articles, Ac. Physicians Pre
scriptions Carefully Uirxipoundeu.
Itespevmiiiv lours,
ril A3. YOl'XO. Johnstown. Pa.
Graduate of the Phil'a. Cxilleae of Pharmacy.
T
.FINE OLD..
WHISKIES
And Imported Lienors wild In bulk and by the
caw. cj-ei iiuui .
OLD r.iBIXKT, TOX MOORE
'POSfCX ilOUOW, G VCKESIIK1XER,
rixcirs goiies weddixg.
GB.SO.V.S XX XX WHISKIES.
James Ilennewy. Paul PnBois. Onmac, Wilbur
Putman lwn uiaeanerry t omiai. Also,
Bedford nd Somerset Fure Kye Whiskies,
with age.
FISHER & CO.,
309 Main Street, Johnstown, Pa.
ARTIS1G JOB PRINTING
A SPECIALTY.
HJRRY M. BENSHOFF,
MNUFACTUR'NG STATIONER
AND
BLANK BOOK MAKER.
HANNAM BLOCK,
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
HARDWARE
TMC OLD SHD WELL CWH MOWC STOBE OT
HC OLD SHD WELL
TOHN
(DEGASK1),)
Is now in full blast under the
charge of tb undersigned.
I keep in stoc all articles in
my line, froia needle to a
Hay Fork. The finest of
CUTTERY
A Spelalty.
BOTTOM PRICED CLE TIIE ROOST,
WM. B..DIBKT.
At the old stand on Ma street. Johnstown, fa.
SCHOFF'S.
Park Building Main Stet, Opposite Alma Hall,
.TolinHtown, PA.
SPECIAL VALUE IN
LACECURTAINS I
With every pair ofCuruu we give the pole for
M ct nis. and jrimrant our f uri-iin cheaper
than the HameqtiMlf can be bouffht eli
where. all aud taniino quality and
prices. A coletc line of Dry
Goods at U est prices.
SCHQFFS,
Main street, Park Bulfig opposite Alma Hall.
Johnstown P,
THE PJPULAR
DRUG-STORE,
Comer of Main ai Franklin Street",
J- O- H: Jfj Si TO: "W N", JPi A
Is now filled wh all the liest
In the market My motto,
" LO W PRICES ASD VtCK RETURSS,"
Is rigidly adhered to, and iY satisfaction guar
anteed. A fillneof
PARIS GREEN AND YfHTE HELEB0RF
Always en .vl,
CHARLES GRIFFITH.
B0OTANDSHC HOUSE.
THE NEW ROOMS THE
DIBERT BULDING,
Corner Main and ranklin Sts., 1
S Mens, Worms'. AFnr
Chil
eur.
Of Best Quality, and at WEST FRICE3
can be foond, in styles otll makes. I am
prepared to compete vh one and all
dealers in the State. A I ask is a trial.
SCOTT DBERT.
HO. 88 7RANKIH STREET. '
T,
JOHNSTOWN SUPLY HOUSE.
JOHN H. WAJiRS&BRO.
PLUMBERS,
STEAH AND GAS ITTE2S.
We are now MtubHffiiM In n llfw hniMfna-
whifta, e tn safvly y, i the rMarraugeti for
Everythinff pertain. r, to the umbing, Bteam
anil tias buHin c mi in hto&
We will, as formerly pive raJftil attention to
inejE-A Al HOT WATt iir.A I I.V4 bo,
inoss. Onr former flnrt in lis line enbrae
aoine ol toe largerst muding Mae cuuutr, with
en tin suoew
Iu the si FPL Y PFPARTMTT we carry a fnll
line of Rubber and Leather Ftinc. Hiettm and
Water Bote, Values. ItJectorsurrricaUirB,8toam
GaniL-. Iron Fipe Fillag. Em Pric quoted on
application.
rnar RrOe fana tit? torn w4 M
far i' Aa rtf. Auitis,
!', i. i. trun. 1 t-tlrt. 4 'hi.
yrat, Orrafil.mr Why
lr.ua? I rwrm urrr f MMt.ffll a
natu. V ""' da lit vrutfc ajxi
it Wn. i "-it you art-. r.rn Ik--
ft'ttn rsaf earning; (nm tm tm
ai'aiM!l ap". Ursbnw xuu h"W
B.UUacaE I'., lax JrtlMa4tMa.ai
Your By Wants
SCROLL SAWS,
tsigns, lapaBUna, Slatn. taxing
turn uiDstrais.
THE 161 WiLKINSOH CO..'
e aa t UHa i klcaaw. 111.
tWABIM!
0?
zmmm
(ML
I vSatSiasW
m l
m
!fc 3--.
4 HOUSEHOLDBEUED t F0HPAIM.
For Rheumatism,
Neuralgia,
Diphtheria,
Sore Throat,
Toothache,
Earache,
rr"""
"fe
Burn,
ACi IRC" fl IRE" If rofilnor-lieralterie.liit'othlr.l-!lii..-onleiiM
f a hotllenf tills nill.'inc. n-turii the reniallilm! om-
ri" niflDDUtTA ttJirdlo tlie.lealer from wlKim von Umuli! il.aua n
rurl UlnnnnU.ni wmrefunUthenjultlorjheei!tirvt)oitlt'.
SUMMER COMPLAINT H. Mn0..:Vm.r lhlr,iW Ht Urn,,,
tilr mt.lnt. rr InarrlKPii. :-.inim. rl 'niiui,ira.
AND FLUa, rami and Co.i.-. II nnl ! Iieiir ; will p Im-v-m ;wo
" Bllniilea. Kor.-lnl.ln-n it him m. e.iii.l; l.ir Fluv it Lt
Price Mcperbott-e. JMM thr kin Vou , K H.w.ua.N .umptown W.Va.
For rata hy all Iln.la ' HERB MEDICINE CO., WfiStO fl , W. V a.
Somerset" Lumber Yard
EL.IAS CUNNINGHAM,
Maracntia aso Dialzb aso Wboldx ako RrraiLia or
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS,
Hard and Soft Woods.
OAK. POPLAR, BIDISGS, PICKETS, MOCLDIXG8,
ASH, WALNUT, FLOORING, SASH, STAIR RAILS,
CHERRY YELLOW PISE, 8HINQLE3. DOORS BALUSTERS,
CHESTNUT, WHITE PINE, LATH, BLINDS, NEWEL POS
A General Line of all grade of Lumber and Building Material and Roofing Blate kept la atock
Alio can furnish anything In the line of our bufiuew to order with reasonable
promptness, auch aa Brackeia, Oiid-sized work, etc.
ELLAS CTJlSTNTIsraHAJvl,
Office and Yard Opposite S. &C. R. R. Station, Somerset, Pa.
C. C. JORDAN. JOS. MINCHMAN
Jordan & Hinchman,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CRACKERS & CONFECTIONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Crackers, Candies, Nuts, Fruits, &c.
270 and 272 Main St Johnstown
GIJ EAT 'EAVrS!
THE NICELY BOYS
Will never be hung, if they can help 1L Keither
J. S. Ashbridge,
The Johnstown Carpet man, but he will sell yon
CnrpeU, Oil Cloths.
Window Shades, Knps,
Mats, Matting, Lace Curtains
and Curtain Poles,
Cieappr than they were ever beard tZ before
Itvrlll aatoni.th jui. Call and see fer yourself.
NO. IHI FRANKLIN St.. Johnstown, Ta.
KENDALL'S
Tha Moat Saaeeaafnl Renrdr ercrdUxm
sred. at It U certain In It effecta and dix-n &ot
W later. Read proor below :
KENDALL'S SPMIII CL'HE.
Beltkoos, Pi, Kut. T., '90.
Dr. B. J. KKxnAii Co. :
Oents I would like to make known tn thna wl-o
are almost persu&lru touaeKnjllll'n Spavin Curo
tne fact taar I tnlnl.- It ta moat exr-fllit Llmmt-nt.
I Ii3v- u-u it una blood spavin. The imrw went a
three Wkh fur three ynars when 1 cinnnenced ut
use your Eendall's Savju Curt-. I m.-i ten hot
tied on ihe n.irse and have worlccdhiiu fortbrej
years LuL-cau-1 hat not been lame.
Vourl truly. WJL A. CCItL.
GntwisTowie, X. Xor. 1 lis.
D. B. J. Eomiu f'o..
Enoabnrch Palla. Vt.
Gentt: In praiseof Kendall's Spavin rnre Twill
any. that a i-araifo X rod a valuable younr horse le-O'liii-
very lumr-, nork enlnmej and awollrn. Tlie
li..r--m.-n ai-ut her,-(v. p have no Veterinary Sur
geon herei pnnouMPi-U his lameness Uloot iavin
or ihorooghpin. Ihey all told me there was na
rnre tor ii. ho Ui-ame alirut uselesa.and I con
Pi.lcrt.1 him aliii-t worthies. A frx nd ...Id neuf
the. merits of your Kendall's Spavin Cnre, so I
Lout-ln a bottle, and lcoum see very plainly ereat
Improvements Immediately from Its use .anil before
the bottle m us uei up 1 was satisrie'l that H was
doing him a preat oral of good. I bought a seeond
bottle and liefora it was uwd up my horse was
cured and has been In the team doing heavy work
all tne season sinrei last Anrll. rhowinz no more
aie-nsoftr. 1 couslauryour Kenilall's Spavin Cure
a valuable meoicine, and It should be in every
atabla ut iht land. Bespectf-Hiv vonrs.
i.U(iSE DEW ITT.
Pr je$l per bottle, or six bottles for t All drug
f.UM have It or can get it for too, or It will be sent
j any address on receipt of price by the proprie
tors. DE. it. J. KENDALL CO.,
' Eaoabargh Falls, Vermont.
fcOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
f f.fXWI. AA a yr ! Vlnr m--1 hw J..hti R.
t,o.ti.frT,N Vnt Moik fcrun. KeNtiarr,
rnii miv n-'t mat" muk. but w rmu
'Mrh 5"Utt' (tly Iiaw -ia trust fat to
tlQ m 'r ' '" 'n, ltd uii-rr aa vim go
in. Hih M-tr. ail affra. In inr in ol
Viwrira. ym ran eirmiiioir at iiumr. ai
ii H a'l vuur iitt,f-.r prt momriili on'r to
titt wurk. All l new. t.reat Ly M Kk
rverv wwrkrr. We atart yon, foraiahhi.
rrrvthintr. KAHII.V, M'hh lILY lrNruL
lAlill ILAltrt tUYV.. Atrdreaa at onr
hllSOJ CO., 1-UKTLaV.Xb, JlAUk,
oof Hint ttn nf vtnrk.
ranir. 17 tA'w or
lijU.1L, I 'rr::
'WW llifir live. Aic
mu in th-tr
'"'hurff. We Mait vn. Sn n'.k V..u . ilsi.ta
ran t or Iu ijiav fu Irani.
yimT...r n..m...,i,. 1C mU ,ourimwtt tii work, 1 M U an
anttlf.V !- .r.d.XKt (.rial? HOnilrrllll llllTN U.rvr W-lkt.
IWi.i.i-n.ar - rantwg ftm -i k awl "o urda,
and m M.-ra lmi r,;Hr. W can !imih you Ibtrn,.
. uM-.it 4U.dt-arh JT'-aVllKK. Ko lo ,.laln hw. Full
h.
SSOOOi
A YEAR! I n.lTt.k tt htfff
ii 1m rat n rratt auil rfi. antl a l.
liiatrn. UoH.wllI work idmtHHia.
fti rim lhrsa Tkaas.a,! 1.11
i-ar.t tlH-irnn I.K-ali.w UrT TrtUy HvM wilUlanfurntM.
th Miu-.ti. n t s-tii).!. i urttvt ii T.Hirtn rm that iiioiint.
ssa...- in yn m ..i.t"Mi n ,t,. f.naHv IHl quirk Iv
kam.nl. I il"i f..,t anfl witrkf liom mrk (liiri.i i r r. ma it. I
hataii xiy ta.ftx a.d fttn'tiW wilt vuifil-rntatf a l'rr
IitiBi!.- !( r-r,- a ni, ;.,K orrT .Um tnrMi h ll . W
d MU .11 Lticu1- FKl r. A1ltr. at unr.
1 1 Ito. 420, Aufiuiiu, Siukn.
IICO a -T-ISMJ
Q HAV tT8X BUaSEO IT.
IrnVpd ffn Snamr, ChilHm Iw, Tf
Fr- rj IraTelrr boald aare a battle oi It in hi. muto!.
Every Sufferer IZZ R.
ym Hnufni-lia PlphthfrlaOmch-i. Catarrh. Ilrvnrhllls.
"llimi,i:h,.fn Moiims,Plarrbra.Lamim s.i
J?, "iT or 'J"'h SlilT Joints or Strainn, will Si.d in
jm old K.lyi ivliet and spm-rtj cur. l-amphm
rre. Hold w-rrwhrre. fVirt. : rta, hw irmll. S buttle.
aiJ. i L a. Cvi., lkroa. u
WANTED !
c nnn T?'3 OF' OAK- hemlock, birch
5,000 EtD OAK bakk Af
ROSEN STEEL'S TANNERY,
COOPERDALE. Arldrcn,
I -WUIIri
IK
-.GENERATION AFTER CrsEs.Tinii'
W. W. KOSEXSTEEL, Johnstown, Pa.
'"A Panacea lor external and interna use.
CRAMPS,
COLIC.
W'Kl o pninul oyt-rltnnt.
Keep it in the house for a time of need.
I THK
WH
IS KING OF
SEWING MACHINES.
It was Crowned so when it took the
First Premium at tha Cincinnati
Centennial in 1333, at the Great
Contest, trat more eo when it
took the
GOLD MEDAL
At the Universal Exhibition at Par
i.s, France, ia 1881), for being tlie
Best Family Sewing; Mine
In the world. It is applauded
as such by the
8 O O, O O O
Sold since its introduction in 187
Its superiority i.s acknowledged,
though with many regrets, by
thousands who had bought
other new
z:SEWINGi ! MACHINES::::
Before they had seen tlie merits of
the
W HITE
Ladies will find it jn ratlv to their
advantage to examine tlie merits
of "TIIE WHITE-' before buy
ing a Sowing Machine.
" THE BEST IS ALVA YS CHEAPEST'
in the end. An inferior Sewing
Machine is a poor investment at
any price.
JOS. CRIST,
OfJe-nner X Roads, is the authorizfd iperit
for it in tms County, rite him, and tell
lum to bring one to your bouse for exam
iiiation.
CURTIS K. GROVE,
SOMERSET, PA.
BUGGIES, SLEIGHS, CARRIAGES,
6FRIXG WAGON'3, BLXK WAGONS.
AND EASTERN AND WESTERN WORK
Famished on Short Notice.
Painting Done on Short Time.
y work la made out it Vwrmwhiy Smtonrd Wood,
ana me ntm irtm aiui Mitwianualix
CoDstrucunl, Neatly Finishwl. anil
Warranted to give Satiafac-tion.
Employ Only First Class Workmsn.
Repairing of All Kinds In Mr Line Done oi
ehort Notice, prices KEAsON ABLE, and
All Work Warranted.
Call and Examine my Stock, and Learn Piiceo
Ido Wairon-work, and furnish Stives for Wind
Villi. Remember the place, and call in.
CURTIS K. GROVE,
(East of Court house)
80MERSET. Pi
urraniw row hl
Corn Jri)t)T aiui mo;
rrfet t K..rrt-fl Ft rti.
v, 5v i.r Iiiuts.;i...... i -1.
iidJaorld Sasi for Citikg-J-
r SHDBE.SH,
JK A. B. FARQUMAff CO.
y Tonic, pa.
Send for Larck Illustratco Catalogue.
LIQUID CLUES,
INKS
AND BLUINGS,
Best in the World.
ICs.
lisifiH
Feb y ll-3ra.
V V'IVIW T.i W
:M1
t V PPlilt of Information and ab. 'is
v Sirii-'"".''""I no. t.
r.ryREXEs-'.iqron ttibit i
all ins ci 1.1 tli.-ro is hut on,, rare,
lr. Hsiurs' .olUeu SiiecJtic
It ran t firm in a .nrn.f ta or cniw without
tb. kmiwW of ih r- r-., l..u.it, ri'rrtiu;a
pMfir and prrmaiM-m c . h ibr the Fnllentisa
aoorpraradriliafr or an uiii.-lic riH:k ibousanila
of dninkar.ls hp .c-u tor who hare takpo Urn
Oolifea lwcinc in thir rorlec wiirmnt lfir knowl-Sl-Vlr
rt-h th-r qtiit drinkm, of thnir
own fr-e w 11. !o harn.ful effect rwnlis from Its
Ulmini.rration. Cur.-s anarantmf. hD( fr c(r
,T.!arand fnll rsrrn-ul-iri-. A.Mrr-ui In roDft4r
tsuLDUl Sriciric C :. I.-O llate Street. Clnclnn...
WALL PAPER !
The largest ' retail " stork of cheap and me
diiirn price Wall Parier between X. Y. and
Cliicago ; also a larne line of rine Parlor
Papers Good patterns from 4c, Ii in.
bordera from lc. yer yard up.
WRITE-
I
St 4 - .items. him -I n.l "V
VV Marts. C41PTrtBIita, tent fru.P- J
-ol Broadway, f
for new line of samples for '9i, aa advertised
in the Herald. Send 10 cents to cover
posts which we will refund when we
receive your order. Our line of sam
ples are conceded to be the best ever
sent out by any house.
J. Kerwin Miller & Co.
m SmithDi ld St. Pittsburg, Pa.
A Matter of Impotance to You
If suffering from Ions -stan.iin-; Oiromr liM-a- l 'iwn'es or the KIool "-:
SyjtMii, B Uuise "'Jferiiiff fnirn ' 0 i "rv
EYE. EAR NOSE AND THROAT TROTJB'
f'aWT-1.
t-
J.J Vrri LEIJLN. M. P., Sprcialit on Clirvic MOHITZ S.tl.M, V. D., ?).-,-;..t ,
Thi-v will vMt tl-1- Miuiitrr every four week', thus vir; lh.-ir tntti. itu the rn.ir,.,. 4n i
of vi-itliiK the Itv. IhfT an- the !:' l'h su-iniis an. I iirti-.nis in ti-,w eninMiT m, , .'.
Manatiii-. Mwlela, liiagranw, et;., iu UluMraW and Diaie Iam to all al!li.-ttil the a aii-V
IiR MoKlTZ .Ml M. the irost ;-rinno ornlKt, will be b.-re an-1 rrf.irm au d -;. n, .
're tar Xsw and Thpt witliont y.u ""'I tn l time than any other UvitiKw ::.-t i
ivf' his Valiem aii'l others h.i sr- m n- nt of roedii-ai trralim nt an o; rr"iii:tv t., ',
i-t'ininil-'hfd pln -iaii, bone dulK at tlie tustitute will permit only moutliiv i0 v,'r
Ere,
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jtiuvJ M rnvHson, ex Pnld. nt of Hie Lawrence County Wool Orow.-- A..-t,-. B ,
citlz. n we. 1 known In ti e ("inity, ln-ely g.vcs ilia lollowiiur totimnnial of Hie al.u.ij 0-i.
C'lellau A-Sa'in. The llalor says : '
I waa-nillerine r'"y Ir,,,n Holvpns and Inward PiW T har! tried lira! trt-Htm-.r ,n i . .
mertii ine with no avail. IreAdthe i i . '-r'i-i-meiit ot Iirs, M-'lel!an.v Sai-n asid I .., . ...'..
them a trial. Ai llwir las' vi-it totne eiir th-y ilei-lared me enre !. and ihey lieha-vn rri"'. 1
now like a lie man. 1 tier did everyihutx they aartc-d and treated me citurteMi-iy. ; .i i'."'
world nf S""d and relieved me. of all niff.-rii.K. ,l
I have Iwn Mifl'crirur from !nininiii .sleeplensnesst and general nervous tmutrati l.-.i.
on the forimrdi-aM- lor more than three y--nrs. I bei-amc so weak that I eouM not i.
more than nmr at a time ; ap:-tue was niiM-rahle. 1 i.enttotlie Mt. Rinai H . ,h ,
ritv but without the least ta-t-nt. 1 put njy-eif under tue i are of Iirs. i t e-l.au .v ;m ,fc '
ew I 'astle every lour weeaa, ami ia:uujw as weo a--, e-i. nine aiei nean : .nii
he-pi, h.,..iFS.i.ir.!N. Mixl-,i. N,
M fl K THE I.AMF W.VI.K WITII'H'T K:'T' ''I K.
Forelght month" i-a-t I haven't -.eeii al-le !
treatment with lrs. !' lellan Sa'ir.i I hve Ui
their oni'-e Wllll'.i'lt any. I am i-e-m.ii mai I u
l I.. ,... n i. vniuf u-..r Mini wnm
aouicu- a- -I)KA NKS, Ary CATARRH
I have teen ur.der treatment of firs, tlri'h-llan V Ailm for two months for f'a;arrh si l i..
and consider mvell greatly in. .rovel so lr. MIC. J ria UK tS. Kia-k poini, Larrn-i a i
" Y.if.V. LADY'S EVK TKAK.HTr:.El. ' u
On Mar Mth I'm. MeClellan and Sahn feriortne.1 a t ross-eve operation on ir evi .v, ..
pain or iosi of bUxxl. and to-day niy eyts are as stanfiit as any one's, and I ean i.-r,i . V'""
!tr M Ul KKYE, Ktak point. U.rtmv cv, p., '
I have leen snlf'-rine '.vith Catarrh f.T 'ome years. Tried several d.y-tir, but n-ntf,-! rrv
until I eoiiMilted Dm Mi(k-i'HUA sm !m. un.er w h.-e In-atni nt 1 hae ls-en ihe U-t f..iir '
and I have so erea'.ly imiiPt-t ihat I anoiv 1 11 he eur.-d wheu the course of treatment t; t. : ,
.. Mr fcllMKY, Muii;. t, "
KI'iHT P.il.IIT REVOVEP FROM THE N'lSE. 1
I)rs. MeClellan Salm have removed en.'lit Potini out uf my iiotriI- to-day wi;'n.n,t sir,.,,;
pain or loss o! hlssl. :ind in by lar less time and in a more at-.-iactory manner than I hail done
tolore at Pitteliiirir. 1 t-au draw more breath with coniiort au.l oleasiire throu!i mv noe.
-.. W. K( KLtS, 117 liak 51.. New r H
CATARRH AND MCAKNK-s. '
I have now been under treatment of I rs MeCieiiau and ?alm for three months for i tia.i
Catarrh, and was very hard of hearimr, lI now I a:n ureatiy improved in ever' wav a:.d i n in,-',
great deal better. ai. lam geiuiig si nmger and heavier.
Houker, liuiler t o., I'a Sept. t, is'.si. Sami ei. KiHiMrt,
Diseases of Women. su-h as have l.arlle-1 the It ill of all phMeians and is-Tnedii-s. .;r.i -k'.T oi-i
Caneers, Tumors, lii-roid and polypoid iiroiv ihs eured w ithont the use of a knife or ran.-!!... 'N()
tinr. no pain, no ilank-er.
Small Tumors, ( am-ers. Warts. Motes, etc.. removed without arid, knile, pain nr si-sr
mehlslFleelro-.i. Kpileppy and fit siietuiii.-ally treated and isisiiively eurtsl hv a Drrer '..
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