A Polite Highwayman.
.e mo,iern luftayraan ixu'l un
ind his Imsim-," MiJ " o5J lrkV
k he looked op from an account of
..K-intr-hcldBp." bruUl
pMri!y bo."
,voo n ant lira te Uke off his hat
lie toi vou?" he was a.ked. "Po
vant him to l your pardon V
j no You quit understand me.
A an admiwr of 1'aul Clifford. l.ut
j-r a man's nerve, or mar hie beau-
WLv bit hiin on the head
.bag 'or Bcarebim to death by jump
.iit at biin from an alley?
held up.oce in away tbat I
n-1 No Ton, no -ri us eliito
avBtfin and no aflWled
,tv. I've x-n iu a pood niny dii
oo.intr.rti and beard or rvad ol an
l.fl.ffitrti.oJNl.t ft tbequot
ilUK'l
k trmuaaclion 01 imnsn ;
re wit
tbout any nunecewary vnn-
mt nd metotl.e man alio got
s, romri
'"''Jm unwinB aloi ' "trt
,j f me, quietly hunin.iti a tune.
Aa.sn-tke.-piBB'11 the shadow of the
lings and he aWtdoiug anything
that was Busi'icioug. He was juirt
.wring along with hie anna folded on
br.'at. I was walking fatsr, sol
to overtake and pas him. 1 P""4
on the loft-that is, I Htarted to pass
on that side. When I got even with
i lie said :
J hav r
iaBfiid quietly and didn't even
; me. None of this absurd courtesy
nothing sensational in it Of course
,ked toward him and I saw the tip
. revolver noting on the crook e-f bis
P;i,(,w, His arms were still folded,
1 had an idea that bis rijrht band
on the other end of the revolver.
.1 ust take it easy, he added. ,
v, I sauntered along w ith him, and
is auction transferred my watch
money to bis pocket. Then he said :
on and don't look bai k.
And I went on and didn't look back.
I have always tonsidf red him a man
,,v.,iid do a'iob with neatness and
HU h. and without unnecessary trou
and excitement. That wouldn't have
a man with heart disease.
had catarrh of the beau and throat
live ve.am. I use.1 Ely s Cream IWra
i ii. o f.mt niili('.ion I was re-
.ed. Tlie wnse of smell, which bad
a l,t as restored after uhing one
le I have found ti Ialui the only
.sfaotory remedy for Catarrh, and it
. effected a cure in my case,
ver, Waverly, X. Y.
H. L.
Alaska a Good Bargain.
When Secretary Seward negotiated
Mi-eaty with Kuwia by which we ac
red Alaska, there were many who be-
w l the I uited states were throwing
kv JTifioxl of good money for which
i roiwr equivalent would ever be real
d. Alaska was rvpirded as r. region of
triers and inacces-ible mountain
.iges. with some fish not worth catch-
and a little timber that would not
y the cost of marketing. That its pos
ion earned with it some strategic val-
deemed probable, but there were
w who believed that the bargain was a
...1 one from a cuniary point of view.
A recent census bulletin, tiowever, dis
is this illusion completely. Tne sbip
ent of fur seal skins since lGT.Ue year
hi. h Alaska was acquired, ha&reach
1 i:;n,mH),iHiO and other furs, rlO,0K),CKK)
t..ul fur output of f4",0ti,000. The sal
,on and cod fisheries have urtted $4,000,
t ; making the total prodtut of the
ei ritory in the Zi years .Y;,tH,0ti0 ; not
had return on the original investment.
Whatever may befall the seal fisheries
le income from the saiuion and cod
hheries is certaia to be more in tbe fu
":re than in the past. The rivers fairly
warm with salmon, and now that tbe
ilunhia river and its attributaries are
eeoiuing depleted the canneries areinov
ug to Alaska. The cod fisheries of the
av i lie coast are only in their infaa-y
n 1 they are known to I very valuable
.bout t700,0W annually is taken frojn
lie gold mines, an output that is certain
increase with the decline of the gold
'eponit in California, There is a vast
xtent of gold producing territory in Alas-
; awaiting develojmenL If Secretary
-ward ere alive now he Would not be
tiled upon to apologize for the purchase
f Alaska. I'laltnMilila Titnr.
Allow me to add my tribute to the effi-M-y
of Kly's Cream llalm. I was miffer-
Ing'l
e:ni
from a severe attack of influenza knd
rrh, and was induced to try your
ledy. The result was marvelous. I
o.ild hardly articulate and in less than
. enty-four hours the catarrhal symp
toiiiKand my hoaraeneas disappeared and
I was able to sing a heavy role in Grand
i iera, w ith voice unimpaired. I strongly
r.-oouimend it to all singers. W'ai. 11.
Hamilton, leading basso of the l". P. Hess
' irund Opera Company.
Force of Habit.
Mr. llootmaker How do yon like liv
tig on the top floor ? Isn't it tiresome ?
Mr. Hettinge Wringe No ; not at all
I usually ride up in the elevator and
u aik down.
Mr. Hook maker There must be a race
trark on the roof. l'wl.
Good Looks.
liood looks are more than skin deep,
lqiendiiig upon a healthy condition of
the vital organs. If the Liver be inact
ive, vou have a Millions look, if your
xUmiach be disordered you have a Dys-
H'ptic look, and if your Kidneys be af
fected you have a pinched look. Secure
pxtd health and you will have good
looks. Klectric Bitters is the great alter
Htive and Tonic, and acta directly on
these vital organs. Cures rimples, Boils,
T'.lotcbes, and gives a good and healthy
-. implex ion.
Sold at J. N. Snyder's Pmg Store, Sonr
erset, Ta.
A Neat Turn.
At five 'clock yesterday afternoon
vag stopped a citizen in front of the City
Hall and anied him for a dime to get a
bite to eat.
"Look here, my man," sharply replied
the other, "on Wednesday you hit me for
a dime, on Thursday I gave you another,
and now vou have tlie cheek to demand
a third."
"Is that r
" f course it's so, and I think it's piling
it on most too thick."
"Then you are the man I struck Wed
desday over on the corner V
"I am."
"And now I ve tackled you for tbe
third time?"
"That's it"
"Well, old man, I beg your .pardon
That's too much gall even or me, and
my excuse is that yoa have improved so
much in your looks that I didn t recog
nize you." ,
He was handed a quarter.
The longest suit of Lt.iT in the world
is perha;s that which grows on the head
of Miw Aseiisth Philpo'.t, of (iainesvil'.e.
Tel.. hers trailing four feet on the gronu
w ben she stands, measuring in all 10 feet
inches.
He Was Near Sighted.
ilany are the social drawbacks attend
ant on nearsightedness. There is pitb
ablyno person thus afllicted who has
not at some time cot bis bwt friends
and killed possibly acquaintanceship by
failing to recognize Borne one to whom
he has been recently introduced. .
A very nervous and sensitive gentle
man, who can literally see little more
than"ar. inch before his nose," says he
has far loss to regret from his failure to
salute acquaintances than from his at
temps at atonement after inevitable mis
takes. Tbe history of one morning'
blunders may BuHice ta show tbe disa
bilities under which he struggles.
on the war down town he met his sis
ter, who at once sto) id him exclaim-
v,i- llenrr Gilbert, how could
yoofailto recognlu. Mrs. Miles? "oo
have just parsed her, ond 1 puppose sbe
didn't lw because there wasn't even a
j ft
elearn of reoopmUon on your
h dear! have 1 actually roaue sucu
' . li 1 T
ablan.U-r . said poor uenry, au.i
particularly anxious tole on good terms
with her husband. But they're new
comers in town, how could I be expected
to know her, w hen I've only Been her
twice?"
"On the other hand, she can t be ex
pected to make allowance lor you, nc
knowing you are near sighted," said his
sister, severely. "Now, Hemy, do keep
a lookout for tople, and try not to make
any more mistakes for twenty-four
boors." ,
Henry went on his way w ith a heavy
heart, but when be entered ahorse car
that noon, it was with a tlinil oi eiauou
that he saw Mrs Miles established in one
comer. To gain a seat beside her, and
begin ingratiating overtures, was the
work of an instant
"Good morning," said tbe repentant
one, taking off his hat with more than
ordinary defei-ence. "What a lovely
davl I'm sure vou ve been shopping.
Th lady only looked it nira, Dumer
silence hardly surprised ber companion,
so absorbed was he in hie zealous effort.
"I.adies are auoh privileged beings,
he went on." "Think bow cliarmmg ii
is to go about buying silts and ribbons,
instead of sitting all day in a stuHy otuce
like us humdrum men."
The ladv moved as far from Jim ts
convenience would admit, but still she
did not Meak.
"I saw your husband this morning
volunteered Mr. Gilbert.
"I have no husband," she announced,
coldly.
He looked her full in the face.
"Rlessme!" gasped he, "I believe you
are not Mrs. Miles, after all 1"
"I certainly am not."
Mr. Gilbert apologized and left the car
at the next corner. There, face to faee,
he met a lady who looked so familiar
that, in pure despair, be took off his hat
to her, only to be reonitted by a Burpris
ed and distant bow.
IITl. t B.aB t mis al-A i M lT"a Tl tA Vl
"evidently I didn't know her, and she
thinks I meant to be impertinent."
He rushed on to seek the shelter of his
own walls, and as he entered the gate, a
lady passed by on the other side of the
street.
"1 declare, Henry, it's to bad!" called
his siter, before he reached the piazza
w here she was sitting, "you have actual
ly cut Mrs. Miles again ! There she goes
down tbe street, and you had all th
chance in the world to bow, or even run
over to ber and apologia."
"Susan," said Mr. Gilliert, tram-fixing
her w ith a desperate glance, "never dare
to mention Mr. Miles' name to me
Again !" Ytmtiit Coinjtaitiinu
.Catarrh Can't be Cured
with Local Applications, as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is
a blood or constitutional disease, and in
orUerto cure it vou have to take internal
remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken
internally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces. Hall s Catarrh
Cure is no quack medicine. It was pre
scribed by one of the best physicians in
this country for years, and is a regular j
prescription. It is composed of tbe best
tonics known, combined with the best
blood purifiers acting directly on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combina
tion of the two "ingredients is what pro
duces such wonderful result in curing
catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
F. J.CHENKY & CO., Prop's., Toledo, O.
Cads.
Some women were talking the other
day about cads, and they said that while
the snob may be found among women,
tbe cad is essentially masculine, lie is
prevalent at times. He comes up like
the weeds and tbe spring freckles, and
with a little care he can be extinguished
almost as easily.
He spends bis time in thinking what
rude things he can sa or do. Of course,
he does not think they are rude ; he
thinks they arc clever.
He has an idea that people who keep
quiet don't know anything. In this he
is frequently mistaken.
He does not believe that any woman
can see him and cot love him ; this is
often an error on bis part He is satisfi
ed that after seeing hira Trovidence con
cluded to make the world, and yet Provi
dence js not given to making mistakes.
He occupies three scats in a street car,
audibly damns the conductor, smirks at
any woman w ho may be decently dress
ed, and believes that he is accepted as a
man of the world. He is, but not of the
world that he would wish to belong to.
He tells women it was a pity he didn't
know them younger, so that he might
have trained iiiem ; if he had, they would
have occupied cells in the House of De
tention.
He has induced some girl to marry
him and be announces boldly that it is a
good thing on both sides. Some people
doubt this.
He has tbe latest thing in carriages, in
trousers and in waistcoats, but somehow,
while he gets his hats from a London
batter, and Toole makes his coals, brains
don't seem to accumulate under "the only
bat a gentleman could possibly wear."
Re has one fully developed idea, and
that is that he is a gentleman. He never
was more mistaken in his life.
He never got close enough to a gentle
man to catch good manners, nor to a
man to be well kicked.
He is a blot on the face of tbe nni verse,
lrt's sponge him oat. Bab, in rhiladel
pbia Times.
Somerfiet Enterprise.
The well-known and popular druggist,
G. W. Benford, baa taken tbe agency for
Dr. ljee'a Liver Regulator, which he rec
ommends fiH- tbe quick cure of Iyspep
aia, Biliouanesa, Liver Com plaint and all
Blood Troubles. Trial Bottles free.
It ia a well-known fact that Tan-Tina
Cough and Consumption Cure haa cured
Consumption and Chronic Coughs and
Colds when all others failed. Trice 2 5
and U) C9 it. :
Trial bottles free at G. V. Benford'a
Drug Store.
" Ypiu-Aon " is the name given by
Micbiganders lo the Yusilantic and Ann
Arbor Kiectric Railway, to save time.
J rSwA ( J atd-
2ET ' J T.I.H. gnat r?i'l
WoIfrsACMEBIacKing
m mn on pair ml Bhcwa k yr.
"lit 16 c...t. r "
iJr . vvn i in aho tttt.r py
rik-BoQ. .
WST.!"!..!:'-"""" rW
m,u. ti Ciis o Ciw" '
ULTi Tiwc :
alu mm Ci. BrT tltM.
WOiJT RANDOLPH. Phlllllll.
1
X took Cold,
X took Sick,
." TOOK
result:
I take My Meals,
I take My Rest,
AND ! AM VIGOPOI S ENOVGH TO TAK
ANYTHING I CAM LAY MY HANPS ON
mulsion of Pure Cod : Liver Oil
and HvpophosphitesofLimeand
C0d NOT ONLY Cl RED M7
fciit Cemnmplion bit blilt
ME IT, AND JS NOW PUTTING
FLESH ON MY BONES
AT THE SAT OP A TOl'ND A DAY. I
T AKX IT JUST AS EASILY AS I I0 MILK.
- . ... v.mnvn KEV.
tVCH TE511MOM " - I
fc.-OTT S EMI I SION IS IKUSU WONLEkS
DAILY. JAKE NO oi mux. j
THERE IS d WHISKE Y
Which is uniform in its results, besides in
everv other particular. Attested to by
everyone who has given it a thorough
trial, and their name is legion.
The pure 8-year old
GUCKENHEIMER WHISKY
Is tlie whiskey, sold only by
JOSEPH FLEMING 4 SON,
Druggists, Pittsburgh, Y. As a
strcngthener of the
::iNervousj I System:.
with ppecialgood effect on the res
piratory and digestive organs, n
is p ronouncea uneiiuaica. i rice,
full quarts fl, or six for $5.
We now carry a full and complete stock of
ail tne leading ein ui!k.
mestic and fon'ign. flying you m upuur-
tunitv to maRe your cuoiob iroiu un
finest selection lo. be hmi in the city
at the lowwt possible price that
can be made for tbe quality and 4
age of the goods.
ST-riease send for full and complete price
list, mailed free.
Jos. Fleming & Son,
DRUGGISTS,
410 A 412 Market., land 2 Market.
PITTSS72C-S, PA.
awLadiei are Especial'T invliid.
MISSES' AND CHILDBENS'
SPECIAL
OPENING
OF
HATS I
Our Misses' and Chil-
drens' Hats
Are pronounced by all as the HAN'PSOM-
K3T and th
MOST ATTRACTIVE
i i
we have yet shown. Come, and bring your
wife and children to the store of
&
41 FIFTH AVEXCF, Pittsburgh, Ta.
FARMERS,
TAKK NOTICE.
I have Wied the !are WKTvhou of fter Fink.
ll tbe li. & V. lXTx. in t.-wierjei. inr n vcr.
Aio. rrm al Knin n1 (Vietnam.
There 1 will kwp oo hniid during Hie
aeaoon. for drli rtry ami pAhmineut
luall poibUeet gmdof
FERTILIZERS
manufactured by tha wall known
Susquehanna Fertilizer Co.,
. - - - i
orcantmi, Baltlmeia. lid. I have fnit5 yeai
among you, w bile these Rood have bet a used 1
SOMERSET COUNTY
for Teara. having been introduced by Hon. Oi
y. Shaver. Owhik to the lare number of nf i
p(nD-v horn 1 thank heartily, iny agenui
?
and mviwlt may b unabi to eall to see yon
all personally.' aol lake advaniaxeol your
eai-ellent pa-er trall atienttt to tbe
merits of our Pertiliieni. and bee leava
to ay 8. B Voder. tf lugu.Sonienct
t:ounty. pa . and myne
elf. Lave ao- f
tfall ero'f j
twittistjLud. f
mpelilkHu. f
licited order fur tlie
'yo n IrtJa. not
ing the strong coinpeiu
Peter Fink, of Somerset, who resides near thf-
pot, is aetiiue as delivery axeut hr me. By i
dressing or eaUing on him, yon ran learn f
pricea. We can re-hip to auy local pointy
SlIORTNOTICK,
1
I:
but would prrfrr at 11 timw to hsTe roitf eri
ef&r in advim i immrdiate waulx amc-Cu-a.t.
a it tuM us U srt-'tour Hooff
you in betic-r mwhuniritl ion'l!iUm
brbalfoirthe HuAqUfhaun Fori. I if
VERY RESPKCTFrU
a. J. Iw:)si:ej
Your Boy VVnts
Owr Hlstr4 prw CI Wf
tataloim su.v
taiga, Kapc Lutentm Ufa. Uun$
Civrt.Tae!. Mm- wm r""
1 4X21 t the m mum co.
HE
WARD
flJTKMA. ETC- i em.lar Free Qr '
;PETER YOGEL; Somerset. Ffc
Johnstown jusiness Houses.-
City Drug Store,
Near Dilwrt Bulldfnj, Nt to Pottoffct,
When ic tlie city don't fiiil to call and see ns
at our j romineiit location, wliere you wui
find one of the prettiest and most attract
ive Drug Stores in
jomsrsTOWisr
Th r.nWip Tirononnce it a Efttl,
We carry
, full 1 ne of Pure lruK. Medicines, Chemi
cals. Tilet Articles. Ao. Hiysicians
scriptions Carefully Compounded.
Ewpectrully Yours,
CHAS. YOirNO, Johnstown, Pa.
Graduate of tbe I'hil a. College of rharmacr,
kXQTOBS !
-FINE CLD-.
V H I S K I E S
And IciporteJ l.iiUor w.M la lul and by tbe
OLD CABISET, TOJf MOORS
POSSUM HOLLO IT, O UCKESUEI MER,
GIBXrS XXXX TBISK1ES,
Jures Itennwy. Puttols. Crwnac, bur
Bedford and Somerwt Hurt Kye Whkkiw,
with
i
FISHER & COj
309 Main Street, Johnstown P.
ARTISTIC JOB PRINTING
' A SPECIALTY.
HARRY M. BENSHJFF,
MANUFACTURING STAWNER
f
AND
BLANK BOOK
MAKER.
HANNAM
BL.QtK,
JOHNSTOWtf. PA.
-i
HARDWARE
THE OLD ND WILL KNOW MHWI STORI Ot
HE OLD ND WILL
TOHI
(PECEASEry
Is now in full blast unier the
charge of the under dgned.
I keep in stock all artpes in
my line, from a neede to a
Hay Fork. Tlu fircst of
CUTTLfiRY
A Specialty
BO TTOU PRICES R UL1?IIE ROOST,
W3L 13. D
BRT.
At the old stand on Slain streel
Johurtown, Pa.
THE POP
-AR
DRUG-SIORE,
Owner of Main and Fra:in Streeta,
J- O; li; N". s; t- o: v; jm, a
' I now filk-d with ajthe best
In the market, f motto,
J
- LO W PRICES ASD QlCk RETIRES,
Is rigidly adhered to. and
mill-faction ruax-
auieeu. a i
ilQv of
PARIS GREEK AliD ' '1TE HELEBQRB
Aiwaya o-Jhwid,
CHARLESCRIFFITH
BOOT AW S 0E HOUSE.
TIB KEW RfM IS THE
DIBERT ElIILDING,
Corner ilaln aifl Franklin Sts.,
I. where Bono limonel A"l""
drena llbllO, l.viiiMij ruuiww,
Of Best Qality.anJat LOWEST PRICES
can be Stnd, in st lea of all makes. I am
pre re to comte with one and all
deal in the Stie. All I a.k is a trial.
SCOTT pjGBEET
If, 88 F FAN KLIN STREET.
J0MKT0WK SUPPLY HOUSE.
J0N H. WATERS &BR0.
PLUMBERS,
TEAM AND GAS TITTZ23.
rn.Tr now tablihed In onr new bulldlne.
wth, we can Mfely nav, to the bwt-arraiigvd fur
onulnen in Western Pennsylvania.
, erything pertaining to the Plumbing, Steam
mn r.tu tHUiriM f rrlfMl in tllm'k.
, e trill, as frrmerly, a-lve earefnl attention to
f 8TKAM AND HOT WATf.K HEAilX Dua
f. Our former effort in this line enbrar-e.
ie of the largest buildings in the county, wiih
Aire suroesK
n the SfPI'LT DEPARTMKVTwe earry a full
ii of Rubber hi
ater H. Valv
LUKen. Iron PiJ'
plivation.
of Rubber and Leather Bfltlm.'. Mteam ana
i alves. inieciors, l.ni.riauirH,Ni-ajn
J-ij Filiiug, tic. Pricea quoted on
morU hrT aa. r Asm l'e, Anatitw
cut. Ot Imi nn lUtng w well, w ttj
icmrh. Ton i-antK tbs rk aMvd lira
t IsonM, vt air. I'.rrm b-
i ix I!CrSlI mi 11'. LiiTXL at.
. GENERATION AFTER GENERATION
Ttroipr on Mr, ilre JUmw Jt.
Ierj Timnsler stouuhi ban a bod 1 ol a Hi tits Mirhel
Every Sufferer L""
oot Raadivelss. rMstirlMrla. Orortn. rrrh. bronchlt Is.
AAhma.( uolers iortn.1, niarrtwea. lAmelsnM S.reess
itt bocir or limt 8ur JotMS or Strains, wiii B'd la
titls o.4 anndvoe relirf sn4 tmt .rty cur. Pamr-hle,
five, fiold evrrrwhere. Prtl f. ., hj mail, i buttles.
luisraas isK, at. i. a. JOU.Sou OJ ifcatva, aUasT
TI
I
--.ili ,
Li-'. '
!13S
Washing Out the Stomach.
Turing the part year several physicians
in New York have tried, with gratifying
invent, a novel treatment for dyspepsia
and cancer of the stomach by washing
out that organ. The process is very sim
ple and not dangerous. A long flexible
pipe is parsed down the throat nntil one
is in tlie Btomach. Tbe upper end han a
funnel attached, into which hot water is
poured nntil the stomach is filled. Tbe
weight of the water in the pipe and fun
nel gives a hydraulic pressure sufficient
to distend the stomach. The pipe has an
aperture big enough to hold a lead pen-
til. After the stomach has been ailed,
the funnel end of the pipe is turned
down until it ik lower tlmn the tiottoni
of the sWimitch, and the stomach is
emptied through a siphon. The proves
may be repeated several times. The re
snlt is that the undigested fxd and
niucus are washed out, and the hot water
closes the blood vewels and reduces in
flammation. The relief U immediate.
The dwspeptic may have Ji'.s stomach
washed'otit before a meal, so that be can
take a hmh start. After trie lapse of a
sutlicittit time for ordinary digestion, the
stotnafti uiav be washed out wain. This
proccis has been in use at the Now York
llosp.tal, we are informed, for some time.
Scientific American.
i , .
IFamly Duty,
home circle is sacred and life has few
chants indued if family ties) are burst soun
der. The promotion or bappinesa and tne
pre'tnlion of sickness are of prime import-
anff in every Ijousetiold. It is in the m nni;
thaold and young alike are most susceptible,
to lie hundreds of diseases that till tbe at
miljihere we breatbe and lurk in the ater
woirink. Tbetimelf u of a pliable Jtim-
iilint is tbe only way to gurd against i.it-k-nu
iu the home. Max K leu's "SJver
Am" and " liuouwie ' brands of pure ry!
whisky are recommended by phy6iciara as
tie bent iungeraior in tbe world. Uoir. in
hid under a sworn iruaranteeof imrity. "Sil-
r Age" at $1 per full quart tottle, and
'fluuiiene'' at $1.25. These whifkie are
ed exclusively in the leadine hospital's.
f Uich is sotlicient evidence that they am tbe
-si obtainable.
I (iu.-kenlieimer. Finch. Gibson .and
Overholt are sold by Mr. Klein at per
ouart. or sm ouorU. for ho. His stock ut
iwines, oranilies, etc., is tne larpest in rem
svlvania. Goods pnimptly sliippel to all
iarts of tbe tinned States. Send for cata
logue and price list, mentioning this pap,
He Stood the Test Bravely.
A Woodward avenue dentist received
a call the other rnoring from a couple
whom he foon had reason to believe
were lovera. The girl had an aching
tooth, and as they entered the office, the
young man said :
"'ow. riarline, the worst is over. Just
take a seat, and it will be out in a niin
nte."
"Oh ! I daren't," she gaspe-l.
"But it really don't hurt you any, you
know."
"But I'm afraid it will."
"It can't. I'd have one pulled in
minute if it ached."
"I don't believe it.".
"Oh, yes, I would.
"Has she got a bad tooth? asked the
dentist.
"Yes, sir ; it has ached for a week and
I've just succeeded in getting her down
here. Come, darling, have it out
"Oh ! I can't"
"But you must
"I can't stand the hurt"
"Hurt 1 Now, then, I'll have one pulled
just to show you that it doesn't hurt."
He took a seat, leaned back and open
ed his month, and the dentist seemed to
be selecting a tooth to seize with his
forceps, when the girl protested :
"Hold on ! The test is sufficient He
has proved his devotion. Get out Harry
and I'll have it pulled."
She took the chair, had the tooth
drawn without a groan, and as she went
out she was saying to the yonng man
"Now I can believe you when yon de
clare that you would die for me."
And yet every tooth in his head was
false. Detroit Free Pre.
The proprietor sof Ely's Cream Balm
do not claim it to be a cure-all, but a ,
remedy for catarrh, colds in the head
and hay fever. It is not a liquid or snuff,
is easily applied into the nostrils. It
gives relief at once. Price 50c.
The Way to Sell a Horse.
Tostmaster Saxton of Chicago tells a
story of a well known horee fancier and
a granger who had a couple of fire horses
lo sell. This rustic, mho lives in an ad
joining county in Indiana, came to town
with a letter of introduction to this con
noisseur, who has an irresistible liking
for fine horse flesh and the money to
gratify it. The writer of the letter of in
troduction specially urged the city friend
to take a more than passing interest ir
the man from the coontry.
The farmer drove his horses to the
gentleman's residence and gave him the
letter.
"Are your horeea blooded ?"
"Yes they come of fair stock."
"Can they make good time?"
"Yes, pretty fair time."
"What do yon ask for them ?"
"Oh, I think that J00 or $400 will
about suit me, because I am deucedly
hard up just now."
"My friend," said the city man. "I've
just bought a pair of horses or I would
take those off your hands, but let me say
to you that you don't know how to
sell your team. You ought to ask at
least $1500 as a beginner, blow about
their wonderful speed and brag about
their bearing and pedigree. I know a
man who wants to buy a team, but you
must not approach him as you did me.
He will never take your horses.- If you
are stiff in your price and do some brag
ging I think I can find you a customer.
Drive past my office on La Salle street at
10 o'clock in the morning two or three
times and come in when I shake my
handkerchief.
In the morning the granger did as be
was directed, the handkerchief was
shaken and he was beckoned to come in.
In the office was the man be bad met the
night before and his friend.
"That's a fine team you are driving;
is it for sale?"
"Well.Idunno?"
"Have they a pedigree?"
"You bet they have. It's as long as
the pedigree of Queen Victoria."
To they hold their heads high ?"
"Why, half the time they are half way
in the clouds."
"Can they make good time ?"
"Greased lightning ain't a circum
stance." "What do you ask for them V
"Fifteen hundred dollars and not a
continental cent less."
"Well," said the man to whom the
letter of introduction was presented the
night before. "I'm looking for just such
a team. Tbe price suits me. Come to
my office across tlie way, and I'll give
you a check and take t'se horses." The
farmer was almost paralysed, because be
thought that $t0 or f 700 would be the
outside figure. And he wen, home to Lake
county setisfied that "those fallows op in
Chicago are smarter'n chain lightning."
Bucklen's ArnlcaSalve.
The Best 8alve in tbe world for Cuts
Bruiwa. Sores, I'lcers, Salt Ehearn, Fever
Sorvs, Tetter, Chaprwd Han Jo, Cliilbiains
Corna, and all Skin Kruptiotia, and piiiv
ly cure l'il, or no pay rtquirid. It l
guar.mteed to give perfi-ct satisfaction
money rtfuiidod., Pr:Lij cents i-er bus
For sale by John N". Snyder, Druggist. -
A HOUSEHOLD BEMEDf FOR PMH.
r. Rhaumatlam. s Inflammatioiia,
Nauralsia,
Srralna,
Bruises,
Lamenoss,
Swslllngs,
Burns,
Diphtheria,
) Sore Throat,
Toothache,
Earacha,
A SURE CURE
for D ARRHCEA,
SUMMER COMPLAINT
and FLUX.
Prs,a.V. perbottK S for t.M. Your,. H. B W.U-..N -m,wr. W.Va.
For sale by all lm.ntrsm ami UrDB MEDICINE CO.. WCStOH, W.Va.
Oaaivra iu aulK-uio. l'n iuwl uy "
Somerset Lumber .Yard
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
MAKcraccaia aso DsLa iD WaoLssaii ikd Rrrin.il or
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS.
Hard and Soft Woods.
PICKETS,
WALM.T, ruwa''t ' '
CHERBY YELLOW HN'K, SHINGLES. DOOE8 BALC8TER8,
rHPSTXTT WHITE PIKK. LATH. BLINDS, NEWEl
A General Un.of all grade, of Lumber and ;BuilIin Material and Roofing Ba kepttn rtoca
Xlte. can furnish anytning in tne line oi our ""'"-J""
' promi.iut-J. tach aa Brackets, M-alxed work, etc
Office and Yard Opposite S. &C.
The Moat Surressfal Besaedr ereT Ucot
red, aa It Is certain In lta ettocta and does no
blister. Brad proof below :
TtaooaxTH, Conn, May 10.
Dn. B. J. KrxDiut. Co.:
Mm: ljwt Sumnu-rl nre4 anrhnpon myhnrsrt
with yourlel-rA!Kl Kendall's bpavu. Care and It
was th. Iesr. lob I evpr saw dime. 1 havea doaett
empty hotitea. bavin usrd ltwlth perfret soc-tna.
curing rvorr thin 1 trl.l It on. My ncwhls.rhad
a nor, will, avorybart Kjiavtn that made him lam.
Ht askiHl me how to cure It. I vconiiwuded
K'-ndail's Spavin Cure, lie cured the Spavin In
Jut tlirve Htx-k. ...
iours reapectftiMy.
Wobcorr Wrrre.
Coucxbts, Ohio, April 4, 10,
!. n. J. Kixr.it I. Co.: ,
Di-ar Hrs:-I hav. been sHllmr mora c Kendall's
Si.avin Cure and Fliul'a Comtulon fow.lers than
ever rx-fure. Ono man said to me. It was the Ilmm
Powder i ever kept and tiiu ! tie ever used.
IiMli;tfully,
OTTO L. HOTOUt,
CirrrrraiSXK), K. T., May 19, "W.
Da. B. J. Kenuu. 'o-. . ,...
Ix.ar sirs: I have nsM soversl botM?sor yrmr
KiM.-J.iirs Spavin Cure with xTfect suotvss, oa a
TtuunUe an 1 IIkIi.I mare lliat wasyuite Lime
wit b a Hone Spavin. Th- marw la now entirely frew
txviu laUM!Uw au.l shnws uo baa:A flicjHnt.
Kepully, V. H. BuTCBOLt,
KEKDALL'S SPAVIN CURE.
MoKBoa, La., May &,
Da. P. J. Kkspi.i. Co,
ui-i.u: 1 think It mr duty to render Ton my
thanks for vour f.ur f.imcd Ketidairs Spavin Cure.
I h-l a fi.ur vtair old nily which I prised very
higl.lv. hh- hi.l a very severe swollen te. I tried
about eight different kln.la of medlcime which did
no k.svJ- I purchased a hottle or your Kc-ndaU a
Spavin Cure which mred her in four days.
1 remain yours, .
Muuox DowrirS.
Price St per bottle, or six bottles for $.". All drag,
frlsts have I tor can et it for you, or it will be sent
to any address on receipt of price by tlie proprie
tors. PH. H. J. KENDALL f'O.,
Eaosbai-Kh t-alia. V eraseaU
C. C. JORDAN.
JOS. HINCHMAN
Jordan & Hinchman,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CRACKERS &
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Crackers, Candies, Nuts, Fruits, tc.
270 and 272 Main St Johnstown
B. te B.
CHALLIES.
Larger demand and more selling
every day of these popular fabrics.
Recent fortunate purchases lrom
overloaded importers enable us to
offer best qualities at LOWER PRI
CES than ever before known.
r-pe-
cial
31 Inch All Wool French Dhallies
Cream grounds (and a few dark
grounds) neat printings 3oc. (The
."0c. quality.)
All-wool French Challics 40 and
50 ccnt3, and the very best quali
ties, black grounds, with colored
printings, o'ic. Very stylish and
desirable.
American Printed Challies.
4c to 25, and all intermediate
prices with stair-like regularity. All
best and special values, lor
For Buyers of Dress Goods.
3G-inch all-wool Flaid Suiting 25
cts. (45c. the regular price.) 50-
inch Cloth Suitings, mixture, 35c.
50-inch all-wool Cloth Suitings,
Gray, Rrown and Tan mixtures, 50
and i.c. A handsome line 01
EN'ttLISlI SUITING STYLES,
Light colors, 3C inches to meas-
nre 3e, that would commend themselves if
rrke as even as bigh as 50c.
fl-WRITE F0RSAMPE3 AXD A CAT
ALCXil'K.
Boggs & Buhl,
.a
115, 11119, and 121 Federal Street,
ALLEGHENY, PA.
W fjntisafc -vrifiiHr. tr jaw. No rik. T' cnu 4o
yvur (v iM:.B.nii,, rr at I jina lm 10 Iht- wurk. 1 ltt t
tniiwifirwknl.nd Mnir wwntlrrful enr.mm turvvrr WMlwr.
BmsU r nallillja; f,nn flat 10 M wsr rrk mini Of strut,
tnd a1ir rtr-r litis rif-nc3. V ran ftuwi-k yov imm rm-bU-vwHUwl
t-fc j. Utrh. Xo mme tm fa .UIi; her, fmlt
tatWauiwi tlUlk 'I K I E CO., AlWlolA, aU&K.
1V
Good Blood, Good Boalth.
Th Blood arrhir is las safsst Parrlsr sTsr j
. ssowa. usss cuir. vnrss Botu. rlmrl, .
Tm; I icsa. uisoa Hsda, aaa all kaal
f Blood. boU st Uruiuts. 1
Til tiHtn Utlit'M Co., rittrtsrii. ft. 1
SPAVIN CURE$ ,
XaS.'
A Punacta for uternal and interna! uu.
CRAMPS.
COLIC.
ond all vninut affection.
' tep H in tf housa for a tint of need.
If rmi feet no relief aHer wing two think, the n.nteaa
irf a ls4lleof thm nilK-l:ie, ivl'ira lie- leiumninK ,ne.
third to Ih dealer from hnm you htniclil It, anil ht
wuln'nindtheprlcUBiilforlbeoUreJ.
TIkhR MmnciKv..V.)ir Llnlitnlng Hot Dro Is
the ts-st ninli.-lne fur IHiu-rliiea. r-iinimer r.imiilahiK
ramiaiHttMlc.' ltcaotbb: lll reifcve In to
.,i,,..ii l.-nrelillilren H haa no equal I f"r Hux 11 Is
. i-. -
MOULDINOB,
PCS
R. R. Station, Somers et, ,V
THE
ITE
IS KING OF
SEWING MACHINES.
It was Crowned so when it tock the
First Premium at the Cincinnati
Centennial in 1SS3, at the Great
Contest, but more so when it
took the
GOLD MEDAL
At the Universal Exhibition at Tar-
is, France, Li 1889, for being the
lest Famflv km Made
In the world. It is applaudei
- as such by the
8 0 0,000
Sold since its introduction in 187
It3 superiority is acknowledged,
though with many regrets, by
thousands who had bought
other new
-SEWING; i MACHINES::
Before they had seen the merits oi
the
WHITE
Ladies will find it greatly to their
advantage to examine the merits
of "THE WHITE" before buy
ing a Sewing Machine.
" THE REST IS AIWA YS CHEAPEST"
in the end. An inferior Sewing
Machine ti a poor investment at
any price.
JOS. CRIST
Of Jenner X Roads, is the authorized apent
for it in this County, Write mm, and tell
liim to bring one to your house for exam
mat ion.
CURTIS K. GROVE,
SOMERSET, PA.
BUGGIES, SLEIGHS, CARRIAGES,
SPRING WAGONS, - BUCK WAG0N8.
AND EASTERN AND WESTERN WORK
furnished on Short Notice.
Fainting Done on Short Time.
Uj work If made ont t VuwmtMly Seatxmrd Wood,
aula un 0M trvn ana r.rn. nuosuuill&irr
Constructed, Neatly Finished, and
Warranted to give SaUtfaetion.
(.-.-
Employ Onlj First-Cla3 Workmen.
Repalrlnr of All Kinds In Mr Line Done on
tOiort Notice. Pricea REASONABLE, and
All Work Warranted.
Call and Examine my Stock, and Leam Prtcea-
I do Wagon-work, and furnish Selves for Wind
Km. Remember the place, and call In.
CURTIS K. GROVE,
(East of Court Bouse)
SOMERSET. PA
FrnbrEeTsiess Cera flair,
Corn lrupper and uiimi
izr Ditrihnt.rr in tite
I world, fieai fa Catatgitu
.A. B. FARQUHAft CO.
YOKK, PA.
Send poh Laroc Iu.ustratco Catalogue.
m
rAlilliTtfcH
LIQUID CLUES.
INKS
AND BLUINCS,
Best In the World.
Feb'y ll-3m.
l as . - 1
P,n'9 Trde
v-a 7. tnt jrt.
aarmm mvmm . CO,,
Hew Y'mrk.
all the Wirlt tht-rt i but uite cur(
ir. Hminea -V.oldeii .Specific.
It run h riviM in arapttf tra or roftw without
tb kiwwlelti ( the prr-u t.iktngH, efteciiDg
nd pMrmaamt euro, win-thr tb itirBt i
Bodermt Urmkor r an uiiMtclie wreck. ThoiwMida
of druDkvrda ban rurwi who hart takfn tb
GolUea .swciflc In thir roiT without tlir koL
am Hna today blive ili-y quit drinkinr nf th.i
omm f Dr will. N hannfal effrct rtnltt frcm it
Vtminirrnt.on. run irurantrvi,. rni fur elr
jfliirni full rrtu-nUr. AMrf tn eooAdfnr
sftuuiu Mivino l-w iUco btroot. Cinaunau U
$3000
Imp la HMiriswt
Om Ititsktiun orrwulo
I, ttn emu read and wrii. nt v ho,
nrfiatnit'lka,wUl wtri iiultMUiotv
linsar (a sara Tlissa Tm m. ii J
! laUttjr HttlllsrMt tf-mm ffcT
lratl. I dkn but n mirlirT irotn Mid dittriM fitutilT. 1
IriBrfjr-UEirtat imJ ywrtdtl wit npinymtmt m li"ir
no
nd MOI. I U. 1-nltj.ftrtlratan K U F.. Alr. t
ii.il(i1lmy,.i.Y 'k ir u. kctu-i
fnm nmf mvt nmkt mwh.Uul rt
tmmrm, yooak-ktj Iww (or.r Hun fr
! a au ttvr atari, ami bm yuo f
m. Huih met, in nji . ii, mi MMt ,t
nc all ur tim.'ir .uarv twMrtit. t, t
Uf work. All la m-w. 4intt jy M kft
fmr war, y fl Mart J ju. 'ft-tnUlili v
arrrrirna;. f A 611 T. rtfLU IL kar-'
A Kl H LLAltM HkFT.. Adrha t on,.
HAW VO., IHILaJH, lAUk.
WH
KsVi
A Matter of Impotence to You!
If suffering from o.Chron ki J S
bytilum. as
EYE. EAR
NOSE
AND
J. J. McCIXELAN, M. Speelalht oa Chroic j
'" " ' '
' - l oi nt af. .-- r.u'i mnrs
i. rotintrr every f.mr weeks, thus mv,g iii.-ir ti-m- the tmiil.l.
. tbTr ar7the mly phvsii-lu ami .inii. in thi mtry !...
rramlllW ilWt. an.t make plain to ail afihcu-l ihe cause
iTiev ii!Titt Oil
rf vlt.riinr th fttV. tut
their ciiHviirt
DK. WKniAlsM. ;":i""r-rBd in
Ere. TAT, n'i iuc r7:" . ..r
giv dm panenw m ir-aw-
, . - - , . ,,r
UIJLKI - " "
niunnr- - B n-M.r th
c!iolr.n.rt,nmr ves
iv. his naiietiw ana , ,h i.iktltnUi uiil wruiil only mouilily viits lo yoiir n.
Cltllan & Salm. The M!or "y ,. tIlwarl P1U. I tried lo. al treatment and mn. h
I ww fierir,g greatly from T?r7n t Drs. Mcflelaao A r-lia and I r.m.-lle.l u, r e
medicine wHlindavaiL l'Alf.e.?i..w wiare.1 .-iirt-d. ami Ihey dw-hartfed me. If,,-!
nowtM .nw mX Tbiy did ev.tm.K tbty
WC'iVav?n"nfnrl"
on ut lormer uisea "" - . - - - - ; - -
more than a noiir ai a "- . i"iT"'-.
r.ieliie was iniM-ralile.
city, but without tne , 'jr.,'.'""
New fastle every lour wew.
health. , T i v wit
. K,,h.t.11rhawirtbernaMetoalkwiio..ma.air..fc-nit.h.-. P'ir'iitrrtm.ntln
Foreicht month? past in"'""". , ... ....i.n.i at Hie nut visit rm i..
treatmeut with lira. Jl.-Ue Ian a ..-aim i n.;s
i'jM mnhMmf.J -
uuiu.uii a - IIK4KNFSS
I h. hren nnder trratnient or irs. b,s
. . . .... ,i
and consider myself greatly 1"') ?
r. , L v-k nrs frfnellan and ?a!m pcrformel a rne oreratlcn on my errs wtthit
On May Drs lrl.an sdu any one's, awl 1 .-a-u ea Kretdeal tart-
nor low of blood, and UMJay n.yejesrea j A K V K V K, R.k Point, Lawience Co., Pa.
pain
Kst. PlTtmiH.
CATARRH.
I have been anfferln with Catarrh for som.
EHIHT POLIP! REMOVEP FROM TUB NoSK.
... .. i .,-.4.Uh( Pnjit.iotit of mv IHStril-i UMltlT
D McClellan 4 Salm have removed eiKM
of blood and to by far less time and in a more satl.-iaeiory maniwr than I had done bere
a draw more breath with Y$?tf:
ain or loss i
lore at Pittsburg.
I have now been under treatment of Dr.. MrClellan ni.d .-aim f.-three mouths f a bad rassof
Catarrh 7nd IasVrry hard of briiiK. lxrt now I am freatly improved in every way and can hear a
great deal letter, .n 1 am rttn. r stronger and heaver. KAm
IZt"-l omwn. . "eh have bVffled the skill of all physician, and remedies. Mtiiekly cured.
Caiicert TmnorX rioroid and polypoid growths cured Uhoiii tne ue of a knife or eaualiea. o .ut-
UMtaartiuSw Warts, Moles, etc., removal without acids knile, pain or scar. N,w
metht -Flectrnvsi. Epilepsy and Fits scientifically treated and positively cured by a never fan
in method. Addrew all couuiiuiii. aUooa to boi Columbus, Ohio.
EXSMINATION AND CONSULTATION FREE TO ALL
SOMERSET HOUSE, SOMERSET, pa,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JULY 3RD AND 4TH.
IT
WILL PAY
YOU
ttItjr Toca
Hemorial Work
WM. F. SHAFFER,
SOMERSET, PEXN'A.,
Manafs otnrer of and Dealer in
Eastern Work Furnuhtdo Short Kotiee,tn all CWorl
(so. Agent for the WHITE BROXZEl
Persons in need of MONUMENT WORKfwiU
find it to their interest to call at my shop where
a proper showing will be given them. nfSUi
fartum Owmmtrtd in Eirry fuse, oud yRH ES
YER LO W. I invite special attention toilhe
Whits Bronze, Or Pure Zino Monument
Introduced by REV. W. A. RIN;, as a Decided
Improvement in the point of MATKRIAL ANL
CUSSTKrcTION, and wiilch is destined to b.
the Popular Mnnument for our Changeable Cli
mate. -GlVE HE k CALL.
WM. F. S1IAFFER.
THE
At tlx Oli Stnl. is Carrying its Usually Larga asd Varied Stock of
GrELSTEHAX. MEECHAXDISE.
Bjjers Can Fiud all they maj ed in the Scleral Departments, ot
CLOTHING, IIATS, DRY GOODS. NOTIONS,
QUEENSWARE, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND SHOES,
AND ALL OF THE FIRST QUALITY, AND AT RKASOXABLE PRICES.
(SATISFACTION ALWAYS GUARANTEED.
WOOD, MORRELL & CO.
SCHMIDT
:z The Largerst
Wine, Liquor, and Cigar House
IN THE UNITED STATES.
ESTABLISHED 1335.
DISTILLER
FINE WHISKIES.
IMPORTER OF
wines; liqours. and cigars.
NOS. 95 ASD 97 FIFTH ATESVE, PITTSBURGH, PENS' A.
All orderi received by mall oarwls -- ,-,n,-. attention
A
THE POSITIVE CURE.
I
E.Y BiiOTHKRS, M Warraa
W. L DOUGLAS S3,E! SHOE
Best in the Vor.d.
AwnnlrH the Hirclnl for sotx-rlor qanlitv nf mnrrrlnl
aud ur,,l,, ,-,,, , i -orkHinuhip r ntlirr shoe
rxbibiln. llir Hun. hascll barilnhlr Mi
. caauicn Asfo:ialiau, Uatou, U).
For CENTLEMEN.
5.00 Hand-Ss-rel.
fl il ff Baod'Stved
kJJ Walt Sboe.
83.50
s2.50
Toliet and
Farmar.
Extra Tahu
Calf Shoe.
8n Workine-
a.91
1 man's Shoe.
8
2.00
Goodwaar
Shot
ina; nail mile auu w
Wtbs, and all slj ksut toe.
in etv'ta.
W. I,. Doualas a.1.04, 9-1.3A an
Coomoatos, Islaa.Iuii'ilV'l'aTal. t?;
.1 C n a
CAUTION ! ?hR,KHP 1?rn- ' ewwtheameW.I-noroLA
atamrd plainly rmthhotv.m of all his a.lvnl wWvli, ihirJ whf h pni-r"
jrearr aaiost hmh prhwa and Inferior .sls. If , j,i,r i,-w,io iTl'sS.. s lhwi . L.
Dooulas" nam an.l th i.rlc stamn 1 nn ih,. horror .,,.1 "l -T.L" iw,jt1'kJ
jrearr against aluh prfcies and Inferior .sls. If n mrw j,)rr wtMi,.,,to ,
bwalaa' nanw an.l tfi i;r1e stam,, I nn Ih,. Iv.rfoin an.l . I; LT WT. h
It la duty ron o I" T.,nr-lf an ; v.v.r familv .iunn ih. s.-.rj -" K, t the wst f"T
ymt money. Yoa can t.ta.m'. In t nr f..-wmnr ro,, n,-h w I. liiclns sEws. whl, tu ": '
q'v-.t.,n. reprp.nt a greater value tor tbe aion.r ti,a! '.J LSI. rTv..- .L 5'?? -.?VC...i. . wM"
ui.f "in. aiiDftwrn id unjrr mar iv mnr nimi
worn thn will testify. '
-Wanted -A lo-al aatat ia erery rlty
It Ireral MirHIwi aaPllt cannys) sm.It
n22 -To lil? rJr.Jli"i-
VfA . 5TJ, ?'' ? d"lred-
Brelerred, aiasci an aaa fclaa ot heel.
THROAT TROUBLES
mm? mm
tf - - . . . s : jf
MORITZ SAl.M. M, !., Ppr!ftl!rt on Pivasts
of th; a.v. r-r, aui innmi.
tx-nWt. will be bore And prrfterm ftll nrt'mriont on Hi-
le time timn tiy caUkT li iuvj or-n;it.c. ThW w:U
neiu-ai ireaiinrui n iiiM.ni.imj w 'miuiv u;
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