TheAizona Kicker.
Gowby. B:ix!-To or three eek
Throckmorton, the well known
male hs ker, raised great foa with us
leeaase we didn t pul!i!i a-ore marJrr.
anJ br.gicjs, anJ be gave us a fortnight
to make a chacire of base. As we diJn't
do so his ropy of the Kicker comes back
to as with a great big -Refused" marked
on it, and Bill is now going aroand a
eerting that we are cn our last l-gs and
must go under.
Goodby.LUi: While we bate to lose
a subscriber, we never did run to mur
ders, and we are too oi.1 to begin now.
We have published one eat h week es?
cially for your personal delectation, and
if you are rtiil unM.is!ie.i we shall have
to regretfully part with yon. We owe
you about twelve numbers on your year
yet, and we will send them to an idiot
asylum up in Iowa with your compli
ments. A Siwksi Paety. Our contemporary
down the street came out w ith an extra
yesterday and managed to work off thir
teen copies on the unsuspecting public
before his bubble was pricked. His news
about us, of course, and, as usual, be
tarned himself inside out in his anxiety
to hold us op to public ridicule and con
tempt. What he made each an ado about
was really only a triile, and we w ill give
the facta as they occurred :
We have contracted the habit of spit
ting on a man's boots when standing and
conversing with Li;n. It way 1 un
pleasant to some i-eople, but there is no
occasion for any hard feelings, as w e do it
unconsciously and are always willing to
apologize. We were talking with thel
mayor the other evening in front of the I
poe'tonice, and naturally enough spat on
Lis boots. He didn't wa'.t to ask us what
we meant by such conduct, but hit on
the chin with his left and knocked us
down. We scrambled up to pull our
guu on lain, but mutual friends interfer
ed and satisfactory explanations were
made. We afterward drank with his
honor, and he subscribed fjrto copies
of The Kicker to be sent to frU-nds in the
east. It was simply a misunderstanding
such a one as is likely tooccur between
tw o gentlemen at any moment, but of
courte the oi l hyena dow n the street
thought he had a jr! thing and wanted
to make the most of it.
It Is Tki e. We are almost daily in re
ceipt of letters from the overcrowded
eastern states asking. "Do you think 1
can get married if I come out there ?"
These letters are written by widows, old
maids, crosseyed girls and grass wives,
and we w i?h to state here and now that
this town olfers them greater advantages
in this direction than any other in the
west. Oat of a population of over 4,(0
we have only thirty-three women, and
seven of them are over eighty years old.
We'll Let a dollar to a cent all day long
that .VO eastern females can find hus
bands here in twenty -four hours. If it
was known that there was a consignment
on the way one-haif our population would
ride fifty miles on muleback to get the
first pick.
Women are not asked to come out here
to 1 critised and elbowed around. We
don't believe there is a man in this town
who wouldn't jump at the chance of
offering Lis heart tea redheaded girl with
a cataract in both eyes and a wart on
every Cnger. We have contended all
along that what this town wants most i
not a boom in leal estate to benefit a few
but ten car loads of woman from Boston
to benefit the manv. Their influence
would soon be felt here, and there would
be a moral backing w hich we can never
secure without their presence. We say
to all inquirers : Gome right along. If
you are not stopped and married before
you get here, we guarantee you w ill be
w ithin fifteen minutes after your arrival.
A Fine b'i'wiMi.N. Two months ago
when an low a man came here and bought
out the Star drug stole, we asked him for
an ad. He curtly informed us that ad
vertising didn't pay, and he likew ise re
fused to subscribe ibr the The Kicker.
We have been watching the tenderfoot
ever since, and when the sheriff closed
him up yesterday it was no surprise to
us. Without asking anybody's advice he
bought a car load of Paris green to kill
'tater bugs, and had received it when he
accidentally learned that the nearest
'Later vine known to our people was nine
ty miles away 1 We are glad he didn't
do business with us. If he had w e should
have felt sorry for him and probably lent
him money enough to get out of town
on. M. Qiuid in (.Vi-Vwjw Tribmif.
Her Resplendent Smile.
A young lady in a street car caused as
big a sensation as if she w ere one of the
mummies in the Mining Bureau Museum
that had suddenly woke npand conclud
ed to inspect this progressive new metrop
olis. She was a healthy, pretty, good
natured girl, and her charming smile
irradiated the whole car and set the
people in it crazy. At first sight it looked
as if the young lady had swallowed an
incandescent light, for every time she
opened her ruby lips her front teeth
shone like the front of a Kearny street
jewelry store. The passengers stand
aad murmured their surprise, and the
poung lady sit quietly under their ga?e
and enjoyed the astonishment
"I'm blessed if she ain't got false glass
teeth," whispered one old lady to anoth
er on the opposite side of the car.
"Hang me if that woman hasn't dia
monds set in her front teeth," growled a
crusty old paterfamilias who had been
glaring over his spectacles at the object
of all the excitement from her first ap
pearance in the car.
The old gentleman proved to be the
most critioil observer of the lot, as a
Lhruiode reporter, who was an interested
observer of the suene in the car, discov
ered by interviewing a well-known den
tist later on.
"I can tell yoa all about that," said the
dentist, "for it so happens I know who
the young lady is. s-be belongs to a
swell family on Nob Hill, and has adopt
ed .the eastern fad of havir.g diamond
Bettings in her teeth.
"She has made a good start, for the
got three in to begin with, and naturally
when she opens her mouth people not
initiated are astonished at the dazzling
effect
"The diamonds are inserted in the gold
filling. They are necessarily very small,
but very pure, and the dentist's bill was
2"Jj." .San t'niitcvo ChronlcU.
A Safe Investment.
Is one which is guaranteed tobrirg
yoa satisfactory results, or in case of fail
ure a return of purchase prise. On this
spfe plan yoa can buy from our advertis
ed DruggU a bottle of Dr. King's New
Discoveiyfor Consumption. It is guar
anteed to bring relief ia every case, when
osed for any affection of Throat, Lungs
or Chest, such as Consumption, Inflam
mation of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Whooping Cough, Croup, eic., etc It is
pleasant and agreeable to tast, pefectly
safe, and can almayi be depended npon.
Foraaie by John X. Snyder, Druggist
The weasel is the mortal enemy of
mice, rats and gophers. It ia claimed
that one weasel will in a short time clean
a ten-acre lot of gophers.
Senator Quay Interviewed.
The Philadelphia In.piiier of a recent
dats contains the following interview
with Senator ti-iay : When the Senator
was asked whether he had read the re
cent address of In Jeindents he replied :
Oh, yes ; I have read it, and I would
just like to say, in the most emphatic
manner, that, so far as it refers to me, it
is false from beginning to end there is
not a word of truth in the charges. I
deny every charge; they are false as were
those of last year. The gentlemen who
signed this address are not Republicans.
All of them voted for Pattison for Gov
ernor, many of them voted for Cleveland
for President, and yoa will find amocjj
them a large number who are Free-Traders
e-r whose sympathies are with Free
Traders. I can stand attack coming
from such Democratic sources. Why,
what do they charge ? First, that there
were some amendment proposed to the
Ballot-Keform bill that were undesira
ble, I declare most emphatically that I
took no part w hatet er in the Eallot-Re-form
legislation. I did not interfere in
anyway. Why should I? The repub
lican party is for ballot reform, and the
party has kept its pledges. I did not at
tempt to prevent the passage of the bill
or to alter it in any way.
"Again, these Democrats, calling them
selves Republicans, charge the Republi
can party, and incidentally me, with de
feat of the Sectional -School bill, design
ed to purify an 1 strengthen the public
school system of Philadelphia. Why, I
was ir favor of that bill. It was a good
one, and had I been interfering in legis
lation in any w ay I should have support
ed it heartily.
"And thick of connecting me in any
way witk the Bar lsley business. Ii is
ridiculous. Bardsley was not nominated
by politicians; he was not a politician's
candidate. He was thrust forward as a
representative of business men. I have
a slight acquaintance with the man. 1
have seen him, and that is all. I should
not know him if I mc-l him on the street.
I never had any dealings w ith him, I
know nothing whatever of him except
what I have read in the newspapers.
These charges are as preposterous as they
are false,"
"What do you think of the coming
campaign"
-I think that an attempt w ill be made
by the Democrats to demoralize the.state
election. Jt is very evident mat tney
will try to drag the Bards ey lupine's in
t3 politics and try to make an issue on
it : they are already at work getting their
sudsidiary organizations into line, or
ganizations like the one which issued
that address. But an issue like that must
be as false a.-the charges themselves.
"The Republican party and the politi
cians had nothing whatever to do w ith
Bardsley and his defalcation. The crime
committed was committed by a man who
took the oiiice to make w hat he could out
of it for himself. lie did not do this w ith
the aid of the Republican party or its
leaders. He had no business relation
w ith them. He did not do it as a politi
cian or as a Republican He did it as
Bardsley, and there is no political signi
ficance w hatever to be attached to it,"
"What will the Republican State Con
vention do ?"
"I don't know," was the Senator's re
ply. "That is a matter for the delegates to
settle among themselves. If they put np
a good ticket it will be elected. I am
taking no hand in the canvvas, and have
no mre know ledge of the situation thaa
anybody else."
A Misfit Marriage License.
"1 got a license here day before yester
day," said a man to a clerk in the vital
stitistic cilice. "That docyment gave
permission of the people of this sover
eign state for the uniting in wedlock of
Jeremiah Sassafras and Annabel Me
Juakin." "Yes."
"I paid fifty cents for that license in
good hard cash."
"Well, what of it?"
"Annabel McJunkin won't have me."
"That's bad. Went back on her promise
did she?"
"Xot exactly, sir. You see she hadn't
promised to marry me."
Then why did you get a license?"
"It was this way. I loved her, and
wanted to marry her ; and I thought if I
got a license and took it to her she'd see
I meant business, and would come to
time,"
"And it didn't work."
"No. sir. 1 showed her the big seal of
the state, and told her that the eyes of
the whole commonwealth, through the
djly qualified otficers, were upon her,
and that her duty w as to obey the man
date of the law."
"What did she say to that?"
"She only laughed."
"That's very sad."
"Sad's no name for it, sir ; and I want
to know what's to be done."
"I don't see any remedy."
"Isaweak girl with red hair to defy
the authority of the state ?"
"That's about the way of it"
"Can't yoa send an officer to impress
up'jnher the dignity of the common
wealth, and to make her understand that
the docymenU issued by this office are
not to be trifled with?'
"Xo."
"Well, I suppose I can get my money
back, can't 1 ?"
"Xo."
"Here's the license just as it was when
I took it away from here, not a bit the
worse for wear."
"We can't take it back sir, or refund
the fee."
"And yoa can't compel the girl to mar
ry me after issuing that license and charg
ing me good money for it T'
"Xo."
"Then that settles it The government
of the present day is a hollow mockery.
You hear me, insolent minion of supine
and powerless state .' I go, but I return !
The day of vengeance draws nigh, air.
Beware ! You shall hear from me again,
and w hen you hear me, tremble V
And Jeremiah Sassafras was gone,
WMiaw Ilmry Sirilrr in Harjxr's Bazar.
Beats His Town.
He had been making several inquiries
of a policeman at the Erie depot in Jer
sey City and all had been satisfactorily
explained, when he said :
"There's an awful difference between
thk town and ours, I tell you .'"
"How?" asked the officer.
"Why, all the police force we're got is
old Jerry Thomas, w ho couldn't arrest
an old lame hen. If I should eo up to
Jerry and ask him if he knew whether
Jim Peterson had got back from Syra
csue, do yoa know what he'd say ?"
"I dot nof
"Well, he'd pull out two revolvers,
three pairs of handcuffs and a club and
yell at me, Xo, nor I don't care, and yoa
move along or I'll run yonjin on that old
warrant for stealing two jugs of cider
vinegar 1" .W York U or-i
A Kansas man made a small fortune
on potatoes last season. When asked
how he did it, answered; "I planted
them and then stayed at home and tend
ed theai."
VoUi'sAC M EB lacking
IS WATFKFWGOf
LISH. '
.QUIRED. J
a LEtHE6
kO BfcUSMIftO RE.OUI
Uaed b? awa. and ciulirM.
BroUxr xn rat and Ik mm b. amim. WB mf
bcr asd taaada I r-d. tt
Of count ttr j aial aasur, tacasaa rsfa Pit4
IOC. MOTTLE 10C
WOLMP a RANDOLPH. PfeUaAslpbiav
Z took Cold.
I took Sick,
I TOOK
SCOTT'S
eesult:
I take My Meals,
I take My Rest,
AND I AM VIGOROUS ENOi.CH TO TAKE
ANYTHING I CAS LAY MY HANDS OS ;
eel I in? fat loo, raa Scott's
Emulsion of Pure Cod Liver Oil
and Hypophosphitesof Limeand
Sndiv.r cvtvairo my n'ii
l'ouMnilioti but hujlt
we. ur, and is now i-urriNG
) FLESH ON MY BONES
I AT THE RATE OF A FOUND A DAY. I
TAKE IT Jl 'ST AS EASILY AS I IK) ILK."
slvh Ttsi iu.iNY is Nothing nhw.
j soott's KMITSION" IS DOING WCNW.RS
rm v. Take no other.
THERE IS WHISKEY
Which is uniform in its results, besides in
every other jmcuiar. Aiieuieu to oy
everyone who has given it a thorough
trial, and their name is "i-giun.
The pure S jwr old
GUCKENHEIMER WHISKY
Is the whiskey, sold only by
JOSEPH FLEMING 4 SON,
Drujrgirts, FiUsburgu, Fa. A3 a
strengthencr of the
Nervous! ! System,
with Fjieeial good effect on the res
piratory and digestive organ, it
is pronounced unequalcd. Frice,
full quarts $1, or six for $5.
We now carry a full and complete stock of
all the trailing fine Vi biskies, both co
mesiie and foreign, giving you the oppor
tunity to make yourclioire from i he
finest selection to be had in the city
at the lowest iosible prices that
can be made for the quality and
ae of the goods.
i?-Please !end for full and complete price
list, mailed free.
Jos. Fleming & Son,
DRUGGISTS,
410 & 412 Market St., 1 and 2 Jlirket
piTTsrusaii, pa.
AVLadic are Especially Invited.
VO. 88 FRANKLIN STREET.
JOHNSTOWN SUPPLY HOUSE
JOHN H. WATERS &BR0.
PLUMBERS,
ST2A2I CAS FIT7E2S.
We are now eta' li.-hed in our ttvv bniMIng,
which. e cau fviy nay, it the bri -arranged toe
our liiiuc?vs iu WtUTu Pennsylvania.
Kverythint ierlammi! to the PiumUng, Steam
and (ja- ihjiii cmed in euek.
We wifl. as fonneriv. irhe careful attention to
the fcTKAM AND HuT WATER HEATISH dim
iiwm. tmr former crort in thin line ennrac
niM t the largest building in the county, with
entire suco.
In the t-L Pi'LY ItKPARTMENTwe carry fall
line of Kubber and Leather Belting, s-teain an l
Water Hj, Valve. In)ectora. Lubricator, Steam
GauKx. Iron Pipe Filling, Etc Price quoted on
application.
harhMmad
rot Cor m. hr Ann Par. AtaU
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mm rut I NllMi miWm jl,u Mroit VI h
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fa aVMl Mar. w. Can Work ia mmr tw
tat'Nr nfcu.-tn inctf ta-a.
B.llalicU A t .,!. Mlk-NTUa-I.JilM
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GENERATION AFTER
TTi
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Jropt4 on xmr, CAifm Zrm It.
rry Ira.tJ'r naoula U a btl U It la kia auM
Every Sufferer lZZhZr.
was HdrK. M phtba-rt Cry, t tm rrto, iimnrhltM,
A-riniA, ( tnjiri-m wwtiCL, nrran. ) a-mimm. ix rf
in Un4y or Ijmra, Mtff Jotatm or Strtuiaia. will flrxl in
this -Aid Aikoovrw rid and iprrf -ure. Imphir
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Your Boy Wants
SCROLL SAW!
wi?, lag Laiteru, SUtrt, iutg
ClMes.Takri
FREE
UaTifhK itSU.
THE JO Hi WIlIiKDH CO.,
ttt aad IT! btata a. CaieaaaalvV
ran-Kimss-iqroR haftt ts
all tha M rlii there i bat oaa ran,
lr. UmiDp' Ooldraj peciac
It ran t- aivrn in a tnp ,t tea or cvSs wltbnat
tie kaowl-lit" -f tl. li,.a t.kibftt, eoarttnga
r-r ao4 vrmaaeiit cure. htbr the aatH-aliaa
Bbudraudribar ur un auh.hc wreck. 1 1 i man ft
f'frrJa , l-a currj vho kare takra Ua
fa idru fH,fic , t(,. ir ma wfih'nr t'w'r now.
!, nn t.xlay Jwlit-T il.q,,n artukiac of Ihoir
n fr mill N . harnifnl effcrt nulia fmin ita
VlnnnMlrati.. Cmr.- curantnsi. Mia f..r cir.
,n!aran4 full particular.. AMn In cafidence.
auuaji eniiiK I ., 1m Uao stract, Ciiiciabau u
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YOU CAN FIND JSS,
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wit wiil poLUaci M mirvUMUsM at luwaat mat
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T'llrn in time,
even (Vnsumption yields t the
wonderful effevts of Dr. Pierce's
Golden Mctlieal Dipcnrcry. It
won't make new lung l.-ut it tvill
make tlist'a?d ones lie.rilthy when
nothing else will. There reasou
for it, too. Consamption is Luntr
acrofalx For every form of scrof
ula, and ail blood-taints, the "Dis
covery" ia a positive cure. It's
the most potent atrentrth- restorer,
blood -cleanser, and flesh -builder
known to medical science. For
Weak Lungs, Spittinrx of Blood,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Catarrh, and
all lingering Coughs, it's an une
qnaled remedy. It's a gtarantced
one. If it doesn't benefit or cure,
you have your money back. You've
everything to gain from it nothing
to lose.
It's especially potent in curing
Tetter, Siilt-rheura, Eczema, Erysip
elas, Boils, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes,
(ioitre, or Thick Xeck, and Enlarged
Glands, Tumors and Swellings.
Groat Eating Ulcers rapidly heal
under its benign influence.
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SMELLS; WELL- srokckitis.cou&k
W0P1ENT CONSUMPTIOH, K5Y-FEVER, '
flSTKMA. ETC-1 Caxutera Fre By .
PETER YOGELC Somerset. PAi
Johnstown Business Houses.
T
.FINE OLD-
WHISKIES
And Imported Liquoro mid In bail and by the
case, r fecial liuea :
OLD CABISET, TOM XWRE
POSSCX BOLLO W, G UCKESIIEIXZX,
FIXCITS GOLDES WEDD1SG,
eiB.oy." xxxx whiskies.
Junta Hennefy. Paul TuBoii, Corr.ac, Wilbur
IMtman Own Hiackbcrnr ronllal." Abo,
Betiioni and souicrart lun: Kj e Wbihkiea,
with age.
FISHER & CO.,
309 Main Street, Johnstown, Pa.
ARTISTIC JOB PRINTING
A SPECIALTY.
HARRY M. BENSHOFF,
MANUFACTURING STATIONER
AND
BLANK BOOK MAKER.
HANNAH BLOCK,
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
THE POPULAR
DRUG-STORE,
Comer of Main and Franklin Street,
J- o: Hi s; T- o: av; t, p. a.
Is now filled with all the best
In the market. My niotio.
" LOW PRICES AXD QUICK RETCRSS?
Is rigidly adherc-d to, and full satisfaction guar
anteed. A full line of
PARIS GREEN AND WHITE HELEBORF
Always on hand.
CHARLES GRIFFITH.
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE.
THE NEW ROOM IS THE
DIBERT BUILDING,
Corner Main and Franklin Sts.,
It where And Ch!I-
drena' III CI 15, IIUIIICII5 Footwear,
Of Beet Quality, and at LOWEST PRICES
can be found, in styles of all makes. I am
prepared to compete with c le and all
dealers in the State. All I ask is a trial.
SCOTT DIBERT.
FINK
STOC 3 FARM !
Very fine Stock Farm of HO" acre located
in the garden ot of Iowa, Marshall Cotin
tT, 3$ mil- from 1'nion. on the Iowa 0n
tral Itailmad. and five milew from Giflord. on
the C. A N. V. R. K. tan reach twenty dif
ferent depots by team in one davs drive.
The frroond all tilKd. ao every acre can he
cultivated : under a veiy high state of nil
tivation. Contains four large drive wells,
with wind pumps, which supply an abund
ance of water to every field or part of the
woole larm. ismiciinirs ol the very best.
hine larjre bouse, containine all modem
improvements : hot and cold water all
through the house, and a splendid larjre
bam, granary, other baildinn?, tc Price
only $43 ter acre. 12,' "Jit cub, balance to
suit purcti.
POORSAUGH & COUGHENQUR
1117, Chamber of Commerce,
nne24tt Chicago.Ill.
THRESHING
MACHINES
A SPECIALTY.
Simplest, Most Durable. Economical and Perfect
in uae. Waates no (rata ; C'ieana it ready Jur
Market.
THRESHING ENGINES & HORSE POWERS.
gW vil.LSand Standard Implerot-nu gener
ally. Send for Illustrated Catalogue.
A. 8. FARQUHAR CO.
Pennvrlrania Agriraltnral Works, York, Pa.
June, 17, 1.
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Good Blood, Good Health.
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Farm and Card9n Notes.
Fetxl no musty La to yonr bore.
FeJ all young animals warm food.
If you want good butter, churn often.
IWbevis Tbtcbergii urn desirable or
namental shrub.
.crape yoor fruit trees and wash them
with BoapmicU.
Don't cultivate so aa to disturb the
roots of plants.
Small fruits are as easily grown as any
of the farm crops.
Look out for the currant worm. Helle
bore is the remedy.
The doable varieties of the Deutzias
are valuable lawn plant.
The best fruit prows on the highest,
uiriest and sunniest points.
The bearing season of currants may be
prolonged by a heavy mulch.
The earlier the application of fertiliz
ers to strawberries the better.
Sow beets for succession and thin the
young plants to five inches apart.
Keep the heads of your fruit trees open
so as to let in the air and sunshine.
Corn for ensilage should have just as
much care in planting and cultivating as
corn planted for a grain crop.
Bucklen'a ArnlcaSalve).
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Bores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles, or no pay required. It is
guaranteed to give periect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
F Igs and Thistles
We all hate the truth that hits us he.
tween the eyes.
The moment guilty humility under
takes to carry a flag it kills itself.
The man who tries to avoid mountains
will have a very crooked road.
Never put yourself in the power of a
man wbo will kick a dog for fun.
When a man is well satisfied with
himself God is disappointed in him.
Keep a close watch on the man whose
w ife is afraid to ask him for nionev.
If you want to live long don't try to
live more than a dav at a time.
The man who controls himself will
also control a great many other people.
God has now here promised to feed the
man who Kill not take his coatofT.
Education does not make the man. It
brings out the gold that god pat in him.
Whether for silage, or for grain and
fodder, the man with clean land can
grow the most corn with the least labor.
Canada wood ashea are tieing spread
over parts of Boston Common for the im
provement of the grass.
One ounce of sulphide of potash to
four gallons of water will destroy all mil
dens on plants if they are thoroughly
sprayed with the liquid.
I was ro much troubled with catarrh
it seriously affected my voice. One bot
tle of Ely's Greatn Balm did the work,
and my voice is fully restored. B. F.
Leipsner, A. B Pastor of the Olivet Bap
tist Church, Philadelphia, Pa.
If you would do good w henever you
have an opportunity, you will generally
1 very bu.y.
Glorious Record.
.Since the introduction of the Famous
Pan-Tina Cough and Consumption Cure
in this vicinity, the death rate from Con
sumption has decreased wonderfully ; it
never fails to effect a cure, Price 2 cents.
Try it. Trial size bottle free.
Dr. Lee's Liver Regulator has more
to relieve the suffering of mankind than
ail other medicines ; it cures all stomach
and Liver troubles.
At G. W. Ben ford's Drug Store.
The more a person has of inherited or
natural dishonesty, the easier does he be
lieve evil reports.
A Kind Friend.
Is what they call that Famous Remedy;
Red Flag Oil, it quickly cures Rheuma
tism, Neuralgia, Cuts, Bruises, Burns,
Sores, and all pain. It is good for man
or beast.
No other medicine has won for itself
such confidence as Dr. Lee': Liver Regu
lator. It is the best combination for the
cure of all Kidney and Liver Complaints.
Trial bottles free at G. W. Benford's
Drug Store.
There is no proper service of God that
does not b?gin with loving and tenderly
ciring for children..
Down the Tree.
There were eight or ten of us on the
platform of a railroad station in Tennes
see waiting for the train, anl by and by
some one called attention to a woman
seating on a barrel and smoking a pipe
with great vigor.
"What big feet," said one.
"How stupid she looks," added a sec
ond. "Bet dollar she doesn't know A from
Z:" put in a third.
Haifa down people had their say,
when a "native," who had been whit
tling away at a shingle and sitting with
his feet dangling off the platform, turned
about and called to the woman :
"Mary, is the shotgun in the cart ?"
"Yep."
"You'un tote it along yere !"
"What farr
"Got to shute some of these 'uns fur
talk in' 'bout you ! Drap some extra buck
shot in the bar'ls!"
Mary didn't go, however. Six apolo
gies were rendered in six seconds, and
the husband accepted each and every
one and said :
"You'nn needn't tote that ar gun over
yere. These 'una her cum down the
tree!"
Moltke In School.
One day Moltke stopped at a board i
ng
school kept by a parson in a village near
his Silesian country seat, and sat down
to hear the teacher instruct the scholar
mot young nobles preparing for the
army on the wars of France and Prus
sia, The clergyman being called away
for a moment Moltke asked to be allow
ed to take his place. Before long he ask
ed one of the pupils:
"Who do you think was Napoleon's
best general V
"My grandancle, your excellency. Mar
shal Ney, prince of the Moskwa," was
the answer.
Turning to another boy he asked :
"And who was the bravest of Prussia's
generals in the same war?"
"My grandunole, Marshal Prince
iilucher," he said.
7 here was also a descendant of Gener
al Zellen among them.
When the clergyman returned Von
Moltke said, with a humorous glance at
hi own plain civilian's dress, "Oh, my
dear Herr Pastor, you should have told
me before that I was to find such famous
generals represented here."
He invited all the boys to visit him at
Kreisau, and gave them a most hoepita-
Die reception. LMrott Frtt Vrs.
A HOUSEHOLD REHEOT FOR PAItt.
for Rheumatism,
Neuralgia,
Diphtheria,
Sor Throat,
Toothache,
Earache,
Inflammations,
Sprains,
Bruises,
Lameness,
Swellings,
Burns,
A SURE CURE
roR DIARRHCEA,
SUMMER COMPLAINT
AND FLUX.
FrWiV. it bottle. S f 9 1
Fhr auk- t all tinioo.a ajl
dealers lu mvJi--uK. I'rciauwl Ur
Somf.rsf.t Lumber Yard
rSm AIA .sWal Ja. V mm -W. '
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
MAKCTAcrasa jd Damn. ad Wbolxsaxs ass laraiLaa or
LUMBER. AND BUILDING MATERIALS.
Hard and Sort Woods,
OAK. POPLAR, eiDINQfl, PICTKTS, MOC1DIXG8,
ASH, WALNUT. FLOORI-Ntl, 8ASH, BTA1& KAILS,
CHEREY YELLOW PISE. SHINGLES, DOOKd BALC3TCRE.
CHESTXCT. WHITE PIXE. LATH, BLINDS. NEWEL F08
A General Line of all grades of Lumber and Buildhvr Material and Boofln ffiata kept in woe
Offlce and Yard Opposite S. &C. R. R Station, Somers et , P
7 VKEHDAuis
(TSPAVI.M CUREf
Tfce MmM SariifBl UemeiT ever Uc
ered. as It Is certain ia Its effocta and d. cot
tiluler. Brad pruof below :
Bbooklts, Couu liar 3,
Da. B. J. Krnm.r. -...:
Slra: l.-t fauriiuMT 1 enred aCnrbtrrioo mf twa
witll vimr -,-l-:trarrl Kt-U'ill a hpavlu t'ureaiid It
watt Ih- tt blevrrauw il'-fin. 1 nara dona
euitv L'iftfS. tiaflim u-i It w:ia lTf.--t ami-a,
euntu eary tbirirf 1 inl It on. My a-i(thar had
a tKr-" witii a v . r, al s, v in thai ml Uim lai-t.
He aitnl me bo'- la cunt U. i r't--nnt -Wr-1
kDlil a bv:a Cure. Ho curei tlie ftala
s'jurs lespecifiilly,
Wuuoit Wrma.
CoLmsra, Ohio, April t, "91
Da. a J. KranaixCo.: . , .
I a r hira : I hav bea sUlrcTOrf Kmln"a
Bpavta I'ure aitl Kliata 4 uuilllioa PwOera Uiaa
exer bef i .rf. Otia man aal.l lo It was the
Puwxler I e'er kept ao.t tn t M evar uned.
urro L HomaX
Cmmj.i, S. Y., Mar 19, tX
Da. B. J. Kexdau. to..
IVar Kir -1 Have ud aeeral hot 1 1 of jour
Knua!l a Spavio Cure- tlti -rle-t aiic-tfs. no a
Taluable ami U.lfl mare that waaiium- lama
with a ivu si.-ivm. nar la n'.w e utlivtr rrwa
Cruui laiiM-u atil h -wa at) 6at . a a th-j"int.
ttntx'lluiljr, f. H. Ut'ICMlMk
KENDALL'S SPAVIH CURE.
Jf rok, Ljl, May 9, "90.
D R J. Kornrx Cn
0-u:l tiuiik; a mr rtntr tf fnL-r too my
than.. fr TiKir fr famM kr-fi'ia.U'i SpaWn Curt-.
I h.Mi f-mr -r oi.i niiy wiinn 1 trttsl ery
liurhiv. Shr- hl a wry " "IN'0 hnc. I tn.i
auuttt fiiii 'iin-rt-ni ktDt9 tf ntiiJD whicn t1i4
no tl. I D:rrhaWHl m t-rf of ymr &.trpaJali '
Siva Cur wiiK-n i-unl totu- id f'ur UaT.
i rriuasUia uur.
JUSXOS OOWTJM.
PHrtl perbottl, ordr boctlrtfbrtS. All drui(w
gun tuv lc ur rmA tt l fur Tua,vr it will be ieoi
to an j aJdrt- on rtwriptof prkt bv lrj pron
tora. 1K. B. J. kODUX
EMbarx Y eras at.
Oils! Oils!
The Mandan) Oil Companv. of Piitabanjh. Ps-,
makes a aperialtv 01 mauufaftunuK for tha
ilumeauc traja tbe finest brands of
Illuminating & Lubricating Oils
Naphtha and Gasoline,
That can be made frmo Petroleum. We challenf
eoropariaua iUi every kjiowa
PRODUCT OF PETROLEUM.
If yoa wish the mast uniformly
Satisfactory Oils
IN THE
American Market,
Ask for otira. Trade for Somerset and vicinity
applied by
COOK A BEKRTTH !
FKKAsE A KtH'l-KR,
aeptza-V-ljT. 8onaT, Pa.
It is to Your Interest
TO BUT YOLTl
Drugs and Medicines
or
JOHK N. SHYDEB.
srecraaoa to
Biesegker & Snyder.
None bat the purest and best kept In stock,
and when Drops become inert by ftand
ing, as certain of theni do, we do
Btrcy them, rather than im
poee on oar customers.
Ton can depend on having yoor
PR'ECRIPTOSiFmYlEIPTS
filled with care. Our prices are as low ar
any other first -el&?s house and on
many articles much lower.
The people of this county seem to know
this, and have given ns a large share of their
patronage, and we shall still continue to give
them the very best goods for their money.
Do not forget that we make a specialty of
FITTING- TRUSSES.
We guarantee satisfaction, and, If yoa hart
had trouble in this direction,
give us a call.
SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES
In great variety ; A full set of Test Lenses.
Come in and have your eyes examined. No
charge for examination, and we are confident
we can suit you. Come and sea na.
Eeepectfully,
JOHN N. SNYDER.
J7 WING & GWYNNE.
WHOLES A LB COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
moral Produce and Fruit. VeTetabies and
Game.
Coninmenta solicited Beat Prl-ea and Pmtnpt
Ketuma uuaranleed. Correspondence invited.
OHIO ST, ALLEGHENY, PA.
(Telephone XIV
, Aiu.iA, aAua.
Ilflll t fa-la-nHBnVlUrf,
F -1 1 I r. I I V '"r a--6:., a, tuo .r
lallllalr "- . ,u.. .im
111 U I 1 I I iat.kanaltai,,tv
atliai, m.wtr4t .. . . .
avmiM,,
A Panacea for titerra and interna use.
CRAMPS.
COLIC,
tmt all paw Jul afftriiuu.
tttp it in tht hens for a tun mf ned.
If yoo 4 no MM afU-T (Ktnat two thinla the rnfma
vf a f.H. of th ulKlne. M'jni Uh? rv-!i:m:n '--tbtrd
u llH-dwt from (Mn r ! 1-
Ul refund Ut pne pal tut u entire ooule.
HuiMmnitro.-t'M' Lihtnin Hot tw.pa la
th anal nn-l h- Ut lrrlB. uninT i.t-v
ruuiawl l o4- 1 1 ran t '' r-' '
Your. nn.ii""i"".-'
Herb Medicine Co.. Weston, W.Va.
THE
WHITE
IS KING OF
SEWING MACHINES.
was Crcwai so when it tcck tie
P irst Preni:in at tha Cisrlnrri
Cantess!al in 1SC3. at ths Great
Contest; Izi nr eo rhen it
took tha
GOLD MEDAL
At the Universal Exhibition at Tar
ii, France, ia for bein the
Best Family Sewini HacMiie
In the world. It is applauded
as such b3r the
8 O O, O O O
Sold since its introduction in 18TT
Ita superiority is acknowledged,
though with many regreti, by
houiands who had bought
other new
-SEWING! ! 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 BEST IS AIWA i'S CHEAPEST"
in the end. An inferior Sewing
Machine h a poor investment at
any price.
JOS. CRIST,
OfJennerX Ttads, is the authorized apent
for it in this County, Write him, and tell
him to bring one to your house for exam
ination. CURTIS K. GROVE,
SOMERSET, PA.
bcggie8, blejgh3, carriages,
8pkdg wagox3, bcc k wagox3.
axd eastern and westexn work
rumlahed on Short Notice,
Painting Done on Short Time.
If y work is Bade ont jf VtnrtmgHy Srnmtrd Wood,
and the b"t Inm omi Mrtl. A:iumtiay
Constructeil, Seatly Fiuiahr-t. and
WamuileU to five Sauafactiuo.
Enpl37 Calj Tirst Cass Tcrinsa.
Bcrailrirjr of AU Kinds ia My line rone on
buort Notice. IV.cea RasON ABL, and
All Work Wairanted.
CaU and Examine my Stock, and Learn PrVeav
I do Wagon-work, and furnish Helve for Wind
KUiA, Remember the place, and call in.
CUBTIS K. GROVE,
(last of Court Hotue)
SOMERSET. PA
MISSES' AND CHILDBENS'
SPECIAL
OPENING
TRIMMED
HATS!
Our Misses' and Chil
drens Hats
Are pronounced by all as tbe HANDSOM
EST and the
M0ST ATTRACTIVE
we have yet shown. Come, and bring your
wife and children to the store of
&
4t FIFTH AVEXUE, PitjsburKh, Pa.
. 1 ' J I I I Ci t I ia iTs J
atract.J tha laaa.abuvua( Uow ttt '
vown a-aimu, T aveata. Trade I
unrrmia, ml frit.
mumm aa CO. -IraaO.i.
-w a wfc. ,
HE
ra
A Matter, of Impotance to Yc Thi
AH sufTeriogrom Imi-aiandLni Chronic' Diseases. Diseases of the EJoo-i. Sk: a arj r
System, aa thos? raJeririjr from -
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT TROTJB
1
1
t
1 ' -
1 M
1
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' i -
i ori
V
J. J. McCLLELAN', M. D., SpccU!i.t ou Chruic I VOKITZ! S LM ' V P . -.-, , . ,n .
nart. I il i.ie t'vr. tar. N ea.i t r '' '
TheT viit this cotirury every four wkj thu. wrin u-ir ;: , ; :., : . ,
of v.."!Tnig the my, a tbry are the ui:Ty f . i: i , sm::,. ati ! -wtrv -r: :n tr. "V-y u r,, , ..
XAnaKiu. Mode:, i-'iarams, etc, tt Uhi.-1-aia ant! male jla-y lo a.l :F..i-.fi . a . , '
Uieir tii-w.
1R. MoKlTZ S VI X. the g-r-at Grmaa vti'.i.-t. t't V h-r ami per.
Ere, hjr, N anl Thrt ".:lo.it i;n a:i-1 in trv tiiue j!- oiatrr . . ' r
pive bia raai'Ttt ani x iters who are in iw-fl W" m'! '.r; a::!i!'.t a' '-i -,t r.,
iittn(cutaiic-l phrtcian, alloc- du:i.at luc it-U'.u'.c ai.l p-'nu.t visly n.-.i:L..J . v. C
uuni'f. Major J. M. Iavi-ison, ea-Prwidnt of t'-.e Laivrr!Tri "-MTitr Vnn! t.w.-i
rUiru we.l kDirvn In :i.j t-otiuiy, irxvly tf.-.ts ine f.Uow 11.4 l.-iai:i-uiaa 1 L. e ..'j.-;
Cieilan Sum. 1 hr Mil;- :
I aa. 9iirter:n2 irrvat.v fmra PoStthi. a:..i Inuart P!'a. I had rrii Ua-a: -r i-, 4- .
meii'ine with 110 ava:i. " I rvad the !uiv,-r.--i:,-nT oc t'r-a. Met l.n x .-al .i:. : ! ..'
tbem a tnai. At ti:r it vtt to the :.: l-.ar-t ' ;;!. iii ; .; .
now like a new tran. Tb-y did ev-ryih:i. ti.ey hi'mJ and i.aU'i ae .u.-u. ; ,. .
world of faai ani relieved me if all aaiu-ni.c
I hae Urn iit-nnK 1'rom Ib-oiumiii .-p!,.-Ti. ar.-i rerronn r--:: . q
on the !'ormTl:j for rore tNan thrte jr-nrs. I be'-tt.'u wr-:ii .nat I c-1!!.'. -i . .
more than a boor at a mile . apta-tite - un-erahle. I e:it to the Mt. :!; -: ..
iitv, but itr.,.i:t ne ieaat tn-nriit. 1 put my- if under th- ratv of i,rf. Mf nau - .,,
New t'aalic rvery four wetka, and I a:u u a ac.i a ifr. ha f.,-rtv .. ,
Oeaiih. M . .!nwv. H..X It :
MADE THE LAME H".LK I'!'I T Kl KiirS.
For eiht month psj I haven't oert! al-ie 10 walk a i:i-;u a a r '!,'L2n. I -.-treatmem
with Im. M-C!eisn failta ! n.ave lie- n ai.Ie y.z !! ;.:. ard a? t-- : . , v
their vJti wi'.Biiut any. 1 aia ertaiii ,hat I II beeutj-ly r.ii.vi. Ait i."',-;i . , r .. .
home dmtorf, Ua to grow vurxeand r.r. is.J. B. Im.-.,, vu;.,
LEAKS K.-d ANH ftTKRH
I have been nn Vr treatment of Pr. iiM'i'.n A l!a two nHinth- f,,r ' a.,-'. 1..,;
consider niT-arif ureatij imprwe"i far. MR. J :IHS. Pur!, !. ,
Vd'Si. LtliV'S KIP. -TKA..,Hi f.SKU
and
On May t ith tin. SM'teLan and r:m jierfcrewS a tr. . ,.n :i T.N,
paiu or loaa of tiijod, and t-tly my ey are as i-Ujii .: a" ar-y ou '. i:i'i I --an a 1;
U:r MAIlVfi.Yt. K i it:'.:, ; A.elCiu
CATaHKiI. '
I have been 'iJTiriPeith rtarrh for aome yea;. Tnl -veri l. :..rv, h-t f.f,.v
uatll I consulted I'f ! ieiian aim. Dorr ia t'ra:n lit 1 til' : .1 e 'a-:
aul i have augrea-lly lmprovol vuu 1 auow 1 u "r x L ur.it wnu thf o'i'"-i''r' ii:::.-i: . a , .,,'
C. .. ! kiNLl.i,
E!;!!T PiflP! PEM'iVEP FK( M TH K S'"K
Pra. M'l'Iiac Sulin has' r-moni k.k'.i l'o.ii i mt oi my lutnN iimI iy a r:.. 4;-4lf
paiu or !taa ot tn,a.d, and 111 by far Ira tiuu- ai;-l ill a n.,.it a: .rai-i'-ry ma'ir.i r a:: 1 .
lofore at Pi;tbu;;. 1 can draw naire brra'b ailh o..in:--'i airi it, tnrovin mvi....
1.. . l KLj U7 uaa -i . v 1 ,
'ATARF.iI AS'I It:vKNK-.
I have now been nndr treatment of lira. .M-Vle.iau nn-i iitn for iV if rr.t ml. f..r a V!
Catarrh, and as ery hanl ol hanr.(, bot iio 1 am arreatiy iiuruvt-J in ever j ay aud can
great i!al better, and I am tettma; ir:: r a..d heau-r.
IfN.ki-r, Kti'ler .. Pa.. .w-rt- 1 , ftvrti K.nn
lnaeaof H.inien, such aa navr i.at-i the k 1 "f all vhvi-.a:. snti n'a.f.i.t. . ci.v
Canrera. Tuiuon, timnJ and polyp ;! roi:h cured v. unoui ;l:e im- ui a ko.:e r a t-t.&, '
Unar. nopain. uo danifr.
Small Timor. aneera. Warts. Motes etc.. removed w'th .-it a : K kr., ;a-i ,,r sr ,
method Fleriroyia. Kpikpsjr a:.-t r --lent.iw a.:y twabd and aiueiy vured ! aaa';
ing method. Addre ail eommuni a::on. 10 iui t iiiuiu.iu.'.. vuiu.
EXAMINATION AND
FRIDAY JULY 31ST, AND SATURDAY AUG. 1ST.
SOMERSET HOUSE. SOMERSET, ?.
IT WILL PAY YOU
to.bct Tora
ITIeiiiorial Work
or
WM. F. SHAFFER,
SOMEK3ET. rEXVA..
Mannf '.ttirer of and Lealer in
Eiulrm H'.i-i PwiAt! im Siort .VaV.-. in a.7 f-V.irs
aiMiE in Effiin nn
Au, AgaUcr'-e M'BIJE BX0XZE!
Peraons in need of MCSTMENT WOR!CTti":l
find it to lhe!r interert turaii at ny hip arnere
a proper ahuwmc wiil be g.veu ihcm. aT"-iria.
fa. -turn Gtta"itUftd ia .'ry ( in. id Af.'iJ
YEH Y LO W. 1 invite special attention lotLoa
vVhite Bronze, Or Pure Zino Monument
Introdoced by REV. W. A. RIS'O. as a Peci led
Imemvement in the point of MATERIAL AS!)
tAATRl A.TIOS, and which ia destined to
the Popular Monn-nent for our Chaugvabie Cli
mate. Aar-CIVE ME A CALL.
WM. F. SDAFFEK.
THE COMPANY STORE
It A3 C.1 Znzl is Cxrrjlzz i
Bayfrs Cab Fiiid all thej may 'eJ la the Several DtpartmcnLs f
CLOTHING. HATS, DRV G00r. NOTION
QUEENSWAEE, GROCERIES, D00TS AND Bi
AXD OF THE FIRST QUALITY, AND AT REASONABLE PR RES.
CSATISFACTIOX ALWAYS GUARANTEED.
WOOD, MORRELL & CO.
SCHMIDT
TheLargerst
Wine, Liquor, and Cigar Hoti:
IN THE UNITED STATES.
ESTABLISHED 1S3S.
C3-- "W. SCHMIDT
DISTILLER AND JOSSER CF
FINE VVHISKlES.i::ir
IMPORTER OF sit
WINES. LIQ0URS. AND CIGARS. :
SOS. 95 AXD 97 FIFTH AVESCE, PITTSBURGH, FEXXA.
A
tie
Le a :U !m tire j nicn;.: :teu:!oa ila.
n r as i r a
THE POSITIVE CURE, f
JBLT SBUTUXKS. H) Warrsa 8U,I,"Tork. rr.ceMeU.ac
W. L.
Best In
Awnrtfed Ik mlnl for oirror ualirv of mfr.al
m4 brlM-im-) lu irkiiiui:liiti mwr n't t hrr "hor
r Akibti , b ihr M uiti bun-, ft i bru it In
For CENTLEMEN.
Eud-Seved.
S4.00wlr
Hind-Sewed
$3.50
Police asj
rrar.
ati.aU
Calf Shoe.
Vorkiog
man's Sboa.
Goodwaar
Sboa.
s2.25
s2.00
W. I.. D.axln. Shaar. for CeBilrmpii ar.
1RV ball tU4 Atul Ultu au4 all atii.-a u t ja.
V. I.. D.U. .!.ae. -..t aad S-i.Ofl Skora ror laitira ar malf tn -Oprta aa." "
Coinni'io Vn.' u ; i,. :. ii-; h.uf -i-- .-x.-, t iu ' -ti-x .. i-. ... I. : k;i1i4. .i.
. L.- lMlaa !.. far Ml --. u:b.1 bj.:t ! . r. ;u!ara.lirrtM
ritMTinM I BKH Uf. OK r K t l. I, ri anal t.. .ar 11 aouiu u; "
Macip.1 plainly "a Um- Nilt.miof a!l h;a a.lrv.-l ah..-, rwfi.r'- 1. iri ' !t- 1 ..-tv-rv. w&..a
wnrT aln,( hub prtcva an-1 tnri-rr.r tr-Ir a h. - it-.i!rr atr- ir; 4. il u . .xr
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