THE GliLViT KXrOSlTIOX.
Fcct3 end Figures Explalnicj Its
Habitude.
V hy the WorWl LI iB ,,1,-
the -;ret.t Show o 1 art it
.'lluuirr KultdinB rUltU
l illi bok-e fcshiOita.
iSpreal VTorld's Fair Letter
The rcat Columbian exposition b
, OI-n. Pfop from the oU-rrr.ost
crxSnf the cartli arc find.!!':, l-v-tari
the nrsf-rn met .i! is. If..rean
,.tl.or month has pas.-.-,!, the unn.l
J-,ir u iil live uwle l-rt of it LiV.'-rv.
This patfr. fully rvali-ln t!.a '"'f
tanceof tiie Mdrvn J. a um!e making,
nili. ciurintr the eoiuhur months, sup
ply its readers with original arti.-.os
which will b authentic both in letter
yres- and illustrations. Onr service ol
esp.ition letters vriU. in fart, le 8
history of the prand undertaking.
To Vive a fair Wca of the majrnifi
coace cf the fair. sLa.ll ia this open-
KVntANXE TO EI.ri.'T:aCiTV El II.JUNO.
I
inj letter present some fisrures from
the report of Director Ceni.-ral Davis.
The acreage tinder roof at the preMr.t j
writing is 200. 1"0 oci-s lKinj covered
1 y the exposition proper and 5'J by
concession building-.s, divided as fol
lotts: i;m-ur;5. ''
corerr i.
y lT.ln.stratlon v,:
.1 j. t in. ry huil !id toiler houe ; "
Pliii.T' 6tul:ull .-
Jv.viii t'.o.'Tina!" z 'K.
A'r.i-vllLiral ttci.iiug.... . .... ......
)-.r-stry hu'.KUiig . .......... 1!
Ia:rv bmi'uir-. ........... ............ .. -''m.
I l..--t-s -
ulm Dtif La
stock r.i.c 1!
''tniiar v s Miopa.
t'inijcy'a ttari.s . 1 -
Sa.- c;-ai!M!.r work; I'"
Iruiii;' rrixnr."is toue. ...... .... S 1 i.
lank br-uaf :: '
Sarnu.U - -;'
l'ritvir. mus.c hull ta-inu . V-' "
Mnut-iur- hiiJ Liberal Aria......... l.:t
I.i'irif::v l'u;l:n? -"I ll
!;ne lJ Mua- iuiWs.w - j
1 rausii.rlinn iU Aliai-x
Vrnnuai hUitn
irtunds and bui'.-hnp-f tiead;uruir....
Phtiu:f aphic tiuiiiisii:
li'trliculiural t)ui.l-iv
ltirtiriUura crt-f'uiiouM-s.. ....
UnaiinH tmiilm ..........
Vir' tut p-'iK-" houses
1 iStl'Ti'-S lUli'l!U
Mvt::ini';il ef!lts....
Art bu::.!.l;?
:it It-lut; UUlcs, Viju.awa juid
Hvil- itt-k .
Art u.stil'j :M elown lowu; .......
I-uiUer UuiiJig.... . .
-
M.kJ.-I t.:i.M,Lg
M.Kk barns .
'mJooi b;mso
'!Nni music buildiu. ........ .... ....
.mrnot3 .... ......................
Musk- ftUinrts .
lVrr-n nd nr-ds
fiiretri'tv c&scs. ......
Oi:!urvn buiiumg
k'Ui'.iC COUjiuf i. .... ........
li-.'0
." 111
79
-'.' .
if :
UK!
l
7 ." It
S:; ..
... H
4 ,..o
16 .0
Total
Anthr.'iHjloical baiiilicn
Grand Total
.. M7.:!.l
In addition "to these are the state
1)uildicps, the foreign porerniuent
headquarters, the C cited States gov
ernment building, admissions and col
lections building1. Casino. Music hall,
two chocolate pavilions, ei'ht Indian
bouses, parbajre cremt-.torj-. I"cnn-yl-rania
railroad exhibit. New Vork Cen
tral railroad exhibit, army liipi;a!.
lipht-house, weather bureau. b-sid s
numerous building-sand bHitlisif con
cessionaires and the structures on the
Midway I'laisauce. such as those
A'jreria and Tunis, with many build
ings; the Austrian village, and abo-.;t
twenty buildings: captive ballon:;:
Chinese village: Dahomey villatr: Dia
mond Match company: Ferris "heel;
(eriiian village, over thirty buildii:-:
IIapttdjack's animal show: Nat:oi.;;l
Jiunj.'arian Orpheum: Irish industries;
Irish village, nine strtietures; iee rail
way; Jajiauese ba.'aar; I.ibby t.as
company; lecture hall: Moorish palace:
natatorium; National Dress and luv
tume company; Persian concession:
panorama of Demcse Alps; Panorama
Kilauca; St. Peter's model; Venice
Murano; Vienna cafe; the Workman's
home. etc.
Following? is a statement of moneys
rtiised for purposes of the exposition,
exclusive of cost and value of exhibits:
Ap-irn;iria:Ml l;y f.Tfirn i.-uvt'rn-
l.;eiitjs ats-itrxl uz to Ihe nu-s!
ts-i;l .nipnaticjn t t:. tt'-tuirl-
cj-M tr lo.-r-.u iiiTa.rs n:ace:rura
oaiciui a.it tr-,w,ii oj
T!e wi.iutiin ttiaUc by the rte-p.truu-t:t
uf pul i.c:ty uiid premo-
ir.'iu all suurcc uj u
6-.w-t (fTC.CTl (O
C r.'r.butkcB bv states of the
ct.M.n
Or.:-.n! ap?rcpri.itiua by Uuited
sui'seov. r&mi-ut.
A: l-r.-T. t.y torertrat Dl of
ii v- ur.:iinn fcuvpinr csi-ns ...
A.rrAvruit.Hi t.y puv.ntn:f.nt for
't. nw uifUalii aiid di:'ouia"4
A:-Tir.;,n it'Mn (or cuvtruiaect
A? : rt.ur.ai'...
tor Foverr.a;cnt
1 ia.T.O OJ
Ai-j r ;f -utieu for &l:oi! cojn:i-
s ...
A ;'?:. if r.-'.ioo for caUooal coiciai'
tuo. iO.' . . . ................
rtrorr:atioa for national cocrr.!-
s:i.n. i W
t's.i.-:-:, from stockliolJers
. ! -i-o
en rrrs i
. r.v ; v s t
4.1V4 ikl 01
. .. i-r !'.. nature iioods. cue
Jr.uury I. Isvi .
t'. .. e r.voi;t'.s to Apri It ..
i e-rtt ,
i. ieMjtUa;-oua reo , ...
CraaJ total..
T;- different departments of tl;e ex-p.sit;-a
are now ranninjr sm.xjthly.
Tlie arieultnral department contains
.ii. ten- ti'uy and instructive exhibits
from every part of the union. I "repara
tions for the da:ry tests are vi a 1
vaneed. and cattle represent :r. tiie
Jcrvv, Cuvmsi'y, shorthorn ami other
breeds are already on the grounds.
Tiie departments of horticulture, viti
eu'turo and floriculture arc especially
eo:ii;;lvts'. al:u;st every nation unde
the sua J-oiitjr represented.
la the Fisheries buildin.7 thirteci
fv-rei-ru cotir.'.ris anj every state of
t he union are represented. Collective
tiispiavs are made by quite a cumber
of i.tatos.
Th- department of mine and m:i:i-!
is tiurticulariv rioli. Miaiaj iraeuio
e -y an ! appliances of foreign and d
r:: v tic make are exhibited in almo.,1
i:.jrj.li-do prof asit.n. this exhibit aloi.e
covering a hpa.ee of .IT.'-JJ kjuuiv (n-l.
Manuiaetures. of course, occupy the
l-rp'est s.pa-. in the largest bui'.Jin
c-er erected. Dk-c'rieal advancement
U illustrated in the Elect ricul bu;i iin;.-.
arid the lil nil arts iiave r.ever Ivlcri!
lecn aci-or led as much space as bv the
icnr.aers of the Chicago cxposiTit.n.
The liejxsrtmcnt d foro-try. i f
the most interesting features of the
fair, has attracted the attention of cx
hil.iWirs everyw l;cre. as can be soca
from the assignment of spr.ee:
Sq-iartfrr' 1 s-uar fut.
T- r. .lad. !.' Arrrr.fne I:
.i.4:
S- -.!H ............. .1 .0 ' KTCiXiP. ... .. 2 i
t r-... .t-.r Iara,-a'i ....! ::! .
l:..a. LU-Ma-lia
'.tnJa ..- 3 ! 1-lt.uiiuru ; J
tr.ia "iHJ;,ka i.j ,
!.f iu xi'Pspa a nnd I'tii.!- '
l.iraz..i &U9J pae iabis SC4 j
The revised assipuraents to btcto? i
are as fvHowsc ' " '
Mar1 '"-la, 4v: WisaairtsU.
(' t.:. l.ca (..J .hi. Sri
t " .v-aau .- ft4 Nor:! Dl.o:i ft
j ........ v : r.sia... 1.0"
f Hi'i'jrkim . K"ii!.Kkr. ......... 1.11
r.-ifi f': M:52 fi'U... ....... Ma
Jr.u;;vi ... 77.'-V-nri.siva Ml
.v "..r:h C..Vjl-4 T ..
. y.,-. !.-. ViriTiia....
Vir;-.:ia S. :'
ji!.ari . PeiajJiia... -
iacLiaaa S.ai;
rifty-one assignments of tpwe to
in!ir:'dual exhibitors have been made
and all the applications of merit taken
care of. The department ha secured
the Jr-SMip collection of ycoods which
U very valnahic an 1 coropU ta.
GRACE DARLING'S BOAT.
The mil la Whit-h sue Went to the Res.
roe of tbe l-'orfarhire-
The stury of Grace Purlins' is famil
iar al! :irounl the world. It has born
told in verso and hemic prose and pat
on canvas. The little craft in which
the heroine went to the rescue of the
pasbcnpcr itca:ner rorfanhire on the
rocks of Fame inland September 0 and
7, ISO", was bought ia IbT3 by f'ol John
Jotcoy, M. P. for South Durliaro, of
Newton hall. Stoekslield-on-Tyne, from
(irace Darling's brotlier Geonre Iar
linjr (wlio is still liviu? in North Ilr.m
berlaadi, and was with the tit most
k indne.-. placed at the society's di. posal
by Mrs. Joicey for the Tyncniout h
Maritime exhibition (September and
October. I--J). where it ws eagerly
visited by alout 2"..700 persons. The
little 1muI has reached C'hica-ro and
will be one of the- many iiitere.-tin
exhibits ii. the Trausportation buil ding.
IX-. lea fT the late!Ia Co'jl.
The dies for the Isabella coin, the
souvenir quarter dollar to ba issued
from the Ceiled States mint for the
board of hi('y managers, are bein?
. and the coins will be ready for
ilistributlon in a few weeks. On the
i0. verse side is to be a portrait bust of
titeen I;-a'.ella, s-.irroundcd ly the
words. C:i!ted States of America.
Quarter Dollar. On the reverse side
is to Ik- the kneelln5' P.iire of a woman
with a distaff in lu r hand, which repre
sents the industries of women. Atiout
t!ii tiL'ure are the words; 'Dolus! of
I.ai!y ManfiL'ors. t'olnmbia Coin." Til -ladies
nonUl hi'.ve been plad to have
fi-.rnisiied their ovvti design for the re
verse si le of t'ae coin, but were not
able to do to for lack of tiine-
CONGO IRON KOUSt
Onaict i:hitit to lie Malp by the Kin;r
dtfm of IW-lluiu.
One of the most curious exhibits in
the Delian section of the world s fair
is a little iron house which serves as
t'.e headquarters of the Dclirtn com
mission. It is located in the center of
the space allotted to Delirium in the
Manufactures buildinjr, and in con
struct!. ais an exat reproduction of
one of tlflf ltounes the kin? of the Dcl-
Tel
Mfit'Kl. IHON U-ifsj;, i;:loiax EXliir.1T.
p-iuns has s,-:it out to the Con to.
Walls, eeiilnirs and ilKirs arc built eu
t i:ly of iron which tame over from
!'.J...'iuin ia small pieces, reetaryular in
form, and which was fixed together
rapidly. I a the Con;;o houses, villas
and churches are built of iron, and
have proved succcssfal. They are not
only stroller, but by their curious con
struction are proof r.-ainsi the exces
sive heat in the torrid zone, and lx iu'
built at a small distance from the
prounJ are free from the invasion of
all insects and noxious animals to
plentiful in the Concro. The : y.,tem of
ventilation is perfect, a small space
beinjr left between the exterior sheets
of iron f r the pas-sajre of air. M.
Cuervtte, the dcie.crate commissioner,
says that the salons in the Conjro iron
house will be the coolest t-pots in the
exposition during the warm months of
tiie summer. Although in iron the in
terior is far from presenting an un
adorned and homely appearance. The
wails and ceilings, on the contrary,
are profusely decorated and the interior
lavishly furnished with samples of the
best Drussols works, Indh as regards
tapestry, porcelain va.sc's, and m.nl
ern and cimfortable fautcuiis arid
lounges. Since the fourteenth century
Delirium has pro.lueed some fine work
in wrought iron, and here, as in other
parts of the Peiiriaii exhibit, the pnblie
will be at liberty to admire samples of
the production of Belgium cities dur
in the last five centuries.
Pay of w orld r air t.uidr.
The corps cf official jraides at the
world's fair are to receive thirty dol
lars each per month. This salary. o?
serves thj Detroit Free Press, would
not approach munificence, even were
tiie guides furnishjd with a place to
sleep, their board and a little money
on the side: bntallof these necessaries
they are compelled to provide for
themselves. It is whimpered about the
country that these men are relying
largely np.m tips," and that the man-uj-einent
has allowed them to accept
their positions with such an tir.der
stan lin?. It is also said that a similar
arrangement has been made by the
lessee of the wheel-chair rights. If
this lie tru-.- it will be a discredit to the,
mana;rem"r,l of the fair, for it will be
an unworthy imitation of an imported
custom which has no proper place in
America. Visitor should see that a
man is paid well for his day's work in
this ci-ictry and that the receiving of
f.'ra tallies is not acceptable to fre
Americans.
'br-arr Wat-r All nipht,
Tbe spe-dal comml.sioa sent by the
London lancet to test t'ae water sup
jdy of Chicago, with a view to the safe
ty of a host of Dritish who will visit
the world's fair, state that ill-informed
rumor has mixed the faults of the sup
ply, although some points, and espe
cially the ncscicatiSc one of ice in
eoo:icr water, cred surious attention.
They report that tasre is every reason
1 1 hope Ciat the exhibition will be
carr:ei out t ithout the outbreak of an
epidemic The report is a Ion.?- one
and deals with the drainage and sewer
age of Chi'-ugo. the city water works,
t'.e condition of the Chieajro river and
of I-ake luicuian, atd taniiation gea
eraliv.
fear. - - ffxs3jr
f
THE CEil-IAX rXIIIDIT.
?TorpaF303 That of Any Other
ForciTa Country.
trrry I'art or the tn.:re Erprrentel
I rraxim frnm tbe lialwr Pilars
Tne reat Krcpp : IrerlptiMi
of tlie -Wetitache Uaaa."
IPpfClal VTor.A t Ftlr Lnter.1
There can be no doubt that only the
fr.ttr lea'4in nations of the world, the
Cnitcd States, licrmany, France and
F.nirland, are serious competitors at
the World's Col umbiane-xposition. And
so far as may now be judged the order
of merit will run just about as I entim
v rated the four countries ,u the pre
eedin? sentence. In extent of cxhil
its nd ajrerrefrate value of them, in di
versity of natural aud manufactured
products, this country will be far ahead
of all other exhibiting countries, and
this was to lie expected and calls for
tio special amount of praise, since we
ere pivinj this show oui-selves, on onr
o-.vn s.el ptid out of tie boundlesi
wealth of thp w hole b'-? continent. II
wot: hi l-o strange, imlced. if it were
otherwise, since at every previous in
ternational exposition that country in
w hich it was held invariably made tbe
largest showir.fr.
Next to the United Slates, however,
Germany is looming1 tip the largest.
This much may lc stated positively
even at this early hour, for there are
enough points of comparison in evi
dence to justify snch a verdict. The
third place is as yet ia dispute be
tween France and Enirland. A to the
vindications of what I have claimed
in favor of Germany I shall briefly
cite a few comprehensive and convinc
ing facts. The German official ex
hibitthat portion located on the fair
fTorr.ds proper and subject to oflicial
competition and jad?rneut covers an
area of half a million square feet.
Outside the prounds. cm Midway
Viaisance, Germany has likewise
furnished some of the most unique and
interest in? attractions. There is
above alb the German village, in one
of whose buildings an official exhibit
which could rot be placed elsewhere,
viz.: the Ethnological museum, show
ing types costumes armor, weapons
tivi!., etc., of every at'c and strictly
arranged on a scientific basis has been
housed. This attraction alone covers
a lanrer tract than that pranted any
other concessioner. The famous
Mrjrenbeck ni;'iia;rerie, with its hun
dreds of trained wild beasts isanothcr,
and the Moorish palace is also a purely
German enterprise.
l'.ut, to confine myself "to the official
German exhibit, 1 may mentim that it
is distributed over every department
of the fair, strongest in the depart
ments of manufacture and of ma
chinery, thoujrh. The most wonderful
sii.'.-le exhibit is made by Fried.
L::pp, of Essen, in whose pavilion
(a:l joining the Ilubida convent) half a
score of monster runs, including the
mammoth (run of U'7 tons, the larpest
the world lias ever seen, and other im
mense exhibits of the cast steel indus
try are on view. This millionaire firm
: vl
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GEKJIAy CABTXX 0
has incurred an expense of S.100.CD0 for
this exhibit, and, most wonderful
of all, has done so just out of patriot
ism, not for purixi.ses of gain. In the
Manufactures building the German
exhibit begins at the central point of
the huge structure, there where the
u.ain aisle touches the United States
exhibit on one side, that of Great Brit
ain on the other, that of Germany at
the third and of France on the fourth
side, liandsomo and stately portiifos
lead into the lanes and aisles of the
enormous German exhibits, and one of
these is crowned by the statue of Gcr
itania, a beautiful bronze figure of
preat size which is to adorn the new par'
liament building in Dorlin and which
was seat over for decorative purposes
ct the expense of the German emperor.
The same monarch has also sent a
number of gifts of hojior presented to
him. to his father, the late Emperor
Frederick, and to his grandfather, tue
venerable old warrior-emperor. Similar
rifts all perfect works of art and
wrought in gold, silver, bronz", ivory,
etc. i:.a le to Bismarck and Moltke. to
1'iinca Frederick Charles the grand
!u!:e of Baden and other German
princes, together form an exhibit of
thcr-seivcs. placed in a fine position.
In tlie Woman's building, forming part
of tl.e very extensive tir.d interesting
exhibit made by tlie women of Ger
many, are oil paintings executed by
l'riuccss Frederick Charles laces of the
wi. lowed Empress Frederick, and an
enormous mass of other fine things
An excellent idea that has been car
ried out very extensively in the Ger
man department of the fair and which
emanated from the German commis
sioner, Adolf Wermnth. was to make
collective exhibits. Thus the manu
facturing chemists of Germany, com
prising seventy-three of the leading
firms in forty towns and cities have
jointly arranged for exhibition of their
products covering alone 10.0W square
f;-et. In the center of their exhibit
i i ?s a tall and liandsome pavilion, and
all around it are grouped their elegant
showoxses all in white and gold, mak
ing a very harmonious anS striking
t "set even with such uninviting things
c: ch-mieals. Certain branches of artis
tic ti-aJcs such as carved and inlaid
furniture of the finest kind, frescoing,
:::jr'c con oles aad ceilings, expensive
j.otrd:us hauling and rugs repre
senting a number f the leading firms
i:i tie soul'icm part of Germany, nota
bly Munich. Stuttgart aad Carlsmhe,
ha vp jointly undertaken an exhibit
which is. of its kind, the handsomest
of tlie whole fair. In a large pavilion,
the designs for which were made by a
f.unous Munich painter, are three fine
drawing-rooms. ca-h exhibiting u sep
arate style and each made up of cntiro
ly diiTercnt obj-i ts.
In Machinery hall and in the Electri
city and Mirdr.g buildings Germany is
likewise exhibiting on a Inrge and
characteristic scale- in Machinery
hall li-r .-.i.O'jO sf,narc feet of space are
densely covered with machines aud en
gines .? every conceivable nature, and
experts are declaring that a number of
them are simply wonderful products of
ingenuity and mechanical skill, such as
those representing the textile industry.
I a the Electricity building some of
the famous German electricians men
like Siemens and Halske, are doing
great things There is for instance,
a l.uvO horse-power dynamo, the big
gest ever built. A Nuremberg Grin
will exhibit four search-lights (used
usually for navy purposes) sis feet in
diameter, and by means of reflectors
throwing oct pillars of white light
that represent an aggregate power of
SOO.Otfl.onO candles These will be
placed at the four comers of the roof
of Manufactures building, and will
shine as for as tbe Doard of Trade
tiniMltn? down toTm, soma elgnt tnjr
lish miles distant- ,
Ia some respects though, the Ger
man government building just fin
ished, and already the actual head
quarters of the German commisisioner
aad his staff, as wll tu of the German
visitor and exhibitors. Ls the finest
part of Germany's exhibit. It is lartrer,
taller and cost more than any Ameri
can state building and any other for
eign government structure at the fair.
Its construction and material repre
sent the sum of $300,000. It stands
near the lake shore, some short dis
tance north of the Dritish building,
and its tower reaches 1"0 feet from the
ground. It is built in the early German
renaissance style of architecture, and
part of it U a chapel, in which a fine
exhibit of all sorts of artistic church
objects such as vestments vessels
illuminated missals altars, hanging's
etc.. is placed. There are even three
fine bells of cast steel in its belfry
This much is certain, that Germany
at this fair has put her best foot fore
most, and is thus tangibly testifying
to the hijrh appreciation she has of
lids country and nation
W o!.r vox ScuitiuiEA:.!)-
Sitver Statue of Columbus.
The silver statue of Columbus for the
world's fair, designed by Dartholdi,
as successfully cast at El ui wood, K.
!., a few days ago. The statue is some
what larger than life size, being over
iix feet in height and over seven feet
jicludlng the pedestaL Nearly a ton
jf metal was employed in its casting,
ihe value of the silver being1 estimated
.'n the neighborhood of tweuty-fivd
thousand dollars.
THE INFANTA EULALIE.
She Will Ilrprcaent Spain's Queen Itegrnt
mt tlie fair.
One of the most distinguished vis
itors at the world's fair will be In
fanta Maria Eulalie of Spain, who will
come to Chicacro as the representative
of Christine, the queen rcgentof Spain.
She is the daughter of a queen and the
aunt of a king, and among her ances
tors are to be tound many of the great
est monarchs of Spain. Branches of
her family include many of the most
INFANTA UAIUA ElI.ALlK OF SrAJX.
illustrious crowned heads of France
and Austria. Horn at Madrid Febru
ary Vi. 1V.4. she is the fifth child of
Maria !uisc D-abella. ex-oueen of
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MIDWAT PI.AISAXCE.
Spain, popularly known as Isabella
II., the other four children bein;
Infanta Marie Isaliel Francoise d'Anise
Christine de Paule Dominga, Alfonso
II., late king of Spain, Infanta
Maria del I'ilos and Infanta Maria
dclla Paz. At the time of her birth Is
abella II., her mother, was still in the
heyday of her power. She had then
lecn reigning for twenty-one years
October 13. 1S43, she was declared by a
decree of the cortes to have attained
her majority, though she was then
only thirteen years old, and she at
once took her place among the reign
ing sovereigns of Europe. The next
great erect ia her life was her mar
riage, which took place Octoler 10,
D-ic. There were several suitors for
her hand, and of these lon Francisco
d'Assisi won the prize. lie was Queen
Isabella's cousin, licing the elder son of
her maternal uncle. Don Francisco de
I'aula.
The married life of the queen mother
was one of domestic trouble. When
Infanta Eulalie was four years old a
crisis came. In September, Is"S, a
great revolution broke out and the
royal famiiy fled to France. Novem
ber 0 her majesty took up her resi
dence in Faris. and there she remained
during her exile with the exception of
an interval spent at Geneva darinir the
Franco-IVussian war. June '-". ls70,
she renounced her claims to the Span
ish throne in favor of her son, prince
of the Asturias and aft-cr eight years
of exile she once more set foot in
Spain, where she was received at
Santander ' by her son. late King
Alfonso XII. Enlalie is slight, grace
ful, of an elegant carriage, and not
wont to be carried away by any sudden
outburst of generosity or extrava
gance. She has brown hair and blue
eyes and, while she is not notable for
physical beauty, she has attracted the
attention of many an observer by her
physical and intellectual alertness
She has been described as "a woman
who is all nerves' The royal party
will arrive at New York about May SO
and after a short stay will corns on to
Chicago. "Hiring their sojourn in New
York the visitors will lie formally wel
comed by the representatives of the
Spanish colony and will receive other
courtesies from the representatives of
the Spanish government in New Yorft
and Washington. It is also likely that
a formal reception will be tendered to
them in the name of the municipal
authorities and the citizens of New
Vork
Some cf our Grand Army boys may b'
interested in the following from Alex B.
rope, A. P. C, Commander Dep't. Tenn.
and Ua. He says: "We have had an
epidemic of whooping cough here (Stew
art, Tenn.,) and Chanibtrlnin's Couh
Remedy has been the only medicine
that has done any good." There is no
danger from whooping cough, when this
remedy is freely given. It comp'etely
controls tbe disease. 25 and 50 cent bot
tles for sale.
McGinnis Thot's a moiphty foine
whisky : bow owld is it, Pat ? Pat (pour
init the last drop into his friend's tfla.-s)
Faith, oi don't know ; but it's owld r
it iver w ill be !
Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment.
A certain cure fur Chronic Sore Eye
Tetter, Salt Khenm, Scald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Evze ma, Itch
Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples and
Piles. It is cooling and soothing. Hun
dreds of (. have been cured by it af
ter ail other treatment bad failed. It u
rat up in 25 aad 50 cent boxes.
IV O BETTER rKOOF.
iTsS Af s Mil-SCT. ViFTU-w CO., PE34KA.
KjV4 Te ihs Edit? ef ; ke York 't.: ;
(fSpS "t5 J-.jl.-a wririinM. of tMsfil, thrown from a
.e --fyrr'. Oj iTirir,in (tninmrmn tn vririr
C3iM; to
ELY'S
CremBa Im
CleanteB t li
Allays Pain aud
Itillammaiioa.
He!s Sorfl
K?loies the
Bcnwe of la-te
lsl.AE
S.,,rror ii;'.
x .--
A f itrtu le l-af pMvl into vw h nostril nl is
a;rn uli'r-. I'rit- ,x t-nis at I 'rug-Un ; nmil,
.LV iili-jTiihU-,; Warren bt., Nesr Ycri.
AGENTS
WANTED To raiiVh.forUie
ni oi fiir hove cnowm hub
cV st cm. t K'irii it.ai.v oij-
W .& T. SMITH CO. 'tJZr
GENEVA, N Y. Establblied 1846. One oi me uinr
ei.1 o.dt enat.ii-ln.u. aud IaxI Vnowu urines
in tbe t oiled mm
, fir'.iit-ji :' -. . i , .
rm mm w p. r- T
ITS.
i
n
HOUSEHOLD USE
Tin orixinftted and f rt preeribed by
AN OLD FAiULY PllYSICIAM
In lfilO. Could a remedy without ral
merit have aurvi ved overelnhty yoara r
SOOTHING, HEALING. PENETBATINQ
For INTERNAL and EXTERNAL me.-
t". .s Sor Tart. Toollli. r,.l-. I r.n.-nd rw,
S. Thiil. r or,i.,.i.:..t CMt n.l hrnfr Kko mmxK.
v.,m hswt. s.-! i. 1'"'y l.'n'
S'lit w. .! .Htnuo. lnhal..rVTo. Hra.ss.-ha.
11! 1 .,,,-l:: irw. -1 .-.. rrll. rr. ITTrT ST- rt
S, UHtk-a, ss.ua. UK. JoIl.Nso.S in, Itoa. J-
ti myt H P a.v.TH Twf tivre
Cures thonand3 annullvof LiverCom-
p'aint, Biliousness, Jaundice, Iiyspr-n-sia,
Cingtip-'itiTt. 3'nlnr'a. 5rnre Ills
result frnmaa Ciher.lt) -yldcrtiianany
0'-!icrcitsc. W 'iy fh'T x.d.en vnncati
ber-iretif Pr. :--;n'f ''.' l.:v. r jTvir-.r-
ot :i u':t'c: .' tt v -jr.
Scicfttif.c Arn- ric-o
Agency tp?
V .
Mil
1 "wt Wiiil
4 "
1 VT
; a J r-a vr-a rn
i "-iW DcSiCN PATENTS,
- COPYRIGHTS, etc.
Tor trtf imriat Ion stid frss llnnr.hooe writ to
VI .SN A CO. : 1 illl'IAliH AT, M lV VokW.
PUt?-t l.nrtiu tor stM-urifiif ;.af.-.ts tn Aroi'n.'a.
Kvery rnoi.l tskMi out br ti tn t.r -i.ri:t Injure
the (auac 17 a notice given tree OX cLai ae iu ibo
Scientific American
I-trtrrt Hrml!rn of any Mmtl papor Iti fti.
ir:a. M'lentlullr iliu.mt,t. I-.'. t..el!i(f.ni
man fitionld Ixtvlthi.ut it. WW-it. "'I.OO a
Tear: tlJvmiX moiitin. A-nlrcsa A A.iXm
i'LlHasualio, iibl ia-ivUWAJ , .Nuw ort City.
LuntS ad. aa rA.LS.
Best l ootlh byru. Ta-UGouL Ck I
Mtiir.a f.iKi rT amrr'Tft. t
and f-i"
V Watches given
- Girls. Write for particulars.!
AMERICAN TEA C3.
S38t04htjiiburo?iJ
YOU CAN FIND PAPER
aZ: EEIlIlTuTOlT EROS.
3
aetit
I pnhlic-naiia.
StfT wnrk Sn vnnr owr
I XPS- PAID S.VEST TW9 WXS WHtl
I Dr. Tail's ASTKK&LEKE contain.,
xlvnc, hut ciiirovs ihe scenic
i Moral, pvesani-ht's rai.-t sl
a J
llial vou lirtl n't u-i;it.-'t Vour
1 nvlit Kd.-pim; for breath lor
wtl For sola by tli urugisLs.
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9 B Ij y E-Ig Lt?TS lnyiuidtuan.t.riUorcur lai.iti.,. '
-.5 !
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PESO OUR
TEbII0i(ll.S
1 I
will completely rlcrtr.y the dfire 'orTuH Afi'O in from St rlsvs. Perfect !v hnr - i
c:tu-e no;i-ani-,a; o may r (!'" liarip i llvsiorr-onrf without tlie kno I-
eilee of LUc iutient, Uo will olaiaani sUip s.i.okLngor cucwing in a lew UavJ.
3
the patic::t, t y the use of ot:r SPCCUL
Ihirln tratniotit ro'.tieuts r.re iillowrsl ti c fre use r.r J.u;v.-r or Mor.
pliii.i? until Mit h iiiimas tlu v l::iii VMinntuni v eiv- tijfTii op.
We iil i:irtlcular ai. l panifiili-t
tiou with pi ri'iia ho have inKui tirvsl
HILL'S TABLETS ro for
.1 j im r uiiii:i:ii.i uv. ii. r., v:.,-iii,
mi wr win wlio iuu, vy n-air-t 1111111,
aab!-ts.
write voir funic and O'laTCM p::iln!r, Rnd stcte
wnenu-r lalncts are lor AoL-acco,
xaiiuor jiai.il.
DO NOT EC DrCOVEO into pnrchains
aryoi tli. various uo.truii.s tksi ?-.re
otri-rt-l for s-il-. As-c lor IIXLL'S
IADLETS and take oo vma.
altuiufar.tured only by
TIIE
OHIO CHffiCAL CO.,
51.53 B5Cpora Biock.
. LLMA, OHIO.
TABTICTLAE3
FREE.
Tut
. BaVH
two acia -
I FtS?Ohsial.
r s , . v s. i- -;
t - v -V a. -c -.-x -- .jr
v -y at-
2a
UGFN7S wiSTEDj
vaajasiiiBuawiiia
si y
wai. V-cz diushtcr pr3T,id.it:i'ly proctred two
ST. JACOBS OIL.
r::ich Mrs. Ccmariu nd. Pcfore tbe rcnod bctile vtm
exousirci, sIh a a) te li valx arout, and hs been
COHPL3aTEI.Y CURED."
Very Ua!y,
M. THOMPSON, PosTKAsrca.
JORDAN & HINCHMAN.
We sre now ri-sdy with our new and lave
mv- !cot fine iof.'fciiot'i'ry (Iiwh's, j oj.u
ltir brniulf ..f ('"ftii's ar.ii takes fancy
i!i.l.M'(l! tvls n.1 eery(liit-r ele
pri.i!i'.i! to a first cl.vs fwi ise t( tiil or
ders promptly, and lout ply resi.l-nt toin
iiu" toaiiy eiteiit. r,.jods a! as fresh,
and alwavs olfared at iowtrft lipurw Cad
and jc one of the finest a-wrtiuents ever
carritd.
l u xiiiiuuiiiaii.
lib
0272 Main Street,
Johnstown , Pa.
GOOD LIQUORS
nd Cheap Liqua
.a I
By eallice at the Old RullnSi. l.'.uuor Store.
5o.80f) Main St, and 10C Cliulon St.,
Johnstown, I?a.,
all kin.li ofthe CUoistet Ll.iior In market can
be lia-L To my old culouier this is a t U
tnoan fai t, and to a:i.thers convincing proof
wiil tie given. D- n't f ircet that I kep oa band j
.he greatest variety of I.iiiorf the choicest
trauils ui at ta lowest prices.
P;S. FjSHER.
HARDWARE !
HARDWARE !
I urn nr.v yn p:irI toaromuio.lat' thv ("ih
lic w ttii any :i:i 1 T.rythmg in t'ie if rI vv az
lint' hy itt- a-l titinu rvremlv ina'l t my i.nnvr
U'i:tM-'k. 1 kki'p a!I kinU of arm ir m nv
huv arnt uty (rirc cnnlleLtf roiisLiilifii. If
vnt vh;;1 a Riiii, a iwi'hi-r, a kinic. a ?x, a
KUu! t, mu miter, a hu y lf, a air oofcaies. ihiik-
K-rrw, n-tii, twr-e Ikji'?, hor-e blniiktl vr
auy:fiiug (. It iu kanluare at luct pric tail
Herman Bantley,
Clinton St., Johnstown, Pa
WE TELL YOU
DCttltinff new w In-a wr :.tt. tfiai ii pa fo t-rirar
iu a TMiaiiriii. uh'sI tic.il; iiy -h 1 piv-a-nui Lui
tliat rt-: unit a pr .iit f-rr htv iiy' 'r.
iKii i tin lm-iiM - t'f-r lite wrWit cla.-.
Vt- I'-rcii ittt-Mi itxw 1 moiv r.i.:;v,
rn;irj-ii-t --r :r urn i.-H onr in-tru-'tiji.
rni'iif'1-ly lUr 11.-111.5 oi a.:N.(M m.ntlt.
K.t TJ : "(tilt Y..t .Jk )!-. now ni t n..- will
un-lr an-i p--i.Iy iiicrt-a-- tiH-ir -ruiitf ; ili-rr
can lf no iu-im aut ii ; o;hrr now at W'rk
nrr U"h: i!,aml .m. n .t.lrr, vn i tn
I iii i tut N't !.;. ins Iiiiiif tiiat o ttae
evt-r h:-l thr ciiaiK- to - '-urr. iou nun a
r.ivr it;-i:ik il v" pi' -1 a '-nM at tTcir.
It th !' t:ie atttiTtt tn. :nni art .u. '!.i'.
iil Uirtr;ij li ml y-Mir-wii 1 a mot pr-j-r-.a
.mi; i'-. ii n iti- 'i vitti c:iti urr'v n'-tb? ami .-tve
l:rr' "JUi ( iti'MiT. 1 r-u.-ot im.y a frw
li'-ur' work uiil udD -iaa. a wrrk'
H H.-rtii-r y' nr- ; I r vtMtitr, inatt r wtnitn. it
nik--! wo nrttTiir do a irH on, una s.ie--
will iiiivl mux tit tut- .er. urt. .Nririw-r
T Ti-nrr ur r:ifu.il u--iur.". 1 he r!i hoi k
for U-4 nr r-ariU'l. Wi.r not -nr.'.r tt "xv lor
iuil ;ir;ualr, trv ? 4 . Al.l.fr.N A CO..
liux No 4 Auju-tJ, Me.
jKNNYLAMA
K.lK!;o. I).
i HTSN ST CARD TtMC
DISTAN K AND .S:E.
M!lr. Fnr.
John-tow n to AltfFra 61 lu
HHrri'nirv Ki1 5 11
Itii!i'l''t 8
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.neif,!urf, 1 ll
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' H.tTnr V 7
Wa.hiuk,'toi. l': 7 7 7
CONJF.E SC'IICM'LE.
Tn'na arrir? and depart from the station at
Jaala( U HS lulaU-.HI
WEbTWARP.
SomMwrtem KiT4..
UtMvru Kxj
Julinstowii Aicon:!iioaa!atii...
K-iprfct-a. .
Poit! Fx-irt..
W :iv l tf-jni r. .
Mail
JUn-iiwu i.x;-rvMi.......
Fa. ; Liue.-
EA-TAAKD.
K?r.i;io VT.i-,ai ,..,,.1ILL.
TH'a -.t-.rr- Kxpr. .....
tiun i-hurts AitTaEL-V-i .iu....
iity hxi-r.'! , . TJM, .
T.w.lin rr, r. - ,l0 M
M iil Kxprea .
Jnjiiist-tu a e.oiim:-jiiatiutr..
Phi UK-I).hK-.r.-.
Fant L ii.c... n ,,.r-T
f. I'-" a. m
a. ; a. m
6 . 7 a. ni
i W . m
y . 4 &. m
::.;..' n. m
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. R-.. a. m
K .1 n. la
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, I' l ' a. ia
1.: K' tx in
. 4 T x tu
. t" j m
. T 1; p. m
ClYEIOUS E0V3 AL'SEFLLFRKSLVf.
$21.00 to f3i.oo.
'c. ' Csc
W. A. 'i:r.t!nr,
p)f,H 4m P ..3. h,.
i.U
IMPOHTAXT TO ADVERTISERS.
The cream cf tho country pnpers is found
in Kt-niinton's County eut Lists. Elirewd
ct'vcati.-ers aynil tlirniivlvps of tlne lists, a
copy of vhich caa bo hal of Hcmington
Bros., of Kew York & Pitt-ihurj.
azs2
RIGHT
lialiio ni'.c
ry -'.sa cf
.rusnca to
ton ; re- 'M
i.Tciird.-.
us, uilvfxli una Lycnciur shoi'
fcu-kwl up in Ui Aas. on troes end fncr-; alone M
onntT. S7S A MONTH. 'iLlST iO 4
ST ARTCa. i- H. SCHAAF ft CO . CI iCiSNATi. o. Sj
tki ni.ium or-.tii"-r
asthma prison i'v
- oaml ( ili;
Car-v.i.t i-i nuieej:u
: . si-fiiKvail ir-is wcni.tul
trial la.-ttie
anil imive
;FHE
W r ' - T ili
to vou that
ASTHAIENE
ln..sf.;u. or ki un
feu.r ot s-ntox eiion.
wiil an i d"es cure asthmn
TAfT ES03. I6E3ICIKE CO, riCHECTES, K. Y.
Doable Chloride of Gold Tablets ,
I CICML UA UOLO CURE TABLETS.
t.i l.-.-t'Tru.r.iain f riv. a-id h:ill
ty the i-.-t- o: our lABLUa,
sale ly nil rir.sT-CLAS
rm 1- ii. . JJ
u ihkhhkc ui our
aiorpliliie or
!t, - iiig
aca I roni
from t'n
anil sirjoki-.!
Of your Xablcta
The Ohio Obeic irjti.
for fl. worth of voor
them all risiit aml.altlioukrli
aW a, - i V -. .av zr. -it tr
X V V ,. s
A - "ft. t . 'A. W
r i -v. v. t X
V fs. vt V. Ik.
f t . -vir X' V "-t .
v w v -j-a -v ,-jv -r
I-. ' v. X."a. -V "I
tii.y tiid Iho wcr in iei-a loan tl" r--e o.t 1 niii crri. "
Truly yourj, alAIi.il. " Jmi.V.-.j. i'. r.;- c
i o,. .'in; c ut a ;lii il : ie.MLEji
Wonl cf nrais.. lor onr T-.tilels. V v.
liq.KT.eml throuirli a tri-ntl, I a i le-i
c-ji.-tant ur.naer. Sail aiu-r usu.tr your
an-t t il! not uiucb linnorol anv tu-1. 1 Ia
,UvilatwauuV lati CUTU w as i. .-ii.-o .
Oni. - Chex:ci. Co: Grim r.urv T-nr Tsail -
n.ssl l:.ortIi:Tie. li v-jotlt-rn: it-nil v. f.r ri.'Vi-n vi
ifvai oi jour laoltiU, and without any eiTort on
arll!--rs;-- all lrucrs to
THE OHIO CMSEfiliCAL CO.,,
61, 53 and Co Opera iocU. L'.YJT;, CKiC .
u-.a.du.siaHui-uuuuiyuiLi-auu
VV n IT ? Vl-ta Lesd the best
I ? AAjr ri;.,t ? iiccatse it
will cutUst all otner paints, pve a
handsomer f.mih, better proc-.-ct:cn t?
the wood, aad the rst cost xv.U be less.
If Barytcs and ether a-Jui:era--ts cf
white l?ad re vjust a r.A"
Sti:ct:y Fore White Lezd, v.zj are all
the adulterated while ieiais Sviiyi
traaded Pare, or
" Strictly Pure
White Lead?"
This Barytes is a heavy white powder
ground storje), havinsr the arpearanc j
oi white lead, worthless as & paint,
costing only about a cent a pc:ir.d, and
is only used to cheapen the mixture.
What shoddy is to doth, Eaiytes is
to paint. Be careful t use C2J7 ciJ
and standard brands of -while lead.
"Armstrong & lUcKehry"
" Beymer-Baoman" " Fahnestock"
" Davis-Chaaibcrs"
are strictly pure, " Old Drrtch " process
brands, established by a Lfelime of use.
For colors nse National Lead Co.'j
Pure White Lted TintL-.r Cclars with
Strictly Pure White Lead.
For aale by tho makt rsliable acalrn In
pair.ta everywhere.
If yoa are coinf to pain. ' will ray yoa
to aeod to u. for a book containing IcforiTia
tion that may save you many a dollar: it will
Only coat you postal card to do so.
NATIONAL LEAD CO.,
1 Broadway, Sew Tort.
Pittabarja Branca.
National Lead and Oil Co. of Ptaoiy'.vaaia,
Pittsburgh, Po.
It is to Your Interest
TO DUTY YOUR
uj
-or
J. H. SliYDER.
nrLCKshoE T
Biesecker k Snyder.
None hut t.'.e puvwt pI hist kept in stock,
and when Dnis Ijectme in-rt hy utaJ
ing. as reriair. ff tlicni i'.j. tve de
ntMy the-n. ra'!ir :!..i'i ;r.
posou our rv.,;. j:::.
Vou cin ili-ienil uc liaTii.i; vctir
PRESCRIPTIONS & FAMILY RECEIPTS
tille! with care. Our pn;s-, are an low i
any other fi.-s"t--.;a. fcu-JM on
mr-ny article i.i'irh h,vPT.
t)-.e Vf le of tliij ctr)::y sn-tn to lnv
'his. anil Lave given a Iivcp zimtv ol'tl.' :r
petroriai. ami we sl.tC'. :'. r :r to -f
theru the very test p.Ksls for thrir pior.ey
Oo not f)r'i! tt.at we tnske a ste-:a.;y of
FITTING TRUSSES.
We guarantee iatlsftrtion, a1:.!, i; y n Lae
had truuUe in tLij ti "-c'l-in.
piv u a c-all.
SPECTACLES AMD EYE-GLASSES
in great variety ; A fi.il set cf Test Ien.
Coii.e it e:: 5 h?ve your eye cxaruine-l. N
eharce fur eiu'iii nation, arai v arecv)::Li' i-.t
we can suit yon. Cum? n:.ii M-e .13
Rer pec ii'!-lly,
JOHN N. SNYDER.
Jacob D. Swank,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
J-Vit Joor wsi of Lr.lhcr&ii Cbun-b
So merest, Pa.
I a:n homt prepared to snp
j tie public with dockj, watches
and jewelry of all descriptions-, a?
cheap as the cheapest.
liKPVllirXO SPKCIALTY.
AH work ruaraiitecd. L-ouk at
my stock before making your pmr-cha-ses.
CONDENSED TIME TABLES.
Baitiaicro e.r.d 0!:io EaUroad.
Somerset and Cambria Branch
Xv.iKTir.VAKD.
Jhnxtn-m V-.i F. ':tir II-miot, ?,-ro a. r-.,
fn'incrri il:M. ioy?,tovu U j-', linovo-sviiie
Sx's. Joiitovwa, t,
JvhnMmrn Mi:i F.rjtcr. UiKkvioo 1T.S.S a. ra..
Sitii'-ri-t. ll:-Vs .:..yi stm-vu Loovv-rsv.ii
' 12.::;, jo!i!i.-iiiu lit p. n.
I 'Mnmven -i- -nr..in(il;.B R,; '-wior1 1 JO p. m ,
i:M;rTl. i (i. a., si. tyt-s; -vvn r. 1,1.,
liouvursv.lit: o:l.' p. m.t Jol.u-towa 7:.s. p. m.
Samln'i smtwiiifM-b, kioi 11: .1 a. m.
boi.'rx.'t, Il:.
Slil'TH'iVAHIi.
Jf7 Jnhnstnwtt T:t5 a. m., IT irt :-.v-!la
Stoyelowa t:Li, Stniiistt :i: Kx-t rvMr.l
S.10.
rp-Ka Ji.husto n S.W p. m.. K.ovcTii'c f.:
i:yiiuwb .. :juuvr-vt a.-j., bx-a -.nx,
5.i..
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i:ii a. I:a. St.v-s ,,vwii a. i., lHai rsvt
a. in., Hoc-.vimn1 .o:a. ni.
Sai..' .4-rmr,.-;.-ji..Somt rst i:jl p. ia.
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from parsons
who havo Lcrin
cured by tho - zc of
I 1 f T 'i ,1V"
aJ ft UAra
The Ohio '"uEficu. Co.:
UEA s'I:-l hivi- I, -,1,---
Drugs and Medicines
ctireforlottttct-ohaNit.iuJlo. nl t M-oii ii
d wii.it yon elain it. i -,. .,-t ve-t cura
Wurtit t.f tilt sln.liif,;L l-ilt'lt i: r ..r-.,-.
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SCHMIDT BUILD fy
The Larsost and Most Ccnip;,G
Wine, Liquor and Cigar H0G
IU THE IKJ1TED STATES. C
DISTILLER AND JOBBER OF
Fine Whiskies.
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IMPORTER OF
PAMILY TRADE SUPPLIED.
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AI! onlers rec.-lve.lby mall wi't ?'"v' i-Mayl ati. :--:
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To Our Farmer Friekds.
V GREET YOU IN 1893 WITH A FINER L!:
HARVESTING MACHINES THAN EVEP. EE FORE. '
RELIABLE MOWERS, HAY RAXE3, REAPEP.S AMD 5
ERS LEAD EVERYWHERE.
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Ii iil.vi L.Uvi a'iJCa- iUuJ.A.0 ALt.U-, V.a:! ,
Ssrid fcr Annual Ctalosue.
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EAP.VTSTZH AIID EINXEH.
Also, in coon-ctlon with tlie 'Walter A. Wood B-aehmc--. I!:..:. X. - -
fr the Whitley and C'liair.pion raaclitnc. For riurtk-nLir-! a,.-.,
JACOB KAUFMAN, Jr.,
AGENT, -
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Trlta far ratti on the TlenewablvS Term V.ar..
AGENTS WANTED-
H- B-cScEM, 531 Weed Gt. Pittsburgh,
IT WILL PAY VOU
to -rr yora
.TZemori'tl Work
Wf1. F. SHAFFER,
SOMHK.SKT. PiulS'X'A..
3aanufatorer of ami LTaier in
Rutrrm TTurt f,raVva .V-'i'.ir, in oil
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Pefo.na in nee.t of MONT VEST WCKK will
fi!,-J it W ;avir i!r..-ri .: io-:tii a; n:y ahi.p whr
a prof-er low::, ::iiK- pivvu thi-ni.
t'l-'wn f,'Msi(,.-i m il't'j .ill -3
I -'' It 1 invite sic-al at eu'aon to Uia
white Bronze, Or Purs Zinc Monumert J"
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mate. a'S.'ic VE ft CALL.
w:i. f. sniFrEii.
Louther's
Uaiii Strest,
ThisIIwsl Smg Stcrsis
Favcrite with Psspls in Search ::
FRESH AHD PURE DRUGS,
Jlcdicincs, Bye Stuffs, Sponges, 'l'rusa.
Supporters, Toilet Articles,
Perf umes, c.
TBS DOCTOR GIVES PERSONAL ArTEXTTOM TO THK ' C-'.'v '; -
LoaMs PresGFiptionst Family
6F.ZJL T CAKE BEr3 TA KES TO C 0.VZ. r fE H AM' P ' J ; ' ' P
And a FuU Line of Oj.th-al Goods always on Land. F.' a '
lurt,".' ii-sortaient dl can Le ?uited.
TEE FTEEST BBASD5 0? CIC-AES
Always on hand. It is always a pleasure to display our
to '"utendinj purchasers, whether they buy
from us or elsewhere.
J. M. LOUTHER, Ftl. D.
MAIN STREET - SOMERSET. FA
Somerset Lumber Yard.
EL.IAS CUNNINGHAM,
KAtVTiCTSia 450 DEauts ASO WjOTJ!IALI 1D R.TTAiarS Cf
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS'
Hard an cl
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ASH. WALSTT. FLOPS'::-;. BtSTT. !tairrit:j.
f:hER?.Y. YELLO'iT PINE,
t.iiju..v.r1 WUITB PINK,
- ai LiatMiii (rra':i or r aB;br anij B uUing S.i ri! aa.l Koo.":- t.1, -
Alio, can furnish anyhir.g in the i:ieorc.ir ru in. tiont -r :b r.sx . i t
prom .us ok n as Brackew. tM-e ;sil work, :e.
ELIAS CTjssrcsreiiAi.
Office and Yard Opposita S. &C. R. P.. Station, Somerset
JNGEST.
Ataets.
4 ' PPT Corupound Interest Investment USj
EuH ' home lifeTssurance CO. Ik a,
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Corupound Interest Investment
For Parf eulars. adJrta
H. B. HOEStPs Hanaijer, 5CI Wood St., Pittsbarj
'03TU3ERAL Surpius, $1,523,953.54
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