THE POPE'S TEEASCTiY. Pecre&s:-: Bevenaea Render Klzll EocncKay ireoessary. AjbuI Ioeaa aa Eip f Tti-e-Jt t tit Sa Cotrito-at-4 lr IMVmat aUoaa at the Papal Jabttaw. Sir.ce te heaT losses niaje bv tie p -pe a ear or more tjro the 6naDc of the Ttican a"e been superintended with preal care. It is known, r I'tr-.s paoer. that a coramitt of pre lates and sereral cardinals eiist at Home, whose duty H is to resrulat the cse of the mms cf tnsey which Cow icto the treasure of tie Vatican. These ams cvtne principally from two tourers.- The reeenucs of the property rovseised l-y the P-P. J tb" S"lM "f thfai:hfcl. known a Pttert pence. The property of the Vatican iscf rarv ous kinds, b-t the freater part of it consists of money or bonis, placed in f.r.plaod and France, under ccctrul of the I'arU boose of UothscUld. Ieter"s Teace is an acnnaJ revenue which is. farfrcjn belli? tied, la good year tve Urtal of the sera receirel from ail coo-triei of the world reaches i.OM.MO franc. Sometime it is as low as f, oof C"0dJ eren 5.00-V-.O. This has I--en the case fr the last Cvc year. This uiajinntioa i doe, ia great r-irt. V the discord between the ro-alKf and the French Catholics proceed by the republican policy of the pope. I'ranee alone farni.-hed two-thirds and t f.en three-quarters of IVfr's pen'. And in I'ranee it is the roj.V.is? ho prove themselves mot a rf nereis, l'-vt since the adhesion of L-o XIII- t the r.-pablie many of them, wore roya'.Ut than Cat ho: lei have ck.-d tbeir pur-- to the pvp. ilowev. r. despite ai! this, Frca-iLUbopfcti:i forward the lanr ;t t-cms to kis holiness. Thus the l .M .- p of Xante, sent a few cays a VjO.OjO fraac fronj as their ?'t to the Vatican treasury. Italy contributes only a &mall part of the revenue a head red tli".o-anJ francs a year. The tomans fchotv : hcmselves in this rrpaH let generous t.'jao other Italians. On the oth.-r land, the Ar.i'!o-Saion countries Lcz-iand. Ireland, Australia and the t'tited Mates bein to send impor tkt i-rns. If C-tijolicisin continues to (tow in these cjti-irl-.-. it is eay to ..e'that in time the Vatican wlil draw considerable tas front th.ai- A?aln. there are the fyal c -rrt - mkJ a that of A ustr ia. which v-nd antnalir rich r,:s to the i' This is eien pr.xu.-e o! sac:."-s. t ..aa Francis I!., ex-".;r of Xa I Maria Theresa, fonwrlr r:e- an -ratt-l dr.a.css cf I -stanr. tevcr II tse;;d their f..T-r;: rs. which c-'Cii'-t .f several thous?n i- of franco. Ccme ":e Chambord was c.cc'.i-st'rn'-l V five tnnually 50,00 frano; ti'ie Cont i' Pr;ris sends the si:ae sa. The es jrep.vos f the Vatican amocnt anr.iLr:.':y to more than T,0-K?.OX fnrics. They are repulated as f nlow?: I'ur the pt r-s-ioal wants of the pope, V,009 francs: f r the cardinals. 75.'KC; for poor Ci ce-w.-s 4'H.C-3; administration of the Vatican. l.tAO.C'iC; secretary of ftats. l.f O.Ov.11: ernjiloyes and ablegate, 1, .V'O.iK'C'; rt of schools aud p -r. l.J.OOa The cardititls at Home live rt the e?rner.se of tha poTe. The iu crone of each from this po-sree Is 5t Iast 22,000 francs. The f cretsry of f late is charged with cphoidis-T rc'a-ti-i!s with foreifrc povernsients by the mediation of ntsncios. The fotir m-t ; r.T-, riant Paris, Vienna. Madrid a-i !.i.-.:-a ach reccire aa allowar.es cf . .'.-."j francs a ycir. The la.-t jntllce .f Pope I-co XIIL bronut t- tae can S.(K?.0'0 frazes. At the Cr.-t- . ; hratei five rears a-o. li.OX'X'' f:--::cs v.'rre receiveb In the coarse of y urs the pope has iiitrodT3x-d a oii- r (.;' cconoirh'S in the cllcrer.! 1 -s of the Vatican ser.ice. ti'i .-r t't.-t reason be has Wen callci ji- rl ". This accusation Is not jnerl: d: t s ee.aoTnies It-canie necessary in a -:ste whoso erpen?s are ccn-sicjr-iitle z.'. whose revenues eor.tir.tie .iniir.'.-,!i. Vt-o XIII- Las m 1 1 follow tns cxE3..le cf h I'T' i:-- t -'ir. i : ' ls it i ; iiiustrioc? tie prtrsen- t;:.e to co-r.l ro-.tr of the fulth.'-L on the rf - T0LLIN3 ACROSS THE OCEAN. rvrTii.c a InMlUL'ur Mjaier. In tl.c-e fa; s of ri-v.int:-ji!iry - irt i-.jttei Uie hanicai ac l sri- n-it--, r.r usntl er.-in-.Tii J f.p".i, 1 ave bt rrrach of th:r tecd.-ccy -n-ate str'rlse. Still that srisitiin i be pr-nced in a olid uejrree by t:e latent s r..-t" f oceai; tran-rmrta-tia -r.i:h :.cs reached Casir's Mac:i- i-cfi-. nj Trar.ce, ar.'i which has M li.ir.. t'-t orknvrn in fnsrii.ivrirv .rrl?s. f . t its auth r. M. Iiz:n pre ;---s. in ?.riif. t build rn Atlantic ;iit-r on e? ht roller, with the view f !-ct;rir;r s:-sl Eanrh higher than a: y t.as far attaincl. arfmiri!- that tl.e m h,"e"s or rollers on which the vcvscl i t i r-.t will so Te-tly lluinlsh the rc- : lance efferent by the waves that ih'.rtv knots an hour will le easily . :h:a the bounds of pofsjhility, ar. l ri'.l enable the pasae from Stih a::i! '.-n or Liverpo-l tew York t il e i :ade in four days. The r-)!er are t( r.ter the r-ater to a depth of af-ot 4..aty-:i feet an 1 revolve within a t latfuri.i placed a!r.t terty-focrfect ; w e the water, so that C'ere wil be n r'llin.ir ic-teaJ of a pi: lir.T bodv. as :. the ca.-e in ordinary si.'ps. The r.nlers, prcsT!:i!:.b:y, are to W work, d by ei.j:ines to secare propaksiya. ?1. l-a.-ia claims to have settled by experi i i ..t that li e liability cf the rlr t vjj .f vesx 1 is at least as ?r-at as i !...t of the ur iicary t;. pr . and believes t tie? oEslructi .-, of Lii dc-sii-n cf - i't 1I! mvi- h lesse-tiy than that .f the tJ-yaJ i:escriptk,n. Accjitlir. to I n iich report, it is pripnse.l to pat M i-j.ln"s plans to a practical let byeoa- 'niiti.? a vessel abent forr tundred t -el er? a:-d tf about i i -: v. i:b rf.ii rs five fet t r c:.d thirty-live feet v letter a;v to ii-ake twi-pt-t . ti--!i.- - r ii-.in-.ite. .ir.eiy-f.j.'t in diars ida. The .o revolu- l'r-.e't valtialie ad ociqae h:-1-- rsile ia Connecticut, perhaps, i . I-3-ael I'ntnata's old plow, which -r.i-n-ar? dealer uses for a alim ir. :.t of his place of buslat.- ia the "? of I aulelsocviile, Winiihaia .r.tr. It is the i Ier.lic.al p'ovr, s. te r.-: :tt avers, that "Old Fm" left in fi rro.v w hea the rowireacbvJ Lira t the Lriii.-h ha I attukeJ the -rj-rlcLES at Lex ret-, a. ;-... t:n- i.i:ch;-J h: korv?s a (...in, rulrr.?, i"s haca rc-e at ;: t there in tixe .1 ilr-T. theia to ..-1 o; inot-cteJ ay to liostoa. lie to lead tle eoati- r.rt-jii when the lirliish tloniiej a ciui-jF r r r.iil. The plo-v is i . -?.ca.?Et. Its fraae and tnohi. -r ae cf wyi, it is fluted with cf i.-ca ar.d it has a j :irt as,.1 : : r ef for-ed ir-ia. .. r..enas tre le:iij la vrra!esO in vrfcieh pornois-s are J l-rac'ed by meats of t,A ele.tr.e l't'!:t itd ailer beirjr f nrrcunded by a i : '. are killed ty eiplodicy iynamite in the water. In a recent ciperi-cect rv-.ry one of those ia the net was l.'Ihsl, and the method is id to have 1 . c t . ,t sat! cry. The I iril Lrnm. The earliest kr-o-xii ipts is cre cf r.-.li er;. tal BtosrtbeO by Iyard at Nit eveh. This Kts the a.'c cf wh-c'a is cusstirrd ly thousand, of Tears, cow lies ia the Fritirji ta Qseiirn, as . aim as ciear as it tvss tr.e i left tJ-ic rvaher's baro. U . tew Odd tfypu-. Here sre sotcc iccorpruous tele--r-c-. --.Ve'-lie bsi tne p.rL Seil dv ir;v at jTice raziu-d. -.Vatildi died v-s ; rj.iy. fer.d Cf t7 dollars' wjrth of 1 -pj-. welry.- "?-tad Psaliae here, t i' -"t trtiin. i;..r a ehanee la p-t her n-:rr:eij.. Asd this fro; a Penr .iva- i.i.i piitk-iao H bis ia t ..- thojssad icaj rity. .s?r. I .tat; "icd last ONLY A I RICK OF THE TRADE. Aa f spkr-i-i Ac7' Clever for Dra-njninc ff Trm. like every other vocation of mea and women, the eniployinent ayeiit pos er ses a device that is peculiar to bi particular calling that is worthy cf enrollment amonjr the namerons tricks of trade," and. although it tiaack of deceit, it no doobt serves i' pnrpr.e wtU. The scanner cf operating- is thes deseri"'je-i by the Kochtster Ileralch A woaiaa of "good ad.lrest" is er-i-a;-ei by the proprietor of the employment ajrencr to answer adver tisement for female help. Each morn ing when the day bnsinesa Is bogen the propi-lator clostly scans the want column's of the papers, selecting there from 6uch advertisements as he or she may be able to fill from the lht of g-iris on the application book. A list is male out and piven to the before-mentioned woman of "f ood address." who immediately starts out to "secure the situations." I pon application to the lady of thehou.se who has advertised for a "pirP this woman of pood ad dress tells the. mistress that she has read the advertisement in the morning paper and would like to pet the place. Then follows the usual catechism cp piicable to such cases, and the lacy finds to her preat delhrht that she has at last discovered just the pirl f r whom fche has been l-kinp. oh, s.j -,ng. Tl.ire i-n"t anything' she caa't i. and the lady has really racked her bruin, to think of thing-s. too. the can iiake lively bread, cook any aplnablc, does not i.ject to c:sa i-a-'heIp'u-5 out" on w coinpanv," r shdav, has no "pentiemaa c.-s not want the parlor three n,g-hts a week and will rtvt po iiotne Suiidays, and. abve all. she has sv.ch f-d address. A bargain U .struck on the spot; the tit-w pir'l will coitie to-morrow aud the v ares are rt.a-r.i.a'i le. The la-y l.ur ri -s d v-n town an i orders her adver tisement out cf the paper, lures away a d i n or tr.-.re likely b.vjkii. pirl v. '..) apply f'-r the place itrl7 the tly, and tincliy at cio'ht she p-n-s to 1,-e.i and f:ills aiecp without a care ur,.a her miud. societhi:.. she has r.ut .ive slr.ee the ia'-t eirl pave her "v. arn i:.r."' Pat. oh, vthat a difference in the ruori;ir.l When nine o'cI-kI; comes, instead of the love'y w..:uan of 'j.'fd a-h'rvsa" who was hired the day In f ore, the hour brings two. niaylsj three, very indifferent .specimens of the per.us hired pirl, who exciaiia iu chcrus that ther "have come to gst that job.- "V, by, I uoa't waat any help," es e'.aims the lady f the hou-e. "I've cr.-ared a pirh." anJ ihe makes a&r tiua to clo.-e the d.-or In the face of tl.--ur.v -!., n.e ca . 1 l rs. !. ;. : e i.B'.r.,"' returns the cbt-ra. -Itt Mi s can't mm. ; v's sick, an I she tol 5 a? to conic and r..-t ti c v ia re V-ca:i-c ra wanted a -i.-h MSe'TSMIi'." 1 he 'V Irh." are clsn.i.w-i with bet little c- reia-r-iiy. yet tvt urt.l the lady haslet.i;: d that ti t-r ctae ircra Na. Mreet, wbsre aa employment agency is knewa- to be. and tfur co-ji-trh? i.jles r.ith a fw tnend wh have bad a similar erperlc nee the laly resolves to beware in fatare o the wv-rr-n o: r. of :lre.w. HE SECRET Cr H!S HEAkTH. It l In f:: t-ii!y a rry Saixli F;:iat t.ii!y a rf A !ntrr.s c'A ruia recently told the 1 writer the ferret cf his rtrrreL-t: f health, says the Xe York iaru lie is lar a', n? ia the &?vtr-ties, is an :r-ce- ; f-.tl---abl wtrkcr, free front dcaftev eve;; lasses, rh 'u3.at.-m and other ir- dicati. t.s rf a ivanclnj a' e. lila r.an,e j is -.viihh eld at h;a o-vn r.-e". bat hh nieth si of life is t.f iVresa. Until bs teas forty years " ae be sn-ered froia j a Ltiia't- r : pet'y ilh Ia iij-sllon ; r.as t,;i- ef them ari-1 aa over'our-i- r.'a ausocal t-f fat an-.t'r. r. Aim it iac,-- j saat hea-li-hes at t'pht rc-ndervJ h..- j work t.;ihill and dl::ic":t- I; was fcv! j until l.e had ja -ed his f rtith ytar tiit came to tie cs-clUfivB ti-at lieariy all bi ills cat-c from exec-cdvo tatiscr. Hi pt.t Liatfs-if at once cp--a a r- u ixen v, hich be has n.ainlaiiie.i for upwards of thirty-ave years. Like taprivi, Napolroa and many other j reat o'n, be ri't-6 tt six in the mum In wli.ter tad ere in the Siin-iner, ar:i takes a lipht exerchso before drciS I'.fT. Ti-.-.i be lie'bl an &Icohvl lamp. Uj some v. c.j2ee of f.vo iter and makes a cap of jarts Java and one part M icna. J ae co.Tee i' rcat care. After it u-r n iu:r.r.t-.-s lie v is seiecleU Wila has N.-iled for hi -urs a iitUe cold v.ater a it to se'tle tne prouad. puts ia sirrie rail!,, drinks two cups and eals three ur f :nr biMrait. Then be p,x-s i:.t his 5tu.:y nu 1 undertakes the moot M.-rics yrubleius of the day. Por six h-nrs lie v. urk stea Uly. His mind has f-t b-n ("l-t'irbc l by any inciject, not ef n ! the entrance of the terv i.nt v. i'.li hi., break fast. Atone o'clock he cats whatever bis appetite craves. 1 '.. r- i. ! re-triction whatever at tacab Afur this lie walks re-i:Ioa-Jy f.r n aour, and during that lay r.bt an, thc-r mouthfal of f . 1 eaea his !:ps. Jf at eight or nine eV!-k at iii-iit a f-iig' of bu jfer v -in, -. i-ii he ' iiU'.- plas jf milk, but i .i'f.i.-:p r. He bis come to the c-mclr.si-.a that txcessjve eating kilb !..nre '-,-"e -.Isan evfft.ss.iTf drinking. ac Nwjaprr 1 hievr. Por Hicn 1 .ays in succession, a family in Hart fori, Csiua.. missed the i:. ;n ; ; . r. Complaint was made : t the and it was found that the ;;:;vr l..i b en r.-?u!arly left every i::- ;-!.:: tn-;r. the front st?p, tad its 'l-'p; .-arce wa" a mystery. Some l.; s !a'-r a neighbor who had arisen e;:r'-t i.i the 1..-..TI. ii.p, baipcnir. to look .-.:t of x. in lc-.v, saw two b.r;e rals 'Ia the r .rstepof the bouse opposite 1,'c ! !:.-l iheir movements for av. lii! .-. a::d satv them take the mom- r acd disappear with it under He reported what l.e bad '. na investigation sbowed that b:id barrvwe-d down beneath h t the cellar, and in a se the pi. the ra: tie iv cluded sjjt bad built a nest, aa J were rearing a prumi.-acjs batch of younp T'ee le t. was eoastructed out cf Uart f,rd mominp newspapers. Vsi.e.-n lcdlan reooa. raeiicj is si?tv pretty penerally rccojaiie.l as a relic of barbarism, bat perkrps its most satisfactory form is th.it i radioed by some tribes of we'tira Indian. Qnarreis are rare ia a tribe, raoet of the tjatiiig beinij re feree! fur outsiders, but when a lend c.-ivs V-r-rv.-ec-n two braves cf the samo tr.'je all their friends niiite to see fair play. The dneiiits are slrippod. ar-d t'::e seconds tos up a piece of l ark. 1 he winner then seizes a piece of bard wcsaI s. a--,r.td by years of servh-e and stained v. ita the blood of former duls. TViUt this war club he bits his op ponent as hard a blow as bis strength will permit. The Injured man thea r.i. t-s tin t.A VV- the blows alternate until one brave the ether has had enough acd ueeiijtes to pick up the clab a&ia. The punish ment inflicted by these clubs is frhjht fab every How brinpicir blood and causing C;-c p cats and bruis s. Ica4 ilroca. Aeeordia to the reports of the pr.--eramer;t hospitai at Milan, broth fla vored with toads, which fchakespeare iescribeI as diabolical and poisocots, i tow s!n.m to possess effects no, injurious, bnt, on the contrary, cura tive of certain diseases. An Italian woman, whose husband was dyir of h---psv, determined to expedite cat-t.-rs by pjisoBicp bim. Aecordlnply she csupht a toad, wita which she tt3le soup. Instead of dying1 after cw allowing the li'jnid. the man com pletely recovered, much to bis wife's .ipust. It se-;m that the skin of the t--.au secretes a substance the active principle of which is phrynia, that acts in the same way as dipitalis, which, as ererybody kno'.vs. Is tbe remedy par excellence fir dropsy cri-iaalinp from heart disease. If the works of Shakes-p.--re are ev,-r subjected araia t re-vil-oij, the edit-jr will therefore have to ;osdify tV p.-sct's rj marks with rt ard to lite ii-.aracu.r of tle tcad broth brewed by the witches in ".Macbeth " Two Valuable f riencv 1. A f hyi-ian cannot be always Lad. EheoB.tim, Jfeora'pia, Brnie and Barns occar of'en and oatimea when least expected. Keep handy th friend of many Looeebolds and the destroyer of all pain, the famous Eed Fbig Oil, cents. 2. 5'acj a piecions life cc-uld be saved that's being racked to df&th with that terrible eoagh. rVcore a od nipbt's rest by investicr 3 cils for a bottle of Pin-Tina, the jtreat nc.eJj for coogha, colds and cob sen, f t ion. Pao Tina j1J at G. W. Becfoid 's I?op gtore. That wbicij is a tempest to aonie, to others is a pleasant and prosperous gale. Bucklen s Arnica Save. The beet S5ve in the world for Cats, Broise, Sores, rieem. Salt Kbeom, Fever Sorea, Tetr, Chapped Hands, Chil blains, Cores, and all Sain Eruptions, and positively cares Piles, or no pay re quired. It is guaranteed to pive perfect aatiafaction. or fnoney refanded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by J. X. Sny der. A docile disposition wi!L with appli cation, surmount every diiScnlty. A Million Frlends- A friend in need is a friend indeed, and not less than one million people have foon J just such a Iriend in Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Conybs and Colds. If yoa have never used this Great Cough Medicine, one trial will convince yoa ttsi it has wonderful cura tive powers ;n all diueaseg of throt, chest and ianps. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money will t-e refue'ed. Trial bottles fife at J X Snyder's drug htore ; lare bottles oOcts and 1. If industry is no more than i at least anexoeCent one. babit it Deserving Praise. We desire to say to our citiz c, th it f jt years we have been N-iling I'r. KirV Nesr Iiiscovery ftr Cusauiptioa, Ir King's New Lite Pids-, Buukien's Artica Salve and Eic;ric Bitters at;ti have nev er bandied remedies that sell as wvl!, or that have ei ten su- b universal sati'fac lion. AVe do not Les:la'e to puaran'te tbero every tune, and we s!aod rea3y to refund the pun-ba prt-, if Ba!:faror rer-ulis do cot foiiow their use. Tl ---remecies have on their preat popoljri ty purely on their n.eri'a J. X NYi'Ea. I'rcpirift. "Para, when a isilirieiaa p's into oftie, does be ha,e lo take en !!; T' Yes, n:y tc " "Acl when be pscat cf ifik-edoet-be tike an oth ? "Ye, 1 oat it." u; litre U nctLiag crmpnlm-ry Don't Quarrel With pecp'e f r pnuir:p hen they suf frr with tihtaaiatigru or Xeura': pi; the pain is si a. pi y t-rrib'e; no ancient tort ire s more piinfai ; r rit peopl- ouelt to be blamed if bavcp P.heO(l,atia:n or Xeuralpia acd ronl i- P.ed F'a Oil ; it has enred Lcndreds of stiiTerers an-i or.ts on;y 25 cents at G. TV. BenfurdV Dnr ' Store. Rich Ytu'h I sbecid cot object to the work of earn ing my cw n 'ivir.p if 1 had to, but what I shocH bate would be the c5 -iousuess aad petty tyranny of superiors I sboain bate to Lave to bow to the whiuis of some wealthy man not a bit better than myself. Poor Youth That's easily avoided. Be a typewriter, liice I am. Employee never pot on airs over me, I know boa to take tbe star- h out of em. -Eh? What do you do?" "Ask 'em bow to spell a Lard word now aad then." A Hard Fight. The coai hi ned forces of tLe aeatbn o-tring the winter sj-hviq ar exerted t. destroy h-a th G-oaia nd Od Is t itk ns, w t;i( h, if n-:e-tel. reai- n. Pfieumcnia and C 'nsuaiptioii ; !b-se yses tisimily r sui seri"U-'y. SVnd f i Pan TinH, tbe pr at Ctxiph und C'&snim ioc Cure, end save d.-tor br's. P.m Tica sold at G. TV. Benford's Drug Store. Little Dick Why do t't y call women ti e fair stx? Some of cm are aafol boaieiy. Little D-t I 'ppose it's "cane why theb're bonester than men r'i .Yrj. Prevention Is Better Than cure, and t nose who are toibj-ct to r'uenn!at:?ni can prevent attacks bt keepirp the bl od psrean l free from the at id whiih caases tbe dlsta. Yon cr.r. rely upon C'v1's Sursapsrii'a ss a ren:e dy fL.r rheo;iiatisai and catarrh, a'o f ? every foiot f cr .fj'a, salt reau', b., aid other diwases ruj-d hv itr.j ..r blojd. Ittottsand vitaiizts tbe whole H')od's effect P;l; 3 are easy and penile in "Didycoaik Miss D- :.'e if -ti e ou'Jb ;ocr, Horae7" I sb"o!.l ssy not, ia',,a " ' But I thought y -a ia'eoded to do "Ilardly. What I did ask her wis if I xigbt be hers." i,'tirei.' Fnt Preat. On Trial. That's a pood way tot xy a medicine, tut its a pretty tar 1 cn lition order which to ttii it. Perhaps you've cli-e-i that tbe cnlinary bit cr miss medicice doesn't atten.pt iL Tbe only remedy cf its kind so remark able in ilstfT-cts that it can be so! ion this plan is Dr. Pierce's G!dt-n Medical I'iscoTery. Asa blood-cleanser, strenpth restorer, aad fitsb-enilder, there's noth irg like it known to the medical science In every dieaye where tii fu is io the liver or the blood, a Dyf-peps:, Indijtes tion, Billicusness, and the mt robUm Skin, Scalp, and Scrc.ful-nj ffcii.,n, it is quanr.Uti in every cass to 1-er.eSt or core, cryen Lave your moaey back. To every fuaVrtr fr m Catarrh, no matter he bad the rase c r bow-lonp standinp, the proprietor" -t Dr S-pe's Catar-h Uemedy fy this: ""If we c-un'l core it, perfectly and permanently, well pay yon $.xX) ia rath." Svdd by all drrp gists. Geologists say that Richmond is boilt ott a bed of chalk that contains 10.O. 100 n iuote extinct sbt to every cubic icch of the f trtuar. It is said that the sadden expansive force exerted by water at tbe moment 0 freexicg is probably as much as 00,03 pounds per sqsare inch. Inapint; a boasehold nTnheriaj tTi.ns ar.l no woman allowed an part in tl e naiannent Soeh is the ci at D'oia Battc'de falaoe tie Sultan. fl Mtjsty never as a U:e and stldom a knife or fork, but tbe dinner terrsres are cf go'd sndsilrrr. MADE TO ODDER. Imitations of An'mtls Thit Wotili Fck21 tha Beasts Taemselvea. Tha Art of the enttor mo4 tha Palntar Caaplofed la Their Prndarttua Mora Ltfrlika Thu tha Work af the Tuldfniict. The art of the sculptor is utilized at the Natinal museum in TVashinpton for making snakes and alligators and the like. When the scientists were in-vesJi.Ta'-in? the alle?el petrified wom an which was broufrht to Washington recently sikk of them said work just as wonderful was done every day by Prof. P. A. Laeas and the taxidermist. The TVashinjlon Post at the tlae told the story of how the woman was made at Fresno, CaX.. in a so-called petrifac tion factory. A rcp-Tter called the ether day and leara-i front Josepli Padmcr, the veteran taxidermist at the museum, bow he makes snakes, alliga tors, turtles, squirrels, froj-s and a mnititu le of other animals. Tbe shop wbt ra he does bis work is a curiosity Tbe public is not admitle 1 to his secrets aad be keeps a b;p sia on bis door for it to keep out. There porter found him with a stracjre as sortment on hand. A monstrous cr oc odile was stretched out oa a table. Mr. Palmer said it was ret trne to croco dile life- lie was captured before the time when men knew how to manufac ture them, and Mr Palmer remarked that be was staffed like a sausape and that bis anas and lers stuck oat from his body like thoe of a scarecrow in a ccrnefd. The allipator and the snake could not be stcUed. be said, and be led tbe w ay to another room, where be unlocked a door and pointed to two or three bhj alligators as much like life as if they were snuninrr themselves on the banks of some Florida lajrocn- Mr. Talmer put bis hand on the bi;r jaw muscle of the saurian and said that that could only be shown in one of bis casts. Tbe shouhler-bia.le, too. and the poise of the animal, the posi tion cf his feet, aad a hundred other little fine points which, for tbe sake of exactness, the scientific maa will labor early and late to obtain, be also point ed out. He put hi band down the rep tile's mouth aad showed that the Cap, which be may want to keep closed when snapping files or divinp under water, ai-d which closes insida bis mouth like a clam shell, could not be teprcsented in tbe stuffed specimen Then Mr. Faltner proceeded to re late bow be took the bur monsters, which were brought to him froti Flor ida, and after killing thera scrronndfd them with a plaster of raris or clay cast and made a perfect alligator from the living creature. -Just divide the mold." said he. "ia twain after it is set and take it off the dead monster, that has been placed in any position d-ir.-d. and you have the impression to make one hun dred allipators from if yoa like. Pot:r the piaster ia the mold till it is full and let it seb It is tbe simplest thin? in the world. Yea have a perfect al li ra tor. Xo'.hlaj could be more life like. It is so near perfect that if yoa should put it down in Florida on the sa-ds the darkles would think it per. uir i. it would need Crf t a coat of al iiratr paint front the museum artl-.t- Mr. Pilmer then told me bow one painter made a tci'-takc ctid painted aa alligator's divs white, thereby giving the animal a cni-.-al h-ok. fer. nclike tie t:rer. t:ie amra t or n 2 s icn - shrrp claws, which ere as blaffk his bide. A larrre assortment of artificial tur tles were scattered ia eor.fuvon about the taxidermist's apartraMit They were so real, too, tnat a C hmonTer with an ere to business would be rut tin? the kr.ife into them. A s leath- erback which world we':.rh sLtteen hundred pounds and sorr.ethirp mr? in life was ptrc'.e l np)n a hiph pile cf skins, t ort couid bold :t out at arm s ln-t'.i. It was of papier mrichc. The real animal is necessary first to p t the ravl-.l from. Then they are c-ually ..'.if Seult to mold, becau.se of the maty creases under their shell which the plaster will ct enter. Mr. Pa!r.er overcame this c:a:cu:tv y a rrocess which is bis own. and consists of pv:r inp hot paraSr.e around the shell. This permeates the little creases aid cor ners and makes a perfect moid. The ca t ii taken by preicp thu panler inaohe into the mold and allo in? it to harden. The painter then takes it and paint. what is necessary to make a ?reen turtle, a dian.icd-back or a hawk's bilk Mr. Palmer himself likes to talk !cst of snakes. Tlieruaceum is tot makiay many re;tiles now. bnt in the past it lias t'.imed oat lots of thcra. Ail the species in America have Wen cast by Mr. I aimer, so that tiiere is little call for this kind of work nox A f uhstitnte for I lne,1 OX in all branches of trade the tendency cf the day is toward economy, lv.tli in the cost of production an 1 the pur chase of raw material. Ia X . r-.vay. t train oil made from ba blocks i- r:0v tabic? the place tf linseed oil f r mi.i int paint, and is cot only cheaper, but it is said to be even more dura' Ie A otiart of it costs only three cent s, an 1 when it Js mixed with a little Jayan dryer, it pives a smooth, shining surface, which covers w. 11. and ha. excellent weather-resisting pr.-p-.-rtic Tbe economy of this substitute foriirs seed oil is shown by the fact that a quart of paint mixed with it, and used for a second coat, will cover nearly one hundred yards cf woolwork. WLce mixed with a safacient quantity of dryer, it dries quite as quickly as lin seed oiL Q'JEES rR'CXS OF LA GRIPPE. Sometime It flraia Serl.:! sp.t in the ADttoiaj-01 her Fm'.a. I-ach succeeding year that the prip visits this country it displays some new and surprising peculiarities, says the Philadelphia Press. While this year's epidemic, accor-linp to the doctors, is of a milder and less danperous char acter thaa its predecessors it has mani fested ia its unwelcome conrse a tcn dercy ta play straape and curious tricks. Probably the queerest ca'C. and of mo-.t interest to physicians, is one that occurred at the Jeffern hos pital The patient as saiTerir. all the usual agonies, which it is needless to describe, for everyone knows what they are. Priphtfcl healaches were Ms chief enrnpiaint. "Paetor." be said one day. -'it seem to na that there is a s;t on my head that is turnir.r like a red-hot coal. Can yoa feel it'" aad he p"ii.ted to a place oa bis forehea J The tl.ennc:r.e ter was applied and bis t-aire rat re was repi: tered cs r.rrr.el. An apr.'i cntton to the sr-t il t If. h )-.vev. r. re vcaVd the stnrtlir? f.tct ti-at it was several drprccs htt-.T thin the rvt of I hi face. Dr. J. W Hi.-t. a re i hnt i phyician at the hopiUil. c-r.-riir.ed that the fevered spr t woul 1 t : ;. ar ia ditTvreut pcrts of the patient" rci'l oa different days anJ warrely tu r i.i the same place Dr. V iliian M. Aupncj.ar-sistart ti-'d-iea I inspector cf the b-ar l of h. al.li. related a case that came un l .r his 0b servatioa where a promInr-r.t b'liaess man of this city, nearir. mid l!o a -e. was tahen sick withotit wart-ici.', and exhibited the c ual ferip Kynptj;ns. When these bad been sccccs-fal'v treated, aad while the patient ap;eare-.l to be rapidly recovering, the disex suddenly located itself in the head and prolaced such apoaizing' Eeum!!7ic pains that the sufferer's hair, a lark brown, changed in a fe clays lj aa iron pray. Anoihr queer ease was experienced by Dr. P. G. Skillem. I a this istance the patient was a younger man. tnd altera wees ssiccesis Uievrncl vi-itor ' left him with a bald bca b although this part of his anatomy bad heretofore been crowned with ocite a plentiful aupp'y of Lzr. Icviporalor. and biir pToivers were alike ur.ava-llnT. ar;d - the hair -t-bV.rn'y persisted ia drop J ping out io small but trrequititltica. GOLD IN MINNESOTA. fha Becvot DiwoTjtt tha Hlwerwl S"at 1 ar froaa tha Caaarfhut Border. Tbe story of tbe discovery of gold on the islands' in Ealny lake, Minneso ta, not far from the Canarin boun dary line, does not come as a surprise I to old settlers of the Bed river valley. says the Xew York Evening- Post, for nearly ten years apo there was much talk icon; them of a new EJ Dorado in that region. Xo gold was found, however, until August of this year, when a miner washed nt a pan of it oa an island in Eairy lake about a mile mnith c-f the Canadian line. With fif teen years' experience as a mirier in Colorado this prospector bepan an- ex ploration cf the P.ainy lake country last May. starting- from Rat Portage as oon as the Ice was out of the Lake of the Woods. His equipments were a lanoe wcighinp one hundred and t wee ty-five pounds, tbe common imple ments of a prospector, a heavy revolver end a bunting knife. For weeks at a time be did not meet a human bcinjj and wa- obllped to tmst entirely tr the instinct of an explorer. At one time he was completely lost ia the wil derness, wandering blindly front lake to river and from river to lake, the face of that country being a network if waterways. At the end of the fort night be came out on tbe Dawson route, which once extended from Port Arthur far up into Manitoba. In old days the route was used to convey sup plies to the Hudson Bay company, and also a military post road. Then tbe portages from bike to lake were care fully cleared, and en each portage were kept teams to transport the sup plies. Tha building of the Canadian Pacific made the old trail useless and it is now abandoned- By this time b was isome e.Utanee front Cainy lake, bisdestiuation, and many miles north of the boundary line, but the Dawson r.iute started bint ia the right direo tioit cpa-n. With tbe aid of an Indian sruide he reached at last the south branch of the lake and then followed aiong the shore. Finally, when he had covered nearly half the distance on the shore line, Le came upoa the talc for m.'iti"n for which he bad been search ing. In less thaa twenty-four hours he found quarti rock. A lump was enf-hed In a small mortar and the fragments washed in a pan. The re sult was the discovery of the first gold hi Minnesota. Whether it will pay to mine thequartz Uanothercnattcr. t'oia-ini-iioner of the General Iind CiUce Lamoureux lately received a report on the gold discover! ii Minnesota frora a special aerl, -,. - i:-ted that be is ilr.tily cotitiaced that the country in the vicinity cf Cainy lake i di.-tinc'.ly a mineral country, unfit for any other purpose. The evidence of pold is deemed very rieh, and tbe land has been withdrawn from settloxient- TKE INDISPENSABLE ALLIGATOn LoiM to Commerce for Hi IIMe and to Farmers for Hit Apatite. Tbedemar.d for alligator skir.s at the north, where they are tanned and made into valiset. satchels, pocket books etc.. has ca'ise.1 them to be h-jntcd so chseiy that it has almost re sulted in their ntirc destruction. Ilc fore the d -luar.d tp; for their hides the baes and 1 av us cf I.oui-iaca were full c-f t saurins. which cia no par- ticular .n.aa except in catchinp a stray p:: or err the', but otherwise they were net s.ur posed to be of any value at alb V. i-.Ii the cllsar.pearance of the alii patcr. sars the Xew Orleans Times Dersocrat. it rrai netieed that there wss 3 m-rked incrra--; in the tnsber rf other m: chicvous Rriinal?; epo-c-a'ly itt the rice fields of Plaicemire parl.-h, the mnikrat Increased to an ex tent that it was almost irst-osf-ible to keep up the back U-vccs. w hieh were built fr the purpose of keepuij t.se water on the rioc curing the growing sea;on. The damcge cause.1 by tha rats barrowirp throupb tbe eribank mects necessitated con-tant vratehful r,5 and entailed m-..'b hard labcr, either in rebuilding theia entire or dip ping out the burrows cad filling in with solid earth. The rodents also in fest the front levees, honeycombing them ia every direction, necessitating constant attention to avert the dis astrons con residences resulting from a crevasse. Track farmers in the lower part cf ria'ju--mines have alio complained that since the extermination of the al 11 -atcr the coxnion rabbit, the raccoon and other wild ar.imals have increased largclj, and that the rabbit e.-peciaiiy 1;3S proved very destructive to cauli !low cr, cabfcace and lettuce: ia fact, cur Informant said that if these ani mals continue 1 to increase he would be compelled eithT to erect a woven wire fence around bistraek f arm or aba nden the culture of some of his most profita ble vej-clables. Several years since the police jury of the frish of Pla'pie mincs passed an on! i nance forbiddi ni tric killing of the alilpator, and with the increae ea:ne a corresponding Ie crea.se ia Hie r.nmber of destructive vermin. We under-tan 1 that the liw has since been rcpeaU i For whi rca-on we do not kno-.v. A Dangerous Jch. To cut a trEck through tlie bih ci:d prse:piuas riountainsof north tjuerns lajid t'-.e men ore oblhred to be hur.p in chains, and. totwith-standing t'ii rrccauti oa, about fifty have lot tin ir lives by losing l':eir f. Kt inp and b-.-ir.--dt bed d.7iu ore tlioa-ond feet iat. the cha.m 1 elow. Twice the atUc:; " to forta this roadway has all but be .. abandoned, but the contractcrs. with characteristic pluck, bave aldrcssed Ihem-sclves to the work agaia. A Coriuoa lrcm. A drum i.i a-c among the Xaj.is of Ir.dia is formed out of the trunk of n large tree, hollowed, e"axrate!y carrsd acd painted ia front, after the manner c. a lipurehead of a ship, and fnmt-heil at the oth. r end with a straight tail The drum is rai-ed from tbe ground on logs of w.-v.; b It is soaoded by letting a beavy j-iececf wood fall against it and by beating it with doable-headed hammers. A R-irbartrot Memeota. "It vas decidedly a grim ornament." sr.:d ihe society yoar.g man. "tbst 1 saw reeentlT at the housj of a well- known civil engineer whose career h?.?. sme t me tetn in the Ih-wkv monn- taii'.s. It was a teeklacc compo-l of the finper calls of a young Skox brave slain by a Ute wnrrier. who with the of bis victim bad taken this tr phy of bi prwes. Strange to say, this necklace was intrinsically very bandsome. Tlie cbaracterb-tie shapeliness of the Indian's arm and band, ideally perfect even to the Cnpvr tip. vr-iiV.i: trate.l in this barban.es tient rito. 1 he necklace cf ten p-e?--s was m coiT a vital Irrv.-n. srpgest more t.m.i anvt.urg cl-e a stn.-;g of I acorns. So removed ia appearor.ee wa ! it from any forbidding s-u-p-stirn of . the sava -e deed :. rv--.-.rhsl that th.? : pcaiineiy petitle and rwil:.-.-1 w..ii.a-i I to whom it was shown bar. -lie 1 it 1 ::g- j ing.'y, an-.i t-re,: 01 tr.e nsiet :! a! ! be ever gave it atsjy it shoal.l b : her- I tj, An Ifn'orir s. oeh j There is in tl-jIh'W.iv. Scrf'sal, an : tn.-ient ruin known as Aeet!eart Ab- bey. Within its ivy-owered. st-.-rm-, battered walls lies burled the cfu-cti. n ; ate an-t devnted Dervorrl'b with the heart ef br bnsliand. John Ilnlkib ea bilmel upon her bresi.-k Lovely 5a their live, in death they are nt di vided. Tl.e cmmb'ir.g ruasor.n- is still urd must e-rer be a roJiaDC- ia i!s svm-l-ohv tX death and deetiy. telllnp e-ery , day, a.s it has fr six hundred year, j tbe thrilling story cf a wemaa'a t- udcr Ijvc ftnd devotion. Cbicr.po Heral b II .i Far. i Irt. AVicksrire IX) von ever tlil.ii ,vbt yea would do if jrca shonld lje me, di-ar i" ' Sir. Wick wire I have bad fears of i losirrf yos for s.-re li.-ne now. "Uood jrrac-lctu! blow? "If your hleeee jret mach l-ig-jvr yon are li-ely to p-t lost in them." Indlnn rclia JosroaX JXe CkmtQr from CirO-ni to TTmRaaAoo-f this pcrcud the yoni woinaa J-jVMi. ... J't. ... iiT nervous traunies, L'kh eouunue troceh f A if&CA hie. bavw tir onia I JL.-1 .- ' t tLis nma. If terw b pain, bra iacba, and 1 .nr ninrrAHUL I ir the pseral bewilh notrd. he Tix.iM ai of nriKvna 'r.ocld be rrk.yed. Ixtor I if rv"i Favont Prosmptn A lis the bnw i't.nc and nerni at MthwtiBWi Tbe best biy con-'-Jiti.n recite from iUu It's ' a remedy sjwciaily momiea trr tfcoas (hUOw wmian uu A,nmrctn.ts tt-r.t a-til. women- ldrd at one peno.i a-:bn-. For all wromrn. at ail limes of hfa. in all casrw of perulsar nature, tr " Pr-senpUao " is tbe oe nent that badd. up, stre>bens, mad care. Iu catarrhal mfamrnation, in chronic cis orders and iksiJaeemeots common to women, it is 7.irocc-i to bectlt or cure, or tha money is refunded. Dr. Page t P.--redy positively cure Catarrh. CURTIS K. GROVE, SOMERSET. PA. spring wa-rO.t BrrrwiGoy- sT- K(-TRS tSuWlrT'SN "' Pamnng Done 0 Soon Time 4 work U vde out tt 7y-wy.v aetMta aad Lie BrM ma md Ad, fltxiauna::' CocitriK-tei, Ntfci'y FlaUhed, as w ArranT'-,1 ut fir Saiiifactinr. 2mplr7 Crly e4uru.g ot AajLiaOtii. Xy i-iL lxa m iort K.!te -rr-e REASOStPLE tzi K Work Warrantai and EvaTtae mj Aoca. and Leara rTv;v do Waoa-work. aud fcrouh Seivea 6ar wai rfHU SeiceKber the pare. and rail la CTJRTI3 K. GROVfc. SaM oriann Boom ,:VliSirt A. H. HUSTON. Undertaker and tmba!mer. and ihini irta:nia to fin;ertlt turn 'ccd Somerset, Pa. 3:-Jy DOLLARS per r.icriTH Irj Your Own Locality made eai'y and honorably, without capi ta!, dariri j yo:;r hours. Any rtin, w:cau.by. orp;:i taudo the work hand iy, without tx;-crience. Talkinp un-uiress,-.ry. No:i.ii;; like It for money itakiiig ever ciL-red Ix-fore. Our workers I always pros-scr. a t:me wasted in icaminp the easiness, t. e teach yoa ra a r.:,ht bow to succeed from the first hour. Yoa can make a triil without 1 1 peuse to yourself. We start you, ftrnUh evcTTthiu uied to carry en the busi ness socce-i-fuliy, and puarantee yoa apainst fulhire if yoa but follow our sin ; If, pliid i i-tr-ic'io:!. Reader, if you are i;i weid cf ret,!;,- money, and tva.it to know til anont the best payiEg ba-ine'ss iefare the pchiic, send us your addre-s and we wiil n;a:l yoa a Iocu laeut giving jmi all the particulars. TRUE & CO., Dox 400, Augusta, Maine. CONDENStO TIME TABLES. Paltin:ore and Ohio Railroad. Somerset and Cambria Branch JohKtfomt M?il Erz'fj. R."-rkwool 2 a. m , Jsiyom Jr"-7 jTrrv. K. t'.l li'o ft. m., ScTt 1:1. -ut -UaTO 1:4, HoiT:Tiiie St nirv-t p. m, Mir!; w a 7:11 p. m., H jufensTi.le p. m.. Juum-utmn h;io p. m Ssi"-i imwia.4u-R4rkwoi4 125 ft. m acrKt, 1:1 & t 3a. S!iv OsTf Jchi,towu :?J a. a., HooTmri!t 9 ft. ia.. St.'.Mon ft. m roiccnt it ! c, RoC6mj tOii ft m iCfTe; 5:0S p. fENNS ylva n ia p.a ilf.oad eCIIXbCTE IX EITEtT S0V. IS, CASTERN STANCAM0 TIMC Trtnf ar-irc and tirj-tn from the rsicn at Joba?;oa Q a Ut,-x : EiTWAF.D. F.xprfc. K x t-rc-s.. , A'-r K-in.t.lttL;xz . Turif. a" P-.1- r grr Vml ,J'tii-:owa AfsiumciJat.oa F iiBe .. m .- t s . m - t- :' a. m . 10 a. m -' a a J.S.' a. m . S. le a.m - . n . Jif p.m. EA-T-TAP.D. a .". 40 a. ta S -.t a. m , l:iora Aim- Vin Lint txf-re .. mis a. d. .-ay r i; .. A t.v:,a Ar.mio?a'JoTi.. J.rfi:iU3n e:.;7i c ti: :aic:,".M. , Fat Line . , . 11 10 a. m . LK'j p. n . 4 11 p. m . t W p. ia . . 7 16 ts ta lo aj p.m i it. rooTkrt trrrt or al- iU, ?. A. W. li Jl'J IL.h ATtf- 1- J. R. W. .r otn'l I'm.. Agt- Frr -:eA, rsnr-Tsx-. F re I 'I-!-.--. ota i i'ir.M Xolhin; On Earth Will kh fr I ar -i mm Sfccritfan's Condition TowJcr! KEEPS YOUB CHICKENS Strc and Heilthy ; Prrvcsta all Diceaae. Cao4 fr Moultlmg Bern. ll-aiws.jii,. s.it fcroi-ir. :t -.-!-. -Uvkn-tuatirfM irr-wean'tsrtitaendta na. Aak fkrati for & ct aamo& pvt . ft Lnr tit .x 1'7 i' bi tnr, , flm,m r-,. . S-Jil-rc v r T- t-l ffJliri riKthnfK J -f .--w ' ' m.:-a fa i YOU CAN FIND THI3 PAPFR ! 51?S:REin2TG702T EE03. 1 - r p tr U M I? M m. v r M -ft i : "a. It is to Your Interest TO BUT YOUR Drugs and Medicines OF J. H. SHYDEB. srocBvea to Biesecker k Snyder. None but tbe p arret and best kept in stuck, led when Drugs bn-ome init by sta'i ne. aa certain of them do. wt a troy them, rather than im puae on our customers t'in can depend on hanne PRSCR!?rasS 4 FAMILY RECEIPTS 'ac aiih -aft- ' M nri, 4 - -hef !ln!-C:ie h.u ;ifi tuin; artic.W rarrh lew ttua. and fcfcv given n a 'ary t)an- . ViniuiTe and hal) "till omtinw v. '4-r the vert h 1 w i ft.r t s -- . - PITTIXO TRUSSKs A - runciu, atisiai-t:i ajil a trouble in this im f t a raj 1 SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES la freai vanetj , A tVJ set ot Test Lria Con-e in and have yo:ir ey namii eJ V coarse for examination, and trMnhV. " a- sn iriit yon Come sd s- n EUspectfrdl; JOHN N.SNYDER. Jacob D. Swank, V It-b maker and Jeweler, Sen daar rat cf Lutheran Ci-jr b Somerset, Pa. I am dot prepared to Ecp plj the public with clocks, watches and jewelry of all decripnon3, a3 cheap as the chejpe;"t. REPAHUXG A. SPKCLVLTY. All work guaranteed. Looi at my stoiik before making your pnir chascs. JORDAN & HINCHMAN. V? sr r - -v.'jir with "nr : d iare '-is. fi Ur trai:-T-ff r!: fU-j a . l Pi-ifm.i SI.' ,T:.i -Ttrvt.'; t';;3 r.e a 1r-t cl-t- ) i- :-e !, tl-e I ; 3 or- -f .: fir-.- irs ;inmi'":v. ar:t ; r-s;.i;i il:t- !-. exv : j vh viks a ! s Ar, i - Ki- r.. a", i ore t.f t;. ;.e-t a-srtme::' '2 Mam S:.-v-t, Johnstown, Pa. GOOD LIQUORS ! and Chsap Licp:rs y caUIr u :tr Old RInsi- i..QOor 3kra. 5- 303 Xaia St, and 106 Cllnlon St, Johiistown. Pa., a'.'. k:nlj rf the Ctoi'teft U..aorp ta martrt eaa hl To say oi-1 cu-wmen thia im a aU koovD fart, and iu a.1 .ber eocviacuic trout aiil be j.Ttn. !. c i tyrf i that I keep oo bar l fce frtai"t Tar.:r of Liquors, tte caoiceit braji 1 ai:J at ti LweM pricu. P. S. FISHER. HARDWARE ! HARDWARE I 1 19 now prepared tOA."rrr CiftU itt pib- line by me iwi-iiii-m rrniiy ix.-1e i t;y KrBier ..rgv t I kreo ft:l s:x of -vrt: r ia sd line in'l kt pnce e-ftiivnjir on:ilt:oo. If von nt r:n. rpmltcr, ft ed v ft jeis.k't. n ft ia-rr. ft b-rrrle. ft TA.r of--U-5. hin?- r, wtvw-v ftiii 1k-w fcijr. tkore in: sets, or ftruiLf c ia LATvinue ft jutvest pr.tr cft,2 ud zee- Herman Bantley, Clinton St., Johnstown, Pa lf-1 -1 A' ir - V. si Cures thoinanda annusllTof LiTr Coia plasiita, li; !:finness, JacnJice, DrrppT t'.u, Onstlpr.tiTi. Msiarl. '-r Ilia remit Irotnaa I rte-.i'Tl.tTcrtLsnanj' oinfr csnie. '.-i f-T y ?rsf-i b.f-n jon can bacire-Ir Pr. i-i-.f.:: r IiTigor- 1 ot it : . ': i-:'iv v: Fl R n a . i COPYRIGHTS. CAX I OBTAni A PTtT Fur a ini ar.1 aa b.u onut rr 10 ll vtaj( lt.,koMnkdtr!Tis.n- itrwsiffl .r l4 Mlnst aaa-M. VBea.ri, t:'-j-w-tJ?"Ki8'lT atuO. A llaa4Vaa A 13 tTrmnm wKmiat Fa teat acxl l-rvm to a tain ic-m w-xt AUo a r.i ue ot saauhas kt and rtjftc tonlia -at Pm it, tun tmm V una ft fa. Trr. m afxxuai not tb wieattae tarrirti, ant i ' ara kroKr.t mey be:. tec pvbwiuw oat ert to turn mxrs-or. T s ,t ; r1 pap r 1 M w i eacr.y 'liQrmt-.! fc. Sy ir- Urrt nfrauaa of aov -ci-ftc vora in ua orl-l, $3 a var. a: n p., g et frw. B j:J:- fetiooLotiir. tl4t v. m:Aa er-ic i-S omt v Krrr BH.N!f ciaui. tiaan tiroi piat, ta ccSun, matt (AntAtr-at ha of av fco ffa. wita pusnA barters to bnm Uka sv.-t V-itrM aJ s-ar atra.-t iMrw MIMJ OJ. rar iok. 3al Biuuvai thpostaxt to ADTraTisra.. aIm ffeaat cf Ci eotmtr papers is fixiaj la Bnusgtcn's Const (seat UstA. Etrewd adrerusexs at3 LbemeciTea of tho lists, a copy of lrhklt eta ta had cf fiiciiiigtca Eroa- ofKcV Totk A Futbtrj. bUoults at Price ir f i-jj", CArS ttAiCl.-.a L lT;oorijj... IT 4 i-bMC-.., ... ar PWi.a sd V.- -? . . . -.irrj : Ai L :c Iuk.1 Htrua. -i jj v VJ t ( nA '.rt K t,;,! fv- vT? r" s.j - v ' v. fa 3i-Tyiu WT, t ( FVaa ----- A. W- f. a. nrctT A CtlcTC. tf jltoUIiwal..CUKisau,0k - SCHMIDT The Largest Wine Liquor Ifi THE UNITED STATES. DISTILLER AND JOBBER OF Fino Whiskies. A'O.SL tS ASD V, FIfTU A VEUVE. PIT1EII.',h, ps Ai' orders r-ceived by nvt.l wiU receive amit k'j-.',-. New York Week Tribune -1 Somerset Herald ONE TWO DOLLARS AJlressall orieri to Ths fItir!j.LD. IT WILL, PAY VOIT to rt TOCB tteruorial IVork WM. F. SHAFFER, SOMERSET. PEJfJfA.. tt aoi-mrez a! aad iwcr U Wort KnuMn.'Vtt fnice. (a oU K mm m mm m Aw. AsrttMUt WR1TZ BMOZZ troo ta need of M0STMEXT VT0RX wij Hud it u lhe.r iaterrt laeali ai m? oop ns-.rt a r-rtper toair.t artii t ti-rrz tL -- tl -r.- rtMlmi ra y tu. Ji4 ti.Ji.Ji.. Vt Y L0 B. l Ist; iyecal aaeouon u iu wait Bronze, Or Pur Zine Monument Itnxlacl by REV. w. a. RlVi. a a rcMl ln-rr-Tt aiect ta tie i-OLt c( MaTKXaaL A.S'u luN-TR' tTIOS. aad wtlds u Jet.a-.i U I the fsuUr S wa--ni for oar t"aairt, r XX B tail. W21. F. SHAFFER. Louthers Drug Store Main Street, Somerset, Pa. This Mcdsl Dmg Stcrs is Pavcrlts Tritb. Pecpls in Ssarch cf FRESH AND PURE DRUGS. Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Sponges, frv$ Supporters, Toilet Articles, Perfumes. &c O-I nTX. vlVSa PESOXAi ATTT.T!05 TO TES TM?0rxr,:5 Of LoiUier's Prescriptionsi Family Becel SIXA T Cl&JS SZLS9 TaX.T TO Gt SPECTACLES, And a Full Line cf Oj iical GckxL? alwajs on lani large aor:ment all can i-e salted. THE FIHEST BRANDS OF CIGARS Always on hand. It is always a pleasure to display onr to intending purchasers, whether they buy ficra us cr elsewhere. J. M. LOUTKER, M. D. MAIN STREET .... cnMFHSET.Fi Somerset ELIAS CUNNINGHAM ltfMTltt Dl.tl 1.U LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIAL Hard and SAl SCT rUajaJV'- "EE5TXTT, HIT PIXE fioral Iioacf aa (radcaof Lamwraad Bailir. Xa?.-ial ar-J f 1 aiaa, eaa foruiai anytalaf in t En of oar buslaaa to arler a-ith traataiaM praoptaeaa. nrh as Brackroi. 7M-'ed work, i'.c. ELIAS CTJTLSrCl?CGT7AJ Office and Yard Opposite- S. BVILBlXn and Most Comp!e and Cigar HoaJ TCca..,, IMPORTER OF J AND YEAR. it. Li Be2L.-t;.'ui D8ln. K0VJVTt. i3.s.J.'. Papidly E:::iaii2g aori OSLT FLZS3 AJB I iZ A. 7. CLE EYE-GLASSES. Frcin seJ : Lumber Yi rBi1l Soli WonH? as liF.t ?A!r-"li5 &C. R. B. Station, Sorrer Till
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