KLVDXESS.
ISnrx rb-'itrnn; r-k
wh.ii On- nwa
I jki' a irmi in th
Unfm :oth- rra.sltu.! i.w.llHT.-dai.ddo-Uk-1
w.tb. fl-..rv ta- I'" " 1
di-liinsl
I. ttt niM of k
ltv. in ynitthr' su'-.
To tlw mk an-1 tin- T.
who tiiut "
l-J,'6Ii"i'D.lnnJ.lf'i,'":b',1
tfwM from the rsp loth
tin- l.y.
It .i.h- l.tr ttw rml-.w. rors-ou. and
oi'ilir'li"" I-Ttitiu and
I,,m.l ttK HavliPma uftion
lijriit,
Vl..-a !UV lli.'lll I"' '"'""
h ive Us ii j.U"-1.
.Ti-I!.-wir and
.train liiat 'Ik- eui nri-
-sine
Wlit-n H. IVaiT-r
ince w 'lod iu pover-
AnV"Vii n m.wtl fr.Mii Kvi ihiI
w" 1 ur humanity iniK
, ,., word an lh on earth or In
li.-5iV.-ti!
Kui.i...-, and cfc.rity-li.w-
and fod
TM'"'l'.v- that i- .-.'.I..- '
A...1 -b human b.n w.th kind...-.
tiinlL
,-U, iu thn-tUn lmiuirrr.
THE DISCAKED BABY.
I.AKA AH. 1ST A.
Mr Jam- W.v.1 x- r..ny-MX
M...arri.-L M..IV.V.T lie iuu-i..l.l U
n iu.iiii
H.- lia-1 a li'irmr of woim-ii, an-l a
l,.iil.It- irn.r .f lubif. The v.-ry
.jht of "He ..f t!.e little tlarlinir pave
him tlie sviii.H.iu- f
i li- t.mui-li.
On.- iiieiu..ral.:e .lay, Mr. Wet-I turt-.-.1
f..r New Yrk. " the W Irain.
He a un;ry in. r.-haut, and made
a -emi-aiiii'ial j-mniey to the liietMiN.
lis to jmn '.ia-e
He was in tin' -1 ''-r' a,"J "ult
if lot!n-.
T:i- firt .-tojiii!ij plai-v after lt-aviup
Wisifor.l, Mr. Wii-d resid.n.v, .
Axt.-ll, and at Axt.ll .iiite a law
iiuihUt of i-r enter.-! the -ars.
Am:ijr tliein 21 pretty vounn w.imaii
in a m-urtiiiist U:i:iet, an-1 with a xu--.iriou-
l.ii:elle of w hile flannel in her
arms that the ini.iuted at onec Kirmis--l
t.t In- a hal-y.
.-he l.'ke.l over Hie ear at oinv ior a
- aU Tiiere wa ii .ne exe.-lt that hy
ihe i.le of Mr. V-vL
She a'lvaiii-l with w-ll-l.ri-.l ea-e,
!-;-ati-.l her If el Uy the -i le of the
ninaz.-l Kielielor, ami eu:iiineiivl Uik
ii,r the l.un.l'.e in lier anus art.
The ojt Tat ion was s..iuethillir like
Im-kiii r an ear of e.ni, in a s-a-.n
when an inliiiiie iiiiiu'oit of husks
r.no..l- .tc a c -M winter; hut the la
tly ua J-r-i-veri!i!l. ami '-ye ami hye
there rulers.'.-.! fr..:n the w ra.j.Ts a lit
tle re-l-fae si. jiu:-nos.-.l isliti.iii of hu
luanity, itli a strinir of e.-ral. ar.rtin.1
its n.s k an-1 its little -weft list in it
tweet little mouth.
The j.r.ui'1 inotlu r liehl him aloft in
trKitiij.li. aiel all the la.ly ass,iifrt r
unil.ii, an.l showtvl their approval hy
-uinlry iils.
Weed ;r.-w l-.irish aiel stuek lii.s
ln-.i.l out of the win.low. The iiiotlu-r
very sw.s-t!y rts(u-tel liim to jmt tliat
win.low il.iwn the air iiia.lethelr.thyV
eyisir.sl. He vlaimms! it down, an.l
hurrusl his lian.ls in his jioeket-, an.l
his ehiil in liis cravat.
J'.nt the pretty la.ly in the l.la.-k lu
net was ii.t afra'nl of Weed.
She un.vreiiion'unisly piled the flan
liels and einhroidery into his lap, and
at Hassle fn.ni whi.-h
was exiir.-, and vthere
la.v the train
there was a
lalt of ten minutes fr refreshments
lie plumped the lwhy on the pile of
pannviits in Weil's lap, ayin;r swivt
ly: 'My head aehes, and I lii Jst have a
"Jpof ted. I will leave the hahy with
you till I return."
And U-fore the horriti.sl luiehelor
-ul! utter a sinjr'e word, fhe was
K'Hie. The Iadits titter.sl. the jrelltle
lueli siitil.sl at each other U-hind their
lleWsp:iH'n, and the Uil'V lVill
Kwiuinir lciekward and forward in a
way that l.ahie have N fore they jret
any lutek lo.ne.
Thump went its little li-ad against
tlie side of the ear, and Weed, sure
that it must have l.rokeii in his skull,
seized the ici. k of its fr.M-k and held on
w ith !i-HTation.
Tile minuU-s passed slowly. Weed
W:U ill a eold sweat. The liell lx-trall t'
rinir.
Where was tliat dreadful w..in:tn?
H-.- looked around to sit if he was ol
nerved, for a terr'.Me temptation hal
n-Ued him to t-s the luhv out of the
window, and lie rid of it.
The last It'll soun.UsL The eoii.luet
or jumped alxiar.l the hrakes were
unwound, the train wa otf!
Wee.1 dr..piel the hahy aliioiin its
w rappings, and ran after the eonduet
or. "L.xik here, sirf' he eried frantical
ly, "there' a woman left drinking a
flip of tea! deuee take it!"'
"Let her drink it! and luu. h jrood
wit it do h.-r,'' retunuil the offleiL
L.-t iro of my anu. I am in a hurry!"
"What do you think I shall do. sir?"
-ri-l Weed, frrowiujr n-Mer and re.1-1.-T
in the faee; "liere'sthis hahy, and
u mother for it!"
"You must find mothers fr your
wn children y.Kirself. It' none of
my Lread and hutter!" eried the oti
duetor, striding away.
Wei-! i-turned to his seat, and p'u k
nl up the liahy UilsU-red it up tin the
cushion lieside hint.
A pale wouiau iu ereea veil and
pp.-taeles raiue to his side.
'Yirti've met w ith au irreparahle m,
BirT' asked she, iu a voietf whose tone
of symputhy and interest was u u mis
ts, kal.lc.
"A devil f a Iosr' erie.1 Weed,
thinking of his owu pnli-aiue!it, and
forirettiutr that 1:m!h BeVef tolerate
weariiifr.
"You dreadful nianr' t-rieil the lady
"it W w iekeI to indulp? in profane
laiiKUae; how lout has she lieen de
parted front thu sublunary sphere?
"About U-ii minutes atni; she went
after a rup of t-a."
"t io.il h.-avelis! theu she is Hot thwl!
I'llUatural monster to forsake her sweet
hild!"
"Aini-ii! that' truth, evcrv word
kf itT' eja-u!aled Weed.
"ily dear sir," mtid the lady, insinu
atingly "ytt are left in a very un
pleasant situation. Very, indeed. It'
a lovely child. " Ileseiables iu father
atroiiKlv. 1 it a Imy tr pirl?'
"Deuced if I know or carer' rrowled
Weed.
"Why, what a maul Hut, my d.r
tr, it i extremely disa-rreeahle for a
pentleiuaa t travel with the rare of
child, that really my tender heart syni-
athbees no de jly with you that I ah
til -! we woiiteu hare to pay x much
regard to appearaiuvs! And I would
nK overstep the utrietest Umds of ntod-
ty."
iVe.-d caught at what was implu-d l
her niannef more than by her word.
Tlio i-ii was tstatie.
"My dear niadamr' he exriainicl,
'if you would le r kind a- to take
care".f tlie little wretch I mean the
little i lading I hall Ik- your dehtor
for life, and will jay you any sum that
vou may name."
"You are ery pod. I "i'd ",ult
can U- done. IJut yHt must of curse
iinderstaiid that in ohlipne you I sliall
einlaninT my reputation T'
"I am a uian of honor; you can d.
pend on liter' said Weed. promiiUv.
Tlie lady took him at his word, and,
slipping into the w-at Uide hiiu, -he
took tlie Why on her knee.
The lathy recojruhied the care of a
woman, i.nJal.Iy, ft -rafter a few .iit.'s
at her Unmet string and a cniple of
kicks he snli.hsl an.l fell into a pr
f.mnd sh--p.
Thetinte Iasf.sl and the train f.cw
on. Tlie wiHiuu win) lia.1 o kin.lly
n !iee.l Weed of hi- charge sm. lhtl of
onions aud he was sure she took snuff,
hut he was ready to excuse all such lit
tle failinir in consideration of what
she was d.-in for liitn.
Hut as they rode along lie thought
she prew more aflV-ctionate in Iter man
ner. Kither the eat was contra-titi!r
or the lady mas moving cl.-scr to him,
and tlie thought was liorril.Ic, viewed
iu any light. He shrunk into the cor
ner, and she followed hiiu. Isil-y and
all.
May I n know your name, my
dear sirT' asked she softly.
' crtaiiily. James Weel, of Wiu-for-L"
"And mine is f'elestilia lU-an, of Ax
tcll." "Yes'm."
"My tlear Jaiiu-s, I cannot ftvl suf
ficiently griteful that fate has thus
thrown us together. I am a U liever
in fate, and I have lieeti so lonely tln-se
many y-ars."
What! whutr cried Weed, clging
away.
'I.i not lie so coy, my dear James.
I am here taking care of your l''V,
an.!, of nmrse, i-.ple think I am your
wife."
'(;.h! Lor.1T' cried Wee.1. iu con
sternation. "My wife! You'd I niter
say my mother! you're old enough."
"Wretch!" exclaimed Miss Hean, in
a tragical voice, "take lk th'ise
word-! Ivccaiit them, or I will forsake
you, hahy and allT'
"Forsak-me, then! I'd sooner turn
liahy jumper f..r the remainder of my
life tliaii have alivlio.lv for a liloinelit
imagine su.-h a viiiegar-visavei! old wo
man to l-e my wife!'
Miss I's-an's anger was a thing -tili-linie.
She rose inajestieally brandish
ing aloft the Istby.
"James Wets!.' criisl she, "you have
ruined my fh:tr:icter. I have tended
your Iwhy half a day, and you must
marry me at the first stopping pla.v!
K -fuse, and I will hring it U-fore the
courts."
"Marry you! I'd die first," cri.-l
Janus, Uiuiiding up and springing en
tirely over the 1-ack of the seat into the
Iapofaiiolilla.lv with a ji..sHe dog
an I a handUix, loth of which he
nearly deiiioli-hcd, and made fr the
door.
"Let ineoul!" he cried to the con
duet ir, "she's after me, and the hahy,
too! I'll jump otl" if you don't let me
out."
Toe conductor was a man of muscle,
and lie soon ?-ttled matters satisfactor
ily t him If. He shut Weed up ill
the hagage car under a lively impres
sion that he was insane, and Mi-s Hean
and the hahy he took to New York.
And in the next train came the near
ly distracted mother of the juvenile
that cup of tea had Ut n so hot that
U-f.-re she could cool it sufficiently to
drink the train had left.
She sought out James; wept, apolo
gized, was grat-ful, a:id, U-ing a wid
ow, they strj.-k a bargain, and James
I- now the oh.-.lictit stepfather of the
discarded icihv.
An Iniolt ta the Fla.
H -fore the army of the l'otomac
iirivcd up the p.-ninsula iu the early
part of '1, (ieiit-ral Huttcrt'u-ld issued
an order prohibiting foraging. The
army hal hjen tut the inarch hut a f.-w
hours when the tleiieral aw a color
sergeant with a g-nwe ha;iin over
iiis shoulder along with the ttag.
Tiie ti.-iieral, surprist-1, stopp.-l tlie
M-rg.-ant and said:
"To what regiiiti-nt do you belong?"
"To the 7tlj Xew York, ;.-neral,"
rejilied the soldier.
'And t'J what brigade?"
"T your brigade, (Jciicral."
"And did you hear, before we b-guw
this ni-ire!i, an order read forbidding
forasriug?"
"I did, Welt Ta!."
"Tiieii why, sir, di I find yu'j with
this g.m-s.-, wiiie'i you have evidently
kilhsl?"
"I'll tell you, Ociicral," said the sol
dier, "jj-i how it was. A I w-as
marching along, minding my own bus
iness, this g;Ke c line and hissed at the
flag; and I would have killed it if it
had had ten lives,"
The sergeant kept the g.xise.
The Masher Mist&kj.
Yrutu tli Nctt Y.-rk J.mniat.
A frlderlv lady who ket-s a f.t-ll-
ionahle utit.iwu school, and who lavs
li t claim to g.s l.siks, tells the follow
ing as a joke on hermdf;
'The other itiirht I left the home of
a friend half a mile above mv house.
It was pturiuz with rain. I had
on a heavy mackintosh an.l a thick
veil, hut no umbrella. I started to
walk home, when a swell lookin
vou mc man approaciie.1, raise.l Ins
hat with a siua-hing smile, and asked
me to com.- under his umbrella. I
took his anu with a smile and walked
with him to my door. He said sweet
thing- all the way. Wnen I reached
luv door I thanked him for his shelter
ing ese.trt. lis su.'sn-sted a little sup-
j-r. I id:
'" YHiug man, who 4" U fake me
fur? at the saiue time raising i,y ti)
aud Imikiug at hiiu iu the full glare of
the eleftrif light. le jumped half
way aeroa tUe atfevt aud cried:
" 'The devnr "
A Honey Bee Did for Jonu.
The sting of a honey Uv resulUsI In
the d.-ntn on Su inlay of Jonas I). t!od
sltalk, a leading business man of I tils
dale, I'a. Several da-s ago he was ex
tracting honey from a hive, when a
pugnacious little U-e lighU-d upon his
chin and sank his poison-laden weap
on through the skin.
tiodshalk at once auffere.1 the m.ist
iatehae Jiaiu. He had often lurli
tuug la UaUiJIiiig U-es, hut had never
expiTieuecd uvl agony U-fore. He
applied a few iltt),lv reim-lies, such as
alL apieulturists know of, aud theu
went to a physician.
The d.ictor said the U-e's fang had
netrated the pneuinagastric nerve,
and that tlie heart aud lungs were
greatly affected by the poison.
Uodxhalk grew worse all the while,
suffering the most intense iain. Med
icine failed to relieve bin), an.l h- died
oil Sundav,
Spfik the Truth.
Mrs. Hodsdon rf Haverhill, N. II.,
Kiys: "I know whereof I seak, when
I say Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Reine
dvisa tsisiUve.ctire for alt rheuiu,
eczema, Uiis and s.r.-s.
of an ulivrale.1 re leg.
It cured me
Eoped Bear and Broncho.
From tbo tliicatro K.for.1.
Tom Iiucklt-y to wt.rking on the
spring round-up in the employ of one
of the large cattle outfits n southeast
ern Montana. While riding through a
clump of I .rush one day hunting cattle
a full-grown, silver-lip I -ear suddenly
urot.- and confronted him. The only
wipn at baud was hit lariat, and
with visions of juicy U-ar steak for the
U-ys at supjier around the iiic-m wniroii
that night, and a fine rug for the pret
ty school mann, ho quickly loosened
his nip and threw it. A few turns
over the saddle-horn, at the same time
spurring his horse, and the shock
came.
It was very severe, for, unluckily,
tlie U-ar's foreleg a- well as his head
waa through the loop of the rope.
Tom was aUHit to drop the ro-e like a
hot cake when his horse suddenly put
his head down and started bucking in
true bpHieho styie.
Thoiiia.s didu't List long. He suffer
ed w hell he struck the grouu.L but he
didn't linger in the vicinity to ascer
tain the extent of hU injuries. He
starte.1 for the t' -p of a butte close at
hand, and, although an indifferent
sprinter, he managed to make very
fair time.
Iyioking liack from his position of
ctimiKirative safety he could see that
Uth animals had liecome entangle.1 in
the rope and were having it out in
great style, making frantic effort to
free themselves. The n-e finally part
ed and away they wt ut in opposite di
rcctions, or, as he expressed it: "They
tjuit the country, hitting only the high
spots."
Children who are puny, pale, weak
or scrofulous, ought to take Ir. Pierce's
(iolden Medical Dis-overy. That
buil.Ls up U.th their flesh and their
strength. For tills, and for purifying
the blood, there's nothing in all medi
cine that can o-tial the "Disitiwry."
In recovering from "tlrippc," tir in
coiivalcsnviitv from pneumonia, fevers,
or other wasting diseases, it speedily
and surely invigorates an-1 buil.li up
the whole system. Ai an appetizing,
restorative t -uie, it sets at wor all the
pM-essei of digition and nutrition,
muses every organ into natural action,
aud brings hack strength and health.
For all lis.ttsei earned by a torpid
liver or impure blood, Dysju-psla Hil-
iousness, S.-rofu!.His Skin and Salp
Iliseastst even (.'.msiimption (or Lung
scrofula i iu its earlier stages the "Uls
co.'ery" is the only yiutnut'nd remedy-
If it d H-sn't U n.-fit or cure. In every
t-3i.sc, you have your money back.
Oli Sol Supersede!
Kr.mi the Bo-ion II. raid.
Old S.1 lias long Uvn uniuis.s;iry in
the taking of photographs.
I'p to the pr-scut time, however, he
has probably exult.-l iu thinking that
his uncertain st-r hi-s must In? had to
print the photograph.
Hut again the old rhap has IjceH giv
en the go-by and he i not low a liecwj
sity at any stage of the game. He may
sulk and hide hii fa(v or p.p it out
from behind the clouds momentarily
as much ai lie pleases, but with pho
tographers he n Linger "c iNany k-j."
Kleetricity hai sc.irel a victory over
tlu- old chap and it li practically a
knock-out in this particular line.
Hefore pictures have lieen taken in
the day-time bv the aid of electric
light, at night by flash light, hut to get
a pr.sif priut.il one had to wait until
the next afternoon anyway, and some
times longer, all a-c irdiiig to Old Sd's
humor.
Xow one can go to his photographer
-providing that gentleman has the
prop.-r apparatus at any lime, even
at midnight, and sit for his photograph.
Not only that, if lie is willing to wait
half an hour, he may receive a nice
soft print from the negative.
Tne apparatus consists of an ordina
ry camera, a I,om can.ue power are
Jisfht for the taking, and a t;,lKA can.Le
p (We are light for the printing.
In-lead of sitting in the op.-n room,
the subject ili iit a sort of canopy, the
sides aud top b.-iiig uhitu and at tlie
back the ordinary bacgMuiJ.
Inst -ad tif having the light hiue di
rectly oa thi- subject, it shiii '1 away
mid is reflected softly back from the
wltiw.' s-iiies."
yatihe were held fr tlie test aud a
-ix-scvond exp'nUfe was made. The
p'.ate was then L'Vel.-p:-d aud tmiekly
dried, t-n':ug out g..xl and clear. It
wa theu taken to the printing r.siu
and, after ten minutes uu jer the iufliir
ene of the p erfy! are light, the
p.T and u -gative w.-rt- taken fr tu the
hx. Til-.-print wai reiirirka'jly s.ft,
clear and accurate.
All the fiiue taken from the? s- ip of
tlie camera until the print was finished
wai thirty-two minuu-s, and ordinary
materials only were used.
This relegates Old S .1 to the rear, a
liack iiuiiiUt as a photographer as
sistant.
A Qieer Sjrt of Cheot
Knmi tbe n Kraiicisiti 1-ost.
They were talking about qnwr checks.
drafti, etc., in one of the local banks,
and a gentleman not long from Kansas
City, Mo., finally told the following:
"I was one? employed, he said' "t'
e illect a balanc? of t7i which was due
a well-known building firm of Kansas
City from an cecntric old millionaire.
How he mad-. his money I d r.i't kn iw,
for it is said that he e iuld neither read
nor write, hat he had it all the sum
"Well, I found the old b iy down in
his c.-Ilar an.l was gratified to hear
him say that he c-.mld p ty tlu- bill at
on.-.-. 'I haven't that inu.-h cash with
me," he said, 'but just wait a minute.
"He felt all around as if looking for
4 piece of yayer and I was just alio '.it
t) otter hiit; soiue wheu his eyes lit
up 111 a piece of Uiard about eighteen
jliches sijuare.
"Just the thiug, he said, and with
(hat W fciekeJ it tin and made a lot of
Ueer lo-ikiug n itVi u it.
" TUer,' h. said, 'taWo that to ny
bank.-rs and it will Iki a! right.'
'I protested, but hu iusj-tol aid
finally I did as he said. I handed the
piece of plank dubiously enough, I
can t.-H you, to the paying teller, but
what was mv relief wheu he merv-lv
smiled, studied the hier.iglyphici
m nueiit and handed me $470. Then
he laid the Uiard ui-m a shelf, and
that was all there was to it.
"It transpired tliat tlie old man had
a system of signs, all his own, which
his hankers had agreed to respect. All
the saiiM' tliat bank check seemed curi
ous even to them, and it is hanging up
in the Iwnk now."
Men who wt-ulil bt- insulusj 11 ac
cused of breaking their word do not
hesitate to break some faithful, Living
J heart.
Tcftrt' xaatiaatiou for 1194. j
Klk Lick and Salisbiiry, .-vilislHiry, Ju
ly ia
Suuimit and Moycrstlale, Xleyers.lnle,
July 11.
Klack and Ro. kwoo.1, Koi-kwon.1; July
li
Rrrthersvalley and lWrliti, lrlin, Ju
ly II
Somerset townsliip ami lsirotiEh, S.1111
erset. July 1".
Jefiersoit and Lint-nln, VAie, July 1.
Jenner and Jeniiertown, Jenner X
R.MlS July 1.
Queiiiahonitig and StoyesUiwn, Sloyex
town, July 3u.
Stonyerwk, Shanksville, July 24.
Shade, Buekstown. July ix
Paint an.l Ogle, lWrkey S.HJuly Ji
t'onemaugh and IVenson, Ihtvidsville,
July T..
Milford an.l NowOnterviile, New t'cii
ten illo. July
MiddlrtTeek, New I-xington, July "1.
VpperTiirkeyrt, KingwoL.Vugust 1.
Vrsina, t't-nfluen. and Lower Turkey
foot, Ursina, Aug-.K i
AddLson and Soinert'ield, Petersburg,
August X
Itriiuer and tirti-uville, Wittenlierg,
August 1.
SvHitliainpton nod WeilersUirg. Well-itsUii-r.
August S.
Northaniptiiiiand Kairli.-lo. JohnsUirg.
August fl.
Allegheny and New ltalliiiiorc, Mt.
Zion, August 10.
KBU.!-RWIK;TS AND sl tM.TIo.NS.
I. Kxainination-1 will egiii prompily
at WW A.M. Applicants canmit enter a
class after the examination U-gins.
i Applii-anU will pres-nt thi-uiselvtu
for exainiuatkm in the distri.-t or section
in which they expect tonpply ftr a school.
X Suitable examination paper and
stamped envelope will tie furnished.
Applicants should bring pens, black ink.
pencils, rtiicr and (if exaniim-d U-fiire)
the last certificate or rejHirt.
4. An applicant from another comity
must present a valid cvrtilieate fn-iu his
own sueriiiteH.leiiU and also dit lare his
intention to apply for a school in this
county.
5. Appli'-anW not known to the Super
intendent personally must bring written
endorsements of good character from
prominent JmisIiiss or professional men.
rt. Applicants must lie at loast 17 years
of age, of g-iod moral character, and U4h
mentally and physically qualified for the
duties of the achool-rooiii.
7. Appliant ho fail to r-a-h the re
quired grade w ill neeive repirt of their
work in the examination. These n-ports
have no legal value.
R. All certificate will lie issued within
a week after the examination. Inmost
places, Usm the Mlowins day.
i. Applicants for professional i-ertili-tsttes
will 1" examined with the regular
classus. Ail professional certilii-tti-s is
miml prior M June, !, expire Juno 4,
J.Kt, tinha rmiewe-l tsTore that date.
pi. Spis-ial uxaiiliitatioiis will Is; grant
el at any tiniB during the year usm the
written rtxpiest of a s-i.l Uard of the
poilioy. T(0 requttst must als state that
it Is tlio Inituition of ili Uiard to employ
sild apidl.-aiit provide.1 loor sl( In ShiikI
to jsrtr th lnsnssjiry tiiaifi.ttiotis.
Private examinations cannot lt grantinl.
II. Provisional ccrtitidtes arw g.sl for
one year only from tlio date of Usum, and
according t the ruling ;f tho St.iio Sij
periiiteitdent, .Ttim-n lie renew ed witliout
re-exauiiiuition. It has alsolwen decided
that Junior Normal Seh'l t'crtlu.-ateii
cannot lie legally endorscl.
Ijst vear 4-! applicants for provisional
.ertilicates were exaiiumsi an.l iss 01
them licensed to teach. This was ."; iu
excess of the numU-r a 1;ially needed to
supply the schools. TLis year the in-
reascd alteiulail.-e of our teacliers at tlie
Statii Normal S-h..ls and the large at
tendant at iIjk -Si l.s-al normal and sel.-t
seb.s.is tlirotialjont tbe county, imli.-ate a
luu. ti larger muul-ur of applicants for
t-'rtih.ati tbait ever ln-fort. In vinv uf
Ihests cMiclili.ms, it ts.-e.imes my duty to
Utaktf Mi.'h advaui-viKcnt iu the standard
f .piairj.s.i..is as th circuiistaijets
swiii to Just try. Tl. objw-tof t)e exaiifir
uulioiis Is to ststiro jiial!ti'l tba.-lurai fiF
th public s.diili of the county. Th.
g.ssl of the schools as wH as tl,M inter
ests or lliw toa.'tteni demand that only a
MUuVlelil nunilr (tt til" best t)Uaitied
apiilleautt for eertlrieales Jiecnwd to
teach.
Carious Horn Case.
.Vniong the pe-Tiliare ise-i trio 1 at Kb-
ctislmrg last week tlrtt "f Joseph t".
Xtel vs. Thomas liittiiis-t. iitt:iu- J
sniicrx isnr of ('learlield tou-n-hip, and
Mr. N.el refused to cither piy or w irk
(Hit his road taxes, says the Hastings
TVi'.Ms'. Some time in iiltiiiK and
others went to N.el's in hi alwn.--, and
t.sik from his stable a mare elaimed to b
wirthftii They took the animal t- t.
Augustine and put her In tho stable of
ireorge Har'oor, who ke-ps a h.itel at that
place. A few days after N.el went to see
Sittings, paid his taxes, and tisik a
receipt. The sujiervisor Uild him there
tirsin that he would g,i aloii to Harlior's
p!:u-e at M. Augustine, where Nul c.iuld
gi his mare. Instead of waiting for
if ittinps to go along, however, N'.el, w h i
wa.on horseliaek, r-xle rapidly to St.
,uj(ustiiie and deinanded his l'at.
Harbor refuscl to give her up without a
written order froni ittings or a verud
command from the uiuo wir. N.el
refused to fumi-di the former or wait for
the latter, aud went away leaving his
animal. After the mare had Ks-n in
If arbor's care sixty-hve days he had her
"old to nay lor her keeping, and N-i-1
brought tha !ir-4.-i)t aetiou to recover h-r
value. The jury rutunu-i a verdict for
the defeiidatU.
Oynerrtip ef Csgf.
Justi.- Hnry- y. AVi!ltati, of the
Foiinsylvaiiia t-uprome t-uurt, has nxn
l.sikinir up th law mada and pr-ividi-l
In referemv to dog, and now we ha
a dis-'sion from thu ltigli(t judicial
tribunal of the eoiuui niWKiltli on a dog
ease. The gist of the supreme iiurt'
deliverance U that under thu nin:ii(n
Uw there U no su.-li thing as leg.irpr.iKr-
ty in a dog, Imt that the owner of tho
premises upon which with said owner'
knowledge and consent a il i is h ibitu il
ly and continuously kept, is responsible
fir that dog's misdoings.
The dog in the case which occupied
the Kiiprenie court' attention was sup
posed by lH dog's iieigh'Mirs to Is-long
to a l4-yersild ljoy. who livd w ith his
uncle, and the dog livod on th promisB.
The dog bit a small Uiy w ho attempted
the familiarity of patting his hea l, and
the little mittl-rer'n father determined
that someone should pay for the dog's
spiteful deed. A Jury awarded fits
damages, which the uncle of the boy was
rwpiired to pay. He apjie-.tled to the su
preme court. Tlie supreme cmrt says
the jury's decisi.111 is right. The man
who h rinits a doc to live on his premises
is rcssiiLsiblc for tbe mischief done by
the dig.
M. t'ltsiinir-rerier, PresidenUif Fram-e
receiv.V a salary and cxiense allowance
tifft;ti.f."ayear.
IT PREVLtrrS THE EXTRA XCE
of dtseaae pure bkjud
and an active liver.
How explained t Tbe
circulation of tbe
Unod is tbe f-rmt
highway over which
tbe gfcnis of dt&sg
travei, tbe liver the
quaroutiue thrnch
w htM gate any dra4
dwy u-&y vr may
not (Aac, a tbe liver
cbora.
Are too watchful t
In your Uoud in ccxirr
and tout brer a.-ttve.
0 aa to repel disease 1 It nut, you will Hod
ia lr. Pieru.-V tiokku Medical tiucovery just
tbe help yon Deed. It comes to Tour aust
aacw when yon have each warnings at im
pure bkwd aud inacttTe liver , as pimplea,
boil or CttrbaiKrlea ; or a feeling of laaaitude,
-weakneas and despondency. When your
flesh is, from any cause, -reduced below
a heaitbT standard." you're only to take the
- IrtscoTiry," which "will set all tbe orvans
into Tifrorous action and build up both feah
and strength. Avoid natueoa preparatiKns
J l-.-l I fill TW mAA f.tl hnt nrA
The Taritf bill a sent Vt ouiiVreTiee
by the House S:-.tnr.lay, after ii had n.-n-r.".n.-urrsl
in ail of the Senate ainend
uietiLs and the conference cotiimiSU-o
U-gaii its work Monday. !l is cxpoted
to make its final n-jsirt within two weeks.
The officials at the I'uited SUit.-s Su!-Tr.-asury
are hard at work en b-avoriug
to find the author of a dangerous chiii
terfeit bill, which was deftly raised from
fc to that denomination. The work is
excellently done and there are f.-atures of
similarity that make the counterfeit not
unlike the original.
Patrick Kugeue Prendcrgast, the as
sassin of Mayor 1 1 arris, m, of t'hi.-ago.
has been declared "not insane" by a jury
in Ju.lge Payne's court, an.l under sen
tence of the omit musj liangisl Friday.
July Ik The jury was out just two hfnirs
and live minutes. Trendergasfs counsel
will move for a new trial and if this is not
granted they will appeal to the supreme
court.
iir Austen Henry Layanl, whose chief
title to fame was his bringing to light of
the ruins of Nineveh, died Friday, aged
77. While traveling in the F-tst, at the
ae of 21. his ambition was stirrc-d by the
sight or ancient ruins, and five years
later he U'gan his excavations on tlie site
of old Nineveh, aided first by enlhusiasLs
in arclueology, and later by the P.ritish
lioveniiiit-nt. The cmiiu!.-i bas-reliefs
and statues were plaetd in the British
Museum.
A frightful accident oeenrrod in wheat
fields near NorrLstow 11, Pa., Friday. Mrs.
William tasscll, of Fairview Village, by
way of assisting her hiisimnd in the
harvesting, was driving a pair of horses
attached to a reajier. when she was thrown
off and rell in front of the knife Utr and
the machine passed a cr her. A tanner
in an adjoining field w ituc-ised the .statr-rem-e,
and going to the woman's assist-an.-e,
it was fiaind tliat she had l-n
frightfully inanghsl alMit the side by a
knife guard, an.l that the U.ne of her
right arm aliove the t-lU-w was cut half
off. Her rwovery is regarded as dotiU-fui.
Long Farmt ia Xiine.
From th W-wistoit Kveniug J.Hirnal.
M:tifprolatbly lt:tsmaiiy tshily sharnsl
farms U't we dotiU if one can U; found
more jsHtiliar in form than that hi tlie
east part of Ik-xter. formerly owned by
the pioneer blacksmith F.lijah W.
SpragiiK Thin was eight rls wide and a
half mile long, w ith the highway cutting
it at right angl. into u:i.ial jsirtioiis
The inconvenience of s narrow a farm,
with pasturage and woodland at one end
isobvi.ms to any one but in this form it
has .nntiniied from the days of the fore
fathers to the prcM-ut time. A
tirm only twenty r-sis wide
ami aU.ut half a mile long was in
use a gnat many years near Faniiington
Falls and may c so nsed yet for all the
writer knows but the Ih-xter form U-nts
it by nearly two-thirds for narrowness,
and general mldity. Fannsofthis slwpe
are numerous in Canada.
The Jndje Was in Doubt
Judi- Charles Merritt Ilarue-, the
l.Kil Jit-tice vim niade liintsclf famous
by overruling the Hupm-iue Court and
devidititr the Sunday law timstitu
tiotiai. la a jolly kks1 fellow, and f"T
years ls fore liis elevation to the w.k.1
saekwaaa IihuI njsirtcr. HU first
ease w as a minor rlv il unit furiHi-'.y
iniltesttsl by theoppisiitsiiitl. and,
after listening patiently to all the law
vers hail to say, lie,tuniil to the jury
and charged theut :
"t n-ntlctiieii of the jury : You have
heard the are;uiiiciit of the coiin-l for
the plaintiff; if you Ulieve w'.v.:'. !.e
says you w ill find a verdict for the
plaintiir. You have liettrd the argu
li,ciit n.r the defendant ; if vou U-lieve
what lie s;ivs v(U will find a verdict for
the defendant. IJut. if you U tieve a.
I (o, I'll Ie l,lowcj if I know w hat
otlF vel'jict wiH lv Take the case."
Dtbs iq a'lfutshell.
rn NovciiiVr o, 1Vi, at Trre
Haute, I lid,
Parcilt natlvtsi of AUu-e, b rnialiy.
Father, a Terre Hmte gr nvr.
Is married. Xot llildMl. Fine house
at Tcrre Haute.
rstaild- tl fivt ; looks like 15111 Nye,
and ihtiuis with Junies Whittsmib
IllleV.
Loftunotive tlreiuati
1S74.
S-.-rvtsl four years a
front 171 to
v'.ty cU-rk f
T. rre Haute.
Kdits Lueoitiotivv Firemen's Maga
zine. Iu 14 el.ttcl to the Indiana Legis
lature. tr);aii!AiI the American llailw:iy
I'nion June J", Istei.
Iu js.litics, a Populist.
Londoners TJnearth a Fraud.
Editor. ''Were did you work last?"
Aiilii-ant. "I was on a Ion-loii
pir."
-What did you do?"
'Wrote editorials m Anierie::ii
illairs."
"Why did you h.tve?"
I):.-hal-ircsl."
"What fir?"
"They found out that I had lived in
the Vnited Uites loti t iioiiiiii to know
s mi -thiny: it!-''Jt i!.'
" !:!!.
" .V' ir y,rt
. !;irlint:toii jrii-1 is learniusr to jdav
the j-Mf net, an.J her a.lii(irer- sj-ak of
her as "tho faif.t Hower that i(lows.'?
Milv- are so chcaji no that the
p-nrcst jK-iiltle call b-.jy and Wli theitj,
aiidthericli.siti.au oornw and ktvji
thein.
A man ha a atall Ii) a Cincinnati
market who lMt birth letf iti the army.
What n sijlendid t-ashier he would
make.
Never Touched Her.
Mrs, ISickford (who has secreted sev
eral jiill in the marmalade j "Xow,
let liitiimt t's little girl run heri-, mid
the ahall have wiiite jelly,"
A moment later little Ktlul cried tri
umphantly : "Her.-, 111 mini 1. Is tho
seeds ! Wasn't I it g.Ksl girl not to
swallow tin 111?" I'u'i:
Tlie Engagement Was Eeceit
He " I wonder If then; is am thcr
pirl in the whole wide world so swei t
as my little sweetheart ?"
She "What's that? II w dare yni
think of another girl ? I shan't sjstik
to you for a week." lirli'uvtjftlii
Jolll'H'll.
Not !Tece33ary Btit Pleasant
"I swear it !' hccriisl fervently, w hen
she asked him if he loved her.
Ily ultat r' she a-hed.
'Uy your iyt, by your life," he au
swere 1, imttiiii; his arms around her.
"I5ut in this State, youtiir man," ex
claimed the old i-ntlfiiutii from the
doorway, "It Ls not tievc-vsary to kiss
the lunik," CliUtiiju W.
Johnnie Fewsc-uU Can you lend up:
twenty dollar-t for a few days?
Weary Friend Why don't you juwn
your watch?
J. F. U.-catlse it Ls a ktt-sake from
my dear nmther and I don't like to part
w ith it.
W. F. My money Lsakivjivikc- fr:n
my ilear father, an.l don't like to jri
with It cither.
HTHE best investment
X in real estate L to keep build
ings cell painted. Faint protects
Uic house a:i J saves repairs. You
sometiiTics wnt to st!l many a
good houce ki3 remained unsold
f,r want of p'nt. The rale should
Lc, though, "the bet paiiit or
none." Tliat means
Strictly Pure
White Lead
Vou cannot dTord to ue cheap
paints. To be sure of getting Strict
ly Pure White Lead, look at the
brand ; any of these are safe :
"Annstrotg & KdEelTy."
" Scymer-Batinian,"
" DaviChaiaters,"
"Fahaestock."
Ton Colors. National Lead Co.'s
Pure White Lead Timing Colors.
TVce rokws are ol-J to ooc-f-ooiKl eci.-ach
571 l:-I -.J vjfuticr.t to'im jml5 U S"r ct'
rr? VV ?it Loa4 he &r'mt h de : llicy an ic
tki rra ly-anxcJ pimv lt a ntaotnat-oa
ciptk-ci'vpinp cei'es m i!k baadicbt lotm to
l.:.t i-etiy lure V.'ha Ltsd.
A tf--od m ti;y thocKaml eoJUrs niv been
tavirt prfjrrtysjjrm-ri iri h.ivii s-r tk 00
pjniim: :m I ctur-cirj. S.ai a postii taivl
aixl La frea.
ICATION.VL tC.VD CO , V.s York.
I itlsbn-? I'r-'ncH.
German KattJ t-i.k tuaaja Plitsburg.
4.
7
COPYRIGHTS.
TAX T OUT IX . PA TEXT r Enr a
fT-.T.p a.--w-r an 1.--"-1 otinsm. write 10
Sit & t (I.. wfc. hire hl &erinfiT jfurf
nwrvoot m lis- rvuert tt.-iu r imunna
1io!ji vrxtlT enM-i:t:U- A llasbli I ia.
tunnvi jnorrrniM fl-sl Ml to on.
U3U(nm fr-. Alo raiicMecl me h-v-
ki-J r: l ri!tlc tv rrrA r -c
1 . taken lbr.n:tl iHim CIV reeelT
psecib isit c i 'be s.-i-lilr ameriras. sihI
ten lrrKht wi.l- tsf' -reth- p.ibi.t .:H.
oot o l tA t:.e rOT.mr. Tu. plP?i-J:d pp r.
tarieu weHtlT. e!,:Mt!r illttartf 1. L tJ inx lii
Uat'rf on u!ti--Q vt r.T leiitillc io 1M
werio. Ji.t . m:i.p-' fpf tree.
BaiU2:ni; biitiun, lD.rfi;ulf. T-jmm ynm. Sii
titol na:. in ooKrf. miMl iht-niphi of Brw
bou!M. m:ia piaiA -uihamr buiiucr to rb U
120
DOLLARS
PER MONTH
la Your Own Locality
ma.le cai'y and honorably, without capi
t:U, dnring your spare hoar. Ar.y man,
woman, boy, or ;'.rl ran do the work hand
ily, without xperience. Taikhii un
necessary. No'inrs like It for money
makiu ever olfereu (K-fore. Our wirkrs
always prosjier. No tin; w.-it.-d in
loarnins the business. We teach you in
a niuht hov to succeed from the tiist
hour. You can make a tri:d without ex
pense to y.Mirself. We start you. fiinii-fj
svcry.iiiiig nccled to carry oa the buir
ness satcessf-.iilT, and guarantee you
against failure if yo-i but follow our
simple, piaiu instructions. U'-adtr, if
you are in need of r.-aity money, and
Hint to know ;! u!kuI tue best j-ay iiter
business U-fore the public, t-etid us your
aii-lnss. and we wiil mail you a uucu
pieut giving you aU the particuL-.r.
TRUE & CO., 3ox 400,
Augusta, Maine.
4 Liniment
ANY OTtJT-.
t.P
STRICTLY
For FITLY Use.
Uronprf on a -ar suOerin? children loic to
take it- Bvcry Mother kou'd have it in tne
hi.-.ie. it t'.l!'.'-ly Tti.tTe nd t: alt hc
i aurrii, cats, chaps. chii!lains. c.ic. tL'!cra (
:.,.k.. .aracht.- headache, iioot-iuz ccfch 1
nfiamniatiua, U' grippe, Uow-tn s... Ciim.pi.
tnnscn'.at (r-nes, ncuratpia, mrrous head
ache raeumatim. bitci. turns. l,ii:Ci. t'-"---prain.
still 1 iwrl'iio lit: tt j.jints sort 1 h rc t.
rore lu:u. t;xthache. tnasiiiti d wird cc'.ic.
oru-iiuird in l:o I t the late t'r. A. J.hr. son,
parru'.y I'hT-icUn. 1' trerit and it'.!.Tire
fiave satisfied ev-rvtK!v I.t nearly a crrt.irs.
JL'.i who use ii are srazed at itsodt-f .u! p. vci.
It i tafetoothir .3. a:i?vtne: iv ckU.
t:is:.ive sufferer. l'-d l-.tt-rnijaiid .xtirtai.
TV. fsartsr-l BwetunTart iirtt. rrj t!li
1 . . ... i .. . J. : KfiTIb.r l'S. (. t.
Your Watch
insured Free.
A pe.'fs.t iasratie. r.jita't it.eu -r iCwiJnt
is ti-- new turcots
45.
the only tour 'rin,;'. whic'i cir.not be pu'ied
or wrenched fraas ti.e C2iC. Can or.l-1
bad on diss cor.tsinirgt' i; tradt c:at.
-val: bv
Keystone Watch Caso Company,
of Piiiladelphia.
the oldest, Ure-t, and nu.u c nifjlrte Watch
Case f.;tory ia t'ae w-.r-i-15 jo copioyees;
SOOO Witch Cas.-s daily.
" One cf iu i jtiu. i the ctdebraied
Jas. Boss
Filled Watch Cases
wLii.ii are just as good a s.iid cases, and
cot about one hf leu.
5-id l y a'.l jewelers, wc.hout extia chnre
fir Xon -pull-Out bow. The mannfacrnrera
wilt send Tou a watch caaa pener tref'
MINOT'S
o o BNTIFRICE. ?
SZAUTIrlES THE TEETH.
PRESERVES THE GUMS,
SWEETENS THE BREATH,
EENEf IT3 THE THROAT.
SAFE AND AGREEABLE.
Erynody 3cs It,
Everybody praises It.
The Tecta. 'tl"P eerd:ei:l ah'iten tbe
1 .u. m qt;vt-y int Mte'f ilaiiiT k l-orr-l.-aKK
ff Irnia aciiH. f nt ji:J H 3
fnoul subMaaccs. and Cjntie uzS w'.lh Sa.
rcull. erca where the teeth accA rcrtect
ta apreArxncf.
It whitens and polishes
Tbe enamel txastifully.
Tbe Gum. -'! ta4 pone fiinwimerfrrrwith
Utc health bj arefcD'.lrs ine frifr tt o la
Irtflh. reudi:f the trr.h unM;bl.v aiji.auwcie.
c-vht ihrtukma fiom the eiiqcl Mikot's
liiTifltlS ccrtoia c-Ji t-r anuelthy
It hardens and preserres
The gums perfectly.
The ttreath. M'Hot" l;-vn?vr ra-satrsj the
iifcAm. aristucfl the vK,!rt-nke oor aich -.s
o iuscstire ot eeatDcs aaii eieaniiaeu. and
Iravr a isett pare taste iti the Mouth, its
scuitt om the throat i iwciilui'ly bcac&iaaL
It sweetens the breath
And strengthen t-e throat.
Sate aad At"eeaVe. Iw e-apotieati art p-r-f-i:tjy
ere aad h.rail(i. and :re W t. it
kaown touKhlr tlir mmith and gums. Vt hnras
tne tcetl w ith hii mjanr to tiie ecaalcl. aad is
tne best tlevtilr.ee th.it eaa be tt&rd It a ab
solutely pure la quality. Hom ta effect, picas
tag to use and nil prt-luly u.-w prxcu.
It Is absolutely aafe
Under all circumstances.
Price Ceats per b-tile. So! I br druesKts
reaerallT, ot bent to any addxeai ou rcisC
Soa r-noMitrroaa.
WINKELMANN & BROWN DRUG CO
ALTIUORC. M -.. U . 3. A.
the FflROUHAR
PATENT VARIABLE
.FBICTIU!!! FEED,
SAW r.llLL ti EliGIIlE
fttCa MtU. MiMfT, wmA ltrei.-ri Ibm
saFAROUBAS SEPARATOR
LARGEST CSPaCITT
t--V3r A.B.FAqt BtUCOLta., I ark, .'a.
I r llTllrU 'llll I L.tlllP
uow,
JTfaUs aU litsj 4mm m mm Vsjriai flMMM-M i PM-aV
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and the (px-tUtics and styles will fi-ak
gtil! more clearly !
piO Pieces of Printed China Silk
in great variety of jstttercs and col- 01
orii., at the give away prii-c of
75 Fwe-n of 2i in. h Lyons Print
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in stripes, jmlka dots: al-o
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in sma'l, mat jui tern and dainty r
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7o rics of 24 inch China Print-
tHlii in ex.mts te di-sirs act
39c
1
colorings; a remarkable bargain
i!5 Pieces of 2t-in. h flue Pi inte.1
India Silks, imported to rc:atl nt
49c
f 1 ; this lot only
l-.'i piocM of Satin Pit. he.se in
all the newes'and nnst dcsinib'e-q
shades: the regular fl .pjality, atOtC
4 .: Yart's of Cheney Br.. 27-
imh Frinte.1 India i!tf; flu ev
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for this sale I OC
Equally great values in
WOOLEN
DRESS GOODS.
Valuts and styTrs that pay yon to
rotneand st-eor write t us a'-Mit. e
will nutkeit worth your while to loy..ur
Hln j.pinat thistoe.
Summer Suits.
Tlie fit. style, ijrutlity mid price of cursuits
all f to '.Umoiisirate tkat in "ready to
wear"suits we lead, a we al.:tys have
doc.
Wash nit at f 1 :", 1 1.7 f- 7", f', 7",
.anl np.
Wool Putts from fo up to as high as yon
ish to jay.
Our Mail Order Department will s.re
you as well as if you cinie to the
store. Trv it!
Campbell & Smith,
Successors of Campbell S( Pick,
PITTSBURG.
awn wonoM !
and Ch.ap Liters
Ily ca!lin at thf Old IU liable I.i-ptor
rtore,
5.309 Main St, and 100 Clluloa St,
eTohiistown, I?a.,
all kinds of the choict'st liquors in mar
ket call 1 had. To my old cu-l"lu-ers
this Ls a well-knowd fa-, and t
all others convincing i-r.mf will Is?
isivell. Ioll't forp t that I keep on
hand the jr.-:itit variety of LLpmrs,
the t-hoicest brands and at the lowest
prices.
P. S. FISHER.
CURTIS K. GROVE,
SOMERSET, PA.
.sj.rltifl Waotns t'arrln'es.
Illicit Wutroiis and
liistcrn aud Western work furnished
on short notice.
Mv wurk ! ma.li. of T)i..niui:tilr Si-a-nn-J
W.sstaii.l tie- ls,t ir.ili mi l swi.
sumiiaily Hfiuirn..u-.t. n.niiy nnij.le-4
MIlJ WimiIiU-d lu d!e satlalai-lluU.
Zaploy Osly First-Class Vorkaea.
'..p! in us of all kiwis In my line d.me on
th.jrt notice. VTm UmwnaHi- ana
all work
WARRANTED.
'all and examine my f"tck and learn
prices. I il w:itroii-w.rk, and fur
nish sieves for Wind Mills. Kerne m
Ur the lax-, and call in.
CTJBT1S K. GEOVE,
Som ret. Pa.
CONDENSED TIME TABLES.
Baltimore nd Ohio Railroad.
Somerset and Cambria Branch
J.itinslown 3l:til Fiir.. lt. '.! S:a-
ii.. s.,Mi'-rsi.t t.M. nv.-:i ii i:.i, juin
r ;!! "ej-a, JolmstiiH 11 :ta
Jflmatiiun Iail Kxn-ss.-i:in kw..J lli n.
liu. is.,ii...-s.t ltrii. MiiyisinKri lliv it'jo-rrviiU-
litu, Jiiliiisi.iwn i. lit.
Jnhnstuwn A.-i-iMiilii-Ktiitinn. It.-k.t Vl-'i
u. lu., iiiii-rst icl.i.-iti.vesiuwn w :a, iitmv-
rrkVille it.W. Jul ll.ui u i.ai
Ikiily.
atH'THWAllli.
sjail. J.ihnl.in rWSia. tit.. IIn.ivervll:e T:l I.
siTiij-.-atuH ii 7:'ii, iiiueri ,ui, tva.-awii.iu
fcJU.
Kxpr.-. J.ilinti.w,i :1 u. m.. H.nivrsville
aill, .s.i.siiiii a I, ruiuim . 1. ! itiAM-
Hun.lay nily. Jnlin-t.iwu i:t Suiiii-r.-t lijsOl
IvakwuuU Wit.
KXNS Yl.VAX I A l I IJtOA I).
ISSTtaM Ttao Tim.
msDexsKti . nrni Lr..
Train arrive ami d.-imrt fnitii I he station at
J.iliusluaiiti as in! low.:
WEnrABD
t.iuthwi-tm Kxrva
WV-li-ni Kxpis-sj
Johnstown ..ss,niiiMi.tiiim
Ans,itHllllliiD
Pn.-Irtr- Fxjirvsj
Wiiv lass.-iiiffr ..
Mail -
Johnstown Ar-.-oliillio'tatiou
Ku.t Uuc-
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tAMTWAUD.
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M-iin Uii Ksjiri-aj l'i-li
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Atti.rtia A.-rotiiiiioiiati.m -Ijstr! p. m.
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I'IiIIm.'. Kxprvw. 7.1
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K.r rntr- limp.. eo . Ti.-k.-t Arrjt or
it Mriw TI..!.. K. Watt, 1 A. W. 1 litt itlll
Ai'-nu-. I'lttsliurv;, l'-i.
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ti.-oT W niatfrt-. t ea'l I'a". AsU
IMP0BTA5T TO ADTEBTISEKS.
Tb ereara of th aouutry papers la ftjunJ
in BcmlsfsuB'a County Sat list. Ehrewd
aireru--iera a rail thetr!jTaa of thee tiata, a
tary of -vkich cna be bad of Hcminjtoa
Bro&, of 'cr Tork k ritubcrg.
YOU CAN FIND rT.HP?,
a ai ia Prprwa- A.i't :mr Im-mu ai
Sr-RE2GKGT01T EROS.
W so p.Lrfct m mruvubi 1 bwt law
6rt t' X- 0 ra IX Vho uses
n'-.ffi t' a'-rri w. - cookin.' r;tr.
i
QUICK
TO ACT!
EASY
TO BAKE
M.inufacturtsl by I it HAV KX A '.., Ud., I'h. N-M um.r::nt.,.;
JAMES B. HOLDEKBAmi, Somerset, f
Krissitiut-rA Kurt. I- liiri. I'a., and 1 J. (over S.n. M, . r;,:,, Cl
New York Weeklj
Tribune
Somerset Herald
ONE YEAR.
T"WO IDO-E-iXjA-IRS.
AJJrcFS all ortlora
Louthefs Drug
Main Street, Somerset, Pa.
This Hcdsl Dmg Store is Rapidly Bsccahg afe
Favorite with People h Searca cf
FEESH AND PURE DRUGS,
Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Sponges, Trusa
Supporters, Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, &c.
it f. tMn-rnit iiiv t.-i hkm ; l at
LOMBfS
Prescriptions
KKT I'A ttK nUN'i TAaf.S TV I sK ONLY fSI.-H AND ft KK AKTlrt t-s.
SPECTACLES, EYE-GIVSSES,
And a Full Line of Optical Goods always on Land. From
large assortment all can be suited.
TEE FIHEST BBAHDS OF CIGABS
Always on hand. It ia always a pleasure to display our gat
to intending purchasers, whether they buy
from us or elsewhere.
J. 171. LOUTHER M. D.
MAIN STREET - - SOMEESET. PA
Somerset Lumber Yari
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
M M rAITt HK AND 1'tALI.K ASO tt'HoUX.t LI AND ItKTAILkR r
Lumber and Building Materials.
Hard and
Oak, ropjar, Sidioea.
Walnut. Yellow Pine. Flpttf iug
Cberrjr, bingleii, Doors,
Lath, lthitertine imudu.
Airi'n. nil Itnrof nil era.l.-s .if I.iiiatv-r a'i.1 BtiiMinz M.tt.-ruil anJ Idaifiiiif alale
tit'k A's.1, ran fumi:) ant!;.:ia ill the li:i- if "iitr ttUMUi-as ttmrili-r ttfi'li
jmiiiiiiUi. s, st-h a linn k. ts, ll-s!2. w.rlt, i-l
Eli as Cunningham,
Office aoi YarU Uppsit S. X C. B. R.
IT
WILL PAY
you
To Bl'Y Yoflt
Toniurial Wrok
WM. F. SHAFFER,
SuMf.RSCT. I'KNN A.
K-itcn. Work Kumi-.ht-l an stwirt Ntlr,
M1B3U ill MR IJU
Alu, .?t-nt fAr WHITE iN.K !
lVrn lu ii-! f ttirm tit W-irk will
flivl it ! tttt-tr im-rvl T rall hi my
w tit-n u pn(k r ftlttiwiiii; will iw iv u thrii..
cttii-tion euartititl in t vry uii'l
rrui-si r kiw. 1 luvtte (h-iu1 utU iitMHi to
I tie
Wnitt Brofiie, Or Purt line Monumtrt
tnin1iHv-l Uy II -v. W. A. Kin?. i i?.-tilf-1
ii.nY'fiMiit tn th Mtiit of M;iT-ri.tl mtl
i "Mitrtti-n. a nl -"bii'h ix tli-nt i:iI ! U I tt
Mipttutr Miiuiii-f it tr our cimiiuui. 4 "li
uutie. Otv u a clt.
WM. F. SUAFFEK,
Condition
It la afrtlitef va,r- bZrttfr nMimM; tbl.f'1..
Pj 1U sj
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m&rW$m aiidis lav
k. 4 l S? VrKwriw rrr-rr hat kind Of fe
In quaiu.t il ran Iba "ir u-t . l I . I--T 1--11 -iv !iv- -. .
im r 1 imiiiiii 1 mil a " .jri 1 ii ir - 1 'r 't--ir -i -r r- - ' ' i-.raMi
It You Can't Get it Near Home. Send to Us. Ask First
V.t mrat a-farfnrSV; fM. On lu-r 'I tlf. "i, m 1 9rrr a.1 S-irl. WY
U ka rJ-, y-., f '-ti n- : li. i - Jv.J.3Ci . Cvi. il Cufca liwa -4nH. ImOSi
Ask Any Worr.an- ihe
the Cir,.!.,-Rur .
sroj are .vr ' '
Pi ar.d .-!- ,
evc-Q lakor. hrf
iu t.i; u? t-i lucl.
ltd sen iu work U(ikrr ,J
aud with tbe ''trvp
any llin;t Ufnn lh. r
market.
1 Ln!
Thtir F.cr-mnnif Strrn
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to The IJerald.
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Stnrf tr;
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rtsr-.n t 1 11 t ox ct'C !! r
Soft "Woods.
rik-f, nauldiasir
SanU. Mar Rati
BMlnsiter. CUeslntid
wel P.(!, Etc.
Station,
1 V
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Over 500
Beautiful
Designs.
n.jtur.r-r-wwii t
MONUMENTAL BRONZE f-JV
eep Chickens Strong
?.r.J heathy; it gtt.i yoi:r pu..t-'.i - "
iivf earsv: it is uorta lis tic...
5vi ..cn htr.s"n.ou'.: : it prevents iJ ti-seaA
Cfcolera. Rour. l!:irr:ix-a. Lc-'-veKr.c.
it 11 I a povvcrlul lsod tJ'.5Ctifc
'T Lari-e Ciiiii are tntst tcoaooia-Ai to b-j'
vr.H tl. Bi! V. .I.I 11 t-U -T s..l . .w -
.'.va-Jer. Othtr.vi c. ct.r prut t C
fa'.l and winter U be Ut t:e
price for evri' Vtrr hi-h. It au.
perfr-ct assimii.-itir-n cf the food e'cnicr.:
ncnlrd to prrduce hei.h ami fcrm e-s.s"-
-fe. 4 ta awn 4r-r o rr HM o no
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