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C1TRISTMAS COHIITG.
If p-: ting clc lo Christmas. Acros the
li!i; and d-l!s
Yon ran a'most l.t-ar the chimin and the
rtiyniir.c f UK" ln-ll.
l'.nt tlM-sici.watv clear aiiJ candid, with no
-S .-.I'll. i!i:.t dnnni tf Rti',
And ytf.i lfr in dark and daylight all the
r'.ilu buglv blow!
It's gcttins: cl-(- to Christmas. Therv'a
thine in the air
That seems !o l.r.nthe of litthleliei.i and all
the c'-'T there.
And swee! the bclis and li:cli sirtitid tlmavh
our dr-.:?.is of rts.t
Hint, !.-!., tH:r (f-l(! music! And, I'U-
trleft. !vjv yimr lcM!
l!'p.tllner!w to Oiritmn. Oh, time of
pirwe and tity!
Anil. oh. 1o ! li'-c I.'. . once more, a wake
ful, w.itcliful loy,
Wil li tlic si.teWiiis in tliecmuT for old Santa
Tins to fill!
r.tit w.' still lliank lind for Christmas, and
vi-'n1 !ti iu ni-iiitry t-tlll!
Atl'inta O-ntlitution.
MARGARET'S LETTER.
Jatiu-s Oakley w irkil at his trailo a
oarjK-utiT in (ho same viJlago, near the
Hudson river, where he was la mi. IIU
little tuttaw with the tall lilacs in
froat, anil the kit' lifts irir.l-n in the
rear, was a very dear phut? ti him. Hi
jtleasant-faivil, suimy-heartiil wife kej.t
the home always hrijrht ami tidy, and
the three ro-y ehiMn-ii filie-1 it wit!i
p!.".' and Lr.iirhter. Manrm-t, the ld--st,
was a f uwt, loviiifr jrirl ; I)irk was
a sturdy, i:iany little fellow, and Ilult-l-ii-
wa the d;riin-f the house.
Mr. 0.ikley was a skillful meehanie
ar.din i'.idii-tri.;;s, ;.d-fe:iri!)jr man;
l.'.it tiiiit s w, re li-.d! f;r iii:n in Smith-
Tlitn- was little ::ti:ii on
m lite
ii.v of huiid:!! now, and lie
;Vri !.;: 5 to ie a'wt'i: from Ji.tiue for
wnks t- v' '5 h.T, vh ile em j'loyi-.l at m tine
D :i!'de '!:ov.
Aft-, r nirry e.imc-t talks wilh his
wile tin y d.-.-iuod t- roiii'ive to the West,
wln re new villages and i-ities were r.;j-
i-Ii v t:rou I i uji. S t they f.und a jiiif- !
ch;ts.-r f'.r the little eotiaL't-, and had
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atieti hi sale of tile e w and !i.rse v. I
till the fiiriiitiire cx.vj.t son;e heir- I
i'o:its an t a lew articles wiiidi tii-y
would not part with. Then, after li t
din their tieijrhhirs jrnml-l.y, they eli
U red t'-.e ears and v. :-re whirled away
to a new lrme iii a li )urih':n town in
Illinois.
It was early in ipr:n. The red-hud
iiil.-hes were hriit ia t!ie thickets, and
a th"-is.ind flowers, ik-w and strange to
the imniiT.ints, painted the prairk-s.
An air of I. atliiig activity pe-rvaded the
town. It.iiltliiis were frtii!r up on
every side, and Mr. Oakley so!i fniin.l
eiiipl.iymeiit at better wajres than la
had i vt r r m ivil in his old home.
For a timeevcrythinsr went well with
him and his family. His work was in
mutant d inalid, and if his thoughts
ever turned with ten I.t regret to the
;rreeii hills which surrounded his former
home, I.ad only to l-mk at his ro-y
-hiMreii and picture to himself the
career which Mvmed iic!i for them in
the vigorous pniwitiK w-st.
f'prinfr wore away into summer, and
under the Ionr and rainless hi-at the
river which JlowJ p:t-t the town
siiruiiK into us in-1, leaving rn-sit
stretches of '".iny xze fi-tiTin ill the
fienv sun-hine. Autumn came at
leiivlh, with sort south winds laden
with p- rinsof disease. It .Ul'ie, the pit
f the hou-x-, -;is stricken with a
malarial fever. For lomr days and
nights he 1-sy in his crlh, t'Ksin and
moaiiin.', with llushiil ehivks and
leavyevcs. At leiiirth the crisis was
px-scd. Ir.it r.t-overy was r-low ; and
while iJol.oie was stiil :lieini re shadow
f th? md ly-i heekcd little U.y he had
i-n, t!ie fever s-i.iil upon l.;s father.
There were sorrowful times now in the
little hou.-H ijol.l. Mr-. akl-y watched
iayaiid niriit In-side her huluind and
little ly, and helpful Margaret proved
herself a treasure.
When the first brief, wintry days
eaaie Kohl de was once more p!:iyiii:
::rmnd the liouse, and hi- father, ujvui
whom the fever had s;-n? its f.inv,
;;ld only sit, wan and paie, in his arm
chair. His little savinps were rapidly
inehini; aw;;y and a lonir w inter had
only just IxTrtm. Christmas was m-ar
:.t hand, and w ho was to fill the chil
dren's stocking- and lr.ake the day a
merry one for t hem?
Marirsrot wa a thontrhtful little izirl,
:snd she jxiinli-r.-il lonp over the mailer.
Two days Ik-h-iv Christmas she pt
p rtul csrl, and sat down and wrote on
it as follows ;
-Iiai: Santa Ci.ais : We have
moveil Niur !a-t Christmas, and I am
:uraid yon won't know when? to find
Its, so i w rite this. We live now at
No. :; ; Ka-t Fourth street, l'apa and
Kobbic have bi-en :w fully -iek, and
pipa isn't we'd yet. I'lea-'o brinir Ko'
ie a hall and lick a sled, and I would
like a dol!, for I lor mine when we
liiovid. ;oo.l-i-y.
"M a i: .a kit Oak i.;:v."
She wrote the name of Santa Claus
on the other side of the p -tal card,
n:vl j;ssi then her mother railed and di-r-.i-tei!
lu-r to yo to the roeery f.r some
things. So she took her basket and
started, :;ii-o:i:j;Uiiiil by lYinee, the
i .. As she p:ts-ed the coriKT she
dropjKil the card into a mail Uis
which w as fasti n. d to a Isn.p ist AH
tiiat day and t lie next Muran t went
siiiiriiifr through the house, in the old
liirht-hcarti-il way s!u- had shown so
lii'.lc siniv sickness had invaded the
household.
.-vKin after th postal rd was
!- -pled into the W:the-sj!uan came j
areund and t'nn-w it, w ith a lot of other
irds letters and newspapers, into a
luir, wliieh he carriiil totheMst otliee.
There a clerk took the laj:, jtiun-d the
0- iients out on table ana U-an sort
ing tin in over. When he oaiue to Mar
garet's little letter he laughed and
fhowi-tl it to Thomas Kaymond, anoth
er clerk who was busily enmpil at
another table. Mr. Kaymond read it
through. Tile name Oakley attracted
his attention. "What if it should In
James Oakley, the friend of my Imy
hl?'' he askeil himself.
Christmas eve came, and Marjrarct,
Iick and Kobbie, w ith the unwavering
faith of chii HknmI, hunjr up their
st.K-kinp, said their prayers around
tiieir mother's knee, and were soon
tucked away in the'r little ln-ds, dnain
i:i of Christmas and Santa Claus. Mr.
Oikl.-y, too fix-ble to sit up inon than
a few hours at a time, had alnady n--tir.--l.
Mrs. Oakley xit lhinkinr sadly
of the disappointment which stt-iueil
awuititi the childn n for the first time
ia their lives. Suddenly the dttorlnll
ran.sr, and as Mr. Oakley oicned the
dmr, there stood ati exjiix-ssman and
1-,i the stnvt a Ina-Uil wajon. Fnm its
l.-p;hs he drew oat at bir tat turkey, a
h;i!d-t!cd and a heavy pajicrbox wraj
Ieil tip in thick paier. Haviiifr de
l"siUsl the thinirs in tl:e hall, la- hur
ritnl out to his waon and dmve
away, leaving ilrs. fhikley jrreatlv I
liuy-Jed. Surely th re must lie soine j h
mistake, liv thought. llut no; the
packagi-s were nil plainly marked :
'James Oakley, Xo. 3.i 1 last Fiturth
4r-t," and on the isled w as neatly
fsaintJ : "Dick Oakley." In the iwjK-r
Itos was a French doll with real hair
and eve;: that closed when she was laid
to.vx A little card uttachiiJ to it was
niarlicd : M.ararjt." Tliero was also
a ball marked "K bbie," and swell 1' U
of candy and pretty thinpt'f. 1L The
s-tockings were sikhi nihil to the very
tons, and the other thinp; laid out on a
table, w here the c hildren found them
the next inorninir.
There as a joyful meetinjr an-und
the bn-s.kfast table, but Mrs. Oakley's
faie won- a puzzlvdexpn-ssion. Finally
be asked: "Wlicre could :dl those
thinjrs have come from?"
"Why. mamma," said Margaret,
"Santa Clans sent them. I know la
did, 'cause I w nde to him."
"Vou wnte to him'."' said her
mother.
"Yes. I w rote and told him where
we lived."
This made the matter clear en. mull to
the children, but only Un-a-iu-l the
mystery for the father and mother.
In tin-afternoon, when full justice
had lven done to the turkey, Margaret
Kit holding her beautiful new doll,
Dick was out drawing his sled through
the stretts, and Kobbie was asleep, a
summons came fnm the front door.
As Mrs. lakhy went to answer it she
found there a tall, ln-arded man, w ho
in.min-d for Mr. Oakley. She led him
to the little sitting-room where her hus
band sat pmpped up with pillows in
his armchair. The caller went
straight to him, seixii his thin hand
and asked : "Janie. don't you know
your old friend Tom Raymond?" It
was indeed the friend and playmate of
his early days.
"Kut how did you fin 1 me?" inquired
Mr. Oakley.
Oh, I had it from Santa Claus,"
laughingly replied his friend, and then
lie sat d wn and the two taik.il over
the events of their loyhood. They had
sat together in si h.cl; together they
had climlied the hills and hunted s.juir
re's, pitheml nuts and rowed their
Imatson the broad Iltidson.
As tin? talk went on a suspicion grew
uji-ii Mix H:ik!i V of the manner in
! which Santa Claus haplK iinl to send
tin- presents. K'lt the visitor ga'v no
! dew to the mv-tcry, inr did s:ic see
through it until Margrtt had told her
t'iie w hole story of her let ler to Santa
Clans. Aui' rhtni Ayrb-HHirit
The Old Eural Christma3.
How many of the young tuple
know that some forty years ano nin
teiiths of the children in Anu-rim hal
to enjoy Christinas with only such
sums as they had saved up for months,
often a J nny at a time? Yet so it was.
Not one father in ten thought of giv
ing a bey "Christmas money;" the big
family dinner and such fun as cost
nothing was enough.
Indeed, save for candy and fire
crackers, there was little to sjend
money for. "Robinson Crusoe" and
"Parley's Tales" were almost the only
story looks, though the people had
some old stand bys on their shelves
mi l the "Old English Reader" was
like other ioor, always with them.
There were "Moral Lessons," a few,
and tracts enough; but no gorzumsly
I- tten-d vo.uis.es of childish song, no
fairv stories shining in covers of blue,
green and gold.
The storv that artists for the earliest
juveniile luniks had to labid their pict
ures "This is a horse," "This is a cow,
etc, is no doubt an exai-ireration, but
the toys really nciihil it. Many a lit
tle girl made a doll by drossii!..: up a
crook net kul squash. "Rag babies"
were the rule. A doll such as any
child of -irents above the grade of
pan iters may now have for Christmas,
would then have excited the aniaz;
meiit of the neighborhood, and a doll
that would ojh-n and shut its eyes
well, language is lacking to set forth
the furore such a wonderful creation
would have excited.
It is an actual fact that the purchase
of such a doll bv order from Cinciu-
n.itti at a cost of two dollars was
made a matter f church di icussion in
one town as late as ls4s. "The lieigh-U-trs"
finally dn-id.-d it was all right,
as the man's little girl was an invalid
and needed amusement. She ct rt iin
ly got it, if company was any amuse
ment, for every child for mihs around
was -r.-uy to sv that doll. As for
paying ten dollars for a doll, the p.-o-ple
would have r.sked tin-court ioii:mc
a guardian f--r the man who did it, as
one unfit to manage his own tid'airs.
Ten dollars would buy an acre of g. !
thuVrnl land in half of theco:mtry.
Wo: til a. viiig was all envied :e-e.iiu-plisl:iile!it
iu those days. The "hir.d
hand" who had some skill with a jack
knife had a crowd of children afur
him on ail p tssi'ule K-ca.-ii;is; the fath
er ho ci mi l cane a human looking
figure out of walnut bark w.is a hero
to his fa-nilv. !
lis l aid tiie 21
Old Mr. Loi . IJ.-eks i: a e-rtain
Chris'iniis ntor!iii'r v:is the hajtiest
mat! in tiiree eounries. A rieh:y-uit-iiolst.
rcl, hi!iid-einliroi it-r.;i, si!vtr-f:is-
seled tires-iim-irown htinsrover hista-v
lair, v. il'a an all", elioaate n-tte fro;n
n;:-.ninia. A ilaz::!ii uiain.-.n.l slu-i
t ist.-d tlu-sun's ravs on-of shnjv on
the dresser and threw a liirht Mile leam
on a ear.l : "lo ilea.x-st jaia, from h.s
l.tvinest ila-.ij-'l.ter." A gold ri-.-:iter
on the mantel tieked so hard it ahnost
kr..teked a hole in the wall, and a jtretty
eard told hini it was from another Mis-.
Roeks. Siijij-ers and neekties, sns-
jKinlers and handkerehiefs, sim kin-
e:tjsand eipir-holders were as.t staek
tsl uj in one enrm r f the rik.m.
Old P'H-ks sniotl-.enl himself in his
lew jrown nnd an exees.s of senl.tuent
for two davs. He smoked hinisvlf blind
and einjtloyeil a niht watch man to jtr.t-te-t
hisjcwilry. He was a wrj- intiid
man proud of himself, j.rond of an af
fectionate family that was proud of him.
He lavished presnts on his loving wife
and teiider-hearteil daughters. Such an
unlsian.ied display of affection must
rewardetl a hundred-fold, thought old
Pocks. lie did not h ave a wish or a
want of his dutiful family jr; unlutiled.
Old Mr. Pocks was made thrice happy.
Karly the followinr day a district
niessvujrer lioy -tlI.-.l with a small hill
fora pairof slipju rs. Old Mr. 1'ocks
smiled in a feverish sori of away. An
hour later the haltcrdasher s-nt in a
hill for ties, suspenders and other hric-a-hr.i-.
At noon the tailor's messenger
carrkil up an account for a dre-sintr-irow
n and cap. Put old Hock paid and
paid until the jeweler's diamon 1 and
watch statement r.-aehed his oflkv.
ci
Tiien the old m i'i il.-w into a p iss" :i
was more than he would stand,
lie could have liuj;ht every thing for
half his nlfcctionate family had paid for
it, he declared, and thr.-atelied to pitch
the messenger into the street. I5:it Ihe
jeweler notified Mr. Pocks that the had
dcht wagon would call at his residence
next morning if he did not pay Ids
ine4 Jehts, and the old man settled.
Strawln-r I have lut-n figuring all
the morning on my aciunt.s for '(il.
Singerly How much has it cost
jour
Stjawlter I wafii't figuring that. I
was figuring how much it citst my
creditors.
THE TRUTH ABOUT IT.
Vhen lnt-le Sam wa but n Iki.v,
One Christmas e-.-e be huiu
Hi ;wt:tnt hy the old flri t-M?!,
An then this son hesunip
i tti, Santa Claus! Cth, S.inti Clans
iive nr m it-'nt eh:rm,
Thil n-tty ifiris whfa I'm a mm.
May ?nw upon my Ctrtn."
And tluit Is why old San:a Clau
Ti-i!.iy U t a dnilnit;
Bi-raUM' he pave our t'nt le Sam
Tlte thing he mot d.-sinvt.
Holiday Jests and Gems.
The smoll Uv ha-n't to lie got out of
bed with a sw itch on Christmas inoni
ing.
The almanacs put the shortest day of
the yctir just liefore Chri-tmas, but fi
nancially it is the next day after.
You cannot cut Christmas out of the
calendar nor out of the heart of the
worhl. T. W. Jfn'lfunl.
"I'm sorry I didn't ask Santa Claus
for a few more things while I was
altout it," said the young miser.
Job got his certificate for patience lie
fore he was obliged to go out and buy
Christmas presents for all his relatives.
11' I 't ':, l',rr A .71 rricnt.
Charley Was Slow. Amy "Are
you going to give Charley anything at
Christmas?" Ma'.tel "I'm thinking of
giving him a hint." Ejn-k.
Tommy "I wish Christinas had
come and gone." Johnny "What
for?" Tommy "Uecatise then we
C tllld itlit lteing gO"d." (i'tUh n I ton;.
l!e im-rry all, Ik- merry all.
With holty tlnss and fi stive l;n!l,
I'r. ptre the rouc. the fins!, ihe halt.
To wvleoaie merry Christ mas
11". A. &j-ttrr.
"The holiday spirit is an a'l-itcrvad-ing
one," re!iiarkiil a father as he
Knight his Utile boy a fiftet -Si-ccnt tin
horse; "liai it costs moiiev." I'm ';.
Mother and daughter examining
t hristinas presents. I laughter "Are
I toth of thss.- litsj (f cundy ditler-
ent? -ii oilier "N o; licitht r is alike. '
Wif. "1 hojie you an- pleasi.il w ith
those slipiK-rs, darling?" Hiislumd
hesitatingly') "Yes, dear, I'm so glad
I learned to walk on snowshix-s wlu n
I was a ! toy." Wt"'iin;i'in
The church 1h-1Is of innumerable
s.i-ts are all chime 1 tells to-day, ringing
in sweet aeeor.lantv throughout many
land--, and awaking a great joy ia the
h.-art of our common humanity.
Johnny "Say, pa, t o-day is Christ
mas." Mr. Scaurs "That's so, my
lioy! Y'-ll, I'll let you go without a
spaiikimr t.tilay. Xo cai! I of mine
shall ever lack something to reniemKT
.Christmas by."
It is v, ll for everyone during the
holidays to In- filled with the Christ
mas spirit, but they should not regard
this as permission for unlimited and
unrestricted indulgeniv in Christmas
punch. S"itirrril!c Jjirnn'.
If you hear a man protesting l..udly
durhig the wn-k against the promiseu
o;s slaughter of s als yo-i may depend
upon it thitt he very grtidgingly lmtight
his w ife a seal.-kiu siieijiie for Christ
mas. I'iiihtili 'jjii-i ( 'n't.
Wiliit "I don't Ivlieve the storiet
altout Santa Clans. 1) t you, FmI."'
Fred "Xo, I don't cither; but Mi!
d t'l't let's talk so loud. He might
hear us, and then he wouldn't give u-
am thing." "; ; -' i't-nn; .
Ireo Pills.
Send you.-address to H. K. ilucklcn
it Co., Chi. -ago, and get a free sample
b x of Dr. King's Xew Rife Pills A
trial w ill convince you of their merits.
The-.? pills are easy in action and are
particularly eiiective in the cure of
constipation ana sick nea.taclie. J-er
miliaria and liver trouble they have
u.-.-n i-nivci mvaraaoic. liiev are
guaranteed to l- ji-rfectlv fn-e from
i very deleterious sulstan-e and to le
purely vegetable. They do not weak
en by their action, but by giving tone
to stomach and I towels great iv iinig-
orate the svstem. Regular sie- 'S ct.s
S-dd by J. X. Snyder, druggist, Som
erset, Pa., .r at Rrallur's drug t'.o:e,
R.rlin, Pa.
Seasonable Scraps.
"And why do they vpell it Xmas,
pi. "lUz-.-.i; my s.ii, it Jias many
tellde" recoi.- -tions." .!., "' 117'.--
"iiri-t:.i:is is the only holiday of the
year tiiat hrins t!;e hole human fatil
iiv into c.i:ii:!.ii;i coiiiinuuion. Caiy.
i;-h.:-.
A man's p leketii-'x.k after Christmas
d -ie not r-sseinMe a 1
il l. The cloud
know. P'hi!.-
h:.i
a f liver liolli.', vol!
S'fif''i'i::
It is worth n i.ietiil-rin that the
value of a hr;sfii..s pr-nt isn't de
termir.eil ly what it e-vts, hut ly
what it tvu'liis. A ir I'-'h'iifd Jijor-
"Many at th.- C!ir--t:i!as tahle?"
"il::ht of s;s. Father, m..iher, and
the five children." "That's only sev
en." "Yes. it-it t!ie turkey v.us ate."
l'iii!"-l ';.'' ' Tii -v.
A Ni.-e Present. "That's a fine wal
let you have, Ihnry."' "Ves. My
wife uave it to me for Christmas."
"Ind.-etU' Anything in it?" "Ves; the
hill for the wallet."
Altout Christmas time a little pirl
w:.s told that "she was naughty, and
Santa Claus tuiht not hrin her a
present." Well," sail she, "you
need not say it so near the chimney."
I'o it.'i'x ( 'uiiijfiii ion.
It is a Good Thinj.
I say this for Pan-Tina: I have Ikvii
in the dr.itr htisiness many years, and
this is one of the most suctv-ssful couii
remedies I have sold. A case i:i point,
a nehrhltor, Mr. I.. II. Niefnlemus, had
a chronic eoujrh for six years standing,
which no medicine would relieve. I
recommended Pan-Tina, and its effect
was ni:i'.'ic:-.l. It is n .k1 thiii-.
J. P. tss M st-.vr, Alto ma. Pa.
Par.-Tin.. is s.l l at l!") and oj cents ai
IJenlord's dn store.
Santa Clans' Histake.
Jolinnie Sav. tut
is this w hat Santa
, li'.v I toy. What
:s;js hrought you?
Mr. Se.:l!tio Ye
do you think of it?
Johni'.ie V.'ell, 1 think that Santa
made a mistake, as yc.u always part
vour hair with a towel.
Common Sens;
Should he used in attempting to cure
that very disagrevahle dist-.is.-, catarrh.
As catarrh originates in impurities in
the IthnKl, Im-al applications tan do no
permanent goo.L The common sense
method of treatment is to purify the
hlood, and for this purjio-? there is no
preparation superior to Hood's Sarsa
parilla. Hood' Pills eure constipation l.y re
storing peristaltic action to the alimen
tary canal.
Don't B5 r?isiv5l
False w-ononiy is practised by jn-ople
who think that urinary troubles gi t
well of themselves. Dr. Kenncdy'i
Favorite Remedy cures the most ol
stinatc c:i.st-sof dialn-tes, gravel or kid
ney disease. In Rright's disease it has
ctin.il where all cle failed.
Eather Tart
Mr. KaniMxllc And now wouldn't
you like me for a Chritmas present?
Miss Alert Certainly, if you'll heng
yo ir.n-lf on the Christmas tree.
Entitled to Confidence.
Mr. (i. W. Konford, druggist, should
have the contitlcnce oi tins communi
ty. His calling is one of rcsionsi'oili
ty; very often precious lives are en
trusted to his cure; taking the agency
for selling the celebrated Red Flag Oil
should 1 a guarantee, it will da all
that is claimed for it, and no remedy
excels it for the quick cure of rheuma
tism, neuralgia, f-prainsand all bodily
pain. Price 2 cents
Tue7 Felt Badly.
Susie Papa, did you get mamma a
new pair of slij-jK-rs for Christmas
Papa Xv, my dear, but why da you
ask that question?
Susie Well, Tommy said that the
old ones w ere ick.
Papa Sick? How do you make that
out?
Susie That's what he meant any
how, for he said they felt badly.
'Yield Not to Misfortune."
I was n filleted wit it catarrh last au-
timin. During the month of Octo'.icr
I could neither taste or smell mid
could hear but little. Elv's Cream
Rahn cured it. Marcus (Jen. s.haut,
Rahway, X. J.
I sull'iTcd from cafarr'i of the worst
kind ever since a b iy, an I I never
hojicd for cure, hat Ely's Cream Raini
seems to do even that. M.uiy acquaint
ances have iis.il it with excellent re
suits Oscar Ostnmi, !- Warren Ave,
Chicago, III. Cream iJalm is agreea
ble. There is a gleam of comfort for t:
man even when the Christ mas pr.-scnt
season is i!i lull luast; n:s w:it
i im
not want an Kater bonnet
now.
riii'iu'c'h
I J'iiift.
.
Lit
Those who have Used Dr. King's
Xew Diseowry know its vah.ie, and
tlntse who have not, have no.v tilt- op-p-trtimity
to try it free. Call on the
advertised driiggi.-t and get a trial Imt
tle, free. S. nd yo'.ir n.Uii- arid addr.-s.;
to 11. V.. Peieklell & Co., Chic.ig-t, and
get a sample Ux of Dr. King's Xew
Life Pills, free, as well as a ci-py of
Cai'.e to Health and Koa-thoid In-str.:;-tor,
five. All of v.iii' ii is guar
anteed to do yon go.i t ami cos; y.'.l
nothing at J. X. Snyder's drug stor
Somerset, Pa., or ;. Y. Rredlier, Drug-
g:.-t, lUriin, Pa.
JORDAN k H1NCHMAN.
!n:n'U f ri!.i.- :idH :kt-s, 4-.ii:y (hhIs
toa 7irs!-rl:ts ltou'1i Iii! rl-r-i tro!(ii!y
ftitJ ! Kiiir n in f:iiiuIti- to ai:y x
l.-iit. rtMs alwjy fn-li. mi l u", ways nil", r-
fiiii'st assort i:it -n Is ivi r rtirrit-i!.
27;-l72 Main Street,
Johnstown, Pa.
The ft rul of America ti .?"
pers. CHARLES A. 1KIXA, I'1.
if for.
The American VonMilufioit, the
American Idea, (he American
Sjtirit. Thtue firsf, lost nnil all
the time, fore re r.
Da !, by mail - $6 a year
Daily &. Sunday, by mai!.$8 a year
The Weekly, - - $1 a year
The Sunday Sun
is the gr. -aU-si
San-lay New:
palter in
the world.
Price 5s. a copy.
By mail $2 a ) ear.
ItfdrfsM THE Sl'.V, X. Y.
IB. c IB.
Never Mind
H-;v far you live from tis yon can
luiy tliroiiE'ii o.ir order dco-.riinei'.t
jtist as ( H as th..' you lived ae.-oss
the street. We an? pr.iid of this.
Any one can have n good ri-putatioti
at home, hut to lie in g.t., repute
away from li.i;tie. means much. tir
lriees arc the same to everyone and
when wesjiy wi.l it is ',Vmi-L
Look Ye.
r. autifid ail-wsH.! Sailings that otisht
tttlsjiK.t less than 75 cents. If yon
write for them tjuick you will pet a
choice of i mixliires of coloriitts and
weaves, at : : ;
They are .V ineh.-s wide. Think of it.
Clieviot tinished, aU-u.xil f.iliric im
p.trte.1 "I distin. t stylts., will! all the
Koi;iar colors in each it is wron to
ask less than To cents l.nt we IkmiIiI
tiiem low, anil you sliaM have the lsn
i St, at : : : : zs;
I-idies Kids, eolorx or Mack, a regular 4
hutton dollar glove for : T-V-.
Mar.niis1 our :-toc!::l kid glove, we i-an I
mat. -!i any ilress, : : $l;
Indies Lined Kids, very cheap.
Corduroy, 2J inch, for dresses. Ileavv
Cord lKsiutii'itl colors, :.!,.; at .hemic
pricp, : : : : !.:!)
Lyons Silk Velvet, in e.i;iisi"te i.lai N.
Ill itiehes wide, seen -.).. per
Waisis. Sli-ee.-. un.l !I.id litiing s't.."0
For Mcthsrs.
Ital y It-inds ami Wrappers eotnl.iiie.l.
ll.jssel . ilh si!!:, no se.ims to cha; or
irritate. Ae, ltit, : : i ;
The i-airy ar.Ir.thn. consisting of Tain
o'Siianier Cap. ;i:i,i:pe Irt-s, Ked
It'i.iiiili !! K, ( lo ik, nii.l 'ule L'-lll.-Nihties.
Iteady prititeil on ni.-e
lawn, to he cut and made up a tjre.it
teacher for the little girls.
Laiics' St.M-ks of Crepes, Silk Velvet
HiMton with side l-toj.-s IVoes. Iti
wHtes e tc., at : : .Vie. up.
Write your wants. Our order depart
ment will attend promptly to them.
B0GGS& BUHL,
ALLEGHENY, PA.
TvovFn,,
1. A physician can n-it alweys !
had. Rheumatism, Xetiralgia, Sjtraiin
llruises atid Rurns oi-ur often and
sometimes when b-.ist expf ted. Keep
handy the friend tf many households
and the destroyer of all pain, the fa
mous Rul Hag Oil, 2o cents
2. Many a precious life could 1
saved that is being racked to death
with that terrible cough. Secure a
gmtd night's rest by investing til cents
for a Untie of Pan-Tina, the gn at rem
edy for coughs, colds and consumption
Rot ties of Pan-Tina sold at J. W. Rn-
ford's drug store.
How lie "Would Slide.
Mrs SmiU-m (to her son) Which
would vou sooiu r have for Christmas,
Robbie, a juiir of skates or a sail
Robbie Can't I have ltoth?
Mrs Sniitem Xo, I don't think
Santa Chins would titnsent to that.
Ro'obie Then givt me the skah-s.
Tommy Slimsoii's got a sled, ami I
can lick him. .V7 and Ejrun:.
Backlen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, ti tter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, mid imsi
tively cun piles or no ny required.
It U gnanintml to give jn-rfect satis
faction or money refunded. Price 'J
cents iter l or salebvJ. Snv-
ler, Somcrsel, Pa., or at (J. W. Rral-
lier's, lU-rlin, Pa.
DiiCaarg-s From the Ear Can Be
Cured.
sw-rl"! f.-ver. jii.iiIi-s. nnd enhls hv iitu ra-
ti'.ni.f a hole in Hi.- ear drum, impi-linf a
eon. iitl. in til. if I-;iiN to nir.'li.s.v. ili-s-li..r,r',
an.! d.t.lii ss tiiut vldoai -vtr elin-s its-if.-I.
al tiel i illy w.irs.- I.y tlx- :'itl!ii.ii of
it'th.-stl: -. ? r.o.n'atiotis r.n.l ii .:. Iti'iion
in the inal-lle i-avity oi iii.-.-..r. . r '.y iilifr.i
1 ieiis t ii r .ii. H lo t ti I.. .ii". v ita i.u'..o.;t.i:e i..a
.-ll.l .! -I r-1 1 of l.lls ill il. of fh hriiii,
ns.iil-.iie; tu !-.. I lu V i:.'i sa-h a i-o-elin. n
th.-t .in!. I. -.i.ls fn!il w.ir- worst-, !;v
v.. ii l--lav loai inv II..- sine in.-iifis of r'ii.-f.
'J'li.il mi.-'i e iv. ;,rf fiir-..l'!i- lias Ihiii !i'iti.ri
;r!'..,'i ov.-raiet i.v.t I v th:- liii!i..o.is eu.-i-n
Itr.SaJli-i.sn l". iii! Aeaic, i itl-'.n'-;. till'
ev.-. .tu', ii.tsfnit't thntat sl.i-iails. TI-..' t-.s,
oi Vr.l has.1'. Ir ileit. S ci.f.inr s;r--t. Mt
Viili:ii-;t"ii. I'i:ts"!.iir.'. is a s.ohii.- "I lain-
lr.-.Is. ii.- ha. I .lis h:i r. v tn.iii t liii-ltas. I. In
ssi iir. s. i.ll. r tr -tit- 'l iiiai sit w.s !:. i t!l-et
inir a i-:ir u itli Ii -a in-: i s..ir.-l. :iit-i hi- r.
mains w.-a to tlii :. .. All with nr 1 n-.il.!t
liriie-J tliis arta-It- uii.i Lt. caniuu-l Irei-.
ELYS Catarrh
th. sort-s.
i-ro'-eiH Ii..
ctiil.n.iie lr.n
A.I lilinl; .i t oll
lt-ton- the
S.-n-st. rastfitri'
Ma.-li.
IT WILL CUHE
A tm -to-li-1- : jo .1 i : into .-.i-li nostril nr..! is
acr-ttii:-. 1'r.o- .i cents at Urugsist-r -tnail.
KI.Y UH. 'Till Ks, y; Warren trt t, N. Y.
Wild & Anderson,
Iron & Erass Founders,
Engineers and Marii'iiisis and I'ngiii
It-.iiiders.
Manufacturers of
COAL CAR WHEELS and A ALES
New nnd scuiid-hand Machinery,
Sliafti'i, Manners nnd Pulleys,
Injectors. Lulu i.ntors, nil
i 'nits, Kte.
ERECTING Or KACHKERY A SPECIM7Y
Strictly Fir&t-Class Work Guaranteed.
Shop on Itroad St., near It. .tl. ltejiot
Johnstown. - - Pa.
O A DVI A M l Tmi Bai 0n
50C A TEAR. tftR0S5.
Tha Kew Volume, bajinning Kovemhcr 'S4,
contain the Ust thir.sr-s i:i re; 1-
iiian:! pictures f.r the children fn-tti
one to
will he
ix vears old. Atin.iv
Ihe:
The House
Of t'i3 Grandmcihcrs.
I'.v Mis. KM.i I'ai-iiiati Pratt.
A lui-
in-, roils serial of ha i.y life.
Marching Plays.
I'y (Jrey I'.at-l.-soii. For nursery t!
te:taii:l.ie!.t, kiti'h-r-.ii-tens and ori
n.ary seh.t-.ls; t- develop tin! llatur-d
fri niihness of little children toward
animals Klalioratcly iihistrated.
Sequels to Hciher Gogs?.
Uy Mr. Clara I My Hates. N ew a I
veiiturt ..fold I'ricnd", told in verse.
The liimb'e Pennies.
liy F.or." A series of i-:;i iot:s ..Ir.tv
i: z li s-or.s. ii-ing a hir;e mid small
copper t eat.
Children's KcT:ao:rie"
Prize Competition.
A metta.-rie of er.r-.I!'.id. w'. h fi . II
i'.:re-lie.iii for iiiaking and oilorir.g.
ami pri.es.
jitn.it '
Alpha PnL'.is'iing Co., Boston.
im.
iriLii.
$1.00 A VCA3 ENLARGED
An Illustrated Slaaiiao for ChiLlien
from Seven to Eleven.
The Kew Tolnme Begins with K jvexbtr.
SPECIAL pEATUR3;
P0II7 ailth Other GirL Serial. I'.y Miss
Sophie Sweet.
The Enot-holj in the Feass. I!oys" serial.
I'.y Itetti Hay.
Little Fetirkia Vandike. A lit ily series
of wm-iiis for recitations in character.
P.y ( has. S. Pratt.
Crest Cats I Have Mtji. A dozen hunting
stories, every one true. Ily W. Thom
son. 72 illustrations.
A Childhood ia a Irish Cartle. Advent
ures of real children ia an ancient
cartl.-. liy Mrs. 15. II. Itohhs.
Ween Gruoiaiacr's Crar.Cra'itr ss a Foy
A s--riisi of historical artii-les i 11. 1st ra
te. 1. K. S. Iii-iw-ks.
Aa Aise:icaa Beg Abroii. Iog Tonj-'s
voyage ami travels; very umitsing.
Ily F. 1'. Humphrey.
S'.-aiLino Corner, .'lout children who
lieeame happiiK-ss makers. Jty Ahhy
Morton I tias.
Soa. for Childrea'i Yoicti.
feature.
A monthly
Doll Dress-Hiking,
children.
A ferien written for
Bistingahilitd Story-tellers. Stiri I.y
trophic May, Mary K. Wilkias Hee
kiali l'.iiHerworih. -tc.
'Children'i Kenagrrie."
Uwon.
Pri2 Coa3;e-
fi'prriitl term t't Srhtml mcl daft.
-tniph frf.
Alpha Publishing Co., Bostcn.
iiitt i-.o.tioii. FHAFEVtR 2 tff
Cures flf. JACOBS CILJsure?
Rheumiitlsm,
Neuralgia,
Sciatica,
Lumbago,
Sprains,
Bruises,
8urns,
Wounds,
..WHAT MORE IS HEEDED
Xoiliins: On Earth Viil
Jiheriu.m'.s C'cutlitlon rovaTor!
KEEPS YOUR CHICKENS
Stronj end Healthy ; FrevcnU all Diseate.
Good for Moulting Urns.
It lanl.liif. lr iur. Hi.-'.Iv r -- r'.ml.a. Tn nntn
t.l nwt. tc mi if m "f. ..whrif- f.wi.'li
lr.H.?. M.'.-.l.' . i.-lli .n " :.'T 1 .
M.siW f p. .-lt rw.li." s . 'i.t ' r.
t i'yuti nti'l set il m ini to tm. .k lir.
S.rM :ir fit t'irl II. -la.ni. II v.- jn-1 . Infl 114 1.
ca.l l.-v niil. PI 7 s,v U.V 1.l'- ilv.L
s ii:.:. ...:-vih 'I he i;e- l'.iil-rv lup, fi.l
i.-.-i' . If- v. mr ti.; t ml ..i" "in f I
L.v Jt)u '. '. , t lih iic :L. IsKr'.u. kud.
S)mericun
WEEKLY.
To extend ils usefulness and make it a
pra.-ticnl iieifsMiy lo ry r.-crcssive
farmer ami his f imily. the A met ! an A-
rii-tihuri t is it-i-.v tiiit-! t-le-d t.c klv n:-
ste.til et i.:ot.-.!il,i:t OI.'LY il.OO A YEAi.
All tin- l.-a 1 1 -1 jj: fe.itervs that haw to eh-
the lilo.:;iii so popular are retaiin-J an. I
111:111 v new l.-e.ter . ad le.l. s-.i-h tt' ner-
itl and l n-i! Mai'k-'l pri-i-s rop 1
ports
lo-WS,
in lli.-ir s-:is.ii, '..:c;ense. I-'a: ui
atid Lelters 1111:011 the i artners.
!ts Farm Fealures,
such as Livo St ic'j, Hr.iryitig, Horticult
ure. I'ouiuy, Market i o-.e-citi and
other topics, written lv ira ti.Mi mi.I
Sii.-ii-ss!-.iI h'artin-rs, siipplenieii'e.l with
i!histri!ions ly al i" itt;-ts, ci.inl ;T!e lo
make it itl:.!u.ii-l-- to those who "l'ariti
for a li-. it:-."
The latest Maikcts and Comaier.-ial
Agriculture an li-.e'iut; ! atur.-s, m win. h
the Agriciilt.il ist is m-i e.ce!l.-.i.
Five Editions.
To 1 1 tt.-ra.ia; t the i. :.!;:irist to (!-.
special iii'.ert-ts ei' t ...1 s-ci;..:,. :i e !- j
tions are iss-n-i!. . r i.m- ilil'.i n-ti! s: c-
t ions of tie- ci.-trit r v. 'i'h -v are k in -iv u as
l-lastt rn. Mi-ldic, Vmrid," -:ern, and
Southern.
l...c!t is'itii.r, 1-mt.-tiie: "p.v-inl I.o-d
1 ate 1 i s chrn aetcris: i- of s-; 1:011. pc,--ft-.-tiy
a lapiiiifr it to ti e v.v.ms et t;ic i'ar
nters of lue dilicretit states in thai sc. !;-. 11.
Th'.is 1 :u !i 1 ihti-.n I,.-;-.lie s t-1 tin- iartii'T
as mi! h their liomf ari.-i: Itural i.:,
ast!i'.M-h puhli.-he i at their on :t : tati.
cajtltal. ;
. - . . .
Th2 Fami'y Features. i
Short stories, Iit.-i l';i!.i ins, r.on-y
Work, The li-i.1 C.s.i ly Mrs."
K:ni.in 1. Talks v. ith the l...c-t...-.
Pti.h- r. i t -ts. 1
1-rary Corner .V You;. ;
folks' P;,-e,
coml.ine to make this Itcparimcnt of as
tun. h an. I imcri-st
as mi.s( i.f the
Special t aniny j'.ipcrs.
(.nicsiioiis
Vet.-ri:i:-.rv
alls
mill
r.-.l 0:1 I.-.v
M- .li- hie,
m.I i l.are
tin rt-
If
The Matrizine l orn:,
out l. iiin.l in a tic it fit
p;eres varying from t
h ?s-ue c-.tiies
lie i.'iial-r of
k idea! Farm & fdk
J J
I"rt e S., tuple 'opy sent t.ti itjuest.
I'r-i.n'v -111 now, tor v-'ir ;-,
wiiis,.,i t;.eii:,.,clM.f iv-tf.is,
'
AMERICAN AGBiCULTU3!3T,
52 Lafayetts Place, - W. Y,
Ilrir.ci'.T f .r Cat.ir-h t tka
, Kislt'i. t t'iK-. an.l fhrape-
. ami ti2? su fr j
Sold by ltror;iu or- r.t ty wit.
SOe. K. T. HiKitlaaw Wh-tcb. Fa.
Salesmen Wanted
to s. .1 i'- nrisv.vni.i.; sr '-a n ::r -irv :.:t .:
u-i!.-l ii tb hn is'.; --.r -I A'iti- 1.. -pi-;
;:.'ic .-.ell us ir,.- ..L.tT:-.ni.) ...-;:t . 1 1 1
fr its id Ornimv-jl;. A Tl.i- ".: e rai-'., t j
i.l.t r::oi: -y :i-: .1 in 1 ;..r t r.i .e,i..-' - ih-i . s. )
Uirv .:-:ies loin, t,-.-e y ..r:c .. i-.tua.c 1.0
cil. Vt titcc.i- tera.s.
Hoopes Bro. & Thome s,
Hjp!e Acrje N;rs;r - W-i( Cht-s!;-, Pa. !
YOUirl EYE !
We want to catch It!
YK'ilY r.KMI".:: in Ssitnerset C..i;nty
wno ii.ts a co;-. 1 i.t ji-miocii i.arK or a 1
li.ie
. r- jM-.se of -.vol tin.l that tie- 'i t- I
'l.lT.Ni i:TA.Xi:i:V o., will pay the
highest cas!; prices for the same. Vi r'ie
for (notations to
wiNsi.ow s. oi;i: ,t c".,
Cotill-.i-ta-c, Pa.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tiiat I will sell, m.til further in
i!:ov. int; ijif-.ts ut ihe o. prices.
the
cj.jr. i-
1.1 la
n e, -1
i-ssii! 1 tic ti.iv aiiit--.1 j- per u.n
tv lite go". ermri-i.;: AA. pur.
years, ' per Sallon; llppt - ::
years. Sj -J ,; 1 ( vt,:ii. !. -1 years. :
pillo'i; l'.riihi o.Tt ant! 'i"!i.i:iii-so(i
i'lee. -Z
'I.' pi r
pi:re
rve, ." years, '..Vi t.-r gallon: K-u.-ii. ,1-
leil Ueil lnt. Iiilwli s, 1;..! .tis..n I o.. 1
toiirh1.11. ?4..' per rapoti; I lan:.is ;!h-.
i ttsliertv. Mniiticello. 1J v.-ars, .-"..! ppr
gnilitti. California .vim s .(ry vnd s. .!. j
;roui i.ie p . c;-iit.in 10 ct.i 1- n:s,i;i. 1
l.rands; mv o-. :, import. Hi n. Sliei rv
nnd fort wine tr-.i.i to ; :..Vt per z;'.-
1111: also the linest Irish un fsenlcl.
H iiiskis at lowest w !:!. -:.!! rat'.-s. Call
or vend for un cial price h.-t at
A. ANDRIESSErJ
Iss, l-il, nil St., Allegheny.
.VII orders hv m:.i! protnptlv slti ti-lcl.
N extra charge for paekinj;. Tel'-ph-'tie
HEHCH
DROftGQLD'S
SAVr.-ILL'"EIJGiriES
A wonlirful Inprovrairattn Frtrtian Feet and
;i.Rark. hack motion of Crrtaif a timra m f.f
ananyotberlnltiff market. FririloBf 'lairh Fr-eH,
rausincalltbrfml cnniiK to suuiti Mill bile Uw-k-i
: err at moif la owrr aa! wear, (spnil
4crntinaiampa furUrseLaiaJocueaml prtc, Alas
Hfrinf Harrawa, liar Ilikr. 4 altiTatan,
( ara 1'lnatrra.s.hrllm. etc. M niton tfttt iti-rr.
UXCI1 DROMtcOLD, Mfr, Yark, Pa,
YOU CAN FIND
TW!3
a tie lo rTrrsBi it. m M tl Ado-n nm I iitu U
Vm EEl-IIiTGTOlT BROS.
bo will coointA in mivrUaiuc at loai rsu-A
IMPOSTAXT TO AIM ERTISEU.
The cream of the country papers U tozni
iu Remingtons County Seat Lisu. Shrewd
! Jvcriior3 avail themselves of these lits, a
copy of -vhich eta be had of Remington.
I ruo, of Kew York & Pitfrburs.
5 S
a
Swellings,
Soreness,
Headache,
Backache,
Stifinsss,
CL-ta, Hurts,
rost-tjites.
THAN A FERFECT CURE....
CONDEN'SED TIME TABLES.
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
BomcrBC-t
and Cambria
KTiivrAtr.
Frarjch
Johnstown M.tll K (.r. . l!irk-i. S-Til .
111.. St.iiicr-t l-l. t. st.. .-to, 11 4,'iJ, ll.iitv
1 r 1 II.-.k-i. ...;uisti 11 ij l .
Joiuis!ov.-n M ti! K.r.s.s. Ii. -Uu-io.1 in o a.
111.. ss imcrs t 11:1. s M..I.SI..U II : :, ll .v-
rsv lilc II: . I, J-.le.si.iH n 1:1-', p. m.
Johnstown Acts. met i-tititci. !ttM-kwo.l V
p. III.. Somerset li.-.tt tt, :s.nwii (:s, Uoov-
eis iitc o:-, Joiifistowii 7: .0.
Iiiiiy.
h-ivtii WAi:r.
Mai!. J..!iM:tow:i fi;s.. in.. 1I.v.,-im :!.. 7:11.
.s.tivesit,n 7:lis s-.aicist t 7V.t l:.s-i;iv.Ki
:Jl.
F.xi-riss. Jolinstowu 'Mt p. m.. H.MiVf-rsvi'le
:.l 1. stoi t stow 11 sm.iiii iv t ;: V, K. k
woo.t Sni't.'V 1 in'v. .lolm-town Sonii rsi-i li;r11
liteK-A'tiii Iu.Sk
T3KXXSYLVAMA JLUI.IIOA l.
ttlCKN SrANCARO TIMr.
ComiKNSKH Sl it III I.T..
Tralii urtivi- atel .1- ai
fn.Tti tl:c Uitl.iu at
Jotlllstowoii ;ts !ii:nwi:
WK-TWAi:l
PoiitliiV'"-!.-ni Kxpn ss
Vcst-n h -.p.-f
Jutln-'-. 11 A.-cot.i!ii:.-i! loll....
A imici t.oii ...
Pacif- i:.'.s
W a 1-iis -i, -cr
.Vol
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t':. : l.i.e
t'.-s) 11. ra.
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stu-ctssfuiiy, tm.l Uii.ir:inttc you
acainst f.iiiiire if yon htit follow our
m tuple, i!:ii!i instructions. Header, if
you are in net .1 01' ready mom y. r.nd
want to know all :.!ion? tile best payin?
business U ft.rc the public, scud us your
n!i!r-ss, ,m.j Wc vi l mail you a liocu.
tiL-ut giviuc; you alt tho particulars.
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Augusta, Maine.
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CA 1 Or.VilX A PATENT? For
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FRESH. PURE DRUGS,
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Conjiilcnre
AT SNYDER'S
Vou are always sure of getting the
Can-fully
TRUSSES jTITTEd,
All of the Jietft and Most jirprticeil Trun Kept in ..,,,
Si t in fart if G an ra nteel.
OPTICAL GOODS.
GLASSES FITTED TO SUIT THE EYES. CALL AND HAVE YJ"j
SIGHT
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Somerset,
!ew York Weekly
Tribune
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ONE YEAR.
TWO IDOLnii.A.IRS.
AMrc?s all ordcr3
Loutliers Drug
Main Street,
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Pavorits irith Fecph in Search of
FEESH AMD PURE DBUGS.
Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Sponges, Trusa
Supporters, Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, &c.
TliE IMK-Toi: G!VI PKRSiiAL ATTf NTIi.S To THE ' I ' V Cot N I-I V ti cr
Loillisr's PresGriptionsiFaiBily Resells
CHEAT CJUIK F.tlG TAKEX To lt ONLY Ultsfl AM pr I:K AUTI' MS.
SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES,
And a Full Line of Optical Goods clwavs on lend. Front sr:
large assortment all can be suited.
THE FIHEST BBAKDS OF CIG5BS
lways on hand. It is always a pleasure to display our
to intending purchasers, whether they buy
from us or elsewhere.
J. M. LOUTHER
MAIN STREET
Somerset
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Lumber and Building Materials.
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