' cua saints. i T:- not eL.i frvm J yen! ni! "'d f'rf. ; Toa net clono f r . i-iiva . dark with time T!u.t b..!ysainw.cw.n-d v.i'.h 1. tii.l glory J i-m:!.- clr-wn ujon J fr n their heigh sufc ' lime. i:ot octv from chr.rvh wiucUrvrs, colored bright l. Po '.! ir MfwJ rtadoips f rjl arrow oor way Ah. r.ot a!-aiv In rj-b- pl-ajair.R trhitoly. Villi folded haii-U Io th.y eland night ana day. XTau if tfc-re In this wido world who has not, bid J n IVs-p in Lis lwrt. a picture clear or f.unt, r. iKvl. saT"l, to thi cuter world fortuiu. n. O . r n h: -h ho Leads and murmurs low, JSj A f ico Trhnns all writt n oVr with sorrow, V. L- l.ui.-ii cj.s are ! im with r.nshfd tears, And y. t thev h r Tuily 1- k toward the nior r-v At! fsr bryond it into l.rijrht'T siber" A ( v "n re- all the mi a.-him of the rr.ornini An.t 1 .rirhtnessof the coi n have passed away. And yi t, where clearly, barely, to re in dawn in T The wondrous ndianro of that pcrfcrt day That rorf i-t dr.?, whoa, crowned with heavcn' tirisotiii-, Tithont c jiaiu or core or raortid neod, VTith ointj'J mr's palm, in roixa of enowj whit.ci-s. Our blessed hliill stand as very saints indd. Tes, G id V thaiilcful, thocgh the pure saint .f rtnry, Ar.-i holy martyrs that the artist jmints. Are v ill i in r.t.'.iscw and crov.in d with plory, Th.rc itill are h-doa for th.-se untaowi eiintK. Out took- CUPID AM) PSYCHE. ETis r.ama upon the ship's books wa Ed war 1 Uraithwaite Colchester, but be tween Tilbury and Sydney harbor ht was bi tte r known ast'r.t.id. Uis mother was a widow, with four more olivt branohc-s, alwdrtt-ly derienduit on hu tiwn ai:d T. -iciy's exetti.ms. At the l-.-.- t of tim.-s kind.-rgartc-nf fr the children of respectable trades people we i; .t particularly remunera tive and t!:e m midt-tached villa in Sy-b-i:haiu w:;s ;;iun norJ? trii-d for petty ca!u But wht n Teddy was appointe d fourth ofTiceT of the X. Y. Z. company's steam s'iip Cambi-iati Prince endless possibili ties were op -nod up. If y,ia will remi ruber that every thing in this world is crdainid to a n rtiiin end. yoa will see that Tiddy's future i!tir:!y de)C!ided ou his falling j,j j,)Ve f:rt love of course, and not the insttter of fa-t bu.-iuessliko affair that fi.ll-.ws lai- r. After his s-vond vcyio h3 obtained a fortnight's l.-avc and hastened home. IVkig fond cf tiucis and such like amusements, he was naturally I J mglit iuto ccoitact with many charming girls who, because be was a strange man and a sailor, were effusively polits. Then he- fell hopelessly in love with a horribly impc-s.-iblo girU and in t-ie xcit; :'ieiit of the latest waltz proposed r.tid wts acfvjitcd ou the strength of a fi;urth t-fiit-er's T-ay, rai incipient mus t.u he ri:d a rlozt n or so brx-s buttons. During t!io m xt voyage his behavior toward U!jm;irri-i women was marked bv tiiat circumspection which should always ch:.r:.: U rize an etigaged man. lie never allowed hims-If to forget this for an instant, and his cabin had for its chief ornament a plush framed likeness, t f a young lady gazing with a wistfel expression over a palpably pho tographic sea. Now, it was necessary for his ultimate l:appinoss that Teddy Colchester should le.aru that, like Lis own brass bcttoDs, without constant bumi.-hing a young laiys affection is apt to lose much of its pristine brightness, and that too mu-h sea air is good for neither. He ticked off tho days of absence, and as Ids calendar lessened his affection in crvasod. At Plymouth a letter met hirn, a j'-rlry, inky schoolgirl epistle, evidently v.rif.en by a writer very cold and mis erable, and tho first reading stunned Lira. Ilrd ho seen a little more of the real world he would have bet n ablo to read Ivtweeii the lines something to this tf fect: "You're Teddy, three months awav, and I'm madly ia love with a .L!br." Tlien be would have noted that the WTiter was staying iu Salisbury, after whieh he would have hunted up his home papers and discove-re-d that the 12 ival Wiltshire yeomanry cava-ry were iica'.:;p. d ct ITnmiiigtoen Down. Eut as he had only seen life through r. telescope he could not do this. Couse ipieraly his pain was a trifle acute. His iiiotLt r wrote Lira four pages of sympathy. Eat though Lo wondered at any girl jilting h; boy sho could not help a feeling of sati.-faetion at its being still in her powir to transmute three-quarters cf his pay into food and raiment for her brood. Next voyage the Cambrian Prince bad her fall complement of passengers, and the Kangaroo Girl, whom perhaps yoa may remember, was of the number. At Plymouth a little reserved girl joined, and as she is considerably mixed i;p i:i this story you must know that she rej'iieed iu the unpretentious name of Iliuks. Per the first week or so Toddy held very much aleiof from the passengers, en gaging Limse-if cut inly with recollec tions cf the girl for whose s.ike be was going to live "only in memory." Eeing aa honest, straightforward young b ilow, he of -our.-e followed the jToscrilH-d pmgraiiime ;f all blighted bivo affairs. He began by pitying him self for the sorrow he was undergoing, then went ou to picture the future that might have Ixvn thi irs had s!ie married liint, but ln-fia-e tin y were clear of the bay he bad arrived at the invariable com lusiou and was pitying himself for pitying ti e prl whowufiolish enough to jilt sneh au entinly estimable young man as Edward BraithwaiteColehest.-r. Oise moitiilight night, after leaving "Gib," he was leaning ov.-r the rails of the promenade deck feeling sy:npath-t-i-.-al!y inclined to the wtrhl in fi neral V. heu sonie!.'ly stepp ,-i up behind him. It was J'iss Ilinks. She prefaced htr 'oi!Ver:rioti with two or three oue-stions about the sea, and-he made the asteuiid lug discovery that her voice pos.-tsst-d jnst the note of sy mpathy he required lor his con.pliinL Ho had felt sorry for her because other pi-cple snubbed her, and sho foi Liia lie-cause she had been te.id exagp-. r ated stc.rie about his love affair. To gether they ruado rather a turioui couple. When, under the supervision cf tht Kangaroo Girl, the shore party for Na pies was being organized. Miss Ilinks was tacitly left out. Somehow the im prcssion got about that she was poor, and no one cart-d about laying her ex penses. Eut eventually she did go, and it wa! in the charge of tho fourth officer. When she thanked hi ru for his kindness, he forgot f jT the moment his pledge "tx live henceforth only iu a memory.'' Tho Kangaroo Girl, ou discovering that Mi.-s Uiuks had liee'n on slmre und, l the escort of that "dear little pink offi cer," wits vastly amused and christeuec them Cupid ami Psyche. Now, the end cf it all was that Teddj Logan to n3 himself caring less ant" !vforthethethuUib sta'.utnl photigrapL in his locker and more and more for the privilege cf pumping his sorrows into t sympathetic ear. Ey tho timo they reached Aden h had convinced Limse-lf that bis first lov affair had been tho result of a too gen erous nature, and that his second waf tho one and only real passion of his life, j At Colombo Miss Iiinks went ashore ' with the doctor's party, tiffined tt Mount Lavinia. dined "at the Granc ! w;. ..f, i . t . - Oriental and startod back for t no Bhir ' Jibout 9 O clock. I Teddr, I e grimed with coal dust, j watched each boatload arrive, and m ' . ' be did his lovo increased. Oa account of tho COal barges it WSf impossible for lars to come alongside. : - l i i , ; Ccnsequcst.y tneir freight had tc Clamber frcm hnik to bulk. Miss Hmla , wis the Lirt- of her party to vent are, j Ui :tt fa do dtlcr. heidi: cci hi hand, toil hcrto Jnmp the bclk fv. iti ; out, cud f'::3 fell, villi a siixaUi, fnti j tho void, i Then before airr one coal 1 rvtdizt ' vrhat had ha:in -a tl burgo relit ; lark uito its i-lacc Miss Buua Lac . disappeared. Teddy, from lialf way up tbe panp-j w.vr, toro off las coat, leaped into tlic water, and ct tbo risk of having his brains knocked cut dived and plough between the boats, but without mccess. Then be saw something shito asttn: j and Ets tun toward it The half drcwacd cospla ruuft have corad to an nijrVTxtandir.s ia tho rescu ing lKat, for nest day their cngastnionl wai annnbneod. Tho Kangaroo Girl pave evidence ol her wit when phe paid, "It was frrrr; uate tii y were C'npid and Psyche; uthi-r-wipc they would find love rather inscHi cient capital to begin housekeeping upon." Teddy wrote to his mother front Ad laide, and hho, poor woman, was tot best pleased to hear the news. Eut 9 surprise was in store for us alL Cn tho Cambrian Prince's arrival in Sydney Miss ZJinks was met by an old gentleman, wLi, it appeared, was hoi solicitor. On being informed of tho en gagement ho examined Teddy with pe culiar interest and a.ske-d if he were aware of bis good fortune, iliss Ilinks smiled. Ua!f an hour later we learned thnt the girl whom we'd been pitying fox her poverty was none other than Mit Ilinks-Gratton, tho millionairess and owner of iniiumcrablo fetation and towu properties. T!ie Teddy of today is a director oi half a dozen shipping companies, and ho qnite egrecs with mo "that every thing in this world is ordained to a cer tain end "Pall Mall Gazette. Ward I Trae to Toll. While it is probably true that each nation has ita cwn ideal of feminine beauty, y t I thiiik wa American men are rta-iy to acknowledge a really l.aiid some woman wherever we se9 her. While ia England I wa greatly fsr priseel to see ho few fiae locking wom en, though Englishmen claim a supe riority in this respn'Ct Possibly I wa.' uiifortnuate in not happening to meel them, though I kept a keen lookout both cn the street s, in the thenttrs at other places where fashionable p? r sons ass mbled During Jill tho timo I was abroad I saw verv f. w be autif n! women, but since my re turn Ihavebevii much more fortunate. Americans should congratulate them selves in posF.-i!ig not only women who are of a superior type of beauty tc those in any other rart of the world, but also on account ef the endkwj va rieties inc'.ud.'d iu this type. There is a sameuess in the appearr.nco cf English women w hieh soon grows tiresome tc tho cya Ia America, cn the other hand, owing to a salutary mixture cf the races, there nre all styk-a of feminine lH-anty, though constituting one general class. Those who attended tho h' r.-t show must have been impressed with this fact, and it has Ikjcu conspicuous also at the exhibition cf isorrraits at tl ta xational Academy of Design. Ward McAllister in Xew York Wei Id. Vliut PjioiU'd the Coffee. At last we have aa infallible rulo for coffee, and though it comes from an un known source H is warranted to please the most exacting epicure. It runs as follow.-: Bridget is an excellent coek, but like most women of her profession the i.- opinionated and insists upon making all her dishes strictly according to her own recipes. Her mistress gives her full swing not ouly as to cooking, but as to the purchase cf supplies. Tho other dav her mistress 6aid to her: "Bridget, tho coffee yon are giving to us is very good. What kind is it'r" "It's no kind at all, mum," said Bridget. "It's a mixtnre. " "How do you mix it?"' "I make it one-quarter Mocha aad cue-quarter Java and onc-cjuartrr Rio. " "Eut that's only three-quarters. What do yoa put in for the ol her qu:j- t,r:" "I put in no other quarter at all ninni. Tim: 's where sr mnnv similes the coff.-c, i::u: s by putting in a fourth quarter.'' Kxtsas City Star. A Lucky Par, haite. The Manchester Ceuri.r says th?t Ju.-t before the Zulu war there was iu M iuritins a stamp collector who was a friend cf the bn-al p;jsf nix-t.r. One day he learned that thre was to I a clear ance, cf old stock and obtained rern:is siou to buy it ail ks waste. It occurred to hi:a tiiat be luighr do the same at other small colonial postofTicis and ac quire stamps w ithout difficulty. One of his Mauritius stamps he sold r;ot long ago f. r S J.-'oO, aiid, acevrditig to tho M.-'iir.ho.-ti-r Courier, l;e has already mad.: between a:id CioO.CWi tor i'-veslmei-r. Aa Abosc.l Cirl. "Yes, I gavo him up," sighed tho young wouia:v. Did he prove nnworlLy of your af fection?'' inquired her sympathetic fri"u-L "lie ha became a sp- liing rtf .rra cr," r joined the ther, v.itit a shud der, "and sign -t bis name 'Jorj. It t'Xik all the poetry cud ro:uaueP out cf the iiame. So we parted," Loudon Gluba. IV fined. Mrs. Wiggbsttin James, it say here in the p:ip. r that tiieentertalnm ut of t!ie evening was a monob.gue ly Miss Curafew. What is a mcnobsgue tuy way? Mr. Wigglestin Oh, it's what 1 have to listen to for half or three-quarters of au Lour w henever I come Lome fcnusually Iato at night. Somerville JournaL Ks Cigarettes at the Club. In the famous Washington Vi'oxju'i clubhouse tobacco in all forms is ta booed. Some cf the un-ml rt may smoke an occasional cigarette at Lome, but it will not be allowed at too club, and the buffet contains no headache makers cf any sort. Washington Correspondent. In the 1'enltentlary. Thief How do you lilia your new quarters? Counterfeiter (just in) Oh, I guess they are no worse than the half dollars I made that brought me here. Detroit Free I res-s. Considerate. Mr. Eouno r What did yoa pet on to that table for? You're surely not afraid of a harmless little mouse. Mrs. Bouncer (weighs 200 pound.-) I p.-.t up here because I vas afraid I tuight step upon it and hurt it New York JournaL Foretit Fire Flirimmrua. The phenome na of sheets cf flame and balls if Cro wiach accompany fcn-sl firts are explaiued by a WTiteras duo to gases in the air, which arise from tur pentine, n-sinous gums and volatile oils which exude from evergnxn trees. These are easily ignited and explode in the air iu drv weather. THE COLISEUM. O CV:i mn! rnJa vast and t rung. aiintst.J. tpite i-.rof time and fat, Thou boldt.-t well thy solitary stato Amid m wwo'id,. i.iiy r-,nndth..ethrortf. And through the centuri.-s tlioa dost prolong rbe aj'""ty of Koine, her mighty wt-ii:it .l "'' "frai-il aW the iiuie rat. And quuk to i umh all who did her wrong, Cut i u hold. xid and ind.ff.-r. ut, I'nmoved tr awful sternness of tky faee, B"; th ni. -roones whi-h hare lent To thy uny l.Uni; f rm a teniler pra-.., Fr tbu m but the temek. monmrnt Of tlw rif-n-e ktn mrtli of an unloving raer. EeT- L- SiddiEg ia CaUioij v74,rix . ; ; r " A TV 9 SO IMPKSSlOi To Correct Which the Arizona Kicker j Following i-t a pr gra'U fr local in Slan Ktkes a Statement ; stitutc to 1? held at the Suiiu's school lh. Arti:ia Krtcf. .... , tcl.irnn.he.1 east !.v a I-khI corresttoiident r.-gurding the little-affair .i i of Monday List was so exiguendet! and 1 ... r i -, . . ' overdrawn taut we feel it our duty to j .... . r.i .- i t lu tke a plani statenient of theiMse. Col-I ... f ... . . , , . , ! oiieinolouoftliis.townd.tlsinnuiles. t Now and then, owing to a nnvived in the late war, he is taken witli a s.rt of crazy sjvll. Oie of these sp llsc:iiiieoii him last Monday at the postoll'uv, and he mounted a lox and addressed the crowd for a' Hut 10 min utes. 1 list spvech was entirely devoted t. ns. Not an hour W-forv lie ii.sd tNr rowcel $10 ia cash and a juir f sus penders of us, and yet in his address lie e!!ara-teri d us as an oiliev liunter, a t-.irticoat, a fugitive from justiv, a backbit r and a li::r. He doiii indfl to know if there was a vigilance commit ter in this town, and if so why we had been permitted to escape so long. We did not hear of the affair until an hour later, ::nd then of course, we buck- le d on our guns and startedo.it to o or- ,,,,,, . , I Laid the colonel and demand an cxpla- . . found him a store and fired two bullets , . , . -im... r . l into him. That is a false statement, maliciously made. .Someone toid Colonel Ilol-son that we were looking lor him, and he entered t!ie alley in rear of the po-toilice and piled up a barricade of boxe As he is a er.s.s eyeii man, and near-sighted tolnKt, we had no fear of Li. guns We went in afu-r him Miid pulled down the 1ai-s and Ie-d him eut. He liroi nine shots at us while we were doing it, .it we di.l not even hear the sing of a builet. About the tiiiie we g-t him out oa the avenue bis eray sj.. U went oil", an I he called us hi- long Io.-t brother, and .;her pet nanioaiid iuviied us to drink. ! 'i -,,ni tie., time w e a lt lm ii: l.tf i'iv lo bunt him uo unlil we wer. . na ked c!Uws v i'h l.iiii in the Great Wot salo.nj not over hall' an hour c'.ajis.il. We did no shooting aiiid used no violence. The etu-resp-mdeat, who is unkiiov.il t us, bat evidently a pe-rxmal enemy, ued tii's trhiiiig fouuilatioii to bvi'sd a h.i!f-e .!:ii;iil sensation, ai.d tnitii aiid f-et were not considered in the matter. A mend in Seel is a Triend Indeed. A friend advised me to try Fly's Cream P.:.l::i and after -ising it six weeks 1 I relieve 11 ysilf cured of ea tarrh. It is a in-st valuable remedy. Joseph Slewalt, -i (irand Avenue, Irooklyn, N. Y. My son was albictc.I wilh catarrh, I ind a--d h'.m to try F.Iy's Cream i'a!m a:id tr.e bx.gr. -.tiblt -atari!ial smell all left bon. He .sp-H-ars :is well as any mie. J. C. Olnistead, Areola, III. Price of Cream P. dm is fifty cents. Life Eaays cnlocoia:tives. (bit in Oregon there is to le founil the only plav in the country where a liK-omotive Las . life preservers htmg ui-n its sides. Tiiis siugulor sig'it is t U- 'en at Astotia, at the mouth of the Coljiiibia Hiv.r. An exteii.sive system of jetties is being constructed there, ami a break-water that runs for five miles into the Pacific Divan is lt i'lg built. All this is to dii lH tl the har'oor at Astoria, so that the largest ocean steamers may find easy a ci-s.s to tiie wharves of Oregon's chief seaport city, and to secure a har"mrf-ir s"'iipp:i'.g and ward olfthcsiorniso. the o.vaii. This work of building an enormous break w titer has cot an immense sum of money, but its lH-tieiicial results nre already beginning to be seen, and there is no do:i!.t of its ult'uoate succss A railroad track is built 00 the top of tbe breakwater as fast as it is fnibhc-d stioi-e-etitiy to lay tracks. Iii.t-mueh as the workmen are far out t- sea, iin-l as there is constant danger that some of t'le train's crew may fail overlawrd, it was thought well to hang along the sides of t,;e teivler to the lo;'.!iriive lie.lfa do-a large life preservers for instant use ill rase of ;:rci lent. Sev eral times in the laet few months they have Kril bro'.igid Into play, undtb:is 'l ive demoiisl rated the wis-bun of -" p'pp'ng the l'ic inotive in this sirnntre fas'.iioa. Xne York .Vm. Marvebns FvesIt?. Froin a letter written by IJ-ev. J. G-niderm 111 of l):nio!id.s!e? Mich., we are ivrmit'.e.l to m-ike this extract: "I have no h-itation in ree miiiendii:g Ir. King's New liseovery, as the re sults v.vre alai'ist marvelous in 1 he case of my wife. While I was pa-tor of the P. iptist Church at Hives Junction, she was brought down wi-h pneamonia s'!ce,vdt:ig la grippe. T rriMe parox ysms of lougliitig would last h'i'.irs with li;t!e iiii. rrjjitioa a;id it svmed as tho-.igii s5ie c iubl not survive 'hem. A friii. d r.-omtiieiide.l Dr. King's New Di-eovorv; it was quick in its ivork ami highly satisfactory in re sults." Trial Imttlcs fnv at J. N. Siiydi r's drug sior.-, .stoniersi t, Pa., or at IV:.!!ier's drug l-'Fe, IV-rliu, P.u Regular siA- le. and .i Ildmjr at th3 Altar. S.t:ne funny stories are tobl a'ooiit the marriage serviiv. Due of them relates ho-.v u:i old man brought rather un williiigly to the.-dtar, could not lv in-ibio-d to repeat the response "My g.n.l l,li!i,"at length eXebtiiiicd the e!crgym:in, "I really i-:iii:i.t marry you unless you do as yoj are l:bl." but the man stiil rem:.i;iei sil-nt. At this unexKs-tesI hitch the bride br-t all patience with hi r future sii-uise, and h:ir.-t "tit wilh: Go on, you old toot! Say it after him ju-t the smi' as if you was moekin' him.'' Tin-same diflioul ty oi-u:n.il in another e.ise. The cler gyman, aiter explaining what was necessary and going over the re-sjKiiises several times without the smallest effect, stopped in dismay, whereupon tb.e bridegroom encour.igo-l hii:i with "Go ahead, pass'n, go ahe-ad! tiioit'rt doia' bravely." Up ,a another ix-e.i-sioa it was, strangely eineigii, t'le w.v man who could not !e pivvai'tsl up-m to stieak. Vv"!;eii the eiergviuan re- monstraUsl with her she indignantly rep!ie-l : "Your Z.;ther married me twice 1 -fore, and he wasn't axin' me any of ih t:i inipereiit quvstious at all." Four Bl? Successes- Having the needed nu-rit to more than 10 ike g;.'l all the advertising ckiimcd for tlu-m, the folbiwing four n nu-ilii-s have reached a phcuomeiial side. Dr. King's New Discovery, for i-insumjition, coughs and colds eacii Uittie guarantee.!. Kleetric Hitters the great reui-ily for Liver, Stomach and kidneys lbieklen's Arnica Salve, the !-st in the world, and Dr. King's New Life Pills, which are a perfect piil. All these re:nediis are guaranteed to do just what is claimed for them and tin dealer whise imme Is attached herewith will lie glad to tell you more of them. Sold at J. N. Snyder's drug storc, Sonierset, l'a., or nt Brallier'a drug s'.o.-e, Berlin, Pa. Local Initiiutei. ! h'aw.-t ia Jeiiuor towiiHlnji, om Saturday ' Jan. 12, IS:). To begin sit 1 o'eloelv 1 :.. r w 1. Manner in l--citation. J. . Gnilith. , i ne d l and new .delhoj of Ldu- , cation It. . Eonr. . . f ' i. Kcereatious y leaening . 11. II. Howard. 5. State Appropriation; and how to use it I). I. Wiand. 6. How to use the course of study C. C Sehnuieker. Management of Individual pjjils M. Ia. Holfinau. 8. Orations F. 11. Shaffer, J. S. Miller. J. What hmld IVtermiise the Sala ry of the Teacher; Grade of Certificate or Practice of Teaching ? Jerome Stullt. 10. Evidence of Sue-;-ss ui theSeh:)ol lJoom J. M. Bloug'ii. 11. Tetu-hing if Current EvcnJ.s P. I'.i,. . li Iiittle IVvjees Which May Ie Little Helps for lcac5u.-r.-v Miss Nora ' ' '"'. , ! Se-.iool Cla-s: licit ion -M. L Weighley. 11. Essays Wm. ILimait-rand Miss Iteeea Korns 1"). Pajier Miss Emma Sehnuieker. Pi. Net'es-iitv of a Higher Education H. C. Holi'iiian. Iuter.-:: rsed w ith nr.iic and queries. 'ferulurs are rvpiested to biing Y'iVath of Jems soiiij iumk With thelil, Ail friends of cd.icalioii are iovittil to attend. Com. 1'rogr.im for institute to le held at Cr.s K :id seliool IioUm', on Saturday, Jan. 2. j Siiouid Geography i, :id History le 1 alight Jointly Harry U.lil. ll lo Teach Fractions C. F. King, Should Algebra lv Taught in Public Sc'l-xdsV I. S. Pile. 1 , , , . -T..,t, v 11 II . . . i.i . '1 41.411.11 il ' j .'i 1 - Se!. rock. b-oi-iphy I. P. Wilt. Knmbitioti I). II. ('bristlier. Arithmetic II. Iv Miller. How Can We lies t Create a Desire for learning on the Part of the Pupils Maud I'.oucher. Tardiness J. L. Moore. How to Teach Patriotism in Dor Pub'.ie Schools W. P.. Piit:naii. Co-operation PL S. Frea-e. Jhvita::o!i Cora Shtilt. InstitiiU- iH-giusul IDA. M. Com. The Sea3 of the Worll The s -a-jcen moves by att-eriiat ly ex paiotiiig and contracting the folds of its li-xly, like an earth worm. One kiuk of sca-bLu b r has no moutii, but ji'.ctftrbs ail lis nourishment through the k of its Imdy. It isotimate.1 that the water of the w'iloleowail'iliailis ill s:b.ition over 2,'J,(XSU tons of purw silver. If the surfj.v of the earth Were 11.T- fe-Cily level, the water of (he ocean would cover it to a depth of W) feet. Tin tlrst mention of the Gulf Stream is in the journal of Alaminos, the pilot of Police de Leon, in lol.'l. It is estimated that more gold and silver have toon sunk in the sva than are now in circulation on the earth. Every tiny protuUTani-c 011 a branch of coral represents a living animal, which grows from it like a plant. The I le-1 Sea takes us name from the the pre-oice of great iiumln-rs of ani iiuleulae of that color i:i tlie water. Tiie coral insects are said lo consume prodigi ms quantities of worms, small 1 and other iiving cre-.it 11 r.-s Theoivaii hyor.ie have in heart, no lungs, no liver, no brains, no tu rves system, i't organs save mouth and skin. . ,.- .i.. 11... A colony 0: m.-duse has been com- lur.i to a eolleetioa of muslin suiiloil- nets li lati.ig right side up iu the water. .... , , - - . ,, , 1 1 lie i.iue..s 01 .Mewioiia.iiaii.i are nirme lby tiiesand, earth ami s:ones ,u ; a Wt,j, Jir lorl;oll bro-.igiit from the norih by tlieleebelgs j fa ,.., , f.., r. The lh.g r had ivi II is estimated th it two years are re- j d'-mly been :n idciitalJy severed l'n-n quired for t!ie gulf water to travel froitl I si!iieoedv's hand iathe factory where Florida to tiie coast of Norway. Tiie prop iriloa of salt ia sea water is largest where the water is deepest, hat lilies u t iuereas' witii the l-pth. Over oa--huli' of tiie s-.jid of every shore is eo.-nj.os.-.l of niinut- shells, each f which was onee tiie hoai .'nfu living creature. At the lowest deiiiii froai vv'iieii sjieeiineiis if the b itto.u have 1k-c!1 bro-igiit up lb'i diii'-reiit spA'eies ofin fiisotia were found. The ivd of the North Atlantic con sists of t.vo valleys, separated by jl in euiit. ii:t range that runs from the Azores to Iceland. Tiie water of the ov.tu cotitaiusgold, held in solution by the iodide of cal cium. The quantity is al unit one grain to tiie ton. The water of the oceans, notwith standing numerous l.x-ai influences, Is ii;-ar!y of the same composition in every p.:rt of the world. Sea anemones have Im-:i known to live for hrit or four years without anv nourishment s;ive what they extract from tin water. Tiie Yellow S-'a if '!ii:t: is so Ciilled from the pre-'iiee ofyeliow mod wash is! down 'y tiie gnat rivers that empty into its waters, Tiie lir.it map 'if the Gulf Stream was ma-le by llenjamin Franklia, who triisl lo point out the utility of ocean cur rents of navigation. The Venus' Holt is a thin. Hat mem brane from one to two feet long, and about the width of a lady's belt. Its mouth is ia the middle of its Uxly. The sea anemone is capable of swal lowing an animal many times larger than its-df. It spn-ads its b;sly and thus surrounds its pivy. Coral btrv:e are Kirn alive and swim offi see!c a locality on which to settle. After they have onee lccoruo lixe-d they never again change place. Tiie color of the sea is usually de scribed as bio,., but it is by no means uniform. In tiie tropic it is sometimes an indigo bin.", at others a deep green. Franklin taught that the ocean cur rents were da"; to the influence of per manent winds 'n which opinion he was sustained by Sir John Hcr-s hel. Tiie actinia swallow sea sholU and their inhabitants, am! when inconven ienced by the presence of the hard suls stunees, simply turn themselves in.iide out like a stocking an-l get rid of the intruding shells in this way. Sf. Ismi (il ttf.'i s ): :;i yr t. IAealtsai and Real':3ni ll:t'.ie-"You are crowned with U-aiity, dear." Wili. "Tiiat'u all right, Charlie, but I've got to h ive a new winter b n- n-t, ju-t fad same." D. .'foil V-c RHEUMATISM PREVALENT. Caated tj tie 6a-ii.ua Cicgst of Tra-pera-.ure. Kheuma.i-iiii in more prevalent Lno than ever before. When tJos diseji-e f.ist ens upon an individual with its soreneas iiii'i pai.i, swelling the joints rendei injr hii'i h-'lpbs in his movements, lie is in deed an object of pity. The slight pain in the buck, joints or muscles, is a warn ing indication of au imjxiverishe.! eondi liou of the blood, and if nit atleuded to atomic means rheumatism. Since the inlriNluction of Dr. Ihivid Xcimedy's Favorite Kemnly, there have 1ki-ii fewer rheumatic miire'rcrs. Favor ite Kemedy drives nut rheumatic poison froiii the M.io.1, n-storcs the circiibiliou, stn:iitlier.s the ner e power. The In-it prool of its value, is the good it hits done. 'I was alllicted with inflammatory rheumatism for fifteen yc.irs," writes Mr. F. 1. Taycr, of K:tst Xi, X. Y., "so severe that I wjls siii'jMiscd t- lie a crip ple for life. Cnde-r physiciaas treatment I grew worse. Ir. Keiincdj-'s Favorite ltemedy helped me from the time I lirst useil it, and entirely cured me." The Kautilul daughter of Mr. James M-Farlan.l, of IeMoines I.u, was -less for months with sciatic rheumatism. Altera few doses of lr. Kennedy's Fav orite Ile'iiii-dy, sho liegan to grow In-tter, and eoniinuir.2 its use ivus euri'd. Mr. i. l-ansing, of Troy, X. Y., had rheiiiiiatism so bu-1 that he had t le turned over in ls-d. After using lir. Kennedy's Favorite llcmisly l,ut a short while, was restored 10 heahli. Why then snlVi r with rliciimaiism or neuralgia? This me-dicine iil help you. Eamiaj ty Machinery. ! A damiiiL ni.iebine which Iris leen inveiiteil by a New York woman takes the form of a miniature loom, whieh wiil, it is claimed, dam aoy b.!c '2. by I o itiehes or less and do it so neailv that J no rough edges are left. 1 j An 0.4 Soldier 3 ascomrnenJa'ion. In the late war I was a s-.UIer in the j First Maryland Volunteers Company !. ' I'urinsr my term of service I ismtra. !.-1 chronic iiarrhen. Since then I liave ! UMd n gre:it niinmnt of ui.s'Ieine. but when I found any tli.it would jjive me re lief 'twould injure my stomache, until Clctnils-i Iain's t'oiie. Cholera ati-I lii.ir-rho-Ti tt' ined v was brought to my ni.th-e. I used it and v. :I! ;.iv :-. !s the only reme dy that gave le.e permai:.iit relief and no l:e! ri-'iiis fol!.iv. I take pleasure in re -.iiiiiien.iiiii this prep initlon to all of n;y old eomra.bw, wh , whilegivingthi-lr snrviisvj fo their country, eon'riev this dri-idfu! disease as I did. from eating un wholesome aiel un.okiil fooi!. Yours truly. A. l'eiiding. Halsey, Oregon. For sale ::t Itcv.ford's rharmacv. SariEj Skiff's Life. D.K-ior-"..l 1 s-.m to skiffs bill." Cbrk-'-Wbat for."' Doctor "MiiT has heart trouble, an-l if the bill is snialh r than be ex pect. .1 the shfM -k might kill him." Cii'-'i'to Jiifrr (f-tiin. ! 1 Chuml-crbcn's ('..ugh IteiiMKiv is fa- j m(Is fir ..M ( .(ro of Mt, vw ,t j ,i0 s,.,.retioiis relieves the lungs nil j ai is n tliire iu restoring the system to a J healthy condition. If fnsly usoil as s.,.n as the oil.: has ltn i-ontractod, and fore it li:us Ih'i-oiho si ttled in the system, it greatly lessen:, tl.n severity of tin at Mck and h.isof"ii cured in 11 single day what would have 1ks-ii a severe col-J. For sale at Hunford's Pharmacy. At the Fancy BalL "lo look at that huge woman danc. ing with I'liele Hok What is she? A tpviken-ss?" "IF111! rather an Firthqiiakere-ss, I should fancy!'' IsiwLiii I'unvh. Some time a-o Mr.Simon tioldbaiim. of San Luis K -y, ( "ah, was troubled with a laaie ba--k ami rheamntism. He used ('h.-iiiilM-rbiin's Pain alm and a pro:r..t care w:ts ellceted. lie says be h:u Hiiev advi-cd many of bis friends to try it and all w ho h ;ve d-'iie si h-ive s'Nifci'ii high ly of it. It is for s ;b at P.- ii ford's Pi.ar macy. ('harl.-s I'erry. of P.r.ii'.ford, Pa., bit in- Itianevv id ig of tobac-o. His teeth emne i' coiit i.-t w i;h a p.v- iliar siilis! m.v im b-d-'.ed in the i,.b-e-i-.. An mvetii'ioii , ,, , , , , ,. ' r..!l.. ii.i.t 1-. I -ii ki-'.s ..-.in.. ... t r 1 iiniv v. I lie pine; wa press-it 1 into sinme. e tmr.ey bodied the t-!e:e and i-oiiteiits and shod l-.r - ry time !ifl thinks ufti.o "gliastly 1:11 1,'' l!o h-s quit chewing tho weed forth"! present. Bii'Vioa's Arnica Salve. The bes: salve iu the world for cuts, brui.-es, sons, uhvrs, salt rhe-fini, fiver s.res, letter, chapped bands, chilblains, corns a:el ;iil skiii erupi ions, and i-o-.-i-tively eoi'-s piles r no py required. It is giiarawicisl to give p rfii-t sitis f.ietio'i or mom-v r.fimdi-d. Price -"i !ltsJ;Tlso l'or bv J. N. Snv- der, Somersel, I "a., or at G. W. li r s, It rii:;, l'a. Era! Liicliarge From the Ear Cau Be Curei S.i"i'-t f. vi r. lir n1. :iitd ri.I!s, hy uv -m-l::i oi a iii li- i:i is v.r tirum. intnhitici ; t i:i'iuiiii t'.wx liit-N 1 of:'t:r iv- iii(niri;i, aii'l -ii.fin- K"Muii j-vit "em's H -:;' im r.i.!'.-iiiy is wopm- by tni 1 ii i of llllUfl! f;v tT.!'m!:i:OI4 JlU(l ptt p'H'l tttltltirM i j 1 1 vit ir ti. fir. (r hy utc r.t- ItOll- lIlMtl Jl ( til-' IHUIC, W ittl ill.'ttllillll-lli tlt ini'i t!tMii i.f ptis-. iii liic l-ii.-t' th" hniin. r.-s::!iititi iu it-:tth. Willi !ur!i a r;iiiti.ri ih-ii il i.'.tis tn-i'i uirr." ! wp,. why will I -i: . in :plv Hit sun tiii-.hi- if r!it f. Tii::t f!i ciN s jiri- c'ir.l'!i ha.- iFrt-ri tlt-Tiiort-sin;'il i.v. r ami ov;r hy th'k liuit iri ls Min tl hy lr. S;i(l?.r, sl 1-mi Av nuc. IMtt-liunr. tli tur. it1 iiicl liirtr.il sjnt i tiisi. Tin :im i Mr. t'h.ts. I rv-h-:i, yi-mn' strtt-i. Mi. Wn-hinci'Mi, I'irtSur-:, is u ,iiop!- if hiiii jrv U. li.- trul i..Hch.ri'(' tntin cliih! IkmkI. Iti lr. s.i i'.T Inalftl hiiu six ut-kH, Iliif i itvj h cufi. uith li'.iriii; r"tnl, mJ lu r tu iins'V'Mi ; ifiU tl ty. Allu iih 4 -sir tnmbic hii:i tiiis article iiijtl Lk 1 xuiniiitii Trti. HAVE YOU READ THE PHiLADELPHiA TIMES THIS MORNING? Tho Times is the most extensivelv cir culated and widely read newspaper piii-lishiil in Pcniisylvanhi. Its iis cussien (,f put lie men ami public meas ures is in the interest .f public integri ty, hoii-.-st governuieiil and prosperous industry, and it knows no party .r pc-r-Koiiid allegiance in treating publi- is-suc-i. In the lradet and l-st si-nse a family and general newspaper. The TirnSS r.U:i to have the largest cireabilion by deserving it, anil claims that it is unsurpassed iu all the efson ti:ds of a great metropolitan newsj:i per. Jspti-imeii iMjdes of any edition will be scat free to any address. Terms Iai!y, $.1.00 per annum; Sl.OO for four month-; :iil i-ents per month; delivered by carriers for ti cents per week. Sunday F.dilioii, twenty-four large, handsome piigis PW cilumus, elegantly illustnited, SiUO per nniium; 3 cents per copy. !:oly and t.ind.'.y, fo.O-i p;-r nnntiiii: .70 ivnts per month. Weekly Kdition, vnt a year. Address all letters to TI1K TIMES. Philadelphia. rr. Jacob? oil i0 NEURAL UTITHOUT Tw3 VaUal-!; Frwii. i 1. A phy -.iei.'.a etui not abvays Is ! had. Kl.eiima! ism, Neuralgia, Sprains ! IhuiM-s and Hums o-'ur oiu a and sonn limes v. hen btist ex)H t led. Kis p liajidy the fiielid of ns-iny house holds and the ili-stnyer of all pain, the fa- i lniiits lUil Flag Oil, " cents, j Z. Many a precious life could U j savttl that is Ix ing racked to d- al.i j with that terrible cough. S - ire a j gixwl night's n-st by investing 'St i nts j for a lxttle of Pun-Tina, the jrrcat rem j tsly for coughs, coi ls and eonsMoip; io'i. P. iltKs of Pati- I lua sold at G. V. . Beii ford's ilr..:g vtore. IS EARLY RISING . . HEALTHFUL ? It lilf Yoa Surt tho 17 li P.ii-iig t'o iht Siad of a Sevsj.-ii.fr, aai r-'e-i"'-:'W is the right hin-l. It is the only complete iiorning newspaper that reach- Central Pennsylvania at an arly lioor of the biy. It is one of the foremost licniis-ratic ne.i spiipi-i-M in the Sta'.e mid the ..1.! y one prhitcd lit the Mate Capitel, t!:i- oih- i.d an"! p-ilitii-il centre of the- Common wealth. Il prints tbo news, rcceiv ing it over its. own wires through the extraor.Ii -iary fa cilities of the "l'it Pn-ss Ass-.. ,:i.ioii, ai. "u-d by its own rom-spon-h-n" -. j TI' f't;ri is I.-emoct.i'ie to the .-..n. ' It is oppose 1 lo b..s,e.s i l an i,y fj eii-riij-l m-'i!eM.!i, s. 1: i u't ufi.d I to j light the wrong: it :i-er hs:t.it. s to speak f..r the riht. It makes a s;.ei It makes a s;.ecielty of 5i partii.e-tit news . -Hid gives iie i-ij e:c h d.Vlhvi a'.l lite outer .-.ait- papers (-.1111 ;.:e.i. 't he begisjative S -isi ..i -.1 .v K. c . . ... , , , of grial li!inittalic,- to toe ;.!: of t.K' Mite. V'Ae ;, 1.,' v;:!i soe.-ia! rep..:t.rs ... ,. -, . . . 1 , - 1 11 ... i.. ...s . i.u.., 01. een.ing this an-l all olii. r politie.J uii.l , . , . e.siuoii.!.- m itt. rs. It . i-xeni. i.j. p:n t;miliv-i fr si-iirieg advance' news of a p'tblic kind. HA II. Y. every week day morning in the year, si a y. ar. WKKKI.Y, Tivshiy eveuhig oft wci-k. 1 a year. H TIIK i).M I.Y issue wi:l be sent four. months on tri-d, by mail only, on rcei-i;i of Til K WKKiil.Y will Ik ..t four toi.itths en trial, bv mad ledv, on ree.-iet of.-,its. '.'.e !'i'ri.l is tiie best :idvert;-i::g me - nmm m P.-mis.vlvaniii f.ntsi.b- of Pilts- burg m : .. I Plii!:il.-i.ii:i. Free to the t'iii-iii;d..yi:.!: It inserts without ch irg" ad v-elti- meets ,f iIcm Wiiiit'i.ig ei.o loytncm. Its Hc'p- Oi-l.-r' has brougiit ast:tnt t h'.nidr. Is. It ' has a Cent a Word Want Cebmiu loreih er wants. Address, Tiik i'.vi nior (,o;cnv. llairi-burg, Pa. ELY'S Catarrh Cream Balmf1! nii.-,';:.-,!." t-i yA? ' CccreCOv-J A:i:n I'iii:.. ill H',,l.P,.rf-?S'" i..ti.o....w.i..:.. fiuyiVZK l-.-'l-vo III.- t-i i::i --"3 ,:,,:BrCSm ITVt'ILL CUSE HAY-rkr;yis A par.iel. Is ;i J.j.tl.sj t;-r. ejell r.ostrti t,l.i ! :iin . ..I.:.-. riSe-.jl! ecu's at li t-.-rl-lsr iy o l.i.iii. i:i.Y Plt'iTilKKs, .,; Warn n str. -I, N. Y. Xoiliin On Earth Wiil glicrldaa's foatlilion rowdcr ! KEEPS YOUR CHICKENS tro.-.2 and Hestihy ; Prevents a'.! D.scije. ftee.f fur .V'.nHinff ltrun, It ili.!u;.lv inn. llur'.'cieenir'..t. lhi).iAn- t- .. . 4 "f iu.-t i -,.-. .i..'-r..... ..iiiji si hi.:t-iy k .,11-1.1. e" "iPm-brr'Ti.isiir.lc.B f: s.r'1 t.. er-n. ... ... t ... -i i r. I! i.nita- gel il ! It, us. Ak lirst. .- ... ,l-f,.r lu-'ai:.!. ill. l...-t,' wr.- 31 1 r i.ni:.i.i;. . .i..' i.i vr- .L : ill : " ii.r i I he lle-l P.iul.r -.,ier-iil fr,..-.. 5a.joasso.-cc.iacu-s-ii4-.-ti-..- -Sun, The Jirst of American Xetr.tjt'i per. CIIAIU.Li A. IAXA, J.V- idor. I . The American Coutituttoii, the ' A ntcrictin Itlea, She American Spirit. Tl.te jirst, lat a,l all' the time, fortrcr. Daily, by mail .f? l".r J JVU. Dai'y &. Sunday, by rdai!,ff-8 a year! j The Weekly, - - $1 a year : The Sunday Sun is the or-eatcst Sunday XeW:pas-r in lilt" uoild. Price 5c. a copy. Dy mail $2 a year. liMreKH TIIK M .V, IV. Y. Salesmen Wanted to si ll Pi liiisylviiela i;ro-.vn ?'ur.s. r,- - i.-i k, wlii' li Ij the be in 'h world AI! il.e ... . sp., inlii.s s ui il us ill. st-ui'liir:l v.iri:ii-s uf Fr i's a.-d Ornnwi-als. A tine i. niit luriush.sl iiinl i.niii-'V :i'i:oi-.-.! I..r tn.vi-:iier - nn-i. Siit.aiy ":, tis trom theiti.y work is i-oii.tiii'iii. sl. Write for terms. Hoopes Bro. & Thomas, Maple Aviu Nurseries - West Chesie. Pa. YOUR EYE ! We want to catch It! ICVKKY l'.vr.M Kit in Somerset t'.niiity wbo has r cord of Hcinl'M-k llurk ir it Hide to dispose .f will fmd ihat the C' N- I'LCKNCi: TANNKKY Co., will I ay the bighst cash prh-es for the name. rite for piotations to WIN.SbuW S. OP.i; it CO., ' t'oiiili.eiiee, Tn, CTI Ri-me.lT f..r l a:arrh to tbe Fl K. iT.llaltUi-,Warrsn.I'a- LJ j tffijlx f tbe Perfect curs for I k RELAP5E,C01.I-AFSE,AJSHAr5 cr PERHA : CONDENSED TIME TABLES. Baltimore and Ohio Kailroad. Somerset aad Cambna Branch NolfTIIWAKI). Johnstown M ill Krpn .-It. Uw.M1 S-:0 a. 111.. e-ni-.i-rs.-t CI.', snu.sii.wii 4;.,e n M,v-i-rsv.ia- 'i-. J.il.ii-ioM 11 Jolnixlown Mall Kxpr. ks.-I:--1iwih1 Jrtr'fl a. 111., s.eierct li:l , isio.v so.ivii II:".-, iloov- r- 'lie 1 1 - VI, Juhlistowu lJ.ii p. 111. Jotint'iwn Aee.niTi.o'l:ilii,ii. lt.wkwoi-I .":" p. rii.. Ssii.e-rs, i:'ji til 11 is, ll.KJV. i-rsv ille ti:-, JoS.'istou .1 7:1. lKilly. s.f rHW.euo. Mail. Johiisti.u :. i:.:-i:i. in.. I! ivi rs-ile7:l. stuivstoi a ,: 1, SMir.ii-rv I T.-Vj, i.i-kw.Kl :J!.; K-xjir-ss. .!!. ii -.v-:i 'J;..! p. 1:1.. Huover-vllle .:; !, sln . s:,,,-.i :;', i,i.,-ri-L ;: jt lt..-k-w.-r.l Suii'lay ' inly. Jotitistow 11 ."-S', S.:!m r ! W.nl Ko-iiWiM;'l l-r;J. 13 MN NS Y L V A N I A I : A I L I . A D. CASrERK STAMeBO TIME. CNIKN.-K1 Mil Kill' I.E. Tr..lnv iiTlvi -nnd -p-irl iruiri I lie station at J'.liiisi.iii a.. ii,:i.ivs: WKSIWAliO So'Oi.wttcm K.ijir.-s .. C.i a. 111. W m Kx;.n s - Joilft.-r-m li .-i i.iiii,.i.::i'.i.iii i: .7 A.-i-.iliii.i.Mi.-.l.itri li-.Jl -.n-lle Kv.r s.i sr.-1 J'.i y. .Jomisto-.vn A'v'iiu"''l. o-!i... e.s,m-h;o. .vo.n.n.. V'e.nsi s p. in. .... !:.J " I'll........ A .. . .... .......... M ' n-.y i;'-.;.i-ss '.7""".7."li:I ' .iii-.'h.i '::!!. :o 'i i.e 111. ; .e.-..i.ii.. t.V, ' ! Piu'iel. U-ui-i l-.x...-. -.- 7 ! - Fast l.iiu !.:M " j ! 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T. ' '. . 1 : '.-.I..--;!. It 1 ,:1 ! Ti :;y:S . r a:! ::l(!s I-.t..-ict! t r :; ujy reler- I- Fr-.r-.j-r: f.;r V LION' HVAI-si f;:.:a T.io-. CcV:3 tihpkii 4-:.i r. ': t y-x -in-' V. i-v t.- 'i-i.l 1.1. - ..'!.. t F'.-.- Pr n:i".n:s. We "re-. ..:.:. : . . . . .1 Ki.-- . i,:.me. .. I-. : . . .. e--'...- l'i -;u;j I crj H In ' .' !'.- ' : ' : IJU'JL'jJii Oi :vL ijJi tcleoo, onto, SPECIAL. NOTICE. 1 ! Th:.t I will iell. nnii! fritht .- noti.-.-. the ; T.'li. v.--r.g ..T.,is :;i tie. . 11 pri'-es. regard ' It", of the advance of -f.- per g:.l!oP. t.i by l. ii k -ve: iime::!: A .V. pure rye ; iV.-jV.Vl" i Jr'lT'lJ : 7-.,;;...'.; r.ridg.-p -rt and I li-a.f -oi." n-ire . ,. v ; ,. s ' .'..) i aijoii: t-io.-li. I.. I J !. :i V, i-liie t.lisiotiX l'obii.s,.,! Co., : M-. I . icr gallon; I !.ii:ius : i I... , ...,..,-.- I...,i.. il,, I'vc'-s -. -Jl ' : - . i- . . gi.i'.:i. t .1 1 , :. -r :: ;a u i n-n i ry arnl -h.i'l. ; ;"p ,1:1 TV-;cr ga'.'-on I. s;..Vi- V tii-tiuet ., ., ,e. .- . I,.. :. I, , sii,,.rrv 1-, in. o.ri into !!.! lot. . ucrr ; j;,) I' .i : 'li.-'V'.lrl S "."Ko ?! "l per g d- ':'. "-, '- w ..'' ;ii 1-v.iv! v. h. If. rales. C:i.l I or lend for spec!:.', price list at A. ANDR.ESSZN 1 "S, l-v,, r:,i s-j ( Alieghi ny. All ore'rrs by load proou tlv :il: ended. I No extra charge for packing. Tcii-phone ! ol!'. f J -sw-KBd-cMrsiia Q'j " t.i-i2t -i I fl TJ YOUR Cv'" LOCALITY J-:.: ie ( :s v. :.: :t i :i l- t. il' in ' v"!ir s;.:ir; hours. A:.v nieo. I - ..i..'. lu.e :r..: I , '.ill : i. j .............. ........ 1 I I'.V. Without I X l.ei-ii'iie .". Taking na- i--.i-s.ry. n. i-ue u f..r ;a.-tiy- lii iiiing ever o'fi rei l for-. t.H-.r w e. e, rs :wny- rr-)sp r. . ti.ae w:.-..i ;a i icai ih;: i:-.c T).s:i;ess. v, c i .it :. eii in n nu'it how to snecced from t!.- t r-t lioi:r. Yon un mala- 3 tri .1 Hiih:-i;t i s j'L'iisc to yo:,re!f. We start yoii. furnish evcryihiiig m- d.si to carry oi the biisi- j ru-sj sue. essf.:!iy, ard guarantee you j aaiiiit fa'.l'ire if y.ci but follow our fciinpie, pi. .in i;isn:i' iioiis. j.eaitcr, II you are in i.e. d of rc:u!v nicnev, u:id want to kio-,v sil about t!.e ts-st paying business lu fore the- public, send us your address, and wo wiil mail yon a uotu meiit givi-j you all the p.irtieuliiis. TRUC C CO., Cox 4C0, Augusta, Maine. TA 1 ORTAT5 A P1TFNT? Fr Tr.rnit in-wfT an-i n lioivr-t opinon. vrtte to Ml N S tV wImi hnve h.id bewv rrrv nn expenm-e ia !h TutP-'nl bu.-t n-. i.iurr nun-r-Xutn9 tri4tlT Mnf'ltnt..nt. A llaniiU.k ol liv forrr.aiiin c-rtneerntn-j I'ntrni- in1 b. to ctw tain fr j. AImm f. f r, I 01 IDwluui leu) wncnti-l; lHk wttt irvtf- Htei.tn Uca tlirt.-uu luta gt Crt. .TfflT i"Hv.a- nottpeiBth rir-mihr AvnrrjrnM. anil tbua are brus-it wi!y Ul dmthv nuMtcwitrw oat rmt t tue Inrent-ir. 1 lt rr'--n r-vp.r lnpt iH-ilt, Wecart 'y illo-'nui-!. h., bT f.tr t ne lar-i-s-t riruiatiou of mr.v scnt-ito wmk in t&O Mui.dinir Ktlittoiv mHi!t.iy, Kua Tnr. S-rc-d njie. 2' wutj. FTrry iitinj!r mrta ta beu tif -it pii , tn 4-olorn, and ItiMficraplia of nw boi-. wito plan, enabhtiii tuti-ters iopH.iw cbo lai -!-? (1ni-n am) mu!er-.n:raft A1i1rrs-s llL .N-S Jr. Co, kr Voi h.. Jhl Buoaiwat YOU CAN FIND t fiic in Prrr-pcK n 't li" A lert -in. I i.-iau ui vt.IlEIinTGTOHERCS. IiO vill eai.LnMi. lor atiVMrti:. ml u-l rt ! IMP0KTAXT TO ADVEETISEB. I The cream of tho country pr.pcrs in found ! iu Keminfton's County guat Lik-i. ghrewii ! If"f-!mIVrif rT copy oi which can be had of Kenungtoa j litoA. of Xcw York KttViU!-T. .i! -i.-U (( )) I -. t - - "..5. I : " : r--- s 1 THE BEST :Is None Too Good When You Bu' It Ls J:tst as loijiorta'it to Seiiire FRESH, PURE- DRUGS, An it i To Juve ConJUlence in the Vhyxlrian H ho Vserjv 1 hein. AT SNYDER'S You are always sure of getting the freshest medicines- Pl:i- ;: Carefully ComiKuiidisl. TRUSSES ITITTEB. All of the Itel aud Mont Approttil Trus Kt-t hi t, Sitlinfuction V un ranteetl. OPTICAL, GOODS. GLASSES FITTED TO SUIT THE EYES. CALL AND HAVE YCU3 SIGHT TESTED. JOHN N. SNYDER, Somerset, - - - Pa. A --- WINTER'S - - blTTbE MONEY. m m mi weekly trie a twenty-page journal, is the leading i-pubpean family :; ; r Fnited .-tales. It is a Nah&r.4l Family Paper, ai.d give- :.!! j. :., r ; lews of the Vili'.cd .vtat-s. It give-s the events of f..r. i": !a,i -I- ':: :, :. .-. sli-ll. Its "Agricuitural" departiuent has 1.0 siijK ri.-r i;i tie-. . . erv Its "Market Riper. ttt- r.-ci enized auti.oiity. .s-..p:ir:,te for '"The Family Circlf," "Our Yourg Folk," and "Science and Me chanics." Its Heme and Society" l ol inms , r. 1. nnaiid the- a-bn;:; -: wives and h.r-ghters. lis geneial 5'!iti.-.il ji -.vs. clitorial- a'id ! -. . sioiis are comprehensive, br-iiiiiiit and tAhaUstive. 1 A SI'Kt.'IAL t'OXTUAt.T enables us to oiler this s.!eti.ii.l j..iir:.;.; . . I The .. Somerset . Herald ONE YEAR FOR ONLY $2.00. CASH IN ADVANCE. ( Tin regular suliseriptlon fe-r the two p:.icrs is .s.-i.ul.1, SUBSCRIPTIONS MAY BEG! AT ANY TIXL Address ail or b rs to TIIK IIKIJAI.D. iVrite yonr came as.l ai!c"rss on a postal cird, sind it to Ceo. Yi. lh-t. E.b 1 Tribune Ibiililicg , New Y rk ( ity, aid siinple cepy of Tlie ei Wti klj TriLune will be uiiiihJtt you. Louthers Drug Store, Main Street, TVi'r V"i1 T,"T,il v-'"i w m w w FRESH AID PURE DRUGS. Medicines, Vye Sings, Sponges, 'frusa Supporters, Toilet Articles, Perfumes, c. Tin: re iiie ai vks pcusjNAt atth.ntii.'N to ti'e if-irot s : :n : r iwkn PresGrijjUoiisi Family Receipts CHEAT ( ARE 11K1NO TASKS TO I SE OS LV TRI-slI AND ITKF. A!;TU : IS. SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES, And a Full Line of Optical Coeds always on I and. Fretn : largo assortment all can be suited. THE FIHEST BBMDS OF CIGABS Always cn hand. It is always a pleasure to display our cotvi to "Utending purchasers, whether they buy Jrom us or elevvh-?re. J. M. LOUTH ER D. WAIH STREET - - SOMEESET.PA Somerset Lumber Yard ELTAS CtJSrsIlSrGI-TAM. M.Sl-rACTt RF.U AM. DEAl.KK AMI Wllot.KSALE X NO UlTAU.i l: ' Lumber and Building Materials. Heard and Oak. I'oular, Mdlne-. Phkrt-. yuU'Wl Ualnnt. Yellow IMne. FIoorinK, -ali. MxrK'' C herry, r-liiuelei-, Door, I?aln-tr. I lir-t""1, I-aili, A. Li e Tine KliniN, .ewel ToMs A ccacrat line of all Kri.lrsi.f LuiiiIkt :m. ruil.iim: M:itt-ri;il .-in. I It.s.i'ii - '' ' r' ' sto-S. Also, e.ii furnish any tiling in the line or our .usliu.s tui.r.l. r .' -' !! nuiiit!H-ss, such as l:r.ii-ki ts odd-sUi-d work, Euas Cunningham, Office and Terd Ot-nite S. 1 f' It. r. Si.i?ar. v()Hllt7 r TT WTT.T. P A V vtt rr., lit.v . !. I Ifc Manafai-tun-rof ati.I iH-il. rln ra Work KumMird on Short Xoti.v, Katc LTITiTi m esanite mi ltsU Also, Asent for I!;.- WH ITK V.Ki NZK ! I. r,:i la nieil of Monument Work w nii.i il to ih, r liii. nst :,t m, l,.,i. Wnito !ro., Or Pure Zino Monumert ;;t----sl U.-v. V. A. I.inu. , .t.,.i,e,l i.c-tr,, '. .1 i ,1,-.,!.,.. ! . ,h oi. -lor .loiiuiii. in i;r our riiao:u": ii. vc us a e.ill. Jl. F. SUAFFER, - EUTERTKEi - f! WEEKLY NEWS OF TjH E f OR A TFJfisE Somerset, Pa. Tt'S'-lT .w" l','e,, Sofc Woodai 3 V 4- , r-- r.-i ' t ' J-' ISSi&KtlS'i l'j!ULi'f 1 -.-if.' 5i . i rH- Over .na Beautifut I'tit iK ill DftSktlS. k s. tsl J JlilSlPb ' T ?. V. s.,.. VS. : I :.V, at to
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