The Somerset herald. (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, December 14, 1898, Image 4

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Tiie ciieap place in viiu ii to lite ie
!ike in tvpioul old Luli-S inn that
luv American irr-uOs r.:e continually
tue to tad ttf them. I fouud it
tiie otbfcT 1pv, tsiirl. ' tilt- point of thie
inni'ient li.-r n-m-ly in its truiu, 1 g!e
Bamrf Hud aii::r..-s-:.
I ovcied nv Au-e-riean lri.:ud over the
hi!l from Oroydun to tUc litrle haniinr
if hirx'.c Var!.!tf;Iii, uii tiii.ro wi
ran into the cinr:yard of au iuu liauieel
ttle :iier LatU. W-ioil UeSigDM
tinn hat! an oM world tUivor ffcar tie
i.gaurd tnfr in from Nc Yorli. VV
had tUere a mm-? excaslieur lunch, and
tiie cbarpe vras 1 peuice instead of tlii
li-cu! lijif crown.
My irivnd v as eu:lini;i?tic and te
oived to l:ave tue iuu;fper Bp and
compliment i.im ou tiie cnuiccues aud
cliW.;:ur- f iiis -mud. I U-f;tfI him
Iiyt U do this, u-s lie might rulee tiie
'riot, and a Inuoii at -U8 and i a
boon 10 literary man, cut my aiivic
win- oniiwrU-d. TU iireijirietr wins be
c-uu.t rc.cived tiit" praiae of tiie Ameri-
CUil "'lillii'y
"VV. -U." eaid tiie innkeeper, "I goe-
I ooht tu know no- to tt -t out a uieai
to Uil one from tue status. Ym livo
y.-tirc- I steward ou W. K.. Vauder
bil: yucbt. Iwasou In at tiie time
she war tm.fc at Newport "
Vv.u luuy illumine t-e- ciillapstr of ley
wcs'.eri; Intud. wno bud tittered Lim-
Jf tbat be w a ev,r.l centuries away
from I.mr Yurk and Newport. Hubert
Lurr iu Lciuiiu luUw.ik.
Ho lu ! Tom.
Fjiinninj: a aiJvct dollar aud tiit-u
!Qu4:ug iiw or tails is a favorite
liiediUiii f,;r bin-ll wa,'i-rri hiiiouh tiie
crowd in tue !iey ueiiind tiie Coituu
Lxcnai'c- Tin- oinert'wv a j'uouy b':;
kur iiiytiti-d fviybody ty jirudaoinj; a
cum tluit iuiarinLiy t.'t!it-d diiwii bra'!
ipiio ii.btttr v bo did the fiuLUK- It
vaui tuiiic little t'lue Ufure tbis pecul
iarity va oU-erved, aud tiieu tbi;re v uf
a ;.finral (i. iiiatid for luv n-crt. Smue
feapgtwti-d tbut tb piece w l:'j w
v liicii trac tcuu'td a a acif t-vid.-tit in.
jwibUiry, end clu aero tiny failed ic
li-eil al yti.iiJfe' ViliU!;Uii.l about it.
"I'll tell yt.u bow it duu. boye, '
t-,:id l be t vner at buij-'tb, "but k-i p lue
fbtu' ciurk. All tbut is uecesary is tu
pat u tile a few timc arunud JbeecV'e,
-o as lo put ou a e'lbt beel. It u;u't
1 warn, l ilt tiie cou w ill fall oa tiie
l-vlod hide cvety time at ure fate
J;V a p'ftrti icb-ji, ly tue vay, to bavc
tWJ IU jour pocket ilicf!.ed for iieuiU
nud one fir tailt. A iteuriy ruu is :I
vayii upioi'.:nfi. you kuuw. uud you cull
eLift Viu oec&fciuuul ly " New Orleans
Time Den-ocrnt.
A feminine lam.'b bay to lf di-cora
tive, aud sj k :;bould be tbe luuj;b of
jteyefy atber tbau of bcuior. Tnere can
baruly be a o-cation a to tbe (-weet t
laogb to be bear J uiuoufi ba'.loit of wo
lllt..j it i aurcly tue l-'reucbwomau'e
fc'be b tbe Kiltest varlieof nil. if
duve v ere ti'jt to furious, tbey luiiit
ren-iud us of Pferitdau women lac:biug
top-tber Tbe Iiaiiaa laugL is bapj y
uoUj.-b, I ut it is not ouite ind pent!
-ut .f tbe Kacji-ct of LiUKbter. It bus a
j-iJlity all i own. It is jiumewuut ou-)v;!.-.cd.
bet needs no civ uiznx- tat
its piiuvir-tl cbrui-t-jistic is tbe con
trulto tune piopei lo tbe wotuau wbo i
ta the last suiaevliat oi a peasant.
Tbe lau):biir of Euglisb wonit-u is too
various lor any brief descriptiuu. l'ur
Ei'Kliab women laub not accading t
tiu'ir race, but a-jcordiug to tueir ca.!.
as caste ba lately bc-u rev ied and re
disu lbuted. It uiay be said tbat in ca.-t-tl.-o
tbe treble note, tbe ready, tbe iiu
lueaiate, tht np to its own piacu tbe
t ip and is eudible tbere. lor all its
ieudur quality. (Jollier Weekly.
1 urlr Tuw'i atlia bair.
Among tbe mavy tbit;gs a.sB-tciatod
wit'u tbe memory of Harriet iJeocber
til'jwe is tbe clia-r occupied by berwbile
writiu ibe initial ubaple.rk of "L'livle
Toiu's Culub " ir. Stow:, accoia
pnied ly Ki-v. Eymau lioecuer, ber fa-liji-r,
was a visitor at talavia, O., many
yers. ugo, at tl.e bouie of Ju.ijte Owen
V. i"ibLack. lJurmg all tbe bours 4
l,r visit aud wbile v riling tbe always
"cr,pied tbis plain poplar cbair. After
itlrt.. t-tcwe rose lo fame witb ber book
tbe cbair a preserved and banded
down as a part of history from Mrs
J'isbba.k to Lou Lluerkle, iu whose
ji:jMas.Kiu it cow remains Tot kfck of
t tie cbair has' become broken off, and
the slats are broken out of tbe hack
Tbe color of Ine chair was Liack. Tbey
rtUto !1 tbehistunc poiti's now cun
iiecled witb tbj plain and unas'.imi.-i
vii time piece of furniture.. Jliiwuu
kco tentlL'el.
UtrLru Kia fct.
Cbailes tiie.keus was a lover of oats
lit- owned a large white one named
Wi'liaiuma. who selected a corner of
Jjis ntudy to hr kittens and i-rougUt
tb'-m in from the kitchen one by one
DuJteus had them taken away again,
litit Wiiliamina peJis:ed iu brmgiiig
them buck. Tbe third time of their re
moval tihe did uot leave them iu the
corne, but instead placed them at her
iuajster"s feet and, taking her stand be
ude. thv.m. looked imploringly cp at
biiu Idotst of tiie family were fcually
jriven away Only one rctnaiurd. Tbe
little creature followed Lhvkt-ns about
like a dog aud tat boside him while he
vrote-
mui evening the author was readhig
at a tiinall table upon which was a
lighted candle. As utuiJ tbe cat was j:t
his elbow. Suddenly tbe light wetit
tiut. Dickens was inucb iuten .-ted in
his bock aud relighted tbe caudle. It
uasonly when the ligLt became dim
aitaiu that he tot r"l t-oddenly and found
the kitteu dt Jiberately putting tbeJigbt
out w ith Ler paw. fcbe was lonely, she
wantied to be petted, and this was ber
device for bringing it al out.
Orrrralrl la IILMr.
la a Gexirgui court not loi g since a
esse involving a j-- Lat came ttir
triaL The attorneys after indulging in
m fine frenzy euu-red tbe luilowing in
spired laotKiU ou tbe dm krt :
'IS Um; court cju til. w Wk tj ft
It ti-jsi au( o aecioa. ontr. ur ra-K.
V. ta of uo lu U-r--t VuMUy. e it ialn or lutt
J; bt-pu ui it vi'ii nuu:bl' ;citju.
Thereupon tbe jadg'i hastily sum
moning bis mc to bis a&istuuce, en
tertsd up th following order:
"Tl i raj! c . a: 1L oa (tils tu V to e l:ird
trfisjoxTod ty ix jurt lj I (j'jii i.iiiri l.
Aud tiw auotKm tervni tue hjmt ioia uuL-i4e
lo ue JUrrt.' wtruik-J siwi aumO.
Aad Lbf iu'f tirtA uu.i ul Lv eiti,jit
From s ti of out? (iojir a b !-r .viit-iUiH.
ViImiviq, VW d paid. Ik- fx;1 i" fvm.
JL iLuuixr, tUaX li-y Or t. . J ud
Ltw Notes
fafiac Thraita lr kwr.
Tbte is to be luu.n :!y vs luui -d in
truiibivtion or to pay an ti.rbitant fner
f-jr thing iu .-dai jer.it i- a of J'ng
credit A vatlsbt is"o be t red tbrocgi
lb nose," "bo-red" here l.anug tu.
meaning of cheated, deteivcd :
At this tns-ti.i:t lv bot uuc i:ti Noti it i-.-k
- Hmry Vtli." 1. t. l.s
Ht tija lits ou. It,.' t :(! lth
oo. mr. "I-ita A T ' iui. ii j-
I'JA
And iiow H in bis "Instru-ti:H;e Fo
Forieti Travell" t Itib), pge 'J.
kuowu diver JitiUb gtmbium gr cij
j-uld lytb)tbei.t itlie Sijiig of fjrgu
uiauuscripu to young trateb ri:i J-ly j
aud aoia txglih bor d also tT mi. :b
jO this way, I'jr paying ti-jrjv
price for tbeui." Note and (oeiie
la aia.
Tbwiters iu itpaiu bav o jro
irrsJuUMM. A bill iu Ibe lubt-jr wjiuetiinos
gives tbe cast, but ni jrt of tbe actors
rt-maiu unknown by name. The curtain
is devoted to advertisements, and in
Jlairld tbeoUra alveruting cards ara
afbxfcd with that uumbers ou the ba k of
tracb aeat
Dalai r fralt.
First Froud Parent I am a daddy,
and It is a peach.
fcocottd Froud Parent I am a daldy.
too, taa it ts pair'. New York Trb-un.
Cbiiw Drit.
The employtwe iu tbf oflice tf tb? tip
Jwuret of cottoaie were bun? aaiin
lug a sbipmeut Of Cbinee loetbcinw,
Bud lue place swelled lik a fertiliser
factory.
T.'iwo were the uia! cunibT of dried
Mtiuke. tbe look ot wbicb would be
eert.tiu to 1:11 or cure any int Uignt
pmlieiit. Tbt-rewtre al.o a uniul-r of
l:lu'P livjrdi, epirtcd on rmls mid
Iitu.ed witb siiue of bamboo till ibey
rtateiubkd tennbi rackets; lu of "aea
butses. " a loug, slender bsb, w itn a
beu;l like borrr and a prebeusUe tail ;
bniidles of t-eiitipeu fiattened out and
paired on -t!ck; caus full of preserved
pulliwofcs aud aulewurnai and many
utber curious jaua';uo. each of wbicb
nuelled wore tbau tbe oibr. Tbere
were pill ns large as prnus, baud-eome-y
dec-jrated ; root and "yarbs of
ntany kinds, wbicb woald paraiy a
junker doctor, aud twxes and bottle of
nukuvwn mistore wbicb would prtra
lyte anybody.
Tbe 40 separate aud distinct meli
tif tbe town of ColoKuear notbiug aii
compiired to tb odois arirung Iroui
about f tOO worth of Chinese msdiciue.
wbicb made Mime of tb men baudUug
tbe atufr hick- J-'oul amell eociiu to be a
refjoicite iu most medicines, and if tue
beneficial effects of metUoiuc are jmv
por'.ionaie to ii odor tbe medicine i of
tbe (JbineMe tbouid i tbe bwt iu tin
world. 1'ortlaud Oregouian.
. UdlrMl M tk KJad.
Be wiui a frayiie youth and didn't
dance all tbe dauceB.
"Let" ml it out, " be said to hie prety
pariuer.
"Wberr?" slie asked.
"On tbe stairs."
bo tb-y went up a little way nod tat
down.
"Wb-wby. vbaf's tue matter, '.r
fctackpo.e? " tried tbe fair j ounjj firl,
fur tue young man bad bastiiy rii?u
aud v. us gasping for iueatb. lie cunld
not r.-ply. Hi lace vitf lived. Hit- t-yvt-v
w roiled up, and irb one ftmkitip
baud be iuwed iei'bly Jtt tUc hkirt of
bi Tuxedo.
"V.'bat kind of an attack U it?" i-be
pas))rd.
At this question bit voice came buck
to biiu.
"V.'bat diffeienct does tbat lnakeV
beburi-Sy growled. Tbeu, wit bout a
v. o:d of ?pcdoj.y, be da.-bed up ibe
eld its and Lung binistlf into tbe men'
cuarro'.iiu.
And bow wa tbe to kuw tbat it ,wu
an ordinary carput tucK tbat tbe iniiu
w bo canvased tbe stairs Lad carelessly
left Kunduijt on ius bead'; Cievtlaud
I'buu iJeabi-
It l.tvtf ttoa.
A eTtain young lady against wboui
tp;jerances certainly looked dark once
he an auinaing -jtperiu! of unjusi
jv.'.guient. !be went ojt ou a Ktoruiy
d y and was unf-jrtcnau- enough to
have her viuibrella turned iisidc out
Ji.tr two biHters were tonally unlucky,
is-jd on Ibe lolScwuig day the young
lady volunteered to take tbe three um
b lius to I t- repaint.
l"iMi::isii:g to call for them Ix-forc she
K'tu-.m-d home in the afteruom, she
v.e.t.-t about In r l.us.iueMi, part of which
waf to do some shopping in a large city
establishment. On risicg to l-ave tbe
sjcp she iuechanica'!y pitwt her hand
to tube poj-sesrinu o! an umbrella that
was lose ly. It looked 1:U ber own.
and for the moment she bud l-rgo!teii
the accident, rbe was f)ii brought to
ber senst s.
"That is" ujv umbrella," haicl a aharp
v:-i e at her side, and a baiid was laiJ
on h- r arm to detain ber.
Apologising tor her thoughtlessness,
sbe left the shop, did tbe rest of ber
lu.Miiess and calloa for her umbrellas,
iu tl.e street car she met an indignant
pair of eyes. Where bad she sweii them
U-fjie? They tcaum-d lirs' Imt fie am. I
then tbe burduu sIk- ciiried. "Tbrtr ot
tbeui!" uiuUcrea tbeownir of tbe eyts,
uad it was evident tbat she referred to
the cmLiil'as. "Tbr-e! tbe'a din no
bad tbe day."
As she- tpoke the grasped Lt own
uiubttlla tightly and moved farther
away from the baugeiuus young lay.
The color came into tiie chunks of tbe
latter The speaki-r was- her frit-nd tf
the morning, and tibe evidently believed
tuut the un-btelias had Un stolen.
Voulb e Con pinion.
tr-.-trfa au4 I'sImis.
Henry 11 Stanley, in describing bis
j mruey tl.ongh tbe forest of Africa,
says tbat the most formidable f oes he
etio-iuntcrc 1, those that caused tb
greatest ljsof life to bi caravun and
came neart'St to defr-atiug bis fipedi
liou, were tbe Waiubutti dwarfs.
These di-xinntive men had tinly bows
ud rrrows f ir wi-aptms, so small that
tbvy lu ki d like tbildren's playthings,
but opiiu tbe tipof twb tiuyatrow was
a drop f poiavu which would kill u
cli-phaut or a ii-aa assuruy and tiui'-kly
as a r; jc. Their difcuse was by means
of poisuu and traps.
Tbey would sileiil through the dense
fort-st, and waiting in ambu.-Ii let Cy
tbtir arrows before tbey conli 1 dis
covered They dug ditches atid care-fully
covered them over with sticks and
leaves. Tbey Used spike iu the ground
and tipped ! beiii with poison. Into these
ditches and uu thee p:kes man and
beast would fill t step to their death
Oueof the strangest tbings about it was
that their poisou wasiuixel with honey
. ratlluste.
V.'bi-u Lf;rd Charles Ii-rf ! was a
niiJbipmati, be peiU.ra-.l a gi'llantact
lor which be subsMjuently received a
ut'lal. His vessel Juy iu the JaVrsey
aul nnmeto"s visitors came on board
in ordtr to look over tbe ship. As a
tsiat containing a man weighing
P'uuds vas getting alougi-ide it wa
suddenly swan'ptd, when Lord Chfrb
jamnel 'vc-ri.:-i,ir:j and seized the oocu
pur jast ts be was sinking. The gal
lant r -so uer kspt tbe man nfluat until
bt Ip arrivtd, and Imth reu-r aud r'-s-cmi
were labeu on lxard the maa-(f
war
The m: n w hose life Lad been saved
maintaining a glum countenaiv-e and
showing no great enthusiasm for bis
preset ver, some one rtmatked tu b; tt,
" Voa don't appear vt;- j : .i.- J . t b..r
bug tcu r..-U'id trotii drowning."
"I'h!" be exclaimed in a tone cf
disgust, glancing first at bis own ryirt.'y
prt.p.irtiuns aud then at. his rescuer.
"He was such & Jhtie csT'
ala f m l4Mi1 tmerw,
We all know from actual eipcrii-uco
that a good sueiene ism wonderful loosen
er of nasal taoucbhj biU'-us. Fir Iye
Duckworth comes forward in The Pr--tmoui-r
w-j tbe fugge.-tii tbat the
induction sneezing be n sort-d to for
the pcrposeof raisiug Lrmcb:al mucus.
Tbe idea is a good one and worthy tf
neiug placed in practical operation Jt
L btx-u explained bow vomiting raui
an e; clsiou cf uincu or ineuibiane
fr-iti Ibe retpiratory pashaet, but
sne;:i-g a; pears U) be juite fc!!iciei;t in
doi.-.-g :1ns. Oidinary mvS or any of
IV many simple nasal irritants suffioe
aud n.ay be blown into th not of f?e
a t bilj without any danger.
4 Mill Mlse4.
lu attempting to tianitt tea Rowan
einperora cu an examiuaticm fur that
bar, a student tueutiuoed Antoninus.
Crastu and several other names ending
in "lis," closing the list with "Augus
liye, thv founder of Chriianity," but
add. d, ati afterthought. "This u
Uf'jre the tirtb of Christ; of course."
and Couiinwnt.
Some Chinese and Jspnes can still
draw picture with their finger nail,
n ait once held in bigii repute. XL
pails are a. lowed to grow to a length of
libcls and dipped iu vermilion or
ty blka jnk
First Member WuUimJ Committee
Doe tb new sopjano' oic fill tb
cbun.b?
teecood Member Hsidly. The usher
tell tue ther are alway vacant torn in
tha KaJlsrr.-Detrt.it JovuaL
nOY'AL DEIAUTV ON WHEELS.
t'tie Slttl.c Si-iiht Bavaria m
willful nod IMtriaK t rflUiL.
Hcr royal biybne", t'ie Docbee Srv
yhio of iavariu, wba n.c.-ut ennajto
uient t.i Oonnt TurriuKton-Jetteiibarb
hiw od c ir.uoli iiitereiit'jd coniinent
in European society cirdt-, is ou of
tiie ruoirt fkilifol and daring rid'ra
ui::o::!t ti. nyu! vLcelwomcu of En
rope Euliy four years ai;o, wben tbtr
were few wocivn cyclif ta in Uermacy,
tb jouuK ducbvus nntl Lur brotber and
pi.chebs sopiut of bavakia.
f!-te:rs were all adept ou the wheel and
were proficient in fancy and trick rid
ing. The family have all iuberited their
well known foudms for all forms of
outdoor sport froui their lather's aide of
tne bouse.
The dec-be, vho is a beautiful girl,
2?. v.. .ire of nge, ic the eldest daughter
of the Duke Karl Tbeodor, iu Bavaria,
an.i bis tcond wife. I he Friucess Munu
,i .--!a of Eragaiiza. bue has an extjuisite
ciupu-iiiu, liirge, biup gray eyes and
mass?- of pobb-o hair. On her lather's
side .-be is tbe niece of the ill fated em
jress of Austria, tha lornier rueerf of
Naples nnd the Countess Traui The
uufortanaie lJoru!i uf Alencon, who
lost ber life iu tbe tragic bazaar caia
triph in Fails iu 157, w us also an
mint of the Duchess Sophie. St. Louis
O lull -Democrat. -
Tb KnK'tiKb OJrl'a CBll-xioa.
They are suyiiig horrible things about
the English girl and her complexion.
It must be true, for a "lady correspond
ent" writes it in a column aud a half
of large type. She y hhe has seen it
with her own eyes, and nut only that,
but it is laid on with a trowel. And
tbat in high places every duke's
daugbter of tbem is devoted to powder,
rouge and bnir dye. Now, if there i
uiif thing tbat tbe good American bs
be"ii educated to believe it is tbat lief
Ei-gli.sh simus, tbe younger ones, have
complexh.uE at peaches and cicaru, and
this levelatioc cmue like a l.low. It is
icouoclusm. What can tbe American
woiiiiui i-lieve now:
Fa:e kbchiug, steaming, rejuveuat
it:g. etc., was tbe cause of it at first,
the lady curre-poud-iut believes. Aftel
the long uupleasaut process there was
ne-d tf a little cooling lotion und a lit
tle jiowder, then a bit of color to kill
the white eCcct, and so ou and soon
until the English girls of Is aud 0 aud
voung muttons of 20 and 110 have be
come luodi-ru Jezebels in general ap
pearance and wear their colors ojeuly
and are mit nshaineJ. If tn.-y could only
se themselves ns othns s th.-m, the
lady corresponrletit blu-ves tl.ey would
je shamed into (old water and com mou
m use, I i.t it is they gue at each
lit in r csi-pla ently, and tbe powder aud
lor.ge i us-n.-f is f.onrisbing. Kew
V' :k Tin.es.
A orasrou Isaac Kaaaa.
Alissjenuie Hood has-given tbeJMen
lo estate to tbe California Stat univer
sity. " Dtis ides tbe bouse, " kays tbe San
FiKUoi.-co Chronicle, "which was two
years in l.uih'ung and cost fiOO.OLK),
tut-re are the larg gremuds, ou which
ni'iney has been lavished. MIbs Flood
has rejuestcl that uocgh of these
grounds to eLbunie the beauty of the
bouse be retained f'jr 0 years, but she
has no ot joc tiuu to the sale of the rest.
The land is very valuable. In addition
tithe ooo cultivated acres which iiu
UiediHtely atinound the Louse, iuise
Flo-id Las given ber interest of an un
divided biiif of 2,400 acres, or l,fc00
acre in ill. Tbe latter land is marsh
land, but can be made profitable."
Khi- iaiat lainm
Irish doincHtice ure widely noted for
their simplicity and their quaint re
maiks A lady. deinag to make the
most of ber choice tap of table beer, the
um rits of w bicb ber servant bad dia
covcred, for it disnpneiared rapidly
thus addressed ber Irish Lutler: "Daly,
wbtit do you think would be the best
thing lo do iu ordi-r to save this beer as
inucb' as possible?" Well, ma'am,"
replied tbe butler, "1 don't think yon
could do Le-tter thiui to places barrel of
good strong ale cbjse by tbe side of it''
An Irish girl called at a house in
Limdou in answer t-j an advertisement
ler a general servant "Have yon a
character:" asked the mistres. "In
deed, ma'am, I'm sorry to say I've no
character. I Lad a beantiful wan whin
I left Ireland, but I Josbt it tbe vigbt I
raised over to Hdybead in the steam
r, " was the laconic reply.
An Irish manservant was discovered
in a lie. On l'iug accused by bis mas
ter of stating what was not the truth,
Leexcusid himself by saying, "Please,
sur, I lost my ptisenceof mind." Lou
dou Standard.
Oa Walter's lacoaue.
Two handsome gentlemen passed by.
striking their heels on Ibe brick roof
"Tii larger man is the keeper of the
wiiu rioiii, " said Joe, the writer "The
thin one. dark and serious, is tbe
steward." Tbey ! ked very important
"Well, J, I suppose seme day yon
will be steward'-'" 1 ventured.
"Steward? Wby, 1 Lave a much sn
jiertor pla-e as waittr," replied Joe con
t, mptuously. "I would uot give lay p-j
siliou for tbre of Lis." Herr Eoidt
pays bis waiters tjt't a month in sum-lui-r
si.d 110 iu wiuter. Tbey are per
mittd to dine at tbe Lotel free of cost
Tbey avi-rage ia tip fj a day, wbicb.
with salary, gives them an income of
if 1 75 a mtjt.b. Their daily expense for
dress, etc. for tLt-y most loeik neat and
stylish are about (1.50. New York
Press.
A Baatlfal Ball.
The fotcmau cf a grand jury in tbe
west .f li-eland bad beeu p-resented for
aome putlic service with a gold watch,
f wbicb be was very proud, aud as be
displayed it at a dinner of tbe grand
jury, t-ts were n-ade by members ai to
whose watch wa in: ait accurst. At
la.-t Sim one nggote4 that It Was im
possible to decide.
"Oh," taid tbe foreman, "there's no
difficulty about thall There' a sundial
iu the gsrdcu. and we'll take a lantern
aud decide the bets that way. "Ex
change. A lilac aa4 (lalaaai fig.
Tbe late Rki. Charles Spurgeon, la
reading out a list of subscribers to one
of Lu charities, mads running com
ments and jokes as he went ou that kept
the audience in great good humor.
Coming to a iit. King who bid given
b shillings, he said. Th-re' a king
wbo Las given hi crown."' Coming
neit to a Mr. Pigg. who Lad given a
guinea, be exclaimed, "There ' a guinea
pig!" Loudon Tit-Lit.
"De trouLle 'boct advice." said Un
cle tU-B. "is dat do man who has made
a sho cuff sceci-5 in life is gin'raily too
busy ter stop an give lessons." Wash
ington SUr.
The republic cf Guatemala ba over
Jfi,0X) silo ai and tavern s. In tbe coun
try district tber is one to avery hi in
habitant! in tb town on to every 62.
A JtfMssj Cxplaihrd.
f)n a cf-rtaiu hot summer tiny A fca
briited naturalist cutr-tainf d n company
; ui ui5uu),ui.'ij u tavauui m cinira, m
the couciutitm of which they nil wen:
: nut iu the garden.
in the ef!tiV;r uf tbe jrronnds th'Ta
stood ou a pe(ksI a lurgn glasx glol.
CHie of tbe gnew happened to touch
i this gl i-.k, and fooud: to I. if auiax
j iii'-nf. tnat it ww warmer tn tbe shady
side '.ban on tbe side turned to the eon.
Hie communicated bis di-covery to tbs
puests. who Hi ouoe proceeded ta verify
the s'.nicinent.
What could be the cause?
An animated diifcussijo euftried. In
Ibe course of which every imaginable
l.tw of pbysios wns made to account fur
the strange paradox. At lenglb mr
tcieutims agreed that it mnst be so
owing to the laws of retleotiuu, repul
aion or exiiuiution or some other law of
pbynios witb a long name.
The host was, however, not quite
convinced, and, culling tbe gardener,
he said to him:
44 Pray te.il us wby the globe in warm
er ou the shady tidu tbau cu tbe side
lumed to the kuu?"
The man replied:
"Because just now I turned it round
'or fear of its cracking with the greut
lieub" Douuou Tit-Lits.
Primitive Artlll-r-
As to tbe character of tbe first instru
ment for the throwing of missiles and
just when it wns invented we have no
certain knowledge, but it intuit have
been at aa early date, fur we read in
Genesis x, 9, tbat "Nimrod was a
mighty burner before the Lord, "aud
surely the skill that has kept bis name
in remembrance f or tbonsunds of years
must have been gained t y tbe use of
some surer weapon tbuu the clubs or
stone kuives uf primitive mau.
Without doubt inau ei"ly Jearned
how much execution cuu be done by a
well aimed stuue, aud attempts to bnrl
it with greater force and accuracy
probably led to the invention of the
sling, one of tbe simplest as well as
most f uruiidable of these early 'weapons.
It was long one cf tbe principal instru
ments of war among the unch-ute, and
the story of David and Guiiucb ii a good
illustration of what could lie doue by
one skilled iu its use. Tbis skill, bow
ever, could be ac ;uired only by early
and enreful training.
In tbe Balearic islands, it is e;:id, iu
ancient times the patents suspended the
dinner of their boys npuu poios and re
quired them to briug it dowu with
slings before tbey were allowed to eat
Lippiuoott's Magazine.
Moriaa f l arras.
Curnin could say mordant and cut
ting things, but perhaps no man was
ever insulted witb such diuiecticu:eut
uess and ingeuiousuee as Ccrran was
by the famous maker of "Lulls," Sir
Boyle Roche, in the Irish house of cotu
luous. "The honorable g?utlerauu says
be is tbe guardian of bis own honor,"
said Kocbe in reply to a speech of Cui
rau. "but on the other occasions I have
beard him boast that be was uu enemy
of sinecures. "
Curran was def ated in a conversa
tional contest with Lady Morgan, tiie
Irisb uuvelist, ooeeveuii'g ia tbi.t lady's
draw i:ig room, when, eiupnetating tbe
prevailing fiisbicu iu short sleeves, she
wore merely Ktra; over Ler sLotiidrs
Curran was walking away from tiie lit
tle party who witnessed tbe confl.ct of
tbe two wits wbeo Lady Morgan called
out, "Ah, come back, Mr. Cunan, and
acknowledge that you are fairly beaten. "
"t any rate," said be. turning round.
"I have this consolation. Lady .Morgan,
tbat yon can't lau.b at me iu your
sleeve."
Portrait an Flipper.
A toucbiiig anecdote, associated with
a picture iu tbe National gallery at Ed
inburgh, is told by an English lady in
her book, "Potpourri From a Surrey
Garden." She writes:
Several pictures stand ontwith pecul-
uur interest, i-sptciuliy tbe life sized
Gainsborough of tbe young Mrs. Gra
hauie She sat for the picture as a
bride, but before it came home the was
dead, and bur husband had gone to the
wars
When be came back, Le never Lad tbe
courage to open tbe case which coo
tai jed bis young wife's portrait On bis
deiiith, many long years after it was
paiuted, it was opened ly bis heirs,
and inside tbe case whs the little white
slipper the bad left witu tbe painter to
help him to finish Lis picture.
The portrait was given tu the Edin
burgh gallery, aud the slipper was kept
ly the tamiiy.
Tbe Seallwa.
The scallop aiicomplishe locomotion
by a series of leaps. When it is alarmed,
or wishes to change its locatiun, it
epitis and energetical ly close- iu
valves, thus expelling the water. The
reaction shoots it backward. Ey tbis
means the creature is able to travel long
distances. Sometimes scallops niakt
considerable journeys in large com
panies. One can scarcely imagine a
velier sight than tbat of a floc k oi
,.ese pretty creatures, with shell cf er
ry hue, from purple and white to black,
tuliveuiid wita shades if pink, yellow
t.ud fawn, darting about in clear water
In their Cigbtlike movements, veriical,
horizontal and rigzag. tbey are more
suggestive cf a xk cf winged animals
than of bivalve inollusks.
-Ma-all tap." baiter.
" Pecos Bill is not tbe only nickn.me
that General Sh r.fter ever mjiytd, " said
an old ni-vspaper man the other day
"Oat in Denver he was known for yer
a 'Small Csp Shafier, aud as be is
anything but small the title call 'or an
explanation. It seems that a lan:iu-t of
rjtne sort bad teen gi ven to a lot cf
army oicers, and anion- tbe gue---twa
GenerJ, tbeu Odoncl, Shafter. The old
Denver Tribune priutid en account vt
the n-Tair, .nd a list ef those prescut
was iu-j!udfd iu tbe trticle.
" When tbe pxfs w ere examined be
fore the paper was mde up, it was ob
served ,tnt Siifter' initial, wete in
lower case typo, and tbe prtfreadtr
promptly marked tbeui "tmill cap.,
mtomtig tbat tbey should be reset in
capitals cf a small size. The intelligent
compositor supposed tbat the inscription
indicated som military title witb which
Le wa colamili-r, and instead cf mak
ing the propiar correction substituted
'Small Cap Sbafter,' and tbus it ap
peared on t'.e following mcruing
"Pecos Bill was mad cuosgb to bite
uailn wb-n be saw lbs paper, but every
body je roard. and the title stuck to
bi'.n until the yarn was gradually for
gotttn (t is still remembered, however.
Ly plttity cf old timers "
Jiif la Mart It Crrralaa.
The Cerce July sun, tbooh but a lit
tle past Ibe norther.) meridian, beat
down upon me with oppressive warmth
Cclure ma tbe warm, red brawn land
8cpe wavered and Irenitlsd in tbe yt-l
lour ligbt B bicf ne towered the Lliod
icg whit1 slope cf the ice licit' stb my
fyct the st 'jus were l.reeveu cf lichen
and bad a dry, gray look. a. if tbey
were the bortu f a dead world And
yet I fell tbat with so l.o- h cf wurnith
and licbnem of coloring tbere must be
lift, and. orp euocth. hardly had J
Jcce I DO yards from the de of the
wb .n a ue-titifal little Ll and w hite
-otisl'.r Cutnrtd cp from b ;d1
roc it, b vercd singing tiniest wttbitl
reach shove my head aud then settled
HpatL-ak stone but a few feet diS
taut to finish bis merry song
As 1 went ou. Bombers cf these snow
buntings flitted about me. a-id hardly
bad 1 gone a mile U f .Te my bert beut
quicker at the sight of trasof musk
otu. A 1 get farther away from tb
ioe and in the leo cf tbe gigantic mo
raines and tumuli cf glacial debris,
flower Legan to appear. purp!8 and
white and yellow, aaiosg thin my
tvirpresent brilliant yeliow friend, tbe
relic poppy Peary' "Northward
Over the Great lee."
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Everyboif surrenders to Bitile Ax
There is no greater hardship than to be de
prived of your
m
and any one who has once chewed Battle Ax
will give up most any thing to get it. JUc buys
a larger piece of Battle Ax than of any other
kind of high grade quality.
Peraember the nsme
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All Arcana tie Farm.
An experiu:etit may I unsatisfacto
ry not from la k of efficiency t.f tbe
fcrtiltiter used, or from improper quau-
i tities applied, b -t on account of uu
favorntile season, drought and escesaive
rains ii flueiicing the result Ttieehur
act. rof the soil upon w bi rb feriiiiaers
j are applied also largely affect a the tu
. fluelice of tbe materials used.
A Isrge share of the Jl.UOO.OdO worth
cf American crn that now goes week
ly to Hump is ir tbe Gertiiati fttri!;r.
Fit 'be u.Kt two years tbe tierumn far
mer uus oreu leirniog Low to leefl tin- j
COI U !i I i Htlrt.t. It t es'in.'Uied I bat I
ti.eie w ul le a yturly Ft.i fcei f..rljl) .
t'.ti bbsbehi of A tiierbnu con f'ir
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ti.; purpose iii tbe Gertisu rici.l tir j
al -iiniric-s alone. Prevjuuslv tOe fir- j
mi zi faniiers bad U d lists Rti an I
barby and niher chesp iinis-ried i
grains. Tb ir ow u lai d is too valuable i
to p ruiit tbem to grow feed
George li. H"iran, writing to the
AgrieuHursj P'.pitou.iM, says: "I
"-'ciw use iu iuve every larmer ana '
brit derof fine slock know Low t. ri;r-i--iic.
r boven. in en'Me. Ti.--e.if
punitturiog, r e n.aiei.di l- e.
juxt get a pie-ie of kd old brm tn liatu li ,
or tu round s ick lsrce aod
aliout 1 to 14 iticbs loin;. a d f'eti in
the aniu sl's UiOUIb, sn tu keei.it
working at the stick w ith its tg e
and it wiil aoon pump up all the extra
gas accumulated in tbe Erst stomach.
. Had I know n this several years ago I
; would Lave been aeveral bunlred dol
lars belter off in cattle to-day. I bare
been curing cattle for tbe last five
years, and Lave iiot lust a single case
jet"
Women gardeners are graduated in
considerable nuuibfr? from Efgliab
and German schools, aay tbePiow
cuau. Tbe course of Ktud v Is very t hrr
ough, and extends through twoortbne
1 jeare. Tbe uisjority of grdiiHe- te-b,
but aotne if tbem have rented !n1
and taken a rnMpc&l.U standing in ti e
maiket srrd-n b'iM:iet.- Miv .fie
American agricultural c- 1!- ic ne
oi-ii to w:niji, and t'.e i-r-fe
sioa of rleninsr .T-r s -ter
opetiing than iiutv pr.ife-i.i.i-t r ady
invuded by t ;i weakereex
VV!rftiev-r wrkirg team fas tin
tf i'Sjxl'y bard J h it i- 'w- ha i of
a irse faroi'-r t j f-ed i' ex"a. t un irlv
icg its stomach a'i additional lat-raud
a'el tftfeS b-hleUiflg available prevent .
strength. It ought alwaya to be re- ;
luemliered tliat it is tbe food eaten the '
j day before, at.d f irdav and week- l e
. fore tl tt, wbicb is available fr present
strength. Nio animal ou:ht to I ex- j
pec'el to work on any e-mp'y atomach. '
Ut a light feed before an ex'ra Lard :
job is better tl o loadirg tbe stocach ;
with roi-e than it requires Home and
Garden.
Vjiterie of the Ttt.it.
1 "Tlttse are this year' pecan-, are
they r
' Yen, sir."
How d.iyoUe-H 'hem?"
''His cent a pound."
'"How muei are these In the next
barrel ?'
'Sell those frf5f:een c;;utsa pound.''
"They look just like the o'.htra.
What make tbem so much higher?"
"They're they're next year's tcs.
sir." Chicago Tribune.
,
Tbe "peace with honor" pbra- is lie-
lieved to Lave originated with Baoor- '
field. "We fcave brought peace wiih I
honor," said Le after Lis return fit -to j
the Cor g res of Perl in. Iaconsfield 1
not only brought back "hocor," tut'
alsoCypru;' and tLat wa ct.nsidtrtd
a great achievement.
There ha always beeu much contro
versy a- to who was the ynunge-t ao-
tual panicipantln the Civil War. This
Lonor In tbe BpanUI. warai pears V be
, due lo ulioot," tiie thirteen ytar-cld ;
' liiiseot of the Tenth Penoylru;a, who ;
;ae--ompaUied the regiment to the Phil-
ippife. inthetrei.cbe.uforeMiaie
f ( Mat rf trl tffafa-i ll ft la-A Mifai it... ,
' e " ' 'J'"S
ler and ammunition. When he -ant-
td passeKe froiu Manila to IIcni.-konj5
i he btairdeel Admiral Dewsy'a f!rg.I;ip
andtxpUined his wiah, and the Admi
f ral at co ami cdate i him.
"I wtct to know 1 1 n v ( t i r it it g
to settle Ibis bill," said Mr. I) it.
'rHtile?" iiniltd Sliiker; "wly
you dou't expe-t It to bettl - es l ng a
' you agital it. Allow it to lie frreci!y
still, my dear sir, and then I 1 ave no
doubt it a i!! soon w ttle."- I'bilaJc !p Lia
S' rib Ann ricap.
j Euidcck Ilbcl Pit'r fcl-- toiiii B
' clear Lad, an arrive brsin, a rtrotf,
vinrma ly umkn hi ti fltf- rti.e
! Utile of life.
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The Hero of the " Mcrrimac,"
' ill tc'J hi wandefiul trtarjr la tbrc
i:uot.-ri. ot
THE CENTURY
MAGAZINE.
1 1; 'l c fall ar-count cf tiie 'niinc of .
A'crnrrut- at niti.it""1, aiC the rxm- t
-iK.c- ot t ic v.-r iter arc! h men m S-iuub ,
;'i t-; i: T.-U tc r..tc e.ry eunr.ri-iir ta (
'c la rid. '!.. w ciilv one of nnr nchlv ,
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Ti rv'i. new Si-tii!; V w MTrL Inert mm
CAPTAIN SIGSDEE'5 5T0RV
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Of the Destruction of tbe
? MAINE,"
v the ntriv-! in 7 1 aw ft a liar Lor. the insults to ber
c.-irt-a-, ifi; rx'M W'.i 9mA- w-"c-t. 1 be wnuie
i rf Irr iirtru.' -un ol -Tveri" fi-ct wi: be
' ui :n A -ra Till. .l.tJs n and a-chie. Captaiis
' :.' .vmi L-af'tan 1 jyicrr, aud othef.
' If do tnkt 1 az I'EvrtfT is iSoo,
J' vruwriil it s tbe rrziK t t 'nmr c tin ytar.
7 'i c wnxncT nunibrr trt:iit Utc i urae ar.d
r r'tt o-r-.tnr rn-itrtt-Tw ,J a btvm'i, t il
i tuted til': uf rVicxat.o-T tncOrt,ati oi akianuti (
5 -rJ-'t jcre-vt hrtortcal tsicvcl of tiie enw T
9 -Kr Lkul rioitiic i aricict beio ta tbe T
y Lxcm--r Dumbor. $4.00 ytitr.
jj THE CENTURY CO., 2
' Union Square, New York-
Co dueled ty MAKY MA PES IKJDOE
This mag-urine fr Vy and g.rlm in
MtuMit a rimj in t CI'l. Tb 1etnre
f r the e Hiiii- yenr 1,1 ifxia tor it a bot
it tie- friend. A few leadil:g aurac
1 1. i- itre :
A New Henty Story,
THE SOLE SUBVIV0BS,
By G. A. Uenty.
Thi- i a tale of faily Aiieri-ai; bh to
rt , l y t ri fsvorn aiory teller f Amri
wn sod Ki-.g'.isb l .
TEITTITY EELLS,
Ky Amelia E. lisrr.
A delightful historical rornan'-etit girl",
deniirif a ith lite in i;J New Voik. acd
written liy one of the iut wpiritd and
e-in-i-imeius A'i.-ri'-u aulbers.
! A STOBY FOH GIBES,
By Laura E Kicbards.
X wrisr it more w elmtrip to tb yrnirg
I Ik of to dav than the author f Tun-
Ism January," and this is one of ber best
ttforts.
3-IGHT SIDES OF Etl-TOBT,
r.y E H. H.ms.
A seri r.f firrreng epiwvjea i f bist'wy
ane-iei t aurt metern, bJd in an erjtertsiis
ii (fr. It willi.iksni new iutere-t
iu I Lin iujtx.rueiil braneh ot study.
Mrs. C. T. PI'JSBEE. the wife of the
Captain of o Imttle sbi Maine, will
write about PKTS A FLOAT."
Alo rontributioriii from Mrs. linrlnn
Harriaon. Clara Morrra, I.eleU bureeK.
Lloyd ntutne. 1a. KndicoU, Pouituey
' Bigelow, x. Pearv. ei. etc
Every houiebolil w ith children should
I have SU Niebola.
, lH.WaYear. cenu a cumber.
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price I real ii-no ta $a ; single copies froai
tea t live ccaU.
taill aiaiataia it rrpataiMa as tta,
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S-r-d pfUl order for fre Sped men Opy
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Apple kutt-r. i-r gi.l ,
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beans.
au:te uavv. per bus
( l.iiits,. pur
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I gre-li
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t uuiix-ruuiu, per ooi i.
Crmiit- i i'orf uud, isr ..oi .. t-
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tJiirs, per uus - r ."!', -,
rtsh.Ukeberrma.-j i bli pr3U ill
Huney. Willi elov,,icr vi-l
U.ru. per . O I.r
l. nie. per ihj.
per ai
(.uiona. i-r '.ii. !;.'
piilaH". per bu .-"
t win. -v;i peiniteti, per t s u H-
Pruues. P-r ... u
; N . Y per bul '-i-
I FilUibura- in bill 1"'
Hall, j bai , W bus
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1 4 bus lurks.
enwnd alum. 1st aaaca ''
f niapss per k -M"
I mipirrietl yeliow, per !. e
tur. s wuims, A. tjer fc ..-
; FKuiutUil. per a c
I c ulff or puiverisefl, per
Hyrup. Jp peT"Sl"I-.iirMT7-
Hloiirarure. iiiliou -SO
Tfciiow. per - 10 '
Vmegar. p'r gui ....... ' ''!lr
1 timintiv.per bus , i4is-J.S
I ciovur. per Uus loC u 4.H
Beads. " erin.aoc, per I'UO 4.ii
I aiio.ia. per bu
( " aisyte, per tus-. '
JlUlt, GTUn. per bus l.-
i jany. witiu beardieaa, per biuc li
bue-a liTOt. por bus
Oratn i corn c :!, per bua..-. ' to
uu. pr ltt t to
I rve. per bus. ..
f eed i wbeat. wr mis. ..
i biKU, p.': I'O k '"'
I roru and uulc ebop, per !ii i
flour, toiler prm--s.Ier tiil - He
I - apr-.nc pUiul and fm-r
Flour- 1 hhrb ?mOr 4M
ICnur. lower crarte per i40..iiSleie
I u. J wuile. per lt U
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p. nu. SHmientet .;i MU)yKtowuc:uT, iioe
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F.C. CORSETS
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ARTISTIC
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All
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KEWEST
MODELS.
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Parker & Phillips.
HUMPHREYS'
WITCH HAZEL
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Piles or Hemorrhoids
Fissures & Fistulas,.
Bums & Scalds.
Wounds & Bruises.
Cuts & Sores.
Boils & Tumors.
Eczema & Eruptions.
Salt Rheum & Tetters.
Chapped Hands,
Fever Blisters.
Sore Jp3 Nostrils,
Corns & Bunions,
Stings & Bites of Insects.
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JEWELERS
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WE HAVE BOTH OF THEM.
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1 Optical Goods
Trusses Fitted- All or the
kept ia stock. Satisfaction
JOHN N.
1 IV f
Louther's
Main Street,
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FaTcrits -dti Petals in Ssarci ::
?EESH , MD . PURE . DHUGS
Medicines, Dye Stugs, Sponges, Trm
Supporters, Toilet Article, I
Perfume,
tee por-Toa errrs rnmp i. att"Tio -t th coapori:s o
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SPECTACLES, ETE-GLA SSES j
nd a Full Line of Optical Goods alvars on Lead. Frci
large aaBortment all can Le suitad. f
TEE FfflEST BHAUDS OF CIGAES !
always on hand. It in always a pleirre to diEpky oy
to ?nteiidiig purciiasers, whether titer te
froin ta or elsewhere.
J. M. LOUTHER LI. D. j
(-IAIH STREET
Somerset - Ldmbsr Yak
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Oak. Poplar, Siding?.
Walnnt. Vellw Ptaie. Floriac.
Ci-erry, M.ln.Ie. Dn,
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. jeneraj Itnr of w.3 rwdea of Lamber and Bctld'.Bf aterlal and Roor.i.r '!
tock. AJaa, can raruiati jiyiuig In the line of our basiDesa to order w ill r-a-tl
prompt riwai, anctaa Biacketa, dd-aH9-,woreu
Elias Cunningham,
OEce aai Tard OpjMsJte S.-C-.B. SUUra,
TkeN.Y. Weekly Tribui)!
BOTH ONE YEAR FOR S2.CC
Send all Orders to the Herrld.
THE N. Y. WFEKLY TRIBUNE
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IT TtTLL PAT TCTJ
TO BIT YOUB
Tlemnrtal Work
WM. F. SHAFFER,
-taaii-actarer of aad Dealer 1b
B-uitera Wert Fcral-o-d m Hhon Jfotle
wm m' am m
Alao, Afrcl for the WHITE EROXZE t
Peranna tn owed or VoccBarwt Work w
find It to njeir mleieat to rail at my ahrr
woerra proper h wir will be glTen ttem
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fneea ery low. I iavlte ic:a atvetit r lo
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prodoeed by Re. W. A. Rln, a a dreidod
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ONiatr-rt-B. and anih ia deatiee lo be the
pot nlar Mtro.tueet Kr oar cbacreabiecii
BaVa. tiiTutBcaiL
Wrn. F. Shaffer,
rtiarmacyj
Call and Lave v
Glasses Cued to gtit :ie J
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best ana taosi approveu 1 r- :
guaranteed - ;
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Somerset, Pa.
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