u THE T015ACC0 HA BIT. have c-u cot rr, ako co ycj WAST TO LCSE ITT 4 fair-aco c!eei! 11 Tba a are are I or -Jty Lad? A le.tiae- r Br rwaa ! ae retifat . f tar Ilaaiale Pit. He-we-ret fantastic my psrrkti.af r.tb"i ri dEi:B2;jtJl tbef i 1.80 tl irTfT'.rrj b j.jr it wiA -.Tect a cere if Jii'LlaJ'y carried ct- la tue trt r..I.- I ',i tT.n yvT rsfient t-iilj 5 tt.i to Lr-raJs c;f the talis J Brtoa t -Lcc t Is tbe -otrf iar- t tum.i ti.at yoor jtkiit will react ac rfirV.j:? M tr.e iti'Tr- .---ion yonr ti.ai.rtr tuaif cpon Its tiin4 If yea rjak lii'bt'v cf. yf.cr n.rlL.'-d f ' tr -an:,? Jtitu, be svi'il fct.M that usctbod in trail t um. TLf-rtf-.ro, rrtk itf rvseirt-ly, and if be f.ii'.r at yocrrjjy::: rperaeai frown Ida i:.t a f.-:til b3B.:lity. r'cifCMka slote U net c5T.cir-nt to fcr.ld ti. bi rr.-."i tcfcwco ct. 21 j"--0 will t.l.T(.frTf a-'d a ffiafrisl n.riic;r;e in the at-r-'- cf raoci! Yes. n.y friend. la';i'.ifB" tic idea teen n, tire lira id the vcl,::ir t-eatct a chirm t-j n? tbe pmer f "i5? L'y Nicotine" arid free :be f- tf.r-d alive. la tire? bat :u th- re are trc cou liti'Ai to ctiita-t jiivfical a J d d tal, r .cTtif;!f ti'I ad j-ryrbtiiivt-ical. I ue jotis to f;!T- t thi.byki!lrrT jnfr tttd taz'.iinn to czlm ile u,:.u i. Wlt is flu c-sjitioa tf tbe cr rf tota-to if tte vcred i withdrawn? It i litpfTtact t-j cn-ier.-'and this, t"acs there is tut a !i,-i.t variation ia cue Tbe c;ccir::.3 is on w rccnaj uu rt, dace J bti'al ru3.'-im AfA cerr-(.o-i.'? ibe i iibfirawa! of t-Jusvo arts aa a -w irbiiraJ of a jrvartrfu! titrMfc t'.tii''. l-TJ0! this Wrt.'l. o.-td trt a a r.rte iiatie, t-c.!ii- b. f' f-rcJ rp: i ctrte Hioiiiiact, lt take the ii:tral r-ocditKii f:rrt tn'itr rcBfid' rr.ti'.a. I do tot try u ut a to trco cr to p, trsB it i aD nn-jief-iiry jfrf twee, let Ciy;? ti:n f;-itiTe r..ft'sr:i.!Zj biie be i rppwuo C;.- to tbe fol:-WiE2 ..t t: Tbat it v. ill Le ta.'y to tr ait Li-Ji cf tbe ha tit. Tbattevrill f;t rufTeT. df-yire tbe fact th2t 15 1 as trif-i to lri!t !T fTt-Tico'-iy. ttt tss faiitd co accent ct tL dicnn:frTt f D?tiiii. Ttat Le i t,t a fcro or a bi-ioz ts L pitixi rr f7mp-j?bi i?b, lfau.e be vi!l net tn rallfi cp;D to ii',!ay any tif.rr.ic qraliti'-s of tEtisrar.t. Tb-t if 1c ;!rv. c;r'-r:t;r-ni be ri;l not of.r ffi.ai crrcc-ufci- r "tink jup'" tt tb f it f tbe raiia-h. That h viJJ b-.'iD at fmce to pam in wei&t ; t5at bis t.em'.ry vi'l t-e t-barp--r tu i n.'.:e t: na iour, aul tbat tin ii ;ctive (.r;:i:-l iM n3i:i to:ie; taat Li ufTV trill I a er-fcl, bis iiu-! at tr'ji r.r a Iiiii r.n;i!eii..o w i -1 lose Jh laclrty bs t:jar ila rf,tatliCj. Itiit tLe ba!;t is UL.tiaDiy ia fad, dsrosii;js at tl- that ita (ratiScati'-tt titailn a fT'-n wjsstc f,f rii-.ucy S'bt ristit La b? t 5 lit' taiiy t Dm bis iudtris vlif-n fc'. xrits is r'ri.;. lied to wear a fcowu tbat i at .f cat-? The. i!:i n.di 1 j tf j.are tbe r-antnt' jiiiu'i for Ibc )ibtu-k! (J tbe ta-k t fnr fcim, laying t-jtrt.-ial ttrc'i! c;fio tbe fart ttat be "ill tt to lin,f o-ttir tiniH-lf tiu chyrt cf crin!ra?i& t k !f jiity. fcr if be lliee biuiM If tote jat liTiniDg a d-rl of t.-'J fTiaJl t roUm be i!l offtr f duih, rb-raif tiet-ne--atiou i iU'.n-d and taken as a nnuttr tt cobt; te will rt-act aci-orcliujs'y. Now. as to tbif j byri'. al yui,r.xi:. tbywill te Let !:bt if tbu ab(;ve jreparatiou f tb miud la jt'ily tu i.e and will -ln w tbonj bn in x-a-trioual jam abmt the r-i;ioa -f tbe l.t-urt, nukit:?; at tb t it of t'ie t mar li, u latciturif-, vii-::k and acn It rat--l j nl-t t.nd mnrrvlar tn iti-iiiiir'a. NirviiOMi'-ss jcir.pinit i t a Foiiilm u4n: and itrita t ilify ,f f in pet uill te m evidt-tire, bnt vriil be greatly modified Ly fUiT'ti( u Frefrribe eannfs, to 1 ati n ?b- !y. constantly and cr.ntiuuuJJy IIu iiic?t I oeccjjitd. r.oy biiu tbr('f.re with ).-anots lis w n'd. if left abne, tbink tobacco He mo-t. n tbe crutrary, tbink jKat)nts. lias lie a loaibii.g ff r jeaucts? All be lrtter. He wiil Lam to love tneia f: r tin ir i.-ntritk is f;!.ali tin end intrinsic liavor. Iii bi? :om Htb nhl en tbe fK.ctrd ,r tbir 1 day? Ua be tiiioof-ners or ctdic? It is rtill v. 11, t ecacro no ilub whi u tiiiouts (ie nre tolaicco. UbwrTetbat ynn ere cn-iyinji bim with n:at-tii.I f .T bis dieMive Tgan to wdb upen, and that Lis jriMs are not idle. Tbi ro is no varntnu. and there will L-e ct.di r tbia rejin;eii t;o kiiikir-t; at the lit of tbe utoniairh. A feIi::g ol lollntf-s rwrbaps, a tilrtboric condition, an use of eutitty, but this is exactly what we dfnire to bring eboot Kifp the fysteni Lui-y end at work; keep tbe tmnd at rest. Ah. my friends bow true it is tbat tbe mourti may pnaw the roj.es that liud tbe lion! Ertn tbe plebeian jnannt may be tbe rufns cf restirrin iiariaocy ro an afSitted hoa-tho;d. Lbave knonn this bniuhle aeett, Uiben acefirdinjj to ::rftions, stret'.b strong mu cpon beds of sickuf from which they row in tbe course cf a day cr two cbao of heart and purKfi of the craving fit tobacco, i have known cf ethers whose Howacbs rrere Dot eps t and who went tl;t ir w ay rejoicing and waxed fat fpewlily. 1 have never known (f a failure if I'je alcve direeticn? were carried out. The tobacco hal it is cot worthy to t (dafH-d as a drnd habit. Sydney I'low , LL. D., in New Vctk Herald. It is jnit as ea-y to t'-ll tiie agn of an oyster by looking at it. t-bLlI as It is to ascertain the a?e of a lore by exami.o iv.ll it? teeth, .r a tree by inspecting the circles revealed l ylbe ax or haw when it isliid low. WLin tbe oyster is 6 months old, it is as 1. 13 as a di;ne; when 1 year old, it will covtr a silver Lalf dcllar, and win u 2 yeais old, wiil l atKjnt tbe circumffriiice ijf a niivtr dollar. Tbe oyster, unlike t'jo crab, is not bliged to seek new quarters or build u new honse every tiii:B b cri.wj appre ciably. The extensions mat b? pats ou bis bonne are clearly mar Ltd by a well defined ridjje. Ojetrs are esteemed to be at tbr ir Iwt when between 4 and 5 years r f ape, ninl the planters endeavor to j:rotec the beds for that length f time. Conscien tious oyster nien tbat is. men wl-o arc uot inclined to kill tbe pi.: that lays tbe pol:li-n fpg always reiuru to the bed oysters tbat are ton y-rz: but in case a patriarch is t.ruii'.t cvtr whose shill the tid--a cf fr.toi H to li winters and tjuinmers b i'.e ei l elc-jj fluvvxd, he is sent to iua;k f. re ii is pat at tbe bottttin of la b--:p aud ild with bis yoa::gi r tn-nt ci;jls couipauione. I'eari. n's V. flrsBCely Unrdil. "Some cf tbe aj; lic,',ti' r f-r r : rut to the local coin:: - : v r r from hosb Cres are ly wid td." ays tbe M-!b'ntne Arar.i "ll itr is an cxtrvt from one ly a a : '1. have in family f.H;r dairy - ws. two piKS, a borte and three thil iun. m'.i tbee being Ly n:y f:rst bn-l.:)d. and two goats in foil n:iik and a! 'v!r try Hicoiid bnt-hacd. AH cf the was lut in the fire.' " Oar "Holy tlt." One cf tbe serious thinps jn'il j-j Mark Twain's "Along tbe Evjcati.r" is t!ut f ormerly ail tbat people iu India kin w f tbe I'mred Mates r.n I l.e name if je:r(i Washiustai. Now they know rlso tbe name "Chicago, tiw bolycity." where tbe coopre.of religions was held in lfey3. Bofton Transcript A Lla.ll to Tram. "She siid the would trcst me forever wiih her ieart." 'VWc-IX, tbst wat eatirfactcry." . '."Ye. TbTj.e fell out abont who would carry the rxxketbook." Detroit Tree i'reas. Taarttr EaprMfc Int f'-w p--p! tse ever rr-aliied ia wks: ertct Em; re Elizabota ranied t-r jrsrate cbsr-nt. f.be w n-4. lik so rxatif otbo.r weai'hy woraen, ar.ir;- d w;;b fc iii-ii ro.iey to tb psr. Fr n.r nilcvd ajid UciiCJtt w. ber way , of trivir.?. f-T te .?-.f..md 1 1 -i to in p.-ra -d a!BK.t iiiyi iccufctit' ' t--it it to tsy. tbe t-v.k a macy pxtaa- I tio-u to cr.o'eal b-T p ?l d-it ii as d.d . her B3i9.'k, Eiit -tb of Hsnjrary. I ; retn. m!r u.aay s aeTtl rtiai epo wh-h we wijt t'-etb.r, eK.vn.ra jar ;rd t y ven 1 it'-i b t a utrvant, a ii tb m t te.tia'.il jOit-rs of V;et.ua r I;ti.'iaprt, writ..- a 't ua of ti:i in t::..r Ve. k:r. Ircst-1 ia Tiie jlaicert f-Lion p -:i.le. we wta l d cor Bay tbroch tuni fciltys and sao n '! dj-p, Eioiiy tairca-es. wber-a it bardiy e.u.-d fs to m-ftii, in rp-?t cf tb Hark kn of tbe truly ckerv;t rxor wfco Ho:j? to a cla'a too proud to tec.r2'; a.tual U?2r. ilaay a;-fcd was tj,lj.'fc'j:ied tytbfioweri an 1 frtiit cf wci :u Li.zabttb always indued op' carryu.j,' b, r tir fcbar. ll$z i-xi-el fa trco?fct liLt ad yy to tbe niisr-raLie wr't .tf rolUr. tb ir frvered btiies ou d;r.gy Xr-'U. No task was t-'iO iitiizaiux fr.-r Lft tl ndf-r iasTrwil haad-s, and, iu-ft-ad cf tbe cant wbi. ii. is c-d ty k L.acy nihil bct ca och errjid. Le woe! i find .cie tw 01 ra trig, rteerin? words .t t' r and f yn-p af ty untainted t y ciaci-'-ra-JjiiS and prtahiDgi, wbi'b wtat s:ra!fcbt to tbe beart cf tbe suf ferers. V.'nBlda't KiTf It Lr. A pn try story is t'.ld b,-.ot tbe drs w bicb i-'.fi Wi'.helrnir.a wce at her c.rT.st!on tail, Th tail followed tbe coint;c-3 cx'rcii ty tLr day, and was atttLiiel ly all tbe nobility cf Eo rp. . '; Tb littb-i rrr.H-n, so the rtoryp1-. w.s stl.io! -A to ar f-ear ia tn . vTiir;s dr's cf .shri.-up 1 ink Mtia. trimmtd with tanfulpashgbtllDH. Itwastho work if f'ris n:oiiistt3, and it cost tbe Dutrb ptr.ple a very srnsrt torn. L'Lt wot a tbe drrsg arriv.-d tnd was carried totbpai', QCf !:a Wiihelniica ii;r.vjrtd tbat it was entirely f o low f i-r.it bf r n:At ta ts. Tbe Fretsoh rirerr? nk r bid ecl it "to. tbe teart," and the liTe r,t:ea c!i J iir.t I.'ue so -w a cn.f-t. be tl.t.ri fr.re reoui;ted tbat it be rai: d the lie: k. r.-t tin re was tot a dressicaker ia all Hiliand who wae capable cf risiu? tbe ir-:r A ccnsxitsiion was held atd coiisiercarien jrevaibd, f--r tbe little qao-n Lad deciarid pftitiveiy that she v,o;;!d c -t po to the LI5 mlfsihtt dre-s could :x rai-"l iu tbe neck, fc'addttjly one f.f tbe eauis tresses hit open a p!.:n psth'-r;d a little rcfHe cf pale bice tbii 11 and t it around tbe neck lk a froimpe: over ttis tbe pather-d an-ctbt-r taCf, kep;n ca cntil tbe re.-k v. tte ri(.bt Lei-bt to plcii tbe Uuie c,2een Lltftr Mint Peary L!LraCol4 Weatier. Jir.i Jo-cpLine Peary, wifa of tba c!:rattd arctio- explorer, Lifotniut R.,l. rt E. Peary, and ber danght-r, 5 years old, paid a visit in company with Mrs. ILiaiilton Davis to tb eld John Bro-.cn farm, owned ly I)r. V. M. Ii-1: hard and Daniel V'. IU icbard und titca'1-'! iu tbe aostht.ni p-irt cT Wab ii.irt 'ii county. Tbey drvo over from S-iwrbf rdv.owa, W. Va., v btre Mrs. Pc;.ry was ttayin iu tbo FQiumer. H-r dr.t;bfer was bcru iu Crcttland, I7'i dLi-r-es ln rtb latitude, aaJ is tbe only white pul in the world torn so far Urth. The t:rtb occ erred when Mrs. I'ctiry was vitb -h-r hu-tnd ia Lis arctic f xpeduiou. The d.inchter cannot endure wanu w tatb. r, vt iitiug wben- evtrtbe ten perature p ts above T'J de pr es. t be enj'-rs t- r-t be.ilib in extreme ly told wt-atber. Was.l:ingtoa Post. Tte Wuntea Had : Voice. Tb city of Provi-lt i.c; l.a-i di-ci-b d to ecfuotiiiy .ti dotation &:i b-s cut down ita a; ; r: pria'i a lor t!:o public finals so cweepingly tht tbe wbool rotnuitteo b.i been forced to abolish tii f vein 02 cbojIs, tbe kindtrgartens 1 li.e. teac.biii of sewiciT. rookiL'g, pbysiral in!tL.re, incsic mid drawing iu tb pul.!i'.- S4-bot Is. Tbrt Koston Herald lainiuta tbo fact, tut says that if "tba majority of the citizens" cbooaS to fcsve 51 U.bUO it tbe expense of tbo children tdacution tbt-re is no belp for it. The lb raid o;:l . fcs tbe fact tbat half tb titizn 1 e half most interested in tbe edacatiou of tbecbiliren have bad no voice in tbr; 11 arter Woman' Jccm. 1. H:: al 4 teloria otlefte. Through tbo generosity of Lord Strathcaa tbe Rival Victoria college is to l.-e ( i,ol iu Montreal f ,z tbe higher t-dccation d women. It is cluiiuedthat ia its ftt.n- ntid eaipmeut it wiil be teoond toi!o:i6n tbisconlinent. It wiil be a year btf ;re the coliee will peu, al :bocgu toe tciidings are op and tbe wi.rk t.t i)g-.:gi:i tbe professors has bw gen in L'.u i.iii. Tbe staff will Le Sep arate from that cf McGiH, aitbocgb the two c iliegts wiil atbiiato in conft-rrini; di Eres. Mioea Iter Fad. A Dosfou lady has a colleoticn cf ccrions and lamons ebix-s outrivaling; the Fpe io us in both nnrobcr tnd in-l-.'ri-st patbt-rtd together in tbe Clnny innsQin, Paris. Her little hotly, she arniits, has cost her cp to tbe pnsent f !2,0o0 and has occcpied tbe printer prt f b r 1 i.-cre time for 15 years. It comprises some SCO spccin.i ns of tboc, tbe wtartrs cf which were famous wits, cria-itials, tauties, royalties aLd dis ti;iaibtd p-r.sjnag;es cf all aes. !ierr Knew Ifia Name. Dnrir.g tl:e civil war Mrs. Amanda P.irw Jl 1 f Port.-mruth, (., hired a sub nitiite i r i-co to po to war. Tbo art was wiicilv voi:n;fary til her patt, let be felt it birduty to contribcte t ber incntry's cau.-e. r-rie was ihe only won si who birtd a substitute ander tbe.' conditions as she was a widow and bad net ecus to bey off. i-be died three years i(.o. entir-ly ignorant of the fate, i t :vtu the name, cf the aoldier ber money pttividtd f r the war. Nrithrr Did Ike Klag. It is told of Kiu FrlTif'; VI cf Denmark that while ;.'j.vti.iif; through Ju'Jjud one day be entered a village K-bool and found the children lively and intelligent and qaite ready to r.n swtr his qnestinns. "Well, youngrters, " he aid, "what ere the names cf tbe greatest kings cf Denmark'" V.'itb.one accord they cried out, "Ca nrto t!ij Great, Waiuemar and Chris ti;m V!" Ju;t then a little girl, to whom tbe scaool'nastcr had whimpered something. storl cp and raised her hand. "Do you know anothrr" asked tbe kins " Ym Frederick T" "What great act did bo pel form?" The girl hong her head and stain m::. 1 ont. "I don't know." "De cjrnlcTted, my child," said tbo k:ug "I don't know titber." W Uy Do Wa mmmt Tbrre chb fce little dontt tbat one of the objects of yawning is tbe exercise of iiiiscles which have been for a Ion time qoiejrceut, and tbe acceleration ol tte Llond and lymph Sow which has in consequence cf this qniefctnre become I:iggih; I.enca its frequency after one baa retrained fur some time in tbe same position for example, when waking in the morning. Co-operating with this ctose Is sleepi ness and tbe thalluw breathing which it tttaiis. This factor, as well as muscle qtiitcence, is apt to attend tbe sense cf Ixa-edoiu which one experiences in listen ing to 4 doll sermon; Jsence it is that the bored individual is apt to yawn. As in tbe case of sighing, the deep breath which aoconipames tlnj act of yawning compensate for the thslk-w treathii;g which is so apt to excite it New York Herald. Out of tne enormous nmntier nt wn- . rijen ia CoM-taiitiooplo not niure than i,vuu cao reaa or write. A CLEVER RUSSIAN. He Fi a Mrtt.-d af fteaflas Ilia reriita trdttar. In TeTsij. uc-n a credits fails to p t b s moti'T :c uct cfber w ay, h j-pear ia th M.vtb h e awl aiu dewa, Tb-a te dy not rtef-ve away till Ibe "r!- ZiDoa- nt p y cp lit enters tbedett nt't f-x ini' arartfiif c's, if pxitle, and b. is his rr.o-i't l,r ubt ia. A few yxrs s.'o a Per:a Indd aa unsatisfied rlaita u3:.a-i the ir;ti!i (.ovfranvct, and he pr--tifV.r fcinnvsif fcfore the Eritish u-ii:L-t' r cr;e day a:i 1 ramped tnt in his pnv..' o:i -i-p. Tbe tjiuirier did not 1-1? It? J H-z, ar: i ht.t f-jl a p,,i..-eit,aa. Ttat c a! a Ia f noise and trouble, and the tcsiia tfie-Ltative ia Teheran s-vi-deiitly I -crr:-d a Ls,d from it. for te caaged a ca;e cf the aame kind racch d.:T-r.rt!y Tte Feriaa who demanded iaooey from ti.e Riian (O ant Kolotrcisow) was a b v n..,.3. a den ish, and w ben be sat dewn in tLe. Hessian's anteiooTU to wa;t tiil the latter paid bis disrated iiin C'oct Kolotuti-ow knew ttat be c. uid not g' t rid cf tici without much fass ai. 1 tspl jnaiivia. It is against the laws, tr at l-.ast tbe cnstrtt, which is ja-t as Ztui, to tcch a credit who tukfs ttis fctauf cf collecting tuoney. so tb-; ciact could n t throw bim oct IT j ihoagLt cv.r tbe nstitr, and one n;orLit:g te snt ff.r a )f.-t of masons. I ben be cr.i--rei thtxu to build a wail around tte d- rvib, who was sitting in titj n.idJie cf tbe rcom. Tbe dervish vatcif-d tbem placidly at first, bos wbn the wail grew and it became a p paiect tbat it would te completed aoon be j3Cipd cTer it, ran away and baa in t btrtn stf b since. Ttey say that tbe ccutt is the fir.-t man ia Teheran who bus leaten a creditor cf this kind With out recourse to tbe police. New York Pi -i DEEP SEA VATER. t fin Tbuaaaad Falhaaia Ita Psea mrc ! a Ta-i l tfce aare larh, V. bta marine life Ugaa to command nrti.. tbe coetioa cf tbe depth to which M cr.tdd extend divided scien tiiicttrrptt into w erring camps. Abont in'), H s gfnerally lIieved that the tathymetrira limit w:ia abont 200 fath ers, atd some strang6 ideas were cur rent as to tLe physical condition of wa-t-r when under a pressure such as a depth cf two mils would produce. It wag thought that skeietot of drowned rut u, or cren heavy cannon and the we,ii' s cf gold" tbat popnlar imagina tion places in tbe h a. fiijsted at certiiin levels, beneath which is wafer so coiu pressed ss lo t imps-netraUa. In fact, wati-r is alanMst inoooipresib!e, and tbe weight rlii ubic inrh of it at the depth cf a iai!e is very little more than at tbe tcrfacei, but it asuuied that no liv ing teicj; coaid scrvive a pressure uh.i h at I, COO tit bom a ia abect a ton to the s jnare iach. We ourstlvts live under a pressure of &bcct 15 pounds pi t iccb, and are an aware cf it Indeed we tometitne waken cn a morning when tbe barome ter has risen, say, haif an inch during the night, and consequently find oor- Ives susta.niLg aa increased pressure of several tons ntt only witbect suffer ing, but with a positive feeling cf buoy ancy and pood spirits. On the other hand, if the trenn t-doug pressure under which we live le relieved as ty a sur gical "tup," severe injury may follow Aeronauts sufTVr front this cause, and aiarine annuals dredged from great depth often reach tbe surface 111 a most lamentable condition, with eyes protrud ing and viscera distended- Dt C. M. Llackford. Jr.. ia North American Re view Nat IteaaaarlaK. Tbr.t at! answer may le cheerful and yt fr frr rn r assuring is cure more proved cut of the mouth of a young Irishman Hb was acting as guide to a party of Americans who. in themoraaof aday's excorsh u during their visit to Ireland, wire wandering ever a rdctoresque, de serted castle "It s.- n:s very unsafe, said one o! the party, as they groped and stumbled along a (!:;rk passage. "These Boon art low, 1 know." "Yes," said anothtr timid person, "ard I wish I could see the tine sky above me. This seems like a duugeon. uot a ruin !" T it the Line sky ye'd te eeein, niiss"said the voice cf the guide, somt ftet iu advance "Why, may the saints pre-.iveye f r an iuutx-ent! It'a the rj:f, an nowt else, (hat kapes the walls together, mirs!"' Youth's Companion. lie ( aald Oel Theat. When he was a Ibirvard student, tbe 1-te Sherman lbr i-eame famous as a maker of epigrams. One evening he had been indulging in hia usual style of conversation in the rooms of Professor D., a man afr his own heart. Lot too apt to interlard his le'tureti with ap parently original w itticisms taken, after tbe mauiur cf Moliere, wherever be foccd them. When ILr and a fellow student bad left tbe academic presence, the latter enthusiastically rriel: "By Jove, t-' hoi man, how do you manage it? I wish 1 could remember all tbe bright things you said just new. " 'o to D.'s lecture tomorrow and take notes." 6aid Hoar. "You'll get tliein then." Exchange. Pofaoa Part T Saakea. All poisotious H.rppnts have movable fangs, which ate found in tbe upper pr, and when not in use close up like tbe blade of a penknife. At tbe tusa of every poison fang there are numerous perms of others, and tbe fang, if broken or lost, is replaced in a few weeks I y tbe growth of another. Mraa;er Tbaa f lrtloa. The limits cf probability have lately been puzzling a London police magii tmt. The origin of hia perplexity, ac given Ly the Illustrated Londou News, is this: A ycung domestic servant tried to cash one or two forged checks and was arrested in the attempt, fche said "a p.'ntleniau" gave tbem to her a "Mr tlilhf-rt, " whose wherealiouts nobody could trace. Tbat story has been told too often to impress a jury no juryman likes to be made a laughing stock but before a verdict of "guilty" could be given a man fell down dead in the streets. He was recognized as "the gen tleman" ly the act used woman, and, sure enongh, in hia pocket were found other foiged checks similar to those she had attempted to put into circulation Even Mr. Lane, 0 C, may be persuaded tbat truth really is stranger than fiction tlraeCt of Prrrast, Every one may not know what tbe '. term "benefit of peerage" implies. A P'-er can demand a private audience ot the sovereign to represent hi views oa mattvrs of public welfare. For treason or felony be can demand to be tried by bis -ers. He cannot be outlawed iu any civil action, nor can he be arrested on !(: for an indictable offense, and be is est nipt from serving on juries. He may sit with bis bat on iu courts of justice, aud bbould he be liable to tbe last pen alty cf t ha law be can demand a silken cord instead cf a bempen rope. I'raelleal Reaedr. Caller (with manuscript) Then yon i iu't use tbe poem? May I ask what Jils it? EditrT Well, it lacks what might be called the true poetic fire. Caller Couldn't tbat be b im parted to it some way? Editor Well, you might try stick ing it iu tbe stove. Chicago Tribune. Cimntry girls in Spain seldom wear bats cr bonnets f any kind. It u ia Spam, ly tbe waytbat the custom of a tiide wearing orange biossoina in her hair originated. A suake d.s not climb a tre cr ' triisb lycoilicg around it, bnt ty bold- , -ing cn with iu scales. A snake on a pane cf glass is almost bellej. I FOIl LITTLE FOLKS. THE MAIL BOX MYSTERY. Hw It Vn That the l-eitera aad Panera Wrre AlniTt Thr Oat. Cue day.Faricer Bawcn took d..wa tU saw aad baiamcr a-; i laid to Mother iiowen : We've $ ot to have a letrer box oat lit lb g-ite so that w';en J.niray iliicbeU o art al r.s wt.-b la mail he'll bate a placs to pet it " So Farmer ii-wen foond an old starch box aiul naile-I it Cmsly toa post wbich tK-irwC f.tr fr-m the fruot gie and only a step fn m the main road to Hill da'-i. Ia one fide cf the be x be cat a hols large eoocgh to rect ive a good, big bundle cf papers and letters for it was a new trmatry, and some t;cie Jimmy, tbe postman, came only oac cr twife a week and there might be a good deal of mail at oee time. "Now the letter? won'C get wet if it Larpeoa to rata tefore we trie? "era in," be said to Mother Eawea. Eot that very night after Jimmy went by Dick Eowen ran down for tbo mail and found tbe letters lying on tbe pre cad just as if sitae cue bad thrown thera cut of tbe box. Tbe nest day Mother Eowen pat a letter in tbe box for Jimmy to take up when be tame bark that way, bat ia tbe afternoon Dick foaad it lying in tbe grass aoace distance from tbe box. After tbat tbe letters were thrown out of tbe box regularly. Jitamy taid be couldn't explain it, and Dick was care tbat be ooal Jn't "P'r ap it'a imps," said little 5e, who liked fairy storiei." "I ll watch and see," aaid Dick. "I can find out." Tbe next time a letter was placed in tbe box Dick wai hidden away behind the tig evergreen. Ha watched and watched, but no onjs came along. Then suddenly be saw tbe letter flutter to the ground, as if thrown by unseen hands. Up be started and ran toward tbe Lex. Two little brown wrens went fluttering away, cheeping in a frightened Toice. Dick put the letter back and bid a sec ond time. Iu a few minutes tbe wreni came back and threw tbe letter cut again. "I'tb found 'em! I've found em!" shouted Dick. And Farmer Bowen, Mother Bowen and all of the others ran down from the bouse to see what tbe matter was. "Poor Mrs. Wren!" said Mother Bowen, who had a tender heart. "She thought we put up tbe boue fcr ber, and she didn't want lettera in it." Aft er that a stone was placed cn tbe letters to bold them down, and the two wrens couldn't tumble tbem oat any mere.-' Chicago Record. fie Star Some Day Be Klac- London fketch print this picture made from a photograph cf Prince Ed ward of York, and has this to say cf the little man: "Our sailor prince's PEINCE EbWAKD F V0KK. sailor son alward H. M. S. Crescent makes a pretty picture enough, and our readers may show their little folks their future monarch aa he appear today." Ilia Streak of II a war. Tbere is a fat boy who sell papers and whose customary stamping ground i tbe corner cf Euclid aud Wilsf-n ave nues, say tbe Cleveland Plain Dealer He is a popular fat boy. H; is a 1st bey with a humorous streak. He makes fun ny impromptn remark on occasions, bdt usually life with bim i too fail of car jumping episode to warrant much lev ity. Not long ago be Lad another bry with biia. Perhaps be wa coaching tbe boy . perhaps tbe newcomer was a rivrl. Ad j way, tbe fat boy was close at tbe heels cf the other Ley when a certain car was boarded a few mornings ago. "Mornin paper!" yelled tbe new toy; "all about tbe big fire in tba shoe shop 17 lives lofct!" Tbe fat Loy fiercely yanked the new boy coat tall. " htit'a tbe matter wid yea?'' growl ed the new toy. "Ain't Idoinitrigbt?" And he gave tbe cry again. "Yon chump!" snorted tbe fat boy. "Yon want to say 'souls,' not 'lives!' " "Tbeuuder!" said tbe new toy. "I forgot" Tben hi voice solemnly arose again. "All abont tbe big fire in tbe shoe shop I? tculs lest!" Aud tbe face cf the fat boy broadened with wild deligbt. Aud all tbo passengers rnj.iyed bi amusement as much as they did tbe tri dent joke. A Qaeer Mistake. Iu tbe familiar song "Pull For tbe Shore" tbere is a linn, "Cling to self no u,f re," which, as sung by tbe color ed children in one of tbe schools, sound ed t trat'.ge, and. on having it said slowly, it was discovered that they wt.-e sing ing, "Clean yon cell no mere!" Amcri can Missionary. Wire Cause a Boycott. A singular stale of a flairs exists in Fort Scott, Kan., as a result of the re cent re-opening of the saloons, and the effort of a number of the membra of the Women's Christian Terup ranee L'oion to clone them, it beiDg openly staled that a number of prominent busv ineaa men of this city will withdraw their business from all firms of which the w ives of the members) of tbe firms ortf the empl yes are connected with the crusade against the saloons. An attempt lias been made to Lave the ollicials cf the Kansas City, Fort Hcott ik Memphis railroad remove CLit f Dispatcher II. IL Charlton for the rea son that his wi'e is a leader of tbe cru sade, and it is stated that unless she withdraws from the movement her hiisdaud must either low his position or the merchants will refuse to give: lie "Memphis'' any more of their patron age, says the Chicago Journal. It is further claimed that em ploy f in other lines of business have been do tilbd that they must either persuade tlx ir wives to give up the work against the saloons or rt sign their positions. The tiifjority of the business men favor the open saloon, run under the fine system, each saloon joying a line of SdOO a month, as the city Is in debt and has been without street lights for two years, during wbich time the sa loons have been kept closed. Since the November election the sa loons have been operating on the fine svatem, and tbe contract for street light ing has been renewed. " " -vou ao'n? ug F .vot,r Jenti-U He'll soon reduce yoa to 'he-pre per htate cf n.t Wris-s, even at J i tntts. 1-3 ; Tffl-l i.7Mfeiir- V f t . M SV X. FEATHEREO BAROMETERS. lallara Hirm. ! ay Taeaa mt Coaa- las Maram- Whib? a Erui-h trig was plidicr itaoTttilT al.'c- tefoTe a seed treeze in the scaib Pacilc a Cork cf small bird about the sie, shape and ct! r cf p:r rakes ts settled d nvn in the rigging and pitsed an boor it nn -raa-f restioa Tbe js.itid mate was o aaxioo to find oat tbe s-xi':s to w'ri-b toe risitin? straD e"r Irflnttgwi that be trted to entrap a rpexinien, tut tie birds were too shy to be thn caught and too pry to be seiied ty the quick hands of tbe niloT. At the et-d of bont aa boot tb birds totjk tbo trig's curse and disappeared, hut ward nightfall tbey came Lack aud parsed tbe night in the maintop, Tbe next mtraing the Lirds new cl gain, and when tbey returned at no. a the tailors scattered some food about tbe decks. Dy tbi time tbe tirds bad beccme so tame tbat tbey bepped abcut tbe decks, picking cp tbe crumbs. TbaS afternoon an astont-hiEg thing harptn ed. Tbe Erk came flying swiftly to ward tie brig. Every bird seemed to be piping a if pursued ly some littl in visible enemy cn wings, and they at once huddled down behind the deck house. The superstitions sailors at once called tbe taptaiu cf tbe brig, who rub bed bis eye und locked at tbe barome ter. A glance shewed that something was wrong with the elements, and tbe trig was pet in shape to outride a storm Ibe storm came about 20 minutes after the Lirds had reached tbe vessel. For a few ciinote the sky wa like tbe waterless bottom cf a lake a vast arch of yej!owi.-b mud and torrents cf rain fell". Why it did not blow very hard no one knows. Lnt on reaching port two day later the captain learned tbat a great tornado bad swept across tbat part cf tbe ea Tbe birds left the vtsd eu tbe morning after tbe storm aud were not seen afcain. Maryland Euiletin. AN EYE TO THE FUTURE. Tk Widower Made Plaaa For Ilia Foarth llaaeyatooa. Included in the wide membership cf tbe Pacific Cnion club is a middle aged man whosu everybody knows simply a the Widower. H has been so fortunate as to ont'.ive three consort without get ting tired of any of tbem. His many bereavements have given hitn a sort cf professional standing in the world cf sorrow, and be is rather proud of bis rtpatatroM for constant mourning. Tbe Widower, whose grief i inter esting to ladies, is never ostentatious in bis sigbinga On tbe contrary, fce cultivates aa air cf patient resignation, beautiful to behold. A peculiarity about bis case is bis habit of associating tba memory of each dear, departed spouse with some spot or resort about tbe city or tbe suburban towns. Ha was recently showing San Fran cisco and its environs to a friend frt in New York Over in Berkeley, be re marked, sighingly: "Here I cuce walked on flowers, for my Elizabeth was with me then." Out in the park he was careful to in dicate the eiact spot where pool Katha rine bad sketched the landscape with her riftht fcf.nd. while ber left was cla-psd in bis. At Surro Heights be droppt.d a single tear, develcped with gn-t difficulty, a be gazed rn tbe berli. w here, not so very keg ago, he si;t with Lis arm around bi tainted Carolina "If I ever marry again," be remark ed ii.oingiy. "1 think 1 sbail bridg her here. " San Francisco New Letter. Irlaa Proaaarlarioa. An amusing example cf tbe Irish roan's pri nnneiation occurs in a story told cf tbe late Dr. Todd, tbo Iri-b arcbipobjgist, who, although a great scholar, was tot above perpetrating a practical jt ke. The Lin don Spectator tells the rtory aud says: A very learned Englishman went to Dublin to examine seme manuscripts in the library of Trinity college and was cf coors injrfduced to Dr. Ttxid, who one day in renve rraticn told bim that tbere w in Trinity college a cu rious instance cf tbe survival cf a babit dating fiom tbe time of tbe Danes; that at a certain beer of the afternoon 1 tbink 6 o'clock a porter w?ut the round cf tbe college ringing a bell aud calling out in a loud voice, "Tbe Dace's in tbe bail," when all the students rusbt-d from tbeir rooms to repel thn in vaders. So tbe learned tut somewhat incredulous Englishman repaired to tbe colb pe at 6 o'clock, aud. t;re enough, what Dr. Todd bad told bim came tc j-oss, which be gravely related on his leturn to England. The summons f ccuise referred to the dean. Ilia FerllaB. Mere Hart. "I used to tbink these mother-in-law jokes were fiction," Mid a young man with a fancy vest and a receding e-bin, "hot I guess tbey'ie justifiable." "Has your been cruel to yon?" "Yea I t Id two or three cf these sferies about a man's being glad tc be rid cf his wife's mother, and she said tbat if I kept on talking in tbat manner she'd stop paying the bouse rent and tbe coal till and tbe taxes, and that ihe'd take ber furniture to fix up a borne of ber own. The idea of threaten ing a niiin in tbat way, in cold blood!" Washington Star.' Two rurrari. "My ambition. " said a French writer, "is to condense a book into a chapter, a chapter into a paragraph, a paragrcpb into a phrase " A teacher iu one of our colleges said cf Richardson, "Hi am bitioa was to expand a phrase into a paragraph, a paragraph into a page, a page into a chapter aud a chapter into a volume. "New York Commercial Advertiser. A raaillr Seeret Oat. Teacher Yon don't know what b-n-n t spelts? What does your father do wben his collar button is lest? Johnny (slyly) He says things. Jwelrs' Weeklv. A youngmaubas written, wanting to know of a "good opening in journal ism," We don't know of any such thiDg, and don't believe there ever was what could Le termed a "gonl opening in journalism' or indeed in anything else. By "good opening," we take it, he means what in the language of the day is termed a "soft snap," a business in which the dollars come rolling in at the start, a sort of earthly flowery bed of ease, a place where comfort aud rest are to be found in fact a condition which has been expressly created for the satisfaction and gratification cf him who wants everything ready-made. There are no openings anywhere, but everywhere are tliee places w here open ings can be made, says the Blairsviile Courier in reply. They are not to Le bad like houses tbt t are built for rent, they can not be leased fr pre-empted or squatted upon cr crawled into or laid down in. You can't get them through an agent like you can a furninbed flat. They are not to be had for the asking but if you are a woiker, and know hew to use the d'tmond drill of industry, opirktel by til mtivt piver of un flagging energy aud lubricaied by the oil of patience we can tell vou of a thousand places where good openings can be made that will lead you to ti.e rich vein of success and fortune. t.t the man that looks about for openings as he does for a ready-made suit of clothes will never find one. This is true of journalism, of tbe prof, s-don, aud of every sphere aud fi- Id of human entrsy. But another truth must 1 told 10 rtihke tbe story complete, acd that is that jrei can't exret -o 1 p in to an rning made by ?nt.ther mat y-u'l! fit d it ithtr'tco )i tr ton lev: t-vrry man must le ti e trcl.iuet .file one he ia to occupy. r. 9 s IJ I ,W I f ! I 2 o o a a o o o o o o o o o o o o To ths !if A ?f . st m XWB&te was in danger FI-L5 B aa W -aBaV aw an army of men (who chew it ) ready to rescue it: large enough to shovel Spain off the map of Europe. No other chewing tobacco in the world has ever had so many friends CIHCiilUwi when you ft Tke Myaterj of ike Rasor. It is a matter cf common experience tbat a razor left ? ,r awhile on ns-'d be anie Llont A writer in Chambers' Journal says tiiat ra.-t caused Ly the moisture ill tba atmosphere ii quito enough to account f r this Shearers, for instance, who bare to o.e partio otirly sbarp luJtrun.en's. never set their shear till jast bef .re using What is not so generally known is that a ra 2or which will uot cut wiil become sharper sometimes by lieiu? left aside? for some tima The only explanation of this i tbat the electrical properties cf the metal in tbe edge become cbang nl A "wireedgo" is cou.wooly pet cu a tool by amatei.. Tbe sft 1 turns and foid Lack -n itself It is owing to tbe flge being made too I ,ua and thin, or the metal being too s.ft Tbe only cure for a wire vii is to trtak off tbe bent portion aud pr nd and s t agjin "A knife tiaat cnts butter wben it is bet" (and under nor.tb- rcircumstau' t s) we sometimes meet with We bave been going into tte reaon cf things, and the reason ef tbi is ea-'ily expl3in eil. Heat expands metal, aud in propor tion to tbe amount of metal w hich is heated There is more metal in the breadth of a bbxletbau in it tbickueso, and She former, therefore, is expandd immensely iwra than tbe latter In oth er words, the wtsdgelike shj e is length ened. aud the t-xd t-t-cotne "tbarp " The Fall of Jol Pride. One day soon after the Mulberry Bend park was laid cut in tbe Paliatt quarter cf New York the man who had had more to do with the good work than any cue else w: paving tbere As be strode happily along, thiuking cf tbe tenement tbat used to stand tbere, the freh, clean enrth attracted bim and be walked cut upon it. Stamping joyously about, be e tela 1 tut d: "Fine, fine I Tbey bave planted tbe seed and soon tbe 'green grass will spring cp under the warm (unshiue It i my proudest" Just then a park policeman wbo bid lipped up behind bim lauded two vig orous whacks ou the. good man' back "(Jit off'n th' grass, ye l.juney old crank!" be laid "Be otT w.d ye, quirk n vv, an don't let me kttch ye rout.d beroag'incr I'll rin yeiu Se' (a'wau DOW. " Tbe philanthropist bail leaped wildly to tbe walk ami bis fist doubled cp with anger. Lut a second thought, tbat tbe "sparrow cop" w as right, caused bis band to relax, and tbe maker cf tbe park "moved ou, " sore but wise a ever. New York Tiuiea Saadr aad the Mare. A Scottish paper tells a story of San dy Mc , a Forfarshire farmer who bad been spending an hour or two in the evening with a friend a couple of miles away It was a moonlight ntgf.t. ani Sandy, after partaking freely of bi friend's hospitality, wis riding quietly borne across the sheep pastures ou hi "guid auld mare, " when they came to an open ditch, which bis mare refused to cross. "Hoot awa, Maggie." said tbe rider, "this winna dae. Ye maun jist gang ower. " He turned Lack about a hundred yards, wheeled round aud gave the mare a touch of bis whip. On she went at a brisk canter, but as they reached the edge of the ditLb she stopped dead and shot Sandy clean over to tbo other sidu. Gathering himself np, Sandy hmked bis mare straight in tbo face aud said. "Vera weel pitched indeed, uia las-s Bit boo are ye goiu to get ower ytrsed'. eh?" The l.adv of the lloaae. "Tbe lady of the bouse," once es teemed a highly polite and conciliatory form of address is now, said a city dweller, "ancient and obsolete with those who pursue business by modern methods. In advance practice tbe cus tom is now to address the lady of the house Ly name.' a method vastly more impressive and one suscepti bleed varied application Thus an establishment wi :h which we already have relatioi sen Is out a new circniar, and this is left at tbe door by a man who says uot 'for tbe lady cf the bouse, ' bat the So-iiud so seuds this to Mrs. Biauk.' This teats 'the lady of tbe house' out cf sight and marks tbe refinement cf modern uu th od ct doing things " -New York Sou Some Shara Savlana of.Blaaaarek. Bismarck bad the frankness to say that he locked upon the comedies ot Daman tbe younger, aud indeed ou met Freucb plays ot the lighter sort, as grossly corrupting to the public mor als. "Panein ts circr-ceos, " smiled Da Morny. "Panetn et saturnalia." mut tered Bismarck. "Prince Bismarck is respectfully re quested," wrote the American, "to ca ble a few word in reference to the fol lowing question: WbU tenefit will Le derived iu yocr grace's opinion from in ternational expositions?" Ou the uiuriucf this the priuce sim ply wrte in pencil, "None. ""Bis marck's Table Talk," bv C. Lowe Wrfr'i Harred Proailae. "No, iuudain. I cancot split the wood M wbich you so indelicately refer. It would be a violation of a sacred promise I made to me aged mother. " "Ncnsense! What kind of a prem ise?" "We bave the poker babit ia our family, ma'am, and 1 promised mother I'd never touch a chip iu any form. " Cleveland Plain Dialer. 1 Rescue. o o o o o Q o ( o o o a o o o o CD there would be IMC name buy again. Condition Improved. "I wa9 sufTerirg from talarrh in the ' he-ad, and ws in such a cotditkm that I could hardly be aljout. I was ad i visd t take Hoo-i's Ssrapari'la ami ! procured a lstt!e and it did 90 n ueh i g-xi-I I C"litit'ued Uu-r until I a tc- lirely cured. I rroiuinend Hrotl's ,Sarapari;U to ctLtr." P. t. Palm, Bradford, 1'av Hotel's Pill.i aretbeouly pills t' take wi:h Hoc-l's Sarsaparilla. '. Takes the burn out; heals the wound; ! eurrS ti.e piii. Dr. Ti.ouia.-.' Keie-.tric j Oil, the ht-tisthold remedy. A Sjusptora. "I believe Katharine is older than iie says he b.'r "W Lyr' "She has the shoulder-shawl hai it," Chicago lievord. Age of Discretion. A joung man may e said to have reached the ye.irs of di-Telion when he tkes down the pictures of actri-s?s from hi- ru-uiu l and puts up a portrait of hi riidi maiden aiut i:;st-Mj. Sotuerviile Journii. T" million An; ricai-s setter lie torturin? pnt-gs f dv-pepsia. No net d to. ItjrdM.-k I'id Buter- eurc-. At any dr -g stere, SOMEHSirr MAICKKT HEfOL.T omKUTtii wim.LT at Cook & Beerits, t Tr tn ... ui 75 Apples Jril, a I epinii-l a ... !3 pple But", r. jer ul hjiuii 1 ni) (, r t 1 ). Butter.' frrah fe. P" r li (,-rrr.. rj. --r tl B:. tr a .... ; .eouiiiry n nt. t"-r w IV it 1: tlaCOD. t sup.r cured l.aiii, ptr ., ): '. iilr, ier W !i 'niK.alilirr.ttr t ..:u it iaMie navy, f" tinut. t r a . Kit--n, jer Coffee. rt,t.l, per a .. 't . ) e urul-riHinl, r-rr btl Jl .0 1 -i ( r-orlitjitl, per bbl i-LJU .0 4 v bi. i er r... Ktcs, per dnt FUh.Ukeaerrlnf 1? HI Honey, a mie riover,j-r I v-lte iinl, per t u k- time, pt-r bt.l ; 10 MolajNa. N.eK, per'gTd t, tr Oniuiis, per hut 7" u Jl.i -otHtea. per to- ..:--tee I mrrnn, ev:tp,irU-tl, per a to l'" fruiitn. per lb jt iu lue N. Y, !-r bl.l . Jl.i. i i ms-uunc. ' i uot j tjtt ; "lalt, I IJuiry, nut ack.. . 2 - S " " 4 bus sacks. an. si rror. n.i aluip. Ijaj a hurkii... ( ir.apl. per a . .lo"e ifii porw-a yeooa, per B ,jc sanar. m l. nr. A. per ',c mnuiHletl, per . S'4e t unr cr pu.verltcd. per ft sc Srrco 1 1 ' x 1 ' ' j maple. rr Jul tw lo 7 v Stonewre, pttlm . sr Txilow. per a 3 to Vln.-gar. perrt J.io .lie 1 u-r.'X.-TT. per ba... . -;. ui I ritivrr. per t.ri tx , 4 ,) itrotj. i crimson, per hu 4. " I " ali'.ii:. p, r bus . s I ais I e. per ou .. 7 Millet, (i rrttan, p-:r uus .. . . i I t-arl.y, a-diie lt.r tiewi, p.r bt,. I bucka-bebi, per )! .ic Urutn i etru iheiitsi, pt-r bua 4ot4-itf ( oatis per bus ;u I ; I rye, per bus .. it Feed j wlet, per ln n) Ibntn, pT po fcit s." rtrn and oats chop, per l'.O s x H'lur, roller pr -ier bl ?. so rinur I spring p-.teut and ftn-y I flour, lower rade per 110 fta. .11. o.-I.W Middiiagg. znx lzzzzzz r CONDENSED TIME TABLES. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Somerset and Cambria Branch. SOBIHltlll). Johnstown M.-tll Express. Rock wonfi 1V10 a. m.. Sonieriaft ll:.4, SLlymtown Uoov eravUle la.s, Jubuatoa-n tiw p. m. Johnstown Aceommod.-ition. Rock wo. kJ ilS p. m., SMmePH't SJ Stoyestowm.i;7, Uoov ersvibufclft, Jobnstuwn 7.U6. t SOUTH W Alt D. Mail. Jch nstown lt:.W a.m.,Honverei tie 9- IS HtoynOuwD ttila, bomerel ltha Kuckwuod Expresx. Jobfitowr 2.-JD p. m., HiwTf rsrllle a:, Ku.yenlowa ita, sjoiutrreet I j Kock wood ;i5. Daily. D. P.. MARTIN, Manager of Puwecger Truffle PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. IS EFFECT JUKE 27, I2S8 COHD153ID 8CBBOtn.B. Trains arrive and depart from the station at Juhiuttown as fvUosri: wesTWAsr. Western Kxprea..., r" a -.e Sonthwenvern Kxpren l,hi,non Aeromniodiition .... Jn!muwn A ceommotiitltin., ieio " 2: p. m 4 B - rame .xpia,a. Way V aasvr.eer... Pltisbari Kprea. Mf.il Line Johnstown Aocomauxuttion.. SiSTWAXD. Atlantic ETprea... s!ea-hore Kipr.'.... A 1 loon a Accommodation 4 Is . TO, 5:W s. :i4 " iny txpresi! Mam AJne Mpiwa .. .. M ; . m Altmna Aeevrumodalion lli-r' p. ra Mnli KtIM 4;jj, ' Johciaowri A een nwxit. Uon...T t :i - Philadelphia Kipnm 7 j a Fast Laoe S-KX- " r I b VnwHnro It r:nrti a good sekcted o:i aid a a Jit! room to do a Itlsk boji-iesi. WE HAVE EOTH OF THEM, Pnrn DnifrQ E lUiclJlUO H Fre-h and Gocd condition. g c DrnnnilnTl I lCObl lJ LIUli AcytLing not adrcrUH-d. a-k f - s we are sure to hare it. Yoa are always ssre of gc:::iz re IE Optical Goods Truces Fittl. All of the kept ia stwk. FatL-factioa 1 1 JOHN N. Louthcr's Drug Store; Main Street, Somerset, Fa. This llcdsl -Drag Stcxe is Rajiilj B:::niig aj Favcrits Trith People in Zzn cf j FRESH . AED . PUBE . DRUGS' Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Sponges, lrnm Supporters. Toihi Articles. Perfumes. c TB taXToaSfVaS ru3l. ATT3XT1C S TOTHCOIr5: , OT Losilsfs Pr escrtttiDiisI Family BeoeipJ C1UTUU SUSOTIXCI TO TSBOSXT rBJBH iJB PC AkT" t - SPECTC1ES, EYE-GLASS E. i And a Full Line of Optical Goods always on hard. F-t larze aa?crtraent all can be fuiteu. THE FISEST BBAHDS OF CICA2S j nlways on harvd. It is alwap a pleasure to re r to 'utending purchasers, whether tkey i-- i from us cr elsewhere- f J. tM. LOUTHER f.l. D. I MAIN STREET SOMERSET. FA 1 Somerset Lumber .Yaw ELL4.S CTJlSr2srN'GH.V.I. MAitrracrtran aso Ckaxeb .d Wsoibuu isi Rntasn ur Lumber and Bunding Materials. Hard and Sott "Woods. Oak, Poplar, Ridings. Pickets, ?tiala:ij Walnut, Vrllow PIo4?, Floorln jj. Raab. StarRallai Cbrrry, Shingles, Ixrs Hal na tern. hetnnt. f Lath, White Pine Blind, Aewel Potx, l ie. A g-eneral line of a!! grades of Lumber and Building ate rial and Roor.a? .""' JFl lock. Alma, can famish anvthing ia the lie of our buainen to 01-ler wi'.a reaM ble promptneam, sacb.aa Bracket, odd-atxed.workrtr. Elias Cunningham, CSce and Yard Oppa-dte 8. C E, TheN.Y. Weekly Tribune j BOTH ONE YEAR FOR $2.00 Send all Orderr. to the Herald. THE N.Y. WEEKLY TRIBUNE iXr-r w tH-iil. comprehensive and reliable market rept.rt.t able etin.iriiil-. titteo-stini: ' .' arletitirieaii.l nie. hiiiil.-H I lur.4-ia;i,n. i!luirted Uhi n anit-lvM, huiu..r..i:s i . -W i" liirue(lvi and entertaining to every member of every fctuuly. THE HERALD f'. v-".JirL.!if'!: ini.,rii .,u as to ireal prlrr Rr In m pro.tn.-ta. tiie eontlitiou of crop P"l ', " tJi I year, and ia a bngbt, newsy, welcome and ittdi.spvn.wble w.sikly visitor ut -';i "' e nd ail orders to THE HERALD. aoMcasrr. -a. IT WILL PAT YOU TO BUT YOCR Jlemorlal Work VM. F. SHAFFER, BOM EES ET, FENS' A. Manufacturer of and Dealer In Kan u-rn Work FumlnhM 00 Short Not le EMI ill EEA1ITE f!EI A '10, Agent for the WHITS BRONZE I Peraon In need vf Monument Work wl find It to their tni rmx to call at my iho where a proper ahowlng will be given them -HatiCitct!on guaranteed In every eae a Prieea very low. ( iaviie upeeial atttnUoo l to White Bria, Or Pura Ziriw Manutierts. prortooed by Rev. W. A. Ring. , a deeld mpnj.riui-nt in ma point or Materia, ai ('outtruefon.ar.d wfcit b ia derKctd to le.n lODmir Monamnt fi. a.r . v, ....... a. - vaaa ' f I V' H cute. Give cctiIL Wm. F. Shaffer, la I Khormnm. 1 IMie 11 a P"ct to s lar-e Lxe of Dn:?? in a p..; Ia the a of - Comp - otosdiag, we are yo :5 best and most approv-- Tn-,:s guaranteed. SNYDER, E. StaUoe, THE CREAT NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER For FARMERS and VILLAGERS, and ycur facito heme p ? T&b Somerset Herali POMEIiSKT, PA- Lv.i.r-.'-jj iaaLwa yavl Over BOO Boautifu Designs, I a i. ' aaaawPaaaw CiiiioiJICI' BY ?ir s-"' ! J 1 I W.X'V.t.nlit BRONtl "C'e"
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