tho deputy rf either, or anv other p:on,
ahall all!' the anal ni nny court to nny nat
nrnllMitinn paper, or permit the sainn to he
ntnxrd.or irivo out, or cms", or permit
suih naturalisation paper to ho irlven out
in Hunk, whereby It mav bo fraudulently
used, or furnish anatnrall-ationcortltlentii
to any person who shall not have boon du
IV cxaminedsind nwurn In open court. In
tho presence of aomc of tho Indites thonof,
a voi-diiut to tho act of Congress, or shall
aid In, oonnlva nt or In nny way permit
tho twtif of anv tYiiudulont naturalization
certificate, be shall be nollly of a misde
meanor orifanvono shall fraudulently
nsc any such oertillcato of naturalization,
ktiowliitf tlmt It was 1'rauduhmtlv issued,
or shall voto or attempt to vole thereon, or
If nny one "hall voto or atmmpt to vote on
any certificate of naturalisation not issued
to hi in, hs shall boftuilty of a misdemean
or j anil cither or any or the ier.nis, their
aldors or abettors, found itnilty of either of
the nri-xlpinoaiiors aforesaid, shall h lined
in a sum not ox ;oodiim one thousand dol
lars, and imprisoned in tho proper pcnW
tentiary for a period not exceeding three
years.
8kc. 21. Any person who, on oath or af
firmation, in or before anv court in this
State, or officer authorir.eil to administer
oaths, shall, to procure a certitlcato of nat
uralization for himself or nny "thcr person,
wilfully depose, declare or affirm any mat
ter to he fact.knnwinir the mime lo lie false
or shall In like manner deny any matter
to he fact, knowlm tho same to be true,
shall be doemeit guilty of perjury; and
any certificate of natuiaiization issued in
nuasnanee of anv such deposition, declara
tion or affirmation, shall be null and void;
and it shall be the duty of the court issuinn
the same, uiwin protf beina- inado before it
that it was fraudulently obtained, to take
Immediate measures for recalliua: the same
for cancellation ; and any person who shall
vote or attempt to vote on any paper so
obtained, or who shall in any way Hid in,
connive at or have any ajrency wlmtover
In tho iasue, circulation or use of any
fraudulent naturalization certificate, shall
be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and
upon convlc. ion thereof shall undergo an
imprisonment of not more than two years,
and pay a line not more than one thous
and dollars, for every such olfunso, or
either of both, at the discretion of the
court,
i NOTICE TO RETURN JVDOK3.
. Election officers will take notice that by
the provisions of the Villi section of '"a fur
ther supplement to the act regulating elec
tions in this commonwealth." abovoouot-
d, Upturn Judges living within twelve
miles of the Prothonotarv's office, or with
in twenty four miles, if their residence lie
in a town, village or city, upon the line of
a railroad leading to tho county seat, are
required to deliver returns ot election to
mo rrotnonoiarv ot uie court or common
ploas before 'i o'clock p. in , of the day at'
ter the election, and all other judges are
required to deliver returns to said Pro
thonotary by 12 o'clock, in., of the second
day after the election.
Oiven undor mv hand, at niv office, in
Tionesta, tills tlth day ol October, in the
yearof our fjord one thousand eight Dun
dred and seventy-fivo, and in the one
hundredth year of the independence of
uie uniieu istates.
20 4t T. J. VAN OIESEN, Sheriff.
WOMEN AS ECONOMISTS.
The financial aspect of the matri
monial question occupies at present
the attention of vaiious correspondents
of one of tho Chicago papers, llu
Tribune of that city takes up tlio sub
ject editorially and expresses the opin
ioo which, in these times at least, will
be everywhere recognized as just, that
economy is the main pivot upon
which the success of every household
turns, and that its study and practice
are not beneath the attention f any
lady. Upon this question Dr. Lnrctiz
Von Stein, one cf the most eminent (it
the political economists, has receutly
made 8oiun admirable eULrjitblious in a
lecture to the German students in that
city upon "Woman in the Bphere o
National Economy," which are worthy
ol reproduction in discussing this tin
portaDt question although his statisli
cal theories are somewhat nt varieuce
with American management of the
household finances. Von Sleio di
Tides the entire family income into
two distinct parts. The first, which
depends entirely upon business aud
capital, belongs to the husband. The
second part, which pertains to the
household economy, he subdivides into
ix parts. Four of these, inculding
that part of the income to be devoted
to the dwelling1, the standing ' wants,
such as dre89. light, fire and servants
the expense of sickuess, death, insur
ance and recreation, and a rertaiu
sum set apart as the family savings
box for the subsequent benefit of the
children, are to be under the lunsdic
tion of the husband and wife together.
The wife alone has the sole charge-of
oue-tbird of the lite economy aud an
equal jurisdiction in the other two
thirds, shall make the closest possible
estimates oi an items ot expense anil
of the price aud Quantities of commod
titles. Upon this point and its import'
nee ne says :
"It is more important that girls
should Know how much a family with
au income of twelve hundred or twen
ty-four hundred florins should soeu
on flour and meat, turnips and sucrar.
than how much nitrogen and oxygen
enter into their composition inostun
portaot for them to kuow how much
it costs to feed a lamp during a winter
and how much clothing and washing
tne uouseuould needs; or how inucli
fuel is required locook for five nor sons.
With this supervision over expenses
unaer ner charge, the wile is to hav
the care of the house and see that all
things are iu order, aud nothingTvasted
or lost.
1 he good sense and sound nhilnso
puy oi these suggestions are not to I
controverted. W hile true culture
graceful ana lo lie desired in woman,
aud while such as Airs, bomerville m
luathematic, Mrs. llcmuus iu poetry,
and Jennie Liiul iu music, have not
found their accomplishments inconsis
tent with u true womanly character,
yet the study of economy is as digni
fied and valuable a-i any other. Cul
ture in its ordinary senso among t'ouiitles
w ho aspire to be considered literary,
such as acquaintance with the second
hand learning of periodicals, and mis
rrllMncoui profo :tr I poctrj', docs not
deserve the name, and is h species of
intellectual drugging and cxeiioment
which is most generally found com
biued with impoteucy in every depart
ment of usefulness. Tho female pre
tender to literature, ornament and
fashion never made n prosperous or
happy home. Where the useful and
the ornamental can be combined in
the proportion to increase the moral
and material welfare of a household
it is of cours to be desired.
It has been lately mentioned thai
the young ladies residing in a certain1
town in Kentucky have signed an
agreement to the e"'cct that they will
not purchase nny article to be used in
makinif tin wearinsi apparel which
will cost more than twenty -cents per
yard, aud that they will be economical
iu other matters. It is hardly to be
supposed that this example will be
generally imitated, l'crlnvps, howev
er, the men would have a better right
to complain il they would give up
some of their own un necessary rxpen
sea. There aro two sides to the picture,
and it is quite conceivable that as
much money is expended by men in
cigars, wines, suppers, fast horses, anil
other masculine tastes, as by women
in outward adornment. A correspon
dent ol the New York Evening I'ost,
ho undertakes lo show that the ex
travagance of women iu dress is not
as great as usually represented, says
that tor the year ending June 5U,
1872 (that being the latest yearly re
irt accessible to tho writer), the value
f dress and piece goods was $'2l) 295,-
251; fancy goods, (5,139,795; mak
ing a total value of silk, dress tin. I
piece, and fancy goods of (25,43o,0:i6.
In the State of New York, in 1870,
there were 1,G02,210 women more than
eighteen years old, and the value of
all silk goods and fancy goods per
capita to the women of that State
alone was only $10.(2; nnd to 2o0,
000 women the amount per capita is
ntv about 8100.
Take all the while women more than
eighteen years of nge in the United
States and the value of all the impor
tations of silks, laces velvets ami
leathers, oXo., is only shout $9 per
capita. How much the liquor and to
bacco consumed by the males to say
nothing of their necessary expendi
lures, would amount to annually we
have no nieane of knowing. Lew
governments iu the world, however,
would find their exchequers in a com
ful-tttble, condition if deprived of the
revenue which comes from the luxu
ries in which men almost exclusively
indulge, such as drinking, smoking.
chewing aud the like. More families
mve been ruined bv the costliness ami
absolute riestrtictiveness ot mens
vices than by feminine, extravagance,
it is not true that the majority ot wj-
meu are reckless of economy. On the
contrary, the great mass of them are
not in fashionable life, and muke th
welfare of their families their highest
concern.
Allegheny Valley R-il Road.
Oil Cretk & Allegheny- River Rail
way, and Buffalo, Corry & Pitts
burgh R. R.
OX A .VI) Al'TKll Monday. May 21,
lKTfi, trains will run as follows I
STATIONS,
Northward.
No. 1 TCo. S-v ft
a ni l in p in
Pittsburgh 8:iV.lW0 H:SO
W I'en tunc !i:4Jl -i-.'iVUW!
Klltimniug lo:'.!:l fi:nS;ll:!t
K. Il k .luncll:1i i;:0n;l'.': V
Southward
"Itrn.lv lt -mill:!
Parker
Km Ion ton
Scruhgrasa
Franklin
Oil t'itv
l'otl
l'-':U
l::t
12: 1 4
:i:o
Oleopoli-
e.nule Hock
Tionc-ta
Tidioute
Irvineton
Konsevillo
Tituivillo
I'nrry
Msvvillo
Uuhaio
(I:
7:40
1:l.l
!':5(l
3:.
4:(V
4:4i
"taij
8:1-41 10:01
4:HilO:.V
r:'.'it
fl:57
p. Ill
l:0S
i!::ts
4;IK
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I:U
7:43
8:0(1!
N:,rxi
inr.Ni
11:40
7-.:v
f:.V.
10:371
1:11)1
n. in
H:l
7:M
7:11
(i:(MI
::(
4 :'!.!
:t:41
0:10
4:1V
3: 1 J
I :.-?i
6M
4-iM
y:10
l:.r,0
Immense Hediiction to Suit the Times! 1
the Wholesalo and Retail Piano and Organ Emporium of
iii:-ioi
10:001
ll:!W
11:3(1
Id; K
9-1.1
7;4.
I:li."i 12:30
I2:l!t!ll:.ri5
U::!OlIO:3.r.
9:10
1:W
12:30
11:10
9:3.-J
(1:0
a, m
8:1 U
8:15
7:0
0:13
ri:0fi
3:34
p. m
.
V Ms,.rry.'is;t-.y..rv,-i!r'",.t"5.'
;s :-';-.r;...rv2 m
K
ft
Trains run bv Philndelnhla Time.
DAVID McCAKGO, Uen'l Sup't,
,i. nioit i (.i.x ii a i.i,,
tien'l Pamenirer A Ticket Agent.
PENNSYLVANIA CEN
TRAL RAILROAD
ON AND A KTKlt II P. H. Sunday May
I, 1870, Trains arriv at and leave the
Union !opot, corner of Waahlnton and
Liberty afreet, as follow:
ARM VK.
Mail fruln, 1.30 a in : Fast Line, t'2.12 a
m : Well Naecomiiiodation No. 1, fl.'JO a in
Itrinton accommodation No 1. 7.M) a m:
Wall's ancoiiimmlalioii No 2, 8.5.ra m ;flii-
cinnatl express H.L'ii n in ; Johnstown ac
commodation in.SO a m : Uraddock'a ac-
commodiition No 1, 7.00 p in ; l'ittttburgh
express 1.30 p in; Pacific express 1.50 p in j
an a aeconimo'iation fio a.:ift u in:
llomcwood m'commmlHtion No l,9.5i pin;
Wall's accommodation No 4, !.M p in;
Itrinton iu.-omino,(ulion No a, 1.10 p m ;
ay l asscngcr in.jn j m.
DISPART.
Southern express 5.' a iu : Pact He ex-
prcKs 2.40 a in ; Wall's nccoiuniodatlon No
0.30a m ; Mail Train 8.10 a in : llrinton's
accommodation ! i.20 a in : Uraddock'a ac-
ommoilation Nol.MO n in: Cincinnati
express 12.3.1 n in ; Wall's accommodation
z, li.oi a m Ljojinauiwii aivAiuiroiiiuiou
.0,1 p m ; llomcwood acroinijrodnt ion !So I
. 8.S0 p m: Philadelphia oxprHH S.fi 1 rtis.l
Wall accommodation NiiIWd nil N all's
accommodation No 4. n.05 p m : basil I.ino
T.40 pnu Wall's No 5, 11.110 p in. . . .
The Church Trains Icavo Wall's Station
everv Sunday at (.0" a. in., reaching Pitts
burgh at 10.05a. ni. Returning leave Pitta-
burgh at 12.50 n. m.. and arrive at Wall's
Station at 2.10 p. m. -
Cincinnati exnress leaves dill v. Rotitbv
ern express daitvoxct Moi lay. All oth
er Trains daily, except Sunday.
t or iurtner information apiy to
W. II. RKCKW1TII, Agent.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
will not Minus any Risk lor Baggage ex
cept for Wearing Apparel, and limit their
rNpoiiHiDinty to tine Honored uoiiai lval
ue. All baggage exceeding that a cunt
in value will be at the risk of too ner,
unless tuken by special contract.
A. J. CAS.S.VJ
General Superintendent, AHoons Pa.
A lady called upon her niilliur.the
other day, to get the character ot
servant. The respectable appearance
of the latter was beyond questioning
liut :s she honest? asked the lady
"l am not so certain annul that, re
pli -d the iniliiuer ; "1 have sent her
to you with my bill a dozen times,
and she has never yet given me th
money."
Miss Luck was pronounced the best
and most expeditious co k at the late
Ciuciunati fair. The facts upon which
the award was made were as follows
In thirty minutes Mit Luck cooked
and cooked well, potatoes, chicken
porter-house steak, tomatoes and corn
and made colfee, tea, pie and biscuit
and set the tablo in the neatest style,
An exchange says, the best check
to an oii fire is flour generally access
lule. Liberally scattered over burn
ing oil. it absorbs the fluid, deadens
tho flames and can readily he gathered
up and thrown out doors when the fire
is extinguished. This fact is worth
remembering in these days of kero
sene accidents.
".Spelling l.su't my profession ; one
man can t do eve.-vlhing. hats
printer for?" "If a prinur ca 't spell
he d better quit his. business," is the
line of argument adopted by Joaquin
Miller when a cold, unfeeling critic
ridicules his orthography.
the three wonders of the world at
prestut a e: How. fluff accumulates
in the vest pockets, where the pins g
to, and why when a man comes out ol
. i i t, ,
a eaioou ue mugs one way and goes
ino oilier.
A private letter says: 'If my wife
has no pull-back she will get along all
"'i oiiw nvc iu itiisiieigu
oornoou. csne might possibly get
aiong iu uie country.
Clffl.-.l . .
opue is a little word, but it repre
sents as strange a jibilee of feelings
and compound of discords as any
i ii, i. . i . -
poiysynauie in the language
. A Kentucky editor defeudd the
-puii tmcK skirt as the "prettiest
thing in dress since Lve left liden.
Yes, that s so. fake care of the
sense aud the dollars will take care of
themselves.
XMutural selection may be defined
as taking the largest apple on tt
plate.
Wheu does a lawyer work like
korae ? When he druws u conveyance,
An unprincipled., bachelor eay
troubles never cuino sifislc.
S. HAMILTON & CO, 77 SK AVE, VITTSIlUliOlI, PA
CLOTHING !
lU'ui lolhs!
Itt'Wl.FItH!
the (iicNtlon III these hard timoi is not
only "What shall wo Ho for grub to calf"
but'
"WI1 IVUM'AVITTIAIj
SHALL WE BE CLOTHED T
Il is ii notorious fact Unit III limit towns
nnil cilics loiind about us, riotliing tiniiln
to order is n"l sold iu aeeor.laii. e to tlio
Icpre-latlon of other nceessui ies of life.
There Is. however, an honorably, excep
tion to fliis i u'c in the person of
X. M ISi; Icrriimil Tailor,
TIDIOUTE, PA.,
Who inalicm-lrtiliing of the very best kind.
Ills guaranteed. Hum
25 to 30 Per Cent. Below
the prices of other dealers In this part of
the country.
WHY IS THIS THUS?
Ikvaii'-e l t, Mr. Wise pays no largo tg
urcs for rent, fti he owns 'the building ho
occupies. .'(, lie docsn t puy a cutler
$iVHl to "tiooo a year, but docs his umi cut
ting, and Is not enrolled in this linn In
Western IVniisvlvanlii. 3d, ho buys
cloths lor cash, thus getting a reduction on
ordinary rales. Jlli ho sells f r cash, and
thus hus no bail debts to makeup.
The laic Is .Vic. from this plicc to Tid
lohtc, and at the piesent time, you can go
up In tlio itiorniug and back at .'hilO, hav
ing three hours in Tidioute to select your
goo.ls and leave your orders.
lilvo hill1 a trial, anil you will not only
save monoy, but will get pcrteet fits, and
any stylo or ipiality of elo h you want.
lletncinbcr.tlio name and place,
ly N. WISH, Tldionte, Ph.
OUR MOTTO IS AND HAS BKEN
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS.
Our business is OXolusivelv PIANOS nr.il ORIi A VS wli'.ili Kiinliliu no lo o-lv-n .....
wholn time and attention to this exclusive tradn. Thus wlii rn oilier divih rs ..ll I'r.nu
live to ten liisli umcnis a week, our miles i rv i.H. m ix, cc,l 11, .., .11111.I...1 - in
dav, so that, we can better atl'ord to sell nt 10 ir cent, nrotit on cosl. Hum tlii-v
L"0 and 2o per cnt.
Nillule
can at
PITTSI3miOII. TPuV.
The following list embraces onlv a nart
of our Inimenso Htoek :
Muzzle-Loading Rifles, full or half stock
at et'J, !., M, and
Double Barrel Rifles, ?'J0 to 8"i0.
Doubl Rlfleo and Shot Guns, eithor over
and under, or side by sido.and at ail prices
iroin p m to ..o.
bing-io-iJarrel shot Guns for men or
boys: chcan safe and durable. All liricos
C-i.ou to earn.
Every Instrument WO fM'll AM uiMMl km an n trot it tVtr li n Ihnv in vrthf v tntrMiiirWi
us favorably to nil who wo thorn. We have no Id and in uho ' f
5.000 J2Sa23 OB CAST
in nnd about Pittsburgh alone- They aro nof somo ni w'orgnn. the growth of a few
months, but aro old reliable makes, thai arc rmiMlantly adding every meritorious im
euicnt. Tho really Urand .Simmons A ('lough's ('oinbinalioii Orgnuii h:iv been
miinuliictui-ed for Twenty-tivo yoara, whilo the Celebrated Taylor ,fc Parley Celestm
f irgnns have been inanuliictured over Twenty vcara, And now for the puriwse of in
IriHlueing them more thoroughly Ihroiighout all tne cuiitrv towns of ih S'ate, wo
have made new and very heavy contracts for large numbers of t hem. which we ifvo.
pose to sell on their merits, and without lliesssi-.tanccol'A(f.:NTSiU Ml 1:1 1 1. 10 M i:N.
giving tho purchaser the benefit of pom missions and wholesale discounts, wu are tlm
enabled to offer theso Organs at the .follow
Mine,
CABINET CASES.
Double Reed, 4 Stop Organs. Regular Price. $JJr,.oo at $ So.ou
t) " - " , lXi.0G at
6 " " . 105.00 at
FULL RESONANT CASES.
Double Reed, 4 Stop Organs, Regular Price, Wt.oo at
i). " " ITo.OOat
6 " " 185.00 at
" Vox Humana " 215.00 at
3 " 8 " Viola " 275.00 at
oom
95.00
21 sets Reeds 6
05.00
100.00
105.00
125.00
100.00
These Organs aro all Solid Walnut, ranelinir and fnrvimr nil nfs:,.lld v,.i.,i v..!
uiur -uum moiiiiiiitv's nor encap urass iniiKetsuro uscil on those instriinunlsevcrv
thing is of tho very best, and oro all fully warranted for live j car.
WILLM3 SOLD AT THR SAME HATES OK DISCOUNT.
rietly cash prices, but irdesircd by the purchaser, eithor 1111 irtorlv
ruients will bo Uken at au advance i 1 In per cent, per annum ,n the
The abovo are strietlv cash
fir ui.ml niiim.il imv
IJUUIiLKIJAUliELCMIOr liU.NS. ?""vo l'n,e. rorsons ordering by feller can depend on the melt careful selection ho-
('. " ' oo iiisu-iiiueni win lie snipped hy
tl'elL-lit. if not iii'Cfiiiioiniii.,1 u-illi tt.a ...i.l. t ..i I i...... : n 1. : 1 . . . . 11 . . -'
: - . .-. .,,,,i niu if.( nv i-.x mess. i'. ii
ii nine bo UenlreJ, wo require notes with fcood securi!,-, or at least giHxf mfeiVnee
Our fifty different styles, mado of Iron.
London 'I w ist, laminated Stool or Damas
cus Barrels, finished in tho best and latest
st vie, all sizes, for men and boys, at prices
ran Ir.g from $, $10, 15, fc0 f'liS, (.15, flO,
PISTOLS.
In varloty from I1.C0 to f.S.00.
REVOLVIClfS.
4, 5, 6, or 7 shooters, of every kind, at all
prices from (i.00 to fiiVoO.
BREECH-LOADING RIFLES.
Winchester Improved IK shooter, llcst
long range gun in tho world. Price only
J4.1.
Mharp's Celebrated Hreoch-Loadlng Hl
fles onlv J10 each.
Heniington Kieeeli-Ijoailliig Rilles at
loest factory nrieos.
Wleaaon'a and Stephen's Pocket Rifles,
usue; ineuii cai'iriiices, at su, yi.i uud f Is.
Breech-Loading Shot Guns.
The lextor Single Barrel Urcech Load
ing Shot dun, using lii-asffshells--prieefrJO.
Sieiihuiis' Jl, L. baiglo Uun, ilU.
Double Barrel Breech Loader,of Moore's
Dean a Woodbill's. tireeneu's. KichariU'
Scoot' a and other lino niakos, at all prices,
iroin sou lo t iou eacn.
Send fur l'rivc List to
J. SI. J9li.ST0,
GREAT WESTERN GUN WORKS,
285 LIBEUTY bTHEET,
and state that saw this advertisement In
THIS t-DHItvr KKI'lllll.ll'AN.
Iakk Notick I will buy or trade for
Army Union, Carbines, Uovolvurs, Ac, Kor
prices see t:atalogue,
Orders by mail receive prompt attention.
Goods sent bv eiorexs to anv noiiitl!. o
I)., to be examined before paid for, wheu
LOTS FOR SALE!
IN THE
BOROUGH OF TIONESTA.
Apply to GEO. O. BJCKLES,
7, Nassau St., New York City.
D.
Address for Catalogue, and Slate where you read this notice.
S. HAMILTON & CO..
feblTllm 77 rij'th Aichhc, r,tlburrJi. IV.
Jlavhtff coinplvti-il lite allci-n! io:i.
of ovr xtore room, wo troutit rr
s pert fill I ji a tt ounce tlmt we ham
re-oteiirtl.
H e have nrrunfied oh i' Store frith
a view to the rotiveiiieurr ofeuntom
em, ami to Hem re e:r)eilition in all
braneheH of our ttmiiienN.
Our Stork will he new through
out, emhraelitfi nil the Ititrxt noerl
tie in fine Jewrtrj. Watehea, Sil
ver Ware anil. Fancji UooiIh. .
Jill attention to riixtniiiern, iii
iltireinentHln prletn,anl atlherenee .
toahifih htaiiiliiril of quatitji, ire
hope to merit a rontiniiaure of the
putronaie heretofore so liberally
beitfowetl.
,HU STEJ KXSOX'S SOXS,
03 ilarket Street, Vittxbunjh, I'a.
54 "WOOD ST.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
-WUOI.ESALE-
OFFEIt TIIEIU STOCK OF
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
I-'OKAUTUIIN. 1 874, AT VKIiV LOW I rjlM
September loA. 1ST1.
Dili. P. rmii
Xj.vtnitrll'.ft.
B.lnf iwot-a. sn 1 KraduatW kk th
I iu l.M.1. ,ia (U, JOea-i eTMrlinflnt,
0'J"7A W'KHK Kiiaraiiteod to Mule and
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KLYMTONK IIIMMi UKO.ISH,
203 Liberty St., . . Pittfaburgh.
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WATEHS" CONCERTO & ORCHESTRAL
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bet-oiitl-ltnnd liisiriiniciiiM lakrn st
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481 llraadway ssil .Mercer Mt., M. F.
Tebtimonials of Waters' "Pianou and
Organs.
"Waters' Concerto I'ailor Oruan pes--nns'H
a beaiililul ami .ecul:arly soil tone.
The Concjn. i Slop is, without 'doubt, tho
beit ever olm ed in any or;an. It Is pro
line! d by nU4 xlr.-i M't of lee.N, ,e.-uli:n ly
voiced, "from ttlii -h the elleel is most
chaiminu'. and its iui. (alien of the huican
voice is supi ib. i-'i.L- HweetncsK of tono
nnil orehestral elbcta it has no filial.'"
S. 1". J'iriirj.
' Tho Concerto Varlor Oriiiin is souio
t'liiiK entirely new ; il is a bcautiiul al r
ornament, possesses a f.weet and power
ful tone is a most eonim indable iiivcu
lion and holds a hiuh place lu i.bl c fa
vor." X. ", krtH.nii Jisl.
A s Ouch i-.miia in Tim 1'aiii oi.-Tho
orchestral ori.-an is the inline of a new reed
orirnn rceonlly announced by Horace W
leis A- Hon. Tho iiistiumeni takes this
name, from its recently niM-nti d ore In-s-tral
st.p. The voe ii ( of this Is peculiar,
producinii the eltei t ot a full sweet con -ti-alto
voice, its finest elfis-t is produced
hen tho slops arc draw-, so that an or
chestral elloel l.4'ivcn. The case is unique
andnialiesa hand.-omo article of fatui
lure.' A'. 1'. .s.
Tho Waters Pianos arc known as nnioni;
the very last. V o aro ciialiUd to spi ak of
thesn instruments with coniiilenen, from
IntkoiiuI knowlcdfie. A'. 1'. f.'rnngelM.
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IN Oil,,.
Dr. J. tViilkot's (ill i lorn in Via-
pp;ar Hitters ato a purely Vcsctablu
preparation, mado cliiclly fi-oiu tho pa
tivo hcibs found on tlio lower ranges ot
the Sierra Nuraila nioiiiitains of ('alitor
nia, tlio nicilicinal properties of wliic'i
aru extracted therefrom without tlio iiso
of Alcohol. Tlio question is ainio.s;
daily asked. "What is tlio cause ol' the
unparalleled success of Vinkkai: 111 r
j'EUsf" Our answer is, that they remove
tho cuiifto ofili.sra.su, nnd tho patient re
covers his health. They are t ho jrreat
blood piiriliei-aiiU a lilu-j;i ine; principle,
a perfect itenuviitor and Invieoralor
of tlio nvKtein. Xever before in thr-histon-
nf tho world Iiuk a imihciiin lcri
coiiiiir,inileil iusscssiii! Hits renin: s.iliiu
qtialiluirt of ViNKii.Mi 111 itkiis in lie.iimL' the
nick -of every iiica-o man i heir to. T hey
aro a pernio I'urirativo as well as a Tonic,
rcliuvini; C'oniiastiiiii or Inll.tiniiiiiiion of
tlio Liver ai.J Viicurul Orgaiu in U.iious
Diseases
The iiroprtios of m. w.vi keu's
TlXKUAl! Hittkiu ai o A periiMlt. Ul.ll.li.ilPtle,
Curniiiiative. N utritiuu.s. l.iNalive. Iiinretii-,
Htidativo, C'ttiialttr-lmfniit .SuiU'lilic, A!u:n
tire, uud Ann r,il;,,ui.
n. ii. Mcix) vi.n & n..
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.-,ir. of Wli:iii;ui- ni-. I (nrli. St. V V.
kold by ull t;i uBgll. una U. si.i ..
A I'Vi:n risi:i;s Mini l:, "cent
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