Noises la th etrs, soinoHm it ronnnx,
borzlDK Hound, or snspplng like ths re
port of pistol, lire ratincd bjr w.tsrrh,
tht cxcnndlnuly dlanRroenblo nnd Yr-rjr
common dlsense. Loss of smull or bwr
In !so results from nttnrrh. Hood'
Brpirllln, the (tn-nt blood purWnr, Id
pMalinrly nuocrfwriil remedy , for thin
dismiss, wnlch it cnros by purifying the
blood. If you ftulTnr from cntnrrh, try
Inlood S
Sarsaparilla
The brnt in fnct the One This Wood Purlll-r.
UhaJI. DPI ars ths livst nftr-r dinner
llOSQ S rlil Dills.rurvh.iMUi.il. Mc
The flrst pnblln schools were or'ned In
NH6 in Mnssaonusotts.
An Important Il fTars'te.
To muse It apporont to thoutaml who thins
thsmselves III, that thsy aro not nfllictsd with
Any disease, but that thosystsm simply nesls
aleanstng. Is to brimrcnmfirt home to tholr
hrarts, ss a co-live condition Is eailly enrol
by ttsintf Syrnp of Vig. Manufactured by th
California r'iir Syriii Cuiupauy only, and sold
by all druwrists.
Umb-tllfts wro Introdiii'ed Into Amnrica
from Enfdand In 1772.
Dobbin Flotlne-TInrn nn In MS per wit.
purs. Mads of llorax. It flout. Cost, yon smi
s poorer flos' tnir annp. Worth more. If all iatrim
you need It. OrJor unn csko vt your inwer, you'll
wsnt a bos nest.
Football tin a crimp in England during
the reign of Henry VIII.
OAfOAnwrsirtlrnulatellTer.kldneyssnd bow
els. Merer sicken, weaken or (ripe, 10c
fiFITOrtnpedfreeandpermnnrtlycnrNt. No
tssft-r tlr-t day's u ol Da. Kmni'sOkkat
rrts Rkstohbh. Five -t vlnl hott.eund Iri-nt-lee.
beud to Dr. Kline. Wl Arch Ht.. I'Uila.. l'.t.
Piso's Cure for Consumption in nn A Nn. 1
Asthma mulli'liic V. It. Williams, Ami.
oob, 111., A lull II, ism.
Jew try a 10r, box of rcret. the finest
Urer and bowel regulator ever wade,
Thero are in Vnrls 8,000 women who are
heads of murentlle house.
A Crookeii itlvrr.
A well-kuown tmvellns mnn win
gracefully polsrd ognlnnt u Now York
hotel register.
"You may not believe mo," ho wild,
"but when I was down In Kentucky, in
October, I stood on a bit of liiitli j-rotiinl
in Ilrontliltt County nnd thivw a Bloni?
Into the Kentucky river, then without
moving my feet, though I turned my
body allKhtly, I threw nnntlu-r gtouu
even mllea down the river."
"Knta!" intemolatod n nnrly who hnd
heard commercial traveler stories bo
fore. "It's a true bill," Insisted the narrator.
"It was Just i!ven miles from where
the first Htone struck the water to
where the xeeond ouo hit, and I'm not
a bngeball player, either."
After tome discussion the commer
cial traveler held up hl hand and swore
to his story, and then explained that at
Jacksoffj lu Breathitt County, tho Ken
(uckj river swings around a bend for
seven miles and comes back to within
sixty-eight feet of Itself, nnd a man,
standing on the narrow rldKe separat
ing the waters, can easily toss u stone
Into the river to the right or left, thus
making a throw of seven miles up or
down the river, ns the cane may bo.
This Is the true wtate of the case.
ero you ever introduced to n ll.-v
agrceablo man who did not rcmcmbct
you as Ion;: ns he lived?
THE BLUES.
A GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF THE
DREADFUL FEELING.
Wliat Is Meant by This Form of Acuta
Misery -Whore Doctors Make Mistakes,
Vhon a cheerful, bravo, llfrht-heartod
woman Is suddenly plunged Into that
perfection of misery, the blues, it is a
sad picture.
It is usually this way : -She
has been foellng " out of sort"
for some time; head
has ached, and
back also; has'
filnrtr. nnnrlvi y
- I v
been quito
nervous, and
Int..
once or z) '
twice; head J
dizzy, una L
neuri nua i
beat very
fast; then that bearing-down feeling.
Iter doctor says, " cheer up, you have
dyspepsia; you'U be all rifrht soon."
But she doesn't get " all right." She
jrrows worse day by day, till all at once
she realizes that a distressing female
complaint is eotubllshed.
Her doctor has made a mistake.
Bhe has lost faith in hlra ; hope van
ishes; then comes the brooding, mor
bid, melancholy, everlasting ni.UES.
Her doctor, If he knew, should have
told her and cored her, but he did not,
and she was allowed to suffer. Iiy
utianoe Bne came across one oi Mrs.
Plnkhaui's books, and in it she found
her very symptoms described and an
explanation of what they meant. Then
lie wrote to Mrs. Piukham, at Lynn,
Mass., for advice, feeling that she was
telling her troubles to a woman.
Kpeedy relief followed, and vigorous
health returned.
Lydla K. I'lnkham's Vegetable Com
pound Instantly asserts its curutlvn
powers in all those peculiar ailments
of women. It has been the standby
of intelligent American women for
twenty years, and the story recited
above Is the true experience of hun
dreds of women, whose letters of
f-ratltnda are to be found on file in
'rs, Hnkham's library.
FX V4S
ODD OCCUPATIONS.
Some New and Remarkable Ways
of Making a Living.
Raising Cats for Their Fur on an
Island In Lake Michigan.
Occupations open to the thrifty in
dividuals of both si xes have greatly
iucreaneil during the Ift't two doendes,
or cvon since the taking of tho last
doccnninl ohuhiis in 189i).
The extraordinary progress of eciouco
during tlio timo speoiliud and tho ap
plication of iti principlo to tho proc
tical problems of human lifo have not
only bud tho effect of greatly increas
ing tho capacity for production in the
trndes nlrendy llrmly established, but
bnvo opened hundreds of queer sido
alleys which lend direot to tho avenues
of trade.
There are, of course, dozens of
thoiso now nnd remarkable occupations
with which science dues not ileal even
in the remotest sense. In this class
we find the rat catcher, tho skunk
farmer, the man who makes his living
by picking up lost things in depots,
theatres, hotel, etc., and returning
them to their owners with tho expec
tation of being rewarded ; tho clock
winder, the man who collects orungo
and lemon peels, nnd the L iko Mich
igan syndicate, which is now engaged
in raising bluek cuts for their fur.
They aro not raising those cats on
water, ns iniht bo inferred from tho
title, but bnvo leased nn inland in tho
great lake, which is now plentifully
stocked with both sexes of screeching
felines.
Thore nro still others in t lie nnn
eoientilio category of queer occupa
tions, but it will only bo necessary to
mention a few. One is a "rattlesnake
farmer,"who lives in the O irk moun
tains, nnd makes the product of his
"farm" bring money from three dif
ferent directions. The oil he disposes
of to druggists, who have regular cus
tomers that believe it to be a panacea
for a hundred different ills; the skins
be sells to would-bo cowboys, who uso
them as hat bands, nnd the skeletons
are slnays a ready sale, the purchas
ers being the curators of the natural
history departments of tho different
college and society museums, The
man who wakes people up iu the
morning, the old cork collectors, nnd
the dog catchers are well-known char
acters in every largo city.
The individuals who gain a liveli
hood in pursuits that ore strictly sci
entific are equally ns numerous as
those who follow the mora humble
callings. In the list of occupations
that are strictly scientific is the manu
facture of artificial eggs, artificial
ColTeo and artificial diamonds. Also
the industry of makiug bnttoiis.combs,
penholders and other nrticles of a
similar nature from blood collected at
the slaughter houses. The man who
makes billiard balls, buttons aud rings
from potatoes which huvobeen front, d
to a solution of nitrio and sulphuric
noids is nlso tho proprietor of nn "in
dustry" whoruiiitho fuudnmoulul prin
ciples are strictly scientific.
But tho queerest of all is carried on
by two youug Pennsylvaniaus, a ho nro
making poison from houoy bees. Ac
cording to tho accounts, they havo two
different ways of collecting their crop
of venom. In the first the bees are
caught and held with their abdomens
in small glass tubes until the poison
sacs have been emptied. In the second
thoy are placed iu a buttle ou wire
netting aud enraged until the tiny
drops of venom full into the alcohol
which fills the lower third of the bot
tle. This venom is said to be a sov
ereign remedy for caucer,rheumatirn,
snake bite, and a hundred others of
the more terrible ills of Immunity.
St, Louis Republic.
Au Unfailing Sign of Longevity.
Starting from the base of the . big
toe there is a distiuot line. That is
the life liue, Iu one foot it will curve
along uutil it terminates under the in
step far towards the lower base of the
little toe. This means long life. If
broken in the hollow of the foot it de
notes a sickness at middle age, and if
it terminates in the hollow of the foot
it means a snort life. This line is thu
nioit interesting one on the foot The
expsrimeuts that have been oouduotod
lately have proven this to bean almost
unfailing resdiug of longevity.
Red for Golf Suits.
Bed is the scoepted color for gulf
aits, and red serge made with a Nor
folk jacket and skirt, fiuished on the
edges with green leather, is very chic.
Brown cloth skirts with bright red
blouse waists, are very effective, aud
Bnssian crash is the material for hot
weuther golf costumes. Philadelphia
Times,
SCIENTIFIC sciurs.
Chicno has an eloctrin clova'.j.l
road.
The earth is gradually growing
colder.
Abont three bnndrod npnoins of tur
tles and tortoises aro known. Koine
of theso attain a very largo size.
An elaborate scheme has been form
ulated far providing Johannesburg,
South Africa, with a comprehensive
system of electric railroads.
The longest distance to which a
projectile has boon thrown, was at
Shoebnryncss, England, on April 15,
1838, when a Longridge wire-bound
guu threw a shot 21, 358 yards, or 12
miles 238 nrds.
Some electricians carry a small
Compass in thuir pockets, and before
thoy touch tho wiro hold tho compass
near it. If tho needle is not deflected,
thoy know there is no current in it,
and that it is safe to handle it.
It is said that a largo number of the
smnllor towns in Switzerland, where
water power is so abundant, nre being
supplied with the electric current for
lighting and power purposes which is
generated by water power.
Professor Lang of Vienna, declares
that sponges, owing to the impossi
bility of destroying germs in them,
have long since been banished from thu
surgeon's table, nnd should nlso bo ex
cluded from the bathroom and wash
stand. According to the C ilogno Ouzotto,
parnfiltm is found to be an excellent
remedy for snake poison. Tho par
nflinu oil if worked thoroughly into
the wound nnd then allowed to stand
ou it in a pool or the bitten pu t may
be poulticed with parafllne.
Lieutenant Joseph E. Maxwell,
cliict signal ofllcor of tb i department
of tho Missouri, is to make an ascent
at Chicago by means of n man-carrying
kite. The kite is to bo built by
Octave Channto, nnd will have an arm
hair fitted to tho frame, anl will be
for the purpose of testing tho effici
ency of a flying kite for observation
purposes as an adjunct to ths balloon
service.
An official dispatch from Liwoll
Observatory at i'lagstaff, Arizona,
announces that the astronomers there
have discovered that the planets Mer
cury aud Venus rotate each of them
only once on its axis during its re
volution around the suu. Theso plan
ets, thorefore, have only one tlay in
each of their years. The Lowell
observers find, further, that Venus is
not cloud-covered, as has been sup
posed, but has about it a thick atmos
phere, whilo Mercury has none.
A Light Seen Sixty Miles.
The penetrating powers and ranges
of powerful lights, such ns are em
ployed in lighthouse service, rapidly
decrease as the ratio of their luminous
power increases. Fur instance, a light
of 0,003,000 candle power in tho Brit
ish channel has in average weather a
luminous range of about forty-Four
nautical miles, whilo if tho light be
increased to the power of 10, OJd, 030
candles, tho luminous range is only
live miles more, or forty-uino miles.
Aooordiug to current praatico lights
tip to 333,030 candlo power are ob
tained by means of mineral
oil lumps, whilo clectrio lights
are used for higher powers
and almost any power may thus bo
obtaiued. The highest power yet at
tempted is about 80,003,030 at Peu
mark point, in the department of Fin
istere, France, which when coniplotod
will be the most powerful lighthouso
illumination in the world. The height
of thu tower in which it is to bo locat
ed is about sixty-three metors,euabling
it to be seen during the day from a dis
tance of eighteen, miles in fino weath
er. During tho night this light will
be visible for sixty miles. The ro
tundity of the earth will prevent tho
rays from striking the eye directly ut
a distauce of more than thirty miles,
bat the sky overhead will appear il
luminated for thirty milles more. Tho
estimated cost of this lighthouse is
about $120,000.
Recreant,
He ran down the gangplank and
kissed ber. 'Henry I" she exclaimed,
"where is the poodle?"
"Dearest," he said, "it foil over
board." She wrnug her bauds.
"Why did the steamer not atop to
rescue it?"
"They only stop to sava human
life?" he expluined.
"Then, Henry, why didn't yoa jump
overboard?" Life.
A new translation of Shakespeare
into Freuok is shortly to bo published
in Paris. M. Jules Lermiua, the au
thor, claims that it will be more lit
eral than any 'of its predecessor,
KEYSTONE STRTE NEWS C0NDENSEE1
WESTMORELAND LAND SALE.
tsrgs Trset ef Coking Coal Territory
Bought by John P. Brsnnen.
A big real estate dual, rmbraelng the onl)
remaining undeveloped tract ot tho cele
brated fonnrllsvlile coking eoal was eon
snmrnated Wednesday through tho mal es
tato nRnney of Smith A Kelly, nt Bcottdalo,
John I'. llrennen, tho lata general managm
of tho Met'lure Interests In the tjonnelsvllle
region, being the iurennser. The prlee iiald
bordering on 100 0 JO. The trnet lies be
tween the U tllp'm Thnw estnto, nt Heels,
nnd the Hestetter coke s!aiit nt Whittle, In
Vnlty township. The trnet has been end I)
wsnted by a number of real estate dealnrt
nt Pittsburg aud other places. The Whllne;
branch of the Pennsylvania railroad rum
within a short distance of the trnet. It b
thu intention of Mr. llrennen to develop th
coal. Ho intends to erect within a few
months about 20U coltn owns.
A disastrous flro was discovered Mcndny
nt Mercer In the olTlee of the Hefner .Manu
facturing and I'lumlilng Company on i)ast
Market street. The (1 nines spread rapidly to
the livery slahle and carrlagu works of I.) neb
A Hull, tho livery stable ot ( al Moon and the
warerooms of J. C. Logan nnd W. 1). Keck.
The Ions of Lynch A Itnll Is t2,00()i no liisur.
nnce. Ki-isnor I'lumblng Company, tS.IWO:
insurance 1 1,100. T here were Wo.OoO pounds
ol wool in the warerooms of W. li. Keek nnd
J. I.'. I,oan, valued at !l,D0Os Insurance tit,
SOU. IhMirau' H en building, (SOO. Tho ori
gin of tliu lire Is unknown.
tie rg Alcn got Ids arms, hands, face nnd
breast painfully scalded by the lairstlng ol a
steam pipe nt tho steel mill at Denver lulls.
Ills injurli's wero dressed by a physician,
who le(t him resting comfortably swathed lu
cotton nnd oil. After tho doctor left AJen
took a smoke, suit in attempting to light his
pipe the cotton and oil dressing was burned
irom his body.
At Pittsburg, Patrick Welsh, aged 4 years,
was killed by the ears: Charles llnr.-ls, nged
111. dl-tl nt thu hospitnl Irom injuries ro
eemd by falling under a freight train, and
Hugh O Connor, who leaves a wife ami three
chlnircii, lost his life on the l'eunsylvania
railroad last week.
The Western Theological Seminary at
riitHbiirg received a donation of tiO.uilO to
Lu appded to the enlargement ot thu depart
ment of elocution und rhetoric. ThoUouol
was John H. Wallace of New Vork.
Frederick Kaiser, an aged man living neai
I.alrobv, was brutally beaten by two un
known men, who (ailed to Ilnd money in ths
bouse after ransacking it. Kaiser Is 76 years
ol ago and his condition is critical.
William Ilosensteel, one of the oldest line
men employed by thof. . nnd 1. Telegraph
t ompany. was Instantly killed at the famous
l'olui ol Itocks, near liessemer, on the Penn
sylvania railroad.
Two prisoners, Will Slount Joy, uniting
to be Ink. n to the penitentiary tor killing
Keith Whittnkcr, aud Monroe Hunter, In
dicted for murder, dug their way out of the
Jlclgs county Jail,
Dur.tlars entered John Armour's house at
New ( ustlo mill wera discovered. Mr. Ar
mour II red at them nnd bleed marks seen In
tho morning showed ouo was hit. They got
away with 10.
Thu barn of Hlmon Bommers, near Pleas
ant I'lilty, four horses, n calf and much val
uable machinery were destroyed by lire. The
loss is about ta.OOUj Insurance, 1,S00.
Mrs. Dorothy Achre, nged 70 yenrs, of
Oreeulleld. Alercer county, overturned a ket
tlu of boiling wnler and was so badly scalded
tunt she mny die.
The barn of Abraham Bprenkle, near
Wrlghtsvllle, was set on lire by tramps and
destroyed with all the summer crops nnd
furm implements.
Mrs. Agnes Haddock, of Clarence, asks
10,000 damages from thu New Vork Central
railroad tor Injuries recelvod lust year.
Dr. Hugh Jamison, of (Ireensburg, has
been appointed on the staff of the Manhattan
eye aud cur hospital at New York.
Joseph Jennettn was killed by a fall of
Into in Uuffey's mines, near Bhauer. He
was 'IU yenrs old and unmarried.
Badlo Howard, 17 years of age. of near
Somerset, was killed by a train at Jeannett.
Workmen found n humnn skull while dig
ging a ditch in aa alley at New Cattle
PROMINENT PEOPLE.
Ealser Wllhclm is writing a piny.
W. 3. Ttrrnn sent a (,-reotlnir to Eanlnrn hi
motallmts, tolling ilium to keep up tho Ilylit.
Ohostnr A. Arthur, a son of President
Arthur, is maklnir a tour of tho fur West,
With his sister, Miss Nellio Arthur.
The Ilunffarlan caricaturist, Janko, who
died a fow weeks H;o, in ado over tiO.OOO
drawings iu tho sixty-throe yours ol his lire.
Alabama's Governor-elect, Joseph P. John
ston, nt his Inauguration will wear, It Is said,
a pair ot shoos witu heels coverod with plnlea
ol silver.
Much of the wealth which Pnderewskl has
taken from this country has been used to
secure tho beet medloiJ ntteodunoa for his
son, who is sftlloted with spinal complaint.
Lord Salisbury, Prlrao Minister of Eng
land, is dully in receipt ot hundreds of tele
Rratna from all parts of tho United Kingdom
beRginit him to intervene lu behalf of ths
Armenians.
Tha proper titles by whioh todeslgnnln
Monslguor Sebastian Murtiaalll, Prior
General of the AuRitstliiiiin Monks, and
titular Arahbtohop of Uphesus, la simply
Apostolio Ilelegato. Thu papal sot oonutl.
luting him thus elves It.
Waa on John Brown's Jury.
Barney LloyJ, of Charleston, W. Va., is
(ho lost surviving member of tho Orar.d Jury
which in 1859 indicted John Ilrowu tor in
fusion and inciting- Insurrection,
Tidy Scholars
come from home when tlielr wblti
frocks eUy wuuu wUU
Sunlight
Soap
which doen't hnrt the elothfi, to tha
IroOkuritn lie wmthwl of ton without In
jury. Thoy com out guuu uew"
wlit-n wtuhed with Hunuuut bor.
No rubblngr no bofllng
No Atralnlng and tolling
Laver Bro., Ltd., ICvw Torh.
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Beware af Ointments tor Catarrh That
Contain Msreury,
sa Bisrenry will surely ltrer ths ssnss of
imoll and completely dsranss ths whole system
irhan entering It througit tlieinucoussui fac'S.
Such articles should never be usxl esoepton
S inscription from reputable physicians, as tha
nmAife t liny will do Is tea fold to the iiootl you
ran poMlbly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh
Care, manufactured by J. Cheney eV Co.,
Toledo, O., contains no mercury and Is taken
internally, nolle directly upon the blood ana
mucous surtsces of the sstetn. lu bmlng
Hsll'sCstarrli Cure be SMr to set theKemiiee.
It is t ikea internally, aud la tnsde In Toledo,
Uhli, by F. .1. Cheney Cn. Testimonial tree,
fold by lrufrini, price 7. per bottle.
Hall's l emur Puis aro the best,
Mrs. Vlnlow'eBoothlnif Pyrnpforrhtldrcn
teething, snftensthc gums.reduces Inflamma
tion, allays paiui cures wind colic. &'u bottle.
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