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WE HAD RATHER SELL AT a IOSI-
TIVE LOS- Now

THAN CARRY ovtR ttR PRESENT sroCK!
Therefore. will sell the following goods |
cost rather than carry them over smother sea
son; Silks. Shawls. Telyets, Black Alplras
Colored Aipacas. Empre-s Cloth. Six P"plns.
Black and Cola French Mariros Waterproof
Cloth, Striped RePTeiants. Ladies' Cloth.
v bite and Gray BLANKETS, Fancy ard bite
Covcrlets, Canton FlnnnelS, Sh. etiue Musius
De'airles Calicos. Ticking. Stirring flanuels
CassimereS and Table Linen. Al-o, i'm
niei So stock of I.adi.1' and "h.'dren's FUr~
well as large stock Ladies' Misses ard
Children's Bouuets aud Hats. trimmed and
untrimmai to suit customers, CEitlchiilH Bea
yer a. d ' csetceu Sacks Chillrtn Riding
Il GODS and Infants Dresses.
+ S-Ne also intend 30 close out our i'm
memSe stock of Men snd BOYS inter Goth
ing. positively t cu-t, 20 make room tor sFrii
purchases We have uu haua over one nun
dred Cv,Icoats, two Hundred Dress Goats, one
hundred BOYS Suits. five hundred Pants and
Vests Gloves, UnGershirtS ard Drawers
Trunks Of every description, from the smallest
travelling bag 10 the largest Saratoga Trunk,
we'll rs one hundred other things usual,
kept il first class Clothing + enlistment
/ < H MAYER.
PrOprietors New / ork Drv Goods. Millinery.
and Ciorhi:g Hail. PIP and 2l4 Main street,
Under The Opera House. JcnnstU~n, Pa.
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joys of sense lie in three words-health peace
and competence - While we believe that the
laborer is not sufficiently remunerated for his
toll, we do not think that "strikes" are the
hest way to remedy the evil. Better for he
laoorers to have co operation societies to assist
them IN purchasing what they corsunTe at the
lowest possible rates.
e have been anxious here for some time
to know what has become of the District
Court. 1t only cost us 50 900 a year. and we
certainly have right to the benefit of some of
the public money.
\ gentleman from Washington city called ou
us the other day, and his statement of matters
IL the ''Sodom" of the "freest government
on earth is not very hattering. He is old,
lifelong Republican, but he is weary OF Recon
struction. HI declares that there is a snake
IN every bill in Congress-some hidden specu
lation-by which the government is swind!ed
out of some $40 600 day. And this policy
extends 70 the District of Colu umba and the
territories. We might add that it extends to
the meanest municipal or social Organization
i'll the land. Whenever you hear of new
project look out for u ''snake." The ma ton
is not going to ruin alone, but nearly every
corporation il the land is ridden With swim
diers
For the last year there were l7S baptisms,
80 marriages and c4 deaths in ST. } John : Gath
Ole church OF this place-a church that must
have 800 communicates.
Bees were seen oi, last Saturday, busted
upon the flowers that Mr. Akers had exhi-
b.tion before his place of business, the
post-oitice, the weather being most 'child-like
and bland
new council was organized on the ? ith
ult. and all the old officers were elected except
that OF Market MasteI, which fell TO the lot OF
Mr.. Joseph Lardin. ROE Roy.
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belief that the recent apPallin" tragedy at New
Hamburg has thrown peculiar interest about
anything so likely To prevent the recurrence of
such accidents: An air pump attached to the
locomotive and operated by steam Fl the
boiler fills reese r.oir directly under Il q foot
board with air compressed. This pump IS self
acting. hen the air-p pressure in the re- crvOir
is equal to the steam pressure in the boiler the
pump ceases to act. When any of the air is used
III applying the LT;,Ee. SO that the air pressure
Is decreased. the pump Begins to work again
This reservoir communicates 10y means of an
iron pipe, like gaS-pipe, with an iron cylinder
piston. This piston moves u lever which OVer-
ates the brakes in Il he ordinary WAY. The iron
pipes under the cars arc connected OeLW cen Che
cars by rubber hose, with ingenious brass cOdp-
hHgS " hen the brake is to bc applied the en-
gineer simply turns Il cock which opens way
for the compressed airk0 operate upon the piS-
tons, aud these apply tie brakes instantaneous
" and simultaneously to each truck Gf every
any cause. he coupling, which is held together
hy StlU springs. wGud pull apart. the valve
close. and thus render the brake still elective
on the rest OF the train: or should the brake
detached the valves would immediately close
on the detached car, and the brake would con
tinuc 10 hc applied, thus preventing the
froia running back on grade.
rs the men worked away, clearing the wreck
from the tracks, train after train kept coming
Up from both directions on the great thorough
fare. but they were all brought TO 4 stand with
ont the least accident. Our iTTcpreSsibie in
fosnljITt had hardly finished with his wonderful
stories about the " CStiue house brake,-hOv it
had stopped express train in eleven seconds
and within two or three hundred feet of where
Il had been first applied, and know not what
5ise--wh hen the whistle sounded all aboard. and
oar train yvhiTlCd away again toward FittSJurg.
lHTc at night or carly in the morning, without
further mlzbop on our march.
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w ALTMAN
WATCHES

The extensive use of these Watches FOR the
last fifteen ycars by Railway Conductors. Engi-
neerS and EXprcssmeu, the most eEactiug of
watch-wcarers, has thoroughly demonstrated
the strength, steadiness. durability and accu-
racy of the WaItham Watch. To satisfy that
class in ali these respects, is to decide the qies-
tiou as 40 the real value Of these time-kcepcrs.
More than 100000 Of these watches are now
speaking for themselves in the pockets of the
people-a proof and guarantee Of their supo-
riority over an others.
The superior organization and great extent
OF the Company Works at WaIthGn, enables
tEcm to produce watches at d price which rem
ders competition futile, and those who buyany
other watch merely pay from p to 80 per cent.
more for their watches than is necessary.
These timc-pieces combine every improve
meat that long experience mas proved Of real
practical use. Having had the refusal OF near
~ every invention in matchmaking origin
atiGg in this country or in Europe. only those
were finally adopted which severe testing by
the most slllful artisans in our works, and long
use on the parc Of the public. demonstrated to
be essential to correct ana enduring tigue-keep-
ing.
SAmong the many improvements we would
purtivularize:
The Invention and use of a piniou Of
peculiar construction. 70 prevent damage 70
the train by rHo IrcukIEe OF naiTi-s rTingS. il
original with tt.e 4 Uericau Watch COMPANY
who. having had the refusal of ali other con-
trNancc@, adopted Fogg'S patent piuICn as be
ing the best and faultieSs.
Hardened and tempered hair-springs, now
universally admitted 10y WGtCEuakcrs 70 be the
best. are used in all grades of " all Eau Watches.
All Waltham Watches have Gust-prOof caps,
protecting the movement from dust, and les
Sening the Necessity Cf the frequent cleaning
necessary in other watches.
OuTGcw patent stem -ginder, or 3lCy!Css watch
i already decided success, and great i'm
HrDFemcnt on any StcIn-wluOInE watch III the
American market, and hy far the cheapest
watch of its quality now offered To the public.
To those living in portions of the Fitted States
where WatghmakcrS do not abound. watches
with the abOyC mentioned improvements rvhicu
tend to secure accuracy, CLEANLINESS. duTahili-
" and convenience. must prove invaluable.
The trademarks of the various styles made by
the Company are as follows:
AMERICAS WATCH CO.. Waltham. Mass.
ANN. WATCH Co, WdltEam, Mass.
AMERICAS WATCH Co., Crescent St-,Nalthali,
AprIEroN. Tracy y CO., waItham. Macs.
AMERICAN WATCH Co., adams ST, "sslthanI.
Mass.
=. :. BARTLETT. Waltham, Mass.
WM.ELLERY, WuItham, Mass
Examine the spelling of these names careful
ly before buyinE. Any variation. even OF a
single letter, indicates Il counterfeit.
For sale by all leading jewellers. No watches
retdiled 10y the Company.
An Illustrated history OF watch making. con
tanning much useful Information 10 watch
YcareTs, sent to any address on application.
ROBBINS Il APPLETON.
General Agents Tor American Watch
Co, Is2 Broadway, New York,
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Standard Principles.

There should toe StdIidgY3 principles in ue.ii-
cine as well a. philosophy.
without 'Zcr8' to start from, a stand
ard" from which to calculate the jtyij:tioTl~,
the principles of any art or science cannot be
satisfactorily clucidatcds or properly under
stood.
The art and science Of medicine is divided in
10 several special departments. each having
their standard principles which form the basis
for their scientific calculations.
Every particular part Of the human body has
had its average natural properties. con5tiyU-
Cnts, quantities, ctc., reduced upon scientific
principles to i standard Of nearly definite pro-
portions in health.
This serves for the more correct elucidatioH
Oi disease 10y cOIppariSpn and measurement OF
the deviutious from tie healthy standard
iHuS t1' average propOrtIIU&je constituents
OF the blood in health being reduced to Il stand
ard, amy considerable deviation from hIssyand-
ard quality Of the blood iS disease.
The same III the urinary cNCretfun: : the aver
age natural prOpDTt!Uiutc CCUSii IEents OF the
urine IN health form the standard any GDESId-
cradle deviation from which basis, either III
tN.S i11tf Z Is = practical fact which %C are
Gi1lE demonstrating at our O!ilCc. No ~ Gran
street, and which amy one can have tested to
their entire satisfaction 10y scEdjHg Il standard
specimen tuUruing's urine for sCICBtIc aEaiy-
sis and examination.
If We fttU to detect the morbid conditions -
If any. or TO determine the nature of the uis-
case. on the organs affected, the lungs, liver,
stomach brain. kidneys, womb, etc. there shall
be NO charge made.
BE sure to give rhe ~. OF the patient al tie
sam" time the UrlU" varies il f'supFi ipfI,ljE
constituents i'm tho different ages of infancy
childhood. manhood. and old aye.
Iie;tJn5e and residcuc" OF each patient should
be given also in order to avoid confusion OF
DIS. OLDsuUE.
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Il = Is EE e

CUuES- ST RAUSS.- On Sunday afternoon, i"ti
ult.. ~ q hc residence OF the brides parents. IA
Philadelphia. by Rabbi Cohen, Mr.. LoUJ> Co.
HEN, OF JCEustOwH. and Miss MARY STRAUSS
Thc gentleman thus made happy j. one Of the
most respected. energetic and Successful bI~i-
ness men iH the ~ eat commercial metropolis
and having. rs we feel sure. mHt.r a - iSc choice
trgSt that he and his fair young bride VIII
win ana wear tho crown OF CUUtentmcnt Hni
UUalloyed felicity throughout a long and peace
ful career in wyuiGCis' = holy bonds
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BLOOMINGTON ULL.) NURSERY.

10Th Year. 600 Acres. l3 Greenhouses. Larg-
est Assortment-di sizes. Rest Stock Low
Prices! Would you know what, When. How
to Plant? Fruit, Shade, Evergreen Trees. Root
Crafts. Seedlings Osage Plants, Apple Seed.
Early Rose Potatoes. Shrubs. .Reses. q Greenhouse
and Garden Plants, &c. FloTcr and FCae-
table seeds Finest, Best COllectOn-Softs
and quality. Send 10 cents for New, Illustrated.
Descriptive CatalOgue-e0 pages. SEND stamp.
each. for Catalogues of Seeds. with plain direc-
tions-G4 pages: BEDDING and Garden FiantS-.ae
pages and Wholesale Price i4iSt-24 pages. Ad-
dress Il. X PIIHNIN. bloomington, Illinois
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RREvrrRs.- s.-Johnstown has another ghost
q ghost OF = chance to get the county scat.-
West on made TWENTY-FIVE miles in i've hours
at JOhnstowu ON Saturday. but he didn make
cxBeusc--Iud rciguS supreme owing to
many rains .%a~bV'' Will 90 In search of
the Man OF SIM at JOhnstOWn this saturday
evening. some folks there had better hunt
nolcS-TadicS who use the improved Howe
Sewing Machine wouldn't know hOIr to get
along without it Oatmau X co. sell them
To put money in thy purse, make hay while
the sun shines and deliver it to the hUver
" bile the rain pOuIs.--lt i now believed that
the new tax bill relating to Indiana and Cam
llri:t counties viii not pusS the IcgiSIaturc.-
Ed james. of the ..Tcachers' Advocate" de
lights in a bran new ..well-spring' OF pleasure,
of the feminine persuasion. \ long ana hap
pv life to the little @tranger-A smoothing
iron point dOwnwaTds fell on one of Miss Ra-
chcl RaDine's feet. ia Marion township InGi-
ana county. on Monday, and inflicted fright
fIl rash Ground was broken on the Homer
Cherry Tree and Susquchanna railroad on
Tuesday
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OUR SEVENTH TowN CoUNCIL.-The seventh
town council OF Ehensburg borough was cleo
tel March IS 1881. The following named
officers were elected: Burgess, Arnold Dow
ming; Councilmcu. Isaac Teeter. James Ma
leney, Thomas O'Hswy, Michael Brown, and
John Dougherty. For Constable and Town
Constable, John Tell was elected. IN April
I~4i, Philip Noon was appointed a Council
man by the Court, aud was sworn in the same
month He took the place Of Isaac Tee,eg.
resigned. Michael Dan Magehau was appoiu-
ted clerk June Z, Mose- Canaan. by appoint
ment, took the place OF Thomas O'HaIa as a
councilman, the latter having removed -
We read by the record that Alexander Ander
son ami Miles Adams we're both cxoueratcd
from the payment Of taxes in the sum Oi JGL4
cents. On motion. IL was resolved that such
borough ordinances as had NOT iherei oiore been
published. be published in the SKY. 4 com
mittee was appointed % examine into the con
dItiun Of the streets and alleys. An error OF
: 50 having been discovered in the taxes OF
John Ivory, an order for that amount was
granted that gentleman Feb. s. lS22. The
receipts md expenditures for the year were
ordered to be published in the SKY and, March
IS, 1882, the seventh town council pulled up
stakes folded It's tent and walked out into the
cold. to be renemb cred only Us thing OF the
psst-Allegl. l.anian.
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I ICENSE NOTICE The following
a ! Petitions for Tavern Wholesale aud Quart
License have been filed with The Clerk OF Quar-
ies' Sessions Of Cambria county for the action
OF the Court at Narch Sessions. ISL:
TAVERN LICENSE.
CelpStiYe, ScttIGcTla 18th Ward. JOhusfoVn-
Peter w HelTrich, Susquchanna township.
7. X. HfTE, C}efh.
Clerk S once. Ebcusburs, Feb. 5, 1871.
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DEATH OF A FORMER CAMBRIAN.-J oDathan
Robinson, who, several years ago, was a citizen
of this county, and who was well known TO the
people OF White and Gallitzin townships, in
both of which he was engage in the lumber
husiness died dt the residence of his son-in
law in Erie this State, on last Saturday. His
ace was about G5 wears and his remains were
taken TO Springfield, Mass, for burial. Mr.
Robinson, as are reliably informed. was the
first man in Cambria county who either intro
duced into the county at his saw mill in bite
towrship, or perhaps invented it, machine to
cut "clapbOnrds - for weathcrbOarding houses.
He was a genial companion ard was gifted
with great natural shrewdness Of character.
TuE Sr CLoUD, PHILADELPHIA-The new
ST Cloud Hotel on Arch ST., above 7th. Phila-
delnhia. il not equalied for elegance and com
fort by any first class hotel in the Uniou. 1t
has Recommendations for 250 guests. The
sleeping rooms are provided with spring matt
rasses and furnished with substantial and cost
~ furniture The terms are three dollars per
day. Messrs. Mullen n Bro, who have the
past nine wears so successfully conducted the
Mountain House at, Cresson, this county, are
the proprietors of the st. Cloud
f. s. G. TURxPIKE-We gratifed to
learn from our Senator, Gen. y hite, that the
bill incorporating company to construct
turnpike from EbenshurS to the Cherry Tree.
has passed she Senate. We trust Mr Rose
will give it his special attention i'll the House.
Il is an important project to the people resi-
ding between this place the northern portion
of the county. aud if the proper degree OF pub
lie spirit and enterprise is manifested along the
line of the proposed road, its speedy compile
ton is a foregone conclusion.
The Ladies' Fair will open without
fail, on Monday evening next, with f1ne dls-
plav of beautiful articles, comprising many
new contributions, and remain open daring the
continuance of Court 1t will be enivened by
excellent music, both vocal and instrumental.
and by comic burlesques of the most laugha-
BILE character, which will be presented from
time to time each evening. These new lea
lures cannot fail to make the Fair more enjoy
able and attractive than ever, and we hope that
am increased patronage will repay Tor the IN
creased efforts to please.
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JOSH'S TRUNK FULL OF

TAR =. =. FITCH's Family PhysIcian: ::
~ 81 pages; sent by mail free. Teaches how
to cure diseases OF the person: skin. Eair eyes
complexion. Write To ia Broadway. y York.
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JAMES +. MILLJKEN,
a I ORNET-AT IT. LA>VV
4ND REfL EST4TE AGENT,

Special attention given to the collection or
claims IN Blair, Cambria Huntington. Bed T;1rzE
Centre and Clearirid counties.
Parties wishing to purchase. reur, LEASE. sell
or exchange real estate viii 1iu2 60 greatly to
their interests to call on or address iue.
- Correspondence II either English or Ger
man solicited.
REFEKENC CEs-W Wu. &ann. F1.i, Nes-rs Nor
gan Busn y Co. GeuI & II. Z. Coils. philadeI-
phia: NessrS. =. 7. Nay i Bro, W y. G0rnrfev
E--q-, II. b. Swoupe. Esd ITtt%hsigg; Hon john
Scott. Huntingdon: Hon :. = Blair. HolIirlavS-
burg; Hon. Il. Z. Rose AlroOua. =. w Woods
Esq, LcwiStown; Cyrus Elder. EsQ. Johnstovu:
I'm. +. Wilson, Esq, BeIefonte. II-ls-IyI
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VALUABLE FARM NEAR LORETTO

FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale on fair terms
and easy payments that most desirable and
ccilcuE FARM recently occupied by hiiG, al-
joining the Borough of Lnretto. containing Es6
a +crSs-Iu0 Heres Of which III 4 good state
of cultivation and the balance well timbrred.
There IS a cont Portable House. Il good Barn and
an excellent Orchard on the premises: also. an
abundance of pJ,JC tctter- 10 Is desirable pro-
perry beautifully located, and is convenient to
churches schools market. etc. Title .ad=pfg-
tablo. For terms and other information apply
70 or address {. b-ILIERS.
teb- 1s.-tf. tUTTGliUlcIl. Cambria Co. Pa
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ALTOONA CRY. March ,. iS7I

FRIEND MAC--On Tuesday evening last be
tween the hours Of and 3 o'clock that large
and handsome eiiGce, the First Pceshyteran
church. was filed TO repetion with select
audience to witness the nuptiais Of Miss Annie
Rose. the handsome and accomplished daugh
ter of B. F. Rose Of this city, with Mr.. } Oi'u
Mccartney, one Of our most respected young
citizens. j fter few impressive and we'll
timed remarks by the officiating clergyman,
Rev. Wallace, the happy pair were united in
what must to them prove the silken bonds OF
matgimOnv; after which they were warmly con
graduated by their Hu nerUus friends and well
wishes. The same evening they started
an extended wedding tour, which ] hope will
be as pleasant as ] trust their future lives will
be long, prosperous and happy. May neither
of them ever know sorrow, but may they, on
the contrary, be greeted every now and then
with a beautiful budding Rose" in their
peaceful household, though it come to them
under another name tdat will prove as sweet
that of Mccartney.
An old man named Boyle a laborer in the
Companys lumber yard. while loading lumber
on a truck, day two ago. was severely in
jured by a portion Of the load falling on him
caused by another truck colliding with the one
he was assisting i'll loading.
4 young man whose name did not learn,
also a railroad employee, had one OF his feet
caught and badly crushed by turn table which
he was helping to move,
On Saturday nlghJ last a lew OF our sport
ing gents, while out on a "raTec." visited
prominent lager beer saloon, and by way of
diversion, commenced heaving tumblerS at the
head of the bar tender when the latter, not
approaching the sport, ret lated by firing
pistol into the crowd, which fortunately had no
other effect than to disperse them ii double
quick.
The lecture of John B. Cough, on the 22d
ult was II grand success both as regards the
number in attendance and the manner and
matter of his oratien. He was honored with
the largest audience that ever assembled IN
CITY Hall, numbering some twelve or fifteen
hundred persons. Mr. Cough is undoubtedly
one of the best takers in the United States, but
| think he has his match in BRICK Pomeroy.
The new City Council organized on Friday
evening last. It is a slight imprO vemeut on
the old one. There is one Doug less" in this
than there was in the last one. L. 1. NJ.
JOHN sTowN, March l, 1871.
DEAR FREEMAN-.A Savings Bank has just
been organized in this place-capitai not men
toned.
We have just read n sensible article in the
New York Tribune on the question OF labor,
in which a certain Rev. WassSt pitches into
Wendell Phillips idea, Labor reform move
ments The lecturer proves clearly that 1t Is
not for the best interests of lgborers to str ke
and then lie idle in order To get rich. he
more work is done, the better it is for society
at large, and as "A competency is all ne can
enjoy the difference between rich and a
poor man is not so much after all. "Ali the
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AEOUNTAiN HOUSE. EBENsnuRG,
ASH "a. p. LINToN - CO., Prop'rs.

The TABLE is always supplied with the
choicest delicacies; the BAR is supplied with
choice liquors. and the STABLE attended by
careful hosters. Transient visitors accom-
nlodated and boa-ders taken by the week,
mouth or year, 90 reasonable terms. Geb2l
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SH00 Fly Listen all yC to the news-and
heed il too. if YOU chooSc-H Inch our clever
Young muse wishes now to impart-if You
Jews. unless money they lose, go right away
10 Vinroe's newly opened mart. ana there you
will fiiG enough to please your mind. of boots
and shoes OF every kind, cheap aS he cheapest
uud rs good as the best. Cambria House, dIsh
street.
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T.PIra aPTI.-Herc lies old Grimes who often
times came with his dimes and bought hat
or a collar at Coheu'z Hat ParloT. No 80 Main
street. JOhuStOwn. the place to get good bar
gains. in hats. caps. furs or furnishing goods.
and to get ones money back. too. just selling
at cost to push OF the present stock. New
goods every day. Old goods DO not find .
place in the Hat ParICr. They have not time
TO get old. NOW 5 the time! Do not miss the
great bargains
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CARE ALT.-If the reader does not care now
he viii when Gc goes 20 \. 4. CaTrGH'S popular
mercantile mart and notes the cheap goods that
are measured OFF every day at the lOwcst-pricCd
dry goods and grocery store IN JohnStown- No
2l5 Main street, opposite the Opera House. Mr..
Carroll is now closing ont his immense stock Of
good goods and he desires all the good people
OF the county to call & good many times and
make some good purchases. Good for Carroll.
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MOTHER GOOSE IS a tale that can be had at
anv book store. SO cheap made-up clothing
may he bought al cost at :. J. Hess Co. IA
NOUS RoaGy-Made Clothing Emporium. No 24i
59aiu street. Johnstown, sign OF the flag that
has two enormous yes in it. LOOK up and look
in: then go in. tnen tit up ana look like 1t man
Hess q Co. will give any man & GOOD bargain
who viii call, aud Il present besides.