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Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Usuary and Womb Dlsessas 8eare', Dtabotos Drops1
atopraGo q water tneentuenoe u ntlo4 Hshts III.
az sposs 2, bs s' xitss Thick eoHay mIed sh
st. OF thore u morbid dark Glous appealsnsn I'D
whitA bonodu1t deposits. and whsn thsre u 4 pnokng
Of the Back aud aton9 tho Ioins. ~ ~
TumoE of Twelve fenrhs Growth Cured by
Nndsvny's ItcsoIvcut.
pH. RADWAs: 1hsyo bad ovarian tumof Ia tbs oysfet
md bnxel All thu dootnrt aAid thoEs W. pu help jot
IT," triad sYeEythinR that recommended but notb-
!ns ho'psd .na tsw soa5 lsesol.sos. aud thnu4htl
fcred twelve ysafs. toak bottles of Tho sssul.Snt
snd 900 bo1 II i.tss, f4 md twp bottles II jour
Sr telt and fos hate5 s,n.r.ei md happ!sr than
side ni tho howos. thu Eron- wro hfs u you Ia
ths boust of others. You publish It It you thnasa
rres, 81 per bottlp.
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"The Two OrphanB- eShibftsd .ba,- vo..
and drew tho tes1s aud persr rstjou a, . orow,,.1
honss 1t Hoolsy's Theatre iAs. e,,uine, rha,a i.
a Wednesday matinee At thin house. syerv won,
which docs not ssem to bo generally uudur
1t1Ou.
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eates through tho blod, srsat urIns ana oor iaIaa
aud ia!caA d hY sy.tcn. the vsur o. ff il rrpsrs
s;ota!s :.Rhi!ts eon..Mp.lon Klaadul.E nocs
hhor parts ot tho ayste sore eyes atsuntofous ts.
casEcf irom tho and tho fonla oi akin Iii.
,soa eyssi; .as Sl,sk
patntal dsoh4rRcs night ancass Of npsr1n Ind iii
aa.tes Of THO o principle: wttia tho cratiyo TanQa
Ntl gfese 70 Any peson using II Tor eLthos dssa4s il
tho patient daily bsoonlnx roduosd by thu vasta,
and dseMnpoe!;lon that is continually proErolax,
E8tB In ArrGst4ux tes0 MAAtes, and rfpa1fH tho Snun
with material maIc from healthy blood AMI. ihs ths
will and dpea s6c1rp,-A oprs Ia certain;
fue whom this rnools IL wuIk nf puri
catlon and .pcened. N dtIanishinK thu oaa Of waat
feel ditnsc xruwin4 better aud uttonsor tho food III.
lncTuaalng. .
Nsi only doas tho Safsapartau Resolyent nxno1 All
kniwn Al agents Ia Tho cata Chrunc Hcfofons
tive cure fot -$ S
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Fusss an. hgne onretl fas 1ty son.. Thsro ia not
aud all other tnaLarious. hu. sc1rlot typ5o,t Isa'
snd o.hsr osnrs fGldsd by ltadwa,s r! 70 aalsk II
Hola By DfsiR1{s.& ~
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UUTGHEAK tn N0HTHERN CRLF bHklA.
sAs FkAHClsco. July ia private Latter rc-
aelve1 here to-day reports the outbroak Of hos.
tili1ios the part Of tho iToopa 1ndinua, Oh tie
klamath River. Ihsy shot Rud killed ltaylpu1.,i,
carpenter Ut tho Florence mine, surrounded tie
luino, md forced the mcn to quit work. Wos,
was sent to Cump uastun, and 4 detachment VI
BoidlcrH sent to tho nine. The Indians say the
ln3ubIs n.ubt foaye. The situation Ia critical,
The soldiers arc not numerous enough to con-
troll thotn. A !etto1 lEulu tha Superintendent OF
tho n,tne was ta.,lay laid beioro Zen. bchoaela,
WHO promises prnu4pt Ieinfo1ccuenty.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
6elu n1aute0--3emales.

WANTED-Fcr the summer, IN the ccun-
w try GIRL o chamber work and make herself gen
orally useful ppy 10 and IL 9 90 veaA
l9thsl Rsfcrsnces required
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
Farmers

VVANTFD-By o single man, a SlTUAIlOS
w A FNkMF AZ and GARDENER Can ave the east o.
rr,ern sss nor thr yeII Call or a,irss T. - H. -
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
Coolrs.

CUINAMAN COOK-For n hotel is COM
~ pet-nt and orirr coak y reliable, tenisIae evli
per-n aud satisfictien Ivy te nor OF s,n ~
ay. r,.ierpnc-sL Can nj tho PROTESTANT hoAh bo-
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
Gituaiious Wlnieo- males

Coachmsr-
NOACHMAN and CROOM.-;A respectable
snSe yoIng maa world ike a place In city country
under,i.ds horses Thoroughly IL an exoeleat groonl anf
can frnlsh Can be scca nn suited al
nnEII- AafkNCI lO9 West ith-st-, cJrner BroIfway
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
Aelu n)anteo--MaIes.

AGENTS WANTED immediatcly.--$3 to 3,
N psr day mada Apply Il 50 Dcy -sl, sesand noor.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

Ass 1D-AFE, koom A2.-A resi",eetS.,',e
Z Z 4 wouin - HA~Iietf lAtl. trbg "
EoTTsF CHI MING or wold tlAs wns linz IN her -~p
mo- ,tllI al Lle
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

O~N BROADWAY-Ladies tne NAshiN6,
y W uniting AID curtains al - cenls par 1Das
W l. LIErL
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

A LBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
n Dsv bea,s g vInBARD and DANIEs pnEw iesvs se
yes Sd Sc n. H. daily Sunaays exesptedl nv s anu
ssla a M a m aad ns Csri~ ali NewoereL
I,c Cats<i and ttAson Iekets ON
West Trip tckess 10 Nost zen
Cornwall and b1gh returning same gay ~. sPeeta
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
INo. \. R1issoI oencraI Paa,oaser Aeoat. New York
I0R MEST POlNr. NEWBUNGH, P'lzeeps

EOR GREENWICH and NORWALK.-The
Il iavorte stsanboa HLLLY WHITE iea'cs tsrt Mar
thir.t al s.S5 n uL NOTwalk al go "a ard
4 IreeuWi.b AT > "a Fare, 80
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

DRIDGEP0RT, and all points on Hoasatnnic
ANA Narratuck raruadsA Fare 81 steamer BilDu r.
POliI leaves Catharnoslp III lSO M aud bssepost Al
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

NIANTED-A situation as GARDENE.h or
w tari.ner aod Farmer w married Protestant mas
small family abio assist III garden Aadess y ~ D'A
!. Onice.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

COUNTRY BOARD on the Hudson.-kXten-
si. Grounds aid shade; ie drives cuoh hoard
t-rn,s moderate. apply. JOSHUA bhDoh@ Highland ~
sIarrf nln n.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
Situat,ous DanieS-- Males.
Gardeners

ARDENER.--By an English Protestant man.
~ aged 81 years isiey over who Is expersncee ~ and
vegetable ricR n niscaring. ly out Nov s,n5s e,.
hest Old conHtry cunedailons. Apply al CAlif f lin =
i.- W. tl.st. cor 6tAlve
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

ClTIZENS LlNE.-Steaniboats for TIsOf, Z,
" wth all railway lines North and West Elegant
ssqanibaas daily. saturdays excepted al irom
Pier 40 Leroy sL Through i.ehe,s sold over al.
connecting HneS JOS. CORNELL. sgPt
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

LNOR ROndOut and Kingston, c0nDecung VIII
i and Osw' 20 railroad Ian iig az snIi4n il.'
fnear Ponltj Cornwall. NewBr, MarboronE' Miinn
Ighiand New PATTI. and k~opus, the steamboat ihOify
Tuesday, Thursday, an SatiiI lay e< ns Lar
pier -. ". Y. ~ p m
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
Eitnatious Ejdntsa females.

Ladies' Maids.
MAID and SEAMS TRtSc.-A French y0'lag
~ Soua VINO i an rxosll,n hairlgts-er. and eil
,sma or w1a.I Ike place 80 riF "r rlntfy c ".,,
nn,ionhfeG reference. Arnw a. ODiiLS AttNtf lf
bI.Ici ...r, anis lOJ " col A., c..cf Drl.I' ~
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
TaIuEe5sal

"A ard gentleman ~ ti tt- ID DE- Al hrr own nvb.r
CIl or Iidress ADVERT -fi. ~ Wet ''th 49,
Z AVNDRESS-By q competent Protestant
LATJNDE~s eii -rr pri'3I- ~ public ia- excel mt
re.rrercs city counsi3 al t oOz o.h ave. oe o's
-
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
WHITE MOUNTAINS

STONING1ON LINE.
Daily from Pirr 3D. North Iver at p cenncetins AZ
Pi.l5s. Vow and elegant drawing rom csls Ihi.OI "A
with foffci hang
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

COUNTRY B0ARD-First-class boarG N a
fam ly IN tlr dIinffrd vill,g Great Burring'
TN Mas htIlv 10 Mr n Is GOODALE West 2.d-st
r iloi, ~
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

VOTNTRY DOARD-At Now Preston, LiIch-
I re, Comfy. .. 30 mi lsies iide rjm dr nm
uies ak iru NarrlmOng Lake post once rh ro! soif
l.Uf moulain IHIi'D<
ruui taiio terms per TOR tho sslsoi hser."'t-
air DtsAe. II NsgTcf -ai-, No" Jr.i lis " y at
uod 286 .cAs ST. Drl0A or H. A. BennetL Ne"-fIeSo
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
Il r. BALDWIN. General
ERIE RAILWAY.

H SUMM..R ARRANGEMENT Of Trains tal-g effect MnnfHy
lime 4 So Prom ChamsoTsst DoiO- EUT IWenY-tllri
oDlOW.l
ga (1neinnati Gad Chicago Day Express DraWlhgo'n
Coaches 4, l,ifalo ANA ~leey4 Coaches Ia destnatol
lO4s m.-Express Mail Tor buha4O ana NAss.Ia FN'A
S,eepine o sus BrsdRe.
r. m-lDalyN .Pacine Express for the West sieepiny
through ,-sA.uertsI ise 40 Lieala t"4s Nih
cinuat.. Detroit and Chicago without cnanse
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

" albany ssd TROY iahdins at .san,s -
SeuUYLER from rier 80 n. X. FrankhDsl p, % a., -
NEDSh%DAlS. 0sd FBtDA1s y m ,fatei. - ir.,s.i
cork, wiI beItA. 81 ONLY - ~ t..AHs ~.
~ n-~uc@d rui~s -. ). w y q 49,. =,
sun DAY ExcU RSIOs. = m. 24th-st. "a h1dng AZ a.
Maabai,an.iil- a $40 - LanaIye - Ions iss~o Nem
hsexh % cn Pcugh Iifneb<ck, czskIl ueaHs
81 rrars srx.tS Al Sf) srn ting New.itax day.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
(yENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSE

~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WE-ST-Pass 'ngC
and rrieht station in Now sooto Liberty st Coune,
nj Sners le With South lraaoh r. Hampton Junciio
with Del Lack and est T. H. at lhslsbarg will Icing
and sasquennna Divisions aso with Leh;h Valley EaroA
furcr, Harrsburg pt~bu.yh AID The West. also
Central Pennsyivsnia ana New: York state
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

seriv. "a P4iablrgh, 600 snd 1887
n, md 910 y m dII, 1919 a. IA an . ~ W.; ~ aal.y
g. & i' hi,uday nn Nnshi lnl Btltl r, . ~ a. ii
iS Is nad 10 ~ p Sunday 20 a. M ana iVz p nL
pi adenha y, 10 GEO. $50, IL To- II 20 ll;Of a. i
II 4 I5 IL 100, SIi. 20 iO2I l. N run
ca lJ e 20 655. II 81 a. 3D. 30 ana 10 - p o..
ickcf oai,ss .2b 94i BrcatWay, NO As,oi HOUSE,
and foot OF DtsJrosses AM corr an"Vslsi ~"
roi'tn and A0s IL, ll6. aud 10 nisoh-st lioOoAeA
Euicrsnt Til get Otice 20. . a,ttr5 -pirc9: .n,
H. NJ. bOYlJ. jr, Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
NOR Rondout & Kingston, landing at Cozzen5

TJOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPKlNG-
II FIELD " EITk MOI NTAINS. MONTREAL ara iit r
mediate rontA steamer leaves ecA clip day snn,N IS
n TWENTY iilVl 81. r. l., Oh D. M c'nh''-
iI,g gitA special Aew llayel g boa 4seS e.H
Ain Al o'clock. Tickets sold nnd hag2a checked al -
Jrsduav. ~ Yors, anu 4 Couri-st, br99kiyn
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-17
Rerezatte Locals,

June 1st 1875 a son born to Rev E. NJ.
and, A. Chilroat
Warm weather has arrived
Plenty of old-tangle-foot around this
week.
DR.. Brian and fazily have gone TO Cham
bersburg, Pa, on a visit.
Mr.. Morey says he don't know what he
will do for potato bugs he has none
The School Directors have gone and did
the right thing once they have hired an as
sstant teacher for the Benezette school,
We had two sermons last sabbath one in
the morning by Rev l. Hollrn; afternoon
by Rev. NJ. Harry; some thing unusual for
Benezette.
Almost free. English's house caught
fire from the stove pipe, burning the roof
considerably, but by prompt action on the
part of the neighbors it was seon put out.
Died in Jay township June, I, 1876.
Harriet e. wife of Elijah BroOkins, aged
twenty.six years and four months. she
leaves q husband and three children to
mourn her death. Funeral sermon by Rev.
Il. NJ. Chilroat.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-17
THE CENTENNIAL.
APPOINTMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA COM
MISSIONERS.

APPOINTMENT OF PENNSYLVANIA COM.
MIssIONERs.
Harrisburg, June 1l.-In conformity
with the provisions Of the first section
of the act OF the Legislature, approved
April II, 1875, wherein the Governor
is authorized and empowered to appoint
five suitable persons, from different Sec
tons OF the State, familiar with the re-
sources. arts, products, history and
capabilities of this State, who with the
U. s Centennial Commissioners and
Alternate Commissioners from Penusyl-
vania, shall constitute and be the State
Board of Centennial Managers for this
State Governor Hartranft to-day ap-
pointed the following named gentlemen
to act in that capacity: Morton Nc
Michael, Philadelphia; A. e. Curtin,
Beiieionte; j H Shoenberger, Pittsburg
George Scott, Catawissa; Foster Viii.
son Mitchell. Franklin. Mr.. Scott is
president of the State Agricultural
Society. D j Morrell and Asa Packer
are the United States Commissioner and
Alternate alluded to in the above
section, and who, with the gentlemen
named by the Governor, will constitute
the Centennial Board for Pennsylvania
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-17
THROWN FROM THE TRACK.
NARROW ESCAPE OF VICE PRESIDENT
WILSON AND SPEAKER BLAINE.

NARROW ESCAPE OF VICE PRESIDENT
WILSON AND SPEAKER BLAINE.
New York, june 13.-The express
train which left Boston at 3 p. NJ. on
Saturday, while running at rapid rate
was thrown from the track near Ire
mont station, about four miles above
Harlem bridge. In the parlor cars
everything was thrown into the greatest
confusion. 1t was soon ascertained,
however, that no person was seriously
injured although good many Of the
passengers received bruises and slight
cuts. Vice President Wilson, who was
in the second OF the parlor cars escaped
without injury whatever. Speaker
Blain who was in the first car, was
thrown violently forward and a seat or
sofa falling upon him created a severe
conclusion on the right side, but no
bones were broken aud only one slight
cut was inflicted. Miss Anna Louise
Carey, the opera singer, occupied a
seat near Mr.. Blaine. She escaped
with a slight bruse on her right
shoulder. The accident was caused by
horse straying on the track.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-17
Pigeons.

The late fires in Pennsylvania have
driven away millions of pigeons, an
ether game. The New York Sun of
Monday says:
"To the west of Blooming Grove,
Pike county, are the extensive and
primitive Beech Woods, OF almost unex-
plored depths. In thsse woods millions
,of wild pigeons annually make their
4eosts. The fires having penetrated
this forest, the pigeons were driven out,
aud ou Thusday and Friday last the air
was black with large flocSs seeking the
low swamps that abound further to the
uorth Hundreds were killed. Wood
cock, patriges and other'small game
have been driven from their favorite
haunts into these swamps. The wood
cock nests have been destroyed in the
Blooming Grove region, and the sea.
sons sports will be both late and slim.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-17
The New Coal Read

The railroad that has been coming to
Ridgway Tor several years is we believe,
about to become a reality. The road is
an extension of the Bradford, Buffalo,
and Pittsburgh railroad, and interests
the Bradford road at Gilesburg, Me-
Kean Co., which is 254 miles from
Carrolton, n. Y. the northern terminus
of the same road. The engineers are
now surveying near Wilcox, and
probably at this writing are at Wilcox.
The intention is to use the P d E track
from Wilcox to Ridgway, striking the
coal road at or near Osterhouts tannery
thence running down the Clarion and
up the Toby creek to the Toby coal
fields. There has been great deal Of
speculation concerning this road but we
have it from the best authority that con-
struction will be commenced at once
and that the road will be rapid ly
pushed forward to completion. We
are also informed that G r Farley i:
the General Manager and that Ridgway
is to be the headquarters of the road,
and that the round house and machine
shops will be located here We only
hope the rumors may be verified By
facts.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-17
THE PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY

23,5OO aRANaEs-1,5 500, 600 MEMBERS
ENROLLED.
Washington, June 1.-THE head
quarters of the National Grange of the
Patrons of Husbandry, which ever
since the organization of the order in
1868 have been in Washington, will
probably be removed to Louisville,
Kentucky. in shotr time. At the
last annual session of the National
Grange at Charleston, S. c., in Feb
ruary last, the executive committee was
charged with the selection of new
point for the headquarters. 1t was eX-
pected that st. Louis would have been
chosen. Keutucy stands No. 5 as re-
CARDS the number of Grauges, having
1859. Indiana leads the list with
2,O27 Oranges; Missouri has 2,026;
Iowa, 1904; Illinois, 1884, and Ken
lucky 1859. The total number Of
Oranges in the United States is %, 500
with an estimated aggregate member
ship of 100000. The official history
Of the order, just published by the sec.
retary, shows that the total receipts
from 1868 to 1871, Inclusive, were less
than $4,000, while the receipts last
year we're S216,3S1. The order at
present has 500 900 invested in govern.
ment bonds aud $4,000 in cash on
deposit at the financial agency in New
York
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-17
DANGEROUS Counterfeits.

The only dangerous National Bank
counterieits of the denomination of S5
in circulation, are issues OF the Trades
National Bank, and the First National
Bank, and Merchants National Bank,
all Of the city of Chicago. These coun.
terfei,s are exceedingly we'll done and
calculated to deceive. All but $4,000
of the notes of the Trades National
Bank of Chicago have been retired and
notes Of all four of these banks of this
denomination are being rapidly re
deemed in the redemption Office Of the
Treasury, and no additional notes of TIE
denomination of S5 will be issued BY
these banks. The public generally
should refuse notes of the denomination
of SIS OF these banks, aud all Na.iona
Banks are requested to return all s.
notes issued by these associations, tt
the Treasury for redemption in theil
pack.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-17

As we predicted the cash system
works splendidly with our popular
oeighbors, POWELL & KIME.
There is a great throng there at all
hours of The day. Their large stock Of
prints and dry goods just now coming
in is the wonder and admiration of all
the ladies'.
A choice lot of Pastry Flour at
POWELL & KiME'S Try it.
Pickles. all ready for the table in
kegs or by count at POWELL q
KIME'S.
A nice lot Of Poplin Skirts at central
! headquarters. Ladies 60 and see them
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-17
Car Time at EsttSgtUttY.
Salt, cheaper than dirt at 2. Il KS
Cheese! Choice Factory, at = & KS

Salt, cheaper than dirt at Z. Il KS
Cheese! Choice Factory, at p & KS
f resh family Groceries, aud Canned
goods at p & Ks. The cheapest and
best.
The Sharon (Potter courty) cheese
factory receives about 1000 pounds Of
milk daily. 1t has over 126 cheese
now on hand.
Summer Clothing, for those Boys
and children, Linen, Alapaca aud sum.
mer Cashmer at p Il ks
Bargains in ladies and childrens bats.
Bonuets and Millinery goods at MAY &
SILVERMAN'S Williamsport Pa.
Some ofthc knowing ones pretend to say
that no apprehensions need be felt of the
approach of the grasshoppers to this Sec
tion, as they cannot exist further east than
seventeen degrees west of Washington.
Lucy Stone says its wicked to wear cor
sets. as Eva didn't have any. Now, as Eve
didn't wear any clothing, we presume
therefore, it is wicked for Lucy 10 wear
any.
at wasn't so very late-only quarter
Aof twelve" "IIow dare you cit there and
lRtell me that lic?" Il was awake when you
came in and looked at my watch-it was
abr ee o'clock" "Well, isn't three quar-
ter of twelve?''
Mrs. NJ E. Malone has tho agency
for Elk County for the Combination
Shoulder Brace Corset Adjustable Skir t
Sup porter. Call and see it. Also for
the Excelsior Shield or Corset Clasp.
Millinery goods, hair goods, Jewelry
Fancy goods, notions, Ladies and chit
drens cloaKs dresses and undergarments
wholesale and retail at MAY d Sill
FERMAN, Williamsporf Pa.
Summer Hats, all descriptions, the
latest style at ? q KS. Go and see.
They also have the latest styles OF Fur
aud Wool hats
The Freeport Neoc Era is responsi
bic for the following: 1T is to be OBJ
served of regular advertiser that lie is
a man who is pretty erre to be prosper.
o,s in business; generally stands A !
Npmong his uei ghbors; always wears {
oeau shirt; never parts his hair In the
aiddle; never postpoues his subscrip
ton to the minister until the las
quarter day, and when lie dies, sue
ceeds in being buried in first class
rose wood coffin with satin Innings and q
handsome silver door-plate, without
provoking a riot among his heirs.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-17
Rights s%'Citizen,

Of the Uniied States-How to e1ercws and
how TO perservs them. By Theoph,lus Par
sons, Ill. ID.
Containing a commentary on the Fed.
eral and State Constitutions, giving tn cir
history and origin, and full explanation
of their principles, purposes and provs.
ions; the pow rs and duties of Public Off
GERS; the rights of the people, and the
obligations incurred in every rela ton of
life; also, parliamentary rules for delibera.
tive bodies; and full directions and legal
forms for all business transactions, as max
ing Wills, Deeds, Mortgages, Leases,
Notes, Drafts, Contracts, etc. A Law
Library in single volume. 1t meets the
wants of all classes and sells 20 every body
! JONES BROTHERS & CO., Phils. Pa.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-17

On Sunday afternoon, 23d ult.,
fearful and sudden death occurred in
Somerset county, Pennsylvania, near
the town of Somerset. Four young
men, resident of Jenner township, were
on horseback riding home from attend
auce on divine services at Casebeer's
church, and were quietly proceeding
along the road when a storm came
quickly up. Several flashes of light
ming were observed, when one came
blind in its vividness. When it had
passed away it was discovered that the
bolt had struck and instantly killed one
of the party, named Edmund Herman
Mowry, the horse which he was riding
suffering death by the same bolt.
Mowry's nearest companion was some
what stunned. aud had the hair burnt
off one side of his head, but otherwise
no one was affected.
We notice on Powell & Kime's plat.
form an assortment of those celebrated
Gowanda Plows, Cultivators &c.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1875-06-17

A Most Useful Article in every
household is a sewing machine. The
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine, COM
bines in every degree the most perfect
machine yet invented. 1t is elegant in
finish, simple to learn, runs smoothly
and quickly, and what is more impor.
tant, is the cheapest. The Wilson
Macine has received the highest praise
from all who have used it, and stands
at the head of all sewing machi mes
Machines will Re delivered at any Rail.
road. Station 10 this county, free oi
transportation charges, if ordered
through the Company's Branch House
at 327 and 329 Superior st. Cleveland
Ohio.
They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application.
This Company want few more
good agents. A. Cummings, Ridgway
Elk Co.. Pa. is the agent of the Com
papy at this place to whom all orders
should be addressed.