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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10

lowers, which we we're not near enough
to hear.
An old man, whose more than four
score years have not rested so very
heavily npon his shoulders, and whose
troubles have not given single line of
bitterness to his handsome face. He
is clad in a soft, white garment reaching
to his feet, a sash of heavy, white wa
tered silk about his body; on his heao q
white skull cap, beneath which one
could see his still winter hair; on his
feet red shoes, embroidered with golden
crosses, and on his hands thick knitted
half.gloves that reach to the fingers and
leave the pontiGcal ring exposed. The
Pope walks like an old man, leaning on
stick, with which staff he emphasizes
his words as he talks.
At signal from one of the secretaries
in attendance all the company rose to
their feet. Then the Pope, with as
pleasant smile as l ever saw on an old
mans face, walked down the line at his
right, stopping to speak to each person
as he passed.
One by one the company knelt as he
approached, and to each he gave his
hand, that they who wished to do so
might kiss his ring. Most Of the as-
semblage kissed this symbol OF power
devoutly; for all the Pope had pleas
ant word. Two sisters of charity, who
had come all the way from Paris to re-
ceive a blessing, prostrated themselves
and kissed the embroidered golden cross
upon his shoe.
Having made the round of the cham
Der, he returned to the place from
which he had entered and, raising his
hand as signal, all knelt down while
ne, with upraised right hand, pro-
nounced a benedition, in a clear voice
and purest French.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10
Inclined to be " Slippery"

A little squint eyed Chicago boy
pranced up to his mother one day and
Ma, hain't I been real good since
I've begun goin' to Sunday school 2"
Yes, my lamb" answered the ma.
ternal, fondly.
And you trust me now, don't you,
ma 2"
Yes, darling, ",she replied again.
Then," spoke up the little limo.
cent, "what makes you keep the cook
les locked up in the pantry the same as
ever ?"
A strange look entered that mothers
eyes, as she endeavored to solve her Lit.
tie sons deepness with the heel end OF
her slipper.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10
A Romantic LOYe Story.

A recent French paper relates the fol,
lowing In the oasis of Feriana, in the
regency of Tunis, dwells wealthy cadi,
who possessesa lovely daughter, Miriam,
or, as the Arabs call is, Meryem, by
name. Her brave young Arab sheik,
Ahmed Bou- Merriam, belonging to one
OF the best families of the Aga-lik of Fez,
desperately loved and askedin marriage.
The cadi consented and the day was
fixed. At the appointed hour the ardent
bridegroom made his appearance, ac-
companied by brilliant retinue of his
friends and followers. To his utter
astonishment and indignation the cadi
coolly told him he had changed his
mind about the marriage. What the
cadl's reason were, whether he had mere
ly heard something to Ahmed's disad-
vantage, or whether, as in the case of
young Lochinvar, another suitor had
bid higher for the damsel's hand, does
not appear. At all events, Ahmed-Bou-
Merriam was no more disposed than
young Lochinvar to take no for an
answer in such a case. He drew his
trusty cimiter, called upon his retinue
to follow him to the death. charged upon
the people of the cadi and the defenders
of the danor," cut his way through
the tents of the women, seized the love-
ly Meryem, placed her before him on
his faithful steed and went off like a
whirlwind to the land of Djebel Mandra,
leaving thirty-two dead warriors Of
Feriana behind him to testify to his
prowess and that of his friends. The
whole region is IN in arms, and n
'"goum " of 600 fierce cavaliers, at the
last advices, was in hot pursuit of the
eloping pair.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10
Crossing Niagara on Tight Rome.

Slgnorina Spelterini, the rope walker,
crossed the rapids below the suspension
bridge at Niagara on a rope stretched
from shore to shore. This is the third
since Blondin. She appeared on
the American side dressed in low neck,
short sleeves and silk tights, car
rying a balance pole weighing forty
pounds. Crowds thronged the bridge
and the Enclosures at the ends of the
rope. AT $50 Spelterini ventured on
the rope, advancing in a slow walk to
the center over the boiling caldron. A
tumble would have been death. Still
this fair girl, not over twenty-five, had
nerve enough to sit down on the rope,
and make the ladies on shore turn their
backs on her in painful suspense. Then
sprinkle OF rain came up, when she re-
sumed her dangerous journey. When
she came off the rope her brow was
covered with big drops of perspiration
she seemed dizzy. A large man re-
ceived her-her employer. "Ze rope
es sleepry," she said. "I mos fall. Ze
contrac says l go back again. Sail 2"
she asked, in broken English. The
people all said "no, no !" and so the
manager was satisfied.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10
A FOur.Armed Child.

Ellen Shelton, colored, was committed
to jail in Elizabeth, N. j., for murder,
ing her infant, one year old, by throw.
ing it into q well on the farm of John
Miller, one mile from Westfield, where
the body was found. The child had
four arms and three legs, and was thus
recognized as the one to which the ac-
cused had given birth year ago. The
child had been missing since last Sep
tember, and the mother said she had
sent it to doctor to have the supelfiu-
GUS limbs amputated. She now denies
ever having seen the child. This we'll
has been constantly in use, and the peo-
pie of Westfeld are greatly excited over
the discovery.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10
An Audience with the Pope.

Our cards told US that the audience
would take place at twelve o'clock.
noon, says traveller in Italy, giving an
account of an interview with Pope Plus
IA, and we were to be at the palace at
IL 80. AS the clock of st. Peters struck
the half hour we alighted and were es-
corted by soldier of the Swiss guard
to the grand staircase leading to the
Pope's apartment. At every landing we
found soldiers in brilliant uniforms and
halberds standing ready to direct us
through the labyrinthine passages of tho
palace. 1t was well they were there, OF
we should surely have lost our way. Up,
up, and on We went, counting the stairs
IN our progress and finding when we
reached the door of the ante e-chamber
that we had scaled just 235 steps.
AT the end of this wearisome climb
ing we came to magnificent room,
long and lofty and gorgeously frescoed.
Here and there stately footmen in the
ropes livery were moving about-fne
looking men in crimson velvet and bro
cade. One of the "fne gentlemen I"
relieved us of our wrappings and hats,
helped us to arrange on our wrists the
dozens OF rosaries and other articles we
mad brought to be blessed, and ushered
us at last into the audience chamber.
Ihls room was no more or less than
long corridor, with rows of chairs on
either side, and a comfortable armchair
at the end opposite the entrance. A
lew people, mostly French and italian,
were already waiting, and by the time
for the audience every chair was occu.
pied. st. Peters bells had hardly fin
ished Ginning for noon when the Grim
son curtains at one end of the room
were drawn aside and Plus TX. appear
ed, surrounded by small suite of car
dinals and other dignitaries. Every
body knelt instantly, while the
stopped to make some remark to
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10

Why? Not because It was not well built. but
t was wrongly run. Thousands Of men who
nave run down long before their threescore
Ind ten years are accomplished, might have
,een renewed into sprightliness and vim il
hey had tried the well known Peruvian Syrup.
which contains among its compounds the pro.
oxide OF iron, so combined that it sssimilates
With the blood and invigorstes the whole sys-
EN-. This syrup has proved efficacous in
OF cases, and will do everybody
rood who uses it. All druggists keep it, ~
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10

Pimples on the face, rough skin,
affections cured, tue skin made soft and
smooth, by the use of JUMPER TAR Soar, ThaI
made by Caswell Hazard & Co., New York, ID
the only kind that can be relied on, as there
are many limitations, made from common tar
which are worthless. Com.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10

The intense itching caused by certain
diseases Of the skin is speedily allayed by
dLENNs SULPHUR SOAP, which entirely re-
moves every species Of eruption, is perfectly
safe, and far cles and more effective than
any ointment Depot Critte1ton's, No. =
Sixth avenue, New York
Ladies Of forty who use Hills Hair Dive
seem ten years younger.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10
We notice Leland's Sturtevant Houso

Broadway, 2Sth and goth streets, New York
have reduced their prices to meet the demanc
of the times to $3.50 and "a per day. beside,
they give their guests the option Of living OF
the European plan, charging 81 per day ant
upward Tor rooms. Being located within
walking distance Of tho principal thesters ant
stores, it is very desirable hotel for strangers
visiting New York to stop at.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10
Long and Rapid Rides,

An English Journal, commenting on
the feat OF Mexican in London riding
fifty miles inside of five hours, gives in
stances of Englishmen riding long dis
tances in short space of time, such as
that of Cowper Thornhill, who, in
l745, rode two hundred and thirteen
miles in twelve hours. Another famous
horseman was Bernard Calvert, of And
over, who in 1921 left Shoreditch in the
morning at three o'clock, rode to Dover,
visited Calais in barge, and by eight
next evening was again in London, the
riding portion of the journey being 142
miles. A much more celebrated man
than either was Sir Robert Cary, who in
1903 rode 400 miles in three days, in or
der to be the first to convey the news of
Queen Elizabeth's death to James |. in
Edinburgh. Finally, no less o person.
age than Cardinal Wolsey is said to have
owed his first rise in life to rapid ride.
In 1907, when chaplain to Henry VII,
he went on mission to the Emperor
Macmillan, then at town in the Low
Countries, and returned to London in
two days from the time of starting. 1t
was accomplished chiefly by rapid riding
on the land portion of the route, but the
ride carried the willy churchman along
the road to greatness. 1t must also be
remembered that all of these rides were
ordinary potting, on bad roads, and
mostly unprepared for. In 1881 Mr..
Osbaldiston, at Newmarket, rode 200
miles in eight hours and FORT two min
utes, using no fewer than twenty-eight
horses and in October, 1871, Mr.. Wilde
rode l27 miles at the Curragh in six
hours and twenty-one minutes, using
ten thoroughbred horses. Thus the feat
OF the Mexican, though remarkable, has
been several times equaled, though not
with the same kind of horses.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10

Do not suffer with nervous headache or any
form OF nervousness. Mrs. L. NJ. Jones was
cured and has cured hundreds. Send 10 cts.
for her circular 2. o. Box 1850, NY. City. .
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10

A want has been felt and expressed by
physicians for safe and reliable purgstive.
Such want is now supplied in Parsons P,tr-
gdtiue Pills.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10

Henry X. Bond, of Jefferson, Maine.
: as cured OF splitting blood, soreness aud
~esS'e ~ 'he stomach, by the use OF John.
sons AnodyIe Lininent internally.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10

These are the times when canary birds
get loose, and the man of the house
scratches his legs climbing from limb to
limb and tree to tree af.or the nimble
pet.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10
The Tell-Tale /" D."

Larry one morning gentlemanly look
ing fellow, with evident marks Of hay
ing been on " "tare," found his way up
stairs in the United States army recruit
ing office in st. Louis, and introduced
himself to some of the "boys in blue. >,
He invited them out to drink, and de
clared his willingness to buy whole
whisky store for them. He gloried in
being newspaper man, as special cor
respondent, and feeling a patriotic de-
sire to avenge Clusters death burning
in his breast, he wished to doff citizens S
attire, don the uniform of a soldier
brave, and be dispatched Immediately
for the far Northwest. He was told to
call again at nine o'clock that morning.
He did SO, having fortified himself with
several drinks. In order to undergo the
doctors examination, he took off every
article of clothing except his undershirt.
He had fine physique and appeared in
tirst-class general health. He passed
the doctor, and was Just laughing with
some of the soldiers at his good fortune
when the man of medicine (who had
been given the "tip" by one of the Off
cers) approached our friend and asked !:
"What have you got on your left
breast?"
Nothing" the man replied.
"Let's see" said the doctor, and he
lifted the undershirt up, when the fatal
brand SD " showed itself unmistakably.
The man protested that the mark was
not cd at all, but the remains of a
disease he had contracted. He was
dismissed, however, as incompetent to
join the American army. He was de-
serter from the British army.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10

An accomplished Indiana girl calls
hay "grass q La moved"
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10
IS Years Of Hopeless Suffering

WHEN WRITING no ADvKRBse<. So,
nsps IN skts EsIaE.
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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1876-08-10
IN, R,TTT'1E:sIII'Ial'UIT. .R. e

DIR. ,. a. SHERMAN respectfully notifies the
afflicted to beware otrdyCling impostOrs who going
about the country selling imitation appliances and poi
mixture curative mpOund raudulently pre-
tending TO furnish his method and thus endangernghe
lives and causing irreparable injury the unfortunate.
He has agents. nor has he Instructed any in
his business DIR. Sherman is now in Chicago, where
those interested may consult him in person. and reap the
benefit ofhis experience and remedies For his address,
see Chicago papers. Principal office, Ann Street. New
York. Books with kenesses of cases before and after
cure, mailed on receipt of 10 cents
, 1876-03-28

ring fir iein aufidaises Senebmen ber'
por3ubringen uuBte. Sour %ieitlpdrts iob
er, nm at perber9en, baB er erbleid)te uno
feline i3dbne ith nit leiiem &nirI6en
arieinanoer rieben. 9tutbs Iufmerfl am>
felt wuroe oa9eaen 5t iebr ourG ooS
Subrmerf ielber uno oen un9eborianen
8lit a~efciielt uno ba 2otbar 9letdIam
uupiafiirlid am l3isel ieines BferoeS
riB, oaB oicies unrubis plroe, 10 l4ob
lie feline gelpeelng oeiien oermeutlidem
Sdelten 3u.
0ortieeuna folat.) }s.
, 1876-03-28
Gbrtitopb bpn gGnio's Sugeno.
SibliOtbef.

@ebunbea In Bappbedel a Is Gents. W2ii
Vfu8ltn,6iiden q 90 Gents. @ana
.a4. WfuSlin 25 Gents.
4sinride spn @id,enfe'$, ~ie err iur Grfenntnit
Bpttes fam.
Der @eibnad,tsabens. Cine GrsdbIuns iua, Deib.
nabts9el9ent fir &inoer.
Scr @oienSfpte. Cine lntersIante GrsGhlunq.
Der Sanarienpp9ei.-GpGs Spbannisf6ferHeu,
Sluer Gtjohlun9en.
Ole Sfereier. o.. lt--
Die 5ppfenb itben. Cine gesebenbett aus BEN
2eber eites ariften Torfa Shulebrers
8nfhae,iIs. Cine Gel9i9te Der hriiliden gor3eit
SdS . nmeneoebd3en. @ins GrSablun9 Dem Bill
benben 9lter ~9epiomet.
Rpfa Don 1~eanensnra. Gine Gsi@i4ts oes Utter
tbunls.
@enofena. Cine Der i96nfen unb rtbr.nbfen ODE
iblbten hes Iltertbums.
Die Gddtt9an. Gin: intere1ante 0eI9tnte.
Ipbert, Der 10 atienfnabe, obsr: Sas Inbenfsn
ali Die Wtuthr.
&nbpfs, Der Wvsmanherer.
&feben Sr3db ni,gen.
Sdnneton une Mmaits.
Die eaiblumen.
emma BON Ginfenheim, Sosr cott maat Huss
gut.
sBiibeim Sen. Gin s.f4i&Hiass osmarSs.
SGs Der creme 8inS.
Gas EGubdDen 1as @aubfdtpR.
Der cute 6rieern unc Der b6ie 1tetrid.
ole Srafm. Jnlia, coer: &inbli9s 2iebe, 1reue
@pttfriss, Der iumse @tmHeslsr.
Der @briftbaum.
9ie fieine &dutenfpielerin.
GaS 3dmmd,eu.
6ern0nrp, Nsbensssiaidts zines iunssn Grafsn aus
aupfermim,en ums @oiSaade. Sas sosel.
Rar9dretba BiImdben. Die sBalefdpeue. Dae
ot. ssnersbrana maNsreutb a.a mb.tn.
DER 0tamautrins. SaS MarienbiIs.
, 1876-03-28
asensen pertanst!
Cast A0rift! Cast Adrift!

Gin wutetsss esttenRhd su rem bsrGsmtsa GSrsfsa
in a BarsRoom." ron 3. e. Artbur. Das lest
uup erbBle BUD bteiss sefsiertea sdrtltisls y - alan
lsap tAultrtrt, elegant 8ebuMeeH, INTRO AZ 2aulsnpsn pei
tautf. es mtre Opn ben barpcrTa9enpfeu @erlpneu una
3eitunesn bes faness auf bas @lnfiefe b~eurtbstit.
Cine Seibt1tc ppn Bsrbrshrn aab Sslsihieuneea; n
unlerer Oittts, pttpt 81 pr r~utiefen 9ersen lprebep
oer. Wtoraittdt. sswirten ate yeisBe. @seutea, wel8s
.Man-Tlap" psriduften, mafsu ~mtnbetens nod III.
nal 10 nisl Gremplars sieifs Sukss r~srfaufsa.
ebensbeidbretbun ess SerfIfTers, NIT fetnen
gOrtratt in StabIfit rirS stntm Itsea Sabfrribentrp
gberrei6t. yeitrs;tenhe eireIlare unb 5pibe NIT ben
Seetneanesn msrSsn frei auf &nirass sgienest spa
8. NJ. Stoecar: u. &c.. TItItibers, 7S3 Sanfsm
StraBs, peila., ga. Tiuni4ep;
, 1876-03-28
Giuioe Qlte Griin0e :

1.-gine neue grRnbuns. sranoIt& sesssft
unb seiitert burd patent.
e.-Madt einsn pO~tIfsmmenen aad.su~.
sIeib auf bsioen Seiten, an ausn Nrten bon 6torss.
3.--9autt leidt, ianft, 9srGuIalos uno rai&-bsRe
6 OIL btnGtipn bon @i9eni6aften.
4.-9auerbaft-lauft Sabre lans cbns gspa'
~voturer.
5.-8erri@tet allie Grten BON Irbstt
unO Sanep @d5ereien in elmer oor5i9li9eng9eiis.
6.-Sit fir ben Nrteiter lebr teibt 3u a n o.
9aben. Die 2Guse Der slide fam regulirt merber,
rpGbreno Die Yaaiajne I'M Dan9e 1T, uno oieie fam
NIT chem Saoen periebeu msroen. obne nGB oerIelbe
o0rd) G6@er Ju 8tbeu bat.
s.-qlau siuia9, itunrsib, elegant, irosm
Der Std o Dus ben Gebruud oun Gu9 96beel 6eGEs,
Rotorp Cams uno 2eper @rms fuymlrt ,utro. Dat Den
Automatic 9rop6eeo, nsI&ereine 9Iet&.
mGBiBe 2&u8e bes Sti6es bel ir9snD
elmer 0ei@ inOi9fsit F4ert. Dat unlerel
Ieuen 3 hreab Controller. pstber cine sletG'
mdBiet SelpesuhG Der |eeoIt=@ar ,rIau6t uno eiHsr
8erIebun9 Oes 6aOtWs p%orbeu8t.
S.-GonitructiOn d II s eg i r9i6ltig uno oVa-
troet. ST f~abrijirt bon ben geiHtfteiten uHc
err abrenfen-I rbeiterM in Der b~srubmwH
Reminstpn Mrmorp, S"g,, U. D. %bilaeelposa
Cffcc: $40 @beiftnf @stsaGe. 2W(7lnaG.
, 1876-03-28
&Datt'S 2ebemS'8 alian,.
Gin meDi3iniIGeS gEunbcr,

Npeundttsm mud, Neuralgia, 9ttt In tbrent ten
stadium, Scrpteln, &pnies- R~rapfbeit, @rpitpslas, a,ts
Ssi3wure une pie tGlinnften Jdle ppn Slattr antpet.
purm &c. &c. ptrb tufts 9eftmmtefe burp bielen &bnis
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