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Nor dream n heart behind TINT darkness
blects-
Not even f,r,.th shnll 10 friend to theo!"
Ju,lo II, 1851. EtSSr DnsscoLt"
TfIE 0i,n STORY.
In tho summer 0f 1S1D there fircl 1T Il Gnltl |
street bnnruing-ho1lan ln Dr0Dklyll, n. u,
Mrs. AuKlstn TnlnerlAiic, widow With II i.
year-ull daughter. She WIS MI accomplished
r!alist, ninl Instructed pupils ut THUR resi-
tencea. Stylish III ,lrrss, ainiahla III n'nii-
Aer, pleasing In appearance, md still M tic
sungnlne si.lu Of 10, Mrs. TunIerla,ie wis ut
traciivu to tho gentlullcn tu niarked dc-
gree. Yct ller bullnylnr to all, III stnted by |
those wilu knew lIer ut thti l'mc, WIS with
ont rcproac1s. She WINS thu effnlKcnt star OF |
tho boartlinE-llousc, al,d soctaf pnries In tho
evening were listretcas without licr. Mrs.
TnmGrl.ino lRt Il considerable number uf
pIntlo pupils, some Of them residing III New
York. MD 10 these latter s:.u .levatct 0ne
.!Ny In Tie week. In Eist rlfrty-stxs|l street,
near Fourth nynl.uc, s1lo iatl III II pupil tho
daughter Of Il witiuwer mined lsnlp1i Wilt
ley, II manufacturer uf stnyt+W,Esl', niMl MP.
rarcntly Il SUCCESSFUL merchant. llc WIS
then 10 years of a4e, tall, stratg,tAs tuau1t-
min pine, Il tlurk, military nhlstncise, brlntlled
with gray, anil l!e Ind II tsigliilsed bearing.
lie was respectful allA sllayc When tlc ceneageh
the FUR wi0w rs an iNstrnctrrss fur Ills
daughter. aIMl rtlnnrketl nj tlM tliHr, " l.tt'
your visits here he as to tho llUuse Of
friend. 1 n,it glnd TINT NY daughter Will
hayu Il lnlly tn tcAch her: NIL of them nre not
so." .'trs. Tnmerlaliu nlN her pupil wero
soon ~" @ m'.s" .,,"l "n. ,,,'.n;hos o; ] "nS
shoppea' ha !nelte'' 'e,-ctr'''h 'u''ealie.; a'
tha-llutta0it. exchanged letters.
Mr tttiflt.t flIn tpfa1nu. Stntnq. f+ayn ftpGrv
m: nv,,r,.,"c,,t m M ~ THAR fr"us,!in ] md frc-
"eny ae uIusi Msisl witt, @ ta s ut tie rian" @ iss M
escorted s M tbnm bo,lI 10 ilockaway, Ills mn,l-
ncr was respectful. cyet, ,leferential. to tic
y",sns widow for some months, md sll.'
began To Gsteetn lllil us Il valtett friend.
On tito 2l;ts. vi Srpt1lubur, tS1!, Df Ill -cvG,,-
iur whsu tho sunuer's guu was
gNlns ~ pa'tlns hlsses ~ u,o s'''n.
Mrs. ,f"'Ner!a,e was SURPRISED BY visit
! fram Mr.. Whitley to her rcsldeHca III
un street. 1'o ~ sa .lal no a' , lf'l''sasasa ie;
sohlo O'is'!csS W l3IuoK'Sll, a'it4' ''s at'ssI
xt r Dsi, m s %S c 1ro Afsr s s snr IN su was u 'o no
.,t .''''o ~ Wv ,t,,'. .,'.,.
ktn rp &svts,s to Goey ls. o'y s'i' fr 'Se te
ride" 1t WIS quite tlnrls WHEN tho wllow
I ist tHes ss! II sfs t or SG s swaii1 f Hs sf ,: Ms
'se a wa tr',E m IT. oyor s t,1u isas u II ~ GSo s"f
Wien alrs. iainerlanc e1lteroI. Sho WIS
Id to5 wi,iower. ctotEu9 Tia SppE WITH c,,..
phasis, sa5i: "WhNt Il charming srs.,,Wya
yn,, nrr" m nm, wns eyer strlIsk ,lrn,i lar
s!!sx s "; @ Ell s "; "a a; 'sa ss f;'' ] $ s {s
!oWA,l hS % sonaiEael t,!y,;,Sly, rs aftsr Ar
Dir, Whlley's col'Anrs Inward I,ur thai
evening ,r,W W'.s guntleM';anIy n,a tr.,;; ;
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William G. Powllatl md Miss Lizzie Wells,
l,oth N than tlraf ni,,trs. wern % mnrr1cJ In In
t,.a t,,'.,s.,. - q. ,,'.i.' ~, -. r..'.,
Lit lllltie'l al o'' ieter UNI 4all III oec0na
street, Hro0klyit, ono evening lust week. The
s,ropul II n lllc.l,bcr of tie firm Ut lluryey s.
pnwnnll. nrt s.a,,r,t nlnss wnr,,s 1t,tl IIuiisnn
a,.,',',o t,.a,,.,'" r. ts ..",, ,t J, = ,""''
ase'au' mto"nasn. 10 ~ "ntl @ ~ ~ ~, h;'''
tf et!ucnlo' AMI not moro than - years Oh.
Soon aftcr bis arrival III tllls country FROM
l.u,ufo,, n ycar or twO itpo In bcen,ne II
t.an,nr ~ oi,ss ,f ,innt ,.,,,+ns f., ~ isr,,,.
1t"ss. ~ ~ u s.ass u usal .tes ~, ~ ~. tt
ets AaslefA oi'llday.scho0l III th'a e,ly. oic
at hls pupils WIS Miss Wells, with Wllnul
lse thus first bccn1le acquainted, She WIS
ol,r IN Inn r ami r., s,rut mi, sim wna +
""'s :" ne'' @ W. 49, ~ es"n , VIII ~, ems n"s
seasH w. n''e u'ea htA' " tait WHICH ~"
sIr,ycd her henrsnx, '!tt iIH,ll tic misfortune
nt,c,tly s,.ut l,rr tn l,o educated In n l;uruio
,t",s ',a t"y,,t,,,i",, I.st Ma, a,' w,
ut ,"nv % fru his rItw IT, nronkiy,' In, I' an p H.
came Il Elulnbur nf Father Alaone's ChurcI.
nr NJ. Peter ami 81. pnuf.
sm.,,,, in I,.,,, o.,I ~ ,,-x,,,,,,t,,,r .,...,r
Ano,!t II" % ,'loes t1''a = spr,hKl1''S o. genie.
men lad gathered 1T the Church yesterday
when q eArrfnge drove IN containing tho
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Linljecs, Hyrantecs. Ardascers. Dnrnslnlls,
ntd AtnMocktces return Into thc ttrawInE-roo1
nf tho castlr, w1luru they afMl their latty friends
rn5ny th. .tntCel strains III tho ttnclnK-
mid musicians TIL tlnybrtNk.
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kUoIatad Cx1asutilaE.

Scented oanetIlAs qayo boon produccl By g
1thltsn gardener whn has bern tnEiQel 1n ths
experiment TOR years pAst. 0uly thtIao ti0wt!s
nf palo FUso huu pnsssas the perfume, tho Wills
aoWpEa retna1utuY purtvetly kcuutlsss. =
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THE CHICAGO TRmuNE SATURDAY 1ss1-s1xTEEN

.-2....---.--..,..@-
occo,nnnntcd ,,v tho hr,,le.s sister. who can
n..,ut rt' ~ e. NY ~ L. pn,nra
TX ~ ,,.n,a itsf",f ~ III,
.,s rs,s;in,,s'. as',', i"ris IN, $,rv ~ vnt
o s.r r!'tt srH;n., q eFss ,sss as !,,cs s""e" s'
.----.
1,OsT yttt; 1t1Su.
They Ind terrIl,ta ti,,iu Mt wedding tip
| nt pcterlUNtn tho otl,or tlnY, md which oniy
GOES to show tllo s,nnIlcst drawback will
| sometimes taltc tl,o stftrtntng out Of tho
swc1est occasion.
| II seems that tljo ceremony wns q worry
| grant( aifatr llutcc,1. TNern wore eight
bridesmaids, alul tho Church was crowded
| from hit to dome, ~ tho dramatic rrllEcs
| would sny. llut, wien they g0t ka tle proper
pnce III tito ceremony, uni tho Rrnonl began
fret.nu nrn,lntl for tho ring, ,,r discovered
TINT It wasn't o,, hand. After the 1nfnfster
hat. seow1e,, at ts,o mtseyu',le wretch for q
wttto the Inter detected TINT tho magic
circtet lia.l alppcd t'ro,tgI, Il ho1o III hts
| incket md worked .lawn into Ills boot. lie
communicated thu terrible fnct in q whisper
to tho bride, WHO ttrllc,l 'lentlty nale, a,,st
WIS only kept from fatnttne by the reflection
TINT they wnnil i,tcsttnl,iy G'1t tho strings VI
''et sntin GHeL ~ "asa Smv W. ,t' !, .,,,u
,,ore,i t5a tri,t vi III" ,rntner % tnnrs.,v mi
teri,ns ior llis plstoi, pnirr tic inlprusslull
that lllu miserable lnalt WIS about TO buck
out. 49,,
II can't. It's n my boot" explained tho
gro1hl ,!,ler lls brnt ,ls M xery IN n'.1r nlea''-
"rry aaul fill It uut. sp,nutow-liurry mi"
m.,nhle.l tlle preacher lehln,t lis bouk.
"lll try," gasprd The ylctlul, who wns
very siont: md ltc put ni,o foot on the GI'ai,. ~
ean itiskinE slutstniic jatls for tic rln9 with
his fnrcttnger. Thu minister m01in,,e,t tn ttlH
urgnlfst tn agtlcnzn nut ftw notes ta i|ll ~
the time. wlli!n r.t'ltoS riiplaly weiit tnrniis
Ind lust arrived proving tllat tho grc1llI hatl
four wives living tli TITO Enst already:
"ll cant rcae T." ttrna,,S ,,,. 1iie ''a'f.
"slt ,tuWM md taEe off yuur bant. you
fnol!" llsse!l the brides. t,otl,er, while The
brltle herself ,noaiel pIteo'lsly and Wrtllg
hrr hands.
down o,l the ilnora aiI.i Leean to wrest!c with
Its boot, which wAs naturally now uni tight
wllle tresl, runlor got Mhttar wnyto thy M r.
AS tho bnOt rnun, finally oT, is crushed
wca.rr ull!lenyorr,i, nlls,lecess[i,l|y, to lttle
trade tlollar iolG IN tle heel Vi i'ls stuck.
ing; l!oti:InE which ti.e parso,,, Mho , VIM ; .
Isl: ~ me .....,
time, uIy yollng frla,,tl."
partyot tho flrst imrt stafxln,g on oao loy,
trying to hills Ills wc!i.ve,ttItutAl foot u,itlur
tho tall Of his, eo.t md apparently muttcr-
Ing, Darn I'll" nj short Intervals.
i PRINCE IEoroLD's LOVE.
for.. tho ,m,l,iln ~ ,ota sn,,,s lin" ow,, H.,
was rcunrtwl tn iu p,,ruee,l to Miss May,laYu,
daughter Of thu Countess uf Kossly,l. No
l,mly seems to know whether tiie roturt WAS
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A correspondent s,ys: There Is nn llarpI-
ness IN marriage unless ttlor' bp entire Intel
lectuni sympathy nntl equality. X marriage
founded IN respect mid admiration Of mental
powers Il apt to turn utlt fur better tlnn tint
whicl, has nothing but toyc for It's fo,lrda-
tIo,,. Unfortunately. very bright Elrfs aru
',,,'. ~s ~" :r,,ctr hrfrntm,.xe Inn oftmn inls mi
WY; =. '.a u1'nt.es1 ~" ".'en s.4a ""s ~
outlet m safeas'e'' a snar''t'ess VI % SlE's'ee
att' perhaps toi!c!' of pedamlry' lllcy re-.
mnro or the world aul hu,ua, nature; hut
- ,,nos mt i,I,,ro ,",tfn II tosts mt oul,
u , "es .' , tIae a,n wn ~ a't''s s.,,,s ,. "r, ,.
n'a'ns INC lntent ulNe'elope,! puWels ~
men afraid of them, 4 moderately pretty
j,,i ti,nrn,rt,iv u,uinhlc rtri fl ctrl win nrccr
r",s sn,n - ,,,,"n"r ~ .ava I,sorrccuhic
ns.s ~, '"'o N"pe' -. h"sa "Haa'e'""'o
nertt nMkc no effort, anl still not
appcar n fool, il mt to 1uuke morc
hnvn" /, y vn,,,,r ,mo,,.a l.nrf thnm hrr clryrr
sis."s ~ ~, so"h " anis.r t 10 ,trnc.oJ v
sls.cr iler youthful aamire1 IS l1'1c,e" ,a, w
ltnr Innocence, BY her freshness. bot!l ol
character alul appwurat,cc ui,sl inlaEines him
sslf 1tanelesly. irrctrtuynhfy III 1--we, lie
i ,,arr1rs i,' IN s''tto uf the wu,u,nv of Ills
friends t'1at 'Ee u "too sonop' IS nappy lof
II while III her i,ilynryth; sweetness Ut llspf-
si.Ini,,--unlcss tint, tou, prove Il .leIus1on
mail 1, at,n rH -nt,1 1nfHr MI, finds mt t14 mis-.
ta ,',i, m,r,,u,,. ns H., nra,.a .,tInr h., rmni
.ahc. ie'""p'' ~ ,,,.. '.s el."s "."ei' ne 's".
Ezes that lle has abilities above the eonsinun,
inhibition develops itsa!f aud, as Ills desire
increasrs tn muke ],fs nnh,n kt,ow,, n,ua1lr
,nnn In t,,,,,a l,ima,lf viii, l.rrn fnm11v
'"."' ''.' 10 ' ...I''' -, .t''..,'..'., 1.'.'
niit! WHnhn wia' i!nH ncse'tcra,tft! !miU
! !nEro 1'la't!er ~ a!s Glauie', Mltti il'iav; .
anGts " ,neEts t!!e Toaa'' Whu' t. ~ a1
Mutes!, "Iu!t lih'G tceH not tall3 T. eut.
th1ilnii, NV hGih 10 n!l,l ~ tao
tliutSM'Mi Wn5s " Wn'ci! ~ c!esGI 'Mun'nn ~!
cMli nc', ~ hn1nla0Gts, l45,!ls s'n!,, 'aaa ln
C"tSes tAch.. inet.lotl. ~ t. taub ~ nsM
y tHl'G ~ m't.ats. sSpfHn!'st "a:.1I.'s ..:tIs
tmnk, ior youR nia 1 % 70 ~ ~ lose ,,r w,l -
n!nEilett Woh!M ~ GttItfh ninsfy ,sET @ ~
ilintter t0W aAleM H. "oIil M uiAo 70, n'al, t;cA
~ nssgss ""sp1'h tE H. H'u ,',, w .,t e.,n
frag f ~ eat t " , e n1ss sSo ~. tEgs". n;! x[
!rn1n ite attaek WILL .s e'!rnctef ! it ", IL
ri'Iv ~ f fu 11e !" ,v n.;, H. III Il nt, Mg NJ, ~
iE!,y ~ , t!.t T.. snU "RnIt u II Dti III IL. ~
ho 70 EGw l ws ,xaS II , Mf Inv ~ n,IIim wGi iot ~ v
@ HIT, s ts ~ roi ne,"1f a,ry ~ ~ II ~ t ~ WI .srr. @
tisn .MS ~ i.a} ~ MstnSs ~ ysuas ~ "'ser
% av" ,r nInt ~ ' sa .M iat ~ t,Mv ;v W,! m
EMa 10 aso aelr ss ,S,i Fry ! ms Soe IN thgy Y,
,ie % Wa5s , oi .s,!s ,ssi; w@et @ Wor. T., tt.I uoH
Ss'w 1ls VIII! datS at s,.iG poTaotI or "tnofi !!
ie unG5 tl9t III Lilo beginning. Ito most u.s.
slrea!y VIII later o!i' Every lIla!i iI1ltst nve
h1s ling, aild u u bellef 70 nMve
u ~ olltc nlhl ~ u0np "tH II More-
IL
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-30
: She Forgot Something.

A man drove up at terrific pace to the
railroad station at Farwell, Mich, and in
quired for his wife. She had eloped with
neighbor, and was about to take a train
for the East. "Thank goodness, I'm in
time" the husband cried, in great excite
ment. The bystauders anticipated a trag-
edy, and the wife covered into a seat
Here's your child" he continued produc-
ing little girl. "Reckon you forgot her
in your hurry. Now you can get off as
fast as you like" Leaving the girl with
the runaway pair, he drove away with his
placidity entirely restored.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-30
A Singular Divorce Suit.

MEMPHIS, August 21.-A double divore
suit, in which woman sues for divorce
from two husbands made the record of the
court yesterday. Adelina Harris, tall
but slenderly built woman, was married at
Tuscumbia, Ala, in 1873, to Daniel Harris
They remained there until 1876, when they
took up their residence here. Harris ILL
treated his wife, but they managed to live
together until 1878, when he enlisted in
the United States army and went to the
frontier. Several months after he was re-
ported dead. She, not wishing to live
alone, married John Duff, alias Wang Lee,
Chinaman. They lived together until
January l, 1881. She, hearing that Harris
was in the city separated from her last
husband. who took her watch and chain,
apparel and furniture, with promise that
he would settle with her for them but as
he has not fulfilled his promise she sues
for divorce from both men.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-30
Knocked From a Mule by Lightning.

We learn that little negro boy in
Macon county was sent by his employer,
on Friday or Saturday, to drive up some
cattle, and while he was returning home
with the cattle, some five or six head, q
severe rain began to fall. The boy who was
on mule, and all of the cattle gathered up
under a large oak for shelter. While there
fash of lightning shivered the tree, killed
the mule, knocking the little negro about
twenty feet off from it, and killed all the
cattle. The little negro was only stunned,
and as soon as he recovered made his way
as fast as possible to his master, and with
terror depicted in his face told him that he
was "under de tree to keep out oh de rain,
de debble run down in a streak OBJ FIRE,
frowed him from de mulo and den killed
all de cattle and mule and run off wild
dem,-Sumter Republican.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-30
A Dangerous Medicine.

LoNo BRANCH, Aug. 29.-There Is q
great deal of excitement here over the
death of Mrs. Kate Griggs, the wife of c.
r. Grlggs, the contractor aud lessee of the
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railroad, from
blood poisoning caused by using an ant-fat
medicine. The following facts were obtain
ed from the mother of Mrs. Griggs;
On tAe 11th of August Mr.. Griggs and
his wife came to the West End Hotel aud
engaged n suite of rooms in the Cliff, a
portion OF the annex to the hotel Mrs.
Grggs was then in perfect health. On the
18th inst. a servant, entering her room,
found her lying in swoon on the floor-
DR.. Hunt of West End was summoned,
but all his efforts to bring her out of the
comatose state into which she had fallen
were fruitless for long time.
Mr.. Griggs finally telegraphed for DIR.
Sass of New York, the family physician.
For while both doctors were puzzled, and
pronounced the case one of erysipelas. Mrs.
Griggs was very stout, and DR.. Sass, learn
ing that she had been taking an anti-fat
medicine, began treating her for blood
poisoning. In her lucid moments she told
DR.. Sass that she had taken eighteen bet
ties of the anti-fat medicine in ten months.
Recently she had became i'll, and had dis
continued its use. Once before Mrs. Griggs
was taken sick after using this medicine,
ard the doctor, after great trouble succeed
ed in giving her relief. He told her that
tainly cause her death, and supposed that
she had stopped using it.
The combined efforts of both physicians
to save Mrs. Griggs life were of no avail.
Surrounded by her mother and sisters, and
her husband who idolized her, she died in
great agony this morning.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-30
Notions of the first Settlers.

Mr.. w. II. H. Amidon, one of the first
settlers in the town of Chinatown, Wis,
and one of the most industrious, hard work.
ing men in the country, has been severely
troubled with rheumatic pains during the
past few years, SO much at times, that he
was disabled from performing manual Ia
Dor. Learning of the wonderful cures
effected by the use of st. Jacobs Oil he
procured few bottles and experienced
immediate relief Many others of our ac-
quaintances have used it and express
themselves as highly gratified, with the re-
lief it has afforded them. This king of
medicines can be bought everywhere
IAondovi, Wis., Buffalo Co, Heraldl
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-30
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE.

ABOUT
I15 ACRES,
having thereon erected a
GOOD DWELLING HOUSE,
with all required Outbuildings, the Barn being
entirely new This farm is situate about six miles
There is good water near the door, plenty OF
streams on the land, a good Apple Orchard and
other fruit, and will make desirable home. Price
1850. Terms easy,
NO. 4.
Isa Farm situate in Carroll township, about two
miles from Shermansdale, containing about
One Hundred Acres,
having thereon erected
Good Dwelling, and other Out-buiIdings,
"A well OF good water at the house and another at
the Barn. There Is considerable fruit on the
premises, and the land Is good and well watered
Price, $1,000, and payments can be arranged to
suitpurchaser.
NO. 8.
lsa FARM situate in Carroll township, about two
miles from Shermansdale, containing
seventy Acres,
Of good land, and having thereon GOOD
DWELLING, and other Out-6uilolinqs.
There is good spring near the house, and the
farm Is well watered; There is also a Good Or
chard "a bearing condition; this will make de-
slraDle nome. Price, sl,5Oe.
NO. z.
A TRACT OF LAND containing SIXTEEN
GOOD TWO STORY PLANK HOUSE. in good
order. A7- This property is located miles south
OF Bloomfield, and has on 1t plenty OF FRUIT OF
all kinds, and VIII make very desirable home
a party wanting small tract Uf land. There is a
running stream OF water neal. the house and a
well OF good water close to thedoor. Price $1,000,
nual payments ~ M
AS- For further information address the under
signed az New Bloomfield. Perry county, Pa or
caIl az his residence three miles south OF Bloom.
August II. 1880.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-30

eE-A horse in Vermontville. Eaton CO.
Mich, being turned loose in field where
some log heaps had been burned, selected
a pile of ashes TO roll in. Then presently
rain drenched that horse, and the action of
the water on the ashes that clung to him
made a strong lye which ate hair, hide and
flesh, and it was thought the horse would
die.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-30
Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster,

No REMEDY more WIDELY or FAvORABIY
KNOWN. IL Is rapid in relieving quick in cur
NEY AFFECTIONS, and ACHES and PAINS
generally, 1t is the UNRIVALLkD remedy a3d36
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-30

THE NEWPORT
New Clothing Housel
makes the clothes and clothes makes The man, nc
least they give a good liftin that direction.
our styles in ready made CLOTHING, for men
ana boys,is our pride. They are equal TO Custom
Work.
Now, all we would ask OF you is TO come and
examine our stock. which comprises ali grades Of
Clothlng from the cheapest to the best
We give you few OF our sample prices:
Our Hard Twisted Mems Suits. Coat. Pants and
Vest for $500. Our $3.50 Light C0lored Cassl.
mere suits. all wool, for s10 $40 Dark, all wool,
Cashmere SnitS.
We defy TO be .undersold on these suits. They
are the best sold for the money In America.
$3.50 Al wool Fine Suits; sl5 Fine worsied Suit;
s2D Fine Black Cloth Suits; e22 80 Fine
Black Cloth Suits
The goods are, In style and workmanship, equal
10 custom WORK, and made OF first class material
Our Boys and Children's Clothing
We have them In all sizes. from three wears nm
and sell them as low az the lowest our $50
Child's Suit Is a beautiful mixed light color Our
S3.5Q Cheyiot Suit Is a splendid thing Our s5 all
WOOL, Chlld's Suit T. nice and splendid. Those are
the best makes Of New York Clothing, stylish cut
and durable made.
Our Custom Department is filled with English
French, Scotch and American Worsted and Cassi.
mere Suitngs, which we Will made to order at a
Low Price, and guarantee perfect nt
SUITS 10 ORDER FOR EIGHTEEN DOLLARS
This Is a splendid all wool dark mixed Cashmere
Suit
For 800 we have ten styles of Cashmere and
Cheylot sutings our s23 Scotch G6eyiut sult FL" Is
the best thing ever sold for the money.
Our line of Gents Furnishing Goods Is com.
pete In every respect. Shirts. Collars Neck Ties,
SILK Handkerchiefs, Trunks and Vallses
HATS and CAPS. We keep the very latest
men, boys and children, which we will sell at
Low Prices
a, Now, We would say we buy all our Goods from
hrst nands Tor Cash, and manufacture all our
pettef class OF ready made clothing, which ena
@ Dies US 10 undersell all opposition, That means
we sell you better made suit for less money.
Money refunded on all goods not found as rem
resented Please CALL whether YOU wish 10
purchase or not. VIII be pleased to see YOU
ID. GANSMAN.
Fashionable Merchant Tailor and Clothler,
n. Cor Diamond Franks Old Hardware Stand,
NEWPORT, PA.
March 20. 1891
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1881-08-30
FIRE INSURANCE.
the turner's ana Mechanics Of Perry County


We hereby call your attention to the claims OF
The Farmers and Mechanics Mutual Fire
Insurance Co., Of Perry County,
as offering you good and safe insurance at Net
Cost. ' -e'
This Company organized and chartered in
l8I2, has issued over 1400 policies and has now
over Si9OO,t0O OF property insured; has paid
10 losses @ since It's organization TO the amount OF
s2,16224 has laid but one assessment, of l%miIls
Company the sum Of sl'2SS5s, which, with the the
premiums on policies Issued, has paid all its
current expenses and losses from fire. The rates
cI charged by the Company are but from 81 20 to
Years pei & souShna @ aosiarS OF valuation for five
other Companies make We claim that it offers
10 s8ua tne Farmers ana Mechanics of Perry county
following among other reasons:
IL is home Company.
ltinsureS only In Perry county.
II pays no large salaries to Officers
II pays no dividends to Stockholders.
II pays its losses promptly and bOnorably
ENSURES at lower rates than any Stock Com
:, itinsures no borough property, steam estab.
lishment or foundry.
IL makes no assessments unless actually needed
TO pay losses by fires.
Its Onlcers are your neighbors whom Won know
and are chosen by the insured from their own
GEORGE HOoBAUGH President
DIRECTORS.
NICHOLAS HENCH Savllle township
J. W. CAN'T, Centre township.
JACOB DUN, Spring township.
BRYAN GIBNEY, Carroll township.
j. ID. COOPER. Tyrone township.
TREASURER
HON. DAVID SHEIBLEY, Spring township.
Full information sent upon application to
90 w. W. MCCLURE, Secretary.
Z5-io Greenpark, Pa.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-11-26
PILES! PILES! PILES!
A Sure Cure Found at Last! Nc
One Need Suffer!

A sure Cure for Blind, Bleeding,
Itching and liberated Piles has
been discovered by DR.. William, ian
Indian Remedy, called DR.. Will
liam's Indian Ointment. A single
box has cured the worst chronic
cases of 25 or thirty years standing.
No one need suffer five minutes
after applying this wonderful sooth-
ing medicine. Lotions, instruments,
and electuaries do more harm than
good. Williams Ointment absorbs
the tumors. allays the intense itch
ing, particularly at night after get
ting warm in bed),acts as a poultice,
gives instant relief, and is prepared
only for Piles, itching of the private
parts, and for nothing else.
Read what the Hon. j. NJ. Coffin
berry, of Cleveland, says about DR.
Williams Indian Pile Ointment:
have used scores of Pile Cures, and
it affords me pleasure to say have
never found anything which gave
such immediate and permanent re-
lief as Dr.. Williams Indian Oint-
ment.
For sale by all druggists or mailed
on receipt Of price, $1OO.
HENRY 81 Co., PROP'Rs,
Cleveland O.