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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22

FRENCH finance may be in a bad way
owing to the recklessness with which im-
mense sums of money have been lavished
upon public works, but the wonderful pros
perity of French trade and commerce does
not appear to have sustained any check.
During the last fiscal year tits announced
that there was an increase in exports of
146,000,000 and in imports of 100000, 900
francs. That looks as though French inte-
rests were tolerably active and fourishing,
despite the enormous burden of taxation,
and as free-traders would say the stringent
adherence to the protective system.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22
adherence to the protective system.

THE path of Republicans in England is
not altogether an easy one. Sir Charles
Dixie, for example was to be made Chan
cellor of the Duchy of Lancaster under the
Cabinet reorganization now in progress, but
somebody has discovered that his notions
about abolishing the monarchy are inconsis-
tent with the occupancy of that highly orna-
mental office; and he is, therefore, to be
given some berth where his peculiar views
will be less offensive. 1t looks little as if
the anti-monarchical talk in Great Britain
was feared by royalty.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22

EvKRy regular attache of the PRESS ie furnished
with Card certificate signed by stanley Pullen,
editor, All railway, steamboat and hotel mansser'
sill confer favor upon Us By demanding credentials
. every person claiming 20 represent our Journal.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22

THE total number Of votes cast on the
woman suffrage amendment at the election
in Nebraska was 89,06S. Of the whole num-
Der of voters, rs, 756 voted for the amend
ment, 5O,693 against it, and 1868 voted
blanks.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22

PROFESSOR Tyndall asserts that if a play
er on the ACCORDION happens to strike the
right chord he can render listener tempo
rarily insane. Same with the piano we sup
pose. 1t is lamentable fact that the play
er frequently does strike the right chord.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22

EX-SENATOR Randolph, of New Jersey,
, says ex-senator Mcdonald, of Indiana, is
going to be our next President. These for.
eign opinions on American politics, however.
are not worth much as general thing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22
An Obsta Gle to Marriage

THERE is still reenback committee in
Iowa and it meets at Des NJ oines next week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22

IT is about time for some one to say in
speaking of the works of Henry James, Sr..
That his best work is Henry James, Jr.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22

DIR. BLISS is reported as wishing he had
never had anything to do with the Garfield
case. SO do all Of u.s.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22

The New York Herald speaks of "Mr.
Medill, who enjoys some local celebrity as a
northwestern editor" Such is fame.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22

THE London Times declares that sWe can
no longer exist without America"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22
FRUITS AND NUTS.

Florida
IbarIx
WaInus Recans. FiIbertS Caslanas
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22

--.hn Moirs' Scotch Jams.
7. Cowireys Fruit Preserves Qn jars)
!" Jams
!" Jelli g Tumblers
Curtice Bros. Fruits in Glass Jars.
% 50 Cans
Golden Gate
Shaker Apple Sauce.
Sweet Cider .ellies.
b lied Chier.
Campnell's Jelleys and Jams in lib. Kegs.
Wine Jellies of all kinds.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22
Bargain
Counter.

OF course i'm a stock as
large as ours goods accum-
ulate which become sOiled
or damaged. In order to
close out everything of this
kind we have placed a c0un-
ter in our basement just at
the foot of the stairs, where
all such articles will be Of
fered at prices that will in-
sure a quick sale. Articles
which usually - II for One
Dollar or more will be sold
for Wenty five cents, and
others lin same proportion.
It will pay all to take a look
ut this counter.
OWEN, MOORE 4 co
dec1S diff
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22

HvslAsD imports 100000 eggs year.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22

we public
mer at of the
find
amy article OF REAL MERIT coming
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22

with
goods will be delivered PROMPTLY in of the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22
New Clover Honey,
Frye's Fancy Chocolate Drops,
Fruit Jellies. Jams and Preserves.

Fruit Jellies, Jams and Preserves.
I'm ir Scotch Jams
Tumbes r by m
JARS dard and reliable
GddenG just claim q
guarantee from
Samps il Ill
AtmOre's Wince Meat and English Plum
Pudding. Richardson 4 Robbins Plum
Pudding.
CHEESE
Our stock Of Gne Cheese
following kinds seiecI
Fancy Mid s ssgs English ns s STeTn gn
Nenth
All small will
by carefully packed
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1882-12-22

and deIiy
FREE CHARGE.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-01-27


The ''Oli Hickory" Is manufactured at
Louisville, kentucky, by the Kentucky Wagon
Manufacturing Company.
The quality Of the "Old Hickory" is main
tanned at any cost.
The "Old Hickory is built for strength,
durability, lighiness, and is Of graceful APP
pearan1e.
The "Old Hickory is us perfect as IL is
possible Cor a wagon to be built.
The superiority OF the "0d Hickory" over
other wagons is due
First-1'o the adoption OF that form or mod
elthat comprises the largest amount Of strength
with The least superiluous weight
sSecond--'fo the adoption OF That shape,
size, and adjustment of skeins, wheels and
gear, and thar arrangement of tongue, esener
and siugleirees that gives the leasi friction
and easiest draft
Thrd--To the great advantages the manu-
iacturers of the sold Hickory" have over
other wagon makers in location, situated as
they are 10 The centre of the finest timber re-
gion in the world. The company makes Sc
lections from the white oak and black hickory
of Kentucky, which are justly celebrated.
Fourih--To The great advantage Of having
plenty Of The best timber 10 work GU, only
thoroughly air-seasoned timber being used -
No irresponsible convict or penitentiary labor
is employed, but intelligent, skilled mechanics
in every department. The ''Old Hickory" is
made only Of one quality and that strictly A
No. l. We have them for sale on both Thin
BILE Sken and Iron Axle rEnning gear, with
or without bodies, for /. =, 4 and horses.
Every Wagon fully warranted.
CUTTING BOXES. Corn and Cob aud
Grist Mills. Fans and Cider Mills,
Harrows. Flows and Castings,
Dairy Supplies. etc.
Genuine Cucumber Wood Pumps,
Lined and unlined. with steam-testing
Piping.
NAILS. HARDWARE, HARNESS,
Collars, Saddles. Brides. Whips.
Spurs. &C., &c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-01-27

Made at Copake Iron Works, New York.
They are made entirely of the best
quality selected Charcoal Iron, from new
patterns, giving the necessary strength
with least weight of material, making
them the lightest and strongest iron beam
Plow in the market. No scrap or cheap
iron oftany description is used in any
part of these Flows, and our castings
will prove by their superior wearing
qualities and endurance that the best is
the cheapest.
They will clean better than any steel
plows, wear longer, and cost much less
for repairs.
For light draught our Plows cannot
be excelled by any and equalled by few.
We recommend the use of the Jointer
instead Of Coulter. The Jointer will
do the work much more effectually, and
keep in better repair.
Prices are the lowest at which that
high sta1dmd-ef excellence in material
and workmanship can be maintained.
Every Plow fully warranted. Salts
faction guaranteed or no sale.
Price List.
No. 6. Light Two-Horse, Full
Rugged. .................."".....Sl5 w
No. 3, Heavy Two-Horse, Full
Mgged...... .....................$l5 W
No. A, Th,W- Horse, full rugged, $16 90
Each duS plete Plow is furnished with
extra point and extra jointer point, and
a malleablc iron wrench.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-01-27

AND A LARGE SELECTED STOCK OF
GARDEN SEED AND GARDEN
TOOLS
PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, &c.
800 One, Q, and 3-Horse Minor and Horton
Plows
300 Farmers Friend Plows;
500 Double and Single Shovel Plows;
200 Wood and Iron Frame Cultivators;
100 Double and Single Earrows;
200 Tons Plow Castings for all patterns OF
Plows;
500 Pairs Trace Chains;
900 Back i5ands
800 Plow lIames;
800 Horse and Mule Collars;
1000 Plow Lines;
300 Sells Double aud Single Harness;
300 Kidding Saddles;
500 Pillow Brides;
1000 Cucumber Wood Pumps;
200 Coils (assoried sizes) of Rope;
800 Well Buckets;
1000 Kegs of Nails;
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-01-27
NEW CROP
L / M OF H Y S + ED,

GLOVER, Herds Grass, Orchard
Grass, Extra Clean Kentucky
BLUE GRASS, &C., &c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1882-01-27

Lowell, Mass.
SOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHRnR
dee l6-ly
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-28

H-w --EE EszuF--lE -Fr I-zsE-,s7g--Eszs vT-rs--E1
7H1CF-Es CEUEH sC-BzHE
EuEE -EAE FIFTT EEA-I.s ArD.


II CONVERSATION lhr uttfH- 5Ev win efr-
lz=- q lnis Es8aes Vtlc WIS burn and "a SD
u Eils'tasi1 i1E-C Eur o nov inward 1f SKY
years - BEe. me Fa9r tnat sTna-l-uHZ ms
made Is EuTiHETuTiee iT or midst brought II
Eiie suu7ecf u aDInHrIlinE fn r-4sTlz~r and r.
minded or ulE z-7end ~ -afbar sfrr-l1l X
incident which incurred Il ttjs .cnTIlruuTi5-v
when HE WIS Cul-e smHI ngv and which
mEE Be wu--n uHrTEEEuE. i saHTTfs 1fIur
2 nu1TfITlC cDILlr was -aCITz 1rrrc rtIF little
-a-EF q uu- tcv-r r 1nz time Indicated En1
lns- SUPERSTITION prevailed hH-R a. Hise-
TuerH- and DE~ evHU rH- prevail IT. s8nlr lH-
cElIrJsE 1uE1 # eiIii drsu 1iered VIII ~ liable
- 1hf disease wee passed fvH ur siT EIrnes
UudE- 1t1e hal'T q d8-Eev u-hH-v-Ess
EnoV-D rs 3 1scE that z speedy cure " z
sI--s escape ron lns d-ss fed se1u-rs v-Du i6
~ rr- -esut rs lU.E vuriS have II { ri1Tl-
EeT arrived ID r1yrE about rms time OF its
WY - EI--shurE- au6 as nc jiIffirUf-r was EI
pt-is.ilf---- ~ lEeuelIfC Ira owner ID ua-TIIr
l1s CZ-I8e--fT1lEaTl- n ~ 1-ieE she AZ ma was
properly secured iL stable which 1hHu
s1TI- OF rnH sTl- DrT occupied ~ 1HE v-R-z-
-11u q Mezsrs : 8ErkE- & BTo Hud n
-Uls pace O. -f1p 1ri 1-sr Of -tF town 0~ q
isast ~ rnr,=a whose rys-H--s fYa1 fair II
me pEDnee1. were brought Hrsr nm rr--nunr
lae 7ftzsacElgE-l process IT rauid Succession
e mEr ~ one Htde q the donkey passing
aaeL c1lii1 -rH Requisite uurlha- - times %
another mar OF chH opposite sids. 1haf meth
% ~ putting rbe vsuuu uste-s through 1he
y -1c-sss being as es5eIciEl u The cU-e o. pre-
veEtion q -hs disease Is any other uR-r o
programme Al least ana1 was tne vav IL
WIS done uu The nccEsiu II which ws refer
oUT informant nos being su-e bur IBE- ne
came r f0- ms siIE-s of 1he 1-HzemHr- and
vniis -na-e are M doubt plenty Of TeuDie
nov Gays VINO would iEurf & the strange
eoIf'et ~ those VINO preceded 1hsm more
CDEU 2 hgt cHT1UTr auu. u X & 4ant easily
dHm1-iS--I--ed 1hat il TINS enlightened are
-UltT a. many azU ~ found VINO take As
much stucE as tneir fU-efBthH-s 6id iu meth
o1s Just Is ridiculous fu- the alleged cu~e 0-
prevention % nearly Ell the Ills tha1 fesE IS
hsir o. a. rtle s-Eu1uIHc-uut u 6 wnu1ulnC
cough epidemic bv unH strange process vs
nave attempted 70 descriils Wuerhe- rfts
p .le- suuCtr f0- through Lne EiC o- hLr Jack
was obtained UT not or Informant was una
bic 70 say. being zoo vUunE 81 the time 70
uoIe rtiE -esLlr- but certain II Is 11Bt Il the
sc0U-us caaseC its -EvHuHs To- pB0- donkey
had about a. much tC Do with Il as EB iaau' s
ass or Ea-uuU's biz elephant The renowned
= IuBG
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-28

AI- -sAA- CF-zv-F-I-- died a. Eha county
GlIssllols= uL Saturday iasl- aged a1gu- -
=i--a. lie decreased came rr TINS place rom
= Eall lEs1E'vTT. 15IaI- county. III So and from
--H- -Ll1- q o. auuu- TWO years ago, WIKI lhe
EXCEPTION 1- -nE- v=E-S 6u-iDC winch E-
r3lu ti-Zla--l- occupied his properly ne
was engaged IL tie lute. business stroke
o. para Vsi- about two wears aru rendered
nm AL almost helpless invalid No man in
l-ie county WIS De-re- known a. one time
-uaN Dr. Waa and ne many good traits u
character mace lIu rH-v. uuuuig- as q EauF-
ll- q ana nruu1ht ulU large share 01 public
patronage. AI5-u-ruuE, however came uuur
nm aul ITTltC nm uf a. his worldly POS
-+ssi1Iia- Il Is VIE and crUwIi-Ip s0r and
lalEiilef suTTlvs him. and reside III johns
~rEr-r.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-28

a CITY EGToE euvE

fr,E : =Ilur -H-trr- nm a rz.-=-----
- = aNo1oag lasr zils f-s1 frsu al 49, -
zne o=azn- me dsT f.afu-s s. 7a-r--l,,--- - -
~ - laa- % ne -ffr-rre-- -5--- -
sIaua11Tsssz- us Isa--ls- Fr- - r--,---,-
= IIt- sIrTif-lnr .uudf-Inr FsT-- ~ -
FInars=zs =------ - -. - -7----i-s O -uE
--5.--- /. l- -H---s.- te1,r1sE vHH-r ssr--
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- T-- - ---l ~ sElcr Ha-ss' a. Cas-
- 49, -. p intllr- 7 know suuurr II
~" SEA e-rT editor d. ru- r--T- 7ss-s -
- , - LsI s-t 1heT ulals -aluahIs 1ss--s-lH
s------- ---f-7 vas tL.s uEv i was s-se
~ =- all-ulu- ar-aIle hiz tr-s-f-er. 49, -.
- - e -ls- Q --l1er-s- or s7rir-
. fhl4nl A-ul -7ez rr 80 -
-- - - li-e- and E--Ess~-al a renr - 15r
- 4--F,tilAt 2 ll---f IKE EIe eur- Es- prF
EnpT IE H5 ~ a. DC -a--..--s - 81. -
- =. = o. vno shu- sly 1hn- r5z 5sasf -
~ peHi pie -sHilz. fir-v- ,-s-zrl=.z= - --,-s
-- - p - r4tL1- 81 eus--=-i- FrFf-
1orTHTter- EciEsu-s and -fr Fs-5 60 - -
'll f--5i-5 nc ara lt be f1ur5 fr s-s-- -r- -
- ~ ne rssz @ lile ufEVH ~ r7a7sT.rHr-~-
e1l-l-- nl- -iie cary happening rfs v-ir-- =
ze--l-a lal rs-- iilE- -flt ID e-r.-e=z5r -f,r
-hs r-uusu- anE --ss-rrer-- --..----- - -
uiisi aIn-a- Esecrli--r -fs v-7-s- -
-4-s -li- cTet-zlIE load uf r.-r,7r,=rl.-I5-- -z
vine lnHE s-e -Hat- ~ me - sF------
ne uiieE mr. IsoFi}e -ns sElss-- - 81 - -
- n-arlila fnz-s- boards thaz tall -ile ~. a
--aFaa nm -iIs sEuc-ur n -s7e ----r --.-r
uays q -ne cry edf-u- are -r- rr s-r-..sT--r ~
MATER hgv ts-,4 IT, storm - 49, = - -
Ara 0- -I-cs-taC o. be n nrur- o. h7z sr4-- -
A-rt ne 4l-Na Et iltu-r s- lE~a 81 -lr rr.-f
-1it-aalEE -1f mus iBe aesIr-a-a -a- --Hte-a Il
p. - - l1oustft EuC -rE rEdz-uar- n ~afe-
Hle = ID course uIlst ~ formed win Iil-fr-.rr
ls-- ~ lL-i17lLftEe WH-G -r nj fe 1uE ser
45ii't IL EllEs- -te rrEEc- and result la-~rs.eY1-
aL1 p Eziese VllDU ss-reE A. i II -Iav n
-i-t 1n7te--F szTl-esseC fur-e wonder -IYs-
'7t tlifsE-e. -szu1Tzsi It-- srlr lu-la- es-Ea
lt-ess.- elilas ut ueU tuC eU-tT r-z-eE u- Faze-r
mZud II --i'
CssEs- Easly has psuned his larr zen. l.is fnst
49, A- tfetin -snC and I1ruri 1IIrrrG s-rI--ar- -
snr MS familiar Izrss-rrar-e F-T--..7- 49, -.-r
- -hAE-- lnHo eurlsls and us-v-F- fo-1lE tzr
Allif - mia liresH-' nIaT his ashes res II
tl-H L ALLt V7isi o. & brother scribe
C. : CL.zEE
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-28

EE ~E-l----E'-- rs Lr--E E--s=- s- T.-r-
On sunday ias- -U- ue~uuct authorities
vs-= Officially notified ~ -rz presence Z. TINS
o1rrrr- -v 7- liI-eH eases uf -1I fluent small
u-Z -1= an ir-HI ones being Young children
or Vt n Roberts. c0.u-aC- IzvTu- 1r -ra 1rr--
skirts 1- r1vU IN lhH East ward The much
dreaded disease seems 90 have been intro
cuce- by bringing n the house from Johns
EEF-- -a-l0uE articles G[ e.1-E5rr Infected
p d. -fa Wits and C-la 1-- ching -- rll Won
1H-Hr E- = u1- regretted now -f-a- -rz dis
ease mas T0--u- i0E --uHu- r n-~ midst i= -la-
-llE uiH--sH- U- -r- -ETui '- VINO f- -aEunu=r rrIz
1nr rs presence mas tTU- EH- r-=ear-G -Fiz orr-
sH-l1E- me ----= lI-lI- EIIf7 a---z az + ID
cent au-5 g wears 4 He= radrut@7I whose
sEs iz cn0U- the same age and TsIlia arpf
2 ~. E+uTiaCT. 1la attending Ttv=i1izr *
DONG al -u ufs power rU control -hs disease
Eur CONNIE r 70 IFS present I1cET7- and the
Tro1EnlI-I=s are rlEr his efl l-ls wiz prove
sJr0=ss-u.- The older bUv was ~aer7-z-sT
fHv vaHrz ago and a. e eo1izacuaucz me
B-laeE fz 00u--IG.-E---zI Iv ifutr- rur mis- -l.1-
cry assured A. neither 1- tr= 0-fz~= were
ever FHe-lI-rt--. Their chances are % course
nov 50 E.tia. enough the condition OF gT lE
much better Than could rs a--ra--.= rrr,5a~
eT-cu117raueas So dHuIu-sbiH The father 1r
me family works IN Eohus10v-r -i1a mother
lla- IIhC -1f EulGi i-uOE. Enr Euar o. rHr aH7-
lr-T 6s ave u0- afflicted with tn4 T77=arz. ~ 70
been vaccIHs.tac and s-e nov considered safe
rom -ne injection. The borough au-ho-7-iaz
have CuG-gTIrITl+-d the family vr-n0.zr r-rr4-z
WI ne -u.tT supplied and have adopted 2 ID
o-heT nHec-ul precautions % Cus1d a1a inst
ri1e srraaC Of the contaEiuu. Besides aHfs
ruS attending physician desires us -r saw
liiat he ehauces ms clothing entire nor far
ron the house before and after VISITING F7z
patients and aE no Jue but himself Is allow
20 - enter 1ne nnuEH there Is ever reason 10
none -ta- the iuaclE1mF disease v-iTI be r1u-
1uel 10 the three T5=-Ie WIN s-a
already afflicted WIKI IT. SOD grant that
sucE may prove 90 * The case
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-28

NV STORE AT EUETTEH H r Ff,a-7-
wishes 60 inform the readers N ene F-Fzr-r
AAcs and especially those living fr an
about Aurste--. -Ia- hE mas opened q genera
variety store y SAID village. into which Hs
has Just Introduced e large ana e.r1rf~.l-- r,..v-
hIucE ~ CRY goods boots. shoes Ha-z cans
groceries, lllvires etc. etc which ua Is de-
le-ulIneL lC sci Just a. CHEAP ss a~vHoav
can - q tHe same quality and hopes u
merit Eud receive e liberal lsf1e-s ~ --,-lF.f5-
patronage al Kinds OF country r,-n5-Ie-
AliL grain W.. be received IL exchange for
goods and lIle highest market prices III Ill.s-af
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-04-28

EAuH0ED FA-A1.rT1Es s.-The urnff,a- NJ
1afa- railroad accidents seems 50 b. fue-aaz-
lHE WIKI each Successive week ON last
A1lCey morning s. brakeman named T1r~
@ lllfrt was killed zr the east aur Of -nz
trai.1-zIU tunnel i appears rna- ms train
Oh rne hEnC Tls--r ~ which Seita-r was stand
IuC- broke ~ rt- point named aTlT -ffe- ne
fore 1ne r-7T7- section had gone very ra- zav-
era OF the cars became dats al7aT ana H-r
tEC No brakeman 70 manage them. -au down
-IE E-uuP 1acE tU rfa rear rtn-rfor 0F enc
train Seiber- either did ua- know Of tnz
danger, or = he did was too SOW in making
his escape ana after the collision. witch
caused somewhat ui a wreck. ne was found
dead OF me --arE. cHE wheels HAVING sever
ed Els D0cy about tte abdomen. His -
mans VeIt IaEel % Altoona where ne re-
sided for iute-mrrl-
efu the same dsv 1hs u1unrIad remains u
z man we're found on the railroad -~ueF az
Beatty station. q shB-- distance vvaS- Of a.
1-oae- i was impossible 20 identify him
and lnA only evidence about nm as rc MS
l1su-l-E was PRAYER book ir which was
written the name rf Mix Quinn ~
Eau DtHcE II Y and 2 iIri7r brown n 7Irfs-scFs
7 ~ remains ware taken II cha-u= snF -rur-
red tV the N eszui0rslEuC county zg--ifu-7tie.s
lin SATURDAY., Nm. Moore. 8 miner en-
rlrEeC hy 2 e1f-l company m ttieir mines or
r-lf tie. g Gap -aif~7aC- II Blair euur-v -nriF
rrip with some O. ms fellow v-n-ErBesr -
( 1ar-lile- 10 LlearfIeld county Il niiH rne-e
hH r1t drunk and about noon started or -he
cars lE ms return Ius-ea5 of zt0rr7ur II
taH mines as be ouCf1 70 hzvH done h. went
Or 70 LIUr1SvIlie where he got 1f and start
ed ~ Va-E down -fe 1-ack toward The M 7r,ars'
boarding house. uheH the engine OF the r-a7r
oFer1H1E MIN EugcEzc MIN iuv-u and cut Of
H1-s- =, since similar casualties are Of a.
most 1s-l 81 occurrence
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~ a. ToruEtov-n. Nay lz-
The z7-eas Fs-spaue1 SHOW exhibits a. Johns
town uI Huudg- uU--- Nay -s-.
Ii addition to r-Eudlv ere. o--aus II TWO
G~ear rings. EDL monster UeuEze-ie NJ one
thousand wIC beasts III Transported rr F1u-
--s-- fv-HT there is % be q r--a..- z-auE
free sF-Hee-rru 1r The Trades ut y T-Fr-rrv-- 0r
-ue day tI-aIlaIlc-f exhibits -ue-e. E.re-v -uv-r
lu -uH culu-v VII ur -sr-eHar.-ec n TINS rluc-g
--s--+v-- FIrfse- r..-ss5s .45.45-.- - -
E-e1 fs-ezT--z - '-'ie1Ts--z and LA De- EuoEiI'
WI bE presented ir -nt snow la-l6e This fr--s-
zuseracIs ts dez1--baL uz being -hs uae=- rr-ruus
ever upon Che American rf-v
The I0-eles- ladv IN -ne lauE nuE been sa.u-eE fc
rsa-s1ui-v me bsau- ful Easla-r F--anoe=s Ina
EHnEE- wEuu TEa-s describe more T.azu- -fu1
-nEu AIRY 1r tn1ss 1a-1Elaz 7-HoEe names Hr5 loves
eUbsilIsr lnH s1u-z NJ Persia and Ezssdo=-au B.
more lse-ter- -uEL LiE -rrlnHrr images ur -ue
p 1rf=r OF .vr- In rrf- g-7-reorrr r-H7-rs-sr---
H-iaI-a- TazvF-- L.a-il f.nHEt b. seen -aeIfIltns
r7-F ~ q g--r.--7--- 77- ssr-rv = r--.-s-.- - -
eF- OF -1is continent. whose embroidered ~ef~e-
s5--t - fr-l--7--r -rl r--i---.z= -----5 - -
e1l1-e- wells wi-i Iea-ile-= lf srUuz-Ii iIIeasar1f
l-.s1rrz-T-- --1..4-r -s r--- --57 -.-t 80
81 -lE Princess uuGI small Arabian horses
Ea1aue and u 1-u L7-lE follow. nce1ulr,1r-L 5r-
cavaliers il css-. l-Hll-. mount ed uuou
--eHls -u 1usl- housing -icr silver SPIN
Their Ia and Iai- -ulE lt t--e-luc the sun .
and ulelE. -Ef-H- o. FTt-r eu1zr7 suHrIE
-fizf-lTlz -D e7s-- r~sszl their s-rnus1 bells
II Ees-I-u- T-r -nE EU-r0- ut Lana EndEt s
1es7- r-I1u .- -r-F C-Eur E-f---a-. rr lavish ana
.lzE-L1ue F7le7-ssif- E-E seen -uH --ua-dE nT -ne
--za Ls1a- h1-.r. v.-r -HeT~ 6. lvz- 7a--l=-l-=z
or Cuz7I=s--laT --E E-E-au- and -lis -ar rue NJ
-ls C1u-i ~ Delhi. mounted urtuu sIer.lar.-s
cauaIz and 1-ahfer tlr-sa@ 5fe.7-s-sr r. ..-z----
--aETi-l-s- and Ha-lr-- aIG'- she -1-aI z5auda-5-
TIE entire v-sur -=a Ing q. -is f.r11- -fs r-Ir
whole rT-u She cu .r.ezrT- uie-l--s=-.-rr
an. .l7-H" 7ra--grTe ever presented ia -re Wrv
= 1-ll- -rau---- --E E-laIl i-r-~H ll hundred
9H1IzE-. dollar. u---E-1- .1u 1r.=5rr U
1-sT .a-s u1-aar--- ever r-H5ueaE fs- a-- 1-f-
1.-iur- and u itself worn rzLIes aI --vs- ~ Re
l..-. tHu.ar- l9- -ElE -urHE-r zr.ar-f0|r -r-a-
ssu-e5 daily. between -l.z H1r-- u' 3 and 10 e. a.
O .. Il 10
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The splendid new stock OF Spring ~

The splendid new stock OF Spring goods
lusl received 1E s BlumeuthaI 1-Ig FIav-
Sl..A -FHhue- AlinoTlt-1 comprises every con
ceIvabis style OF boots and SHOES and = s4rr
nl1 immense while II EIe matter q r7-Foa n
H-isl y al empty purse indeed shat rs71r1n-
meet lIIe Demand Ny 2 wants n distinct
- understood that he sells c,ssoDc- tiIar arv-
Ebl1 slse. and U1 prove 1He assertion ne -
1ers q al vino nave bought goods H---- 7,7,,-
large lot @ mems and bows vvHsr Al
su-ts and sizes, also OF hand
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SIATEs, EEAu-EE AFE LsT-srRER. -T-f,r.ss
q glr clEizens uesI-uus q selling staves
heading lumber etc n the ffr-l7 a. -
prices should correspond with M e = Ell
E pie- OF Pittsburgh, VINO Is al extensive
dealer II this material He has F.esr ~ a.
business Tor many wears and can give fhe
Desr O. references.
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OF shcse win weak lungs. shifting q blond
DrpIicsltls or kindred affections q throat OF
lllils s=l- TWO stamps For Dr.. l. z Pierce 5
treatise 81 -flfs= maiaCies- Address the doc
rJ-. Buffalo. n
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EelF- IN I've minutes Iu every case E~a--
ETuC- wholesome relief beyond G. money
VaiuH- Cure begins IRON first aTIlIf1a-f1--
and is rapid. radical and permanent ASK
1a- Sanford S Radical Cure. ComulHsa Tor
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Ladies v7nuaTIp-ecIatE elegance anf r71-ftr
are using PHrEsr's EaIr Balsau- II j. rf4
l'tat aElicte soil i0T restoring Erav EuIr 70 fts
n-lEI-ia- coiOr- beauty and ius1re