Latrobe Advance from Latrobe, Pennsylvania • 2

i I- i iiaaaisaasaaaaasssssss.s.aasaaasaaaiaaaattaMtstSsa- I 1 ii The Latrobe Advance. i If Li i 5 Qaekaehw vrtth Pravlnirsfowii Pain. Rocking Chairs, Tables, Picture stEasles, Mirrors, Bookcase! Sideboards Tables and Chairs. (Hall Racks. BESTFOODS aJt LOWEST PHICKS K.

J. STADER, 207 and 209 Depo Street, Latrobe, Penn. Weary, Tired Felin, plalneflnatton to Labor, Seatoty and Hib Colored Urlnet If you have any of these tronblcwyoa may be sure you have Kidney IMsoase- Aro yon blUooat Hava yon Jaundice Do 3 you have asallow complexion? Areyoa troubled with constipation If so, you have La ver Complaint and ahonld ravd thatoUowinfteatlmonlabit iacfr Ache 5 Mas. Chas. HaTHOes, 61 Pearl St, Banfor, baa been very low with Kidney Diseaae aha baa been confined to her bed lor soma uhm, Had a constant and lo- tense backache with all other symptoms of Kidney Disease.

Her husband bought Brown-! Barsaparllla; ahe waa cured by It, and Is now In better health than for I years. Her friends say Brown's Karsa-S parUla saved her life. Joan PHtixirsof Taylorstown. Wut lng-ton Co aayi: I had suffered dreadfully -from Stomach and Liver trouble and waa reduced to 117 pounds, when I commenced to nse Brown's tsar-S saparilla, and now weigh 140 pounds. I eonalder It thm beat Medicine fever awed, and had tried a great many, without re-; lief before taking- Brown's Sawn pari I In, Toa may refer to me whenever you please.

The railroad men of the United States are among the moat capable. Industrious and faithful of her citizens. To them At all Drugsriistt I.OO. DON'T take Bometblr.R else Avjl WABnBN Si fole S-f own IIIbbatra lhrrtat nd t.uny; KaWm. for Tbnml and Luilg TMtblea tbla rwraedy baa bo equal.

It ia gtmryntrrd ta cure ctrtummiilton la fimt stages, aud rvn ia advanced atace of that diseaaa It nlleves ymnUug and tudm-M leep. I'ou may have aeouzl or a cold at any limV, tbere-tjre hounehohl, ep children hiild be vitbwit it. For ll lUti of tba throat liirigj aud chest, crvtp, whoopins mtiuit, hoaroo-ti(M, cipiuing bloi and all pulmonary dkeanes it baa so equal. Trepan only by Rht nuialic Hymp Jar anon, Miih. Ask your drain: U1 lor it.

For aalrtf Jt. yarMlllaa, rh. U. English Spavin taimeiit remove alt Hard Soft or Calloused i.inii and BtciuUbea from horaea. Jilood Bpavln, rb, Sweeney.

King bone. StiBea, Ppraina. all Swollen Throat. Couicha, Kt5. Save a of ou tnHtle.

hold by MacMilUu As Iru-Ut uurobe, Pa. 1 Oc 1 For ajiuinbes of years I have been subject to violent! attacks of inflatnma-tory rheumalisin Which generally lasted about two luontbal On the first of this month I waa at tacked in the knee and suffered severely jfor two days when I procured a bottle jpf Chamberlain's Tain Balm and it relieved me almost instantly. I therefore inost cheerfully recommend it to those -who are similarly affected everywhere. II. D.

Whitley Manindale, N. 1888. Mr. Whitley is a very prominent man in this place and his disease waa very widely known as he su flared such severe pain W. M.

Houston Merchants, Martindale, N. 50 cent bottles for sale by Jno. MatMillan, Ph. G. impure lilood, Ciune of Hbeumatlnrh.

MOW lTHlol l.D BK TBR4TIDTO aKPCCT A rCRHA. KEST CCRB. The aupreme importauce of purifylog the blood andofreDtortngthediteaaedllverand kidueyi to healthy wtion haa lBeed made this aut ject one of great study, tha raatilta of which have enabled ua to preaent to the Afflicted. Hibbard'4 Kheu-matic Kyrup, a eombiaatiou or the beet known remedies. Prepared ly Ebcumvtic Syrup Jackaon.

Mien. Sy curua unprecedeatod it has proven ita right to the title of Tb ratet lilood Purifier ard Kidney and Liver (V re ever discovered." We challenge any nifslirloa to how an appreciation at home like that which baa been poured upon Hilitmrd'n Rheumatic 4y up. SCHMIDT BUILDING. The Largest ondj most complete YVine, Liquor and Cigar House in the U. S.

ESTABLISHED 1836. DIST, LLER JOBBER a ktt MHjt coiifCTions mtmvttmt Offlnr, Sl Kloor ltltrs' ltuUlfC. Depot St. XjXy3lJ JJaIuyK 1'kkTxiuT 1 vi vjr.r ixisg aisi Oflif 1m ilm Munlt lfl Hnii.itos: ftrs-s siisiSu Pi'hvfcviyi- a nrwa'AiTY. (.

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I. CRS ANDERSON A BLAIR. rilVMClANsi AKD I.stsi.bs, Ta, Ol ICF. i Aii.i. rio l'li Jti Hr.

tnint. I nmrit linens' Ki a. m. lo lU'a. Il.wat i ji.

p. M) m. Fhyfeician and Surgeon. -j or ru dm iEror strkw. iatkobr.

R.J ROOQERl' i iLOCX DEPOT JTIHT IATJ3II TeelH extracted Lv the use pf tbe late improved electric insUurneiUs without extra charge. i JJ J. BIERERy NOTARY TUEllC, PFAL ESTATE AKD INSURANCE GT 808 LIO ONIER STREET I LATROBE Justice of the Peicc SHADLE eUlLDING, DEPOT STREET tr ii I. U. STAHL, Plaster and Con- tractor, Latrobe, G.

TriCKsnAt lat occurred the one huudrelh anniversary of the death of the brilliant Benjamin Franklin. A ftrintejv editor, philosopher, wientirt and Mateaman, his memory will live through all ages. He was great in all and when be died, as an admirer of hitnj recently said, he left nothing to be but rounded out hit career befWeJ death." It in but fitting that even this modest tribute should be paid to the father of American printers and editor. He was the pioneer who laid the foundation stone of what now a grand and lasting and Lis memory be kept fresh in the ttitielrf ol his disciple of this dsy. Voting Franklin wan early apprenticed to a printer, and 'after a varied career he-started his newspaper and almanac in 1742.

After a time he gave lip his newspaper work and devoted himself to science, with such "success tht before he was fifty ho hud written works (tint made his name celebrated And caused his election to the Royal Society of London. He went to England on a diplomatic niiion, remaining eight years, returnfng home in 1761- The breaking out of the l'untiac war, he again entered into polities, and was elected te the Aswi-mbly. Franklin was again sent to Kntrland, where he reuiained until shortly before the break-ing out of the Revolution. When Dr. Franklin was sent to Franee in couipany with Arthur Read and Silas D.

ane, he was received witlj such honors as had never before been vitited on any At eighty years of age he was at the height of his fame. On the 17thof Upril, 179), Dr. Franklin died full of years and honors. Kx-Pbesidknt Hayes made one of the best speeches of his life at the meeting of the Loyal legion in Philadelphia last week. Of the history of the organization he said: "The Military Order of the Loyl Legion had itexrrlception on that saddest day, at the conclusion of the civil war, when humanity throughout the world was shocked by the death of Abraham Lincoln'.

In honor of that illustrious memory and of the great cause for which we had fought, in recognition ot the affectionate friendships which had been inspired among the officers of the army then about to disband, in historic recollection of the Society of the Cincinnati wljich had embraced the officers of the Revolutionary army, it was determined to form this order. It waa the first of the military societies which followed, or rather accompanied, the close of the wr. When some time later the society of the Grand Army of the Republic was formed, intended to coto prebend all.of whatever rank who had honorably served, no antagonism was created tois, nor was any reason seen why, in its more limited sphere, this might not also be properly maintained. To the Grand Army of the Republic we have always fully and cordially accorded as its rightful place the position of the great representative society which includes and gathers into itself every association of that whole American army which subdued the Rebellion." FIRE WHisllE8L LiatroKS Merchant! Tailor; 208 Main Latrobe, Pa. A full line of Foreign atul Doniestic Fabrics, comi.stingof tle very latent CHEVIOTS, WORSTEDS, imaMmse interests are Intrusted, and uwuiuieiBw, sboaid make lltue or no rrresa.

fa their dally toll, there la eallpd good jadt-ment, hoaesty, ndeUty. qalekneaa of Aaoog-ht, hand and eye, and eoupled with theae, they are required to do Immfiw amount of labor. There little or no orlt eonneeted with tbe bnlWin and rnalntAinlnar of railroad 5 that doeo not bear heavily on the Kid- neyf. On th track, in laying- rails and In RfadlDs; ta the chops where the mar- velaua engrinoiR, and palatial rara are pot UiaruUier; In Xbe baceace room. the 5 desk, on tbe senttnes, or wherever the railroad man jnay be, his work opens a path for Kldnry tronbio.

Railroad men tUerfcfore. cannot full to be interested In the Utoinentiofa roan, wlio, for 40 years, haabeen arosidmasteroathebigBoetoB AKIikiBeRallitiulndnowhaTlnaciiAnre a of oyer rflO miles of roadbed. Read th foliojwingi f-. Jse auii, n. jaay to, tfin7.

Gentlemen I have ned Brown's 8i sarmtllla for Kidney and Liver troubles, 2 and can truly say it haa done more Dor me tli an all the clot-tors 1 ever employed, and I have bad ooci.til to require the servloes of tbe physicians in the 5 8 lat. My wife boa been jtreaUy oeneatoa Dy iti urn. nwr-sctinUy. 5 A. Smith, Boadmastcr Uoct on Majne R.

It. br-ttli for "Just NOT. AUo a full line of sain- tA rer.s. Satisfaction as and Scouring jCall1 and see stm-k ill 2 elsewhere. i i HARMAGY Derry Station.

BOOKS. Brushes. Brushes. Brushes. All Brushes.

All Brushes. All Brushes. Brushes. Brushes. Brushes.

PAINTS. Knives. Knives. Knives. TOABCCO knod t-n AND CIGARS, constantly in stock.

95 and 97 5th Pittsburg, Pa. 1 pies from the best inanufac to workmanship and vvlce 1 wise will receive prompt attention. 709. Cleaning, Repairing neatly ami promptly done, and learn prices before orderi 1 All order-! received by mail or qtlici 709. LARGEST LINE! LOWEST Spring IICHEH jflODEL JnoJacMillan.PtiiGr7'" 1 Latrobe and BOOKS.

BOOKS. Counter Books. Pass Books. Butchers' Books Grocers' Books. School Books.

School Tablets. Fine Stationery. Buyers of Clothing ar4 invited to call and examine our sto Infoni jialing their Spring lur-chast. Great variety of Day Books. Day Books.

Day Books. Ledgers. Ledgers. Ledgers. Bill Books.

Bill Books. Time Books. X8TABLISHSS ifJ7S ctta a.rixK. FINK STOCKDERGER, PROPRIETORS. SI CO por year in advance Till I.ATROUE ADVANCE to published every Wednesday morn I meat tl f) per year in ma-pattern wiloio the County, end II.

7 ontekle the County. New. lus. ami advertisements niuid be sent In uo later Uiita. Tuesday luoruimf to insure insertion.

BAT KOK AIVrRtIEMENT All transient and lel advertisements SI.HB per ini-h hr linrt nueniua. and 5o renin per liwh for eawb sule-q ito-ul insertion. Administrators' and executors' nolM ea tM'U business notices ten cent por Hit Utr Bret lnrtkm, live cents per lino for earn tilHieiieiit Insertion. ftpM-iaJ rales on 1 i- played to rim from to IV mouth, will be given ou application. AiWrw 11 coinmiiiiteelioos In UStL all KBKRGER, l-airobe.

Pa. should remember thai Tns An earn: baas lare circulation and vt- utity whlfh make it a firnt-rlaaa medium for local advertising'. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2JV 18 Ami ft long session th Pn-American Congress has adjourned by adopting a recommendation that all controversies concerning diplomatic rights, boundaries, territories, indemnitles.rightsof nar-igation and the validity, conatruction and enforcement of treaties between the countries represented be settled by arbitrators, whose award shall be compulsory. -e In many ways the conference was not success owing, perhaps, more to it want of authority than anything Secretary Blaine, who conceived and carried Into execnlion the idea, of holding ftuch a congress of Republics, said of its object in his addresa of welcome: "It will be a great gain when we shall acquire that common confldence on which all international friendship must rest.

It will be a greater gain when we shall be able to draw the peeple of all American nations into closer acquaint ance with each other, anend to be facilitated by more frequent aud more rapid intercommunicatioiK I De the greatest ain wben the personal and commercial tations of the American States, Noro and gotith, shall be so de-velopedysmd so regulated that each shall acquets the highest possible advantage fpx the enlightened and enlarged intercourse of all." This conference was authorized by an Act of Congress passed in 1888 and was composed of delegates from eighteen Republics, the, territories of which touch either Pole and comprise the whole American Continent, except the Dominion of Canada, the interests and populations represented are almost Had France and Switserland participated, all the existing Republics in the world would have taken part iu its deliberations. Three tongues, English, Spanish and Portuguese, were spoken by its delegates. Colon xl McClurk, of Philadelphia, waa down at Washington last week and i as Uatial had his eyea and ears open. What he saw and heard is interesting, but perhaps the mosT-ititeresting part of the long Jetter he wrote his paper ia that which gives the condition of the nation' finances. The caustic and talented Pennsylvanian goes right into the subject and says.

"There will be no surplus of receipts over expenditures this year. All the general appropriations are necessarily increasing from year to year. The Dependent Pension Bill will swell piions up to at least more likely 110,000,000 more; the repeal of tobacco taxes will reduce the revenues nearly 130.000,000, and the expenditures are thus certain to be increased from to $00,000,000 with reduced revenues of nearly making a dif ference in the aggregate of from ISO. 000,000 to $00,000,000. These now inevi table changes alone will make the ex penditures fully equal if they do not ex ceed the revenues.

There ill be no tress. nrv surplus even under the now imper ative orders for economy as a party ne cessity, and for the defeat of the many questionable or utterly profligate schemes which came here on campaign promises. There will be no subsidies of any sort. Steamship lines and all other interests which have been misled by whispers of will fail, sim ply because the doora must be closed against all new avenues to the treasury The battle will be desperate when the trial comes, a many of the speculative schemes which paid liberally for prom irtd favor, have devoted friends in Congress, and the fear of the leaders now is that a combination may run away from their control and compel the President to save the party by the veto power. The recent Mississippi floods will make it difficult to cut down the River and Harbor Bill, and the leaders now under stand that when they shall have halted profligacy wherever possible, they will le likely to bankrupt the Ex-Presidint Cleveland in his reply to the attack of a New York newspaper, aaid at least one thing with which we heartily agree: "I do not care," said he, "how much I am critioIsCa-'for my public acts.

That la perfectly legitimate aud I recognize the right of every man to differ on pub-lie questions. There" is a line, however, It seems te me, where criticism and abuse should stop. The man who Invades the privacy of a family and indulges in coarse and wanton attacks on pri vate citixens is no better than a highwayman. He places himself on the level of the blackguard and his vulgarities can have, no weight with decent people. There are teo many newspaper editors that do not recognize the line between legitimate-journalism and blackguardismand as Mr.

Cleveland are no better than highway- are as gi3L A 8TKIKB on the railroad i o'le feared ard it will not come if the soreheads en Doth sides are left in control. Birthday Booklets IVIen's; Boy's and lvister Booklets. PAINTS. PAINTS. Your attention calletl to my HAT which will be fotind the NELLY BLY and other ixpular styles of Soft Hat.

DERBYS in all the latest Spring Shapes. Our "COMFORT" Derby is the mwt comfortable hat on the Market. All the latest novelties in fino Neckwear, Underwear, Hosiery, Fancy Flannel Shirts, etc. Inge line of TRUNKS and VALISES. Paints Ready Mixed in Oil, Pure Oils, ''Varnishes, Woodj Filler, -Turpentine and Leads.

BEST GOODS! PRICES! Children's Suits. 4- F. NAUGLE, 709 Ligonier Street. Gold Medal Flour is the best and most reliable Family Flour on the market. Knives.

Knives. Knives. Scissors. Scissors. THE BEST CIGARS AND E.

C. RICHEY, jj. Farmers, we are in shape to do your mill and grist work on short 7 's I i 81 5 Ligonier Street, N'uturo la CoaTulaion IterrHic. Volnanlc eruptions, cyclona, earth-quakua are awllilly a)tJ treiiieoduomly piotur-ewiue, but acareely ilcMratile emulate in action and effect by the almintxtratn remedies which produoc coiiviiuod and aKony in the abnormal porttou of the nimaii frame. Much ia the effect of the old faattlonxd violeut purgative happily falling more au more in tllsuw, aud of which llontetter' Htotaach Bitters ta the whole, aomn, pleajvtut aud fitT mure effective nui-ceila-noum.

They weakenekl the Intostiuea the Hit-tern tnvigoratea them, They left the liowels Inactive, becauae tneapaj-itated I'j enauing fertile newt. The Bittern. ou trie contrary, and because, it enable, not force, thin to a vaxt' and fortunate difference perpetuate their activity and rejfulaiity. The liver, aa the kidney aim are easily rontjuera, alo, rheumatism. is beneflcially Ktiuiulated, iby this medicine, which I rualara, rrounma aud DRIVE AWAY nftPFPSII Bilious i vawsJWS) Bkal Vln vsrsrs, riiaUon, i'oor Api iite, aud all evils arisina: from a 11 iM, tnti.iul I i ness, Ton- JU ver Ketrulaior ta.

trial jwtUea free at MacMillan A (V. Family Drug Store. "ft ta stranaw that tn? trasbawt. who pridaa him- aetf oa hiatidy appearance. can carry snmncti cidiKM dirt.

And mil this iDaatutea oould bm avoldaa ha would oa Wolfi'sACrilEBIacking on Ma abnaL and rat be 4T ia the Boast Draaaing kn um wurtd lur hi 1 Chang a Pint Tabl to Walnut A Poplar Kitchen" Prtss to Mntiquo Oak. A Cant Rocker Mahogany. Be what oanbadu4 with 20O. worth -wC Si KAKEbLPH, Philadelphia. CONSUMPTION BRONCHITIS SCROFULA COUGH OR COLD Threat Affection Wasting cf Flesh Or amy ZNao-raw tefcevw ih rkrtai mA Z.Mg re lmfianted.

Lack Btrrnfftk or Aerws vom eaia mm rHiemtd mud Cured EUgygiSBOIVi PURE CODLIVER OIL With Hypophosphltes. PALATADLE AS MILK. Amk for roll's ISmtton, mnA let eos. ptmnmlimm or aotfoiMtton indue row to meerpt at awbsfffwra, Sold by alljDrugglsts. SCOTT A BOWNEChmlts.

N.Y. i office for any work of this ca.ss is unequalled by any in the County. 5-in. 6-in. 8-in.

and 12-in. high letters. Write! for Sf ieeimens. Fink Stockberiger J. STAUFFER, AUCTIONEER.

ITiivincroniiidersMe expsrlciH tn the Imnnesa and unrid by my friends, l) have dHiided to offer my services aa auctioneer. And I iruarantea to satisfaction In both work aad prices. feb-36-3m J. K. STAt'FFEB, latrobe.

Pa. PILES. tnstanl rttf Pinal rare ta dara and never return. pnrwev sJt, mm suttpository. HntTerwr will Irarn ff I rvnMd, ran hw ilili niirin iUTtut Jt Qo Hmmm a UMist.

lx i'arkCts AT ONCE, Guod men to solicit for nir rat-class Nurse ry Ptork, Ob salary or comui paid weekly. IVrniauent employment (rnaranteed. Outfit free. Previous experieuce not required. We can make aauceessftii salesman ot.tof anyone who will work and follow our instructions Vnl for tarma at ouo to i JONES A ROUSE, Laka View Nurseries, litsulioa tab paper.

If foaliue Posters H- J. S. Wakefield Son, A NI Real nlicl GOLD DAL i Prescription Uruggist. Oriarlnal Preparations. MwMltlKn'sCoixF'ymsi.

4 MarMlfrr.n'a Cntm Curs, Mst Culd Cresm. Mai-SI lean's Itbenmatlc Cure. Mki'MllJan'i JaltiKkM 0lfer. W-Wlljaii'lTrfh Millon'. Camr4iora4H rrsmpf'ure.

AKD IMPHOVKIJIrKtl.lTKjS CITRATE-or MAG WEftU." JNO. C. COR. UGOMKn AKD MAIN fTdJ LATROBE. PA IEKNriY.LVAK.A UAILKDAIiV A- Kl, IhSft Wm'KCK AND fARi.

Miles. l-aer. II III 1 2 1 SI 7m titmbe to johdstown litnitieto lAlniti. Ia I jit robe in-aMer llrr.l to llittshphia llr.e to Hslilmore-. I i.

vs IU.1 I 7a. Ihr lime nnn 11 11.. ii 1. t. rtsrd time.

lily esfuniWwi tlrketo are sold tn all the prttt-cll ifeHweeu ltuiimrirb and A Hir.na and are tor two days. hen mM on Sstnr. dsy they are fA in urn on Monday. 1 be rsi-s from lrolw to the flHrwiug points ai4 rntntmr and return. i an 0 VhpX I lU nr and rerum.

Itraridork and rtnm 1 Irwin tii) and rtwrn 1 4 1 rrvurw l'rry and lllamville morn. 'W loreuee a nd retnrn.M lotinslown sod f'nawon ad return 1 Altoona and J.I!,"."' 1 S7 Kali Train leatea lindmA. I'sy Enprvse loaves Ix-rry iinw. teare 7.ra 15a aa 1V MM 1 in m-ttip mm rn-rni aa leaves I.atnle. l.itat..l...i.

I levn.ii 1. li t. A Past l.lle Vi.m 9 Ml IB) joimwss f-lft, and hf.u S- m. snd p. m.

i Oyster Kxnresa- lewvsa a-aa We-tern r.t pr t.J4 m' Johnstown Aee. leaves lstnt- m-yi seine r.spre eares Istrot lerr ipress taves Utrutie. IM V.y ra-Hjeri 4 Mi ni Ft Line, leave iJiin'Aie. sr. On fi MiAV; trains leave Ijiirol 4 Man a.

10.: 4 Wt. A3 and Ve i. m. VJ Uesljrii I- Miinnt. nsiiT Ol) 1 IO puams.

points -n thf.re.if. Or Ul tske oat 1. i.f... iw f-ficpotirv po'iits west. a a.

The Police Cazctto the only tlluwrnted psper In the world eontalai ii.r sl the Isiest sportm, Njslo. k-ir. Itsrhernr 'Ink K.m rwnsrtord he t.h.mi I. Ii m.k frtei.d, TehlreW It snes. M1ll in snv s'hlnw.

In h. I i.A seeurely wmppojl Wei-ks Ut l.lm. n4 1 it 1. iriiis nsnipif i opy. RH'IIAI tRD K.

rfX. Iranklln Pjiiar, Vr Toik City. IfiOXir.li Vlt H-v Jj sn sfier A 1 w.ll mn tralna fouihwwrd. "JAT16.VK. I "TlLaard.

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Is.x. r. r. 1' am Ml 17 H(7 i'7 'JI 8 III llr() -S4 3-1 )ri Tt wet rwsvlile I Wl.O- KlliF-t-l l.ns Hriave 1 Idles Hd I Pit fh lis 1 tgronler iv 177 is .1 tr, cm ,1 in ll IN Hi tl lr. 1 J.lS 1 t-5 e-4i a st.

IMS 1 '13 til (lTt I VIA All Mutton S' Auk Mstlonc Trsins ev.ime Mh the P. as Willi Johnstown Ai1. Heat, lwr hinn m4 Msillrstn Uti, ll.f m-itMrt. ttu ls-riy Ii. fires Wiiii aiK J.I ai! Kspress tail in O.e sftef.

Aee. and I'liiisdefptit tp" lnt.iii Dirnrnlni. I MAV Tl 1 Vr.nl. -r n. m- i- iinv, villa l-eare l'mt.

-K a V) aa. Arrive Steamship Algente, Represent the Leading FIIE, LIFE, ACCI DENT, PLATE GLASS- anid STEAM BOILER Insurance Companies. I Sole Agents for the sale of the Loyalhanna Coal 8q Coke Go's. tract of BUILDING LOTS, ladjoining the Borough Latrobe. Other Desirable Properties i The little incident of las'.

Tuesday shows that Mayor Donnelly intends to be just what his office makes him the executive oflieer of the borough. We are glad to note the fact that he will carry out the ordinances. A Ijidy'M l'erfrct Companion. Our book by Dr. John TI.

one of New York's most skillful pi lysicians, shows that pain is not necessary in Childbirth, but results from causes eai-ily understood and overcome. It, clearly proves that any woman may become mother without stiffeiinp any pain jwhateverf It also tells how to prevent mornine sickness, swelled limbs and othes evils It is reliablp and highly endorsed by physicians ejry where as the wife's true private iomjvanion. Cut this out: it will save I you great pain, and possibly your Mfe. Send two-cent stamp for descriptive Circulars, testimonials, and con-fidental Ipttor sent in scaled envelope. Address Frank Tiioji vn fc Publishers, Lalti6i.ore.

Maryland. The finest lino of sUk, Madras cloth, French flannel, cheviot', and imported ch'evi'ot shirts ever shown in the twu for -spring and summer. H. S. Bossart Ojy of Original.

i Van WrsT, OhitvJuly 1, lSi'J. Khettnwtie 5f J.ick.ii, Mich. fiKNTKi in to cortify that 1 had what called clli iht umatini liadly'tlmt I was alt drawn over lo one mliiu. My hip sank In that you could ijty your hand in the cavity, aud 1 Could do no orlt fr avpIt one year. I tried aume of the beat pfiyii-taiM and did Hi most everything could hearW or think of.

and nothincr did mo any gooil until 1 a bottle of llilfiiaril i Rheumatic iTUp. of Hines IVriiRsiKtx, Van Wert. Ohioj four bottle -ured me and have never had It hire. Albrkt Kino. We cert ify jto the above Ut I mon ial.

1 'Hikes A (s, Pruggixtn. A Can of prtIit Plwaw. J. K. Jadkson and Co' Gentlemen: Two years ago I was prostrated with Bnghts Disease, so much that I was entirely helpless and could not do any thing for lour months.

I was treated by two of our beat physicians with bat little benefit On consulting the third physician, pr. II. S. Bossart, he recommended Db. Bnrdick's Kidney Cure.

He reconintendetl it very highly as he knew of other cases of Bright Disease that had been cured by this medicine after being given up by prominent physicians, and I am happy to say that after using two bottles I am entirely well and can truthfully say that I owe my life to Dr. L. Burdick'a Kidney Cure, Anyone wishing to- know the truthfulness of this statement can call on me or address me the undersigned, 1 yi FlLMORt Al'KEBMAN, Painter, Washington St, Latrobe, Pa. Price 75cfa and fl.00. Sold by Mac- Millan Cp's, Family Drug Store 809 Ligonier street Latrobe Fa.

Oil and SeeTliem. Voo are ihvited to call in and see the new Spring and Summer goods just opened by P. C. Rodgers, the merchant tailor. t' Branf Chop, Corn and Oats the lowest market prices.

Latrobe, Penna. Estate i i f'l LATROBE, PA. H.D. O'HARA, AUCTIONEER I Latrobe, Ta. Prumjji alttiitinn Hii'l witisf K'iranl-4.

H. E. McAFOOSE, Physician and Surgeon, I Ugonie $tree(, Latrobe, At Bight ban be ua. at the ClilTurd Home. AVORUrF In rnom formarlv accunled hr the lata Pr.

L. SchrceuHOiti Pittsburg Murserics I (fXabllalKMl 140.) Ol'If F.I.KkxT ILI.1MTR.4TEI CATAtOiil'K Tmr 1HV will ho saallcel appliratlasL V.vrrj- Wmrmrr, ar-eaer, Aaaateair twarr of a let aheald have ae: Orders frr floirn and floral emblems bare Im mediate attention. I R. A. MURDOCH, joS Smtlhfield Pittsburg, Pa, nich-6-tt-aoti The Oldest Drug Store Latrobe, iVIaclVIillan's, ifo.

SOO.Iitoiilc;! Stront' SjJSWs rairrulljr rmtmnid all fhyslclans rrpsprlptlona aixi Kaml'y Bwrtiots at Utwv-t prUt. ajiSSs kep the Brandy. Kjre Whiskjr, HnDand tJin and Win-. lire no Ix ittf rr tmrw oil th market. keep ail the Patent am! Proprietary Med.t"iiiea, Trusaita.

Bract, ttnuhra. tVwps. Po ket HHka, f-ursrs and a rotiiiik'te line of School Books, School Supplies, Blank Books, Stationery, 4c. Ac. Wa bay for eaah: nll ftr eash nse nothing; lfeeinleaHjr.

and tin nnr entire personal attention to mir bnsltieas. whk'h. iih onr other adrantares. iriue. experlenee.

Uior.xii.-h kmletire and increased facilities we hoi will merit your cwuuuued OHiBlcmi and fa Tors, as we st-t to business remalmler of our daes. M'R A I Is to make our store a safe pises for fim to OI'K I4TT is truth, fair dealiDK and lowest priees. iH'K (d AStrtl, if we ehsrt-s yon one t-en more Ihanoiner stores in town are selling the name good ft, on the same dsy. we will refuml the money. Our Pmpriersry Me11''ines we sell on a s-uarnntee to give sathrsetlon or refund the frir nsid.

MACllILl.AN'8 FAMILY I'Rt'ti eTUhfc the oUlt-etaud larret in latrobe. Apothecaries. UookKOlleiw and Stationeiv. tor sale. No.

818 Ligonier For Sale! HOUSE AND LOTS IN WEST LATROBE. The unfkri)tn(Nl offers f.tr salo the following Valuable Kval Kstato, on easy tcrui aad st molr- a( prices. One 8-Room Frame House, on corner of Lloyd Aronne aud Cniiy street. West Uttnte. Fin-t-rlaw house.

wU of good water, lot S'KUU ItWl. A1SO. Lot on Loyalhanna Street, WkISS, with a lirat-clasa slanJiter houe erected thenoa. Both these properties are valuable and desirable. Apply to Ds-V.

J0HS3, LATROBE, PA. yiLL HAMMER, DENTIST, No. 211 Booth Main street, drtensburg, Pa. Office hours 7 A- Mn until 9 vu. Bniisfact guaranteed, Graham and Rye Flour, Buchwheat and corn meal constantly on hand.

S.E.BURCHFIELD.M.D HOMEOPATHIST. Office, 803 Ligonier Latrobe, Pa. SPECIALIST IK CKRSXiC CISEASE S500 Reward will pay ths abort reward lot any case of IJver Complaint, Dyspepsia. Sick Headarhe. ludipentlnn.

ConstlpaUon or Cost Irenes, we "ban not cure wlk West's eatable Urer Pills, when tba directions are strictly compiled with. Tbey are purely ree. tattle, ana never fall to firm hnjr.r enaied. Lanre boxes rotusininK pilin. 25 rents.

Bewsr of counterfeits ami imit.tinm. The ir'-nn- Ina manufactun-d only by C. A 1). or sale by mUm MateMil Imm, tirugg 1st, La-Umtte, Pa. vutrr.

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