Xlie Journal
filler iDaniier.Proprietors
Ik O. DUXRCOBX, Associate Ealto
Milltu'im, Thursday, Nov. 1.
'form* —$1.50 Per Aimam.
Ptntrtlt BUtle Tlrkti
FOB SRRXBHB JTC>B,
, JOHN TRUNKKY,
OF V*BA<K> COCBTT.
FOB STATB TBKASWEIB,
AMOSC. NOYES,
or CUSTOM CTATTA
Fas AVDiTor. OERBBAL,
W. P. sen ELI.,
or BBoroBD Cowrr*.
Democratic toßßb Tltkti
FOB IlWTldcT ATBORFMBT,
D. t\ JfcVRTxSEY.
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Digest or Elm ion us.
Election-Tuesday, JKovbr. 6th.
Folia opvn i. a., *nU cio* at 7F. *.
WHO CAN VOTE.
Every mare citlxea, iwettiy-oMjam of
uoMHOtMlu* tins louowmg quauuc*-
uona, AUBIL IM lIUNURA TO VOID UUU ClEC
tloua:
1. Lie sbuU bare peou a ellixou of tbe
United uu ntuulh.
" He Dttini M i'oaiucu iu tbc state one
year; OMGUWIAGPROVIOITTOY
ibeatueCloi or uattfvoarnv-iute.ilAefeoi,
AUU Diiait Have rviuovca luewliulu aim
1-eiurnoU, voen lutxvivsiuffll there
in six uiouinsiuißieUtHuny vne
election.
5. He a ball have resided in tbe district
tvbeiu lut intern;* U> vote two mouiua liu
iu entitle; y precvutng tue OACCIKJU, utaiuaU
et leu oaj>, as tortuvtty.
A It tw euty-ouo 3 ears ol itfe. or np
wani, ue aia>i uuw piu, wtibua t wo yis,
a State or-county ux, \v,uiru nave
been useesseu-at least vwo uioutu* piuTi
oua to tiie elvcuoo, anil paiU at iuui one
month previous to ue.aaue.
A fera%u ooru CUUDUD utust ltave been
at least one tutmUi bctuiv tito j
riecuoii.auu mut-iconiortu to u.e (uottlWe j
tut-Bis couuauou iu neciiou 4, pitKv.Uii^.
Tbe eteeuoa vriii l>e lieiu on "tue Tuct
dsv uvi; ioiiuw t.ijf tne ni'ai Mommy o;
HoVemoer,' octu a taia year tbe om day
or tba uuoulb.
Stii a rutty. ocTot>erth,ia tbe last ouy for
aecunuy uuiurauutuou pa^K-rs.
baturvtay, Ociuovtuiu, a iuv iat (lay on
wbivu taJLes cau om patu in irt;at uuie to
vote.
Tue above date should be carefully re
mwutocreu auu ttcteu on by at; voter*.
Dcuniwtlt Cftaatjr Committee.
Tbe following porous vrili constitute
* the l)euio&.nuc oouUty ior ilia
oxteuing ;t>:
feodeloutro. V. —Charles Sir.i.b.
A. W.—Auliui
-* W. W—3. A. JU^USIUU.
Howud Boitfu^ti —u. W.—ttm-c.ord.
klUesourg iiuiuuxu —O. r. s<aujer.
X uiupaUuiy: noroagu—U. O. i.iugie.
lllluuVbli: intruu^u —A. S. Ua.uVlt.
btUKW tl|l —IIiAU StOVei*.
Bo*** -*p— Wihinui
i>UiUU4fe lOttUat>l|l —*-'Scai' iioll-
iw|> —j. tx.
t. ui iiu inp—Coarad s.u 0 0. - .
Jrergusuu .w pur i.d i>ottorf.
iv p new—aiucs a.kr.
\jti twt>—>aaiuet J.
Maine.* twp— l>r. kJ. m-smsr.
SMtrris twp—Weaver.
Mhit iioou two—A. 'A. Ur*y.
tmus.wu iwu—Lw.ici iivlu.
Uoward t*p—Jwjin A.a •odwaoi.
i.iociiy iw i>—x'uoili*" V-Mf"
M*rioa iiotlu.
Mims twp—Ox-tan ketuiery
ration iwp— i>r. J. M. o'uih. * •*
1 oiler twp uoitu— Puilip jdessiugor.
roller xw p suuui—Ooauj.ii v*iun*n
Penu tw p—donaliuiu iv, earner.
JKu.m%w v—l. J, OuuUe.
ijiu* Shoo lwp—jr. ii. lJ6Tfc
'xayior iwp—aatwuei li-jower. - ■>• v
L muu I* p—J cseo * reueiick.
V* tuner t* p—oo.ouxou fee*.
Vi orui -fr> —uwtu iucCnau.
a una noiri.il, Chairman.
A Democratic meeting will be
held in the Town Hail, MUlheim, on
.Saturday evening. D. F. X'urtucy,
Esq., our candidate for District At
torney, will present to address
the meeting- Turn out!
JO fflE POLLS !
The election is almost at hand
and trie
FREEMEN OF PENNSYLVANIA
are called upon to decide
NEXT TUESDAY
whether the
RADICAL CAMERON RING
shall continu i to rule the
KEYSTONE STATE
of the Federal Union, for an indefi
. nite time longer.
It will dejieud upon you,
DEMOCRATS AND CONSERVATIVES,
whether this question shall be decid
ed in favor oi a sett or pamperped
OFFICE HOLDERS and RINGSIEKS,
who for years liav e grown noli on
your sweat an laoor, or whether it
shall be decided in favor of the in
terests of the whole ieople.
THOUSANDS OF LIEEUNLICANS
through the state are ready to help
you break down the
CAMERON DYNASTY. '
The probable appointment of Simon,
the elder, to tlie nigh and iuipoi taut
office of Minister to toe Court of &t.
James, will cost tne Ring FIVE
THOUSAND VOTES IN FENNSYLVA
MIA.
TRUNKEY, for Supreme Judge,
be HELL, for Auditor General,
No YES, for State Treasurer,
are men of positive anilities ahd rig
id honesty. Their public and pri
vate characters are nut only above
reproach but absolutely above suspi
. cion. They Will be
TRIUMPHANTLY ELECTED,
if you but do your duty.
DAVID F. FORTELY, our candi
date for District Atloruey, is a gen
tleman entirely qualified lor so lui•
- portant an office, ile uas talents, a
good legal education and an experi
ence of some years 111 the practice oi
law. With Dave Forluey as its law
officer, Centre county will nave no
heavy bills to pay for costs, by rea
son of bungling indictments and
general ignorance.
THE GREAT POLITICAL CRIME
of countiug in a i resident against
an adverse majority ot a QuAHTEJi
MILLION of votes and an tiuiitvi mar
jorUy of TWENTY THKKJS IN tue
JClecioral College, is beiore you ou
trial. Let your verdict oe sucu thai
no Supreme Judges, no Senators or
Congressmen will eyer dure to re
,peal so great a wrong against the
liberties ot A FUKE PEOPLE.
Xhtse are the CHEAT QUESTIONS
which you TUES
DAY.
To THE POLLS THEN !
Com© eaiirjawl bring yotir neigh
bors along. t
TUTE FOR TRTTNKKY!
VOTE FOR BCHKLL!
VOTE FOR NO\ ES !
VOTE FOR FORTNKY! ! !
Don's mind a little rain !
Don't care for a little anow ! 1
Don't in,ss yo r vote for rain, snow
or storm, and we will ledecm the
GOOD OLD KEYSTONE
from Radir. 1 Ring Rule, by a
MAJORITY OF I*o,ooo.
IK A SXAKL.
Our amiable refoitn President has
just succeeded in getting himself in
to a very awkward snarl. Recent
ly he took it into his head that Ohio
had alout enough offices for at shift
-and that lie had better give Penn
sylvania some little attention. The
English Mission is to bellied and
Mr. Hayes concluded to let a Penn
sytvanhui till it. But who? The
President and Mr. Evartaceuld not
fix on any one of the many promi
nent Republicans of Pennsylvania,
and so they submit the matter to tiie
Republican members of Congress
from the state, promising to anoint
wUna the delegation would recom
mend. The delegation, true to its
vassal instinct*, unanimously re
commend Simon, the old Winneba
go Ciief, to tne great consternation
nt Hayes and Evarts. Mr. llaves
ts thus placed in a very embarrass
ing position. If he means to give an
anxious oniion any proof of tne sin
cerity of his profession he can not
appoint Siuiou Cameron, wheals the
very embodiment of political trick
ery ana corruption; and if lie does
not appoint the old politicain he
must go iMick squarely upon his
pledges to the Pennsylvania Repub
licans iu Congress, aud take the con
sequent odium. EiUjer path is
about as thorny us even a rtal Pre
sident could desire.
tUTORT 81B* I
The Democrats and conservatives
of i'mmsylvauia have bul to will it,
and victcry is theirs. for many
years the prospers have not been so
favorable ps now. Wq- have eaudi
d*ies tout are deservedW popular.
They >eßoy thfc confidence of the
people hi no common degree. As
puoim servants they nave been fully
fli led tuid never louuu, wanting. Be
sides this we nave m© prestige of aii
overwhelming victory in a neighbor
ing state* win-re the Republicans ex
liuusted every resource to retain
powef* without u\uii.
AnoUtei important factor enters
in the contest*in i'enmylvauia, this
imL The Republicans have for
yeura j&oant-u undo: the galling
yoxe of Ci\iueitaiisnj,*ud had londiy
Hoped to see tile end -Of t lie Cauieron
dynasty, lu the retirement of Si
mon, ironi the U. 6. senate. But
how woetullv Were they disappoint
ed. Xue son succeeds the lather,
auiiaLty by appoiidnu.nt % agaiimt the
ati but nnaiiiutous protestol the Ite
puUiCHU press. To re>imke tins new
imposition uptni tueirrights us free
men, thousands of Republicans will
vole lor ine imwooraue candidates
or uol vote at all.
it very Democrat to the polls and
victory is ours.
THE sujsr.
1878. SEW .YORK. IS7B
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As-tlie limp approaches for the renewal
of subscriptions, TtitsL'N would feiuimt
its friends ami weuwisuem everywhere,
mat it ihagulu u cauiliduu? for tneir con
sideration and support. I'pon itn recoul
lor the pat ten yeuw it relim iora euu.
tunpince ui tin hearty nyiiipmhy aad en
titxu co-operation which have hUlieitu
beeu untenueit to it from every (juurter of
tue C'niou.
The IhUlr Baa is a four page-sheet of
28 coigju n, pnee by mull, po.-t palil, So
ceuitf u uioutu, or |b.oO per year.
Ibe ftumiity euuion of TRa Srs la an
oigtiirpMge sheet of sh colauniM. W nile giv
ui*; me ucwa ox toe'day, It aiso couCtiua a Minoant
Minoant of literary and miscellan
eous uiuiier specially prepared tor lc
I'm Scmoay Svj> nas met With great eue
cees. Post paid fl.Al
The Weekly San.
Whe does nut know hut VVaeklv Sck?
It circouites naouguouttue United States,
the Cjiuadus, and beyond. Ninety ihou
saad land nen giecl its welcome iwigcs
weekly.and regard it in the light or guide,
eouuiH.-nor,and friend. Ite news, editorial
agricultural, and literary depurtutenis
make it tiaily a journal fur the rain
ly and the tli-eside. Ternnc one foliar a
year, post paid. This price, puality c->n
i.lend, makes it ttie cheapest new spaper
published, >or clubs of too, with slucasn,
we wu seud au CAlia copy tree. Address
PLMfkiSlI lilta Or llik aUN, New York
City. fw,
SPRINQ MILLS ITEMS.
Itev. G. W/Bouse held commun
ion in the M. X. Church, on last
Sabbath.
Our rood looking friend, I). M.
Mccool is clerking tor Capt. lias
senplug.
C. F. Ilennich is putting ut> some
building on bis land near town.
Mr. Miller, from Boalsburg, while
on a visit to his son-in-law hero,
had the misfortune to lose the horse
he drove, by death.
1). C. Keller, of Centre Hall, ship
ped the first car load of live stock
hogs and cattle—from this station,
at 28 cents per cwt.
At the store di I. J. Grenoble,
you will find one of the largest and
lnt selected stocks of merchandise
eyer brought to town, aud selling at
a trifle above cost.
Rates are about as low now on the
L. C. &S. C. mil road, as on any
other road. Grain and flour to Phil
adelphia 18 cents per hundred; to
New Xork, 20centa; to Baltimore,
17 cts.
YONET.
Industries and Institutions of Cen
tre County, with Historical
es of Principal Villages, ect., ect.
Compiled by D. S. Maynard, Richie
& Maynard. Publishers.
This book is now being printed,
and we presume will be distributed
to sulwcribers in the course of sever
al weeks. The publishers have
much enlarged the plan and scope of
the work from what it was original
ly intended to lie. Judging from the
advance sheets, which were kindly
sent us by Mr. Maynard. we feel
bound to pronounce it all it pretends
to be—a true history of Cer-tre coun
ty. It is the first local history of our
county ever published, as far as we
know, *iid should find its wav into
every family. We wish the p'ublish- j
ers mudi * • ,
I The expensive grain housa of
Walla & Smith, at the Depot, is go
ing up.
Grenninger's store building at the
Forks nearly completed,, imxt in or
der—"new goods.
Win. S. Mass3i* m id 9 a new brick
aid walk in front of the; Miilheiiu
Hotel, Bravo, Vill> um 1
■ - * %to ■ ■ ■
Judge II urtia.ui's and* Constable
Lamy's houses wonteup this week.
ex I—"the MfflcrhmsF
Hon. W. K. Alexander has re
turned from the city, lie Is already
begiuuing to look * Jiy.le 'aohblyixk.
Have you got year winter supply
of cal ? Retter get them if you have
not already doueao. They will J>
higher after a while.
Jaint-B C. Smith lias the lnmor
caving bought the tiist Bible sold
from the Journal Book Store. A
very good beginning for -lumen. j
It ra not Rcbeisburg, but Troxel
ville, Smder Co., where Dr. Oliver
K. Forster expects to locate and
practice medicine.
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Oui old friend and School mate,
Dr. C. B. Wagner, of Lebanon, Pa. T
sends us a paper once iu a wMle.
Or. Wagner seems to ttb getting
along down there. 1.
HEAVY SHIPMENTSG ephart A
Mnaaer have received one hundred
tons of plaster and have ordered
auoUiur hundred tons. Tne half of
it goes to Spring Mills.
Next Monday the Sheriff of Phila
delphia will offer some fifteen hun
dred properties for.sale. It will be
the largest sheriff's sale ever hud-in
Pennsylvania.
Just received at the Journal Book
Diaries for IK7S, Mottoes,
Gold and Silver Paper, Pocket Ink
Stands. Ornamental Flowers for
Splint Baskets, Ac, Ac.
The tirin of Muaser Brothers A
Sons are out on a. hunting expeth
tion. If they don't manage lo bring
home at least several due cUter— in
c uding a nice, pluuip round for poor
, we'll get mail at the whole blam
ed possy of them.
Mrs. Roush has opened up n new
Millinery Shop in North Miilheiiu.
All kinds'of Hats, Bonnets, Hat
Frames, Ribbons, Flowers. Fath
ers, all kit ds olr Velveteen and other
Trimmings, neat and cheap. Give
her a call. tf.
Matters are getting the
new road to the 'Depot.* Supervisor
U'ert has an average of about twen
ty men on it daily. We understand
that t..e work is to be-pushed lu&ul
ly as king as the season is farorable.
Maj. J. B. Fisherfias just receiv
cd tke largest stock of Dry Gckhls,
Hardware, Stoves, Queensware,
Boots it* bhocs, Groceries, Drugs and
tuerchandise generally, ever brought
to Gregg township. The Major is
always up to the times.
Our Spring Milld neighbors are
quarrelling over the location of a
new road from the pike to the De
pot. Gentlemen,don't spend pre
cious time in disputing—unite and
make your road before winter acts
m.
Wef-col partieular'y anxious that
our district, by which wtj' mean the
townships of Ilaiiies,®Pemi, Miles,
aiuTTJiegg, where the Journal most
doth circulate, .jninqld .give H good
account of itself on election ' If
it docs, as we hope and believe it
will, we will not arrogate to OUT"
setre* the honor of having done the
work, but that we tried to do cur
siuue of it.
KILLED ON* THIC RAlL.—Benja
matt B. Thomas, of the firm of
Lantli, Thomas & Co., Howard Iron
Works, went on the platform of a
car to throw a letter off at Contes
uitle, when his foot slipped; causing
him to fall from the train. llis
head struck the ground, first, frac
turing the skull and causing his
death immediately.— Clinton Demo
crat.
It is really astonishing to see tiie
amount of coal hauled away from
Coburu Station. Daily the street is
lined with teams, from Brush Val
ley, Sugar Valley aud our own yal
ley. Everybody is going to burn
lime for fertilizing purposes, and in
a few years the productivness of our
valleys will lie nmcluncreased.. For
coal alone the rail road is of gr* at
benefit to our people.
In the Journal Book Store can lie
seen a capital portrait of that first
class Puotngrapher and artist, Mr.
J. Wea. Cornelius, of LewiUbitiT?.
The picture itself is a gem of its
kind, and the. border is ornamented
with letters drawn by band, highly
artistic and very beautiful. If any
of our friends go to Lewiaburg and
desire a true, lite like portrait ot
themselves, Mr. Cornelius is the
man to serve them.
We clip from the Clinton Demo
crat, a letter from Guntoor, India,
under date of Aug. 13. 1677. The
writer, liev, A. D. Rowe, is a son of
bquire Itowe, living near Bonneville,
Clinton Co., ami has been laboring
in the Guaioor District for severni
years as a Lutheran missionary*
Air, Rowe's letter should be a most
effective care of our chronic com
plaints of "hard times."
Renumber that the sign of the
Big Eagle, Alleghany St., Bellefonte,
is die place where New man sells
Beaver evercoats as low as s>7, genu
ine all wool fur Beavers, $lO, Chin
chillas, $5. Overcoats for $3.
Suits lroru $6 upward. Hats lor
75eents. Underwear, 25 cents.
Everything from an overcoat down
to a necktie at bottom prices. Cali
and see.
They had a ven r lively Democra
tic meeting, at Matlisonburg. tlie
other Wednesday uing. That
uatty, bustling little man, Sammy
Faust, acted President, assisted by
such old veterans as Jacob Hazel,
Samuel Limbert and John •llasvk,
for Vice President, and B. F. Mil
ler and B. F. Royer, .Secretaries.
W. C. Heinle and 0. F. Fortney,
Esq., made spt eches, which axe high
ly spoken of, especially that of the
latter. Mr. Fortuev justly ranks as
I one of the ablest political stump
i sneakers in Central Pennsylvania.
I His election as District Attorney is
' a f Oregon elusion.
New recommendations freighted
with praise and entire satisfaction,
are constantly being tendered to
Daniel I<\ Bentty, Esq., proprietor
and manufacturer of instruments of
rare merit, known us lite ltaitty
(iolclen Tongue Organs. Advertiao
nieuts elsewhere.
With a cake of Gi.enn's Shl
nirs SOAP mid bath
tub, the victim of chronic cutaneous
eruptions can imprwM a sulpnur
hath, which no protctwrd hathii g
establishment can stt|ply. Sold ;>t
Druggis's. Hill's hair & "Whiskir
Dye, black or brown, 50 eta.
A WOIII* TO THE UXMI>I.OYEB.
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Opr attention has been celled lo a new
cooking utensil, recently ®votd, which,
make* baking a pleasure, Instead of *
threaded necessity ; the inventor of which
ban con ferret I tin e vci lasting blessing upon
every ho iw keeper. We refer to the Pat
ent Centennial Cake and Bread l'an, with
Which, by aim ply ralatpg a hook, you can
remove tne Mure of the join from flu cake
Instantly. w ti bout huaklug or injuring it
In the ieuak thu enabling you to Ice amj
frost it while warm. To remove the Uibe
In tbe writer, Insert a knife in the slot In
the tup of the tube, arul sluiply give it u
hull turn, end it will <tropout. It fa also
provided with n elide on the bottom, so
that, when you remove the tul>e, you can
close the hole, making u pun with pluln
bottom, for baking jelly ami plain cukes,,
pudding, bread, etc.. thu* pmcUcallp giv
ing yvu tlco jHin*fbr the price of mw. ,
Tire Centennial Cake Vun is liighly i*ee
oinmuuded by tbe ladle* as being Urn best
aaiiniflateonvenieut i*m ever introduced.
They ate utade of Uu*kv Iron, urt more
rtMratJe, ami wttt frtir* voitr cak** mere etwr
ly ami a much nicer brvun than you fun
bake them in the otdfnshioncd Unenle jtans.
These goods arc sold exclusively through
agent a to iuiuillu.*, and every Itousukenpcr ,
should by ail vneuns huve them. A apltm- j
tlid opportunity la ottered to some reliable ;
lady or gentleman canvasser of this couu
tv l<> seoure the agency for R pleasant and
profitable business, tor terms, territory,
etc., write to L. tv. B mows A Co., Num. iff
and 216 Klui Street, Cincinnati. Olilo.
MARIUKDJ
On the 18 lust ,at the M. K. Parsonage
Ceutrc HhII, liy Hev. ti. W. ltouse, Mr.
Davltl It. Sweetvrootlnnd Miss Virginia
Wolfe, luitli of Potter township.
On the 25th in. St., by Hev. J. Toiullnson,
Mr. Cyrus N. Philips, of luike Stark, nlilo,
and Mils Catherine K. Vteaver. of Aarous
imiyr, l*u.
Oil the mil of Sept. lust. at the Itefornioit
* Parsonage, Aai'ousbiu'K. by Hev. J 0.
fchoeiouki'i', Mr. John ti. .-ius-.-er and Miss
Mary A. Human, all ot tluuiea-Twp.
Oh the ifctnd ult., at the same tdace by the
s.ime Mr. Dunlol Mover una Miss sarali
Stover
Lodge and Society Directory.
The MiUheiui Cornet Band wilt meet In
the Town Hall ou Monday auU Thursday
event*#!).
Providence Grange N*o. 217 P. of U.,
nit-eta in Ak-xauder s block ou tiie 2nd M -
turday of each month at Btf r. u. aud ou
therm buturday oteacU month at !>, r. ml
Tut Irving Literary tueel* In
the Town Hall, ou the last Friday evening
ot each montti. uutll otherwiae ordered.
The Milt holm li. 4 L. Association meat*
in the I'owu Hall, ou the eeeumg ot the
second MoiuUy oi each month.
Miilherui Council No. SPV, >. I". A. M.
uioeia every Saturday ot i OVdook. r. m. iu
their Council Itooui, Wilt's Uutlding. De
gree Mt eiiufib will bo beh l on Tuesuay on
or Ihjloiw the fulltuoou of each would.
C. il. ll*tn ec U. F. Millos, C.
y —.r " i ; 'il srm
L C. * i. C. KAI LBOAU
Extohok i)r the us*TO hI'UING MILLS.
Dn and after At/putt 15 th. 1877.
trains nn thi.t road uM run daily, {except
Sundays-) us foii-us :
~ v f ' I V,
ii . i in •
WESTWARD RAHTXVAHP
_h 3*l STATIONS. 1 4 !5
p. Af. A.M. A St. J. if. A hi. p. M.
6 10 fi,jfc T.t?' Mvntfnylf.n, er. f.io ar. 9.(<> ar. o.<d
ar. 6.25 lo.ro 7.16 iswistrfrp. a.vt 8. r <! 1.4*
10.1>5 7.20 hair. Ornuildt t.44 5 '.K
10.11 7.28 Bieht, * M 5.20
10.21 7 35 VirtsCrUrp. 1.29 5.13
A 10.57 ~ 7.45 MiJlin¥ttrf, 6.1% 506
JO, 87 ar. 8.00 Milinnrii. Aof> 4.10
WCTi 11.10 . LuiireMon, 4.J0
1.00 (bftvrn. ' 2.46
ar. l.ta Kjrrixp Mills. 2.10
P. M. P.M. A.M. "TIT | A M I P. M.
n > /v j f. ? to
Nos. 1 A 1 conneet at Mentanden Wtth
Rr t Mall west on the Philadelphia A Erls
Hail Road. * s ' i
Nos. S .ft 4 with Picljlc Express east.
Nos. <ft 6 with Past Line west.
.4n Omnibus will run between Lewisher**
ami Mont and on, to convey passnxgcrsto
and from Pi war a Kxprese west and TPfO
Express east, on the Philadelphia <ft and.
Eric Rai' Road.
The reoular Rail Road Tickets will he
honored between these two points.
Hill. H!> A®.
PHILADELPHIA <ft ERIE R. R Diri
sioy.
SCWUBK TTMK TIIIJ.
On and after Sitnduu, May 1316, 1877, the
Trains on the PhUadelphia and Erie Rail
Road Division will run as follows:
WRSTWA RD.
Erie Mail Irenes New Tor*-. B.£> pun.
• 44 44 j'hi'adeiphia I|Xl p. fn.
• *• Mainmort
44 44 44 ' Harridburg 4.25 a. m.
* M • Suutwry 6.:*) a. in.
"i • " Montttndon € 87 a. m.
44 •' WilHcrmsport 8.55 a m.
• •• 44 Lock Haven 9.40 a. m.
" 44 arr. at Erie 7.Bft p. m
Niagara Ex. leaves Philadelphia 7.20 a. m.
n •• •• Harrlsbuty 10.50 a. tn.
" '• •• Sunburn 12 40 p. m.
• •• " Montondon 1 00 p.m.
44 " arr. at Wllliamsporl 2.20 p. m.
" " •• ixtck Harm 5-25 p. tn.
•• " Kane V.'JU p. tn.
prist Line leaves New York 8.25 a. in.
44 •• Philadelphia 11.80 a. m.
• " •• Baltimore 11.35 a. m.
44 " Harrisburg 3.20 p. .
• Banbury 6.40 p. in.
• •' •% ' Mcmiundon 6.1; >p. m.
44 Will io Disport 7.30 p. m.
" " arr. at Lock Haven 8.40 p. in.
EASTWARD.
Pacfflc Ex. leaves J/ock Haom 6.30 p. tn.
*• " '• M'iUiam'port 7JSf.ni.
• * * Montam/on 8.08 a. m.
44 • Sunbury 8.35 a. m.
44 " arr. at Harrisburg ll.ftia. fH.
• " " Baltimore 6.10 p. m.
11 Philadelphia 3.46 p. m.
'• " '• jvw Fort 6.45 p. m.
Da./ Ex. leaves Kane 6.10 a. m.
" 44 44 Ijock Haven 11.ft) a. tn.
44 fF4aianiftpoet lft4o a. m.
44 44 " Mcmfandon 1.47 p. m.
44 " Sunbury 2,16 p. m.
" 44 arr. at Harrisburg 4.10 p. m.
44 - 44 Philadelphia 7.20 p. m.
44 " " jVetr l'ort 10.15 p. m.
•• 44 Baltimore 7.35 p. in,
>• " " Washington au7 p.m.
JFrie Jtfaif leaves #r/ . HO®a. m.
" 44 Lock Haven a 15p.m.
" " 44 WUliamsport 11.05 p. m,
* 44 3;ojfo/idon 12.18 p. m.
' 14 44 Sunbury 12.45 a* m,
44 44 arr. at Harrisbavff 2.45 a.m.
44 44 44 Baltimore 7.4 ft a. m
44 44 44 Philadelphia. 7.00 a.m.
44 44 44 Kew York 10.05 a. ml*
last Line leaves Wil'iamsport' 1'2.35 a. tn.
44 44 44 Sunliury 2.00 a. m."
44 44 arr. at Harrisburg 4.00 a. m.
44 44 44 Baltimore 7.4 ft a. nt.
44 44 44 Philadelphia 7.35 a.m.
44 44 New York 10.25 a. tn..
Erie Mall West. Niagara Ex. West $ Lock
Haven Accom. West and Day Express East
make close connection at Northumberland
with, L. <St B. R. li: trains for WUkesbarre
and Scranton.
Erie Mall East and West connect at Erie
withtrains on L. S. & M. 8. R. •, at Cory
with O. C. Jc A. V. R. R. at Emporium with
B. N. Y. Jc P. R. JR., and at Drijlwood with
A. V.R R. „ . ,
Parlor Oars will runbetween Philadelphia
and WUliamsport on Niagara Express West
i PaciM Express Eoxt and Day Express East-
SMpreiy (Mrs on all nif hi trains.
1 ITJf. A. BALDWTN I Sap I-
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
> Her. J. M. Smith will preach in thi U.
• B. Church, next Sunday morning.
' Her. J. O. Shoemaker will preach In the
Ucfonned Church, Aurousburg, next Huu
duv morning, Herman.
EXKCI TOUS N(TlCk"—lo iters testa
meiiiary on the estate of MlChuol
Fiedler, deceased, lute of Miles towusiitp,
having becu granted to the undersigned,
he requests nil persons knowing tiim
selves Indebted, to said Mtafsjo make Im
mediate payment,and those hit vingelaluis
against the name to present them duly un
t iianUuaU'd, according to law, for net tic
e * U P. T.AIUSSfcK,
f M Executor.
TJ>XKCCTpKS NUTJCK.-Utteis testa
.Alimentary on the estate of Jacob llarter,
lata ol f'etui Township, deceased, having
been granted to tlie undersigned, all |ter- j
*is knowing llifiiinelvc* indebted to mild
ate ;ue regiieMed to fnakp immediate
payment of the same; and those having
claims against the mux*, to present tneui
duly authenticated for settlement.
rX J. H. luricsgrpKit, '
Kxcectbr.
Mlllhelm, Oct. 23. 1877. 42-6t
——
Mlllhcliu JHarkst.
Wheat 1 P>
Corn A)
Hvo 86
uat.s ,
Barley *0
Tyamtliyaeed
Flaxseed r........
(Jioverseed 5
Butter £3
itaai s 16
mjTs., w
Veal.-.1,
Kggs 1?
I'aUUoes t*
bard
Tallow 7
Scap 6
Dried Apple* 6
Dried readies... 3
Diicd rberritw ft
J. P. UEPHABT. D. A. MIfiESR
GEFHART & MUSSER
LF AL-LL.S IK
Vrai*. i
i lsier*f4.
risnr Jk , ■
TM, 1 ■■B
iMI,
rtaster 'At
■alt.
MILLHEIM, PA.
Bltlieit market price paid far all klads at
GKR,AJEN\
Delivered wither at tlio lIKICK MILL er at
the old MUSHES MILL, (n MiLLfIEIM.
COAL. PLASTER & SALT
Always ea band and said at prtess thai de
fy competition.
A sLara of tbs public patronage respectfully
solicited*. , sp-ly
■ ■ X-'J'-'U.- '11 —. ■
rows: EFZ VtVMOTH OUTFIT TO EVC
RB £■ UYPOP7. stem winder watch
fry, f 'fee wJ th first order. Ten Doi
9mmmmalars a day anaiantaed. M.
CROKIW7H & OF, PiiiLtusLmiA, at
MILWAOKCS. WXSCOMUM. 42-4w
A MAI Ol' A THOL'SAID.
V CONSUMPTIVE CCTtfcTV—When death
was hourly expecicd froniCOHeiMrnow
all leinrilie.s hnvlna failed,and Dr. 11. Jamo*
win etiiiMiuu ntinc. lie accldeuUallv uiadr a
preparation of Indian Hemp which cured
ids oule child, and uow rlte- this recipe tres
on receipt of two stamps to pay eapeusen.
Hemp also cures uighl-sweaUi. nausea at the
stomach, and will break a fresh cold In twen
ty fenrbuuta. Addrc**.
CTttDiIVCK Cl>4 „
1 o*2 Race bucci, PhMadelphla, naming this
paper. 3-4 W.
<! FflDniO Ibe only comblnatlcn of the
UZUllUiliilJ true .Jamaica Glucer with
choice Aroma tics & French
Brandy,for weakness,wail
neesaml prostration oftlie
IA If ATP A nervous iorces.l liability to
JxiJlAlwil sleep, eoklaef* of the ex
tremitfe* and susjiended ctr
culallon, ts grateful boon to
witleilug humanity at once
'GINGEB. sjsxr 5SW" ""
SASROHD'S Jamaica Giniibk. 42-4w
||UPTURg a
Those wishing Relief and Cure Rr Rup
tore shou'<\ consult Dr. J. A. bHKKMAN,
266 Brondway, New York,
Send fbr Mi new kook. with Photographic
likenesses*ofbadcases before and after core.
Beware of cheats who pretend to furnish Dr.
Hherman's treatment.
le •! the>e fellows, a gentian clerk, now
cabin# himself Dr. W.G. Ci emtden, is Indiet
ed on cuuiplaha of Dr. S. and awaits trial
for forgery and embezilemsnt. S4-lw
" A POSITU K 41 RK MI R
CATARRH, BRONCHITIS,
AND ASTHMA.
Thousands have lieoii cured by I>R. Gol
ik> bj'ko's l shai.ation, who were prononiic
cd Incurable by physuiaus and filends, l'a
tlents lving at ii distance desirtni to avail
themselves of the advice of DR. GolDknbeug
can write their name and mist-oWee address
and bn-ward to Hit. GCH.nBNBaRo. 916 Arch
street, Philadelphia, when he wilt return
tliein a list oi prluiod questions, the answers
i<> which will enable hhn to determine the
nature of their 01-uriws and the probability
ofenre. !le wilt forward to auy address,
his paper or lxak, giving full deserlpftons of
the oiscases he tio.its, etc.
2119 Ml. Vernon St., Phila.. Oct.. HA, 1877.
I have used ITT. Goldenberg's Inhalation
for Catarrh, Brouchitis, aim Asthma, and ain
entirely cured. ANNi* NKai..
KIDNEY AND LVER
SPECIFIC
A RADICAL CIKK NOR ALL DISEASES
OF TIIK
KIDNEYS, BLADDER,
AND URINARY ORGANS.
Patients sending two ounces of nrlne, e*.
pressage paid, can have a chemical analysis
made, and an opinion rendered regarding
the- uature of their diseases, etc., free < oi
chargo.
Consultations and exandnatlous ritxic.
Bend for Descriptive I"a)>er to
D*. UOLUKABKRU'S ritINCIPALOmrB,
916 Arch Street Philadelphia 42-4 w
ESTABLISHED 1846.
UHS
HARRISON'S
WRITING INKS
AND MUCILAGE. •
The best in the Market.
Jet Black School Ink A Speciality.
Fox SALE BT ALL LEADING STATIONERS AXD
HARRISON INK 00..
8 Murray 3t., N. <Y.
BOOTS -SHOES ~ BOOTS
! ** *
CENTRE CO., PA.
I D. BOYER
Has added a Boot & Shoe Store to his otherwise largo
snook of General Merchandise. None but
Watsontown & Williamsport
BOOTS & SHOES
sold at this establishment.
Here you will find the largest stock of Ecots & Shoes
' "r?f EI f oh*Ui4 A%■ j. * -f
between Mlfflinburg and Bellefonte. All Gooda guaran
teed or ma ey given baok.
You will find here anything from the prettiest
little Baby Shoe to Ladies' finest Gaiters. Go and
See them. ;
' ? f • j. ~ ' ? • A ir x
Examine the Largest Stock of BOOTS and SHOES
in this part of tne country.
Men's Heavy Stega Boots, $2.25
s 1 t , r , .. .. .• -.
Women's All Lasting Gaiters, 95 cts.
'2 - 1 Sb ' tt*i\ fp~*+fk if t|L,j a .. ' ill i 'tls; Hrfi ;!
ii ID. BOYER,
AARONSBURG. fPENN A. I
•'Combines wore attractions than jjit olLcr."- JH*rtr [P*..)Timt*
!0> ,
CT CHEAPEST AND BEST!
: PSTSSEOM'B MAOMIHB
wf m 9L -4fS(SHC ~ %B- &S. V IHHHWBWWI nWiaS?I-3L W ■ wSS^WM
*• • * ! # #
■
FULL-SIZE PAPER PATTERNS!
■■■iff ll **
" a*- A SUPPLEMENT irHlhc piren in every nti mber for 117*. ccndininp a ftiMsii* p*
per pattern tor u lady's or child's (Irene. Jbxery subscriber trill receive, avHsto the yc+r.
welt ys qj these i*tien>&, so U>ai v-Lit axnt unfit ut/i fA muii. that* the snbecn ptton jtries. "MA
t
" •Twi-.so's V joazjnx" ccrtnlr.v, eveiy 5e.-r. MC|; jarcs. 14 Heelplates. 12 colored Her
Mil |antiiift, l-iirnn oth-crimed fusldui jlates. 24 Uicid music, and Pcv wood aiU. Its
limnetic clii-u.*uou t-i abhslts picptkroi to spenu n.cie money on rn.l* lihdiraents, elo
ricc, fkC.. 4c. than any otlier. Ttyfves more tor th.,u txtty in the world. Its
IfiRIILIKG TALIS AM NLVLLLTTLS
Are the best published anywhere. All the most popular writers are employe* to write lip
inaUff Jor "Peter***.'' In 1878. in addition to the usual quality cl shot l Motics, FIV h UlUu
JSOVEIJKTTKS will be giveu, by Mia. Ann b. btepLtcus, Frank Lee
Benedict. Mis. F. 11. Burnett, and others.
Mammoth Colored Fashion Flates
Ahead of an others. These partes are engraved ou steel. IWIC* TW uvri size, land are
uuequaled for beauty. They w ill beaupeibiy colored. Also, Hoot •bold and other receipts;
iu short, everyWiiug inteitsiiiiK toLulits. L ,
A'. B. —As the jjuUishers now pre pay the postage to all mail subscribers. *'Petcrmti" is >
CMkAPhh lhAls k'VEJt; n/act uxaKtMBAFtsTiKTiiB womlu.
TERMS: (ilwajs In AdYance) $2.00 A TEAR.
2 Copies for 93.60 i With a copy of the premium picture (24 x 20) Twt An*ia p
3 " 4.40 ' i UHiTMAh," aJfte doffar enffratfnp to Uie peiaou getting up
( the club.
4 Copies for t*-90 s With au extra copy of tbe Magazine for IfTt, as a premium, to
ft *- 8.00 | Hie tiersuu getting up tbe <^ub.
6 Copies for 960 i With both an extra copy ot tlie Magazine for 1979, and the pre
-8 •• " 12.00 < miuiu picture, a/ire dolixt enptdirmj, tu Umpcraou getting up
U " % * 16.00 ( the dub.
Addresa, post-paid.*
CHARLEb J. PETERSON,
306 Chestnut St., l'hlladeipfela,Pa.
MTSpeclmen sent gratis. U written for.
nnucfand Ke*oi*n. Uluttrated Prlec !.wt
uUrlUfrea. Great Wet/tern Gun Work*.
FiitoLurg, Fa. , ItMw
r ALAItGE MIXED CARDS with nan*, ia
nUcsuv 4 . i3o. 25 without case, fe#M*
Uiu car ds If* 4 . utßts kc. E, WASH
BURN i- CH UKHUe loro.. Mass. 42-4w
A, 'Sf ABCH V WOBEB
NIGHT SCENES in THK mm.*,
H Life in (ke Blkle,
and Our lathtr'n Usnis.
No books ever published have received
such universal approval from the Press,
Nlinisteis and lending "lEen evrr>where.
The choice readlu*. line steel engravings,
and superb bindings, make them welcome
In every home, one sample sells all. Send
lor terms Begin a paving business at once.
J. V MeiTRUI A it) , I'liiUDUrMii,
Fa. 42-4 W
WAIVTtD IMedals and Wlomas
Tor HOi.MAN'S . Aw r r^fnTTtn
S-KK, iiSSesio.e Pictorial BIBLES
SOOO lllaswaloas. Address Tor new circul
A. J. HOI/MAN 4k CO., V3O AKCH Street,
i'hil&delphla. 34-4w
H4|l B®en Harvest for Agent*. We
ja dig I B send free, our new 40 page 11-
IjB U L. ftj lust rated Jewelry and Watch
catalogue, with Instructions
how to make money. Addiess, M. CKUNEGH
A Co., i'iiila.. Fa., or Milwaukee, Wis. 39-4w
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
mILLUSTRATED HISTORY
THE GREAT RIOTS
lli cufefclJua a ItUl account oi .4.6
reign of terror in PRtabure, Balti
moce, Chicago aud other Cities. The con
flieia between the Troops and the mob. Ter
rible conflagrations ana d est rue I ion of |ro
lcrty. Tin tiling scenes and Incidents, etc.,
etc. Send for full description of the work
and our extra terms to Agents. Address, j
NATIONAL TCBUSIIINO Co., I*h4lade.phia Fa.
4w
AGENTS
WANTED! !
FOR FAKTICU LARS, ADDRkS*
11IE0R SEI \U HCBINE CO.
828 Broadway, New York City:
Chicago 111.; Now Orleans, La.;
C-tw. or San Frauc.sco, Cal.
"TMIf
CROSS iR CRESCEXT.
The thrilling Histurv of
for 300 years. A wild story of Bloodatood
and Fanaticism, the strife for power and
creed. By the popular historian. Dr. L. P.
Brockett ." Describes their peculiar Kelt
rlooß, Social, and Political customs,
their Rulers and Rural, causes of this;
war, weighty interests at stake, etc. 600 pp.
Rich. HFs. On y *2.50
OITB BIBLES have 2000 111 s, and far ex
cel all others n
Prices just reduced 25 per cent. ! 1 I Sena
Tubs.. FhiUdelphu^
anew > real A new IrHn tnCBllI pieces
btoeet He. silver ot all*. Mueicfub.
I Co., MiddleLoio, Macs. 42-lw
KOCH & STROUSE'S,
I hi!fidclphla t leihißg Hall
Market Street, |Lewisburg, Pa.,
la the Cu*rtr for
Ready Made Clothing.
4
A larger stock can be found in our atore
than in ay other in LBloat ounty, and to j
prices aro from
15 to 40 per cent lower •
than those of other stores. Any person in
need of clothing will save from a day's to a
week's wages by calling At the
PHILADELPHIA COTH IKG BAIL
#
opposite Lewishurg National Bank,
EWISBURQ, PA.
REATTY, 1 * 1 ** 0 * <>*** best, r
IffV/l 1 t I Look I startling ! See ! Organs,
12stops 155. Pianos ouly *l3O. cost* 66o. Cir
Free. Daniel F. Beatty, Washington, N, J,
*<Mw
C. M. PETREE,
CIGAR MANUFACTURER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Choice Brands of Tobacco
and Cigars,
SMOKERS' ARTICLES, ETC.,
UAKUT ITUK,
I<ewishurg, Pti.
AMI'S Water-Wi
-5 AvaTd+llhr u.y
The moat prmeiwW* *1
pit. and effective. It*
pfrior advantage A' f> i
paia 'ts o*fuy4.>
kmitviedgei. Ifrfwat* v
0. T. Aimi tv.
i Mfrs. of U hp*U aph >
I Maohlnery, MocwT Hoixt, N. J. ftTMf • e
; mmit/arjurinff rights.
INSURANCE MEN!
AGENTS WASTED
—FOR Til R
Hew Eiiclani Mnlcal Life Jos, f\
The oidaet mutual In fbo country, Chartered
1835.
LIBERAL TERMS GIVEN. *
MAR T ON & WAKIIIK i #*ir i
ITS Smith Fourth btreet, rbtlfcrielpbia.
BsrtSß est MI: on
Bui ty*ffyWt"" u Jcwe..,;,
fMS rjm wfii out. Consul!* ;
of elegant
■ m| watch chain, I >
■ dies' hsuuiMmnc
jjfeyE fjM brooch, and
SScl (fro pv.pair ok>
IB MmES! 2A gOKUtu.M-
I iiev
" -piiifcl atuds, collar outturn lieavy pitl"
wedding i int, jtnd cents' Parisian dian oho
fin. The above aittflea sent. punt-pa; i, f'"
O CTU. have been ictalled lor ¥•■ o*'k •
rupt stock and inuutb* sold. Holid MiiUU.
Gold Wat'hes, 410 each. (or apeoulative pui
poses, good timer*. ecual tn appeartnea to
• 4200 genuine gold. "Hit rcpatfUon Tor
honesty, fair dealing end libera'tiv 4* on
euitftied by any AdterUaer iu this city
J. Day 8001-, Dec. {ft, 187 ft.
rtkstAUH STAMPS TAKEN As<K*9l.
JK. bTOTKMAV STB KD ML. Be*
NERVOUSDEBILITY.
Vital NVrahtMMs<r Ptpfeislon, a wcaKftx
haustod reeliae no energy or courage; 1U
result of Meatal Oyr-wor&. iudis< ro ! .!'->.: or
E*< et.se-, or some drain upon the sywein is
always cured by
Hrajbrej's Homeimtiiic h.
28.
It tones up and Invigorates the *>*teia
dispels the glonto a no deanprndeitcf, Impart*
•Uctigth *ud energy—stoi* the drain sJet
rejuvenates the entire man. Been used
twenty years with pet feet success t-v thous
ands. Held bydeaieca. Pi ice. fl toper *in
gle vial; ort&.tOpci uackape or fl*e %i*l
aud 42.00 vial of lowJer. rout by mail on
receipt of price. Address Humphrey's
HMuoepatbic Medicine CojnpoftV, Brent'j
way. New York. Six iSly
JACKSON'S
BEST & ABOVE ALL.
These brands of Sweet Plug arc srekfl wl
edged by ail, to tie the Eisett tMid *f,
Toliftecow in ll* market- Put •:? Pi ah
•hapes and sizes, In mahogany And Id-re <t
wrappem. Hold by the trade generar hcnd
tor sample to the manufacturers.
<J. A. JACKHON A CO.. Pet:'rb-:j;,
<3%0. F. Wakblk, General Ageur. '
1H So*. 3 and 5 South iFater at:*e:. P&s.
BEATTY^^
brand Sgaart and Pprighi.
1 From Geo. E. Letcher, Art* •* **il
. Letcher & Bro. Bankeis. Payetta.tifii9.
"W received the piano and ttrhrV ilx
serv flne toned one ont nne. M aited a -hort
time to give It a good teat, f/w wish a
wold in favor of It Are wi! I cheerfully t vtif
James It. Brow a, B 4ataUEdaviHe.il
Iftjls
: "The Realty Piano rewftvod givis entire
satisfaction." Ageutu wanted. Send Tog
catalogue. Address
DANIEL F. BEATTT.
Wuhi&ffiAft. "Hw .'trMsr, W. ft A
The oldest and beet appoint*d f r
tfbtsuung a Bu<Oneee Bass Mien.
Fercucularaaddrsas, # ,
p. dvtp a mm,
P*nsba?cb. P.'
Wash. Htitchiwon.
j ' ' 1. .•;> - i? ' 1
. . DFALAT. IN ALL KINDS
CCD_A_IEji 5
AT
COBURN STATION.
. PERRY H. BTOYKR, IGEIT.
TSatisfaction giiaranteeL*T?t
~ TRIF ING
WIT* X COLD 18 STWXTB DSHftXICOVa. ,
WELL'S CREOLIC TBLETS.
A sui-e to tOltitib,
diseases of the THROAT, L( KS
t'Hk'Sl and HI f 01S WKMBKANS.
PUT UP ONLY IN BLUE BOXBt;
! SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
, CVN.CKITTENTON,7 sixth AV
EN UK, iUW Yolk.
AM ■ jfl Great chance to make uio
lu 111 II BCV* It you can't ge' gold
•IRJ IL- fJI wycu cau get grteal>ack.
We need a uet sou in everv
towu to take subscriptions Tor the
cheapest and bw* lllustratftd family pubiic..-
ttoft lu the world. Any one cau becorer
successful agent. The most elegant work*
of *rt given free to subscribers. The pric!
is so low that almost everybody subscribe<.
t>tte agent reports making over #l5O in a
I A idy agent roports tekihg over 4tv
I subscrib*rs in ten days. All who
) make money last. >ou can dercre !>i! ru.-
lime to tire business. ir only your spare :'t me
You need act lie away from home ove; fiigk
You can do it as well as others. Full parti
etihuw, dlivctlotts and terms free. Flegar. t aml
expensive uttil free. If you want protttsifr
work send us your address at once. It co.-
nothiug to try Ute business. No one W'ki o
gages falls to make great pay. Andrew Tl e
People's Journal." Portland, Jlaitie. *!-]/
BEAITYPJAXO!
I Grand Square and Upright,
®er v trie * EVEU vk\ NOW hxal.v.
DANIEL F. BEAST?
Wahhingtoa, New Jersey, U. S. A.
Daniel F.Beatty's
Cautiom.— The reputation Dave gained
and the celebrity or my Urgons, liave indut
ed unprincipled parties ami agents
to copp my circulars, and misrepresent mv
In'imimatita} against this toe public are
nereby diutioned. All my Organs bear my
tradc-mak, Golden Tungitß, and all mv Pia
nee-hay# the word PI Vp nmieilined
and also have my nauie'saE!l2l9S?abd tea',
ilenoo,, I)WISI. F, BKATrr" \V;il|jiiyu Ji..
J., without which hone Is genuine. •
Address, * ' •- , $ .^j-:
DANIEL P. BEATTY,
- Washington, N. J., L T . S. A' -
r*Tlts ft V?ured. N* v
vXlauWil d market out by that
' . plainest of ill books—
Plam Home Talk and Medical Atom in on
Bens,"—nearly 1,000 pages. 20C i{lustration-,
by Dr. E, B, FOOTB, of T'JO Lexington Av
N. Y. Purchasers of.t his ixiok are at Hbeii v
to consult Its author In person or by mail
free. Price by mail, 4124 for the Svi\i>.vnr
edition, oi 41.C>0 for the POiTi.iii editton,
which contains ail the sjine eistiei and I -
lustratioua. puiteuts ta'des free. Aowi*
YYaKTsn. MUIfHAY MILL PtJBLIHIIINst
OC, 1 Kasi 2WJ. St. X. ,s-| y
XUiT C3-K/EA.T VARIETY jAT BOYER'S :
en