fjjt fournal
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WJltr & Printer. Proprietors
n O. l)i:iM\orit, Associate Editor
MUHwini, Thursday, Fcb.'iS.
Terms—£l.so Per Annum.
fcantc thing Tnat Wells Has
Not .Mentioned.
Froui the New Oilcans Pernor rat.
J. Madison Wells is reminded that
•people who live in glass houses must
be careful about shying stones.
There has occurred no* more atro
cious murder than that of Mat Des
palier bv J. Madison Wells. At the
time Wells was a man of wealth and
high social standing. Despalier
was a poor man without friends. A
disagreement had occnrre 1 between
the parties. When they met Wells
•was armed with a shot gun. Des
fialier was unarmed and threw up
lis anus to show that lie was de
fenseless, when Wells fired upon
him and killed him,
THE JfftKI4RY.
Judge Chat les A. Mayer, Presi
dent Judge of the Clinton, Centre
and Clearfield district, has been re-
S jested to be a candidate for re
action ty the ent ire bar of Centre
county, without regard to party di
visons. This is a step iu the right
direction, and it is fair to assume
that not only the members of the
bar of Clearfield and Clinton, but
the people of ait parties in those
counties, will unite to give Judge
Mayer a unanimous reelection. The
district is strongly in sympathy
with Judge Mayer politically, and
his election, even in a partisan con
test, is assured by an overwhelming
vote ; but his ability and fidelity as
a Judge call for more than a mere
party endorsement. The one tem
ple of authority that should bt
gua-xled by the whole people as sa
cred above all others is the Judicia
ry, and Judges who have proved
their competency and integrity
through years of service, should,
nnder all circumstances, be cordial
ly sustained. It matters not wheth
er a Ju'ge is a Republican or a
Democrat or a Labor Reformer, if he
is an honest man, a sound lawyer
and a fearless officer ; but it is of
supreme!m oment to men of evi rv
political belief that Judges should
not be under party bonds or be
deemed fitted or unfitted for their
responsible trust by their political
opinions. Thi3 Journal lias uniform
ly favored the election of tried and
} true Judges. It does so because'it
ris the only *tay to maintain an up-
FrigAi and independent judiciary, and
'.it welcomes -the the Belle
lonte bar in favor of Judge Mayer,
as evidence that the people are
growing more and uio:e in earnest
in sustaining our Judges regardless
of party interests. — Philadelphia
1 ices.
itPE LEO ilil.
Oil the second day of its session,
the Vatican Conclave elected Car
dinal Pecci, an Italian, as successor
to Pope Pius IX.
The new Pope is well spoken of
in all quarters and his election
steins to be well received and alto
gether satisfactory throughout Eu
rope. All accounts agree m prais
ing bun. He is described as a man
who in many respects resembles the
late Pope—full of piety and zeal, of
elevated mind, of great dignity, so
ciable, vivacious, and witty. Of his
learning, his familiarity with eccle
siastical affaire, his comprehension
of the relations of the Church to the
Governments of Europe, and of the
policy to be pursued by the Vatican,
there is, of course, auundant assur
ance in the fact of his election.
Politically, the new Pope belonged
to what is called the moderate
branch of the Cardinals —though it
is not easy to tell what this means
or implies under present circumstan
ces.
The quickness with which the
election of the Pope followed the as
semblage of the Conclave, puts an
end to the accounts that have been
published of party antagonisms and
divisions among its members. He
was elected upon the morning of the
second day of the Conclave, and by
the third tallot, which gave him uhe
requisite majority of two-thirds.
This gives satisfactory evidence that
the great body of the Conclave re
garded him, from the first, as the
man designated by Heaven to fill
the position to which lie has been
chosen, and in which he will hence
forth be known as LEO XIII.
SPRING ELECTIONS.
BELLEFOXTE.— Chief Burgess , G.
H. Weaver, Democrats-Greenback ;
Assistant Burgess , Wm. McClure,
Republican—Greenback : Treasurer,
James Harris, Republican—Green
back ; Constable , Isaac Lose, Re
publican ; Assessor, David Weaver,
Republican ; Overseers , Jas. Schnell,
Democrat, McGinley, Republican;
Auditor , J. L. Kurtz, Republican ;
High Constable, James Smith, Re
publican.
MILES TOWNSHIP. Supervisors,
Jesse Long, Wm. Sftir ; Overseers,
Andiew J. Ocker, J. Hosterruan ;
School Directors, John C. Small, J.
J. Ocker-; Inspectors, Thos. W.
Walker, Aaron Leitzell ; Judge „ S.
K. Faust ; r< Auditor, Daniel Koush;
Town Clerk , Jos. K. Weber, As
scssor, J. P. Frank; Constable, 11.
G. Brungard.
POTTER TOWNSHIP. — Supcraisors,
John Emerick, Ben j. Bitner; Over
seers, Robert Lee, Win. Eoierick ;
School Directors, B. 11. Arney, W.
Ar Kerr ; Assessor , G. W. Spang-
Icr ; Auditor, Geo. Goodiiart; Town
Clerk , J. F. Alexander ; Constable,
Wm. Carson.
NORTHERN PRECINCT. Judge
John Arney ; Inspectors,A. It. Alex
ander Wm. A. Boal.
SOUTHERN PRECINCT. Judge,
Wm. Allison; Inspectors , Jos. Gil
lilaud, Wm. Stiver.
I
The silver bill re-passed the House,
;is amended by the Senate, on Thurs
day the-Ist. It £<>es to the Presi
dent at onee, and if he vetoes it as
is predicted, he will show the firm
ness of a Jackson : or the obstinacy
of a mule. Practically it nialtes no
difference whether he "signs or not,
its the measure has friends enough
in both houses to pass over his
veto. Rmldcrford is powerless for
evil in this one case at, least.
In Berks county three school boys
had a dispute as to which of them
had the hardest skull. One of tiio
bovs knocked his head against the
other, and the same evening died
from the effects of the collision.
F. P. Mussor, of liollofonte, drop
ped into our sanctum one day last
week. Pierce did not say what he
wanted and we had not tho impu
dence to ask. Guess he called to
show bis respect for us.
Von SAM:.— A cabinet organ of
superior quality, excellent tone,
nearly new, by one of the best mak
ers in the country, for sale very
cheap. Call and see it at Hit* resi
dence of C. F. Dcininger, Millheim.
Tur. silverware delivered by the
National Silver-Plating Co., No.
70-i Chestnut street, Philadelphia, is
giving entire satisfaction. All or
ders are promptly tilled, and no one
netd hesitate about sending them
money.— Lutheran Observer.
The Hardware tirm has changed
names, Mr. J. W. Snook retiring.
The business will oe conducted at
the old stand, corner of Main and
Penn Streets, by the remaining part
ners, S. 1). Musser and J. C. Smith,
under the firm of Musser A* Smith.
We wish them abundant success.
The book of Poet Aiken, of I.ew
isburg. is to be out in April, and the
Joinn i! of that place thinks "the
poets thousands of friends interd
having at least one copy of the
work." Wo had hoped Mr. Aiken's
friends would do better than that.
"When your wife tells you to get
the boxes ready and fill them with
ground preparatory to sowing toma
to seed, don't skulk away like a
coward and afterward say that you
forgot it. That's real down mean
for a man oi' your size, so it is.
Having obtained special rates on
COAL OIL to Coburn Station we are
now prepared to sell by thebarrell to
dealers at the same price they would
be charged cither at irunbury or Wil
liamsport.
tf SMITH & Co.
A Very fine portrait of Hon. A.
11. Dill was presented to the Sena
tor's lady, as a valentine, the other
week, by the Democratic colleagues
of Mr. fiili.
Tin* say the picture is fine enough
for a.Governx s pod rait.
WHOLESOME LAW.—A bill has
passu d our state legislature making
it a penal offense for any officer <f a
corporate company to make a false
statement to the public. The penal
ty for such offense is a fine jiot to
exceed s]o,oCo, and imprisonment
not te exceed two years.
The elepmt Boyal Casket sent
out by the Franklin Jewelry Coin*
piny, of 703 Bennett street. Phila
delphia, is fully up to the represent
ation in tlseii ndvertis nient, and as
this Company is perfectly responsi
ble, no one need hesitate to send
them money. -lw.
KNITTING TCI! ALL
Miss Rosie IT. Deiuinger is pre
pared to do all kinds of knilliugfcr
tlicpub!ie, in a very beautiful and
substantial manner. Stockings.
Ilose. and Socks, either wool or cot
ton, knit upon short notice and at
the most reasonable rates. A large
pair of stockings knit for ilo cents
Give lier a call. tf.
Our fiiend Elias Lose got tired of
the old one horse power, and procur- j
ed himselt tin engine. We called
round the other day and were pleas- 1
ed to see the thing work like a ;
charm. Elias is now prepared to
till orders for doors, sash, shutters,
brackets and other work in ihat ;
line. Let the orders come in thick !
and fast.
Ladies who for years have depend
ed 011 all manner of powders and cos
metics for giving t In in artificial coin -
plexions, now find that GLENN'S
SULPHUR SOAP supplies them with
pearly skins and rosy cheeks, elici
ted by the gentle stimulation of na
ture. Sold by all Druggists. Hill's
Hair & Whisker Dye, black or
brown, 50 cents. C-iw.
Linn's Annalsuf Buffalo Valley.
Copies of the alove valuable local
history of the far-famed Buffalo Val
ley may be obtained of R. F. Brown,
: Lcwisburg, Daniel Devr. Bftllefonte,
or at the JOURNAL BOOK STORE,
j Miilheim. Price $2.
■+ m• m ■
The Rothrock-Winslow abortion
cake, which edited such a sensa
tion in Bald rbigle Valley several
weeks rgo, was tried in Lock Ha
ven last week, and the jury after be
ing ont all night, failed to agree—
six being for conviction and six for
acquittal. They were sent back by
bis Honor Judge Mayer, and again
disagreed, when they were discharg
ed. How the case will now be dis
j posed of is not stated.
The subscriber will be prepared to
carry express packages smalls
bundles and boxes of goods, from
Coburn Station to Miilheim, A. arons
burg, Woodward and all points along
the line, at reasonable charges. The
patronage of the public respectfully
solicited.
J.WILLIS MUSSER.
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IMPROVEMENTS.— As far as now
known there will be considerable
building done in Millneim, next
summer. If times were only tolera
ble much more would be done.
Dwellings are in demand, and there
are several families not yet supplied.
The proposed improvements are a
large store building with Odd Fel
lows Hall 011 second floor, on Penu
Street, by ex-Sheriff Musser; brick
! dwelling, by J. W. Snook, Penn
| Street ; large addition to dwelling
; house, Penn Street, by Jonathan
Harter ; frame dwelling, Penn St.,
by J. C. Smitn ; brick dwelling,
I Main St.. Win. Henney ; frame
; dwelling, Main St., John S. Maize :
frame dwelling. Main St., Win. R.
1 \\ eiser.
The Dally Mall to Lcgansvlllc
A Protest.
People from TylorsTille. LORHII MIIK
siml IWodcvlllh t'liiitit I** liilior unU* i u
great Oifiolvantugo in vegan I t< MMKHIIR
HIHI receiving mail matter* since the dally
mail v ;* ogtnblisfeed t<> laißnnsvUle a* our
prliH-ipal moil wont IWMIWHYS on Moiulay.
H.v oht mail tlino tt wont to I.ock lluveii
the sumo day. If urgent we could got a
reply by next tiny. By present or new
time. It'only goes to I.ogunsTille anu lies
over, nrrlves ut l.ock llaveu on Wednes
day noon, and as the mail returns in
about one hour ui'ter It arrives, we can
not get a reply bo to re Saturday, bur
pi inetna! nmll received Is nlw nya on Sat
urday. By old uiail time we got the * rt
dav evening malt from Loek Haven by
S;itunlay. At preaent or new mail time
we only get the Tlmrsflny evening mail,
and papers printed outside the county we
never get thoeauie week They come |o
I.ogansvtlle and lie ov.'rtill Tuesduv. very
much to the disadvantage of parties used
to reading HarrisburK and Philadelphia
news: also, ehureh papers and fanner'*
Friend. lnsfcoit words, It throws our
mail from two to three days later cither
w ay, and unless the route Is changed
soon between Logansville and MllUietni
earnest protests will bo (tiled against Uie
new change. A. I*. M,
Clinton /Vmocrcf.
It is baldly fair that one town
should monopolist* all the mail facil
ities to the injury of others. The
citizens of JJooneville, Logon Mills,
Tvlersville and Reborsburg should
petition the Department for a daily
mail, or else, if they can't get that
have the old order of things restored.
H r ilk n.for tl.-p Jon ma!.
Tilt: A IROXSBI R<3 MISUMI. (IN
VENTION .
The convention held at Aarons
burg the other week was a grand at
fair. One hundred and twenty tire
persons participated in thecxercises.
Such an array of musical talent as
was assembled there is seldom lound
outside of large cities.
The music rendered was mostly of
a high order, particularly some of
the anthems. Some of the most dif
ficult music was so well rendered
that the performance would have
done credit to the masters 111 the
Fatherland.
Professors T. M. Carter, of Mif
flinburg, Wm. Moyer, of the Free
lmrg Musical College, J. A. Feeh
rer, of Selinsgrove, and a number of
prominent teachers and singers,
were present. The Fieebnrg Silver
Cornet Hand, the Aaronsborg Gr
ebe.-, tin, Mr. It. F. Kister and Mr.
Howard Acker, Piccolo players, al
so participated.
Prof. W. T. Meyer, the conduct
or and instructor, managed and eon
troled everything to tlie entire satis
faction of all present, llis instruc
tions and criticisms were thorough
and pointed, and we bespeak for him
a bright future in the musical world,
lie is gifted with rare talents as a
composer and teacher of nuisic—
qualities so rarely combined in one
person.
The new feature introduced in
this convention, "The Question
Pox,'' was verv instructive, as well
as amusing. Quite a Minuter of
questions were placed in the box
every session, and these were dis
cussed and answered in a practical
manner. Taken all together the
convention was a most decided suc
cess, both musically and financially.
The financial result far exceeded the j
expectation of ti.e committee.
Lieut credit is due the committee, '
Messrs. L. 1). Kurtz, T. J. Mingle,
L. L. Mover iir.-l 11. J. Buyer, for •
iliC excellent arrangements made
throughout, csjacially for the ac- ■
ro•mnodal ion of strangers nho came •
to take part in the convention. '
Ample provisions were made foi all. ;
iind it seemed as if ail enjoyed them .
selves and felt at home while hero. '
The following is a list of the UP in- j
hers of the convention with their .
post ollioe address :
Aaroruburi,'.
*•* r. c. G. Bright. J. J. I. I? V. J.
. Mine milker, Rev. J. Tomliusnn. ( ynirf
; B. Stover. Jacob 51. M< v'r. R. K. ' IM
i monds. T. E. Smith, c. E. El linger. 11. J.
Rover. 1.. M. Stover. 1.. F. jstover, ' H I-.
| !l. Stover, If. >ii. J . tr. Meyer, Prof. VV. T.
; Meyer. .las. F.tllnger. J.C. Meyer. Dcii.me
Touiliiihoj). it ,\. ,\OK -r. Mary Fr
stor. Bella l rnnmlUor, Cat ric Shoemaker.
Sue laJiiWer, Joe Tomilnson, Alice Bol
linger, Maggie Linker, Alice J. Bright,
•Tenale Cronratlh-r, Lizzie S!io-nial: r,
Ktuuta I'.. Bower. < '.ITS K. Meyer. Kute E.
Harter, Alice J. Flelslier. Kuitiin 1) - .hler,
Maggie Bright. Viola Morris, Mary Britr'ut.
! Lizzie Slutfcr. Kllu Mus-e". Lizzie K. M i
( ser. Mi". K! Iz.i .Mey;*r, Eumi.t Bright, Aa
-1 11a M. Stover.
Miilheim.
Dr. S. (J. i.utelius, Mr*. 51. M Uuteliu*.
Mr. 11. K. l.nxc, A. Luknnb'ieh.
Wood ward.
Miss. LydlaT. Walker.Mr, W C. Warutz,
If. O- Rower, John 1, Snyder. '
Spring Mills.
Miss .Sir D. Miller Clara livumrinr, Mr.
Howard Kr;fe, E L. Turner. Chus. P.
Li-itrcll.
Penn Hall.
Mlxs Ella Fi-h**r, Mary Fisher, Clara J.
Guise. Ein ma llcckinau, Mr. J. S. Meyer.
Centre Hall.
Miss Lizzie Barber, .Maggie HofTur, Ag
gie M- Murray, Mrs. L. M. Mingle. Mr.
Lowell Meyer, C. R. Hotfor.
Centre Hill.
Mr. J. 0. '\Y, Loye.
Centre Mills.
Miss Ilattle E. I.anich. Ella L.Brown,
Mr. 11. W, Kreamer.
Wolfe's Store.
Mr. Cyrus G. Brungart.
Rebersburg.
Rev. W. M. Landls, Mr. S. M. ,Siingior,
Pine Creek Mill.
Mrs. F.lien K. Meyer. Mr. l>inb:l Meyer,
C. 11. Meyer, T. Meyer.
Be?lefonte.
Mis Minnie Hoy.
Lewistown.
Mr. W. 11. Houtz.
Milroy.
Miss Mary Hoy.
Eroeburg-.
Miss Delia Mover, Katie Mover, Ida J.
Mover, Prof. Wru. Mover. I>. S. Rover.
Hon. Geo. C. Mover. M. R. K. Arnold, I*. R.
Moyer,Chits. 1) Mover, F. c. Moyer. Jr.,
Jlion Moper, Henry Brown, 11. 11. Grimm,
L, S. Gray.
Kantz, Snyder Co:
Mr. Daniel jresh.
Selinsgrovo.
Prof. J. 11. Fechrcr.
Mifflinburgr.
Prof. T. M. Carter, Miss Maggie Gutell
ns. Alice <*ntellu, Lydia Gutelius, Mrs.
T. M. Carter, Mr. Thos. Stcese, T. M. Get
gen, J. M. Barber, Kml. Yearick, Chas.
Carter, Mi.s Annie Carter.
Logansville.
Miss Reglne Heekman, Minnie Ileck"
man. Mr. B. F. Kisier.
Beech Creek.
Mrs. R. Keys, Mr. F.Jl*. Trexler.
Salona.
Mr. I). 15. Krapc, Benjamin Krapc.
Sunbury.
Miss Mary E. Reiter, Ida K. Keitcr.
Altamont, 111.
Mr. J. D. Thomas.
Madisonburg.
Miss Annie E. Fiedler.
Walker.
Mr. J. s. Hoy.
Cedar Springs. Clinton Co.
Mr. J. (J. Cryder.
Booncvillc, Clinton Co.
Miss jSullie Mever.
I On Saturday evening while Dr.
I I'otter was standing ill front ol
! Mill's harhor shop* near tho Rush
House, Hellefonte, talking with some
friends 'io was most eowardly as
saulted by one. of a set of drunken
young sprigs, and severely beaten.
: There seems to have been no cause
for the attack, except that the fel
low charged Doctor Patter with hav
ing insulted his wife, which the
Doctor denied, calling the other a
liar. Two of the party weto ar
: rested and pi iced in tho lock up
• over night-, where the one that as
saulted Dr. Potter was himself se
I verely maltreated hv his compan
ion. Whiskey and deviltry seems to
have hcen at tho bottom of all this
| outrageous conduct.
"II seems as if I should cough my lo id
off' Is sometimes I lie Impatient exelaui
thmofa sufferer from a severe ('oiirli.
Quell tI:o p.aro/y -ms Willi Jlalc'H lionet/ of
J/orehouthl aiul Tar, The relief is imme
diate unit the curt certain. Sold by ad
I)i iietlxtx.
Pike's ToolhuelieDrcrps eure in 1 mlr.ute
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Vick's Illustrated Monthly
Maga/.ink.—The iir>t number of
this splendid new magazine is upon
our table. It is devoted principally
to the culture of flowers and vege
tables, but has much valuable infor
mation and pica. sont reading besides.
Like everything that Mr. Vick gets
up, it is strictly jlrst class. We have
110 hesitancy in say ing, and we fconw
whereof we speak, that James Vick
is at the very head of the class of
American Need anen and Florists.
Terms; year in advance.
Five copies for s•">. Address :
.Tames Vick.
Rochester, N. V.
Subscriptions received at the
Journal Offk l.
liir simnlHiil rcui<licM for .ill dis
eases of the lungs are Sciienk'.- I'ei.Moxte
Svai r. SfjicNK's sa \vKi;o Toxic, and
Schenk's M.vnokakc Pills, ami If tuken be
fore the lungs are destroyed tliey effeet a
speedy care. To these medicines Dr. J, 11.
Sehenk, of Philadelphia, on es his unrivaled
sircess in the treatment of pulmonary dis
eases. The l'u!mollis Syrup ripens the mor
bid matter in the lung*, nature throws it off
by an easy expectoration, and the patient
has relief fri in the prostrating cough. The
Mandrake Tills must be freely used to
rieansc and aliluulLtte the stomach ai.d liv
er; tlmy remove all ut'P mJivirs relax tlie
eall bladder ami start the bile freely'. ud
ilie liver s soon relieved. SchetiU's Nca
Weed Tonic is a gentle stimulant and alter
ative; the alkali of which it is composed
mixes wtlh the focal and prevents .souring
It assists the digestion by toning up the sto
mach to a healthy condition, so that the
food and the Pulmonic Syrup will make
good blood ; then the lungs heal, and the pa
tient will surely get well it care is taken to
avoid fresh cold. Full directions accompli
ii y each preparation. All who wish to con
sult Dr. Sehenek personally, can do -oat
his piiucipal r-fliee, comer of sixth and
Arch Sts., Philadelphia, every Monday.
Letters to the aimve address, asking ad
\ ice. answered bee of charge.
Kchetik'a Medicines me "o'd by aUDing
efats.
A Wonderful Invention
"I From the N. V. Daily Graphic.]
\:i invention till frugal "wives will ap
preciate—in fuel, an article that even ri
va!s tin* sewing machine in u-efnllue-s
i- now on exhibition ut tho Broadway
tree of [!.• Wil->.n -owing M.lehine I olli
patty, in t'. i;< i-ity : yet d is wonderful
ly -fin pit* >'i ■i ii .-in s.-areely be lu*
mm invention. jn i a wonder to everybody
that it whs not uiseoverod years ago. Tin*
invention eon.-i-tx in a very li.npie little
itttr.'liim lit of the V; i! >n phut tin sewing
inu'-iii. e for darning nil kinds of rip .
teal's v. iirusnt plavi s, etc., Li clothing,
t ible and bed lint n, sparking*. underwear
ele , in t!n -aine manner thai 1' is done "by
band, and leaves the repaired part scarce
ly dlseomc.ble. Ti;e operator >t the s. ••.-
ing machine can darn a large- lard hole
i i ti be.l sheet or table cloth mliii.>*t Instan
taneously, It i■to hv regretted, however,
that this •% -v uTr-i-t'c.! invention is patented
and >\\ ncvl by the Wilson Sewing Machine
Company, of(Jhieaga, 111, who will not
permit Us u -e except w itli one of Us make
of-owing nme!lines, wlrteb the Company's
manager states, i- furnisln-d with each of
the \N its..n -luittle machines without ex
tra nncv. Truly. this is a golden nest
egg for the Wilson Sowing Machine ( >m
pany. ami. it Is said, tbey arc running
their works day and night and making
and selling 300 machines a day. 0-Jtin
MARRIED.
tin the ."l|i uli., by lb v. W. 11. Fisher.
.Tames Durst and Mm Ira K. Nlabig, allot
l'olter tow nship.
At Carroll. Clinton county, on the' 27 tilt.,
bp Ib-v. llinun D.mty, Win. Frank atnl
Carrie Boyer.
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BiSD.
Ox the 17lh lost., in Gregg township, a
son <; David and Rebecca Finkel, aged
2 yeuis.
In I.ewisburg. ft inst.. John Brown, aged
♦is years, 6 months ami 28 days.
On the 17 inst.. in Gregg townslitp, in
fant son of John il. Gloss.
On the 2Rth ult., at Aaronslmrg, Joha
Mo er, aged 71 years ami 27 days.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
Methodist.— Protracted meeting still in
prog re-s.
Lvamikeic vi..—Preaching next Sunday
morning, by llev. O. F. Doininger.
I.utiikuxn.— Protracted meeting in pro
gress in Aaronsburg.
Lodcje and Society Directory.
The Millhclm Cornet Hand will meet in
the Town Hull oil Monday and Thursday
evenings.
Providence Orange No. 21" P. of 11.,
meets in Alexander's block on the 2nd Sa
turdav of each month at tttj v. M. and on
Hi" 4th Saturday of each month at I*£ v. m.
The Irving Literary institute meets in
the Towii Ilall, on tlie last Friday evening
of each month, until otherwise ordered.
The Millheim 11. & L. Association meets
in the Town Hull, on the evening of the
second Monday of each month.
SALE REGISTER.
(Persons who get their bills printed at
the .Jot'HN vl olliuc will have their sales
published in this register— free of charge.]
George Kornman's sale, near Farmer's
Tdllls, Gregg township, Fel. 2S. 1878 Farm
ing implements and household goods.
.Hale of Joseph A. Peek, at Wolfe's Store.
Centre Co., Pa , Feb. iwth 1878. Farming
Implements and household goods.
Sale of T. ,J. Itoycr, near Kebersburg,
Centre Co., l\i., March 13th 1878, Farming
Implements.
Sale of Henry Long, Gregg tup., March
9th 1878. Farthing Implements.
Sale of A. ,T. Grnmly, Rebcrslmrg, March
29th 1878. Household Goods.
TURNPIKE ELECTION,— An election for
managers of the BeUefqnta Aarons-
In rg and Voungmaustown Turnpike Road
Company, will Is* held at Mitlliuburg on the
12th day of March next, between the hours
of 10 a. M. and 2 p. m.
John Stonkr,
Fell. 21.1578. President.
I [EXECUTOR'S NOTlCE.—Letters Testa
U inentary on the estate of Jolm Mover,
late of Aaronsburg, Centre county, Pa.,
dee d, liaving been .granted to the under
signed, all persons Knowing themselves in
debted to said decedent, are requested to
make immediate, payment, and those having
claims against the same, to present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
David J. Mover,
c. m. bo\vi.u.
Feb. 28th 1877 O.ow
1.. V. A H. V. RAIL ROAR.
WESTWARD.
1. X 5.
LRAVF. A. If. P.j lf. P.M.
Montamlon ?.♦*> 1 W 0.20
I. r wlsbur<r 7.13 2.2b 6.35
Etir (Jroand 7.20 2.31
lliehl 7.28 2. Jo
Xlckshtirg 7..Hi 2.18
Miftlinbu'ra 7.43 It. I
MQlniont R.OO 3.51
I'OHrcltoi i 8.11
(Mum ft.U
Ar. at spring Mil's ;).-<>
EASTWARD.
JURA VR 2 J f.
A. M. A. M. P M
firring Mill * 10.10
t.u bum lo.:
Laurelton 11.45 4.0.1
MiUmont 11.55 4.20
J*. M.
Mifftlnburg 12.10 4.30
I'lcksburg 12.J0 6.05
Hichl 1227 M.I
/•h/r (Jrontnl 12.Ml ft.Sij
lAorislntrp OA 12.! 5.1.1
-4r. at AloiitaTKlon....S.M l/Xi c>oo
-Vo.t. 1 ,0 2 eona-ct of ifontanrloil u tth
Rrit M til west on the P/tllatlflphia .1- Ilrlt
Unit Itomt.
.Von. a tatri 4 with I>>w> Jixprest cast arsl
.Xiut/ara linpross west.
A'o.t. .1 rf f> with lAist Line i rest.
An Omnibus will run between l.ewlsbttrg
and Montandon. to con rep jniss'-nprrs to
and from Pacific J£/r pre** cast en the Phil
adetphln if- Erie liull Ootid.
T.te regular Rail Road Tickets i rill be
honored between these two jtuints.
RK.V\SYLV.INIA KAIL ROAD.
PHIL.iDtKLPIKA .fr VTRIK R. R. DJ VI
SI OX.
BUM MTII TIME TAO I.E.
On ami aflitr Rnrvlitu, Mat/ l.t/A, 1*77, the
Trains on the Thlhulelpliia ami Erie Rail
Road IHcisimi will run us follows:
WKHTWA RD.
hrie Mail leaves Xeie York, 8.21 p. m.
" " " Philadelphia It.;V> p. /.
Jiattiinore 0.10 p. m.
" " " flnrrtsburg i.Z'xi.jn.
" Sunburn 6.21 a. tn.
" " " Moniantion 6.57 a. #.
" '* •' WiUiamsport HdXa.tn.
" " " Lock Jluvcn 0. io a. m.
" " arr. at Erie 7.05 p. m.
Xiairara Er.. leaves Philadelphia 7.20 a. in.
" " Jlarrishttnj 10.50 a.m.
" " fir inborn 12.40i.
" " Mont an,! on 1 nT> p. nr.
" rr. at Witliainsport 2.20 p. m.
" J.ock Jlaven 11.2*> p. m.
" " " Rune 9.21) p. in.
Post I. ins [eaves A>ie York .25 a.m.
" , " Philadelphia 11.20 a. in.
" •• Baltimore 1L33 o. m.
•' " " Itarrlsburg a.'3l p. in.
" " " Sunburn 5.40 p. m.
" *' tfontnndon 0.15 p.m.
" " WiUiamsport 7.30 p. ni.
" " urr. ut Lock l/accn 8.40 p.m.
EASTWARD.
Pacific Ex. traces Lock Hate a f>so p. m
" " " WiUiamsport 7.55 a. in
" " " MoTUutulon 9.08 a. in'
" " " Nunhury 9. 1C a. f
" " itrr. at Jlarrisburu 11.55 a. in'
" " " Haiti more 6.10 p. uv
" " " Philadelphia k.45 p. m
" '• *• Xcw York S.lop. m
nay Ex., leaces Kane 6.00 a. m.
• • " f/ock Ifanrn 11.20 a. m.
WiUtmnspoct 12.40 a. in.
" •• •• Ai7?nfandof4 1.47 p. m.
• S in'uirjj 2.15 p. m.
" " arr. at Harrivurr? 410 p.m.
•• •- i'/iud '* f pAia 7.2) p. m.
" - " Xew York li.isp.nl.
" " •' Jtollimorr 7.33 p. m.
'• " " Wa/sfiington 9.07 p. in.
Eric Mail leuces Erie ll.O* it. ti.
'• " " J.ock Jluven 0.4-1 p. m.
" " " WiUiamsport 11.05 p. tu.
" " " Montandon 12.16 p. in.
" •• •• Sunburn 12.4.1 *.
" " vrr. at Jlarrisburg 2.4-1 a. in.
" " " Jtaltlmore 7.4-7 a. m\
" Philadelphia, 7.00 a. m
" " •• ..XVic York 10.05 a. m'
Eiist Line leaves Wtlliamrporl 1137 a. in'
'• " Sunburn 20oa. rT
" •- -are. at ITarrt'sbniy 4.00 a. in'
Jiaitiivore 7.4.7 a. m*
•* " •• Philadelphia 7.55 a. *H*
' " AVt r York 10125 a.m.'
Eric Mtil M'tfd. Xi'to tru Ex. U"ejf. J/tck
Harm Accom. West and Day Express East
makeelosc connection at Xorthumberlnnd
with L. .< 11. R. Ji. trains for Wtlkesbarre
and Scronton.
Eric Mall East and H'csf ennn-ct at Erie
with trains on L. S. A-M. S. R. 11.. at LX>ry
with O. ('. J' A. 4'- R- R "f ttiiforltim with
It. X. Y. ><■'!'. R R . and at Driftwoorl with
A. J*. R R.
'•-sc™- wilt ronbetwen PliiladeJnhin
and William if wet on Xiagara Atjimt uvf
Pacific Repress Etis' and Duo Express East.
3'ceplng dies on ail night trains.
W-M. A. DALDWrX , (Jen'l Sup't.
Mlllhclm Market.
Wheat No. 1 1.18
IVheat S. 2 Lift
C'nrii 40
lfve 50
Daks White 26
Oats. Black 2.1
Buckwheat 5n
Flour 6.4 ft
Uiau shorts, per hundred 1.00
salt, ncrltrl l.so
I'loster. groumt lO.'tO
Cement, per Bushel 45 to 50
Barley 50
Tymn'tiivseed
Flaxseed
Clnverseed 4..V)
Uuitcr
Hams H
> ides 10
Vc.al
• ggs Ijf
Ttttatoes
1.av.l 7
Ta110w..., 7
Snap 6
Dried Apples 0
Drletl Teaches
Dri-d Cherries 4
COAL MAIIKnr.
l:gR Cngl 11.75
SWVfI " 4,' f -'
Chestnut " 4W
iVa " "3.15
Onrreeted every Wednesday by Gepha:t
& Mnsser.
F. UK PEARL lb A. EFSSKR.
GEPHART & MUSSER
DEALERS IN
Grain,
t'lovfrufcd,"
Flour A
J'ek
Coal,'
I'lrtsler A
Molt.
MILLHEIM, PA.
Highest market price paid forjall kiud* o
a-iRA-insr,
Delivered cither at the RRICK MILL or at
the old MUSSER MILL, in MILLHEIM.
COAL, PLASTER & SALT
Always on hand an I sohlnt prices that de
fy co:ujeiition.
A share of the public patronage resj cetfullv
elicited. 39-1 y
BE 81 V.S&& "5R Want a FARM .>•
lie \7 i 1 j I home, with, inde
■ BJf 3J Jiendcnce and plenty
■ ■ "WW tn your Old MM.
THE lIEST THING In THE WEST
is THE
ATCHISON jTGPECA&SANTAFER. H.
UMIS IX KANSAS.
Circulars with Map, giving full informa
tion, free. Address A. 8. Johnson. Act'g
Lund Cem'r, Topeka, Ks. 9-4w.
Temperance Reform
ANI) ITS GREAT REFORMERS.
BY REV. W. H. DANIELS, A. M,
Profusely Illustrated with Portraits and
sketches and containing over tioo Pages
WHOLE TEMPER IMB Lilt RA
RV IS V SIMiLK VOLIIME. Agents
Wanted Everywhere.
Address for extra Terms and Circulars
N KLSON A; PHILLIPS. 8,5 Broadway.
New York. 9-lw.
AGENTS WANTED Every
where, Instantly ! for
CONQUEST OF TURKEY ! !
By the gifted authors, Dr. !.. I*. Uuocket.
and Hon. T.(!, Bi.irh. The complete and
thrilling history of tlie rat.t. of an Kmpiiik.
'alter 3X) years of mrrm strife. (Jraphic
deserlpliona of terrible battles, exciting ail
Kuiioi'ii. I'osUlnlu the Ahi.kmt ami Ciik tr-
work, oni.i ?2)0. but iiuxmult n.t.rs.
riuTtvk OiAKtiMtchmneeUt cots - mokkv
now offered. For full part eiilara, address.
iU'HHAIII) BStOIS., Tub 5.,733 Sansoni Kt ,
Tliliu.. I'M, "9-4 w.
UIr)I Tidihum for the IVenk, [Xcrvons
and llebllttatrd.
Our l.ntesi Improved Brlf-ArtliiK
Lulvitiiie AppllniiroN are a speedy
and l*ei nintit nt euro for ltUouinatiHin,
Nniraigla, Kidney, Liver and p'eiuajo Com
plaints. Nervous Trust ration. Hack and
Spinal Irritation, and Kindred Diseases
I'riuea, XVaiM Bolt. ♦S.W ; Spiuai Belt, for
Tarlvsis and Spinal Ailments. and
upiVMrds ; \ rut'.eta, Anklflti, liead Bands.
Knet'JCaps. 4ci.00 eneh : Mispensories, $5.01.
lllusnated I'ampdhg Free. Address.
LALVAVO-VFIHi M, ASSOI HTIOV.
27 Fast Ni ah Street, New York.
9-l>.
QUKikci'i UevolYßtw. Illustrated Price lis
uUßufree. tLvat Western (Jan Works
Tittsburg, Pa. A 4 s
IVKW Olt<4 A AN. 16 Slops $l2llO, *>'. 12.
.>B5, 6. ¥*'. Punoh retail price *7 4) only #225.
semi for eonffdenllal eireulars.
I'Hnlcl F. I'.eMty,M N J.2w
Agents Wanted to subscribe
• Is./" "x/ for the Agents Journal, a
h ml some! y bound, 21 page Journal, brim
of lnteiest to Agents. Specimen copy
t free. Auknts Jocknal, N. V. HV*
Pa a ns f| £\ T.etail price *ksi onlv
d fit KM 5 1 Mjk Parlor organs,
J £* Its Trice #'7s only slftj.
pniiww,.,,,,. free. l>. F.
Bcalty.M'ashingt N. J. 5-1 >v
W : " 5 newest and
*3f 3 Q inftHt popular songs
writings of
instruction and a
muscinent ; tßsai. a list of all the battles,
when and where fought, during the war. for
3e stamp. Address, Desmonu&Co. 913 ltic
Street, rhita. 8-w.
Cold. Hlan and Lands* Coal.
(•OLD. 41 INKS AND LANDS C'OAL.
KILVKR. SOLD, Oil.
LKA D 1 DM T A N I F> OIK I A MZLD. STONK
IKON MIMNIi AttFNUV, COTPKK
M AItBLK 2 h; S. SF.VKNTH >T., 1.1 MK
COAL PBIUDCMWA, MICA
Hi Alt L A. 11. V. VMA N A CO. O Y I'S V M
S ; TO BUY A FARM.
Send for our Catalogue.
A. ii. IVY MAN & CO.
NO. 2b6 St )U rn SKY EN 1 11 M .
TbllndelplTa. 8-1 w
!-!. Louis and San Francisco Knlltvai
LANDSm
1.000.000 A< RES ju Southwest Missouii
from S2.ao to (IS.OO an acre. Firs-class
stork ami agricuitnral lauds, 'i'lie be„st to
barco region in tlic West. Tine fruit, no
grasshoppers, abundance of good water,
snort winters, convenient markets, good
schools, low taxes, healthful country, and
<;oot society. Seven years' credit. Free
transportation from St. Louis to those who
purchase i.tiid. Send for circular and other
infer illation. Address. W. If. Coffin. Land
ComtnUdincr, Temple ButKUns, St. Loui„
M>, 7-iw.
10,000 Asrcnts Wanted to Sel
The mest INTKNSK and POWKRFI'L blow ever
dealt the DKMON DUINK. hy the rctcran an
titer. T. s. AKTUI'H. A book to STARTJ.E and
nuoim the people. Vivid pictures and
PROOFS. liow it curves uotr, SOUL. HOME,
■OCIKTT, ete. Unfolds the work t.f INEBRIATE
Asvt.t'Ms. GOSPEL TEMPERANCE, WOMAN'S
( KI'DADE, FRAXOIS MCKPUY, PROHIBITION,
etc.. ete. ONI.Y SF'2. Its sale is MARVELLOUS.
OCR BIBF, 8 with 3000 ILLUSTRATIONS far
evccll all others. lTices just reduced 25 PER
CT. !! send for terms.
HUBBARD BROS., Pnbs.. 723 Satisnni St..
iiiiladclphia, tc-lw
d*KzT\ ForJI AS " of CAMS!
1 r,151t SanfordN Itadlral
Cure for t'atarrh will not i
htantljr relieve, and speedily
euro. References, Henry
Wells. Esq., Wells. Parco <i
, Co., Aurora.N. V.; Win. Uow.
gfr *"• l- s Q- Mc-Hatton, Grant
NSIX ■& Bowcn, St lamis. Testa.
aJJ? J B% u #niOiihtls antl treatise hy mail.
l'rice with improved Inhaler,
♦t. Sold everywhere,
WEEK Si POTTER. Proprietors,
lias ton, Mass. 4w
F R I RI I IR 6
WITH A COLD LB ALWATSDANGEROUS
USE
WEIL'S CARBOLICTABLETS,
a sure remedy for COUGHS, and all diseases
of the THROAT, LUNGS. CHEST AM>
MUCOUS BSC BRANE.
PIT I P ONLY IN BUR BOIES.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. l-<w
C. N. CrurrsNTON, 7 Sixth Avenue, N. York.
ASENTS
WANTED 1 !
FOR PARTICULARS, ADDRESS
WILSON SEW IN 5 MACHINE CO.
29 Broad way. New York City:
Chicago ill. New Orleans, L&.:
Iw or baa Francisco, Ca!.
" HEALTH AND HAPPINESS.
llCHli'i and Happiness an* pri eele-s Wealth
tu their possessor, and yet they arc within
the reach of every one who will use
WBHH'TS LIVER PILI&
The onlv sure CURE l<n - Torpid Liver, Dys
pepsia. llcadarhe, Bnur Stomach. Const ipa
tion, Debl'itv, Nausea, and all Pdlllous coin
plaints and Blood disordrc*. None genuine
unless signed "Win. Wright, i'Jiila." If
your Druggist will not supply sernl 25 rents
for one box to Barrick, Roller & Co., To N.
4rh >t I'Sila.
NSURANCE MEN! r &Sc
AtiESTS WWTEI)
—FOR THU —
New England Mutual Life Ins, Co.
Tle oldest mutual in ttic country. Chartered
1835.
LIBERAL TERMS GIVEN.
MAKTON& WAKKI.IN, General Agents
i-:i South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
HIGHEST HONORS.
AT TRT
Centennial World* Fair, 187$ !
■ THE
SH NINGER OPGANs
I'IIONOI'NCKD UNANIMOUSLY AS THE
BEST I. X'STK I \ UK. XTS.
Their comparativeexcellence is recogniz
ed by the Jndgc* in their Report, from
which the following Is an extract :
•'The ft KlKDilNitiF.lt ORUAX
COM exhibit as (he beat Insfrii
metitw at a price rendering them possible
to a large class of purchasers, having it
combination of Reeds and Hells, producing
novel and pleasing effects, containing many
desirable improvements, will stand lunger
in dry or damp climate, less liable to get out
of order, all the boards being made three
ply, put together so It is impossible lor them
to either shrink, swell or spilt.THE
ONLY OIIGANS AWARDED THIM
RANK.
This Medal and Award was granted after
the most severe competition of the best
makers, before one of the most compe
tent jurieM ever assembled.
New Styles and prices Just issued, which
are in aeeoroance with our rule, the REMT
oitii W for the least money.
We arc prepared to appoint a few new
Agents.
Illustrated Catalogue mailed, post-paid'
on application to
B. SHIMMER ORGAN CO.
♦>; lo m,l HKSTMT STREET,
New Haven, Conn.
mHWftgINHAYTi
AicaM.d Krjtf*? p*-.// i.t Ci nt nninl K \pi*.h"n f<*r J
Cur chfwing yvvlt'.iV fl.itl erf// Hr i"'U /./ >%{J rhttf I
f.ter )f "i> t farontft, '"!•• it t t<*Hrfr*% *
ertr tvmt* s An *ir l*tli .rrp ti iL -mark i <•!? !
i*nttftt*4 n infi'f'H' ••*>*' . s ! tut /•.*/• /<"# M
cn m •typing, lv I • < v.l >. St u'•< r onj L-,
TN R. \. JA* .V " VL':*-., |\TT VA |
tJoo. F. WAHDi.r. Ocnornl Avrrnt,
> . • .ii *■ *■ I•!i U.i"T l Phi Li.
j DiL I). 11. MINt/LK,
i
j OiTers hi* proTe witual services to ike put;
j lie. Answers calls at all hours
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE,
MllUiHiu, PfiiiTfl j
i
ICET AHI/HtIKD IV|J.
_
VIE
HARBISON'S
WRITING INKS;
AM) MI'CILAGE.
; The best in. the .Mark''!.
Jet Mark Kchcol lIIU a Special It)'. !
i I'OKSAI.RHY AI L I.r.AIUNU KTATIONLIW AM)
HARRISON INK CO..
Murray St., X. V
—-—- • - -
I Wash. Hutchinson,
T
DJC A I.in IS ALL KIND* OK
COAL, !
I ■ - Ar ~ j
COBURN STATION.
RIIITRT n. ST.IVXR, IG :.\T.
<BT Satisfaction guaranteed -T£*a ;
•IX TT. GETZ,
AUornei-at-LKW,
Lewisburg, Pa.
office opposite the Union National Bank
Can b*consulted in L.igiijji or Ueria r.
No. 2-1 y.
CAME RON'HOUSE,
LEYVISBI RG, I'KXXA.
Or. S. IBTJT^IR,,
Proprietor.
y
Kirsi Clans In all rebels ;t:ii
Contrail? Located.
C.MT PETREE,
CIGAR MANUFACTURER
WHOLKSALK AND RKTAIL DKAI.UU IN
Choice l>rullrlx of Tobacco
and Cigars,
SMOKERS' ARTICLES, ETC.,
kl/.RKLT BTtvKET,
Letvis b u rg, Pa.
American House,
J.P.S. WEIDENSAUL,
Proprietor.
OI.D AND POPULAR STAND.
Corner Market and Front Street*
LEWISBURG.PA
A First Class 11 o Lei in all Respects.
CIIA IW K-S-MOI) EtIAT K.
SLITS ! Sim!! SUITS! ! I
AND
Overcoats!! Overcoats!!
Sold at Cat and
BELOW COST!
Fui- SO days /v> /// date,
to reduce our large stock.
•
Call at
KOCH & STROUSE'Sj
Philadelphia Clothing Hall,
Lewisburg, Penna.
STORE,
LEIf 'ISli URG,\ l'E. \ \\ \4.
J. HOWEE, Proprietor.
Parlor Suits, Chamber Suits, Extension Tables
Bureaus, Parlor Tables, Bedsteads,
and Chairs
in great variety and at every price.
All kinds of F URN ITU RE constantly on
hand. 3y
et spiral studs. collar button, in-avy pV
wedding "in?. and get t*' Par Wan di nun*. •
p:. The article* vnt. post-paid. f
A C TM. Ijnv• In ii jrliiil* il lor Q><. tkn
r*l •t sUHIk and must la* soid. Solid MIH-
Onld Watches s!u each, for speculative pt.-
poses, good timer*, april lit i
a *jnt vonuior p<w. ••Ills r.?pnljifin t
honesty, fair dealing aad liberality I* in.
e'ltiith d by any advertiser In this city."—
J'. D>i>/ l!<jo!.', Dec. Hi, I s *?*!.
rttsTAfs i: s r \ MPS T.V KKN* AHCAAH.
1". SI'OL'KM AV -n It M) hT., New York
NERVOUS DEBII iITY
Viral Weakness or l*epre. slop, a weak e
handed feeling, no energy or entiragc; tn
r< : 'ill of Mental ot; worK, tit'll *errtl-i o
i.xeesse so a drain ti 4 *u l:ie system t
always cured by
Hrai?!!rB ,; 's tesra'fe S?;iac lit
28.
ft tunes up an 1 invigorate* the sj s*e:,,
dispels i lie ;| nil and dc.iopiide.ney, itr:
Mr.uijtlh IM energy—stops too dram an
n juv naiCA tin* entire nun. Bee t a-'
Invntj year* wit I; perfect JMieuess by fit... ,
and*.' S>;ld by dealers. p i i*e, 41.0>.t ;>e.- >,l
vi al; or )e Ui pr or tlve ri~ -
atul f!xi vl.il f nuwder. .soul by m.ail <
rmn ipi of price. Addre.ss HuiupSii- t.
tloinoep.ithic .'lr.dichic Com pa ny. .Vis
way. Nnw York. filx 13!y.
JACKSON'S
BTSSfiH&m ALL.
rin'se itrantls of .Hv.aa*l I'lu r are acino.v
edaed !y ad. Ho be the I'luesJ (Ueaio.
J'i>t>A.*i'in i a the market. I'm U: le :••.
.shapes and -i'.os, i i mHi rjany a.i i uli;
wrapjwr*. **dd by ihe ir •de jjeijen!lj'. Vn
for ..ample to the uta.iuiaciureis.
('. .IAIkvSU \ S I'elnrsbiirjt, \.
*.ra). !•'. \V % HULK, UENER.IT
A i-i N oi.ami "i S.mt ii \Vatvr St reel, P if.
I.ale Immense Discoveries bv M ANLK*.
a*ul irthersare./Mst a4d; 'tu the only com
j'ictr.
Life an<l La!>ci*s of Livingstone.
TIIIA veteran explorer rauk* a.aond the
most b'tf'iefi ures of tin* < 'iiiary, and tbi
lseik is one ol t!ie iuo>t at tractive, fase|n.r.
In?, richly illostrut**d and instrnetlv .•
UMC. ever issued. 4v*iH" the only entire ami
authentic life, the minions are ea.?er for it
and wide a warn* asents w i:r.l <i lick!/
I'm proof and terms addre.ss liCftKYKl*
Bits., filblihers, T.'vt Nilisoin St.. I'ittU.
IllNS' P TKJIT HAIR CRIMPERS.
Adopted by all the <|i|cens if fashion. Semi
for eireuiar. K. IVINS, No. -'3G3 Xortii Pift.j
St.. I'ltiLadcipliia. J*a.
CRIST ADO RO'S
HAIR DYE,
! CriiU 1 iro'n H ilr l>v*- i< the S YKJIiT and
i Eif; it avis ta<t<ttit%ii£-i>lv. t l<i •!-£
! he mo! natural shades of FVoek or Km* n .
I does NOT ST AI N.t in: SKIN, and Is *wli
applied. If is :i standard preparation. nr.*
; a lavorlte upon every well jto|nld ToHo
i for Lady or Gentleman. Soul l*v Dr2ei-u
J.OKISTADORO,
r. O. Box, 15 KJ. New York.
E Great chance tn make mo
SsE IB ,u ' v - If you emit get c").:
B* aw Bi'. m c * n Kviba:*iw.
We need h person In every
! town to take subscription* (or the I*rg si.
| e'nea]cst and lwst Illustrated family
Iio:. in the world. Any one can mbum
i successful agent. The no>t cleg-ant works
' of art given free to suhscriVi.s. The pvl-Vj
{ is so low that almost everybody sabseriles
I One agent reports making over *iro in a
j week. A lady agent reports taking over lv.>
I s;tl)ciliers in ten days. All who enga*;o
; make money last. You cun devote all voir
time to the business, or only your sua re tuna
1 You need not b* away froni home urernight.
| You ean do it a* well as others. FVill part!
■ euiar.s directions and term* free. Elegant and
1 expensive utht tree. If you want profitable
; work send us your address at once. It eo*t*
j nothing to try the business. No o-e who ea
I jrag-s fail' to make great pay. "The
! i'eoplc's Journal." Portland, Maine. 31—ly
j'WANTED!
j We wish an agent. male or fcina'e, In caeh
■ town ul this county, to get up Club? anin<
! ianl!|es, hotels, factories, for the sale
of our Teas, ail I will offer very liberal tvm
missions to such. We have hipeu linpnrlfn
I <d Teas for over iS° years, and can afford to
(send, and we will seiul a better article for
the money th in any other house in New
j York. Our Teas are put up in one (mind
packages, with the name and price printed
iijHin each.
Address, for terms ami blank form fir
ClUbs,
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] 'Phun Home Talk and Medical Com ai m
i Sense,'* —nearly \,***> pages, -SK illustrations.
; bv K. B. Po-irn, f l'i'J Lexington Are
l N. V. Purehasers of this i.>k are at libenv
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fri e. Priest bv mail. V 1.24 for tlie >ta\iak:
edition, oi i.su for the pom*i..iß e,ii.'.a-i
w'sleh contains all the >.tmc mtie. auJ ii
lnatratious. Contents tn.kes Im.*. Aoesr*
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