Xij c Journal.
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WJtr & Ccinis er, Proprietors
B O. DctMfdßK. AJUKX'iRW Editor
■lUht'ittiJUursilny Jan. 23.
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Toruaa—3l.so Per Annum.
MKlhelm on the L. C. & S C. R. R. baa a
popula'iob of 000—700 |> a Uu'lvlck l>uhue->
com re an 1 ooatrol* 110 tra.li* of an a verare
radius f over UUt miles, in which the
JOCKS VL h.is a lir;er circulation than all
c tiwr e .iinty pi|Hrs co.nl>inel.
Adwrllttr* will nV/ue in a At 1 a note of this.
■U IJB. L
Ml EST! U JIM.
BV REBECCA. IIAKDtXO DAVt.
'•Pets ! Champion of Egla'd
|®na ! Fresh pullr*d this mr it •%'!"
Carroll Huttei sau itered to IH
window an the cry sounded in font
of tlie house.
"Dooiue here, mamma! Did
yon over see anything so absurd *
lVBitiv*ly, Rolims bus *tp|*d the
wretched croature* I It is a dis
grace to the h*u*e."
The wre'clnd creatures were t
doiitVy and Its driv* r, a lliln, lme
boy of twelve, c!.l in well iatc •'<]
lags. Tlte ii mkey drew n sort of a
basket wagon, uls pitched with
willow withes, bits of sapling*, etc.
Inside were p i atoes, peas and a few
late straw bT;ies.
Mrs. Hutti i stooped to the side
door, before which the wagon was
drawn up, and beckoned to her ser
vant.
f, lt llins, why did you bring that
miserable creature near the house?
&*on should either send it to th-
Istck d<s>r, or buy froui the provi
sion store.
"Because, iradant, ceoksiys that
tilts boy' vegetable**re ju it out i f
the ground, and thoee in e stores
arc stale. .1 could have sent l.im to
the back d>or, but the lad is inclin
ed to resent tan order' of any sort."
Mrs. Huiter, like many fashiona
bla women, liked to fancy herself a
capable housekeeper. She silently
motion* d to the boy.
"How can yon br'ng fresher veg
etables than Scoot, who supplies all
-the best families Jin this neighbor-
Itwd ?"
"I> CD use I raise thrm, ma'am."
"Wl*efe is v ur farm ?"
"I onlv a patch—i i Jeisey, five
vniles the oihe*- side of the river."
• llow do you sell your peas ?"
interrupted her son Carroll.
"Fifty cents the half peck."
"II w d es th it comjmre with
S:VM*.s o-toe. R >1 lions ?"
"Just, double, air."
"You are % cheat, hoy I I shall
not give von one penny more than
Sco*t asks,"
Tli* boy promptly emptied th-
I>°H.S Into th wip-i aguu. *'T'i-*R
are worth double. t shall not sell
them for less." ho said.
H dim* gla >c d at. his mistress
"Thhy are worth it, m i tam. Ife
Belts them to Judgs Shaft -r's |eo 1-
St that orif*. ll*'* a sort of a
•♦prothey" of Mrs. Shifter."
Nv tIM Shaflferf reigned abso
lutely in that wotll of fashi •* in
which the I?utters were admitted
on sufferance.
"A protege of Mr*. Shaffer's ?
Ah 1 Come hero b y,'* said Mrs
Jliltter. "You can fake hi* vegeta
bles, Rollins. How did yon find
means to g> into this business ?"
"I had no mefcns, ma'am. I was
a newsbov. Mother took i>i sewi ig.
One day Ifo md .ve cml 1 root a
house beyond Camden with an acre
of laud f-tr what o tr *>o ns c st us.
So I took m t!- r out th*-re. We
raised vegetables and herbs ; I al
ways bring thnn in with the dew on
them. I charge the highest price,
and only take theui to p oplo wl o
have money to pay the highest
pricp."
"What do you do when the vege
table season is over ?"
I
"I bring in nuts and press d
leaves, and ferns to t ! e same 1 *dies.
I sell to them cueajier than fcli-v
could buy in the stores, and they
give me tnore than the stores woul 1
p;;v to me."
"The boy had a real business
faculty," said Mrs. llutter.
Her Hn Carroll, who was a year
older than the pea merchant, car
reasQ'i his u er lip, where tho mus
tache would he some lime, and star
ed at him insolently.
" What a ridiculous turnout I D : d
you buy the cart and jackass with
the proceed i of t.hit patch, eh I
"Yes. Did yon ever buy any
thing wit!i money y>u had earn
ed ?" looki ig at him ste idilv.
"I? Whatdyou take me for.
you imperii ne it puppy?
you know a genMeuiaa when you
tee cmw, y.u beggarly huekiter ?"
The other b>v stopped, surveyed
hi a c olly fro nhe 11 to fit, and
then saiquietly, "Yes, I think I
I). Id m't see hi n here."
Cirn tigrc# white with ra?e, the
m ire as its f^ r >cidil he s v a covert
'-• n fic •
"Tike tlitf, you do.#!" Iw sa
dealing the cr p I* ft blow across the
face with Hc I T which ho carried.
The IMV staggered hick, recover
ed himself, and sprang at him furl
miily. Mrs. II utter wp-imoi,
It dlins caugnt Jim and hel l Ir.in
helpless.
"G for policeman, Carroll!"
c M his mother, T SAW hi II at
tack yn 1 II infant W|t*ier'f*
Rnllftt* l'H>ft-ned his hold. " You'd
lietter cut <I id HI i, Jim,'' lie w.isj#-
ered. Then h* sai l al u I, "Jih
st telmiof n . I'iriHps it's **
well, ini'iii. Miser Cirrdl
struck the first blow. The Itw
might pm-ihly liavo taken til it iut i
account."
"Toe Itw discriminate* between
g-ntiemen and m.Htn, I Ii ,e," said
Carroll, lofiily.
C trroll was an i lsuff.vahly con
ceited hov. and ho went to school
that day wiin n tu nhig sense of
liis own importance—talked more
li ally than us tal of "gentlemen"
and "rowdies," ny win m he sini
plv meant. hoys who had uionev and
those who h ul not.
P.or Ji n Ludlow went.hu no rII
tie wiin rig- i i every part of hi*
atteima -d little tsuly. lie tol I his
mother the story of nia enc.m iti r.
"O Jm uv, w.ieu will y t leun
to co trol y nr t eigne V W i>
alio;.ld you have pr.w ked the hy f
How do you expect to in die others
respect y-ni wn u yo i d B uot ivap-c
yourell ?"
"Nohody reap c's ree. I can
never la? a geiith man !" sobbd the
po.ii cripple,
llis mother was t>o to rea
sou with Into. She div.v his head
to her breast and lotted him iwlnl\
"Now come to Miip,;er. Jiiuinv.
The sn .por was go ul, aid ue.nlv
served. Wheo it was iv.*r, Mrs.
ii- d'ow ligntetl the loop and pi ice.l
so ne Uatks on Ji n. wi h
a brigiit face, sa' down to his Ic -
sons. Mrs. Ludlow was an educat
ed woman, and was teaching t e
boy as tlioroug ly a-, lie co ll i have
been taught i. ihegraum ar sch I.
I I It was late lief'Te they put the
.i b mks away. Jim dew a haffdfol
' ! of silver fro u his p cker.
. j 4 *S.niethi -g t- g into th- ba ik.
k mother," lie said, laugliiug. "On
capital grows."
"Yes ; but here is the capital."
touching *lie books, ••which will
, make vou Ih° espiMl or any gentle
man ill th# liild, witil G . l's help.
W. 'll ask for that, Ji n nv." And
• hey knelt together in prayer.
Tne Verv next aftorno :. C irroll
Gutter, driving out to P.ok. SHA
1 the foiloro linle earn and d nikey
in front of him. He WHS portico
i i.trly el iteil with a sense of 'ms own
consequence j i-.t now. as tie was
diivinga |Mir of nln >Je.| p • lies
which his mo: her had preaeuted to
him a month ago. Yet the bo ,
witli his dashing equipage, ami du
motel shirt Ipitt'ins, was ift-rally
Prer as to m uiey than Jim ny
Ludlow. Wlide OH in-itber had
thought 1 e was at the uuiversi y,
Curoll s r )ent th- days in bill ard
rooms, lie had played awav his
last dollar that morning. He was
afniii to ask for more, and was
consequently in a sa7 igc state of ill
hnuio.-.
"Get out #f my way !" he shout
ed u I'll an oath.
Jim had drawn up his cirt to tne
-idearalk. and was giving a ha :dful
•f Iv-rries to a half sawed child
witli a baby in her n>\Tis.
"Tnat fellow." said Car-nil to hi*
companion, "cheats mv mo'her by
charging d üb*. o- ic- for his stuff,
and then gives it to lieggars "
Jim's face grew red, bat lie d: I
nor turn his bead.
At tha* mom-m , ao open car
riage, drawn bv a p-werrul blaek
horse, came dashing 1 w the street.
A gray h tired old man and ay ui >g
ill weie inside. The children
shrieked, so ue laborers sprang af
'ei tlie horse with will yells, terri
fying him all t he more.
Carroll, in abject fear, though he
WHS not near the horse, spra ig fro u
his dog cart and ran to the pave
ixi • t
The c irriag-' racke I fr m side to
side, threatening to th ow the girl
out. At th.* end of the >q ia e tii •
street crossed Fiirmmut aveuii*.
along which a train of stea n cm
was ra i lly appro uhi ig. M-oa 11
women cu the streets sto 1 paralyz
ed with horror.
Toe horse had shied when it
Massed C irroll's c irriage. a id slack
ed its pace a lit'le j ist then. Jim.
the huckster, who ha t cli nbo 1 fr II
.is cart as the horse slackened l (
pace, si>rang directly in trout of
him, a.'d clapped".m euip'y p# at*
tiasket ovt r his he id. Tne animal
reared, and then stopped a >ec md.
trembling ami wet with perspira
'ion. Tue horse was sTz- lat once
by a p Jicem in who was sta-iding
near, a d Hie ol 1 gen'l-* naa alij it
ed. and til in aged to f ill as he di I s >,
nut scrambled up and hel|ed his
daughter out of the carri ige.
A glittering |stoue dropped fre n
his breat as he stumbled. It rolled
into the gutter.
" Well, here, boy ! Y m stopped
that horse just i.i time !" he said to
Jim, who w-is picking his bisket i i
with others. "Here! You deserve
a gold medal. But perhaps this
will serve your turu as well," hold-
Tng out a teuk - .
"I don' tak • wage* for that sort
of work," said Jiui, dryly, cluubi ig
into his cart,
"On papa." c- led tho vming lady,
"your dianpml is gone 1
"What What I It must have
dropjteu when I got out of the car
riage. Tut, tut, one calamity
lu tugs a other. I.'Hk about, men,
I'll pay a big reward for it "
Two or three inen eiul ieys went
around stooping over tle pave
ment. Jim alone sat calmly wateh
ing them, with ak-aui, anxious l dt
on his faiv*. At I lit CirroU I latter
raopi 'g his hoot with his erne,
sauntered to his dog-nut ami pre
pared to mount. Ji a stapue I fro o
hi i cart and ran to his side, and
Slid, *T saw you pick op that dia
mond ! Give it nick instantly." he
said, in a shrill wltisjie>, "or I'll tell
the policeman, and you shall no ar
rested."
The hoy's face took on a ghastly
pdloi. 11,; stooped, pretend it to
pick up tlie stone, and iheu srappel
across the sidewalk and gave it to
the old gen' 1 man.
"Ah! A thousand thanks! What
lew iid can 1 give you V"
"Oh, he dmi'l work for wag s
either,'" cried Jim. with a laugh, as
he diove off.
Twenty wars fter that day, a
tramp found hi* way to a groat
sheep fi<in in T-x*i. The ground
was tilled with sk.ll and intelligence.
The I ig- c nnf u tanle in tn.si -n, tlie
out iiiiildinga, the stately park, ait
g.ive "evioence o letineme t ami
pioeperity. A gray-'iamsi la<j, sat.
on the irnrtic •;iiic or two ne dtny
loys weie I'l tling on tlie grass.
Tlie dlriy, half dru loafer
was iiiaKing nis wiy to he kitchen,
a lien a iuid he aged ul i ua i ea n •
j !it of the house. I'aj had ;4 siogu
lai Ii le tarv, was c ,trongiy uutit, u it
walked witli a slig it lun .
Tne traiupstood still. "Who is
that ?" he H iked f o.io of the fir o
men.
"Tuat*s ttw Jitdgr, libn as owns
'hi* place. E ct dto C Mgr-ss fo
next term. I® in Uit eVety i• ly
k - e# J ones L d' v."
•*l too ig it MI!" mar ere I tie
trainp.
"Wim are you st
Tiem in lifted lis greny i
fro o his head, witu a long Ineath
■*l am Cimill .1 it tor. X•, IM i •
go in. That man's b.eal would
o ioke me 1"
And he turned hi-hack and went
onhiiWiy. To u• a 111 fiii
iliff rent roi Is I I life, a .d oil c i m
en tlieui delibeia ny.
[Brhl;;-p-> 4 tCor. Sew York Sou.]
1 DloH.JioKl) SIT ft)ll'd SIIUTOK.
Droppin /on lib* I\ urs at a GirVs
Je'tCL and Sh'rniaj Uimsc'f.
Frank L me, a yo ing mech inic f
Bndgep nt, sh #t himself i i tne he.* I
m .Su iday evening, after his dis
mis-al by Ins K't'**
d.trTu, Tav 1 ittur i* at attractive
gi. lof about twe .I y years of age,
who works in a pap*r ling factory
Sie and Lane b-cvue acq iaiutel
about a vear ago. : d M iy la*t tliev
bv'c.iiue engaged. Line, Wuo had
oeen si I • ily ah it Ii * t
nis wi d ways, and was llieieaf.er
ex uiplny in h:s hihirs. Ha was a
d vi ed siiiti.-, calling upii lav
si ! >we y eve ni , Til s*eki ig her
moiety at ever* oppnr u liiy. They
•Vere to nav •be i iiirr.nl >i to
3;.h <i t ie pr.-SMt ut ath, iut Lu*
had been out o' einpi y u i it 1 itely.
and the wed li ig day was th-ref >re
;# slp ..H1 to D -CEN he , 10. li. L) i
Sa.i.!av afternoon Ud ami diss sin
iin went on a long walk lOgdaer.;
la the eveuiu/ ume called on tier
again al tte house of J. L)n tiling,
where nhe boaids. Mr. Dunning,
who was i i the pallor with tin in
until within ten mi iU.es of tue
tragedy, not-.ee 1 tnat they were
' ea-nng and u intei tag each outer a
gi eat deal, but had no snapici >n
iroui 'neir mauiiei tiitt they were
approaching a qtitrrel. After lie
• eci;ed the (] i srrel be lie mora
s irited, and Lane tl.pp d Mi.>
Marti ain tlie f.cer Sie ways tint
she does not la la Ve that lie did it
in bai temper, but at any rale the
alapaige ed ner into telling lum
that if he struck her again it would i
be after tlicy were married. Tueu j
she tol l him tint she wanted notli- j
ing more to do with hi 11, a d to |
empiiasizo her words she look off
uereugagerueut iing an 1 threw it
in hi* face. t( :r sv trd.s ai m ni
n'rs roused Line to a Miiduen fren
zv. II -is nervnis an I#i ilea te u- •
pered, and forme I ami execmed is
•U spel ate purpose ln-t n e tue girl ra
1 z d wii.it had liap iened. When
-.lie to-S'-d hnn t in ri.ig ne stepped
to the d IOI* and 1 ck'*d it. I'u •i he
pulled ut hi* pistol, aid dripping
on his knees at the girl's feet, punt
ed the we i,#oi (o his he it a ul dred
As lie had oft© i fo >l j d with the
revolver h-f ue in .Miss Mirti i's
pies-mce, she s i .piHl :n vn o.ilv
trying to frighten her until siie
Heard the re' Utanl si w hi a ftll
uackwa don the fi >or. The ah >ck
so terrified her that some minutes
elapsed before she ouid rise from
the sofa or litter a smnd. Then
her wild shrieks quickly 1# ought the
f imilv to her ro > u and a p tlioHin-iu
from the street. Toe foolish suitor
died and the girl is nearly crazed
with grief.
A UIhtKTKM ItOISK.
An obnervKnt spectator will no
tice that the fl' Hl four window* of a
I lnr* h<>um at the c Titer <f Xor
' folk Hired, London, iwe-ent h pecu
liar appearance. The abutters are
tip. and they are covert*! thlc ly
with du*t, whilst thrnii|rh theciitok*
i can he a-en the blind*. hlso thick
I with dust. 'nd monitoring away
. witti age. T'e anutters and blind*
. | hv Wen in exactly the ame posi
tion, ttntone'icd. fir more than for
• ty veaia. During that time no hit
man foot hue en*ered that room.
. And tle raisoti )4 this: Forty
vcir ng\ more than forty T/ofl
| Dvaart emra<red to W marr'ed.
- i the dav wa the wedding
rnon \nff tnived. tfie nronkfW. wa
| Nid <op in that i ebn* nod hand
, aom roont. the bridegroom whs
j wi'U' 'o pr- coed to church, when it
W:ij discovered frit t'>e hrid* was
i missing :-i note in her h O'd vrping
va found edd*eeeril to tie Inlde
pr >rni. It'" fiv informitig hint that
she h-.id e|one-l that morctg w ; th
his best man. a guv nd g i]l n' cn.
tain of d**agoona. Thejiped t-ri te
gr (M m did not av much, hut ho
! went nln oto the room in which
j the-yedding h-p ikf isf was Juld out
Iwi* h his oo'n hands not t|*> the
shutters mil d-e-v th* blinds. 1 vk
'ed the door and took the key. ffe
! gave ord t.s that the door shonl 1 he
j nail'd up and birred with padlocked
hire, and that no one s'mhiM enter
trie room aga'n. U'H'ii the house
i was let it was stipulate) thtt the
room in nn-s* ion sh oil t rem do un
touched. and •• so n of £ -X) ivr an
num w s paid to t?,. to 11 ,t to com-
P'-i'S'de hnn fir the d'"i**iv:|tivi of
f 1 e ii-p of thero >m Tori m his
never 'men e <*erod since t.'ie d -v he
*1 sed it. and 'here are 'he *'-ved
ding meals" mouldering sijei-t I v
w-iv. an-t the rn im ibfij nhltng
to dust in tie* funeral gl oirt.
Mi s Susan Mi- g. o' t il -m. re
j ee tly - v t'pf !| •v| g ndyr'HP
j n nf in a c n *v n-'-Tsni .e
I '.l'nw t • g-t l-i —i -are -r t-' enl 8
cents .,m >, File tin. Inx 41?. Pint! ind.
M
I' l 1. y rill hi itv. st'e fo
• n 'ictf. on! n-c ivd fe
f-lloi'Jig epU ; • Work like f p
I
dio il and in v" sp nd a cent.*'
CHEAP
KANSASLANDS
I W> own mil eintfijl the iialtw.iv lands of
TJtK PXMfXTV. !vANXS. about equally
I liiviil •<! hy tae Kansas Pacific UaMway.
i which we ire s -Ilinir at an avera cof 4128
per acre on -.••>* terms of payment. Alter
na'e sect ens of i<vrninen? lands can be
taken as 'i nn -st-aUs hv act ail settler*.
T'i"-e lands Me In the li'tliAT 1J M KSTON K
RKT.Tofi' ntra'K ins'is. *!i • tiest winter
wheat urn I icing district of the I'idled I
Si i te*. yielding from 20 to 35 Kushejs per
A-'re.
The iverace vearlv rainfall 1n this county
! nk utt.v 3ft ISC'IM I'KK ANNi M, niie-ihlrd
yr ater t't rn iw the iit.fb "xto led Akas
a\s Vali.icy. W.i ch li is a yearly r onfall of
1 *st th in 2".lnches pur annum in the same
1 mgitude.
SriX x tUistxa and WOOL Kitowivo are
verv Itm nkhativk. Tlie ainteis are ahoil
and ut'lil. Stock will ti.e al 'he >e.r on
grass • I.tv'ug Streams and springs are
miiiterot! Pure water ts 'ottnd Ui wells
fr >m f*e to SO feet h en. TilK AJ.tiu
('nykT iv ttik \V uti.n! N't fever and
ague Oi-re. N • inu llyor Im as*U>K roads.
Pl-nty of enc b it duiur s'one. Itmr and *w' <t-
Toesc lands ire tM'hit rapt ttv s -tiled by thw
lv-st c! vss of Northern and Eastern people
and will so a i'ir-cia-e in va'ue by the tin
pro/em nts now betiix in id- as to make
th nr -ure'ia e at -i • 'sent prl -e<one >f the
verv be-t t irestm ups that ran te mad-'.
.181 le from the profits to he derived troni
th-tr-u.tiva'i >n. M--m'ers of our fire- re
side in W V-ivKB\KY. and will show lands
at a..y tbn •. A pain-dilet. eiv ng full inf r
--tn iMin in i- • rar l to * d!. eiimate. water sup
ply. 4-.. will Iw sent free on request.
A'.dnss
Warro t Koency Sc Co.,
1 R l te.-trir rn St . Chicago.
U't WA KEEN SY, Trego Co.. Kansas.
THE LIGHT-RUinnNG
The BEST, LATEST IN!PROVED,
end most THOROUGHLY eonstructed
SEV/iNC N.ACHINEevnr minted. All
the wearing parts are niado of the BEST
STEEL, CAREFULLY TEMPERED
ami arc ADJUSTABLE.
It I as the A UTOMA TIC TEX K JON: I\
Las the a. AUG EST 808 VIA • it nas the
Easiest Threaded Shuttle.
The BOBBINS are WODJJD without
BUNNIMG or UJ.M 'IHUE AJjING the
machine.
It lias a S "ItiF-SFTTITO NTT.r-LF; It
has a lUAL lor regulating the lengtii ol" stitch.
\Yiruonr ye-fims; it has a ukok
SPACE under the arm; It is NOtgfCLE-S,
o-id has more points oft XOciLFKNCU h->"
All other inacliinee combined.
S&r Aflents wonted in localities
▼.-hero wo are not ropreeemod.
Johnson, Clark & Co.
UNION SQUARE, N.T.
MILLHEIM
| MARBLE WORK.S
JDRIXI.WER & DOSSER
PROPRISTOKS.
i Thin old and |s)pnlur estab
lishuicut is prepared to do all
work in their line in a style equal
to any in Centiul Pennsylvania,
und at prices that defy cont
petition.
MONUMENTS,
COUCHES
H3AOSTONES,
;of all Bizes # styles an ) f prices,
made on short notice:
The proprietors, hope by
ST IMC r ATTENTION
t usilb KS,
FAIR DEALING
GOG. WORK
'o merit the continued confidence
jof their frlords an 1 patrons, and
f the public at large.
Shops, ea3t ol Bridge
Millhaii), Pa.
I
omblni' MUlnzucfui'o
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Ererytliini for the Garii
NumlH-iitij; I7Bji with -lured |l.ite
SK\T Fill i:
Too ircuHtiim.*rKof lii-t yeirs, and hi
all jiiii-ii i-ipp> ol <>tii boiks. viilv i
(t Alihl N I Nii F ! '45 I*•£ *• li. I li.v I
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IN ; fuU I'I.L y- ULI . • ,
pr< I;. nan) • a-i. I>i • i't
ii- rial ■j- diM.
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A (ilti K\UO;
bir *• uo -• t\in •*--, d ire -hn m >il
vltlv-' oft -h- i v n i a-,| .-olivet. oli,
al! dfitinct riei'ti-g ;
S Alt ii.oiis. or i V/. il--as,
S i. r ! C i n • li is,
SC.il dill.ii- (f tn.-> ). or H Carnations
i iioiitlily).
l"i L'iirysa to -uui n- or
SOvni.jUrvas oi H otlivr wtiitv leaved
I J plants. A
S lYihliis.oi A Di.uitliiis (new .l.apan).
5 h Feins, i .dos-v-, or " F'l h-ias.
4 8 (•eratiiums. F*lc'.\ S Vartvgateil, or 4
I Blvylv 11 vt?.
. 4 Ol< oil ni.is, s iiiadiolus. or STnbermcs i
f (!•••• li, |
i 4Orapv vines,4 Honeysuckles,4 Hi -
5 dv stu utis.
I 8 ll'vli-.tropes,B|,n t tamis.or siVtuni: r
s 8 P.msjvs(new ifvrman), m BSalvM"
| SU-.kws, loiithb 8 ltardv ilybiid. oi
{ ' *|init>i"i:.
9 8 Violet (sevito I), or 8 Daisies. Kn(
12 -s.-a.-eei it'll timr,or 12 >carver*reei
> k'W PUi.U,
IS VeiN-tias. distinct and splendid sort*
25 Varieties of Flower, or £• varieties of
Ve retal'le Seeds, ■
ur by EXI'HIiSS, Hu>jer to rhiryr*.
3cohectioiiH for fnrfdW for -
12 for ;1 for f?; IS lor 4 •{ • the full
C'lllectiou of 350 varieties of I'iaiits and ,
.Seeds—sufficient to stock a greenhouse i
and garden—for 4.'5. to or. rlnMik "< nd- t
e.iing for I'le isure"an l 'atalogue oiler- *
ed ilKive (value#l.7s) will lie added.
Peter Henderson & Co.
oo CortUuult St. ,A\ 11
Wash. Hutchinson,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
COAL,
- VT.
COBURN STATION.
I ERRY n. KTOVKH < NI.
guarantoo*.. JSD
D H GETZ,
AUornej-al-!ow.
Lowisburg, Fa.
Office o i.i witn '.'in IJ ii 11 V iti •i il Ran k
Can be consulted iu UuglUU or tierinan.
No. 2-IV.
GLOBS
White Lead na i Mi efl Pant Co
CAPITAL STOCK, S'.OO.OCf
Tlid"" Pain's a -♦ ni'x' f r r an,
•hiido <>r -olr.r, a-i.l nil i n -u.y li uutniou tvon
One Qun t to alia. ret
re
c / •
3 <
DO YCUR OWN TAINTINQ.
Ttißf Paints s-e made of Pure Whit- J.eeo,
Zinc snc Lin-e.-d Oil, held In BolnMon a d radj
for use • are one third cheaper ami will last three
time aa long as Paint mixed iu the ordinary way.
$:fS BFt WARD!
will bt r'*d for every ounce of adniteratlor
fonud in them. Thoncands oi honsen and BOTnt
ot the finest villas in America are painted xrtti
these Paints. Fend for T< stimoi'Li-s ame
also for Sample Colors and Price Lists, to ths
GLOBE MIXED PAINT CO..
OFFICK t '
103 Chambers St., New Yorl^
fcy, MOR6AM i IE RS£V OT* i
HARRIS'
STANDARD
[ST OJ E,
235
MAHKETST., near THIRD
fctobburj^a.
FALL AND WINTER
ANNOUNCEMENT.
We liave now complete ptock
of Millinery, Triuimings, Notions
and Fancy Goods, al prices fully
25 per cent, lower than else
where. An examination of our
stixk will bo sufficient to con
vince lit w at we say is
squa-ioly uo
A 'I Assortment the
it W li}. I.| f.i i b :• \ i ' ;
L idles". M-s -i :it \ J. r l
lisits ( mimd n u m
Hals & j3oh..v t.
F cw r ' r§
QI ' i
. I A C VOw -
rilb ii h
Oi* i ;i;IJ .tl,
Hj iir/, ti/j ,
Corsets &
CLidcrwear,
CifTs & 0 )Ya :s
Rut
lacts Tr'mrr'n' s
Real &. Imit .t oa
Hair Geo Is,
Hamburg Edgings
& Insfir i g3
Ladies &J!iss.s'
Furs,
Jewolry &
Perfumeries.
M;tto & P.ciuro
Frames.
Zephyrs, 12 1-2 i:r oz
Gernantowii Wool, 9
Ccats Michiie Cottaa p:r spool 5 its
Willmitoa M. Cotteu, prr spool 3 e!s.
Pin', "er p.,per 2 cts,
eiite- m paper 3 els.
Gents' Paper Collar
]0 cents per Box,
and l .lonatiid (tier articles
•'too numerous to nicnlioii. Don't
•orget the place. ,
HARRIS'
STANDARD
S T O R E|
235,
Market St,
LEWIS3SJR3. PA t
i
ji(gtiMwgi'
Snl fel| RmjK}|} •i* Ii Uo <rfrrv' {/i cm*'ruction am 4. rj
vll Ktf Tafewßs, W HIM ek-.ly *h-i acliilu cui>tT^era?elt.
"v BfV Em A3 mi AT n r*r f-.-
&jf if \ lull proud t/iuf U>. wtlh a wn, M'AiMTTU'i L-^a
LI ft \; 0 Whm <sbio.gr • the bobbin Lecvmeiex...unfed,
H-2 H US Wli] er flf the twin# pelnfe-cre m<OultoU*, C2£U
I a H M IU con.Uine erer* d<-*lr*l>:*- i:..| wove meet.
|| if \£ Big iff luery Machineh at-ut but rwad/for oae,aily/
NMirUfcfitmidlß.'! tHo CtIJAT RfUCTT'
JSjfr I*' ' Eft IN I'ttlCf* we cemii.ua to .* f!. b—t4mm*r. j
exwciai' the f uu<kt care in theiraM^^ 1
wmSmßnwh 3SI Walitot ft.. m. r£U!CUAL CJTK2 tad Maacfacterkj, lflddsWn, r
RED FRONT
STOE® j
LKWISBURG, PEXXA.
J. EOW3B, Proprietor
Farlor Suits, Chamber Suits, Extension Table,
Bureaus, Paror Tables, Bedsteads,
and Chairs
in great variety and at every price. ~
All kinds of FURNITURE constantly on
KEYSTONE WRINGER.
p. Has Greater Capacity,
pjCsp-. C pls More Durable, and
Is better finished
Than any other wringer now made.
THE BOLLS
IT Are of White Rubber 'dear ta
] ** r the shaft. No t* n.e >r wire ur fibrous, nt—
~ 5 terial. or anything else tsat rubber tfrifg
t plßas. ifidp*' used. The rulher t> vu'eanaed iyA '
*h>'ft and con out It t"lm ojf except by orb
&i*Brx ( =^-";.J' j£- ti <j it j Tmy are more elastic than
el® 'm otner mils because there is nothing tnt
&- . - rubbrr on the shaft, and more durabit
j*'" \ h c use there is no ttrine or fibr os n^ato
r a I to rot ouf or wire to cu< the ruhb> r.
kind of roll now Renown. " \
ASK YOUR DEALER FOR "
,iC +-11 i.ikOiiS J)
J.P.S Wi3ID3NSAUL
Proprietor.
OLI) AND roI'UI AU STAN
'oroer Market a jdFVom Streeit
f.EWLSBUItiJ PA
A Fir* t'l.Ps {! • I*l I i.n lini'T
I'll A Rl E>M' I) EH \TE.
C. >l. PETREE,
CI3AR A Kw/ACTUEER
HOLBSALI.JANI> FETAIL IM.ALKU IN
Choice Drauis of Tobacco
ami Cigars,
B>:okKß>' / RtirtK,, err.,
MARKET STREET.
I. ei' is burg, Pa.
FURNITURE
J. H. BA£ELLi,
Spring Mils, Pa.,
Is :U al- times i: eiKirel t m.h* furniture to
oider. lie !•)> 'J ir< <>d wik and ow }
;t ices to merit a share o" pub ic p.ition ge.
Cui.e i-ottoiu chaii* aiways on .sand.
UNDERTAKING A SI'KCIALITY.
"FITS- EPILEPSY
OR
iVALI/N > SICKNESS
•'crmHiitiitlj Cared-no tumbs- •
tsv o: e jiontu'o is.mjk'op Or- oo.iaßb'g
URLKBKATEU I NKALLHO.E KIT I'OWUK-A
T< coiiviuoe #Uilei"wis t 'At these powders
will do a!I i\C cliiim P*r them,' we 111
send them bv mail. rosTP.\ir>,- vrke Tli
-,AL uox. As ilr. lioUiard Is ilijonlv phy
sician thai ims ever made Ids dlsertsea
si.i iil study, and as to <>h f knowledge
thousands luive been pes a axextly ctreo
by toe use of these powders, we w ill guar
ait tee a permanent cure in every case, or
nnuiKl you ail uiouey expended. Aii
sutl'erers should give these powders an .
ejirly trial, and be convinced of their enr- (
alive powers. . .
Pilce for large box, $3.00, or 4 boxes for
$1 .00, scut by tuiiii -to any putt oi L nued
States or Canada mi receipt oi price, or by
express. C. O. D.' Address
3t'iQ Kl'LTO* bTKELK, ÜBOOKLVN, N. Y
HIGHEST KGInGRS.
AT THE
Centennial Worlds Fair, 187* /
TUB
HCNINGER ORGANS
PKO.VOUNCET, tTNAXIMOCSLT AS THE
BEST LA "STRUM
Their camn ir itive excellence is rerogniz
e<l by the Judjfem iu their Report, from
whMi the toito,vim* is an extract :
•The H %I*\lNJF.It OROAY
tars exhibit a* (he best Instrn > ,
inento at a price reti le.lug them possible | i
to .i large Class of pure;* isers. having a
I coinbiiiatiou of heeds and B 'lls producing ; |
I n<ivei and pleasing elleets. emit .iiitiic many i
I desirableimpiovciiieiua. wj I stand 'oiiger
! in dry or uamp ciiiuule. iess liable to eet out
< of order, nli the boards being
ply. put tog 'ther so it Is Impossible lor thcin
to oi' ter shrink, swt *j' JPilV* J,,,5 1
IO\Y UUGA.XK AWtßl't® -TitHl
[ |£
! litis .dedal and Atrard wa'panted after
1 the most severe competition of tin h <t
in iker. before one of tli-' most compe
tent Jnrles over asseinb ed.
New ."stvies in I mice - jitst issued, wnH i
I are in a 'cora nice with o tr rule, tiie
WRHAM fm fie least money.
We ire prepared to appoiut a few new
Agents.
Illustrated dialogue mailed, post-paid
on tp dicAtl m to
B. S3ONINGER ORGANS
I 10 11 rHKSTMT RTRKET, 1
NBWHAVEX.Oqkjt
THE KEYSTONE WRl^ip.
L) .i. V 11. Ail.Vljl E, ' .
Offers hts professinnalservloesto thtftb
lie Ausw era calls at all hour*
• >FFICk AND HEX 1.108
Millbiitn, " ii>
tit nil TMlnirsrir tW Wen. Xervwma
and (>eb-t t rd
<Pi'lst tlmprivpi NrirtPtlUß
Lnvantr %ppl aimm are a
and Primanrat eure fof Rpeuiu elsiu.
Nuirai.i:i, Kidney.ldver ai d Femaie eCßJ
phtlnts. Neivous Fiostration. Backhand
SJiJoat lirtraiion. and Kindred Idsemes
P; hes XVafst Ho t. th.flf) •• Kplnsl "Belt, I6r
Par iv|s and spina: Ailments. ami
onwards : Aiin eis. Anklets. Head Ratod*
Knee l ap-. tL'-io each • suspenspiiea. tfebtk)
illustrated i'amp let Kiee. Address,
b.ti-t tftU-K n A>SWHfMUr.
27 East Niutb Street. New Yert:
BUSH HOUSE,
BSLLBPONT, PA.
GEORGE - HOPPKB.
. v . " Proprietor. r
SPECIAL HATES TO F ' MIf.IES. PER
MANENT HOAUI) R8 AJDrBR* 1
SDNS ATTENDiNO COUUT. **
BOTn LANGUAGES SPOKEK
AT OITK IIOTKt. '
KIPOMJ: - T isfr
Ai£ T WATTEb
TOR TMK—
Naw - mlaai Setal Life is. Co
llie olncst inutuai in the country, Charter'
1835. ■■■■•"
LIBERAL TLR 8 GIVEN.
MAKTON A WAKELINti i
133 South Fourth btreet Phil; delphte.
WAsiliiD!
We wi *i an agent male or female, (ft eaJfe
towu oi .L *ount>, to get up Ctuhs hJUOOS
t unities, hi,. Is, faetoiiea. Ac. lux |Le
oi our Teas >ni w ill otter very lib, ral rotn
iil'.vd.in* to >uel. We have been impoHcfS
of fen> foi over 20 years, and cau a Bore to
send, and we will send a beitei aitjycle lor
the in-mey than any other house fn New
toi k. nuY Teas are put up in vM pourft
packages, with the name and prig* priutttt
U]>OII each.
Address, for terms and blat-k form frfr
Clu s, ■ . en
LiViniNAtNLW YORK HI>A HA >.,
3 i M v* Church St,"New Yot K
fITTT) ft V?f WlMneauie* Card. New
wJaXhL/xi iLpaths market out "by the
plainest ot ail took:-
'Plain Home Talk and Medical .Cbnuriop
Sense,"—neaiiv I,W* pages, sw illustration! 4,
by Dr. K. it. 1 OOTK. ot htti Lexington A-
N. Y. Purcuuseiw of this liook are at libei ty
to ci>nsiut its author iu pe;sou or by 'uad
free. Pi iee by mall. *1.24 for the WANtoAJtlb
eddlnn, oi ♦f.bu for the popllak odithrm
which contains all the same inatie, U
lustrations. Contents taUesfxee. Aox>t*i
\V'AXTKX>. MUIiI.AY liHXlLhLlfJtthG
Co., 129 hastjbth M. N. J \._ - 38-^
DAV. t.BnOWN,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
TIT-WAR
STOVEPIPE & Tl I Illli
SPOI'THG and FRIIT CANAL
- - j.fV I TTiTp •
* 1 #
Would respectfully Inform the puWJeAh#
he keens on hand, or makes to order
all Ktnds of Ttxwakb,
FIXTURES,jntftTCANBv .
•tc.. etc. I
SSPODTIH3 A SPECIALITY j
Fruit cans •' ' *
alwa vson hand. i
Repairing done at A
abort uotice- Having M
some fen year* cXperlenee
In the business lie Hatters blxr
eelf that hi* work 4* fully eona Itt S
anv In this section of the country, A,
bare of the public oatronage Is evpsvt ■
By solicitd- ■
desk ■
fl