|ournai. THURSDAY, AUGUST 23RD, 1883. BY DEININGER & BUMILLER. LOCAL DEPART HEAT. <Oa'tnpmeeting is over. —P. 11. Musser keep* a splendid line •of watches and jeweTiV. —Smith's German Olio is meeting Villi phenomenal success. —Elias Lose and son lvave built an important addition to their planing mill. —Don't forget Mrs. Hannah Miller's sale nekt Saturday afternoon, at one •o'clock. —A fine assortment of Photograph Albuns just received at the JOURNAL "STORK. C.dl and see them. —Our friend Joseph Swanger opened a new store on North street. (Texas.) Joe does business on the fcrst 11 >or. —The workmen at Hartraan's foun dry are busy as beavers turning out buzzing threshing machines. Let them 'buss. —lloffer's Time* Wages & Expense Book, the best thing oat in its line, iu- Yiispensible to workmen, for sale at the •JOURNAL STORE. —The big an& little statesmen of the town are doing the level best to hatch out a young crop of grind stones •at the hardware corners. —Rev. I. P. Neff, of Shenandoah, Pa.,has accepted a call from tiro lilain, Perry Co. Pa., charge, whither he ex pects to remove shortly. —The Albright brothers returned from their business tour on Friday-, delighted with the trip and pockets wefl filled with spondoolics. —Mrs. Alice Tonner, Mrs. Aggie Nagle & Mrs. Laura HouseV, staved in town this week visiting their fattier and grandfather, Ex Sheriff Musser. —A lot of refuse boards and other lumber will be sold at the Lutheran •church,next Friday evening, six unlock. Tcifns—cash, and the highest Udder the buyer. —Mrs. John C. Wolf, of Watson town, spent a week right pleasantly a mong her old friends and acquain tances in Millheim, Aaronsburg and found about. —Beats the Dickens what a lot of a gents come and go all the litno. MiH beim rau.'t be a good place to sell goods, or else our landlords give good grub and prime— cigars. —Mr. 11. K. Luse presented us with some fiue specimens of Law ton black berries. Hen can not only build bouses -and printing olfices but knows just how to raise fruit. -It is estimated t bat over 2000 peo plo attended camp m oeting on Sunday. It affords us great pleasure to add that good order prevailed throughout with -slight exceptions. —Daniel Bressler brought a few plums to our saiTCtum the other day which beat all in the plum line we ever saw. Dan has no neme for them but that makes no practical difference. —J. L. Spaneler, Esq., and Dr. Geo. M. Swart z, of Bellefonte, and D. O. Dower, of Union county, were among the strangers brought here by the sale •of the Keen estate, on Friday. —Little Johnny Zeigler,of Millmont, spent a few days here attending camp meeting and shaking bauds wilh friends Johnny didn't grow much since we saw bim last but can laugh as heartily as : over. —Mr. C. K. Fisher and lady,of Rich, tnond, Indiana, are here visiting old friends. They left Aaronsburg seven teen years ago and have not been here since. They have not grown older in appearance. —Dr. 11. B. Vanvalzah, gave us a call last Friday. Like all the rest of that name he is a fullsizel doctor, suc cessfully engaged in practice at Cleai field, but has not forgotten that Mill heim is his native home. —Never saw landlord Musser look happier, nor iwstilion MensCh feel prouder, than last Thursday when they had their four beautiful bay horses hitched to the Millheim Hotel and drove to Cob urn and back. Whew 1 —Lots of music all around and all over. Organs, pianos, melodions,brass bands and Jewsharps—but Sam Wei user's Drehorgel , at the brauch knocks the spots off them all. Really the oth ers are all ashamed to play when Sam performs. —Cashier Walter is fixing dp his premises tip-top since Le knows that tho JOURNAL building is coming right opposite. A first class brick pavement, the tree boxes painted with purest white,starkish new chimey tops next— and so on. ADViCIB TO MOTItEKS. Are you disturbed at night and broken of vour rest by a sick child suffering and crying With raiu of cutting teeth ? If so, send at once and get a bottle of Alas. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. Its value is incalculable. It will relieve the poor little suf ferer immediately. Depend upon it, mothers, there is no mistake about it. It cures dysentery and diarrhoea* l-egulates the stomach and bowels, cures wind coliq, softens the gums, re duces inflammation, and gives tone and energy to the whole system. MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTH ING STRCP FORUHILDKEN TEETHING is pleasant to the taste, and is the prescription of one of the oldest and best female physicians and nurs es in tHe United States, and is for sale by all druggists throughout the world. Trice 35 oeuts a bottle. —Sheriff Dunkle showed his smiling countenance at several places in town last week. Our pills think he is real good-looking, for a sheriff, and we wouldn't like to swear ly a stack of bi bles as big as a house that all of them would resist being arrested bv him. —Quite a number of our Milllieimers have just discovered that it improves the general appearance of the town ver y much to have clean streets and the green swards in front free from noxious weeds and oilier rubbish. Better late than never—but we knew It these lftany years. Fict. —Rev. Z. A-. Yearick writes us that he made a mistake in announcing Ins appointments at Millheira on Sunday evening and wishes to correct it as fol lows : Sunday Sept. 2nd, prcachiifg at Aaronsburg at 7$ l\ M. Sunday Sept. fhb, 11 HI Vest Thanksgiving services at Aaronsk'urg at 10 A. M., German. —William Young. Esq., the former merchant prince of Mitllinburg, now a resident of Pnikidelphia and president of a bank at Reading, was victimit. -d at Waukesha. Wisconsin, on tho 11th inst.-, to iho tune of sloo >by a set of sharp Contldence men. It is verv sur prising that a man of Mr. Young's age, experience and kn nvUdgo of the world could be caught in such a thin trap. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.— Whitmer, Culp Go's steam saw mill (formerly Musser & Gephart's) near Paddy Mountain tunnel, was totally destroy ed by Ore on Sunday morning. The fiie was discoverd at alx,ut two o'clock in the ir.ormng.but had made too much headway to be extinguished. The loss is estimated at -about SliOtM), mostly covered by insurant. It is supposed the firm will rebuild without delay. —Mrs. Row?, widow of the late Rev. A. I). Rowe, the lamented Missionary in India, makes her present stay with the parents of her departed husoftnd, near BooueVille, Clinton bounty. She will give a tecttire in Bonneville, in a few weeks at Which time she will ex hibit quite a number of articles of handiwork which she brought with her from India. A BLACK HE AUTEDVILL ATN\—Will iaiusport's ltest sensation is an elope tnont in high bfe. J. O. Parker, Esq., who occupied a prominent place among the very crane lie la crcmc of Williams port society, has dese ted a beautiful, accomplished and high-bred wife and a son twelve years old, and lias lied to Europe With Miss Harriet Tremaine, a pretty young l.tdv of twenty years, who was also considered highly respectable. It is rumored that lie took with him $40,U00 belonging to other parties. —The Trustee's sale of the real es tate of the late John Keen on Friday last was a succ ess. The several prop erties were sold as" follows : Five a cres of land between Milllreim and Aaronsburg to J. W. Snook, at $11*2.- 5u per afire. Five acres on the hill west of Millheim to J. 11. Reifsnvder, at $lO5 per. acre. Bank building to I). A. Musser, sl2U>. Dwelling bouse and shop next door to the Joui nal ofiice, to W. J. Spinger,s'Jlo. The farm was bid up to $54 per icre but not knocked off, and the sale adjourned to Satuiday j next, 124 P. M., sharp. —On Monday we were very agreea bly surprised by a visit, from Mr. Hugh Osrnan, a companion of our boyhood years. Mr. Qsinan left Millheim thir ty-five years ago and has not been here Since. He was surprised beyond ex pression over the many changes wrought since the long, long ago, and particularly that so fttc of the people then here are left. Truly, 35 yeai s make many "Changes. Mr. Osraan rasides at Alleman, Clearfield Co., and we are glad to add, is well to do in the world. He brought his wife along to show her his uative place, which was real nice in Hugh. —The several Sunday Schools of Aa ronsburg wi'l unite in holding a picnic on Saturday the Ist of Sept. in Mr. Co burn's woods a short distance east of town. All are cordially invited to at tend. There will be as little formality on the occasion as possible. All a"e requested to meet on tho ground at 10 o'clock. There will be no procession of schools, no tables erected and no speeches made. It is to be a day set a part purely for the innocent amuse ment of the young and the old. Each family will provide its own lunch, and there need be no extravagant prepara tion made for the occasion. It ia hop ed that all the families of the several churches, though not attending any one of the schools will nevertheless be pres ent. Committee. The Ready Reference Tax Receipt Book, with Summary Index Arranged for Ten Years. By a Country Editor. TIIE READY* REFERENCE TAX RE CEIPT BOOK will commend itself to uractical business men at sight. Its forms are so concise and plain that all may readily understand and use them. The Summary Index will show at a glauce the increase or decrease of as sessed valuation and taxes from year to year for a period of ten years. Every taxable citizen, and especially every yoter, should make it a rule to take receipts for all taxes paid. This is not only prudent on business princi ples, but actually necessary in order to enjoy the continued right to vote. It is also a matter of uo small considera tion to have all tax receipts for a ser ies of years together in convenient form for reference and comparison. The indications are that this little book will have a very extensive sale. Every citizen needs one. , For sale at the JOURNAL STORE aDd • by the trade generally. Price 40 cents. —II. 11. Tornlinscn got himself n ntw telephone yesterday to connect his two stores. It is a neat instrument and works like a charm. Next V —The Reporter gives notice that a rail road meeting is to be held at Cen tre Hull, Thursday, Aug. 30th inst. The meeting is called at the instance of a number of the stockholders of the L. & T. K. It., to take some concerted flttion in reference to the extension and completion of tie reiki. We sin cerely hope the meeting may tend to bring the Pen nit. It. It. Co., to an act ive sense of justice in the matter. The people of the upper end of lVnn's Val ley have teen kept out of their clear rights and it is high time that justice be done them. Let the road be com yletwl right speedily. A DISGUSTED Srns^UlFlKU.—ltev. P. S. Davis, 1). I>., editor of the lie formal Messenger, publshetl in Philadel phia, recently received the following emphatic notice to discontinue : jun nin ISBU mistur rilitur i want vn to stop mi bap per rite of as i dunt. want it no mor ant it dunt do me no gut at tall if i want boletiks i kin git it in alek maklurs dims of all kinds if i want sum Inetry i kin geat enf.f in mi him buk ant te mark it prises \ kin fint out weti i tak buter eks ant. bota tose to flUlelfy so i dunt want the mes uugurno mor a gurgli papper must not print nosing but'gorgh nus ant i tell yu wonce mor tc stop mi bapper of from yur frent —T'other day editor Deininger, of the Milllieiu .lou r n.tl, was seen with a large apron unmixing mortar for Ids new oltice building,which leads our in formant to say that it proves one jf two important facts.to wit— that he wears too good a quality of clothing for his calling, or he is, Ike the common run of country quill drive re, too poor to hire a mortar mixer. Let our brother ex plain. —Mifflin burg Tela/ ruj ifi. Explain, did you say ? Yes, if we had the kid-glove editor of the Teh <jraph and his dude repot tor within reach we explain them tlie whys and wherefores of our business so em phatically that they wouldn't forget it till .lodgement dly ! Blackguarding a decent man for being industrious and taking Care of his clothes—then adding insult to iijury by insinuating that he is poor ! Ugh ! But we will catch these tony, stuck up chaps some day and get even with them. Meanwhile they had better appoint their executors —if they have anyLhi ng to execute— and make provision for Coroner's fees and monuments. (?) Around Farmer's Mills. Six hundred and lifty persons have visited lYnn Cave since the tirst of Ma) —and still tliev coma from tie four quarters of the earth. Carpenters are busy at the Union church putting up the steeple, which is to bo eighty feet high from the gtound. The Lutheran end Reformed congre gations toVi about buying a piece of ground as an addition to the cemetery —a very proper and necessary step. Msj. Fisher expects soon to make some important repairs to the well -known Farmers' Mills. Samuel Lohr left for lowa the other week. SCHOOL BOY. TIIE Pennsylvania State Agricultur al Society has decided to dispense with the announced to I e 1 (Id in exhibition Philadelphia in October for the reason that the buildings cannot be completed in that time. Thewoik will be commen ced at an early day so that the struct ures will be completed early next year. This will enable the society to adorn the grounds and make the site of the fair an attractive spot. Sjl. Ijoleli Aos. 317 & 319 ARCH ST., PHILADELPHIA. RATESR£MCEITOS2.OO PER PAT. The traveling public will still find at tills Hotel the same liberal provision for their coin fort. It is located in the immediate centres of business and places of amusement and the dif ferent tUir-lioad depots, as well as all parts oi tire city, are easily accessible by Street Cars constant!ypassing the doors. It offers special inducements to tbose visiting the city for busi ness or pleasure. Your patronage respectfully solicited. Jos. M. Feger, Proprietor. DIED, Oil the 17th inst., near Millhelm, Mrs. Christ ina kreamer, widow of the latb Daniel K rea mer, deceased, aged 7b years, 6 months and 27 days. On the 19th inst., in l'enn township, of dropsy David Flory, aged 71 years, 10 months and 2 days. Deceased became a pauper at the ace of about 2 years, in Haines township. When Haines township wasdivided in 1844 he became a charge on Penn ahd remained such up to the time of his death. He was very badly deformed having had a paralytic stroke before he was 2 years of age,and was|one of n thousand who attained such a great age without being able to walk a single step. Mr. Flory had the misfortune to lose both his parents while quite young, and they being in straightened circumstances David had to be supported by the public. Although de prived entirely of the use of both legs and one arm, Mr. f lory during his lifetime constructed 3 bureaus, 5 chests and a number of smaller ar ticles now in the hands of neighbors and friends who will, prize them very highly as relics of the deceased. One of the chests made by hint re mained in his possession up to the time of his death, and is constructed out of lis pieces of wood. It is quite an ingenious piece of mech anism, and weuld put to shame some of our .mechanics of the present day who have the use of all their limns. In his habits Mr. Flory was industrious, sober and economical. He tib'k great delight in fishing at which he was an ex pert, and many were the flsh and eels, which had to leave their watery homes by bis angling. At the time of his death it was found that lie had in his possession $l3O in gold aim SB.OO in silver, which lie accumulated during his long , lifetime by selling fish and making furniture. May he lest in peaee. #*# —J. A. LIMUEUT will carry express and freight go >ds from Unburn to any : point along the route at. the following rates : All package weighing less than 1>0 pounds, to MilH.eiin. 10 cts., to Aaronsburg, Id cts., to Woodward, 2d cts. For packages weighing over foo pon"da a proportionate charge will be made. • It .Milllit' mi Harui'l. Corrected o voay \V oO nest lay Wheat, old i.ttf " new, No. 2 <l.l " " No. o 71 Corn.v *m It ye 7c Outs White Ituck w heat • Flo or .v.*. r.(VI nbVil Y Sho. twviH.l toil salt, per lirt... ijvii Plaster,ground /,i Cement, per Bushel 45 t,', ;>n Hurley v.-.v.., Tvmothyseed Flaxseed Cloverseed K.MI Butler l, lining 17 Shies Veal v. Pork B*e 1 •. v....... Eggs l Potatoes (.11 Lard j- I atiow *yip !!! r, Dried Apples Dried Peaches DiiedUliciries COAL MARKET AT COIIIIRN. Egg Coal . *, Stove " chestnut !.!!!!!!!!!! 5.f i' eil - ...V.*. :c"ti 1 ca by the ear load 3.10 A II ARTE I?, Auctioneer, MILLHRIM, FA. J. SPRINGER, Fashionable IsarDiu\ Next l>oor to Jocu.NAL Store, .Main Street, MILLUKI.M, FA. D R 1). 11. MINGLE, riiysieian & Stirgeon, omice on Maui street. MILLHRIM, I'A. D It. JOHN F. HAHl'lii:. Practical Pen list, Office opposite the Millfcclm Banking House, Main STREET, MILLIIRIM, FA A DAM nor, Attarney-at-Lavv, ItELLEFOXTE, l'A. Orphans' Court Business a Speciality. TCP'- C. HEINLE, Attorncy-at-Law IjKLLKFO.NTK, l'A. Practices in * all the court* of Centre county. Special at lent I in to Collections. Consultations in (>emiiaii or . u lis'l. C. T. Alex 111 let. C. >l. ILWcr. ALEXANDER & HOWEIt, Aftorncy-at-I,a\v, RKLLF.FONTE, FA. Office in Carman's new building. J. A. Beaver. J. W. Cepliart JgEAVEK & GE'I'IIART, AUorncys-at-Law, FKLLEFCNTK, FA. Office on Alleghany Street. North of High Street JAR, GEO. S. FRANK, Physician & Surgeon, SPUING MILLS, FA. Office in Mr. Philip shook * residence, near the Soring Ml Ha House. Professional call* promptly answered. TT 1!. IIEUING, Surveyor & Scrivener, PKN'N IIALL, CENTRE CO., PA. All business entrusted to hill will bccxecutod With care and prompt DOSS. 1). 11. Hastings. W r . F. Rccdcr. JPTASIINGS& REEDER, Atlorncis-at-Lavv, HKLLEFONTE, PA. Office 011 Allegheny Street, two doors ens of the office ocupied by the Uttc firm of Yocuiii' A Hastings. "g ROCKER II OFF lIOUaE, ALLEGHENY ST., DKLLKFOXTK, FA. C. G. McMILLENy PItOPKIKTOU. Good Saniplo Room on First Floor. Free Buss to and from all trains. Special rates to witnesses and jurors. SMITH'S GERMAN OLIOI Tlie Great German Remedy —FOR— RHEUMATISM, Ncnrnl|(i, I).r* pepsin. aul all l)i*ca*e 1 of the Ktoiuneli, Bowel", Blood, Liver unit Kidiiey*. For Sale liy all Dealers in Medicine, at 50 Cents a Bottle. Prepared and sold at Wholesale by the GERMAN OLIO COMPANY, (LIMITED,) 32 Willow Street, WiHiunwpoi t, Ia. PHILADELPHIA WHOLESALE AGENCY: Jolmsbni, Hollo w ay & Co., UO2 Areli St. Smith, Kline A Co., 309 & 311 NORTH THIRD STREET. ) 33TJY YOO'B r Boots &c SIQH • t AT s I; LOCK LL-A.VIELT, IF.A.. jfebHKTpiPE ORGAN TONE. W j Address CLOUCH & WARREN ORGAN CO., Ootroit, Mich. KTVOUR -1011 I'lilN I'INC AT X The -Ylillt'cim Journal Office, FINE WORK CHEAPLY EXKCCTED. JTKVUN FIOUSE, (Most Central Hotel i'll the city.) CORNER OF MAIN ANI) .1 VY STREETS, LOCK IIA VEX, FA. S.WOODS'OALDWELL PROPRIETOR. Goods ample Rooms tor Commercial Travel ers on fust iloor. —Watchaißlcnr & Jeweler,- — MILTON. PA. HATOITERI BARGAINS IN Ladies' and Gents' Solid Gold and Silver ; IIF i f oh OQ Plated Chains \ Jowsiry, I ELEGANT LINE OF Ladies' anil Gents' Solid Goli Rings. i t FINE LARGE STOCK OF SILVER WARE, !!! All Guaranteed of Host Make!!! f&cT*Goo(!s pent to responsible parties, to sjlcct iVent. Orders by mail will receive prompt attention. All kin<l3 of repairing proui| tly done. Goods to be repaired can be sent lv mail and will be returned in the r shortest possible time. All kinds of Gold and Hair Jew elry made to order. SEN.n FOR PRICE LTST. PENSIONS IR!M; and dependent parents entitled when death re- : suited. Claims reopened, restoration, increased bounty, back pay and discharges obtained. Ap ; ply at opec, delay prejudices jour -rights. Fees i fixed by law. Address, witli stamp, the old es tablished fii m of hDSON & CO., Attorneys and Claim Agents; PIT K St., Washington, D. V- A. SIMON & SONS, WHOLES A LIS fc RETAIL GROCERS, keep the largest stock in tho 143 MAIN STREET, LOCK IIAVEX. GO TO SIMON BROTHERS, TilE DOSS CLOTH 1 ICRS for your Clojlilng. 45 MAIN STREET, LOCK HAVEN. BMSR JICIOBI, North Second Street, Half a square south of the 1,. &. T. U. It. Depot, LEWIS BURG, PA. NevV nnVl commodious Building - t Kquij pd in all (l<'|;trlif)miiß with eu tiulv now Fui nil in c. No efforts spared to make the BAKER HOUSE a pU AS.iii , Couilci table liuLUH to all UUeStH. All excellent Livery attached. \V. N. liAKEH, Proprietor. CLEVAN DINGES. Pi. F. VOXADA. •New Firm—New Store : : I *. j AT CICIR\. j ; Binges, Vonada & Co.. | —DEALERS IN GEXEKAL MERCHANDISE/ would hereby call the at tention of the public to the fact that they have opened a new store at Coburn and respectfully solicit a share of public patronage. fef-'Produi© taken in Exchange for gc o 13. PATENTS. K. A. 1 elinmiin, So'ieltor of American and Foreign Patenis, Washington. i>. < . All l>usi i iss connected wltn Patents whether before the l'utent OlT.cc <,i ihe (huutsv, promptly at tended *o. No chin e made mitoSs a patent is secumd. Send for circular. if P. Si STOVER, DEALKK'IX Clover Seed, Flour <fe Food," Coa ! , Plaster & Salt. eomitx* ad-IIIGHEST MAItKKT PIHCE ALWAYS PAID. \ 4,i-A full supply of Co il. Pla.Hter.ind Salt al on liaud and sold at the lowest price 43r~Coul Kept under roo? at all scduons of the iear: <®*Thc public patronage respectfully solict frd. 3ily HEALTH IS W&ALTS! -m 7^ "j ;% M -rni'AT.riswr'^j UK. i:. v.. wk<ts *::v\z a> mui? a PTRiraUtl lM * IfTllt I TI; \ .!■*•! {ul •'■AT,-' . C'r* J*. Kit#,* Nervoim Nrnrfctgm. KMJ M., N *•>••.< }*• -' ..(E, T-D - ,i lv flu* ue .f r! K>! or tatnTii, Wali.'i!:i *M. f • -nfcrl IV lriwon, Poriciiliiij rf tho Urx!n t irv inquiry ainl iertlliizni.iipry, fny or-l c # p*.r?i rofttxtme Fv'.-i l e. Bftrwmie**, l.oFtt of p.wor in *U in- r?x. I votti. ui v Lnot-eJ mil 'rrb.Ki mtiiif ! h / <• :l ft .| brain, mdf-HldW" oro-crdndUlUfhoe. Fit.*Uf;nrt r..n .in * mndtifi ifftltiD iit i-f H box. or ei.e Lo.\on* 4 *r £•', it -u: k y iuaii pre paid on r ro*i l "f price. vvi CUABAMTE:; fsirt nexus Ti niro guy rn*a. Willi mil o.iir IT • > I l y f.r r'.x Ihincb. co >iii|>Hiiir.l v iili si*, vc *. 1.1f.'.. 11 1 ;:? pr.-,-;.s. r our v. rUtcn to r'fuu.i tii. nnv'"7 Ift-' cI; !j I> t ••fT.Tt a rur. Clu.r.f !•••• f .mint only t / Fisxr.a A iHK\nrt,sov, 3:?rt ?,•. cm'.vio'oVi. r*. Kprnw r.'vo T* Ti'* prVbrnfM> Vfi;t tiilc I i.r. u r. ft l^imodlifc'v pure w . I(: ,^lacltc 1 Ht\wheifl npon of 5? i r*rf*. UnuriMißfeit for CiiUJi.n. EISNER & MF-NDtLSON, S2O bDoet. pa. YTnrranted the most perfhct Ici'MllicrilrUl In c\lHli>nro. W;<l >)? *-tr. ular A. 11. AKQI'IIi\R. T .. Pennsylvania Agricultural P*. STEAM ENGINES, J/USE&SCS A. B. FAEQUHAR, York Pa If jffiSSs Chcnprßt i.ad In;at for a(! pur. I 7?|ln~F • • |w n—tmpl t strong and dn- ' ri<la. J':uia,.uy bead Icr Itluitnitcd Vertical Engines, with or * '"~ . ja wiflMMtt Wllimlß,Tory ~ -x- " 'ft . *4 V ronreiilont,economical P?^ Jf benta:i'l ( FA RQIIIAETREPARATOR 1 It icadylur utaiUU t . dddretj 4. B. TABQVUAB, York, Pa. fAUUEAt IZ7STOHI C?2!T VILYZI2 \N,'TC.\ \Vrruuled tbc bent com drnppur aad i. >*t j : TIIE Buchanan Wind Mill UNEXCELLED FCR JM j& BEAUTY, DURABILITY Mf!.^ LIGHT RUNNING. Ip|j| New method of tttach-. ljj| THE HOST FOVHuRFUL PS 'i \ . DURABLE miWVW HILL EUILT. \gj | {Li ALL KINDS OF TANKS, PIPE, PUMPS, Etc. | Be terc to t4 for ccr new Catalogue left-re ba/ir -. j BBCHiMH WIS!) MILL CO., . BUCHANAN. MICHIGAN. TUTT'S ■ 11 nil I—ill I WlWIh 111 I II I I PILLS TORPID BOWELS, DISORDERED LIVER, and MALARIA. From ttiesj sources uriso three-fourths of t'uj diseases of the human ruee. Ihese symptoai* indicate lhoir existence: Los* of Appetite. itoM-els costive, Sick llead nc;ie, fuilnem niter rating, nrrt<)U to cii;rll.B of b>dy or mfnd, EineUiUon of fuad, IrriiaWUiy of temper, Lor/ spirits, \ froling of hariuK urglrrtrd same diitjr, IMmlumj, flxitierinu sttho H -at'LhoU before the ryra, Uffit.ly col ored Drtiie. 10SKTIPATI02I, or.fl do in :nd the use of remedy that nets dinctiy on tho Liver. As a Liver nil'iJicluo TUlTnl PI 1.1.8 ha va no oTnril. Their action on tiio Klhleysand Skin Isdlsn prompt; removing nil impurities through three throe *• sehv wper< of tho system." producing uppu: titc, sound digestion, regular stools, B clour sklu and a rigorous body. TrTPK PII.IAI c.-tuso no naiiMA or griping ncr interfere "Willi dally work and nro a perfect ANTIDOTE TO RfIALARIA.i HE FCETAi LIKE A KEIV MATY. •'I Ivtvflr ha<l Dyspepsia. with tonsilj*- tlon.two years, and anvo tried ten different kinds of pills, and TFTT'S an- Iho fist ihnt have douo roc any good. Thy hayo cleaned mo ont nicely. My appetite is spleudliL,f >Pd digests readily, tiiul I nmr Imvo natural piuwrtgrs. I feel like a new man." W. 1). EDWARDS, Palmyra, O. Pold everywhere,3Sc. OfH-e,4i Murrnvßr.,X.Y. Turrs hair bYeT GRAY HAIR OU WIIISKFRS changed in stantly to a GLOSSY BLACK hy a single ap plication of lliis DYE. Sold by Druggists; or sent by express on receipt of 91. Office, 44 Murray Street, New York. TUTT'S MANUAL C? USEFUL RECEIPTS FHI!, D.S.MOR6M&CO. LLA.NTTACTCT.B THE DURABLE LI G H T"D RA FT Triumph Heapers AND THE NOISELESS New Clipper Mower. Tho TRIUMPH REAPERS aro uneqnaled fer simplicity iu construction, COSH of management, lightweight, durability and good working capacity in all conditions of grain. Tho NEW CLIPPER has all tho advantages of the OLD CLIPPER MOWER with many valuable improvements. SF.ND FOR Ir.r,TTBTRAT*i> CRRCRNAR; Goon AGENTS WANTED in unoccupied territory. D. S. MORGAN & CO., Brockport,MonroeCo.,N.Y.' SIOOO REWARD ,K'l. 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