|l|t|ii!l|ctm Journal.
THURSDAY, SSPT EMBER 27., 1883.
BY DEININX3-ER & BUMILLER.
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LOCAL DEPARTIIEAT.
—The equinoctial storm struck Mill
heim on Monday.
The 30th Annual
Fair
—Mr. John S. Ilarter, of Miffiinbnrg,
was here visiting his aged father.
of the
—Smith's German Olio don't 4iscat
'ter" rheumatism ; it cures for good.
Union County
—Mrs. A. Alexander and daughter
Maggie spent nearly all of last week at
Centre Hall.
Agricultural Society
—Mr. Musser is hereby tendered the
best thanks of the editor and family for
-u fine "mess" of vhla.
will be
—Mr. David Ertel is remodeling his
'mill at Penns Creek. New machinery
is to go in throughout.
The Grandest Affair
FOR SALE.—A good truck wagon
for sale, cheap.
tf C. F. GEFHART.
ever held in
—From and after Monday next our
l ids and lassies can send their love let
ters for two cents each- Fact.
Buffalo Valley.
—Last week Jas. J. Musser, of Ilar
tleton passed through towu with a
train of spring wagons containing
twenty— tchcels.
The Premium List
—Pastor Tomlicson and Jolm 11.
Musser left on Tuesday morning for
Mifflin,to attend the sessions of the
Synod of Central Pennsylvania.
is the
—lf you'owt us anything on subscrip
tion pay up, sock up, book up!
We need money every day —often several
times a day , fo build our new office, you
know. tf
Most Liberal Ever
Offered,
—Two barrels of cider and five bush
els *of apples are wanted in exchange
tor MILLHEIM JOURNALS. For "plans
and specifications" inquire at this of
fice. If
The Exhibits
—Clark Musser has constructed a
solid, substantial plank walk along the
front of the Millheim Marble works—
even farther. There is business in
Clark.
will be
—Goffer's Time, Wages & Expense
Book is the most convenient little ar
angement out for men who work by the
day to keep their time and wages re
ceived. For sale at the JOUNAL STORE,
price 15 cents. tf
The Fullest and
Most Varied
—We see by the Republican that the
Lutherans of Bellefonte are discussing
the feasibility of holding a County
Luther Memorial Service—celebration
or festival, soon. Go in brethren—the
JOURNAL votes "aye."
ever seen
E NTERTAINMENT.— The Literary
Society will give a free, public enter
tainment in the Town Hall, Saturday
evening, Sept. 29th, next. All are in
vited. J. W. HERALD,
MARY E. STROIIM, President.
Vice president. tf
The Attendance
Larger than
—THE NEW AMERICAN DICTIONARY
OF THa ENGLISH LANGUAGE, based
on Webster and other leadiDg authori
ties, containing upwards of fifty thous
and words, the cheapest book of its
kind in the world, for sale at the
JOURNAL STORE Price, SI.OO. tf
Ever Before!!!
Excursion trains will be run
on the Lewisburg & Tyrone
Rail Road and the people of
Centre county are most cordi
ally invited to attend.
PHILIP FREDERICK,
President.
C. H. HASSENPLUG,
Secretary.
—The Womelsdorf tfews is of the o
pinion that some of the boys of that
town could make better use of their
Sundays than in playing base ball and
cards in the surrounding retreats.
Yes, brother Weidman, we think so
too ; but why don't you give your boys
a dose of law ?
TIIK GRANGER PICNIC.— For the
. first time we had the pleasure of attend
ing the County Granger Picnic last
Thursday, on the summit of Nittany
- Mountain, above Centre Hall, and were
so well pleased with all we saw and
heard that we concluded to invite our
self to "call again" a year hence, sub
ject to the will of Providence,
j The place itself, "on the mountain's
top," could not be better adapted for a
festival of this kind. A beautiful,
primitive forest, undisturbed by the
profane hand of the modern lumber
fiend, a clean surface, an abundance
of wholesome water, the pure, exhilar
ating mountain air, hut above all the
fine, extended view, forms a combina
tion of rare loveliness. Standing on
the very spot where the picnic is an
nually held, the enchanted vision takes
in a view of nearly all Penn's Valley,
one of the finest agricultural regions of
our grand old Keystone. Tourists and
literary men have described this charm
ing view in magazines, in poetry and
song. It must be seen—enjoyed, to be
fully appreciated.
A vast multitude of people attended
the picnic. Competent judges estima
ted the number at five to six thousand.
The old mountain, for a long stretch,
was literally filled with people, horses
and "rigs." The best order prevailed.
Genuine fellow-feeling, cheerfulness
and bonhomie seemed to pervade every
individual present. The dinner, rather
the multitude of dinners, were just so
many royal feasts. The bands were
there, cf course, and so were the re
freshments stands, in great variety and
number. The picnic was simply a
grand success, and in Germany would
he rated as a life-sized " Volksfest."
Two addresses were delivered, the
first by the Hon. Mortimer Whitehead,
of New Jersey, Lecturer of the Nation
al Grange, the second by Dr. Geo. W.
Atherton, the new President of State
College, arid both were worth going
miles to hear. Mr. Whitehead held the
vast audience spell bound for oyer an
hour, and in a clear, forcible and argu
mentative style gave the history ot the
rise and progress of the grange, what
it has already accomplished for the pub
lic good and what it proposes to do in
the future. The grange certainly has
an able, zealous and candid advocate in
the person of Mr. Whitehead.
Dr. Attierton's speech was truly a
masterly effort. He is emphatically an
able man, a strong speaker,and possess
es a wide range of learning and culture.
The Doctor gave a comprehensive
and comparative statement of the pres
ent status, the recourses, courses of
study aud prospects of State (Jul lege.
He finds no time to whine and fret ov
er the blunders and mistakes of the
past, but looks hopefully to and labors
hard for present and future success,
lie gave the best definition of what a
I well balanced, symmetrical education
should be we ever heard. Altogether
Dr. Atherton made a highly favorable
impression upon all who heard him.
These are our impressions of the pic
nic and what we saw and heard there.
We yet add that never before did we
see a larger collection of intelligent
faces , both of ladies and gentlemen,and
never did we feel prouder of being a cit
izen of Centre county and of the grand
old commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
—The committee consisting of lion.
Sam'l Gilland, Hon. F. Kurtz, Leon
ard Rhone, John I. Thomson and Wm.
McFarlane, Esqs., appointed by the
Centre Ilall rail road meetiug on trie
30th ultimo, proceeded to Philadelphia
last week and had a conference with
the Board of Directors of the Penna.
R. R. Co. The committee presented 1
the reasons upou which the people a
long the line of the L. &T. R. R. ask
its extention and completion in clear,
strong language,and we do not see how
the Pennsylvania company can longer
evade her part of what all know to be a
fair understanding, if not a positive
contract.
The road should be built and that
speedily. The people of the lower end
of the valleys have a common interest
with thoseof the upper. A western out*
let.and especially,communication with
Bellefonte, would be a great benefit to
every part of Penns and Brush valleys,
as well as to Bellefonte itself,and there
should be a general interest manifested,
a general effort made to get the road
through.
The JOURNAL has always advocated
the completion of the road and will do
so to the desired consummation.
COMETARY PHENO3IENA, — OIL Mon
day night about midnight, the 10th
inst., Prof. Swift, director of the
Warner Observatory, Rochester, N. Y.,
discovered another comet in the same
constellation with the one recently
found by Prof. Brooks. It is moying
almost directly toward the earth, and
hence shows very little motion, so that
Prof. Swift found it difficult to yerify
and was unable to do so until last Sat
urday night. The two comets will very
likely cross each other's orbits in their
progress, and their appearance so near
ly together, and within so short a space
of time is a most singular, if aot a sig
nificant fact.
—Seeding i 3 about over farmers, can
take a little rest, which mauy of them
very much need. This work is done
now with much more care and thor
oughness than formerly. The soil is
put in better condition, improved drills
and much fertilizer are used. Our
farmers are making it a study how to
secure the best results from their labor
and investments. Agriculture gener
ally is looming up throughout the
whole country and our beautiful valleys
are moying apace with the rest of the
world.
—On Tuesday Mr. John S. Hoy pass
ed through town to Woodward, with
his Photograph Gallery, and is now en
gaged down there in taking people o[f.
"What a John !
—The citizens of Clearfield will erect
a monument to the memory of their
departed soldiers at a cost of $10,000,0f
which sum John Pattoa Esq , of Car*
wensville, gives SIOOO.
—Mrs. Anna M. Weaver is improv
ing her property on Penn Street by
moving the summer house back of the
main building, and thereby making a
spacious yard on each, side of the same.
Nothing like beautifying homes.
—Miss Maggie Ilering and Miss Hat
tie Marsh of Lock Haven, and Miss
Sue Miller, of Spring Mills, cheered the
hearts of 14 ye editor" and family by a
visit last week. Heal nice girls, and
goodlooking. They may "call again."
—Prof. \V. T. Meyer offers at pri
vate sale at bis residence in Aarons
burg. Pa., a good driving mare, top
buggy, two setts single harness, robe,
cook stove, parlor stove, sink, and a
new Haines Upright Piano. Call be
fore Oct. Ist. 2t
—The tax collectors on this side of
the county are, Haines—ll. A. Mingle,
Penn—A. W. Ulrieh, Millheim—J. 11.
P. Hartman, Miles—Cornelius Stover
Gregg—John Hossman,Potter —Samuel
Slack, Harris—David Campbell, a line
sett of men—and every one of tliein lit
for govenor.
—lt is the opinion of a majority of
the good people of this town—includ
ing ye editors of the JOURNAL, that if
the larger pupils would Keep the school
house yard, front and rear, clean of
noxious weeds, paper scraps and ot her
unsightly rubbish—they would deserve
commendation.
—lt will tickle those dear creatures
—the ladles—nearly to death, if we tell
them that Mrs. B. Harris, of the Big
Millinery Store, Lewisburg, has just
returned from the east with the best
stock of Fall and Winter Hats, Coats
and Jerseys, altogether too 1 ovely for
anything. 'Tis a m.ickeral fact,ladies.
—Says the Lewisburg Chronicle :
We see, by a local paper, that a cer
tain man, in a certain town, has pur
chased a new hat. Startling informa
tion !! !
That's about the grade to which the
insatiate rage for "local news" is redu
cing many papers.
— J. A. LIMBBKT will carry express
and freight goods from Coburn to any
point along the route at the following -
rates : All packages weighing less than
100 pounds, to Millheim, 10 cts., to
Aaronsburg. 15 cts., to Woodward, 25
cts. For packages weighing over 100
pounds a proportionate charge will bo
made. tf
—Jas. P. Coburn, Executor, will sell
at public sale on the premises, October
13th next, the large and splendid farm
of the late Daniel Kreamer, of Penn
township, deceased. This is one of
the best and most advantageously loca
ted farms in the conuty. The land is
of the best quality of limestone and the
farm has an abundance or timber, wa
ter and good buildings. See posters. 3t
—lt is simply surprising to see what
a large of amount express and even
freight goods Mr. J. A. Limbert car
ries to and from Woodward and Co
burn, via Millheim and intermediate
points. It seems that nearly everybody
has something to send or bring, and
Mr. Limbert is just the man to do it
surely, safely and cheaply. Patronize
LimberL tf
—A Soldiers' Reunion will bo held
in Gen. Ileckman's grove,near Logaus
ville, Friday and Saturday. Among
the prominent speakers who are expect
to be present are ex-Gov. A. G. Cur
tin, Gen. Beaver and Col. Hastings.
Several bands and a drum corps will al
so be present. A general invitation is
extended to the ex-soldiers of Clinton,
Centre and Union are re
quested to bring their arms with them.
Every effort is being put forth to make
this the grandest time ever witnessed
in Sugar Valley
—After we had written the article in
reference to the conference of the com
mittee appointed by the Centre Hall
rail road meeting, with the officials of
the Penna. R. R., we saw the following
in the Lowisburg Chronicle , which is
part of an interview between the editor
of the Chronicle and Mr Kurtz, of the
Reporter :
No definite answer but the promise
of an immediate investigation was giv
en this committee. The Board promis
ed to send a competent engineer oyer
the unfinished section, to ascertain its
condition, and the probable amount of
capital necessary for its completion.
Since then, a telegraphic despatch was
received by Mr. Kurtz, stating that "it
depends on the cost ; to be ascertained
immediately."
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
PENN'A W. C. T. U. —Will be held at
Belefonte, Centre Co., October 10th,
11th, and 12th, 1883. It will be com
posed of delegates from 225 auxiliary
Unions in the State. Besides Mrs.
Wittenmeyer, Mrs. Hannah Smith,
Miss White, and others of our well
known home workers, Mrs. Hunt of
Boston and Mrs. Baldwin of Trenton,
are expected to be present.
Women of our State interested in
temperance work, though not connect
with our Union, will be made welcome.
For orders for excursion tickets,send not
later than October sth, inclosing envel
ope properly addressed and stamped, to
Mrs. Ellen M. Watson, 112 Smithfield
St., Pittsburg, Pennhi*
Mas. FRANCES L. SWIFT,
President Peun'a W. C. T. U.
1 —Mr. Millard Meshtley, of Beaver
Splines, Snyder Co.,the boas brick lay
er, was here lrt*t week 'doing some
vvoik for Mr. J. Snoftk. Called on
na and of course, wo tvei'b gla 1 to see
him. Come again.
— STATK COLLEGE is about begin*
ning to loom tip most nobly. Afur
years of partial failure, poor manage
ment and much disappointment, the
trustees of the college have at last suc
ceeded to secure the services of a man
as the managing head of the institu
tion who thoroughly understands the
situation, with all its wants and dilli
culrieß, and who is fully competent to
grapple with and master them all—em
• phaticallv "the ri<ht man in the right
I place." Since Dr. Atherton has ac
! cepted the Presidency of the college lie
has already done a good work in elevat-
I ing its general tone and in placing it
before the people of the state in its true
and deserving light. Its standing and
influence,its usefulness and piosperity.
have teen much enhanced and the
goocf work is only begun.
The fall session of the college opened
'on Wednesday the 12th inst., with an
j increase of sixty of sixty-live new stu
dents, the entire number in attendance
being about one hundred and thirty,
which is the largest yet readied in the
history cf the institution.
The indications all point to au in
creasing number of students and con
secpient usefulness, and a general car
reer of prosperity for State College, of
which every true citizen of Pennsylva
nia, and especially of Centre county,
has just reason to feel proud.
AI>V II I: TO ttOTHEKN.
Are you disturbed at night antl broken of
your rest by a nlek child suffering amt crying
with pain of entilng teeth? If so, send at once
and pel a bottle of Mrs. Win-low's Soothing
Syki'p kokChii.imiks Trrtiiino. Its value t->
incalculable. It w ill relieve the p>or little suf
ferer Immediately. Pepend upon it, mothers,
there is no mistake about it. It cures dysentery
and diarrhoea, regulates the stomach and
bowels, cures wind colic, softens the cuius, re
duces lullamiUHtlon, ami Rives tone and energy
to the whole system. Mas Window's sooth
ing Svitt'f* Foit Childukn 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 Stales, and is for sale by all
druggists throughout the world. Price *.l
cents a bottle.
I>l RD.
On the 23rd Inst., in Penn township, ltobert
K. !>., son of Km'l Kerstetter,:igedf> months and
It days.
On the 21st inst., in fenn townsliip, Mr. Sam
uel Krape, aged 70 years, 6 months and 18 days.
Mr. Krape was born within the present hmits
of l'enn township, then llaines, and spent his
entire life time in the immediate vicinity of his
birth place. He was one of that plain, sturdy
class called Pennsylvania <ern ns, noted for
Industry, honesty and frugality. He w.is a
kind, obliging neighbor, a faithful husband, an
upright and Consistent mem Iter of the Reform
ed Church. For many years lie was an invalid,
a victim of rheumatism, but tie bore his afflict
ion with christian patience and fortitude. His
mortal remains were intern! tu the Keformed
Cemetery. Aaronsburg. on Monday, w hen Kev.
John Tomlinsou preached an impressive ser
mon to the mourning relatives ami friends. He
leaves a sorrowing widow but no children,
i'caee be to his aslres. ii. I>. It.
$ b
Aos. 317 & 319 ASCII ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
RATES REDUCED TO $2,00 PER DAY.
The traveling public will still find at this
Hotel the same liberai provision for their com
fort. It is located lu tlie Immediate centres of
business and places of amusement and the dif
ferent Rall-Koad depots, as well as all parts ol
tlie city, are easily a#oessiblo try Street Cars
constantly passing' the doors. It offers special
Inducements to tliose visiting the city for busi
ness or pleasure.
Your patronage respectfully solicited.
Jos. M. Feger. Proprietor.
.Hlllhetni ffarket.
Corrected every Wednesday
Wheat, old, 1.05
" new, No. 2 95
11 44 No. 3 75
Corn ♦>">
Rye t>"
oats White ; 40
Buck wheat
Flour s.o<t
Salt, per Ilrl 1.50
Plaster, ground 9.50
Cement, per Bushel 45 to oh
Barley 50
Tvmothyseed tw;
Flaxseed
Cloverseed 5.00
Butter 18
Hams 15
Sides 12
Veal
Pork
Beei
Errs 22
Potatoes i'>
Lard 14
COAL MARKET AT COBURN.
Egg Coal .ii >5.25
Mtove 44 5.25
Chestnut .; 5.00
Pea 3.50
Pea by the ear load 3.40
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9 Spring Mills, Pa. §
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3 PATENT MEDICINES, ?
[Q Strictly Pnse Spices, tj
Toilet Articles, Perfumeries, [d
[D Confections, Tobacco SCigais. H
.h Being an Apothecary
jr. of experience Physicians' Pre
-M script ions will be carefully com- . ill
-J pounded. _.L
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IIALLTEft,
Auctioneer,
MILLHRIM, PA.
W. J. SHUNGEIJ,
Fashionable Barber,
Nox t Door to JOCK NAL Store, Main Street,
MILLHKIM, PA.
~jryt J). li. MINGLE,
Physician & Surgeon,
,< •Alice on Main Street.
ML LL II KIM. PA.
Dlt JOHN F. IIAUTKU, j
Practical Dentist,
Otltce opposite tlie Mtltlieim Ranking limine.
MAIM STREET, MILLIIEIM, PA^
A DAM eor, 1
Attorney-at-Law,
BKLLKFONTE, PA.
Orphans' Court Business a Speciality.
YU" M - C. HEINLE,
Attorncj-at-Laiv
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Practices 10**11 the courts of Centre county.
Special attention to Collections. Consultation*
in German or i.n itsh.
C. T. Alex.indci. C. M. Bower.
/V LEX.VNDEIt & ISO WE It,
Attorney-at-taw,
BKLLKFONTE, PA.
Office in Carman's new building.
J. A. Beaver. J. W. Cepliurt
TDEAVEIt & (JEl'llAltr,
Attorney s-at-Law,
BKLLKFONTE, PA.
Office on Alleghany Street, North of High Street
ft. GEO. S. FRANK,
Physician & Surgeon,
SPUING MILLS, PA.
Office in Mr. Philip Sheok's residence, near the
Soiing Mills House.
Professional calls promptly answered. 3m
TT B. IlEltlNG,
Surveyor & Scrivener,
PENS IIALL, CENTRE CO., PAi
All business entrusted to him will be executed
with care and promptness.
I). H. Hastings. W. F. llccden
TTASriNGS & KEEDEII,
Attorncis-at-Luw,
BKLLEFONTPA.
Office on Allegheny Street, two doors east of
the office ocUpled Liy the late flnu of Yocu
Hustings.
JgIIOCKERIIOFF HOUSE,
ALLEGHENY ST., BELLEFONTE, PA.
0. G. McMILLEN,
PROPRIETOR.
Good Sample Room on First Floor. Free
Buss to and from all trains. Special rates to
witnesses and Jurors.
J-RVIN HOUSE,
(Most. Central Hotel in the city.)
CORNER OF MAIN AND JAY STREETS,
LOCK IIAVEN, PA.
S. WOODS"OALD WELL
PROPRIETOR.
Goods amnle Rooms for Com mercial Travel
ers on first Moor.
GO TO
SIMON BROTHERS,
THE BOSS CLOTH lEItS
for your Clothing.
45 MAN ST R EET,
LOCK IIAVEN.
Mim 86688,
North Second Street,
Half a square south <f the I>. &. T. 11. R. Depot,
LEWIS BURG, PA.
Hew and commodious Building;
Equipped in all departments with en
tirely new Furniture, i
No efforts spared to make the
RAKER HOUSE h pleasant, comfortable
Home to all guests.
An excellent Livery attafched.
W. N. BAKEIt, Proprietor.
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PATENTS.
F. A. I elimann. Solicitor of American and
Foreign Patents, Washington, D. t . All busi
ness connected with Patents, whether before
the Patent Office or the Courts, promptly at
tended to. No charge made unless a patent is
seemed. Scud for circular. tf
P. H. STOVER,
- DEALEKJIN
Clover Seed,
Flour & Feed,
Co&l,
Platser &
Salt.
M
av-IIIUIIEST MARKET PRICE ALWAYS
PAID.
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A#-A full supnW of Coal. Plaster and Salt nl
ways oh hand ahd sold at the lowest price
49*Coa1 kept under roof at all seasons of
the year.
*3" The public patronage respectfully sollct
ed. 3ly
HEALTH IS WEALTH!
I>o. t C. WKsTR KtCHTE ASI HltliS TtKAT*KST.
I p-rillc fur H .*tiln. 1 zzioet-s 0'ivi;Il .511, Fit*,
Nervouu Ncm:iti, lie'K?hu, Nt-rv....* Pro.ft ('.<. n r..n- !
bytlie ua* of atconol or Vobmro, W A. futiici... I D -
ptxnton, Softentfts of'the Bratn r.-*tesln hi luraniiv uti.l
taodinc t<> niln-ry, rt-ooy and d*atti; fr mituia Oii A a,
BarrrniiMn, I.or* of Pi.war lit elth-r **. Ii voltiotary Losses
and SjMiisat >rrhqM <;n.d hy oz.i-exat tl n .f vJo bruin,
wtf-aiiiii.! Kiirh b* contains one month's
treatnn nt V-l <t box, or six boxts fur j,a>ut by mull pro
paid un rrcl]it of price. <
WE CUARANTE2 SIX COXES
To rttra in vcAse. With enrh ortr d 17 n* for r?x
boxen, accompanied \V ith ?"i, will B*-:D1 tl: J pnrfthar-r our
written guarantee tore'und the money ff due#
ii' t effect a cure. Ou.irantvi-* iiAu-it only i y
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cure* Headuche, CoßKtipation, Purifies tho Bktri. fc>l'' <8 I
an\ where upuii receipt of 25 rents. Uimurraaaed lur 8 j
cwidren. EISNER 8c MENDELSON,
32Q Race Street. Phhartdphlr>, Pn. |
_ YYnrrnjitod the utrfat -perfect Force. Feed
Fertiliser Drill In oxlxlenrn. Send for ctr.
en tar, A. O. '.IH<|I!HAU, York, I*n.
Pennsylvania
STEAM ENGINES,
A. & FABQUHAR, York Pa YifiKfe
Cheapest and heat for alt pur*
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VMk Warrantad Uie be.l rnrr. da pper and i..nt
forco-fed fertUaer ihatrtbnlor lu the
THE
Buchanan Wind Mill
BEAUTY, DDBABRITT
LIGHT RUNNING.
New method of attach- ,
THE MOBT POWEEFTTIJ
A* W*B
ALL KINDS OF
TANKS, PIPE, PUMPS, Etc.'
Be aara to aead for oar aew Catalapaa BR/ara bajlap.
I BUCHANAN WIND BULL CO,
BUCHANAN, MICHIGAN.
TUTT'S
PILLS
TORPID BOWELS,
DISORDERED LIVgR,
and MALARIA.
. From these sooxeee arise three-tomtits of
tho diseases of the human ruee. These
s/mpLoms Indicate their existence: LMI of
ppoUtc, liowels eoiUie, Sick Head
ache, fhluuu after Mting, trcnlon to
•ierttoa of body or mluai, LroctaUon
- of food# Irritability or temper, LOOT
spirits. A faelioo of harinff urgkertrd
some duty, IMmtness, Fluttering at the
Heart, Dots before the eyes, lit aMy Col
ored Urine, COISTIPATIOJt, and de
mand tho use of o remedy that acts directly
on the Idvor. As a Liver medkslne TOTT'N
PI LI4 have no oqnal. Their action on the
Kidneys and Skin is also prompt; removing
all Impurities through these three ** MUV
iaagara of the system,** producing spjie*'
tite.sound dlgoscttm, regular atoolfl, a olenr
skin and a vigorous body. TTTTS PILL#
MUM no nansuA or gTlping nor Interfere
with daily work and are a perfect - •
ANTIDOTE TO MALARIAJ
HE FEELS LIKE A SEW KAN. ,
"I hive httd Dyspepsia, with Co nat I po
tion,two years, and nave tried ten different
kinds of pills, and TFTT'S are tho first
that hare done me any good. They have
cleaned me out ntoely. My appetlto is
splendid, fond digests readily, nud I now
havo natural nasfMges. I fevl like a new
man." W. D. EDWARD 3, PtLlmym, O.
Sold ererywherr,ac. Offlre,44 Marrsy BU,N*-Y.
TUTTB HAIR DYE.
GRAY QAIB on WHISKEBS changed in
stantry to a GLOSSY BLACK by a single ap
plication of tlile Drs. Sold by Druggists,
or sent by express on receipt Of $ 1.
Office, ff Murray Street, York.' ,
ttTt'S MANUAL OF USEFUL RECEIPTS FREE*
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D.S, MORGAN & CO.
MAMUFACTUBB THE *>
Triumpli Eeapers
AND THE NOISELEBB
New Clipper Mower.
The TRIUMPH REAPERS are nnequaled tor
Simplicity in construction, ease of management,
light weight, durability and good working capacity
in all conditions of grain.
The NEW CLIPPER has all the advantages of
the OLD CLIPPER MOWER with many valuable
improvements.
Bend FOB ILLTTSTBATTO CXBCCTLAJR.
GOOD AGENTS WANTED in unoccupied territory.
' D. S. MORGAN X CO.,
Brockport,MonroeCo.,N.Y.
PEMQIiINQ^A^
6O £ U sll WU ta bliity. Widows,
wa*iwuwßiw , llh|or C |,p^ ie , (
and (lepeiidint pfuents entit'ed wlinn *}•: Vi rei
suited, i luiins reoi ened, restoration, inc e sed
bounty, back pay at d utsctii.rgesebtaiiiei.. Ap
ply at once, delay t reindict-* jour rights. Fees
fixed by law. Address, with stamp, the Old <** i
tubhshed, firm of hDSON A CO., Attorney-and
Claim Agents, HIT b bt., Washington, o. c.