Three More Than Pour. In many southern states the negro farm-hands work on what is known as the share system. The landowner furnishes the land, mules, and farm implements and advances the supplies. At the end of the crop season the la borer usually gets one-third of the product, corn, cotton, etc. A farmer in Sunflower county, Mississippi in re contracting the first of the present year with his laborers for tho year ISBi>, found several of them who were unwill ing to remain with him fin - one-third of what they produced. 'How much more do you want ?' inquired the farmer. *We wants a for f ; dat's what Mr. Mitchell's gwine to gib lies ban's dis yeah.' The farmer laughed, and, calling to his wife, asked her to bring out a coup le of apple pies she had just baked, and when tlie pies were produced he cut • one of them into three equal parts and the other into four and invited the darkies to help themselves, each to a piece. It is needless to say that the pie that had been cut in three pieces was the first one attacked. 'Now,' said the farmer, pointing to the thirds, That is what I proprose to give you, aad that,' pointing to the fourths, 'is what you say Mr. is going to give you ; which had you rather have ?' The daikies opened their eyes and stared at one another, when the spoke:- man exclaimed : 'We.I ! dat pie bus ines do prove dac a free is bigger'n a fob Wlmr dat contract Marse Bob ?' The contract was produced and the last one of them signed it . Detroit Free Press. — Equal to tho Emergenoy. I was going along the roadway out en Dorchester avenue the other day, at a place where an orchard adjoins a grove, and I happened to see a police man peering warily into the trees. 'What is it V said I. 'Look in there behind that wall,' said he. I did,, and there was a boy about twelve years old, barefooted, with a" turf of hair sticking out through a hole in his hat, pegging stones into a pear tree end knocking down pears. The policeman worked his way in through the trees and jumped on the boy before he saw either one of us. 'Aha !' said the policeman ; 'l've caught you at it !' 'Caught me at what?' said the boy. 'Stealing pears.' 'Ste—steal —stealia' pears V said the boy, in great astonishment. '1 hain't been stealin' 110 pears !' •Hain't, eh ? Then what are you doing with these here in your pock ets V The boy's trouserpockets were stuff ed out on both sides with pears. 'Oh, these,' said he ; why, I found Yin layin' 'round here on the ground, and I was firin' 'em back on the tree where they belonged !'— Host on Hoc. ord. Restaurant Matron—'l want you girls to fix up a little extra and look as pretty as you can' Waiter girls—'is the butter bad agin ?' 'Xo,the meat's tDUgll.' . 'That's what I call hush money,' re marked the daddy when he planked the ca3h for a bottle of paregoric to cake home for us in the infantile por tion of the family. Ilerr Reinheisterbaldt at the piano 'Veil, mees, vot you tink of mine fun eral march in 13 flat minor ?' Miss Gad about—'lt's just loyelv, and wouldn't it le splendid to waltz to ?' — LADIES WANTED. A la.ly agent is want (1 in everv city and vil lage; also ladies to travel and solicit orders for MADAME WOOD'S Cor-ets and Corded Corset Waists, Tanipico Forms, Hose Supporters, Steel Protectors, Ladies" Friend, etc. Agents are making front Twenty to Fifty Dollars a week. Send for circulars and price-list to IL WOOD, (>4 South Salina Street, Syracuse, N. Y. Keystone Hotel, Selinsgrove, ----- Pcnna., S. T. Prain, Prop'r. i Hotel has been remodeled and refurnished, and the Traveling Public will find it first-class in every respect. -50 - -.>05- Latest improved Water Closet and Wash Room on first floor. { Bath Room in Hotel. } HEADQUARTERS FOR STOCK DEALERS. Terms Reasonable. Oood Livery attached TMH & ™ FJIHUS™"" 1 " S Specialty. Simplest, Most Durable, Economical and Per fect in U-.IL Wastes no Grain; Cleans it ready for Market. Tiirtsliii Engines and Horse Towers. Saw ffitK. Oraiii Drills, nii<l Standard Implement** Generally. Send for Illus trated catalogue. A. B. Farquhar, PENNA. AGRICULTURAL WORKS, YORK, Pa. ftOOD SALA3IEC or Commission to Men and women to act as local or traveling Acents- No experience needed. Steady work! .TAMKS E. WHIINEY, Nurseryman, ROCHESTEB, N. Y. (Mention this paper.) -pENNSYLVANIA STATK COLLKG K. Next Teim heulns September X. issd. This institution is located in ono of thi most beaut ifnl and lionlthlul spots of tho out ire Alle gheny tegion.* It is open to students of both sexes, and offers the following Course ol study: 1. A Full Soientitie Course of Four Years. 2." A Latin Scientific Course. The following ADVANCED COFHSKS, of two voars each, following the first two years of 1 he Scientific Course: (a) AGRICULTURE; (It) N \TUItAL HISTORY : (c) CHEMISTRY AND PHYSICS; (d) CIVIL KMC IN KKRING. t A short SPECIAL COURSE in Agriculture, a. A short SPECIAL COURSE in Chemistry, it A reorganized Course in MECHANIC A UTS, combining shop-work with study. New building and Maehinery 7. A new SFKCI AL CO I RSK (two tears) in Literature and science, for Young Ladies, s. A Carefully graded Preparatory Course. 0. SPECIAL COURSES are arranged to meet the wants of individual students. Military drill is required. Kxpenses for board and Incidentals very low. Tuition free. Young ladies under charge of a competent lady Prin cipal . For Catalogues, or other information address (IKOIUiK W. ATI I FUTON. I L. I>., President, 27-29 State College, Centre ( o„ Pa. A' r " Mrs. Sarah A. Zeigler's BAKERY, on Penn street, south of racy bridge, Millhcini.'Pa. Bread, Pies & Cakes of superior quality can be bought at any time and in any quantity. ICE CREAM AND FAN CY CAKES for Weddings, Picnics and other social gather lugs promptly made to order. Call at her place and g< t your supplies at ox ceedingly low prices. 34-3 m PKXX'S OA VM HOI'SK, Farmer's Mills, Pa. About 3 miles northwest of Spring Mills Stn —vv#c:- -:> — The location of the hotel, surrounded by the finest mountain scenery and clear trout streams uukku it a beautiful r. -:o:- -70 - -:o:- -;x-1 § SUMMER RESORT! L voc- -70:- -:o:- -70:- -:o: a The accommodations are the best. Well fur nished double and single rooms, splendid bill ot fare, unl horses and buggies for tlie use of boarders. —-i The celebrated and much visited PENN'S CAVES, one fourth of a mile in length, with its wonder ful stalactites and stalagmites, is almost at the door of the hotel, and the proprietors are pre pared at all times to convey visitors through tliis subterranean passage. SAMUEL LONG, Proprietor. P. H. MUSSER, WATt II MAkEILA®JKM ITER, Main Street, Millheim, Pa., j+JorrOSITE THE BAXK.++- Work a Specialty. Sat isfaction guaranteed. Your patronage respectfully solicited. 5 ly. S. G GUTELIUS, DEVTIST. /, - V - A- > MILLIIEIM ,"PA. Offers his professional services to the public. He is prepared to perform all operations in the dental profession. He is now fully prepared to extract teeth absolutely without pain 13 W^KS. The POLICE €>AZETTE will l e mailed.se eurely wrapped. t< any address in the United States for three months on receipt of ONW DOLLAR. Liberal discount allowed to postmasters, a gents and elubs. Sample copies mailed free. Address all orders to RICHARD K. FOX, FKANKMN Syi AUE. N. Y. AttEN TS For the (treat nric honk. ♦'The World's Wonders." WANTED! By J. W. Bl EL. The most suecesstul subscription book ever published. Over half a million copies were sold the pa*t eight months, and it is selling three times as last r.ow as ever before. Regular can vassers clear from $1" to =?2-">,sfit and *".o per day. Nothing like it was ever known in the history of book publishing. Proofs sent free on appli cation. No experience needed to insure suc cess. We help persons without means to do a large business; no capital needed. Write for particulars. Salaries guaranteed to persons who do not wish to canvass on commission. We mean business, ami want live agents in every township. It will cost you nothing to write for terms and full descriptions of our plans of doing business. We also give away standard books to persons who send us names of book agents. Write for our list of free stan dard books. HISTORICAL PUBLISHING CO.. 120 & 122 N. 7th St., l'hila., Pa. MA?ISrrS CYLINDER RED = F©@T LATHE! = r,r. This is a aev 4T* JKF Lathe, and on a • If ff ' ! 'T4 <? mxplan.having = jfew^ rTr^ Tn S a Cylinder Cel. " j! a which is much p 52 more simple and < "' * jW o convenient than •2 iwlw 2 has attachments ® IP&i&l \f 1 g for Circular and 5 araQ Scroll - Caxin^ D. --1 iia'i mTi A n Eculding. l^cr. " novel, f.nd THE BEST invented. Price $30.00 and upwards, Manufactured and scld by the Battle Creek Machinery Co., BATT i^ EEI1 ' Boys and Middle-aged Men & Youun .Ladies trained f- >r a successful start in business life at Coleman College, Newark, N.J. Life scholarship S4O. No Vacation. Situ ations secured whendesired. Illustrated catalogue mailed on application. Henry Coleman, Prin,. Ezra White, Pres. RELIABLE PATTERNS! CULL AH3AD C.~ ALL OTUERS. And Guaranteed to L.ivoa ponect lit when directions ore followed. ML DEFORESTS SYSTEM OF DRESS CUTTING. I'liai t and Book . f full din < Hon... ft .IMIIII; any \> 11 ut ami Fit pi all. llv. iVh-K, $3.00. Si I by ,IKul . P° 8t l ,ai 'l. "> ,-c * ' MME. • DEMOREBT% PORTFOLIOS FASHIONS AND WHAT TO WEAR. Lan larg* M ;;.• m- . 1 t\> p >of Kaslumi N< tee uml Siylt iilu ira. ! w 111 ;iI | 000 1 "'a. Sunt | ;-t p.'i 1 l"i" 23 t'L'ita. THE Demorest Sewing iaciiine. Tlau-: 1 > Orly. sl9®? fx I >| J \ K,f Hi \ THOUSANDS UPON T.-.OI?3ANI>S OF TIILH IN UT.c ALL o\J.. < 1" • " R'l' i- A:.'o GIVING FERKCCT SATISfACTION. iva-Di-m't n.iv ol'. r c. mp.ini = $ +O-03 bay direct < f the manufacturer* : ate. O. U. Writ© l'or Ciroulnrs. DEMOREST PASH.C'X as? SEWIWC MACiIiKE CO. • 17 East 14th Street, Now York City Automatic Sewing Machine Co. 1 72 West 23d St., New York, N. Y. refunded. But what is more remarkable ntitl. never know a woman willing t > do li r ov. 11 i.iunly sewing on ashutM machine Ati-f Laviuj tuciiour new latent AUTOMATIC. Even Shoo Manufacturers fir..! it l>ot suited to their work—its elastic Beams aro inoro durable. Truly —Automatic Sowing Machines are fast super ceding shuttle machines, and it is no "so to deny it. Truth is mighty and does prevail. Shuttle Machines havo seen their Lest days. Send for circular. solicited. !\ y fir.-T premium. PAIL •::: Cr.-uu] Prize Vedal, I'arit, I^?'., *Sj jjl -IMB Ask vi.ur firorerfor it. Win. Mreydoppel.Mfr., 2u> North Front street. PHILADELPHIA, l'A, INVALID ROLLING GKfilHijM (RECLINING) &£? A Price!- s P >- T- • nnabk^- J > iT'' Isrttctt Fitoi7 and BE3TCHAIBB in tho world. Send lor circular to only imuiuiacturcm oi rccliuinic rolliut c*iiurtf- Easy Chair Co., Kcw Haven, Conn. —FOR— OPIE CENT. Pity :i postal rani and send for five sample copies of tln* W'KKKLYCHROSICLi: TELE GRAPH, to Ih' sent yon for one month free of charge, to cnnldc yon to judge of it - mot it<. AGENTS WANTED. Send for circular giving anmunt of cash com mission to agents. Liberal inducements offei ed. A good chance to make money without in crfering with other work. Tin Ml? toil i'.lj Telcpul is an eight-page, fifty-six column newspaper, devoted to current; news of the week original copyrighted stories by the best autliors, and a varied assortment of interesting matter for the Fanner, Merchant, Mechanic and the family Circle. r.V MAIL. POSTAGE PAUL ONE DOLLAK A YEAR. Address all communications, WEEKLY CHRONICLE TELKC,RAPIL Pittsburg, Pa. THAT Lorillard's Climax PLUG TOBACCO with Red Tin Tag: Hose leaf Fine Cut Chew ing; Nav y Clippings,an <1 Isinck,lrow ami Yellow SNUFF are the bestandcheapest Ruuli ty considered. \ SMVOL'hV B MALE or a ViWEAR"KEBB AND A Life Experience. Remarkable and Quick cures. Trial Packages. Send stamp for sealed particulars. Address Dr a WARD & CO. Louisiana,, Rf.o. ff i C EfmA&STtIS V fkissEis: 4) I DU'' fiilUll iuL i EARNED. Wn wr>nf, i*l [1 v Affents for our CKLFBItATED MA DAMS DEAN'S SPINAL SUPPORTING CORSETS. No exponenc- required. Four ort-ors i• T ur.y fJive tlio Agent 8150 IH c n thly. Onr Agen ta reg jrt fn m four to twenty daily- Rend 'iu •*;"> l<u lurmj and fnU particulars. §*3®SW Onffit • LEWIS SCiiILLK a: CO., 800 iiroadv.ay, ~nw THIS PfiPERELS! Newspaper Advertising Bureau (10 Spruce Street), where adver- || vagaf ||A mt o# NEW YORK* THE MILLHEIM JOURNAL JOB Printing Office is now sit] j I it'll irit/i GoqdPinessfP find (i Ifivyc assortment of DISPLAY TYPE. LEVI Ell HEADS, XO'TE HEADS, BILL HEAPS, ST.ITEJfE.XTS, EX I HLODES, CHU'U LA POSTERS, and, in sin rt, veal and tasty Job Printing of all kinds KXfVI I K!> IMIOMITLY ANI CHEAPLY. THE PERKINS WIND HULL. I \ r 3§i--M ..." - ■ • r A' i f • ' > •*, C <MlhliiV.'-i 1* *: i*- T ■: in c r.stantnse f)U* f .-. , • U!i record \ V t.V \\'AKKANTED (A r 4 . 1 ! / d ivrn, tmlc 1 s tho L — : ~J V< ••<►- : wi'.hit; cirayniti c t Any vied il.it •.■ 3 't 1 . :L farm bulldlngi; 'oij.;; rft! . itlaat and do better \\ <rk tluu a:'y • . iin j W# ! Uli . 1 h log nn>l GmhA Mil l s attd carry a full lino oi wn ! Mill Supplies. A GENTS T. 'Ax. j ED. Send f< r i 'atalnuuo. Cir. .. •.r nn Pr;.-< . amnh it: S2N3 W3 D arLft AX 00, MUuawaLa. ln<l JO. i t • k .'...hL.i _/ Htetyfrki : i tz~~ ' A, Outer fV ; *• C, Cole-LoaticT I-..* , - , •, Warranted Ab: . • •. . proof, more h 1 o . o * ;* ble, gfentool, I win : sv/oat lYi fp '■> 1" ' - rubber boot. " 10 ; wear two p: !r;c Jc." . ami can 1)3 rep tiivd :•/ . ' Ask retail dealers for Ih • iiort en 1 . for sample pair <<f • : > t■ 1 i•• I > Aj i -i Avj 166 Bet:fc :: LOS r j? i 3 r:.\ss. (B °2? !£a Si J- O ' (.' 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' I V A NEW IMPROVED HIGH ARM, NEW MECHANICAL PRINCIPLES I and 1' iary M vements, Auto- I matia Direct and Perfect fictica* j Cylind rr G' ut ' \ I 'c~.fr tting Ncc dte, Posit rcc Feed, &o Springs Few Part*, lA nimum Weight, Pfo Friction,No 1 Pre., i. o Wear, No Fair '■ \i. >" ,i ' 31:• ume,'' Capa city unlimited, Always in Oratory Richly Ornamented, NicTcelplated, and (&VO6B Perfect SatiefaFzion. Send for Circnlars. AVE rev MAC HI WE CO., 23 Union Uquara, Hew York. THE CELEBRATES Beading ffrgan, OVER 10,000 IN CONSTANT USE. Buy Direct from the Manufacturer. Wliole.-alo Mannffteturing Prices from —{4 ob |!8?. — ELEGANT DESiCNS. LARGE SOLID WALEUT CA ES. FINELY FINIS! 'ED. BEST SEASONED WATERiALS USED. VOICED TO PERFECTION, TONE IS UNSURPASSED. SATISFACTION CUARAK'TEED. EVERY ORGAN WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS. SEND FOR CIRCULARS. Address READING ORC-Al7 CO., P. J. KAITXITE2, t) || *• f y n-?m r Af H 1. - . - .. . 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Price only it *V 1 ( * ,> -\ cents, wliich may be deducted from first order. ~J" x w E tells what you want for the garden, and bow to get it instead of running tt < tbe rr. r-.-:.t the last moment to buy whatever seeds happen to be left over, meetini with disappointment after week* of waiting. I ' < " BUY ONLY VICK7S SEEDS AT HEADQUARTERS. / /■>•'> . V f\ . VICE'S ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGAZINE, 3* P8T. a Colored Mate G v /ff~) l ' / ® n cv ; y number, and many fine engravings. Price, fi.zs a year; Five Copies for > . ' A- [ / ; _ Specimen numbers 10 cents; 3 trial copies as cents. We will send to any address # a , / \ kit" Ma a/inc and any one of the following publications at the prices named below pK Uy iv • magazines at the price of one—Century, $4.50; Harper's Monthly, $4.00; I Cs St- Nicholas, f-,.50; Good Cheer, fr.as; Illustrated Christian Weekly, $3.00; 01 V 0 ft > y \/ido A vakc, Good C&eer, and Vlck's Magazine for $3.00. * ' VICE'S FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN, mo pages, Six Colored I latcs, U'.urly 1000 Engravings, ft. as, in elegant doth coven. * JAMES VICIt, Rochester, N. Y. £** MARVELOUS PRICES. BOOKS FOR THE MILLION Complete Novels and Other Works, by Famous Authors, Almost Given Away ! The mowing Books sr • publish- •! in neat pamphlet form, rainy of them li niidiuim-ly Illu.t ruteii, and *ll arr printed fr.Mii iriioil I \ [tt unmi B 1(1(1 paper. '1 to at nl n great \ arlety of subj- :l. Una we think no one enn examine the i; t h'Mil i. ii . thai be or (ho WMld like to possess. la cloth bouud form thee Uk would ev.t|lt* each. Each 1....,!; i. complete iu itself. The Widow ttcil.lt Papers. This Is the lwv.lt orsr win h .oir :,--rs ! till they cried, aid it ii .mil as fuuuy 10-d ■. u ever. Fancy Work for Hume Adornment, an en llr-le i..-w eu k n • -n iliia subject .rontmiuiug i *y and |.r<-!r:al Instruction* 1 making fancy baskets, aall 11 . • d-ti, l.ra .. ! i He unrl. embroidery, etc., etc., pro- Ms 'nl < - it.'iy tllus- :-itel. (ii-tmm'a Fairy hlorlm for Ihe Vonnj. The fm - i 00 aof fairy atorl - . . r jmbUabod. ThttUM |.:i Willi, delighted with tin -i. The Lady of the l. ikc. by Plr Walter Scott. Th' lil !-• I NSNMM In VMM. and of all IK - a -irks <I 1 "i. is more I eanvftil t! n this. Muutml iTT.flqurtlo for Li li a. t U.-utlcm'n. a gill |. .v i m.l g-- I ' Jluj. giving tho ruieaof j 1.. it' I■li I art' jI .r all <■ rKm The Muniiarti L< iter Writer for I.adlei and . f! -title i.til. a oom|ii<'t4 p-ilil •to i' .i. i.'.i.ilene -. giving | i.laci dit ' (lis ;' • .I ; klMia v! every j ki:. I -villi tiinnm -ahlc f .run ao I i \atni ' s. Winter l:vvnli:* Kcvrcallvatia, a :argc c. i.-tli-n !of Anting i Karades, Tableaux, tianio, Pursier, etc.. l .r j so-til aSt her in , private thiali. am, and evenings al : bautc. lilostrats-d. IHulosttea, llesdtaftona stud Kciidlnjg*. n large and eho'. Ie c illeciion lorMjiioolaxnlbitii.ua au 1 pubiia aa.il . priva<a rnf rUilomenU. I'urlor Hugle und t'hemlent Krtserliitcsfa, ! S hOK wliich U-U Knw to p lbrra liun ir 1 of amusing tri ks la uiugia aud iuatructiie e*|ierimeuu with simjiis tc'elils. The Home Took Rook mid Family I'hyat. elan, c uilaioiug Kutelreds of " -eiienl cook.ug recip s * t hints to ho -keepers, also tciiing how to cure all oom- j imou nihil - its by simple home remedies. . Msnnrrs und Ciiatowis In far Away f.nnda, j a vere liner -HUB and instructive I. :of trai. la. .leacrib. 1-iT th" peculiar life, habits, maanersacd custouis of the \ j of foreign countries; Illustrated. S!stern t'oinplrtc Slarlcs by Popular Authors, j embracing love, humorous and dt '.-cti e stories, stori'-s of ! society life, of adventure, of railway lite, etc., all very In- i lot MBS, . The ltudcet of Wit, Iltimor nnd Fnn, ft largo i tbe luuny Mori *. r • jxxnn*, j and jv' es that hat e lveen written far semi' venra ; ill lis' ted. I .. I -seful Ixnowit-dgi' for the Alillion, liaudy book n! .- 'nl In f -ri .atiou for all, upon uianv aud various Sii'ij t-; i'l i 'rati !. d'olled Itnelu A Novel, by !!r-h Conuay, autlior O'JR 'UNEQ'JFILSD, 0? S ;.R; T" T- Cisoka lift <t-. s • xv'i..l. t ' ' nice. FK.VNKLI.N NEWS Ct>\ X.N*, tt I KEZIT.BBHINI) abL* >- • *rn! " *? ' L •?, t '.j ~ —'* " r&T-'- ! i 2S^I i;u,t nnd Fifth WhcsL Ask you oMler for the *£• '*• : with the llaydcck Bfcfeiy King Bolt tml Fifth Wheel, i• ; c "3 in ct:re riditiz over any other. ... 1 >j re If VI US & Isj-t printed ia ttegmt tyte, t anyone wfcn wl *<re u frc* It.) c; - < " .'• •: •-ff a Cop. Use and Twelfth st* M ouoiyNATi, o. • - V?VIIEES WE HAVE U.VJI I KO IirVTSTHEUT CO r*'jriTA3LE. < : T TXESS!" Yes, wo mean business, by offering the above first-rate ~ T J ;iOX CUTTER (also another style) with patent shifting shafts for eirh •! 1(\ or centre draft, for $15.00 without, and $16.50 with, full lazy 1 no!!. Or ler now. Don't wait till snow dies, when wo shall be so rushed thai wo c..nuot fill our orders. Enough said. LOOMIS M'F'G 00, Ifl poute. Ind. ,'Ti THE ENTERPRISE VAPOR DEDICATOR, UsA NEW PATENT STEAM MEDICATOR, INHALER, DISINFECTOR, &c. , Ei-i>ecially constructed for the treatment of such diseases as }) CONSUMPTION- I'ASAL CATAE2H. EAY ACT BOSS FEVE2, LIPET3EBIA, SL WEOWmS COUGi iTOTSI, COLD IN TEE 2EAD, SC2OFUUL SWSLLMCS, ASTHMA, / VT FCTUMOITIA, NEU2AL3IA, MUMPS, IISMENO22HEA. _ tJi The first time "SOLIDS" could be used in MEDICATING STEAM. Nasal Catarrh. Hay Fever, Asthma. In all these diseases the Medicator is worth ten times the price asked. \ V.l> I Ait v Lady can Beaut IfV her Complexion after using a few days. ) >'< { A,l > 1 aa> w HARMLESS BUT CERTAIN. Price, Complete, 53.00. By Mail, 53.25. &CFNIT<S WANTED.— (? °od reliable Agents wanted to handle our MUlh-ftor '-Targe P?oflte!-Bella at Sight. One Agent sold Twenty-seven JfT' -j" iu one day. Write for terms and circulars to the i > ENTERPRISE VAPOR MEDICATOR CO., EUREK A FOLNM OAMT fCr. r ~~~Made in different sizes, and can be J attached to nearly all wagons, bug gies, phaetons and carts. Easily rf-Xremoved and folds like an umbrella. y|T\ \lf you cannot get it of your local " X wagon maker or dealer, send to us for /F \ illustrated circular and price list. /A Agents wanted everywhere. I \\ Mention this paper. D- C. BEERS & CO., V! Yy"V/ \V PATENTEES and MANUFACTURERS, NEWTOWN, Conu, THE RATES TOBACCO SAW. X" ~~ f CATE6 IV.TENT """ -JJW BY MAIL-/' 1 SI.OO ~ THE ONLY ADJUSTABLE SAW V^r-,, Address the IN THE WORLD. C-OODSPEED MANUPACTUEING CO., Co33J=u. '/f iSS lfd' l to fort "r und all Quacks, * r-r- 3 t. it !nrfi nrorortior m*3r L ?\ Vft* whose only mm is to bleed tneirvio. C *-• , :om t 00l afodi aSURE REMEDY that has ' ~ v . toV-pnlth hv use of V4L | Z"l~s£r HfCtRED thoucands, does not Interfere ,j>, r\ p VdC B r . :"t| " n R v wl *h attention to business, or came pain SFMIHIiI PflSTll 1 FS.VN, or inconvenience m any way, rounded rwnfnr TVldlitv on Bcientific medical principles. By direct A Radical Curofo. Nervous A) ph. Mrs, organic .TTri ■ M r tn the seat of disease its suecific Weakness aii dl hysical Decay in -iqvmßor ia feU without delay. The natural 010 A'-od Men. Tested for Eightk ears in human ortranisui restored. The thousand cases thoy absolutely restore prematurely wasted animating elements of life aregiven back, the patient UTcd t:nd broken down men tothe full onjoymentoi. becomes cheerful and rapidly gaino both strength and lieaitii porfoct and full Manly Strength and Vigorous Health. , ' t. " ft To those who suffer from the many obscure diseases TREATMENT;—OIiS Moatk, $3. TWO lICB.SS. Thlfie, S7 fcrou-ht about by Indiscretion, Exposure, Over-Brain ' Work, ortoo free Indulgence, we ask thatyou send ua .HARRIS REMEDY CO Mr'P Huruim. voor name with statement of your trouble, and secure ® l> HE MIDI 8, tIiLVL PACKAGE FREE, with Ulust'd Pamphlet.Ao. 30QK N. Tenth Street, ST,LOUIS. Ma . RUPTURED PERSONS can have FREE Trial of our Appliance. Ask for Terms! { At the World's Merry. A Novel. P.y Florence tTardei). autlior of " The llouse on tbe Harsh," etc. Mildred Trev union. A Novel, lly " Tbe Duch ess," author of "ilolly llawu," etc. Hurl. I>uya. A Novel, by Hugh Conway, author of " Called Back. ' The .Myatery of the Ilolly Tree. A Novel. ! By the author of " l.ora Thorue." M. iidt.il on the hnotr. A Novel. By B. 1,. Far jcon, author of " Bread and-Chec-se aud-Kfsses," etc. .. 'l'he (iray Woman. A Novel, liy Mrs. (Jaskell, author of " Mary Barton," etc. The i'roicti llrcp. A Novel. By Wilkie Collins, author of " The Woman it. White," etc. lied Court i'urm. A Novel. By Mrs. llcnry Wool, author of " Fast Lynue," etc. In CuplU'a Nict. A Novel. By the Author of "Dora ; Thorue." Ruck to the Old Home. A Novel. Br Mary Cecil | Ha v, :• . b..r of lil Men Perils," • tc. " John Itowerbunk'a Wife. A Novel. By Mlta M . Vh-ir of " John Halifax Uentlvnian,'' elc. I.ndy tt xv i-tidollne'a Dreuin. A Novel. By tha author ■ t * I .lira Thorue," etc. •1 wiper Ibitu-'s Keert-t- A Novel. By Mies M. E. Braldon. author of "Aurora KUyd," etc. l.t-olliic. A Novel. By Mary Cecil Hay, author of I "llfctida Vorko." etc. • Uul.i lel'i Mnrrtnge. A Novel. By Wilkio CellbUk ' author of" No Name," etc. . Httvld Hunt. A Novel. By Mrs. Ann S. Stephen* author of " Fashion and Famine," etc- Itoaoliiß the Whirlwind. A Novel. By Mary Cecil It a v anthivr of " Old Middleton's Money.' etc. Uuvllev Carlcon. A Novel, lly Miss M. K. Brad don. author of " l.adr Audler's Secret," etc. Ksileat oa Tub MvoTmnr or thb Hbsplsbds. A Novel, is v i;t-aW. Pierce, author of "The Birth Mark." etc. A O old en Ouvvii. A Novel. By tho author of " Dura Thorne." ete. .. t ult-rii-'a Fate. A Novel. By Mr*. Alexander, author of " The B'oolngO't," etc. . slater I tone. A Novel. By Wilkie Collins, author I of "The Woman in White," etc. j ... Anne. A Novel. By Mrs. Henry Wood, aothor of i "Kast I.vuu'." The I.nnrel Rnah. A Novel. By Miss Mulock, author of "John Halifax, Oentleman," etc. Amos linrten. A Novel. By Cenr-c Eliot, author of "Adam lledc," " The Millou the Floss," etc. I icn l arr fmr of thee boot* and mtr catalogue, containing I boo - : r 1 "d eenla in stamps. Any 8 t. 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