The Albany Journal has been calling
Buchanan's Secretary oi -the Interior
"Job" Thompson. Imagine Jacob's
lamentations when lie hears of it.
Rev. Charles Yeager, of Reading, has
a watch which was made in Germany
one hundred and sixteen years ago. It
keeps good time and has been kept a
good long time.
A Boston liquor dealer, fined for vio
lation of the prohibitory law, approach
ed the clerk of the court, money in hand,
and plaintively urged him to attend to
his case as soon as possible, "because
lie had left no one at home to attend
bar."
A Chicago chap advertises for "steady
girls to help on pantaloons." A fellow
who can't help on his own pantaloons,
ought to lie ashamed to want girls to
do it.
"Thiers," says the Frendh Minister
at Washington, "is not old. Such men
never get old. He had the sagacity of
a statesman, tho prudence of a man of
experience, the resolute courage of a
disciplined soldier and the ardor of a
patriotic Frenchman in the greatest tri
al France has endured."
V '
Several Irishmen were disputing one
day about the invincibility of their re
spective persons, when one of them re
marked, "Faith I'm a brick." "And
indade I'm a bricklayer," said another,
giving the first speaker a blow that
brought him to the ground.
A Jewish legend.—According Jewish
and Mohammedan tradition King Solo
mon, who was wise beyond all other
men, knew the language of animals aud
could talk with the beasts of the field
and the birds of the air. A Rabbinical
story is told of him, which is iu this
wise:
One day the King rode out of Jerusa
lem with a great retinue. An ant-hill
lay directly in his path and Solomon
heard its little i>eople talking:
"Here Comes the great King!" he
heard one of them say. "His batterers
call him wise and just and merciful;
but he is about to ride over us and crush
us without heeding our sufferings."
And Solomon told the Queen of She
ba. who rode with him, what the ant
said. And the Queen made answer:
"He is an insolent creature, oh King!
It is a better iate than he deserves, to
be trodden under our feet
But Solomon said: "It is the part of
wisdom to learn of the lowliest and
weakest." And he commanded his
train to turn aside and spare the ant
hill.
Then all the courtiers marveled great
ly and the Queen of Sheba bowed her
head and made obeisance to Solomon:
"Now know I the secret of thy wis
dom. Thou listenest as patiently to the
reproaches of the humble as to the flat
teries of the great."
The Whipping Post.—An enthusiastic
"Delawarlan" writes a letter to the
New York World in defence of the
whipping-i>oßt. He says the people of
Delaware are as high-toned, honest and
refined as any in the country, notwith
standing their peculiar institution; and
he tells of a Vermont man who recent
ly visited the State and was so favora
bly impressed with what he saw that he
immediately packed up his goods in Ver
mont and moved there.
The late Capt. ITall wrote as follows
to the editor of the Navtival Go.zette, be
fore embarking in the Polaris: "I shall
bring you tidings which will astonish
the world and recompense my friends
for all their labors in my behalf, or 1
will die in the attempt. 1 will never
return to the Arctic regions again if 1
am successful; but, if I am not and live
to see the United States, I shall tell my
story and then seek a home in the far
north, where, in peace, I shall pass away
to a brighter and better land. God
bless you. Farewell."
Jeff. Davis is to lie properly contem
plated only through showers of bitter
tears. We find this paragraph about
him in a southern journal:
Hurled from the highest political po
sition, robbed of fortune, laboring daily
in almost abject poverty for the bread
which feeds Himself and family, pro
scribed and disfranchised, denied ttlc
political privileges of his negro servant
who waits behind his chair as he takes
his meals and who blacks his boots,
calmly and with a God-like fortitude,
towing to the inevitable, yet firm in his
principles, unyielding in the dignity of
his manhood and yet with a soul "un
bending. meeting and defying in the
direst adversity the taunts and oppres
sions of his enemies.
Mr. Davis is president of :ui insurance
company and his salary is SIO,OOO a
year.
The Question of Amusements.—The
Maryland Diocesan Convention has re
pealed the canon which reads as follows
respecting amusements: "Attendance
upon theatrical exhibitions, horse-races
and other light and vain amusements,
being inconsistent with Christian cha
racter, it is hereby declared to he the
duty of members of this Church, care
fully to abstain from encouraging them
by their presence." The reasons for
the repeal as urged by the committee
and others, were: (1) That the General
Convention had a Canon of Lay Disci
pline, which did not enter into particu
lars of this sort, hut was content to
condemn "any wickedness of life."
(2) That legislation of this character,
was contrary to the spirit of the Church,
which sought rather to quicken men's
consciences, than to restrain men's li-j
berty in matters of worldly conformity.
Only Virginia and Maryland have such
a canon, and Alary land borrowed hers
from Virginia.
ELDRIDGE BROTHERS,
SPECIAL AOKSTS FOR
WOODWARD A BROWN,
WEBER, MATHYSHEK, and
CHICKEBING
PIANOS,
ALSO,
Keorge Wood's Celebrated Organs.
PULLAR'S NEW* MASONIC IIALL BUILDING,
tXear Howell House,)
WELLSVILLE, N. Y.
Dealers iu all kinds of MUSICAL MERCHAN
DISE, SHEET MUSIC, Ac.
TUNING and REPAIRING PIANOS A SPECIALTY.
We invite the Public to examine and criticise the
WOODWARD A BROWN Pianos, and GEO. WOODS'
Organs. 2446-tf
H. D. TREADWELL,
—OF —
Wellsville, N. Y.,
Has just returned from New York with a large
stock of
Boots and Shoes,
LEATHER & SHOE FINDINGS,!
LOOK AT THE PRICES!
WOMEN'S SLIPPERS from 50c. to 81.75
" LEATHER LACE BOOTS 900. " 1.75 ■
•' MOROCCO " " 81.00 " 1.25
• ■ • - ' ' L
-MEN'S Tuidn BOOTS '2.50 " 4.00
" KIP " a.75 " 4.50
Small Shoes, from 30 cents'upwards.
Sole Leather, 30 rud 31 cents per pound.
Shoe Findings ol all kinds, verycheap.
Remember the place,—dlrectlj nppdslte the
Howell House.
11. I>. TRUADWKM,,
AGENT.
Singer, Grover & linker, leather and
cominon Needles, Thread and Oil kept,
constantly on hand.
A. M. Roynolds, Agent.
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cleans Paint and Wood, in fact the en
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out it.
SAPO L I O
for scouring Knives is better aud clean
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SAPO L I O
is better than Soap and Sand for polish
ing Tinware, brightens without scratch
ing.
SAPO L 1 O
polishes Brass and Copper utensils bet
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for Washing IMshcs and Glassware Is in
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SAPO L 1 O
removes Stains front Marble Mantels,
Tables and statuary, from Hard-finished
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removes Stains and Grease from Car
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hand S A 1 ) 0 L I 0
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curing or preventing roughness and !
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HAND S A P 0 I-i I O
removes Tar, Pitch, Iron or Ink
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and giving it a "bloom of beauty," it
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UNOCH MORGAN'S SSON.
20 Park Place. N. Y.
2448a 26-eow
j Before purchasing elsewhere call and
examine the SINGER MACHINE.
A. M. Reynolds, Agent,
Office in otniste<x mock-, Coudersport, Pa.
OYSTERS.
- *
A. H. PESECE,
Wholesale and lielail
OYSTER DEALER,
COUDERSPORT, PA.
Oysters by the Can, Quart, Gallon, Hundred and
Thousand received daily.
Families, Parties and Festivals supplied on short
notice.
The Trade furnished at reasonable rates. j
Give me a trial and I can suit you.
'24-221 A. H. PEIRCE. 1
Old Sewing Machines of any make
repaired in a workmanlike manner.
A. M. REYNOLDS, Agent, i
UTICA
STEAM ENGINE
CO.
(Formerly WOOD A MANN.) 1
STATIONARY & PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINES.
' The Best and Most Complete Assortment
in the Market.
These Engines have always maintained the verv
highest standard of excellence. We make the
manufacture of Engines, Boilers k Saw Mills a spe
cialty. We have the largest A most complete works <■
of the kind iu the country, with machinery sped- v
We keep constantly in process large numbers of
Engines, which we furnish at the verv lowest
pripes and ot| jhe short< |i ltoUoc. We build En
gines specially adapted to Mines, Saw-mills Grist
mills, Tanneries, Cotton-gins, Threshers and all
classes of manufacturing.
We are now building the celebrated Lane Circu
lar Saw-mill the best and most complete saw-mill
ey.er invented.
We make the manufacture of saw-mill outfits a
special fealure of our business aud cau furnish I
complete on the shortest notice.
Our aim in all cases Is to furnish the best ma
chinery in the market ami work absolutely une
qualled for beauty of design, economy Jc strength.
Send tor Circular and Price list,
)
UTICA STEAM ENGINE CO.
4-43r)tsp I TIfA, x. T.
D. B. NEEFE,
CARRIAGE and WAGON MAKER,
Cor. EAST aud WORCESTER Sts.,
Coudersport, PN.,
will carry on the following branches of business
Wagon Shop.
There will be made to order and kept on hand all
kinds of Lumber Wagons, with Bodies, WhiT
fletrees, Neck-yokes and Steel Spring Seats;
Platform and End-Elliptic Spring Wagons;
Side, or Concord, Elliptic Spring Top and Open
Buggies; Sulkies; One-horse Wagons.
Ox and Horse Carts, Sleighs and Cutters will be
made to order on short notice.
Repairing of all kindsof old work done with neat
ness and durability.
' "I £
BLACKSMITH SHOP.
'
i Horse and Ox Shoeing; Irontng of all kinds of
Wagons, Sleighs and Cutters. Picks, Clevises,
Chains, Hooks, Drag-teeth, Hinges, Bolts for
Carriager, Plows, etc., arid repairing of all
kinds of Mill Irons and Farming Implements.
PAINT SHOP.
Painting of all kinds of new Wagons, Carriages,
Sleighs ami Cutters, and special attention
paid to the cleaning and painting of old work.
Slgu Hhd ornamental Painting done to order with
neatness and dispatch.
I
JTrimmim} Shop.
| All kinds of Carriage, Stage and Coach Tops,
Cushions, Kalis, Dashes, Lazy-Backs, Shaft
Trimming, and all work In the line of Trim
ming done In good Style.
Not ice Is given that I have changed my place of
1 usiness frotn Brookland, Pa., to this place
and have built a new Factory—3o x 72 ft.,—in
which the four brahches of business will be
carried on, and will lie pleased to receive the
custom of my old patrons.
The best of Lumber, Iron and Trimming Material
that can be procured will be used on the
work.
Orders by mall will be promptly attended to.
I). B, NEEFE.
2425-°
I. H. GOODSELL,
Carpenter and Joiner,
SOUTH SIDE of the RIVER,
(above EAST Street,)
Coudersport, Pa.
CONTRACTS taken and materials furnishedfor
all kinds of BUILDING
PLANING and MATCHING done.— MOULDING of all
SASH, BLINDS and DOORS on hand or manu
factured to order.
mm mQJM]
r..> j JyJj uy"iv I VII
CAHII paid for Pine Lumber.
• .
Your patronage is solicited.
K. H. trOODHELL.
J. GLASE T SON,
Carpenters & Joiners,
Coudersport, Penn'a.
. CONTRACTS taken for all kinds of BUILDING—
I and materials furnished.
DOORS, BLINDS and SASH kept constantly on ;
hand or inanufabtured to order.
CASH paid for PINE LUMBER.
J. GLASE & SOX.
The SINGER is the best machine for
all work. According to sworn returns
1 ! there were over 45,000 more sold l;ist
year than any other kind made.
A. M. Reynolds, Agent.
PHOTOGRAPHS!
HAVING arranged my Light so as to obtain all j
those fine
Griulntiouw of Shade
so essential to a BEAUTIFUL PHOTOGRAPH, I re
peetfully solicit your patronage.
I make all the leading styles of
Photographs and Ferreoiypes,
I
' i from a CARD PicTURa to a LIFE-SIZE PORTRAIT
—finished in
INDIA USTK,
WATER COLORS or OIL
j COPYING of OLD PicTUßEsCmadc a special
A large Stock of
Walnut, dßosncood and (Oilt
Picture Frames
j
Square mid Oval,
ON HAND ANI> FOR BALB.
All work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
M. T. LYSDE
; Photograph Gallery,
SECOND STREET East of MAIN,
(Dike's Building,)
CQUDERSPORT, PA.
r : |
mWISHART'S Fin E TEE
j Tar MM,
NATURE'S GREAT REMEDY
FOR TIIK
Throat and Lungs.
j
! It is gratifying to us to inform the public that j
I Dr. L. Q. C. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial, j
I for Throat and Lung diseases, has gained an !
| enviable reputation from the Atlantic to the Pa- ;
j ciflc coast, and froin thence to some of the first ]
! families of Europe, not through the press alone,
j but by persons throughout the States actnally ben- ;
j elltted and cured at his office. While he publishes j
! less, so say our reporters, he is unahle to supply j
| the demand. It gains and holds its reputation—
| First: Not by stopping cough, but by loosening
and assisting nature to throw off the unhealthy ,
matter collected about the throat and bronchial
tubes, which causes irritation.
Second: It removes the cause of Irritation,
(which produces cough), of the mucous membrane J
and bronchial tubes, assists the lungs to act arid j
throw off the unhealthy secretions, and purities j
the blood.
Third: It is free froin squills, lobelia, ipecac and
opium, of which most throat and lung remedies
arc eomposed, which allay cough only, anil disor
ganize the stomach. It has a soothing effect on
the stomach, acts on the liver and kidneys, and
lymphatic aud nervous regions, thus reaching to
every part of the system, and in its invigorating j
and purifying effects it has gained a reputation
. which it must hold above all others in the market. ,
NOTICE.
The Pine Tree Tar Cordial,
Great American Dyspepsia Pills,
r
AND
WORM SUGAR DROPS
Being under my immediate direction, they shall
not lose their curative qualities by the use of cheap
and impure articles.
I
HENRY R. WISHART,
Proprietor. !
FREE OF CHARGE.
Dr. L. Q. C. Wishart's Offllce parlors are open
on Mondays. Tuesdays and Wednesdays frotn 9 a.
m., to 5 p. m., for consultation by Dr. Wm. T. Ma
gee. With him are associated two consulting phy
sicians of acknowledged ability. This opportuni
ty is not offered by any other institution in the
city.
All I.filers must be addressed to
L. Q. C. WISHART, M. D.,
NO. 232 N. SECOND ST.,
j
ZPL^iust
AND
ORNAMENTAL
JOB FBINTIXi
PROMPTLY EXECUTED
AT THE
OFFICE OF TIIE
JOURNAL AND NEWS ITEM.
Yew Six GEE Sewing Machines ex
-1 changed for ones of any kind or make,
by A. M. REYNOLDS, Aijent,
INVALIDS, DON'T DESPAIR!
Thousands have found relief, and
thousands wit! turn to this Medi
cine after exhausting their purses
and patience in search of health.
Giddiness of the head, dullness of the mind, fcet
id breath, coated tongue, loss of appetite, pains
and weakness in the stomach, enlargement of the
liver, yellowness of the skin, constant fever and
thirst, with a total disrelish for business, pleasure,
: or any kind of employment.—FAHßNEY'S PAN
ACEA, if taken and persevered in for a few days,
| will remove this whole class of symptoms.—The
, fluids of the body become pure, and mind clear,
, the stomach strengthened, the tongue clean, the
' appetite Improved, and the whole system so ben-
I eltted that disease, lu bad weather, is less liable
i to afflict you.
1 DR. P. FAHRNEY'S |
CELEBRATED
Blood Cleanser or Panacea.
! As a tnedl-ine for children, fhe Panacea is, in
: every way, calculate ! to take the place of theend
i less variety of drugs wttel are scut a!!) sold for
' that purpose, an 1 which areoltea vert injurious.
' A medicine which posse -"s the qualities of :i ca
thartic as well as a mild alterative, and which is
| capable of arresting disease without the least in
i jury to the child is m incalculable value to
j every mother. As a Cathartic, it is verv effective,
yet it does not, if give.i in proper quantities, cause
i nausea or distress In the stomach or bowels. It is
very pleasant to the ta-ite, which is a very impor
tant feature as a mud:•hue for children. As a pr< -
▼entire of lUaaneft is impievoSwaeJ, e it acts
i directly upon the digestive organs ami the blood.
In all scrofulous <lisasg t it is the most effective
medicine ever offered to the public, and, if giver
regularly ami pcrseveringly, those eruptive dis
eases so common la children mar be entirely erad
icated.
Prepared by P. Fahrney's Tires, k t 0.. Wavnes
boro,Pennsylvania.and Die. P. FAUKSKY, 30Nortl;
Dearborn Street, Chieaga. Price
tI.'JS per bottle; for sale by Whole
sale and Retail Dealers, and by
P. A. STEP.BINS, Jit., "
21-4 Coudersport, Pa.
7hs very best plan
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j The policy is always worth Its face, the premium
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| economical plan for the insurant. THE TKAVEL
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| grants Life Insurance upon this excellent plan.
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wiiu the newest and nest treatment for a.l cases.
| The only thorough work of the ki 1 la the world.
Fmbnu- - Smallpox, Yellow Jt'ove. r, Cho
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GOOD AEEHIFT WASTED O
LVEUiliODrs OWN UiiKSiiiAV
by C. W. GLFASON, M. D. Sells hkpklly. One :U- nl
sold Urn in one week. Apply at once'to 11. X. .Nit -
KINNEY A CO.,PJlllmlelphla, l'a. Sor4
171 >R SALE.—A large body of Timber and Inc.
j Ore Lands in \i. . !!;• Pcnu .■ ivania; esii.iiat
j iu cut tiJ,uoo,oUo feet of oOuud while oak, white auu
yellow pine and hemlock, on and near floating
| streams, with steam saw-mid, OIJIII, etc., on the
i Sitfi;tiehaana. Apply to P. SHEAI EiC Potts
! ville, Pa. soi-;.
A<lrii Your Homes with the new CUronio
"Awake" and "Asleep." Sells like wfld-lir .
I i tie pair sent for lif tv cents. A l uge discount t •
; Agents. Address W. F. CARPENTER, Foxboro,
j Mass. fatra
C f.{\ PER WEEK IN CASH to Agents. Every-
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The La Croix Medical Dispensary,
ESTABLII.HED IN 1837,
Is the oldest A- most successful Institution in this
coitntrj for the treatmeut of Clironi. and Sexual
Di.-e.ises. For terms of treatment iall, or address
by mail, with statement of case, S. 11. lILYNSDON
50 r4 31 Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. '
A GREAT OFFER I":; 1 , "W'
will dispose of 100 PIANOS A ORGANS of first
class makers, including WATERS', at extreme! :
low prices for cash, or part ca.-h, and balance In
small monthly payments. New 7-Octave tlr>i
class PIANOS, all modern improvement* for
#275 cash. Organs #.v., #.5. DOUBLE-REED !
ORGAN'S,#IOO; 4-STOP, $110; S-S TOP, #125 aid
upwards.
WATERS' CONCERTO PARLOR ORGANS
are the most beautiful and perfect in tone ever
made. The CONCERTO STOP is the best ever
placed in any organ. It is produced bv a third !
set of reeds peculiarly voiced, the EFFECT of i
which is MOST CHARMING and sol I'STIR
WW L® ,TS IMITATION of the HIMAN !
AOHEis SI PERIL Terms literal. ILLISTKA
TEI> CATAI.OGTE MAILED for one stamp. • A liberal \
<usromit to Minister*, Churches, Sunaav-Sehools
Lodges, etc. Atik.MS YVAMTIi." 47r4 |
"W*r -pvT'B' am """"
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General ami Local Agents, for the Bartram
Sewing Machine, nivde at Danbury, Conn. The
stillest, fastest ami easiest Lock-Stitch, straight I
Needle Machine in the market. We give lietter
terms than any other company.
Address John A. Bodge, 1 len'l Agent
47r4 liioibury, Conn.
WALLACE A C9RMRYM
CREAM TABLE CHOCOLATE
No boiling necessary. A cup of delicious Choco
late maete with tt in two minutes. No waste
Packed in pound jars. Vanilla or plain. One do/ !
hi box. Unequaled as a confection for lunch!
g| read on crackers, with a glass of milk at hand f
todrink. For making Soda Water Svrup or fla
voring Ice Cream it is superior to attv Chocolate"
li ade; and for Chocolate Cake, nothing else will 1
be used where this has been tried. For sale l,v i
J. T. WARREN A CO., Cincinnati, O. 47r4 j
Write for a Price List to J. II JOHNSTON.
Great Western Gun Works,
No. 179 SMITH FIELD Sr., PITTSBURGH, PA. '
Breech-loading Shot-guns, #lll to $?, i. Doable ;
Shot-guns $s to SIOO Single Gum, s:i to #2O Rifles
$8 to# s. Revolvers $B to #55. Pi.-r- issi ••s•>. Cue '
Mater ia), Fishing hackle, Large discount to deal- '
ers oreiiit.s. Army guns. Revoiv s, etc., lioug! t !
or traded for. Goods sei.t by Express C. O. I), to
be examined before paid for. 47 r .j
Work 11 If CitS4 Mil For FEMAI F, #4O ti
AH CD > wt ,,, k KuarauteeU ' lte _
spectable employment at home, day or evening- '
no < apdal required; full instructions and valuable '
package of goods sent free bv mail. Address with
Scent returnstaiap, M. YOUNG Jt CO . "
*' M 173 Greenwich St., N. v' |
No fee rATKXTS 08-r J
! charge for pr.-l'i..
i
ss'" S2O" I
, their spare moments
.thing else. Parti.-mare H
SON A CO.. i ■
Katalysine 1
! Is the nearest approach |
ered for Drgpepda \ 9
Gravel, Diabetes, Kl.li.Vv fr 1 ■
I erally. It ret..r. - ■ ' H
Ic. It cures Liver ( .• ■
Piles, Constipation, \..
\ tin, Diseases or th- >v i - j
vous Prostration frr.;;.
■ es. it Is the Greatest \ ■
. Excessive Eating or |.
■ stomach, promnt. - , ' - ■
almost lmmedtate'v. \ '
; out It. For sale h> ali li
j is For a history of t\ .. 7"
j of tin- power H
! cures and for testimonials •
| send for pamphlets. WRLvD
| Agents, 127 s. Front sr..
I
i otoxr. I outats. ("a; 19
free. 8. M. SEBXCBK, 117 r H
HOW 'TIS DflKi , lri . I
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| SKCKET and 100 others. < , ' H
- ogy. Ventriloquism, p, il: ~ ■
I WONDKRB. Mailed f..
I CUTLER, Carthage, Illinois,
Domestil!
PATTKI;!
j ELEGANT IN DESIGN J
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Domestic Newing
'"YOU ASK! I'LLI
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, i Brother, Mniiste.-, 9
I er. Miner, Ma.it: >ran 1 Yoif, • 9
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• . MAN & WKBLTER, .vj N. Jtl ; 9
We Want an J
! In this township to •. ... • J
and fast selling book bv ii 9
The Science of a fit
! Kecominemleci and p;. l .
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CHEAP FAl'c
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| The Cheapest LIT liuVi.-
; Union Pacific Raifroi
In tlic Great Platte Ti
3.000,000 licrt-s in (enlrt!]
Now lor sate ... Ir.i 't-"! ' •
on five ami ten y -r- -n; .
. advance Interest ; -quired.
Mild and lie:.!t ifil! mat'-. U~
. ] dance of good water.
THE PES •' MA i RET IN V-Ee
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! Nevada lieing ; ied by ti:
i Valley.
Soldiers entitled to a He
160 Acres.
TFE EEST LOCATIONS FCIrCI
FREE HOMES FOR AL... Y
■ choice Govi'Miuiei.t lamis.
i Homestea-l Law, near I .
good market* and all the
settled country.
Free passes to purcha- i ':.
Sectional Maps she. rug ;r.-1 .
tlon of Descriptive I am, .let :
mailed free everywhere. Ad .r -
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43r4 Land Oomr. V. /' I: It.
CHEAP FARMS FOR SALE NEAP
; \\7 HY GO TO KANSAS 01; NE.7
> \ you can buy as tine f,c;
sun ever shone on, improved i, .
from $.'S to Jr.. .ic acre, rate.-.
a res, v, il l.in f oin 3d to 50 u. -i, :
one of the finest dairying ••>•:.. •*
; ' Five railroa is now . t4- - .
' , 4or 5 more teti g coustrui I
■ gov i improved farms fo salt
• liiars a-hlresa A.MoS Al
' 41j4 Crown 1 oiut,
DRUG MOi i: FORM
i a FIRST-CLASS nun. AXD P):r-r: -
; Very eligibly siiuitted c '
. goo i pa.ung husines-. • •' -r s
. ..o tatii.g tcriiis. Ihe ov. i.rr :•
from active business, or 17 '
j lerest to a person havii.gg
<-ould give it their whoK .-,tte;,t
i nit.v of this kind to get ii.t ■ a r
, with 'inall capital d< c t.--'. ."t<
I 'l.t-r particulars address B. P. l • .
I Hays, l-l> Washington Ave., Allrgl-
The BEST and MOST IM
Fire and Eurilar-rJ
J"? jn.
sSB es, 3. €
AID VAUI
Are made by the PFPTSBI " I '®'
FANY, IC7 PiN''
36j. J 4
SSQ,GOO Rewi
Will be distributed tnsuN! ■
AMERICAN WORKING I'k"
I Lt is the only Woikinp l
i Monthly; lias IG large qir-'
with illustrations.
I very Sue scr iter 3 iiW
| Varying from 25 cents in t>;-'
iin greenbacks. Amuiig the :I
! are 2 of £s<iu in gn cnl-ack- •
j 10 of $100; 100 of Sift; 50" S
| lor Organs, $250 each; 10
I chines, sooeach: 50 Aineri
J *->0 each —besides dwdv tj"J
j smaller {At cum..uc. v " ■ ,i
! year; sent on trial threo nM
cents. ' Send for specimen
CAPRON sC
| 30ji Jinx 5, Pitt^
STEVENSON & FOSI
STATIONERS, PRINTERS. EINCERS
MAKERS. ,
AND WIIOI.KS.M.H I2- U ' .
I* If ITN I F- If-' ~
: Flat iiaper.s, ii<H>k pa|i<■>. n '"'
j heads, cards, printing R l ' "-';! "'?
; Give us a call. For. \Vu -I y -*" t
j 8-2 ami 84 '1 hird Ave., I*l ttsl-urg- ■ •
Establishoil in
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C. C. Hammer
J V ' ..d
! Manufacturers of Fine aw
, TURK, of every desc. iptica a- *|
! ituu superior In sty I *:• • ...>
| most or any other Ftin:i" ire i!l '
j mountains. , ,i
! Photographs and Price P"-"' _•
! "r when In the city don't i. -F
j the lasge Golden Chair,
46, 48, aup 50 SKY KN I'
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