tv Ailmtliifmfnts. 7 lit kume. Haiunlea 00 ,B M free. Andre gn.eon Co., Portland, Maine. L,-h.',M-lj ) TIIHTII KH I'OHHTUtl.UH' VKKH J We kave printed lere number of tbe aaw PKB HILL, end will aa Ilia reeelpl of tweet;.! to oenta. mall a ep, on efldreae. ays. 1)KI'.M 1'OH IAI.Ii..-TMrte.n Mr., of J) liellaa Km wnlak I will Mil eheep fur eeak, or eiebange for wheat. Kor furtbor In lormallen aall on or etlilre.a tho underlined. J.Y. K HAM Kit, Nor !,'. If. Clearteld, Pa. ARNOLD PAYS CASH or TRADE. Cnrwenirtlle, P.., Jnn. , '78-tf. llOII.I'.Kr) A Nil F.NUINEH.Seoond. 1) bond alationnry and portable koliere, from 30 to 611 borM power, nod portable ongiae. from 11 to Ik bono power, for ael.by C. 0. DWFr'IM.D, St. Poter,bar(, Pa. Auf. 10, HSI. .t. ARNOLD WANTS 5,000 Rail Road Ties. Corweniyille, P. Jan. ADMIN IMTRATRIX'I NOTICE -Notion I hereby girenthatLatteraof Adminl'trt. tioo ob the iiltti of CAMPF1KLD iiKKuN, late of Brady townahip, Clearfleld county, Pa., dee'd, baT.nK.lta duly (ranted to the underiigaed, all peraona Indebted to laid tato will pleaae nalta mm ad lata payment, and thoae having elalmi or demaadi egelaattbeaame will preaent tbem prop erty authenticated for ettleraent, without delay, tl.l.A .(KE(-N, Admiaietratrii. Uthoriborg, Pa.. July 37th, Mel .fit. OHCE NOTICE. 1'iiLi.r Am Laiumir, 1 In the Court of Com moo by ber next friend, I Plea, of Clearfleld Co., Juaiia Marion, V Pa., No. 6b June Term, . I ism. Lawn Limner. J fcubpajne Sar Divorce. Tho onderiigned Comtnieiloner, appointed to take teetimoey in tbe above elated eate, and re port tbo aeme to the Court, hereby glree not lee that lie will meet the partiee at bii office in Clear field, on FRIDAY, hKl'TKMHKIt 20, 1WS1, at o'clock A. M., when and where all peraona inter ted may attend. J.F. MoKENKICK, Commiaaloner. Clearfleld, P., Aug. 10, lSsMt. Millinery I Millinery 1 1 I TAKE tbe ptcaiara of Informing the public that I ifaall oflr ipecial Inducement! In Millinery Goodn, tneb an Uilha, Satini, Kibbonn, Plowera. Ao., Trimmed aod I nt rimmed Hate and Roanata, In the very late it atylee, Notion and Made-up Clotbiof for children. I kindly toliclt ft inara 01 your patronage. MISS M. A. WELCH, Market St., Clearfleld, P. Apr. St), IBSMy. C CORPORATION NOTK E.-Notife ii j hereby given that an application will be mane onaer toe net 01 AMemoiy 01 tne uornmon wealth of PetinAylvanie, eotitled "An Aot to pro vide lor the incorporation aod regulation of eer tain corporation," approved tbe Stlth day of April, A. i. IN 74, and the Actf lupplemeDlal thereto, for tbe charter of an intended corpora tion to be called "Tbe Clearfield Water Co." Tbe purpotei aud ohjecta to be the lupplylng of waier w me Dorougn 01 uiearneia and vicinity. WALLACE 4 KRKBH, (Solioltori. Clearfield, Pa., Aug. 10, ISM .It. COAL. COAL ALL THE YEAR ! 1 THE aubicriber hereby givei notice that he le now delivering coal of ao eicellent quality and propoiea to operate hie mine Be that ha will be enabled to vupply hli tutoniri t all timee with good fuel. No Summer vaca tion. Orden by mail promptly filled. It. KM. flUAW. Clearfield, Pa.. March 3, 181-tf. Thomas A. Duckett, DEALER IN 1IIER EUV giro notice to the citlseni of Clear. Held and the nurronnding vicinity that I am prepared at all timcc to furotih familiel and manufacturing e'tablUhmentf with a euperior quality of Coal, Wood f Coke, Which I am prepared to deliver In a few honra notice. I am alwaye read- to haul and deliver from and to the depot, or anywhere ele, and move familiel and household goodi anywh"re on hortnotiee. T110H. A. DUCK KIT. Clearfield, Pa.. Mu. 31, 1830-tf. DIRECTIONS. Por catarrh, bay lover, 'old in the head, Ac., miert with tbe finger, particle of the Balm mlo tbe noririlf; draw strong breathi through ihe floae. It will be ibiorbed, eleaning, nd healing tbe dia faeed ueiabrant. For eafbcaa. J Apply a partlolt Into (be ear. ELY'S CREAM BALM HAVING gained an enviable lonal rep a tat loo, dieplaeiog all other preparations in tbe vicinity of di co very, ii, on ita merita alooe, rccognlied ai wonderful remedy wherever known. A fair trial will convince the mot akepticel of its cura tive pewere. It effectually cleamea the nual paaaageaof OaUnhal virut, earning healthy ere tioni, allayi inflammation and irritation, proleeti tbe mem bran el liningi of the bead from additional eoldi, completely beali the eorei and reitoree the aenee of Uate and mell. beneficial reeulU are realised by a few application!. A thorough treat ment a directed will cure Catarrh. Ae a house hold remedy for oold in the head it noequaled. The Balm Ii eey to and airreeable. H-.ld by druggiitt at 60 cent!. On receipt cf 60 cent will mail n package. Send for circular with full Information. ELY'S CREAM BALM CO., Owego, N. Y. For Bale by Ihe Clearfleld DraggliU, and by vYlioleeftle lriifff(lila generally. April fitn, lSal-tiia. ClIlCAOOXoRTlI U'fstekx RAILWAY II Ih. 0LPF8T, BK?T CONBTRnCTKD, BKST Kyi IPl'KU, and h.ooa tba LEADING RAILWAY or TBI WEST AND NORTH-WEST I tt ta the ihorleit and beet route between Chicago ana bji poiaii in Northern Illlsoli, Dakota, Wyoming. Kebraika, luwa, vauiomia, uregon, An tone, (tan, Uol orado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, and for COUNCIL BLUFFS, OMAHA, IKNl'ER, I.KADVILI.K, SALT liAKB, SAN KJUNCJSCO, Aadood, Slooi City, Cadnr tUplda, IM Moln.., Colamoa and all nolnt. la tho Tcrrllohai, and tba Wait. Alio, for Mllankaa. Uraaa IlaT. Oablaab, Sbrhoijan, Mariaatla, Fond da l.ni, Watorton, HoiiKbton, Kaannh, Manaaba, 81. raai, nmaanroii., nnroa, Volfn, Farri, IIia- rnarck, ninona, LaCruaaa, Owatonna, and all point, la M laaMota, Dakota, VI liMniia an4 lha Ktrtb.araal. At Coonrll Bl.f. tba Train, of lb. Cblo A Nnnk-WaaUn and tb. I'. P. Kalloari d.an from, arrira at and M th. aarna Joint Union Danot. At Cbleafo, elnaa MnnMtlon. am mada with tb. Laba 8 bora, bllablnu Cantrnl, Baltimore A Oblo, Kl.Wa.Tna A Pannaalannl., and Cbiaam A Or.nl Tr.il Hail.aja, and tb. Kaakaka. and Pan Haadh. Rontaa, Cam aoanaotlana mada at Jonttloa Pol.ti. It I. IbaONl.V LINK rnnnmg Pullman Hotel Dining Cars BTWBan CHICAGO and COUNCIL BLUFFS. aT-Pallraaa SlMprn oa all Mthl Train. -t, Inattt no Tl'kat Afant. Hlllnf; fim Tlakat. via tbia road. Kiaralna ,oar Tiokau, and rafnaa to boy If thT do aal raid nvar thm CkL.... A Morrb WaKara Kallwaj. If joa wlab tba boat tr.ralln( aMwmalod.llon. T.n will bo; yonr tl-kata ki tbi. roan, i"AND WILL TAKB MONK OTIIKH. AU Tiakot Aj.nti nail Tlakal. by tbia Maa. MARVIN HlllllITT, tl V. P. and Oaaaral Maoarn. r Cbloan". LATARRH,00I.IHltTAr1 1 J$tw frtUfmrnl5. $txc flvrrtlsfiufnti The Great CLOTHING Emporium! PIE'S OPERA HOUSE, IF YOU Wllllt to Htlldy your . the above establishment i THANH LAHUK AND 1IAN1IS0MB STOCK Or CLOTHING, Hats, Gents' furnishing Gds, &c., Whether Jim wlb lo make purchase or not, we ehall be plaased ut nil tlinei to rhow yua oar ftiinrlment of gooii, which will at unce convince you tbnt eur Styles are the Best, and our Prices the Lowest. Remember, alio, that we have an elegant amort men t of PIKCB OOODd, of the lateit noveltlei, eepcclKlly intended for MERCHANT TAILORING, And wt art prepared to MAKE 8I ITS TOORDKK AT SHORTEST NOTICE, and .ball rnd.aror to lull th. Lata of tba moat faalldioua. ALBERT THANHAUSElt. Opera House Block, opposite poBtoffice, CLEARFIELD, FA. -JS-l..f. WAGONS! WAGONS!! 2 car Loads. 2 The largest and bout assortment of wngons ever brought to Clearfield. One car load of CONKLIN wagons, One car load of STUDEBAKEFt wagons, Which wo will sell ut factory prices. We buy these wagons by the car load a,nd pay CASH for them, therefore we are able to sell cheaper than any other dealer in the county. We guarantee these wagons to be first-class in every respect. Also, a lot of Platform Spring WagonsBuggics. One car load of CHAIN DRILLS which we will sell cheaper than ever before sold. Give us a call before buying elsewhere. F. M. CARDON & MO, CIcarfM Pa. February 23, 1881-tf. JAMES L. MARKKT HTREF.T, I I.KAHFIKI.O, PBNN'A. All kind, of Cackote anil Collins kept on band, mid iurninbed to order on abort notice, including tbo finest n taclurea. Uur Is the test In uno, and will be furnished when required. Fouorult attonded in any part of the county. Call at my oflice, on Second strcot, or leave your ordors at Trontman's Furniture oct 1,'79-tf. PATTON Curwcnsvillc. Pa. N. E. ARNOLD, Wholesale Dealer in DRY GOODS, FURNISHING GOODS, Boots, Shoes, Groceries, TOBACCO, LEATHER, FLOUR, FEED, GRAIN, SALT, OIL, &C. I buy direct from jobbers and car load rates, hence can compete with New lork and rhiladel phia houses. Also, Dealer in Saw Logs, Lumber, Shingles and Bark. Parties having bark to haul ana receive liberal advances. Give me a call. N. Rapt It, ISSt-tr. BUY AIIOME ! HOI SKS, LOTS AND FARMS TOR SALE ! TWENTY IIOl'HKS anil LOTS la ClaarB.ld for lala at raaaonabta ttrfoe. and an oaay tarma. Alao, aaaaral 1ARMS la llradlord and Urnbam townabipa. Apply to WALLACE KRKRS, Dan. 1, .tf. ClaorOaia, Pa. ORPHANS' COURT SALE. 1Y vlrtae of an order of the Orpham'Oonrt of J uiearoold eountv, made Mj JRtb, inn, there will beeipoeed t pnblle eal at the COL KT nuictt. in Liearneid, oa Wcdneiday. August 31st, ISS1, At I o'clock P. M .ft eertaln tract of Und.lale the property of WILLIAM SKA HAM, ded, itaate la nRADFOHO TOUNMIIP, Clearfield eonntv , Pa., bonnded at follovre. via : Oa the north ftnd weet by land of JoMph Win nervi eonth by landi of Aleiander LWinftnn i and oa the emet bv iaaia of John and William Livlagitoa. aontalniog 115 ACltES, 115 H.vln. nnoat 10 aora. alaared and nndar rood Hal. of faliiTntloa. A nod orobard of .boot 140 traoa af cboio. mil. TbolnpruTOmont. mailat of tnrw aai. ol oalldlot:., ono n Inra Irama dnallln koaaa IMS foot, wllb lar(. bank bara, and lha thnr tarn, rood annll bona... with atabbM la aah. Tbaantlra Iraat la andarlald ilb good ial. Tba grata la tb, groand 1, retarrod TF.H.nH OF H.tl.f.t Ooa tblrd aaai .a oonlrmatlon of aala, .no. third la an. ar, and ona-talrd la two ,aar.. Iiaforrod pajmaata to b. with lataraal.and la.npad kj koad and at.rtr.ga .. tb. prualaaa. JOHM WOOLRinnR, Adrolal.trator. Orahaanon, Ao,. M, 1IHMI. own illteri'St, ilo not lilil to cull tltl and examine j I AUSER'S l"-- II I I I I IV f LEAVY, well as the cheupont that can be mann- Store, adjoining tbe Postolllec. JAS. h. LKAVV, ClenrHcld, Pa. BLOCK, manufacturers, receive goods nt during the Winter, can contract Also, advances made on Saw Logs E. ARNOLD, GURWEIVSVILLE, PA. FARMERS ! SAVE money and IncreaM your frnpi hv btir. In tbe AMMONIA AI.KALINK PI1O0 I'H ATE, nana feet ured by the (Jber-apeake Oaane Company, ltaltimere, Maryland. Thie it enm plete and perfeet fertiliinr, eontalnln a hijr,a percentage of ftrtiiiiia( material. Prioe, 4.iM pnr ton. Rend In your order at one, A ton Ii ufflr-lent for ten or (tnren are, kn ejrttnt for ine oem Fertilizer Grain Drill la lha narkat. Call on or nddraaa I.W. KIND, Aaal. ClaarSald, Pann' ClaarlalJ, Pa., Juno It, lSSl.to. nled AGEH'TM At. I. VIM A.l:TSt JOIIM B. COI-IIH'S nr..' . borf,i ,;ti,M SUNLIGHT; jd SHADOW John li. Gounh a puff 7 ' ... . nV f" AVef i niiiar eiadat-niifria' hy -"v citi lTt Willi II ! rji-H.i( nu Wailirf m,f ,if.in'p rt-t 1' ' - Mtr t, tl,-. v, '4 '-MmJ i fut the ,i ii' rv-rlwt..rr. .In. Iw. 1 .-oh Wmf . o,.. ,rt ..,nlr ,i,a '- ti: f-r ,1. tl.- tl . . ai 'I miit h Ai rii-iok "-" r t.'kr raw,, bmH a lha - tlT.HrA,r trtt I,. -o r'.fo. s-n for M-u.at. AiMom. llartlonl,Ci, A-i. V,uan,!.'.ri'W e'o., Pul. Jalr 11-Sm. AGRICULTURAL. Contribution. Jreareit to lo ttil. d.arttnent ihould b. ml. J. HI.AIH IUak, Utertiahl, Pa. DKll.Alt.S TlllX of 'fV'd.v.M l'ir,,i.n.l iii,.n. fJ Willi linMinlhl"' our elli.rtii towardn reioi m, that w that tliuXuiiunul UrkiiKO ' Ibo I ni-! niHVev.-nt.mlly remove (rom our mitlht led Slutf xtiortl.1 dtlinilelv procluiin "ie lt veliKe ot tymnny nil corrup. to the worlil Im uont'ral ol.jfM, oiiotl- ""M the (,'onural tlcairo for I herchy unniiiuioiinly iiiulte Uhh D.tIb. ration of I'nrpo.. "I the I'mronn nti Uo.tan.lry : j 1. tniti-J ty tbe Htronu aiitl laith ; 1'.. i ii ..i a in,.,. ,iii,iiif r. i koIvo" to labor lor the t'oml of 0111 or.!od '"Turing brotliorhood by any ri.if nnr .niii,irv o,,.l ,,,, bin, I - 2. o lieurulv mdornc tho motto, "In usvuniialii, unity ; in tinn-usHcnliuls, liberty ; in all lbmi;. ilianly. 3. Wo fhull endeavor t advanco our cnune liy laboring to accomplish the following tibjectii: To develop a better and higher manhood and wo manhood among ournclvcH: to en- hanco the comlorU and attiaclions of our home and strengthen our attach ment to our pursuits; to foster mu tual undcrntunding and co operation ; to maintain inviolate our lawn, and to emulate each other in labor to haaton the good lime coming; lo reduce our expunoen, both individual and corpor ate ; to buy leit and produce more, in order lo made our furmn self nualain ing ; to ilivciBil'y our crops, and crop no nioro than we can cultivate ; toeon densu tho weight ol our exportH, sell ing lens in the biirhel and more on hoof and in fleece Ickb In lint and moro in warp and woof; to systema tize our work and calculate intelligent ly on probabilities ; to discountenance the credit system, the mortgugo sys tem, tho laHhion system, and every other syntitm tending to prodigality and bankruptcy. We propone meet ing together, talking together, work ing together, buying together, selling together, and in general acting to gether tor our mutual protection and advancement, as occasion mar renuire. "i snail avoid iiiigalion as much as possiDlo oy arbitration in the (j range. no suall constantly slrivo to secure entire harmony, good will, vital broth erhood among ourselves, und to make our order perpetual. Vt o shall earn estly endeavor to suppress personal, local, sectional and national prejudices, all unhealthy rivalry, ull selfish am bition. Faithful adherence to theso principles will insure our mental, moral, social and material advance ment. 4. For our business interests, we de sire to bring producers and consum ers, farmers and manufacturers, into tbo most (I i roc t and friendly relations possible. Hence, wo must dispense with a surplus of midillenen, not that wo are -unfriendly to them, but w o do not need llicm. Their surplus and iheir exactions diminish our profits. Wo wago no aggressive warfaro against any other interests whatever. On tbo contrary, all our acts, and all our efforts so far as business is con cerned, are not only for the benefit of tho producer and consumer, but also lor all olher interests that tend to bring theso two parties into speedy and economical contact. Hence we hold that transportation companies ol every kind are necessary to our suc cess, and their interests are intimately connected with our interests, and har monious action is mutually advanta geous; keeping in view tho first sen tence in our declaration of principles ol action, that "Individual happiness depends upon general prosperity," we proclaim our scaled conviction Ihul we cannot expect to help ourselves in any lorm unit involves tl others. Wo phtill, iherelur injury ol, u.lvo ate lor at-nri' Kloln llm in. ....... ... -j ,. , " ' '1 i practicable way .11 lacihlies lr: transporting cheaply to Ibc seaboard, or between liomo producers and con- sumers, all the productions of our country. We adopt it as our fixed . purpose lo "open out the channels in , natures itreul arteries that the life- blood of commi.rpA mov r1ur Intnli."' . J o are nni enemies ol railroads, navi gable and irrigating canals, nor of any corporation that will advance our in dustrial interests, nnr of any laboring classes. In our noblo ordui there is no communism, no aggrarianism. Wo are opposed to such spirit and man agement of any corporation or entor priso as lends to oppress tho people and rob them of their just profits. Wo are not enemies to capital, bat wo op pose tho tyranny of monopolies. Wo long to see tho antagonism between capital and lubor removed by common consent, and by an cnlighled states manship worthy of the nineteenth cen tury. We aro opposed to excessive salaries, high rates of interest, and ex orbitant per cent, profits in trado. They greatly increaso our burdens, and do not beur a proper proportion to tbe profits of producers. We de sire only sell-protection and tbe pro lection of oyory true interest of our land hV lefrittmalO trnnaaolioiii In. rill mate trade, and legitimalo profits. We shall advance tbe cause of ciln- cuuon among ourselves ami lor our; children. bv all lust means w t i n nni-i power. e especially advocate lor our agricultural and industrial col leges that practical agriculture, domes tio science, and all the arts which adorn tho home, be taught in their courses of sludy. 5. We emphatically and sincerely assert tho oft-ropcated truth taught in our organic law, that the lirango, na tional, Stale, or subordinate, is not a political or party organization. Ko tirano, if true lo its obligations, can discuss political or religions questions, nor cull political conventions, nor nom- male candidates, ididates, nor even discuss : their merits in it. n.eelings Yet lb, ..,..v.,.vn " K-tal II HUlll'l 11V 0 ,rUll statesmunsbip, and, if properly carried out, will tend to purity the wholo no- litical almosphero of our country ; for wa sook tne greatest good to the great est number, Wo must always bear in mind that no ono by becoming a Pa tron ol Husbandry gives up that in alienable right and duty which be longs to every Amorican citiaon to luko a proper interest in the politics of his country. On the contrary, it is right for every member to do all in his power legitimately to influoneo for good tho aeliou of any political pirty to whieb he belongs. It is bia duty to do all lie can in his own party to put down bribory, corruption "and trickery ; to soe that none but compe tent, faithful and honest mon who will unflinchingly aland by our industrial interests aro nominated for all nosi- lions ol trust ; and to havo carried nut tbe principle which should always cbaracterir.o every Graniro momher. that i7i office ihould trek the man, and noi me man tne ojtu-e. Wo acknowledge the broad nrinci- plo that difference of opininion is no crime, and bold that "progress to- warij truth ia mado by differences of opinion, while "the limit lies in bit tonioss of controversy." Wo desiro a proper equality, equity and fairness; protection for the weak, restraint upon the strong; in short, justly distributed burdens and justly distributed power. Thoso aro American ideas, the very ossenco ol American independence, and to advocate the contrary is unworthy of the sons and daughters of an Amer lean Republic. We cherish the belief thai sectionalism is, and ol right should be, dead and buried with the paat. Our worn is lor lue present and the ruture. In our agricultural brotherhood and its pnrposes wo shall rccognire no North, no South, no East, nn West. It is renorved by evorv Patron as tbo right of a Ireoman, to affiliate with any party that will best carry out bis principles. C. Ours being peculiarly a dinners' institution we cannot admit all to our ranks. Many are excluded by the na ture, ol our organization, not because they are professional men, or artisans jor lalmrnrs, but liot'auso tliey hnvo not I a tillii'uiit (iirwl iiiluri'nl in lilliiur or I I iiuiitiuinK tli noil, or mny havo sonu'j j interna in coi, flirt willi our purposes. Iitilwii appeal to till fuoii citizens i ,i J - , . . lor tueir rordial cooporuliou lo aiwist i tmrmony, cn,uitulilo oompro. '"i"1'". ttnd unict cooporution, a un n f Zn tZZ7Zs nrinomlu n "nail bo an uuicitng principlu 'itn 11 " to relievo any 01 our onnrtKS I mtan ut mr command, bant, but l..i.: "i P'"m ur purposes to inculcate a proper annrc- viuliuii ui mu Boiniien anti spoeres oi woman, as n nidicaleu liy admitting her to membership and position in our order. Imploring tho continued as sistance ol our Divine Master to guido in In our work, wo hero pledge our selves to faithful and harmonious labor for all future lime, to return by our united ctlorta lo the wisdom, justico, fraternity and political purity ol our oreiainurs, IiKIU.ISO WIIKAT. 1 shall begin by faying that I am well satisfied that iiiue teuths of the farmers drill their wheat too decn. This conclusion has been arrived at after closo observation aud long expe rience. In IK 17 1 was one ol a com. pany formed lor tbe purpose of iiiuiiu fucluring wheat drills at Urcildoun, t'hestor county, Pa. At that time it was a diflloult matter to got the lunns to believo that there was any great ad vantage in drilling in wheat, and I am now sure that there was no adviintage in it when drilled very deep. Some times, yes often, it was necessary to put in a ball Held for a farmer, while he would kave the other half on the field so weil by bund and harrowed in. 1 bo drill fas then to be loll with the farmer un.il alter barvesl, and il tho drilled wheal proved to be the best, then lie was to buy tho drill at a cer tain price. At that time it was be hoved by many of us thai it was uecca- j sary to drill the wheat deep, in order! to have it take a good bold of the soil, so that the Irosis ol Spring would not heave it out. I think right hero lies the greatest mistake of ail. I well remember that in 1317 or ISIS, 1 look a drill to Henry Mongers farm, in C'oncstoga Valley, Berks Co., ono-half of a large field ; tbcy'sowed and j narroweu in tne oilier nail. 1 drilled! tho wheat deep, as I thought at that time that it must bo deep to hold its own through Ihe action of tho Spring trout. Tho test was a failure. The barrowed wheat was the best, and the drill was not sold. This began lo mako things look gloomy enough for us, as wo had put every cent we were worth in tho business No7 the question arose as to tho canso of the failure. None ol us could tell just why. then. 1 have generally been a closo observer ol things and bad been amongst the larmcrs a good deal, and kept a close watch of the wheat fields, and 1 noticed that in overy case at the ends ol ihe field where ihe soil was trumped fine and solid by the horses in turnning, the wheat was tho best. Now, why was this so? In tho Fall, at seeding lime, 1 kept a closo watch of this thing, and 1 soon found that the drill was not only doing ils best work on tho bead hinds, but was pulling tho wheut in very shallow. Why should shallow u 1-1 1 1 1 i if no me nest I wi trv. in mv own nluiu wnv. to irive nil vii.u'a rtn ,1 V.,n ,- ilnll i .vl,.,o, .1...... . .. . ' . gerniina'o ill all ; pul it in a htllo shal- ,W),r ,. u ,lla,. grow but wi(h vor il( viKr . yM u jn ,ti, iu)o Hlmf. W(,r Hll,j vou Hlll lmit jt w 8row more vigorously. Continnoon u, ,(,; UIlli y,)U have some covered i,ary one hail lo ono inch dtwp, and ..., -;il u,i i,u. .1.1. .t..n ' i . J " oioi Kittn Dliniiuw IllUlllr - ., 1 iing win grow wun more viuor than any of the rest, provided always that iiic. son oo moist una solid, w Heat will form two sels of roots. Suppose you drill your wheat pretty deep. It will come up but feebly, iorming one set of roots at the grain, another aot at tho surlaco ; your wheat may crow and look pretty well in the Fall, if it prove to no moist weather, hut wait until Ircezing weather in March comes on, and thawing in daylimo. Suppose you get a rain sufficient to saturate the surtace soil, and at night get one ol thoso sudden freeres, as we do nlten have in March. The guiund will bo fror.en tight to the wheat at tho atir- lace, and in raising will snap the aloud cr stem between tho two sets of roots, and if this freezing and thawing should continuo you will lose a good deal of your wheat. I have seen wheat in rich, black soil, in Way no Co., Ohio, so Dadly injured in this way that although looking" pretty well in early ... , . . . 3 HioKing pretty wen in early ."spring, when tho dry winds and weather would come on it seemed to lade, and upon examination it was found to bo B0 ()nRU thttt it eo,j l)0 b , lcd BWBy :.i. .i. i aa.j with tho band. I have heard farmers say that the worms bad cut off their wheat, when 1 was well satisfied that tho Irost had doue the work. So well am I satisfied of the advantao-on ol having tbo soil made fine and solid for wheat, that 1 havo come to valito a good, heavy, but small roller abovo every other implement for that nur. poso. 1 would as soon think ol doing without a harrow aa 1 would without a roller. I think that making the soil solid lor wheat is bottor, for at least two reasons; Your drill will not nul tho wheat in so deep, and it will keep mmt o,,.,i, ...-L .i. i i:-.. l0 kmp it growing.-fVco.llWt Let, in the Ohio 1'armit. All advancement in society for great uiiuertiiKings must oo united and com bined In co operative effort. Tho object of tho Order ia lo lirnoru individual selfishness and to mako us moro generous, and to embrace with in its liilds all who sock the advance, mentol agriculture, no mattorot what name, sect, or party. It is truly aad to contemplate tho disorganised con dition of the agricultural class; yet, upon their labor rests tho prosperity ot tho country. Il ia by their lubor the ocean is whitoncd wilb commerce. It is only (.y their lobor the national drlit ca It jiaid. If larmcrs will devoto more of their means to tho education ol their sons and daughters than to adding acres to their larins, we will have no reason to complain that all the exocutivo and legislative positions ol tho country are nncu ny proiesstnnal men. It. W. Havloii. Tho tn Slate picnio, to be hold at Williams tirovo, Cumberland count', from August 2!'lb to Ncptcmber I'd, inclusive, promises to bo one of the largest gatherings of farmers ever held in the United Suites. A large display ol farm productions will be mado by Granges and farmers' Clubs. AI ami. facturora will exhibit machinery of! uvurj- uescripuon. itorse racing and gamca of chance will not be allowed. Tho exercises for each day will con sist of farmers' club meetings, ad dressea and trials of implements. On Wednesday there will be recitations hy Indian acholars, also a concert by the Indian band from the Carlisle training school. We advise all who can lo spend a few days at Williams' (rove among farmeia gathered there Irom this and adjoining States. There is no ureat loss In burning bonea lo got them Into shape for use aa a (crlihaer; at least it it far hotter than to lot tha bonea lie about the placa for tha cows to chew and choke on the asbea of bonea are far better. HUsffllniifouj. MONI'.V Til I.OAN.-On nl i proted farm proparIT, by tba Mu Iiiiurando t'oiupaoy of Naw Vorb. on hi flaaa lm utnal l.tfo paoy of Naw l orb. on Aral inort i kh, " iroin ai.ui'w uii. ror iuruir in- j for.ii.,i, u, tb. o,i,.'Koo,i. Ul KXTIIAI. IV SMITH. Claail.ld Yt May Till, Ib'tl If Machinery for Sale I WHS umlarilgnrd aOora at prlVata aala on. X iiAl.l, niunuLU aiAClUNfcnnil JOIN l 11. oua liol.l bll, wuh ;.0 inrh aaa, oaa drag .aw, una allt-otf aaw, ooa band aaw, aad twautv ili feat of I inch Ilo... ball, all tba nullaia and all tba innrbinor, baloiixing to tba manulaoturiag wi aum.iaa, ml eiaonina na. aot boeo IB aaa oaar thraa month. It I. aultabla to b. .lta-bad .oiarinr. lo .im watar tiowa r. For pnrtirnlara call on or add NAI'OI.BON .MrllONALD, Hook too. Pa. Blanebard'a Uoma Oainn. Rookloa, Pa., Jul; 117, Ibbl.tf. Jlicultural Implements ! T TAKK thle tu .tlmd of notifying- tbuie In need j oi a gnua niiiwer, Hraptr, Tbreiber or Plow, me. j nave ine ngenoj of the BUCK 12 YE Mower, Rcnpcr and Thresher, Hannfulorad ba AI'LTMAX A CO., Caoloo.O a am niao ngani lor in. calatir.tad South Bend Chilled Plow VavParaon. In nrad ofaitbar of th. abovahad better call oo or adlraa ina kofora purnba.ing ZACHAMAH MrNAI'L, Jon. S, 1881-lf Curw.naTllla, I TIMBER LAND FOR SALE I rpfiB fubrcriher vI.hen lo dUnuae of the un.ll X Tided eee-belf intcrfit In a larire traot of vamanie land, attuate ta 1111 lownihip, Clear fiM eonnty, Pa., oontaintng l.iOO arrea, nor or ivia, ana won envere.1 with white pinn, oak arid fla,4 bain ck timUr. Tin land is lupatd o tbe waleri of ilealet and l.auret Hum, rr nm eieeixiina; tnrte mllea from (lie rlrer, " im" h good run') and evertbinjc eonven lnt for operating. Tuh imrl U known an .Ntiui l-r 7'.fl. ALSO, The undivided nne-half iMnrnt In one other iri.Pi m the name tMwnilnp,iin(iniog nliO apfft, lying on the walen of Curry Uun, and nioely attnated for lujttfing. It le alio well tlnberod with a lart (uati(y of good timber. Tbe above traoU of land will ba told to uartlaa aifhitig to purohaae on fair termi, aud at any iiuip j Km raueu upon. R. C. THOMPSON. It..wtr, Pa., June 111, IMMf. Re-Union of Trade. TlXtTT'"' "" ''"b"e tOMMIHMIOS HTOIIB At tba old aland In Trontrilla, Claarflald aoontr, Pa., on tba Isth Inst., with a full atook of DHV CIIIOI1H, (.iioci:kibs, NOTION!, Hoota, lahoea, l".tr.. In faat ararythlng to ba foond In . flr.t.olnaa .tora, II of wliieh I .m detarmincd to aall at tha lowaat oaak priooa. FAnMICR AND LUMBERMEN Will find It to thalr advnntara to do thalr dealing with no, aa tb. bixhaat pricaa will Ihj paid for Orain, Shinglaa, or Produr. of .njr kinit. Part or ona-balf eaah will h. paid. Trading for r-binslaa or Lumbar of .ny kind . rperialty. Alao, agoot fur Singer Sewing Machines. lUring made arrangement! with Eaatera mer chant to tell gooda furnUbed one, I here fore eall end are, aa I will be enabled to aril rheaper than theeheaprat. J, W. CAKL1LK, Troutville, Pa., Sept. U, 'T-1y. Agent. MowoM a i ul Hen per! E. W. BROWN, OLEAlvFIELI), PA. milR anbarrlbar ha. th. WALTKR A. WOOD I MOWERS aad ItKAPKRS for aala, bo.lilaa Maohlnorapalraforlhaaama. AIM 110RSK IUV KAKBH, and all kind, of farming itnplatnanta. JrWill alrhnng. .boa. for UOH&K.4 or CATTLE, or .all rera low for oaab. FRESHMEAT I " XT' ILL atM eoBtlnnelhe butoherini boxlneai. V T Meat market in the plaining mill nffioe, on rine meet, man meat every Munday, weduei day, Friday and Saturday mnrnlnga. Your pat K. W.I1R0WN, Per M. 'J. liaowa. Clearflelil. Pn., June let, 1M 3m. HARNESS I HARNESS! 1 Thi ( for J'omi- Harnett t IF yoa want t. ,tnd yonr owo Intarait. do not fall lo call at AMIKKW UAKWICK S HAH NESS 8IIOP,oa Mntkal atraal, nait door lo John A. moan , lotiaooo .tora, Claarflald Pann .. THE FACTS ARS THAT- II nral-alaaa work 1. dona at BAIIWICK'S, aal. foot oil and alia graaaa nt- HARWICK'B )onble and tingl. baraaa. of all kind. nt IIARWICK'8. 1 Idlng aaddla. or all klnda at V IIARWICK'S .tar aata aad hnraa aovor. of all kind, at IJ HARWICH'S. llTbipa of all klnda and n. lowaa l&eaata at ff HARWICK'8. IP arnar. of all kind, n.da to ordar at IIAKWICK'S a u Kind, ot oollar. at bottoat prinaa at IV IIARWICK'S. Kamamnar aa A-b-H-T line .r bora, furnlab inggoodaat IIARWICK'S. yill krap and uiak. all kind, of lumbar bar aa.aal HARWICH'S. T tora and all othar klnda of rlnga of all aiaoa at X llARWIl'kS (lomba, kruabaa, and intarlaring boot, on band . IIARWICK'S nan robaa, knaa do.tara, and aaraana of all -aaaiooaai IIARWICK'S Job work and rapalrln. promptly nllandad ta namambar Ih. ahon io Hhaw', row. on Mark.1 alra.1, batwaan tb. Manaion Houa. nd tb. Shaw uooaa, laarnel J, I'ann a. May IS, fim. YOU OVIV Save moneY IN BUYING) YOUR (100DS FROM Geo. Weaver & Co., BBCOND 8TRRKT, CLEARFIELD, PA., DEALERS IN Dry Goods, Notions, BootsfShocs, Hatsf Caps, GROCERIES, Carpels, Oil Cloths, &c., &c. ALSO, FLOIR, FIHII, BACON, RAM, SALT, OATS, CORN, CHOP, ETO. Thanklal for pa.t faaor.. wa larlta th. publla to eall and aa. oar large and new atook of gonda, whieh we will dl.poae of .t raaaonakl. rat, for aah, or .lanugo tor eooatry prod.ee. Pollu and auanllaa alerk. u watt apoa yo, aad prioee dewa aaw. 8K0RQ1 WIAVK1JC0. ttaartaU, Pa, April M.llal-tt 'a. B SN(Vr ' ' LOYD UOUSK, .Main Ntt-eel. PliaiHUbUHO, PKNN'A. Table el way i aupplied with tbe bet ib tuarke afford l. The travel tag publto ta invited tone II, jan.l,'?e. HuBKUT tOVU. WASHINGTON llUUSK, NKW WAfiHINUTuN. PA Tbia new and well furnlabed bouee baa bieb taken by tbe anderalgned. lie fuel a nunhdeut ol being able to render autllfafliun l favor bun with a eall. i tbuee who may May 1, 1S73. (J. W. DAVld, Prop'r rj K M V K U A N C K HOUSE, NKW WASI1INHT0N, PA. II. U. R0.1R, . . Paui'BiBTon. 8r-Tba bat of aooommodatlona fur man and baaal. A moral abar. of publlo patronaga 1. (I2lr,'0.o aolieitad. WASHINGTON HOUSE, OLKN HOPE, PENN'A, rpilR andar.lgoad, having laaaad tbl. flora. X modi, m. llotal, la tb. aillago of Ulan llopa, I. now prvpnrad t. aooomtnndat. all who uiav nH. M; tnblo and bar .ball ba aappliad witb iu. or., tua lunraai auorna. HKUKUR W. DOTTS, Jr. Ulan llopa, Pa., March I), l7Mf. gUSyrEHANNA UOUSK, CDEWENSVILLE, PENN'A. 4T-Tbl, old and wall.aiUbll.bad llolal hal boon laaaad by tba unjaroignad, and ha latl. ouo fld.nt ol rondaiinn aatUfaotlon to tboa. aim may patroniM bin. Ilno.1 alabllng attarbad. LKH1.S V. ULOOM, Proprietor. April II, 'SO-tf. ALIiK.fiHKNy HOUSE, Ul.K.tltPIKl.I), PENN'A. WILLIAM II. DKAS, 'ronn.ior. a-Thlt honaa 1. plaaaanllj lonatr I on M.r.at atraal, and oonvanlant to tba Court Homo anil alt bti.tnepa plaraa of tha town. Ii ,.., re. oantlj bi.o rallllad and rafurniab'-d frm cii.ll ir to auia. liar auppliad with oboioaat lli) i ,ra Tabla furniabed wilb tba boat tha marks! atlor la . Uooit atabla nllaohad. itata. inodarata April 13, issl.tf. DREXEL & CO., No. 31 Houth Third Htreet. Plillnilnlplila And Dealers in Government Securities. A'plioatlon ba rnatl will raoaiaa nrmnpt attan Hon, and all Information rbaarfullv mi.s.,i Ordar, aollrtasL Aorll ll.tl. r. a. ansotn. a. w. asaoLo. a. hi..ud F. K. ARNOLD A. CO., KankerM and J.rok?mt Reynoldevllle, JeiTeimt,Co, Pa, Monev rerilvM nn denoett. Dlajw.unU i derate ratea, Kaatern and Foreign KxobangeaJ wava on band and eollMtinna promptly made. itVUiiiuiiiiin, 100. io, 19I,-IJ County National Bank, OF CLEARFIELD, PA. ROOM In Ornbaln Brick Building, two door, aaat af T A. Plask'a Slora. Pnaaaga Tiak.U to .nd from Llvamool. onA. town, Olaarow. London. Parla ana Hnn.nh.H. AlM.Orafufor.alaon tho Rojal Rankol Iralaail and Imporial Bank of London. JAMBS T. LEONARD, Pra.'t. M. 61IAW, Uaabiar. Janl.SI JlfBtistru. J Ii. II. HEICHHOI.I), WHO EtIN IIKUIS.T, Qraduat. of lha Ponnaalranla Coll... or n.ni.l Sur.ery. Offlae in raiidanco of Dr. Ililla, oppoalta tha tlhaw llooao. moblS. 'fs-tf. DR. E. M. THOMPSON, (OBca ia Bank Building,) CarweasrUIn, C'leartieU t o I'n. mob il 'TS-tf. il. HILLS, i'LH J Tl t -E It KJt'TI H T, CLEARFIELD, PENN'A. atay-offioe lo realdanae, oppoalte Shew Houaa. Jy,l7tf J. M. STEWART, SURGEON DENTIST, CLEARFIELD, PA (OBca la We.l.rn Hotel building laeond door.) Nitron. Oxide Oa. admlnl.t.rod for the pain eea attraction of teotk. Cla.rfirld, Pa., May t, ISfMy. pisrrUatttous. IOIl PniNTINti f,F EVERY DESCRIP tlon neatly aieantad nt tbia nffloa. (79 A WEEK. $11 a day at home aa.Hy made. VIC Coally onlfit free. Addraa. Tm-a k Co., Augu.ta, Maine. (mcht-ly.J E. S. HENDERSON, UNDERTAKER Bl'RNSlUB, PENN'A. rTMIK il.aarlUr now offrr. ta tba eltiaeua of X isornalde and airinitv, an nnproaidad apaalalty. Hereafter all kind, of Caakete and Corns, will be kept on band, and ordera filled at onoe. Funtraln .tlltndtd Anywhere. I will furnlah Ihe (neat na well aa the ebanpeat utirlee dadioated to fnnernl. All ordere left at tbe etore of Joan C. Connaa will reoeiae prompt attention. For fnrlher parlloulara, eall on or nt 'fai b. g. HENDERSON. Dae. 10, lm-tf. JOHN TROUTMAN", DEALER IN FURNITURE, attic i:sr.N, AND Improved Spring Beds, Ann st emnBT, sus p. 0. The anderalgned bag. leare to Inform the eill aana of Clonrleld, and tb. publlo generally, that ha baa nn hand a fine aeaorlment of Pomli.M eweh ai Walnut, Cheatnnt and Painted Chamber Salt.., Parlor Suite., Reclining and Kiteneioa Chalra, Ladiea' and Uenle' Keay Cbalra, tba Par famled Dining and Parlor Chalra, Cane Heata aad Wlndaor Chalra, Clothe, Bar., Step .nd Kuan loa Ladder., Hal Reek., Scrubbing Braahea, Aa atOULDINO AND PICTURE FRAMES, ooklng Oleaiea. Cbromoa. Ae.. whlek aialH auluble for Holiday presante. "-"'a Jlllllf TROUTMAN. The Bell s Run Woolen Factory Pena townehlp, Clearfield Co., Pa. HORNED O IJ T I of aot BURNED UP! Tba.ubMriner. kaeo. at rraalasnena. ki. aeigbborhood aeeaaatt. la the arMtin. -f . a elaea Woolen Muufaotory, with all the modem tmprovemeute eltaehed, and are prepared lo make all kinda af Clotka, Ceaalraeree, Satiaetta, Rlaa kete, Flaanela, Aa. Plenty of good, en kaad ta lupply all oar old and a tboa.and new ouatomora. whom we ak to ooa. and eiamlae ear .took. Tk. kaatnee. af CARDINO AND FULLINd will reoelea ear eepoetal allenllon. Pmper arrangemenU will ha mada to reoeiae .ad dellaer Wool. U anil eu.tomer.. AU work i ..j done apoa lha ehorteat aolloa, end by atrial attaa- . T,, r ta reallaa a liberal akaro f pablie patroaage. 10,000 POUNDS WOOL WAKTEDI Wa Will nn? tha kllka.t markM a., w,.. and eell onr maaafaetnred good. u low aa almlla, tf' k. kwagbl I. Ike M..ty, an. .a.,.,, we fall ta reader raaaoaakw aaUafaetaea wa aaa alway, be fo.nd at borne ready to mako a rope, aiptwaaUoa, el I bar I. fmm ,r , nf tx dwtisfutfnis. HAVE EM W Tbe News From MOORE'S? THEI HAVE JUST EECEIVED THE LARGEST STOCK OF Boo,ts and Shoes, Ifats and CapJ That Ever Came into the County, AT THEIR STORE, BOOM ,0. 1 OPERA HOUSE, : lit). C. TOM W. MIHIHB. ClaarlalJ, Pa., Sapt. It, 1880-tf. Live Let Live IS OUR MOTTO! ritllK publlo I, hrraliy nolUad that oar ontlrn X .lock of S;rio Sioer Clo In all lU lateit Itvlea. are narantfd to be aald at lower priera than clae where, at GUINZBURG'S Rclialilc Clolliing Store, Western Hotel Corner, Cumpelltlon (i the lire of baiiiiaa, and nur Unit itira (or underaellinjr othiri r-auae ua to guar an tee tbe fart. Our lung atandlna; in ine tealiflei to Ua rultabihty . Thanhlnjr the public for paat farnra, we will do our beat to merit a eontluuanoeof tbe aatae. L. GUINZBURG, Old Vestern Hotel Corner, CLEARFIELD, PA. April 17, 1 SSI -If. NEW IMPROVED EIGHT-FLANGE Fire-Proof Safes. The only 8-Flange Safe in the World, AND CONTAININO More Improvements than any Safe made, stich as The IMTEXT Inside Boll Work, More aocure from Burglan than any Fire Proof Safe, and no axponse in repairing Bolta or Locks. Patent Hinged Cap, Four-Wheel Locks, Inside Iron Linings, Solid Angle Corners. These Safes are now being sold in this Rtata In LARGE NUMBERS, And give the Greatest Satisfaction, Being the Most nighly Finished, Best Mado, and Choapost Firot- ciass bate evor Produced. Tho Celebrated Sales had the Champion Record IN THE Great Boston Fire, And since that timeoitiAT and in por TANT IMPROVEMENTS have been mada. Before nlyinrr your order to ant. other concern, aond for pricea and desoriptivo Catalogue. MORRIS&IRELAND BOSTON, MASS, m s Furnishing E::!i Cray's Speciflo Uodicint. TRADI MARK TRADI MAag eQH'" L. I . r. lErORtTAEIIRtirollow aa a - AFTER TAII1B 1ULitte Sell.Abuae; aa Iota of Mt-morj, I nit-rul attitude, Pain in the baok, iJintDcni nf Vii-I Premattire old Age, and many oiber that lead tn laeenitjr er OoDaouiptiun aol a r'ra, malure ttrare, r-Foll partlonlan im ear paBph!at, abirk we dealre M aend free by mail to every una. Tit Hpetifle Medicine ie aold ly all drujtutli at $1 i, pajhage. r tii paekagei tor r will be ti free bj uall in receipt of tbe money, by id (... in( 111k: UKAV UKDlriNK Cu., liorlalo, .N, y Sold to Clearfield by C. D. Mi Uun. pi-it, 'M-ly. READING FOR ALL 1 1 BOOKS & 8TAT10XERY Market U, Clearfield, (at the Foat Oflir-,) rpUB ondereigned beici leave ta annoguc u X eitiatna of Clearfield and vloinity, thu he haa fitted op a routa and baa Juit return from the eity with a lug mount of readiD. matter, eonslatlng la part of Bibles and Miscellaneous Books, Blank, Aeooant aad Paee Booki of at try dt Mriptlon f Paper and Enrelopei, French inpis. nd plain Kna and Fencilei Ulaiik Lesal Papara, Ieede, Mortftajrea, Jadgtoent, Kieuib. tlon and PronaiiarT not; White and Prra. meat Brief, Legal Cap, Keeord Cap, and bill Cap Sheet Mnaio. for either Piano, i late or Violin' eonetantly on hand. Any book a or atatiotaiy dealred that I may aot hare oa hand, will be unerj hy flrat eipreea, aod aold at wholeaale or null to nit oojtomerff. I will alao keep pmudifal literature, aueh a Magailnea, Newapapvn, ac. r. A. UALLI.N. Clearfield, Kay T, 1888-1 New Departure -IX- LUTIIERSBURG! Hereafter, gooda will hi aold for CASH ciily, la eichaon for produce. No hooka .n u kept In the futora. All old atvoonta mmt be settled. Thoee who eannot eah np, will pleaaa head otw their notee aad CLOSE THE RECORD. I am determined to tell mr roodi at caih prioee, and at a diemnnt far below that r offered In tbia Wniiy. Tbe dfwooat I luv my eiiitomers, will make them rleb in twrnty ytan K may lotu.w my aavioo ana buy their goodi fr -n me. I will pay wh for wheat, oatt and fhvt MtA. DANIKL (M)bLANDKR. Lntberaburai, Jan nary 17, 1877. ; rAvTa WOHTH HWOWINC.: ! Olerr, narha, Vaadrake.Ftllllef U-an-i' many oihtrr of the brl mcdniiae kneou art i ' -kililully co.Uine4 in rkVm's(;i'.m 1 ,,M .1 lomtke it iha Ercaictt Blood Punfieraii The rUaal linllk aad fitrenfftk UnaUnr kft laed. Itn prfwt Jt tbe companion of Patp'i Orr-1 .aa 1 OW1C thai NO OlweMtaJ can inr.g ruM ,n it iiuMd. II y ih-eOrapepaia, (Huadackt i Rheemaliam. Nanralgia, Bowel. Kidney er1 Liver Diaorder, or if yuu ntc( miM .timmknt.' r appener. tlio 1 o.nc it jut Hit incdiui'i lor you, aa it it hieMjf curative aad lavLtjufatm' uut never intoiicAUng. 1 If yon are slowly waiitnt; awa with Con ! V motion or any i. knrti.il1 you huvc.i Painfull Ceeghura bad Cold, l'Aatk;aa'.BiNi.Ri( lum ' -rill mrtly help yu. It pvti n-w l.ie an afnr to tS tfHt and acl. and it a rrAt ura for ftheumaliam and Cholera Infantum. ' II Una bared HnndrMa of Llreif It Ma)! haie teara. If you ere fohnf raif4i-lo dnn't wsit lint ' vou are down Kat, but utli 'lNti Imj; ' No mailer what yuf dicaaor avmi'iotni ta ne, it will riv m impt rrlitt. KflBtmbcrl I'AHKHU V ,tNr,r 1 "Vl" it v mm dtink but the Batl and Patpe.it Famik. Medioine ever made, cmrmajoilcil br a tcv frroteai, and entirclf dtrltrrcnt fmm llmf.. nccr pr-paratitnt ana all otlitr 1 ontrt. i t , . l-oitlf. Voitr ttnirritt rjn atipnlr vm. PARKER'8 HAIR BALSAM The Beet and Hott Cceaealeal Hair Dmili; axquvailly pcrfumrd and periactly harmlrvt. 111 Alwaya RaatoreOray er Faded Ilalr tn ita ori final yoaihtul color and anpaaranr. n-1 i wirranted lo ai"p iu JUiiix, aaaul tie c:vu atari d iirvk-nl blMr.Ht. A lewappliutinntof lb It au am will aefirniva hntr, rlranet all dindr'tfl and cure itching and hit Biovno. itMacalp, bvldby alldntuituataMr April 0th, Hfil-lj. HARTSWICK & IRWIN, SECOND BTltBET, CLEARFIELD, PA., DIALIHI IN PURE DRUGS! CHKMICALSl PAINTS, 011, DYE STIFF varnishes, rrusuis, FANCY UOOIlS, PKRPU3IKRY, TOILET ARTICLES, Of ALL KINDS, PURR m'sES'AXD LIQUORS for medicine! parpoeei. Trunea, Supporter!, Reboot Bw)ke and Station ery, and all other art ie lee aiually foond in a Drng Store. PHYSICIANS' PRKHCBIPTIONH CARB H'LLY COMPOUNUKD. IlaTing a lrw Earlenee la the builneea they ean giro entirr att raction. 3. 0. HAKTSWICK, JOHN F. IRWIN. Clearfield. DefaiKer IA, 1H74. bg eura for 'i 1 eJ eomm.l Wrah jfKf naaa, tfp.ruia A lorrkaa, Impo- "Vi't i..UM lh,. i v,r. trxar?ok ? itxt - i Cathartic Pills t'tmliue ttifl rlndreat ratl.nrt'r prlnrlt'l" In niiilt inn, iu pru)k.rht.iia a.fiiri.i.-h ad-Juat.-il in a'urt attnin, t:unt v. md imlformity of .'fTivt. Tli.-v nr.- ruili of yi nra of rnrrti Mti.lv nml t""'"1"' rwrtiiMmt, ai , Hrt tltn iii.wi illttimtt r-m-nW .Tft tllAi oVf-riil f,.r lifriiH. i, nm. .1 I i ihmn'tnci.t of the) atcnuirli. In.r. end Imiw.-u, Uii h nimir rnii(.t nmt rfl! i hihI trriiiiui'iit Aih .j pu n at inli "!" pliml.lH to ttiia rlrwa a( (lin-fiia. Tl" ' ' ilirwtly un the ttmcative anl ii.iwtnr prfH-rasra, hihI rfMurw rriilitr Imilil. lin. Tltrlr rxttnai r nm lv t in i. vhi- in their prm-lii'c, anil hv nil riihv. tii I tnt' nf t li? many liri-tN o( tin ir i t e: Mfr. euro, nml ihth ri I n lmt If p"H 1 "' ttmlirln. I,rinK tm iafiaiinil-l ft H" " r.'iiirwu-l vutiim ot .ilr,.v -t f. tal.- i -Ml ii mt a, Ihr-y arf p.tiiivi-ly frff twm '" tucl.t'r any'lnjiiri-ita prt-rtii-". ninK.v. aliiiiiilBt.r.'.i Ui t liiltlrcn with t-rlnt Arrn'e Iti.M art an rflWtiinl ,,,t CoiiNtiTtntlntt rtr loatlvriifaa, f etellrt" tion, l)".rppl, Am of A II ' I Htuninrh anil Itrrtitlt, liln's llr-itdiirlirs lowa of Mfinor. Nninhni-w, , IHloH.nfa, JnuiHllrr. (thiinint'" rrnptidtia ami Hkln IHtna Mr Ttinmrtf, Wnrmt, hrtirnlin. irlra, llr.rrlniiv l,.entr, riica, iMatintcra of the IJvrr. " nthr tllwcrvw-e. rrtiltlnff fmm a ili-M't-t""! etate of the rllffreth-ft apvitattii. An a Ilnwr Pill th'y linvp not tinl. While ff..nt In th.-lr a ti.n. tl" I"'" am tht- mutt thonni!li nml ainrt hiit ,,ltr tie that ran lw fitf il cl. ant I never p11 aln nnlrw, thr hnwelo are tiiflniii"!. n ' ttmn Ihftr Inrliifiir-e ia li--l.ii,,. Tift Ute th apMtit and ltr titf orjn": nMratt.i ptirifv and rnrtrh the laleaawl. Imfwrt rnwrHt hrultli ami vlyr to t" U a-t.Mii. Propar.d by Dr. J. C. Ayr It Co.. rre,etleefi mm4 Aaateileftl CtMrmtate, hweUa Mm teta a? all neeenri inarrilm
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