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E. E. QUINLAN, '
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I, A. WILT, • • Committee
.T. C. CRARIPO,RI2, , Of •
; G. W. - Mum, Associate Maw%
A. A. lizmarEy
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C,ommuntql,thlnS may be sent to either of the
above editors, as may be preferred, and will appear
In theism et which be has charge.
W.lrraw,--Editor in Charge Present Week.
*lrma as mamma GEOGRAPHY
A superintendent of, schools said at a
merit teachers' meeting, that most of the
geography studied by • pupils prior to the
agn of
,15,sin thti majority of, schools; is
not remembered, and!advised economizing
by devoting this time to othim branches;
„Doubtless from gross examples of imper 7
fection, he has' ove r : ' estimated the evil;
for ths majority of persons have obtained
a fair knowledge of geography before thO
age of 15. . , ' I
truquestiOnably t.here is much worth
less.i4' teaching rom miserable books, from
whichresult. the eliil. Let, reform be ac 7,
complished by insisting on haiing better
teaching from better books, rather than
by attempting an unnatural and- unsym: ,
metaical educational development,
Teachers agree that' the philosophy of
education demands simultaneous study of
' latiguage, mathematics and science.
In common schools, reading, , writing,
speaking, spelling and grammar, develop
the_ mind' in' language; exercises in sini.
plcst• numbers, - mental land written arith-
metic and algebra, furnish the - cu)t!iro in
mathematics; geography seems.: iclie only
branch supplyini the necessary discipline
in science. Let thiS, then, be thoroughly
taught from books adapted by brevity and
progressivenesqo the development of the
hunnin mind. 'As well expect a strong
building with one wall omitted, as a prop
. erly diseiplined :mind _with neglect of
tier of these- dclartments, and we urge
parents and youth not to injure the mind
iguorli.g either, however strong the
inclination.
Taste, facility of acquiiition, or imagiL
nary utility often induce pupils, with con
. Seut.of thoughtless or ignorant parents,
to "just study 'r;thmetic," and as the
.Study is easy; and requires little effort,
little disciplide is gained, and :the time is
. largely waste. '
As the um,cleS are best strengthened
by that 'which- calLs them into the most
• vigorous and
. healthful exercise—agreea
ble or not—so the mind is best developed
by that sttidy which requires the greatest
, _
Teachdrs should do all possible with
pupils and parents to correct this one-si.
ded system. •
Let our teachers learn from books, oth
er teachers, or sOme source, just what to
teach, when to teach it, and'how to teach
it. -
As a result of one-sidedness in schdol
days most iustinctors are "riding bob:
ble'Sl' in teaching 7 --they teach perhaps
arithtuetiC and grammar . well and all the
time, and constantly neglect certain
branches:"
Many, -through ; ignorance or neglect;
lad to make an equitable prOgramme of
daily exercises, others• disre,garch•One, if
made, and . still others have . none at all,
.
anthare constantly practicing partiality
nixl injustice. As well expect a weather.
vane to correctly indicate the time of day
{-
as that such teachers will do honest, im;
partial, successful work.
In uine-tenths schools, penmanship
has no allotted time, or, at most, perhaps
five or ten minutes daily, because of dis' 7
(inalification or dislike on the part of,teicli
ers, , While perhaps arithmetic tray have
I nearly an hour. .No .wonder that school,
boys are generally serawleils with the-pen,
while often expert in.othetrbranches. •
These hints arc advanced that -teacherS
'may take tut introspective' glance and I*
member in future that duty, not inclinaj
thin, should direct in the school. work. 7'
-A person should becOthe froth self
ttire, student life, or experience, qualified
to instruct- equally well iu any required
branch, and have a fair order 'of daily
ercises, and then closely adhere to it, and
as before mentioned induce pupils tosthdy
the proper bran&es'.
Many teachers- require the contents of
the book, almost Word - for word, .from pu
pils, and if the alive hints were followed
and oar.books in different branches equal
ly well written, no, inequality v bold oc4
cur, but unfortunately sonic, especially ge4
ogra - phies, are de'cidedly inferior to
otl
ers. : •
_
We hare two[ so called primary-i
only one is needed, i and they
piltnaty - in nothing but
. name, Ttey,
cc Itain_twice , the amount of matter they
t•bduld, and arranged, not for children,
hut - adults, hence persons adhering to the
books must necessarily almost fail in iins:
bi'anth. .
• • ,
Let u, then, have books containing only,
the essential '',.. 7 fto fjb and properly arranged,
and suchbalf can have,twice the time, per- .
mittinl.,t continual review, review, reriele, l
the labl; of' Which is the &eat - defect of
teachers' work._
Skillful and experienced teachers, by
using twice the time with a poor book:
recds. - iry with a good • one—time that ,
sliJuld be economized for other duties—:
can, as is often said, " use most any b00k,7
. and produce fitir results; but how many:
lack the skill, experience and, judgment,.
to decide what to teach and in what order,
and what to omit, and Whose pupils "try
ing to carry everything will carry nothing
and 'loSe time and interest in the bar-
main '' "
1, •
• For
,want of -space triethods of teaching
geography so that it will be remembered,
designed for this article, are deferred to
some future:time. ,
IT rs a hopeful sign 7hen attention is
publicly called to an abuse or neglect
which has long lain unobserved. The
ticifool Ti isthe is,• in a Multitude of in
-stances, the champion shirk of his neigh
' borhood. He - regards the position as a
sinecure and gives it as little thought as
possible._ glie more responsibility the
law unwisely coriiraits'„to him, the more
he seeks dpyises to-evade. The necessity
fur a proper division and. arangement of
theu dtie of SuperYision is made a sub
ject of discussion in More than one of the
late annual :State Iteport, and we - hope
the time is not distant when the organiza
tiOn. or local__ Ed tlit:u Tonal Boards will be
so thorough that no lie able to
evade his duty. •
Tuosv. were golden; Words which Char
' loite Cushman once addressed to the friend
of a lady who-desired to go on the stage:
"Tell her from me - that if sliejs going to
try that work simply because she can
think of uOthing else to do, she will nev
er succeed. But if it is the one thing of
all otherS that. slie desires to do, and that
she; will do with her whole soul; she may
trY.2__The teacher who enters the school .
room -front no higher motive than self
sopport,_and who eau feel no enthusiasm
for its labors, may . Well take these words
to, heart. Success that is only tolerable is
next to iptolembl Not even the drudg
ery of the' profession can be performed by
. unwilling-bands, while its highir demands
c:iu only be met in the spirit of devoted
self 7 K.iierillee. • Only a patient and stout-.
limited leirnetean btkiiio in eitliciill7
rftiCkeifir Witt ..•-
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notice - the iiyaidoettiehoOisisa
to agi'knowr4 foe the benefit, of soak as
may Ogre to &third during the
The Fall Term' at the Susquehanna
Collegiate Institute will open Antis 21.
Instructors E. Quinlan, Principal;
Arthur Head, Mrs. M. J.-Swartz, Miss E.
IL Miller, Miss M. Irene Mason, E. A.
Watkins, Instrumental Maeda.
Towanda Graded School.—Fall term of
twelve weeks will oommeire Noilday,
August 21, with the following instrUctors
and grades:
G. W. Ryan, Principal, Harris Smith,
ELL Spalding, .
High School and A ti &dor' Grades.
H. K. Smith, Stella Pitcher, •
A 4. B junior Grades.
Effii Pennypacker, Amanda Chamberlain,
A 4. B Intermediate Grades.
Ellen Moscrip, Hanle Bogart,Clara !Jowls,
A, B C Primary Grades.
Mille. J. Legain, '
French, Draining, and Painting.
Mks E. A. Watkins,
instrumental Musk.
Troy Graded School.—Pall Term, we
believe, opens the last 'Monday in August.
Instructors =T T. McCollom, Principal,
Sarah E. Ballard, Rorie Morse, Eliza J.
Adams, Anna Adams.
' Athens. Graded &boa—lnstructors:
J. P. Beeneiy, Principal, Misses E. P.
Gamble, M. L
Ulster Graded School.-4nstractois:
E. Pitcher, Principal, Miss V. Menereau.
Canton Graded SchooV—lnstructors:
E. Peasly, Principal, J. W:Pnrsons, Miss
S. E. Bloom, Clara T. Fitch.
Rome Academy:—l;S. Craitford,'Prin
Barclay Graded School:—A. T. Lilley,
Principal. •
PADDLZ YOUR OWN CANOE.--Judge S.
gave his son a thousand dollars, telling
him to go tä college and graduate. The
son returned at the end of the Freshman
year, without a dollar, and with several
ugly habits. About the close of the va
cation, the Judge said:
" Well, William, are you going to 'col
lege this year? "
" Have no money, father."
"But I gave you a thousand dollars to
graduate on."
"It's all gone, father.", I,
"'Very well, my son, it was all I Could
give you; 'you can't stay here; you must
now pay your own way in the world."
• A new light broke in on the vision of
the astonished ayoung man. He !accom
modated biniself to the situation, left
home, made his way to college; graduated
at the head of his class, studied law, be
came Governor of the State of New York,
entered the Cabinet of the United States,
and has made a record for himself that
will not soon die—being none other than
the late Wm. H. Seward.
TUE compensation of teachers in the
ungraded public schools of Texas is fixed
at the rate of ten cents a day for each
pupil in actual attendance on the day
computed for. The teacher's compensa
tion is likely to vary from day to day, but
there is presented to him a strong Motive
for inducing a largo attendance of pupils.
It might be well to bring some pecuniary,,
consideration to bear upon parents, also 4
It is stated that a certain parent lately
sent thirty-two written "excuses" for ab.
scum during a term of twelve weeks, or
si.rty school days.
THE editor of the' Now York a
Bulletin, an old and'%successful teacher,
says that he listened to the best recitation
in algebra ho ever remembers to have
heard, white recently visiting the Athens
Graded Sehool. This is a high testimoni
al to Prof. Crawford's skill as an instrue:
tor, and it is to be tegretted that our
county is to be deprived of his skill and
experience.
TIM annual meeting of the New York
State Teachers' Association will be held
on the 25th, .26th, and 27th of July. The
General Association will hold sessions
each afternoon and evening. On Wednes
day and Thursday morning the *several
sections will hold separate meetings;
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
HAIGH Sc. HROADLEY,
,3fanufacturers of Woolen Goods, Yarns, de
CARDING & DRESSING,
Casli paid for wool, alsoilothElexcfiinged for woo
AI o A u NT N R T E AI R N ; L p . A , K.
n E s. - w
h A o d P e
RESORT.
- no
recreation, will find Mountain Lake a pleasant re
sort. The proprietor. GRIFFIN STZPIII.Ni3, his
fitted up the grounds, In grand style, and provided
himself with comfortable pleasure boats. A sum
mer house has been erected and furnished with all
the accommodations 'forTparties. Tables brie also
been prepared In the grove for those who desire
them.
ApplleatlOns by mall, should be addressed to
OnIFPIN Szaruzme.,
Burlington,' Pa.
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FFE SUBSCRIBER TAKES
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(l4l3 patrons and the public generally, to the fact
that he still cotatnues a
GENERAL MARKET BUSINESS
At the OLD STAND of MTER t BUNDELL, In
Carroll's Block, nearly' opposite the
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Jia N. T. SAIL ROADlL—Ansigement, ot rm.
imager Troia% wake abet April 17, lai.
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P.M. P.M. AAR PX...A.M. P.M.
Niagara Mt-- 1 16 7 53 431 7 55 ... _.....
Italtsio 2 60 10 15 6 1110 11 .... 4..
Rochester.. 4606 00 600 Al 0 .... L.
Anbare..•• • .. 543 .... 600 .... .. .:-. I
Genera........:.. SSo .... 600 .... 11 Or '...t .
Ithaca 7 Se .... 9 C .... 12 14 ....;
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WaTerl•••• ...... 9 95 4 20 II 20 9 95 3 V• 6 OS
Sayre. - 945 4 2511 23 9 121 3286 14
Athens - 9 30 4 30 11 33 9 19, 3 34 610
Milan .... .... .... .9
301 3 45 6 30
Ulster —. . .. 9 40i 3 56 640
ir•.„ Wasda. loot . billos mot 41 656
Tv Yanking....... •• • • .... ‘.1.. 10 091 427 P.M
Standing 5wim......., ..... .400 it 429 ..,..
Ituonnerlield ..... .
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Frenchtown
W 7 811184 14•••••••• . 6ii —.llO 50 5 1.. ....
Lacerille 11.2. 1 0512,5011 121 S 3.% ••••
skinners Eddy... .... 4 08.....f1t 151 6W. ....
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Bebop pany... .... .... 6 1;9 ..,:... ix 38! 6 0( ....
Tunkhaanoek..... 12 11 7 10 "I 03,. 2 ZS:, 633 ....
LaGrange •• .... 720 ....112 33 642 ....
ralls i ... 735 4 .. 1 .12 51 1 659 ....
- Ransom 1 ••—••••! 1 031 710 ....
L & B Junction ..12 50 7 55 350 1 20, 7 20 ....
WlTSes•naire 120824 3 16 2 001 7 ..• •
Mauch Chunk.... 3 40:10 50 6 25 4 331 .... i.....
Allentown 4 45i11 6IS 5 50:.... ~...
Bethlehem.. . 5 00 12 10 , ,6 4CI 6 05'. .... ....
Easton 1 251 100' 7
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Philadelphla,••••l 6 43 t 203 8 2.5. 6 1.5 . ....
New 'fort 1 1
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STATIONS.
New Yolk
Philadelphia
Easton. ......
Bethlehem
Allentown
Manch Chunk ....
Wilkes-Bane ....
L. it B. Junction.
Ransom
Tails
LaGrange..
Tunkhannock—
Melu3oparty
Mesheppen
Skinner's Eddy...
Lace Ile
Wraitizing
Erenchtcorn
Rammernsid•
Standing Stone...
Wysattking
Towanda
Ulster
Milan
Athens
Sayre
WaTerly
Elmira
Owego
Ithaca...—.
Geneva
Auburn
Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara Fa 115.....
Trains S and 15 ran dilly, with Pullman Sleep.
Ing Can attached. between Elmira and Philadel
phia, and Genera and New York.
Drawing Room Cars attached to Trains 2 and 9
between Elmira an Philadelphia.
" All Philadelphia trains run through to Centenni
al (}rounds.
B. A. PAcliEJt, Superintendent.
Towanda, April 28, 1876-if.
HOWARD ELMER, REVa.
GENEVA, ITHACA & ATHENS
R. R.—Commenelng Monday, Jan. 24, 18 8,
trains will ran as on Ms road as follows:
LZ.A.VING BATH! NOUSIIWARD.
•
No. 8.-8:00 a. in., daily, with Pulliam miping
Coach through from New York; arrtalni. •at Van
Etten 5:45, Spencer 6:65, Ithaca 6:50, Taughanlc
Falls 7:18. Trumansburg 7:23, Farmer 7:43, Ovid
Center 7:sit, Hays Corner 8:00, _Romulus 8:12, Gene
vs 6;45, making close connection east and west with:
till/140n N. Y. & H. R. R. arriving at Rochester
at 11= a. in., Buffalo 4:15 p. m., and Niagara Falls
at 4:10.
1 N0.:30.-12.00 a. m., daily except Sundays, on ar
rival df L. V. train from Wilkes Barre, Pittston,
Tunkhannock, Towanda. &c., arriving at Van Et
.ten 12:45, Spencer 12:45, Ithaca 1:33, Taughanic
Valli 2.25, , Trumansburg 2:32. Fanner 2:53. Ovid
Center 3102, Hayts Corners 3:20, Romulus 3:W., Ge
neva 4XO, connecting with trains east and west on
C. & H. R. R. R.
m., daily except Sundays, with through
car trom Elmira for Geneva, leaving Elmira at 6:10
p. m, arriving at Van Etten 6:48, Spencer
Ithaca 7:50, Taughanie Falls 8:18, Trumansburg
646, Farmer 8:46, Ovid Center 8:56. lints Corners
9:04, Romulus 9:17, Genova 9:63: connecting with
trains end and west on N. Y. C. k li. R. R. R.
ARRIVZ AT SArnic TROY THE NORTH
• Na. 7.—it:05,, a. m., daily except Stindays, with
through car from Geneva to Elmira, leaving Gene
ra at 5 :00 11.01tmlna 5;33, Hayti' Corners 5:47,
Ovid Center,4l:s6, Farmer 505. Tramansbarg
Taughanie Falls 6:30, Ithaca 71111, Spencer 803, Van
Etten 8:13, arriving it Elmira at 5:55; making close
conneetion at Sayre, with L. V. Day Express ani-
Ting at New York at 10:00 p. m., Philadelphia 8,1 C .,
p. m.
No. 9.-1:30 p. In; daily except Sunday's, leaving
Geneva at 10:00 a. tn., Rotnuins 10:34, Hayti; Cor
ners 10;46, Ovid Center 10:54, Farmer 11:02, Try
mansburg 11:17, Taughanic Falls 11:23. Ithaca 11:45,
Spencer 1,237, Van Etten 12:35' making clone con
nection With L. V. Fast Line, slitting in Philadel
phia 10:30 p. m.
• No. 15.-4:40 p. m. daily, with Pullman Sleeping
Coach attached for Neil York without change;
leaves Genera at 5:40 p. m., on arrival of N. Y. C.
trains from the East and West, Romulus 6:14,
Hayti Corners 6 Ovid Center 6:38, Farmer 6:47,
Trumanshurg 7:07, ,Taughanic Falls 7:14, Ithaca
7:50. Spencer 8:43, Van Etten 8:53; connecting with
L. V. Night Line arriving at New. York at 8;25 and
Philadelphia 6:45 a,ki.
Tickets sold and baggage checked to all princi
pal points.
R. A. PACKER; Gen. Supt
R. M. HOVEY. Gen. ; PASS. Agt.
WM. STEVENSON. Aga. Supt.
DRILADELPHIA & READING
± RAILROAD.
ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER. TRAINS
JULY ISTn, 166
Trains ;save Allentotengsfollows:
(ria Perkionital.Branek.)
For Philadelphia at 6 1.10,, -4 6.30, • 8.60 a. nb, .12.-
00 noon, 5.53 and .6.25 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia, at •4.30 a. in., •12 noon and 3.10
p.m. .
(via East Penna. Bralich.)
For Beading. t 2.30. 5.50, and 8.5.5 a. m., 12.20, 2.10
- 4.30 and 9.00 p. m.
Fur Harrisburg, t 2.30, 5.50, and 8.55 a. in.; 12.20, 4.30
and 9.00 p. m.
For Lancaster and ColuMbia, 5.50, 8.35 a. in., and
4.30 p. m.
?Does not ran on Mondays.
For Beading, 2.30 a. ns., 2.25 and 9.00 p. m. ~ ;.7
For Harrisburg, 2.30 a. m. and
.9.00 p. in.
Trains/or Allentown leave ae follows:
(eta Perkfomen Branch.)
Liar. Philadelphia, . 0 8.0, 9.15 a. m., *2m, 5.25,
'5.33 and 0 7.00 p. m.
Leave Bridgeport, 8.52, 9.58` a. ta., 2.47, 8.06, 8.17
and 7.40 p. m.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Ptilladelphia, 8.05 a. m., and .1.10 p. m
(via East Penna. BrUnch.)
Leave Reading. 7.40, 7.45, 10.3.5 a. In., 4.00, 0.10; and
10.30 p. m.
Leave If arrisburg, 5.20 , 6.15,8.10 a. m:, 2.00, 3.57, and
7.40 p. m.
Leave laneaster, 5.40.7.45 a. m.,12.55. and 3.45 p.m.
Leave Columbia 5.30, 7.30 a. m., 1.00 and 3.35 p. tu.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Heading, 7.23 and 7.40 a. in
Leave Harrisburg. 5.20 a. in.
Trains marked thus t•) run to and .from depot
9th and Green streets, other trains to and from
Broad street depot,
The f 4.20 a. m. train from Philadelphia and 6.25
p. m. train from Allentown hare through cars to
and from Elmira, N. Y.
The 2.15 p, m. train from PhiLulelphla and 12.00
noon train from Allentown hare through cars to
and from Pittston.
The S. 25 p, m. train froth Philadelphia and 6.20
,a. m. train from Allentown have through cars to
and from Mauch Chunk.
J. E. WOOTT EN.
General Superintendent
oct4-7&-ly
Natils.
MILWELL HOUSE, TOWANDA,
ri.,
JOHN SULLIVAN. ,
. .
Having leased this house, is now ready to accom.
modate the travelling public. No pains nor expense
will be Spired to glue satisfaction to those who may
give him a tall.
North aide of Public Sip are, east of Mereur•s
new block.
MEANS HOUS ~ TOWANDA,
Pa,
ii
• COHNIR MAIN AND AIDGZ STIICKTS.
The 'Horses, Harness, Aof all guests of this
hosuse, insured against loss .,
by Fire, without any
extra charge.
ii.
A superior quality of Olt English Bass Ale, Just
riceired. ' I T. It. JORDAN,
Towanda, Jan. 24,14. Proprietor.
~.. ___ ..._._ _
EAGLE HOTEL,
TOWANDA, PA
At the corner of Court and River-Ms.. Ilimetly In
the vicinity and Ninth of the Court [louse,
4011 N BURKE, rtcornizroß
The above house has been re4ctrnished and re
lilted. and Is now open to the traveling public.
The Bar will at all times-be supplied with the -best
of liquors. Good stabling attached to the premises.
Boarders by the day or week accommodated.
May 1ei , 1376.) JOHN BURK-£.
BETHLEHEM, PA.
"OLD MORAVIAN SIIN, INN-,'
BUILT
Rich in historical Interests, It is the only building
In the country except Independence Bail, honored
by the sojourn within Its wails of Washington, La
fayette, Los and other patriots of the limn)lntim.
This popular hotel has recently. changed bands,
been improved, entirely mfondrbed, and the peer
prietorandially invites his friends and traveling
panne to give him a calk—no rains will be spared to
render their stay ceedurtabh.. People en mute for
Philadelphia will Orel tt ennvenlcut to "penal the
night here,-reaching the city about algid in the,
Wutraittg. adepts room tbe lot Teethe.
Ingalmnotbitionoloonomeref 'ust ai agents, Omer,
• .". ' .
kik' 4111
w!.
lIETEM
1 'r. ..~ s tir..+, wJ. 3~
.. .~.5-'~. - ..
EWE
J.;ej" - 0 FIVOST;4 - :EfO
• •
. • , „
We tespeettutly announce ;to ell those I a
EE
FIRST CLASS FURS ITV
I=
Our assortment Is 1. 1
LARGER.THAN AVER
Ana tisk oar prices are the LOWEBT, our
gr GOODS THE BEST
qt any In the MARKET. 012 Sian ha
rescbed
THE BOTTOM,
And new is
TIME TO BUY
, 6
}laving just returned front the . .e4y, We
MD
ATTRACTIVE LOT OF G
YOH TIII
HOLIDAY 82A'S-6N.
•
1= COME AND SEE THEM
Everything 1n the line of
11-N DERT AKIN
, ATB9TTOM PRICES
ISEI
FROST'S & SO
Dee. 9, 1875
Carriages.,
NOW IS YOUR
OPPORTUNITY,
TO BUY
CARRIAGES
Am)
WAGONS
EC
BRYANTO,
Cheitper than, you will ever
have the opportunity of doi
I have a large assortment of
OWN MANUFACTURE
Warranted in every particular,
I will •
SELL SO LOW
,
, That everybody can afford to
• • i
one of his own.
1 also have the sole agency •
place of
OVIATT'S PJtTENT 4IINN
An invention which hai come into
very general use all throughlhe west.
They give the best 'satisfaction
wherevere they have beenintrodneed
, CALL AND EXAMINE THEN!.
JAMES BRYANT.
Jan 646
NEW CARRIAGE. FACTO
Opposite the new Jail,
TOWANDA, PENN'A.
lIENRY STULEN
Respectfully announces to his friends and
est he has built a
raw BRICK CARRIAGE FACTOR
Where Lew _ kwastantly keep ea hand a tall
went et
FAM4 r CARRIAGE,
TOP AND OPEN BUGGI
, I
PLATFORM WAtfONS,
I
TROTTING SLIGN.P.:3, AND SKELETO
Made of the best material and fliihnheel In t
city style. Itle long experienen In eliy C
; 'rtage Factories gives him aid tided
advantage over others ltt the
YINISH, STYLE AND, DUILABILI
Of aratons. All he uks is an
INST.TCTION OF HIS W
Preilous to purchasing elsewhere:,
ALL WORK WARRANTED TO GI,
PERFECT ATISPATION.
Thankful for the llbaral patronage forme
Leaded and respectfully ask a continuance
MUM.
BEPAIDING ITOWTTLY ATTENDED
AT REDECED PRICte
HENRY STULE,
tOrirliwii4ams tomt4
NE
IMO
=,-...F. , 7; - ,'.... 1 :: 2 ..4 -- ,; , ..f . i
. -.. .~; y.. ._ _
Ibil
I .
- I
Pookis;ls , I
- •
. •
•
I ,
D I A ll' 0 N D\ll
ana
•F I LE N'W E L'll, Y,
WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
Towkarta, PA.
Jenel.74.
ill
Oil
WATCIIES,
FINE AMERICAN AND SWISS
i,~
and
SILVER PLATED WARE
,
oris
CLOCKS,
mom THZ OHEAPZST TO THE BZST.
' . GOLD, SILVER AND STISZL •
SPECTACLES & EYE GIjASSES.
One door north of Dr. Porter & Bon's Druif Lore,
Maio somas, -
Jacll-73.
p R k E S E NT,S FOR
NEW JEWEIIRY'STIORE.
Is constantly melting In7add [Hon to his
,Largs stock
of Jewelry,
PINS,
Mail
AMERICAN AND-SWISS WATIIUES,
GOLD AND SIL VE R WATCHES,
SILVER. PLATED iv Air. OF ALL VII
l ItIETIEB
GOLD, Shyer AND STEEL SPECTACLES,
I. •
SILVER AND PLATED RINGS AND CHARMS.
CLOCKS OF ALL VASIETIES,
NI
Watch, Clock 'and Jewelry repairing done falba
••, best manner, and warranted. , •
Thew tors liberal patronage and tape, to malt a
evatinuance of the same.
li€VM'4'3
A. J. NOBLE d; co.,
MI
have
TOWANDA, PENN'A
this
'PROPERTY FOR RENT, TOR DWELLING
.AND BUSINESS PURPOSES.
LEI
„Rent” coileeted and remitted on t ieasonable tenni.
Money Loaned ,& Loans Negotiated;
3E
ALWAYS ON HAND AT BABGAiNS.
A.J. NOBLES. (anZ3.7B) W. S. NINO:NT
LAND FOR SALE.
THREE HUNDRED ACRES?
3 mllas from Towanda. WIII acid for cash or
,e best
EI3
l 'And easily eland: R Lola larm well watered,
WIII bn sold In kdx of so or 100 acres, or more, 13
purchasers shall deslie. a
I e s
Ityf t he
WE
PM
„-,
JEWELILY,
SILVER WARE,
&C.
Jr. I I • N E ,A
, ;
Dealer In
GOLD AND SILVER ly,tinipas,
6,1 "'
. '
`FINE 41-11WELRY.1
Also
STERLING SILVER
TOWA,NDA, PA.II
AT TIIE
W. A. ROCKWELL
FINE .GOLD SE T 4,
BANDS,;
RINGS,
STUDS,
,CIIARMS I
NECKLACES,
Also
at the logest prices.
W. A. ROCKWELL
Main street, 'oppoette the Court House.
PASSAGE TICKETS,
Mid
FOREIGN DRAFTS,
Of beautiful
LAND FOR SALE.
ON TIME,
TosWiplichisen4
100 ACRES IMPROVED,
With house and tarn thereon; balance
WELL TIIIBERED,
in gt iire'or •
R. C. L9CKWOOD,
I,4'r Ilhburg. or of
J. P.
or JAMES Woqp,t
r=,~~,
4f,
N
,People amiphda oti
HARD TIMEg.,
Bat, time who an Irbil u!Olgh ti
BUY THEIB-CLOTHING
JAC9BI3'
leaver AM fault with the souallti of the
GOODS TIE SELLS.
ML JACIO'BB
Now twin pkosiwe In ealUnt attention to Ids
LARGE AND ELEGANT
ASSORTMENT
1? . ,--
SPRING AND SUMMER GDOJCPS,
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR.
,
- A /Inspection of b L
S stock will' be soffickmt to
satisfy all that be can offer greater Inducements
Man emim , ,-;, ; (march S. 111
N9 W, I OR FOREVER AFTER
' HOLD I YOUR EACE
Am ; NEARI!T THREE YEARS MANUTAO-
TURD GOODS HAIM BEEN
OCiING DOWN-DO
BUT TIM INDICATIONS
HARD, PA
NAB BEEN BEACHED, A
CU WILL VERY .
UPWARD TEN
This is, therefore, to notify
the public generally, that I will
tire stock of
READY-MADE CL
FURNISIII
ALL,
At prices at least TWENTY-TI
LOWER than thi ,easie
three months hence. "A word
cleat." •
Ny stock Is covartarrz in erer# department, and
has Mien purchased at the vztiT LOWKIST FIG•
lunzeit Those who do not arall themselves of this
opportunltY toibuy Clothing
CHEAPER THAN A i vzit BEFORE,
pros much lower than the same ion& will
De O tte rea for,many years, must t censure me, as
I hare given you all timely warn as. •
•1 .
Tours, respectfully, ,
Towanda, Juno 11, iia.
THE CHEAPEST 1, ,
/ HARDW ?RE STORE:
IN TOWANDA
IS IN MERCITR BLOCK
Farmers can buy their \ I
SNSTITS,
SCYTHES,
GRINDSTONES,
FORKS, FIXTURES, ROPES,
4c., &c.,
Cheaper Thqn•-rit Any
I have always on hand 'typal
WARRIOR and ICIIAMPION Mow
• 11
PERRIGOS BIDE HI
All kinds of TIN WA
sod Tin work of all kinds done a
Towanda. Jana 23, 1876.
5 00 MEN.WANTEDI
To bnya : large stock f - of
j HARDWARE, TINWARE, EqOVER, AC.;
REDUCED PRZCES.
1 • '
tighestjiriee In trade paid t Binpi, old Brass,
Copper an Lead.' k
I
Hanitrare, Tin and Copperwa ni,. Table, Tea and
Basting biasses. I ~
•
Tinware at wholesale and retail.
Especial attention .
given to all kinds of lob work.
NO.th BRIDGE STREET.
SMALLEY:
ntar2o,76.
MON TAN
MONTANYES OFFEIi,
AggORMENT OF
SUITABLE FOR THE
AT BOTTOM PRICE
M._ON T AN
7. 1
___ ._. - ... 1.:Ir
• •
ikkeTt7
a.`L
~~ i:,
...11T....
i
~..s .1
-or
,4-701 t;
N-DOWN,
: AUL THAT
0 THAT PRI-
. 7
N iTAKE
A SUDDEN
=I
iTOT customers and
dispose of my en-
THING
AND
G - GOODS 1
ff, PER CENT.'
can be offered
1 1 4 the wise le sent-
M. E. RQSZNFIZLDi
I!T j~
(her Place!
for the You
g Machines.
t PLOWS,
Best in U
RE on hand,
lowest priceis,
cr. JUNE.
Dry-Hood:.
-') ,
' E-S t
A FINE
WOODS,
SEASON,
E 8 i
~~
~;
:~: a ..
G)UMI=3 k .111,4'.n1
_
Moo4lll EDWARD'S,
Cash deskrs In all kinds of
GROEitIESJ:kIPROVISIOS
CNZ DOOR NORTH Or CODDING * nustiELL
Towanda, July 22.,N7&
STEVENS & LONG,
:•
4 ,
WHOLESALE k RETA IL
.;
1 ,
Dealers In
• ;
CHOICE FAMILY, GROCERIES
COUNTRY PROCUCRI
pRAIN, &C.
liaTtnen large and eommodloaalatcmi we are
prepared at all times to carry`
a Dirge aleck. Ei
CASH PAID FOR BUTTERY
GRAIN AND PRODUCIL
v -
Or taken In exchange for goods, an lowest cash prt.
ces. Our long experience In the Grocery Trade
gives OS peculiar advantages In purchasing, and as
WO are not ambitious to make lam Profits, wri flat
ter ourselves that we can offer
!•
C EATER INDUCEMENTS To
Buyers the any other eetablishment In Northern
Nanovats. :2
STEVENS di LONG.
COMM!. MAIN k
•
mayl3
liisuranee. ! , 1
-- i - -
! F RE MIITtrAL PROTECTION
_i_ COMPANY: ‘,',.
Home once, tioe Walnut Street, Plittidelphitsj! Pa
define :ander a Spedai Ad of liecorporiOon
Praia the Pennsyhrania Legielture
IL S, CLARK, AGENT.
TOWANDA, PA.
Special attention Is called to the following Mate
table, which will be found strictly equltable, a be
tween all ages, and , which they - company will guar
antee to not exceed one-half the coet r uf any llrst
class OLD PLAN Company.' i r 1
The following Table shows the Estee for 411000
and may be multiplied for any additional an4lunt
up to Fes, which is the largest risk taken 04 any
one life. Twenty Cents will be added tcij the
amount of each assessment for collection, ete.l;
dI I i 4
5., :1
• i ; _ir
a a a ~:- :.-
4 .0. g.
.7 ~ -. ,
..,
2 : ~4 , g:
.e I T I El 1 ; E be m
c. .. . a n
A a 4 "ta * I
I. iti • -a .2
- re" VA ' 4 I • . 1, 4 g . A '5 §
20 3.00 2.00 .60 41 0.00 4.00 7 : 436
21 3.00 2.00 .62 42 6.00 4.00 :=.911
22 3.00 2.00 .65 43 6.00 4.00 11.00
23 3.00 2.00 .66 44 6.00 4.00 IX
24 3.00 2.00 .67 43 6.00 4.00 1 - 55
a 3.00 2.00 ' .68 46' 7.00 4.50 4.. n.
MI 3.50 2.50 .69 47 7.00 4.50, 4U
27 3.50 2.50 ,70 48 7.00 450 1:.15
28 3.50 2.50 .71. ' . 49 7.00 4.50 445
i 29 3.50 2.50 .62: _ 50 7.00. 4.50 4 . 1c5
30 3.50 2.50 .73r 51 8.50 5.00 1,05
81 4.00 3.00 .75 52 r 8.50 5.00 1.75
32 4.00; 3.00 .77 ' 53 , 8.50 5.00 493
' 33 4.00 3.00.79 84 8.50 5.00, 2.00
4.00 3.00 411 55 SAO 5.00 2.36
13 4.00 3.00 .83 50 10.00 400 435
rr 38 5.00 3.50 .65 87 10.00 6.00 2.50
37 5.00 3.50 .85 58 10.00 6.00 2,60
35 5.00 3.50 .88 , 59 10.Q0 400 47)
39 5.00 450 .92 60 10.00 6.00 Z,90
40 5.00 3.50 .94 -.-,
A. J. XODLZ. _
TOWAN . D I A INSURANCE
AGENCY,
Main Street, oppoelte the Court House r d
FIRE, AND MARINE COMPANIES
ComxzwCial, UNION, of Engra, WU. 117,714;578
ROYAL, of Liverpool,
~- " 17,426;811
Qutxx,, , o.
" 11,501000
CONTINLNEAI6, of New - York, , " - 2,70,488
01111111ANIA4 64 , at 1,59%564
GERMAN AIIIIMICAN 4 " 64 495835
MANHATTAN, 6/1 I Il• 7O ~88,i
COMMICRCIALI - 01 4 ' " 44 . 457i782
Pncestx, of Hartford, : " ' 4 . 975;07,
ORIINT, ". • 1 IA 719;34.•
Alt•zos. of Ohio, . . , S 4 9:14;540
C1712111118' of .Newark, , - 44‘ 41;730
HAttalnaßantart, of Germany " 2,505009
LIFE & ACCIDENT COMPANIES
NATIONAL. Line, of 17. S.' A., assets 0,757;35e
TR•YELZRA, of Hartford, " . a,4704,359
RAILWAY PASErREL " 44 6,93,000
MUTVAL Lars, of New York " 7'4=070
Losses adjusted and paid at this aka.
NOBLE it VINCENT,
General Agen4.
da . 22-75tt
(IHAS. M. lIALL,
Til
.-i
'OWANDA, BRADFORD CO,
, . PENNA ~!
.Insures against loss by fire, In any of the NiloWing
tried and reliable Companies: ,
FIRE INSUICANCE CO'S. .f . '
LONDON ASS , N COIL, wets- t11,083,4* 00
TRENCH IN'S COIL, . " 5,000,000 00
TRADER'S of Chicago,. " . boom*. 00
INS. Co. STATY. OF PA.," ' 601,000 00
NATIONA I, of N. Y., - " 401,000 00
SCSQ. MUTUAL. .. 175,000, 00
ALSO' LIFE AND' ACCIDENT
Insurance In the following Companies: ~ 1 •
Mutual Benefit Life of Newark, as•ts.150,000,00000
Hartford Accident, of Hartford, " 200,000100
Temperance Mutual Benefit Asaoclation. ..i
May
:.
OFFICE, with N. TIDD, Esq. ..]
THE FARMERS' MUTUXi.
INSURANCE
CO., OF,TITSCAIMIA,
Ii now bean perpetual pone!. on
FARM PROPERN7 ONLY.
tach member pays a fee, at the time of Insuring;
to corer charter and iecidontal expenses of the ito.
after which no fur.ber payment Is required, except
to meet sera& r..xis by are among the membership.,
This plao. of Insurance for YAM( PltorvitTlf,
Is mantas rapidly Into favor.
Place of Business, SPRINfI HILL. PA.
,i
The Agent will canvas* the Townships of Togas
rms. Pike, Herrick, Wyalusimr, Asylum, Terry
and Standing Stone, and farmers in Ahem Tairn
ships Indust ussaysw* or baonuatuly inky lid=
3.l4llllli i Ml e silt* Mit4l
h .
„*` ~..
•
• •
B A
1 _ , I ,
I hove
of Wu
that , 1 w
13:3
worth IL
I am
Goods I
sad rri
. x
LEA
REM
Court It
Store.
lIE
so
A B
11111
IMI
Viill
Brid
I Re
[s::=
TOWANDAi;PA
N E ;
IN 1
The
Comm .
DOW on
ALL
Octlllls-tt,
C°
We k•
and WII
the Sean
And'Sml
W. e. VINCZNT.
We k
ment, B
at botto
Towan
11EAP COAL ANDLIME.
I ,
• rmo and after July 1, . 1 will sett coal, lime, tte.,
for cash only, and the price list will be corrected
monthly. I .
PRICY. OP COAL TOR JIILY, PIER TON OP 2,000211,
1, AT TUC YARD:' , ::
Pittston S tore , Chestnut and Furnace" 115 00
Pea ' ISo
.
Carbon Bun Lump • 1 00
Smith . 300
.
Barclay Mountainft i ump • 3 50
~ I u Smith . 275
Allentown Limo VI bushel '. 1. 32
Lath B M . - 223
Hair gl bushel ' 10
Brick I 111 .
• 1 1 ' 10 00
I am always prepared to deliver purchases on
short notice at the usual price of 401fvery.
I also tender my thank ' to my any friends and
customeri for their very liberal patronage In the
past and hope under the.new departore to make It to
their interest to continue to buywhere they can
get the best goods for the least money.
Those who are Indebted to me • will take notice
that I moat have money or ',can't buy for cash and
pay- freights. They must settle by the first of Au
gust nett ; i
Very BespectfullyXonrs. •
July 1, 1975 J.`ll. PiIINNX.
' . - •
a=
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
- _
sl2i. a day: at Lome. Agents wanted,
,•-
„il Outfit and terms frees. Trim &
M. Augusta, Maine.
• fructilVy,
iiiper
:.(larth3
I nt p re cim e :e. st S i ainp n l2
Co., Porti t snd, Mains. (=hie-76-1y
ARN FOR SALE.— : A-Farm of
F
68 kres, 64 Ltupreied, Asylum township,
Itratlfoni t f.7o., Pa. On the premises are two good
dwelling oases, barn-and necessary Hi t buildings,
and exceßent water. A. - never-falling stream of
water rtittaes through the premises. Good, fruit
'and an abundance of nuts. leer further particulars
call on or address,
NELSONIVANDEBPOO •
febt4-7atf. bfarstmlow, Bradford Co., Pa.
Tug LITTLE STORE , ROUND , rna CORNER
Is tie best ptsco in Towanda to buy good
QD3ARS AND TOBACCO,
at low rates. Remember
MXILCIT'S BLOCK, opposite COURT HOUSE
. wool or TER "INDIAN SQUAW
iipt2s4S. '
WOOL:CARDINO, •
,
WOOLEN MILLS, CAMPTOWN,
PENNA.
I. ,
Vs* manufacturing and (*Ale derssinl,r attpnded
too abort notice: 'We aro already' emking.roila
Seeds the aeardipy and are prepared to ste work as
bat aseXoted.: - • •
...t .1.119/ZAK
0.01110.10,; 001;it$'.
.__._,‘
'''''''-'llMllletiMik i--V?1;• ' ..... ' ,,:.;:.r
1-: --77.r.-.._..,.:.. ~.-,, , k , -,•, - 1.; -,,1,'.1'f-.:
Al's s
•
kit' Al N-13 I 1
• • • • seal pit cis sale 9ne thousind pain
Cidight, Minos* and Womeins S
Sell at kis thso manuOeterers prices.
. • li ii x r ,• .
111 . 1
' eases of Womenv l -fate, K i d-1 Ice,
. i and Pox-button illaes v alf , 13 Per Pik—
...5. . I '
ESE GOODS ARE DAEGAINB fl
i ' •. ,
'•• ... : " - i l : . t
so receiving • largo and fall llnci!of Fine
spring t
trade: whic hned, for Style, Durability
t , canno be alie
TRUNKS,
RAVELLING RAGS;
HER & .SHOE FINDINGS
stock, at the lowed posilble prlpep.
SBER THE PLACE Opposite this
woe, next door to I.3intutierinqs Jewelry
JOINT F. CORSER.
da, Pa., Yob. 211, 111701
THING -NEW
BRIDGE 'STREET
STON' BOOT AND .1110 E
c,z , f
STORE
I
'
J. It NI.--SHEOTEL,
Ing•Boot and Shoe merchants of
N. Y., will open
°STOW BOOT AHD SHOE STORE
No. 2, BRIDGE STREET,
BY TikE IST. OF APRIL,: - 1876
ON OF THE RED BOOT,I
e ,Street, Beidleman's Block
z'pectfully Youis,
J. 436 M. SIIEFTEL
d*. April 15, 76.
IMB
W COAL YARD!
lIE
nnderalened haying taken the large and
finis yard, at the foot of VAltli. StrNet, has
hand 2 full supply of i •
IZES
OF
,ANTLIRACITE;
LOYAL SOCK,
And
BARCLAY COAL.
Also - •
Lpti, AND CEMENT
Coal delivered on short notice.,
TERMS:—Cash.
HtNr.Y 3PERCUR
L•
COAL
COAL. •
. ,
.p on hand at 'our yard all sizes of Pittston
es Barre coal, and Loyal Sock- coal. from
an County Mines. Also, Barclay Liitnp
h.
p the befit quality of-Linic, Hair and Ge
ld( and Plaster, all of which we will sell
prices:
i •
PIERCE &; SCOTT.
a May Ist, W 6. • • •••• •
1 0
° AT THE
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. ?.. AT
T i ii
OLD 0
.
ABtr DRUG STORE, '.
.1.1.
•
= . its. •
riss etc, Tovesilda,
comer min an 4 .
_,..., „I a. eifilitgll9
'•
tßetablOha our a laa ...ll "— plaies La
bomb:, 4nd Be fall
1 :
DRUGS,' MEDICINES, , CHEMICALS,
, 1 -
._.
Al _ , t
. ACIDS, DYFTUF FS„ k OLUE,
pzapumEßT, TOILET AND FARCE GOODS,
SPONGES, DRUSUES, BRAcEs 4 TRUSSES,
SOAPS; COXISSi POMADL,S, HAIR prime,
TEETH . , SKIN, and DAM PREDARAT ONS,.
. . i RAZORS,-FOCKET-RNINtEs ' . '
PDCRET•BOOKR AND PORT-NONNAIES,
MACABOY' 5C071711. SNUFF,
• FOREIGN AND DANES 'IC CIGARS,
GARDEN, FIELD AND FLOWER SEEDS,
Pure Wines and Lfirora, for ifedleinal Plop°Sea
BOTAN7C,ECLICCII4 3 / 4 IIO) ceora &DIES,
And an genuine Patent 14edleines.
SUPPORTIMS, Suaransonms, LtItAST PUMPS,
NIPPLES, NIPPLESnrA,L# & ,SursLus,
bithISLICCI BOTiLEE,, TXISHI;ICi, RINGS, -
ElvaNoss, BED PANs. ÜBIKALs, ;Tun&wok'
Tal2 • ' 8 ELAEITIE• STOCKINGS; &C.
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KEROSENE OR COAL OIL.
WICKS, crry*NErs, BATH ItRiCK,
SPERA LARD, WIIALR, REAM FOOT,'
T.AIINEIVS,•AND MACITINE OILS, .:
1 ALcoUOL, Alcp SPIRITS TUItriNTINS. ,
liashMaint, Varnish.; Whitewash, Counter ' ,
"terse Mane Shoe,SeruSbing,
0 k in d s I
1 And all of bruslOs.
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INDOW Alfril PICTURE , CLASB,i
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I' PRE 'LINSEED !mt., PAINTS, lIITTT, ANL!
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• i READY 3113 CED PAINTS -
• OF ANY±DESIDED.FOLOR,
TDKPOIIND; PINT OR GALLON,
fI•ROUND Ili OIL OR ympOsii,
AIID"DAY COLORS OF ALLIIUES.
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4rtictea warranted as rep'i,
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Prescription earifully compoundef
of day and night., Open Sundays for!
from 9 to 10, A. to 1-and 5 to 6,
Dr. Furter can to'cuusulted as he
ice. ; .
RNER (t . GO
TuF
iNTIOLES ALE AND itET
BUGGIS
PATTON'S BLOCK ,
T.OW4NDA, PEN
DS, EXTRACTS, Euxins,
SUGAIC - CQATED PII,
POWDEiIs,. GUMS,
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! SpareS, TiNp
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TURFS,
WINES, 1 .
• Am., r,
And preparations of all kin
DYE STUFFS, 1,
MACHINE OILS;
KFMOSENE, I
ALCOHOL
&C.,
PURE MIKES AND; L
for 4todicival purposes,
TOBACCO, SNUFF, CIG,
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All the
P6PULAR:yA . TENT IIf.DIC
AMERICAN: CYCLOP,
NEW IIf,VISED EDItiON
Entirely' rewritten by tbC bble
on everrx subject. Print;ed
Dr. )1.011.t, can tw eon...tilted at the'
urday (Jr each wtl4, a. heretofore.
mar-72
AYER'S 4AIR VIGOR, for
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storing gray hair to Its natural vitality an/
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color. Advancing' yeancsicknesti, aisappolntmOitci
and heliditarY PrialiPo . sition, an to
gsy, and 4 cittier of tlleni incline it to
tnrely. AYF.II'I4 AMR VIGOR. by lon
slireitsti, has pro that; it stops the
italr lutineillaterlyt of teli rt•news the
always 4ure,ty rvistems rolor, wh
dray. it sgmulatis t 1. 1 ,1 nntr tlyo orb
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Activity, and preieire;!wth the hair a
Thus Iftashy, •sbilzly h . sir be
pliable . acid streni'llienecl; lost Lair
lively expression; 4111:14 Lair 13 eneek
lishelktldn hair Olekeil,, and faded
resumes, their 0411131 color. Its o
and harmless. It tares dandruf, heal.
and keeps the scalp noel, 'clean and
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Which enndltlons, l diseasos arc Imposs
is a dressing ter - ladles' hair, the V
ed for Ha grateM and' agreeable
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valued fUr th'e sork: lustru'and riehn
Imparts.
!rowed by J.. 0. AYtn SI Co., L
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Practical and Anafxtical :Chemists
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Sold t)T all Druggists and dealers In
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TASTELESS MEDICINES.
A prominent Nev York physician! lately cow.
piained - to DUN DIAS DICK dr CO. lalkut their
SANDALWOOD Ott CAMiI!LES, Stating that some.
Muni they cured Miraculously, but that a patient
of his had taken !}lent without effect. On being
infonne4 that several Imitations', weri sold,'he in
quired and tonna patient had nut 4,ecn taking
DUNDAS DICK dt'Ci cS.
What happened tb this physician may have hap.
pelted to others. and DUNI)At, 4 I )I('K CO. takd
this method of !defecting pltyaieiani. (Irseggittre,
and themselves, M
Mid preventing . ('IL SANDAL.
Wool, from coming into tliwr , pitte r . ,p;
PHYSIC IA NS w 4,,, m
ieii prescribe I.la Capktles
will continue to do so. for they contain the
pure OH the,past and cheapest roll'' ,.
ttN DAS DICh- a cO. mst more OIL OF S.l :N
DALWOoD than allitio liole,ale alt.! Retail Drug'
gists and Perfumers in the United Slates combined
and this is the sari) reason why the Pure OH Is
sold cheaper in their capsules than g ilt any tither
form.
OIL L.
OF SAND4I,WOOD Is fast Impereedltig
every other retnedyi sixty l'apSules only being.re-
Tared to Insure a safe and certain cure in six or
eight days. From no other medicine "can this re
suit be had. ,
DIJNO&S DICK & .CO.'S AFT CAPSiftFS -'-
solve the !problem,: long conshljred by mint-fit, Idly;
skim's, of how to avoid, the nausea and disgustex
pertencee in swallowing, A% known to
detract from, if not destroy, the good effects of
many valuable remedies._ :t
Soft Capsules-are put up In timfoll'and neat bet •
es, thirty It) each, and are the only Capsules pro'
scribed by yhpslclaus.
TASTELESS MEDICINES.--Waste,
ell-and many Whet; nauseous uted Nines can la hI
ken easily and safely lu DON_DAS DICK &
CO'S' SOFT CAPSULES. No Taste..
hose werethe only capsulos r .
Adm tted :o the last Paths E.Sposl-
Von. I •
Send for circular th 35 WOoster street, New Tork. '
Sold at all prug Stores Here. -
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or 71.1 %V Ati DA.
$125,000
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the transaction of a -
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VAPOAL
Sunkus FuNb
NTERET PAID OY ii)EVostTs tri•ouniNt!
, 'TO AI'iIIEENIENT; ,
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SPECIAL CAOE oivun TO PIM COLLgCTION OP.
NCIT.B A:4D CHECKS:: . . I
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Particsrrlshing to SEND lIONET to any part of i
the Cntted states, F..egland Ireland , Seottand, or '-.A-i
-the!priluelpal cities all. teen* il Europe, CU ben"
procure drafts tor that Foveae --
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&Meg tins; always ea,aarl.
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store on Bat
D. IT. TURNER,
W. G: GpltDON.,
n the hate
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rowt 11, and; ,
n faded:o
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grovs with
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all hutwon,
soft— , .in4er
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rfume, an 4
ss of tont); It
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