U
II
gruulturail el ar n
C lam c;11 _Strawbt'trzies.
. . ~, ' -. . ..........m... • '
• . - -
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• Every year: as the fall. season ai
l:lves-.there • is ..mueli advice given
t .
..:41)Cfl t piantjng.Stfahcrries. • - People"
:Ire -- Ild then is the desirable time to.
i•i2:l4 :. That spme.degre of. success
-follq l S. fall-phinting this fruit is cer-,...
`t•i'in, but we are not : sure tluit the ad./
.var • itages are-s)yery great. as people
think they,ikre. TheJ chief ad7.antage
'-i.' , said tt.i be -that a crop can, he had
the full oNy ing- spring, by Otilititic , in
' t i - .:. ail ; but except iria few instances
all the crop does not amount to much.
Tilcre are some two..Or three little
I,crries eon_ ea 4i, plant, - but this - is
aboq.all. If the kind be rare, there
i:;.he acitlitignal loss •of runners, for
!tq ?taxi? much, success it is ,necessary
t•; pia.nt early, before 'the final run
:lie rs liarq takeri,root. :And this very
t-Ar i lidess is a disadvantage; 'for -it
\ ; - .1..; , ..ns August Or September, when
1 i ~ c 'ups are - often hot enough to giVe
t i.:. - young plants a - - hard time to get
i I,r ,u , ..;h ppiperly; and even dothey get
.. , •:f.: th.tqiigh 'the, orcle(d, the want
o!* it±-1 . .. - r0n , .. , mass.of roots often ocea
.'sion'slileir'teing, drawn gut 'by* the
ff., - ... All these disadvantages are
-. sroiiied . .hy pring planting; and set
ling aside th!. - bait. qf a few miserable
ICerric . s, \there is every reason why
L -,i
.the 'rawberry'sliquld l)e plant;ed in
..-,i'r -- ' l 2g.-- - . ..,;' • , -
' 11,1 , 1-' strawberry ,
. heirig a hardy
.I.!fol_ffonayi iihve Mis ~ attentipn given
I
ct ; il. ea.ily.. Where new Pl . antations
..-- - ..-c (1.1'4 , 1: they May die gone . -- ou
~ vit.h..4t, orii:c.v when 'the ~,r ound - be
, - 1.--ine.s , dry ; the s.roner • afier that the,
!i.:::tq - !r. citoosity runners. large
-Rc,v..sare..not of :is mach importance
pl nt-1 rongi eto*Rs anrf ap, r .
:C.:lviatlcc of 411,.r0us roOts: In plant
sa deep. •tio
of Owl erowri should fix; under
• or it inay:rot ; only the roots.
e : ; :16till 'Le u-nfler the earth, butt ere
sl!.;11;1 Le ttit,- -- en to l press or force the
ver'r •.); , fh titly around theseyoung
Then it often beComeS a question
/Whether 'it is best to set - Out the,
. 1 ,1;- t nt: in Sour feet" beds • with alleys
;between. Or to have theni in ccintin
wins..pp.rallel'rowE4 as in field culture
wc • have in.. our mind chiefly
arden culture i as we write.: There
reasons for both plans. , .•ln
;the.l,,al sys.tem the_ plants are-liable
po -get a little crowded, and then they
sonic hat starve one another, and
Hnaller•lberries and smaller riumbers,
n:-e very likely to result; but an ad
v!;ntarroris'Alie'elelinliriess of the ber-'.
The fruit, lies on the leaves.and
~ .rlthered in. excellent condl- -
, -,6•Jii w;thout much eleaningtobedone.
then il, I's very convenient tti-gi,A,
i i:nion , them fur picking- or-exam
and this is partieularlyaPpre
eiatcif whcn. - its in stnall gardens, th.e•
- . - .:o;iien:of the 'Pupily go out to bath-,
(I:as lior the daily use. '
I • J R , l:OW:systvnl, on the other lnunl,
its fniiits and advantages. If the
Pk, 94y One foot :wait i n
o
row, land the rows twenty' inches,
(:an . he hoed in between and the .
" down: • 'The Kun
„ ef:n be cut .1-Ar by the hoe in the
l ; - roe of tultivation- T that is those
!wct.j . P. , llle •rowsand in this way
ne. I - 04,1 4s are not. :erampisd for want
fir)d through a mutual, struf.•, , gle
wl th - "lc ain Ithei% The runners be
_ • .. t•-veen.the plants in the rows in4y. be
• left to togvAln9-: and tluis - we
rt,„, continuous. line of
,green foli
- a Toot. wide. cowing the straW
. Iy-rrv• row. • The finest fruits are. gen
= • erf:ll.-ikad in this Way, though at the
. c;:pn m
es! of some cleanliness and con
; .
- tc•tp( lice in the gathering of the fruit.
•-• S•nrie, talk of grOwing the plants in
In this'il . i - se the plants the -
.--
:elves arc set widely apart; and -all
- the rulinvrs, lot between the plants
' .in the row aril between each row of
.I . llatits. are destroyed. , Tfiis is very
p.put;. with, !: , iinne ~ t awerFr .in
Eu
.roi•e and rt - -4 , onnnended sonrf6 of
our pelf:die : lt i-ons be( - :ause, it is popu
11nrc ;• but tr c thinkxery few 'per);
• `• l ,' have tried it there. the first
• _ I,l::cejt is-tedious and troublesome
• • keep Tuthill:illy at work 'eating
down the runners ; and then it is
• • found in A meriea 'that our suns are
. • ,
• 10) for such a praCtiee, The
of shade for the roots, :Which
I.
affords,•is liseuly felt,
tlLeTlants, often suffer aria die
ME
ME
GE
. To .i . n4e oar, oliapter on strawber- .
i•y; (-id turi e'laplets, we niightbe ex
p. (tk•ll.to.!rive alist of the hest Na-,
rivtios; hitt . there• is nineli variation'
in . triv'rigtraeter of soil, and the va
fil:ties
,spoeially adapted to the soils
and !itily by inquiry as to what kin( s
:Hi_ popular- in the Aieinity, ca 0c
do ' , Avithopt actual : experiment f
~r
hinivirLtienitontown TelegrapN wa• ) •
.. •• i Ijiw To RA i sr. l' e.As.—Pens.tunong
- , cuiin \ ary , vegethbles, are only less
. .., • •
. ,i , -i,',tf 1 than .st raw lierri'es among small
' • ''' .11:7.=;. •As Ithey k. may be eultivateri
- wi;hout much manure, and easily
: - r,d,.:ed without the aid of hot' beds,
o;- :Alt- other of the artieles resorted
- t,-. !V • Wcill nil kitehew . i r lrflenprs. lie
~
.; 1 ,:- 7 10 i.:-, provided with twenty Ave feet
:,, s.,u l i t -of land" may supply his:table
.. . oeea-lohally7 with home-grown! peas
.thryughimt the season.. . -; •. :
...
Yarying a little . Air different. soils
•,. , ; or,sii,witions. early. or.iniildle April
.. . i„.t,he - lime 't, sow, for this - climate.
- --' ••' `hi oUgh • young 1 plants. *ill - stand,
I - f: - ...4.. et .no afiquitagels: rained by.
n
: -
-.l pl:tlitiii,'iearlier,.Onc only the„more
.- isi , ,,l wilLrot in the grquml. le,liow.-
• e , , Tr-. - eold w,eather sets in after plant
- . i71.:4. - t - c:!yericr4 the roiws lightly with
. .., itx..uut -will' etteet am - earlier and
. ; 1:1 0 :!TP miirori t p ..,, , : pilninatioh. -- .
._....
„: t If early `.results-,are desired` for
. ' liona , use, the pea Stout(' .be given a
-: . ' ]::;1:t, rich L soil 3 for . general' market
'e:-,.:ts. it eatters
. but little what the
_ - S , 'CI 1.4 so that it be well niiinured., .11k ,
• - t!.....'' latter - ease, staking or .bruising
• oi
A s li it usually resorted to; in the for
. . i::.-. exept for dwarf Varieties, it is.
roisalde to use supporis of one kind
•., i . ,'..!lnotlit.r,
..For 'family
,;Ilse the,
Av:Thldot varieties are sweeter and:
'. r.' , ..4re,, tender 'than. the smooth,. but
,...,..y. nre.ess hardy and of smaller.
•
e'.: , A.. -Pint May. be considered
c! . .:4iiiii for or forty feet; and . ,
' - F , l s ;i!l .- ' may btf mnde - every • ten days .
.-:'tli . i!ti - ee week for . !succession.—
. --. ..4. 7 ..0re.'s Reiritl 2ew Porker: .
z=-~;.~
, WF:xpono Rlsqurre. Rub four
onnees of -hitter into Eight ounces of
ouni;es' of lump sugar,
the yolks .oft i vro eggs., snit the white of
roll the pa'Ste thin, and cut with a
,enter cutter; over tops of eaOli th
rG ::itiin white,
.and;
- sl!gitr; br;ke in Irani' Toren.
VAN-
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T:iii: Fitymil firAlLuito.--.--Roil P och cr . .:(l., - .,. 1.1 , : i- iiiKk rill} the fiCallOpS in well.
'1) .'.iti2,e • tg,r, , ,. truip • in the cracker
t'....1 1 . 10 Is ; ffrwih lard anti butter; re;
..i.,.:5. voitspientlilf. cooking:. - . .
tdataiiirml teparhneni
E. E. QuncriAts• ,-- - .. /
S. A. Wm; •,. Coin4iges
- Rev. D. Qum' - of
G. W. Itraw, , _ AssociatelEdifori;
A. A. Ermazy; - 1
,
Communicatfotui may be seat. to either Of the.
Above ettittaa, se may be preferred, lad will appear
ta . the tune of which he has charge.
,
' W. ET AS. Editor presrat Week.
BBLDPORD TEACHERS' AlisTrrins
The County Institute convened in the
High School Defrartreent of the. Towanda
Graded School,: Monday, April 0, tit 1
o'clock r:
Thorigh . soinewhat of an innovation in.
this. county, Institutes at this time , of
the year are no longer an experiment, but
a sficeess elsewhere, and we felt that such
would be the case here if ttied.' Superin
tendent Keeney may justly feel much sat-,
isfaction that his efforts In behalf of , the
<muse Of edneatien at thi l / 4 s time, have been
r attended witli4tich succ*. We under
stand that about 160 teachers enrolled
1
their names.. 'lt has been r fortune to
'attend many institutes, as L member or
instructor, but seldom or never saw teach
er more, inters t, or evince
.mf re'of real desire to profit i by . , the exer
cises than at this session.
• •
• The principal-instrucror was Prof.. F.
Allen; of Mansfield, Pa:‘, who 'has so
often visited this county in such capacity,
and whose work 1 is t so well-known to
teachers andpeCple, that did -
mit, any description .orhis wor)
lOUs of ours, Would be
to'say tSoat, he nevertilli‘
His lecture at the. Court House, Wednes
day evening, on the subject, ".shat shall
We do with our boYs," was listened to .
with closest-attention, and could it be
read in every household, the rititry
would be far the better for it. Adding
thought in it was "Give the little . boya,
chance.',' Supt. Keeney,. Rev. Hallocl ,
Arinstiong,, I. S.. Crawford and G.: IV,‘
Ryan also instructed...
• On Thursday afternoon, Pr. •Johifll.
French, formerly', State Superintendent of
School 'Vermont, oti his way to Smith
Carolina, Called on" business with , Prof.
[Alen, and was persuaded to remain over
until next day and lecture in the evening.
lie h just conducted a very large Insti
to
ittsburg, and charts and ap
,parat scary to illu4rata hislecture,
. story,,—were an their way to'
his destination. These ''articles are so
"essential to a lecturer on this su x bject that
few would speak without them, \. yet the
subject was Ml4lO very interesting and
profitable. Friday rimming Dr. 'reach
attended the Institute and favored\ the
teachers with a half - hour of instruction
and advice. 4he •is
.a stranger to' the,
people of the county, we give below the
heads of his work; and hope ho may some '
•tiine *conduct an Institute in this' cc:4l*y,
for lieji.as few equalS in that capacity.
`The ni)thernaticians of the cOuntOvill
fuel acqUainted with him through hia:the-1
mein, 4- French's Binomial
'published by permission 'in Robinson's.
EleMentary Algebra :
I -
The : pupil must o, knn etb hag—
I. '4ead with the understanding, and
express thoughts with the understanding.-
11. Learn" tow to study.
111. 'Master each, point before i kairing
it. •
IV. Study for Iteeps,
V. Learn self-rel7e.
;oust •
The teacher
I. Give short lessoui
11. Give - lessons but ch
111. Assign next lesson
recitation. . •
\)
Won) hearAg
IV. Hear recitation befog
struction
V! Give only needed
VI. Make every,point. . •
VII. Gill baek new instr
MEW
VIII. Require topical recitations.
IX. Require written recitations daily.
X. Require tabulated outlines of all
sultjects.
SONOOL LAWS AND DECISIONS.
From Pennsylvania School Laws and
•
De.' , zisions; Section CXLII :
The State Srperintendent of Common
Schools shall cause to be prepared a new
grade of teachors'_ certificate, to be called
a permanent certificate,, which . shall be
-?tranted I)3i:him to practical teacher's hold- ,
iug profesgional certificates, ulpif the rec
ommendation of the board, or boards of
directorsi: 2 ; in whose employment the ap
"plicaut shall have taught for the three
preceding annual schciol terms, which
shall be countersigned .by the proper
County, city or 'borough superigtendeht
oflice when the application shall have
been made, and approved - after examina
tion, if they deem; it necessaiy, by a com
mittee of five teachers} a. part of whom
may be females, holding permanent cer- ,
titicatcs,•if there be so many holding stfCb(-
certificatesvtint if there be none, or not/a
sufficienefinniber of that oatle of tea6h
,
ors, the committee shall be, constituted
wholly or ifiiPart; 'as the case m s al he . ,of
teachers holding professional cert / ificates;
said committee to tie elected by ballet by
the members of the Teaehers' ,/ institiite,
at its annual session from-the fame
cogn
ty,'city orborough in Which' the appli=:,
cant resides at the time of/Making the
application; and ' such perinanent certifi- •
cats shall continue to be valid in such
county, city, or boroughi; unless forfeited-,
accordivg, to 'the .provisions 9(.this act;
and shall alsoentitletile • holder to teaeTt
•ohe.year i any other / county ; city or bo
rough, in teis C,onunonwealth, wittiont a
re-examination atthe end of whi h.time
it may he endorsed by the proper county,
city, or 'borough/superintendent, if from
,personal knowledge he deem it worthily
held, and it shall then confer upon' the
holcler the same rank and privileges as in
the•county, city or borough, where issued;
and such permanent certificate shall only.
- be - mutated Upon. complaint; duly Proven ,
of ineotepeteney, cruelty, negligence, or
immorality, made to the State SuPerin 7
tendeut of Common Schools by a county,
city; or borough supeztiatendent, and a
etimmittee of teachers elected andconsti
tlited as aforesaid;
•
.-
,
i ( No committee on teachers' certificate
should consent to investigate the case of
an applicant, until a recommendation in
his favor signed by the proper directors
and county snperintendent, in the torn(
required in thisidepartment, is presented
IT\
to diem. • No teacher can . aim legal ap
plication for a perima:nent. - ce ificate who
has tint taught " the . .three pr iding an
nual school terms,"
It is optional with the commit
iermanent certificates whether :tllO
amine applicant or pass thorn livitb
examination; bat in almost all caeca ft.
foriner practice w' 1 be found to -be most
satisfactoiy.
, :Wrtkr is the 'height of thic air that,
surrounds the 'earth? We find. ansirer4
ju our philoiophies varying from 40,relleS
to 200 runes.. Nearly all of the atmos
phere' is doubtless within 60. milts of the
earth, but wine ambient authorities claim
that, air, very much ritridel; exten4s 200
milepikomthe earth... •
crENTI.LIiEN,URNERS. AND
notanwunms or asinronn coves
AND ITICINITY4-11Wwwwidesteilwrimall
with L. T. littehard !as his Tharatablitea Ham.
t"DOCTOR LIVINGSTON. , "
To be at: my Stable end germ %till led number ofMures.
Mures. commencing MAT Ist , 1e.7. This Borst is
one of the finest and best bred MU country can
produce. II pedigree .trami through the best
horses old Mares in. Eng laika. He is a beautiful
ma togani black paints. fis ting mane and
tall, and In action perfect. He is only to be teen to
be admlred. Terms for Colt law. -
L. B.,ITIVGSIIIIET.
Towanda, Pa.
april,l2,
NOTICE..—The undersi ed 2 kay4
lag closed his business it Wysatiking. w.„
will proceed. Immediately to the settlement .his
whtch will be left at the store for ',nett
thirty days, la charge . of N-. L. Park, wh art.
'Merited to settle all accounts contal therein.
ft Is hOpeAl• that' ail - personi haylp • ttled ac
counts with me will accept of t invitation and
call and settle, and therefore aco deny unpleasint
riess that might arts from the nOetsdty of resort-
log to other means for collection. •
ER=
.April 5, 1877: . ' ' , G EO RGE SMITH.
WY
,) _............
lISINESS CHANGE AT WY
- SAHKING.-;-The Meyehandlse and General
Produce Rturlnetei fortnerl3l wiled on by George
Smith, will .hereafter be confirmed at the , same
mui t
place by George Smith and .".: L. park, u nder - nanae
of Smith & Park. - i I
Thanking our nume friends for past %Ira.
we oordiaßy Invite all to lextend the same liberal
patronage to the newarrn.! Cash will be paid for
all 'kinds of Farm Prodnee as' heretofore. and'
,Goods sold.as low 4 itanyatone In Northern Penn
"aylcanla. - , , , GEORGE SMITH,
lyTeaukliig„ Apr.„s l 4w. : N. L. PARK.
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. 111 _ 11 *.
Q-.CAN'T BE MA.DE'-. BY
99„'teery agent eeery.month In tie bust
t!itirsls we fur n ish, but those willing to work can eas
ily earn a dozen dollars a day right In their own
localities. Hare nq more room to explain heie.
Business plea - sant' and honorable.- Women, boys
and girls do - aswell as men. We will furnishyou
a complete Outfit free. The business pays 'better
than anything - else, We wilt bear expense of
starting you. — Particulars free. Write and see,
Farmers and tneclianles,!thelr sonsand daughters,
and all classes In need of paying work at home,
should write to us and learn all about the work at
once. Now is the time. Don't delay...?" Address
Timm SE qe,Aucosta, Maine. jan2.5,17..
a Week to.Agehts, po Outfit Pref.
Otl,l ;4: I .P. p. VICKERY, Adgusta, Maine.
VOR SALr.-- . New Seedling 'Pa
iatoe, , il thonwriber; can. be seen at the
Grtieery Store of ay. H. Decker Iforinerly C. B.
Pat .h, Whey eon st of four new varieties pur
eha*i a B. R. 'Sons .at their warehouse In
New York and wairgined , true ta name./ .
a E - Ter, Bushel.
Rotopton'S \ Stupris4;.'..—.... 11 50
litt.Wnell's Beauty • 2 00
200
Extra Early Vei t niOnt ' 2 00
aids •... _
\\
\
All the aixrre. k Os gave me the moit promising
results until last ear. When my whole crop was
neatly a total •fallti In quantity and slze especially,
he cause lielturiqui va nes of the potato beetle.
• 'I . q .N. Arat..l. D.ELPIJECIL:
I)esbeflUlN - ANT 1 2, ; 7 7 • 41, . ' . . :.-
.
: .
, .
ourz
PACITI ES
OUR FACI TIES
- ' OUR FACILITIES
ARE COMPLETE FO \ DOING •
ARE. COMPLETE FOI DOING
-, ARE COMPLETE . Fon fiQuici .
Fl RST4..IL ASS WORK,- . 1 -
.• FIRST•CL ASS WORK.;
. FIRST-CLASS WOR.K.\ \
PARK STREET, TOWA447I3tA.
PARK STREET, .TOWANpX.
PARK STREET, z TOWANDA.
'
L ' ‘
IVEW STOCK
. •
LI
.FINE TEAS ,AND COFFEES
COUNTRY. PRO.DUCE
0 'something—
.
4 TH.'S ' WA r, TOI3, • t • I
0 i •- S P It s IN G I SIT I'T 8 ,/
'43
/!fro to 9rd,r, .
givintr in-
AND WARO.NTED
J. L. Mci
Al\ E
XlAs ju t received a. 4,
:SEW /14.41 COMP ETE STOCK OF
•
• CLOT
\
GEN7TS' FDRNISiIING• . GOOD!
BATS; .
/.
lia Is p repared
_to furnish - to order, made to
measure, t:
_ i• •
SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS,
s BEST 'QUALITY S; LATEST STYLES,
. •
Ai\prires the most reatonableof any establiihmtne
in Towanda.- C'all and examine my stock. -
, •
• ;
Towaxlila, Pa t , April 5, 1877. y
•
Tux 'LITTLE STORE- 1 110IINS\x7 CORNER
li the best place ixTpsranqatolmy g ood
CIGARS AND - .TGBAtCQ, '
-at low rates: :Remember
,CRCUWB BLOCK, opposite COURT ROUST.
sum or T T,*"INDIAN SQUAW , .
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t o
) cit.
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Ner • 11.
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AT
FIRST NATIONAL'HANK, TOWANDA, ,PAL,
GiltAltD yittx iraltsuANcr. CO., of lolitlanal,
•
rtitzwix D UIJAt, Ltrr. , l2 , 4xilicAtier. Co!,
!!!
1 ,:. : sew. Atnetipmea*
\ET YOUR
• : ' JOB Wan
JOB WOR
- •t \ JOB WORK .
, \ pone at tht
\
: REP . TER' OF FICE.
. REP O TER _OFFICE..
REPOR ER OFFICE:
. . .
OF- GROCERIES I
,4.-
Choke selections of
.Fnr sale cheap
Civh,patd for allAtods of
At the cid - gaud of C. B. Patch
W. H. D7k ICER; JR
TowandaJ4flls,l=
AHoN,
T. TAILOR.
OPPOSITE
RT IVIDUSE SQUARE,
s;,c , &c.
J. Mc3lA RON'
e
Airitatx74
F . of HuttFird
•
11;0;000 Ktitirince $l4 ilves lu 11/0010 , 11 Co.
„ .
Yeb. 3, 1171.
131t0 A Di; N Y,
!quell of Woolen (1:4,1,4i, Tans', ho
.‘to
()A
osebsogoil for wool
'1%1 , 114* PA.
r •wivws._."., * nkt, ; :". :i
& PASSAGE ! .
Wltokale and "elan dealers In an wadi \
._.-3117\ICALJNSTRIMENTS
• •
• AND . •
• ,
(3 ET MUSIC, "
Invite the public to an
It..7hunut.
Continues to be the fayorite with Musicians. .and
wen sustains the high reputation earned. It is not
necessary to col into any extended description of
the Instrument, a its merits win he apparent to ail
on esandnation.
PARLOR VESTRY 'ORGAN
These tastraments aro celebrated the 'world over
for their remarkably.pereAnid bßlllaut
Which Is owlag to their famous Combination iltdo
Stops : Aeollne, Yes Humana. Plana, all of which
are separate and addlUonal sets of Reeds and Bars,
so arrangid as to admit of an almost endless variety
of orcttestral effects and beautiful coaktinauotts;
1 ,
EXTBAORDINAILT POWER,
AND WIDE& CONSTECC'I'ION AND FINISH.
-A1111011,1( the many Filte'nts oiraetl sad beet; bT t
bore firm. are
SE • DATE, SOLO SEMS,
• • DS , OCTAVE COUPLER,_
. =
NPNOVED VAL VES, ;
,PATENT CASES,
PIANO A.TTACHHENT,
•
:
v
c.
: • 1
\ Re offer sit onr Instru pi rata at tbl.
MIA guarantee them )nn y as represent
tikrelred by trateling gents, but com a
he :carters, where on aro sure of
wba Yott bargain for
4- ' / •
la7A7
Tok , luiEl
4seaftelL
\ •
]? / QN'T Y
GRE AD Y-MADE ][49THING
- • •
\_ •
-A,T TI-1E 'OI.;D STANDi
-
ia FIT
HIS PRICES ARE LOWER
. .
TIIA.7IANY bTIIER ESTABLISIIMENT
VMS SIDE OF THE OLD COUNTIiYI
. •
z. ~.
• .47 •
BOOIRT -.FOR
, .
AND GUARANTEED TO RE JUST
WHAT THEY ARE-RECORMENDED:
E
IN _THE . 40THING, LINE
FROM THE CHEAPEST TO . ,
'THE MOST COSTLY GARMiRTI
• •
j.
4. •
I=l
N.Y ATLT AND AUBSTA;NTIALLY MADE.
AT 114011 T 71./FeiCOST . OF MATERIALS ;
SPIN?
SPRIIO OVERCOATS,
:"I'AgTY-,I73I.I3RELLAS;'
BEST LINE OF FERNISIIING IIeOOEIS- •
EVEEOTFEIIED IN THIS MARKET!
My customary know that 1 mu
pgnidetNkpilLY - LOCATED IN 4 TOWANDA,
•
•
And they therefore ran no tisk of being chested
As In eases of isierely transient dealers, who never
4014141110 Warta 040 plaot.
. ' - • • .
IMIE
yorirsuls, Wirth ft, Ifrff
~,„......,„___-_.....„,,,„--;,_.
Ittamst AI l'iweik.---,-7,
NMI
IL
ME
Cot. Mali sust•Tin
- • .
11l
The eelehrsted
3fATHIISHEK:r.L..).To
we also bieveihe agency for
. •
•
Opsotiiocipsl i k
1. •
QUALITY OF' TONE I
ELEGANCE OF STYLE,
110L3IES & PASSAGE.
ES, 1 877
Also, that
Ells goods are always
•k comprises vverithing
A nice assortment of
BOW- CLOTHING,
And the
sNrticco.
A CANTOS ni TRH
=Thu iFEßitre
FITitITITIT#.?3 tyronyit
•
•
• . • -
The ludemplresit bap
c parebaiimi •statinihr
ake#t Of J. S. Ata.vir as a wffl I.eitp a •
• • \_
FULL STOCK OV
. -
~ GOOD 1 4 1YRNITMIE1
WHICH HE Low'
' • \
Mr. ALLYN may 8411 he found . at the
we wlll hava.cbarga,of t he ;
.I. • - •
•
tNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT:
of. their esish-
, .
All fusersli be• Conducted In good taste s add
the charges wlll bo.ressozolle. . •
Caietal attention trill be Coon to I
REPAIRING AND FRAME MAKING I
ilkowands; March 29, 18177.
EN "G OODS
WE ARE NOW READY WITH
A FULL STOCK OF FERND
TURE AT PRICES ~ P TO !SUIT
THE TIMES, ;OF ,/ 'OUR -OWN
MANUFACTURE; WHICH WE
INVITE YOU. TO CALL AND
EXAMINE - - • • .
D 'BELLOW&
lirmost figllfei,
"d. Donee be
\dtroctly to
Itlng just
12
STOCK aF • I7RTIKING
GOODS 0 .ANY I§lFa THIS
PART OF HE STATE, AND
OUR PRICES ARE AS .LOW AS
THE LOWEST.
OM
.
I .
. .
.. . •
WHEN 'IN• WANT, OF F ANY
THING! INV
1 T:
A' CALL
AT IT'
OF MAIN STRE
Towaids, Pa., Aprirs, 1877.
REMOVED! REMOVED
\ '
\ "
TRE,\ i. BO TON BOOT 4k SROE
STORE,
\pas
NO.. 3 rATTOI,TOL. f
Ty oone4l;eve.tr;
f t
We have on 1
. lapd a *ire stock ,of
FIRST-CLASS BOOTS & SH9kg
ASTONISHING LOW -PRICES
Conie so 4 ice and tie convinced.
\ •
All cci6 l
ds wartanted:as.reprimiOnted.-
OUR RTT9 : — STUDY TO . PLEAS;
AU illso4sWarrani,ed fitm
•
1
Boirctfully-Yonrs;
Mil
T0van44.1%, April IN 1177. \
.? r .
=I
N. P. HICKS,
Soceissor to J. S. ASP? &
BRIDGE-BT.. TOWANDA
TOR ,THE
SPRIG TRADE f
MI
EP THE LAMEST
OE
CB, LINE, GIVE tS
'EMEMBER THE
•
B OLD. STAND
J.l. FROST'S SONS.
Sawed:
,orod to
MAIN -sr.,
Long.
Which we will sail it
II
J. &\]af.'l3.ll:oJ4,l,EL.'
Mt!M!Mn
co . ml;api:ft -
-
KEW ABRANWMENT.,
ME
. •
Itte . desemmi
f
„ 'QCISRT,ISTO‘RIF,
es 11;etion
ivissient Ms inftelsi us Ito enlarges
oar nolo snit minskf :onesettes 'Pith • tun Iles of
CHOICE FAMILY GROOtRIES
r.tracuaszn\roa csAsn;
-Awl width will sold As low is ti
op Ds rweliased anywhere.
:Welteep am hand the
CHOICEST BRANDS
N • • - ,
\ , OF FAMILY F
\ _ 1
An goods
==113!!!
We sherteattntie the
BAKING. BUSINES
And our customers can proem
FRESH BREAM
FRESH .BISCUIT 4,
ROLLS, OAK,
• . Every day, as usual.
FILZING% ??I,ERB FOR he-4
PARTJRI3 A ;PECIALT
One Door
11•1
Towanda, March 15, 1877.
STEVENS Sc LONG .
1 - .
WHOIi,ESALE k, 11,
CHOICE 4MIL GRO
. te a • 4 f •
C,OI7NTILY PROOIICE,
GRAIN, &C.
\
, ;
Haring. &large and commodlotulstore Ire; are
. t' . • prepared at all times to carry
~. .a large stock.
, \ .
, CASH PAID OR BUTTER,
•
•1• s . .
.• ! -
i 1
GN _i_ I ,
. l I ANIAND Pit DUOR.
, c
•'I . \ :
\
\ - •
Or taken In exchange for goods. an :lowest onseb pri
ces. Otur long experience in the. Grocery Trade
gives us pe liar advantages In purchWing,..and as
we are not 'alone to tnake large pro ill, we flat
r enrstilves that, we can offer
, ' I
-
. . ..,.' . i .1
' . . \ T
.
;
arta TER - INDUCEMENTS O \
i 1. • • _ • 5'
NMI
Nnyerathstn any other establishment In Northern
Pennsylvania. -
•
•
STEVENS & LONG.
- CORNER MAIN k BRIDGE 8;
TO WASi uA, PA
kiia r S ' •
GROCERIES - FIROVISIONS
MoCIABE &IEDWARDS;
Cash dealers In all kinds of
GROCERIES it PROVISIONS
w_;
■
ONE. DOOIVNORT4I OF GOODING it apnrxt.
•
. •
Tcrwand July 7Ft, 4. 3 \
. •
cnick.27 Ware. .
B LACK'S CROCKERY S IRE
AT COST !
FULL_STOCK-GOOD GOODS-
MUST BE SOLBI
CROCKt RY,
CHINA,
GL gSWARE,
\BA :Y WApONB,
a Y
&.
At the old stand of
O.' .A.:/i3IIAC
Tomid*, August 3,1876
=I
quality
OUR,
boroogb
PM,
In
CS AND
=I
House
D. W. SC
a co
TAIL
Deakts In
I
Mil
11.
MEI
=I
111
.7td.*'.i***!:.4'' - E:
. .
MiSlll/11Y 1 1!".! \ •
WARS"
r
IL
• ..
Dealer bi
FINE AIKEA,Icia Alm twms
.0 914:1 4.111 D BILArKg VirATCIIRS;
•FryE awEERy.
SV'ERLIN,T - IfiILV'ER
SILVER PLATED WARE
CLOCER •
PROM Till ORRATIn.,:*O,THX,Bier.
GOLD, SILVER AND. STEEL
ppEcTitcLps & t4-k.; GLASSES.,
Oi dote aortic Dr.,Portpr Soil , ' Drag store,
31 . 111 . 4 Streei,. • : - •
TOWANDA, PA.,
Jane-73.
NEw JEWELRY STORE. .
W. A...ROCKWrik
El
QM
GOL
CLOCKS
And everything in the 11
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
11•1
'please give ua a call and exatalac ciui goods
Repaitill g4OLLO at the shorte 7 at notice
Dec. 12.1876
wagons' gta :Carriages.:
OW Is YOUR
OPPORTUNITY',
TO BUT
"I*
CARRIAGES
AND
WAGONS
MI
- BRirANT'S
-
Cheaper than, yoa : . will ever .again
have the opportunity of - sloing. •
I have a large. assortment of my
OWN MANUFA.CTtTRE,
Warranted' in every - particular, which
vdll
That - everybody can, afford to have
one of his own. .
SELL SO LQ.IiV
- I Also have , the sole agency in this
place of ' - • , •
OVIATT'S PATENT RUNNERS,
- • -
Atl i invention which. has come into
very general use all through the west.
- They give the best satisfaction
wberevere they have ben introduced
CALL AND EXAMINE THEM.
JAMES BRYANT.
Jan 6-76
W \ ; CARRIAGE vkACI'ORt
'o,pposite-the new Jail,
TOW4NpA, PENN,A.
,
a.
HENRY STITLEN
Respectfully annOuntes to hts (steads and . patr6ns,
tkat he bas built a`, ' \ • '
• 4141 Ci. elltalACq. FACI'OI‘I",
Where hew uanstantly keep oif4arid a full assoit
meta of
• '„),„s „;- •
PAMILT,..OAELES; . \
.
OP AND OPEN - BUGGIES;
PLATFORM wAgoNs, . •
• \
e of tilt
city styk
stage
Q:1
INSPEO
El=
ALL W'
Thankful
tended and
m►e.
REPAIRING ruowerth. ATTENDED TO.
weal:Duca, PRICES
HENRY STIiLEN.
itrinmita. dam It. 111.11.
litakma
ME
Also
MIMI
algoods,
P BARE,
W. A. ROCKWELL
IN
I \
CHEAP COAL
. .
.. . , . .
From a)id after July 1, I win. sell coal, lime, RC.,
for cash roily, and the price list will be corrected
monthly.; . 6
PEKE OF COAL TOE JCLY; PRE TON OF 2,0001hR,
-;
\ .
,)•• • AT THE TARE: ,
'Pittston S tove , o Chestnut and Furnace '0 00
x 4 4 Pei
i ..,. 3 50
Carbon . Run Lump • - • - 400
!: 6, \, 6 6 Smith • 300
Barclay : Mountain Lump ' . , . .3 50
6 5mith...... 7 -. .4. ........ 75
AllentolnLime lii bushel
~ ‘. 32
Lath 'fl 31' , , ' 225
'fair . {4 finahel i 0 , - t. ,40
Brick? M \ , • 0 . - ' 10 00
I am always prepared to .deliver purchases on
short notice at thausualprice•of delivery,'• -
I eta° tender my \ thanks:to - my many friends and
, elotners for thelevery liberal 'patronage In Jhe
pat and hope wader the new departure to make it to
their Interest to continue to buy-where they can
get the best goods for Male:sot money.:,,
Those who are indebted, to me will take notice
that I Must have money hr I\ean't buy for cash and
'pay ftelghts. They must settle - by the tint of Au
gust next.. \
Veiy Respectfully Yours, .
Y. -
• • °
Towatls,Tel I, 197 JAI.. lIIINN
5. . N • . '
...
e I
. ,
TiII' HCENTRAI \
VLS'
• The - undersigned ha'
ha, ißef3ioll
of the above hotel, respect patrorii\
ago, of his tad friends and ily:
augle.tf. •. ' eST.
F LgLL. Boil
rA~4
.....SDA ,
~ , aortx-stiL. . AN.\--... l'' -
. ,
Having leasedAb . le house,. Is now ready to mecum=
Maisie the travelling public. No pains nor expense
will be 'strafed to givesatisfactiougive hisn coil. `..to those who may
air North side of rublla ST arc, easi:of ifercnes
new block.'
MEADtB\ll,OlJ§i TOW DA,
444-,
corm - Ku:3lAm AND tintivoT. sTptis.„
The Horses, Halve* de o all guests of this
!Reuse, insured against \ los; r
by Firs, within:4'mq
extra charge.
A superior quallti f 1 \ English ' EtecrAle, just
reeelved. T. E. JIDAN,
,Towanda, Jan. 2-4'74. • \ "P prletor.
EAGLE - HOTEL, • •
rI
•
- . ANDA, PA.
TOW
A.the 'comer At Conrt and Elver-sts.,`direitly ,
he vicinity and south of the Court lio ‘ utle• 4
. •
JOHN HI,TRIT E, PitoruntrOlL
The a , • house hue beeti reofunitshed and \re
.fitted., and s now open to the traveling public.
?holler will t all times be supplied with the uo he
of liquor s.. ,'• stidding attached tolhe pretulse, ,
Bmrdess by the ay or Week accommodated.
'Hay 10, 18714 ! ' 'JOHN nutting.
•
=Mitwiz&
px. HIGHEST
_II 6 ORS
3: • Talt • - . •
, • ,
EXII ; TIONt
Thi:Jud%istinaohniuldy recommend tie MEN.,
!MUSSON PIANOS for the DIPL AOP
HONOR •AND EDAI. OP ,MERITS' • ins
Makin 'haircut mat anima soperica. -
Pain*" van STriz T
• I . , •11ra8T•Oz.iiiit IssriralssTs.
• . •
$6OO. for 5256.- $lOOO ,e 650 fors27s;
V7oolOr UK for $750 for *3251
11807'fcii V 59; - $450. 1000 for $400;
CIO cOmmisfsios To,Adirro,
NO DISCOUNTS TO rgotcifnts.
- ‘• , IIO.DEVTATION`,iI9 E.
THE mEsnzuftirs Grand; Sqbare. and Ets•
sight,Planos Contain *doable paUrnts and impleere •
racists never before introduced. •
- NATIEV:iffEIVB NVW. PATENT. DUPLEX .
QVAERSTRUNG EICALX. b the. greatest arlTance
in the history of plant ;matins. ppolOtlng the
-meat rotonishlng prover:; richness and . depth of
tone. and a sustaining slnglag spialltyliever before
aitalned„ being a "Grand Plano In a Square Ease."
TIIE NEN DEL&SOHN upluoirrs aro the
,Bneatin,Azieriers... They are. irs.sdionneed 11WtPl;
zoos of the Future." • , . •
MAN:EFACTONY AND WAItEItOO9D:
Nos. 480. 4EI, 494; 496 and 49/1 West ••rifth Ptreet.
NOs. 898, 1&i. 862, 164. SeS and 81010th Menke.
• PIANOS SET OAT TRIAL; , \' '
Iltustraied and descllitiyp Oat*lotto) mailed. free.
. ,
NENDFLSSONN
' Busurrtss Orexcr.
No. 56 Broadw4s,'New-lroik.
; '
t.- • • - „ , •
lASONiIfAMLINMIGANS
Wit ASSIGNED
•
FIRST .RAII
\CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION.
They .iits the only imtrPmenpi of the elm •
assigned .trst z 1114- • -
- L. B. POWELL,
wionitns Aienitse. leeirsinton4lll6.
13 THE GEPtLIAL
.Ati,EHT,FOIII'HE
MASON AN±I . IIA2ALMir ORGANS. •
and has constantly hi istocli, at. his spacious
..iiareroOms. a full 'inert thi ~e‘celebrated in- •
stßefore t urehrting, fend to hisofor
prices, ' convinced that a 3iaaorc' Lea
nAMLIN OMAN COOS no more than the'price
usually obtained for an isferior instrument.
PRIM RANGE rfttx66o T 04 1 4200.
.11r.9Powell also .l:C*3 a carefully selected .
stock of •
CHICKEitiNa. .PIANOS,
EDE LEAD
Era PU.NO3 OP ins WORLD
Ruyiag thesePiaqms itt lat, ..quantities, he
is able to °Mir extra ifaueementa to viral:U.l T
er:L. A Chicker:ng Piano dues act cost twice as
much as the very poorest Piano, made, and is
. WORTH .TEN,.. TIMES AS ]SUCH
for actual are
Eatable Agents Wated Ever7here:
CATAID3Ui3 ANO - PRICE-USTS MA!II4 44.
Scranton, PS, 'March Z, 1877
iSitilii . PIANOS., FOR $250.--:
i 1 4 ) , NJ NJ And all other styles int - he same-pro
p"rtion. Including Grand, ....Spuare.anti Upright—
allfferf-c/ciss--sold dlaect to the people at factory
'rice*. • No agents; no commissions.; no discounts.
\ hese Pianos made obe, of the ifluest - ,d i..plays at the
Centennial Exhibition, - and I were unanimously
retcpmended 'foe. the - 11toirEsv HOXOII.S. Nei ,, '
lianttfactoryne Of the largOst end finest in the
world. c The Square Grands contain ."..,futhushers
new patent Duplex tiverstrUng ?Scale; the greatest
ftnpreveMent in the histOry of plank. Making. The
Uprights re the finest in, America. Don't, fail to
I \l
write for 1. ustrated-and Descriptive catalogue,—
mailed free. . , .
- fEN'OrSTION rIANO CO.. -
apr.l9 •..• , \ - N0..56 Broadway, li• Y.
•
.PIANOS,• NOD ORGANS: --w. F..
„I NINON will any Plano orOrganhsade
this country at panic. glees:
I pay no rent, and no clerks, and buy all In
0-Lunen tzi' avbottom eas wices, and, will' Sell as
row as any other_ inan..P ties wishiuk purchase
will please send fur Catalog es and prices before
buying elsewhere. Add; —s NYNON.
Eirrdra, N. T..
• • _ .
MIES
;HENRY -.MEI:LC:U:Ii;
SULLIVAN ANTIIRAC'ITE . •
Dealer in
ANTHRACITE /NO
COAL,
CORNER PARK AND Rtytti..-sTntErs, TOWANDA
YARD PR,logopAsro.
AItiTTIRA.CITE.
\G
S.TstivE
PEts '
• ;
• \ 'SULLIVANN
ATIIRACZ
\ •
• 4 fir
. • 4 50
aOO.
EGG
. .
•.• - . .
. . .
oal screened, anAdelfvered to any part of th e
Biro', adding cartage - to the above prices. -Ant.
9ILDERS MOST 1.1.6. ACISOMPANVED 'BY SIM C.A.511.;
TOWalida, Jan 5, 1877:
COAL;
MI
COAL,-.,' .
, •
. Weteep on hand at our yard all sluts of Pittston
and Wllkks Barre coal. and Loyal Sock coal, from
the Flulllvan County : alines. Also, Barr'at Lump
and Smith. • "
.
We 'keep the best quality of Ltma, lr and Ce
ment, Brick and Plaster, all or which we , will sell
at bottom prices.
` PIERCE .& SCOTT.
Towanda - karlst,lB76
lIIEMI
Fpunivs
':OLD CASH \. DRUG STORE E ,
•-• ci4i'm Mists andrumr ;T
istri.y#l7anic pa. - s.
lEstalddifbaliwir IsSlKWer ' Oa CallOgrNa s
Illrbalailailia itatianeakala . .
DRUGS t • MEDWII4FES; \ CHEMICAL% •
- ACIDS, DIrpoSTUPFS,AI OLD E, -.
PICIIVIIIMII, TOILET AND FANCY GOODS, .
'SPONGES, BEDS/ S, DRACkSA TRUSsES •
SoAis, Couss, - PaxAbss, If 411 A DVAs, \
1, ; SKIN;; and HAIR PEE PAIIATIONS, - -
. : . w RAZORS ; POCKIT-ILSIYEs '•, • _ -. P
lIET-BOOKS AND POUT-MONNAIEs, ' .
~ • lACADDIr. aniI4oOPCII SISUPp, -, '
. - 7
PION AIND DOSIESPIC CIOASS, \ - - '
- GARD ~ F IELD AllLowEn SEEDS, , , I
Pure WI "and Lignors, o edielajd Purposes y, i
t.T t
BoTAInc,Ec wilt** Honor ATILICRE.4.E.DIXE, s ',
' And all Ina popelar Patent Media:lea. -• . \
SUPIVIZTJ6DS, 8 619INSOUIT.S, BisisasT Pumes, • \
• - IKIM/4M ..NI MX. BILKLILS /11 •SHILLDS, .
"lelviestna B Es, TZILTIIING Emus, ,
.. -
SYRDDINS, /61,..P..1. 8; URINALS, T1iZt:11631.11.-
,- I*RIL.E4Iin 11Procirmais, kc.
--. KEROSENE COAL OIL.-
: • - WICKS,. CHIMNEY "BATH ERICK..
SPERM, LARD, WIJAL , NEAT'S Pf.Atf,
TANNER'S, AND MA ' INEDILS;
ALconot., AND SrLain3 P..plr.Nirsx, -
Sash,Pa(ni, Varnish ? White sh; Cagnier,
- !form,. Marie, ;Shoe, ;S:pru bing, -
- And-41 kind of b'rushi
,
WINDOW: AND Ili - PICTURE et
4. •. of allydz4 '- -
PETE :LINSEED OIL, PAIIS. - TS I PUTTY, mit.
../ VARINTISII.• t. ''.--.•
• 'READY IftEED PAINTS.: --•
. . OP ANY DESIRED COLOR,_, • c,.
BY THE P011!..,tD, PINT Oft DALLON,
DROLTNIS IN OIL OEVARNISFL , •
AND DRY CapOltS.ol? ALL lIITES. '-. l •
All, articles tfOraqed as , r epresented,.
: -
Preset-10ms carefully Compounded it all hours
of do and night. Open Sundays for Preset - 1-01,m$
Lion 9 te:Nr, A.,114.. U to I , and 5 to 6, P.11.-{may1375,,-
.Ar"T I-1A Ilt V I GO,R;
GRAY HAIR TO ITS NATURAL VITALITY
A dressing irbith is ai once agreeable, healtbi,
~ • .
antleffeetus! ler . preserving the half. Faded' or
gray b ait te'loort restored I color, with
the gloss and freshness of youth. Thin . -hair 13.
thickened, laiilug hair checked, and taidnels.
ten, though not always, eureil by Its nee. Nothing.
eau restore the halr'where the follicles are d
osi t or the gland* atrophied and decayell, tut such
is remain can be Saved for usefulness by' thls ap::\
plkation. Instead of fooling Ole' hatr.witA a pasty-
milli:tient, It will keep - it - Clan and.viroi l ous. Its
occasional use willpreveht the hilT from iiirting,
gray or falling off, and consegnentty prevent 1.a1,1.: .
I neis. Free from those deleterious sub,siances
• which make some preparations dangeroux, and in.
juri t ias to the hair, the Vigor can only benefit
harm it. if wanted.merely for a:
.tithing else can !.,e'tour.d ..so desirable. * Contain.
ing adoer oil nor dye, lt'does not soll s white cam..
brie, and yetlasts long on the hair, giving It a rich
,glossy, lustre, and a-iratetulxperfutue.:
DR. J. C. AYER: .1. CO., tpwELT.,. 3.f.Nss.;
.Prat.ical and Analyeal .
SOLD 1W ALL ,DEL'GGIS'TS WITERT
]a .4-77. .•
. , .
puß - Lic . NOTICE. --/- I jOHN-1
... - - , I
. :If AN ti A 3, being a Biaeksfnith by trod., - hid
often felt the Want of some awaits whereby I could. ,
soften Iron at the forge, :so tbit I cpnld work fl, at , " -
a better - advabtage: lids luilucvd me toinake many
-experiments a it h different antis toners W'hich offer,d .
• the best prospects of sueck'ss,. It was- on one .of
these occasions that-I disifoveted '
~ , , • .
.-.• • . .
till; WONDERFUL I:FF . ECTS Or ELECIRO
:".: ' .
SILICON UPON HI.7'IIAN - ‘ 4 T'sTE3
2/ .
. I had ax'efect in,three -Of tux. finger's„srhich were -
bent or shut up laxity- hand- in such .a mintier by '''-
the cositroctisti . orthe cords, that they were very •
troublesome tome InUrry daily avikation. • I could
not - handle ofiX tools as • I wio - hed, and ofscu .
thought that l i iiould have.them ctit'ott to get therm .
out of niy•-way'.. I had used everything that offered •• '
any hope of rellef,*but all to no effect. Welt, 1 sat, .
I was workfog with Electra Sil'con at the-forge, •
-and of coume could not prevent its coming 14 ,cous
tact with my hands: - .
I took
,no notice of the effect It had . produced, •
untilpne - day .wishing to use a heavy hamiper, I
. grasped It with my crooked hand, and much to my
surprise I found my crooked fingers . strakghten. . ' •
ant, and • I had as, much use or them a,•,e.v'er. I. :
ouTil hardly believe ray eyes,- I- shouted nly hand to
wife`lind fitfully, and' a general reipicing was . ,...
th result, . .
T ie. question now W. 38, What had,passlneeil this
wontihsful effect? FV..! 17 :jet . was recalled, and after -
a long 3nd careful, investigatlori,-I-at Last male up'_ -
my ruiad-that thy.good'fortuxte had been cussed 4 :•• •
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My neat step was to discover .sonie'vticalts. by
I-could combine-this wooderhWsubstance so,, '
that everybody could uselt. I made diligent search
thkugh et'crytoook - triat I thought would thrusi „any
if L upon the subject. 'and at- last. Ain a very old•
medical book, I' (Mind .4 way by which I could do it:,
Tha 'reitliyas perfcetlysatisfactory, and I Ins
able to make a lief inei#, tl* like the world has •
• never seen before.! •I now began to Mok;abeut me'
f r cases to try, the effert.of it on others, , •
neighoor . living about a thlfeafrem my• .
shop who had-a lame knee, caused byithe cords be- .
,Ing contracted by rheumatism. I -sen Elm
. as bottle .
of ELEcruo.stLicoN LINIM.F.h7T, and"-told' -
klut to use it thoroughly. Me did so. and at the end
...of three months he -whs-able . to throw hsidell6tane
-and Walk to my shop apparently as well as . ever. It "
had worked just as It did apparently
my ease. 7.
PROD Ur' IX A PERPEC T C RE !
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I gave It to other of my neighbors and friends, for
miles around. who were suferinglrein
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SWELLED LIMBS, •
RI#ITMATISM,; - NEITRALGIA,
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ALL OF *IIICI.I IT; CURED *FrlfOrt - A.NT
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HEST DE GOOD FOR THE florist,
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cation,: In all external cll6tlnses.ocnurting In that
noble animal. . - , .
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pany. Otnee, Street, New York,
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\HISTORY OP VIE UNITED STA"TE4'.
Front the dli;etirery preeedfd 14- II qetCh.
.of the\ pre-nlstorle 'Teri and 4g o or . th e a r' nd
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- Tully Mutts with Original de•kiglle. to be
pleto In four 'pin es, large octavo. 7,90 lage§ e3e—
Seittmer, Armstrong k. Co., publishers, 743 7.! 5 ,
Broadway, New York. . • • \
Fat Infortnation *tares; - \ •
MATTESON lc Judson,-General Agents,
1707 CAtestnut St_ Ptills.lol l r 3 -
Or M. 8„ CON FRS. Agent for Northern renn•
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