U
should be considered the education. First
in importance is the kno , Aedge of one's
self. The etmsciousnessof the personali
ty is in proportion to self.knoulcdge, and
without that. consniousuess.therii. is no re
liable'strength. This knottledge of self
mutt: be thorough and etimidcte. ,The
restitf the education
. shoilld iielude the
• t rue,. the beautiful and the go d. One of
the'principal . suppotts of this Character is
.meritul discipline. There should be a
pnwer of attentirn that to its the mind in
the subject. Is • uch a cl•aracter a mere
c:linora ? It is not. Not only is such a
character attainable, but there are, many
etntinilesof it. to-day, even in our (inn
laud. While such a charact6r may, by
tbe masses, be considered unattainable in
=
Ell
El
t 4 , lI.T.tOT
V.l. 4
pl.:,,her (f the
,:I-sv 111 :ipreas
Li ),m, El:1(6r
=, v-, P.
013raettr
zin,4 at the
.w ? •:.:ciu ;tr.
6: & f the lib-
MEM
Ilts completeness,y.it certain in its cle
iitcnts the character of every true; citix_n
sltould cmoby. If •Christianity *ill not
be accepted, there must at least be - go)11
diorals 4 in a high sense of duty. Integrity
the age eettinirls in character and in life.
:',lome.mver, Iran have a purrose—a
rohle life purrose: The "single eye" is
time ncret of gr...!qtrmeis ; the constant re-
er is in
it cantlit yC
of
Will admit
.r. 3! .; la:
IC Very Cell
i:~di[~~~u~t'
of the ch3r-
nuouler,uce of the end ; purpose generat
ing celi ii . the action del e?opin.E; the par.
d:ver,,ity of effort but unity of de.:
sigo ; not I ;tor fu: lucre, cou:U:steney but
r: tin. I. m
aceoplished the
„liftD
ft is
eor.sis'eut vclD : let The purpose snould be
c ... cry thought, :141 every thought in
tQ
(4 11.12 c
A i 7(.. 11
811121
cions ui 13::s
~i
tru-l.t'C. ti
1;t:, an:l it"
file purpose—a mystic anion.
A high purpose gives decision of char
acter and tirrine.s, of wi;I; too Vital to be
cxpresiefl'in verbal resolutions- iinel
ri solutions are empty -words.
The character which we have given in
oatiillo is the true glory of I he - individuA
and in proporticn to its generality :is the
elluz:nee. of the Nation. The
ftmt.d.ttion of true Democracy is in the
ers, a dity of the individual citi
us. 'lt is the co:r , eiousgieatoessof the
eitiaens which eon.htitnes the true great-
INEM
tLc
:4 -Nu}
IV IS
14)
td:,tis(ac,,
;s:':: rya z . l i,-per
1:;
10 - •
ly
MEI
. I-
It i s 1,1. e a
i ;.l. u,.•c 4.
of the Nation. As from the aggre
: ! , ated voiiti:uns ; , ini deeds Of the individa
al is mule his chmacter, so the national
• character from the people. Wlmt is the .
fonndation of %ropily achievement and
di;: ; nitied preferment'Y longer is it the
inn.tre pk,wer of ready mapulation, the
tiiihsand graces of style, -verbosity in le
-1
Luigitf.fe, anclaciity and skill in wire
but it is eliai-acter: the well-knit
sutra iat ininhood. It is the
t hne noW when a tuan of inthe nee must be
;vita n of ecalsiderable czeclknee; and he is
rTiterc, it
the of
IMIiIII/MI
1 1, 1 , 11":111 ;Ili
kuily
n.i1.1:~
=1
a:al iaa':;~^rr
t ; tL • i;cru
)n, tic hrui-
e. Ilt..ci:l.:l:r!H
1 to , tree I'ltrlet fvr - the consistent Christian
T nwn ',ln:ranter Ihn
NENE=
‘l,qlic tit, of tbr , virtu qui citizcn ur tin:
d furl ~ w cr r , C Chri.,t.
of hi
1
TEE TEACIIER'6' RESPONSIBILITY
al:::,1 ;~,,..~
11 , P4CaChur cases , ',' f.n-nt tZ‘o_ high nn
c:-timate of I , is Next tb
paz•ettt lie i'XlA. , tt (1 togi
to the cliaraetcr.
not aiin ;earls ligiun, u.,r to in
qnire ininnttl . ; hit° the morals of his
selesil, yet ht• nntvt c,f neeessit y - wield an
itilluehee 1.....,y0ntl the mein drill of the re-
ti Co %it
~ , "i~a uc.Y.
C.;e
v,tl
-
111.11
is
eitathm hour, in matters of industiy,
honor, Ivlope:mice, cheerfulness, and
hne."Much more than the parent is the
t , a!her ex acted akin the intellect
ual pow - ors and th•termine the life scholar-.
ship of our ;conch. Whether the pupil
hams ti . ; love study, and fotini a habit of
investigating , truth which will prove • a
lifelong advantage, depends upon the
tact and enthusiasm of his instructors.
The responsibility. which the teacher as
sumes is nothing less than the awakening
of attention in many. a stupid mind, the
making of study a pleasure rather than.a
drudgery, the promoting of studious hab r
its that still heyeind the
;:chooli-room, and the suggesting of the
hest ends to which intimledge can be ap
. Oied irr futmelife. To gain the friend
sh;p_of our seh•olars and the approbation
of their paret,ts, to bless our country with
he'ti r citi; ens, ;awl to ladn rat Inn .thou
; "Iteter in bui,Umg up the kingdom of
ituaven, are certainly very important
lists, and worthy of set eonsidera
ti n bpnne they are undertaken. When
a l ostunister enters upon his ince, he is
required to give7brAids ph!dging himself,
14 , the faithful performance of his duties;
but he only handles our letters containing
s:uiuus mes:ages of busiuess or of love,
pur . 7'.y
t:i:lc
Of r.ol`,l::ilaS
(":,:ait:•tor ti
:t:.t , )...:i. • It k
purl). st.,
to ',table till
6 el,araCter is
itp. It is the
Thcro
Crl(ciiixi,,ti
freg: • ,id
tw,vard -
!e.
:ti taf`l.ain ::
EEC=
r
ita r? ~r~
, l , rws, nl ;Tree;
i:i lii;'ia. : ~:c
-,vhat
iclts c•C
o ,:e --;1
it t.l it i
crsz.::, cl
I=
ty in its tt lxdo-
mil what cau the tick of leis blmider-
c] . 1 . :1* oth-
f,..w is a,
in 4 4;shonesty. compared to thi:t u tmit
,nagcment who has :charge of
the intellea and character, ti.t• happ'.lvAis
and immtuta culture of our youth.
fr(1111 IL 11(11.1,
to v.
Atz cen ; i:li:::ation of the teacher); re
~l m !b li;y t:ouh.l lesse,n the tunaber of
al wt, oar public schools. Many
that think seln - K , l l teaching an easier or
none' gi;l - 411 ocenpati , ;t2 than manual la
b ir, would he wiser if they reflected that
the wet k of the teacher is not confined to
tie Lours drill of the school-room,
and that the harde.t WO! lc is not al[ways
lad or, but that nevet-flap , ing head
;.q4l-beait cow.cientious
t. achcr aCeomplishes under a deep sense
orb aer-unt,:bility. Thoughtful teacherS
Itll ts
Yo , .t ?•:, k
s wilzt.Rtt.l
st , l w:Lli
Itz i la
•rv•tr. of pow or
t s tiny
it, ft:oc r,
;;;...“1 C IT:e
tin}
Y , u
t;:e
1 .
Viiii•cti it
( . :::4 . 1' ti.t• :C!'4‘ 01 rotas to Sat e
:ivt;,•is. or t 6 'lncome the pets ‘)c
to bear leproa.lies front the.
`9:t11.1
and somi.!inle.s ti> 114,.t o seyer
o4t v.c)ik for liii
,l r pay athl icy glatittple.
MEM
4 , 11. In
aspir;: t t for r:cmii,ty might perhaps
app l 2,- at a miltinor's shop bat tut
WI:: Is
t 11:e
c, , 11111:• , ;.• n cf
e icufi., t tt(' Sen., a teacher's'. oat
fhat Itc shoul.l
certitii :t*.e, iii . tli:tt
t11:2 t.c t acTuyilitaliet• with text I;noks
A,eif equip hita for his high of
hat t,,—
r:C;#,j
.ia' t?~i~ L . ti
(.I't n
111 1 , 1 ,i,1t '0 .14
He gratit::
c. t ItiL u-t lie elti - nmi-Adation of
MEE
j:tst cnon::11
c‘:ami,,ing officer, and ,Wore.
Ile ill :drive to be thorough in all the
preserih t d studies. and in many others
that would furnish - hint with a broad eul
; tare and increase his usefulness in the
1 5r1,,,01-rout:. 'With a kmea lede of plants,-
:1111 long, and bit d•s, the teacher of a sum
, twee scheo , l might ramble a field with her
; ,f a noon time, and have an hour
! of profit anti fun tottether.. 1 knowledge
! •poltical economy or ; of general litera
; tate would make many a teacher master
or the situation, who it het wise stammtirs
; w ith (110).m:is:me - at when some enquir-
Mg schol - kr springs a question, upon him
of the .ilitinary text btoks. The
! tine teacher will come to a - Cimseitmsuess
; that something More is required of him
than teaelim2 sei!•nee : he 'must teach
gor,Rl manners, industry, integrity; and
t tO teach them hest, he must possess
Vann In his oar character. Ilc will re
quire 'crave of himself the second term
than thettirst, and at the close of each day
term gill probe himself with searching
" laye I seemed good order ?"
; !lard I the affection of my pu
pils:'",”lltri 1 raising the standard of
scholarship ?"
I r should be borne in mind that parents
and school officers feel a resPnnsibility in
tict'imittat ing bet screen candidates. Justice
the children compels them, to select the
hest teachers. Farms that might be
Ia in whet- neighborly ways cannot be
shown here, a 1:•1 many times the school'
othcer is painfully obliged to refuse, the
application of an incompetent candidate,
; even when the ease •is most urgently
pressed by injudicious friends.. It will oc
casionally bap' en, that the best Scholar
; will be very unfit for the teachers proles
i skin, through want of ability to govern a
; reboot ; and, sometimes a candidate who
has the test of intentions, has neitherlhe
merit of good scholarship or of governing
; force. In such cases let us be emeriti Lox
we qnestito the - officer's decision, remern
i bering that he mast meet his responsibili
ty as a protector of the educational inter
! esti:: of his district, J. H. NAso.N..
; East Smithfield, kpril, 1679.
1.111
that. ti,:v
11=1E=USI
!I'fl.t
I - 11..lays in
of !Ile‘ivvliett
I.t, httt it i.
kiimohy iu
,nte:lict, nu'
of at
Now it is evi-
Tiltent o f 'uny
une- , ,i(lol
lla:a.•ter-- - -Iht
is,
c oar
; ti eV are
EIEBSI=k
111 , iip tilt, a
tl:Tzandzi give
e: , ' , ";L:1:1 they are
e lwrfeetion of
vtl with
erci:..e. of ali
lAck:
rlte v;p 7
cLant.acr. Thd
- is T..;:rfect men
character the
111:1,11tave of
lity is thv Cmin-
dolt the means
.ym:nctri-
wll,ll nii:fd iu
state of cunt
au untitte de
ur the' rniuti
:1-ticity of
I.ilf.nses the tip
botitative
t Fates • the -1,
ISEM
nnorly
etutirit bverttseai s.
ALL AND - SEE ITS
AT Tpr.
DELEVAN HOUSE, ALMIRA,,N. Y.
Oppostto tho Depot.
C. T. S4ITII. • -
Viquierly of t 4.) ‘l'sr.f House. Tarands;Pa.,.
GERATY 4: 'A - 19.RREL,.. - . -,i -
, .
. . CRAtiAlieilcui ish7.l .
W 110 LES ALE. P. 11,1 1 -6 GISTS
•• 4- a .
D111101;148.6tINVIZIE 6 , 'PATENT .11EINCLNE5
i — VA, Linz. STRILILT, •
Feb. 2578. ELill.l.A, Nei„,r
JAS. WALKER,
3JG Flint Water Street,
ELMIRA, N. Y,
PRACTICAL PLUMBERS,
STEAM .t GAS. FITTER'S
I: ,, sidences and Pnbite fitted with. hot
and odd Water. 5101/11 litl:s . :1112 Direrr Ur Lai
reel I:will/lion.
A full supply or Gas I , l::::threA. njctl (flohe•, &c.
Patent nut twrs; Anglo :out Cheek V. Jvea
Water and Strata Gua:zes, I run an 4 Lgat.l 1.41 , w,
and a full supply of Straus Illtingb.
Estiinate9Promptiy Given.
Elmira, V., May 13, 157.4
_ .
' L ADIES AND GENTS,
Bend your
FADED DRESSES, COATS, 01/JA2 Y ARTICLE
. it.T NEEDS CLEANING 01 :DYEING,
To us. We %sill
GIVE SATISFACTION OIL •PAY YOU THE
ENTS.
*WM. !-ROBERTS'
CELTAiI; , ATET) Wirk: s CLEANSINI;
431, 123 WATV.Ii-tiT.,
ELMII:A, N. V.
Established 1855
. .11Q , Work returmd C. O. P.. 11 expre.,.% if dr
stmt. may3o.
WOODEN
WATER 19PE
•
AND
CHAIN PUMP iru BING
The moMrslaned havlng resunlMl Nis:m..sM lit,
old place, 1., now ready t , 1,111.1k1y ' , armors, Tanner y ,
arol all otlmrs In inanl of Pile•, with a
SL:PEiIIoIL ARTICLE,
AT PRICES TO SUIT TIIE.TIMES
A. )ifITKOT,
vin , cessor to I. S. Iloi%utr.,,Elintru.)
122 R. R. Ave., Elmira, N. Y.
Elmira. ;Vinto 10, 175
•
SPRING OF 1879.
•
•
T
4 ROSE.NBAU3I S: SONS,
•
; •
201 EAST WATER-ST.,
.!; Rathlion !loose ' a
1:I..311111, N. Y.
Desiri to intone th-ir to in)* vitriol's and rk kind,
and entnitici: that tt Cy.
n ill hoveup.l Iv A Mitt. ist for hiSocrtion, tin
largest, floctt ;old as,oriondiL of
MIL LINEI:I' GOOD . S. .
Ever in this city. to whirl' we invite atten
tii,n. tl.tr vast reci,r4l for fair dualitig must ?Teak
for its this i,easoo.
A rad s“iirited, and satisfaction gum:oar:o In
'eNely case. 4
REIIENWEI: . TIIE :'[.ACE.
•
_ 291 EAST WATER STREET,
NEW FORK.
March 1:).1S7IP,
GIIAN'I7 & DEWATERS,
•
'WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
I:ErIEMI'fI
Agricultural Implements,
FIRST-CLASS 'WAGONS,
L
TOP AND OPEN DIJOGIES
.
FARM dr, PLATFORM WAGONS
PHAETONS; &c,
mow Ens AND REAPERS,
SELKY•IIAY RAKES, &c.
MOWING MACHINE' SECTIONS
AND KNIVES TO FIT
• •L
ALL MACHINES.
160 LA•Ii:F.STREET, ELMIRA, N. Y
513 y 23, 1x79
111
M. KENT
Wholesale aaterlic ?tail
EMEIENE
01.10`1 1 1-lING-
1221125
Gouts' Furnishing Goods,
o
133 EAST WATER STREET,
1- I
LORING BLOCK, ELMIRA.
Elmira, . N.Y. June 11, 1578
CRAY'S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
TRADE MARK. The treat TRADE R_RK.
.
ENGI.ItiII
Remedy . ,
•
Will
prompuy &
„,
radically, cure
.any & e very cam
of Nerro e us
tA try k Wmicoevi, .
• 4 4 +. ' ,iesntt of trlls. "
crction.excess •
Before Taklllgoverwork of The A A. _e n ,
• brain & tiervonsJaHalr
system ; Is perfectly harmless. acts like magic, amt.
has teen extenslvelym.ed for over - thirty years
with great success. iftZ^Full particulars In our
pamphlet, which we desirt to send free by mall to'
every our.. in- Tim S'peclfle Medicine Is sold by
all druggists at 7,k l per packagJ. or sir packages fur
;11, or will be sent free by mall Oireceipt of the
money by whirrs:ol,g
TAKE Gull( MEDICINE CO.,
No.o Mechanics' Block. I)r:rico:T. Micrt.
gw_Seld to TPviran.lik by C. T. HIII.IIY. and 'by
druggists everywhere: Johnston. Holloway C 0. ,&
wholesale agents, [April 10, lsfk-} l.
==l
M E . Rosenfiald's
TEOPIIIefOR.
TIP ENT Y,lfYie7ll G RAND ANNUAL
SPRINWOF 1879.
MEN'S, lIDYS' AND. CELL-
SPRING AND SLIMMEIL CLOTHING,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS:
of tie Neatest and nest styles, and at the lowest
I beg to call the attention of our m niters tt ey
\MA a nubby stilt for their little bop., le Kilt and
titl otber.styles; please Intlt on no:.
C A'L 1. AND, EX AMIN I: BEFORE A.S..
INC) ELSEWHERE.
M. E. ROSENFIELD.
Towanda, March
GREAT BARGAINS!
J..DOUTRICTI,
MEICHANT TAYLOR,
GOODS JUST ARRIVED.
Fine Cherint,,,
OVEI:COATI,N (1 S,
M=
rrirAtt Itutiwctlota of cur stock will couvltico the
utast rua+ttaiuils.
Dated 4iCt. `. 2l. 1576
JACOBS
SPRING & SUMMER
CLOTHING!
BEEN EQUALLED BEFORE IN
Quality or Low Prices
PLEASE CALL &' EXAMINE
lIE SELLS FOIL CA:6II 11): I) NVILL NUT 1E
MEDICAL ELFC',III.ICITYI
.J
==l
CCItES.
Her intreaaed knowledge 'makes her
to treat 'warty all diseases iiieldeut to our race
SPECIAL ATTENTIUN I 5 l/IVIE:NTO ptritz:.
Feverr,
Appeplety, .; -
Inflammation of the Estes,
, Quinsy,
Croup,
Pneumonia, •
Pleurisy, • .
Inflammation cf the Liver,
Inflammatory ithentnatism,
Amarosis
Deafness,
Aphonfs,
Dvspe psis.
' •
• Diabetes, •
Dropsy.
Chronic rthenmatism,
St. Vitus DitioN
• Epilepsy
• tialte.r,
' Neuraight,
Fever SJte,
Cancer,
•
Catarrh,
Curvature of the Spine,
"Asthma,
Bright's Disease of tho Kidneys, •
f - •
- CHARGES MODERATE
•
TERMS CASIT.
•
•
Resldenie on
Poplar-st., west of 'Western Avenue,
whore she way bo found at all been. tuai7.
~tof*ing.
CLOTHINC HALL.
OPENING EXHIBITION,
31. E. 110‘,SFIELD'S.
Non Mop in
DREN'S WEAR:
Conetting of an entire new lino of
Hats, Caps, &c., &c,
POPULAR PRICES.
15 PER CENT. LESS
Than any other house In t'_•e county
oppiAte Park, TOW NUA, PA
FANCY SUITINUS
;, PANTALOONS
Il'orsFc 1;,
- Wool Diagonals,
ovEncoxTzsus
In great variety, made to order, at Mu
VERY LOWEST PRICE
L.ICIEL MATALASSE CLOA.FaNGS,
FUILNISIIING GOODS,
at radiceed prices
Silk: Handivrehicfe,
3
Coltired
Su.Tender.s,
Underclothing
From 3n to 52. In size
.1. DOUTITICII,
Main :Street, Towanda, Pa.
"MI
Is now receishig his
STOCK OF
NEVER,
THIS
Either fur
Every Article First-Class
BEFORE PURCIIASINO.
U:sU)EI:soLD
Patton'ti Block, :Bain -SL
ntla, l'i,„ Aprlll, .9
Ncbic
MRS. W. H. CiVERDLAE;
PAST Y 1 R,
lIAS EFFECTED 3L . t.NY WONDERFUL
FULLY COMPETENT
LY FEMALE COMMAINTS
V.LL 'KINDS OF
and other dlsoases too onerous to mention.
LEIIIGE VALLEY
PENZQ t NEW FORE RAIL toAng,
Arrangefuent of Passenger Trains to take effect
- NOVEMBER le,
F.ASTWAI). "• I • , WESTWARD.
72[
EIBM
2 0517 2.0 1 1 .1... Nlarraralk.
13 Coi .... ....11uffkh4..
S 1. 7 d0'.... . 110ebester.
6 =43' 1 41 : .... ... Lyons... 6
54'9 25 1 . . .CinleTa
3 3511146 i .... ...Ithaca..
5.25, 1 A 001 ........, A übnett .:,
' 6 1 00(1050; ....1...0weg0...'
90511 17 1 9 ' , •...5:1011331 ..'
0 4541 4:i IT 9 01 ..W9Yrrir •
!I0 WI as: 9 ia1....5ayit.....
10151_ 00 1 9 W.... Athens...
....f. 9 391 ....Ittlan..
...: 9 491....Vi5err...
';.;. :0 10 t0,1.10174Taa .1
1 ....:10 Ip i NV ”anking.
!....ilO 20I.Sta'g Stone.'
1..10.9; Itutn`rrtleld
....:, 0 39' P ronchlulin
3 09 10 3:!•Wytitlii,lnz I
13 27 It 15 1 . Laeeyirille.l
!.... 1 ,11 ~.O.Skliett I:44yi
3 41 11 371 Menhopiwu ,
..:11 ;If nehoopany.!
,1 J I: 39irgr.1.30'elt ;
•.!.. — 1 ,1: 40'.1.a 4:lntige,.l
; • • .1 ..!I: roi' ~... Salbt..;.
105'.4 00' 1 . ..tt I.& it .tinitl,,
114;3 13, 200. 4% Ilk -ham.'
.3 407 9 135 WES Ct•itps l
4 4 , 'S 24 1 5 51'.; Allen lowli ..,
910,4351 9 !,,7, Meth leSeta.
6 (Mitt 10 1 I; .0, ...}:10.100 ...
0 'lo'loool 9 i 3 IMlladlithia
9 03: ... . t 9 25,..New IA k.l
.4.lt.sr. all. M.'
i~
tt '2G
tt
EMI
EEO
- -
'Crain. 8 will I. runlailv. Sli•rliitigrasBon trains
and Iti lin.vozen Niagara Pall* '
au4l Lynn* and New York without r-lianzeB
Parlor care ou Trains 2 and ti Initwoeu Nl:igara
Bails w -ti Philadefiktila valluntt chattge.
IC. A. t'ACK Elf. Supt.. "
Fayre. Pa.. Nor. I0..18:8. A; N. Y . it. It.
Blthl►GE STREET
FURNITURE STORE.
TWO STORES IN ONE!
Having t10q1,1,..41 uur raellllleN thlet year bytweil
ipylalg two sture, we are prvpared to inter yoa a
larger block Mau ever before, Ala . at reduevt
prices.
FURNITURE
-
If not
CIIEAPER
and Plaids
C II EA PEST:
A t th:• S.llllO Owe Stu fc,ep np the btaielaril or WY
goals.
UNDER TAKING,
We gloiratitt , esailqueth.n. We are prepared toil.
anything in that line on ihurt. waive, anti are do
terinin.nl tuplea,o.
Call and see for yourself
N. I'. ITICKS
Towanda. 'May Is'. 157.9
&omits aub Wrovisiona.
STEVENS & LONG
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
COU;NtItY PRODUCE,
AVEH REMOVED
TO THEIR NEW STORE,
•
CORNER OF PINE-Sts
(Timukt stunt! of Fos, Stevens & Stoma.)
They itivite attelvtlea in their complete amortincut
awl very lar,, , m stock of choice New /:evils,
which t [icy have always ul hand.
EWECIAL ATTENTI(IN GIVEN TO Tau
ritoDUCE. TRAllh,
And (. di paid for deldrub!t• khi Is.
GEIJ. STEVENS
T•nvatitla, .Vpril 1, 1579.
F.DITTRICII & CO.,
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS
We have un hand a large stuck Lf
CHOICE G ItOCEItIES,
Which ire otter to , the . public at the
VERY
As a rpectalty we offer an extra grade of
WHITE NVIIEAT rLOUR, ,
f
At a price not 10 bi, foutul elscuvh ) subject to be
• returhed It not butista tory.
=I
A fresh supply uf - firlcd Fro fast received,
among which can lie found German rruue3 of our
own Iluixatatluu.
UNDERSOLD!
• E. F. DiTTV I ICII
Toirauda., Jau. 30, Vat,.
lUffroabs.
8 1 30 2 132
.— r .— r- ~—..
rtsr.x. A 31'1.1/
. u WI ;VI 1255 , —.
1600 810!(0031....
. s 17 fr....V8 57;...
74l 5 le* 14....
x.45' 2 41!G 40 . .
. 1000! .:..'3 25 1 1 . 44
625! .... 1 6 sois xs
3 - 23 12 40'6 15,1 30
( 4 45 . 11 30 5 40,7 LS
438,11 . 34 3 10742 .
4 :VII 315 04 , 7 35
— 7 .111 24 , ,4 507 25
.:.'.ll 14'4'47.7 IS
00.3/ CO'4 XI CO
.' 1 q 43 4 24 Ax
.',lO :Vs,' 15•....
'11130 . 1 101....
7021 -
;1011kS 3 5Z
P.
....
2461 , 31:
1,1
26 3.
f
9 19,3 I t• X
218 BSS 2 7 030.
...., 3 11 2 . 7 :9 2i.
... 1 11 7.41'2 3.9 OS
, 13S it 05 1' 0V . 4101
! I MS, 7 30 t 45940
1 1 C .,. ....:1110.330
:too: .... 1007 1 34
9 SO: ..,, 3 3...1 .1 23
920 .... , 1 2'. 3 31i
9Ow .... , 8 13 2 :'.O
1.4130; ....r.aotoo
:mt..... 3.14.tA. 1i 1' 111
uiuituu,
We are selling
Ot a:I Muds as
Than the
11=1
I=
General Dealers in
And
DEALEItS IN
TOWANDA, PA.
(OW :nand of C. Pala.)
LOWEST MARKET
RATES
WE WILL NOT BE
Wistiffaneous,
WILBUR'S DIRECT DRAFT.
_ . .
- Sttt ..t • A A`' 4 .43 4" 54
, r 4; . - •• - r•`" , ••"1:
~,. re? . •-• 7•••••- - r .- • v .„,.. r ifyr j e....
ere
- re lik\
•
• • • ••••••,•••/:; : i
•!.-• . " C 4 • -1 •P' •• •' • ••
. • -
e.«..•.••; • , • '•^'•
EUREKA. MOWER. .;
TILE BEST MOWER IN TIM WORLD..
LIGHTEST DRAFT.
GREAT CAPACITY FOR PII) WORE.
A SIX FEET SWATH cut with
less Draft than the average side-cut
mower uses in cutting four feet.
Grass cut by the Eureka cures on e i
thirdquicker and
.more evenly than
after any other Mower.
Farmers cordially Invited to call at the Factory
and elaittlite the Eureka, and make their Own
bargains:
PRICES REDUCED.
C -A ( , I f I~ tl,c farmers } Wont GENT.
Lt)
- SENO rol: CIRC LIARS.
'EUREKA MOWER CO,
•
Towauda, Pa.
L. IL LEAR.OSI.P.R. Agvnt..
Warrenbata, Pa.
Tovrapda, February tni
-ET A RDWARE
AT GREATLY
REDUCED PRIC'ES!
IL T. JUNE, AGENT,
• 15 noir opening 6 large and geoetal 6..cortment o
Hardware, Cutlery, Stoves, Nine, Lroti, Glans
Paints, Oils. VarahheN Tlaware, Mums 1 urall-h
-iiOl4S, Ste., pureltaFtd for Cfthil and offeiTd for
saw at Itargalna to Ito o irtto pay eaAt for.goods.
- '
I) AN6p,s and Cool ing Stoves, for
L Coal and Wood, at tow prlcc., at JUNE'S.
r TIE Gossip. the best low-priced
stove for 0n1 , ..es and cltiot•ers over made, at'
. JUNE'S.
FOlt Morse-Shoes and nor:se-Shoe
'Saila, go to • JUNE'S.
LARGE stock of liar, Square,
n.una, nau•-Hound, °rat, Half-oval, Baud,
and Hoop Itun, at .
Vail Paints, Oils, and Varnishes
• go to JUNE'S.
T ANTEIINS-a great variety at
prki,A; at JUNE'S.
LOCKS, Latches, and Bolts, every
turtety and triad , at JUNE'S..
cAsT and Toe COrks (Steel), at
JUNE'S.
- -
DISSTON'S Celebrated Saws, at
JUNE'S.
rfIABLV and Pocket Cutlery, at
- JUNE'S.
HOUSE Furnishing Goods, at
JurcF..s..
NTAILS and Spikes, all sizes, at
JUN E'S.
N ORWA-Y and Swced's Iron at
ECIIANICS Rill find a good as
borttatntt at JUNE'S.
ALARGE stock of Philadelphia
. Can Ia awl 'lt “:13,41,,.. at
Uri RE Cloth, at
- DOW I)ER, Shot and Caps, for sale
at .JUNE'S.
- • -
I/LA ST NG Powder, at
JI.7SE 'S%
KILLS and Rasps, 'a full assort
went, at • 4UNE'S.
VAL:VERY Cloth and Paper, and
11 5r1714 .1 ET N'lt'S.
\VIA DOW GLASS,from ;7 x9 .; t o
QCREWS and 'racks, direct from
the otanotartnno,, (or halo at wItoboot:o arid
t omit, at reatte.3l price:;, at 7 UNI•:'S.
- " J AMBS, Lamp Burners, Chimneys,
and Wicks or every variety. at
P Ol'E,Cord, Twine anc
wicu. sizo, ; „ ps - Ini.
•
rtlIN WA It E—n, large anti genera
w-Kortnient at 1,4 v prfres, at JUNE'S.
Vilaijonr ? aub garriagca.
N E %V C.IR:ILIAGE FA CT OILY
'East of the If.ei.orter (Mee
Mclntyre & Spencer
3,tholtitee in the public that they arc
pleparvd to bulk! alt Li ads .r
FANI4.I" C ARI:ING ES,
Tor . AN!) OPEN DrOGIES,
PHAETON .4 vi.A.Tizoum srialsal wAtioNs.
TROTTINGSCLEIES Si SKELETONS,
m 341,3 or tho he , t matcrtal and in the 1-y.t, styli.
All work warranted give perfect sati,Jaction.
PAINTING A SPECIALTY
' , ore haw one of tio., is•Ft Carr/Kt , l'alriters in (II
Count y, and do all %yolk la this lisle al the limes
ratvb. •
Alt kinds of
I:EPAIIIIN6
Seariy and prumptiy ;beat at reduced price
Making now :print:A an.l repairing fail 61 1 ,4 a
spinlaity. A:I work guar. ntevti. I'lesi: give ma
call. .
• McINTYRE 3c SPENCER
Tir...^sti;!ii, April 'lB. 7577.
gropticry
NEW l!lit31
AND NEW (100DS!
H. J. Madill
II:Li filled up the old stun; Or 0. A. Black Wlthia
full lino of
CROCKERY,
CLUNA,CIIINA, .
. GL - A - SSWARE 1
CUTLERY,
SILVER PLATED GOODS,
STONEWARE!'
BABY WAGONS,
PANCY'GOODS,
.TOyS, TOYS!
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
A great varletyof
LAmrs, LANTERNS, CIIIMNEYS
A NEW DEPARTURE
Sewing' Machines of the leading mates gold for
Cash at store, at wonderfully low
MACIII:k.:E'NEEDLES & OIL
LADIES, GENTS AND CHILDREN
Are Incitod to loot over our assortment. a. we are
determined to do all In our power to plrn.re. 1:o.
meruiJer the place;
"OLD ensICKEI:r STORE."
Towanda.l.ay 10, tali
grauttfers - pi!cciort).
following %Wesel time are Carefully prq.
pared end wilt be promptly corrected, and may op
relied on as accurate.) • .
SOUTIIEIM CEN'TR AL RAILROAD.:,
!ALT e. ow coo, „
I
CaltXo %011111. ' • 0 - 01% . 0 sons!!. '•
Piti;a. l'APre , N. 4.30 rJI Nal,. Exprwo..o.so A X
prat... !it. Es., r.?.1 A3l 1•11)1a._,111.t. R. 1,. AM I' X
yre!glit..ii ACC. 1t1.54 A m rreight h Arc. /.SS r X
AXAri:`.AY uE. . ii teui vs AT 9.tYPE."".
AV:I F. & ACC.S.IA A 111 I . lllla.EXplet4S - .11.3:1 AM.
1.151:a.. Ft pt..5...4.49 i• it . 'ray Ft. k Acts 8.21 I• 34 .
1•1111..• NI. E5....4.29 AAi Pima. I. Ei.. 9 4•1 l' In
Aitnirt: AT. All'ill!lipt—.4lll4, rapref..., 94)1' M:
rblia Night F. xer..5..., 9.59 A 31; W ay-Freight .9.11t1
AccOrtnt . lation, 4 404' I. - . . -
Expr^ss, 7,55 A st:
Nitta. Sight, Expres.,, 5-75 P n ; Way Freight atilt
AcCoUtliVAltiott;2l 20 A Xt. ••
=I
. . 11A 11.111./AD.
t.r.A vas to ?MITA 31T0N. A RMY. AT IX NOX*XTON.
N.Y.& Ora Ex,3.01 r ) filyg'intun -Ex. 8.41 I" X
Syrrtztoe E5....7.53 Ax N.Y.& rhsaEx.rl.3ll I' K
N.Y. & I'll'a Ex 1.43 A K Ac`ammnitarn. 13,12 r. II
Luca/ Freight..T.oo,A JA Loral rrnlght.. SAS r K
CORNING, COWANEE.Q.ITE k AR.TRIR RAIL-
111161
r;m::(1 sovrit
10.:9 A I. 5.40 PY, .6.25 A X
Lau •• 11.15 A.)4, A. 501• 11, 7.53 A3l
Wellstkro 1 nix° 12.30 r 11 11.2.5 Y 51, 10.15 A)1
GOlBll 1101:T11.
. ,
Cortang Antra 6.45 P fit, 10.53 AM, 3.05 r X
Lawrenceville_ .. 5.7.11 r ..14; 9.5.2 A 1, 1.16 P .3(
WellBl.loro.. .1./epart 4.30 r 31, 8.15 r 24, 17.30 P X
tirTkA, ITIIACA Sc EL
3tIR . A RAILICOAP
Lx_tvr. Etrit RA—Train No, t at 0.10 i , yt, with
through' mail and ?Aprons, making principal stnpa,
and arrive at ltliacts at 8.08, Fnuvtlio 8.30,
Cort
land Lir., Syracuse 11.00.
'Trait) Nu. 3 !ewers at 3.10 r Van Ettra 4.18.
Ithaca 5.30; Frurrlll6 10, Cortlano 0.00, and Syra
citnol.so l at. • •
Anutvr. EL:lllllA—erunt the atm,: points at
12.03 and 6.10 it u.-
EI.MICA.iTUACA dr GENEVA,
eirnera, .1€4 , 1(..1 Savre Rcriir.ad.
,Trains leave Sayre going. north at 4,55 m and
5 40 r ar, : nrriving in Ithara at 6 37., A 31 and 7 3. 1 / - •
M, and to Ge1110:26 at 8.10 A II 310 9.25 r 31.
A train Wawa Ithaca at G.OO A Nt,*at riyiug In (I'o
nera at 7.40 A Si.
Tralp.ile'ave Geneva going ce,ntli at: 3.00 A NI, 3,40
r and S.:a i• x, arrivirg at Sayre ac 11.20 AOl
autl 020.4:. v.•
TIO: A. RAILROAD
I,I•:AVE V.I.)1111 A. • AIM' PE AT ELMIRA,'
Illoss!ourg Mail 9.25 A M Eltidfa Ex 11,20 Alt
im.,..stirg Ex.. :1:2; r : ,, t r!IlIIr Mail ... 7.30 r M
Way Frelght;..l2 2:5 f3l Way Enight. :10. ,. .1 AAI
All Expresl , trains r"unee(.witl) C C. and A.
Wellsborn trains, and also %itll Ea:land trains at
Lawrenc,,,vtile.
SENECA LAKE STEAM NAVIGATION COSI.
PAN Y.
Goisc, SOUTII=Leave Gem•va 7.2.; A m,airislc.g
at Watkins at ILIA) A M.
GMN.: NORTLI—Leave 'Watkins :It 1.3 p ) u , ar
riving at Geuuva at s.f.iflrl . t. ' '
Y 1!..1/1.EVIAD.
•
-- - STATION :S.
10 1 3 9
t—
,
r xi , A' 31'II P. 31 I. 3t
9,.'..•C - .10, ii: Arrive.... Towatida.. ..Depr.ro'. 30 3.09
6,03 10. Goi " • 'if warue...... .' 17.4. 4. J.;
5. *9.541 •• ... siasor.iosi•ii ... " i7.!55 :I;;!
5.5:ii . 9.4 , E " .. , I Prot•rliv(i.vl.... " ;3.09 3.'25
5.1(0 (I. I tit .. IV eACou " 1S OR 3::i.
5.39: 9.<3)J '• ........S f) iv 9.1!. `• 13.1•. :I. 5.r
5.55 9.391 •• 1 1•111111:5 •• ili.'23 ' 1.43
5.20 9.19 i •• ... leuut ut • l'llaiu.. .. 13 .15.4,00
STATF:I.IN ULLICA\ 1:X11.1:0AD
.N .1 31 E S,
NVIETII. i i...
t. •
111 ::I=l STATIONS.
A M • . Ctnat fluusc. ' ' r
9.:t0 jArrive.T. - Afatida.Deparl! i) 1 . 3 ! ..1•0
21 t •• " ; 4 % 3.31
5.2.;!
...W11;;;;V!... e• !11 ; 4.10
s 10 I `• Nl•w A ;1;4;.y . `• -% 13.! 4.30
, • " 2 , / 5.13
11.45 . C ! ..11erhice " 23 ! S.
ASt • P
EIZII: ItAILIt"AI
~. WLSTWAC.I3—LNA A RL
N C WVEY.
No. 5, St. Louis r.apres: 2.-1( , .; 1.1
No. a, rarlile lizrrr,; el .•
- No. 9. A..c.vintil"4:ltl4.Tl awl Way train... t 3,2•2 "
No. 17, Ilititato Exl(ten's 1.4 0 1(.51
No. 15" M.o 142 lt
.
No. 1, llay.E.:(l,re• ~,, 6.(/5 t•
EA griv. ' nl) rot . . ND .
-
N0..4. Nlght E xpre....: - 4.13.111
No. If, .7(l. , iiltur tl 'll tt
No 3?.. A ,r.ourr,(l.:(l ,:( . ' 12,51 r M
NO. S. S. Y. I(sprc,,s LSI
No. G. Way Mail
No. 12, A.1.1:11111r. x.lirers
PA - .'&. Y- RAILROAD
STATIONS
!MEM
A hs :AI A NI A .h 1
ht It h 1 I. .11
5 to 1.17 11.20 . . I . :11111ra; , :23, 1.2. to ft, 13 4,5
G. It; J. I' 1.41.9.1 , 1t`..1V4r,tr1y. 1.4511 rt. It. 7,5
11/ 1. J. tyre ... I I „;::. 11. 7,
6..1.11., 2.,0u 9 . 7.9'..„‘11it.1,...„. 1.31 11.33 7,04
7.0 ; 10.4 , 2.30 10.00 ..T..tvartt1a..,1.1.4. , 11.1/.. 4.3 h 7.3.
hh .Wytthislng.
Xf , IZT LIEU F:NTR.% it A I 1.1:0.11)
la.'3li
AT:HIVE 1 I:9M NORTH. I. EAV E NoUTIINV &P.D.
leap Expr,ss .. 990 .t N Fast 1.1tte......10.0:i A 7 , :
William:lit Ac. 12.25 I. M 11. :4nadrtigox A.' 5. fl P3l
rimir., Ai...... 7.4.1 P M I No Iho In E... 12 20 P N
Southertt Ex... 0.30 rat i Niagara , Ex... 5.13 r 51
Alm( vr rro.tii (.91 , 111.i (.I:AV I: 1)Or1" tiNv Attu,
Fx . ,tl.lrlt. , —. ... 19.:::, I. m I Day Expr,s's...9.‘, - ..% II
Northern EX —12.29 P Si I W Illian,pt Av..?..35 I. '1
Niagara E. 5.15 1 31 1 SAalat.. , iil Ex ...9.:1t . ) I. N
;:liscrfaiteott.
4Z1T5Q.1.1 . 1.7.11.AN.N A. COLLEOTATE IN-
L TR, STOAT Ten!) Y. lIINi)AY,
A Vitt I. 71., Lvir•u,v.:: rot I.,,ard; t100,,n
turnt,tied r.ola fro ; Imo w uis Fm
Catalogue c.kr fur:ll,r ;.artitulars :311411CW. OW
Clll.O, EDWIN 1 . % QUiN LAN.
NI:u . ,•11 IS, 1,1,79.
NEIN' AItIZANGEIIENT
DEEM
COAL BUSINESS
•
The linderstr,med hatinr pnrchase4 front
31e liean the CC/.\L TSCIi
AT TILE FOOT OF PIN 1: STREET, NEAT: TILE
Cot.' lIT 110L.. , :.E,
Invites the patronage of lak 014 friends and the
pithl/c.: generally. I , !:: - tit keep a full at , .s. , Flßlert
of all sties,
rITTSTOIN, WI Lli EsIIAILIZE AND LOYAL
S `UK COAL, .
I=
LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH
Towa:.‘l3, Pn., Ann. 21.1,:,
THE OLD MARBLE YARD
STILL IN:OPERATICiN
Tho I.7lrcliage4l !Iv- MAIL
RIX. .4 tlot Lt:o 31 1 ,•cA LE, d e .
,:tvg t,) inform thO vuirl"yeti
Li. hu is plep - aied to tli. , Lill or
1, in the 11J 7.1
MONUMENTS,
BEAD STONES,
'MANTLES and
In the:very tr.st matuter and at, , 10rce...4 rates
I.N 111 tliP' . .itarifte. Mil' :Ire
111Titeil 1,1 und examillo worh, And S:11, Dgef/ty .
e 1 .1111111551141.
.M 1
.e. St's - . IS, 1574.
Tolvanfl
HENRY MEIICUR,
Dealer to
ANTHRACITE, AND
•
StiLIAVA.N ANTHILSCITE
COAL,
COi PA LIG RIVE It ;511: A:WU, TO.S.V.i.N ,
COM screened, awl dellnered to any-part or the
cart:sce totted abovo priers.- ALL
ORDERS lICST RS ACCOMPAatiILD W TVS CA$l.l
Towanda, Jan 3, 1377
NEW LIVERY
BOARDING AND EXCHANGE
STABLES.
The undersigned having rented. the old 310,111
House Ham, and provided hinn•elf :watt •
NEW BUGGIES AND 'WAGONS,
.6.ND
0001) HORSES,
Is now prepared to are ,, rato.late the public at r
• ItEASON NLE 11:10ES.
Sa - New INggies for sale cheap
B. W. LANE.
•
Towanila. Pa., 3 nly IRTP. -
E Graphic and New. Jewel, th
ni4Mt Wife-a anduruauteuiai hcatitty; pupa's
Vau wolid, - JUN
fgann and gionsqluill.
As_ the Lime is approaching when
these pests of the careful housewife
wilt begqn their work, a word. or two
concerning them and their habits May
not im amiss. There are fonr distinct
varieties--the clothes moth, the fur
moth, the' carpet .moth and - thefbair
moth, each extremely destructive, and
taking its name from the artiele'which
'it most delights to destroy. All moths
workin the dark, hence etothing, furs
or carpets are exposed to the
not i.e so much danger as when put'
away in the dark. The worms are
torpid and.do not work during then
cold of the winter: Early in the
spring they change into Chrysalids,
and again .in about three - weeks they
transtOrm into. winged Moths; when
they Ay about • the. house during
the evening until may or June. Then
they kiy their eggs, always in dark
places, and immediately after die.
The eggs, which arc too.small to be
detected 'with the -naked eye, hatch
out in about' two weeks,, and the.
young worms ita t
met e.y proceed to
work. As the pzirent . moth takes
good sure. to lay the eggs where they
will de most harm, the worms lic; , in
to gnaw:the substance abOut it, and,
rolling- it-self into the fragments.,
sleeps, and cats the whole • summer
through, though: from the havoc it
makes, it appears to eat more than it
sleeps..
When a house once Ix:conies 'thor
oughly l'ufeSted whir these odious'
pests, it. is 'very diflicult to extermi
nate them.: Many remedies have
been suggested : -camphor, pepper,
tobacco, earbOlie acid, etc., and these
'are -useful • tti a certain , extent, for
moths will not deposit their eg! , s
where these substances are ;: . •but
eggs once laid, none of tlic . e reme
dies will kill them or the working
moth. The best way is to . .clear out
all tire closets and trunks very early
in the spring, wash the .slreh'es thor;
oughly • and often ; go over them, the
floor, and all corners, 'with a sponge
dipped in a mixture of fitranonia and
alcohol. Old; worthless furs or
wollen articles should he disposed of
or thiown aside, and not lest to har
bor moths. The inside trunks
may be thoroughly sprinkje.l with
ammonia - a:ud alcohol. The, e..1. ,- es - ut
carpets be brushed With the same
wash with good result. —.
7 4 j -
I:
H.
!Lavin! , thus cleaned 'the s recept.a.;
ele.,;'fur clothing, the next.thing is to
care for. the clothing• Every;
flab the' c 1 .0 ,- ;et or trunk 7 contain
should be shaln and well aired, and
all winter clothing not"needed for
wear thould be put away as
. :30oh as possible. spots
bhould be. r‘pniged isßh . scup
water, or weak amnion , for :I).OLhs
ieli ht to gn:ov thes.e. Furs should
not be worn late in the s ea s o n, as 'the
still fades them, and it is bettei• to
pat them safely aWay before :the
tiii;ths Le nin won k. They shouhl lei
combed •c - trefully with a
heaten .ftwl aired; • sprialsl,ra
with camphor guru. and Wrapio..?:l iit
sewed up, and then Ault in a
pa - per bag. Nev. spaper .liol.steO g•
enough; brown wiappmg pai?er is
better. Make•the bags ziecording to
the-size of': the articles they are to
=contain, paste them up at the enil-4,
:in ,
'then they are ready to be paet,;-
ed away. i'afier boxes may be ti , eJ.,
;but should he pa , ,ted'?sccnrcly
nothing can enter, -Cedar chests wiil
effectually keep out moths, but few
are so fortunate as tO poss.ess the :re.
The at ticks which are needed fur
later wear should la: put. In a st p
artite pinea, alter inivitig been v.\ 4 11
brushed, and, it' necessary, spon , 42tl
With ammonia. Any article or fur
which hati previously lften troubled
ivitti MOLIIS oio'ned and 12N
AIPIinCII about, the tni,14111.: of July to
make sure no moth is harboecd in
thorn, deQpite Ow- precaution- taken.
Cum!), shake Liml . put away as berore.
A ftcr the season or laying • the eggs
carptA., should be again
saturated with ammonia and alcohol,
and all sty,;picloas l rerrs should
treated in the same Manner. This
process, pursued yes - oh:L(l4y year
etftef yetr, will kcep.a house .almost,
if not quite, free from the uf oth,, and
save • much dezgrnctiOn and annoy
anc.% "
- ' 13
DEM
EZIEB
We }Jaye ul:vays had considerable
trouble to. get our calves, to eat dry
feed as• soon as. is de 4irable.'.' \Ve us
m':l.; take thcm from the cow at from
three to live days old,' and give them
• fresh milk until two weeks or more
old, Ishen we begin to ad:l skim milk
to their rations. At this pe . ..iod we
should like to- 'have them begin eat
ing, bran, or shorts, shell corn: or
better, all together, to ulake uj
tl:c diminished quantity or the miik.
'But. how tat' get. them -to eating hls
been the difficillty. As the easiest
way out of it, we . u , ually . practiced
the plan of stirring the bran or -horts
into 'the milk aue . fetting . them drink
what, they. would of it flu for var
ious reasons we don't like'that meth
od. lye prefer that they should ca t
it.- you think that :i lame "no
tion," we should not quarrel with you
alrmt it. The past winter we a...;c1-
dually discovered a way out or the
dtv of teachingthem -to cOt.
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When the first calf put in
. another
appearance •we had lib separate
stall or shed to:— put it in; Our
sheep. sited being of good dimensions
for the number.of sheep, tee conclud
ed to. turn it in there,' Al; ut the
time we fixed fur •feading skim milk
'and shorts e happened to visit the
shed soon after the - boy had fed thi4
sheep their morning feed of corn and.
shorts, and to our-surprise - found the
calf occupying a place at. the trough
and eatiag kith avidity; The one
that came we disposed of the same
[vat- and w ith the. same result. The
third - followcal, a little bit; or. a. hall
blood Jersey, that we could pick up
and catty under one arm almo 4 itt.s
essfly Aa a lamb; dial it- could not i
have been more than ten days old I
when we obserVed tt beginning to . I
imitate the sheep and tithe- calves in
going to the ) trough, and at least
'"going through-the motions" of talc---j
ing the feed. Now we. are nit going I
to ocWise yon to raise sheep to Le:A I
your calves to eat;(lry feed (perhaps
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-DUN didn't), until you have the sheep
-and want your c,alres - to learn t -- trly
to cat widiout. taking • the trouble
- yourself. to teach. it,.,,,y0u might try
the plan. • .
NATHAN TIM)
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S H ELVES,
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Hinta on Lawng and Flow& Bed;
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At thii season. the preparation of
lawns and iloWer beds is one which
calls forth rune planning of ways
and means ; how,
.iviien and where to
plant, and how . tcces; shrubs and vines
shall be Placed produce the desired
Wee% Lawns l' shoiati ba've had,
earlierin .the season, a top dressing
'of short - manure,- and, now (if not
already done) shonldebc raked clean
The Knee Moth.
I=I:2ES
Teacitiug Cal;.es .to Tat
of
A heavy roll.
.gOld work in . making. a •
smenthOeireFsurfaet, if used after a
raim 'Flower beds should be " Corked
up "'ut Mieei and f nevi - ones ate mad e•
thp:greates atteiftion shOld gi vin.
Mark , or. stake out t e size and shape
of ',the led desired; then spade up
On soil to the depth of twelve or
eighteen inches; putting hi plenty of
Well rotted manure. Cut the bed in,
the lawn; never= elevate or pile. up
soil for flowers itt(AS. the level of th , i
laWn; it is the surest. way of kiUh
plants by droutlf; keep the etz,e of
the bed about :au inch below the,sur
face of the sod Sloping or elevating
the .bed. slightly towards the centre.
Never plant.the -so-called-"ornamen
tal foliage" plants with Powering "-
kinds, but grow each - by thernsclvc,,,
the . tallest toward the Centre, th,
smallest - ones on .the edge )r
There is nothing SO essential in
! inrr as, the proper study of the
molly of colors. Arrange yotinblli.!
flowers_next to orangc,.yottii red iop_i
Milk next to white, - . rows of viol,
contrast with yellow, (golden . )
4arlet.• Clumps of -s.,:ariet
ed. by white or green give a i-e:: , 1!:,
n,lever shown tae( re. Many of -
finest gardens owe much - ~ f
I
li;:irtity to the. contrast.of
(bleed by the skill with Whiefi
flowers arc;p.rranged. '
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It may not lie generallv kfif,t;
that, sheep will do without war
s;innwir what running AU
The ilsnr furniihes them allt . r..:y •
try nqiniro.. .No doubt, thin:
tirihk in thti Inifldle cd the 41:iy 'f
water svai not too
.111 r off, lint
seem to do just as" well
They are usuafy quiet darin ,
Clay in hot we:idler :mil lie L. .2.,
shade, or-stand in . a huddle with
nose:,,,cloie to the •,croitritl'aii.l t
heads turra:4 toward, the eehtr.
the group. This they do to pr,,t
themselves_ frt - 4.ri the •
gadfly, which inflicts aliai4ful
on the-inside; td the nostrik.;:;:.l,c,
the same time deposits ,an
which a glint is Latched, wid.;:i
its way up • into the hutri; - . ,
thrown out by the TL •
.fly zietive durin!f• the hot wt
:And the := - ,11,-cp--
or. prote , Aing from th,; - r.t., fl
of tlitin it
As soon as- the sun gets low ;;; 1 ;
west tili2 d:,... I)C7i:lii to
sheep, no wit ii
cuerny, Iwgins toeco
,g - rziss •and •its
I 1 Cai Iy in tilt, 1ni , 1 , 11t2 of tto•
ti.at !E1 rerr.: no t. ri - vlh," !:!•ire,
than SCV+.ti or 1. , ....mrs ow, (•11.! 1 , 2
twt , nty.l,llr in which ti!,•re.
1:1:011 , 2:111:16isture 1.1
. .
.ply 3' , !
Alt.al, ill Oa- 2'. r 4:
1 3 - o n -dry !a! Whir :+t.
twice a (!ay! if f
to it. thy
era! ti:n• s ‘V hen
I:is (1 . • thy
thr ec ;0. - a time.
I , iniz interval, y
(11ink . ral titirt-;. Vilwn
are 11.-:1 liier.,llv with foot, •i
not nce,! v,vtur,
tilt t - want. - The
is 5.: 0 I , y !Lc Wart r
rtiots thn', Liu ir . appet`ite. 1 7, r
taken :t': v. I 1:a v' ft 1,-n
Sheep W'l l- 1(11 bflVe not, bel.L w 1 .
once thi. tiri,iter , f/R.ll
TIWr all LllO, tur.r.iih tht.y
batc - v - - 1;:t have ~ct.
to wat.2r W110:1 thq tleiziro t
will' not drink - sue!t a 1ar . ;. , ,-;_!
at a time. or the chillivy ,
Produce'cli:trrinva, which k tht:._3l
conmion (1'
ten catisf7: 7 l 'Lou inucii cik•i(11:••• - ate.r.
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vni.:-I"._Tstiv Chu
i:01;1 ItIU ii Inorc :
cotton eltiti;of Il clo-c t. , xt
it- : 1 / 1 d !in il it On fraln:
yott.lrls ) .l ; Mix t ? tit.c,
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not it:quire t•
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in •Irvv,tn.
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do' unficr %nil ..Ir!' C. , '
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IC: friAn
teloperatc
1 lic vzipor froin C.!4'
ati ent•th, anti is
the cloth.
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4; in•
eQUitty. eorLt.tiri ,
" p;i1 , ;•1• i:L
uti,tili:ocen,ion.tUy I,C. ract.tic cure it* 1 - VA:lt2;' , th:it
di a (*.Crtaill
1. /". 1 :// The best IV:iy
Or COla ~n c;;
s'eoreb it s and then giVe
hug. - f:,•y,t..X.1..c...zS
Asa -diStsol%•l't tl by E. E:L0,1; ,,
tin,,. i.l
eowlty, t,.+gi=ther with,ahl6::e
com, was-so .-
ed as to ti. unfit for a a:;,1
h;tui.t24.l ont and tat‘...n 10: 1!
,of winA
tinily. After the second (i:zy
ho:r t' as and the
•entirely di , 6l.l)tarol. !The
has been tried in a number of t
sine and neter fa'.led.
•
ARGET, 01 , inflammation Of Cie t:
(ler, Li iii!iienit to cure, prt.vel , Li‘
bring better than rcmcaly, as in lit,
other The preventive El ';
ores 87,'e to AviAtl 'feeding tro
corn meal or other , heatin:!v • raiu.:o.
to avoid sudden en'anl2,vs
best remedy is to iced fol•i•
8181 !' , ,horts .and to 'hathv freely '
odd Water two or !lace thnes - n t l .: •
A mill .lose E n ... ,:efts
Li.es used when green -fodder
to :be had, hut at. this - va•zon
vrobahlynot be - nee(feil. We 1:110W
rio.leriledy fora cow that - lust:
milk cxecpt: to milk hit" oft.m.
times a day if needed.--ibts••il , -- -
setts
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SAI.s brimstone in small ;limn!
itfcs.k rirCveniive of kidney worn! ,
corn, soaked in very !str.ott ! Y
1 ,Y 6 , tu I.R au iuttiibjc cut c,•
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