riif Tat TWILIGHi.
- As are VOW old, our yesterdays
gem very dim aad distant;
Wekvepa;lM la those darkened sways.
Through 11/1 that is• existent
Yet farolf days Ibine bright and itlear
With sans that long have faded: •
And faces dead seem stvantely near
Te those that life has shaded.
Al we grow Olklaar Mars are few
kor Molds most lately taken,
But fall.-aa falls the summer dew •
From rose; tightly shaken--
When some chance word or Idle strain,
The chords of memory sweeping,
Unlock the tlood•gates of our pain
For those who taught us weeping.
As we grow old our , sallles are rare
To those who grsiet us daily,
Or, ((some living faces wear
The looks that beamed so gaily
From eyes long elosettr—and we should smile
In answer to their wooing, '
'Vs but the Past thatatdnes the while
Oar power to smile the while.
As we grow old our dreams at night
Arent:ter of the morrow;
They come with *swished pleasure bright,
For dark with olden iwrrow ;
Apilwhen we wake the names we say
Are not of any mortals,
But of those In some long dead day .
Passed through life's sunset's portals.
W. R. CamerOn
TROY
Friday evening last., Trojakodge gave
a reception in their nevi Lodge room, in
Loxo's Hail, and an attendance of over
one hundred 'guests, including members
of the Lodge and members from neigh
boring Lodges with their wives, daugh
ters, and friends, passed a very pleasant
evening. Short speeches were made by
Rev. S. L, CoNns, Dr. B. G., Thiel - , L.
D. Tsmoit, and others. Hon. DsLos
ROCKWELL, made the speeCh of the even
ing, which was in his . usual happy style,
and-was received with much enthusiasm.
Supper was served at the' Troy House,
and the , call from "labor'' to refresh
ments" met with a hearty response. Af
'i ter supper many returned to the Lodge to
enjoy still further the social pleasures of
the evening. The pleasure of the even
ing'pras much increased by fine singing
under the lead of Mr. CONDE,' assisted by
Miss,Lswis, Miss ELLA ARNOLD. F. E.
WOODWARD and Miss Ames Honairr.
MSS ARNOLD also sang a sol i which was
received with applaese. The eeretnonimi
wore under the direction of A. C. FAN
NIN°, Esq., Master of the Lodge, aid evL
' curbing passed off with unusual good or
der. The assembly was one 9f more than
ordinary good appearance, showing that
Masonry here as elsewhere numbers its
members among the best citizens,
Monday evening, April 4th, the mem
bers of tire Presbyterian Congregation
made a pound party for the benefit of
Rev. G. P. SEWELL, and surprised the
excellent pastor and his esteemed lady
with a tine collection of presents suitable
for their use in their new home on Center
' street. After a pleasant hour ,the party
returned home, leaving their best wishes
and regards, and carrying with them the
recollection of an evening of pleasure.
The.prosperity of Troy was never more
_promising than now. Fine buildings will
soon be added to our already handsome
streets, and business of all kinds is such
-as to make_every one rejoice,- Mr. N. M.
Pomsuov will soon occupy his fine new
residence. and a more complete 'and ele
gant inan:.ion would be difficult to find.
M E . It. F. IlLorsoros is rapidly finishing
h a residence, "Edgewood," while Mr.
VANDINE is preparing to add another
beautiful home to the number already
boilf. Several families have removed to
town this spring, among the number is
Mrs. AserxwaLL, of Elmira: Her hus
band was a brother of S. B. ASPIN WALL.
Troy, April 5, 1830. -
U. S. SENATOR
The Bradford ArguA presents the name
of Hon, JUDSON HOLCOMB, of Towanda,
as a suitable candidate for U. 8, Senator,
to which we give a hearty and cordial as
-sent.
As our liovernnient has faildd to inflict
any punishment upon the traaars and re
bels of the late NV:lr, we can't think of
any more tit or severe punishinent, than
to send- 'Jrnsos among the assembled
Confederates at Washington. One blast
upon his doleful bugle, one spnech upon
the merits of the "Crawford County Sys
tem," and life to them would be a •bur
' den, and they would flee howling to their
homes. By all means ) , send him along.—
.Athens Gazette.
- We second the motion.
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A M. Joims, of Roseville, a brother of
ProfesNor JOHNS, who formerly taught in
the old Academy, his Invented a perpet.
ual (?) motion which is a perpetual stand'
.-stil at piesent. t The Enterprise Manufac
turing Company, got up the machinery
and it stands in their 'shop and m►y all of
• a sudden go on; and ,unexpectedly run
forever. 'Tain't nowise likely though.
It consists of a substantial 'maple. frame,
three axles bearing cogged wheeli, and
from the ends cranks, which by means of
a strings lift levers depending at the sideity ,
ingeniously dividing their weight. The
machine is an ingenious one, but like all
similar machines, ignores some ofthe nu
-avoidable obstacles that nature haeput in
tae way of success, such. as friction, iner,
tia, etc.—Troy Gazelle.
EvEnv Republicsu should take a . .'•
paper Of his political faith. We!are a. •ut
to enter on a Presidential struggle of
great- activity and bitterness, and our
friends should see that every voter gets a
Republican paper. We are glad to re
port quite a large addition to our list dur
the mouth of Marry, and hope fur a still
larger increase.
Breamso of hard coal stoves, did. you
ever refloat. that your *Upper
visa the svitrilest base.barner.
~~.
WEB :VENDERS , OP - POREIGN
1.
.on 4esteatie eierabilelaa; sad
brewera, Weave. 414.; 01110011114 Casein Intl
take &ogee that Mel stettilratel4 and domed try
the eadertigeett.Appralste aS flsabOotber .
license tax ter the year ISM as Moira:
Ustand ttaadfleatlaaof Peewee flereg Is the
ale of goodsorates Sad saerehiadlas eounty
of Bradford for the rear IWO t
Alba Borough— Claes. Trie.-
0. T. Young. . 14 it 7 00
Geo. H. Webb, - • 14 NI
L. J. Andress, 14 4, 7 Os
Albany Township—
F. P. Corcoran.
S. B. Bterigere,
J. T. Bested,
Asylum Township—
11. bloody & Son,
Athens Township-.
D. s. Brown,
F. E. Weller.
Porter & Co..
S. F. reliVirs,
U. Fisher,
Anson Beldlemarl.
Athens Borough—
Thos. Sinnlll,
F. T. Fage,
Rly Wright.
J. C. Gregg,
D. C. Gray.
Fitch .t Kinney,
G. T. Entambrack,
Mitchell Gros.,
N. P. Chaffee,
W. N. Hilton,
Wiicott Gohl,
Isaiah Potter,
Win. Klll,
King Barchard,
'.lithat Carroll,
T. N. ?post & Son,
John Peterson.
LPon & Co., •
B. F. Park,
R. N. Lowe & Co.,
Robert Finch.
A. A. Klnner,
Joseph Blues.
Burlington Townsirip—•
Saddler & McKean, ,
M.-Knapp,
Iturtlngton Borough—
W. M. 0. Green,
G. P. Tracy. •
Barclay Tennistdp—
P. T. Lynch.
W. J. Thompson & Co.,
R. A. Abbott, Superintendent,
Macfarlane & Son,
Canton Towns
d. R.Vrlght,
Vermllye k Son,
Beardslee & cornet,
Columbia Township—
Jeremiah Ryan,
C. H. Gernert,
Strait & Hibbard,
Beman & Colony,
C. G. 3leLeland.
Canton Borough--
Burk, Thomas & Co.,
Clark & Whitman,
J. S. Manley,
J. Fennell & Son,
G. H. White.
J. H. Tripp k Co.,
N. L. Manley,
L. Yothaberg,
K. H. Trout,
C. W. B.artisley,
W. S. Cranmer,
B.S. Darts,
Coe St Campbell,
J. Kinney,
W. Owen & Son,
P. Sander'',
Griffin & Bacon,
Mlx & 'Whitman, -
T. k K. W. Pierce,
Crlppen & Elliott,
Kilmer & Moody;
E. Newatan,
G. H Eaten,
F. ll_ Peck,
C. H. Stone,
G. K. C,ona, -
S, J. Strait,
Franklin Township
8. M. Walter.
J. B. Juhnson,
Glanville Township—
Porter
P. T. Riggs.
Taylor is Manley.
Chas. MeLauChlan,
Herrick Township—
J: J. Anderson.
IL AV. Titus,
Litchfield Township—
A. 11„ . A.rinstrolig,
E. Harrington, agent,
Leßoy Township—
Hugh M, Holcomb,
H. A. Holcomb,
C. A. Kelley.
Leßaysville Borough— I .
M. Bailey, ,
L. 1.. Bosworth.
•
L. I'.Blackman,
D. G Halley.
Bosworth & Lyon,
P. C. VanGelder,
Gorlfam S Coleman.
J. P. Carl,
A. S. Baldwin;
Monroe Township—
d. Harringtot.,
Monroe Borough—
D. J. sweet.
Summers & Walker,
L. G. liollon,
0. F. Mingos.
'N. S. Rbinevatilt,
E. F. Fowler,
H. C' Tracy.
Ingham & Mingo*,
A. L. Crannier & Co.,
Overton Thaltishlp—.
F. itelrhlmer & Musbacher,
F. Osttions*.po.,
Orwell Township—
Case & Cowles,
J. P. Coburn, '
J. E. Pendleton,
G. G. Corbin,
c. M. Vanieltitle,
G. I. Norton,
Pike Township—
W. C. & Burrows,
E. J. Eastatirook,
H. A. Rom
Thom.s,
Route Borough—
George Nichols,
John Whitaker,
M. L. Maynard.
L. H. Browning.
Rome TownshiF►—
B. 1. Ridgeway,
Ridgioiry ToensLip—
rintig & Tuton,
C. Evens,
J. C. Robinson.
South Creek Township
-11. E. Chace, agent,
W S. TILL
Joh n Gordon,
.1. C. Kingsland,
G. W. Strong,
Sylvania Borough—
P. Peek.
. Standing Stone.Township—
r. E. flush. i
Bostwick Bros.,
Sheithequin Township—
Ixnr.
J. H. Child*, ,
South Waveqly—
W. M. Corey, '
Buntlineld Township— i
M. Bullock,
E. s. Tracy & Co., . I
Child & Barris,
C. D. :shays,
Phillips Bros.,
C. B. Itigg, , , ,
W. E. V ..orlt(s,
14 700
•11 . 10 go
14 7 00
13 10 00
Springfield Township—
F. If. Mattocks,
W. T. Daly,
N. S. Watson,
James Sargent,
Towanda Borough—.
,
11, M. Welles, /4, 700
•
.
Stevens a Long, 6 60 10
G. L. Bows, •• - 14 700
~
(L. 1,. ROM. No. 2 More, 14 700
C, T. Hiroy. 14 7 00
0. D. Wickham, 14 7 00
A. Horton. 14 700
W. It. Smalley. • 14 760
J. 0. Frost', Song, Ii 15 00
10, C. Porter, 13 10 00
Decker Bros., 13 10 I 0
'
C. F. Dayton,
.. 14 7 00
If. E. Rosenfield, 17 12 50
G. M. Clark, • 33 in 00
C. S, Fitch, 13 10 00
.
. .
Valet' &C n_ 10 7A OO
' Mynas ar Hlldreth, , i
' 9 25 00
Slyer A De Woo. 14 7 00
Turner & Gordon, 14 7 00
Woodford 14 Vas/DOM,' is 10 00
11. Jacobs, 13 10 00
Owen 0/06., 13 10 00
J. H.lllustly . 13 10 00
John Carman, 14 7 0
N. P. /Deka, 12 12 50
Loomis & Vreemuth, . 13 10 00
IS. 11. (:owtes,. , 14 7 00
Humphrey brothers Is Tracy, 5 60 00
E. H. ,Pleree, 14 7 00
.
Henry .iittZPU.N 14 7 00
Thos. Muir k Co., 13 10 00
51..1. Larkin. 14 700
Bowman h Kline, 14 7 00'
.
James Mew*, • l2 12 50
.1. L. Krill, agent, h ' 10 2000
Powell h Co., 3 100 00
'
Hrs. Mingos. 14 7 00
J. F. Com '• er. 12 ,17 50
,
,
F.. 1), Haunted
.11 ' 7 00
Holmes & Passage, 12 12 50
E, F. Dittrich, 12 12 50
C. P. Welles. 13 70 00 -
s. C. Whitcomb, 12 12 50
W. et. Chamberlin, 13 ..10 CO
J. Doutrich, . 14 "1 00
,
Mosenerans ili Brewer, , . 14 700
D. W. Scott 1k..C0, 10 20 00
Nathan Thld, . l4 7 00
Clark 0. Porter.. ,
13 10 00
Wm. H. Mallory, ' ... 13 10 00
M. Bel:Melo:ma. 14 7 00
Decker & Veogiit, 12 12 50
George Ridgeway, 14 7 00
Vanneet *LOUD; 14 700
Lewis Itapblel, 14 7 00
F. J. Blum, - 17 12 50
H. 'Welles, 14 7re
Mclntyre limns., , IS '3O 00
T. IL Jordan.l2 12 60
, .
M. C. Mercur h Co., 13 10'00
A. H. Dye lien., , 10 to oo j
- 1
Terry Townikap—
11. Dunham, 14 7
7 00 00
V. L. Canwell, 1
14
W. hJ. ft. Horton, .13 10 00 '
Troy Toonskilp—
H. F. Shattuck,
J. H. Dexter,
Troy Borough— .
Dobbins & Johnson,
If lekoek & Frets.
Ilobart la Porter, ,
H. T. Loot. 1
D. Mitchell.
Bean! ./e/ 4 F l 4l4lth rt
H. Wolfe,
A. Gee,
E.. 8. Jewell,
Stewart Bros..
J. It. Grant.
Gernert tk Italian,.
Wooster & Booth,
Chia. N. Grohs,
Dewey Jt Ca,
45. K. ISpaiding.
Bailey, - Panning & Loorala;
0- B. Mitchell. •
tl, Bradley.
rorlieni. Peat a Co.,
T. A. Plates it Batt,
gointittem, UMW' Cs.
Wm.trfter..
IP. o.amen, , • -
E. O. Oltrer & Bow
Tose:lrons Townsldp-...
A: J. BlNark, •
Ulster Township.. '
James her.'
George Mat
Gririth.
James Irving,
A. Watkins, •
WitttiotTowttahlp
rhae: Klester,
Horton k Terrell.
Perry Ir3sinea,
Township...
Daniel Mohan.
Smith k Part.
Bartlett
Warren Township-
J. If: Kinney.
.1. Y. Cooper.
W. G. tiostsrielt.
Windham Township-.
Russett.
IL 11 ridte , mnn if en.,
' Wyaluslng TOWl3l4hip••••
J. H. !toward.
Gaylord Sundt.r,
1. M.
David,Brown.
Bosworth., SWIM &
iwewts k Stolen,
• B. S. Keeler,
H. J.
Clark lloilenharlr,
C. B. iNtferty,
K. fr .
Wells Townahly...
C. B. Hanyen.. 4• 14 7 cio
- List of persons engaged in the ale of patent
medicines. nostrums, tie., In the county of Brad
ford for 1880:
Attany Township
S. G.Sterigere,
Athens Township- ,
Potter *Co..
Athens Borough
nleack,
Jo.eph Hines,
Canton Borough-
Cttirk Whitru , n,
Mix & Whitman.
Lens:inland Roraima-.
P. C. Venftelder.
L. P. Blackman.
Leßoy Township--
C.IS. Molcomb. • •
Monroe Bouotigh;-
_D. J. Sweet.
if. C. Tracy.
Rome Borough-
Wm. Rice,
Towanda B Jrough-
Turner k Gordon,
B. Porter,
C. T. Kirby.
H. C. Porter,
*rip Borough-
Stewart Bros.
B. IL Mitchell,
Wilmot Tiwnsblp-
P. A. Quick.
Wyalusing Township
!. M. Allis, 5 00
V. S. Homer, 4 6 00
List of bankers and brokers In the county of
Bradford for the - year 1880 -
Canton Borough-
Samuel Roane & Son,
Troy Borough....
Pomeroy Brothers,
IWyalasing TowniihiP-
G. - M. Bixby, I
30 00
List of among keeping Millard saloons in the
county of Bradford for the year 1880
Towwida Borough
0. H. P. Disbrow
Wm. Henry.
T. U. Jordan,
O. Kellogg.,
James Nestor,
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
700
7 00
7 00
14 100
14 7 DO
70 00
7 00
/4 7 r 0
4 80 00
El 30 00
14 700
14 7 00
14 . 7 00
4 \1 , 1 ,, 110 00
I 4 7 00
14 7 00
13 10 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
10 VI 00
14 7 CO
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 700
14 7 Oo
14 7. 00
14 7 00
12 12 60
14 7 GO
14 7 00
13 20 00
14 7 00
11 11 00
14 7 00
II 10 00
13 10 00
13 10 00
14 . 7 00
IX 10 00
14 7 00
14 7 DO
14 7 00
14 7 00
Troy Borough—
C. If, Belionegal;
tlit of persons running breweries In the county
of Bradford (or the year 1880:
• Towanda Roiongh— Clan. Tax.
Anton° lAnier. 8 125 00
List of per.nus engaged In wholesale liquor deal
ing In the county of Branford for' the year 1880:
Towanda borough— , Class Tax.
John Griffin,. . 13 11.5 00
R. Caren. 13 25 00
James Comm lstrel% la 25 00
C. P. !hole, 13 25 00
Liat of persons keeping eating-houses, saloon%
he., In thc omit' yor Bradford for the year 1880: .
Canton Borough— - - Clod*. Tax.
A. J. Beets. S #2O 00
Troy Borough— i ' .
Frank Green,
Towanda Ilarough-
Jallle% Nestor, 5 20 00
Henry Barrett, . S 20 On
S. ti.gni,i, : 5 . V,/ 60
List of f.rsonwengagell in keeping hotels In the
county of Brad Neil, f or the year 1880
Albany Township—
F., Ir. W Brox,
M. Kellogg,
J. IV itcos,
11110 00
14 700
4 7 00
14 7 00
VI /0 00
14 7vo
14 7 CO
14 TOO
14 7 00
11 700
14. 700
14 700
14 7 00
13 1000
14 7'oo
14 1 00
14 .7 00 -
. 13 JO 00
14 .7'oo
12 12 50
14 7 0:1
14 7 00
Athens Township—
C.. H. Cane.
John A. Briggs,
Athens Borough—
Fat uswort h,
k 0. 1,..1,mtan,
& 0. 1.. , tortintt.
Albany Borough—
I. H. Smith,
101=13
14 7 00
12 12 5()
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
Colutnbla Townsbl
J. P. Strong.
WorreUStutth,,
. Canton Borough—
. olle‘
IL Tuttle,
James F. Fox,
Monroe Borough—
. 11.11cDonatil,
D. 11. Dodge,,
1. S. Hinman. '
14 7 00
13 10 00
12 12 50
13 10 00
13 10 00
13 10 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
Vldgliary .rowne ,
V. Bildwin,
Overton Township—
James J. Hannan.
13 10
14 7
13 10
14 7
`South Creek Township—
G. K. Suffern,
Spriggfielff Township—
Joseph Causer,
Sheshequin Township—.
J. P. Routers,
14 7
14 7
14 7
14 7
sonth WA'erly—
Martin Crowley,
Troy ftgrough—
Joseph Jarwernan,
11. 1 H. McGeneral.
Towanda Borough—
/Thu—Seeley. .•
0: H. P. blatinar,
Win. Henry.. '•
Witablnittrin Pitcher,
E. A. Jenning.,
0. Kellogg,
Thne.'3l. Jordan,
Brown,
, Ulster TownsLtp
Danlei Brown,
M. A. Forrest,
14 7 00
13 10 00
13 10 00
13 10 00
14 7 00
14, 700
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 OD
13 10 00
14 7 60
Wyeos Township--
J. G. Daugherty.
Bartlett Bros..
D. §. Kennedy,
WTainsingt Townehip--
J. M. Brown,
14 7 00
/4 7 00
14 - al
Wells Township—
It. B. Berry, •
19 10 00
13 bo op
14 7 op
TAKE NOTICE—AII who are concerned In this
appralgement. that an appeal will be held at the
Comolaaloners' Office. In Towanda florough. on
FRIDAY, the rTII day of APRIL.. A. R. tint%
between the hours of 10 o•clnet A. %UZI 4 o'clock
r. at. of to‘W day, when and . where you can attend
If you think proper.
c 11.0.. L. STEW ART. Appraiser.
March ft, 144044.
14 7 CO
oo
14 700
14 7 00
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polwitastiagi. If yen are walla
pia itr - arlacins
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CARTER'S UTILE LIVER PHIL
A.iso rare aU forum crt allionsnese. W5T 1166 C 060 6,
patios sad Dyspepala. prymoteStgestlon. Mere
distress from too hearty Wins. Coma Disortisni
of the Storaseb.EltimulatetheLiver.and Besalate
the Bowels. ; They do all this by taking Jut one
Uttlo Wait stAose. They are purely vegetable. do
not tripe or barge. and are as nearly perfect es it
is possible toy a pill to he. Price 2S cents. S lot
Bold by dnuttists everywhere or sort by will.
CARTER MEDICINE CO., NEW YORK
•
- Geoi L. -Ross;
.
Of the Third Ward Store, has opened a large and
convenient Store In the brick block, First ward.
opposite Humphrey Brothers Tracra Boot and
Shoe Factory, and has filled It with
_.. A LARGE STOCK OF
CHOICE GROCERIES
OF ALL KINDS,
Which he tuts purchased In New. York for cash,
and solicits the confidence and patronage of the
public, and respectfully announces that he
•
WILL NOT SE UNDERSOLD
•
By anybody. BM Titled Ward Store will also be
kept stocked with first.class goods, sod wilt be sold
if 10W Y the towels*.
' Towanda, amss) , e, VISO.
14 7 00
14 7 00
11 15 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
11 15 00
14 7 Oe
14 700
1$ 10 00
14 7 00
14 7 to
1: 1: 50
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 7 00
14 74x)
14 7100
14 b OO
11 boo
14 7 , 90
GILMORE & CO.,
PE lifil•niS, INCIMASE OF rEalstoss,
and all other aliases of 016144:r0e Soidien and
Soldiers' Heirs, prosecuted.
Address with stamp.
OILICO Wes DD k
hingtott, D. C.
Oh 00
14 790
14 700
14 700
if 'I 00
7-00
14 7 00
H 700
10 00
14 Too-
13 It 40
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$ 36 IV
14 730
12 .12 7.0
12 I 2 /SO
11 700
14 7 iv
14 7 00
II 15 (V
12 1:59
34 700
14 700
9 25 00
12 12 SO
14 7 00
14 700
J 4 709
12 12 BO
13 10 00
Cla4". Tax.
4 4.4 00
4 600
I 5 00
I 5 00
4 S 00
4 5 00
4 aOO
4 5 00
4 sOO
4 t 00
4 a OO
4 b 00
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6 60 00
5 60 00
5 50 00
5 50 00
5 50.00
5 50 00
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4 100 00
5 60 00
5 50 00
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- 5 50 00
5 50 00
5 50 00
5 50 00
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ItfteirU,
Los-TALLEt
PENN. t SAW TORS RAIL ROADS.
Amusement of Passenger Tratzts to Will abet
NOVSMBIT, tO. iO7 .
I
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' 2 720 .... 7 7 / a rraralb 103 ~. J 05j
2So 9 .... ...tillattslo... 1180 1 . 20 1205;
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S / r . i.... Itcychestor. 1000 6 100031
6209 00 ..'.. ... Lyons... 517 623 { 6 501
6Si 9 -.... ...Genova .. 741 - 11 1501 14,
33. 114 .... .../thses... 003 2144 40'
5 100 .... .. &shun, ..r0..1 ....19 tri
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to I 200 020 .../Lthelli.. , 421'413315 041
__ ..,. 9so ....11 1 1an..:1.. ;11 24 4 341:
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10 20 Ala's Stour.' ....110 4814 la,
1080 linaVerteld ...if° 3014 101
'029 Irsenetitown _005214 021
1042 .WysloBlne .: . , J 0 05:3 47 1
11 15 .I.sasy9lllo. 302 . 9 4613 111
1120 61 09' 8 Eddy ,...., s 4t5 la
11137 lieshoppe4 11.... 925:1'151
41 44 111848810817.1„... 9 19,s 4i9;
12.30tT0ntlign . .k i 318 1 8'8512 47,
12 401.1.9 Otango.l ...} 644 - 257;
13234'. .Palis.. . 8 ts l : 22'
1 .1 2011:is Janecii i ii, goa l s 0.8 1
2001 Iva-Barrel I osi 7 3014 40
4 SOVett Chunkill 05 ... .+ lllO6
r 8 w.Allentown . 1 1006' ...Iloo7i
g 05 , . 11 94bleheisi.l. 9 60' —.16 SW
6P). •.E 9410 11. f • 9 20: ....; 9 'K:
a 351PhIlad'Iphl*, 800; ....IS LSI
1 923 •N,aw Torkd 6 401 ... .6 341,
Tag..6'.11 1/1-11.iA WI
11$31'
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4 60
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121
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9 10
!1000
Trains 8 and 15 rein daily. Bleeping ears on trains
5 and 16 between Ma'am Palls and Philadelphia
and between Jinni and New kit without changes
Parlor cars on Trains an d'9 between Niagara
Balls and Philadelphia without change.
IL A. PACKER., Supt.,
Sayre. Pa., Nor. 10, 1878. P. t N. Y. R. B.
'Aliiettatteotts.
Be Not Deceived
J. K. BUSH,
THE BRIDGE-ST. CLOTHIER,
i
.19 bound ‘o;tell
Tax.
Ch.) 00
CHEAPER, THAN ANY
40 00
TEIER CLOTHING HOUSE
IN TOWANDA!
, Before the late advance in prices we
patthstsott , the LARGEST STOCK EVER CAR
RIED Itr t 8. and therefore eau ,
SELL AT OLD PRICES !
Our stock comprises a lull 114 of—
31E IrB, YOUTH'S,
AND CHILDREN'S
CLOTHING!
Fer the Spring trade
The largest stock of HATS iietaam
A full and superb line of Gents'
FURNISHING GOODS.
Trunks and Traveling Blgs,
At manufacturers' prices.
Towanda, Mat ch 18, 1880
Ask ij,;ur Druggist for Circulars,
For sale Gy
CLARK B. PORTER (Ward Rome), Dlll7O GIST
•
.WrhstzsAlinntr.9„ Pa" Oct. 9, 1879.
I am using Ely's Cream Balm and receiving eery
beneficial results. It is the only remedy of a great
many I have tried which ban acted an a cure. I
hare been troubled with Catarrh for over IS years.
my bead has been, most of the time, stopped and
Very much Inflamed. It flag opened my nostrils
and reduced the luilammation in my head—in fact
1 feel lam belu9 cured, It is khe only remedy I
have found which can be applied without pain and
dread. My eyes are improving so that I can stand
strong light, which I have not been able to do for
years. 9:n7itnxi9.l. Factutw.
With E. F. Mts:gvz, Merchant. Oct. 30.
NAVla.aat is;
.zz, •
-a
P=ZI (177 T. *
• 41- '1.1"
C.
O. E. R. B. is • liquid—a valuable combination
composed of several of the moat powerfnl and
penetrating liquids known in chemistry, and was
dot•overel by a celebrated English chemist, and
171 A I atrrsinced into the United States in the year
J. 13, and Mace that time; by ita marvelous curs
live power*. has won for itself a world.arldo repo
lotion for its many cures of Rheumatism, Paine
and gsrellings. Burns and' Scalds, Sprains and
Bruises. Cuts and Old Sores, Contraction of the
Biuseles. Tender and Frosted Feet. Chilblains.
lienralgia. Pain tq the Side, Cheat and Back. and
st aan Sdp c at le
h f e
h H e o ardse s o as a wle ll Li s n ta im to e r n Htsan n *aid v now
and scarcely a stable or house can -be found with
out a bottle where it is known.
We challenge competition : $l,OOO will be paid
for any case of the above-named file that G.E. a 8,
will not cure it the directions are closely ob
served. G. jr,, S, a may stands tho test bacons it
has proved the best. It is aide and wise to al:
trays keep a bottle on hand,thereby in frequent In.
eMsices avoiding the necessity of calling A doctor.
There is s balm for moat all His; •
'Da neither cayenne drops nor hartiliorn pills—
When fairly tried, It then will show
That Carer* G.E. 8:8, is more than blow.
Try a bottle and it it does not give aatisfaction
return it to your Druggist half-nail and ho will
refund you your money.
- Did space permit we could give you a hundred
testimonials from men and families in this county
that could not be doubted.
Call upon your nearest Dr or EitorteNeep.
er and iudt for Carers 0.16, Sand not be put
off by soros other worthless trash. If he has
not got it on band. ask him to send for it for you.
D. G. OAKUM. Satz Prxmairos.
laldletcrwn. Orange Co., N_ Y.
For sale in turraeda, Fa., or
C. T. KIRBY and 11. C. FORTItIt.
NOTWMISTANDING _
The 'site . advance in paper and other stock]
PUICES AHE STILL
WAY DOWN CELLAR!
AND STILL DIGGING:
MHZ° THZ IiZZT SIZTT bATI3
I 4111c:oakum to biti4 all littols of
MAGAZINES AND MANN BOOKS
At ()Ideates—at old rates:
Magazines Bound far Fifty Cents—Fifty
Masf—and Upward.
Fln. Blank Melo a SPECIALTY pad all wart
WARRANTED.
A. prvEnrx SMITH. -
Biro'lila 2lui Lin I
Park Ruhr, Tow a.
P. 0. 80z,1612
WILFTWASD.
J. K. BUSH, 1
No. 2 Bridge Street.
FURNITURE STORE.
Having dotabled our fartlltleit this year by men
pylng two:stiffed+, we are 'prepared to offer you a
larger stork than ever before, and at reduced
paces. ,
FURNITURE
CHEAP
CHEAPEST.
At the same time we keep up the standard of our
fie•
UNDERTAKING,
we guarantee satisfaction. We are prepared Lod*
anything In that line on short notice, and are do
terrulned topless°.
,
Farm Account!
E7er7.l 4.-tticr hnntt 1133$11)-,tt-7 tst- A t
train. Lew cc. I mpl tene i Ttr:ll .14 ..11. • L 7''-: t
toast iorivm st•ma-• VI Lttt. Atti. tz tr.tryftet
&Vann /4 we li.Teuth 154.1.ttlickola.
McI.NTYRE BitOTHERb,
I TOWMadU‘
General HaidWare,
HEAVY AND
Stoves, Tin, Iron, Nails,
Painti, Oils, Glass, Potty,
Gunpowder; Shot, Cartragt....
Carpenters' and Joiners' Tools,
Wagon Mak.rs' Supp
Farming and Dairy Implements,
Table Cutlery, Clothes Wringers,
BoHi, Chains, &e., &c.
Rope,
g
a)
k
114
E
RANSOM COTTAGE RANGE,
With the Expansion Broiling eha:mber,,
SMYTH'S PATENT DUPLEX GRATE.II
With or without Low Closet, Reservoir, or Ornamental Elevated Shelt
The Greatest Combination -of Valuable Improvements Ever Presented
in one Range.
t
~ After the fiatterlng experience of the past' year. having had very large and e x tended sale , we
find that the Tits Rasson COTTAGC Is universally conceded to he the meet desirable Range of It*
cage in the market. Its general features are the 'Wee as In the celebrated Ransom Range, which has
for years been considered the finest ltange made: 1t contains the Potent-Expanstan Braillhas
Chamber, which 7.1 untreteatly acknowledged to be the only successful and practical broiling attach
ment In use. It is also furnished with Smyth's. Pa eat Duplex Grate. This celebrated
Grate is extretnely simple In Its construction. It has now,' been In active use t.r more thin fire years,
and In view of the universally successful experience cf. lI operation and durablilty.during that time,
as well as the highly satisfactory resultwobtalned by us In our own thorough trial of ItaqUalltle.. we have
no hesitation to pronouncing it the only complete andttecussful arrangement for removing clinkers
andrefuse from the dre-box Initantauemisly. thoroughly a d cleanly. while the degree of combustion
obtained has never, In our opinion, been equaled with any other ettle'of grate.
Tile ItAmitom Otirrank Is a thorough/it itral , clueeißaxpe In. ail its portions and appointments.
While the price Is eirreettly iota. It is en. constructed hat It can be, changed from a Low Closet to a
Single Oval Range, by merely Lifting the upper part of the Range from the tow Closet and placing it
upon a set of ornamented legs. All sires can also be furnished with the Ornamental Elevated Shelf.
The large Baled Ash Pan is taken nut at the end of the Rang* lustead of the front—a much more con
venient and cleanly arrangement—and the capw lons Warming Closet extends underneath the whole
Range. The Hot Water Reservoir is heated entirely from the bottosn, and is of a larger capacity than
will be found on any other Range of this Mass. Al) the minor details in the ;construction of this
Range have received the closest attention. It has highly burnished ends, nlckleeniatoe _knobs of a new
ind beautiful pattern„nickio-plated panels, nickfte•plated Towel Racks, and the mounting and fittings
Is In the best style.
MerNTYRE BROTIEERS.
Towanda, Pa:, October so, 1879
24461.RELEIZED MAN'TLES I.
-Plain Mantels.. Complete sID.OO White Marble for Children 15.00
Extra Fine - - 20.00 ,_ Extra Fine • 10.00
Crag*. Monuments 150.00 f Suitable for Crow n P eople 8.00
Extra Fine for Family 226.00 ' Ex.Finels.oo
/art would recommend especially the rieautifuteOlATMßlAN MMIBLE, and far more durable for
this climate, will not sOIL or DISCOLOR with VS like other msrble.
A. W. AY - MRS
fit 444, 446 and 66116 Yard 458, 460 462 East Water StrOt, 1111 RA, N. Y.
Auruiture.
BRIDGE STREET
TWO STORES IN ONE!
We are selling
Of all k!nds an
If not
CHEAPER
t, Than the
(OCR SI9CCIALTY):
Cal and see for yourself
- N. P. HICKS.
Towanda. May ist• /M.
PATENTS
and hoer to obtain them. Pamphlet
;tee, upon receipt of Stamp for post- -
see. Address—
.,
GILMORE, Starru'ik CO.
J'airsts.
Hear Patent Oiler, Washbacitos,
iswi,,,:,;
D ums
coca or
MELF
ALSO AGENTS FOR '.IIIIE
-AND
FRQST'S SOi S'
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
FURNITURE!
**) arn tow prepared tot the spnix i 3 TRADT,
With a full line at •
NEW AM) DESIRABLE GOODS
LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST
PRICES
which we invite the public .to catt and examine
PARLOR SUITS IN 'RAW SILK,
TELUtIS, PLUSH AND
Is eery large, and onr prim as low as the lowest
We have a full line of
CHAMBER SUITS IN ASH,
WALNUT AND SOFT W09D,1
which we are WIN; at a very low price: i A fail
nue of ' I
SPRING BEDS, .MATTRASSES
AND PILLOWS.
UNDERTAKING.
In this depaitment we always have the best rxode
in the market, and ere contihwdly adding
with all the
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS,
while our prices are the lowest.
'L..O. FROST'S SONS'
•
TWTrauds. April 9, 1879. •
GET YOUR ;HAIR CUT
AND SHAVING, AT TIM
Welira MEIECOVUESe
SHAVING PARLOR.
study to tame.
. V. STEDGE, Proyr
Towsnds. Ps., July 111, D Wt. •
w ir c o ,4 3c t lah t Mt • tarM a t4lll4 tO trat
HARDWARE,
o
o._-
CL
- =
"TI Ca.
- 0)
,-.•
a E. Cj)
Mb HIM UST
} 1 FROM
nuary Ist, 1179
OODSA.RE
CHEAPER
N TREY NAVY...DEVI
ENTY YEARS
flruititte.
=
Our assortment of
EAIRCLOTH,
NEW' STYLES
Warner's Safe Pills
ASK AN lININNIDIATI AND AVMS,
MITNIIII.VB VOX A TORPID UTNE,
AND CURS IXISMILNIGNSVDTIOPEIN
MA. snammotatut.'lllLlooB DIAB.
MALARIA. FSTflt. AND
ADVIL arid should be used, whenever AIM
bowels do not. operate freely sad reiralsrlr.
Their BMW) is gentler than that of other pay
=eat the mime time more etreethe. 110
071181 i PILLS =QUIRT. SUCH
SMALL DOSES ,711011, vnosopea
wogs. . - • .
...They bite been used with greet inotess in the .
Enschati army. where MAWS prorads, and Iwo
thanTAT ANTIDOTE FOIL ALLSINDE
OF MALARIAL POISON.
People who lire or work to unhealthy Awes,
and those of sedentary habits, should one them.
Taken at bed-time. they pro mote rest and wing
on natural evacuations the next forenoon.
They do not act directly on the bowels. but
Indirectly through the liver, by causing it to
secrete the necessary bile. Antl /would alwar's be
preferred to pills wbich operate as a violent
cathartic, musing teueseaarid weakness. ,
If any person can prove that
there is a better remedy of Us
kind than Warner's Safe Pills,
he will be paid $l,OOO by
H. IL Warner &
Price, 25 Cents a BOL
Warner's. Safe Nervine
Onrcxxx GIVES num AND sumo
TO THE SIIPFERING, CIIRES MAD.
ACRE and NEURALGIA, PREVENTS
EPILEPTIC FITS AND RELIEVES
DERNOCS PB.OSTRATIONInrouskt oft
by EXCESSIVE DRINK. OVER.WORR.
MENTAL. BUDGES AND Drum
CAUSES. • . •
Powerful na it Is to atop pain and soothe ella
turbot, nerves, It. NEVER INJURES TEM
SYSTEM. whether taken in small or large
doses, .
It, often arteSts the proven, of. serious dia.
duns by the,reenperstive rest which it insolnees.
and Li benedetal in all painful diseases.
WARNEWS - SAFE I:IRVINE le the
IMPROVED DISCOVER V OF ONE OF
THE MOST EMINENT PIITSICIANS
OF THE WORLD, and as haekthnebie bles
sing to all who Butter.
If any *Teen can prove. that
there is a' better remedy of . its
kind than Warner's Safe N ere
ine, be will be paid $1,900 by
H. H. Warner It Co.
Bottles * of two ezed: Fines. Wein. and MOO.
*AIMEE'S SAFE SID' EY and".
LIVES CURE and WAITNEIrS
SAFE kiITTERS are also n superior
remedies, each the best of its class.
11 6 icsEu
leadingd)Tsh o:sr
-Druggists 6;3
4gim u~f fn)>, a . h . d dealers in
_Med.
SA r i tr-seri nes f ::3:72;
and ,TeittFtontals.l
) ADDRESS
. >
REID• ILEWMER
J •
f"C"F ter Lir
SCOVILL'S
86900 LIVII SEE
a peerless remedy for Scrofula, White
Swellings, Cancer, Erysipelas, Gout,
Chronic Soref,, "Syph.RN Tumors,
Carbuncles, Salt Rheum, Malaria,
Bilious Complaints, and all diseases
hulled an Impure Condition of
the Bi This Grand Remedy is a
compound of vegetable elands, • the
chief of which are SARSAPARILLA.
and STILLINGIA. The cures effected
by_SCOVILLiti -BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP are absolute, and their
-record Is undisftgured by failure.
For sale by ail Druggists.
MOTT'S
LIVER PILLS,
tie Ing Cithrtic TapiaMe &Atm
They rectify torpidity of the :Liver. •
They give tone to the itonsach.
They prevent griping of the Bowels.
They remote-bile from the Blood.
They purify and invigorate the Body.
They cure all bilious complaints.
iEGETABLERE
Instantly tlestroyaWOßMS and Is monimentled by
physicians as tbe best WORM MEDieviz. -
BAKER'S PAIN 'PANACEA
for .41 - .4.7V and 8E.48 T.
For External and Internal Use.
The Greatest Pain Reliever Of the Age
lINTON'S BALSAM
CURE§ COLDS, COUGIVS, ETC.
Can be.us'al n, n Plasttn..
Fcas.At.z ny ALL Dr.t.-c.iiITS.
JOEDT r. cuREA...O L co.,
f 61.71 1•1;01•ItIET.):Z4,
24 C0.1.10g0 Place, /tow Tor.
..,r"7 - 71 ,
. _ .
STOP THAT COUGH
ITSING
DR. GEBILIIN'S COIIOII AND CON
NiC E XPTION CCIOE, .
Warranted to gtre relief or money refunded
READ THE FOLLOWING LETTER
• WHICH SAYS.:
Messrs. Howarth & Mallard.
Gentlemen take pleasure ,In recommending
Dr. German's Cough and Consumption Cure. all I
hove suffered with a severe cough slime last May.
.Ilaro used all kinds of Cough 3iixtures. but could
get no relief. Mornings alter getting up from my
bed I would be - so choked up that I could hardly
breathe: also frequently vomiting severely,
friend directed me to use Dr. German's Cough.
and Consumption Cure. 1 did so, with but little
faith at the time,. hut after using 1 changed my
mind, and I can conscientiously say, after taking ,
only one bottle. I did not only obtain relief but am
no: troubled with that fullness in the morning, 1
My cough has stopped, and I can obtain a good,
night's sleep—something not enjoyed by me. far
weeksliefore, Will close by saying it Ws letter
will be Orally benefit to you, you may have my
consent to make It. public. Tours very respect.
fully, . • ..J. E. DOGSDAMEIt,
177, Bleecker St., Utica.
Remember that" after using of a bot-
Ile and you are not satisfied 'return the
bottle and get your money as we sell rio
cure, no pay. Price 50c and *l.OO per
bottle, as we are authorized to sell on
these terms. Turner & Gordon agents
for Towanda,•Pa. 7-llm
EMI
!tooon of tapieemOnederned totter arodn of
darks. Mkt rtlandante and aro .
z swtvas!
It maze mesa ottetten, tioosng Oleeloarlnatdefe—
wrali.ro rotors brain serve and Inirte,ose
WY? IeXtIVAS .
U you are6oung and anserthe tem any barren:4k
orl dlll‘lar ,l dpation (Lyon are parried or Mode. old or
front poor hearth +=footage
_Sse of Ocknele, rely co •
'UV NAVVIRS •
Iftataryoa are, erborerer yot are,obeneverprofeal
• srarl= nl ott= 4=W
I aMING
a _
.TDdt=Woe ure o
compactor, dia.
matot mced.d :Wmo
1. WM SW
If mare ran* or& and lorr retrtred, trylr I by IL
Insist Iwo it. 'lcor droriri•l keels It
It: mug mare your It be* saved badrailia.
I Hop Coot Cool • th•••,••,WT t c,• • - • a bid,
-Tea le , r rad for S taws, , a 16.:•••701asrerto•
°them Cults ato,rptm. t perk. t.• arngigi.
P. Lab= sbeoltla and itnaldalk a af,sd ats
arm, 4+7
M I & tr ST 1101%1141. DI rani Mtg., Co., Irooloo, •
R ;
I k ,
*MOW
TN-SUR - A:NC El
C. S. RUSSELL, Agent,
TOWANDA,"I"A.
FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENT
POLICIES
tmed on the twit trurmabio toes.
Bone' but reliable trapanies repres'er44
Losses adjusted mut paktkere.
losoda. Nov. I; NM.
'oaf.
trENRY MERCUR,
DEAL= IN
AnIiFIRACITE A=b
ISULLIVAX hiSITHRACITZ
c:1 fo•
COIINZR PARR AND Et VER TowA sum,
Cool screened. sod dethrored to aly port ot the
Borate'. A Gt. oatosue tamp ACCOXPAIIIMD
BT TIM CLIM. H . stgitetris, •
Towanda, Dec, 1, DM. 1 " '
NEW ARRANGEMENT
IN TIZIC
COAL BUSINESS.
The anderalgned basing • perehaae4l from .31Ir.
McKean the COAL TART) .
AT THE FOOT OF PINE STEP:ET,HEAIt THE
.
COURT. HOUSE.
Inirttea the patronage of his old friends and the
public ecinatatly. I shall keep a fullassorttnent
of all st,tes, ,
rtrrsrox, Ni'ILKESIRARKE LOYAL
SOCK COAL;
•
AIM SHALL MILL AT
LOWEST' PRICES 'FOR CASH
IC
Terwenda. Ps., Ang. ILTIIAN
1871. • 1271
Agricultural Machinery
R. M. Welles, Towanda, Pa.
Wholesale and Retail dealer lnr
MPROVV FARMING- IMPLE
SIENTS 7A.ND MICIIINERY.
WIRAD TRUE CHILLED PLOWS,
Gale Chilled
Best Reversible ! Plows,
Adgate and Enterprise Churn Pewen,
Corn She Hers, 'Fa4n Wagons,
Platform Wagons, Buggies,
Feed Cutters Grain rills,
•
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ACNE PULVERIZING EABBOW AND. CLOD
CIRTSILEII,r
Bullard's Hay Teddere,, Leader and Gale
Wlieet Makes, Tompkins County Itopnwell
Cultivators, Mowing Machines,
geapers, Plow atays,
Sprout's Hay Elevators and Harpoon
_Forks.
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Liquid Paints, mixed' ready for the
brush. of best brawls. XX STAR UXI)RAIJLIC
CEMENT, &e. Call and see my stork or send
fns circulars and priers. 081 re In C. wene.,
09 -Vent Store. Warehouse directly in roar of same
in the alley., R. M. WELLES.
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Towanda, March lf. 1880.
§facira ithvertisentents.
SPRING AND; SUMMER 1880.
t t. ROSENBAUM & SONS.,
20$ EAST WATERI3TREET,
Dealera in
DRY AND FA.NCY rpOODS,
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ALSO
JOBBERS OF MILLINERV'.
L AEC; EST,I BEST AND Clt EAPEST
Assortmen . t
311.LTAIZtERV
In the Southern Tier.
SirSpeclal Inducements anti Prices to Bllll)ners
A call Is ftspectf ally aollcfted. ' • ,
I. ROSENBAU 'Si: SONS.,
201 EAST WATim. STREET.
Muhl:nun House flock
March I. 1879-71
13" M. BENT
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Wholesale mid Retail
. OEALER 12§7
CLOT B I 7`G
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Gents' Furnishing Goods,
!ii FAST WATER STUMM!,
LORING BLOCK,
Minh N.Y. Juno 11,1171.
jrnm and gosufhold.
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It is rather early,! yet foil. the full
rectentoniett of hooey cleaning, but
the, bright April weather makes old
hOnsekeepert as restless Asia °lair
door things are at tbfs , lime. The
serpent taught Eve- one, lesson that
-rennsinnto this day—the necessity
of shedding and renewing the outer
skins 'Orevery thing kwinima has to '
do with at this time; of the .year.
The carpets took .brightand the rooms
neat,' bat she-knows -that
.one is full
of the wiiter's &lit, and even .the
walls have got their, Winter's coat of
smoke from the Ares and from the
lampe, even the gas, and from the, ac
cumalated, breathing and living of so
Many human beings.-!! The people
who live in whitewashed rooms may
be easy fOr. a little !While longer.
They knoiv they are going to have a '
fresh loecnit" before long, which will
sweeten all their rooms. Whitewash
ed walla are a great deal of trouble
to be sure, and when chat 41 laid on
over Coat,:the fresh Prise will crack_
and sometimes come of -in patches,
and 'occasionally a section of the
Litcheti ceiling tomes tumbling down'
when' softened by too mach steam
from cook. stove or range. It is best,'
On_ every account., for old' walls, to
serape off the thick layers of lime be-
fore the new is pat on. This seems
a great geal of trouble or eipense .
and we have no Workman, like the
Chinese, who will scrape . the old
walia of whitewash, plaiter, ,or old
wall paper,. for 'the Materials alone,
that they curry away and sell 'as far.
Wizen_ to farmers. Remembering
this, it is the best to let.the fertilizers
go out of the house. Painto walls , .
of course, aie best - for. wear.! as these
absorb nothincr'otdust or impurities..
The objection c iO
! them is that they
cost considerable ,at. first and that
they fade of change color , that they
show
.dents snd damage .by - furnitul
moving, and„in the case ofstairways, -
with the bumping of, trunks- on the
expressznan's shoulders. Once:dent
ed it is impossible to renews the plas
ter and paint the wall' -over to match
the rest. 'When a pr4iired wall gets
a knock itis easier to izepairof course.
Paper gets soiled. and ;smoked and
needs to be renewed M6re often than
people think, : for still ahother reason-,--
particularly in sleepingt rooms; _
wherever, there has heed sickness; it
ab.qorbs so much of ! Olivia. and the
least ofimpurities '`are the finger
marks Or (=tease marks that anybody
enb—see. ..Fortunately, papering is
very cheap, and it is easy to.have
walls fenewed with fresh, pretty pat
terhs;for quite s -trifling cost. lint
the old mall paper should always b e
reraovecl, for thereis no reason,e4cel;t
appearance, for potting the fresh one
over - it, as whatever Was in it there
its There are some lionsekeep
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ers who -can paint or - paper theirown
walls and who do their own White
;washing. - These may be interested in
a receipt for calcimining walls,
Have ready a quarter of a pound
of white glue, preilohslylaid in cold
'Water ovi r night so that it is easy to -
dissolve, by 'gradually heating in the
Inorning. Mix eight i pounds of whit-
lag. with hot water, add the dissolv
ed glue arid stir together, adding
warm water until it is abOot as thick
-as creams apply with a calcimine
brush. - , Copperas pot into whitewash,
nsed for cellar walls, is good to keep
vermin away- - Clean paints with
soda water_not soap—and: use a hit
of old flannel or of new canton flan-
nel- for
.the paint cloth. Try solia•
.water to clean smoky ceilings ; whit- ,
ing and ammonia for very: dirty ii;,;.?
ger marki on painted wook world' ,
Wash stained Wood with coldlea...
• - jt,is far better for many r(li=on ; s ( 1
to clean one room,or one floorf : at a.
time. There is no.need ,to t ea r up
all the carpets from. Lilo floors at
once, and live in an atmosphere of
steaming buckets and 'chilly , entrie.
There are people *ho' have their
whole - houses cleaned from g arret to
cellar' and "not a creature knew`it "
,or any di-Comfort there Was about
it.'• Especially should this be remem
bered by the early beginners, as opeu
doors and windows and danip floors
at this season . will be apt to 'give
somebody cold in the, household.
and, perhaps add nursing to other
cares. 'Of course the furniture in all
rooms: needs cleaning as' much as the
walls or floors. Large furniture deal
ers9;eep., women constantly going
oi:or the 'finest furniture with cold
water . and;: a chamois cloth to take
the dust (out of carvings. that no
brush could reach. Old housekeep
ers used to freshen up the substan
tial furniture by Hibbing ,it ;: p ell
down with turpentine and then rubs
bing up again with linseed oil., Bed
steads muSt be taken to piecesWa.z,:li
ed doWn•with brine or alum . 4*liter;
but this is a precaution not -needed
in those households- where all! but
steads are examined once- a month,
well dusted; and the slats 'and inner
woodwork carefully washed pith
( soap and water.
ELMIRA, N. Y.
PREVRNTIVE 1101:SEKEEPINti
But this is the time of year it mint
be remembered when whatever doe-
create roachas, moths, :flits, and oth
er creeping things, or " brings them."
as we say, in full forc.. Dust - aml
grease, and other "matter out of
place," Which is the philoscipher's-tle
finition of dirt, certainly help them'
to come. Roaches may be brought
in-the wood into the. cellars, but it is
very certain- if greasy dishes - are lett
to stand aboutrin-the kitchen sink;
tl:
iley appear about the water pipes or
closets where - the soup 'pots
and sauce pans are kept.. Of course
they can be got rid of by leavingpoi
son shunt—Phosphorus, hellebore.
corrosive sublimate, , As can other
things not to be named. But this is
dangerous when there- are children
about, - and" it is better to sprinkle,bo
- which is safe,• itfclosets and c.up•
boards; And to use plenty of AN a. , llimr
soda 01 ammonia about ki tehenrsinh,L
and for cleanincr iron vessels. • A lit
tle
.ammonia is"vortb a good cit•al of
- Snap in cleansing heavy disho
kitchen. utensils, and bolix, soda,
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annnonia, etc.,'-all neutralize great
which is _better than killing th
roaches and mice' afterwards by oth
er-theans. ' 1 Red ants- are still a dial
culty"-which it wonid.repay some nat
ural scientist to look into. These do
come into the,cleinest,placeS, nini no
known remedy can be 'pronounced as
sure Cayenite pepper sprinklok
about, which is- reeonitnended, is al•
most as bad as .toe ants. "ie.:rill
house-cleaning by lining all the eitY4-
eta' arit, store roomi and china elos-
ets, lineri.elosets , and pantries; One at
a time, on chosen days, without - dii
turbing the,htiusehold, and the gar
rets and 'cellars also.: Then, when
the rest-of the house is done, thou
places are all neat for whatever is to
bp stored away, and the whole - pro
cess will not be z domestic 0!1:111
quake with every article of the Canii-
ly's possession in, stacks :oat ilvari
in the passige way.
House