lil
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DRIFTWOOD.
AN old Virginian, vim lives on a moun
tain in Pittisylrania County, DO is nigh
ty.nir.e'years old, umei • usi ha4.dye, but
for all that his hair, which has white
as snow for years, is now ta ing back
amain, to its natural color. -1
TUE citizens of Mayfield, •••• ;
got awful mad-with General
the Salvation -- Army, for pr 4,
ly for Paducah, `ii - lipro wD
hares as an everlasting riraL
ti , qa irrni has evacuated Ma'
• are in full retreat.
i
A : Nr.w.t.nw junk dealer has two old
it• , n air-tight coffins, and the other day
hr iii,t-tht , in out in front. A, anny man
v.i•tcd a paper inscribed ' Hancock,
1 -7-0.. r.. on the plate of one, and •another
. fcony man pastiwT"" Gaifiel4llBBo," on
the other, to even. Wonder if he felt
any better. . .
SOME facetious loafer in Baltimore per
p•-'rated a curler's sell on the public dur
i:a4 the recent sesqui-centennial celebra
tion. Ile attached to a demolished win
dow ;in a ship-chandlery establishment on
Thames street, _a placard bearing the in
scription : ." This window was 0 broken
daring the bombardment of Fort JlcHen
ry The
_O on the placard wai a
k of taken from a board, but was not
particularly noticed by anybody, though
loindreds gapinly gazed upon the sapper- ;
' -- et.l bombardment relic, and one man'esen
broke ofl a little pieCe of glaos to carry
MEI
Tn ERE is a curious story of bow Wman
etraped conviction for bigamy in West
Vitginia. A girl named Clara, who he I
ri,arried in that State, - discovered that he
Lad been married-Wore - to a girl named
in:Wisconsin.• The 'proSecution
pr.ivedfxith marriages; but. , , the 'defence
SVC ut - further and proved a third. lie bad
married first of all to-La girl named
;:arall in Ohio, and thus the — WiscrAnsin
mariligre wa4 null and, void, being made
• ,
lwforr Le was diVorcedlioiri'Sa - lah.. Then
his divorce of course left him free to mar
. _I y, as he was not then legally married to
anybody. -
A sicE-1.0:;K1..i , a; piing man with kid
14, , ,t - €s and broad-cloth stepped -the
Louis Dispensary the. otherAay,-and
isked to be treated grAisftiraniffection
of the ear: " t ire you a riaO'Per,,? l .' asked
the " Pauper !" indiknantly -ex
lc:Wined the ,leek visitor, "do.I look like
a pauper?" The doctor, 'reminded him
t',..iat-the law provided onlyjor treatment
of paupe:s at the dis . :.etisaTheiisitor
ed : " I don't watitipu toinsinuate
thatl am a i auper." "I will State
frOr your information," said the Doe
t.,r, - n " that the law po,itively prohibits us
: -.rwtting 4ny pauper' who wears a kid
•;lve." " Well, you know what you can_
do atisweted kid gl.ovey. The Doctoi
"I know what you can, do,"
tn ped up, but the deadhead alas
Tack fa. him, and skipped, out just
at tine not to be kicked out. .
! t: elinn,te of Keutud)cy must be eini
t
faVorable . to the development ol
A. youth Of Logan County, in that
I.tte, fell in lOve . with a girl whose fatli
, -vas about to move his family to Texas.
f , ,llowed the gill to . Russellville; and
:: . 1 pi , IC 1 her to st.iy with him. She re
"o., ed. and %Olen the train was about to
It he collected a number of his hichel
. friciols, went to the father 'and said
l'.•Lt he meant business, and 'would Larry
av by force. The father re
; I , ed very prOniptly and called for the
• who guaided the girl until the
t..l:n started., The lover became desper
and as the train moved off he made
t. ,attic - efforts to open the car !windows
'1 puil her out. The old• gentleman
i.:rft'evet. held the window tight 0) the
; find the disconsolate lov,er was
: }n left alone,
Sir people hitve queer ideas of piet
instance, a sievout citizen, of Plymp-
Oregon, has btlilt a hoiiie on posts
t ty feet high, in oilier to live near heav
. Fqty feet ! that's nothing. Why
• 4,'t lie live in the sky parlor of a fash
~hlc
first class hotel ! - ,
Atic il Alleged,spiritual plienomerion
i..iiipened the other
. day at, 'Wornelsdorf,
lip in Bettis County. A little girl named
died a short time ago, and
;lot loug after the ffineral her little broth
..r Eddie, who was four years old, was
in the yard, when he came into
•I,e house and looked very sad. His
mother asked, hiui the cause, when he'
. mid that his sister Mamie bad called him,;
liut in rfitining - all over the yard he failed
to find her. During his shOrt sicknesiPbe
was speaking.continually about Mamie.
ar..laid he would,' go to her Very soon.
ICis oath oceltrred in a short time,
14;w:kur. of the treacherous hair-store
keeper is henceforth the motto of a ?aril
Mademoiselle 9lgalDe Something
or-other. She has a :beautiful head of
golden hair, • and religiotigjr prrerved
every hair that came out when she tomb
:•11 it, till she:bad a large-quantity of it.
Then the tool: it to a fancy rrtist in hair;.
:mil told him to make' switches for her
ilierefram, lie made` sortie of it into
itches, and kept the.rest—that is, most
f it- - .as a pledge of love. OI course the
tfn.shhmable belle was aw:Ty at his pt.&
tzumptio, and site bqmght ',suit against
him to rti:eover. lie (will not keep. any
wrc " Oedgcs of lovC", unbidden. _
people are 'proud to call them
`conservative in everything, even.
though there . ;•are many , things in which
cOnscrvatism does not pay. One of these
•i evidentira citizen of Athens,' Georgia,
- H ho has worn 'one bat. for sixteen winters.
THE Delaware peninsula produces one
~f the worst cat stories .on record. It is
from the Centreville Observer. Which says
that a eat near that place jumped :into a
stove having a good fire in it, ran across
the lire to the pipe, climbed up the pipe 'to
• the flue and there_ took refuge'. When
taken out she , was singed a little, bUt oth
eivrise unhurt.
A. rouTnrtn. scion of an aristocratic
family of 'Toronto, after being out all
night and striking a woman, was caged a
coCkai (1, and one of his companions saki :
" I would drown myself before T would
(lo,snch 3 thing." The aristocratic youth
then went and jumped into the river in
front of a hotel. The landlord jumped in
after him, cauehtliim udder the arms,
ami - said : "Now 'you young fool, I'm go
' -ing to teach you something about drown
ing yourself," Then he ducked hint'un
derthe water, bolding him :down some
t-econds. When he let him up he asked
" Well, are yon satisfied?" " No, I
. am. not." "Then down you go again,"
-raid the hotel keeper, ducking him until
the youthimplored him to let him go ; be
then Kahl " For your own sake, George,
I'm going' to give:peva a little more," and
' lie ducked him again. That youth came
up cured of all desire to eommit suicide.
CIE
THAT man can scarcely be pronounced
thoroughly happy wtio, with an enraged
landlord in the front parlor, has to tern.
porizo with his-grocer and tailor in the
back. zoom.
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MRS. LYDIA E. PINKHAM.
-IASS.
of
fervent-
Mayfield
e Salvo
' d and
LYDIA .E. PINKHAM'S
VEISTABLZ COW:POMO. A
Far all Veinal° Coinpla.ints.
prepace , d9ta i as its name rinidea, coiedsta of
Vegetable Properties 1441..1 ascot del
icate irsalid. Upon on trial the inerfta of this Coen
pound will be re covniz...--1, a,r.li<,'is Immtdiate and
then Its wets cop/Li:mod, n!nety-nine DIEM tD UM
died, aptermoneet curet. rc•rtt . ...l.lstlwrsarris will ter
WI. On it,..moUM , of its prorrn it is to-dayro•
eoutmeaded and m beetpirddanS to
the country.
IS cure c tr l irt.l the wor,l form of falling
of - the nlerts; trrt,;, - ular and gainful'
Rrnstruation.:til trrariza Trot:U..l. Innammation and
nelnlaSol3, Flood;r4-..,r11 lArplaccutents the COD,
'Kena ispipohreekt.. - 1 ., and is e?,;:ck ,11 1 adapted to
the Change of Life. It v•-;:1dh,...01ve and 'expri tumors
term the *terms In an earl; steup:4 of d e r-plenent,,:lbe
i tendency to eancerocts tituntiri txeao t. chtkked 'very
[needdly by Its tea. ' -^ • '
In feet it by prored •to Li the great
est and b.-4a rernee.r evil. hen discon
ed. It permeates c crry r lriton of the :Thew, and gives
new life and stger. r f:Antss,& , .lirclency.
etroys slimming 1 or stizmdante, and xv:tertaletalmela
of the stomach
I. It cares Illon.tluo. 7'solsl-10,, Nerrons Prri.tratfon.
General p:, lit.;.n,slon and bail
gestlosi. That feeling' of b., rm:: Coltn, enuring path,
weight and toirka, ts-rmanimtly cared Ly
tt6cue. It slit n.t. all rn. , l Lnder all cireurretan
ces, act In harmuLY r. tat Lc, Con that - governs the
females.-
•
For CurtplaintA of dib r this compound
Is totetinataavl, •
•
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Is prepared at Mind 1:15 Western arentie, hymn. ?Lem
Price gLtn. Six 6 - ,tt`...^4 for p.OO. ger.'byrwllnthe
form of pinnt also in the form of Lorrio : tw, on receipt
•of price, $1. , 0, per bor, f either. Ilra FLYOI2O.I
!tray' antwClS ail Lit,rs c inquiry, send for pain
- phiet. addrms ..tfost.on eas roper.
Ito fandly thould be Wit h , ,ut E,• PINK/LAX
'Llttll PILLS' gory curt, Constlpation. Dtliouseret
andlorpidlty of the Liver. VS mute •
liE
FMIN
, -
•,1.• ti / •4
w-
i 4 14, I -
3 r
*
.p. -
•
r ;--4-
iit'llita *--
ir
ei.
a. peerless remedy for Scrofula, Whitt.
Swellings t'auc*r, Erysipelas, Gout,
Chronic 'Sores, Syphilis ' , 'ruiners,
Carbuncles Salt Rheum, Malaria.,
Bilious Complaints and all diseases
indicating an Impure Condition of
the Blood. This Grand Remedy 14 a
compound of vegetable extracts, the
chief of which are SSIMAY.titiI.I , A
and STILLINGLt. The curd efNricd
to,t_SCOYILL'S BLOOD IND LLYER
SYRUP are absolute, and tiv•lr
record Is undlsfigured by tatir.:.
For sale by all Druggists.
MOTT'S
LIVER PILLS,
Tbs areatlikei %Mr &Odor,
Theel reietify torpidity of the Liver.
27aey give tone to the Stomach,.
They pierent griping °Pito 'towels.
They remove bite from the /flood. r
They pitrify and invigoratothe Body.
They cure complaints.
f. 1111; '
jEGETABLEUM
Instantly destrayaWOßMS lad Is meetnme . niltsl by
phyosicians as the best WO,RX ,
BAKER'S PO PAM
f0r...41.4.7V and BEZST..
. ,
`'For External andAn t ernal Use.
Tie Gmateit Pain Thlliever of the Age
DENTON'S
J0:7.1
2 1 I.:
cr .,. 4,r
•••
e
EtACK ACHE
CARTER'S
Smart Weed
Bact Aclie Plasters.
These Plasters contain Smart Weed and Bella
donna—both wonderful ppaaiinn relievers—in addi
tion to the usual gums. balsams, &c.. used in other
.rous plasters, and are consequently superior to
-11 others IQr Weak or Lame Sack.. Back
Ache, nhounuttism, Neuralgia Soreness
:of asthma. Pieurig,
Kidney:Troubles, Crick in the Back. Stiff
nets of the Joints, and for all Paina and
Aches, and wherever a. Plf!ster can bo
Awed 'lt you have any need .:/or a Porouc.
Strengthening Plaster, we know) this one wilt
please ycu. IL it sure to give rehei,a.ut PIL uari
not exist where it is applied. .
• Ask your druggist for Carter's Start d sin rt
B&llsdo•.aa 11, ck its.he Phu ter,.
iritErs
lou t # to' "i - r 3 VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR
rm. v..-
40.
RAtirmirmit.
TRis Standard artlclo Is compounded with the
greatest care.
Iti effects are as wonderful 'aud.sattsfact ory as
ever.. tk.
( It retores gray or faded hale to lte youthfu
color. s.
- 'lt removes all eruptions, Itching and , dandruft ;
and the scalp by its use becomes white and clean:
- By Its tonic propetties It restores !he capillary
glands to their normal vigor, preventin gbaldnew,
and making the hair grow thick and strong.
As s dressing nothing has been, found so effectual
or destrable. •
Dr. A. A. If arms, State Assayer of Munch*.
setts says of ft: " I codstder It the beg prepara
tion for Its intended .purposett."
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE,
This elegant preparation may be relied on , to
change the color of the beard trim: gray of any
other undesirableahade, to brown or bh►tq'at 51 1 0.
eretion. It is easily smiled. being too* prfparn•
tine. and quickly and effectually produeel s per- -
manent color which will neither rub nor lima off.
R. P. HALL i CO., Nalhua, 14.
?naiad.
l'he Po" Hive Core
araz3 COLDS, COUGIIS, ETC
C 3 ,1145 tt-,
I ' . :.
• !..• T•
P_. c
^ C
r' . . , 17 +".
.! • r4f.:7
QUICKLY' CURED BY
-AND-
Belladonna
CARTER MEDICINE, CO..
For sale in Towanda by C.T.
THE WHISKERS.
--
YA..NCFACTOSZD DT
Bold b 7 all Druggists and *Valera In Medic Use
litisidUtitem
GREAT SALES GOING ON !
GREAT SAMS GOING OW!
GREAT SUES GOING;`ON!
laeadpatada Ckabing u $ Sacrieca.;
Heady-aleaotldat at a Sattifiee.
itaalpisala Clottithg at a Saallice.
CLOTHINQ!k
Ifiesdy-tnatie Clothing st j Saerillee.
litsatipsuide Citithiog s •Sacrifice. • $
Beady -made Ciothlog at a Sacrifice.
TWENTY-FIVE PIL CT. SAV•EI) I'l'4
TWENTY-FIVE PR. CT..SAVEIi
TWENTY-FIVE CT. SATED
I
1 •
1•For the Next Forty Days
For the Next Forty Days
.For the 'Next Forty Days
►Bi baying of
By bditng of
M..E. ROSENFIELD
L ROSENFIELD
8 0 1 .
•
fhe'COileeqUenCe of this great sale of •.lii,
my stork is that iam compelled to enlarge my ..
present Store to make room for my tomes-dog bust- •
mess. and Instead of imervlng my swot while hold:
ing WILL SELL FOR COST for the next 40'days.
:No such chance for years tO.Come.
,No such chance-for years to come , .
such Chance for years to come.
Fall stock going very fast. .
Rail stock going very fast.
fall stock golnivery Fast. -
•
. .
-
The appaFtliiiity to pu base a.CHEAP
SUIT is a rare one. and should be embraced by all.
Call early at. M. E. ROSENFIELD'S 'and enjoy
the advantages now offered by blm. - •
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Towanda. March 4. ism I
Be Not Deceived
J. K. BUSH,
THE 'BRIDGE-ST. CLOTHIER,
I •
Is bound losell
CHEAPER THAN ANY j
OTHER CLOTHING HOUSE
IN TOWANDA !
Before the late advance in prices we
purchased the LARGEST STOCK EV E.R. -CAR
RIED ItY US, and therefore can
SELL AT OLD PRICES 1
OUT stock comprises a full line ot—
MEN'S, YOUTH'S,
AND CIIILDREN'g
CLOTHING!
For the Spring trade
The largest stok
. ofcllA TS in town
A full and superb. line of Gents'
FURNISHING GOODS.'
Trunksl andTrayeling 'Bags,
Atixianufacturene •
prios.-
1
Towandi, 31st c 4 IS, 1880-71 t
STEVENS & LONG .
General Dealers in
4- .
RO'CERIES,.PROVISIONS,
MEI
COUNTRY- PIy:IDUCE,
HAVE REMOVED
:TO THEIR NEW STOREM
CORNER OF MAIN & PINE-Ste
(The old stand of lroz. Stevens it Moroni
•
They invite atteati6n to their complete assortment
. and very large stock of Choice Ilew Goods,
wrath they have always on band,
IMPICCIAL , ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE
EMI
j• PRODUCE
And. Cash paid for desirable kinds.
N: J. LONG.
Towands.Apti 1 1819.
SPRING AND eIIMMER 1880
L. ROSFSBAUM & SONS.
201 EAST WATER STREET.
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
JOBBERS OF MILLINERY
UM
LARGEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST
MIL - LINERY
1' p • ell g itiducemeits and Priam tollitlllains.
• anis Nopeettully solicited. •
1•3
RO4ENBAI73I.Oi 145
:111,11 Lure WATT,.
arthbass Nous
Win % -
LEHIGH .VALLEY ..:=
PBB7I. lir ram 44Th ROAD&
==
1519 1-1 3 I 6TATIONA 8 30' 16.
r.it.'3'31i6..13.1e.itA . • - r.X. tr.E. 3la
2i
2 7 .... 7 tw.Nlairra7 6..4 lOa 40
2 2 V-- .... 930 ...119231149... 11 • -.... 1 t 00
440 .... .-....Eoehester. 160 7 1. , • , ....
•, 45 6 ' .... ....... Lyeas... 240 0 902 ....
654 9 .... ..., —Geneva.. 7-41 603 814 ....
633 1144 .... ....`...lthaes..: a t 1 1 ga r ....
g 105 n ... ~.. ...Owego... 530 .... 6 251....
3101 35 pit 3 451. —Elmira .. 625 12 33 4 16,12i1l
'45 2 - 00 91 • 416 .'.Waverly . 44 1120 1i 3541611'
10 7.45 935 410 ....Sayre.... 44. 140.636`2143
A 419 940 434 ...Athens._ 424 11 31.2. - icon
4.. 949 .... .•.,.Siltsd.. .... 11=4,4..1 1 124
1t ". 059 - ...Ulster... 1112.4 63 1 1115
ititt i iillo 15 liel . - Tonna. iii. 00; ; 3 ilus.
-.....,..... 1025 2 12
.C4'yinuklag p... 1045 1 ... .{1052
........ 1035 .....Sts'g Stone. ... 1035 ....11043
-- „... 1042 625 Rum , ernew ... 1027 .... teas
........'. 15 52 .... Irreneldowa .... 1017 .... 1024
or., I
a 25 1305 560 .Wyalusang ... 10p5 405 1012
11403 41 11 VS 610 .Laneyellte. 3 . 946 3490 52
....1.... 1134 615 Skid's Eddy ..... 9 ~.. 94 8
. 4 01 11 47 631 Meshoppen
...„'„ .... 926 3 20 9 22
........ 11 54 636 SlehOopany. .... 925 ..'.."9 25
12 . 26 i2B 1240 71 Tankitan'elt 212 956 303 902
..,. .... 1250 721 .LaGrange.. •... a 44 .-.., 550
. 107 734 ....!'alt.... . 828 ... 887
vi,iiii 140 8 R June ' .:
lib 205 225 8 25
135 524 2.20 835 16'113-Barre 106 730 202 760
3 15 740 4.. 1100 Ereh Ckarnlr 1105 .... 1155 525
441 834 '653 12 .Allentown . *OO2. .. :. 1054 130
.5 00 835 6 . 12 10 .1124blehetn. 930 .... 1045 420
330 900 630 *2.„..1ra5t0n.,„ 920' .. 101 362
262 11Y1.5 116 210 Ithllsalphls BOW ...... 00 215
03 1123 925 335 . New York. 61101 z— 40 100
' ,P.III P.N. P. X. . .. 9.11. Y. 511 P.M
La. R. BUSH,
No. 2 Bridge Street.
And
GE.U.STEVENS
ELNINii, Y
Dealerstin
ALSO
MI
Assortment ;or
In OA llotithenk Tier.
atfstr„ ss,
lIMITWAIID,
• No. 32 leaves Wyslusteg se 600 A. 11..11Treneh
thwn 6: 1 4. Rumtnerfleiff6=. Standitigttone 6:31.
*Wyss:sting 6:40. Towanda 6:13. Ulster 706. Mai
7:16. Athena Tea, Sayre 7:40, Waverly 7a15, &miring
In Elmira at 8:60 A. M. •
No. at leaves Elmira at 6:30 P.M.; Waverly' 6:15,
Sayre 6:30. Athens 6:36. Milan 6:44. Ulster 6:63.
Towanda 7:10. Wyasuktng 720. Standing Stone
729. Ruzninetteld 737, Frenehtown 7:47, arriving.
at Wyalusing 8:001'.32.
Trains 8 and 16 run daily. Sleeping ears entrain'
8 and 16 between Niagara Falls and Philadelphia
and between Lyons and New York without changes
Sleeping can on 3 and 6 between Buffalo and
I Wilkes-Barre. Parlor ears on Trains 2 and 9 be
tween Niagara rails and Philadelphia without
change. and through coach to andfrom Ithester '
via Lyoms. It. A: PACK ic ER.
Supt. P. N. Y, 11. R.
Sayre. Pa:, June 210880.
glusines4
EDWARD WIL lAMS,
PRACTICAL PLUVRRR & GAS FITTSR.
Place of business, a few doors notihnf PoistAXlSce.
Plumbing, Rai Fitting, Repairing Pumps of all
kinds, and all kinds of Gearing promptly attended
to. • All wanting work in his line should give him
a all. - Dee. 4. 1879.
• •
ATHA. TIDD;
Dealer in •
PITTSTO,WILKES-BARRE . .
AND LOYAL sops 'COAL.
Lowest prices for cash. Wilco and yard foot of
Flue-street, Towanda. July lb, 1550..
S.O ANCE!
C. S.° RUSSELL, Agent, •
• • 'TO*ANDA, PA.
FIRE,. LIFE,. AND ACCIDENT
POLICIES
Issued on the Most reasonable terms.
•
,None but • reliable companies represenied.
Losses adjusted and paid hbre.
' Toirands, Nov. 18, 1879. •
HENRY MERCFIC, ,
DEA . 4II. IN: .
ANTHRACITE 'AND
SULLIVAN AI TIIRACITE
'CONNER PARK AND BIVZR STAMM, TOWANDA
Coal screened, and delivered to rinyparfot .the
Borough. ALL ORDZIKEI MUST BS ACCOMPANIED
BY Tilt Cien. B. MEBC CB,
Towanda, Dec. 1, 179
:
Has removed to
CORNER MAIN 'it BRIDGE-ST 4
Neadquarters
FOR• CHOICE GROCERIES.
I=2
CASH PAID'-FOR
BUTTER, EGGS, &c
GOODS SOLD AT THE
LOWEST• LIVING RATES
JAMES . McCABE
Towandi, April 29, 18011..
•
THE OLD , MARBLE YARD
, •
STILL `IN OPERATION:
, .
• . A •
The undersigned haying purchased the MAR
BLE YARD of theiate . I.II:ORORMgCA BE, de
-sires to Inform the public' that having employed
experienced men. he Ls prepared to do all kindsof
work in - the line of '
MONUMENTS,
• .
4 • HEAD S ONES, ,
MA TLES and
SHELVES,
in the very best manner and at 'await rates.
Persons desiring anything in the Marble line are
invited to call an dexamine work; and save agents'
commission.
JAMES McCABE.
Towanda, Pa., Nov. 18, 1878.. 24t7
HEAT . .HARtirETs
E. D. RUDDELI,,, 1
Would respectfully an non nee that he le continuing
the Mark business at the old stand of Mullock.a
It undell, aid will at all times keeps full supply of
-
PALS.
f$
S i lt • .
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•
,
1 11 1 7 11 0MTAW
'''•.•N 1),.b. •
O.IrgTERS • •
• • '
Constantly on. hand. Country dealers_ supplied ai
city rates.
•
tR,ESII..§t, _ SALT MEATS,
•
GARDEN ',irEGETABLES,
• ~ •
• TRUITS, &A.
•
sir All Goods &Tiered Tree of Charge.
E. D. surmin.L.
,Towanda, Pa. N0r.27,18711.
MEAT • DIARICETI
11YER & DzVOE
- Located In
BEIDLEBANS BLOCK, BRIDGE-STREET,
= , -
seep on bad,
FRESH .AND -MEATs;
DRIED. BEEF, FIti3II,,POULTRY,-
OA3bEN VEGICTANLBB AIM BERRINS IN
TIMIS SLUM, &a. •
trAllgoodedellrired tit* k eitagr•
mins a iosvos.
**4 mg tom.
MS
IDBIDGRAnd=
jup, ... _ :.:.,; • ::, :.:.,-:. ~::::.., :._,
FURNITURE STORM.
uSTWA*D.
TWO stoma Drotigt
Meng dOlibied Our facilities this year bytrees.,
two stores, we are prepared to otter. yes's
Wirer stock thaa aver ; before, sad at - reftold
rice*:
FT RNITURE
CHEAP
CHEAPEST
At the same time we keep up_thestandard of our
goods.
WOO 4;410
We guarantee satletaetion. We
anything to that line on short..
terminal to please.
towanda.lllay 161,1679.
i -,.
WHOLESALE AND i ETAIL
FIIRN IT RE!
FROST'S SONS'
We are Dow prepared for the 5P11.40 TRADE
with a fall line of
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS
LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST
'1 PRICES
•
which we Invite the lodate to ea and examine.
•
PARLOR' SUITS IN RAW SILK,
TERRIS,.PLUSH AND
H.A.IRCLOTH,
ts yeti lirgei and. our Prices ss low as the lowest.
CHAMBER SUITS IN ASH,
WALNUT AND SOFTWOOD,
which we are selling, at a very low price.' A full,
line of
SPRING BEDS, MATTRASSES
UNDELTAKING
• In this department we always have the best goods
n the market, and are contimially adding
• •
trhilit our prices are the lowest.
J. 0,
•
Towanda, April r
Foundry &
Made to ordet.,. litepaliing 'of all kinds done on
short nottee.',.' Satisfaction guaranteed. Algol:
manufacturers of 'and dealers in
=I
lIE
we are serLtng
Of WI Iriuds as
It not `
CHEAPER
• Than the
(OUZ :STECLIVIT
Call and see for 'y nrself
N. ' PICKS.i
Or VIZ
Oar assortment of,
We have a full fine of
AND PILLOWS.
ICEW STYLES
with all the
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS,
CHAS. J
TOWANDA, PXOIA.
We claim to lAa'
e
BEST CIRCULAR SAW M lti p
- In tkp market. •
-
SHINGLE MILLS—LA:Fn MILLS
Parnell's Iniiiirted Feed Cutter ,
Strond's Keystone - Fire Eihrinker,
Grimy°ld's Boss Water Wheels, ,
Ward's Patent Buckwheat Cleaner,
&c.,
ENCINO AND BOILERS
JOHNSON'S PATENT
Polish'ng and Fluting Irons
The pest In the world. #rtiots wrintpd.
CHAS. JOHNSON & CO.
Towanqa,,Ap
L. B
CHICKER
And
H./00/1 . & "HAMLIN. ORGANS.
Also Instruments of
1
Large liandseoloe Oltal II ter dee sad
. - upwards. ._
New square and Upright Pianos 8150
sad wpea 1 rds. • t.
:. g. .1
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A large of SHEET MUSIC '
tiSIC ma MUSIC
• 80 . 08111. . .
• • 1 • •
L. B. I'OVirELL.
Satiates, Ate. MK• U.
LIST,OF LEGAL,BWKS
Printed sad kept on sale at the RsPowritle Orittit
: at wholesaleror
Deed. - , •
Treasiversßontl..
•
Coileetorallond. • •
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Commitments. :
Warrant. . - • -
Constible% Return.. „- •
Artlelesot Areement,dierma. -
Bond on Altaebtnent.' .
Coustablees Sidra. •
Collectors
Petition for License.
Bond for License.
Note Judgement.
• Note Judgement SOL
1
Seieniists now all admit that most diseases are
caused by disordered Kidneys or Liver: and that If
these great organs are kept In a perfect condition.
health will be the result." WARNER'S SAVE
KIDNEY AND LIVER CURL is made from a
Simple Tropical Leaf OF RARE VALUE. and is a
rOSITIVE remedy for the following troubles
IMII
Pain- in the Back, Severe Headaches,
Dizziness, Bloating, Inflamed Eyes,
' A Tired Feeling, Night S,weits,-
I ' .
Pains in the Lower Part of the Body,
Palpitation of the Heart, Jaundice,
, Gravel, -Painful Urination, Biala
rial Fever, Feler,and Ague,
/lad all dlitlases emesed by the Eldoeys, Lire' or
Urinary Organs being out of order. . .
It is a SAFE and CERTAIN cure for all Female
Meanies, such as
.
Lenoorrhcea, Inflammation of the-Womb,
Falag of the Womb,
Ulceration of the Womb, •
ING,
It mikeehtrol ilia regulate menstruation, and is
an enriellent and safe remedy for females during
PreguaneY
As a Blood Puritierit is unequaled, for it cures
the organs that MAK!, tbe blood. For'
leilsCarbuncles, Scrofula, White Swell
ing, Salt Rheum, Poisoning by Mer-
Cray or any other Drug, it is
certain in every case.:
prepared to - do
Ice. andare
IRE
For Inc3ntinencer, Impotence,- Pains in
' the Loins, and all Similar-Diseases, it
is a safe; Sure, and quick cure.
" It is the only known remedy that bas cured
bright% Disease.
Xs a proof of the rally and worth of this (treat
Natural Remedy, read iba following •
1 4
S. A. LATTIifORE. Ph. D. ' L. L. 0.; Professor
of Chemistry to the l.lnlversity of Itochester,N.Y.:,
knowing the ;popularity and merit of WAUNIZIVB
SAFE littoNkY AND Llif.EF: ernw, aftera thorough
Analysie,- has furtilehed the . following
statement:
•
UNIVERSITY OF ROCHESTER.,
CHEMICAL LABOHATORY,
ITOCIAE.S4I.II, N. Y., Jan. Q, 1681.
Mr-A. IL Watisiii - hasplaced In nay possession
theltrioula of theiinedicine mabufactured and
Sold " . :by him under the general !designation of
WARNER'S. SAFE KIDNEY A,ND LIVER
CURE. 1 have investigated his processes of man
ufacture, which are conducted with extreme cam
and 'according - to the best inethevis. bare also
taken„trom his laborAtory samples of all the mate
rials used in the preparation of this medicine; and
.mon critical examination I end them, As well as
the medicine into which they enter, to be entirely
free from poisonous or deleterious substances.
; • S. A. LATTIMORE. -
•
This - Itmedywhichlias donc. such Avoi,ders, Is
put up In thd - i — XIitGEST SIZED IIpTTLE of, any
medicine upon the market. and Is ;sold by Drag=
gists and dealers 'at 81.23 per.bottle. Yor.
Diabetes (lgnite for W.AiltNtß'S SASE
DIA
LET.ES CURE. It lea POSITIVE remedy. •
IL H• WARNER & 00 , Rochester, N• Y
EMI
•BENTRLY
BOOKBINDER, AND .DEALER,
IN SCROLL SAW GOODS.
,
MAGAziNEs iontAl neatl;• and promptly.. '
BLAN Kt BOOKS houwl
. to order .aml rret n fed
AMATEII7IIS' SU PPLVE
M
T, itcputin• nt of my busluel4.l - 4
verycom
, ; Vete. A. frolllue of
El
Woobs, SAW ilL(*ks, -
CLOCK movE,:kitNTg,
Shops,‘
Constanti y ,,,on hand:. slut safe st;loyrer prices
than here. ;.'
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0r.:1'45,W )Rtli O 1 DESIONS ECE FOR
91.00. , 134A•it0r price lists. ' •
- . . .
-,-,- ..--*EPORTE.P. .I*[ ,„ 1.1)150.
. ......„
i 449.80. TOWAN DA, Ps., P. o: Buz 151?..
.FAVT !
No. 4, Beldlonian Mock, Bridge-at., Towanda, Pa.
cAgn rA:tv
irEtTs, WOOL AND BEESWAX.
70w000i, Oct. 30, 1879-ifr; • '"
GILMORE-:,.& . .00-..,
=MI
and all other classes of claims for Soldiers and
Soldiers , Heirs, prosecuted.
,• '
•• Address with•stamp. • •
• CrII..MOIIE & CO..
Washington. D. C.•
•
SI °Outfit furnished free; with tun in
stractiens :for conducting, the •most
profitable business Ulm:lone can
engage In. T e buslue s Is so easy
learn, and our Instructlons are simple and
plain, that any one can make *great profits from the
very start. No one can tail who Is willing to work.
Women are as successful as men. Boys and girls
can earnlatgo sums. 11 tanmade at the bad
ness over ' One hundred dollars Ina single week.
Nothing like tt ever huown,before. All who engage
are • surprised at the ease and-rapidity with which
they are able to tuake , ney. You Can engage in
this business during your spare time at great profit.
You do not - have to Invest capital twit. We take
all the risk: Those who need ready money should
write to us at once. Ali, furnished tree. Address
Tuna k Co., Au;usta,. Maine. get. 28.
ET rotT-R:uAtie,curr
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• _ AND- SITAVING, AV T 11 !)
Viirelex=el. licolmse
ANOS,
•
SHAVING} PARLOR.
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Ilit-We - stody to rite.
D. V. STEDPE, Prorr
"troramia. Pa..,.7qty 16, 1879. '
ther makets.
EipYonneltles by making money
when 'a golden chance is offered
thereby always keeping poverty
from your door. Those who
always take advantaga of the good, chalices for
making money that are offerea. generally become
wealthy, while ;those who do nut improve such
chances remain in poverty. We want many men.
women, boys and girls to work- for us right in their
own localities. - The business will pay more than
ten times ordinary wages. We famish an ezpen.
sive outfit and all that you need, free. No - one',
who . engages falls to make money very rapidly. I.
Tett - , can devote ',your whole time to the work, a
only your spare moments. Foil information andl
all that is needed sent tree.
_Additess finwarm
C0., - Pottland, Maine. . Oct. 28,1880. t
RioLp HOTEL, : ..
. ,
. . . ~
(Sotry_ti bum PUBLIC sonatas.) I
•
Thts welMcilinen boas° has been thoroughly re 4
aerated and relished throughout. WI the ProPrie°
for la now prepared to offer tint-class =commode::
Mons to the pidle, on the most reasonable termsl
. - E. A. JENNINGS.
1 Towanda, Pa., May I!, Me. • , 1
HENRY . HOUSE,
WINER Y. IN a . WASHINGTO3S irrazErk i
PIES? IN1.„
Meals 4111 boars.. Tonga' an titbe Masa. Larg4
. - stable attaebe • '
•
. , WIC;
Towanda, July 3, 1 78 , 4 f. . . r
ettal
CRESIICAL ANALYSIS.,
BEE
II:, rfAVIDOW & BRO.'
=I
ITEaabUtshedlsM,
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PENSIONS, INCREASE OF PENSIONS,
•pb4
ana Potson.
of Wulf OH t tIAS
Uwe ot the its! hu Us *den discowirded
Lher,wittett. treat resisted in Uwe. igrearnalbm
sag o wretchedness assidesch lOU ern%
wise welted from death AMertell a. r=
mad yaw -Stansose Liter_ *Ulf good
erect. bath se,s eresentke sad cure far. ilishalsl
Minn as the tstAteds of Pasambei ". '
!;
4 filigfiteNei. -
LIVER - ItECONTO4;
-11 Perely Vegetable ;Medicine.
An Effectual SpecteU.tor-
DAL ARUM'S FEICEEN.
DOWEL CO►MPLATNTB.
- JAUNDICE. COLIC.
. BEStLESSNESs.
MENTAL DEPREIAION,
• DICE.HEADACHE,
.COSSTIPATION,
BILLIOESNESS,
DYSPOSIA.
NAUSEA, lgc:'
you'df feel 'drowsy. deadlitated.,7!have frequent
headaches, mouth tastes badly. 1 pelf* appetite. and •
tongue coated, )ou are suffering from torpid liver
of billtensness l " and notiggg will cure you mi
speedily slid permanently affrlalse'
SIMMONS' LIVER REgKLATOR.
•
It Is-given with safety. sod t Dq happiest results
to the must delicate Infant . It lakes the place of
qultdoesual bitters of every kind: It is the cheap.
est, purest and best family medicine in the world.
• . .
ZEIIM & PHILADELPHIA.
SOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS.
PERRY DAVZ'
IS puttria REMED2
,02 1
For iiiI.EaNAL and I,XiLatiAL ysei
PA1:K1LLER.,...1,,,,,....i..,c0cht,4113,11.1-11/IXtft•f/y cif. re r a
in .4e woe in. perichrell J.
PI D a Dare enre Cora AN llLLu•Tbres,.
('hilt';
iti.trrhTen, DvsentPrys «alp%
R.l On ISotrda Gowvia;nt , .
PAIN KILLER r...7, 1 : 1 .: 1 -- I .:!;ff.. ; TT, f: 7 '
Heti lien.trtc.he, Pain in the Bac% or natio.
h nin eon* and es:rssigin•
PAIN KILLER 1".F.111-Ifi';`4:'.1'....."11, 12 . - , ,
rpePdy and rn. - .I,!t-err,f a
-IST-A.1,9% eat% Sprains, Severe Itstrin - •
PAIN KILLER iirY,,7fir•tft• l ll 7 e: IT:
I'..rin, r, .
t r ".. `iri , vairelirinc• tr • rt i r Lau •
•
internally or esti:rim:lly
c.l'
fnmorjr e.n to T. , "h-':t it,
.I ,, :tble mutt 'y in th , l I:^:; rte I.r.i
i'n's f it
,^"t11 's it 4 eTT t lii a t , a
ILT 111 Cr,,lits at `es .PI 4 Irottl4
F::P.RY DAVIS & Prov!t::.azo. n. is
Propr.et - ora.
•
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• 'CRAY'S SPECIFIC NIEDICIPIE. .
TRADEMARK. ' The Great,'. TRADE M_RK.
i ."'" ENGLISH .
it
Remedy,
i i WID promptly & •
• 1 ''' , . .rattleally - c u r e.'
:any & every case
of Net volts Debit.
. ‘l 4l , - t ity Eli:Weakness,
F..
:1 410,...
-' result. of 111 MS .
- _ z....
ejet lon. erre ss or • '.---.- e......
ore Taku:6
troverwork of the
Main & nervous After eiti4
Bef
system ; is,perfectly harmless. acts like tnagic.stal
;has been extenslveky te•ed for flyer thirty -years
with great success. Xi' Full ptrticiflars In our
paritphlet, which we desin to send free by mall,to
every one, Irlj., The Specific Medicine is sold by
all druggists at A) 1 per package: or Ms packages for
1f.5, or will be sent free by pail on , receipt of ' the
money by addressing , • . '. -
-.THE GRAY MEDICIN E CO.;
• MQ. 3 Mechanics' Muck. I.)vricotT. MICII. '
cget In Towanda ny C. T. ti Ilt HY. and by
druggists everywhere. Johnston. Holloway &
wholesales agonts,Phlla. Apri I 10, 187911.:_
- 'gisceitancou-5.
Agricultural. Macl#ery ,
R. M. Welles, Towpda; PA.;
Wholesale and - Haan dealer In
MPROVED FARMING, ,IMPLE
ME 'TS AND MICRINERY.
WIRAD TRUE CHILLED:PLOWS.,
Gale 'Chilled Plows, •
Best Reversible Plows, ,
Mgate and Enterprise Cburn Powers,
Corn Shellera, Farm Virago - Iw,
Platform Wagons, , Buggies,
Feed Cutters, Grain Drills,
ACNE PT/L7EIII2IITG I Leßoy AND CLOD
• -
•
"Bullard's Hay Tedders, Leader and Gale
Wheel Rakes. .Tompk,lns County improved
' Cultivators, hlotwing Machines,
- .ateapers. Plow Sulky.% •
• . .
•
Sprout'sHay Elevators and Harpoon
Forks: .
Liqiiid Paint s , ''m zed read for thO_l_
brush. of best brands. X STAR HYDRAULIC
CEMENT, Ac.; ke; d see, my stock or send
for cirenlars and prtcils. ()Mee In C. P. Welles'
99• Cent store. Warehouse directly in rear of same
in the alley. R.' 31. WELLES. I
•
Towanda, March 11. 1830.
W
. , . Geo. L . Rost •
~. • .. :5 1 I
Of ih • Third Ward Store, has opikd a large and
con tent Store In the brick .b , First Ward.
opposite Humphrey Brotbens a - - y's Boot - and
ft
Shoe Factory. mid has Oiled It wi ' 11 . , •
• • • ' .T , 4/
A LARNE EITOCIt. 'OF • . 1
-:
i - • . - • I
-g.:. I . 1
• . 'CH O ICE alto . . ,
~ ./:
.....
~... . OF A KINRS ,
I(
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-Width he has purchased In.. e ,T, k fpr intik
and solicit" the confidence MO ' lament the
public, and respectfully 194 he
. .
' . - , , !."4 ' s '. 1 •
• .
1 • , WILL HOT BE illip . LI?
1 .. -- .- e 110' •
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By anytc l d.T. , till: Third W afore will also be
,kept stocked With Arst.claas Oind will be sold
as WW as the ToWest.
, Ts/smuts. January 8, 18/10, 11l t . :.A
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GET YOUR . • -
,• •
- .I B P lir Tit 21 G
" - 1 ' 7 -Enti,ALT 1014
"REPORTER" OFFICE
OH,
Clydesdales-vs. Percherons.
, ,
:lin. Enrron:—.4a .. , of th*
breeds are being iatx , , , ced to some
extent. -In this counti, I herelfjitt
send ran an extnict from a letter
written, by the Illiaoiscorrespondeit
to, the Country Gentleman, dated o`9-1
tOber 5,1580, and which &upwind in
the above named. pities of Octoler,
14,1880, page , 661, which . I request
you to publish. I ii Fair Play."
"As Suggested-in my report of
last year', the Clydesdales appear to
i r
be 'flanking the ercherens, or at
legit outnumber' `g them ,on Th'tir
ow& `ground . Of the former breed
there were ten where there was one
last year, and a the Percherons
there were something like prcipor
tionately less. It is urged against
the French horses that thi are too
'large; have too heavy hind and fore
quarters, and "too small a middle'
piece," (as an old farmer expressed
it), to stand up under a hot sun, and
the hard work of all kinds all the,
year through. It is claimed for the
Clydesdales that while their progeny
is not as large as that of the Per
eherons, it is quicker, has more , style
and action, and:when bred to, half,
three•quarters, or full-blooded racing
stock, they make a class of carriage
horses for which there is 'an unlimit
ed demand in large cities at large
pricei.
" But=let it not be thought or un
derstood that either the Short Horns
or the 'Percherons are abandoning
the ground in Illinois. I„am report
iUg what I think I see of the chang
s. going.on in &tock-breeding fash
ions. It will be a long time before
CBI:MEER, 4'
the Short Horns will not outnumber
all other breedtaken together, and,
a time quite s long before the
t ,ri
strong blood o 1 i the Percherons fails
to show very dr_inspickusly on the -
Allinois-bred horses. SUmething bet
ter than the. Short Horn has been
sought for, which will do better on
grass alone,l.and that has led to the
introduction ; of the HerefOrds; and
something ;of lighter weight' ; and
more style and action, that the Per
cheron has been called for, and the
'Clydesdales have been imported;'
.and the 'result Will , be, not the aban
donment of the one old race or `
` ; the
other,
but the . . multiplication :` of
breeds and 4acis, which will. more
fully respOnd to the, increased de
manila for horses and cattle better
suited to ill the 'requirements of the
times. t - : B. F. J.
Champaign County, 111. ' ; ,
Bow ,Cows Drink.
Although cows require • a great
deal of water, many Of thein are al
loWed to suffer - for , want 'of it, be-
Cause their peculiar fastidigusness is
not understood or regarded.: The
Ainerkai Cultivator • says on tAis
subject.: If the cows have to drink
from any have other than brook or
riyet, do - not. , turn nut more than two
at a time. tMany of our. hired, men
expect a ciaw to drink like ailliore:
which they certainly do not.• Lead
ajlorse . to the'troulth.-and he w
'drink immediately or not at all, . but
a cow will usually stand and look,
wet her lips and sip a mouthful., half
a dozen times before slit; begins to
drink in good qarnest. j Some cows,
how l evdr, will ' drink immediately
But' n case of either cots Or; horses
proper care cannot.be taken of them
till their peculiarities are well under
stood;- and whoever undertakes to
mike the most of his stock must
make every individuil one a speoa
study. If cowsare:watered out o(a
pail it may be found that one and al
will drink only from a 'certain/pail
and if a change is, made it will be in
stantly detected. Few cows will eat
hay that another has breathed 'upon.
It is well to humor tlie animal in
such eases, while' stlyfying to supp'y
the proper quantity and quality o
food
• Look 6 / qt for Glanders. •
A stirgeon in the German ;army
calls the attention of officers and sol
diers and of all who have to do with
horses, to the danger of using ti:e
handkerchief to,wipe away the foam,
from the mouth or nose of a horse,
which may have been thrown upon
their clothes. Some months ago,
the writer'atates, an officer game to
him suffering from an obstinate cold
or cough. The usual remedies were
prescribed, but in vain • ;,avisit to the
baths at Reichenball 'also did the pa
tient; no good. Returning to duty;
the officer became worse; fever, at-
tended with great pain in and asset
ling of the head, set in. and ultimate
ly, after much stiffring, died' with
every symptem of! glanders. Ingni-,
riea. were set •on ' foot„ and 'it was
found that some time before he was
taken ill he, bad ordered a = horse,
which hebelieved was suffering frein
glanders, to; be shot. Neither- the
groom nor any of 'the other soldiers
who had - been near the. horse has
been attacked by glanders, and con
sequently,that the officer. who died
may have conveyed the diset4e• into
his I system . by perhaps . -using his
handkerchief' , to wipe some !of the
foe* froth the mouth* nose i of,•the
horse, frotn_bis unit im.
MAKING Soda CROUT.--.14 uest
we ever ate,,we made • ourselves, for
many years, and fora considerable
time with ; our own hands, and always'
with. Savoy cabbage. It was manu
factured in this wise: In the Eh*
place let your "stand," holding from
a , half barrel to a barrel, be thorough
ly scalded out; the cutter, the tub
and the stamper also well
,scaliled.
Take off till the outer leaves Of 'the
cabbage, , halve them, remove ,the
heart and proceed with the cutting.
Lay some clean leaves ht the bottom
of stand, sprinkle with 'a handful
of salt, fill in half a bushel of cut
cabbage;stamp gently until the juice
just makes its appearpnce, then add
I another- handful of salt, and so or.
Until the stand is.full4 - Cover over
with cabbage lesiii; :Phi* otl terlo
elean , boar3, - fitting the space pretty
well, and on, top of that a stone
weighing twelve or fifteen pounds.
Stand away in a cool place,and when
hard: freezing comes on remove to
the teller.. It will be ready for pse
in from four to six weeks. The cab
bage should be cut tolerably coarse.
The Savoy variety 'makes the best
article, but it is 'only haltaa produc
tive es the Drumhead and Flat Dutch.
f rO BOIL' ONIONS.--Some years ago
I Fend in an - English journal a - Con
tribution of Mr. Frank Buckland,
where he stated that after mental-fa
tigue and occasional sleeplessness he
was greatly benefitted by eating on
ions, at
.l•is dinner. ,Flow soporific
or sleep•inducing the onion, the °Web
despised vegetable, is. I am not pre
pared to state; but kilow that .many
persons who are troubled with sleep
lessness Wile them. If properly boiled
in at to get the .twang out of them,
the onion is a most delicate vegeta.:-.
ble. To irvery quart of onions a
qtutrtof cold water, with s half ta
blespoonful of salt. Boil not too fist ;
for tiro boars. Drain in colander
thoroughly and allow to get cold.
Make a sauce with a tablespoonful pf
butter, the same o' flour, and orle
half `pint of milk; rub butter and
flour perfectly together, with a pinch
of black pepper. - Boil milk, which
poor over.flour and butter, and stir
all the time to keep smooth. Put
onions in Lance and let them heat urr•
til.the same boils. Ought to be 'se:T.
ed rather dry.
The, Virtues of Buttermilk.
Few people know tbe,Jralue of bUt
termilk. A proper and \constarit-toie •
of buttermilk will entirely core the
constant craving for stimulants to
which many persons, from long use,
have habituated themselves:. 'Lye
it'handy, and when the appetite says
whiske or other stimulant,' drink
half tumbler of buttermilk ; the
cravi g desire will be satisfied, Dad
the mach will be much benefited
and treugthened , initead of weak n
ed. here are very many good effects
fromik, free use, of buttermilk.. It "-
alone will often cure sour stoma!, ,
ancilienhanently. The lactic 'add
needed by many persons is supPLed
by, butterwilk much more larg..ly
than by any other known food bever
age. One vital and important use of'
Ifuttermilk is the prevention of val
vular ossification of the valves of the
heart, from which, in this,country,
so many persons die, especially old
1 persons. There are many other pe
r euliar so-called heart diseases which
litetic acid, if partaken freely, pre
vents. ' The so-called fluttering or
palpitation. of the heart, - consequent
upon a lisorded, dygpeptic stomach,
can _be entirely removed by a flee
uie of buttermilk. There Are many
other unpleasant feeligs thus cur.d, '
all of which their seat n the stonn.ch
—melancholy, the blu,' etc. . -.-
• -A. A. Bullock shows ii—ii•sam
,ple otsqrghum, made ; at. East Tioy,
Pa., from the amber cane, which was_ ,
.E 4 own by his uncle, James Bullock,
in Colutala - , Township, Bradford Co.
:Some. of the progressive farmers in
the vicinity of Troy. having seed fur
nisbed.them by the Commissioner of
Agriculture, have experimented with
very faiiira.ble results to which, the
sample and, their statements testify.
They have associated in the purchase
of the necessary apparatus for the
manufacture of the ,sorgham from the
cane,.which is in operation at East
Troy. From the: cane grown on
thirty-six square rods of ground, sev
enty gallons of .the sorghum, like, the
sample, was produced, which :was
very thick in quality and , of good
flavor. It is recommended to be,
good'for cooking' purposes, and su
perior to the sugar syrup for table
.use. kis the aim of the Commis
sioner of Agriculturei to. extend the
growth of this highly useful plant
and to open new avenuesiof profit, to
the farmer , _Could not s' me of the
broad smiling acres of the Tina val
ley and the fertile,. farms scattered
across the county/be used to good
advantage in the ph:motion' of tuts
branch of dothestic exchange ?;--
. 1 / a n:yield Adrertiser..
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SAVISVPLISDING'.-:Sift together l'alf
a pota(d of flour, one heaping Lea
spo/nful of baking - powder and one
o salt ; rub together four ounces of
granulated.surrar and two ounce , of
butter, and c wrxin they are' well ix
ed, so as to _be.. granular, but riot
creamy,. add the flour gradually un
til all is used ; make - a hollow in the .
middle of the flour, put into it ';)ne
egg, half a teaspatifal - of lemon' fay
oring and a half pintof milk; mix to
a sniooth paste. put into well but :er
ed and floured mould, and set this
into a latge pQt, with boiling wf.ter
enough to colne two-thirds up the
side Of the mould ; ate= the pud
ding three-quarters <of j • hour. or
until a broom - splint; can be run into
it without finding-fhe pudding stick
ing to the splint., .Turn the pudding
out Of - the mould= and send it to ta
ble, with the following sauce: stir
together over the gi*drine ounce each
of,tfour and btitter ;•• as soon as they
'are 'smooth tour into them half a
pint. of itild two ounces
of sugar and admit a teaspoonful of
tempi] flavoring, sited use with the,
pudding as soon as it boils yip.
I.
SALMON CRQQtI'ETTES.—These v(-13
delicate crtiquettes : can'be Made - C . olu
the remains of: cold salmon or trout,
or:frorn fresh'' oysters. :Tear .hall a
pound of fish into 'shreds with two
fors.. Chop a level-,teitspOnla of
onions and fry yellow; in two ta- ..
bleipoonftds ! of biater, :then 'stir it
int4.it:tw6"tablespoonfOls. of flour,
and when bUbbles
. begin • to. form In
it gradually iadd. a pint jof boding
milk, .'stirring the mixture .,( Smooth-
Season . it with a teaspoonful of •sniti
and a quarter-of . a saltspoon eaCh . of
pepper and nutuieg'; . stir.in the yolks
of four taw - egos, a gill of . wine and
the , salmon, 'dye)' -the tire
for two minutes. Let the croquette.
-miture cool sufficiently to handle it;
then . form, into . .little cork-shaped
rolls ; '-bread them by . dipping them
first in ''cracker dust, I and fry.iliein
in. smoking hot fat. When .they: are
taken froth - the . fat:lay them for a am
'went on,;broln• paper to free them
from grease before. =
- BOUILLON AND BOUILLI.—ChOOSC S
piece of round of beef of about four
pounds; there Must be some little
fat upon it! Have about a pound of
leg of beef and some beef bones.
Put the leg of beef and the bones
a pot with four quarts of cold
water.- Cut two carrots and two
turnips in four.; also two leeks, one
onion, one griaset of garlic, a small
piece of parsley and a handful of
Let it, boil slowly- for three
hours. Tnen put in the piece of
rciund of beef, and Yet it boil for three
ilorirs more, and_ slowly. Remove the
- Piece of round of beef and eat pluin.
Strain the boUillOn and, put in rice
or vermicelli. Before serving tahe
piece of sagar, put it on a spoon,
onvert it into caramel and stir it in
to the'bouilion. The reason, why the
piece of round of beef is put in last
is because it' would be overdone and
tasteless if cooked for the whole of
the, six hours.
GET rid of. the—runts., It does not
pay to keep an inferior animal.
Are the farm implements all neck r
cover, well cleaned and oiled ?
Cold, cuttingweather causes the
colis - to-carl =up in some coz4corner.
j Farmers'.e.s_itia should never be
lidded ,near a grog-all - Op door. It
loQks suspicions.
Twentydlve , gallons of water te ,
twelve and,a-balf gallons of 'sulphuric
acid will dissolve bones.
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