DRIFTWOOD.
1.4 bin ras as Mai 4.
‘s est lie INV I swill
iwiemay Woes I rob -
alblist dna.
4 rLso osier tM freado,
wart sores."
IMI
PM
Cuvros,, 43,0104
3 , kingsoung lady
w t beiiiiff so - s
°, •
urct a wetk. -
IThEi
C;rn.sui.-.1 are die, aieu
d
tu,:ae. All maolleT,ol
art made at croari4&
r but he= is ooe
Ca: lw,itiralmost motto
this lineou LSu
(1 - .. a :o4atit :
aalmt 'bounty talks% tgi-ert:
c:_zmgc 1 , ,r coffins"
I.:karcc - ar past kry,ol , tice sortie ,b 1.4144.
--_;•114:. "scgm'of Bracken - Coruati
is-ugh: vitae guopcnrder which he after.
ward i(r.ad liras too coarse. anise pat it in
come- =ill to gitial it finer. The fr e
t.. tr...telt fire, ani burst the mill. The
-::an: was Dearly killed, aid he
•ty:itit ray any more nut tricks on him.
If gunpowder.
LvrTLE achOolboy in Lancaster•Coun
._::: a :schoolgirl of just 'about his
ie. %Jr. , : divided a big turnip With her
i•,:tbool hours. Another boy begail
t 2., tease him , abont being "sweet on the
The young lover threw his piece
of teiip . at the offender's head, and was
• to.mishoe. by being made to stand up by
?.I.e red tier's desk till further orders.
The pm. ty little girl got mad and threw
I:.er pie of turnip at the teasing boy too,
,t•ori thil teacher didjag% what she wanted
%%Lett Le made her go and stand up by
Lc-r eweetheart at the desk. He couldn't
Lave tkased her better.
Ir ti.% signs don't fafi, tbe. corningwin
ter IA the coldest expirienced In this
=ince this country was discovered
= I,y a rit:_u named Columbus. The squir
: t r ift a:, - iying up their wiater coal, the
Are piatin; heaters ill the Lase
.t ~! their lodges, the bees have kill&
al: e•dronoi and lined their hives
' vl. •et iron, the muskrats are flying
ducks are committing suicide',
t ,t goo c is black siiteen inches deep, ed.
a= soliciting wood in exchange for
r:bw....r:ptions, poor families are buying
;,..nextre dog, and we have a new colla • r
i.,t =.ur ovetu,at.—Roclitster Democrat. •
of the most eccentric people, in ;
wt.; i are preachers. One of them in ;
f • ;Ai- by name Moods,—and not Broth-,•
purtrWr either—had been bap-1
It
t z.,Tig f-,me infants and had rmuuiended i
tlle read his wit, and waif
• nr:,:ft to begin linilsennon, when lie
' t t the iwti•rual cowl was not ex
netly if.,ttle centre of the table dosin in I
front of the pulpit. This didn't suit film. I
• i!e wf.r.l - ; down to the placed it in
" of 011 *tztnri, and then ; return=
1 ,;01,it, it beta !le asked the ;par
atuftu‘ll;..k. for tLe action, claiming
• - • bnitip ~ f wrier Trap 80 large that •
' r."c 9:11 , I .uot pre teb or tloanytbing pleas
' :.1411!, lef-,perfect order 'prerailO.
-,; :le of lA, e'.l),pegations there was
•
Tye of P. iloty , esetvi,s6S wah . abOlit
• th.tu 11:•• other, and, that.
•
. st,,;,* rf,ustant source of
. 4 to hi ui while he remained at
lie arid' the 14.:y in all, other
r 'wan beautiful and pure Chris
1. , never could• like that
e% •:brow
' c-IrtTAIN village of Maine has bad a.
, mysterious, dark-looking
• cams to town, got board in a
family, paid in advance, asked no
, •ILS, end made no complaints. This
• . 4:44vinced the neighbors, as well
, :op)e of the bonze, that he was
nuns - nut. Servants were put
through the key-bole and see
••• 1,. t was doing.' stayed in his
, ••••n vtlist,'pf the time, and seemed to be
• Iting something. This wasn't enough,
; .. , 1 ula;)le to contain their curiosity any
,
- ,t,,Ter, the Villageitossips met at a corner,
k 1,1: owl a smelling committee, with'
viils.ge;co‘ tastable for chairman. The
weft to see the stranger, and
" You seem to be a pretty good fel
-I'll be squar' with you. You've
1., en brit eight days, and don't Seem to
_ any regular imis;nem, and the ko
,l se of this town want to know ycrtr name
w1...t your business is." " St/ name
r, lirow,), but rd rather not tell my btuil
i •-s Iv.: r.," said the stranger. ICI guess
4110 to; I'm an officer," said the'
I‘ l ,tal.,te. "Well, then, I stole a couple
thhusand dollars ; a year ago. They
'no and , convicted me. I was sen
t •cieed to go to prison for one yearor stay
- in ill's 't.own three months, and I was'
arued t enougti to oome here." The
i• immittee repotted ptomptly and the dis
.gostcd Ossips discharged them.
Wo,'A - DEILY:EL SPEED
' Wonderful and strange was the invert- '
'u of •he steam engine and its applica 7
- 1;.,o us a motive power in drawing people
ud g; o.la rapidly from place to place.
great increase oUspeed_ over the old
tr.inucr of conveyance by wagon or*tage
a as a marvel, such as our ancestors 'could
conceive of. But the rate at whirl
c krm are now propelled over our railroads
1,1 o; by i o means reached its limit: People,
scant to go yet - faster, and are not satisfied
are able
.to go from city to city
more speedily than the 'wing of the swift.
est tly. do enginecare under course
of constructionthat will carry a train of
passengers at the rate of ninety miles an
hour, or a mile and a half *minute. This
would be at the rate - of one hundred and
tlttrty-toro feet per second. We shall
dly be able tti count the panels of a
f‘.tdo as we fly past ! The distance froth
. - New y, irk to fhiladelphia is about nine.
ty.nilles, and the Pennsylvania Ridlroad
r.ctualiz., intends to' carry passengers be
t cre-en i t he two cities in ;jest one
_hour ;
alai then it will put these 'engines - I= its
main 1( and take you all the way to
eLicag.. (800 miles) in nine and * hal'
I , ours—or between breakfast and supper.
No mod for a slleping, car' to go West
- CAA ! about- thirty-four hoUrs we
may go all the way to Kan Francisco—
only one night on the road ! And just
a)).ut (lay and a night would suffice to
ry is man to Colorado, This seems al
myst tol stupendous for belief !—to be
whisked over the Alleghenies, through
the thousand miles of prairie beyond, the
seven handfed miles of upland plain, and
- Omagh the, thousand miles of Rocky
tlnuntains to the Pacific, frond Monday
morning till Tuesday noon ! At this rate
you could take a jaunt from Easton to
- Philadelphia in about thirty-seven. min
utes—about as quick as you could eat
your bleakfast. And it is claimed that it
will' be' lusts; safe as at present. One
Nsould think that if the • train - ran against
awitbtr they would xo through each oth
i f go quickly that ihe passengers !meld
ut be siware of it: At ibis rate two trap •
1,..,5.acw, each other on a double track road
• - au at a combined speed of one
1r cads Whe4Oril 11410
IMO
RIM flM=7
For alllenwle Complaints.
Iddianlailatik sr rti soon" sipteses, - impotits at
Troar rai rmadit azi sta
Wee • pos tbi aadtaw ar Oar as
rand It= la • am, reLsi L lazace - da sad
Wm:ft amid ecathaatdastsayafasa amp la a .
and, a Ftii2asi=rt• bel. WI lay
am-vaad Z., prw , ei rYtu, Otsta.day ina
esdisse r— iii 2 • Kea 14ifieC -
Is sataro f'"ailird tie- *alit fi.iiii oviats.
of tbs War - -; 'l,O-,, .14 tr: t,rat . ..r ar4 FaLles:
Xelsen-sxs,S.UOrs- - kz.lnx..titas, :.. - r=l,,Zia aid
ricarsross.risadingsbaapsvEs,...-N,-..z. sad Lb* ems''
seirsca aptaml stalzscas, sad u azirs." - -A 3 7 a 4 4,01 Ili
Um Moms of Las. l:. - ' 11 e'•.rare &f.'s/. awsi Lassars -
from Ur Wends= ea.dr gag. or a-v , o-,„.....55. rid
Isadarsei la csosercsa Idle= Skiers z....z..ar.:.rd very
dissOr Sy r..: fr. • .
is OA ft is rivsel t . : 1.-, the - "mat
id mott bud" rcar , s; ea.: -!a1 ei:ca 3.rr. tairo44. a ,
se- It iikisoec2ozss ri ;,, .ertizza tf Vila ryx:zza - , F.:3 - CM"
gm Mg - gad e.:!ior,. I:. ez-1a..,5. f.f... - :•...z..m.1.CAS
sitmssii:.• - asatz.r, tut r ,,.- T • •.+ . -.„4n; ar.;.'-%-n.s. , -
.
it m-Its r4-y.T.tf vz, trizesc‘t,, • Stastna 1.
Gent-tikr;LX.z; . '''',11.,:z... - --L-r, De;..z...' , ...s 5.:4 L...';
avdp.= .... - 2.a f..,-.11. - .47 a ir5...1'.,14, , ,zr1x, , oz.mdsg ;sir
Srs.4.: szel 1.,..<1. - ....,:r.., Is a....z,z..;, - , s cm - sae...a:4 furs./ I
its =E. /z .....::;_z *.:.1t..7., ,,, ,, z.r.,c; s.,_.::z - a LL - 1 c--..==.zr-:
ass. ad t 1.- -- ..au-I 5...Z:4 s-•.:, 2,- - a C:.: ! ..t 4. - aver-a V.
•sasht-wyr.. , ; - -r.. I- '
Irva r..V...r.t7 - .ssria:tazz' la ctse..,z , ..r s-z tUt i , nr..z..5..%
Lrlia.E. Pinkhate; Ve.,zbii Comma r
~a
Ls prearaed eir..",' sad2"..:Wert - as Ast-aut. Larin. le -
Pries v,..a. F.,...i..,t0tts ftx Val fr,....5..t t.7nas:4 Z,
'se= <41.41.A. 5.4.... sz t..r)fnlnz qt. -.."..... ..so 4 -
1771.01. V. tt , T. f e. '• =
•.• - . y
".
The PreriV-ve Core
PE
IX 1 PURELY yuksTABLE REMEDY
,
For INTERNAL kW EXTERNAL Use.
BIN Ki1aLX474,4 6 7 , f`V,.. , /rt
indadard• tad woad scoirsa i ts 4
is do rat i heti.
ME
0 .4
care
f
lag''
Wry, etailapaa
ilfardstil -Wm, •
THE AMP
m aker . M .
c w wera
al
. - a tor Sidi
V i cir =llaelit
lartrACca ll reu. gain
a* Severe 11 1 =eir r .
eM try
Le UW ii... - i l li ries the =Meekruttr. i
saalcl ta tadallciaddisea
watts" • ..saddytt_at bawl. sad *oar ,
orsztereauy eel* mrtatoty
of • -
ur v MEW CID afford to to ettforrt Ms fn.
rdslabis roomed' , to do hcolse. Itirpriro Inuom it
%, !Win the reach of all. and If win or.noally isle
r 3 any Ulla., lta coot in dodos's' tax. '•,•
t try an aragetscat !Me. 4046 and .1 a bottle.
PERRY DAVIS li SON. Proridanowlip le
Proprietor.: • ; •,
GOATEH
IRONPILLS
FOR THE
d a "
oar:. •
NERVES 4 ei& .:
COMPLEXION
(.1:2 or the li a rt, NC1TC651312,
Tr =.12:7:, ervcus Leatorthrea,
er I - e.3 321 Feet, Pain in the Back • - r attl
ol:ct f .r.:15 of Female VAtalutes, They enrich ;
vr.l tho tiutllty Ail the Maxi. Pr*
t. 3.1 t.:l7,4ten the Complexion, allay , !: erVOll4 ;
/77:t1t;CTI. andi OVUM fretrrshtng Fieep. Jot ;
Coe mucr.ly medal by wo=en. whoaepl!::. coin-
1,-1 fuel shh..w the aboence of Iran is II:et:OW. 't
tb Lt. Iron It moot the era-tit:trots
sad is the great Sooty. Itie.
l'::$ Aro alto raltub!e for =cis who me
eozb!-a with Iterrnaerealaam,!itht Sired*,
ettits per. bor. Scut by =l. A -
CA:ITER MEDICINE CO.,
2 3 1 2 , rnce. Iltrat York.
tin:] by Dracat3 everywbere.
Tot inde'to Towanda by C. T. ETUT
flyer's Cathartic Pills
For all the Parpreee of a Family Fhphs,
Jess. Liver Complaint.
Dropsy:Tetter. Tumors and tell Rheum, Worms,
Gout. Neuralgia, as a Dinner VII, and Purifying
the Blind, Sr. the most Congenial pc:piles yet
Perfected. Their effects abundantly show' how
osuch.they excel all other Pills.. They are safe
and pleasant to take, but powerful tonere. They
purge out the foal lumen Of the blood
. ; they stlas. -
Mate the sluggish or disordered organs into action; :
and they Impart health and tone MOe whole being.
They awe not only the every day complaints of
every body, but 'formidable and daemons din
eases. Most skilful physicians, most emlaent
clergymen. and our best citizens. send certificates
of cures performed, and of great benefits derived
from these Pills. They .are the safest and best
physic for children; because mild as well as ate
teat, Being sugar mated, they are easy to take ;
and being purely vegetable, they are enthely
harmless. 4
PBJPAUSD ST
Dr. J. C. AYER a CO: Lowell, MIMS
Practical sad 4saildiont Mesital.
,114011 %qv Thurewito •mi 11.alate In legillttivie
`TOTIC.-,-W
Ehereas,'my buiband,
Afieg3 L. Mason. haslet iny bed and board
air thorn just canoe of prosocatkm. nodes Is hereby
ifttes inctsiddlag aft 'pomp 'trasitair Efts Oa illy
account, as 1 ell' paytto Wits of tits contracting,
- 8./LttAll Ilf. MAW/. - 1
'Wometon,A46.llo74lt.Vms. ns. -
.. .'
S66s week hi soot eve t05ta. , .16 Mit tow .
No risk. Tkodeti yOsi watt boslosso
pots at U
wideWpersotts of titbit sex too sake
stost the thus MI oretkorriks
moo NN kikirttrie • 00.,, mitim atxsti
IM , •••••
wdmilmlll
FE
,plopea r ir s grofg..w
Fodder custert
at wig= site% 4141111"
eaten Dinielki.Tefaignaph
Cale'weePPer,PtriPatotal• 4 nu
Cato?" Excellent and =Chap" %Amor
AD tame I !my toe Cash , as Atr tome p.m-
Pr Prima, tad see at anisepoadisits-fosi
Order Your. Feed Cutter Early
Seems, the Amara are . the caniforturetz is Kt
laeavysiow that orders require tends Moe tote Ag
ed. • -
.
4 will deliver free TILED CETTTIES at sej Tail
Wed Startaa.
Bead for Circulars sad ?does,.
c • R._ M. WELLES.
tverasaa„ . 2CovenbeF 211,
GREAT SALES ;GOING ON !
GREAT SALES GOING - ON !
GREAT' SALES GOING ON !
Ilitaiti-oul.a Clothing at 'a facrillote.
ReadrmLie Combing at a Sacrifice.
Iteady-taadle Latakia( tit.s Itattstlies.
CLOTHING!.
'Beady-made Ctotbieg at a esertece.
Wady-nada Ckatilas at a Sacrifice.
Sestly-atatte Clothing at a Swifts.
TWENTY-FIVE . PR. CT. SAVED
TWENTY-FIVE, PR. CT. SAVED
TWENTY-FIVE PR,.CTi SAVED
Byßaytht of.
By bnipt
M. E. ROSENFIELD'
M. E. ROSEIMEELD
Cho contetinence of this' great sateif
WI , wort is that I am mmilpe.lied Seashore My
present store toemake Mom fur totineresideg bad.
oess. sot instead of moving my stock while tali&
log WILL SELL POE COST for the dell 40 days.
:I . -,- ' 1 •
1170 aueb chance for years to cores.
No suh chance for , years tO.come.
So such chance for years-toot:rine.
i • ,
The.eptartunity to purcitase a CHELV
b a rare one, and abool4 be ebtrraried by ML
Call early al M. Z. RAYSENFIELIES • and *AV*
the arleautates rom . ellered by him.
Towines, March 4, MO.
STEVENS & LONG
GROCERIES, PROVISIOSEa
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
it;tlm REMOVED
CORNER 141$, & PINE -Sts.
(The old stand of 'Poi, 31:stanin Kamm
They Wells attention to their oemplete
. and very large stock of Choice Blew Goode
which they hare always cm tend.
ESPECIAL .417/0410,,q,T1; TO THE
X. J. LONG
Towanda. Aprl 1 117 L
L ROSENBAUM & SONS:
CURING
aftiveaess, Jaundices
°TsPepsis. Indigestion,
vaetiterbieulfitaisiseb
Breath; lleartsebe,
:7sipelas, nieg, abets.
%tom. 'CrapDons mad
to Diseases, Dillow;
MILLINERY
$ se,l. -:-. •.,:,.. ;t . -• 1
Ostat at hay to Abliis was walk*
: wow la tbs sat gasmattaadl volts.
6
bb tatulasis int. .Itsantbiag` saw.
(Nona mot attend. 11F. - will Matta
yus Ilitt w r b r a r• tiri llay awl •Wel l g .
sada tag Ow less owls
Ni. SA viatialiti lay arcsrattalla
owe.' .11aily ars main fortabsi at MI • „air
=lltalks* Maas Ilia. MA rale
111111111. itutti. • Ma los . ..lie. la 11E4 s„,
i WWII *lnk a
A* tartig I =ar=4,lllll. ll.
.111111 - slim - MIN Itt 110alkilla bit lli
e 44041 4f fahlaisT a •2414
.1 111 !I I -
For the Next Forty Days ,
For tbe Next Forty Days .(
For the Next Forty Days.;
Dail , •
rait ,iart tot.: very fast.-
Ira stock ;vim ver7 fast.
eau stock golegg very fut.\
• .._:
General Dealer in
And
TO TIMM NEW STORIW
PRODUCE TAADK,
And Cash paid for desire:4oo.w%
.SPRING AND summit -1880
201 EAST WATER STREET.
-4
thmiler&in
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
ALSO
JOBBERS OF MILLINERY
EZI
LANDIaItMr! AND CHEAPZW
milpmat-:ot
to eta
. ..i...
Wipectil ladiseisisint• ha li i sieNtollilillions.
A call Is respsettlagy solicited. . ., .
. .
VM &AONS ...
v. ROSENR-A -
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3 0.34 Issraillryshailog- at &AO A:l[.. Preset
toss 4:1 4. • Itststsertesd lltatullng Mean fit.
'Wpoullug. 11:41.1400snads 4:42. Miner 7011. 111111 a.
7:t4. nines' dll.sayne 7:44 . Waverly 7:3,4,arrnring
ta piano as ado .
A. K
St-leaves Elmira st /WO r.w.. wavers, ims,
Tranyinds 7:A4eWn sC
ya .v kh .
ts IO i W t%
C l 4 s t ll n st g r S &
ur L i
Ituresoetteld Tar. Frencburirk7:47. arrlvlst
ntlrysieslng 11/00 P.; - • - •
?pass 4 and 15 ran daily. Sleeping rte. on trans •
and libetvrien Magus Patty sad • Ptilladelplits
`nut bstnionLyamasnd Sri Tertallbest cluing.*
;Slaw rg ears on sr s' between Buffalo and
arse. Park" ears lea Trans I and f be.
hr ai sen SNp.ra, Palls farad Pbtladslybla wittiest
, 10. sae tbrtvOl bto ova from Itsrberter
trtsl.yurute IL. 1. Pad7ll./.14 -
• ftspr.qP. ON. Y. Lc
!
Sayre. Pa., Jame2l.
E DW
~P2dCTICdL PI umart dAs FITTER
Pl ace : of bustnesr. few doors noilb of PuV.YIIII44
/quaint. Gas Yining. lio*ring of an
sod kinds of I;csrbg prusuptir attentlo
to.' -AU rusting wort in 0 . 15 Me shank: Ors hi*
's call. AK. 4. Hai.
IqATIEAN
pester In •
,PITTSTON, WILKES-8A48.E
AND. LOYAL SOCK - COAL.
Loistest vetoer for riga. Attlee snit ..Tani _toot of
'rtne4tree4 Towanda. ' July l 5 I/10.
INSURANCE'
S. RUSSELL; Agent,
TOWANDA, -PA_. •
•
• - .
FIRE, LIFE, AND- ACCIDENT
- - POLICIES
!amid ea the watt reaaonabht term.
None but reiiabU companies repreiente4
Casa atlj A sad wild *ere.
l'aintada, ' Sus. is, len.
1111tENRY31ERCUlk
DEALER
ASTIIItiCITE AND
,dosinr.r. AND RIVER STIZIMI,TOWA
. .
... -... , .
Cast screened, sad deirrerel ' io anl-partHot the
'lleressgb.' A t.t. OaMIRA XINST II ACCOWPAIIIIILD
'arsus Cent. :H. XERCU • 1
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: • Towanda, Die t 1, 1879. - : • : - . i
JAMES McCAISE'
latiemoved . to
eORICE4. MAIN &
• making It Ms I
. •
• Zeal dquaztergi
FOR CIOICE GROCERIES.
CASH PAID FOR
- GOODS SOLO AT TEE
LOWEST LIVIIiG'RATES
TowatiOL April 21,14 IStOll.
THE OLD MARBLE YARD
. -
The ntideribmed bartni purchased the MAR
FILE Y AHD d,the late GEORGE McCABS, de
sires to lotonir the üblic that having employed
experienced men. bete prepared to do all lands 61
work to the Une of - . .
MONUMENTS, -
11E4D STONES,
O , EO. STZVENIL
In the se* best
-Pinions desiring
Invited to ean and
conuntsslon.
Towasda. Pa.. 11
MET
ELMIRA; N. Y
Woe* respect tally i
the Ustket busts
Mantle% end wills
t
Constantly on Mid.Coautridasym supplied
elty rates.
.FRESH & ALT MEATS,
sip * Au aixiasieneeni siite at caaris.
=NO
M EAT MARKET! •
MYEI4 DzVOE.
Bitoqz wrist;
FRES,* AND I SALT • -MEATS,
DRIED BEEF, RISK, POULTRY,
ME
' •
uAlletoirlf 7,IICOVTASTIII £XO SZ1111111:11 IS
Talent aci ' sf;
sr in gemiisoweat tive 14 allelp.
801 0 .
Po 4 win -
•- s;'r;‘ , , - -' l- ':, ,3 --." -- '..f7 ,
i;;4,- -',-:!
,-.:!
.o,ArimnwAlria
IbiSisiess g (00).
3 LILA
SULLIVAN ANT , CITIV
CO:1k • , 1- - - .
BUTTER, EGGS,
JAMES MCCABE
STILL IN OPERATION;
MANTLES and
I er and at loie st rates.
oythlng In the Marble line are
• SWIM wpet, ez,d UM agents'
• JAWS WCA - 112,.
11876. ,
MARKET.
RUNDELL, •
'nouns that ka Issoatlaalog
at the old stand of Matlock h,
an votes keep a fall supply of
R.E S
1121
-
OYSTERS
GARDEN VEGETAptas,
-&C;
E. D. IBUNDELL.
NMI
1!!!!!!
Lep a p Wad.
MEI
===
MEI=
_ ~:~. ~,:
=
EWE
LAW° MOWN ONE I
Iliwniqiillostist fasegailkillei par Womb
we, swim vs are peeparra
not* %bar eves OdomaM as .
- •
FURNITIJItE
CHEAP - .
CatArEE,.
- , CHEAPEST
.
•t tbisame this' we trey stasitts• aA ear
feseds•
ITHDER TAKING.
r tors),
Wegacrontor'satisfactioo. we are Prepared ted.
icanbpas to that Um on obart:ootlce. and ere de
totrattno4 topcoat,: • -
Call and ..see for yourself
Toteinds. Nay Ist. 110
FROST!O SONG'
WHOLESALE A'S'D RETAIL
FURNITURE!
W are no‘prepared for Os SPRIXO TILaDZ
with a fall Ilakof ' .1 • 4 •
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOIRDS
011 ZEN. `-
LATEST STYLES AND LOWEST
•
• ,PRIOES
which ore Witte the public to tan and ezetolue.
PARLQR SUITS ,fl RAW SILB,
TERRIS, PLUSWAND
EAIRCLOTH, •
la rely titre:, }lid Oar
CHAMBER SIMS IN ASH,
.WAILNUTANDSOFT WOOD.
',bleb re are selling at a very *mirk*. A full
Ithe of •
SPRING BEDS, 31ATTILASSES
UNDERTAKING.
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In this department we alwaystame tbe bine goode
In the markee, and are continually adding
Mil
• irttb stl lb!
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS,
while our price/jaw the lowest
•
. . J. O. FROST'S SONS':
Toniqui, April 9, lb*.
CHAS. JOHNSON & CO.'S
Fottndry & Machine Shops,
BEST-CIRCULAR SAW, MILLS
SHINGLE MILLS-LATH MILLS
Pantell's Improved Feed Cutter,
fitrlmd's Keystme Fire Siiiinker,
Grisirold's Boss Wit4ir Wbeels,_
Ward's Patent Buckwheat• Cleaner,
ACC., &c., . &c.
ENGINES AND,BOILERS
SHELVES,
Marle'to 'akar. Repairing of all hinds done a
short , notice. Satisfaction guaranteed. Atecik
taninfacturers of and deafen In
JOHNSON'S ,PATENT
Polhhing and fluting Irons
The best In the world. Agents wanted.
Tomas* Aprlll4 1!!O.
L. B. POWELL,
CHICKERING PIANOS,
'• • STEINWAY PIANOS,
umau nature occasionally dereloptr
al capacities for brutality. A story
from 'Minim to the effect that it
• his wife quarreled, whereupon
e seized her infant by the legs and G
1 red her husband with it, killing 0
lid.
itego dreads a coal famine. Over
tons of the black, diamonds. are
Pa.. SePt*"."l..
77
in
OF LEGAL BLANKS
• -
16stataxisaditepe Meek at. WI Hamm's. Orlticia
at. wiritettato oc tetalle • ,
Mortitge; •>. - ,
Tressonoraßcmd. • ' '
Comialtisiests.
Coustablitioßstwin. • •
Article. or t.t l o na%
peed ea A -
ColieetorAllalas.
Zzecatioe.
409111114. ' - •
•
Wet for Uorvio,
1 - X l =
11 5A11
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:.'.l rk;.l.
•
, ^..g.;. -,
ry'~ ,
11241
Iro ant esittie
Of ail' 11Cadi4 i;.=:".z,
El
HICKS.
EOM
Our assorting* t of
eti as krn as the lowest.
. '
roll Una of
We bxre
Axn PILLOWS.
NEW - STYLES
TOWXNDA;PENN'A. >,
We claim to make the
In the market.
'
.
CHAS. JOHNSON do CO.
SCRANTON PA..
6enen Agent for the
I. l ro
L. B. POWELL;
'tidal Di* bk.4l , at- salsa ths. ape
t ioaratoithororto Ewa itsr tavar.astl Matti
deem gyms availate le a itreteym4lt6 l*.
tennis :MI as. 'WWI"; =vrASSEIr'S SLIM
lILIDNET AND LIVES* CV Is Node from
Siffars 'OW I eat VALES 41.4 las
VerITIV.V rosiordi for the tiAlesing avid& a:
Pain - in the' Beek, "Severe Rfailaehei.
Disslueso 41thettieg; - Tv.flamed nee,
A Tireil• Feeling, Night Sweats, -
AO= in the Lower Part of the. Body,
-Palpitation of the Heart. Jaundice:
Gravel. Painful Krinatikak
-rial Fever, Fever and A&ue, I
And ail diraioa owned fa Ilse Kid,nols. Llfor of
. -
Cr nnfrOllcans trlog not of order,
fa $ IS kr g, and 1., EBTAIN care fori..l 'roadie
dtlacnities,,ir4ek aa
Ltuooribia, _lnflammation of the, Womb,
Faith g of the' Womb,
Ulceration of the Womb. _
,
It lOU eactrol and_regulate rutuctrustli U. and is
SD -escrilera itiod ale rctteedy ff4' let :inks during
pregnurey ,
A* a-Blood Purifier Ills at:iv:Wed. for ir are.
praprgatib Wait sum; tlle . 61wd. Irta•
13.41tt, Carbuncles FeCricula, White Swell 7
ing, Salt Rheum, PO,Kniing by 3ler
i - cut 7 or any etber Drug, it b;
' • certain in every ease.l
For Incwitinence., impo!encn4, Pains in
_ihe Loins, and all Similar. Dise=ses, it:
is
.a infe anre„.an4l quick care..
111,. Is - the I ,
only
. kaftwn
.ierae4y' that has,: cured '
BOON Demur. - --- - - -• , -
.Ss*.zoutof the p-airtty se&worth 1 this Grrtat.
N'aturat fietuedy„ real the f0:144 , 1cg , •..
r , CUtAIC.4 , Ii ANALY 18.
i •
•
S. A. LiTTlliettr,. Pk. D., L.. L „ Proferomi'
of ebetitt . -try in the LTlATenklty of lictwilhlenN Y.,
Itismetug the pope slits' sad =writ . 4 Sranytztra ,
....•FICKIDNE'S *an Ltlirse. eras.* lets thienngh
Cbratfrat A ysie, Ita. fesui.thed fbs , follow/tag
statetotut :
I J • ~.
. . _ NlVEStfitTr OP ROMP-STER. ~
: -
Or,llE-e-T Ett., N. V.. Jets. S. ISSI.
.
Mt. 11..11 WARNER has placed is 7, puese4siun
medicine lonnuta of the - matiti zetured and
..td hr *tam • Undrf • -Off iteuerld II ' ...,Eoborm of
WAUNEWS SAFE K.IISEY . Apict LlVicl:
elinE. .I . bare lueesigsted hie prise ...sei of awl
ttfactimmt which are couctutteta witextreme cue
au4 according En
to the best eth .. 4 * I I base a lso
taken from t.is tatoe - story drn
aptes n , -att th e mate.
riats n..c4 in the preparatitnt of tht eactiteine, aul
il, WI critical exantlatlot4 find thefts. as Shit as
the totxtietucitito which they euter.l , 4 be eitilrety
acre-from puly.tious of .I , ek,tetio... et0....t.t., ,,, v,„ •
- - S.'A. LATriMORE.
-t • - , . t , . .
This remely which has &me.. such wrn.ders, -is
put op In the LAlllienT SIZE tsCirri•E of any
opin th.etuarket. avid her
gibs and ail dealers. at SL2.S Far teittle.....Fite
lutrziea enquire fir V If - S Eltm riAl 7 k;
BITES CURE. lt is a INksITIVE rem:AV. •
H. 11. 'WOMB. &- CO Itorleger,ll,
A. 'BEVERLY SMITH,
BOOKBINDER AND DEALER
IS ,SORQLL,SAW:GOODS.
3! A G IZINES boutl tleany and pmrnptly:
lIL K 10K. , br.:=4l t,.urdrrsFnd feetireettted
ANIATF.VRF
Mix &pal im ii of my Mr.inem Is very
tom
, Vete.. A Nil :Ice r.f
WOODS, ;541.W DL-O('KS, • -
CLOCR MOVEMENTS,- &c.,
egnitardir on band, lad for .ale at lower prices
tban elztwherc..
air 8 4.35 bp,: . .iioxs;FßEE irott,
01.00. brad for prier Won.
=
• EEPrARTER BUILDING.
Tbwit.n. DA. PA., 0..D0x
MVir
H. DAVIDOW /t BRO.,
No. 4. Bold'ems!' 131 Oct. arldg6-st., Towanda.. Ps.
CASH PAIIIYFOR, YCItS, HIDES,
PELTS, WOOL AND BEESWAX
Tm=dst, Oct. 20.•18707;.
GILMORE,tz
t _ flestablished 'lBO4
. . ,
prakirsoss. INCREASE OF PENSIONS,
•
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and ail other cisme or etalms for Soldiers sod
Soldiers' Heirs; prosecuted. .
Address wittistatop.
a - , .OfLMnRB & CO.. •
•Wasidnitob. D. C.
Iro• ,
Outfit fitruithed free, with full In
vidroroffttallozo
t f ltw or in cLu sd u t f i t a l t ug an t y h 4 e m l e m c os an t
engage in. The business is - to easy
to teary, end te , r instructions are Ni simple and,
plain. t hat any one cat; make great profits fromithe
very start.„'No ..ne can fail who Is willing to wort.
Women are as successful as men. 0.15 and , ' stria
eat' earn lan • sums, Many hare made at she tall
ness over , one bunderd dollars In a single week.
Nothing like It ever knolls before. Ali who engage
are surprlied at t. e ease and rapidity with wide!)
they are able tomato m. rey. ' You can engage In
this business during year spare tiniest great profit.
You do not hate toinsest capltalin It. We take
all the risk. Those whit need ready money should
write to itiat once. All furnished free. Address
Tact & Co.. &colts, Maine. • Oct. 28.
GET TOUR .HAIR CVT • •
AND SIIAVING, AT THE
VVrarifil. - HC01.2.1610
SHAVING PAittoß.
airWe 14 . 11127 "PI r. St EDCIE, Prater
Towanda. PA.:301715 r 1a79.
H eeintioLedyt
; 0 0teretly alwayikeeping poverty
0 tram your door. -Three who
hi &Mays tate ativatitsimor the good ebsnees for'
A .._ maim money that sweltered. geuaralty become
wrailtby,-- - isbile those who do not improve latch
dummy iemshi In poverty. 'We mint many men.
women boys and;ris to work for us right In their
own:, lunar ea: - tie 'bestoess will pay more than.
_ . tenrimes ordinary wages. We furnish an expos;
- •
she outfit and al that you need. - free.. No one
• wbo engages falls to . make money very rapidly.'
Yon can devote your whole time to the wort; or
only year spare'intenents; - Full inforMation and
all tbstlaneeded rent free. Address STriaos
Co. Portistul.;Afaine.: • .Oct. 2e,
OGLE HOTEL, . - - •., •
'`',•-- , (sons anon itILIC equaint.)
, ,
'This inirAdiirent house has been thoroughlirtni•
°mold and repaired throughout, and the pnwita.
for la now prepared to oder tlist•elasa sperotumoda
tittle to the poutte. ea the 'Tat reasonsble terms.
_ .. . . • - . A., J r.lflallAllL', •
Tot d& ra., Stir!, ItaiL, ,-.• _ .
HENRY HOUSE,
& WASHINGTON STREETS
Tom WARD, ToWAINDA,PA.,
ftesi4ieiii Lonii Teriisio ialt the times Lssp
-:` W3l:llllllllT,Plicitzurtoio. -
":-, liar% "Lit. ' ` -•
. • ..' '"' "ii."'s we - -..,‘ . ~e e -. ,„ ~.,• , e . -
WaV, Mr' ig r - HOW W; Ullete Older COWL
_ seet ee 1 el- ee , - , Voiselleirt,eletiOnesse; awl qukit are
recipiraiers'ileairearaeleteemetale beperreig racket elk test resale for
i ~ wr fere. sweeeteitalaars= umweieir,„iweeee the aaitivaa wwts:-4,p1111 . 14
im,g, irlearbeghella
monis ape 0 Mil?' a milt a *d these ma b e secured
arau r "keg 'Sow Cp. LleOr afts/Vo r 1411 3 4= VithOat 114:214Ci •
nir c - A
owe at
eeore babiegio rmil,ii .r „, ~ herd Of etnrsillay bet Lodged lin the
best rifeiEer t at die toot of $lO per
bead; = that iii, a . most -comfortable
eeel convenient died for` fifteen cows
tiliks be Put up eomPlete for tifie•
Flabtirate buildings are all very well
for the firmer who has CO need to
work' forsliving, but the tiredness
ttairprian mist lookeartfully to his
investment lest be may have no profits
to care for.
After 'yeine experience with all
kinds of cow stables, I consider 81-p
-,arate Malls Po die tows ranged in a
tong, narrow, low abed, to possese
the most advantage& It is difficult
to have every desirable feature , in
one thing. but in *sllch sheds as I am
about to. deselibe one 119 4 economy ,
convenience in every way, ale.olnte
sirfety, (which is a verigrest point).
room, warmth, and every other 'at-,!
tribute of comtort for tbe cow. The
shed which I considered tbe best owl
be bunt for sl.eo a enticing foot, and I
one' hundred feet will give fifteen ,
cows a separate, roomy, loose stall
for elide in which the occupant can
not be injured by borne, robbed oil
ber food, or trodden upon or damn-
ed in tbe udder er teats, and can be
left at night with'absolute certainty
of safety. Fven from fire there is
,the greatest possible safety, for as
the cowsitrisy be left _unfastened 'at
Inight, each may be turned out by
merely opening the door. A stall
618 will, be lame enough for any
e
cow, and fifteen stalls will require
one hundred feet in length *and four
i teen feet in width. In front of the
cows is a wide feed pa ge through
1, which a light-wheeled f truck may.'
t ef td
I be taken and the (ode r distributed
very easily and conveniently from a
feed-room where it is prepared:
The shed may _be attached to a
barn from which the fodder may be
brought already prep . red; or the end
1
stall may be used for a feed room.
fln this case it will, be found very
convenient to have a cietern supplied
by, the rain water from the roof, and
' a limp meter one end of the shed.
IThe stalls are divided from the free
passage lay a partition six ftet high, .
' or, which is hater, to the roof; a
hanging door in front of 'each stall
serves to introduce the food into the
feed troughs, and, if the partition is ,
made to the roofs, slide doors as
large as the, space, should be prated
led for ventilation and for other obvi
ous purposes. The rear of the shed
should face the north, and should
Ihave a rowof-banging shutters along
the whole space to be opened in' the
summer time, if the cows are kept up
at night. /
i The sheds should be built upon
1 high ground to give ample drainage,
and as the production of manure is
of great importance; it will be found
,of the greatest value to keep the
1 stalls abundantly littered and clear
out only when necessary for eles.nie
nese. The manure may be left the e.
[ or four days at any rate, if plenty of
1
short litter or absorbents is provid
ed. The partitions between the stalls
are double boarded for safety, and
five feet high.• A post or long iron
staple will be required in each stall
in the corner. To these are attached
steel rings and short ennuis to go
r and the necks, fastened on rings in
le,tber neck straps. It may be found
desirable some times to put two cows
in a stall, sten this arrangement
will be found useful • t
Where room is i not sufficient to
give cows - more than 31 feet , of floor
room, stanchions will be found the
best methods of fastening. When
cows are liept' for profit. one mnnot
well be too fussy about their. ideas
of comfo4t. A cow's idea of luxury
and comfort is to be able to steal
from her neighbor, to tyrannize over
ber, to pnnch her whenever she can,
and to keep her in terror. I have
forme no manner of fastening so
comfortable for the owner and the
milker, so safe for the cows and so
hr eke , ' ee
' .i-
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'8111111ONS.*:' "
ITER- TIEGULATOR,
.4,Perely Veget4 l 4
-• AskririsetaSSOOdletiir
; SOW LL 41.4111:1Freale.
J4 F.A itivarLElßCEig•
31ESTAL DEPROVIInX.
aICIE filltillACßlN -1
1 C0N931P62/1011.`•
,
, , 'l?TilrgrElL
-it y tt ' Yeet drossy; de ate& Imre ttegocit
Maelseites, moon' pox sppitita. and
toegur casual. yoo ate mitring from tomtit Iher
-tintoomess:". eM 1111fRallti letU eats yea to
speed iy sad penotneenty as to take
SIMMONS' LIV.EIt .11En3itglATOrt.i ./
..1.1 Ia glvim with matey. .tat Ike togaliest
to ot , stt delicate lataat. it takes lb* place 41
quinine *ad bitters of ewer" kial. It is the e Leap
tat. pared sad best q . szsgy medicine in Mei ire.
:LH ZEIIIr & figIiADEUSIA
• SOLD DT ALL DUVGGISTS. • j.
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1111 •
, CRAY'S SPEIFCEDICINIt. 1
TRADZ MAIM. - - The Oftllit TRJUIRF 111 . mgr,;-
---- - EN616111111 • . k
,f_._ : •
Fein pnesiotgy &
. yraillesl.l e• r •
' ~. --.• /stisy_it orrery cues_ i .
' • • lii i 'of biervostDettii.; • . - :
• -- - .4 , ity A Weatneste
tenni e 4. It - • • iedlN . ..-• " 1
•
'''•
• :'•• . • CM: 10E6 eXCeSAI Or . ' L:
&fait Tabageresiw.ork
Dervousof Use Af ta T a ki o i .
. Main. & •
cyst= ;"11pPrfeetly'barislegit, eel* lice maglr,ngol •
has been extensively a-Pd. for corer slam yeUs
will alrelg swriCela. /1"1 - Li n part; e alien in , OUT
pansitblet..sbleb Are dram to sea _free by mall to
every out; ist."The SpegiSs Medic:lmi is wit by
••11 Agragglits lit il per package. orslx packages for
St. or PIA be want free free by mall on receipt of the
E Dbery b 7 'Air. stlrqr •
:Art= CRA Y INEDINCINE irli.„ •
No. a Ideehatitee &kart. Dirraomillitictl.
in. ljtotd to 'retreads ty C. T. al MIT; sod by
druggists everywhere. , Johlogoe. if °Mena & Co.
wburiesale agents, Philo: •.,%pr1110.1171111.•: .
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r atio amp . , poets
J, K. BUSH'
CLOTHING; - !
CHEAPER. TITAN AT ANY
OTHER ESTABLISHMENT.
TOWANDA iOROUGHI
HIS STOCK COMPRISES:
EVERYTHING
tyu:::: CLOTHING yunAntte
FURNISHING. GOODS
OVY.RCOATS
Le IVE/? • TfiAN S EVER BEFORE
OFFERED IX. TINS MARKET..
Agricultural Machinery . t
R; M belles, Towanda,Pa.,
IMPROVED' FAVONG. IMPL&
!WONT§ AND MICHINERY.
1 I "
WIRAID TRUE CHILLED PLOWS.
Gale Chilled : 1 lows;
Best Reversible Plows,
Adgate and-Euteriorise Churn Powers,
Corn SbeHera. Farm Wagons,
Platform Wagons, Doggies,
Feed Cutters, Grain Drills,
Ant rinivzwzruit EABBOW AND CV=
•
L
Bullard's. Hay Tedder", Leader And Gale
Wbeel Rakes, Tompkins County Improved
,Cnlrtvatom'll , rolvg Machias, -
. Reapers, Plow Walk's,
I
sprout's Hay Elevators and Harpoon
Liquid P ate s, mlxed really for the "
brash. of best Winds. UST aIt , HYDRAIIILIC
f.IEiIIEXT. Lc.. Le. Call and ree my stock or sand
for circulars acid priees. Office (ti C. P.'Welles•
99.Ceat store; 'Warehouse tUreetty In rear of same
fa the alley. • - . • WELL - Es.
.70waDds..31arcb 11. 16110.
j__. ... .
Of' the Third Ward Store. has o pened a taw and
convenient Store' In the brick locult. First W ard.
omoslte liainphieylleothesti St Tracy's Boot sad
Shoe factory, and has Giged It with
. . ... . ,
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A . TAROK STOCK OF
•, .
Wbtel he has porelitted to New Tort for each.
You solicit* the- c-oiddence and patronage of the
public, and respectfully aasoutioes that be . - •
111140fitutaits.
It is a pM:vled fac! that
I 9 SELLING:-
-OE-=
AND GENTS'
J. K. BUSH,
Buiv&E
and Heal! .leafier In
cayszsz,
Forks.
Geo. L goss,
CHOICE GROCERMS
OF ALL SINDS,
Witt' Nln . 82 B2DEinOLD
,
14-111006 Y. S k is
Vie Third Wird will elm toe .
ktr ai reirad with firsvcial Vxde. bed will be sold
as ae the bierest. .. ,
- ,
Tewandit. January 11, tile. , - • -
GET 101:41. ° •
JO B - PR INT I 2, it
-Do9t AT Tim- '• •
7 4 RITORTER VICE
FISQUEBANNA
nntarrie—irlsat. -Whiter -Tann
05141 r. INOVENIMSI tar. Isio.l 'TN=
Mud., 'tuition and tosul dneen ahed • jecnaJ Min 1171
Mapes par. , For nan *UMW lutaOW
'Lan "diem Prttylpal. -
ZDWIWN. QW1111.1041.11.
Tonrandaa oatober 1194
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comfortable for: the weaklings am.. r , ' , v -
quiet animals as stanchions .:, l don'tll THE larmer,woo is ashamed of Lis
approve...of cows licking th4mselves God-ordained calling should abandefi
clean. Ido that with the card and it at once and set dikti corni r grog
binsh,.,and,that they cannot Ao this shop in the country or a,pcanut s , and
is,the _greatest objection rriad4' te . in the citY. Thencehe can 19ok 411,3;
stanchions. -' Prom a desire to b e en . , l equals square eye ! \ '
-kind and humane to my cows as poi- I Do NOT grumble at the lot - riii e .
sible, I have tried all sorts - of fasten- I t of youiproducts. It don't help. she
ings, but as I, have conc'uded hereaf- I ,matter a bit u _, -dust so to workial -
ter to consider myself first and the I see if you cannot lessen the c'ot. of, '
cows second, whenever I chimp my ; production soas to leave von a in r- N
methods of fastening, I will use stall- gin for profit, even at low pric • ' s. N
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chions, or the loose stalls which I I
A ccoRDING to returns wild i sti.r.ates
have found very convenient for my
imrposes. .. - ; . collected and Compiled by - the Agri- . i
own
in 1 culttiral Department-in \V shin
I do not intend to, nor can i
1 the present year's crop of wheat in
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the space at - my disposal, do more.pr esent
1 the ,trniu-d Stat. s yields the enor- -
than give general principles , for . the:
mobs total of 42 ;,1)110,00.0 bushels.: .
lodging of my dairy ,ccovs. : . ' There. ,
are' a few indispensablii points to I Do NOT attempt t to,keep too many
consider in selecting my plan. These,! (orris together. One hundred in a
or thi, most important of them. are, sitigle yard will not produce halt the
economy of labor, economy of feed, i lks they ' will if divided_into four,
ease of management. safety to the I.rts. It will cost no more for fred,
animals, comfort. first for The owner, ; uut it will cost a little more trouble
and then for the cows, healthfulness, Lto attetid, to them. ' •
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provided for by good ventilation/
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cleanliness, and sufficient room; and - i
last, but by no means least, the mak-
.ing and saving of manure; and With
all these cheapness and durability of
construction and. material are not to,
be lost4ight 4.-8. Steicort, in, iiii ,
ral Arcip . Yorker. i
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-. `U-- g.ducation. for .Farmer.
• ' The real and greatest value of edul
cation is often l&t sight of in the de
sire and attempt to acquire ikschool
a c ketailed technical knoaledge of
some department of science, art or
trade irhich will enable, one to step
ithmediately into a prominent and
lucrative place in his chosen iodation.
When education is , attempted froM
this high standpoint the result is dis
appointing and unfOrtunate. Even
in thoe praessione, which are most
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dependent on special school instruc
tion the beginner finds that he can
not step at :once from schoOl into a
pr -ctice.. A certain amount Of
prictical - experience; acquired by tic
tail work ? in his profess on, is woes
eery to. enable him to employ suc
cessfully the knowledge that he has
gained by his coarse of study.
The young would-be farmer should
not expect to radaste from an agri
cultural colleges thoroughly experi
enend 'farmer. He may yet lack touch
of the judgment and sagacity white
are,necessacy for successful farmiiig.
He should have the patience and ee
orgy, tego on a farm and get these I
'powers through actual wink and'ob
servation.-;,lt would be.'a waste of
time and money for one to spend his
,collegelife in were field 'work The
,gradmitefrom,an agricultural tthllege
j esbotild be t , 'bat , every 'educated melt
strained: thinker, capable of fillip
piing intepigeutly • with' any subject
,thet mai 'minks kis attiantioo• Ha
/ 1 ! 1 1 o.lllo4olhald to sena
tiorgirt eras wart& He
;rid assbod.and ability for,
retiSutli sad . critical obsers-stion,
He - Amid base* knoiledge of the_'
same, sod arts whit* are related
ick. ll 4: o 9*. .v *0 it Itist ist under
standing of tbe principle* of r
pore etl spptird aces. If he has
in additioo lad an' oppor,tunity f or
work Mad 'observation on a welf: 3 4.
pointed *sit condoeted farm he tai
also become familiar with .tae of
'the best methods of et:thiVltiCiEl and
far u ounsgement. He basso, Er .i : 11-,
ed Isis education on graduating from
college. lie has only , fairly laid tl.e
foppdation for it, and prepared him--
self to miaow it wit aUfa.Ve#,llfiV
ing learned the theory of his work. -
iiannbined 'wigs some of its rsetic,i
details. he has a guide to the rap s
acgus went-of foller practical
Aerie *Ce. FOr correct theory is
the antagonist of practice, but
most reliable helper and - guide. •
advantage of edueatiOn to the fai - 72:.-
er iskitot in its- enabling him to raise
a larger. crop of potatoes. It i,
the higher, brawler. nobler and•mort
useful life which makes him
Of lisi g ing. It is in his' isscreased
sources fur happiness and good. :to!
in his greatest power to successfully •
grapple with the various corabira
tions of -circumstances by s Lich
is continnallY confronted, r . i -
instead of complaining;;as farmer=
sometimes do, that they 38 3'Cl3 .3 .
are pot infficientiv rePresented in p -
sitions of resoonsit , ility and - tryst.
they should honestly and s arrscs , ,, ,
set themselves to the work ofgettin• '-
adequate preparations fir. such s, r- - '
vice as public men are calla opens .
perform. When farmers as aria-s
bedome men of sound education and '
cultivated minds sh*n they htve
a knOwledge of the causes 8111:1 teud
encies larbich af f ect htiman
when their lives and interests are noT
confined to the narrow limits of tti.-'r
farm stork. Tkhen they become a real
power fur good in society, and sill
find that their clpacities sill be call. •
ed into . use. Th'en also will'they flat
th -mselves possessed• of a tsi ;; Ler al,d
deeper happiness that th'y bf-fore
knew : the happiness of fcerying their
race --ilassachtieeits Ploughman.
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MILT..--04t . a circular
mat on • 1.; ite cardboard ; take !SW
cotton i card or pick it untii fleecy ;
lay it on the cardboard one an , i a.•
half inches higl - , leaving a spae l . in
-the centre; when shaped evenly , •lip
off and spread the space t'ci:b. - eov , r,
ed. With: mucilage; lay bark iii7.o
-place; when dried. gum hits of brigl.t
•scarlet; and blue z4iyhr upon it::
..NE* SUET PUDDis‘,..,--Four egg,,,
half pound of - Suet, one pint-ut bread
' crumbs, one quart. mill:,' half. , tea
spoonfulac...hiof Cinnamon-and nut
mqz, two tablespoonfuls of • flour;
chop the suet very. fine and beat, it..:?
eggs tboroughly,;
.beat. the.. 11011.:
4 - Carding hot and . pour'- over !Le
crurubs; mix the. suet, cinnam ,, n - .
nutmeg and ' dour . (the latter , wt t a."
little to prevent Itimps;) and'ben't :.;1
together; add eggs; sWeeten , t. , i ta4..e:.
; add salt aria bro*n• in oven bat!' :::n .
1 hour. '. -',-. .. .
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Household Recipes:
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OISCONTINyE the practice:of bred
ing from scrith .mnr..s. A - thoi-ou , h-
bred increases value ninre..tlin fifty
per cent.'. .
. - IF all the bankg in New York- fa,l
ed their
, failure would not intl'et .-0, '
great A loss on-the nation ap ! i the 6.1 -
.ure of dairying for a sit gle year."— . -
Ex:-Go'rernut :Seymour. . .
PELSIIDENT 34 1 1FMAS =SyS the milk-.
ing silachitie is a miserable ch, at a;:d .
an immi.tiaated liurribu , T. . It shrills .
.t. .
the ,
•amOunt of milk and eatit:es it to.
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be luttiP;;lnd . b100dy....
• 4 Tut health of the. country in
i 1 live-stock can be inferred when it is
i known that it requires one mild) cow
Ito supply the wants of every five in-.
-babitants."--G!'nera/ Butler. .
two quarts -of wheat bran. ore
; .quart\of corti . mjal. Mix.with tepid
water, adding n teaspoonful of snit'.
Feed thi.kt , a milch , aom tit ice a day,
~ .a nd for results look. in the milk paki
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the nest .day ~ ....,
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RICE WATER TOR ;NVALIII--1 of
ken recomqiend rice water in my
summer practice. It is made as (01-
1 lows: Take four ounces of rice, :Ind -
I*ash carefuftyin three waters: in a -.
1 skillet put a - quart of water and buil
, it; put in the rice and - boil until tLe
1 rice is in a perfect pulp; then strain
rearefully and put - on the fire. again,
I - adding white sugar to taste anal a
small piece of cinnamon, or, if' pre
ferret!, a little grattri nutmeg ; Aim,
if necessary, and strain again: use
when -cold.—Dr. J. . Mrio. 7
110 ME PunDlNa:—=-One quart milk,
four eggs. ts.ateut separately ;'. eight
tableikPoopiillS dour, wet with milk,
little salt, foiir "
teaspoonfuls baking
powder, one-half cupful sugar. &Ike
in greased pan •' thirty-hie, minutes.
Sauce for home puddingp,One Calf
pint_ milk: three tahlespo4lOls sugar,
one tablei&k . ',nful butter, I one d iniall
tablespoonful flour, beat milk boiling,
hot, and mix sugar, Sutter and flcur,
previously well beaten together, into
it. Flavor - with vanilla:
SII EP-OR.OWERS in Fn 7 land.claint .
that a fred_ corwisting . of cotton seed
and turnips is not only the safrst
fattening sheep, but will put on the
most fat. abd make the hest mutton
at the liastleost.' It • also -firodueei
the strongest manure.'
TUE manure from a ton of .elover
hay is estimated to be worth - PX-1.
or. about as much as the hay is.wort h
in many places;
.it should be .wi.ll
ut.detistood that clover hay ought to
be fed: On the farm and never 831 d ;
If any hay is to be sold let it be t e
EnglisVmeadow, .the manure fri.m
which is worth only abdut halt as
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much.
811/2 your stables, clean. Matter
plaster ;c%e? the ..11 . 4y)r--it _ helps the
cattle and benefits the tuanuie..
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