jorn and limsghokl.
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH.
Coder a spreading timpanist tree
The Tillage satltbg stands;- -
4 be
sinitb, a attgbry man Is be,
Wlth urge and sinewy bands
Asslttbe mined of Ids bnisray arms
Are strong as Iron bands. .
His hair is crisp, end Dina, sad lasi;
—HA late is Ms the tan .
tits trfaW Is wet with honest sweat,
Hermits whsteer be can,
had - kooks the whole world in the twee.
Yes he owes net Any rasa
Week IN week oat, from moon WI night,
- Yoa can bear bts bel t tairs Wow
Too can bear !Am swing bls heavy sledge,
With ,nseasnred beat and slaw, •
Like a 'eaten ringing the village
Whea the events!' tan Is law. •
And children comizg home from school
Look in at the open door-;
They lore to see the laming forge,
• And hear the bellows roar,
And catch the bunting spurts that Ay
Like chair from a threshing-aoor.
He goes on Sunday to the church,
• And sits among his boys
He bean the parson pray and preach,
He beets tits daughter's votes,
Sing.ng !nibs village choir,
AO it nukes bit bean rejoice.
"• It sounds to him ilirthe mother's voice,
Elnging In l'aradea
lie needs mast think of her once more,
How in the grave she lies.
And with his bud. rough hand be wipes
A t..ar out of his eyes.
To ,g—rejoicing—sotTowisg,
Onward through lite be goes;
Each morning sees some task
Each evening sees it clues
Something atiemptid, somethirrg dons,
lias earned a Light's repose.
Thanks, thanks to thee, my worth) friend,
For the lesson thou bast taught:
Ihns at the flawing forge - of We
Our Au - inure must he wit:alibi:
Thu• on its sounding anvil shaped
/qui, barbing deed and thou ,bt
Farm Wages and Renting Farms
I find that as the "boom " in farm
ion is suliiding, there is , less excite
ment about hiring help, and the range
of wages will be lower than promised
a month ago, and very little higher
than last year. -There should be
some increase to correspond with the
greater cost of, living, though where
this is mainly furnished by • the .em
ployer at his own table, there is less
reason for any *advance. In cities,
men and women who work in shops
have to provide food and lodging-as
well as clothing, and the high prices
of . provisions have necessitated a
sharp advance in wages. But on the_
farm this_ not so. That grain and
potatoes are „dear,. only, mesas to
most farmers now dear - seed and 'a
certain greater cost of making the
crop, without any assurance of a
_higher price for -the product. If to
this higher v . vages:for help have to
be added, the fact makes it almost
certain that the farmer will receive
little profit: lam reminded of the
practice of a wealthy farmer in a
neighboring town, who has periodiL
- tally, every few years, retired, rent
ed his farm l sold his personal pro
perty, and again, after a year or two,
— has resumed business, re=stocked his
farm and resumed its management.
lie has made eleven auctions during
the thirty odd years he has been on
his,present farm, and he has made
money almost every time. He keeps
himself on the farm while it is rent
ed,and devotes the leisure he thus
secures in improving its- productive
ness against the time whet' he .ex
peas to work it, again. As he is,
among his friends, a - gauge of future
prices, it 'may be worth while to note
that this year his farm is rented. On
most leased land the soil deteriorates
and the farm loses in condition . ; but
_ where the owner remains on it and
• spends his leisure making needed im
provements, this need not be -the
case. Generally for one Or two years
•a tam will rent for more than the
interest. If died - the owner sells off
his stock when prices• are high, and
buys back when they are low, he
makes money, besides the advantages
of being in the farming business the
only years when farming really pays.
RENTAL VALVE. OF FARMS. .
A very. Amportant question is what
should 1r the rental value of good
farms. While interest in this State
. was seven per cent., rents of farms'
were conskderAbly below the legal
trite. Tl;f. Wadsworths; in this sec
tion of the State have several hun
dred farms whiel they have been in.
. the habit or -. eating for a term of
years, at prices not above three to
five per cent. on the value of the
land. .Of late years they have sold
some of their tarns, and I think the
rental value of the remainder has
been increased. Tenants are sub
jected to strict rules as to the crops
they shall grow, and are mostly
boiind not to sell hay, straw or other
coarse fiwider, But I notice that the
tenants on the Wadsworth farms are
mostly good farmers and generally
succeecd when they go to farms of
their own, as most of them do after
a few years. I have no doubt that
most of the restrictions under which
the Wadsworth tenants are placed,
libwever onerous they may teem, are
- .for the advantage .not only of the
proprietors but for the benefit of
themselves as tenants. After a few
y'ears of this schooling they are pre
pared
.
firm on land that they own
better t an they otherwise would. I
think I have_ noticed .also that :old
count
„'people, after they secured a
little money to buy or rent a piee of
lam), were on the average better far
mers than the average of American
boys who keep--lo farming on the
lands left them- by their fathers.
Perhaps, however, this is not' 1 fair
test. Most old country p_eople , cothe
with very little money, 'and- those
who manage to : earn and save enough
_ to buy a farm acquire in so doing the
habits which insure them after sue
cess.-11". J. F., Moiiroe County, N. Y.
=ECM
How Good Cows are kuiped
--- Milking is an art, and the farm
hard who knows how to milk prop
erly is more valuable to the careful
dairyman than any other help. Of
course anybody can milk, and some
- can milk a dozen cows before break
fast. The careful manager, however
is not so anxious for fast help as he
' is to employ those who are careful.
The operation should never be him
_ ried, hut.the milk should_. be...drawn
steady,•and as it flows, naturally.
Some cows have very tender - teats,
• and the rapid -milkman- forgets this
fact in his endeavor to make speed.
. The cow that is naturally - impatient
--and fretful does- not like to submit
to rough handling, and her disposi
tion is soon ruined by ' such treal.-
ment. With the constant irritation
shewill fail-in quantity. and be less
-- productive, just as any human being
• would fail to perform faithful service
when laboring undermental affliction
or trouble. As the udder becomes
distended and filled with milk the
desire on the part of the cow is to be
relieved ofits contents, and she wil
ling'y submits to it for the relief it
occasions. The content practice of
being milked at stated intervals im
presses itself strongly upon her, and
she will seldom offer resistance with
out cause. When a cow, therefore,
that has been •a patient deliverer of
milk becomes fractious the fault can
always be traced to the milkman. The
careless dairyman is the one who
complains of tlie - lailure of his cows
to keep by flow, the bloody milk,
garget and other evils are the result
of his own bid management. - There
is another point in the treatment of
cows that demands attention, and
that is allowing them to stand g long
time waiting to be milked. With
cows that gave large yields it is very
painful, and when the udders have .
been filled to their utmost, and,the
milkman is not on hand to relieve
them, they become exceedingly ner
vous and restless. This will do more
to cause a cow to go dry before her
period than anything else, and . many
a good cow has been sent to the
shambles th rough di miontion of gaga
4ity simply because nature had - re
volted at her sufferings and allowed
her to dry up because her storehouse
was not emptied of its contents at
the proper time. She should always
be milked to the last last. drop, if
possible, and , the last portion of
the milk is claimed to be the richest,
the udder should be left with noth-
lug in it.r 4. With regularity :in feed-
Wing and Milking, aad kind treatment
at all times, the cow will not 'only'
become: gentle and remain 'so, but
Rill makeron several weeks longer
than otherwise. An experienced
dairyman ilieds help that are skillful,
and -he knows how to judge the
.milkman's work by the behavior of
his cows. When a stable of cows
to give trouble in milking it is
only necessary to observe the man
ner in which they are milked . in or
der to cure the evil. The. udder of
a cow i 3 a very delicate structure,
and_she quickly rebels at rough Usage
Or improper periods of milking,
—Longfelt , ,te.
Turnips for Milcu ows.
'
It is Commonly known that feed
ing cows heavily- with turnips' im
parts the.flavor oflthe turnip ta . the.
milki - bUt if given in moderate loan
tith s just after milking; so thst
twelve hours shill elapse for the ef-_
fect to pass off, little difficulty is ex,-
perienced. G. W. Hoffman, of El-,1
mira, stated to the harmers' Club at
ti at place, that some years ago he
tried the experiment of feeding rtit.a
bagas t beets and carrots, each for a
fixed period, no less than .a bustle - 1a
day to each cow; and thin a peck of
potatoes each, {lay for a, like period.
lie found n.o difference in the 'milk
produced 'from the beets, carrots or
ruts sagas, or the peck of potatoes,
.the potatoes producing as much milk
RS four times the amount of the oth
er roots. He ascribed the .absence
of any bad taste in the milk; when .
the cows were fed on turnips, to the
grain given at the same time. If fed
without grain, the odor of the tur
nips will be imparted to the milk,
but with a liberal "allowance of grain
it will not. Ile did not mention the
'amount nf.grain, or how it prevented
the turnip flavor and odor, but his
high character as a skillful farmer
and accurate experimenter is a suffi
cient endorsement, of his statements.,
We deprive the substance of this ac
count from the repcift: in the Hos
bondman.
Please inform your readersrthe
moat approved time to cut 'potatpes
before planting.. Is there an advan- .
tage in cutting ten days or two
weeks before planting, to give time
for , the cut parts to become dry ? Is
it.thought to benefit an early growth
to apply-land plaster to the potato
as soon as cut? The. potato being a
leading prop in your State, I sup
pose you are better posted in these
matters than we are in Kentucky,
where but few are grown for market.
—R.-,C. IL, Lebanon,ky. [lt is bet
.ter to plant the cut pieces when
fresh, if the soil is in a good, moist,
friable condition. In rare instances,
with a dry soil the dried Cut surfaces
may prevent lossi if they are in pre
pisely, the right state, but we would
not recommend the practice in any
case. Land plaster can be of little
benefit applied to the cut tuberEi, as
the new roots in two or three weeks
af..er planting have protruded one or
two feet away frOrn the plaster and
tuber, and - neatly' the whole growth
occurs subsequently. Plant early
when the ground' is in a good, mel
loW, moist condition ; bury four or
five inches deep avoid much hitting,
and keep the,ground clear of weeds.)
PIGEONS STEWED IN BROTII.-Un
less pigeons are quite young they
arc better braised or stewed in - broth
than cooked in any other. manner.
May ',consider it always the best
way otcooking them. Tie_tbotn •in
shape ;.place . slices of baccin at the
bottom of a . stew-pan ; lay in the pig
eons side by side, all their breasts
uppermost; add a sliced, etarrcit,' an
onion with a clove stuck in, a tea
spoonful of sugar, some.-patsley, and
pour over enough stock to cover
them. If you have no stock use
boiling water.. Tow put . some thin
slices of bacon over the tops of the
pigeons; cover F them as closely as
possible, adding boiling water, or
stock 'when necessary. Let them
simmer until they are very tender..
Serve each pigeon - on. a thin piece.of
buttered.toast,•With a border of Spi
nach ; or, if you choose, mike little
nests of spinach, on pieces .of toast,
puttink a pigeon into each nest.
XEMON CHEESE CAKES.Take two
ounces-of butter, two eggs, three ta
blespoonfuls of moist sugar, the grq-t
-c I riads and juice of two lemons, and
two stale Savoy biscUits (or hard
crackers of Any also finely
grated. Mix all together and , tbZn
simmer over the fire for a few min
utes in a saucepan. Have TeatlY
some -patty-pads, lined with puff
pastc„ Put a very small quantity of
the mixture into each, and bake for
fifteen or tweak minutes in rather a
quick oven:? This quantitylwill make
about one dozed and a half :cheese
cakes.
enasinEnsuuuo, Julyl2s, 1875.
4
This is to let the people -kn w that I,
Anna Mari a Krider, wife of tibias Kli.•
der, am'now past • seventy-four years of
age. My hCalth has been vei7 bad for •
some years! past.' I was troubled with
weakness, bad cough,: dysta, great
debility and constipation of th bowels. I
was so miserable I could hardly eat any
thing. I heard of Hop BitterN and was
resolved to try thein. I have only used
three bottles and I feel wonderfully
good, well and strong again. My bowels
are regular, my appetite good, and cough
all gone. I feel so well that I think it:my
duty to let the people know ' :as so many
knew how bad I was, what the medicine
had done for me, ao they can cure theta
selves with it. ANNA M. KwuEn, .
Wife of. Uktipi rider..
MO
Cutting Seed Potatoes
Doty to Others.
Eta
ISE
e
CLOVER
---9~TD
TIMOTHY - SEED
PRICES REDUCED!
Stevens & Long
Have oil band a LARGE STOCK of
CHOICE CLOVER and TIMOTHY
SEED !selected from the best New
Crops and warranted trim) to Dame.
They have also a full stock ofGAR•
DEN SEEDS hi bulk aUdpackages,
selected from tia Ciop of 1881 ; to+
getlier with a complete aisoi•tmect of
aid-good; in their of which
are offered at the LOWEST MARK-
EC PRICES, and - warranted to give
satisfaction
Agricultural Machinery
Best and Loading Kinds
R. K WELLES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER,
-1
TOWANDA, ;PENNA.
Spring Tooth llarr4ws
These. Impletnehts arc unequaled for thirongl:
preparation of all plowed ground for erops.. Tbey
will eny.-r at one op:ration broad-east grain "'early
as 'well as a gralti.+lrlli will put I! In, alai sivnild
preyed,' the drill in preparation id the p 911..
Harrows ..hrulkl, by ail mewts 1w ta•eduPoa
plowed ,round. They are remarkably :atapti-d to
rouge and stony, as well as fur tuition', groutal t -
Township Agents 'Wanted.
Wiard's Chilled Plow:
These are . the very best rhltlcl plows in the
market ter general pugmeses and upon all kinds of
ground. I ask for f elQatitl feet
for thest plows in competition - with other leading
chilled plows. Decietedlzeuncidulltd Zro hard and
stony bend.
Farina ras Favorite, Champion and
other
.Graln Drilla. if goo -titian: , to buy a
Grain Drill, let the quote priers. •
Auburn Farm and Lumber Wagons
For either one or two horses. Wltti either
thin blc skins and wrAl axles. or. with Sheldon's
best. svholeldece" "AncLer Brand" iron Axles.
These wagons are well proportioned, well f/lobed
and painted., easy rininlng, -best In .gunllty, and
cheapest g‘...1 wagons in th market. They. have
my own Improved brake, and are wetrrturited Ia
- ‘ s ,. , t yi• c ß i ,,rt. Call and WO them.
Enterprise Adjustable Track and other
Churn Posers. A. full line of Churn Powers
adapted to any sized dairy. Powers delivered free
of charge at your nearest railroad station.
improved Tompkins County Culti
vators. These Cultivators are uurivaled for con-.
veolcure and utility. Are of • niv inanufacture.
Are Jii4t what every farinerneeds. For sale at
wholesile and retail. • o. -
Toni:l,l(lns County leader Wheel
Rake. This ls a truly valuable Als' noel Itake. Is
adaptea to a groator varloty of work than any othl
or. It is a ;Tod, well matte and durable implOrnent.
.1 vld staArant it to glvo satisfaction. Is made for
one. or, two bmus, Inter-ChangeaLle.
Thomas" Smoothing Harrows . and
Acme Harrows. These, are valuable Imple
ments and cheap.
-XX Star Hydraulic :Cement by barrel
or car haul. Imported Imperial Portland
Cement. Thbr is several times strmgcr than
the best American cements. I would recommend
it for liar roar finishing of cisterns and other spe
cial work where great strength Is desired. , ror
rah• 111 any dealred-qoantlty.
SIDE: HILL and LATEST, IMPROVED Re
versible MOWS. West Dneonta, Clipper
Cli!lied. Dies, and other good ones.
CHAMPION BARBEL Fence Wire. This
barbed wire 1. well Worthy the attention of farm.
e•s It is cheap. caldera, yet nr.t dangerous. It
re , 7opiniPtids itself at bight.. Send for specimens
and prices.
Platform Wagons, Open pad Top
Wagons, de., c.f- beet styles ai A makers; _ 1 sett
no - Mustily n oil: • v, ili warrant to nir customers as
gonst wagons and at lower prices than they COM get
wagrins made to order.
Chain Pumps:. Good and cheap. Easily set.
Carriage and Huggy . Tops. Good tops In
every respect and at very low prices. Made to fit
any Buggy or Platform Wagon seat. - •
Are yon Going to Paint? , I can supply
you with Afirtd Paente of any ti,sircd shade or
color.rcatly for the brush that I will warrant to be.
bttb-r• and cheaper shall any leading Lead Paints .
thu you can buy. LITRitICATING Of f.S: MEATS
FO A' OIL in any quantity, at wholesale and retail.
Prices low.
vtr.T.tiors Wagon Bolster Springs.
Very des-In:him
Threshing Machinery of Best and Lead
ing kind.:' C.. oilman te Co.'s Monitor Traction
Steamers:, Miller's New Model Vibrating Thresh
ere aid Cleaners: ]larder's, Wheeler's, awl Gray's
ilt,rre Powers. Threshers and Cleiners: I would
especially call attention to Gray's Machines.
Sulky Spring Tooth Marrows, MEAT
QUALITY LEATHER and RUBBER BELT
ING. CORN Sit ELLEUS, FEED CUTTERS and
LAWN MOWERS. Will deliver rtioitt kinds of
my goods at any railroad etatlon free of freight.
SEND TOR SPECIAL CIRCULARS AND
Plt IC ES„ or what will be still better,' VISIT MT
WA ItEII;JUSE. • -
R. M. wenes.
Towanda, Pa., March Issi.tf
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SuRPASSES i e OTHERS n
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30 UNION SQ.NEW YORK " I
CHICAGO ILL. -C
..eC) 0 RANGE MASS. -
S IISQUEHANNA COLLNOTATZ Ix
smuts—The. SPRING TEEM edit beltlr!
3tONDAY, Arm 3rd; 1552. Expenses for
board, tuition and furnished room, from lin to
*lBO per year. For eatspue or further- partleu-
Ant addniss the Prloct
E trivi annirLi.N. *.*l.
1..grux.4., ;ids a. sr!,
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People liclidly--Teii&L
In order that the public may fully nallite the
genuineness of thastateinenta. as well as thepower
5 1
and value of the a to of which they speak. we
publish herewith_ Ate-OmM *Wafture* Of par
ties whose sincerity beyond question. _The truth
of these testintenials s absolute, nor can the facts
they announce be ignored. .
ka n Kar.h 19.7881.
IL IL WARNER & Co.: Str*-"Tbe underilithed,
member or the et cf Pother* 'Wow, bas
been a sufferer for lyears kidney, trqubles.
The:. use. by him o your Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure ltas been follovred by benelielid results. '
I know the gentleman whose slgnatere to abort,
Sir. W. 11. Brady, and t can say that any statement
made by him demerits to be considered the exact
truth.. •
• /20611a8Talt. W. W., Jan. 5, 1681.
learner ,t 110„ Rochester, T.:
Gaivrt.svi t Haring received from the use of
Warner's Safe 'Kidney and Liver Cure very mart ecl
benefit, I eNordially recommend it to others. _
D . Frofesor of Greek In the Rochester RM.
vrrstiy and tiew Testarnent,reviser).
•'l9 of-equally s'longendorseinents-;-many
of them in cars where hope.was abandoned—have
been voluntarily Orem showing the remarkable
paver of Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. in
all dlsea..es.of the kidneys, liver or urinary organs.
If any ens who reads ibis has any physical tr..nble,
remember the great danger of dslay. Feb. 16.82
:I;mar-tf.
GREAT HU DESTROYER
- I)ARBY'S
PROPHYLACTIC FLUID !
!Pitting of SMALL
PDX Prevented.
ALL PDX
ERADICATED
lrlerrs itur.lied and
healtd,
iGaingreue prevented
and cured.
(Dula lota tnitsentery cared.
n ttoyed.
Ni,k lfooms pnrin ,, 4 i ountlalleated rapid
and azad.., plea , ant.' 4 .1 Y•
.Fevered land tilik!`"'..rrey cured in• a
Perna - 42s tAdbuqol 404-t
and reit...L-3ml batil.lettelr dried up,
- lug with Prui hylactici . `„ l . 6 ,Y . erretliY harm '
*Wel ad Jed U.
4 !For More .Throat it
Soft Wtsite 7- Comf . Is a butt cure.
plextonv 14exureti!
by tts use In patbing
Impure Aft tnadri
balmiest awl putiti-d!
by sludu ltt.g Darttrz.!
Fluid :Amt.
TO Purify' lithe!
Breath. t'lnsei
the Teeth, eaCAW'
be
Teeth,
be surpas.cd. . I
Cotavrli reJtvt4l.and;Cholera dissipated.
cured. , 16tiltp Fewer prevent-
Erpstpelas cared, edify Its nw.
Burns relieved In-liticaiLea cif death In the
artintly. . • houseatabould always
. _ .
Sears prevented. • be used aNkat the
Removes 'all unpleasant corpse—Wain prevent
odors. •• any unpleasant smell.
. An - Ann.:ate fete Aul
t mad ur Vegetable Vol.
VMS, ' EMIT,. &e.
Dangerous ellluvias or
, sick moms and tudtplt
lals removed by Its use.
!Yellow Fewer
Eradieated.
.1 • • • ••••••
'SCARLET
FEVER
S• CURED.
- -
Disinfectant Purifier
• 4. H. ZEMIN & CO.;
Manufacturing Chemists, SOLE PROPRIETORS
Ecbrusfry 2d,
.1582..
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Genius ewarded
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I_£
StOri of tho Sowing,
.21achine.
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A. handsome little pamphlet, blue and
gold cover, withnumerous engravings, will be
; ... '
GIVEN. AWAY.
To any adult person calling for it, at any branch
or snls.olEce or the Singer Manufacturing Comp
nf, or will be sent, post paid, to any person living
at a distance from our °Mons. '
THE MGM MAIMTAOTIIBMG 00.
Principal 0111 cc, 34 Union Square, New York.
Stove and Nut, per ton,
Small Nut,
er.Stove . a:nd Nut sizes , of
at 25 • Cents - Advance over. Yard
Prices.
as formerly.
NM
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•
DIPHTHERIA
fREVENTED.
to fact It Is the great
Fll EPA [ILI) BY
11 2 6... FOR. MAN AND BEAST.
MIS THE BEST
EXTERNAL.
ZIII , III
WSEXEDY:
•. —.F 0 R.—
ammiIiEUNATISM ?
:NEURALGIA,
• - CRAPAPS,..,
Sprains, Bruises,
Immi Burns andScalat,
® Sciatica ' Backache,.
C:a
Frosted reet and
Ears, and all other
Tains and aches.
It is . a sure _cure: for
INC GA4 Stral s SerAteilpi,
SOTei, &C., on
- - H R S E-S
Emi g One trial will prove - its
• merits. Its effects are
INSTANTANEOUS.
Every bottle warranted to
gfvo satisfaction. Send; ad.
dl =g rl g l . n t i gd ine e'ilr e
bottle. ' Sold everywhere.
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Leap, Musa Lori. Proprietsrs,
; lhattritok T!.
LOYAL SOCK
COAL!
YARD PRICES:
En=
Until ftirther notice we wil 1 delh,
LOYAL SOCK COAL
Small.put to remain the sine as
LO. BLIGHT, •
March 16, 82-tf. • Supt
GET YOUR
i SOLD BY ; ALL DRUGGISTS ADD DEALERS
I 8 I[EDIQIAB.
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Done st We REPORTER OFFICE, oppougle:the . , A:. VOGXLER & CO., ..:
f.".s.t If.asirs.Voutainita_ 1111~1 vernor is . seilatiqty Iteltisegorel•Md. MA. 4.
JOBPRINTING
-BICMA-BRAC.
Coumorinsug tesperame : There 9s 1 •
dory_told of a tho Cornish Virlnho who :
only drank hrandr.en tern. neesid° o2
whekhe bed rose ter dinner, And *hen
he he 4 net•—/E F. Peg.— •
MUM? & Ardea and Oil
Liniment,
~fox external " Ise, is equally
ice•'.
Mawr' people wis' b they, *glib lire their
lives over again ; in nine.tutsoit oat. of ten
they would only, repeat them:
TEACOING the young idea " is
that, Mother' ?" "It is the gislato ,
my child." "What does it d mother ?"
"It repeals acts passed by the - last Legis
latme."—Laramie itstomeiang:
THE world isttPt to coo in Your ear like
a dove when yen are rich, but if you hap- .
pen to be poor it kicks like a mule.
I ALWAYS keep your medicines in ztock.
Downs' Elixir is salting better than any
Cough Medicine I have, and with good re-
a C. M. %Err;
Druggist, Clarkston, Michigan.
rE!!!
Mrsrenr explained : Why is it that
whenereiyuu are looking for anything
you always find it in the last , place you
look The reason is because yea always
stop looking when you find it.--BurUng
ton liateker. -- _
DR. BAXTER'S ganifrake Bitters give
the beat• satisfaction of any medicine I
eell. They have advertised themszlve.s,
and I warrant every bottle.
• N. DEVRIEF,
Druggist, Zeeland, 3tichigan
Cor.u:ss, the .greAt English
mystery manufacturer, is said to be an
accomplished alrd indefatigable - opium
eater. Siuce reading the "Chirge of the
Heavy Bligade" as. have, beeome im
pressed with the idea that Tennyson's
weakness in chewing Patent Office Re
pot ts ; but we hiay be Miatalien.—Nere
York COM•77lFieTiil Adrertiser.--
INLlcEstax : Can a ba By without
wings ? Sir, ytin'tl pir_tht to know it can.,
Dave you never been wilere.the brickbats
Slew ? But of course you hitien't: That
was tho.time you coUlde'r
,be found.—
Boston, Piet. '
DDENLY WEASCENED.
"I. suffered with rlielimatisro of the
back and hip 'or a nurriber of yearS,"
said Mr. Thomas 3lorga - o, Supci intendeut
of Streets. "I was waited on_- by physi
.eians, but they gave oci:•perm neat relief,
-and I resolved to try St. 'Samos Oil. My
- rheumatism' weaket.ed at the first attack
of ite . great enemy, -St. Jacobs Oil, and
soon I was %refl."— (Nati/in mei , . Times.
star,
__.~ .:_.
An egg broken in Roxbory the other
day teas found to be yolkless. If Rox
bury hens can't afford -to futnish yolks
with theit eggs at. the present. elevated
price of the fruit, it' may reasonably be
prestimed that when' the price down to
sixteen emits a dozen they will lay noth
ing but the shell.—Norristown Harald.
"I'm proud'Of this town," said a little
man, sitting before the stove-with a pipe
in his, " Proud of it !" repeated
the 'stranger at the bar, who turned
around as 113 heard the word!, and looked
at the ispeaker with a look of infinite con ;
tempt " What-are you proud
, of it for?"
"That's an easy one," returned the little
man. "There are (one' cemeteries here,
and I've got a'wife,in every one of 'cm."
—Brooklyn Boyle.- • .
$l5OO per year can be easily made at
home working for E. G. hideout., & Co.,
10 Barclay Street,-New—York. Send for
their catalogue and full particulars. 1 yr.
ENJOY To DAY:—New let mu tell yen
a secret—a secret worth knowing. This
looking forward to efijoytnUnt does not
pay: From what I know of it, I -would
as soon chase butterflies for a living, or
bottle moonshine for cloudy eights ; . The.
Only true way to be happy, is to take the
drops of happiness as God gives them to
us every day of our lives. The boy must
learn to be happy while he is plodding
over his lessons ; the apprentice, while he
is learning.his trade ; the merchant, while
he is making his fortune. If he fails to
learn this art, he will Are-to miss his
enjoyment when he. gains what he. has
sighed for.—" Fifty Ears and. Beyond,"
When midnight ruffians despoiled
the grave of A. T. Stewart in St.
Luke's eliurcliyard, - all the people
were shocked with hofror. But"in
fidelity proposes to do soniethinl
worse than that, namely, the robbing
of: all the • graves of Christendom
of: the hope of resurrection. It
would - chisel out from the tombston
es of your Chestian dead the words,
"Asleep in Jesus," and cut for sub
stitute the words, "Disemberment
and obliteration," it would take a
letter of the world's Father inviting
all nations to virtue and, happiness,
and tear it up in pieces so small that
knot a. word of itcoald be read. It
would leave every bfolien heart
without consolallion, and every dy
ing man withoutta soothing pillow,"
—Taimaoe.
—The Vienna correspondent of the
St. James Gazelle 'says the general
understanding between Germany and
Austria jointly " to resist a Russian
attack upon either Power bas lately
resulted in•an arrangement of details
for immediate action, if necessary.
i,.J 4 ,'- so
2 00
numnisNi
Neuridgia,Sciatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of the , Chest,
Gout, lleinsy,Sore - Throat,Swelle'.:
fngs and Sprains,. Burgs and . .
Scalds, General Bally
Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted
Feet and Ears, and all other
Pains and Aches.-
• . Nollaration on earth equal" Sr. Jamas Ott
as a an e l , ainme i , simple and cheap Extringt
Itemedy. A, trial entails but the comparativei,
trifling Outlay of 60 Cm% And every one suffering
with pain an have cheap and positive proof at in
claims. • ' • . . . . .
Dtreetkans in Cato *wages. , ' ' - -
4.
M'IC)II
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a. • •
Una • FORAILSKIN.
REMEDY supfAr, . DISEASES
UTTER .TIVIL SORES. PIMPLES.
PELAS • RING W ORM.
TBE
CREA CURE FO 13
Pyraptattis aro moisture, stinging, itching,worse at
sight; Items as if inn-worm were a/meth:4 about
the rectum; the private parts are often affected. M a
pleasant, economical and positive cure, SWAIM/AI
OINTAIXT is euperior to any article in the market.
Sold by druggists, or send Wu eta. in 3-et. Stamm 8
Hoses, 5L25. Mchtsis, Da. qwer sr. & SON, Hills, Pa•
.
•
• 'A
A sold or .ore envoi& may not seem to
nmount to much, and if promptly attended
to can easily be cured but neglect Is often
*followed by eoasamptioa or diphtheria.
No medicine has ever been discovered which
acts so a - Slickly and sorely In such cases as
PERRY DAVIS' PAIN KELLER. The
prompt use of this invaluable remedy has
saved thousands of lives.
PERRY DAVIS' PAIN BILLER Is
not an experiment. It has been before the
public for t forty years, anti is most valued
where known.
Mew extracts 'Tom voluntary testimonials
read as follows:
PAIN Hitt.= Lea been mY household remMy for
midi for the pact twenty.eeren Scan. and nave
never known it to fall in effecting a cum.—
L. 8. Caocitms, Iliamevilia. N. Y.
For thirty Years I have need PAIN KILLER. and
found Ws nevcr.faiLins remedy for colds and ore
throa —Hums Swu.
Hav t e
received immedia m te relief from - coat and
ware.throot, and cowlick?
B.
Pus. Musa an
invaluable remedy.—Ozo. Hyrax:cr. Dicitiment
N. Y.
I liave Just recovered from a very severe cold.
which I have bad for some time. I could get no
relief until I tried your l'am . KILLS". which
relieved me immediately. I will never again be
without it —C. o..Foacr.„ Lowndes. Oa. •
• Have used PAIN Ker.t.mt in my family for forty
years., and have never lmown it to fail.--liaxsors
Lewis, Waynesboro, Ga.
I began using Pans Kruzn in my family twenty.
five years ago and have used itever since, and have
found no medicine to take its placc-13. W. DIES,
Druggist, Oneida, N. Y.
For whooping•comgh and comp it is the best
Mation.made.. y Vie would not be without St
r to._ rm. Libert
*For twenty...five years I have ruled. Pan; gnu t*
for colds and chapped lip& and eonalder it the beat
medicine ever offered..—Gro.Hooren,Wilm
N. C.
I was suffering severely with bronchitis, and mg
throat was so inflamed I could ecercely swsilow
any food. I was advised to try your Fars litramit,
and after taking a few doses wee completely
cared.—T. Wuxi:Naos.
ivAtroi‘;•iiteis - from Coehoeten: Your PUN
Ert.i.En ems diphtheria and sore thrmt..eo alarm
tgy prevalent here. end has not been known to
An • single instance. Tbla fad you sbould
e )motor to the world.
lira. ELLEN B. Hawn writes: Hy son was taken
tiolently sick with di lathe:Ha. high fever, and cold
chills. So many, have died here, I MS
stand to call a physician, and tried your Pam
KELLER. He was taken cm Sunday, and on
Wednesday his throat was clear. It was a won
derful.cuse, and I wish it could be known to the
poor mothers who are losing so many children.
For Chills and. Fever PAIR KILLER has
no equaL - It cures when everything else fails.
Delays are often dangerous. A bottle of
Pant KILIXR in the house Is a safeguard that
_no family should be without.
All druggistseell it at Mae., 50c., and 411.01 i
Der bottle.
PERRY DAVIS £ SON, PrePietors,
• Providence, R.I.
MRS. LYOlit L FINKHAM, OF LYNN, MASS.,
is/
; 7 ,14:a?./LALOI.I
LYDIA E. PRIKHAIIIPS
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Is a rositivo Cato
"'oral* thane ratarul Complaint% au4 Wcnkneuei
eocornmou to our beet feticide populutlon.
It rlil once entliely the worst form of Finial° Cote.
plaints, all ovarian troubles, Inflammation and Ulcer*:
Or, railing and Displacements, and the consequent •
Fpinal Weakness, and Is particularly . adapted to the
Chanito of Lite.
It will db..solve and erne! Inmane from the hternsla
an early stage of development. • l'ho t. mleal to can- ,
corona Immo n; there le checked very ,Teedly by its tee.
It ITtnnees faintness, flatnieney,.dettraysall craving
for au nmlants, and relieves weakness of tho stomach.
It coyer Itlnatlng, Head arbes, l;ereous Pro'. tiation,
Gen ,, ,4.1 Debility, Sleeplessness, Depression and Intl.
gestion,
That. feeling of bea:lng down, enlist/1g peen, weight
and trichaelle, Is always permanently cure.: by Its oser;
tt 4 113.4 a/I time: and under all eirenundaneese.et in
harmony with tho lane that g °cern the tet,ltili4:s.rte.
For the cute of lii‘lney Complaints of either sea thte
Compound is tineurrceeted: •
LYDIA E. PINK HAWS Tr-GETABLE COAL.
0101.7 ND prepared at anddta; west-rri Avenue,
Lynn, Lass. Prko $l. Six bottlesfer 55. Sent by roan
in the form of pills; also in the To, ra of totem:ea, on
receipt of prlei., 81 per box for either. :try. Tlnkhem
i r treelyanswera 'Ateliers of inquiry. Send for Patoph•
dot. Address as above. Nen, ton this rupee.
family should be without LYDIA FL pn4 - Eire3ll3
IJCER MIS. They cure coustlpatiour billouxuess.
awl torpidity or the firer. :Scents per box..
air Sold by nll Drriggints. 'US
SWEDISH BITTERS
fatEAT
Swedish Dyspepsig, Remedy!
. The chief ingredient lied life-giving
element of this great remedy is an herb commonly
known as Ilitterment, although but rarely found
In this country, excepting in the extreme North
west. It is gathered in profuse abundance by the
Lap enders In the bleak and snow-clad mountains,
of Norway and Sweden, and has, 'in connection
iwith other ingredients, been used among them
selves exclusively for years as one of the greatest
remedies for Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Com
plaint ever known.
-,ln placing this preparation belfre the American
public we candidly believe that we have filled •
long-felt want, by giving a medicine that will not
only temporarily relieve but will positively cure
Dyspepsia, Kidney and Liver Complaint, and all
their variouseffects, such .as sour stomach, sick
headache, pains in the back, palpitation of the
heart, costiveness ' indigestion, yellow AM; swim
ming of the head, fullness at plc of stomach, low
spirits, Sce. Three doses - will relieve the worst ease.
As your druggist fors bottle and be convinced.
'Price, 75 cents._ 2tlJaniVeyl.
.
. u .(b ta 4lo k
G .
1.1
e a . 1.1
v ' a g Tr l t i iti a aog n n
O, C . 0040;311
the
make lwgays
ood
hancee for making money
that are offered, generally become wealthy, while
those who do not improve such chances remain In
poverty. We want many men. women, hnyvand
girls to work for us right In their own localities.
Any one 'can do the. work properly. from the first
start. The business will . pay inure than teu times
ordinary wages, Expensive outfit furnished free.
Nit one whoengages.falls to make money rapidly.
.You can devote-your whole time to' the work, or
only youi r spare moments. Full Information anti
all that I.q. needed sent.free. Address STINdON lk
CO, Portland, Maine. • TifebB2.
WANTED!
flo*.S.triwrAnd Crain
For which ive via pay the HIGHEST
MARKET PRIcE, delivered hero
-
or'•at points on L. V. R. R. •
Ilaving four of Itedriek's Perpetual Presses,
with &capacity for baling 50 tons per day. we are
enabled to receive large quantittesof bay and straw
at many of the principal shipping points of this
and adjoining countiem. We are also agents for
the improved Bale Ties.
ACKLEY & DEAN,
MAIN STREET, TOWAIMA, PA,
O ow, emir ratAtt k Trseva Atrorn. ' Inewv10:111
GET YOUR
JOB PRINTING .
—Dots Alf
"REPORTER " OFFICE.
NM
oLonani
11E1
Ha,rd,Thnes amred,
to Death !
.
0 .1 cannot tell a lie, I dad t pith my
little hatchet," when I knocked the corers of laY
Immense cam of LOW PRICED ornmo
GOODS. and new
I AM ALL READY
TO GIVE YOU A WELCOME MAT
MEANS BUSINESS.,
have . laid in .a new Spring Stock of
>knee, - Youth?,
.Ikry? and Children?
erdow %
fvLOTRI !fa,
Which is positively a surprise to all.
I astonish the aightseeer with an unri
valed eollectitni et elegant atyles and beautiful
fatnics.
I delight the purchaser with prices
vrtileb were never before so low. . •
I afford all an opportunity to secure - tbo
newest atoi beet Spritig gat thetas at priers within
their means.
THESE PLAIN FACTS diirriand your
attention, and we 'relipectfully.adir Jae - SW early ex
amination, and Invite It.
M. IL ROSENFIELD,
TOWANDA; PENNA
Spring Clothing!
A LiRGE STOCK of 'NEW STYLES
. "ju.lt received at, •
X. - .,„ K. MAWS,
MUDGE SI . I3EET, TOWANDA
HATS & CAPS
• • !
The BEST and FRESHEST etmk
in town at BUSH'S.
A FVLL LINE OF
Gents Furnishing Goods
AT DUSEI'S.
TRUNKS
TRAVELING BAGS
A large stock of NEW and DEBIR.A.-
.11LE goods at BUSH'S.--
tir If you want a SUIT of CLOTHES
or any goods in his line at BOTTOM
PRICES, call on .1. K. BUSH, Bridge
Street, Towanda, Pa. 23mar82.
Foi. the next
THIRTY DAYS
we will sell our 'stock
of Parlor Suits and
Patent Rockers
'AT COST !
to make room for
Spring Stock.
iThis is no advertising dodge
but it MEANS JUST WHAT 1T
SAYS. - .
In our UNDERTAK
ING Dept. we have a
large stock of Coffins
and Caskets and guar
antee satisfaction in
this line.
E. B. 'PIERCE,
At Bridge Street. Furniture Store.
Towanda, Pa., March 3. 1882.
wiano
TOWANDA $S TCOERNETT
E;treeet,
(NEST DOOR TO DYE & CO.)
Has a complete assortment of
.DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
Grockery, 't
• Glassware,
Lamps;
WRITE AND DECORATED CHINA.
Latest designs and patterns of
CUTLERY, PLATED, &
MAJOLICA WARE,
BIRD CAGES,
• SATCHELS, &c.
For the coming Spring Trade, we adhere
as heretofore to our established principle
—that a quick sale with a small profit is
better than a slow one with a large profit
—and therefore our prices in any line of
goods will clinpare favorably with the
prices of any other house.
.rfr We endeavor to sell the best article
for the least possible money.
LOEWUS & FREIMUTH:
Towanda, binrcillG, 1892-Iyr.
~ixelt~xt~j.
20 'FEARS 20
AT TeX
OLD strAN-1).
J. 'O. Frost's Sons
Ate now better prepared than ever to
supply the public with first-elass
FURNITURE!
Of every description.
We manufacture our own - goods and
wariest them to be as represented. '--
PARLOR SUITS In all '
the leading styfes.
BEDROOM SUITS In Walnut, Ash, Cherry.
COTTAGE SUITS In all desirable styles
DINING-ROOM, KITQIIEN AND
OFFICE FURNITURE.
IN UNDERTAKING
_
While we famish the finest; IIEARSE
and Equipment... a larger acid hotter stock' of
CASKETS and TRIM31111:06. with a large experi
ence in our business, we guarantee as low. if not
lower. prices than those who -have not as good
facilities as ourselves.
Ar We furnish Chairs, - Pall and Corpse Pre
servers. free of , charge.: • " •
CALL ! EXAMINE! COMPARE!
And then purchase where you can do the best
• J. 0. FROST'S SONS
Towandi.spt.
DENTISTRY!
Drs. Angle & &Ulster,
lover Dr. Pratt's of ice,)
TOWANDA, PA.
Dr. Angie having returned from the West, has
formed a partnerMtp with Ur. Hollister loorder to
meet the requiremen:s of their groping practice.
Special attteution Is given to the
Preservation and Treatment of the
Teeth.
.1 .
Filling, Extracting, and the Correa
' tion of Irregularities
Executed in a careful and gentle manner.
Cas, Ether,:cir Chloroform Admiri
lstered.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Inserted en Gold. Silver, Aluminum; Rubber,
and Continuous Gum, and guranteed.
All the latest Electrical and other improved In
struments. which facilitate operations and render
Client less tedious to the patients are employed.
; Espechil leans Is taken with nervous and d-liente
patients. ALL r RIOES REASONABLE.
E. H. ANGLE, D. D. - S
F..L. HOLLISTER, D. D.. S.
Tawanda. Pa., Dee. 'lt.. BSI.
OTVA,RSON t
Manufacturer of all kinds of Upholstered
, Work, wholesale and retail.
SOUTH SIDE BRIDGE STREET, TOWANDA
Over Dlyere j Meat 3larket.-Wan.B2. - •
~ ~
Has removed to
CORNER MAIN & BRIDGE-STS.
making it his
Meaku,artews
FOR CHOICE GROCERIES
CASH PAID FOR = _
BUTTER, EGGS, &c.
GOODS SOLD AT THE .
LOWEST LIVING RATES
JAMES. McCABE.
Towanda, April 29, 180-yl.
STEVENS & LONG
General Dealers in
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
4 (,And
.
• •
• COUNTRY‘, PRODUCE,
•
TO-THEIR NEW STORE,-
CORNER OF MAIN & PINE-Sts:
(The old stand of Fox, Stevens d Sterettr.)
They invite attention - to their completeassortment
and very large stock of Choke New Goods
which they have always on hand..
ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE
PRODUCE TRADE,
And Cash paid fqr delstrable kinds.
3CI. LONG
Towanda, Apri 1 Jr%
MEAT . HARI.MT,
•
E. 'D. RUNDELL,
Would respectrullyacnounce that tie Is continuing
the Market business at the old stand of Iltallock
Runde% and will at all times keep a full supply of,
• FRESH
1p
OYSTERS.
Constantly on hand. 'Country dealers supplied at
city rates.
FRESH -& SALT MEATS, •-•
GARDEN VEGETABLES,
FRUITS, &c.
W All Goods delivered Free of Charge..
. E. It. MUNDELL. .
Towanda, Ps. Nov. 27, 1879.
THE OLD MARBLE YARD
STILL IN OPERATION.
. -
The undersigned having purchased the MAR
FILE YAM) of the late GEORGE MeCABE, do
sires to Inform the public that aa•ong employed
experienced men. be iv pralared tc ux all kinds o
work in the 11m.. _
MONUMENTS,
HEAD stroyEs •
•
- MANTLES and -.
•
SHELVES
fir the very best manner and at lowest rates.
•
Persons desiring anythlug In the 'Marble line are.
Invited to call and examine work, and lave agouti'
commission.
JAMES McCA It R. '
ToWantiii, Pa., Nov. 111,, 18.78. ' 2lltf
LE'“ GH VALLEY,H
11.10 r YOlll3 . BAIL
drrengemett of Pasgenger Trains to tate e t
I
15191 71 31.T.,10!„.
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No. 221esfes Wysluslng !At' 6:99 A. M.. i ;.:
town 6:14. Rusumertleld 6 23. Stsndit,-4,: ,
Wyszuklnt 6:40, Towsuchi 6:53. • , ,
7t16. A thews 7:23. Sayre 7:10. Waverly7:Y...:.. t:•
in Elmira at 8:50 A.M. •
No. al leaves Eimlraaf :3:15 P.%1., Wa‘ , -f
Sayre 8:15. 'Athens Min:a 5:16,1
Towanda G;55. Wysauking-7:135. r!a•;:11::;; t. „
7:14. Rummerlieltl 71'1'; YreneLtor.f.:7::::?.. r...; g
at Wyalnshig 7:45 P.M.. •
Trains 8 and 15 run dilly; :Sleeping 1 . 37'
and 15 befween Niaffara Falk Phila..:
and imtlit ee.n Lyon:, and New Volk o • !.
Parlor ears dm Trains and h ix'
Palls and Philadelphia sriTheut
through eoatlrto and from 11 - a-t•e•oer 1••':a • ••; .
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ItEArg G RAIL:WA'
WEST AND NORTHWEST.
It is the t•hort b. t. route hetne,o ctin
I,n , l'a•O . l.ottits to
- Northern 14)%a. Dakota, Illy ,
Nehrxikn, California, Oregon, Arizoott.
Uutr•rad~a Idaho, Montno ,, . N.-cads. a•-.I I r
COUNCIL BLUFFS. OMAHA
DENVER, LEADVILLE.
SALT LAKE, SAN FRANCISCO
DEADWOOD, SIOUX CITY •
Cedar Rapids. - Des Moines. Coluntluts. !
Points In the Territories. and the West. f• r
Milwaukee, Green Rai, Oshkosh, irheitoygan.
(pietist Fond du Lae. M'atertown. .r,.
Neenah. 3fenasha. sr: Patil, - Mlntu-apolts.
Volga, Fargo. Distil:trek. Winona. I.nen , --,
Owatonna, and all polut,s In Mintie,
Wisconsin and the Northwest.
-At Council liluffs the Trains of tithe Chirs g
North-Western and the , U. P. Ivy; &part fl.
arrive atand use the Kinte,Jolnt Hilton Pep , 7..
At Chicago. clot , . connections art . 7!
Lake Sham. Michigan CentraLliah
.Ft. Wayne and , retillSyiVllll2 and t
Grand Trunk It'ys...and, the. deart'sakee rtnc,
Handle Routes.
Close conlierti.)4*l,,7.o qt Jurirf .re.
It IS the ONLY LINE rtiatuthw
Pullman Hotel pining Cars
Chicago & Council Bills.
Pullman Sleepers on all Night
111.1 st upon Ticket Agents sel:ll,g
via ttil3 rvsd. Faannne you: TI ,
to ,buy If they , do not (..ver the Chic.:;.:, 5:
Ninth-Western Itaituac.
If Y. 3 n9sh th, Ilcst :traveling A cc•oron. , ;. : •
you will buy your Tickets Lc this rout e ,.griy-
WILL TA K I.: NON E-MTII El:. • •
All Ticket Agents st`,l: Tido. is by this •,.
. 2‘.1 V. Pa* Ge.u3 Mang - r • Ch i
G. H. WOOD & CO.,
,pll 20GRAPLIERS,
Are' rum; WELL ESTABLISHED If: th , ir
f:A LLEIRY, add ark, tLial.i.r.g I'll , V'
GRAPHS and TINT VI'F.S. .Tto. - -y are
ain style -of Plit;tographs. eal;ed 3; IN I' I
which they make for *L I( VP: It DI 11: •
make' 4 TINTYPES, C-0 tl tor ro ,•,,,t,—;
one sitting. Tht y also make a specialty i7t • t
haring a nninher of agents canrashing
Glee us a call, atml,P7Noork and prlet:s, at
PATTON'S BLOCK, COll. MA:N
, • AND BRIDGE STREETS::
P.,. 1),
TRE DXNGEE & CONARD CO'S
BEAUTIFUL EVERAILOO.IIIDIG
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as 41.10.1,3r0nz cBoicE4l Stroll , : roi7 l2 tl l . f ,- :
12 1'01.52. Muni-tht° loc.i I , -:
ta Ir"r 83 . livc-red,,aiely by I.L. 1
73" 10. 4.
100 35 "
13E. . rovtz aid toaP . ponts
WI CIVE AWAYDLITTr,
more lioqal, than moat eptablix hmentm grow, ant are
• the only concern making & sPECIA 1. / 3 " 1 ?" 9 "
Of 1: W.,7,t, °Seto? talirge HOGINCS •or noses al. , r,
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on th e Ruse,7llpp,erittly iltuaratedoelt
THE DINCEE 41cSONARD CO.
Rose Grower% Wc*lbirove,Chester Co. Pu.
0 EO. STEVENS
HIRAM SIBLEY& Cl
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ITnMR, Onlaine:ntal Grimes,
• and Inunortedes,
lAlies, Hoses I'lnnt•, Garden
Implement 4:ltraneftllly illus.
trated.Overloopr.ges.
ROCHESTER i N.Y. & CHICAtOat
179-183 East' Main Si. . 100-206 Find:?:+ 5t
CUT tHiIS OUT!
'CENTS - -
* MAKE Sl5l - 840. W EE K.
We havestores 11115, leadi ng Cit;es,
from which our agents obtsin.,the.r I 7- b'.
Our Factories and Principal 02acus
Erie. Pa.. Smut for our New Catalogue ac t
terms to seems Addre,s
M. N. LOVELL 3 a L. R a rp c i t. ret ,r i i : o
.s66a cri4ek in your ton'n.
oniiit rtee• IS , : , rlAr. Fverx o.li
new, Capital 'not r,quirt.d.. AV
r.iirrnrin,k yon eve . ry;lllr..4. My.
are making ft:ilia:es. I.l3dE's make as laar!: :
Men, and buys aml ;Iris make great pay. Itv.r!..
If you want a business at wblrtt you can n a 1... gr: .
pay all the tlnnc you work. wri'e f. :r p.+!! 1,:!!: or-;
li. lIALLS.TT & CO., Portland, )1 , 011 - • .=::-:
ADMINISTRATOR'S
—Letter's of atlinintstrutiett 1,304" •
granted to the undersigned upon the e.e.,te,
Plyhn Phelps. late of j.turlihgtomitoro*, de,
notice is hereby given that nil person ,
the call estate are reques,ted .to matte lette
payment. and all pert.oes Lavims„ etalut•
said estate must present 'the name duty am:, 1.!
eatsd to the undersigned for-kettlemeut.
It. It. PIIELPS, Admittlstrat r.
Uurllngton, 9inarsl.s*:.
AIMIINISTRATIII X 's NoTiet
—Lett,..rs of adodni: 11,1S11.;: ),..r
'panted. to the utitletchowa i:voo rho
Charles Coffin. late, of Smith n,•10: t:.
is hereby Oren that all terTrons Imb Wed
$3141 estate are requesteft_to make t 11,4 ;
menu, at d all perons having (1:1i111 4, :.1: - .1! ,
estate must present the sanw-doly
to the toolemig.ted for-settloto , ot.
KARRIFT etbi
- East SMlthfield, Pa., .lutS2.
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