t ant- bous4idii. el BUTTER. READ f.Y AR. kOISTILE JOUNIMN AT TUE POT -- LOG[ cLra rto Nit-, Whenzhrra.t goes !lowa and slivers 'mad, `Aral every palata's In a dater, . Tbe gastric muse Is In • Donal . - To slits the praise of goldon butter; Not oily In the winter morn. Wien buckwheat pancakes smoke and walker. Nor on autumnal ears of corn That bathe themselves In gol4en butter. lint, slipping ca. through Matery's page, • Where other nactiewa clog add clatter, ♦nd dripping down from age to age Behold the strains of golden batter. When Jaion left the shores of Greece, Co mender of the Argo cutter, .11e went to find the famous fleece ' That Minis toot from golden batter. When miners gathered at the dam, .• - Above the mill of .t ha A. Satter. He found his old hydraulic ram Transformed into a golden butter At our_great Centennial root A Western woman deftly cut her Clear way to tame, by caning out A lotely girl In golden better:. 0. Let oleo and other bhenne , Slide beck into their native glitter. While dalry-rnald~ ai high-tide clamp, 211-: happy in their golden butter. With hi ,cult light and tea-pot bright T .e storm. without may roar awl mutter, JIM we can sit at candlelight, and revel in the golden butter. lit pit.weful dila or days of Mrlte, btn baue or bliss Is too, too, utter, IV-tt'il grease the Jarring wheels of Ilfe Ali Ith pretty pats of golden butter. In .lays ofr. In or days of drontb, • With II Arles style of futile Stutter, le melts It not ulthlnour mouth, tars the praise of golden butter Don't .•Use Artificial Fertilizers - on Tobacco. In a recent eonversatior-with Col. one! Teller, that veteran dealer and extensive packer, took occasion to. give us the benefit or cr his -lon_expe rienee. in a certain:._paiticurar that c interns every tobacco grower in Pennsylvania. The large and costly tobacco warehouses that have lbeen erected in this bity,. said they were worth ,sOmething any city might be proud of, but if the to baei..o growers wanted to see.. them contineed, as tobacco packing estab lishments, they must give up ntireo, ly the use of artifiCial fertiliOrs. Nothing so quickly-deteriorates the quality of tobacco as..their use. No matter how large oehandsome lug the leaf, the fertilizer was sure to deteriorate its value'.to the-manufac turer. Cigars made out of tobacco grow!. 1 v the use of artificial manures may look as Well as any others, but try to smoke them, even though it be years afterward, and the cheat could lie detected at once. It-has already bud ,its effect on buyers. ,-There are • t•obac,o growers in this country who use these,artificial fertilizers year af ter year. Many Of them are known to the trade, and he and other pack ers_never go near them. The Only leiiance _of the farmers should be ba'rnyard manure. - Better groW only half as much. tobacco, than •to - eke out your supply of manure with some mai.tet compound. The speediest wayMf running down the quality of our tobseeo and destroying the to- . .13ccck.indifstry is_ to introduce the ` generaluse of 'artificial fertilizers. The Wriv--Vra has, time •and again,, (fireeted attention to this same sub jeet. Here and there tauser is found who makes light of this question, but when men with the large experience of Colonel 'feller' speak out so plain ly, it might be well for tobacco far mers to take his advice. We are glad to say, that the use orthese fer. tilizers is not very, common in this county In a neighboring county, that shall _lie nameless, the -reverse is the ease. it is one more argument :in tuvor of planting fewer acres in tobacco, but of manuring those tea heavily with: home-made 4 ._ manor.. There is money, as well as reputa tion, in such a course. If New Eng land had followed this rule steadfast ly, it may be that Penn Sylvania had not become .so formidable a rival.— From Ike Lancaxter Neu; Era. Use of CoOl Ashes. EDITORS COUNTRY GENTLEMAN.- It IsAlle common opinion that coal ashes are of little or no value. This is an error. I have heretofore stated dime of the benefits derived from tin•ir use. They have likewise been employed for years by my neighbors, who hold them in high estimation. Their benefit is, of a twofold nature —they 'favor moisture, and improve the teittire of the soil. They serve admirably as a mulch, either on the surfaeg or mixed with the surface soil, the latter baing Ihe best. As the supply is not sufficient for 'gen eral farm purposes, they are used in gardens, around shrubs and trees, and particularly for potatoes, which largely 'require moisture. Mixed with the surface soil, - and '9ccasionally stirred, they have an excellent effect 11;1011 trees and . _ shrub'i, keeping up uninterrupted growth during, a dronth, if the application 'is liberal and well worked-in.. • where used in a garden, the earli el they _are applied the better. The ground having been previously work ed, spread evenly abont. an- inch thick, and mix 'thoroughly with a few itches of soil. Where the soil is quite heavy moie ashes sboukt ba used and .worked in proportionally deeper, answering both as mulch and as. to grow the plant; in the oth er Case, where the soil is .good, prin cipally as a mulch. In, both cases nature is an advantage, either liquid or reduced to a fine state, as coal ashes possess little fertilizing mate rial. The effect will not be visible befo e the season is somewhat ad vance I; A fter that . it will show, its best work.beinr , done in hot, dry weather. The effect will last several years, depending upon how much is used. Yearly applications may be made !Rh benefit; and the experi-" , enee here is that if liberal applica tions are wade annually, and thor oughly mixed with the soil, no ma- nure is required. This I know has . a doubtful look, but observation has for years constrained me to accept it, and I accordingly procure all the coal ashes I conveniently Can e with the sane gratifying result.. Fort Plain, N. Y. Cotswold Sheep. A Kentucky farmer gives the fol lowing advice about sheep : The common sheep of the country pay only a very small profit, while good high grade Cotswolds yield a good revenue . —a large , interest on the in vest:lin-int. Let me illustrate the AM fetenee, so that it will impress itself on the min& of those who are not high :grade or thoroughbred stock. „An averagt farm in this section shot*" kpep "beep Staaliy; to; ofif bake farmer la tot inbetab. ive, but belieiesi in going slow: e buys theconitithi stock of the "he_ $3 eich, and e grade''ram for - 16; With ordinary goOd luck he clips 400 potiOdei- of wool and 'bell* the 41'0 pounds-at 4 /5 centafamounting to $lOO ; raises 75 lambs„ worth $3 each, making ;225, to 'which add - the value of old ewes, $275. and we have a total of $6OO. Deduct the cost of keeping the sheep one Year. $250;t0 which add the cost of ewes, $41,0, and deduct 5 per cent.. for loss, $l5, making a total of $565, which leaves a profit of $35, not es timating the value of the manure. If the same farmer buys 100 grade ewi s. fa $650, estimating the keep of swie for one year at $280,: allowing five per cent. loss, $llO ; total taco ; per contra, the ewes are worth $6OO, wool ten pounds average, or 100 pounds, at $350; seventy-five latilitt at, $5 each, $275, or a total of - $1,225, showing a net profit of $265, and the manure besides. Where and HOw to Apply p'er- tillzers.. It is often difficult to decidefor barn-y ard or stable manures, or - for any a rtificial fertilizers—whether to put it in the hill or broadcast it ; and whether to apply it on the surface,sor bury it deeply. Here is a Lint or two. If not strong enough to injure the first tender roots; a little manure near at hand gives the plant a good send off, like nourishing too d to the young calf or other animal ; the after- / growth is much better if the young animal or plant li:bot dwarfed by im perfect and insufficient diet. There fore, drilling inocuous hand fertili zers in with the seed is useful, as is putting some well-rotted manure or leached ashes into hills of corn, po tatoes, indeed with all planted seeds. But there are good reasons for dis tributing most of the manuretor fer tilizers all through the soft, and as deeply -as the plant roots can pos sibly penetrate . The growth_ and vigor of all plants or crops , depend chiefly upon a good supply of strong roots that stretch out far, and thus gather food over the widest extent of soil. If a nourishing 'stalk of corn, grain, or grass, be carefully washed, so as to leave all its roots or rootlets attached, there will be found a MAl derful mass of hundreds and even thousands of roots to any plant, and they extend off a long distance, fre quently several feet - the - farther the better, to collect more food and moisture. Put some manure or fer tilizer in place two feet away' from a corn or potato , hill, or from-almost any plant, and a.large mass of roots will go out in that direction. - So if we mix manures or fertilizers well through' the whole soil, they attract these food-seeking roots to a greater distance; and they thus come in con tact with wire of the food already in the soil, and find more moisture in dry weather.. -A deeply stirred soil , . with' manure at the bottom, develsops water-pumping roots below the reaeh: of any'ordinary drouth,and the crops keep 'right on growing - -all the more rapidly on account of the helpful sun's rays that would scorch a plant not reichi ng a deep moisture.-- Amer.' ican Agriculturist of 7pril. ' Household Notes. MACARONI SOUP. - Make - a- rich beef stock, flavored .highly in any way you may chootte. Parboil as much macaroni as you wish to use in toiling salted water; when it is - quite tender (it will take about twenty minutes), cut it into small pieces sev ers( inches in length, throw them into the . boiling soup and' let them boil with it a few minutes before serving it. Hand grated Parmesan cheese on a plate by itself. SWEETBREADS.—Soak two sweet brcads in cold water for one hotir; the water twice; put them in water ten minutes till they at.e firm, then take them out and place them in cola water until want. ed. Place them in a stewpan, cover them with stock, and simmer nearly an hour; take them out, put them on a hot'disb, remove the gravy' from the fire in a minute, and add td it gradually the yolk of an egg and four tablespoonfuls of cream • put this over ' a fire till the same thic kens, but do not let it, boil. Before Berl'. ing, add the juice of a lemon, pour the sauce around the sweetbreads and send to table with a dish of 4zreea pais. They may be cut tip and fried jafter dipping in egg and rolled in bread crumbs. LOBSTER SArcE.—Cut the meat of the clams and tail of a boiled lob, ster into small dice. Put an ounce of :butter, into a saucepan, and when it begins, to bubble stir in half an ounce of flour; stir them together for a few moments, add a pinch , of the lobster enral (dried and pounded), a gill of boiling water, 'cayenne pep per, salt and lobster dice. • Stir un til perfectly smooth and just. about to boil, then remove instantly.. PRUNING IN JUNK,—We have tiled pruning in almost all months of the year, and on the whole prefer June. This being the busiest month of the year, there is usually little time for pruning," and so the favorite time is early in spring, and many of our old orchards, in their rotting limbs and decayed trunks, bear testi mony to the mischief wrought by the ill-timed use of the saw and .-.axe. Small limbs, an inch in diainet9i or less, can be taken off at any time with comparative safety. But the thorough pruning called for in a long-neglected orchard is best done iu the early summer. The sap is absorbed by the tepid formation of wood and leaves- ' the wood laid bare in pruning large limbs soon becomes seared, the healing proeess around the edges of the wound begins im mediately, dad in a few years the wound will be completely covered with i new wood and bark. There is far too little pruning done in the farmorchard. A dead limb should not be suffered upon the fruit tree. Good pruning leares no stubs, but cuts close to the trunk or branch bearing the excised limb.—American Agriculturist for June. • Do POTATOES EXHAUST THE Sou ' ? —There is a general prejudice against potatoes as a bad cropfor exhausting fertility. 1 have not found it so, on any moderately heavy soil. - The ele -meat meat _exhausted by potatoes is potent', which is usually abundant enough except on light sands. I have seen the bad effects of 'successive crops of potatoes on sandy soil, peers ego. when it was not supposed that first quality potatoes could be grown con' any Other. But even then I think the loss of fertility was more due to the fait that successive cropping without seeding used up the veget able mould in the , soil, rather ;ban from deficiency 1a ib; mine* ele talk F. G MII -Disease lean Obit. •not a cause. Ils• origin b within; its manifestations without. Hence. to cure the disease the canes must bo rentrxed.and to no other way ran: a cure ewer - biv erected. WARNICR'S SAYE- .NIONEY AND , LIVIER CUBE Is established- on inarthis principle. It reallizes,thst_ , • • - 954 4 et - • Cent. or all I tlifealtes arise Irma deranged kidneys and liver, and it stri koala once se. the root of the dint culty. The elements of which it is composed set directly upon these . grestorgans, both as a /oaf and restorer. sod, by placing , them * in a healthy condition, drive dtsea-e and pain front the system. For the innutnerable troubles melted by , no. healthy Kidneys, Liver and Ilrittary Organs; for the dist teasing Disorders of Wein .n ;, fur Malaria, and far physical derativmentS gcneral7y;-this great remedy has no Octal!. Beware of impostors, Imitations and concoctions sal & te, be just as good. For iMabetes, ask fur WARNER'S SAFE 011. BICTES CURE. For sale by all dealers. IL WARNER k CO., • . Rochester, N. Y. MOS. MR E. ME M% OF LYNN, MASS, E LYDIA , E. 'PIINKHAM°B VEGETABLE COMPOMTD. . il A Pomltive Cnre royal! Spiess Pahiral Complaints awl Ws4insise• " socommois toeuebestiremals populist's.. It will Cure entirely the word form of Female Care. plaints, all oluian tronblea, Inflammation and Metes don. panted:and Displacements, end the consequent Spinal Weakiless, and la particularly adapted to the Change of life. It will dissolie and espel tamers tram the uteri' in an early itaip of development. Tim tendency to can. ceirous twinges there ischecked very speed ll y by itepe. It rernoireitaintnees, flatakma7, destroyeall craving for idlniulaidel. and relieves weakens" et tbe stomach. It cures Bloellog, treadaches, Nervous Prostration, liwieral DeWitt:, Sleeplessness, pepneeslon and Incil eestlon. • .! • That ?Mine of beartmt down, amine tab), teethe and binitarleas always permanently cured by its nos, sill at allkisnes end ander ell elrennistaneei ail in harmonj yid! . the law' that govern the !mole sista= FortiAsttre:OkkidneiCOmpleints of either sex Lida Compoturni LYDIA EAIIISIgUAIIII TECETADLIE COX• POUNIIIs ptSpart.l at 133 Weeteen Avenue, Lynn, Nam Ibice Six bottles for $5. Sent bj. irtal/ In the Lorna of pills, also Irithe total et lozenges, on receipt of ;etas, $l. per box for either. Drs. Ilnkham freely snsweriall letters of Inqatry. Send for pasntdp too Addrent isitabove. Mention this lizper. NO [tunny it:tonld be Iv - Rhone. LTIN.t.. A]tll LIFER . FILLF They enrol mutilation, banittaluna and toXpldltW the liver. 3 cent' per box. CT Sold by nll Druggists. "bli credulous that • CONSUMPTION not Incurable, If properly attended to.— C e IMP Consumption, at its commencement, Ii but a, oiled Irritation of i: - • the Luny; the n _ con& is pore onewtabl (fever P- J congl ipports I A Never-Failing Care fbrlrma, Scalds, Bruises, Cuts, Sores, etc. After forty years of trial, Perry Davis' Pain Killer stands unrivaled. It is sale ! ' It acts immediately! It, never fails ! Editor of the St. John (N. B.) News, says In flesh wounds, aches, pains, sores, etc., it Is the most ejfeeelial remedy we know of. family should be without a bottle of it for a single hour. Prom the Mnoinnati . We have seen its m49s l 4V i ree : ts, and know it to be a gocid article. From lA. Potter 11. S. Consul at Crefele., Itheniali Prussia: • After long years of use, lam satisfied ft Is positively efficient as a healing remedy for wounds. bruises, and sprains. W. W. Sharper, Valdosta. Ga.. says: It Is a panacea for all bruises and burns. From B. W. Adams. Saeo, He.: It gave me immediate relief. IL. Lewis says: In (forty years' use it never has failed me. W. W. Lam, Nieholville, N. Y., says: I use your PAIN KILLEII frequently. It 'relieves pain and gar eness,w4d heats wounds maipe. J. W. like Dee says • ' . For scalds and burns It has no equal. PERRY DAvLs 7 PAEN RILT ais not a new untried remedy. -For forty years it hnsbeen inconstant use; and those who havnuled it the longest are its ben friends. Its success is entirety because of its merit. Since the Pain Hiller was first Introduced, hundreds of new medi fines have COMO and gone, while to-day this medicine Is more extensive) used and more highly valued la:geiz Wore. Every family should have ro2dyforuse. Much pain and heavy applicationls may often be Kill e r. (hil l p of the Pain Killer. Cinliketnesi • it Is wrfeefly *rife even In the hands of a child. Try it once thoroughly. and it vii prove its value. Tour druggist has it at 215 c.. ann. and 01.00 per bottle, 1 PENNY DAVIS SON, Proprietors, - Previa:awn. N. 1. .MOTICE,In the matterof the volontarynasignment of B.A. ears and e. A. Tears & Son for the benefit of creditors. The undersigned Assignee Imieby gives notice ttuit of the effects of B. A. Tears, and of B. A. Tears* Bon, have been assigned to him in trust 'toe' their _creditors: to whom creditors must look tor 'settlement of t dolma. and alt persons In. debted to said assignors, are required to make im. mediate payment: ' ' L. A. WOOS IrER, Leßoy, Maar:. - Ailsignre. §IISQ_ITERANNA COLLIGIATZ cnurrlg,..-The SPRINO 'TERN inn been NDAY. APRIL ird, 1382. R_ipagioes lor board, raMon and furoiabed room, now Ott to pm per year. For cataboroo or further WWII' ra althea the PrIV, RD R. 421MIPALSIa A;11, • zinv% - IMME= mnonnza NoWhiskeyl Biovnes IRON Blinn ig one, • or thi . vvy feti tonic medicines that are not posed mostly of ales:obi:it or whiskey, thus becoming a cruets! . source of intenvFx i ance by promotingA desire for num BROWN'S IRON BITTERS is guFanteed =to be a non-- intoxicating stimulant, and it Will, in nearly may ease; take the plaie'of all liquor, and at - the wrap time abso• lutely kill' the rdetire tor whiskey and other intoxi mtinghemages'i • Rei. G. W. RICE, editor of the Amtricaa-Chri.stfax Re view, says of Brown's lion Bitters: ' • ctn., 0., Nov. t 6, bg Ge i lls o t i e 62 4 pleasure, and vicious indul gence of our . people, makes your s pmpon a necessity and dipplied. will save hun dreds who. resort to saloons for temporary recuperation. BROWN'S IRON BITTERS has been thoroughly tested for dyspepsia, indigestion, biliousness, weakness, debil ity, overwork, rheumatism, neuralgia, consumption, liver complaints, kidney troubles, &c., and if never fails to render speedy and petmanent relief. G. H. WOOD & Co., , .... ,. .-- .. --00 ) „ 0 ..'• II :itt; : e..1ip , ..,,:, , ,p,‘,,,,4, % - • ~,•7';-, r —ij --,..• • f r.," . . ....:MIA. .. , r _. ..._ ..•.,,n ~.... I ' • 4.1 r. , . .. 1 1 '. : ' - • iI . . i I. .. i'ji . iool il r ~ _. .. , ! ,}' .• - . 0 --_, ,I ck - =.-,,...-_ ,---, - ~ , , f - --. .. ~ i- " • ".---,-- ' PHOTOGRAPHERS ! ,-Are .now WELL ESTABLISHED, In their NEW GALLERY, and are mailing all kinds of PHOTO GRAEpHS and TINTYPES. They are Introducing - a new style of, Photographs, called MINETTE, which they make for *.O( PER DOZEN. They make 4 TINTYPES, Card Si.., for do cents-4 at one dittos. They also make a specialty In cop leg, baring a number of agentscommuting fort hem. Give us a call, and see work ald,prlees, at ,PATTON'S BLOCK, COED. MAIN AND BRIDGE STREETS. Towanda, Pa" Dee. 8.1881. M:qlrr i rrllr i r "M rrr i r i lr"rl c>4- ) 'ROSES !M lid 1i k .. " 872 C s :„,‘ • FREE • THE 0 au & 01. 3 111 A It sseeprer.s. wart CUT THIS OUTI 11111 1- 815S1140 PEW WEEK. We have stores falai leading Cities, W e ieT iacl e iglls Nl l % / cM.M LoyEL L 311LadunpannaAve -SCRANTON.PA. WANTED! Hey, Straw and ends For which we • will_pay the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE, delivered here or at points on L. V. R. R. 1 Having four of Dedrick's Perpetual Presses. , with a capacity ferbaling 50 tons per day. Ire are enabled to receive lure quaiititlesof hay and straw at many of the principal shipping points of this and adjoining counties. We are also agents for the improved Bale Ties. ACKLEY & DEAN, MAIN STREET, TOWANDA. PA. flfo►a away PatntsA Tradtri Atom. 1111,411r,14a1r. CLOVER - TIMOTHY-SEED PRISES MIMED! Stevens & Long' Have on hand a LARGE STOCK of t. CHOICE CLOVER and TIMOTHY SEED selected from the best New ferops and wammted true to. name. :They have also a tell stook of GAR- i DEN SEEDS in balk and paCkages, selected item they Crop of 1881; to gather with a complete assortment of all good{ in their line, - -4dlof which are offered at the LOWEST MARE ET,,PRICES, and warranted to give . satisfaction. 28niar-tf. THE OLD MARBLE . YARD STILL IN OPERATION. The undersioned - having parebased the NAIL BLS TOAD of tinplate OZOROR McCAIIII. de Wren tot-Worm the pubile that areng employed experienced men. he Is prepared to do all kinds • work In the line .- imeo MONUMENTS, HEAD STONES, MANTLES and asEvrEs to the wary best ataaaer sad at lowest Me& rem= doelrlitli to the Marble Has ars invited to call aaa easuetro work, sad awn agnate . . . inivatelltra" JOWL 13RI ;AMR AC. • Atniani-- 4 lin one cifti wi oritiee in the world f Paris' vine lose* the op., orelmete-be,rghleY 1 04 eftee the Pet. Perf l onnenee of ig.::imbso*,lbomais7, Pow ort". be wee *minted by, v&-frieu4 lib, salted bite if he lilted !Tnurobiktki: Ithelet.":,"Very muck indeed," said he, only it is- sotneoluit ; elle I banns headache, I 11,011: Mow' which." IN=l=l Ineoo perper!tan be ask made at Dame w orking-for Hideo - at., 11z Co., 10 %May Street, New Yo*. Bendfor their catalogue and fall portioning'. . 1. yr.' p `enavaa'y keep up with the pmessioa Ragman and young Symcmds were mov. lag cot of the melon patch as rapidly as they could, Dot eating to see what it was that the bulldog warded of. them.- Sy made was the most fleet of foot and be: gau to forge'ahead of Ragbag.' Not, posed to desert his r Mend he cried " Ragbag, why don't you run faster?" and the &lama breathless Ragbag retort ed : "Do Mom to be hinging" back to kill and let the dOg Satoh up?" Sensible Do not alloW akePticisni to Overrole your better judgment . .when an art!ole of true merit is placed before you. If 'you are dyspeptic or your kidneys and Hier are affected, delay no , longer procure a. bottle of Swedish Bitters, the infallible remedy. It will do more for your case than we can say about it. See advertise ment and testimonial in this paper. THE grocer's thumb : t' I don't care so much about the lose of gig thumb, as a thumb," said the . groom, whose horse had amputated the Member, "but as a source of profit I shall miss it. I've meas. ured that thumb in the shape of beams, meal and molasses nigh onto a thousand times. Well, my wife can't afford a new parlor carpet this epring." Rip Van Winkle 'slept a good while, yet had his sleep occurred about fifty years ago, when Downs' Elixir first at: tabled its teputaticin, 'on awaking he would have-Alum able to recognize this friend of the afflicted, :aid might have taken another twenty , years' nap, and waked up to find Dewis' Elixir at the end of half a century the most popular and the best Cough RetiKedy brown., Also Baxter's Mims for Bilious diseass, not . - so old, tnitigood. • Sawicz of government : " What do think of a thong government?" inquired" a . New Maven man of his neighbor as they both lettited• against the fence smoking their young cigars. "I think," said the neighbor, looking, cautiously, around, " that , women are best calculated to ad minister such a government." And a sharp, shrill voice from behind the blinds called out.: "Samuel James Jenkins, what art!! you thinking of, talking the whole night away ? It's iinse honest folks were abed." " I agree with ydu," was the remark of the original speaker, and they both slid into theit respeitive gates with becoming meekness. Language Cannot Describe It. Mr. Robert. Gould, book-keeper for Walker & Maxey, who C are lumber aeal eta, recently said to, our- representative : "About one year ago I was taken with the genuine sciatica.- I employed the best physicians but tlitiy could only 're lieve me for a, moment. Finally I used St. Jacobs Oil and it effected a complete cure." Kennebec Reporter, Gardiner. Maine. Wuarta he really stood : "I stand," said a stump orator, "on the broad plat form of the principles of '9B; and Railed be my arm if I desert ' em." " You stand on nothing of the kind," interrupted a little shoemaker in the crowd ; yon staid in my boots that you never paid me for, and I want the money." • Can% Get It. ; ..Diabetes, Bright's Disease, 4 1Ciduey, Urinary or liver Complaints cannot be contracted by You or'your family if Hop Bluets are used, an if you already have any of thole diseasespop, ;Bitters is the only medicine that Will positively cure you. Don't forget this, ad don't get some puffed up stuff that will only harm you. . IDNINTISTRT I . .Drs. Angle & Hollister, (Over Dr. Pratt& office,) TOWANDA, PA. Dr. Angle having returned- from the West. has formed a partnership with Dr. IRdllister in order to meet the requirements of their growing practice. Special atttentien Is given to the Preservation and Treatment of the - Teeth. • Filling, Extracting, and the Correa 'doh of Irregularities Executed Ina careful and . gentle miner. Cas e Ether, or Chloroform Admin istered. v - • ARTIFICIAL, ,TEETH Insetted on Gold, Silver, Alserionm, Blabber. Cel luloid and Continuous Gum, end guranteed. All the latest Eketrtcal and other Improved in struments, which facilitate operations and render them lest tedious to the patients are employed. Especial pains Is taken with nervous and delicate patients. ALL PEKES REASONABLE. E. H. ANGLE, D.D. 8., • F. L. HOLLISTER, D. D..S. Towanda; Pa.. Dee. V. last. CLYDESDALE' STALLION.—. LORD CLYDE will make the season of 1812 at the farm of the Subsea tber, one Mlle west of the village of East B ithltekd. Both • Was, Sirs and Dam imported - . Bred by Wm. Cozier, Northport, Long - Island.- As we glee the breeders same and addreu la fall we can assure patrons that we are not offering 'the unless of s grade hone. rzaffil..ls.. w. A. WOOD. East Smithfield Pa., April 5, 1582. VOL, DOUGLAS, ALMON BAXTER'S BAY STALLION Will snake season of 1582 at his owner's stable In (Manville. Bradford County. Pa, except War day., when he will be at Troy. Is known as one of the . h en he hor es lo the country as he and hls colts were awarded ten first premi , ums at the lash, County Fairs. For partleulars address. - ALMON BAXTER. , Wapiti. • Wist Borllngtonota. , , DUBDOOK, The celebrated NORMAN STALLION—ciro and dam biported, weight 1,660 lbs., Iron gray, aloe years old and perfect In form—will mate the ,sea. son of net at hie owners stable, two Mils lamb !Man Wyalusing. Money due April let, I$BL. . 1 G. W. CiIIODZLI,, Wyalusing, Pa., May it, , THEE NORMAN STALLION 1 $6 GAMBETTAt" Wtll make the 1103111012 of 1882 at ale owners stable In Man, Branford County. Pa. TERM— . vs to Insure mare In foal ; loser. ante money due April 1, IsB2. . At a test of the qualitin of heavy horses. made In New Tor= to August, 11191. by request of 'the Western em. before the following named committee.-the Ifforman-Trelleh home far 'merited the Clydesdale or any other large home on account of feet; action. cannon: else of keeping, ke.. and bring to the market from $5O to $lOO more than the Clyde; farmers 'were advised to breed nothing but , Normans: Booed—J. M. pastern. A. M. Sties. New York City ; H. Newman. g. El Bromalyn, N. Y.; P. J. Berry, J. D. maim. Mangan nut Jail, Lamb, Chicago, "GAM ETT A " no dapple gray. a years old, in bandssedan. `` h. and weighs 1450 pounds. with -dor style Ills colts are In good dentand at big prices. Re Is ownd by • D. S. EDMISTON, Milan. PL._ " Stephen it a Douease T. oeleboMed STALLION; formerly Feta Intidtard County. is beet sgslawad win the mem et his owners stable at ilteuntala wieiligaig iWl44l4 " k ‘ A Long Saciese. Vag jibuifisetands. Wolof. =4 i t ninrigm: leuralgia, Sciatica, Lunsbilyo, Backed*, ,Soreness of the Chest, Gout, Seim', Sore Throat, Swell. loge and. Sprains,. Burns and 'Scalds, General Bodily .„ Pain t - - Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all other - Pains and Aches. NoPeaUon OD oath equals ST. JAMS OIL is a sa fe, sure, simple and dump External Remedy A trial tett& but the comparatively trilling outlay of 60 OWN and every one suffering with pahi am hare cheap and positive proof of Its claims MrecUons in linen Languages. BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS . IN =MOINE. d. VOGYILER dG CO„ 1= Tested and round Worthy. - In order to bring more fully before the notice of the people the value of a true and tried remedy, we herebyg ve the following reliable testimonial from one of the many who have been cured. and whose reputation for veracity cannot be gum/Pone/I: . Woovnunr. N. J., rarcb 20;1682. . _ . , SWZDISII BITTZII.B Co.— fientiemen: I have suffered with dyspepsia and Its horrible effects for many years. Have spent hundreds of doliats with , byslelans and In patent medicines, with no avail have been unahle to eat meats of any kind, and could not retain water on my stomach, and was unable Wsleep at night. I was induced to procure r _ and try a ttle of y..ur Swedish Bitters, and can consclent oasty say its use was followed by benefl. dal resat s. I can now alt down and enjoy a hearty meal of meats andtvesetables of any kind and have gained sikteen pounds In three weeks,and can cor. Wally recommend it to others. Yours respectfully, , APG HS rVS PIIEHL, Proprietor of Woodbury City Coach Line, PrehPs Livery and Accommodatien Stables, The above statement can be relied on. WM. D. SCOTT. Ex-Mayor of the City of Woodbury. N.. 1 Orociries aub .'g*raniaious. L . GEO. - ROSS Now occupies the CORNER STORE op posite DR. H. C. PORTER'S DRUG STORE, Main street, :with a large stock •of • - . CERIOOMPIIMS OF THE BEST QUAL ITY Mr. Ross has ANOTHER STORE ON BRIDGE STREET.. .1. L. Schoonover Is clerk. The two stores are connected by Teltiphone. Mr. Rosa can now feel satisfied that ho can give the BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY His experience enables him to select the best goods, which he is bound to sell at a LOW PRICE You can always get a bargain if you • BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT ROSS'S All goods delivered in the Borough FREE. FARMERS will do well to call with thet' rod ce and get THE CAbH. Towanda, 135p182. JAMES McCABE Has removed to CORNER MAIN & BR44E 7 SM making it his .1 • Otsadviartfrs - . FOR CHOICE OROCERIES CASH PAID FOB, BUTTER, EGG GOODS SOLD AT THE LOWEST LIVING JAMES My Towanda, April :19, 1880.11. STEVENS & L NG General Dealers in GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, And 170tiNTRY PRODiTOE, LI,LICA aft ;alk") 01,4 al i TO THEIR NEW STORE; CORNER OF MAIN & PINE Sts. _(Tlio old stand of Fox, Stevens a Nevem) They invite attention to their completesisiortinent and very large stock of Choice New Goods which the? have always on hand. ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE PRODUCE TRADE, • And Cub paid for desirable kinds. M. J. LONG GIOATNITICNEL Tmranda, Apri 1 1179. goat. LOYAL SOCK COAL! YARD PRICES: Stove and Nut,ter ton,. Small Nut, - Until furtli j er notice we will deliv er Stove and Nut sizes of LOYAL SOCK COAL at 25 Cent 4 Advance over Prices. Sinai! Nut to remain the same as as formerly. I. O. MIGHT, Match 16, 82.4, Supt. t2= - -•-• .'Credal ....„....z.....„,„:„.: • ....,, ....:,99iorr fi t ,,, . , . . . .03. . . ''. ,. -ltore . . - f) - .. . ~ . To7c . v:.p - A_;'...'.:::P:4'.;.. Baby Carzisiges Burbly; & Jumpers Express Wagons Velocipedes & Bicycles Fine Aseornnent—Low Prices. GREAT BARGAINS. IN TABLE :CLITIMBY_ AND SUEARSe • YOU CAN SAVE FULLY 25 PER CT. BY BUYING OF NB. Note these pricei: Tinith cut steel Shears; warranted first-class, only Ms pr., 8-inch 40e,'0-inch 50c. Barbera' Shears -10-inch only 50c. _Forged cut steel nickle plated Shears, warranted-7-inch 45c, and 8-inch 500 , per pair.' These goods are warranted as repro kited. • Triple-plate KNIVES. only $2,775 per doz. Steel Knives and Forks In propor tion-30 styles. Just received a full line of. Johr. Mad dock & Sons' Royal Semi-Porcelain— NEW CHAIN SHAPE—finest goods in this or any other market. Also, Iron stone China of the best quality. New styles of Glassware now in and more com ing—very handsome. SW Cages, Toilet ware, Combine* Chamber Sete, Fancy Baskets, Frames of all kinds, &e. • 4may. THE ATHENS 5-CENT STORE, In EASTABKOOK BLOCK. has Just received the biggest assortment of - • - Drtf and Fancy Goods Crockery, Glass and Tinumire„' • • For the coming. se'ason we will REDUCE OITR PRICES In any Hue of goods. It will be for your benefit tostay and examine prises. Our PRICES ARE THE LOWEST and our' GOODS THE ',BEST. ♦then, PL, ISspri: !EE! ATES .07‘ LI PETI M El.l. SURPRSSES"OTHERS 00 1 / 1 /SOl/tlark& co. 20 UNION SO NEW YORK CHICAGO ORANGE MASS. l ABE. INSUR-ANCE I • 2 U. S. RUSSELL, Agent, ''OWANDA, PA. FIRE, LIFE, AND ACCIDENT Issind on the mestiesionable terms. None but reliable companies represented Losses adjusted and paid Towanda. llov. la. 1179 NEAT IMAREIEET • E. DAUNDELL, Would respeetfollyarnoinee that he Is eontlaulm the Market business at the old stand of Iluitoek i Rundell, and will at an times keep a full supply t! FRESH . e .'> • .! . • • I ''•.. ),:41. , 1.11 " 11 .1 4.11 4h OYSTERS - Constantly on hand. Country dealers supplied a any rates. - ° FRESH & SALT' MEATS, GARDEN VEGETABLES, FRUITS, &c. ap: Ail Goods dellveied . Tree of Clime. ' : - • Talmud* Pa. N0v.27. 1579. E. D. RUNDIELL. 1 i EAT itARIEET! - • Si so 2 00 C. 31. MYER, • - BKIDLEKANS BLOCK; BBIBGBISTBZWI Keep ea tiitad, FRESH AND SALT MEAT. DRIED BEEF, FISH, POULTRY 9Ammipsr VNONTABLNII AND BERRIES' I THEIR SEWN, itC. air AlMroodsdialvired temboils.l , 4.. Mai 14. 11141. ~~. LOEWUS FREIMUTH. POLICIES arftdi. Located In o. Y. lints , 4006.1iTeiligliPtii AC, : : A. D. DYE & Pali Winter, 11111. ATTENTION.IS INVITED to .. our - fir/twangs . • Heating Stoves. They are too well known to require soy ~ e mtendation iIIMI 14eir Heels. Westminster, I Crown' Jewell. I r e also have a line of CHEAP BASE Bi ERp, the best of their class in the ma t, and well adapted for supplying a detiski nd for an efficient but inexpensive iDg stove. OOD HEATING STOVES isgreat I. MA.JD THIS .1 , f! , .t.t2-- 300 4ppy Thought Ranges Sold in Towanda and vicinity by Pi. D. DYE & CO. LARGE STOCK OF i Wood Cook Stoves, CARRIAGEMAICERS! AND BLACKSMITHS' SUPPLIES, And a general stock of WARE, WARE. AMAIN STREET, TOWANDA to, wands, October z 14111 Acurniture. 20 YEARS AT THE C)1,73 srr.A.ND. :',.. .J. 0. Frost's SOns Ake now better prepared than evei to supply the public with first-class FURNITURE! Of every deseiiption. •_:t We manufacture our own geode and Warrant them to be as represented. PARLOR SUITS In an the leading styles BEDROOM SUITS In Walnut, Ash, Et;rry, COTTAGE SUITS In all desirable styles MINING-ROOM; KITCHEN AND OFFICE FURNITURE. i IN ; UNDERTAKING While we furnish the finest HEARSE amd Equipments. s larger and better stock of CASKETS and TRIMMINGS. with a large expert. Vice IA our business, we guarantee as low. If not lower, prices than those whb have not as good ElciMies as ourselves. ar, We furnish Chaim, Pall and -Corpse. Pre .tervers, free of charge. r!CALL ! EXAMINE! COMPARE! .4nd then purchase where riu can do the beet J. O. FROST'S SONS Towanda, Sept. 22. 1881. ' • 1 A UDITOR'S .NOTICE.-:- In the fa matter of the estate of Cynthia Johnson, -,e- I/eased, late of the _township of Standing Stone, • tradterd County. Pa. if The undersigned. an Auditor appointed hy the Orphan's Court of 'Bradford County to dtstribme llbe funds noseln - the hands of M. W. Angie, Ad- Aulalstrator or said estate, as shown by his foal Ibecount. will attend to the duties of his appoint gnent at tie : odic° In Towanda Borough, on MON. IMY, the bth day of Jane 1812. at 10 .creloera. M.. when and where all p ersons having cesium on .aid funds are hereby mtitled to present the same Or he forever debarred. THEO . . C. DISBROW. Auditor. i THE GILT .EDGE . 1 I UTTER 'TUB Made by H. M: & P. B. Benson. And for sale to the trade •by S. Mills, Ely & Co., McKinney* Everts. and Marks & Clark, Ring " Lawton, N. Y. The *wariness of the wood renders ``,ahem A No. I package for nutter. Tried and ap• Inured foi twenty year*. Bend orders to the above Iwbolesale houses, or to the manufactureis, • 11. K. & P. H. BENSON, 11may-Sni Jackson, Sniquetianna Co., Pa. IST-OF LEGAL BLANKS LI Printed and kept on sale at the Ititroam Or TICS at wbolesskl or Deed. • . ortlisP• • • • : Treasurer's Bond. • 00Banter's Bond. Lease. • Complaint. • Commitments. Warrant. • ' Constable'sßeturn. Artielnset Agreement,2l rms. • . . • Bond on attachment' Constable's Bales. - Collectors Blase. • Ezemstion. _ - _ • Petitionlor License. Bubpona. - Bond tor License: • f. OW. LIIIIIOIEI Sr L RI/ PERT 't NEW YORK- RAIL ROADS' Agglomerate, Passenger Tnlne t otakeeffeet . JANUAWI, lett ' Rag A P.Y. 71. 91;0 9 001 9 40 1000 1 10 1015 1038 1043 1044 '3 00, 1 -**l 5 05 Sl5 11 10' 11 rol 1363 11 30 3%57 11501 .... 11'63 4 12 12 101 12 16 4 35 106 •1 10 ...I 1 24 to 10, 1 45 5 so' 220 7351 450 829 553 845 605 9 00 640 1040 , , 8 40 •...1 9 151 P.M P M orii lIM I OS 115 • 3 IS 4 441 •5 5 %11 665 8 OS 1.11. -No. 32 leaves Wyaluslog at 001 J A. M. rieneh. town 6:14, Rummertleld 6:2 5 . Standing 'Atone 6:31, - Wysituting 6:40. Towanda 6:63. Ulster 7:06,' Milan 7:16, Athens 7:23. Sayre 7:40, Waverly 7:55, arriving in Elmira at 6:50 A. M. No. 31 leaves Elmira at 5:15 P:M. Waverly 6:60 , Sayre 6:15, Athens 6:20. Milan 6:10. Bitter 6:40; Towanda 6:56. Wysauking 7:05. Standing _Stone 7:14. Rutemerffeld 7:22. Frenehtown 7:32, arriving at Wyainsing 7:45 P. M. Trains 8 and 15 run daily; Sleeping ears on trains 8 and 15 between Niagara Falls sad Philadelphia and between Lyons and New Ynrk without chapel!' Parlor cars on Trains 2 and 9 between Niagara Falls and Philadelphia without change. and through coach to,and from if.wrimder WM. STEVENSON. Supt. Sayre, Pa.. Jan. 2. tan. P. ik N, V. it. 11. glitisterfautous. Agricultural Machinery Best and Leading Kinds R. M. WELLES, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALEiI, TOWANDA, PENNA. Spring Tooth Harrows These implements-are nrit.qualed for thorough prrwatiou of all .plowed ground for crop., They will corer at orm operation Maui-east grain nearly as wen as a grata-drill put It In. and should precede the drill Igitreparatlon of the soil. Tbe. , e, Harrow.' .hould. bY all mean- , be u-ed upon Fan plowed groun4. 'They are retuarkably a apted to rough a, tl stony. as well as for s'utootb, ground. Irownsbtp Agents Wanted. Wiard's Chilled -Plows 0121 These are the "very best - chilled_ plows In the market for general purposes and upon all kinds of ground. I ask tor , fair and tA , ..nneyll test trial, for these plows In competition with ah. r leading chilled plows Decidedly rt ney 11(1 led (or hard and stony land. rarmelMt! Fns•olrlte, . Champion and other Grain Drills, If you deal - to buy a Grain Drib, Jet me quote prices. Auburn Farm and Lumb6r Wagons For either one or :two horses. With., either thimble skins and wood axles. or. with Sheltion's best wbob•-plere •• Anchor Brand" Iron Axles. These wagoos are well proportioned-, well, finished and painted, eas> running, best in quality, and cheapest good wagons in the marlaa. They have roy own improved -brake. and are irgrranted In eteryrorpeet. Call and see, them. 20 Enterprise Adjustable Track and other Churn Powers. A full IMO of (luau Powers addpvd to any sized dairy. Pnwrrssdellve•ed free of charge at your nearest railroad station. ' Improved Tompkins County Cunt-, Tamps. are.i.f,rpoird for eon ilnrienee and utility. Are of n , y thanufirture. Are Just chat every farther net,tls. For site ;lit wtroles . .le and retail. Tompkins County Leader Wheel Rake. Till. ls a truly valuable %% reel RaLe. Is adapted to a greater variety nf work than any "til er. It Is a good. well niad-.aud duranie Implement. I will warrant It to give sailrfaciion. Is made for one: or, two hoises, and inter-changeable.. Thomas Smoothinx Harrows and Acme -Harrows. thee.) are valuable Imple ments and cheap. - XX Star'ilydranlie Cement.by barrel or ar Toad. Imported Imperial Portland . Cement. 'Tilt. , is several times atriniger than the best. American cements. I +(mid recommend It , or last coat finishing or cisterns and other ape- . alai cork where great sztength Is desired. k'or - 140.-.ln any desired q SIDE-HILL! and LATEST IMPROVED Be. v'eraible MOWS. West Oneonta, Clipper' Untied. Dyer. imi other Oral ones. CHAMPION BARBED Fence Wire. "This - barbed wile Is well worthy the attention of farm e•s It is pheap. efficient, yet not dangerous.- It recommends itself at sight. Send for .specimens and prices. Platform. Wagons: Open and Top Wagons., de., nem styles and maker.. 1 Wait no hleehly work ; will warrant to me customers as rood wagons and at lower prices than they can get sifgony made to order. Chain Pomps. Good and cheap. Easllgeet Carriage anti Buggy Tops. Goof top tfn every reilpect awl ..t very tow price... 314dd to fit any Buggy or Platform Wagon seat. . Are you Going* to Paint? I can , tupply you with Mixed• Puents of :goy d•-ired ehade or color ready for the brohtt that I will warrant to be Letter. and iheiiper than aey leading Lead Paints that you eallOuy. LUBRICATING )ILS. HEATS F 0 T ()IL in any quautitj;st wholesale and retail. Price% low. - , PULLIAM'S ‘Wagon .Bolster Springs. Very derdrable. . . Threshlaw Ilachnery or. Best and Lead. log kinds. C. .uliumse'& Co.'s Monitor Tr.ietton Steamers; . Millers New Model Vibrating Thresh ers and Cleaners: Harder'.., Wheeler., and Gray* Hone Powers. Threshers and Cleaners. !. wield especially calr atteu t iod to rsy's Machines. Sulky Spring' Tooth Harrows, PEST QUALI I Y LE %TIIER, HIM ItUßßis.lt RE, T ING Cl 'RN NH ELLEItS, FEED CUTTER.; and LAWN MOWERS. Will deliver most kinds of my goods at any railroad station frei; of freight. • SEND FOR SPECIAL CIIICI,ILARS AND •or what all! bo atilt letter, VlsIT MY, WAREII 'USE: R. M.-Welles. Towanda, Pi„ Uarch 22, 1582• tr genius Rewarfto .OP.. TIIE--- Stoq of the Sewitgr trachize. A handsome little pamphlet, blue and gold.corer, with numerous engrairlup, will be GIVEN AWAY To any adult person ealttng for Ir. at any branch or eobomce of. the Singer Manufootarng Comfa,- ny, or will be sent, post Paid, to any person living at a distance trip out Offices THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO. Prlnuits] (Moe, M Union Square, New York FIRST NATIONAL BANK, TOWANDA, PA CAPITAL PAID IN SUEPLUS FUND...: This Baninffers annsnal facilities for the trans action of a general banking businesi. JOB. POWELL. President. 11iii4eabiL 11741110 x a 130121-12 ___,__ • M . rffulo. m a 1 1 . ; , 2 r .„Bu . t11 ' 03.9 i 0 n 2 0114.48 • knebester.llsWe 310:4...Ly0n5..• k40,••3130.. ••.oeneva. • 7 41•••• 1.. —Wizen—i sie;.•••!t 40!...... Auburn 4 101.—IS 23!.... ...Owego... t 530 • ••• ft; 2..„„ •..21rntra ..1 623;124 2 c , 6 132 13 ...Waverly .1 4131i302 2011 20 ~ . ..Elayre....: 4 it 1114113 20!1 24 .Athens...: 4 30 113115 121 13 ....Milan.. 1..1 1 i26,1,.4 1 0,2 ...,..tbster.,,. I ....1i1714-35!i237 •.TIMWDA.!3 5 91 1 03,4 43 1248 Wykauklng, ..:1033 . 1:37 151215t0ne.!.... ;1944.„. 17.30 Iturn'greeld, ..:.11.7:....,1224 IPrenebtOwn • ...;1027....11217 . 14 3111%1n3 , t •..:11 1 414 031:07 :. Laceyvllle.! 3 02 9 20'3 421159, Skln'o - 1 7 :ddy : - .... 9 431„„..;114.3 1 34n8h0pix.0 .... 927 3 2 7 '1129 Mehcnrany.: .9 20 .... 1 112 Tunkhan'ek; 2 13...0 53,3 01 1052 .La Orange.; ....4 41.1.... 10411 ....Fa115..... .;6 27 ....,1022 1.;&13 June,n 1351$ 01 2 2311010 Wilk •Rarre 1007 30 2 039 43 M'ch Chunk 11.65 1 .... 11327 21, .Allentown . frost.— nu* 24 .Bethlehem. 9 30;.... 104201 13 ...Eagtrin... 9 20; ..• • 101 3 560 Pblladgplita 1100 .....9 00 4 11 .tioaw York. ) 130 ..:. 17 40; 40 'T.lr.'B.ki •.317.31 ..;$125. 000 ... , 73,000 N. N. BETTS, Cutler
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