Ijc . Wants? Wcto Bloomftclii, JJn.
15
i I
lit loomfitlb imt$.
Tuesday, May 3, 1871.
local nisPAnrMKAyr.
OUR TERMS
Are Onepvllara Year in Advance
Hark Solicc Tho highest market price
will he paid forhurk delivered at the Bloom
field Tannery. 2t
Concert. An entertainment consisting
of vocal and instrumental mimic will ho
given hy Prof. J. II. Kurzcnknabe's music
class, (75 voices) in this borough, on Tues
day evening, May Oth, 1871.
. Tho programme consists of quartettes,
choruses, charades,ctc. :
Tickets 25 cents, children 15 cents.
The Carlisle Barracks. Orders have
been issuod to the officers in chargo of tho
Barracks at Carlislo to remove the proper
ty and tho funds to St. Louis, and tho sta
tion at Carlisle will bo no longer used as a
sub depot for recruiting. Tho order di
rects Surgeon Wright nnd an ordinance
S crgcant to remain and take chargo of tho
premises. ,
A Good Joke. A lady near this borough
recently had a prescription' prepared by a
physician; and after taking several doses
With much apparent benefit, was" surprised
to find tho bottlo full and that tho doses
taken wcro from a similar bottlo filled with
soapy water which had boon loft in J to
cleanse it. Her husband cousiderod it too
good a joko to keep.
A Fight for the Flag. A few days since
a couple of young gents of Centre twp.,
had a warm discussion over thot propriety
of raising a flag over their premises, one
being in favor of so doing, while tho other
objected. Words soon brought on blows,
and tho result was what- we always hopo
will bo tho case, tho supporter of tho star
spangled banner camo off victorious, and
tho flag still floats over the premises. Long
may it wave.
t Revenue Fraud. Tho York Republican
says : During the past week tho Bovcnuo
officers of this county have mado afraid on
parties engaged in tho manufacture of
cigars, without having given bond and
otherwise compiled with -tho laws. .This
illicit trado was confined to tho county.
Among the chief offenders was a man
named Sterner who was detected almost in
the act by Deputy Collootor Stahlo and
Assistant Assessor Bittinger, one day last
week and about 200 pounds of leaf tobacco
and several thousand -unstamped cigars
wcro seized upon Ms premises. Sterner
who resides in Jackson township, has been
furnishing 'cheap cigars' tdl tho inhabitants
of tho surrounding country for tho past
year, .Recognizing tho gravity of his of
fence, he has fled to parts unknown.
A Good BilL A bill, is now, before the
Senate, providing that thcro'shall bo no
change in school books in any part of the
Stato for the space of three years. We
hope this bill will pass as wo arewoll aware
of tho troublo and expense persons aro put
to by the frequent changes. The system for
some time past has been all wrong. Publish
ers of books will mako very liberal offers
to directors who will promise to iutroduco
a now series of books, and further agrco to
furnish them to the scholars one season at
extremely low rates. But all that is taken
off of tho price for the first season, is fully
added to the price of tho books tho next
year. We would like to see the timo dur
ing which all changes are forbidden made
five years instead of three. It would not
only le a saving to parents in the number
of books they are now compelled to buy,
but would enable school books to be fur
nished at less cost, as larger editions could
be printed with less risk.
From an Ohio Farmer. Mr. Israel
Smith, formerly a resident of this county,
but now a resident of McCoiub, Hancock
county, Ohio, sends the following record
of what he raised on twenty acres. If some
of our large farmers can show as good a re
port he would like to see it :
Number of acres farmed I
Wheat. 8 acres, 4 bushel at 11.10, $45.60
Buckwheat, VA 1
43 "
75, 41.50
Outs,
3
80 "
60 "
4UO
13 tons
4tf gul.
40, B3.0X)
SO, 85.00
Potatoes,
Corn.
Hay,
Borguw,
7
e
40, 190,00
8.00, V0.0U
1,00, 40.00
A cres,
20
From acres of the meadow mown, I re
ceived 8 bushels of clover seed, the price of
which was to.SO. $53.00
From com ground I received 80 loads of
pumpkins, worth 60 cts. per load, 1 15.00
Total from 20 acres, 8544.60
From my pastures I sold stock to the amount
of $200, and stock Is in better condition this
spring than a year ago. How I would like to
hear from some farmers in Ferry, large or
small. I intend to keep a correct Hat the com
log season. ISRAEL SMITH.
s3J'
The following is a list of tho Collectors
of Stato and County Taxes for 1871 J
Toboyue township John C. W. Collins.
Jackson township Wm. Kochondcrfcr.
Madison township Jan. T. Dobbs.
Handy Hill Jacob Wain.
Tyrone township Philip Gcnslor.
Spring township Goo. ltcibcr. '
Savillo twp. Martin Dum.
Tuscarora twp. D. S. Wommcr.
Juniata twp. Samuel Tresslor.
Carroll twp John Hotilo.
Hyo twp Amos S. Green.
1'enn twp. Sylvanus Green.
Miller twp. Joseph Bailey.
Oliver twp. llananiah Gantt.
Howe twp Jacob Frank.
Greenwood twp Jacob Kipp.
Liverpool twp. Wm. A. Grubb.
Bull'iflo twp. Samuel Bair, sen.
Watts twp. John Lccdy.
Landlsburff borough James Murray.
Liverpool bor. John Nagle, sen.
Millorstown bor. David Snyder.
Newport bor. Jonathan Allen.
Duncannon bor. Nathan Vanfosscn
Bloomflcld bor. William Rice.
Now Buft'aloe bor.-Jolin Garnett.
Terrible Accident. A most distressing
accident occurred at Peach Bottom, this
county on Thursday last, in a small smith
shop at tho Slate quarries of Jeremiah
Brown. It appears that David Williams
tho smith, was repairing a drill for ono of
tho workman in the quarries when another
workman brought into tho shop a keg con
taining about ten pounds of blasting pow
der, which ho sat down besido a keg of
water, upon which tho other workman was
sitting. ' Mr. Williams intended to plungo
the heated drill into the keg of water for
tho purposo of tempering it, but mistook
tho powilorkeg for it, and into itho plunged
the iron. A tcrriblo explosion ensued,
toaring out the end of tho shop, destroying
tlio Bight of both Mr. Williams eyes, and
burning him so terribly all over tho head
and body that at lust accounts his life was
despaired of. , Tho other two men in tho
shop whoso names aro Kdward Lloyd and
John Owens were also badly burned, though
not fatally. Lancet'ter Intelligencer;
y$crc at Liverpool. Yesterday morning
tho stables belonging to Mrs. Lutz, Mimuoi
Dorr, and Frederick Howo, in Liverpool,
wcro discovered to he on fire. Tho inllam-
able naturo of tho -0011101118 mado it im
nossiblo to extinguish tho flames until tho
buildings wcro entirely consumed. In Mr.
Howe's stahlo was a large lot of lumber,
worked for flooring, thrco or four hundred
bushels of corn, and two buggies, making
his loss over three thousand dollars in
excess of his' insurance. Shortly after
this firo was discovered, flames wcro seen
to coino from a barn belonging to Mrs.
Bair, which was situated quito a distance
from tho other stables, and which was 1111
doubtcdly tho work of. incendiaries, as
three men were seen coming from the barn
just beforo tho fire was discovered. Mr.
Howe hud a small insuranco in tho Millers-
burg company, and Mrs. Bair had an insu.
ranco in tho Pony Mutual, but to what
amount we did not learn. .
A Chance for Printers. Tho Bedford
county l'ren a thrifty Hepublican paper is
offered for salo at a groat bargain. Tho
material is all now and the paper is in
prosperous condition. For further particu
lars address D. S. Elliot Bloody Bun Pa,
For The Bloomfleld Timet.
Apkil 20th, 1871.
Mr. Editor In a former communication
I called attention to the fact that some per
sons were endeavoring to establish a ' 'loan
association" on a mutual plan. I will now
redeem the promise I then mado, to state
what the proposed plan of operation is.
The intention is to get as many as favor
the incorporation of such an association, to
sign articles or agreement, pledging them.
selves to pay into the treasury of the society
the sum of five dollars each ncr month, for
the Rpaco of six months, and at the end of
that tune, if a sumcient number join tho
enterprise, there will be a good working
cash capital. Each share-holder is then to
enter into a bond, making himself respons
ible tor tho (lohts or the association to the
amount of t500, which will bo a reserve
fund and a guarantee to those who deposit
their money with the compauy. If five
hundred men sign the articles of agree
ment, and enter into tho bonds as proposed,
it would give a working cash' capital of
$15,000 and a reserve capital of $250,000,
which would make it as responsible an in.
slitntion as there is in the State. This is
tho plan talked of, but the friends of the
enterprise are ready to receive suggestions,
entirely new or a modification of the pro
posed arrangement, , . , , cash.
Lot Mil Ur)efM.
We have a man in this borough who has
a rat-bait so powerful that he has to take a
club to keep the rats away while he sots
the trap.
An entertainment to bo given by the
young people of this borough, in aid of the
1'resbyterian Sunday School, promises to
be a rich treat, judging by the preprations
being made.
y -
Quito a revival is in progress in "Tho
rri....i. r fA ii . r ;..i:..i.... ti..
church is under the charge of Itev. Seil-
hamer.
An act has passed the house authorizing
the supervisors of Bye twp., to assess and
collect an additional road.
The village of Lykens in Dauphin coun
ty is about asumlng the dignity or a bor.
ough title, a charter for that purpose hav
ing been granted.
daughter of B. T. Hoover, who residua
near Ickesburg, died on the 21st ult., from
drinking a small quantity of lye. She was
an interesting child not yet two years old.
The May term of court is now in session.
Full particulars of the proceedings will be
given next week.
Sa young man named Willis Scott was
I ' 1 j 1 , i. e . 1 . 1 1 1
nrrcsrea 111 mis ikiiuuii on narumuy mgub
hist, for lciug drunk and disorderly.
J-Jsmiire (Jlousor lined lilm slxly-soven cents
and costs. We hopo others of tho young
men who are accustomed to getting drunk
and creating disturbance will receive tho
attentions of tho constable, and bo formally
introduced to tho 'Squire. . It is timo A stop
was put to these drunken scrapes.
Tho chicken cholora is very destructive
4 1. ; ..l. fi., i
ku euicKuun in Linn vii;iui,jr vuu ittuuut 111
Centre township lias lost over one liunurcu
within tho past two weeks, aim olhors count.
their losses by tho dozen.
Quito a large delegation from , tho
"Masonic fraternity" went from this bor
ough on Wednesday last to attend tho fu
neral ot JUr. Ulysses a. Kecly at -Millers-
town. -
citizens at the upper end of town ap
pear to be determined on a general fixing
up. Nearly every house is receiving a coat
of paint or a new roof, adding very much
to the appearance of that portion of tho
borough.
A scamp having concealed himself in a
clothes-press in ti tavern in Hollldaysburg
and upon being discovered by a girl rushed
upon her, brandishing a large knife, when
sho screamed, and in tho excitement that
ensued ho escaped.
Several sevcro frosts have visited this lo
cality within tho past ten days, no doubt
loing consiucramo damago to tho inut.
Wo noticed on Tuesday morning last that
tho peach trco blossoms iu our garden wcro
all black, and tho .leaves of the trees look
ed as if they had been touched by fire.
J Some person who was stealing corn from
tho premises of Mr. Chas. Wright, iu
Greenwood township, last week, was sup
plied witli a gratuitous chargo of shot,
which was forcibly ejected into his body.
W e hope othors who procure articles in tho
absence of the proper owner will get a
similar dose.
Church Xoticcs.
Prexbvterian preaching in tho Court
room next Sunday at 11 in tho morning,
and at 7 in tho evening. Evening Subject :
"JNaaman s I'rirle." 11 rungs, n, 13.
Preaching in tho M. K. Church on Sun
day morning next, nt 10 o'clock a. in.
Prayer meeting on Thursday evening.
J n tho .Lutheran l.liurcli, preaching on
Sunday at 10 o'clock a. 111. Prayer meet
ing on Wednesday evening.
Tub Monthly Novelette fok Mav. Tim
Jlav number of " Tho Monthly Novletfc"
is issued with a splendid list of contents, such
as will please readers of all classes. There aro
sea stories, lovo stories, limiting adventures,
humorous tales, and one great (tory, a gnrllla
encounter ot tho lute war, written lor "llio
Monthly Novlette,-' by tlio celebrated "M.
Ound." of the Detroit, press, Michigan, tho
same gentleman whose express trip on a loco
motive last winter caused sueli a sensation an
through the country. Buy this book and read
It nnd you will be pleased with it. 1 Homes X.
Talbot, 63 Congress street, Boston, itro tlio pub
lishers, it is lor snic at ail 1110 periodicals uo
pots In the country.
County Trice Current.
Dloomfielp, May 2, 1871.
f2 00
7daS5 cents.
: "
12 "
Flax-Seed,
Potatoes,
Butter f) pound, .
Kks V dozen, .
Dried Apples 11 pound 8 iilll " '
Dried Peaches 15 15 cts.Kllk.
Pealed Peaches 18 22 cts. "
Cherries ,, 00 cts. "
Pitted, 15 18 cts. "
Blackberries, 8 & 10 cts. "
Unions bushel 75 " ',
XEWl'OUX MAltKK'l'H.
Corrected Weekly by Kotigh, Snyder &Uo.
Newpout. Mav 2. 1871,
Flour, Extra (Hi ou
Kcd Wheat 1 00 Ql 25
ltye 8)
Com, 62 G 61
Oats f) 32 pounds 52
Clover Seed 5 00 5 00
Timothy Heed 4 00
Flax Sued 1 75
Potatoes W) 1 00
D33ATHS.
Papkn. In Havllle twii.. 011 the lsth ult..
Win.
I'nili.n Mirpil Nil vi'iit'H t miititliH tilwl A ilflVK.
Howek. In Centre twp., nil the 25th'ult., John
IKiwer hki'U v years 4 nioiiius nnu 1 nay.
r.siiEi.MAN. n ine mn tin., 111 I'arroii twp.,
John W. KHliclmitn son of Jacob and Hiisunuh
KHheliiian, au (l 1 year. K mouths and 21 days.
IIkniikil On I tie 20th ult.. in Carroll twn..
Hannah Mender aged 75 years, 7 months uud 23
uuvh.
Hoover At lekcsbiirs. on the 21st ult.. Luis.
daughter ot II. F. Hoover, aged 1 year, 3 mouths
unit H Hays.
iwareii 1.11111, mou nasi wit us,
And thy hiss we deeply feel,
But Hindu we hope to meet thee
W here 110 furewell tear Is shed.
TVT A TUIIACH3S.
HMEinti Lackey. At thn residence of tliPhrlrfeB
parents m the loth ult., by Itev. W
J. Heamer Mr.
rr in: hineiifii 10 miss
licit HnielKh to Miss Anns.
Lackey, both ol
Carroll twp., Hits county,
MiCLiMTocK Mu.i.uouse-Oii the 2111I1 ult.. at
the resldenoe of M. M. Jones, Ksq., Hy ltev. W. I.
lleuiner, Mr. Joseph MeOllntoi k, of Carroll twp.,
Perry county, to Miss J.ydlu MUlhuuse, ol llur
rlHliiirii. 1'r.
Nankviu.e IUwn At Concord, 011 the 20th
ult.. by itev. K. A. CrevelhiK, Mr. Tho. Nnnkvllle,
of Mlllerstown, Perry county, to Miss Martha Ami
Hawn, of llmitliiKUon county.
Mtkkhktt Hui'K-At the residence ot the
bride's iimlher.ln this borotiKh.on Thursday niorn-
UiK. the mill ult, ny licv. jonii r.tiur, ir. w. n,
HUirrett, of Juniata co., to Miss Jennie K. Black.
yew AtlverliBementti.
Dissolution of Co-Partuershlp. .
"VTOTtf'K IK HKKKHY GIVKN that the firm of
W. Kotoiisi Hons Is this day dissolved.
WM. KOIKIH.
W. II. KOI Oll,
J. W. H. KOUUil.
Newport, April 6, 1871.
The business of the late llrm will be settled by
w. 11. noiiKii aim j. . n. noiiKii, who win eon,
tiiiue the business in eonnecllou with W. ti. Huy
uer, uiuier uie nnu 01
KOI'QH, HNVDHK ft CO.
Newport, April 22, 171.
A HHK
JY. glvei
Pa., and I
HHIUNKK'M NOT1C K.-Notlee Is hereby
en. iimt jteury i'unii, 01 rerry JUiuy,
nusitu in wuu. ur uifu 01 voiunuir
try a
ai nd
HUiiimeni. nave aitsmncu an me esiuui. iceal
Perwinul, of the aula Henry Comp to Daniel Me'
n u.,,1 U 11 l..l...ut.u.Lr nf l'..,u Iu 1...
trust fur the beuellt of the creditors of the wild
Henry Comp. All persons therefore Indebted to
me aaiu iiruryiinip win muse payment to me
said Assignees, sod those having claiins or de
mands will make known the same, without delay.
UAftir.li me. veil's, jr.
H. M. FAH.NKH'KK K,
March 20, 1871. Assignees.
1780 TAKE NOTICE.' 4 1871
Are You Afflicted or Sick ?
PAIIRNEY'S
BLOOD CLEANSER
OH
1 A IN A C TZ .V I
VN Alterative and Cathartic, or Tonic anil
Purge, for diseases arising from bad blood.
This preparation was established In 1870,nnd
has been prepared In liquid form for more than
18 years. 1 n January or February, 1 870, anoth
er party commenced to prepare a similar article
which is Inferior to tho genuine, and which
should not be mistaken for ours. Ask for"Dit.
FAnnNKT's Blood Cleanser on Pasacea,"
and accept no others.
Tho Trado Mark of tho oldest nnd genuine,
Is printed In green on a yellow wrapper, hav
inir also the elgnuturo of 1. Fahrncy, M.D.,
Chicago.
" Dr. P. Fiihrney'$ Health MoMCntier" gives
the history and lines of tlio Blood Cleanser,
testimonials, and other information, Bent free
charge. Address
DH. I'. AIIUNEY S IIIIOTIIKIIS fc Co.,
Waynesboro, Franklin County, Pa.
AkU for Dr. Fahrney's Blood Cleanser and
C'LEANSK VOIIB Ul001. , s
tr Sold everywhere and In New Bloomfleld
by F. Moiitimkk & Co., only. 5 18
Notice In Bankruptcy.
U. S. Marshal's Ofllco, E. T). of Pennsylvania.
IMillndelphla, April 11, 1H71.
rpillS IS TO GIVE NOTICE : That on tho
I nth day of April, A. D.. 1H71. a Warrant
In Bankruptcy was Issued against tho cstuto of
ncnry nicckncr 01 savillo township iu tho
County of Perry and Stato of Pennsylvania,
who has boon adjudged a Bankrupt, on his own
Petition 1 that tlio payment of any Debts and
delivery of any property belonging to such
Bankrupt, to him, or lor his use, and tho trans
fer of any property by him, nro lorblddcu by
law 5 that a meeting of tho Creditors of the
said Bankrupt, to prove their debts, and to
choose 0110 niuro assignees of his Estate, will
bo held at a Court of Bankruptcy, to be lioldcn
nt his ollleo Id the boronh of Bloomtiold, Perry
county. Pn., before Charles A. Mnrnett, Esq.,
Keirlster, on WKlMfEMUAl, tho 10th day of
May, A. u., 1N71, at 10 o'clock A. ,M.
IS. M. OKKOOUY,
U. 8. Marshal, as Messenger
April 18, 1S71 lit
Xcw Millinery
Vt 1V-vi ttvi ,
Goods
In.
TltliO to Inform the pulilli; Unit 1 have Jvclt re
turned from Philadelphia, with a full assort
ment of the latest style's of
MII.MNKltV (iOOI)S.
II ATS AND BONNETS,
ItllUlONS, FUENC1I Fl.OWUItS,
FEATH Kits,
CHICNONH,
I.ACE CAPES,
NOTIONS,
And all article usually found In a first-class Mil
linery Establishment. All orders promptly at-
lenuiMi to. -e will sell all guous as uncap a
can bo got elsewhere .
llllESS-MAKINtf done to order and In the la
test style, a i net tho latest Fashions from New
York every month, (totlerlnir done to order, in
all widths. 1 will warrant all my work toive sat
isfaction. All work done a low as possible.
ANNIE K'KES,
Cherry Street, near the Htation,
5 1013 Newport, Pa.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-lAIlT.NKHSIIIl
Y mutual consent, tho Co-partnership ex
isting between tho undersigned, lu tho
Mercantile business was dissolved on tho 21st
of February, 1S71.
FICKE8 & SMITH".
Slllford, May 2, 1871
20000
AGENTS WANTED. A
Watch clveu eratis to ev
ery person, malo or temalc, and terms scut
free, to clcur from $15 to $25 per day, sure.
Business new. Can lie done at homo or travel
ing. W. II. C1UDE8TEK, 207 Broadway,
Now York. , . a 15 4.
HTKltKOSCOPKH,
VIEWS,
ALBUMS,
CI1ROMOS, ,
FRAMES.
K. fc II. T. ANTHONY A CO.,
601 ltroadwny, New York,
Invito the attention of the Trado to their exten
sive assortment of tho ubovo k'hhIs, of their own
publication, tnamtfuctim anil imjiortation.
Also,
PHOTO I.ANTEltN SLIDES
and
OKAPHOSCOPKS.
NEW VIEWS OF VOSEMITE.
M 4 II. T. ANTHONY fc CO.,
501 Bkoadway, New Youk,
Opposite MctroiKjIitan Hotel,
Importers and Manufacturers of
llioto)St;raill BCtilci-lulM.
610. 13
LOVE AND MATRIMONY.
TADIE8 AND GENTLEMEN, If you wish
j to marry, address the undersigned,' who
will send you valuable Information, that will
enable you to marry huppily and speedily, ir
respective of ago, wealth or beauty. This In
formation will cost you nothing, and If you
wUh to marry. I will cheerfully assist you.
The desired Information sent by return mall.
Address, Bakah B. I.ahhekt, Grecnpolnt,
Kings County, N. Y. 5 15.a
1HUCKH.
Tin Hotehkitt 4 Sun Patent Improved Brick
Machine
Will make 200,000 Bricks of Superior Quality
In a working day, which can be hacked right
from the Machine. It Is simple and durable 1
and Bricks can be made by It cheaper than by
any other process.
For making Drain Tile it is also nnrivalled.
tf" Machines, State, County aud Yard Rights
for Bale.
Address, FERRY FARM BRICK WORKS,
19 CUtf Street, Room 7, New York 5 15 lrua
JOBINSON HOUSE,
(Formerly kept by Woodruff and Turhett,)
Xiu lilootnJUld, Ptrry County, Pa.
AMOS ROBINSON, Proprietor.
This well known and pleasantly located hotel
has been leased for a number of years by the pres
ent proprietor, and he will spare no pains to accom
modate his guest. The rooms are comfortable,
the table well furnished with the best In the mar
ket, and the liar stocked with choice liquors. A
careful and attentive hostler will be In attendance.
A good livery stable will 1st kept by the proprietor.
April 3, 1D71. tf
yew Advertisements.
SCHOOL
Moro larirelv natronlr.ed hv Younir Men than anv
other for a Business or Academic Kdueatlon Is
Kastman Colleaa, Fmnthkepsio, N. Y.i n is tho
oldest and most reasonable practical school In tho
lumen Mates, and the only one providing situa
tions for Ciratlnutes. Itefer to patron In the Stale.
Address II. o. KA.STMAN.L. L.U.. President.
IIOLIMYSBUII& SEMINARY,
HOLIDAYSBURC, PA.
BLOOMINGTON (ILL.) NURSERY.
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Would you know What. When, How to Plant!
Fruit, Hliadc, livergieen Trees, Hoot Orafts, Heed
Hubs, Osane Plant, Apple Heed, Early ltose Pota
toes, Shrubs, Hoses, (ireenhflusu and (iarden
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tlve Catalogue (It) pages. Semi stamp, each, for
catalogues 01 ecis, won piam directions 111
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82 liases
Aifdress
A remedy which has been test
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thousands of case capable of
curl ok all diseases of the throat
and Iuuks; perfurmltie many re
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from all who are nullerinn from
similar affections and who vainly
seek relief. Will you let prej
udice prevent you from being
Dlt. ('HOOK'S
WINE
op
TAR
Established
cured also.
(roughs and Colds. Tho Druggists say It cures
llieui all.
Asthma. Tho relief and cures of It are marVel
ou. Bronchitis. Every sufferer will find relief and
cure.
Throat, aliment require oidy a few doses.
I.niiK Disease. Has cured eases pronounced In
curable. Debility. In renovates and Invigorates the sys
tem. Liver Complaint. Most effective regulator of
this organ. 1 .
Dyspepsia. Its healthy action on tho stomach
cures it.
Appetizer. It Is health-giving and appetito re
storing. Urinary Organs. Action on them is inarkedand
prompt.
Dr. Crook's Wine of Tar is rich in the medicinal
qualities of tar, combined with vegetable Ingredi
ent of undoubted value, which inaku It unsur
passed, not, only for the complaints enumerated,
hut it rapidly restore exhausted strength, clean
ses the stomach, relaxes the liver and puts them to
work, causes the food to digest, and make niiro
blood, anil begets a vivacity appreciated hy laitll
sound aud sick. If you are alllictcd III any way,
wo know If you try the life-giving tonic properties
of Dr. (.'rook' Wino of 'far, you will add your
testimony to Its great value In correcting any
"Ills that flesh Is heir to." Prepared only by
OLIVER CKOOK&CO. Sold by diuggisl every
where. ,
For Scrofula, Scrofulous Tumors, Scrof
ulous Diseases of the Eyes, or Scrofula
in any form, Itheumatism, Diseases of
tho Liver, Diseases of the Skin, Erup
tions. Pimple. Hoils.Tetter, Scald Head,
Lit er, aud old Sores, or any disease
depending on a depraved condition of
the blood, take Dr. Crook's Compound
Syrtinof Poke Root. It Is combined witli
tho nest tonic preparations of Iron
known. ami thehesl alterative anil blood
Purifier made. Cleanse your Blood. Try
one bottle. Sold by itruggisls. ' Pre
oared onlv bv
Ouvuit Chook & Co., Dayton', O.
UHH TIIK RKI) iroitSK POVVDims.
(0 aud 40 packs, Red llnr.se Trado Mark.)
Horses cured of glanders. Aaron snyilces, I'. ,s.
Assistant Assessor, Mount vEtna, Pa., (!. Bacon's
iverv and l.xclianire Stable, suuburv. 1'enn.
Horses cured of Founder. Wolf & Wllhelnis.Dan
ville, Pa., A. Ellis's Merchant, Wasbingtonviile,
Pa.,.f. Nice Sloanoker's Jersey Shore, Pa. ilorso
cured of Lung Fever. Hess Jit llro's. Lewlslnirg,
ra, noi se cured 01 uo id. 1 no, c inuau s un on
county, Pa. Hog cured of Cholera. II. Hair's,
H. t A. Callader's, Milton. Cows cured. Dr. A.
MeCleery, J. A. McConnick'a, Milton, Pa. Chick
en cured of Cholera and (Janes. Dr. D.T. Krebs',
Watsontown, Pa., Dr. U. Q. Davis, V. W. Strieker,
lohn and James Munev . M ton. l'a. 1 1 11 1 11 reds
more could be cited whose stock was saved by us
ing the Red Horse Powder prepared by CYRUS
BROWN. Drueic st. Chemist and Horseman, nt
his Wholesale and Retail Drug and Chemical
I'.initoriuni. Broadwav. M ltun. Pa., to whom all
orders should be addressed,
FOR S7 PER LINE,
We will Insert an advertisement
ONK IOINTII
In Ono Hundred and Fifty-five First-class
Pennsylvania Newspapers, '
Including Eleven Dallies.
We refer to the publisher of tills paper, to whom
our resiHjiisibllity is well known.
LIWT Tuition.
Address OHO, 1 ItOWKLL fc CO.,
ADVEHTIBlHO AliENTB,
Nos. 40 and 41 l'ark Row, New York.
"I OOP CSK THE VF.flTABLK "I Qf7f
jLcWO PULMONARY BALSAM. lO I VJ
The uld standard remedy for Cough,(!olds,or Con
numntioii. Nothina better. Cutleii Biuis. 61 Co..
f Boston, Mass. : 1 :
FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE
Cleans Kid Gloves and all kvtnds of Cloths and
Clothing; removes Paint, (iriiese. Tar, etc,, in
stautly, wltliuut the least Injury to the tlnest cam
bric. Sold by druggists and fancy goods dealers.
FRAGRANT SAPOIJENIC CO., Sii Barclay Btreet,
Chicago.
t1 f A HAY foil ALL with Steilell tools.
Address, A. E.GRA1IAM, Springtleld.Vt.
Buy the Apite Purer, Oorer and Sltcer, price ti 00.
A MONTH. Horse and Carriage fur
tj ui.Hhed, expenses paid. 11. bliaw, Al-
I red. Me.
Agents! Read This!
WK WILL PAY AGKNTS A 8ALAHY
of per week and expenses, or ullow a
large commission, to sell our new and wonderful
Inventions. Address M. WAGNER & CO., Mar
shall, Mich.
Cut T'liin Out
And send twenty-live cents for a ticket and get a
watch, piano. sewing-machine or some article ot
value. No blanks. Six for one dollar. Address,
PACKARD it CO., Cluciuati, Ohio.
A
deca
VOID QUAC'KH A victim of esrlylndls.
cretkm. causlna nervous debility, nrcmature
ay, &e., having tried In vain every advertised
remedy, nas a simple means 01 sen-cure, wmeu do
will send free to hi fellow-sulterer. Address J.
H. TUTTLK,78Nassust.,New York. r 5 17
UNCAN SHERMAN & CO,,
No. 11 Nassau Streot,
NEW YORK,
Issue circular Notes and circular Letters
of
credit available In any part of the world.
f Current accounts received on such terms
as may be agreed upon-. V 2U
A Perfectly Non Explosive Lamp!
PERKINS HOUflK'8 PATENT LAMPS are
the only lamp that (Iivks Pkiikeit Hirsir
with all kinds or oil. They sre mode ot brass,
aud will last a lifetime, making them the
CHKAPK8T LAMP IN THE WORLD.
The undersigned are Agents for Perry County,
and will supply Merchants at the Manufacturers1
price. Persons wanting a good article are re
quested to examine tills Gimp.
F. MORTIMER ft CO.,
New Bloomfleld, Pa,
3- Agents wanted to canvass the County.