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piortuantouo.
FLAT necklaces are much worn by la
dies with short necks.
THE peacock costume is the latest in
gorgeous costumes for fashionable wo
men.
Short skirts, with immense pannier
puffs, - will reappear on the promenade
this Spring.
THE latest femenine fashion of wear
ing the front hair is known as the Skye
style.
Minis°sc, Wisconsin, society hells put
a healthy glow upon their cheeks by rub
bing them with a brick.
BONNETS are tending again to the old
.cylindrical form, and a n-rival of the coal
scuttle shape is imminent.
A DANBURY man was much relieved
to find that the term Credit Mobilier was
not a name for hog cholera.
A YOMI at Virolin, Ills., has brought
suit against his teacher for "keeping him
in after school."'
Mrs. Partington says she does wish they'd
hurry up and pans the silver-service bill
iu Washington.
THE Emperor of Austria is said to be
making a collection of the skulls of re
markable criminals who have been exe
cuted.
A MAIN - F. fanner says he has four shotes
in his barn cellar, living well on raw beets
and one quart of corn, put dawn with
the manure each morning. "The way
they go for the grain," he adds, "is per
fectly lovely. The manure is rooted. re
rooted,and rooted up again till it is work
ed up as fine as old manure. The stock
is bedded every night."
A CHILD recently died nt Allegheny
City, Pa., from the effects of eating color
ed confectionery. The baker had got up
a very nrctty little cake covered with
sugar, and colored with red aniline, a rank
poison. Are bakers and candy makers,as
well as apothecaries' clerks, to have coun
tenance to poison the community with
impunity, or red aniline, or any of those
things ?
THERE have been recently discovered
on the coast of Peru ancient pottery and
other manufactured articles finely wrought
and some of gold, beneath a marine de
polite of six feet, having trees growing
on t'e surface which were older than the
Spanish invasion, which proves that this
land must have been submerged beneath
the ocean, and again elevated to its for
mer psi im, tine.) tl:es: relics were de
posited.
IP man ban been rash enough to ers
gs a ge - himself to be married and allow the
wedding day to be set, he is a poltroon
and a craven if he dors not face all the
horrors of the situation and plunge into
matrimony like a man. It requires a deal
of courage, and it is no wonder if poor
human nature sometimes fails tinder the
trial. A Pittsburg coward lately turned
his back to the perils that he had courted
and endeavored to escape by writing a
.letter to his betrothed in another'e name,
Mating that be had been killed by a rail
road accident It was disgrace' I con
duct, bot,poor man ! be deserves commis
aeration.
A SEANTRESS was arrested the other
day, in Brooklyn, for pawning clothing
which she had taken home to sew, and
- upon her examination the following eVi
deuce was elicited: She asserted that she
was employed by a Miss Phillips, who
paid her seventeen cents for making four
pair of trousers, fifty cents for making
six shirts. Because she did not finish
the trousers as soon as she had agreed to,
Miss Phillips refused to pay her, and she
thereupon pawned them to keep her fam
ily from starving.
A vOUNG lady at Vallejo, Cal., about to
go-off in the cars, stepped into the wait
ing room at the depot to kiss a lady friend
good-by. The damsel was in a hovry,and
the room was rather dark. So bastly em
liracing-lier friend, she Liestowed two or
three kisses on her lips. ".I.li yah !fl shout
er} the object of her caresses, struggling
for freedom, "whatee for you so chokee
me! Too numbest squeeze:* The lady
didn't scream, but fled precipitately. In
her haste to catch the train she hail mis
taken a Chinaman for her friend.
IT is? estimated that during the interval
between the harvests (1 1872 and 1873,
England, in order to feed her propitiation
,must ray to foreign countries $175,000,.
000 for wheat, - add $50,000,000 for corn
.and other food. The agitation caused by
this prospect has raised thq question
whether so ranch land shall remain un
cultivated in Fnglund for the preserva
tion of game, and for the maintenance of
parks in the hands of the "nobility and
gentry"
A GENTLEXAX in Diamond attended
a theatrical performance on Saturday
afternoon, and when going out with the
crowd at the close, d iscovered that he had
lost a valuable watch and chain. The
natural conclusion was that the property
hacl trot taken by a pink-pocket. It ap
pears, however, that in the rash to get
gut of the theatre, the chain 9f the watch
ipec,orno entangled in the fringe of a lady's
saoque, and thus both watch and chain
were drawn frpm the owner, and hung to
the lady's garment without her knoWleclge,
The time piece was promptly restored.
farm and tirtoidc.
Prepare For Planting Fruit Trees.
From causes we shall not now atteriapt
to explain apples; peaches and pairs are
not grown with that mecca which was
common. in earlier times in this country.
This fact renders it necessary that a more
perfect preparation of the soil before plan
tio gbe secured, and more thorough culti
vation be given the trees afterwards. it is
now useless to titink of these kinds unless
the tries are planted upon suitable soil.
properly prepared. Preparing the soil
for an orchard is not the work of a day;
if it is worth doing at all it is worth doing
well. This .is true of all branches - of
farming, but more especielly true of or
chording at the present day. There is
a wonderfully increasing demand for good
fruit; this arises from two causes; first,
from the increasing number of our popu
lation and the facilities for sending fruit
to 'every city and village in the land ; and
second, from the fact that fruit is no
longer regarded as a mere lucery, but it
is now considered a necessary of life
among all classes of people, and hence
there will be a constantly increasing de
mand, with corresponding prices for a
long time to come, for every kir.d of
fruit.
To prepare the soil for an orchard, if it
is not naturally dry it should be drained,
and if it is' not rich it should be well ma
mired and the manure thoroughly incor
porated with the soil by trenching or
plowing. The highest 'elevations for an
orchard should be chosen, and where it
is possible a northern aspect is preferable,
because the influence of the sun has a
less tendency to encourage a permature
circulation of the sap, which so frequent
ly results in the destruction of the fruit
buds by early frosts. When thoplanting
is to be done in Spring it is alwa"•s bettor
to put the land in order in the fall and to
dig the holes for the trees; for if they
are dug as large and as deep as they
ought to be, the rich earth with which
they should be filled must be thrown in
sometime previous to planting, the earth
and the trees settle together, which fre
quently causes the trees to stand two or
three inches deeper than was intended,
which is a serious drawback to their fu
ture growth.—[Ex.]
Subsoil Cultivation.
_o__
My experience of thirty years lens more
and more convinced me of the vast urn
portanco (after drainage) of •hereby
breaking the pan and distnrbing the sub
soil. thus rendering it more friable and
accessible to air, water, and to the roots
of plants, rendering it in many cases
much more capable of absorbing and Te
taining the water needful for the growth
of plants, and preventing the drying up
of the crops on certain soils in hot dry
summers. Ido not mean merely pulling
points through the subsoil, but bv follow
ing in the track of the common plough
in dry weather, breaking up and partial
ly over the subsoil without bringthg to
the surface, but allowing the top moil at
the next turn of the upper plonglx to fall
lightly on a broken ant' friable mass, in
stead of on a sort of cast-iron floor. The
land should be manured before ploughing
and snb,spi!ing, so that some of the ma
nure falls among the subsoil.—[Mr. Mec
hi.
Root Cr.ups
——o—
Root crops, which pass rapidly through
the various stages of growth from the
seed to maturity. cannot afford to waste
time in searching for supplies; anik the
early stages of growth are especially crit
ical. A turnip started in youth becomes
stunted, but if liberally fed it takes a
strong hold of the ground, and grows
away rapidly. Solvents, therefore, ap
plied on the surface at seed time unlock
the cupbvard at the right time, so that
the tiny roots find food when they want
it, and where alone they could reach it.
Agricultural Notes.
THERE is a great deal of corn remain
ing in the fields of Kansas ungathered.
THERE is a rural organization in lowa,
whose motto is "None but farmers for
legislators."
AN lowa man has invented a new pro
cess for making sugar From sorghum. He
gets 62 pounds from an acre of land.
A WESTERN farmer calculates that two
bushels os old corn, ground, will make as
much pork as three bushels of new corn
in the ear.
A coy:crux paper in Minnesota, wants
to know who swindled the Indians out of
"such cold country as Minnesota is, and
who deluded the white people into it."
As Illinois correspondent writes that
in Commissioner Watt'serlist of forest
adapted to growing on the Western prait
ies, the best and most important of all
was omitted, namely,the American chest
nat.
THE Swedish colony in Maine how
numbers 1,300 persons. They have brought
into the country 860,000, and each male
has received from the State 100 acres of
land, and assistance is making roads std
erecting buildings.
AT an Illinois Agricultural Fair, $lOOO
in gold as premium for the largest yield
io corn is offered, and a much more sensi
ble way of fostering agricultural than
awarding a $lOOO premium for a fast
horse.
Da. Parker says in the Horticulturist:
“The secret of no potato rot is to plant
no sort over ten years old—that is, ten
years since it originated from the seed.
kngland and Irehuid neglected this, and
hence its rot this year."
ABOUT 7000 acres rre cleared of Lim
ber each week-day in this country. Of
the annual crop $75,000,000 worth goes
to fuel and twice as much to fencing...—
The locomotives in this country consume
no less than 7000,000,000 cords a year, or
500 acres a day.
DIME are disease to which cows are
subjected which do not lessen the flow of
milk for sometime; yet this secretion is
seriously affected in quality, and is dan
gerous to use, and cases are on record
where the milk of a sick cow is absolute
-I.Y poisonous, and has caused death to
many children.
THE pair Of short•horu heifers recent
ly bought of American breeders for the
Earl of Dunmore's heard, price 115,4 ct
each, arrived wady at .r.4terpool,,- but a
tine young bull purchased in Canada thr
shipped in the same vessels,
was unfortunately lest in consequence 0
the beery storms experietticed ort the pas
cage.
hinting.
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COLD CITILIF., Acrt 1•1.11.1^
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Trigopplze , .. the It. .Iv !Zeller 1., 11. n ; , ..1 or
parts where the stgl
comfort.
Twenty drops In half n wig In • (ow
moment. ram CRAMPS. I-1' h
If EARTItrItI, PII•N \ 1 , ,1..11 /I, 1 , 1 h1:1ti1
DYNENTEISY. Cl/1.11 . , WIND IN 'llll, L.L.S and
01NI INTEItNitL I'AI Via.
1.3.-.lrnt • Rrolyrs,•.
luquly with ‘l , eln. Af. dinia In ..nt•r .11
. r.ven...lc•nr-.3 pal"• 11.111,1, 4 / , t ttr
than EMIIc.I3 Brandy or halt,. I', A Di itaul.t.
INEVIDI AND ACTV
FEVER AN t . nn r• • t
• reruedl.4 agr. In 11,4, ,
4.tad all nth, ,
ruhl othrr I, I: A 1 ., 11 A 1 , 1 PI
on OO: 14 ADWAY4 IV. I Wl' 1: XL/ r. .1:.••
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itAs A UETII sr ,r? LIN .•1: i; F,.1
I 1 / 4 URVi t . Xs,l:
TLIld Wv.Nl , E!ti• LI. E„
THAT
Every Day an Incroaso In Mash
and Weight Is Soon and Felt.
THE CHEAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Erni . drop of the sAns,‘PA ten.r.t A it r\T
comunicates thrnugh the I• r h r
Auld, end Juices of the Avalon the vt,nr It
the wastes of the hody with In Ol sod 5.n..1
tlemfole, flyphlll., Cruvelmollon. 10411,1i/he
In the Thrent, Sleuth. Tenon,ln t
other mitten( the syetem. ttore Eyes, •
from the E-ws, and theword rot... .4 5....
;
Canters In the Minint,end wutesdna and 4 •
charkee. Night Ramat; Lower Sperm, 041 nib f i'e
Itte pnneiple wlthlo the (-telt,. r.%.k, of i..L• v ..mhr
of Modern Chemlater, rind a few n 111 1.... ye in
soy person It for either of them (u ms of tllscale Its
potent power ten core them.
If the fedictitdall9 lwtoniint reduced hr the "note, ami
detereposillon atom Is cnidlow.lly iloOn'TCl2.ll4. to
errestleit these wades. and repair., the AMC la rah nnu' a rater.
Ji made from healthy blond—and ton the RSA PAWL.
1.1/.151 will and tre.. seen,
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Not alai,. d.re the Na
11...1evr," •weel all
known remeellal ncents in the eu:, ee , is , ,,t, Se-...ru .oe,
Voustitutlonal. awl bliva disu.se,; but It la like vt.l> peett :, e
core for
Kidney & Bladder Complains.,
Prlrrary, anal Wnsnl, ritsenw,„ Gray.% 1n.,1..rte4. Dry?,
(Unman et Water, Intnntlnan^n of r lirteten I c.
Albumin,La. and In en where tl , cro nr.• urlek..t.
reor' ao water la thict. rl.”uhr. 1113
,bt, ~h e 111,. old,
nrOrbLi. dnrk. btllons aPrtarane,2,
1 , ,
&Nips, and • hen th em la n prlalng, I.n •
when pawiln water, and llnk i Itiwall of 11,d Meg. mod
sinnir the ',dn.,. Price, st.cma
WCANISm—Tho wily known nod sat, 114.7,, , ,
Worn 'n, Ripe, etc.
Tumor of 12 'Years' Grov.lll
Cured by Hodivoy's Resolvent.
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perfectly tvtelrent, et...nutty ennte.l rm-e , rm. t em,
purifr. ethn,ne . meth ti.
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le the isonderflal mellone to which the nAlloted
are 010 ove p Ilan , I for roolof the illiocoroo,
here* he hos cloololoor I in Ad 0,,,., lame c.f Na
hare', 1111-t r,vrrolz3 carathe poooporowi.. which
Goal he, rorlillu-I Inc„ Ili,: I egotoblo ithozilien for
boohoo,: the slob, than w• o ri• •or 100 f oro oonoloinell
In one ,o-• belie. The eo 01..n0n of Pd. foot Is
Wood In the great rack ty nowt Islool.loOlo
Cats Which It It,. i, s 1 . .1111 1.1 r..” Too. In the
cure of Brotachlll.l, Mover. along Ira,
and tl,a eanly rt a r o o of I . 0 11• II 1111111011, It hoc
aftaallthild tha oliCal 6.rulls. Pad eallta at phy
sician. pro:lmmo • It the greate4 medlcnl iliooeuto
ry of the aro. W ode it r ore., Poo re yortoot l'oughr,
Itjotren;tloerot the art.(' 3 and pt. rifle. 11,0
bloOl. Ito tt, ti it and thorough blood purify-
Jo: Pr opertlo•. It o ire., all tie moron m fro he
wee a se rot. la I, a ceottooroo 111 artr It,nr
e, or E to "ti o et:curial elector,. Mine
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arc cowl:tore-I by thle pew err.' loud) log and In-
If yon foo i dolt, drnovoy, debilitated. have Indoor
Color of .an, nr yolloorodo brown torn. on race or
body, freqseat heodnrlie or olor-allotoo•, bad laile in
breath, lottproal heat or chilli altornati•ol to Ph hat
Wrier,, to r nplAn, nal gloomy forobnollng,
re filar op:won't, 1-1 I bonnie raintoil, ton are enirer
in.; fon n Torpldi I.lver or L. Rollout.
Case. of `.ll.lver Coin.
plaint" ol.cy pu-t of thoooo no,ptom. are rape
rielt:et A. a n.:1; for all ronclo tares 11r.
reit:tea sr,lit.ll. Mario - err Igoe do eopro;
alit effects prrfe et Car-II,• leo rttog Ilvar strength
adedartl ottealthy. For Um cure of Illabltnot
Conailpatloo of the howelr It le a lever
taq
fog etmily, - mad Von., 1V110.14 3 TC need It tot tilts
pal:polio are load In et. jvhi.,
IAI proprietor nines @ LOCO rewind rota medi
cine that Will' carat! It Itar (lie earn of all the die.
Woe, for srldclo It lio terinnin,ich-d.
11014 by druall.te to $1 gr., emir, Prepared by
It V. Acre, Sot., at lA. Ch. , a
pl Laberatnre. Sloe= roroor Ilootolo, N. Y.
Bead your ellrert for a Jalla:ilt•at.
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• SAY on the ILVDIC .11. or fle(O ititont sued!. •
eine) of Sre.ltLATOltitate, or Seminal
Weakncev, Involuntary SeminalL.ol,,l,, Introteoey
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Diamial and Phyeical Incapacity, Impedimenta to „lined.
ailM.Mci ohm. Coliaumniien. EPtienay, and Pita, induced
by melfkidulgence and actual extravagance.
PPricel3 0 eellott etiVelope, only ti coot..
ir, teel1;1191:1, , 1
tedlngll.iur. in tido adlniralde .VIY. cigar
ly deentintirataa from a thirty yram'a aorta:Patel pnictice
that - the alarming Ceneegtionces of .elf enure may be
radically cured without the dangerous nee of int.. r aal
medicine or the application of ttin knife; pointing eel
• mode of earn of onca almple. Certain. unit elreettrit.
by Menne of which every sufferer, tit; r,paier what hit.
Condition may bc..may' c[ - ,v, bifocal ctleaply, privatt.l,..
sad Mentally,
ir“lr Tia 4..aotevo thonld ho In tho panda of every
Min tilid iiiol7 Min falba lank •,
tient. under twal,l4 a plain tawtiono, to on'', 4 , ldroilo,
postpatd oa rectut of al* aunts. °vial° prot,f - tuttili• .
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.• ttl, " &c. that lead the
tmpler en to drunkennest and nun. Ind are ater, Medicine,
made amt the nattermita and herb, t'aLforma, (redeem
all A..c.nhnts< Mlmulanty. 1 hen 4r. the Great Blend PutdieT
and a 1:41e-sietng rtmc , ple, a Pert,: Rm....Dr and Incih
goatee th= System, pf;urmotts
enri matter, and
storing the I:e.ot to heahi, ennelmnn ching it, re.
tesnmc and Invigorating both mind and bady They are
nary ref 141111m5tra two, ia the, act., certain in tilts
trintle, safe and reliahle m a:l hem. ~f 'lnseam.
No Person can take three Hitter. acenriimg t.
d.metions, and remain lw.g a l, elded the. bone.
tint destroyed mtneml ',mann t.r other mean,, and die 'dal
cr,llll naaqed heynnd the nmat of KN.. . .
Dyspepsia or Indigestion. Ilraitache. Pain hi
the Shoulder% Coocti% . I".glidor . .” of the t lies% D.,IIICSA,
Sion - Eitio %woos a ilor 00,00.....% It oil ,te in the Mouth,
Itiluites Amato; Palintatorin of the Inflammation of
the Pas 111 the te.,..inos of ds ',doer% and a bun
ched other painout ondinon% P, the of Itvimepais
In these compiaint , it ha. on <Etna% an doe tools lode,
a le 'ter soar totes id it. morn. dim a :mirth, ail. ertiscruent
For Female Complaints, on young or old, married
os amide, at the ota.ma tinorooliii...% or the turn a las Oleo,
Tonic Hitters ild.play andecided non influence that 1 matted
Imprinvenient dine trosetitible
For IliglAM.3.ltOrY ri nd Chronic Rheuma
tismand Gm% Dyspepsia or loodie,tion. Itoniiii% !tenon
tent rood !norm :tent } more, Ihisaiss of the Wont% Liver,
Kidom , itn , lll!..eakt, /bone Muer. hare born mmt am ressfia,
both lititssiet nre. caut, by its.cd nti.ilt or gen
eral,. pr...lsco bir moo r :einem of the Digrmitc ISstans
They are Gtudle I.nm-idly* as well an a
Tonle. In a1..0 doe peon.: ar mi , rot of am., a.
rower6.l agent not re r i.iissionin or Infienirnation 6 of the
Leer and V tr,anii, and in It.hoina Disease..
Skin Diseases. Terser, Sad Shrum,
Illotcheii Spot% Pimple., 1 . 1,1111, PAW% larlonnelen,
S., I or% Er, %Tel" Pa.,g. - iorfs
liisologationelrY Ore Shin. ilmnon and Disease. of the
She% or tit...eves name or nature, arc literally dog up ao.d
raro lea .wt of doe -..tom in a shi.rt time by the useof llkb
Mister— One. bottle rll 611C11 CA , S, 10/11 cisaytnee tits most
is.cre , l4lNts ot
el.an•c the Vitiated Lilood whenever Inn find
its impuoties berating thitnnit the aces, in Puntiks, ram..
dun% or So:cle>n,. it oh,. Ado f.oil it ob,tiveted and
sloggsilt In the
veins, cleanse It whoa st ts fool; your Icelines
will tea 100 ohs% Keep tlie blood pure and the health of
the system o.'ll f.4le.r.
Gioattoftsl thottsatndia proclaim Vs .e VGA DiTifiTES
the most uotolerfol Invogoraot that cscr sumatne,lthe stooL,n;
s raem.
Pin, Tape, anal other Wornua, larlqig in the Ars-
P.m of oo many Coomanol, are H1,01131:1. 214
retook ed. 3 ili3.l.n,,ntslool eh, : . The is ocarcoly
ao hod: , ttirrtl topon the (are of the ratth if exempt
front the presence at ourn, It t.nt upon the healthy
mutts of the Inkly that svotots t, loot u•oon the
ooloroo &posit% that loo . eccl thr,e hvlng mmo•tert
; sf clo.eaoke, Notsnotent of NI tolione, lerootoges, no a,
thelnurktc, free the 00, stem fro:. norms lilac Own
Ilittler,
Alcehtattalleal Dlactutes. Pcnort, etoga,ol in Pant , s
. and Mincrat., soak 34 Pi lope o , ettor.,
and Nltrter, as c tfc, 00,11,..001acc0. too
of the 1 . 40.c13. r. guard Aga -I I • L.l.c a cl.oe rot NV Al K.
re . % Vtrecne hrtrees once or tutee a noel, as • Pre
setotove
Milan, Remittent. nnd Intermittent Fe—
v.rz, .111Cil }IC 1.0 111, 1!IC 1:1..11 otsr erect
etecrs thtonghtutt the I:tatett tnatatally than, t!,
l•tia.si.atittn, Ohio, hi I limo, Trnnetan, (;walk, lam!,
Cnattaatt, Mato, 1t. , , t.rantle, Prat , . ,Va•
Sa.annal, Rnae.'!,, Jame., and many other.,
nith their WV. L/1 , 111l throughoutour te conotrt
during the Summer at Autettn, and rt-t• v
no doling
etanms
of unto:sal he m at nnti dr:nett, are invanattly acetott
pauted by cetconve der nty.ent no the stuntatlt and lon,
gntl other atnlont ata!l:. ter, the are a tuta:l mote or
ott.ttruntotts of ' ,tie livta. a 4,1/.11/:51 st tie cA
the ...mad, autl gt.tat torpor of the None tr•ot,
at- wont won, In tlo•te trnaomott, a put.
gat., e, exert.ng intntof tatlttente !),C vnto.t.
=”••• t. , •••gtontry • ,entarg tn., It no ralltarne n • the
p.m Kt= tql.l lit J. hi %OM, o,
they no:I f tont. e Otc tett t ma•ter n ith
ninth the I:own , . ate Inatl4, at th I tar, tone sonot'atan
Cl,, T.-neon,. of the lon, a,,.! utteta. te.turtn, the
futtroott. of the thzen ate oonn.
iterafttla, or Ertl, Whoe Ll.verv,
Erv... , ,11•N -. I, In Int!..,nunan,ny
Mott nr..,.1 .1:1ct (rat SOMA. - I,ol , lintt •
the rc. n. .. r D.-
vt<ae
11, hart t1a.,611
is. ..natnirac ca , c,
A Watnatett Ailments. her tiervonsness,
and Itendaches. a,taan,..ll Ilscy r.ern. I:,thng locr,
as- / ..r rla•iv - . a, Ke.ner. •
lisiit , , rat, .n anol In•nv an.l ,k 1,3,1
ache. etninn n, Ind a I I • At • I,
.I :c W •tt. • It 111 7 . nha
.re pasev. vcget.,l,:c, and 11 , ] < Itl 1;.0 moat
4chratr, a, a ! • ...cc!: r.n.rtly
D. Walker's t alifornia Vinegar Bitten . R
1 , 11 3:I Ca•tCS in .3 Ammo., I:v i.uravtn,
I: ihcy ronoac the ran, an I IV rt ., .r , t, Attar 11,
c.fccis ol the •I•et , ••••1.1:.•‘.1(•!, tfrin•.TV 11“111.- - Cluti
Intreite ivr..l,:b. and a prrntanent cnrv.
The properties .1 k \IA. ...n'. Ityrn.st
ate Aperient. n:.. c N.str.t.nt, I,v •
ativa, Tlttuctic, S. cla:lve, Su , lurltic,
tlvc. and Aol.•1::lavn,
• .
Tile Aivericiat and ntlld LASAIt, prelp,rllet of Dn.
c a ws ..f ern poun, A nd ma. gusut . ‘,rs, 11.. a fiat:•
tog. and nualung perusal...ve protect humors
of
the Gloats
her Sod,' ve rropernes Aus. paw 11. the nersous Istenr,
stomach, and hos c.drer nal.. ))))) 111011. ~d,
a ,
(.., , n.nce.l,nua Influence extend.
thrunghout the sys•unt. I he, D.otetic propertle. act od
the Kalr.er,.currectrog, and regulaung tl.e ifs 11111,
.1110, Asal.•lW,loo. properbs. ',lodate hver. 11. e w-•
andble. am' CO `angel tl.rno, It the Idl, s ra d ue s,
and sr< .opetu osa.l tgobrd.al agent-, tor the once Iltlautr.
Fever, Fence antl
Fortify the hotly against clincane l,r purtfstng
all .t. 11u ds unit V Inv,. MR It's-Try, No epulenbc sn tale
hold of a svrten , dm. forranned. The I see. tlo u, h. the
boyeals, tlfe kidney., and the t.ervess ars tenderud d..ease.
proof by thy. great Inv cornet.
The Efficacy of Du. WALCIEre, VINEGAR Berrree,
in Chennic 1./..spe . essta, Fessge, Neonoen Innorder.o-otanpar
n on . d e n er e,,ey el end p.,wer. and all tnaladle. adeCllng lion
tuornach, loner,. bowels, pulmonary nr . gans or muscular system,
Its, been expertenced by hundreds of thousands. and hundreds
of thmtunds more or asking fnr the sane eclat
Dlrechlouse—Tale of the Batters on goof In bed at
night from a lull' to oue and one-half wine.glarsfull. Eat
geed non...long fond, such as beefraeak, mutton chop, vent•
boo. en-vat beef. and vcgetainea. and take out-dra.r exam w.
They ate ern - e.rand el inunly vegetable tuglcdtents, and con.
tin no mina.
1. WALKER. Prop', O. H. McDONALD & CO.,
Deu7ean. and Gee Ago, San Franceno, 411.,
and corner dWashlngton and Char. n„ St., New Vol.
rr'SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
Judy ill, 1,11—m3
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing
Achich i s at
once agreeable,
healthy, a n
effectual fo r
preserving the
hair. it soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, with the
hloss and freshness of you th . Thin
air is thickened, falling hair checked,
and baldness Often, though not aheays,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de
stroyed, or tho glands atroohipd and
decayed; but such as remain can
saved by this applicatl,-,,,, and stimu
lated into ;,ctivity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced, Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent baldness. Tho
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma
tion of dandruff, which is often so un
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR, DRESSING,
nothing else can bo found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
lengon the hair, giving it a,rich, glossy
lustre, end a uratoful perfume,
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer &
rnictleal and Am:dynes' chemists,
LOWELL, ALAS*.
Bold by 'l=ol. and Burns 47. Nichols,
11loolrekao, 'cod ull tirtiggl,(4 and dealers every.
where. I Dee. 21. 114-0.-1
ttAND HILLS
FEINTED AT THIS OFFICE
Drugs and Medicines.
WISHRT'S PINE TREE
Tar Cordial,
.NATURE'S GREAT REMEDY
MEM
Throat and Lungs.
1
tour to inform tire pUldic the
Dr I Q. f' s Wishaft's Pine Tree Tar Conlin!,
for Throat and Lino! Disenak , s, has pineal nu
en viable reputation from the Atlantic to thu Pa
cific coast, and from thence to sumo of the first
families of Europe, not through the press alone,
but Inc pergring actually henefitted anti cured at
his office. While he nublislies has, so ass our
reporters. he is 'triable to supply' the demand.—
'" gains find holds its reputation—
First. Not by stopping cough, hut by loosen
ir g and resisting nature to throw off the un
healtltn• matter collected about the throat and
ell IfSt, irritation.
Setnnol. It removes the cause of irritation
laa hich producer con ;;hl or the p l ume., membrane
and bronchial tubes, assists the lungs to act and
throw oft the unimulthy secretions, and purifies
the blood.
Third. It Is tree cram squills, lobelia, ipecac,
and iiphim, of whit h wu>t throat anti lung re,
are c.omitoa-d. uhich allay truly,
nntl iihornanize Om stomach. It has a soothing
eift.s:t on the stomach, acts on the liver uud kid
ney, and lymphatic and nervous rrgiun., thus
reaching to every part ad the system, and in its
invigoration anal purifying effeets it has naironl
a reputation which It must hi Id above all others
iu the market:
INT C:o l 'r I CM.
PM TREE TAR CORDIAL
Great American Dyspepsia Pills,
WORM SUGAR DROPS
Reim:under my Immediate direction, they shut
not I. se their ICS by the use el
cheap and Impure articles.
HENRY R. WISHART,
PROPRIETOR
FREE OF GIIAIGE.
I I)r 1, Q. f' Wide F.:AI/Mee Parlors are open
i Mon I Tue,ulayh and IV v.lnt,lors from il
.1 111 . t.r .i p m , tor emeolltafiot by hr. Wm.
With Lim /111, 11,1/v . 13101 t Wll C011....Hi11:
....Hill: /:1 \ I:111S
yport info). it not offered by at y other in
rtittni,,n
.ELI. LETTERS 111 :ST LIE AND RE5.1.1) TU
L. Q. O. WIC HART, D.,
NO !3 N. SECOND STTLEET
X' XX -01.3=71 M" MX X. 41..
N-v 14, Is-c 2
.-nt6
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
• Is wid,•lv known
as one of the most
~
remedies
tfr ever discovered for
cleansing the sys-
Y., • - , k r tern and purifying
, • the blesasL It has
stood the test of
.. years, with a eon
- stantly growing rep
ntation, based on its
intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re
markable cures. So mild as to be safe and
beneficial to children, and yet so scan hind
as to etli,tuallv purge out the great cor
ruptions or the * blood, such as the scrofulous
and syphilitic contamination. Impurities,
or that have lurked in the system
for years, soon yield to this pan erftil anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many of which are publicly known,
of Scrofula, and all scrofulous di eases,
Ulcers, ErtlptillnS, and eniptive dis
orders of the skin, Tumors.-Blotches,
Boils, Pimples. Pustules Sores, St.
Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipe
las, Tetter, Salt Rheum. Scald
Head, Ringworm, and internal Ul
cerations of the Uterus, Stomach.
and Liver. It also cures other com
plaints, to which it would not seem especi
ally adapted, such as Dropsy, Dyspep
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
Leueorrhaea, when they are manifesta
tions of the scrofulous poisons.
It is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. By renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
it dissipates the depressiowcattd listless lan
guor of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed vigor and a new lease of
life.
PREPARED DT
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Pradica/ and Anal/Mr . ; cz,,,„,„ft.
TOLD BIC aLL DRUGGISTS EVERTWIIERE.
Groceries.
DOWN TOWN NEWS
MINER AND COATS,
Main Street, IS doors below Boyd', Corner.X.x ttoee
FLOUR, GROCERIES, AND
PROVISIONS
Woorecous.tantlyreo Woo. nd now have onbtl
a fresh stock of Goode In °lull, e bkb we willsei
CHEAPI CHFAI I 'CHEAP
forcasbArextbamo orproduce
GOOD TEAS, COFFEE, SUGAR,
MOLASSES, SPICES, PORK,
FIST!, LARD, GAMS,
DRIED FRUITS,
CLOD ER & TIMOTI7I' SEED, &c.
Wacht , %stoettddand made addition. to onr Block
Palls. ai d are now ready to lorward Dotter to the bat
comtniss.onttoittea in'Now York.lreeo Oltarger, ant
Makelilwraladraneadtoots on consiguttiorita ,
Call and a xamtocoor dlock boron- partbaaftigala
whoro,andooorloveyoutiratver °Ube
,{
GOOD QUALITY-4 LOW PRICES
••` Goods.
P. U. MINIM, • • • W.. 11. 00ATIS,
Ea:Aware;
THIS WAY, GUMMI
Harpoon.
HORSE HAY FORKS
I„ J. NELLIP PATENT IIIfPIIOVED•
Toonty.Taro giata Pair Prataiams Awarded Tbla Port
In ' , Mean liontha—lSGO and 1170.
NEVIS'S GRAPPLE PULLY.
An Implement Out Fyn'', Farmer. Cerpinntee, Yuen
an d Painter Should 1.14T0.
HORSE RAKES'
nand Rake* Firythes, Snath•, Grain Cradles.
Iron. (A ebor Brand) Axle.,
s Springs.
Carriage Belts. Care Lm, (Steel sad 1200
32kIckziltcor
, 0 40w Ms' No MI MI POTS
That •.sesys Oros as 01 ARM WiIIIMEI whoa the
car e , l Ready for the T dc. TRY ONE and las will
and the Coll e Always Right!
• Tr.. Grind !tones,
Pfrk R. : moos
5,,...... P 11....
nt Knives, Serth Stones.
p.intoi. Oil.
Storms, Tin-N% lire,
Montrose, July 5, IST At BOYD 6 CORWIN
I lUNT BROTHERS,
SCRANTON, PA.
Wholesale A Rota Dealers la
II ARD W ARE, IRON, STEEL,
NAILS, SPIKES, SHOVELS,
':'IILDEIt'S HARDWARE,
JUNE RAIL, I:DUN 7 KIISUNK d T BAIL SPIKES
RAILROAD d . MINING SUPPLIER.
("ADRIA OE SPRINGs t AXLES. SKEINS AND
BOXES, "WITS, EDT's and ITASIIER&
PLATED BANDS, MALLEABLE
uNS, MUDS. SPOKES,
PELLoKS. SEAT SPINDLES, BOWS, Ac.
ANVILs. VICEn, STOCKS and DIES. BELLows
u m m Ens SLEDGES. PILKa,
CIRCULAR AND MILL SA WS. BELTING. PACKING
TACKLE BLOCKS, PLASTER PARIS
CEMENT. lIAI It d GRINDSTONES.
PRILICU WINDOW GLARS.LEATIIERd FINDINGS
FATRBANICR SCALES.
Scranton, March %I. ISG3.
Miscellaneous.
ICT.Ezt 1%7 IC rrail PL. MI
WILLIAM SMITH'S
enalve Foralnro Wereronm Fall will end the largett
FIRST CLASS AND COMMON
FURNITURE'
To he ("mod lif Wit oection of the GOOl t r y, of tdo own
. tau er, soil et prime that ceenut tall to give
aatla
tncuw., lit' MOW. r) , 1..14
EXTENSION TEALES
In the Country, nod WARILANTa than.
UPHOLSTERY WORK
Of .II tlud• done in the yeateet Manuel
EiX = FILIS.7II3. $3 33 3:0 Elf
OF VARIOUS KIIIDE.
PURE NO.I MATRASSES,
COMMON MATRASSES.
UNDERTAKING
Th suheetiber will hereafter make to.. "erlermalte
oty In his booln, so. Itarine JJo•t rotgpleted
NEW and iho most eleenut REMSE In the State. all
needing hi, set, ices wilt be attended to promptly end .•
satisfactory charges.
WM. W. SMITH It SON.
llontrose. Pa.. Jan. as. 1811.—r.o5—t1.
1 Ellloll VALLEY RAILROAD.
IL" On .d after June 10, lan-trains nu the Lehigh
Valley Railroad will run as follows:
— NO - . * No. No
A 5. O. 7.
NZW=I
243 100 91D Fludrs 12 43 013 643
3211 171 045 Waverly 13 00 635 000
395 137 10 00.... .-
11 45 5 11 54
4 .3) 205 10 10 ....T0ward4,....11 05 457 6:0
527 11 30 Wyolurlng ....10 05 7 IS
545 905 1151 1.280,1118 049 405 654
6 14 10 12 ...51eshoppen..... 033 691
6 25. 11 7' ...3lebuopaoy.... 013 611
55 350 12 45...Tunkhaunork... 641 320 666
80( 440 130 P122.00 , m 715 191 450
831. 510 2 15... Wllke.-Barre, ..700 1115 435
.. 739 43i...Manch Chunk
Jr.. xIA 650 Allentimn..,
H4O 641 ....Bethlehem ..
613 6
10 30 8 (....Philadelphia
040 Nos - York-- 9fo 900
r. 31... 11, A. Mt,
No. n: lenses Towanda el 116 a. 11.4 AD•fea, ea
p. ; it. nrrlvlr.-
11'0,31 cumin ail: in p.. 11.: Wavrrl e T.
-. tn.. Athena, at it p. arrivlng at Tor ndi a
'll5
laitr" Drarrmg Room Cre attattpd.-oo gt
e
running through front Elmira to PM:note Woo
It. A. PAA:Klip.titigerintead;
M3E•Vvir F1Z3,31•1
•
NEW GOODS.
I Th rt itZ d k r g deArraogr rotted,
t re lp 'b y
e fi a :o d,
yon, Jr., of Lawsvlito eentre, sto now prepared to nem
lob Ulu people with as dostrable uEtet7 01
DRY GOODS!
GROCERIES!!
BOOTS & SHOES!!
HARDWARE ! !
CROCKERY! &e.,
Ita van no Maud elsewhere, MI at as Desirable Prima
0. 11. Mott. B. C. Elm.
crime. Et nun.
Law's Me Center. Pa., April SLIM
B Ea) itergELT.rris_
rtanovcucumsa WOOD
pump, Tamales*. Untsble. flattest
And Cheap. :The best pomp for the
lettel money. Attention is eepeelany
invited to Ittlatebley:e Patent Imre.
ad Placket end New Prep t'neek
Valve, which ,an Iro Mthdnlrn with:
Ott TCIIIPTIng the Putnp Or dit t whim'
the pinta . Also, the CoppetChimter
wh i ch never erachn and VIII mil
Ault other . Yoe Ohio TgAlert ore!
.4 1 . 44D4p4 fa; thithlwutt YAWL
OnAL o.lll.6Teacrir.lree,
eta COOMeTW@tn?htilk”,P 4 t ,
tritte:etilit ,Ye-YA
Mitts,
Lock..
Knob.,
Latebrit,
Varnish.
Lamps. Le.
=EI
-11 45 133
A..x. 1047 11M
1093 UM
1005 11 33
$3O :u