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',ohune,22
&Viu'and gaisoe6td./
Arab nurser.
• • •
The 841 i an Arabia in' the second
• .:Volutne„of : new edition of the "Ea.
Ayelapsed* '.'gritatinica,"",is •by William
strut authorities up.
Alee subject . . • A. to6d porti o n of his
article, is given
. tai'tnitt., theme of never!
fail, icinderitii,the Arab horse. Ilesaya:
'`fleared under an. open slim,, and early
antlittnitek to. '!tl f e. sight.' ; of. man.. to the
''./044114tiiii141' ; '. of •*upros :and to al I
tit acciailirterrrif human life, the colt
vs:Awful) -free frtim .vioit or timidity, and
11 . -degn.o of• intelligence•
••ttkii 4 r; surprises: stronger.. Barley and
dates are'Ahe , cbiet. stall ,provender ; ; but
. the.giaisirofthe pastor 'e grOandi, in the
selection or which Much care is taken, is
the ordittary tionrisjinfmt of_ an Arab
hors:..• Of:wittet 'aliowaoce; is always
'kept parpos.ely.,,sealit. 'A goad Neklee
ro twenty' hours in
, • summer--time and eight-anti-forty iii
with out once requiring a drink,
PSW oCcitsiOnally given,in_
'sMalt-PaiitgtieS when extra exertion is
qiilized'; • lucerne grasi. "is employed for
••• loweriug. the-,tone.: (.1-Aditigs are , very
caio.r: that , :thost frequently
oetttrs tiny ;. then comes chestnut;
then white and sorrel ; mottle gray and
tim no* and,:then-to be found ;dark
bay, nereK , - , , Gotta are ridden . early—too
etuly, indeed—in their third or even see..
• tindleAtiaintd-...are soon-lAbroken unto a
'?''steady walk or canter and to the ambling
`pace which is a, special favorite with
. Arab riderl; racing, an Arab amusement
; from time itnmemorial," and . the game Of
, rzeu,' 11, kind .' of tournament; or Moak
' bliiiit palm . sticks, Uglily
popular : throughout Abe painsula, corn
. plete the training aii •to -wind nail . pace.
§,idilies,araseldom "used . in IN -.Wee,. and.
slirruplfrnever';' lineboih are occasionally . L
employed Rijez and Yemen.. So it is
' also, with •luts„ the place of which Is Ink-.
en in Nektee Ity halter ropes, the rt.' , a l
anee t f the.tinunal being, ..almost wholly:
elfeeiedAl the4reitsiii . _tile .r der's log.
and knee.. Shoes, too, are of rare occur
ranee, nor ant they. needed , in the iu.,ht
sa I, ni ixed of the central. provi icet, ;
cisthe Other hand ,, ihe.:-luifs s ire:, often.
rubh,•cl • with .grease, to coon:yr:let th,.,
•I drying effoetS.ol the:lit:MO gnintl.
all niceties f'.t g rooming, ducking and
..eltpping,exteßlo-.. the . Arahs are - niastenz
anti their kindness - to animals—
' a quality. *bleb they Share witl3 4 .,niost
- Orientals, together 'with, the care every
i‘i.asonahle man bestows on a raln a lik,
aeiteel ''bro par ty --e n sures to an Ar a b
ht,r - se good ,treatment at the hands of 'th e
owner. But 'Arab horsei..44 ) not porn- .
mon ly enter . ..tent, nor, play .wit h, women
iiirchildien;i . nrir in it,gerieral way, io they.
share 'th Media,' nor they hub,-
'.and cried over us (he mt
. soin'atiani•bilei‘eiltility of 'some , tic:rater,
has stiggisted. . An Arab: flying 'ilor his
has, indeed, 'been k'nowl.' to gi . ve. ton .
p:Ctie 1 , tea d . abo in , : to • his
-rather than . eat it
,himself- r An . aet'
in WitiCh self..pieterviition had, as large 'a.
Lastly, the 'standing
pro!i6ition at fr'oor Nejdoe
- nOthing • more romantic • in: it:
- than narrow-minded'' - applleation .of the
pl es ,•:of
,monopoly; in
other eases.-relnetant to conclude ..a fair;
tudieates - that the,effer . maile .
• • • i
.."
To Pipieut Smut In Wheat.
Aiorrespondent of the,Soulhern
rator says
•-• -'ll'Aeja3liNibg brine and wash . or liet!
ttir
,witeat - thoroughly; then drain, i lind
life the., wheat getiolry; sift 'on *bee
;until stir w4l, so that all the wheat may
oomeDnitintitet4ith the, 'ashes; or
in othi&*rds. soak the wheat iti,stmng
brittqW chew dry it with , good' strong
ashes, , fairAlaken lime would probably do
us well or better,) and then it is ready
Iforrsowing. It may be prepared env.
time 'when heeded, but should nbt stana
%,overtop lone, as the vitality of the seed
tie injured. I have seen it used
fijiteett , pears in succession, and never
'knew it fail to prevent 'smut. I also
think ;'that the wheat grows' off better
when prepined in _this way, than when :
sowed !4yor soaked in a solution'of blue-
Who 15,The.8en Fariber.
s'vrtie best farmer is ha who raises the
hest,sild largest crops on the smallest
siirrace Of land at the least expense, atd
attlie same dine tintinally itnproves his
's , 111; who- understands his business and
'attonds_to it; 'whose manure heap ir, Very
large and atwavg increasinZ : whose corn
'et sniolti: , ,house are at home.; *bn
:is carrounded , by all the neceisiries of
life;; who studit-s his profession and tries ,
ttheadh'• tettO,tion it; who• keeps a
strict account of his out-goei well its
who kniiiva • how he
stands it the eta or each season: Such
.a farmer,,liine.times out of ten, will silo
ceedAnd not' only mike farthing a ply asant
but profitable • Occiipation. - Try it, and
see how it is your-s , If reader.
Serest, vs. Nadi.
- •
MEE
Most mechanics who work in wood do
not arpear to under•stand the eminent
sopen(oll of wood. screws' over brad'
and nails.' In many places, one. screw is
three Or (ear tiutle „ When' one. is seear
dg4liatipito' birtten' . doors, or., eleats,to b
off b 6.1, are very unsuitable
;when compared. With the , efficiency of
gim let-pointenl Screws, Screws will hold
two picel tif wood more rigidly than
nails; and if the timber should shrink a
t#l , ll Iheiacrewa;c3,o hg4 ink' ulif4k, 'tight ;
wliereasit "trittionif w 'instances;
to t ighteu Alit loose wooc. with Malls in all
"places wet#Atlis.*l 'tinfisuak,strain on
the'pitit=lsl3_6o
IN Care a 'Mon.
, .
14Ions nittallY follow , a bruise or . other
ti - 444be. tqindt which:..does not cause
AIR soon "aspaiti begins to be
Tcja thatoitused part take it small . Rahn
, tit!
,tif:4lt; aliOly; it to the ' trona; sod
pour:oi, xgotigh spir4e of turpentinett.
, make Itastsist. This will .zusuallf drive
:the Mk' liwavAitilo i 4.Aaiii.' forfelon
has prtigt,essOr 4 s,tefat as' - to become t
wrip;if s tagatia 'root; pohnd. d
.fine aud istbistetted...with water. This
will draw thi felon to a head; but/with
, 'oat pain that t wit be seriously' felt.
A third remedy to"tnaketi• salve by
~4isiolVitig a small pieo.i of laltpehe the
size of a heat in ir up \of affeet cream.
Theo bruise the inner bark - of. tweet alder
is tbe ; ereamiiitit simmer slowly until it
• zalseaa*site. . Apia!, •to the felon
-
and it will 'give *lama immediate relief,
aud'if
.abst`rfelotr tat not. gone' too far,
wjaArtr, am!, without injury or
tuitii!.o pain. '
ea
.40 . 4 - 4 04 . )11 cam-of stook maim , in a
FPAlCV;:bilikillg. the ,animal onto.,
itiliaboat 61t i4ore Is of it:
'7O - ****Outfwileedi,ogataqk a pail
thttlt •,rnikated ; the limb ILLUSt
ir4 0 , task; the .periou
4 4/Or iar "
•r l -1 1 ia Hsi
monildnow-f,ous.
• .
,F4lllOlO
A Constant Rtmtder.
.
lIY kiatitaNAS
,The' ovenrorke4liciibe'of the Midvale' Oa
- .. •
• Sat wondering — moneyless "
It his office would ever be cleared of its debt,
With the times so deplorably tight—
When the tread of oldAeatlier wita.iiettrd,cin
, ; - • ':,
Aifd a ittiatilrer — stepped' into the reorti,
Whti asked 'with the " I don't let me bother
• ypu, sir,"
Which the bore is sol'apt to assume
. -
"Mow are ye ?" ; The '• editor rose with a
smile
And pleasantlytylelded his chalr-r-
~Placed the visitor's sadly unbeautiful
IWhioli exhibitd s y m ptom s of wear) •
, e„
Op the top of the desk, alongside of his own,
shocking okl plug, by the way,)
And - then asked_in tk rather obsequious toned
"thin we du anything, for you to day ?"
"No—l jest called to see ye" the visitor said ;
Paz a friend to the newspaPer.
Here. he ran a rod handkerchief Over his
head, - • .
And accepted the editor's fan-- , •
"I hey read the pie Cps You've writ for
your sheet.
And they're straight to the :plitt, I con.
':That 'at' slap you gin Seysercati attrtinly .
Iroti're *a ointment, sir, to ~,the presi 1"
y!.l am glad you are pleased," said the writer,
"Indeed!
But you praise me too highly, by far--
just select an exchange that you're anxious
And while reading ti 7 this cigar ;, •
13y the tiay,l've a melon laid up for a treat.-
I've been keeping it nestled in ice,
It's a beauty, sir, fi t for an angel to eat—
Now, perhap s you'll relish a slice.?"
Then the stranger !\olled- ur half a dozen or
more P•
Ot the choicest exchanges of all—
iltiped 'to *l4 ; knit threw the rin&i :
on the floor, •
Or dung them at dies on the wall,
he assured his new . friend , that hid "nieces :
were wrote'
, • .
In a wanner on : commonly able"—
As he wiped his:red hands, on the e4itor's
coat
. •.
'That hung it the aide Of the table. -
"By the way, I've neglected to ask you your
• • fiald the scythe) as the stranger arose
"Thittli a 'tact," he replied, "I'm A.blmaleett
Yon have 494 o' that name, T sn . ppoae
''rip living out here on the Piddletown Creek
Where - 1 own it' good boOse tun: lot;
The'Gasetts gets around to me %most every
I'm the constantest realer yoti'ye got 1"
"Almalech Barre, , mused the editor,
"B-a-to-e--• •
(Hem Nis
,guest begged a chew of his
twist}— ,I, •
I'm sorry to say youf,mellifluuus WWI!
Doesn't happen to•tiOnormy . list ri
• "'Slioie not, wailbe•aniWer—"no• reason it
-- should, •" -
PM. ye see lotii With MU Prim—
He's a reglar subscriber and , pays ye in wood
And I burrow yer paper bim
Why They Dldnlt Strike Water.
They have been -boring an Artesian
well out., at the, iron foundry, and for a
time . the work, seemed to go along'yery
nicely. The - boring was done with st.two
inch auger fixed in the end of an iron
r which was twisted around by a
wheel worked'.bv two men.,
Oneditiliffer they had - gotie-down k i.
goodtinany feet,they tried to puff the rod
out, but it wouldn't come. They Were
afraid to use 'much force' lest the auger
should come off and stay in the hole.—
When they had gone down about three
hundredleei they began to think itqueer
that there were no. signs of water'; but
they
. bared a hundred feet' further ; one
day; just as they were 'beginning on' an
other hundred, there was an excitement
at Murphy's.
Murphy lives next door to the foundry
and on the day, in qnestion; his boy Came
running into the house and told him to
come into the garden quick for there Was
some kind of an 'extraordinary animal
with a sharp nose borrowing up out of
the ground. Murphy concluded that it
must be either a potato bug .or a.grAss
hopper .that had been batched in the
'spring, and he took out a bottle of bug
poison to drop on it when it came up.-
- When Murphy reached the spot there it
was pushing its way up through the sod.
Its nose seemed to resemble a sharp point
like steel. Murphy dropped some Pusan
on it, but it,didn't appear to mind the:
stuff, but kept slowly creeping up, from
the groom!. Then Murphy felt it,'and,
was astonished to find that it felt exactly
like the end of a fork prone. Re sent:
the 4 boy into Perkins and all the rest of
the 'neighbors. • Pretty soon a large crowd
collected, and by this time the animal
had emerged to the extent of a couple of
inches!.
Ey , rybody was amazed, to, see that it
Adoked exactly like the end of a :arge au
ger, and two or three men were so scared
at the idea of, such a thing , actually
growing out of the earth that they sod- .
d?nly got over the fence and left. Per
ktnii couldn't account, for it, bathe Brig
gested chat maybe somebody might have
planted a o gitnlet there, and it had taken
root and blossomed on t into an ,auger.but
he admitted thaehe never heiird . of snob
a thing before.
Murphy , said 4 Af , that kind*tttf , thing
'would work,lhe probably might, go into
the businesa regulaiyend raise axes by
planting hatchets, and gutii by sowing .
piston:. The excitement increased so
that' the men' Who".tvire boring 'the Arte
sian wed knocketl off 44 ,e,aino over to
see tha phenonie .Yt was noticed.
that as soon se stopped work the
anger ceased to . - and when they ar
rived they tooke t it fora minute, and
one then said : . •
"8111, eo' vo eeognize - that anger
"I think I do," - •
4 .1Ve11, Bill, you go and unhitch that
i 4 eel from the other end of the rod."
Bid, did so; tkxn the;other man asked
the cr.6wd.to take hold of the auger and
pail. They did, and out came-fourihnn
tired and fifty felt of 4ron -rod. Tile
auger, had shof off to 'the aide turned up ! .
ward and .0403 e to the Batik. in Nur
pby's garden. , The Artesian well was
abandoned;,and. faundry man,
biuglik,ll - . Stem' purnp, and began to
pump *stet frOtti' the, river:— Ez„
women his 'cured ,ber, ,hoobsr..d of
staying out-*eat igk tit by going to' the
door .when be eagle :borne - bud whisper
ing through the , key bole, "Is iha'ou,
R A
er busband's nne is John,
and. be stays at borne every night now,
and 'Sleeps with one
. eye -open Viand - re
volsPer under his pillow.
: ; , 7
Taro old ,00wii potb its tree
,41 Diullisi; , At4kTueou, ot t od
tom 0401 b**4o4. otEkrojiovJliott
**ll44F64 "0 140071;
T 3V(4111 1 11,0SE' _DEMOCRAT, 'I3 . .EbEIBER, 15, 187.
•
glik . co,atirotio. 4..
.op"6titig . uu
Laughter-is :ea inunnital ea the goals.
„Dap sage 1 )e called a gronid hog P
A' bur4sa that is picking !p-The
rag gati i
elle. , .„ • ! , I
.. ,
Use y nir own braina rather t • n those
of other :''' -, :_ '', ', , ,.
, • Ilave Order; system,' regularityy rid also
promptness. I - i
,
"Cenfeiiiiial HOtels7 are multi lying in
Philadelphia., ,: . ~
• -- . ••••
Do no meddle with husiness AM' know
nothing of. ,k •I - 7 •
;
It isiered 'that the, evanieli4 Moody
will notl live lung:
A - man may,r-live -insti l s , by voiding
;,
what he Wallies iu others. ?.
Forethought is the idea - whil comes
before'you think - about it:! \ :
Men who fish for complimett:te don't.
care how dirty -th' l e water, is. •
•
Stones*ll Jackson's first . and.rl . .name
t
.was Thomas Jonathan. : . --, ... •":" • .
•
Parisi i 7 ladies
_are said to look like
pencils covered with raiment.:;'f
The bald German' exhibitor
. .:-at. the
Centennial now nuilibers 1,140. , :
, 4 •
To remove • wartsitib the ,rafilieted
parti against a circular &Icy. - •
I Maiden ladies.rejoice. Helen,[
iTroy,
'as forty ahe-eloped. .
-
~ .
A little ..thing gives krfeetieti,although
perfection. is tiot•a little thing. 1..-
daughter.of, Jefferson Pay.ii is soon
to heinarried to a I:llernphis havk cash;
. '
1; Will Settle is the 'name of ;:ti . Wiecon
bankrupt. His ,Creditors That he
will. I t . ! •
13,1emed at.l3 theywllo have no hing to
pursun44(.l.4is say
e 1' • . : •
Japanete edncittioaal pro • gress . js to be
re.litabl,f; represented at ,the '•nteutii
al.
.
Carrikr pigeons flew kom *istol to
Philadelphia., twenty -miles, "d. thirty
minutes. ' . \ z. , .
Thelraudit who continually complain
,i
of pinching want,deservedly wa,it pinch-
I I
File who sins against men,niayi ear dis
covery, bUt he who ains
,agaiu,Nt Goa is
Auiv of :LI ' ' It
IA _Kentuckian eight feet in i eight is
tlielhAppy,possessor of a wile neatly three
inChes taller. 't, '
• \ 1
There are many persons, aarently.
who! Walla be better off if tl:i' could
it y
lose their characters.
A colony of natives of A.lsace nd Lor
-
raine,has been 4 orZahattd, to sett!' in Pike
county, next spring.
,
Wheh a man to whom you,leh money
'rayshe will, be: indebted to yoil foreier,
xou rna' y believe him, my boy.. il' •
In lie• Christian race, all pati e nt run
ners•Win; andin the Christian little, all
who endure to the end are victrs. _
4
.It is understood that the Ilsince of
Wates h s Wen advised by thiEnglish
- Cabinet 'to •return home , at: an early
day.
. . ,
Well-i formifa Mobile aittontmea say
the preSent cotton crop, if .iil can'. be
thered, will be the :largest_ since the
. , ,
The census of 1875, taken i 4 several
totes, sbows„thav , the proves, of 4r
Ipulation has aellieved a temParary
heck.'l - - •• ' 1 ,- 1 -
, One Duncan Campbell :is walling from
the Atlantic to the Pacific au expects
to walk from the PaCific to fhti AtlOnt
-1 i -
_a is opp osed to wearing
ita
flaVneeti°Brt! Du ff l
ts. e say s no stord
man like himself has anything'. lt
to fear
. -
from rhenmatisin. 1 ~.
g
An old lady. in Detroit., heitriUg that
American Gal was dead, temark4d: 'Pve
ague staid that this tight, lacilig vrottld
lay 'em out some day"
They . have a soap-weed in Neal Mexico
which extracts ail dirt except tie smell
of 'th, tdiundant onions of the Bio
:Grand which weigh a pound -
apiece..\.l
1
, • 1. 3
..
A c ['temporary : thus .
states „ 4:-.Y.The
young tuen are taught to believe they
cannol afford to. Marry, and th-ti widow
.l
era have an opportunity, to get all the
best girls. j.! , - 1
• 1 ..
The postmaster 4-.olcahurnakii (riii.)
'has a pet turtle, He' fedit from tiis hard
a Pew'days since. I A suffic;ent iime, has
elapsed to digest tne thumb, and #e t r
tie 15 still alive. I ,' • ' -
Miss Laura. Sp tire, of Camilla, a.;
. 1 -
weighs 203 pdiand ;
„, and stands ilia set
two and a half Inc tea high. She e finely
r
~?1
formea quite nod ancl looking. But let
unmarried men be re.”
A
-
4 boy, carried some eggs home from,
tke sliopi droPped'uf lliJ ~ Did ydu 14,;„1 ;
any,...' asked his na the , when`-he told
her '4lf - it ',,, "Yo" ti 41 the little!, fellow,
"but 'the shellaca* o some of '#m." • -
Thereart a few? men in this' kouritry
who can' rise up-, with a chunk cbc4,r4
nOitice Oat theireit Lof - the consatitur
is tdown; - and "stand 'there fiie ' inutei
Fg
withunt-believeing
.hat his coat doesn't
fit him
l' , f
,The population of the' Unitect , S tates
i5 c 46',2,50,000. If, alshas beet Les ituatsd,
each person, has-,200 ? 000 hairs on hos bead
that would — make 9,250,000 t 0001 hairs.
These if judicii)Uslyappiied, would season
925,000,000,000, phi es of butter, ' • ,
Totnbetone lately erectOn In 'i Nash
ville cemetery says f the' deeeasd ; His
accounts were found square to cent!'
There are'lots of ple whO Wu at the
idea that-any "one i buried ' uiad 1.r.. thst
q) i,
atone. . 1 ' , . I
lioin a cow beion
.li : etahat;ge tell
Ile 4,8,
to lir D of
skeins of Mr. D'a
in a skein; the San
clothes-lice to dry,"
know Whether it's t
as a•coir - or wieavl
Ati 141db/on girl,
lover really loveditn
"wad dorm, they
Oari.ful `lover.!.jump
left, leaving her toA
She went:Oft,itud
clerk.
_ 1114
Vermont, l'ate hve
,pet ytrn, six knots
'e tieing hung on a
still now , they don't
et to kev - . .t4e cow
leer up into car Peta.
wished to fee if her
r, hired a boy to yell
ere walking atone—
i4 over a fence and • chewed 'im) alone.
' •
T rried , a dry +goods'
ge,o_rittbiberrnaO,
to Joho ESotter;
ihe wor4 "tiglit,"ll)
“Aionoirs, l ,'uo 814
illt3UCt4 :11 1 181)41 . 311 , 41'
thAttiviiitto", in tkoott
Mina
written al letter
fir using
refs-rring . to 4414 40
iliac he. has
toi#l4pt, ``en
, •
NOW "Adveriisements
W:.*,46.7,§01,y04 . - *
The wad of the Wonle*.
TILE SUCCESS. OF VEGETINE.
Tt strikes e the. ma
liver t of. Mews by purifying thi
blood. restoring On snd kidnoysto hosithy action.'
Invigorating the !emus system.. v
Reliable Evidence.
•
2in. 11. STEVENS r•-•
Sta-1. most cheerfully add,my testimony to the
. gregtnumber you hare already received in favor ofyour
great and good medicine, Vegetine. for Ido not think
enough can be said lit Its praise, for was tronbled peer
thirty years with thst dreadful disease, • Catarrh. and
had such bad coughing spells that it would - seem as
though I could never breathe any morn, and Vegetine
his cured me ; and Ido the/ to thank God: allthe time
there la so gbod a medicine as Vegetine. and I also
think It one of the best medicines for congha and weak
stoking feelings the stomach, and advise everybody
to take the Vegetine, for I can assure them that It is one
of the beat medicines ever was.
MRS. L. GORE.
Cor. Magazine and Walnut Stn.,
. Cambridge, Mara.
THOUSANDS SPEAK.
VEGETINE Is, acknowledged and recommended by
physiclanS and apothecaries to be the bent purifier and
cleanser of the •bltod ,yet discdvered, anti thousands
speak in its praise who have been restored to health.
• Report (Soma practical chemist anditiothecary.
Boevoit Jan. I. ItR4.
DIAR Sta.. This Is to certify that I have sold at retail
15,1 dozen (ISO bottles) of yoor Vegetlne since April
U. 1870. and can truly say' that, it has given the bast
satisfaction of any remedy for the complaints for which
it is recommended that I ever sold. Scarce!) a day
passes without some of my customers testifying to its
merits on themselves or their friend.. lam perfectly
cognizant of -several cares of Scrofula Tumors being
cured by Vegetino alone In this vicinity.
' Very respectfully you LEAN,
468
468 Broadway.
To H. R. Stzvaxe, Esq.
VEGETIN
•WILL CLEANSE FICROFOLA FROM VIE SYSTEM;
HONEST OPINION.
Mo. lI.R STEVENS: 2 - , '
Dealt gin—This is to show that: my son was take!)
itch in Jannttry; Scrotala, which came out in
terne sores and ulcers on his let and hip, His leg was
swelled more than twice Its natural size. He had sev
eral doctors of high standing in their profession—two
imn.ttostonund the. from Ctrarleotown—wlthouh get
ting* hit better. Ile was obliged to lie wherever he
Was placed, for he had no use of his limbs
'When ha had given np Ail hopes of his livin we were
told to try VEGETINE , the great bleed purifier; and
he had taken' tt but a short time before wu could see a
great:change , The sores mu' so bad -that we had to
change the clothes font or five times a ear Atittil,he was
getting heifer.; for he could move his limbo and help
t himself a,little. 11,. was soon able to alt np in bed. and
'by Constant ,use of Vegetine, tt NM cored him, lie has
a lame leg, which he will probably have for life: but we
all honestly believe. it we bad used VEGKTINE.before
we had bothered with those - ductors, it would have say,
ed the use of his leg, and restored it to natural health,
I hope all those troubled with Scrofula sill mad this
testimony of me and my toe, who IP, now well and able
to speak for himself. t:ATHEEINE MAIIGNEY.
JOHN 'MAHONEY,
19 'Trenton St., Charlestown, Mass.
May 10, 1022.
The'sbeve gain but hottest statement cmiclusivelY
shows the quick and lhorohgh cleat sing effects of the
. VEGETINE tit Scrofula.
•
• , •••• .I
' VICORTINII Is acknowledzed by all classes of people
to be the peat and most reliable blood- miter, in the
world.
Noe. 24. 18M-47. . ,
Sold by •11 Druggists Everywbers
H. larrrt.. rta r r i a l l
Would eallittentlon to hie Ne*Stock of
SPRING AND SUMMED GOODS,
Now on sale, In new ,
bid CO C)D2
LADIES DRESS GOODS, BLACK
AND • COLORED ALPACAS, .
• NEW STYLE OF PRINTS,
SHAWLS,WATER-PROOFS, FLAN
NELS, BALMORAL, AND HOOP
SKIRTS, VELVETS, HOSIERY,
HEAVY WOOL GOODS, CARPETS, .011
CLOTHS, PAPER HANGINGS, BUFFA
LO AND LAP ROBES, FURS, HATS
AND CAPS; BOOTS Awn SHOES,
= HARD W ARRIRON,NAIES,
, STEEL, STOVESAND
GROCERIES, ETC.
.In great vanety,'and will be sold on the most
favorable terms, and lowest prices.
' H. BURRITT.
New Milford, Mayiat:
pAwrs AND OILS.' . --
A FMB STOCK AT
- B. R. LYONS &. Co.'s.
Montrose,Xsy 14,161. • .‘ •
C ABPE'TI3,
CARPETS AT SO CENTS AND UPWARDS.
—Less than N. Prices—
.14r Sala by 8. IL LYONS dc Co
Stl9 AB, -TEA; COFFEE,,
• ,
. .
. . ti 1 • !
~ i and otte4 -.. ' 1
ar.tvc•Cseriles.‘
At . Low FW ires st
WAILI AND WINDOW \PAMiti.
A Large Stock, ,
And New Patterns Received Every
- Week Direct From the' ,
'Manufactory.
11. R. LYONS & CO.
'.Glade' O. N. T.,
and John ciliv• Spool .Thread.
Watie. Black, and Colored—from No: 8 to No: Ib2, at
Tb-cente per dozen. or sale by •
B. B. LYONS de. ICO.'
. 1 26 n# 05 i. 111 :F 14 ,: 18 PL—tl
TAL3FILIDIXELtsLa 110017/15 . JO
orTvirrit.llut °OUST . Wald.
NONTBOSE.PENN'
.10 . .1iN 4; : TVI,#LL, Pl.:c,cip.'als.
. Nine. Staged and Racks leave this House dsUy !AU
uent)n7 with the, Montrose Railway, the ..Lehigit Valley
Railroad. and the D. L. tic- W. Railroad,
Anrillet.'lB73.-tf
Where :.Nov :
WRY TO A. N. BULI:ARA'B;
• , ,
AT THE BEAD OF isTAVIOATION,
to get some
SPILIIi4 SEED WHEAT, 04OVER
1 , = AND TIMOTHY.. SEED;
.13funlen Seeds! 4411 libuis.the Ter" bast Flour, Sager .
Tea, (Wee, Vise, Llams: Lout, etc:. etc.
•
- •
Forty cases of choice Attuned goods, consisting in poi
of Teacher, Pal*, Plank Cherries, Quinces, titiswber.
riest.Yine Apple., Corn, Has , Tomatoes; Peas;Duck.
Turkey ,Lobster. Succotash, Peach, clothe* ,anu Apple
Batter, porileillinni, and lots of caber things quits too
14M13131111 toceesSion, Walt which wilt be sold, k gill
Wdsof - PATRO.N.W! tor retic.Y pay at Pticta that will
-. I4corsr CJl:szalpeikitioza. •
Mica/ upon tile irinalkle iire.lll24 IM hrs.
Val sad a.. at, 817/.14.111:113:-.'
illtintrose,AprtlX,lB76o , , , '
B. R. LYONS &
OM 'Ss .SILAC IV 4131. - Slam ..
OF VARIOUS tarns. -
PURR NO.I MAT ASSES,
AND COMMON MATRAS,gIIS
TEo smbscribee will tie r make t admixing a
!peaky badness. 1 . ilavine
_AR completed a
NSW and the meat elegant HEARSE lo the State t all
naed.lngttla services will btrattended t o promptlyand at
eitio .i•tori.ehargea. • • L .
Wit W, SMITH & SON.
• Mostrittad.PS—Jam. 31 1411.—nob—tt.
Beat calicoes 8 cents per yard at Chop
Johieti. •
DONLEY j•ki CASEY,
,
No. a St 60 Washington St.,
D
)'.
1~ ~" N ~
~,_
Would respectfully cell attention to their bar sto •
r 2%7 e r 1:7X11. Zi
whlctrtheiere selling et from 15 to 20 per cent. 4 . 4
OULU heretofore, A fell assortment of
PARLOR, DINTRG ROOl4 and KITCHEN nßbil.
- - • TULLE. •
Parlor Betts, him $6O, spryer& Chamber Bette: from
$4O upward. • „Idattresses from 4/4 upward. Pure Wool
NettreettreAlront $lO to 4115. _Oak; 'Ash and'Wahmt
McMeekin Tables from $8 Co VS. " • • • -
- • Youtudtdo better by „pur&asing your goode of us than
of any.deahni in this it4Ction oi, the country. We will
not be andensokt by any one. eget of New Too Ckty„—,
No sztraeharge for packing or delivering goods at the
depot* - ' '
We &lire toWsys wow:. Iu .this lice we Ways Stein's
Patent Casket, and 4 variety' or other styles. , Dutiel
Rubes, ti broods, etc, •
•
The hearse Oanttgel,attacblid to out establish
ment copilot be surpissed to ttds section. These wilt
Ira tworotetted to those *lto „require, at a ressenabni
ure,auywbere within _sir24l4lS of twenty nation from
this city, Otre us a 54.; ' • '
. • • DONLEY & CASEY'.
•
Dingbamt.oh. Nsilftb,*".—st
JOB PLUM;
AT TWA (1 4 4 1 1c5, '0111.4.
Mbeelleatottt Agrii7tissinerits:
ziamiztapsy ram2o
sA.r*ixt
L.LENHEINL
GEORat,-,-
Has just returned from New York with , a large and complete assortment of
D . RY 99.0,0 - . ..,1C..LPTR1NGv:,800t5,..4-, SHOES,
Hatec and Caps Notions &e, &d
Filling hie large Ttemporary" on the National .14414 s irOund& We shall
remain . here until our new ,
, • • • 7
BRICIi,b i ,rOREiIS COMPLETE ON THE OLD 'OROUND. '
Our stock is new and bought wlth • care. We, will, us heritofore, offer the largest
assortment and •best bargatuain the county.
. _
ter - Butter and'Prod Lice shipped. Highest price and prempt returns guaranteed;
Money advanced whim desired.
Great Bend, July, 7th, 1875;
FRANK
(13HANCII HOUSE OF JOHN MONItOE & CO., PHITADELPHIA,)
Wl3. 4 a.tekiEtlet 1-4.43.12.0 r• Dealers,
NO: 11..0 LACI4 AV ANNA A Y ENIETEINCR A
. . .
All kinds and grade. of 1:101MITIO & U(POBTED WINES :& LIQUOR% a. row./.5
Noiember 10th, 1815.-8!n -
s.':-_tNEy., :13ING7filANTTO.:11..N.y,-.1
mrimo
EVERY -..5TY.11.-::..0F
Bronze Lamè Opal Lamps, All Mass Lamps, Hand L mps,
Burners, Wicks, Shades, Shade Holders, &c., &c.
_
TAT A-Nip - .JA_PPA_NED. W ARE :
. -
Prices Guaranteed as Low as any House in Southern' New York.
. ,
iddres's by Man iil 4 !omPtlY*ttootdCd To.
B Dir t JOB PRINTING , 0 AT . THE LOWEST( ft ATES
We are continually adding new material• to oar office, and with our.
Large Stock 'of ..70. TYPE and YVIIR Prbitiug Presses, we is:efy i comepetlon
Both SI Price and Quality, eiltherli Plata Blsc
Nsurrii,l - t?Ltre.
At W. 'NV. Sinith &t Son's
extol ive Fuzz ttrare Waestoom yin willind the largest
'to . *of
FMST CLASS AND• COMMON
wimitiav witrxzem
To be found In this section of the country, of his owi
inanufs,cture,, sad at prictioxbet cannot tall to give satlF
faction. They !mike the very best
1
EXTENSION TABLEs
• ; . 1
lithe Country. Anil WAERAY'vr them.
rs ioiatlt 3r 3r :11Wctr3s.
Of kinds done tithe neatest masa.
V:N..DI:E , RITA :K.:l 'N
,G
BINGI4.4►NTON, N. Y.
OF OUR
~ : , - X t4;:•34.42.0 ', 3E,zoist. il
GEO. L LENIIEDI.
THOMPSON
•
DEI.ALER, ' IN
FIAT
AND COMMON MINER
[SPECIAL INDUCEMEN'TS
I ALSO; . IAANUFACTURER OF
or Colored Wark-
spItING: ,st . r7.11.74g4
-1 7 94;10 . 4*3,,, ti-.:-..E.,-:::.
WILLIAM' HAYDEN
STAPLE & FANCY DEY GOODS,
BOOTS & SHOES, READY
MADE. CLOTHING, . .
HATS CAPS,
Dress Doods: a good assortMent Prints, all .e new
and Olney 'patterns i n the ma rket..Joodi a
great variety..
BLEACHED • AND lINBLiACHED
COTTONADES, • •
DENIMS; TICKS, ." =
STRIPE , •
• • - SHIRTIN.G. LINEN
TOWELING, CARPET WAEP
BOOTS scE ,SHOES, ' :i'
_
The largest stoc In town. 1- First class goonaat 1
price Oars than can e bought of any other.
-). parties In the
. . ": • t
. - ATS & CLIPS,. -- ,
i i i
all the latest styles. • ';•. I j • . 3 , ..•
READY-MADE IPLOTHING •
Is MI line; and good pods %rellimade and trimmed.
Call and Examine my noes'lfoicre purchasing Ore
where, I will not he undersold for tut same ,quality of
Ofnacts, by any one In or out of town.
Butter shipped. Prompt returns et the higheit mar.
cat prite,'ealerr guarantee/ bUht cashed as somas rt.
haired.
Wx,.IIAYI)II4.
Ne ar Milford, lrse:24.lBTS.—t,l. 22 , _
• 1
UxNT BROTHERS . , _
:1 SORANTON
Wholetale & Rotilllpealereln •
HARDWARE, IRON i" STEEL,
NAILS, SPIKES, SHOVELSe
17TIL1)ER's HARDWARE,
.31INE RAIL, 00U.N7ER8UNIC di T BAIL SPIKEt
. • RAILROAD kE AIMING SUPPLIES'. • •
OARRIAGE iIPRINOA AXLES, SKEINS AND
BOZEB, BOLTS, NUTS and WAEHERS,
PLATED BANDS. MALLEABLE • •
• • 1.80N8;
BELLOWS. SEAT SPINDLILS4IO •
ANVILS, VICES, STOCKS and , D/E, BELLOWS!
HAMMERS. SLEDGES PILKS.
CIRCULAR AND MILL SAWS,TIRLTIN G. PACKINti
• TACKLR iILtiCKS, PLASTER PAR/s-
CEMENT.HAIR it GRINDSTONES. •
!MINCH WLNDOW OLASS.LUTHER Nsii);CP'
FAIRBA.NK'S SCALES* • ,
F IIMERS, TAKE NOTICE •
. ,
•
Beet market price, Paid in . COI. for
- CORN, RYE, AND, OATS,.
- at ttie Atentrtite StticreMid
• - D. A..
.MositrDOC.Jsilyl4.ll3Z.--tf,-, , •
A.DiritIXTISING : ()Isar : tined:', Systematir
persona who contemplate - Making' contract a th
newspapers for the Insertion of adrertiaemente, e old
send ini emits io Geo. - P. tiowein i Co.. 4.1. pnrk , liew
New:York. for their PAId.PfILIT-11001i (ninetpace.:
eve/ edlliou.)containtng lista oiiover 91M newepapent
and estimates. allowing the coati , A dve rtieemento tak
en for leading papers la Imuly ti.lates at a tremendous
eduction from publishers' rates { fiat the Book. $11...'
. ,
$5 ti) $2O Per day. 'Agents Waritelf:Allcliuis.
es ot working pepplq of both sexes
young and old. snake mote money at work ferns,: la
their own localities, during their spare memento , . or all
the time, than et . say thing able. We Offer employ.
Merit that will. pity handsomely e' *may tour's 'WO*.
Pl2ll particulars. terms. tent tree. ffend •us
_your
Address at one* .
Don't delay., lioWle the lime.. Deril
Zook, for_ work or buslneas elsewhere until,. vitt US,
leaned what We offer. it.tX!" Nirtiend
Maas. , - • .1 •
& CO.,
1
, • u eh _1
'
z 1
c
M
.±,
' Ch t4
t 0. - 9
Ig
9 '
2,2 •
any bottle in the Mate..
A.' S.
March 31,1875
LIAAVLSI 'CRURiEt.
Just Received
BY-
10p, fft.;%
moNiET - srAyi:::•:t.); , :.
fiTEAFFIRg,
`)rte: Gpops,
GR.T.FETBi.k.i:SAYAE:
flue opened at `the old IfwAt(du. a )1. B. K ileoa in
- the Brick Block Montrose, and we .0.111 be pleased Le
Nee xlll ol'nur old fried& sod the' lastly new ones w
,!Idis? to gain., Our, !tack liltcouststuf,
Iron, ell 110 NET.
OT ALL XLSOII,
CROCKERY GIA.-§W424,
In large quantittaf aniMarleiy. Stone 'Mire,' Woon
Ware, ttoope-Fuintehing - GoodA and Groceries. Wf
Mall glee part:cntar attention to the fireetty.Trtdc
and keep aMI Orortment Tea', Sugar, Cetrees.;
Faintly • • •
Groceries . 6 Prolusions,
In full varlet). Salt and Flour. We shell keep con
.slantly on baud fine brae& of dorm at flinch lei Hon
old prlces.and warnint It to please. , Goode delivered
promptly to our town enamor*.
.
-.TE.ILNIS:—Our terms will be otrintly . ,
Roacip-I"dy,
„ .
. . „
(cash or produce.) This it will be well to remern:
bet. as this. will be the secret to onv low prices- We
are contident that by calling and examining onrgoodr
and Vrieea your vpttl find that It will be for your inter.
eat to try our goads and terms.. . -
icriaitsox Gntrrts; B. M. Salsa.
'Montrose. May, lBth.'74.—tf. •
•
GARTER,
& ;JOHNSON ,
,I;IgrHOMiEWLIZES ,
DEALERS /Xi
HRDp'AR.
IRON, iSTEEL, AND, NAILS,
)31acksthiths'
FAUNEIRSIAND MITILS3iIOB' TOOLS
Agents for
felvcreat g is 1911t0e./ .43r9liociaci
SEAT.
.Selti.Nr,S, STEEL
TO'S titSB and CALIt STEEL. &C.:
RIIRRETTR , CORN • SHELLER
. •
A r t 4, t h e 4 4 iro:Toit, . • '
'RUREICK FEED CUTTERS
Vir e CAam AND ssa trs,
87 W,a s if Si.
BIN'GIiAIIiTON, N.Y.
cV 14 th.
The Ob.eapest Place
TO i3UT
ix.ix.rtmovvAL.x.-*.m
ITEM
CROCKER & OGIEN'S,
rhelp's Bank Banding,'
WHOLES4I4 AND'RETAit DEALERS' .I
ttEAVY . ACID S.HELPITARDWARE,
/
/:(3 RRIAOE2:GOO DS. '
OAK TAN ED LEATHER BEMS - 11
. - RUB ER BELTING* .AND . •
. 1. 1 PAOKIVO, : . ETC., VIT.; , ETC.. .
'We are A;,entt for
HENRY DISTO2 4 I'.t. SONS'
jOIROUL ARI AND OROSS-CIIT SAWS,
JOM.I'ROTIIERY'S
ilOd ! Oni riles,
Tkie Best in iTtd World !
Binghamton.. Oct: 14th. 1874
Pteitet,dl .- Mahls :
.
We retarnid \gout : the - City of NC' Tot •
`with A rpiendld stock of oda, peoisiatina ot .
. .
•
J•,- .''l , . . ,
~ , ::. 1 ' , „ ~...
• •; :-. • ' •• • t 44 .0 ... ,
• •
' ••-- '. G ROCEIRIES, '
boo Ts. snail:O.,' RRTMit9, 48DI0iNES; CROCK
. - 'BRX, IIAIiDWAHP.., 4 &c., ac.' . - •
-•. 1 •
4,nd all other gouda tunually kept fin ' a country gore,
.• Monte one and all and satisfy ourselves that We are
"selling as cheap Is:Ai the 'then We are;alraye wil
ling to show oar ; goods.-: '- ~ - ;- r " ._ ' ,
__,__.
-: -.- i -I: ... , '.•,-. 1 •'. - ' - W. 4.8. DIDNIILJED.
;il l
~ Pricifieg. 'it..illay litth.'lBlo. tit . 1 .• oi '' - - •
The Place to Get Your
DRUGS & mectioiNEs
M. A. Lyon's
Where you wittflnd a fail gag rtment of Pure Druff*
Modivitics, ibemiceig, Dye Jewelry, Per
turnery. Viotin and Violin. Stringe, Panay goods,
Yankee Notionit Pock et Hook.,t)learit Tobacco, Fine
Toilet Soups, Brushes, Table critCory. Solid Silver
Spout% Plated Spoons, Kr; yes end Fork ,, , , blunt, PI t•-•
hinunition, Shoulder Bulges, Tnisers, Medical
ffigtrnmeuts. Dente{ litaterlaisi Lamps tied
iChinmeyg, Teas, Spice*,
,Baking PirirdtT, Scu Muss
Feriae,- Oviating, Tapioca,. pie., lie. • ,
'A. full asgortitirat of. Machine blis And all kinds of
1.. 'Varnish, kept eolistently on hand.
We itre gelling our- Wail ,Paper at eost,, and are alio
, • 't..ifoairg_ out 06 4 GlAftliWirtitt
" i'Very Log.' Figure,
get a ,. eaa of air- 'Mixed Chemical Paint, ready ter
use, find do, your, Ural, painting,,
:With our targeiitoek of goOds; reel confident that
everyone visiting Montrose, a - piped - it for their toter;
eat to call and examine for thentegivet, before ourchag
tug 'elsewhere.
_ z _
Montrone June 9,1=1. ' •
NA .
- itiekta"
• .
The nnctentgn " Y
ed will mike
Uadmrtaking„ t - ..4 7 :“ a •Bpaciality
to heir . • *— bualaima
All •i
nerai pg thilreervictaw . lll, proynetly attataloti
Etat! tiou guartiateed; • • :••
•
- -• • f' r.:Al?"17,11170, - 4, Ft _ tf .
•
• e New Adverthement3.
i ttirbit Mods
;-W9,l!'?ol,eslt lbe!lt4eitioti of pitt rublic wanting
XT.X.TING T.HE RBLE
NEW. PRICES;
•
rfrilefne the only MatbliWorkit In the Couely..,x
All Work Warranted as Represente
SUN'a Depot. Pa., 40114,16M -Iy,
&234/ 01a4
ABBOTT,
WA GONS I
- • .• 1. .
1g.16.42A10 . 70=103:1.0 •
R AGO'N S.
fol.- , on 4.111.. m r . and for wile at
'O7iLLE GRiONTROSE: •
PLAT FORM
SuPpiies,
WREtilt
W. o
• . •
' . ' - .',liizeL , Li
Repairing done ou ettoit not
I
cheapen. •
Firn•class Ptueto6B
1.,.,
" ~ B rrgi d - .-
.. `• Lurub r liVegonec
Platt(' ' , from $l4O
"
: 131asiolLatsrs.
. -
To shod per'spsra new, . ..
.;-• cork and vet - . - -. i
" set per rpm -.- : . -
All work warner tea. Call' nd
,tbrlNllrt4 o /nt .e,Aewhe.re- , ~
}
itarford..Octobtr 20th, 18M—
4---• . - LATCHLEY'S
~•
' Jr. -
il ce 4- - ,I . ri - rs&d CUCUMBER
,
• t - k ' ' ~,' • WOO PUMP; -- Is the se.
e , .. knowi aged STANDARD of
v . ', „f; , the - liet,by popular verilli t
• . 1 - \ 5 . c . '4 .,.... e ,I_, I , y i the hdet pump fur the leat
-.- ' money l ,, Attention to Invited
or ti i to ' e „ to Dlatbley'a Itriprotied Bracket, the Drop.
Cile c k Valve, which elm be witb , lrawn cri:b.
.....OK2 out dietur ,Ing the Mote. and the cor.yer
1 ' 7, Chamher, which lauSter • cracks, eralee. or
-, ..r.i.•.;,. , mid* And -will last al lifetime_ For pale by
.1 ~,:, DC3lev and the . Tradqvacritily, lii order:to
V., , ,,_ .'..:'. be mire that you get Vlllatchley'r , Pump. be
k r
, -.4 . t careful and Ace that ih has my -trade-mirk: es
above. If you do not know•where to hay
titicriutive 'circa are, together.:twith' the name end tut
dzeJe of the agt t neere-t yea;,' will to promptly ft.,m
wilted by ltddreeFinT, with etaMO.
CHAS. G. BLATCELENiI Monniarturar.
:ion comaten - e; St.. Pbllntielphia, Pa.
tifarchllt,lBls.lhrt ' . ,i . .
'N-- ,- . . -. 01.4.1N1.T1US LINE.
.
.
Thz undoretg4l hat an *mania! line run flint , . to ev
cry, train . , on_tue , D. L. & W., ,and Erie Railway* st
Shippins Or R©-Shipping Baggage
at either dent will bcprotaptly atten4en to.
• I
new river tw1114.;i::la now omplcicd, hence they
Ia flu Ferrying. . 1 • -
_ . • .
. .
•
, . .
3.lvrars on niitlll) convey pasiengern to 'any pulni !n
the tmrrounttlng wintry.
U. 131.1CI1ADIAN. Ptop'r.
`Groat Bend; AL. 19. 7Eri4.—tf. - " "
CATthoell'
GENTS 9.t c 7 Tbr:i OIL cur. , ..3tOknicon.tocl, slag 9111
.Li for ft, 120 to 4.5 ; fur nolsday Presents.
4Y 1 140.` AUCIIROMO CO Phila.. Pa
e 1
for I 3 zutt t4).f.v.?ndmJ.,F..4.;,l.:trlualt,chaS
Frau Map* o Delaware. DelA Wan!. tO
oubly,wi
its`.
or Territory if/ 1/1
,GENT
rdiht, hook ever.
oZttn termit to
Print -4101thi;t,
SHORT C
TO WEALT
MIND READI V 6, PSYCHOMANCY, FASCI
,
uotidn, sold !.'harming, Ile•rurrhim; nnd.Niarna.a
G aloe, xbriering' either vex may faocitiote and gain
thr• lore taut atiegtloll' or toiy perAun_ they eheotir
400 to all Si • ernhi PUNT Jr
tap South 'lttu•St • l'hi:atielphli, Par • 601
77-
,601:TGIIS I COLDS,' HOARSENESS,
. 111,it n O4T DISEAE-ES
WELL'S
PUT UP
; ; A TRI
Oold Py.,Dr05.%.1
Jtllitittun. Rollo
NEW :111101;
lUlt WE
d I
HEUNthil
Oritphic 'Dego
.13ortit3.1.1fe. It*
.
Planar AVOCIVII
and rporto. A
No competition.
iitwhero, Circa
Co., "A S. Oereat
•
H•li q' 14 11.9- 91 9 . 9 9
:•,' '• : L. - ':
A
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