WEMMU BOHIXC, FEB. !l, 187.
borough officers.
v BurftntSonn A. D.tt.v.
0temn O. W. Jlohluson, t). A.
Nuner, A. U. rrtrlJr. O. W. Sawyer,
. Van OjpRon, W. J. Robert.
. of the react D. H. Knox, 0. A.
fUndall.
0aW H. 8wggrt
OeMool Dirrto i II. H. Mar. II. O. Da
. U, H. n. Haalet, A. 11. Kelly,' O. W. Rob
pnvn, T. J. Vu Otesen.
1 1
FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.
frlnt JvdgtXj. P. VTurMom.
Xr(a( Judgtt Jos. (J. I)aI.i, Ko.
vardKbrr.
Veajiurrr H. J. RkMct.
VAooi!r.y, Regitttr Ktcordtr, & e ,
,. TV. Clark.
iijff7vvq'nf'l Kli Mbrmn, Isaac
i.H, JOHN JlKLlfcV "
Cfy $u;ter-tnrn(fcnt U fi. Unoc.
mn iitrnry rc.
D. Irwi.
Jury Cmmmittioners
J.ymah Cooir.
-II. 7.. Tow If BR,
Ooify Mmwor-T. T. CoLI.t5.
(0or M. Ittkl, Jr.
4mny 4 vditor Nicholas Thomt
K, J. II. WKILI-, II. A. I'KRDRLL.
lUmbtrof Conqrt O eo. A. Jhnis.
AsfmHyJ. R. Aaniew.
LOCAL AND EISCEIXANE0U3.
, j... ..
'rfbyterin chrpR op Sundajr eit
"ortliUI SRfJ evening. Sunday School
ttS.OO p. ro.
, Labertre en the I. T. & D. It. K.,
are receiving 99 cU. pet day and
(lour U advancing.
, M. W. Tatf, Eq., ! been p
tainted Counsel for the Commissioner
if Forest County for lh ensuing
"r.
V-Mr. May's health it steadily ius
i. And we hope to see him on
'streets again in the course of few
jelc?.
'., The weather experienced since
'j 2d insU, liaj restored confidence
.the gnmnd-hcg ne a weather proph-
'Tho indications aro that our win-
it is over.
r Mr, l?enj. May, of Xoriistown is
tin in town visiting hi.) frensl. Ilia
noiue is in the fwrnacr place, but his
i?art is evidently in Tioneata.
.rpy.-Shcriff Vau Giesen and Mrs.
H. O. feloan are in town, both being
'irIIH Kera ,er'"1' illness of
sir- y iJiiic 8on- V v pny
t'.ate that the child is getting better.
' 7 We have received from Jor
Vb A. JlVaock, 112 Smitlifieli
hn Ii.
Smitlifield St.,
Pa., their "Combined
fMant and Seed Catalogue" fer 1877.
ad! '
-Wm. Reek's well on the old Sow-
lt1fA tm Admn 01 t fim lm taet :mA
ts ye t -
ftr.)ngh nns sand 11 feet in thickness,
jjh'c) ti.ey fotnJ iome jai. They
pcse to put tho well down 400 feet,
f Wm. Lawrence U shipping his
2nds bask to Tiohesta preparatory to
iril& UP house-keeping in the Law
cncelleuse. He takes possess ion on
'jth of March.
ll 1 ' v 9 v v n n m a. u vit sio ic4jvu
All the last batch of diphtheria
-sea in tows are convalescent, all.
ikying had light attacks of the die-
' Uon profess to be a projl-
);jjJt we believe now that we are
Vre)!y through with this deadly mala
;j;'$own. .
' 'fhe evening of the naniversary of
("i on wnic Washington first
inade his appearance on this mundane
,('!.V3.rc ')e cclelrte by two par
;9, one at the Lawrence Ileusc, and
tiflf other at Partridge'a Hall.
P. S Th narttoa fnkn Ilium thi
. Wting, 21st.
ir-Col. IIov havlcir dliameinted the
pwple by failing to lecture on tempe
rance, as announced, is there not some
i ether gentleman of prohibition pro
clivities who could address a Tionesta
, audience on that subject? We think
'ch a lecture would be well attended,
only for the sake of variety.
-At the election held in twn yes
terday, there was no bull-dozing, no
intiruidatioa,no assassination, no fraud,
14. to;rt;pii, $QTrjuryi no bribery,
S -fights, no quarftrtsi tiir, lb ikctj kay.
I inz to justify the throwing out of
'es at least we have heard of noth-
..g of the kiad. Perhaps aa opinion
'from David Dudley Field would put
'ft difierent face en the natter.
v-iIou. S. II. Haslet and his sore
foot arrived at heme on Saturday last.
We took ru early opportunity to call,
and found Mr. llaalot much more
LO.cfo.'tLle than we had anticipated.
isicct was badly mashed, but skill
ful1' tfcessed, and it is thought that he
ult?6"w-c;t tilong 'without more tru
bji. "if is" 'possible, "but not probable,
; that he may have to lisc encther ' tbo.
lie is in good spiritsnnd "Veceiving
nuqierous cnU.
The following are the names of
the officers elected for Tionosffi Boro,
at the election held yesterday :
llUIKlKSS.
O W ItoJiJnm.n
TOWN COUNCIL
H J Slloy
Wm Itlchf'V
P I) ThomW1"
A II KcV
1' y K"no
(J A ltnndftll '
HIUIICONSTABLK
Frod Koppninn
CONSTABLE.
II SwajKert
SCHOOL DIRKCTOIW
D W Clrk
V It Dunn
AUDITORS.
TnCofcb ;
W U Ijithy
OVKKSKERS OF TltH POOR
1 W Sawyer
A II PartrflTKO
Jt .aeF FXEf'XION.
John Hwk
INSPECTOR OF ELCCIIO..
Albert A Grove
Our Lacy town letter of last week
did not reach on until Wednesday
evening last, henee the omission in
last week's issue. We extract the fol
following items i.
Thefts occur here as in other cities:
the grist mill was broken into recently
and ten larks of flour taken. A few
evenings later, the ico house of Mr.
Arner, where fresh meat is usually
kept, was entered by some person un
known, and about icn pounds n beef
taken. '.'Suspicion rests upon several
parties.
Last Thursday (8ih) a team belong
ing to Win. Dusonbury broke through
the icifwith a load of coal, near Mr.
fuel's shanty, r "John's Hock," as it
is called, and one of the horses re
mained in the water so long that ser
ious results are feared.
' Mr L. Arner has cleared tho ice
from the bayou,' which enables him to
put in fire rafts without any danger
from the main body of ice, fliould it
go out with iiij,Ji watcjr. ,
Col. J. F. Hoy, if NeVYork, who
is lecturing ou temperance throughout
the country, gave two lectures iuTidi
otite, under the auspices of the Good
Templars, Wednesday and Thursday
ovenings. ? He had, largo' audiences
both eventngV, who wferff-vcl! enter
tained by the lecturer. At the cl6e
of his Thursdar evening 'lecture, the
incuse was circuiaicii among me audi
ence and. the signatures of fifty-four
persons, who were not already identt
tied with the temperance movement,
was obtained. Tidioute Xews.
Tho abovo shows where Col. Hoy
was on the evening he was advertised
to lecture here, but does not explain
why he did not fulfill the engagement
made for him at this placo on Thurs
day evening last by District Deputy
G. W, Brown. It is not more pleas
ant for an audience to be disappointed
in a lecturer than for a lecturer to be
disappoiuted ia an audience. An ex
planation is due from either Mr.
Brown er Col. Hy, and should bo
forth coming.
The Derrick recently received a
telegram in regard to the develope
meuts at Marion, this county, in which
it was stated that the Towler & James
well had got a good sand, good gas
and a good show of oil. The next day
a dispatch was received stating that
"the well was down, tubed, and a com-
plete failure, and the owners had de
cided to abandon Forest County terri
tory."' Monday's Derrick contlins a
communication from H. Towlerj
tatiu" that the substance of the last
telegram was not true ; that the terri
tory he controls h not in-the market,
aud will be tlevt-loped.
Chris. Johnson finally made the
connection with sucker-rods between
Hunter's well and Hunter's mill, last
week, and for a few days the groaning
of the machinery na it moved back
and forth, sounding like the moans of
some ono in distress, was painful to
hear. They have evidently oiled the
journals since, as the groaning has
ceased. The well is pumping about
two barrels per day. The old well
nbr;Ui of Jjie mil U be ' jumped ia
the' iaine' maarier'wh'icb, will ' proba
bly double the production, and make
a very comfortable income for the
owner.
Hon. G. A. Jenks, the intensely
Democratic Member of Congrefs from
this District, whose term expires (halle
lujah !) ou the 4th of March next, is
taking a vary prouirsnt part ia tho
arguments before the electoral Com
mission. He spread himself all ever
the record on the Louisiana case, and
now he is to do his level best to make
the Commission swallow the Oregon
fraud, Cronin and all. ' All this
speaks will for Jenks ability a law
vci, but '
Remedy for Diphtheria.
El. FOKKST IwKI'f UMCAS !
J scud you
ft cure for Diphtheria which I h,orSe
you will publish :
. Take fat salt J.uk, score and sprink
le with altt and lie aroun the tiiroat
wash or gargle the month nij jhroat
with alum water, nnc? put burnt alum,
on the worst places whuo you can
reach them.
The above has boeu used in several
families with good success, and though
it may not cure in every case, would,
I think, hold the discaso in chock so
that tho physician would have a
chance. A Subsciuukk.
Tho following Kesolution was
passed by the Council of Tionesta
Borough, at a i
ppcc?a tftceyjng, held
tebruary 15 th,
1877 :
r.. 1 1M. .il n - . ii i
..f,,,'f!r joncapic. High
Constable apJ fjyerseers 'of the Toor
of Tionesta Borong't, be and, are here
by required te enforce within said
Borough the Act ef Assembly of May
8, 1876, to define and suppress vagran
cy ; and the Burgess is hereby author
ized and empowered to hear and de
termine such cases within said Bor
ough. For two or three years past wo
have heard no noise in regard to Cash
Up, either in the newspaper reports
of production, or by word of mouth.
Wo had concluded that this once
lively town was a howling wilderness,
and thp porcupine and the ground-hog
claimed it as t'hef j own. But Jo 1 here
comes a yeung' man who tells that
there is n large number of wells pump
ing there, and according to the mo
tion of the walking-beams a good deal
of oil must still be produced there. He
alro informs us that preparations nro
making for putting down new well?,
ou that territory.-, ,
Just 8o:lnfj7 as 'therc.Zwas any
hope of the Electoral Commission
favoring Ir. iTildeii. that body was
cracked up by the Democratic press
as the most upright,' uis and dignified
body that ever assembled in the Unit
ed States. Now that they have dis
appointed theso hopes there i noth
ing too vile for this same Democratic
press to say of this unfortunate Com
mission one writer jn. ihe N. Y. Sun
even goiDg so far as to designate the
Republicans of , the , Commission as
"the cfght eminent perjurers.''
-r-St. Valentine's Day was observed
more generally in town this year than
ever before. Scarcely a rpan, woman
..... . . ii. .I
or child but received one or mora of
them. Some were loving, some sar
castic, some scandalous, among the
latter mayjjf classed je recicved' by
us, in which we ara represented with a
bald head, holding a nonster quill,
with some "poetry" below informing
us bow sadly we had mistaken our
avocation! We would like to hit the
fellow that sent it in tho small of the
back with our West Hickorv club.
Monday last being the tenth ad
versary of tho marriage of Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. McCray, of President, , a
pleasant little party gathered at their
place on that evening. Among the
guests wasa small party from Tiones
ta, oil of whom thoroughly enjoyed the
hospitalities of host and hostess. Two
violinists were called in and a plcas
ah4"f'tt!e hop resulted. Those re
freshment were excellent. Numer
ous presents in the-shapo 'of tinware
were brought in by the guests.
Ah I Wm. A. Wallaco has been
making some eloquent, masterly and
convinciag speeches against Louisiana
fraud, perjury, Ac, Ac, but not one
word not one syllable do we find in
his speeches agiiust the use of coffee
colored fraudulent naturalizatiou pa
pers. He might have made a big
point right there, but it had evidently
"slipped his memerandum,
A total eclipse of the moon will
occur on Tuesday uei, idviaiblomtu'e
United 'StaW a" total' eclipse of S.
J. T. w ill occur in the course of a week
or such a matter, visible.aH over the
United States. The latter eclipse will
be caused by a star of the first magni
tude, known to astronomers and oth
ers b the cognomen of Rutherford.
A team of horses belonrnuf to
Peter Brewster rau uwuy lust Thura
day morningstarling from the depot,
and running across the bridge to this
sido of the river, where they brought
up against a forry post, breaking a
leg of one of the horses, and making a
general wreck of the load, which cou
oistcd of Hour, malaseV, vv. Tli'o
maimed liyr-e wm !iot.
Buffalo Bill Is playing a part in
ft piece called "Tho Red Right Hand,
or Buffalo Bill's First Scalp for Cus
ter." Bill Tweed, New York's favor
ite son, is busily engaged, in a house
fin, Ludlow St., studying his part for a
new piece which is to be brought out
during the first week in JWarch, enti
tled "Samuel's Sorrow, or the Railroad
Wrecker's Regre."
Tho borough nnthoritics received
n valentine on Wednesday evening
la.t in the shape often tramps-. They
were enveloped In the county jail over
night, and stamped' the mittl of. Tio
nesta off their fect the next morning.
As will be seen in another item, our
Council resolved on the subject, and if
tramps must be fed they must also
jtarkr
.'rjjn Jamison, who has been for
some time past residing near St. Pet
ersburg, is at home oul a short visit,
looking heart)'. , He reports that II.
McSweepey, Esq., formerly a resident
of this place, and a graduate of the
Venango Co. bar, haj the leading
practice in that city. Glad to hear ef
his success.
Peterson's Magazine for March
opens with an exquisite steel engrav
ing, "Coming Home," which is alone
worth the price of thg number. The
stories are unusually good this month.
We nbtico porticularly a powerful one
by Mrs. F. Hodgson Burnett, "Mada
moisello Suzette," and also Mrs. Ann
S. Stephens' stirring novelet, "The
Dependent Cousin."' The price to sin
gle subscribers is inly two dollars a
jfcar. Te elubs it i's" cheaper still. It
is not too late to get up clubs for 1877,
and perhaps many who thought they
could not afford it, earlier in tho sea
sou, can afford it now, when times arc
unmistakably getting better. Speci
mens are sent, gratis, to those wishing
to get up clubs. Back numbers, to
January inclusive, cau always be fur
nished Address Charles J.' Peterson,
oOG Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Wo will pay cash on delivery at
our mill in Tionesta, for white oak
stavo and heading bolts at the follow
ing prices : '
Stave bolts, 3o inches long, per cord
of 8 ft. by 4 ft., $4.50. Heading belts
22iucl.es long, per cord of 8 ft. by 4
ft., $4.00. Heading bolts must be
made from limber nt" least 20 inches
in diameter. Office at Lawrence
fotlSC. J. J J . KrJSfFKSCW & Co. , .
27tf
Joints and Muscles, Stiff and pain
ful with rheumatism and gout, are
promptly relieved by Glenn's Sul
phur Soap. Local diseases of the skin
and tlefects of the complexion are also
remedied by this standard article.
Depot Crittenton's No. 7 Sixth Ave
nue, New Yoik. Hill's Hair & Whis
ker Dye, black or brown, 50 cts. 43-4t
TIOISESTA M-VIUCIST-M.
CORRKCTKD KVEKY TUESDAY,
- T I TI T 1
y ivjninson iv; Jionner, uealers in
General Merchandise.
Flour barrel ... 7.nO(Jtt.23
Flour sack - - . 1.052.1o
Corn Meal, 100 Bis ... 1.75(41.00
Chop feed .... f I,50(u)I.(k)
Rye ijS luishel - ' '.' ' 75&80
Oats bushel .... 48(g,00
Corn, enrs ..... 404.
Htmn bUBhel ... 1.50(2.60
Ham, is u gar cured ennvaaod , - . 15
Break fast Itacon, sugar cored - -15
SliouldorH ..... 11
WhUefish, half-barrel ... 6.50
flake herring half-barrels - - 4.00
sugar mm
Syrup - - - - . 76ftl.00
N. (. Molo! .... 100
Roast Rio Coffee No. 1 25.2
Rio Coffee, - - - - - 25j
Java Coffee . . 35
Toa .45(5 1.00
Butter Sfl30
Rico ... . - . .. . jo
Egg, frtmh .... 25
Salt 2.00rt5ilO
Lard 12(15
Iron, eoinmou bar sjjrs
Nails lod, V keg .... J.50
PoUtt.CN, New ... - so 1.00
Li mo bbl. 1.90
Dried Apples per li ... ;rj,8
S777
is not easily earned in these times
but it ean be 111a lo in thren months
bv anv ono of either sex. in aiv
part of tho country who is willing tojvork
titcaililv at the employment that w fur
nish, fcoo per week m your own town.
You need not be away from home over
night. You e:iii rive y':ir whoio time to
tho wrk cr only your uparo inouunts. It
costs nutliinn to try tho business. Terms
and ." Outfit free. Address at once. II.
1IAI.LKTT A Co., Portland, Maine. 41-ly
f OFFICIAL HisTlY"THEaj""
VEHTEH'L EXHIBITION
'It sells (aster than anv oter book. Cue
Agent sold ,J4 eopies in' one day. 't his is
tlio only authentie and complete, hi: lory
published. Send for our eatra terms to
iipentM. Is'Air.iNAl. I'rw i-m vi, Co.. Phil
adelphia, Pa. Ti-l
oj:o. r. nownLL e co.
TUTS VAVRH J-O FII.JS WITH
rtr"", i-"tt w- j
Whr- A-trertUini; Contract ran
SiKU w eek in yonr own tow n. Terms
wu and $5 outfit flee. JL 1IALLKTT
A CO., l'ortland, Maine. , 45 4
82500 AYE.AR. AGENTS WANT-
EToir rnrr Oombination Prosi
pectrHi. reprenfinf
15 DISTINCT ROOK 8
wanted everywhere. Tha Biggest Thing
Kver 'f riod. Sales made front this when
nil singlo Hooks fail. Also, Agmt want
ed on our Mngnifieent-'l'mily' Bibles.
Snperio.r ' tOjvU ptbcH; With invaluable
Illustrated Aid and .S'Mierb Bindings.
These Books beat tfrti w)nd. ' Fufl ptirtfe.
ularsfree. Addresf JOlIT K.' l7.iTTr.fi
A CO., Philndelpld-f,.
(E?Af;o(i?77A week to Agentn. 10
VWtrti? I. I Outfit
Free.
P. O. Vick.
ery, Augusta, Me.
45-lt
(Ti 1 n liir of l.n.i
Agents wanted.
V I 6 Outht and terms free
TRUK A
45-4
CD., Augusta, Manic.
00s
I
PrlccdCnUtogu
of rrr 13u0 TaxMliw af
Garden,riclfii nowcrSeeflO
Beddlns Plant. Iloasa.
MMtad Sfra to !t applicant.
A LUCRATIVE BUSINESS.
'ia-WK WANT 500 MORE FIRST
CLASS SEWING MACHINE AGENT8,
and 500 men of energy and ability to learn
the business of selling ttowinr Macldnos.
COMPENSATION LIBERAL, but vary
ing according to ability, character and
qualifications f tho' 'agent. For particu
lars address
Wilson Swing Machine Co., Chirago,
827 and Bwaitway, 2,Tew Yorkj or New
Orleans, La. 4-5.4
OK.itra Hno mixed cards, with name.
Kf 10 vents, post paid. L. J ones A Co.,
Nassau, N.. Y. . . i. . 1 45 4
9 "tOfl 1or ,)a.V ut home. Samples
PJ H 4ZU worth free. Stissox- &
Co., Portland. -Maine. ...f . 4.")-4 ?
Ofl Mixed Caitls, -jth name, 10 ota. Siinii
uu P'es rorltef. Ktanip. J. Minki.er A
Co., Nassnu, N. Y. 45.4
) F lixtra Fine Cards, no two alike, with
J name, 10 cts. J. X. HARDER, Mai
den Bridge, N. Y. 45.4
Furniture .'-Rooms !
f w ct
The undersigned begs leave to inform
the citizens of Tionesta, and the. public in
general, that ho lias openod a FIJISI
CLASS VUIiyirUIiE STOKE, in his
now building at tho junction of Elm St.
and tne Dutch Hill road, whero he: keeps
on hand a large assortment of
FURNITURE,
Consisting In part of
Walnut Parlor Seta,
Chamber Seta,
. . .. Cane Neat Chair,
AYootrSat(,bfii'fS
'Rocking''-Chairs
! Pining TaWee, : -
! xtenaion Tables,
r MafbiVTiuile.
Kitchfn Furniture,
. Burciiie, ' . i
BoUateatjU,
Waalitands,
Itounge,
Matireaaea,
(Uipboarda,
Book Cnnis.
diking
i'leiure trainee, and
I5ICTUIiES FJJAMED.
AI.SO,
SASH &c DDOOTS
. ftlvajnou Juad.
HU rooms being laru'e, and well nitiia(
od liis prepared td oiler superior Induce
ments to purchasers.
Call arid 'examine his stock aud priein,
and bo-convinced ' ',''. '.'"'.
UNDERTAKING.
: A full assortnlui o( Collins and Cufcketa
eonstajitly in Htoie.
"illy A. H. PARTRI1HJE.
Tho Little Itock
am! Fort Smith
RAILWAY
has
.FOR SALJ
i'arming Lands, (frazimr Lands. Fruit
Vino Lunds, Coal Jjunls', Wood Lands,
soino Prairki Lands, Bottom Lands, and
Uplands, on termor to suit tho purchaser.
Six per cent. Interest-on deferred pay
ments. Ten per cent, dr.-vount for cash.
For full ptu-Menl.trs, maps and pampiiitU,
upidy to V. D. SKAO.'K, LaiKl Commis
sioner, Little Rock, Arkau.sas. 41 U
WANTED
Mou to sell to Merchants.
S'JO a month ap.d trav..iiiL-
ex pen;
Mo.
esi nid. !;ifi Mig. Co., St. Louis,
08-4
Toit WOltK nrailv e
I'l'ULH.'AN oi1c.
xtiiitod at the it l-
-.4-'t.-:;if.:!.:;r:-.T . . , j '
1 lie as
1
OtflV III
HARD TIMES.
CHANGE V0UR SURRCUKGISGS.
" , - f ' ;
. '.'.-n : . -
Ali f-tnUnFrhil Farnts. Mpi-etall ed
apted to the growth of tho Vine, where it
is an established success and pays large
profit. The land is also adapted to the
growth of Peaches, Pears, Apples and
smpll fruits; also Grain, Grass and Veg
etables. - , . .
Many hnndrod of excellent Vineyai w,
Orchards and Farms, can now be seen.
The location is only 34 miles south of
Philadelphia, by Railroad, in a mild, de
lightful elimato, and at the very doors of
tho New York and Philadelphia Markets.
Ahotlier Railroad runs direct to New
York. .
Tho placo is already large, anccemiful
and prosperous. Churches, Schools, and
other privileges aro already established.
Also, manufactories of Shoes, Clothing-.
( lass, Straw Goods, and other tilings, a
which different member of a family can
procure employment.
It has been a health resort for aome
years past for people suffering from pnl
inonary jectiona, Catarrh, Ague, andde
billty; many thousands have entirely re
obvcfecF. ' " '
A hevf brick hotel has Just been com
pleted, 100 feet lront, with back tou-ildmgs;
lpur stories high, including French roof,
lind: fJT mr.de rn iinproveiiients for the ac-cornnfrn1!4tKVi-
bt visitors. '-'
l'rlce of Farm ; liimil $25)0 per act e.,
payablo installments, w1tbi the period'of
four years. In this climate, planted out
to vines, '20 acres of land will count fully
as much as 100 acres furlhor north.
Persons unacquainted with fruit grow
ing can bacomo familiar with it in a short
t'mo on account of surroundings.
- Five acre, ono acrw, and to u lots, in
tho towns of Landisville and Vineland,
also for Bale.
Whilst visiting tho Centennial Exhibi
tion, Vineland can bo visited at small ex
pense. A paper containing full information,
will be sent upon application to CIIRLES
K. LANDIS, Vineland. N. J., freeof cost.
Tho following is an extract from a de
scription of Vineland, published in tho
New York Tribune, by the well-known
Agriculturist-; Solon KubiMHMi:
All the farmers were Of tHo'l 01 ipdo'f
soil, and somo of them, who have thru!
their attention to fruits and market gard
ening, havo grown rL'h. The soil is loam,
varying from sandy to clayey, and surface
gently undulating, intersected with small
streams and occasional wet meadows in
whioli deposts of peat or muck aro stored,
sutlicient to fertilize tho whole upland sur
face, after it has bceui exhausted of its
natural fertility'. "
It is certainly one of tho most extensive
fertilo traetw, in an 'almost level p'lSsttifm,
and'suitahle condition for pleasant frmt
ing, that we know of this side of the West
ern prairies. Wc found somo of the old
est larms apparently just as profitably'
liroductiva km whnn first, rlrarnl nf fama.
fifty or a hundred yours ago,
The geologist would soon discover tho
cause of this continued fertility. Th
wio country is a marine deposit, and ail
through tho roil we found evidence of
ealei.K'ons substances, generally in the
VtthA of indurated calcareous marl, show
ing many distinct form of ancient shells,
of tho tertiary formation r and this marly
substance is acattorcd all through tho soil,
in a very eonmii'mited foriv, tohif'hi-the
exact condition most easily- assitmiMlated
by such plants as the fa rn p desires to
culfivato. ....
. $ 45 PEH TERM,
13 PER'YEAR.
Pays ALL EXPENSES'
CHAMBERLAIN INSTITUTE,:
RANDOLPH, N. Y
School estaldlshcd 1850. Property $103,
OOO. Endowment $10,000. Our youth"
(both sexes) shall have tho benefit of it.
Winter term opens Dec. 5. Send for cata
logue (free) to Rev. J. T. EnwAitus. D. I
Prio-sip"l, (( , . . .. j. 32 t
10PERCEMT.EJET
"w lor the money ijmlor.. liitorest iaid
semo-annually in N.' Y. Exchange. So-rrity-a
to it times tire tot.n in land alone,
rxciusivo drthe building. ' (Hresent cash
value by sworn uppraisers.( No invest
ment safer. No payment moro promptly
mot. Best of references given. Send
stamp for particulars. I). S. B. JOHN
STON, Negotiator of Mortgage Loans, St.
l'rul, Minnesota. 41 4 .
rnMPJl-Y curt"J. f,,l saved, and heat
CHImNEYSi inuruHsed applying the
Kpiral Draft. Send stamp for cire.ularfwith
testimonials) to HENRY COLFORD. TM
Sansom St., Phil'a, Pa. 414
$500 A MONTU t( Active Men selling
.tii j.t'tK-r wopving oook r. oi) 1 etui
water used. Samplo wortli fiKm
id stamp for circular. EXCEI-SIOtt
FO CO., CJ Madison, aud 13 Dearborn
'eet, Chicago. 41 4
or
PPNCinNQ Xo matter how slightly
rUIIOIUllO uisaWed. Increases now
paid. Advice and circular free. T. Mr
Mit'HAKt., Att'y 707 Sanisoin Nt. Phila.Pa.
;1
AC Fino Mixed Cards, iiO styles, or 20
4Y New Year's Card., 10 cents. iostpaid.
NASSAU CARD tJO., NaSsau, N. V.
SEND 7' ADAMS A CO., Box
t'itio, Philadelphia, Pu. (Manufae.tory in
Howell's marblo buildiug, Ninth and
Chestnut sts.) and receive bv return luaji
postage prepaid, a eoniploto'set of t 6ro
principal -,. 0
erNTmuiii 1 1 1 i.iunn
uii-Kiiuuy carvou in mv-K walnut, n 00a, ,
and finely finished. Exact duplicates of
tlioso wliieli were majiu factored in Ma
cliiuery Hall during tho exposition, aud
.. 1 11. . ... "1 ... .
w men uiousuiuis were unahie to purchase
" "PEA" B 0 D YH OU SE
CORNER eg, LOCUST A NINTH STS.,
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
Convenient toail place of amuaciweat
and car lines ju tho city. No chajge, JU
and from tlio Centennial gj iiiiids.
.'ol. Watson, " proprietor nf tho Henry
House, Cincinnaii tir U10 pist frweutv
years, and present pruprietjtJ- lease' I
tho house for a term of ' U 1-.,,
newly furnished and till'
He will keep a trietl
and lias aecomniodaiiv
Terms only $3 r er iay. ,
No bar has ev 1 !,ei.n kepuif Jt 1 ""
House, nor wul lo kept at C