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state rrtns; .
Heorj M. Hart, of New Brighton.
Beaver cjucty withiu the short space
tt lime interTn'pn between September
17 and Oo'ober 1U, has been bereft of
wife aud ali Lis children, three in num
ber, aged respectively eigut, aix aod
four ) ears.
A yoonjf man named Slider, workibg
oo a farm uear Springfield, Cbetstbr
Comity, was milking a c a few even
ings ago, when, tbe flies bopiui to
bother the animal. She switched her
tail about, lashing Slider about tbe
bead, and :c mtte her stop, be took
her ta;l between his teetb. The start
led cow gave br Is'l a rero.eudois ing
r ailed ont three of Slider's lower teeth
Me on't cher iny triors bows' Ut!
itna.diatly.
ar.ien Ladwig of flarrisburg
went to New Fort Perry county, last
To s.iay, looking after tbe prosecution1
nf par'iej charged 't'.l violating the
fish law. He brought suit statist the
Miuwii.: John Black, fish basket; D.
K Smith, Gh basket; Win H Konch
ush bask,-' ; John VV. S. Kough, fish
fc!?-.t, J jhn Saurermsn, fish banket;
Jaiib Saue?rmT, fish basket; all from
Newport. &-d Oas. J. Wright and
Li-riy Ma-tin, fisb laskets, Millers
towo ; L RliircL.i'-t, fish basket, near
MiII?-to..u dam, :l of wbota wte
tried before Squire Keiui, of Newport
03 Tuesday. tf'atk an3 Smith bad
reen tried before Squire avnn tor tbe
siue nffnfe, fouDd eniity and fined
'25, which tby paid aod tok a re
ceipt. This recit.t thev n reduced and
equlre Keiai discharged tbcm. The
Others were all discharged tor want of
fevidence. Fieh Warden Ludwig only
bad one witness, ard Le refused to an
swer somo of the questions tbat would
havi seenrcd tbe convic.ion of the pris
oners. The warden returned bnme
last evening, but he will not relinquish
Li Jorts to best the Violators.
R. J. Ei'FnetrE thus writes in thei'oirt
ty : And then remember, my son, yon have
to work. Whether you bangle a pick or a
pen, a mbeeiHarrow o t set of books, dig
g:ng :trhes or editing a piper, ringing an
auction bell or writing fatmy things, you
must ik. If yon will l 4; around yon,
y u ill see that the mca who ate must able
to work are the men who work the hardest.
r-': be c!ra'd of kilHng yourself with over
v. i, It ia beyond your power to do
l.ij.. Men c.TTinot work so hard as that ui
C-e ul.!y sitle ol SO. They die sometimes,
but i' is because lu-iy quit work at six p. si.,
and don't g.-t borne until two L. tt. It's the
intervals that kills, my son. The work
?v-i y?u n Appetite for your meals, it
lev.is solidity to your slumber, it gives you
a irfect and gratelul appreciation ft a
h i. .vly. There are youDg men who dj not
work, my son; ycung men who make a
living by sucking the enU of 1 cane ; whose
l-ntiro mental development is insutlicient to
tell them which side of a postage stamp to
ii.'k; voui:g men who can tie a neektie in
eleven difierent knots and never lay a wrin
kle it; it, ar.i thee wuld get into a West
Hill stHSt'l car to go t. Chicago? who can
sjh nd more money in a da' than you can
ani :a a moc'h, son, and who will go to the
sheritTs to buy a postal card, aud apply at
the office of the Street Comctsjioner for a
marriage license. Cat the world is not
J.r.)ud of them, son. It d'jes not know their
name, even ; it aiir.pty f peaka of them as
Scaixoo's boys. Nobody likes thi;m, no
body hates them, the great, busy world
doesn't even know they are there, and at
the great day of resarrection, if tuey do not
apprar at the souid of the trumpet, and
they certav.'y will not unless somebody tells
them wnat it is lor and whit to do, I don't
think Gabriel will aiiss them or notice their
absence, a'id they v. aot be at nt for. or dis
turbed. Things will go on just as well
without theni. So uud out what you want
to be and U- do, son, and take o(T your cost
mid Pike a dust in tbe wo-ld. The bnau-r
y..i are the less devilf; ya will be apt to
S t into, the sweeter will be your sleep, the
blighter and h-ippter your holidays, and the
better satisfied will the worid W Witn you.
Positive Resi lts. f tier lire numerous
remedies that cure sometimes and become
trusted as useful, but none have prov'4d o
fllttual cured so many and such remark
able c.iscs as Pr. Ayer's medicines.
T'e Cherry Pectoral has restored great
hexbers ui j utieuta who were believed to
be rmpeleii!..- a-Tected with consumption.
Ague Ci:re breaks up chills and lever
quu-fcl an? "rely.
Aver3 foi ipou.id Et ract of Sarsaparilla
Eradicates surofula and imfurities of the
b'o-?d, cleanses the system anrt restores it to
vigo.ous health. By Us time) lfe many
Iroublesome disorders that eanse a decline
Of health are expelled or cured.
Aytj's Fills aud their eBects are too well
known every here to require any commen
dation from us h-e Scranto Pa ) TimM-
EMrLotMESf FOR LACIE:
The Q leen City Sd'-pendsr Companyi cf
Cincinnati, are how manr.rcturing anti in
troct-ing their new. Stocking Supporters
for Ladies aDi Children, and their unequ U
& Skiit Snponders lor Ladies. None
shouH bewiihout ihem; our leading phy
sicians recommend them, and re loud in
their praise. This niaHUiarturing establish
lishment is managed by ladies, who have
made the wauts of ladits and children a
studv, and thev ak us to reler them to some
reliable and energetic lady to introduce
them in tnis county, snd we certainly think
that an earnest solicitation in every house
hold would meet with a ready response, and
hat a determined woman could make a
handsome salary and have the exclusive
urency for this county. We advise some
b;y vho is In nred of employment to seiid
a poaMl ctrd to the coaipauy, with her
naii'e aii-1 address, aud mention this jwlper.
Address Mrs B. C Smith, Manager 214
E'm Street, iuciuns.ti, Ohio.
Oct. '.9, lti79-3t
PrBLic Sale. David Ailman will sell at
pi'Mic sale, at his residence id Walker town-
.hip, i miles east of Mexico, at 10 o'cloc
a. si., on Friday, November 14th, lSi9,
thiee woik ho:es, 1 good brood 8 ye4ri
,d, 2 colts, 8 cows, 8 head of young cattle,
1 sheep, wajon, piows an other farmtag
implements.
PntEHix Pectoral has been In general use
f T fifteen veaf4 Shd nearly all who began
to use it then continue its yet Price 25
cents. Sold by Catks it. Hamlin, Mifllin
town, and Uamlin It CtfijPitrn
SHORT LOCALS.
Thanksgiving turkey.
Off j Iraiaa bead southward:
Leaves are brown enough now!
Literary societies are in fuli operation.
Maple furniture is becoming fashionable,
Tbe fame at which etery participant
rosea arluK.
Tbe holders of Pennsylvania railroad
stock are happy.
The occupation Of the politician Is gene;
the election is over.
The Democracy ran a lively campaign in
the County last wot-lc.
Notices of Teachers' Institutes are com
ing to the tront in newspapers.
The bst medium in the county to adver
tisa in ia the Stnlintl nl Rtyiklictn.
lJscob Christy has been seriously sick,
and if. now closely confiuvd to tbe house.")
't T I n ... . ""
vuew rnsoU-, Best Street Nary To
bacco. Dec. 4, 1878-ly.
George Jacobs, Sr., has been out of health
to si. th a degree tint he has hot been able
to leave the honse.
vThe iiitschofTsUU farm near Mexico was
bought ;.t public sale byTianiet Zeigler on
Saturday, for $,010.00y
The idiotic Hallow E'en froile ?as not
largely indulged in. The circle of idiotic
people ia growing smaller,
(tjis-town and Port Royal are not sur
pass.d , and have few equals in the State, as
church-going communities
(jihn KesMer and a number of other
painters painted the inside of the new Pres
byterian church last week
Plowing corn s talks in the fill; for oats,
is coming itito practice in a iiiiuiber of dis
tricts throughout the Si late.
Every dead Indian costs the Government
$!5,t,"',, or it cost that much per Indian to
exterminate them By army process.
It is said the politest lady in America
lives in New York city. When she can't
K." to church she sends her card to the
cievfymnn.
During the long winter evenings yon need
a good county paper. Secure one for the
family circle by subscribing for the 'sriaei
aid Rivublica.
you love te "beautiful," you may re
jhrrt! for !i 'a said that tweiity-four snows
are to grace this art vf thj world, during
the Coming Wlr.tetfy
It is said that the best remedy for hys
teria in a woman, is to let a mouse loose in
the room where she lies as a sufferer. It is
called the mouse cure.
An exchange sayst A Convention of tbe
c... yt- . ..v. ..T. ..r . v. t i.. . ..r irnm I
lisle Is to b held at N'ewpjji, P-rry county,
Prt the Olh ai.d loth or December.
Jhe paper lining in the new Presbyterian
church demunslrated last Sabbath how
warm a he use lined with be.vv pajjercsn be
tuulgwiih a small amount of fueL)
Ss3ie cake walk in the hill of the Court
House, 'as Thursday evening, for the ben
efit of the Band, realised f J0.00. May
Loudon got the large cake, and Codie Si
ruons got the dock
E-gs are high ; they rule at 20 cents per
doSeU. i
"Where, oh, where is the good old hen,
As god as gotsl could be,
Tbat used to lay two egs a day,
But Sunday she laid three 1"
A. J. Orecr, of the Altoona Tribunt, In a
recent trip along the river, noticed a
number ot places in tb river where Sshiog
by net is stematically carried on in viola
tion of law, tbe net taking the place of the
fish-basket.
Astronomers are wondering why, and
how it comes tbat an immense pinkish spot
is visible on the lace of Jupiter. A society
gentleman says be knows, lie says Jupiter
kissed Venus, and got some ot her powder
on bis cheek.
A resident of Atchison, Kansas, isn't
gratelul one bit. He intends to sue the city
for $10,000 damages because bis wife and
children were placed in an apartment of the
city prison, instead of being allowed to
wander stt perhsps sleep ia the street."
When the young Indians had their long
bair cut off, at Cii lisle b .rraca, or Carlisle
school, they held a dance called - Death's
Dance," in the lot adj iaing the school
bouse. It was the most terrorising per
formance ever witnessed by the preseut
feneration living at Carlilse.
Then isu't much earth in a man. Tbe
ashes, the earth" remains of Dr. LeMoyne,
weighs seven pounds. By the burning pro
cess the body was thus reduced to earth in
leas than a h Jf day. By She process of de-
comiKjsition in the grave, thirty years time
cou.d not reduce it so thoroughly to its
Orig:ial elements.
("The different elements of Democracy,
earii held a meeting on Monday night. The
one party held Wrth in the Court House ! it
was the Oarrban, Parker, Doty, Stone party.
The other party held lorth in tJrai bill's
Hall ; it was the Bonsail, Crawford, I iurey,
Patterson party. Tl(e Utter indulged in a
torch-light procession)
The Pennsylvania State Agricultu.-al So
ciety bare published in pamphlet for.a the
Report of Committees and Awards ot rre
ruitinis of the 26th anuual Swtt Fair, h-id
last beptemfcet, id the Main Centennial
Building at Philadelphia. The report is an
interesting one, and reads much Iik the
premitia s and awafds of county agricultu
ral Societies; The premiums and awards
dot the county over. The premiums and
awards of the State Society ddi the State
oer.
"Ofctfr in dreams can I stand so near
That I mav I.Mik in your face
To see if the love-Meht in your eyes
Has lound a resting-place.
Onlv in dreams can I place my band
On your forehead, broad and fair,
Or weave my tingT in and out
Through the meshes of your ban".
Only in dreams can I find the way
Out of my life into tbme;
In the shades of sleep, all unawarej
Your spirit blends wi:h niiue.
Onlv in dreams have you ever touched
Mv lips with a sweet caress.
Awake, I may not hope to Bad
Such bewt-born happiness.'
U. C. CormaxKC. The Pennsylvania
Conference of the United Christians will
eonvene in regular annual sesaion, in the
hK;h at Grahamville, Juniata county, ra.,
on Ttursday, ftoremSer 18, 1H7. nd con
tinue over the following Sabbath: PreacK
: v. ;m..nt ministers, as will be an-
lug uj
nounced from time to time.
Rav. S.G. DRESSLER,
Conference Secretary,
Tit Fermanagh Township Sabbath-school
Association will hold its neit meeting in
Cuba school bouse, on Saturday, November
a 1STQ. at 2 o'clock sharp. AH are cordi
ally invited to be present.
E. W. H. KREIDER, Pres't.
I. A. Scwt Sec'.
Trial List fcr Deeeriiber Tertti
1879.
. 1. John Balsbtch rs. J. Koglish West.
No. 141, Sept. term", 1371. .
2. Wheeler Jt West vs. S. t. McCulloch
et al. No. 147, April term, 1876.
8. Wm. T Mount vs. John Balsbachetal.
No. 67, Decern!;. -r term, 1876.
4. J. English West vs. Benjamin Mum
per, Wni. Wnistler, Samuel Whistler, Hen
ry Nipple, John Bowers and Hvry McCah
an. No. 74, December term, 1876.
P. John II. Wheeler and George S. TT-st
va. John Balsbacb, Geo. M. Graham, Stew
art T. McCulIocn, surviving partners of
Isaac II aw a It Co. No. 1Z2, September
term, 1877.
6. David Clack vs. John Clack. No. 26,
December term, 1878.
7. t(ier Baker Sewing Machine Co-,
vs. J. B, M. Todd. No. 60; December
term, 137S.
8. Noah Hertsler vs. Alfred J. Patterson.
No. !13, December term, 1378.
9. Wm. M. Allison et al. vs". 4. W. Mu
thersbaugh et al. Nd. 41, Fcbruaay term,
1679.
10. S. B. London et al va. J. W, Muthers
baugh et at No. 42, February term, 179.
11. S. B. Loudon et al vs. J. W. Muthera
baugh et al. No. 43, February term, 1879.
12. i. English West vs. Samuel McNew.
No. 99, February term, 1879.
13. Jobu W. Mutbersbaugh, fornseof L.
K. Mutbersbaugh Vs. Robert E. Parker and
Samuel Wilson. No. 51, April term, 1S78.
14. Joseph Mills and Mary Mills, fo. aole
and separate use of Mary Mills vs. James
H. Junk and J.C. Crawford, Administrators
ol Dr. S. B. Crawford, dee'd. No. 72,
April term, 1879.
15. Wra. Brown et al vs. Elias Crawford
and Daniel Kuouse. No. 98, April term,
18T9.
1. A'll'on Laird vs. James H. Junk and
J. C. Crawford, Administrators of Dr S. B.
Crawford, deceased. No. 114, April tend,
1879.
17. Jane Morrison vs. James North and
Rebecca Kepner, Administrator and Admin
istratrix l John M. Hitler, dee'd. Nd. J,
September term, 1879.
18. D. J. Hoar, J. L. Siders and G. W.
Mnrgaa, partners doing business in the name
of D. J. Hoar & Co., va. F F. Rohm, sur
viving partner of F. Hanneman it Son. No:
34, September term, 1879.
19. Balser Lauver vs. J. L. Vanart, Ad
ministrator of Anna Vanart, dee'd. No.
C6. September term, 1879.
20. John Foreman vs. Levi Dundre: J.
L. Dearing and John P. Mc Williams. No.
86, September term, 1879.
21. Commonwealth ot Pennsylvania ex
r!atmne John Alexander. 11 o. ltd, Sep
tember term, lb 9.
22 Samuel Ri'hardson and wife vs. John
Campbell. No. 156, September term, 1879.
GEO. RfitXOLDSi Protkomatarf.
Prothnnotarv'a Office, Mithin- I
town, Oct. 18, lbia. I
Jar j List.
List rf i3rs.t"d and Petit Jnrors drawn for
December term of Court, 187 :
osa.no jcaoas.
Delaware Daniel Wcstfall.
Turbett Uriah Guss, E. D. Robinson,
Wilson Calhoun.
Spruce llill Fctet Heisch
Fayette George Shivery, Jos. F. Smith.
Millord Benjamin D. Kepner, Alexander
Meloy, John E. McCrum.
Thomptontown Joseph A. Fehrer.
Fermanagh Joseph Rothrock;
Monroe John N. Stroup.
Port Royal William A. Wright.
Beale D. B. Mc Williams.
Wa'ker Daniel Shirk.
Trscarora Xk:holas ICkes, janies K. iic
Clure, Wm. Van 5weringeii, R. M. Quigg.
Susquehanna Edward G. Shaffer.
PatteMtUo Robert Nixon, JacoLemon.
Lack Joseph Simonton. j
rrrrr caas riasT week. j
greenwood David B. Cox, Andrew Zet- i
ders, J. T. Dimm. I
Miflliutown Caleb Parker. j
Patterson Wm. Kerlin, S. B. Caveny. j
Lack J. E. .Vc I ii tyre, Samuel Rhine,
Absalom Rice, Alexander Wallace, John C.
Burns, J. S. McCabau, Robert Robinson.
Tuscarora William C. Laird, Francis
Snyder, Abraham Reed.
Fnyeite (ieorge Hoffman, G. W. McAl
ister. Fermanagh W. E. Auman, Da-id Sieber.
Turbett H. L. M'Meea, John A.M'Meen.
Walker George Ueckman, David Uet
rick, Michael Coldren, Lucian O'Neal.
B'jale J. Kelly Patterson, Richard Doyle.
Monroe Joseph Sellers.
Milford Jacob Aughey, Edward Lindsay,
John Baisbach, William L. Reynolds, Je
rome feerchner, David Wilson.
Port Royal Thomas Moore.
Spruce Hill William S. Evans.
ThoHisontown Thomas Patton.
rrrrr jraoas sicosd wcev.
Greenwood Josejji Nipple, Adam Wilt,
Simon Shellenberger.
Millord John Dearing.
TurHett A. W. Landis, James Colgate.
Lack William J. Short.
Delaware Cyrus Meredith, Irwin Lantx,
Newton Wickersliam.
Fayette Joseph Sieber, John Mnsser,
Jerome Ehrenxeller, Jtsse Grubb, G. W.
Van Ormer, Samuel Markiey.
Tuscarora R. . Bartley, J. R. Bartley,
Harvey Patterson.
Walker B. Keigle, George S. Smith.
Mittlintown David Hawk, C. B. Horning,
Joseph Martini Jesse Howe
Patterson Jobu Cope land, John E. Hoi-
iobaugh.
Port Royal D. 3. Alter.
Spruce Hill David Swartx.
Beale Cyrus Jacobs, S. C. Deed.
Fvrmanagh Edward Notestine.
Monroe fleorge Mari.
A Good Home in Central Missouri
Can be obtained through tbe "Calloway
County Immigration Society." For full de
scription and particulars address the Presi
dent,
W.
II: Titoais.
Fulton; Hi.
oct8-4t
FOR SALE. A commodiotlj Dwelling
Ho'isd, and two Store Rooms, in the bor
ough of MifHintown, Juniata county, Pa.
This u a rare chance to acquire a dwelling
bunse, and business place in Mittlintown ; a
chance, which if left pass, may not be
equaled in many years. For particulars,
call tj or address this office. jau29-tf
Camphor Milk c'tircs Headache and Neu
ralgia.
Camphor Milk cure rheumatism and
Lame Back.
Camphor HiH cures Cuts, Bruises and
Burns.
Camphor Milk costs 25c ; 6 bottles 91.
Sold by Banks & Ham in; Miffllnt4wn,-and
Hamlin k Co., Patterson". fdaf 19-ly
Sale Bills printed on abort notice at the
eace of the Sntmtl ead Jtseaeucaa.
Letter from Tuscarora TownsLip.
TuscABofci Towjf snip, )
. . , Nor.Jt; 1879. j
Editor Sentintt tni tleputlica': Dear
Sir In reply to -Ea Jt BiOAdar,"
O dainty diick i O dear I
Hot staj-rO iitct
But m trk t'o','r knight,
Wnat drVadlul dole is here."
Evt i'lice the Democrat and Regis
fe cartie to hand containing com
mtlnication from McCoy8il?, I hare
b'tiia In & nl'ht doleful frame of mind
and heart ?'liat a woman, the nest
being to an angel, "Heaven's lasf. tnd
tjefit gift to man," slioiiiJ call me an
nglv j;ickal,arid Voracious hyena, stung
me 89 hard that I have beeu a suf
ferer etet Slbce. I would not have
f'Jt it if it bad bet u a tilt from one
of the Beveral booieJ and spurred
knights of Democracy that have been
tilting throughout the length and
breadth of JuniaU the past cam
paign, but when a fair daughter of
Eve, the mother of ua all, steps into
the arena, and lets fly a dart, I am
pierced almost to death by its pcint
Shall I poise a lance in return ? Shall
It Shall I menace the dainty duck?
The height of my offending is, hat
I called one of the deceased lendeS
of tlie Democracy a l'dpe. A Tope,
forsooth 1 a Pope! and that a the
offence:
A Protestant of the deepest shade
must mv Ladr Header be. Her fcs
pressions are so ardent that I f?ar
them. I trust: I hope, I pray, that
you do not reveal tny identity; don't
tell my name lifitil I have made
friends" with her, for by the warmth
of her letter, she tells plainly that
she may be, either a friend, a very
Miriam that would lead off with tim
brel music in a joofls duhce among
friends, or a Jael to . drive a hail
through the temples of a king: 3Iay
I kiss my hand to her, gtld wty, "Peace
be nnto you. Let us lift friends."
How stongly Protestant she must
be, when she flumes up scJ brightlw
when her dear devoted political leader
is likened in power to the Pope.
Doubtless she is aivniated by the
iWep love that moved Elizabeth Gotta,
daughter of the Burgomaster of Eil
feld, to become the patron of Luther
when he sang in the streets of Eise
nach for bread. Purer love than that
woman cannot give. There was more
hrtj?ty in it than when mother Eve
and Old Xick engaged in a flirtation
under the apple-tree, when Adam wr.s
from home, when Eve and Nick ate
apples together in the Garden of
Eden. But my Lady Header, in her
love for her friends, and in her indig
nation, and. shiveritie expressions
against me, lor comparing the power
that her loved one wielded, to the
power of the Pope over his friends,
should not forget, that many of her
sisters, with as much grace, love and
beauty as she can boast of, and with
as mnrh devotion as she can hope to
have, would rt?jtirje to hare the power
of their friends compared to the
power of the Pope. JIany of her
sisters, whose love and devotioD is as
deep and abid:rg, oud whee vlilue
Is lis Uiiyit idir.g and us uncompro
mising, daring every week in the
year whisper into the ear of the Holy
Father, secrets from the innermost
recesses of the mind and heart. The
name of Pope has no terrors lo them ;
it stands as) th name of everything
that i good on earth. Has Lady
Reader read only one side of the re
ligion of the worid T Will she drive
me to tell ilcV hoW; in the liiitid and
heart of many people, the lope is all
in all. above all other things on eartli.
With a spiritual or platohic pood-
night kips for the Lady, and the hope"
that the next letter she may w run for
me in the D'mocrat and Register muy
be in better tentj'er, ar.J more ia ac
cord with Protestiut jnetensions, I
close Wltla
M Thanks to Die dainty li-aci,
for her hearty prayer.
u It grieves my sold to see
her niUery."
" Has the legate of the Pope
been with hert
Has she made a happy
peace with him I
Peppectfully jours,
TrsCAROrtA.
A Surprised Physician.
A t)iNO PaTtfeST RECovEas TuaocGH tue
IsTEarosiTi.j or ax Hubble Ueshas.
Soo'e weeks ago Dr. G , a very reputa
ble and Viideiy-known physician, living on
C street, was called to attend a very
complicated case of Rheumatism. I'pon
arriving at the house he fmnid a man about
forty years of sge, lying in a prostrated and
serious condition, with bis whole frame dan
gerously affected with tbe painful disease.
He prescribed for the patient) but the man
continued to grow worse, and on Sunday
evening he was found to be iu a very alarm
ing coudition. The knees and ctoows and
larger joints were greatly iutlaiued and
could nt be moved. It Was only with ex
treme difficulty that the patient could be
turned in bed, with the aid ot three or four
persons. The weight cf the clothing wis
so oppressive that mean i had to be adopted
lo keep it from the patient's body.
The doctor saw tbat his assistance wHuld
be of nd avail, and left the house, the mem
bers of tbe family follow ing him to tbe
door, weepiag. At this critical hour.
neighbor, a poor aud bumble German shoe
maker, appeared to the griet-suiitten ones
as a saving angel. He bad heard ot the de
spair of the family, and now asked them to
try bis remedy, and accordingly brought
forth a bottle ot Sr. Jacobs int. As
drowning man will catch at straws; sd
tbe
poor w ile applied this remedy J she had no
hope, bill would try anything, as a master
of duty. The first application eased tbe
patient very much ; alter a few hours they
used it again, and, wonder Of Wtjnder, the
pain vanished entirely ! Every Subsequent
application improved the sufferer, and ill
two data be was Well End otit. WHcii the
doctor called a few da) s after, be was in
deed surprised ; for, instead of a corpse,
he found a new-made man-Exchange.
( Joseph KaiD, a cilnen of Susque
bauna township, is an old fashioned cit
iten. On Tuesday night he walked to
Mifflin with the returns from bis town
ship, reaching itii r-!-e a. shcrt time
before daylight.
Pbcenix Pectoral will cute your Cough.
Phrenix Pectoral cures hoarseness quickly
Phreuis Pectoral tsstes good and brings
fesl; ,
I'httnik Pectoral costs 25c; 5 bottles $1.
Sold by Banks ft Hamlin, Mifflintown, fc
Hamlin & Co., Patterson. marl9 ly
No paper in the Juniata Valley publishes i
. t a:.. n .v..
as large a quanutv oi ttiatiuip -
Stilintt end Republican. It ia above all
then the paper for the general reaaer.-
Juniata Co'uaty UnoSSciali
Trtanrtr. korontr'.
. m '
9 K 55
f g ?
: rf S
: : ? f
81 2$ 7d 60
lni l' 1C2 28
185 2 81
lit) 13 120 143
89 3 t9 95
83 00 84 6
vii :j in a
98 8 99 10
64 7 62 82
101 15 8 6.1
000 00 117 AO
U 18 85 C3
103 2 103 8
75 V 74 8
100 1 107 16
000 00 0l0 00
OUO 00 000 00
2e :: 20 6
Mi(T.!itown ....
Fermanagh....
Walker
Farette
Delaware
Thompson town.
Monroe
Greenwood....
Susquehanna...
Patterson . ...a
Milford .
Port Rnval....
Turbett. ..;;.:
Spruce Hill....
Beale
Tuscarora : ....
Lark
Black Log...::
64
72
184
243
19
27
78
IS
47
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CO
6
99
on
00
11
Sheriff.
9'
I 2
s -
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61 12
n to
v.; 10
84 45
62 30
111 12
68 5j
b ti
61 5
68 3.1
77 ?!
43 12
vi
U 8
68 22
122 61
99 89
9 17
Mifflintown....
93
90
16C.
227
112
85
83
22
67
61
107
68
I0o'
lni
126
It
Fermanagh ....
Walker
Kay. Ite
Delaware......
Thorn psontown.
Mouroe. .......
fJreenwood.. ..
S'lNqiiehaiin ...
Pa:terson..:...
Millord .
Port Royal
Turbett
Spruce Hill.;:.
Beale ;
Tuscarora
Laek
Black Log
6
20
2-1
2
Rrg . 4- Rec. jury Com.
"Q a s; 7
mm- C S
,3 3 - 3-
DISTEICTS. - 1 fl 5
w - . - ? n
o
Mifflintown.. 69 77 27 69 81 2
Fermanagh.. 71 I1 27 73 102 21
Walker....: 14 131 .. 181 133 ..
Favettc 265 87 5 240 I IS 5
Delaware.... 142 86 .. 127 81 22
Thompsont'n 32 33 .. 29 84 1
Monroe 80 110 .. 78 111 .
Greenwood.. 18 95 4 16 99 2
Snxi'iehanna 50 6' 8 47 49 12
PatU-rson... 66 95 14 63 102 11
Millord 85 121 31 83 122 ..
Port Koval . 69 45 6 72 40 3
Turbett 39 108 2 41 107 ..
Spruce Hill.. 80 88 .. 95 74 ..
Beale 91 I'M', 1 94 105 ..
Tuscarora... 79 213 16 00 IM) CK
Laek CO 000 00 00 000 00
Black Log.. 10 27 . 11 26 ..
CLOSING PRICES
or
DE HAVEN & TOiYNSEND,
It.4XK.ERS,
I?d. 40 South third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Stocks Bought and Sold either for Cash or
on a Margin.
Abe. 3, 1879.
Bin. Asef.d.
U. S. 6's 1881 101 J 105
Cnrrencv,6's I J 125
5's, 181. new HW K'4
4fs, nrw,. lOt.J Kt j
4' .:. 102 M2
Penntvlvania R. R 40 41'J
Philadelphia Jt Reading R. R.. 1" 20
Lehih Valley K. R 41J 41 J
?.ehihCoali?favipationCo.. 24J 21 J
t'nited Companies of N. J 14-!J 141
Northern Central R. R. Cc ... 17 18
Heftonville Pass R. R. Co.... 17 17
Pitt'., Tit. Jl Bun". R. R.Co... 5i 6
Central Transportation Co ... 41 44
Northern Pacific, C"n i; 13 15
" - Pref 'd 46 41 J
Silver. (Trades) . . . . : 99 J 99 J
fcO 31 ME II CI A la.
MIFFLINTOWN MARKETS:
MirrusTowB, Nov. 5, 1879.
Butter ...
Epga
Lard
Ham
Shoulder .
Sides...::
Potatoes. .
Onions...
Rags.:.;.,
16
2-)
7
3
7
G
00
40
l:lrFuSlOY.N- GRaIST MARKET.
Corrected wcexly.
Qdoiatiois tor Td-BAT:
Trlnes.lay, Nov. 5, 1879.
Wheat 1 2-5
Corn 60
Oats 32
Rye 6
Cloverseed 50
PHILADELPHIA URAIN MARKETS.
PtiiLADELrRtA, Jfov. 1. Wheal, Hunysnt
andunsettleti. K-jL-cted t $1.30 ; rctl $1.3i,
and amber at $1.45. and No. 2 red elevatud
at $1.42. Rye, unchanged ; Penna. at WV.
Corn, dull; mixed aud y.-llo at 60t 61c.
O.ts, inactive and easier ; mixed at 42to
4;U; and white 41to4'.
MAKKIED;
SP1'HER KLINE Oct. 21, 1879, by
Rev. D. S. Lunte, Mr. Edward II. Spicher,
Of Delaware township, Juniata Cotihty, in J
M's Mary L. Kline, of near Liverpool,
Perry coiiuty.
Sew Adttftiiementn
A .UW BOOK.
ORDERS SOW TAKPX.
I npiTniCI Can in 'ke most by selling a new
iVUliillU work the only one ot the Hind
issued. "THE RIGHTS AND DUTIES OP
COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP OFFICERS,"
by V. R. Bicrly, Lq., ol tne illiauisjH.rt
if. I lt.tr. l!ot.fait.s all the acta and deel-
t .,,,. in rUtilin to the various e.tuniv and
townsnip ohices, is a Complete hand-book
tof election ottlcers, and treats the tax laws
lully. Every otticer and tax payer will buy
one. 11 contaiua w Iiges, nejtiy prinuu.
bound in cloth and gold, aud sold at $2.00
twr voluiuue. For agencies and terms apply
with stamp to
W. R. B1ERLY,
Willi amsfoet, Pa.
The Wiiliarasport Daily Banner saya of
the above valuable work : " We learn that
W. R. Bierly, Eq., of this city, has obtain
ed a copyright for a wont eutilled "Tlie
Rights and Duties of County sud Town
sbiD Othcers." which is a revised edition of
his lornier work on the Rights' snd Duties oi
Township Officers, tbe first edition of which
is now exhausted.
There seems to be a demand all tfvef the
Stale lor a complete work of this kirid; as
bas been proved by the rapid said of Mr.
Bierly's Hret compilation. Tbe new edition
will contain a comprehensive statement of
the laws and decisions bearing od tlie vari
ous officers embraced in the title. With a re
view of tbs tax laws as they exist under the
new constitution, and there will be append
ed the common lortna nec esnry Id the dis
charge of these officers' dtfties.
The labor of compiling such a work will
be immense, but a Mr. Bierly is a worker
of patient restonrch and untiring persever
ance, tbe production will be at once thor-
i -,.. , - r.
ough and reliable, and valuable to attorneys
t sa weu as ouwwt t"t
-Veto Jirlvrrlixtmt'ti
THE BEST REMEDY
r
nm
Diseases of the Tbroat ail Luna
AYER'iS
Diseases of the
pulmonary ortrans
are so prevalent and
fatal, that a safe and
reliable remedy for
them ia invaluable
to every com inuuityj
Arm s CuEKBr
Par-roKAL is such a
remedy, and no
other so eminently
nietlts the cawti-
dence of tbe puMic
It is, 4 scientific corrw
j uin.uiou ui tue iut:iii
cinal rrincities and
, putative virtues of
the burnt drngs,
chemit-ally unitnl,
to insure th trreau
PECT0
est posaiti
issible efficiency and unifonnitvot rw.
suits, which enables physit-uuis as well as
Invalids to nse it with, conridenee. it is
the must mhatija remedy tblr Ui-w-s of
im inroH anti lungt ina( science uas pro
duced. It strikes at the foundation of all
pnlmonary diseases, aflordinir rrompt
and certain relief, and is adapted to pa
tiei.U of any age or either set. Bung
very palatnble, the younisrat children
take it without ditticuliv. In the treat
ment of ordinary Coughs, Colds, 8orw
Throat, Itrono'bitls, Influenza, Cler
gy ma n's Sore TU roat, Ast h nia, Crou p,
aud Catarrh, the effects of Ami's
Ciiekrt PECTOKALaremait-al.and multi
tudes are annually preserved from serious
illness by its timely and faithful nse. It
should be kept at band in every house
hold, for the protection it alToids in sud
den attat-ks. In WhiKiplng-oough and
Consumption there is no other remedy
so eiricaciou, soothing, and helpful.
The ninrvellous cures whieh Aver's
Chkhkt I'kctobai has effected all over
the w orld are a sufficient guaranty tlint it
will rontlnue to produre the bent results.
An Itiijutrtial trial will convim-e the nnwt
st-eptk-al of its wonderful curative pow erj,
as w ell as of its superiority over all other
preparations for pulmonary complaiuta.
Eminent physicians In all parts of the
country, knowing its composition, recom
mend Avek's CliKKnv I'ra-roRAt. to inva
lids, and presi-ril it in their prat-tire.
The test of half a century hns proved its
alMolnte certainty to cure all pulmonary
complaints not already beyond the reach
of human aid.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Aye? &. Co.,
Practical anil Analytical the mists,
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD BY AXS. DCUawISTS KTZBTWBBBS.
KENNEDY & DOTY,
(Successors to Buyers k. Kennedy,)
DEALER3 IN
COAIa,
i.L3im:it,
CEMEaNTT.
Csleined Plasteri Lnnd Piaster.
SEEDS, SALT; fcC.
We buy Graii., to be delivered at Miifliu
town or Mexico.
We are prepared to furnish Salt to dealers
at reasonable rates.
r!!f?iEDT fc DOTT.
April 21, !879-tf
Professional Cards.
JOUIS E. ATKINStJtf,
ATTORNEY -AT -LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN. PA.
C7"Collecting and Conveyancing prompt
ly attended to.
Oi ritE -On J!:tln Mr-el, in his plate of
residence, south of b.ide street.
J0BERT McMEEN,
Attorney and Counselor -at-Law.
Proh'.pl atlenttdn given to the securing
and collecting of claims, and all !"ai busi
ness. OrriCE on bridge strict, first door wcJt
ot the Belford building.
April 11, 1875-tf
LFUtD J. PATTERSON,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
MIFFLINTOWN. JUNIATA Co., PA.
K7" AH bntines. promptly attended to.
OrrtcE On Bridge street, oppofite the
Court UoinB soTisre.
AVID D: STONE,
AlibRNEY-AT-LAV,
ihFLIffTOWN, PA.
CT7" Collections and all professional busi
ness proniptlvate"ded lr.
june20,1877: .
J S." AH NLtf i
ATTORNEY At L.W,
&1CI1FI2LD, JUNIATA CO., PA.
A'l biti:;t'sJ promptly atten,l,-d to. Con
siiitation9 iu two lauguages, English and
German.
juhn Mclaughlin,
INSURANCE AGENT,
por t Ad hi A. JiwiAT.i cd.i r.i.
KP"0rlly reliable Companies represented.
Dec. 8, 1 875-1 y
THOMAS A. ELDER, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon,
kirTListowir, rj.
Office hours from 9 a. . to 3 T. .. Of.
flee in his father's residence, at tbe south
end of Water street. oct22-tl
M. CRAWFORD, M. 1.,
H.is resumed actively the practice of
Medicine and Surgery and their collateral
branches. Office at the old corner of Thitd
and Orange streets, Mithintown, Ps.
March 29, 1876
J M. BRAZEE, M. U.,
rtitSiCiAN AND SURGEON,
.icadtmia, Juniata Co., Pa.
OrriCE formerly ocenpied by Dr.Sterrett.
Professional business tromptly attended to
at all hours.
T-) L. ALLEN; 31. D.,
Has corohlensed the practic of Medicine
and Surgery and all their collateral branches.
Office at Academta, at the residence oi
taut. i. 4. Patterson.
fjuly 15. 187
JjKNRT HARSnBERGER.M.D.,
Continues the practice of Medicine and
Surgery and all their collateral branches.
Office st his residence in McAlisterville.
Feb 9, 1876. .
FOR REST-The Corner Store-room in
the Belford Building, now occupied by R.
E. Parker, is for rent. Inquire of
MlBCAEtT BlLTfllP.
CHERRY
.illSCELL.ISiZOVS
lit tBc p'aiib where you oaa tuf
TUl-J llIiST A3fl Till: CIIKAPIWT
MEN8r()UTliS' & HOYS' CLOTHING
'ii.ns. cjrs. Boon, $!TtKs, .f.n f".".v.v aoors.
HE is prepared l ehilit one of the most choice aid m-Wi t.ickt --t-r o2'"red W
this markut, aijd it jiHTOSISHIMlf.Y LOU' PRICES
A!m J',', ft suits aud parts of iU, which be made t ord
at abort noliccl i - reaa'ju-u.S.
P.euierilber t!i piSrF4 '?, Jfi oaIi,s
Water s'reets. Mlf FLlMtiiVi, 'A.
SAM'L STRAYEI
lias just returned from the Eastern cities with a full fatuity ef
MEW & BOYS' CLOTHIWG,
HATS & CAYS, BOOTS & SHOES, ALL SIZES,
GENTS rCRXlSiUXil lf()DS. floods of l iT" Ww Como autt see nia
and be astonished. Pants
at .3 e
rents.
I'atterstn, Pa., April 16,
Irnre'rrx' Guiit.
PENNSYLVANIA. RAILROAD.
T 1 M K -TAliLK
Tuaoton a -to LoCtt V isscnoeb Tmin
BETWKEX HtKKl-BlSO ASD A tT'MJ.N .
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2 litj'Duncan'it
2 1 4' Apieduc'
2 2?.1 Baiit's
2 35''ewj it
2 47 Millerst'n
3nt'rhoi..p'ii
3 l-: Mexico
41 H31
7 32 I25-J'
7 22 I2";
7 l7 12 35
6 57 12 21'
6 4:: 12 11
6 32 It 59
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3 27 Vitrlin 6t 7 !l 34!
3 55 Lett ist.vi.' 5 42 ' I 01-
4 0j Ander j 5 29 1" o'.'i
4 21 McVeyt'n 5 14 10 3 .:
417 Manav'nS' 5 UI '. 26;
4 52 N "limil i. 4 51 H.H:
4 -V Mt. Union! 4 4;, : ill (!
5 07 Vspietoti.l 4 3! 9 571
5 15 Milit'reek 4 30! 9 50i
5i Fi'intiiie'n 4 17' 9 39
6 51 Pettrsb'g 3 5S' 922
6 02 Barr.-e j
6 10 Spr ceC k
S 25 P.irntjih'iu,
3 51:
8 l(i
3 33
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8 17;
8 12
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9 10;
8 5tij
8 4"
8 361
8 S3 1
8 151
1 15, 6:jl T.vri.ne ,
1 6 !; Tiplt.n i
1 6 5- p.'storia ,
1 34 Gt Bells Mills
I 55j T Altoona
r.'A. x.ii.i .
I 9 U5, 12 55 PiU.-lmr; 7 40:
WESTwiltb T.lsT TSAISS.
Pacific Express leaves I iiiladelphia 1155
pin; H.trribur 4 20 s m ; liiin-aiir,on 4
?",m! Ntp..rt 6 14 am; Milliin 556 a
ii''; I.'ewistowii 6 l1 a m ; McVeytown fill
4 :u ; alt- In ion 7 am; Il.intindi.n 7
tui; retersnurg i 4 1 a m ; s prnce ureeB i
7 a n: ; Tyrt.ne 8 !8 a m ; Bell's Sills I
8 r3 a m ; Altoona 8 jO a ci ; Pi'U'juig
1 4 j p IU.
. .tLbttrg Express We, Ph'la .U at
ij . p ui
10 ' i p iu
12 (l a in
1 53 a ui ;
M lit-tr : I 41 p ill ; Lewistown
; IltiiilinEdon 1 13 a in ; Tyrt ue
Altoona 2 2 i a m ) Pittsburg 7 00
a in.
Ta
Line leaves Philf 'lelphia at 11 45 a
hi ; ILtrrisburir 3 45 p i'.! ; M HI in 6 09 p m ;
l.enistown - 2. f ir H,inti:.t-I'n 6 28 pm ;
Tyrone 7 II? p iii j Altoona 7 40 p iu Pitts- j
targ 1 1 45 p nl. I
E.tstwABD Fast Tsaiss.
Pliilndt.pl.ia Express leaves Pitfbnrg at
4 4ipm; A 'toon 8 55 p m ; Bell's Mills
9 10 pm; Tvrone 9 21 pin; Spruce Creek
9 38 p m ; ln.ntitiS,,.ii 10 "2 p ru : Lewis-
o- :i tD.Vijaro; Xillliu II Mam; llirris'
bure 12 35 am; and arrives in i'iiiladelphni
at 3 51 a m.
At Up tie f.rvi i:tve Pitrshnrg at 1 10
ui; -.Itotiiia ol-ipiti:- Tyrone 651 pm;
liuuiinitil'.n 7:; pm; Mt. Union 8 ort n m ;
M'- Vet u.wn 8 25 p m ; l.ewi-t'.wn 8 5" p m ; j
11 iff! in 9 1 2 p in ; Newport V 56 p ni ; Duu
carnon III 20 p ni : llarri.-burg 1- 55 p m ;
arrives in Philadelphia 3 01 a m.
Paci"e fcipress i.jves Pittsburg at 3 15 a
pi? Al'o'.tia 7 35 am; Tyrone 8IHJ am;
Hiiniingdiiii 8 36 a m ; Lett istown 936 a m ;
M.llliu 9 55 am: lla-rishurg It
arrites u Philadelphia 3 15 p m".
JUNtAlA VALLEY BANK,
WITH
iiilANCH AT PoRT ROTAL.
Stockholders Indi'dualij Liaila.
J.NEVIS Pl.?'r, rtrir..f.
i. VAX IRWIN, Ca.iier.
btRE'TOBS:
J". Iseti'i VCuWt'-r, Joseph Kothrnek,
(.eorge J.-.-obs. Philip M. Kepner,
AmosG. hoii.-.tll, Lohis E. Atkinson.
V. C. Fotneroy;
STOCkHoLDEKS t
J
"evin Pomeroy, J.tnie B. OkeynHj.
fbiilp w. Kepner,
Joseph Xotlir't:'ri,
George Jacob-,,
L. K. Atkinvn,
W. C. Pomeroy,
Amos J. Bon. til,
Nosh H. rwler,
Daniel Stouth-r,
Chaiiotte Snyder,
Win. Van Swt-riiiaeu.
Sam'l Herr'a lleirij
J.tue II. Irwin,
.Vary Knrtx.
Samuel M. f nrtr,
J. Holme train,
T. V. Jrwii,
F B. f rt.w.
John iiertslLT.
LT Interest alio"-"! it II, e t:o nt 3 per
Cent, on 6 mouths certi'lcates, 4 p-rcent. on
U months cer:ir?catl-s.
jn23, 1879-tf
Times
ApprQicMn,
yiuiins....:. $llV ;....0f
Vtolonctlla $10 i;u.50 (V
Doul'e ' ?25 00toVlO
Gnilart 75tt.K5 00
Violin Boiri .... ............ 25:1 ()
jfcardam. $1 251025 00
I'io'.a and flnitar Stri"gi. Boxes, Blioges,
Keys. Tale Be-.rds S.c.
Mouth Organs, ext.a qcility.
Flutes, Fif-s, Flaireolets, Clarinets, drums,
and Ba.tD liifitrnoients at !o'3e. t
cash prices
; Si" end f ailid rtc"P' f
Prui.
Piano S tools, Mnsic Stands, Piano aid
Organ Polish. An bX tUe above instrn
ments will be foT'-vrccd at short notice by
addressing tuC
McKII.LfPS ORGAN MANUFACTORY.
Ae.Ogan.at aslonishing'y low prices.
Secot.d-b jnd of other makes al a bargain.
fut filrtuer particulars addrvsa
ALEX. SloJULLipsv
fh-pan ManntwettArer-.
. 320 N. Qneen St., Lan-rw; pa:'5
Dec. 4, 1878-6in
Consult yonr irfejesfs aVf sdVertue in
tbe Smitimel amd Rrpiikain:
jtiFEHAlSEMEJi ir:.
5 cfcr building, corner of Bridge kai
Jaa. i, :;.tt
07" SiJil'S MADS TO OiiI:fc K.a-n
SAMl'S- S7UAYER.
TIIK HORI.D S B4L..11.
Da. L. D. Wetbi-bx's ALTKaArira .Siacr.
I7"A r-medy nsed TIIi:iTY-riTE :.HS
a rrlv.t'errct!':e; ilud l!.er failing u
raaica.iy t iu
RHEUMATISM. DROPSY,
Erysipelas, Scrolula, Soeondary Syphilid,
Gravel, Diabetes, snd all dieaaes in vthich
the W?Dd U i'-plicstid, is now clt'crvJ t
the public.
Sold bv all Retail Drnci". -'ind (ii...ij-
sale only) by Tue Wkiuib Mkoici.se Co.,
O. Box CJH, Kochetler, N . Y.
I will ma'l 't ree) the rtri;e tor a simple
Ykgetble lltia ili.it w:Il remove TAX.
I FRECKLES, PIMPLES and BLOTCHHS,
leaving the skin solt, clear and beautiful;
.j,,, inntruciions lor cro'l'dcine a Uiiiriuit
reilh o( hair on a ii'.d '. .ad or smooth
face. Ai-liuss. :uioMiig 3e. stamp, Pt.
Vaudcll i. Co., 20 Ann atrtet, IM. i.
TO CONSUMPTIVES..
The advertiser, hi- :ng beet i.cruuir .ntly
y Ig ! cnrWt ft that dreaa tiisa.-, ConMimption,
-M'tbya simple re:u dy, Is anxious to cat ?
known to hit fellow-sutfen the roeanS of
cure. To all who desire it, ho will send a
copy of tile f rescrlpiun used, (fret of
' chrirl aitl. lht iltr-tit.na Tt r tm-nt. :,-..
and Using the same, which ilicy will tlnd a
si'BE ct 11 tor ConsuiLip;u, Arttioua, B.un
rhitis. xc. Parties t..nm.g tbu Frcscrp
tioa, will please adiir-'H,
.. A. WII i. .
194 Penn street, Williams'". i.';
EPF'tTt.S IF ( Til:
VGESTLl JtA:. who suil"err--t i.-r" vesra
from :ervotis DI -iLIiY; PRKMA
Ti PE PCAY, an.1 all the et!'.-rt? .
tut Indiscretion, will lor the sa-; of suf'er
ii.g humanity, send freo to all woo neetl tt.
the tetipe ai.d direc!ii-n for:uakir thesi--.-ple
remedy ! aincn no was cure t. J?".f
ierers wUaiiig to profit by lite Idvertis .- a
experience can do so by addr J;.'.. g !:. per
fect cootideuee,
joiix b. ":pv.
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kinds. TL'MoRji
iseharges of BLDttD. or
mMMis, and ail tli?eases of tlie KK'JiT .'ii
quickly and perfectly cured '; - ,p!.. .
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dress ia. .'. i m- .. ; Ct I.:. .
22 A.iu street, N. Y.
Jan 29, 1879-6IH
pjV d0ipta & UB&LiiZ Hlxuit
ArTangfrntot ?f ra-ascr Ti-alns,
Cfcn.BEa r.tb, 1379.
Trstnt Uatt WjrruJarg n ,";
For New York via A :'.-it... .-. a, - b 03
m mil I 1", .
por JJ.-w Vt.rk v.a - B..'in-1 Pn'ofc Route,'
3 21 h ((.J a m and 1 4 p ui.
Ffr PliiiadeTrh'a at 6 2-1, 8 0-", 9 55 a m,
45 an I 4 00 p m.
for Heading a 5 20, 8 05
9 55 a m, 1 l j
4 00 and t00 p m. . .
F?r PotL.vilie al 5 20, 8 05 a m. and i "0
p. m. and via Scl.ti.viki;! S'i
Eranch at 2 40 p ni. IVr A-.t"':-2, C -:A
. a ni.
For Lanca-t.-j and Columb'a, al 5 20, 8 05
a ru. .nd 4 Oik p oi
For Allentown at C .0, 8 05, 9 55 a ni, 1 45
and 4 01 p re.
The 5 2 ahd 05 a m, ai.d 1 45 p ni tra:-.s
hry' !hro i).h car. for N'--.r York.
Tl.c 5 20 a. m. train has through cars fur
Philadelphia.
The 5 2, 8 05 am nu-i 115 r m msks
close coniaection at Reading wiii'i main lino
trains having thr";r,,i cars for Kbw York,
via "Bound block Route."
sryr-.:is.
For New York at 5 "JO a. rr. .
For Allentown and way aiatiori r.t 5 20 a tn.
Fcr Reading, Philadelphia anl aay stations
at 1 4". p in.
Tramt for Uarrubur'g Uar: as fullowt i
Let -.e New York via Allentown at 8 45 a m,
1 00 and 30 p m. .
Leave New York via'E,'und B-"n: Roete"
7 45 am, 1 30 and 4 00 y, i i.rivmg at
HarrisKarg, 1 i'J, ? 2? la, 12 io uiitl-
niiili".
Leriv j Lancaster 8 '5 a m .;.d 3 50 p in.
Let-, e I'Miuuihia 7 55 a m and 3 V p m.
Leave I'hiiadulpuia a: 9 4 '. a. :a., i,t i j0
and 7 15 p m.
Leave Pof-!!!.- at 6 00, i 10 a. ni. aud 4 401
prt. ....
Leave ftjadin j at 4 60, 7 35, 1 1 50 a
I 30, i; 1". and 10 35 p
Leave Pott. villa via Schuylkill au-1 SnsrreJ
anna branch, 8 25 a ru. Leave An! a
ia St hcy'.fe:!l and Sustpiuhanca Drai :h,
11 50 a ra.
Leave. Allentown at 5 55, 9 05 a m ,
12 10,"
4 Cd nid 9 05 p ni.
Leave New York a; 5
Leave Philadelphia at 7 4i p m.
Leave Reading at 7 3 S, ni anil pi ?5 p
Leave Aileutown al V m.
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Genera! MuS;;tf.
TO TOUX3 r.iux,
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SIX CCStS.
A Lecture on tho Nature. T-'.nient aarl
Radical C.ureof Spermatorr'it t. or .ievtinaf
tVeJknesS, Invol : . ary F.tssioiis, S--x::al
Ptiiiiity, and Ii ';uimei:s to Jia-.-iat gen
erally; Ner-. ou.ness. '.'Cn'smupti'.n, Epi
lepsy and I Us; M-tnta'ar.J Pliysi. t! iuea
picitv, resulting fi m Se'f-Abus-, etc. By
ROBERT J.CL'LVERWELL, M. D., Au.
tho- ol the "G.-ee;l Pr ;. io.
Tl: world-? enowned ai:ih"r. in this -mirat.ie
Lecture, clearly proves from Pi
own experience tbat the awn ? - .u.c;t., i:
ces of Sell-Abuse m.t) beetieitually ret. vt
etl witht- it mediciues, and with ut i' t-.t-r-ous
atirgici't Prnr'afi r.", V -fes, ir..,;.-u-nients,
rlngS or pi inline out a
motl-of.erre at orfct certafl Jfud erlectusl
by wch ec.'y suuVrer. no Mat'er what h:
ctmtiillou msy oe.iuay cure hiiutcl' ehi-!v.
privately and radica'l.:
fXTii Lt:-lvr: iri'! ;-oct a c'c to ;at,
x and i nil Ihoviandt.
,nt. . sndcr sea!, iti a pl.isjf envelt r, to
aa$.addrt ss, on r -eivt six eent. . r lao
pos'Sge stan jt. idis'.is the P-ti;.:.. s,
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