lountiolko.
The GreyhounWs Warning.
Si. Nicholcis, .
[Concluded from WV week.] - •
•
"They call me a gypsy," answered, the,
woman, assuming a . mysterious look, . `‘l
f o retell •ey.erita.' •
The king . was not overawed by. her air*
of mystery, but told her that she thus( at
once leave the place. .
She moved awat . darklY.and'sullenlY,
when the ` children . uttered an -audible
laugh. -She caught the sound; 'and turn,
ed sharply. •
- The king was caressing the hound.
The fact that a hound was faringbetter
than she, seemed' to increase her:bitter
feeling. , .
can play nci,W,", she said, looking
enviously towardthe en. • "Let him. A.
(log will howl one day, :and' then. the
kingdom will want for a king ; then the
kingdom will go." •
The king appeared to be-diaturbed by
the evil prophecy. He addreieed' the
strange woman in a softer tone, and offer
ed her money.
The' black lines faded : partly out :of her
face, and she . courtesied. lower and said ;..
"A dug willdie in this palace one day;.
then the kingdom . ' shall be - restored
again." •
People were very prone, to believe in
omens; signs' and fortune-telling at this
time ; and the' gypsy's words became
know'n in the Palace; ,and were treasured.
un to see if they would come to' pass.
There was nothing remarkable in the
prophecy. It one' ,IYere to say that...a.dog
would howl in Queen Victoria's. park at.
Balm Oral before the Queen should die,
or that the cock should crow in the
grounds of . Windsor Castle before the'
Prince of Wales should take the throne, ,
it would probably.all come to pass, andlt
so common an event were looked for, it
might seem to unthinking people quite a:
remarkable thing..
The civil
,War grew ,more fierce; the
king's life was threatened ;. the king bee.-
gall secretly to plan an escape from
Hallow' Court, and from this turbulent
part of .the kingdprrl. He was really a
prisoner in. his Talace ; old friends were
every T here turning against • hiM„ and he
was sometimes made to feel. that his only
friend, 'except his children, was his faitli ,-
ful hound.
"P - oor thing,- poor. thing) he is faith
ful to me," said the king one day. • "But
how can Ibe faithful, • I may leave you,
one day, good fellow,.and then a dog will
howl. his a pitiable case when 'a .king,
cannot be true even to his dog."
,••
The hound seemed to understand the
king's great trouble, and at 'stick times
would lick his master's' hand, and - press
his knee and whine, as though' to break.
tne reverie. .
4i :was toward the close 'Of a•dark ef
ternikin on the 11th . of November, 1647..
Night came early, with no, ray of tiuniet.
The:palace gardens - were ohscurid in a
deepnist, and' the river ran dark.beloW
them, with hardly - a- ray to penetrate' the
gloom. • . .*
The , king hte_an early'supper, and then.
retired with -his, favorite doz. It. ivas lira.
c ' o .. 3 .kti n to gtl to his chwit`bee for devo- .
tions*timmediately after the evening meal.
It was very still, in the palace
;
very
gloomy, with the dull and of the No
vember rain incessan or Occa
sionally the step of -the guard' was heard
on the corridor. The little_ duke
. and the
princess,Were milting the return of their
father in a dimly - lighted forim.near the
:banquet .
He did not come. The foot of. the
guard sounded - firmer, and became impa- .
tient: . - _
guddenly the pitiful howl of
,the king's
hound broke .the silenSce of the pahie
• The little duke heard it; and started to
go to' his tailwr's chamber. The young
princess followe'd him,. a strange look of
terror in her baby face, and her eyes, fil
_ led with tram.
The children. came to the main stair
way" when :they were Ordered back by an
attendant. In their retreat they i.gam
heard, the. hound .in their. father's cham
ber utter the'same ftiendless,piteous
There Was a back staircase that lod up
to the same room. The children passed
silently through the empty apartments
that.led . .to it, and • were startled again
and again on their .noiseless way by the
. pitiful howling of- the - dog t which now
began to be piercing in its distress.
Just as they,urrived at theltiot of the
staircase,- a heavy sound Was . heard at
the chamber door above. It was answer
ed by a sl,arp bark from the hound.
"Father must have gone," said the lit
.. tle princess ; "what made the lloghOwl
so.?"
There was a ,crash. at, the door above,
TLe young prince 4 clashed her brother
.
in tc , ir, tnitl•trie'd to dittWhitn back.
are breaking into his rooib,"
kaid the prince.;' "let us go to: him let
us„d(fend hi tri:"
• .
There was hurried step and a cry oh
the st:tirs. The children drew back-:' - the•
hout.d.catne.bounding _duwn and ran nit
to thi.in od , around theta in anxiety and
terror. There werenlorelooNteps on Ulie
nr.fl cr:;, .
"Give the alaina ; the king has escaP:
Years Pan , . The skinny scenes of the
,I 1 volution. are over., Kiog
Charter I. has . :ong., slept in the silent
vat:lts of St. GeOrge's Chitpel, and his
separated children have .grown to man
hood and womanhood in exile.
There Came ii:Hatnrfon. Court Palace
one late suinufer, day, Oliver Cromwell,
ProtectOr f the Commonwealth of Eflft
land. He, too, Ntits attended-by a faith.
ful dog. He slopt in the old rovel apart.
went, and , his dog kept guard at the
door. - He awoke one morning, but his
dcig did not come to hith. He arose and
found that the thisty animal was dead.
Oliver Cromwell was a stern man, bat,
like most men of that.day, be wasTtuper
stitious. He behevedin signs add omens
and witchcraft; and he had heard of the
withered gypsy's prophecy.
He was shaken in health, and the sight
of the "dead dog awakened his nervoui
fear& "Alas !" he said,
."the kingdom
has departed."
Cromwell soon
.died,' and, as all our
'school-children know, Charles 11., son of
the first Charles, came,back to the throKii,
amid great rejoicings and celebrations.l
And this is the old storp—a curious
mingling of true history and. supersti
tion--that was told over and over again
in the' Christmas-tide to open-mouthed
groups around Maryland firesides in the
old Colonial times.
tam and
.lionohold..
How to Cure Split Hoot.
. I had a horse that had both hoofs split
from top 'to bottom. :He could int walk
without his feet spieading apart. • I kept
him for three :months : on straw one foot
deep in the stable, but all did no good.--
At last I went, to the blacksmilh shop.
and had heavy shoes made which spread
wide at the heels." To these heavy shoes
there was welded, at the outside of each
htel, a piece made a- shoe nail iron.
These pieces - Were made to fit well around
the foot, about.. an inch below the hair.
I "la the pieces come, together within
half an inch each, and turned up about
three-fourths of an\ inch. In the turned
up . part, a hole was made to receive a-bolt
an inch long, with . a . square • head and
screw and•nut, on the other encl.,. On
nailing the shoes on • and putting., the
bolt in and screwing. on, the nut,,the.foot
was brought together. 'ln ibis way, I .was
enabled to work him every day I wished.
,Pre . yious to this my horse.had notwalk
ed au • mile, in three.mooths. Next day
after - I had the. shoes put on I 'drove-him
in a Carriage twenty miles, and I haVe
usedliini right .aloug. 7 -Cor. Cincinnati
Gaiette: . • . • - • • •
Pruning Trees.
Pruning trees is . often spoken of and
as- often. neglected,. so we speak of it.
again - now: ,
_Pruning of , fruit trees can
better be done. at this season than any
other, on Warm. - 0114, days .Of course,
and - the brtish removed, quite aieasily-ta
„ken care of. 'lt is well to'keep an outlook
for the WOrk• - of rabbits and mice about
the, foot of - young:fruit trees. Their
I'aNNEPS e.ll)eftiOly n? ire. fray rre
q'uen fly' be prevei l ted. by treading the
snow firmly about the truuks.; : and. the
bls can find no better Port than tramp
tng
fdr the rabbits, which, will _.sEek'the.
orchards when the snow is deep and their
fodder scarce.
• -As -a general, thing' .orchard trees
get too much pruning. In
_Olin , : trees
only thin out S , ) as not toliave the main.
leaders crossing or • iterfering with one
another. Or when a - -cw shoota grow
strang4 than . the rest, cut these
away. Iroisto: - . al: tobranch in.. .tut,
trees . grawing only on-a.-FieyfeCt
On•ohler-treess which bave been.bearind
a nuMber of sears!it wlll.often 6614U:t0
cut out a large portion. of . the . I)earing
limbs. 13y a long .
.series of bearings,
branches will often get barked around
and staunted, preverititig,the free passage
of- the sap which' seftis to revenge itself
.by foreing out vigororts .shoots a, long
I way down.frOm the ton or - the tree.' It
is . doWn to the vigorous shoots .that we
would cut, the *bearing branches -away.
One vinAtBe 144 own judgment as to
the. advisability of this. If • the tree
bears' as fine and luscious -fruit., as ever,.
of con:8 - e ,- .no spell . severe • work need be
'one: but if not,. now; is the time. •
, . ~
At this season, friend, don't forget the,
accounts. c Square. tip 'once in the year,
to knOw . bow you . . stand with the world.
_Do it qow, if you -did not . before *the
-new year came . -in.. You bayedOubtleFs
thought often of opeiting a complete bet
of ' accounts, inch as the. merchant !seeps..
—now is the time to Crystallize. that de
sire into action. And .-if.tne .complete ,
system'is. objectionable',_ than keep a.de 7 ,
tail account with each' branch
.of the.
farm 'syt - item, as of the' cows, ~the swine,
the poultry, and 'with each of t,heleveral
crops . ,-;—,taking carefull note of all :re
ceipts 'ana ' expenditures . ; - and have. a
general :cash ' account,i with - * your whole
business... EVen thi.S. - .imperiect , system
will-be, .found.pf ' great : .ad van rage- in tel
hog, the 'Tesn l tst of yluir. various : opera-.,
!inn 3, tyljCll,
,Otlle,r wl&e, : you positt7. - elY'
.know . nOthing'ot with. c , ltainty. - : ' .
'--:-i---:—.1.-40.4.---•-r-----•-.
,: . ~
The Scienlifit; - A me) taut- t tig:g.eg.t 88 a. '
ScarectOW, fittiqi.to ttitithidate the boldest .
. bird; two sm4l). looking - glits , 3i-s..'fits - toted
hack to•back, and hung by o ne corner to:'
(
nn elastic pole. , The ,bravest.or . oW.w:lll_'
.depart if. -one
. ''or .the lighttiing: 4liislies
from the . stiii's tell,•ct.fd . .rayS.l4lVoitliirn.
Another - 'loror. - involves. an artitieiat
i 1.), - asili.'hiii.sli - - Troill Is . 1 - ,ii p p 4 l o. 4 i' Ltf , 4 .li ong . ,
I .koose'litia - ttirke.y.•fra,4lierit, It i,s astonish •
'jig *hat topking biid of prey.
cin bf. , :,-6onsrixtof.;o' . .frOm thd abOve sun:,
.ple ,temains .to . , bang
:the otiiebt pule;',4nd the
wind *ill do Tile' bird .inikkes
'swoop's 4nd dashes m the most alarmir.g
and hiidiong= tn4nner. Even the nost
inquisitive oVveuerabJe, beils hisheen,,
hurry
'tits car
.
ries unmixed dismay.
Ace°Outs.
N" AR"WEMENT
Tho Poolo's Drag Storo.
I. N. BULLARD, PROPRIETOR.
J. ICES fON .Druggist a Apothecary.
PATENT MEDICINE EMPORIUM I
The Undersigned would rcspectfullyannounce to all
the people everywhere, that to. his already ft:timely ,
stock and variety of Merchandise in • the Grocerx, FrO•
vision.and Hardware:line. •
He has added a vtry choice assortment of PURE
DRUGS, PATENT MEDICINES, BRUSHES, PER
FUMERY, ire.. which he natters hims li be can assure
the public they will find it to their advantage to exam
ine before• purchaeingelsewhere. Tu all Physicians in
this section of the county he would respectfully au•
nounce that he hassecured the services of R. Kenyon.
as Druggist and Apothecary, tit hose long experience and
acknowledged care and ability. entitle him to your en
tire confidence in the line of compounding medicines
or preparing prescriptions'. and who won. ti also esteem
it an especial favor to receive calls from a vof his old
-ustomers or now ones. Will make the Pa tent Medi
sines a specialty. Also Domestic and Fore ih n Mineral
Waters—an extensive stock. Also line Groceries—
LEIBIG'S EXTRACT OF BEEF, FRESH SALMON
PICKLED & CANNED CLAMS. LOBSTERS,
PEAS, CORN. BEANS. OYSTERS, &a., La.
in fact, anytbng and everything thit le ordinarily need
ed, Respectfully soiiclting a call, re
I main
I. N. BULLARD.
Powder! Powder! Powder!
Blastin;, Ride add Shot Powder, Shot, Load, One
Tubes, Caps, Poaches, Flasks, Fuse,. &c.,
&c.. for sale by •
I. N. BULLARD.
Montrose, Sept. 0,1874—tf.
T ILL
SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY AGRI
CULTURAL WORKS,
Having been reorganized under the dna, name, and
style of Susquehanna County Agricultural
Works, limited,
R Jaw Err, Pres.,. IV H COOPER, Tress.;
D SAYER, Secretary
Are now prepared to furnish, on .hort notice,
itationarg ingints,
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, TURBINE
WATER WHEELS.,
And do' all kinds of mill and job Work promptly and
sAttsfactorily, at low. rates.- We manufacture and have '
on hand anirge assortment of
PLOWS o .l' , l"Pl i alWri
CAULDRON KETTLES of different styles
ADJUSTABLE B ARN DuOR H‘NGINGS:
2►lE-%.D0,V ROLF FYN itr A (INA, VMS'
FORGES POTS and GRATES, DOG POW
ERS for chinning', One and .Two Home POW
ERS and THRE3HkaRS of the latest and best
patterns, &c., (tic
Montrose, March 1, 1876
FOR 1877.
JOB PRINTING
• A SPECIALTY. .
With our four presses, a large assortment of
plain and fancy job type, krders, inks. pavers:
cards. etc., and experienced. Workmen, we are
prepared to do-
Ali Kinds or Job Work
at the LOWEST PRICES. Promptly upon
receipt of order, (by wail or otherwise,)
we can furnish -
Wedding Invitations, -
Envelopes, Bill Heads, Statements, Note Heads,
Box Labels, Snow Cards, Admission Tick-:
ets, Ball Tickets, Law Blanks, Auction -
Bills, Large Posters, Small Posters,
Bottle Labels, Calling 'Cards, Address:
Cards, Business Cards, Invitation Cards;
Pamphlets, Business Circulars, Wrappers, Tags,
Dancing Programmes,
ete.„etc.
tIAWLEY & CRUSER,
Democrat Office.
May 10:
REMOVED AND ENLARGED.
I have removed my
GROCERY. STORE
to the building tour doors above the• First Nations
Bank, Public Avenue,
,(formerly occupied by .E.. P.
stamp,) where I have enlarged my stock of .
• •
GroCeries, Provisions &c .
I invite competition both in qualiti and price.' • lease
give me a call and be convinced that I can do yo rood.
WILSON J. TITER L.
•
Montrose, April 26,1876.-3 , 1 1 , .•
Dauchv Go.
- Fancy. Cards 15 EViekl with name 10 ctS.
4"v Poet pdtd. J.B.llneted.Numfanatene.Co.N.Y.3.
nAG'TS
~I VANTED FOR HISTORY RI
IiENTIA T EXHIBITION
It conbtius . 330 tine engravings of bnitclinglraintqc.•.enes
in the Great Exhihi`. ion and is. ttle.only authentic anti
cr,•nipiete 111:4oryi publishiAT. It of — the griind
buliiiings, wonder f ul exi.ibittt; curiosities, .great
events. etc. Verrdienp and sell" nt, tight. One perlit
Polit, 43 cop es in a day; Fond tor extra terms to Agent's
and mit cte9criptinn of the Ivork., Addrois NATION.At,
Punt.cßitraci Ca.. Philadelphia...a it. • .•
CIA TTION. Unrelifcble litici•worthless books. on the
Exhibition ate being eirculatedt- Do not. be, Orceived,
sec that the book you buy coutaitiO 874 •flogev and 330
fine - engravings. ;
. ~. . •,
...
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7 . .1, =:•,. • 1 -nr:ruat ant - tax4t astdag •..
a . . -} '. ' . ' St At idnerY rackagola the
- ,p1,.. .•VI +! ', .. . 4 . \Vora. It eont...!ns Its.
t- w i.m. 4 clo.o.;Ls Of Von;.w. rEautei- '.."• - •,•t: - . - .:n.c.:',•;.....! - »4: .-. . r4: - :;..... - , - , c:, 0 -.1.5: 4. - A...:....: c,:.:.1;:-:'' '
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‘„ Ceeve but . tons, and 'AIII:V fA,4nianaclo fate,' tint, Inn end:
'
. ' tit - :l's.-pold.-edcburc. f pneketwa. - w:th arturtu•l/evr- :"
ti:ry. Si 4. ecm: Vol.i /Veit Laze. — OW:Kt free to oil: Teri*. - ...
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~' k•••• 4 --. *,' it*- M Cf./ -. t -;. '*• , 4 -1, .
• *:: 4 . lk t.i , 1.& - '494 1 `• 7 '
4 4. - ...4. - • y . s , '
~ , atNetell in tn.. The LLOYD C O S:I3'SATTOR. Can'bl used •
SS a Puu:ll • Penholder 4 n.i Ten, FrurCr.Per.i..r I:c.Enre'4apo-
14peuer,, raper-rutler Fr.hher. Fet•lng Machine Thrsad '
Cutter. and for Ili n ping;:icaros.Cu O ing , strllOclia slid AIM , '
• Datums. Ersedn4 Dlnta: Lc - Bso 'of Leen:coon pencil, Ls
heatlis-ntecet pi:troll, un , ) wf 1 1a4.,4 a NtethnS, , AgenhCalltz '24
,cohianz.niro u rp /JO ii ft rlt ii ithE iX.4 sailing artle.o one:
[Wisp.% 23 rents. rot tor 0 I .-- ExtreerdlnarilutiucemeaLS-."-
• '.
~,,,„ to Adis. :Sand Aar sonape haltdetep and ranvalit Jour
town. SPICE 1
4 pp,, 76,0A,1094Wairothill%;•;.1`4'.:'
;4:f -,S ? ' 4 • 'B•TiiT:4RTATT PACKAGES. and six of
the LLOYD CONJURATION for i t yva
DOLLARS,. DRIDC4 0 ,
709 urciaaway g new ark,
FURNITURE. i!
At . 'w ''W'iSitiit)iYis;-80t7,.s
ZitensiveFarattuxis War 3room roilrOlAnd thelarges
stock - „
PIRST CLASS AND COMMON.
FTJRN .I "1 1 1:71ELM
•
TO be fonnd•in this section Ili the eountry,..of his 011111
manufacture. end at prices that Cannot tail to giv e
faction. They make the very beat
EXTENSION TABLES
In the Country, emd WARRIMT them.
Qphalsr.terp or 3s
Ot all kinds done In the neatest saasmer;•
iiill pan - X ISI c+ : 331* 3) Igli
OP VABIOUS KIND 6.
PURE NO.I MATRASSES,
AND. COMMON MATRASSES
UNDERTAKING
.
The anbseriber hereafter make t fat, ndertatint t
Speelalty tu his business. • Havisrinet completed. a
NEW and the me it elegant REMISE in :,he State, a
needing his servie.es will be attended to promptiyand a
satisfactory charges. -
WI! W. SMITH Lr SOW
Montrose.Pa.. Jan. at
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT'
. .
- 0. & A CORTESY
I
sartir etk.c•CO3:)o3,
—AND-- _ '
MERCHANT
, 3TV OVE NEW STORE,
.• ,
No. ;1 Court Street. -
WeVrould 1.60dr - oily announce to the ;public that
we have removed to , our new and ,spacit.us
21 corner of court and Water streets. and are Mug it
with a •new' stoci. 'of goods that have just arrived. ,Oue
stock of Dres Goods: Shawls, etc.. are of the very lat
est Spring patterns and styles and purchased tor cash
when the market was most depressed.
In the line of Fancy 'Goods.
, Hosiery; ~Oloves,snir
Goods: Ribbons, etc., our stock is unsurpassed. We
have Also opened Dope dr cut of Merchant Ts Boring,
and haie just purchased a large stock of the latest
styles in the line.of eloths.Cassimeres, etc., and of the
very best qua' ity. We have employed to take charge
Vol this Department. ltiß.l - 7; D. • TAYLOR,' !onto. thti
leading and most successful eater in V.'s city. an d who
always guarantees a perfect fit. Mr. Taylor did the se
lecting of the cloths. cassimeres, trimmings, etc.. for
t his dap .rtment, which should sat isfy all that we have
the latet , t and most rash imt.ble styles. V . -
Vti
o cordially ttit•ok. our natrOns' for past favors.. and
prom ise them and the, public generally that we are Ileta,
ter prepared then ever to supply anything in ourline.
We your patronage.• . • •
. •
C. & A. CORTSEY.
Binghtimton:Aprill9,lB76.
THE (31-REA.T - 0 OF. HUMAN
MISERY.
•
Just 'Plibilshed; in Sealed 'Envelope. Price'sli cerite.
• d
1,0 Radical ercruerettlleamittatit:•'icrneetTintler
rnatorrhoea. induced - by:Relf-',lbiise. Invol•
- initary Emissions. Imp tency, isiervous
and impediments to Martinge genevilly COO- .
samption. Epilepsy. and Fits ; Mental and !IP!
capacity ace, —by ROBERT J. CII.SERWEI.L. M. D.:
author of the -preen Book." &c. •
The world-rcnowtital.author, in' this adMittitili.
tare. clearly proves . ' from tis own experitoire. ttou Ihe .
awful coilsequences or Self-Abnse may be eirectitilly re
inov&td without medicine, and withontda.ngers.ue surel7
cal Operations. bouglea, instrumha ts.rings, or 'commis;
pointing o , it, a mode of cure at. once certitio and effec
tual, by which every euffei el., no matter what Ilia con
Ilittua may be, may cure .himself cheaply, privately gild
radically. ,
OrThis LectOre will pro:sr'n a boon to thonsanda and
thou son,. s.
Stilt under seal. in philf-,BOVeIOPO, to any addresi,
on receipt. of six cents or two post stamps, _
Address. - • ' . •
THE CULVER WELL MEDICAL CO,
Al Ann St•fliew York v. Poet Office Box, 451182.
Oct. 11,
, •
VItUY YOUR WAGONS, " CiAR
:ILA I RapES AND. 181410116; ; ,.. '
• L
W. OUSTERUOUT,: HAIIFORD, PA.
,PRICE LIST.
Repairini dein On short notice, eheapei than the
cheapest, -
Ifiret-clase Phretotuk - ; a!
" is. • 13n,smiee,'
" " Lumber ivasons.
'• Plrtfornis fioin Si4o to
`• ticvell body Sleighs, •
• .
BL A.QKSAitTTEING.
To shoe Del: span new, - - - - 250
corkand set -- •, , - ' ~„„ , . , ~, • , , ; IAO
set, per span - -r, , - ,
,- , 1.00
All worlewarrafited; Call and examine my stock
,beforepnrchaslnglelsewhore: . - - .
linrtorfl, April
BAtil'OXS
H G. BiAiunkit
Barnes; : landinir & Co., "'
gilatlite 44- Granitt itiolko,
[EaTAiratILUIV IN 1840.1
MAN'OYAOTITEAR OF All 'll. ' iNPA OF
MARBLE = AND .GRANITE •MONUMENTS:
IVIANTLES;'&e:
IMPORTERS OF SOTCH GRANITE S t
- 26 Olienan go st ,Neai
March 3. IE4G. /31 NO AMT O / 4 . / 4 ). N.
NTALUABLE FARM FOR SAtEt
IttrA)lr 'MILFORD TOWVISIILIP •'
• . .•
The tinders:pied .executor , of the ; estate Of Stradon
Van Fleet dee'il: MAW. for tzAte'tht, bine of tirdiri (loud ,
c.nt. ohe-fourth mitts north of the Mexley church, Now
Milford township, , Pilf, it •tyntable'llbent 1127torio:
Avell watered, fe. eed.and nyder u goat ettite qt colas,
tlon. ijahatlltspilee (Weald; than, oiid will -*VIIon
-BASI/f3l TERMS.:
fi.niximerdvtme, Pa.
P. O, Address, New Milford, Pa,
B, A. ALTUUCt.
July A 870tf
W. OMTERII6IIT.
J. 'N. C
ALSO,
NEW FIRM,
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Wm • -•-
. ,BOYD & Co.,
(SVtillt 40 BOYD & C 0141,110
Cook SUMM, Ihinges; 114xd0..
ON. TIME
Is the IMAM of a new ook Stone. just out, costa=
a new prinelplo in • liking, and is destined to, maket
revolution in the onstractlon of ' Cook: litOsee:' •
in and see it:
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As a heating stove stands wahont it rival, in bass%
durability and economy. Come and eatisfY YOUraeila
and get names ol parties now using theta.
. TIN WAItE.
We take 'Pedal pleasure it offering , to the Wholesale
and Retail nude: oar desituble sum)! t of Tinware. We
use none but tug beet' of charcoal plates.
OUR WORKMEN AU EXPFD11010:10
OUR aryzas ARE PAVAALESS t
GOODS An WABB&NTED I
And we defy any to produce better goods for tees
money. •
LAMPS.
A fall line of tititips of beautiful M44)ldpop
nays of .trterYdearlptiOn..
Plower Jars,. Hanging Tots, Churns, ;Batter Jaen:-
PreserveJars,*Jugd, Stove Tubes, &c. ,
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BUILDERS HARDWARE.
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Butts and Screiiii;LoCks and Knoba. Litches.Citec •
Doors. Sash, Blinds. Glass. Building Paper, Mil
Lend, Zinc, Oils. Varnishes. ;Palut • Brushes. Spirits
Turpentine. Paint cf any shade desired. Also
for mixing paint. . • , •
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A fail aleartment. at Fhibulelaia Carriage 801t4,41411a'
fall line ofitori eilee . Bar Iron. Borne Shoes, Nalta.
Roils, &a. • x ,) 411 ... 4., 4 .4, •
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NAILS. -
We purchase Int.iar:load fOte, therefore can 401 to 010
, trade In4ess ,quantitteu as 'cheap' IS any housein VW
city.
WY. R. Rani: r , . f.‘tr: coßwrit, 1 1., R. cOoLlrg
pt c: - .: re. i - .2.1.4pch ;Z. Lila.. • ,- - - •
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IVI 'S
ARX ',MESE' FACT!
- Testimony of the Whole Woilel.
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.r/110'LLO V S 'PILLS.
• Extracts froo•Varions Letters :
had no appetite; Holloway's Pills gave nie itheszir
one."
"Your Pills are marvellous." *f ' : •
' • "I.send for another box. and keep them in the hone"'
'Tr:Holloway has currd my bcatiachelfult was tbrbii
ic." - -
"I gave one of your Pills to on babe for choliti this
bus. The eear little thirg got well in a . diy."
"My nattsea of a morning ts'noir cured ',,
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"Your box of Holloway's ointment eetz.4.l.n.coinetese.
in the head.- I rubbed some - off your Oint cut hellitti.
OK eers anti tile nrlae has left." - •- i -
"Sc' - d me two boxes. I want one fortt Poor famin_°
- 'I enclose a dollar; your wice.is 24ets, but the mini
ic.ine to me is worth'a &Aar."
"Bend.um Ave bop* of your Pills.'" -.. J- -
- Let me ha+p'three bcixes of your Pills by return mall
tort:hills and Fever."
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I .have over 200 such testiniimiais as these, hutment
of space compels me to conclude. - . , , - •- ' - - '
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"For Cutaneous Disorders ,
and all li l tions Of the skin , this Ointtnent•is most
e a
vaitt-tble. tdops not heal externally al One. Ink p •
tmtes'ivith the inot searching effects to the, very .
of the evil., ;- , - ,•, • - - -, , • . -, ~ '.,
.2:361.1.c5-wirett-jrasis ,
invariably cure the followlng diseases:
•
Diaurthir of the.
,•
In a.l diseases affecting these organs. whether tba
secrete too much or too little water; or whether they
afflicted with stone or gravel, or with achei ancupoiss2
settled in thalorns over the rigior s. of, the. kidlten,
these tills.sitould be taken according- to the printed OF
rections, and the Ointment thou d be well rubbed It
the-small or the back‘iit boil time. This tresiment*
gtvc almost immediate relief when all other means MIR
failed. % '
For won - ladles out - of Order.. •
'No medicine will PO .effernAllY improve the tin Uf
stomach, as these Pills; they remove all avidity ems!
ed either by inteinrwrauce or improper diet.. They
the liver and reduce It to a healthy action ; they are
wonderielly_eth eacions in cases of spasm --=ln fact they
yiever tail in curing all disoiderm of the liver an d stub.
ach. • ••
11OLLOWAY'S PILLS are the hest known In tb•
World for the followinz diseases : Ague, 'A whine. DlS
ions Complaint 4, Illoti•hes on the skin, 13owels.Co
cowl ion, Peal' ity. Do.rrsy. Hyscutery.trkfiriclas
male Irreg,tilarittes.Fvvers of all kindw.Fite‘Gout,ll
aehe..tudigesilon, Inflammation, Jaundice. Liver
plaintl.'Lntribugo. Piles, Rheumltiin. Detention
Unne, Scrofula or King's Lvil,Sore Throats. Stone att
Gravel. TIC-Duulimreuttx, Tuuaorcilicets, Worms ofdil
kinds, Weakness from any, cause, etc.
IMPORTANT CAUTION .
$l6O
0/,SIGfN3N
None are genuine unless the signature of 3, llaydos.l6
as agent for the United Start's. slltrOUlidft &id box Ulf
Pills and Oita:neut. A imedostne reward will be°
to any ono rendering au& infortnatipv as may lead o
the detect.on of any party or partlea counterfeiting
medlcines or voiding the• bum, knowing them to.
spurious. '
* * *Soldet the manufactory of Professor Holloway a
Co., hew York, and by •aU ;respectable druggists sod
dea era itt'modlrlne throughout fhe eivilizi.d world, tta
boxes at 25.cts, , 1 32 etl, t.l
elderable. sating by Inkinz tilt" tLre 1 .
N.B.—uiremoom forth etnliliiiice of patienta in °V
ery dlat , rder faxed to each r . ,
itIVIIA REM, k Sul , sN: .1460 t •
\ Philadelpb a; '
TuNK.J.IANNoct.
mA,R,B,LE-it r woßK&
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3__BLB AVE MANTLES..
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131/"Contotery Lots Enolosod.1111?"
TunibiuinOck t Pa. Aut. 10, 1876.7-17
NEW 'GOODS,
NEW PRICES,
DIALERS IN
lag Stoves.
THE ARG4NP,
STONE-..WARE.
BOLTS.
3tonuritcturers of and Dealerd to
.wi101'i)...0...
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