Jeff Davies Account of His
Capture.
Illy horse and those of my party
proper were saddled preparatory to a
start, when one of my staff, who bad
ridden into a . neighb - dring village, re
turned and told me that he had heard
that a marauding party intended to at-
tact: ;the camp that night. ..This decid
ed' me to wait long enough to see wheth
er there was any truth in the rumor,
which I supposed .would be ascertained
in a few hours. M 3 h * orse retrained
saddled and my pistols to the holsters,
and I lay down, fully dressed ; to rest.
Nothing occurred to arouse me until
just before dawn, when' my coachman,
a free colored man, who - faithfully clung
to our tortures, came and told me there
was firing over the branch, just behind
our vneam - pment. I stepped out of My
tPtit and NV some horsemen, whom I
immediately reet.ipizeil as cavalry, 4-
ploying around the encampment. I
turned back and 'told my wife these
ut ie not the expected maranders, , hut
regular troopers. She implored me to
leaveler at once. I hesitated from un
willingness to, do so, and lost a few
preeioua moments before yielding to
her importunity. _ My. horse and arms
were near the road on which I expect. :
ed to leave down which the cavalry
approached. It was therefore imprac-{
ticable to reach them. I wasccimpelled
to shut iii an opposite direction,
As it was quite dark in the tent, 1
pickesl up what was supposed to lie my
'raglan'--a waterproof - light overcoat
without sleeves. Et • v - as subsequently
fomicl to he my wife's, so very like my
own as .to — be mistaken for it. As I
'started my wife thotightfully threw
over my head and shouldemg shawl. I
-had gone perhaps fifteen or twenty
yards whou a trooper galloped up and
ordered me to halt! and surrender, to
which : 1 gave a , defiant answer, • and
dropping the shawl and raglan from my
shoulders, advanced toward him. He
leveled his carbine at me. bat I expect
ed if he fired he would me, .md
'my intention was in that event to put
ray hand under: his foot, tumble him
off.on the other ride, and Apring into
his saddle and attempt to escape. My
wife, who had been watching, saw the
soldier-aim his carbine; at me, run for
ward and throw her arms around me.
Success:depended upon instantaneous
action, and recognizing,that the oppor
tunity had been lost, II turned back,
and the morning being damp and chilly
passed on to a-fire beyond the tent.—
From Jeff Dqvii's hook. "The Rise and
• Fall qf Confederate Government.
Greek. Meets Greek.
A young man with a lafge book under
his arm and a seven-by-nine smile on his
mug stuck his head into the ticket win
dow at the Union depot abd asked the
e1(4.1c what was the fare to tau Antonio.
"Ten dollars and fifteen cents_,"
re
plied the ticket stinger.
"I am pining to leave Galveston, but
I lack just. $lO of the ticket money.
However, that sins'tet part us. I'll make
a partial cash payment of tit tern cents
and take the rest out in trach.''
"What do you mean by taking it out,
du trade ?"
"I am a book agent, and if you will
let me have the ticket I won't try to sell
you a book.
.1 - won't 'say book to you
once. This is the most liberal and ad
vantageous offer ever made io the pub
_
lic,aud you ought to take, advantage of
it. 1. have been known to talk a sane
man lo completely out of his senses in
fifteen minutes that he wasn't even fit
to send to the Legislature afterward."
"What book have you got?" asked
the ticket agent.
A beaming smile came over tha bobk
agent's face, and in a sing-song voice be
begun:
•
"I am offering in sixteen volumes
'Dr. Whitlletree's Observations in
ralehtiue,' a book that should bo iu
every family; a jmok that comprises
the views of the intelligent .dOetor on
what he iaw in the Holy. Land, with
numerous speculations and theories on
*hat he did not see. Although form
ing a complete library of deep research,i
pure theology and chaste imagery, II
am now 'ogering this invaluable ency-,
clopiedia for UM unprecendeutly low
. price of $2 a volume - which is really
-giving it away for nothing—" •
After the book agent had
. kept this
up about - ten minutes, he began to grow
discouraged, for • instead of showing
signs of weakening, the 'ticket agent;
with au ecstatic smile on his face, beg
gh:the eloquent man to keep on.
The book agent stoppedi to rest his
jaw, when the ticket man .reached out
his hand and said:
"Shake, ole fel! Come inside and
take a chair, and sing that all over
again. , That cheers me up like a cock
tail. I used to be a hook agent myself
before I reformed and wont into the
railroad business, and that is like music
to me. lesoothes me all over. It calls
back hallowed - memories of the past,
and Makes-ma want to go. _back on the .
road again. would rather.pay twenty
dollars than hate you leave Galveston.
You must come 'around every day. I
could listen to that all day and cry for
more.
The book agent shut - his book and
Faid:
'S'Ome infernal hyena has given rue
away; but there is another railroad' that
I can get out of this one•horee town
on. I'll not consent to ride on any
road that don't employ gentlemen' who
can treat a cash customer with common
You,caiftcapture my book
on any ierraF, and if you will come out
of yout cage 11l punch your head - in
less time than you can punch a ticket."
And be passed out like n beautiful
dream.L— Ga/ce.sion Neu's.
1.,1117.E FA MI WELT.- TILLED.
WOl-v:orked Etnall farms, as a rule, are
proportionately more profitable than
those of extensive dimensions. Tlie
products of the 38 'acre farm of 31iltou
Wickersham, Newlin towniMip, Chester
county, Pa., is an evidence of what can
be accomplished on a limited urea. LaSt
year be raised 400 bushels of corn, 200
bushels of oats, and 160 blisbels of
wheat, each of these grains liavienzfive
acre allotted to it. He made 1314
pounds of batter, fattened 2528 pounds
of pork, ;and sold poultry and egg:: to
the value of $7O. He also raised '3O
bushels of white 'potatoes, and S buSh
els of apples. The net value about
$1,200.
When a Boston girl is presented with
a bouquet she says: 'Oh, how delicious
ly sweet; its fragrance impregnates the
entire atmospherti of the room.' A
down East girl simply says: 'lt smells
•
scrumptious; thanks, Reuben'
FARM AND GARDEN.
Exhausted Land.
There are, says a writer; various de:
gives and stages of exhausted ..or worn.
out lands. Some writers recommend .
clover. as . a reclaimer for.- exhausted
lands; but a soil that will grow clover
is by 'no means exhausted—at all events
it is not the exhausted soil we Shall al
lude to. What we shall refer to is old
fields that have been turned oat for
years, and have - grown up with briars,
.pine bushes or sedge grass. Even
those- lands can be reclaimed and be
made profitable while being . restored.
Nature makes an effort to 'restore or
heal, all wounds' that are inflicted Upon
her. HA Ulan or other animal receives
a cut or contusion, nature at once ap
plies her healing power to cure the
welled, So it is also with the vegeta
ble kingdom. If as tree or shrub be
cut or wounded, nature exerts her heal.
iug powers in proportion to the cohsti
tution of the plant. So if the soil be
exhausted Or wounded by bad farming,
nature will Cover it with something in
process of time—most probably pine
bushes, sedge bushes or briars. If a
field his grown up with brierti or pine
bindles cut them down in the month-of
July or August, and, as there are prob
, ably gullies in the field, fill them up
with the briers or bushes, leaving any
balance that may be on the ground.
The next spring the native grass of the
country will probably begin to make
its appearance; if it does not it will the
year after. But 'when it appears and
gets a start pleiture it with sheep, or
cattle. The fall from these will add ,
greatly to the soil. The second year
after the bushes or briers have been
cut down they will prObably have been
sufficiently rotted to .plow the ground.
Then run a colter or. heavy harrow
through it, and in August . sow it.down
in rye and pasture all through the win
ter with sheep and cattle when tli/, wea
ther is (ley, and so continue until Au
gust, when plow or harrow again, turn
ing the ground over, and sow again in
rye and pastnre as before. , .: :The result
will be,' after several yeais, ; hf this pro
cess, you will have tv soil. thaf will pro
duce clover, and then it is Siasy to r m/ike
it,produce wheat. In the meantime
the pasture of your land will more than
compensate for the labor bestowed up
on, it. If a field has grown up.in sedge
grass commence to pasture it with
sheep and _cattle -early in the spring,
when - .the young grass is itender, anti
pasture it heavily throughout -the year;
so as, to keep it from' going to seed.
Sheen will fatten on it, dry cattle will
keep in good order, and it will even in
creas4lthe flow (if milk froui your cciw e
Whinhhill make golien.butter. In :twe'
or three years the sedge grass will dis
appear, and then sow rye and the °lel
ver, • pasturing the - Lye whenever tli'e
ground is dry enongh to prevent tbh
ground from being cut up by the cattle.
Rye is a great favorite gras.4 of mine.
It is very nutritious as a grass and .
makei very good hay if cut when in
bloom' or the, grain is in milk. • Horses
eat it4 - nearly . or quite as well as-they do
timothy or red top. Throwing straw or
weeds on galled places is a good way ,10
restore the laud. 7
TVILNIPS.—There is no crop that, tie
farmer puts in the ground that pays
him better than
- the turnip. -We are
aware that with some persons it is look
ed upon as of little account; but it has
never received the consideration to
which it is really entitled; and thOse
who turn up their noses at it are not
genuine farmers.- It i 3 a crop, more
over, that is put in at a time when the
hurrying work is aver; when it °can•
pies ground that has already been used
for something else. The cultivation
also, say of from one to, two acres of
turnips, involves • comparatively little
labor. The 'crop, too, is harvested in
November, when there is almost no
other labor on the farm to interfere
with it. As to the variety of seed to
sow, we believe there is no turnip equal
to the purple top. A topdressing T or
bone manure is almost indispensable to
au almudant crop. For .nn early crop
take the Early flat Dutch and sow
broadcast, and now ie the time. T4e
Purple Top for the regular farm. crop..
This should be sowed in drills thirty
inched apart and when the turnips are
the size of a hickory 'nut thin outjo
eight or ten inches 'apart- in the row.
They seldom fail in affording a satisfac
tory crop. The crop can be put in 'the
first half of August. Where laud is-a
little short sow among corn at the last
working. They will not interfere in the
least with that crop, geneially, and very
little when it is harvested. Be sure al
ways to.procure seed of houses of rep
utation, and use. that grown here in
stead of in Europe if you, wish the best
and safest article.
A Mountain Messiah.
This name has been given to the Rev.
G. 0. Barnes, who preaches the gospel
in the mountains of southwestern Ken,.
tucky. He is an educated clergyman,
who in his day Las received large sala4
ries from city congregations. But 'when
over fifty years of age, he determined
to lead - a new life. He gave up his
wealth to the poor, declined assistance
of. friends and began to preach day af
tel.' day, upon the express condition
that ho should receive no money, only .
food and shelter for himself, wife, and
dahghter, fo- the time ~he was on duty,
He travels from place to place,preaching .
the gospel. as he understands it, and'
leads as far as possible, a life otenthe
unselfishness. He has worked' great
changes in the community in which he
labor 4, for they were a lawless set lied
not amenable heretofore to Christian
influences, Nothing so strongly , ap
peals to human respect as an entirely
unstlfish life. The man who offers up
his life for his country, his religiOn, or
the clause with which he is identified,
will always be the' popular hero: So-
Ciety would become rotten and decay,
were it not for those who live for others,
and who do good without reference to
any other earthly reward.:—Deniorest's
Monthly for July. _
Au Irish gentleman, with that peon
liar perspicuity of statement charActer
istii of his race, says the chief pleasure
in kissing a pretty girl is ' when :She
won't let you.
• Rheumatism. ,u
In the first symptoms of thia-discase wh
von arc aching and having painful sensatious
in the limbs - upon rising from bed in' the .
morning, a stiffness in thifjcints accompa
nied at times by . swelling and redness, all
physicians recommend the application of au
external remedy, something penetrating and
soothing; an article that will act as a cura
tive agent to the parts affected. Dr. Bonn
ko's Rheumatic Cure gives instant relief up
on the first application. In latuc hack, pains
or strains it is an invaluable household reme
dy. Ask your druggist for it. Price 7u cents.
Manufactured by The Bosanko Medicine
Company, Piqua, 0.. For sale by Clark B.
Porter, B. End WardMonse Block. -
Junr
2-Iyr.
010
- .
A" TRUE 1t 37'1
•• highly reColllllWnded for all r r.•
tonic; especially Indigt4 ••.(•••
rf ..!ppe,!4•:•, Lchss,cf Strength, Lael: qf Energy, r.T. Yr):
I vengt!lelis ious;les, and gives new life to the mr‘l-.. , .. "1"• :. •
like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic );:•i:
71. r.d.'n9 the Food, Beichiag, Heat in the St,omach; Herzrtburn, etc. he 0211 ; .
iron Prepartition that mill hot. blacken the teeth or give..
Headache. Sold by all druggists. Write for the AB C Book, 32 pp. of
useful and amusing railing--sent free. . •
BROWN CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore - , Md.
MRS. LYDIA E. PINKHAM.
DLICOrSCXII OP
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
° The Positive Cure
For all Female Complaints.
This preparation, as, its name signifies, consists of
Vegetable Properties that are harmless to the most del
icate Invalid. Upon ono trial the merits of this Corn•
pound will be recognized, as relief Is immecilMO ; and
when its wets continued, in ninety-nine cases in • hnn.
dyed, a permanent cure is effected,astbotusazids will Les.
tify. , On account of its prorcn merits, it is to4lay re
commended and prescribed by the best pbyslcbuis in
the country.
Ii will cure entirely the won't form of falling
of the uterus, Leueorrhces, irregular and painful
lenstxmtlon,nllOvarianTronbles, Inflammation and
Ulceration, Floodings, all Displacements and the con
sequent spinal wealmess, and Is specially adapted to
the Change of Life. It will dissolve and expel tumors
from the uterus in an early stage of development. The
tendency to cancerous humors there is checked very
iipotsiny by its use. .
in fact it has proved to be the great
est and best remedy that has ever been discover
ed. It permeates every portion of the system and gives
new Iffeand vigor. It removes faintnesmfiatulency, do-
strop all craving for stimulants, and relieves Weakness
of the stomach •
It ca t Bloating, Ticadaches, 'Nervous Prostration,
'Gene Debility, Sleeplessness, Depression and bull
gustion, That feeling pf bearing down, canting pain,
weight and backache, is always permanently cured by
its use. It will at all times, and underull cireamstan•
ceS, act in harmony with the law that governs, the
remalesystem.,
For Kidney Complaints either sex this compound
unsurpas-ssi.
'Lydia E. Pinkham's -.Vegetable Compound
Is prepared at= and Western Avenue, Lynn, Mims.
Price Six bottles for $5.00. Sent by nail In the
fore of pills, also In the form of Lozenges, on receipt
of prier, 10.00, per Gor, for either.. lir3 rnacu.sm
f reely answers all letters of inquiry. Send for pain
phlvt. Address s ahem Nest ion this paper.
No family should be without LYDIA E. PINICHAIr.
LIVER MIS. Thcy cure Constipation,,Dilionatlem,
•ed Torpidity of the Lacer. 3 cents per box.
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY £ CO.;
GENERAL AGENTS, PHIL!,
For tale by H. C. Porter Sr, Sotl,
TOWANDA, TA.
ily29-80-1y
STOP AT
T. NIUIR & CO.'S
IME
GROCERIES
AND
PROVISIONS.
The place to save money b ouylng cheap Is st
Comer Mtn and Freak Uzi Streets
TOWANDA, PP:
Toey respectfully announce to the pnblic that
they have • large stock of
FLOUR, FEED, DIEAL,' GRAIN, SALT, FISH
, PORE, and PROVISIONS generally.
We have alio added Co our stock a variety of
WOODEN WARE, such as BUTTER TOM FIE
KISS, MUM% ETO.
Just received a large , stock of Sugars, Teas,
Coffees, Spices, BIOULSON'S PURE SOAk', the
best in the market, and other makes of soap
Syrup and 'Molasses, which they offer at lovi
prices for Cash. Oct 26 77
Grocers sell Aschenbach k Miller's
FAMILY CHOCOLATE
an article superior in-quality,and lower in price
than any other in the market. A prominent
and experienced New York physician gives it as
his opinisn that chocolate is preferable to tea
or coffee, because it adds strength to the body,
new life to the exhausted brain, quiets the ner
vous system, harmonizes the workings of the
digestive organs, and gives purity to the blood.
• For a superfine confection, ask your confec-.
tioner for oun Sweet Spiced Vanilla Chocolate
Aschenbach & 31111er, 3d and CaUewhill Ste.,
Phila., Pa. 13Jan-Cm.
HORSEBend 25 cents in stamps or
currency for a new DOUSE
BOOK. It treats all diseases, has 35 fine engrav
ings showing positions assumed by sick hprses,
BOOsa table of doses, a large c3llectlon
of VALUABLE. BECIPES,, rules
for tolling the age of a Worse, with an engiaving
showing teeth of each year, and s largo amount
of other valuable horses information. Dr. Wm.
U. Ball says, "I have bought books that I paid
$5 and $lO for which I do not like as well as I do
yours." SICND YOU • CIBXVLAB. AGMS! W•.2127.D.
13..1. Kendall, EL D., Enoaburgh Falls,
Mar 20-IVr.
ALWAYS ("4v - ilty of Paper,
White and colcireLl Cards, and other
material. 'for executing first-class Job
Printing,, at the Office of Tai Prism-
FOUD BaiLFLICAN. All orders promptly
executed, and at the fewest cash rateal
`r- ' •
''''''"- I `:"Pr 4 l-7 - ' A SIiPE
TERM,;
. T. MEIJK,LSY, Towanda" Va.
MRS. D. VAITEDGE,
jfanufacturer of and healer• in
HUMAN' HAIR
UCH - A 9 - WlOl4 BANDEAUX, the Melee
Chatelaine 13raid,
EVERYTHING BELONGING ro Tux HAIR TRADE
la-SpecialAttention given to COMBINGS
Boots all turned one way.
SWITCHES from $1 upwards. Also Agent for
• • 1 • • .
-: onter's.lnvisible Face Po-Jder,
Madam Clark's Corsets, aud
Shoulder' Brace Elastics
iii-Partieular attention paid to dressing indica
hairat their homes ,or at my place of business;
over Evans tr liildrtib's store.
novia4m - - I,Sns, I). V. STEWIE.
Dayton : ..gocktvell,
:PHOTOGRAPHERS,
Cordially invite tho public to give them a Call
at the
Rooms formerly occupied by
Recent improvements in the skylight have Mr
fished facilities for taking perfect pictures
quickly and in all kinds of weather.
PORTRAITS FROM PHOTOGRAPHS and DE
CEASED PERSONS a specialty. Finished in In
dia Ink, Water Colors. Crayons, Pastelies, any
size.
FINEST WORK OF ARTISTIC EXCEL
LENCE GUARANTEED. A
STOCK OF FRAMES ON HAND
AT ALL TIMES.
C. S. DAYTON. R. R. ROCRIVELL
Towatoa, Oct 6,•1880. ly
Wago ch nsG Carriages
OLD ESTABLISHMENT.
JAMES BRYANT,
others to his large and complete
Open Ar,,Pop7l3*ggies
PLATFORM WAGONS
- all of his •
own MANUFACTURE and war-
Bryant's Flexible Springs used in all Platform
Wagons. The easiest and best in tise.
NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY!
Look at these figures: 4 .
Two Seated Carriages from $l5O to $175
Pluetons, one Seated 125 to 150
Top Buggies 125 to 150
Open Buggies • ' 80 to 100
Democrat Wagons 00 to 110
Remember that the above are all !ally warrant
ed, first-class or no pay.
Repairing promptly atttended to at 25 per cent
below last years prices. .
Officeand Factoky cor. Main and Elizabeth Eds.
JAS!: 13. RY ANT .
8-10 t 177. -
:")* - GEORGE OTT,
Monumental Marble . & Granite Wo
. ,
Priees cheaper than the chea
t 4
m3o—=tf. WYNOX PA
PICTURE GALLERY
G. H. WOOD. & CO.
will open their New Gallery in
Pifton's Block,_
on the Firatilonday of April. Having fitted up
ontimly new; with the best 'of instruments, we
aro preparedlo Mato
Tintypes 4 at one sitting / all for .50 cts.
-$
in neat envelopes, 10 for $l.OO. Copying of all
kinds of Pliolographs t and Stereoscopic and large
view work done at this gallery.
Give us a call and we will try and satisfy you
in price and quality. mar 28
.7. H. SIMMINS.
TUE FASHIONABLE
BOOT, SHOE AND GAITER
MANUFACTURER.
Is new prepared to do all kinds of work in
his lino in the latest styles, and of the best
Material.
ALL WORK and MATERIAL WARRANTED.
Repairing done neatly and promptly
on short - notice. In 'PATTON'S
BLOCS Over Jacob's Clothing
,Store.
Dr. - Jones' Taraxacum Tonic
or Dyspepsia Medicine, s vegetable compound
whose virtues have stood a =sr or 40 sum, is
Infallible in the cure of Dyspepsia, General De
bility; Chronic Weakness of Lungs. Spleen, Kid
neys, Short Breath. heartburn, St. Vitus' Dance,
Pain in the Stomach, Back and Chest. Particu
larly adapted to all Premix 'DISECEES, no matter
what the ige of the patient may be. Price 75 eta.
Sold by druggists.. . ]lay 20 ly
IF YOU ARE THIRSTY
drink a glass of ASCIIESBACII & Miiites' popular
Emu Bow, the most dellghtfttlbeverags of the
season, cooling, refreshing, and an excellent pre.
Tentative of summer complaints. It also acts as
blood purifier without any stimulating or in
toxicating effects, beings pure vegetable prep.
'ration and entirely free from anything alk.
preaching alc.hohal. It is so WEE YCLIEAP that it
is within the means of the poorest. A 23 Crux
PACKAGE WILL . eau FIVE CULLOM! or tiers En
dorsed by temperance advocates and physicians.
All druggists and country storekeepers dell it.
Wholesale Depot IL W. corner 34 and Callowhill
St..Philadelphis, Pa. May 20, 'BO ly
00008,
You that have beauty,
Come and let us, take It,
And you that have none,
Come and let us make It
0. H. Wood;
TOWANDA, PENNA
would
call the atten
tion of FARMERS and
assortment of
ranted in every par
ticular
ONE \ \MORE
IN TO WANDL
SPOeits . '74:,bong
General Dealers in
Gnocrruzs,
, 4
PROVISIONS, o
Ar
COUNTRY PRODUCE
J 1!
HAVE REMOVED
r. *tfir,
90R. MAIN AND • PINE STS•;
Mite of I atati,lof ri.t:Sta - taut k Marcur.)
They invite attention to their complete
assortment and vpry Ifirge . • atm* of
. . . ;.
.
Chfiice New Goode,. which they
have- lilwajr.F 4:m • bawl
ESPECIAL' ATTENTION GIVEN
ra, 0.. i
=I
PRODUCE TRADE
EMS
And Uaish Pula for Deliinibh• Kintis
)1. J. LONG
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT I
- JAMES McCABE
HAS. REMOVED HIS GROCERY BUSINESS TO
THE SOUTH-EAST. CORNER OF MAIN
AND BRIDGE STREETS, WHERE
HE HAS ESTABLISHED
Head Quarters
FOR EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS'
•
Sze., Sze.
CASH PAID for Desiz able Pro,
duce. Fine BUTTER , and EGGS
a specialty.
April 29 ly
NATHAN TIDD,
(Successor to Mr. McKeinj
. DDALEB IN
PITTSTON, WILKESBARRE
AND LOYAL SOCK
GOAL,
FOOT ()N. PINE STREET, NEAR COURT ROUSE
TOWANDA, PA.
W LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH, 'GA
•
-- • ,
' The patronage of my old friends and tha public
generally is solicited. 9sepBo.
COOLEY CREAMER.
No Dairyman can afford to be without one. it
makes more and bettor Butter with leu labor.
Ilavbesio Swing. Churn
wit
hefts
it them all, and - any little buy can churn
h .-
The improved ;
Samar Evaporator .
is what every Sugar Maker needs.
WOMB
RBB_
Is ahead of anything of the kind In use.
For mile by . WELBIOT COBURN, Agent,
• Banns, Bradford Co. Pa.
H. L.'Conuni. Agent for Western Bradford and
Eastern part of Tioga Co. Columbia X roads.
•
Feb 19-tf. •
Fjoi - estonColognc
Mast Fragrant it aefrrAiag *Rota=
Exceedingly Delicate and Lastlll.,:
Price, .25 eta.; Large Bottles; 75 otai
Sold by dealer la Drugs & Primmery. Slgoatoro . of
cox & Co., N. cot "eery bottla.
PARKER'S RINGER TONIC.
The Medicine for Every Family.
- NEVER INTOXICATES. ,
Made front Ginger, L'udiit, Mandrake. Stiffingia.
anttother radio best vegetable remedies known,
PARKER'S GINGER TONIC has remarkably varied
curative powers, 4 isthe greatest Stomach Correct.
te, Blood Purifier and Liver Regulator ever mide &
The Beat Medicine Yon can Use
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Iteermnences to act from the first `dose,.searthes
ant the weak organs, and is warranted to cure or
help all diseases of the Bowels, Stomach, Blood,
Kidneys, Liver, Urinary Organs, ail Complaints Of
Women, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Ithenma•
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Ns our signature on outside wr#per. Hist= &
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Parker's Hair - Balsam I
Just What is !Fantail,
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the need of a Hair Restorer and dipssing that is
cleanly. agreeably perk:riled and hdirnlest, Par
ker's Him Balsam '2de/is the most I fastidious in
these rapiers. Sold by dnigoists at:soc. and sr."
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• TABLES,
Everything in the Fur-
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M. HENPELM AN
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atin tti Lc fn k i at tits OLD STAND,
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CLOCKS
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by an experienced and competent workman, .
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HE HAS STABLING FOR le 11.05SES.
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111acksmithing in all its branches, promptly,
done, Horse Shoeing a specialty.
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From a 'Pm:linen Phyzician. 1
• Washingtunville, Ohio, June 1711 1 . Pro.
Da. C. J. KENDALL CieLID4: !leading your
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speedy Horse which had been lathe from spavin I
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another horse, and both horses are to-day as
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me one hundred dollars.
liespectfttlly yours, H. A. 131.-.I:ToLET,r,
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Co., Wish . to add my
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bandage on it - for a year; and tried moat every.
tbing,in my reach, but, could find nothing that
wouldg give me pernianent irelief. When I over
worked, it would pain' ina very much. -In Apro.
IS 7 / 4 I began to think I should be a cripple for
lite; but having sonic of ”Rendall'sSparin Cure"
thought I would try it. I used one third of .a
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left me and hal not troubled me since. -1 feel
ver2 gratefiil to you and would rcl , ornmenil
••andall's Bpaviu 'Cure'' to all who suffer with
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This Bank offers 'unusual faeilitie:.:
the .transaction of a ;general
banking business.
JOS. rOWELL,
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N. N • BETTS,
$3 PER DAY.
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Agents wohaveyast what you want, tarts:
you can leave on thou go around sal.
lect your money. Useful in every filmlY• •
per cont.profit . . Sample Spool case
Polisher 25c. Send for samples am' go
at once. E. 11. llayne,s2l Chestnut et. I'lo3
PENSIONS
Procured for all persona disabled in Co'
orvico from any cause, also for heirs of dr , ".r,
soldiers. - The slightest disability entll. , •!
pension. Increased-,—.Bounty 3r. 1
didcharges pro\cured. Those who are ill .! •
s to whether entitled to anything. 91, P . "
WO cent stamps for our "circular of late'
on."' Address with stamps, Steddart .t
°Bettors of Claims and Patents, :Itooni
oud Building, Washington. IX C. ,
I)ATENTS "OBTALNED.: 2 —Geo..'
Myer, whose 4rel;ie Is over • Powell k
store, will make -drawings of models, rol"
Pepe s ln proper torn for applicants fur PE
and attend to all business pertaining to sr,' -;
alone for Patents on call. Ja1516
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