FARM AND GARDEN
profesi ri v idtaisi a gives 1ii.14.315.
ing as Wetie foktya flows iR . p 4
Apply *dish Walla to the snr,faew unficr
the tree and rake it 10; then mulch
With old bay, leaves or straw. The
Gieinian cridimiriate of potash will be
the eat ezpinsive. Use one - or two
Pounds; according to size of tree. Ap•
- Ply one pound in the late fall and mule
quantity in the spring. -
A grindstone should be secured to
the shaft by nuts and-washers, and the
wanhers enthsA they cannot - tarn
wi lan they are screwed up
or tia--tlya nap
trilutiking the atone,
great care should be takzn to hang it
true sidewise, not only for convenience
ireusing, bit because a atone that is not
true side Vise can never be kept true
edgewise.
A good , way to phutt some flower
-
seeds which you Irish to take paticti•
larly good care of is to take ' a turnip,
cut it in halves, scrape out the shell,
- then fill with earth and plant the seeds;
and when the time comes- to put the
winter plants out doors, dig a bole in
the flower-bed. ;urge' nl O lllO .l
to set the
turnip in-LlOrill - rcit in a ihOrtiiine—
und your plants will thrive by not hav
ing the tender roots disturbed. •
Gas lime contains some sulphides of
!ime, some i sulphates and a little sul
phate of amiponia,- but not enough , to
give itinuch/viducr ns_a fertilizer. If
used in any large quantity it would des
troy iregetatiOn. The best use to which
we ever taw it applied was upon the
,gravel Walks to prevent the growth of
Irmo and weeds, which it did most
effectually, 'at the same tithe making a
-,very firth, dry, and durable walk.-Crel
tirator.
Grubs in the heads of sheep are be
lieved to be caused by the gadfly, which
deposits its .egg in the nostrili of the
sheep during the summer and autumn;
although they cause much pain they
are not usually fatal. To prevent them,
apply tar to the nose' of the sheep, oc
casionally, during July and August, or
smear the feeding troughs with tar. To
cure the sheep when the grubs are Mile
hatched, blow tobacco smoke up the
nostrils Air syringe
,the nose with a de
coction i7,f tobaeko.
June,-July and August are the Iw4
months for layering roses. If the boll
dries quickly water the layers twice a
day, - as they mast be kept moist. By
October they will be ready to be taken
from the parent "plant. Cut them off
ivithin two Inches from, the 'tongue.
Dig deeply with a trowel to take them
ub and transplant where they will re
main. The following spring they should
be pruned down to three or four buds.
Some of them will flower iu the sum
mer.
, • Our best farmers are _beginningto
l'eern, and, in fact, moat Of them have,
'already learnedi'-that the time spent in
deetroying weeds in the autumn is well
-spent, and that if they would save time:
in cultivating hoed „crops they must
keep the weeds from seeding as much'
t 1 .9 possible
. in all parts of the farm; a
little carelessness in this respect will
• soon cover a -.farm , svith weed seeds. A
single root of milk' weed in a mowing
field, if lefutt4Otestd, - will spread
over and take pas:Session of a large field
in stew years.,
A writer in the Poultry World reeom
mendu bonei - j `"lsaked in an oven - until
,
they are brpiwn, AB a liftable contribu
tion to the food of laying hens. On
, the other hiaul,the American Cultivator
hays: •Sod persons nie in the habit
of burning the bones b‘fore feeding
them to poultiy. It is time that after
being burned they are mach easier bro.;
ken up, but the raw bones contain a
/arge amount of gelatine, which is a
most excellent fcipd for making hens
lay and gel 'tine also contains a large
amount of nitrogen, which is 'driven
into the aten sphere by the heat. When
the bones are fed raw this nitrogen is
retained, and having done duty as food
for the poultry and constituting part o
their systems, it is still capable of again
doing duty aq a fertilizer, but once be-
coming free nitrogen in the atmosphere
•it is not so easy a matter to 'combine it
in such a manner that it shall be ren
dered available u plant food. " In
pounding raw bone it is not necessary
to make it so - fine as people suppose,
for a hen Will swallow a much larger
piece than many would think possible,
and when at once in her crop it will be
digested and properly economized.
A B1:13-KILLING DEVICE.--A simple
remedy for all insects that annoy far
. niers , is given by a Wenyna,
agriculturist. He says: 'Gather all the
old straw and hay iuto loug rows around
orchards, potato and cabbage patches,
. and set fire to one end to burn against
the wind" all night, and they will
burn no millions and millions
every night of 'the male insects that
fly, and bugs.of all kinds and descrip-
Alone. such as destroy the trees and
potatoes and all the cabbage, and the,
canker worms on .the apple trees. 'hey
will fly right. into the , blaze and burn
their Wings pH', and drop into the fire.
mold a alum to do that who said the
'o:4od/title potato patch was crawling
Potato bug's. He ploughed
arditeh around filled it with straw, and
I burped them all up in one night, and
he raised !Jig crop of potatoes. The
prairie fires . . in former years used to
burn them all np. Do this and you will
. soon be rid of the whole miller tribe of
'insects.
CANADA THISTLES.—A con
temporary notices two modes of des
troying this weed, ono of which is to
put a tablespoonful of salt on each stalk
Ur stub causing the plant to wilt, be
come dry and disappear by October.
• This isi room - mended as better thau the
other mode, which is to cut off each
plant with aknifejust below thesurface
of the_grotind, as Dile does asparagus.
These modes may - answer for very small
patches in gardens, -but, any one may
easily contrast its economy iu labor on
a law seilde on ttie farm, with the
lirotif of Anil dig the plants inth a
plow. We have destroyed many acres
in this way; acitiat not • pleat owl re
speared. A strong pair . of horses will
turn over* sod, eight inches deep, and
much lowerthan the knife in the hand
will go; and if the work is thoroughly
done, and no balks left, the plants will
stay under the inverted soil for three
or four weeks, unless in very porous or
light soil; Which must be plowed often:
er. The only. failure which we have
known with this treasment was where
the plowing was -so imperfectly done,
or so long intermitted, that straglerri
fiitind_tbeir way to the Halt, ,and fur.
nishoi a feeding to the roota below, _
A Brave Girl.
A cirounstance which qeestriNt
Syracuse zecentlys . i, ell, _et more
than ti posing mention.. Wine
* of -*ld citYM passing
of the streets. having with her. a small
pet dog which all at once showed symp
tom' of hydrophobia; frothing at the
roottlh and 'mapping on all sides. Mrs.
PalMetar ottani:dad toseize the sniped.
but he elnded her grasp and endeavored
to bite her, - when the brave girl wbo
accompanied her, who is only fourteen
years of age, caught the dog by the
neck and held it . fist. calling , heir
to he
mother to bastes end get some aian, to
come and kffl-it. The mother; saw that
this was the only course r and hurried
away, but it was some time before she
could god help. When
_-she returned
accompanied by a gentleman `ho bad
volunteered' to finish the brute, sbe
found the brave girl. with au shed face
and flashing eyes. hanging on to the
mad creature, which was making des
perate efforts to bite her. The dog was
quickly dispatched without injury to
any une. _
'Mick, I beer you vor in.a fight teat
'night.'
jabere I I twee thiit, en' I met the
toughest divil I ever faced in me
'Where did you meet him ?'
'Outside of Barney Beully's,l au' he
•as as Ulla as us both put together."
as all about it, but give's DO
lea'
'Now, Timothy, You nimer caught a
lie comin' out o' me mouth.'
'No, Nick; for, begOrra, they fly so
ast - that it's the devil's own - job to catch
hem'.
'Well, I was coolie' oat -u'• 'ssully'a
party full of Land-league entangle
ment—'
'What the divil's Land-Leagne en
tanglement interrupted Timothy.
!Whist, per bout! ' It's the .polite
name for whiskey, sure. Well, I was
CoMin' out o' Scully's, an' jilt as I got
outside I ran agin a thin man, and: be
the powdhers o' pewthnr,
.he downed
me ! I jumped to me feet, an', seein'
he had ionAltbe in his hand, I .6ez to
him, sea I, 'Lay down yer stick, bad
luck to ye 'and 'fight me like a man."
'Why, you fool,' said Timothy, 'it •
was Scully's pump ye wor talkin' to.' I
was there and saw the whole thing.'
'Aou did. Tim '4, Then, bad scran to
me, if iver I hit . a pump again.'
LAY Br A LITTLE. —lt is a (act that
no one will dispute that the great ma
jority of men live on the hope that as
a great,result , of their-labors they may
secure a moderate competency at least,
if not great wealth. -
,And it is also a
fact equally well known that many eve
laboredjaitbiully and well to accom
plish this end. Among the,many things
which may have contributed to this re
sult that of slow saving will have played
no inconsiderable part. There are ma
ny individuals who bare earned suffi
cient money by hard labor to have laid
aside a competency, but by extrava
gance, and perhaps thoughtless liberal
ity, they find themselves at the end of
long4ears, with scarcely more means
than is sufficient for their wants. A
habit of saving a portion of one's earn
ings is an absolute necessity in the ac
cumulation of wealth, and .the history
of the success of rich men'w'ill bear out
this statement. : The marrewho is a slow
saver may be found in .: ,aldiost every
town..
If he is receiving a' good salary he
spends it all by the end of the, year,
and hawa vague idea in his mind that
at some future'time he will lay aside a
part of his earnings, Like to-morrow
this time to him never comes. Strange
as it may seem,: there are those who' .
save something on a small salary, bnt::;;
On a more than proportionally increas
ed income nothing is saved. ,A little
fined dre:,s, higher living and useless
delay consume all surplus wages, the.
slow saver being quite often a fast i liver;
Tol be sucsessful in the steuggle for
Wealth, a practice of saving should be
gin atkonce. No matter howVmall, a
portion 'a of each year's earning should
be act aside, and the habit once fOrnied,
-there will be trouble in making addi;
lions, 'But to do this it is not necessa
ry to be kserly ; it may be accom
plished by the exercise of a reasonable
self-denial.
HOW TO PLA:krT. CELERY.—TIIO old
metholof setting celery at the bottoni
of trench is still occasionally followed, •
either by
_gardeners who have
this in the old country, or by our own '
people.who have not learned the better
way - -of planting it on the surface.
Celery - is one of the plants with which
little is 'gained by hurrying; it' will not
grow rapidly until after midsummei,
when we have the favoring conditions
of warm days and cool, dewy nights,
and our most experienced gardeners, do .
not set out theimain crop until the
present month.
,Market gardeners grow
celery as- a second crop, to follow an
early one for which the . soil has been
well manured; if this can not be done,
then 'the soil must be well enriched be
fore planting. It rarely pays to raise .
celery plants in a private garden, if one
is where they can .be purchased. In
buying plants, select these that look
strong and stocky, a condition pro
duced by proper cutting back their
leaves while in the seed-bed.
_The
plants are to be' set in' rows, four feet
apart, and six inehea distant in the
rows; they requite careful planting,
and should be no deeper in the ground
than they were originally in the seed
bed. In all transplanting, it is impor
tant to have the earth closely in contact
with the roots of the newly sot plant;
this may bp done by going along the
'row and pressieg on each side of the
plant with. the foot, or by - carefully
crowding the_ earth down with the
band as each plant is set. If a cloudy
time cannot be selected for planting,
=
then do iiii — weirk towards evening, and
give a thorough watering. The plants
have nothing further done to them un
til September, when . the leaves are
brought to an upright position; and
until is drawn around to hold them
there. We hope ; to give the after treat-
Meet in the proper month; In the
meantime, the celery has nothing to do
but grow, in which it must be encour
aged by hoeing or cultivating often
enough to destroy all weeds and keep
the soil loose, taking care' in these
operations to not throw any earth into
the heart of the plants.
Geed Weide from Proggists.
"Malt Bitters are the best 'haters.'"
`•They promote sleep sad allay . wrens.
"Best Lifer and Kidney medicine W sell:"
"They knock the 'Chills' every time."
"Consumptive people gain flesh on Ahem."
"Malt Bitters have no rivals in ibis tetra."
"Best thing for loaning mothers we have:"
"We like to recommend Malt Bitters."
Jane 30-1 M
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the blood, strengthens the muscles, and gives new life to the nerves. They ec , - -
like n charm on the digestive organs, removing all deptic symptoms, noel. i -
as liuting the Food, Beklting, Heat in - the Stomach, Hairrit ' de. The only
Iron
Preparation that will not blacken the teeth or give
headache. Sold by all druggists. Write for the 'A B C Book; 32. pp, Of
useful and amusing reading •—sent free. - • - ,
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BITTERS
Lear .•ale by C. W. 'J:ciWanda. Pa.
LYDULL_PINKHAIL
DISCOVERCII OT
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
The Poeitive Cure
For all Female Complaiats.
Thia preparstlon. ea its name signifies, enindate
Vegetable Propertlea that are harmless to the mist gel
lege Vpm one trial the inerits of this Cam=
pound trill be recognized, iu relief la iromedlate t exul
when th=eta continued, in ninety-nine muss In a MM.
dreg, a permanent =els effect:4as thousands will ter
cur. On edeonnt outs proven merits, It is today
commended and prescribed by the best physicians bi
the eaanl37.
It will cure entirely the worst form. of falling
of the uterus Le tworrhma, Irregular . and painful
Iletuarnation, uterus,
Ovarian Troubica, In on and
Incerslion s floodings,allDlsplacements and the cos. --
segment spinal wealmess, and is especially adapted-to
the Change of We. It will dissolve and expel tumors
-front the uteresin an early stage of development. She
tendency to cancerous humors there, is chocked very
speedily by Its use. '
In fact 'it has proved to be the great
est and best remedy that has ever teen discover
ed. It Tarn/mates every portion of the system, cadging'
new life ind vigor. It removes falmnesadatukum de. :
ItroYll all craving for stimulants, and relieves weakness
of the steanach I '
It cures Blostiag,- Beadacbos, Nervous' Prostration,
General Debility, Sleeplessness, Depression and kali
amnion. That teoUng of hearing dos-a, canting pin,
weight and backaehe,la always permanently cured by
its use. It will at all time, and underall circurattaa•
ces, act in harmony with the law that governs the
renualosystem.
For Kt4ue7Compl!dnts o: either sex this compound
is unsurpassed. -
• '
Lydia E. Pinkhain's Vegetable Compound
is prepared at 2 and = Western deenne. Lynn. Mass.
Price ty..00. Six bottles for ei.oo. Sent by mall In the
form of pills, also In the form of Lozenges, on rtoetpt
or price, ISA, per bog, for either. Mrs. IPMELAIS
freely anairers all letters of inquiry. Send for pam•
plilet. *gross as above Mention this paper.
!Co family &Mild ho without LYDI.E. PLISCHLIP
LIVER MIS. They. cure Constipation. Itlikanotemi,
sod Torpidity of the Lives. 23 cents per box,2
OHNSON, HOLLOWAY & CO.,
GENERAL PEIL& .
For sale by H. C. Porter k Son,
TOWANDA, PA. - .
j 1729-8047
KIDNEY-WORT
-6R CURE
RHEUMATISM
Aa it is for all diseases of the suppunni,
111VERAND DOWELL.
It cleanses the _vide= of the acrid poison
that causes the draadful euttertuir which
only the victims of aticuniatiani can realize.
THOUSANDS. OF CASES
Of the wont hi= of Wit t ~ aiblf duos
Law Lora pnickb rodierirod, In a short time
PERFECTLY CURED.
: K 1 DN EY-WORT
has had weadertal swam, azul an lauaaaas
sat la every ;art of tho Coimriy. In hun
dreds of cus333 it has cured where , all else had
failod. It is mild,- but eMelent. CERTAIN
DT ITS ACTION, but Laralleps in all eases.
rrit. clauses. trenrthensi sad eves New
Lire to all the important organs of the body.
The natural action of tho Kidneys is restored.
The Liver is cleansed of all disease, and the
Bowels move freely and healthfully. In this
way the worst diseases are eradicated from
thee:ride= •
Si it has boon proved by *moan& that
K I DNEY-WORT
Is the most effbattual remedy !or elessasiter the
system of all morbid secretions. It should bo
olod iaocery household eau
SPRING MEDICINE.
Always mires BILIOUSNESS. COZISTIEL
=ON, PILES and nil FEIitALE Diemen.
Is Put lip InDry Terietable Ferns. Milli cans,•
ono package of which makes Gqusrts medicine.
Also in Liquid Form, very Concentratedfor
the convenience of those who cannot readily pre.
pare R. It acts with equal efficiency fn eitierforaw
GET IT OF TOUR DRUGGIST. PItICE, SLOW
WELLS, RICHARDSON & Co., Prop's,
tared the dry post-paid.) SIRIISikTON, VT
K I DN-EY7WORT
KENDALL'S SPAVIN , cußra
Is sure to cure spavlne. Splints,
to U 'removes all unnatural .
ritsinents. DOES. Par stomas:
Has no equal for any lameness on
beast or man. It has cured hip-Joint
•• lameness in a person who had aut.:
' • farad years. -Also cured rhernms!.
Hem, acme, frost-bites or any.
brakes, cut or lameness. It has no quad for
any blemish on horses. Send for illustrated
dr our givhng SOUTIVS PSOOY. Price $l. ALL
DHUGGLSTS have it or can getit for you: Dr. BJ
Kendall & Proprietors., Enosburgh
erniont. 'H. G. Form, Agent. Towanda. Pa.
fOt Oatioual lank,
TOWANDA PA.
CAPITAL PAID IN $105,000
SURPLUS FUND 80,000
This Bank offers unusual facilities for
the transaction of a general
banking business.
N. N. BErrs, Jos. EO
t
Cashier. ~ I VlrL alai ant
• fob. 1.078.
_
A I VWAIS RANP.—A
fine
uariek of raper,
V( to and olored- car" end- other
nutterud. for executing 114t4ise job
Printing,, at the - Moe of Veit /Iwo,
Donn gIIPUHLICAN. orderaprompily.,
°scented and 4 the letreeSeeeblitiie;s
.
DIRS. D. V. STEDGE,
- ' Manufacturer of and Dealer to • •
HUMAN •• HAIR
GOODS,
1 - 7 en AS WIGS, BANDEAUX, the PoPular
Chatiplaine Braid, .
EVEUTTHINO BU/ NGHRI sus HAIR TRADE
iistrBpeclslAttention gived to comßiNce
to an turned one, Way.
IMITCIII3B from $1 upwards. Also Ageat for
Hunter's Invisible Face Po :der,
..Madam Clark's Corsets, and
Shoulilt:r Brace Elastic&
eirrarticular attention paid t.) dressing 'snits
hair at their homes or at my place of business.
over Evans h Hildretb's store.
novlB-Gm . less. I). V. STEDGE.
Yon that have beauty,
Come and let cm taka it, •
And you that Wife nose, '
Come and let ris make it.
Dayton & Rockwell
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
Cordially invite the public to give obem s call
at the
Rooms formerly-occupied by
Wood,
TOWANDA, PENNA.
Recent improvements In the skylight have fur
nished facilities for taking perfect pictures
Anicklyand in all kinds of weather.
• PORTRAITS FROM PHOTOGRAPHS and DE
CEASED PERSONS a specialty.. Finished in In
dia Ink, Water Colors, Crayons, 'it* Pastelies, any
size. • ;
FINEST , - WORK OF ARTISTIC EXCEL
LENCE GUARANTEED. A
STOCK OF-F2AMES ON. HAND
AT ALL TIMES.
C. S. DAYTON.
. Towanda. Oct •G, 1880.
Wago .i o . A . ki -Ages
OLD ESTABLISHMENT.
JAMES BRYANT,
would
call the atten
tion of FARMERS and
others to his large and complete
assortment of
Open 4 Top 13uggie
PLATFORM WAGONS
. all of hitt -
own MANUFACTURE and war-
ranted iu every par
. tieular
Bryant'■ Flexible Springs used in all Platform
Wagons. The easiest and best in nee.
NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY!
•
Look at thesp . figurea:
Two Seated Carriages trom ..... 5150 to $175
Phatons, one seated - _ 125 to 150
Top Buggies - 125 to ISO
OP= Buggies____ 80 pt) 100
Democrat Wsgons
_96 to 110
Remember th at the above are all fatly warrant.
ed, illetklass.or ao pay.
PromPilY *Mended to at 25 per cent
below last years prices.
Meseta Factory cot. Hain and Elizabeth Ste;
JAWBRVAN2%
8-10 if 77.
t o - GEORGE OTT,
~o' l o , lonumetal & Granite 14 ork
ft /4 11
Prices cheaper Omit thy clic&
lei
WYI4O . Z PA .
-1-c< ON E
PCTURE CALLEIII
IN TO WANDA-.
Gs H. WOOD 4 CL
will open their New -Gallery in
Patton's Block,
on the First Monday of April. Having fitted up
entirety new, with the best of instruments, we
are prepared to make - . .
Tintypes, 4 at one sittlngodll for 50 ets.
in nest envelopes, 10 for $l.OO. Copying of all{
kinds of Photogriplic,and Stereoscopic and largo,
view work done at title galloe7..
Givenscoliond we Id! l try an d latish you
in prico and quality. • mar 28
. SILMMINS.
111 E• FAiiftIONABLE
BOOT, SHOE AND ;BAITER
7
Is now prepared to do. all kinds of work in
kis line in tne latest stiles, and of the best
material. -
ALL WORK and MATEILIAL 1 1 741.111LNTE1?..
Itepairing done neatly and promptly
on abort notice. ' In - PATTON'S
BLOCK. Over Jacob's Clothing Store.
.3
Dr. Jones' laraxacum Toaic
or DyspePais Medicine, a vegetable compound
whose. virtues have stood aweor 40 =satin, is
Isrfallibla in Os cure of Dyspeps General Da.
Chronla'Wealmsall 4 41.4 0 .11 1 1.AP1Pe11.
says, Short Breath , Heartburn. St. Susi Napa.
Petit in the Stomach, Bachand Cheat. . Portico.
laxly adapted to all Fula= D ' no natter
what the age of the patient may be. - Price 75 cM,
Sold by druggists. May 40 ly
IF YOU ARE : THIRSTY
drinks glass of Amami= k Iffiassa' popular
limn Bran, the moat delightfnibeverags of the
season, cooling, rofreshing, and an szcellant pre
ventative of summer conighdata. It also ICU
a blood plainer without ren7.
Imitating areal!, being a vire vegetable prep
aration and 'entirely frft from winking ap
pyoaching alcholuil. it is Bonn that 14
is witialtilhe means of the pooreat. 4 25 cagy
radium WILL maga gm *mum of area !
domed by temperance advocates and physicians,
- -411 d ruggists and country storekeepers sell it.
IlfholmaW Depot id. W, corner Ad and Callowhill
111. Philadelphia. Pa. mar an, .8) to
.~i~~~a~~~f~:~- ~ ~~~~oti~
GnoczniEs„
MiOVISIONS,
COUNTRY PRODUCE
CON• RAIN AND. PIA STS•
(The of I stand of Pos. Stations & Meronr.)
They invite attention to their complete
assortment awl very large stoek of
Choice New Goode, which they
ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN
R. R. ROCKWELL
1y
And Casio - Paid Diminible Kinds
Y. J. LONG
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT !
JAMES WCABD
LAB REMOVED lIIS GROOM MOM 'O .
ROITTR-FAST 001M12 OF MAIN
AND .ORIDGE 12TRELT8. WIIEEE
Lig
Head Quairters
von MVXBYTIIING Tin LINE OF
1111EMES, PIIMIII8 1
ac.co, Eke.
CASH PAID for Deshable Pro
duce. Fine BUTTER. and BaklS
a specialty.
ApiD 29 ly -
NATHAN TIDD,
PITTSTON, WILKESBARRE
FOOT or PINE STREET, NEAR COURT HOUSE,
0 TOWANDA, PA. .
LOWEST PEWEE POE CAM. lilt
The PlitroMite my old friends and the public
suenals is solicited. , • 9sesBo.
COOLEY CREAMER
No I:Pabm.we. am Wind, to be irltbmit one. It
makes more and better. Butter with less labor.
, Davis's Swing Churn
bests them Mt and any little boy as churn
with it.
is ahead of anything of the kind in use.
For sale by wrutur cosußs. Agent.
Bradford 00. Pa.
U. L. Comm. Agent for Western Bradford and
Esitern part of Tiogs Co, Columbia X roads.
Feb .194 f.
FIN JOB PRINTING.—AII kiud
of Fioe . Job Priutin
tromp F y executed -at - lowest tutee; a
Tax BatroroaD laxetrowoott Office
Dont fail to diva iseA trial. Good type
modern,Preamo,,ond experiebeed work
men.-, AU Work variaotail first-elam. •
Can
theiend Dealers:in
LIEN
(El 3
RAVE REMOVED
SObeir Dew 40Te.
ltxvN alwayo On brand
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PRODUCE TRADE
aso. sneriags.
(Socceoror to Mr. McKean,)
AND LOYAL SOCK
Cori.,
The Improved
Sugar Evaporator
In wrist every Sugar mazer needs. •
Til EMU mon woun
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FURNI'iURESTORE
FURNITURE
• k
We are constantly receiving the
nosed and latest patterns in
PARLOR SUITS,
BED ROOK SETS, A
TABLES,
WARDROBES,
Everythinivin the Fur.
ni - ture_ Line.
Undertaking.
We make.a specialty of this branch
and shall give it our personal attention.
We have a. full line of
COFFINS,
CASKETS
and .will not be undersold. Give us a
call before purchosing elsewhere.
• N. B.—J. S. Allyn has no connec
tion with our business.
TOWANDA. JAN. 2Gth..ltsBl
M. HENDELMAN
JEWELLER
Is still to be, iattuil ac i tho OLD STAND
.4.tilllN STREET,
Next door taDr. 11 C. 'Porter's Drug Shot
FINE AMERICAN AND SWISS
JEWEIRY;
STERLING SILVER AND
FINE PLATED WARE,
SPECTACLES i & EYE GLASSES
CLOCKS, .
FROM THE CIIRiPEST TO THE 13RIST
Sir ALL OF
ERY WHI LOWEST PR ICES,
WILL BECPS, SOLD AT THE
V
Clocks, Watches and Jewslry promptly repaired
by an experienced and competent worknian.i
• • ' M. HENDELMAN.
septl64f
A. BEVERLY SMITH,
1300 K BINDER
•
• AND
, •
Dealer in Scroll Saw Goods.
BOOKBINDING PP ALL KINDS
DONE, NEATLY l iind CHEAPLY.
Fine Blank .Ilooks_
• UY SPECIALTY.
Azdateur's Supplies,
ora i n l = m g e rp ot a t ty za b s urnes l s . vary
my 1,120:11,
the wants of my patrons.
WOODS. •
SAW BLADES,
CLOCK UOVEUENTS; kc,
constantly on band. sir $1.25 worth. of designs
for $l. Send for price lists.
=POSTER " BINDERY,
. • Park street, '
P. O. boa 1512. • , Towanda, Pa
Dims. F. OzurroN, • Eroaika-X,..10?
HALasis E. Per t*
• •
Late Commitsioner of /Wentz.
P.ATENTS
,Attortuys-at-Lam and Mieitors of dwierican and
Foreign Palest*.
412 ftrint SMELT. Wasansoros, D. C
Practice patent law In all its branches in the
Patent Mee. and In the Supreme and Circuit
-Courts of the - United States. Pamphelts free on
'receipt of stamp for postage. sept •
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
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MANSFIELD, PA, '7.44 , ,.1 . ; ; ,.
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THE 'REGULAR EXAMIII/iltroi f0r...0 ".
cstes tor admiuion to tho - __But or. CIAO of ,
will be held by tho Faculty of Schulr-On.
THErIiSD AT and FRIDAY, June . fith anallfh
- .Candidates will be examined in Gral following
branches:
Orthography, U.S. MiStory,
Beading, Physiology. -
Penmanship, Botany.
English Grammar, Will Grammar and ten
Arithmetic, Chapters of Clear,
Algebra, School Economy, ..
Geography, Methods of Instruction,
Those who sis desirous of taking the course,
and are not thorough in several of the branches
above named. will save time ind money by at-
tending the school during the. Spring Term In
order to qualify for the examinations.
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In many cues this plan - win save neeely a
year's time. •
Spring. Term begins MOrch 214,1881
You need not Die to Win
ni THE
•
. . ,
MUTUAL *.ENDOWMENT
AND
Accl - I{}ll' . A3SOCI,ATION
.
Of Bath, N. Y. .
• You receive-oas•half of your Maumee. as
to the American. Life. Table, when two.
thirds of your life expectancy is Sniahed.. for
• illustration. amen or woman joining the Assn.
chtuop at as year, of age Pilling aearttileate for
$2.511e. receives Plata alma a little ovey 66 Mfg
of age.Smitetly the period in lite when a little
financial help is genendly more 'needed thanst
any other time.. •
BLAJ) 6 2001318.
june2ll." • General Agents foe Pan's.
PTJ=
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37- 14.71,
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RoBE~+4, &c.
E. B. PIERCE.
Successor io N. P. Hicks
triTII A FULL LINE OF
WATCHES,
PAINE. GRAFTON & LADD.
CLASOT •i!xh.
11l
tt G. TA/ICI:Y.,
tieieVg - - Insurance Agent ,
TOWANDA.-PA.
afice teak PA Teti ft TRACY Main
ALL - COMMUHICATIONb 2IIIIOUGH
THE POST- OFFICE WILL XII
Oill VEPROMPTATTENIION
0431'78 tf
STOP.. AT-
T.MUIR& CO.'S
GROCERIES
AND
PROVISIONS.
The pll to own Duna b !ROBS WNW SS is
Clones actin Itsalto Wean
TOWAX9A. .Pi
Thu tesspecthlll7 . aononaeo 'to the public that
• • they bare s lugs stock of
FLOUR, FEED; MEAL, GRAM SALT, MU
PORK, and PROWSIOSS generally.
We have also added so our 'toot a variety of
WOODIN WARS. such as BUTTER 1111311. 7 111/
• . UNIX. CUMIN% )PTO. -
Just received t large stoat of Sugars, Teas.
Coffees, Spice', MOCISON'S ME SOAP, the
best in the - market, and other mates of soap
Syrup and Molasses, which they .offer at low
pikes for Cash. 0ct.26
(1 11 077-t
"Lookee allee Samee!"
4 4 J AKE'S"
CLOTHING, HATS
Caps, and Furnishing Goods
before „you get your new " SPRING
RIG," and save 20 per 'cent over any
other:dealer in Bradford County.
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
Fresh Spring Goods
.
coming every day for you to selec
from, comprising all the
NOVELTIES of the. SEASON.
Au experience of fifteen,years in;the
Clothing trade prompts me to say hat
car suit. your fancy as well as your,
t -
pocket-b66k at
10. 2, .Potton's Block.
Feb. 26. 1880
MRS. A. B. WHITNEY,
zatLx.lN En,
DRESS-FITTER & DRESSMAKER
ALSO AGENT FOR TUE
N pmentio Perfect-lrittin,z Patterns
No. - 3 Bridge St., Towanda.
Stock entirely new and fresh from the city; so
old goods in stock.
Goods and work unsurpassed either in styles
or make up. • oct2B-ly
LIVERY, STABLING,
liacksaithg, Carriage-Making as
S caeca Arnold
Having leased' his farm in Warren
has located in the above
. branehea of bnai-
FRONT ST.,I 'E OW . BRIDGE,
Towanda, Pu.
BE HAS STABLING FOR 40 IitOBSEEL-
For nae of stalls, 5 cents each. Also, Horses
and Carriages for 11. •;-• •
Itlackamithing branches. ita bnches. promptly
done. Hone Shoeing a specialty.
Carriages Manufactured and Repaired. If you
want anything in the above line call on 'T
April 22• t;
Chicago & North-"Westerfi
Is the,OLDE.4T ! BEST CONSTRUCTED ! BEST
EQUIPPED I and hence the
I..MA.DIN (4 'RAILWAY
OF THE
West and-Northwest
t is the short and best route between Chicago
- and all points In
NORTHERN ILLINOIS. lOWA. DAKOTA. WY
OWING. Nslnvoke. Callifo!Dia, Oregon. Arizona
Utah, ,Colorsdo; Idaho, MontanaoNevida, an.
fore
Councit.Bluni, Omitha, Denver
LEA.DVILLE, SALT LkEE,
San FranciscitiDeatiwood,Bionx City,
Cedar Rapids. DCs Moines. Columbus, and al/
points in the , Teeritories, and the West. Also.
for Milwaukee. Green Bay. Othkosh, Sheboygan,
Marquette, Fond du Lac, Watertown. Houghton.
Neenah, Menasha. St, Paul, Minneapolis, Buren.
Volga. Fargo. Bisnuirck, Winona. LaCrosse.
Owatonna, and an points in Minnesota; Dakota,
Wisconsin and the northwest, •
At Council Bluffs the Trains of the Chioligo li
North-Western and She. V. P. WV 4ePut front.
strive at and use the Istria jolts Union Depot
At Chicago. Clone connections are nada with
the Lake . Shore, Michigan Central, Baltimore &
Ohio. Ft. Wayne and Pennsylvania, and Chicago
& Grand Trunk !Pm and the-Kankakee and Pan
needle Routes.
113"Closo connections noule.st Junction Points
It is . !be ONLY LINE stunning •
Pullman Hotel Dining Cars
' Chicago and Council Bluffs
Ynllmau Bleeper". oa all Night .Tralna.
Insist upon Ticket Agents seLUug you Tickets
vis this road.' F.lsmino your Tickets, and refuse
to buy if they do not read over the Chicago k
North-Weetera Roam.
II you wt.!' Ike Best Trsvellrig Accommoda
tions you will buy your Tickets by this route,
WAND WILL. TAKE: NONE OTIIZIL
AU Ticket Moults sell Tickets by.tbis
MARVIN HUGHITT, 2d V.P. & Oeu.ki=
apr7 - -
FOR
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H. JACOBS.
FASHIONABLE
net4l, on
SENECA. ARNOLD
----TXE
RAILWAY
aumpttgEy.-.4Ros: - & TRAcy.;
libuintseturers and Whokosle Dealers in sikkinds of
KEYS, BOYS, WOMEN'S. MISSES, AND OMIDBETB
poOts,'ShOoB;'Rpbbero; 4c„
CORNER. MAIN AND ELIZABETH STREETS,
$
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1 0.0.0. taixor..4:62: to t e 7 itching,
mediate relle Prepared bj.!. P. Miller, MI,
.rr illE m W botik A ambvim irn hi Ei ss a4 ig,: a le : cmd irl a P rile i or iti Sto!es. ;4
Philadelphia, Pa. IVAlVTlON.—Ncesegiratetiv want scrap
. . AU drtcgists and country stores have it or will got it for you.
* * * *A. c p K *F 0 R -OE - 0( *
* -. ,. j ,
FECTEDe• BUTTER COL OR -
--:,
t Glyn Batter thagtlt.edgedeolor the yarrows& Vas lameat.Dearer Slyer. raeognoend Its tie, ~:.
°wands of Dairymen say IT 1* rEItirSCT. Deal bra/lute beet crearneztea. Awarded the hates 1 ..
mini Diploma st N. Ir. Dairy Fair. Juneonr druggist orrneretrantf orit; or innate" what It Wring - ter
t eons. who wean. whereto get It. BLICIIWIMON a CO. To. - ...
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.* LI ) 11. - ..A60N 1..)" 30-T H 1 S 4-7 N. E*- _ If - " A • N
D JO- —i*E: : S T.* --2
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7.
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY ever dis.
covered. as it is certain in its effects and 'does ,
not blister. Also excellent for- human, flesh.
READ PROOF BELOW. -
From a Prominent Physician;
:Washingtonville, Ohio, June 17th , , 'BO. .
De. B.J . KIIMALL A Co.. Gents: Reading your
advertisement in Turf, Field and Farm, of Ken
dall's Swim Cure, and having a valuable and
speedy Horse which bad been lame from spavin
eighteen months, I sent to you for a bottle by
exprese;which in six weeks removed all lame
ncas ana enlargement and $ large splint from
another horse, and 'both horses are to-day as
'sound as colts. The ono bottle was worth to
me one hundred dollars.
Respectfully yours, IL A. BEIRTOLETT,
Keridali's Spawn Cure
ON HUMAN FLESH.
Bakersfield, Vt., Dec., 23,1879.
B. J. Kin/ALL a Co., Gents:—l wish to add my
testimony in favor of Tour invaluable liniment.
"Kendall's Spavin Care." In the spring of 1862
I slipped on the ice and . sprained my right limb
at the knee joint. I was very lame and at times
suffered the most excruciating pain. . 1 wore a
bandage on it for a year, and tried most every
thing i n my reach, but could find nothing that
would give me permanent relief. When I over
worked, it would pain, me Terri:cinch. In Apra
1878 I began to think should be a cripple for
life; but having some of "Kendall's Spavin Cure"
thought twould try it. I used one third of a
bottle, and experienced relief at once. The pain
left me and has not troubled me since. I feel
very' grateful to you and would recommend
-Kendall's Spavin Care" to all who suffer with
sprains or. rheumatism.
TouXs truly,
B LANK BOOK MANUFACTE74ER
JkZiD
BOOK BINDER,
PAPER RULER, &c
Alfred J.-Purvis,
No. 131 Geriessee street,
vricA. N. Y
All work in big line done well and promptly at
lowest price.'
Parties havihg itolnmes incomplete will be fur
nished with any missing numbers at coat price.
All orders given to .1. J. Scanlan, Agent for
Bradford County, will be promptly executed ac
cording to directions. sep9-tf
pwriDVA;siltinopsdzill:Mto3l
CLAIM Ank
COLLECTION AGENCY
BRINK S:.BITCK, Leßaysrille, Pa.
Will write Policies for risks in Fire and Life In
snrarice. Collect Claims with care and
promptness. They repreient none but ,
FIRST-Cr ASS! COMPANIES !
They solicit theeconfidenCe and patronage of those
having business in their line, and will endeavor
to merit it.' Apply to or address
isna BILDTICAc BUCK. Lellaysville, Ps,
HORSE o ge r n c d ur 2 r s e n c c l y s f ionr su m p s
•
VISED v.orricre of "A Treatise on the Horse and
his Diseases." it gives the best • treatmen tfor
all diseases, has CO line engravings showing
BOOSh.tt
assumed by sick
taught in any other way, a table showing doses
of all the principal medicines need for the horse
as well as their effects and antidotes 'then a
25 et_ poison, a large collection of
VALITADLE ar.czrets, rules for
telling the age of a horse, with an engraving
showing teeth of each year and a large amount
of other valuable horse information. Htizdreds
of horsemen have pronounced it worth- more
than books costing $6 and $lO. The rut that
%MOO sold in about one yetr before it was re.
vised shows how popular the book is. The re.
vised edition is ?duct( MORE mrcacerma. SEED
POE A:CIA/MESE. AGENTS WANTED. Dr. J. D.
Kendall .6 Co., gn6sburgh Falls, Vermont,
Mar 11-Iyr.
AGENTS 1
AGENTS !
JOSIAH ALLEN'S WIPE
RAS "ROTE" A vim
The beat A; funniest of sIILIA BOOK.
,My Wayward Pardner,"
The account of Samantha's . Trials and Suffer
ings with her husband Josiah. &c.
This will be the *Leading Book of the Season to
sell. AGENTS WANTED in every Town. Don't
miss it; but send for circulars at once and cu.
cure Territciry, to
P. C. BLISS & CO.. Newark, N. J:
marlft-Gt -
•
CANCERS. CURED •
AT CRANE'S CANCER. INFIR
MARY, ADDISON, N. Y..
HUNDREDS OF PERSONS from all parts of
the world have been cured of this much dreaded
disease and are now living, witnesses • that they
have been rescued from a terrible and untimely
death. Doctors. Ministers and the Poor treated
Free. Write for a Circular giving full particulars,
Addict', Drs. GEO. CRANE k RUSH BROWN,
Addison. N. Y. Sept.3o,lyr.OPßawi.
4 .lndlapensabie to the Library. Clergyman. Law•
lain. gaiter. Teacher. Student. and all
of itoS calling In life who desire knowledge."
Encyclopaedia - Britannica
The American Xeseriztt;-Nhith Edition.
nig great work Is oeyoretconiparlaon superior
n Its elosborste and eshanative character to aU
similar Works.
The contributers are the most distingliMetl
and original thinkers and writers of the present
and of the past.
This lame is the Ninth revision in a spice cf
over 100 years since its inception, and this .re•
print, a copy in every particular of the British
Edition, istbe best and cheapest work ever offer
_ed to the American people.
The artleles are written in a most attractive
style, and the quantity of matter in each volume
is one-third greaten)," volumethan in any other
'Cyclopedia sold at the same rates.
The work contains thousands of Engravings on
*Holland Wood, and it is printed from entirely
new type made expressly tot it.
It gill be comprised in 21 Imperial octavo vol.
tun*, four of which are now ready, and the wino.
speeding volume will be Sealed at the rate of three
year.
Price Per vol.. cloth landing. - -
Bold only by subsciption. For specimen POO.
apply to the Publishers.
J. X. FrODDLIIT 00.
123 . Czesiniu Sum, Pinzebluirityr
T<)WANDA,
EVERY QUALITY OF
Mae. J. Bouximx.
AGEIiTS!
$5.00
WE KEEP IN STOCK
CARDS.
ENVELOPES,
NOTEHEADS,
trivivoiamtlel
STATEMENTS,
AND WILL DO ALL KINDS OF
JOB PRINTING
AT SHORT NOTICE',
JUST ' RECEIVED !
A SPLENDID LINE OF
AMBER TINT
Letterheads,
Bi. Meads,
•' Statenients, ;Sm.
WHICH WILL BE
PHIII '7 TED IN THE BEST STYLE
AT REASONABLE RATES.
Ask 'to Ace the "Diadem" circular
Grocers sell Asc benbich &
FAMILY CHOCOLATE
an article ffinperior in quality aniilresiar in prig;
than any other in the nano*. A prominent
and experienced New Yoak Physician gives it as
his opinisn' that chocohito is preferable to tea
or coffee. because it ad** strength to the body.
new life to the exhausted brain. quiets the ner- -
voids system, harmonises the workings of the
digestive organs, and gives purity tithe blood.
For s superfine confection, ask your confec•
tioner for ova, Fineet Spiced Vanilla; Chocolate
Aschenbach t Miller, 3d and Crallowhill
Phila.. Pa.
Roamßertd 25 cents in stamps or
currency for s new HOUSE
BOOK. 'lt treats alldlseases. has 55 Due euilmr*
Ingo showitgositiens alisnMed by sick horses .
800 a table ofdoses, &large collection
of VALUABLE RECIPES, rules
for telling the age of a horse, with an engsatinit
showing teeth of each year, And a large amount
of other valuable horses information. Dr. Wm.
R. Hall says, "I have bought books that I Paid
$5 and $lO for which I do not like as well ss I do
yours." Stan von A esseimaa. Aossus Warm.
IL J. Kendall. M. D.. Enosburgh Falls. Vt.
. Mar Wan'.
New Revision a°ll7AstiTED
. NEW ,T . LSTAIRENT. -
As made by Via most eminent scholars of lid•
land and America. Half the price of correspond•
lag English Edition. Large type. linen saw
csiondered paper. elegant binding. A **erst e
`•Comprehensive History Of the Bible and its
Translations. given to subseriben.
Best chance for agents 'ever offered. sena
stamp forparticulars at once.
THE HENRY BILL-PUBLISHINO CO .
spr23.ot. N orw ich. Conn.
French's Hotel, on the Van'
peen l'hn.
opposite the City Hall. Court Souse and ni+
Post Office, 'NEW YORK. Paicce
Rooms 15 cents and upwards. This Hotel lus
all modern improvements, including Elevat ors.
ties, Water, and Surglar.proot Loc..
on every doer. It is convenient to all Theatres•
and within three minute's'. walk of both Elsysll
Railroad Station": • Horse Cars for all pat e "'
the city pus the door. Special arrangem ts
with excursion patios.
spr74inos.
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