itione with the trferitia.
1V.. ! ;. ; ,!ijICIA 'be
ttrkk,t ii_at tLe fire veb .at Liaraum's
:i ur-Pur.ll. This gave reLeve:l fer7:_ , e t 4.
our feet to' ve fai-13 - tee' stioug the
:.hest. Whet; ve reached the apOt,
IA LI.: IL tit Lt vv. before ur-1 The . grk...it
huildivg sat .Maze on the tvo Lop
florirk awl several streams mere already
- , ,, ..7uriL5: ester on it. Tire Light. trr
rather r.,GrLiLg, vas bitter cold,• a:.d
i very bit of water alit struck the
I , fs. r part of the street srould freeze at
Ohc.L, Lir, u !our etrlsetites r lee vere
i
begihuiog to form ,on _ ii:djoirimg
•zilirrigb where the Lose vas pia ed
'X., them., ruid,tlie red st,lsre of the i e,
Lo w ilLd-r f-troug hidWilirtty, ilt them up
.:ik.t. cold. The suffering Li:lir-mit with
.it: the I=r-se-au— , impliwiLed sad e.ged,
,(--get. , t , , =•. - .1'.r.: arid r . ..far. The fire. ;L.,.
try,:
(-1 lavrr..r
'Juo. tuumkut, ul',l!
Eli
at.lj rigs thruzigi;
„,
cft...l(icr Q.% t;.,e fire. tl.o.efl(.l;vi
He lit 1,11 .1. .:Ct
E.4c,r4 !yr e. Le ndy, tr,d'
erolvd. "Shocit
b3/.01.4 Lim!” We Lai giver, our I
fibt ateratuer, zitol the eater being
let into it the fireman with the
Luzzle put the dream full4.;ainat the.
animal. ItF ff2ree and watt, earriel
Lim cif Lit. fevt, and a taf.stieslt
‘.fiLe .of the ilueilt. with a-re
s Giver, put do trails into Lit ty.,113-
fltitled him.
I then made my way iato the burn- 1
iug building .from the bakeruent and
gainer the first door. A flight of steps I
war before me, - audat the top I could,
• throtigh the. tmoi«.-- make out a &yin
I r.th)tmt«.-.d the klaira to re ,der what aid
I em - ild. As Ito! about ti, the middle
the ho-Ait warped and cracked the door ,
and it fell to one aide, and there
be
youd, making right for thew atair.
swat 'the big gorilla! Oh, never
forget that dread moment. Ile big
Eames began to lick the walla and the
whole apace beyond that dreadful beatt
was a of fire. The heat audl
smoke were awful, and I felt my limbs
steak ith !AAA at I jtjokeaj, 1,100
bound,
, at the awful hairy rnao:a at the '
'top of the stele. I could hear tie
heavy thud of Lola huge foot as he
moved:Or glided to the thaira. I could
. see life great, mouatrous bOdy writhe
!roost with heat. The stairs were nat.
WSJ. bfliVer4! when he reach
el me what- would beeonne ',f me? I
good transfix* ppellbOuud with an
awful terror. One hand Claaped the
- bauiaters undone the wall, and I cidld
not have moved one finger. OD either of
those_ hands to have saved my life. I
hrard - still the shouts of tie. now mad
olehed ittiliLlOt within the building. I
lieurol the axes of the firerniet breaking
through tle floors' I thought a thou
!:.and thought in a seoyinol, but I could
riot move a Lair's breadth! Toyer.
four bat the Rteph between ILMihtia
and mrelt. There were but ai.z—only
six little shr,rt Et.l,>a between me uud
grits death! The beatt cataf: slowly
ou,ylaring horribly at ins--there were
i,ut four htela, .Will he seize me iu
thoso fo-arful aiu..' of his, thought I,
Irked which the matted, coarse hair
hung, as:_ the int() the burnirig,
"r:eething of fire and flame beyond
üb? Anot her ater, he• came. Oh,
iitas'eu! but one little, bleat ate', Low.
I made a tut)erhuuiati effort to ruove, if
but r a ulurele; but alua'. I could nit.
The loathaouie lardy of the brute
tA:mel l e.el me. My breath cans,: iu gatpti
toid ray heart at(,(,el :Alit, • awr:-atrieken.
r)ne dread claw-like: band gri?ii(l upon
trig +,l:eieilder an the other alflll of the
wild litakr; wantainel - to bin peek. Ile
ttivpi LL,-ie a Up/Ulf:qt. IA if for breath
11101 atre'regth. Now I etickeue,l a n d
ediudilere,l he: threw the ;;L:reat teattn.
of hair and hide over him Li-4 , 1 and re
roui.eji (;eltie face: witi.in, and
ar-1...u. , 1 in hurried, frighteneA and htro'rig
liibernian "I , 'Or the I've of Ht.
J'atrick hhow me the way old of thin."
(mtautercial Advcrtilwr.
Among the visitors at a small hotel
near Falling liprings, 'Greenbrier coun
ty, Went Virginia, was James H. Por
ter, a young Mtn whose wealthy
parents live in Boston. Porter had
been roughing it in the mountains
since the hitter part of May. One of
the first objects to catch his eye UM
LtiOnfinalis who hveti two miler or
more from 04(01011: The young peo
ple, became acqnsiteted casually, but
the girl's brown cheek and possibly
brown ineklet, were too much for Porter
and he visited the house of his sweet
heart time and again. Unfortunately
for the youth his knowledge in games.
led the girl's mother, an old lady,
whose ItiWo and sPeetarles wore her
Sunday CllinplirliOnM year in and year
Out, to suspect that he was a gambler.:
The girl refused to believe anything
ball id Porter, Ind in the Lee of her
mother's opposition she - continued to
receive her Aover's attention's. Last
week she agreed to quit her home with
Porter and to'uevompany .Situ iii his
wife 10 lloston.• They left the: OW
bonne together, On foot, and took.' a wa
gon a qllurter of u mile Iloara the road
When, a few minutes after they had
started,. the bride's father missed bill
daughter; he net out in hot baste and
iu auger to stop the runaways. llu
carne upon Ahem at It point where the
road was htr l t , gold rocky, arm wile,n
they whiNs.or up their horses he, gelitt
him uuiuuel MICII a furious cut drat he
:was thrown !tom his wagon down the
mountain 'tulle.. The Wail horse run
• thii,rthe lovers anti - they knew Mit
their pursuer Ins& been Minted. They
went buck, towel hint, took him home
anti restored him to consciousness'.
Butnemnently the young than woo the
emlthl9nee of the mountaineer couple
mut they gave tht4ir consent to the
mutrikgt.
About two weeks ago a young Woman
wrio lint always inoVed in the best eir-
Clem of Richmond, Virginia, society
chanced to • read in the Radford
Churchman an advertisemeut in which
a widower in Ohio to secure tho
services of a governess to . take charge
of his little girl. Being dependent
upon her mother, a widow in moderate
eircuinstances, the young woman, who
is a very pretty blonde, determined to
make application for the position with
thee hope of assisting her mother. Ac
coraiugly she visited her pastor, a well
knwn ..elergyman of Richmond, and
also a distinguished jurist, and obtain
ed from them letters of recommenda
tion, trial' she forwarded to the
widower with her application. The
high character of the geutlewcu, its
well as the coidial manner in which
they a xpri Hied their indorsement of
and beau
tits e,f ehstueter, foul such weight with
the tridotier that be went unto Lich
mond, satisfied he souid fans tne)ady
Ile desired. Ile upion hi-r. had
/ rsa.al satidaeory inarrriews —indeed
Ley were satisfactory' to k twit a levee_
that open the gentit>=ti's fleparnare
for the 'Noel it, the early part of
week the aforementioned clergyman
wm astonished to receive a note from
`him annotmeing that he Iry 'old not
take the lady recvturned€4 for govern
, hut &died to secure his services
iu making her his wife. Lest Wednes
day afternoon the parties to the novel
courtship were married. The groom is
about fffty-five years of age, a gentle
man of means and of fine app earanee-:
As a wedding eft he settled upon his
newly-made bride the sum of $'30,01:10.
Worth Knowing.
A vAiltif.:4l 1113131.1 Vati. ; l3-
teLcd with water; gill ; ewe a btye on
tLe eytnd.(.-
The true pbstiOlowif.tal way of treat
log buret; and beald , 3 once ex
! elude the air, with cousin batting, flour,
scraped potato or arithiag that is handl
! est.
Use frcials water. Water which has i
stood in an open dish over night should I
not be used for coooking or dunking,
as it T wsll have absorbed many foul gasf...
IMix a Little carbonate of soda with I
the water in which flowers are irr.-;
named, and it will preserve thew for a l
fortnight. CkmitiOn saltpetre ie also a .
very good - preservaUve.
Take a new flower pot, wash it (Amu,
wrap it in a wet cloth, and ref over
butter, it will keep it as hard ax if on
ice. Ma, if put into an earthen can,
vr over a tin one, will keepawat for a
long time, it wed wrapped in a wet
cloth.
Common weds ui excellent for wont
ing ttu, us it will hot bernteb the tin,
mid will fiiiike it look like uew. Apply
with a piece of moistened newspaper
and ix,lish ith a dry piece. Wood
ashes are a good substitute.
To cure bunions use pulverized salk
petre awl sweet oii. Obtain at a drag
gitt's r. or C. cents worth of saltpetre;
put it iuto a bottle with h u 4 11.cieut olive
oiLto dissolve it, shake up well, and
rub the irdiatneci joiots night:and morn-
Mg, and more frequently it painful.
Fliea map Le effectually diapobed 'of
with Out the tine of poibott. Take half a
tea:v./on ful of black pepper in - powder
uu4i c,ue. teaul.oo at tit of Miz
them well to'getber, and place them in
a - rw.)ta on a plate where 'thee are
trouble:vitae,. and they will - soon dibap
pear.
- Red arAn mity be bat:jelled from
paltry or hturruoizi by etrewiug • the
tillelvenwith hula)! vutiutity . of clove ;
either whole 9r grouuff. Horoe use the
lorrrier, al not beitig ho likely to get
iuto food placed upon the bhelvt....
The cloven , thould be reuewed occiwion
ally, a, - after li time , they lobe their
atrength - imd efficacy.
The following drink fur relieving
kieknifaa of the etoutacti raid' -to h e
very palbtable and agreeable: Beat up
one egg very well, flay fur twenty.min
utet, then add frehh milk one pint,
water one pint, ;sugar to make it palata-.
ble; boil, and let it cool; drink when
cold. If it I.ecOnieti curds and way it
it tug:leas.
Sunstroke.
1. Carry the patient carefully but
promptly to the neareat shade.
2. Secure fur him WI much circitla
ticn of wholeaomts air as may die pos
eibly obtained.
3. If the ekiii • hot, blionge with
cold water or ice. • -
4: If the head is very hot and the
arteries of the rieek pulsate violently
iipply .
L. Clive two teaspoonfuls_ of good
!Mandy or whisky every ten or fifteen
mitinie.f. The addition of two or :three
drops of laudanum to each dose of the
stimulaaut prevents vomiting or purg
ing, which in liable to occur aw often
to prove fatal.
6. Don't give large draughts of. cold
water or any other fluid. i.ve6if the pa
tient is able to swallow them.. •
7. Don't'ulto4 the putieut to be rnov ,
ed or raised from a recumbent position
until sufficiently recovered to render it
safe to do co: This seldom occurs for
hours, and often not for days after the
attack,
8. fieud at ou6e for ; the doctor, not
for half a 'dozen. Otherwiae valuable
time may be knit by difference in opin
ion en to whi:ther the cane in one of
congestion or exhaustion. .
It is-alwaym hater uruou.profeasional
prescribera;, uud Onegrally Hafer for
doctorn, to pursue ixietlioda of triaitnieut
calculated to relieve Wore or lens pro . -
.found exhumation of vital powers.
At 'Santa Cruz, California, recently,.
Miss Blanche Masounette, • a littlS
blotde of nineteen,, saved the life of a
prominent military man who had bCen
stunned by ik breaker and was helpless
lidrifting out, face downlaid, on the
'receding wave. With extraordinary
eon rage the little lady swam to his re
lief, turned him on hls . back and guided
hi ui to the safety - rope, where he was
enabled to recover his senses. It is
said that the young woman is fixing - up
her • trousseau.•
Towanda iii. Store
MAI.N STREET,
(NEXT DOOlt TO . 1; 1 7.4...en ix CO..
Is li'l n ired to offer a complete assort
DRY AND FANCY 60008,
Crockery,
WIIffE and DECORATED CHINA.
Latest designs and patterns of
MAJOLICA WARE,
BIRD CAGES, • :
_ SATCHELS,. &C.
For the coining Spring Trade,'we
adhere as heretofore to our establighed
principle—that a quick sale with a small
profit is better than a slow one with a
large profit—and therefore our prices
in any line of goods will compare
favorable with the prices of • any qtlier
,•
house. _ -
AtirWe endeavor to sell the - 4e::t
article for the jelpit possible money:
LOEWIIB -& FREIMUTN.
THE GREAT SKIN CURE.
Itching and Sealy Dh• mea l 110131011 1 % of
the Scalp and Skin Permanent
ly Cured.
TIJ1:
anent of
Glassware,
11 1 . 1g°
11:11111.
A rte-r
--
•
•
r..11.171.1f{:•.; ttr,.? i ig3 rel.-or:liner:del for 2n. •
• It
eEgit=i tonic; A -.
LAN ("Stn.:way lk.fterry.
tbk, rt.m.147.1:t-as the unseleF, r.r.41 gives m--tr life tt) the utrvc!...
r _ tLe mapvir4. , tivspeptie
. 1;..,1 , rtg tit Fw4.../.1,171.7.. /keit ta, the tburc.de: only
-Iron Preparation th4t will not blacken the teeth or give
Sold 1.0 ail druggietz. Write for the AB C Book, 32 pp, of
reading—aiT4 frix.
.DHOWN CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore. Md.
BITTERS
For wale by "V. T.:AEU:Lk:SY, Towanda. Pa,
Cuticura
.
UCH AS WiCa t BANDEAUX, um , pcvniar 1
Chatelaine Braid,
EVEEYTILIN:G BELONGINGTo Tax ILI= TRADE 1
arirspec i
tur, ululation given to COM SINGS l
i
Boots all rned one tray.
fiWiTCRES tram 11 upwards. A l " A g I t *°7 'COX MAIN AND PINE STS
Hunter's Invisible Face roiirder, 1 • ~
. •
iladam Clark's Corsets. and - 1 . .
.
1 . •, 1
: IL _' , • ! S'uoulder Bruce Elastics. 1 , .
R,.
SKIN HUMO , •
. 1 •
. ,
. 1
tirl'artir-tilsr attentior.psid t..., dressing , ladles 1
y. a Inlik e • E v a.. ag ars ' fo r / 11 "*" r a Brae .. , hair at their homes or at my place of business. i (The oil stand of Fol. SteVens ' ft Mamie.)
Detroit, Hieb- , gives an s itanil ' al "g at'C'"l" of I over Evans ft Ifildsetb's store. ,
his case itezems rodent), which Lad been treat. ,
_c 1
rm. D. V. STEDGE.
ed by a consultation of physicians withcrat bate- nota ak
ft' and which speedily yielded to the Cmcusa
Execs-vs:sr internally and etlit-car. and C. .
cur.e hoer ezternally
RINGWORM.
Goo. W. Brown, O. Warstall St Provides/0%
B. 1., enred try Cuticura ,Remedies of a Lang
uor= flarzor got at the barber's, which spread
sl over Ids ears. nick sad face, and ' for sir
years resisted aillritals of treatment.
SCALD READ. •
H. A. .P.anuoud, Auditor F. W., h te 8. R.
'.l3.eksou, Mich., was cared of Staid Mead of vise
years'. duratiou.by the Cuticura B,etuediea. -
.'ECZEMA.
Taylor, Bkabori. Ideas., permanent-
Ily cured of humor of the face and - scalp mere.
taaj that bad been treated unsuccessfully for
twelve years by =by of Zoete:es best ybyal
. raws and moat not...A/peel/lista as *e#l as tufo
: pest& authorities,
MILK CRUST.
Mrs. Lie/wen, 143 CliutOn ht. , Chueirmati,
speaks of her slater's child, who was cured of
ca 1.14 trust which resisted all remedies fur two
year*. :sows flue. healthy Loy, with a beauti
ful of hair.
FALLING HAIR.
Frauk A. If*su, liteaun fire Engine . G. Loatt l ,
was cared of alopecia, or failing of he hair, by
the CT:7I.CI:Y.A. it,RVJLVEZET , ihternaliy and Crrx
cum. sod (Tolrma fiOar, which completely re•
stored his Lair when all said, be would lose ft.
'Monism Lc*, 22% rrankford Av.„ Philadelphia,
afflicted with dandruff, which fur twenty years
had covered his smip with sfuiles one-quarter of
fro:ii in thkkness, cured by tile Cuticurs
dies:
TREATMENT.
The Cuncuss Ttizsrstr.or consist* in the in
ternal use of the CUTiCUILi JCZAO/LIiZZIT, the Lew
Blood purifier, and the .sternal use of CLITICti
KA and Cetv:eus bogy, the great skin Cures ;
For liutiburn, Tan and Greasy Fain use CCM
dt;ite IiOAY, an esqulsite toilet, bath and nursery
sanative, fragrant with delirious. dower odors
and healtug balsszus.
•
lITICURA
liZbrEliMli are. for sale by all druggists. Prlce.of
x.44.4..4 J.U.r 9..
large boxes. $l, Cirrtcusis iiLISOLVENT, the new
Blood Turifter, $1 per bottle, Curictms SOAP
(the queen of medicinal and toilet soaps). ItTA.
Ctrrucaa .Mantcncti finswrso Float., 15c. Prin
cipal depot, WEEKII tic POTTER. isvetkn,
shrAn mailed free on receipt of price.
COLLINS?' ! f r e t u r i "e7m ti t n r u i:a u t l it a c n t d i,r w i;
LyOLTAICLTUc 1,1 o m w i c e .° pi.. 1 6 .!
PLASTERS SCna than any 12 battery
made. They are a speedy
and certain cure for pain and Weakness of the
Lungs, Liver ' Kidneys:tend - rrinary Organs,
Itheutnatiern,Neuralgia, Hysteria, Female weak.
nese, Nervous Pains and Weaknesses, Malaria,
and Fever and Ague. -Price 2.5 cents. Sold every
wtu,re, WEBKS 41: INTITY.II, Boston, Ness.
- --- 'o"e
`if t l f'l ' *--; r--' 4 fj R T
-.. -441' , -.. -,- .-
TiILW . EAT CURE
II L:-.1.
p:.'i 7...?:i . 7 , 1 A I I Sfill • '
Av. tho KIDNEYS,
LIVER A.::0 BOWELS.
;C.c.,: 4 >4 the k• c.l the evvid poison
Cl/ . H•o74ring which
Viet La.; Cl ti f. •.; - ,114,11 Can V,1111‘,.
3HOUSAfIS3 OF . CASES
of 4 v , ..rvt thia t,rprthla disuse
have 1,6 , : a (1..:64.,7 'relieved, lu a short WWI
_ PERFECTLY 'CURED.
KW- i 1 ig "
t 4 ii. a bit• , / 14 CitAtrrili Mil* *Ay aad an iSZtlatiie
t i WO•, in if /p I t ..f t the Country In hurt
-01 d lu offs% is . l ae cured I; taro all else had
._-)1,-..VORT
ili, • It ~.1 art I, but t ••• rs r t, t Fit r All.
It , sli 64 VIC, t. L'.. 1 • 11l all eases.
I t ell c It•cm •L 4 . tr. tu Votes and giver:Yew
, I tar s , --' tures-rue( the body .
i. 1• 1 ..• Ai ,•I • r t s w 1 I 3r , ya la restored
• e L. t t ' 014 ed a a 1 aacatte, and the
1.
' ! 11. ) i , 7 and healthfully. In this
43; ~rsvu 1011. t. (1i LAVII are 0 ..viiettit d from
• L 7 n.
?...1 ,•hal }- en vv . ...•( I 1 y tla lcutande the
' ... W 0 Fl
' : s ' ) / ts. ' . s' ' T
~. r , retneey for cleansing the
~ .. ? ~ i , d t •.c. ous t It should bo
i hot :a;.
• .i A C.l r-' - 5 ICI NE
.. i 3 - 1 I t;, t ON6TrE,A
-t , L t ~.. ...1., Lc Duca:tea
. • . treti I erns, In tin rani,
r q u .rt s nu3dlrlnt
I vs v • ry 11. onetatratedfue
' t It 3s It allll .." •11111 Y prt ,
. •II tI 1. , 1r f frill .0n till rrform
It I It'•t :t lt ,, t (la 1411 t SI.OO
r I 1 I s, RI! gl t a I) , 0 , 4 , f 0 . p ro w..
(s. Hi., ,•1 Is, tv•rt II 1 , lit 111 Itt.Tol, IFT
KIDNEYr,;:„WORT
- -
Thi+ Dun... Laud Ili-%t Urillcd no ever Mad*. •
. ,
ACO 14,114/10t1 VC Hops, Buchu, Ma
. rak a -La band O: i fl, with ull tho best , 0
mote lira ti vi, mop. rt,es of till other linters,
soak oil the itri*lPSt C !owl P urlfter. Lire
Raoul ator and Lite mud llraltli It4,ltoring
Agent on' . -" -- ' " 9 111114 i
No Marino c en i*.patibly long e,lxt wheic flop
Bitten, are u,', i ii,,„ varied unit paifeet alio their,
operatio •, , . .
Thry giro rev life rzi v ic:rti it: scolui idea.
Ti all who., o ntptoillo rita revue lrreitularl
ty of the bouflao urinary orate, or , who
quire an Appetizer Tirade and mild Stimulant,
lop Yu ttrrd arc loyal uabloiwithout Inter.
Wattle a.
No waiter whatyour Ds ,hugs or aymptoo n
are what the dincaao or all went le use flop Bit
ters Don't watt until yoga 111 Nick but If you
only feel bad or miserable,"(lawns al once.
It may sato your lir..k. ha #0 !0 If hundreds.
_saw win be paid for a • at they - will not
re or lulp. Do nut iuffer or hltYour t •
Iftr,but use and urge them to W l6 HOP •
Remember, flop Bitten Is no itln, drugged
uteri tulattnin,:but the Puree!. anal -Bert
Ifedkine ever made; Dui oterAues MMIID
sae' wore and no person , or fatuity
~ . be without them.
. .1.01 law stamina! and lirnatada core
orDrunkeneskose of ophun,lobeceo and
narrotles. All sold by druggist& Head .4(
for (Uvular. 'Dip =ten 111. Ce"
ltochteter,N.lf And Toronto, Out.
...,
tint fational
TOWANDA PA.
CAPITAL PAID IN $125,000
SURPLUS FUND 80,000
This .Bank offers unusual facilities for
- the transaction of a general
banking business.
N. N. SEWS, JOS. FOIVELL,
Clanhior. Prusidnnt
• -feb. I.'ls.
•
ALWAYS ON HAND.-z-A flue
variety of Paper,
'White and Colored Cards, and other
material. for executing firat•elasa Job
Printmg,
,at the Mao of Tim 13H&D.
rouuli N. All onion; promptly
muututoil, uisd r.t the loireat (5114.11 rata*/
A TRUE. TONI C
i•THENER. A 'SURE REVIVEI3.I
MRS. D. V. STEDGE '
Manufadurer of and Ikaler gn
SAVE REMOVED
HUMAN HAIR
Dayton & Rockwell,
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
• Cordially invite the public to give - rhea a cal!
at the
'Rooms formerly occupied by
G. 11. Wood,
Recent improvements In theakylight Rave fur
nished facilities for taking perfect pictures
quickly and In all hinds of weather!.
- PORTRAITS FROM PHOTOGRAPHS and DE
CEASED PERSONS a specialty. Finished in In
dia ink, Water Colors, Crayons, 9r Putelies, any
size. •
FINEST WORK OF iRTISs'IC EXCEL—
LENCE '6I.7IXASTEED. A
STOCK or FRAMES ON .HAND
AT ALL TIMES.
C. H. DAYTON.
•• Towanda, Oct 6, 16801
Wago .i os u l . ,..C . rj h i e ages
OLD ESTABLISHMENT.
JAMES BRYANT,
alters to his large anti complete_
assortment, of
Open Top Flugg.ries
PLATFORM WAGONS
all of him
owu MANUFACTURE and war-
Liryant's Flexible Springs used in sll Platlorin
Wagons. The easiest and best in use. ,
NOW LS YOUR TIME TO BEM
Look at these figures
Two Heated Carriages from ..... $l6O to $176
Photons. oae seated 125 to 150
Top Buggies ... • 125 to 160
Open Buggies 80 to 100
Democrat Wagons 20 to 110
necnember that the above
v are all fully warrant
%di Orst.class or no pay.
Repairing promptly atttended to at 25 per cent
below last years prides.
Office and. Factory tor. Main and Elizabeth Sts.
JAW BRY ANT.
8-10 tf 77
• GEORGE OTT,
!p fr il d looomeotal Marble & Gruite Work
Pripos cheatmt than the chea
• WYSO ` PA.
PICTURE CAllEill'
_ 'IN TOWANDA.
G. H. WOOD & CO.
will open tlu it New Gallery iu
on the Pint Monday of April. Having fitted up
entirely now, with , the beat of inatrumenta, we
are prepared to tusk° i. .
Tintypes 4 at one sitting nil for 50 ets.
in 'neat envelope', JO for $1.01.1. Copying of all
kinds of Photograptia,and, Stereos c opic and large
view *work done at thill gallery.
(live no a call and we 111 111 grid IlitlorY You
In price and quality. . mar "Vi
NINIMI.NTS.
THE PASiiIONAJEILE
BOOT, 8110 E-4
-AND BAITER
le now prepared to eki all kind. of work in
Ida line in the latest atylea, and of the beat
material. 44- •
ALL WORK and MATERIAL WARRANTED.
Repairing done neatly and promptly
on abort notice. In PATTON'S
BLOCK' Over Jacob's Clothing Store.
Dr. Janes' Taraxatum Tonic
or Dyspepsia Medicine, , a vegetable compound
whose virtues have stood a TEAT or 40 TILAUS, is
infallible in the cure of Dyspepsia, General De
tinny, Chronic Weakness of Lungs, Hploen, Kid
neys, Short Wrath, Heartburn, ht. Vitus' Dance,
Pain in the Stomach, Hack and Chest. Particu-
larly adapted to all PUMA Dviguirs, uo matter
what the age of the,patient may be. Price 75 cis.
gold by druggists. . May 20 1 17
IF YOU ARE THIRSTY
drink a glass of ANCIIIIIIIIACH d. Iffiudens' popular
Mach Dams, the most delightful beverage of the
acaeon - cooling, refreshing, and au excellant pre
Tentative of summer complaints. It also acts as
a blood piiriger without any stimulating or in
toxicating effects, being a pure vegetable prep
aration and entirely free from anything ILP•
proaching alcholud. it is a o VER VOLIKAP that it
is within the means of the poorest. A 21 . 0524 T
PACKAOII WILL . IIIIILi rtes OALLONI or BEIM I En
doried by temperance advocates and ph/lacking.
All druggists and country storekeepers sell it.
Wholesale Depot N. W. corner 3d and Callowhill
at. Philadelphia, Pa. • Mg 20, 'Bl lz
COOOB,
Yon that have beauty,
Come and let na take it,
And you that Lave nose,
Come and let us make it
TOWANDA, PENNA.
H. H. ROCKWELL
1y •
would
call the atten
tion of FARMERS and
ranted in every par
ticular
ONE MORE
Patton's Block,
BIANUFApTURER.
Stevens & Long
Geninal Dealers in
IEI
Gnocrnizz,
PROIMMIS,
P 1 ar?
COUNTRY PRODUCE
ISM
They, invite attention to their complete
assortment- and very large stock of
Choice New Good which they
t - tiave al way. OD Lana.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN
PRODUCE TRADE
And Gob Pik]. for Di;Sintb4: Kinds,
M. J. LONG
,
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT !
JAMES MuCABE
HAS ItENOVED GROCEUY IHISIXESS TO
THE SOUTH-EAST COIINER OF mars
AND BRIDGE STREETS, WHERE
HE HAS 123T&BLISHED
Head Quarters
FOR LVERYTUING IN THE LINE OF
MIIIMIES, 1111311111,
&c.
CASH PAID for Desiz able Pro
duce. Fine . BUTTER and EGGS
a specialty.
- April 29 ly
NATHAN. 'VIM
PITTSTON, W ILK ESBARRE
FOOT or PINE STREET, NEAR COURT ROUSE.
=
W LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH. -Gs
The patronage of my old friends and the public
getieesUy is solicited. SsepSO.
COOLEY CREAMER.
.At
•
No Dairyman can &Bora to be without ono. it
rubes more and better Butter with len labor.
DavisOm ' , Owing' Churn • ,
beats them all, and my little boy can churn
with it.
The improved '
!guitar Evapprator
L what every ilugsr Maker needs.
111 111111K1 BUM WORM
is ahead of anything - of the kind In nue.
For sale by WILIEOT COBURN, Agent.
&Wars, Bradford Co. Pa.
H. L. Coavan. Agentifor Western Bradford and
Eastern part of 'Flogs to. Columbia X roods.
Feb 19-tf. 1
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FINE JO O l. l l l' . l F t i l n N e Tll;ll. V r l
i k a ti n d
promptly executed at lowest rates, a
THE REA DIFOBB REPUBLICAN Office
Dont fail to give nu a trial. Good type
modern pressee, and experienced work
men. All work warranted first-clam -
sr. !UVlr lieu. -raw*
I ri, A ,
O. ult.
aces.
(Burrows to Mr. McgeOn,)
DEALER IN
LOYAL SOCK
aaBL,
TOWANDA' PA.
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BRIDGE 8113,14 T
FURNITURE' STORE I
FURNITURE
We are constantly remising the
newest and latest patterns in
PARLOR SUITS,
BED ROOM SETS,
TABLE,
WARDROBES,
EverythiUm iu the Fur
nature Line.
Undertaking.
• •
We make a specialty of, this branch
and shall give itour personal attention.
We have a full line of
COFFINS,
CA SETS.
_ ROBES; &c.
and will not be undersold. Give us a
call before varehosing elsewhere.
N. B.—J. S. Allyn has no connec
tion with our business.
E. B. PIERCE.
Suc:ceswir to N. P. Hicks.
TOWANDA. J&!. 26t1.1, DK.
M. HENDELMAN
JEWELLER,
L still to be found at the OLD STAND
JtI~IIX S TREET,
No.tt door toDr. fi C. Porti-r's Drug Store
%VIM A PULL J.INE OF
FINE AMERICAN AND -SWISS
WATCHES,
JEWELRY
STERLING SILVER AND
FINE PLATED WARE,
SPECTACLES .6t EYE GLASSES,
CLOCKS,
FROM THE CREAFEST 20 TUE-BEST
Sir ALL OF WHICH WILL EE SOLD AT THE
VERY LOWEST PRICES,
' Clocks. Watches an 4 Jewelry promptly repaired
by an experienced and competent workman.
M. HENDELMAN.
septl6-if
A. BEVERLY SMITH,
BOOK. BINDER
Av N D
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•
Dealir in Scrtill Saw Ccr:cls.
400KBINISING OF ALL KINDS
DONE, NEATLY and' CHEAPLY.
_ rine,,Blank Books .
MY SPECIALTY.
Amateur's . Supplies.
This department of my business is very cote
plate, and beings practical sawyer myself I know_
the wants of nay patrons.
WOODS, • •
BAW
. CLOCK MOVEMMTS, &c,
oonolanD7 on hood. • —r $1.25 worth of designs
for $l. Send tor price Hits.
"REPORTER" BINDERY,
Perk itreet,
P. O. box 1512. Towanda. Ps
Dna. F. naarrox,
. H4LBUI,T E. PATTIZ;
" • Late Conatisrimsei , of Patents,
PATENTS
OR&IFTOI47 & -LAD%
Afkirneys•af-Law and Solicitors of American and
=
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Practice patent law in all its branches in the
Patent Office, and in the Supreme and Circuit
Courts of the United States. Pamphelts free on
receipt of stamp for posMgo. - sept
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
CI, A OF 'tl_4l-:"..
MANSFIELD, PA.
THE ItEiIITLAR EXAXINATIONS for Certifi
cates for adadaslon - :tii the Senior Chas of 'B2,
.be held by the Faculty of the School on
THURSDAY and FRIDAY, June 16th and 17th.
Candidates wiU be examined in the following
branches:
Oithography, H is tory,
Reading, • - • Phystolor,,
Penmanship, . Botany,
English Grammar, , Latin - Gramntar aud ten
Arithmetic, Chapters of Cmgar,
Algebra, School Economy,
Geography, • Methods of Ins true Lion,
Those who ere desiroug 'lof taking the course,
and are not thorough in several of the branches
above named, will save time and money by at
tending tho•school durilig the iittring Term In
order to qualify for; the examinations.
In many rases this plan will" save nearly a
1
year's time.
Spring Ter begins March 21st, 1881:
. ,
You need not Die to Win
MUTUAL ENDOWMENT
ACCI:ENT ASSOCIATION
Of Bath, N.
. You receive ono-ttalf; of your insurance, ac
cording to the American Life Table,trhen two
thirds of your life expectancy is fluishod—for
illustration, a man or woman joining the Asso
ciation at 26 years of age taking a certificatefor
12,500, receives 11,275 when a little over 56 years
of age, exactly the period in life when a little
financial help is generally more needed than at
any other time.
june2tt
if: G. T.A,kier,
Genera Insiftsim Agent,
Office intkPal TC :fc MACY Main St.
ALL COMMLXICATION. - ± VIROUGII
CEIaRROMPTA TIENTION
0r23.78
1. MUIR & CO.'S
GROCERIES
Marylies to Cave tramay b cuing ckeap set
tjus27-t
STDIIT B. LADD
SVABIII2IGTON . ,. D. 0
THE
AND
BLADES & ROGERS.
General Agents for Pean•s
TOWANISA. PA.
ME POST OPPIOZ WILL RE
STOP AT
eoR
AND
PROVISIONS.
rmrTs-mr.v-Igmrrr."l
TOWA3I/I,FL
They rorpoetrully announce to the public that i
baresthat large stock of
FLOUR, FEED, ZEAL. ananr, BALT. FISH i
PORE. !ad PEOVISIOSS gel:Loyally.
We have also added to oar stock • variety of
WOODZIII WAZE, sack as 13171121 M Fla
Cllffll33, ETC.
Just reader! a lams stock of Boers. Tess.
Coffees. Spices, MOVLSON'S MCI MP. the
tient to the rearket, and other snakes of *cep
Byrn; and Molasses, which they offer at low
prices for Cash. oct 26 77
"Looked allee Samee!"
-AT-:
“JAKE'S”
CLOTHING, HATS,
Cups and Furnishing Goods,
before you get v..ur new " SPRING
RIG,"-- and save 20 per cent ,over any
other dealer , in Bra,dford.Qiuntv.
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
Fresh Spring Goods
coming every day .for you to select
from, comprising "all the
NOVELTIES of the SEASON.'
An-experienee•of fifteen years in the
Clothing trade prompts me to say that
I ear suit your fancy as well as your
pooket-bok at
;
No. 2, Patton's BI ck.
-
H. ACOBS.
FeD. 26, MO) , 1
MRS. A. B. WHITNEY,
FASHIONABLE 1
Iff.ILLIN IEIE4
DRESS-FITTER & DRESSMAKER
• ALSO AGENT FOR THE
13 - 9inemtie Perfect-Fitting Patterns
No. 3 Bridge St., Towanda.
Stock entirely now snd frekh from the city; no
old goods in stock. E.
Goods and work tinsnrmussed either in styles
es mike up. .oct2k-ly
LIVERY, STABLING,
Ilacklaithing, Carriage-king ad
lE V' A 'I "It I - N Cr.
Seneca Arnold
Having kased his farm in 'Warren,
11118 located in the above
brUnches of busi-
II et 4 B, On
FRONT • ST.,' E OW .BRIDGE,
Towanda, Pa.
HE HAS STABLING FOR 40 MOSSES.
For use oi t stalls. 5 ;cetxts each. Also. Horses
and Carriigfw for hire;
Rlacksmithing in all. its• branches. promptly
done. Hone Shoeing a specialty.
Carriages Manufactured and Repaired.. If you
want wnythingin the above line call on
SENECA ARNOLD.
April 2241
Chicago & North-yfestern
RAILWAY 2 ` -
In the OLDEST ! BEST CONSTRUCTED ! BEST
EQUIPPED I and hence the
LEADING - RAILWAY
OF TUE
Wes( and Northwe4:
It is the short and-beet route between (bicago
and all points in
NORTHERN ILLINOIS. lOWA, DAKOTA. WY.
OMINO. Nebraslue, CaUifoinia, Oregon. Arizona,
Utah, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, and
for , •
Council
_lituffs,.omaha,Den*er,
LEADVILLE, SALT LAKE.
San Francisco:Deadwood,Sionx city,
Cedar Bala*. Des Moines, Columbus, and all
Points in the Territories, and the West. Also,
for Milwaukee, Green Bay, Oshkosh, Sheboygan,
Marquette, Fond du Lac, Watertown. Houghton,
Neenah. Menasha; St. Paul, Minneapolis. linron.
Volga, i
Fargo, Bismarck Winona, Melton°,
Ovratonna, and all points n. Minnesota, Dakota,
Wisconsin and the Northwest.
At Council Bluffs the Trains of the Chicago Zr
North-Western and she U. P. Wye depart from,
arrive at and use the /SITIO joint Union Depot.
At Chicago, close connections are wide with
the Lake Shorn, Michigan Central, Baltimore &
Ohio; Ft. Wayne and Pennsylvania, and Chicago
Zr Grand Trunk Wys, and the Kankakee and Pan
Handle Routes. '
ireelcrle connections made at Junction Points
Isis the ONLY LUTE .runnning
Pullman Hotel Dining Cars
• • . EIRTWEE4
Chicago Bluffs.
Pullman Sleepers on all Night Trains.
Insist upon Ticket Agents sellMg you Tickets
via this road. Examine your 'Fickets, and refuse
to buy if they do not read over the Chicago &
North-Western Railway.
If you wish the Best Traveling Acoommoda•
tions you will buy your Tickets by this route,
WAND WILL TAKE NONE OTHER.
AU Ticket Agents sell Tickets by this Line.
MARVIN EUGHITT, 24 V.P. &Gen.Mang'r,
ape.' 'Bl4 y.Chicago.
•
aUMPIIREY 8R05..& IR-Amt Y ,
Boots, Shoes, Rubbers, &c.
- w . WI le e R Pt a: i i L l t; Ell 1 8 ., ,
, E 1
$
. : %imam gives israzirdiaie relict Prepaid Ly J. 1 , ..Y...ii.!. M.. _
Philadt-I}Lia,
P. CAUTION.--..1 - 0547. - um , 1-... , ...-.4.c 1.-.;..„-
Per yr' tic-le' ai=fas ii:'64.l=Lre aid a Plat of Slores.
0,2 dra„,su,aa..: c - .-i=y stares La VC 3: CZ lar ...I Z,.:-.. :.: 1..: 7.,_
. :
* * * *A S K *F 0 R -4( ' * *
1 Tr' , n Ames
P FECTED •• BUTTER - - COLOR
it Given Butter the gilt-4gal ester tali LLfur rond. lte isagest Itatterlhsyessreeo=aser.d tts iv._
Thouszds ot. Daltstarn.., „„547.. ,_l7,gt4 I: "4 by all the ben treamericiL. A ira.•ded the 1.1:..-T-
IszZ o st3l Di 7,1 la se aat z... i .. valry 7 air. Ask otir d;tresteerislemb=tformer irrilebassicutat It ;Li, :-4
tt coWA wise wad t. srb.te covet IL ' MUCIILILICIOSON is CIL. InpsesSessinsp nortirmso. se.
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WE KEEP IS STOCK
EYVELOPES„
NOTEHEID
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AT SHORT NOTICE.
JUST RECEIVED !
A SPLENDID LINE 'OF
Letterheads,
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Statements, &c.
.
WHICH WILL BE
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le - Ask to seri - 1110 "Dial cm" circular
ED -
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AT CRANE'S CANCER INFIR
MARY, ADDISON, N. tY. • -
HUNDREDS OF PERSONS from' all parts of
the world have been cured of this miach dreaded
disease and are now living witnesses that they
have been teamed from a terrible and untimely
death. Doctors, Ministers and the Poor treated
Frees Write f.or a Circular givingfuill particulars.
Address Drs. GEO.• CRANE 1 RUSH BROWN.
Addison. N. Y. f3ept.3o,lyr.OPßaeo.
MILLION'S OF
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n its eloaborate and exhaustive character to all
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The contributors are the moat distinguished
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umes, four of which are now ready, and the suc
ceeding volumes will be baled at`--the rate of three
year.
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READ PROOF BELOW.
FROM COL. L. T. FOSTER
Youngstown, QY.io, May 1--
D. E. J, KLIMA- * k Co , --.1 had s very
Etambletonnin colt which' I prized sexy
17, be had a large bone sparin on one .lo.nt
a small one the other - which made hi m rtry
lame; I had him under the charge of two voter:
nary burgeons which failed to cure boat. I was
one day reading the advertisement of Kendal:4
:Swim Care in the Chicago Express, I deteri=.
ed at once to try it, and got our drags:am here
to send for it. they ordered three bottles: I to:1
them all and thought I would give it s thoro=ib
.trial. I used it a,r-ecrding to directions and toe
fourth day the colt ceased to b ante, and :he -
Pampa have-disappeared. I- - aleut one bottle
and the colts limbs are as free from lumps L:.l
as smooth as anf horse in the state. He a cL
tarely cured. The care was so remarkable that
I let two of my neighbors hare the remain:L.: :-
two bottles, who are-now using it: • '
Very Respect-hilly,
L. T. rosTE::.
EMI
&c., &c.,
-Kendall's Spavin. Cure
ME
Fatteit's 3lilla, Wash'tou ,
Da. B. J. Fausassz.., Dear Sir:—The
cue on Which I used your Seue.slra Spay=
was a malignant ankle sprain of aixtem t g., - ,.......13
standing. I had tried =..szy thir.gs, but V.'
Your Sparin‘ Core put the foot to the gr,:tt:
agadr.. and for the :first time since hurt.
natural Vositibu. For a - fazolly lizi=ent
cels azythial-we ever used. •
Yours truly,
Price $l. per bottle. or fix bottles for U. If
Druggists have it or can get It i r e r you, or 3. Ira:
be sent to any address on receipt of price
proprietors, DE. B. J. KEISIDII.I.. 3 CO., Exa.
burgh Falla.---Vt. Sold at
Dr. H. C. Porter's Drug Store.
julM-61
BLANK BOOK M A
Alfred J. Purvis,
All-Lork to his line done well and promptly ir
lowest price. "
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nished with any missing numbers at cost pri:e
.A.ll .orders given to J. J. Scanlan. Agent i'
Bradford County. will be promptly executed s:•
cording to directions. -
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COLLECTION AGEW
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Win write Policies for risks in Fire •nd 12.12 '
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They solicit theconfidence and patronage of tt - it
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or currency for ti.r.w .
NISED L:DMON of "A Treatise on the 11, , rae 3n4
his Diseases." It gives the best treatment
all diseases, has 60 fine engravings
shys -f BOOK f ° :! tl"niagsuleatv. ttoee. better than
taught in any. other way, a table shouinz
of all.the principarmedicinest: used for the hose
RAO:reit as their effects . and antidotes When
25 inf_ poison, a large oollect . . , n
az, V Al e tAXLE RECEIPTS, rules f
telling the age of a' horse, with an engra , u4
showing teeth of each'year and a large onwn , l
of other valuable horse information. Hut are...,
of horsemen have pronounced it , worth MCIa
than books costing $5 and $lO. The fact list
260.000 sold in about one Yetr before it was ?I*
vised shows how popular the. book is. Thera
vised edition is liven Kona raysursrmo. SO;
'Pon a CIRCULAR. AGENTS WANTED"; Dr. .1, I
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Mar 11-Iyr.
Grocers sell Asc henbach Miller's
FAMILY CHOCOLATE
an article superior in quality andlower in rt.,
i s
than any other in the market. A premine::
and exp,,rienced 'New York physi n gives it IS
his opinisn that chocolate is pr fetable to trl
or coffee, because it adds strength to the 1”....'.1
new life to the exhausted brair, qiiiets the ncy
volts system, harmonizes the wofkings ci tit
digestive organs, and gives purityLto the blov.i
For a superfine confection, ask` your cola
tioner for oun Sweet Spiced Vinilis eboellri
Aschenbach ft . Miller, at and Callowiall ....ti
Phila., Pa. 13.1anZE:
HORSESend 25 cents in stamps
currenc; for a new
BOOK. It treats all diseases. has 35 fad) engri , ,
fags showing positions assumed by nick howl
BOOKa table of doses, a large colleen: :
of VALUABLE 'iRECIPES. rale
for telling theage of a horse, with an en..11 6 ": 2 ":
showing teeth of each year, and a large atabzl , '
of other valuable horses information. Dr. W 7;
11. HalLsays, have , bought books that I ps' ,
$5 and $lO for which Ho not like as wells' ',
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