FARM AND GARDEX
STORING AND FEEDING FODDER-COEN.
--Mr. J. Talcott, Rome, N.• Y., corn:
nmnicates _to the Anzerlaut Cultivator
this estimate - of the value of corn-fodder,
and,his method of feeding it, based on
an experience covering many yesrs:
"To have corn grown for feeding to
farm stock of all kinds in its green
state, and especially to , milch OWE,. I
prefer to grow it thinly so that the ears
shall be freely developed, and when the
ears are fit for boiling as green corn for
family use, then to begin to cat the
fodder and feed to dairy cows and work
ing osetii=d, in fact. to all kinds of
farm stod Dairy cows and working
oxen will eat their rations from the
whole corn, but horses and calves need
to have their supply run through a cut
ting machine, , in order that they, may
not waste' iny of the stalks and eat aIl
clean. I Gave kept my working oxen
in the stale on corn thus grown f.:r a
number of' years past. and have found n 9
feed that I think is of.eqaal value sirlwn
on so little land. I can begin to feed
the last of July. and continue the green
feed until frost comes. After that I
have continued the same feed dried,
into the month of December. In order
to haveencrossion of corn for fodder
plant early corn for the first feeding,
and the larger and later sorts for the
late feeding, and before frost comes cut
all and pat instooks in the field, taking
care to have the stooks well put up and
well tied with two bands at the top, the
tops being turned down so that the up
per band is bound round the tops thus
turned down, in order to shed all rains
effectually. All my fodder corn is cut
'soon after the ears reach the boiling
stsge."
The report of the success , and meth
ods of Mr. J. L. Browning, Lake Wac-
Cabnc, N. in.curing end feeding
the crop appears as fuilows in the
Chatham Co n urier:
"I had fiften,iteres the, past season,
which I cut and put in stooks about the
same size as hill corn is made into. I
left them to cure a little for two weeks,
then carted the whole in. I could very
readily wring the juice from the dryest
of it when carted in. Three sides of
the mow were sided with match siding.
Between every second load I put front
400 4 fOO pounds of . oat straw. When
stowing away I was particular to have
that which was the least cures in the
centre of the mow. When the mow was
filled 4 I put , a good load of straw on top.
Thud !winter all came out in the very
best condition, both green and moist;
both were eaten' more readily by stock
than the best .of hay. When I changed
from the feeding of these stalks to No.
1 hay I found that I did not get nearly
as much milk and butter. I do' not
feed the stalks without cutting. There
• is great 'economy in this way of feeding,
as the-remaining portion of 'hill corn
makes goetbedding. I use Cumin's
cutter; *blob cuts any desired length
and else criehes."
BARR TREATY:IMT OF APPLE TREES.--;
Of the advisability of washing the
bodies of apple trees there can be no
question; but we should not place too
machreliance npon this practice and
thus neglect the more important things
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soil. As a rule, when we see trees coat
, ed with moss and fungris, with the balk
hanging in locisS patches or infested with
lice, ive can look for the cause in im
proper or no culture or want of manure,
but when we find trees in this condition
we cat 6 much sooner restore them to
health land vigor by applying a suitable
washtobject to all the potash washes
for akal trees because, 'while they will
kill raOsE . and remove :the loose bark,
they ste m to burn the tender bark ha
find make it of an unnatural, red
dish ciilor, and it again soon cracks -or
scales AP and liaugs loosely upon the
tree.
NOt ill° Nvhen we use a wash, made
with•caiistiO soda. While this takes off
all moss patches. fungus and rough
bark, it will kill all kinds of
bark line and insects equally with the
poise b washes, it leaves the smooth bark
a - fine idalthy green color and notin
clinedlilo break loose from the tree. If
one ca not , get caustic take Antacids, .pat
it into' an,trim kettle, placed over a fire
and Mt eremain, occasionally stirring
until it turns of a reddish color, which
it wail/hen sufficiently heated. It will
thus becothe caustic and answer very
wOl in plane of the caustic soda of: the
shcips. awnahing does not effectively
remove all loose bark, I would use an
old hod o tree Scraper to remove all
loose bark?. I have occasionally seen
orchards " - Scrape' d hard enough to re
move the outer bark and show large
spots of white 'bark. This I regard as
a very bad practice and not to be allow-
I repeat; if an orchard is properly
inan'ured :and occasionally washed it wil
'have vary little loose. bark, and will re
;quire scarcely any scraping.—Cor. N.
:Y. Tribune. -
To pulite SKIS WTTH THE Ham.—
:Carefully remove all the Pieces of flesh,
giry, the surface with towels, and, laying
the skin 'en a' flat board or slab, scrub
the inside thoroughly, using hot water,
soft soap and '
,a hurl brush. Sprinkle
the skin while scrubbing it with a mix
ture of two ounces of salts of tartar and
on©' ounce of ammonia, crushed and
mixed together. Next rob well with
dry sawdust. After a few hours take
one pound of fine oatmeal, eight ounces
of corrosive sublimate, four ounces of
saltpetre and oil° gallon of vinegar and
pour it over the other ingredients, stir
ring:well•white pouring. When quite
cold,i,mmerse the skin in the , liquid, and
let itteinain in Wilk for two or three
days..
_Then / take the skin .out and
strain it tightly over a stretcher until
dry; laid, -while drying, \ comb and
smooth the hair or wool. Another
more simple receipo, need by the .
diens, istoremOve all the flesh or fit
• with a blunt knife, so as not to out the
.bide—a round, smooth log being found
most suitable for laying the hide on
while doing this.- After being well
cleansed, dry with towels; then take
' the brains of the animal, • or any other ,
freshly-killed animal, and rub them
thormiglOy into the hide, which will
make itipliable. To preserve from in
sects, sprinkle with alum and a small
quantity', of ealtpetre powdered, and
arsenical', soap• rubbed
Add 4.C.
Li Owing grass and vegetable seeds
remembei Dlr. Peter Hendereon's cap=
tion about "firming the giound.". By
pressiog the soil about the roots Ihey
germinate quicker and the young roots
More readily take a firm hold upon the
soil. The neglect of this" proems may
CCM the kiss of the crop if the mum
,'ahouid Prove d 27..
BE. ICITIN or OWNING Lank—That
there is an-', ativantage to a country in
having - a liggO number of land owncirs
is shown by the fact that in- France
and Switzerland. where, th+ land is di.:
'idea among numerous
. IhiDlders. the
people are more contented 'than they'
are in ether countries. 'According to
M. de Lavergne, of 7,600;000 beads of
families in France, 5,500.000 are
owners of land. two-thiids. of whom
cultivate their own lands. In Switzer
land, of 550,000 heads of hultilies 465,-
000 are poseased of land 441 property.
In'Sweden, of 850,000 families, 200,
006 are land owners. In the United
States, of 7.208,000 heads of families,
2,600,000 own and farm their own lands.
In - England, of• 5,400,000 heads of
. 7 fimilies, only one out of 26 is an
mimes of land. In Ireland, a purely
eountry, and a country of
sruali peasant holdbiga, only one head
of a family out of every 52 is an owner
of land; and in Scotland the dispropor
tion is still greater, for only one family
in 84 is endowed With land. The fig
; tires - from France showing there more
amsll,land owners than in any i other
country, probably explain the wonder
ful viwer of recuperation : shown by
that nation after the German war.
WHAT Som Is.—Vhe following in
teresting extract we take from the
Southern Plcmter: "We have seen that
everything on the earth's suffuse ex
posed,to the influence of air, water,
light, and beat loses cohesoin and crum
blee do arn, and we call this decay.
This occurs with rocks, and the pro
duct of this decay, when it comes to
be mixed with the remains of vegetables
and animals; constitute soil. The black
matter of the soil' with which the earth
is covered, from inches to- feet, is the
production of animals and plants, and
is not formed in any other , way. Its
constituents are made 'from the pro
ducts of the = decomposition •of orga
nized beings, and wherever found,
they have been produced by the , con
densation of substances from the atmos
phere through the ' intervention of
plants and animals. The soil, there
fore, is the intermediate ; link between
the' atmosphere on the one hand, and
plants and animals on the other. By
the condensation of the four , elements,
carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen and oxy
gen, from the atmosphere upon, the
earth, daring the first growth of plants,
and by the continual increase of this
condensation in living plants, and. by
the production thereby *of the black
organic substance we find in the ground,
this black substance has been intimate
ly mixed with the product of decaying
rocks, so that we have a mixture of or
ganic and inorganic material to form
the soil those substaces derived
from the mineral kingdom being called
inorganic, whilst those produced by
vegetables and ' animals are called
organic."
Superintendent Luckey, of Pittsburg,
says that how, best to teach, children
the correct use of the Fnglish language
is one of the unsolved problems of the
age, and adds that children iu the pri
mary departments should be required
to talk much, and their errors should
be carefully corrected by the teacher.
He suggests that each pupil should be
aiva n short description
'each day of something ho nas seen
his way to or from school, or to r epeat w
in his own words' a short story pre
vionsly read aloud
• by the teacher.
Mr. Luckey thinks that the grammar
department pupils should be obliged
to write a great deal, especially letters.
And with great good sense he _suggests
that in the upper grades the teaching
of geography and,bistory be conducted
in connection' with current events.
"For example," he says let the daily
paper be judiciously called by the
teacher, and the principal itsins_cd-looal,
national and foreign news phieed 'on
the blackboard and discussed by the
teacher, while the pupils locate upon
their maps the several places referred
to.. By this means the pupil is famil
iarized with the main events transpir
ing in the great world that lies, outside
and beyond all text-books and play
grounds. The pupil who has traced
out upon his map the proposed route
of. the Nicaraguan Canal finds an inter
est in'veography which does not usu
ally attach to "a cape, an isthmus, or an
archipeligo, and so on. This exercise
brings into play all the mental facul
tiei" of the pupil; his powers= of obser
vation are trained; his thinking be
comes accurate; he beging to form
opinions, and, grasping generalities,
he is not confined to details; Its facul
ties for acquiring inforination are no
longer circumcised by the four walls of
the schoolroom, but he reacheti :out;
and in hie acquaintance with the World,
become 3 a cosmopolitan. The use of
the daily paper as a text-book, in the
bands of. the teacher, cannot, in my
opinion, be overestimated." • • '
A Card
We take great pleasure in calling' the at
tention of our friends and customers to Dr.
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup which is
perfectly harmless, pleasant to the taste, will
not nauseate, and givesrelief almost instant
ly. It matters not how-severe your Cough
may be, how many cough. medicines you have
tried, or how many physicians you have con
stilted, the tonic, soothing and healing pro,
perties of this medicine will loosen it and as
sist the Throat and Lungs to expel the offend
ing matter, leaving them in a healthy con
dition, free from irritation, and the air pas
sages clear, besides ._invigorating and
strengthening the general system. r Price 50
cents. For the positive cure of Consump
tion, Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis. Dry
Hacking Cough, Loss of Voice, Irritation of
the Throat, Soreness of the - Chest, Pains in
the Lungs, Spitting of Blood u , Croup, Influ
enza, Whooping Cengh t and rung Fever, we
recommend this medicine above all others.
Yours truly, Cultic B. Pourzn,
June 2-Iy. 8. End Ward House Block.
Why stiffer such unspeakable Aorta:wee,-
Rheumatism has been conquered, Kendall's
Spavin Cure is the victor. Bead the &def.
PILES.
Piles are frequently preceded by a sense of
weight in the tack, loins and lower part of
the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose
he has some affection of the kidneys or
neighboring organs. At times symptoms of
indigestion are present as flatulency. uneasi
ness of the stomach. etc. A moisture like
perspiration 'producing a very disagreeable,
itching, par ticularly at night after getting
warm in bed, is a veil , common attendant.
Internal, External and Itching Piles yield at
once on the application of Dr. Busaidio's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts
affected absorbing the Tumors ; allaying the
Intenseltching, and affecting a permanent
care where all other remedies , have failed.
Do not delay until the drain on the iystem
produces permanent disability, but try- it
and be cured. Price. 50 dents. Ask your
druggist for it. and when you cannot obtain
it of him, we will send it, prepaid, on recipt
of price. Address The Dr. Bosanko Medicine
Co.. Piqua, Ohio. Bold by Clark B. Porter,
S. End of Ward House Block.
Juno 2-Iyr.
Ilheitonatisne:
In the first symptoimi of thhs disease when
you are aching and having painful sensations
in the limbs upon rising from bed in the
morning, a stiffness in the joints aocompli
nied at times by swelling and redness, all
physicians recommend the application of an'
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 tiik
on the first application. To lame back, pains
or strains it is an invainatle household come
dy. Ask your druggist for it. Price 75-cents.
Manufactured by The Boaanko Medicine
Company. Piqua, 0. For sale by Clark B.
Porter, 8. End Ward House Block. •
June 2-Iyr.
AGIUOULTURAL
MACHINERY
-or----
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BEST AND LEADING KINDS,
FOR SALE WROLESALE AND arum
R. M. WEL LE S,
TOW.A.NDA, PA.
SPRING-TOOTH HARROWS;
Unrivaled by any other contrivance for -the
thorough preparation Atari plowed ground for
Vain crops. they will cover broadasst
nearly as well as the grain drill will put it In.
and should precede the grain drill in toreniun•
-..4M of of molls. No termer should .be without
• OM.
f.% : s )14 r,114:11
These are the very best chillecipplowi in the
market for general use, and aIL -work. I chal
lenge far and thorough trlais with them •in
competition with the other leading chilled
plows. They are the very best plows for hard,
dry and stony soils, and lighter in draft, doing
the best work, running steadier, better points
and every way reliable.
:anneeir Favorite Grain
is offered is the best drill in the market. it will
bear careful comparison mid competitive! trial.
Come and examine it. For sale s new Champion
Drill.
PORTABLE CIDER MILLS.
- Price, from 515,122 to Mond up.
ZZ Stu Hydraulic Cant.
A car lout just received. Iticellent an cheap
For sale in any quantity.
•
AIIIIIIEN FARM WAGONS,
With either Thimble Stein Wood Axles or Best
Whole Piece "Anchor Brand" Iron Axles. First
class, best in quality, cheapest and warranted In
every respect.
Platform Wagons, Open and Top Buggies—
Pint clue, excellent. and low prieed.
•
CHAIN PUMPS.
Good and cheap. Eaiily set; Send for prices.
FODDER CUTTERS
In variety, sizes and prices to cult.
LIQUID - - PREPARED PAINT; -
• Excellexit.and chespeit common lead paints
warranted to give satisfaction.
LUBRICATING OILS. MATS FOOT -OIL.
Horse Powers and Threshers.
Harder's, _Wheeler's, Gray's; Ellis. Monitor
Portable Traction Steam Engine. Canton (Ohio)
Vibrating Threshers and Cleaners, &c.
CORM, SMELLERS . in inliet7. •
Commercial Fertilizers,
Allentown, Lister Brotkers, Stockbridge and
Bowkers. Send for circulars. prices lists and
all enquires promptly answered.
It M. WELLES.
TCiWANDA. Anwast 25th.
STATEMENT
UNDER - OATH. • i.
A STARTLING REVELATION OF
SUFFERING I
",oh, My God, How 'I Did
Suffer!"
a• I Earnestly Prayed to Dlor
910 g afflicted for twenty years with an
Xobstinateskin disaaae. arrrna It Ts
psoriasli, and others Leprosy, commencing on
my scalp, and. in spite of all I could do, with the
help of the moat skillful doctors, it slowly but
surely extended, until a year ago this winter it
covered my entire person in form of dry. scales.
For the last three years I ban been unable to
do any labor, and suffering intensely all the
time. Every morning there could be nearly a
dustpauffil of scales taken from the sheet on my .
bed, sone of them half as large is the envelope
containing this letter. In the latter part of t
winter my akin commenced cracking open. I
tried everything, almost, that could be thought
of, without any retie! The 12th of Jane I -
started West, in hopes I could reach the Hot
Springs. I reached Detroit, and was so low!
thought I should have to go to the hospital but
finally got as far as Lansing, Mich., where I bad
salutes living. One Dr. - treated me about
two woke, butdid me-no good. All thought I
had but a short time to live. I earnestly prayed
to die. Cracked through the skin all over my
back, across my ribs, arms, hands, limbs, feet
badley swollen, toenails came off, finger-nails
dead and hard as bone, hair dead, dry and life
less as old straw. 0, my Clod! bow I did suffer.
"My Meter. Mn. E. H. Davis, bad a small part
of a box of Cuticurs in the house. • She wouldn't
give up; said 'We will try Cutlet:in,' Some was
applied on one hand and arm. Eureka! there was
relief: stopped the terrible burning nusation
from the word go. They immediately got the
Resolvent Cutieun and Soap. I commenced by
taking ono tablespoonful , of Resolvent three
times a day, after meals; had • bath once a day,
water about blood beat; used Clitici}ra Soap
freely; app lied Cations morning and evening.
Result, returned to my home in. just -six weeks
from time I left, and my skin as smooth as this
sheet of paper.
HIRAM E. CARPENTER,
Henderson, Jefferson Co., N.Y." .
Sworn to bofoA me this 19th'dsy of jannary ,
1881. A. M. LEFFINGWELL.
NO HUMAN ,AGENcY
Can so speedily, permanently and economically
cleanse the Blood, close the Complexion and
Skin, restore the Hair, and cure every species of
Itching Scaly and Scroll:peps Humors of the
trit
Skin, Scalp and Blood as OCuticura Remedies,
consisting of Ccrricmaa, ' Lvurr, ' the 'new
Blood Purifier, and - G " ' and, Cmcitiu.
Soap, the Great Skin Cureii.Ask your druggast
about them. Right here itt this town you may .
And evidences, of their i wonderful beating
powers. I n ,„
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For Sunburn, Tan and Greasy ,Skisi use Cum
CUBA Soap, an exquisite; toilet;betlitind nursery
sanative, fragrant with,' delicious dower odors
and healing balsams. rj
Cuticius Remedies are for sail by all drug
gists. Price of Coriculia; $ Medicinal Jelly.
small •boxes 600.; ' large boxes, $l. Coxiotras
Itzsormxirr, the new Blood Purifier. *1 per bot
tle. Ccrncuna Mirmormix,' Tomer SOAP. 250.
Cirricuus htirmassz. Swan Boa., 15c.; in bars
for barbers and large customers, 50c. Principal
depot • . WBEKB tr,POTTER.
', • Boston, mass.
B All mailed free on;recelpt of price. •
co wi var 4 1 =C0 c LION' VOLTAI
PI4mL t!
MC Illagnelf 23 cents,la fir superior
to every other'eleetrical
JUMPSappliance before the
lic. Theyltuitantly relieve
Dyspeptia, Liver Complaint. Malaria: Fever and
Ague and Kidney and Urinary Difficulties. and
may bc worn over the pit of the stomach, over
the kidneys.• or any affected part. Price 25
cents. Bold everywhere. WEEKS & POTTER.
July I.'Bl-Iyr.. Boston. Miss.
glut Mind fault,
TOWANDA PA.
CAPITAL PAID IN $125,000
SURPLUS FUND ; 80.000
This Bank offers tioninud facilities for
>, the transaction of a general
banking business. •
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11.11. ROM
• Osakter.
THE • POPULAR CORNER !
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GEO. L. ROSS
Ear Ailed up tie • old RONTANTE — STOILE with
a foil and complete stock of FRESH
GROCERIES AND. PROVISIONS.
num As uiwis TICE LowEer.
Gil here for your . oroceries. After you get
prices at Rosa' it will be of no use to try else.
where for his prices are down to rock bottom.
Farmers can get the tiptop of the market al
Qeo. L. lbws'. All kinds of Produce taken in ez
change for goods or for cash.
Towada 5 ct. Store
MAIN STREET,
preparcd to offer a complete assort
ment of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
Crockery, Glassware,
WHITE and DECORATED CHINA.
MAJOLICA WARE,
BIRD CAGES,
SATCHELS, &C.
For the coming Spring Trade, we
adhere as heretofore to our established
principle—that a quick sale with a small
profit is better than a slow one with a
large profit—and therefore our prices
in any line of goods will compare
favorable with the prices of any other
house.
SiiirWe endeavor to sell the best
article for the least possible money.
my&tf LOEWUS & FREIMUTH.
Justice of the Peace.
Wapos&Car t r b i s ages
Open Jr. Top Buggies
PLATFORM WAGONS
all of his , •
own NANITEAPTURE and lir
' zranted in every par
. = tienlar.
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Bryant'sPledble Springs used in all Platform
Wagons. The easiest and best In nes.
NOW I$ TOUR TIME TO BUT!
Look at these Armes: _
Two Seated Carriages trom • $llO to $175
Ruggles seated 125 to 150
Top 125 to 150
OP•11 -Budg " 100
Democrat W w agons _ '9O BO
to to
110
Remember th at the above Sr. sU folly warrant.
ed. first-class or no pay.
Repairing promptly atttended to at 25 per cent
below last years prices. •
Oldasand Factory cot. Itidn and Elisabeth Std.
JAIMBII,7TANT.
e sott 77,1
CAitrtoL. 13Lock.
o a more convenient location. and "estiddished
himself in the Carroll 'Moth. Opposite Beier.
Hotel. is prepared to mippip UM patron with
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t:at C....1. , 37.3 the dreadful sulrerint which
only the v i ctims of Ithetunatisna oan itedielh
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WELLS. EICIIARDSON & Co.,' Prop's',
(wm vend the try postepald.) unmans. n.
KIDNEY-WORT,
_OLD EsszAazzairmairre
JAMES BRYANT,
'would (
call the atten
tion of FARMERS and
others to his large and complete
assortment of
KLINE'S MARKET.
Main Street, First-Ward.
/ JOHN W. KLINE,
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Come and lot as take It.
And you that bave none.
Coma and let um make It. •
Oaytoo &Rockwell
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
" Cordially invite the public to Ore them a all
at the
Rooms formerly occupied by
Cir. H. Wood,
TOWANDA, PENNA.
Ramat lanprareenents in bate fur
nished Sities. for taking th as
alip perfect light
pictures
quickly arid la all kinds of weather. • •
PORTRAITS COI[ PHOTOGRAPHS and DH
OW= PERSONS a specialty: 'nabbed in In
dia Ink, Water Colors. Crayons. or Pastelist. any
size.
EMST WORK OF AItrigiIOMCCEL
LENOX OIIAIUNInEED. L
STOOK OF FRAM ON E RAM
AT ALL TIMES.
C. 8. DAYTON 4 B. it4tockinvxm.
Towanda. Oct 6.1880. •
MRS. STEDGE,
Maniffacturer of and Dealer is
HIJMAN - HAIR
0•002,-
-17 AB 1 0 1, 9 BANDEAUX, the popular
• chwt+litine 13raid,
EMPAVIIING iiILONGUid To Tun liblitTllADE
i noo lli t r a =2:l4lol4von to COMBINGS,
SWITCHES bora it upwards. Also dont !Ur
Hater's In,idible Fate Pondei
Maud Clark's Corsets, s i nd -
• Shoulder Brace
,
*a rranscaur attattionpala to droning Lan
blast thole boom or at Jar plats of basiaroa,
our Evaaarglittdrettes atom. •
aorla.an .4_ ma& D. V. MUM.
MMrV. ;p4Avio-lid:it):T.l;(9al
cubs AND
COLLECTION AGENCY
BRINK & BUCK,IeTtIe. -Pa
will yetis pada for risks ill
swum. Oallost Mass milk are
. PonaPtallt f n if q W OMll l gata i ntsb l eg
, . . •
_ rasis—piawbOMPAKESE
ilisproolicitlislecalklasasiall ipolmorrof Sias
laving boot moo to their ID" ytlCeodirror
tomerit to - or a:4Mo •
it
BUM LolloThrOlo Per
BRIDGE STREET
FURNITURE STORE
FURNITURE
We are constantly 'receiving . the
newest and West patterns In
PARLOR
BED BOOM SETS,
TABLED,
WARDROBES,
Everything In the 'Fur..
nature Line.
Undertaking..
We make a specialty of this branch
and shall give it out personal attention.
We have a full line of
COFFINS,
c.A.slrows,
11CITIES, 'Ake.
and will not be undersold. Give us a
call before purchosingAsewhere.
N. S. Allyn has no connec
tion with our business.
E. B. PIERCE.
Successor to N. P. Hicks
TOWANDA. JAM Mb. 1881.
Stevens & Long
MIME
Gnocznizs,
PROVISIONS,
COUNTRY. PRODUCE
Cat MAIN AND PINE STS '
Mil old stood of Poi. Stevens k Iforear.)
They invite attention to their complete
assortment and very large stock o
Choice New Goods, which they
ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN
Ac d Caab Paid for Deldratl?Kinda.
N. S. LONG.
EaJONES' QUAIL CAMPHOR, IS MIS
•
HAMS of the - popular Unanust that cures
Sim. Neuralgia. Swollem sr /Stiffened
Joints, Frost Bites, Plan in the lace. Head or.
Spine. Chopped Halide. Brutus Sprains , Bums.
Mosquito Sites. • Sting or'-Bi te Of an insect.
Poison Vines etc., for Man or Beast
Always reliable. and almost Inetantan.
sous in its relief. Having an agreeable odor it
is pleasant to apply. "Sold by all druggists.
_ •
N. B.—Vds liniment reoelved' a Prise Medal
at the State lair. NW.
AU JONI% Proper. 319 N. 3d St., Phila.. Pa.
13.
101. JONEENREABLVAMPHOR
IS wit WIZ OF the popular Liniment
that cnpm Ithennatimps, lleassigia. Swollen or
Stiffened Joints. Prost Bites. pan in thilsce.
Head or 8 Mapped bands, Braises"rains.
Durnsalstoto Bites. Sting or BIM of tan in.
sect. Poison from common Poison VM4S, eta..
for man or beast. Always reliable, and almost
instantaneonsin its ratter. Having an agreeable
odor. it Is Noma to amr. Bold by all drug.
gists. Price 25 cents.
N. Liniment received a Prise eau
the State rair.lB72. Kay 20 17.1
• CANCERSCUM.
AT CRANE'S CAW= INF&
MARY, ' ADDISON, N:Y.
=MOM OP NOM= from ell yarn of
the world ban been- cured ofthis much dreaded
dismiss and are now living tribunes that they
ban berm moan Lima a terrible and tratimely
death. Donors. Nialatere sad the Poor treated
Free. Write for samMaryfrinsfraparbeuluk
Address Drs. GM MANE k"88 NO BROWN.
Addles.. N. Y. Ilept"lyr.OPitaeo.
EINDALL'S SPAWN ',.CUBE
Is sass recir=sll 4 thill BPIII OZ
~ b. Doss Nor, wits s.
lies so equal for any humus on
beast or man. bias mired hlp•Jolnt
laiseuess in a person •ho bad suf.
la years. Also cured _rheum.
- tisis. Awns, frost.bitat or any
M =
bildlllll4 cat baumess. It has ,so equal Om
soy blemish on buses. Bald for illustrated
4:industries swab= nem Prim $l. , ALL ,
DRUMM bare it or out ge tit for you. lb. 8.1
Soudan Si 00.. Proprietors. lboliourib Ilhils
enbold6 H. 0. Pours. drub. Towanda. Ps.
fircl/41:: end fine
apa,
other
=tend, tor eseentiag Brat dame Job
Printing, at the Ofles- ot TKO MIAD
ininsitsrinrztacir. All orders * O O7
executed, and ct the loved,* rides
4
General Dealers in
IM 13
RAVE ItEMOVED
To their new more,
have alwayv on hand.
To the
liiii
PRODUCE TRADE
ow. mimis&
W. G. 271.4C.ri
Goma insurance Vint,
'RWANDA. PA.
. _
041iemak.P.ATCH&TRAffr3fais a.
AZL 00XWMATIONAS lattovam
TSi POST wales War; RE
aznrspaamPr4trizihrox
,vinsa '
o
STOP` AT
LMITIR&CWS
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS.
Tha pleas do ern maw b myths dump is at
Anew *La sad Strati;
7EVIOANDA.
Ithar napaellilly ammo* Mr the pablis that
hats s bait) stoat of
riot's. ram insz. awls. BALT, TIES
TOM aad PlitftlloEB paarally.
Ws Moo olio addot to on stook • owlet/ of
wocazu wawa. snob ea 11.1=11 TUBS. Ili
MOM, 011113311.
Jost voolhod a lug. stock of sam% Tom
Golllow, Spier. MCNIZJIOIOB t VU 110 AP. fie
UM in the wowkot, awl other =alio 'of bap
*pop sad llolaisoo, which thoy oiler it low
plow for ash. " ocf SI IT
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co
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st:, t i
w.
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J. H. Arivirmorivs.
THE FASHIONABLE
SOOT SHOE AND GAITER
MANUFACTURER.
Is now prepared - to do all kinds of work In
his line in the latest styles. and of the best
aukteriaL
ALL•WORH and MATERIAL WARRANTED.
Repairing done neatly and Promptly
on abort notice. In PATTON'S
BLOC Over Jacob's Clothing Store.
25
1 r7'1.7.:7T."q
PICTURE GALLERY
IN. TO WANDA.
G. H. WOOD & CO.
will open Alipir New Gallery in
Patton's Block,
on the First Monday of April. Having fitted up
entirely new. with the beet of instruments, we
are prepared to make .
Tintypes, 4 at one sitting, all [or 50 eta;
in neat envelopes, 10 for sl.ou. Copying of all
kindi,of Photopaphs t and Stereoscopic - and large
view work done at this gallery.
— Give us a calran4 we will try and satisfy you
in price and wane'. • mar 24,
A. BEVERLY SMITH,
BOOK BINDER
AND
•
•e • •
Dealer In. Scroll Sair. lode.=
BOOKBINDING OF ALL KINDS
Don, NEATLY and 'CHEAPLY.
•
Fine Illank s liooks
- MY SPECIALTY.
Amateur's Supplies.
-This department of my business is very cern
plem. and
of my being a practical sawyer myself I know
the wants patrons.
WOODS • •
• ski iiLADEs.
CLOCK MOVEMIINTS.
constantly on band. x :125 worth of designs
for $1?1 Send for price lists.
"BFPOSTER" BINDEBY.
Park street,
P.O. boa 1512. _ • Towanda. Pa
/ COOLEY CREAMER.
- ,
•
lies Darya= as afford to be without one. It
makes more and better Butter with lees labor.
Illa,vlses swing Churn
baste them all. and any little boy an churn
with it. ._
The improved
Sugar Evap orator
_
Ii what every Sugar Ha t er mods. _
TB MB BEM WWI
ahead of anything of the kind In use.
For sae by WILMOT COBURlLdirsni,
Sams, Brsdibrd Co.Ps.
IL L. Coma. Agent tor Western lasdlord tad
=astern part ot Tisgs Co. Columbia Z raids.
•
Bob latt.
•Inilisyeniable to the Library, Cl LaAna w.
yer„ Pbyaleisa. Tauber. 8 t. all
°tang calling in Ufa who desire loracringW,
Eucyclopaedhe Britannia'
,
- The Atnerkaa briat—Nlath raites.
This groat wilt Is comparison superior
a Its aloaborata sad akanotar to an
aimtiar works.
The °oubliette:re are the most distinguished
and antiftel thinkers and miter* of the present
and of the past. _
Thle Line is the Winth revision In a epees of
ewer Mysore abase Its inception. and, this re.
pant, a copy In every putt:Mar at the Walsh
Simon. le - the best and cheapest wort war Otter.
ed to the anuoloan poop,.
- The artistes are Willis In a stoat attreettre
aad the qnsatity of smatter In each volnane
tt orte.third greater peivolause than In any Other
gretessetts sold at the seine rates. •
The work soutane thousands et Ihignorap on
Steel and Wood, and It it printed from staUre4
f t W for It. -
ar lan lespedall Maya web.
of are now reaft, sad-the ow
casaba totems be Led at the rateofthrea
Primps" vet.,aleth ' - - $ll4lO
Sold seds g=tion."- lot speehmin poen
INPOIt 16 the lIITUDDAZT a 00.,
tas Onlime Brum eelle ligiussumi
FOR \
AND
-
• IN
.ta s
• ca
in, Pil ,
CI Q.
*ir
0 .4
t t `
C
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t:
%.1
lIENDELMAN
JEWELLER,
Is eta to be toned st the OLD STAND
.41:41:1V STREET,
Xext door to Dr.lL C. Porteio • Drug 4510 re
WITH A !MILL LIZ
FINE AMERICAN A.'4D SWISS
- , WATCHEg; -,
J E'W . E . .j..R. Yi,
STERLING- SILVER AND
FINE PLATED WARE,
SPECTACLES & EYE GLASSES,
`CLOCKS,
MirTHE OSEAPIST TO THE =Hi
air 411. ; OP DTI . itrILL DE SOLD AT THE
Clocks. Watebeis and Jewelry promptly repaired
by an experienced and competent workman.
M. HENDELMAN.
septirAt
NATHAN TIDD,
Oluommisor to Ills.liclata,)
' DM= •
PITTSTON, WILKESBABRE
AND. LOYAL SOCK
0 0 A L,
FOOT or Pl= EMMT, NEAR COURT HOUSE.
TOWANDA, PA.
Sr: LOWEST PRICES EVR CASH. 1111
The
ay soli
yabomum oted. fmy old triendi the public
'mord 9 selC so
-THE
Chicago & North-Western
RAILWAY
Is the OLDEST I =ST CONSTRUCTEDI
EQUIPPED I and Imes the
V, eW 7'
OP 1333
West and Northwest
It Ls the short sail best route between Mow
sad all pcdats In-
NORTHERN ILLINOIS. IOWA: , DAKOTA. WY
ONLNO, Nebraska. CaWorn's, Oregon. Arizona,
Utah, Colorado, Idaho, M ontana , Nevada, and
for
Council BluilSOnutha,Denver,
LEADVILLE, SALT LAKE.
San Francinco,Deadwood,Bioux on3r;
Cedar Rapids, Des Moines. Columbus, and all
Points In the Territories. and the, West. Also
for Milwaukee, Green Bay, Oshkosh. Sheboygan ;
Marquette. Fond du Lae. Watertown. IlmigliUm.
Neenah, Menasha. St. Paul, Minneapolis, Baron.
Volga, Fargo. Bismarck, Winona. LaCrosse.
Owatonna, and all points in Minnesota. Dakota,
Wisconsin and the Northwest.
At Connell Mulls the Trains of the Chicago &
North-Western and she 11. P. depart; from.
arrive at and use the mine joint Union Depot.
At Ckicago, close connections are made with
the Lake Shore, Michigan Central, Baltimore &
Ohio, Ft. Wayne and _Pennsyhania, and Chicago
A Grand Trunk WI., sad the Kankakee and Pan
Randle Routes.
Aram eonnectdona made it Junction PoLuts.
It is the ONLY LINE isinning
Pullman Hotel Dining Can
- arrows
Chicago and Council Bluff.
Pullman Sleepers on an Night Trains.
Insist upon Ticket Agents seining yon Tielets
vie this road. Etandne your Ticketil. ind refuse
to buy It they do not reed over, the Chb:age k
North-Western Railway. •
Ryon wish the Best Traveling 410001311nOda•
tions you will buy your. Tickets - AI this routs,
WAND WILL TARE NONE OT
All Ticket Agents sell Tickets by this Line.
MARVIN EVOIIITT, 2d Y.P. k clen
ape
LIVERY, STABLING,'
Ilachmithq, Camagelakkg and
EPAIRING.
S •
elliDeta Arnold
Having leased his farm
,:in Wamn ,
has located in the abotfe
branches of busi
ness, on
FRONT ST., BELOW BRIDGE,
Towanda, Pa:
. HE HAS STABLING FOR 40 BOSSES.
For use 01 stalls. 6 cents each. Also. Horses
and Carriages for hire.
Illacksmithing in all its branches. promptly
done, Hone Shoeing a specialty.
Carriages Ilanufactured and Repaired. If you
want anything in the above line call on
April 2114 f ,
SENECA ARNOLD.
M:B8. L B. IiVIIITRZY,
YASHIONABLE
MILLIN
DRESS-FITTER & DRESSMAKER
ALSO AONT FOB THE
Domestic Perfeet-Pitting Patterns
Dfo. 3 Bridge St., Towanda.
Stook ektireig u Awir and trent' from the eitg; so
old goods in e
Goods end work either in series
or nuke 'up
* ent2B4g
HUMITREY BROS.& TRACY.
gannisotnri3rs and Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of
MEN'S, BOYS, WOMEN'S. MISSES, AND cmuntErs
Boots,lhoes, Rubbers,
CORNER MAIN AND ELIZABETH STREETS,
SPECIAL ATINOUNCENEWII
JAMES McCARE
RENOVED , " : IIIB . GILOCTAY 8U81312,3 Tr)
Taz anynklaMlT CORISI7Vi OF Kul
END DElu GE IFIREMS, WHZRZ
HE DAD .zerriBLIBEEZD
Head Quarters
P0R . 1 : 62111513-1, THE Me 07
num moms
CASH PAID for Desirable pro
duce. Fine BUTTER and,I.EGGB
a specialty.
EVERY QUALITY op
CARDS.
JOB PRINTING
Yon need not Die to Win
MUTUAL ENDOWM
Ig3
You, renal*e one-half of your ituinnee,
cording to the American Life Table, whey
thirds of your life expectancy is finite
illustration. a an or woman joining
dation at 36 years of agetaking a eertillan
PAM, receives $1,275 when a little over 501
of age, exactly the period in life wheir
financial help is generally more needed
any time. ,
BLANK BOOK
Al
an wo
lowest •
Partas baring volumes incomplete will
Waned with soy missing numbers at colt p
AB orders given to J.J.Sesnkn. Agetl
Bradford County, will be promptly axecat
cording to directions.
205
' THE MOST BB(
rtain CESOUL REMEDY cm
covered, as it is ce in its effects and"
not buster. Also excellent for human
READ PROOF BELOW.
FROM-COL L. T. POSTER
'Youngstown, Ohio. Nay 10th.'
Ds. B. J. 'Rama k Co:—I had a Tor
ble Hambkitonian colt which I prized v
17, he bad a large bone) spavin on one
a small: one on the other wideir4asde
lame; Z had him under the charge of '
nary surgeons which failed to cure 1
one day reeding the advertisement o;
gamin Cure in the Chicago Limas, I
st once to try it ; andgot- our droll
to send for it; they ordered three bon'
num all and thought I would give it
trial, I usod it according to directions
fduvth day the colt ceased to be hate,
lumps have disappeared. I used but one
and the colts limbs !ire as free trot lum;
as smooth as any horse in the state. He
Web , cured. The cure was so remarksbh
I let two of my neighbors have the **-
two bottles, who are now using It.
Very Respectfully,
• - L. T. FOSTIA
Kendali's Spavin
ON HUMAN FLESH.
Pattea's Mills. ti aahlon co.. N.Y.. Fel
Da. B. J. SCEIIALL, Dear Sir:—The
case on which I used_ your Kondalll
was a ma li gnant ankle sprain of sir
sanding. I had tried many things.
Tour Spain Cure put the foot to
again, and for the drat time since In
natural position. for a family liniment
eels anything se over used. -
Yours trimly,
REY. 11. P. Bra.
Pastor of IL K. Church, Patten', UM
Peke $l. PIT bottle, or dt battles for
Draggle*. • Iwo it or a cia gait tor you. 0?
14 ° 1 :2. 1 to otk7 ofttlrroa ad swept of yea
proprietors, rdi. D. J. ILYNDALL i Ca
burgh FAIL 1 7 %, gold at
Dr. H. C. Poker's Dnig gt
7n28-81.
rrtYvvAkmDA.,
arc., Arc.
WE KEEP IN STOCK
ENVELOPES,
SOTEHEADS,
LETTERHEADS,
STATEMENTS,
&c., &c.,
AND WILL DO ALL HIND .40P
AT SHORT NOTICE.'
I:aiii:lDl
AND
MINT ASSOCIATION
'Of Bath; IL Y.
BES & ROGTII4,
Clerual i) .Assats far
+I2 I CIO
OS BINDER,
PAPEWRULER,
reed J: Purv . i
o. 131 Genessee street,
UTICA, N. Y
EGiSiiiiM:l;;Nii;l
ALL
TOWANDA. PA.
April 19 y