(CONTENTED FROM YAW PAGE.)
FINAL REST.
THZ DOORS OPMCED.
At b quarter to two the doors of the
rotunda were. opened.'
_The - Knights
`Templar, Beawtant dosinusedery of
Baltimore, - entered- in- la ist*Alut, but •
- di& not remain in the hall; simply pus
sing around the catafalque in double,
file: Four of their number bore a floral
offering in the slutpe of an immense
Maltese arose, which was plaoed at the
head of the dais.
,
At bin minutes past two the Army of
the Cumberland filed in and took their
seat& —The doors' were then thrown
open to all holders of lieltehr.--, Th
chairs for the general' -:publie we
quickly filled. Soon the members of
the Diplomatio Corps were ushered to
the, seats reserved fct , hem.
t I
The mile portion o the process
ion, which will,_.ort t e remains to
the depot, formed facing the east front
of the Capitol at quarter past two, with
'the District militia holding the right of
line.
At five minutes before throe, Presi•
dent . Arthur, leaning on the arm -of
Secretary Blaine, entered the rotunda
from the Senate side of the 'Capitol
Immediately after- following ex-Presi
dents Grant and Hayes, Secretary and
Mrs. Lincoln, Secretary and Mrs. Hunt,
Attorney-General and Mrs. MacVeagh,
Secretary Kirkwood and Postmaster
General Jame.i.
Mrs. Garfield and her immedia -
family were not present at the cere
monies. Some confusion in seating
ihepiplomatic Corps and representa
tives of the Army and Navy, and Sena
;)rs and members of the- House, was
occasioned_ by-an oversight not re
serving enough seats. Many'-persona
eluded the door keepers_and gained ad
, mission to - the rotunda, while many
who held tickets were unable to find
seats.
When President Arthur entered the
rotunda, the vast assemblage
.-rose as a
mark of respect:
THE 'CREEMONIES.
At three, every seat was filled and all
available standing room was occupied.
Bev. Dr. Powers ascended the dais and
announced the opening hymn, "Asleep
in Jesus, Blessed Sleep," which was
rendered by a chorus of fifty voices.
•
THE SCEEETTIRAL SERVICE.
After the opening hymn, "Asleep in
Jesus," had been beautifully rendered
by the volunteer choir, Bev. Dr. Ban
kin ascended the platform at the head
of the catafalque and read scriptural
selections, among which were the fol
_ lowing: The Lord reignetth—Fl...
have lifted up their voices. The Lord
on high is mightier than the voice o
many . watera Clouds and darkness are
round about Him, righteousness and
judgment are the habitation of His
throne. By Him kings reign and urin-
ces decree justice. He changeth th
time and seasons. He removed' kings
and setteth up kings. For there is no
power bat of God. Whosoever there
fore reaisteth °power, resisteth the ordi
nance of God, and they that resist shall
recieve to themselves damnation ; Tlf;
Lord of Hosts doth take away _from
Jerusalem and from Judea a mighty
man, a man of war, a nhonomble man
and a councellor and elequent orator.
There is no man that bath power over
the spirit to retain:the spirit. Neither
bath he. power in the day of death, and
there is no dischaige in that war. Then
shall he be at rest with the kings and
councellors of the earth, which built
desolate places for themselves. The
clods of the valley shall be sweet unto
him, and every man shall draw after
him as there are innumerable before
him. .Thera the wicked cease from
troubling and there the weary be at rest.
Jesus said, to him that overcometh will
I grant to sit with me on my Throne,
• even as I also overcome land sat down
with my . Father on His Throne. It is
enough for a discile that he be as his
• Master, and a servant as his Lord. Let
not your hearts be troubled. Ye be
lieve in God, believe also in me. I will
not leave you comfort less. I will come
to you. Leave thy fatherless children,
.1 will preserve them alive, and let -thy
widow trust in me. For it -we believe
that Jesus died and rose again, even: so
them also that sleep in Jesus will God
bring with him. The Lord gave, tb •
Lord bath taken away; blessed be the
name of the Lord.
. TUE MUM.
Rev. Dr. Isaac Errett offered a pray-
er. "Oar - beloved President is dead,"
he said; "liaised by the voice of the
people to the Chief Magisiraey of the
great Nation, he was stricken down by
a murderous hand, cut oft in his glor
ious promise of all high hopes, and ex
pextationa connected with his adminis
tration of public affairs, are sunk into
disappi**tent and nothingness. Ot!,
Lord, uwe stand in the presence - .0
this fearful - calamity, may our hearts •
execcdingly liumblelbeforo Thee. - and
as we are short-sighted. we pray thai
Thy hand may be reached down, and
we may be taken through this dark
ness into light, and enable us to realize
that even in the thickest darkness,Tbou
dost not forget to be merciful.
And while we deeply feel beyond
what we can say in words the bitterne
of this affliction we cannot forget, Oh
Lord. bow much *e have to be thank
ful for. We desirii to praise Thee, the ,
though the President dies the Nation
lives;.that though pur Chief Magistrate
. is thus cruelly taken away from us, the
government moves on in a peaceful per
formanoe of all its functions; that there
is no jar in its machienry and that th •
!plowings of a good government are still
continued to us in all the laud. For
this we praise Thee, and 'humbly pray
that the President who sits near to ou
departed President, may be filled with
all love 'and righteousness and truth,
and be Prepared in every way , by tb
blessing of God for a faithful perform
-1. once of hia - iesPonsible duties. May he
be able to guide the affairs of this Na
tion with discretion. May party ani
mosity and strife and sectional division
be overcome by means of this sacrifice,
so that to one people in a deeper sea.
than we have ever been, there may
come blessings out of this terrible af
fliction. '
The reverend gentlenam paid a touch
ing
,tribute to Mrs. Garfield. and An
voted the Divinoblessing =the father
less children and the dear :Old :Aothe
over the mountains waiting fir th
'dead body of her darling son.
THE-ADDRESS.
Rev. D. T. Power delivered a feelt
address.. He said: The cloud so Ion:
Pending over our nation has at last
burst' upon our heap. We sit
crushed amid the ruin it has wrought.
million million of prayers, hopes and . • • '.•
tfars, as far as human wisdom sees,
ere vain. Our loved one- has pissed "
frcim us. But there is relief. We look •
way from the body; we forego for a
ime the things that ate - seen; ire re - .
GREAT SKIN IRE
ember with joy.hii faith in the Bon o
;,, whose gospel he sometimes him
- preacliedi&-and , which -he always
my loved, and . we see light and blue
ky through the cloud; etroeture and
beauty, instead of ruin; glory, honor,
mortality, spiritual and eternal life
the plaoe of decay and death. The
hief glory of this man as we think of
him now was his : discipleship in the
, hool of Christ. His attainments as
, polar and statesman will be
.or our orators and historians, and
. .
Atli-worthy men to speak his pi
worthily. But it is as a Christian that
love to think of him now. It was ti
which made his life to man an invsli
ble boon, his death to us an unapt
ble loss, his eternity to himself an
heritance incorruptible; 'undefiled, i
that fadeth not away. His example
n,-husband and father is glory in 1
ation. He had a most kindly nab
his power over human hearts gras i
d strOug. He Wen Men to him.
1 i
do enemies. The hand Um! , al
was not the hand of his enema
nt the enemy of position; the crier
f the country, the enemy of God.
tight to do right =inward and God
ward. He was a grander man than
n
ew• He wrought even -in his 1
better work for the Nation than we .
ow estimate. He fell at , the height
his achievements, not from - any fault
• but we may in some sense reveres
ly apply to him the words spoken
his dear Lord: "He was Wounded
ar transgressions, he was limbed
ur iniquities, the chastisement of
peace was upon him." As nations
member the lifaceilobian as Ater
the Great, and the Grecian as Aril
the Jest; may not this son of Ain
bciknown as Garfleld`the Good?'
THE CLOSING PRATER.
Rev. Dr. Butler prayed: Oar Fu
r; we bow before Thee with like?
hearts. Thy judgments are nnsearei
ble, and Thy ways past finding, or
We rejoice in the light that come; h
by Throne in this hour of dm+
d adore Thee as our Covenant ,
our now sainted President, al
vereign among earth's rulers. W
thank God for the life of his servant,
round whose remains the nation's host
there in sorrow,. for his patriotism an
purity, his courage and patience, h . ••
faith and piety.'
He commended I to the tender mercy
of u God-stricken mother the, wife an.
children of the deceased President. He
prayed that His servant upon whom
thelreat responsibilittes of an adminis
tration so suddenly came, might be en
dowed with wisdom and grace.
This closed the ceremo, and the
.. • mblage with bowed hag and raver-
nt mien arose as the casket containing
the remains of the late President were
slowly borne from the building. • The;
casket was folloWed by President EV..
thur, leaning on the arm of Secretary
Blaine, and by members of the Cabinet.
In a quarter of an hour the rotunda was
nearly deserted.
THE PROCESSION
Immediately, after the close, of the
, ervices, the tloraldecorations were re-I
moved,, (Mrs. Garfield having request
id that they be sent to her home at
entor.) except the beautiful wreath,
the gift of Queen Victoria, which will
remain upon the coffin until the inter
ment. The cask et a;, isborn to the
hearse ati' the fool of the main steps on
the east front, by th&l:aix pall-bearers l
,
selected by Mrs. Gar fi eld'from the mem-I,
l bers of the Ch ( r?tiar. 'church. While
this was being, one, the immense . mul -1
titude which nu - d the entire space tai
front of th e ' Capitol and into the adja
cent streets, reverently uncovered their
heads and preferved ;unbroken silence.
e clergymfin foll Owed immediately
altet;Ae coffin: %le Army. and Navy
lotliaers composing the body guard filed
outsof the east; door and took their places
bout the hefirse, the Army upon ' the
lgrigo, , ,the Navy upon the left. A single
nn was - fired from the 'battery. Th
Ind Artillery Band played a funeral
:soh and the procession moved in th
following order; Two ilatallions, -
trict of Columbia Militia, two corn
'ea of Marines, four companies Secoid
. finery, Light Battery Co. A., 11. 8.
lery, Grand Army of the Republic,
• .oe Conhling Club, Boys in Blue
COlumbia, Washington, and De-Molii
ommanderies of Knights Temp
useaat Commandery -of Baltimore.
The hearse was drawn by six iron grey
horses; each led by a colored groom. A ,
hUndred , carriages were occupied by
tlie.officers of the Executive Mansion
.'od their wives, relatives of the late
President; ex-Presidents Grant and
Hayes; 'President Arthur and Secret , •
Blaine; other - Cabinet ministers and
wives; diplomatic corps; Chief Jnsti , -
Waite .and Associate Justices Harlan,
Ittatthews and Miller; Senators; mem
bers of the. House; Governors of the
tates'and rikTritoriessnd Commission
•re of the District of Columbia; Judges
of the Court of Claims; Judiciary of tb
District of': Coluinbia and Judges of t •
United States Courts; Assistant Secre
taries of State, Treasury and Interio
Departments; Aisistant Postmaste
t opera, Solicitor General and &ablaut
Attorney General. .
AS THZ PROCESSION MOVED
minute guns were fired from the ml
ry posts and forts surrounding
ty, and church bells tolled. At L
000 people were gathered about
apitol, while along, the line of ma;
to Sixth street the crowd was e%
greater than on the 4th of March,
Everywhere it was most orderly and
niet, and as the hearse containing the;
. - emains moved along, All heads were!
=coven&
(CoNcI,IIDED ON SECOND PAGE.)
Piles are frequently .; preceded by a sense o
eight in the back, loins and lower part o
the abdomen, canning the patient to suppose
e has some ; affection of the kidneys or
acighboring organs. At , times symptoms o
digestion aro present as flatulency. uneasi
, ess ot the stomach. etc. A moisture like
rspiration, proditoinga very disagreeable
Aching, particularly at night after getting
n bed. is a very common attendant.
nternal, External and Itching Piles yield at
nee on the application of Dr. ,Bosanko's Pile
me t LlL, l which acts directly upon the p
ec absorbing the Tumors, allaying , -
ntense tching„ and affecting a permanen •
e where un t il remedies have failed.
not dela the drain on the get,
‘.roduces permanent disability, bat try it
ad be cured. Price, b 0 cents. Ask yo
druggist for*, and when you cannot, obtain
tlitm. we will send it,
Piqua, prepaid, ea recipt
b.
price, ua, Ohio. B Address Thold b e Dr. Boy
Clark sanko
B. Porter Nedicin
,
End of Ward . lionee Block.
June 2-Iyr.
—All the latest styles in Ledlei Bats ,and
other fanitygooda for the lecUes et Mrs. E. L.
ingot' fashionable Millinery store, Main
street, opposite the Peak
ME
INIPALIBLIr CURES
Mos and Seskilaseaser,Serof
sawn Husoorsi Myers, Old
Sores and Mercurio* *Wee
lions when a other
Human Ageavies.
SHE CIITIOURA •TREATmENT,
for the are of bkla. Baalp and Mood Dte•
-Wits hc the Internal use of . Comm,
, the new Blood Pother. and the en-1
o f Comeau and thrucuse Boat. the
_ RHEU •
Was= McDonald. 9512 Dearborn. St.. Chios
selnowledges a cure (ISMS libtaus
neck boe. arms and legs fbr seventeen,
ot,able to walk suet on bands and,
, ne-yeart notable to help himself for'
tried hundreds of remedies: dos
toed his case hopeless; permanently
Cuticura Remedies.
Carpenter. Esq.. Henderson, N. Y., cur-
Ngorissis or 'Leprosy: of twenty years
"V the Curtouna Itaisoz.vzsr fate
and Oulu= Soar externally. The
)rfal case on record. Cure certified
-.tics of the palace and prominent
afflicted with Itching and Beal
ld send to us for this testi=
Drake. Eeq.. Detroit. Mich.. suffered be.
' description from a skin disease w
on his hands bead and ace. and near
bis vies.,, most °arena doo
1p him. add after all bad titled hens
Renoiriser internally. Custom
and was cured. and has remain
fell to flits day.
.411tA
tes are for sale by all druggists. Price o.
• a Medicinal Jelly. small boxes, 50c. ;
$1; arricuna Hi:sows:az the ne
.der, 1$ per - bottle. evricuna Man
JUirt SOAP, 25c.- C61701111A Mori
fii&OP. 15C.; In bars for barbers and large
onswhers, 500. Principal d
WEEKS k , Boston, Mum.
,
fir All mailed free on receipt of price.
OLUIVer One Comas' Vp •
Era:craw Prams. Cos
IN= im ascale ing 2 5 cabals tar memo
to *very other elee ••
punt.appliance before the pn•
lto. They lutantly,relleve
• - • Liver Complaint. maims Favor and
. and : dney and Urinary . ..MCl:title...ad
be worn ov er
. the-pit of the stomach, over
• kldnoys; or any affected part. Moe
ntli. Bold everywhere. WEEKS -& POTTER.
July 10314yri Boston. Mass.
AGRICULTURAL
lICAORINERT
BEST AND LEADING KINDS,
FOR SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
R. M. WELLES,
SPRING-TOOTH HARROWS.
-Unrivaled by my other 'contrivance for the
thorough preparation of all plowed ground for
grain crops. they will . cover: broadcast grain
nearly as well as the grain drill will put it in.
and should precede the grain drill in proper*.
Wu of of molls, NOlitiner should be without
one. - _
kw II :i sit) :liftfa 34 4 111,1:11
These are the very best chilled plowi in the
market 'for general use, and all work. I chal
lenge fair and thorough trials with , them in
competition with the other leading chilled
plows. They are the very beat plows for bard,
dry and stony soils, and lighter in :draft, doing
the best work, running steadier, better points
and every way reliable.
Farnaerts Favorite Grain Drill
L offered u the beat drill In the market. It will
bear careftd comparison and competative trial.
Come and examine it. For male $ new Champion
rill.
PORTABLE CIDER MILLS.
Prices from $l5, $22 to $3O, sad up.
I ME Star Hydraulic Comeat.
► ear load just received. lircellent win cheap
We is any quantity.
AIIBURIT FARM WAGONS
ith either Thimble Skein Wood Axles or Best
ole Piece "Anchor,Brend" frond:les. a Fin
class, beet in guaito , . cheapest and warranted
every respect. •
'Platform Wagons.' Open• and ToP BM! •
• t class, excellent. and low priced.
•
- • CHAIN PUMPS.
Good arid cheip. Easily set. &Indio'. prices.
FODDER CUTTERS.
In.rstiety, sixes and prigs, to suit.
LIQUID PREPARED PAINT.
Remnant and cheapest common: lead pain to
ted to "Ave satisfaction;
LIIIIIIIOATING OILS, NEAT.S FOOT OIL.
Horse Pb*ers and Threshers . .
larder's, Wheeler's, Green, Ellis. Monitor
PortableTraction,Stearn Engine. Canton (Ohio
Vibrating Threshers and Cleaners, ire. •
CORN ONELLERS in
onunercial Fertilizers,
.r.town, Lister Brothers, Stockbridge and
Bowkers. Send for circulars, prices• lists and
enquires proMptly answered.
TOWLNDA. August 2544
EMPLOYMENT FOR ALL.
- TO SELL A
HOUSEHOLD
ARTICLE
The poor as well as the rich, the Old as
the young, the wife, as well aw the husband,
the young =idea as well as the •
• as well as the boy. may just
dollars- in honest employment
• . • the house and wait for
or' than. We can give you cant.
Imo, or during your spare hour.
ng, or in your own neighborhood,
and acqualatatiem. 11.79 ,
..r soupbpseat, we can impart
tion to you free of coat.' It wl
cent fora Postal card to writ
go**die nay be the means
od many dollus.
Do not neglect this opportnnt
• ve to invert s large snm Of ma
pest risk of losing t. Tow will ,
it will bs messy matter to mike
$lOO. s week, end elhablishs km ,
1. dent business, honorable, •
• profitable. Attend to this
there is KONIIT rr for all
as. We VW Surprise goners&
gby Yon never wrote to us
rms. esnricoLass ram. Address
•
(Name this BUCKET?
gsper.l
sept. 2 2, 11-61nog.
iturn,Toinn and Greasy Skin Use Cosa-
ha exquisite toilet. bath and nursery i
lt with delicious dower odors,
DD3EABt,
three
...., and 12
tumor of the
lured, I an
Je my ease the
hare been so
alive stopped null
ited and told them
es and they would
En
)ple, Decatur, Michigan, unites'
Id and some parts of her bodg
A. Head covered with scales an
and fearfully and tried everything.'
• cured by Cuticura Remedies.
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-BY=
TOWANDA, PA.
11
IL I. WELLES.
NELSON
DEAL= Lv
WATCHES ,
CLOCKS,
GOLD AND PLATED
- JEWELER • •,.
laden. sir Patti
e. Shop In Darker k
Mtn Street, Towanda
• eep9-80,
NW
IRON BITTERS are highly_
gniriitg.a petmin end eScientthale; capechtll. Yladigestiort,Dyeptpritr,
sigma Fgers, Mat if Appdaq Loo of anength f Leek flittergy, els. Enriches
the blood, strengthens the macho, and gives new Hie to the nerves: They ad
like a charm on the digestiye - organs, tarn ish: S: l i_ 'p&ayet.V447ll3; such
as Mating Ow Food, Bekkiiswiteat is tha de. The only
Iron Preparation that *III not b -the teeth or give
headache. Bold by nII dmadate. ,Wsitet for dui ,A. liol**, 82 pp.af
useful and amusing reatling—wat five: , ~
SHOWN:CENNIECAL
_
a „ .... .
....•
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S .'
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_
HE POOLAR CORNER !
GEO. L. ROSS,
lined up the old ZIONTANYE STORE Id
a fall and complete stock of FitESU
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
PIIICIES AS LOW AS TUE LOWEST.
CaU hers for your firoomies.' After you to
cei at Boss' it will be of no use •to try elso.
here for his prices are down to rock bottom.
Fanners can get the tiptop of the market s
L. Rose. All kinds of Produce taken in az
• • •ge for goods or for cash.
nada 5 ci. Slor
MAIN STREET,
(NEXT DOOR TO_FELCR & CO.
prepared to offer a complete assort
went, of
DRY AND FANCY !DOW
Crockery, Glassware,
WHITE .and DECORATED CHUM_
Latest designs and patterns of
JOLICA WARE,
BM CAGES,
SATCHELS, AC,
=I
For the coming Spring Trade; w
herd as heretofore to our established
rinciple—that a quick sale with a small
rofit is better than a slow one with
rge profit—and . therefore our pric
'n any line of goods will comps
favorable , with the prices of any othe
ouse.
*iit•We endeavor to sell the bes
article for_tbe least possible money.
LIKWUS FREIMUTN
y 641
'K-I'•Da:EIC.=WORT
THE GREAT CURE
As It is for ell diaosses of tho KIDNInre.
LIVER AND DOW ILL
It e:oi6ss the system of the acrid
that esosre the dxsadful marine which
only 'WO victims of ahaumatinn can resible.
of thl worn forts of this terrible dismiss
have been quteley relieved; in s shalt Um*
PERFECTLY CURED.
..:'Y-WORT
lambed wonderful success, and *an limns=
sale in everypart of the Country. In ham .
dreds ofmvies it Las cured where all elms bad
baled. It la rill, but cadent, CERTAIN
IN ITS ACTION, but harmless Mall alma.
t - J - I cleanses. Streasibeas sad stresNow
'Mc to all the Im7ortaut organs of the body.
The =tam: actioa of the Kidneys fa rasuaaL
The Liver is classed of all disease, and the
Dowels movefisoly and lusalthfally. In this
way the worst discuss are oradisatAtests
tu:ed in every household Asa
SPRINC
Always • cures X115038Z2123; CUMTUrAP
14011. ITEM tad all SEM= btstss M-
Ie
put np in Dry Vegetable TOM, Intlamas,
me mamma wtiehtnektellawalsagdlebss,
Also is 'Apia Fortis, vertil
the edneetdenze r those who Maga tesdniFilto.
late it. Duets ligib am/ cfPeterity is eithillbra.
GlEr IT OP YOUR DIIUGOIST. mama.**
wy.usonvnaniosom-k co.; Prop%
irnittblVdeY ittaikalo -..sourciev.vr.
KIDNEY. -WORT
. .. W , ~ . 111 ,
'. & ,
Cheeper thad ever .at the
1 .
OLD ESTABLISHMENT.
JAM BRYANT,
tion of FARMERS and
others to his large and complete
.• assortment of --
Open &.'rrop-puggi,ss
LLTFORM•WAGONS
all of his
own MANUFACTURE and war-
Vs Flexible Springs used in elf Platte
mans. The easiest and best In use.
PEE
Look at these dorm: .
o Salted Carnage. - tram .. . ... $l5O to $l7 ,
• • tone. cnie seated • 125 to •
010 -Buggies ......... . .... 125
_ 80 to
• • moorat Wagons ' 90 to U
Remember that the above are all fully warren
• .
ow arst•class or no pay. t• •s
Repairing
ft prompßy atttended to at 25 per can
laat yre
.015ceand notary air. Math and Elizabeth Sts
OrAiii Balmy/ r.
n0tt77.4
KLINE'S MARKET.
CA.Fratt3l.4 13140 CH
TIKE
Poll
RHEUMATISM
~il~q 1~~
THOUSANDS OF CASES
would
call the atten-
ranted in every par
ticular
IS YOUR TIME TO BUY!
Main street, rfrili Ward.
N W-.i -KLINE,
ivi /MOM ms
&VEGETABLE
ARKET
main' location. and estatdishel
-as (non Block. opposite. esstri
I:spared to amply his patrons with
MST OF MEATS. .
, ovum im Tam s: • •
1/111:1311 VECIETABLICS.zasoN
-•.boxvyno 11:1131T, Ac., Oro;
MAT SAIRIAGE - s specialty. All or
ty delivered. -
ESEI
I 4,
INIM
recomMendad]
A. D. Dye k Co.
.61MNMIELA.L.
HARDWARE,
;SHEET IRON
COPPER ,WARE.
STOVES
-HAPPY THOUGHT
RANGES. y
Sold In Towanda and
M TT ' T
r:ii i -. 4 -.4 of, i a-::-.34
CARRIAGE WOOD-WORK,
CLARK'S
BIDE I BPItING • GEAR;
A.D.DYE& CO,
MAIN ST., TOWANDA.
Dayton & Rockwlel,
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
Cordially invite the public to give cheat a cap
t the
Rooms formerly occupied by
G. H. Wood,
TOWANDA, PENN‘
Recent improvements In the Skylight bare fur
imbed incilitles for taking perfect pictures
nickVand in all binds. of weather. ,
PORTRAITS FROM PROTDGRAPRI3 and DR
' :ED PRRaOSIB a specialty pth
ore, rayop. or Natalia, an
Ink, Water Gal a
C • "ed
in
In
FINEST WORE OF ARTISTIO EXCEL
LENCE GUARANTEED. A .1
TOOK of mum ON, HA
`5B. DAYTON.
T 0 ,111 1 41# Oct 0. 1100.
MRk p.V.STEDGE,
anufadurer cf and Dfaier
HUMAN HAIR
cram AS WI9I9,7BANDIEMIX, the Maw
Chatelaine Etiraid,
" 4 : YTS M szuntortio vo Tint musTua •
wrspeoWAttention gills to coMBINGS
•
is 1111 turnedono way.
- SWITC/11141 from $1 upwards. Also Agent for
Hurder'si tnvieiblo Mice Pouder,
Madam Clark's Corset
Shoulder Brace
arPartkolar attoatiou paid to ,
rat their homes or at my pt
ter Slam & Hildretb's store.
tiovlS4m , . ldsa. It
COLLECTIONA
B sayßiO4 /4 1 1
writs poueis&Oor flea hi Mrs and 1.11% In
mime% Oast* Oahu with are and
• tromptneni. repreitnatnonnbut
FIRIO-01488 cOIaPANIESt
f
solicit thtitonidenenan4 patronage °Main
• • • business In that ihis e •snd inktonwor
to merit it. ap• to or address '
BUCK. Loltimille
archl7•tt
DEALERS IN
TIN,
AN D
240
Vicinity.
AND BLAONSNITR'S
&c., &c.
YOU that MVO beauty.
MEW and let tis take
And you that lume nose.
(Tome and let us make it
AT ALL TIMES.
B.' l- 2. ROCKWELL.
ly
00008,
AND LIFE IN
. UL&EIt AND
BRIDGE STREET
FURNITURE STOR
FURNITURE
'the
tIY
sterns
We are
newest.and latest
R,
SETS,
A 1174, X
BED L )
'TABES, ABROB
1)
Everythinir in the Fit
saltily° Line.
Undertaking.
We make a specialty of this branch
Ad shall give it our personal attention.
Re have' a full line of
•
oicoVirrms,
14.101131E15 1 lice.
d will not be undersold. Gllff3 us' 14
before ‘purohoeing else Where.
N. 8.---J. S. Allyn has: no conni
ion with our business.
E. B. PIERCE.
Successor to N. P. Hicks.
TOWANDA. JAN Stith. . 1881.
Stevens & Long
General Dealers in
NS
GrAOCEAIES,
PROVISIONS,
COUNTRY PRODUCE
SAVE REMOVED
To tbeirnew-stare,
COL MAIN AND PINE STS
Me old stand of loss etevetui &Items.)
EMI
They invite ilttention to their etimplete
assortment and very large stook of
- Choice New Ckade, which- they
have alwaye on hand.
'SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN
PRODUCE TRADE
d Cash Paid hir ,Desirable Kinds
N. Z. LONG
DII. JONES' CREAM CAMPHOR, IS :I'
NAME of the popular taniunent that • • - •
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Swollen •
oints, Frost Bites, Pain In the Fang Head o
• ink Chopped Hands, Bruises , Sprains , Burns,
osquito Bites, Sting or Bite of an Insect
• lion Vines, eta" for • Man or Beam
ways reliab le, and almost instantan
to its relied. Having an agreeable odor it
toliseatit to apply. Sold by all druggists.
Price 25 cte.
N. B.—This Linimeat received a Prize ,„Mcda
at the State Fair. 1870.-
ASA JONIS, Prop'''. 319 N. 34St. Pals-. Ps.
an. 13,6-m.
DR: JONEEPOREAIitCADIPHO ;
ME NAME OP the popular Linimen
that curse Rheumatism, • Nenriigia Swollen o
Stiffened Joints. Frost Bites, pain in the Fats
sad or Spine. Chapped hands. Bridses,ligraini
Burns. Mosguioto Bites. Sting or Bite of an in
sect, Poison from common Poison vines. eto.,
for man or beast. Always reliable, and almos
• tantanaous fn its,reUef. Ratingen agretabl -
odor. it is pleasant to sppiy. Sold by ail drug.
• sta. Price. 25 cents.
N. B.—Thie Liniment received a Prise Medal
the State Fair.lB79. • Kee 20 17.
CANCERS CURED
T CRANE'S CANCER INFIR
MARY, ADDISO:
HUNDREDS OP PIaIBOREI
world have been cured; of
FIN 1 ) !. 3.0
0 1 ; P •
w i rtil
-. led
promptly exeont at
Taws BRADFORD TheIPVIIM
f e
Dont fail to give as a tiial.
• odern presses, and expert
I it, AU work warranted
11an274
QM
To the
GEO. IMMEM3.
aeon
Also
frost
: _fr, - .':.: : :7.7:,A0Y; : '-'-,: -- ;:-.
:illi01,':::-.-,i'',-ii.
TOWANDA. PA.
olietvith PA TY JH & VIACIY Mfrs At
ALL COMMUNIOATIORb 11111000il
rim ,rosr ulnas ,wiraz as
aIeVERROMPTAITENIZON
STOP AT
:':::.muira - si-Cth.'s,
t'OR
GROCERIES
AND
PROVISIONS
plaoa to mare mons/ b puling akeep Is
Clams !Lila and frialis Shwas.
TOWANDA„ P/L
EMS
reopootrolly asztownoio to the pobllo
• Um bile a Imo stook of 1
MU& WIND, MAL, . GRAIN. SALT.
IVP.X. and PROVISIONS gosondiy..
• ;,_1
b•n dick oclal4 to oar hoot a midi of
• 11FAIM iota so surnas Tom/. is
, Jan Cl=ll3l. ZTO.
Just 'staved a lart• stock , of etleille Talk
". Spices. NOTILBO2II PVRIE SOAP, •
tln the market, and other mates of soap
p and Nolinato. which the? offer IS 1
• rims for Cash. _ oat 26 IT
Ct
O
Li I gl
te 0
oft
t" til
cn
4
0
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s be
P:/
el .
SI
J. H. SIMMILINTS.
THE FASHIONABLE
BOOT, SHOE AND GAITER
..MANUFACTURER. .
Is now prepared to do all kinds of work li
a line in the latest styles, and of the beat
material.
WORK and MATERIAL WARRANTED.
Retaking done neatly and promptly
[
n- short notice. In PAITON'S
LOCH Over Jacob's Clothing Store.l
25 •
r;l-r.-ir,v7.371-.q
PICTURE GALLERY
IN TO WANDA.
G. H. WOOD &. CO
will open their New Gallery iit
Patton's Blocky
on the First Monday of April, aiming fitted up
• tirely new, with the best of instrtunente, we
re prepared to nuke
types, 4 at one sitting, all for SO eta.
n neat envelopes, 10 for $l.OO. Copyi ng of all
• • ds of Photographs,and Stereoloop and 1 ••
• w work done at this gallery.
Clive us a all and we will try and waist, you
• Trice and quality. •
mar 28.
A. BEVERLY SMITH,
•
BOOK. BINDER
A N
Dealer in Scroll -Saw °oaths.
BOOKBINDING OF ALL KINDS
DONE, NEATLY and CHEAPLY.
Fine Blank Books
MY SPECIALTY.
•
- iiteur's - Supplies
This department of.my butneu Is very cons
ete, and being a practical sawyer myself I kno
• wants ofmy patrons,
WOODS. '
•
- SAW BLADE,
• CLOCK MONEMMYS.
• —listintly on band. .Wir $1.25 worth of designs
or $l. Send for price lista.
" REPORTER" BINDERY,
Park street,
• . O. box 1512. . ) Timanda. Pa
COOLEY CREAMER.
Dolirlindn can afford to be without one. It
es more and better Butter with less labor.
Swlngr Churn.
to them all, and any little boy can churn
th it.
iteimmwed"
Swett r Evaporator
le what every Sugar man needs.
TII MIRA BUTTII, Item
Is ahead of anything of the kind in use.
For sale by WILMOT COBURN. Agent.
- Bradford Co. Ps
H L. Comma. Agent for Western Bradtord'an •
lisstern part of Tiogs Co. Columbia X roads.
Feb
the Library, Clempuien.lAw.
Ir. Teacher. Student and id]
?ho desire knowledge."
imu)ffla Brltannt
lowint—Ninth UH=
°lt n ula pParb ' al ' aural
4 and
11111"H ellp a t:
tnikrtria. ion
to
otiesset
IooPIL
Fritter la
My of matt
tper volume
thasinue di
• ".solMandi
_ it Is petal
s era l a 21 easly for It
, now re
Wiled
birdlLyi,
enteelpiton.
Mashers._
M::IRENDELMAN
4 :: W!1,..15A,
Di sun to be found •t the OW STAND
Nat door to Dr.IL O. Porter's Drug &
FINE AMERICAN AND SWISS
JEWELRY,
PECTACLES 6z EYE GLASSES
Clocks, Watches and &wimp:ineptly
an ainnienced and competent woiekonn.
M. IigNDELMAN.
septlihtf
NATHAN TIDD,
P so ,
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•
ITTSTON, WILBESSARRE
Chicago & North-Weste
Is the OLDEST 1 BEST CONSTRUCTED !
LEADING RAILWAY
It is the elti and beet route between Mica&
and all pointala
oirrussi ILLINOIS. lOWA, DAKOTA. WY.
OMINO. Nebreaks. CaWIN nia. Oregon. Arizona,
Utah. Colorado, Idaho. Montana, Nevada, an?
for •
San Franoisco:Deadiood, Sioux City
• Rapids. Des Moines. Columbus, and
Points in the Territories, and the West. Also
for Milwaukee, Green Bay. Oshkosh. Sheboygan,
ripens. Fond du lac. Watertown. Houghton,
emelt, liiithis„ St. Paul, Minneapolis,
Volga. Fargo, Bismarck, Winona, LaCrosse,
Owatonna, and all points in Minnesota, Dakota;
• • isconsin and the Northwest. -
At Council Bluffs the Trains of the Chicago k
orth•Western and she D. P. E'ys depart twn,
mire at and use the sane joint Union Depot.
At Chicago, close connections are made Id
the Lake Shore, Michigan Central, Baltimore k
Mo. Ft. Wayne_and Pennsylvania, and Ching
Grand Trunk Wye, and Bus Kankakee and Pan
handle Routes.
ilarclosei connections made at Junction Points
It is the ONLY LINE manning
11. BTOL .
0C12()
17f41X SThEET,
WWII A FOIL LINZ OF
WATCHES,
STERLING SILVER AND
FINE PLATED WARE,
CLOCKS,
MOM THE CIIIIAPEBT TO TEE BEM
ALL OF WILIGII WILL NI SOLD AT
VERY ',owner PRICES, ,
(Successor to IlSr. itcl,ean,)
DEALER IN
AND LOYAL SOC
GOAL,
Cl PINE STREET. NEAR COURT RODS
TowANDA. PA.
agr Lamar PRICES FOIE CAM.
-THE--
RAILWAY
EQUIPPED ! and hence the
orate
West and Northwest
alma' Bluets Omaha, Denver,'
.MMtnr ' rrnlrM
Pullman. Hotel Dining Ca,
=mum
Chicago and Council Bhp.
• Pulluan Sleepers on all Night Triins.
Insist upen Ticket Agents selling you Tithes
this road . Ermine your Tickets, sad reins
to,buy if they do not read over the Chicago A
• orth-Western Railway.
It you wish the Best Traveling Acoornmods.l
bons you will buy your Tickets b this route,!
WAND WILL TARE NONE OTH
•ll Ticket Agents sell Tickets by this Line.
MEV= HUGHITT. 24 V.P. & Gen"'
• pr 7 'Bl.ly.
LIVERY, STABLING,
Waiting, Carriage-Mk , id
.E IP A.IIEt.IN G..
S eneca Arno'
Having kased his farm in Warren,
has located in the above
branches of brad
new, on
FRONT ST., BELOW BRIDGE
Towanda, Pa.
HZ HAS STABLING FOR 10
For nee of stalls. 5 cents each.
d Carriages for ldre. -- •
Illacbuolthing in all its branches.
one. Horse Shoeing a specialty.
Carriages Kanufacturni and Remind.
want anything in the shove line call
SENECA AIM
•
April 22-tf
MRS. A. B. WHITNE
FASHIONABLE
IiffILLIN •
DREBB-FITTER & OREL
ALSO AGENT FOB THE
I • mestio Perfect-Fitt:lmi •
No. 3 Bridge St., ToT
Stack entirely new and fresh tr
old goods in stool.
Goods- and work unsurpassed
r soaks up.
HUMPHREY BROSA TEA
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealer s in all kinds of
KEN'S, BOYS, WOMEN'S. MISSES, AND CHILDREN'S
otti-S r hoo,l,RUbbet6 - ,
CORNER MAIN AND ELIZABETH STREETS,
JAMES MTABE
REGIOVXD PUS GROCUIt 81181148
TSS souTsaurr coasts o KA
AND WE*
' ata iffirowum,
sad Quarto
FOR BURTTIUM z THE Lin
lIIEU, P 1
CASH PAID for Deafiable
1121
specialty,
VERY QUALITY
CARDS,
JOB PRINTIN
..ae•half of your intai
filling to American Lilo Table,
kirks .of your life expectancy-WU?
Bost/atlas'. a man or woman Main(
tion at 36 years of ago taking a cet
52,600, reCSITOS $1,275. when a little - 4m
4 WD. tautly the 'period in life It
• • • help la generally more need
• y other time.
june2U.
BLANK BOOK MANUF
ROOK BINDER,
No: 131 Genessee street,
AU work in his line done well end porn
est piice.
Parties having volumes incomplete
• with any missing numbers at coal
AU orders given to J. J. Scanlan,
' " rd C ol lultY will be promptly el.
• :ding to direct ions.
KENDALL'''
RANG
205
••••:•n• L IMBED eve
vexed, as it is certain in its effects sad
of blister. Also excellent for hums I
ILLD, ?ROOF BELOW. •
PROM COL. L T. FOSTER
Tombgstown, Ohio, Ifni lath.'
Dn. B. J. Kiainara. k Cot—l bads re
• le liambletonlan colt which I prized w
be bad a large bone spavin 03 one
a smalla ono on the other which made
• ; I had biniunder the charge of V
surgeons which failed to cure kJ
• e day reading the advertisement of
Amyl's Cure in the Chicago Express,
sit at once to try Mend got our dyne,
to send for It,Ubey ordered three bath
them all and thought I would give it a
trial, 4 used it according to directions
fourth day the °elf ceased to be isme•
lumps bare- disappeared. I used but 01
and the colts- Urn*l.Or• as free from It
any'borse in the state.
The cure was SO rsmarl
my neighbors have the
7ho are now using ft. •
Very Berpectfull,.
TOWANDA., PA.
MI
ANNOITN
&C., &c.
-Pme BUTTER and
WE KEEP IN STOCK
ENVELOPES,
bIOTEHEADS,
iE*UtHEADS,
STA.TrXENTs,
&c., &c.,
AND WILL DO ALL KIND sop
AT SHORT NOTICE.
eed not Die to iiriir
barmy:•3l
MID
HT AIIOCIATI3
Batty N. I
BLLDEB k ,
Bonsail Agents
AND
PAPER RULER, &c
lfred J. Pur
UTICA,' N. Y
deli's Spavin
- N HUMAN FLESH.
.Is. Wash'ton co.. Fe ,
KsisnaLL, Dear Bir:—The
Soh I useda nkle your Reudall's
ht sprain of oh
ad tried many things.
Cure put the foot to
)1 , the , apt time since .
Mon. For • family liniment
we ever used.
Yours truly.
REV. Y. P. BELL
of 11. E. Church, Fattens )L
ter bottle; or aft bottles fur
Dare tt or can get it far you.
ny address on receipt of pr
DB. B. J. KENDALL I
Vt. Bold at,
C: Porter's Min
TOWANDA. PA
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