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'Who are you going to make govern
or. Malcolm?' asked McKay, Conyng
ham's most faithful and active bench
min, as the two eat one evening in the
hitter'. cozy- library, while discussing
the polithial affairs of the State, as they
would the management of a sail!' coun
try store. _
- 'I have not fully made up my! mind
yet who would suit me,' replied Con
yngham. 'This campaign, however,
will not be near as expensive as the
last one. The panic _has . made .inep
very cheap. The only expensive item I
see will'be the,fixing — up of that d-41 I
Keith. He his complete control o f the
Molly Maguire arrangement. a d we
will have to buy him up. If he goes
against us it will give us a hard tussle.'
'I don't altogether fancy the idea of
dickering with such devils, Malcolm.
replied McKay. 'lt goes against my
grain to have-anything to do with men
I know are murderers, and if ever the
people should connect us with this bus
iness I doubt very much if - they would
not make short work of our prospects
politically.' '
"L I ST THE *EOPLE GO TOT= DEVIL!"
'Pahawl McKan.you are always and
eternally harping about the people. Get
our Governor in, no matter how, and
let the people go to the devil. They
are nothing but a pack of fools anyhow.
Yonlisten too much to these soreheads
in the ?arty. I do not humor such
iellows,.,bat believe in patting the whip
to them when they begin to grolw. The
Imore I see of political life the more . I
am convinced that these people like
you all the better for being a little
afraid of you, and in the future I intend
applying the lash vigorously to these
kickers. They want a good, whole
some lesson. I intend, when I -have a
clear field ahead, to show them who is
their master. - There will be no more of
this billing and cooing which father
believes so much in. When a d6g com
mences to growl ,kick him effectually at
the start, and he will be all right after
wards. But show yob are' afraid of him,
you will have plenty of trouble.'
'How would Woods fill the bill?'
'He won't do at all. Too d—d
much brains an too -independent We
don't want that kind of men in any im
portant office. Such men always give
us trouble and are sure to go back on us
. after we elect them. Besides, the Peo
ple have an idea that he is honest, and
if they once get that into their heads
and we are fools enough to start him,
good bye Malcolm. , We might as well
"commit hari-kari at once,' 1
'Good evening, gentlemen. - Plotting
atusual,'exclaimed a dark sinister-look
ing and very ordinary man, as he care
- lessly sauntered into the room and seat
. edohimself . with CoDynghans and his
friend. This man seemed more out of
place than McKay in the elegently-ap
pointed library, but his free and' easy
-manner was explained from the fact that
• he was Conyugham's,private secretary,
and the man Fridy, 1 who did till his
master's secret and least reputable
work.
'We are_trying to save the peeks the
trouble of choosing their Chief hjagis
trate, and Malcolm think° Woods would
give us trouble it he got in. !One
thing in his fever is that he would not
be very expensive, as he is very pop
ular and stands well with the people. I
think we can hold him level on that'
transaction last winter, but Malcolm
thinks not.'
THE PRIVATE SECRETARY TELLS A STORY.
'You had better trot oat the noble
war Governor. Mow would that suit
the dear people?' , sneered Bare, the
Secretary. 'Whati trouble he would
have given us if your father had not
succeeded in driving him so- effectually
out of the party. Lord, how the old
man did kill off his rivals!' It makes
me think of - a story I read the other day
of an old Fzenchman, who, when dy
ing, was asked by nis clergyman if he
forgave his - enemies, and to the rever
end gentleman's =min, well know
ing his revengeful dOposition, remark
ied that he had none. (He had killed '
them all.) Ferry, McClurg and Curtis,
gave him a life-long tug for the suprem
acy, but he was tob cunning, and his
purse was too long' for them. For a
man to get along as the old gentleman
did, with all the people down on him
and those fellows laying the ropes for
him all the time, took good general
ship; but he was too smart for , them .
,
It would have - been a bad old time for
him if the office bad depended on the
popular vote.,
'Yes,' laughed Malcolm; 'and I am
afraid your occupation and, mine would
begone too.'
Two mom= WELL IN HAND.
'lily the way, I saw that party today,
and he says Jack Keith has the Mollies
well in hand, and not only expects you
to cane down handiomely, but to'guar
antee them a pardon if any of_
their dev
iltry comes to light. It would be a very
bad piece of business for us if this trans
action ever becomes known,' nervously
remarked McKay.
'lt would not bother me much if they
did find it out. What are they ; going
to do about it ? What the people say
don't bother me a particlerUever did
nor 'never will,' continued Coityngbam,
excitedly. 'lf I can get my man in for
Governor this time I will be in a posi
tion where - I can 'defy, them hereafter.'
.How would you like Hansenplciose for
Governor I
'HAS THE SOLDIER NO CLAIMS.'
'The very man,' exclaimed McKay
and Bare at once. 'He won't be rely
to put on airs, and we can easily manage
biro. Betas; that, he has the soldierele:
went with him ;and he is very ambitions,
but not very long-headed. He might ,
givens more trouble if he took a notion
to go into the United 'States Senate
some of. these days. It would bs . bet*
to get him switched off the Senatorial
course, as he, might interfere with our
program.' •
'Yea,' said Conyngham; 'he is not so
smart bat tbat we can manage him. He
is confiding and rather dull, and never
sees too, ler ahead. That will suit us
exactly. And, as McKay says, we want
to' keep an eye on him, and switch him
Off if be tries to get theinaidetra" of
us on the Senatorial beeblele.!
'He is very fond of gore and fuss and
feathers.' tend if we give him : a chance to
inspect the militia often; and 0,14 of
reviewi, and sect a teti;oorrespondents
- along to poff him on Wilms soldierly
smarm* and hcrnemanabip, be will
■
not bother its much with political
scheming. Whedoes, we can take'care
of him easily. I don't think we can get
a eater man.'
'His being - ,so, easily managed is ills
best recommendati o n, - next to' the sot=
dier vote he will control. While he
looks as wise - 41 an owl ho has about
enough brains ;to make a respectable
associate judge. By flattering his mili
tary vanity, as yon say. arid by promi.
sea, we can lead him around where we
wish. He Will submit to anything for
an office or a prospective one, and, like
the crab, he can walk backward as grace
fully as forward.' -
And thus this worthy trio of three as
ordinary men all you could pick out of
any promiscuous crowd with the excep
tion of the money they could wield,
without further consultation with any
one, chose the next Governor for one ot
the largest, most populous and wealthy
States in the Union, and the next day
arranged their plans for his election.
McKay had the yoke of the Mollies sol
id for the Ring candidate. He had seen
Kieth and 'fixed it,' as heitold Conyng-
ham. Questot had selected Hansen
plow for Conyngham, with his usual
sagacity. He-vas the right man for the
latter's purposes.
Ability and popularily in a public
Man were io mark him with these men
as dangerous, and one who Was to be
strictly watched . and headed off before
he became too powerful for them.
TEE DESPOILED AND THE DESPOIL=
During the years which followed the
panic, and while the great mass of the
people could , get little . or no work, and
with wages at ninety cents per day,
wretched and desperate, in striking
contrast young Conyngham reveled in
lixurious wantonness, lived in princely
style and counted his wealth by the
millions. As he rolled along the streets
with his blooded horses, and costly
equipages, poor working men crowded
the streets hunting work, and, with
their wives and children at home coffer
ing for the necessaries of life, they
could but bitterly cont4st and envy
this ill-gotten and flaunting prosperity
with their own miserable poverty and
helplessness.
On one side, luxury and insolence;
on the other, misery and envy—not the
envy of the poor at the sight of opulence
they could not reach, but the envy of
the despoiled when in the presence of
the despoiler. ' • c
No wonder they hated Conyngham.
Unlike Boss Tyeed, Boss Conyngham
had- never been . , known to either give
them a word or look, much less any
thing more substantial; indin his mam
moth business establishments Conyng
ham was always the first to advocate the
reduotion of working men's wages. He
despised them, and took, little pains to
conceal it. While he ;was intensely
hated, by cunning and rascally manipu z _
lations their own votes continued this
man . in power. The people knew it,
but seemed utterly helpless to prevent
it; and he knew it, and by his manner
contemptuously asked them, 'What are
You going to do about it ?'
After his election; Hausenploose did
not in the least disappoint the expecta
tion of the Ring.
,r
Questor knew his man well. Ho was
simply a figure-head for Conyngliam.
They could not afford to jeopardize
their interests by allowing in the high
offices of the State popular men who
had brains and back bone. They might
thwart the many s9hemes of t he
i Ring
for pinnitoring Mut Slats tre asury, or
stand in the way of ilalcolm's ambition.
Father and son row controlled , their
State absolutely. .
What a, speaking commentary on' the
power of money l—From "Armour,"
the New Political Love Thle.
A JOKE AVIIFIrLED TO AN AILITST.—
Gallagher and , Ragbag, recently went
away together, ;and stopped at the same
botel.l Their rOonas were together with
a door between. Ragbag started to
shave, but discovered there were no
towels in the room. Said Gallagher:
"•I am going down stairs and wilt order
some sent up." He left, and Ragbag
proceeded to lather his face. Gallag
her went to the office. but he did not
order towels. He said: "That. man
with me has Etta of violent insanity, and
I think he,s got one on him now."
This said; Gallagher went out for a
stroll. A-waiter went up- to Ragbag's
door. to reconnoitre. ' Ragbag was wait
ing impatiently for the towel' The
longer he waited the uglier he got. He
swore vigorously. The waiter heard
and went down and reported. Mean
time Ragbag- got tired of - waiting anti
rang the bell. Nobody dared respond.
He rang a gain, vigorously and heartily
cursed their delay. By this time. the
clerk and tido waiters were outside his
door, listening. They could hear him
swear and stamp round. They thought
he must be luny, 'And - he couldn't tin,-
derstand why his bell Wasn't answered.
He rang it with all his ;might; and the
maledictione he heaped Gallagher
and the house were frightful. He had
got his face lathered slid .could neither
proceed or remove the lather until he got
the towels, and ea he was in great hasie
to get to a wedding that he had come
to town to see, and the time
_was grow
frig short, the delay made him nearly
delerious. The listening - party in the
entry increased as time sped. Finally
Ragbag could stand it no longer. He
started out to get towels himself. With
coat off, face lathered and razor in his
band, he did • look ; mad. As he came
oat,' the listeners fled with howls. He
called to them to stop, but they Would
not. He pursiied. Everybody fl ed
_ . _
from him. Amaied, he rushed at every
body he saw to get an explanation. The
;h onse was put in a state of the Wildest
excitement as they raced , over it,' up
and down stairs and across halls and
parlors; Finally they trapped Ragbag
in a closet and slut the doesor . on him.
Then they sent for the police and 4 doc
tor, end when they opened' the :door
and Ragbag stepped out he was secur
ed. Protest and explanation availed
nought, until Gallagher returned and
rescued him.
Piles are frequently preceded by a senre of
weight in the back, IE4O and - lower part of
the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose
he has some affection of the kidneys or
neighboring organs. At timeisymptoms of
indigestion are present as flatulency, uneasi
ness of the stomach, etc. A moisture like
perspiration, producing a very disagreeable
itching, particularly at night after getting
warm in bed, Is a very common attendant.
Internal. Bzternal and Itching Piles yield at
once on c application of Dr. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts
sifected absorbing the Tumors, allaying the
totem° Itching, and affecting a permanent
cure where all other remedies have failed.
Do not delay until the drain on the system
produces permanent disability, but try it
and be .cured. Price. 60 cents. • Ask your
*meet for it, and when you cannot obtain
ot Wm, we will send it, prepaid, on reeipt
of pries. Address The Dr. &make Medicine
Clo., Pigas,Chio. Bold by Clark B. Porter,
0, End of Ward House Block.
June 2-117-
THE POPULAR CORNER
GEO. L. ROSS, •
Sat shed up the old MONTANTE STORE with
' a full end complete Mock of FRESII
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS;
Call here for your Groceries. After you get
prices at Bose it will be of no use to try else
where for his prices aro down to rock bottom.
Farmers can get the tiptop of the market a
080. L. Ron'. All kinds of Produce taken in ox
change for goods or for cash._
Toigda..sct:Store
Is prepar6l to offer a complete assort
. ment of
DRY. AND FANCY GOOK
Crockery, Glassware,
MAJOLICA WARE ,
BIRD CAGES,
SATCHELS, &C.
For the coming Spring Trade, we
adhere as heretofore lo our established
principle—that a quiet sale with a small
profit is better than a slow otie with,a
large profit and; therefore our prices
in any line of goods will compare
favorable with the prices Of 4:tny other
house.
ge s rWe endeavor to sell the best
article for the least possible money.
my64f
LOEWUS & FREIMUTH•
- • •
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- ..
IRON :BITTERS . are highly reccupmeruled for all diseases re.
(piling a certain soul e ffi cient tonic; es s gt indigestion, Dispeisio, /wee
ilttetro(fie,Ts W tTe t n el sdlert;c
lei,. es
ant gives new life t laek e e f ith ; :74e 4 s e .. Tlre ie r h o eli ef ‘
like a charm on the digestive organs, remo c all dyspeptie symptoms, such
as ..Tagiag the Food, Belehrng, Heal vsthe St If= Ours, etc. Th e only
' Iron Preparation that win not b en the teeth or give.
headache. Bold by all druggist& Write for she AB V Book, 32 pp. of
useful and twinging reading—wit free. , .
BROWN CillendAL CO., Baltimore, Mil.
BITItRS
MOM AS LOW AS THE LOW ES T.
1 - 7 2 TM
MAIN STREET,
(NEXT DOOR TO PEWIT & CO.
WHITE and DECORATED CHINA.
Latesttdesigns and patterns of
I li. tom . Vw. „
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THE GREAT CURE
EE3
RHEUMATISM
As it i 3 zn env:mace of the KIDNEYS,
LIVER AND DOWELS: •
It ezir,B,-., the sixteen of th 3 acrid r•cdson
that eaarn the dreadful suffering. Which
only the vial of :13.1rAiraatism can realize.
THOUSANDS OF CASES •
of the moist forme of tide torriblo disease
systc.
naol in c7=3" hatactiAd as a
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Always cures BILTOTTSITESS, COMMA.'
VW, MEG and all FEMALE Diseases.
Is put ap In Dry . TetetableTeray. in tin cans.
one pact:y.7x cr w,:cli makes denatts medicine.
Alss Li I.ler id Forma very Ceneestrateitor
the c...tn% C13142:1. the who cannot readllypre,
pare it. /tact, trith cel teal qincleucy in ettheeforre.
GET IT OF YOteß DRUGGIST. num *too
Wago . as t !,c!! h i e ages
OLD ESTABLISHMENT.
JAMES BRYANT,'
would
call the atten
tion of FARMERS and
others to his-large and complete
assortment of
()perk 4fic Top Buggies
AND
PLATFORM WAGONS
all of *his
own MANUFACTURE and war-
ranted in every par
ticular
Bryant's Fleilble 13prnags used In all Platform
• Wagons. The molest and best In use.
NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BUY!
Look-st these Ilgureil: 1 .
Two Seated Carriages., ITOto .. ..... , $l5O to $175
,Phietons, one seated ' ' 125 to 150
Top Buggies 125 to 150.
Open Buggies - 80 to 101.1
Democrat Wagons— 90.t0 - 110
Remember that the . above are aU fully warrant
ed. first-class or no pay.
below last promptly atttendod to at 25 per cent
years prices.
Office and Factory oar. Main and Elizabeth Sts.
J.itiß- BRYANT.
0 soU 77.-1
UtD/E'S MARKET.
CtLRRUL-BLOCK
Main Stmt, First Ward.
JOHN W. KLINE,
ItMOVEXt ins
MEAT VEGETABLE
N A:itzczyr
o a more convenient location. and established
himself la the Carroll Block, opposite Seely's
Herd. la prepared to supply his patrons with
THE CHOICEST OF MEATS,
{ FISH, OYSTERS IN THEIR SEASON.
FRESH VEGETABLES,
, • DOMESTIC FRUIT; aci3.. e
treBOLOONA SAUSAGE a specialty. All os.
dam promptly delivered.
RUE TONIC
A.O.IIYE &CO
FALL AND WINTER
1881.
ATTENTION IS INVITED to our
first-ohms •
Heating Stoves
They are too well known to require
any commendation—
New Neck,
Virestmhuter,
Crown Jewel.
We also have a line of CHEAP BASE
BURNERS, the best of their class in
the market, and well adapted for sap
plying a demand for an efficient 1)14 in-
expensive heating stove.
S@-WOOD HEATING STOVES in
great Variety.
to = 0 71
• ‘•
tea®
HAPPY THOUGHT
RANGES
Sold in Towanda and Vicinity by
A.D.DYE & CO.
A LARGE TOCK OF
Wood Cookinotros
CARMAGEMAKERS AND
BLACKSMITHS' BUPPLIKS,
AND A GENERAL BTCCK OP
HARDWARE,
MAIN ST., TOWANDA.
Towanda, Oct. Kat, 1881
You that ha4te beauty,
- Come and let ue tap it,
And you that have none,
Come and let us make it.
Dayton & Rockwell
PHOTOGRAPHERS,
Cordially invite the public to give (them a cal
at the
Rooms formerlj , occupied .by .
G H. WOocl,
TOWANDA, PENNA.
Recent improvements In the skylight have fur
nished facilities for taking perfect pictures
quickly and in all kinds otweather.
PORTRAITS FROM PHOTOGRAPHS and DE
CEASED PERSONS a specialty. Finished in In
dia Ink, Water Colors, Crayons. erFamitelles. any
size. .
FINEST WORK OF ARTISTIC EXCEL
LENCE GIIMIANTEED.
STOCK OF . FRAMES ON HAND
AT ALL TIMES.
C. 8. DAYTON.
Towanda, Oct 8, 1880.
MRS. D.V. STEDGE,
Manttraceurer of and. Dealer in
HUMAN , HAIR
UCU As WlOB, BANDEAUX, the Melee
Chatelaine' Braid,
EVE ulna BELONGING so run HAM TRADE
gip -Special Attention given 10 COMBING
Rootr all =unions way.
BV/ITCHES from $1 upwards. Also Agent for
Hunter's Ibvisiblo Face Ponder,
Madam Clark's Corsets. and
Shoulder Brace Elastics.
/ErParticalar attention Paid to dressing ladles
Lair at their homes or at my place of business.
over Evans & Hildretb's store.
novlB-11m • Has. D. V. tiITSDGE.
- A.N. NELSON.
, DEALER IN
14 .
!WATCHES •
r moots,
L FINE GOLD AND PLATED
JEWELER
Of every variety.and Spectacles. ar Particular
attention paid repelling, _ Skop in Decker*
Voneit's Oroeln7 MM. Mtn street; Terasads,
seisl4lo
wrchl7•tt
PICTURE CALLOW
G. H. WOOD ';&,
on the VIM Monday of_April. Raving fitted-tip
entirely new. with the best of histrtunents, we
are prepared to make,
l'hityles t 4 at.at sitting, all for . SO eta,
MO nest enve i kns , 10 for 111.0 u. Copying of all
kinds of PhotognqiNyind Stereoscopic snd large
view work done at this gallery.
i(live us a call aid we will• try sot 'sassy you
in price and quality. mar SI
A. BEVERLY SMITH,
.
BOOK: BINDER
AND . •
Dealer In Scroll Saw Qacda.
BOOKBINDING OF ALL KINDS,
DONE, NEATLY and CHEAPLY.
Fine Blank Books
• MY SPZOIALTT.
Amateur's Supplies.
This department of my is very cant
plate. and being a practical sawyer myself I know
the wants of my patrons.
WOODS
kAW BLADES.
CLOCK SlOVllltilinik do,
constantly on hand. ifilr $1.26 worth of designs
for $l. Send for price Hats.
. ..nzposnay. BINDERY.
Park attest.
P.O. boa 1812. Towanda. Pa
R. R, ROCKWELL.
ly
GOODS,
Nosnrimmous
LI, TOMLIOL
will open their New Gallery in
Patton's M?i,ki,
WE KEEP IN STOCK
EVERY QUALITY OF
CARPS,
ENVELOPES,
NOTEHEADS,
LETTERHEADS,
EN
&c.,
AND WILL . DO ALI RIND SOP
JOB PRINTING
'AI SHORT NOTICE.
l ' l
'j~i:~:iv.l~i=i'L'lH:l
-
A SPLENOID LINE OF
AMBER TINT
Letterheads,
Billheids,
Statements, &c.
WHICH WILL BE
PRINTED 1.1 THE BEST STYLE
AT REASONABLERAIIsS.
FURNITURE STORE
FURNITURE
We are constantly receiving the
newest, and latest patterns it,
PARLOR ours, •
BED itoox SETS,
TABLES,
Eiverythiew, in the letup..
Undertaking.
We make a specialty of this branch
and shall give it our personal attention.
We have a full line of
CI3I I FINS, •
CA.SICFMS.
• ROBES ,
and will not be underssold.'Give tag }a
call before purchoising elsewhere.
N. B.—J. S. Allyn has no connec
tion with our business.
TOWANDA. JAN. '2oth, 1881.
Stevens & Long
Grtoctfuts;
COUNTRY PRODUCE
'STATEMENTS,
COL MAIN AND PINE STS
BRIDGE BTBZET
WARDROBES,
nature
E. B. PIERCE.
Successor to N. P. Hicks
General Dealers in
PROVISIONS,
E 13
f.1111:1:4
To their new storey§
t its old stand otros, Stevens &Merenr.)
They invite attention to their complete
assortment and very large stook o
Choice New Qopde, which they
have Swap/ on hand.
ESPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN
To the
PRODUCE TRADE
And Cash Paid for Desirable Kinds.
M. J. LONG.
DR. JONES' CREAM CAMPHOR. IS TUB
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Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Swollen or Stiffened
Joints, Frost Bites, Pain in the Face. Head or
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Mosquito Bites, Sting or ;, Bits of an insect,
Poison Vines, eta., for Man or Beast
Always reliable, and almost inahtutan.
eons in its relief. Having an agreeable odor it
Is pleasant to apply. Sold by all druggists.
.Price 7b eta.
NEIFMSIEEMMO
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- Jan. 19.6-m.
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Stiffened Joints, Frost Bites. Twin In the Face.
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sect, Poison from common Poison Vines. etc..
for man or beast. Always reliable, 'and almost
Instantaneous in 111 relief. Baring= agreeable
odor, it is pleasant to apply. . Sold by all drug
gist,. Price 25 cents.
N. B.—This Liniment received a Prize Medal a
the State Fair.lB79. Mar 20 17.
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im,
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Um corns, Irost.tdtes or . 'any
cruises. cut or lameness. ' It bra no equal for
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cirular giving roams tier. Pries 11. ALL
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ALWAY " I. Ta D caP fil t
White and and other
material. for executing that-class Job
Print:ugh at the` Woe of Tam Baur
vow Itzetimma. AU orders promptly
executed, and at the to Mt ash ate,
AGRICITTLTURIIL
31CAOIUNEItY
- •
EST AND LEADING KINDS,
.crore SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
•
R. M. WEL LE S,
TOWA.IVIDA, PA.
SPRING-TOOTH HARROWS•
Mauled b, any_other contrivance for the
thoroughpreparstiOn of all plowed ground hir
plain crops, tboy will cover Woodcut grain
nearly as - well as the insist. drill will . put it in.
and should precede the grain drill In prepara
tion of of eons. No bowler should , be without
one.
i ti:si
•
, , • .
These are the very best chilled plows in the
market for general nsa, and all work. I , chal
lenge lair and thorough trials with them in
competition with the other boding chilled
plows. They are the Very best plows for bard.
dry and stony soils, and lighter in draft, doing
the best work, running steadier, - better points
and every way reliable._
Farmer's Favorite Grain -Drill
le offered u the beet drill in the market. It will
beat careful comparison and competstive trial.
Come and examino it. For sales new Champion
Drill.
PORTABLE CIDER MILLS.
prices from $l5, $22 to $3O, sad up.
118 Stu Sydranlie . Cement.
AOr laid just received. Excellent ana cheap
For ode in any quantity.
AIIBITEN FARM WAGONS,
With either Thimble Skein Wood Axles or Best
Whole Piece "Anchorßrand" Iron Axlei. First
class,, best in quality, cheapest and warranted in
every respect.
Platform Wagons, Open and Top Buggies
First class, excellent. and low priced.
Uan27•t
Good and ;boil?. Ea&ll7 sot.' Send for prices
In variety, sizes and prices to snit
LIQUID PREPARED PAINT.
Excellent and cheapest common lead pain is
warranted to give satisfaction.
LUBRICATING MB. BEATA FOOT OIL.
Horse dowers and Threshers
Harder's, Wheeler's, Gray's. Ellis. Monitor
POrtableTraction Steam Engine, Canton (Ohio)
Vibrating Threshers and Cleaners, ac. - is
CORN SHELLERB to variety. •
Commeicial Fertilizers,
Allentown, Lister Brothers, Stockbridge and
Bowkers. Send for circulars.. prices lists and
all enquires promptly answered.
TOWANDA, August 25th
tr, G. TR./ICY,
- -
General Lasurance, Agent,
TOWANDA. PA.
Olftp telth PATCH& TRACY Main. St.
ALL COMMUNICATIONS 711ROU0H
THE POST OFFICE WILL RE
- CEIrEPHOMPTATTENTION
0v29 '7B tf
T.MUIR& CO.'S
GROCERIES
The Oleo to save money b owing cheap Is it
They reepeetprlly Immune. to the phials ,thet
thhy bares large stock of
nous. FEED, HEAL, GRAIN, SALT, FISH
. PORK, end PROVISIONS generally.
We ban also Added to our stock a Tariety of
WOODEN WAGE, such u BUT= TIIBIt FIB
CIIIIBIOI. crc.
Just received a largo stock of Sugars, Teas.
Coffees, Spices, M017L8013 . 8 PUKE SOAP, the
best In the market, and other mates of soap
Syrup and Molasses. which they 'offer at low
prices for Cash. • oct 26 71
A LIFE-LIKE CRAYON PORTRAIT
DEAD PRESIDENT.
A few short hours after our brave President's
death had been announced to a sorrowing coun
try, every yard of crape, and every portrait that
could be had were - nought up at fabulous prices.
While thousands succeeded in getting his por
trait, hundreds of thousands, yea millions, tried
in vain. The U. B. Manufacturing Co. - of Pitts
burg, Pa. bad about 2000 copies that were unsold
during the campaign, outside of these there
were not one hundred caplet in that (Icy. In
less than Awe bouts after it had become known
that they bad them, every one was sold and
-thousand more were wanted:. One young man
bought 500 of them, and sold them within 'an
hour—clearing $6O on them. -, This Arm immedi
ately telegraphed to the leading lactase pub
lishers of the country, and bought up all that
could be had—about 15,000. They, will, while
these last, send them to any address in the
United States post paid at the following rate: 1
portrait 50c. 5 for $2.00, 25 for $6.00, 50 for
$lO.OO, or 100 for $15.00. Any one ordering ono
hundred can readily sell them in a few hours for
$50.00. , Good =imagers can make . $6OO in the
next 30 days selling them. Whether you wish
one or 100 address
ONO. STRIVEN&
I)i.` , NociIv , ' , IWI,O4LOMAAO
HOUSEHOLD
' The poor as well as the rich, the old as well
as the young, the wife, as well as the husband,
the young maiden as well as the young man, the
girl as well as the boy, may just as well earn a
few dollars in honest employment, as to sit
around the horse and wait fOr, others to earn it
for them.. We can give you employment, all the
time, or during yourespare hours only; travel
ing, or in your own neighborhood, among your
,friends and acquaintances. If you do not care
for employment, we can impart valuable infor
mation to you free of cost. It will cost you only
one cent fora Postal card to write for our Pros
pectus, and It may be the means of making you
a good many dollars.
Do not neglect this opportunity. You do not
have to invest a large 'sum of money and run a
trait risk of losing it. You will readily see that
It will - in an easy matter to make from $l6. to'
$lOO. a week, and establisha lucrative, and inde
pendent business, . honorable, staaightfairward
and proAtable. Attend to this matter NOW, for
there is MONEY IN IT'for all who engage with
us. We will surprise you and you will wonder
why you never wrote to us before. Wes sem
en& rewrtemt.Ans rms. Address
BUCKEYE M'F'G CO.,
Mime this paper.) MARION, 01110
Tdept. 22, 'Bl-Smou.
Hcourn Send 25 cents in stamps or
AU currency fors new HORSE
DOOR. It treats all diseases. Lau 35 nae SWIM.
lags showiritions assumed by sick horses.
BOOstable of doses. a collection
of VALI:FAME rules
for telling theage of a horse. with an engraving
showing teeth of each year. and a large amount
of other valuable hones information. Dr. Wm.
B. 8W says. "I hate bought books that I paid
SI and $lO for which I do not like as wail as I do
yours." BUD won a Cmcazas s • halm W*wun
B. Z. Kendall. /11. D., Inoeburgh Ms. Vt.
Mar 20.1 yr.
-fly
y: c;ca_ut',i.4l
P:i000 :iiiiiiii4 :il
It. H. WELLES.
STOP AT
FOR
AND
PROVISIONS.
Corner•Kaln and Franklin strekits
TOWANDA. PA
-)OF 01111(-
SIZE 14x19 INCHES.
U. EL MANUFACTURING CO.
Pittatontgh, Pa
DELL A
ARTICI
M'. JIENDELMA
JEWELLER,
Is still to be found at the OLD STAND
AMIN STREET,
Neal door to Dr. 11. C. Porter's Drug Store
WITH A FELL LINE OF • )
FINE AMERICAN AND SWISS
WATCHES,
JEWELRY',
STERLING - SILVER- AND
1 FINE PLATED WARE,
SPECTACLES & EYE GLASSES,
CLOCKS,
FROM THE CHEAPEST TO THE BEST.
sir ALL OF WHICH WILL'EE SOLD AT THE
VERY LOWEST PRICES,
Clocks. Watches and Jewelry promptly repaired
by an experienced and competent workman,
M. RENDELMAI
septl6-tf
NATHAN
,TIDIX
(Successor to Mr. McKean,)
DEALER IN
PITTSTON, WILKESBARRE
AND LOYAL SOCK
1 00 AL;
FOOT I or PINE STREET, NEAR COURT HOUSE.
TOWANDA, PA.
4 ,
w LOWEST PWCE3 FOR .CASII.
.
The patr onage of my old Mends end the public
amorally is solicited. Seep, 80
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RAILWAY
L 3 'the OLDEST! ,BEST - CONSTRUCTED ! BEST
EQUIPPED I and hence the
LEADING RAILWAY
in rat
West and Northwest!
It Is the short and best route 'between Chicago
and all points is
NORTHERN ILLINOIS. lOWA, DAKOTA. WT
OMlNG..Nebraaks. Ca'Wotan. (*ego% Arizona,
Vtah, Colorado , Idaho, Idantazut, Dievada, and,
for . •
Connell Illulis,Omaha,Denver,'
LEADVILLE, SALT LAKE.
San Francisoo,Deadwoad,Sionx City,
Cedar . Rapids. Des Moines, Columbus, and all
Points in the Territories, and the West Also
for Idilwankee, Green Boy, Oshkosh. Shah°, gan,
Marquette, Fond du Lac, Watertown. Houghton,
Neenah, Menasha, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Huron,
Volga, Fargo, Bismarck, Winona, LaCrosse,
Owatonna, and all points in Minnesota, Dakota,
Wisconsin and the Northwest.
At Council Bluffs the Trains' of the Chicago it
Noith•Western and she U. P. it'7B depart frOm,
arrive at and use the same joint Union Depot.
At Chicago. close connections are made with
the take Shore, Michigan Central, Baltimore &
Ohio. Ft. Wayne and Pennsylvania, and Chicago
& Grand Trunk Wye, and the Kankakee and Pan
Handle Routes.
,Close connections made st Junction Points
It is the ONLY LINE =mining
Pullman Hotel Dining Cars
I Chicago and Council Bluffs
Pullman' Sleepers on all Night Trains,
Insist open Ticket Agents selling you Tieketa
via' this road. Examine your Tickets, and refuse
to buy if they do not read over the Chicago &
North-Western Railway.
If you vich the Beat Traveling Accommoda
tions you will buy your Tickets by this route,
WAND WILL TAKE NONE OTHER.•
All Ticket Agenti sell Tickets by this Line.
MARVIN IIIiGHITT, lid V.P. &Oen.ldang'r.
spr7 'Bl-Iy. Chicago
LIVERY, STABLING,
•
Ilackmithig, al
EPAIR cr.
Seneca Arnold
Having leased h' farm in Warren,
has located in the above '
• branches of bnsi
- nese, on
FRONT ST.,, BELOW BRIDGE,
Towanda, Pa. •
HE HAS STABLING FOR 40 ROILSII: •
- For use ol stalls. 6 cents each. Also. Horses
and Carriages for hire.
Rlackamithina In all its branches. promptly
done, Horse Shoeing it specialty.
Carriage* isnntacturod and Repaired. If you
want anything in the above line can on
SENECA ARNOLD.
April 22-tf
MtC ,A. B. WHITNEY,
FASHIONABLE
BiILILILBIBI ERf
DRESS-FITTER ez DRESSMAKER
ALSO AGENT FOR THE
Domestic Perfect-Fitting Pat t erns
No. 3 Bridge St., Towanda
A
Stock entirely new and fresh from the city; no •
old goods in stock.
Goods and work unsurpassed eithei in styles .
or make 11p. • • , iict2S-ly, Dr. H.C., P orterVl:Orug Store,
- • . '
. i
• —....02
HUMPHREY - - 8R68..& TRACY,
Mannfaeturers and Wholesale Dealers in all kinds of
MEN'S, BOYS, WOMEN'S. MISSES, AND CIULDEFXS
BOots,..B.hpeg - , - .RUbbets,4o.l'
CORNER VAIN AND -ELIZABETH STREETS,
SPECIAL mouNcutEs t
JAMES WARE
gAg REMOVED 1118 oilocy.trir. BUSINag 7
Head Quarters
MUMS, MIN,
CASH PAID for besixable P r .
duce. .Fine BUTTER and EGGS
a specialty.
Agents Wanted eev me
sell our itesy,
tiChrome-Lithogrsib Pletnre of one lat 4
President
This beautiful work of art is printed ut tea
colors, on_heary paper, and mounted ready t o
hang on the. wiW. It is not only a correct pc ? .
trait, but also contains the historical eTenti
his life, shows the Home at Menem,. Auturisaiite
and the Deafit Bat &eV. It is a magnitk ett
Memorial Picture: ',Circulars and terms free.
Address. 11. W. KELLY k
711 Sansom Street, • Philadelphia , p
±a •
Sept. 29, 18231-4 t. -
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PAUL.
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TOWANDA,
TEE SOUTIVEART COMP= OB•
AND BRIDGE STREETS, WHERE
Hz HAS EBTIBLUMED
FOR lIIIRECYTHDIG IN THE LINE of
Vic.
JANES L INLRFIELD
HORSE , Send 25, cis.
is stamp
or currency for them.
Visas LIDITION of .41 Treatise on the Horse ma
his Diseases." it gives the best treatmestie
all diseases. has 60 line engravings shovit t
BOOKpmitions assumed by ski
hones better than can be
taught to any other way, a table ahoirlarda."
of sU the principal medicines used for the 110111
SS Wen u their effects and antidotes abe t , ,_
25 et_sls poison, a large
TAU:WiId sisciurte,oollectics rule
•telling the age of a horse. with as eagra,4 4
showing teeth of each year and a large azo litt
of other valuable horse information.. Hawines
of horsemen have pronounced it worth mom
than books costing $5 and - $lO. The fact that
260.000 sold In about one yen before it was ro
vised shows how popular the book is. me et
'lied edition Is MCC* moan ismatterrsa • ken
iron A mammas. AuENTS WASTED. Dr.-l. E.
Kendall & Co., Enosburgh Falls. ,Vermont, .
kiss 11-Iyr.
J. H. SEM MUSS.
FHE FASHIONABLE
BOOT, SHOE AND OMR
31A2iIIFACTI;rliEli.
Is now prepared to do all kinds of wort in
ids line in the latest styles, and of the but
material. •
ALL WORK and MATERIAL WARRANTED:
Repairing done neatly and . promptly
on short notice. In PATTON'S
BLOCK Over Jacob's Clothing Store.
Yon need not Die to Win.
IN THE
MUTUAL ENDOWMENT
AND
ACCIDENT ASSOCIATIOII
Of Bath, N. I'
Tom receisM - iiine•half of yam insnrance.o
cording to the ,Imericari Life Table, when um
thirds of yuus life expectancy is finished-M
illustration, a irignfor , woman joining the MIIS
elation at 36 years'afige taking a certillestefir
$2,500, receiveisl,273 when a little over 56 yan
of age, exactly the period in life whenujitti
financial help is generally more neeadettuir
any other time.
BLADES le ROGERS.
Germs' ArmUl for Penn_
inue2tf
BLANg BOOK MANUFACTURER
AN
BOOKBINDER,
PAPER RULER, frx
Alfred J. Purvis,
No. 131 - Genessee street,
lITICA, N. Y
LB work in his line done well and proniptly
lowpst price.
Parties having volumes incomplete will be ft.
niahed Nrith any missing numbers at cost price .
AU orders given to J. J. Soudan. Agent in
Bradford County, will be promptly ixecutol sc.
cording to directlons. sepi.tt
THE YOST SIIcCESEIFEL REMEDY erer dip
covered, as it is certain in its effects and doe
not blister. Also oxcellent (or human - tea
READ PROOF BELOW.
PROM COL. L. T. POSTER.
• Youngstown. Ohio, MayilOth, 1660.
Dn. B. J. Ersnaz.z. k Co;—! bad a very melta
ble Hambletonian colt which I prized very WO
ly, he bad a large bone spavtn on one joint szd
a small one oil tho other which made him 'al
lame; I bad Usti under the charge of two veer
nary surgeons which tailed to care him. Ino
one day reading the advertilement of Benda.
Lipman Cure in the Chicago Express, I &teams
eo at once to try Mend got our aruggisu Deft
to Gaud for it, they ordered three bottles; I tool
them all and thought I would give it a thorsuo
trial, I used it according .to directions and Us
fourth day the - colt ceased to be lame, and IM
lumps have disappeared. I need but one bottle
and the colts limbs are as free from lumps and
as smooth as any horse in the. state , en
tirely cured. The curls, was so remarkable us:
I let two of my neighbors have the remablLV
two bottles, who are now using it.
Very Respectfully,
L. T. FOSTER.
1 3 n 'dull a kilint,vin' Cure
. 1 5
ON HUMAN FLESH. '
Paiten's 3IUls, Wasblon co.. N.Y.. Feb.3l.'B:
Ds. B. J. Kingoas. Dear flir:—The particular
case on which I used your Kendall's Swim M e
was a'maligtiant ankle sprain Of sixteen siontin
standing. I had tried twiny things, but in Tat:.
Your hpavin Cure put the foot to the gronal
again, and for the drat time since hurt, lan
natural position. For a family liniment' itel.
cell anything we ever used.
Yours truly,
REV, 31. P. BELL.
Pastor of M. E. Church, Pattens *Ms, N
. ,„
Price $l, per bottle. or kix bottles for SI "„
Druggists have it or can get it fer you, or it
be sent to any address on receipt of price bl l .
proprietors. DU. B.J. KENDALL k CO., Ea°
burgh Falls. Vt. Bold at
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