11 BOY'S MARY.
I eras ate years ole.,ycsterday, an'
mamma aim says to me:
4 Georgie, wot would . you like for a
hurthdaY present ?'
So I said 'a dir*,' cause all my grow.;
ed np sisters ke4p a dirt', an' I thought
it would be about the' figger. So mant-
m 3 she got me one. I wanted to begin
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it all rite, so I stole up 'to Lily's- room
to .copy snthiu out o' kern, but she
kepes it locked up in her w-iting•desk,
an' I had a offal time getting a key that
would ffp : At last I found one, an' set
down when Lil was out a-e.alliag an'
coppie4oph a page good as I could.
I've got three sisters what all kerma
their dirt's an' - writes into 'em every
night after their hair is took oph
an' pat in the bum drawer, icept what
is put in crimps. So to-nit© Minter Wil
yem Smith he comes to see Li!, like he
does most every evening, a big ugly ole
bashlor that my sisters makes lotsof fun
of behind his back, an' I was in the pay-
lor with my dirt' in,my hand-an' he ast
me wot I got, an' hive) me sum candy,
an' I showed him my dirt', an' he red
this out loud to Lil an' Be s s, which was
-in the room all flied np to fits:
• 'I wish that stupid ole Bill Smith
would would keep hisself to home. He
came agen Sunday night. I never,
never shall like him one bit, bid mother
says he's wrich an' I must uccept him
if ho offers. Oh ! how crewel it is to
make me practice such dooplicity 1 , It
seems as if my heart :Would brake.
What awful grate big red hands be's
got an' can't talk about within' brit how
many houses he owns, an' his cravats is
in retched taste. I wish he'd stay away
an' done with it. He tried to kiss me
wen he was going' Sunday night, but
I'd just as soon have a lobster kiss me.
Oh ! he is so different fromaweet, sweet
Montagne De Jones. Wot a pity lEen
tague is a poor Clerk ! I cannot bare
.this misery much longer. Montagne is
jam an' reproaches me bitterly. Oh !
wot a fraud this life is. I'm very of it.'
Lii she was a-screechin' an' a-tryin'
to snatch it all the time, , but Mr. Smith
ho held it up high, an' red it all; then
he sed`to me wot made you rite such
stuff ? I sed it wan't stuff—l got it out
- of my sister Lily's diry, an' I gess she
knew ennff to keep one, an' ho took his
hat an' went, and Bess she sez to me:
'Now you've done it, George
Hackett !'
Lil made a grab at me, bat E. dodged
an' run
I never see such a boy as I am fur
geltin' into scrapes. • The hull family
is down on me, an' say I've' spiled the
match an' lost 'em a hundred thousand
dollars, but I can't -see how I am to
blame for jest takin' a few lines out of
Lily's diry.
One thing is sure—the rest . o' this
'book will be my own composiabun,
good or bad. I'm disgusted with the
fool-stuff in them girl's dirys.
There was such a row• to home 'bout
it to-day I didn't seem to want my din
ner, so Ivent fishing. It wasn't cloudy,
so they wouldn't bite. A ma 4 come
along an' he sez:
'Got any bites, sonny ?'
I wish folks wouldn't call me sonny—
it makes me mad; so I hollered:
'Dam the fish !'•
And he sez:
IVot a wicked boy !'
And I sez:
'Not a tall, the fish is in the,dam.' '
And he scratched his head and went
on. Just then suthin' bit, au' I lean
ed over too. far an' fell in. You oughter
seen me go over that dam an' shoot
into the mill an' go right ore;, the wheel,
but it wan't until after I get into the
chute that I thought I guess they'd be
sorry, now they'd never ha 4 Georgie
to scold no more. I don't know what
I trunk wen they got me out, coz I
was drowned dead as• a door r nale, but
they roled me on a- bard, bloomed
into my inside with a bellows, an' I
come to an' Lust 'em if they'd; saved my
fish pole.
I don't know wot uncle mamma cry
wen they brought me homei : coz
all right . then, an' I told her so. I
was awful glad I fell in, coz they got
over bein' mad at me. Lil made me
4ome real good toaste an' tea; an' bout
'dark they all went down to supper an'
left me rapped up in blankets that I
ihought I should smother, so. I got up
an' put on my best ,siate—my other one
was gettin' dry. I betted they'd scold
me for gettip: up an' I crawled down
into the parlor, an' got behind the cur
tains of the bay winder. I was that
tired I fell asleep an' wen I woken up
up heard voices, an' I made out 'twas' )
- Susan an' her bow a-settin' together on
the soft'. . Bess, she was rattling away
at the peano t'other end o' the room.-
Lil was up-stairs, 'cause she knew Mr.
Wilyem Smith wouldn't come no more.
'We'll haf to wate,' says he, 'at leste
a yesr. Old Docktor Bradley wants a
young man to do the ridiu' an' he's
promised to take me in as pardner this
fall. Can you wate for me, my dailin'?
You'll haf to haf lots of pashnuts,'
sez he.
'An' so will you,' says Hue ) •;an' then
they laughed.
`We'd better kepe it a profound
secret for the present,' sez he.
- 'Yes,' sez she, 'of course. It's the
-best policy to kepe loneengagements
secret, suthin' mite happen, you know.'
And then she jumped np as if she was
shot, an' run across the room, an' set
down in a chair jist in time, for some
folks come in, then some more.
Everybody wanted to know how poor
little Georgie was, an' then mamma
came in an' mid I'd run away—she was
awful 'fraid I was dellerius out of my
head, my brute might be effucted. tie
I jest gave them , curtains a whop, an'
jumped right out as if I was a•playite
leap-frog, and the way they hollered
would a made you laugh.
'0 Georgie, Georgie I' groaned poor
mamma, 'you'll be the deatli of me, I
know you - will.'
'Were you in the bay-Winder all the
time ?' ast Sue, a-turning' red an' pale.
'Yon bet,' sez I, an' then I wank at
her an' wank at her an' watik at him.
'I knowed honesty was, the best policy,'
I begun; 'but wot makes it the best
policy not to let on when you'i engaged,
like you was about ?' Then
Sas she jerked me oat o'-tlie!rooni, an'
jis' as we got* the. door I; hollered:
'Let go my'arm I I'll go without bein'
grabbed. Say, Sue, I wonder wot made
you hop off the soft' when those folks
rang the bell !, Did Ducktor,)lfoor—*
Bat ihe put her hand right over my
mouth and slammed the door.
'I have as good ainind as ever I had
to eat, to Whip you, Georgie she sEz,
beginning to cry. 'You have let the
oat out of the bag, you horrid, horrtd
boy!'
'Wot cat ?' t I.
`Docktor Moore will never forgive
yen,' sobbin' as if she'd dropped her
only stick o' candy in the well. !We
did't want a sole to dremo of if, for the
the next six months.'
'lme sorry I did it, his,' sez
never do it agano if you'll stop blubber
in.' What did I do, anyhow If Pa
a-knowed.he was so easy ftitened I
wouldn't a jumped out sosndden fOr,the
world. I wouldn't marry a feller was
so 'fraid o' things. He might•get seart
into a fit some time if he saw, . n white
sheet on the close-line in the night. I
don't believe in goats, do you 2' •
By that mamma shecame an' took me
up to bed agane, an' tole Betty, the
chamber-made, to stay by me till I fell
aslepe, an' I got Betty to write this in
my dirt' for me, cause I felt so tired and
sleepy. -Betty's bow's got red hair and
a crost eye. I peked through the ary
winder onest, and seen him kepe one
eye on the cook—that's ill-tempered as
she can be—an' ene on Betty, sn' I
wished I had crost et' es, so could keep
one on my book, an' one on Tommy
Fuller wen he puts pins in the scholar's
seats. Croat eyes would be tho con
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vinyuntest things far boys that have to
go to school. Betty yawns like the top
of her hpail would fall off. So I must
cloase.'
FACTS FOR FARMERS.
Oats grown on clay laud make! the
best meal, keeps longest and brings the
highest price.
Australia - has a larger acreage of
wheat than Great Britain,...while our
acreage is twelve times as great.
&me t dairymen estimate that butter"
milk is worth one-quarter to one-half
more, and others twice as•much aristim
milk .
Most of the line iraportki Italian:olive
oil used for ranking sale is squeezed
out of cotton seeds in the Southern
States.
Arkansas lands are now somewhat in
demand—those located in the cotton
belt—by capitalists who intend engag
ing in cotton culture.
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Now is the time to build a.d paint
your farm gates so that they wilt be
ready for immediate use when the prop
er season arrives.
A.-teliipoopful of carbonic acid in two
gallons of water is said to prove as de
structive to the current worm and rose
bud as hellebore.
In spite of drouth and chinch bags,
Kansad, according to the latest reliable
estimates, will have this season about
100,000,000 bushels of corn.
In selecting bucks endeavor to pro
cure one. from a hardy breed rather than
for size. Ccst of keep, care and man
agement are important
. -
Nutmeg trees bear for seventy or
eighty years, having ripe fruit upon
them all seasons. A fine tree in Jamaica
has over 3,000 nutmegs on it every year.
One dollar's worth of food when the
cow is dry is worth $1.55 after she Comes
in. An animal in poor condition cannot
digest as much food us one in good "cal
dition.
When a farmer neglects or refuses co
operating with his brother farmers, he
strikes a blow at the advanceirgnt of his
class and becomes his own worst enemy.
Prof. Riley says that the heat and
drought of the past summer have killed
off the Hessian fly, and that immunity
from its attacks may be expected for
some years to come.
If ewes suffer from excess of milk or
inflammation of the udder on account
of weakness or loss of the lambs the
milk should be drawn either by'hand or
by substituting an Orphan lamb.
A black walnut &aril that was planted
by a WiscOnsin farmer about twenty
yecrs ago on some waste land, recently
sold: for 8327,000. The trees are now
from sixteen to twenty inches through.
The Mayville Eagle says Richard,
Gaither, of Mason county, Ky., has
sixty acres of corn that .will yield sixty
bushels to the acre, which at 60 cents
per bushel will bring him 82,160, or $36
per acre.
Do not forget to blanket your horses
when standing in ttw street this Cold
weather. Horses recently clipped and
blanketo . in the stable should not be
allowed to stand in the street uncovered.
Merino ewes that have been- bred to
Cotswold bucks will bring forth lambs
that will require copious nourishment.
The Merino mother is a small sheep.
Such a cross needs the watchful eye of
'the farmer.
Carbonate of ammonia is nearly as vol
atile as liquid ammonia. Sulphate or am
monia is not volatile, but easily. soluble.
Mciriate of ammonia, the sal 'ammonia
of commerce, is less soluble than the
sulphate.
A proper remedy for a young ladj
who is short of stature is to get spliced,
as soon as possible.
Carpet designing is a new 'employ
went open to women. But , women al
ways have some design on the carpet.
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 gives relief 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
sulted, 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. Price 50
cents. For the positive cure of Consninp-
Hon, Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis. Dry
Hacking Cough, Loss of Voice, :Irritatioia of
the Throat, Soreness of the Chest, Pains in
the Lungs, Spitting of Blood. Croup, Wu.
enzai Whooping Cough and Lung Fever, wo
recommend this medicine above ail others.
Yours truly, CLAY B. Portia,
June 2-Iy. S. End Ward House Block. .
PILES.
Piles are frequently preceded by a sense of
weight in the back, loins and -lower part, of
the abdonen, causing the patient to suppose
ho has some affection of the kidneys or
neighboring. organs. At times symptoms of
indigestion are present u flatulency, uneasi
ness of the stomach. etc. A moisture like
perspiration, producing a very disagreeable
itching, pa rticularly at night after getting
warm in bed, is a very common attendantt
Internal, External and Itching Piles yield's.
once on the Application of Dr. Bosanko's
Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts
affected, absorbing the Tumors, allaying the
intense Itching, and affecting a permanent
card where ail other remedies have failed.
Do not delay until the drain on the system
produces permanent disability, but try it
and be cared. Price, 50 cents. 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. Bounko Medicine
Co.. Piqua. Ohio. Sold by- Clark B. Porter,
K. End of Ward House BloCk.
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June 2-1 vr-
LETTER HEADS, BILL HEADS,
'NOTE MUDS, &c, printed to the best style
of the art st the litistuacu °Mee,
Annual Statement
Receipts and Expe4ditures of Bradford County
`From January I, to. December 31, 1881.
ExPen '
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To amc mat paid Auditors); I .S2il 00
Bridge contracts...—. ..... . ...... ....... 15,056 641
Bridge repairs , . 12,66419.
Bridge view 5......,. • - ' -:.. • 127 09
Bradford Count, Agriculturall Socie - ty 1 _lOO 00
Constables for making returns to court : "
and attending at:elections... _ ; 802 44'
Assessors . ' 2,533 97
Costs in Commonirodth sults.-- 1 4,728 51
Counsel to Commissioners ' : 60 00
Crier and Tipstaves of Court , 679 00
District Attorney ' , ' / i 406 00
Election expenses - -' ,1.711 40
Fuel and lightsl,olo 01
G I
rand jurors . - . 1 1350 31
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Traverse jurors ' 1...."
; 7,862 93
Insurance on public buildings ' - ' 76 00
Repairs,turniWre, fixtures and labor on I
imbue buildings and grounds I. 969 74
Coroner and Justices holding inquests I 211 24
Jury Commissioners and clerk 279'48
Blank books in county °dims - , 663 04
Postage and stationery : 140 68
Public printing.\,. ' ! 1,028 69
prisoners' support in jail 12,154 87
Prisoners' support in Penitentiaryl,34B 40
Sheriff conveying prisoners to penitan'y 1671 41
Prothonohu7,Quarters Sessions fees...) 463 CO
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Rent of room Troy Court llO 00
Sheriff for summoning jury...
. . . .... 1 167 00
Sheriff fees in Commonwealth nulls.— I 144 98
Tax rel'undod...
Wild cat certificates i 13 76
Making duplicates, eta ' 73 00
Stenographer of Court 1,217 82
Bounty for return of stolen horses—. •-58 80
Insurance on Towanda bridge.... .. . 180 00
Damages for los* of sheep by dogs in 11130 812 it
State Lunatic Asylum 102 04,
Copying index is, Register's Moe— 223 00
Dr.
To amount paid for completing the
Poor Honse and constructing Insane
Hospital $13,803 38
Stock and labor ' 1,470 19
Fixtures and furnishing Insane Hospi
tal
Maintenance
Outdoor relief • "
Support of poor insane in lunatic hos
pitals
Transportation of poor.
Transportation of poor insane from
Harrisburg, Danville. and Warren lu
natic hospitals to County House
Dr. 4 o. W. Carrier, Poor-House physi
cian 330 00
A. Cornell, Superintendent 600 00
Tax on loans, Poor-House bonds 160.00
Total
State and Poor Tax. • -
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- _ iLocouver WITH THE HE Accouter WITH rat. Benitez Cox
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COLLECTOSS OF STATE LECTORS op POOl4 TAX EN BRAD
COUNTY Texas is BRADFORD roau Coulon Poo* Durrarcr
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COUNTY You THE lama 1831. ron THE YEAS 1881.
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Armenia T I,D.D.Alexantler . 174 30 158 151 783 8 , 321 103 70 94 091 $4 66 $4 95
Asylum T ..... ..'F. D. Korrick .. 7 4 0 90 694 60 ! 9 7 5 36, 55 f 434 51 407
. 29,5 78 21 44
Athens B ..... . ..IC, W. Canfield.. 1020 76 813 00; 104 93 42 - 7' 586 38 AK 32; 94 48 '•24 60
Athens T ...... .. ,W. Dunham ... 1922 66 1774 121 55 17 93 37 1136 77 1056 33! 24 79 , 55 GO
Albany T IW. L••• Kenyon"' 396 58 367 261 10 0:1 19 3 I 235 28 221 881 17411 68
Alba B F. W. lager_ ' 100 57 04 28i 133 4 9 56 36 63 54 ... .. 2 82>
Barclay T IJ. Cantwell j 903 22 582 061 290 53 30 63 538 46 342 25, 178 20 18 01'
Darlington T... / 0. S. Travis 1 671 81 627 39! 11 40 33 1 398 32 372 361 , 836 19 60
Burlington W..IJ. A. Phillip...l 528 26 497 69. 1 4 48 26 1 815 53 298 33, 1 r 15 73
Burlington 8.. , • M. S. Douglass.; 101 02 93 251 282 t9l 55 10 52 35' 275
Canton T . IS. Ayers.. ... • 1178 65 1099 45 21 24 57 8 688 GI 654 18, .. . 34 43
Canton 8..... .. I W. C. Sech . r . isi.. 520 68 501 / 9 211 26 : 3 1 7 71 360 65' ..
1. 24 15 82
Colombia T "IL. McClure .... 1251 43 1186 12
.2 89 62 4 748 75 709 771 182 37 36
Franklin T.:.. I S. McKee. ._ .. 412 971 388 911 359 2/1 4 1 240 92 • 227 33 163 11 96
Granville 'l'
• .5. pseud ..1 775 22 731 271 546 38 4' 451 54 426 22 282 22 43
Herrick T" ... .. H. F. Roger.. ..1 535 96 307 03 225 26 :. L 310 50 294 03 1 00 1 lb 47
W. Litchfield T ,
H. Carmer..! 829 68 778 70 1 -10 00 40 • 493 78 — 462 25 721 -24 32
Leßoy T t. A. Woo s t er .. 700 07 659 44 612 34 71 417 13 393 94 246 120 73
Leßaysvillo 8.. E. H. Codding.. 251 35 238 60 19 12 • 132 40 125 731 111 G 62
Monroe T ..... .:IW. A. Kellogg .. 123 51 682 20 • 53 8 35 91 • 427 31 403 061 3 04, 21 21
Monroe B .... ... 11, IL Monett.... 176 22 166 80 •58 81. 100 20 95.53' 341 503
New Albany 8.. Gee,. Wilcox._ 46 45 43 15 101 227 - 27 36 25 401 54 134
Orwell T........, A. tt A11yn.... 051 96 900 50- 1 / 4 4'03 47 39 ' 561 66 530 70' 42 27 93
Overton T IV: Hick
265 80 207 93 40 93' 10 94 158'53 124 41 1 258 855
Pike T
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M. E. Beecher . : 1122 51 1061 37 528 55 : 855;38 620 97 1 731 32 68
RidgebarT T.... P. C. 8r0wn... . 869 22 822 91 300 43 31 516 72 488 361 1 661 25 70
Rome T (7; M. Vn*Wine 725 77 682 50 729 35 92 432 80 405 79! 6 661 21 95
Rome B 97 94 92 61 55 487 57 43 1 54 231 , 311 285
• 1228 02 1164 74 1,98 61.30 731 65, 694 15 97.' 36 53
Shesbognin T... Ge ß.G o . .Ch Wi l l l m ds ot ..
Smithfield B._ 0. Phelps...... 141 7 67 1332 09 15'47 70 11,, 817 08 1 768418 784 40 46
So. Waverly 8... J. Westbrook... 463 70 419 05 22'66 22 - 011 267 09 314.48 .9 75 12 83
Smith Creek T.. Geo. Jenkins .:. 686 73 573 70 283 30 19 1 359 85 . 381 10 79.17 95
s yr i n vi e l d tr ... A 4 G B et t y 3248 86 1178 40 844 62 02 ' 746 13 703 45 250 37 18
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Stand. atone .. P. J. Kingsley.. 558 67 526 00 5 111 27 691 332 31 312 HO 305 16 413
Sylvania B M." 13. s cou t im.. 111 31 105 54 22 6 55t 63 91 60 71 320
Towandaß = A. 'Wickham .... 3091 58 2881 92 57 09 151 67 1766 08 1615 63 33 85 86 GO
Towanda Nor. T. C. Clancy 929 96 309 82 383 16 311 196 65 184 56 2 271 972
Towanda T F. W. Fisher... 681 61 601 40 28 46 31 65 / 373 61 . 388 94 16 831 17 84
Troy B N. j . s tewart ..... 1128 04 1058 30 •14 01 65 70, 662 It 636 06 8 401 27 08
Troy T li. N. l3lB 95 1248 38 697 65 601 787 73 744 61 3 6 2; 39 20
T . Eumarem , T....
.:C1apper..1F1a........ 625 83 589 55 525 31 03 372 84 349 93 6 13 1 18 38
Terry T 8 . B owan , • 1“ 479 62 445 59 10 58 23 4 279 02 269 1. 6 201 13 64
Ulster T..: t i Bartholomew 714 27 675 52 320 35 5 419 46 397 30 125 20 91
Warren T W.P.8 0wan.... 1064 92 1005 42 658 52 631'86 597 50 272 31 44
Wells T 6. B. wi cus ,.. 902 79 852 48 545 44 8 535 47 603 72 313 26 62
Wilmot T O. Dieffenbach.. 530 65 490.30 14, 45 25 314 80 291 94 7 48 . ' 15 37
Windham T 6.63. mu 1359 93 812 33 49142 7 . 495 45 468 17 2 64i, 24 54
Wysox T .. '. R. Bishop. 937 75 876 44 -1518 45 r 545 00 611 00:6 16 / 96 94
ii i ; 1067 95 f 996 94 18 5 52 47 005 33 504 811 'lO 84, 29 73
w ye t os t og .r ....
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Total Fr •• • —....3735 356 4594 50 1 , 938 32 1820 1 ,21802 4S 20223 17 515 00 44 1064 31
John H. Grant, Treasurer, In Account ,With the County or Bradford.
To amount balance in Treaaary from
last report $22,597 18)
Duplicates /or 1881, including re-as.
sessments
Received from late Treasurer William
Bunyan
County tax received on returned lands
Incidental receivals
Fine received from George Young....'
County loan -
Overdrafkat Citizens National Bank..
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John H. Grant, Treasurer in Account With Bradford County Poor District.
To amount beetles in Treasnry from
last report'
Duplicates for year 1881
Poor tax received on returned lands. .
Cash received fromBupt. Poor• House
Farm
Cub received from Asa Forrest
it,.Cash received on Poor' Dist lethond
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Total
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, BRADFORD COUNTY SS.: r
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We the undersigned, Commissioners of said County, do hereby . certify. that the foregoingiiss
true and correct statement of the receives and expenditures of rthe said County, and of the Poor
District which it compotes, from the first day of January, A. D., 1881, to the thirty-first dar e r l
December, A. D. 1881, both days inclusive. i i
Witness our hands and odiclal seal at Towanda; Penna., this 18th' day of,lannary, A,. D. 1882. 1 •
DANIEL BRADFORD,
MYRON RlNGSLEY,}'Commissioners.C
M. F. RANSOM,-
Attest: WILLIAM LEWIS. Clerk
BRADFORD COUNTY, SS.: - . ,
We. the undersigned. Auditors of said Comity, do hereby certify that we have examined the
foregoing statement and the vouchers for the items therein contained, and And: them to be
correct.. . .
C. P. WELLES, . -
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JOS. T. ILESTED.I Auditors: •
W. W. MOODY, .
Commissioner's Ofllee, January 1; 1882
STATEMENT OF DEBT.
Statementof Indebtedness of Bradford County and of Bradford
County Poor District as of January 2, 15112.
County Loan for 1881
(terraria for 1881
Leis cash in TrUsury January 2;i18152... ... .... ..... .....
Bonds lamed for 1880
Bonds issued. for 1:
Leas cash in Treasury January 2,1882
Total Actual Indebtedness as of January 2, 1882.•:,
County ' -
Poor District
Attest: WILLIAM LEWIS. Oerk.
GO , D
Great chance "ito make on
Tose who always take advtage
L Sof the good chances for making
money that are offered,generally become wealthy,
while those who do not insprova such chances re.
bmin in poverty. We want many men, women; and girls to work for us tight in their own
localities. Any one can do the work properlj
front the start. The business aillpaymore than
ten times ordinary wages.. Espanidve outfit far.
nished free. No one who engages Jails to make
money rapidly. You can devote your whole time
to the work, or ionly your sire moments. (Pull
information and all that is nestled sent free.'
Address, Brims &Co Portland Wine.
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Dec 18—lyr
ENVELOPES OF ALL QUALI
tles and sites a specialty at theltzetrsues,
ob Printing altos. •
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°Soo • ion 00
Copying Judgment docket.`Protl office 193 00
Newlin & Armstrong, attorneys for
. Bradford co: In two snits for Brad. - •
fordCo, for the reduction of the Sbote •
tax - 1,959 501
Expenses of Towanda Bridge—plank. ••
- watchman, lights and repairs .. . . 221 7 6
Elliott & Watrons, attorneys for " B rad.
ford Co. in the snits of the Towanda
Bridge Co. vs. Bradford Co. in two
emus& Wdiljoro.. ....... .. 494 15
Witnesses' 43011111 and comonfes .. fo r
Bradford Co. as deft in 2 cues at '
Wellsboro'
- - 1,2157 62
Conn costa—witnesses costs for plain-
tid in 2 cues at Wellaboro. TowSpda
Bridge Co. vs. Bradford Co 2,855 51
Judgment and interest from date that
Comity took possession of the bridge 21.000 00
Davies & Carnochan, attorneys for .
Bradford Co. in 2 snits in Supreme
Court and twa stWellsboro. Towanda
Bridge. 1,215 03
Interest on.judgment from March 21 to
December 10,1881, atesrldch time the
debt and interest was paid • 309 15
-Davies & Carnochan and Davies & Hail,
from 1876 to 1881; attorneys fees in • ,
Bradibrd county Court 81 00
Dividing townships and boroughs into
election districts I 117 00
Dr. 0. K. Ladd, jail physician 50 00
Sheriffs' proclamations ' - 90 00
Daniel Bradford, County Commissioner 590 00,
J. W. Hurst, County Commissioner... 00000
M. F. Ransom, County Commissioner. 590 00
William Lewis, Clerk 1,100 00
=SU
I Tow
Poor-lionse.
By amount of farming implemehts * Istock,
grain and provisions on hind on theist 0,1 Jan
uary, 1882 r
Vidued al
2 setts double harness, $10;1 platform;
wagon, $75; 4 manure forks, 52,40; 3
setts whifectrees, $6; 2 grass-scythes,
$3.1 beak-scythe, $2.25; 2 cultivators,
$l4; 1 corn plow, $3; picks, post-mall
and ox-yoke, $4.50; Ave hogs, $4O; 2
lumber wagons, $95; 40 bushels tnr
-11199. $lO, 20 of beets $8.20 of onions •
1120, 400 of potatoes $400; 2 churn and
power $95; 1 platform scales. $l5; 2
bbls. corned beef $3O; 3 of pork $6 3 , 6
of cider, $18; 1 wheelrake, $25; 200 - •
bush. wheat, $280;. -500 of corn. $200;
25 of buckwheat. $25;150 of oats, $75;
1 Eureka Mower, $75; 500 feet fence
boards. 150 poste, $12.50; 1 finning •
mill, $3O; 1 corn-iiheller. os4,4 hoes
handrakes, pitchforks; elkt S 6-50; 1
keg wrought nails. 16; 3 drain - cra- •
dies, $7.50; 3 plows, $18;1 single bar
ness, $10; 2 drags, $35;1 grain drill,
$B5; 1 field-roller. $28;1 Ox-cart, $10; '
• 2 pairs bobsleds, $50.2 cases men's .
and boys' boots, $6O; 9 pairs,women's •
shoes, $13.50; 9 coats, 7 pairs pants
and 5 vests, $65.25; 20 cows. $600; 5
two-year-old steers, $150; 3 calves,
$50.4 horses. $700:65 tons hay, $650;
cornstalks, $5O; 250 lbs. of butter,s7s;
300 of tobacco. $36; medicine in the
pharmacy, $2OO $4,528 40
$28,078 84 Total valuation. •
$4,528 40
1,619 42
7,54066
1,260.20
1.157,00
135 58
300 43
By amount exonerated to Collectors
for year 1881...
Percentage ot Collectors for year 1881
37,353 56 ! Supt. Ryan, Teachers' Institute
Interest on County loan
2,147 00 Orders redeemed during year 1881...
64 08i Treasurer's commission 1 per cent.
122 001 on $36.96266.
25 001 Treasurer's commission per cent.
10.000 00; on $73.03316
6,000 cot Balance in Treasury .Tan. 2, 1892.!
--I •
$70,308•821 Total
• •
1 By amount exonerated to Collictors
$959 301 for year 1801
21,803 48 Percentage of Collectors for year - 188i
' 153 Interest on bonds...
Orders redeentod during year 1881....
317 301 'Treasurer's conunieelon, 1 percent on
15 00! $20,547 75
10,000 001 Treasurer's!commission,2 per cent on
$30,338 84
1 Balance in Treasury Jan. 2, 1882..
$33,095 681 Total •
DEBT OF COUNTY. r
DEBT OF POOR DISTRICT.
THE POPULAR CORNER
: - GEO. L. ROgS,
Rst filled up the old MONTANYE STORE with
s fun and complete stook of MISR .
=
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
Cidl bore for yotur. Groceries. After yon get
prices at Ross' it will be of no use to try else
where for his prices ate down to rock bottom.
Fanners can get the tiptop of the market a
Geo. L. Rosa'. All Muds of Produce taken in ex.
etnutge for goods or for cash.
87%683 78
BM
111/1
....... . $ 15,314 11
.... . 49,524 54
$64,958.85
PRICES AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
.AFTER m`'f
HONES DEALING,
it , 140; , 2; , :l'ittou's Block,
H; - ,---_'J.A'!.;.CDIB''Z
WILL REMOVE to the large and
eommodins store formerly comnpied
by M. R Solomon & Son; (one door
north of Fel& & C 0.,) where he will
be prepared to offer thn-best bar
pins in ;
CLOTHING, HA.TS, CAPS
FURNISHING GOODS,
• - TEDIUM,
- TRAVELLING BAGS,
CANES, UMBRELLAS, -ETC.,
in Northern Pennsylvtufin.
To facilitate 'a removal, I wish to
reduce stock. To reduce stock, I
shall -
Reduce 'P'rices!
To prove this aisestion, call at the
oldlitand,NO. 2' PATTON'S
,
;BLOCK.
@I
_ H. JACOBS.
a:atida Pa., Jan. 26, 1881
Yon reed not Die to Win '
• .
IN THE •• -
•
MUTUAL ENDOWMENT
AND
ACCICINT ASSOCIATION
Of Bath, N. Y.
Ton receive one.half of your insurance, so
cordikg to the American .Cite Table, when two
thirds of your life expectancy is finbihed—for
illustration, a man or woman joining the Asso
ciation at 36 years of age taking a certificate for
82.600; receives $1,715 when a little over 56 Oars
of age, exactly the period in life when a little
financial help is generally more needed than at
any other time.
BLADES & itooras.,
june2tf. • General Agents for Penn's.
NATIONAL BUREAU i OF INTENTIONS.
• EVERY INVENTOR
_ SHOULD KNOW
That by 'the Rules of the Patent Office
to procure
PATENTS,
Models are not necessary unless specially called
for.
Send drawing and -specification, upon receipt
of which we will make examination at the Patent
Office, and advise as to patentability.
FEE PAYABLE.on ALLOWANCE of PATENT.
Send for PAMPHLET of Isernucrions, free to any
address. - HALSTEAD a CO..
Washington, D. C.
PublisAers of the Cos prerrionai Reporter. , •
January, 5. 1882.—tf •
NEW FIRM I NEW 'STORE !
• NEW 0000 S t
Ed. Mouillesseaux,
(Formerly with BetideLuton.)
Jewelry Store
IN PATTON'S BLOCH,
With Swarts & Gordea's Store,
Main Street, Towanda, Pa.,
Where be keeps a FULL ASSORE.XENT or:
Goldl&Silver Watches
SWISS AND AMERICAN;
CLOCKS, -• JEWELRY,
SPECTACLES, ETC.
$938 32
1,820 66
Sir His Stock is all NEW and of the . FINEST
QUALITY. CaWand see for yourself.
200 00
250 00
72,683 76
IMPAIRING DONE PROMPTLY.
369 52
1,460 67
685 89
ENGRAVING A SPECIALTY.
decl6-
$78,308 8
i 41331
$615 00
1,004 31
2,250 00
2/4,078 64'
COLLECTION AGENCY
203 47
60G 57
3 '75 48
BRINK & BUCK, Leßaysyille, Pa.
Will write Policies for risks in Fire and Life In
nuance'. Colledt Claims with care and
promptness. They represent none but -
FIRST—CLASS -COMPANIES 1
They solicit thecontldence and pitronage of thou
having business In their line. and will endeavor
to merit it. Apply to or address
I us 3 tt BRINK& BUCK. Leßaysville ,Pa.
$33,095 13.5
I
Lafayette !louse,-
•
Corner Second and 13 streets. Northwest,
• near Pennsylvania Avenue.
WASHII4GTON, D. C.
Within a square of the Capitol. Street cars pass
near the door to all parts of the city. Conven
ient to the depots. This is just the hotel for
Pennsylvanians visiting the National Capital.
Booms well furnished, and the cleanest and
best beds in the city. Table tint class.
Rooms and board from $2 to $3 per daY.
Reduced fates by the week or month.
WILLIAM SANDERSON,
Proprietor.
Late of the Congressional Hotel, Capitol HLU.
Jaull-tf
$lO,OOO 00
6,000 00
$16,000 00
683 le
$15.314 11
MEL D. V. EITE-DGE,
$40,000 00
10,000 00
'Manufacturer of and Dealer to
HUMAN HAIR
$50,000 00
375 46
$49,624 84
U ca AS WIGS, BANDEAUX, the Perlin.
Chaielaina Braid,
EVERYTHING BEt.ONGINOto au RAM TRADE
serspeetalAtbmtlon Oren ee COMBINGS
Roots all tomatoes vay.
SWITCHES from Si upsisrds. Also Agent for
Hnuter's Invisible Face Po7sder,
tdadiun/Clark*Corsets, and
boulder Brace Elastics.
gerpartleular attention paid teAreesfell ban
burst their homes Gest mr• plate of business.
ore r Emus k 1111dretb's store. •
novlB.em )fn. D. V. STEROL
2' I The Polishers of the IttrIIIIIICAN hare
arratiged so that they are able to offer
• the popular . family paper —The Sr.*
SPAIGLID ,Burnat—for one year to every new
lobscriber to the lizrusucso who pays SUL—
. e BMW= Is a splendid home Ism. Specimens
may be seen at this office. or Win he sent 1 / 7
ffreulag. SAIPNEB. Blnadale, N. R.
lIAS OPENED A
OF 1118 OWN
ND LIFE INSURANCE
- CLAIM AND
GOODS.
BRIDGE STREET
FURNITURESTORE
FURNITURE
We are constantly reoeivhig the
newest and latest Oattertis
PARLOR SUITS,
BED Rowe SETS,
TABLED ! , •
WARDROBES,
~-~-
Everything. In the . > Ir`nr..
niture. -
•
lendertaking.
We make a specialty_ of, this branch
and shall give it our personal attention.
We have a full line of •
COl4 l , FINS,
CAISTE.ErirS f
IEtC)FiES / ice.
and be undersol. Give us a
Cell before pUrchosing ehiewhere.
N. S, Allyn has no connec
tion with our business. •
E. L PIERCE.
Successor to N. P. Hicks
TOWANDA, JAN. 26th, 1881.
Stevens & ¢ Long
General Dealers in
Wpczniz}s,
PROVISIONS,
Mil
COUNTRY PRODUCE
RAVE REMOVED
E
To their new etorea
COB: MAIN AND PINE STS
• I
'The old stand ot Yos, Stevens &lllerenr.)
They invite attention to their complete
ataxement and very large steak of
Choice New Goode. which they
i ,
have al
•
aye OD hand.
ESPECIALVA
To the
CE - -ITRADE"
PROD
And Cash Pai
for Desirable.niirids.
M. I. LONG.
JONES' ( REAM CAMPHOR ;: IS THE
NAME of the;opular Linament that 'cures
Rheumatism, Nenrilgia, Swollen or Stiffened
Joints. Prostßites.),,Ealn in the Faee4 Head or
Spine, Chopped Handl, Bruises, Spraingcliurns,
Mosquito Bites, Sting or Bite of ,an insect,
Poison Vines, etc ., . for Man or ' Beast
ys
Alwa reliable, and almost instantati.
eons in its relief. Having an agreeable odor it
is pleasant to apply. Sold by al i t druggists.
Price 25 eta.
N. B.—Thin Linitient received a Prize Medal
at the State fair. 1879. _
ASA JONSM, Prop'r. 819 N. 34 r
• Jail. 19.6-m.
DR. JONES'CREABICAMPHOR
IS THR NAME OP the popular Linimant
that cures Rheumatism, NeureWs, Swollen or
Stiffened Joints, Proet Rites, pain in 'the Face.
Head or Spine. Chapped bands. Bruisea,Sprains.
Burns. Mosquloto Rites, Sting or Bite of an in.
sect. Poison from common Poison Vines. etc..
for man or beast. Always reliable, and almost
instantaneous is Ho relief. RaTingan agreeable
odor, it is pleasant to apply. Sold by' all drug
gists. Price 25 cents. - . •
Liniment received' Prise Medal a
the State Fair.l s ss. , May 2017.
EMPLTZNENT FOR ALL.
TO SELL A
HOUSEHOLD
The poor as yell as the rich, the old as well
as the young. the wife, as well en the • husband,
the young maiden as well as the young man, the
girl as well as the boy, may just as well earn s
fair dollars in honest employment, as to sit
around the house and wait for others to earn it
for them. We ean - eve you employment, *lithe
time, or during your spars hours only; travel
ing, or in your own - neighborhood, among your
Mends and acquaintances. -If you do not care
for employmeut, We can impart valnahle tutor
mation to yon free of cost. It will costtyyoti only
one tent tors. Postal card to write for our Pros.
pectni, and it my be ilut`ineens of milking you
a good many dollars.
Dorset neglect this opportunity. You do not
have to , invest a large sum of money and run a
t
gra risk of losing it. You will readily see that
it will be an easy. matter to make from SIG. to .
$lOO. a week, and establish., lucrative, and inde
pendent business, honorable, stsaightfcTward
and prolitaide. Attend to this matter NOW, for
there Is NONNI Di. IT for all who came with
us. 'We will surprise you and you will wonder
why you never, wrote to its banns. Ws smart
retsarsancstAsstran. Address
111708EirE air& Co.,
Mame this paper.) Xmas, esso.''
Brpt. 221, •111-droo
r.
ag° s Cowes
th.
OLD zerasatreargarm.
Open& Top LESiriggies
PLATFORM WAGONS
all of his
own MANUFACTURE and mil.-
Epping's Vie:HU Springs used In' Platform
Wagons. The easiest and but In use.
-NOW IS YOUR Ting TO BUY!
Look at these hoses 7 -
Two Seated Cesnageorticom SOO to /117/1
PtUtons. one seated 123 to 150
TOP Buggies 125 to 150
OPig Bildides ' • 80 to 100
Democrat Wagons 90 to 11.0
Remember that the above are all fully warrant•
ed. first-cbuis or no pay.
ow
Repairing promptly stttended to at 25 per cent
bel last years prices.
Ogesand Factory car. gain and Rlisabetb Ste.
r any Asir
A. BEVERLY 83E1TR,
BOOK BINDER
*. AN D -
Dealer. Scroll Saw' . ,Sogs.-;
BOOKBINDING OF ALL KINDS
DONE, NEATLY, and CHEAPLY.
• Fine Blank-Books
MT SPECTATE.
Amateur's ~Sutiplies..
This department of my business is very !corn
Vete, and being a practical sawyer myself I know
the wants of my patrons.
WOODS.
SAW BLADES.
CLOCK MOVEILENU, he,
conitintly on hand. -_ $1.25 worth of designs
for $l. Bend for price lists.
" REPORTER" BINDERY,
Park street,
P. O. box 1512. Towanda. Ps
0.42274
ENTION GIVEN
1 I
i
4110. STEVENS.
ARTICLE.
j.AIVIES.: . : - SItIYAN,T,
would
call the atten*. •
I tion of Vital:Eßß wad
others to leis large and complete
assortment of
ranted in every pax
. tienlar
241eb82'
rEsresnarnin nt 1863.]
: - HOWARD A:SNOW,
.
Solicitor.of
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
PATENTS.
631 F Bram N. W.. WASRUTTON, D. C.,
•
(Successor to Gilmore, Smith .k Co., and
Chipmen,Mounieek Co.)
Patents prOinred Upon the same plan which.
was originated and successfully practiced by the
above.-named Arm
Pamphlet of sixty pages sent upon r eceip t o
stamp. , InovB I
WANK BOOK MANUFACTITRER
AND
BOOKBINDER,
PAPER RULER. &a
Alfred' J. Purvis,
No. 131 . Genessee sheet,
UTICA, Y
All work in his line done well and promptly at
lowest price.
Parties having colones incomplete will be fur
nished with anyinisaing numbers at cost price.
All orders given to J.J. Scanlan, Agent for
Bradford County, will be proMptly executed ac
cording to directions. . sep9-if
N..,
~
RAIL WAY
[ . '4.." .. TAU ° ' gls°,l
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4. .• •
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owl "., c6' 4 1 17 1 1
i:rt., ~ • `"'....,,' , 1 :ICAO OH . 0- 4 .• •Id' I •
.
Chicago & North-Western
DA I LWAY
le the OLDEST ! ' BEST CONSTRUCTED I BEST
EQUIPPED ! and hence the •
RAILWAY
OF THE
West and Northwest
It le the short and best route between Chicago
and all points in
NORTHERN ILLINOIS. lOWA, DAKOTA, WY.
OMING. Nebraska. CaMorals, Oregon. Arizona,
Utah, Colorado, Idaho, - Montana, Nevada, and
'for
Council BluffsOmaha,Denver,
LEADVILLE, SALT LAKE.
San Franciano,Deadwood,Sionx City,
Cedar Rapids. Dee. Moines. Columbus. and ail
Points in the Territories. and the West Also
for Milwaukee. Green Bay, Oshkosh. Bbebo3 gen,
Marquette, Fond du-Lac, Watertown. Houghton.
Neenah. Menults, SI Paul, Minneapolis, Huron.
Volga. Fargo. Bismarck, Winona, LaCrosse,
Owatonna, and all points in Minnesota. Dakota,
Wisconsin and the Northwest.
At Connell Slunk the Trains of the Chicago &
North• Western and she U. P. Rye depart frOm.
arrive at and use the same joint Union Depot.
At Chicago, close connections are 'made with
the Lake Shore, MiChigan Central, Baltimore &
Ohio, Ft. Wayne and Pennsylvania, and Chicago
k Grant Trunk 818, and the Kankakee and Pan
Handle Routes. '
sip -Close cooneetions mide st JuncUon Points
It is the ONLY LINE manning -
Pullman Hotel Dining Cars
Chicago laid Council' Bluffs.;
Pullman Sleepers on all Night Trains.
Insist open Ticket Agents selling you Tickets
viathis road. Esamine your Tickets. and refuse
to buy if they do not read over the Chicago &
North-Western Railway.
If you wish the Best Traveling Accommoda•
Dons you will buy your 'Tickets b this - route,
WAND WILL TAKE NONE
All Ticket Agents sell Tickets by this Line.
11ARVIN lIVOHITT, 2d V.P. & Gen:Manirr..
apfl •bl-ly. Chicago
PATENTS.
(ET. B. AND 4XiREIGN.
Frank A. Fonts, Attorney-at- Li*. Lock 80r..356
Washington, D. 0:"
Sr Ten pars' experienos. ,
I make wo mica for my services Maims a
patent be wanted. Preliminary examination in
the Patent Moe es to the patentability elan in
vention ram_ Send sketch or model of the de
vice and a report Tfll be made as to the proba
bility of obtaining a patent. • - •
Special attention given to rejected applies-1
pone in the bands'of others.
mammas :.
U. S. Senators Hon. Geo. P. Edmunds, Or
Vermont; Hon. David Davis and Gen. Jopn
Logan, of Illinois ; Hon. Beni: H. Hill, of Geor.r
gin; Eon. L. Q. C. Lamer, of Miss; Hon. S. X/
Cullom. Gov. of Illinois; the Ron. Commissioner
of Patents and Corps of Ecuoiners and the pro
prietor of this paper.
Writs fbr circular and Instructions.
anestf •
sasa week In your own town. $5 Outfit
trui. No risk. Every new. Clip.
it.; not mama. We will turniab
:on evemg. Many are making
fortunes; Ladies make as mach as
man, and bola sad girls mate great pay. itauter.
if you want a bulimia at which you an make
great pay all as time you work, write for partic
ulars to H. Murry k Co.. Portland, Using,
Deo 111--lry
f =- :'--M--E.IIOSENTTELD.
WINnfti: : CLQTRING
to be found in Bradford County I, at the oldest established t cLortum
•
HOUSE in Towanda, - •
Da. ROSMBIFIELIES,
COMPRISINGI . • - -
MEN'S, YOUTH'S,. 40Y'S - AND
CHILDREN'S SUITS AND
Cinr3re=aCtioakaMMl s
IN THE VERY I ;LATEST STYLES AND BEST:MATERIALS. ALSO ,t
FULL LINE OF ! • •
. Gents' Furnishing Goods,
HATS AND CAPS; TRUNKS, TRAVEtNG BAGS, ETC., ETC ,
Which will be sold at - 5 to 10 per cent. cheaper . than any other desha• dark.
thew. Give me a call acid judge for yourself. ;
M. E. ROSENFIELD.
Towatida. Pa.. Ootobei 20; 113131.
1-1 1 1JMPHREY BROSA TRACY,
- -
KEN* BOYS, WONEWS. MISSES, AND,CIEILDREWS
13opth;..$hoOk..Rubbers,&p:,
CORNER .MAIN AND ELIZABETH' STREETS,
ORNAMENTED
Steel-Plate and
CARDS I
MI
Beautiful Designs !
For, Programmes Ball
Invitations !
Business Circulars !
Call and Examine.
Reasonable Rates.
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I
: Towanda, Pa.
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a paper to 138888 and instruct old and young. It
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erybody needs it 50,000 - now read it. and at only
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tug silver teaspoons era sent with the Harm
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FROM COL L T. FOSTER. •
Youngstown, Ohio, May 10th, hall.
On. B. J. Itesmaz.r., & Cob—l had a very valua
ble Hambletonian colt which I prized very high
ly, he had a large bone spavin on one joint and
a small one on tho other which made him very
lame; I had him under the charge of two veteri•
'nary surgeons - which failed to cure him. I woe
one day reading the advertisement of Ethic's
Etparin Cure in the Chicago Express. I determin
ed at once to try it, and got our druggists hem
to send for it, they ordered three bottles; I took
them all and thought I would give it a thorough
trial, I used it according to directions and the
fourth day the colt ceased to be lame, and the
lumps have disappeared. I used but one bottle
and the colts limbs are as free , from lumps and
as smooth as any horse in the state, We is ea.
tire', cured. The cure was so remarkable that
I let two of my neighbors have the remaining
two bottles, who are now using it.
Very liespectitilly, -
- .
O. T. FOSTER.
Kends.ifs Spavin Cure
ON HUMAN FLESH.
Patten's Mills, Wash'ton co., N.Y...Feb.2l,'K.
Ds. D. J. Eminam.. Dear Sir:—The parucniar
cant on which I used your Eendairs Spavin Ccr
vas a malignant ankle sprain of sixteen months
standing. I had tried many things, but in win.
Your Sporn Cure put the foot to the ground
again, and for the tint time since bun. in a
"natural position. -For a family ex
_Ceti anyttilng'We ever used.
Yours truly.
REV. M. P. BELL.
Pastor of M. E. Church Patten* IWO, .N.Y
- :Price II per bottle. or biz. bottles for $5. All,
Druggists bays it or can get it fer you, or it silt
bo sent to any address on receipt of price by the
-proprietors. DR. B. J. KENDALL ft CO., Elia
burgh Falls. Vt.' Bold at
Dr. II: C. Porter% Mug Store.
IMES
In a' e
SIN .5,1:-
DAVIS' HAIR RENEWER.
No other Renewer yet discovered does its Wort
so quickly and satisiactorily as" th II will rotas
gray and faded hair to its original beauty ; it will.
immediately prevent the. falling out of the hair;
it cures dandruff, itching eruptions, and keeps the
scalp elean ; it will cause the hair to grow where
it hss fallen off and imparts gloss and frelhielst
it softens the hair when harsh and dry and h. , ea-
UrelY free from all irritating matter; it hasty
very best rein:dation and gives universal :lades°.
Don.,
"Do not fail to try it. 'For sale by all dragill% .
Price, TO eta. per bottle.
Prepared by Chas. Darts, Cants*, Ff,
For sale by all Druggists sad Dealers. ]-
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KENTIALL'S ..SPAVEN CURE
ifals sire to cure' SpaMa, SPhits.
Cturb, arc. It removes all unnatural
nlargements. DOZI nor; Dural.
Has no equal for any - lameness on
beast or man: It has cured hip.joint
i
lameness in a person who bad sat
. - fared lii years. Also cured rheum*.
tism, corns,
, frost-bites or lad
eruires.
.r.nfor lameness. It has no equal for
any We - Web on hones. Send for illustrated
circular. giving pp . srrivi. Tacos. Price it. ALL
DRUGGISTS hare it or can get it for you. Dr. 8.1.
Kendall Alt Co., Proprietore, 1i:wool:ugh Falls.
Vermont. If. U. Pos=es, Agent, Towanda. Ps.
ONE MORE
PICTURE GALLERY
G. H. WOOD & CO.
will. open their New . Gallery in
Patton's Block,
on the Firitt Monday of April: Hawing fitted aP
entirely new, with the beat of instruments, we
are prepared to make
Tint/pee, 4 at one sitting, all for' 50
in neat envelo,-es, 10 for,sl.oU. Copyin'g or4n
kinds of Photographe,stui Stereoseopic.and larfo
dew. work done at this gallery.
dive us a call and we will try and atilt,' -Set
in pries and quality. r. ur2'
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KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE
Is sure in its effects, mild.in its action as it doei
not blister. yet is penetrating and powerful to
reach every deep seated pain or to remove ID?
bony growth or other enlargements, such a
ara 4 rins. splints. curbs, callow, sprains, well- -
lugs and any lameness and all enlargements o f
the joints .or limbs. or. for rheumatism In man'
and for any purpose for which a liniment - is used
for man or beast. It is - now known to be the
best liniment for man ever used, acting soil/ al
yet certain in its effects.
Send address for Illustrated Circular width'
we think gives positive proof of its virtues. SQ
remedy has ever - ,met with inch unqualified ac
cess to our knowledge , for beast as well a mu.
Price SI per bottle. or six bottfes for $ 5 . . 41 1
Druggists have it or can get it for you, or it ail
be sent to any address on reoetpt of price by the
.
ProPrisiors.Da. B. J. Keenui. & CO.
0 , 1 111 1 Mons Vt. '
Sold by all ;Druggists.
lOR -PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
iur
dons if short nslim an/ reasonable =ad
t th. RlMucLut OMCIL
IN TO WANDA.