SPEAK SP. '
J very small boy, with pitiful lot of
iiincivql features, looking afraid to go home
afrei to be away from horn‘erept up
to a large gentleman with an aggressive
stomach and an obtrusive watch chain,
and said : "Plef.se;sir buy a penny Pa
per?'
The big gentleman' was lolling iu a big
chair tilted back against the; front, of a bi
Intel. He glowered at the' little boy, and'
grabb:4l him by the arm :
•.`, Look here, you little rascal, what do you
speak iu that kittenish way for ?' That won't
sell papers. That woul sell anything ,
Why don't you speak right up and sing it
out, • Hero's your penny paper Yell it:
Then people will think you've got soma
thing.Your sneaking little please, sir,'
won't catch on in this loud world. Peihaps
you are half-starved at home. Maylia you
are licked. But don't bring that out into
the istreets. It won't help you any. Bo
biave and cheerful. Rustle round, little fel-
-low, and'ehirp it bold, and sometime you
wiU be a Min with a sheep farm or a'silver
mine, or strike it in` Congress. Here, how
ninny have' you got?' Three, eh? Well,
here's a half dollar for 'em ; and _don't you
gm mew round any more.. Miring don't
catehmice."—Ciasinnati Saturday night.
Heartily Beeolystended
Don't.condemn a good thing because yon
hove been deceived by worthlew;nostsums.
Parker's Ginger Tonic has cued many in
this section of 'nervous disorders, and we
recommend it heartily to such sufferers.--
CAUSE OP CHILLS AND FEVER.
Speaking of the prevalence of malaria, the
Correspondent of the Hartford Tithes says:
Professor Chandler, the head of our New
York Board of Health, long ago undertook
to find out exactly 'what produCed chills and
what remedies could be applied at the root
of the disP:. • e—quinine was t all very , well, but
the sight of a whole people &slag them
selves for n trouble unknown • fon years
ago and evidently due to some error of mod.
ern life, was not pleasant. So I tters were
sent to }physicians all around Ne York and
the united wisdoth of the professio brought
into play. _ The verdict was, on the part of
the City sewer gas coming into_houses
through imperfect drains and pipcis.: The
country doctors found the chief cause of evil
in the proximity of cess-pools and wells:
The result of the wide publication in New
York of reports upon malaria and the sadden -
fashion among physicians of attributing at
most every 'ailment from birth to death it:
malaria, has given rise io a new profession
—that of Sanitary; Engineer—and added a
business to the City's industry, before the pe
culiarities of which
• plumber turns pale
kith envy. • -
A Varied Performance.
Many_wonder how Parker's Ginger Tonic
can perform such varied cures, thinking it
essence of ginger, •whe i n.-in fact it is made
from valuable . medicines:A: which act bene
ficially on every diseased organ. „ .
THE " JOG*" SLAUGHTER" COACH.-
Among the coaches being brought up into
Montana from the Black Hills country by
Gilmer ik Salisbury, there is one built on the
old Concord style and lined with plate iron,
which was used to carry the treasury box iu.
Ou one side of this coach there are ten buck
shot holes, made by a party of robbers in
the Spring of 1867:- The coach has been
namod "Johnny Slaughter," the name of
the driver who was shot from a box at that
time and killed.
.The robbers failed, how
ever, to recover the treasure, as the driver
fell from the seat, and the horses, * which
were going fast, mu into the station before
stopping., If this coach could talk it could
tell many interesting adventures during the
early mining days of'the Black Hills.—ffeat
Lake City Tribune.
Sparkling ;Eyes.
Rosy cheeks and clei.r complexion only
accompanying good health. Parker's Ginger.
Tonic .bettet than anything, makes pure*
r
rich bl and, brings health, joyous spirits,
streo and beautr. -- 7=Ladies try it.
8az0.7 ~---
• iery 1.11:4.—Mr. S. S. Co; of Austin,
who is not vnry accurate in his speech; has
a very precocious boy named Sammy, whose
manners and ways are - very objectionable, so
mucli:so that the father became very. much
excised a few days ago and, without think
ing ;*hat he said, rebuked Sammy : in the
folliiVing words "You miserable little
scamp, I should think you would know liy
observing my conduct what things are not
proper and decent." And then he wonder
ed why everybody in the rooia laughed.—
Texas Siftings.
Annoyance Prevented
Gray hairs arer honorable but their prema
ture appearance is annoying: Parker's
''Hair Balsam prevents the annoyance ..by
restoring the youthful color. :*
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PHENOL SODIQUE.
Proprietors: Wl= & Plutioteiphia.
DiTIAISAIST it ill Wed for all kinds of *WM; relining
pain instantly, and rapidly healing the wounded parts.
Cairn prompt and pavionunit rebel in BURNS. SCALDS.
CHILBLAINS, VENOMOUS STINGS or'SITES. CUTS
and WOUNDS of every description.
leressw.w.r.—le is invaluable in CHOLERA, YELLOW
TYPHUS. TYPHOID. SCARLET. and other FtlYrin
In NASAL CATARRH. Feu! Discharges from the EAR.
OZ/ENA, Afeetions of 4h. ANTRUM, and CANCEROUS
AFFStPTIONS, it b a boost to Sethi Physician and Patent.
For SICK-ROOMS, and all IMPURE and UNHEALTHY
LOCALITIEAIRed to ',repent the spread IV CONTAGION,
II is the kit DISINFECTANT known.
Whiner's introduced it establiihea itself as s .fasorat
DOMESTIC REMEDY. "
toik arcauscum AND Ginn!. WERCHANDiSeifiALLRIL.
AGENTS! AGENTS! AGENTS!
For GEN. DODGE'S bran' new book, entitled
Thirty-Three
- Years Among
OUR WILD INDIANS]
troc record of the Authors TAirty-Teeee ream Pereetel
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This sew work ins it Gam robecribed for by Pniiiett
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seplets with thrilling experiences of thetAuthor, and of fa
mous &mats, Trappers. Cow-boys, Miners, Border irati:n
ete, vividly portraying Life in the Great West uit ht ,,, C i 4.
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othrts 10 to 1. No covet:aim Agents avera;mi 10 to *0
orates • day. We vent 1000 mere heats it: once.. Ex
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went isadditioi for • 3 cent stamp. Address the sole pules,
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ASBURY PARK
NEW JERSEY:
NORTH END HOUSE
C. T. SMITH., Manager,
(former]; of the Ward House.)
' This house occupies the finest location in the
Park* Onl7 200 yards from the beach. Full and
unobstruitetkview of ocean, , =meat-
CANCERS CURED
AT CRANE'S CANCER INFI%
MARY, ADDISON, N. Y.
' EDNDILIDS OP 1131100N8. "our all parts of
the world have been cured of this much dreaded
dMasse sad are now living witnesses that they
have been rescued from a terrible and untimely
death. Doctors. Ministers had the Poor treated
Free. Write Ma Cirmilarsiving full particulars.
Address Drs. G. CRANE A ItUall BROWN
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Reasons- Why they-are Preferred ,ta AU
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Item:attest j
necianae they possess an the merit of the
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ears thereto the nowly discovered powerful sad
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Second. • '
Because they are s genuine pteirinuenticalprep.
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Because they ere tbo plasters that mane
pain at once. .
Because they will poldtively taro diseases whlelt
other remedies will not even relieve;
. • Mau
imam over 15000 physicians jai draggles tarn
voltduartly testified that they are =puke to all
other plasters or medicines for external wig,
Strata •
&ewe the menufactnrent bill e received the
only medals over riven for porous planters.
Bensois Come', Porous fluid
SEABURY & JOHNSON,
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head, cures Nervous Headache and subdues
Chills and Fever. In Chronic Catarrh it dela:mei
the nasal passages of. foul—mucus, restores the
sense of smell, testa and hearing when affected,
frees the head, throat and bronchial tubes of
Offensive matter, I sweetens and purifies the
breath, stopi the - cough and s arrests the prog
res. of catarrh towards consumption.
,One bottle Radical Cure, one box .Catarrhal
Scilvent and Sanford's Inhaler, one pack
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W Ten years' experience. -
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the Patent Office as to the patentability of an in
vention - rams. Send sketch -or model of the de
vice and a report will be made al to the probe.
bility of obtaining a patent.
^Special attention given to rejected applies.
tions in the hands of others.
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Vermont ; Hon. David Davis and Gen. John A.
Logan, of Illinois ; Hon. Benj. H. of Geor
gia; Hon. L.Q. C. LaMar, of hikes; lion. S. H.
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HAVING REMOVED HIS
CLAIM AND
THE RIGHTS OF TRAVELERS.
• The decisibb, just reporfoi, of the Nest York Cant of Appeals in thelAuerbaoh case
is fulled interest for those libidos by rail
who avail thethselves, as's° many do in atm•
mar, of- "limited" or exetirsiontickets. The
plaintiff, Mr. Auerbach, of St. Louis, bought
a coupon ticket to Now York which bore up
/mks face the condition that the purchaser
&mild "use it on or before September 26,
1877." In the course of his journeying Mr.
Auerbach used up one coupon after anotheae;
ban he found himself. on the afternoon of
the 26th, On the New York Central triiin; at
Rochester with the coupon from that city to .
New York. - Tho coupon was accepted atidi
punched by the Conductor as the several sta.
Lions were passed where that duty is' per.
formed, until the teeth reached Hatlhon
shortly after midnight. Tho conductor then,
declared that the ticket was no longer
valid;
demanded fare for Ufa rest of the trip, i and
'upon Anerbach's refusal, put him off.
Thereupon he brought snit for damages; and
it is the final decision in his faVor the report
- of which has just been published. Thu
.court holds that the " use " of the ticket on
the*fternoon of the 2Gth, when he offered it
to the conductor, was the " use" contem.
plated by the restriction. When this evil,
deuce that he had paid his fare was pre,
widest the ticket had performed its office!
If the ompany meant by its limitation that
the pissenger mtist finish his journey before
the expiration of tho day Axed, they should
have said so. '
The chief interest in this decision is, of
course, that it settles the law—so tar, at
least; as New York is concerned—and np.
.prises ticket buyers what their rights aw—
n is interesting, however, in another aspect.
It tends to revive the, con fi dence of the pea
e•
pie in thollfashioest, theory, concerning
which they have been driven into doubt,
that " theiaw is the perfection of common
smite." The decision is so palpably a com
ment; sense one that it is not easiy to see
how,an intelligent railroad conductor could
have cited any occasion for making it.
PILES
Piles are frequentlr preceded. by a sense
of weight in the back,.loins and lower part
of the abdomen; causing the patient to sup
pose he has some affection .of the kidneys
or neighboring organs. At times,. symp
toms of indigestion are preient, as Satiiency,
uneasiness' of the stomach, etc. A moisture,
like/perspiration, producing a 'very disa
greeable itching, particularly , at night after
getting warm in bed, is a very common at
tendant. c lntenial, External and: itching
Piles yield at once to the application of Dr.
Bosanko's Pile Remedy, whkh acts directly
upon the parts affected, absorbing the Tu.+
more, allaying the intense itching, and eft:.
fecting a - permanent cure where all othei,
remedies have failed. De - not delay until'
the drain on the system produces perma
nenkdkability, but try it and be cured.
Price.,;,so cents. Ask your druggist for it,
and when you can not obtain it efliim, wo
will send it, prepaid, on receipt of price.'
Address The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co.'
Piqua, Ohio Sold by C. B. Porter, Ward
House Drug Store.. • jaly27ly.
OLD TIMES IN NEW ORLEANS.
A number of gentlemen were discussing,
the Farland-Addison duel and trial in front
of the Lindell last evening. One the party
was Mr. J. A. Lewis, an old gentleman, at
present visiting this city, but whO has lived'
most of his life .in Now Orleans and the
vicinity. ".I tell'you," said Mr. Lewis, ad
dressing the crowd in general, " I am an old
Southerner, but you will never hear mit f)mt
ing about high-stning Southern Chivalry. I
think that the practice of 'fixing a quarrel on
a man and then kpling'him in a duel because
the code says he ranst fight and you are-.a
better shot than he is has as many elements
of murder and as few of Chivalry in it as any
crime that I now recall. But this has been
the principle upon which many, of the duels
which I remember have been run.! New
Orleans is not so lively now, but twenty-five
years ago it was a pretty
. gay place.' The
St. Louis Hotel, now used as the State
House, was the fashionable reedit for, mon.
'eyed men;, cotton, and sugar brokers, law
yers, politicians, and 'slave dealers, most of
them .professional duelists: In Winter,
nearly all the rich planters of Louisiana and
Mississippi bivight their families , to- New
Orleans and li ved at the St. Binds and' St.
Charles hotels. 'The French Opera Honed'
was packed every evening with beautiful .
• women, ;resplendent with dress and dia.
monde, and accompanied by husbande,
brothers, fathers, and lovers, a gay ,tpreng,'
with en average of two duels to every - Opera
night " Three evenings in 'the week, after
the opera, an immense swinging • &Or . WEIS'
let down- over the parquette, ' and dencing
was kept up until dawn. . Stich was -the
state of society at the time that it was the
universal custom at the most select balls and
parties to require every gentleman ie l be
searched for concealed weapons in the dress
ing-room before entering the ball rooni.-
Bt. Louis Post Despatch.
'ONSVMPTION.
It is said 'that 50,000 people die annually
in the United States alone from this disease.
In some sections of
.the country one death
in every three is from Consumption. This
can be, and should be avoided; our people
aro too careless about an ordinary cough or
cold, and other symptoms of throat and
lung affections that lead to this diiease.
You should arrest it while .it is in the germ.
Two or three doses of Dr. Bosanko's cough
and Lung Syrup_ ill relieve an ordinary
cough or cold. It does not dry up a cough
like many preparations on the market and
leave the disease behind it, but acts directly
on the throat and bronchial tubes, remov
ing all the phlegm and morbid matter that
accumulates, in the throat and lungs. It,
allays all irritation,.and renders the voice'
clear and distirMt.' Sold by C. B. Porter's
Ward House Dr* Store. july27ly.
STEALING BAGGAGE.
The American baggage syStem, admiiablo
as it is, in comparison with the no system of
some Europeah conntries,ris not wholly proof
against fraud. Some years, ago there. was,
math • complaint among , passengers bound
for Saratoga, that checks Ivere 'transferred
from valuable to worthless trtudni whil4 they
were being moved from the main line of the
'New York 'Central Railroad to the side track..
Watchfulness on the 'part of the - officials
soon put an end to the fraud. Something of
the same kind has been
,itracticed in 4 the
White Mountain regions where trunks lie
around lOose on platforms. The Dayton
'Journal says a Daytoniait in the mountains
lately heard the baggago people call out 411,
assigning it to Roston- . As this was the
number he held, and he /did
,not want his
frank to go there, he protested. His nest
diicovery was that 411 was attached not to
, but to a small one of whiCh ho
e nothing. After*chluss he proved
roperty in thp large' trinik by hulocking it,
*previously deicribing its contents and
thus showed that some rascal had: planned
to get a better stored trunk than his - 1:413.
Vim:bine/A Gazette.
"
Walnut Leaf Roo Restorer.
It is entirely different from all others. • It
is;mi clear as water, and, as its name indi7
cates, is a perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer.
It will immediately free • the head from all
dandruff, reitore gray hair to its natival
color, and prOduce a now growth where it
has ellen off. It does not in any manner'
affect the health, which Sulpher, Sugar of .
Lead and Nitrate cif Silver, preparations
have done. It will change light or faded
hair in a • fini days to a beautiful , glossy
brown. Ask your drUggisti for it. ' Each
bottle is warranted. Slant, Huai& Co.,
Wholesale Agents, Philadelphia, and C. N.
Carrnocroa, New York:
June, 1,-1882
. $
A HAM U iu —P pber Emerson
exclaimed, "Aim high." Genera Jackson
e4dated, Aim low." Young man, if you
t to hit•the tight spot just attend a meet
ing of Spiritualishi and strike a happy me
dium.--N. F. Commercial "Member.
Remedy Known, to .11atti'i
,
sarAGENTS WONTED "el l '
y 77 West 3d St.; New Yiirk City., - Druggists !sell it.
Remedy•fOr l itheumatisnu - • - -
1
_Dn. Cnasulioussos • A abort trial of your: Indian Mood :flop ! 4 igio r el ' veil ma Bed fo rd gnat ' fo r'll47l .
Itheunistiam. It is the best medicine I ever wed . JOHN "PISIEL.
PHELPS' 1111El01ailt
Taken internally cures Acute Rheumatism, Chronic Rheumatism, Inflam
Rheumatism, Sciatic" Rheumatism, Scrofuletic Rhenmatism, Syphilit
. Rheumatism, Whiskey Rheumatism, Rheumatic; Gout and
- . Rheumatism of the Heart. Prepared only by
JOHN H. PHELPS, ' Pharmacist, Scranton,
NO THE PUBLIC.—I owe my life to Phelps' Rheumatic Elixir. Eloritig the put fliteeri years I
Lave spent over a thou, and dollars for treatment of Itheumatlainoand Wafer received any permit.
neat benefit, until I took, the Phelps' Elixir. I consider it the best rhafimatio remedy ever , o ff ered
to the public. "spectrally, GEO. E. -HOYT, Mlan Avenue. Scranton. Pa.
The Phelpi' Rheumatic Elixir for rue has always acted like a charm. I think this fall it cut
short' seven attacrof-.llhentnatistn. I can 'endorse the remed y either as reventive or cure.
• ,0. W P Glenburn, PY
114022.-1/141. G. W. Palmer is the motbcr of Hon. H. W. Palmer. of Williesbarre, our present State
Attorney General.] 1 -
Bz"/"1". Ps., July 9.1'181.
Mr. John phelpa, Sc'ranton, Pa.—Please send me two dose# Phelps' Rheumatic Elixir a* soon
as possible. I haveeold all I bad.- -Mr. D. J. Godahalk, editor Bethlehem Dant Times, is hatintit.
Ho says I could tell)ny customers that it was the ' , boas " medicine for rheumatism.
r - Years, tic., E. T. ra'ERS, DrOggiat:
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. • In this vicinity is
,now being enlO for, the teltt. money by
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Mo - .E: -1-1.08 EN.-FIELD
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THE yu l y BEST m A c HINE OIL ;
FOR - °
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Mills, hreshers, Mowers, Churn PoWerS
Sewing Machines, &c.
BY THE PINT, QUART, - -
GALLON or pARAEL.
Specitd prices in 5 and 10 gallons and 1:171. lots.
At the old reliable Cash Drug Store, - '
Or. H. C. Porter & Son,'
COrner Main and Pine Streets Towanda, Pa.
HUMPHREY. ,;BROS. &
Mannfactnters Ana Wholesale. De , ..ders in all kinds of
MEN'S, BOYS. WOMEN'S. KISSES AND CHILDREN'S .
.BOots,.:shoes - ,l3ubbOrs,&c
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CORNER MAIN AND ELIZAt i tETI-I STREETS,
Xlb ,
8100
; ,the Stomach;Ver, Bowehi, itidneyti Skin
,lionS testify to its efficacy la healing_ the above
and pionounce it to be'the
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BOYS AND
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TO NV .0 A
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ma
minty
CHILDREN
:-.-ITEINS OP INTEREST... .
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trrestlair' parte Culled &eau !ere awl
' Tkerc. • '
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7-4Tesas ti5'437,000 strum miles desti.
ute'd intaMitazitic
--;The diterence—Vghthouses are better
eppieciated by'Tani than actors.
-43106 t of the 900 inmates of the Creorgi l k
immue Asylum ere said to be - there through
the itgencY of strong drink.
Beriin'butcher who named one. of
his products the Newark sausage has been
areM m ted for insulting the grout! statesman.
‘--kk Glasgow pipes says of a recent ser
mon preached before the Queen that "the
preacher 'feoli - his usual length, the evangel
ical keytime of half an hour."
L- 'Venezuelan centennial celebration
will b l egin July 24, 1883, the anniversary of;
the birth of the great liberator. General Bol.:
ivari and 'will end,on tho 2d of August.
—He hastily married the rich foundry,
man's datighter, thinking tho old man would
soou:welt. The, old man, as might have
been expected, immediately gavo him a blast.
—eortrier-Jourant.
mt'ory
conscientious man living near spring.
held; Blass., Who is at once postmaster and
drnigist of his town, asked an applicant for,
Pa;
a postage stamp on Sunday "if itivas
sari to ILSO it that day."
—The nobility
,which was created in
France by Napoleon I, is akuco extinct.
These soldiers and functionaries who became
dukes and princes by the - grace of Napoleon
lire& fast and died out rapidly.
—A citizen' of Ettuututsville, is the
owner of a musical hen, which is iihnost Ahe
equal of the' mocking; bird in imitatini,
'sounds. It insitstes to perfections troo frog,
the American cuckoo, or rain bird, and the
icaneatk, Guinea fowl.
, Pa
—Austin, Nevada, is happy in the posses
sion of a wild animal that j balls and eats all
the domestic cats. , It is called a carcajou.
It is said to resemble a small cinnamon bear
A few of the creatures would be heartily wel
comed in this vicinity. •
correspondent asks : " What time in
the year do the days begin to shorten r
When you haves note in the bank. A nete
in the bank is the great annihilator of time.
The days are crowded together in thin lay
ers; and the nights are like a smear from
the:Necking brush.—Arkan.saw Traveler.
Now and 'then a lucky find .in the gold
mines reminds California of the palmy days
In the early history of the country. . 1 A shirrt
time sines, one of the owners of a mine -at
Eaile cid& with a hammer and chisel cut
out one solid lump of gold worth $2,700.
In the course of a few minutes he took $lO,
000 ont-of one ledge.
Two countrymen from ' Onion Creek
came to an Austin lawyer, to consult about
bringing a joint suit aping a lawyer. The
first grangerbegan to tell the lawyer the
cause of the trouble, emlellistiing it rather
liberally... "Don't tell him . any. lies; Mai,"
interrupted the other; " his business to
put in the Tres. You will get him confused
if you go mixing your lies wih his. l -f-Tex.
as;l3(fting& "
,
• The ruling passion among the inhabi
tants of some natal districts seems to be the
desire to attend all the funerals far and
near.: One obi farmer in an oat-of-the-way
diidrict of Maine walked four miles .to a
Loaning and then made a carping critic of
himself after his return by informing his
wife that it wouldn't bare paid her to, base
gsidie, for 'twas.the "slinanyht corpse" he
o'er did see. • '
air
—Clergymen n the 707eistern country seem
abundantly abktcto take cure of themselves.
The latest instaii:co is most startling. The
4ey. J. P. Lay, 4 ; of Memphis, being inter
rupted in his sermon Sunday, week by an
Into excommunicated' member, submitted
to several breakings.in, whop, descending
from.the pulpit, he telaboxed the enemy,_
until it was necessary to - send him' to • the
Hospital, and then resumed hie presentation
Of the gospel of ; peace.
-The meanest thief in the world is the
one in Wheathinds, Cal., who,; having . gone
to a camp meeting, requested , the Rev. Mr..
Strobel' to come end pray for; him and his
family, and upon the clergyirn accompany
ing him a short distance fropi . ;,the camp , for
the purire, compelled him, at the muzzle
Of a pistol, to deliver over his watch and
chain and the little Money helled about him.
Unfortunately, the fellow escaped with his
pander. ,
•
-While Minting for cattle in Langdale
county, J. d. Brown found
emall log shanty about 8x10; covered with.
slabs split from bass wood, which looked 1111
if it had been built eight or tie years. trp4
Icni lifting a slab from the roof and looking
in he found the skeleton of a man, an old
I •
axe and an old rusty gun, the Stock of which
;was nearly eaten off by pOrcu pines. All ap
pearances go to indicate that some hunter
'or trapper perished in that secluded spot.
—The Newfoundland fishermen catch
ebout $7, 000,000 worth of cod , every year,
'rind how thoroughly the fish lis utilized is
thus stated in a letter . from St. Johns :
1-;" Every part of the . cod is useful ; the
lead fried is an esculent dairdy—a +kind of
compound of sweetbread 'and calves' foot
jelly ;
_the tongue cut out andlnicely brown
,ed in the frying pan is an imploved imitation
_Of the fried oyster,: the skid. i used for fine
glue, the sounds are d eaten orinado into the
isinglass of the co ok book, the Norwegians
I
grind up the bones for tattle iO, and the
'French buy the spawn for bai ting their ear
liue grotinds."
—The color line : There i a deplorable
:split in the Austin Blue Light Colored Tab.
'erne le. A visiting clergyman, who is chap
:lido to a colored militia company and much
'veryto using military phrases, preached a
very eloquent sermon, in which he contin
wily repeated the words,'" I tells yer, bred
leren and 'Astern, hold fast to. yer balms."
iAbout a dozen very dark "cistern'' left the
}sacred building, leading out their light, sad:
'die-colored children. One. of them, who
i was as black as the ace of spades, was heard
ito remerk, Hit's pretty late in de day for
dat pasture to be preaching dat ar strange
14oetrine- to an Austin cullud . congregation."
J . -4'oms Siftings.
—Picking berries is a somewhat 'tiresome
business,; and the resulting profits from sales
lare not large : hence, owners of land upon
which thiii fruit grows will be interested in
learning of the expedient of the owner of
1 huckleberry kwainp in Michigan, who was
too lazy or too shrewd to do the work bf
I Picking 'himself. Being overran with alien
;pickers who stole the fruit i he obtained
proofs of their identity and instituted suits
1 against them for trespass. . Most of them
were willing to settle their cases by payment,
lof from to $5, and the frugal and crafty
husbandman found himself in a short time
1 , possessed, 'without effect, of a huger sum
Ithan his entire crop of
.berries would have
been worth. •
TUNITY
rments
TRACY
El
FREE OF
By calling at C. B. Porter's Ward House
;drug store, you can get a sample bottle of
Dr. Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup
i which will relieve the most obstinate Cough
or Cold, and-show, you what. the regular 50
:cent size-will do. When troubled with
Asthitia, Bronchitis, Dry, Hacking Cough,
iPaimilikthe Chest, and all diseases of , the
Throat and Lungs, try a sample bottle of
this medicine. , ju1y271y...
•
Bo! Wno Ram as PAPZIL —An .`
• • iv boy who bad been reading a humor.
ous paper, remarked to his father, who was
!Irk fhe AM, " Mulling" wheat:
" 7X :i tap,
Why does cradle cut un • 7"
"Because reckon," ; replied the old
imam. No,". mid the boy; "because it
goes ageism the grain." The old man drop.
!pad the cradle, went to the house and sent
;the following .to the humorous
paper;
I "Stop sandhi' that sheet to my boy: He
didn't bare; much sense in the fast Alice,
but now bies gone.assy."—Arkarisas
ekr.
Or -
uubled
.used by
times it
kin aepar-,
*ring great.
rurchate4
your remedles:4.od Cuttcuri lasoltent inter•
sally, an&Cuticurs Soap externally. and in less
i Rc
than three months e ffec ted a complete cues, and
has not been tronbl \ since.. Corroborated by
Collard k Foster.,D gglats, Rune, N. U. •
MOTHER DIED PROM 'IT. ..
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4.1 v. Seams, Neisrk, Ohio, says: "Cuticura
Relnedies are the greatest medicines on earth.
fled the worst cue dolt rhuem in:this country.
My mother had It twenty years, and in fact died
from it. I believe Cuticura would have saved
her life. .My arms, breast and head were cov
ered for three years, which nothing relieved or
cured until I used the Ciiticura Resolvent
(blood pi:miller) internally, and 'Cuticura and
Cuticura Soap externally, _
PIAOB2S/S. - . , . ' ..L
H. E. rpeider, jig., Henderson, N., Y.
cured of rissis or Leprosy, of twenty years
standing. by theenticurs Resolvent internally,
and Curlews, and Cuticula Soap externally.
the most wonderful cue on record. Mire certi
fied to before a justice 'of the peace and promi
nent citizens. il k il 'filleted with itching and
scaly diseases should send to us for this testi
monMl in Inn.
SALT RHEUM.
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These who have experienced the torments of
Saltßheum cat' appreciate the agony I endured
for years, unill cured by theCuticurs Resolvent
internally, and Cuticurwiloap externally:.
31as.111w. Prxxiworox, Sbaz, - ,on. Wis;
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CIITICURA • - , '• -
. ,..
and Cutieura Soap externa ll y ,and Outicurs Re
solvent internally will positively Cure every
ie ) .o
species of Humor, from a Co itime Pimple to
Scrofula.; Trice cl caldron. small
large boxes. 41. puticura liesolv t, $1 per
bottle., piticiara Soap, 25c., Code to Shaving
Sosp.lse. ,;gol d by all druggists. j
Depot, iNV EIS 14 . : POTTER. Boston, Mass.
A'4 4.1
GINGER TONIC
A Sipertatire Runk and Streigtb Restorer.
/f too are a mechanic' or farmer, worn out with
overwork. or a mother run down by family or house
hold duties try PARKER'S GINGER TONIC.
If you are a lawyer, minister, or business marten
, boasted by mental strain ortuntionicares, do not take
intoxicatingstimulants,butuse Parker's Ginger Tonic
If you have Consumption, Dyspolsia, Rheuma.
ism, IZidney Complaints, or anyolilorder of the lungs,
stomach. bowels, bilpCl or DerVCS.PARKER'S GINGER.
Toxic will cure you. his the Greatest Blood Purifier
Aid tha Best aid Sanest Coast Cure Eirer Used.
• If you are wasting away from age, dissipation or
any di ,
or weakness and require a stimulanttake
Gmcna Tonic at once; it will anyigorate and build
you up from the first dose but wiftever intoxicate.
It has saved hundreds of lives e. it may save yours.
CillTlOtit—ltdoso 111 rabotitutes.Nrkees Mir? T 0214 te
composed of tho but retoedlot mends ia *work!, and hattintly.
difkTeßt honk Proßarailour Of ginger alma Stud tot circular to
no= I Co.. N. Y. tee, I St slid, at dieters to drys.
GREAT SAVING lICTOG DOLLAR SUS
FLORESTON
Its rich and lasting fragrance has made this
delightful perfume exceedingly popular. There
k nothing like It. Insist upon having nom*.
sou Cos posus and look for signature of
• da4C 6 2 7. • • 4 3 4/ &
ea every bottle. A.y areal* ier dealer be seehil4
ova emly you. SS and 15 cent dam
LARGE SAVING BUYING lie. V2E.
COLOGNE.
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
Is sure in its effects, mild in its action as it does
not blister, yet is penetrating and powerful to
reach every deep seated pain or to remove any
bony growth or other enlargements, inch as
apseins: splints, curbs, callous, sprains, swell=
lugs and any lameness and all enlargements of
the foints 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 need, acting mild and
yet certain in its effects.
fiend address for Illustrated- Circular which
we think gives positive proof of its virtues. No
remedy has ever met with such unqualified uc
cess Wont knowledge, for beast as well a man..
Priciisl per bottle, or sii bottles for $5. AU
Druggists have it or can get it for lon, or it will
be sent to any address on receipt of price by the
proprietors, Da. B. J. Ersysm. & Co:._ Enos
burgh Falls. Vt.
Sold by all Druggists.
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'ESTABLISHED IN 1565.1
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.:.HOWARD-A. SNOW,
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Solicitor of
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AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
631-F SPREETII. W.. WASHINGTON, D. C..
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(Successor to Gilmore, Smith & Co..*_s
" Chipman, Homier & Co.) '
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Patents procured upon the same plan which
was originated and successfully pralcticed by the
above-named firm.
Pamphlet of sixty pages sent tit)dn iecetp t o
itamp. Inova I
NATHAN TIDD,
(Suinessor to M!;,McKean,)
DEALER IN
PITTSTON, WILKESBARRE
AND LOYAL SOCK
0 0 A to
FOOT or PINE STREET, NEAR (*VEX HOUSE.
TOWANDA, PA.
RE• LOW EST FRIOES FOR OABII. -SS
The patronage of my old . Mends and the pnbl
•enerally is solicited. osep:i
DR. JONES' CREAM CAMPHOR, IS THE
NAME of the popular Liniment that cures
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Swollen or Stiffener
Joints, Frost Bites. Pain in the %ace, Head o
Spine, Chopped Hands, Bruises, Sprains, Burns.
Mosquito Bites, Sting or Bite of an insect.
Poison Vines, etc., for Man or Beast
Always reliable, and almost instantan•
eons in its relief. Having an agreeable odor it
is pleasant to apply. Sold y all druggiits
Price 23 cts.
N. B.—This Liniment received a Prise Medal
at the State Tali. 1879.
ABA JONES, Prop'r. 319 N. 3d St., Phila., Pa.
-Jan. 13, 6-m.
*RS 1. V. STEDGE,
Manufacturer of and Dealer :n
HUMAN HAIR
• GOODS.
UCH As WIGS, BANIREAUX, the poilnlar
Chatelaine Braid,
lA4A*WWftIP tr,47l77l:flutoWlOl
Attention at* to COMBINGS
soots ime way.
SWITCHES from $1 upwards. Also Agent tor
Hunter's Invisiblo Face Pol - ,der,
Madam Clark's Corsets, and
Shoulder Brace Elastics.
arParticular attention paid to dresidmr ladies
West their homes or st be of business,
Ter Visas is Bphlesol store.
nefill•ar Via. D. V, nuns,
Use Law enact & Martin's
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For CsOMBILOOLDS SORE TIM •AT BRONCHI= 1 .`..3711:::: :
- M ONIA COHBUNIRTION,DIsevesesof -THROAT, CH 9 6T .r 1 : ''d i.:". .'
, a i nu always; tietin ore of 1:. . -•-- .
• - T Illigigiiilizilm •- .•
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I . . twine p brand - Yauccu, stages. and at 1 dlset4;e4 of t:e.; 71; :'
and LUNGS, but tt hat never been So Advantageously e‘hn pounded Wi in Co; '1 . 0!.1•, ,
EYE. Its soothing Ballade properGes afford - tg diffusive stlmulanVand t:,l,:z! t., i„ ,
system after the cough has been relieved. 7 Quart size bottles, Price $l.OO. - • . .
gLyzul9,N 1 PnoptbeoltrlrVobilMirhZ!ar VI I V . 4 . / vi ( ' l l, l . l y i ,
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li r vad
permits ft to be
lITITIWITT SPECIAL TAX Oil LICENSE. .
The TOW, R O C AND: RYE CO., Proprietors, 41 River St., Chicago , i fi
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• ' : 1 - • IS
ONE MORE
PICTUCCALLERY
IN TO %WANDA.
.
G. H. WOOD & - CO
will open their Tiew Gallery in
Patton's Block,
• .
on, the First Monday of April, Having „fitted up
entirely new, with the beat of !Detriments, we
are prepared to make
Tintypes, 4 it one sitting, all for 56 ets.
in neat enveloves, 10 for .1.00. Copying of all
kinds of Photograph. and Stereoscopic and large_
view work done at' this gallery, - -
dive us a canted we will try ant satisfy pia
in price and : quality,. ma: itie
. .
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
Is sure to cure Bpsvina, Splmt's,
•urb. &c. It removes.all unnatuMi
enlargements. DOF:s 3102 lILI/ITYII.
- 'll Has no °gull .for si3y lameness. on' 4 4 beast or man. It bas cured hip. hint
•!.; • lameness ins person who had 'sof
' . ' fared 1& years.
frost-bites
cured rh s ui32l-
- tisu,• 'corns, frost-bites or and
.at or haleness. It has no equal for
say blemish on hoxces. Send far-illustrated
circular giving post-wiz FRC')V. Price $l. - ALL
DRUGGISTS have it or can get it hr you. Dr. B.J.
Kendall & Co.. Proprietors,. Ituosourgh Falls,
VermOnt. 11. C. Poirrza,. Agent. Towanda. Pa.
BESTbusinese now before the public. Ton
can make mony totter at work for us
than. at anything else. Capitol not
needed. We will start you. $ll a day and up
wards made at home by the industrious. Men,
women, boys and girls wetted everywhere , to
work for us. Now blithe time., You can work t n
spate time only or give your whole time to 'cue
httainvas, You can , live at home and do thew ork,
No other business will pay you nearly - as weal,.
No one can fall to make enormous ray oyn
gaging at.once. Costly Outfit and terms fre .
, t,
Mouey made fast, easily sod honorably. ,
Address, Taut & Co:, Augusta, Mime. , .
Dec 16-Iyr
Yota.nped not I)ie to iVin
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•1 1 N THE . •
MUTUA ENDOWMENT.
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AND )- •
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A.C:InNT AS.I"3:IA.TION
Ottilath9 N. T
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'You receive r one-half of your insurance, Lc
cording to.tho American Liie Table,.when two
thirds of your life 'expectancy is finished—for
illustration, a man or woman joining the Asso-
ciation at 36 years of age taking a certificatefor
$2,500, receives $1,275 when a little over 56 yArs
of age, exactly the period in life when a little
financial help is generally,mora' needed than at
any othir time.
BLADES k ROGERS,. -
ljune2tf. •- • - General figents for Penn's.
Stevens & Long
' General:Dealers in
GB:obttitis_,
PRovisroNs,
COUNTRY PRODUCE
liEll
COs• MAIN AND PINE STS
4The did stand of Fox, Stevens & Morcurj-
They invite attention to their complete.
as:oda:tent and very large etoek
Choice New Goods; which they
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f . .
have abiapcon buu4
SPECIAL. ATTENTION GIVEN
And Cash Paid for Desirable
.Kinds
LONG.
MIN
i
o I
QM
HAVE.REMOVED
To their new ;4tore
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To ethr •
PRODUCE TRADE'
oso. 'arum&
Wagons &Carriages
Cheaper than ever at the
' OLD ESTABLISHMENT
JAMES BRYANT,
• - . would
call the atten
tion of FARMERS 'and -
.others to his large and compret,
assortment of
Open Si rrcep Eluggies,i
PL&TFORM WAGONS
. all of his :
ALINUFACTURE two •_•• ,
ranted iu-every pier-'
titular
tieular
Bryant'■ 'Flexible Springs used In sli }littera.
Waiving. The easiest and best in are.
NOW IS YOUR TIME TO DIA!
LoOk at these figures
Two Bested Carriages from
Pinotons, one seated
Top Buggies .....
Open Buggies
Democrat Wagons
Remember that the above are all fully warrant
ed, flit -class or no pay.
Re !ring promptly atttended to, at 25 per cent
into last years prices.
Office and Factory car. Slain and }IL , teeth Sta.
JAS BRYANT-
2410b82.
'=TEIF.
Towahla 5 cl. Store
M. A I IST -wrrzi-i-::Err,
NEXT DOOR Tip FELCII
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'prcpatrcti to of'i•r :L comp;ete assort
Int-rit of. •
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DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
Crockery, Glassware,
!IyIIITE and RECORATEDVIIINA
Latest de s igns and patterns of
MAJOLICA WARE,
• BIRD CAGES,
SATCHELS, &C
. .
For the coming Spring sTrade,
adlif;re i us heretofore to our established
principle''—that a quick sale with a small
profit is heiter - than a slow bne - with a
large profit—and- therefore our prices
in ._,any line of goods - will :compare
favorable with the prices of- any other
house. - -
SEit'We endeavor to sell the best
article: for the least possible money, .
ms~ttLOEWUS & FREIMUTH,
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
JAMES McCABE. -
ETAS REMOVED lILS 'GROCERY lIIISDIESS
THE SOUTII-EAST - CORNER 0? :JAIN
AND BR I IDGE .STREETS, WHERE
• 'IIE :ETAS ESTABLISHED
11.01, et quarter:li'
FOWEVERYTIETN.O LN THE LINE 01
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GROCERIES,POVIBIOI3,
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CA$ll. PAID for Prc.
duce. Fine 13utrEit_ aild Edcs,
a specialty. ' _
' "- EY , -
UM
• THE MOST 'SUCCESSFUL REMEDY ever: dir
covered, salt is certain in its effects and does
not blister. Also excellent for btunan flab
READ PROOF BELOW. •
'FROM T. FOSTEk.
• Youngstown, Ohio, May hith,
Dn. 11..1. KENDALL •tc CO:--I had - a very Tains-
Die Ilambletonian colt which I prized very high*
ly, he had a largo bone spavin on one joint and
a small one on the other which made him Ter/
lame had him tinder the charge of two veteri
nary surgeons which failed to cure, him. I Ell
one day reading the advertisement of Kendall's
Epavin Cure in the Chicago Express, I determia ,
ed at once to try it, and got our druggist , hers
to send for it, they ordered three bottles ;
i too
them all and thought I would give it a thorough
trial, I used it according to directions and th e
fouvth day the colt ceased to be lame, and tbe
•liimps have disappeared. _3 used but one bottle
and :he colts limbs are as free from lumps slid
as Sinooth is any horse in the State; lie is en•
ilrelY'cured. The cure Way So remarkable tbat
I let two of ray neighbors have the remain:Di
Swebotttes, who are now using it.
Very Respectfully,
L. T:TOSTL
E
Kendall's Spavin Cure
MAN F SH.
Patten's Mint, Wult co. . Feb.21..0.
Da.ll. J. KENDAL, Dear ir:— he particalit
cise on which I used your Den 's Spavin txutt
was a malignant ankle up f sixteen months
standing. I had tried many things. bat in vain.
Your - amnia Cue put the foot to the ground
again, and for .the lint tine since butt, in x
sutural position. For a .fliptily liniment it es'
cols anything we ever used.,
Yours trtdy. _
R MM. P. BELL. ,
Flitter of Caarch, Fattens Dills, N.l
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Price $l. per bOttle. or six bottles for V. A ll
Druggists Dave it or an got it for you. or 31 ' 111
be'sent to any address on receipt of price bi iSi
Proprietors. DB. B. J. KENDALL k CO.. Dl"'
burgh MIL Vt. Bold et . .
Dr. 0. C. Porter's Drug Store,
CM
$154 to 1176
t 5
12.1 to V 4
11J
941 to 110