HYPOCHONDRIACS. A Physician in this cmtntry, who Made a ' specialty of neural diseases, devised several years ago, a system of treatment which he' calkd the Rest (_;ure, for patients whose, nervous systems %, are exhausted from over.' work or other ....WS. The sulfererwas taken from separated wholly from her friends,.whioh at- once did away both with old a.ssociatlons and with coddling., She was Font to hed in a sunny, cheerful chamber, in tho rum of a skillful nurse, -and forbidden to mov• hand or foot. She was fed and tended an infant ; well fed, too, - the meals being iiporitddng and frequent. Instead of: exere.,* - she was maniprilatell once or twice a day. ratients who were real sgerersqrose from this treatment strong, fat and rosy. Bat unfortunately there are nervous patients wbo are shams to whom such a regimen would be intolerable. Dr. Dash was sent for once iirhaste to El wealthy woman in New York supposed to be dying, though no phy sician could discoi-er her ailment. She had nut tasted food for days. Her shrieks were incessant, her features livid and pinched as in articulo mortis. Her friends, exhausted by months of nursing, stood waiting to sne her depart. The doc tor made a close examination of the case. She iccognieed him and her eyes gathered intelligence. "I'm dying, drictoi," she moaned - "Nothing of the kind," shortly : " What ails me ?" iahe said, after a kinder shriek. lie looked her steadily iti the eye. "A husband who has too much money," he an swered, briefly. Then, turning to the at tendants, he said, "Take her up, dress her, - and bring her sovc , beefsteak and bread and „knitter." brutally blunt .The treatment was brutally perhaps, but it cured the patient. She never, j how ever, forgive the physician. _ I • Another case was that of a leader °f lash. ion in a . Bouthera city, who came with her suite of 'husband, maids, lap-dog, etc., _to him to be cured, declaring herself "a per fect wreck." For a couple of days he watched her thr %ugh her usual routine ; lolling on a conch through the day,—grwt. tag, shuddering, I.llpless.—then up at night brilliantly dressed for ball or opera. M the result of his watching he ordered her into the hospaiii. andikt her through the nstt' al regimen of IRK absolute inaction, solitude and mau'voulation. ' On the second .!3.y she dressed herself nn. observed, stole or.. Of the house and to the T.tation : and literally ran away, never halting until she was at Orleans`, froth which city she telegraphed for her hasbandand for her clothes. Nervous diseas,s are alarmingly rife. in this countky. Lott there is a nervousness born of idleness, or of fashionable &WO. tion, or of morbid sensibility, which makes victims, not only of the patient, -bid of het family. Many a household is enslaved by these irritable invdids, who do not realize the cause of their nervousness, • and who only need fresh sir, hard, daily work, and regular hours of sleep at night, to cure them of their:lapel& ills. PILL'S Tiles are frequQatly preceded by a sense of weight in the l•ack, loins and lower part of the abdomen, causing the patient to sup pose he has . EQIIIO affection of the kidneys or neighboring or,, , ans. At times, symp toms of indigestion are present, as tlatuency, uneasiness of the stomach, etc. A moisture, like perspiration, producing a very disa greeable itching, particularly at night after getting warm in l'ed, ins very common at tendant. .Intemal, Fa - term" and Itching Piles yield at once to the application of Dr. Bosanko's Plc Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts sffe.cted, absorbing the Tu mors, allaying the intense itching, and ef fecting a permanent cure where all other remedies have failed. , Do not delay, until the drain on the system produces perma nent disability, but try it and be cured. Price, 50 cents. . Ask your druggist for it, and when you can not obtain it 4him, we will send it; prepaid; on receipt tof price. Address ,The Dr. %sank° Medicine Co., Piqua, Ohio. Sold by C: B. Porter, Ward House Drug Store. x july27ly. AS THEY Y'li:SH TO BE SEEN. Nlem and Women ,Who. Delight in Haling Theie PLntogniptis Taken. "'There , are many persons who have. almost a mania fc • seeing themselves photo graphed," a Br....ivitiy photographer said. "I have some cmoomers who come two or three times a j•-;,r. Sometimes they get new negatives and sometimes use the old ones. It is ncl an uncommon thing to print half a dozvn. orders from the same negative for a latiy if we happen 'to get a good picture. 'filen the friends who judge her age by her, pi.liteiwonderut- the ~slight_ change in her nppearsulee., - Thift - r sort -picture is the favorite i foi 'Sending in the country. • tireuet,...iy speaking,,.l, may say that good lookirz'•younin,are our best mist°- , men for repeateci orders. - :Bin if a welkin is not gohd lookii,-; she sometimes makee it up with fashiou , ble dress. I hate some customers who re, photographed in every new bonnet or dr"ss. Most women nowu dais iii:erto be puutographed in their wed ding dreases. "Thetabies av,‘ among :our best Cristo. niens. Mammas who can. afford it have their babies pnotographed often in early years. , A baby changes so much every few months that a sc: 11 pictures soon becomes invaluable. A. ft,utleman Ihowed me the. other day'u full sr: of portraits of his son from ono month to twenty-one years_ old. It inclUdad,all styles, from the old-fashioned daguerreotype the latest, cabinet size. 'Many parents have their Andrea photo. graphed in unifonn imperial or caitie4le visite, size. There is no reason why the poorest persons hnould not keep such records of their children's progress. It is this sort of, trade that furn!shei'business to photo graph .gallerieF'. generally. There is, of course, an immeuse business done in. photo grapiking actressP.;, but that generally falls into the hands of a few galleries." "I think our best customers are men,' an east side ph ? tographer said: "As a rule, the women 'On this ! ,side of town do' more work and have less to spend, for luxu ries than their west side sisters. Sometimes tlieigirbf a'shop will get up clubs to ex change pictures. but then they get the cheapest kind. Sometimes we get , a social club to exchange pictures. That gives ns a good order. Men who are prominent in athletic sports are very fond of having them selves photographedWetake lots of pic tures okboxers, I , ase ball men, and gym nasts. It is a common thing for college. graduating clPcges . to exchange pictures and put , the professors and tutors. - This • makekit nice little album for each one of the "Tgat'wWr hate at least no more, van ity an old operator said, "‘ is concia4ely_provld by the experience of everybody who Ever made a business of pos ing people. A man who thinks he is fine looking ; who pr des himself on his face or his figure, is generally the vainest kind of a - customer. When we get a good picture of such a man we rioter destroy the 'negative, for_we know he 'will be back for inore. There are nregr storekeepers who. give away their phirtas:Whs as advertisements. Men do this'evoi Ogre than women: Stich pie tures" are fussished at wholesale rates.j It is a vanity' which brings -us much .bruniaerts.. There is also mach profit made Irons the pictures of populsrelergymen.: Not only the good-looking young pastors but the more sedate-ones molten to the front of the cam. writ," • ' . FREE OF COST. 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 which will relieve the most obstinate Cough • or Cold, and sliAr you what the regular 50 . • cent size will Jo. When troubled' with Asthma, Bronchitis, Dry, Backing; Cough, Pains in the Ch et, and all diseases': of the Throat and Lungs, try a sample bottle of this medicine. 8 enson .5 -AWARDtD CLapane 'Porous ' ' Plastff .4n e Best Known Remedy for Cackacho or Lamo Back. Rheumatism or Lamo Joints. Cramps or Spraint. Nouralizia or Kidnov Diseases - . -- Lumbaco, Softer° Achos or Pain Fomalo Weal:noes. Are Saperlkorto ell other Plaster.. Are Superior to Pacti. Arc Superior to Liciments. Arc Superior to Oluttnents or Stave-. Arc superior to Electricity or galvanism They Act Immediately. They Strengthen. They Soothe. • •;:! They Relieve Pain nt Once. - • -They Positively Cure 4 • 'Camille Porous Me at UTlO'N...:Frti l vfle been Imitated.. -Po not alloy Fn palm, nit &hoe other sounding . ovate. See that the word !led C-A-P-C-I-N E.,Prire cts. SVISURY. JOHNSON, • stittractiatine.ChetniPtr.. Now MUKE 1/1 7 11EPY AT 11.AsiT. Pr • PROIE/UVS Medicated CORN and BUNION PLASTER. MICROSCOPES TELESCOPES STEREOPTICONS. THERMOMETERS BAROMETERS - Catalogue., as follow, lathe tm application: Part ist—Xathematiml Instruments, Ki pp. Part 2d—Optical Instruments, 188 pp, Part mil—Stereopticons' and Manic Lanterns, bOpp, Part lth—Phyalcal and Chemical Apparahm, 1,98 Part Gat—Meteorological Ins t ruments, Pa pp. & CO.' 4.. 924 CHESTNUT ST. MILAN. OUT THIS ut AGENTS sl5 TO S4O r We have stores inls leading CiV.C3, Nun which our agents obtain their pile:•quk Lly. auk Our Irstetories. and Principal Milers are at Erie, Pa. Send for our New Catalarew and terms to agents Address . M. Ns . LOVELL 312 Laitkawanna Ave SCRANTON..PA. m pHORSEoser n c d ur 2 re s z:Pg: :=1 vuom =mos of "A Treatise on the Horse and his Diseases." It gives the best treatment for all diseases, has 60 fine engravings , showing BOOKpositions assumed by sick horses better than can be taught in any other way, a table showing doses of all the principal medicines used for the horse as well as their effects and antidotes when a 25 poison, . a large collection of at= va-mitnim azcsrers, rules for telling the' age of a horse, with an engraving showing teeth of each year and a large amount of other valuable horse information. Hurdreds of horsemen have pronounced it worth snore than books costing-$5 and $lO. The tact that 200.00i/old in about one year before it was re vised shows how popular the book is. The re• vised edition is wncri moult ;7mamma Sam Ton a cowman. AGENTS WANTED. Dr. J. 11.. Kendall & Co., Emosburgh Falls, Vermont. 111.sr 11-Iyr. Par IH ewe Paley' Cavolalata aid W - • •• amuses to truce best female DePalathlik A *Garble Om Woman. Invented by stWoman -r Prepared bp a Woman. no 9esitall *Gad Ma me, Sties the Dare et Itlitee7 ElPft rewires the droOping spirits, Invigorates and heretelliges the organic functions, gives elasticity and gramme to the step, restores the natural lustre to the' eye, and plods on the pale cheek of woman the fresh roses of iihrespting and early•atunrcier time. rirPhysteiineAlse It and Prescribe It Freely It remove* faintneis, datulency,destroys all craving. for sidnmlant, and rellyres weakness of the stouctich. That feeling of bearinsAleun. Causing 17atn, weight and backache, Li always permanently cured bytes use. For tie env of Kidney esimpialsta ef either aex Ws Cosi:pound Is user god.. "t. LYDIA E. PINKUAWiI BLOOD PURIFIED will eradicate every vestg e g ra ir Stupors from the Blood, and wive tone and h to the system, or scan wonan or child. bidet on ving it. Both the Compeoind and Blood Purifier are prepared at =I and M:!. 'Western Avenue, Lynn, *UM Price of - either, 10. -Els bottles for $5. Bent by Mail lathe form of OK or of lose.nges,, on receipt of price, per bet for errs.' pinkhiun freely answers allletteraof Inge*. Enclose3cistamp. Bend for pamphlet. Tio tams? ebeekl be 'Without LYDIA & PINICTIAWS LIVES PILLS. They. cure eonstipszlon, billoesuess, and llorpktity of tbe Men IS mute per box. iNlrobil by all Druggistiv:64 (1) NEW FIRS • • LANE -) DECKER, • PROPRIETORS -OF Livery and Boarding .Stables Washington Street,.belOiv Main. The beet rigs to be found In Laj stable in .the country, furnished at reasonable rates. Dscirsa will give thehrisizes4 his 'personal attention, and invites his friends to call when in want-of liyery.. -11i' NT. LANE. , . • ED. .ctECKEIL • • leangB2. ~,I. titoi fatiOnti.fank, CAPITAL PAID IN $125,000 t3IIRPLUS FUND 80,000 El This Bank offers unusual facilities for .1 the transaction of .k a general banking business. N. N. BEM. Cashier. ; QUSQUEHANNA COLLEGIATE LA INST/TI7TE. The drat winter term of the twenty-ninth year commences MQNDAY. NO VEMBER 6th. The faculty has been enlarged, buildings thoroughly refitted end bested by steam, 'the accommodatlona Increased, and the school fitted to accommodate its growing patronage. The - attendance „has nearly doubled to seven years. For circulars, catalogue of• other particulars, address the Principe, EDWIN. E. QVINLAR, A. M., • . Towanda, Ps; • 4 • 6 ---NI E DA LS,- TOWANDA A. 308. POWELL, President fob. 1.911. TOG GOOD'FIILLOWS• ..This lorldis full of nebula of men wbo' are popularly known as good fellows. ',They are in every slilk of life, in }pater or less • numbers,. butane specirdly apt tor occupy , political _positions and places of 'trust in moneyed or commercial institutions. The good fellow has many amiable and (Mao ,tire willies. He has & pleasant smile for everybody and a hearty grasp of ' the hand for all his acquaintances, Ho hates to I wound anybody's feelings by saying no to their requests when the word yes is just is easily pronounced. If he is in _politic - 14 he has cigar" and drinks for the boys as often as - they want them. If he is a bank cashier he is ever ready to aceommodite his friends with loans to the full extent of his discre tionary powers without very strict regard - to their financial soundness. Ile dislikes to stop peoples mouthswlihquestionsabmitseenrity. His hum heads the church subscription list and the poor are loud in, their praises of his lib 431*ity. He delights in making .other people enjoy themselves, and on the , whole is a mighty good fellow. So everybody says, and 'what everybody says must be true. And being a good fellow the avenues to place and enjoyment seem to open to him mach mire readily than to common mortals. If he runs for an office he is sure tOei elected. The average voter is extremely fond 4#4,he good feßow. . he is an appli cant Or epublic position he can get more Indorsers. on his petition than Genets] Grunt ( cotdd. Everybody wants to see him prosper, he is such a good fellow. He has no triable in getting casbierships, Confi dential clerkships, treasurership; and in fact any place; of trust or profit he may desire. All roads to prosperity scan to be open and smooth to the good fellow. People who enjoy his acquaintance rarely get envious at his good fortune). either. He is such a good fellow that bo disarms enry and. captures criticism. • With all this wealth of good will at his command and the - advantages which popu larity is sure to bring it would appear .that the good fellow ought to prosper and in crease in goods and graces to a green old age. But he hardly ever does. If he is in politics he somehow acquires the fatal habit of spending the public funds when his own are exhausted. He drinks for companion ship at first and ends by - drinking to gratify appetite. ,If he is a bank cashier he spends his salary and makes up for its deficiency by spending the money of the depositors. jt he is a salesman he has an unconquera tendency to put his hand in his employer's till. The ()dome of his good-fellowship in an involuntary trip to Canada or ,Brazil to avoid the minions of 'an unsympathetic 'law. Then 'everybody declares that the aforetime good fellow is a very bad fellow. The temptation to young men to embark in the calling or profession of good , fellows is very strong. But it doesn't pay in the ' long run. There is no' more pitiable sight In thir world than one of these played-out good fellows. Poor fellow is the kindest epithet - which will be betwowed upon !him, even great best, friend he has left, while by the gret mused mankind he is denounced and cursed without Oat& It will be, better for young men, ot' to be quite such good fellows at first. They will last longer and be more useful in the ena. —Pluladelphia 2 Imes. =ll2l COMB UMPIION. r It is said that 50,000 people die annually an 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 are too careless about an ordinary cough, or cold, and'other symptoms of throat and lung affections that lead to `'this disease. You should arrest it while it is in the germ. Two or three doses of Dr. Bosanko's 'Clough and Lung, Syrup will 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 i allays all irritation, and renders the voice clear and distinct. Sold by C. B. Porter's Ward House Drug Store. july27ly. DOLLS WORTH MANY DOLLARS. Baby Pete o' the Petted Babies That Coai Boouida to 31ake Papa's Head Moo. - ' - Said a doll dealer to . a Journal reporter : "The value of th l o last few week's importa tion may be put at $500,000. Three'-hun dred thousand dollars' worth are now in the rebid shops to be sold. t'o• private customers for holiday presents to ;children. The real will be purchased from the wholesale shops by out-of-town dealers. \ Tin a ready-made doll's costume of ordithY'elegance is worth $5O, and each costumes' are made for spring, summer, winter and autumn, as a dolt could not reasonably be expected to wear the same clothes the year round.` 7• The bannei doll in this shop iialued at $95.. 4 ,.. Her dress and jewels are itr , ) , rich and elaborate." " Show nie an economical doll.", . • "Xextaitily," said she ;,e " here is one in White satin, with a white Satin Aape trimmed with swan's down, pokci ,bonnet. ditto, silk; stockings and 'kid slippers. ft is sso.' Here is an aesthetic doll in old gold plaid plush sacipie, with a bine satin dress and red satin bonnet with ostrich tips ; a mere matter of $45." The 'reporter gasped and turning to the superintendent of ~.the department, said, "Do these dolls gout of stock alone ?" " No," said he , „require 'elegant irosseau boxes or toilet articles, trunks, bandboxes, &c. A tolerable wardrobe in chkes-two extra dresses—one of fancy satin, the other of white satin ; a fall line of un derwear ; lace caps, 'fashionable hats, neck laces, earrings, brooches and a basket of flowers. Some wardrobett are Arranged in handsome boxes ; others in trunks, ready for starting. A. fair wardrobe costs . $12,, ;. are $9, while a limited wardrob e for a very young dell is only 98 cents." .'A miniature bedstead_with a brocade vel vet Spread and final satin. cushion costs $9. More laxuriotts couches for dolls cost $l5. Cunning rustic chitirs are $3 and $4. Bronze high chairs; `secured in a manner 'to prevent very active dolls , from jumping or falling oat of theMonu $8 and, $10' ; • apiece. Lace-curtained cradles for dolbi which haVe not yet,been weaned, may be had for s 9.— N. Y. :Morning Journal. VAX aIIinIMPON LADIES' TONIC. - A Positivii.Cure IlUr,sll Female -1 -• ~ 41 - ,C Omplaints. • • Ladles' Tonic le pftper hp the Worames Medical In iiiitute of Bodslo. N.Y.. 'ladles bean need successfully 14 ladies for years. It is sum not for all Female ti oinplaints, Sick and Ifermtm Headache. DrsPeOsia. sad all weaknesses caused b these ImplariMes which arc 'a common to The is so PIRO'S AirMicivr. out is prepared. after imam of erepodeoor. and mom' mendeknoelear that it sifter. sew Nato any broken" down. warivosit or dmr•workM member *tem sea. If an have tried otlier remedies without success. do not be disecter_aged, but rim . 'LADIES' TONIC I wOrOr &OIL; Mar o !Vaal tO litre fora andirres urot if you are CIVIEDICIM *Mt *Kr trealmeei or complalet common to one see' lay slide the doctors preemption f 4 once. acidly,“ Lathas•-lorde.” lethal Tyr raarantre rill Peredvely carmiese Odd Zeded• to dereerderet. Wqrporrs mmems froiltute us& Association of Arm° and atstluss of yeus• merles*. !be ell Mika aid unmet letters from ledies.feer. ilg a wit o ie riven for aor_csso of Fault Weakness or eirekh "LarUes• ToeW".will not awe. This &ea demo offer. madebireterr Leder who tzar, beadprow; sal ertneci iota* TONIC" ma de. stamp for demeteri. Ileid by I)n,ymit•tio. lkan , Sloe ,S, p Cures all diseases of the Stomach. Liver' Bowels, dneys Skin and- Blood. Millions testify to its efficacy . _ in healing the above niuned diseases and pronounce it ito be the Best - Remedy. , Known to an. af f ,W' AGE wAlrnak 9 L.:a Laboratory 77 West - lid St New York - City. Druggists sell it. ,rim,cril,vasucr, issrova Co., Ps. Ds. Crag= Joussos : A short trig of your Mood Sprep boo given mit WM rvilef for Rheumatism. It ts the best medleino I ever used. JOHN PLNEL. GOV: HOYT'S EirtIPORSEMEXT. , &veil iue Mansion, Hanisbur q , Pa., June 70882. John He Phelps t flerankm, Pa: ( ' My Dear Sir:—Promptly upon th • receipt of Your ' Elixir ten days since, lentered upon its use according to your directions, slopping my lodid Polito., Phos. f Ammon, and Wine of Colehium. 'At that time I was completely disabled waft gout is bo h feet and rheuma tism in both knees, and helpless. Now I comfortably hobble about the house, and expect to be out in a week. It may be it coincidence, ny amendment and the use of your medicine. I hope for no occasion to try it again, but if need be J shall try it again in afreskattack, with great confidence. . Very' truly yours. *AWRY X HOYT. ~ IN Phtips' Rheunui tic : I;ll:7lrpuiesLyhey'urtispz to all lid • • . Dr. 11:: C linter 4‘ Son; Druilgists, Agents for Towanda, Pa'. -" • . . . El- A. ir A. C THAT THE 141110LE&LLE PRICE OF KEROSENE OIL Hai 7 advanced. We still retail at . the OLD PRIDE. Bring in. your ,at once. TO DEALERS—We o er kerosene and headlight oil at lowest whdlesale prices. , AT THE OLD RELIABLE CASH DUG STORE. Dr. H. C;. • ' Port er & Son, Corner Main and Pine Streets, Tossanda. Pa. 4 E --- IN I BilLeij A. D. DYE \ll CO. IMI ATING & COR STOVES. MAIN STREET A. -: LARGE±. STOCK show the'LAWrEST VARIFTV of Mens so;y1 and thildrens OVERCOATS TOME FOUN / D IN TOWANDA. They are made of firsi-class `material:and I guaranteeia perfect fit every time. Tleep ionstantly .on hand a LARGE ASSORTMENT of GENTS FURNISHING. GOODS • HATS, TIMER; TRAVELING BAGS Ac. , MEN'S - DR *4 'AND - BUSINESS . - SUITS Form a special feature in my business I take the lead in thi's Deportment as well as all others. I have no Plate Glass windows or polished counters, but I keep THE RIGHT GOODS and thepublio appreciate their extra value. Ilam ,safe in saying MY STOCK CANNOT,. BE EQUALED IN THE . COUNTY. .I have jeat - receivid a large invoice of Fall M. RUMI) I HREY BRO,S&•TRACY, GLEN'S, BOYS. WOMEN'S. MISSES AND CHILDREN'S Boots, SEMI I= MEI HAVE A NEW STOOK OP DON'T BUY BEFORFANSPEOTING THEIR STOCK. enter :-. .Clotiabig: I, and and will be pleased to stow these goods. Call at E. ROSENFIELD'S and buy where you see the. Crowd. and Wholesale Dasklni in all kinds of Shoes, Rubbers, &o CORNER IitAIN AND ELIZABETH STREETS. TOW A. AIDA,. PA liail i ~ TOWANDA, PA. LITTLE NATHAN'S JOHNNETip- • . Tm he are • ahtirt ,exigenciett of 'Fore* ,that pigged, tneriatemlt-pain • than • they re. - 'veal. ,A little fltrikeur-okl boy , parted from hie mother and wit!! milt hundreds of miles an the cars like an ''express butulle, with ' a ticket telling his wathttia story. It Wasa fight to move the pity of strangers, even without the tears of the , unhappy little traveller hiine.W, and ipeaks deeper-_itor,, row left beltind. . • other night aye the . Pyladeiplda Timm, when the day express froiu the West salved in the Broad Street station, there was onehoy ; passenger among' the throng less than font yearsold. When, the little 'fellow was taken into tho station-mastet's• office tiara were' trickling down hie cheeks, and succesaive - sobs made his words nninteß- Igible, but , the , conductor on the train and a tag on the boy's back, made .of card-board; sewed stmngly to his coat , told ~,t4 story. - In a feminine. hand was written : ' "This is the only son of a widow, whose cireatustarmes compel her to mit with him. His name'is Nathan, and,h e is in his way to his gmndfathet, Jacob ahem, #mster, ware - County, Pennsylvania." The Invade 'traveller started' from IEI - three days ago, and his little griprrack of lunchllnd a diminutive bundle of clothing Completed his outfit. He had barely Whett ed the Itmch, so dazed and 'bewildered :was he with the excitement attending his jour. He cried nearly all the time, asking for his mother and wondering why she couldn't come to him. Many of the through passen gers tried to comfort him, but to no pur pose, his single absorbing thought holing of his mother in the West. Mahe Broad Street station a. group of conductois surrounded the weary little fellow and tried to amtuili him, but their uniforms and strange faces only frightenid him and nuide him cry the more. 1 Jabot half-past eight his grandfather who had come from Chester to meet him, entered the station-master's office and telling the little fellow who be was cook him in inns and showered kisses on him. When the boy was satisfied that Mr. Sbem was ••bie grandfather, indeed, he sobbed himself to sleep in a few minutes in the old; man's arms. Delicate Rata:cp. The exactions of society,' added to the cares of maternity and the household, have tested beyond endurance the frail constitu• tions which have been granteilthe majority of women.. :To combat this tendency to premature decline; no remedy in the world possesses the nourishing and strengthening properties of Malt Bitters. They enrich the blood, perfect digestion, stimulate the liver and kidneys, arrest ulcerative weak ness, and purify and vitalize eyery funation of the female system. A GOOD PLACE FOR LIVE MEN. "There is a charm in New York, in -the thoroughness with which it attends to those who are yet alive," -writes " Gath " ter the Cincinnati Enquirer. "Men of skill4pfil. ity, snap, or address are quickly seizedwpon: here, quickly appreciated,iind quickly ad vanced. It has • never been a good market for respectable moliocrity• or reliable dull= nese. Men know each other so little that, when they find congenial lieutenants, they grappleithern at once, and the two go for: ward together master and man. • I have seen astonishing • instances of prominende takingliold of obscurity. The wearing out of tissuaand of force here requires constant assiifince from youth , and ambition. Ex cept among the old stupid Dutct families, marriages are genera ll y made in err York by rapid ignitionsbetween acbumillaticrit and spirit.' The man who has made something or kept something, is chiefly afraid -he is going to lose it, and looks arallnui for that ;assistance twhich a blood connection will bring and bold his fortune fast." SKINEY PIES '"Welle, Health Renewer" restores health and vigor, cures Dyspepo• — "n•ence Sexual Debility. BEATINGI'NE WRONG PERSON. A trfiveller on one of the roads leading to St. Louis very naturally fell asleep reading a St Louis paper. While approaching a tunneVa brakeman lit a lamp, and without , looking threw the match 'over his shoulder, which set the paper into a. big blaze, waking the slee;r : Just then a newsboy came Pushing and threw the burning paper into 'the aisle.., Smarting , under the pain of the fire, and with beard add eyebrows scorched, the man rushed at the boy and gave him a tremendous , . beating for vdtat. he thought was, the 'boy's practical joke: lie had to be finale(' off, but even tbeei a:ould not listen to the, explanation. " !Dig* fellers link dem. selves shmatt, anyhOiMind s are allvays up to some Yankee driCkiifilitle) , _'; ‘ ,see all mine face.spilt vwhat mine frau sagsf eli? He left the train at the depot, and repairing to the nearest barber had his face „repaired. The newsboy regretted that he dia , pot let the hair on the fellow's head buM Off as well as his beard. , - b 6 ROU43IH ON RATS.") Clears oat ratty, mice, roaches; flies, ants, ted-tings, ekutiks, chipmunks, gophers. 15c. Druggisi4.. • , WHAT ALAIIAMAXS CONSIDEU A 13112 ir e young man in - Toiegee went to see' his sweetheart the other night ' and stayed no late that. the young lady's mother brought in a dozen 'eggs and asked. him to black them for her. ; lie took the hint and' left, 'declaring that he would never go ~ there 'again.—Selma - , '-11litHUPA113A.' 9 * .t _Quick, complete ct(re, allanootriog Kidney. fliatttler and Urinary Dias. $l. • Drug 1= How Buz Km HER Aprourranwr.—ktra. Conklaud, a , popular lecturer; o f Missouri, after completing- an address in, the Coilrt House of Butler, on friday night, Missed the passenger train for Rich Hill. ! With her daughter site tried to get through on a freight train, batwas informed that no pas. sengers could be taken. inte then demanded to be chipped as live stock, and as there wan no rule against this she and her daughter were weighed, ticketed4nd consigned to this editor of, the .Garette as cattle.` : --Kinsai Ci4j Times. , NATHAN TI DD Muccessor t,i) Mr. Mellean,) DEALER IN 4 PITTSTON, WILKESBARRe AND LOYAL SOCJ 0 43'1L 11, FOOT or PrffE MIL% 2143444 (WET HOUSE. - ,TOWANDA., II .1 1 Lowur PRIM FOR caw. lac; Thejstronsis of :pinta friends and the public •snersUy is solicited. FIRE AND LIM INSURANCE COLLOR AGENCY I . • . I ' ...BRUM 1 BUOICi Leltaysvilie, Pa. .. . . ... Will write Policies for riots in flee and We In , 111311,13C0. Collect Casings with are and ;f; • - primptneee. They e epeesent none but - FIRST—CLASS :COMPANIES I • - • di i /Woollen thoconildence - 44:141 pstronaigir thaw bating. bnalhene in WWl' hie. and ell! deilion to merit Iljt.-to or sadism ' ; • ' .1;,,. I ; WWI tr ~ 7 Unit inica.pairkiimi. , . ~.: IZE=I i t :~~ ... , te2.1.7 N keisit, i 04 ,.:d! 0 ‘ i , f , 0 6 1 . ,... t , . solV opnwrza wrrit ENERGY UPON THE 'm ime, t EMMA. AND PORES . OP TUE SKIN, • , NzurEALIZING. A USORIONO,AND EXPELLING SCROFULOUS. r 9 ANCEUOUS, AND CANKER The cause of most human Ills. add curing when physicians. hog:dials, and,alt other methods.arid remedies fail, Scrofula or King's Evil. Gbilldular. Swelling., Ulcers, Old Sores, liiik Leg, Mercnital Affections,-Zrysipehts. Ttimorsi Abscesses. Car buncles, Boils, Blood Poison., Wight's Disease, Wasting of the Kidneys and Llifer. Rheumatism. ConatipatiOn. Dyspepsht, and all itching and Scaly ' • _ • I Of the Skin and Scalp.—snob as Salt Rheum, Paoriasis, Tetter,Ringworm, Barber's Itch,Scald Head, Itching Piles, and other Disfiguring and Torturitigdiumors, from a pimple to a scrof untie ulcer, when assisted by CirrICIIII4 and ,Ovr- ICUILIL SOAP, the grlt Skin Cures. CIPA I IOUIt A sweet, unchangeable Medicinal; Jelley, clears WISH external evidence of Blood; Humors, este away Dead Skin and flesh, instantly allays Itch. ing and Irritations, Softens, Booths. snd Heals. Worth its weight in gold for , all Dating Me cums. CUTICURA SOAP An Exquisite Toilet. Bath. and Nursery Sena- Yragrant with delicious flower odors and healing balsam. Contains in :a modified form all thoyirtnes of Cinicpae. the great Qin Cure, and Liindispensible in the treatment ofSkin and Scalp Diseases, and for restoring, preserving, and beautifying the complexion and shin. The only Medicinal Baby Soap. Curscuar Brawn= are the only real cura tives for diseases of the Skin, Scalp and mood. Price: CIITICMA EttgOLVENT, SI,CO per bottle; Cvrtcvna., boo. per box:large boxes, 11.00: Cum MIA MEDICINAL Tort= &MP, 25c.; 4.-Trzcona lizorcutax. Swim° SCUP. 15c. Sold everywhere. Depot. WEEKS & POTTEII,. Boston, Mass. C , .': O A,.. .L., --, 1.2. L . .._ , V. - - -4- , • Sanford s Radical Guru.. TEE GREAT AMEICAN BALqAMIC DISTILLA TION OF WITCH HAZEL. AMERICAN PINE CAN4DIAN FIR, MARIGOLD. CLOVER BLOSSOM, ETA' -•. For the Immediate Relief and Permanent . cure of everrfornx of Catarrh, from a simple Head Cold or,lntliienza to the Loss of Smell, Taste. and hearing. Cough. Bronchitis, and Incipient Consumption. Indorsed by Physicians, Chem ists, and Medical Journals throughout the as,the Only complete external andi inter nal treatment. One bottle Radical Cure, one box. CiStarrhal Solvent snit Sanford's Inhaler. all in one pack age, of all druggists for $l. Ask for Ssnford's Radical Core. WEEKS k. POTTER, Boston. tO t. IN S ' ELECTRICITY • ,- Gentle yet Effective, united --.. 1 -- with Hailing Balsam.. ren _ „.- 'der COLLINS' VOLTAIC jELECTRIC PLASTERS one 'l . . ‘ ,....bundred times superior to ...--. 111 other plasters for every 3---,,:-.. Tsin, Weakness and Intlam- A-. ' s -stion. f rice, 25 1 , cents. CASTER Sold ev e ywhere. ' - KENDALL'S SPAVIN CURE Is sure in its effects, mild in its action as lit does not blister, yet is penetrating and powerful to reach every deep seated pain or to remove any bony growth or other enlargements, snch as sparins, splints curbs, ,callons, sprains, lugs and any lameness and all enlargements of the joints or limbs, or for rheumatism in man and for any purpode for whiclis liniment is used for man or beast. - It is now known to be the but liniMent for man ever used, acting mild and yet certain in its effects. gend address for Illustrated Circular which V think gives positive proof of its virtues. :ho r , medy has ever wet With such unqualified nc cess to our knowledge. lor,beastits well a man. Price $1 per bottle. or is bottles •or $5. All Druggists have it or can kit it for you, or it will be sent to any addres - s ou'reaeiit of ,price by the ProPrietoll.r B. J. A; Co., Enos burgh Falls, Sold by alt,l/roggists. MRS. D. V. S T B - Detf E„ Manufacturer of and Dealer 1 HUMAN HAIR r 0001:18. MR AS WIGS, BANDEAUX, the popular • Chatelaine. Braid, EVFIITTRING F.T.ONGDZO TO TIM HAIR TRADE sirSpecialAtterhion given to.ComegNagi Roots all turned one way. WITCHER from $1 upwards. Also Agent for Hunter's invisible Face Ponder, - Madam Clark's Corsets, and =." Shoulder Brice Elastics. ga-Partio r tilar attention paid tloressing ladies West their Rome* or at my place of business, over Evami 1. Una reties store. Nov lB - 6110 ,:- . 4... 114Mi. D. V. STEDGE. . . IEB2%63USRED IW 1865.1 • HOWARD a.A. SNOW, Solicitor:of • AMERICAN AND FOREIGN P.' • , zsT: G3I y,STREET .. 'WASHINGTON, D:C., (Succ!easor ; co Gilmq re, Smith I,t ' Chipman, Romei kco) •eP Patents procured upon the sat*e plan mall& was originated and sucCea•fully prrctmed by the above-named firm. Pamphlet of sixty page*. sent up§'riceip t o stamp. ; buoyed .. 1 4 HE FORL jAC B S -.TAT THE:- Qld' R elia,ble Cloth. ine `►tore. Is to examine his immense - 7-T, I <l7 , - \ cT. "" - - t - *J , Og-t)' -rte PLL AND WINTER FASHIONABLE I3,eady 7 Made Clothing. Ho 43 :prepared to o ff er bargains that will cnducel customers to buy. Ocupying the latge acid commodious store, Na. 123 Main street, ,formerly,lll. E. Solomon &Son, he presantii. full and complete stock in all line 4 of Clothing. • MENS', DOYS', YOUTHS' _ _ AND C HILDREN'S SUITS - s _Of every grade and quality. Inns murmur &GOODS, TRAVELING BAGS, usugtEuuts, CANES, ac. OVERCOATS Of every Tudity. ; • • RUBBER GOODS a apeatity v All are invited to call and *inn bargains. Towanda, Pa., Oct: 8, 1882. Sto*enj-', - 4.k.'rOng =I GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, COUNTRY PRODUCE HAVE REMOVED Co tbole new rWro. COs• MAIN AND rINE, FE li 11 (The old stand ot. Vox. Rivas di Ilderenr.) They invite litteption to their complete • , amortgkent and very large atockio CAletee New Gooo, which they, • 2 • GA5* al lifFelyV OD DtILCi. r -‘r • SPECIAL ATTENTION - GIVEN G 1 the Anil - .Cash Paid for Desirable Kinds AL a. 14N9 * . OWL STEVILYB. Wagoos &Carriages Ch4per than ever at the OZD EllifFllßZ zsgmENT J-AMtk BRYANT, 'would the atten- . tion of FARMERS and others to his large and complete . assortment of , Open air. ToivEtuggiet#,_ PLATFORM WAGONS all of his own ITANIJEACTITII,E and war ranted in'every par ticular Bryant's Flexible Springs used In all Platform Wagons.. The easiest and best - NOW IS YOUR TIME TO BIM . t { Look et these*gni ~ es . . . Two nested Carriage' a troin it $l5O to ;175 Pluetona . one nested " 4 125 to 150 Top Buggies -' . 125 to 150 Open Buggies r. 80to'100 , Democrat Wagook . all ~. I * to 110 U Remember Mllhe above are fn 90 ed. fltst-class, ore.* pay. ; 1 • Repalringprotaritiy intended so at 25 per cent below last yeses prices. 0111ceand pactOß cor. Kiln in Z/isabeth Illel. 'AS 81itrdilr.,, 211eb82• Geo L. Ross -DEALER I'S.- • !- • • Main Street, opposite H. C. Porter's And Bridge Street. From December 25tb, 1882, I will give special prices to all arid an exits quality of all YinlUkref ft. GROCERIES, AND CHOICE FLOUR I offer at' wholesale an kinds pi' .14 Lorillaid tobaccos. also cigars, candles, soap, saterstrui; tca,coffee, and spices of all kinds, and leer gene oil, etc.. at nuunitacturers' t.riees. i•T NEW FURNITURE AND 11E- - lax PAIRING ESTABEI1)11). • • SEYMOUR SMITH, Who has hid II years experience in the furniture business. has °penal s store and repairing shim in • Bentley's Block. Fret Ward (osrposite McCabe's marble yard) and solicits ihe patron. age of the public. Us has been la the- employ of Messrs. Fruit tor the past eighteen years. and feels confident that he can rive entire wieder, (ton in REPAIIMIG FFBNITIMUL both as to QUALITY and PRICE. I shalt keep a stock of New Stood*. and will order per catalogue for custom:eft it .1 small ad vance from muatinftetnerra pries* Call and see me **who are in want of os New 94augEtl • 81111110131 /11111111. N. JACOBS. Gqieral Dealers_ in MIMI • EMU MI - r , PRODUCE TRADE =I NI r 3.- tan ES 1 From the best roller milli.- DAIL"' 2A5 = THE MOST filiCCDilirt.'L covered, as it is certain in its etTet tea l q not blister.. Also excellentro c ItEatD,P2OO, BELOW. au G o , FROM COL. L. T. P.OS-TER youngatown. 01,1Fu Slay Da: 11. 7. Eincoam.* co:—I r had a u • ry , - , • blellambleionian colt which it „ ly, be bid $ large bole spavin I, ~;A'l l o. a small ohs on the -.other winch made-Aim," hid him under the charge of two i airy ry surgeons which fat to curt blm. 1, one day reeding the advertlictutin or gtu t: gpavin Cure in she Chicago kat:rem. eu at once to try,it, end got. our. a rug‘ilan Lt ? , to send tor it. they ordered three hotut i; t „;, them aU and thought I would give it • thn trial, I used it amording to direccou e i t , " / -4 * ftmeth day the pint; ceased be lame. 1 12 3. 1 t lumps have, diiippaared. I used but eeehqtr and the dolts limbs !are as free from l a . smon e as stiy.tterie in the state, ii t Urdu I es two' cnreofd. my neighbors wa have e 'cure sso r mrk:tit the - bottles, who are now using it. te,r4p,; -t Very ktespectfuliy, L. T FfArk • Kendall's Sparin C ure ON HUMAN FLESH. platen.. Wasb'tou co.. N.Y.. I eh ri Da. B. J. HtSDALL. Dear Mir:--The r, rac . r , case on which I used your Kendall's Skii n Was a malignant ankle sprain of elite.:, standing. t had tried many things, till; to t , Your Navin Cure put the foot to the and for the urst time sine. bert.l4' natural position. For a family litomeet :tett. cab anything we ever used, • Yours truly, • DEN'. It. P. III:I.1.- Putor of M. E. Cal:arch, Fattens Mini , N• Price sl , perbottie. or 'li bottlecttr r., Druggists bare-it or can get It ter 3:6u, bt it be sent to any address on receipt of lamp br tioprieters, DR. B. J; KENDALL - J. co,. argil Falls. Vt. bold at Dr. H. . tostri's Ui ,ug KLINE' t S MARSET. 111.0 c Main Street / First lUril JOHN W. :KLINE-, IWaNG REMOVED BIS MEAT &VEGETABLE BiI'AnKET OA more convenient locitiOn, and estat,l3l..". himself in the Carroll Block, oppotite Hotel, la - prepared to supply his patron with THE CHOICEST - OF MEATS. FISH, OYSTERS IN THEIR SEA. , ()N, FRESH VEGETAHLF.S, DOMESTIC FECIT. WBOLOONA SALTAGE.s !Tecialty. Alien &rim promptly deTivered4-- ,• ' - _ You need not Die to Win w IN THE lUTUAL ENDOWMENT AND A~~I~3ST~ ASS~~.1'I~:~ Of 'Batb, N. Y York receive onii.balf of your insuranee,st cording to takilmericsa Lite Table, when two thirds of aver life = expectancy is duished—f4 illustration, a man or !roman joining the Aiia dation at 36 years of agitating a certificate $2.500; receives $1,275 when a little over S years s24' rigs, lessitly the periodin life when s gin. !Mancha help is generally-znore needed than at any other time.' BLADEIIi.k ROGERS. General Agents for Peat's inne2tf THE tokila 5 cf. Silo MAIN STREET., NEXT DOOR TO FELCD Is prepared t 6 Offer a - comple*te • 0 • tnent of DRY AND FANCY GOODS, crockery, Glassware, MUTE ankitECORATED ('NISI Latet designs find -pat tefus of ItI4JOLICA WARE, "'BIRD CAGES; .For the coming ,prirel . 'rade, we id - hire as heretofore to our e:tal,4lishol principle---that a quick, sale With 4 milk profit is better than a sfow - oLe With a !awe profit—and therefore our prices id any line of goods )vill! coma tue favorable with the prices of any othOr house. • tarWe .endeavor 'to sell the artiele for the ]fast, rossiblemeney. m; &« I:LOEWUS .& FREIMUTHI SPECIAL ANNQIINCEISTENT ' JAM ' ES WCABE HAS REMOVED 1118 (:EDGER Y brilNEss THE SOCTH=EAST - COBNEF Cr IIAI AND NUDGE, STREETS, WHERE., HE HAS. Enlandamb Head. Quarters FOR EVERYTIITNG IN TUE LINE or SUBERIES, PROYISIERS, Ste.,Ar.c.: CASH- . PAID for Desizable Pth. duce. Fine:. puT IER end EGGS a specialty. - - - _ . KENDALL'S EIPAVIN • CIIILE Is sure to - cure Sparing synno. • .rb, It removes *ll nnnaturii enlargements. Dogs NOT Zuwar.. Has no equal for any lamenris On bidet Or Mill. It has cured tiiptlnlrtt I lametiess in a person who had $U fared 15 Years Also cured rheulut . • tism, corns, 'frost-bites 'cr Iva uvulae., -altos .11zuezess. It has no equal fo• any blemish on boicee. Send for ilinetrsoll circular giving'rosiiiva racns. Price 1 1 5 L 4 DftuainsTs have Mar can pow e". Tu. l' Kendall iq Co- eripprietors, -h.wooargli iVermont. H. C. Poirrga, Agent, Tu‘sn" , b e an in flake vi now on o y e Z i e e t r b s e t p w u 1, 0 r l I. i a T r i B than at anything else. Capitol co,i .needed, We 4111 start yon... $l2 a day and uP"', amnia madat home by the mdustrioue. lb; women, boys and girls wanted everywhere- to work torus. Now is the time. Yon can wort .n , spare timeonly or give your whole ilmo to cue,_ business. You canlivo at home and'do the ‘c rt No other business,' will pry you nearly Se No ,one an fail to make enormous to' 51 " . ' tit once. - Costly Coat , and term * ,1 "• - we.l. % made " t, easily TlV i rSO " tg i t i ll. 31s in e j • Dee IS—lyr 1 :' . . ....m.' 1 \ 1 ' 11E SATCA" EMI SATCHELS, &C. AprO 10 17 I
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