The Middleburgh post. (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, August 14, 1884, Image 1
J- !' IIWM if ) c iJ T.N. HAKTKK. He that ri I lot rciwon is a Ingot; lio that cannot is ft fool ho that dare not ix a ulavc. K 1 I K Ml and IMtOi'U I ETOIt e MIDDLEUURGxi, SNYDEIt CO, PENN'A. AUGUST 14, 1884. NO. XXXIX IT n -1 .VOKTltY: J In my wiiniiin I had woutlrd . - Tlironntlrtho city of tit ilen.l; $ I'nuMtiff oft before I lie inarblo Tow'rintf o'er eaeh lowly bed ; K'iulin tltere In fatlelenH letters ' Word by lovlntf flii(,'er traced Of tltn jy, pre life had fni!(il, Tlmt beloved out had graced. Jnet a inonipnt 1 had lit-tenod To t lie wl-eriiix of tin bree.e; For it Hoimdfl liki a death chant Wafted throiijcli tlirt willow tree; Then I turned to leave the city, l'l'cHintf through an iiM oVrrowii With the ro-ew nud the tnyrtlo Mature' hand alone had aowii. . ' Then I found amid the griuuM, i! That were left to b'lid and wave ; M'ith the rosea and the myrtle, 1 .lust one tiny, littln i;rave. 3 There alone, iiud nil forgotten-, Wentll the ivy'n fliiikrinr vine, : ' i Was a HUli) htono tluiM worded, - c "Darling Lethe, aed nine." , ; TIhih we too some day niunt bliimber '. Y '.Neath the. untrained Mower and l IMint klintl li i. lit nni iirt t'txu ikti,i it! TV - ..... .. . , rroni the few wflo t'liaiioi to pitMH, . lor our nlee, like darling Lethe'), Will be left to uiii'I'm cure, y When the friends whi onee wejit o'er :' Shall no longer linger tliero. . - STILL TACKLHTC- ESUIN. '. A I'lKK I'ol'.NT Y 11RAII KHOWS 1T8 CON TK.M1T Foil A OKoKOIA HK.Ml ..." nr.vjKit hawi.ky, Pa., Autf.i 7. . After the killing of the lions bear by , TiuiiM Smith, und the riddi-itf w 1 1 1 1 bullet of (mother one nearly us hi; by iti.en.s of Ureen township, J'lUe f rotinty, on Thurdny hint, as stated in ' The Sun at the time, two inoro law bears were fitimd to behtill bil king in the vicinity, on the lookout for hhee. v On Suinlay tonie hiuiberman caw one in the woods, iiwar Tobylianna. On Jlonduy Fr.mli l'loyd took bis pun imd do ami went out after the bear. Tint iloc drove it out of a nv.'hiii, and it made its way ii i the hide of a Meep ridge, and (li.upared in a cavity in the rocks. Floyd followed it to the spot, and started a fire willi hemlock boughs In the mouth of the i opening, to'Mnoke liniin out. The openini; wus a oievice wliicli ran into l the rocks for some Jitaiiue, and then I turned outward und opened in unutli j t r place on the face of the Icdtf.. While l'loyd was busyiii lilmself in ' building the tiro the bear passed out it mo oilier emi of the crevise, ami ; vas Hair way to the top of the ridge t before either the hunter or bio dog s lihcuvered it. The dog started In J jmrsiiit, und the bear sought nufety , in u tree, Floyd stood in under the tree, and tired at the bear. It came V tumbling to the ground. The dog i closed with the wounded animal at once, mid was instantly killed fur its i temerity. Floyd emptied his other barrel into the bear, w hich, brought to bay, and not wholly disabled by I I . I. I ,1 P"" ijiiiiniiui. WOIIIIUS, MOW HSC'tl I J bii-ame the aggressor. Floyd, know y ;im that the wounds must necessarily l be mortal, and that the bear must uuccumb to tliein in a nhort t line, re solved to put lilmself out of roach o( the infuriuted bruU and quietly jAWiUt the end rather than risk a hand-UJ-hand ftght with it, which would bo necessary unless he reUatd. Tlie bear, however, did not give the lum ber time to take the first step uway, 'tut pressed him so closely that Floyd ; liid broken his gun over the animal's ' .:, and was buttling it with his si m-"- I vuvif V lit) 4 claws, almost before he realized bis t position. The bear fought bo des- ! jxrately that Floyd's clothing was noon torn to tatters, and he had re- i ceived several bail llesh wounds. The l)ear covered with blood, which Injured from the wounds in its side ftnd shoulder, finally showed signs of rapid weakening. To escape a blow of one of Its puws, Floyd jumped back n step. He struck his head against a rock and fell backward to thcyroiiud. The bear fell at the same time, par. lially on the hunter's body. Floyd, from fright, as he says, fainted away. When he came to he lay In the posi tion in which he tiad fallen, and the bear lay dead by his ide. J'loyd wag not seriously Injured, but w hen hereahedthe villa; they said ho looked as if he had been blown up in a powder mill. Wolon Chamberlain, a young man vdio cama to the Pocono Mountaius from Philadelphia two weeks ago, bringing tt double barrelled gun lock in a nolo leather case, and wearjng How buckskin huntititf clothes, ox pressed it as his opiniou on Mouduy At Oakland that there wasn't a Lear j" the country, He said ho had r'unted, aud killed Iwarsiuthe swaiups f Georgia, ljked the ..port, aud would b pleased to meet a bear n county, as t would warm his Wood up to tackle It. The day he pore apartv nf i.nr.u... i. I . . r i.n uaii (Mricu a iZZl wOauJ, hutlt Ud ' S'ST t,hem- Two Oaklander. VtowlwretUeurluia last been seen, lie put on a belt full of our tri'lgen, hung along hunting knife in a sheath at his side, and, carrying his gun In It case, Mailed down the railroad track with bis uids. They walked a mile', and pointed to the woods where the hear hail eluded his pursuer on Hundny. They had no Idea that the animal wax then any where in the vicinity, and started slowly hack up th- track. l'hey had gone hardly ft hundred years when they heard a fearful yell behind them, and, looking hack, saw Chamberlain tearing out of the woods and putting In his best lic.ksfor the railroad track, lie wan hatlesfi, but still clutched his locked gun case while the long hunt Ing knife Hopped at his side. He was calling piteously for help, fur not ten feet bi-hlud li I lit a big bear was oin;t Its best to catch Up with him. ('haui bcrlain ran bowling up the railroad track at tin top of his Fpecd. The bear, seeing the two other men, gave up the chase and turned, exideiitlr with reluctance, and disappeared lu the wood. A soon asthe bear hun ter of the (Icorgia swamps could re cover his breath and speech he said that In had unintentionally disturb ed the hear at its dinner, it was din ing on a sheep, and he had Mepped up to within Hve feet of it before he saw it, ami it did not pive Mm time to take his gnu out of his ease, put it together, load it, take aim, and knock Hrniii over, but ju.t came for him aud tiirm-d his attention to the open country. The sama afternoon a par ty of men, without biickr-kiu (.hirts, gnus in cases, or experience in Oeorg- - i in bear hunting, went out ami killed the hear ami brought it In. t'hriui- bei'liu (lid II it go, but rcip(Med the hunters to look up his hat. They did not find it, and he went away on the uet train. rOlT'T 312AD TIII3 OVEil YCUB TOBY John Ueiicljciu aud Nathan Wot a'll, of Liberty Iwp., wcut out to shoot woodcock, on Friday last. They bad met with fair bucccsh io thoir t-portaud toward evening htart od to I'ttlnrn homo. Aa they pasBed by a bi briiHlt Leap alonif ono sidu of llio road Ve!nd tioticed a monster filter M.-iko craw linn; into Iho briiHh. Hoc died Ijih couipnuion'H allcution lu tho fact, und thoy tit oncu decided to kid it. Wotliin their wny into tho blush Ihcy camo iiciosh uDolhi'i bimiako which togclhcr with the lirst ono 6cen, they Lilled. As tlu-y dispobed of Ihcbo yet another was Hut ii making for tho briiKU. After souio Iroublo tboy 'dispn'cliod this ono also. Eucli unuko was hs tLick in the body aq the upper part of a stalwart mnn'u arm. They were fu mnlea, and btranyo as it wuy uppcar, ench one was full of yonnjf utiakcH. Ah hoou us ono of tho old snakes wus struck a boat of youn' ones ran from Lor, and the tola number of bimkes killed nan one hundred unl fifty (toe. Thus ench of the euakes aver aged about liriy younf. This may appear as "drawing the long bow," but tho fact is well at li sted by those who havo soeu the deid serpents. This lathor takes tie cake, wo think, for this ecasou at leubt. Danville Sun. RECIPE T02 CnOWING PLUMP. Oo to bed at half-past eight or nino o'clock, aud don't bo in a hurry about getting up in iho morning. On going to bed and getting up in the morniug drink as much cold water as you cao swallow. Soon you .-lit . ... . win nam to drink two tumblers.and soino porsous may loam to driuk aim more. Irnjlt all that your htoinucu will boar. Spend a good deal of tiuio in tho opon air without hard csoreitto, but exponod to the sun. If practicablo.ride in'a carriage samo Lours cvory day, liuuiaiu out ouough to givo you a good oppotito, but don't work hard enough to pro duco excessivo porepirutiou. (Cat a great deul of oat porridge, craoked tvLcat, Oraham mash, - baked sweet applo9, roasted and broiled boof, though tho vegatabla part is more futteuing than tho animal part. Lie down au Lour in the middle of the day, just beforo you take your din nor, to rent, and if possible, take a little nap. Cultivato jolly poople. "Laugh and grow fat" rests upon a souud physiological basis. A pleas ant meeting of social spirits is a great promoter of digestion. Keep your skiu clean, sleep io a room where tho sun Bhioes.keep everything sweet and clean and fresh about your bed, sleep nino or bo Lours in twenty foar.'iAt pp J ave toll you, cultivate the jolly spirits, aai M six mwtWMl WQmtf ,y you will be as plump qs you' fpujj wish. THAT TOS OP Ills- A PJlOroHtTtO!! TO 8TATK AOH OTIt ..Jf R UfAVbta DISCOVKRKjU SICK TKKIlt MtllUAUK. After Laving boeu married some weeks it came into the head of a young busbnnd one Sunday, when be had but little Io occupy his mind, to suggebt to his wife that thoy should plaiuly and Louetslly state the faults that ench Lad discovorad in tbo oth er binca tbey had heeuiuau and wife. After some hesitation Iho wife agreed to tho proposition, but stipulated that tho rehearscl should bo mado iu ail sincerity, and with an honest view to tho bullet intr t f vlcL other, as ! otherwise it would bo of little no to speak of their faults to which mar lingo bud opened their eyes. Tho hubhatul was of tho samo mind and his wifo asked him to begin, lie was some hut I elm-tun t, but his wife insisted that he was first to pro; owe tho matter, and, as ho was the Lead f I he house, it whs iu bis place to luko the lend. Thus urged ho begun tho recital. Mo tnid ; "My dear, ono of Iho first faults that I observed iu yon after wo began keeping house, was that you neglected tho tinware. My mother always took great pride in her tin ware, and Lepl it as bright as a dol hr." "I am pjiid yon mentioned it.dcur," soil tho wife, blushing a little t "hereafter you bl:a!l sco nw nput on cup or pan. Pray proceed." "I havo dIho obsorvod that yon use your dish-rags a long limo with out untliing them, anil fluully throw them away. Now, when at home, I remember that my mother always used to wiihh out her dish-rugs when done using them, and thou hung them up when they could dry, ready for tho next tiuio shu would uso them. Mushing, ns before.thj young wifu 'ii iuisi.d to anion 1 this fault. Tho Luhband continued wifu n most formidable ist efbimilur faults, many nnnu thnn we havo sparo to enumerate, when ho declared that he cenld thiuk of nolhiug moro worthy of mention. "Now, my dear,'1 said he, "you beiu and tell me all the faults you havo discovered iu me siuco wo bavo been married Tho wifu sat in siletico. Her face Hushed to tho temples and a great lump came in hor throat which she seemed to bo striving Lard to swal low. 'Proceed, my dear; toll mo all the faults you have discovered in mo ; t-pnro none." Arising buddonly from Lcr seat the little wifu burst iulo tears, and throwing both arms around Lor bus band's neck, criod : "My dear Luubond, yoa Lave not a fault in tho world. If you have ono my eyes bavo boon so bliododby lovo for you that ho long as we Lavo boeu married I never once observed it In ray eyes you are perfect, and all that you do seems to be dono in tho best uuuner aud just what should bo done." "Hut, my doar," said the bnsbnnd, Lis face reddening and bis voice growing husky with emotion, "just thiuk, I Lave goue aud fouud all manner of fault with you. Now do tell, me some of my faults; I kuow I Lavo many ten times as many as you Lad or over will Lavo, Let me hear thorn." "Indeed, husband, it is as I toll you i you Lave not a single fault that I can soo. Wbatover yoa do seems right in my oyos, aud now that I kuow what a good-for-nothing lit tle wretch I am, 1 shall at onoo be gin tho work of reform and try to make myself worthy of yoa." "Nouseuse, my dear you know that sometimes 1 go away and leave you without wood cut j I stay down town when I ought to bo at Lome i I spend money far drink and cigars wLod I ought to bring it Lome to you, I " "No, you don't," cried bis wifo, "you do nothing of tho kiud. I like to see you enjoy yourself ; I should be uuhappy were you to do other wise than juiit jnotJy as you do "God Llusa you, Jittle wife,'' ried the now oubjugatej husband, "from this moment you bavi 'o foults Jo the world, Jo deed, you paver bad a fault i J. was joking) dpoJ "fryj$a? ber a ord 1 said J" : Aud be frJ$J away the tears thai tjemblu.i. jg f.ever again die) ths hubUand aoru'- w vti iivliiwmt' f "Jiefcri'ib,.i-v rfv. - ' t , . . . .' i)Lt- I ' t ' ' dish rag never so much as mention one of the faults he Lad enumerated but soon after tbe - neighbor women were wont to sny i . i "It Is wonderful how neat Mrs. keeps everything about bor house. Hor tinware is us bright as a new dollar, and I do believe that she not only wanhos, but irons ber dish rags." And the neighbor men were beard to say s "What a steady fel low has get to bo of late i he don't spend a dimo where be nsed to spend dollars, and can nevor be kept from home half au hour when he is not at wotk. tie soems to worehip that wife of bis." love ahc3 ins teakies. Several years ago a gentleman liv ing in this city bought a fnrta near Wyoming, on tho Pelawnro railroad, just below Dover, Ho removed thither with his wifo and only child, a 1 m'itur u a') vtt twenty yotr of ngo, a bright and accomplished gill. To vary tho mouotuny of ber simple rustic lifo shotntht music u liiu Buirouuuiug Deiguuoruooii. A young man dressed like a laborer, but showing evidences cf a more ro tiued nature than his external appear atice indicated, applied for aud ob tained work from tho hmo-mu's fath ;n ii. 1: i i . t I er, ilo was a well-built, pleasant looking follow, although not haud- bouie, aud woto a bright auburn board. A mutual affection sprang up butivoeu tho daughter of the household and tho new Imnd. A sharp walch was kept on tho maidou but iu ono of her usual rounds among her pupils bor lover took advauttigo of the opportunity, propoaod, was accepted, aud tho twain wont to the nearest minister, where they wore made one. They returned later iu tho oveuiug, confessed, and tho uovv- ly mado wifu pleaded forgiveness. iter father became very wroth at her n n J n ti f u 1 net, aud ejected (horn, with a fow articios belonging to tliuiu. from bis homo, aud told thorn never to return. Thoy went to ber unclu'e house, where they btnyed for tho night. Thoy uoxt muruiug, without funther pailuy with Iho indignant fatheri-indaw, they wcut north on tho liret truin, and did not stop until thoy renchod Albany, iu Now Vork To tho astouishmout of his wifo, he hero disclosed his Irao position tho sou of very wealthy parents and himself possessed of u o Jinpotency in his owu iitttuo. lie bad lied from homo for some folly, but bis parents received their now daughter in-law with open arms A letter of explun ution was sout to hor parants at Wy oming who were oveij yod at their daughter's good forluuo. Wihning- tsn, (Dol.) Xfirx. i 111 j Letting tho Lavil Out. Iu a littlo frame bouso,mfour and one-half miles west of Mount Morris Michigau, lives a family of sixteen persons all being huddled together iu apartments not lurgo ouough for four, Somo time ago a ohild dioJ iu the family, aud sinoe thou several members of tbo household havo been impressed with tho belief that every thing aronnd tho premises was be witched people, stock, and the very air and woathor all being coutroll ed by the evil spirits. A Mis. Sum ner, who is, and has for soma time been quito ill, was afliicUtd with this hallucination to a matkod degree, and while not protending to prescribe for hor mental trouble, Dr. Lumuu L. Fuller, of Clio, bus boon trying to ministor to bor physical ailments He called at the houso, and whoa bo attempted to get to her room he was mot by a Mrs. Livingston, another member of the etrauge family, who had a razor in one hand aud a knife in the other. I a hor freniod efforts to iuduoe him not to interfere with a caso already being handled by tbe witobos, she attacked aud cut him savagely in the breast, inflicting a bad wound. She has boon arrested, and a young man Lamed wbiluey, a brother of Mrs. Livingston, is also iu cas tody. Other members of the family may bo arrested. Tho neigh borbood js full of stories of , the strange haljuajnatiocs of tbe ooau pants, Some things they have done are worthy of the oJJ witchcraft tf.fFI Ot ' Massachusetts. The pigs Old eWt bftVA had little nicks put iu Mc'flt f)jo divii out , . Curi:sity cf tho Lar; Tho majesty of tho law Is a groat and nwful thing, but it U sometimes maintained at the expense of per pleotng illogical methods. Ac.tso iu point is affjrded by tho appricntion of tho extraordinary law'to bo found in tho Public Statute, chaptr 2(i', section IS, which rendu as follews: "If a jailor or other officer volunta rily suffer a prisoner in his custody upon conviction or npon a criminal charge to escape, be shall anflVr the like punishment and penalties as the prisoner suffered to csnapo was pen tenced to or would bo li.ible to suf fer upon conviction of tltn citmo wherewith ho Mood charged" Uu der this statu to in called the case of tho Government against John Smith. (tovcrntucntahitcN that O.Vnmr Smith voluntarily Bull 'red William Jones, a prisoner in bis custody np--n the charge tf murder lu tho lirst degree, to escapo, and moves that sentence of i tenth be passed upon John Smith. Smith admits voluntarily sufl'ci iug jJohos Io escape, but, sns that Jot.es has been recaptured nud may bo in nocent and that it in not fiir lo hang him first and try him after war.l; but tho court says that never Iheless that wus doubtless tho intent of tho law; aud sentences John Smith to bo hanged by the neck un til dead, and thou tries William Jones, und the jury aopiitrt him. It is truo that tho prisoner bhoulJ h punished iu a suitable manner, but it seems nu bsurd relic of barbariuiu to leuvo tho law as it stands. A SHAVE CONFEDERATE. Under tho shadow of tho 1'onkn of 01 lor, at his homo iu Jlntocoiu t county, on tho 1th itift., Wyatt J. Miirkhmu bieathod his last nfter a lingering illness. Ilo was a member of tho fust volunteer company which ! left his county, and from Hall Kan I lo VioU'.burg wau always rndy to answer "Hero I" At 13uker's Creek, Miss., when his buttery had been al most annihilated, every horse killed, guns aud cnissions dismounted and our defeat hecamu a rout, Markham coolly spiked hi gun with a "rut tail'' iili), and laughing in tho fnao of a Federal colonel who orJcicd him to titirrender, walked from tho lield iu a shower of leaden hail uninjured After tho fall of Vicksburg Lu wan placed iu chargo of tho remnant of his command, nil of whom wero eith or sick or wounded, and piloted them via New Orleans und thodulfuf Mexico, finally reaching thoir home's in safety. Ho wus au unassuming Christian soldier only a private iu tho ranks and yet his record merits this uotico at our Lauds. Lynch bury Yiryinlftn. I' ' i wmmmm ELAINE'S LUCK. "Mr. IMaino kits beuu an almighty lucky mun all his life, and I believe he will be elected," remaikod au Kustorncr at tho Tremont Houiio the other night. "I never heard that bo had any great luck,'1 snid his compnniou. "Mover did, eh 1 Well, let mo tell you of one streak, just ono. When ho wus a young man be courted two trirls who were cousiim. Oue of theni was lovely in disposition and the other was rather peppery, but smarter than lightning. Ho thought the most of tho latter for a whilo.bnl ho flunlly concluded to tie up tho other one, and as she was willing, thoy wore married, and a vory happy match it has boon." "Well, I dou't see any unnstil lack in that. Thousands of meu aro hap pily married, " 'True, true, but thousands of men don't just oscapo proposing to (inil Hamilton, by thunder, and that's what ho did " Vhlcayo Herald. A man thinks that he knows, but a woman knows butter. A near neighbor is bettor than a distant relation. Poal with faults of others as gent ly as with your own. One of the hardest thiogs to ac- flomplisu is to . awaken a mau in a railroad ear who is oceapyiug two seats.: i ;.. -t ..-i . j ' A young man sticking close to his girl far an entire evening is very hico Und of court plaster. ,Au poedij'om to the poJ-JoQk At lorn ctis-.-Jt-Law. J AiliiSG. ChOUSK, ATTOHNEV-AT.LAW. MlhhLKKL'ltiill. 1A llcxmlr 'ip,l .i ,H rit' f.-. I'tuiiii't niianllnn. i u oull i K.n Inn-r rut I nllii j: i-'m. Act)ii (iii,i.i:i;r, Altitrnetf tniif (,'o;.r?or trt A.t'f, MIIMtl.t Itl IM.11,,1 , I'li'ln-tl in nml ill i.I'm r I u-li r-i n li'i' I, u i -,-ti in it,, ,.ui.p iiimi i n in tr.xMir lenii.tii . . i ii VVM. i:. noi swKitui, AirORNFY AT t AW. Ski i.vHi.iiovK. I'a.. t'olt-otl tl mnl U ottirr lri.t l.ii-lr.--. i f..iii.l lr nlti-ii'U l U. I'oiii ultall.iH In tn IMi me lorninu. .Inn 1, UILI.. ATTOP.NLY AT LAW. I.'llist,!!., I'. II It'll All tn-ilim-ii onini-t. .1 ti I I. ..i,ro will l critii II) mlni'li I t. 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E- HUMMEL, Prep. Miiiim,i.i;i mi, I'm. riiintin-tNlili1 ml tt) lii-li i'iui;iu- ul vm j .1 on littUil. Vfia t afuuli. I'lttsiciaus, tc. J H. .MYF.HS, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. lleavrrtown, I'vuu'ii., (itlr lil 1 1 r f 0 -i I nml arrl.'i t tn (lie 0 Itly -n nl UnKVei tullrll mill li'llllly. S'0k I iikIUU ml (liirimin. (I.IU'u t liiu rml'liiiir)) nn Wol JM a 1 1) Strnet. A r. 1,'dl ly.iil J W. SAMl'Sr.L, ' PHYSIC!AN(AND SURGEON, Ceiitreville, I'enn'a. (ilium It Iff rrirerlonsl rervluoii.tu llio cltirxnt ul Oiuiruviilaiiioil.vlolrilty. A tig. it, 'n.i. q j;d(.'ak iiAsLGi:n, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. MiiUllebiirKli,;iVniia., Oll ra Lit iirofi tiinl fi-rvlret lu tbo rltlvsnt nr Mlililleburrli nil vlululty. I'tllo. Id llio W.blili,l.uq lluumi. Alr. 7,'UI. J" (JltlFiU UAUUElt, ' PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Miilillelitli'Kli, Penn'a. Ollora lilt proieatlronl ervtotn tu tli cltltoni ul Mlil'llohuin Hint vlululty. (Uinta a lew iluurl Went r tli I ourl lluu. Iii Arii".r IiuIIiIIiik. Iliml'loacu 01'iii')tt( giiuualt fuT I'rllillug oll)o. MAltANU UOTUUOCK, , " Ficmont, Snyder county, Pa. Oralis'. of WltlmortUull(o( Pliyilcltrji toil Kui noun. Idurt lilt ,rulenliioul tarvln. tu iii )uuii. kpuu iillilt asiil otnujta. Alrcb, IMKbl. U. , f JR. J, O. WAGN1SR, ' riDvlclnu and Surgeon, -Yg&l&GtSX?. ' - .k .. . 1 UlTari kU profuwlontl rvlcai lo ih elllit mS?YnEBELLI3h By ALtfiH PIBKEHTOH, Itiiuiol li' C.S. b.n4 m-.ix. 7An T.-c Hrv r t- v i r I'm r iu, : -i N 1 1 'tiniH't-ti -n, ;"-sr I : t. - T.. o:i'y l k 1 I I' km . i: . ' 'innV. f fi.i I.;. , 1 n ,im! , . t iin. ' ,1 "I ' f. vt 1 tTi ,f -'..'', '. If . . f I .1 i',Im' .t f J. 1 -: I rr ,. ..f J is X !,(, t . 4 ; 1 ! 1 v, ti 1' 1 v "JT".) f A t i' f "P . - n. , 'f. . . ti. it.l f I., k ," a"i'MH I 1 I'-t 1. n t"ti. - i( ...ir I 1 i n i. r: n , 1 t .- ' I t ". ,m 1 'I 1 " ti 1 - 1. 1 1.. . I 1 (i 1 1 11 .(,. t t ft' n. r lfiiih a-r. i i . H ,t, i 1 - . t. . . r. 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Ii.r'llif I nn I.l l Hl.Hi-- 1. 1 ,,- ; '., .,, (..,, , ,1 -..I, ' i li I k i 11. 1, 1.1. 1,1 1 i. 1 iii r 1 1 I"' I.H . .- i t II "i r t '.1 r.l ul, 1 1. -." V 1, 1 ., 11 .'In i -ii I.. .-1 ,'i.; 1 il iti i I1.1, . ..1, ,,h ' l.' Uu 1 ' ,i,,i'. I n ' 1 '"' 1.1 i'li. '" " ' i-"ii...ii u 1 ... I., iii,, ft' ' !- V.I.''. -. " i.'j -i.ii 1 1.1, rn:.n'. UiI.I.a JIAl.v I M l;I.,.-,,,,Mi i ll ' l.j N. i.i.' i. - ..I.I ...it,, .'.J,,,, J J .1. SMITH, Hhybiclan & Siirrjrrn, lliiinr S,rititi., S,u,,t,r (mm hi, ', ilturii lilt iriilnali,niil urlci to Ihr 1 nl II I'lli. eiiii Alula tircrl. Junelj ji JJ J. KCKliKJ.T, SURCCCN CCNTIST. I l li III- H'l "ti l.l( K, Si liiiHirm, I'lvn'it, I'ri li-tiluiiiil liDaln.M ,roiiiitlr ntua.'ril la k. va7Tiku:k, HL'UUICAL & MECHANICAL liENTU I Solinrirovc, 1'enn'u. Agents! v-'itiiifl tnr f 0 I.ii e ;ill llm J'rful' i ul tltn V. s. i'li. iii.-i i,. mi. iiillit ln-t lli.li.. rr ll'l ll'f If.U tl.l.il t li. 'iiririi.. 1 lie tn.lftt llli.u liimV In A11111. Iniii'i'iiai' in, Ma tn iimnita. All liitiMIKnrti 1,. ' pin mint It. Any u:iti fun lirruiiiu it .m-,-, tei,.i i.K. nt. T.Tiim irci', HAU-Kl'l' liDuIt ( u,, I Ult.'tilltl .11.11111), ISAAC BISAVJiThT Siirguou Mentist ! Middlcburg, Snyder County, Pa, OrrillB IB rHAHKMB Mlt (H Dltril If vr.vtiiiii(t LolonKii ,' to tb iho Jt-i fn-tlnu dun. in h. boil uianotr. All i f wrrnie.. Taruii muil.raia. II will .Ian att.ml m lmtlnt v.rT l uii tl Centruviiu Traitmilt, kt.vti. owu Ada Dtiiurt; n J I'aiwovlll riiAIfOIIV KIOTKL. PIULA1)ISMIIIA, 1A., : Inth Street. Houth of Cbebtiiut, . W. PAINE, Proprietor, j 4 ' Una tyiimm Humhul 4ba K'nv ; ivi rn t hll ur- lio'ii WnlniH SI. l iiyuu. fur 1iiiIii.w tun.it 1.1 .ur. 4 . 11-., 1.. "3 oananl K"i'ini! una. ( ' ,1 . m an 1 iivfc-iiii! 1 una. 1 ti iw ). A), Kytr-;..iJ Ml '11 - 1 ij tfi filVt lill AW, VK. 1 ... pane :avliih Jaoal 1 IT. trmt iB-l ury, la Kn 1 1, 'l r-At- 1 Nor I e itlu 11 tl Bit tb Ir od. 1.1. ( fl li; lac 1 1 1 faalBV ' Itt n n ICE.' 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