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I'iiIiIihIiimI pvcry Thursday.
T-H HARTER Editor and Piopnctor.
Subscription 1.50 per year.
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Thursday, Nov. 1,1883.
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A LAST APPEAL-
Iii'fori! tlio next insim of the Poht
li'inln'H you, l'tir reailorw, the elec
tion will bo over iiml the battle won
or lost. A fcxv xvonl us n lust iip
IH'iil iiinl xvc suliiuit tlio isHiii' to you
for a liniil liciu iii at tlio polls.
Tin' prospects are very fair for
IkcpiiHic.'iu success on the National
ticket. Tin- State ainl .liuliciary
tickets are safe tlioii'll a terrilile
pressure is I i't n r: 1 1 1 upon Henry
JJroxx n. our cauiliilate for Associate
Jiiil'e. Tliere is no eartlily reason
xvliy lie should not pull through with
tlie majority of a full Kepulilicau
vote in his favor. He is poor, lut
competent, xxasja soldii'i' and isalJe
puMican. He is entitled to the of
fice and tn list lie elected. The coun
ty t ickct is safe to all intents and
purpo-.es. Lcxvis 1',. Atkinson will
poll his usual heavy majority in this
county. Samuel P. Uates, candidate
for Senator, must have every Repub
lican vote in the county to secure
his election. He will tret them for
he is entitled to them. Take euro of
his interests. Aaron S. Helfrich, for
AnhciiiU.v, is the regular Hepuhlican
lioiniiiee, is not only entitled to a
second term, hut he is dcserviiitf of
it. His character is uhove suspicion
and few men in public life us loiiy
us lie, have so clean mi official record.
He carried out Republican princi
ples. Let us endorse him. When u
man behaves so well in office that
t lie opposition lint to nominate u
man au'unst him, all questions as to
his fitness are set aside. Such a
man is W. W. Wittoiimycr, our can
didate for l'rothonotury. The lie-
publicmiH will all vote for him mid
the Democrats should do the same.
Henry J. Duck, our nominee for
Register and Recorder, is an able
officer and a i;ood citizen. Our peo
pie like him mid ask to have him re
tuined in office. Z. T. Oemberlinir,
eundidate for Jury Commissioner
will receive u full Republican vote,
for there is no one on the ticket
more desorvintr of the honors
though light they be than he.
In short, there is, fortunately, no
mistake in the whole Republican
ticket. Kvery man on it is deserving
of the full Republican vote. There
fore be on your guard. Don't trade
You have all to loose and nothing to
gain. Stand up for your nominee.
St o that your ticket is rlfht and
then put it through without a
scratch.
We are pleaded to learn that lion.
Louis E. Atkinson, of Juniata coun
ty, Pit., h i b en again nominated
for C.mgresM from tha Eighteenth
district, and hope that he will be re
turned to a position he han filled
with so much honor to himself and
benefit to his constituents. Mr. At
kinson is not an ultra partisan, but
has the courage to stand up for the
right under all circumstance. That
he is the firm friend of the farmers
is clearly demonstrated by his un-
sxverving support of every measure
introduced into the Lower House of
Congress for the advancement of ag
riculture. His record is before the
people of his district, and it is one,
we are glad to say, of which any
member may well feel proud, and
we hope that he may be returned to
his seat in the House of Representa
tives in the interest of the great
cause of agriculture. Farmrrn'
'rlcmf ami (rnnire lih'oi'nte, fic-
l'ifirr'27, 1HHX.
To The Voter.
Our country is now in the whirl
pool of politics, and the main ques
tions for discussion in the workshop,
on the street, mid even in the family
circle, is the attitude of the two
principal political parties mid their
claims to public favor. In the hub
bub and turbulence incident on oc
casions of this kind the attention of
the voter is often drawn to the ex
citement an 1 turmoil on the surface
of these troubled waters, and many
seldom give a thought to the deep
undercurrent which they should by
all means fathom. This is the way
that "wire pulling" politicians xvould
mislead the majority of our citizens,
mid continue to stir up these troub
led waters, rather than pour oil on
them to culm the emotions so that
all could see clearly what is the drift
of the current beneath. In this
campaign mighty questions of a na
tional character loom up prominent
ly before the public g ize, before
which party lines and party issues
should dxvindle and sink into insig
nificance. A largi folloxving represented by
drover Cleverland proposes to intro
duce mi entirely new order of things
xvith ri'gtrd to th" government of
our industries and manufacturing
institutions. Let thu voter look bo
m-nth the troubled surface and con
sider these question. Is it safe to
adopt these measures? Will it jeo
pardize or sustain our industries ?
What are the motives of those who
wish to introduce them !
On the other h ind comes Henjumin
Harrison representative of another
multitude who hold just the opposite
viexvs to the above. Let no hastily
formed opinion guide you but delve
into the history of our country and
gather facts for your direction. He
at it. The time is short.
Our national prosperity is the mar
vel ol the age, attracting the atten
tion of the xx hole civilized world
We have existed under free trade
mid for many years had the arms ot
protection thrown around us, to
xxhich of these can our prosperit v be
attriiuiteii r .No room tor neiitralit v
at mis lime, pomicr over tlieni care
fully ami studiously, and having
formed your opinion come out
squarely for home mid countrv
against party interests or issues,
IV. TIlffl.tllK renoweil SpeeinliNt bus
otii'cil inmre cnseM if r-i"ciai, kltluey,
lilixiil iiml iiHrvoiis iljhciiM'H tliuu all
Mine." c Mill. I if. The power of heal
ing t lk.it I lie )ni"t(ir iiiM,iM.t"N is no
liiulit due In Inn ciiiiilft-, practical
knoxk ti-ilit of I lie itll(iiatliie, lioinieo
put hie mull I. ct lie Melt-in (f im-ilii'liie.
XX e xxiMilil Uiixi-e those MiOVriug lo
''UiNiilt 1 1 i i in pi-rsuii or I y l.-iirr
I Mil.-- .";: N.ii lli r.nn tli .Strct, pinlu
ll'-l .0.i, 7-1 hS.Ky,
Common Sense
In the treatment ot slight ailment
would save a vast amount of Hlckneiia
and misery. One of Ayer'a Pills, taken
after dinner, will asuist Digestion ; taken
at night, will relieve Constipation ;
taken at any time, will correct irregu
larities ot the Stomach aud Bowels,
stimulate the Liver, and cure Sick
Headache. Ajer's Tills, as all know
who use them, are a mild cathartic,
pleasant to take, and always prompt
and satisfactory In their results.
" I can recommend Ayer's Pills above
all others, haviug long proved their
value as a
Cathartic
for myself and family." J. T. ITess.
Lt-ithsville, l'a.
"Ayer's Pills Lave been In use in my
family upwards of twenty years, and
have completely verified all that is
claimed for them." Thomas F. Adams,
Ban Diego, Texas.
" I have used Ayer's Pills in my fami
ly for seven or eight years. Whenever
I have an attack ot headache, to which I
am very subject, I take a dose of Ayer's
Pills and am always promptly relieved.
I And them equally beneficial in colds ;
and, in uiy family, they are used for
bilious complaints anil other disturb
ances with such good effect that we rare
ly, if ever, have to call a physician."
H. Voulliemc, Hotel Voullieuie, Kara
toga Springs, N. V.
Ayer's Pills,
rRKPABKD BY
Dr. J. C. Ayer it Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Dealers In Medicine.
My Poor Back!
That's the common exclamation of those suffering with rheumatism or kidney troubles. In
either diseoke Tsine's Celery Compound will surely effect a cure, and there will no longer be
any cue to complnin of " poor bscks."
ing confirm our claims for that grind old
" Two weeks sgo I could not sleep
was conatiptted and kidneys did not act,
back. Since I took Psine's Celery
and I can sleep like a child." Zenas
"Having been troubled with rheumatism
to get around, and wai very often con
hare uetl nearly all medicines Imaginable,
tsge. Having seen I'aine's Celery Con
Humlreds of testimonial like the follow
remedy, Paines's Celery Compound
more than an hour at a time any night,
and had a good deal of pain in the
Comjiound the pain has left my back,
Sanders, Wert Windsor, Vermont,
for five yean, I was almost unable
fined to my bed for weeks at a time. I
besides outside advices, I nit to no a.lvan-
pound advertised, I gave it a trial. I have
cured. I can now jump around and feel
used only one bottle and am perfectly
lively si a boy." Frank Carol!, Kureks, Nevada. Price, fi.oo. Six for $j.oo,
Sold nr Druw.ists. Srnd for 8 page Tkstimonial FArr.n.
WELLS, RICHARDSON & CO., Proprietors.
BURLINGTON, VERMONT.
AN ELEGANTI
Line of STOVES
Such us tiikps never linfme been ceeii in Snytler county will lie found lit
. . mm STOVE DEPOT
The variety i m prrt'iit, the styles ho eleirntit. nml th price so 1'ennonable
t hut the eloKHMt buyers emit resist tin tempting uppt'ikrikiice of the
iiiiiiriiilleeiit Square JUitters und Klcgtuit Cook Stoves nml
All buy a Stove and go home happy.
;w Smisliiiip, Alt Fortune, Xew
Howo A cntilatftl, and others.
Xew Regulator, Xew Susquehanna, Pnnl OlnilflO
(hand Times, (5 oMen Age, Hte., Kte. UuUIa ulUVuOl
Square Heaters: x
S. T. Buck, Merchant Tailor,
NEW BERLIN, PA.
A (.SENT KOK THE
m m
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Sewina lame
This uiaehine is beyond u
iloubt the lightest rtintilnir, ens
ii'ht operated anil inoht durable
machine hi the market. Simple,
Ktrnmr. nwift. hiiiI mire. IVrfnet
"'r in hvhtv iiHrlii-iiliir. It lintf work.
ed itnclf into tli4 IhiuI ni;ali)Ht all
CTjsMMUM .v cotupptitloti and to-day utaniln
HIL'1 a w s sail ;ui 've ct
My Merchant Tailoring Department
l full ami complete. I hiii daily ri'celvinir Hliipiiieut of CI.OTIIS. CASSI
MKItF.S, Etc., for tlie uianiifacture of Stylixh ami well made Clothinir. I
take ordi-rH for Hints tliroiiKU Suytler county und ulwux j'uiinuitee Satittfiic
tion.
;.iuo.)ii, Dviuc ami KepairingXeallyaiid Cheaply done.
Call ami examine the famioilH Nexv IIoiiih Machine, nee thetpiality of cooil
ami the htviett ol our ciotmnj; uuu xvo will need no other reeomendatiotiH.
Anif- HI. 'HS. S. T. HICK, Nexv ISerliu, l'a.
The Piper Breech-Loading Shot-Gun
and Rifle Combined.
This system in combined rifle
and sliot-niin oilers advantages
over other makes even more
marked than those lor shot
only. They tar excel all oth
ers in strength, accuracy,
workmanship and balance.
DP I P Side-snap action, best decarbonized blucc
ri 1 a IL aJ easteelbarrl.10 or 1k ir.i.,.rnm a Win
nsetere. t'. rilio cartridiro woiiriif in in wii
Top-snap action, saino as above, 3S-55 Uallard cartridge, or
41 Winchster, price . . $30
xno aoovo prices lncnuuo iuu paper sho and one box of
Lit lUVil!
FISHING-TACKLE !
ACompleto Assort
ment of
Rods,
Flies
Reels,
Lines,
Hooks,
Artificial Uait, ect.
I respectfully submit to vou a few prices Assorted
Trout-flcs at 25c. a dozen, tr.out-lioks to gu 25c. per doz
plain trout hooks 5c per doz. best oiled-silk lines from 2
to 3 cents per yard, all other lines from 1 to 2 cents po
yard. Heels from 25c to $2. Orders by mail promptly
attended to.
J. B. Reed, Sunbury, Pa
WW
A new Stock of Goods
linn Jimt been received which we will
take pleased toe how you ami if yon nre
A COMPETENT JUDGE
of Rood nndstyllhh clothlnn? If so let
tue firevnil on you to call nt my otore
and look over my
Fall Stock.
It n made up of the choicest and most
desirable, eelect Ion that It has ever
been our kooI fortune to seenre nnd
has been bought under the mot-t fav
orable conditions that ready money
can control.
Cash is a WosflerfQl Lmr
In tipHrttluif hltrh prices, and we have
used It well. Our
C-rTCall at once,
G. C. GUTELIUS.
Mlddleburifh. Pa.
- 0
1888. Spring and Summer. 188S
We arc now prepared to show you an immense varidv
11
v
wmw
In Dry (loods we have an elegant line of Combine
Suitings, Ladies' Cloth, Satines,
A Variety of Wash Dress Good
Scotch Zephyr Cloth,
ew Calicoes,
Century Cloth,
AVhite Dress (Jin
An Elegant Line of Cassimeres,
Laces, and Embroideries.
SCHOCH BROS., Selinsgrov
Well Mm
1 still continue in the Metclmrt Tailoring LiiwineHS "itlin ta
Eby's Corner, Selinsgrove, Pa.
and take this means of informing the people of Snyder county, t'i
have on hand a xvell Ht-lectt d Block of
Cloths, Cassimeres, etc.,
and btttuplcR from the best and moet reliable Nexv Ycik and PhilaJe
bouses, ami will pell lower than ever. Cutting, Cleaning, llepmritR.
ing and Scouring done on Hbort notice.
Nov. ltf. E. K. BICIx
New Goods! New Good;
Having just returned from the Eastern cities with a inaguinoent t
goods we take thin method to invite the citizens of the West End to in.
see it and notice the
GREATLY REDUCED PRICE
at which we are offering it. You will find everything of the latent io
line of
READY MADE CLOTHING
Dry Goods, Dress Goods, Single and Double Shawls, Woolen Blanketf.
Spreads, Linen Table Goods,
TO
Glassware, Tinware, Queensware, a full line of Jewelry, Clocks,
BOOTS AND SHOES, RUBBERS 01
Everything Is new and fresh and the prices caunot help but suit tb
est buyers. We are always thankful for the liberal patronage thus
tended us, and will eudeaver to merit a continuance of the same by
and upright dealings.
FltEIDMAN & GETZ,
Ueavertown,
Our New Conilato Slot Unil
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vacn-iuur ior mw.mv w want u pii'on -
tfi." OUR FMPEHOU l
waw si mmmiv 9 rvw ' - . .
uuu. RiDHi w aiiavo wsitouvv or Bporains uuou"w J
::.uf::K:r ouu man on th' a
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Geo. "TT. Claflln A Co-, 64 A 68 Suane St.,
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