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THK TlMliNKW; I3L00MFIKLD, PA.,! AiTJL ,17, 1877.
HOUSE, "FARM AND GARDEN.
W Invite eommnnttuitlnns from sll peroti whnsrs
intereatedtll liu.Uor. properly llonsiii to this de
partment. Old Rye's Speech.
T-wa mud to be estcn, '
And Wot to be drank t
To be threshed In a bam,
Not soaked In tank,
il come a bleeeluK,
Wheo put through a mill ,
Wt a blight and a cures
When run through a (till.
' Make me up Into loaves,
And your children are fed
But If Into driuk,
I wilt starve them Instead.
In bread I'm a servant,
The eater shall rule
In drink I ntn master,
. Tlietdrlnker a fool.
Then remember the warning :
My strength I'll employ,
i( etiten, to strengthen j
If drank, to destroy.
Sowing Seeds.
. The Hpring ia about on us, and seeil
sowing In the garden and on the farm
will soon be here. As myriads of seeds
are wasted every year, a few hints may
be seasonable and serviceable.
The most successful sower we ever
knew lets his garden ground get a little
dry before sowing. Then he stretches
the line along where the seeds are to go,
sows the seeds on the surface, and then
walks sideways along the line, pressing
the seeds with his "flat foot." He says
he never has a seed to miss, and so
sows thflm thinly just where every
plant Is to grow. Thereiis not only no
waste of seed but no waste in thinning.
There is no raking in of the seed and
the whole is as simple as possible. His
wife Is a good flower gardener. Her
mignioneUe and phloxes always grow,
and a ten oent paper is enough for the
whole garden. She sows on the surface
"pats" down, as she says, the earth with
the back of her cast-steel trowel, puts
the stick with the name in the centre
of the little patch, and they sprout at,
once.
Now this ia Mil reasonable enough
when we thiak of it. There are lots of
peeple who believe that rag-weed and
other rubbish will keep seed fresh for
years wiien btt plowed down a few
inches. Whether this lis so or not, ilwp
sowing is known to be unfavorable to
germination. Aeed like to be near the
air, but near the moisture tcX), and all
that is necoessary to this is that they be
pressed firmly in the ground. Of course
the seed need not be "tramped" in.
There are ways enough of covering
seed prerly with implements. We
only refer to our friend's experience
for the Ichsou it k-aehes.I
A Small Flower Garden.
A writer In the Wenlmi Farm Jour
nal rccomiiM'nds for a small flower
garden the following lit, as they do not
require treatment, are good sturdy
varieties, will staud neglect, yet do well:
Asters,, balsamx. dianthus, petunias,
phlox, calllophis, vwbenas, sweet peas,
miginouette, cinnias, marigolds, and
portulacas. The same writer again says :
"The plants I have named will afl'ord a
profusion of flowers from June to
October. , Phlox will be the fint to blos
som, -and then petunias will come on,
and both of tliie flowers ewntinue to
increase in beauty until hard frosts
come. Asters will be in perfection- in
August and .SeptemUr. Calliopsis be
gins to blossom in July, and nearly all
the others come on early in that month.
If old flowers are removed and not
allowed to go to seed, you will have a
much greater profusion of bloom. 1 f
you do not remove faded flowers, but
allow them to perfect seed, you will soon
see that your plants are losing a larje
share of their former glory. You can't
expect a plant to ripen seed and blossom
profusely at the same time."
Fruit Law.
A bill has been presented to the Ver
mont legislature, on petition of S W.
Jewettand others, to protect fruit growers
by compelling people to take proper
care of their trees, on penalty of fine if
found guilty of wanton neglect. We
know of many cases where such a law,
if enforced, would be of great benefit to
rxmimuuitles. A single tree sometime
becomes the pest distributor of a large
neighborhood, which if attended to in
season might be wholly prevented.
- 3T ISetfsteuk may I covered w hile
broiling, but should never be hacked
while cooking, nor tided before cook
ing; xiinply lay it upon the gridiron,
and turn it but ouce, us ut every turn
ing you lose thejulceof the meat ; wtVn
done, lay upon the dish It Is to lie served
in, sprinkle over It a little suit, and
spread over it some good sweet butter,
jud let Mttmd live minutes In the oven.
II LiATCtl L Mf'S
Improved CUCUMBKit WOOD
PUMP, Taxteless, Durable, M.
Itmeiit and Clienp. The best
Pump for the It-ant Mousy. At
tention it especially tnvftmd to
. Hiiiieniey-s raiem iinprwea
m-acaev anq rtew nrnp iihci
Valve, which can be withdrawn
without removing the 1'ump er
disturbing the Joints, Also, tfce
Copjier Chamber, which never
orae.ksor seals, and will outlast
any other. For sal by Dealers
ever where. Send for Catalogue
ana PrloeList. .
CHAK. i. BLATCIU.EY, Manufacturer.
8 37 ly
600 Commerce Ut, Pnllapelphla, fa.
BOOTS
Do you want BOOTS of any klad t
K so, call and see the
LA1K1K STOCK '
MOW OtTBRRD BY
IT . MOltXIMKlt.
New Pension Law.
UNDER an ant ot Congress approved March 3,
173, widows of olllcers who were killed, or
dlcil ot riismisH contracted In the service, are how
entitled to ti.iK) per mouth for each ot their chil
dren. Tlieguardlauof a minor child of a soldier who
heretofore only received SB.Ou per month pension
Is now entitled to (10. per mot h.
Hold I sis who receive Invalid penslonscan now
have their pensions increased to any sum or rate
between JH. and IIS. per month.
Soldiers who have lost their discharges can now
Obtain duplicates.
Fathers and mothers who lost sons In the serv
ice upon whom ey were dependent for support,
can also obtain pensions.
The undersigned having had over 10 years ex
perience lu the Claim agency business will attend
promptly to -claims under the above act.
Call on or address
LEWIS POTTEIt,
Attorney for Claimants,
New Blvomfleld,
20tf. Perry Co., Pa
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THE HAltm.SIlUKO
Daily 'and Weekly Patriot
FOR 1877.
T" li nw !iilvr.liT unci to alt prmt-M fulworlNirs
rer)fw:Ht!htMi- sulitcrii'ti'ma
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Tiin 'jli-tcnptifni pi'jc.o ui Hanvi'i Monthly uaii
rtariifi-V Utiur in 1.(14 .mih, thud scfurinif miKicri
hr h CLtpy tit tlu Wkfki.v l'TUHr fur T rinte in ad
ihtHii, u.hat l.e would huo t jmy for ntliorof liar
Jinrrt rnilthcuUtilif.
'trJiiv itiuini hi H-v.uinpaiuiNt b the a-b, fithor
Dy rb-vk or fw rtt.ttrtli-o f.ili r.
Nmw 1 tli lituf u sulMt-ntic. iH-t ail tln r.w and
x-Ht TfudlMtf t natter at ! ks than mivwli.iv
i v Hndii jour ulx)jript1ia to the Jail and
Wt.KKLV VAlMIOT. AJiTriK,
, PATH IO T PVHLTSHf.XG CO..
I . UAKJtlhBl'lUi, FA.
Dally Kxpress and Freight Line
BETWKEV
t?LOOMFIELD& NEWPORT!
f piIKsur.scrlbe.rwis.bos to notify the ottlieisot
1. Bloomdeldand Newport that he Is running a
Pally l.lne between these two places. and will haul
Kreiglitof any kind, or promptly deliverpackages
or messseesentrusted lo his care.
rOntrsmRybe,lit. for him at the stores of
F. Mortimer o.. New Blonralteld.or MltllKanA
Uusser. Newport, a.
r. R. WH1TMOKE.
R)aomneld..laHuar 5.1870.
-yn.MAM s'iTtch,
JitHlis'e of lh' leaT.
ANI GENERAL rOLKKCTOR.
Nt.w Bioomfleld, Perry County, Peun'a
t,rt?,,,'!,i,T.,"u,,",t,, Owlleetlons of all
Kinds, lioeds. Hands.MortcaKesaud Aureements
neatly execute. " 7 itf
STEWART'S
ADJUSTABLE TREADLE
FOB OPERATING
SEWING MACHINES
WITHOUT
PATIUl'K Oil INJURY.
Ttirt must f iiiipletK Biethnd of prnpelllne the :
seviii.if inschiiie. It sves four rlftas the kttiorand
- u-tit--1-,!;-: ii ovtci in 1 ut y : en-il,i-s.-it
I,? the me.licnl ftniern'tv Ir e.-in f.e at
Untied (4 any orulimi-y sewing matthlne without
reni.n n Hi tuschlne from Itir house. No sew.
Ill K liiilcliine ehould tie nsed without this m
iwirlinu anaehnent. rietnl for our elrcHtuii,
winch explains ifje nr1neriea. Addr.ssx
KW V0BK TREADLE MFU. CO..
C-lyr. 4 LVrtlan'lt htrci t, .V. Y,
rhtladelplila AdTertlsonienls.
JANNEY & ANDREWS
WHOLESALE
GROCERS,
No. 123 MARKET BT.,
Philadelphia.
WAINWRIGUT & CO.
' WHOLESALE GROCERS
AMI
tea dealer's,
North East Corner of 2ltd and Arrhstrest.
Philadelphia Penn'a.
QHARLES S. JONES,
WKOLEHA I B DEALER lit
Fish, Cheese and Pi-ovisions,
ilfl NOHTIl WHAUVEK,
. Philadelphia, Pa.
D
AVID. J, HOAR & CO.,
Successors to
IIOAH Mi OONKEY A CO..
WHOI.BSAI.J
B O OT ANDSJIO E
W A K II 0 u si;,
l M A ItKKT tTKKKT.
Philadelphia, Penn'a.
QUNN1NGHAM.GLEIM&C0.,
Wbolisalb Ubalbhs 11
TOBACCO, CiaAHS &c
NO. 4, MIKTU K1KTH MTUKKT.
PIIIIAIJKIIIIA Pa.
QRAYBILL & CO.,
WholesHle lieulersii
Oil Cloths. Carpets,
Shadea. Brooms,
CaiVot Chain, Wadding,
Bulling, Twines, &,
Ami a tine assortment of
WtiODiirul WILLOW WAIIK.
No. ti'. Market siieet, above n h.
PHILADELPHIA.
JOHN LUCAS &. CO.
Mll,k AMI 1
ONLY MANUI AO'll'in US
I1IPEEIAL FEEKCH,
PURE SWISS GREEN.
Also, Pur
White Lead and Color
1
MANUFACTURERS,
fins, 141 aud 113 North fourth St..
Philadelphia.
gMITH'S CARRIAGE WORKS,
On High Stkukt. Kat o CARi.rsi.t St.,
w Rloonineld, Penn'a.
THK siibscriherhashulltalitrce and eomnm.
dlous Min on High Ht.. Kast of Carlisle Stieel
New Hloomlield, I'a., where be Is prepared to mn
rifaoturetnonler
Of every description, onto! the best material.
SIcIshs or every SIjIp,
hullt to order, and finished In the iiinstartlstleaud
durable manner.
Having superior workmen, he is prepared
to furnish work that will compare fiiVoraWy with
the best City Work, and much more durable, and
at much more reasosalile rates.
V RKPA IIUNH nf allklndsnerttlyiind proinp
lydone A eallia solicited.
S A Mt'KL SMITH
HI
TOH PHfVTIXG of every description neatlv
a eseen'ed on short notice and at reaaouuMe
rates at tula o0.ee.
Philadelphia AdTertlsomenld.
D.
D. ELDER & CO,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTCHEHS
Booksellers and Btntlonem,
And Dealer In
WINDOW CURTAINS ',
MALI. PAPKU, ETC,
No. 430 Market Btreet,
PHILADELPHIA Pa.
EIGLEP. & SWEARINGEM'
SucccBBors to
, BBAFFNER, ZIEOLER A CofT
Importers and Dealers la
Ifonlery. Olovciv,
lltbbous, Niinpeinlern.
THREADS, COMBS,
and every variety of
TRIMMINGS & FANCY GOODS,
Mo. 36, North Fourth Street.
1'lIlLADELPilIA, PENN'A. '.
Agent for Lancaster Comb,
gowER, pons & CO.,
BOOKSELLERS. STATIONERS, -
r
And Dealer in
CURTAIN & WALL-PAPERS.
,
BLAKIC BOOJKM
Always ob hand, and made to Order.
No. 530 Market and 523 Minor Streets
PHILADELPHIA, PA
ALBO
a. Publishers ot Sanders' New Readers, aud
Brooks' Arithmetics. Also, Kobert's History o!
the United States, Felton'sOutliue Maps.&o.
jgARCROFT & CO.,
lmporU.li aal Jobbtrs
Of Staple and Fancy
DRY - GOODS.
Cloths, Cassimeres,
Blankets, Linomi, White Goodn, Ac,
Nos. 405 and 407 MAKKET STREET.
(Above Fourth.North Bide,)
PIII3L.ADEX.FHIA.
JEW. T. MOUL,
KEPRKSKNTlNti ,
Weinicr, & Valkln,
Mauuructurer k Wholesale Vealern
IN
Boots & Shoes
No. 302 Market Street, '
iiiiivriiai,iiiiA.
JAUB FRYMIRE & EDWARDS
Imports as aud Jobiios cr
Oliiiiti. GlaNM
AND
QUEENSWAllE,
t)2S Market Street,
IIIIIJAll!lL.lIIXA.
w.
H. KENNEDY,
TELilBI.K, BRIT TON ti Co..
1
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
t
No. 60S MAEKKT BTREKT, '
PHILADELPHIA. 710
Phllndelphla Adrertlscinents.
JLOYD.SUPPLEE L WALTON
WnOLRSALB
HARDWARE HOUSE
Ne. 625 Market Btreet.
Philadelphia, Fenii'ft.
gT. ELMO HOTEL, "
(FORMERLY "TUB ONION,")
JOS. M. FEWFlt, Proprietor
817 & 819 ARCH BTREKT,
riIIL.DELPHIA.
Terms, . . $3.60 Per Day.
nw HOTEL helnncentrslly loeated and hav
1 Ing been entirely kevittbd, It will be found
as pleasant a stopping place as can be desired
JJNDSAY'S SILVER LIGHT.
A CHIMNEY,
SHADE
AND
REFLECTOR COMBINED f
Giving Double the Light of
any other Chimney,
AT NO GREATER EXPENSE
FOR OIL!
Everybody who sees them are
delighted.
gThe Trade supplied aft
a Liberal Discount.
F. MORTIMER,
W
EST STREET HOTEL,
No. 41, 42, 43 A 44 West ftt.,
YORK,
TEMPERANCE noUSE, ON THE EURO
PEAN PLAN.
KOOM8 50 and 75 cents per day, Charge very
MODKBATE. The best meats and vegetable In
the market. BEST BEDS in the Oity.
17 lyH . B. T. BABBITT .Proprietor.
Professional Cnrda.
JE. JUNKIN, Attomey-at-Law,
New Bloomlleld, Perry eo.. Pa.
-Office Next door to the residence ol Judge
Juukln. 4f)tf -
AM. MAKKEL. Attorney-at-Law, "- - "
New Hloomlield, Ferry county, Pa.
Office directly opposite the Post-Ofllce,
and adjoining the Mansion House.
JBV19 1'OTTEH,
ATTORN KY AT LAW,
NEWBLOOMF1ELD, PERRY CO., PA.
Clalms promptly secured and collected
Writings and all legal business carefully attend
ed to. . 82 yl
JAMES H. FERGtiSON, Attorney-at-l4tw.
NKWFORT, PA.
4BTOfflee Market Street, near the Square. 5
CHARLES U. SMILEY, Attorney at Law.
New Bloomtleld, Perry Co. Pa.
viui'v niiu vi.'A. olllclb, iru nijn
Street, north side, nearly opposite the Presby te.-
iiaavuuivu. r ' - .' ' Auguv ftu, leiz.
, : 1 ! ! , . f
JBAILY, Attorney at Law, '
New Bloomtleld. PerryCo., Pa
-Office opposite the Mansion House and net
door to the Fost-Otliee, ...... .......
Before to B.McIutlre, Esq. , t June27,1871.
TTM. A. 8PON8LBK, Attorney-at-Law,
f? Office adjolnnig his residence, on East
Main street. New Bloouineid, Perry co Pa. 2 1 j
" 1 1-1 I n 11' 1 '
JOHN G. SHATTO, Burgeon Dentist. - - 1
New Bloomtleld, Perry CO., Pa."
All kinds of Mechanical aud Surgical Dentistry
done In the best manner, and at reasonable
prices. . . J. . . .
M.OIBce at his residence one door East of the
Robinson House, and opposite Win. A. Bpousler's
LawolUce. : . 8tly
"VlTM. N- 8E1BEKT. Attorneyt-Law, c 1
Y NewBloomlleid,Perryee.,ra.
Bloomtleld, 3331v.
M. M. 8PTCH,' '- '-.'! ' "
ATTOKNKY-AT-LAW, v ;vtv;i
New Bloomtleld, Perry co.. Pa.
-Offlco Two doors West of F. Mortimer
Btore 71y . ( , .t .
; ' I '. ' .
T EWI8POTTKR. SOTabt PCBHC, New Bloom
XJ Held. Perry Co., Pa. ,
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgagee and Leases carefully
Prepared and acknowledgemenis taken. Aft
Inds of Pension and Bounty papers drawn aud
certified, will also take depositions to be reidlr.
auv court in the United States..: . . , . 7101y
imiAS. J. T, McINTIRE, Attorney-at-Law.
J New BlooniUeld, Perry eo.. Pa. '
WAU professional business promptly andfalth
fully attended to. 3 1 1 y.
"TTTM A. MORRISON,
y JITSTICK OF THE PEACE and GENERA t
COLLECTOR. Nw Okkmantown, Perrveo.. Pa.
-Itemlttinoewlll be wade promptly terair
Collections made. . 7 44
IIAS. A. BAKNETT, Attorney-at Law, " ' ,
New Bloonirleld. Perry 00.. P,
a-Olflce en high street. North side, nearlv ne.
poslte the Presbyterian Church. 3 fly ,
RICHARD L. MAGEE, '7'':
.JUSTICE OF TIIK PEA( ,.
u .me Bt nis 'esl.lenee. In CENT B E TOWN :
SHIP. Perry Ce-uuty, Peim ... oite Bil e South of
New BlooniUeld. hiu