THE TIMES, NEW BL00MFIEL1), PA.. MAltCII 11, 1879.
Newport Advertisements.
11. S. COOK & CO.,
Agree to ssll nil kinds of
GREAT-
ljc loomfidb imfs.
AVCTIONEE11S.
J AS. P. LATCH FORD,
A UCTIONEEJI,
Would respeotfully inform the publlo that he
wll cry sales at rimsonubie prices. All orders
will receive pronmt attnntlnn.
IJONNAlLV'S MILLS, PEHRY CO., PA.
TAMES CLEELAND
U Auctioneer,
Offers his services to the citizens of Terry and
Cumberland counties. Post olllce address,
Hherniausdale, Terry co., JP.
HOUSE, FARM AND GARDEN.
0
Goods sold at Greatly Itoduccd Prices to
make room for the
SPRING STOCK !
Now is tlio Time to Buy J '
IRA WBNTZEL,
ISlnin, Penn'a.
We itiYltn rnnininttlriitlntitt from all pprnnns wlin sre
Interratwl in maUd h iirnperly lieliiiwiUK to thistle
trtliieut, LUMBER AND SHINGLES,
forl.RHS MONEY than any other (lento In this
county. We will also take Rood Ttmheron the
stump or delivered at our Mill In exchniiKe for
liiiinler,&a, We use Cieartleld l'lne and Uem-
D.HENRY,
f if a slilrt linHom, or any other
article tins lten scorched In ironing, lay
it where bright sunlight will fall direct
ly on it. It will take it out nt once. '
To Wash Merlnocs.
A new way to make merlnoe wash
well: Infuse three gills of salt to four
quarts of boiling water, and put calicoes
in while hot, and leave it till cold. In
this way the colors are rendered perma
nent; and will not fade by subsequent
washing. Bo says a lady who made the
experiment herself.
(iT Avoid giving a tired horse very
cold water, as it often produces colic.
In large establishments exhaust Bteam
Is passed through the horse-troughs;
others allow the water to stand for some
time in buckets. On the road horses
should be watered once in ten miles at
least. The stomach of a horse is so
small In comparison to Ids body that
large draughts injuriously distend it;
consequently, small quantities at
regular intervals is the best rule.
3P Hays the American Arriettlturist:
The most economical food for milk cows
Is a mixture of hay,menl and bran ; and
the most economical way of feeding
these Is to cut the hay, moisten it, and
sprinkle the meal and hran over it.
This gives some trouble but it pays.
From our own practice we believe 25
per cent, of the feed is saved. One
bushel-basket full of hay and 24- quarts
( of corn meal and bran' mixed in equal
portions, is a feed for a cow in good
milk. To some cows more of the meal
and bran may be given profitably; this
must be found by testing the different
cows. The above feed is for half a day,
making five quarts of the above feed, a
few pounds of dry hay and some roots
may be given at noon.
Tanning With Fur On.
Speaking of tanning with fur on. un
English writer tells the Country that he
" has a cat's skin, pliable as kid free from
smell and the hair still clinging firmly,
which, two years ago, was dressed ac
cording to the following recipe, which
he says is equally safe and unfailing in
eueta cases: Nail the fresh skin tightly
and smoothly against a door keeping
the "skinny side out." Next, with a
broad bladed blunt knife, scrape away
all loose pieces of flesh and fat ; then
rub in much chalk, and be not sparing
of labor; when the chalk begins to
powder and fall off, take the skin down,
fill it with finely ground alum, wrap
closely together, and keep it so in a dry
place for two or three days; at the end
of that unfold it, shade out the alum
and the work Is done.
The Sick Room.
1. For invalids, never make a large
quantity of one thing, as they seldom
require much at a time, and it is desir
able that variety be prepared for them.
2. Always have some thing in readi
ness ; a little beef-tea, nicely made and
nicely skimmed, a few spoonfuls of
jelly, etc., that it may be administered
as soon almost as the invalid wishes it.
If obliged to wait a long time, the
patient loses the desire to eat, and often
turns against the food when brought to
him or her.
3. In sending dishes or preparations
up to invalids, let everything look as
tempting as possible. Have a clean
cloth laid smoothly over the tray; let
the spoons, tumblers, cups and saucer,
etc., be very clean and bright.
4. Never leave food set about a sick
room ; if the patlenl cannot eat it when
brought to him, take it away, and bring
it to him In an hour or two's time.
Miss Nightingale says : "To leave the
patient's untasted food by his side,
from meal to meal, in hopes that he will
eat in the interval, is simply to prevent
him from taking any food at all." She
adds : "I have known .patients literally
Incapacitated from taking one article
of food after another by this piece of
ignorance." Let the food come at the
right time, and be taken away, eaten or
uneaten, at the right time, but never
,' let a patient have some thing always
standing by him, if you don't wish to
disgust him with everything.
6. Never serve beef-tea or broth with
a particle of fat or grease on the surface.
It ia better, after making either of these,
to allow them to get perfectly cold,
when all the fat may be easily removed ;
then warm as much as may be required.
Two or three pieces of clean whity
brown paper laid on the broth will
absorb any greasy particles that may be
floating at the top, as the grease will
cling to the paper.
iuuk uuiy.
W. II. B. COOK & CO.,
Ilcwport, Terry Co., To.
October 10, 1870. '
JONES' BROS, & CO.,
(Formerly John Jones & Son,)
Grain & Produce
MERCHANTS,
Brink Warehouse, Front St., above Market,
Newport, Perry County, Pa.
WE would respectfully Invite the patronage of
the farmers, and the public generally, as
the H1UHHBT l-KICKH the market willallord.
will be paldfor all kluds of
GRAIN,
FLOUK,
PBODUCE
SEEDS AND
KAILHOAD TIES
We have constantly on hand,
FISH,
SALT,
PLASTKK,
CEMENT
COAL,
IRON,
STEEL,
HOKSK 8HOE8,&c.,e.
FOB SALE AT THE LOWEST RATES.
S3, Orders promptly Oiled,
Newport, July 20, 1875 tf
JEWPORT DRUG STORE.
Having on hand a complete assortment of the fol
lowing articles, the subscriber aaks a share of your
patronage.
Drugs ami Medicines,
CHEMICALS OF ALL KINDS.
Also a full stock of
Concentrated Eomedies,
ESSENTIAL OILS,
Krushes, rorfumery
JIAIll OIL,
AND
FANCY ARTICLES.
Also always on Hand,
PURE WINES & LIQUOR
FOR
MEDICINAL and SACRAMENTAL
PURPOSES
PHYSICIANS ORDERS
Careidly and Promptly Filled
B . M . E B Y .
Newport, Penn'a.
J B. HARTZELL,
Wholesale Tobacco Dealer,
Wright's Building,
NEWPORT, PA.
Bole Agent for Lorllard's Superior Tobaccos
Also, A Large Stock of STA-
liUJNJilli always on hand at
LUVV ritlUES.
n- Country Merchants supplied with Goods
Your orders are solicited.
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1878. Fall an Winter. 1878.
OPENING OF
vwjv im nT
S.
HAVING taken unusual care In selecting my
stock of goods In the above Hue, I am aft!
-n, "i'0.?' eo'nP'.ete and desirable assott.
Kr.SSS"81".11 "1 .' the new and late styles oi
trimmed and untr mmed goods, all at the lowest
LADIES' COATS
kept on hand or made to order at short notlee.
These goods an all late styles and all orders cuar
auteed to give satisfaction.
ANNIE ICKES,
Newport.
An assortment of my good will also he found
at Loysvllle for sale by Ml MS ANNIE WHITIt
rrices the same as at Mewport.
I)RINTINO of every description neatly ti
ecnted at the Bloom Beld Time Oiliee at
reasonable rates.
Y-'m ' ye?--
If 1 " "", ' 1
BRATTLEBORO. VI
Our new Organ, expressly designed for Sunday Schools,
Chapels, etc., Is proving a
GrTLmlC SUOOE3S.
Be sure to send for full desrriptivo Catalogue before
purchasing n:.y other.
THE LARGEST WORKS (GF THE M) U THE GLOBE,
Illustrated Catalogue Bfnt free.
IMPORTANT !
The Meriden Purchasing Co.,
West Meriden, 01111.,
Have issued a most valuableCatalogue for House
hold reference, containing the NET CASH
PRICES at which they will sell any of thepro
ductlonsof the
Celebrated Factories of Mcridcn,
Consisting of every conceivable pattern of
Plain and Ornamental . Silver
Plated and Cut Glassware,
Lamps, Chandeliers and
Bronzes, Table and
Pocket Cutlery,
Shears,
Scissors and Razors, The Unri
valed Wilcox & White Or
gans, the well-known
Parker Guns, and
Novelties and
Specialties
of. many Descriptions.
Persons desiring Standard Articles of Unques
tlonable Merit, for Weddings, Presents, Oma
merits or Use,
At Meriden Prices,
can procure Catalogues free of charge at the
The Meriden Purchasing Co.,
West Meriden, Conn.
In sending (or Catalogue, or In riving anorde.
t " .iiwm luat hid auiroiiscukcub rtm9 9ceu
in T u d Tuiuj
AKXTK j
WAarTEjJ
FOB OUK
GREAT WORK
NOW IN PRESS.
THE INDUSTRIAL.
HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES.
. Being a complete history of all the Important
Industries of America, Including Agricultural,
Mechanical. Manufacturing, Mining, Coinuieroiai
ami other enterprises. About 1UUU large octavo
pages and 300 flue eugravingl.
KO WOES LIES IT Z7T3 PUBLISHED.
Porteimsand territory apply at ouce to
The Heury Rill Pabllstsiiifr Co.,
M13t Norwich, Coun.
DEAR SIR:
If you are In want of anything In the way of
ttUXS, KIFLES, RETOLTERS, PISTOLS,
Ammunition. Gun Material, Fishing Tackle, or
any other FINE 8P0KT1NU (JOODS please writ
for my Large Illutraled Catalogue and Prloe
uxASI1; 1 miU) FltEE- Yo"rs trn,y. JOHN.
STON'S Great Western Gun Works, Pittsburgh,
ALL SOLDIERS
Who received wounds or Injuries during the late
war. even If but slightly disabled, can now oh.
tains pensions back from day of discharge un
der new pension law. Kelected cases also re
opened. Send stamp for particulars.
W. C. BEKRINOEB A CO..
, . , . Box Pittsburgh, Pa.
Oldest Claim Agency in the State. 7 w 13t
PROF. HARRIS RADICAL CURE
rOH SPEEMATTOEHCEA.
X1IK
SEMINAL PASTILLE"
A ViluRble Di aoo very
and New Departure in Med
Moienc, mn Min-ly
Now and poiftireiy rtfect
ive Remedy lor lhepodjr
nd permanent Cnra or
Seminal Xmlwiona 6b
Impotno7 by the only
true way, vim Direat
dpal rVt of the Disease, actinv hv A.nmH.n ..,.
tintr it ipectlie indueiiL-a on tlin &eminl Veaiole EtM
nlatory Duct. f roatrmta Glauidand Urethra. Thou
oiiUm Remedjp ii tt.ilal wuh no pain or Inconvenience,
it is quickly dnaolvij and toon abcorlwd, producinxan
immedtata oothina; ind raatorativa effeol upon thews
ul and ncrvoua oraiiiilioin wreektd rrta aelf-ibiua
and txLeKt it op pint: tlio drain from the ayitcm, raetor
tnffUiu mind to health and aound memory, remofinir
tlmDimneaaofSicht:. Neruoua Debility. Con fuel on
of Idetia. A version to Saoiety, Xto.to. aud the appcar
nc of prematura old nge ititially accompanyinii till
trouble ami rvlrii)K parftrt Sexual Vigor, wheraH baa
been d.irmant lor yen ra. Tht motie of trvatment haa atoad
thetettin very iwvcra eaaca, and ia now a pronounced
iifcai. Drufjs are too iitiu lt prwierilwd in tliete trouble,
and, a many can bene witnesa tit, with but littla it any
permrinentrfoiH. Tltve n no Noniicniia ubout this Prepara
liin, Pnrf;cl ohtfrvatmn rnslilius to pitivei-y jruaran
tea that it will rive aatlafoGtion. During tha eiKht
ytursilint it has been in tvm-rai une, wu havu thouaaitda
ot tr-eiimouiala 114 to ii value, and k Is now contend
ed by I ho Hktlical I'nfioH to ba Ilia moat rational
means wt dievoveml nt rva-hin and eurfnj; this very prev.
aicnl tnublw. that ia Wfll known to be Die cause ot uutoid
misery to so many, and upon whom quaoke prey with
theirusrlfs nostrums and biff foen.Tlie ltemedyis put up
in a ni'at hot . cnouRit lo last a inoiiih. and sent ni a plain
wrapper by limit s a!wl f.tr $3. Two boxes, fiulfk-ieut to
erTr(-taiomaiieitnureun!is in severe eases) $6 Three
boxes faitinif tlirro tull months, will atop emmsiona. antl
restore vrjror, in the worst tmst-s. $7 Full DUUICTI0M8
for nuinc will ai-fomnnnv 1ACH Hor.
oeim ror a uesertptive ramphirt flvtnjt Anatomical V
liluitratiuns.whkh will convince tha moat eorptieal
that ihey en be rosfon-d to perfect manhood, and
ti
V At ted tor the duties ot lite, same ai H never affected. W
Bent a-oledforatama t inr ona. SLnA mrr.v k.
HARRIS REMEDY CO. MF'G. CHEMISTS.
Market and 8th. 6t. ST. LOUIS, MO,
CALL AD SEE ME.
The Subscriber has opened a Rtore onnnslteth
Railroad Uepet, at MiWTUltr, where lie la pie
pared to supply
OYSTEliS, GROCERIES, Pc,
At the lowest market mice. A full stivtlc on
hand. Tha uatronaue of the nubile Is solicited.
Mt. WM.lt'KKS.
hew port. Fa,
A VCTIONKKU.
Blalo, Perry connty Pa.
Terins Moderate and eyery exertion made
to render satisfaction. etf
AncMoneer. The undersigned gives
not Ice that he will cry sales at any point In Perry
or Dauphin counties. Orders are solicited and
promptattentlonwlllbe elven.
JC.D.WKM.8,
New Huffalo
Perry co., Pa.
C B. HARNISH,
ATJCXIOIVliiKIt,
pelvllle, PerryCo., Pa. Charges moderate, and
satisfaction guaranteed. 6 tf
D
AVID M'COY,
ATJOTIOIVXTEIt ,
ICKESBUKO, PEKRY COUNTY, PA.
Charges moderate. Prompt attention paid
to ail calls.
H
0ME MANUFACTURE.
LOOK OUT!
Iwouldrespecttvelyinform myf rlendsthat Iln
tend calling upon them with a supply of good
of my
OWN MANUFACTURE.
Consistlngof
CASS1MERS,
CASSINKTS,
FLANNELS, (Plalnandbr'd7
CARPETS, &o
to exchange for wool or sell for cash.
J.M.B1XLER.
CkktreWoolbmFactort. 6,17,4n
fn trrf n IT rnrttpn.rt n..X
'..f (isfii;vsr(.n l in n mi, i.acto.
PHOSPHATE ot 1,1 '1 K. atari fnrCnnMimi).'
1 lion, Cmtli, Bronchitis ft all Vrnlulou. j
amnrn. lkynnr(irnr!riiriiresiniii $1
, iBPhnssntt'otit. I will, im welpty
.i iifsiHiiiiiiM.e..sjlfc .
U, I IUAK. 1. 1. 1
tfw For Sale by F. Mortimer, New Bloomdelr
Perryoounty.Pa.
VIBRATOR
B.Moekil.
THE ORIGINAL & ONLY GEKU9
Vibrator' Threshers,
WITH THPSOTKD
MOUNTED HORSE POWEr .
And Steam Tlureiher Engine!,
Hade only by
NICHOLS, SHEPARD & CO. .
BATTLE CBIXK, MICH.
THE MntchlftMn Orain-Hnviiiff. Time
ctaTtnjc. and Aloiify-tevliip; l arJiis ol Dili ilny ud
rnerittlom Bynrnt all RtTittry for Rsplrl Wot It,
Hot CUsalm, and for baring UnUD from WuUfs,
GRAIN RnlfH-n will not Nnhmlt t tlio
saormnua wmMko of G mlti k t.ia lmiTlor work tloim iy
tte otUcr maoailHM wtin oaca postsdon tU dillswsw.
THS Threnhlnir Ttxtiisw
isttd oiltfU S to 5 1 im l.'ut iii(nuil i tmn Imi iiimis lijr
tb kxtrs. Qraia B.iVlU ly tlicfo loiyravvMl McIiib .
HO RerolTlnff PhnfYd Tnsldr) the pu
rs tor. Kuttrtiy irv Hum UaNittrs. I'lrkvi-s, lUtliiles,
D4sJl such tline-wutin ml trntln-wuttnv oornpll
rstlott. Psrfertly arlspivd to U Klmls nmt Cnniiltleusof
Grata. Ws m Dry. Lous or Hborta UaaUaU or BouuU.
N
OT only Tnnt1y Superior for Vht,
(Mil, 4riST, myvt inn (ik urtini, inn mo oki.v aw
esssrfol Tbrestisrln Plnx, Timothy. Millet. Clovsr, and
Ilka Sesds. Rqnlrrs no " attaebnuiBta " or M roboildloc '
to onaaffa iroiu Uram to swaus
ARVET.Orft for Plmpllrlty of Part.
ustnir less tuan ntitt-liaU tUo iibiinI itatla ai4 tis,
Mas no LilUriugs or ticattarlBsa.
FOTTTt Sixes of Pppnrntorn Ittnde, ranir
litic Irom MX to Twelve liura sum, aud two nilvagl
AlouataU Bona Powsra to tuatcb.
STKAM Power Threnlierii m fperlalty.
sMMUa sis bvparator mmia oxpruaaly tor buwuii iower.
0r Unrlrnfetl Rteem Tttreaher En
kiiiH, wiilt Vniuttbla liupruveraaius ami liatlBvura
aituraa, far Uyoad any ottiar huUm or kioU
If Thoroatrli Workaianohlp Clernnt
Plnla:i, t'rtN'iitn of I'arU, CinpltitviitiM of K4)Uiuueiit
stc, our "VisUToa" Ttmaawr UaitiUara fnMTirtrfinrrt.
FOR. Particular), call en onr Dealers
r wrJU U us ioi lUustraiou ClroUar, wuion Wu nuul ra.
Privaia Hospital. ttU
A. Clark !H.,rbtcago.
IN.Q;78rioiatty,all
V rtvaia. Chronic aud
ftmaie liUcasas.
Consultation fro a.
Ladles aod Oralis -tntrn,
sontt one dollar
tor aatnplea of beat
r n h u a r nods, and
valuable information
tv iri. It (.ill M
le Kemaie Pills, th
pr box. Frivttu
hno aod anrs for
Ladles during oou
rlncmfant. A. near work, price 0
ceata br rasil. Htsis
rlM of ' Nature, PhTsf
olngy of klarrlaice. Or
dans of Ganeratloa.
Dlasase of Youth antl
Manhood; a weaith of
aliolce and vaiuaulo In
formation, of Intent!
to both sraes. NoUilna
orffnilv to food ttuasv
and rrdnoaiBuk. lufsr
mattun iitir tMfoto
puhllahod. No faQily
bmtld lo wltnout 1L
0 Address. Dr. A. Q.
tif.lN. W)3 Clark Mt.
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R. J. W. RICE,
Surgical and Mechanical Dentist,
FOKT HOYAL, Juniata County, Pa.
k.Onioeon Market Ht., one door West of the'
Timeo oltl e. Any pvrson wImIiIiik to be called on
at their residence, will pleasa inform mu ol the
act. Um
JOB PK1NTIXO of eery deecrintlon neutly
and promptly exoouU-d at KeaHonahle Uat
at ttaeBlounilieUt Times Hteam Job Ultlce.
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