Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1867-12-11
An Extensive Stock

An Extensive Stock > rs-- PEI.
Of new, cheap, and seasonable goods,is now
being opened up at. Bunnell & Bannatyne's
Store, in S. Stark'ss Brick Block. As to
prices, they will be found down to the lowest
figures. Call and examine for yourselves.
MasouIc.
The following is a list of the officers chos-
en- at the annual election, on Monday last for
Temple Lodge Noi24S, A. Y. NJ, at this place.
o, L. PARRISH, W. NJ.
}. r. Cullingworth,. S. W. ..--.- .....-., ...-..
S. d. Bacon, j.. w, -E
p, NJ Osterhout, Treas.
WIN. F. Terry Sec.
a A. x x S%i,b Soiti Trustees of Perma
Harvey ~, SEi sicEier, neOt Charity Fund.
The Little Folks.
As we'll as old Santa Claus, himself, will
be dellghted.to know that Mrs. E. Lease is
making extensive preparations for them, and
the Holidays, at her Toy and Fancy Store
The older children too, those who indulge in
dress-skirts with long trails to them, and who
do not believe on Santa claus, but do most
sincerely confide in another fellow who makes
finy>two visits, or more, to Santa's one -
will find at Mrs. LIS. place thousand and
one Dondescript articles of dress and the toi-
let, indispensable to them F -
Go and see for yourselves.
Everybody e
Who has been q achoolboy or girl, will
call 10 mind the vexation experienced on
some frosty morning, when, after having care>
fully thawed out their old fashioned stone
nk'stands they found that the inky and wa
terry particles had become as completely d..
vorceed, as men and women sometimes are
after a little GOODNESS has occurred between
them and with not half the chance for re-
conciliaIion-for the latter do sometimes
make up and kiss. The ink never makes up nor
does anything else ,amiable. Mr.. G. W. GRAY
is now manufacturing at this place, a fine
black ink or fluid, which is not effected by
freezing. This is the kind for the school
boys and girls, and indeed for everybody TO
use.
All orders for it, 10 any quantity, by mail
or otherwise, will be promptly attended to.
Call on, or address, G. W. Gray, at this place.
True Balsam.
DR.. Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry is
truly a balsam. 1t contains the balsamc
principle Of Wild Cherry, the balsanic prop
critics of tar and Of pine. lis ingredients are
all balsamic. Coughs, colds, sore throat,
bronchitis, and consumption, speedily diSap-
pear udor its balsanic influence.
Down among the dead men,
Are, at this moment thousands who might
have been alive and well had they used that
great life preserver, Plantation Bitters. Let
the living lay il to heart that they are the
best known remedy for all dysPep;ic COM
plants, ST. mach arrangements, and general
debility. As delicious cordial combined
with great tonic virtues, their equal cannot
be found.
Delicate Females, Clergymen, Merchants, !
Lawyers ana persons Of sedeDtary habits |
partIcu larly those who are weak and suffer
with mental depression, are greatly bene fitted |!
by these Bitters.
Magnolia Water.
= delightful toilet tar;ice-superior to Co. !
loSne and at half the price.
To Beautify aud Dress the Hair,
And restore il TO its natural color, and i'm
part that beautiful gloss, odvr, etc, use Mrs. !
S A. Aliens Improved (ne1 Styie) Hair Re
storer or Dressing, lin one 6oHLe.) Every
druggist sells l., Price One Dollar