The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1874-04-02
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Farmers wives are already pro-
viding for their supply of cabbage
tomato, pepper and other vegetable
plants.
- This is the timo to prune and
graft fruit trees and prune current
and raspberry bushes.
Because we have had = good deal
ofsummer this winter is it TO be inferred
that we are 10 have good deal of win-
ter this summer
The popular question for debate
now is "Whether dirty woman with
q sweet temper is to be preferred to
a cleanly one with sonr temper'"
The public sales in the country arc
about over. There have been large
number of them. most of them being
well attended, aud the stock and house
hold goods sold generally brought fair
prices.
Boys under the age Of sixteen in n
Western city. nrc prohibited, by an
ordinance lately passed by the authori-
tics, from tho usc of tobacco or drink
inc pop. The merchants are warned
against selling the above articles to
youngsters. a similar law Ia this place
might prove very beneficial.
The public are hereby assured,
through the columns of the PosT, that
Pdrsops P,ugaii,e iiHs contain no in
juiious principle. but that they may
lie administered to children and the
most weak and shattered cons titutious
in small doses, with great certainty OF
success.
DR.. A. Johnson, one of the most
successful practitioners of his time
invented what is now called Johnson's
Anodme LiumsRi. The great success
OF this article in the cure of Brouchi-
ts and all diseases of throat and lungs,
will make the name of Johnson not
less f,vornbly. il less widely known,
than that of Louis Napoleon.
"A large balk Of iron ore has been
found on Mr.. Erdlcy's farm north Of
town. A small quantity was analyzcd
at Bloomsburg, and contains IS per
cent. of iron. Experts in the mining
business say that there arc large beds
of ore on the farm, and that this balk
IL only the washiugs of the main bodies
of the ere.
1NbNHVtsVN ~ lbNtMWV IbutfN, VI
both sexes. go down to untimciv
graves, from general debility and weak
ness, who might he saved bv fortifying Q
their system with Iron. The pcruvi-
an Syrup is ~ Irun Tonic prepared
expressly to supply this viiaizing ,e-
ment, and is the only preparation oi
iron that will assimilatc q; once with
the blood.
A good wife is like snail
Why Because she keeps her own
house. A good wife is not Ike snail
Why : Because she does not carry
her al on her back. A good wife is
liso town clock Why Because
she keeps good time. 4 good wife is
not Ike town clock.-Why . Be
cause she does not speak 50 loud that
al tie town can hear hcr.
Don't b. Discouraged. suppose YOU
have "iricd iiiiy remedies and recciy-
cd no benefit. Is there therefore mo
balm in Gi!cnd - Verify ,ncrc j.
Your liver nay lie conges,ed, your
s;amaeh hall .aralizcd, your nerves
qu':ering, yollr muscles kuuttci Win
torture, your bowels CONSTRUCTED, your
lungs d. ga ed, your blood fllll Of i'm
purtics--yet ~ one week a"cr COM
mercinS course of Dr.. U'ddn'S Vim.
gar Bdtos You viii feel like new
creature. NH 20 4w.
TAKE CARE.-An exchange says
Take care of your blood and bile
about these times. Spring is around,
and heavy winter feeding lies like
d. mortal sin upon the consciences and
stomachs of some people. If we
We're proprietor of patent pill we
should recommend it now as we
are not, we simply say, slack up on
cakes and gravy. II you don't, it
will set the doctors flying like the
echoes to the "Bugle Song"
HISTORY OF THE GRANGE MOVEMENT.
The National Publishing Company of
Philad., have sent Us the advance sheets
Of this valuable book. 1t certainly is II
concise and interesting history Of the
Farmers War Against Uonopoics
.-and their struggles against eXtortions
) ofall kinds. The Sudden Rise and un-
paralleled Progress Of the Patrons of
Husbandry must of necessity awaken
an unusual interest throughout the
Country. Edward Winslow Martin :
name is q safe guarantee of the high
character of the work. 1t shoul he
found on every table and in every
library.
6. NJ. MoATz & Bro. Tanners, Couri-
eis and Finishers, keep constantly on
hand full supply of Leather Of all
Kinds adapted to country trade. The
attention of Saddlers is especially di-
rected 10 their stock, on hand, of Fly
net Collar, and Harness, Heavy and
light Imported and Domestic sole, Kip,
Upper, and Calf. for Shoe Manulac-
.urers. Red Sole, Of Penna. Manu-
facturc, constantly on hand at low prices
Call and examine their stock.
As the Spring trade opens they will
keep on hand MI kinds of Findings,
Norocoes, Red and Bronze Skins, and
other findings, Frence Calf &c All
orders by mail promptly filed.
An exchange truly says, 1t costa
less than Gent n day to take your
weekly paper-less than n dilligent
hen could earn in year at tho mar
ket price of eggs ;siess than one
cigar o week and very cheap one
at that less than the barber would
charge by the year to keep one hair
trimmed; less than a good sized
thanksgiving turkey less than a
seat one night at the opera less
than an energetic kitchen pirl will