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SAnafnr.
DIR. b. F. wAoExssLLkR has been
| Iuoyuinatod for Qanator

SoNdt0Ts
DIR. b. F. wAoExssLLKR has been
nominated for Senator.
The Republican party Of this dis
trict need not hesitate one moment to
inquire into tho qualifi cations Of DR..
w. Cor the position 10 which the party
Is dcsirous ofclevating him nor can any
doubt arise rs to his fidelity to the
broad, generous, perscveripg principles
and policies Of the republican party.
He Is an excellent scholar. sound
thinker and reasoner, always open TO
conviction and having arrived at right
conclusions stands by and maintains
them with unwavering firmness. His
rare, excellent social qualities have
made him numerous friends through
out the district and especially In this
county where party prejudices will be
laid aside and he will receive large
majority which will insure his election
If the other counties comprising the
district do only their duty.
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Business Locals.

Gltls Nuu Otntmcut.
We stand aghsst at the thousands hourly
hurled to premature grave, visu ms OF
having neglected the first symptoms Of
disease. Whether the complaint orig mates
In the body, or be introduced accidentally
through the skin--fatal results may he
warded of by q timely recourse Of one or
both Of these medicines, % cents per box
or pot. Sept. 2f,'T6, ,4w
B@-Weis 4 Oppcnheimer, Sclinss
grove, have Just opened their stock of
Fall and Winter Clothing. II compris.
es all tho latest styles for Men & Boys,
and will be sold at astonishingly low
figures. Give them call.
pR- Good Overcoats rs low as 81 so
at 'peis & Oppcnheimers', Selinsgrove.
bF Bountiful nature affords no finer
Specific for skin diseases than Sulphur, q
fact that Is clearly proven by the action
upon the outicle afflicted with eruptions or
ulcerous sores, OF that supreme purifier,
Gleuu's Sulphur Soap. Depot Critteuton's
No. Sixth Ave, N. Y. Hills Hair
T. whisker Dye, black orbrowu, 60 cts.
Oct. 18th. 4w.
Just received fresh and full
line of Mems and Boys hats of the Ia.
test, styles ut Weis & Oppcnheimers,
Selinsgrove.
-Underclothing in abundance at
Weis & 0ppenheimcrs, solinsgrove.
mn -Jouy ID R,,nrSn,,,ou Tailor
resnectf,,ljv informs thc neonlo or Mil,
dlcbury and vicinity ,hoi be i nronarod
to do MI kinds of work in h;s ,;ne mcat.
iv cheonIv occordiny to Tho ,a,os,
siylc ami warrontoJ N N C,,,;n~
done M short not;ce business niaco
corner onnosito the II n Church
Main Street Sont os OF
~
, Skv y. N. SMITH,, rom Newport,
rerry county, ia' VIII furnish snyder
county Inercnun's, WIN inc pest COM
niW'i mo- can"y' rrench buh'ing, &c lie
WIN pe ON hmnu ~ ana during the holi-
unys' WITH a'i kihus OF Candics, Ioys,
ec. sept Il fo,u.
CASH SYSTEM believing it to be
n benefit to customers as we'll as
myself. | have concluded to sell good, on
Nnu a''er oc'ooer ioih' 1870 Tor cash or
proau,o only' oooas VIII oe soid 10 per
cen' cneaper 'nnn now All KINDS OF grain
""u prou"re wiz oe '"k"n Tor which the
'asn WIN oe pni. H. !. hoMid'
beaver springs ehyuer county, pa.
o'P'' 90 ie'o'
Monev Saved ie Monev E,.rod,
I, i. a c,c, 49,, 49,. oy,, I,I'',
,ba Woroi, a', '" .! u''. ','".
@ anJ ."'s IN ,,n,. Wv" P"io,,"so Soous
n,n, M n Ill, '"'' I"i"pe. Nun c"sii
r'a' ,'a WI I'ou,.' n'u 'li'. Is the gam oi
sno pute,'ust, w uW,y ,ne coun.ry, Inerc'
,o'e ,, w, a''u a,,cr WEpN EoDal NOV.
!, roIo, VIII ADOPT the Cash system.
oelievlng u 10 he me best interest OF
my customers and myself. ] will re-
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DR. SIfER.NiN'!S

TredtD,cm is Prdciicu', Rational
and Economical It's object f. Immediate 70.
lief and eventual crrs. 1t IL based upon scion.
tho principles and easily demonstrated to
the comprehensions OF every Intelligent person
Though he does not use u truss he uses u sup
port inhniteiy superior which keeps everything
In proper position while tho Curatiyo Coin-
pound applied daily by tho patient, excitss
healthy action, adhesion and cure. Besidos
this treatment does not Interfere with labor
or exercise on horseback or otherwise. and {.
iords security against inaamed and stranyula :
tod rupture.
The afflicted are coming from all parts of tho
country. Terms moderate, depending upon the
case, Persons from the country can receive
treatment and leave for home on the same day,
Send 10 cents for Dr. Shermanis Book likeness
of bad cases before aud after cure. Reforenoss
given TO gentlemen who have been cui oil. ON
CO No. Ann street New YORK. Beware OF tho
fellow calling himself Dr. W, %. CreInpion ,nd
using Dr. sherman's name In his advsrrise-
nent To decoy Tho aiilersd. save rnls al
yerrisemenr.
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Public Sale !
FNHE undersigned A Administrator OF

NHE undersigned Administrators Of
l. the estate OF Daniel Meyer, late Of Adams
township, decd, will by virtue OF an order Of the
Orphans Court Of Snyder comfy, expose TO Pub.
on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2stb, 1870. The
following described Real Estate, to wit; A cor.
tain TRACT OF LAND, situate In Adams twp,
Snyder county, Pa, containing 100 ACRES,
more or less. BOUNDED North by lands Of lisa nc
krebs, East by lands OF Isaac Leply aud John W.
Kline, south by Joseph Muss.r ana others, and
West by j. Y Meyer, about 10 ACRES clear,
the balance we'll timbared with white Oak
whereon arc erected GOOD HOUSE h BARN,
Barn nearly newt and other ontbuidiDgs. o we'll
OF wator near tho door, Also four good springs Of
water on the premises.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A, N. OF said day
when due attendance will be givon aud terms OF
sale mado known by -
Oct. 9, 1915. Administrator.
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RUPTURE

Patients cured 30 years ago remain sound.
DR, j. A. SurRMAS's successful trcatment OF
Rupture has iudu ed unprncipod persons TO al.
N'rtiSo tho elastic trlisses as certain cure,
kNowIsa them to BIO but an imperfect support.
Ihousihds ~ victims arc to day suffering
through the Elastic Truss dalusion.
tits wora tight around tho body u wastes away
'ho muscles, interrupts tho circulation aud pro
di-nosos u paralysis. besides, the strap batween
the logs drags tile great bali Of wood upon tho
ligeinents, spormatii cords and Polyis II lno In n
manner 10 produce imppteney W itb all Its horrors
Indeed tho legion or trlsses with thoir gripping
pressure on tho spine, abdomen aud dolicato
parts adjacent 10 Rupturr, sooner or latter cause
Kidney aud bladder affections; destroy nInhool,
making the young old, aud the old useless. until
llIo settles into frightrul apathy, The ain ctei
should think seriously of this subject aud act In
AccorlAncl with the hIntales OF rnason.
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sxypxs Oorsfv CouRrs-The Courts OF
SNYDER County are held on the fourth Mondays
Of february, May, and September, and second
Monday Of December.
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Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia! Dyspepsia

.Dyspepsis is the most perpiexing OF all human
sImenn. its symptoms are almost Infinite In
victims Of the disease often fancy thernse elves
the prey, IN turn, OF every known maiady. This
SSss ss n
part also to the TACT thSt any disturbance OF the
digestive function necessarily disorders the
70; S%s s.n Ss.xHg ySs Soca .nd
y, r, Kunkeis Bitter wine ofIron is sure
sure This is not q new preparation, to bs tried
for mauy years 10 the prsetico Of eminent phy..
sicisns With unparalleled success, II Is not sx.
ported or Intended 10 euro ali the diseases to
% oyspspss IT, most % aSs,usss fc9a
Kunksl,s Bitter Wine OF Iron nsvcr fails to
s, eurs, symptoms Of Dyspepsia arr loss Of Apps.
mouth. heartburn, disteution OF the stomach
and ecwles, constipation, headache, dlzxiness,
sissplssssns., % AUD low spirits. Try the great
denuine; Take only kuukel's, which Il put up
only 10 q bottIss Depot $50 North Ninth 81,
pih,i,h,aSlph!.: pa L nsys. falls For sale By
Ask for Il. v. KunEsl's bitter Wine Of Iron
and take no other, siv bottles for 600 OF 81 per
Worms! Wormsl Worms
Il +. KunkeiS Worm Syrup mover fails In de-.
stIoy Pin Seat and Stomsch worms. Dr. Kun.
-. pay
lee until removed. Common sense teaches II
Tape worm be removed all other worms can be
readily destroyed. Send for circular to z. r.
kunksI. 2se NORTH Ninth street, PhiladslphiA,
rs;. or esIi al on your draxy!.t fcr botil: of
A CARD TO THE AMERICAN PUBLIo.-
For many years We have made two medicines
suited 70 the ailments ofs vast class Of suffer
ers. Thousands Of cures have been made By
them, and, in fact, the word failure could
last two yssrs oountsrfsits OF oar medicines
have spssnE sp, dssssros. 10 shs!s .! S:s init.'
hay. Bss:d l, spSo Zach g:pS.: 70, e hol
similIs OF the siEnstuPs Of our Agent, Mr Jos.
hsydoek. TO eeuntsrlsit this u .fslony: We
THE VIII tSs utasst viscr 81 the law. We mcst
ss.sestly ssg hat Y n las Itesr nsss q rhs Amer.
shslr health, and help - - our task Of bring.
ss'' ss ,:s: g s;s g =: sf
sIsss gsrIes:..g y - c..s m nSl:.. NJ, Jo..
:!!, g sSils e q M 81 z 0iss.sss ga ias ssa siii
- 's'''''' '''''''iI Iis;.fis';s sAs Avo.
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CAUTION.
il hereby given that the

NOTICC u uereOy gwen CnuL th6
IN following articles have besp purchased by
The The sps LONG, da.ss dS ,as s Ds IN
urc. All persona are csutiousd not TO med.
dis or intsffsrs With the ssn.e,viz, 8 Ohairs, !
siuk, 5 Deds aud Bsddsug; isiook. 2 Tables, 2i
Iot ~ tinwars, 90 Head chtckeus, msat stand
! tub Rubber Dough Trey.
Beaver sssisss, sept, 2. LIN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-28

linens OF the same species varying from
twelve I" fifteen feet. They are, however.
bat rarely seen, lying chiefly on the edrcs
OF thick cnE"r. mo which they bctakr
themselves if disturbed while l,a~kinr. as
they are fond of doing. outside in the sun
Their food consists of almost ANYTHING they
can catch. from 4 rat OF i small hir,i To a
small antelope, though they no ,l"uh, o.
ca>ionaliy Kill larre one. which. unless
of unusual size themselves they are un-
able to swallow; and | doubt their lives
beng such an alternate succession of fa~t>
anu tea~t> Is has been imagined. No
doubt, when they 10 catch an antelope and
eat 1t, the attcr-proce>s Of digestion occu-
pies Il considerable PERIOD bat such cap
lures, except in c;l>c of the blue back.
which is little larger than u hare. are,
fancy, rare. and | never Vet killed one,
small or l:,rT", which had nothing in l.
stom1ch, though the contents have been on
more than one occasion -utli 'icntll ml>ccl-
laneous II. H. Dfnta4t1,ld.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-28

ter, l came to Il place in the trees, and
found five bodies dying there in their rig
1T horror-an old woman. young one,
baby and two small children Was it
fancv-waS it pure fancy, born of anguish?
they looked likc--O heaven. they were
my wife, my children, all cold and dead :.
How had they come on the train? WHAT
chance had brought this about? No one
could answer. groancd. | screamed.
clasped my hands, tore my hair; gazrd
on the lovely face of my wife. my chill
dren; | called them by name There was
no answer. There never Would be-
\ whistle, Great God. Onward up the
track numbered another train. Its red
eyes glar,d upon me; | threw myself be-
fore it; felt it crush me to atoms
" His head is extremely hot. said some
body
IopcneI my eyes and saw my wife.
How do YOU feel" said She a lit
tie bcttcr?"
was So a>ton>hcd and rcioiccl at the
sight of her that coul! not speak at
ilS:
must he crushed to pieces, said |,
" Tor the train went over me; but feel no
pain
mere ne goes about tilc tram arlln,
said my wife
Why, | tried to move-thprc was no.h-
lnT the matter with me. | WIS in my
room; opposite to me WAS Il crib. in which
my child WAS asleep. My wife and child
Were safe. Was drlriou> or what could
it be?
Joe, cried, tell me what's happcn-
ed.
li'~ nnr O'Clock" said joe Z" \ on
came home iii such Il state from the club
that could not wake You. You were not
ii, 10 manage steam, and lisk people
LIKES. The san Francisco is half WAY to
A. | SUPPOSE and you have been frightcn-
inI me half to death with voNr dreadful
talk
Il WAS only :, dream; only AN awful
dread. But had lived through i, /,
though il We're 4 reality
= i there Il Bible in The house! ~tii .
" Are we hc:thrn~ asker. .Jp,.
trvc Il 10 IN" )lII> moment. .jpt
She brought it. and put my hand ou i;
and took the oath (t"p solemn lo be repeat
cd helc) that what had hrpprnrl should
never occur again And if the " Sn Fran
cisco ever comes to grief the verdict
viii not be. rs il has been - uttrm :" Th.
engineer W;t~ drunk.
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up his mind with his customary decision
that nothing but the navy would meet his
desires
10 his great delight. Mr. Jefferson told
him his wishes in that respect could be.
gratiticl. he sequel t" the story is easily
told. The boy entered the navy, am!
served his country molly during the re-
maind"r of his life. And Commodore
Morgan. Am told 10y those who knew him
best. always preserved the honest simplic-
ltv of character and fclrrs-ncS> which SO
attracted 'Ton' jefferson when he met
| tn" outSpokcn Charlie Morgan on the Viz
ginH. highway GertryGhc ,HorttDlcr. IN
Lndies' Hcpository.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-28

\ l.pNIN,, MOrnEE men ltNreN-
pressed in m, ne exquisite language than
Macaulev. the affection which every gop
man feels for his mother: Make much of
it while vet You have that most precious of
all good gifts-r loving mother. Read the
unftthonElblr love of those eyes; the kind
anxiety of that tone and look, however
Slight your pain In after life You may
have friends fond, dear, Kind friends but
never Will You have again the inrXprr~>i-
Ill" love and yentlcne>s lavI>hed upon you,
which none bat Il mother bcstowS. OFTEN
do sigh, in my Struggle with the hard,
unclrng world, for the sweet. deep >ccll-
rity felt when Of IN evening, nestled in
her bosom. listened to some quiet tale
suitable to my age. read in her tender and
untiring voice. Never can forget her
sweet glanccs cast upon me when | ap-
pcarcd asleep; never her kiss of peace al
night Years have passed away since we
laid her besides my father, in the old
church yard, still her voice whispers from
the grave. aud her eyes watch over me, Il:
| visit spots long since hallowed to the
memory of my mother.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-28

Thi, is very awkward and embarrassing
The suprcmr court Of Vermont lately de
cided that LAGER beer is not an intoxicating
beverage. and now the court OF appeals OF
New York decides that it is We presume
that this is to be accounted ;or on the
Ground that tile heads Of Vermont judges
are harder or their stomachs less capa-
cions than those Of the New York Judges.
The experiments on which these decisions
are based should be repeated with a good,
" company Of discreet and dlsinterested
citizens of Massachusetts, to decide between
fine two court, H05ton Gl0It.
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knII>D 4 Boa Cu>srMCrnK i found
the ,:u knr>S 50 great ;,> To render any fur
thcr progress Impossible, except Al lhr risk
of broken II ck. 50, seating mN-pif un-
der 4 rock. waited for the increasing
dl<liyht Life was already stirring; the
faint ru~llrS. and once a breaking twir,
denoted the whereabouts Of anttlopc~ or,
il might b. of their enemy. the leopard.
while the calls OF birds sounded from every
side hy and by the ru-tliny became loud
rr. aud it WAS evident some animal WAS
coming up the track by which was going
to descend, until ut Inst it yot 50 near that
| cOuld distinguish the rattle of sharp
hoof> among the bowldrr> anl stones be
low me. Suddenly there was u duh sound
rs of some heavy body falling. followed
by 4 confused noise of struggling, Il half
chokcd blrat. which thought recognize
ed rs coming from the throat of an unk,lnl-
bl, and then silence. \ few steps Sutficcti
to explain the cause of the noise for us
uot round the corner of the rock | came in
SIGHT of Il bol-constrictOr employed in
licking the carcass Of lt> victim, a vounU
doe of the species | had expected. which
Law Il shapclcSS mass. within Il Yard Of the
path was following. No doubt. hll
blundereu on thronyh the darkness another
five Yards. should 1t that moment have
occupied its place, even though the great
snake mi .ht. perhaps, have found it impos-
Sibc to swallow mc;,fter killing NE: how
ever, the idea wns enough, and without
remembering ut the moment how shoul,
disturb the whole bush. | levcled the rifle
at its broad head and fired 1t was no
until the smoke cleared and could see it:
whole boly, rs it writhed and twisted il
its last ayonies (the bullet having fortu
natelv severed the backbone an inch or ;,
behind the neck,) that oomprehendcd il
enormous size an' strength. had NJ
means OF accurately measuring i, but
have no hesitation in saying that eighteel
feet would be decidedly under the mark
| have, indeed. 30 doubt it was ut lcas
twenty feet, while it, eirth was consider
ably more than til, OF Il mans thigh. /
wlo much the l.rgest snake | ever saw
though have more than once killed spec
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-28
Book for BOYS.

lnrcad 1t. III 1t were indeed possible thus
70 undo the mischief of bad books, it would
ne worth all it would cost of time and pa
fence. Even those who hold most lightly
he doctrine of human drpravity, will a'-
NnoWlcdCc that it is easier to forget the
good than To purge the mind from the rec
objections of evil.
The attention of the writer has been
called 10y various circumstances to reading
tor boys, and to u consideration of the lit
rraturc offered especially for them. Re
mcmbcring that they can never unread Il
book Of pernicious tendency, and that an
indclibc mark is left on their characters, it
becomes parents and those in charge of
he Young to watch carefully over their
reading, to interest themselves in it, and
help them i'll selecting safe and entertain-
'ng books. Oar boys cannot decide this
from want of knowledge and experience.
Ihey will read what some other boy has
read; or whatsoever may chance to come
in their way. unless otherwise directed
The books of voluminou> and sensation
ii writers are broadcast in our commu-
niiic-, and among our boys, and are un-
healthy mental and moral diet, for they
re UP the Imagination with the marvel
ou> exploits and adventures of boys on >ca
md land mixed in with prccociouS low" at-
fairs. Ihcir BOYS run away from home
md 20 to ~,:l, where they Iucll mutinic~,
endure shlpWrock~. are taken by the pl-
rates, rescue ml'dcu> in peril, and return
home before they are eighteen. prosperous
in love and rich in worldly goods. While
here may be- nothing actually immoral in
these tales, they are unhralthful in thcir
tendencies. e!imulltiuG what needs no
t,)rt.inU ;tnl rendering the everyday life of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-28

WHY H. >N"AIp- tfr"r.'' t".m-u. ia
his Kul{p.l H..4rL. tells a ,umi al -tor;
ola parcel Of school boys. in t!r- tiii'. O..
Jane, l. Of Eu.lnI " IA >H.r.. 20 'N-
= Thi~ of roui>r. Wl~ concealed
much a> one can conceal -m"li, from TIA"
Dominic: till one lucklr>> evening. nh,n
the imp- were All hUddlrd together roam
the iir, ol their dormitnrl. involving each
other in vapor- of their own cret,iuu. To-
in burst the Ma>t,r,and stood in lutll dir
nitv before them.
How nov, Iuo;h thr Dominic 1" t."
first lad. how dare you t." smoking ioh:tc-
co.
>ir. -..id the boy. I'm subject tr head
aches. and I pipe takes of the pain
Ana vou5-;.nl you 3-anl youe in
luircd the peda@ogue. Ir''>tl"nin- Every
boy in his turn.
one had 4 raging tooth mother the
rolic-the third :, cou-h-the fourth in
short. they all had something.
Now, ~irrlh. beloved Inc doctor :"
the last boy. what disorder 10 vou ~mnAc
for?
Alas, all the excuses were cNhtu~trI
when the Intercepted urrhiu putting
down his pipe with Il farewell whit, .trt
lookin. grtvelv in the ponine'~ fIr".
said in 4 whining, hyp"critic;il t"n"- iii.
| smoke for corn~.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1876-06-28

\ poor cllratc sent his servant to u
chambers shop, kept by one Paul. for
bacon and eggs for his Sunday dinner.
on credit This being refused, the dam
sci, as she lad nothing to cook. thought
she might ,s well 90 to church. and enter
ed as her master, in the midst Of his dis
course, referring to the Apostle, repeated
. What says Piul9" The good woman,
=upposing the question addressed to her
answered, " Paul says. sir that he'll CIV.
you no more trust till yon pay vonr old
SrOfp
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Anrcdotc Of Jefferson.


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You - th'r" h" Will H>k y"u who IN III"
world You az"
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supplies. /, h"mr-pHn suit IN 4 change Of
Undertaking, IN iu-t been completed ;
and one fine morning. d"nnlnE. III" ncW
suit and = new shirt, AMI putting the r.
m:'lnd'r OF his personal Effects up III 4
hardkcrchrt, he twi~ir L stick through
his baggage. slun- il over his shoulder.
and started hri~klN oft to walk to WASH
inLton to see hi~ friend. In due time the
brave vnuny~tcr reached the capital ritv.