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Johnnie's Dreadful Punishment.

johnnie hal been naughty. It's as
tonishing how naughty 2-year-old babies
can be when they try and Johnnie had
tried. His blue eyes didn't look as blue
as usual, aud his lair wasn't as golden,
and instead Of bright smile cunning
oh dear, what am 1 saying 2-an
ugly pout rested on his pretty little
mouth. There he stood in the middle
OF the floor, baby fists on baby hips, feet
very wide apart, the sweetest mean
the mightiest-wee rebel that ever de
fl d mamma. just think of it, only 2
years old, and defying mamma evil
you be good3" asked mamma. sternly.
"No, mamma !" replied Johnnie.
Mamma opened her eyes-they were
not as blue as Johnnie's--very wide.
"You won't 2" she said. "No,
md'dna," repeated Johnnie. Then,
said she, solemnly, "you must be pun
ished. Go into the store-room and stay
i'll there until you can say, Yes,
ma am" Johnnie went, and mamma shut
the door, expecting to hear the wished
for eyes shouted forth instantly
But, to her great surprise, she heard not
word or cry. Five minutes passed
utter silence. Ten minutes went by
not the slightest sound and mamma
began to grow impatient-fOr, after the
manner of mammas, she was longing to
kiss and forgive her boy. "Oh! the
blessed darling" she said to herself, ~
the twelfth minute stole away =" the
punishment is too dreadful Tor him.
How could l have been so hard hearteda
To shut merry thing like that in
dark place baby, that should never
be cut of sunshine except when he's
asleep it's too bad" And she flew to
open the closet door. "John, as his
fathey calls him, looked up at her, his
whole face sparkling with iun. The
blue had come back 10 his eyes and the
gold TO his hair and the smile TO his
lips. In his chubby hand he held the
last piece of what, just fourteen minutes
before, had been fine, brown, fragrant
fresh. baked loaf of cake. Crumbs COW
cred his face from chin TO eyes, his
cheeks shone, and sundry crisp frag-
ments chung to his neck and bib.
Good graciousl" said mamma
"Dood take :" said Johnnie. MddJe
EtLiott an BaldDin's Monthly
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MERCHANTS GARGLISG OIL.-This
standard liniment has been before the
people for over forty years, it having
been first manufactured in 1888, and it
is safe TO assert that no preparation in
the market has so fully stood the test of
time, and been received with such uni
versal favor as the Gargling OIL. 1t is
found in nearly every household in this
country, and il also sold extensively in
Europe. From very smah beginning
the Gargling Oil Company has been
obliged to steadily increase its facilities
for manufacturing, and now employs an
army OF men, and occupies magnificent
buildings of its own. Much of the sue
cess OF the company is due to the careful
and efficient management of Mr.. John
Hodge, who for some time has held tina
responsible position of Secretary, and
who is also the proprietor of the Hodge
Opera House, one of the finest buildings
in Lockport, N. Y. The Gargling Oil is
for sale at all the drug stores.-Quincy
(IH.) Wing.
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Five Children Lost Within a " eek.

A Massachusetts, paper says that a fa-
tality almost unprecedented in the his
tory of a single household occurred last
week in the family Of Mr.. Reeves, North
Andover. One Oh his children died
Monday of diphtheria a second died
Tuesday. Friday Two others died, aud,
on Saturday. while the four who Prev
ously died were lying unburied in the
receiving tomb or ut the house, the death
OF the fifth child occurred. The funeral
service over the remains of all five of
the children was held at the same time,
and they were all buried together at the
cemetery. A sixth child, the only re-
mining one of the family, and the
father and mother, are now i'll with the
disease. The cause is believed to be de-
fective drainage.
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Alligator Leather.

Between 1900 and 10000 alligator
skins are tanned yearly, which are con-
sumed by boot and shoe manufacturers
in every portion of the United States, as
well as London and Hamburg. The
alligators formerly came almost entirely
from Louisiana, and New Orleans was
the great center of business. The Flori-
da swamps and morasses are now the
harvest fields, and Jacksonville, in that
State, the great depot. The alligators
often attain a length of eighteen to
twenty feet, and frequently live to o
very old age.
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by ERNEST ARsoLD.

Tho brown, brown autumn Is flying, fying,
Over the seas TO the warm South lsnds;
Her robes all tattered-the dead leaves lying
Thick in her bosom, olutched in her hancs.
Hist from the North, in his chariot Of cloud,
The winds for his steeds-swift steeds and
strong
Cometh the winter tail aud Vhite-powdered,
Piumed with snow-plumes failing aud long.
This Is his courier-this bird that Critters
so like TO the snow-this strange white bird
Hark what is this that he twitters, twitters?
"'ris Thanksgiving" he sang, and heard.
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ra, ,,.sc,v,No.pAY pIOrURE.
By NAinAs d. URsEn.

BY NATHAN ID. URHEn.
NV,o mat hath Joined tue feast ana praise
rrhaf mark our plain THANKSGIVING days,
When nininps OF November's blast
Rring hack the earnest, homespun past,
And at the homesteads hearth and board
The family muster-ron Ia scored,
Rpt hath not felt the scene, the hour,
oaresa the soul with subtle power
Ana ldndiness OF thought and speech
within the breast expand and reach,
Ike an INTENDED, long-forgotten flower?
Take AZ picture soft and meet
One on those country-housss sweet,
And old and gray, that still are found
Upon our seaboard hold ding ground;
day OF skies dropped dull and low,
With lust a hint of coming snow;
And--prayer and church observance o'c--
erand old dining-han of yore,
Oak paueied, aud with logs ablaze
At either end, whose leaping rays
Glance ruddily along the w,n-waxed Door.
A noble board, whose service boasts
Tho very flower Of royal roasts.
From him that late the barr-fowl led,
with flaming crest and tail outspread
To plumpost of the waddlers hale
That breast the pond with snowy sail
And round il gathered grave aud gay,
From babe in arms to grandsire gray
Tall, comedy youths from college rule,
Bright misses fresh from boirding-sohool,
With older, stranger faces come
From many distant minor home:
Trunk branch and twig, glance may see,
OF the came parent family tree,
By face or manner giving sign
OF the old, well-contnued line
Aud then 10 hear, DER Soodly cheer
Aud cups of cider sparkling clear,
The Jest and laugh that never fail
To wait upon the time-worn tale.
y th news and gossip of the bygore year
And, after feast, the circied hearth,
With homeiy talk and kindly mirth,
Gaps noted that'were last year filed,
Whispers Of those whom death hath stiued,
And wonderings If all present may
Meet upon next Thanksgiving day.
All! who that once hath taken part
In such a feast OF mind and heart
But. sympathetic, leans again
To the old Puri.aDic strain
bar gave us half our tone, II little OF our art?
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LIZ would be affectation to pretend that
admiration, when it is openly expressed,
is not very sweet to girls. Extremely
few people are above the influence Of
vanity, and maidens, as class, are GER
talnly not among those who are.-Home
Journal.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-11-24

SINGERS AND PREACHERS In danger of
losing voice can be cured by this new princi.
pie, DIR. ]. II. McLeans Cough and Lung Heal
ing Globales. They cure Coughs, Consump-
ton. &c. Trial boxes Is cts. Dr. J. III. Nc
Lean, Sli Chestnut, st. Louis.
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(WHICH falls most frequently from
hickory trees, boys or nuts 2" is the
question which now agitates Kentucky
debating societies.
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been. But how coHld Fred Breese hope
to repair it, even for the sake of wreak-
ing his vengeance He had very litt5e
capital to expend, and much was needed
here but he had great patience, an in
domitable will, and q life upon which he
placed little value, and with these for
his resources be bought the place, upon
Thanksgiving day, as the tax sale, adopt
ing for the time name other than his
own. With what rnoney he could con-
mand he hired laborers, and, working
with them day after day through the
winter, while his evenings were passed
in planning the new bitches and dams
and jood-gates, he succeeded in getting
the upper pond in order, and one LANCE
rice field ready at the planting season.
While his crop Of rice was growing ne
labored diligently Ipon the next fiead,
grubbing up cane and bushes with his
own hands, and when the returns for
his crop came IN he invested every cent
of the proceeds IN further preparations.
1t was slow work, and his living was
poor, for he gxadged every penny that
did not help forward the work of restora-
ton. He even ordered his agent at the
North to sell his library, and With the
money thus secured added hundred
acres to the ayea Of tillable land. Year
after year he worked on, each day bring
ing him nearer to the completion of his
task. The third year his rice rusted,
and he was left without funds with
which to go on; but his great patience
remained, and by dint of enduring semi
starvation he brought the last field
under cultivation. He had now only 10
reap his harvests, resume his name, and
take his place among the rich men of
the State as great landowner and q
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A WoED OF CAUrIos.-It frequent.
ly happens that men go around
among the farmers to establish
|agsncies for the sale.of something
pertaining to agriculture, or they Of
fer to leave some implement on trial
but thoy ask you to sign ~ little pa
per, just to show where the article
is. Or il you receive q consign
ment of something 70 sell as an
agent, You may be asked to sign this
little note to show what has been
done. .va1-i
1T is understood, Of course, that
all not sold are to be taken back, ,
says the travelling agent, but If You
sign such p paper, see that it is only
a receipt for the articles received ad-
ding. ut is agreed and understood
that all goods not sold by mo arc to
be taken back paying only for what
! sell. T" These sharpers some times
get farmers to sign papers without
reading them carefully, and they
turn ont to be yalid promisory notes
thet uate satf in the vicinity, and
that is the lgst You will hear from
the travelling agent in that part of
the country. .,.Y sadg- aa n ~"
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"a GOOD FAMILY MsprclKS
mii ,igy srswAYNEs, 81.
y TAR b sARSAPARlLLA PILLS.

Hs,d.che. Lansuor and Ms,an,hoiy ssnss 81
ly spring from = disorder rod stomach costiven ess
or at,spid liver. Zach may BE- spssdiiy rslnov.
Cd by Dr Swsyns's Tar Pills, which stimui ate
the Liver and stomach TO o healthy action IN
removing all biiiousness, and prod neinE rSsu-
lar evacuations ot1the bowels. M go
LIVER COMPLAINT ,.r
that dreaded disease from which 20 many ~.
sons suter, IL frcguentiy tho oauss ot
''3 HEADACHE. INDIGESTION, q
H NrI.. DYSPEPSIA
isspseiily relieved, and dare often perm ansptiy
cured BY their use. Fsgers are oftes, pesvsstsd
By the use Of these Sarsapariila piils, ~ =. :.
carry OF, through tho blood, the impuritiss
which they arise. For costiveuess the = q
.SwAYNE'S TAR AND SARSAPARILLA
PILLS. faVhrH-
They are purely vegstabls, and aet spsois liz
m their liver ~ blus Mass o. Oalomcl. = -.
out any bad rssults fron tskiuE.
Describe symptoms on all oomnuaiessle1s.
and address letters to Or. SWayae 4 Son, Phila-
delphia. No charge for advice Sent by nall
90 receipt OF price. Price % esstss ssx', nvS
Ask Jour drugsist for them 'ih7lH
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HEARTFELT PRAYER.
ST. PAuL,Aug. "a. 1891

ST. PAuL,f Aug. "a, 1891.
", X. srxvESs, ESQ. ~ -
n Jailed TO ackuowleigs what the v EogrtNr
has done for me. 1 was attacked about eleven
month since with Brocliitis, which sett isd into
Cor sumption. hsi night sweats AMI fever
chiils was distressed for breath, and fr cquent
ly spit blood wasall emlciatei, very week
and - low that my friends thought my case
hopeless feGififI '.lfiII| Iff7 q ~ 'rUT,7
I~ss advised tn make trial Of tho vsgo,ino
which, under thVprovldence OF u,d, has cured
me. Thst he my bless tho use of your nedi
cine to others, as he has to mo, and that his d.
vino grace may attend You. is the no artfelt
prarcr % your admirIng humble servant,
-. BENJAMIN PErTENGfLL.
P.s.-wins II but o1e among the many cure,
your meiiciue has affected in this place. u. r.
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PUBLIC REPORT
.,tisf III --oFA- .i.trae
RsOL 10 L M a n .

--IAAss 10. enjoyed .sooi health tof several
with ms issofy X vsrys sas helm stnx 10 the
isboring class kno % the incon veniencs OF be-
ipa obliged n lspor when the body, from dsbii-
ne ain.usSfefssest 20 psrfotm iss dsiIs thskg 9
nsser ,sss bstiev0e-ts dosi6s With medicines :
bst havlUg hoard ths yrg spokea Of %
highly. was dststmlned . ~ Y, and snan nsv.
sr regret that 'ds'erminstioa ~ O tonic
tshsch svery one needs AZ s,ms timsl a ssr-
prses apythins 4 over heard Of, IT ipvisorstss
tho Whole sys;srn 1t IA great eiesnser 'and
purifier ofths blooI There are many of my
scqun staness who have tsken II. and ell luuits
In praise OF its satisfactory eject ..l...t.t
Especially amt. e the syei class ~ people, II
imps rts to them tn mo thin 10 ,st mes f1l IN
old axs--nights OF calm, sweet repose, thcrebY
.trsng thenln9 tho mini a, well as the ~ ~.
ono ssed lady, Who has bscn suffering tnron Oh
life from scr fnls, and has become blind from
It's effects. having tried many rensdies with nc
favorstls result, vasinIucel by ,friends to try
tho yegetins.. After ttkIax few bottiss. shs
o,t,,ned soch Y, eat rcfof that shc sS,eesaed
Wish for her sight, that sho ,nixht he abls to
look upon tho man who hsd sen, her suoh =
OF. n. HoDpEl Poilss oiiosr, StatIon o,
Bosror, Mass, Msy .. l.7i. A
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DIR. GORDNER'S
Great Medical Discoveries.
MAY FLOWER AND ,GENTIAN,

MAY FLOWER AND ,GENTIAN.
Sure cure for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia,
Impurities OF tho blooi and General Debility,
Female Weakness aud all other dison sesari-ing
tual cure for feyer and Aguc. Thousands have
used II when all other remedies failed and to-
tsy are perfectly cured.
THE INDIAN COMPOUND
Is ono OF the most successful medicines ever OF.
ferod 10 the public. via (: For Cranp collie, Diar.
rhca. Dyssn,sry, Cholera, and all summer Dom.
plants. Rheumatism Toothachc and Neuralgia.
This Compound Is warranted and has never
been known to fall In Cramp Collie In Horses.
HORSE AND CATTLE LINIMENT.
This celebrated LIniment has no equal n the
world Tor tho iollo"inK complaints In man or
beast. vi, sprnins, Burns, sweeney. Collar
beast, kbeumatism. Burns and Scalds, warrant
oil to euro snake Bites, Ague In the Breast, Sore
Nipples. This I.iniment is highly recommended
By all who have used IT,
KEYSTONE Cough SYRUP. b.
rh. wonderful medicine, which Is purely sveg
etable Preparation, Is one OF the most safe
'peedy and sure cure for Colds, Coughs, Hoar,
ness, Bronchitis, woopins Couxh, Pain In the
Chest, splitting Of Blood, Soreness and Bleedlug
OF the Lungs or Throat. which has ever BEEN
offered to the public. DO not walt until your
cough has settled In consumption, tor consnnp.
tion once deeply seated cannot 10 cured. Try u
80 Affected ones for Phthisic, CoaYh, Bronchitis.
and all other affections otthc Throat and Lungs
and with God's blessing and q regular use OF
this medicine according - direction you may
confidently expect cure.
GORDNER's VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
For tho relief AMI euro OF Bilious COMPLAINTS of
ali kinds, Dyspepsia, Jauniice. Headache, In.
digestion, lmpurity ofthe Hood. No.
GORDNER'S PILE REMEDY
Is . sure Cure for Bleeding and itching Piles. =
Fnll directions for use accompany each and
every package OF tho above medicine. Be sure
that DR.. J Il qordner's name Is printed upon
every Label. Information on any disease cheer.
fully communicated, Address
DIR. ]. Il. GORDNER,
Light street Coiumbia 20. PA
For sale at all Druggists ani Country stores,
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NREEMONT HOTEL,
Il fREEMoNr SNYDER CO., PA

~ toss u ~.
DAVID SELLER, Proprietor.
This new hotel isnow prepared for tho
Accommodate Of guests and will afford
first rate entertainment topersons visiting
Fremont. Every efert will be made to
promote the comfort Of travellers stopping
at this house. Choice liquors at the Bar
and the Table supplied with the best the
market affords. An ample stable. in con.
eciion with the house. Aprill, ,'.Gtf
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TO THE SICK.

great many are now sunsrinx with sads,
coughs, and other HilmsWts,a wJ1ieh. n, not
prohnptiy attended tn may result 10 an ipcurs.
Bile diseasc. For all diseases OF tie throat,
hreaU and lungs, bronchiaior ssthmstie a6se.
tioos. 80 H3'f - fHs..-i. - :.
DR.. Sicayne's Compound Syrup of Wa6
's H- Cherry , 49,.
II . pleasant and certain cure. The oldest ana
hest remedy. 1t promotes sxpectoration and
removes all diseased matter which obstruots the
iusxs, the liberation 10 healed and the su GersV
is reuored to perfect he,ith.- II Il nourt.hing,
its use will klve sweet rsprse. n the bowels ere
co-tivc. or liver dtsordsred. take at nrst fee
doses Of SwAyoss Tar. and Sarsspariila Pills /.
importance, relieve the o6ngestsd uvss, sad
ren,~ve all hIlliouansss.- Then follow. with
Swayne's WILD Cherry Syrup, and health.
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Has Entirely Cured ME.

Mn. STEVENS:
Dear sir--dy daughter after having q severe
attack % whooping cough, was left, ma feeble
state oi health. Being advised By q frieid she
tried the koErtSR, and after using few bot.
Ties was fully ,restored 10 hlaltb.
have been great sufferer from Rheuma-
Us u. have taken several bottles Of the v.ge-
mas E. rolS sS.ed n,a I'm ths ,s;s, ss, m mended
snl,s s 80, a groat cleanser AMI pariasir9 ir9sa re-. re-
blood Il, is set,ant TO take; AMI can ehesf.
y JAMES MORSE ,sss attssA.s street.
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"7f u. vi ;H szuI
- ".' odi ,r oyf i7ou,6
''''''.''l ofts .9fl4 !idl rci.ssl
.o'.l
.ss .t'r'f IN. Of soi,sin3 > g.
'' :. .li -sss rra. Ieu6sfi srid!e,.
- s-'Lnso OnT w. rhniZ IL 80!
10 ti' 'tA ol c7s '{ sGl .cttafi ssHI
Nm - .--.n
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monograph for those who are afflicted with Rup-
ture or Hernia. "PnYsioLoeicAI IsrEoyIKESr
people born right. "PHYsIoLoGIcAL MARRIAGE"
gives the latest researches regarding the laws
governing teIsperamental adaptation, &C., &C.
A SrEP BACKWARD, reviewing inconsIderate
legislation concerning the PrSyenticn Of
Conception. "SPERNAToRRHRA,~ or SEM
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Publications will be sent by mail, postage pre-
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Or. R. L. Walcott 1871 Chatham Square
New York
WOLCOI'HS PAIN PAINT.

Stops pain Instantly; subiucs Inflammation,
heals OH sores-cancors. apd all liberation.
II will not stain smart or barn the skin.
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SAVED HIS LIFE.

ltIl IyTA RKNARK ABLE! CUBE.
Was that Of Edward II. Hanson, Ensinssr "a
PSi,nSsInhf IL Ssi ,iaisn @ s,Sss .ns.s svsns sssss
'sveats, sore throst and great weakaess, spit %
dinersnt times .. plot OF blood, gave ~ sn
hope OF recovery. Through he uss of ~
"DR. swAYNE's WILD cHERY sYRUP-
because : sound and AsaitAy nas. sud ~.
mAiss 90 n this day, although twenty - srs
have elapsed since he vas cured.
your nraxEisss or store Keeper do4s nos sel u,
any address, on rscSipt of the psioS. ~ Y
ii'h t-,lr Prepared. ouly tyyTrf wgT
DIR. SWAYNE,& SON., ...-
,rh...,i.. s3Q North Stxth stfSst, phfIA.
SOFA ~ al PfomiAsuS OtagttAlss
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THIS Fine Walnut Parlor Suit, covered in
sii5. ''-' 800 ~ ~
WEwili ship the above Suits to any addfess
on receipt OF prices named. No charge for pack
Ing. For tA2j EXTRA, walnut Cane-seat
chairs. one W aln,it Oanc-scst isocker. and ono
Walnut Towel Rack, will be sent with either
robes, eight ieot high, satsS said black wal.
nut Secretary Bookcases, ~ feet high, t23.5n.
All other kinds Of Chambcr or Psflor Furniture
Of Carpets sold at MANU- lactnrerS prices. Bed.
ding In every v srIsty.y Narno thc price OF any
article of Furnture you may need, and we will
sesd photos rsph.. hoo : LDec. ll'72.
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Is. Your Hair Falling Out
al lev.0RT TURNING QRAyi.-,b
a'"oIfS So Do Not Fail To Use
LONDON HATh COLOR REsro RER.

The GreG cs7Si uio n
Which q has attained snd ths isrss number sf
tessimontsls witch are constantly hsine ssseivsA
are scouslpstveproof of iis greet vsius. ~
Proof F0sitive--A New SUD QC Haiy. Nd-
. firat CbIor and Bcai4g sRsstorsd.
Dryewsyhs \ 6osp--o Some siz yssrss %, b.
ksa.io loess ny hsih snd eostJsua1 Y "a % -
hsnd, troubled siss Vith Z 1isSesSsstls isohine
fsvei gsst hsat ESD AsRlspl einon Dustulso
woyh sosI, 2nass sogs ts ~ nseks ~ ths rs-
nuaber 81 egstivss, ~ ee1ls1l, gyihsut see.
iaclin5iy osInssss1 sciss SIS y, az
London hair Cbaeg Rssssrw sad Dvss
L. r.,,. stnd." 'o. ~
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Ha9esssese e(.el = sh)sJ oal ! - s9aesien.
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