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-ALLAE's ANTI-FAT is the great remedy for Corpu-
ency. II Is purely vegetable and perfectly harInesi
1t acts on the food In the stomach preventing its con-
version into fat. Taken according to directions, it
will reduce fat person FROM e to pounds week.
In placing this remedy before the public as posi-
tive cure for obesity, we do so knowing its ability to
cure, as attested by hundreds of testimonials, Of
which the following from lady in Columbus, OHIO,
Is sample: Gentlemen:-E our Antl-tat was duly
received. took 1t taCcording to directions and it
reduced me five pounds. was SO elated over the re-
fult that | Immediately sent 10 ACKTRMAN'S drug"
ItOre for the second bote.n Another, physician,
writing for patient from Providence, Il. l., says,
r. Four bottles have reduced her weight. from ly9
pounds to 1872 pounds, and there sa general improve
mcnt in Aealth.n A gentleman writing from Bos-
ton says: without Special change or attention to
diet two bottles of AllanS AntiFat reduced four
and one-quarter pounds.n The well-1nown Whole
sale Druggists SMITH, DOOLITTLE Il SMITH, Of I}Os"
ton, Mass write follows: " Allan's Anti-Fat has
reduced q lady in our city seven pounds in three
weeks.h A gentleman in st. Louis writes: "Allan'5
Anti-Fat reduced me twelve pounds in three weeks,
and altogether have lost twenty-five pounds since
commencing its use" Messrs. POWELL & PLIMPTON,
Wholesale Druggists, of Buffalo, n. Y, write: "TO
THE PROPRTETORS OF ALLAES ANTI-FAT: Gentle
menThe following report is from the lady who used
AlIans Antl-Fat ut 0he Anti-Fat} had the desired
effect, reducing the fat from two to live pounds
week until had lost twenty-five pounds. hope
never to regain what have lost" AntiF at Is an
{ unexcelled bood-purifcr. it promotes digestion,
4 curing dyspepsia, and is also potent remedy for
\ rheumatism Sold by druggists. Pamphlet on Obes-
| BOTANIC MEDICINE CO., PRopRs, Buffalo, NY.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBiTloN.
1 Centennial Grounds, Philadelphia
GEAL q A ES D.

4
DURING THE SUMMER VACATION.
and nntil September lst, the Managers have
decided to reduce tie rate OF admission as
follows: -..
ADULTS Is cents.
CHILDREN : b
In order to give the citizens and especially
the chi tdren of Philadelphia, who caunot
leave the city during the warm weather an
opportunity Of enjoying the many attrac"
tions of the exhibition.
EXCURSIONS, SCHOOLS, AND
PICNIC PARTIES .".a
will be furnished with cool rooms and ta-
BILE accommodations for lunching,
-EXHIBlTS--
OF every description with Machinery in
Notion, together with new Musical and
other attractive features daily, incIndlng
NoETHCQTF, the great eorne1 player, a1d
Mr.. yHEo G. KNAUFF, thecelehrated organ
lst VINO viii perform evey Afternoon
jy.282m
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q M AM.

The term, however is hut feeble expression Of
nv high appreciation Of its value based upon per-
sonal observation. have while witnessing It's posi-
tive results in the special diseases lnCident to the
organism Of woman, singled 1t out as tho climax or
crowRing gem OF my medical career. On Its merits
positive safe and etfeCtua remedy for this class
Of diseases and one that WILL at all times and under
all circumstances act kindly, am willing to stake
my reputation physician: and so confident an
that 1t will not di5appoint the most sanguine eX-
pectaiOns ota single invalid lady who uses itforany
Of the ailments for which lrecommcnd it. that offer
and sell it under 4 POSITIVE GUARANTEE. (For
conditions see pamphlet wrapping botuel
The following are among those diseases in which
magic, and with certainty never before ataine9 by
any medicine. LeuCorrhGa, Excessive Flowing,
Painful Monthly Periods, SuppressiPns when from
unnatural causes, Irregularities, Weak Back Pro-
lapsus or Failing of the Uterus, hnteverston and
Retroyersion, Bearing-down Sensations, Internal
Heat, Nervous Depression, Debility, Despondency,
Threatened Miscarriage, Chronic Congestion, ln-
fammatOn and UCGrutiOn OF the Uterus, lnipotCncy,
Barrenness, or Stcrility, and Female weakness. |
do not eXtOl this medicine as :" cure-aIl but IL
admirably fllhlls einGlencas OF purpose being o
most perfect specific in all chronic diseases OF the
Grxuaf system Of woman. 1t will not di3appOint, nor
Will It do harm, in any state or condition.
Those who desire further information on these sub.
| lects obtain 1t in THE PEOPLES COMMON SENSE
| MEDICAL ADVISER, book OF over $40 pages, sent,
postpaid, receipt Of S150 II treats minutGly OF
those diseases peculiar to Females, and gives Itpch
| those affections. p
| Esyorite Prescription cold by Dr1igsIets.
I X. v. PIERCE, M. D., Prop'r, Worlds Dispelsary
| and lnvalids' Hotel Buffalo, N <.
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subscribers who are intieossd totne MORN
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naittance. YES '"s ,.. .
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BoLD THEFT AT 0aArx.-"Docto
Holmes, the stage driver and mail car
vier between Mnlersburg and Grats
was not little surprised on Saturday
evening, upon his return to the lastel
place, to find his "un box" missins
from the stage. This box is used 70,
carrying money packages, iowelry and
other articles Of value which the bu.i.
ness of the route requires. And IL |.
pretty generally known that he Is en-,
trusted with vast sums Of money by
business men of the upper end Of the
Valley and the banks and express of.
fee of this town. While in the stable
putting up his tean,, che box having
been leit on the wagon, II took wings
with allits contents, amounting to over
$lA IN money, soInc papers and a
watch, Mr. Holmes at once became
slsrn'ed. and began to search for the
missing property. Thinking IL might
have been lost between Gratz and Ber-
rysburg, he with others walked to the
former place late that night with Ian.
terms. The conversation Of one Of this
party that evening, q young colorc d
man named Jerry Crabb, excited grave
suspicious, which afterwards led to his
arrest IN the meantime the track Of
A man led to tho discovery of the box
in corn field, wtre It was broken
open with stones and relieved of its
contents. The tracks in the field cor.
responding TO the shoes warn by Or abb
At the time, WAS another evidence
against him. Upon the promise Of
mercy he made confession and brought
forward $40 in money, tho balance he
had already spent or lost. The affair
created Lively sensation In Gratz and
vicinity on Sunday, as different persons
were interested in tho stolen treasure.
The culprint seems 10 possess a natur.
al propensity for stealing. having but
recently served term In the Pottsville
jail for the same crime. On Monday
morning he was brought to town by an
officer and taken TO Harrisburg OH
Day Express in the afternoon, where,
in default of bail he WAS lodged in Jail
to await trial at the August term of
court Jf1ierssury Herald, July o6ih.
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Death Il a Esteemed Citizen.


On thursday, July 25th, Mr.. George
Moatz, having ended his prilgriuage
hero, took his departure for the eternal
world; never again, in the hesh/ to hold
communion with loved ones here be-
low. On Sunday asth, his tiortal re-
mains were conveyed 10 the "city Of
the dead, followed by a large procession
Of weeping friends, and committed to
10 the ground to await the resurrection
morn.
Father Moatz has been niorbidly af.
fected for some time. His death was
occasioned by his stomached being
Unable TO perform ita function.
He was born near Freeburg Snyder
county penn'A He united himself
with the Lutheran Church when 4
young man, adhered To her faith, and
walked according to her precepA up
10 his end. Ho was tho embodiment
of gentleness and kindness. He was
modest and reserved in his department
simple and unassuniing In his manner
and 4 man of few words. In matters,
Of Judgment, he was not hasty In his
conclusions, but when arrived at were
reliable and just, He leaves wife
and nine children, three sous and six
daughters TO mourn his departure. In
his pcrson, the wife has lost an eiieo-
tionate and devoted husband the
children q kind and loving father. =
vacancy which TO them, earth can nev.
Or all the church q pious, faithful,
devoted, and one Of its most liberal
members, and the town . much re-
|spsctsd CitlAsn But like ripe sho Ok
|dfcorn be has bssn sathsrsd into the
|hsavenly svAnaty q the Ase OTIS years
9 moutlls md ~ days, Rssce b 10
~ slunb besing ashe1. .
4 I. Irvine. y
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uHE PENSION LAw.-The law passed
by the last Congress amending the pen.
sion act has this o!lcct Under the late
law the payment Of n pension cont,
menced witk the dato of the law direc-
ing It. Tho law as amended directs
that all pensions heretofore to be is
sued shall begin paymant with tho
date Of the death of discharge, not dis.
ability, on. which they are based.
This will give back pensions TO all not
receiving them from the date of tho
order from the pension Office. In case
where tho heirs draw death pension
tho sante rale obtains. The gap be-.
tween death and order ftom tho pen =
sion bureau is to be paid for.
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How TO RHcEISE 4 Doa.--A gentle.
man gives the following advice in re.
lstion to dogs ss-"If," says he. "you
enter 4 lot where there is \ vicious
dog, lie careful TO remove your hat or
cap as the animal approaches on
holding the samo down by your side
between yourself and the dog. When
you have down this you have secured
perfect immunity from an attack.
The dog will not bite you if this advice
is followed. Such is my faith in this
policy that I will pay all doctor bills
from dog bites, and funeral expenses
for deaths from hydrophobia.
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DIED FRoM LocK-JAw.-A valusb,,
mare called Daisy" Belonging to C. r.
Mcdowell, liverymsn Of this place,
died this morning Of lock jaw, caused
by running q nail into her foot A
few weeks ago Mr.. Mcdowell refused
900 for her. The animal suffered ter
1bly and wss visited during yesterday
and last evening by largo number of
admirers Of good horscs.--Ssa6ury
Daily, lTh inst
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CONSUMPTION CUREO.

An I'D physician, retired from practice,
having had placed Il his hands By al
East iadis missionary The formula Of a
simple vegetable remedy, FOR tho speedy
and permAaens care for consumption.
bronchitis, cstarrh, asthma, and ali
throat And lung affections, also positive
and radical cure for Aervcus debility and
a!i nervous oomplaints, ahsr having test.
ID its wonderful curative pvwsrs tn thou
saeds OF cases. has felt II bic duty 10 make
u known to hts suffering fellows. Actu-
lievc human suffering, I win send, free Of
charge, TO oil who desire u, this recipe
with fall direotion for preparing aad us
Ing, In German, French, or English. Sent
~ mail By addressing with stamp, nam.
ing this paper. W. ". snERAR, lao
Powers Block, Rochester, New York.
June 2O,'1s.lw.
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CAJJTTON

Notice Is hereby given that the foil ow.
ing a~ticles have been purchased by the
undersigned at Sheriff 8 Sale and lcf,
IN possession Of Samuel Baker during
his pleasure, all persons --ars cautioned
not 10 meddlc or Interfere with the same .
Corn Planter. Fannipg Min, Chains, Forks, 4
Rakcs. Corn sheiler, Wagon and Box. sets
Hay Ladders. Pat Hay Fork, Rope aad AK.
lures Dung Fork and dxtures, Scoop shovel.
ahofse Sled 2 horse Wagons, Ccfn Scrapor,
UMarrisgo Mug Csitiva,ee. Q Smal, Cu,tivstots.
Wseeasarrcw, spting Wagon, Sprod and Log
Chains NO. Grain Cradle, sandries In Wagon
shed, Open bnYEy,, ftoii RH,.c horse Hay
Make, Drain Drill, Reaper aud Mower comb n.
cd. sleigh, set wheels, o Hogs, iUShoats, rigs
Horses, Mares 3Hartows, : sets Harness,
sets Lead Harness, Saddle, set Heavy Gears
sec basgy Harness head young Cattle Bull,
sCows, 6sheep, Lamb, q Usives, Flow. 2Cui.
tivAtors IL Rags, tatesost In IL Acres Wheat,
70 Aeres Oats, 10 Acres Corn, 4 Acre Potatoes,
iiec Hive, Cook stoves, 2 Coal Stoves and
Pipe, Tables, Corner CapeoarJ, Dosk, 4 Reds
and bcdding, Dt Carpet 10 Chales, CLOCK,
Looking Giass, Wash Stand. Q Iron Kettles,
CoPpsr Kettle. lot Barrels, Tubs.
June ~, lsIa
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Attention. Farmers

a. The undersigned, Agents for. The
farmers Friend Grain Drill, Taylor
Hay Rakes, riding and walking Cult.
vators and all kinds of first class farm-
Ing Implements and machinery, which
they will furnish on short notice and
cheaper than they can be furnished by
any other persons. Also; first class
water works arranged with The Halla,
day Standard Wind Engines on short
notice. AL goods warranted 70 be a.
represented. Catalogues and prices
sent free ON application.
Thankful for past patronage we 30
licit 4 continuation Of the sAme.
Respectfully Yours,
D RlEHL BROS.
Lewisburg, H
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Under the law Of 1873 people WHIT
unnecessarily beat or ill.usc their chill
drcn, hire them 10 acrobats and gym
nasts, or bcggars, keep them in broth.
els or At Indecent or dangerous occu.
pations, are not only liable to punish
ment, but may have them taken from
their custody and pNt under charge of
guardians appointed by the court
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!. Mrs Mary Shilling. q deaf woman
residing in West Beaver township, was,
OF the morning Of the 29th inst, walk
ing on the track Of the s. & l.. II. r,
near Mcclure. when the Mail train
East, struck her throwing her from
the trsck snd inaic,ing injuries from
which SHE died in few hours. The de.
ceased was . widow aged about iC
years.
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Consumption Cured.

ssS S's ;:a Il: ssss ss ss T.
sS ~ e. .nssy s.ss: .s e js
Of Consumption. 9roashitis, CstsFFh. Asshml;
ara ~ Thfo.t ssd Lu.s .ssetio.s, alec posl.
i've and radical cure sse 0sner.l Debility e.d
lsstsA ~ wsndsrlal curative Dswsss u th6uSs
sn1s u asssss feels 4 hts a1ly y Ats u kns gn
e ss s.sssIss ss,ls.s; 2, ~ sssiRs ~ r. r
lilcstisss % psspsIing sad saecsssiSiiy ssiss.
~ II 81 - 81 'BREL,
Ee 3 QeqsytAsp ss'' DAsrssoAs =. ?.
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lEwfsrowH DIVISION.
Standing Committee.

The following nansd sontismsa tsApsss the
standing ComtAittss tcr the <Asseas yssr
ASams-James Middisswarth. James 4. Kline
Hssver-Dr Z. y. Conrad, Henry RsAriek.
psvsr wsst-Nsr .. hatdlsswArth, Joha II.
t,,strs-J. = spassssr. Isccb n. Herman.
Yssetiiu -. y. HsssinEsr, frsal Kiln N. Dilgsf.
jsssson-Dr. r. Harinsn, Wa. Shc,ly.
MiNdisburx Adam showers. W y. Beaver
Miidiecreek--0. X. Faglsy, n. B. Ycrgef.
M"nroe Noah Deoh,sN 4. J. Ritter,
penns-Hsney Erdiy. neebsa Row.
Perry-Jacob n. Martin, Dr. II. J. Smith.
Perry wst-ass. r. fimAsrnau, Thomas p.
Rathfon.
ssiiassrovs -. A. Lanbatd, Dr.. n. +. wss'
r,uIon~M. !. q. Nsrreta. 7. 3. ksigis.
wa,hiuxton-J. A. Hilbish, ?. d. Moyef.
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A TwurvrSa rRAMr.--Dr. J. ". Rock.
cfeller's house in this place was enter.
cd By tramp ON the morning Of tho
2sth, while the Doctor and his wife
were attending tho funeral of Mr.
George Moatx. Tho tramp preferred
biscuits and other eatables TO pills and
physic, and consequently the DR.. had
no biscuits for tea that evening.
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Auditors Notice.

In he Assisned Exceptions 10 he account
estate cfH. l. ofIsac Beaver, As.
Romig. siynee.
THE undersigned, aprcintsd 10 audit
l. the Exceptions to the account Of Isaac
Beaver, Assignee Of II. | Romig, will sit,
for the purpose OF his appointment. on
Thursday, July 25ih. 1878, At 10 o'clock
A. NJ. at the Office ot }. r. Cronmiller,
ESQ. Ia Middleburg. at which time, those
interested may attend II they think pro.
per. VIZ. II, DILL.
juno "a, 1873. Auditor.
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Tixs FLIES and so diseases Of the skin
wbSn that Incompatible purifier Of tho
oaticle and besutihsf Of the complexion
0LEsx's SULPHUR Soar, 10 used TO dis
Perss them. Pimples. blotehes sores and
6ruises. end the like are Invariably re-
moved by Il.
HrEL's HAia & wnIsKsIs DYs, Black and
Dre&n, 800.
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about che only item Of news In Sny-
der county consists of a few cases o.
small pox about Middlcburg.-Lcwts.
bara Chronicle.
Brother Cornelius Is mistaken, there
are no cases Of small pox near Middle
burg. not even la the county, that we
know Of
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Total,

Amounting 10 ono hundred and seventy six
dollars and ssventy.avs cents. SAID amount
70 be an Offset toward . certsln judgment held
said Andrew !. super. dated June 18th, A. ID.
1871 for t5i2l entered Fob. Torn A. b. ie1T
And tho said Andrew J. Super by thets pres:
Mary T.. Super all the within. named goods
and chsttles at the value and price thereto ct.
tachcd, toward said judgemeat.
In witness whereof We the sald parties, 90
these presents have hereanto set o6r hHnds
and seals the day and year irst above written.
s,yns;S. :ss'sd A,J.SuPER,. iL.sj
presence OF
Y,H, WAGNER,
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Tho Union Sunday School OF Krasses
will hold pic nic IL the grove near
che X. r. bridge below Kramer OH
Saturday Aug. srl 1873. Addresses
viii be delivered ~ Kcvs. Smith Leo
nard, wainpclo AAss and others
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Mary. lfartly. ayouus WOMAN rssid.
ing In Adams township, made a state.
tnent last week in relation 10 the al.
legged murder ofthe Kinslers in this
county last Decsmber, which implicates
some Of the citizens Of Adams iowa,
ship.
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Fall plowiny.

Hay 90 q ton in Lebanon county.
Campmecting time is close At hand.
Every cat has a far coat and every
dog pants.
Tho oats is nearly all harvested ia This
yincinity.
House-ilies and religion arc not
handmaids.
These are "dog.dsys" and warm ones
they are, too.
In ny-time, lend pity to the bald
headed man.
The prayer ofthe debtor--'0h Judge
stay THIS execution.
A greatly improved business is An
.icipated for the fall.
There are new 80 prisoners confined
in the Sudbury jail.
Where Is the man who predicted q
rnoist, cool summer :
The barns tliis year. are too small to
receive the hsrvest.
Blessed is the man who can lie all
day in the shade.
The sweat of n mans brow comes
easier tkan his daily bread.
The potato crop. this year, will not
be us large ne wes expected.
The buzz Of the thrcshing machine
is now heard thrsughoutSthe land.
The latest story shout Charley Ross
$, that no l,as been seen in Italy.
Gov. Hartranft has signed forty>two
Heath warrants during his admins
ration.
New wheat is suoted in Philadelphia
rholesale markets Mt s3 TO ss cents per
ishel.
It's said TINT eight to every ten
lcrgy-men use tobacco in one form or
mother.
The man who prophesicd a cool
pmmcr must feel very much ashamed
himself.
We have had o Presidential terms
ID 10 different mon during tho hfe Of
70 Republic
Behold how good and how pleasant
IS 10 dwell among people who mind
cir own busiaess.
An exchange asks, "who ever saw a
tnip!" We suppose 10 was the man
DO saw the cowsliu.
There are thifty.two circuses on the
ID, and not one OF them has a. yet
uek Middleburg
The luscious watermelon Is ID the
markets, and In . few days will
lgrate TO the rural districts.
Camp-meeting add bush.meeting
Pple are getting their houses In or.
for scjourn in tho woods.
It's said by bee cultivators that bees
year have an uncommon inclina-
leave their hives and 60 10 the
Dds.
Oh Ingersoll Is 10000 better off In
than last year, "but what shall 1t
n man ifhe gain the whole world
lose his own soul :"
hereis man living at varneli Sta
da., who churns his butter, rocks
baby and keeps the flies of his
's table by water powor.
might bs pfohtabls 10 sonic peo-
lereaboutA 70 read the history oil
MAS and Sapphifs, . couple who
long time ego, and died very |
enls.
e preparations made for the OBJ |
l'ion Of the eclipse on the Goth, |
~ 70 be loves labor Last. as far - |
place 10 concerned, for the sun
Invisible during the whole day |
|moked glass was useless.
Asnevw You ssud = paper 10 \
lady cut Z small ltsm out almost
.sse, Thh insures The oalos The |
81 another papos. Ne has rot V |
~ 4 was ~ l|iepd cut out. |
Il TIA nrlukno1u hssoiss - ts.osa.a
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--Ladies wishing to buy linen suits
would do we'll BY calling At g. Weis
Selinsgrove, they will ell be sold NJ and
below cost. which Is less than the materi.
81 would cost and save che trouble Of
making II.
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This is the season 10 PUT = ssWssle cs
your dogs ncsc, brass collar around
his mock and cut off his tall just back
Of his collar. II is q sSrs preventative
cf hydrophobia.
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DIED.

In Penn twp, July 2ltA, .Uharaes Henry, 10.
aged months aud Is days
:, yr,y aeth, In Washington twp, william
aged Z months and - days
July 18th, In Washington twp, Apdrew
Jackson, son Of John and AAfy yeas Nancy,
aged years precisely.
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Auctoneer. George H. Hacken.
burg, Of Middlecreek, p. o., would an-
nounce TO the people of Snyder coun-
ty, that he will cry sales for real and
personal property, At short notice and
On the most reasonable terms. He
guarantees satisfaction. MAR. 18TH
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BR-Ladics Linen salts sell off at 4
below cost At S. Wes' Selinsgrove.
Now is the time to buy.
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Orphans Court Sale !

pURSUANT TO piuries order OF
Il the Urphans Court Oh ssydor County, the
undersis ned. Admiaistratrix OF tho cstaie Of
william Rheads, tato of Peau township, Sny.
der coanty. Pa, deceased, will expose 70 pub
Tic sale, on the promises, At tho late resi- don CO
81 tho deceased fn said tow aship, on
saturday, Augmst 3rd, 1878,
the fcilowtug descrited Tract Of Land, s,tu,tc
"a tho township Aforesaid, bounded by lands of
Charles Hoover, Adam \. Fisher, Petor Hos.
te!man, Aaron Fisher Aad Miaalecrek, eon.
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-Drcss goods Of oil kiads is selling
TOW at greatly reduced prices st 8. wsiS'
6slinsgtove:
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-IAaiss tissn sui,s selling Of u
Asd below ssst u 8. wsls Ssliasgrovs
9sw 10 tke time 10 buy,
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N@H ~ on Harvest for Agents. We
e.: :;!S Is ,s; ::s s:s < rs
slructions how to mako money, Address, N.
CRoNEoH - CO., fhilA.. Ps., or Milwas.
kee, Wis.
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Worms ! Worms , Worms!

&. F. Kunkers Worm Syrup never fall
20 remove oil kinds OF worms, Seat, Pin.
and Stomach Worms are readily removed
by Kunkers Worm Syrup. DR.. Kunkci |,
che only successful Physician ia the
oouatry for the removal Of Tape worms
he removes them In or s hours, with
head and oil complete, alive. and no Fec
until head IL passed. Common sense
teaches IL Tape Worms can be removed,
aii other worms can bc readily destroyed
Ask your druggists for a bottle Of Kun
ksrs Worm Syrup. Price 81 90 per bot.
tie. II never fails. IL he has Il not, hav,
him get II, or send 10 Proprietor, l.. l.
Kunkel, 259 North Ninth Street, Phila-
delPhis, Pc. (Advics at Office FREQ, Or b,
msil.)