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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28

We nre authorized 10 announce the name df
A v. UIiGHSTON as an independent candi-
date for the office OF city Marshal Of Waco.
We are authorized 10 announce the name OF
G. W. JURNEY as o candidate Tor the oiiice
of CITY Marshal of the city OF Waco, subject
10 the action OF the Democratic Nominating
Convention. 500
To the Voters Of Waco:
for tho office Of City Marshal, subject 10 the
decision Of the Democratic Convention, Iesl-
ing assured that II elected, | will perform the
na,iIes A. s. FOSTER
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28

For upwards Of thirty years, Mrs Win
slows Soothing Syrup has been used for chill
ircn. II oOrrects acidity of stomach. relieves
toe bowels, whether arising from .teething or
other cause. An old and we'll tried remedy
% cents bottle. dwtap2O's0
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28
+ AND FOR SALE.

We have fine Lands tn Falls and othc,
counties Of Texas, and will sell on long tim
10 5 ttlers, or exchange for stock
ilASRICk 4 GURIEY.
40 ldSwl2m Waco, Texas.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28
HEALIh. STRENGTH, AND ENERGY,

after drugging In vain for months and
years. y, -.
and THE ELECTRIC QUARTERLY, large
Illustrated journal, containing full par
ticulnfS and INFoRMAriON WORTH THOU
SANDS. Copies mailed free. Gan ON OF al
Ar.lga
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28
READER, ARE YOU AFFLICTED !

and wish to recover the Same degree OF
enced In former years. DO any OF the fol-
lowing symptoms or class OF symptoms
meet your diseased condition. Are you
suffering from ill-health In any OF Its many
and multifarious forms, consequent upon
"a lingering, nervous, chronic or functional
disease? Do you foel nervous, debilitated,
fretful, timid, and lnck the power OF VIII
and action Are you subject to loss Of
memory, have spells OF falnting, fullpesd
OF blood In the head, feel listless, moping,
To MS OF melancholy Are your kidneys,
stomach, or blood, In disofdered condi'
tion2 Do you suffer nom rheumatism,
neuralgia or aches and painsY Are you
timld, nervous, and forgetful, and your
mind continually dwelling on the subject ?
Have you lost condolences in yourself ana
energy for business pursuits? Are you sub
feet To any OF the following symptoms
Restless nights, broken sleep, nightmare,
dreams, palpitation OF the heart, dizziness
In the head, dimness OF sight, ana other
defDOnlent SYMPTOMS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28
EDUCATIONAL.
Ct. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL,

u.aw Department of Washington University }
Twelfth annual term opens October 10th, 1873.
Course, two terms; seven months each. Dip
Iona admits TO practice. Term fee, $50. No
extras. Address 10. oil. cular,
HENRY HITCHCOCK, Dean.
st. Louis, July l, 1915, aug27d3m
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28
THOUSANDS SUFFER

from these various diseased conditions,
who, from neglect or the want of knowl-
edge OF the proper means OF cure, often pro-
long their .uderlngs. Why, then. further
Neglect a subject SO productive OF health
and happiness, when there Is at hand a
means of restoration
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28
PuLvERMACHER'S
ELECTRIC BELTS AND BANDS

cure these varions diseased conditions,
after all other means fall, and we offer the
the afflicted themselves, who have been
raainrah TO
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-09-28

ron THE SPEEDY CURE of scmins.
weakness, Lost Manhood, aud all disor'' u
JAQuEs 4 CO., $50 West Sixth ST., CIncin
natl Oh OF. mnrlbd&wly
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-07
Barn and Stock Burnt.

An alarm OF fire was raised on Mon
day night. n little after eleven o'clock,
caused by tie burning of barn on II
place adjoining the borough on the
east, owned lay John w. Shaw, ESQ.
and tenanted 10y l. c. Hamilton. The
fire apparatus was gotten out, but il
was soon discovered that the fire was
ont of town and burnt too rapidly to
make ii worth dragging it over the
rough and half frozen roads. The
barn was one Of the old substantial
ones, probably one of the oldest about
here. built of logs and weatherboard-
ed, with wagon shed and corn crib at =
tached, all of which were mass of
ruins in less than half an hour The
horses, spring wagon, buggy and some
other articles were got out, hut three
cows and heller, three shoats, n SOW
with pigs, wagon and hay ladders, n.
bout a ton of hay, some oats, harrow,
plows, cultivators, horse gears, cutting
machine, &C., the property of the ten
ant, were consumed. n ID q good ped,
ding wagon. the property OF one OF
the Praits.s There is an Insurance OF
500 ON the building in the Farmers
Mutual of Danville. II is not known
how the fire originated There was "A
ball or party at the house Mt the
time, aud il 10 possible some mo sta
bling stock may have dropped u match
or thrown aside cigar. IL caught in
tho straw over the cow stable. Mr..
Shaw talks Of rebuilding. - Lcpisio,cs
Ga<et!e 27tk vn,
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CONSUMPTION CURED-An old
physician, retired FROM practice. having
nai placed in his hands by m East Indin
missionary the formula Of vegetable
remedy. tor the speedy and prrmansnl
cure OF consumption. bronchitis. caiarrh
asthma. AMI all throat aud lung affection,
,lso n positive and radical cure for nrr,.
ons complaints, after having tested III.
wonderfully eurraive pGwers in thonssn 1.
NJ eases. has felt II his duty TO make il
known 10 his suffering fellows. Actusted
Ivy this motive. AMI desire To relivr hn-
man suffering ! will sepd. FREQ of charge.
to all who desire u. this recipe IN German
French. or English. with full directions
for preparing sn1 using Sent hy msilh,
'ilre-sing ~ilh ssnp u,minr This pap 'r.
w. W. Shcrnr, .6 Powers. Block, Koch
ester, \. Y.
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Be avertoWn Items.

a good many of our citizens are
leaving for the west on Tuesday the
9th inst. We are sorry To see them
leave us. a. some at them are very
promising young men. We wish tu
them sucress aud II bright aud glori.
on. future.
Several large window panes were
broken in the hnu>e of Simon ID.
Specht on last Saturday evening M
cause can hc assigned for the act. But
no doubt some of our boys mrnt to
congratulate Simon un his success in
receiving IN important Office.
The Concert given by the Band on
saturday evening was II decided sue.
coSs. owing to the rain the audience
WAS not as large rs could otherwise
he expected. Every one who was pres
ent seemed highly pleased. aud by the
request of many of the leading citizens
who were present and Others, the B B,ys
have kin lily consented To give another
entertainment on Saturday evening
March. 9th, with IN entire new pro,
gramme.
Our tOwnsman eN sheriff Specht is
opening several rich veins of iron ore
in our vicinity which promise to adj
to the wealth Of our town.
P.W. NJ.
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FuSERALs.- The last number Of the
Washington Reporter confirms q
long editorial under tho above iii,
which we regret our space fortids us
10 republish. The editor takes the po.
siiion that IL Is necessary for the com.
fort and conveipce Of society that a
new custom in the method of funerals
be adopted. The present methods ol
burial are oftentimcs osientauous, al
ways expensive, and often productive
of sickness aud death from exposure
attendant upon funeral professions
He favors the adoption of the custom
Of taking final leave of the corpse Il,
the house and then permitting il to I've
taken 10 the cemetery In the hearse
followed by one carriage only contain.
ing pail bearers. This Is the custom
in Europe, and must sooner or later
prevail here. The editors position il
indorsed 10y all the ministers IN Wash
ington. including DR.. Hayes. President
of Washington College. by nll the
leading physicians, and many leading
citizens. Its wisdom commends it Ia
all thinking persons, aud we hope
'oon To see this become the custom
Df the country.
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For The Post.
A Professors III Luck.

The principal of public schools OF
Adamsburg published, n short time
since. in one of the county papers that
The Adamshurg Juveniles would
give q musical entertainment ~ Trny
elvillc. ON the evening nf the 18th nlL
rroXleville not being favored with u
room sufficiently cnmmudious tn az.
commOdtte the thrunss the Prof"
expected tu hear him anl the "JIvcn.
lies sing, he refused to go-whcie.
upon the citizens prnpn-el erecting u
large stage IN the street, hut the
weather wa. tnp rn,d tor uut dnur
performance and he Abandoned the
idea at making his debut ut Trnxcl-
viii. He l"okod about for brighter
field tn operate in and his choice fell
upon the Ciiy nf Mcclure ~ the unc
place above nll others lovely. whorciu.
tn display ia the ndmiriug ru,tirS the
uightins les of song known u, the Adj
amsburp JuvcuilrS. Again the ia'cs
did not smile uuou the uutoiurisr. for
= dispatch wa forwarded ju the city
That inClcmcucv of the weather wuuld
prevent the Attendance of the choiris.
tcrS.
The enterprise was abandoned aud
the financial losses were Large. which
charitable people among whom W" are
numbered suggest II subscription to
dcirav part ui the necessary expenses
incurred.
We are informed that ihr principle
item in the bill. Is three ccuts tor can.
iy purchased 10y the Prot tp provcnt
lnhrsenrsS among the sweet singers
| large hill was also ruh lbr perfumes
With which the Nnlng singers sulrit-
al their clothing oar sympHthic>
are with the prof aul the Juvcu.
lles' and We hope that they will not
1--WE up AZ one or two failures hVt viii
remember that Fiat first YOU don't
succeed try. try, again " J. W.
Beaver Springs, Fcb. -. ISIS
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Sale Reuistry.

We publish the following I.Ist cf Pubiic
8atss, hills having heen rvtntei at this offre
saa advertisei IN THs posr." for the beneHt
81 the Vendors and the public.
TroaspAv, Ma-ch 7th. near tho MI idlNblrs
ng,s Dsv,a re,, s,,S sn vii, rsn .o,i rs,,ons,
Property.
Yp,plv M,-'h sh. psrson,i Prnnsr'v. oi
Mary J. Hare, at her residence In fr'kiin
Twp
y. smith. will sell Persoasi Property.
TUESDAY. March t2th. In Miiileburg, wm II.
Beaver will soil Horses, COWS. Farm I'm
pisments, Sc, &c.
TUESDAY. March lith, IN Pam tvp Reuben
oemberlins. ARt, fer' mai Property.
THraspAv. NJ arch "a, in FRANKLIN Twp., at the
sox will soil Personh Hroperty.
Friday March rs. In Miiilsburt, Nrs. E'izt
beth smith W ~ sell Psr'onal, Property.
fRip,v March IS. In MIil,ehr-s. the heirs Of
Samuel smith will sell Real Estate.
TUESDAY,. March 18th. n Snsl1.h.nn, twp,,
Juaist, 20. IA. Abel Sh,dsr-Persolai
Property.
faipAy, March 18th, Pcrsnn.i pror,rty Of
VIM I. Yerger In Franklin town-hip.
BAruRpAY,M uch 18th. ~ Aian'bu-g. ptvll
Gross. Ants Gross and lssrc aurand. VIII
by AUTHORITY t. them delegated self Real
K,tats of Jacob oreenh 10
SATURDAY. March is'h. A. J. nnws-s,r ~.
slgnce OF Peter Sassim,u, will sell Person
al Property.
MosD,v. March 18th. Personal Property NJ
Robert Ei.enhnwer, at his residence Ia
Franklin township.
MoSpAy, March isih. IN Fayet,e TWP, Iunl
alta 10. Ge,. =. LoitEel will sell horses,
cows. farm Implement, sc.
WEDNESDAY,. March 2lth, Personal Property
at the latc rcsiisn Q NJ inhn Drcs's lie
10 Dscatur Twp. Nihiin CO., by J. W,
Drsess aud J. ID Ulsh Executors.
THURSDAY March u At tho court house In mid
dleburg, sheriff will sell Real E't,te.
fRiEAy March -, at Adamsburg Sheriff will
sell Real Estate.
SATrRpAy March; %, IN B'avortown W. ".
Heinbach Administrator NJ the estate Of
Emanuel Weirick, will s'li Real Estate
SArrapAy, March s3rI, In B,ivortrvn, W ".
H,inb,ch, a niri.,ritor of Em inuel w Ell
rick, will sell Rel E'titc.
MONDAY, March 25th, Ie,l and Personal Pro-
perry o. Peter Hartman ut Csntrosttle, 1y
X. Is. Fesslor Assignee.
NospAy March IS near Meiscrvlus, Nu. II.
Matter will sell Persontl Property.
TUESDAY, March 2sth. In Porry twp, J. p.
Nsugls, will sell Personal crop rty.
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Remarkable Success.

III" success ofihe leading literary paper o'
the Wet Tsy Csicseh LgpG n, is traiy 70.
mnrkaGl. Since ~ trtroiuc'i'n to tbsr aiing
puhic. siN ''uis agp. The sisrr has steadily
advanced In favor, Ant is nov Acknowledged
sccnud to uo pip'- - the tiul IN tho ciru'.v ~.
cirrul dion t. national, AID hr-he'u ob'i ed
through the rFir's o. rohi,-hsr- - pr, iice
paper of high moral chttsr.r. sat at IN,
ssm" iin 4 u At y price onu.isiert win ~ q
present hard 'ime.. rhatthey have ruce eial
sni s"ll. to-. tn thoussnds ~ raii,-- of TuE
LLpatH scattered trnm Min. to Na an 4
from orog'r 20 Flprit, VIII hrsr testimony.
rHg CHiChso H. pGgR ~ . large f,riy.c.vnt
enrnn ~eeIiv rsper. which contains stprlc.
both conplsto sud continued. ~ each numher.
written bv the h".t authors otih' dav. anl a
sroatssu',y o. information Interesting Ia ,ye.
ryo"c. TIE subscription price of rnE LGua IL
Is ouly ~ 30 per year. postage Tatd, aid It l.
c1rSl IN "vrrv pat! tilir 10 ath.r pnprrs Hf the
sam" character Nhirh sell i1ay,ar. Three
rupi"7 OF his w tahl' PAPER VIII tc en- ~
auv one WHO .'ud- 10 cents aud their Aid.sss
60 1Hk LEUoER, CHy.gu, ll
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CAUTION

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
~ lowing articles have been purchased
nv the undersigned, At Sherin's Sale aud len
IN the possession OF Wtli,m Sls,r during tn ,lr
pleasure. All persons are cautionel not 60 NE
die or Interfere with the SAM, via; Cook
Stove and hxtures. Clock. Table. o Chairs,
Cupboard, Woo chest, Q Tubs, Churn, Bar.
reis with Vinegar. lot cracks. Tan Lard, lot
Po atoes, 2 brushes. Iron Kettle Q Meat St,nis,
lot smoke ed Meat, lot Corn, Post Iran, 2 q ow
Chains, 3 Forks, Q Axes, Grind tone, boy leaf
Tobaeeo, spring walon Pols. lot straw
Sleigh, 2-horse Wagon and fiox, Fsnning Mil.
Thesh,ng MacLins, Shaker, Nc. lot Oats. lot
Buckwh cat, 2horse sled aud Box, Wood Sled
2 Log sleds, Corn Scraper, lot Railroad Ties
lot Fence Posts, lot W ood, Y int IN 10 acres OF
wheat IN grouad, more ar less, " int In 7 acres
rye In ground, more or less, 2'Oows, Heller
Hull, 2palyes, Drain Cradle. Coal stove and
pips, >ettes, 2 Looking Glasses, Carpet. large
Ro,sing ghaie, 2 Desks. bro0in Msehins
heis and Boiiinx, = spinning Wheels, A sb
Hopp''r and Asbe', Q drubbinx Hoes, M,uI *
Wsdaes.3 3 Shoyels, Oross-eat taw, lot Grain
HAAS, 2 Spring Wagons, lot corn Fodder, lot
Hay, Long. Ladders, set Hay Ladders, 8 Piows,
x bushel Measure. lot Rye. lot Wheat, Q Har.
rowe, Q Culttvators, Loa hahn, lot Plank aud
HaisA lot Boards, lot Saw Log, 2 ret Truck
Hstnsss, set buggy u .rness, lot Chickens,
sNArss, Brood SOW, riga.
| M. ., isu, 'AoVn TkUrT,
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4 bill has been introduced in the
Legislature to prevent drunkenness
making it the duty of constables, may.
or, burgess. school director or super
visor upon their own knowledge or
upon information ny any citizen, OF
any person being in Il state of ntoTi
cation. to arrest or cause to he arrest.
eel and taken beiure justice of the
peace. who shall impose a tinc of five
dollars. one.half for he officer making
The arrest and the justice as fees, and
the balance for the school fund. Up.
"n the failure to pay the fine the jus.
ticc shall commit the delinquent tn
Jail for thirty days. Any officer who
shall neglect or refuse To act shall To-.
fined not exceeding twenty-five dol
lars. or imprisoned thirty days. and
any Justice nf the peace who refuses
to enforce the law shall pay fine OF
twenty-five dollars. fthe law passes
there will he some lively times under
lis provisions. ard We have no doubt
lots of fines. -Ec
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-07

Some persons believe in Planting pota-
toes wb"le, some cut them IN qp,rters or
halves. allowing them TO lie u few days
aud iry, after cutting. hefirs p,intint
number OF years since hal ii.t the
eyes taken nut sinsly AMI left u d'y. All
then planted one eve every ten inahe. in
the ros bv pressing II ibva win NV ii,
ger to u depth Of ne,rly fil' in,h,. e.,
ground. beng level. wa =, k"pt all tn
secon Gle ,niig whsi The pl,v va rd,
TO throw the furrbv toNirl tn, raw ~
potatoes ani leave IL ,hn one tpot level
across the top. From the single eyes
gathered larg'r .rnp th,n irnn psi,>
toe cut in halves aud VII lie. tn" l,n |
and the culture b'iry III. same. Cures.
p0Hdence P,dchch Firmer.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-07

PLAIN TALK. "A large majority oI
the young men growing up are OF nu
account. They are rciying upon
/ Fathers to take care uf them. They
would sti,rve il east ont into the world
aud compelled To- take care of them
selves. They are lacking in self rcli
ancc, IN perseverance,. in the willing
ness To labor ut anything To- make al
honest living. The trouble i. they
feel above labnriug for u livelihnoi -
aud just rs long ~ they have such no.
tiOns there is nv hope for them. ANY
trade or calling il better than idicnc,>.
FOR idiene>s produces wurthlrssness
IL is better To he Il shoemaker, u
blacksmith. carpenter, laborer nn II
farm, than il is to he II loaier. Some
of oar best and wurthicst and greatest
men have risen to their di.tiugui, she'd
positions from these humblc caliln.S
Evcryb, dy respects the man who is
not afraid of work. People will trust
him aud honor him and do all they
can 10 help him. II may be starting
on the lower round of the ladder bul
higher and still higher round can be
reached hy those possessing energy
pluck aud industry.
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The Attention Of huents

l. called IN III" llons' k,cpcts' supply com
pruy, o' & tctuusti, btt', vim itar q lustt G.,
uf R"'tuv 1p Hhd m,uUbrturt,g tow su.i l.,
non SAVING fouy.utrnrr. or In sek.cprIA gu,
tive "ui.l fgWr I tp hundreds ut ,s,ut. ul roth
thu viii piy th'.u ri,l>tusl.. M, nf tta.r
,ueu's a.. urv uisirg t.au 3! ~ per dlN,
AMI som" NJ th'u, eve moru. Wrtt o. thrfn ,t
one nul tbry Will ."ui ynu rIgcultts. gIN .n4
yuu toll description nf each article they muu
'tIr" an thoir terus - a. Mt. ALl wIiI 49,
slsu Auu oIrlr-i,o ,rrtitury e. ,.lI ir. Ta,ii
hi'ss i- The Hons .kreprr.' Syuus ClMIany
No, -i2 Elm Sttert Ctuerniti, UdlJ.
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CAUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing articles have been purchased by the
undersigned AT Constsble's Sale aud left
in possession Of Henry Rumfell during
his pleasure, all persons are cautioned
not 10 NEEDLE or interfere with the same :
Cook stove, Coal stove and pipe, q chairs,
4 common chairs. rocking chair. Ssltee.
Beadsieaj. Bed and Bedding. Lot of car-
pet. 2 clocks, Looking glass, Table, Chest,
large chest, Wood boK. Flour chest. cups
board. Sink. Bureau. corner cupboard,
Iron Kettle, tub, 2 barrels.
EMANUEL NEITZ.
Feb. 7, 1873.
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Persous who are partial TO oranges
and apples says one of our eyclia nges
should see that the surface is entirely
clean before partaking of these fruits.
A prominent physician has lately dis.
covered that the littlo black speck,
often seen OH these fruits are clusters
of fungi precisely similar to those t.
which whooping cough is attributed.
In experimenting he introduced some
of these specks into his lungs by in
spirntion. aud IN the cuirse Of week
developed an acute attack OF whoop-
ing cough.
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Vendue Bills.

We beg leave to remind oUr friends
that We are prepared to print vendue
bills in the most attr active style. a
short notice. As the season for these
sales it ut hand, we solicit the orders oi
all who may have property To sell.
Persons living ut distance can send
US the particulars by m Ill, and We will
put them in proper shape.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-07

Hon Chas. Miller has our thanks for
the Report of the state Supcrinten.
dant OF Public Instruction. The book
Is instructive and interesting. II con-
tains history of the Schools for each
county in the state, prepared by the
County Supcrintendants of the respec-
tive Counties. IL is departure from
the ordinary department reports and
will no doubt be eagerly suaght after
and read which can hardly be said Of
Loiher nnhlic dncnments.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1878-03-07

n6-S Iveis Selinsgrorc is now offer
ing great bargains, and special induces
mcnts in Dry Goods aud Notions. In
order to reduce his large stock TO
goods, before the middle of March and
prepare for an early Spring trade. lie
is selling now at greatly reduced pri-
ces in fact n great many articles at
cost. We would advise our readers to
call at the above mentioned establish
ment If they want bargains. NOW
IS TIE TIME. Headquarters for
Motto Frames ut :. Wcis' Selinsgrove.
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The days are rapidly l-gstn-uing. sai
sson we will have twelve hogrs sun.

The days are rapidly -Gstn-uing. sai
sson we will have twelve hoGrs sun
At Lcwistown fresh rp-t,i coffee is
sold at IL cents per pound. Twice Is
and = is about what it - sold Ut in this
place.
A serious cattle plague Is epidemic
in Franklin county. 4 nunl>r oi
farmers have l,,st cattle from the ds-
ease which generally proves fatal in
2i hours.
In q few days the early Spring birds
We will begin To realize how far the
winter has passed.
Healthy MIX Cows are pro6ishls. They
eat less AMI yield more Milk ih.u poor
uihcaltby cattle. rh.y etn he Kept 10
good condition by using FourE- Hprs,
AMI Cattle Powders during wiuter and
Spring.
Somebody has invented n pocket
book which contains cigar case.
pocket book and revolver. This wonr!
be handy kind of one to have when
highwayman asks for your money.
The Akron daily ARGr, ofthe 18Th ulti
mo makes the following note: Er.N,yor
Levi 4. lierroi. has p,rca,-e be winkl,
man block, on South N,p ~ 'a,t of NJ
j. Kaiser; consideration. ~ 900. Tue
deeds are being drawn to iay.
Good health is like u good esiaie-ir
may he squandered. litil. hy little, until
II IL bankrupt 4 slight cold isa little
thing, but If left &c run on. the result, in
many cases, is m untimely and norro "
ful one. Take DR.. Haas Expecioraut iu
time.
nea.On account of the inclemency
Of the weather. on Saturday evening
last. the Beavertown Band will have
another entertainment on Saturday
evening. March, 9th with an entire
change of programme.
The trade In counterfeit silver coin /,
on the increase. II is much easier to
manufacture bogus quarters and halves
than bank notes. and hence il will he well
for those who accept coin IN change 10
keep sharp lookout for these queer pie.
ces.
There is a rise in the price of calico
and muslin. The reason for this is
that the great surplus in the markets
has been nearly worked off, whilst ma
ny mills have been aud still are idle.
1t is expected there will he rise of
ten per cent on all domestic goods.
For Cioup,-For Group, take II knife
,,a rs,;"ls. ,Inut tnu 80 ,r'G w s,uy1 ~ sum.
p;v i, with oho", ,v;nn J',"' ~ o',;, W ";,,"'
sugar to make i, nalo,,hio f "nI a.
,n;n;sier "a on;oL ~ S ,'a,s;'io All "u
;nstantapeons reI;oS S Mi, ' ha aG,rhah ni'''
An oxcbor,o sa,s. ", o.,o
should Ina mads 10 nnto a @ oo,, ~ o''e,,p. p,.
uut;l he IA three vears o,J onJ |h"" ,ho"
better NOT exact az" ,Y,rl, houo @ aru" '
lie exerc;sing mil ho il fon.amJ u,,i e'' Soo''
half vears old Ai,honah ,h;, w." , U',o
seem N be nroetahIo a. a., AZ ";'S ;,S m;,i w'i
nrove so in The end cnr il vii ad1 ~ W. W.
wears to a horse,s worr;n, ,;n,a WV" N
0oon~A hin ia., in n,ro,so.a s'"o, sn,,..,