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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1879-12-30
1881. THE CULTIVATOR 1880.
Country Gentleman.
1880.
The Best of the
AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIE,,.

1t is UNSURPASSED, if not UNEQUALED for he
Amount and Variety of the Practical INFoRMA-
TIoN it contains, and for the Ability and Extent of
its CoRREsPoNDENCE-in the Three Chief Directions
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Greenbacks of the smaller denominati-
ons are in great demand, and the legal
tender balance in the United States Treas
ury has decreased from $59, 100000 on
Sept. 30 to 100000 on December "a.
Even the standard dollars have begun to
find place in the circulating currency,
and during the last three months some
100000 Of them have gone into the
hands of the people. The demand fell q
0O0,000 short of the coinage for the same
period, but there is some satisfaction in
knowing that only two millions of dol
lars have been added to the accumulated
stock of standard dollars during the last
quarter. The business 'Eboom' is solving
some of the most difficult financial prob
lens, without the aid Of legislation.
Secretary Sherman dresses plainly and
always in dark colOrs, and looks more
like college professor than politician.
In his walks he invariably carries a light
cane, which he swings carelessly. The
Philadelphia Press describes him as MAX
ing the business of his office go like clock
work. AS fast as he reads his letters he
dictates to his private secretary, and the
callers who interrupt him are quickly dis
posed of. In perception he is quick, and
in decision prompt. He dispatches bust
ness with great rapidity, and never re-
views his work. If you ask him ques-
tion about department business he will
answer instantly or direct you to man
who is fully informed. His method is so
thorough that he feels every pulse beat in
the great department of which he is the
head.
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By REQUEST.
When tho Roses Come Again


Meath the shadow. down the meadow,
Dead leaves lie on every side,
BY the river, flowers SILVER,
Fading, dying in their pride.
Some ones straying, long delaying,
Sad the parting down the lane,
must leave you, some ones saying,
Till the Roses come again.
AS I wander, will ponder,
On the happy by and BY,
OF season over yonder,
Full of Joy for you and [;
Do not borrow care nor sorrow,
In the hours that vet remain,
There will be bright tomorrow,
When the Roses come again.
Sunshine over crimson clover,
Scattered over the meadows wide.
Summers fingers sweetly linser,
Every where on every side.
Some ones roaming in the cleaning,
Happy hearts that feel no pain,
Now their sadness turned to gladuess,
For the Roses come again.
CHoRUs:
When the Roses como again,
When the Roses come again,
will meet you, will greet YOU,
When the Roses come again.
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WANTED.

AGENTS FOR CALKiNS NOVELTY WASH
BR. loo, 900 in use took premium in every
State in the Union stood the test for seven
years 500 per month easily made selling these
machines Agents sample SIS So Send money
order registered 'eiter or send siamp :dr con-
fidebtial terms TO sgents Address
O.. W. FOSTER & TO-,
2sl LaSslle ST, Chicsgo.
Nov. !, IsTe.-ly.
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can make money faster ~ work for ne
! than at anything else Capital not re-
qHred-we will start Won sl2 psr dey a.
ho me inade ~ the industrious Nen women
boys Tnd RIls wanted everywhere to wotk for
us Now is the time Costly on & a. aud ,.ro,c
free Address TRUE 3 Co, Augusta. Maine
March is 1875 ~
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81, 200 PyOft on 500

Nsde any dtv IN Prfs mil CgV, frve-fs.
cordinR 10 yonr means slD. $50 o-s 70 i1
STocE PHvtEGEs. has brought susU nrfars
10 The creful investor We sdvise When ari
how 90 oPsHsTs sAFstY Book with mI sfo--
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nAXTEIs X CO.


A beautiful work ROO Pages one ..si
Flower P.s'e. au0 300 iustrtgu.s u.t .s.
sep ions Of ihe t.st Flowers and tarsa
Hud bow Do grow them 40 uf five lta,
stamp Too Eug iisb or German
NE flo"fr sud vegetable Gtrden Us f'rn
SIS boiDred Plates and many b4uIrsi hrt-
wigs tOt 5o cents To paper cty.r-
e.eRan' cloth la German or EngI-H
WICK s Illustrated Monthly Nagsl.nf I-
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PIES Tor S5.oD Specimen Numue.s scot o'
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Send Five Cent stamp G1r % FI.7.I GaItt .yr-
tanning List "od Prices, aud plenty % la'ofl'-
tOu Address,
JAMES NICk, Rochester y y
Jan. 2l.lSIg
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" D TTCE.

A IL persons who have s,cused me a. being
"a Revenue Officer, are required no apnosr
~ Eomuey, ai April Court 20 prove that am
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WIT AND HUI

A colored Mississippi legislator lately
proposed bill 20 make each member of
the Legislature, present and future, a bo.
na fde attorney and counsellor at law,
for, said he, we know enough to make
de laws, why don't We practice um (? Sure
enough why not?
Rev. Mr.. - had travelled far to
preach to congregation at -. After
the sermon he waited very patiently, ev-
identity expecting some of his brethren
to invite him to dinner In this he was
disappointed. One after another depart
ed, until the house was almost as empty
az the ministers stomach. Summoning
resolution, however, he walked up TO an
elderly looking gentleman, and gravely
said: will you go home to dinner with
me, to-day, brotherf'
Where do you liver
About twenty miles from this. sir
No. said the man, coloring but you
must go with me-
Ihank you-l Will cheerfully.
Afetr that time the minister was no
more troubled about his dinner
A certain lawyer was compelled to a.
pologize to the court. With stately dig
nifty he rose in his place and said Your
Honor is right and am wrong, as your
Honor generally is There was a dazed
look IN the judges eye, and he hardly
knew whether to feel happy or fine the
lawyer for contempt of court.
Fat Cook with conscious bushes to
the lady who wants to engage herr AS
TO their bein' no fellows allowed, mum,
you might recollect as you've been single
yourself, and girl as is rayther snowy
IN hgger can't well help 'en comm about.
DIR. Coy's little boy, aged six, thinks
God must have good deal of confidence
in his father or he wouldn't entrust him
with 80 many babies to distribute.
A THEOLOGICAL PosER-A nonpluss-
ed theologian is said to have sat up until
late hour frriitlessly trying to get the
tangle out of the following anecdotc,
which is related in Mr. Conway's recent
book: In an orthodox family, with which
l have had some acquaintance, little
ooy who had used naughty expressions
of resentment toward playmate was
nIrt,A oh, l,,t H., i L
Christ, who never did any harm to his
enemies. No answered the wrathful
child, but he's a-8oing to-
An exchange says that General c.. C.
Wharton once went negro's security
for horse, and had to pay the debt
Afterward he met the negro and took
him to task about the matter, whcreupon
the negro replied: Why, Massa Whar-
ton, you s'prise me. What gif de sku-
rity fur if me half to pay de money 2
few days ago, as stated 10y an cx-
change, a five-year-old boy went with his
father to see colt. He patted the colts
head and made quite fuss over it, until
finally the stable man told him to be
careful that the colt did not turn around
and kick him. When the little chap
went home, his mother asked HIM what
he thought about the colt Il like him
pretty well, was the reply. He's real
tame in front but he's awful wild be-
hind
SLIGHTLY MISTAKEN The Ncwbury-
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For SALE.

For SALE.
O.
A Agent Cor Hampshire and Miner / Coun
"A lies. will sell At Manufacturer prices.
tho H"getstown Spring Tooth
RISE RAKE,
Hngers,oUn Grain Seed and Fertilizinz Drill
Com and Fodder Crusher. Horse Powers
and Jacks, Victor Double HnlIer CIo-
yer Machine. Keller T. ed Gutter
and All Right Feed Cutter,
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All OF which are the hest, strongest and mos,
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Send for circular
FRANKLIN IlERRIOTT.
49, Romney, Vest Va
May 2. ls7s.-ly.
NNESr VIRGINIA To VIII At rules held
w in the Clerks Uifi,e Of the Circuit Court
on Hampshire comfy, on the FIRST Aoud.y in
March 1879
) f.. Gilmer, adminisIratrir Of S A n Gilmer
dec d., aud in her own right William a. Gil.
mer aud Samuel GilnIer infant children Of <
a. Gimer. dec d.. who sue by their next
friend 5. +. Gilmer, and George X Gilmer
Plaintiffs
a..
Moses Miller and Elmira Miller his wife B,rba.
"a Miller. Nancy Miller, Nnoma Miller Rob.
ert MILLER, Samuel Miller, John A lgrrs 4 Re-
O"cct Ayers bis wife, late R-pecca Miller 10.
seph Mckee, and - Mckee, late - Nil
Ter, - Ilousho2tr and - Householder
his wife. late - Miller, Robert GiImer. -
Bird Permelia Bird his wife Tote Fermelis
Gilmer, Henry Gilmet and Thomas \ Gil
mer, Defendants,
Tie object OF this sui, is to hive copy II tbr
last will OF Henry Oilnirr, decd. flcd in said
cause set ny aud declared. the true last will and
testament Of said Henry Gilmer dec 4 10 have
decree to compel Moses Miller and Elmira HE
VIE or her heirs. To piy the sum Of $500 90
named IN said will and ia the bill with interest
from LIST April 1860, or 10 cell So much Of the
land named ia the bill rs eyised by Henry Gil
me- to hlmira Miller being as much "A may be
necessary TO pay said sum and interest and the
costs Of this suit and also that said will mas
be construed by the Court and the money which
IS due from Moses Miller and the heirs Of bis
wiie be distributed among thOse entitled there
TO ; and II the Court TAIL "a let up said viii
then that The lands in The hill named may be
parutoned among those entitled thereto
And u appearing from on affidavit 81.
ed IN this cause. that the defendants
Samuel Miller, Robert Miller, - Bird
& Permclia Bird his wife. late Permelia
Gilmcr, Robert Gilmer and Henry Gil
mcr arc nOn.residcnts Of the State OF W
Va, and tina. diligence has teen used
on bchalf Of the plaintiffs TO ascer
tain IN what comfy is tho residence oil
Thomas y. Gilmer. - Ilousholder AID
- Householder his wife late .-- Miller
without effect IL is ordered, that the
said non-rcsidcn, Defendant, and tho
Defendants whose residence IS moi
known, do appear at rules to he held in
said Clerks Office on tho lst Monday ia
April 1879, and do what ia uccessar,
. 10 protect their interests. Test
V. NJ, POLLING, &. &. en-. O..
March li lSTq-Aw.
DALEY & Daley, r. o
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SLIGHTLY MISTAKEN The Ncwbury-
port Herald" says a good story is told
IN connection with the temperance cam
paign i'll Ipswich During one of the
most exciting evenings, and while the
lady canvassers were about the hall with
cards and blue ribbons, good looking
gentleman entered the meeting a little
heated, probably from rapid walking.
One of the ladies approached him with
an invitation TO sign tue pledge, remark
ing that his countcnancc indicated the
necessity for action in that direction He
replied that he had signed twenty times
before, and didn't believe that there was
any particular need of plcdging himself
again. Well she replied you may
have signed it as many times as you
state, but you have broken the pledge as
often, dare say Your face looks very
red, sir; altogether too red for q tenn
perancc man" Madam, you are great
~ mistaken in your conclusions am
pastor of one Of the oldest Congregations
al churches in the State"
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public generally vited Gala see them.
/ 4. &. Pancake,
Ronaney, April T. 1879

WE of inelnd
Y new les IN Prints and Percas Cotnad bhcd
Shifting
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A colored Mississippi legislator lately
proposed bill 20 make each member of
the legislature, present ana future, a bo.
ma tide attorney aud counsellor at law,
for, said be, we know enough to make
de laws, why don't We practice um Sure
enough why not
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-11

In South Carolina negro was ON trial
FOR burglary recently, but it was proved
that he crawlcd into q mill through a
hole in the wall, unfastened the door, let
the flour out fastened the door again
and crawled out through the same hole.
Tho jury was instructed to acquit, rs
thcro was no breaking into the building,
$50 they brought in the verdict We
find for the defendant, tout wc believe he
stole the flour
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III . r S E II A KE.

Hagetstovn Grain Seed and Fertir,iny Dri,l
Corn and Fodder Crusher Horse Powers
and Jacks, Victor Double Huller CIo-
yer Machine. Keller +, ed Gutter
and All Right Feed Cutter,
Climax Mower d Reape:
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All Of which are the hest, strongest ard mos,
Durable and ftied up for this rough country
Send for circular
FRANKLIN IlERRIOTT.
May r. ls7s.-iy.
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Jan ST. 1870.
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SPRING 1879.
N E GOODS

WE loads New Goods ncui
styles Prints and Pas Coonades Jeans belched brown
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public generally invited call and see them
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DIR. Coy's little boy, aged six, thinks
God must have good deal of confidence
in his father or he wouldn't entrust him
with so many babies to distribute.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-04-11

A Agent for Hampshire and Miner / Coun
"A lies. will sell. ~ Manufactured prices
the HagcrstUwn Spring Tooth
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Moses Miller and Elmira Miller his wife, D,rba.
"a Miller Nancy Miller, Nnoma Miller, Rob.
EFT Miller, Samuel Miller, John lgers Re-
O"cc' Ayers bis wife, Late R-necca Miller 10.
seph Mckee, and - Mckee, late - Mil
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-06-24
- - - -
FOREIGN.

LONDON, June 14.-In the final settlement
of the International Literary Congress, to-
dav, DeLesseps said, i'll order to prove the
reality of the interest taken in the construc-
ton of the projected Panama ship canal and
to prevent undue advantage being taken by
the possible turnshers of the capital, it had
been considered desirable to call for the first
subscription OF 100000 francs in shares OF
5000 francs, and although this decision had
only been taken only three days ago he had
Just received from his son in Paris informa-
ton that the whole sum had been subscribed.
1t would now be possible for him, he said, to
obtain concessions and then commence the
undertaking.
The Artc exploring ship Resoute, which
formed part of Captain Austin's expedition
in search of Sir John Franklin in 1850, is to
be broken at Chatham dock yard. Orna-
lnents and piect of t0rniture will be made
from the best timbers, which the Admiralty
intends to present to the President of the
United States as Il souvenir of the occasion
when the Resolute was found by American
whalers, abandoned in the ice, and the Gov
ernment of the United States had her repair
ed, refitted and presented her to the British
Admiralty,
A Parliamentary committee has reported
that the electric lighting system is sufficiently
ueVelopeu 10 ailo" iS oeihS ecohohlieaiy
used for public, but not for domestic pur-
poses.
PARIS, June 1S.-The French Senate and
Chamber Of Deputies will meet in Congress
to-morrGw, to revise the article of the con-
venton making Versailles the seat of legisla-
ture, with Il view to the removal of the
Chambers to Paris.
MADMD, June lS.--Ihc government has
ordered the prosecution of energetic meas
ures to obtain satisfaction from San Domingo
| for the outrage to the Spanish flag in the ar.
rest last winter and subsequent execution Of
| two ilsursent Dominican generals, who had
taken refuge on board Spanish vessel at
Puerto Plata.