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OF course whrn one Of these grand mount
ain ra,igcs goes stretching across the
printed page, it atlorlIS ami enn0blcs that
literary l;lndscape,-but at the same time it
is great distress to the new student, for it
blocks up his way; he cannot crawl ~ under ::
So he resorts to tho dictionary for help; but
there is no help there The dictionary must
draw the line cSollewheTe,-sD it leaves this
sort Of words out. And it is right, because
these long things are hardly legitimate words.
but are rather Combinations of Words,, and
the inventor of them ought to have been
killed. They are compound words, with the
fyptlens left out. The various. words used
III building them are in tho dictionary, bnt in
Il very scattered condition; so you can hunt
tue meaning at last, but it is 4 tedious and
harassing business. have tried. this process
upon some Of the above examples. .Freund~
chaftsbeZeigungen seems to be g Friend
MISUNDERSTANDING" which Is only foolish
a afd fens slsX ?y Of
rngcn" seems to be ''lndepcndcnceaeclara-
tio1ls,:' which is no Improvement on :. Dccla-
ratioils of Independence" as far KS Lean ser.
syerortlnetellvcrsamln =
mGeting," as nearly, as ], c:!lr get at it,,
mere hythInical, Eushy epl!sllsln for :. meet
itrs of the Legislature" / judge. We used
to have 4 good dea! Of this sort of crime in
our literature, but it has gone out now. We
used to speak of thing asa - never-to-be-for-
into the simple anil sufficient word - laein-
or;,ble y and then going calmly about our
business as if nothing had happened: In
those days we were not content to cl.oalm
the thing and bury 1t decei.tly, we wanted to
build 4 monument over 1t.
But in our newspapers the co1npoundlng-
disease fingers 4 tile to the present day, but
With the liyphcns left out, in the german!
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-01-26

The sermon that is simply good, that
is charged only with the commonplaces
of religion and morality, and never rises
in eloquence or high range Of thought
or feeling, might almost as well go un-
preached. 1t accomplishes little beyona
disgusting it's hearers with going to
church. The obvious common things
that may be said about any given text of
Scripture are exactly the things that
ought never to pc said in the pulpit, for
in these things the pulpit is no wiser
than the pew. One of the great reasons
for the lack of popular attraction to the
pulpit lies in the fact that brains enough
are not put into sermons. The thinking
in a sermon must be superior to the aver
age thinking of an audiance to produce
any effect upon it, and if in these days,
any man--no matter how gifted he may be
--imagines that he may halt in his enter
prise of earnest and profound preparation
for his preaching, without damage to
himself or his work, he is sadly mistaken.
His slipshod stuff will be detected every
time, and pass to his discredit. The
best thinking that the best men can do,
the best English they can command, and
the most impressive delivery of which
they are the masters, are called for, every
time they appear before those who have
sufficiently loved and trusted them to
place them in their high oflice.-Scrib-
ner's Monthly.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-01-26

nv announces an excursion to Washing
ton on February 2. The tickets issued
are for six and ten days, emitting the
holder to return on any regular train
in the meantime, and to stop over at Gu
pom stations. Six day tickets from Ell
mira, $500; ten day tickets, $500. This
excursion affords person in this neigh
borhood an unusual opportunity to visit
the capital of the nation and see it while
at the heighth Of it's political and social
life, and at rate that brings the excur-
sion within the reach of ALL
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-01-26

The Fusion legislature Of Maine have
determined to ''move" from Augusta, the
capital of Maine, and set up business at
Portland or some other locality where
proper buildings can be secured for the
purposes of State government. The
actual purpose Of this move probably is
to get away little further from the seat
of authority. Governor Smith, and
those who still adhere to the Fusion cause
evidently have financial resources. but
they will soon tire of spending their own
funds or those of their friends.
The Northern Central Railway compa-
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-01-26

At q conference of republican delegates
from the several counties composing the
18th congressional district, held in Ha-
zleton the other day, Col G. G. Jackson,
OF Montour county, and w. A. M Grier,
of Luzerne county, were declared the
choice of the district for delegates to the
National convention, with S. Y. Thomp-
son and Gen. Lilley as alternates. Hon.
John Leisenring was recommended for
elector.
On the question of Instructions, the
following resolution was adopted;
ResOloed, That the preference of this
Congressional conference is in favor of
James q. Blaine, of Maine, as the Repub-
lican candidate for President, but having
the utmost confidence in the integrity and
good Judgment of the delegates selected
to-day, we impose upon them no instruc-
tions on the subject, believing that they
will act for the best interests of the party.
Our old and esteemed friend ''Castelar,"
has been contributing to the republican
papers Of the county articles on the Pres
idental question, containing as all the
articles from his pen do, much good solid
sense and sound wisdom. In one of them
he suggests among other names to be
submitted to the Chicago convention that
of Hon. q. A. Grow. We most heartily
second 'Castelor, believing as we do
that none Of the able statesmen mention
ed in connection with the Presidency
could fill the position more acceptably or
bring to the discharge of its duties more
ability or craftsmanship. The conven-
Cion which is to meet in Harrisburg next
month would certainly honor itself by
presenting his n;.me to the national con-
vention.
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The Northern Central Railway compa-
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-01-26
COAL
CHEAP FOR CASH /!

The following prices will be charged fer s7sv-
THR.aCETE coal inIthe yard, in all the
yards signatures hereto attached, until furthe
, 1880-02-12
The Hide and Leather Bccm.

Onc Of the industries Of the country,
which felt the depression since 1873
most disastrously is the hide and leather
Yet there is scarcely another which is
recovering so rapidly from said dcpres-
sion. In Boston, which IL a great hide
and leather centre, one leading firm is
said to have cleared a square profit Of
100000 since the frt Of September.
Another firm, the Traveller, Of that city
SAYS, made $500 in one bargain last
week, neither paying nor receiving any
money except the amount OF profit. A
few months since American leather
could be sold in England ut profit but
since the prices have gone up here, the
foreign demand has materially decreased
The demand in this country is notably
indicated by the fact that one OF the
most influential brokerage firms in Bo5-
ton disposed of $4,000 sides of leather
one day last week.-Chicago News
, 1880-02-12
Home prod ace Market.

FNp following quotations represent tho whole sale
-. from producers or first hands
VIOIiR-UuOtabc iobbing lots q: SlardArd brands
A. 5sasd %. best country BRANDS, q tO4S5 -,
sipcrhne e. T5aS 90
yOOl.-No market h,re.
VHFAr-Coo TO choice. q ssGl ss, wNtA Wal,a
from sIab ets less
gAY-Timolhy baled, buying at sle1slS per ton
POrATOEs- QuOtable a. 25errtoS por lOe 10, "a y
description and quality.
IuppLISGS- Jobbihg a. feed, s2O9s2s; hns, s8E9
fYk y ton.
rPAS1Jobbiug At per ton slfRio
OAYS-F Fced pr bushel 5SlstU ~.
RACOS-Sidou, liHl2lc: hAiiss, Oregon c Ice. East
tsp lSalGs. shoulders sal2e.
HAY-TmOthy bale', buying at tl2eli ION.
LARp-ln kegs, iO,siole. IA tlu-, l0sile
BUTrER-We qu0ts choice dairy Al so9Sse; good
frosh roll, gI!GJ4lc ordinary, isd25e, whether
brne or roll
oRTES FRUITS Apples, 5Oca7S et' per box +:
Lines a. 5OaS per 100; Oranges, tiRst pr box.
nRTED FRuIIs- Apples, sun dnyd, krGC, usctiE,
dried saroc, Pears machine dried, 9flO-. Fu4ns,
machine dried, 2Oes5c; piticd, l3es 'c.
EGGS -S5c pcr duZ
POULTRY - Hens and roos,ers. sJs5 % .usA2ls ~
aeOc q b Geese sSc9 y dor
CHEESE. Oregon, lIttl-c, Cal tornn laglOc
HOGS-Drc,sgd, Bic, on foot SNs1<'c
gRRP- Live weigh, y 70 lc Tor good % choice
SHEEP Live weight, l.Rf3c.
TAIIOW-Quutabs at 5va1lc
OuI,aho at lCrl7c Tor Ut over ~ N, ONE
thirl I'll fir under thls -lsn "e-taira Oh .-' e-is
rrcen Clslsc
, 1880-02-12

As u pfnmpf RELIEF AMI cGre Tor HaltullAft Nth
rgia Cuut Snd general psia relieving AMI healing
hniinent no prcparAfon on earth Equals the Grfinan
remedy - lacoh- o.. Is. rytnArkAee Artion has
uys;iGed medical men. delighted sutiercrs, Who after
years II toTtHng rain tnd uncssn ng dnc'nring iound
Il their Cnly hope ard cure ard H has dil'IAci The
Gsubts and prciidiocs q tic most incrciulotrs 49,.
Many psrs3ns occupying prominent stations IN hle.
and ~ 30 are vel and hsouhy kngan thruu.hou' tht
and have from 'h,r sgpC-.crns s1d o'~Fr' 1-nn,
Anurici thc Il1st enthusiasts ,lao'sem,us % ~
Jacobs Oi
re. Rsv. yII,hpp ltliinl rrc.!,Clsvolar,.!d''
consider 10 C,ag,u. i.g iilgm1,sm arl Ln..td ls'
ClECs.
Rev. Y. ". Frcao'r, v-rso.r, MINI
Used tie ~ s4"a.s OH tu t'p case NJ tAt ~ hs 'en
creation Who ili ten t,i T.ltgn s.',i ra.alA'.-n
and Was tole 10 leave A.r bod
~. Dr. >. rlc's. Pech~qte~. -. y
suffered 20 intensely from hhgltl i- r-i1t tat ht vas
unable % preach several aypI-alsyi Che - jacobs
Oh relieved him wonderfully
Hp-1 Prsyer,- Esq EatiS1El Clg.abl-
1t curcd me oi Rhcuaa;iim anI can fceO.ni.hI H.
Eo,. Thomas. y. P7ice, Y, s. Treas-
ury Dept Wa.hi0Ctcu. ~. G.. ryconHnenls Us
and healing remedy in tho world. His testimonial Is
endorsed By some of The head OH als ot the Treasury
Department who have boon cured Of Rheumatism and
other painful Complaints
az. n. Schnrer, No. 81 ,Drown -.
f!le"EaTey City. PA. had the rheumatism
for eight years. and had used every known medicine
without relief single bottle Of ST. Jacobs OIL cured
him.
Gustav o.. LTScilr.a ann. Fditor OF the
"pittshuTg Daily RopabiiqnU. ."--sutered
with rheumatism for three years, AND lay many nlght
unable TO sleep on account OK terrible pains TWO bot
ties Of ST. jacobs Oil cured him.
Mr.. 2. Wi1lrle. LnfayGtte. Ind. reports
where man suffered 50 badly with rheumatism
that he could not Lis logs were swollen and he
had the most terrible pains Twelve hours after the
drst application OF the ST. Jacobs Oil the Pains were
gone ana the swelling had disappeared.
Fir. Benry snsePor, HStllers burg
Ohio, was cured Of Rheumatism in the hips.
Mr.. Harry Lea, Fctri0t, Ohio, had
such pain in the left shoulder that he could not move
st. Jacobs OIL cured him after a few Gpph,r atoms.
The 81 Jacobs OH is for sale by all Druggists Dealers
in Medicines and General StoIekcepeIs at Fifty Cents
per bottle.
Where parties unable 20 obtain tho article through
the usual sources and cannot induce their druggists 70
promptly order for them, they WILL by renting Five
Dollars to us, Cper money order or registered letter. re
ceiye Ten Bottles by E&press, expenses prepaid
Address z. WOGELEys. t5 CO.,
Elltmcrc, Nd.
Tie trade supph / by
SEESST.S. NOE Gl, llhYT5 q co,
portllli O-a On scD22G I'm
, 1880-02-12
EEEE MARIIE IN.
eAN ERANc1.cn. Feb. 1

SAN FRhNCL'COi ven. L.
The freaht market is ycr- dull, and the
tendency IL toward lower rates. There Is no
disposition to iA"eup tonnage IN inc race OF
the upiavorable ate OF the g,ish markets,
and 10 effect a concession from the rates last
paid would be necessary.
FRUfT-We note betinr Inquiry for johhing
ouOtatious-- ppies. 40G73c for common; 81 COO
l 50 for good 10 choice.
BUTTER-A good portion OF the receipt7
from the lower coast Yesterday changed names
at94, There 'S but ittle stock In Store. yet IL
is hard to place consignmeutS fresh choice
az over o., though some few fancy brands
bring 2Gc.
minated in ftil To nc, which is the ruling rate
to-day, ana dealers are doubtful II that figure
can be maintained.
, 1880-02-12
Some Fac s. About Australia.

Australia, with Tasmania, is only a
little less in area than Europe. The
hottest climate in the world probably
occurs in the desert interior of Austria
liza. Captain Stuart hung thermome-
ter on a tree shaded both from sun and
wind. 1t was graduated to l27 degrees
f., yet so great was the heat of the air
that the mercury rose till it burst the
tube, and the temperature must thus
have been at least l2S F., apparently the
highest ever recorded in any part of the
world. For three months Captain Stu
art found the mean temperature to be
over l0l degrees f., in the shade.
Nevertheless on the southern noun
tains and table lands, three feet OF snow
sometimes falls in day. Snow storms
have been known to last for weeks, the
snow lying from four to fifteen feet
in depth and burying the cattle. Aus
tralia is a land of drought and hood
Tue annual rainfall at Sydney has var
led from twenty-five 10 eightytwo inch
es Lake George, near Goulburn, was,
in 1924, twenty miles long and eight
miles broad. 1t gradually sank till, in
1887, it became quite dry, and its bot
tom was converted into a grassy plain.
In 1865 il was n lake again, seventeen
feet deep; two years later it was only
two feet deep; and in 1876 1t was
twenty feet deep
, 1880-02-12

a YOUNG man by the name Of VIII
liam Koiz, coachnan for Mr. Charles
McClennan, came to my store one morn
ing complaining that his feet hurt him
very badly, aud expressing fears that
they were frost-bitten. He had in vain
tried to get relief by consulting physi-
clans, and had cudeavorcl, without sue
cess, to ease the piin by rubbing his
feet with snow and ice, the remedy ap-
Piled in such cases. Being exposed a
great deal to the cold by his occupation,
his feet got worse daily, until one day
he tainted in the street. A few days
after he again came to my store and
showed me his feet. | have seen great
many sores in my life, but nothing to
equal this, and was afraid the poor fel-
low would lose his limbs. He asked me
for st. Jacobs Oil; but at firs5 | refused,
as [ did not wish to take the response
bility upon myself, not being a great
admirer of so-called patent medicines.
However, some friends, who happened
to be in the store at the time, begged
NE give the ST. Jacobs Oil to the suf-
feror; SO wo rubbed his feet well with
the oil, and he took the remainder with
him. After nine days tho same man
again came into my store, perfectly well,
and requested me to write you of this
most wonderful cure he also stated
that two other persons had been cured
Of rheumatism by the same bottle which
helped him. JOHN LENEN.
Avon, Lorraine Co., OHIO, JAN II, 1879.
, 1880-02-12
FINANCIAL AND COMM ERCIAi
y PoErtAyD. February s. 1850

POEILAND, February g. IaO
LegSl tenders m Portland, buying, IAf, and selling
al Tar
siscOnrt to par.
Com exchange on New York, per cent. premium.
COIN exchange ON san Francisco par 10 per Ccut
FTssgTEphic transfers On New York. per eent prO.
rIfgtn-
, 1880-02-12

Mrs Toadeater: "And what do you
think Of our country, Lord Vacuum
Lord V. "Aw-like the States ever so
mueh-the fvide oysters and the bIi fla
lOes, and iced birds, and Nifgwa falls,
and all that sort Of thing--awiully ioDy,
you know"
, 1880-02-12

He is not SO good as he should be
who does not strive 20 be better than
he is.
, 1880-02-12
ircciions Accompany Each Package.
TT Tonsti,a1 O malls.

acl Folio wing 1Ss
rOrrsp .oreon,J Jhy .
" coalition with
P1Erg ceyon Augrt2
l "a uUI w u tnfgu VI ~ L take tnll Il m
iaola = r.
Portland orgor July
has aanKi nda aw
IL r.
PORTLAND Orgon
While
e.
an pney
the
ASTORIA ercnD December
gfrnnK drngth um Of
the
poD Ipurl lgl pack lhomt dose lel
EuoxuCr ,oreOn,O Oct ler2 0
ugo
uBuRa rrnn December
h stto uuenli igarU Ulanls sa nsmuE
nARn rgon Decor
The myH remel
hoIa anIIb
EPuRu OrconD
nH
troubled
, 1880-02-12

If you are gon& 10 pant your house,
barn, wagon or machinery, the wonder
full I,nper;sbable Mixed Paint ,s surely
tho best, for it is warranted BY their
agents in your own town not to chalk,
crack, peel or blister; to cover better and
work cdsier shan any other paint. The Impsr
ishRble Paint was AWARDED The hrst premium,
over oil other paints, at the California state
Fair, lS79, and the gold medal 80 the oregon
state Fair, 1873 Get u circular from lheif
Agent, which explains this wonderful discuv.
cry. Try the ala and you certainly would
have NO other
, 1880-02-12

E4T Bn ,nahinS aEy Eurcu,Ise or ia
writing In RESPONSE 10 any nGyertiae.
rrlemt In this paper you Will AJieaSe men.
lion tao name OF tine UnsSer.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-13
n Strong Case.

a Detroit lawyer had II bill Of $40
against certain citizen put into ms
hand for collection the other day, and
hc wrote Il note asking tic debtor to
call Mt his office and see about it. The
man promptly appeared, looked the bill
over, and said:
"Wcll, guess that's all correct"
"You acknowledge the Indebtedness.
do your"
~ do"
"And what arrangements will you
make to settle it?"
"lll put In all offset. I've been feed
ing two hogs for this man all winter.
aud my bill is Just $40. was fsur-
Ing 1t up this very morning.
"What! $2i0 for feeding two hogs for
three or four months :" exclaimed the
astonished lawyer.
"JuSt four months, sir, and the bill
Is correct"
land what are the hogs worth to-
day2"
''ren dollars apiece"
"Well, you'll find it hard to convince
the court that your hog -tecd was worth
any such money"
'log- " shricked the other. as
he suddenly Jumped up, "do you sup
pose Pm charging $2lD for the feed
them hogs dcyoured: No, sir, put in
the feed at only $40, but tho 5000 Is for
my Sunday hat, which foil into the pen
and was gobbled down, and for my
anxiety OF mind for fear the porkcrs
would catch tho mumps from my clnl.
dren. Mental anguish is the back bono
OF this case, sir, ana evory one of my
FAMILY will be seated In Il row before
the Jury, and all Will begin to weep AZ
] rise to ask that justice be done a man
VINO lost as fine COW as you ever saw
nino years ago this sprlng!"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-13
Can Pilos bo Our I'd T

Ia the most important questit NJ to-day WITH
suffering millions who, when l. soking at me
long list Of useless pile nostrum y feel ae tho
afflicted Bible Patriarch, like excl tlminB u
have heard many such things, mi Gable COM
forters are 70 all, how long will We vex my
soul and brcex mo in pieces with wole Wis 2" It
Is not recorded that Job had piles, but TO could
not have had nything moro painful. aud the
same question might have boon asked Vieh as
since Tor three Thousand years. Can IStesf0e
cured We believe that DR.. Silsboe has holvt
tho problem, for nothing iB moro certain than
that bis ''Anakesis" does absolutely and
promptly cure tho worst cases OF piles. When
half million OF afflicted assert positively that
it has cured them, and in 20 years no one has
use d tho doctors wonderful remedy without
instant roliof, and by following his Simple in
struCtions al to habit and diet. all were bone
fitted a, d over 95 per cent. cured, all argu-
ments and theories Of those who haven't used
thom, 60 for naugh,. Anakesis is now pre-
scribed by physicians Of all schools and has
beon pronounced as near intallible as is possi
bio. 1t ia easily applied, perfectly safe, in
stantly reIiev, s pain, and ultimately oures the
most inveterate cases. II has grandly solved
the problem that Piles can be cured. Samples
Of '.Anake esis" arc cent free to all sufferers on
application to p. Neustaodter & Co., sole lnan-
ufaoturcrs Of Anakosis, Box 394G New York.
Also, sold by druggists everywhere. Prico 81
per box.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-13

"No CURE, No i'AY, Nv cauihorizu
our agents TO guaranlcc that our medi-
cine, If taken according to objection,
will relieve Constipation and the dis
eases incident to Torpid Liver; pro-
vided they take the genuine Simmons
Liyer Regulator, by tho directions. Be
sure to note It is perfectly safe and re-
liable, free from any Of the objections
and dangers connected with the ordi-
nary remedies. IL is an active Cathar-
tic, Tonfr, and Alternative, not unplcas-
ant to the taste, and leaves no Inssitutlc
or ill-ef cts after 1t has operated. and
in 10 event can it iniure the most deli
cato constitution. Children take it
without hcsitahcy.
81 have been selling Simmons Rey-
ulator FOR three or four years and II
gives entire satisfaction. Don't know
Of a single case when it failed to cure,
Yours truly, sc. c. GnLILANp, III
Main ST., Gallatin, NO."
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-05-13

,VEGErINE In Powder Form comes
within the reach Of all. BY making
tho medicine yourself you can, from a
6Oc. package containing the Barks,
Roots and Herbs, make two bottles Of
the liquid Vegctine. Thousands will
gladly avail themselves of this oppor-
tunity, who have the convcnienoes to
make the medicine. Full directions in
every package. Vegctine In Powder
Form Is sold by all druggists and gem
eral stores. If you cannot buy 1t Of
them, enclose fifty cents In postage
stamps for one package, or one dollar
FOR two packages, and will send 1t by
return mail. II. Il. Stevens, Boston,
Mass.