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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-05-20

A New York paper says that if South
ern planters and farmers wish to be-
come more prosperous they should at
once abandon the pernicious credit sys-
tenn. In the cotton States, particu-
larry, it is a weighty drawback. As the
system is practiced, the planter or
gives the merchant a lien on his
crops to be grown, and the merchant,
being fully secured, furnishes the rec
essary supplies and fixes his own prices.
The planter or farmer is thus wholly at
he mercy of the merchant, and has no
redress against exorbitant rates. A
decision has just been rendered by the
supreme court of Mississippi which
will afford the farmers of that State
some relief. A merchant who held a
mortgage on the crops of a farmer
foreclosed it. The lower court allowed
his bill against the farmer, although it
was shown that the prices charged were
at least double the cash rate. The SUI
preme court, on appeal, reversed the
decision and affirmed that the pur.
chaser was not in a position to decline
the purchase on account of the prices
charged, and that he acquiesced in the
prices from an overruling necessity.
His extorted assent to the prices fixed
was without consideration, and was
therefore void.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-05-20

In these days OF specialists" a new
department is opened up to the care of
the fingers and nails. A New York es-
Enlistment devotes itself to this spe-
cialty, and is crowded by patrons. The
entire "course " of care-taking and ma
nipulation is twelve dollars, rather ex.
pensive, but many go three or four
times at a dollar and q half a lesson, to
get their finger ends in order so that
they can thenceforth take, proper care
of them. The acolyte first sits with
finger tips in a bowl Of warm water to
soften the flesh. They are finally dried
and the soft flesh pushed far back, the
nails then cut and clipped in a pointed
shape. This is rather a painful opera
ton, The fresh edges are filed, and
the patient turned over to a polisher,
who powders, polishes, then rubs with
a towel, and repeats this process. The
object is to show the white half-moon
at the root of the nail, where the blood
settles. This can be carried to an excess,
when the flesh lies in little Jumps he
hind the nail, But the subject is a
laudable one, very few people taking
sufficient care of their fnger-tips.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-05-20
TIHKLN T0PICs.

The director Of the bureau of statis-
tics at Vienna has made some interest.
ing researches concerning the compare
tive longevity of women and men in
Europe. He finds hat out of lO2, S3l
individuals who have passed the age of
ninety years, 60,303 are women, and
1928 are men. In Italy 24l alleged
c~entenarian women are found for Ill
men of that age.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1881-05-20

1t appears that the emigration from
Germany during this year promises to
exceed any former experience. A cor
respondent of the London Times, writ
ing from Berlin, says that whole villages
are to be depopulated by this movement
toward America. The American emf
grafton agents, however, hardly dare set
forth the advantages of the various
States which they represent, as they
are warned by the American legation
that it would be unable to help them if
they should get into trouble with the
authorities. The German government
is doing all it can to discourage emigra-
ton.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18
GACETA DE HOY.

Raa! Orden nombrando jefs de Ne
goclado do segunds clase do la Secre
IarIa del Goblorno General D. Manuel
dc Oleds, por cesantla de d. Jose Ma
ia M4larlsga.
-Phego dc condolences a que debe-
ran sujetarse las corporaclono5 munl-
cipaies que esten dlspuestas contlnuar
tenlou 10 estaciones teiegrahcas o que
deseen t1nerlas Oh adelaute, como pre-
vlouen los aprDbad & por X. o. dc 70
de novlemDre de 1878.
-Seguu el estate qoe publica la l y
tendoncla dc II ,clenua, los pagos elo.
cutados dur4nte e! ines do movie mbIc
asclenden h $3.50, ,86604.
-S5 han ucolarouu vacant.s las es.
criban.as dc actuaciones do Juans D4az,
Hato grAnde J Bay yamon.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18

tuaron nunca NOV m'apt0a antici padOs
La manera como Dazs fu6 srrojado del
mando, esta slli relatada extensamen-
te termina con este parrafo
" "Muchos de los que ah lra mismo
gritan contra mi me deben, qu en- el IA
vor de su honra, qui6n el de su f3rt1-
ma, alguno ell de la vida.
Hombres que aver me vendlan el Sc
creto de sus correigionarios, de sus
companeros de conspiraci6o; lef9s que
maversaron los dineros del 6sco, mu-
chos de ellos los dineros srrancsdos
al sudor del pueblo en- momentos de-
augusta y sgonis, como sucedio con ell
jefe que jugS y perdi6 la suma prove
niente do los so bohvt0noS que cads
cludadano dio gu La Paz para montar
el E gimiento MurllIo la embrlnguez,
la disoIuci6n mas desenfrenads, verda-
dera prostitution de alma = cuerpo, que
sc desarroll6 en- Tscns entire varios iefes
o6ciales, que he tenido que dlslmu-
lar unas veces, que correglr secreta y
psternalmente otras, que excusar dis
cutpar sIempre ante las autorldsdes
peruanas, que q cada momento eleva-
ban recurso sobre recurso, quelas 80
bre quejss, ante mi o ante el lete del
Estado Mayor 80. y al fCente de esto,
las csrtltas de Bolivia, los chismes mas
rulnes, las delaclones mas lnfames, y,
como premio, las exlgenclas mas lusen'
satas han euvenenado mi vida, han an
gustlado mis- horas ms han creado un
verdadero supliclo, acceptable por mi
con reslgnaclon, como trlbuto debido b
MI patrla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18
BOIetin MerCantiI.

est IT snjet / la co1vulsi6n de una tos
vic ents, slu que vegan . ser ell pasto de
uoa etf5rmed8d peligross. El ef9cto
rapido Y seguro del Pectoral de Ana
cahuita es % evjtar este result4do,
san ando las superfcies irrtadas 6 ia
hamadas.
E Arbol Msiicano, que es la base de
esta vAIiosa preparation, ha sido cele
brado en- M6jico hace mucho tempo,
por sus propieda1es balsamicas como
excelente remedio para tos, catarro, rom
querA, sfeciones bronquiales males
70 los pu mones; su m6rito natural ha
sido aumanta1o por la concentration.
E mejor molo De tomsrlo para al
canzar un slivio Immediate 90 mezolar
los cuchsradites del Pectorsl con una
de Aeeite de II gsdo de B calao fresco
Y puro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18
LOS REPUB -ICOS De BOLIVIA.

Sag1n vemos ca La EstrelId de Pand'
md, el general H.lariou Daza. ex-presl.
1eDte dc Bolivia y general sn iefe de
squellos eI6rcitos al principic de ia gue-
rrs, hs publicsdo IN manifesto dirigi.
do sus conciudsdAnos, % el cual pre-
tende probar que estos ls impIdieron
ser afortunsdo, y que cayerou en- error
cuando Tesolvieron alejSFlo del poder.
El lepgusje con que haCe refsrencis &
los hombres p1bncos J generates, es
incislvo por extreme , aobrepuja y
ouanto So hs pubhcsdo para demostrsr
q corruption, Ii trsici6n , 10 fslta com
ptets de organisation que existia entire
.0s bolivisnos mnchJ aBtes de Ii gue
.ra. L,s bstsllas 7 las CAUSES de lss
ieTrotss Ocupan una gran pATte del
manifesto manifesto que pone en
elaro muchas clrcunstsnoIas que Ocu-
rrieron dursRts al comiens0 dc las hos
tilidades, y IL razon por4us no Sc efec-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18
Sc infOrma q los COM

prudores de Mdnteca que, desde Ia rapida su
bida en- Il precio de la materia prima, algu
nos refuadores, pOeos escrupulosos, para re
ducir sus precios hacientoos aparecer bara-
tos, han recurrido al uso DE- grasa inferior he
chas de parties sucias del puerco, de grasa
hecha de otro4 animaIes, Estas adnlteracio
nes son dahinas la salud y deben evitarse
La marca "AguiIa" continnara como siempre
ha silo sin aqua alguna y rednada de s0a-
mente las parties mas escogidas lie puercos ce-
b dos col maz que no contiene Sustancla
eXtrana.
Esta marca Sc vendera tan barata conn pue-
de ser vendido un articulo puro y sera de bene-
fciD para t0dos los comp adores de Manteca
lmitarse extrctameute ella, particuialmen-
te loy comerciantes, puAs de otro modo GUAM
do Sc descubra Ia calidad de arlculos int2rlo-
res. Sc encontraran con una gran exlstencls
de mercancia invendible,
Ell moto de Ia marca "Aguila" es:
"No hay economlA en comprar aImentos
adulterados.
Ademas llamamos Ia atenci6n de los COM
pradores haca ell peso de los bulto9.
Examinenlo embellishments para conven'
cerse de que ti8n, Ia cantidad de Manteca
que SO cOmpra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18
PO N c E.

A las 2 de IA madrugada del II
ocurri6 un iucendio en- la calle de la
Victoria, quedando destruida parte
lie la casa de Dona Cruz Campos y
habi6ndose tenido que derribar un
ranch6u contiguo q la mlsma casa.
Tampoco este siniestro motive
iesgracia alguna personal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18

ci6n, quemdndose por complete una
casa de alto, de MADEIRA, y un al
mac6n de mamposterfa propiedad
de la sonora viuda de Pagan, y ocasio-
aandose con este motive en- la plaza
principal un gran escaudalo que fu6
prontamente reprimido por la auto
ridad local, voluntarios y guardia
Civil.
Ell incendio termin6 4 las 81 de
la madrugada del l3 sin que haya
habido que lamentAr, afortunada-
mente, desgracia alguna personal.
Mas vale asl.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18

Sc desea veuder una estancia eOmpuesta
de ciento cuarenta y sete Y media Gu, rdas
fucadas de cate, platanOs, ma eza, montes
pastos con su casa dc vlvienda de m deras de-
pals oobiiads de tejamani y estab eclmientos
z acies sufcientes para recolectar ell cate ia,
diCada en- Adiuntas bsrrio de Vega ar'iba,
E ismo dueho verde una casa en el msmo
pueblo situau8 la ssda para Ponce co.'s
trnida de maderas del pals y cob(ada de hie
rro expresamente para tenda Sus altos par
viylguda,
Para infOrmes dirijrse en- Adjuntas a d. Jo-
Il Aparoio en- t,nce a los Sres L. FeInan
dez 80. IA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18
AVISO-

So vende una Estancia en- esta lur' sdic-
ci6n dista 30 Iuinutos de la poblaci6n. com
prende Z0O cuerias de terren0 de elias 40 de
Ca fe ell buen est 4do nuevo-, 10 de plata
nos de primcra cOse ha su mayor pate,
tiena varias vegas, todo ell demas terreno
Sc presta al arado, bue Ma casa habitacioD,
almacen grasii, a. u en- abundancia y cen
ducda d la e. 81 ell que In interese pnede
verse con los Sres. Roses Y Ca de Arecibo,
bien con los que ~ administran Artau
Hijos.
TJtuado diciembre Is de 1881. Ia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18
Hsgusas sioa 10 poisf.

En- csta fecha hemos revoc do ell poder ge-
neral que teniamos confarido -. Juan Mudo
nuestro dependiente, por haoerse SO arado de
Ia casa, ayudando plenamente satisfechos del
cello activilad desempef) durante el ITEM
po que desempet6 dicho cargo en- representa-
ci6n de la socedad de D. Vicente Alfonso en-
particular.
Humacao 5 de Diciembre de 1881
VICENTE AL NsJY Ca h. III Q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18
Sc alQuilan'

Los altos de la casa ntmero Ga, en- la ca
lie lie Tetuan. es espaciOsa ventilada con
una horn 8 ! vista al mar, f4bricada la
ultima mo la En- los baj 8 daran raz6n del
ehcarg ado para alquilarla. 1-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18

Lecciooes de quinn ca general explicadss
en- Ia Universidad de B .rceloLa por el DR.. d.
jose Ramon de Luanco.
II cuadernos a Ia rGStica 81. El la Impren-
ia del BOLETiN l-S
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18
@ A $ $ a

Sc vende Ia casa, calie de San jose mum 20.
En- la muebleria de Murlas, Fortaieza 40 IN
t0rLnaran. ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18
Ell NuoV0 ESmerO.
SALON DE PELUQUERIA.
49-F O r T A L E z As

La capacided de este acreditado estableci-
miento permits la organization de un buen
servicio la modficac On en- 10 precios redu.
cidos tanto cuanto es possible en- favor de
nuestros parroqnanos del pdbico gu gene
raj. en- prueba de clio es que por un peso en-
targetos puede servirse afeitarse ochJ ve-
ces
Los abonos por meses a precos convencio-
males q. IS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18
E,criblniu de Don Etebm Calder6n

En- ell incidente al concurso De D Leonardo
Ig4ravldez sobre venta de trutos sc ha man
da 10 poner p1blica snba ia Il sguientes.
Sssenta dos sacos azG ar cen.rai de prl-
mera, nueve pesps quiutal, diez por Client
de tara.
Cuarenta " dos bocoyes azdcar central de
tercera, tasadA cuatro pesos ounce centa
vos initial, tara ciento cincuentl y cnco IL
bras por DO oy
Tres bArrlles fzGcar central de tercera a
Gu tro pesos ounce centavos qnntal, tara
diez por cient).
Y nabeniose Sc nalado para su remate Ell
dia treiuta Ia uua lie la tarde en- los estrados
del Juzgado (1ol Sc anuncia al pub leo pa
ra Ia conrurrencia de icitadores. Puerto Rico
dicienlbre doce de mil ochocientos ochenta y
uno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18
LibrOS para eSCuelas,

Complete y varladlsimo surtido
que Sc renueva mensualmente. En
igualdad de CIRCUMSTANCES de im-
preston, papel y encuadernacion el
precio mas modico. En- la impren-
ia del BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18
Una Quinta.

Sc yende 6 arrierda en- Bayamon, una pre-
ciosa quinta de recreo, c'n jardin, hortalizs,
palomares, pajarera, surtidores terrenos Gu
biertos de malogils, propi0s para el GUIDO de
4 gu os caballos Y rests
La persona que IL Interest," puede dirgisse
Ia imprentu de ''EI Agente' donde SO ds-
an cuabtOs intormrs se deseen. Is
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18
Oh colate Astorga.

De venta en- la panaderia de Pedro Perez
Gale de Tetuan, en- Car gre o fr@nte al Institu-
TO V en- la panaderia del referido sefior, situa-
da mas ALA del puente de San Antonio yendo
para Rio-pie ras "a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18
HOJALATERIA


GALE DE LA TANCA. -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1881-12-18
ANUNCIOS DIVERSOS.

JOSE 2 RECIADo.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-27

The Golden Hirir Of LIFE, wondcrfm cures
II you have Consumption, and would
know thai your cough can be made loose
and esey-Ilcctic Fesver and Nights Sweat
checked IA "a hoursi Inflammation taken
out OF Lungs and air passages a once
that you can be made to gain 3 to 8
pounds Of healthy flesh per week IL you
have Ca'nrrh, Dyspepsia. Sick Headache.
Heart Disease, Liver Complaint, Nervous
Debility, Seminal Weakness or Sperma-
lorrhoea. loss Of sexual power in either
eek from any cause IL you have any
form Of nervous weakness. losing flesh or
wasting away and would know Of an I'm
mediate relief and certain cure for many
Of tho severest cases In n short time,
u new method With new agents to fatteu
every body, invigorate and make strong
and healthy the most hopeless cases. cut
this out AMI write Mt once for particulars
to Il. s. DiSrENSARY, Berrin Sprinss,
Mich. July 2,'SoIy.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-27

Mr.. John Ross, who is known 10
most OF our people. and who runs an
engine on tho narrow guage road at
Matilda Furnace hnda very close shave
from instant death on Tuesday. lie
was pushing two cars when n wheel
under one broke aud threw the engnie
over steep embankment. The fire.
man, named Whisky. jumped against
some rocks and rebounded, striking
the locomotive and seriously iniuring
himself. John stuck to his dinkey
and rolled down the embankmcnt
with il, sustaining only slight injuries
Nc Yeyioiea Journal.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-27

"Misf,rtunes MAYER CO n, singly" ha
again been verified in our ancient
borough. Lieutenant Gutelius is the
owner in fec of n large shed in which
he keeps his Express wagon, carriages
&c. Over the shed is hiy.mow aud
the hay-mow had u good deal of hay
in It, and the hay was too heavy and
both hay and NOV came down ker-
raolop smashing wagons, carriages
&c.
Then. next in order, one of the iu.
ceniles torpled over the coal-oil lamp,
and the Liutcnant was severely burn
ed in extihguishing the flames, which,
in few moments more, would have
been beyond control and the result q
connasrdliun.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-27

A grand Sermon. Rev. d. A. Sterner.
Theological student ut tho. Missionary
Institute, Sclinsgrovc, iilled the ap
poiutment of Rev. irvine who was
absent assisting in the celebration OF
the Sacred Odinances, on Sunday
morning last. Tie text selected from
Luke ., AZ to 80 was decidedly appro.
plate. The Speaker employed the
choicest language-his sentences were
concise, pointed and comprehensive
lie dressed the Gospel truths in the
very best Sunday suit, and although
they had their sting, the easy, natural
eloquent style Of the speaker smooth
cd their ragged edges. and parents
soni and daughters went home to
interchange mitnal plo lges to line o.
future conduct Ia accordance with the
teachings of Lake as expoarded 10y his
earnest aud able advocate ID. A. Stef.
ner.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-27

SALE REGISTER.


Saturday. Feb, 12, Samuel Boyer will
sell Personal Property in Free
mont
eavsrday, Feb. 12, Adam Smith Ad-
ns.nistrator Of Angeline Itothrock
viii sell valuable Real Estate in
x'~se se.dsSsSburg' a
Friday. Feb e. q 1drm %,1'mSu w"g%sr rsn, xIl vi
,eii vaiuab' Y Real Estate y '
.nerville.
Tuesday. March I. sSnus. ssseo. " Farm
will sell Horses, Cows old Goods.
Implements, Housel
DO, IN Beaver twp. E,y;c will
Friday. march is, Michael Farm I'M,
sell Household Goods.Sc. i'm Ad-
pliments, Live Stoe' SL
ans twp.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-27
From Indiana.

Ed. rosr The topic on which
wish to write is "Lyceums." Although
come may think it OF little moment,
I think any person that desires to seek
constantly after more knowledge,
(which he should, will be ready to
commend good and peaceable ly-
ceum. Ihave never before been at
any place where are held as many lys
ceums as there are through this part
Of the country, LaGrange. There ia q
lyceum organized Mt almost every
school-house. and it is very seldom
that any thing like quarrel arises at
any one for that would show lack of
good Judgment. There are generally
about fifty or more members belong
ing to each lyceum, including the lit
tie scholars as we'll older persons
The exercises consist of select read
ings declamations, dialogues and songs
and lastly debate. They generally
sclect such subjects that are we'll for
anybody to consider, such as Ere
solved, that as a nation wo, are
degenerating". "Resloved that capital
punishment should be abolished. !"
Resolved that the signs of times in
dictate an overflow of the government y
aud at q certain place they are going
to discuss the question, Resolved that
intemperance is on the increase" I
hope the affirmative will not be able to
prove il, however, it is necessary that
we should pay considerable attention
to such an important question. How
should We spend our long winter eve.
nings or course not in senseless
prattle. Some would tell us 10 spend
our evenings in pursuing = good
course Of reading. That is a good idea
bu II pupils would only study and not
recite they would make very little
progress. Therefore, for those who
have no ooossion to essscise tho pow
Ies of orstory In pubic IiSe ministers
knd lawyers hAve.a llhjeam 4 jRa whal
~ waW fos shsre ihe, haso bloo>
u; !; e
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-27

Arrangement ci Passenger Trains
----- ----- " "
OCT. seJth, 1850

7rdias irace 5!ayisjuro as follows
for New York, via Allnolown,
8 ob N. aud i.4sp m.
For Now York. via philadelphia aud
"Bound Brook Route, Goo. 8 o5 q. m.
aud l.i5 p. m.
For Ph,laielph,a. 800. s.0jtUhrcueh
car). 900 q. m. Las aud 400, aud 300
y. W.
For Reading. 600, sc5, . 30 a. m, Lii
loo aud 4 90 p, m.
For Potisvillc. eco, 500. . 90 n. M.
and 400 \. M. aud via Schnylkill A. sus'
qushnnna Branch Mt 2.ie p. m Foe Au.
burn. $50 a. m.
For Alleu,own, 600 and s96. 900 an.
l.d5 and 400 p. IN.
The sos n. M. and .45 p. m.
'rsiup have through cars for New York
via Allentt wp.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-27
PRIVATE SALE.

A valuable Brick Hotel. located IN
franklin, opposite the Sunbury and
Lewistown Rairond depot, is offered
for sale.
Thisis substantial building built
on the most modern style. adapted as
u Hotei or private dwelling beauti-
fully located well of excellent waite,
III the summerhouse aud ample
stabling, cehouse and other out
buildings.
For further particulars coll ON or adj
dress, ID. L. kERSTErrER.
Middleburg, Pa.
sept, o, 80.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-27

Now Is the time to pitch into BUSH
ness in earnest. The real business Of
the year will be commenced dnring
the next three months. Now is the
time to advertise, cut down prices, sell
off the old stock at reduced rates, and
get ready to Gil up with bran new
goods in the spring.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-27
Give your Children a start in Life.

The u. B. beneficial Society pays
Children a majority Benefit Of one two
aud three hundred dollars when they
arrive At the age of2 years also 4
funeral benefit IL they die before reach
ing said age.
This rnslituticn otrsrA al paronts m
Of giving their Children
= start in lI(a. Parcnlj do NOT fail 70
syeEl yonpslves Of ita psoseesioa ard
v ! sIl|||s'E ssss
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Composed for Juvenile audience.
these lessons will please and instruct
older readers as well. Their author
Professor Tyndall is without peer as
4 popular writer on science. The
work Is illustrated with sixty wood Ell.
cravings. Full files Of this Library"
on sale by A. X. GIFT.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-27

8. W. Frisbue, Of East To LIDO, Ohio
says :--H afforded my SOP relief. and
dispelled all sigus ofthbdread disease
which has afflicted Nm since child
hood. cheerfup5 recommend the
"Only Lung Par to all Astbmatic suf.
ercrs. Sec 40.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-27

As Is customary at the beginning Of the
year, prophets Of celestial dis nsisfs are
busy playing their vooations. The thing
that is soin 9 10 do tho smashing in 1881,
10 "a dreadful skyscraping comet, the
which, according to astronomical proc
gramme, la,enjs to bang head 6rsi
against tue sun, and knock that important
lumiusry into an everlasting scrap heap.
and cause o heat that will mako things
sirzle a. far as the suns territorial do
mins,icn extends IL this Is going 10
happen. wo would suggest 10 tho man
ayers OF the comet to 20 on with thei
show at once I, misb save great man
long coal bills, anl be sonroe OF con
venience TO our farmers who are short Of
liquid water. wc would wish 10 remark,
however. while on the suhjsct, that,
should the comet "buck, against the sun
IN tho reckless manner foretoli, that the
influence upon our wcll-behav ed little
planet would he about the same as ia
Few square feet OF good, orthodox fog
were to collide with locomotive. Con-
eta are rs thin a. the Democratic plai~
form anil the nearer you view them tae
thinner they apJesr.--Ex.
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r. very neat uoAl os en- scblids party
Qua en- siet,le sai, und comma bame uni
macha 90 feel fuss we sec de unner nacht
hen. don grieu dar, ,Cunstatler bl1ness.
Deer kent shnoner bussa und dricka und
bricbi ken son fuss riachn. Nov bova
und maid, los des ganunk sic.
YAwcop,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-01-27

Jseue We gave The account Of the
Dreon accident jus, as We received II from.
wha, we supposed. sreiiable soprcs. And
we are pleascd 10 state to our readers that
the wound 10 not nearly 80 serious as our
account Of last week.