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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-11-24

The short crop will make q corner
on tobacco, mud some speculative
dealers will bite Off more than they
they can chew
A little boy was asked by his
mother to take powder that she
had prepared for him. "Bowder !
powderw said he. "Why mother,
I'm not gun.
What animal took the most lug
gage into the ark, aud which took
the least The elephant, who took
the trunk while the fox aud the
roo ster had only comb and brush
between them.
A teacher asked the smallest boy
in the class
"Who was it that said SIT is not
good for man to be alone 7"
The lad answered !. Daniel, sir
when he was in the lions den
"Come, Robert. get up" said
father to his son, the other morning,
"RememSer that ii is tho early bird
that catches the worm"
"wbat do 4 care for worms n re'
piled the .tonng hopeful. "Mothel
Iwon't let go ashina."
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n orphan asylum. II | had your
faith and tho collie Id make living
as fouudling's homo She'll DO
old enough to spank ia a week,
won't sho ~
"No she wont !" said Mrs. Spoops
endyke. She'll never be old enough
Tor that
"Ill bet sho will gruntod Mr.
SpoopondSke, III she isn't she'll get
it before sho natures mp to that Pc
ROD. That's all. Let me take her.
Here let's have her."
But Mrs, Spoopendyko datly re-
fused.
"Keep your dod Gastod baby,
then !" roared Mr.. Spoopenbyke.
IF you know moro about babies
than do, then keep hor. The way
you coidle her one wouij thiok she
was new paste for tho complexion.
II you had one moro brain and n
handle you'd make a fair rattle box !!
Fit up with broken soil AMI n
grease spot you'd do for a second
haninursery."
And Mr.. Spoopendyke started off
to find his friend Specklewottle,
who congratulated him, aud started
of with him TO assist in the selection
of an overcoat aud a pair Of ear-muils
rs precautionary against the ap-
proaching wiutor,- BrOohIyh EuJ!e.
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It's Al Rgat.

\ citizen OF Detroit entered q
Michigan avenue grocery the other
day and said he wanted q private
word with the proprietor When
they had retired to the desk he be-
gan
81 want to make confession aud
reparation, El you remember OF
my bsying sugar here two or three
days ago :"
II do
"Wcll, in paying for it | worked
of Il counterfeit quater on the clerk.
1t was mean trick, aud came to
tender you good money
"Oh, dout mention it, replied tue
grocer.
Bat want to make it fright
Its all right-all right, We
know who passed the quarter on us,
and that afternoon when your wife
sent down q dollar bill and wanted
n can of sardines gave her that bad
quarter with her change. Dou't let
your conscience trouble you ut all
it's all right"
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Somes Foolish Thing,

Talking slang.
Praising yourself
Wearing tight shoes,
Tramping for living.
borrowing newspapers.
Getting mad at nothing.
kissing poodes in public,
Living beyond your income.
Trying to ''cram" school children.
Sleeping away the early morning
hours.
Hunting for whito-banded em-
ployment.
Counting your money before Ito
earned.
Trying to do business without al
veltisiny.
Marryins n man for his splendid
mou5tache.
Endorsing notes for friends and
acquaintances.
Thinking it don't pay to ocono,
mize in tribes.
Playing tho gallant to every wo-
man but your wife.
Expecting to have money without
working for it.
Leaving off heavy hannels too ear
ly in the season.
Wasting your smiles on every
man but your husband.
Looming an umbrella without bid
ding it au eternal aliol.
Exposing your ignorance by pre-
tending to know everything
Moping through life when its Just
as easy to dance through it,
Getting marri Cd in live haste and
repentiug ut dead leisure.
judging a mau by the cut Of his
coat or woman b. the shade OF her
complexion.
Euvying other people their wealth
Wheu you might be boarding pile
mp for yourself,
Falling in love With wonan's
hair or teeth before you ind GU, how
much she paid for them.
Joining 30 many lodges and
church societies that you have nc
time to become acquainted with
your family.
Turning up your nose nt ordinary
ways of earning an honest liyeli-
hood. and waiting for some gentee
Job to turn up.
Jumping Mt the conclusion That
because you come Of respectabl,
s'Jc K, you won't die in the poor
house, if you fail to provide more
comfortable quarters elsowhere,-
ilJuly Press.
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THE POST.
Terms of Subscription,
A Tri!lo Mixed.

a fashionable yonng lady visited d
cooking school tho other afternoon.
whore her attention was equally die
yided betvee a new dress worn by
au acquaintance and tho directions
for making n cake, upon returning
homo sho undertook to write down
the recipe for the cake for her moth
er, and the old lady was paralyzed
when she read. "rako two pounds
Of iJur, ten rows OF pleating down
the front. the whites OF two eggs cut
bias, pint Of milk ruIlal around
the mock, half pound Of clrrants
with seven yards of bead trimming
grated iomon peal with Spanish laco
licbu, stir we'll and adj sami Gting
palotot with visite slooyos, butter tho
pan with brazilian topaz necklace,
garuish with icing and jetted p,sse.
mentorie, bake in q moderately hot
over until the overskirt is tucked
from the waist down on either side
aud finish with large satin bows"
Her IN other said she wouldn't cat
such cake and she thought these
new tangled ideas in cooking ought
to be frowned down
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(jlticura
ScrofuloDs, hchng and Scoiy Ht.
mors ofhe Stia, .Scdlp ad
UOod Cured.
NliRACr.l.Oys ts,RE.

VIII now state that usie \ nirarulort
cure oi enc oi the wort eases of skin disease
known. Tho pate - q man forty ycars old (;
ha' suffered hitren years. His eyes, scalp and
nearly l's whole tuif n. 'cr'cl '.lghtful ap.
peoraurc. Had tho attention OF Twelve lidcr.
ont rhN.lraus, who rrcscrlNr' tie test rene.
dl"h most tn tie profession, such 80 lodi 10
l.o. .siuu, ar,cnlc. corrosive sutiiuais, sarsa.
phrill'. etc, liai pad $50 for medical treat.
meut vita Tut lite relief ! prevailed upon
I'M 90 use tho CrTtryWA RgsptyENT Internal
iy. and the tUTOlrN end CuucrEA Soar
c tn4lly. lie did 80. AMI wgs completely
cured. Tie skin on his head. face, Ani many
other rafts OF his body, which presented most
loathsome appearance. is pow as soft and
smooth as an intaurs. with no scar or trace Of
the disease LETT behind. lie las now been eur.
ell twelve months.
Reported BY
T. II. BROWN. ESQ. Barrucll. :, &.
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Don't argue with fool, or listen.

Don't argue with fool, or listen
ers will say there are two OF you.
The wise man never makes the
same blunder twice.
When two rival oyster-openere
get together there is likely to be an
equiknockshell storm.
"Uncle," said boy as he stood
looking at specified tro ut' ), this
fish has got the measles, hasn't it 2
A Colorado item "Arizena Jack,
one Of the.type OF dime novel heroes
that are entirely too COMMON, at
tempted to run the town. aud il
now running . nall l,t Ia tho ceme
tory.
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SKELETON or MRS. FITz
JAMES.


I'm Mulligan was a self made
P aud be always boasted that he
not "born with . silver spoon
Ps mouths" yet, with tho incou-
|oacy Of human nature, when he
fns wealthy. he changed the
pan name oi Mulligan 70 that, Of
James and called his good vile.
y Ann. Mariana.
- warm afternoon, Mrs.. Fitz
e. and her intimate irisud, Mira,
sear. wore alttIng IL lbs garden
'ns ths cool breeze. Sudlsaly
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Cg rECVW

TIE 'nticura tfratrl n frr the cure cF ska
Nr1'. Arl $1,000 Disease, -l1'sts Ia the IN.
Hood lJriner a l rae cNte.l2. gss OF rrrl-
o-GA lLd CvrirrcA soar, .Ls tirgst SAla
cures.
PTjcc otCUrICvE' =. SMALL boxes sos: hrss
boxes, ~ tyUCygA EE>uIy .E g, a. Per brtfts.
trrIUrgA soar, go. trrt.HgN Sulvrat
SoAp, l5,. sold - an Gr---.Fg
beyrt, WEEKS \ POTTER llrstan Nksr
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SCaOFUZA sORp.

Rev. DR., In detailing his experience with
the tUrlCtEN kENEDIE~ 'saii that through
Divine Providence one uf his larisLi0rers vas
cu-rd oi scrUiGlous sore which was slowly
draining asay his lite, by the CUTiCURA RE.
I. LNESr internally, and CrrirUBA snl CUrt.
CUBA soar externally Tho poison that had
led tie dlsenae was cumIletely driYen ont,
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H o e t r "
THEBooxs OF The BIBLE.


In Genesis the world hogan,
Twas then that God created man.
In Exodus the law was given,
AS Israel's guide from earth to heavn
Leviticus, from Lewis name,
The tribe from which the priesthood
Then Numbers tells about the way
What God would have us do and say.
Deuteronomy, which means "twice
told"
The truth, once. learned, must ne'er
grow old.
Then Joshua came, in Moses place,
When Law had failed, God brought in
He next by Judges Israel ruled;
His love toward them never cooled.
And then. the story sweet of Ruth,
Foreshadows very precious truth.
In Samuel First we read of Saul
The peoples king-his,rise and full.
In Second Samuel then we hear
OF David-man to God so dear.
In First Of Kings the glory filed
The temple Solomon did build.
And Second Kings records the lives
OF Prophets, Kilss, their SONS and
wives.
In First of Chronicles we're shown
The house of David and his throne.
And Second Chronicles records
King SolonIon's good deeds und words
Then Ezra built Gods house again,
Which had for long in ruins lain.
And Nehemiah builds the wall
Round Judah's City, great and tall.
Then Esther, Jewish maid aud wife,
Raised up to save her peoples life.
AndJob-his patience sorely tried
Atlast Gods dealings justified.
Then comes the Psalms, whose sacre,
page
Is iull Of truth for every uee.
The Proverbs, which the wise maj
spake
For all who will their teachings take
Ecclesiastes show how vain
4 The very best of earthly gain.
d The Song how much we need to prizt
n The treasure set above the skies.
Isaiah, first OF prophets, who
Forctells the future of the Jew.
Then Jeremiah, scorned by foes,
Yet weeps for faithless Israe's wo,s.
The Lamentations tell, in part.
The sadness of this prophets heart.
Ezekiel tells, in mystic story,
Departing and returning glory.
Then Daniel from the lions den,
By power Divine, is raised again.
Hosea shows the fathers heart
Sogrieved for sin on Epraim's part.
And Joel tells Of judgment near;
The wicked nations quake and fear.
Then Amos, from the herdmen sent,
Calls hardened sinners to repent
In Obadiah, Edom's fall
Contains u warning word to all.
Jonah, though prophet of the Lord,
Yet fled to Tarshish from his word.
Ihen Micah sings in sweetest lays
S'ory vi hiiiiehnial days.
Ahd Nahum tells the fear and gloom
pi Nineveh and of her doom.
iaobakkuk, though the fig-tree fail,
lis faith and trust in God prevail.
phen Zephanian tells Of grace,
md love that comes In Judgment.
place.
ma Haggai In the latter days
epeats, Consider well your ways
zachariah's wondrous book
Q lind eight visions, II we look.
hen Malachi, the last Of all,
leaks sadl y still of Israel's fall.
- q l Q q { IT n le.
{ SKELETON or MRS. FIT;
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Et'ZEN 4

Sixte months since an eruption hrOk., ou.
on my le1 art both feet, tlth turuei out 70
be Tea ma and caused me 4reat pa.u And au-
n1yance. tried various remedies vita no
good results. until used the CUrICrRA Re.
SOLVENT Internally ami CrgICUEA AID CurI.
'rNA SutP tXtorr'ily, whica entirely cured
NE 40 th't tly tkIu f. az srl IL Aui natural as
ever
LEN. ". vRhiLEY, O. ssuth -, Ral,i.
more.
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II win pay every body to examine
the immense Stock Of Furniture for
sale by the Popular Furniture man
w. II. FELIX Lewist0wn PA -
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the sound OF fish horn was heard,
aud Mrs. Fi,z James norid complex
ion assumed ghastly pallor.
Mrs. Seymour inquired il che WAS
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. ell e Q t ole !.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-11-24

In Genesis the world hogan,
Twas then that God created man.
In Exodus the law was given,
AS Israel's guide from earth to heavn.
Leviticus, from Lewis name,
THE tribe from which the priesthood
caine,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1881-11-24

She replied that she was in eScel-
lent health, but n sound of fish
horn always affected her unpleasant
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Then Numbers tells about the way
What God would have us do and say.
, 1881-04-22

Mn. J. Z. Clark, of Olympia, has
favored us with copy of the printed
proceedings of the 9th annual session
of the Washington Teachers Insti-
tute, held in Seattle last August.
We have not room even to condense
as much as ought to be said in favor
of this work and its enterprising pro-
jector. geographically, it is a credit
II the fraternity Of the Territory.
Practically, it will have the effect o!
infusing new enthusiasm in the
hearts of teachers and county super
intendents, upon the subject of edu
cation. Mr.. Clark's labors are thus
far almost gratuitously given TO the
cause, and their fruits will be none
the less valuable even though they
return as "bread cast upon the
waters''-after many days.
, 1881-04-22

THE iron furnace at the head of
the bay is in working order again
and has been charged with ore, We
are informed that it is much stronger
and in better condition than ever.
The repairs were made with marvel
Gus dispatch, and the work will now
progress with unahated vigor. We
learn that some ore from the deposit
near Olympia has been sent down
here to be tested.
, 1881-04-22

REV. Jno. Reid, pastor o: the Pandora
street tPresbyterian) church, in Victoria.
has accepted call to his former charge in
England. and expected to sail for there on
Wednesday OF this week. The church in
Victoria is expected TO be taken in charge
by Rev. G. Birl. For the present, how
ever, il is supplied by Rev. Mr.. LYONS.
ihfe OF Siika Rev. Jno. Reid. jr.. of this
place received a very urgent call from his
fathers late charge in Victoria. bur con-
ci'nied tlat his line of duIy lay in The di-
rccii"n Of his continuance here.
, 1881-04-22
PUGET SOUND ARGUS.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF JEFFERSON CO
FRIDAY. April. ~ lS>l-

BEAcoxsFIrLD No MoEE.-The
telegraph brings intelligence that
Disraeli. or Lord Beacousieid, OF
England, departed this life peaceful-
" on the 18th inst, after Il severe
illness of several weeks. BENJAMIN
Disraeii, son Of Isaac Disrael, was
bonn in 1860, aud hence MAS about
seventv-siN years old at the time Of
his death. In many respects he was
one OF the most remarkable states
men old England ever had. He first
came before the public in 1896, as a
novelist, he having at the early age
of ;! completed work entitled
"Vivian." II was splendid effort
mud brought brilliant success 10 the
young author from the very first.
lie subsequently wrote Other novels
of greater or less merit, the last OF
which, "Lothair," appeared in 1870.
lie entered the arena of political life
as early AS 81, aud soon obtained a
marked degree of fame as an orator
and debater. In 1911 be led the
Young Engiand' party in the house
of commons, aud few years there
after became tke recognized leader
Of the Conservative party III the low
or house Of Parliament. He was
twice made Chancellor under Lord
Der5y's administration, and in 1868,
was made Prime Minister of Eng
land, which position he WAS again
chosen TO in 1874. In 1876 he was
created Earl of BeaconsGeld, a peer
age which, according to laws and
customs in England, he was richly
entitled to by reason of his long and
brilliant services 10 his country. In
1873 he took an active part in form
ing the Berlin treaty. Latterly,
however, his power began to wane
somewhat, aud, last fall, after one of
the most exciting political campaigns
the country had ever known, his par
ty was defeated and his ministry was
superseded by that of Nr. Glad
stone. Since then he has seemed TO
break down physically to II complete
wreck, his political reverses having
an effect similar to that upon Horace
Greeley in 1872. His whole life was
a continual round of struggles
against opposition in various forms,
i'll which he nearly ly always came of
conquer0r. His last saddening de-
feat will hardly dim the lustre of his
splendid fame won principally in the
arena of debate. He demonstrated
the possibility of reaching even
England's Premiership from the low
ly walks of life, and by Jew at
that. His ability was Of course of
high order; in fact, as an orator, es-
pecially as dispenser of keen, poll
ished invective, he probably had not
a superior, if peer, in England, dur
ing his lifetime. Such was the es-
TEEN in which he was held by her
majesty, Queen Victoria, that during
his last sickness she required two
,elegrams each day to inform her of
his condition, and had him specially
attended. Undoubtedly his remains
would be accorded a place among
England's SoRo and titled dead
in Westminster Abbey but for the
fact that his dying request was to
have them placed beside those of his
wife, in his private grounds. His
was u life full OF labors, crowned
with lasting fruits, and his memory
will long remain fresh in the hears
of the faithful subjects of whose ma
tional councils he was Sc long the
moving, vitalizing spirit.
, 1881-04-22
Administrators Notice.

Noiice is hereby given that the under.
signe'l has. by The Probate Court of San
Juan county. w. T.. been appointed Adj
nlni~tratOr of the estate of ~ W White.
ncr. Decreased. Al lrr-nuS knowing them
selves Ia be indebted 10 slid estate. will
call and make immediate settlement. and
al persons having Claims against said es-
tate. are requested 10 present the same to.
Setiler with proper vouchers. TO thc un-
derSigned. within one year from the first
publication of this notice.
JOHN w. GRAY.
AdmimisIra or.
OrcaS Island. San ,Iuan county W. T..
April D, 1851. n9:It
, 1881-04-22
DIED.

At The p.lles. Oregon. April 18th ,ssi
and IS days. '''
"As flowers bloom and blossom here.
To us they all were given;
Like buds that fail to earth again,
Bnt die 70 quicken, and regai,.
Celestial life in Heaven
Los Angeles (Cal) papers please
copy. Our comments are crowded
out till next week.
, 1881-04-22

Ok the 10Th inst. General Joseph
Lane, Oregon's first Governor, d,ed
at his home IN that state, at the ad-
vaneed age of eighty years. We
have not room for extended com
ments a: this time.
, 1881-04-22

CAPT. Starr speaks to the public
through our columns to-day, defend
ing himself against the persistent at
tacks of the Seattle post" The
statement is clear, precise and covers
the ground of controversy pretty
fully.
, 1881-04-22

The Seattle Post tial is trying the
experiment OF wagging the Starr
dog. It's success is about on par
with similar efforts wherever made.
, 1881-04-22
The ParnxIun sxrunh.

The PeruSIun Syrup has cured thousands
who were suffering from Dy+pcpsin Debility,
Liver complaint. Boils. IIumOIS. Female
Complaints, etc. Pamphlets free to any ud-
dress. Seth W. FOwle " sons, Boston.
, 1881-04-22
THE oLYMPIc LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB

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, 1881-04-22

IEaVe Wisfar's IsalSan OF Wild Cherry
always ON hand 1t cnrcs Coughs. Colds
Bronchitis, WhOoping Cough. Croun. IpfIueu-
~. Consumption. and all Throat and Lun.,
Complaints. 30 cents and Il II bottle
, 1881-04-22

derSigncd. within one year from the first
publication of this notice.
JOHN W. GRAY.
AdminiStra or.
OrcaS island. San Iuan county W. T..
April D, 1851. n9:It
~
!
The largest stock
Of general
MERCHA NDISE
in Washington
Territory. One
Hundred Thous-
and DOLLARS
worth Of Clothing
Dry goods, Boots
and Shoes to be
sold
at COST!
We are having
a Clearance Sale,
and are Offering
the above line OF
goods at cost.
This is the Boss
chance ever offer
ed on Pug't Sound
All goods are
marked in plain
figures. Send or
ders, Or come in
person.
Our prices in gro
ceries, hardware,
crockery, carpets,
ship chandlery,
iron, steel, black
smiths and me-
chanics' tools, as
well as farming
implements, lime,
cement, brick, and
plaster; in fact
everything else,
have been largely
reduced.
Remember, a dollar
saved is a dollar made.
Come one, Come
all and be con
Vinced that we
mean bushes.
Seattle. Jan. / 81.