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ID. II. RoTHRocK.


Ifyou want Silk Hat give s. Op.
penheimer an order aud you will get
just exactly the thing you want.
Straw Hats in every conceivable
style. quality aud price at 0ppenheim-
er's.
Trunks, valises. Satche!sto put your
new suits in. and Umbrellas TO keep
the rain off them. at Oppenheimer's,
April 9.
You can he fixed up from your heel
To- the top Of yonr heal ~ that your
molber.in-law wouldn't know you from,
n Congrcssmtn. iOr lea iuSuuy, NJ Ops
penheimcr's than anywhere else H.
Christcndom. Go and sec. April 8.
Sol. Oppcrhcimcr tells you The quail.
IS Of goods ha sells Won and never
mis-. repi,-cnts rry,oirg -ho Is related
to George Washington ami held the
cherry tree whilc George did the cut
ting with his little Ratchet.
Sol. oppenheimcr's good luck benc-
titsthe people Of Snyder.
lie purchased SinClMr's vast Spring
Stock, in bulk. at tho lowest cash
price and is therefore able to sell goods
cheaper than have ever before been
offered in Snyder county. April q.
Spring Goods Of every Variety,
style, Quality, Quantity, Price. At
Oppenheimer's. April ..
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)I ED


May II, ia SeiinsSrove, Frank Lloyd,
son of Henry and Maggie Benner,
aged i'm. and 23d.
May ist, in Freeburg, Diana Pauline,
daughter of WIN. X. aud Diana
Knights, aged l7y. ON Cd.
May 7th, iu 5elinsgroye, Russell, son
of Nh fnd Mrs. Henry demberling,
aged ~.
My lth ia Se'.nsgroye, Lucy Stom
aged 7iy. 9n. I'd
hpr. 25ta, I'm Beaver Twp.. Eliba-
beth, wa j II. iilger, aged about
A. years.
In Chapman Twp, April 81, isaac
Lenig, aged GAY. I'm. 3d.
At MeiserviIle, April II, CASPER
Sewers, aged 10Y, ION l3d.
In LIiIlinburg, May 4, of consump-
tion, Lydia ) wife OF DR. Charles II g.
Gutelius, aged AZ years and days.
Mays, in chapman township, of scar
let fever, Francis Augustus, aged 3
years, months and | day, and on the
9Th, inst. Benton Franklin, aged |
year, months and days, only chill
dren of John and Matilda Shaffer.
The two were buried in one grave.
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GRAND JURORS

drawn for regular term commencing
May 22i, 1882.
ADAMs-Peter Reigle, George Norman
BEAvER-Wm. II. Dreese, Frederick
Shrawder.
BEAVER William Heater.
CENTRE-Jaines II. Long.
CHAPMAN-William Hilbish.
FRANKLIN-Michael Iackenbure, s.
Is. Splitter.
JACKsoN-Michael NJ. Beaver, Henry
Miller.
MIpDLEBURG-John w. Orwig.
MIDDLEcREEK-Isauc Sauer, Henry
Shroyer.
PENN-Philip Dreese, Isaac Mohr.
PERRY WESr-Geo. l.. Zimmerman.
SELINsGRovK-Wni. +. Eckbert, l.. j..
Fritz, VIM. Ii. McCarty, j. H..
Rishel, Franklin Ulrich.
wAsiiIS SGToS-James =. Artley.
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The most sensible remedy, and the
only safe, sure and permanent cure tor
oil diseases of the liver, blood and
stomach, including bilious fevers, fe.
yer ana ague, dumb ague, janndice,
dyspepsia, &c, is Prof GuiImette' s
French Liver Pads. which cures 10y
absorption. Ask your druggist for
this noted cure, and take no other,
and if he has not got it or will not get
ii for you. send $3.50 To French Pad
Co., Toledo, o., aud they will send you
one postpaid by return mail.
For the past two years 4 have been
troubled with leucorrhoea and female
weakness, which at times has been 50
great that 1 could neither eat nor
sleep. Iwore one Of Prof. Guilmeiie' 8
Kidney Pads and it cured me.
MRs. II. JEROME, Toledo, o.
We notice that great many propri-
etory medicine men are advertising in
such u manner M to lead the public,
and particularly the retail druggists
TO believe that the sale of their goOds
10 50 great that unless their orders are
sent in early they will be unable to lill
them. We, however, notice one ex-
ception 10 this rule, IN the case of The
Sines Nanufactury Co., Of Philadelphia
Pa, who are honest enough to state
that no matter how fast the orders
come in for Sines' Syrup of Tar, Wild
Cherry and Hoarhuund, they shall all
be filled. Their sules un this prepara.
tion last year were 6O0,IS3 bottles
their facilities for making, at present,
are 10 o,OoO bottles per annum; but
let no druggist or customer be alarmed
that there will ever be corner IN
Sines' Tar, for should the trade de-
mand 2 0oO,0oJ bottles they eau be had
and from our experience with it Us
cough and cold remedy, We have no
doubt that its sale will soon reach the
last-named 6gures.-Saa francisco
Feus and Dispatoh.
For sale by John A. Moatz. Middle
burg. Pa.
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DAVID REICHLY. Siberia
NOTICE TO HEIRS.
In the Estate of John GeInett. decd

In the Estate Of John Gelnett. decd.
To Jacob u. Geinett, Council Bluffs, Iowa,
Joseph II. uslnet', Oass county, Michigan
shose =. %, Is south Bond, Ind. Seth Gelnett,
Perry twp snyder 90. Pa. minor who has
for his gaarfian Levi Teats ~ hn Id Juuiata
20 "a, Hannah Snyder and Jonathan B.
Snyder her husband Perry twp, snyder 20
Pa EiiIabeth kadel a Horny u. Radel her
husband Fishers Ferry Norihid Co. Pa, Polly
6orion n Thomas Gordon whose p q. address
10 Riehneld IunIata 10. Pa. y tho following
grand children Of Cathsrin tioo ding, deed.
Ams nda 1oodlipv south Bend. Iud., Emma
GoodiinH West Perry twp, Snyder 90. Pa,
cathartno and Martha goodling who are min.
ors and have for their guardian Geo ZaiIer- oil
oriental y. d, Juniata 90. Pa. Heirs and
finesl descendants of Jonp Heinett late OF the
township OF Perry Snyder county, deieased.
You are hereby cited to he ami appeaY be-
fore the Judges Of onr Orphans Coort, az an
Orphans' Court 10 bo held at MiddeburR on
the 9TH Monday OF May A, ID. 1891 at 10 O'Clock
IN tho forenoon. then aud there TO accept or
refuse to take the Real Estate OF said John
oelnott deceased, at the appraised valuation
put upon 10 By an Inquest duly awarded BY
ths said Court, and returned by the Sheriff OF
said county, or show cause why tho same
sheuld not be sold. And hereof fail not.
Witness the Hon. Joseph q. Bueher, Esq
President Of OR said Court. at MiddIeburs
this 23rd day OF March A, ID. 1881.
DAVID REICHLY, Sheriff,
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Soldiers, Businessmen, Manufac.
turers, Farmers. Mechanics, all,
read this.

EDITOR PoST
Please copy the follow
Ing extract from the address OF the
Chairman Of the Standing Committee
OF one OF the counties composing this
Congressional district
1.-THE question to be determined is,
Will We, either through negligence or
want OF proper efforts and diligence
on our part hand this Congressional
district over to the Democrats The
Importance Of selecting an available
candidate Is manifest to all. The i'm
portance was well demonstrated in
the organization of the last House of
Representatives Had Il. Milton
Speer defeated our gallant leader
Horatio q. Fisher, the Democracy
would have had the Organization in
Their own hands. The Republican
majority was ONLY oNE-the election
OF speer would have given the Demo-
Gratis a majority Of one and the power
to organize the House with all it's
important comittees. You will per
eeive by what a slender thread the
vital interests OF the Nation hung.
The best Financial system in the
world was In. imminent danger-our
Protective Policy would have been
putin the keeping OF its deadliest en-
emies. The interests OF the soldiers
OF the late war demand the nomina-
uon and election Of a Congressman
with experience, ability and energy.
Prompted by no selfsh motives, but
moved only by the great interests Of
our party / am constrained to say that
" is my best Judgment (having due
respect and apprt siAtion of the merits
and claims OF the many eminent men
who could attingly represent us in
Congress, but who hesitate to assume
the labor aRd responsibility Of such q
csinpaignss Is the lot Of the nominee
IN this distriet) that wisdeas and
sound discretion point TO, the tesnknu,
tlon OF the fearless and insheaisztss
Fisher, l. strong, eaSsskasap MIN
bring ~ suncssss Will We deiihsr shis
sistriotto Democracy r.
e.t,se =. Vk3UtES
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TO THE PARTY.
EDITOR Posr

EDITOR POST
Not wishing to be made
a party to a deliberate maligning Of a
good citizen respectfully request you
to publish the following:
In justice to an honest aud fair-deal-
ing citizen desire hereby to contra.
dict statement, circulated by Charles
Miller and his benchman Meter In
which Mr.. q. Alfred Schoch Is asailed
as a usurer, and that he, Mr..
Schoeh, attempted to practice 1t on
me / denounce the statement as q
wILFuL AND DELIBERATE FALsEHooD.
In all my dealings with Mr.. Schoch I
have found him scrup,lously honest
and fair, ana this is the judgment Of
this whole community. My maine
was used without authority. and there
Is not senblance OF truth I'm the
statement.
l.. L. BURLINGTON.
The following Ia an extract from an
editorial article published In THE
posT, June stb, 1876, shortly after
the adjournment Of the Legislature
at which session q. Alfred Schoch rep
resented Snyder. county.
I'VE find from the Legislative Re.
cord that our Representative, Hon.
g. Alfred Schoch, was always at his
post Of duty. That for his firmness,
intelligence and dignifled demeanor
he was respected by his peers. His
high moral character, unquestionable
integrity and excellent social qualities
secured for him the esteem of all.
The most critical examination dis
closes the fact that every measure he
voted upon displayed wisdom and
sound Judgment. No measure which
did not tend to the public good vas
sanctioned by hin. Especiilly upon
the Usury and Boom Bills he was de-
cidedly right, (voting all the time
steadily against them. We challenge
any one to point out single vote
which did not evidence sound judg.
ment and meet popular approval.
Mr.. Schoch is sound thinker and
reasoner and governed in all his pri.
vate and public acts by the purest
motives. He served his term of Office
with credit to himself and honor to
his constituency"
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coRRvCrrD wgEKLY nv
Simonton, Barber 81 Co.
Nj AlsISIlCTD.

April ., Edward Rhodes Of Juniita
Co, und Annie VI Willow of West
Perry Twp, Snyder county.
April %, Aaron Kerstetter and Miss
Alice Raher, both Of Chapman Twp.
May7, by 4. Il. Hornbergcr, j. T.,
Joseph II Meiser Of near Oriental and
Miss Ida L. Leight Of Susquehanna
Twp, Juniata Co.
April 25, by Rev. j w. Bentz, Miss
Eva Anderson, and Mr. Frederick =.
Herrold, both Of this county.
May Z, by Rev. j. L. Wampole, Miss
Emma Jane lieiInbach of Washington
township, Snyder county and Mr.
John q Stineling of Pfoutz's Valley,
Perry county.
May 2. by Rev. J. w. Bentz. Miss
Emma X, Troutman and Mr.. J. a.
Romberger.
On April3D, by Rev. y. s. Bucking
ham. Morris Boop and Miss :. G.
Peters, both Of Winfield.
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Heartily Recommended.

Don't condemn good thing he.
cause you have been deceived by
worthless nostrums. Parkef's Ginger
Tonic has cured many in this section,
of kidney and nervous disorders, and
we recommend il heartily to such suf-
ierers. -Neios. MAY
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MALT BirrERs.-sialt, Hops, Out
nine, Bark, ect. A blood food for deli
cate women. nursing mothers, sickly
the aged, convalescent. over-
led, emaciated, nervous and sleep.
ess. Fifty times more nourishing
than any malt liquors. May.
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The Middleburg oornet Band will
furnish street and indoor music forthe
commencement exercises at Lewis
burg University. The Lewisburger's
may expect rich musical treat as
this organization was never in bet.
ter condition that IL now IL.
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ALIAS SUBPOENA IN DIVORCE.

Oscar s. Bower Alias Subpoena In
vs.. Maggie Divorce. No. So
N. Bower. May Il. 1882.
GREETIHo;
Whereas Oscar Bower, on the 10 day Of Dec.
1881, prefer rod his petition TO the Judges Of our
Court OF Common Pless Tor tho cO,nty OF sny.
Ter, praying for the causes therein set forth that
lie might be abso luteiy divorced from the botds
VI matrimouy entered into with you Muepio
y. Boxer, IN at so'tiu q aside all nanner OF bus.
iness snd excuses Whatsoever, you be and ap.
pear 10 Your proper person before our Judges At
Mtddieb burg, ut = O0urt ofConnloD Pleas. to he
held on the "a, day OF May 1882, to answer the
pei nion or libel Of the sati Osvsr Q. Bow.r and
show cause, II any yea have Why tho said Oscar
y. Bower your husband, should not be divorced
from bonds OF ns'riinony sgIeeAbiy to the Act
OF the General Assembly, In such case made
and provided, and hereof fail not.
Witness tho Hon. J. q. Bueher, President
Judge Of our said 'eurt at Middieburg, the %,
day 0f April A . ID. lss2,
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Oscar Baker confined in odr county
Jail, charged with burglary, sawed of
the iron window-bars and made a hole
large enough to crawl through, took a
sheet and the bed-slats by means of
which he reached the top Of the Jail.
waIl-,be evidences warrant us in say.
Ing 40 much--and it is supposable tina,
he either jumped down, few down, or
fell down, and either walked, run or
few away, because he is not about
these "diggin's."
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A number Of the leading physicians
OF the country are now recommending
Prot. Guilmette's Kidney Pad for lame
back, sciatica, diabetes, gravel, and
other discusses of the kidneys, bladder
and urinary organs.
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Mrs. b. Marx. selinsgrove, Pa. is do
ing a lively busines in the line of Boots,
Shoes, Trunks, valices &c. & &c
Give her call before purchasing els
where.
April q. 'S2.
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The HiQhest Rank.

Msde from harmless materials, and
sskspssss w tho needs Of fading and
kIiMg h~iv, Pssker's Hair Balsa,n has
lsksp the highest rank as an elegant
and salisiis hnir rcs,oratIse. sif'
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We would sayt to the newspaper fra
,.rnity that May Roberts and the ster'
log Comedy Company forgot to pay
for job work done at this office May 10,
1882
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ALIAS SUBPOENA In DIVORCE.
William Noteworthy Alias Subpoena
VS.. Mary J. Hoitz- in Divorce, No
worth. 81 MAY Il, 1852.

worth. 81 May II. 1882.
GREETING
Where's william Holtzworth on the 10 day
Of Dec, lsst, prsfs rcd his petition TO the Jud
ss Of our COURT OF ComInon Pleas fof the county
Of Snyder praying for the cause therein set forth
that he ~ iRht be sbsolutely divorced from the
bonds of nairimony entered into with you Mary
j. Holixworih. that settling aside all msnner Of
business and excuses whsisoeyer. you be and
sppeAr In Your proper person before our Judges
u Middieburg. At u Oonrt OF Uomn on Ploss,
10 be held on the a2nd of May 1852, n apsse go
the petition or libel ofihe ssid william HoltE.
worth and show cnnse, II any you have why the
said william Ho,iI~orth your husband, should
not be divorced from bonds of mrtriuony sgrse.
ably TO the Act OF the General Assembly, Ia suck h
case made aud proyided, aud hereof fail pot.
Witness the Hon. y, Q. Bueber, President Judge
q or .sid y ccnr, o s' Niadisburs, the 81 ds, Of
|, DAVID REiCHLy, sLens.
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Every CIV will give an annual profit
|oflrom 1850 to 800 % aud every
Acre Of Land will feed n Cow. Be,
Hirners Dairy Book.
Free al Simontop, Barber & Co.
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JR. Hendricks OF Penn twp, offers
\ reward Of 500 to any person who
Hdll produce a single man to whom
hs offered a single ticket for the Office
I'd Register and Recorder.
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years in business aud yet Sol OPP
penheimer has never told lie nor
over charged a single one of his
thousands of customers.
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Esga1nG
StStro0 mHuihs s'rcs an srrptton hfoke ou,
On r' .I. t.f h..l iCr', FLtct turned out ~
10 Y .fH. nui ~ @ tne gtPnt air M an.
LoFf'rr ! uiei vtri'u. remedies with M
80 cent. until ! u ch the CvrtCrRA Rg.
ivtNr internally Hud CrrIcuRA and Crri.
CrEA soar eNt,tnnlly which entirety cutol
IN ~ that my skin Is as smooth aud naturai az
over.
l.. M.FRAiLEY, 81 south 81. baltimore.
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/ DMTNIsTRA ATOR's NOTICE,

"A Letters of admin fstration on the estate OF
Nicodemus Rrosious halo ofU nion twp, Sny.
der Co.. Ps,, decd, have been sraIied 10 the
tate sre requested to make Immediate pay.
M Mt, and those having claims or d.msnds
sgstnst the estate of tho said dscedent will
JOHN bROsi0Us.
. uaeb ., H AcHIEissIstor
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CgiTIf;VH a..

CUTICVRA.
The Cuiicura treatment, for tho cure NJ skin
scalp and Blood Diseases. consists In the Ibtsr
nal u.s. Of CUriCURA RgsoLygNr. tue new
Blood Putih'r, aud the external uso of Grfn
cuRA aud CUrICrHA soar, tho Nreat skin
tures. Price otcurIcuRk, snaii hptes. bDc 4
larxo boxes ~, CuTicrRA HtsoLvtNr. 81 per
bottle. burtCURt SOAR, 2jc.; CUrICunA SuAv
iNa Soar, itc.
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Ladies' ard all sufferers from neural
y. bysteria, and kindred complaints.
[,ll 6ud withouta q rival Browns Iron
bitiers.
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rp,rE'L t'ocllnlntiO ~.

W. HRNAS tho Hon. Joseph g.
W Barhcr President Iudgo Of tho JUDI.
oial District composed ot no counties Snyder.
Union arl Niiun and hiram DSetI ard
SAINT. II. Voter Es1s. Associate judges in
and inr Shy der county have Issued their pre-.
eept bearing. date the ?th day Of March. A. u.
ieH2, TO me directed for IN" holding II an or.
phans court cour, Of Common Pleas, court
OF oyer and Terminer and GenetaI court Of
Quarter sessions OF the peace az Mildleburg,
Tor tho cOnnty Of snyder; on ,he Ith Moniny.
tbeinR the !2d dag OF May. lss2) aud continue
one week.
Notice Is therefore hereby given 10 the Coro.
ner, justices Of tho Peace aud ConstAbIes In
ana Tor the county of snyder, to Appetr in heir
proper persons With their rolls records, inquls
itioDs. eNhmiuation ani other rromemhrances
90 those things 10 their offices and in their be-
haIt pertain 10 be done and witne .ses ami Per.
suns prOsenn'ing In behalf OF the Com on .
wealth against any persons are required to be-
then aud there ATTENDING AMI not departing
without leave at their peril. Justices are r..
questei to be punctuil In their attendance at
the appointed time Rgrosably 10 notice,
Hivrn under NY hand and seal at tho Sher
il's othoo in Middleburl, tho i3th day OF April
A. d., one thousand eight hundred and
eishty-two.
DAVID REICHLY, sheriff
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1IpCi~lattIt.e.

yfpIrop Pusr :-Auuounco g. AL
tJfREb SNHOCH, OF MiidteJurl, asa can.
ildaie tor Assem- liy
H. lSi, Nt. ~cto'h Vas elected ami scrred
one tnrn VITA cteiit u hlu'ntf sni rprstitu
sncy --ha wnsh diiisvnt, active WtWb.r-il
ways IN hts place, Fni hli the o.to'tn NJ hi.
lenoS memUets, and the heads ot D"utttmoIis
The oNsT srM lrts 49, briug agi,hted and
Nr. . iu'., hehsttnE u tno VISA ~ the Nuiof.
NV ,icltsi t|'tg u "A iLu.u.ur aud wHs not u
rru'tig'c tJt 20 n tens'us the people gavt
Up tu" Hunfyru tlct, Hud u ~ claimed by
many 4 ne it,r.'niuird wen ti tLs ulTty that
Mr. Sohuc'l ~ WI nave MS second term. Hs.
sils. hir ~chl's VIII be q crs III - the rccpla
hotu n VIII fryt, sont--wti sta, At his rOst
Of duty, and disch,igs bis duties faiihiuliy.
IUstICE.
Tor the Posr .-Please announce
4 tho Hos. CuAWLEs MILLER OF Penn tap.
As Candidate tor the LEGISLATURE. Mr.. Millerls
ability, POPULARITY ant sterling Integrity are
We kfown aud conceded by all, II norin tied
viii materially strengthen out eJu tv ticket.
WHIST HEANER.
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a C Gutellus IL in the city this week
Inrchssing his second stock OF sum
rsr Clothing.
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SGIsOFULA SORE

~ hNs u ~ SVUs.
Rev hr 49,, ~ detailing hts etperiens sc
With tho CuriCuRA RENEptEp, said that ihro'
Dlvine PfeYlienr one of hts parlshonrrs was
cured Of sctrfu'ous FOte, which was slowly
drRininS hwav his life by the IurtCrrA ne.
soLvENr iu'rfualt'. ami TvIIcrPk atd vurt
cuRN SOAP AoFHFly. rho poison ths, had
Ted the d ease N.ss cJiaplstcig drivea out.
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Prof, GuilmotlG'S French Liver Pad.

VIII positively cure Fever aui Ague. Dumh
Ague Aguc Cnkr, ~ Hons Fever. Jiuudtce,
Dysp"ysin, aud all dts',''H OF the Liver, Stuu o.
Hrh ant D'JJi. Prico tijl 10y mai. send tpr
Prot Huiu"t"'s rrstit-" on TOO Kidneys aud
Liver, FREQ by msil' Addr"sa
fRESCH pap CO..
March ~, ly. Toledo, ohio.
hFor s,lo By Barber Hassi- gsr Middle.
burg, Pa.
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l. ho ht.uu. SJt u 30 40 ttl you Will 70.
ceiSe the Pad by return ~ tii.'
TESTIMONIALS rRJI rH: PEDrEL.
JUDGE BUCHANAN, L,vysr, rol.do. o..
sty4s
"Uuo " PROT guliuct,'s rto,ch Kidnsy
Pads cufei me II Lu"bAEp ir tAr2o Weczs'
time, hs case had U1.n Etv,u ur by the test
suffered untold Hg ny aul p,ii on 90 sums
of money.
utu,,Gs vErrER. g. =. Tolcio. o. s,ys
suffered tpt ih.no ytt.1 w|tn -ciI'lca ant
"n crwt.hH VS. ,utitcly . Il pcinuucu ly
cured aior wearing prtf. ,ftttn,. - Frru
kidues PAD t,urSccas'
SQUIRE y. e. 81 rCr, Syivanit y writes:
Il have been = gto't sui rer fr 10 ye,r.
with Brlghrs Dise,te ot the 'dnsys' For
weeks at - /. me vas m ,hle to get out e bel
TOOK barrels ot melli'in., but they gave me 90.
ly temporary r hot wore two OF Prot
Gullmette's kidney Pads six weeks, and |
nov know AN ontlr,ly cured
MkS HEi.l.EN I EliD y, rIlc 10, a., s1ys.
For years nave b On cnntnol. !feAt part
OF the iino to my bod, Nlth l.Irurrh'rt ami 10.
kidrey rhjs AMI was cured IN nuc murtn
II, H. GREEN, Wholesale Gtccor. Tiudlsy.
O., wri,rti
81 suffered Tor % years with lame back puA
In three wco sis p"fmtnel.ly cutei b, wear
ing one ui Prof, gnilmcits kiiuoy Pads
-. r. ktESLlNG, VI. u, nrlg9ist Logtns-
port. lnd., when 'chiIns III an order tor kii.
ney PADS whites!
II wore one of tho arst ones We had and ro.
eeived more hcneni tom u tblH anything !
ever tscd. Ia tact thcrtis givc hotter g'Lotal
satislctiOn than nuy kidney rcmcis wo ever
sold
RAY \ snoEIAKER, Druggists, Hapui-
"weare sorking 40 a lively trade In your
Pats. and AMI are hoar.n,; VI god fosIiis from
them oyUry day
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-09-01
Iceland and the Icelander.


The Icelander is invariably educated, often
learned, and law-abder. A child of 10
unable to read is not to be found from one end
of the island to the other. A peasant hardly
above the condition of an Arran ''carberry"
capable of speaking two languages is no
rarity. All Of them possess an amount of
general information which linen of education"
in more southern ATTITUDES might envy, and
the Copenhagen publishers can calculate with
safety on selling an edition of any good popu-
lar scientific work among the humble graziers
and fishers of "Island." Tfree-fourths of its
lava covered, glacier-worn surface is incapa-
BILE of supporting any human being. Yet on
the scantiy -herbaged portion "a, 900 well-edu-
Gated, orderly people subsist though the
island is overpopulated. OF late there has been
some emigration to America. The Icelander,
however. clings to his northern waste and feels
a natural dread of leaving for far away land,
whose tongue Is strange and where trees,
roads, plows, vice and abject poverty must be
among the least familiar sights which meet his
wondering eyes.