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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15
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Biornstierne Bornson, the Norwegian
poet and novelist, has Just celebrated the
twenty-tillh anniversary Of the publication
Of his first work The ovations of his CRATE
full countrymen converted the day into
national festival.
Owing to the frequency Of suicides from
the summit of the Vendome Column
Paris, the authorities have thought fit to
exclude the public from that building. In
thirty-twO years eighty-two visitors have
thrown themselves from the gallery.
The Dutch Literary society passed a
resolution at its last general meeting to
present the government of the Transyaal
republic with complete library of Dutch
books, to assist the study OF the Dutch Ian
suage and prevent prcponderance
English.
In the competition for designs for new
buildings Tor the imperial parliament ut
Berlin, tho first prize has been awarded to
Herr Paul Wallot, who is under 40 years of
age, and the second prize to Herr Thiersch,
who is little more than 80. Many architects
competed of greater age and established
reputation.
One of the finest residences in Cleveland
is big stone structure, surrounded by
beautiful grounds and full of the costliest
does not now live there with his family
having been sent to retreat for drunk
ards, where he Is confined in barred room
A law passed by the last legislature of
Massachusetts TO prevent the sale of adul-
terated food and drugs went into effect on
Saturday, August 26. The enforcement of
this law rests with the state board of
health, lunacy and charity, who are given
power to expend annually an amount not
exceeding 5000 in carrying out its pro
visions.
Clark Il Ryman's Ministries declined u
parting demonstration by their friends on
leaving San Francisco for Australia. Four
| important members were escaping from
| creditors and. from two wives, and it was
thought that modest privacy was becoming.
The six artists mentioned were secluded in
| the hold when the steamer was searched
| for them.
| The supreme court of Loipsic has lust
| delivered an important decision III view of
the extensive Anglo.GCrman traffic. 1t re-
fused to sanction the enforcement in Ger
many OF n Judgment obtained in the
! English courts, There is no precedent in
any decision of the high court OF Justice OF
England guaranteeing reciprocity, AS is
demanded by the German common law
Under new law three women are 10 be
| appointed III each county of Ohio, in con-
| junction with two men, as q board of yisi-
tors for the charity and correctional institu-
! tons. They are to serve without pay,
| keep themselves advised of the condition
and needs of the institutions in question,
and make a report once year. 1t is hoped
that real philanthropsts will accept the
appointments.
Harry V. Wilson, of Muncie. Indiana
disappeared from his home about April q,
and has not since been seen. His parents
are extremely anxious about him. us he
suffered from melancholy, and they fear he
is now wandering somewhere out of hi.
mind and destitute After trampinr
about in the Indian territory, he was
last heard of IN Carthage, Missouri. Iii.
mother went thither, but he had gone
again.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15

BosroN has something besides baked
beans" to eat Alta dinner the other day
al Port Shirley each plate bore as an iudi.
vidual card beautiful pearl clam she'll,
hand.pantcd in most artistic fashion, and
wine-alass bouquet, Of which the
central feature was tiny sun.
ilowcr, surrounded by choice bios.
SONS and greenery. The menu cards
mounted on panels of silk plush, were
deliberately decorated by hand in colors.
At u small family party few week. since
the floral decorations We're very elaborate
and the menu cards were marvcls of
beauty. Each lady's card" wa. an clio.
CANT fan of white satin, on the ivory sticks
Of which her name was painted, while the
bill OF fare was painted on the satin, and
adorned with representations OF birds and
flowers. AT another dinner upland plover,
dough birds, the most expensive and rarcst
Of tidbits for epicures, hummng birds nom
Wilmington, Delaware, In nut she'll,
turbot, "king of the sea-, as he is ap,ly
named, Spanish maoSe,el honi,o, weak.
fish, soft crabs, and many other choice den.
zens Of sea AMI air, were served. The
turbot is u de,icacy lit for an emperor,
JAMES GoRpox DkSSkrr, the khediye, or
Tox 0cuiLrRHL But think Of owls from
Canada and hummlns birds In nut she'll
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15

TIE Cincinnati Enquirer says that all the
colored people who sought homes in Kansas
have not found them. II Is estimated that
there are at least 10000 destitute refugee
freedmen in Kansas at this time. The san
Francisco Call has been investigating the
situation among these people, and finds the
trouble to be that immigrants have gone
into the state faster than they could BIO
absorbed. The bulk of freedmen were not
trained to pioneer work, but relied for em-
ploymcnt on the enterprise of others.
Within three years about 10000 freedmen
have migrated from their homes in the
southern states and sought employment in
Kansas. They found u colder climate than
they had been used TO, II frugal people in
dustriously looking ont for their own inter
ests, and other conditions that they had not
been accustomed to Contcud against. 1t is
not matter OF surprise, therefore, If out OF
an immigration OF 6o000 onc.sjNth should
have failed in making success
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15

A MIsHAwAKA man who is dying Of con
sumption has made arrangements for the
disposition of his body after death, which
are rather out Of the ordinary. He is hay
ing n large stone vault built in the cemc-
terry at that place, AT one end OF which his
body after death is to be- placed in sitting
position in reclining chair. He desires
that when his mother dies sho will 10
placed in tho same position in the otherend
of the vault. The mouth OF the vault is to
DO Theoretically sealed The singular wishes
will be carried out by his friends
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15

TnE Americas Georgia. Republican tells
of ACQUIRING couple at Magnolia Dell, who
were seated at the foot OF a century oak
together reading Longicllow, when their
attention was called to the strange actions
Of n bird that was lying in circles, lesaenng
each circle as 1t approached the ground.
An investigation showed u snake coiled
within clump of bushes--a rattlesnake Blk
feet long, with its fascinating gaze charm
ing the bird TO its deadly iangs,"
The good book tells of II similar tale that
happened in the Garden of Eden when an
other long fellow" ADAM, about "six feet
long" fell likewise when he was dying
around in circles about the century" APP
plp irCp
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Illnan SlleMnlkA

City Engineer johnson began the WORK
yesterday OF laying Off sidewalks on The
property ofthose who, after having been
duly notified, have failed TO build. The
walks for such parties will be built bv the
city. or its contractor, and the expenses o.
the same will be taxed up against inc
property. lfthere ever was city IN need
Of sidewalks il is Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15

CGNclNHATI is much concerned about her
dirty streets, and the council propose to
borrow money enough to put them IN
good order. II takes from $4,000 to $780,
per annum to keep them clean and well
rcpaired The citizens OF Porkopolis pay
out 100000 year for the children in.tho
public schools to learn German and mu-
sic alone, and it is limited that some OF this
had better 30 toward street cleaning.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15

THE creme.de-la-cremc and the sugar
coated pills of the social circles are now
rapidly leaving the colder climes OF the
northern fashionable resorts, and a good
crop of matrimonial alliances will be the
autumn and winter harvest OF the good
seed planted this summer at the various
watering places
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15
Troublesome Trees.

A good deal Of complaint is made by
pedestrians that the trees are left standing
in the sidewalk on Harwood street between
Bryan and Sycamore streets. The limbs
hang down, and when il is anyways DARK
they are run against by persons trayersing
that part of the street. The lower limbs
should be cut Off though the trees are
allowed to remain.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15
GA MAIN STREET DALLAS, TEXAS.

ueorgla, drew quite q large crowdan there
was va. some outside betting on the result,
"a o. keete acted as umpire Of the game
me nrst game played was 100 points fCr
$oo SIDE, which was won by Magnus, who
beat his opponent points. The second
was for S2l5 a side, and was also won by
Magnus, who beat by 30 points. The third
game, 100 points for $50 a side, was won by
Richardson, by 10 points, he making rp1
OF % billiards, the highest made. ~
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15
Demand for Cotton Pickers.

George Hawkins, colored, received more
letters yesterday from planters in the south.
ern part of the state, asking him to send
them more cotton pickers. A large nun.
Der went down on the Texas Central road
yesterday. The planters arc not paying
as much az they were week ago, however
only giving seventy.fve cents and the hand
to board himself. Ellis county farmers are
offering one dollar for hands.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15
lien nm and Nancey

The death of senator Ben Hill is reyiying
the gossip touching his trouble with Yam
cey in the days of the Confederacy, Re.
Gently DR., Hamilton, q surgeon in the Con.
lederatc army, denied that Hill ever threw
an ink.stand at Yancey. A correspondent
N the Critic contradicts Hamilton. lie
says, NOW, the throwing of the inkstand
by Hill at yancey took place in open sen.
ate, whereas the personal collision oc-
Cured In secret (eNecutive) session of the
body, and the injury was 80 severe that
Iancey was carried from the senate cham.
her with the blood streaming from his mouth
and his body writhing in agony. saw
yesterday letter written by Mr.. Hill in
1855, while he was imprisoned in Fort
Lafayette, In which Hill says he taught
IaHcCr n lesson An account of the iracas
was also published IN the Nashville Banner
Just after the war. ! also have IL on good
authority that Mr. Hill admitted that he
had huri IanCcy badly, and added that Il
hc had killed Iancey aud one other man
before the war, II would have been lar bstt.
ter for the country The one other man
probably referred to Tombs, Hiilonce had
difficulty with stephens, in lS5i, In the
know nothing campaign in Georgia, and
Little Aleck sout Ben q challenge. The
latter replied; I decline your challenge,
tor the reason that hayea family to sup.
port aui asoul to save. You have neither
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15
ARAB is said to be Tartar. But since
Tie battle this week it is ta-ta ARAB.


DAKOTA is singing a harvest song, Never
were the cereals crops 80 bountitul this
season, both as to quantity and quality 1t
is north of the region of excessive snow and
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15

So FAR as known Dallas has no rich an
oestors among us or abroad, to will her
a cotton factory, and so, and no, II she
wants one her dear children must so down
into their pockets and erect one out oil their
own funds.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15
What n Former Invalid Said.

III suffered for years from an exhaustive
weakness, and was fast approaching con-
sumption. l felt that insanity and a pre-
mature grave was inevitable; but, thanks
to Browns Iron Bitters, am again restor-
ed to perfect health ofmind and body" II
you, too, are i'll, may not this remedy re-
store your health
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15
swans skin aud sngllsh Complications.

I'm English statistician says that no less
than 1850 swans skins are annually inn
ported into London alone for the exclusive
manufacture of the "putls' used for tho
purpose oi laying powder to the face, Every
swdUN skin makes about sixty puils which
wnUld MAX, an annual consumption OF
lN,No puts Is. then, the natural white
nrS' " the English skin myth The same
Eus.iNI S.ausucjan Jays tons ot rice and
wh,N' powder are consumed annually In
England, and lc regrets the waste of 80
much rec NWt Wheat, which might be
hrlnr I,,l ,,f-vi the starving, Lsdy's
Pictorial Wvtlt.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15
IVA, ILL.,, January q. issl.-oAarxR NJ kpicisa

Gents Enclosed find one dollar, for
which please send by return mail one bot
balance Carter's Little Liver Pills. The
sample bottle Of Liver Pills received from
you some time ago have been tested by me
and several of my friends, among whom |
distributed them, and In every instance
have given entire satisfaction. For sick
headache, they ARE the medicine-scek not
to improve them--they are perfect.
Huou Will, Ava, Jackson Co., Ills.
For sale by Williams, Tolliyer Il Walker.
dris Sists, Dallas Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15
Is Your Liver Ont of Order?

Then is your whole system deranged, The
blood is impure, the breath offensive. yol
have headache, feel languid, dispirted and
nervous. To prevent more serious condF
ton, take at once Simmons Liver Regulator,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15
HOrsford's Acic Phosphate for Oyerworked
D,...l ~

DR.. Chas. I. Mitchell, Canandaigua, y,
y, says; II think it grand rcstorer Of
brain force Or nervous energy
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15

An lndianawrlter advocates the abolition
Of the telephone on the {rOGnl that IL on.
ocuragcs lAsiness. The tame objection ap.
plies 70 easy chairs and nearly all the COM
hrtS Of modern life,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-09-15
billiards

rhv billiard match Yesterday al the
Wln1sJr salOvn retysen l.. Ia. Angnus, of
81. Louis, and Ill, Richardson, OF Atlanta,
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RIP vsn Winkis.

This, perhaps the most famous, ssit
In one OF the most charming Sketches
which American literature has pro.
duced. gives the title 70 . very besuii-
ful and remarkably cheap little volume
Just issued by the Useful knowledge
Publishing Co, New York. The vol
ume comprises all tho mcst Interest,"
ing articles usually included In THE
Sketch Book Of Washington Irving.
Il contains 240 pages, beautiful type.
excellent paper, press work and extra
cloth binding, aud ir sold for only 20
cents, or by mail IS cents This Is
the second volume published under
the programme Of the Literary "Rebel-
lion" II certainly surpasses both In
quality and cheepuess any of the fam.
aus books Of the Literary Revolution
The reading public certainly appreciate
the work Of Mr.. Alden, whose skill and
energy will he recognized IN this new
enterprise. The Conpsny announce
as in press, uniform with Rip Van
Wrinkle, Green's Larger History Of the
English People, in O. volumes, 81 so.
C~rlyie's French Revolution, 2 VIOLA 20
cents, Creasy's Fifteen Decisive Bat.
tles, 35 cents. aud schiller's History Of
the Thirty Years War. IS cents. Thee
same four famous histories are also TO
be issued all in one volume, "model
octave" for the amazingly low price OF
81 %. Specimen pages and catalouge
will be sent on receipt Of postal card
by the publishers. the Useful Knowl-
edge Publishing Company, 162 William
Street, New York.
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CLOSING OUT.
GREAT BARGAINS ARE OFFERED.

! inform my friend, and customers
that will remove on or about the
first Of April to another place Of busi-
ness. Ehy's Store, in order 10 start will,
M entirely new stock at the New
Store. will fJr the next two months
sell over lOOn pair Of Boots and sboe-,
at great reduction in prices, FOR mach
less money, than they c"uld TO bought
befors. Everybody should call aud
lie convinced that we do what we say.
Parties already aquaiDted with MS
kuow our way NJ dealing md others
will please call aud examine my
stock and learn my prices. We will
he pleased 70 see yoa whether you buy
or not Thanking yco 1I past pstV-
mage. .lrcn1In
NRS. z. u!tRX. Selnssrovs, r..
'ssn. Is. 80. m
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Alady who went West last week
wrote back 10 friend, saying "she los,
all her fine clothes just because she
bad purchased a worthless trunk
which would not stand the knocks,
and adds :: "if you intend coming out
here, the Grst thing sou do, 20 to OPP
psnheimer's Selinsgrove. where you
can get trunks, satchels aud vslices
at the very lowest prices aud Of the
very best quality.
Feb. 3. 49,.
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sale ReGestry.

We have printed bills or advertised
for the follwins ssles; -,..o ~ -.
The heirs of Michael Minimum, dc.
ceased, offer Real Estate at Pri-
vate Sale. In Perry twp.
Daniel A. Fuhrman. offen Real f.
tate at Private Sale In Adams typ.
Henry Kern offers at Private Sale the
Central Hotel 1t Beavertown,
Furniture and al, or for rent.
Joseph Walter Of franklin twp, offers
his fsrm st Private Sale.
Monday, Feb. q, Sheriff will sell Real
Estate at the Court House, In
IGddleburg, '.
s.iday, March 8, J. c. Bowersox, will
sell Horses, Cbws, Farm Imple-
ments, &C., in Centre twp.
Thursday, March 3. Michael Hacken-
berg. will cell Horses, Cows, Farm
implements, &c, in Franklin twp.
Friday, March 10. John Hover, will
sell Horses, Cattle. Farm Imple-
meht. &c. in Franklin twp.
Saturday. Mach IL, Peter Garman.
will sell Horses. Cattle. Farm I'm.
pleulerlts, Household Goods, &c. q,
in Perry twp.
No ,iay, March l3. Samuel Hscken-
burg will sell Horses. Cows, Farm
implements. &c. in Franklin twp.
Tuesday. March II, J. d. Miller, will
sell Horses, Cows. Farm Imple-
ments, Household Goods &c.
about 1.miIe South East Of Dreis-
bach Church in Buffalo township,
Union Co.
Tuesday, march "a, John Meyer will
sell Horses, Farm Implements &c.
in Franklin twp.
Tuesday, March IL. Samuel Shook
will sell Horses, Cows, Farm I'm
plements &C., about one mile
West Of Beavertown.
Wednesday, march 10, George Bow
erSox win sell Horses. Cows, Farm
Implements SC, In Franklin twp.
Thursday. March Ii, William B. Wood
ling will sell HOrses, Cows, Farm
implements. &C., 2 miles West Of
AdamsbCrg.
Saturday. March Is. Peter Garman
will sell ut auction large variety
of Store Goods in Perry twp.
Thursday. March 23. Henry Schoch
will sell Horses, Cattle. Farm I'm
plernents, Household Goods. &c.
iu Mildlecreek township about
mile East of Kramer Station.
Tuesday, March %. David Meyer will
selI Horses, Cows, Hogs, Farm
Implements, &c. In Monroe twp.
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Fsh 10 at Noutgomsry Station,
phil!R NslAnehthoa Miller, aged soy.
At Port Trevortop. Jan. ss, Mrs, sarsh
Folk, aged 47yrs =
In Chapman twp Jan. 80 Cochran W.
Miller, aged ssyfs. ge
In washington twp, OF diphtheria.
Jan. II. Anon Dressler, aged NY, in,.
In Selinsgrove. Feb u, yossph Hsnry
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Hoysr.
aged iesncs I'D. ~
Feb, q at Eiinsport. Lyoou,inx ooaa
", Oscar Couldron, only son Of Elijah
Conldron, and native OF Seiinsgrove,
aged " years f,, y 4
Feb. Q, st the sesislence of hss daugh-
ter Mrs Sarah Boxar. st Port Trsvor-
ton, Elizabeth, win OF Ira SAyres,
aged " years. slnoatAs Aad 10 days.
January 2s. in Washington township
Mary, wife 10 oonrNd thlckhart, aged
lis years, I months aud 80 days.
IN Psnn Twp, Feb. II. Annie,
daughter NJ VIM. j. wagen seller. aged
oyeeu Z uvS,hs 8 dsys. d fs.so
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Court Proclamation.

WHEREAS the Hon. Joseph G..
w Bueher Pre'i'ent Jud.s 81 ths Judi.
cial lbtrici composed Of the countie. snyder,
tninn and Mfilp and Hirsm O'Nen aud
SAINT VI foier ksqs. Associate Judges in
and TOR snyder county have Issued thsir pre.
oopt btarIby, d,te tho 2Ith day OF Ian A. u,
i-sa, to me directed Tor th- holding ~ an Or
phhnf court o"uri sf Common Pleas, court
of Oyer nnd Term iner and Densrai court Of
Quarter sessions of tue peace 81 Miidieburx,
inr tho county Of snyder ,agh' eth Mon lay,
tbeins the !iih day VI FEB. lssal .nd continue
one week,
Notice Il therefore hereby given to tho Coro.
ner, justice. OF the Peace and Con,ta bles IN
and for tho county OF snyder, 70 appssr 10 their
r. oper pst-ons ith their rolls records ib1uts-
iiiohs eN'miuations aud other Iemcm y .bcss
20 those III nss to thsir offices and IN th-ir be-
halt pertain to be done ami witnesses and per
sun. pro'seniins In bshslf OF the Connon-
.esith aEain.t any parsons are required TO be
then sad there attending and not departing
without leave at their peril. Justices srs r-.
luested u be punetuii IN their attondsnes At
the appointed time asreeshly 70 notice.
CIV, n under my hand ana sesl at the Ghsr.
ms afnoo In VI nideburR, the NIB day nf JAn. 4.
A. d, one thousand eight hundred ADD
eisLty.two,
DAVID RIItBLY. Sherin.
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To those that would like In bny n
new mscl'ine cheap &c, ! say buy the
"Sigwalt.' Twill sell you 2 2drawer.
drop leaf cover, lock aud key. and all
the attachments in free for $1,000 and
= plain machins just as good but no,
=" fancy wood-work for $500 am a
Sewing Machine Agent and have sold
and will sell and doa1 you forget. !
am the white Sewing Machine
Agent. G. c., Seebold.
Feb q, 80. Az. -f.,
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WHENCE COMES The UN3CuxDED
POPULARITY OF
ADCOCk'S Porous Plaster :?

Because they have proved themselves
the Best Externel Remedy ever In.
vented. They will cure asthma, colds,
coughs. rheumatism, neuralgia, and
any local pains.
Applied to the small OF the back
they are infalllable In Back Ache.
Nervous Debility, and all Kidney
troubles; to the pit of.tlI- stomach
they are n sure cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint.
ALLCOCk' : POROUS PLASTERS
are painless, fragrant, and quick to
cure. Beware Of limitations that bl,-
ter and burn Get ALLCOCK'S, the
only Genuine Porous Plaster.
Jan, 8, 1889. On.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1882-02-23

Tvs AxERicAs AokicuLruRisr. for
March 1st. jus, Issued. contains over q
idn1red icrger aud shorter articles.
giving useful, pvse,ical information for
The Farm. Garden snd Household,
illustrated with fifty or more eprrsv-
ines. Price s1 80 . year rs cents per
nomber. CHASoE JuDe o., Publishers,
New York. %. - 80,
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PRIVATE SAkE0F
REAL ESTATE

TIVE under~isn- offers at private
l. sale. the s0iisvius deseribei Real Estate TO
uit; A Far NJ situ - In frsnktin TIP, 50 ydsr
Co.. Ps. u mile vest Of Niddisbars. eontsin.
e.. ''asssH IlOe Acres ..
81 sscs frsss ss.iiiss Sos.s. veSs, and OF,
- esihnfidisgs-vsli Of good Ssssr scar the
~, osvtng water ~ the faro-thrivinx
7'~-- -EI JOSEPH WALTER,
4 ~. =. ~ Middissurs. Pc.
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One voice IN over the lsnd soss up
from mothers, that says. my dat,sh-
ters are ~ feeble and sad. with mo
strength. ait iout of breath and lifs at
the least exsrtion. What can we do
for them ?" The answer m simple- ard
full Of hope Ono TO fosr weeks use
of Hop Bitters will make them healthy.
rosy, spright,y, and cheerful. i Iao
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Death to rats. mice. reaches and
ants PARSONS ExrERMisAToR. Barns
granaries and households cleared in n
single night. No fear Of bad smells.
Best and cheapest vermin killer in the
world. Sold everywhere.
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The Commissioners CLERK informed
us that no arrangements have been
made to secure the Lycoming County
gallows mention Of which We made
in Our last issue.