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How Watch Cases are Made.

Imitation always follows a successful
article, and imitation is one Of the best
proofs of real honest merit; and thus II IS
that the james Boss Gold Watch Case has
its imitators. Buyers can always tell the
genuine by the trademark of a crotcn, from
which IS suspended a pair of ,,os y y.,s
scales Be sure BOTH crolra and ]
scales are stamped in the cap of the watch
case. jewelers. are very cautious about en-
dorsing an article unless they not only knor
that it is good, but that the character OF
the manufacturers is such that the quality
of the goods will be kept fully up to standard.
wrLLIAasPoBT. Pa Feb l3 ISs3
The James Boss Gold Watch Cases go Ike hot
cakes Each one I sell sells another. Don't need
to recommend them; they sell themselves. One Of
my customers has had James Boss Goldwstch Case
in for 20 years and it is good az ever With this
case do not hesitate 10 give my own guarantee es-
pecially with the new and improved cases, which
seem To be everlasting. JESSE I. LITTLE, JerceieT
NEW BRUNSWICK, M, Jan. g. 1883
This gold case. No 6ot6, known as the James Boss
Gold Watch Case came into my possession about ls5s
has been in since that time, and Is still in good
case when bought it, and its condition shows that
the has really outwOrn the movement, which is
playedou. MARTIy A. HOW'LL.
or board Of Directors y. J. n. Il. d Trans Co.
Send stamp keystone Watch Case Factories Phis-
deIphia Pa handsome Illustrated showing bow
James Boss and keystone watch Gases nsde.
ITO be Coratinued>
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What Struck an IN,

s,
1T will soon be NV.
war closed ea's :ia,
Under the hot sun of,
the village Of Dover. \ : qsn't
as the he sphynx in Egypt. u, Ma AZ
Jah Sharp, Of that place > .' gats
softly spoke of the pas, s.Gt. :.
said, Il was in the armv Is
many Of the sights Of tb0..a I'D i
years. | was finally 'Cis a; IA
for disability, resulting q.seaa'
stroke. ! came home. : mon IOh
health and spirits; so eniass' 5.ssiat
| took cold on the Sights
ure. Life seemed woftblss'. s' ell
| lived only in memory '''' %
" That was sad enopob n
dividing my last two eigor,
That's So" res6or5
Sharp; but | got over !, n Z
it? Not exactly. Wbe, Gai'a
condition | began takirr > y q Z
Tonic, and my health CO.. : la'',- (
to improve right away. ~ I -'''
tonished at it, and so wa. ~, e% I
| piled OH the flesh and oo:,, - 2
anything. My ambition 6.,r.l, -'l I
| could attend to business ',.'Sa .rg
excepting that | have to ~. ~.
about exposing myself n =
sum am as well as / Wa. y ~
| enlisted. What difiereno..- - !. .
are in things-guns and ~ =
kill Parker's Tonic saves y"
This preparation, which b,.
known as Parker's Ginge, = =
will hereafter be called sin,iI /.
ker's Tonic. As unprineipjs3 I
ers are constantly deceiyir. (
customers by substItutipg
articles under the name 9f -
and as gingeris really an ur.-'
ant ingredient, we drop ther-.'
ing word.
There is no change, bow,
the preparation itself, aud al.
remaining in the hands Of
wrapped under the name o.s.,'
Ginger Tonic, contain the 80 :
medicine if the fac simiHe -. -
of Hiscock q Co., is at the r.. ~
of the outside wrapper. 1.rr
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A story comes from Alabama say
ing that a watermelon had beer
found with a map of the world or
the rind. The cholera region i;
probably colored green.
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Matrimony is said to be a lotts,
bat up to the hour of going to pr
no law has been enacted prohibit
the use of the males.
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MIR MARIGoLD's MISTAKE.

MR. MARIGOLD's MISTAKE.
Il shan't marry him. declared
Meg. decidedly, while she twisted her
back hair up in a tawny knot on the
top other head:
Megs elder sister and sister-in-law
looked decided disapproval at their
relatives refractory announcement.
You know Meg dear, began
Mrs Joe. the eldes; brothers wife,
but Meg cut her short in decided
tones.
Yes. | know all you can tell me,
and more too. | know I'm an old
maid'-she was 25-'and know
YOU are all too poor to support ne,
and too proud to let me support my
self For all that / shant marry
Simon Marigold if he is as rich as
cream and | as poor as Jobs turkey
50 there. nowr And Meg hJunced
out to weed the carrot bed. while
the discomfted relatives shook their
heads more disapprovingly still, and
made comments on the obstinacy OF
human nature in general and some
folks in particular.
She's a throwing away her best
chance declared Mrs. Joe, mourn
fully.
simon Marigold is a ketch for
ANYBODY, asserted Sister Jane, with
that big farm of his. Such a good
pervider as he is, too.
But if she don't love him, you
know. ventured Mrs. Archibald,
the Youngest sister, who was sus-
pected of being romantic.
'Fiddlesticks declared Mrs. Joe,
emphatically. Folks can't live on
love. and if Meg throws away such a
chance of being settled comfortably
she'll live to rue it. That's all l kin
say
Now. look here, gals Grandma
Larkins came down from the attic
with a hank of blue-dyed yarn,
which she proceeds to wind into a
ball. Just let Meg alone, and III
promise it will all come right IN the
end. Gals of her age often does hev
them ouare notions, but shell get
over EN- bime by. The gal kind o
fancies she likes some one else better
AN Simon, but just leave her alone
an shell get over ii and settle down
with him on the Marigold farm
as comfortable as two peas IN
pod -,
In the meantime Meg was still at
work in the garden, diligently pull
ing the weeds in the carrot bed. 1t
might have been that she had no
other time to weed carrots, and 1t
might also have been that Eben
Doolittle had no other way of getting
home except by the well worn cattle
path which led past Grandma Lark
in's kitchen garden and leaned on the
gate post fer a chat, >.
And to think, said Megto herself,
when he had sauntered On, with
freshly plucked rose in his button
hole, to think of my marrying 81
mon Marigold.'
Alas, poor Simon He was not
pale and intellectual, with develop
ing mustache and violet eyes. He
never scented his handkerchief with
extract of pond lily, nor wore buff
kids. nor carried cane-far IRON
it.
Simon Marigold was broad-shoul-
dered and sunburned. And his
ewes, though clear and honest, very
undeniable gray.
oh no, thought Meg, blushing up
to the roots of her very frizzy
bangs, Il could never, never marry
him.
As the day sped on Grandma
Larkins began to look worried, and
TO loose little faith in her own
predicatiods.
'Ef it wasn't fur that there shiffiess
Doolittle,' she sighed, "a comm here
all the time an a drulnmin' on his
catarrh, she might take Simon Mar
igold yet
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Ministers advise young people to
marry for love, but want the cash
down themselves.
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Robby says that lectures for young
people are often illustrated with
cuts.
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Because all legal ad-
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We'll, Eben p

MI. MdrlSOlu gave Out vi iNO
broad sweeps with his scythe among
the lush, red clover he was cutting,
then hung the glistening blade on
stubby persimon tree and turned
with a heated face toward his cous-
in.
Eben Doollttle was not heated.
His summer coat looked cool and
light, and his white pocket handker-
chief was heavily scented with pond
lily.
Il s'pose you want that money
said Mr.. Marigold, and, drawing out
his leather pocket book, he counted
out 500 in crisp bank bills and
handed the to his cousin. Il s'pose
its all settled, Eben,' he said, anx-
iously.
Eben's placed features showed
no anxiety, no care whatever.
Well, do
He coolly but the bank bills in
his pocket t-book before he conde.
scended to explain furher.
L haven't asked her yet because |
wanted to get the money first. A
fellow don't like to get married
without a cent in his pocket
You are sure she'll be all-all
right?'
oh, of course Eben was shoul-
dering the light gun be carried, get
ting ready to start. OF course it'll
be all right. She'll drop into my
arms like a rare, ripe peach when |
ask her,
MIR. Marigold's gray eyes shot a
CLEAN of disapprovsl at his noncha-
lent cousin.
Well, Eben, | wouldn't talk that
way ofthe woman | loved be said,
gravely. / would be so proud of her
love | would hardly dare to own it,
even to myself
Eben laughed, but made no an.
swer.
You needn't mind paying that
money back, added Simon. as he
took his scythe from the tree, il
you'll try and make Meg happy and
comfortable; but don't-dont ex,
pect me to come TO the wedding
Eben, for really | couldn't
All right returned his cousin
carelessly.
And Simon Marigold returned to
moving, while Eben stalked ofacross
the meadow with his gun lightly
swung over his shoulder,
= =
Simon
The fiuttering gravevine screen
that overhung the fence and the low
persimmon tree was put aside, anC
Meg Larkins, blushing like Jun,
rose, stepped out
The astonished mowor gazed as i
petrified.
oh. Simon, | heard all-all vol
said, she exclaimed, with tear
brlmming in her soft brown ewes
Grandma sent me to pick blueber
ries, she continued, and want Il
tell you that I'm not going to MARI,
Eben Doolittle, because / don't Low,
him. and she blushed like one o
the trumpet vines scarlet bells tina
had dropped on the emerald turf a
her feet.
Meg. Simon came towards he
with new light shining in his hon
est brown eyes. oh, Meg. do yol
could you-love me?'
And with dropping eyes ard tear
still in them, Meg said she could, anc
did.
How nice it is,' said Mrs. Joe, a
she whisked the eggs for the wed
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at o'clock a. m, all the following described real
estate, to wit:
No i. A certain tract Of land situate in Broth.
ersvalley Twp, Somerset Co, Pa. adjoining land
of A. ]. Cover, Peter Beeghley, Jacob Hoover
Sam'l Bittner and John Foust, containing l5S
acres more or less, about rs cleared balance
well timbered, having a dwelling house bank
barn and other outbuildings thereon erected, coal
and limestone on the premises, being the same
farm conveyed by John ]. knepper and wife to
decedent by deed dated 2lst January. 1883.
No.2 Situate in the township county and state
aforesaid, about two miles northwest of Berlin
Borough. adjoining lands of Josiah Brsnt, Henry
Brant, VIM. Sevits, and others, containing s9
acree and l0l perches and allowance, about GO
acres cleared balance we'll timbercd
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a a Blood Puri.
her-this medicine
is highly recon.
mended for all
manner Of chronic
or d standing
complaints, EruD-
items Of the skin,
such as Pimples.
Il | OF 9 h es and
K a S b e s, Ring
Worms, T e tier,
Sal Rheum, Scald
Head, Scr0iula or
X / n e Evil,
X b e u m q { ism,
Pain in the Bones,
Side and Head
and all diseases
arising froia I'm
p urity of the
blood. With this
rare medicine in
ycur house y ou
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In order to give Hotel Keepers and Dealers a
grand opportunity never before offered will con-
tract for the manufacture of whisky In any guam
tity from TO so barrels, giving them the priyi-
lege Of letting IL lie in bond for three wears
charging but small sum for storage.
Hs-On hand 80 barrels of Whisky retailing at
g. per gallon.
Write for full particulars in regard to large
quantities to
Sand Patch, Pa. S. p. SwEITZER, Supt.
Aug. %.
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ANTiDOTE TO MALARIA.

HE FEELS LIKE A NEW MAN.
81 have had Dyspepsia, with Constipa-
tion two years, and have tried ten different
kinds of pills, and TUFTS are the first
that have done me any good. They have
cleaned me out nicely. My appetite is
splendid, food digests readily, and now
have natural passages. l feel like n new
man." W. ID. EDWARDS, Palmyra, o.
n,deverywherc 25c. Office. Al MurraySt..N.Y.
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can do without Salts, Castor OIL, Citrate Of Mag
nesia, SIENNA Mama, and snon the whole Of
them, and what is better, it may De taken with
safety and comfort by the most delicate woman,
as well as by the robust man. 1t Is very pleasant
to the TASTE therefore easily administered to chill
dren II is the only vegetable remedy existing
which viii answer in place of calonel, regulating
the action OF the liver without making You lite
long victim to the use of mercury or blue pills
1t will open the bowels in a proper and wholesome
manner.
There is nothing like Fab rney's Blood Clean
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Liver. Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder; for nervous
diseases, Headache, Costiveness, Indigestion,
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| An ounce of prevention is worth more than a
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| BE sure to ask for FAHRyEY's BLeoD CLEANS
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TUFTS
PILLS

TORPID BOWELS,
DIS O r p e r ED LIVE r,
and MALARIA.
From these sources arise three-fourths of
the diseases of the human race. These
symptoms Indicate their existence Loss of
Appetite, Bowels costtve, Sick Head
ache. fuliness after eating, aversion 10
e1crtion of body or mind. Eructation
of food, Irritability of temper, Low
spirits, A feeling OF having neglected
some duty, Dizziness, Flute ring Mt the
Heart, Dots before the eyes, highly col
ored Urine, CONSTIPATION, and de-
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on the Liver. Liver medicine TUFTS
PILLS have no equal. Their action on the
Kidneys and Skin is also prompt; removing
all impurities through these three "scav-
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skin and a vigorous body. TUFTS PILLS
cause no naI1sea or gripping nor interfere
a, l.,tx IL f,,I, ,rfra
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WEDNESDAY, NOV, 81, 1883
DWELLING HOUSE,

con. aiming eight rooms and "a log bank barn,
with other necessary buildings on the premises.
There is a good orchard of young fruit trees on
the premises. The farm is under good cultivation.
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How nice it is,' said Mrs. Joe, as
she whisked the eggs for the we'd
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Summit DiStiLlerY.
Located Directly on Main Line PITTS.
Div. II. Il d. Il R., thus saving
Extra Cost OF DrayfnE.
PURE RYE COPPER-DISPILLED
WHISKY.

Situated on summit of Alleghenies, uses
the water from cold mountain springs.
This whisky is made by the double-distiIled
process and guaranteed perfectly pure and
full proof.
ORDERS FILLED SANE DAY AS RECEIVED.
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The daily gazette., 1883-02-06
Solar Cannon of the palals Royal.


Strangers in Parit who have happened to
be in the garden OF Palais Royal at noon on
a fair day will have noticed groups of per-
sons watching intently at a not very con-
spicuous object in the garden, but all eyes
seem turned toward it. The object which
attracts their attention is a small cannon OF
antique pattern, which is automatically fred
at midday by the arrangements of a sun glass
so adjusted as to concentrate the suns rays
upon the primiDg powder and produce an
explosion at exact noon. Referring to this
little cannon II AStrOaonie says 1t dates
from greater antiquity than is generally
known. 1t Numbered during the commune,
under the empire, during the days of '4S,
under Louis Philippe, under the Restora-
ton, during the wars of the grande armee,
during the guillotines of the Reign of Ter
ror, on the day when Camille Desmoulins
harangued the people, under Louis XVI,
under Louis XIV. In his charming "Jour-
ney from Paris 70 st. Cloud by Land and
by Sea-" published in 1741, Neel makes his
young tourist regulate his watch by 1t. The
pillar on which It is fixed stands at the point
where, in l64l, year before his death, Car
dinal Riehelieu established bound between
the msno-s of St. honore and Of the arch
bisbopTic.
The daily gazette., 1883-02-06
Police Hearings.

At Police court last evening three small
eolored boys, Dennis Ross, William Morris
and John Peterson, were charged with the
larceny of putty and paints from the paint
establishment Of James Bradford, yesterday
morning. The evidence was very convict
ing aud they were accordingly held in 500
bail each for their appearance at court. j.
@. Howell, who claims that he is subject to
fits, was the next unfortunate on the list, but
his statement and that OF the two policemen
who testified against him did not agree and
the prisoner was accordingly find 81 and
costs for drunkenness. John Hoffman, who
yelled at the Chief, when asked his name,
III don't want It advertised" was find 81
and costs for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct. The prosecuting witness in the
case of the three small boys who had been
having a good time throwing stones in the
streets, failed to appear, and the eulprts
were accordingly dismissed with a repri-
mand from His Honor One plain drunk
completed the docket. At the police hear
ing this morning Lewis Mason was fined IS
aud costs for creating a disturbance at the
Nonpareil ball last night. A common drunk,
so cents and costs, closed the proceedings.