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rzg~ None genuine without bunch Of green Hops
on the white label. Shun all the vile, poisonous
stuff with " Hon " or Hops in their name.
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THE HARLEM RAILROAD.
Valuable Suggestion Of interest to Men
Employed on all Railroads. Read il,
il You Would be Benefited.

No man is better known along the line of the
Harlem X. X. than Conductor Trowbridge. He
writes follows:
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7 PER CENT INVESTMENTS /!

Iowa Mortgages on Improved Farms, not exceed
ing one-third OF the cash value of property bearing
interest at six per cent and seven per cent semi.
annually principal and interest payable at address of
owner. Also six per cent Iowa School Bonds ON
call ON or address, J, W. BROCK or A. W. PERRIN.
Montpeer Vermont,
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CHILDHOOD has no forebodings; but
then it is soothed by no memories of
outlived sorrow.-George Eliot.
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Desirable Property for Sale

ON account OF Ill health win sell my place, sit
uated In Chelsea, w. one-half mile north of the
hotel consisting of one and one-haf acres of land
well furnished two-story house, good barn, a saw
mill, carpenter and blacksmith shop. The property
will be sold cheap. Il. u. DENSMORE
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PARLoR SUITS of the new designs
and very nice upholstery at one price,
wholesale and retail, at Paine's.
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Poor, White & Greenough,
BANKERS.

DRIME RAILWAY SECURITIES ALWAYS ON
HAND FOR INVESTMENT.
MINNEAPOLIS REAL ESTATE 7 PER CENT
BONDS FOR SALE AT l0l AND INTEREST.
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RAILWAYS" CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
AZ WALL ST., NEW YORK,
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SELECT EXcURsIoN 10 THE
SEAcIioRE.

The Pennsylvania Railroad an ,
nouucesa Select Excursion TO the
Seashore on THURSDAY, JULY
3lst, 1884. leaving Pittsburg by
special train at 3 81 q. m, Eastern
Standard time, arriving at Phladel
rbia at 1.25 p. M. where passengers
viii remain over night aud proceed
to The Shore The next morning, leav-
ing Market Street Wharf as fJllowe:
For Atlantic City $50 q. IN, Cape
May III. Tickets will be good
to return on any train (excopt New
York and Chicago Limited) for TEN
DAYS. This special train will be
composed OF fine Easilako coaches
aud Pulimau's Luxurious p1rl)r cars
Tickets for this excursion will be on
sale at the following points and at
greatly reduced rates. Pittsburg
$1,000; lrwiu-, 1900; Greensburg,
10 90 Uuiontowu, 1000; Connells-
VILE, 10 % Indiana 10 90; Johns.
town, 9.2J Cresson, s 80; Altoona,
s 500; Tyrone, 7.6j Huntingdon,
10; Cumberland, $50; Bedford,
$50 Mt Cniou, G.75; Lewistown
Junction. 600 MifIl.n, sos, New
port 800. The Harvest will be
gajhcrod by July 3lst. Aud as you
will want a few days vacation and
rest wo chceriully recommend all
our readers TO take advantage Cf
this offer az there is no moro de-
l,gh,ful place than the Srashoro A
4 p in the grand oil Ocean will
reimburse you, with tie sea breezs
to your credit. For full information
call Oh Agents of the Company or
address Ihos. T.. Watt, Passenger
gent, Western District, 1l0 Fifth
Avenue, rittsburg, Pa.
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rpring f,om a desire for vengeance
for tic defeat of Foloer7 No. il
does NOT Il ia conducted bv nm nj
,oca,ber d;ffa,ant faction Cu,i,plv
enough tho present pepublican
,sbols uho will NOT have ,,,,,,;rg IN
do with Mr. Blaine w,uld so,, to
bo nodo nm ch;oay min, u,o F,oo
Trade w;rg of H.. R.r,blic,n ,,riv.
THO co,,ros If h,ir ,,v.,,.nt o,o
in Bos,.p New Haven. and Now
yorL Ibev uol,,ic,lc lccoromis,s
r.tb., thon polt,c;,ps md os ,o
u,,ir uo,,hcr ,bc,o !. mn ,,csc,,
m ems Of telliuo how p,oat # NAV
In.
Wbo, con,se II q S,alear, H,pub
Iira,s mcpr to tnk, IN this cri., il
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s-Eu- -s,-,say.vssrH1zaz--
I FREE Trade p1A7ToHM.

From the midst Of tho two.col
anu verbiago Of the ID smocrat,c
National platform We select aud asl.
our worhiugmen aud manufacturers
to thoGghIIu.ly consider the two
following clear aud direct free trade
declarations, which arc, iuleed,
mere rcfyrmulGtion of tho Tariff
blank OF lSSO-'a Taliif for revenue
only Tho first is the expression
OF tue purpose OF the Democratic
party i'll the event Of lis success
tie polls il November
TO reduce taxation to tho lowest
limit consistent with due regard to
the preservation of the nation t. its
creditors and pcnsiJrers
The second is
We demand that federal taxation
shall be exclusively for public pur-
poses, aud shall not exceed the
needs Of the government economical-
ly administered"
That last is identical in meaning
with the Democaratic Tariff plank Of
1850, except that tho former went
direct to tho mark, wLile the latter
goes indirectly towards it. Tue
demand is just as clear in the last
rs IN the first, that the tariff shall
be for revenue only that not or
cent Of Federal taxes shall DO im~
posed for protection. There shall
bo no Tariff levies beyond tue pre-
C SO sum needed for paying the bare
cost OF administering the affairs OF
the government it is a free trade
plank, though it be vanished over
40 thickiy by words of no meaning
beyond that OF establishing q false
pretense.
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------S--- ~ 49,, =, -~r1e-s-
-N .SSI ~ G.A-. " = :,

Pennsylvania bas peculiar doty
IN this grent Presidential contest,
and one which it viii not be safo fpf
any man to overlook. II is the
greatest Of all tariff States, aud the
conduct Of rs campaign aud tho oG~
thu-ilsm ongenderci viii 20 far to-
ward aiding like bnt less uuaui.
nous sentiment in Nsw York, New
Jersey, West Virginia, Onio aud In-
diana Our effort will Grtt be fit
by Ohio and West Virginia in OctJ'
Der, aud if these do we'll Indiana
will surely follow ia November, not
withstaRding the fact that Ilendiick-
is one Of tue Democratic uUminccs.
Pennsylvania effort, at home aud
within her own bDidcrs, to iusarc
success, must be rs great as IN any
previous National contest, and III
addition she should aid from any
surplus Of means or enthusiasm, he,
sister tariff Statos-fJr upon all Of
these, Pennsylvania rs we'll as any { I
the others, success depends. ii
pcnusylvana's effort is 40. as great
rs tho public need demands, not
alone Pennsylvaninns, but all neigh
boring States will lose confidence,
AID all the fruits Of u good example
may be lost.
1t is Peunss lvania's lot in this
great baitlo to encourage by her
pwn Efforts here anl with Lcr great
tariff ncighbors that spirit which
means nothing short Of complete
triumph for Protection. Ii viii be
4 contest in which no tariff State can
atf,ld to show over couiileuco, aud
Vhilcit will doubtless oul in victory
it should ever be born in mind that
victory only comes to those who
show through their own efforts that
they best deserve it
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EXECUTORS. SALE
Of Valuable Real Estate.

THE undersigned. Executors Of
4 tue last VIII and testamsut Of George Her.
mah, late OF l'ntre Township, Snyder county.
Pa.' decd, pur.u.nt TO an o.d'r is,uod out OF
the Orph1u Court Of SuYier CJuaty, will cX.
hosa 70 public ,nle on tue premises ia Centre
township. taid County, abuut 2iS mites West
OF Centrovi-c, In Musser's valley, on
Thursday, August 2S. 1854,
At 10 O'Clock. a. ~, tho bllo,ing described
real state, late o'siii GsJtgo Hsrmau, dec ID
TO vat:
A Valuable Farm,
situate In Centre Township. On the Mrs.e-'s
Nallry Road, leading fruI Centreyils to 'rrox.
e,vll"' bounded W lands u less Fry, Peter
Herman. John D-o5ler, Eltnaniol DoObler,
Danie! hermnn e.. al" aud con,ainiug
lil Acres.
more or los', ,ofwhlch soa,res are cleared and in
q good STATE ot cult, Nu,r. Ias IN prove
ments are ~ gool, wsathet.bjlrlcI
T@o>Story Log House,
a Large Bank Darn, cider Press 2Pis stables.
Corn CRIB, Wells, sDOd young Orchard,
cOntaiuins different varieties Of fruit in first
class bearing condition.
also n valuable farm tItulto In tho same
Township, adi lining iEs above described tract
| on the EA.t, and bounded by ltuis of uopnia
Snmpsol, Robort hassinsgr, an others, con-
taillog.
IbS Acres,
moro or less, of whiJh about 20 acres are clear.
ed ani n tgO0i rtrte Ufcultivltipn, tha bal.
cuco good timb' rlnnl. Tie imprOvoin ,nts are
a Plank Fame House, good Bank Barn,
Corn trib, and other necessary ohtbuildiugs
/ a large Spring and stream OF runbIny water
on premlsrs' also hrst class Or,hard In good
! bearing condition.
! TERMS - per cont, cash on day Of Fale :
Onr-haIt or bal ltrc' upon confirmation OF sa .
/ ~ Court, aud tho faliuce ia one year from
date of confirmation. Tho widows Dover /
! r.mNin IN tho land, to DO secured by bond and
Mortgage.
! JACOB HASsINGER
| ROBERT HASSINGER,
| July u 1851. Executors
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me kuth:rizaj Pictorial Lives CT
Clove.aa1 and hendricks.

Announcement is made Of the
rapid completion Of Pictorial work
comprising the Lives Of the presi-
dental Candidates on the Democrats
ic ticket, written by the veteran
anthor Col Frank Triplctt, and
published by y y. Thompson & Co.,
ST Louis, Mo, aud New York. This
work is sold through agents oxclus-
lively. 1t is designed, not only to
serve the popular taste aud want in
giving. oXhaustiyely, the facts in the
boyhood and manhood Of the Can
dIdutcs their private Lives and
Public Services-but to have q more
enduring interest than the ordinary
/ Clmpuign book. To this end tho
publishers have engaged on tho work
corps Of skilled designers and en-
grHyc.s to elegantly and profdsely
lili>lIblc lbc E'"l'S uUi luclNtu -
in the lives of these eminent men,
now 10 prominently before tho peo-
plo. Personal anecdotes and rcmin.
iscrucos will constitute loading
aud certainly n most entertaining
nnl instructive feature of this timo.
ly work.
Col Wriplett has marked ability,
and enjoys especial distinction as .
Biographical writer. While eXhaus~
tive in the recital Of facts, lis pow
els of analysis, and his keen insight
irto the philosophy Of eyonts and
measures, give his special promi-
nenco among American writer's OF
pcrsolal history. 1t is not too
much to gay that he is better prepar
el for the work in hand than any
other American author
Tho books from his pen, OF which
several have beon published, have
met the popular taste and been more
than ordinarily succossful. They
have given him high raul, among
American authors, and the public
men of the day, This his given him
unsurpassed facilities for procuring
all the material for the work now in
hand, As book OF fascinating in,
terost, beauty and profusenoss Of
illustration, AMI of comprehensive
ness Of fact, it will commend it,
self to every voter,
To the bool; agent this raro COM
binntion Of authentic history, pic
torial illustration and brilliant
authorship, will at once suggest tho
universal demand it will create, aud
also tho advantages in interest it
has over the ordinary Campaign
book, aud the grand opportunity it
offers for profitable agency. We ad'
vertise il in another column.
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tcbnAssss. Rom last ws,e)
How Watch Cases are Mcde.

This process Of ofmanufacture was invented
by James Boss, who started in business in
1854, and the methods and tools used in
making these watch cases are covered by
patents. This is hs only watch case made
under this prOccs' For many years the in'
PRODUCTION Of these goods was slow, owing
topopular prejudice against plated" goods,
but gradually the public learned that the
james Boss Gold Watch Case was not a
cheap goli-wdshed or electro-plated article,
but was made Of genuine gold plates Of
standard quality and thickness. Conscientious
adherence to the determination TO make
the bet watch case ever put on the market,
and the adoption Of every improvement
suggested, has made the james Boss Gold
Watch Cds; the STANDARD. -,,rt u s.,s
In this watch case the parts 6 .
most subject to wear--the bou, cropn, hinges,
humb.cd,ches, etc., are made Of SOLID GOLD.
send ,smp Keystone Watch Case Factories, Pha.
dephi Pa, Tor hardcps Illustrated showing bow
Jane. Doe. and ksy,toss Watch Cases ne made.
(7b DC eontinsed)
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Senator Cameron, who is a bus
mess man aud always speaks from n
business standpoint, said
Why should our people buy q toy
from Germany instead of buying
one that is made in America ? Why
should they buy cheap cotton and
WOODEN cloth tn at comes from Eng.
land Why should they buy wool
that comes from Australia 7 Why
should they i'm port sugar from the
West Indies and cheap machinery
from England ? Why should they
contribute to the prosperity of other
countries at the expense OF their
own ? am in favor of tho utmost
freedom of trade between the States
Of tho Union, but OF the highest
possible protection against other
countries for everything that we can
produce ourselves. II the people
wish to buy the products OF other
countries shan our own, thaa lot
then pay ior theu.'
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POLITICAL AR--yML-IC.
FROM THE =. Y. .1'x DIEM.

PROM THE =. Y. tCN .pEM.y
In 1880 Gen. Garfield received il
the State Of New York 5Jj.jli votes
apd Gen. Hancock j3i, i,1ll votes
In 1882 Judge Folger, Eepulicau
candidate for Governor, received
3i2, AGA votos, and Mr.. Cleveland
Democratic candidate, j5j,3lS. Mr
FolSer had precisely 2l3oS) votes
fewer than Gen. Garfield the year
before, while Mr. Cleveland had on
ly S07 votes moro than hal been
given to Hancock This shows
that il the election Of 1852 more
than 2lS,o0O Eopubicpns stayed
away from the polls and would not
vote at all, while the body OF Dem
ocratic voters was enlarged by only
SO7, n smaller number than the un.
tural increase due to toe growth Of
tho population. Thus, MIR. Cl.ye-
lands vast ma aiprity came not from
additions to TIE Domucratia party
bnt from the abstontiDu Of dis,atis-
fled Republicans unwilling t. give
their suii'sagcs to the Republican
candidate.
Who composed this mass Of 2l3
600 abstaining Republican voters
aud what were their reasons for
keeping away from the polls This
is a simple question, not difficult 10
answer. They were the fliouds aud
mourners Of the murdered President
Garfield Gul Jllga Folgor, the
caudlddte for Governor whom they
dollt with thus ietally, was the com.
panIon and roprcsc ntatiyo Of tue
Sialwart leader, Cen. Arthur, who
Tad become President through ihe
death Of Garfield. These 2I3,0Ol
voters kept away from the ballot
boxes through hostility to Folger
aud to Art4ur, Thoro was notiang
in their act to Indicate peculiar con-
filencc in Mr.. Cleveland, OF auy de-
sire for the success Of the Democrat
ic party. 1t was simply an act
revolt against the leader who had
accidentally attained to tho Chi {
command Of the Republican army.
What light do these figures cast
upon the probabilities Of 1854 , In
considering this question the first
fact to be observed is that the very
seutmopt and the identical men
who thus cXacuted Vengeance upon
Folger aud Arthur in 1882, have
now brought about The nomination
OF Mr., Blaine. 1t was the ghost OF
Garfield and the candidacy Of Ar
thur that nominated Blaine, aud
this nomination merely eoutinu, 9
the same policy and illustrates the
same passions which led to the
oyerthrogn of Folger 10 1882 1t
was the friends and mourners oi
Garfield who beat Folger and it is
the friends aud mourners OF Garfield
who are endeayoripg to elect Blaine
now.
But there is rebellion against
blaine and who are tho rebels
j. tbeirrebelion conducted by the
IMPROVEMENT OF whom Arthur ard
dc at a cost Of 81. ana sss .
will either have to turn the cur ,,ns7
stream or send the rest Of tho huso'
- ia9Gk % shs Treasury. oe.y oI' ~
J sSs 70, g.x 2. 8, 20 2
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List Of Grand Jur5rs

bist ~ fGrsni Jurors drawn for the rotuiar
term, oom lnencing SepiemD'r 81 i3si.
Beayor-Samuei Bickel, william II. Ewing
John VI. Hoss, Ucorge a. Kline, Howard
Shatntach.
Centrc-Enoch Ringaman.
Chapm tG-iDel stan - 'brgsB Waiscr.
frarklin -heny r. Beaver, Thomas Del
trick.
Monroe norman p. App Johu 4. Cochran
lgstc Jarr-tt, II A X tuE
Midlloburgh--J. o. BufiinItOn, AmJn Herb.
ster.
Middiecre~k -.iohn Freese.
Pcnn--aatun \. CUu:al.
Ferry William Y. Hoffman.
selinSgrove-trcdeGek1 1uIdrum, Levi Kin :
nty.
WsshinSton-W lie, Arbogast, Jacob NJ.
Duck, JJnn Strayer.
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The Democracy will dodge. A
party which .in brief twenty-four
years has gone wrong on the war. on
reoonstruction and on resumption
cannot be expected to go right this
time
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
At PUBLIC SALE!

THE undersigned Executors of
Il tho estate of samuel BoNorsoK, late o.
Fmntlin township, Snyder county, ps., dcc'd,
Nlli expose 10 puzzle sale, ia tic Borough OF
MidG!obu gh, Pa. On
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BUY 1T AND TRY IT.


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Try il for baekache.
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Try IL for lamencss,
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%
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like Mr.. Blaine for one reason /;
he stands right mp square, states bic
opinion, and then, If things don't
s"ii him, he does not "snlk in bis
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AUDITORS NOTICE.
In rc estate Of Adam Walter, late of
Franklin township, decd,

ITtlIhlll township, uec u,
The undersigned Auditor appointed by the Or.
phans' Court tO distribute the funds IN the hands
Of John Walter anA Icre Walter Administrations
Of the estate Of Adam Walter late Of FRANKLIN
township Snyder county, Pa, will ST for the pur
pose NJ his appointment at the Office OF Smith 4
Wunledy IN Middlebuph, on Saturday, Aug. o,
1851, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. when aud where all per-
sons Interested may attend II they think prOpOr.
j, IL. ARNOLD, Auditor,
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'NHE undersigned Executors of
L tho estate OF samuel BovorsoK, late or
fnatlin township, Snyder county, Pa, dcc'd, |
WI expose To puzzle sale, iu tic Borough OF
Midd!eOa gh, Pa, On
Saturday, August 30, 1854,
The fI,owi1g described Real Estate, 70 wit
TRACT No. i-St'uto IN Franklin t,wn.
shIp, Snydfr county, pa, about ono ni o East
ol M'ddloburgh, coatainlng
1875 Acres,
moro or Iprs. bounded North by lands Of 7 ohm
a. Dietrich nld Jonathan Rudy, East by
ianls Of Samuel Witenmyor and others,
south ~ land. Of the ieirs Of Jacob Bo'onder,
oi II II :chman and otbors, (Lnowu ~ the Isaac
smith faru), wher con arc erected god
tSo.story
Frame Honse. Stone Barn,
and other csasary ontbulIdIng', Spring OF
excellent wAtor near the house, running water
IN 1aI haTP ystg, Sona ali 1f[Ga.a Isag wL s'Tsy
tate of cultivation, except about IS Acres
which IL vel! timbsrol.
TRACT No. 2--Sitaate in franklin town.
ship, county ald state Htorosii, near Benfur
station, ) & l., X. r., containing
Ill Acres,
more or Iess, bounded North by lands of J.
{. SchOch. East by land, of George BOyersox.
south by MID llncreek, West by lands OF John
II. W alter, known as tho upper rin) where.
On are erected two'story
Frame House. Good Barn,
and other necessary outbuildings--the house
has Hlate rOof-well OF good water near th .
door Orchard Of choice fruit. This tract Is
all clear aud under good cultivation except
about A crcs which Is we'll timDored.
TRACT NJ. S-SituAto in tho township,
county and State Aforesaid, o1nt4ininR
2s2 Acres,
moro or losE the same being Mountain land,
blnulci Surth by lands Of BlOOmsbnrg Iron
90, Eastby lands of j. Grouse aud others,
south by lands of Bloomsburg Iron Co., ana
West by lands OF George BOwersox.
TRACT No. IS tuats ia Centre township.
county aud state Aforesaid, about one mile
West Of Centreyillo. coutainiDg
4s Acres,
more or lees. the samo being timborland, we'll
ret with Chestnut aud Rock OAK, The eX'|
'ocutOrs hAyo only one .fourth interest IN this
tract, hut arrangements have b'En lqgde with
tho Other owners and II will bs oiNred as
wEole or In parts to SUIT purchasers
TERMS-20 per cent, OF the purchase mOnoy
70 be paid whom tue property IL truck down =
halt Of balance on tho fret day Of OF Aprl, 1885,
wlen possession viii be given, aud tho bal
ance on tho hrst day OF October 1885 with IN
terost from April !, ls35-i'st payment 10 bo
secured by bond, mortgage or ludSomoLt
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock a. IN. OF said
day.
FRANKLIN BOwERSoX
CURTIN BoWERSOX,
July q, 1884, Executors.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1884-07-24
Saturday, August 80. 1854,

The fl'owilg described Real Estate, 70 wit
TRACE NJ. l-Situtto IN Frauklln t'wn.
ship, Snydfr county, Pa, about ono hio East
ut Mtddloburgh, coataiuIng