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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22
SATURDAY. DEuEnBER aa. 1888.


A FEw Of the KilghIs OF LNbOr Iu
PhllAdslphiA are maklng greAi donkeys
Of lh mselses, and bringing dlsrsdl,
on the order With which they are n
neo,sd By opposing the plan psejelisd
By Mr., Isaiah Williamson 70 found 90
Institution ahere boys can learn 9 z I'D
trade. 10 most people Mr.. William
sons munlnJent Riti OF millions Of dbl
lars for his purp0se WAs one OF the
greatest loans that could b. bsslo we'd
upon . city, but 10 these few sheri-
slghied men, Who sssm TO think thai no
boy should be permitted 70 acquire .
trade In any other way than under the
rules OF . trAds uuion, II IL . curse.
American mechanics have been de.
ollning ever since the old lndsnture
system Was abolished, and al present
In mauy OF our shops, The prlnolps
work nen are Foreigners, men who
learned thelr trades In the old oounuy
under = master, 70 whom they Wsrs AZ
pEenhced for seven yelrs. The way
tbAi matters are nov oondu 3ted u 10 >
q a sull mAsieF for . boy 70 Learn .
trade, 20 that Whea his Apprsni Il Ssshl
Il completed DO will be master OF Is,
Azd As good trade IL worth more to 3
boy than . for une, this is very asrlou-
mAttsr. rbe critical age OF boyIls from
10 10 20 years OF age, and II q lFias
those years their time is spent Aad their
minds employed In acquiring some use
ful bnslnssss ell tho chances are 10
iAvor Of Ihslr becoming & ,od men. Bat
II during those years they are per-
mitlsd 70 form Idle Asi dissoluls hAolm
there 10 very little hope tor them.
10 Tor Vie purpose Of helping boys ,r
bsooms good men and useful oldz ms
that Mt. Williamson propoIes 90 DO.
hAls his i'm nenss fortune Of abou
tWelve million dolIArs, and II seems 10
NJ thst u ls worse than folly Tor auy
man or organization 10 oppoleIl. Ava
general thlng Il will BE- sous OF work
lngmen thai Rill DO benefited By thi.
Institution, consequently ttsy should
b the very last 10 Objsst 70 II, II VS.
great mlstsks 10 abolish the linden
lured apprentice system, although Il
had lite eviis and AdVAn iAgss, but even
With these evils Il ives . thousand
ZINES better than IL la for our boys 10
Be compelled 70 do without n lrads.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22


MISS MILLER. Mss johnson and
Ahe other lady teachers OF NJ. 8 Ssbool
lfs snh'lsi 10 3 great deal OF credit iol
ths entertainment Whi,h they provldei
Tor shelr scholars yesterday, and Va
have no doubt but II was fully ap,ra-
GLAZED By the boys and girls. The chill
oFeH spent q very pleasant afternoon,
and one thA. viii long be Fsasm osEs !.
A isAoaer Who wishes to b. saou sstui
nust observe tso ralsr; the Arss Ia tu
gain The cons isnOe, rsspscl and nff.e.
non OF the scholars, and secondly 70
cAreinlly study 1hsir dispositions
Thers are some children shat no,hips
bat punishment will have any efs5,
up'n, while there are others sho car
De mach better ruled by q kind word
or gentle FspRoo', and whom . mora
s--'anl punishment would only render
stubborn ani nnylslding. Tb sss is1,s
seem 10 b IA ~ understood By the
taA'hsrs Of No. 9. and this, We sup pose
u the be1reI o. their guosIss via The
soholAFL Tbs enter anime Rlysu
yssNFiay will no doubt DO mora
t9sAEd s5iabliShlnl the proper relAlioua
% Hts2 seAakerI and scholars shAn al
y assazras tAEl ooal3 have besa De.
HTs-s1 c. ia Izhjsh
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22
Hall calf sets 90 cents a g0l.

AaAA SnlA bSts 20 ems u GDE-
A0le.
Thirteenth street side
Ribbons have taken on
the quickest kind OF Holiday
llutter-they tie to almost
everything where there's
room for a knot. Moye Than
t0oO h@Hd,sd feet Of counter
TER them. Twice over the
longest we know of and
twice over the buyers.
East Transept, aud near by.
You can BRING the Sun
shine of summer flowers in.
to the house for toe mer
est trIhs. Art with every
grace OF nature. You will
hardly say which "a which.
A bee couldn'r. nett-r than
the real In many " y. Nc
whitening, no leaves crop.
ping.
roses hyscinths
lilies liiacs
tulips carnations
and a garden full of as love
Ily shapes and oolors a.
leaves and petals ever take
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22
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II co m;2 &b and k.sp Il; Suniiyt 9s
a m end b2Spm. ~ y"
TRAINS LEAVE MAEkEr 81. sTAtlny
For Philadelphia, ? D.. is.. ds.ly 49,
SUNDAY. For Baltimore, sam. ari ~"
M, DAILY, q .. m ,.da|IY. event 500,
Z ~ landrnnefE,o. q. m., a.H 9 NJ
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LEAVE PulLApErPuN non wttuya
Daily 'I4O5a. m-, 's.s, laa. '.faar
y oo, noon, 49,, 800, $50, ~ t1i ~
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Daily except s,uIag ana ,..an
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SUNDAY only. s.aIA .4.
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Hates 20 western point l9vtr llil va lnT
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GEM l'1s5. Ag.at, tgagg' Manage
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22

We were dangerously near out of our elegant hem
stitched handkerchets for men at cents Our
stock starts us off fresh again with plenty for all
We on the last % dozen Of those elegant Silk
Handkercheis for Lades-neat and stylish borders re-
duced from so TO 81 cents
Silk Mufller-You know good silk of course. rich
soft, lustrous.-Compare Attorney cream to skim milk
and you have our 81 Muer contrased with the oYdjnay
onee--no thin, siingey Muflers for US.
Two more lots Of Umbrellas just 10 time xidizsd
handles and natural sticks Lisle Spun Silk Gorlas SILK
and Ginghsms 81, 81 So 50, So so up to So and $40
Fur Topped Kid Gloves for Men, sizes u Oh $L2s
Fur Topped Gloves for Ladies, S. and 81 25 Fn,
Topped Kid Gloves for Children, IS cents and 81
For the practical gver thought Underwear would
not 60 amss. For good, strong inexpensive red under
wear We have shirts and drawers for men at ~ cents
each, and from that price up the very fine medcated
scarle--s3 30 for the suit Brown mixed camels-har
suits are the most popular thing in mems underwear
good, warm and soft washing 1915 the suit Merino
woven underwear always standard 81 and So so for the
suit. Ladies NJ Tno at the prices aud a very fine
all wool Jersey Ribbed vest for lioies 81 90.
Blankcts--A big, generous one-a lunee and
your toes are sticking ou-EoT that kind but big one
Think OF some Of your fri nds who would thank YOU for
blanket; could you give II em better appreca.
BILE thng-a blanket thought would do you credit-co-
ton quilts, elder downs, aud all the nice warm bedding
things for the winter yet to conn., here In prouson
Baby Blankets crib Sizes soft and wooy lamb with Dor
ders baby blue and baby pink Do you know OF any
pecng parents who would like one for their bonny baby and who
are making the old one do?-,hink ofbaby blankets
Our Carpet Department has many desirable things for gifts:
ISIarPet aweepers Rugs
all useful and might help you out of your dilemma
In our Coat Department
Plush Goats Gretchens
Newmarkets Wraps
Modjcskas.
In our Upholstery Department
Lace c urtains Madras
Turcoman Curtains Etimene
China Silks Pushes
Antique Lace
Sfotf 9btH ca6y caf1iRg Until Christmas.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22
|. n. LEWIS & Bro.
YOU WANT GOOD CANDY

you went real good unadultefated
candy go 10 GEORGE L. FERGU-
IONS store and Candy Manuiac-
tory No. 1 Fast Second street, and there
you will and all kinds, at the lowest bot
tom prices He msnufac ures his own
candy aud has no Iced 10 offer an ounce
o. gold for every ounce Of adulieration
found His candies need no guarantee;
they speak Tor themselves. dis OF
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22
Out Again

n Andrew Carey, Of the Jackson aad
saArf Company, who vas badly injured
= being thrown from carriage some
tine ago, has entirely recovered. and
-9Jks A. bright a. . dollar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22
900 PAIRS
Christmas Shippers
Every Pair a Bargain.

Choice, elegant, bright, useful,
acceptable. Slippers for men,
women and Children; Slippers
Of Fine Goat, Embroidered and
Plush Of various grades. Our
very large assortment gives a
a wide choice and opportunity
TO exchange if you geess the
wrong size.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22

GRINSELL,
IS {, Cor End & Orange Sis
Has a large stock Of the fol.
lowing goods for Christmas
and New Years Presents al
the lowest possible prices:
Rattan Rockers,
Plush Rockers,
Carpet Rockers.
Hat Racks
Hail Racks,
Children's Racks
Children's Tables,
Children's Bedsteads,
Chldren's Desks
Student Chairs,
Pictures, all kinds,
Rugs, all kinds
Hanging Lamps,
Book Stands,
Corner Stands.
Bcquet Tables,
Marble Top Tables,
Backing Cases
Easels,
Book Cases,
Secretaries
Mirrors,
Commodes,
High ChsiIs, Etc.
Cash, Weekly or Monthly
Payments.
TH0S. GRIUSELL,.
s. E. CORNER
End & ORANGE SITS,
@ Open evenings till 8
O'Clock. do
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22

IT IS = mss,sr o tn,,rss, 1, thu
Isr ners Of thiH STATS, ard 10 tsol 81 ths
entire Pen nsuta, tha, Q aus sore I Il,
Sho is nov baild'ug sn inmsnss
sugar leu'e PtilEd kia, hss an
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22

Such a hustle in Books!
So much to make a str +!
After all there's no surer
gift if you are In doubt as to
ttn IS.
Editions de Luxe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22
Ia sets, cloth bnnnd:

Tie D'Artoruan Eomancos,
by Alex Dumas, 10 vols tll.Oi
Thackcry, 10 vols ....,..... 4.Og
sect, L A5ls,,...........,.,.-,. GO
Eusl,in, Il Euls.,........... 40
Rawlinson' Ancient Mon
Tchicsi 0 yels........... 2.el
Dickens, 10 vols. ......... 4.5l
George Eliot, q YoIs........ 35J
Edgar Allen Poe, vols -. 81,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22
FOURTH & MARKET SITS.

It's nearly over-EIave you made up your mind yet?
Stand on the corner of Fourth and Marke;-iook
down Fourth and you WON'T wonder we are in the centre
OF trade.
Old Chris has showered his Turkeys Trees and HOLY
Unfortunately busy mari Is Fourth and Market
both inside and out.
Two more days of Christmas talk and then the pleas
ure ott liberalization
We are doing best with the space at our command
To the rush at the Handkerchief Counters we have
stationed Ealesades thick that they almost fall over
each other-paence, friends and remember our advice
as to the hours.
IoH mil fbaa tile most Pleasant SIq8btng before 10 a. NJ
and after p m.
To avoid the crowding necessary to get out Of the
store we have opened outlet Fourth street M,oug
Tie 6zSensHk
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22

DRuCTOE s GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
TONIGHT
SOCIETY : PR - CELY FAFnRiFkS,
DFtN Us a EEAEINfN
HGHneT ne 81 E9mpABE.
Prices, 25 50, 75and 81
Three HtEuts and Tuesday sad rednesdk7
Matinee comm e-r uE rDHdaE Dccem1eg "a.
TWO JOHNS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22

Forced sale OF goods till
all the large stock OF Suits,
Pants and Vets, Boys and
Children's Clothing and
Overcoats, sre sold.
This is a clearing out
sale, and now Is your chance
to save money by purchls.
ing a good winter suit aud
overcoat These goods are
principally our own make,
first class In every respect,
and will be sold for the
benht OF the assignee by
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22

NoTICE-ALL COMMUNICATIONS,
N ehecks postal notes or ether business
should be directed 10 REPuBLlCAN PUBLISH
lRG PRINTING COMPANY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22

Entered at the Post Office at Whining
Del, as second class man matter.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22
A LIST or
Cheap and Useful
Christmas Presents
A.
WYATT & co.
6o3 Market Street.
6o3 Market Street.
! U
AH Wits III
SHIR IS
AE 20, Is, 75c AK

SIX aud Satin MuilIers
from 81 90 tof! 50
Satin and Silk SlSpOude's
ZION tl.O0 to t-.0l'
six worked SuspsndeIa
from 800 to 5N.
Six and Satin Handkerchief
from ajc to- SlOJ.
Fur top Kid Gloves from 5Oa osl,o@
Fur Gloves aud Muiliers -
Jersey Clolh Gloves from a5a to t,e 4,
Scotch wool Gloves lr'm#a1c 70 ti,VV'
Dress Kid Gloves from S 10 TO- 7. y :,
Caster Buck GLOVES ir0m 100 70 fi'2'-
White and Bordefed EutEtr.hitl'
" NV "' i;on l2l c toS5c
Six and Satin Scat Ties m
Mems Wooden Jackets ri, d,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-22

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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-15
The Wise Choice.

The nomination of Grover Cleve-
land was an evidence of weakness.
He had positively agreed not to run
Tor II second term. He has done n
number of insincere things during
his term. He has been unfair and
unfriendly to the soldiers. and his
Rebel battle flag order made him enc.
mics. He has hedged on the tariff
uestion only for votes, when he
should have been sincerely Free
Trade when he said he was. His
dismissal of Lord Sackville West was
only n catering to the Democratic
at'onal Committee, while his Re
tallatlon message was issued ONLY to
gam political advantage. He has
not stood the scrutiny of an intelli.
gent public, "A people that can be
truted in the darkest hour of their
extreme need.
When we look back over the brief
campaign, we can say that the sever.
est test applied to the brave and I'M
sullled patriot Gen. Harrison, has re-
suited not only in his magnificent
triumph at the polls, but also in the
determined approval of a good.
earnest, un5eltish man for the first
ollicc IN the gift of the American
people. He has steadily risen in the
estimation of the people since the
day he was nominated. The conn.
try knew of him before as the lend
ing Republican of Indiana. as n man
VINO by his own steady, persevering
Efforts had risen to the leadership of
the bar of his State and as United
States Senator whose record was
blemish.
But 1t remained for this campaign
to reveal him to the country as n
statesman of broad and comprehen-
'lVe views, an orator of more than
ordinary eloquence, IA man who is at
home with all classes of people. and.
above all, with n private character
beyond spot or stain. The shafts
hurled at him by the enemy have fall |
en- harmless from his shield of in
.egrity, and all through the cam.
oaign it has been the unanimous
opinion of the Republicans from
Maine to California that the Chicago
Convention made the wisast and
most prudent choice when it select
'd General Harrison to lead the Re |
publican party in the campaign of
ISSS He viii go into the Presiden.
.ial Office with the respect of all. He
will provea IA safe, upright, honorable
President. God bless him
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-15
List OF Petit Jurors.

BEAVER. !. Nnttcrn.
Beaver West-W. ID Iierbster. H. II. HerbSter
Centre-W. A. Shook. John Beacnel. Eno,h Blnga.
man.
Chapman-N. w Rohrur.
franklln-Theodore Esdey. George \. Snyder.
JackSOn-GeOrgc Prut2nln.
Middlcburgh-John 4. MOatz.
Monroe-kobcrt Lcshcr =. VI. Teats,John Schoch,
g. q. Fiss.
Penn-Nathan klIngler,Ienry Oldt, isaac Erliley.
William H. Wagner
Perry Joseph Lcnig, II. II. Relchcnbach George
Melser
Perry W.-C. 5 Dmm. W, W Reading Isaac
NeitZ, John Kepler
Selnsgroye-J. A. Ludwig. A. " Carey Miles
Wetzel. A. b. Keck. DIniel Stauticr. Be1Ja-
min UlriCh.
S1rfng-ll. j. ArbOgast f. j. Manbeck j. H.
Long, T. j. Keller. Isaac GetL. ". II. Ewing.
John ID. GoSS
UniOn-W. 3. Lanheart. H. H. Sechrlst, $. r.
Schaefrer ID. q. Stahl,
WashlngtOn-Salaphat Hendricks, oscar Dunklc.
ROlsh.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-15
M ARRIED

October 18th, by Rev. j. f. VAN.
pole, Asa H. Hendricks, to Miss
Mary f. Abogast, both of Freeburg.
- Nov; II at the parsonage by Rev
y, f.. Phueger, jerome j. Drcese of
Adams township to Kate G. Hart
man OF Franklin township.
sept, 30, by Rev. n. Young, at
Mcclure, +. /. Stuck to Jamatia NJ
Haley, both of Mcclure.
Nov, "A, by S. p. Orwig, at hisresi-
dence III Middleburgh, james c.
Dolman, and Emma T.. McClenahan,
both of Mifllin co. Pa.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-15
List OF Grand Jurors

List OF Grand Jurors drawn for the Court o
oyer ana Torlniner and General jail delivery anc
tOurt Oi quarter sessions Of the Peace OF snyder
county held ~ December Session 1854. cuInnenC
Ing December e. 4. j. 1sss
AdamS-l'aacC Swa"tZ
Bcavcr-Edward Beaver
Beaver W.-Charles \. smith. Jacob H. Howell
Cenlre-John MOhn. Henry SnoOH sen. G. "
showers. Thomas Martin
Chapnan--frlnk Wallace. Milton A. IIcrrold
Frunklin-.llOwdrd Schlmbach
neutrality-suspicious. ROmig.
MiddeCreek-Danlcl Nagle
MOnrOe-llenry TreXe
Penn-W, Is. ,,eInberllng Henry uosterman
Selln llerncr,
Perry. s. Portzinc &. A. smith.
Perry West--Mllton " Gordon John stuck
UnlOn-Elias :. Stahl
Weller. Jacob WIbn.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-11-15
D:n't Experiment.
You cannot afford TO wpstp time 81,

You cannot afford to waste time ~
experimenting when your lungs ar" IN
danger. Cpu,uuptipn alNHy seems
at hrst 0uiy II cold. d. not permit
any dealer To inpos. upon you with
some cheap imitation of Dr. kimg's
New Discovery for CouerurttiOu
Coughs and Cold, but be sure yoI,
get the genuine. Because he cai
make more profit he may TELL you II.
has something Just ns good. or il~'
the same. Dnu't he d"""ivpd. hut ia
si,t upon getting DR.. Kings New Dis
c"vrry, which is guaranteed to giv,
relief in all Thropt. Lung aud Cr.,3
affections. Trial bottles fre" ~ G v
Shinders drug store. Large Bottle,
81.
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'6I-8s-I-L-'pd 'p!qdIspuUUd ',ssIas
VlLnoA q,IoN $50 'soUJo s!q ~ Ls}ao
Aq 40 AllDuosLad mIu 9Insuoo o3 sur
'i"gns asou} 6s!App plnoM sM 'suulu
'IsANd SuIppsI Hq sIqBLnoul psounou
oId S5sno psino soq OH 'psuJquoo
'Laulo I'm uuUl sas0o sLom paIno seu
sasuas!p Iulo9ds pun 6supIY 'suosIod
pooIq AaIIqep snoAIsu IoJ lsuu,osdc
pauMoueI s.oIqdIepeUqd 'IasqL IA
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
tor years we have been selling DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tloD, DR.. Kings New Life Pills, Buck
lens Anica Salve aud Electric Bitters,
and have never handled remedies that
sell as well, or that have given such
universal satisfaction. We do not
hesitate 10 guarantee them every time
aud we stand ready TO refund the pur-
chase price, II satisfactory results do
not follow their use. These remedies
have won irgreat popularity pure
~ on their merits. Sold by q. M,
Shindel Druggist.
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SALE REGISTER. The following is n
list OF sales for which the printing
was done at this office:
VI 'hd4N, N0y. 49, a. A. Romlg, administrator Of
Iohh NPlglcmycr, decd, VIII sell Real Ia.
tair IN West Beaver township.
SATURDAY, NOV. H. :. A. Wetzrl and Samuel
h'hIlth, administrators OF Isaac Rcarich
shin 'F'"'e ''""'
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TO BRIDGE BUILDERS

Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals
for the erection OF n new bridge over the Nah.
antOngO Creek. (Which Is the dividing line be,
tween Junlata ana snyder cOunties) at or mean
the residence Of Mrs, SheaiTer VIII be received
by the Undersigned the Commissioners OF Juni'
alta ana Snyder counties, at the public house OF
J. H. Nanhorn. IN Richheld, Junata county, on
Friday, November 1G, 1883,
between the hours OF II a. M, and o'clock D. M
OF said day. Draft and specification can be
seen mt the commissioners onlce In Juniata and
Snyder counties, respectively, on and after Mon
day, Nov o. 1855, Bids for n specified sum must
be made for the whole work complete, and be-
accompanied by satisfactory security. The
Commissioners reserve the right 10 reject any or
all bids that are not satisfactory
j. II. CUNNINGHAM,
FRANCIS HOVER,
ABSALOM RICE,
Commissioners OF Juniata
y. b. WALTER.
DANIEL BEAVER,
\. ii. STROUP,
Commissioners OF snyder
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Piles ! Piles Itchiny Pile,
Eerema, Itchy, ScaIy, Skin Tor,ur,

Inc simple applicat,on of "Swayne's Or
mcnt, without any Internal medicine. will g]
Any case OF letter, Salt Rheum, Ringwo-
,,lSs, sch, sores, limplcs, Eczema, all SAD
Itchy Skin Erup'ions, no matter how 0b,tfH
or long standing. 1t Is potent. effective, a.
costs rut trifle. June IA !, n
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BucknelI UNIVERSITY.

invites attention to N)its full courses of ,tui,
its improved buildings, (3)its free seboia,,t9
It's large library fund Ats new astronomlc9
scrvatory, t6) its healthulness Of location (,
rem rkablc cheapness, and (S) its new an n
music building. Has no superior In PenoJ
ma. Three departments. For men, youp,
men, and youths. Catalogues and iniorms1
viii be sont on application to President
BtCkNELL UNIVERSITY, Lewisbnr n
dec 1 'ss ''t'
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DIED,

In West Perry township Nov. s.
Mary Bender, widow of Jonas Ben,
der, deceased, aged 7G years months
aud 20 days.