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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-12-01

La croissance des oneles est &valuee 1 un
peu moins dune demi-liGne par semaine on
deux pouces par aimee. Cetts crois-ance est
eubordonnee au regime de Ia nutrition pen.
dant une maladis ou un j-ane, ellie est 70.
tardee; ellie est beaucoup plus marquee pen.
dant rste one rhiver, ct nest pas eeale pour
tons les doigts. On a observe que rongle du
doiet du milieu % dsvsloppe b~ancoup plas
vite que celui du poucs, cslui du petit doigt
ayant j. plus lent dsveloppement.
Les avis sont partagss quant IL rapidits
de croissanes des ongles do rnns ou de Eau.
trs main qnelques. naturalistss ont meme
prttsndu quil n'e1ists aucuns difference.
D'aprss ls degeS de- croissancs dhs nous
svons indiqu<, il faut environ quatre mois
pour 10 dSveloppement complet d'un ongle /;
dams ces conditions, un homme do soixante.
dix ans adrait renouvelS 2l0 fois tous ses
onelea.
En- prenant un demi. ponce CONNIE moyen.
ne de longueur des ongles, chaque doigt sn-
RAFT eu pendant 10 vie du. septuagenaire un
dsveloppemsnt Dc los ponc.s, soft une
eroissance tosale Dc S7t pisds d'onsles pour
les doigts des deux mains.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-12-01
BUREAU: RIVE GAUCHE,
un mile demi an -tcssoux lie rEgIse st. Pierre


Cne dame Dunway, a une reunion literal
re, Salem, Oregon, porta lie toast suivant
"Que Diem benisse les hommes lis parta-
gent nos joies, lis doublent nos chragrins, lis
triplent nos depenses, lis quadruplent nos
tribulations, lis excitent notre generosite, ils
augmentent le respect que nous avons de
nous -memes, lis souleveut notre enthousasms
ct nos affections, lis controller, nos propre-
ties ct font de nous tout ce quils veulent.
Ce monde serait bien triste sans les hommes,
ct en- veri,s sans leur presence Il ne serait
guere un monde. Nous les aimons, ct lcs
chers amis ne peuvent pas rempecher.
Apres tout nous lie menons ct les controlons
ct les bonnes creatures ne 10 savent pas
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-12-01
lie. Gsslr Stream.

Comme les continents, les OCEANS ont leurs
feuves, incomparablement plus larges ct
plus profonds, enormes masses liquides qui
setalent sur d'immenses etendues ct s'ecou-
lent en- suivant eternellement le meme cours.
Leur existence nest pas manifesto; sur lie
navire on il Sc trouve, sans points de repeEe
autour de lui. robservateur ma pas, CONNIE
ceui qui serait sur Ia rive dun heuve terres.
tire, 10 secours dun contraste de mobilize ct
De repos. Dependant, les courants Qui sill
lonnent les grandes nappes d'eau du globe
etaient deja connus des anciens navigateurs.
Das le seizieme steele, le courant de rAtan.
tique, le gulf stream, qui, dams sa partis
moyenne, decrit un cycle entire les dsux con-
tinents, tracait aux marins une double route
qui abregeait Ia duree de leurs voyages ne
communiquant sa propre vitesse aux navires.
La cause de- css deplacements d'eaa, etu-
dice par Franklin ct plus tard par Maury, est
surtout dams Ia difference dc temperature
des eaux Pequateur ct aux poles.
Sans entrer dams 10 vif do cette eyplica.
ton, il suffit, pour la METRE en- relief, de
rappeler qu'entre les tropiques Ia surface des
eaux echauffee par les rayons du soleil est
soumiss 1 une evaporation considerable.
D'apres Maury, le volume d'eau evaporee
annnellement dams cette zone, ne serait pas
lnIctt0ut . lsV tIltitOuS uo uetroS CuUeS.
Cost Ia qusntits d'eau qui serat contenue
dams IN cube qui aurait 80 kilometres de-
cote Cetts masss d'eau, pompee requa-
teur, tandis que vsrs les poles Evaporation
est presqus MULE. produit uns dsnivellation
ct, CONNIE consequence forcss. un scouls-
ment dss saux de- Ia region froids Ia region
chaude. Get ecoulemsnt 50 fat en- obessant
des circumstances secondaires telles que lie
movement de- rotation de- Ia terrs Qui pro-
duit uns deviation de& molecules liQuides ct
h con6euration dss e6tes qui modi6s la d.
rection du courant. II faut ajoutss que l'eau
froide Giant plus lourds que rean chaude,
eells qui descend dsa pd)ss eagns 10 fond,
tandis que cslls qui Went des tropiques sur
mage. Ls courant en- surface 50 double par
consequent dun courant On profondeur. LIE
premier est ohsud par rapport au second.
Sous Influence de- css causes divsrses, le
gulf stream preud naisssnce dams 10 bassin
prssque fer,ns que Torment 10 golfs du Mexi-
que ct IL barriers des grmdes ct pstites An
tiles; il s'ecoule vers Ia Floride, longs les
Etats- Unis ct se hsurts aux c6tes d'Europe
ct d'Afrique, s'spanouit en- deux branches
don't Tune ransne nns partis du courant
son origine en- dscrivant uns immense elipse
qui passs par les Azores, lss Cspariss, les
ilees da Cap Vert. La branchs ssptentrio-
male s'etals en- une large nappe entire rAngle.
terre, les c6tes de IL Noswege, rlslxnde ct
Va Sc pertlss dams les mers polairss.
LIE nord .ouest de rEurope doit l'in8uen.
CO bienfaisante du gulf stream le cimst pri-
vilegie don't il jouit.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-12-01

PAULE De BRUSSANCE.
VIII.
OUrE.

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,..i.;t ny 4. 4. r,o;ca,. f.t;.r. nm, II ch.s
r,.i.Js | Sont i. f.;bIssss xts;t sst,Sm". Il mui.
.;.i;.;. iss x,sc.s' I'm .ro1 xcr;t ~ femme
rsv.;t ;nstru;ts De- svknsments q prsveous
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;",..xss CS..,S /. t,cnyst ;rs..r,;..hi.. -
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-12-01

fait, chaque jour il travallait un peu. NJ. de
Brussange, ly poussait, sur ravis du medecin
eui rsclamait pour le malade surtout de Ia
distraction.
-Tu es trop fable. tu ne peux pas ecrire,
await dit son oncle, mais je to servira de Sc
cretaire, ct sill le faut nous nous adjoindrons
Paule.
EDOUARD DELPIT.
a cOntsnwer.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-12-01
lie INOsss sl'sS,s Metal.

Une etymologie curieuse est attribute
rantimoine. Basile Valentin, ayant donne
des pores des composes antimoniaux. les vit
eneraisser.; il voulnt ponrsuivre son etude en-
utilisant les freres du convent; les MONIES,
sujets de rexpsrience, seraient morris: d'oa
le nom de ce metal que Moliere, qui n'etait
pas moiue, await en- 81 pietre estime.
On comptefait plut6t combien en- un prntemps
Huenesu etlantmoine ont fait mourir dc gems
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-12-01
CUEILL ETTES,


Les promesscs sont dcs chansons,
Les serments sont dcs ritournelles.
Les godts du ceur sont des saisOns,
Les paisrs sont des sauterelles.
Les smours sont des hannetons
Qui votigent dams nos cervelleA
Et les rres sout des pnsons,
1t les sanglots des tourterelles.
Les desrs sont des pspillons.
Les cspennces sOnt des allies,
Les baisers sont des osillons.
Les douleurs svnt des hrondelles.
Cueilli dams les annonces dun journal dc rain:
"Unc famille pouvAnt fournir de bons renseigne-
ments cherchc une domestiQue aysnt besoin de- cal
ct de tranquillite 81 les enfants ne convi6uncnt
pas, on pourrait an besoin sen debarrasser
"S&drcsser etc"
Pensees choisies dc Briollet:
Les oculstes n'agisscnt jAmais dams dc bonnes
vues.
Iorsque ron rit de pitie. on love les epaules Ce
nest pourtant pas CO qui sappcle: rire CONNIE un
bossu.
Dams ee que rhomme projeste, il ny . dc sar one
son ombre.
Les professors do Ia Sorbonne. qui no sout pas
des Anes sons fsrres sur Ia langue.
MalgrS petite taillc. Tom.Pouce await dos
Rrandspsrenta
Lairain - met da.s r<pte, ct trGpSe dams les rens
I'm homms qui s'etait elevs 4 force d'intrisucs ct
dc bsasess svAis ins(r6 dams son testament II clau
se suivante:
"Je lssus cent Gcus qui fers mon kptaphc"
Un posts du temps. do II Monnoye. semprcans
d'Scsirs rSpitaphe suivante:
O-eit Nm trss grand personnsse
Qui fut dun illustse lignage,
Qui poss6ds mile vertus.
Qui ne trompa jsmxs, qui tut toujoun fort Age.-
Js men dirai pos davantage:
Csst trop mentir pour cent Scusi
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1888-12-01
CHARLES LASSElGNE,
Ehiteur. 1sk<lacteur.
IDEAL.

Ellie tut tres belle. Eve.
-.Ie men disconvicns pas-
Au paradis du rive,
Avec tous ses appas.
En- Ia voysnt 81 hello.
Scule pres du pommier,
J'aurais ett rebello
A Dicu. tout 10 premier.
Et vous monsieur rAp6trc.
Qui mo faitcs l'cfiet
Den bien valoir I'M autrc,
Dites, qu'suriez. vous fiiti
Adam fut notre perc,
It patrc. prttre ct roi.
Nous avons. jc l'esptrc,
Le Cpur an meme endrCit.
Adam Etait un homme,
1t je voudrais savoir.
Sill cot. voyant Ia pomme.
Des yeux pour ne point voir.
AODss muuo9COb j ApUSbos
Etsnt tous des Adams,
Nous ravona, CONNIE rautrc.
Asngee 4 bellies dents.
L'arbrc d'Adam ct dive
N's-t-il pas, sept mile ans,
Palpitant sous II sevc.
Fleuri tous les printemps?
Bien plus, tsnt quo II pou,mo
Al pommier rougira,
L'hommc. s'il est un homme.
Au pommier grimpea.
Cest bon, c'est bon, les pommes.
Les pommes ! vingt ans!
Et tous tant que nous sommes,
Sur terrc, syant des dents,
Nous - aimons. Guy fsirss
Chane-t-on rsppetitf
Et Quiconque di6Sro
De goAt, en- . mcuti...
Sans doute Eve ktsit belle.
EFT point ny contredk-
Belle ! tout damney. Elle
Etait le passdis.
q chevcluss blonde.
Admirable 0anteaa
Qui y oeavss = linonde
Fleeealt = ~ % haat.
Osr Eve dsvait etre
0londe. ostts blondeur
Etastsnx ysax du Naitss
Innocence q candeuS.
.Quant sux dsax g.snds yeux d'Eve.
Les syant vus baiD6s .
Lss syaut vus On rive
e d loin... jc ne aais.
Que aait-on, cherc Dsmef
Pourtant dire je dois
Que h premiere femme
3 mouchait dams - doiGts.
J. GsNTIL.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1888-10-25

The Baptist church Sunday school gave
very unique and creditable entertainment
Thursday evening last at the church. Des-
pite the severe storm that prevailed at the
time the parts were all taken and a fair au-
dience assembled. The singing and recita-
tons were unusually well rendered. The
breaking of the jugs revealed the fact that
$105 had been gathered by the members Of
the school, which more than redeemed its
pledges to the building fund.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-08-09

head waters of the Salmon river, it
has been supposed and often claim
ed that the reddish annually notice
able in those waters, came with the
salmon trout from the far distant
waters of the Columbia river or the
Pacific ocean that they came each
year mt certain time to spawn.
That theory is the generally accept
ed to-day but your correspondent
has recently interviewed several old
trappers and fisherman of that
region, men who have camped there
for months and months and ought
to know-who claim that theory to
be unfounded. They believe the
reddish to be native of those lakes,
indigenous as it were, to those wa
ters. They have watched the lowest
outlets for months steadily and
never once caught sight of a single
reddish on his journey to higher
waters. This argument seems to
be pretty conclusive one. The
peculiar shape and color of the red
fish, they claim, has never been
found in the ocean or the Columbia
river. While the Salmon of those
waters annually puts in his appear
ance among the reddish of the lakes,
they believe the latter to be peculiar
to those waters. The reddish is OF
bright red color and grows to a
weight of seven or eight pounds.
His shape is similar to that of n
salmon. but he has more pointed
head and smaller tail. He seldom if
ever, takes II hook but is readily de.
tected in the clear mountain streams
and lakes. and is taken with grail
hooks especially manufactured foi
his discontinue. These are ingen
iously made and afford world OF
exciting sport with these gamey
creatures. Their flesh is quite
sweet and juicy, bones few, but they
are not considered rs choice for th,
table as their associates, the trout
salmon trout, and salmon.
W. j. STRELY
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-08-09

CENTREvILLE. the news around
Centreville and vicinity is scarce
this week.
A good soaking rain would be
very acceptable in this vicinity, es-
pecially to the farmer.
Our jovial neighbor and merchant
j. H.. Hartman, after few weeks,
visit among friends and relatives in
Michigan, has returned last week,
wearing as healthy color us ever.
The teachers, examination being
over now, l suppose our schools will
soon be III the hands of good and
efficient teachers. As we have the
necessary material, home talent only
should be employed.
The festival at White Springs on
Saturday evening attracted Il few of
our young folks to see the sights
and share the delights of that great
event. Our Cornet band furnished
the music.
The wind is blowing over the oats
stubles and we are to have cooler
evenings.
Two fakirs, the one corn doctor
and the other soap vender, were in
town on Saturday evening and
amused some of our people for sew
eral hours.
G. w. Walter made business
trip to Sunbury last week.
For fire insurance in strong re-
reliable companies, be sure and con
suit s. +. Sheary.
A new bartender arrived ut the
Centreyille hotel on Monday. It's Il
bouncing boy.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-08-09
Alphabet Of Notable Characters

prepared for Posr by DC. NJ, Ridreway, Pa
Biography is at the foundation Of
history the study of Biography
the first lesson in his
tory, knowledge of the following
persons is knowledge of many
events in the history of the world:
1dams, Ames, Arthur, Agassiz.
Benton, Buchanan, Blaine, Bacon.
clay, Columbus, Cleveland Cal
[houne.
Demosthenes, Dickens, Douglas,
Dante.
Eliot. Emerson. Evert, Edison.
Franklin, Fulton, Farragut, Fields.
Grant, Garfield, Gladstone, Greely.
Hancock, Henry. Herodotees,
Hamilton.
Isabella, Irving, Ingersol, Ingelo.
Jefferson, jackson, johnson, Joan
Iof Arc.
Rnox, Kossuth, Kane, Kepler.
Luther, Lafayette, Lincoln. La
[Salle.
Madison. Monroe, Mcclellan, Mo-
manned.
Napolon, Ney, Newton, Nero.
Oglethrope, Otis, Oceola, Octavia.
Penn, Pitt, Perry. Pinclmcy.
Quinctilian, Quincy, Quintrill,
IQuackenbo.
Raleigh, Randolph. Richelieu,
Robespierre
Shakespeare, Scott, Sumner. Stuy.
vesant
7ecumseh. Taylor. Tildcn. Thur.
man
Tlfilas, Ulysses, Underhill, Uncas
Toltaire, Van Buren,, Victoria
Virgil
Washington, Wolfe, Webster
Wellington
NerXcs, Ncnophon, Xavicr Xer
ophanes
Iardly, Yates, Yale. Yongc.
Zeno, Xwingle, Xollicofler, Ioras
ter
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-08-09
List Of Petit Iurcrs.

Adams-,IOhn +. Zcchman. j. f. Fettcrult
Beaver-Philp llcrbStcr simon ID. Spccht, Geo
o. smith, Benjamin Rhine.
Beaver W.--AmOs SuOOk. Isaac MiddC~Warth.
Chapman Jonathan >truuh Rum, Ramsey
Wilmington \. Arnold, George \. >hatcr.
Centrr-.Iames llackrnberg George Long
Franklin-AuStin Gift, Charles Rolender.
jackson samuel II. Lelfugr William : ShOllcy
John Mover David Oldt.
Monroe Jeremiah lluumcl David Truup Jacob
Bower, Thomas >tctIyr Amos Bailey Martin
Slear.
Middlecreck-H. T. Krcamer. A. v Row, II. B,
lerger.
Mlddleburgh- Irwin BowersoN. Amantus sham,
bach.
keSSer.
Perry John u. Fisher
Perry w.-llenry h. snyder Michael Gable
spring Henry Maurer Edward Mitchell John
q. knepp.
Selnsgroye-H. u, Shnurr r. r. Duck.
UniOn-.IdmeS y. ilOu>rr Gabriel Wise.
Washington Philip g. Mover Augustus ArbU,
gast, Isaac GOodlng John Hendricks
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-08-09
Brief Fun Hausa Barick.

FRIEND HARDER.-Im onera brief
tsu der PosT hov ich wenich ga
blowdered waga geld in politics, un
ich bin net gons holver fardich war
ia. Der onner dog wor ich in
Schwineford Stettle uff bissness un
bin i'm Recorder Duck 81 Office ga
dobbed wo ich an stick wise bobbere
gafunna hob. Ich hops in der sock
gastecked un hame ganumma fer
de Polly era dudder OILS druf GUS
rechela. Uf der onera side wore
druckes, un des hov ich ousgafunna
wore an blank ade fer county officers
inc tsu schwara. Els hut mier my
odom shier week ganumma we ich
dee pore ward galassa hop.
II do solemnly swear that
have not paid or contributed or promised To pay
or contribute. either directly or indirectly any
money or other valuable thing to procure my
election" etc.
Now Harder we iiel mohls in de
ledsta fenf yohr denkst do dos selly
warda gastucka hen dos we an reeb
inera koo cram hols. We tiel officers
hen sell ade ganumma init EN- u
freia gawissa Tn, sog, sin see tsu
blama? Ich glob net fiel, Won an
mon rous kumma date fer Office in
Schnider county dos ebbes warde
ware un date ken geld spenda het
are hardly so fiel chance fer elect
tsu warra dos an speck- het fei
ivver der saa feega. Was mocht
mich so soga? Why cook amohl
won an karl mitema grosa geld-socl
ganominate wart don sin de suckers
um enc rumm we micka uffama dodI
asel-un de drucker sin net wild,
hinna draw Do kumt der Hons
mike. dare huts gons Lodwaricb
township i'm jacket sock un ferkoft,
on so fel der kopp Der Shovel
jockey sawked de bova missa ebbe'
tsu drinka hovva, un wenich gelC
now fer era pfc moss tsu moch,
date fiel CUTE Der Billy BloseharC
will an origle grega fer de Greitz
wake Sundog Shule, der onner vii
an V fer fawna koffa fer de band, III
oil de onera hen subscription biche
fer kai1icha bowa. Now kens fun
dena karls froga groud rous fer gelC
well are an condadote is. over Sc,
geva eme tsu ferstay dos won M,
nix gebt und der onner dute dol
date see eme as woram mocha ut
der dog fun der election. We vii
an mon do rous kumma De election
kosht enc oftmohls maa dos der loo
fun der Office wo are habit. Do is ei
net fiel wonner won see olsamoh
stala data. Now Harder, es is ne
fiel gasposs in dem brief. Es is kel
gasposs in dem gablowder. Els i
tsu tiel wohrheit drin dos way dute
ovver ich will huffa es dute ebbe
CUTE. Politix is corrupt un es is $,
well lett es so mocha. OILS weider
BooNAsrIEI
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-08-09

KETcHUM, IDAHO, July 30, 'SS

kETCHUM, IDAHO, July 30, SO.
Ed. PosT.-About four years have
passed since l last wrote you. Sew
eral months after l had written you
on the subject named above, / read
i'll the columns of the PosT an account
of the bottom of this famous lake
giving way, and my object at this
writing is to acquaint you of the
fact that such was not the case.
The lake has had it's usual quote of
vermillion colored buties each year
since l last wrote you, and by the
string of excursionists up the long
Wood River Valley over the lofty
Sawtooth mountains and across the
verdant and picturesque slope of
the Salmon Valley to the Red fish
lakes, will repeat the past. The
season begins about the first of the
coming month, and is indicative of
some sport or pleasure more than
ordinarily recreative and attractive.
That sport is fishing for gamy red
fish which exist in such great num-
bers in the lakes and streams of the
Sawtooth range, or, for those more
daring, the pursuit and capture of
the ferocious grizzly bear. Perhaps
very small minority of the hun
dreds who yearly visit those en-
chanting scenes, go for ''bar." The
others are content with lesser ex-
citement and more exhilarating pas
time. The reddish begin to run
about the 25th of July each year,
and continue the ascent from stream
To stream and from lake to lake,
that lie linked together beneath
those majestic hills, until they have
reached the highest accessible wa
ters among the mountains, and there
spawn, and, as the story goes, hay
ing out-lived their usefulness, "give
up the ghost" For years since the
discovery of that grand chain OF
lakes and waterfalls that adorn the
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-08-09
List Of Grand Jurors.

List OF Grand Jurors drawn fur the court NJ
oyer ana r"rmiDcr and General Jan delivery
and court ul quarter Sessions t' tho Peace oi
snyder county held As ~,ptrwyr session l~>,
commencing september -. \. -. f-,..
AdamS-lrvin Fettcrolt, Jones ". Middl"-,
Warfh. j. L.
Beaver Isaac Winter
Beaver w. B. Mddlcswarth Franklin T.
Decker.
Chapman Henry Ehrght. samuel " ilyruid.
Center-Allcn Boyer Reuben u. FD~,l"r.
Frdnku-Rubvri smith.
Jackson Charles ~Wdrtllludur
Mlddlccrcck William Aurtud
Monroe Lawrence App, ". ". Jarrett.
Perry Henry Boyer.
Perry W.-lrwt~ MOomrr.
spring William IIrlr.ch Adam smith. j. T.
Amos Gru~>
SclinsgruNr-. Chirlr, Miller Newton UlriCh.
Union Able Hendricks John :. Stahl.
MAShiugtuu-AmOS jarrett.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-08-09

MIDDLE CREEK. Most of the oats
is cut, and a good deal is plowed foi
fall seeding. Farmers, select the
best kind of wheat to SOW as in the
end it is the cheapest.
Mr.. Willard Mechtley's little girl
got severe fall while walking across
some boards in Mrs. Martin house
Diphtheria is prevalent in this
community. Several deaths occurr-
ed from it quite recently.
Mrs. Tradder of Philadelphia who
had been visiting i'll this vicinity
through the summer returned home
last week.
At last the rolls are in operation
and turn out II No. | flour rs was
stated in previous issue.
A good many of our people attend
ed the picnic at Adamsburg on Sat
urday. They pronounced it n sue
cessful financial affair.
The st. Luke's Evan. Church is
approaching completion and vii
soon be ready for dedication.
Reuben, of Bannerville, thinks that
II big cigar is a great temptation tc
go to mill often.
g. w. Brown has Il pullet four ant
a half month old that has laid sever
al eggs. Who can beat it ?
David Steininger recently killed
seventy-siX snakes mt one whack. II
was mother with seventy five young
ones.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE .

The undersigned Executors ui the last WIZ and
testament Of George MuSser. late Of Centre
township snyder county, Pa, decd, VIII expose
To Public sale on the premises on
Monday, September 10, 1883.
at 10 o'clock \. VI. The following Described Real
Estate, tO Wit All that certain mcSsuage Or
tract ut land situate IN township. county ana
state Aforesaid containing
l03 Acres,
more or less, bounded north rs Lands ~ Jacob
llassingcr and Ephrlam Walter south hy luud-
ui Ephran Walter and samuel Strauh. East by
Daniel kOOns. and west hy John DcOblcr where
on are erected good IwO-StUry Dwelling
House Barn uud other uujhullliugs good water
and excellent frlIit on the premises. The abOy,
tract Is IN high stat" Of cultivation except
about 20 acres which Is well timbcred.
TERMS. 20 per cent cash, aud the balance Of
the Isl day ~ April iSNg when deed win bc de
llvcrcd aud possession given.
JOSEpA. MI SSER
EDWARD MI SSER.
Aug D. lsSs. Executors
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Tract No. 100 Acres

situate In Centre township County and state
aforesaid near ll1rtman'S school House contain.
Ing 100 Acres, more or less, bounded North by
lands Oi John Hartman, Elst by land, Of Jerry
BOwcrSoN, South hv lands of Jesse Schamhach
and Nathaniel Walter ana West by lands ul
~ Dwelling House Good Rank Barn and other
Outbuildlngs, Excellent water and .uud ffllit ON
the premises, Each OF the above tracts are un.
der good CULTIVATION eNccptinga sufficient amont
OF FINE TIMBER LAND on each tract Tor com.
mon use.
sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock, when due at,
tendance VIII bc given and terms made known
by SAMU FL h. WALTER
ADAM Il. WALTER,
Aug. Q, IS. Executors
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Rupture cure guaranteed by DR.. j.
B. Mayer, S3l Arch St., Phila Pa.
Ease at once, no operation or buis-
ness delay. Thousands cured S. f.
circular. If.
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Tract No. ass Acres

situate I'm centre township County and state
aforesaid ON the Public Road ~ miles north uf
Middleburgh containing - Acres, and 80 pcrvhrs
more or less bounded North by lands Of Jesse
Schanhach, East and South by tract No. ? and
West by lands NJ Harry BOwcrsoN ana Jesse
Schalnbuch, ON which i erected a House. Barn
ana other OuthulldiugS. Wen near the the door
and lrpol fruit