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Thursday, August 21, 187 J.
J.W. HOUGHTON, M.H.HOUGHTOJT,
XDITOBS.
We uk oar reader not to f mil to ex
amine the article on oar first page on
the subject of life insurance.
We hare given some short extracts
from the Okolona (Miss.) Stales, and in
tended to accompany Uem with an arti
cle on kindred topics, bat sickness pre
vented. We shall. have something on
this subject in future.
The plans we had made for publishing
this week the beat as well as the largest
edition of the btbbfri8K ever issued
from this office, were frustrated by the
Illness of both editors. Any insecure
cies of short comings msy be referred to
this unforeseen emergency.
Nellie Grant Bartoiia, the toreable and
lovely girl who went from the White
House a bride five years ago, and except
one Tirit home, has since resided in Eng
land, died last Friday. The whole civ
ilized world will feel a thrill of sympathy
for the bereaved tx-President and f ami
ily. The theory has been advanced that
the excessive and wide-spread use of ice
water and of iced drinks in this country,
has alarmingly increased the occurrence
of Brighl's disease. It is said that we
use 00 per cent, more ice than is con
sumed by any other nation; that indeed
travelers observe everywhere else a prej
udice against it. '
Gov. St. John ssys that 7,000 colored
refugees have so far been absorbed into
the population of Kansas and, with the
exception of about 100 sick and disabled
ones,' all are now self-supporting. It is
anticipated that as soon as the quara
tine regulations are removed many
thousands more will pour into that and
adjoining states.
The Tuseumbia (Ala.) Democrat says:
"We notice that the negroes all over the
South are planning for an exodus on a
large scale this Fail."
. . Country School Houses.
One need not drive more than five
miles in any direction to see examples of
the country school house.
It is usually built with reference to
the generally accepted theory that it
is to be occupied by dangerous savages-.
adjacent orchards and meadows being
quarantined against the nuisance by as
high and strong fences as can be afford
ed where wood sells In market at $1.50 a
cord.
We noticed one last week, not a long
drive from Wellington, that will des
" cribe many others. It wss fenced out
into the street, as usual, fronting the
heats of the southern sky, and curtain
less windows, destitute also of blinds.
were liberally Inserted on every side, ex
cept where any comfort could be got
from having a broad opening at all, that
is from the north. ' Not tree or shrub
of any kind was near, save a stunted and
mutilated young elm that bore evidence
of having furnished switches instead of
shade, and was not likely to be undis
turbed long enough to minister to any
higher necessities.'
The extreme height of the posts of
that school house could not have been
over seven and a hUf feet, so that the
attic -fitted as snugly to the childrens
heads as any inventor of penance and
dunce caps could desire. A weedy, des
olate common stretched to the dusty
road, and In house or grounds there was
not one thing to attract child or teacher,
or make it even a decently comfortable
place in which to spend six hours a day.
Host of us can remember what the inside
of these school houses are like stove
rusty and decrepid, desks cut, ink-blot,
ted and marred benches without backs
and built without reference to any phys
ical proportions or requirements of rest
less and sociable childhood .
Who that ever tried it can forget the
"inelastic" quality of those benches or
the persistency with which the sun
inarched around and threw a blinding
and scorching broadside into books and
faces. How recent seemed the smudge
of sweeping, and as for a dust brush,
who ever saw one la a red frame school
house by the country tighwsy. The
taste of the water from the rusty cup
and musty wooden backet by the door
could one ever forget that Vf and Vf
mixture of luke-warm pungency and
flatness f Considering the benches it
seems less strange that 'twas counted a
privilege to be allowed to go with some
other boy or girl for a pail of water a
quarter of a mile away; and it Is no
wonder that they made rude pictures on
the walls and resorted to wood-carving
on seats and desks as a slight outlet for
repressed activity. The clearing of the
land was much - too thoroughly done
when not a grove wss spared in each
school district with which to shelter a
school room for Its children. It wss
long ago conceded that cattle and other
animals do better if provision be made
for them to find the thade la the heat of
the day, and the ignorance should not
la Ohio be so dense as to presume that
either teacher or children could do well
la an unsheltered shanty like the one we
saw occupied by a school last week.
But that the world moves Is proven by
the fact of aa advancing civilization as
exhibited in another school house: ' that
la the Mason and Clifford district, west
and south of Wellington , village. The
attempt to preserve young shade trees
had been as great a failure there as else
where until one man in the district in
vited the school boys to help set out some
that he gave them, aad see that no oth
er boy ever molested them or diverted
them to other uses. . Twenty-eight beau
tiful elms aad maples were thus not only
allowed but helped to grow, aad stand
aa a monument to the taste, self-respect
aad good behavior of that school.
The house has space sufficient, and
above all, is of good height. Is neatly
painted, has slat blinds in good con di
ttos, wood-house In the rear and modern
conveniences inside, such as stationery
black-board, globe, good pictures, clos
ets, seats aad desks similar to those of
the well furnished school buildings in
town. , There are no blemishes or evi
dences of lawlessness on the part of nr.
ruly scholars, aad the habits, manners,
and mcrals of the pupils must be favora
bly influenced by such pleasant Tsui
roundings. -. J; '.
The best teachers will not apply for
the school in districts affording such a
building as we first described, and tte
best teachers will be secured by the dis
trict who build houses like that we have
commended, reasoning upon the general
principles of affinities. We do not know
who teaches in either of these houacs.
"BY THEIR FRUITS YE SHALL
KNOW THEM."
An Institution to Patronise.
It wss my pleasure to call at the (nice
of the Citizens' Mutual Belief Associa
tion last work and to take a peep luto
its manner of doing business. This As
sociation is now in its sixth year of sue
cessful business. Das paid the heirs of
deceased members over 10,000, and
maintains the utmost confided ce of the
people by Its honest and efficient man
sgement. It is our candid opinion,
based on a close examination of the
principles of the Association, that as a
Belief Association, aiding and protect
ing dependent ones, it is far In advance
of any other Association or Life Iusur-
snce Company. It is eminently an In
stitution orgsnlzed In the interests of
the members and as such we confident
ly commend it to the rich and the poor.
No system of life Insurance has ever
given me more satisfaction thsn this.
One of the mostcoinmendable features
in tills Association is the district sys
tem, removing the great ob) ection of be
ing classed with parties scattered over
the whole United States. No other
Association or Society does this, and
when we take Into consideration that
1400,000 was paid by the Knights of
Honor alone for death losses caused by
yellow fever last year, asy nothing of
what other Associations paid that do a
general business over the entire country,
we see since the yellow fever is again
rampant the equity and advantage of
this feature, that is found only In this
best of Associations. ' It Is In fact a
home Institution to each district and Is
directly under the supervision of the
members themselves. It is an Asroc-Ia
tion of which Wellington is justly
proud aud maintains the highest con 11
dence by its able and honored manage
ment. I give below some of the as-
knowledgmeuts of the more recent
losses nald by this Association, and can
but commend the Citizens' Mutual Re
lief Association to all.
Cuyahoga Distbict.
$2,000 received cf the Citizens' Mutual
Keller Association or ellineton, Ohio,
per Seth Williams, District Agent, the
sum of two thousand dollars in full of
membership upon life of my husbaud,
J. Jr. bainpbon.
Mas. Sanaa J. Sampson.
Clkvklaxd. O., June 13, 1379.
Mr. Seth Williams, District Agent,
318 Superior St., Cleveland, u.
Dba Sib: I desire to txpress
tnrougn fyou to your Association my
sincere tbanks and appreciation for the
prompt and timely payment of the
above amount on tne deatb or my son.
I can most heartily recommend all par
tie interested and desiring the best,
most reliable acd least cosily lire insur
ance io call upon you and inrestige the
superior advantage onerca uy your
Association.
July 30, we found the AssocUtiou had
also given check of $2,000, paysble to
Mrs. Mary A. Deckand, wife of John
H. Deckand, deceased, a member of
Cuyahoga District, "A" Division.
Division "B" of Cuyahoga, which
was started July 1st, 1S7S, has as shown
by the books, 1,030 members, now with
out a single loss. A remarkable fact,
but shows how lively and carefully busi
ness Is done by the C. M. R- A.
Lokaix Distbict.
Wbxuhqtox, O., July 1G, 1879.
Received of Citizens' Mutual Relief
Association of Ohio, by the hand af W.
R. Wean, Sec, two thousand dollars,
($2,000) amount due In full for death of
John R. Sigswortb, as named herein.
All obligations created by his cerun-
cate are hereby canceled and discharged.
.km ily 1. sioswobth.
Sandusky Distbict.
Vsjuulliov, O., July 28, 1879.
Received of Citizens' Mutual Relief
Association of Ohio, by the hand of YV.
R. Wean, Sec., thirteen hundred and
seventy dollars, ($1,370) amount in full
for death of E. Sturdevant, as named
herein. All obligations created by this
certificate are hereby caucled aud dis
charged. 11 A BR I KT .01. STUBDAVAXT.
Scioirr Distbict.
The following shows the dispatch
with which business is done when the
beneficiary is In immediate want of the
indemnity:
Ephralm Erdly of Akron, Summit
DUtrlct. died July 21st, 1S7. Proof of
death received and filed Auzust Gth.
and on August 14th, the Association
paid Cathcriuc Erdly, widow or de
ceased, the sum of $1,123, amount due
on certificate in that district, at that
date.
At the time I called I was shown the
new business for month of August,
showing tiat 200 applications had been
received from August 1st to August
ltftta.
To all who desire the cheapest and
safest insurance, I can most heartily
and sincerely commend the Citizens'
Mutual Relief Association of Welling
ton, Ohio.
UNMASKED.
Plain Dealings with the Plain-
dealer.
The Okolona States Is one of the paid
instrumentalities of the Republicsn
party. Cleveland (O.) Dally Plaiadeal
er. It is useless and worse than useless to
bear and forbear with the quack Yan-
keedom. "One of the paid Instrumen
talities of the Republican party," in
deed I In what solitary respect? pray
tell.
It is because wo stand unswervingly
bv the old Secession Resolutions of 170 li
ft Resolutions draughted by the Fathers
of the Democratic party Resolutions in
dorsed, re-Indorsed and .incorporated in
our Bute and Federal platforms times
beyond computation, and supported oy
the Plaindealer itself before it sold iu
body for bread and its soul for syrup?
Is it because we oppose the Mongrel
Amendments Amendments that our
party condemned to the depths of per
dition f Okolona (Miss.) Slates.
Powder and Shot.
A Democratic Con ere ss. a Democratic
President, and a Supreme Court, made
Democratic by additional appointments,
will set things straight in 1381.
The Southern Democracy don't want
and won't have a Sherman at the head
of the U. S. Army after Thurman walks
up the White House steps. The General
in-Chief must be a grana oia vxmieaer
ate. Remember, beys, that the XIV th Un
constitutional Amendment has nevtr
been properly ratified.
Leaving out tbe force and fraud by
which it was put through in the Southern
States, we still have the little fact left
that Ohio withdrew her consent to the
infamous measure in 1S68.
That withdrawal is on file in Wash
ington, and it will send the Amendment
a-kiting to kingdom come when it is used.
And it will be used.
The people are not to be misled. They
know that the Democratic party fought
for the Union, and they know it is
pledged to maintain the results of the
war. Quack Democratic paper.
Tush I
We know that the Democratic paper
did not fight for the Union, for the big
ger half of it bore muskets on our side,
and a thundering majority of the ether
half staid at home and voted for Val
landigham, Pendleton, Thurman and
other sympathizers with our section.
Aa for our party being pledged to
maintain the results ol tne war ocsm
Read the Congressional Record of last
Winter and Spring, thou fool! and you
will find that it is the purpose of our
party to rid tbe country or "tne results
of the war." Okolona (suss.) states.
A Cyclopedia for 910.
Perhaps the most remarkable literary
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of the Library of Universal Knowledge,
in 20 volumes of nearly 1000 pages each.
handsomely bound, for 60 cents per vol
ume, or $10 for the set. It is a reprint
entire of the last (1879) Edinburgh and
London edition of Chambers' Encyclope
dia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowl
edge for the People, with very large ad
ditlons upon topics of special interest to
American readers, -rne amount ot mat
ter will somewhat exceed that of the Cy
clopedias of Appleton or Johnson,
thou eh the price is but a fraction of
theircost. Volume one is to be ready
early in September, and the others will
follow at very short intervals. The re
markably low prices are accounted fir
ty tbe rue mod or sale, to ue suoscrioers
direct, saving them the large commission
often 60 or 60 per cent, paid to agents
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The same publishers have recently is
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Ancleut History, and Josepnus' works,
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and Smith's Bible Dictionary, $1.00.
They also publish in August and Sep
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13 vols., and the Acme Library of Mod
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cents and the latter at 50 cents per vol
In these series sre presented such auth
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itsok JuxcDsnge, o3 iJeexmsn si , a . x ,
asa sasssass
11 t7::ulogt.
hwl rra.
The Satyrs wem part of the w litae of
Kin Dacclius. Tlity wrtsurpoid to be
ball" with sliort sprouting horns, liketliose
of kids, sad (oat-fito'ed. Tliey were of a
lively, frolicsome disposition, but not very
wise, else tlii-y would hare cured their
baldness by using Carbolinv, the perfection
of the chcDiisi's art, prepared from natural
erode petroleum, thoroughly deodorized,
and nicely perfumed. -Every man, woman
and child should use it as a dressing. It
gives that peculiarly soft and silky texture
so desirable. It will not soil the finest of
linen. Is cooling aud cleanly, and can
not be praised too highly. Sold by all
dealers in drugs and medicines.
THE GENUINE
DR. C. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
oa
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
THE countenance is pale and leaden
colored, with occasional flushes, or
a circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu
pils dilate; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eye-lid ; the nose is ir
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds ;
a swelling of the upper lip ; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing
of the ears; an unusual secretion of
saliva; slimy or furred tongue: breath
very foul, particularly in the mornings
appetite variable, sometimes voracious,
with a gnawing sensation of the stom
ach, at others, entirely gone; fleeting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the. abdomen; bowels ir
regular, at times costive; stools slimy;
not uftfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard ; urine turbid ;
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough
sometimes dry and convulsive ; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding of
the 'teeth ; temper variable, but gene
ally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR. C. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form ; it is an innocent prepara
tion, not eapalne ef doing the slightest
injury to the most tender tnfent.
The genuine Dr. McLanf.'s Ver
mifuge bears the signatures of C. Mo
Lane and Fleming Bros, on the
wrapper. :o:
DR. C. McANE'S
LIVER PILLS
arc not recommended at a remedy " for all
the ills that flesh is heir to." but in affections
of the liver, and in all l!i!:ous Complaints,
Dyspepsia and Sick I leadaclic, or diseases of
that character, they stand wilbout a rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better eathart ic can be used preparatory
to, or al'.er taking Qumiiie.
As a simple purgative they are unequalcd.
ItKWAHE OF IJIITATIOXH.
The genuine are never sugar coated.
Kach box has a red wax seal on the lid with
the impression Dk. McLaxk's Liver 1'ii.i.s.
Each wrapper bears the signatures of C
McLane and Fleming I'.ros.
Insist upon having the genuine Dr. C. Mc
I.ane's Lives Pima, prepared by Fleming
Bros., of Pittsburgh, 1'a., the market being
full of imitations of the name Mcflue,
spelled differently but taste pronunciation.
EVERY FAMILY
Hbonld be provided with ss relia
ble medicine to treat aneb. esuses)
avs coBvstsuitly oeeur In fcetsn
bold. Sochi ss remedy ahoald
esmbine beating, aoothias;, aad
earative properties. X medici
nal preparation baa ever been
discovered which, combines
ibesc In aacb a degree as ,
CURATIVE
or bas been so successful In cur
ing severe and chronic eases or
Rheumatism, Earache,
Neuralgia, Ague in Face,
Headaches, Dyspepsia,
Diphtheria, Constipation,
Sore Throat, Biliousness,
Lame Back, Piles,
Toothache, Catarrh,
Kidney Diseases.
Wbere this medicine bas been
once used no other will take Its
plaee. It Is sale, agreeable "and
powerful. No Inflammation or
pain can exist wbere tbe Cura
tive bas been nsed as we direct,
It Is tbe beat FXIS KILLER erer
Invented.
Sold by all Drnggbits.
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LA.WS0N CEEMICALC0.,CleTelailuJO.
Cum Ctuuitln
wls.m otbar Oils FU.
TVILLSOHPB CAJtBOLATED
(Norwegian) Cod Liver Oil
Immediately Arrt Doe air
mm Uwllds V, th SjrMsa
wiLLSoars cabbolated
(Norwegian) Cod Liver Oil
la tvtalaed by f h Wraknt Stoma.
la Kraa fcui V olmsmat Vmrnl
Is Rsadily blgaxtetl. Stnr gts Rmstckl.
' WILLSON'S CARBOLATED
(Norwegian) Cod Liver Oil
Cant Consumption. SrraOala.
sima.rla.tlom, Ccasat, Colds,
All Ltnra mini Conair iiokai. Covpuntra and is
a ramarkabljr eftirdent 11 loud Pcunsi and ducks
UM ungM ot inaa a.
. yWULLSO.VS CAItBOLATEO
(Norwegian) Cod Liver Oil
tesnldmlTlnlarmwrdge-ahapnlbottl'S. tnUaon
1 polled with a doabta L." Urmeinbartba word
Cu9tjtn:3" laorlerlnj from your lteugglst.
ana inaut on Hiring tne rioi sibo.
(tend (or Circular to tba Proprietors,
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as HARK PLACE, NEW YORK.
BUCHAN'S
CARBOLIC BALM
OINTMENT
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TradsBark.
Quick aad Startling Carat.
It Koala "Without a. Soar.
Allay Pain & Stops BlaadLng.
aoKaet a Barn or acaJd.
Haala a Cat Llk Masie.
Srsvi Poison ont of a Wound.
BUCHANS' CARBOLIC
BALM OINTMENT
CONTAINS NO GREASE AND
WASHES OFF WITHOUT SOAP,
It acta Instantiy ami like ififjie.
Tcm Sal Rknm, 8ro Tarul, I'lrora,
llama. Sealrta. lata. Won art, fllaa.
Sot kru, PoltB.nt Stng an Bit..
Bsi-bitrt ltrh. Chapped Haada. Scrofa
loaia aor. ana any aad evary ouiar purpose tot
vhicJt 8lv or Oiatineot m bo tued. Bn
ban' Cai-boHo Balm Uintsnont tba
onlf UToparattou that can alwaya be relie.l nfKn.
I .la a baaatiful jjlljr-couire.1 article, aold in claae
Duttlr wltn to aoova tnie-mara. wimout
which nona is genuine. 8 a to it that your drug.
Ut alvoa Ton iiuciiAS'a. aa abora dwribed. Cir
ca are aant fraa on ap.dicatioa to tha Maoo ao-
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BLACK AS THE BAVEJTS WINGS
IS KIDDER'S
Eavfu Indelible Ink.
fTe Biota ! Flowa Freely !
Korer Bnrealel Always
Heady I Perfect Black I No
rou or troutue i it is need
without nntrmrattnn I Sold
by all drunrieta and atatloa-
era. liaeMMp JMIg.vo.,
zi ran n rs. n. x,
An Agreeable Apprientefc Refrigerant.
I nua wMi-ainra n yi-T-parl(lon I-J nnrn ty TTOiTl mflMWl TOT
trYaMU-KA. HftUDxCIIX. SaftsrM of th Ktoiiwh. Hcart
birn. wid gJI ouilttil9iartainir from Aridity. Biltoustuid
Maisu-itxl FcTrw ft roots t h blood and rrnUt the bow
el. liaar.Tsiiif uMtliciM forrbiklren, and Itaartditjr
T" suismva cwvuiTJ aBAM fVI walllt alt an
iAtVAS. bU!eav
in-fwrwi T a. unofTJT sots, CTvfnf4a K T.
After all, no rrady Is so eartala to
car Coaeaaaptlom oa par Norwegian
Cod Liver Oil, Carbolatod by Wlllaon's
xrollent proee-a. Dr. ITalf.
AU eoneninprhre patienta are rarneetly Inritad to
give WUlsos's ( arbolatad Cod Lirer Oil a fair trial.
It la cajily aad readily digeated where all aim liar
prrpsratlona are refueej by tba Rtorcacu, and lm
Kedialaly enters into tha circulation, ictiug spj
dScallr upon tiie decaying lungi. Too nntriiiuna
properties of tha oil anatain and bnild np th aye
tarn, wulle the act! to caratiTe prorertiea of the
preparation emplel tho work of healing.
Willaon'a Carbolatod (Norwegian I Cod Li Ter Oil
cerer est rand J, la free from unpleasant taste, ia
retained easily by th wcakeat stomach and is sol J
at the fries of the ordinary Oils.
It enrea Consumption, Scrofula, Aa thine. Bran'
chitia, Emsciaiica, Ccacha. ColOa, Hemorrhage
and all lnng and conatntlonal complaints.
Aa a Blood Pnria.-r tho Cirbolated Oil ia remark
ably ciBjat. It nee ia Scrof-lona Affectiont.
RhjnmaUam. Bicketa, Ac . I atrO!tgly recommend
ed. I a pari ying power la wunttcriul in Cosump.
tiea depending, as it frequejt'.y doc, npea Scrof.
a ons taint.
It uta n?on tbe rational theory of IvusDlATrxt
Aancama Dkct wh.ls ir Buium vr juts Bmrs,
enabling It to throw off the dlseas?.
8.11 csly ia wedcMhapeil bottles. TTlllson" la
spcllel with a dcnbl ' L. Bemember th word
Carbolatod " In order! ns from your draggist, and
htaiat tp havins tha risht kind.
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0ie us a rail.
printed at this office
oa short nolle and on
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Kewwptpe"' Artertlsina; Bnia (10 gpruco
ritre.-i I, wiiero auvcr
flEW YORK.
t lain if rontnina may
to suaOu lor it la
Baldwin,
Laundon,
Ss Co.'s,
We are now receiving a
complete stock of
rn.Y GOODS,
in all departments, which wil
be sold at bottom prices.
We call Special attention to
our
BLACK SILKS
AT
l.OO, 1.25.and 1.40.
Also Striped and . Checked
Silks in all qualities, at low
prices.
The largest Stock of
Caxpets axid
Oil Cloths
ever offered in this section.
Good Yard Wide Floor Oil
Cloth 22 cents.
Bates Crocuet Quilts $1.00
Peerless Carpet Warp 16 cts.
per pouna.
Madras and Ponsjoo Gingham
12 1-2 cents.
A Very Large Stock of
.Dress Goods
Striped and Checked Pique, at
8 cents.
A Very Large Stock of
From Cneap to Good.
A large line Umbrellas very
Cheap.
Baldwin, Laiindon & Co,
1 JlXJLL. "XXJ3l1TXVL J
Custom
T2ae Bost Known to tlae trade.
Utica IT. T. IClls. or Wamsutta 2400 liiien,- $25.00
K a u
u it it - tt
. tt it tt
If unlaundried a reduction of $3.00 per dozen.
The "Diamond" is the leading
and does the bulk of the custom
eastern cities. We furnish a
$5.00 per dozen cheaper than
riprfficfc fit and satisfaction. Measures taken at the New York
lothing House.
J. "W. "Wilbur's
Cneese Faotory
-AND-
DAIRY HOUSE
HEADQUARTERS !
-FOR-
Clieese Vats,
Curd Drainers,
Xfilk Cans,
Llancliard Churn,
Testing Instrumentst
Thermometers, .'
Clieese Tryers,
Curd Knives,
Curd Pails,
Butter Workers,
Iron Clad ililk PaiU,
Fairbanks Standard Scales,
ZaVerytlling that pertains
to the manufacture of cheese
and butter furnished at the
lowest prices. Opposite the
American House, Wellington.
K. D. Palmer I). D.S.
Successor to Dr. 3. J. Stedman.
Especial attention given to the
Preservation of th.e
Hatuxal Teeth.
By filling and cleaning.
AKTIFICIALTEETH
Inserted npon all tha various bases
known to the profession.
IgTALL WORK WARRANTED
OFFICE IN BANK BUILDING.
NEW
LIVn&Y STABLE.
Having purchased the large
Wareroom formerly owned by
T. Doland, and fitted it up for
a Livery Stable and furnished
it with first-class rigs, all new,
I am prepared to meet every
want of the public in my line.
Good teams furnished at all
hours and at reasonable rates.
P. C. THOMAS.
$2-500
a year. Send Ten Ceats In one cent
"Tump Tor a niie miver rmieu i nim
ble, retail prieff 25 cenfa, and loam
haw to make fxvioa year. No hum-
bug.
Obit thae who mai huuneaa aera annlr,
A. T. BUCK. CO.. Milton, Pa,
FRANK H. CHURCHILL,
PRACTICAL PIAtlO
TUNER.
Obcrlln. - Ohio,
Pianos and Organs Repaired.
All Work Warranted to Give
Satisfaction.
TESTIMONIALS.
Tills la to certify that vrn, the under
signed, have employed Mr. F. Chur
chill as a Tuner and Repairer, and that
tbe work for us bas given entire satis
faction. Prof. Rice, Prof. Wright,
Prof. Cady, Prof. Severance.
Prof. DavU. Prof. Blakeslee,
Prof. Sweet.
t3af Orders left with J. W. Houghton
will receive prompt attention. 37-tf
Shirts !
Price
per Doz.
2100
2000
1900
23.00
tt
20.00
17.00
shirt company of America
work in New York and other
nicer shirt and from 3.00 to
the small factories and guarantee
A. M. PITCH.
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
For all the purposes of a Family Physic ;
and for curing Costivenees, Jaundice,
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Breath,
Headache, Erysipelas, Rheuma
tism, Eruptions and Skin Diseases,
Biliousness, Dropsy, Tumors,
Worms, Neuralgia ; as a Din
ner Fill, for purifying the Blood,
Arc tne most
effective ami
congenial pur
gative ever dis
covered. Tliey
ore mild, lmt
effectual in
their opera
tion, moving
the bowels
surely ami
without pain..
Although gen
tle in their op
eration, tliey
are still the most thorough ami search
ing cathartic medicine that can he
employed: cleansing tne siomacu aim
bowels, and even the blood. In small
doses of one pill a day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote vig
orous health.
AVer's Pills have lccn known for
more than a quarter of a century, and
have obtained a world-wide reputation
for their virtues. Tliey correct dis
eased action in the several assimila
tive organs or the body, and are so
composed that obstructions within
their range can rarely withstand or
evade them. Not only do they cure
.the every-day complaints of cvery
ilKMly, but also formidable and danger
ous diseases that have tatulcd the best
of human skill. While they produce
powerful effects, tliey are, at the same
time, the safest and best physic for
children. By their aperient action
tliey gripe much less than the common
purgatives, and never give paiu when
the lxnvels are not iuilamed. They
reach the vital fountains of the blood,
and strengthen the system by freeing
it from the elements of weakness.
' Adapted to all ages and conditions
in all climates, containing neither
ciUomel nor any deleterious drug,
these Pills may be taken with safety
ly anybody. Their sugar-coating pre
serves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take; while being
pifMy vegetable, no harm can arise
from their use iu any quantity.
' '. FBEPABED BY
Dr. J. C. AYER & C0.t Lowell, Mass.,
Practical and Analytical Chcmiata.
BOLD l-.Y ALL TtnUUGISTS KVKBTWnEnR.
MANHOOD, HOW
Lest, How
RESTORED.
Tnt nnhll.liML a new edition of Dr. Co'rerwell'i
ML.kf.ti.rt mm. nn thu nuliu core (without mcdl
clue. ) of Spkkhtobuhasa. or Svmlnal Nrak..e,
Inrolnnury Seminal Lo at-a, lnipotancy. Mental and
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Tne ceieiraeu auviivr, iu .umiimpn; rwj,
clearly demonatratca. fn;m a thirty yearn' tacccaaful
nrartiAL that the alarmlntr conttflOCBCM of elf
abuse may te radically cured without the dangerous
oae of Internal medicine or tbe application f tne
knife: pointing cut a mode of cure at once almple.
certain and enVctoal. by means f which every
adorer, no matter what nia condition may he, may
cure hinuelf cheaply, privately and radically.
EFThlf Lecture will prova a boon to thousands
ana toouaauua,
a.nt nnder aeaL In a nlaln enreloa". to any addrcin.
post paid, on receipt of alx cents or 2 puiiage suuupa.
Addrraa IhePubUsbets,
Tfc.0 Cttlverwell lledical Co.,
41 Ann St.. New York,
P. O- Box 4588.
JS FUSE GZ7T.
Of a copy of my MEDICAL COKMDS SKSSE
BOOK to any person Buffering with Consumption.
Anthma, Catarrh, llronchl: la. Eoaa of Voice or bora
Throat. Send mine and poet office addreaa, with two
fhree-crnt postage ataraps ana nsw your Bicancaa.
The hfMtlr I. elrantlv Illustrated. (144 no. 12 mo.
1HTM). The Information It contains. In the p ovidence
nf tfifMl h.H saved mnnv Uvea. The author has been
treating diseases of the Nose, Throat, and Lungs aa
a special practice In Cincinnati tjice 18.V7. Address
DR. N. B. WOLFE, Cincinnati. Ohio.
TT1-T3TPt A TNTlYH
Calcined IMagnesia.
Four FIRST PREMIUM MEDALS awarded.
More sgieeable to the taste and smaller dose than
otber Magnesia.
For sale in government stamped bottles, at
druggists ana country stores, ana iy
T. J. HUSBAND. Jr., Philadelphia.
(aQ-OtU
NEW MEAT MARKET.
WE liave opened a New Meat Market
on Liberty Street, 2nd door weat of
the Bank, wbere we propose- to keep all
kinds of cut meals of a better quality ilian
has Ueietofore been aold in Wellington. We
hare a Lew patent cooler aud all tbe appli
ancea for doinjf first-claw niaiket business.
Onr nricM will be no higher than others
charce for inferior meats.
pHrtvIt Hosapitavl. M
S. C Lark Si.,'ktemco.
A wrk. prie
cmu ttr HaiL IItsCsm
riata oT'KaiMre. Pi.ai
4ofjj T Maxriaxr. Ur
caaa mt 0nrattf on.
friseaaet f YfMth mo4
Uastbood; vsv1Ib of
choice unl TmlumbW tB
tormmnkom, mt imtf
Is boih mxm. Vorinf
olFtrBlrv to fool tmrj
tvaxl TaSawasatal. Ii.ls
amvavtloai tucr bMftrf '
pubtlttcsl. K IWmily
abonU Is vtUwtit iu
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OLIN, 70S ( lark St.
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circulars with directions for self-nicaanrcment.
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$300l
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uv at hom D:a1f hr
Industrious. Copit!
required; we will irt
make money fmrtcr at
fur n that II at aVDV"
ihlnsr 1 TKa pA.V la llvht and nltaataavnt anal ttlCO
tu any one can ko rljrnt at. Tboe who art wie who
see this sot (ce will send ua their sddrwwc mt rnce
pnd see for themse vcs. Costly Oniflt sod tonMS xroe.
Now Is the tune. Those already at work re rln
Aitffttsia, sliauie..
up larfce sums 01 money. Auarca --j
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H. T.
HELMBOLD'S
COMPOUND
Fluid Extract
B "CT O H IT.
PHARMACEUTICAL.
A SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR
- all.
D ISEASES
, . OF THE -
Bladder Kidneys
For Pel.illlv. Loss of iremnrir. Tn.
disposltlor. . to Exertion or Business.
Shortness of Breath, Troubled with
Thought of Disease, Dimness of Vis
ion, tin in the Back, Chest, and
Head, Rush of Blood to the Head, Tala
Countenance and Dry Skin. -
If these "vmDtoms are allowed In on
on, very frequently Epileptic Fits and
Consumption follow. When the con
stitution becomes affected it requires
Ihe aid of an invigorating mediciiiTtb
strengthen nd tone .up the system
.V Illicit
"HELMBOLD'S BUCHU'
i .uoes m iiivery Uase.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU IS
"O JM JQTTAIaEP
By any remedy known. It is prescribed
the most eminent physicians all over
the world, in.-
Rheumatism,
Sli niH torrboea,
Jfcnralgria,
Nervousness,
. Dyspepsia,
Iudigrestlun,
CoKStipatioti,
, Aclics and Pains,
Female Complaints
.Nervous complain is.
Spinal jDiseases,
Sciatica,
Deafuess, :
Decline, ,
Liumbago,
VMM(t as.
General 111 llealtli,
Geueral Debility,
Kidney Diseases,
Lv cr Complaint,
Nervous Debility,
Epilepsy,
Head Tronbles,
Parrlysis &e &c &c.
Headache, Pain in the Shoulders,
Cough, Dizziness, Sour Stomach,
Eruptions, Bad Taste in the Month,
Palpitation of the Heart, Pain in the
region of the Kidneys, and a thousand
other painful symptoms, are the off-
sprinz of Dyspepsia.
llelmbold's Bncliu
Invigorates the Stomach,
And stimulates the torpid Liver, Bow
els, and Kidneys to healthy action, in
cleansing the blood of all imparities
and Imparting new life and vigor to
the whole system. -A
single trial will be quite sufficient
to convince the most hesitating of its
rro 1 ti a. 1a vAtniailtal mi ss. i 41 A a
IKaUaMJIV a avv a as iibsiiivo
Price $1 per Bottle,
Or Six Bottles Jorb.
Delivered to any address free from
observation.
"Paiieuts" may consult by letter, re
ceiving the same attention as by call
ing. Competent Physicians attend to cor
respondents. All lettcrs.should be ad
dressed to
U. T. DELMBOLD
Druggist and Chemist
Philadelphia, Pa,
CAUTION I
See that the private Proprieta
ry Stamp is on each
Bottle.
Sold Eveiytftiare.