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A SCOTSMAN IN TEXAS.
*-* yjg P ^Qtff If
MTAM MTATM.
JL 6
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RftMk C—tnr-Batf If
u»n
rtkr
tea
by
Mt
Ik.
«a!!*.
Tho Edinburgh Amémum, qm at the
tergeut «nd boat MWMpm of tbn United
Kingdom, «took, Indood, notelm
roinporison with
Mb TV fc y w to R ,
|HNKU'llt to this
"" saaalqr «a hwMpU
•rlmltan, wiU *«B S
I th. WfinH i U — ml kw to
À
American
r.'f- rcuce to
Orrat Hrtetra, «hick Mi ta* dmlopod
so greatly off late, and whioh to ozeltte^so
•■«»V r «»lwd coplw of Ik. «,*,*■■ ooo-
t
'
t Uiiro'.jjime*. h. hu pm «hon ha am
' i> u tho bottom of the nbjooh tho
>.it.ris quit, Intamäng, b«topoMonly
p.niiit, to publish
lolt'iwUig is doted at Qtio.Mii, April M
Vcv people la Qtaat Britaia, vbra
talk or read«! Texas, kora ear idea that
thfy aw talking tad rnadlag of o ooaatry
nlKmlf.vo timaa tho riae of
of a
sis
Tbs
«■«tond,
I at mom
'1 area of orar 176,000,009
e exact, 176,587,840. This '
to
*wondarful
l ountry" forms tha »outh« es te nt point of
the United Stetes, Usa b e t« at u DO dsgroas
aud 3«; degrees north latitoda.
«he roll of the genial Quit of
about 400 miles. Prom oast to west it
nn-Msures 800 miles ; and from north to
south, 700. A rery large extant is "roll-
ing" prairie and woodland lying at
vattoa of under 1,000 tost, out
still there
area of mountain ranges
n- i high tableland, Tarring tram *,000 to
feet abore sea lereL the highest
jHiint bring S, 896 feet, tte climate hasoeen
tho Hubjoctof much dirsnity of statement
Homo ssy they would not change it for
»my other climate in the world; others
hold that It is unfit for habitation of white
. Aa far
of t'ueaa two extremes would oonee pretty
Hear the truth. In a country lying
(lie frozen and tropical regions i
ta'u thut tho climate will be characterised
rapid changes of heat and cold, and
wb y these rapid changes are the worst
? of the climate of Texas, aa well ae
of tin 1 Northern States of the Union. The
? lidillo States have more equability. Both
and winter it is warm in Texas,
UTjept when a "northern" sweeps down
(the Texans have little lore for
:• hailing from the north), and then
tho atmosphere is chilly aa long aa the
north wind laata. Bomeumea, in the apace
of live or six hours, the thermometer will
an
I can laara, tha "maan
between
b
!>
f
I ti
fall from 82
(1 grcps when a "northern
Kutlclouly. In this beautiful
83 to 51)
" springs
little town of
ttwrat !$0,000 inhabitants, and all along the
coast, tho heat is tempered by a constant
breesn from the Gulf, aud the thermome-
ter solde m exceeds 84 degrees in the shade;
but in (he interior the heat is often very
much too intense for white
b»l>or in the height of the day. Snow
full* occasionally, but never lies
a rew hours, while winter often
without the pools ever being coated with
Vegetation begins very early, and
several varieties of fruit and other garden
produce have beeu in use for a couple of
weeks. On the whole it must be admitted
that tho climats of Texas i
up
than
spring and
* is not conducive to health, os may
.-ined from the fact, that with the
view of chocking the spread of fever and
such contagious diseases, Texan cattle
prohibited from crossing the Red River
into the Northern States during these
Fuium
be ini;
seasons.
The total area under tho various kinds
of farm crops— Indian corn, wheat, rye,
onts, barley, potatoes, and hay—in 1875
was about 1,700,000 acres; the area under
Indian corn being about 1,500,000; under
wheat, 140,000; and hay, 60,000 acres.
Indian corn yields
els per acre, wheat
e of 20 bush
, , _ 18 bushels,
rye 18 bushels, oats 32 bushels, barley 30
bushels, potatoes 100 bushels, and hay
about one ton.
On the first of January 1876, the
ber of cows in the State was 500,100;
and other cattle more than 2,343,700,
sheep numbered 1,601,400, and hogs about
1 , 000 , 000 .
Regarding the history and characteristi
of the Texas cattle a sentonoe
suffice. They
Spanish cattle, direct descendants Of those
unseemly, rough, lanky, long-horned ani
mals reared for so long and in such large
herds by the Moors on the plains of
Andalusia. The Spaniards wno __
covered Mexico, and afterwards settled in
TVxas, brought cattle with them,
» nd r.o exclusively have the descendants
;hese been reared in Texas that the Tskan
cattle of to-dav may be called full-blooded
Spaniards, inheriting and displaying all
the characteristics of the herds t
roamed on thsir native plains. In Texas,
theso imported cattle, though compara
uvely tame and quite at home, had such
unlimited ranges to wander over that they
yvy soon became perfectly wild, bound
ing off with fury at the sight Of a human
being : aud
two will
indeed none else than
of
yet many of the herds
m a semi-wild state, and
furious
uan on foot could not venture to
approach them. The herd boys ar
mounted, and the wild cattle know a
on horseback, and
foot is a stranger and
id they at
llicsu . ircumstances, it is not at all
wonderful that the millions
roaming at
deserve
• bestowed on the original
The characteristics of the Spanish
n > generally recognised, may be
« up thus—long, spreading, half
.racked horns ; long legs, thin lanky
. iU*pUt-together bones, throw
V,' : Ul " MH V high nt the hooks aud low
i and loin« ; coarse head, thin
■ waist ;
that
all
from him; buta
enemy to
give battle. Under
of
ilu
ROW
Texas
than
higher
»
:
d.
, light
great amount of
mpared to I be weight of beef ; and
> «»lor, generally yellow, red, roan,
I black,
rith
ry often
npe along the bark,
u regarded as
, ok a rule, is iuferior.
iou nearly 20,000 Texan cattle,
U there certainly were a few very
among them. I could
above terms in deHcrib-
«1
They have
good milkers, and
I have
lb
h
J.
;
; any of (l
".».go »rjeci
dowiug graphic sketch of certain
J f-; Texan life is .writeu from Hous
.»*ril 28.
too.
-a S:unlay i
a Texan town presents
accuwtomed to see
that much revered
«-»y of rust. In the "land sf brown heath
m. i shaggy wood," at any rate in its rural
ihstriotdfOiie's ears are seldom offended by
tiw porsistent shout of the "shoo shiner,"
».r.ivjk of the sportsman's gun, the
t-har*. tap of billiard balls, the rattling of
h jr jugs, the scraping of the barber's
or the clipping of his shears,
ai hubbub among groceries, cloth,
i^k. Nor is ho accustomed to
hort iuterval i
uy «Rh
ortliuilox Scotland
t:io
IS
Ink
, and such
church before the
t.rrival of the "diviuu" spent in reading
in bar I faced flirtation ; nor
it.:- s i the qui: t hours of a Sunday
•:ioo:i whiled away .by a round
tho thimble tri. k" for "only half
casting "dice"
n- wspap rs,
<lf>
manufac
i 'nt soap v bon all "other sports"
pi a.se. Yet all these
to be answered
* worldly inhabitants of a Texan
timed To
r hiul
1 •*
power
1 many
oh
•ng
;
vll
, aud situated
of tho State, where
" last Sunday,
(be npot whore this modern Sodom
* *. .<!■», "mi
.» !
th.
n
li Ostes«" of the Cos
("tho only tirrit-cla«« hotel in
' according to the boy at
lilt the first house less than 5
and, like most American insti
bs village «eeni« to have
::shro(
I » •
the
grown
pace. It has a populu
uncongenial mixture
up it »
i.u . of
3,<ioo,
lalkUmklM
Sr***
TaakMB,
at
!■ tfc. ml «( Uw
nr
tea oonuRiuhr |
by mj ote«3i to «tarabU ip« tea
vutafn fitTmri-4 WiA Uatm
-mfiaml lllart fnTtoit rabwnd, «Mt
huen, DM rMUiîrla^ tm. «km
I ute Mia imàf two
Mt «TK. «ai «a rim*
Ik. mSb brio* *nwn
ETS
_ it Ik *40*. I
À lurll oi hop >nU 6km bj, *4 rri-
*m»r MO of tkaoo Ht* Oiitl <«**.
- it of «jo ooo fil l l y
Th> «mm» imi»am mm ««•
* mfooMIUril tad q«iat«r
Irai on Ik. wh«li it rarat b.
inMsnw, ■
3B5BTsL$
Tolas is not nsrtleulsrfar
dssdsvitb tbs mSvsTSni Wwta hülfe
sis traquant
tekapteoa a
ot
max sr-ss?
on to
n.
at
torus tog. and
toad oaky soma
nr my bat tes tha
■ w a.Mg tar a
Ä
ona
other dajy. date as I
oaaa asking Ms ndtoao es A 11
safer." aa ana tehani H. i
those was tbs prsrtou arentog to asriat
him into town with some teothaa. 0s
The law on thia
of the two fter *•$,
■tKra
mule to the other :
ratuts
■took thiarsa are
hug fMra I tara, M
arar, by 10— mu
£3S
Mterely—for stage robbroy. er, to other
Goremment off
robe another of hia life bMotoy toaetup
the slightest possible amount of proroea-
Buft a
who
point
is
frightfullv lax,
become almost
Bootiand. ▲ quiet, genilemanly-loohing
fellow was pointed out to the writer yester-
day as having the distinguished reputation
of shooting eleven men to different
quarrels!
as oomuott here
theft in
ith »U this wild work, how-
, it is only fair to state that a careful,
inoffensive man who minds Msottn business
(an important point in America !)
make his way through Texas wll
alarming danger.
can
thout
9 m AUmtUmrnti.
îkrî 1
«53
"IS. "•'CANVASSERS
$600 REWARD !
SEfHEM SK
PbUsdalphU, Ootwral A«wU for United btetes.
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ETteMl fwr CtreBlar._WS
"*mrtlte
30 KSZ? 1 " 0AB
Kindarboofe.Now
s'&oUti'ss:
Vote
PB—w
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A HABBATH.KEEPING
Temperance Boarding Homo
►n w mutuel prtnejpl—, with m.e«.lUS«r eshosi el
30
hay
of
in
all
TOARMMINTHH BEET P
ITLANP
LIVE AND HBALTH WITHOUT B1UQA
nr. fhMoaat'i grant werk te
MOW ERADT «OR AGENT«.
LI
.J^SÜrtjïSSWÏ
&
will
C.C. HOPPER
MANUFACTURER AND DEADER Of
Fine Furniture,
of
BIB» BIS, BBO Noth
Batwaao Esea aad Vtea,
PHILADELPHIA.
Hacete Pnrnlahed bp C. C. HOPPER
to 18T«i
Ü? aSS
- _ fll4
Ik
a«E»T REDUCTION!
to
all
be
all
HOWE
to
Sewing Machines
of
I
Will hereof rav te rate to
30 DOLLARS 1
Frlean nf all atker atylen Rteawd In «hg
ie prgggrtten.
Every Mise Warrants Perfbct
Having di
bin«*, «« are rraparad
chant* and other« aa will
tinned
es«!
ng MubtOM y in ottor mar
-^1 in^ar 1 ^*,'Sail'd??
number of intobia«« «nUrad.
l plaom «har* «• ar« not rap
-îptljf fll'ed. * -
r illustra
■i'Hit "HOWK MACHINE COMPANV «
Cheatnut atraat, Philadelphia, Pa.
W. R. DRONBRROER. Agrat,
831 Market street, Wilmington. Dal.
of
die«. W« will ««Il
reJ
who da* ira to
s
I book I
chine, and <
CHROMO DEPOT'Sy.orV.-w.Yd"
leek and white mate. Bond for Illustrated Gala
»-"»•iasa Âaçtfrt.xrjgc
see
by
the
of
PhEääpU
FLORENCE OIL 8 T 0 VE,
~ SUMMER
COOKING
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HAFKST, AND MOMTI f'watlaw Lera Thu
ECONOMICAL. | T "*hf/i3. '
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POR
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we ¥JS£3r
the
nor
half
MiLt-BN, G,
1'bUad.lpliia.
Cf-Anentn Wanted.
J. W. SMITH'S
IMPBOVEO IBOK-BQOHD
MilU Can,
Patented Jaly 20tb* 1875.
Call and Examine Them Before
Purchasing Elsewhere.
in
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
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wtaa fhagwtil lay <
■ru.tr
SOLUBLE BONE
lf tetew fl a o t f od ««1er » Mow Pro
o «so. by whlob tho Hlghrat
Grads of Bolnbility is
Obtoiaod.
Ravnltaof Analyaia by tha foUowkw
M«d PHOaPHATKS,
**May «ÏTLÎÎ^. I T\Tl*Sllii^Btet« Ch«oi««t of
Srfire 5 -'(S 53 &
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ro, i» c i,mnj T,uzBo
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, Raitimora, MdT
For Pamphlete and fnrthar Information, apply
tka prtnoipal dealer» ia »our n«Aghhnrhaod, or at I
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proportional «um by devoting
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waU
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t book to te taka ite part in th« fstura work
* u o «— ful ravtralAat, rad wUI bo mmt by all
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all
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«w Tara. rnuwStoftto
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CONTINUE THEIS OFFEEINQ8 OF
DRESS GOODS,
AND ARE STILL MAKING
LOWER AND LOWER PRICES
Mm
IN BRITISH GOODS.
IN FRENCH GOODS.
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toT By our system of filling orders we give customers at a distance aa nearly aa
possible every advantage that they would enjoy if dealing personally at-*—
fiJTThe prices ire always the same for goods ordered by mail as for goods purchased
at the store.
8TRAWBRIDGE A CLOTHIER,
N. W. CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET 8 TREET 8 .
PliUadelplilA.
a ::
Direct Draft Eureka Mower,
■win.:
Reoelved the Highest Awsrd-Qrsnd Medal and Diploma
AT THE GREAT CENTENNIAL FIELD TRIAL,
No.
•
Â
Si
PUILADELPBU, JUNI M, 97, 38, M, 187S.
At the Great Field Trial at Philadelphia
ths term of Thomas A Yaudagrllt,
held'
re.
r
by ths Csutsnatel Agricuitunu Oommlttee,
Jone te, *7,18, », 187«,
4
The Eureka Mower
was swarded First Premium, Grand Medal,
and Diploma. Th« folle wing is the report :
P.
PSILADXLTHIA, NOV. 18, 18TA
of exhibitor—The
PRODUCT.—Wilber's Direct Draft Banks Mower.—Name end add
Tow tads Kireka Mower Company, Towaada, Ps. The undersigned bavin« examined the pro
duct herein described, respectfully reoommend It to the United States Centennial Commission,
for sward, for the following _ . , . , v ^ _
Fissv—For the introduction of an entirely new principle by thnt of Direct Draft.
8nco hi»— The horses'ere attached to ths centra of the machine, the cat grass Is not trodde.
This»—O wing to ths presence of doable clearer« within the oover comprised of light Iro
rode, the «mes 1» left raised up and so light that caring follow* without the aid of tedders, Ac.
Fouira — For the great advantage of being able to work the tend *jx any direction, and thng
attack dlfflcnlt crops In the best way.
R Fifth—F or the excellent arrangement by whlob flexibility of tho knife is secured.
Burn—For the Lightness of Draft.
Ssvbkth— For its great capacity for rapid work.
JOHN COLEMAN,
B. OLORNDONF,
JAMES BRUCE,
at
S
IKEDA KENZO,
PEDRO PABHLEINB,
JAMES 8. GRINNELL.
The United StntM Centennial Ocmmiation has
teed the report of the Judges and
eepted ths above, and decreed an award in conformity therewith.
FRANCIS A. WALKER,
Chief of the Bureau of Awards.
at
Given by authority of the United Btatae Centennial Commlalon.
A. T. GOSHORN, Director GonoraL
J. L. CAM PBELL, Secretary. J. R. HAWLEY. Pretedent.
large dlaoounta to Caah buyers. Correapondrace eollclted. circulars mailed on appUoatton.
Don't Forget—The Largest, Cheapest, Lightest Draft Mower te the World
ARE YOU COING TO PAINT 7
Tben Buy
CHFMioAL PAINT
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tha Union. Sarapte «ard of «oiora mm* Iran. Addrm
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dateraA la on arany th raai a d of
> «U f«a»a, and saw took aa wall a*
" at twantf mt tea Stete Ya» «4
YOU A!
EVEITBODT CAN DDT
A PIANO or ORGAN
of
Of GOULD & FISCHER, 1210 Chestnut street
Spacial Attention is Callad to
New Xnatalm'ent P lau.
Ou
MASON AND HAMLIN ORGANS
iviteg« of pnrobaM, any organ of whioh tho prioo in
*l u f te" P* r ««to! th« prioa mt th«oma,parable qaarterly ia a
ui b« «DÛ), tha rant I» «DO quarterly ; if it ba «*0. tha raat la «10 quarterly,
time Durobaa« th« organ. In wuioh oaaa they wilib* allowed all rant whtea haa
1?« par oant. pwr annum on pay mam* anticipated.
and a d«dn
th«
GOULD Ss FISCHER,
IBIO Uhaatnut street, Philadelphia.
PIANO*
We sell
the
we lo the MABOM dfc HAH LI H ORGAN.
8teck, Decker Bros., Bradbury, Haines
Bros., and other Pianos.
In addition to the above Elegant Tent rumen ta
PIANOS and ORGANS.
Orders by Mall promptly attended to, and Instrumenta selected personally by
»IA WILLIAM G. F1SOHEB.
have nlao a etook of Low-Priced
GOULD & FISCHER,
1210 Chntnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
I
Flame
Fro mi MOO Upwards.
«Ptowl
j GLIDDENS PATENT \
'BARB FENCE A
it
no
GAN Bl BRB0TKD AT
1-3 THE COST
all
FURNISHED BY ALL HARDWARE DEALERS.
Brad for ILLUBTRATID CATALOBUB and PRI0I LIFT.
THE SELLERS MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
HO. 1
CANT AMBER WAT ED.
A
ARE YOU GOING TO PAINT 7
CmmCAXPAJNT.
all
whnC
Uatea.
le aarda of eolara ml
9
miurj
Of
IjISAD
w
ITS
OrnOB, THIBTT-raUT «TUST,
XSMINaTON
UWIM MACHIMEI—-FIIE-ARMI-—AIIICULTUIAL IMPLEMENTS.
Th« BMDNOTUR 81 WIN a MAUHOn has npllk into fmr as possssslan
Mm boa» oomMnnttoa of goodqaaUUos, namely : Liebt running, «Booth, noteolsss, rapid, ij
*'u'k 't - («•'■mSam' «I th tatoouMo «rap fMd. DmI(d bMttUll, OB« i-- — **—
tbs United S lates, and vltbout stort took lbs_graad Modal of Pngfsaa—ths tiffcaot or-
dsr of Modal that «sa awarded at tbs late Vienna faposltton.
BsssehdosdbM
gun, snap sod posUIrs sotten, with patent joint obook, a narrai of bsss ly , toten
naapnsoo, and tbs oslsbratsd RanInktan Btflao, adopted by nias differed hm»
A and renowned throughout tho «and for Military, Banttng and Targol pnrponaa.
i binds of PlatoU, Rifle Oaoaa, Matallte Cartridges, Ao. *
Agrteoitnral Implamanra.—Improved Mowtef Maehlnao, Steal Plows, Steal Hoe«,
totals. Com raton, Boad tampon, Patent boaratoau, Bay Tedders, Cotton dins,
Bridges, Ao. Good -----
39
Quaker City Organ Comp'y
P11V08,
0ITT
BiaaMfmS1
ite
ite I
£
A 3 £S£
SS
s»
35
e
UafT—MOB 4 W ■■ ira .I
vaatadmawayMr, ten,ul
aa
QualK-er City Organ Oo-
A.DDKI88,
jattiviyw-smd
BEE MARKET STREET. PHILADELPHIA
RifaUsvMM.
J^UKNTM
WANTED.
k
Goodyear's Pocket Gymnasium,
■ri-sÄs
Thai
Urad »tendlnci lit-
teu or (sellâtes.
Handrad, of
rrs
kML'itnla.
FRIGS LIST.
4 'to 6
)
No. I for ohildran 6 to S.SU0. No. A lor obildra«
• lolü.tl W. No. 4. for ohUdran 10 to 14. SI B No.
Â for lodira and ohildran 14 IM« «d npwwdo,
Si 40. No. A tor coatlomon of nradorate otnnsth,
Sl.M. No. 7. BMd by lodios. ohildran or gonte,
W«. No. t ,for contl«—an of Mtr* rtran*tb,jmo.
Knll rat, fo—ily dm, I ooeh, (1 lo 6) Two 7*o ond Two
^1*00. Nn 7 Md 8 ira fitted with •
re.
to ntteobtotho woll or floor. A pair of
. Ni.lu.ir. AcmoIm «ranted in unoocupfod
lory. Rxoloaira richte to .ell th. Pockety Oyin
StSÄ
r nnderatôod. For illustrated deaoripttre circular.,
Goodyear Rubber Curler Go.,
Broadway. N. Y.
jenlH-tfw
P. O. Bos 6.1H
Rubber good, of ev
description
J. E.Tygert
& Co.,
STAR BOMB
PHOt HÂTE,
And PURR GROUND BONE.-- .
Fartiluung Mnterlaïa of all kino«.
: 4« M. DoUwnra «rann«, Philadelphia.
(tUMaw
Ofi
THE GREAT FERTILIZER,
I
WHANIM'S
Raw Bone Superphosphate
STANDARD GUARANTEED
200 Pounds.
MANUFACTURED BY
Walton, Whann & Go.
WILMINGTON, DEIs
STORES)
•03 Wont Promt St* Wiloaftn tom.
LOWEST PltlOES YET
FOR
BTBIOTLY PUNE,
AND GUARANTEED GOODS.
IN OAR »/.« — -
GROUND BONES att
II anil they olio
*in*kiodrot
Ground Raw Bones
In bags.
Warranted Para. «28 per 3,0001
ind*.
Bone Meal,
, per 3.ÛU0 lba.
In Bag*.
EXPORT BONE,
Btaaraed Stock and
Fl »ab, «98 per 1.000
BAUGH'S
RAW BONE
super-phosphate,
Price, $30 per 2000 lbs.
IN BAGS.
All Fertilizer Supplies.
BUOil AR
OIL OF VITRIOL,
SULPHATE OF SODA,
SULPHATE OF POTASH,
SULPHATE OF AMMONIA,
A A NITROOEN,
LAND PLASTER, in ba|S
barrais,
BONE BLAUK, As., Ae.,
At the Lowest Prices at Whioh
GOOD ARTICLES
Can be Bought for in any Markat
«AMPLES BY MAIL ON APPLICATION
HP* Goods dallvmd from ot obarg« te any wharf ia
Pnlladwlphia.
Prl
Hubj*ot ^o^Ohunf*
WltLout
BAUCH to SONS,
NO. 30 8. DKI.AWAKK AVFNUK,
PHILADILPHIA.
SAsntinwl.
gWARTHMORE COLLEGE,
TM site fro* PhiteMpbla. nad«r owe of Ftteada,
flvee a thorooch «ollecUta miomIoîi to both min,
wba bars pom« tea bnmm comm of itadrud f«B«i«e
HXT&A OHlfeoJSM. Fweateioio«. rtvtac (nil
k u tte te i aa to oomnm of iteiijp, «te,aàdre—
.KDWAUD H. MAÔILL, Pr-Htent,
S| M-ted« H wait ha—, Dalawan touty. Pa
Mtetew. Awn
Two
. "lÂÆ|g
mod Oil
ktSSSSS!:^
ra A*.. WUMi-teMTh«.
Mills*«
TO TEACHERS.
BY SPECIAL REQUEST
THE PHILADELPHIA
SCHOOL OF DCSIQM FOR WOMEN,
Car. Penu Nsu. asd Filbert fit.»
Will hold as
for TKAOHERM durinr
nr dnya «ach weak, from I
of InatrnotKMi to moled
of July, cirina four
e. m. to 1 p. m. 1 bo oosno o
Frao-hand Drawiur, Object Drawinr, Paiapootiro
retire Art. Terms, |10, pay abU in adrnaoe.
l-taw
0
B. CHOAWPAI.F, Primel pel
Business
College
39 SOUTH TENTH DTK. ET,
PHILADELPHIA. PA
ELEVENTH COLLEOIAtE YEAE.
THOMAS MAY PKIRGS, M. A.
PRINCIPAL AND PROPRIETOR.
R*V. JOHN THOMPSON*
BUSINESS MANAUKR,
AMteted by a oorp« of Hbarsllf ad Mated taMhin,
who ha»« made this branoh ot «daoatlon • ap«oial
tf. Tho OMtw of inatraetioc r— »*— —
A FINISHING SCHOOL FOR THE PREPARA
TION OF YOUNO MfCN FOR THE AO.
TTVK DUTIES OF BUSIMkSS LUTE,
*" IPARTMINT,
adapted to tho«a whoa« aarlyladaoatlon hna baan
cm« tec ted. Th« «ubJ*oU taaght «nabla th« pnpil
I To Writ« Xtoally staff LtglUy,
To figwa with EspMlty and Gsr
AN ENGLISH ]
To ExprtaD Himaolf in
Clear
Btetotk Saglisk Bontoteooo,
ro BE READY
BOOKS OF
WELL INFORMED AS
ACCOUNT. PKOMIbhOKY
NOTK8. CHECKS, DHAFTH,
INC, bOMMKUCIAL LAW.
COKKKtiFoNDKNCK,
TO
BANK
AND
And tha varions forma
d
of ballot«*,
waking buu aa fit to dUch
linl gradual«
Diplemaa.
tho«« «ho oomplate th*
and satis aoterilf paaa tha rsqolrad aiaml
Pupil* attending th« lnatllnlioa daring th« pra«
nt raina «Ul have aa opportunity of vuiting tha
INTERNATIONAL CENTENNIAL
EXHIBITION.
without totarfawa
•a tha Ool
day at
moon 8aturd*j*.
private famiiiaa at «A par «rook aa d
ba had on application at tha OUI
la Botin
Boarding m
sssr*"'
Hand for oircalar. CorraapoadaoM promptly at
tended to. Vi*ltora to the Centeaolal oordiall, in
»Ulya
vited
th« Cell««« in aeMion.
:MID8UMMER3BKS8I0N1
WEST CHESTER mal^kjhSul
Carter, of Mam. normal An
botany, M. W. Harrington, ot Mioh
ogy. Prof. Uraff; Uoologv ana i
L*Mart*! Priuoi'pa?. 0 ^
I Jllij! II,
wing. C. M
Bet,
iatry, P
SMART'S C0U0H-SYRUP,
jf the
SMART'S SELF-CURE
fo
b« b'addar and Sidney*, grav«l,
1 "bo Mb' - U) —• * or to druggi»ta
Groan traete. PhiladalphU. DoritAnw
«to.
WHERE TO BUY
IN
PHILADELPHIA,
A Dirac tory arranged for tho ««..
Raaden-Out thia oat.
C EDAR VATS AND TANKS FOR BREWERS,
Dy«ra, Chemist*, Manufacturer* and private
dwelling«. GEO. J. BURKHARDT A CIO., But
tonwood street below Broad, Philadelphia. j«S4Bw
M arble works, van oundrn a young.
lit! Spring Garden «tract, Philadelphia. Bast
aaaortment of Monumente. Work in MarbU and
uwitely
Granite
PUBBER GOODS OF EVRRY D EDO RIP
AI» tion. Baiting, Packing. Hom, Boote and Sho«*,
Clothing, * 0 . RICHARD I.KV1ÖK, SON A OO.
734 Chestnut street, PhiladalphU. Agente National
Rubber Company. i -""~
«3
^jrate For tenu addrara ÜOULTIB A OO.
SEL 2 "
Ttæïvssrï
Owtfit
nSZRp
•DEAUTIFUL CORAL RUB
IS BER TKKTH—«AM to «8.«
p«r rat guaraat—d, Imurwaalou
In tha morning, teeth ia tea after
Nitron* aakte r** *"
CQQ *aoh wrak te agent*. Geode Step)*. 10.
ftjt/ CM) leatimoakala recei.ad. 'learn« liberal
AutteuUn trea. J. WORTH 4 OCLjUmk
CONSUMPTION CUBED
u<«
Ai
A
■yi te (ifeMyM auk
^jTawoHrJBj|lgS
ft roam pAT,roiAMny ng»i
$999
ij
5SB
cu
«
s£r
5JA
lot
«W5AS 1
..rayg--_
39 ITOETU LIEIBTV RBIir,
■ALTIMOHU, MS.
A fMwlirlr
't-
[»Cm, IwIi'i t«
■L. anjmiM lf
papas f>aa al fia, I
I laWM sf fba
te»
Tata Inal
latteMmtel
fori
HATS AND DAN.
4
DARE-'
ion
Slltm AÎ*
e
NO. II NORTH BBOOMD STBBBT.
""•issïïsaaar 4 -
Hra'a,
W. a DRUM.
*!St
o I M
vasMtewiM (Bbmmo
iulSs^SlB WM. 1 ?
•1
J.J
HONEYWELL!
THE EAtLICIT OF PEACHES.
A. HANOI A NON,
Nsr—rymM amd PUrUte,
1877 .
1877 .
8 PRIN 6 GREETING.
MAIZE A CO
•»
I
AND
Military Furnishers,
1108 Market Street
9
PHILADELPHIA.
AWASOIO^T
UNITED STATES OSNTENN1AL OOMMI8SIOH
FOB
W« praDOM to lot no hem»« (Urn or ntell)
"■ **» tefcotlon of good Ufcrie*. From whioh w
nwkstpordarM low prio«d. or W»«r, Umm ui
Sulioitio
•>«, v«ry raagaotfally,
gW~Rem«mbwr wa gaarant— • ft!
Sk,
fell.
baan
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD SCALES
Made wtththe Latoriaad seiet ValsaWetopraromsto!
%
TO
SCALES THE WORLD'S STANDARD.
I asomvas murr kidiu at J
&Ma..187G 4
...1851
'York-1853
1873
Wer d'i Fair
th*
Werld'i Fair,
» -torl«...l«S7
Wc
pra«
00FPEB sad BPIOB KILLS, TBi and 00FFZB
0118, STORE TRUCKS, to
■naerOi _
KWINQ. à
, Phi Indra ph la -1
Um
1
FAIRnAHM A
Ool
\71fi Ohsstnnt Mi.
d
17 Smw
ÇJ.BO. H. PHILLIPS,
at
in
DEALER IN
WOOL, SHEEP SHINS, BEEF HIDES
mo our tun.
Ih. 414* 410 Tats—11 ««„
M
aoNR-U
WILMINGTON. DEL
I. H. KENT A CO.,
MANUFAOTTRRR8,
Iron, Hardware, 8t<o),
IMPORTERS AND
AGENTS
AND
COACH MATERIAL
HAVK THR LARORHT STOCK
__ _ GOODS m
THF 8TATR INTHRIR LINE. AND THE
BE8T AH80KTFD RT* MJK In THR
UNITED STATES.
MOM. 90S AND 907 >HIPLIT| B
910 A »19 ORANGE BTRBBT,
jantetf
WILMINGTON. DEL
Received Highest Honor* con
ferred at OontennlBl.
WILLCOX'
* GIBBS
But
Bast
and
NEW
AUTOMATIC
RIP
SILENT 8EWINO MACHINE.
totes*. Inveatioa, Prodariaf UArvrtont Imlti.
Id the only Scwin? Machine In the world with
Automatlo Tension* and
Automatio Stltoh Indicator; is
Always Ready for Work,tud is
Altoffother Unparallelod.
Wille ox & Gibbs 8.M. Co.,
6M Broadway. N
OO.
T3HILADKLPHIA BUBGEONV BAN DAO B
tara of M roan' «undiag. "wartio A
dominai «apport«ra. I tl aat i o 8b
Hr*cm, Anna Bandages, Burrat
10.
$■

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