THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBU11G, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA
Miscellaneous.
DON'T STAY AtTBUTKN.
I lnt e .lint a won! lo mjr to jroii,
lu ll mo xotl como lo ieo,
You (mow I hut none In nil the world
UhtHMttoartomo
m UiH t would twiawt of you,
Ttit vcbon jron coma ntffttn
lt w m in Um evening
Vwi won't tujr utter Un.
l'or Atter ten, ni momenta njr,
1 tremble o'er mlo'er,
tdt par MitMIB I liutitd oo
Ontm pwpln nt the rtoor.
Hp them t3 execnto his ttirnnt ;
lie Mid htfd nrely ccmo,
If iTe Jtm stayed m late njfMn,
Anil tell jron to go home.
Ami wlion I down to bKwkfnet go
lip will frown at tat,
And y "My child that beau of youm
Is going to hear from me.
TliU sort ot thing 1 will not havo
Ho, whtn ho comon nffiiln,
I"l Juit go down anil ihow him out
It he ilon't.go nt ten."
An J , though your toelety
.Makes lieait nnil pulse throb warm.
I heave n Ugh ot rati relief
At our rot renting form.
You know that you nro welcome, nyc,
O I tiet loved of men I
nut many a scolding you havo caused,
lly staying otter ten.
lleimly of Jewesses.
It U related that Chateaubriand, on re
turning from his liastcrn travel, was nskeil
if ho could assign tvre.iaon wliy tlio women
of tlio Jewish raco were so much handsomer
than the men, when ho gavo the following ;
"Jewesses," ho said, "have escaped tlio cilr.sn
which alighted upon their husband, fathers
nnd sons. Not n Jewess was to no seen
among the crowd of priests anil rabhlo who
insulted tho Son of God, scourged Hun,
crowned Him with thorns, and subjected him
to infamy and tho nrony of tho cross. The
women of Judea believed in the Savior and
assisted and soothed Him under nllliction
A woman of lletliany poured on his head
precious ointment, which she kept in alnb.n-
ter vases. Tlio shiner antiolnted His feet
with perfumed oil, and wiped them with her
hair. Christ, on his part, extended mercy
to tho Jewesses. Ho raised irom the dead
the son of the widow of Nain, nnd Martha's
brother, I.azarns. He cured Simon's mother-in-law
and tho woman who touched His
garment. To tho Samaritan woman he was
ii spring of living water, aud a compassion
nto judgo to tho woman of adultery. The
daughtcrs'of Jerusalem wept over him j tho
holy women accompanied him to Calvary
brought him balm and stiiccs weeping saw
him at the sepulchre. "Woman 1 why
weepest thou?" His first appcaranco after
the resurrection was to Mary Magdalen. He
said to her, "Mary 1" At tho sound of His
voice Mary Magdalen's eyes were opened
and sho answered, "Master 1" Tlio relleciiou
of somo beautiful ray must have rested on
tho brow of Jewesses."
Inherited Longevity.
Every one has noticed that nearly all tho
members of some families die aged, ttliilo
thoso of others are gone before what would
bo called the middle ago of the former.
It is generally n common and correct re
mark that "some are as old at foity ns others
are at sixty," tho latter are moro likely to live
twenty years than the former. The years a
person lias lived is by no means tho most
important element forjudging how many ho
may probably live, nor is present health of
much moro consequence, since it is often the
case that families are very vigorous aud
healthy whilo they live, yet aro not long
lived. They Inlicritjic iltby but short lives,
Notice, for iustincc, the Laplanders. Ob
serve tho citizens of Zurich, Switzerland, ve
ry healthy, but seldom reaching tho age of
sixty; whilo members of ono Italian family
living in their midst since the sixteenth ecu
tury reach tho ago of eighty or ninety.
Comparing nationalities, tho Welsh nro
tho longest lived people in Europe. Th
Scotch aro longer lived' than tho English
and tho Irish aro shorter lived, yet they aro
all healthy as a people.
0:i tho other hand, somo who do nothavo
robust health aro noted to live long. It is
said that they attain old age becauso they
take 6tich excellent care of themselves. Yet
though it is not denied that the caro is use
ful, it will usually bo found that they had at
least ono probably long-lived parent, and
thus inherited longevity from ono side if not
from both ; for, though it is often tho easo
that those dio joung who' havo long-lived
ancestry, it is very seldom that any person
lives to bo moro than a year or two older
than any of his ancestors parents, grand
parents,.c. Project fT the Civilization or Africa.
A bold project for tho civilization of Af
rica is announced, under tho (-auction of
Captain Sir John II. Glover, Mr. It. N.
Eowler and other wel known gentlemen.
This is the formation of a canal for commer
cial purposes from the mouth of tho Itiver
Bella on tho Atlantic, in the neighborhood
of Capo Juby and Capo llajador, opposito
tho Canary Islands, to tho northern bend of
tho Niger and Timbuctoo, a distauco of 7-10
miles. Such a highway would open up the
African continent to tho world, and it is be
lieved that no formidable obstacle opposes its
construction, but that tho conformation of
tho great Desert of Sahara favors tho scheme.
ForC30 miles of the distance thero is a great
hollow snpposcd to be 200 feet below tho lev
el of tho Atlantic, which was probably at
ono timo covered by tho sea. This low conn
try is separated from tho coast by a broken
ridge of about thirty miles, through which
the River Helta runs for twenty-fivo miles,
so all that would bo necessary in order to
reach it is to deepen tlio channel of tho riv
er, cut through tho ridge,' and let tho Atlan
tic fall into tho viut arid basin. In this way
a lino sheet of water would bo formed, the
climate would bo improved, tho country
would become moro fertilo for pasturage, nnd
ngriculturo nnd commerco would bo carried
into tho heart of Africa.
Animals that Chew tlio CipI.
Ruminat'ng nn'mals gp.Jicr their food
rapidly, give it a few cuts wi.u tho teeth md
swallow it. It (,oes to an in.ivlor icco.itfi
clo whero it is moistencc) j this is very osen
tial if it bo diy hay. WJicn Jio animal has
filled himself, ho masticates the food thus
fctowed away in Ills stomach, i.'Mng it cud
by cud. When a portion Is completely mas
ticate, it pawes to another receptacle and
tho prdcc8 of dlaostlou goes on. Thus nu
ox lec to himself will reUo and niasiicatoidl
Jiis.food thus slowed away in his stomach.
If ho bo pushed nnd worked vol hard, and
docs not havo timo to indicate, ho fulls o!f
in flesh, his lienMi is poor, his dlfcosiion is
incomplete.
The home, on tho control, hn'vevcr much
in n hurry ho may be, must uln ay masticate
each mouthful before ho swnllows It. A
hungry ox, let into n meadow, will fill him
self In twenty minutes, while a horo would
want at least an hour and twenty niiniittw to
tako tho snmo amount of gratw. Tlio ox,
deer, sheep, goat, chamois and rabbit, being
tho natural prey of fr rociout. beasts, nro en
dowed with tho extra stomach in which luu
tlly to stow tho food without mastication.
This may, perhaps, ho rcparded as a wise
provision of Nnture, enabling them to tally
forth whero llio food is plenty, and In abliort
timo fill themselves nntl retiie to place ol
safety to ruminate their food at their leisure.
Chinese lMilillerciico Id llenlli.
Tlio Chinese nro almost Indlllbrent lo tho
phenomenon of dissolution, nnd Ircmiently
nomp-.iM their own end when life becomes
wearisome. A wlfo sometimes elects to fnl
ow Iter husband on llio atar'lt road cn'ilc ith,
mil parents will destroy their olP.prin;r mi
time of famine and great ililrcm, rather
than allow them to Millar. Still moro re
markable la the c.utnm of sclll'ig their lives
In order that they may purchase tho superi
or iilmsiuies, which aro considered to insure
tho body In safety for, farther rcMiiiceliiiii.
A wortHliy man condemned to death will
arrange with his jailer to biy him a sulntl-
luto for n certain Mini of money to ho spent
upon tho poor wretch" lntermo.it mid tho
preservation of his body. Should ho havo
parents, ho much is Usiinlly paid In them In
coinpenntiim for his l'u'e. CMiwrncit Invu-
i wlily help to si'ppoit fhoir parent, rdial
rcipectaud devotion Is w great Chinese
virtuo and lellgious preecpl, in which tney
rarely fall.
llonnrdi'i-r death ai incviublo, ho mak-M
tho best of a bad ba'galii.ii'uici'.iniiisl and
comically gets paid tor dying. Tho tt holesalo
destruction of llio In that co.i.itry is gicai'y
tho iwult of liKlliro'cnce. llenco tho mas
sacro of Ei'.opcam, so tociiblo to us, teems
lo them a matter of luilo moment, and they
c.'nnot '"omnmhend why wo should in j Ice
a f.us about il. They loiard our wdiiiaut
molestation vci much pi o veiu'd our
i.-.iic iicKliW whoso dog wo have shot
"Well, well, be paeilitd; if it win such a
'aroiilc, I am sotiyj lnii.lt w.is only n dog,
and tlieio aro plenty more."
You English think so much of life," in-
(,i'.os the Chinesoj "have you not plenty of
pcoplo at homo? '
Death, in China, i3 awarded as tho pun
ishment of the most tr vial oll'ences, and fre
quently none nt nil, being In somebody's
way.
A loi was told tho writer as a fact, that,
during tho visit of ono of tho royal princes a
tUuft was committed of a chain or watch hc
lonting to the royal cuest, Tho unfortunate
attendant was caught with tlio property on
him, and without further ceremony his head
was chopped o(T. Tlio mandarin in attend
ance immediately announced tho tidings to
tho prince ns a dclicato attention, showing
how devoted ho was in his service. To his
astonishment, the prince expressed great re
gret that tho man's head had been taken off.
"Your highness, ' cried tho obsequious
manilai in, bowing to tho ground, "it shall
immediately bo put on again !" so little ho
understood that the regret was for tho lifo
taken, and not the severed, head.
In times of insurrection or famlno tho
mowing down of human life h like corn
stalks in harvest time, appalling to Europe
an ideas. Tho writer must coh'cji to a ner
vous shuddering when ho stood upou tho ex
ecution ground at Canton a narrow lane,
or Potter's Field where so many hundreds
had been butchered pcrday during week.) to
gether, llio executioner requiring the aid of
two smiths to sharpen Ins swords, for many
of tho wretched victims were not allowed to
bo destroyed at ono fell sweep, but sentenced
to bo "hacked to pieces" by twenty to fifty
blows.
Uscful Knowledge.
A man walks thrco miles in an hour ; a
horse trots seVcn ; steamboats run eighteen ;
sailing vessels, ten ;. slow rivers flow four ;
rapid rivers, seven; modcrato wind blows
seven ; storm moves thirty six; hurricanes,
eighty; a liflo ball, ono thousand; soun
seven hundred and foi -y-tliro ; light, one
hundred and ninety thousand ; electricity,
two hundred and eighty thousand. A barrel
of flour weighs a hundred and ninety-six
pounds ; barrel of pork, two hundred; barrel
of rice, six hundred; barrel of powder.
twenty five; firkin of butter, fifty-six; tub of
buttcr,eighty-four. Whcat,bcans nnd clover
seed, GO pounds to tho buihel; corn, rye and
ilax seed, fifty eight; oats, thirty-two ; bran,
twenty ; timothy seed, forty five; coarse salt,
oighty-five. Sixty drops make a drachm,
eight drachms an ounce, four ounces a gill,
sixteen gills a pint, sixty drops a teaspoon -ful,
four teaspoonfuls a tablespoonful or
half an ounce, two tablespoonful an ounce,
eight tablcspoonfuls a gill, two g lis a eofleo
cup or tumbler, six fluid ounces a teacupful.
Four thousand, eight hundred and forty
yards an acre ; a squaro mile, six hundred
and forty acres. To measuro an acre ; Two
hundred and nino feet on each sido making
a tquaro aero within an inch. There nro
two thousand seven hundred and fifty lan
guages. Two peroons dio every second. A
generation is fifteen years; avcrago of lifo,
thirty ono years. Tho standing army in
Prussia, war times, ono million, two hun
dred thousand ; France, ono million, thrco
bundled and sixty thousand; Russia, ono
million; Austria, eight hundred and twenty
fivo thousand; Italy, two hundred thousand,
Ilelgium, ninety-fivo thousand, England,
soventy-five thousand; United Statcs,tweuty
four thousand. Itoman Catholics in United
States, fivo millions.
A Hist to FAnMCiis. In some sections
and it would bo a decided advnuco in
thoughtfulncss and kindness in all sections
farmers give each" of their boys, and girls
too, a strip of land to raiso whatever they
choose upon it, and dispose of tho product
for their own benefit. It is a favor they all
appreciate, and it is plcasantnnd serviceable
employment for them in their leburo hours.
They will vio with each other in their skill
at raising their littlo crops, and tho proceeds
applied to their own use, nro frequently of
some valuo ; and tlio wholo arrangement,
whilo it instiucts them in tlio cultivation of
tho soil, early Implants in tho children tho
idea of thrift and economy. Sometimes,
whero a good many animals nro raised, a
pig, a lamb, a calf, up to even a colt,accord
ing to tlio ago of tho children, is given to
each to rear and to keep or sell. Farmers,
think of this; it will moro than repay you
in tho hnppiiioss and confidence It will 1m
p;it to your hons and daughters. German
(own Teleijruph.
Why OucuMiinna Ann rti:oAnir.i Un
Wlloi.nsoMi:. A correspondent of tlio Maine
Javmcr tays : Cucumbers in tho early part
of July aro a luxury, and eaten in modera
tion aro not unwholesome. They should ah
ways bo picked early in tho morning, when
tho dew is on tlicm. Gathered later in tho
day, under a broiling sun, thoy nri wholly
unlit to cat. This is no doubt ono reason
why they nro considered unwholesome by
many persons.
Coughing.
The best method nt easing n cough Is to
re!st it with all power until tho accumula
lion of phlegm become greater; then there
will bo something to cough against, nnd It
conies up very much easier nnd with half
tho coughing, A great deal of hacking, and
hemming, nnd coughing in Invalids is pure
ly nervous, or tho result of nicro habit, as Is
shown by tho frequency with which It occurs
whilo the patient is thinking about it, and
Its comparative rarity when ho U bo much
engaged that thero Is no timo to think, or
when the attention Ih impelled In another
direction.
Throo Points for Oonsidoration.
. During tlio p.nt live yimls tho VHUHTINH has
tnen atoiullly working Itself Into pub lo favor, nnd
liiosewlio wore at. tint most Incredulous In regard
M its merits nro iui .Us most ardent friends nnd
cilinurlprs.
Inert) mo tluen esaeiill.il pauses for those linking
imcli a horror of pti.-ui niisli. lnis, changing their
opinion and leiMlim Hi lr liillui'iu'o lounnl the ad
uiticeinent of VKiiKi.sk. 1st -It h.is honestly pn-
Iionmllv nrruiiipllHlii'i .ill lli.it. Is claimed for It,
without leaving mi) i,id -.i-it In the sslem ad
it presents honest vom-n -n In teatlinnnlals from
honest, vt ell-known clli.-ns, whose slgn.it urea nro n
siirtlelent guarantee of tvir eaniestnesa In the mil
ter. 'Inking Into eomld imiIoii Hie vast ihiantll of
medicine lirought eonspleuouslv In-fore llio public
tmuiiKn too limning iviti'iMsiMHi'ms in ino ui'nsp t
per columns, Willi no proof of met It or gennltio
vouchers nr wh.il.lt li.-m tlnn... ivnNlinolil In. ti.iril.ni.
ed for Inatilfentlhgn Hinallil.-grco of pride In present
lug the following lestlinonl.il I lulu llev, .1. s. nicker-
mm, i. ii., wio in)Hiiiir nun CHTgeiii.u pastor ui mo
Houth llaptlst Church, lioston :
The Tired llo.l) Sum tar Mroi.
IIchtoh. Mnn'li in. ISTi.
It. 11. Sthvens. Ksq.i
Dear Kir It Is ns much from n sense nt dutv as of
gratitude that 1 wi llo lo say mat your VKiiKI'INi:
even If It Is a patent meillolni! has heen of great
ncip to niu wiien nomine fiso seenieii 10 avail w men
I could safely use, lather otcesslto mental work or
unusual c.ire brings upon mo a ncnous exhaustion
Unit desperately needs sleep, but ns desperately tie
lies It Night alter night the poor, tired lajdy sues
for sleep Until (he day dawn Is weleomed back, and
we begin our work llnsl nut with nu almost fruitless
eli.iae nttcr reit. Now 1 have found tint a little
VHillll'ISi: taken Ju it lief ire 1 n llre gltes inoswcet
nnd Immediate sleep, and without any M tin) otll et-
rects or tn usual n.ireotii-M. i tmni: two tilings
would tend to make brain-workers sleep. 1st A
littlo leas work. 41-. littlo mora VlJiliriTNi:.
This proscription has helped me.
Now I havo a paitleuhir horror of "patent medi
cine," but I lint o a greater horror of lii lng nlr.ild lo
tell tho straight out truth. Tlio VIKllfl'INi; has
helped me, ami 1 on u It up. Yours ae
o. , uiuii'.iu;i.
YnliiitMe l'.thlonce.
The follow ing unsolicited testimonial from llev. o.
T. Walker, I). Ii., formeily pastor ot llondoln btiuaro
Church, nnd nt present willed In I'rotMeneo, It, I.,
must lie esteemed as reliable et Ideiiee,
No ono should fall to obserte that this tentlmouHl
Is tho result of two yearn' experience w Ith tho use ot
vmillllNB In the llet. .Mr. Walker's family, who
now pronounces It Invaluable i
rnoviiiKxi'K, It. 1., 101 Transit street.
11. It. STKVKXS, US'J. i
1 feel bound to express with my signature llinhlirli
value I placu upon your VIKiKTIM-:, My family
hatousedlt for the last twojears in nervous de
bility It Is Invaluable, nnd t recommend It lo nil wlio
may need an lnt Igorattng, renovating tunic.
O.T.f.I.Ki:it,
Formerly l'nslor ot Ilowdoln Square church, lioston.
The licit lMilentr.
The following letter from liev. II, S. Host. Pastor
SI. U. thurcli, Nnllck, Mass., will bo read with Inter
est by iii-tny pliyslel.im. Also Ihoso suffering from
the samo disease ns mulcted tho son ot the ltev. II.
s. llest. No person cm doubt this testlmunv, nnd
there Is no doubt about tho curative powers ot VKU
lll'lNK: Xatick, Mass., Jan. 1, 1S74.
Ma. It. II. Stevrns. V.ia.
lioir sir Wo hate good reason tor regarding jour
V mini' INK n mcdlcluo of llio greatest tnlue. Wo
feel asfiired that It has liecn llio means ot sating our
son's life, lie Is now seventeen years ot ngoifor
the last two j ears lp Iris suffered from necrosis of
his letr. caused bv scrorti oils a lection, nutl was so
tar reduced that nearly nil who saw him thought his
recovery iiupossui e, a council di aoio imj sici.ms
enuld nlvo us but the faintest none of his ever rally
ing, two of t ho number declai lng that ho was beyond
the reach of human remedies, that even amputation
could not save him, ns ho had not tiger enough In
enduro the operation. Just, then wo commenced
giving lum Vi:iii:itni-:, and from that time, to the
present ho has been mllnuotisiy lniprotlng. Ho
lias lately resumed his studies, thrown away
crutches nnd cane, and walks about cheerfully and
kIiiiuc.
Though thero Is somo illschargo from tho opening
where tno limn was i.inceu, wo unto ino iiuissi eon
lldenco that In a dttlo tlmu ho will bo perfectly cur
ed. Ho has taken nbout three dozen bottles of vr.fli:
TINi:, but lately uses but little, as he declares that
lie is too wen lo no lauing meuicuie.
ltespecttully yours,
li w. Hest,
JIiis. L. C. P. 11 EST.
Uellalile lMilfiire.
ITS n.iltlc. Street, Uiiooki.vn, n. Y., Nov. 14, 1S74.
IT. If. STKi-es-s. I!so :
Door Mr From personal benefit, received by Us
use, ns well its from personal knowledge of those
whoso euros thereby nave seemed almost miracu
lous, I can most heartily and sincerely recommend
the VEdllTlNi: tor tho complaints for which It Is
claimed to euro. JAM IIS 1'. I.UI1I.0W,
Lato l'n&tor Calvary Hap. Church, Sacramento, Cal.
Vegotino is Sold by all Druggists.
"jj-EW STOCK OF CLOTHING.
AND
G-entlcmon'o Dxona G-oods.
DAVID LOWENIlEItQ
E.lnt1tcs attention to his largo and clcsant stock ot
Fasliii
at his store on
MAIN STHECT, IN Tlin NEW BLOCK,
JU.OO.MSIIUIIO, PA.,
whero ho lias Just received from New York nnd I'lill-
ndclphla a full assortment of
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
Including the most fashionable, durable and
nahCtsomo
CONSISTING OP
I50X
SACK,
FROCK,
OUM
AND OIL CLOTH,
COATS AND PANTS,
OF ALL SOIlTS SIZES AND COLORS,
Ho has also replenished his already largo stock of
CLOTHS AND CASSI.MEHES,
rieioitED
AND l'LAlN VESTS,
STItll'ED,
8HIUT8,
CIlAVATH
SOCKS,
COLUtllS,
HANDKEUCIIIEFS,
OLOVES,
SUSPENDEIIS,
AND
AltTIOL'ES.
FANCY
Ho has constantly on hand a largo and well select
ed assortment of
Cloths and Vcatings,
which ho Is rreporcd to mako to order Into any kind
ot clothing, on very shoit notlco, and In tho best
manner. All his clothing Is mado to wear nnd most
ot It Is of homo manufacture.
GOLD WATOHKS AND JEWELRY,
OF EVElti DESCRIPTION, PINE AND CHEAP.
HIS CASE OF JEWT.LltY IS NOT SURPASSED IN
THIS PLACE.
CALL AND EXAMINE HIS (IENEIUL ASSORT
MENT OP
Clothing, Watches, Jcwl-
ry, &c.
DAVID LOWENllEUa.
iilyl,'7.i-tf.
"yAiNWitiaiiT & co.,
WHOLESALE tlROCURS,
N. E. Corner Second and Arch Slrcois,
PuiuPEi.ruii,
Dealers In
TEAS, SYRUPS, COFFEE, HUUAIi, MOLASSES
KICK, SriCKS, BICARB SOD1, 40., &0.
lr-ordc-r will rccclvo prompt attention.
t1,T-tf
HliAOQUAKTEHS
pon
in Puiulfj, Oflis, Glass,, L'ntty,
Drugs, 'liccfi, Patent Mmli-
nines, tfcc, ecu.
iMOYEll BJIO'S
"TrolIi,l)ill tlio nttontlou of the imlillo In
IV 1 lu ll- tnv larim and tt xeliwted stock ot
goods which they oiler nt tho
LOWEST JIAIUvET JtATES.
200 boos Window Glass nil llzos and qualities,
(llass for Picture I'rainon i speciality
iriiile Lead,
lietl Loml,
Utiilioiy,
Lilliai'go,
Sienniis,
Ciret,ns)
lilttcp,
Keils,
Yellows, dry and in Oil.
tlencral Agents for
MONTOUR SLrTE PAINTS!
EINSEEI),
OLIVE,
WHALIC,
CASTOll, mul other OIL
VARNISH and JAPANS
from tho best Manufactories.
, Their block of
SPICES
excels any In Ihls bcclton ot the Stale.
Agents for Dr. BIOKLEY'S
Family Medicines.
General Depot ot supplies for Dr. .T. c. Ayer's
roruLAn JIEDICINES.
ThoPrcseilptlon Department Is under tho charge
of competent Pharmaceutists.
Physicians' Prescriptions
CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED WITH
DESPATCH.
Coltl SparUine Soda Water.
Tlio attention of country dealers, especially Is called
to our block of
BOTTLED GOODS.
SPICES, ALUM,
C O N C 3 II 2 3, A S S D aiTB,
Patent and Proprietary Medicines &c.
Our tt agon tvlll continue as formerly to mako Its
usual trips to bupply cu t
OIL OF GLADNESS,
n sreclal
Coughs,
Colds,
Croup,
JJunis,
Tetter,
Piles &c,
an Internal nnd External rem y whose heallne; t lr
tues aro ntte&ted by thousands In lids and adjolnln;
countlos H manufactured liy them and supplied to
tho nnilcted either directly or through their country
dealers,
Price 50 Cents Per Bottle,
Nono Ronulno unless It hears tho trado mark nnd
namo of Moyer llro's the words '-Oil of Gladness"
blown In tho glass nnd tho signature of Moyer Bra's
on tho wrapper.
Apr.n,T4-ly
Mantel: now Lost How Restorefl!
JUST pulilMieil a new eilition of Dr. CUI,
VHItWliLL'S celebrated essay on tho radical euro
(without medicine) of Spermalorrhrea
or Seminal Weakness, lnt ulintary Sem
inal weakness, impulency, .Mental and
phyMcal Incapacity, Impediments to
Marriage, etc,: also Consumption, Epilepsy, and Kits
Induced by self-indulgence orscxtual extravaganco
riles, c. .
ESy"iVi'cc, in o sealed envelope, only sit cents.
Tho celebrated author, in this ndmlrahlo essay
clearly demonstrates from a thlrly years' succcssfu
practice, that tho alarming conseiiuenccs of bolf.
nbuso may bo radically cured without tho dangerous
uso of Internal medlclno or tho application of tlio
knife; pointing out a mode of euro nt once simple
certain, and effectual, by means of which every suf
ferer, no matter what his condition may be, may cur
himself cheaply palvatcly, nnd radically.
WTliU Lecturo should bo In tlio hands of every
youth and every man In tho land.
Sent under heal, In a plain envelope, to nny nd
dress, pott-pald, on receipt ot tlx cents, or two p,st
stamps.
Address tho Publishers,
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.,
12T llowcry, Now York, I'ost Cfllco llox 4,530.
April 10, 75-y
Coughs Colds, liron
cliiti, Sore Tliroal, In
fluenza, Croup, Whoop
ing Cough, HuarMiicss
Liter Complaint, Pains
or Soreness in the
Chest or Side, lllectllng
at the Lungs, nnil every
nrfecllon ot .. 'ihrnat. T.untrs anil chest, area red
lly euiid bv Ihc uso of l)a. WisTtn'sInumior Wii.n
CiiKiuiY, tthlcli does nut dry up n cough and le.no
the euuo behind, us lot ho ease with inunt remedies,
but loosens It, cleanses tho lungs mid ullajs lirlta-
1011, inin remoting mocausu oi tno compiium.
Conaumption can bo cured
by n timely resort to this stundard remedy, nsls
pioted by iiundrtds of teatlmonliM It lias received.
Nono genulno unless signed "I. Ill'TTS" on llio
wrapper. Ml cents and II u bottle; largo luilllns
much tlio cheaper. Kin II W. I'OWI.ir Hd.NH,
1'roprlelors, lioston, JIuss. bold by dejlers gen
erally. Jan.li'J, 'T5-1y
TOS20 per ilny. Agents tvanleil. All
ll Ml uld, mako more money nt woi k for us.ln Ihtlr ow n
luealllles, during their sparo moments, or all tlio
time, than ut any thing else. Wo offer employment
... l m ifi iLL.iur.riLni-L- i... ,u.rii..f T uni ii kfirnH vnni I'
Hint will p.iy handioiiiely for otery houwwoik.
1'uil particulars, terms, .tc., bend us jour mldrehs at
once. Han't delay. Now Is tho time. Don't look
for work or business elsewhere, unltl jouliavo learn
ed what wo nlfer. (I. buNaou & CU, 1'orlland, .Maine,
Jan. l&'Ts-ly.
ATIW YOltK TK11IUNK. "THE I.KAI).
1 1M1 AMIilllt'AN NCWSI'AI'lIIt." Tllll HINT
Ai)vi:itTihi.N(iiii;iuuJi.
Bally, flu US ear,
Keuil-
I'lisUigo I'reo to tho Hubscrllicr. Fpeelmen Copies
and Adtertl-lng Hates 1-ite. Weekly, In clubs of w
iirinoiD'only )l, pohtago paid. AudreHS TiikThi.
ut-hB, x. y. J-i"
A DVKUTIPIKOi Cheapi (iooil: Systcma
1 He. All in rsons who ronoemplate making cm-fi-utls
Willi iiowsimiuru lor the luseillni ofndt er-lU-inenls,
sliould ktnil v cents to (ino. V. limu' U K
co.,41 Park llow, New oik, for Ihtlr l'AMI'lll.l.l.
1IIKIK (ntuety-sotentli edition,) containing Hits of
oter Si i newspapers mid tllinutes. Miowlng llio
cost, Advi rtlsi inenls tnkni for lending papers In
many nates nt u liimeiidous leduitlon Jiompuh
lUlicrs' runs, cm Die lien. Jan. IHs-ly.
NOTICID, , ,
TxTOTICE Is hereby given lliat tlio liloon f.
I burg (las comiiauy win put In sorvleoplpc nnd
furiilsli inelers lu Ihu cltUtiH of lllnom-liurg f' r
ttt.M tvhero the distance from the ttr i t dm s not
exited Ui recti exi iss ot m feet will bo i h irired et
the ruto of M cents ptrfoot unlll Sej.leinl.er Ibl
is.s. CW,mUIUl,wiiluJ,
ficpf. 11, '71.-U
NEW COGDSI
A HEAVY STOCK,
S. 11, MILLER & SON
Have Just Km-ivcd
tlio lnrgost nnil liest ."iij ply ol
CHEAP AND' FASHIONABLE
DRY GOODS,
They havo ever offered lotnelr filendsnnd'cus
tonicrs. ,
(Jlotlis, Cassiniore3, ami Satiuolts
for JIEN'S WEAl't, .
Cloths, .Alapacas, Merinos,
for hADIE'S M'EAl!,
CAI.IC01-H, JIUSMNfi, tJA.MlllUCfi,(
mul every variety of Dry (looils ileslnil,
Oarpc.t, Matis, Ottoxnaua,
In great variety mul nt tlio
L 0 WEST CAjr PllK'Jte.
FAMILY GROCERIES.
iiitliullii: all the varletL" of
COKKEKS, TEAS mul Sl'OAItS,
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
anil a general supply of nrlicles useful for tho
t.'ililo nlways on liaml.
CALL AND SSB.
Country proilnco of nil kiiuls tnken In ex
change for goods nt cinh pi Ices.
Oct. so.'ft-tf
A. J-EW
READY MADE
AND
CUSTOM MADE
CLOTHING.
un liASTiin
FINEST GOODS, LATEST STYLES,
AND EMPLOYS THE
BEST AVORKMEM
Tor flood Fits and Promptness In Dlllng orders
there Is tho place to go.
Ills goods aro selected with raro and his CUSTOM
WOI1K will compare favorably with tho best effort
ot tho fashionable City Dealer.
HE KEErS A I.ATtGE STOCK 01'
BOYS' & OHILDEEN'S OLOTHIM
AND
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS '
At Astonishingly Low Frlces.
A. .1. EVANS.
Julyl, 1S73 tr.
BLOOMSBTJKG
MARBLE WOBKS.
T. L. GUNTON, Proprietor,
MAIN STrtr.ET, BELOW MAItKET.
Manufacturer of and Dealer in all kinds of
MONUMENTAL MARBLE WOKKS
Wo uso tho liest AMEIIICAN nnd ITALIAN Marble.
Ilo has on hand nnd furnishes to order
MONUMENTS,
TOM I5S,
HEADSTONES,
UUNS, VASES, Sic.
Every variety of Marhlo eutllng neatly executed at
tho lowest market prices.
A longiiraeilcalexpeilenco nnd personal attention
to business makes the proprlulor conlldent ot git lug
satisfaction. All orders by mull pioinptly attended
lo. 1'. o. box T.
VSrX. Jl. Work ddhcredree of r Imrre.'XsZX
Aug. 51, 7 My. T. L. OUNTON, l'roprletor.
GAS !G AS !
THATCHER & GEARHART,
Pluta, Gas antl Steam Gitters
lil.OOMSISUIlCl, I'A
cn-Tcit to the l'L'iu.ic TiiKiit BiiHvicra in
Plumbing and Gas Fitting,
In which I hey havo had many years of expci lencc.
All work or this kind warranted to bo of the
best description and executed In tho
most workinaullko manner.
Gas Pipo Laid at 12 Cents Per
Foot !
Steam Engines and Boilers,
Steam and JIand Pumps,
Pipe and Fittings.
A Splendid Assortment of Chan
deliers, Brackets, Lamps, Shades,
Bronze Ornaments, Ac.
EXQUISITE SLATE MANTELS,
THE CEI.EIIIIATEI)
JAPAN PAPinil-WAIlK.
JIUCKETS, 11ASINS, HOWLS, Ac, &c.
Hloro ltooin In lilooinshurg, on Main street, oppo
tile St. Paul's Episcopal Church, tllro them n call I
Oet.u.Tl-tf
AN ACTUAL III RINIH INSTITCTION AND
TCLECIIIAl'IHt INSTl'IlTE.
l'or Information call at Ofllce, or send for Collkok
Abteutisek, juuciO-ly
fjii IJpf1 '' ? v i wt
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral,
For DIsoasos of tho Throat nnil Luniss,
uch ns CoURhs, Golds, Whooping
OourIi, Uronehltls, Asthma,
and Consumption.
Among the precit
dlcofcrlci of modern
Bclcncc, few nro of
moro renl valuo lo
mankind than t!iU ef
fectual remedy for nil
dl-cnrcs of tho '1 hroat
nnd Lungs. A vast
trial of IU virtue!,
throughout this and
other countries, 1ms
fhown that It tines
turclv nnd cfTecttinllv
control them. The teitlmony of our best citizen-,
of all clae, establishes tho fact, that
OituitiY I'hcTonAt. tvlll and docs rcllcvo and
euro tho afflicting dl'ordcrs of tho Throat nnd
LuiiRt beyond any other medicine. Hio mott
dsngerou- nfTcctlons of tlio l'lilmonary Organs
yield to lis power nnd cases of Con-iiinplliiii,
cured by Ihls preparation, nro publicly known,
so rcmarkablo ns hardly to bo bcliovcd, wcro
they not proven boyond 'dispute. As n remcdv,
It Is adequate, on which the public may lely
for full protection. Ily curing Coughs, tlio
forerunners of moro serious disease, it savos un
numbered lives, nnd an amount of suffering not
to bo computed. It challenges trial, nnd con
vinces tho most sceptical. Lvcry faintly should
keep It on hand as a protection ngainst tho early
nnd iinpercelved attack of l'ulmonnry Affec
tions, which nro easily met nt firt, but which
beeomo Incurable, nnd too often fatal, if neg
lected. Tender lungs need this defeneot nnd it
U tintvlso to ho without it, As n safeguard lo
children, amid llio distressing diseases which
beset tho Throat and Chest of childhood, Ciii.iiur
1'rcTuitAL Is Invaluable) for, by Its timely use,
multitudes ore rescued from premature gintes,
nnd saved to tlio lovo nnd nflcctlon centred on
them. It acts speedily nnd surely ngnlnt ordi
nary colds, securing sound nnd Kcallh-reterlng
sleep. No ono tvlll suffer troublesoino Inlliu
rnzn and painful Hroncliitls, when they know
how easily ,cy can ho cured. ,
Originally tlio product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical Investigation, no cost or toll
Is spared in making every' bottlo In tho utmost
posslblo perfection. It may bo confiJcnllv relied
upon as possessing nil tho virtues it lias ever
exhibited, and cnpablo of producing cures ns
memorable ns the greatest It has over effected.
riiEi'AnED ny
Dr, J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical nnd Analytical Chemists.
BOLD lit ALL CItUOaiSTa EVEllTtVIIEHi:.
A ju 11 ia-;ryl
1875.
1875.
THE COLUMBrAN
Newspaper, llio lnrgo.it sheet jitibliilictl in
Columbia county, neatly printed on
New Type, tvlll ontain all the current News
of tlio Day, and a condensed nccount of
LEGISLATIVE nnd CONGRESSIONAL
PROCEEDINGS,
witli explanation and comments upon all
important measures proposed in cither:
1'OETIIY AND SONG.
MISCELLANEOUS READING,
AGRICULTURAL AND
SCIENTIFIC SUIJJECTS,
Will also engross a largo proportion of its
columns. Tlio
DOMESTIC CONCERNS OF COLUMUIA
COUNTY,
Will receive particular attention, and all
local affairs proper for publication will he
carefully laid before our readers.
THE POLITICS OF THE STATE AND
NATION
ill receive constant attention, and the
character and official conduct of
rUllLTO MEN
Will bo presented to our readers, from timo
to time, in lifo-liko attitude and '.villi entire
iustico and firmness.
No frauds hImII ho committed upon tho
I'eoplo in- Wronj; dono them without full c.
postiro in the columns of the Coi.ujiihan.
COUNTY MATTERS.
All ollieial county advertisements appear
in this paper, ns will also intelligent nynop
sis of the proceedings of tho Couits and tho
actions of tho County Officer when of pub
lie interest.
Tho Coi.ujiiiian" already has much tho
largest circulation of any paper lu tho coim
ty moro than tho combined circulation of
tho other papers and i-i tho only paper
printed in tho county that supports tlio prin
ciples and time-honored iis-ngen of tho Dem
ocratic pai ly. Its circulation aud eoiiK-cpien-uscliiluuM
may, how over, bo much extcudc
if its friends will uso their liillucnco to Mir
fuither add In its list of subscribers. At
additional patronago will bo resulted by im
proving tho paper, by adding to Its editorial
and leportoilal force and increasing tho
quantity of its reading mutter. As nu
ADVERTISING .MEDIUM
Tho Columiiian is iiuapproaclicd lu tbia
quarter of tho State, and our
J011I1ING FA0IHTI1S
Aro superior to uny other.
Our friends aro invited to call at tho oftcr
whenever they como to llloonihburg.
Qvov ThitCy-fonv Competitor
RAIL ROAvD MEC TABLES
blUl.ADKI.I'lIA AND HHADIISTJ ItOAI)
WINTUU AllllAKOKMlCKT.
NOV. nth, 18T4.
TIIAISS I.EAVK ltl'lT.liT AS t OI.I.01VS (ifNliAYBXCriTEP
Tor New York, ITiIladelplila.'lleadlnp;, I'otlstlllo
Tamacpia, Ac, 11,33 a. m
l'or Catatt Usa, 1I,!K ii. in. and 7,80 p. m.
l'or VIUlamspoit,i!,ss a. m. and J,co p. in.
riiAtNs ion nurniiT miavf. as roi.i.otvs, (scnuav i:x
t'tntn.)
Lcato New York, f,00 a. m.
lato I'hllndelphl.i, fi,i6 a. m.
Lento Heading, 11,3 m. m., I'otlsvllle, 18,10 p. in.
and Tmnaqua, 1,30 p. m.
LcatoCatattlsia, 11,20 n.ni. and -1,00 p.m.
Lent o Wllllanisport, ly.'O n. in. nnd lyw p. m.
Passengers to and from New Yolk nnd Philadel
phia go through tt Ithout change of cars.
J. E. WOOTEN,
Mays, is; i-tf. (icneral Supcilnlendent.
DKLAWARi:, I.ACKAW.
WUllilltN ItAILKUAl).
ANNA A XI)
RI.OOM911UR(i DIVISION.
Tlme-Tablo No. w. Takes effect nt -1:30 A
viiuiisiJAY, iii:ci:.im;i! in, ism.
31.
NOltTII, I STATION'S,
p.m. p.m. p.m.
Vim ln 1 lal sernntnn....,
1-2 a I s ni l 4v Hi net no
12 in 8 '.'1 13 a Tlltlortllle.,
11 J.i si.i 1 ar, ...Lafkittt.iiiim.
11 3,1 s in 1 ir, l'lii'ton
11 to 7 tit 1 ui.. Wesil-m.sion
11 10 7 f.s 1 mi Wsuminir.....
Sdl'TII.
a.m. p in. p.m.
M Ul 2 '21 ll 30
II) I I 2 '2i! I! !
IS 111 '2 33 0 41
10 17 '2 41 0 f,0
HI S3 '2 Ml 7 HI)
111 2'J '2 t.1 7 1)3
I I l 3 111 7 11
ri lis mil 7 lo
in 45 3 1.1 7 '25
111 M) 8 21 7 8.1
III r.l 3 2.1 7 4S
11 H'l 3 S-l 7 1.0
I I it. ii 8i 7 r.s
11 10 8 4D S 12
ll is 3 r.i s ir,
11 82 4 15 8 3.1
1 1 411 4 2) St.)
1 1 1.3 4 2-1 1) I'.l
12 1 I I'll 7 0 1
11 III 7 -is 1 on! Mallhi
10 i!i
7 4) 12 M
Klin." (mi
S 2.1
8 17
8 12
8 nr.
S 10
7 4li
7 '.il
7 U." 12 Jfl
7 8) 12 41
7 '25 12 r.a
7 10 1'2 3.)
7 15 1'2 M
7 in 12 10
0 fill 1-2 01
Kingston
..Pit mouth June.,
....Vl.t mouth ....
Avuntl.i.'
Nnnlleoko
.Iluiilock's i reek,
. ..Milclhlnny....
....Illik'.s- I-eiry...
....lieaih llateu..
llcrtUck ....
Hilar cieek....
...Willow (mite...
Mine UhljfC....
I (111 Ii K 1 1 4'i
a r,7 r. 2 n no
II 4.1 0 21 11 31
0 S-2 11 1 3 11 '22
11 27 ll 18 11 17
ii '2u ii n:i il u
12 is 4 4.1 7 12
12 12 4 M 7 Is
12 17 4 MS 7 2.1
1'2 Sit 5 115 7 8S
12 3-2 5 12 7 47
12 117 5 IS 7 M
12 12 0 '. I 8 12
1-2 45 5 I'D 8 Hi
1 (13 .'. -H h 85
1 ii r, r.s s 4s
1 14 11 11.1 8 05
18) 11 2) !l 20
ii en r. f2! 11 i"2
n r.s
Ji 40 Hi i . . . r.looinsllurg....
6 r.l
r. 41 mil in ,3CnlattNsa r.ilil-
O 4 I IW 4'J .lilipi l'l
nil I, no m 4'
Jnrk H stv
...Hunt llir
5 15 5 12 11)
B 01 5 ii-2 10 1'2 c-huho-ky....
j w 'ii.i ni i.ii iiimiTon
4 Si) 4 40 '.) n I.Noithuinbtihtnd.
n.in. p.m. n.i.i.l
p.m. p.m. a.m.
DAVID T. HOUND. Sunt.
Superintendent's Cfllce, Kingston, .Mnichr., lstl.
N
TOUTIIEIIN
CENTRAL RAILWAY
CU.Ml.tl.
on and after November 20th, 1S75, trains tt 111 lcavo
SUNllUltV us follows:
NOUTIIWAIID.
UIo JIall 5.20 a. m., arrive r.lmlra 11.50 n. m
" t'anandalsua... s.."..ip.
" lioehester s.l.i
" Niagara wo
llenovo accommodation 11.10 n. m. anlio Vllllnm3
poit 12.M p. in.
r.linli a Mall 4.15 a. m., arrive Llmlra 10.21) n. m.
lliuralo L.xpiess 7.15 n. m. nrilto llulfalo 8.to u. m.
bOUTlIU'AUl).
lluffalo Il.tpress 2.r,o a. m. an Ivo llarrl.shure; 4,r.o n.m
" lialllinoros.io 1
Elnilra Jlall 11.15 a. m., an Ivo llai-rlshurt,-i.to p. m
ttusuinsion lu.so
" ll.llIllllOI'O G.30 1
" Washli.e;ton8.:o
HariKburc accommodation 8.40 p. m.nirlto Harrl3-
burtf 10.50 p. m.
nrrivo lialtlmoro 2.25 a. m,
" Washington 0.13 "
Ilrio Mall 12.55 a. m. nnlt o Ilarrlsburg s.t'5 n. in.
" lialtlmoro b.io "
" Wushlnston 10.35 "
All dally except Sunday.
l). M. IIOYD, Jr., tlencral Passenger Agent
A. J. CAKS.VTT, (icneral Manager
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL ROAbT
riiilailcliilila & Driii 11. 11. Ditisicn.
SUMMER TIME TA11LE.
PKN mul nicer SUNDAY. MAY 2Sd. 187-
V1 tho trains on Hie Philadelphia H Krlo Hall
iio.ui 1'iwauii ii la I mi us loiiun m
H7i',S7,ll'.l7.,Z).
PAST LINT, loavos New Yoi k
I'lilhnlelphla
" " " ll.illlinorn
" " " 1 In nlbu lif
" " nrr. nt Wllll.iinwpuii
' " Lock 1 1 it tu
" " " jlelltfontu
... 0 25 a. m
...12.r, p. in
... 1.20 p. m
.. f .no p. in
. . S.55 p. in
..ui.iiu p. m
..11.511 p. Ill
milllMAIL leaves New Yoik
8.25 p, 111
" " " l lilladclpliU 11.15 p. in
' llanlsUirg 4.25 a, m
" " " Wlllliimsport s..i5a,iu
" " " Lot-k I lnt en V.I5 a. in
" " " licnoio ll.i-.'.ii.m
" " nrr. nt Lile 7..op m
NIAflAlt.V LXPlinss leat cs'.I'hllidelphl.i. . 7.40 a. in
" ' " ll.illlnioio 7.8511, m
" " " llurilsburir. ...lo.to a. m
' " nrr, at unil.imspuit.. 1.V11). m
" " 11 llelioto
nt k iiiiteii.... n.in p, 111
4.0U p. 111
LLMIIl.V MAIL leaves llilladi'lphla...,
" I' " lUltlinnie
" " linrrlsburir
11 " nrr. nt WllllJinwuirt.,
" " Lock llatcii,,,!
s.o 1 a. m
. s. so n.m
1 25 p. m
, 11.10 p. in
i.aup, m
I 0:
7-;.isrii'.iw.
I'll I I.'A USVIinss leaves Lock 1 laven . . .
" " Wllli.inmport..
11 " iirilvosntlliiriUhiirK
11 " " ll.dlliiioi-o
" " " I'Ulladt'lphl.l ...
" " Now Yoik
DAY liXrilKW lonvea lie novo
' lAielclliten. ..
' " " Wllll.iinspoit..
1 nrr. at llaiilshurir
' Philadelphia...
i' " New Yoi I;
" " ' llalllmoro
, (UO a. in
".('. 11, in
.11 45 11, 111
.. n.in p. m
.. 3.35 p. m
. 0.15 p. m
.. ti.1i) 11, in
. 1". An, III
.11 Sill. Ill
,. 8.UII p. In
. 11.20 p, 111
., V 15 p, la
.. 0.35 JI. Ill
,ll.'2on. m
. 8.25 p. Ill
. D.l.lp. Ill
llllILJIAII.loaveaKiIo
" " " llenovo
11 " Lock Ilaten
" 11 WIIII.inilioit
' " nrr. nt Ipirilshmg
ii i llidlhuoi-o
' " " I'llll.lihlnhl.l
... ju.oop, 111
.... '2.25U, m
7.35 ll in
... 0.45 11. Ill
....10.1011. in
12.85 n. ill
s.ns a, m
..... 7.35 11. m
7.S5 II, III
1V.25 11, 111
" " New Yolk
l-'AHT I.l.Ni: loaves Wllllamport.
' " nrr. lit Ihiirl-sbui'i;
" " " liiilllnioiii
" " " Philadelphia ...
" " New Yoik
Hi lo .Mall Went, Niagara llxpi ess West, r.lmlia
Mall Wi-i-l nnil IU) i:picba lliikl nuke 1-lut.oeouuti'-linn
at KoithumlK-ihiiid tilth l K 11, It, It. trulns for
Wilkes-hill 10 unit M l iiiiton.
Lile Mall Wist, M.igiira Lxprots West and lllmlru
Mull tVnst mukocl.iiiO euuiiuctlon nt tvilltauisnoit
tillhN.c. II. W, Indus Noun.
I.no Mull Last unit tt est , Miigui a i:press West,
l'astl.lno Wentiiitul Day Ibsim-m llaklmako i-1om
uiiiiiecllaii ut Lock llnti-u tilth II. L. V. II. It., truliiw.
l.rlo Mull l.utt ami west coiiui'Ct nt I. no tvltli
trulns 111 1, 8. ,t M, h. II. It., ut LolTV Willi o. c. A.
V. II. It. at r.lillKilllllii Willi 11. N. Y. k 1'. II. II.. anil
at llilltwood ttllh A. V. It. II,
rarn.r i iim ttiu run u-ttteen 1'hllailelphlt nnil
Wllllaiiiinorl on Nlnguru Lxjiruss Wust, ruot 1 Ine
WeM, riiuuilt'lphlu Lxpress Lust ami Day l-uprewi
liiitt. Hlteplnir I'urH on all nlicht trains.
tY.M. A, llAWnYI.N,
Jan, s.'ja-it (111.1 rulSupt
ELAMC FO'l J-Kttiih or tvlilinut excinpliou
for tale at tha t oi.cuuitc oilloe. .
f(rAlMAMq"uiMtJUIT
MA
CABINET ORGANS.
OHEQUALEDrffl APPROACHED
In mini lly and rxwll. nco liy nny nlhtr". Awnnti ,1
TISWiSTlSffi
DIPLOMA OP HOHOR AT
VIENNA, 1873; PARIS, 1867.
flMI V Amrrlcnn Oiimm tter awarded nny nnli.1
UllLtf la LnrolKlor wlllill prrnent Midi rxlr.iordl.
nary cxeelU-nco n tu conuniinil a ultlo nnla thi ir.
MUJAVO awnrili1.! hlffhrt premlumi nt Iniliu
111 II llio trial r.xiiiMllm. Iii AiurrlraMffrltM
Kiirori r. Clutof himilrt la thero linvo not lie. ll .1 In
alltih'roiinyothir organs hato liwn preftmil.
nPPT Doc'sn-d by Kmlficnt Muli-lnn. In Imth
ULO I hemliiihirn, to bo imi'lvnlcil. fivo
'il.ajTtiONI.tt. C'lItc'ULAIt, tthti oplnluni if m to
than Oiio'l'liniismiil (int free).
IHPIPT mi Imrlnrf n llnMm fc llandin, .Do nt.t
IllOlOl tnkonnymlicr. Penh m gel winni com
miksiomi for tdUnti inferior err'i', "'' fr A
t eniM often Hi tern lianl It uM tonutkla cue.
MCIM PTVI TP tillhmot Important Improve
IlLII O I I LLO eieiitu ever mmlc. New
Willi nna Coiiililiinlloii Mop. nperl
Ittnrrero ami oilier Chick of new ill-null".
PIVHO-HARP CABINET ORGANS
qnlsito comblnallou of thrso InptniintntB.
EASY PAYMENTS, ".m"'
p.i;nicntfi; or rentc.l until rent ryB fr the omnn.
OUTAI flPIICP "id Cltnilnm, llh full pnrlic
llAI ALUljUtO nlnrm free. Ad.lreMM AhOht
IMMLIN IIICIIAN CO., 151 Ttemimt Btrelt. IlOrl
'J'ONl S5 Union fkinnre, NLW XUIIKI or bU & U
AdauiBBt., CUICACJO.
MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ISM
MAY lin onT.MNKI) AT
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
or
SCHAHTOIT, Pa.
.
Otttrrnt Jycnt also for tho cctchratctt
CHICKERING PIANOS.
also, or
I. K. jMILTjKI?,
r.LOOMSIW'lG, PA.,
Pealcr in ahovo Instruments.
JhirchlVTS-y
ItOLLINS & HOLMES
Ko.l" Centre fitio
Plimite Gas anil Sleaui Fitters
MANUFACTUIinilS OP
j: x xr w j E, e3
OALVAX1ZL1) IKON COll.NlCi:,
WINDOW CAI,
AWNINGS,
Whc Trellises tire. Pealrrs in Ptnvcs, Hang
cs, Furnaces, llaltiinoro Heaters, l.mv llotvu
Urates, Jlantcls, l'UJIl'S, Weather Strips,
tic. AUo
G-AS ' PliKTURES
of thelntofct design. Special ntlentlon pnld to re
p.ililii;; s-etMnffMiu-hlni'.soreteryiU-K'rlpllon M-ules
Locks. Hell lliinslnu-, Ile.t nitlnj,', Ae. I'rirnle Iti'M
(leiieed Healed bj bteniu ut iiuuull coKtnbcne Hot
Air. l'eb. mi,")- tf.
1"J.AT('II1,KV'S 1 iii
1J pioted Cl'C I .M lil'U
uiol) PI MP Ii tho in
know ledscd Hiindaid c f
tin, 1n:irl.f-t. Iiv ooll'llnr
VW ,.'tcidlct, II
Hi tholeiistl
5-2-53 Islntlliillolil.ilchlej's
' tcidlct, tho best pump for
money, .vuciiiiuit
'2 Is Intlinl lo lil.ilchlej's Unproved I'.iack
iPgi ct.tho Drop ehiek' vult e, tthleh cnii bo
V l! IKII'ntYll tt'ltllOlll UI-,1 III IJllll.' 1 IK' JolllIK,
und tho toppi-r cliiunber tihlch netir
c neks, scales or rusts nnd t 111 List a llio
fJlaij.J?)v 'ono. 101M110 o.v uiiut m nun inoiiiiuu
fES'v nenernlly. in eider lobe sum lh.it,, ton
fciSSSJ i;et lilatehley's Pump, be e.iref ul mid seo
thai it I1111 my truilo mnrkns- nbote. If j undo mil
Knott where lo buy, ile'eilpihe elieiilurs, toiielher
with Ihe nnine nnd nddi'tss- of (he 111,'ent nemesl 5011
will uu furnished lit nddrei-dn',' tilth slump,
CIIAH, (I. lil.A'l'cill.llY, M.iiiur.u luier,
Mil, commerce st Phll.ulclpiila.
roit sai.i: iiy
J. CCIIUYLEP. A SOW, Sloomsburg, Pa.
.March s 'Ts-uin
A
OENTS AVANTKD. At the rate tliia work
la iiu DVillU ll Will UUU1I1 ll bUlU UI
100.000 COPIES
beforo tho canvass Is complete. I'rofcbvtorlnn mm
1st erstvll bout nrhniyn, or Ihoso In 111 beullh who
wish 10 retain II by o-iwilr exeicl-e, sluih-nls, 1, 1
Inen. nndotlu istilioili'Mio In obiuln luerutlte em
iilotmentlnn mest rc-pectnblo oeeiiiullon, are so
licited to apply lor nn uicency to ti ll
"T1IK HISTORY OF TIIU I'KISllYT':-
IUAN CIIUI1C1I THItOUGIIOUT
THE WOltLD."
Abeaullful larpo octavo toluino, lllnflroled rrlift
tteel nnil tt ood entrrat lnun, tt hleli etery Pi csb.t ti-ilun
family tt 111 want lo process. Pi lee In cloth Ji, rn-ni ll
A onoeeii,fl, Half 'in 1 key Morocco T, l-'uil Tuikiy
Jloriwi fc. ApiiIleulloiiH for cim-IusIio tenlioiy
bliould bo made at ciu-e. Address.
in: wirr c. lent & co.,
Dec. 53, 'H-cm. 410 llroome Miett, New Yoik.
A Fortune For$l"
'I'hoWjoiulnjr LolteiydrnwH on the lr.lh uiul imm
cf I'licli inoiiih, ami liim.tioo in ciu,, (,(t, n
pnld in lull, ami no di diu lloiis capital cut. f.ji.i mi
Vi;;r;ui,"""-V'""S 'Ihlid, S3 ,iOi 1'ouilh, jii'ckmi!
I'lllli, s,otU', hl.Mii, fr,,euoi bebbtea io.iiii) smaller
fell Is,
'llio l'lllh llxlrnoi-ilinnry ttiu poslllvely draw on
duly Mill, luir,. ; upimi nut, tmu.o (n- h'idiiiI, r '"i" !
. : . ' v ' . , miiiiii-i uiiis. lot w 111110
n . 1 I'K tn, Wt,w, tt hit ii Is paid to ticket holders
ii.ii 1 iiiiii. iii T . 1 ,."",,1,,l"i isii'-iricrtii nj 1110
iunV,i.i i.o ... ll .1 i . .' ( . uiui"i"K iniiii
I. I . .. . . ' "UIHM.I IIOIII'.IM 10, hl.l 11 IIS 1
nub-
, a..pV: , , uVi,,r l ir. . :..
for
iuVi m ! ..i i I ii I i "" ii i mil t
- ... ii'mm jii tinning, j nit 1 1 von,
., , , AI.LL.N & CO., Ill NAsnAii bT., New Y
Youu,
.PAI3STTINQ,
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
WJI. F. IjODINK, Iron Blrett Ulow PCe.
klmUof 1"'J0UU,,lul'f"l''l'ilsI"'rni'd to do ul
l'AINTLVO,
aLA.iNCl,
0, mul
PAPF.R HANGINCiiS,
In tho belt fcttlau. at linnet nrinu ,..i
notice. " " ' " '""
rartloWltuii)mer todottll wvomoneyby
jWoikwurrwrta Is glm BtlfgctIon, cider
WM. F. 1101 iINF.
JInr, c, '71-ly,
M TSB r:
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