mrnT.TTMnr AN ANDDEMbCKT, BLOOMSBTTlld, COIlBIA COtTN'IY, PA
9 lyjiii-
WinlcrliiR Bcm.
TliAtlhtP Iim neftln nrrlvtil thi.llirlnp
fi-nro l mniiy licr-krciifri lost tjm '"lo
llies tli.it hue I'cni (liflr euro mm pinto
llitlo caro now.
llcc-kccpcrs should examine ovcjry lock
cnrcftllly ntiil bo Biiro Hint each Lno hull
from twenty to thirty poiimla of liolicy. It
U not a sale nlnii to juilfo liy "hclung," as
Romo colnnicH linvo old, heavy comlix, an
often lanro amount of bce-brcadj Nunc
liaru moro honey than they ncciU wlill
others havo not cnoiijrli. UImmkIuk n few
t'rnmoa of rich stores with the netdjl la very
beneficial. Feeding may ntlll be iltne, but
should not bo long delayed, lloncv board:
hlioulil now bo removed, and bco mints used
Instead. Thoy nro nrndo by cutting tw
ulccci of nnv kind of cloth (llitht Svoole
cloth k bcit) it littlo larger than tho liistdo o
tho hlvo above tho frame, nnd sowing one
thlckncs.1 ot sheen wadding between tho
cloth. Contract tho cntraueo so thatonly tw
nr thrco bees can pa. Old ciirpe.t fcir any
coarso material may bo tiicd Instead ofiiuilts.
llclbro nutting on the quilt lay a small htrlr
half an inch In thickness across the frames
nnd pack tho rinilt tight nround the hlvo
Do not disturb tho bees till near spring, and
don't fret nbout ventilation, as tho quilt
keep them dry nnd comfortable, and allow
enough of air to pass through, mid not too
much.
Winterlnc In cellars is much recommend
ed. Tho cellar must bo dark, of even
temperature, and perfectly dry, to insure
success.
Adams county bee-keepers would do best
to winter their bees on their summer stands,
The hives should bo protected front cold
wind, under ashed, wcathcrboarded in the
rear. Tho hives placed on Btands from sis
to ten inches from tho ground, and nbout
eight inches apart. A board placed oblique'
ly against tho front of tho hlvo six inches
nbovo tho entrance, and others so placed ns
to forma box, then fill nil space between the
hives in front.rcar and over them with straw.
leaves, or . any material that will pfotect
them from the cold.
Wo havo wiutered our bees in tlilsj way
tho past three ycarswithcutirosuccess. They
remain quiet and comfortablo, and consume
but littlo honey. They will not flylunlcss
tho weather Is, sufficiently warm that nearly
all can return to tho hive; thus only few
nro lost on tho snow,while hives unprotected
loso great numbers. In warm days the sun
warms the hive, tho bees becomo restless
and fly out, get chilled, drop on the Inow
and arc gono to riso no more.
Bees in box hives should havo some ven
tilation at tho top of the hiye, ono on two
inch holes bored through tho top board, and
covered with a heavy woolen cloth jam
an inverted box set on top to prevent a
draught through tho hive, and then trcatijd as
nbovo will insuro success in most cases.
Wo trust nil will take good caro of their
bcesand notteay tho bees do no good wien
tho fault lies in their own carelessness.
Correspondents will plcaso give their full
address, as wo do not know whero nil bee
keepers reside. We can sometimes duly
reach them through tho press, wnich isiiot
always convenient. S. like, to the Geljys
burg Compiler.
Hulcs for Farmers.
1. Tako jod pfcpcra and read them.
2. Keep an account of farm operations'.
3. Do not lcavo implements scattered over
tho farm, exposed to snow, rain and heat.,
4. Repair tools and buildings at a proper
time, and do not stiller subsequent threefold
expenditure of time and money.
5. To use money judiciously, and do not
nttend auction sales to pureh.aso all kinds'of
trumpery becauso it is cheap.
C. Do not refuse to mako correct experi
ments in a small way, of many new
things.
7. Practice economy by giving stock
sheltcr during tho winter ; also good food
taking out all that is unsound, half rotten
or mouldy.
8. Do not keep tribes of cats and snarling
dog3 around tho premises, who cat more in
a month than they are worth in n life
time. Er.oa IN WiSTKit. Tho Ohio Farmer
says "corn fed hens do not lay in winter ler
tho simplo reason thero isn't any albumen
material in tho corn. When wheat is fed,
thero is fat enough in it to supply all that is
needed for tho yolk, and gluten enough to
make the white, and limo enough to furnish
the shell ; it docs not thus seem difficult to
understand why com fed hens should not
lay, as they do not, and why wheat fed hens
should lay, as they do," As eggs are now
selling in our market from 25 to SO cents
per dozen., it will be of Mjnie importance to
chicken fanciers to add a liberal allowance
of wheat to their hens.
Sheep on a farm yield both wool and mut
ton. They Imultiply with great rapidity.
They are thobestof farm scavengers, "clean
ing afield" as no other class of animals will.;
They givo back to tho farm moro in propor
tion to what they take fiom it than any oth
er animal, and distribute it better with u
viow to the future fertility of tho soil. Prove
this? Thero is no need of proof to thoo
who havo kept sheep, and know their hab
its and tho profits they yield. To prove it
to those who havo not tho experience, it is
necessary they should try tho experiment
or accept tho testimony of an experienced
shepherd.
Winter, with its snowg and storms, is nt
hand. Prepare for it. See that nil tho
small Implements of tho farm nro placed at
least whero they can bo found when tho
earth ii covered with snow. A's far as
possible put under cover all tools and inn
chinery. Thero nro few farms but Mmo
placo of safety can bo found for nil pcrUha
bio implements.
A darkey who was stooping to wah his
liamw In a creek, failed to notico tho pc
cullftr actions of a goat just behind him, so
when ho scrambled out of the water and
was asked huw it happened, ho said, "J
iiuiino -zactiy but it 'peareil as Uotigli a
bomb shell had gub mo littlo sklte behind,
and about dat tuuno time do shoo rami up
and rowed me, atid 'foro God, dat's all I
know 'bout do 'fair.
In P'roctorvlllc, Vt., Alvlu Tuylor, Esq'
has taken 30 boxes of honey, 2S0 pound,
from six BwaruiB of been tho pant season,
leaving enough for tho been to feedoiuuir
lug tho winter. Ho bus been keeping been
far twenty-scrcu years. Within tlio but
eighteen ycant ho has Bold over '1,000 pouiuld
of honey, which averaged him 25 ccnU per
pound,
A nude, egg, ouo that wilt hatch out a
rouUcr, has ou its pointed cud, binull foldn
and wrinkles, while, tho feimilo erg has no
wrinkles pud I perfectly tmooth at both cuds
mid Well rounded.
Yourig Folks.
Legomls.
nir,
I'ol NIHNII OP Till! Virv
I.a-Oii.ut.i.m:.
Aiv
Tim Emperor Ohnrlcmngno governed nn
minx Minii'iimes iii ono portion and ngaln
In another, in order that ho might mako
himself acquainted with all his subjects an
understand their hearts and their necessities
and to tills end ho was always nccesslhlo
nil who deslro to sco him. At ouo time
held his court nt Zurich, nnd hndlcrecle
thero a column upon which was fastened
pinall bell, and any who wished to seo tl:
Kmpcror had Imt to ring it and ho. won!
himself appear. One day the, bell wits rung,
but when Cliarlemagno .camo to Hid plae
there was no one in sight. Again on the f
lowing day tho samo thing occurred. Then
tho Kmpcror set n servant U) watch, nnd his
surprise cannot bo imagined when ho saw
an, immense, serpent issuo from n cave near
by and ring tho bell. -Charlemagne., who
was dining, was told of this, and ho linmcill
tilely lolt tho tablo to hasten to tho spo
sayintr. ''Unlit animal or man T will hav
justice done to "every ""ono who demands
of mo." Now when tho serpent saw tho
Kmpcr6r it bowed beforo him thrco limes
and went slowly to its cave. Tho Kmpcror
nnd liis suite followed there also, nnd, before
tho opening of tho cavo satn monstrous toad
that stopped tho entrance of tho serpent.
scorned 'that tho sorticnt desired its removal
so Charlemagne ordered that it should be
killed. A few days after as the Kmpcror
and his guests wero about to sit down todine
tho same serpent came into tho banqueting
hall nnd bowed to Cliarlemagno as before,
It then crawled up to u drinking cup nn
dropped therein a splendid jewel of wonder.
ful size ahd "beauty, and retired amidst tint
vcrsal surprise. The Kmpcror gave till
jowel to hisjwifc, nnd sho wore it as an oni.-v
mcnt for her hair. It proved n magic stono,
nnd to havo tho power of fixing tho heart of
tho Emperor on whoever possessed it. Kvcr
after tho Kmprcss received it, Charlemagne
could not endure to bo nbsent from her, ami
his whfdo life nnd thought was devoted to
her and her happiness. Now ns tho Kmprcss
felt tho approach of death sho feared lest
this treasuro should fall Into tho hands o
somo ono unworthy of the love of Charle
magne: so she hid it under her tongue.
and thero it remained. Then was tho fom
ness of the Kmpcror for tho dead body of
his wife as great as it had been for hcrwhile
living ;,and he had-it cnbalmed and carried
it with him wherever ho went. At length
this wonderful devotion excited n suspicion
m tho niyul of Archbishop Turpinus that
thero must bo something supernatural con
nccted with it, iuid, as lie was tho eoiistant
companion of Charlemagne, ho took an op.
portunlty to examlno the dead body, and
soon found tho jewel. This he took, and tho
Iqvoofof tho Kmpcror wa3 transferred to
himself and he would not be sepcrated from
him any moro than formerly he would bo
Irom tho Kmjuess. After a timo thi became
very tiresome to Turpinm and in a fit of
mpatienco ho. throw the jewel Into snmo
water they wero passing in the western part
of Germany. Then Chariemagno was fac
inatcd with the country which contained
his jewel ; for nothing destroyed its magic
influence, bo ho built hero tho town of
Aix-La-Chapelle, and tho magnificent
Cathedral thero still bears his name. Hero
n lovorl ta amy, uiitl lm WomM nit for hours
and days besido the quiet waters wlilcii u.ui
tho miraculous gem, audit is believed that
it is from the wonderful effects of this magic
tone that tho baths of Aix-La-Chapcllc re
ceive their healing properties, and aro bo
beneficial to those who use them.
Tin: Jtousu and Tin! Frog. A mouso
in nn evil day mauo acquaintance witli a
frog, and they set olfon their travels togcth-
Tho frog, on pretenco of great affection,
and of keeping his companion out of harm's
way, tied the mouse's hind foot to his own
hind leg, and thus they proceeded for some
distance by land. Presently they camo to
somo water, and tho frog bidding tho meuse
havo good courage, began to swim across.
They had scarcely, however, arrived midway
hen tho frog took n sudden plunge to tho
bottom, dragging the mouse, after him. Hut
tho struggling and floundering of tho mouse
made so great a commotion in the water that
attracted the attention of a kite, who
pouncing down and bearing off the mouse,
carried away tho frog in his train.
Inconsiderate and ill-matched alliances
cnerally end in ruin, and the man who
ompasses tho destruction of his neighbor
is often caught in his own suaro.
The Liok and ran Goat. On a summer
ay, when every thing was suffering from
extreme heat, a lion nnd n goat came at the
snmo time to quench their thirst nt n small
fountain. They nt once fell to quarrelling
hich bhould first drink of tho water, till
t length it seemed that each was1 determin
ed to resist tho other even to death. Iiut
ceasing from tho strife for a moment, to re
cover breath, thoy saw n flock of vultures
hovering over them, only waiting to pouiico
upon whichever of them should fall. Where
upon they instantly inado up thoir quarrel,
agreeing that it was far better for them
both to becomo friends, than to furnish food
for crows nnd vultures.
Tub Farmku Ani his Doos. A fanner
during a ncvero winter, being nhut up by tlio
now in hln farm house, nml Hharply presxci!
fur food, which holwas iiuablo to get about
to procure, began consuming his own sheep.
As tho hard weather continued, ho next tito
up his goaU, And nt last for thero was no
break in tho weather ho betook himself to
tho plough oxen. Upon this tlio dogs said
ono to another, "let us bo oil"; for siueo the,
master, as wo tee, has had no pity on tlio
working oxen, how Is It likely ho will nparo
us?"
When our neighbor's houso is on firo it U
timo to look to our own.
Tin: Fisiikumax. A KMicrman went to
a river to fish ; and when hu hud laid hU net
news tho stream, ho tied a stono to n long
co td, and beat tlio water on either side, of
tho net, to drive tho fish into tho meshes.
Ono of the neighbors that lived thereabout
heeing him thus employed, went up to him
and blamed him exceedingly for disturbing
tho water, and making It so muddy ns to
bo unfit to drink. "I am sorry,,' said tlio
Fisherman, "that this does not lcasoyou,
but it is by thus troubling tho waters, that
I gain my living."
Tub Lion amiiiisTiihki:Counoim.oi:b,
Tho Iin called the Sheep to adc her if
his brcatli smelt ; she said, Ay, hu hit off
hor head for a fool. He called tho Wolf, nud
oskod him i Ho said no ; ho tore him to
pieces for a flatterer. At lat ho called tho
Fox, and inked him. "Truly ho had got t
cold, and could not smell, '
Wiso men say nothing in ihingerou
times,
Tho Great lloputatibn.
Whlcli Vecctlno has attalnort In nil rvfc ot tho
country u a 1
Great mid Good Medicine,
. . . i,ti.. ,rt.J.iia wi.lrh nro ron
altie. It Is im.inini'iiiVil hy HWlffi
n lotlicrwrtcw. Ah ii lilnwl-rnriner mm "
tf T r, 1 1 .H t ii" ! " " .... ,., ,,r
ftitli-lte-
nk InivlA
U'lifls IcioVMroy IiphIIIi Inilenil nl I uhIoi Ins
II IU
Arv nut the msny u st ImonMls (Hen for i:
o illffcr-
entcoiimliilnls ssiht.iclury to ny rcaun
,l)lo lvr-
sons sum. no:
ftons suntnnif rrnm u nensn iimi umy run i
1 curuu 7
Unurt thf ilim-rant tfwtltnniitals iflrn. AO
t no ono
can doubt. In in.my of tui'so cusps tho portions say
that I nrlrimln nml surrcilnir cannot bo cirri sscil.ns
In raws n! scrofula, hcro, nimrcnl1r, tijo wjiolo
IkmIv whs one muss of corruption. It Vritclini' win
rrlln n.itn. rli'-irnr. mtrlfv nlnl euro such discuses,
renorlntf lliomllcnt to rfi'ct health nfulr trjlnir
ilirreronl physicians, many rrmoines, minqnni: mr
yenrs, lilt not nuicluMuti'i nut, Ifymi nro nJumrrr,
you enn lio cureil; Why Is this inrttlrtno in'rformlnff
such t;i cat cures: H works In Uio lilooct, In tliu
cliculiitltiL'llutd. It can lm truly called tlfiMUent
Hldrwl Pnt-lniT. The irreftl. sourco ur (1 SOlfcO Ortir
nates In the Wood : nnd no rncMletno Hint does hot
net directly mn It. Ui nurlfy nnd renovntc, lias nnv
itnf riiim iiniui nulilln nttiMitlon. When tllo ulood
becomes lifeless nnd stagnant, clllicr fruin clinnito ot
weather or climate, want ot eierclse, Irregillar diet
or from nnv other rnute, tho Vccutlno will n tcw Uio
blood carry off tho putrid, humors. clenso tho
stomach, reeulato the bowols anil Impart nllono of
vlm.r tji flirt whntn hnrtr. Thn 'conviction H. In tho
pulillc mind ns well as fn the medical professlin.that
tho remedies supplied by tho vegcuiuicMiiKtiwn nn
mnrn iftf mnrn nuereflrill. In lhrt euro Of a SOiVse,
than mineral lneillehics. Veircllno is conii oscdof
IO.HS. linrksnnri herbs. It Is pleasant tul.iKe,ani:
Is pcrrertlv s,o to Kltu nn infant, no you m en u
Do not hokllato U) try It. You will never roiot It.
CANNOT UK KXCKLLKD.
CainiSKTOwx, March uJl989.
Hi II. RTRVIW!-!.
Iliun Hiu.'l ItU Ih tnrnrtlfp thflt 1 have tlRCfl YOU
"Iildod rii'par.illoii'Mn my f'amUy tor Hovcral ycurs,
nn,i t ttiinL- fii.it. f.,r Srrnfnia nr !nnkennis llhmors,
tir iMmnti.ulli. Atti.i'tlnnM. Ir.rannot.b0 nxcelletl. nnd.
ns a blond purlllernnd sprlnii modlclne.lt Is trio licit
Ihlnjf I have eer used: mull navo usou niinusvsjveri--thiiio-.
i run nhyerruiir rocommond It to nnywnc In
J1IIIIUVI 6UC1IR1UUU1CII1U. .. I
Mrs. A. A. IllNSwrtirt,
ia nushoil street.
WHAT IS NKKDKD.
llOSTON. rob. IS.
IIKNttT 11. STKVKNH, Ksr :- I
Diiau Sm About ono j ear 3lnco I found myklf
h fimlilA rnmlltlnii rrutri crnnprnl riubllltr. etret
had been much beiicfltcd by Its use. I procured the
article, and atlcr usttnir several bottles, was rottorcd
was sironirlv recommended to mo uy arncmimiu
in iiiuitii. nml iimenntiiiiied Itsuso. I feel (lime con
lldenMhat thorn Is no medicine superior tollttor
and Would checifully lecommend It to those who
feel that thoy need something to restoio them to
tnose comiuaiuis tor wmcu n is csiwvuuiy ut uito
perfect iieaiin. .
l'lrm of S. M. l'ctleiiulll A i'6.,
No. 10 State st llotteu.
GIVEd
IIKAhTII. STRKNGT1I AND
ArPKTITK.
Mr ilauiflitor has received (treat benefit frofn the
iLsoof tlio t!tlno. Her decllnlni; health nasn
source of sreai nnitety to all of her friends. A few
bottles of tho Vctfctlnu restored her health, MrJugth
JltsuniiUll iuniliuai jhsuiLLT ;iii,
ho. 4'J bears Uulldlng, lioston,Jln.ss,
GAINKD l'IKTKKN I'OUNDS'OV
FLESH.
Hoctii Ubhwick.Mo., Jan. 17,1M2.
t. H. STBVRNH, Kl :- i
liKiusin-I halo had Di speDshi In ltHiiorst foriu
for the- l.mt len ears. nnd liavo taken hundreds of
doll.us worth ot innllelnu without uiiUiliui.ij any
relief. In Kcptemlwr Ixst 1 commenced taklnit the
vegetlne, slneo hleh time) luy health h.HSlehillly
Imnriiieif. II y food illiresls ell: nnd I halo ir.tlned
llfteen pounds of Uesh. There aro several others
lu this placu taking Vcgctlno ; and ull have obtained
relief. 1
l ours truiy. i
Thomas K. Moonii
Ovcrsoer of Card lloom, foitsinoutu Co s Jlltls.
Vegotino is Sold by All Druggists.
linn. 14, lsTG-lm I
CENTENNIAL ! 1876.
W. P. JONE & CO., -
Catawissa, Pa.
b Ouit FrtinNDs & -run Puhi.ic :
For the kind find liberal p;it-
oiiiige bestowed upon ns the past
year yon have Our J hanks.
'Plirnmjli it MTf ilium in-
.striiinental in
ISItlNGINO down Tin; PRICKS
on many kinds of Goods.
Wc want to sell more goods this
year than we did last, and we ask
'or a continuance of your generous
support, assuring you that we
mil always endeavor to sell at
ic lowest possible
Prices for Cash.
"Wc now call your attention lo 80
ricccs, 1 .584 yards, llamburg
Embroideries and Insert
ings just opened
this week.
The above embrace
tho newest and most
beautiful Patterns ever shown.
The Embroideries we sold last
ear with such great success, arc
and lmvo been long famous as the
best and most saleable, and those
just received are superior in stylo
and lower in price than ever before.
We also wish to call the atten
tion of Housekeepers to our large
stock of
leached and Brown Sheetings,
and Shirting Muslins,
Tho very best Brands in all
widths.
Tickings,
Blankets,
Tablo Linens,
t Towels,
Napkins, &xs.,
which wo oiler at very low Prices.
Wo are also ollering at reduced
Price,
Shawls
Furs,
Underwear.
nnd many other Woolen Goods to
closo them out. '
Call and examine at tho
Popular Cheap Cash Storo of
W. V. JONES & CO.,
CATAWISSA, PA.
LOUIS BBRNHARD,
Dealer la
BLOIN WATCHES, CKOOKft,
SiWerwure, Watches and Jowolry
llLOOilSUUHO, PA.
LadloV and UeMLuuu'a Hold and filhur Wuttlic,
of American uud foreign manufacture,
Silver and Plated Waro, Clocks,
FINK JHWFJillY, AO.,
REPAIRING AND ENGRAVING
I'romptly Executed,
Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral,
Vot Dlnoasofl of tho Throat' and Luncs,
nucli as Ootmhs, Colds, WhooplnK
Cough, llronohllln, Anllimn,
and Consumption.
Amonc tlwi prcnt
ilUcnvciics of triolein
mora real "valiio lt
mankind than t)il cf-
'fcctual remedy for all
dliciucn or tho Throat
nnd I,tinc. A -ntt
trial or lt Irtiio,
tliimiRhout this nml
other countries linn
shoitn that It does
surclv nnd rlTrr.tnnllv
control them. Tlia fosllmony of our l.csl cllf
rem, of nil clae, etalillilic tlio fact, tlint
(liiLiinr I'l iTduii, will and doe rollcvt nnd
euro tho ullllctliu; dlionlcm of tho Throat nnd
I.uii4 buy urn I nuy other medicine. '1 lioj moft
dniijrerims nfTecllMia of tho l'nlinonnry Organs
yield to Itii power) nnd cncs of Coiivumiillon,
ctuc I hy tills preparation, nro publicly known,
mi rcmnkabls ni hnrdlv to bo believed, wcio
Ihcv nut proven beyond illtnnto. Ai n remcdv,
It f iiilequntc, on which the public nm', rely
for full protection. Hr curlup Coiicht, Ilia
fnrerunner of moro terfous dlienio, It mves un
immbcrcd lives, nml nn amount of nuirerlifs net
to be computed. It clmllenpen trial, nnd.con
vlnces tho most ccptlcl. Kvcrj- family nfiould
keep It on linnd ns n protection npainst tho hirly
and niercelvod attack of I'ulinonnrv Alice
tinus, illicit nro easily met nt Arid, hut which
become Incurable, nnd too often fatnl, If ncp
lectcd. Tcmlcr limes need this defence) ahd It
Is nnwlso to bo without It. As n nifepinld lo
children, nmld tlio dUtroslne diseases whlcli
beset tlipT'hrontan.l Chctof childhood, CitKititY
l'l CTim.ii. s luvalnnblci for, by Its timely mo,
multitudes aro rescued from nfcinntnro pnves,
nnd saved to tho lovo and atTectlon centred on
them. It acts speedily and surely ncalnst brill
n.iry colds, securing found nnd heallh-restorlne;
sleep. No ouo will tulTer troublesnmo Infill
riizu and painful IlroiichltIs,wlien they know
how mlly they can bo cured.
Originally tho product of lonR, laborious, and
successful chemical Inycelljntioii, no cost or toil
Is fpannl In making every hottla In tho utmost
possible perfection. It may ho confidently relied
upon as possessing nil tho virtues It lias ever
exhibited, and cnpablo of producing curej 119
nicmorablo ns tho greatet ft has over effected.
l'ltUl'AllED uy
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO,, Lowell, Mass.,
1'iaetlciil nnd Analytical Chemists.
BUM) 11 Y ALL DI'.UaOISTS EVUIlYWlltlli:.
April 1-T5yl
KV STOCK OF CI.OTHINO.
AND
Gentlemen's Dress Goods
DAVID liOWENDEKO
Invites attonllon to Ids larcoandclcifantstock ot
Ctap ai Mioiialilc Clolliiiiii
t Ids utoro on!
MAIN BTltEET, IN TIIU NKW BLOCK,
11LOOMS11UUO, I'A.,
where ho has Juit received from Now York and hll-
adelpuia n full assortment of
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING,
lncluaiiiir Uio most fashionable, durablo ana
nuuasoiuo
DRESS GOODS,
CONHISTINO OF
110X
SACK,
AND OIL OI.OTII,
COATS
AND PANTS,
01' ALL SORTS SIZES AND COLOHS,
ne has nlBO roplenlsliod lila alroady lArgo stock of
CLOTHS AND CABSIMnilltS,
STIUrfiD,
FlOUltKD
AMDjl'LAM VIWTS,
IjIIIU'3,
OKA VATS
SOCKS,
OOIXAKH,
HANDKEHCIIIUI'S,
OIX)VKS,
;busi'undbiw,
AND
FANCY ARTICLES.
Ho ha cormtMitiT tin hand a largo and woU select
ed assortment of
Cloths and Veutinga,
which ho In proparcd to umko to order Into any kind
of clothlnj, on verj sliort notloo, and In tho boat
maimer. All hla cloUilng la made to wear and moBt
ot It U of homo manutoctnrc.
GOLD WATCHES AND JEWELRY,
OF HVEItY DlWCltllTfON, FINIS AKD CI1KAI'.
111H OAS IS OK JBW'KI.ltY IS NOT SUIU'ASBBD IN
THIS I'LACK.
CALL AND ISX AM IN It IIIH OKNIUIAL ASSOHT
MKN.TOP Clothing, Watches, Jowl
ry, &o.
DAVID I.OWENI1ERO,
uiy i,r-if.
TWO MONTHS FREE ! !
TIIK mV YORK TRIBUNE.
"7'Ac J.taiHmj American A'wrpvpcr.'
(in iccelpt (if 11 andlhUadvertlHeinenl'fiiBWKEK
t.Y TiiiiiUKK will bo sejit, postaso paid, until Deceni
it 3tst, ts7o, or for IU tw, ulx copleu; for taJ.ckncu;
tor Wo, thtrlymnu, Addreiw
Juju lo.is-ly. TUB TllIfiUNE, Now York.
A DVHKTISrNO: Cheap: OooJi fiyntcma
t Ho. All iwrbons who couwmpliito making con
truuU Uli iiewbiwiMTH lor tlio Insertion ofudver.
tuiuent, bliould send sa eenti lu lleo. 1'. Howell 4
fu.,41 Turk How, New York, fur Uielrl'AMl'lll.CT
ltooK (nlnety-NevcntU edition.) coutalutni; llilx ot
out luoo iiewsp.ifra and csuifuUi'U, bholni tho
cost. AdertlM'inentH taken for leading p.iHrm
many Malm ut a trmnendouH reduUlou frunpub
llshern'ruleti. i.kTrjiu icoi, Jun.int.-ly.
TO20 per slay. AkciiU wanted. All
classes ot worklsirnuonloof both Boxen, youns
and old, inako nioro money at work fur us,ln tlnlrowu
loeaiuies, aurinfc ineir Kimro mouiuniu, or an uiu
time, than at any thlnir clw. Wo oner emiAoyroejit
that will pay handsomely for every hour's work,
ruil particulars, tenna, sc., ucud tia jour nddresa at
enco. Dont delay. Now U tlio time. Don't look
tor work or business tlfcowbere, unlll you have learn
ed -u Uut wo oner, U. HTmaoN & CD., fortlaud, Maine.
Jan. W'16-ly.
$1,200 PROFIT on $100
Invested In Stock 1'rU lieges In WallStreet. Hooks
and circulars telling, "How 'tis douo," sent freo.
Addrebs lUXTSu K Co., Hankers, 17 Wall bu, New
York.
SAYE MONEY
by bending 1.TS for any tl Maazlno and Tns Wsitk.
lv Tkiiuhs (regular price (), cr ts.TC for tho JJugu
rinoaud TiisbiMi-WttKLY 'JUiuunk (ict'ular irleo
J3), Add
THKT1IIIIUNH, NtW York.
GRAND OPENING!
ELTAS MENDENHAIjL
HAVING rcKiimecl tlio ImslneKn of Meielinn.
dWelng nt Ids Old Store, on
MAIN BTltEET, HLOOMSllUltO,
MRln TDI rORIt tlOTEt,
tienlrpdln call tlio attention of bin Itlendi nnd tlio
runn ir,norllv i s'
NKW, VVLh AND VAltlEU
STOCK OF GOODS
JUST OPENED,
And noUcIta nsliaro of puWIcralronnKO
1IIM .STOCK t'ONHIHTHOP
i)UY noon.si,
(IllOUllltIKH,
UtMNHWAltK,
WOODUNWAItn,
wiixowwahh,
iiootm hi10hs,
HAltinVAllK,
1'I.OUlt AND VKV.l)
In connection wllh lib (dock of Jferctiandlso lio
constantly lreepinnlinnd Inlilsjard.
A ri l.LKTOl'KOl'
Dressed anil UHteei Limilie:
AND SIIINULKSOI.' HIS JIANUl'AOTUltl!.
Bill Lumber mndo u speciality.
CALL AND SKIS.
Oct.lt, lST8-tf.
BLOOMSBUEQ
MAHBLE WOHKS.
T. L. GUNTON, Proprietor,
MAIN STHUKT, 11GI.OW MAIIKKT.
Manufacturer of and Eealcr in all kimh of
MONUMENTAL MABBLEWOBKS
Vousotliol)Ci.tAMi:iiIOAN and ITALIAN Mat bio,
Ho haa on hand nnd furnlshoa to ordor
MONUMENTS,
TOMBS,
HEADSTONES,
UltNS, VAS1CS, &c.
Kverr varletv of Marble cutting npaUvnxMntn,i it
wiu nii-sv iiiiiist'i, irircfl.
A loiiff practical oxierleneo and personal attention
to business makes the nronrletnn nnfldpnt nr i-lvlni
BatWactlon. All orden by mall promptly attended
SSfk. IS. fPbi'A delivered free of chmge.,i31i
AUff. SI, '74-ly. T. L. OUNTON, l'rori lelor.
yAINWBIGHT A CO.;
WHOLltSALK OnoCKHS,
N. 15. corner Second and Arch Streets,
1'HIHllKl.rilIA,
Dealers in
MAS, HYHUl'S, COFFKK, SUOAIt, HOLA88E3
RICK, BrlCBS, DI0A1IB sonA, o.
tt in rucoiTo prompt nttontlon.
1 .
El.T-tf
HOLL1NS & HOLMES
No. II Centro Strc- t.
PlfflDte Gas aufl Steam Fitters
,MANUFACTUItE!t3 OF
O ALVANtZED IIION COHNICI!,
WINDOW OA1H,
AWNINGS,
Wiro Trcllisen, &c. Detilera in Stoves, Rang
e's, Furnaces, Itnltimoru Heatcm, Low Down
Grates, MnnlelMj 1'UJH'S, Weather Strips,
' ite. Also
GAS FIXTURES
of tho latent deilcn. Special attention raid to re
pairing SuwIiik Jlachlni'sofeveijf deBcrlntlon.Healoa,
IxwItH, Hell HniiKlnK, Keyl'lltlnir, Ac. I'rHnto llesl
donees Heated bysteainut uwiiull coMabnvo lint
Air. I"eb. 20,'75-tf.
Bargains in Lumber!
at tlio storo of
JOHN J. MENRY,
BENTON, COL. CO. PA.
1(K);000 foncing boards, at $8.75
100,000 heart Shingles, Bhsived,
extra good, at !p7.00
100,000 Sap Shingles ahaved, at
$-l.C0
100,000 No. 1 Sawed Shinglqs
at $5.00
Also Plunk, Siding, Inch Pino,
and all kinds of lumber
cuu bo found iu my
yard.
Cull at onco for bargains.
Deo. ,-Sm
Tim luvtni is o Klt.H WITH
ROW ELL & fHESMAH
. Advertising Agents,
THIQP & CHESTNUT 618., ST. LOUIS, MO
SpC GENERIS.
fPAVqUjMCRUIT'rtRATi'.
CAIET ORGANS.
DNEQUik;.:XDNAPPROAGIIED
!n catiiV'liy Afllpnco liy nny othcriy AnnliJ 1
TISlfflSTlIIo
AND DIltrIA OP HOITOET
VIENNU73; PARIS, 1867.
fllJI V Arm lorprtni ever nwimlM nny maU
UI1L t In V,i vhirli-iirfBont ciioh txlMonU
mry cxoclleiKvyroinmnnil n wKlo Mlo there.
HLli t I 0 iHwitlonMtiAmcrkifiucllD
Kurcpo. Outolruld tlitio hftvo nut Iti-n fli, 111
nil whero miy ci.'an hnto Itnen prcfcrrcil.
pTOT lK'dft Kraincnt Xtll!lan in twin
ULOl tn mirlviiloil. Bi
'l l.ailMoNt ll-ur AH, w Itli opiulons Lf mora
thin OunTIiQKl fnent free).
IUCI0T n"0" & Hamlin. lfl nnt
luulul tjik'lhi r. VeuUrnget Uhifiicom
Mini(.iN(t fur fii(oc otfitn, Hint fr tii
rewoti ohti tryjtiml In sell ttmncitilnq iUi
NEU CTVlV,,h mr,,4t Imiwrtnnt Iinprovo
llUll 0 I lUiiM Wit mmlo. Sew
Solo mul 'i)iutloii Slopi, Super!)
I'UiiUvro nml fnscN a ttvw iIcIkmh
PIAKO-HARABiNET ORGANS
EASY PAYfJfS. ri-r tniiiiil.ly rr qunrtirly
iwymfnbi i ir reTi(n r. til i'u;- for tlio orKnn.
PUT I nPllt't ClrraUrs, villi fniliwrtliv
HAUI.IN llllUAll.il Trctnnnt Blncf. 3IO.-4-'JMNi
23 Union 9 NliW 01UC; or tO Si SI
Aduus St., CU10.1
MASOl HAMLIN
CABIN! ORHilS
MAY
.fAINUl) AT
OR RETAIL
r
WHOLE
Ii.
SCRJTON, Pa.
tienrntt A if nun fur the rrhbrntctt
CHICKED PIANOS.
1), OF
I. K.,IL,L,EH,
lOMSlWllG, VA.t
Dealer In nbovtrumcnt.s.
Jlnrch 19, '76 y
a heaV sjck,
Gheapesaaxa Ever!
S. H, HIM & SON
Tavc JiuKeccived
tlio largest nt supjily ot
CHEAP ASrASHMABLE
DEI QODS,
They luno out olicrca.iolr friends and cus
tomers. I
(Jlotlis, Cassimerotoid Satinotts
forJ!KN's.K,
Olotlis, AlapaciMorinos,
forLADrES'n,
CAL1COIW, MUSLLN'SAM hrics,
and every variety of Drc-ds lesir..l.
STOCK
OF
Carpets, Mats,
Cfcnmrma.
CLto.i-)onTiir!OaT
COFFUl-S, TKA3. ,"!x o!
COUNTBY IVijtr,
unci a general i-u(ply of urt V uo
tnblo always on useful
CALL ANdJeS.
Country produce of all kipaktn in ex.
rlitmgo for goodi tit cash piiees.
Oct, so,'ll-tf
HOLIDAY QODS-
j. h. mmt
AU1UN ItVAl'OltATUl) 1M!A.
ino bejt fruit of tlw kind In tlu Let.
IMNH AI'l'UI C1IKU8I1,
ALMIiUIA OllAl'liS,
ortANami,
1.KMIWW,
co.sri:uT
A splendid now lot of
CHINA-WAlin,
I'oiLcr sura,
OHIMHUtNS TOV HUTS,
NEW hTVLIJ C'rtiiS,
OUNTUNSIAI, DltEAD I'l.ATR
QLASS-WAllH,
QUHHNB-WAltl!,
In prent variety. A Mil Unek ef f.uiey ll nm)
lino tiiumbi'i'tetn. I sfeekdutteiitloii b
I'UIUUI CUlllTJ IIIKIMIKI nine, IIM II
nt lutulei'ilUH, nil liU (,'oods nin tho bettca".
l.o luUKiit. A lew tnousniia line eiuna lii.h 1k
olosod oulelieup. .
Midrt end Mlf.clptilffl for bojs, nnd ai,M
vnrlety of even tllinr In tlila lli.iC
Hoe. IT, I
I,
CourLh Ccilili,,,
cliltlii, Horu TIn.
fliieii.ii.C'rouji,
inuCotisli, HoaH
Llvi'rCoiupluIil,
or BorcneAi &i.
Clieht or Side, lljt
nt tlie I.ungH, anil
rfectlon of mo 'I'uront. Lunga nnd C'uobt, nro
11 v fun ll liv tlinilf-nfif 1)11. WISTAU'HlllLHlM f)f
CiimiKV, wldtlidoia not dry upii eoiik'li nnd'
thn cnUHO behind, art In Ihu enfo with liiual iein
but loohcua It. eleuuBea tho lHlira nml iUIuvh ti
Ion, thus re mo I UK tlio cuuo ot tho coLaplulqi!
Consumption can bo cuifr
in- ii tinu lv rcwort to IhLs standard remodr.
proved by hundrids ot t(4tliuoulubj It liuareci
AN ACTUAL HUBJNr.88 INSTITUTION AND
TELKOIUI'HIO NST1TUTB.
Kor tnforinUon call at omoo, or twiul tor Coixkt
ADTEHTUtn. Junesft-ly
. .1 . I . I ,
.. i r '(.
I .s,l fll .1
,1, u
'
AT THE
COLUMBIAN OFFICE.
Tho Columbian Printing Estab
lishmcnt is amply supplied witl
tho necessary Presses, Typea and
other material for executing all
kinds of Printing at low rates and
in the most expeditious and satis
factory manner.
CALL AT THE"
Co-nibian BuiMing.
COUllT HOUSE ALLEY,
Pr.ooM.suuRa, Pa.
When special materialjs reqinrei
it will ho promptly ohtained.
Books and Pamphlets,
Hand-Bills and Dodgers,
Largo and Small Posters,
Letter and Bill Heads,
Envelopes with Business Cards,
Bussincss, Pic Nie, Wedding and
Visiting Cards,
Programmes, Bills of Faro, Ac.
Will all ho supplied and oxcutcd
in superior stylo, at cheap
rates and short notieo.
h0 host Yorkren aro employed
and tho hest material will
always ho furnished,
liberal sharo"of mililin imf rnn.
j - i-- l t
igo is respectfully solicited.
Bloouabuiio, Junk 18,1875.
RAIL ROAD TIME' TABLES'
I
JIHLADULMIA AND IUUUINa 110AI)
AllUANCtKMKNT OF'
PASSENGHU
TRAINS.
MAY Od, 1875.
TitAiNft i.rAvn nfrsnrismrioivii (RffnAtMctrrKn
'.1'or'Now Vork, ridfndelphia, J'ilfnir, l'ottTlllo
Tninnipm, Ac., 11,93 n. tn
l'or Cntntvlaan, 11,83 n. m. arf T.8 p. in.
for WIlllnuiipbrt.o.M n. pi am 4.0S p. m.
Tiuijia roi ntiniiT trtvn ah iot.t.owf(iiKiiiTt
l-JH-THl'.l
two Now Y-irK, 9,00 a. in.
Ij'iivo 1'iundelpliln, o,1B n. m,
U'.tvo 'ending, ll,3jn. tn., J'ottsvlllo, ln.lo p. m
nnd 'Wmnqtm, 1,30 p. m.
J.eavoCa)nHl9Sii, (1,30 it, in. and 4,00 p. in.
I'ntu Wllllunisporl, v,!0n. in. nnd it,m p. in.
l'uhicnKcrs to and from Now York and riilladel.
pld.1 so tlirougli v lluout cluuitfo of Cdrs.
J. E. WOOTTKN,
Jan, 14, lS7-tf. , (lonernl Superintendent.
JOUTIIKltN'
CICNTllAL MAILWAY
svtl.ul a;s V.
on and nflcr November aotli, 1873, trains n 111 lcavo
XUNUUUYusj follows I
NOIlTIIWAltl).
Krlo Mall B.20 n. m., nrrlvo lilmlra ll.r.pn. ni
" CitnandalKUa... iUSp.'n
11 llochoiter 6.1S "
" N'lngam U.io "
Itonovo accommodation 11.10 u. hi. arrlvo Williams
Klinlra Mali 4.1B a. in., nrrlvo Elmtra 10.20 a. in.
llullalo Kspress 7.15 a. m. arrlvo imrfiUo 8.M a. m.
SOUTHWAltD.
llullalo E.xrro33 s.M a. in. arrlvo Harrtsburg 4.J0 n. m
" lialtlmoros.io "
KltnlrnMnll 11.10 a. In., arrlvo llarrtsuurjf l.r.op. m
" Wfuldngloii 10.30 "
" llivltlmoro 0.30 "
" WnbUlngton6.30 "
IlarrlsburBuccominodntlou 8. 10 p.m. arrive Harris.
btiritl(i.t,op. m.
arrlvo Ualtlnioro 2.53 a. m
" WnsjlitnKton M3 "
Krlo Mall 12.55 a. m. nrrlto IlarrLsburi; 3.0& a. m.
" BnltlmoroMO "
" Washington 10.S5 "
All dntly except Sund.iy.
1). M. BOYD, Jr., Oenoral TaHsengor Agent
A. J. CASSATT, Ooneral Mnnagor
PENNSYLVANIA RAIL R0AD.
riiilntlclbliin & Kric It. R. Division.
WINTER TIME TAHLE.
ON nnd nfler SUNDAY, NOV. 21, 1875,
thn Iralnn on tho l'ldlndelphta & Krlo Hull
Kuiul DUInlon will run as fullowu:
WESTWA11D.
FAST I.IN13 leaves Now York.. o ss n. m
" " " l'hll.idolphla 13.B.1 p. m
" " " IUlllmoro... 1.20 p.m
" " " llnril-,buii ,...5.oo p.m
" " arr.at WllliainKport 8.ra p. m
I.(h'L ii ncn
..10.20 p. ni
iieiioionv
KHIB MAIL leaves NewYor
" " " riilludclpnia....
" " '.' Ualtlnioro
" ' " llarrlHUurg
" " " Wllllainsport...
" " " I.oek- H.U0U ...
" " " Itonovo
" " ni r. at L'rio
u.ou p. m
m
..9.00 p. S
.. 4.vsn. in
P.3fla. m
?.Ja.iii
..li.orsn. m
... 7.;u p. 1U
i.imiti:d mail loaves riiiiadciphut.. r.jna m
" " " Ualtlnioro 7.30 a. m
" Harrlaburg....l0.i5a. m
' " arr. at Wllllanteport.. a.'jo p. m
" ' " l.oek H.iTou.... 3.30 p.m
" " " HOUOTO 4.j5 p. m
UiCKUAVHKleaes 1'ldladolpld.i soon m
" " I' lUUInioro 30 n. m
' " llnrmiiuiv I.Mp.m
' " arr. at M!lliiinport Mu ii m
Loclt Haven ljSpiio
EASTWA2W.
I'll I I.'A HXPHKSS leaves Lock Haven . . ,T. , nion m
" " , " WlllLiinsport.. .. TMa'm
., luitunom cio n. ni
, , lldludolphiu 4.op.m
liuwYort 7.3 p. OT
DAYi-'Xl'Iinsa loaroi Iteuovo 910a m
.'. ' " l H.ivon lo.voa.'m
,. . "Hllamport... .11.33a. in
Rr.r.-at ,!l,l;rlurf 3 55 p m
I hlladuipida CM p in
' Now York .3 n m
uaitiiuoro......:.:::5:35i-:!n
KKIK MAIL loaves Krlo llson m
" " Iteiioro ?, S
" rmiadciDiiia,.." .. . .7.'t.'mS:S
" Now York ...19.10 n.m
FAST LINK leavo3Wlliiamf,port ... 2m m
" arr.atHaiilhUurg...:". .7. sMo'm
" Jltllnoro::7.".. tmS'S
" ewiolk 10.23 a. m
Erlo Mnll WcRf. T.imtioM vnn t ..
Acemn. v , est and luy impress Tjlnit mko close con
'r nru ! Lat No'tHumV'TlanU with L. & u. JcTtmlna
for llken-Hnrro and Scranton. "."nn
KaKw:fr.Unsnortli. -"ubport wiui
,'.!',rlor t,ftr3 wl" run' t'etween Plilladelnhli nnrt
Wllllamipoi t on Limited Jlnll Wt bt IS SBS ' uwa
Sleepln;
Cars on nil night triini. ' i"a4u
WM. A. UALDWIN,
aencraisnpt,
1)00. 1T.T5
DULAWAKK,
WJiSTL'ltN 11.
r.ACKAVAN anti
AILUOAU.
IU.OOMSliuiiG DIVISION,
Tlmo-Tablo No. s;, Takes effect at 4i30 A. M
MONDAY-, NOVL-MIlKIt aa 197D.
NOIiTII,
bTATIONS,
p.m. p.m. u.m.
KOUTH.
a.m. p m. p.m.
9 33 2 20 0 23
9 43 2 X 0 SO
9 33 2 31 U is
10 (a) 3 33 0 43
10 M 2 40 0 30
10 11 2 n rut
9 4X
Seranton...
Ilellevuo...
....Tavlorvllhi.
(SI 3 31
7 US 3 43
7 4ll 3 4'J
7 J J 3 37
7 S3 3 sa
7 27 3 27
7 2 'i 3 23
7 16 3 19
7 13 3 17
7 IB 3 17
7 (17 3 13
7 03 tl OV
C Ml H 04
6 M S 111
0 45 2 1
(1 3d 3 U
B 15 'J 31
09 a 29
(1 01 2 19
G 73 i 13
5 63 2 10
3 4S 2 (
5 40 1 M
3 34 1 3
0 SS 1 4S
5 23 1 43
3 20 1 4D
3 13 1 25
4 35 1 19
4 30 1 19
IB 1 IU
V 43
9 34
9 31
..Lackawanna.....
B 23
9 20
9 15
ruiMon
. Wcsti'ittBton...
9 11
9 07
.... joming
10 10 'J 3fi 7 01
II) 20 3 IU T Ott
10 23 3 07 7 11
IU 27 3 IU 7 15
10 97 3 17 7 23
10 83 3 12 7 35
10 33 3 27 T 43
10 40 3 31 7 4U
IU 41 3 37 7 3d
10 39 3 4.1 am
.)ia
altbv.
Ilennett...
9 05!
9 13!
3 32
8 30
Kingston..
Kingston..
.l'l) mouth Jupa.,
8 31
8 4
II, UlUUlll...
Avondalo ....
..... Naiuientrt...
8 41
.Uunlock'M treclc.
8 30,
8 10
..ruiicKaninny..,,
... .lllck't 1'erry...
...Iieacliiiineu.
.licrwtclc ...
....Hrlar Creek.,..
..Willow drove.,,
....Llmo ltldt'o...,
...l!spy
. .Itloom&burif...,
11 (6 4 0U H ia
11 17 4 13 8 43
11 23 4 21 8 fo
il SI 111
II td 4 S7 0 3d
11 IS 4 41 II IK
8 11
S 01
8 12
T 3
7 61
7 40
7 401
7 33
7 SO
11 43 4 40 7 tri
11 31 4 B.5 7 20
11 37 3 12 7 40
12(2 5 ttf 7 4.5
12 07 5 14 7 32
12 10 5 20 H Ml
uitnwihsa Ilrldgo.
7 20
7 11
7 01
7 0
(I 43
a.m,
..LiuiKif nwiien.,
Hamlllo
Cliuloslcy
. I'm n. ,r..n
12 25 1 H (j 25
19 31 8 47 k 40
NprUiuiabCfland.
iii b 33 8 4(
2 31 3 10 U 1
P.m. p.m.
, p.m. p.m. a.m.
superlntondenf. omcoVsciiiltou: UeS.Vl"
GLAZING AND PAPERING,
kluda of ""-ki..1tpared toao m
I'AINTINQ,
GLAZ1NO,
and
TAPER IIANOIN
llotlco. bC8t Bt5"CS' at l0WBt ttlCM at
rartleauavIrBBUchwor do w baro money
tollcttcark ,,0,r,"ltt" ,0 mtUfactlon. Cidtr
, ., ,,. .'' hlist n"a Wcf (. Limited Mali West Tost
WM. V, IiOUINE.
IfarcbK-.