THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT.BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COL NT Y, PA
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Humorous.
A ldy writes about the "watery, sober
moon," when rcallr lho moon was full,
It was A little boy In New Jersey who
said, "Yes, soda water's good it's like you
foot's asleep."
The Ge6rgta negroci havo degenerated
since the war. Ono U them died, the other
day, from a kick in tho forehead by a mule.
The rabbit is timid, but no cook can
make it quail. I Graphic. Almost a Rood
thing; only a haro breadth escape.
In an Iowa Court a man testified that
nice yaller doc, without any tail , brought u
in a rcipeciuble umlly, was worth $10."
A iiortria newspaper nliuues to "a new
dog home, construct cd for ono of our citl
xens."
"Don't you think you have a prejudice
gainftjhe prisoner?" asktd a lawyer of
witness. "Very likely," was tho reply,
have caught him stealing two or three
times."
J A hotel Is advertised as "kept by tho wid
w of Mr. Drown, who died last summer 011
i new And improved plan,'
( Pretty girls aro llko confectionery in more
ways than one, lhcy nre sweet, they arc
expensive, and they are conducive to heart
burn.
A man at Kransville, Inil., who attemp
ted suicide by shooting last Sunday, and
did not succeed, was fined the next day fo
booting inside the city limits,
Benedict assures us and we have no rea
son to doubt his word that sinco his mar
riage, whenever he misses the last train he
is sure to catch it.
All hairpins look alike to men, but let a
wllagooflou a visit and come home and
And a hairpin near the gate, and iho can'
Wait a minute to grow red in the face.
Information wanted as to tho whereabouts
of any article which did not receive the
highest AWArd at the Centennial. Needn't
be particular about inclosing stamp.
i Men, says Adam Smith, aro naturally un
sentimental, A man will scoop tho bottom
out of an egg without thinking tint the
mother of that egs H perhaps a hundred
miles away cut in the rain.
A lady much given to tattle, said the nev
er told anything except to two sorts of peo
pie thoso who asked her, and thoso who
didn't.
Tho late Prof. Snell, of Amhentt College,
kept a weather record for moro than thirty
years, taking observations three times a day.
The only benefit gained was in knowing
when to set out cabbage plants.
Tho Knoxville Whig figures it up that
rum costs the United States $200,000,000
anaually, and the clergy $2,000,000. Why
not abolish the clergy? We must econo
mize. 'It sometimes happens that a man ran
sacks, the whole bouse for a pin, and, una
ble to find one, drops into a chair in dis
gust, and is immediately and unexpectedly
rewarded for his search.
Excellent but rather tough -looking beef
Isjpoir sold very cheap in the Buffalo mar
kcts, and every body keeps wondering what
the canal companies do with their horses
during the winter.
A curious typographical error appeared
In a morning paper recently. In giving an
Account of an inquest, it was stated "the de
etMed boro an accidental character, and the
jury returned a verdict of excellent death."
Ap exchange says : "A fat man can sit on
the thumb nail of the statue of the Goddess
of Liberty to be erected in New York har
bor by the Frenchmen. But no pure minded
Goddess of Liberty wants a'fat man tilting
en her thumb nail.
A French marquis has succeeded In rais
ing a three pound potato on his farm, and
the-Paris journals aro making twico the fuss
ever it that wa made in this country when
Horace Greeley put a peck of turnips on the
market.
The TAunton Gazette makes this record :
It was a good and prayerful old lady of this
city who said she had stopped praying for
her;' husband because "I have prayed for
that man so long without effect that I think
the Lord has jost as poor opinion of that
man as I have."
"What's the difference," asked a Centen.
nial visitor, pointing to Memorial Hall,
"what's the difference between that build
ingr and a vein in a young lady's arm?"
'Why, one's an art gallery and the other's
A gal artery." They carted him off in an
ambulance.
They attempted to tako one of Ilarnum's
new giraffes across Ithode Island last week,
just as it was on tho Massachusetts line it
reached ovor and ate up about half of a hay
stack in a farm yard in Connecticut and
when the farmer came out with a club and
attacked the Connecticut end, tho Massachu
setts end got mad and kicked a man in
Boston, and nearly killed him. It created
a good deal of excitement at the time in
Rhode Island, and most of the people
stepped out of the State till it was over.
One night, we were Bitting out-of-doors in
the moonlight, unusually silent, almost sad.
Suddenly atrne one a poetic looking man
with a gentle, lovely face said in a low
tone : "Did you ever think of the beautiful
lesson the stars teach us ?" We gave a vague
Appreciative murmur, but some soulless clod
said,,; "No, what Is it?" "How to wink,"
he answered, in a sad, sweet voice.
Bald one fellow to another: "If I was as
flat-footed as you, I would not bo afraid on
the sidewalk. "Yes," was the response j
"some people are flat on one end, and some
on another." And then the first chap looked
thoughtful, and went on down street.
A frontiersman was requested by the sher
iff to come to the jail to identify an inmate
who was charged with a serious offence.
"I'll go and look at him, but I am not go
log to be familiar with him until ho apolo
gizes for shooting my brother-iti law last
fall," was the native reply of the guileless
child of tho flower-bespangled prairies.
A beggar accompanied by his dog, standi
' at a Paris street corner, lie displays a pla
card; "ITare pity on the blind." He is
caught attentively regarding a coin dropped
Into tali cup.
"Ah I you can see then."
"Yes."
"Why then the placard f"
"Itjs not for myself I beg. It is my dog
who it blind.
Agricultural.
Selecting Dairy Cows.
A good constitution is important. This
may bo judged of by the luslro of tho hair
and the brilliancy of the horns and eyes
Constitution deponds mostly upon th
heart and lungs, thoslzo of which maybe
determined by tho depth and breadth of the
thorax. They should have a good dovclop
mcnt, enough to sccuro health nnd vigor.
but the lungs, in particular, should not b
excessively large,. When very large, they
burn up, by Increased resolution, tho fat
forming material, By tho extraordinary
energy they create, they Induce usual oxer
clso and motion, which make a rapid waste
ol tissue and n rapid assimilation to rei!
it, and thus divert nutriment from produ
clng milk. If too small, tho nntmal may he
an excellent milker vhlie she lives, but will
be feeble nnd shortlived.
The capacity of the lungs correspond:
with the size of tho apertures, through which
they are filled. Larjre, open nostrils hull
cato largo limes nnd vico versa, In the
same way, tho Indications of tho mouth cor
respond with the size of the stomach.
Tho chine is regarded as it it Index fn milk
'ng capacity. When It is double, it denotes
breadth of vertebrae, which corresponds to
tho broad open structure, which Is favora
ble to n largo flow.
It is an accompaniment of broad hips nnd
those in turn donote a large cavity which li
osscntinl to good milkers.
Tho milk mirror, or escutcheon of Gue
non, is ono ot tho leading indications ol
milking capacity. It consists of tho pecu
liar appearance ol the hair on the udder,
liokwg at the hind part ol tho cow,
moro or loss of the hair which covers the
udder and adjacent parts, will be seen to
turn upward and on ward. This ro versed
hair forms the so called escutcheon. If the
spaco occupied by tho upturned hair, espe
cially tho lower part of it, is very large and
broad, so that it extends outward on to tho
thighs, it is regarded as indicating a largo
Mow of milk. If tho upper part of it is
broad nnd smooth, it is regarded as favorable
to a prolonged flow. If tho rovcrscd part of
it is narrow and irregular on its upper part
it is unfavorablo to a long flow. Tho man'
ner in which the inverted hair connects
with tho hair adjacent, is supposed to have
significance. A gradual blending, rather
than abrupt connection is preferred.
The connection of the escutcheon (or
scutcheon) with the flow of milk, is accoun
ted for by Magne, who says that tho hair
turns in the direction in which tho arteries
ramify, and that the reversed hair on the
udder and adjacent parts indicates tho tcr
initiation of tho arteries which supply tho
udder with blood. When these arteries arc
large, they are not confined to tho udder,
but extend down through it, and upward
and outward, ramifying on tho akin beyond
tho udder, giving the hair tho peculiar ap
pearance which distinguishes it from the
rest of tho surface. If tho arteries supply
ing tho udder with blood are very small
they aro not likely to extend much beyond
the udder, and hence form n small escutch
eon. Hence a small escutcheon indicates a
feeble supply of blood to the udder, and
consequently but little material to make
milk out of, and hence a small flow of milk.
L. B. Arnolds's American Dairyincr.
Experience with Alfalfa.
A correspondent of Oolman't Rural World
gives his experience with alfalfa as follows :
I have just finished cutting and gttting in
my first crop of alfalfa, and am very much
pleased with the result. Sown one year ago
the roots now penetrate the ground to the
depth of three feet. During the first season's
growth, the smart-weeds grew six feet high
and had to be cut and removed, the ground
having been very weedy, nnd tho season
very wet. Now, however, the alfal'a has
fully smothered tho weeds and taken pos
sesion of tho ground, nothing being seen
at the time of cutting but tho mass of pur
ple blossoms and green leaves. Not being
Me to learn when to cut it, from any of
the numerous article publNhed in agricul
tural papers about this grass, I followed
the ml o fur other grawes nnd cut whi'o in
full bloom ; and it has madn a fine nnd very
fragrant hay. It is greedily devoured by
11 kinds of stock, nnd no injury has result
ed from early and pretty full feeds of it.
The stems appear tough, wiry nnd woody,
and havo not a pith like red clover; but I
find noue of them left by cither my mules,
nines or cows. It certainly cures more rea
dily than red clover, and is less liablo to
heat.
By reason of an accident to my mowing
machine, and tho rainy weather, it is some
ten days since I bciran cutting the alfalfa,
and already tho second crop is well started
here the cutting was begun, and tho hands
fear it will be ready to cut again by the
time they finish cutting somo late timo
thy. I had been unable to get any information
as to which cutting ofalfalfi should be
thrashed for seed until I met an old Ger
man who raised it in Germany, where they
run it through a cutting box and mix it
with bran, etc., to fatten hogs upon. He
Bays I must leave a portion of tho first
growth to stand and produce seed that it
ill grow and bloom and ripcu seed for a
mouth or two after it should bo cut for hay.
before tho ieed lobes will be filled and rino
for cutting.
Handy Helps.
There aro some things which a farmer
wants but ouco a year, and there aro others
hloh ho always should have ready. No
tool comes oltencr into play than a ham
mer for example, Kvery new or old wood
en tool thouid bo oiled. Have u barrel or
keg or can of crude petroled m always ready
in your shop. Keep everything well anoint
ed. The crude oil goes right into the pores
nnd makes any wood durable at cedar
Keep it constantly on hand, Again, pave,
oyery pitco of rope, and leather strap. They
will he useful for repairing. The next
time you go to n hardwaro store, get fifty
ceuts' or n dollar's worth of copper wire nnd
copper straps. Copper wire Is n grc deal
better than iron wire, becnuso it is much
more flexible, liko cord, and copper straps
are capital for repairing any fracture in
woodwork, it may bo so easily wrapped
around, or nailed on with small nulls of
different sizes, that will clinch readily when
you mo them. You will remember that in
driving these or any other nails into hard
wood, they will go moro easily by first
touching tho points with n little greiwe, but
do not let tho greaso get on the face of tho
hammer.
Ooal ashes have a wonderful effect upon
pear trees, especially those growing in light
soil, The ashes of last winter were used
around the trees in liberal quantities, and
those treated havo outgrown anything in
the orchard, Homo that were even sickly,
and apparently ready to give up their hold
on life, have been restored to perfect health
by thone remedies.
fSrhrnrk's Mnmlrnke l'lllo.
Will be found to possess thoia qualities necessary
w uiu iuuu erauicatiua otwi uiuous auacKS,nronipi
to start the secretions nt tho llver.and glvo n healthy
tno to the entire system. Indeed, It Is no ordinary
unvuiery in ineuicai scienco to nave invcnieu j
remedy for these stubborn complaints, which devel
op all tho results produced by a heretofore too treo
us oi ciuomet, a mineral justly oreaaeo ny man
kind, nnd arknowledeed ti be destructive In iho ex.
tremo to Iho human system. 1 hat tho properties ot
certain vegetables eomprlso nil the virtues of calo
mel witnoutus injurious lenuencios n now nn ad
mitted fact, rendered lnrilmnitnhln liv scientific rn.
seat-chess nnd llion who uw Iho Jilumirnko Pills will
be fully siillsllcil that tho best medicines inu thoso
provided by nature in tho common herbs and roots
Ot 1UO UC!d4.
These Pills open tho bowels and correct all bilious
derangements without salivation or any of Ihe Inju
rious t-rtects of calomel or ol her txibotis. 'i hs sect e-
tiou in one is promoted by uwao puis us will bo seen
by tho altered eo or of Iho stools, nnd ill-nmicnrlnir
of tho sallow complexion aud cleansing of tho
wilful;.
Ample directions for uso accompany each box of
pills. Prepared only by ,1. It. Schenck & Kon.at their
principal omoe, corner sixth slid Arch streets, Phil.
uu i una, aim nir sine ny an artiCiHts una aoaiers.
Pilco 13 cents per box,
Dec.
PUBLIC REPORT
OF A
POLICEMAN.
1 have not enjojed good lienllli for several jenrs
ti.ist,)et liuve not nllotTe.1 It to Inlcrferu with my
knows the Inconvenience ir being oblged lo labor
when tin- body, frnm debility, ulmct leiuses to per
form Its dally tusk. I never nns a btllcurln dosing
nltli medicines s but liavinir heard 1 no VcirotltiM
.tuur. iwery i.nu uciu irtur to I ut innunni? riass
tpuken of so highly, ivns determined to try it, unci
Mull never renal thu detennlnntlin. An aloulc
(which every on) needs at suoio time) It surpasses
I fUHUf I VtlT llUrini UI. It UlYlglHUlCS IMC IVIIOItJ
Mem: It Is a L'rent cleanser nnd ouiltlcrof mo
blood. 'Ili-'futtru many of my itoiiuuluiunces ttlu.
li ivt! t 'ken It. and all unite In nndsu if Us siUlsMc-
iury i urn.
hsneilkibr nmone the ami class cf rconle. Itlm
pans to thoin the one thtng m .st nccd.ui m old ago
inputs iti rdim, nivect repose, in.'.eu.Y Mrencmen
Inr llio mtnd 1L4 well ii4 tin l..ulv. i.tn. uip,i t.nlv.
wuo lias tieu suffering through life from scrofula
mid tins oleoma umm .rum its vnurts, limn? tried
hum remedies with no favorable reanl' v,is Induced
0 friends to try tho Veirclltie. Alter taking are.v
oottlsi, RlKMiliUltii'd sneli gr at relltf that flio ex
nresse.1 a wl.li fur her stffi.t. that slu intent. he able
to iuok up jn uio mini who nan seat nor sucu a oies.
nig lours respcctriiuy,
u. ". it. iiuin.t., rouco uuicer, station t,
Uoston, .Mass , .Muy , tall.
heartfelt" prayer.
6t. PiVL. All?. 22. lftflt.
If. It. Stovcns. Ksn.t
T,.l.lf. 1 .Hnihl.l ha ir.ntlH. In 1 1 ...In ,
failed to acknowledge what tho Vegctlno has done
tor rap. i wus mincKoa aojut eleven months since
with UroncliltK which settled Into (Joniumpllon. I
had nleht swcaU und rover clilIU: was tUatrramii
for breath, and frequently Fplt Mood; was all
emaciated, Tcry weak, and so low that my friends
buuuKiib ill) uusu iiupijiunf.
I was advised to maku a trial of tho Veifetlne
That ho may ble.-u tho uia of your mcdlclim to
nui,u. ,UIU,I lllu U.IUCIIIU Ut llUi 11113 till L'tl U1U
uiucis, u3 iiu iiiui in iiiv, uuu iimb ins uiunu pruco
miiv ubicim juu. 13 iuu uuarueib prujur ui your aa
1U1I1UK, ItUUl'JIU BUITUUU
T. 8. sllno Is hut ono nmontr tho manv cure vnnr
llli.NJA.MI.N I'UrriMIIU.
UKUU1UV UlU ClIVVKU IU 11113 11, 1,
MAKE IT PUBLIC
FOctii llna-roN. TVn 0. IfiTl
11. 11. OK;,t;ua,i-V,
Dear Mr I have heard fromverr tnanv fiourooa nf
tho creat success of Vcgctlno In coses of scrofula,
Ithcumatlsm. Kidney Complaint, Catarrh, and other
sav tnif that 1 know Vepretlne to bo tho most rcllabk)
uiseasua ui humruu I aiuru. i mnKa nn iirKitaiinn in
reineuy ror uiuann anu uenerai uebinty.
aiy who nas ooen trouuiod wun uatarrn for many
cars, and at times verv uodlv. sho has niorniiL.hii'
rled every sunnosed remedy that wn rnnid hear i,r
unu wiiai uu mis sno nas lor several years oecn
:iuuu.utjr kiowiu i.urse, iuiu mo uiscnargo irom
ho head was cxcesslt o nnd very off enblve.
She was In UUs condition when she com meneiil tn
tako Vegctlno ; I could see that sho was Improving
on tho second bottle. Sho continued taking tno Veg
ctlno until sho hail used from ttverto to mtecn bot
tles. I nin now happy in informing you and the
fiuuiiu vii juu i:iiuu3u wj 1I1UKU lb puuut') inat SUO IS
entirely eurod. and Vecetlna aceomDlhhed tho cum
after nothing elso would, lleoco 1 feel Justified lu
savlngthat Vcgetlnels tho most reliable remedy,
and would advise all suffering humanity to try it.
for I believe It to be a good, honest, vegetable mod
Iclne, and I shall not hesftato to recommend It.
I am, fie., respectfully.
L. C. CAuDKLL.
Store 151 Broadway.
Veectlne acts directly unon tho causes nf thnsm
comtililnts. It Invigorates and sti-engthens tho
nolo system, acts unon tho secretive orirans. nJla r
lntlammatlon. cleanses anil cures iilcpriitinn. nitroi
constipation, and rcgulatea the bowels.
Has Entirely Cured Me.
IIoston, October, 1870.
Sir. Stevens.!
Dear Sir My daughter, after having a sevcro at
tack of whooping cough, was left la a fceblo state of
health, llelng advised by a friend sho tried tho
Vego lne. and after using a few bottles was luuy
restored to health.
I have been a great sufferer from Itheumatlsm. I
have taken several bottles of tho Vetretlno for this
complaint, nnd am happy to soy it hits entirely
curtd me. I havo recommended tho Vegctlno to
others, with tho somo good results. It li n great
cleanser anu punner ot the blood ; It H pleasant to
tako ; und I can cheerfully recommend It.
j Ajuun .nuitau, g&4 Atnens street.
Nov. n.-lm
Sola fcf all Drniists ana Dealers
Everywhere.
Ayer's
Sair Yiaor
For restoring Gray Hair lo
its natural Vitality and Color.
A dressing
which is at onco
agreeable,
healthy, and ef
fectual for pre
serving tho
hair. Faded or
gray hair is soon
restored to its
original color.
ivith the gloss and freshness of youth.
Thin hair is thickened, falling hair
checked, and baldness often, though
not always, cured by its uso. Noth
ing can restore tho hair where tho
follicles nre destroyed, or tho elands
atrophied and decayed. But such as
remain can bo saved for usctulness
by this application. Instead of foul
ing the hair with a pasty sediment, it
win Keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional uso will prevent tho hair
horn turning gray or tailing oil, and
consequently prevent baldness. Freo
trom tnoso deleterious substances
which mako somo preparations dan
gerous, and injurious to the hair, tho
Vigor can only benefit but not harm
it. If wanted merely for a
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can bo found so destr
able. Containing neither oil nor
dye, it does not soil white cambric,
and yet lasts long on tho hair, giving
it a rich, glossy lustro and a grateful
perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C, Ayer & Co.,
Practical mid Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
Oct. 13, 18Itl-ly
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and
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uuuee.
Parties havutr inoh irk ti li
rill save mone)
calling on me.
All work warranted totrlvo satisfaction.
Orders
soUcltod
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CALIFORNIA
TUB CHICAGO A KOItTH-WISTEItN RAILWAY
RmbrftCcs under ono mannirpmnnt tho nwntfrMtii-
Hallway I.tnes of tho VEST mid NOM'lI-WKST.and,
with Its numerous branches and connection. fnrm
the shortest nnd quickest route between Chlcaco
and all points in Illinois, Wisconsin, NouTnEiiN
Miciiijan, .Minnesota, Iowa, Nkbhasia, California
turn uiu nvoKiu lamuilCBi lis
Omalin ana Caill'nriiiii Mno
Is the shortest and best route for all nolnlH In north.
em Illinois, Iowa, Dakota, Nebraska, Wjomlnp;,
Colorado, Jcvada, Utah, California, Oregon, China,
Chicago, MuiliNon & St. Paul Lino
Is the short lino for Northern Wisconsin nmi Minnn.
ouih, uuu lur .nauivui, ru ram, .Minneaioils,uiuutn,
and all points In tho great Noi th-west. Its
Winona and St. Peter Lino
Is tho only routo for Winona, Itochcstcr, Owntonno,
JIankatw. St. l'cter. New tlltn. nnd all nointa in
touthern and central Minnesota. Its
Green Bay nnd Marquette Line
Is the only lino for Jancsvllle, Wntcrtown, Fond I)u
Lar Ushkosh, Apnlcton, tlreen liny, ltecanaua. No.
eaunee, Marquette, llouithton, Hancock and the
Lake superior country. Its
Frccport and Dubuque Line
Is the only route for Eleln. Itockford. rrppnnrr. nnd
all polr ta via Kreeporu its
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
tho old Lake Shore Itoute, ODdls the oi ly ono
sslne through Kvanston, tako Foien, Highland
ia, iTuiuii-feuu, neuutjuii i'j .UUWUUKCC.
I'ullinnn Paaco Car
arc run on all through trains of tills road.
This Is tho ONLY LINK runnlnir theo cars be
tween Chicago nnd St. l'nul.Chlcogo and Jlllwaukie.
Ch Cairo and Winona.
At Omulia our slecners' connect with thn oiprinns
sleepers on tho Union Pacific 2(ulli oud for all points
west of tho Missouri river.
on tho arrival of tho trains from tho east or south,
tho trulns of tho Chicago & North-Wcstera ltaim ay
Inn. n f.i, ,nrrn no t. tio .
FOB CODNCIL ULCFFS, OJUIIA AND CAI.H OHHIA, TWO
through trains dally, with Pullman pali.cu .iraHlng
room nnd sleenlng cars through to Council Uluns.
Fob ST. Pavl and MiNNKAi'Oi Is, two hrough trulcs
dally, with Pullman palace enrs attached to both
trnln.i.
For Okkem Hav and Lake Summit!, two trains
d.illy, with Pullman palace cars attached, and run.
nlng through to Mar.iuette.
Koa MiLWAtutr.s, four through trains dally, Pull
man cars on night trains, parlor chair curs un day
trains.
For Starta and Winona nnd points In Mlnnosota,
one through train dally, with Pullman sleeiierato
Winona.
For DrBCQCTt, via Frccport, two through trains
dally, with lMllman cars on nlht train'..
For DCBtjQi'f and Iji cko-m:. Ma Cllntcn, two
through trains dally, with Pullman curs on night
train to McGregor, Iowa.
For stot'x city and Yankton, I wo trains dally.Pull
nun cars to Missouri Valley Junction.
Koa Lake (ieneva, four trains dally,
FOR liOCKlOHU. STHKMNIl. KENOMIA. Jlstsnn v
and other points,! ou can hav e from tw o lo ten trulns
uu.iy.
Now York office, No 4t6 Broadway; IIoston ofttcc
1 btate ttitet: oinnha ofriec. v:s Faiiihi.m striw i .
an Francisco onice, 121 .Munti:on.iry street; Clilca
go ticket omces: Gl (lark meet, under siicrniim
lloubot comer Canal anrl .VtnlihLii M.....tn, k-ihti.,
street depot, corner V. Klnzlo nndcau.tl streel.s;
wens rtreei. uepoi, corner i ent nn.i iin7JQ strtels
For rates or Information net attnlnnhln rmm mr
home ticket agents, apply to
W. II. Htknnktt,
Marvin IIcoiiitt,
(len. . ui';,chlc(.go
Feb. J,76-ly
uen. pass. Ag t, Chicago.
TfjlSfAPEiISKEPTONFlLE
1 AT THE OFFICE OF,
733 Sahsom St., PHILADELPHIA,
IVUo uro our nntliorlzed DKenLi, nnd lll
receive AdverlUeuicutM ut our
I.OVliiT CASH HATIM.
ALSRECHT & CO,
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANOS.
Tho Alihifxiit & Co. Tianob nre
firet-clasa in over' respect, boing con
nulcretl tho leading l'liiladclpliia.
maku by musicians and competent
judges. Through their extonsivo
lncihtics, Meshiw. Amireciit & Co.
nro enabled to turn out instruments
that aro not surpassed ony where, and
ptill sell them ut prices within tho
reach of all. No l'iano is permitted
to leavo their factory unless satisfac
tory to tho most mmiito particular,
henco their guarantco of iivo years
is a thing of value All loto im
provements of importance uro found
m thoso instnimcntM.
Mcfc8ii8. Albrkcht & Co. liavo re
ceived tho most ilattcring Testimo
nials from L. JI. GoTTRCiui.K, Fkank
Aiit, GwrAVK Sattkii, J. V. Himmeij?-
DAClf, WlLLUM WOWIEFFKK and
many other eminent artists, besides
bejng ablo to refer to thousands of
privuto piirchascrs. schools, ucmi
nailcs, societies and teachers.
Pianos conscientiously selected per
ordew by mail, carefully packed and
shipped Bafely to any part of tho world,
StayFur further particulars as to
references, prices and terms, address,
ALBRECHT&CO.
610 Arch Street, Philadelphia.
Julyli, lirt,-ly.
PUBLIC SALE HAND BILLS
Printed at this Office
ON SHORTEST NOTICE AND AT THE
MOST REASONABLE TEU11S.
BLOOMSBUHG STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH NOllMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsbnrg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
T. L; GRISWOLD, A. M., M. D Principal.
7;,Vuonu9srnrvr,S '" untltul supply of pure.soft,
BPLocStlonUealthtul, and easy of access. Toaelicrs experlenecd, erne lent, nnd allvo to their work. Discipline, firm 1 but kind, nnlform and thoroujli. Expenses
inndenite. Kitty cents a week deduction to all expecting to teach, students admitted at any time, llooins reserved whou aesiruu.
Courses of study prescribed by tho Btato !
I. Model School. II. Preparatory. III. Klemcntary. IV, Classical.
Adjunct Courses : I. Academic. 1 1. Commercial. III. Course In Music. IV. Course In Art. V. Course in Pliy-ical Culture.
Tho Hlementary. PUcntlflc and Classical Courses aro I-rtOlTssioNAU nnd Students graduating therein. rcceKo Stnto l)ln
corresponding Degrees! Masterof too Elements; Master of tho sciences s Masterof the-Classics. Uraduates In tho other courses lecelvo .Normal tcniucntis 01
their attainments,, signed bi the (micers of tho Hoard of Trustees. , ,,, r,.,,,.,-
TUe Htato roqulresti iiigher order of citizenship.
liocouraool study nroseiiiie.ii.yiiw
hna tlielr talents, as htudftiis. To till bucu It promises
m Hnn pincicuL icaciHTS lor mr m.huuis. iu xmt
L'ntaloirup. addross tho Tilnclnal.
llftV ll'tt tltll I't VIM I 1Ui.l.lniil ll.m,l
bt'pt, 8,
0."
-ty
TWO IMPORTANT INVENTIONS
or XNTmunsr to nvnnv one.
t- A PIANO OR PARLOR ORGAN CHAIR,
wltu n fldjaitablo back, nude to lupport tho back of tho titter
while loaning forward In tbu onllnary position for playing, and by
a itmplo arrangement, which Rives It a backward and at tho samo
time a downward movement, follows his motions and supports him
la any position without Interfering in tho least with tho freedom
cf his movements.
IS THE ClIEAPES'l &1UVKJJN TLlIi MAUI
Bcciiuec the lletit jmsscs nicuiid ll.o liiK'
BEATING THE WHOLE STOVE.
Allowing no waste heat to pa's up tho cliiinncy.
will do as much wor
than
JBLIZIT THE COAL
For ECONOJIY and BEAUTYit cannot ho excelled. DO NOT
FAIL TO EXAMINE THE AHGAND boforo buying elsewhere.
FOR SALE ONLY BY
ROLLINS & HOLMES,
Bloomsburg, Pa.
WHS A
All
in
hinds
GREEN TEA AND
MAMMOTH
Corner Main and
BLOOMSBTJRQ, IF-.A..
Oott,l7U.
The tlmoa ilcmnna It, It u ouo ol the prime objects ot
vim n- eonuus yuunir ncrsona m iruuu uuuiuva iv4 bv
itfd In developing ihelr powers, nudubundant gpporiumuca iunui i-aiumuui uuu "'
f T..t
2d. A PLATFORM ROCKER OH
CASTORS with tho Ions tay movement
of the oldstjlc, without tho projecting rockers
to mar other furniture and the bases of rooms;
being, In fact, the only Platform Itoeker mods
that has a perfectly satisfactory movement.
Manufactured for the trade by
ALBERT BEST & CO.,
BUFFALO, N. Y.,
and for sale- by tho principal dealers throughout
tho United States.
tWlt not kept by any dealer In your town,
tend to us for 1'rlco List and Catalogue.
ET.
as a lart'O stove of any other mnko villi
less
and
prices
BLACK TEA.
AT
GROCERY
Center Streets
'W.101 o,n , pVirn to li
i :vi. .....v. . 1.7 ri.:..i urt.i
C'Of J. CJ. I'Jti:i:i:, Horrrlnry.
BLOOMSBUKG
MABBLE W0P.KS.
T. L. GUNTON, Proprietor,
MAIS BTIIKKT, IIULOW MAltKET.
Manufacturer of and Dealer in all kinds of
MONUMENTAL MARBLE WOEKS
WeusetUobcstAMEIilCAN nnd ITAHAN Mnrble.
Ho has on !i nil and tarnishes to onlnr
MONUMENTS,
TOM US,
HEADSTONES,
UllNS, VASES, Ac.
Kvery variety ot JIarWo cutting neally oiccutea .it
ttio lowest market prlcci.
A Ions practical experience nnd personal attention
to business makes the proprietor confident or (Thing
satisfaction. All orders by mall promptly uttcnUcu
to. I', o. box m.
BsayV. 11. Work delivered free of charrc."831
Au. 21, '7)-ly. T. L. OUNTOM, rr'oprlctor.
Important to Lawyers.
Justices of tlio Pence, Constables, llxecutorH, Ad
mlnutralors, (lunrdlan, Township uniccru, and busi
ness men (rencrally.
Wo liavo on baud a laruo tUAnrtmcnt of le;;nl
blanks for the uso of Attorncjo, Jusllccs and Con
stable's blanks of all kinds, Nolo nnd Receipt books
for Administrators Kc.
1" It I OR LIST.
ATTOItNEVB IILASKS.
1'ieelpofor Humtnons.
" " VI. I'll.
" ' Itulo to take Depositions.
" " " " cliooso Aibllrulors.
1 conts apiece, or fl.TS per Iiundml.
l'etltlon for Aiipolntracntof (lu.irdlan.
" " cltntl'.n
llulo to tnko Depositions.
Narr in Debt, with Confession,
' " As? umpslt.
Jleclianlcs I.l.:n.
I ceiit.s each or $3.r.o per hundred.
Petition for bain ot Ileal l'.stmc s rents each.
JUSTICE'S IILANKS.
Subpoenas, Summons, Warrants, Executions, 8(. fo
in cents each.
Leases w
Mux Deeds
Parchment Deeds
Agreements -
Orphan's Court Sales
Constable's Sales
JloriKiiL'u nnd nond
All kinds of Notts
n cents each
10 "
15 " "
... lororflfi.)
scents each
.... 13 "
1 " "
'dnr Orders. RlJlrn
llecelpts, Notrs, School Orders. :
Oi del s, neatly bound, constantly ou band, or made
w w.ui-i uu nuu. i iiuili e
Wenie preparedto dontatcr Jobwcrktbannnj
other olllco In this countv.
IlltUCKWAY ft r.i.wm.i,
Jjlltors nnd ' roprletors
VI 1110 L,.1LUUI11 v.
moom-iuuri;,
GLENN'S
SULPHUR SOAP.
Thoroughly Cures Diseases oftiii: Skin",
Ueautifiks the Complexion, 1'rcvcnis
AND RUMEDILS RllCUMAlISM AND GOUT,
HKA1.S SORLS AND ABRASIONS OF TIIR
ouricLr. and count lracts Contagion.
This Standard External Remedy for Erup.
tions, Sores and Injuries of the Skin, not only
removes from the Complexion all Ui.lm
1S1IES arising from local impurities nf tlm
blood and obstruction of the pores, but also
those produced by the sun and wind, such as
tan and freckles. It renders the CUTICLE
MARVELOUSLY CLEAR, SMOOTH and PLIANT,
and being n wholesome beautiher is far
preferable to any cosmetic.
ALL THE REMEDIAL ADVANTAGES OP SUL-
rmiR JIaths arc insured by the rsr. of
Vlcnn'n Sulphur Soii, which in addi
tion to its purifying cuects, remedies and I'RF.
vents Rheumatism and Gout.
It also disinfects clothing and I.INEU
nnd frevents diseases communicated 11Y
contact with the person.
It dissolves Dandruit, prevents bold,
ness, and retards grayness of the hair.
l'hysicians speak of it in high terms.
Pricos-25 and 50 Cents per Caka; per
Box (3 Cakes), 60c. and $1.20.
N. D The jo cent cakes are triple llie she pf those a
as cents.
"UIL17S IUIU AND AVHISKKK BYE,"
Iliads or llron, 00 Ccnls.
C H. CIUHEATOS, Prop'r, 7 Sixth Av.,S.Y.
Oct. M, 'iO.-ly,
I.rfllilntUo Nallre
Notice Is lierebv elver, tlut nn nniillrnllnn ulll lm
made to tho IKliUturont their mailing session fur
iuo(jituhuui uuuvi euiuieii ".mi Ai t. leiutin p w
tho publication or legal ndvertislni; In tho County of
Columbia," 'Iho object of tliU act Is to reiiulru ull
van. uuu inner lui.eriisuiK reipureu to uo puous.nfii
by tho Laws of this Commonwealth nnd thu ruins of
uiu reapctuvu uourts tnereur, 111 tiioicouniy nt Co.
lumbla, to bo printed nnd publlBhed In thu "Colum.
uiuir- uiui "i uiumnia miuniy iiepuuitcau" two wrek
ly newspapers published lu lllooiosburg, thu Usuuty
sent of said lounty, n. a. iux'iu.it.
MORRIS MICHEL,
IMlACTIUAIs IIAKO AI.lKr.it,
ti;jvi:u a.w iii:iaiki:k.
nLOOSISBUKU, PA.
FIItST CUSS PIANOS AND OIIOJ1NS I'OK SAI.lf.
itnnu I'lAKtis TAKUN IN KXCIIANCIK,
OHDKH BV MAIL ntOJUTLY KXECUTK1),
Deo t, 'Ifl-ly
P A T E K T S .
I'ersons detlrlui; totokjout patents, or desiring
Information Irom tho Vnlted fltntos I'a ent Offleo
ihould consult F. A. I.L'IUIANN, Solicitor of Amtrl
can and rorcUn ratentx, Wnthlnuton, D, o. K
mtnUon freo. NO I'ATJiNT NO J'AV. Bend for
Circular,
KAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
pil.,AI)KU'IA AND ltUADINU JiOAI)
AltKANOlflCNT OK TASSKNOKJl
TJiAlNS.
July is, is;.
tiuiNsmrn nt'rrtiT as lonotMi (frNHAVntrnm
Tor New York, riilliutclphlii, l:indlt,y, I cIIMIlle
Tninuqtin, Ac, 11,1m it, m
l'or Calnulsn, ll.si. u, m. nnd ",fii p. in.
I'er tlllliiiiisiiett,r,,ie 0,84 u. Mi. lil.ll J,l:fi p. in.
TltAINSroil nlTEItT I KAVG AS I Ol I.O P. (St N1IAV .l
nvtmi.)
tnvo New York, f,4.l it. in.
Leave l'litlntk Iphln, P,!f a. in,
U-nsc Heading, 11,8 n. in., i'ottsUHc, 1 2,1 C p. in
and Tnniaqiin, l,r p. in,
Umw Cat.nt Issii, 0,20 c.Efj ii. in, nnit 4,( 0 p. in.
Leavo Wllll.iirispoit on n.m.ls.di in, mill M0 p, rn
Pus users i i d fi uiu Nov Vtikm.d l'ldindu
plila go tliruug i uliotit change of ears.
J. C. WOOTTLN,
.Inn. li, Hlc-lf. (lenrinl Mipeiliiki.Utrit.
JOKTllKltN (JKXTIiAI. KAlY.WAY
i;o.mi'.m.
On und after Xo ember 20th, IS73, lialnslll Hnc
HUNllUUVas foilous:
MJHTIIWAIID.
Lrlo .Mull n.su a. in., Mill.. Illinirn. it. mi n,
" Cuiini.d.Hiiia. . ii.it p, in
llociHtei d.iti '
Mtiiuii,. v 4i 11
liei ovo iitvuliilnul.il ll. II. Iimi, li,. hum V.n tin,
II I2.fh1p. in,
i:iiiilia.lnil4.1i,ii. m., unite I.linhn in.su n.in.
lluflnlo Kxpivw'.itm. in. unite llunulos.in i., n,.
SOII'IIW AIM).
Iluilnlo Lxprets t.tu it. in, hi mm- iiiurul me 4.11 n.n,
" lialtln me .4.i "
l'.lmllit Mull ll.lf.it. In., uliie I.:.) 1 K 1 1 1 1 1.1. ,n,
" Silltilll.gllli te.il. "
" LalllieuK i......
" llUlllifel lu t.iu "
ll.tri'1'burgi.cconimoilntiuri b.411 p. in. unite lii.nis
burg luxup. 111.
nillte Pullln.eii '....' 1.. in
' Ul.rhll.Kt. 1 "
l-i It Mull I'M a. 11,. i.rrlti llnrn.-i i ij. p ',1 i,.n.
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All dully exct'i l Mil.tinj.
I). M, I.OVII, ill., lieneiHl I uvi I.).. 1 a,i ii
A. .1. CAtiHA TI, ti. nt 11. y. i.i.ige
l KKiYiTvtmA kajl i.i-Ar.
I hil:i.lilh u t1. i.i :- K. I,. l- i .. 1 .
' WINl'Kli ll.Ui: TA1I1.K.
OX and nfter .SUXDAY) .NOV. .0, I (1
t liv ll'.ilns fill llie lii.ll.kili'tr.ltl.i a li... .....1
Ku.id Dltlaleli will run us tullutts:
WKSTWAlll).
IIHIE MAIL leaies New York
... 8.CS p. m
. .n.oop m
. V.lnp. Ill
. 4.'jr. a. in
. h.1'0 II. IU
. I..4II 11. Ill
. 11.1 ll U. Ill
.. p 111
lillndrlplilj
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' ' llaiilibiirg
" " Wllll.llnspolt
" " Lock Hutch
" " llenovo
" arr. nt J.rle
NiAiuiti Exrukfs leates l'l.lladelphla.. T.son. m
i.iutiiiiuie
" " " llnrrWiuig. . .li'.to a. m
' " arr. at Miliaiii.ni.. v.;.. p. m
" " " Lock Hut tn.... Z.'li p. 111
" " " llcnotu 4 41 p. hi
" Kline O.St) p. m
" " " liUITulo
I'A ST LINE leaies New Y01I; nwi.m
" " " l'lillailelphl.i liai.a.ui
" " " Iiiililii.oiv ll.;i'ii..m
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" " arr. at viiliaius.puit 7.3jp. m
: o:
EAST W A 11 V.
DAY KXHtL'SS
leaves Kane c.co a. m
" llilmtn 1, .iu j
" Link Il.tien. . 11. on. lit
" Wllllaiutport....l'.'4u p. in
tur.nt lluirpdjuig 4.I1. p 111
" i'lnlii(l.'l,lil,i i.vii p. lit
" .Netvwk 101.. p, in
" ll.Hlluioru .. . 7.8;, 1,, m
" Washington 'J.oJ p. 111
Ullli: MAIL leaies Krle
" llenovo .,
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PAST LINU leaies Wtllkimsiort
" " air. at Jlnirhbuig
" " Hulttiiioie
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" " Newlorl;
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Aiiuni, est mid D.ij l..pies.i Last m.ike elute it.n
neellon nt .Noilliuinlieiliiiid It Is L. ,1 11. 11. (. nultis
for llkes-llarioit-nd ci Miittm.
Iirio Mail Wtst, M.iguia llxpieis Wist, rile
l.xpress Uest and Ittk llatcn AeediiinnUiilluu
ilthtiiuikotici'o eonumi.ii at Wliiiunisiut with
N. t'. II. W. ttatlisliityii,
Krlc Mail WtM, Mi.gtra i:.piei-s West, mid Hoy
I.spiess L'usi make eio-u connection at Lock liuteu
tilth II. II. 1 . II. II, ti.'iius.
hile Mull Lust and V.tst connect at Iile itlth
tr.tlu.son I., s. A M. f- i:.n. iitiniit wiiiio t.,t a
V. It 11. .11. Ki.ipolluin tvllh ll. N.I. k p. p. it. ui.d ut
DllRHOOd Mill, a V. I;. It. ' ' "l
Parkr curs i.Ill urn between Phllnilel.hi.i and
Wllllnimport 011 .Mut,.iru Lipieih Webl, J.ilu Ii.
prei-s West, l'liilaiieli Ida Isness 1.11 )Hv
Ks. riss Lust, and huntlay Lipiets L.ts-1. bleeiilre'
Cars on 1.11 nlgiit trains -ntpu.
Vt'.M. A. 1!.U.I)VI,
Dec. U,'J5-tf (leucriil Nunl.
D
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AXI)
WKSTIUtN ItAlLIiOAD.
HLOOMSmJItO DIVISIOX.
Tlmc-Tablo No. ii'j, Takes eircct at 4;so A. M
MONDAY, NOVL.MDLI! M 1870.
NOIITII,
STATIONS.
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WILLlAMSPOiJT
1IAV1J OUII NAMK hTAMI'LU ON THE LOTTOM
AND
EVERY PAIR VARRANTED.
NONIj OENU1NK WITHOUT
Our Goods can hu lind in every
(own in tho County.
.1. E. DAYTON, & CO.
AVilliimisjiort, Pa. '
Kept. 80, "com,
ft ft I'mi't bo motto by cury trtnt cinv
it aufen iluTjiiib u (ip.v iiuht in il.dr ovn Itnillllis
1 o'"w, , Pfi'J'f?. 'i'A. L"i.r. '. tHW-e
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lor lala u tba cowviiaji omou. 1