THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COL NTY, PA.
Miscellaneous.
Tlio Old Fisherman's ''Hoys."
Very (soon n man came down to the wlmrf
with a crnh-nel. This Is a hoop cllhf r of
Iron or wood, weighted to nmWo lUlnl;, with
n small net attached under the hoop. Somo
bait Is fastened In the middle of tho net,
and the whole is lowered to the bottom by a
rope. Tho net is occasionally hauled up,
and sometime? there Is a crab In It and some,
times there is not.
"I knowed a boy once," said the old fish
ermati, "who came down here, one day, with
two crab-nets and a basket of bait. In each
of his nets ho put a big piece nf beef and
two or three good-sized fish.. Ho lowered
his two nets and tied the ropes to the wharf,
and he spent the afternoon first pullln' up
ono net and then tho other. I was a
mending a sail, and I kept my eye on him.
llo caught ono crab that whole afternoon.
'Now" look here,' says I to him, 'another
time you'd a great sight better eat your bait
and let the crabs alone. You bad fish enough
there to fry for supper, and beef enough
to make a big pot of soup for the whole fam
ily, and you've spiled it all, fishln for that
one crab, which ain't no good at all, by him
self.' 'Yes,' says he, 'but I might 'a' caught
a lot o' crabs.' 'That's so,' says I, 'and Gen
eral Washington migbt have marricd,Quccn
Victoria, if they'd lived at the same time,
and the families had beeu wlllin'.' "I tell
you what it Is sir," said the old fellow, as ho
walked away "there's lots o' peoplo In this
world who'd a great sight better eat their
bait before .they spile it and get nothln'
for It."
I knowed a boy once dowu here who
thought he was dreadful smart. I used to
take him out sailing every morning. He
wat a kind of sick, and he took Balls for his
health. He knew something about silling,
and he used to like to hold tho tiller, and
sail the boat himself, as he called it. He
cave lots of orders; but as I always took
care to tell him what to order, it was all
right. It would have doneyou good to hear
that feller sine out 'Hard-a-lee 1' as if there
was a whole shipful o' sailors in my little
boat. He used to sit there aud tell mo lots
of things that he thought I ought to know.
He would call out to me in a loud, clear
voice, which was pleasant to listen to.though
there wasn't often any senso in what he said:
'Look here, captain ! It's a good idea to
have your ballast well amldship, as you've
got it. It don't do to ballat too far for-red
A boat isn't safe if the ballast isn't fixed
right.' And he'd siy lots of things of that
kind, jest a if he was tellin' me somethin'
he'd found out, and that nobody else didn't
know. I don't remember all he used to say,
but tho sum and substance of it was pretty
much as if he'd hollered out, 'Look here,
captain! You always ought to put the mist
of a sail boat at the bow. If you was to put
it at the stern, you couldn't steer her very
well, with the main-sel a-sticking away out
behind, 'specially if she was cat-rigged and
bad no jib.' Well, one morning this boy
took a friend out with him to give him a
sail. This other boy wasn't sick. My boy
sat at the stern and was very proud to sail
the boat. He took It into bis head that the
other boy was a little skeered, and he kept
a-tryln' to keep his courage up. He would
aay : 'Nor, you see when a puff of wind
comes, and tips her over, I just bring ber
round a little into the wind, and she comes
up all right. There isn't any danger if the
man at the helm knows his business.' And
then he'd keep sayin': 'Now, don't you feel
a little more confidence ?" And the other
boy, who was a-sittin' quiet, lookln' as if he
was enjoyin' the breeze, and tbe views and
the sailin' would Bay : 'Oh 1 I'm confident
enough. I'm all right.' And my boy would
say to him: 'I'm glad of that. I don't
want you to be afraid. It's perfectly safe.'
Welt, one day I took that other boy out
sailin' by himself, and I tell you, sir, I was
surprised. Why, that boy knows ten times
as much about sailin' as my feller. He'd
been on sail boats at the North ever since he
was a little chap, be said, and I found be
knowed nearly enough to sail a boat by him
self. And says I to him : 'What on earth
did yon let that other boy talk to you that
way, as Ifjyou didn't know nothin', and you
no is,-
Young Folks
The Adventures of Mlltiadcs Peterkln Paul.
-MlITIAflKB IB UU1LTY Of "l'ICKl.NU
AND BTEALINft."
l.litlo Mlltlades I'eterkiit Paul,
doing down to thf post-offico ono day in
fall.
As he loitered along tho road, chanced to
espy
A tree thick with fruit In an orchard close
by.
Ohol" ho cried gleefully, "Feel Fol
VI l-Kum I
ThoHO are nice looking russets, I guess I II
bavo some.
I can't stand by and seo good fruit bang
there and rot.
I really can't do It, indeed I can not I"
So little Mlltlades Teterkin Paul,
Having looked all around, lest perchance
Uncle Sol,
That was what peoplo called Mr. Solomon
Sly.
Whose orchard It was (should be watching
near by,
Ho got over tho wall and climbed into the
tree,
(0, there never wot such a smart climber as
hel)
SCIIENCK'U PULMONIC BYRUr.
lor tho Cure ot Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
Thn crest virtue of this mcdlclno Is that It ripens
the matter and throws It out of the system, purines
the Mood, and thus eflccts n cure.
Schenck's fes Weed Tonic, tor euro of Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, c.
Tho Tonic produees a healthy action of the ttonv
acta, creating an appetite, forming dole, and luring
the most obstinate cases of Indigestion.
fcehenck's Jtandrako l'llls tor tho euro of IJtcr
Complaint, c.
Theso pills are alterative, and producoa healthy
action ot thn Itvrr without tho least danger, ns they
aro free from calomol, and yet moro enicaclous In re
storing a healthy action ct tho liver.
Tneso remedies are a certain cure for Consump
tion as tho Pulmonic Syrup ripens tho matter and
purines tho Wood. Tho Mandrake tills net upon tho
liver, create a healthy bile, and remove all diseases
ot the liter, often a causo ot i onsumptlon. Tho
sea Weed Tonla gtves tono and all cngth to tho stom
ach, makes n good digestion, aud enables tho organs
to form good blood) and thus creates a healthy cir
culation of healthy blood. Tho combined action of
theso medicines, as thus explained will euro every
case ot Consumption, If taken In tlmo, and,tho uso of
tho medicines pcrsovcrcd In.
Dr. Fchenckls professionally nt his principal of
fl:e, corner sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia, ev
ry Monday, where all letters for advlco must bo ad
dressed. SChcnCk'S medicines ior oaio uy mi urug.
gists, sept
VEGETINE.
CIIEAr
JOB
PRINTI1
AT THE
Its medlcil properties are Alteratlvo Tonic, sol
vent and Diuretic. There Is no ducaso ot the hu
man ststem for which the Vegetlne cannot bo used
with perfect safety , as It docs not coutoln any mo-
.. . . i , i u i laiucur win,""""' v". irrrT.."
And presently tounu nimseii uigu ju wo cliwlvely utturks, roots, nnunoros: it h very in
. 1 . ' Unt to tiko: every ehUd likes It. It Is sate and
trce-iop,
With more apples about him than ten men
COLUMBIAN OFFICE.
teaa
reu-
REV. 0. T. WALK Ell SAYS:
Tho following unsolicited tostlrnonat from Itov, o.
T. Walker, D. I)., formerly pastor ot llowdoln-squaro
Chhwii ftnalnn nnri nf TirPHOnt UPtt led In 1'lOVlUCnCe.
re
sult ot two jear's expiilencotvllh tho uso ot Vego
tine in liev. Mr. Walker's family, who now pronoun
ces it invaiuaoic :
Pbovidsnck, It. I., 1M Transit street,
it. it. Stevens. Esq.
1 feel bound to express w Ith my signature tho high
vntiin I ntni-ntinnn vnnr VlK'etlno. MVlamltVhatO
used It tor theiast two yoirs. In nervous ilplillty It
Is invaluable, and I recommend It to all who may
ncca an invigorating, rcuuvumjum.rKEIi
Formerly Pastor of Bowdoln-scma're churcn,
lloston.
could eat up.
Then he braced himself firmly aud tasted a
fowl
And finding them quite to his taste he sat SJSIZSh
to,
Devouring ono after another until
In a very short time ho had eaten his fill.
And he breathed a most heart-rending sigh
as he ceased.
"Ah I they say that enough is as good as a
feast,"
Murmured littlo Miltiades Peterkln Paul.
"But I can't eat enough, I'm so dreadfully
tmaU.
"I'm determined, however, I won't lcavo
them all,"
Continued Miltiades Peterkln Paul.
"I have several big pockets.I'll just fill them
too,
It won't do any harm just to lay in a few,"
Which was no sooner thought of, be sure,
than 'twas done.
He stuffed all his pockets quite full, every
one.
Then he cautiously turned him about on
the limb,
To crawl back, when a frightful thing hap
pened to Dim.
Alas, poor Miltiades Peterkin Paul 1
There came a great crash, and then he felt
himself fall
Down down, with a rush and a bump ; and
1 Icar , , , , . sing of" health, I desire moro than ever to live, that I
That his life and adventures had ended right I may be ot Borne scrvlco to my fcllojv-men ; and I
here,
But that, lucky for him I hin gray Corduroy
jacket
(Which was quite new and stout) was so
big in the back it
Caught fast on (he end of a limb ; and lo I
there
Young Miltiades helplessly hung in mid
air.
Then little Miltiades Peterkin Paul,
Almost frightened to death, began straight
way to bawl
At the top of his voice : "O, dear I Help 1
Oo-oo-oo 1
I can't get up or down I 0, dear I What
thall I do I
And his cries, being heard in tbe neighbor
ing lot,
Quickly brought Mr. Solomon Sly to the
spot,
Who, perceiving onr hero, said grimly:
"Hoi hel
What's the meaning of all this, I'd just like
to know ?
"That's a queer sort of fruit for my trees to
be bearing!
Oh I it's you. sir. I trust you will get a
good airing.
What is that you say? Help you? Humph 1
Wll.now. reallu.
I should say you'd been helping gour,tl -"SSSSSfiSiSSSSS
nrettv freelv. value, there Is no difficulty In deciding which paper
pretty ireeiy . . ,h 0. Business men to advertise In
I am sorrv I can't stop to lend my assis- I The Colombia dimockat, upon which this paper is
- I nAPlnl1v fftlimlAll. wnflAKlAnil
A lValkliiK Miracle.
Mb. 11. It. STRVKis;
Dear sir, Though a Btrangcr, I want to Inform
you what Vegetlno has done for me.
Last Christmas Scrotul.t made Its appcaranco In
my system, largo running ulcers appearing on mo,
as follows : ono on each ot my arms ; ono on my
thigh, which extended to tho scat ; ono ou my held,
iniVi. m mti uin skull bono: one on ray left leg.
which became so bad that two physicians came to
amputate tho limb, though upon consultation con
cluded not to do so as my whole body waa full or
wcrotula ; tbey deemed It advisable to cut the sore
which was painful beyond deserlptlon.niul there was
a quart oi inuiier run iruui mu auiv.
'ihe physlcUns all gave mo up to die, and said
they could do no moro tor me. Iioth of my legs were
drawn up to my Sf at, and It was thought If 1 did get
up again I would bo it cripple tor Hie,
and commenced taking It In March, and louowed on
with It until 1 had used sixteen bottles: and this
nnminiri .mmiinf ti ninntrh corn as a well man.
All my townsmen say it Is a inlracie to see me round
walking anu wuriuuK. . ,
In conclusion I llTadit,wnen I was enduring such
great suffering from that dreadful disease, scrofula,
I prayed to tbe Lord above to take me out of this
know of no better way to aid euntring numanity
than to enclose you this statement ot my case, with
on earnest hope that you will publish It, and It wUl
atlord ma pleasure to reply to any communication
wmcni may reueiu uicmium.
I am, Blr, very respectfully,
WILLIAM PAYN.
The Columbiuu Printing Estub
lisliment is amply supplied with
the necessary Presses, Types am'
other material for executing al
kinds of Printing at low rates ant
in the most expeditious und satis
factory manner.
CALL AT THE
Avery, lierrten Co:, Mich., July 10, 1872.
Rellabi.o Evidence.
I Mr. n. K. STErnlh'S,
Dear 81r,-I will most cheerfully add my testimony -.I-.-y-U: T,,IlJii-,rv
to the great number you have already received in la- VOiUIIlDlan UUllainPf
vor of your great and good medicine, Vegetlne, for I
do not think enough can be said In Its praise ; for I
I nrn trntihipii over thircv vears with that dreadful
disease, catarrh, and bad such bad coughing spells
that It would seem as though 1 could never breathe I
anv mnrp. ami Vppptine has cured me : and I do I
feel to thank nod all tho time that there la bo good a I
BLCCMSBUBG STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rev. D. J. WALLER, Jr., A. M., Principal.
THIS SCHOOL, nsat present constituted, o"ers the very best facilities for Professional and ClasMcol learning. ...., ,, , ctt
Iliilldlnn SDaclous. Iu King and commodious : completely heated by steam, well ventilated, lighted by gas, and furnished with a bountiful supply of pure.soii
spring water. ...,,, . ,Mni..nn i., i.-in.i itnirnrm nmi thnrmtHi Expenses
moderate. Fifty fonts n week deduction to all oxpectlug to teach. Students admitted at any tlmo. Itooins rescued w hen desired.
courses of study prescnoeu oy tuo suiio:
I. Model School. II. Preparatory, III. Klementary. IV, Classical.
Adtunrt nnnmra ! I Academic. 1 1. Commercial. III. Course In Music IV. Course in Art. V. Course in Physical Culture.
Thn Elementary Scientific and Classical Coursoi aro Pit lFrmioSAL. and st'l'bnts zr.idii itlng therein, recelvo state Diplomas, conferring tho followln
corresponding Degrees : Master ot tho moments: Master ot the sciences: Master ot tlio Classics, (lra.lu.ites In tho other courses recelvo normal icruniuu.au
I no course or Mild y prescniiea oy mo auuo is uuerai, aim ni'j cicmiiio unci uiassiuai tuursi-s uio uu. iiur-um v., muiu u, .,..v.v ,iiti
'I he Slate renulresa higher order of cltlzensiun. Tho tlm'sd.-mint It. It Is onoot the prPni objects ot Mils scuoul lo help to.seoiiro It. . by turn Mil ng inieui-
. n. ...7... ui , ,... m.i. m.i ..it. ......... ......... ... .- . I ..Wlih l...nl n.i.l niinirNnfl uwn ivlut r es rn rn lllinrmn I lie I lllllt.'
KUI 11 lilll.licu--.lv icul u.;iaiui L' ror
and their talents, ns -.indents. To all such It promises aid In developing their powers, aud abundant opportunities ior weu paiu moor nuer icuv nig su.,
caraioguciuuirfRH tuo rnncipai.
HON. W1I.I.1A.U i:i.Vi:i.l Prenl.leilt llunrtt nf Trilsleen-
hept, s, ';o.-iy
HARMAN & HASSERT Proprietors;
i:ast Strccl, Mdilli NltlooI'L. & l. IlullrotDl Illooiiisliiii'K,
Iiesneettullv call tho attention of tho public to the following statements: They manufacture (HI Mndsoi
iitiiN ni d liltA!"-? LWM'lMi-. Hiey mako tho Celebrated oilglual and IMPROVED
MONIBOS i PLOWS, nbo all kinds ot ltenalrs, such us .Meld buaius rants, Lauusluus
bolts, handles, c. '1 hey also inane
HEATING AND COOK STOVES
Thev
use.
Thoj
and aro prepared to furnish all kinds ot repairs, such as tlrntes. l'lro Urtck, c., wholesalo and retail. 1
make the rnied :.l-nlnir tir.uo forthnWiu. I'ei.n Htoie, the molt economical irnte i In
Thev nro also prepared to furnish HAW AJlIUllllsr MILL JlAClIINKllV SUAITINO, l-ULLJCiS, SC. J
ly especial attention to tho
Repairing of Threshing Machinen, Reapers, &c.
fm,nmr,Hrttnrsi)eine.nmet!eal mechanics, havlntr had an exprlenco nf over thirty j ears, tlio publlcca
rclv upon having nil wurk entruhtcd to them done In tho Best Slannerand at Fair prices.
Jan. o, n-iy
Then Buy N. Y. ENAMEL PAINT GO.'S
CHEMICAL PAINT,
and savo one-third tho cost of painting, and get a paint that Is much handsomer, and will
MhTTWH'K AH I.OSC1 AS ANY OTHER PAINT.
Is prepared ready for uso In whlto or anv color desired. Is on many thousands of the Onjf tJiuUdlum
in thneo.r.i.rv.manvot hlchhave bien painted Blx years, and now look as well as when nrsl polnU'd
CHEMICAL I'AlNT has taken Kurt 1'llKMlllMS at twenty of tho state rairs or mo union,
colors sent free. Address N. V. KU AM HI. I'AlNT CO., ITS l'rluco bircet, .N. .,
bamplociirU oi
1KNKY 1m
'duly st, 'TT-iy
THIS SPA
maiiiinn as VeeMnn and I uIho think It ono of tho
I best medicines ior coughs and weak, sinking leellngs I
at tho stomach, and advise overybody to take tho 1
Vegetlne, lor 1 con ossuro them It Is one ot the best
meuicmeaiuniBvur ua. . ..
Corner Magazlno and WalnutBtrcets,'
Cambridge, Mass.
VEGbTINE
Preparedliy H. R. Stevens, Boston,Mass.
Vegetine is sold by all druggists.
AugustSl-lm
WIIEHE TO ADVEItTlSE.
. fp stewnrt. Knvn thn beRt flilvertlklnir mediums I
I he has ever found '-ore the old catabllshed organs of I
the two political paroea, at uio aovenu cuujibj. mw i
ihMn.hnni thn ffnlnn" -These." hfi aava 'reach I
every family of tho least account In their several I
COURT HOUSE ALLEY,
RESERVE!
G-ZJENN'S
SULPHUR SOAP.
Tiiorouciily Cures Diseases of the Skin,
Heautifies the Complexion, Prevents
and Hemedies Rheumatism and Gout,
IIeais Sores and Aurasions of the
Cuticle and Counteracts Contagion.
This Standard External Remedy for Erup
tions, Sores and Injuries of the Skin, not only
REMOVES FROM THE COMPLEXION ALL llLEM
ishes arising from local impurities of the
Wood 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 TLIANT,
and being a iiolesoME BEAUTll'lER, is far
preferable to . y cosmetic.
ALL THE REMEDIAL ADVANTAGES OF SUL
liiUR Haths are insured iiy UIF. use ok
OIciih'h Nulnhur Soaj), which in addi
tion lo its purifying effects, remedies and pre
vents Rheumatism and Gout.
It also disinfects clothing and linen
nnd prevents diseases communicated by
CONTACT With the PERSON.
It dissolves Dandruff, prevents bald
ness, and retards grayness of the hair.
Vliysicians speak of it in high terms.
Prices 25 and 50 Cents per Bake; per
Vox (if Uakes), auc. andW.xu.
K. E The so cent cakes are triple the sue of those at
95 cents.
"HILL'S HAIit AND WHISKER DYE,"
JUack or ISrowu, 30 Cents
U. CUTTETO, Prop'r, 7 Sixth Av.,S.Y.
Oct. iii, 'ii.-iy,
MdvertisingAgents
tJ fricl, ,t eti fce. Op
ffivfim Mice, WrfvrfJa.
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.
From PnvMOun TiiArcnm, M. 1) , OFlUnMCN,N.Y,
"ivislnr'sllalsamof Wild Cherry gl'es unlv r al
satisfaction, it seems to cure a cotiuli by Ioom nl ig
nnd cleansing the lures nit" allnvlng Irrltatlnn.thuH
removing the C'.uso Inle.id of tlrjIiiB up the cuujMi
nnd leaving Uio caUMe lelilnd. I loml.ler the ..1.
aim the best cough mcdlclno with which Iamac
(lUHlnted. WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.
rnou It. Fr.txows, M. 1) , or Hill. N. It.
have mudo u'so of Ihls tireniratlon fnr Fevertil
jexrs. mid It has roved In lie virj reliable una i ni.
cacious in i no iro tinieni. or severe imu niir s.iiiiiui.g
cough!. 1 know of one patient, now cnu.f .rtni.lo
rtno lias inKen iu!3 reineui , uiiu uu uuv lur iin use,
I consider would not now bo living. 1
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.
From E T. tji'iMnv, . M., Pntvcirt. of the "New
Irsnicn (N. 11.) ArrLKTos cuikmv.
"For more than nfteen jear I have used Iir Wis.
tar's linlsam or Wild Cherry for coughs, c.. d and
sure tliro-tt, io which I, In common ivllhth- .est.it
niniiklml, nm s iliJ"Ct: mid It gives me pleas n to
sav that t consider It the very best r. mtd., with
whlMi 1 nm acii'iuluteil."
WISTAR'S BALSAM
OF
WILD CHERRY.
KBOM A. DUNKI.KB, KflCJ , l'OSTTKK AT W EST IlltAT-
TLti BOKU , T.
'I nm Hubloct lo suUh'n coMfl.fol'OWMl bylmnl
Icoulia, for whlcti 1 usu tho tnlam. imii II ii It t Lo
best rcmolv for a cough nr n Mirr throat (hut ' ver
wiis ncq'iJiinH'u nii. My mini y nint nrt-ii' m fi'ii
lnfiworol it uamysflf In Met wo ulwnv h v It
In the htmso. nnd woukl nn ficion Milnk nf do hk 1 1 1
out Hour u jour e.xCL'HL'iii lulaumi'f Wihlfiitrr
AVISTAIt'S BALSAM
O
WILD CHERRY
From Hon, lii'ira K. (Ioopknow, ok Ma ink.
T hie triefl WUtar's ItnUntu ot lid Cherry for in
exCiTiMnffly trouhlchotnt' couh, Tlio effect wim nil
tn it couui no ucKirt-ii. mo iiw or ioh iukii tni" ijoi
tie n-lli vt'd toe Piitln'ly. Ainon? RTva.t varlftl t
mo IIcIdch which I htvo used, I lunu fourn rono
cti Unvisti"H.' lla iirnfvo pmpvittri lnt-
U couih I rt'jrini a-i Ir.va uublo.
WibTALl'S HALS AM
OF
AVJLD CilERRY .
Fkom Natuin lM-unwEii, M. Vt, Auburn, N. II.
Althoush (ivorse to countenanclnc tuitcnt meJI-
dncs, I cheerfully mako an exception ot ourery
cxocllent I.ung nrepnritlon Dp Wl-tar'H llalsamot
WliU ' nerry 11111 preiuiruvLuu j iiuvu uru hi u:y
practice ror moro than ten years past, and havo al
ways found it to bo ot moro errecttial service than
anything within mv Itnowledfre. I rccouitnend It
with tho ifrnitest contldenco to thoao subject to
Coughs and Pulmonary Complaints."
W1STA S BALSAM
OP
WILD CHERRY
Prenuredbv HETII W. F WLK & SONH. fiG Harrl-
Bon avemio, itoslon, and sold by dealers generally.
co cents anu f i a oomo. buo
THE ISTEBNATIDHAL REVIEW.
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Orangevillo Academy.
Tim "International" tor 1S7S will nresenl tho usual
number ot articles upon religious. Hclenllflc, art, po
litical anil social subjects must tccupylnif the pub
lic attention. It will devote fpaco to huropean mat
ters bo tar aslhey are likely to be InUristlng In
Americans. It wllleontlnue tolntroiluce the n oht
popular roreipn wriit-rsio umjiie ior lavor wuu
lhHlips.t American writers, ltwlllalm ote able.
ttrong a U practical, as well aspopulir. In the char-
new r nnu wiyio m iih ih-'b' ii.uLiuna, it . piu.j iu duj
that no oihir ningnzliio In the world can i-upply Us
place In trie libraries oi Air.ericaiis who iom- io.u.i
Hdirllie proKiei-set ttcnta throughout thonrld.
ami 10 Kr.ow iiuir iit'urn.jf upon .1 o ni.rifM ui mo
I'niird States Prorehhcrs (urtlus, lir itzrudrrr.
vojrcl, nr. Dolllnccr, Dr. liorner. nr. Neumejt r, nr.
Carl Ablo, Mr .lullus Duboc. lirupMi l'ey. M. llolllu
JorquemjiiH, 2i. fpuner, iicp., .11. uinuiic, .r.
Ilnrntrlou, Mr. Freeman; 1U.V Ur. James H. l.lKC",
Tlinirtna ItrnfiRv. M. P. I lllticrlintlM. &l.llFnmtt Vlll.irl.
Dora li'Isliln, t'ozztnl Iir. Wcolpcy, Ur reahcily,
rrincipai liawton, .luuo uuoiey, ur. itniu iu.i, 111.
C. 1 riant, Hay l'lilmir, lurlhilmr7, Ctneral tlcil,
Dr. Otcood. Alex, n.lu ar, V. I olla, Kugene Uliuj
ler, liaj aril Taj Iir, 1: 1'. Whipple, nr.d othtra may
bunnmed nssircl.lcontilbiitors.
ThuslsoririinUid as powr ilulan crRnn ct thought,
and comni"iilcatlon as can be eailly lonnlicil, and
It nrrtrntmttclf for rciular tupjirt durlnp 1SJ7 It
la not known that tlure Is nnj rrnrin wl.y 101 Us
of tho "HcvleW'tMuld not be Itm.dln txrj howe-
hold. It has airrauy 1110 lariii uriiuuiiin 1 1 uny
iccuinr I'eview, lecautc oiiiHiopuiar 11 rut .num.
Thihe nttrnctlons will bedciefinil cradually, aLd
Increased as their ncid la made Known.
1'rlco f 1.00 a Number. 15.W a Year (Six Numbers.!
A, B. UAItNi:s fi CO., Publishers,
111 & 113 Wllltarn bt,
REV.C. K. OANriELDlA.M.,rrinciFal. aAL ftOAo TIME TABLE
BLOOMSiiuiia, Pa.
there auiet. and knowln' lots more tance : I Coixubun now enjoys , a wider circulation ana
.artlally tounded, was established In ltae, and the
ocs week-
.t.llnl
.bout sailin' a boat than he did, all the But the fact is e'er mgM I must travel
time?' 'Well, says he, he took me out, and distance. fiffSeTaSu
be isn't well, and I saw it pleased him to talk Just have patience, and maybe youllget ezgnentnearlynye
that way, and 1 didn't care.' 'But don't you ripe and fall ., P.at X.,
care what other people think of you f" says I My dear young juimaues retericin raui. I OT.WTuie its circulation is undoubtedly muchiho
I. And then he said he didn't suppose it -John Brownjohn, in September Wide gvgSSSSSSSSS$
mattered much, so that you knew yourself awake,
nnat you knew. Now, I could never make
New Fall Advertisement.
It you want to patronlzo a
FIHST CLASS SCHOOL,
WHEUK UOAHIl AND TUITION AltE LOW,
Elvousa trial.
Next terra begins
MONDAY, AUGUST 13, IS77.
For information or catalogue apply to
TUB PIIINCIPAI..
July 27, T7-ly Oraneevllle, ra.
piIILAUEIil'IIA AND HEADING HO AD
AIUtANGEMENT OF
TltAINS.
Jlay21, 1876.
I'ASSENQEH
up my mind which of them two boys was
the biggest fool. It don't do to blow yonr
own horn too much, and it don't do to blow
it too little nuther. A feller's got to show
what he is, for other people ain't a agoin' to
take the trouble to find it out. and it ain't
always that tbinus is found out by chance, days exhorting the people till he expired.
like as when you book a fish by tbe tail, ac- 3. St. James the Great waa beheaded by
cidental. It's all nonsense to make too lit- order of Herod, at Jerusalem.
tl nfvoursielf : and then aein'. it's iuet as 4. James the Lena was thrown from a I
bad to make too much of yourself." Frank high pinnacle, then stoned, and finally kill-
How the Apostles Died.
1. Peter was crucified in Rome, and at I
his own request, with head downward.
2. Andrew was crucified by being bound
to a cross by cords, on which he hung two
ttarpiv half and nfwer&l not cne-toortii the num- I
ber of subscribers. Facta like these Bpeax for theni
bcIvcb. No shrewd business man will neglect to In- I
urthu advertisements In the Coumiuk Ul
rp-A-issTTiisra-,
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
TllOHlS 1). IlAKTMiN.
ALHEHT 1IAKTUAM.
and hanged I
JR. Stoeiton, St. Sieholat for Sept.
The War with Weeds. Agriculture is
a perpetual conflict with aggressive plants ;
a conflict which must even constitute a ma
terial part of tho labor necessary to be ex
pended in ia well-conducted farm. It is
therefore necessary, with a view to economy
as well as the unal success ot llie operation
that such labor should be wisely directed.
Here, a elfwhere, knowledge is power. A
is indUnen.able to direct the operator how
proptrly to adapt the means at his dispssal to I aeath is somewhat doubtful ; one Bays ston-
tbe Intended purpose. All plants become I e., then beheaded, another gays he was cru
weeds in an agricultural sense, when lounu 1 cified.
growiu; "where they deteriorate the crops,
needlessly exhaust the soil, or otherwise
bring loss to the agriculturist. Every plant
oat of placo.
ed with a fuller's club.
5. St. Philip was bound
against n pillar.
0. St Bartholomew was flayed to death by
command of a barbarous ktyg.
7. St. Matthew waa killed with a bal-
bert.
8. St. Thomas, while at prayer, was ehot
with a shower of arrows, and afterward run
through the body with a lance.
9. St. Simon was crucified.
10, Thaddeus, or Judas, was cruelly put
to death.
II. St. Matthias The manner of bis
When special material is required j
it will be promptly obtained.
HARTMAW BROS.,
DEALERS IN
bowels
A Cawous Custom. A singular custom
prevails lo the village of Benwick, near
Stroud, Gloucestershire, England. On the
1Kb, of April, each year, amid proceedings of
a somewhat boisterous description, the villa
gers elect a mayor for the ensuing year, aud
in celebration of the event claim and exer
cise the right of ducking some one in the
village pond. Tbe only privilege which tho
mayor possesses is that when he finds three
pigs sleeping together he may turn tbe mid
dle one out and lie down himself between
the other two.
12. Judas Iscariot fell, and bis
gushed out.
13. John died a natural death, '
14. St. Paul was beheaded by order of
Nero. .1
That Boston girl has received an auto.
graph telegram from Alexis, saying, "Dear
iewltch : I am bossof Danube mudskow ;
wllusk Muskovite bighsky !" She wean It
attached to herchatelaln.
Tbey say you can buy two water-melons
for a nlckle in Alexandria, La., but no man
In possession of his five cenUea will believe
IU
The fallacy of "hollow horn," or horn-al
in cattle has long beeu exploded iu the minds
of those who have fully examined this sub
ject. A lecture of Dr. Creasy, of tbe Mass
achusetts Agricultural College, proves tbe
"hollow-horn" idea to be without founda
tion. He eays nnd proves that the horns of I
all cattle are more or less hollow according
to the length of the horn, and this arrange
ment of naturo has 1U uses. The professor
retated a case, where he was called to see
a sick cow ; the local cow doctor had also
been called, and they arrived at the same
time. They went to the stable. Being near
ly darl", there was hardly light enough to
see tbe cow ; but the cow doctor rushed In
and seized her tail, and after a short exami
nation said: "Just a I expected a very
bad case of horn all," then going forward to
feel whether her horn were not cold, he
found she waa a"mooley," having no horns)
But even this did not floor him. "Well,"
said he, "She would have bad horn all, if
This utandaril article i3 compound
ed -with tho greatest care.
Its effects tiro as wonderful anil as
satisfactory as ever.
It restores gray or faded hair to its
youthful color.
It removes all eruptions, itching
and dandruff. It gives the head a
cooling, soothing sensation of great
comfort, nnd tho scalp by its use
becomes wlilto and clean.
Uy its tonio properties it restores
tlio capillary glands to their normal
vigor, preventing uaitincss, ami maK
ing tho hair grow thick and strong.
As a dressing, nothing has been
found so effectual or desirable.
JV. A. Hayes, M.D., btate Assaycr
of Massachusetts, says, " Tho con
stituents , aro pure, and carefully se
lected for excellent quality ; and I
consider it tho Best Preparation
for its intended purposes." '
Frlco, One Dollar.
Buokinb.aim' Sy
FOR THE WHISKERS.
This elegant preparation may bo
relied on to chango tho color of tho
beard from gray or any othcriindcsir
ablo shade, to brown or black, at dis
cretion. It is easily applied, being in
ono preparation, and quickly and ef
fectually produces a permanent color,
which will neither rub nor wash ofT.
Manufactured by B. P. HALL fc CO..
NASHUA, N.H.
Ml tf 10 trtttUU, Mi Sulni U lit&tul.
Oct. is, ie7t-ly
Books and Pampblets,
Hand-Billa and Dodgers,
Large and Small Posters,
Letter and Bill Heads,
Envelopes with Business Cards,
I Busainess, Pic Nic, Wedding and
Visiting Cards,
Proprammes. Bills ot Faro, c
a . -
Will all bo supplied and excuted
in superior style, at cheap
rates and short notice.
5 '5
TEAS, CANNED FRUIT,
TOBACCO.
swurr,
CONFECTIONERY.
Spi cctofall kinds, Glass & Queonswaro,
FINE GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domestio Fruits,
AND GENERAL LINE OF
Family Provisions.
MORRIS MICHEL,
I'ltACTICAL, PIANO MAIll.tl,
TUNER ANU REPAIIIEK.
lSLOOMSGUHU, PA.
spiff
nCTM. F. BODINE, Iron Street below sec-
YY ond, llloombburg, ra., Is prepared to do a!
sinas 01
PAINTING,
GLAZING,
T1UIN8 LEAVE BOrKKT iS FOIlOWS (PrNDAYEXCKI'TK
For New York, llillaUclplila, Heading, l'ottsvlllc
Tmnaqim, Ac, 11,33 a. m
For Catawlssa, 11,33 u. m. c,4T and 7,30 p, m.
l'or Wllllamsport, c,M 0,34 a. ra. and 4,00 p. m.
TRAINS FOIt HUFEKT LEAVE A3 FOLLOWS, (SCNCAT E5
CEI'TED.)
Leavo New York, 8,45 a. ro.
Leave Philadelphia, 0,10 a. m.
Lcavo Heading, 11,3m. in., I'ottsvlllo, H,lt p. m
and Tamaqua, 1,29 p. ra.
Leave Citawlssa, ofio 0,55 a. m. and 4,00 p. ni.
Leave Wimamxpurt,9 2a.in,l'.!,oo m. and c,to p. m
Passengers n 1 U from New York and l'hlladu
phla ro througj u iiiiout change ot cars.
J. U. WOOTTEN,
General Manager.
C. O, HANCOCK,
tleneral Ticket Agent.
Jim. 1 1, hio-u.
FIRST CLAB8 I'lANOB AND OHGAN8 FOIt HALE.
SECOND HAND PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
(JIU)KK UY MAIL I'HOMFTLY EXECUTED,
Deci, "74-ly
In tlio cent utyles,
nuuee.
VAFEIt 1TANGING.
at lowest .prices, and at short
M. C. SLOAN & BHD.,
I'artles havtoor such work to do will Bavo mono
colling on me.
All work warranted to give satl&f&ctlon.
solicited
WM. F. BODINE.
BLOOMSBURG TANNERY.
a. a. iiEnniNG
TJ EHPEOTFULLY annoancea to the publlfl
tv uav ua iuui rcupenea
SNYDER'S TANNERY,
fold stand) Blooinshurg, ra., at the
writs 01 wo mPj ana usnt dito.
roads, where all dewnptlons ot
U ai her vrlll La made In the most
substantial and workmanlike manner, and sold at
prices to salt the toot. Tho highest price In cash
WW V Ml VUUVS W ,NMI4 u.
hi. I, ml lnil nnv hnrm I" Tha reined v for
A Jnotber liavlng occasion to reprove her tbe ..chocoruft plagUe, ana for all troubles
little daughter for Inlaying with some rude I .,..,.. ,i.iiM.n.nrUnin.vin.ni..
children receded the reply, "Well, ma.HomeLrUl the food, is to feed bone meal. GREEN HIDES
lolks don t like Daa company, but 1 always I Whe4t br,u c-nuin, a pood deal of the I of every deswlpuon in tie countrr. Theputuopat
J'J-' needed material ; but bone meal ia better.
m I11 raanecUunv soUclUd.
jjloomsLurg, Oct. I, Iie-
The beat workruen aro employed
and tho best material will
alwayB bo furnialied.
' UusseU's Old Stand,
nui'Riti clock, v
(Ui door below Market street, Bloomsburg, ra.
W Goods delivered to all parts ot tho town.
April .7, U-tl
J4ISfAPErISKEPT0M FILE
1 AT THE OFFICE OF,
WW
llLiOUaiSIIUKO, I'A,
Manutacturens ot
Carriages, Bwgies, Phaetons, Sleighs,
I'LATfOllM WAGONS, 4C.
First-class w ork alwaj on hand.
ItKl'AIHINa NEATLY DONE.
- Prices reduced to suit tho tltues.
Jan. 5, lblMt
733 Suaou Sr., PHILADELPHIA,
Wbo ure our nathorled aseutvt aud will
recelro AtlvertUeinenU ul our
I Iff
OT1CE.
A liberal share of public patron
age ia respectfully solicited.
Blooxsbtoo, March 23, 1877
From this date the Lloom&bunr Gas company will
pat In terrlce plp9 at nm cobt ana tumlui and Bet
LUt'lti B Hit 1UUT UUI1IUB -
Tli iVimllflllV nnVR (in liHIiH U. 1DL UI ITHH LUX DUJICU
or naiuunif rooia. and DObta or other tucbera Dlacetf
unaer tfruuua.
ITICO 1U CCUUI WIT inuuil VT .(UJcr unarm.
OClft- C, W, M1LLKR,
ho
APH liAOH
you HALS
AT ID ECO 111. WAN 'OFFICE.
HIGHEST AWARDS
Centenolul
Kxhl billon.
J. REYNOLDS & SON,
UOKTIIWEST CORNEll
Thirteenth uutl Filbert St.
PHILADELPHIA,
Manc r actc ub Ra or p atkktbu
WiontrliMron Air-ftM Heaters
Willi Klmkliiir nnd ( UnUrr-fJrlndlutf (Iru(rfor
Uurulutf uibruiim or uuuuui . vui
OENTISNNIAJj
Wit 0U GUT-1R0N UEATEHS,
FOIt BITUMINOUS COAL,
Keystone
WROUGHT-IRON HEATERS,
Coolilng Xariges, Iiowdown Orates,
C. 4LC,
Descriptive Circulars kht nuus to any addrees.
EXAMINE HEFOKE HEUJCTIKQ.
KliWORD'S
OSWEGO STARCH
la tho BEST and M03T ECONOSllOALIn tho World
la perfectly l'UHIS-trce tromacldj and other tor
elgn Buhetancea that lnjuro Limn.
Is BTRONtlKH than any othcr-reiiulrlng much less
quantity In using.
Is UNiroitSI-smieua and finishes work always tho
tame.
Kiaasfortl's Oswep Corn StarcL
la the most delicious ot all preparations tor"
ruddlngs, Blanc-lMangc, Cake, etc.
Aug. 8, ll3ai hoi: co '
PATENTS.
Y. A. Lchmann, eollcltor ct American ond Fore'gn
ratenta, Waehlr-gton, I). O. All huilnets connected
with I'atcnta, whether betorotho I'atent Office or
tbe Courts, promptly attended to. Nochargemada
unices a patent Wbecured. Send tor a circular.
May 4, ll-tl lii
XEOUTKIXM KOTIOE.
LSflTE OK fUtUtmCK UsLSlt, LICIASED.
lAsUera Tefitamfntarv on tho c&Lato of li-ederlck
Isler. Into ot (irernwood township, Columbia ro.,
Ueceaatd, have been gi ante . by tho ItegUtcr or said
uiuniy lo KlUabcth Tiller, of sam towntUitp. Uxeo
utriic. to v. hoin all Li-rMins Indebted are rtnuehted
r . .. .. . . . . r .
ui loiuu puj uieuuiuiu tuuaa uuvuik uuuiunus aga nab
the bald esuuo will mako them known to the bald
Jixtcuiru without ueiay.
July Jl-ew Kxecutru.
BLANK MOIlTGAOESforBalecheanat the
COLDHstiH omoe.
BUBLNEK8 OAKLW, "
VlSITlNd CA1LD3,
HKAUH,
ulbuUKAIlS,
OtiTBItH, S.O., HO
Neatly uu- ""ply printed at the COLUM
ei ah umco.
OKTHEKN
COJirANY.
CENTKAIi KAIWAV
On and alter November soth, 1873, trains will leave
SUNliUItY astollowsi
.NORTIIWAIlD.
Erlo Mall B.!0 a. in., arrive Elmlra ll.to u.
" Canandalgua... U.SGp. M
Itochetter 0.15 "
Niagara 9 10 "
Itenovo accommodation 11.10 a. m.arrUo V.llllum
rt 12.15 p.m.
Elmlra llaIH.16 a. m., arrli o Elmlra 10.20 a. m.
UuSalo Kxpruaa 7.10 a. in. arrtvo Uutlalo B.to a. ui
bOL-TIIWAltD.
Uunalo Eipre&s a.co a. m. arrive llurrlsburg 4X0 a. in
" Ilalllmoro 6.40 "
Elmlra Mall ll.lt, a. in., arrlvo Uarrltburg l.f p. in
" WashUigton Ja.so "
" lialtlmoru o.ao "
Washington 8.30 "
llarrlsburg accommodation 8.40 p. in, arrive Harris
burg 10.00 p.m.
arrlvo Ilaltlmore t.a a. m
' Washington 6.13 "
Erlo Mall 12.&3 a. m. arrlvo llarrtsburg 3 00 a. m
11 Ilaltlmore 8.40
" WaslilngtonlO.SB" ,-v
All dally except Hunday, t.
D. M. BOYD, Jr., General rabenger Agen
A. J. CABSATT, General Manage
DELAWAKE, luVCICA WANNA
WESTKHN ItAlLltOAD.
BLOOMSBURG DIVISION,
Tlme-Tablo No. 39, Takes effect at 4:30 A,
MONDAY, NOVEMUKK US 187C.
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