THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBU KG, COLUMBIA COL NT Y, PA.
Agricultural.
Fpfitlnj Cows Willi drain.
When our former learn tn loot litinn a
cow m i piece) of wonderful and dellculf
mechanism for (ho production of milk, and
when they can realize that the product of
nny Improved machlno depend upon the
quality of the raw material furnished for
manufacture, then we may expect a revolu
tion in the. matter of feeding dairy cows. A
manufacturir of first clast woolen fabrics
cannot feed his looms with shoddy, A man
ufacturer of extra family Hour einnot fill his
hnppurs with sprouted wheat) neither can a
manufacturer of prlmo milk, butter and
cheese obtain the. best resujts by feeding hl
cows with hay and grrm nlotic. The ex
perience nf many intelligent dairymen goes
to provo that the additloual profit resulting
from tho ieedlng of cows with n reasonable
allowance of grain fur exceeds the whole
profit of feeding from grass and hay alone,
while other Importanlelements in tho reck
oning aro increased value of maiure, and
tho diminished quantity of hay required.
Tho average yield of all tho cows in Massa
chusetts (and this Is higher in quantity than
tho yield throughout tho United States) is
but four quart', showing of courso that
there are many cows that give even a less
quantity. Xnw wo have in mind a herd
of twenty grado cows that gavo 133,562
pounds af milk during the yearl873,averag
ing a dally yield to each cow of 8.C0 quarts;
145,290 pounds in the year 1874, averaging
each day per cow 9.10 quarts; 111,970
pounds in lS7o, averaging 9 03 quarts jwlille
in 187G they gave 123,300 pound", yielding
a daily average to each cow of 8.00 quarts.
To produce this remarkablo yield the cows
were fed for ten months in the year with a
daily allowance to each of one peck of bran
nud two quarts nf cob meal, costing for
the year $49t. Noto the result; twenty or
dlnary cows fed in the nnal way, according
to Massachusetts average, giving four quarts
per day, and calling the average value of the
milk to the farmer two and a half cents per
quart, would yield a gross return of $700, or
$38 50 to each cow ; while on the other hand
our more intelligent manufacturer, by the
uo of better cows, and $491 worth of grain
food (without estimating his gain In ma
nurc and saving in hay,) gets from his twen-
ty cows, at eight and one-half quarts per
day, and at two and a half cents per quart",
agmss result of about $1,550, or $77.00 to
eacd cow ; or deducting the cost of the I'raiu
food, $491. from the to'al yield of $1,550
we have $1 OjG as the gros product Of the
milk of twenty cows, as against a $720 pro
duct from the cores fed witout grain, or a
clean profit of $330, on an investment o(
$494 in grain, with tho original outlay re
turned. Nor is this all. If the product of
these twenty grain ftl cows ns converted
into butler iuMeiul of being sold as milk, it
would yield twenty per cent, more cream or
butter than the milk from tho poorly fed an
imal, and command nt least ten per cent,
higher price on account of its superior fla
vor, color and grain. ItcsulU as compared
with the average return would be 5,310
pounds of butter at thirty cents per pound,
equal to $1,593, as against 2,400 pounds at
twenty five cent, equal to $000, or showing
a difference in favor of the covs that con
sumed $491 worth of graiu of $993 in the
sale of butter. Since it may be claimed by
many farmers that their cows are far better
than the average, and hence the above com
parison is more striking than would appear
in their case, wo have only to advice such to
make the .experiment of carefully feeding
grain to one cow, am test the difference in
the quantity and quality of her milk with
the average of the herd, and if a result of
only one quarter the gain claimed in our
illustration is obtained, that of itself would
increase the present average income of the
dairy fully seventy-five per cent. This im
portant matter of feeding grain is worthy
the careful investigation of every dairyman,
wintercan Qillivalor.
The Crop of Potatoes.
Many farmers have large crops of potatoes
that caunot be told readily. Now, what is
it best to do with them? Shall they ho sold
for what they will bring, or is it best to put
them in the cellars? Or in Hie absence ot
cellar room, is it best to cover them in the
field? When they can be sold at a fair prof
it, my advice i- to sell them in the fall ; but
if they cannot be thus sold, either store them
in your cellar or bury them in the field, and
trust to your chances to be able to sell them
during the winter around home, or to for
ward them to a market early in tlio spring,
where there is transportation by water in
April. Canals are of little benefit to pota
toe growers except in the fall, as they are
not open early enough in the spring. A
great many potatoes can be sold in villages
and large towns, during tho mild weather,
and tlrey must be Bold before they sprout
much. Potatoes are worth twenty-five cents
a bushel to feed to Mock raw to cows and
horses and cooked with meal for swine.
To bury potatoes in the field,selcct a place
a little elevated and dig down is low as you
can drain the excavation. It may be two
feet, one foot, or but a few inches, according
to the drain that will command it. Suppose
that you have 200 or "00 bushels to bury,
the bed should be mode about eighty fict
wide and as loug as neccisary,with tho pota
toes, four or fivo feet deep in the, center.
When all are in position take loug rye straw
and set it against the two sides of the heap
thick enough to shed rain. Then throw
earth against the sides of the pile six or
eight iuchts thick, but none at the top where
the straw meets, as an air hole must bo left
open here till about tho time when tho
ground may be expected to freeze, when a
thick covering of earth all over must be ap
plied. In cold climates, as in the Northern
States, this covering should be from fifteen
to eighteen Inches thick ; and if the straw 1
well applied, tlie potatoes will stand nny
weather that may be expected. This sys.
tern is better than to put them in,tn deep pit
as was the custom fifty years ago. T. Jl
Miner.
V Valuable Table for. Farmers,
The following table contains the number
of pounds in a bushel of the different urtl
clea named :
Of Bran 12 lbs,
Illue grass 11
Shorts IS 1
Dried apples 25
Uats , 32
Dried peaches , 33
Hemp seed 11
Timotb seed -15
Castor beans , ,. -11!
liarley 13
Flax Seed 60
Itye SQ
Shelled corn 50
Onions 57
Wheat CO
Clover seed , CO
Mineral coal , 70
Salt.. 75
Corn on cob , 75
Items.
l'ino Salmon have recently been caught
in the Susquehanna river above Harris-
burg.
Tho retirement nf Goldsmith Maid has
attracted little attention, mid yet until her
time of 2.14 Is beaten, she will still hold her
title of Queen of the Turf.
Kentucky Is n nlco quiet Stato to llvo In.
tun single judicial district in that Common
wealth no less than thtrty-clght murder ca
ses nro now awaiting trial.
In Ilulgaria weather which is cold enough
to make fifteen Inches of ice In tho Danube
docs not hegln befoto Christmas and does
not last beyond ten consecutive weeks.
Herald.
It is the general opinion among well-in
formed lumbermen in Main, that a hundred
million Jevt of logs will ho cut on the Pen
obscot river anil its branches during the
coming winter.
The apple crop of Chautauqua county, X.
V., is the largest ever known there, nnd or-
chardists are jubilant over tho large yield-
It is estimated the cntiro crop will reach the
value of $500,000.
If General Howard had one half the
energy General Ord displays there would
be more Indians killed and less telegraphing
done.
There is a female blacksmith in tho su
burbs of Pittsburg. She is about forty, a
German by birth, nnd for nino years past
worked at the trado as a helper to her hus
band. Uncles county, Pa., ha a smoker who
claims to have averaged seven cigars per day
during the last fifty-seven years,which would
aggregate 145,000 cigars, worth at five cents
each, $7,200.
Three daughters of a Kentuckian deter
mined to bo married tho other day,and their
father refusing to approve their resolve,
they all eloped with the men ot their choice
tho same night.
Cork is coming into uso in Germany as a
filling for winter bed coverlets, in placo of
athers. It is said to be not only lighter
and cheaper, but decidedly warmer.
Frank Leslie's Newspaper says: "Hart'
rd folks aro so scared over hydrophobia
mt they carry rolls of luuar caustic
their pockets, ready to cauterize themselves,
f they are bitten by dogs. It is not uncnin
imm to see a citizen with pants rolled up
and caustic in hand, waiting on a street-
corner for a mad dog to go by."
Kx-Gov. Coburn, of Maine, is probably
the largest individual land owner in Ameri-
His landed property comprises C93,000
acres. Ut tlieso acres 450,000 are in .Maine,
135,000 in Canada, 3500 each in Wisconsin
and Dakota, :;0,000 in Michigan, and 18,000
in Minnesota.
A young lady visited .1 Reading drug
store the other day, and being suddenly
seized with nausea, threw out from Iter
mouth four small lizards. She attrib
utes their presence in her stomach to the
use of impure drinking water.
A telegram from Deadwood, Dakota, re
ports that a man known as "Charley" guid
ed a party of prospectors from tho Dlack
Hills to a place on the Rotten Grass, which
e said, would yield gold at the rato of
thirty cents to the pan." When they reach-
il the spot he confessed that his story was
false, and tho exasperated and disappoint
ed miners hanged him from a tree.
OvsTEns. Thirty thousand peoplo aro en
gaged in tho oyster trade of Baltimore, and
more than seven hundred bchooners and pon
glcs form its Chcsapeak oyster fleet. Some
experts will open twenty-five gallons of oys
leis a day, earning twenty five cents per gal
lon ; men, women, girls and boys (mostly of
German parentage) aroengagedin the pack-
rooms, where tho measuring, waslun;,
assorting and canning go on incessantly. In
tho law business tho oysters aro first packed
iu airtight can', which arc in turn packed in
iiwdust and ico for shipment fifteen million
cans' of raw being shipped per season. The
Taugier and l'ocomoko Sounds' oysters are
tho favorite brands. Tho Stato licenses: were
issued on September 28, and on Octobor 1.
Tho season was opened with enlarged pros
pects owing to European contracts.
At Kantlialai, Ceylon, there is a magni
ficent tank on a scale so enormous that it
ould now cost more than fiye million dol
lars to erect it. It was constructed about
I). 275. Still more remarkable is tbc
reat store tank of Kalowewa. Its circum
ference is supposed to have been hardly les3
than thirty miles, and it was kept lull by
two riven. Channels extended from it over
fifty miles, which conveyed an unfailing
upply of water to certain large store tanks
and thence to minor village tanks. The
Ceylon Government proposes to gradually
reitnre many of tlieso great works. Hero
csee how the ancients preventeil-'aiaines.
A Danbury man who went to a drug store
to have a prescription prepared, seeing no
body but a clerk preent, said: "young
man, you are keeping company with a girl?"
es, sir," answered the clerk, with a blush.
'Do yim think the world of her?" "I do,"
said the clerk firuily,although blushing con
siderably, "Is she in town?" pursued the
customer, anxiously. "No, sir, she is away
nnavUIt." "That will do," said the man,
decisively, "You can't fool around any
prescription for me." And he went away
Danoury Actr.
iV very pathetic description of the perils
of life in tho Black 11111s, Is given in the
following extract from the letter of a miner
there to his brother living in Nevada! "I've
been spending the last week trying to think
of some plan which will enable me to get
home. If I only had $500 1 could get to
Cheyenne, and then it would be easy Balling
Into civilization. If you send the money bv
expiess, tho Indians are sure to get it, as
they split open a Wells-I-argo coach every
few days. If you send it by mall, I wouldn't
get it for months, as the postmaster is off on
a big druuk most of the time, and can't read
anyhow. Don't send a draft on the bank,
as it is liable to bust. If you know bomo
friend coming to the Hills, don't trust him
with the cash, as he's sure tn gamble it all
oil" at Cheynnc, nr get robbed at Custer, If
you can think of wiuie way of sending the
money that it will be sure to get here, fend
itj right away ; but unless you aro Hire
don't risk it. I'erhaps you had better come
yourself and brlug It." The brother in re
ply: "Jut borrowed $12 to settle a board
bill."
Dauchy & Oo's Advt'o.
GUNS,
oct, Tl'
ami Hevolvers. ttlusirnteit Prteo Mst tree.
(treat Western dun works, PtUiburg.la.
r-tw il
n new vocal and 4 now
) hhcet music, urn. silver or stamps,
i.o.. Mlildiebani, Muss
net, vs. '7. siv tl
Mnmmntli (lullll In !:
,-rlmciy stem-winder
wnti fi live with ilrst order.
Ten dollars a day guaran
teed. M. CKONKlUlt A to. Philadelphia, Pa , or Mil
waukee, Wis. oct. 2l),i-lV d
T.Ation MIXED CAlUiS lth name. In enso lite
in without cae. tc , no new tun curds lee. om
nia loc. P. WASUliUltN .Co Mlddlcboro, .Mass.
OCt.2fi, '77-4W
it
Agents Vntitd for tir,
.MniiT fcKrn.s IN
March's Works
Tim lltm.E.
ITano Ufa In tho LlMo
and Our Fatasr's Hsuse,
Nn linolss ever published liavo received such uni
versal approval from tlio press, ministers and lead
In? men i'vprvwliirp. 'I tin chntcnri'iidlni?. lino steel
I engrmlngs, and superb bindings, make Ihemwcl-
IOI1IUII1 eerj nuilie, vliu nuiupm- nulla mi. r-.ii'i
Mr trrms. liegin a pmlng business at once. J.
jicciiiiiy en. niiuacipnia, ro.
oct. so, 'tl-IW u
A Man of a Thousand.
COSPMPTIVK CUUKD. When .loath
was taourlv fnwctwl from Cos i'mition. nil
A
i I'ludlca la luif f. tiled, nnd lr II. .lames w aic.xnpr
trnenttmr, lie accidentally made a preparation of In
nl.tn Hemp widen cured Ida nnly child, nnd now
Rhea this recipe frtocn jecelrtortvo Mampito
p.iy expense. Hemp also cures nhjhMweats.nau
hen at the stomach, and will break a fresh cold in
tttenty-four hours. Address.
crtt)iocK co.,
1,032 Irace street, Philadelphia, naming this paper,
oct iiO, '77-4 w d
QfinPrtwVal The only combination of tho Irwo
utbuiuiu. o; Jamaica (ilnper with cnoiee Aromat
ilea and French Uramly, lor weakness,
land tirost rat Ion ot the n errdus forces,
Tnmnino Inability to Meep, coldness of the ex
UiUilcllUcl Itremltlesnnd suspended circulation,
' Is a Uniterm boon to Rurrorlnc human
litv nt mien snothlntr. streimthenlntr.
ftiMfttMi and refreshing. Ask for tUNtrOHK's
uxugiu (Jamaica oinuku.
oct. Urt, '77 -w d
Tiinsn alanine relief and euro tor Hunturo shout.
consult lr. .1 HIIUItUAN, ass liroadivuy. Now
YorH, sctidiocts, tor hli new book llli rhotoxrnphlc
Ilkpnosapi or liad aises iM-iom una niu-r i-urp.
tinware of cheats who pretend to furnish Dr.bher
runt'. Irpjtiripnt..
oui of them fellows, a perman clerk, now cnlllntr
himself Dr. V. (I. creniplen. Is Indicted on complaint
of l)r. , ana nwaus inai xor jurgery win t-mmvzit.-.
ment. it ocMO-TOw
A I'lmiTIVK t'l'Kli
CATAUKH, llllONCHITIS
AND ASTHMA.
Thousands have lieen cureil hy Dr. (Joldrnhkho's
Inhalation, who were prcnounceil tncurahle by
pnbiciars nnu inenus. rurM'ns iiviuk ui h uiuuii;u
ncslrlnir to uvnll tliemcclvis ut inn mince uf Da.
i InLDENBf kii. can write ttirlrimmc and mldresH. and
Jorwnnl to int. .oi.ifnbkhii. tllfi, Arch street, Phila
delphia when lie will mum them a list of prlnu-d
qtiehtlnns, thumswcrs in which will i-uahle ntra to
uttiTinlne tho nature of tliilrdl.ui-nen!ul thcproli
nt.uity of cure. Ik-will forward to any nddrisnls
papi-r or hook, riling full descriptions of tho dlsi-ns-
cs iic irciiin, liu.
illi) Jit. Vernon St., Philadelphia, Oct. 81, 1S77.
I linM- iiwit Hr. (loldenbi-rg'a InliaLitlon forCntarh,
IlronchllH, and Asthma, and am entirely cured.
ANNIE NKAI..
kidheyInd- liver
SPECIFIC
A Radical Cure Tor ssll J)1sc:inch
of Tiin
Kidneys, Bladder,
and Urinary Organs,
I'atlents sending two ounces of urine, cxprcssage
paid, can nave a chemical analysis made, and an
opinion rendired reirardlng the lialuro of their dis
eases, etc., fri o of charge.
consultations and examination Free. Send for De
scriptive I'opcr to
UK. (iOLDENIIEIttl'S Tllnclpal Office,
Die Arch street, l'hUadelphta.
oct. 28, m-sw d
M. C. SLOAN & BHD.,
Manufacturers of
Carriage;, Btgics, Phaetons, Sleighs,
rLATFOHM WAOONS, JtC.
Flrfct-class work.always on.hand.
liEPAIKINQ NEATLV DON IS.
Ibices reduced to suit tho times.
Jan. 5, IWT-tf
A PHYSIOLOGICAL
vow o2 Marriage I
A'fVJJi int. i.l Jtrprodut-tlnn mj
r!-i:vwrtin&.'-A.-al" cr women.
i n,nirtit mlOICAL ADVISERI
,11 .'lu u.turr.cl ul-riVMU, IVtuuru nn.iii,! trum Ss.f
iu. Ecc"t, of Secret I5iicieeii, uu Itii U.I
Uiuff run. S . ."t:. J.1IC. p-if-iilrts
A CLi.-llOAlt l..'CToaSon Iht-ftbnT- d Kt.r.ati'l
1 1 iti 1 hro-.t ii'd Lunra. Ci,uiTiti,lIuptuie. tht
Op um IlKbit,AtirheJOik
1.1 h-r took - n( po..ulton rrrt rf jir'f.i or 1" three,
Ct'ti'Mlrir 'fKli-trc, r.iaiMUi''V UiiiIr.t.l, Kir TAr .
AdJrc. l)iU UUITI3, ho, 13 2i, bm butt. 1.0UU, o.
aug.n.'JMy nee
Lir,A.GJUN'SI
Ion hi. t'Lltftgo,,
llli. furtb tunb.
tl If-.'. of t I'rliato Satan, rufollinit from ctvlj ubuM
Fnttulu-ia. ofMrniorr, Jmpulid Muht, Ixtt
AiunlitKiti or Ifaput-nrj Nrrvoua Itrbltltj( )rni-
uttiy 1 jre.l l
tti. ( LsjTh. llli. nil I brotil Uma. kDil I1IH-
1'KM I.KH, yWld to bU trRHit. I.1a
U r'111 ' litliiroteil Brhty.l, UM do UWTiurV, liM the
Urfl (vtli is lha U. H. I.AIUrreqWr( trrirutiil with
1 rltitte LoirM knl bowi, rijl i ttrlla. r.Drrv Wnrlllrwi fur
lttcnii Km.) fifty niU fat tampl of T-DttUr (ikmU aud Hr
tilv f linporbial nfcinfttion y . ML ULIN'H
I'.inaUOik Otrjtji. toti-iillitlo,, fnw.
MARRIAGE GUIDE ClS&.'fftt
yoMig kii I ml 1 ! I .f ' t" h 'i n til f a fkta
Hktun. tmiik mhi i, Um . hm.I u. l o riuutiiikiinc
jiinrrUfii litn I lull i I J 1 jr I . Of lnrii4
IW n b.v i- i.y tliuuiit gut t iU - 1'ii.a W cabl 1 uf tul
Ctm, wiUa-1.
autf. 17, tT-ly II HO
HIGHEST AWARDS !
I'rnlrnnliil
Kxhllillion,
J. REYNOLDS & SON,
NORTHWEST CORNER
TIilitDiitli iiikI filbert SIn.
PHILADELPHIA,
MiNCKlOTUHKH'i OV 1'ATENTBD
WronebMron AirWt Healers
Willi SlinUliiK nnd C'llnkrr-(rini!lna Jrntcfor
iiuruiiitf Ainiirnriie wr iiiiumii uu l um
CENTENNIAL
WR OUGHT-IKON HEATERS.
FOR I1ITU.MINOUS X)AJ,
Keystone
WR0DGHT-IR0N HEATERS,
Coolilng- Ranges, low-down Orates
I)cbcrltHo Clrculara hut ntLE to any address.
EXAMINE HEKOKE HELECTING.
April St, 1 1 8
is sot rufclly rarned Id llicfe times Gut It
can tin made In thret) inonUta by anjr one
c( tlttier ki, In any pan cl tee cuuntrr
lio Is Hllllnir toworW Hcodlly at Hie employment
mat v niriiiu. itr)-r wiiKinjuur uwu town.
Vcu net-d not be away from homo over ntgnt. ) ou
ran into your uoio ume to uie worn, or ouur jmi
anjiru momenta. Itcohtu notnlntrto try Uie Lusl.
tit. Terms and outfit free. Addrtu aloijfe,
II. iuu ktt s i,o., roruanu, uame.
Yvt). 1 "11 1T.
RUPTURE
'J X
11)11
gl J,gg55
$777
A jS'cw Departure
rrom Ilia .Muniiiltcturcr to the
CoiiNiinicr.
For CASH we will sell totho COSSt'MEIt InStich
(Junntltliii ni ho may Need nt
MANUKACTimnit'S P1MU1 S
nniltliua Rare a',
XVXXDDTjXI VXLOV1T
to the Cnnuny.r.
licforc purchasing elsewhere Bcnil tor our prices of
STHIUTLY l'UItK WHITE LEAD,
JtONTOUItSLATi: TAINTS.
MONTOUR MnTALLIU WIIITit,
MOSTOUn .METALLIC MtOWN,
PURE LINSEED OIL
BEST JAPAN DRYER.
Best Faint Brushes,
VAItNISII, ALL KINDS,
Rt'IttlTS OKTUM'ENTIKE,
msi:i:ii Oil,. PUTTY.
Sample card and price
charge.
list furnished without
Orders nnd Inquiries by mall will receUo prompt
aucuuoD.
nENRV S. KEA.Y,
Rupert, Ya.
May!. 1tt.-ly.
This CI tlluitrrteit1" Manner jt Uainj
Uli. LX!Ci:JIU'H
this InMrnmrnt ts CBiicclallj" fteitgnecl for the
.t'i'ic.'t application of
SB, SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY.
It li the nnlv form of instrument rt inenicl
with which 11 ti f I mcillcinucin he carried tiuh vjt
and verccUy tippltett tn till partd of tho ail.'Civii
imual paMapc, anil the rhnnihersnr Mvltic-t I'mii
innnicjitlng therewith, in which noies nml nicer
freipiently exist, ami fmin wlurU thcciinrh;il
ii-chnrpc pcnerallr procceili. The want of me
cc9 in ti eating Oalarrh heictoforc lias niiocn
l.lrpclv from liie tmpnsnlhilitr nf applying ren-edie-i
to iiicc cavities nml clminhers liy nnv of u.c
onlinaiy iiiciIumIs. Thla oh-tacle in tho 'way of
effecting cures is rntirclv overrome bv the iincn
Uoh of the Doni'lic, Its line ii pleasant and co
aim pie th n n child can under land iu Full nnd
explicit Ilrc'tiuii neenmpanv racli initn
nicnt. Uhcn uvod with thti Instrument, Dr.
banc's Catarrh Kemcdv cures recent attacks of
"Cold in llio Head" by a.
few ttppluiailonii.
S VBI l"TaiS Freiinent
liiMnachc, di-eharpe falling into throat, Hine
thnci prnfu-e, uiterv, tlncL inucn, ptnulcnt,
orlctnlc, eir. In others, a ilryness, dry, watery,
weak, it intlamed vm'a, smppingr tip, or obMritc.
ti'n, of n:ial piajre. mifintf in earri, deaf-lie-.
InwUing and coiighiiip to clear throat,
ulceration-, pralu from nicer, voice rdieu-d,
iu-il iH.int. ot,lenMe liie.ith, tm pi tied or tmal
depi m.iiiiiu t-t n'n-e of miicM and tate, di7ines,
inentid dcpre-non, ' of appetite, inditCfii'in,
cnlarsed tonili. ncklins cotiirli. etc. Onlv fmv
of tlie-e vtmtoind aie likely to be pi (tent in anv
cn-i at one tune.
Ir. sajro'n Catarrh ItrnieiM whci ti-iit
1 1 ii Mr, IHci cc'm NkiiI HoiH-he. a in m'
i:nin iMirii-i I with itiecnn-tiiii imiai 11 f.aiiu-iii w ftn'l
i- ii-cinniiii'ii'tcii m tin pnnoiili'i tji.u ttiap I'liti
iMilJ i"if titc Ucnifdj. ' perfect peciii'' t tin
.iin-Mo" -it-i't-t It niii'i an i hci-hh
iccnt ir no n 'i -r cm- ' -r
( I l! I t.CIIlC f'l'l )ti n
,i 4- i b) nil DritziM.
i i 1 1 t; :, .i; . .,
bep. 89, TT-tt
S2500
auff. it, TT-ly
AYRIU Apentawuited. llusl-
npoalrrltlmate. 1-artlculari free.
lidm.J KOBT114CO,BiUul.,yo.
110
OPIUM
tod Mcrphlns Itytbehtly iroodlty
cured. ial&kiB, bojQbIWH)r. bvudHtUup
aup. 17, nr-iy
It sc
ALT. rxT.OH.
IS --rrtfrv'-f V
7HR0AT.mNG5.LWER & BLQQD,
In tlie wonderful ineltcl(tft tnivliirli the mulcted
me nltoto tliiecied lr it-lit!, tlie ico-ter lc
licC4 tiQ ha rimilih.cil in hui'vvnj i.ioieof Na
irn e' Miuitipi ctn.iliu properties, nhleli fiml
l.m lniiltk'tl into iliu u'eulilc kiiiiloni (or lical
I ii T tho nick, tli in ueic eer liehtru couihliieit In
one medit ine, '1 he c 1-leineo 1 hi fact U (oiitflln
I ho fie.it tarlety of iuostolinttiuiuiliente4 whicti
it had teen found iu eim.pter. In Hie cine of
Btrtiiit liltU, M'vcrc UiiiL'liMf tind the ritilv
tt.ii'a oi Cttiikiimptiun, it h.i4 iuioniti.ed lli'e
medical t.icutiy, nnd eminent phvtiui.in pio
iionnco It the trie.itet mrdlrat itlwovery oi tho
hue, hc it cuiei tho ertet t ongh. it
fticnfrlheii I lie loin and purine the
hlnod. Jt lu threat and Ihoronii hlito-l-piirifv-l"b'
pi"peitleB, It nue. all 1 1 u nioi , (intn ihe
Moitt Scrofula to .t common Itlott-lu I'liit
tilc.nr Driipllou, Mfirunitl Hi cit.e. Mmnai
rii-.oiiS and Uieir cfitets inu eradicated, nnd
inrnit health nnd a oimd n.nniuilon c-inl".
ii-ueil, i:rlpeliiii, s.t I i.rlicunu Fever
Sore. M'lily or lloueli skin, m mxu all
liu iiinneion tll-ctuei coii-cd, hv l.ad Mood, ai?
n.iunieied hv thU puwcitul, piulOui?, and iu
t'i(tUui; niediciiic,
II von foe! iUill,drrr,4h'hi ta'cl. haretntlotv
color ( kin, or vcliowr-it lo.ui n hpou on I iro or
UA (reiiuent heailnchu or IU.mc., had 1111 u in
month, inlei-nal hoal or e aliennicd uili li-d
Uiir-he. hnv i-plrit, nnd pltiomv (ureUnimm, ir
le.'ttlnr nppeiiie, and t'mrn en.itth mhi mf
mi. er 115 from Turpi il I.hrr. or llllni
m'K." In main cu-e ut ,ver Com.
!t;lllt" oidv pint of iliflMt t-Miin ..hi. dm: u,.
ei icitee I. ,s ii remedv far 11 U -it' it 'H-i-, m
'icit v f dolden Mtiilical tiiftner 1-., t tt .n
m u e'lti-u peilect eniua, k.tuin' U.c i.w,
kti etiiTii.eaed and health) .
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS AT Si PJ
!Lf .
reoniel bv It. V. I'M ItCi:
l'i mm ictor, at thu WiiUhi
linr.i... Y.
bep. 2 imi
1 M. (V,
l'i n't .
$45
I'liEMMiM wirrii mn rniin-.
Bteni'WlilUrr.FrfW. Wkth.VHrTnrJ.r. tt.
t IrM. J. II. O.llor.l ii t., t'McuM ill.
aug. IT, TT-ly HtV
"pOTICE.
From this date Ihe Ploomsburg lias Company wjll
put In it rvlce pipes at first cent and tumtsh and set
inito 11 at four dollars each.
The company nave on hand a lot of gas tar suited
or ralntlug roofs, and pouts or other timbers platod
prira la cenu per gallon or UM per barrel
00, 16,1c- O. W. U1LL Tit,
K
ft m
7rea:.-.in :iatal lajsctv..
in ' 1 ."'
DOUCHE. "
t23 IS
m
JL 1
Shed
iiraa hot
And Barstow's Slcvatcd Oven Range.
STEAM. WAT Ell PIPE, VALVES AND FITTINGS,
Constantly onV,PLUMlUNG
Oct. 10, 77.-lf
Attended to
Then Buy N. Y. ENAMEL PAINT CO.
CHEMICAL PAINT,
and save onc-thlrd tho cost of painting, nnd get n paint that Is much handsomer, nnd will
LAhTTWICK AS I.ONO AS ANYUTItKII PAINT.
In nremred ready for use in w Idle or an'- color
In the couni
. 1 1 L- , 1 ( ' A I .
-i,iuiir.main of w lilcli liato iKen ralnted six
IDA I. r-nlNl' has taken I irtt i-iik.mii mi
nt twenty of tl
V A INT fO.
. I.. ,r..n AO, In ks N. Y. I:N A M K I
U)UU i fcON, Agents mt. Market street. I'lilladelphta,
The lafef Annoimceiiieiit.
lvira
Wcws
If you
a
LOTHIITG
Don't Buy Until
Yourself Who
WILL DO BEST FOR YOU.
Gome and Select your WXNT&R SUITS
FBOM A BRAN
All Styles, Sizes, PRICES and Qualities.
MEN'S SUITS, YOUTH'S SUITS,
HATS,
' mm m r
b H Mi
COLLARS,
Iarget
Stock,
on. David
POPULAR CLOTHE STORE.
IS
liAMHEST SEWSFAJPEE
AND HAS THE
OF ANY PAPER PUBLISHED IN COLUMBIA COUNTY.
Terms $2.00 a Year.
Country Produce taken on Subs ii 1 . on
THE DIFFERENT STYLES OF TYPE
IN THIS PAPER
OP THE INNUMERABLE
Variety
AND MATERIAL
hi tike Cdtomtem )ffiB.
All kinds of I'laiii and Fancy
l'rinlin done on short notice and
at low rates.
OFFICE NORTH SIDE OF THE COURT HOUSE,
BLOGWISBtJRG, PA,
ROLLINS & HOLMES,
Ivans' Block, rttin Street.
DUAIiEUS IN
stoves, Riiiii1,?, Fire Placs Heaters,
PUMPS &c. Ac.
MANWACTUItKS OP
Iron and Conner Ware, and
4 A
GALVANIZED' IRON C0E
Solo Agents for tlio
EI
and STEAM FITTING lly
desired. Is on many thousands of the finest buildings
ji-an, ana now iook asiveniis nuen iium . painu-u
of the Mute Fairs of tho I'nlon,
sample card of
ITS 1-iiDco Hreet, n
V., or IlK.tltY
ft.
July!!, '7l-ly
Still Ahesul.
want
You Have Posted
NEW STOCK,
BOY'S SUITS, CHILDUKN'S SUITS.
CAPS,
mum 4
I 5 ,
CUFFS.
Lowest Price
Lowemlbeirg's
THE
Ife Inetli
STOVE
$250 REWARD
Ii nrrcredbvlhf-NATIONAL IitiAlt" til' Finn I'M-
liKI!' HI run-" rnr 1110 iictccnnn.cnntir'i ion nnu pun.
Himeiit i-f llic imrtvnr pirtlM oimrged It Ii tlio
crime ot arson In tllli'if tlio House ot
Edwaid Hnrtman and . tho Luthrran
rnrsonago,
In Illonmiliurf;. Vn., on September 19. 1"T. itil re
wnnl mil bo p ild only on ilun proof bclnif turnlwct
the rxeeutlro C'ommltteo 01 tlie conMcttou nnd ntt
u it put hum ns it .ald criminal
Ily cru-r or
i:xm t'UVF '-OMMI-TEK.
Am-(nfnrmntton efin bo fieeored from I'leir tlroltn
agent fortlio Insurunce companies liloomibuii;, I'n.
(Jciso.l TT-sw
THE SUN.
IM1.
im:w voiik.
Alliotlmfln rrnirh- Mr thorenewa1 ifsitiMe'ln
tloirt, t il K -I'N would remind It tilend undw li
wHiicrsox-r if new lint II Ii n.iln a it Jl lull- rm
th( Ir oon-litemllnu ami nipp in. I'.-ou Its rerurl tor
lilt p.lSi HIl ,V"iir II re US lor I. i; mil -u u.vu -'-'
lie.irty m mu.itby and t-enero-H c.i np-r.u Ion wlili-n
nveldllieriooeen extended to Itlrom over-quarter
otthe ttnlon.
I ho liiillj piiiii In a tour paRoMwet of M column..
T rice by mall, post paid con s n month or ttll.AO
Tho uHitny edition of Tub scv la an rlsht-pnRO
lieetof Mcul'iinns. While ittilni the nsoi ine
d.iv, It aio e .ntiiln- a lar-e ninount ot llicrnri iind
mlcellaneouimitlerBp.'il.illj piep.ired for It Iiik
mi-spat Mi'N liaj met HHU great rucccm. i ost paid
1 I .'."(Mi J ear.
The eelil) Mm.
uiin tine, not knowTHK Wkeki.t PCN ? It circu
lates throughout Ihe Unlied -lol.',theCanad9.and
ttirni. fttio jLierary ucnanineiii iuhkuil imh-uimhj
a Journal fortlio faintly and the tlrc-lde. Term!
Hue liollnrn jenr, post pal . This price, quility
considered makes It thochennest newspaper pub
ltjlied. Korcluusonenwliliflii casii, w o w Hi bend
nn extra co.y free. Address
11 111.1311111 I Ml. .-!-.-.
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I v V ii!flinrrs of thUlm k'niont llbi-riv to con-
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the frTAMtAitiMtinmn, or fi.&u kt wit runnnnii.
tlon. which rnt'tkln' nil the atne nmttc r aiiulllUH.
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1). C. tiOynP.IClt, Publisher.
ILirrlsburir, rn.
:rr-l)on,t fall to "-ay what pip;r you saw thla Iu,
oU. It-uw
?IOOMS!3lJI5G TANNEKY,
d. 13 V. il !t i v r.
"I) l'-Sl'KUTl'UI.LV iiiinounctH to the public
ft i lll.ll- III" Hill lfujn;i,(:u
.- lias reopened
SNYDKU'S TAXXERY.
HTVtf (otdstaml) llloomslnirff, 1'a., at the
.Tfwp KurkMofthn Kspy ani Llrfht Wrwt
of
li'athet will ho inadi In the most
I siihRfnntlsii and woi kmanllko manner, and sold at
I prucn to milt tun uinfs. me nignysi prue in ca-sn
w ui at an umei w pam ior
a n e 1: x
HIDES
of every description In the rnur.tr
ornacp Is repecttaUy solicited
The puUlcpHt
MORRIS MICHEL,
I'UICTICII, PIANO HI IK Kit
tu.i:k iD Rci'iiur-u.
BL00MSBUKG, PA.
HIST CUSS PIANOS AND OltOANS FOR SALE
SECOND HAND PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE,
OltDEIt BV MAIL rilOMlTLY EXECUTED,
DeCl, 1-ly
ip.A.iiixrTiisrG,
GLAZING AND PAPERING
TVTM. F. HODINE, Iron Street below xeo
TT ona, moomsuurg, i'a.,isrirtriiriu won i
ios 01
PAINTING,
GLAZING,
ivni!
1'AI'ER HANGING
in tho best stylos, at lowest prices, acd at Bhort
DOUUU.
Parties barloirsacriworUUiilo will saro mone
UlUJlUg UU U1V.
All work warranUJd to nlve Batlalactlon.
solkltod
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aug.ir,1Mr li0,
3
ft
WISTAR'S BALSAM
WISTAR'S BALSAM '
WJSTARo BALSAAI
OF
OF
OF
CHERRY.
CHEERY.
CIIKRRY.
WILD
WILD
WILD
A CASE Or CONSUMPTION.
East (-TONEIUM, Oxfunl County, Me., May 1 1973,
Messrs. HETn W. Fowls Kovs j
Oentlemen -I feel It my ituty to wrtto a tm
worili In favor ot I)u. Wistjh's iiai.iam ok wild
iiKimiiv. In tho early fart of last winter I took a
severe cold, ami shortly altera dttticvlnir cough
ai nudeu to it .ny rricndi aid cverythlni thev
could for me, lint without avail. The best phj stclons
that could bo procured did not iclleve me. nnd r"y
ugn coniiQiicu tin inrouiru 1110 winter wlihln
creasing severity. I spit bl'wd three or four Itmrs
d ly and.tny friends considered my caio lionuless.
paemonpasa Conllnned Consumptive. I was In
this condition when 1 heard of I)u. Vistah's Hal
RAMor Wild Chshiiv. I hejan Its me, nad beroro I
liadtaken half a bottle of It mi cotih an tat. my
other troubles left mo and 1 was cured. I feel so tru
ly Indebted to this fc'reit remedy for what It has
dono for me that I send 3011 this voluntary testimo
ny, hoping It may be the means of inducing others
who are suffering as I was, to make use of It. It Is
the best remedy for lungcomptatiitstlut I halo ever
heard of, and 1 am constantly recommending it 10
my friends.
Yours Willi respect,
Mlts. MELISSA M.UAI.L.
WISTAR'S BALSAM
WISTAR'S BALSAM
WIST ARS HALS AM
OF
OF
OF
CHERRY.
CHERRY.
CHERRY.
WILD
WILD
WILD
MSTII W FOWI.K & KOH. 1'ronrletors. wl Ilarrl-
sonau-nuc, lloston- Sold by dealers generally.
nov.
THE INTERNATIONAL REVIEW.
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RAIL ROAD TIME TAflLEa
piIILADKU'IIA AND HEADING liOAD
AIIH ANG EM ENT OF PASSENGER '
TRAINS.
Hay 21, 1670.
TRAINS UtAVI nCPKET iB FOtLOHS (SrNtllT Eicma
For Now York, Philadelphia, Heading, PotUvlllo
Tamaqua, Sc., 11,33 a. m
For Cataivlssa, 11,33 u. m. 5,47 and T,S8 p. m.
For Wllllamsport, o,M 6,34 a. m. and 4,o p. m.
TRAINS FOB BUFEHT LIATI AS FOIXOWB, (StrlPAT II
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Leavo New York, 8,45 a. m.
Leave Philadelphia, 0,15 a. m.
Lcai 0 Heading, 11,3 a. m PotUTtllc, 18,1! p. m
andTamaiiua, l,'i5p. m.
Lcaic t'auwlasa, e,jo 6,!5 a. m. and 4,00 p. m.
Leavo Wllllamsport ,0 2 a.m,ls,0(i m. and B.W) p. m
Passengers 11 r d from New York and Phllade
pula go througa uhout change of cars.
J. K. WOOTTEN,
O. O, HAN-COCK, Ue""al
General Ticket Agent,
Jan. 11, i.ie-tt.
XTOUTliEHN
J COMPANY,
CENTRAL RAILWAY
On and after November !uth, 1873. trains 111 leave
SU.NUUHY as follows!
NOHTIIWAItD.
Erie Mall 5.20 a. 111., anlve Elmtra u.to '11,
" CanandoJgua . 8.3s p. m
ltochebter t.is
Niagara u 40
Itenovo accommodation 11.10 a. m.arrlie William
rt 12.tr, p. m.
Klmlra .Mall 4.16 a. 10., afrlvo Elmlra 10.20 a. m.
lluftalo Kjprss 7.16 a. m. arrive Uurfalo .M a. to
t-OUTHWAltl).
liuffalo Enpress 2.r,o a. m. arrUe llorrlsburg 4.to a.m
" Ilalllmoro 8.40 "
Elmlra Mali 11.16 a.m., arrive llarrlsbuigijop.m
" Washington 13.80 "
" Ualtlmorc c.30
11 Washington 8.30
llarrlstmrgaecomraodatlon 6.40 p. m. arrtu Harris
burg 10.60 p. in,
arrli e lialtlmore 2.26 a. in
' Washington 6.13 "
Erie Mall 12.M a, m. arrli 0 Ilarrlsburg 3 06 a. m
" lialtlmore 8.40 "
, . ., ", Washington lo.so"
All daUy eicept Sunday.
D. M, IJOYD, Jr., (icneral Passenger Agen
A. J. CAbSATT, General Manage
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA
WESTKUN ItAILltOAU.
AND
llLOOMSUUIia DIVISION.
Tlme-Tablo No. 39, Talcs effect at 4:30 A M
MONDAY, NOVEMUEH 22 1676,
NOItTII.
STATIONS.
south.
a,m. p m. p.m.
9 si 9 20 in
9 43 2 2a 6 30
9 63 2 81 6 85
10 111 2 88 6 43
10 (Id 2 40 6 6T
10 11 2 62 15
10 H 2 68 7 01
in so 8 04 7 (
10 23 8 17 7 11
10 27 8 10 7 15
10 27 8 11 7 25
10 li I I 1 85
10 85 8 27 7 40
10 41) 8 82 7 48
1" 41 8 87 7 63
p.m. p.m.
8 08 8 68
8 ll 8 5,
7 65 8 49
7 40 8 42
7 4' 8 37
7 83 8 33
7 27 8 27
7 22 23
7 18 8 19
7 15 3 17
7 15 8 11
7 07 8 11
7 l3 8 l9
6 68 04
64 8 1
6 45 HI
t 80 9 42
a.m.
9 48
9 43
9 88
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-iitiievue...
Tajlomilo.,.,
..Lackawanna,...
Plllston
. West llttston...
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.Dennett 1
.. ..Kingston
Kingston
..Phmoutli June
...,1'ljmouth ,,
A on laM ......
Nautleoke
.llutiloik'a reek,
.Milckshlnny,,..
....Illek-s Ferry...
.... Death llaveu..
Hermit ....
9 31
9 26
9 20
9 15
9 11
9 01
II 05
9 -6
8 C9
8 60
8 61
8 49
8 41
10 62 8 45 8 16
u m rn 5 a
11 17 4 15 8 45
11 23 4 31 8 66
11 8 4 IS 9 (15
8 80
8 19
a 15
6 09
03
Lit,
5 69
6 48
6 40
6 84
6 28
6 23
6 20
6 18
4 65
4 60
4 US
981
1 ts
2 9
1 13
2 10
3 l
1 68
I 13
1 48
1 43
1 411
1 25
1 19
1 15
1 00
8 II
6 OS
8 2
7 68
.....llrlar creek ill
4 81 S 60
4 41 6 66
4 4 7 20
4 6.1 7 08
6 12 7 40
6 141 7 46
5 14 7 62
6 20 8 66
6 88 8 25
6 47 a AO
,. Hlliowdroie,,.. Ill Ml
.....Llmo Illdge...li 43
7 64
7 40!
7 4"
7 85
"iyr II 61
litoomsburg..
11 67
12 -i
12 07
19 10
12 25
. l.UJIClfc ,
1 u eaiawis.Hu linage,
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