TOE COLUMBIAN AND DEMO0RAT,BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COINTY, PA.
Agricultural.
l'ork is. Beef.
Tho Animal capable tif eating tho most,
provided Ms dlgtetlvo organs aro equal to
the taik ol assimilation, la tbo most m(iU
bio to tho farmer. The ,ilg consumes dally,
Jor every hundred pounds of Its live weight,
twenty-five In thirty pounds of food, while
tho ox only consumes ttvclvo to fourteen
pounds to each hundred pounds of his live
wtjglitj ngaln, careful experimenters as-ert
that the iti stores up In his Increase over
wenly percent, ofhisdry fund, w'llln tin
ox stores up only nhout idt-lit per c tit. No
live stock Is murj profitablo to th,1 breeder
than swine, provided the number kept is in
proportion to tho resources of the farm,
peclally since tbo nttrodaneo they require,
compared lth li. at of otlirr iiiilmslj, Is so
trilling, and i-ince the value of the mannie
produced more tlian oft"ets tho teeded care.
The well-bred pii; has a strong tendency to
lore up fat, and this feature may be furlh
er developed by tho conditions of warmth,
cleanliness and proper food. In Sts wild
Kate or In Mich inferior breeds as many
shlftle'8 fanners persistently raise, which
run about and with great outlay of labor
find ttielr own lood in forest or field, thi'
tendency l greatly dlmloMicd, nnd the
proportion of lean to hit is much greater,
btore oxen, in fair condition, have lean and
fit in about equal proportions, while fit
oxen or premium steers can only have their
fat doubled ; on the other hand, tfie store
pig commences his fattening career with
twice as much tat as he has lean, and as n
fat pig, ready for the slaughter, he can car
ry five times as much fit as lean ; and, since
the pigslores up in bis body nearly three
times moro of his food than the ox, it is plain
to be seen that pork is more cheaply grown
and fattened than beef. Yet the New En
gland farmer can sell his pork to-day at
twenty-five per cent, more a pound than he
can his beef.
No animal has so small a proportion of
nnal as the pig, and the otlal of no other
animal has such a commercial value; no
part of the hog is worthies", not even his
untiles or skin. No animal reared bv the
farmer can adapt himself to such a variety
uiIimiU; Ins machinery will produce first
class pork from clover pasture, nuts, kitchen
refuse, Blops, grain, meat, scraps full, ap
pies, skim-milk, potatoes and many other
articles lli.it would iro to waste unlei-s con
sumed by the piir. No better market ex
ists fir ciars graim than the feeding of
pigs for tale.
In many small places, where it is difficult
to find a market for a whole sheep or ox
while the meat is (roll, hog product, in
bacon or salted sides and b.n ks. are the on
ly dependence for meat l'ork will com
mand the cash in aov tnurlc-t ; it is now a
world k necessity, Kurupu is willing to ex
change lier gold lor it; America consumes
vast quantities of it; prices may fluctuate,
hut the farmer who raises a few boas mav
calculate on ready money from that source,
when his apples and roots remain a drug in
his cellar.
The reclamation of many n wornnut field,
the improvement of many a field of grass
can be accomplished with greater economy
ami greater certainty by a judicious syste
of raising a few pUs.conibined witli attention
to their capacity for increasing the manure
heap, than by many other more elaborate
methods. The droppings of swine are of a
far richer and tatter nature than that of
any other animal, and are specially adar
ted to grass lauds, being sb.t ( duonipoi-e,
developing but nltie hc.it, yt. Mmg scarcely
any ammonia, and need mixing witli other
substances in their incorporation with the
manure heap. If the solid ami liquid ma
nure of the sty is husbanded as carefully as
that of the liorse stable and cattle barn,and
plenty of hum, turf, peat, mold, weeds,
leaves or ashes thrown in for the pigs to
root over and convert into dressing, the far
mer will have another convincing argument
in favor of raising pork.
To secure the best results in producing
pork, it is absolutely necessary that well
bred animals only should be reared. A
workman who consumed two days in per
forming a piece of work that another me
chanic could completo in one day, would
seldom obtain employment. A thrifty,
thinking farmer should never employ a pig
to eat up his meal and roots, that could on
ly manufacture two hundred pounds of pork
in twelve months, while another pig could
be secured that could produce three hun
dred pounds of better meat, wifb less offal,
in the same time and with even less food,
This is too whole essence of the difference
between a loug-nused, long-legged, coarse
bred, squealing hog, and the short-nosed,
compact bodied, quiet, fine-bred pig. The
first is only an extravagant consumer, while
the latter is an economical, thrifty farmer.
American Cultivator.
Ilcceip.s for the Table.
Omelet. Four eggs, whites beaten sep
arately; one large tablespoonfui flour, one
cupful milk, a little salt ; cook slowly ami
cover while cooking.
Baked Maccakosi. Vte about half a
pound of macearoul, break it up in pieces,
put it in boiling water, and stew gently for
tweuty minutes; salt it a little; drain well;
have ready a buttered pudding dish ; place
a layer of tho maccaronl in the bottom, then
cover with gruted cheese and a few lumps
of butter; then another layer of maccaioni
audlnore cheese and bulter until all is u.ed
up; add a wine glaa of cream or milk;
bake covered for half an hour; then remove
the cover and brown nicely ; leave it in the
bake kish.
Maccauoni ANnCiinnsn.-Put onequar
ter pound maccaronl, (broken in pieces,) in
tailed boiliug water; boil till quite tender;
place the maccaroni in a buttered baking
dish; pour oer iiiihalf cupful milk, and
put small J iecs tinner on the lop, and cov
er thickly with grated cheese. Hake in the
oven until the milk is absorbed, and tho
top Is brown,
OYBTr.it Macxauhni.. Boll as nbove.tale
layer of up ( oni, then injer of oysters,
repeat u. In ' . h is full ; pour oter one
half cuplul unit and juice, and put s'liall
pieces butti r on o, , and cover with bread
crumbs mid beaten vtt Hike in the oven,
and garnish with boiled egg and purtley
Fastey ron Minci: Fib. One cupful
lard, two mpfuW flour, one-half cuplul ice
water, a pinch of salt ; use a knife to cut the
lard through the flour until fine; then add
the water am mix with the kuile until no
Hour remains In the bowl, Holl in a sheet
and place small bits uf butter over ; dut
well, fold up, and repeat the procets twice,
using half acupfulof butter. Holl the crust
thin; have a quick oven; It will riae in
flakes.
ExTHA JIlNCE PlU. Four pounds raisins
two pounds currants, two pounds citron,! wo
pounds suet, two pounds beef, two pound
sugar, one and a half pints sherry wine, one
Mid a half pints brandy, one quart cider,one
ounce mace, one ounce ciuuamuii, one nut-
jBCj;, on quart applt.
Young Folks.
How the I'ony was Taken.
One morning, last August, Jimmle Wood
was sitting on the gate post making a willow
whistle, when n remarkable wagon, drawn
by a lean, gray liorse, came up over the
hill. The wagon looked llko a big black
box with n window in it. In front was a
man driving, and this man seemed rather
peculiar too. Ho had a long, pointed mus
tache and very curly hair. Ho iu not a
edgsr and candy peddler, nor a patent med
icine man, nor n machine agent, for Jim
could recognize nny of these in a minute.
The curly-haired man stopped directly in
front of the gate1.
' Good morning," said he.
".Morning," answered Jim, shutting up
lils knife.
"My nami 's I.eatherbee," continued the
curly-haired man.
"Is it?'' said Jim, unconcernedly, and
then si d off the gate-post and starte-d for
the house.
"Hi boy I"
,11m turned quickly.
"Ask your pa whether he wouldn't llko
In have bis house took I" culled out the
stranger.
Jim nodded, and went across the pras
pi. t meditating upon what the man meant
by proposing to lake tlie hoiie. Hi lather
was in the sitting-room writing a letter.
"Papa," said dim, leaning up against the
table, "there's a man nut there in the road
that wants to take the house."
"Wants to take the hou'el'' exclaimed
Mr. Wood, making a blot in his astonish
ment,
"Yes," continued Jim, "nnd he has the
fiiulest-looking wagon you ever saw in your
life."
"Ah I" said Mr. Wood, "I underftand
now ; he wants to take some photographs, I
suppose. Well, tell him I don't want any,"
and Mr. Wood went on with hisletter,while
Jim proceeded across the front nrd again,
He noticed his pony over in tho orchard. A
thought struck him, and ho wheeled around
and went back into the sitting-room ugain
in snmo haste.
"Papa," said he, "can't I have the pony
taken?"
"She wont stand still long enough," an
swered Mr. Wood, sealing up his letter.
"Hut, papa, can't the man try ?" pleaded
Jim. Mr. Wood thought for a minute.
Then said: Yes. Ho may try."
Jim galloped across the front yard in a
second.
"Well ?" said the curly-haired raan,rais
inir his eyebrows.
"Papa doesn't want the house taken,"
said Jim, with some dignity. "Hut can you
take my pony over there in the orchard?''
The man looked at H.ihy, who was calmly
criinchinc harvest apples under the trees.
"1'iirty little be.it," he said, getting out
of his wagon and leading his horse up to
the fence.
"Can you take her?" aiked Jim again,
anxiously.
"Course I kin," answered Mr. Leatner
bee. He then tied his horse to the fence
and lifted his apparatus out of the wagon,
and arranged it in the orchard. The pony
immediately kicked up her heels and trotted
oflto a far-away corner. Mr. Wood came
out of the house and talked to tho photo
grapher, while Jim, after chasing around
for some time tryiug to catch the pony,went
to the stable and put a quart of oats in a
measure. As soon as Baby spied that round
yellow box under Jim's arm, Bhe trotted up
to him with a gentle neigh, He caught her
by the fore-top and led her to where Mr,
Leatherbee was standing.
"Jest put her there," said he, pointing to
a place under a big tree. Jim led her to the
place and held her while Mr, Leatherbee
made all his arrangements.
"Now ve're ready," said be.
Baby looked pleased at this announce
ment, but waved her tail wildly.
Mr. Wood smiled.
"Tell Baby to keep perfectly quiet," said
ho to Jim, "and ask her to lower her chin a
little, cast a pleasant expression around ,her
eyes, and breathe gently."
Mr. heatherbeo laughed at this. So did
Jim ; for it was exactly what the photo-
grapber always told him when he had his
picture taken.
The poiy thought this all very pleasant,
but she wanted the oats, and, consequently,
was trying to thrust her nose through Jim's
back in her efforts to get at the measure.
The photographer looked despairing.
"Here, I'll fix it," said Mr. Wood, step
ping up to the pony. "No, Jim, stand
back ; Mr. I.eatherbee, are you ready ?"
"Yes," answered Mr. Leatherbee, with
one hand on the velvet that coyered his
camera.
Mr. Wood poured the oats on the ground
aud let go of the pony's head. For a while
Uaby grabbed the oats up in great haste, but
finally she stood with her nose to the ground
iiuietly eating. Mr. Leatherbee drew away
the velvet from the camera, and looked at
his watch for some breathless minutes.
Then he slipped the velvet on again, and
said :
'That's all right."
Jim drew a long sigh,
"Will it be good, do you think?" he ask
ed, anxiously.
"Not a doubt of it," said Mr. Leatherbee,
in Biich a cheerful tone that Jim immediate
ly made up his mind that the pony should
have an extra quart of oats all winter for
her fine behavior. He expected the picture
would be done right away, but Mr. Leather
bee said he would have to send the plates to
Poughkcep-sie to his partner, and the pic
tures would come soon by tbo mall. Mr.
Leatherbee then put all his apparatus in his
wagon again, and jogged on as he had
come.
For the next four days Jimmle went to
the poi-toflice about every two hours.
"Expectin' a love-letter?" said old Mr.
Halloway, the postmaster. At this all the
loafers who were sitting on the touuter
laughed loudly. Jim made up his mind
that Mr. Halloway was a very unpleasant
old gentleman, and vowed all sorts of threats
against him. His revengeful plans melted
away, honevcr, when Mr. Halloway handed
him a big envelope, and said; "Here, Bub,
yer letter s come."
Jim tore it open, and six photographs
dropped out all ulike, representing Baby
eating under a tree He privately showed
one to her that afternoon. She evidently
tlmught it very handsome, for she delicately
chewed it up out of Jim's hand, to his great
amazement. He says nothing about this
when telling how the pony's picture was
taken, St, Sicholatur January,
Ashes from the recent eruption st Coto
paxl, in Keuador, are said to have fallen at
a distance of one thousand miles from the
volcano.
Ouly one Detroit woman wanted to see
a mob break loose, and she didn't want the
riot to lat any longer than till the had laid
in two dozeu fruit jars. We J'rtu,
1 IIMLV mn color tin lr own ftooklnits for
IjA.MJVt I-ss tnnn one cent t.rr-.lrANVcoi.
oRSHAMtfiy the use tit our ".MAdlc TINTS" ran
renew orcnainrellie colirotttictr dresses, resloro
to rrrshness unit billlUiirv failed .silks. Alprinos.
Alpiofl". Merlitles, UibHoni. Ac, c.r l-nnsrt tn them
new nnd loiply shades -Mttie trouble and nominal
cost- stick or uny ilelrn,t color sent on reei Ipt of 10
cents, Stltr.rrent colors sso lavage stumps accept
ed, benit stamp f r circulars nnd Rumples,
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dec. 14, TT-Sm Jitico
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HoNEY of the plant llorchounJ, In chemical
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The Honey of llorehound SOOTHES ASH
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TRICES 50 CENTS AND $1 TDR BOTTLF.
Great SAving to buy large size.
"Pike's Toothache Drops" Cure
in 1 Minute.
Sold by all Druggists.
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December It, lslt-ly
A jN'cw Departure
From tlir ItlniiiiP.tctiirci- to llic
Consumer.
For CASH wo will sell to tin OON-MMEIl In Such
('iantliles as le may Ned ut
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nnd thus save at
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ftamula cards and nrlco list furnLshod without
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Orders and lnaulrles by mall will recehc nromnt
attentljD.
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Rui'EKT, Pa.
Mays. IK.-iv.
THE NEEDHAM
Musical Cabinet
THIS new and wonderful Instrument
enables any one, whether under
standing music or not, to play any de
sired melody or harmony, sacred or
secular, from tho most plaintive dirge to
the most lively danco music. It posses
ses a mechanism of marvelous simpli
city, requiring hut the intelligence of a
child to manipulate,) ct capable of repro
ducing, without limitatioo, the musical
compositions of the 1'AST, present and
IUTURK. The execution is faultless,
Mrict in melody, harmony and rhythm,
and tho Instrument is eminently adapted
for Sunday Schools, pra)cr and revival
meetings, home devotional exercises,
and in all cases where good, correct
music is required, and no musician Is at
lund to perform. Address,
D. r. ITUEDHAM St SOX?,
MANUFACTURERS,
113, 115 is 117 E. 231 St, Hew Yorh
Nov 10, M itn.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALK
OF VAI.UAlll.lt
REAL ESTATE ! !
In pursuance of an order ct the Orphans' Court ol
ColurabUcounlv, ttM undersigned Administrator of
Kllsua KriiUU, late ot lleutoo tuwmUp, deceased,
wUl expose to buttj on the premises on
Wi:O.NMDAY, JANUARY 10, 1878,
at ten o'clock n, m., the Interest ol 1 aid deceased la
the following rial tsute, situate In Ikiiton tonn
ship, lonaded and described as follows : on U10
south by lands ol S. r. KrUkUi.m ar.rt Thomas Hel
las, on Hie went by lands of 'I hrrnis Hellas, north by
lands 01 11, c. Mts and ou tee t utt by lands of Jo
seph II, sliullz unil 11. c. .Moss, tontaliilnir about
EIGHTY-FOUR A CUES,
laore or lesi, w hereon is en ttiid
A FRAME DWKI.U.SG HOUSE,
one and a half storlss high, A FIIAMK JIAItN. and
other oulbiiildln.-H. About sixty me acres Is Irn.
proved, There is a (loon oiti IIAIIH on the land.
At the satnn tlmi- and place utll le sold the Inter
est of Joseph II, hhulti la tho nuoe land, and tho
purchax r can get a good title to the whole tracr.
Terms of salo mil be luado known on day H sale.
I. K. KKICKhAlIM,
Administrator,
llcMon,Dcc!,IHt.-Ui
J OB PRINTING
OF EVERY DESRIPTION
EXECUTED PROM1TLY
At thk Columbian Omor.
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REMEDIES
Am not nrtrerttVMl no'eurc tUHMnitnrc kkcMcs
In lliu dt9ion for wMcU they nri immiiufudt'il.
Imetlffntormif n lUiuii v, ,. )t inm-iit unmtfitoil
tiOMUnl enntrov in.u f.r-'ihii..,ii hv tinlnml
kliuilom tho "mi'Wvhi t in 11 f si ' Htlif only In w
thru ourh r". i r-t tti irHHi't' I h not
1 1 m win 1 1 1 1 kiv 1 1 !Imm.iiii.ih r ( il preporlty
nttniti. 1 ii cr J 1 fin t -'i t 1 r (If ttsufilor
n rt teh in pi 1 11,1 fn r in r 1 1r l'ldvo's
Miinitur 1 M' ii mH it 1 n Mr tt'il th u'lM-i!. Thrlr
Kill-- lri lli I'l.ti'l t m Hniii ivtrl- 11. ,i million
lliltllir Hi 1 t. , , V ' Mil' P"lll'il'l t'M'l.t I Oft ftiuM
iiptnt't 1 1 i' mi .i.-iiid r . ulmMm't-ft
ron Ut u '-.tt-i ' ,ti ipnrlt"UJ uml test
u pan fitiy otlu r imbi. tiuu th.it luet It,
Uohlcn Medical Discovery
A Atterativet or lUofhUcfatimmj,
Goldou Medical Discovery
Is lctoral
Golden Medical Discovery
Jsa Vhntaijoiie, or Llvrt Nlaufant,
Golden Medical Discovery
Tonic.
Golden Medical Discovery
lly rtnson oflta Mfemtlvo iin(Ttlcs, ruresdl'ns
ei of tho NI'Ht utul skin, hi croful t or Mnu'rt Kvll ;
'luinorn; I l its, or Old xnivs ; Motelies ; Plmplci ;
ami itruptUnis Ity MiUn tflts IVciuntl pruiw-iM-'S,
It niroH ltruhchhil, Thio.it ami Uih-xn flirt Inns ; ln
cl.t''tit oti-uinpilou : UniiTifiitf C.aulis ; nd
Chronic InnngltH Its Choljtjrojj'K' projH'rth'S ren
der It an unt'tpi tied retard) Mr r.itltfHHiit'sij Torpid
I.lwr, ii-"M r roiapiiitni j" nnd ltH'U.nte picpir
tics nuke it I'Qii.illv (ilertelotis In i ml iitf Indices
tl.Jti, or Appetite, nnd lspiiM.i
Sh re the skin H Hiilow and enM r d w I'll Muteh
cs and d nnlc. ur wlicre tliere air M.'H'fal us swel
ling and nlTcellntM, a reW Ixiltles of (Jflden Medio il
lU-ieinerv ulil eifect an rutin' tare. If uu f"el dull,
ilniWH( ileMdtati'd, h.ie s iliow oo'ot ur kln, or
1 1 lloulh-tiroH n t-poti on f,ie er hod , ircipient
tiadu-h- or tzltiOHS, had t iM- In ino'illi, tut, nml
heutnrehliWaltorated with hot tl'i-hes, ow ppiilt
and kIo nm forholln,rs trn y;u,ir appcilto and
tonirut )'nii-1. oti art siuTcrliiir from orpld I.her,
or Mliii lottsnvHV Iti many ohf-s of "Liver t inn
li'nlnt," teil putnf these s-tiuiitoin avi' e.tneil.n
eeil s 1 r m iv firallRii n . u-i-, ir. I ! ''
(to'd- n te ile 1 1 niseo.er h.n no t qu tl, in It olTiCtP
perfeet euiea. le.ivlnsr the liver btruliL'tlieriCd and
hodltliy.
i p. Pierces
Pleasant
Pellets .
Purely Vegotablo. No care required
while using them.
The Little (Hunt" Catlurtlc. or Mfi.WM rs I'ako
l'iiitL seal eel - l.irer tmiu muitaid Met ds, and ate
sutf.u.ciKitut Tla-y pMi.ovellw reee!-Mt ut t.ikltij;
tho irre.it, on 1 le, ill.istlc -lckoulus pills hcretorote
so much In usm.
Asa r-med for "eadicht'. lilzzlne, Itush of
Itlood tuthu lle.n, Tklnnos ationt tho i'he-t, Had
'asto in hmtii i:n.rtatlom rom the stomaeh, Itlh
lloiM Alt-ick-, .lauii'ltee. I'atn In 1 mi KldnejM, Ilttrh
13 -colored I'tlne, mul tenia! l-'ever, Ir. I'll roe's
1'lea.H.uit l'uiitlve 1 1 Ui-u Jie ni.sarpaSfiL Furtli
cruioro. I uild Kiyt'iat their notion N unlu'rstl,
nut a inland co iplnjf tin tr Mn.irivo Impress .sre
ilocH not hnp.ilr tlm prup-rlh s of tliso Pellets They
are hujrar-cu iled ami inclosed in jj tfs hotllcs, their
Irtut'ft IvUu tticrnkiy taeseretl utilmp.Urnl for mi
Mi .tli of time, to that they atonlwaj s frt"h and re
lla'ilo. '1 tils H vnLU.e rase s lth thoto pill") w lilch
nro put up luch'ap wooden or pahtehoaid hoxe-.
Thod.itly Ubuuf two l' Hits h.w cut cd the most oh
stlnato cases tf Mroiula, 'tetter, Milt-rheum, try
Klpohis, Hulls, ltl-HClns, I'lmples. Soro Kon, and
fcruptlons. 'liiey nre, however, recommende.-! to he
taken lu connection lth thy nolden Medical DUcov-
er, In cider to bccuro tho bett rcbults.
UX. PIEKOE'S
FA YO KITE
FRESG8IPTI0W.
ID El. PIERCE'S
FAVOIIITK
FRESGR1PT10W.
IDE,. PIERCE'S
FAVOHITK
PHESGR1PT10W,
Tho remedtil mnnairemetit of thoso diseases neeul-
lar to vomen has afforded a laro r.xperlenco at the
World's 1'lsrensary, of which lr. I'lerec Is chief con
sulting phslclan. In adapUni, remedies for thtlr
euro. lr Tierce's l'avorlto I'rescrlp'lon U there
suit of tnl-j extruded rxpr-rlence, mil h.Hh'Oomo
Jttstlv celebrate I Tor Its many and rem irkaule cures
of oil thobe chronic diseases and
WEAKNESSliS
PECULIAR TO
FavorlUiI'rPRCrlDtlon Is n rowerful liostoratlvfl Ton.
lc to 1 110 entire B)nti'm, It Is u nervlDo ot uuiurpass
etl imocy. una, while luiulttH ritrousirrltuilon,
It btri'rjgthens I lie eurei bid litTvoiw h hO'ia, there
bv rufiurtnt; It to ieulthMl vlor 'llio rjiloulrin
illsefct.es nre rtlnontr tUowj lu whlcb the l'Vltorltep 1'iu
uerl)ilori hua worked rnairtc cure-, lz : U ucorrhaja.
or"hlten," Kxeetislve KlowtnL', I'.ilurnl Muustru.l
Hon, Unnatural Mipriei-hloi h, vnk 'Jnck. Prolap
sus or tHlUn of tho llleriH, A nter en-ton, Itetrover
slon, licirlns-down rvnsuton. Chmnlo t'oncehtlon.
Infl imtnutlGii nnil ITIcerutlonof the Uterus. Intern-il
Heat, Mrriuus l"pres-Mon, Debl Ity, Hei-iondeney,
and veryiti.inyoiherdlaeUiit'H peeulhir towomon.but
not mentioned hi re.
The lollowlny Ladles are a few of tho rnanv thou
sands iho eiui tehtify to the enicney of l)r Tierce's
Katurlte rreacrlpllon, fioui expirlence and observa
tion :
Mrs. Cornelia lllson, l'costa, Iowa i Jtrs. Thos J.
.Methvln.llatcher'H station,(iu.; Mrs. T, A, Seymour,
Homo N, Y.: Mrs. Irancls lluswlck, Vers.dles'.tudo j
llrs. Uroy I'utiiain. North Uliarion, Pu.; Mrs. Mary
A. Ilunolt, Kdlna. Mo; Mrs. Mary A, rrlsble, Leh
man, ra.; Mrs. 1). i (itn, cmuieothe, Ohio ; Mrs.
Harriet i: .Mlone, west SprlngilHd, Pa; Mrs. It.
lll-itl. Kinporla. Kali.; Mls Louise Pratt. Iiodt;e
Ullo Mass.: Mrs. 1 A. ll.ishtleld. Norfolk. Va - Mrs
1'. Allison, Proctor, Iowa; Mrs. .1. N. Vernon, ht
ThoiruM. Ont.; Mrs. s. c. Monui, 233 North Howard
street, haltlniure, Md ; Mrs. Lucy Onllman, llarnes
vllle, uhlu ; Mrs. Nancy McNatuht, JetierMiu, Iowa ,
Mrs L i Memron, Friendship, N. V.; MSs Lllen
Cady, Wettrleld.Ji. V.; Jlrs. AnthO'iy Aniann. Ver
ona. N. V.; Mri. M. N. Ilrooks, (Irand Ilaplds, Mich.;
Mis. K. II. Wtbb, Waterlown, N. Y. 'Ihousundsot
reltrencis can bo flveu at the World's Dispensary.
THE PEOPLE'S
Medical Servant.
Ur, Ii. V. I'iekce Is the roIo nronrletor and innnn.
facturerofthoforcfjolnK remjdleM. all of which uro
hold by druTsdals Ile H al-to tho Author of thy ivo
plc'B Common hcnfee Mrdlcil AUler. u work of
nearly ono thousand patreH with two hundred and
elkthty-two wood t nj:ratiiifs and colored )Ulva. Ho
lu3 already sold of this roiiular work
Ovor 100,000 Copies !
PRICE (post paid) 1.50.
Addm-s ;
ii. v. vmw. m. D.,
World's DisperiB try, Huffiilo.N.Y.
d?c 14, TI sw
Welded Steel and Iron
Triple Flange
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF
l'atent Inilde Holt VorU and
Jlluced Cap.
NO SAFE COMPLETE WITHOUT IT 1 1
W. H. TERWILLIGER,
JVo. 51 Dlulilcn I.iuie,
Hur WCllua SI , MEW YORK.
die. 7,1ml ly
iAYPllt. ApenU wtnled. II oil.
mM lvlllnmtn. I'urtlpiilurm frn.
ll4drMiJ VOBTlI4CO.SlLAuU.Ud.
au(f. 11,11-ly HJsU
$45
I'ltKMlim JVATril ANII CIFAIN a
Uflu.Wlliaiir.l. rat, lth.r.itrJ.. n...
Otltwi. J,U.U)!ord&tu,l'UiiU!U,l!l.
Uff. IT, II ly
it x o
MJifeL
THE
PEABL SHIRT I
None Genui le Trade Mark
without litis (PEARL) Patented.
Trademark, if "J
Papons wliy the FSSARLs SHIRT ia prcfeircd
tO llll OtllLM'H :
IhI. Tlipy tire niiide of tho bwt ''WAMSIJTTA" AI USL1N.
12(1. looins mo tlneo ply mid ninilo f tho licst liticti, ciich ply
boiurr gtuiniiitcwl !o Ik1 til' iiK'ii.
!!d. 'I'liuv tiro inildo only by ('npulile nnd cxiicn'oiiced bunds, arc oaro
ftiily iitspectcd and nre tin ui'i ii-.-od by tiny other in work
manship. lth. Thuy tiro yunr intwl to lit tin 1 to jtvc snti-liiction in even
pariiciiliir.
I'lpy tliesn and be Jonvinced !
FOR SALE ONi Y BY
Mi'i'clmn' Tailtii', Vh ihv v and Gen 's Fnrnislicr,
11MB HOT BASE STOVE
And. Barstow's Slevated Oven Range.
STE Mi WATER PIPJE, VALVES AND FITTINGS,
Condanlhj onX3,PLUMDIXG ami STEAM FITTING Promptly
) t. 19, 77.-tf Attended to
Then Buy N. Y. ENAMEL PAINT CO.
CHEMICAL PAINT,
and save one-third the cobt or painting, and get n paint that Is much handsomer, and trill
LAST TWK'K AS I.OSO AS ANY OTIIKH I'AI.NT.
Is prepared ready for use In w hlto or anv color dchlred. Is on many thousands ol the finest buildings
In thceouhiry, inun. ot ulilch hae bien lmmteil six jears. and now Inokas wellas hennrst painted
U1IKM1UAL PAIM' has taken llrst I'ltllMll'Mt nt twenty ofthe st.uo l'alrs ot tho Union, sample card ot
olors suit tree. Address S. Y. E.N A M II I, 1'AINTt.O., US J'lluce Street, N. Y., or HKNItY I.
LUUll i SUN, At'ento 1321, .Market street 1'lilUdelphla, fa. July S7, '7T-ly
HARMAN & HASSERT Proprietors;
Cast tSlrcrl, Suulli Nlcliiol'3.. & si. Kallroail IIIooiiisIjiiik, I'u.
Hespeettully call the attention ot tho puhllcto the following statements: They manuMcturo all kinds o'
mti.N iumI llltA.- UAsTl.MiN. '1 hey make the Celebrated original and IMPROVED
MONTHOS 3?i-0"WS, also all kinds ot ltepatrs, such us .Moid uoards J'oluui, Laudsldea
bolts, handles, do. 'Ihcyalso inako
HEATING AND COOK STOVES
and nre prepared to turnlh all kinds ot repnlrs, such as (Hates, l'lro llrlck, Ac, wholesale and retail. Thoy
make the linproteil Co.il in luu Criile lnr Hie in. J'i nn Mur, the inovt economical llratolnu.se.
'IheynrealsolirepandtoruruUhSAW AMMIIllsl' .MILL MAClllMIUY SUAniNd, l'ULLEYS, 4.C. They
pay especial attention to the
Repairing of Threshing Machines, Reapeis, &c.
The proprietors lielnc practical mechanics, havlnguad an experience or over thirty years, the public can
rot) up n In u t. ul n ii .ii i ul ul' I tl K MuiiMruhd at 1 air prices.
Jun. liO, '7l-ly
cr. ZEE- nvnAizs7s
Mammoth Grocery, corner
BLOOMSBUKG, 3P-A.-,
IS THE l'LACi: TO (1ET Till: WOltTII OK YOUlt MONKY IN THIS FINEST AND FRESHEST OF
Fancy Imported and Domestic Staple Groceries of Every Description,
Qneensware, Glassware, WokI and. Willowware,
Flour and Feed, Tobacco and Cigars,
AT BOTTOM PRICES FOR GASH,
Oil NICK FIIKSH PKUnUOK.
Jan 1, 1811.
Q new oeal at d 3 new Instrumental pieces Sheet
MiiMc. loo. Sllur or etps. J.us:o I'uO. Co., ilhl
dli bo'o, Miusf.
deo'JUw il
PIIVO ami KimIv rs. Illustrated I'r'ce 1 1st tiee,
V' 1 1 i' Otlreat Western dun Works, 1'lUsburtV a.
dtc '21, M d
2 stykaof t'Aiiiix, 10 e. or 23 New Year Cards
t) una hamplesac. .1. 11 HUSIKDiCi)., Nas
sau, N. , it doo l, II-iw
EfTl L.MinE MI.YKII c Mills with name In case,
"WUc. w Ithout case ue. sonew tun cards loc.
Outnuioc. 1'. WAsilUUKN CO.. Mlddleboro,
.Mats. d dec SI, iww
Hiat Minriiril, Itmlleiil Ciimfor
fatal rh will not Instantly relieve aud
spiedliy euie. Ilerciciicos, llcniy
Wc'ls, Fsii, tils, Kari'o S Co., Au
rora, N. v. Win, li.min, Fun Me
lluitnn, (Irani 4: iiowen, st I.ouH.
Testimuiilali ami treuil-ji by mall.
I'tli e, lib impniM il inhaler, Ji. sold
eMTjwhere. WKKKs i: I'un'Ht,
I'ur II i'unu
of Cuiiirih
i i "i i 1" i urn. nuftiun, .Mass
( iiilliiV l uliiiio riiiMiem aro tho Ust.
dec. SI, 'iHw d
10,000 A(ii:.NT.s v..Ti:i) to sri.i.
l.KM,vt ,t ,,,,r,lr t-rTnl bliiwev riK'uil 'lit
Abotktostariluiiii.l ir.litliiin ih.'i wu'it
IIIL-Mlrt'H IIIlll lir.uil. t.nitr It ... i, . '
Ariliur.
Vlvl.l
I'lelUrt'H Khlt PriioU. linwuViirvm, 111 nl
soul, Ho c,
i i'M-,(,o-(rtniinp, rHim-, Wciinan'HrruMidc, rrait
vl .lliintliv. Pi iililltliii. ci.i . K. it., i.
.LUJ!lU'UmH J11'" Willi SIMIO !U
luiioss far vxivl un oilu rs. rnces Jul r duct-d
I I I- ItHuo.) I UUS, 'X9 ruriDO'M H
I'lillnrlM.
dec. yt. 11 w
jotki:
itl hereby ptveii that an npplleallon will bo
ii.adH iindi r the jrli.i ASM inbly ut llm tiiminnn.
wetiltliot reniisilviinl.Kntltlul "n Ail to eriAldo
for Hi" luiHiriniraiiiiiiuiui nifiilalli.n or certain Cor
I orili.iis"Hij'i' i cl Apiti svii,, is74 uu, tt,e supple,
ini' its t ii t-i to, for i lie ( harlt r of an iniend. d enrpo.
rail"ii t ; bo t ailed "ntn.ua llorto lusurunee Coin
l","y"lnn'Hanla Mho ebarader undibJelof
it'!"'umwii oi me iniei. rteovt ry or
siujeii hnrw, ami remuneration to owner for loss If
not mueri d,or damage It Injured, aud lor that
puro to bse. piw-ess und enjoy, all the rights.
Uneuu a id pruliewa of bild Att of AH.-en,blv. '
hOT.santJw Att'foVAppilc'illu.
Tim I'irEn is ox nr.it with
R DWELL & phtSiVIAN
. Advertising V Agents.
THIRR & CHESTNUT ST8., ST. LOUIS, Mu
BUY THE BEST
HIRT.
TUK-
ROLLINS & HOLMES,
Evans' Block, Main Street,
l) MAIi MHS T.V
Stoves, hwi Fire Placa Heaters, Mantles,
PUMFS Ac. Ac.
MANUFAOITlms Of
Tin, Sheet, Iron ttnd Copper Ware, and
GALVANIZED IRON CORNICE.
Sle Agcnti for the
of Main and Centre streets,
fn PnidH, 23 btyles, IRc; 80 Elcpant CartK no 2
t HI alike, lu c, with name, beccornte Co.,Klnder
hook, N, y, il dec. Kl, 'TT-4W
A GREAT Offer for Holidays!
We wlildurlnjr tlifto HAItD T'Jli:s and the UOU
IDfcS Ulr-ItOH'Cf I 00 HY I"ANOS0lidOlt(AN8
MallirifMB. tlmn tt r U foro cntitd. Wtiirrh1 Tl-
tin o it ml Oiuiuin Die the l'( m made, w errant rtUor
6 j furs. 111. i attilOKUfb loulltd ditut Inducements
hiimjiui ii'tiDiboj iJtnurstYu; iii pint i v vr
rli r 1't.i (in ti nr kiiBir 11 i-k.tr r.t 1, olf nHfu
lloliAiK UA1V.IIS i ni.Nh linuuractureib and
neaieis. 40 tan nth slreel, Mw York,
dee. 7, 'IHw il
M. C SLOAN & BR0
UI.4iO.ll.Slil lUi, I'A,
Manufacturers of
Carnages, Bogies, Ihietens, Sleighs,
l'LATI'OUSI WAdOXS, 40.
llrsuclass n ork alwaj s on hand.
IIL'I'AIHIMI NEATLY IIWNE.
Trices reduced to suit the tlinas.
Jan. t r,i-tt
AN'I I l)l0.cufe acak0 ofCatarrh Ineach
iL JiA'. ' I ' helk-hborhood. with ))r Karener'a
Iteuiedv to intrrlm.. it ki,mia t ..
' I
Jico nov, s,TI-lm
10,OR.I',, '-A'":i'lVATCIIKH,CliMp
Siil1?"" known world, iainpu Wauktrttu
VyVJJlI.nU. Addreia, Jl. Coo Co, Ctdu
K.lI,1My it kC
lisinK
ct'iir.n. vo
nntli tank
oui 1m that
p nli.est of Mil book -"I'lain lloni lalknnd Med'ci
co , iiion s use,"-iie,iru imi n' iini'ri
lion-, b Ur I! ''. I'd !' . of " I in i
N Y I'liitliiiMTnof IM biktii'Mi iiMfn 'o "ii
null IN nullior bt mail Ire . I ' 1 1 t.j nu'l-si i 'r
the STANiMim id'lli n. or l ' r-1 II.- i.itt t i"-di
tlon. whltli eomsinnll Ibe ami imiIIi f and nlu
trntlonfl. Conlenla lables free, i irenln Wantedh
JIllIII.W llll.L l L'llLIMlI.NU lO isu I'ast'tst
street, N. Y, oct. 18'7f-6n
r r Per month will lie pal l ton irnodcnT
VriTl Retlc man di' i- t" lniii..nie.
PJJ .!. K'l
New Iiliisiraiefl History d P tiu'a.
Write ImmMlateli, an I slntc experience In this bit
slues, and ag;c, .Ad iren.1,
V. 0. UOUIIIilCIl, 1'iiblMier.
Ilnrrnbiirif, I'n.
lr"l)on't fall to say what p iper you saw tiih In.
oct. n-lmv
BL00MSBUHO TANNKUY.
i 4. ii i: it it i .
R
RSl'KCTI'ULI.Y nmioiiiinw ti llie pulilli
mm no uas reojieneu
--..sT SXYDHU'd TAN.VKIIY,
L.'siK (old stand) I'.loomsburir, I'a., at
VWtt' t'orkiofthe Kipy nnd l.lirht Htr
at I he
nv nnd IJirlit Hlreel
Ji
rnnltt itlinni nil ihmprl ntlnn nf
J lcalhei will be nude In the moat
substantial and workmanlike manner, nnd sold at
prices to suit tho times. The highest price In cash
win at all limes be paid for
Q II K B S HIUKS
ot ever description In 11 e eoiii. In Hie pnMii ii
'irn.iir' Is re-iH'clfull. lolleii,.
1'llitittliH l''
Tho Lightest Running,
Tho Simplest,
Tho Moat Durable,
Tho Most Popular
SEWING MACHINES.
It tn caMlj timlrrwtoo.l,) mn.rj( the
clottlilt-tlirt'iiil lm U-lW'lu '" elr
rrKii1nttnir iriiloii4 mid tnko-up,
nml trill d. the w lioln ranyo vf family
'ra llliout cliiuice.
The fc Mdliiesllc' Is mudrtn the most
tUttatit tifiMiifr, nrttU rmtlrnt ttetl
bvttrtnyn ami romiicusatlntj jaurnala
throughout.
PAPER FASHIONS.
Thrto pnpulnr I'.VTT I iltNH for
ludlci', il."', oiiiJ chlUren't itr.,
lre ci oil a N)l.tcill Nlipcrlol' to nny
in use, nnd cm bo tiHifrr.iiml by nny
one. J'ufJ dlreetloiimiiiit(fl"ilrafloii
oil rnr4 cttritnjtr,
,rnd Tirf Crnlt fr lllustratitl Cata
logue of lOOO Tuthlons.
Sewinff Machino Co., New York.
I. W. HARTMAN,
Agent "DofflBsiic" Paper Fashions,
Bloomsbur.
December 11, is'T-ty
A PHYSIOLOGICAL
View of Marriage I
IGuidAto WedtooJc n4
iinftdiiK ul lnatie un ins
litt.it ul inrminse ami iha
tsuMS r ipt iiniu t.tr K ih
ntt if Krproductlon ami
h Diipnsea cr Women.
A Imhi (rtf l U it i.inairl.
mt.it fllortt.iJ.iii; lu i iijtt. uric
On nltrfit m, 1 rtvtttn I. n ur fcn.i k tnm Self
lin (ft tir 11 1 . 'f rn"f, pm itn
a clihical. Lrcvunrjoii tv v a mi
tho,o vi ihn Throat ami I ni;a, C-tarrU.IlUiituftf.u
Op um Hnbtl,.!., r "rn )Ui t,
LrhT I "OK tit HHipnlilnii ticc'r olffVpt or three,
con'nn ii if mtpni-K lunuiiiij' , it il Ut . .".(.
AJJii-K DU. UUXTS, .No. Ii H. b.u bt. Lt. Louu, Zlo.
ftUff. IT.TT-ly It AO
PAINTING-,
GLAZING AND PAPERING.
TirM. F. BODIXE, Iron Street lielow eec-
t ond, moomsuurt', I'a., 18 prepared to do al
kinds of
PAINTING,
GLAZING,
anil
I'APEIt HANGING.
in the best styles, at lowest prices, and at. short
UUllLO
Parties UavlDslsuch work to do will sava money
calling on me.
All work warranted to give satisfaction. Orders
80
uriif q
WM. F. ItODINE.
Mareh'7
PAT E N T S.
F. A. U'hmann, fr'olicitor of American and I'ore'cn
raienis, asnitirton, u. c. AU business connected
with Patents, whether before the Patent onice or
the Courts, promptly atundedlo. Nocharse made
unless a patent is secured, send lor a circular.
May 4. 'f t-tf 0 v
PUBLIC SALE HAND BILLS
Printed at this Oiliue
ON SHOKTEST NOTICE AND AT 'I'M h
MOST REASONABLE TEI.MS
in Bryant &Stratton1
RIICIUFCe Al w- .v71
Anil Trlenrnplile In.lliiiir,
100 S. Tenth St., Philadelphia, Pa.
lnirb..(Hlf.cilill(. TulRer.tibieDetit mcbttca
..i 7tf M.rifirai or tbeg
u.vio.cifyrnn (v, fori
foil tiutiouUn. co.ll or .end for fre.W
illunlr.lwlciroiil.r ,1 K Snen. Pru I J
auf. !i, Ii oiu
TlilSfAPEISKEPTON FILE
AT THE OFFICE OF,
733 SitHsoM St,, PHILADELPHIA,
IVto am our nutborlzcj ngeau, und Mill
rerelre AitrcrtUeuiemt at our
LOWEST CASH ItATIiS.
What w III the Weather ho To-morrow 1
a n.ii. .1 , - .
ruui oium.i oQrvioo barometer
And Thermometer Conibineil.-r-ri"i
eenie ur ctitn la tti Wijthir.U to Si keuii
ti linui. LnJorKd by Uio mo.t eialafot
l'rofeuori and bclcntlsc men aa ibe lie
yiHhet ItU.'.r Is tti WmU. W.rrauea
nrfett aud JU U.Ue. W ffl ml ttHa
nyaddreti on rforlptof IJou. Ilfn.ro
ii f worthiest Imlutloni. -luil. UNli
Bend Blamp for ClrcnUr.
ff. 0. HOVUTT CO., U3 Srulny, ) Tti-,
riri.e Ule where yoo nw adverUHment
. , uu euon yuur neim.t ipre.i Oltlce.
tout Uauij Orderi w llcj Utercd Uutn at oar rUk
ocu u, 1I-aia J yt eg
CHRONIC
Biiiv;:jriin
W" t irV "ills -in
" titr'x f m l in
- .ui ' ! 'n ,-nin
Wist .1 O I .l&illll
of Wild Chciry.
of Wild C'liorrv.
of W iltl lit-, iy.
of Wild ClKiry.
I'll I' iiiikIis, ll-v
Wistar's Htilsnm.
I'm- i'liliN, ui
Wislar's Balsam.
I 'or (rinii, iiNt
Wislar's Balsam.
Tor tNlli tin, use
Wislar's Balsam.
I 'or lloiii'Noiicss, use
Wistar's IJals.Jin.
I 'or llroiii'liills us-
Wislar's Kalsam.
l'or I ii II ii ii7.il. iiso
Wistar's Balaam.
l'or Consumption. usi
Vist.u-'s.Balsaai
I'oi' Miri' 'S'Jii',. t ii c
Wistar's lsam.
I'r In oiln- oimh. ii.
Wislar's Balsam.
Till' IIInisim s of flu' l,uns, use
Wislar's SJalsam.
I'oi' )1..:iscn of the Th. out. use
Wistar's Kalsam.
I'm- DImiimi ! th.. ( ii,.!, us
Wistar's Balsam.
50 cts. and SI a bottle.
SO cts. and $1 a bottle.
50 cts. and $1 a bottle.
50 cts. and $1 a bottle.
Sold by ii li'iiK nIn
!Mlll liy ; rii-UKciits.
Sulil by all ilmpIMN
Soli! by all (Iriiu'lNis.
Jan
Or. A.G.OLIN'S
l-Hi.l. Ilrlti1,
m l Ing
Inn M. CM..KO..
IDi, lor III. rur.nl
, , nwvr. vi i. .-ri, Mir naiun. reauiiin. voir, WJ BOuar.
m liirwlloii of .lllirr., Hr-ruln.l U .Hkiir..pfaduiln.
lmllui,. l.urM(morT, linp.lrril Mht, li.l
MhiiIiimiiI or Impoli'nrj erinu. Ilrbllllr, twrntr
l;nilycor.li Hhm,oF Ilia mH4ttVr. Kl.liifj LUrn
I.iinir. A'thu., Currh. I1lv mil Lltninu, IJUm. .n,l 1IF
i:kI:op kkmai.kk, iUij m lu ir..,M. ,.(.
U, li.r.llf.loni .inenani., .ml rum wlier. ollim foil. II.
b .k.uU of Hit Ulnd fvhnr.1, um. no incrrurv, l,u Ih.
lMtpri.U.in lli. U.S. l.IIi:HrtaalKui tn.HMr.twli!)
prltlite nom. ftnj txivd, rll or writ, t-irrv roni.nirnro f,
pailroi. Sn. tiny reU for ..inplt of llulLrr I.imnI. .uri Hr
rulw of lmi-irt.nl lnfif!n.llon byiirm.. lilt. OLI.N'H
y.nn. .il inl.1 ll lutv 1 t l.,t. ..it til dlnn of . (l..bi
bnlur. nlu.ul. . I,, v M ll.u i . I ,1 Hum lonlruiulalln.
iiivrirtj. Mow 1.1 I. i nltl v 1 ,y In Hit himtUj r.1.-
tl.ui i-ivribuj) .D.uU .! I'.u uouk. 1 rl. v &.I t.uu, to uy kl-
aug. IT, JT-ly
It&O
ftAIL ROAD TIME TABLE S
pilILADKl.l'JIA AND ItlvAUINO KOAD
AltUANOEMENT OF PASSKNGKIl
THAINS.
May 21, 1670.
TRAINS 1 EATS KlrtllT AS IOIIOWB (MMU1 IJCHIi
l'or New York, I'hllatlolphla, llradlng, I'ottmllJe
Tamnciua, c, 11,33 a. m
For Cntawlssa, 11,33 a. m. 6,4! nnd 7.SC p. m.
For LUlainsport, C,2S c,34 a. m. aud 4,oo p. in.
TKA1NSI0K KCl'KKT I RAVB AS I0U0WB, (St KBAT K
CKPTHII.)
Ix;nve N'cv Vork, s,43 n. m.
Iao l'hllailflphla, 0,15 a. in.
Leaieltoadlni;, 11,3 n. in., I'ottivllle, 111,16 ,. 11
and TaraaQUa, 1,2.1 p. in.
Leaccatawlssa, 6,20 ,vr, a.m. and 4,00 p. m.
Loao Wlliunvjpoi 1,0 2 a.in,18,(io in. and 6,00 p. m
raswngen . 1 ,1 from Now Vork and 1'hlliiilr
pula ko throus ithout changf of cars.
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Jan. 11. 1 .70 tr.
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M?v.m!lvU'VNi0VC'UbCr 20th' 18". trains 111 loau
bUNHUlll as follows:
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Erlo Hall 6.20 a. m., arru t- Klmlru li.r,o a.
" t'anandalguu... 3.31 p. in
I(OCht!,ttr 5.15
Niagara u 40 "
i.i.'loo accommodation 11.10a. m.anlif Miiiam
rt 12.55 p. ru.
Klmlra Hall 4.15 a. in., arrlo Klmlra 10.20 a. rn
llullalo i;spn.S3 1.15 a. 1.1. anlio UufTalob.so a. 111
bOL'TIIWAHU.
llullalo Espress 2.6u a. m. arm 0 1 larrlsburg 4.60 a. ro
, ,, ,, " ll.1lttn10ifcb.40 "
Klmlra Mall 11.15 a.m., anlio UaiiLsbuig 1.M) p. in
" Washington !o.:.o
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" UihlllgtOll 8.30
llarrlsburg accommodation mo p. m. arrive llairls
turg 10.50 p. iu.
arrtiu Ilaltlmoit- 2.26a. m
" Washington 0.13 "
l-rli- Mall 12.55 a. in. arrlio Ilarrlsbuig 3 115 a. m
" Iialllmoros.40 '
.,,, . ". Washington 10.35 "
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