The Columbian., November 29, 1878, Image 4

THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBU KG, COLUMBIA COl NTY, PA.
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TUB SMILING DOI.LY.
IT MART XAi-m 1)0 DOI.
I whlprM to my Oollr,
And told her cot to jtell
(She's really lovely Dolly.
Her name Is ltooabet).,
"Bony," I atd, "slop amino.
Tor Pre been d-r-adtully bun I
Tea mtKl nt loot y cleasant,
As II yon fell real glad I
"1 Vx mamma's new cnx-rlng,
1 CM, con, Rosabel,
And I never even asked her,
Mow, Itoiy, doa't yoa tell I
" "Ton see IU try to find It
Before I let her know ;
Bhe'd feel so very sorry
To think. I'd acted so."
Still Rosabel kept smlllnff j
A nd I JU9t cried and cried
And while I searched all orer,
Her eyes wera opened wide.
"Oh, Itosy, where I dropt It
leant Imagine, dear;"
At d still she kept on smiling,
I thought It very queer.
I had wheclel br "round thn garden
In her glir till I was lame ;
Tct when I told my trouble,
the smiled on, just tho same 1
Her hair wared down her shoulders
Like silk, all made of gold.
I kissed hir, then I shook her,
Oh, dearl how I did scold I
'Tou'ro rea'lynaus"ity, Itosv,
To look so when I err.
When my ranmm i's In troublo
1 never laugh; not I."
And still she kjpt on smiling,
Tao queer, provoking child !
I shook her well and toll her
Her conduct dnvo me wild.
Wh?n onlv think I that cir.rln;
ro'l out of Itosy's hair I
Wten I had dressed tho darling, J
I must have dropped It there
She double whon I saw It,
And almost hit her heal;
Again, I whispered softly.
And this Is whit I said :
"Vou precious, precious Itosy I
Now, I'll go and tell mimma
now bad I was and sorry
And o, how gool you are I
'For, nose. I h vln't lost It
You knew It all the while,
You knew I'd shako t oit dear.
And that's what made you smile."
St, fi'icholai for December
King Alfred's Lantern.
Did you ever try lo Imagine, when you
were studying the beginnings of English
history, what kind of people those old An-
Io-Saxons were, and how they lived 1 They
were our far-off ancestors, and our language
for the most part was made from theirs ; in
ct we are called Anglo-Saxons ourselves;
o we ought to feel interested in them.
Tbey were a rude people in mauy respects
nd lived in a rude way compared with ours.
How would you like windows which had
mo glass in them, very small windows.
too, but had oiled paper or sheets of horu
tlxtead ? Of course the rooms must have
been dark and dismal, you will say. And
what would you think of (houses without
ohlmneys or anything we should call chira
acysT But matters were really not much
better, even iu King's houses, about ten hun
dred years ago.
The most important room in those days
Was called the hall; and it was large enough
to accommodate the family, the great com
pany of servants, and all the guests who
hose to come. They ate there, sat there,
and most of them slept there on rough
beaches, or rolled up in skins on tbe floor.
It was open to every chance traveler, to the
wandering harpers, to 'beggars and every
body else.
The fire was built against a clay or stone
Arrangement, answering ,for a fire-place, at
one end, or on an immense stone hearth in
the middle; and the smoke, after floating
up overhead, found its way out through an
opening or a kind of turret in the roof.
At dark they heaped high the log and fag
gots ; and happy was he who on a stormy
sight could get near the blaze. When sup
per time came, servants stood behind those
at table and held torches over their heads
till the meal was over ; and when bed time
came, the giiests who had any other place
to sleep were lighted to it in the same way.
As for the sing he was more privileged
than that ; though just what they first used
for lights, and just when lamps became com
Bjon among tbe Anglo-Saxoas, it is not easy
to And out. We see in some very old pic
tures a simple little lamp, shaped perhaps
like a saucer, hung by chains at the side of
the room, and holding, no doubt, a piece of
wax or some kind of oil, with a stripof cloth
In it for a wick. Sometimes in the royal
chambers, for a very long time after King
Alfred's day, a light was kept by means of a
cake of wax in a silver basin.
They knew how to make candles, howev
er; but Instead of putting it in a candle
stick, it was put on it. The caudlestick had
a point at the top, called a spike,and the can
dle was made hollow at the bottom, and
slipped down over the spike ; one so fixed
was known as a ''pricket."
There is, among some illustrations of old
customs, a picture of h candlestick, which is
very queer though very elegant, and looks
like a little piece ot furniture. It is a tall
tern rising from a three-footed, three-cornered
stand, very much ornamented ; it
comes to a point at tbe top, and'a little way
below is a plate to hold the tallow or wax
that might run down. We do not know
that King Alfred had anything like this ;
but be had what nobody had ever seen be
"fore in that country, for be invented it him
elf, and that was a lantern.
This good king was a very busy man ;
the people around him might be willing to
Idle away their days over tha fire, lis
toning to the harpers, telling stories, and
playing with the hound, but he felt that he
had a great work to do. lie wanted to make
his subjects more civilized, to teach them
Useful arts and be had not an hour to waste,
He built towns, he built ships ; he read and
atudied, and wrote, and that was wonder
ful, Indeed, In those days when there were
but few booke, and when even princes could
mot write their own names. lie was the best
the wisest, and the most learned king that
the Saxons had ever had.
lie used to carry In las bosom "memo
randum leaves, in which he made collection
from bis studies," and this Journal he was In
the habit of examining so much that "he
called it his "band-book.1 And, perhaps
that is where the word "hand-book" came
from. Of course, he read far into the night
but he soon found two troubles, there was
no nay to mark the time, for there were no
clocks nor watches then, and be could not
keep a light, because tbe houses were so open
that the wind came In from every quarter.
Be had noon marks, but those amounted to
nothing on rainy days ; and everybody
knows what a country England is for rain
However, when such a mau as Alfred
makes up his mind to do a thing, he Is al
most sure to find a way. So be hau a quan
tity of wax prepared, took enough of it to
weigh down seventy silver pennies, and of
it had tlx candles made, all" weighing tbe
aame, and each twelve inches long, and
marked officio twelve divisions. lie plann
ed so nlrely that that these six would burn
twenty-four hours ; and he always kept one
lighted day and night before some holy rel
ics and images rf taints which he had, and
which, lining a very pious man he carried
about with his luggage wherever ho went,
He would now have had not only tolera
ble light, but a very good way or marking
tho hours, If the candles had always been
sure of burning a given time. But If the
wind blew, the flame would flare, and per
haps go out ; and the king made up his
mind that there could be something done to
remedy this, and he did it. lie made a
frame work, and fixed into it little plates or
windows of horn, scraped sn thin that the
light could shine through, set his candle in
side, and shut it in, and the thing was
done. He had'a lantern) sure In all weath
era. A very small affair it may seem to you,
but It was n great one to him.
I once saw n picture of n rude Saxon Inn
tern, somewhat like his, perhaps, though It
was probably an improvement on it ; for no
aooner does nnn man Invent a thing, than
another finds n way to make It belter. Thi,
in shape, maun me think or a hlru cage
without the trap or railing. It had a kind
of cupola-like top, and was much ornament
td ; there wero bands with bnses on them,
looking llkn metal, around the bottom, the
middle, and next to the roof ; and there
was'a pretty nrchfd door. 'Altogether, it
was n very curious, but a rather clumsy nnd
rather dark lantern. St. Nicholas for Dc
cember.
A youne man in Lt Crosse, Wisconsin,
wasnn infatuated but. unskilful poker player
losing heavily every time he played. After
getting rid of all his own money and alt that
he could borrow, he stole !20 frnnyi friend
and went once more to try his luck, which
was bad as usnal. ,Tu9t aa he went nway
from the table ho was informed that his
mother, on learning of his theft had fallen
in a fit and died.
Autumn.Care of Stock.
Autumn is here'Jack Frost and black frost
have visited us and nipped much tender veg
etation. The pastures are failing. Does
the farmer appreciate this and provide ex
tra food for his stock? !Ifhe does not, he
fails to rln I- '!nty, and does not look well
to his v i -resti. 8tock should go Into
winter iiinnvlng, not failing, condition.
They should be strong and thriving, and be
prepared to lesist tho cold storms that are
suro to come. Unless fed some now they will
lcne flesh -and that is a loss of money to the
farmer. To get paid for teed stock consume,
they should Increase in weight and condi
tlon. If they make no increase, there is no
pay for tho food consumed.
Milking cows will fail in their milk at this
season, unless well fed. Pumklns and corn
stocks, it cut at the proper time and well se
cured, make excellent feed for cows. It
must be constantly borne in mind that a
grist mill can no more supply flour unless
the wheat is put into the hopper, than a cow
can supply milk, unless plenty of good, nu
tritious lood is put into tier stomach. There
must be something tangible to make milk.
Of course shelter is important. By keeping
tbe cow comfortable she has less use for tbe
carbon contained In the food, and It will go
to make milk. If our advice has been fol
lowed, and rye has been sown for pastorage
the cows will give a generous suoplyof milk
at this season. The calves, the lambs, the
colts and pigs will revel in the luxury of
sweet, green rye.
But so many farmers fail to do this. Tbey
are great loosera by tbe neglect. It costs but
a little labor and bow richly is that labor re
warded! The failure of farmers to supply
winter pasturage for their stock is a serious
drawback to them. Kentucky farmers ap
preciate the importance of it, and supply it
generously to their stock, and thus keep it in
a most thriving condition in winter as well
as summer; and is so much cheaper to let
the stock secure their own feed than fur
farmers to secure it for them. Those who
have more stock than tbey can carry over
the winter in good order, shonld get rid of
it m some way. Sell It, or fatten it to kill,
or give it away. If you have any old sheep
in the flock, put tnem in a shed and fatten
them, and tbey will bring good prices the
first of, next year. Weed out the poorest
tock of all kinds, and get nd of it at some
price or some way. Keep the best breeding
animals, Don't part with them. Improve
your stock and it will improve the condition
of your purse.
Fix up everything so your stock can go
through tbe winter In warm quarters and in
good condition. In no department of farm
ing do western farmers need more urgent ad
vice tbau in giving better Bhelter, feed 'and
care to their live stock. Volman't Rural
World'.
Savino 0AB0A0C3 TII.LSrilIKO. We know
of no better way to preserve cabbages through
the winter than that which we have receom-
mended for a number of years. It is to
plant or set them up in rows as they grow
that is with the roots down fill In with soil
pretty freely, then make a covering by plant
ing two posts where there Is a feuce to rest,
or four n here there is not, allowing for a
pitch to carry of! the water ; lay bean poles
opposite tbe way of pitch, and cover with
corufodderor straw, or boards. Iu using
through winter, avoid as much as possible
the sun side ami close up again. We kept
our cubbuge for about twenty years this wuy
in a perfect state through the winter and in
to the spring and could even up to the first
of May if desirable. We see other methods
recommended, and they may auswer just as
well, but as to your uwu we speak from a long
experience.
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Ing to Its wcli'knuttu chttnoris. the uducli h'H that
ru ni'u kuiuu.u i iruu ,rii iiitt iuuyiiui.ii,' 11 uuua im
j an lm-
portant part of Too f lira ork tor 1379.
v n.ue mo means or matting 'ino wun.as a point
cal, a lltrAr nndageneril newspaper, moie entr-
tain In
z u on moro useuu man ever ueic
anJ moro useful than ever beroro : and wo
mean 10 apply thru rrei ly
Otir latet of siibsmnllon remain nnrlunired. Fnr
tho D til S'Hi. a four p.irfefskeet of twenty-eight col
umns, the price hy mall, postpaid. Is 63 rents a
month, or 0 6i a jear; or. Including tho Hun Jay
paper, an eight page sheet of 60 c ilumns, the prlco
is as cent1 a mtntii, or $T.7u a year, postage paid.
Ihp.sunUv editlun urrhoiun lsas) furnished
separately at fi.'i'j u ear, post.igo paid.
Thu price of tho Wvcklt fun, eUut paos, flfly-slx
col iimn 4, Is l a year, p jstaK'u paid. For ciu'jh of teu
beudlugfio wo wilt suid an extra copy free. Address
I. W. KNtlLAND.
Publisher of 1 ho faun, 3ow York City.
nov 22-Cv
SCRIBNER'3 MONTHLY,
Conducted by J. O. Holland.
Th lIdndsomvt llUitr ittvl Magazine 1n the Woild.
Thc American edition of this p 'rlodicat Is now
AlOftK TIIAV 70 dW) MOM fllLY,
And It h is a latger i Ircul ltloo In Knglnnl than any
otuer Aim rlu i magazine. L'veiy nuinb-rcuiitnlns
about ono hu nlr-d a-i I rlfly p ues.and Irom tlty to
seventy-ilvo oiI:ii.il TfO)J cut MuMrailjus.
Annomu'euuMits for 1878-i).
Amon; the aitiMctl im rur thu coming Jtararotho
following:
"lUvvoaTit-," a strltl now, bv Mrs. Frmces
Ilodjf-iuii Uurtett, author of Tint Uxsso' I.oaii-is."
Tho oLcbe of Mrs Hnru ti .h new nov 1 is laU lu I,an
cmiilre ; the ht.i Is oung Inentor of Atuerl-ait
birth. Mlawo tlrs la tiio luti- st story .Mrs liinnett
has ft iit n Ir will r ia I'irii ish twelv-i inun
brso'tho Mtiihl iilii'du wit'i ,NovemlM.r. l-;s,
and will b j pr i(ii'el lnn-.trat; d
K UHiNKlM'i, a 8'ilt- nivel.bv H. II. II .jcs?n,
author of "(.no. i ir," -ru -Win-tiih Xi.ne,'
vc la ihls tomuu'e, tin au"uu' graphloally de
scrlb's tin oeo tdirltic-t of Nors-j liaiui'.int lira lu a
wueterii wettleuiriii.
A MOiiV . v ?E v Ori.kivs. bv f 'or-rn UV r.i!i!.. tn
bo begun on th-i c m'i-is tut of i.eimiH'r.r." This
utorj wLleAhlblttLo ht.t i tr no l-ty In t'reulc Uu.
Isla-ta utN'jt th yi-ais 1m 4-J5, the tl'ne or tne t'es
sluo, an I a t ilit biiiluga rt n.arkaitle hk;i.u3 to
the tieseiit ro unstiti'tloii nrhHl.
rouTMAtrso Mki-iciN 1 tiKTs 'I ht kciles (Njrun
In Vujru-t with llw p italt or Hrva-jt) will Ikj e .n lo
ved, ui-"t of Lotitir-'lki.v app arln; lu November.
These tHfrtralUaru .lravn from llf tiv Wyatt Katou
and entavr'd y r rule, niey will be printed sen
arately ou Unto I pi-jer. a rroutl-.pW'es of Tour tilt
rerentnumirers 111 inrated -keieli"Suf tho IWesuf
tho puels will amm.ptnt thee portr.UUs.
fjr .ibn 'P I. .Til, ufi Lrci L II, rilillll, UI
orneii Uulvir! a companion at Iho Ute I'rof.
llartt, it l uw lu lirall, wPfi .Mr. .1. Wells I lurnpncy
ttlieartlAt who uLeumnanled .Mr Kot.ird Kinj-ln
his tour through "Ihoureat outh'l. tueo.rinL for
KTibn-T . i series of papers on the present condition
thocMles, rivers and leuiia-es of the KCeateinpIro
IllK MoilNNV likB-' I AeKitH. )V an 'ex.Conbdnr-
nto"boliJl(jr, wl.l bo atnou tho rtCl'-ri'J-intibutlons
U) Henoner dur.inf tho Cwmini: je,r. 'lhd aro writ
ten and Illustrated by Mr. slloii V Iteilwoolof lltlil
mure. Iht llrt of iho herles 'Juhnnv la-butl'iu,"
appears lu tho .Noem,'er number.
Tenm 4 UO a Year in ndvancc ; 3.3 cents a
number,
R ibserlotlonsi'H'eUed bv the nublMieiu of ihii na-
per. and by all bookelluis aud txjstin.i..ters. I'er-
sonswlsh r.g to subscribe dliei't wlin the publ lib
era, 8'iouhl write n hup, post onioe, cnuiitv nnd stato
la full, and sendwdh remlttancj In check, P. o
money o rder, or lenltertd letter to i
743 & Broadway, Tsew York.
Wide Awake for 1879.
The J'tcori 1 Mwjaziiie fur Youiy J-ujU.
Elu fiitutN, KJItor.
11 IK) a Ver. Free of I'ostajo.
It 13 conceded on all filihn tb.it lmn. 1). Itbrop
SOo. bavo splendidly anoitupllslnU wtut tli-y et
their hearts nil afewoari ai, Mz : to in ike u ina
ailue abiolutely puro In im mil unco, unrivaled lu
Ita ilu-r.irj nvrlt lu auill il aritit c.iily, and then
turnlni It at .1 pno-jso lj.v tint puoplo could utlord
to Uke It.
TIIHEB JOLLY fEIUALS.
7'he Ihiijlerrij IiitneU,
A fcbirv of Seven Slerrv Ch!l Iren. wbl f ipfd thn
world for themtHlves, but alivaja banlni; lu 11
'bunch.'' Hy Jiury Hurtwell uatlu'rwoud. I'rufuac
ly llltiairatleil by Jlary A, Kithbury.
Jli al J.rwrie hut Year al St. Qtave's.
A Jolly Morv of Atn'!rlj.in H.M10H bov lira, in- Miir.
nus 'errlrtt-atber. uulb-)r of "1 (lenenl Mtiuuder.
hUudinj." Illustrated by Mlaa L. II. llu nphroy.
Dun Quixote, Jr.
Thn tvlventurei of Mr Mlltlads Putorkln Paul on
btShte-.d oiihnuts." uy John llro.vnlohii. A tua.
ny i-tory written eipnslv fpr the Little Hosof
Ilopilus.
Our Amcricin ArtUlt,
IFlrst frrlnv.1 Haner 1.. Willi im II. Heard.
Wl b torti altH, htuuio lt,ttrlon and eiiuiavlnts of
pattitlnji. Hy s. tl W. Henjamln.
Thn most Httmr.Uvo attempt yet msde tn popular
lie art In the tamlly and make children acipi tinted
mui uur tiiu twenoau uru-M aim wuat inuy are
doing.
funny Double-page Ulu.ilra)ed J'oems,
T.Tim lnlnee Dlel'ilnco. 11 Kirk Monron. Illntt.
Ira ted by L. Hopkins.
Some Novel S'hooi.
Comnrlslntr several ImttortantexDerlmenta in hnttt
Europe and America,
f. l.adv Hettv'H Cooklnt? Class : Thn HUtirv of n
RnelUb t'ooKlnr school. HvLucvCeetl iMiitfMtrq
John Mine.)
j 1 -1 ne rerkini intiuiution ior me uitnd. ny Em
ma K. Hrown.
Hrlstht Hliort stories and rooms. Natural History
huppleinents, Sketebes of Travel lu Fun lcn 1 jii.da,
LetK-rs from the Children, I'uules, I'arlcr Amuse-
All with hjUof nlcturps frnm thn t,et npllta mi
king Wide Awake tor IsJU the test nndcbiaiiest
matfanne in eilteneo.
Only ri OO a lear. free Of msben K,ml ntip nnn-A
and money to
jj, uiriittui' uo.,
I ubllahers, lloston.
oltalnttlorntto fnernffonl. oror Improtmtntt
on out onet for n'ret cal or othtr compound!, tradt
tnqrlf and labtlt. Careatt. Antinnmmta. tni.
firtntu, Al'pcalt. Sut(or Inrhgcmmlt, antt
i ciiitviiriiina vnarr I iem .fiir5,nroinc-
luaUrntitd tn fnfeiilfofi. that (e Oreii
lythe ratent Of.
Jlii mayttlll, in
molt CltMtM. kM
prittnttd lit) ut. itiuj ,( flit I', . Vattut
vipuTimmi, ni tuj,iijra tn I'Mint Lutlni,, ti-
nu.iFrfj, v can nun ctorrr teanhet, ana tentr
'a"t tnort promptly, ant with broader datmt,
than thoK igl.r, art want from Wat hlnnton.
nXl Li rTaf.rCm lend ut a mod.
vVamvamMZ,v'i or ,uw of
Mat. teaminatLouM nn.l ad ting i.,ttr.li.htlli..
fri 0 1'fcliarw. All comtponrtenet ttrlrtly con'.-
J'lV.'Sl"?-"'1 A" ri'-iuuii v..
IVtrtfer n, Walhtnnlon, to lion, rortmatttr
Otntrat I. II Key. Bet, l I), foictr, Tht tltrman.
American Satlennt Hank, to official! in tht r. S.
I atent OJlct, and to Kenatorland Heprctmttittcil
S l!"'!1r.',"! t'P'elallli to ourclltnlt tn every
StaU in the I'olnn nvd In f'uiin ln. At'drut
Cppotttl I attt lyitc, HutMnyluil, D, a
IMPORTANT TO YOUNQ
The Bryant & Stratton,
Business College,
ITa. 103 Erath 10th Ctl. iTtlkd'a,
Offers iiiiHurpitK"si iitiiUllictt
for m'iuirliip iislncui eilu
cudnit. Htti'jntk cna enter
pt any tint Ao Tiicn(io3
XilaHiratctt clrculm-u lk-co.
UllK.SD, Ifc-IWW .1 S
TfISfrPElISKEPT0N FILE
AT THE 0FFICC OF.
733 Smsom St, PHILADELPHIA,
WTi are .ur aalb.rlred rut, h.4 Mill
receive Advi-rtfiueHi. at our
LUIVCnT O.t&H 11 A TIM.
m fcilif fllDTLKTISlNG
BARGAINS !
CALL AND SEE
IDST BLOOMSBUBO-.
Moils' Overcoats from 84 50.
Mens' Suits from $6 00.
Good Working Pants 00 cents.
Good Wool Hats for 75 cents.
Winter Caps from 40 cents.
Boys' (Japs from 25 cents.
Good Working Shirts 50 cents.
Mens' Yosts from 50 cents.
Good White Shirts, linen fronts G5 cents.
Mens' Socus, 3 pairs for 25 cents.
CALL Mm SEE FOR YOURSELVES
THE BARGAINS NOW SELLING
At ilw Popular Store q
BaVTO ILOWElMEBGr,,
GREAT BSDBMH IN PRICES
Wo will sell tho Viut 2est Family
Sewing1 Machine
For Twenty-Five Dollars
IS 4SI,
on nn ornamented Iron stand ' nd Treadle, with
walnut top nnd Uiawer, .md necesarv Attachments
end demerit at any Itulioad inna in the United
-I. tea,
jp'ree of Clmrgc.
These machines pro warranted to do tho whole
line of Family sew Inj; with more rai kilty. more e.ise
of mannuement, and less fatlffue to I lit) operator
than iny mathlne now In use. send for a circular.
Every machine warranted lor thrto jrnra.
Agents wanted in Un:c:upiod Territory.
Centcnnia iMiichinc Co., Limited
72a Filiikkt Sr., rnitiADeiriiiA, I'a.
Oct. 4, "9-Cm.
"YVTAIXWKIGnT A CO.,
WHOLESALE OHCCtHS,
rilll.AtlKLl'ltIA,
Dealers In
TEAS, SYIlUrS, COFFEE, SUOAH, MOLASSES,
ltlCE, trices, mcaiiii soda, e c.
N. E. rorncrsecond and Arch streets,
"Orders will receive iirompt attention.
BLOOMSBU RG TAMERY.
G.
A. 11EKK1NG
T ESI'I-XTFUM.Y anr.oiincefl to tlic public
JLV'I'itho has leopened
SKYDEH'S TAXXEItY,
(old Bttnd) Illooniihurg, I'a . nt the TorkH or tho Es.
j and Lluht --trei t miiK where all d. wrlpttnns of
Mtherwlllbe made In the most tubttantlul ami
workmanlike munner, and bold nt prices to suit Iho
tlmeB. '1 ho highest price lu call will at all times bo
pad for
uiiKi:x hides
of every description In the country. The public nat
romi;e4s respectfully solicited,
liloomsburfc', Oct. 1, IMS.
THE WHITE
s Sewing Machine
TUG I1F.ST OF A1,I
Unrivaled in Appearance,
Unparalleled in Simplicity,
Unsurpassed in Construction,
Unprecedented in Popularity,
And Undisputed in tha Broad Claim
or icma th
"VEIIV BEST orr.RATINO
QCICKCBT 8ELUNG,
UANPHOHCST, AMD
Host Perfect Sowing Maenlno
IN THE WORLD.
VhcIho tnnutt to Its cictl'ince and superiority
onvr other machlnet.tnil In tusmlttlna ft to tho
tradi we put II upon Ita mvl'i, and In no instance
ha a II ever yet UUed to sautf any recommendation
Iniltlaior.
Tha demand lot the Whllo tias Inereaied lo such
Ultittnt that 0 art now compelled lo turn out
A, Gomplt tiwrtirxts 2Xotcliiaxo -very
tiiroo r.'.liwtcj
tixa day to oviTsply
lrmaTiay
Ever machine la warranted for 3 vears, and
aaldler t'lh al liberal discounts, or upon easy
HraU. lo lull the coinloce ol customers.
WAOIBta TAMTia III TtlOOCOTUa mincsT,
WHITE SEWINQMACHINE CO.,
(368 EucU Ave., Clettland, Qkta.
J, Saltzor, Agenl,
oniONOTAUY'8 NOTICE.
Notlrels herrhv ptwn Ih.r V if c.tif. . .
Jf 1. .iclia son hau lied In tne (0041 of sheTro
snoni.Uryniroluini.la county nis urst and lartiaJ
Mount whl raid airounl v.111 le rriaiuiedto
h (eyrt of foiniunn fleaa of said county for icon
rniatt.a tin the third day er Uecembei ' neit and
f KANK tl(H,
rrotkoacUrj'i OK,
v, I, l-to
rroth'y.
1
BARGAINS !
4
I i
In;
V.ii'
HONEY OF HOREHOUND AND TAE
FOR THE CURE OF
Coughs, Golds, Innoenra, Hoarseness, Difficult
Breathing, and all Affections of the Throat,
Bronchial Tnhes, and Lnngs, leading
to Consumption,
This infallible remedy is composed of the
IIonky of the plant lloreliound, in chemical
union with Tak-IIalh, extracted from the
Life I'kincih.e of the forest tree Auiiis
Dai.sami:, or Halm of Gilcad.
The Ilnnc of lloreliound soothes anp
SCAi'l Eks all irritations and inflammations, aiul
thcTar-lulm CLEANSES AM) iikai.s the throat
and air passages leading to the lungs. FlVfc
additional ingredients Keep the organs cool,
moist, and in healthful action. Let no pre
judice keep you from trying this great medi
cine of a famous doctor ho has saed thou
sands cf lives bv it in his large private practice.
N.ll. The Tar-llalm has no bad taste or
smell.
I RICES 50 CENTS AND $1 TER BOTTLE.
Great saving to buy large site.
"I'll.e's Tootlmclio Drops" Cure
lu 1 Minute.
Sold by all Druggists.
0. N. 0RITTENT0N, Prop,, N.Y.
dec. jls.'li
O. 33-
IIEALEK IN
Silverware, Watchcs.Jewelry.Clcckse,
tw Itemovedto the l'ost Ofllco bulldlnc, Ilrsrdojr
above the Knh.inge Hotel.
All kinds rf Watches, doels and Jewelry neat
ly repaired nnd wui milled.
may if, -tt
Important to Lawyers.
Justices of tho Peace, Constables. Executors, Ad
tnlnlstrntors, (luardlau, ToiVLShln onicerB, and busl
ness men (fencrally. 1
v.,J'ilvo.,nn liai"! n 11rEe assortment of legal
blanks f); thou, ot ttor neys, Justices and Con.
fi? Aamlhls!r.it0kaAj NtU md Hemtl btok"
Pm'uc LIST.
TTOItNEV'S IILtNKS,
Precipe for Summons. "
" ' 11. Fa.
" ' Itule to take repositions.
. . " ' choose Arbitrators.
t cenu apiece, or JI.I5 per hundred.
Petition for Appointment of Guardian.
" " citation
Itule to tako Depositions.
Narr in Debt, with Confession,
" Assumpsit,
Mechanics Lien.
4 cents ench or f3.5n per hundred
Petition for sale of ileal Lstnto tt cents each
Jl'M'IUK's 1JHNKS.
M eenteaS. mm0n8' Warral"s Hiwutlons, SO fo
lotuses
IIIum Deeds
Parchment Douils '.
Airreements ,
Ori'han's Court t-ales
conatablo'n hales
.Mortirairo and liond
c cents each
lu
15
6 " .
so for It w
stents each
14
.mi minis of -Notes .. i
tW"' .Y 0,'l' Hl!,"0,)l "filers, Poor Orders, Store
io' eider oi Tiort n.7;ce:U,'"U'UU, 0r mad0
othc'r "onlceWlKn',n1,yratCr wort """ n'
1IIW I'KWV I Mill,
.Editore and Proprietors
r.r ih. t v.. ...
liKonikburi,', i'a
PUBLIC SALE
OF A VALUABLE
TRACT OP LAND.
I The"unavnljned ui offer nt public sale on
Monday, Dccunibcr 2d, 1878,
. ii imeiie.nirnsin-p oxincup. m. of said day at thn
iint i ouao In M uusburg, ' I u , all that e, ri iin
'!-.';,,r'el,',!:f.,n1,,ia,x"u '''''0 '0hShlp, ColumbiS
112 ACRES,
more orlcss.ndli!lilliL'lniirtanr 1. 1
utrtu, by lands la to of J.. I. liobblnsonthe eat lnd
n'fir'W fll'l":"u" "'Otuuth, oni luudl i ll thS
I inn ok fciwi i ii ii n to lie pal. I 'at IheVlrltini.
he sid.iy of jprtl. 11,1711 and balance oil the
Pine Hummlt, October 8 tTwS W,,,T1Iovr"-
lOTFt'L N.wilor Hor.n.l Olrl.ll
'VEm5i'jJ.0''1." X hEW '
to v82.Jff ,,aent,J thtB-
n.rl'lH0!!'"''"'.
ir..cuitiot;,r,-i:.3'li'i'ij,'i
I Betwl Ceeotj tor luiu...
ei'URAiu iinows. lo..u. ...
nov i, it;-inv
JOB 1'KINTINO
EVFAIY DESRIPTI0N
HXEOUTEO PROMITLY
THE OOLUMBUN CltHi
ANTI-FAT
'
AI.t-Ai'fl Anti-Kat Is tho prrnt rempdr for Corpa
Ipnc). II I imnlv r(ixtaiilcan'1 prrflcilr Itarnileit.
t ftclsnn the TikkI In tin toniiich, prpTrnni)frl'ron
irrlim luf'i fit. 'Jnkin nfcoriMnir to illrt ctlon. I
will Pwliicf Pat pcniAn from B loft pound m work.
In t.trlnr tills rvmeily txfure IIh nubile as a tU
ttte t-uiu for olii'flty, xrp do bo knowing Iti nhltlty to
rurr. a att-tl liumlri-ils of testimonial, of
which lh followlnR from a Inly In Columbia, Ohtr
Is a fniuttlft "(hnl lenient Your Anti-Fat was ilulr
rcctlvc'l. I took It asrontlnt to directions ami It
rclnreil nip five iMiumls. 1 wasioelatcj over Hip re
nilt Mint I linmedUtel)' lent to Ackehman'8 ilniK
Hon for the tccon) bottle." Another, a phrilrlun,
wrltlnn for patient from TroTlilenrr, 11. I..
Tuur Iwitit' have rcilurcl her weight from 1
rum itli tn 192 itminds, rind there Isa penernl Improve
mint In liialth."' A gentleman writing from Uoa
Vn, sijt " llhont special rhaneq or attention to
ilk t, Inn hot lie of AlUn'a Antl-l'iit reduced nte four
and fneiu irli-r pound." 'I he wdl-known Whole
fititj u iijtym, smith, doolitti k a bMini, of Ho
ton, Is., write as fdllowsi Allana Antl-Fut hat
n-'iund n li l In our ttty fcvui oundi tn threo
wr-ek." A penlh man In bt, Louis wrlWst "Allan'i
Anti-Fat redueetl me twelve pounds In three ww ks,
and nltngetlier 1 have lost twenty-live pounds ulnce
roinnn ncln? Ms um Mers. I'owei t,i I'LIMrruv,
Mholemle Dniirvil'ils. of Hutlulo, N,Y.,rltei "Tu
Tint I'KoriunToits op Allan's Anti-fati tientle
men. 1 he follow In if n tmrl Is from the ladv who used
Allan Anil-Fat. It (U' Antl-Fatlliad fhedp-lred
rirert, rediulns the ful from two to five pounds a
week until 1 liad lost twenty-five nounds. I hope
lie er to rreiln what I ha. e lot. " Anti-Fat Is an
linexcdled blood-pur UK-r. It promotes dines Hon,
curing dyijwplii, and Is also a potent remedy for
rheumatism, bold Ly druggists, I'amphlet ou Obcs-
ity cent on receipt of itamp.
iOTANIC MEDICLNK CU. rROr'ns, ButTdlo, N.Y
WOMAN
Ity an Immense practice at tho World' Dlcpen
faryand ImnlhlsMlotit, having trented many thou
sivnd raies of thoie diseases tH-eullar to woman, t
)iivt hen enahlcil to p rfect a taoat pokut and pOBl
tlve remedy for tins, dleaes.
To dulffn.ite this natural rpccUlc, I bare named It
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Tho term, however, Is but ft feeble expression of
tny high appreciation of lta value, bused umn per
f nal iihseit, xtlcn. I lme. whlto wit nesting Ita pt
Iho result In the special dheaeo Incident to the
ortr.nil-'iii of woinnn. tingled It out ns the tllraax or
crtmnliur svtn of my medlrnl career. On It merits,
us n I'osrihe, -nr', and (trerlnal ri mcdy for this class
of Usonus, an 1 nno tint illl, at nil times and under
r II i'lrcumlaiices, act klndl), I ar.i w llllng to etake
iny reputtthm as n phjt-Iclaui and so conlldent nni
1 that It will not disappoint the most sangnlnoex
pecf.lt I'nisol k slugltt Im.illd laily who mesit for any
t, iho nllmtnts for which I rTommn I It. t!mt 1 oiler
tin 1 sell It tin ler A I'OMTIl K UL'AHANTI.Ii (For
C 'il UllolH, Be pimptih t l ipplliK hoUlt'O
myrarorlte lri-rrlptlon has nursed cures, as If by
t i id l.'. an l with n ci rtiilutr nuer Ik fore ttttlntil bv
I ui I hi "wiiiir nn hiiu'iik ijiuw uwum. id nintii
medicine t Luieotrtnrn, KxcessUe Howlng,
l'ltnfiii Monthly i'nlud, fcunpresilons whin from
niiii'itiiral caiHi-B, Im gularltKs, Mc.ik Itaek, Pro
lipm,or Fallhi,? of tlie I'uni. Antcvcralon anil
tli tnert.loii, it.-.irlng-l')Ttn Sensations, Internal
Kent, NtnoiH IKpre-ilont Dehllliy. i spondeney,
'ilireitent'tl Mfcnrrl.ige, ('hronlc Congislhrn, In
llimmatlouand lllcertllonol the lit no, Intpoivticy.
J(.irrtnnei, or Sterility, nnd Femilo Wenknes. t
do ivit extol this ineilUdne as a eure-all," hut It
r itmlrihly ftilflll n ltil(?tiMi or purpose. Ulnff a
most iter fort f pet 1 lie In ull rhrout'i lleas"ti of the
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