THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, B LOOM SB U KG , COLUMBIA COINTY, PA.
Miscellaneous.
IIATCIIINU CHICKENS EAUI.Y.
Sitting hens are clearly annoying, wliero
this desire I nearly constant, vet I have, fcen
the time the first brootltnesi of a hen win
balled with great Joy. On Home occaloti,
especially with amateurs, early chicken aro
desirable, and that Is when the birds are In
tended for exhibition. Where egg alone
are the desideratum, a constant, broodltiCM
among the hens Is Intolerable. To avoid
lhj, the non-sitters should be cultivated. H
u really trying, when eggs are rl 30 or 33
cents per dozen to find the majority of your
hens down with the sitting fever at mid
winter. Yet the larger breeds will do It, no
matter how great the emergency, llroodlng
is contagious and where once Introduced
among a flock of Itrabmah", Is likely to af
fect all alike. Tho Infusion of Leghorn
blood remedies this evil to a great extent,
and increases the production of eggs. Where
sitters for early chicks are wanted.the llrahma
motber.by alt odd, Istobepreferred.notpnly
from the fact that elieU astcady sitter, but
from many other g -'nd qualities that she pos
sesses above all others. According to my t-.x-pcrlence,lhe
Light Ilralmm Is the more tract
aide, belug made quiet. The Partridge Oo
chlu hen is too sluggish and indifferent for
a good sitter. She breaks her egg, and
when her chicks hatch is liable to kill them
by the careless, clumsy manner in which she
got erns her movements.
For very early chicken', an Asiatic moth
cr is to be preferred before all others, as her
body Is larger and wanner (I nevi r found ar
titielal heat conducive to health and strength )
than the smaller bird, and this bodily warmth
is highly necessary at all seasonsof the year.
Sho posseos an ample coat of feathers,
which retains the warmth, and is calculated
to acccomodate and keep a large brood com
fortable. The mother that broods them
makes all tlie difference with the chicken,
not only at hatching time, but ever after.
Whero early sitters are required, allow the
llrahma a separate apartment from the non
sitter and there wilt bo found little difficulty
when eggs are to bo set. Where the non
sitters are allowed to associate with them
they soon break up any tendency to brood
ing, especially in cold weather. The smaller
breeds generally have ascendency and rule
the roost, if not tho rnn.t. The Drahmas are
quite low-minded fowls, and a roost two Indi
es from the ground suits theirtasie jint as
well as one ten feet high. Tho sitting hen,
should, where it can be done, always have
her nest on the ground, that she may walk
on and oft", and not be compelled to use "her
wings in going to and from the nest. A reg
ular sitter that means business seldom leaves
the nest oftencr than once in two or three
days.
The first week of Incubation is the most
critical one, for then the embryo begins its
growth, and the tender life is sensitive. Any
undue chilliness at that period kills the
germ, and the egg becomes what is termed
rotten. If the sitter sliowa the right turn in
her movements and is set in tho same nest
wherein she dropped her eggs sb.6 will man
age affairs to best suit herself and her owner.
It is not necessary to provide extra feed for
her consumption, or put it in a place easy of
access. It is sufficient if it be kept in the
old runways; she will find it when needed.
Nature teaches the bird through instinct
how to take care of herself. Early chicks
require more care than the later ones. The
cost of rearing is greater, but the value also
Is Increased. The early chicle is apt to re
ceive a stunt and become dwarfed, but for
exhibition purposes, when grown without
l deformity, is valuable and highly prized.
Only the early birds become feathered arid
fully developed before the storms come on,
and therefore they must come from the shell
In the early spring months.
IMPORTANT Til FARMERS.
It is coming 'o be bettei understood that
success in farming depends far more upon
how much one gets per acre than upon the
number of acres ho cultivates If a man's
time, teams, seed, implements, etc, are
worth or cost $500 a year to cultivate fifty
acres, and the crops produced, whatever
tbey may be, are equivalent to twelve bush
els of wheat per acre, worth on a average fl
per bushel.he has just $100 left for interest of
the land, taxes, etc. If the crops equal fif
teen bushels of wheat per acre, he has $250
surplus for land, etc. If they are tqual to
twenty bushels per acre, he has $500 sur
plus; If twenty-live bushels per acre, he
has $850. Tho rule holds good for one hun
dred acres, or any other area. The great
question then is, how to increase the yield
per acre, with only the same cot for labor,
teams,lmplements and seed.
Omitting ihe question of drainage, and of
green, manures, and supposing the land in
proper dryness and tilth, there is no doubt
that a sufficient amount of the right kind ot
manure or fertilizers will secure this 8 to 13
bushels per acre increase.
Recent observations, careful experiments
and extensive chemical investigations, show
that our cultivated crop need for their beat
growth the presence of several substances.
Three or lour are seldom abunda.it in soils,
or are largely available in but few, and are
rapidly exhausted by the removal of crops.
Tno of these, for example, phosphoric acid
and nitrogen, aro itidispcnsible as plant food,
and to develop aud prepare other food
Lime acts like potash In feeding or prepar
ing food for plants.
Of these four substances, nitrogen, potash,
lime and phosphoric acid, some soils nod
crops want one, some want two aud some
want three, if not all of them. Good barn
yard manure invariably contains all of them.
Bo long as one can get enough of good barn
yard manure, cheaply and near enough to
the fields, that is all that is needed. With
It, if the other conditions of the soil, its
dryness and tilth or mecbaulcal condition,
be right, we can raise our crops from an
equivalent of 12 bushels of wheat to 20 or
25 or more bushels per acre.
But unless it be on farms mainly used in
stock raising, there is far from enough man
ure,good yard manure.to secure the higher
profits. And just here another question
comes in. If a soil lacks potash only, a
small quantity of this in the form oi potash
salts or of ashes, may be as useful as thous
ands of pounds of yard manure containing
only the same amount of potash. In that
ease we could buy and apply the potash
more cheaply than we could haul aud apply
tie manure to a field distant from the yard,
allowing the manure to cost nothing. If
the soil lacks only phosphoric acid for a
certain crop, a bag of superphosphate or
dissolved bones will supply more of It than
several tons of yard manure. If, then, we
can ascertain just what a field lacks, we
may find It very profitable to buy Ihe spec
lal fertilizer the soil wants, and use the yard
manure on such fields as need all it contain,
or on those heavy hoIIs where Its loosening
effect will be most useful, and where little
battling is requlrd. American Agriculture
Ul.
If you want to feel well and lively uo
Dr. Hull's Baltimore 1'ilU. All druggists
keep them, l'rlce 25 cent,
(UtAl'K VINES.
Kvery family occupying a dwelling, In
country or village, and nearly every city
resident, can have and should have at least
one grape vine growing, not only to 'sit un
der,' but to eat the fruit of. Wherever there
is, within reach of mimo sunshine, a bit of
ground a foot or two wide nnd three or
mare feet long, there a vino may be planted,
trained for a long distance, on n fence, up
tho dwelling, on a trellis, or up a post. Its
abundant green follaire Is always grateful lo
the eye, and its clusters of cooling, pleasant
fruit need no advocate. The grape vine is
one of the most uncomplaining, tinfastldlous
and care rewarding plants. Keep standing
waler away from its leet, give It something
to eal to make stems, leaves ami fruit of,
with some sunlight part of the day, aud it
will go to work and keep at it as long as
you live No food suits it better than a
lot of boues, coarsely or finely broken, or
whole ones If there be enough of them, mix
ed In with the soil. It will fasten a net
work of roots or rootlets upon every bit of
of bone and extract nutriment as long as
there Is a parllcle of it left. All the train
ing it will need you ran give In a few min
utes before or after tea, once or twice a
month. It will p.ty In pleasure, in foliage,
In fin it.
Order the vine soon ; It can como or go
anywhere by mall; chooso the placo; as soon
as llie frost is well out of tlm ground dig it
up a foot or more deep ; mix in the soil n
peck or moro of crushed bones for each vine;
thoso from the butcher, broken up with a
hammer or axe-head, will answer. When
the vine arrives expose its roots as little as
possible to Ihe air ; make a hole, set it as
deep as It grew beforo j spread Its roots out
well each way ; cover them with earth, and
moisten If needed. That's all, until you
need to train its shooting stems. (Our
columns have told and will tell how that is
done) all the above Is a very simple mat
ter. Header, If you have not done so, take
our advice and plant, at least, one grape
vine this spring; better two, three, a dozen
of them, if you have the ground; plant at
least one, whether you live on Fifth aven
ue.orin the 'wilds of Oregon.' You will thauk
us for the exhortation not very long hence.
The Concord variety, better than almost any
other, will grow nlmost everywhere. The
Delaware, Creveling and Kumelan, are ex
cellent among other good.'and reliable kinds.
American Agricultural for April.
THE PEACH CROP A LARGE YIELD EX
PECTED. A Jliddletown, Delaware, telegram of the
24th ult. says : The prospect of the coming
peach season is at this time very flatterinir,
and every day adds to the assurance that
there will be the largest crop ot fruit ever
grown on the peninsula; 12,000,000 baskets
will not more than cover the present esti
mate. The estimated luxuriance of tie
coming crop is attributed by the beet judues
of peach culture to the close winter and
backward spring. The early fruit, the Hale's
Early and Troth's are now in full bloom.and
every twig and branch that is capable of be
ing occupied by a bud is filled to its utmost
capacity, and upon examination, the buds
are found to be in a thriving condition. The
falling off of some fruit will necessarily en
sue, which will enable the trees to sustain
and mature what is left to a state of perfec
tion very seldom attained. The Crawford's
Late and Reeves' Favorite eivo promise of a
very large fyield in the eastern portion of
Sussex county and will exceed tho last year's
crop which was very large. In Queene
Anne's county and Caroline, and on the
Eastern Shore, the trees are in a fine condi
tion, and undoubtedly will give a handsome
yield. Some of the largest fruit-growers of
these counties say the crop will be the larg
est known formany'years. Also in the Mary
land counties tbe orchards are all in a thriv
ing condition, nnd not in the least injured,
and the prospects were never better. In New
Castle county, where there were no peaches
last year, the production will probably equal
that of 1875. The prospects of Kent county
for an enormous yield were never better,
"PEER AMI PIILWINY."
'Dls mon, he comes into my blace last
ight, und calls for peer and pologuy,' began
lid witness, as George Dart whs handed out
by llijah.
'I ain't tbe man,' replied the prisouer with
cheerful promptness.
'No talking back,' said the court. 'Let
the witness tell what he hss to bhy, and
then you can have a chance.'
Vhell, Shudge, be come into my blace und
give him peer and pologny. und he eats
und trinks, und vhas going away mitout
paying, vhen I dakes hiru by ib r collar. He
strikes me here utul here, uud bo dries to
pile me, und I haf to calldcr police.'
'Now, I'll tell you how it was,' aid tbe
prisoner. 'The beer was all Hunt, onlv tco
much vinegar in it, but that bologna had a
ten-penny nail in it, and when I shut my
teeth on it I broke two of 'cm on" aud it
nearly killed me. I refused to pay ol
course I did. I ain't going to pay for bolog
nas with nails in 'em. I buy my hardware
at one placo, and my bolognas at another.'
My gracious! Vhat a shtury-vbata
shtory 1' groaued the witness.
'Und I haf it In my pocket, Shudite. und I
brnves vhat a shtory he dell. Here it ish I'
I!ut it wasn't there. He felt all over him
self from too story to basement, but the link
was missing. It had dropped by the way
side to be seen no more.
Ty colly ! l'y colly !' casped the witness.
as he gave his body a last bearch.
'I'roiluce your hardware, cooly observed
the prisouer.
'Although there Is a missing link in the
evidence,' remarked the court as he gathered
up the papers, 'it Is evident that the prisoner
was inclined to raise a row when be should
have accepted an explanation, I shall there
fore fine him $5.'
'Fiue me $5 becauso 1 couldn't bite
through a ten-penny nail 1' exclaimed tbe
prisoner.
'Dot is shust right, Shudge, shmt right,
chuckled the witness.
'This is a world ol accidents and surprises,
Mr. Dart, aud we should always be prepand
for cast-srou bolognas or oven stranger
things, and to gently demand explanations
iiiitcajof throwing beer tumblers. You will
have to pay or go up for thirty days.'
The prisoner trio I to borrow $5 of the
witness, aud failing in this he went up.
"I Don't Want That Stuff,"
Is what a lady of liostou said to her hus
band when he brought home some medicine
to cure her of sick headache aud neuralgia
which had made her miserable for fourteen
years. At the first attack thereafter, It was
administered to her with such good results,
that she continued its use until cured, and
made so enthusiastic In its praise, that she
Induced twenty-two of the best ladies in her
circle to adopt it as their regular family
medicine. That 'stutP is Hop Hitters.
GULES'
LINIMENT IODIDE AMMONIA.
r
Clll-VN till I'd I II III ill II II II II 1 ItCIINt
TESTIMONIALS I
I'hoi.apsi's t'TKRI (Falling of Hie Womb.) A Won
derrul cure. -Mno jeurs rny ulto surfercd ;with this
terrible complaint. Mioas at tended by doctor af
ter doctor, went to tho ctirrerent hospitals where ro
mattsnro treated! tried I hern all t wore bandages
and pessaries with only Icinporary relief. Her llfo
was miserable. vn implied Dr. (II e' Liniment.
Her relief was Immediate. Mio Is now well.
II. .McPkkvoit,
40 West tsiti street, New York.
Iliad twelve strokes of Purno&K Sly loir, arm
and tongue were useless was obliged to uso u cath
eter every day. Doctor lilies' 1 inlmcut lodldoof
Ammonia has cured n e. Will answer any Inquiries
bo that all anilcted may know ot It.
.Ions Aitki., No:th llranford, Conn.
Chestnut lllll, Philadelphia, April 22, T.
W. M. fllles. Ki Dear Mr I used jour Iodide ot
Ammonia Llntment on Mora Temple's html p.tstern
Joint. Mio li.ul liecn quite lames lliu etlict was
wondotful; Mia vtks now quite veil. Very, ro
sped fully jouts,
A. WKii ir.
1'. IS. I am now using It on Littleton's right tore
leg.
A large shoo bolt on a valuable young horse was
rcmou't! by tltlea' Unlmcnt Iodide ot Ammonia.
HIIKI'IIKUU UNA!'!',
Carpets, ITS stun ato., New York.
AKTHUA-Tho tortures and agonies f (iidurcdror
six J cars, hone but tttoso ubo liavo suffered with
ttils icirihlu dlsoa.se can know. My llfo was misera
ble. In desperation I tried Olios' Mnlment looldo of
Ammonia. II gnio mo Instant relief. I'sed It In
ternally as well as externally.
TllOS. IllUMlUN,
127 west 27th street, Kew vork.
I was In a die.idrul cundlllun. .lolnts swollen,
p-aln intense. Injectlous of morphine into my veins
failed to relli'vo me. ulles' lodlJu or Ammonia took
awnv the deposits from my Joints I want every
one who sutlers to know what win cino them.
KOKOUK LOTIIROl',
North llj do Park, Lammollle co. t.
Another Surrerer cured. lilschnrged from tho
Massachusetts (leneral Hospital as Incurable, Willi
lnJU'ninatxiry rheumatism la m shoulders, ringers
and feet j suffered fearfully for llireo jeara, Irled
ever thin? ; lost alt hope. Dr. Mies' Llntment lod
Ideof Ammonia effected a complete cure.
Eli rn tMiTU,
No. 7a Prune street. Fall Klvcr, Mass
Sprains, splints, bruises. Lameness in horses,
ones' Uuiment Iodide ot Ammonia Is a perfect spe
cinc. No person who owns a horse should be with
out It.
M. ltonrsa.
M9 seventh avenue. New York.
In my family, and for the stock, I have used Olle'r.
Liniment loatde of Ammonia. It Is unsurpassed,
and I am surprised at the many different maladtes
In which It Isappltcable. It gives the utmost satis
faction, John. 7. Cahtsk,
Superintendent Eastern Pennsylvania Experimen
tal Farm.
so c. and 11 : and in Quarts at 12.50, In whtch there
Is a great saving.
Trial size 25 cents .
sou bv am. DKrcwisTs.
N. J. IIKMIKKMIIOTT, .Vgl. for lllooiii.bnrn.
may4t,,'is-
sIlyltsjTratand thorough Mood-piirtfylnir propor
tion. Dr. Pierce's OoMtti Mfsllnl Discovery cures
all IlunorN rrom Hie wort nfsftila to h common
Jtlctck. rinple, or Eruptla. Mercurial ttlBeaM1,
Mineral l'olon. tin.) their effect, are eradicated,
ami vigorous health and a sound constitution estab
lished. Eryslpetaa, Patt-rheun, rever Bore. Beabr
oe slouch Skim In pliorf. all tll-eases caused by bad
Mood, nre conquered by ttils powerful, purlf) lug, and
Invigorating wedlclue.
Ksiieclally has It manifested Its potency In curing
Trttee, IIom stash. Ilotla. Carkunrles, ekiee Ejea.
Hcrorulona Hast and SwrUlnaa, Whtto Swelling.,
lioltra or Thick Neck, and Enlarg-ed tllanda.
If you feel dull, dropsy, debilitated, have sallow
color of akin, or jellowlsli-brown spots on face or
body, frcqueut headucho cr dizziness, bad taste In
nioutli. Internal beat or chills alternated with hot
flushes, low spirits ami gloomy fortbodlngs, Irregular
appetite, and tongue coated, you are suffering rrom
Torpid liver, or M lllUou.aras.' In many cases of
uver i Mnpui.i " only pars oi mese symptoms aru
ifscoverr has no cunal. as
Ittffecta perfect and radical curca.
in Uiu cure of Ilra-nchltla, Herere Coucba, and the
early stages of Ccnsumptlon, it has astonished tho
mt'ffleal faculty, and eminent pli)slclana pronounce
It Hie greatest niedlcal discovery or the age. While,
pvcrest Coughs, It sirengthens the system
Use blood, bold by druggists.
!l'E, Jl. Ii.. ITop'r, World's Dispensary
anil Bunneai
11 cures inerevereM
urlfleatk
and Invalids' Hold, HutTalo, N. Y.
It. V. PIEI
1. I'ltfld'F. M. !.. IW
easaw.
size 1
OP
PELLETS
C5 t GIANT
No qm of UlttaB tho taw, repulslTP, nauwous pllla,
comnorwl of cheap, cniir and bulky InKrctiimt.
TheJe l't lift aru MarotMj Urircr than muiUirJ mwU.
llttiv nt!ilrvrret'a!rno particular care Is re
quire!. bile utlng Mem. Tliey operate without ilia,
lurbanre to the const! tutloD, met. or occupation.
Knr laundlcr llrftdtwhe Conattatton, Itnpura
blood, I'aln In the hhonldcra. Ttahti.cn of the 4'bt-at,
iMtt.ftt'sM, Bour ltictnt1ona from tbe Htomoch lUtfl
Tm. In tk 11 out h, HltlOBO ttlttu-Vav I'olii In rrhn
r Kldnt-fk Internal Ftrer, I.toot4 feltnc about
Momarb, Ituavn of Wood to Head, take lr, Fierce'
I'lcoaont rurtlte rU. Id explanation of tho
remedial t-owir of thiwi i'uriratlve l'olltu ovir a
treat aarlety of ulcnc, K maybe eaut tliai ineir
action upon tbe animal rronamy U unlfcr!, not m
(land er (Imuc nwaplnc t brtr MHatUe larra. Afro
the
They arc augar-coateil and InclOBetl In Kl.ias bottle.
Illtir unilt'S nt-iUK imrvuj jjivmi uiiiuijjBiii.v4 iui
any Iructh of time. In any t liniatc, bo that they aro
ala)afrthaml reliable. Thlals not the case wltH
fill! put up In cheap wooden or past board boxes,
or all diseases whero a Laxative, Alterative or
1'urratlTr, It Indicated, tbcae little Pellet will glT9
tho moat rorfect satisfaction. Sold by dracskt.
It. V, l'tEitt-'E, M. !.. IHorR, WorKTa Dlepeneary
and Invalid Hotel, liuffalo, Ji. y.
CATARRH
BVMPTOU&Frcnucnt head
ache, disc barge felling Into throat,
Bnmctlmrr. nrnftiw. WHlfjrr. Illicit
(viiwruia. TuiriilerjL. offensive, fie.
tn other, a rtryneaa, dry, watery, weak, or lnflaniJ
tyea, atopplnji up, or obitrucUon, of the nasal pai
aKia, rlnclUK lo mra, deafae, liawklng and tougli
Idk to clear the throat, ulceration, aeaba from ulcer.
Voice altereU.nafial tw ting, otk oelve breath. Impaired
sr total deprivation of Kme of eruell and tasU-. dlz
llneea, mental deprewlon. lot of appetite, litdlge
lion, enlarged touills, tickling cough, etc. Only a
fcir of them symptom are likely to be prcet nt In any
;ase at one. time.
DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY
produce radical enrea of the worst cases of Catarrh,
ao matter of how Ion standing. The liquid rein.-ly
Biay t wiuffed.or Intux applied by thH usu of Dr,
I' IE mars Uouctie. This is the only form of lnstru
aicnt 5 et Invented m Itti which fluid indlKine can Ixi
;arrled high tT and perfectly aitlikd to all
part of the affected nasl passagis, anl the cbani
ber or caTltlea communicating therewith, la which
lores and nicer frequently calst, and from which
the catarrhal discbarge generally proceeds. Its umj
. plcanant and easily undiTstood. from dlrvtlaaa
ice.iropanTtng each Instrument. J)r. An,
urrh Remedy cures rtcent attacka of cll I"
llra4Mbya few applications. It 1 mild and pkat
int to UMveonUlaliig no atrongor eauatli drum or
oolaona.. Catarrh IU mi-dy and Douche aold by 4rf
ruta, it. V. tierce, M. 1 lrop'M orla's Ui
yeutary and InTalldtt JIoU.1, liuiTalo, X .
& ug, tu, 'in
II u) Tii-iin.
ESPY PLANING MILL.
The unileralnrd ietaj of tbeKfepy HaDlug Mill,
la pitpircU lo do ail klocU bl ulJl work.
Doors, Frames, M, Blinds, etc.
made to order en short notice.
tdllitacUon guar.
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luoctuburg, n.
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H. T, HELMBOLD'S
COMPOTJJSTD
FLUID EXTRACT
BUCHU.
PHARMACEUTICAL
SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR ALL
DISEASES
OF THE
BLADDER & KIDNEYS
For Debility, Loss of Memory,
Indisposition to Exertion or Uusi
iiess.Shortness of Breatii,Troublc(l
with Thoughts of J)isoiise,Dinmess
of Vision, Pain in tho Buck, Chest
und Head, Rush of Plood to the
Hend, Tale Countenance and dry
km.
If these symptoms are allowed
to go on, very frequently Epilep
tic Fits and Consumption follow.
When the constitution becomes af
fected it requires tho aid of an in
vigorating medicine to strengthen
and tone up the system which
"Hclmbold's Buchu"
DOES IN EVERY CASE.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
IS UNEQUAL J3D
lly any remedy known. It Is prescrllK'd by the most
eminent physicians all over tho world, In
Rheumatism.
Sperniatorhcea,
Neuralgia,
Nervousness,
Dyspepsia,
lndige.-tion,
Constipation,
Aches and Pains,
General Debility,
Kidney Diseases,
Liver Complaint,
Nervous Debility,
Epilepsy,
Head Troubles,
Paralysis,
General III -Health,
Spinal Diseases,
Sciatica,
Deafness,
Decline,
Lumbago,
Catarrh,
Nervous Complaints,
Female Complaints, itc.
Headache, Pain in the Should
eis, Cough, Dizziness, Sour Stom
ach, Eruptions, Uud Taste in the
Mouth, Palpitation of the Heart,
Pain the region of the Kidneys,
nnd a thousand other painful symp
toms are the otlspnngs ol dyspepsia.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU
Iiivigoi'iatf n Hie Sioinncli.
And stimulates the torpid Liver,
Bowels and Kidneys to healthy ac
tion, in cleansing tho blood ot n'l
impurities, und impurtinir now life
and vigor to the whole .system.
A single trial will bequite suili
cient to convinco the most hesitat
ing of its valuable remedial quali
ties. PHIOE $1 PER BOTTLE,
Or Six ItoKlcN lor $5.
Delivered to any address free from
observation.
"Patients" may consult by letter
receiving the same attention as by
calling, by answering the following
questions :
1. Olto your nomo and post-onico address,
county and state, and our neareal express omco t
1. Your aitj ana bex t
3, Occupation T
MarrMorilniclot
6, lleli'ht, weliht, now and In health 7
t. How loaf havo )ou Uen.lck T
T. Vour complexion, color or lialr and eyes T
S. Ilae you a btoop'ns or erect gait ?
. ItelaUi wlt-iout reRTVutlon all jou know about
ourcaae. Kaclosti ono dollar as consultation feo
Your letter will then receive our attention, und we
will lilvo you tho imturo or jour itlseaw and our
candid opinion concerning a euro.
Competent physicians attend to correspondents,
All letters thould bo addressed to iljiensatory,
IVI7, nibert street, Philadelphia, i'o.
H. T. HULMBOLD,
Drnuglat and Obemlit.
I'lllLAUELl'IllA, J'A,
SOLD EVEnVWUEIti:
Marcli.I,lSJ-Ir
BLOOM SB URG STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Rov. D. J. WALL R, Jr., A. M., Principal.
TIUSSCIKKIl
ICIKMll,. Mitt present constituted, olltrn llw very best r.telllttesfor 11-orpssloniil and niusslcaltearnlnfr.
ii;si.iel0U8, liitltlnj,' andeommoillous j eumplettb' heated by Mcam, wellu'ntllated, lighted by gas, and liiriilslmd with n
ltiilldlncsKti
VUKit loi'i henlthtut, ami tusr nf .ircess. Tuael.ers exiH-rleneed, rm.-tenl, nnd .tllv.i to their work. Discipline, rtrm l.iit kln.l. imlform and thorough. Hxpf riser
modemti" Kltty eent!) week dedui lion In all rtppi niiK tu l.-.ttli. Mudents ndmllled ut any lima, llooins lescrud when deslii'd.
Courses of tstudy prencrlDed by Ihe M.ue :
I. Mtxlcl Scliocil. II. 1'rciHrnloiy. III.
Adiunel Courses ! I. At-aileinle. Il.Coiiiiucrt'i.'il. III. tViursp In Mii'Io. IV. Ctiurse in Art.
Courses : 1. At-aileinle, ii.tiiiiiiicn i.'ii. 1 11. murse 111 .mihic. 11. uuiesiueii, , ,v..,,
ntary. sclentlllc nnd-taste.il Courses am PUOPnssitiN'At., and students tfr.idu.itnslhereln, leet'lte suit; '"PXii'oN'Sn.e!? 1 iVfi IcaU-f?
litlieirn-ps; Master of tlm hieinentsi Muster of tho . sciences I .Master ot tho Classics. ilradu.Ues In tho other Courses ieeelo Noriinil ccrtllltates
Tlio riementjiri'
enriesnnnillnL hi'i
lll'irHIUimini'insMKI'U ii.v tiiuwiineintM in-, i.ii.in,
'l iet'ourse ur muiii iire.scriueu uy me riatc isuuenu, ana me? jieiiiinu imnuiiuiutuuni iuiv
Th,.sil,.rmiii1r,..LlilLrliernnl,.riireltl7i-n.hln. Tlmllmi'S del Mild It. Ills onoot tlir Krlmo oblects ot
gent anil efficient Tfitehcra for her m-lin.il To thts end It sollelts ynunir Persons ot i;ood iitillttlcs and rjood pm poses i hose 1. d'-sii e in 11 n r m, 111. ir
HUd t tielr talents, as students. 'I'd all such It promises aid In developing Ihctr powers, and abundant opportunities Iul w l'-llJ 'll,"r al,f r ,LM "" Sl-"uul- f or
uaiaio-jue, unures. 1110 rrincipai.
IIO.V. WII.I.IA.II i:i.ll'l!l,l Prr.tilriil llanril
sept. , '7U.-
WHAT TO WEAR AND 110W TO WEAR IT-
CALL AND SEE THE
NEW GOODS AND LATEST STYLES
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Consisting of an elegant line of Cloths Diagonal and Cassemeres of
English, French, German and Domestic manufacture,
FOR DRESS SUITS, FOR BUSINESS SUITS, &c.
-:0:-
i'llne Beaidly Made BqMinlmeiint
Is now replete witli all the LATEST NOVELTIES at VERY
LOW PRICES.
Neck-wear, Collars, Gloves, Scarfs,
Half Hose, Hats, Caps, &c
PEARL SHIRT
ALWAYS ON HAND.
HEADQUARTER SFOB
Trunks j, $&tckls, Valises, &q
ida LowEBEim
' ( .1 ENDORSED BY OVER THIRTY SEWING 1
: : I A MACHINE EXHIBITORS AT THE rTV
O 0 EXPOSITION UNIVERSELLE, WOjr
C0 I Paris, 1878 JGSO&
AND INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, JtLMr
PHILADELPHIA, 1876, LC IP T1 '
As being "Very STRONG, SMOOTH, and Htata f J
EXCELLENT THREAD." JaGXNXjr tiiD ,77c'.
r "pn"RAGE . ,a?MyyMArJUFACTURED at ;
3USTRY2,flr MOUNT HOLLY, N.J.
'jfcEfSrtDALSPkRS.. PHILADELPHIA.
April IS, '70-ly
WhiteSewing Machine Co, Cleveland, qhiq,
April IS
vlt dint d for ntw invention .or for improvement!
on old ont for wftltcalor othtr compntmrtt, trade
wnrkt and liiltft, (ireats, Atinnmtntt Intet
ftrenctt, Avpealt, fiutt for Infringements, and
alt can t arising under the 1'titi ut J.mr, prompt
tu attntded to - t nrrnlioim that htivr bten
lythe patent Of-
I Jlee vmu still. 1
1, tn
jiattnUa by us. Jittuy onpustts the lT, .V. J'atent
Department, and. engaged i a Talent lusintts ex
cluslvtty, tc can make closer starches, and stents
Paitnts mora itroinvtlu. ttnd toith hrmtdir clalma.
1 most cases, oe
than thoKt whn ar rnnntt from W'ashi anton
senn us a iiki
tl or sittch of
fnur dtrlit! tr
make txaminatitfiis and tide Imm ,im in imttntnhllitij
f'ri-e etfeharffr. All correspondent strtrtlyton
Mential. I'rU-es lowtiind S O It.ltttii: C.V-
W'snftr tn, Kashtnatnn, to Ifan. Po&tmaster
Otntral IK SI. Key, Jtev, K U. puwr. The firman
American National iank,t vflelals tu the V, H.
Pattitt Ojfiit, and to tirnutors and liertstntutlets
in lthQreis: and vttptctnllii to ourtlitntstn entry
btatt in the lutein and in f'utunttt. AddrtSS
Opposite J'attut OjiUt, lushinytou, D. U
BUfllNESH CAKDH,
VWlTINOCAMDf.
LUTTBHHKA H,
lilLL IIKAPM.
miKKS, AC, AC.,
Neatly tnd Cheeply jrlnKd tit theCoLUU
lilAN Oic6,
79 4W. d
Klenieiilary. IV, Cl.iwieil.
ui
of Tn e.
THE GENTS'
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT
Is now full of the latest styles of
PEARL,
NICHOLS, SHEPARD CO.,
llattlu Ori)i, Mluli,
ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
"VIBKATOR"
THRESHING MACHINERY.
TI1K Matclilev (.rsi.n.Sn.Imr, Tlmp-SaTlair,
and )1un v lux Tl r tT f ihl 1i sti'l fDr
liun Hr ! Hr ilry I-r I: 1 W.rH, lrf,t t Ivkalof,
kua iur but lug urum irum h
S1KVM I'oMi-'Ilii.htriiSi.iilHll). KjiCfUl
ftltctof hcrfttiri lUfcJo tinljr for Xuaw i'wwtr,
OVU Vnrtrulctl Mram llinfclier Knlnfs,
luenU, far brjuttil ruj ultttr luAi r avlnd.
TIIK i:N TIKK Thrcliinir Kxj.i-uim find nfltn
lliroo Ut ait time I hat ftiuouul) u k rvia4 if lh
Eitr Uraln U t'j i Inij nneJ Untlnti,
Git V IX HaUeri ntll not ttutmlt to Ihe tnor
mom wiMtutis t-f (lrlii ttml th Infitrior work ittut
kll otbrr tuacLiltsii, leu iuc oitetl ii tb 41lTerci.o,
NOT Only Vastt) Surtrlor fur hem, OH-,
Pari It. kd4 Ilk (ir.lni. tut th iLr ueci
ful Tbr,h-r In H.a, Tlcmihj Mlllit, Cktwr, a4 UU
hewli, Rnjuln no i'BtUchtiK!iU' f "rctuildliif " u
I. Tliorbuifh Horkniantlili), tlfirant Flntih.
lrrfti tloa uf Pari. ttu, U tone bt Kqultimtot, tia.t
ur Yniuit'R Tbrmlur (Juifiu r UoooiiiwaHe,
Ilea Work, liU ito Uikrlui c r b:ttUti1iifi,
FOl'U hlirit of Kvpuraton Mailt, ltanttlnte
(fbu hi luTvclToIluiMilu, auii tHklilMrUuUbi
tl Utr f v or W Oialch. '
FOU Wrtlculara, Call on our UeaUra or
nt u ui luf llUuUftUd Ckniaiku.wbkb t luail tlx
J.CKItUMM & into.,
TIKB0TV1U.K, l'A,,
AKtnu for NorlUumlicrlani), Slontour and Columbia
counties.
Jan. io,-cia r
TO
1VrAUVJI,()IXfLsliL cif I'.rf uwl.tu-
bountiful supply of pure.soft
. Uinr( in l'ii.viciu Liiuure.
,i.rtn t nn, l.,.u (.,tlnina
lv.:;', , 7 v.. T, rnrnutiiMr. inirlll.
Ihls SOUoul to help In see ire It. bi t urn sill IK in cm;
,, u
V. V. IIIt,LM l.lt, Secreliirj,
C. IE- SAVAGE,
DRAI.EIt IN
Silverware. Watchcs.Jowclry.Clccks.&c,
:r itcinowl to the Tost onicu bulWinK, flrsTdoor
atKjte ttio Kxnnnre uotci.
All Kinds pt Wntchrt, Clocks and Jewelry neat
ly repulied and warranted.
may 1", 'Is-tt
SAVE '2r VM UKNT.
FMISflfR
"IIVY Or TIIK MAKKIt'
VMyanl Xoultics ami Disigni unparalhtcd for
cfuapnetA.
An era minationof our stock is xtronnlii uraid.
Jl m unquestionably thr larycM in the City, ami for
yood won: the loueu price.
For Example :
llnndsomo t'otlnc Itctlroom uitfl, $lfi nml upward,
KlPtrani well-mmlf l'flrlor.ulis, i-isaml upward.
Nina Walnut Itoflroom suits, fiSiui1 upsvurd.
Oupl'Ii Anno I'.i tern MdNioanN. Jilt hikI unward.
iuccn Anno rat tern DlMiij chair, fa .o and upward.
And i:erj' description of Household furniture
Iti'ddln. Mirrors, fornleca, Draptrlt's, &c, at tho
TIIK "GMPtrS" I'ATJIST VAltl)l)ltI2 UKIV
manufactured (solely by ts tho cheapest and be&t
GEO. C. FLINT & CO.,
.MAKUl-'ACTL'KEns.
Stores : 104, 10S & 108 West 14th Street,
lletw eun cm and "Hi A cs.. one door west or Ctli A e
NEW VOllK.
ateo April 4-2mo'i,
The most extensive Manufacturers of Ililhard
Tables in existence.
The J. M. Brnnswick & Balke Co.
CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, ST. LOWS
AND
724 Broadway, Now-York.
NcwLtt and most elegant st) les of
BILLIARD TABLES
AT LOWEST PRICES.
Elegant Parlor, Dining, Library and Bil.
liard Tables combined, size 3x6; slate
beds perfect cushions, complete with balls
and cues, $50.
Adores uhichi vcr hutue is nearest your city.
Ibe J. It. Brunswick & Bailee Co
Feb. 7, 1H-2CW
A Purely Vegetable Remedy
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS,
PILES, GRAVEL,
CONSTIPATION,
LUMBAGO,
RHEUMATISM,
.DIABETES.
(A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY)
A pnriljrvegctablo compound, not doctored with
polaonousllquora , being dry-a gentle cathartic and
cffcctlvo tonic nuro to iffectually euro omoot tho
most common and painful dlscacs that bailie med
ical skill. Thoso ho have been cured when all
othcrmeanjfailed,Juth,ay:"Itls the greatest
UoHlogof tho ago." "I btllcvo I ehonld not now
bo alive but for It." Fhyslcluns In regular practice
ay: 'H works Ilko a charm and effectively."
'oit sam: iv aij, imuwiisTs.
I V-ir lb, Kl DNT.V.W ORTrsanvl other h W r.Ily bbltliml.
Waixa, JUCItAlatoU 4 CO., lrul tlctun, iwUuKtuii, u
March;, iTti-iy
Pi
i p c r
Jlanging.
WM. F. HOJ51NI3,
IKOX bT., 1IKLOW hlX-O.Nll, IIUIOMSIIUIMI, PA.
Ii piepared to do all kinds of
HOUSE FAXNXX1VO
I'laln und Ornamental,
PAPER HANGING,
UUTII DECOKATIVC AND PLAIN.
-Ill IUiiiIn r I'liriiitiiiu ltfiali-Gil,
ami uiailtt us kooiI ax nnv.
NONK UUT KlltbT CLASS WOIIKJIENIJIPLOVEU
Estimates Mado on all Work,
war. F. nouiNE.
Oct, 1,1879,
una fij-Kit is e pub irn '
R DWELL & pHtSMAH
- Adverlising Agents.
THIHRta GHttlNUT ST8.. r. LOW, Ml.
rXDlNDnlLIADLE?"!
$ l)n.. HANronn'i) Liveii Im-monATon $
Jinn Standard 1 iimlly Homctly for
t diseases of tho Liver, Stomncl
nnd Bowels. It is rurely
J Vegetnlile. It nevsr
lVl.ililjiles It is Tl 9fT
SCntbnrtionnJ ,Jjrt
5Trmlc. H-Z
8' A6 ' VB1 5
i
5y
5 .tPcfl
5 ' tlcO
The 2
jji rer
T I
1 'tOVSlI MWm Kl InviirorfitorJ
v-kM BalBaSja a...
una own used
in mv urnotinnS
d br tho nnliUn. 2
more thmi Hfi vonra !
" iritli unprecedented results!
" o r n n pod riDnin a
iS. T.W. SANFORD, M.D., MSiS J
7 AtriiMiiiiiiTniUTULtni'mitiriTtnni, S
April is, 'in o'. V
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
JOUTllEItN CKNTKAL KAILWAY
WINTElt TIME TAIiLE.
On and ntter Sunday. Noember in, ts:.tho trains
on tliol'hl'adolphla & Erli Ita iroad Division v II run
aa follows :
WJSsTWAUli.
Krlo .Mall leaves l'lilladelphta 11 f'.'. p 111
" Ilarrlsburtf 4 2. am
" " William" port sarmiu
" " .leincy hhoro 11 07 am
" " lck Haven 040 a in
' " ltenovo 11 11 1 am
" nrrtvo at Erlo 7 SB 11 m
Niagara Expressleatcsl'hlladclphla 7i0am
imrnsuuri? inwatii
" arr. at W llliamsport 2 011 p m
" Iek llaten 3 25pm
Fast Lino leaves l'hlladclnlita 11 43 a 111
' llarrlsbur 83pm
M arrlvont Wllllamfeport 7 25 pin
" " Lock lln i'ii 8411pm
EASTWAItl).,
l'aciilc Express leaves lack Haven 0 40 a m
" " Jernoy M.oro 7 14 a 111
11 " llllamsport 7 bs a m
" arrive at llarrlsbure 11 65 a in
' " Philadelphia 3 10 p m
Day Express leaves Iok llaten 11 211 a 111
" ' V'llllamsport 12 4iipm
" arrltont llartlsUuru 4111pm
' " l'hlladelphla 7 20 p in
Eile Mall leaves ltenovo ssspm
" " Ixiek llaveni 043pm
" " Wllllamsrort lti3pm
" arrltesat llarilsbnrg 2 45nm
" " Philadelphia Tiuutn
Fast Lino leates u llllamsport 12 S3 11 in
arrlt es at I larrlsburir 3 r.3 a m
" " Philadelphia T 40 a m
Parlor can will run between I'hlla iclphla nnd
Wlllainsport on Nlajrara Express wcht, Erlo Exprefes
west, Philadelphia Express east, Day Express east
aud lunday Express cast. Sleeping cars on all night
trains.
WM.A. 1ULDW1N,
(leneral supt,
TVrOKTHKIlN CEXTItAI. KAILW'AY
1 COMPANV.
()n and after November 20th, 1S73, trains will leavo
Sunbury as follows :
NOItTIIWAIID.
Erlo Mall 5.20 a. m., arrive Elmlra 11 ,r,
11 Canandalgua... 3.35p.rn
Hochcster 5.15 "
Niagara 9 40 "
Itcnovo accommodat Ion 11.10 a. ru. arrlto Wllllamt-
portl2.&sp. m.
Elmlra Mall 4.15 a. m., arrive Elmlra" 10.20 a. m.
Buffalo Express 7.13 a. tn. arr he buffalo s.w a. m
SOUTIIWAIID.
lluctalo Express 2.50 a. m. arrive Harrlsburg 4.i a.
" llaltlmoro 8.40 '
Elmlra Mall 11.15 a.m., arrive Ilarrlsburgl.M
" Washington 10.30 "
" li.Utlmoro 0.30 "
" Washington 8.30 "
Harrlsburg accommodation 8.40 p. in. an Ivu Han Is
burg 10.50 p. m.
nrrlv 0 lialtlmoro 2.25 a. ra
H Washington 0.13
Erie Mall 13.63 a. ra. arrive Harrlsburg 3 us a. m)
" llaltlmoro 8.40 "
" Wasldngton 10.35 "
All dally except Sunday.
D. M. liOVD, Jr., Oeneral Passenger Agent
A. J. CASSATT, General JIanattr
pmi.ADKl.PII A AND HEADING KOAD
ARKAN'GEMEKT OE PASSENGEll
THAINS.
May 11, 1S71I.
TRAINS LEATK KUrKKT AS KOLI.OWS(srNDAY KXCKPTEU
For New York, Philadelphia, Heading, PollsUUe
Tainaqua, Ac., 11,45 a. m
For Catawlssa, 11,43 a. ra. 7,21 and 7,55 p, ni.
For V!lltamsport,C,2S 9,03 a. m. and 4,o! p. m.
IllAIKSKOR BrrSRT LEATg A3 KOLLOW8, (8lnAT BX
CKITKI1.)
Leave New York, 8,45 a. iu.
Leavo Philadelphia, 9,45 a. m.
Leave Heading, 11,55 a. in., Pottsvllle, 12,89 p. ra
andTamao.ua, 1,35 p. m,
Leavo UaUnlssa, 0,20 8,50a. ra. and 4,110 p, ra.
Iat e Wtlllamsport ,9,45 a.ni.2,15 p. ra. and 4,50 p. m
Passengers to a r.d from New York and Phlladtl
phla go througa u uhout change of cars.
J. B. WOOTTEN,
C, 0, HANCOCK, Cicneral Manager.
. tieneral Ticket Agent,
Jan.i4,i37o-tr.
TT EI.A WAKE, LACKAWANNA
ANB
X vm-11'll.KJI UAILKUAU:
BLOOMSIIUKO DIVISION.
Ttmo-Tablo No. 39, Takes effect at 1:30 A. M
ttnWlllV lltvt, in ,o.a
SOUTH.
a
ma
ir
ill
sm mm m m . c
. aW - ,
s w r" . a " .t mm sm a
. aW mA m 0
s miu. uw mm m mw
Siyilan
mem w or-.
m mm lor
seranton
llellevue
.'luylorvum...
. ..Lackawanna.
1'lttstun
.. West l'lttiton...
Wyoming.
JIallby
Dennett
Kingston
Kingston
..Plymouth June.
Plymouth
Avondalo
a.ra. p.m. p.m
9 35
' to 0 IS
2 10 C 21
i!l t 25
2 SO 0 SI
2 S8 C 40
i ii a 17.
9 45
19 58
I
10 07
2 49 6 60
'.' 6.1 6 63
2 S7 U 61)
10 IS III I 10
10 33 3 15 I M
3 10 7 18
3 15 7 25
3-21 7 S3
3 20 7 ii
10 29
10 34
.Hunloek'sircek'.'
10 4 2 8 35 8 1 4
.MiicK(tninny...
....Dick's Kerry,...
,...Ucaeh Haven..
Itf.rwlclr
10 63 3 50 5 25
11 07 4 OJ 8 45
11 13 4 10 8 66
11 It) 4 18 9 OS
briar I'reek.".!.,
...Willow drove,...
4 23 7 15
4 V) 7 2J
4 S3 7 30
I Jl 1 44
uino jtiuge
r,,v
...bloom&burg,.!,'!
lrnn,-t
11 39
11 45 4 43 8 (l
Catawlssa bridge!
11 67
12 18
5 Oil 9 5
6 18 8 21
111 9 6t
o 30 9 65
6 45 9 to
I'uuviue
.....Chulasky.
.No'flhumbcrtancL
12 45
p.m. p.m. a.ia
p. , , . W. F. HALSTKAtJ, bupt.
Hupsrlntendeot's onice, Bcranton, Juno 10, 1818.
"yAINWIilOHTACO.,
WHOLESALE OltOC'EltS,
PUIUDILI-lllA,
Dealers In
TEAS, BY1IUJH, COFFEE, KUOAlt, MOLASSES,
KICK, bl-ICSa, SICABB SODA, 40., tO,
N, E, Corner Second and Arch streets,
I ""Orders v. Ill receive prompt attention.
THIS PAPEn IS KEPT ON TILE
AT THE OP
MM
AT THE Ori'IOE OP
TIMro r rttus - nni.
BtfffofllVo I'HILAUtLrHlfl
.... 'ur. t'ltialiiiit mill Klululi HI a.
ho receive AuvirtUcments 7,.r thl PaKr.
FTIMATCC ut lalHtat dull llutM
VSi" L1-" '"' Kv'.ir Ad,f rlMm
"a 3c fur A VKU tb hliKH MANlAU
p.m. p.m. a.ra.
30 4 12 9 10
9 23
9 17 9 37
9 OS 9 30
8 68 3 61 9 21
8 61 3 40 9 19
8 40 3 4l 9 14
1! 41
12 M
8 33 3 30 9 04
8 13 3 10 8 44
8 23 3 20 SB
8 12 3 12 8 47!
8 04 3 04 8 39
7 61 2 51 8 28
7 88 2 S9 8 17
7 F2 2 34 8 12
7 23 2 28 8 00
7 18
7 14
7 10
IW SM 7 44
60 1 67 7 Ss
0 M 1 61 7 3J
IS In 7 J9
0 27 1 27 7 11
0 15
Ul 1 00 6 43
P-m. p.m. a.m.
T