The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, March 05, 1880, Image 3
Ill U U U 1J U XIX 1J 1 11 L 1 iii.onttsni'iin, uniHT.Mutcii 5, ismj Itall Itoad Time TaJiIo. ACKAVANNA llLOOMSHUWI IIA1LUUAI) KORTU. BOl'TII. rrnmrnndatlon Train T ft A.M. Mall Train T.SsA. M 4.13 P. M fj-rtof n-.nln I.nrt 11 I l Express Train , 6.M 1'. M. CATAWISSA HAIL UOAD KOKTII. HOCTI1 mmhmaIa Anliln It OS A f , oft H t Re ular Kxprcss 4.00 1', 11, 11,15 A, M, Tnronsn cars on Kxpresnraincuucrto sew ioik Or rnitadclphlt. Accommodation train runsbctween Oatawtssa and Wllllamsport. HTAOK LINKS. camiika Asn ili.ooM?Rntfi. Iftvo Cnmbra Mondav. wruncRiiay ami rrway m nnni a. m nrrivoai liloombunr by ll:3i. a. m. I.rav3 I'.lomnsburi? on name days alter arrival of l'lilladclphla mall. Tuciiny, Tiiursaiv nnu tauird.iv atTisn n. m., nrilvlnsr at IHoomsburir Ijy u m. Leavo llloomi burtr tin same dais alur arrival or rnrladclplita mall Dally mall from Iiloomslurg to .Mlllvllle, Benton and lllnomsburir. A dally stone lino leal lug iifnion in me muniing uuu returning in mu eve ning ot the e.itno day, MAIL HOUTES. Tuesday, 'liinrsday anil Saturday at 0:30 a. m., arrt In? at IHoomsburir by lit n. m. I,eavo lllooms. burg on same daj a alter arrival ot I'lilladclplil.t mall. Bentov and HiOM,r.rRfl. leaves Ilenton Monday. weunesiuy ana i riu.iy nil n. m.. nrnwnir ai llloomiburc at 2 p. m. leaves IHoomsburir 1 iim. day, 'Inurnday nnd oaturday at s a. iu arriving at ll-'iilimnlip. m. runuc SALES. Aaron Koter will pell (lie rcnl etale of Mar tha llencock. ilcee.'Heil. in Urccnwoou townnilii on rriuav, Aiarcn inn, nt i o ciock i. hi. J, 1!. ltoblson, cxreutor of lielsy ltobion ciectuaeu, win pew reii ciaie in iiiooiiiiiiru, March came In very much like a tame lion, Mr. l' I). Koons of Wilto-tarrc was in town I--. c,..-.i-.. Tlie Gatctte it Jlutlctin is as handsome as can )r. K. Jncoliylias opened a Dentil office. In liaittiian a iiiock. Senitnr W. A. Wallicc will nlcac accent our thanks for i.tihlic document?. Mi-s Kiln McKinney rclurmil last Monday from Muncy where tlio has been vKiling. Hon, Thomas Chalfanl, of Ihe Danville In- tdlt'jcnctr, ha bten seriously ill for pome lime. The lint given fr the Mincri' Hospital at AMiliiul has been properly ilee leJ to the com mission. Mrs. Nicely, mother of Mr. J. I. Tustin' tlinl at l.cwisburg on Wednesday evening at the advanced age of 03 years. Samuel Hiley lin been chosen Heident Kngi neer of Ihe Locust Mountain Coal Company, at Ahland, vice L. A. Hiley resigned. Adiocatc. We should hive na'iieil Mr. 1'r.ink Dent Icr in place of V H. Tubb", as one of the film that has lea-id the Opera Ilone. Tin "Pirates of l'eniince" troupe will visit Danville fODn after the close of the Lenten season. AVc are slail to knrn that Fred 1!. Ilarltnan of Uuck Horn has recovered from his recont illness. K. L. Kramer, formerly of Glen City, this county, is now living at Honceverte, Green Jlriar county, West Virginia. Captain Iirockway lias been confined to his bed for the rust week, with a heavy cold on the lungs, Ce hope he may soon recover. The Exchange Hotel still maintains il3 rep utation as one of the bept ill the slate. No pains are spared for the comfort nnd conven ience of guests. The Williamiport Jjtinnrr hat been purchas ed, by Col. S.ill.ulu & Sou, who aho control the ,S'iiu, nnd it is said that tho two will soon bo consolidated, H. W. Sloan is in l'hiladelphia making pur chases fjr the completion of his new sture building. Tho firm of Lutz & Sloan will move into it about the first of April. Jioworlli's Hibernieawas exhibited in the Opera llou-o on Wednesday night to a ratln-r small house, (hough they deserved a better. This troupe sent one Iiunilrul tl illars from here as a contribution to the Irish reliel bind. Tito obituary notice in tho llccnnl of the lime of Wednesday is rather premature, C'apt, Jlro:liW.iy is not dfad, as announced by that paper, The offices of I. W. McICelvy, William Neal & Sons and the D. I & W. Jt. It., have been conutcli'd by telephones. Hie iiistruniinis were made by the Western Klcclric Company. A young son of Jackrou SlmflVr was kicked in the fate by a horse on Sunday la-t. Dr. Iteber wjs imnHtliately summoned ami dressttl the wuur.il. .He is lying in a viry critical con- dltiLll. Sive your rjgs ami waste piper Ihey have gono up to thiee and fjur eenls per pound. Old pip. r is worknd over ngiin, and it pays well to save it fjr the rag men. Any family can save enou.'h in old rags and paper each year to pay for all the newspaptis they luke. Here is rather an odd fact conncctitl with the recent election. Miss llnm Slutter was elected school dirictor in l.ehigh township by a handsome uiijoiity, defeating her fithcr,who was also a candidate. It's the first case of the kind we have ever known. Wtltabarre Hie II. J. Clark and II. V. Zirr Ktq,, have pur chased ihe Unangst building adjoining CI irk & Son's storo. We understand that a staimay will be put up through ihu rooms now occupied by Mr. Zarr,nnd he projioses to move his offiie to tho second tloor over the store. "Logan Colliery" is the name adopted foi the new coal operation at Centralis of Messrs Itiley, Lilly and Lentz. The Improvements are going forward as speedily as possible ami everything indicates Ihat the '"Logan" will be one oi the best, as well as Ihe largest colliery in this region, AMaud Advoeatt. A member of Ihe bar was arrested on Mon day, on a charge of embezzling the public rec ords. As we are Informed, tho facts are that he had in his possession certain original files which he refu-ed to return to the Prothonotarj's ollico on demand, A warrant was issued and ball entered for Ills appearance at May court. The superintendent of Ihe census has issued n cireularglving directions to supervisors in regard to the appointment ol enumerators stat ing that such apiointiueuts should bo nonpar tisan. In conclusion the letter says: "Ihe superintendent Is aware of no reasons existing in law for regarding women as Ineligible for appointment as tnumcratars. Each supervisor must be Ihe judge for himself whether such ap pointments in any number would be practically advantageous in his own district," The famous Tennessee colored Jubilee Sing ers will appear at tho Opera House this Friday evening, This troupe visited us a fewyean ago, and gave entire satisfaction, Their per formances nro entirely unobjectionable, being frequently given in churches, They nro high ly recommended by the press and clergy, nnd deserve a liberal patronage, Uo and hear them, Admission 25 cents. Iteserved seats 35 cents. Tickets at Clark's Book Sic re. Tho shrill whistling nnd fhouting of boys In tho gnllory nt tho Opern House previous to tho rising of the curlnin at entertainments thero ought to ho stopped. It Is very unpleasant to sensitive nerves. Harry Knipp Ins received on appointment from tho Western Union Telegraph Company. A son of W, 11. Point has taken his place In G. A. Clark's store. We nre reqticled to announce that the Greenbnck County Commlltcc will meet nt J. II. Itoblson'sofliccSatuitlay forenoon, March 13, for ihe purpose of representation In their Stnlo and National Conventions. .1, H I'ntisoy of Kspy and James Cook of Orange wcro bound over by list., Morris on Monday, on n chugs of robbing Sand's storo last fall, Two other persons wcro arrested, ami tho hearing continued until Saturday. Last Xotick All persons indebted to the estate of Peter Lnl, deceased, and to Ent llroilters nro hereby notified that these accounts must bo paid by May 1st or costs will bo in curred, Call at my office at l)looraburg. .March J,tf, U. It. Ext, Adm, ML'UDKU IN TIIK SECOND DEQHEI2. The trial of W. I). Shearmsn In Sullivan cotinly fir Ihe murder of George Yaunt last October, was htld at Lsporlc list week. An account of the crime was published in this pa lter at the time of ils occurrence. Huns. J. J Metznr, E, M. Dunham nnd E. W. Sweet do fended the prisoner. The jury retired nt5p i on 1'ridav af.crnoon, and returned at 9 willt a verdict of murder in the second degree. Judge Ingham senlenced the prisoner to seven years In the Eastern penitentiary Ni;V COINS. The country is likily sonn tu enjoy the nov elty of tin ec new coins, tho Coinage Commillec having agiced lo relinrt a bill authorizing the coinage of the Stella, the twenty-five gramme liver dollar, and ihe golohl tnelrlc doilir. The ttll.1 is a ftittr doll ir coin, of six grimmes of goll, three tenths of a grimme silver, nnd seven-tenths gramme copper. It is larger linn tho 5 gnl 1 ffece, and very Lrlght boking. The twtnly-live gramme d.illir contains t tie same nmoutit of silver as tw i sMvcr halve", and also six cents worth of gold. It Innks much like the stand ird silver dollar, though it is sin iller. Tho Wa'er Compjiiy will begin active oper ation in a very short time. They pioposc lo do what is fiir nnd liberal with Ihe public, and tneir nclion should be lcciproraltd. Works could be enclid sufficient for private supplies for half what it will cost for a fire protection. Looking to the inlerestsof the public the com pany propose to erect the more expensive noiks, so that if tho town desires, it can have an ample supply by paying a reasonable price for the same. Sr. I'atiiick's Day. Wednesday the 17lh of March is St. Patrick's day. It is Ihe cus tom for Iho sons of Erin to celebrate this occa sion with large processions, This year all pa geantry will be omitted and the probable ex pense of the celebrations In difl'eient cities will be devoted to the relief of their suffering coun. Hymen in Irelind, St. Patrick was a good Ilishop who did much to elevate and benefit the people of the Emerald Isle. Irishmen can best emulate his example by working on thai day nnd contributing their wages lo ihe relief oi their starving brethren. Mrs. Proul, living near Iluckhorn, in bak ing a cake recently, used some shoe powder (a kind of pulverized scap stone) iustead of bak ing soda. The mistake was not discovered un til the lady and her niece nte of it when they became very sick and began vomiting a phy sician was summoned and timely aid given. After a brief but severe sickniss they recover ed. Mr. Prout would not at first ascribe the cau-e lo the cake, but as they insisted it was tlut he tlir. w the cake in the yard. A dog, bogs anil (hiikens nil had a tatc of it, the hogs and dog lecovered alter severe sickness, but all of llio chiikens died from tho efitcts. Too much eareean nut bo taken in tho ine of articles for baking. THE MULE MIDDLE. We havo received an answer to the Ilible Itiddle, published in the isue of February 13, from S. D. N'eyhard of Lime ltidge He re fers lo the 7'Jml ver-o of the 1 llli chapter of St. Mark, which is as f Hows : "And ihe sec ond lime the coik crew. And Peler called to mind the word that .le-i's said unto them, lie fore the cock cruw twice thou shall deny ine thrice. And when be thought thereon he wept." This is ui.donbtedly a good answer lo Ihe riddle. Will our Slillwalcr correspondent please inform u whether it is tho correct one ? FATAL ACCIDENT. La-t Sunday afternoon a number of chihlicn living nenr Neil Sons' furnace were amusing tlii tiiselvis by building a fire on tho common between the load anil the railway. A sudden gttit of wind blew Iho tlanus on Ilia dollies ol Lena, a little daughter of John llehan, and in an instant she wis enveloped in fire. An al irm was given but no one was near enough to save her until James Lennon reached her, an I tak ing oil' his coat lhrew it around her nnd stnoth ei ed the fl line-. It was too bile. She was so bully injured tint sbedied on Monday morning aluut six o'clock. The Ucpublimn of list week repeals ils asser tion a 'msjority of the republicans law fit to support u. II. Ent for sherill. In tho faieol the figures Ihey w ill find it difficult to induce any one lo believe lliis. Out of s melbiu; over 1000 votes, nbjilt 400 were (Ireenbiekers, 1000 Democratic and the balance republican, which does not make a majority of the repub lican votes cast, by a long shot. It also elilms that Ils action lis. fall caused the elrction of two republican members of the board of Poor Directors of this district, but forgets to say that one of Hi candidates for that office was de feated, while l'airman, whom the editors of that paper threw overboard last fall, nnd an other gen ileman who censured the JtepuUiom editors severely for thir action in that matter, were elected. It strikes us that there is a lit' tie demornllzition in the ranks of the republi can party. DEATH'S 1IAHVEST. Death bus been busy for some time past in this community, and is gathering in the young, tho middle aged.und tho old. William Glger, brother of Mrs. P. Unangst, died last Friday of diopsy, and was buried on .Monday. Tho services were held nt tho Iteformed church,and wera enducted by liev. 0. 1). S.Mareby,owin; to the illness of Key. W. E, Krebs. Charles W. Snyder, ton of tho late William Snyder, died ut the residence of his brolher-ln law, C. W. Neal, on Monday morning, after a protracted illness. His uge was 3U years, 8 months am 9 days, Tho funeral look place on Wednesday morning at ten 0 clock and Ihe re mains were deposited in lite family vault, lieu Canfield Harrison died at his homo on East street on Saturday last, of dropsy, after an illness of about four months, at the age of scventyiono years. He moved hero Irom Lu zerne county about seven years ago. Hewas an assoclato judge cf that county for eight years Since ho has lived here ho has engaged in no active business, He leives a widow. The funeral took place ut the house 011 Tuos day afternoon, tho Itcvs. Mitchell an 1 Vocum officiating, Mr, Eda'ettdied nt tho house of his son A Edgclt on Friday last. Ho was buried 011 Sunday afternoon, THE COLUMBIAN AND MonNtNO and Evenino Staks Mercury will bo evening star about March 10, J11I7 fi, and November 3; nnd morning star about April 20, August 21 nml December 13. Venus will be morning star till July 13s then evening star the most of the year, Jupiter will he evening star till March l,i then morning slar till October 7 and evening star tho most of the year. On Inst Saturday, iho Mandrake Swamp Company, a company Incorporated for the pur pose of dinlnlng certain wet lands in Scott township and tho town of llloomiburg, met nt residence of Mr. Harvey Creveling, nnd or gan Ized by the election of tho following ofii cers i Mr. 1, S. Kulm as President j Mr. Thos. Creveling Jr. Treasurer j Mr, N. U. Punk Secretary. The board of directors Is composed of I.S. Kulm, J. H. Cievollng.Thos. Creveling Jr.,Huston ltobison nnd N, U. 1'unk. The company decided to proceed with Iho opening of the drains within fifteen days from the time of meeting, nnd that Ihe work be prosecuted In n reasonably rapid manner. ECLECTIC MAGAZINE. Tho March number of tho lJtct!e contains a portrait which an immense numb'r of reuders will bo pleased to have that of Charles He ule, the novelist, Mr. lteide hn, until very recent ly, eluded nil attempts of the photographer and portrait-painter, and ibis portrait In Ihe l'ckctk s, we believp, with the exception ol a wood cut In a recent number of Harper's HVeWy, the first that has appeared In America. It is ad mirably engraved on steel, nnd depicts a face full of character and expro.sion. the literary contents of Ihe number aro of the usual excellence and variety. Published by E. 11. Pclton, 25 Hind Slreet, New York. Terms, So per year s single num ber, 45 cents j Trial subscription for three months, $1. SUOAltLOAF ITEMf. The men along I'i'hingcrcek are hard at work galheting sugar water In great ipimliiie", although it is not very sweet this spring. The reason probably is because the wint r wis not cold enough. I think maple sugir will be plenty this scison. .Mr. .les'e llirtmm Itss been fpemling a nmith al lierv, lek- Mr. Diniel He's is talking of moving lo Orangeville, I am informed tu board student who are attending tho nctdtMiiy. The hotel that is nestle! dtuti rmong-t tho North Mouniaiii is lo receive a new inn keeper whose name I have not yet learned an I I think tint the gentleman will eimy himself while ftaj ing witli ns. Mr. Aaron It. Frilz has just returned from p lying a vi-itto his brothers in Sullivan coun ty- the protracted meeting is still progressing under lha tare of Ucv. Portlier, at tho lies, church. The school at Westcreek clo-cd on Saturday last. Little Joy UKIIWICK LETTEIt, Ens. Columbian : Those of us who do not court sleep loo nr clently during the early hours nt the day mav enjoy a free concert with the rubiti, blue-bitd and song-sparrow for choristers. Our merchnnts appear to be doing well New goods nre di-iilajed in various of the stores, liowmin A Crispin, list week, incicas ed there stock considerably. The Evangelical Conference of this district will meet here this and next week, giving abundmce ot divine vi-ilntlnn. Different of its members will occupy the pulpits of town next Sunday. "We are favored in this direetion having bad II i-hop Ilownnn wilh us for nearly a week and Chaplain M'Cahe one evening lit week though lie did not appear before Iho pub. lie. The Ilishop did not deliver a lecture I'ri day evening us was advertised, but gave us a most interesting description of 'ho manners, customs, and re'ligious of Jude.i as observed by him during a visit there a short time since On Sundiy morning lie occupied the pulpit in the M, K. Church. The congregation could not have been larger, and the walls of that church very rarely echo a sermon di-pliyin. greater depth of Ihou-ht expressed ill pi liner language than lint of his. lu iheevenirgMis, Stevens, repriscnting Woman's Foreign Mis sion, addressed ihe congngition. () ir entertainments h ive not all becnol a rc ligious n iture, during the p.i'l week, but seen lirtoj. Mi-sS, II. Anthony ihlivertd a lee- lure list Thursday evening in 1 lit? hull of tho Y. M. C. A., on " Wuium wints the doll ir not the ballot." The subject would giv.' one ihe impression tint litis is ihe proposition ihe dem onslrites. Nut so, however: she siys thai iiuii think woin in wants only the doll ir; she aims to show that worn in need-! Iho billot tu procure the doll ir, She his no sympilhy fur the leading political 1 allies ; sneers at the llepublicaus ; ri Monies Ine Democrats 1 sat iric.illy mentions "thud term," "lilaino" m.d ihe Chinauun," and "Uncle Sammy's barrel of manor." Tho lecture savoied 11 lillle of C'ininnini-11), by its arpiretit sympathy toward "driker-)," "leagues'! and "union." She tjn vinces one at 'oist of so much ; that li e rigid of sutTragc to w man would be of consldeiabl benefit lo spinsters atul wide ws. How ihe does litis, it wouli tike too much space to y. lilU'OUTEIl. Ucnvick, Pa. March 2id, 'SO. OHANCiKVILI.E ITEM1- Mr. Emanuel Sujder c night a veiy fine otter in Fishlngcieek a few diys ago. The fur, which is slid to be very valuable, was purchas' ed by Mr. Luwenberg, A troupe from .unlicoko entertilneil our citizens in Low's Hall Iat Saturday night with music, dancing and various performances. Tho elite of society was there ar d the h.ill well fill ed of course. The rendering of ' The Lillle German Hand" was greeted with thunders of applause, nnd when Ihe man who played bar ber sat ms customer in a basin or suds, somo timid ladies bid their fates in their haudker chiefs. Everything was moral, amusing and entertaining. Our citizens purpo-o offering a pilze far best essay on a plan fur linking roads. Half the taxes of tho township are aid ill town and we never get one-fourth the benefit of them and our roads are a dbgrjee to a civilized com munlty, lOo clock .1. m., is ihe time some of the large boys quit tho tliairs about Ihu warm stoves In ihe stores, move cautiously up tbe hill and manage to gel in school about recess Each one carries as many hxiks as bo can well lug to blindfold his f.iiht-r ir.tj iho belief that his son is over studious. About fitly persuus wire at Ihe surprise par ty at Iter. Clees' last Saiuiday. The pailor found in his tea cup a mm of money equal lo nearly fifteen dollars. An esteemed citizen ol ibis place purchased a few months ago two hives of bees, lblt to tbe discouifjrt of not a few persons he has lo cated lliem nloiij the Mill street side walk- Last Friday, being warm, Ihe beos were out on parado and presented quiie a harrier to any who wished lo pass their domain. Ills feared if they are not removed from their present lo cation, they will be even a worst) pest than were the commissioners sheep last yojr. Even the lower animals profer country I city life, for when Iho armir drovo up 10 certain house in town mid went lo unload his pigs, he found tho box empty, ihe pli,s having shown their preference for tho country, by jumping out on the way. DEMOCRAT.BLOOMSBUKG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, Notico Is hereby given, that the partnership between O, C. Gallgnnn and Win. Lennon was llssolved on tho twenty eighth day of Febru ary IPSO, so far ns relates to tho said Wm. Lcnnoii, All debts duo to ihe said partnership nro lo ho paid to C. C. (Isllgnnn and all de mands on the mid partnership nro to'bj pre sented to him for payment. March I, 18S0. C. 0. Ualicinan. Tho County Commissioners havo purchased new safo for tho Treasurer, which arrived on Tuesday nnd was accepted by tho officers as en tirely satisfactory. This safo Is from the old reliable Mo-lcr Safe and Lock Company of Cincinnati, Ohio. Mix Mosler, formerly pres ident of the fiim of Mosler, Ilahman & Co., retired from that firm some time ago, nnd there Is now no Mosler connected wilh any other safe manufactory In this country. All parlies who leslren new safe or to exchange their old ones for new, will do well lotonsult J. W.ltingrosc, Mec'nnh sbiirg. Pa, Mr. Hingroso Is analivo of this county, but left nt the nge ol twelve years, lie Is tho general agent for this slnte, and this safo was furnished by him, Its weight Is over 5000 pounds, and is handsomely finish ed, with powder and burglar proof locks, UrcKHoiiN, March 1st, 18S0. n. Columbian- t Wed lings and sickness seem to be Ihe order of the day here, On hist Tliuisdiy nt the bride's parents, by Iley, A. M. Il'lttalu, Mr- Win. Ponlcy In Mis Sirah Ivey. On the same lay by Hew Sharetts nt the bride's home, Mr. Thurnnn Milbr to Miss KHm Ohl. The.c were many invited guests i,t both place1. Sumplous suppeiH were served, many presents received ami their many friends wish them a longaiid hippy life, More sickness prevails hero than has fur many years, though our efficient physician, Dr. Lenker, is eipnl to tho emergency. Dr., has been beio buta short time, nnd Is young in practice, but through his attentive nes, backed iy his ability, has mado a host of friends and gained a wido prictice. The firm ofVinliew and White has 1 een lis-olved and is now controlled by Mr. Vau- liew. Itev. A.M. Iirittiin will preach Ills Semi Centennial Sermon in tin; M. E. Church next -Sunday morning, Mirch 7lh. nt 101 o'clock. We are eony lo stale that II. D. Appehuan is confined lo his home by sickness. litlle boy, Geurgie son 1 1 Win. and Mary Ivey did this morning. Mure unor, Ixv.uiri. Sbernnn A Co.. Mar-hall. Mich, want agent in this county nt once, at a salary of $100 per mouth nml expenses paid, ror lull puttc- ulirs address ns above. ov. zl-ly. E'mirn, wife of Albert Girlon of Jerfoy- town, died at her home 011 Friday last, aged Iweniy-one yenrs, 7 months and 20 diys, Mie was a daughter id lieorge lletl0, and was married on Chrism is list. Mrs. e'iinon was a to ichcr in the Sabbath school, and was much beloved by btr class. Her husband was aUo 1 teacher. All iho members of llie Sabbath scliO' 1 feel sorely bereaved. The church his lost a fiiihful member, she having united witii it about one yi-ar ago. All these things make bet death more intensely nfiticting, The com inunity manifested their heart felt interest ir tliete being Ihe lirgest gathering of people that was ever known nt New Columbia Church at her funeral. The church and people gen orally sympathize with him who has been eo suddenly bereft of a bosom cor.- - Our prayers shall go up for parents, brothers nnd sisters. N. S. S WED l'KO.M THE l'OOlt HOUSE, For years David Alliugsworth suflered wilh HhcumUism. and notwithstanding the best medical attendance, could not find relief. He ctmo lo the Sciot 1 County Poorhouse, and had to be carne I into and out of bed, on account of his helpless condition. After the failure of all the remedies which had been applied, the Doctors of the Poorhouse resolved to use the celebrated German llemcdy, St. Jacobs Oil, nnd this was a fortunate resolution : for, witli the trial of one bottle, the patient was already much better, and when four bottles bad been U'cd upon him, be could again walk about with out the use of a cane. The ficls as above staled, will be verified by the Editor of ihe Portmmith Ohio, Vurretpon dent. iioi.il vol it m-iiool vai;i:ant. In the Fihruiry number of the fbhnol ,hmr- mil, statu Superinicrdcnt Wickersham giics the following advice to school directors, who have received warnn's drawn upon tbe state treasurer for the regulir appropriation : 1. To apply lo have lliem ca-hed at (he usuil places in the usual way. 2 Jl not ensued, lo hold limn, if possible, until Ihey ran be fished. They nro yood, and the districts ought not lo be compelled to sac rifce them, or even to pny more interest en them, 3 If tho circumstances of the district be such that money must be obtained at once, al most any banking institution will advance the money on ihe warrants nt tho usual riles, or theycaiibeilsedaseollittr.il in ihe discount ing of notes. See a woman on horseback in another col umn, riding neor Speer's Viniyards, with a bunch ofUraic from which Speer's Port Grape Wine is made, Ihat is so highly tsteeinril by tbe medical profes-ion for Ihe ti-e ol invalids weakly persons and the aged. Sold by Druggi-K June 27 1-y. I'Elllil'AltY iVEATIIEK. Tho following is a meteorological sum mary or record of the weather at C'.ilnwissa, during the month of February, 1SS0, com piled by Win, G. Yctter, from observatiors made by W. Prtiett. Il.irometric pressure coTected for temper ature and elevation Highest pressure on the 20th, 30 00(1 inches; lowest ou the 3rd, 29 3.U inches; monthly range, 1,325 inches. Temperature of the air. Highest tem perature on tho 27th, 09 degrees; lowest 011 the t0lb, 2 degrees; averago temperature for the month, 35.5 degrees ; average of eamo month clurlug previous year, (1S79) 3C.7 de grees; greatest daily average on the 11th, 35,5 degrees and the least daily range CJ degrees on the 3rd. Moi-iure Number of days on which rain or snow fell, 12; total amount of rainfall and melted snow, 3.10 inches; rainfall and melt ed snow during samo month in previous year, (1S70) 1 CS inches. Wind Tho highest hourly velocity of the wind during tho month was 30 miles from tho northwest 011 the 1st, Miseellanoous Items Freezing weather occurred on 19 days of the month; the first thunder storm of tho season occurred du ring the evening of the 20th. Tho highest water In the Xortb. liranch recorded 9 feet 3 inches above low water mark ou tbe 15th, A Tragic Scene in linen Court. PovrsviLLE, Pa., March 3. Alice Holl". man, a girl eighteen years old, living ut Mahauoy City, brought nn nlllllation suit against one Thomas Moran, of tho same place. Some delay occurred in the suit and tho gill became despondent. ThU morning when court opened Alice ran before the bar calling for .Moraii and saying slio had taken an ounce, of laudanum, Hue was removed in a dyiug coudilioit and uoiv lies uucon I clous. Over six thousand operatives In tho mills at Uohocs, New York, struck last week lie- criiso nn ndvimco of 10 per cent. In their wages was reltised them, iV horrible death occurred in Wllkesbatrc on last Friday from tho elfects of rum. The victim was a woman, Juhannn llurko will) of Michael llurko. The husband about 9 o'clock in Ihe evening Informed tho police that his wife had fallen down stairs and, from Injuries so received, had died. Tho son of llurko, n lad 15 years old gives evidence implicating his father say ing that lie knocked her down and kicked her. llurko was committed to jail on the charge of murder, lloth tho nan nnd wife aro said to havo ben drunk, A New i'linze or the llcailliig Seizure. Jlessrs, Gowcu and Hart, counsel for tho Philadelphia and Heading Hallroad Com pany, on Saturday, caused summons to bo served on Collector Ashworth and his depu ties, rcqiilriiir. them lo appear before tho United states Circuit court to answer such charges ns may" bo preferred against them In n suit for damages growing out tf tho seizure by tho collector six weeks ago of several engines of the Heading railroad at Philadelphia. The rich havo but few things that should excite the envy of Iho poor. They have no brighter sunshine, 110 moro sweetly per fumed lion era, no more charming land scapes, bracing atmospheio and refreshing water, The poor man may not have the glittering equipage of his neighbor, but ho has not lo envy some one who excels him in Ibis respect. The poor man lacks tho gilded couch of Ids neighbor, but tho rich will exchange his bed lor tlicpoor man's repose. The poor man may not have the luxurious viands of the rich, but the ricli will exchange them for the appetite ol the poor. There is agrcat law of compensation which is brought to bear in every condition of life. Every gilt has its dangers and ev ery affection has its grace, llappine-s, which is our being's end and aim is wisely distributed, and the collage with health need not envy the monarch on his throne, If the poor could see the ghosts which haunt the rich man's house, and tho plagues that throng Ids door, they would not repine at the condition in which they have been placed. Tho post office laws which cut off the mails of tho rascals win conduct swindling enterprises nre well enough in their way, but they go hardly far enough. They ought to take some eognizirce of the fools who support these rvcalsby sending them money. These senders of money nro not all pure fools. Some of them are half fool and half knave, nnd half of them are more largely made up of knavislmess than of folly. Were it not for them the swindlers could not live. We are told by Hudibras that "no doubt the plea-tire is great of being cheated as to cheat." Thus do theso victims enjoy the fun of patronizing one swindler after anoth er. A representative of simplicity sends half a dollar for a superior six shooting pis tol. Not receiving the pistol, he sends in some other direction adollir for au immense family Ilible1, with pictures. He finds out 'here is no such Ilible to be had for dol lar. Tuen he rends to some other swindling concern thirty or forty cents for u large die tionary, but finds the work 90 small as to be altogether invisible. Then he sends a dol lar fur six solid silver tablo spoons, or (or a gold watch or for a diamond ear-ring. One of the queerest things in regard to the inter cepted correspondence of some of the swind lers is that the iatno fools appear as cust o mers of a variety of tho swindlers. A man who tries to get something for nothing, or a great deal for nearly nothing, may be set down as a fraud nr a simpleton. It is true that he is very difficult to reach by any known process of law. but that does not mil itate against the wisdom of trying to devise some plan winch shall die dually quench him. 1'hila. Times. Sai.i: Hill. Persons who intern! Imving salts of personal property this ppring should net (heir hills printeil at this office for several rca-ona. FirM, we giyr n local nolice in the p.tp r and continue ihp sune until the pale,tliu- 'jiving a 1 irpcr a Ivcrthcmont of ihe sale tli.in any utlier otTu'i' in the routily cm yive. Second w do ihe lii'ht kird t.l'u'ork al the lou'rsi ra (. We nrt prep-ired t print hil s, from the Mnnll ot tu tl.e lur'H in the uwA uttriutie Htylf. tretl err'T-, ai.d at tin fhortt't hot'u' possible. Orders s-n: hy nuil will riteive prompt attention. Marriages. I'KAU.it IIaktm vn. Al the lt-ufo'ined par s iiitty e in Orititfevil.o on the'JStli of l-Vhruarv, hy Kt-v. A. JIout.Mr Kli Ialer lo.MUsSarjh C. irirtimn, both of Kifchliifcretk lonnihip, Bus, .loss otiucs .lnt npciilnir at I. V. llarttnaii's, a new crate of Wliite Dishes i.'l.iij per tot. Diii'I forget that 1j cuts per iratlmi pure Sugar J-yrup .MhI.w, at Cl uk ic ri.iti's. Me'Ivinneys Hou-e. Shoe .-store below Com t Huliu-t mirkel prieo piiil fir H itler hi d in cash. 1!" V. All. march o-'.'w l-'I'fi a' Xapkins, Table Linens, Towels, Tickings, Giunlmms an I a full line of goods at (Jiark & ri.m's. 1 have a l irue lot of ntw Window Sai-li all he- that I will tell very iheip for cash or pro. luce. Call foou. Write for prices. II. W, An., march 5-2w l-'l'y, 1,J. I'.ubbers at McKinney's. Just received 7 pieces of Itlack Cashmere and fl pieces t'i follow bouclit anil to be soM at the t-ame low prices as formerly sold by us. Ulart ii: sou. Hoots and Shoes cheap at MclCinney'o. 700 Ladies' Corsets now in stock at 50 cents tiuJ up nt Clark ev boo s. Jnt received a large consignment of Salt, Selling fine salt bbl. of 250 lbs. $2.00. Salt fjr stock 55 cenis per hundred. II. W.Aui,, march 5-2w I''py .Station, Porcelain White with handled teas, llnrtuiaii's, Ware a new article $1.50 per Bet at I. V. Still the headquarters for Kuchincs and Ladies' Neck Wear. Another largo lino just received, uiark: bou. Call at McKinney's for Shoes. Ity tho bolt, AiMileton '"A" Muslin cents per yaril. Columbia Shirting Cheviots 11 cents per yaril nml other Domestic GooJj lu lull variety nt Ulurk tv Sin'. Ileal Seal Skin Capi just received at David l.o.venberK't. . . lilack and colored Silks and Satins cut nn the Idas', with a large line of Bilk 1'rinirei and a full lino of lluttous and other Trimming at Clark & S m's, Itubber Coals white and bbek, Hhinkets, I.epKing, (il'ives, Caps ut tho lowest prices at D. l.'iwenberir's, II' you look nt I, W. Hartmau's , Dlsiies, you need go 110 further. White Tho bet Dress Patterns In uc aro Hut lerlck fc Go's. Sold by Marr. A visit to I. W. llnrlman's Combination Store will pay you. Why rhrry n gingham umbri lli when vou can get a gum! Silk one at Lu z ,t Sloan's at about the same price. Hats I lint's Vl Hats 111 CAPS, CAPS, CAPS. Latest styles. Lowest Prices at Ihu Popu lar Clothing Store of 1). Lowenberg. Fancy Hanging Ilaskcts nnd Flower Vas es Bt I, W, llarttntin's. If you want a nice fitting Dress, get But terick & Co's. Patterns. SjIiI by Marr. Lutz it Sloan have just received n now stock of Single llrocho Shawls very cheap. Price JO up to M8. 4-4 Glas Ware 00 cents to 1 W. llartman's. I 25 per set at I. Admission free at McKlnney's. 500 tons more of good dry rock oak bark wanted by Silas Young Light Street for which 1 will pay $0.00 per- ton cash, or $0.50 in goods. I also buy Hemlock Hark snd I will pay $5,00 per ton cash or $5.50 per ton in goods. Feb. 9 2-m Marr sells nice cheap L)res Goods. Do not forget that Lutz ft Sloan will sell you Pluck Cashmeres and Illack Si'ks ns cheap as you can buy the same quality in this Stale. Boot headquarters at McKinney's, Marr sells nlco Ginebnins. Shirtlncs. Mus lins and Prints very cheap, 1,000 pounds of nice dried annles wanted at Silas Youngs store Light Street for which 1 will pay the highest market prices. December, 10. l-m. Nt'nraluiii Cured 11 l,r, Iturr's Xouralffla nml sick Ilea-Iaclm nils. A uiilwrvil turn lor NtMiralKta. Mck llcmtaclie, Ker oua Ileainche, D.pepM.i.,. Constipation, Paralysl. McepleHsni'.sH, I'alpatailon or the lleait, and llead acliu nrMr-tf from oer utiinulallm; Oilier Iroin Opium or Alcoholic Mltnulatiti. TI.eHo ITN arc apncclal PreniMtton on'v ror tin curuot spi-ci il dls"nscs i.atm-d ainirurttifSfilHi-as- thcvaie worthy of a ttlal o nil liikUluM.t sulTrrers. ni'-y aru prcpuri'n cprcKi 10 core .NcuraicHt M( k llead.ui-f, Nennin ilful lelie. Ipeml 1. im- stlp.ittnn, ParutjMi, Mi eplesDMs n'l us tf Ner vouf Kteiyy. 'ilie nre pleas uit tn take, (they ill olr in the mouth) h,irml.'s, a!nlinvct.iall r ire all tilse.ist's nrl-liitf troin a uYr.uitft'd Nervous Hi stem. Th-y eoi.taln n opium nr other narcotic. Trench Klch mis k Co., Vhit niY, ag-onts feent by null on receipt or price, Mj cents. Long Hramh, Dec. 20. 10. Dr. A. L Iturr, I.urS!r:-Xour .WiralifU Pill cured me, and I was the (rle.iteht of sulTeier-i. I hivu since bouuht them for iny HiMer and others anil they cure eu-ry case. uapi (,'romncu, Loiifj liranch Pier. Pitt-ton, Pa., Ftbcth. Dr. A. K Ilurr. Dear Mr: My wife had the Neuralsjti for ten da;a nnd her phMM.ui Kim iltr no relief. 1 called on Dr. Knaop nnd eot a buttle of yuur Neural gia Pills and Ihey relUed Iit In a few houru. Thoinn3 t-onl, A(?t Dupont Powder Co. c. A. Kklm, llloomsturtf. sajs: I hate sold thee run .'eiore anu iney t'ie o,u satisfaction and ah ays cure. Fcr Sale ty C. A. Eloln, Elocmsturg drngjist. feb 2i, NM111 Rowell & Go's. Advc's. AGENTS WANTED fl-ft njmilito and aultiiiillo liiBU-ry of the creat tnur or It Dcs-rlbes. itojal I'liUces, Iture CurtrMtli's.Wealtu nun Hoant-rs ut me inuie-s, i ina-i, japan, e-u;. a million ;t'oplt want It. 'Hits is the bi-st clience o jour liru to make money. Iiewuruof "culch penny, imitations, send lor e-lrcul.irs ana extra terms t aire-nts. Aililress N.VIIOKAI. lTllUMIISO Co. I'lilla. leu 13, -in- r Diil. ljVii.v r,nnd Mineral tnnils In Mip ItlCll J iirinSMr"loiili Valley or Vu lorsale t-i-nil Mump for catalogue. aTAI'LKS, l.HATTAN UO., I lal rivHlUUrgT, 1 a. feb 13, 4w r QinnHA i KAIt ana expenses to ntren ents. outfit till i i Free. Addre-ps V. ej. VICKEKY, Aucusta Y, August: feu is-iw. AI)VnilTlM:itS by aiilrclnir C1EO. V. ltoWKIX X e'l). tu spruce tt, Nw ork-, can l-.irn the ex. uci cot oi auy proposed tine or Aliv tit timmi la American Miwspapers. liw-pago rampiitet, 10c. feb 13, 4w r LIFE INSURANCE AGENTS WANTED ! A first clas Life Insurance Company In New York wantsM,L'CIAL,(li;Ni:iiALnnd IOCAL A(iKNTt tu unuexupledterrltorj In the note nt Pennsylvania. Aiiilmvu M W lllfe'lt ftP WlI'M'll'U llm Cut V- lUIrt I I'll i 'IIK.V feb 27, im. r NEW in onlcr to lntrnrtiitv Musical Hours r lit nrijiw itini naiHHonit'st inu.-l al nit. t i,, I--IU(1, v Hill so in! ' 'In 1 H' st c ipit'H, coiiialiilnj; i i u ii -.un-rs aieii cn inning' in mi tun n'.il ilt fi s ti ine U'hl coin iw.m i- i.f KtiiniM' aint nvTt.M. u sr l'..i't. t"i slumps The 24 Iice:s in. i s rv ail n iiii v.iiit iv uiiii v(r r iMl nrtuti'il, ,iLd woiih ,: v u-h I pint hf-vii scjurjli-h t W. liloli-.nl-n, -M 'iftnplu i lucr. lUj&ton, M.ws. V f(T 30 Ct3 leb la. 4tt best; We li,i' 'he iK'ht SL'lliiiff Ten t i-iit nr in tin- uoriil auv aifi'nt ii!it ti1 liti Kept , Will, :. U S.-pt , n,it u N- t 4tli, HHt (let. stlj, r,tl uct . lith. ftmi liir.Mli ai-o iw'i r.ili, rin lu ( . isih mi'jiiii ytth. '1 ot .tl s.4 ii initi u.i-s. 'it'-s in ,tu'H s i,i -v in tUO tl'li -t, IH.ll S It 1- tii lt"l Si IUU ii I tl he wi s nv. 'i tp ioj- pM.ir. an, u , uii (units Trn cuts. Vu!LII , NUFAL 1 I UIV. III.. 12' N.i -mi St. COOLEY CREAMER. ULTTEHmado by this proccHs uwariled s i:i:ivE,Aii.i:s at liutTiiatlou.il .iin Fair, is:s-,and;iM ?n:i Al.nnd lllsr I'lti: ?IH .11 ,it fume Fair, K.:. l'litvr lltl 7IIOI nt Koyat Agrl-cuiiuralK.hlbmon,l.oD-don, ii reiiuirvs no muit- It raU till nfi ri'iim betwciti iuIIUIdu. Il iiDitrtU ttftli'i fiillliitluu It rfiiiiliea ! luliui . It lo nitro Ihoroimlily mnile, ll i rheitiicr, BDtl Rhea tetter fcJIfactlon than atiy otli?r wnjT oit-ettinit milk. I UK Itl'TIMS MAlK HV TIMS sVall.M Is UK EM LLI.hD IN lib KKKl'IN'O UALU1L&. AtnJ I"' a ' full ..nimj.i ..rf uvtwmieli vi:ujio.nt iviiiii mai iiin i: ,. Uello t alia Vt. tcb 13, I7w I' I A N O K-O It Ii A N Clipanfst Hou-iO lu Ainnrlcii. lst-cu&, lnstru. uif uIm. all Lew, fur ca&ti or lustanmcnu : warrant- eil Mx sears.. Illustraii'il rutalauuu frei-, Asi-uus No. ! Wist Hill Mn.it, New York. fcbSJ, 4w ala FARMERS and I'AH units m.ns U'AM'IMI. fwtollio rcit MONTH durlwr tuo winter am DlJnui;. i-ur iiriiemars, auuread .mi. iiiui i lu., i niuaeipuia. ra. kd 13, w sa: IfSenirreeto all wbo applr by l.tt.r. enelolna I UuiiyljI-nisement, Peter Henderson 4 CO.. I 35 CortlnnUtEtreet.NewVork. 'I ACHINTS WA.VTKII fnd lr r.r.lrnUri of 'I III: IIIIII.i:, a rhfapfrt n ri f i.. r 1,,1 a...u. ' .IIHIMI.UIIH'ht ,lld i.rmi.DH 1 r, CASH PREMIUMS THE DEAF HEAR T.1BQUCH.THE TEETH. Kih-nlin.lnvtJitlun.THE DENTAPHOMF .Soul 4 .run r 1-UEV l.l.iur.t.d dutriiiiln iUu.i ii etc. rnu.lH.'.n Lc,mpalnth. pocktL Th.' leb 1j, in ula DITOR'S NOTICE. 1M1T1. Ol'IMMltW ICIMIIMIK. UErElstll, Notice is lioretij Klvemliit tlio uiulerslfneil, Twilnmt im Auditor by tho lirplians' I'ourt ut fuiuin. up uiarouniy.iii i iiioiriuute tue money remalnlntf In ...... ...-. riirr, Ili'W lieceaM'U, AillnllilS IMor 1 1 Audii-w l.iiliim in, ami heretol ire hibihIiii. teil . tlie In iMtif i.eurju (.iilirin.iii unil Hie ln lr-.ut ht.-l'ben l.iibnil.lll. , till Aluln.tr. r..,u.rt t.i vm.- I 'I i nil, 1x10; tu and amoiii; t.111 li , ri nib ui laav Ou lav lulls i nt llli il ilieiei'., win all. ml ui tils i.nuv In inn imsll'llL, iiii -lliuisd.ll, Man l vMll, issn, at U CM HI. lilt Ii f ri illt..srf..nil Itie dill, e. 01 llli urv mt ui ii wiie.aiid wli'i.- nil pt-uls lutiut; ...... lt. ,,,, mi.iii.m .ir tiui u ruiid u'r " ' ulu" 1U Ior tt tMv ot IcU KO.UMt JOHN (i.HtUEZE, Aulllar PA. kwjh imHE iiiHiTmrmtti BACK AOHB IB AT OJWCD CURED BY BENSON'S OAPOINB POROUS PLASTERS, is tiii: o.viiV h.vow mxmiiDV that Xtfr.txm tails. IT Over 2000 Dvu& ?isls havo that Plntsiciaiis sau then arc in even way Suveriov to the ordinary slow acting this purpose. Sl.AHL'K .V JUlhNSO.N, rharinnccuticsl feb ST-ew, d The Old i:slallisli l Irn Store. WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT Comer Muin nnd Market Streets BLOOMSBURG, PA. The underslfrneil litvlcg been In the Wlltll.lN M,i: lilt t il InislnctR for llir past eleven Tears would call tlie attention ot the publle ir. nerailj . anil t'll'N'ritY DEALEits lu particular, to their large anil varied stock. It consists, of Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty, Patent Medicines, Spices, o Tim BROWER'S BLOCK. CaiQunoiS, 9c .snrgsBse4l ssiB.rwBuere. IN IT MAY BE FOUND A LAUGE STOCK OF fcPOS(IK. CHAMOIS, COLOONKS rCllFUMEUV, CIOAUS, TANCV AltTlCI.IIs, T01I.Br OAI", too t ii nnrstins, IIAlIt Ultl'SIIES, LAMPS, and in fact every thing that should regulated Di-uk Store. They are the sole Man niacin res of the Celebrated OIL OF CLAOSESS. Also tho Manufacturers and Sole Proprietors DR. W. 1J. BICKLEY'S Celebrated and IN VALUABLE PREPAlt ATTONS. Compound Aromatic Wine of Gentian and Iron, Improved Cream Camphor, Worm Kil ling Agent, Improved Boso Pectoral. The Beset Remedies Made. Highly Recommended by Physicians. mourn bbot mm, I$Ioomslmr, Pa. Oct Jl" '75.-1-, order business nnd when nrtlcle wanted, ns other customers pay when hero buying in person. When take them back. clerks, who nro able to wo nro enabled to give wrr customers cho have tho choice to vs. With n reputation of twenty yenra nt retailing, wa cannot nfford to loso our good name by lank of proper eervlco to absent customers. "Wrlto plainly, and describe fully what 1 wanted, nnd about tho price desired. Address, John Wanamaker, Largest .Dry Goods House, Philadelphia. LkL Octobers 71 tt. RUPTUI By lilt. J. A. Sllr.U.M AN'S St TOUT Nll I I IIA'I I liliiderauee froiri lub r Hook Willi 1 keuebses of nroaaway, .New iorK, rutlenus reCelio treutiaeut lib 13, 4W 1.1 il A VALUA11LB MILL PROPERTY, costaini.no 28 iLcxR5 of Land .Mill lu Boon . oniilllon. Three run ot stones. GOOD WATKIt t'OWTIt, Terns reasonable, t'jr IirlUer particulars aptly to JOHN UKAHLIi MordinsWlle, Col.co. (ebis, tt FOR SALE ! A VAI.l III.K 1'Alt.M tltuato InMaiUfcon town fclilp, I'oluiubu eo. near New Columbia, contalutni; l!J7 Acres ol" Lund. There Is a TW0-8T0UY Fit MK DVKI.UNCI Ilor.ss.ri" A fprt"? ''"'1 "ooil Wellot Water, a'.LAUOK NEW UAMv IIMtN, A VOU NO Al'IM.I. OUCHAUU, and,ctlier Krult Ti-ees on Iho premUcs. For terms and particulars apply to A A HON SMITH, Jw..l,v.ani Huck Horn, l'i. Make nulik sales L I H ll I Squill Hie Ul pinllia r I I'l I 1 on our New- honk. r, ... -"i. olden Tliuut'tits mi vollier, Ilium1 unit Heaven In J'riw anil I'ikiri bv lino w,t A'.lli hlnr,ililh Illustrated. I'leawk eimbody Ii ulw tn.m -l uMuHtlesiit Ihe mule,' J 3. iuwnmt li.i ui'tuulb sulil oi.r i.iwuiopl, . 'V.. di a AuiUuilciibcrinous, f.,ii. Matleduurn v "tpru.. ic II. THE T, l'uliltsbi'r ajUBnn 11 in I signed a vavcr statind Forous Piasters used, for Chemists, iNew 1 orle, rJUU. i.0 &c. M$MMmm OLOBES be kept in a complete and well Out of town pooplo who can not conveniently travel, mnylmvo fc. a tri ple sent thorn of Dry Goods nnd nil other goods thntwo Bell, if they will write us. No chnrgo. nnd no need to if not bulled, Wo make it n to nttendto such letters quickly; orders come wo send tho exact nnd nt exnetly snmo price goods nro not ns ordered, wo Having trained nnd responsible use discretion in filling orders, great satisfaction to tho many "Km 'Ii VI. llh. 'ill ii.k imnr ,,i il Kiiir. tit,.. i,.. i.m.. .- tud raim t'ttoie aiid H' r cure, fc 'Ut tree onic iai ulid leuie loruomu baiue uaj . this fJi4 ij iu uii file" AT THE OIFICE OF I If w1! EisNo PHILADELPHIA l.ii.llj .linn una I.ictitii si., ' n " 1 ' " i I r Hi 1-apcr. FQTI'ATCC '"t Cii.U ltalr, tOlllK.ni CO rr M. r.. i.Hi.r (.tTtrll.li.ir. .nil iic lor A I. It M.V M IM AU FARMERS and f irm t's Mns waited 50 to 100 run noMiiiliirlnfj wlnfr and sprlni;. For full par. I i illars address, 3. o. Mccl lttu' & t j., fUUadelphtft J' Jw co-lui $55. 66s AllfcNTS I'llOllT FKH WC Mil nroo It or rotfi lt tan o. ft outac tree. 1 u. HlllKliI T .t in . ts Ir uliuii siuet New York, N. Y. Jw JC co-4m ! .1lltNTIIfo.inols. lnrte. Illustrated pa '1.K A Ipur. lil.tlfk ' r 1'liMMuSlUl'KOW.K AIIKNTS WANTK.V II. l. lUsiiMia, 41 ComUII I llosiun. Mass, leb 13, 41U. OPIUM HABIT Cured Painlessly. Tlie medicine kotd fur n Rinnll mnMn ihmn ihi. iii.tri( ci.iiipuiinitlutf All lav t ir.aied by special tirrmlptou. For lull jiarileulars address Ihu Ills. toMier, 1 prrKilotou, Hit S. 11. IOI.I.1NS, or 51rs. s. ll. Collins, La 1'orto Ind. u ii o am TinsPAVKii: AiIm 1 1 i-H'K lilf. ,,i 1 1 tub. 14, TT-IT i 1t Htlvr IN MiW VOUli,