The Columbian. (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, August 05, 1881, Image 4

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    THE COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBUBG, COLUMBIA OlUiSlXr, PA.
Tlin r'ririit,
Mnnr.si (m op and run Tiir. 9iiAso.
Prum 1 10 Afflcrlnan AitrtcuUtirldt (or August.
Willi tliU month lieifiiin tlm fait woik
r vl thu iiioio tininitly it in cntureil
upon tho holler. Tim ntuhhluft nro now
lilc, mill thoy cm ho plowed nl oneo for
tho fall sowlny, thiispiovoiithiynfiiowth
of weoK from riiicning their uooils.
Wheat requires n deep lioli, ami mellow
Hoil. All tho hard lumps nhouhl ho bro
ken up liy tlm limrow and pulverized,
using a Held roller to aid in this work,
if tin harrow does not bring them line.
Briii'diig of thu coil to a liner ulato is
now recognized, and thero aro a great
many "pulverizers' upon tho market es
pecially designed for this work. To
inoso wno cannot afford (or think tliev
cannot) such an implement, tho common
harrow and a log roller will ijostifllc'tciit,
If used thoroughly to mcparo tho coll as
a bed for tho seed. Tho old method of
broad cast sowing of wheat is fast, being
miperseded by tho mipcrior ono of drill
ing mo grain. Tlio drill secures uni
formity ot depth and by putting all tho
grains in a proper placo for growth,
theio is a saving in tho amount of seed
used six peokt) of good plump urain
and no other should ho used issnlliciont
nor acre,if sowed wuh a drill. iluch do
ponds upon thu variolvof seed sown.
and tho tanner should ntako a study of
uus manor, to iieiorimno wiitcli is tlio
host kind of wheat for his soil and lo
calily. Early sowing is tho best, except
when there-hi ilanircr from tho llessiati
lly. Lato no wed wheat makes such a
poor growth before tlio frosts como that
i.. is not in good slmpo for winter, and it
is not, sure oi giving oven a lair crop.
Tho preparation of tho soil for ryo islho
samo us lor wiieat, though it will do well
on a pooler soil than wheat. A soil
that is rich enough for a good crop of
ryo, can no mane, in many cases, to pro
duco a more nnvintr cron bv addim? a
dressing of 300 pounds of any good ier
tilizcr, and sowing it to wheat. Tlio
vanit ot ryo straw in somo localities may
make the rvo crop, grain and straw to-
gtiU r. uioio proiilablo than oven a trood
ei p ut wheat. This only is tho caso
i. ur clues where thostraw brings a high
print.. A number of crops may bo grown
to: i..il fodder. White turnips may bo
suwn this month, and in good soil, with
pi p r . are, (100 to SCO bushels of this
e.vii lN iit food may bo obtained per acre.
TIj. i,o mills need to bo fed out rapidly,
bu it carefully stored will lint until
January. Jlillct, if sown early this
month, on rich soil, will niako an excel
lent feed for lato fall; and rjo, sowed
now, if not needed for pasture, pioduco
a lino growth for tho spring soiling of
tho farm stock.
Tho loot cro)s,mangcls and beets and
field cabbages need frequent cultivation
during Ihis month, and until tho leaves
cover tho ground. If tho weeds aro al
lowed to grow, and tho soil is left un
stirred, the crop will be small. Sugar
beets nro best if earthed up at tho boil
ings, so that tho roots aro eutirely below
ground. Mangels do not require this
"hilling up." "Potatoes should bo har
vested jubt as soon as they aro lipe,
otherwisu tho tubers maystait into a
now growth. Thoy aro much moro apt
to bo affected by tho "rot" if left long
in the soil. If this "disease," which is a
fungus growth, makes its appearance,
the vines should all bo burned ho soon as
tho potatoes arc dug, as tho spores aro
thus destroyed in vast quantities. When
other work is out of tlio way, much may
bo done to make tho spring work lighter
by plowing in tho fall. When this is
done early it is much like a fallow in its
effect upon tho soil it kills tho weeds,
loosens tho soil, and allows of chemical
changes that niako plant food available.
Heavy clay soil is much improved by
caily fall plowing. Muck is a valuable
material for tho barnyard, stable and
compost heap, and can bo dug with tho
greatest ease at this season ot tho year.
It may bo drawn from tho bed to the
heap near by, where it can dry out, and
afterwards be taken to tho place whole
it Is to ho stiired lor use. Din inir' tlio drv
weauier oi uiih nioiiiu drama van bo dug
with greater comfoit and less expense
than when the soil is full of water. The
value of a drain depends upon the tlior
ouahnesri with which tho woik is done.
It i-houhl boa peiuianont impiovemeut.
Tiirn'lH.
TheieiK 1 1, ciop that the fanner puts
i i,o ground that pas him In Her than
tlu iiiinip. We aro aware thai with
inn- j'liM is it is looked upon as of
little nornm i; but it lias never received
the consideration to which it is really
entitled, and thoso who turn up their
nous al it nro not "enuino fawners. It is
a ci op, moreover, that is put in when
the huiryiiig woik of thu season is over;
win ii it oeeiipiis ground tha has already
bi-i'ii u-cd for something else Tho cul-
liv.iiiim alo, sav of fiom ono lo two
a,'! i-f turnips, involves comparatively
lur 1'ilior. i'ho ci op, too, is harvested
i'i N veiuber, when there is almost no
oi "i i labor ufi tlio farm to interfere with
it. As to thu variety of seid to sow, wo
litV.rw there is no turnip equal to thu
pulpit- ti p. tondn hKini; ot bono ma
m.ie is almost indispensable to an abund
ant crop, For'mi early cioji take tho
Jwiy J' lat JJutcli and sow broadcast.aud
now is tho time. Tho Purple Top for
tho regular farm crop. This should bo
sr wed in (bills thirty inches apait, and
when tho turnip" urn thosizoof u hickory
nut thin out to eight or ten inches apart
in tho low. Tin v M'ldoni fail in affoid-
inga satisfactory wop. The crop can
be put in the first half of August.
Where land is a little shoit, sow among
tho corn at tlio last working. They will
t ot inlerftio in tlio least with that wop,
generally, and very little when itishar
Vvstcd. JJe sure always to proem e seed
from established seed houses of reputa
tion, and usu that grown hero instead of
hi J'.urojHi it you wish thu best and
F.-ifest article.
An illustration of tho value ofrevne
cination is nffordeo by a report just fur
nished by the chief medical ollicer of thu
Gei'c.al Post OIllcu in ICngland. This
ii-poit ralales to nn average niunherof
10,101 persons employed in thu postal
service m London, all of whom have
been required lo undergo re vaccinal ion
on admission to thu service, unless that
operation has been performed within
seven years previously. Among these
j:ei-soiM,iluriiigten years 1870 1880,theio
has not hcciHi single fnlal casu of small
pox, and in only ten instances have there
been non fatal attacks, all of which were
of a very slight character. In the tele
graph depaitnien:, where the eufor o
ment of ruvaccination has not hem ear
ned out with quite tho same ooiupleli
ncfS, 12 cases have onuirred in thu same
period among it staff averaging 1,-lfiH in
niuibor. Eight of these attacks weui of
poisons wh had not been rovaeciuateil,
un.ll one proved fatal. Thu remaining
four were of rovacoinated pi ihoiik, who
all ii ifi etly r eovi red without pilling.
This I'xperioneo, likr that of thu muses
of Ihu siniill-pox hospital, kwiiw to -how
that rev affiliated piisons enjoy abmlm.
immunily from severe attacks of small
pox, and thut their lisk of eutching I hat
disease at all, even in tlio iuo.st modified
i form, is iulinUcsinud,
A correspondent tells of nn amusing
incident that occurred last week on a
train that was crossing the Hooky Moun
tains: "A travelling peddler undertook
in tho cars to sell a largo "diamond"
ring to a miner who had made his pile.
"Humph," said the minor, after critically
exaniiniiigtlio ring, "they've got common
stono up in tlio diggins whom I vo been
that'll cut that diamond all lo piecesl"
"If you'll find a piece of stono that, will
cut that diamond I'll givo it to vou,"
said tho peddler. "All right," salll I ho
miner, "if I can't cut that diamond with
a stone, I'll buy it of you." Thwoupon
the miner took tho ring in his hand ami
pulled fiom his vest pocket a small piece
of brown looking stone, similar to a bit
of dark free stone, except the grain was
very line, and with this ho proceeded to
cut nuil scratch tho "diamond" with sev
eral ugly looking gashes, A group of
passengers that hail gathered about the
minor were nniazcd.but whlo thoy smiled,
tho peddler with his diamond withdrew
discomfited. "That little piece of brown
stone," explained tlio miner, "is a piece
of corundum that I got on tho Hocky
Mountains and it's tho best diamond test"
or in tho world. It won't scar a genuine
diamond, but will everlastingly cut up
pieces of glass or quartz."
a noon 1'oi:nitio.
Ono of tho gieatest troubles of our
people is weakness of tho stomach. As
this soon causes indigestion, nervousness
nnd rheumatism, they prevail in almost
every American household. There is
positively no need for anybody lo suffer
from these painful troubles who can buy
a )() cent bottle of Paikcr'stJinger Ton
ic; for this superior medicine always
tones up the stomach and nervous sys
tem, and keeps tho kidneys active in
cairying off the foul matterthus leaving
a good foundation for perfect health.
A7". 0. 1'icuyune.
While all the world nowadays knows
of tho torpedo, invented and named by
Fulton, as a machine to blow up shipr,
coi .laratively few know that it takes its
name from a fish, of marvellous electii
cal propci lies, which .vas anatomized by
tho famous surgeon John Hunter. The
torpedo is found in tho Mediterranean
thu Hay of Biscay, and tho .Southern
English and Irish waters, Tho ancients
employed it as a therapeutic agunt. It
is believed to uso its extraordinary poweis
to benumb a big enemy or to capture a
smaller lish. It loves to lie in sand, in
which it will bury itself by flapping it"
oxtrometies, throwing tho sand over its
back. Tie.nl on it then and you will lie
prone in a moment. It is sometiuu.-sohl
for food in French markets.
11AIIV SAVKll.
We aro so thaiiklul to say that our baby
was permanently cured of a dangerous
and protracted irrcgulaiity of the bowels
by the use of Hop Bittets by its mother,
which at tho same time restored her to
perfect health and length.---Tho patents,
Rochester, N. Y. See another column.
liuffulo J-Jxpress.
"Dear me!" exclaimed a landlady, "it
does seem impossible for me to make
lio. Ii ends meet. "Well, then, said the
boarder,"supposc you make one end vej,
tablesr Fotrir road soinewhero that ilvsneptics
should eat their food dry. IIu never calls
for champagne now without an injunc
tion to the waiter to have it extra di v.
Is a habit of ridinc a ridintr. habit, or
is a riding habit a habit, of riding?
CA'SJTIOIV.
GET THE
STKONCi COMPETITION
In tho iniuiufacture of Organs in rtvulting in tlio production nnd piiIo
of chenp goods, mndo from inl'oiior imitoria's. I refer jiarticuliuly to
bogus Organs that aro continually springing into existence without
any merit whatever, except to he ofl'ercd cheap, and then when purchas
ed found to he dear at any price. Will you not then, reador,
If you Contemplate Buying an Organ
consider it your only safeguard lo select an instrument boai-inr tlm
mimes of first class, wholly responsible makers. A good assortment of
. I'll . 1.1 , 1 I?.., -! , 0
siyies ox uiu cuicuraum r-siey uigans cau now DeFeen at tlio new rooms
of the Only Authorized Agent foi tho Estey Organs in
Coluuibiii Oonnty. A guarantee for fivo years from the manu
facturers accompanied every Estey Organ.
Juness.'SO-tC
A TRUE
A PERFECT STRENGTHENER.A SURE REVIVER,
IKON BlTTJUiS tiro liljihly
like a rliuim 011 tlio iW'MtS'K organs, reinovhiK all Uyuiiciitloiiyiiiiitoiiiii, nuoli
as UhMwj the Fontl, Jlelehtnij, J 'leut in tha Stomach, 1 feartbum, etc. Tlio only
Iron rrupitmUoii that will not hlaclcou tlio tenth or jjho
llCitilltolln. Hold 1 all druggists. Write for tlio A 11 0 llook, U2 jip. of
useful and amiuliijt muling nl jrtt.
WltOWN CIIKHIIOAL CO., Bnltimoro, M&.
BITTERS
I Or btitii ty loyt)rirotlcrB
TAKE
SIMMONS
LIVER MffiULATOR.
II will iionIIIvi Iv cnru Kick
lleiidiKhe.
DYSPEPSIA.
Tim llcgiil.iior will imslilvelv rnrn llili tcrrlblo
iltM'iwo. V o insert i iniiliiillrally nh.it wu know to
be into.
CONSTIPATION
Hiontdiiottii rcu.mltil nsn trlillnif nllmcnt, Na
turn iii'tnunU tiiu ulinnstmiiilnrltynf llio liowi'N.
Tliorrfuiv, iisiM tuiliini by tiiklinr Mmmnm I.lver
lictfiilAtor It in lmimlt'81, mllit unit cntclunl,
PILES.
trc'lcf h nl. Imnil fur thnswlinniitTpr il.vvnfk'r
il.i.v with 1'ilo.i, HniiHCiiiMllmnilii'iliiiiiiil will euro
MALARIA.
IVrnons may mold nil ntlni ki tiy nooniloinlly
intilns n Una.! or Simmons itiwiiAtor lo keep tlio
liver in healthy notion.
Bad Broath.
ilenorally itrlslnjr from n ill.vml'Mvit stomach, can
bo corrected hy taking Mmmntm Liver ItcKulalor.
Jomidico,
simmona t.tver ItoaulalorBoon eradicates thlq ills
oaf) from tho HjMnin, letting tin) skin clear nnd
froo fiom nil Impurities,
COLIC.
Children surrorlnc with colic noon cxperlenco rn
lief when S minonn Mver llcculnlor 18 nrtmltilaterrd,
AdiilK n'so deilvo prcat benefit from thu nvitlclne.
It In not unpleasant. It la harmless nnd effect! to.
Purely vegetable.
Sold by all Druggists.
TItV IT.
Jimosm, "M-ly
If RIG!
I '.l.nn.l I'., i...,,f !. flffd ... n, .. V t-l.
Pin l. nnd will i-"iit).i ,eljr i-'mni-ii iho Mil In
i -i i ii ..,. '1,1 in "i.,t i i, , Aiivtierwiti
Mll.lM'IIClk.. I (I'll tlllt-'liefllllllKlllMHkl
iii-niei-n un..i.ii ; In al'li. If -uelin llilni'
IkjIvIMk Si titli' . 1 1 r ; lellee nlnnim.
J. S. ,t01lm .1' CO., lluitmt, alius.,
fnvmtrly i.'rtinfie. Mr,
flRFMTQ WflNTFtl nvKiivtvnniiE TTm
J, . v. V" 1 tU U'"'"! iimllvltnlt-
lillt .tlnrtilm, j Vit invrutni. Will tnllapalrof
ii-kiiv,wii.i Ili;i:i, ami 'lOU (oiiiplcVe, In
aiMiliiiitm it win alsu tint a treat vatkty or Iincr
wolk rof Mlilch Itierclsoltrar n tcaily market SnJ
lor circular oii.t trrnM M tho 'I'woiiihls- Hnltl iuir
Kliichluc Co., WiMlilnsliin St., llcvtun. .Matt,
mnj n, Mj uli
Most Fragrant & EefrccMng of Pennmcs
Exceedingly Oellcztu and Lasting.
Prlee, 23 eto.: Large Bsttle3, 75 eta.
SoU by dkl.n In Dru(riA lVrfumery. SlgQAtdrt of Ui
coi ft Co., N. Y., on ttrrj totU.
; PARKER'S GINGER TONIC
Tho Modlclne for Every Family.
NEVER INTOXICATES.
Made from Ginger, Euclm, Mandrake, SuHlngia,
Y anu cincr oi ine uesi vccciauo remedies known,
t Tarkbh's Ginger Tonic has remarkably varied
curative powers U is he grea tci Mnmach Correct
or, Blood 1'urifier and Liver KeguL tor ever made &
The Best Medicino You can Uso
for Kestoring Health & Strength
It commences to act from the firt dow, searches
out the weak trgaiw, and is warrat'itd lu cure or
help nl) diseases of the llowtl, Stomach, llliwd,
Kidneys, Livtr, Urinary Organs, all Complaints of
Women, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Khcutna
tixni and lfruiikeiinefii.
Try .i bcttle to-day ! t may save your life. 50 ct.
and $ 1 sizes at all drugg Ssts. Every genuine bottle
hajoursiqnatureon oittuJe wrapjKr, lliscox &
Co., N. Y Large saving In buying $1 size.
Juh Iiat i Wtmteil.
Kver!iody whose hair is gray or failed has fell
the I'ccdof .1 Hair IieMorcr nnd dressing Utat is
cleanly. ugreealJy perfuined nnd harmless. J'ar
kcr's Hair Halsatn satisfies thu most fastiJioui la
tliese respects. Sold by diuggUtsat 50c. nnd$i.
oct. l.'60-ly
SUUSCR115K NOW KOU
THE COL tJBI
Sl.:0 IN ADVANUH.
TiTlATTy'S nrtans 13 usorul stops, n seta roeila
JJ'fc w nnv IMnnnMtlVK.n, lr-llna
Cit'ilOK. Kin). Amimd lli'ntty, WmhliiKton, N. .1,
ra.tyii, "Hl.ly 11I.I
BEST.
J. SALTZER, Agent,
Bloomsburg, Pa
Oil
TONIC
recommended for nil illncanca ro-
JUST OUT.
MORRIS & IRELAND'S
NEW IMPROVED
33IGS-I1T FAXTOEI
F SAFE.
THE ONLY EIGHT FLANGE SAFE
MADE IN THE WORLD.
AND OONTAININGOUR
Patent Inside Bolt Work,
Patent Hinged Cap,
Four-wheel Locks,
Lirjide Iron Linings,
Solid Iron Corners,
LATEST FROM MAINE.
Lock's Mlll'8, Oxford Co , Me.
Messrs. MorrH A Ireland:;
dt'Uts: On tlio 'J'-'oil i.f November, Hta, our upon!
mill ui Ills place, ciiai! . two Mnrles lilgli, whs 10
tutly consumed by Ire, In wlilcli tlicio vmularue
iiuniillty or spool lumber, spo'i mill tlocltd, nil suft
aoiinl. Tho Urn Uur jcd fur tliruo ai d u Halt dais.
Wo lud ni.oof your wiles In nur mill 11 ml TuisJuy
muriilni; ru'lowlny, elKhiy hints utter. Ihelliv.a
wus loo hot ti. liundle, UelDK eiivorcd with Imrulni;
lilmkrt. M.mntlinu alter It uiih oH'iied 1tl.1l (lio ion.
tuntM Hero III 11 ooil fcliiliiol preoi tvultin, not ,
houk i.riipo"htln','ile!troed. 11111 sailJlleil Willi
your Hnfe.1 nnd Imvo puichuscil unollier, mill can
cliei rluMy recommend lliemio any ono lslilnirto
secino lliLlr vatuubloH fiem tielutdesiiiijed In lire.
oniHtruiy, I. (I. Tkuiih,
TREMENDOUS TEST.
HoaslliiK Thirty lions In ft lied ot Ued Hot Coals.
Cornlnt;, N, Y January c, 'si.
Morris. I: lieland IIosIoilMiish.
llcullcmcn:-ou tho n'uht of tlio ilro luourvll
lasu on tho'.'Ctli ult.lli dlu uso one of ynir No.
c hares l am pleased lo Intoim you, alter tho lloor
Kavo way It fell Into tlm cellar, Into alieiipol lunn
luircoal, where it rooRted for thirty hours, nurclt
Izensund myself Kavoiipihu hoio of anjUili'K' oe
Hit; huvnl In It. on lieln- luken from Urn riiliiH I was
happily disappointed to Hint my cash, voui hers and
oilier ni I lull h ot value peiniily pieservcd. 'I he
combination works well now. I am siillslliil
your new mid luipiiivid vuuk, onn of whli h, 11 No.
vo, I lnvn oril- red of j our hki'iiI In-d.iy, will anoril
nliMilulii pun eel K 11 In any hit.
Truly Yours, u. s. IIaknks.
STILL AHEAD-
lloolicslcr, N. II., Dec. 10, &0,
.Mi'hMS. Morris i Ireland:
Dear Sirs: In tho dlansl roils tiro width took placo
In this town Nov. o, tho Mori Is uud lrelmd sale In
my store was subjected to n seviro lest, b'lnif
thrown Into I lie lellnr niiil a liugo nioKS of debris
ri ll upon II, and It was in llio mlns somo two days.
I tiko pleasure lu iLlormliiK jou that upon cxrava
lloiill wasopeniu wltlmui 1 rouble nnd the contents
were found to le inilcjuicil. I cheerfully lecorn
mend yourmr, tanu siiomIu 1 want another I should
ceriuiiuy puicnase ono irorn you.
Yours truly, 0. W. IIowk.
STILL ANOTHER.
Fiom tho Ureat Klio lu Troy, Now York.
Troy, N. Y., Hecembcr 11, 1819.
Mi s 'if. Morris A Ireland. Iloston:
(lentli men: Aller wllneKiliiL' the Clint red book)
oiitot II o sarcs 1 peiieii, also ono of my own widen
wa anolher 'iiate. which v;n nolln tho heal 01
tlm Urn I ke Ihu No 0 lalelv purchased of jou, which
w is lu the Hi u over fnny-i lijht boars, ami had to ln
eimlli.uul plavciloh duriiiit Monduy iiluht. us It
wiivciiuipii leiy Rurruui ocu wuu uurnini; miisiiiis
in d inli.'i 11 lluinalilu mateilal, 011 Hpeninif It In the
ruins Tin day l rii'rr.mni, I wus pleiised to lliid the
(.1 in I i'ii I h, heoks, pnpi rs nnd nouoy Hern ullpio
Hi'rieil In n 11 iiiiirkui ly Kind coudllinii. Wllhthls
pi oof 1 f I lie II 1 e ipiallilesof your sale wo liuvu (,Mv
en yi or nielli an order f rotii: No. 8 safe.
Yours respectfully, Davis & ro.
THE Gil 12 AT
BOSTON FIEE.
JANUAIIY. 1880.
Morris & Ireland's Sale i A train Tilumpliant-Messrs.
iliiu. iveuuau & ijun. iiuru Dale lieveuis lis
Valuable contents Intact, after beuitr sub
ject! d to laien eheat for una Hundred
and Thirty Hours.
lloston, January 2, isso.
Mobsra.MorrH a Ireland. Horn on:
flenU:-On the night of December , last, the
building occupied lu part by us at No. VI Federal
street, and w hl(h wus four etorles high and about
sou leetotep, caught Ilro and was destroyed, with
all Its contents, cuuPlMlngi f 11 very laigo slock of
paper, took binders' materials and o'l or mercnun.
Ol.e. vi lillo st veral other largo bullrilngs udjolnln
ours were burnt d ut the fame time, Iho tliiiiies were
extinguished the following dav. but our stock con
tinued to burn for dais thereafter. Alter a tit lay of
13o hourv wo wero able 10 navo our sale dug out
fi 0111 thu 1 ulns and oientd, and werti pleaded to tlnd
all tho contents well preserved. The sufucoutulaed
our most valuable books, pupers. jn.l!dt b, t lc, and
wu ncwlcelbuie lliatour JurtL'Diei.l was coirtctln
tui leg oi.oot your infet, which wo decided to du
nlier know ing the woiiHt-1 lul record of your baits In
lliegriul llobiiui meet 'in We regrd the proirc
Hon if your hale i.s unM remarkable, and this tire
is a guaranty ot lis security 10 ibosu who may wlbli
to purchase.
Yours very truly, Kick, Kknoali. ,v Co,
Also a Communication from Ex-Gover
nor Aloz. Rico,
lloston, January 2, ls.vo.
MtS.SU-IM0IIHI34IIIKI.AN0.
dents: lbavonmdo careful examination ft the
contents of tho eoio purchased ot you somo years
since by thu tlrm ot luce, Kendall & Co , and which
was biibiectlu tho test of enormous heat In Die
meat Pro ot last iiunday nlirht. I reuard tho se
curity of thu Sato under llio circumstances as most
remarkable. None ot Its contents were burned,
nor were asyot them so injured by boat as to bo
materially damaged I should commit any securlt.
les to your satj hereafter with additional contU
donee. WUU great respect, youis very truly.
Alexander ll.lllco.
THE LATEST YET.
BUr THE SAUB BESUIT,
Ho. Norrldgowock, Mo., t'cb, 1, issi,
Messrs Mirrls A Irulaiitl, Huston Mass.!
The satu 1 Kiutht of you lust October was Inn
Iwo-story wooden building, which buried Jan. as.
'run building took lire In the night, and Iho uif ,
bul'dlug and Its contents, felllnlo thu cellar uhii
uplluofdry wood, making a hot tlru wlilcli lasleil
fur leu hours. Tint outblue of tho safe wuh Pouli il
red hot, It melted tho bundle and dial oft tho dour
Ihu contents cousli'ted of wan lies, Jeweliy, bill 1 1 .
warn, books papers An., all of which cumii out in
good t'OiidlUou. I'apurs lying agali st tlio Insluuot
tho i-ufu wurv not Injured. Tho safii thowa fur It
self WLUtltls, and I feel well satisfied with whith
hasdouu, ITeasu wrlto what yodcau allow for It
toward a oow ono, and ubll.'o,
O.IMIALI
CHAMPION RECORD in the GREAT
BOSTON FIRE in 1812.
irHend for prices and doucrtptlro catalogue bo.
f oro purchasing elsewhere.
MORRIS & IRELAND,
64 SUDBURY ST.
Boston Mass.
BL80MSBU8C STATE NOBMAL SCHOOL
SIXTH NOllMAL SCHOOL DIST1UCT.
Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania.
Kiiv. D. J. WALLER, J;:., Ph. D., Principal.
liuliiTrngsspaclo
sPi Ji'iinKiiiiifni. ami nasv of access. Toachera
modcrnto. fifty cents a week deduction to nil oxpcctlng to teach, students admitted at any tlirw. itoomi rofteneu wticn uciiicu.
Courses of study prescribed by tho Utato t
I. Moilel .School. IF. rrcpumtmy. III. Klemciilary. IV, Cl.wlrnl.
Aillimric;niiii! I. Aculciiilo. 1 1. Commercial. I IT. Conine In Music. IV. Course in Art. V. (Vurso in I'liynical Cullure.
Tho Klpmcntan'. Sclcntlllo and ClanliMl Courses
corresponding tiegrces; M.istcrot tlio Uleinonts!
'hc!rnttnlntu.-nts,,slgi,ejlb
w Mate r-'i uln'sii hie i det land It. It la one ot tun prlrno ob new of this sciuioi to lieln to seeun; Tl, by furnl ih ntf In elll
en" unci "iilrtJnt I'c ac era for her Sol u uls. To I ltsetid It sollcltu young persum .if good alillltles nnd good purposi'S.-thow who ileslr'i tulmprovij their tlrni
Yh"lrwon oppotliinltles for well paid labor after leaving School. I'oi
i.atniogui', nuiirt-R mo iTinnpai,
UIIIIN. Vrll.l.IA.II l;i.Vi:l,l., I'rmlileiit llnnril
seri.",''!''.
SPRING
THE
largest
OIF
CLOTHING.
just what wp: REPRESENT IT
FOB
CUSTOM TAILORING -JR BEADY MADE.
wow oitr ri.iKfB
WEINYLTE YOUJl EXAMINATION
TO KNOW "WHAT TO WEAR," AHD "now TO WEAR IT."
CALL AT
)
ft 11
THE DA VIS.
$1,000 HESWAKB.
ONU THoUSAN'I) (l.OOO) DOI.I.A IIS
I'ltEMIU.M ll-ieil 10 Is' Y I'HliSON'
lli il will do 11- tiitKAT A JtANOK
OK WORK mi ANY OTHKli
MACniNIi
NEW MVJs'yERTlCAL FEED
Will do without basting.
It will make wide hem 011 sheets, Ac, hern all
manner ot bias woolen goods, as toft merino, crapo,
or eoods difficult to hem on other maehlr.es. It
makrs a more clastic stitcli than any oilier machine.
It will turn a ht m and put in plplne; at samo t'.ir.o
Itwlll turn a htm. bew braid on tlio rlfjlit sldo
and stitch on trimming at ono ojieratlou.
It will do fi lllDi; bias or straight, cither on cotton
or woolen goods.
It will tell ucross scams on any goods.
1 win bind n Huts or Pktrtand tew on facing,
either with or without Hiowlng Mllchee: bind lirebs
Hoods with the so mo material, either scallops, points,
squares or stialKhi. 'Ihoonb mathlno Ihutwlll bind
rats, Clonks, or other aitltles with bias, satin or
silk, f 1 oiu ys to a Ii i In sin mt!i, wllhout banting.
It will gather with or without hewing on.
It will gather between two pieces nnd Bew on at
tho same Umu.
It will makoarunie and stitch u pillow slip on to
the facing at the mine time.
It will shirr any kind of goods.
It will mnke plaited tilmmlng cither with or with
out sewing It on.
It will make plaited trimming cither scallajied or
straight and sew a piping on at lliebaruc time. It
will uiuko knlfo plaiting.
J. SAl.TZKR. Gou'l Agent,
iiloomsburg, I'n.
oct. 1,'80-tf.
!.(. aim ml .1 11 in vl
lt4ln KTI'IIH t iM'tfTl. 'mil
riiictt" nifi imtii utility. u umr
VE(l.OO.nUATO flIMfNO -.n
i UJj;lj!,0, A U it "li'JiN. hy
)) Hi V III s r I H X ut w in ltr
luilj luw Vi II il.'l.-lii will I-(-1M1
I tft ill)' -Arfi t-illillt Iiriit'll it'
ut j fMnn il tti tif nit, mi.l to j fi 11 r
until Ih-luUr :ilt fi.lltmhur.
l'ulliiiiii I'.tluiti ttr nil (in I)
l.i - Ci.miHiTiy rn.iu OHtOMlOt
Ci UMJU. m,U','ri. TlH'HKA wi
KAHHAK U1TY. lunnliii i il".' i
I ui uiif i I iui(.'eif mi'4 to UUt VB
it hi I I UE1JI.O. lMntiif ('(it- tint 1
ttnlunl lu mII ilirum'li IruliiH, Ik wild
HiftiU iiui Ui uLUhirtl a! U.nituihot
Mn riiti of vt nty-iify iMiti
Tor ratra, further hit rnitiu:
ftutl uicpmt Mn UI UtlltK
J, Q. A. J1EAN. Geii'JEttm A",
117 UriHid WRV.Ki-wYfirl- tuu 3 i
W Mil ten fit It. stun Mum
LKOAL ULANKS,
' AMVAYS ON HAND
to Mnfenrw Swap m a mi
.im, well ventilated, ll?lited by gar,, anH fui nWidt wlUi ft bounUtul suuply Of puie.sott
oxncrlcnccd, oniclcnt, and nllvo to thelr work. Dlnclpline, tlrm but kind, uniform and thorough. Kxrenso
nro I'IIOI LSMIONAI,, ami siunnnis graunaing
Master nf the Sclonoes s Maxtor ot tho ClaIC3,
of Trutlrr
CLOTHINGE -
STOCK
PORT GRAPE WINE
Vsed In Iho principal Churches for Communion
purposes.
ej::sllent i-on laiiec and weaely
PEIISCKS AND THE AGED.
tpeer'M Fozt Grape Wine
FOUR YEARS OLD.
mills Celebrated Native Wlno Is made from the
JL Juice of tho Oporiollrapo raised in this Country
Its InvalmWe
Tonio and Si lengthening Properties
aro unsurpassed by any oilier Natlio Wlno. Ilel1 g
too pure Juice ot tho drape, produced under Mr.
Hpecr's own personal su ervislon, Its puilty and
L'uiiiniif iirss arc curautecd. 'I'ho vounirrsi child
may purmko o( Us geuciousiiuulltlts and thu weak-
usi luisnii use itiu huviiiiiiii;u 11 is pnriicuiaiiy
bcnlllclal vo tha aged nnd debilitated, and suited to
the various aliments Unit ntTecl tho weaker sex. It 13
in oiery respect wims 'lo tin hkliku on.
SPEER'S
Tho 1'. J. sn KltltV Is a Wlno of Superior character
nnd partakes of the gulden qualities ot thotrnpc,
from which It. la mado. Kor I'urlty. Hlchness.navor
nun .milieu rroperties, ii win ue louuu unexecutu.
SPEEll'S
This IlKANDV standi unrlvalod In ihls Country,
being tar superior foe medical purposes.
IT IB A ruilli dlbtlllitllon f tim Uio grano nnd con.
tains valuablo medical propirtlcs
It lias a dellcato mvor, similar to that of tho
grapes from which It Is dlstlllcd.and Is In gniat favor
among ursi uiu.ii iiiuiiiii'ti.
tloo that tho fclgnnturo of AI.VltRD HrBKIt.rasaalo
N J., Is over tlio cork of each botllo,
SOLiI BY a. A. KLEIM.
doom 'sou
To I'orvoas Cufforcrs Iho Orcat Eurojcan
Rsxcdy.
im. J. b. smrsoN'sisrEctrio mkdicink.
llr. .1. II. Blinpson'sHpeclilo Mcdlclno is a positive
euro for overwcikcf Iwdy or brain oroMess of uny
kind, such ns weakness and nil dtscascH runultlng
from Nervous Debility. Irrltablllty.Menlal Aiikletv.
l.uiiL'iior, Ijisbltude. Depression ul bplrlls nnd func
tional dorungt'inents of the neriona tjbUm geu
ei.iuj, i uuin in urn
l hick or niue, loss.
of Mcinoiy, rrein.
turooldngo unildly
eases that lead tt
conmptlon,lusaid
ty & an early gravi
urlioth. Nomiitlei
how sliitlertil I In
system limy Do f run
excesses of mi
kind, a f.hoi t cuurtio ni.s in, uu-iiiu wi.i xhi,,,,; i....
lost functions and procure health and happiness
n linu uviuie ,, in ucnimniK uui nilu Klutllll, I lie Dpu
eltlo Mcdlclno la being used with wonderful riic.vms.
Pamphlets sent freo to all, Wrllu f or IIu m uuil
get lull iiarirlou'nr.
l'rlci', fipi elllo it.oo per package, or six packages
for 13,' o. Will bo sent by mall on receipt of ruouey,
Address all orders, J, II. HI.MI'HON's MKDIU1N1S L'U.
tioa im aim po muin streci, uunaio, ti, V.
ion. ll.HMt
Ty AINWKIOIIT & CO.,
WUOLEHAUt (IIIOCKltS,
ruiuniLruii,
Doakmla
VBAB, HYltUi-S, OOfflfg, BUUAlt, MOLAtoBS
HICK, BTlCia, I01 BOM, tUS., to.
II, Jl, Corn or Geooaa ut Area niroou,
wrordm'wm roortve'ljrompt ttuuiOaa.
iiieri'iu, ttivim uiw, inpiiiuuii, uuiiicinux iiii-iuiiuiwii
tlnilu.ites In the other Courses rccoho. Normal Cprtlilcnles
arc not lnfiilor to thoin nf our best t'oltcgcn,
P. V. IUM.JtVKi:, Secretary.
way
KENEWE
IIas been In conntnn
uso by tho pulillo
.
nml is tlio tieet preplirfttloli
ever lnventeit for ltKSTOlt
INO OKAY IIAIK TO ITS
VOUTIIFCr. COLOIt ANI
Tho
Gtato
Assayor
and
Olicmiat
of Mass,
and
leading
endorso
nnd
it
as a
groat
triumph
in medi
cine LIFE.
It supplies tho natural
food nnd color to the Iinlr
glnuds without staining llio
skin. It will lncrcnso nml
tlilchcn tho groivth of tho
hair, prevent Its blanching
nnd falling off, nml thus
AV1SIIT UALUNKSS.
It cures Itching, Erup
tions nnd Dandruff. As n
HAIR DltKSSlNO It Is very
desirable, giving tbo linlr a
silken softness which nil
ndmlro. It keeps tho head
clean, swoct and healthy.
WHISKERS
will rhnngo tho bcnrtl to n JlllOtVN or
I1LAC1C nt discretion, llelng In ono
preparation It is easily npplled, nnd
produces n permanent color that will
not wash off.
I'ltKl'AKED II V
R, P. HALL & GO,, NASHUA, N.H.
SoldbytllDMlarslii Midlclnn
THE CHEAT
JiXJItljINGTON ROUTE.
t27"No other lino runsThroo Through fao
Bongcr Trains Daily botwecn Chicago, Dog
Moines, Council muffs, Omaha, Lincoln. St.
Josoph, Atchison, Topcka and Kansas City.
Direct connections for nil points in Kansas,
Nebraska. Colorado, Wyoming. Jlontann, Ne
vada, Now Mexico, Arizona, Idaho, Oregon and
California.
Tho Shortest, SXodlcst nnd Most Comforta
ble llouto via Hannibal to Fort Scott, Dcnlson,
Dallas, Houston, Austin, San Antonio, Galvos
ton nnd all points In Texas.
Tho unoijuoled Inducements offered by this
Lino to Travelers nnd Tourists, nro as follows:
Tho colobratod Pullman (IC-whcel) l'alaco
Bleeping Cars, run only on this Line, C, II. &
Q. l'alaco Drawlng-Hoom Cars, with Horton's
UoollnlngCliBlrs. No oxtm ehnrgo for 8eaM
In Itecllnltig Chairs. Tho famous C, II. & Q.
l'alaco Dining Cars. Gorgeous Smoking Cars
fitted witli lilcgant Hlgli-Itaeked ltattan lte
volvlng Clmlrs for tho cxcluslvo uso of flret
class pastcngcrs.
Steel Track anil Superior Equipment, com
bined with tbolrOrcnt Through Cur Arrange
ment, makes I hit, nbovo all others, tho f avorito
llouto to tho South, Soutu-Wcst, nnd tho For
West.
Try It, nnd you will find traveling u luxury
Instead of a discomfort.
Through Tlckots via this Celebrated Lino
for mlo at nil offices lu tbo United states and
Canada.
All Information nbntit llntoi of Fare, Sloop
Ing Car Accnmmodutlons, Time Tables, 4c,
will bo cheerfully glvon by npplylng to
J. Q. A. 11HAN. flcn'l llastorn Agent,
axi Washington St., lloston, Mass.
, '"id HIT lliouhvai , Nov York.
JAME3 It- WOOD. Ocn. 1'nss. Agi. Chicago.
T.J. rOTTTJIt, Ceil. Manager, Chicago.
March is, 'to, m
CANCERS CURED
At Orano's Cancer Infirmary. Addlpen. M v.
UTTWniltMtU liriiirivo . ...ii ... -
worn liavo Uen cured or this mucli arratlcd rtla-
Juen icmitd irt-m ninrltuo un untimely death.
for fi rlrtllft irlilniftnll ,i..il,..l..,. -i- ..
iittit Vii V i i Vii".!i uHirei. viuuuri'is.'j i;ra.
MUSNJUIIAWWMUKrM
Weaver & Co'o Ads.
tl fin n A VPATj co" 10 inmlont homo by
0)1. UUU il I III Ail ywlltoiunn or woman,
uuiwen 10 icmo jour on iohii, or bn away from
ll0LU0,Vcr u,l,'l A"' ",lu n conduct tho btiBl
ni ss. It ritiuln 8 nn capital.
WH WII.I, bTAHT YOlt Wmi AN OUTFIT WOUTII
U jou oio rinpioytd duiilg tlio day you can
inrko rom f I to 3 an cttnlrg. Kmo if our ogenu
ropt t a profit of tM lu a Hnglo duy. Aiti at otico
111 rarttculars to B. a. hlliLoUT. "o lidiciay
strict, N. Y. wico iniuch u, -si-cra
SUI'EHIOlt TO ALL OTHERS.
.MliVlilt X- WON,T.rcUElrectriilladelphla.
yigboat Awards ror tho best rianos: London
Tarls, Centennial and renn'u Statu I'alrs.
ma rch 11, 'fi-tm wCn
LATEST STYLES OP
II
Si. FIASCOS
At tbo 'COLUMBIAN OFFICE.' I
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLES
L UUM'IIIA A UltlK It. It. DIVISION.
SUMMER TIME TAlIfiE.
on and utter Sunday, .luno li.iisi, ii,n ......
on tun I'hliadoipuia K Krin na iroad im IMon wii Vni
as follows l . rnt
wrsn wahi).
ItrloMftll lcftvo.l l'hllitdi'lphl i Utlnm
' ' llnrrlflmrg Jssaw
VHIilani At 8 3S5S
" ' liek llmcn oninm
" I'liioiii llirinm
arrlvo at Uric tvSS
Niagara l!'rei.HleiiM'iil'hlliiilr. Ida unonin
riiirn'iiiri Vi iR n m
nil.aM ll!.iiii.,,i. s'tnm
' " lock ii.hu. 4 ni 2
" itcnovo ft a p m
V.tft i.lno I'nvis l1.lintoi In i u ,q in
" llsrrlsl,.,f OjhH
" nrrtvoat Wl'Il.inisi . ri t K b Hi
bocklhivta o j3p m
HASTWAItt).
raclDo twrrosi letiioi Uftt ll.nn 7 3ftm
I'-ri '"-i.' 1 1 , 7n iii
" ,' .wititMifc'ort HMaiA
' nrthuat 1 Milt.'Uiir IV 'in d ni
;; Phiiudiiiphu ,?m
" ." Kane (I 10 rim
Day TtKprt'63 leaves Itennvo Hi'isani
" " loeKiluvcn 11 Ma h!
" ' wild im pr.rt u a,n m
arrive nt nmriib'i'v oiunm
" " rhUiwiiipLi'i ennm
" " Erie 11 33 an
Krlo Alall leaves I'.cnovn n 00m
' " I.oel; Haven lo 10 f, m
" " Wliiutnsiort lmitim
" arrives nt Ilarrlsburg s on a m
" ' l'lillii'leliiii.i 3j.ua
Fast Lino leaves Mlllamsport l.ia.u-i
' urrlvtw at llarrlsourg a in a m
' ' I'htlariolpuI.T. ru3,;n,
Ilrlo Mall ant! F.ist I.lno west find I'ai llle 'M,rp
K.isl. iiiaki' clou- cotiiitctlniiH at , . a , .
Itli U & 11. II. H. tralt.s for Wik. ,bano ai
Scranlon,
Krlo Mall West, Niagara Kxpnm Wc3t rj a '.(
Lino West make clo.o cormtctloh at Wllllemjt L
vUtli.N. o. It, W. Immunol Hi. 1
Niagara Kxpress West nnd Day Kxprf .s Fa-t
make closo count ctluh nt Lock IIiimii with n. k
Jl.lt. trains. '
Krlo Mall cast nnd West connect nt, Erie will
trains on l. H AM.H.lt. U. ; at. corrywllh o.t'.ii
l'.A- V, It. It.i at Hniporlutn with II, N. Y,l'. It. i?
and at Driftwood with A. V. ti, u.
Parlor cars wilt run between riillalelnlda anl
WlUainsport 011 Niagara express west, and nay r.
press nasi. Sleeping cars on nil nl'iht trnlns.
WM.A.HALUWIN,
I1e11er.1l upt,
N
S COMl'AtlV. '
On nnd afler .lanuarv nth. issl. ir.iina win
Suubury ns follows
NOIITIIWAHD.
Northern Express .:tu a. m arrive f.lmlra 1J.30 pu
Arrlvo nt U.muudalgua 3.23 p. n,
" Hochester 4.J0
" Niagara. 8 43
Niagara Express 1.05 p. m. nrrlvo lmlra 0.03 p u.
nrrl 0 Ciinnndalgua 8.35 "
' Jtochcslor 0 43 "
" Niagara 12.50 .a m
Fast lino c.lo p m arrlvo I'.lmlra 11.03 p u
" Wat kins 11.63 pu
SOUTHWAltD.
Southern Bxprer.s l.Ti a. m.urrlvollarrlsb'g 3.10a tj
nrrlvo l'lilladolphla 1.33 "
" Now York 10.33 "
" Ualtlmoro 7.40
" Woshlngtons.osa in
r.ic lie Kxprcsi 'o.eo a m arrlvo Harrlsb'g ia.05 p n
Llllio l'hliadelphla 3.43pu
" Now York C.S3 '
" Ualtlmoro cm
" Washington T.B2
Day Expres-O.GI p in arrlio Ilnrrlslurg S.IU pu
" 1'hlladelphU c.45 "
" NowYoik 9.M "
' Uultliiiuie 11.33
' Washington 7.r.2
Krlo Mall 1.H3 a. m. uri Ivu llarrlbhtirg 3.(isa,m
' l'hliadelphla 7.35 "
" Now York '(UJ "
" Ualllmoro 7.40
" Wnshlnglon ti.02
I.. 1'. KAKMUtl, Ocncral rasoouger Agoit.
FltANK THOMSON, UeneralMnnagir.
piIILADELl'JlA AN J) JtKAUING KOAD
AHRANQEM ENX OF PASSENGER
TUAINiS.
Juno 27, 1SS1.
TKAINS LEAYX KOCKKT AS KOI.t.l)WP(St'KnAr KXCKITIt
For New York, rhtladelphla, Heading, rotlsvlUf
Tiimaqim, &o 11 ,43 n. m
For Oatawlssa, 11,4"; 11. m. T,sn aud fi,45 p. m.
For Wllllainsport, 6,15 o,to n. m. and 4,0s p, m,
TKAIKS KOH KITXUT LEAVE AS FOLLOWS, (SCKPAV I
CElTKn.)
Leavo Now York, vl.i. Tamnnend 11,00 a. m. and
via. Hound Ilrook Itouto 7, 11 n. 111.
Leavo Philadelphia, 9,4s a. rn.
Leavo Heading, ll.toa. m., Pottsvlllo, 12,co p. a
andTamanua, 1,35 p. in.
Lonvo Catawlssa, 6,10 8,40 a. m. nnd 4,00 p. m,
Leave Wllllainsport, 9.45 a.m,2,oo p. m. andt,3) p. n
l'assengers to and from Now York, v la. 'Jama-
nend and to nnd from Plil.a lelphU go tbraugj
rt'ltloutchanKO of cars.
J. 12. WOOTTEN,
tleneral Moungcr
V. O. HANCOCK,
Uencral passenger and Ticket Agent,
Jan. 10, ust-tf.
D
ELAW'ARE, LACKAWANNA AUl
WKSTEHN ItAlLltOAD.
BlAOOMBBUJUl DIVISION.
nmo-Tablo No. 39, Takes effect at 4:30 A.
MONUAY. JUNK lu, 1SI8.
MOUTH,
STATION!).
south.
a.m. p.iu, p.i
scrnnton..
Uellevuu.,
Tftvlorvllle
9 35
2 111 C
2 16 6
8 45
9 68
10 07
2 21 t
...Lackawanna....
t 30
i ii
2 44
2 49
I! 53
57
3 15
3 15
3 10
3 15
3 21
3 26
rnisiou...
.. Wflt Plttsum...
Wyoming.
Maltby..
UcnnetU.
Klurhton.
10 13
10 33
10 29
10 84
18 42
10 65
Kingston
..riyinouiu June,
....Plymouth
AvontUlo
Nantlcoko
.Hunlock's creek.
3 35 8
3 60 8
...btiictaiiinny.....
....Hick's Ferry....
....licach Haven...
-Berwick ....
Urtar Creek
...Willow drove...,
Lime Itldgo.....
Kspy........
...Iiloomsburg
Iluiwrt
11 07
11 13
11 2d
4 03 8
4 10 8
4 18 9
4 S5 7
i 29 7
4 S3 7
4 42 7
4 49 8
4 55 8
6 00 8
B 19 8
9 IS 9
u 30 9
B 43 9
11 39
11 45
II 51
Catawlssn litldgo.
11 67
....nanviiiu
....Chulosky
....Comoron
12 18
.NortliuiaberlADd,
p.m. p.ta. &.B
W. V, HALSTKAD, Bnpt
BuporPitennnnfa omen, Scranton, Juno 10, ISTS.
ill i f Outfit lurnlflicd free, with full Instruct
VI I I I Hons for conductlug tho most promatie
tl) I W business thut uny ono can engage lc
V 'j he business Is bo easy to learn, audovr
Insti uctlon.i nro toblmplonnd plain, that anyone
can make great protltsficmilyveiyttnrt. Nooue
can fall who lswllllLgto woik. Women nro ns suc
omful ns men. Pojb and glrlscnn cam largo sumi
Many bnvo mado at tho buslncts ovkroco hundrrtl
dollars lu a slnglo week. Nolhlngllko It over knewn
befnio. All who eiigago urosurpilscd at the cum
nml rapidity with which they aro ablo to mole
money. You can enptigo In this buMncss durlts
your eparo llmont great l'.rotlt. Y'ou do not have 10
In vest capital In It. Wotnkoallthotlsk. ahobewlio
need icady inoncj", should wrlto to us at once. All
furnished tree, Aadrcta 'nnjK Co.,Augusta,MalDO
oct. 16' -so-iy
YOU CAN BUY THE BLATCHLEY
M. t. U U I, iU
Uiilliiril,orxvllliCoiiitr,Iui'trIalii,orIroii
l.liiiiiga. i:.i.i oiiu tiiini II ;,1 with my imuiu ta
maiiunu turer in wniraiited In inutrrlul and ten.
Hruetlon. Fur mo by Iho Inn houes In tlm
trade. If you ilu not knnw wheru to til thf
pump, wrllu to inn h In low, and I will fe'hd
liatnn of iiwnt nearest you, wiio will mpply uU
ut my lowest prleei,.
CIIAS. 0. 11LATCIILEY, Manufacturer,
ROS Market St., Philadelphia, Ti.
march 4, mi-cm ni;a
XT 17 T "Ti Yourselves by inakng monf J
l-l M l Mwhen .f ld'n n tie tt"
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overly irnm, our door. he.
who alwajatako ndvanlogti oflho good riuo "
lie king inoiiij llift aie uffi'n d, gt ui r lly C'ln
wealthy, wnllo ihtso who do not luipiivu iu
i hancesKmsIn In poicrlj. We want nmnv wciaes,
tlOVH llfirt L'ltlM In ttn,L- Il r nu Hirl.l In I liflr Oil II 10
callilcs. Tho business will pay moro than Un time'
ordinary wegts. Wo furnish au extensive outfit nj
all that jou need, tree. No ono who engages falls to
maVfl tllfmev TPFV rnnlHlv. Vmi nntt dtivntO VOUf
wtole tune to tho woik or only jour tpriiuiciufnu.
Full IntoruaUon and til that tsneedtd at iittre.
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