THE' COLUMBIAN AND DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSIBUllGr, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA. Stable Cleaning, Koily to ll fly vntn ami, and wo nro soiry to way tlml f lio ovfi Hlill exists at tlio jncfiont timo nt points fnr nwny from (owns nml cities mill donso pojiu lation, tliero wits nothing so much neglected as tlio keening ofcow stnlilos clean. As n common rule tliey were cleaned out onco a week on Saturday and then it was not so much on no count of tlio comfort and health of tlio animals and tlio convenience) and tidi ness of tlio milker, as simply bosauso tlio pile of manuro may bo gotten out of tlio wny to allow of tho putting up and letting looso of tho cattle mornings nnd evenings. Wo havo seen tho ma nuro in tho cattlo stalls two feet deep of almost clear dung, with tho hinder jiart ot tho nuimal at least 0110 foot iiighcr than tho front part, and tho cattlo being driven out to tho pasturo Held with quantities of fresh dung hanging to their Hanks, which from day to day received layer upon layer until it was ono disgusting mass, and was left thcro until it became dry and hard and fell off in Hakes of its own action. Tlio litter about a fourth of tlio (inanity cattlo now receive consis ted of stalks of cornfoddcr which could not bo eaten, tho weeds left in hay, tho raking of dirty straw lyitiij about tho outbuildings, and sometimes mixed with a few leaves from tho woods. Tho food of tho dairy cows consisted of musty cornfoddcr, second-crop clover and orchard-grass, badly cured, chaff from the wiunowings or tho threshed grain, oats straw, &o, Tho cows were of courso as thin almost as skeletons, and their product of poor milk was about ono-half of what would havo been obtained from properly-fed cattle. Tho fact is that tho farmer took no prido in his livo stock. The idea of giving them clean stalls, good ventilation and nonrshing food, never entered his thoughts, and if it did would havo been regarded as an utter waste of money, without any return. But look at tho stables now of tho dairy-stock ! Their stalls aro wide, clean and ircsli, tho cattlo themselves aro orient and sleek, with no proioctiu ribs, nnd pleasant to handle, well-fed comtortablo in every way, and givin; two or three times tho quantity of mil and as rich as it is abundant. Tho butter from such cows commands twice tho prico from its careful manu facture and uniform excellence. At tho present timo also tho farmer feels more pride in his dairy stock than in anything else upon his farm. Ho finds that they givo a double return for all tlio extra caro anu cost ot their im proved treatment, and that ho has nothing upon his premises that pay him bo well in every respect as tnoy. I'lnding so satisfactory a return from this part of his stock, ho extends this extra caro in hispurchaies of sheep and swine, and after a few years of trial ho discovers that they ay equally well in proportion as his cows. And in that wav his improved system of husbandry progresses from year to year, and his methods aro patterns for his neiahbois. until a wholo district is revolutionized and tho old harum scarum ways aro utterly abandoned Germantown Telegraph. Turkeys, If you aro thinking of raising turk eys study up tho subject this Spring and hatch tuo earliest eggs you can pro cure. Do nothing half way, but make up your mind to civo them tho best caro for tho first ten weeks of their ex istence: after that thoy will tako caro of themselves. Tho following advice Iroin the American I'oultry l ard is excellent and should bo closely follow ed : "In some cases oven tho best caro fails to secure a good number of young uirKoys. Jieiore they nave lully leath ered up they aro tenderest of birds, but when they have a lull dress of feath crs nothing in tho way of poultry is moro hard)' or less Uaulo to disease or disorder. As young turkeys, like young guineas, inakosuch rapid growth of feathers when young, they rcqniro constant caro and iood in iair nuanti ties and often to enable them to with stand tho great strains on their systems, nnd not supplying them fully at that stago ot growth is what causes so many to drop olF suddenly from no apparent cause. Boiled eggs, chopped line, no doubt'makes good food for turkeys, to comraenco with, but it is not at all neo ossary. Ono of tho most successful breeders of turkeps wo know of never fed a crumb of boiled egg, but com mences with slalo bread-crumbs, slight ly mixed with new, fresh milk, giving them five or more feeds daily, but only in such quantities as they would eat up clean at every feed Onion-tops or let tuce, chopped up line and mixed with their food, was given, whilo an occa sional seasoning of redcayenno popper was supplied, Thoy wore treated to sweet milk for drinking purposes, and when they got some littlo ago cottago cheese was liberally supplied, and thoy aro very fond of it. There is as much in tho caro as in the feeding, and they must havo the best of both to induco them to stay with us. Dampness and dow aro fatal to young turkoys ; tho remedy suggests itself in a preventive." Bailroid Sociability, "Speaking about tho sociability of railroad travelers," said tho man with tho crutches and u watch pocket over hiscye, "I never got so well acquainted with tho passengers on tho train as I did tho other day on thoMilwaukeo and St. Paul Kailroad. We were going at tho rate .01 about thirty miles an hour; and another train from the other direction telescoped us. Wo were all thrown into each other's society, and brought into immcdialn social contact, so to speak. l went over and sat in tho lap ot a cor pulent lady from Manitoba, and a girl from Chicago jumped over nino seats and sat down on tho plug hat of a preacher from La Crosse, with so much timid, girlish enthusiasm that it shoved hu hat clear down over Ins shoulders, Everybody seemed to lay asido the usual cool reservo of strangers, and wo made ourselves entirely it home. A shy young mini wuu an emaeiaiuu uucioui vause left liU own seat nnd sat down in lunch basket where a bridlo couplo seemed to be wrestling with their first pio-nio. Do you suppose that a reticent young man would havo done such a thing on ordinary occasion T Do you think if ho had been at a celebration at homo that he would havo risen impetu ously and gono where thoso pcoplo wero eating by themselves and sat down In tho cranberry jelly of a total stranger f l should rather think not. Why, ono old man who probably at homo led tho class meeting, nnd whq was as dignified as Hoscuo Lonklings father, was eating a piece of custard piu when wo met tho other train, and hu loft his own scat nnd wont over to tho other end of tho car and shot that piece of custard in tho ear of a beauti ful widow from Iowa. I'eoplo travel ing somehow forget tho nusterity of their homo Hves,and form acquaintances that sometimes last through life. Zarumie Jloomerany. .CMUs andFovor. lmrion Liver ncgu lator soon breaks tho Chills and carried tho Fever out otlho tatm. Hows' when all other remedies fall Sick Headache. Fur tlio relict ana euro of this dUtrcsslntf ntlUc tlon tako Simons l.lvcr ltegulator. DYSPEl'SIA. Thn Itniriiliitnr nlll nftaltlvrdvcurn this Icrrlblo dlvoso. Wo assert cinphattcalty what wo know to bo truo. CONSTIPATION should not bo regarded as a trilling ailment. Na ture demands tuo utmost regularity of tho bow ois. Thereforo a'slst nature by takinpr Simmons llTcrllC2Ulator.lt is harinlcss.mlld andellcctual. PILES. l!r1lf la AMiftnrl fn," thnan nhn buffer AhV after day with piles. It lias cured hundreds, nnd will euro you. MALAKLA. Vornnna mivntnlfl nil attneks bv occasionally taking a dos of Simmons Liver Ilcgulator to keep mo lavcr in ucaiuiy action, BAD BREATH rrAnnvAiiv iriainff trtm ft ritKnrrlrrfri Stomach can bo orrcctcd by taklnir Simmons l.lTcr ltegu- laior. Jaundice. Ulmntnn f Ivnr tfnffltlfttftl PrAdtCAtS IlllS. iHawwn from the srMcm. leavlnit tho skin clear and free from all Impurities. Oolic. ihiM-n .rr,,in, wtn, r-ftitfi sonn cxnerlenco relief when Simmons Liver ltegulatpr Is admin latcrcd. Adults nlw derlvo. great benent from this medicine. It Is not unpleasant; It H harm less and effective, ruroly vojotablo. Oaution. tia-f,ii iht vnn mt. thn ecnulno Simmons Liver ltoiriitator In our engraved Wlilto Wrapper, with red J! Trade-Mark, Stamp and Signature un broken. , , . rrcparea umy uy j- kc. zEirnrxr sc go. sold by all Druggists. Philadelphia. NEWlGpLOOD! 1'arton' J'lirfMtlro I'llli ninko Now Well )l!xl, and will completely cli.iniro tlio blond In tlio entire st stem In thrto irnnlli. Am-pcmon who will tnLo I pill "mil nlRlit from 1 tills weeks itinylK)i'0toredtiimiitiil lienltli. If suilin thing bo iKmlble. Sent In- nnll fnr 8 letter tnmn. J. H. .Off V-'O.V .t CO., Mutton, Mmt., formerly Jlniiflnr, ?Ir. AGENTS WANTED the licit Fnmlly Knit ting Jtlncllllio rvrr lnntr,l. Will knttapilrot lockWi. wim lli:KI. via TOi; complete, In 20mlnutcs. It will alu Knit a great variety of fancy work for which there It always a rea-ly market Send for circular anil terma to the Tvrombly Jlult fluff Machine, Co., 409 WaahlniitonSU llvaton. Mass. mayo, '81 -ly aid TJTS A ifTi Vfl 0IU.ANS2T stops. I o sets reeds on OfiftX A it yt)0i punos sias up ltaro lloll- any inducements iteauy. ivruour can uuiihai TY, WasUUigton, N.J. aid may o, '81-ly Know That Brown's Iron Hitters will cure the worst case of dyspepsia. Will insuroa hearty appetite and increased digestion. Cures general debility, and gives a new lease of life. Dispels nervous depression and low spirits. Restores an exhausted nurs ing mother to full strength and gives abundant sus tenance for her child. Strengthens the muscles and nervcs.enriches the blood. Overcomes weakness, wake fulness, and lack ofencrgy Keeps off nil chills, fevers, and other malarial poison. Will infuse with new life the weakest invalid. 37 Walker El., liiltlmore, Dec. iSSi. For six years I hive been a creat lufTcrer from lilood Disease. Dys pepsiaIandConttipation,andbecame so debilitated that I could not retain anything on my stomach, in fact, life hauT almost become a burden. Finally, when hope had almost left me, my husband seeing IJkown's Ikon IIittsks advertised in the paper, induced me to give it a trial. 1 am now taking? the third bottle and have not felt so well In six years as I do at the present time. Mrs. L. I". CriuiN. Brown's Iron Bitters will have a better tonic effect upon any one who needs " bracing up," than any medicine made. O- 35. SAVAGE, DI1UR IK Silvsrwaro, Watca93, Jowalry, Clocks. Ml kinds of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry neat ly repaired and warranted, may 17, '18-tf THE WHITE SEWING MACHINE Whereas, the world renowned reputation of the White lowing Machine Induces many unscrupulous compntllors to rusort to all kinds of mean tricks to Injure Its reputation, we beg to caution all Intending purchasers not to uujr 0 White Machine except from Its regular authorized dealers, who wiu Be lusutiueu uy iuu louowiog warranty, WX MiKltiKT Till KaU'lUI. WKill 1Mb TK1K OK TUB White Sbnttle Sewine: Machine, I'LATKNDMniK 111333(1 ?OIt KAMILY PDHPO BKa, ANIHIKltBHYAOHKKTOKHKPTIIESAMB IN HKI'Ailt KOItTIIH TKItU OK FIVIt V1LMIS KKOU THIS DATA I'll If B O? ClUltUU. This warranty excepts the breakage of noodles bobbins and shuttles. This warranty will not be sustained unless the plate or number above t-lven corresponds with the number on the shuttle face slide, liewareof de faced o altered number WUITJt bltWINQ MACniNK CO, Tho"WHITE" BhuUloSowingMachlne nu oaiiriti oarictrr than anr other family Sew. in Machine for doing every variety of work. j BALTSKit, uenerai Agent, uoimsburi, fa. Oct. 1. W-tf, Dauohy & Oo'a. Advt's. H Bl 1 '.JO to 810.00 tier IM n ivj i W day iiy hi:i,i,l(1 - l..:.l.."llN'S.IIJt!ST.llf,l h.GSQiJ2V0 AND FLY-SCREEN WILL FIT ANY WINDOW, Clieaictrnl lic'tHenTn In thn market, and Uiolret r-1 in artlrlo In lo hail for tlio wwn. Nond for lcrunti.i circular t),.l. V, II III 1 1 1 ITIIN, Ills Markit Strut. Viillaildj'lila, i'a, Mamitaitinvrtif Wil ('jri-t, 1-nnimt f luon,,ric. mnroh U 4w tl Aca.xrs! i.oois. A.:rjTfit SUNLIGHTandSHABQW llnmlrrtH rt frntt liar urmir.-rit mir cbM to 0. thli Umnm ind et m.t filtil wotv. , of 'I n-ltf Wthoi, Itlch Ilmnof, tml Tlirilllm Inli rMt.ltUli'ioiil itmr, hTfrrone Uiijht ni ef; ft fit MinMmi 7 0t tprrH if. TfnotThrtittnil n w wnttt, inaUI; tlil'prti'111ii(llofVfor(rtnUmri'Mft. H p1";! joryr.s.sfittmi nwn.inthUTicin.ir. (otw nts Wymmli. Pfrrtnl 7en tlrrn. brna for c'rcumi to A. I. UOUXlll.NtU ON A: CO., JUrtl'unl. lonn mar V4 -4w a WANTEOtApts lo llrntllrj'H I'lilille 3lcn at To-llny, Ilelng nuthontlo biographies of thn l'resldcnt.Cal) Iner., Simatnrs nr.il Henresentatlvcs In Congress. Justices of tlio U. H. supremo Court and Govern ors ot tho several States, written In a popular and graphic stylo. An elegant volumo of 8u largo octa vo pages, wltli moro than 300 half pago portraits of tho subjects on steel and wood. A library and naiionni poriran gaucrj uuinuuiuu. mu iiumuiui alone sell tlio book. Special terras Riven, send for lllus. circulars lo S. 8. SIMIAN TON A CO., Hartford, Conn, d mtrchsi-tw WANTKIi Agents lor tho "Mfo nnd Times" of FREDERICK DOUGLASS Written by himself, l'rlco J.co. Outrivals '-Undo Tom's Cabin-' In thrilling nnd romantic lntrrcst. ruiiy musiriueu. i-Aitn run, i;u.,iiaruoru,v;onn. inarcii V4 -iw u HTPTTQ i.iiritoviii) itnoT 111:1:11 23c. IxvlJOpackngo makes s gallons ot a delicious wholcsjmo, sparkling temperance bovcrage. Ask your druggist, or sent by mail for sic. 0 F. UlltES, 49 N. Dels. Ae. l'hllada. marcu 24 -nv a MEN WANTEDo? Suorn10 tAlTrccs, Bhrubs, Vines, ltoscs etc, No exper ience required. Hood Salary anil All Expenses I'all Address u.,i, liuitiro k wo., uouaesicr, ci. l. marcu -4w u THE BEST 1 CALICO. WM. SIMPSON & SONS' MOUlimXG, SECOND HOUWING SOLID BUCKS, Edclystone FANCY DREr, PRINTS The KDDYSTONK I'RINT WORKS U one of the largest nnd ino4 cinrplclo cstali lislimcnls in the country. THE EXPERIENCR OF HALF A CENTURY lias enabled them to attain s.ucli perfection that they can with confidence ask you to tct the quality of their v.crfc. They carefully avoid all poisonous drugs, inaUc only fait col orj.wliicli arc tliorouglily wnslicd in hot water nml soap, thereby rcmoiii2 enj thing which would stain underclothing. Those who buy and wear their punts will, they feel confident, find them superior in dur ability, artistic style and finish. !c sura nnd ask for their goods, nnd sec that th:ir in;aks and tickets arc on than. p feb24 4W Beware O F HAVE BEEN IMITATED, And their oxcol'.ont roputation in jur od by worthless imitations. Tho Public are. cautioned against buy ing Plastors having similar sound ing namos. Soo that tho word 0-A-P-O-I-N-E is correctly spelled. Benson's Capcine Porous Plasters Aro tho only improvement over mado in Plasters. Ono is worth moro than a dozon of any other kind. "Will positively euro whoro other remedies will not oven roliovo. Prico 25 cents. Bowaro of cheap Plasters mado with lead poisons. SEABURY & JOHNSON, Manufacturing Chemlnts, Neir York. AHlflUntl:.lIlilYATl.AKT. 1'rTeo Mct. MEAD'S Medicated CORN lad BUNION PLASTER. Nov 4 "8( -ly 27 Stops, 10 Sots Roods. 890 IlenttjlirJTrnnviIN Ora-nn contains if) fullKt I'm Lit, 1 kniltlcr. 1 JiliiIiNtitulj hvhit r tt.,L,.. ...i I Icollcm for iKtintr. lknltv'a I'niint Itoi Art ion a ll.NOIl MUCH ttUCOWN. 0 . n4 'a1 month! n firm nt I itoiva5 hit. IVrl-'iirfiiiv urLii. U.'.....t Klvct lo UffliU at Ml. 11 1 to till onlcra rZt?JV rlrrtiluini Pclhercd onboard ClCiri t?l't rKy icitk tn'wJ, liotlllnsc tall folivr titiiuuiiitt'viiiiiliiolhofiulruincut. LuuN.V.C'ily. U tlJllfot 'IW'atty'ul.xcutloii nuutuCla'Ular.'ftAuliOHixl tunav fiKnwiiifiouiiyt,roiuoiinyoy,yk)ii aro wtUoimi pttH-rOririiii eat). til. ?W ui. lloitofoi ( tiu to fiuu liriuilfui iiiuiirAirdtuiaiitius rrvt AuuruiM vr call uugu DAHHIi T. BEATTY, 7aUrstcrj, Jersey inarch 21 -iw a Ht. I'llliu . I'll. i;,NN,n,wAawlAiivnfl'wre. bet J lor circular, Boiu uy unw.u sua country tlon; t march T t-w d W0RTH 8ENDINQF0E, Dr. J. II.hOllKNCK.ot l-hlladelphta, has lust pub lished a book on DISKASKH ill' Till.! l llkim ANDHOWTllKVOANlllS CUIIKI)," which Is of- icicu rnr,ci, fiumpum, tu Hll uppncaucs. II, con, tains valuable information for ull who supposo themseltes allllcted wllh.or liable to, any dlsc-asc-s of tliethroitor Iudrs. Addreas lilt. J. If hOlli:NOK;H0.N,C00 Atchtt,, I'hlladelphla. I'll. 1'. O, llox SSJJ, a march. -iy fr r jr rcr week can bo mado In anr locality. r wHomctlitnir entirely new lor accnts. ! 5 umuurru. ii. iitirtuiiAUAdi a cu. uu&ioo, wani. April T-4W a r.'1 j rmua CHE PLASTERS truumFil,f:HtiMtllpINlr J'j l.i: ItlS.llllll V CUT THUS OUTI TE0S15isS4OwpEEEV WohavostoioalnlS loacllner Cities, from which our atfcnte obtslu the r sri i lies md, lly Oar I'Hi-lurli', 'id 1'rliivlimL llfilj-i elu st llrli-, I'a, b 4l fir uur ."U'tv ( iiliilomu ud toruit t IW'Wt AlldK Mi N, LOVELl "Sk March 3. ly Cnros Scrofula. Erysipolas, Pimplos and Faco Grubs, niotchos, Soils, Tumors, Tot tnr. Humors. Salt Ithoum, Scald Hoad, Soros, Morcuii.' Dlsoasos, Fomalo "Weakness, and Irroeularltlos, Dizziness, Loss of Appotlto, Juandlco,' Af lections ol the Liver, Indl gostlon, Biliousness, Dyspep sia and Gonoral Debility. A ennt ff llnrjotk Mod Tlitters will Mlifr the must krplldl that It ll the l,relt llloo.i 1'urlAer on tatlli. hxltl I y In fliclne ileAlerl every here. Lliiectlons in eleven languages. Trick, S1.00. FOSTER, MILBUN & CO., Prop'i, Bufi'o, N.Y. To Nervous Suffirers The Great Europ;an BoxeSy. BR. 1. D. SIMMON'S SPECIKIC UIDICtNl. Dr. J. 1). ttlmpion's Specino Medicine Is a posi tive euro for overwork ot hotly or br.iln ornxcesa of nny kind, such ni woitkncsa nnd all diseases ro Bultlnfr from Nervous Debility, Irrltabtilty.MentAl Anxiety, Languor, Lassltudo.Dcprcsslonotitplrlts and luactlonal Ucrnnffcmcnts of thn ncrvons sys tem ccncrallv. l'alns In tho IuacK or amc, iosa of llcmory, l're- maiuro uia n?o md diseases that lead to coempt ion, Insanity Ann early crave or ooin. iNo mnuer how shattered tho ustem may bo trotn uxcesues of anv klna. h Bhort courso of this medicine will restoro tho lost funcdons nnd rjro- curo health nnd hapnlncsswbcro beforo was do spondency and Bloom. Tlio Hpecinc Mcalclno Is be Ins used with wonderful success. I'amniilets sent frco to all. Wrlto tor them and get full partrlcuiar. 1'rlee, Spcciac $1.00 per packatre.or Btx packajes for cm, will bo sent by mall on receipt ot money Address all orders, J. It. BlMiyoN's MEDICINE CO. No, lot and looMaln street, llutralo, N. Y. feb 2l8J-ly OPIUM-; v- vioiii'iiim: 'o'n'tliolr EATING liNTl'ltli."llli.xH A Trcntlo on ItrMlvruri.HION .Jiurt SIAX,l'.U.iIOX l&J.l'lllCngU,!!!, March 8 -3 m old STAMMHO FOOD FOR PLANTS ODOI1IX8S. for proiluclnglloiversnntl vIeorouscrowtU.lt has !no i fLfim iTtoriHPtW I 1 cual. lias stood Ihe lest for years, nnd nlwnys does nil claimed for It, Is cpeclal ly adapted for houso plants and (rardcnlDfr, giving a healtny growth and abund ant flowers. Over loo.ooo packages sold lnisii. Awarded tho medal nt tho mechanics' fair In lloston. l'ut up In packatre3 at 10 nnd Tta tcuka c-ucii. For salo at TUG COLUMHIlNOI'l'lCK. The Backus Water Motor. IS THE MOST Economical Power Known FOU- DIUVING LIGHT MACHINERY. It takes but ltttlo room. It never gets out ot repair. It can not blow up. It nccdo no fuel It needs no engineer. Thcro Is no delay; no firing up; no ashes to clean away; no extra Insuranco to pay; no repair ing necessary; no coal bills to pay, nnd it 13 always ready for use. It Is Invaluable for blowing Church Organs for running 1'rlntlng Tresses, Sewing Machlnos, Turn ing Lathes, Scroll Saws, Grind Stones. Coffee Mills, Sausage Machines, Feed Cutters, Corn Mills, 'Eleva tors, etc. Four horso power at 40 pounds pressure of wa.er. Ills noiseless, neat, compact, steady, and above all IT IS VERY CHEAP. Send for circular to tho Dackus Water Motor Co., Newark, N. J., stating namo of paper you s iw ad vertisement In. Trice, $15 to J300. Sept. 30-tf Rowell & Co's. Ads. ADVEiVTISEItS by addressing GEO. 1'. HOWELL S CO., lo Spruce St., New York, can loarn tho exact cost ot any proposed lino of ADVBltTIsiNO In American Newspapers. taluo pago Tatnphlct, JSC FRAZER AXLE GREASE. llest In tho world, Get the genuine. Every pack ago has our trade-mark and Is marked Frazer's. march lu-iw r BOLD KVEHYWHBHK. nmxcii . gij('jii.iJiTiir i hmhhjcm Imniu, Ainu. I ilia tr i j 18 -"-ir.f Wilt FOOD ffili THE RIGHT PLACE TO GET A SPRING OR SUMMER SUIT IS AT DAVBD LOWENBERC, MERCHANT TAIIiOB. BiyMS'h Well MM JMMng ' AT THE IiOWISf PBIDSS. EXAMINE THE FINEST STOCK OF YOUTHS' BOYS' and Ghildrai's CLOTHING. BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS HANDSOME PATTERNS. PERFECT FITS, BBA80MABLB PBWES. AN IMMICNSE STOCK OF sipiRiisra- qoods OIW HAND, FINE WXNBS nd .&MQWI&BS, BLOOMSBURG, PA. BLOQMSftURG STATE N U H M A L SCHOOL SIXTH NORMAL SCHOOL DISTRICT. Bloomsburg, Columbia County, Pennsylvania. Rov. D. J. WALLER, Jr., Ph. D., Principal. TIIIHt-'I'llfint.. -wnLni'rapnt conntltut.-d. nncrs tho ery best facilities for 1'rofeAMonal and ('liuMinnilr-nrnlnir. llulldings spacious. Inviting nnd commodious jenmplctcly heated by steam, well ventilated, lighted pure.Hon spring waier Locatlonlicnltliful,anuonsy of access. Tcaclici n experienced, efllclent, nnd nllvo to their work. Expenwf moderate, flftycents n week deduction to all expecting to teach. Students admitted nt Courses of study prescribed by tho Htato : I. MoJel School. II. Preparatory. III. Elementary. IV, Classical. I. Ailinnct Courser! Academic. II. Commercial. III. Courso in Miitic. I V. Coure Tho Elomcntary. Scientific and Classical Courses nro I'HOFKSsiONAh, nnd Students gradualng iuiiuwilk currespunuing iicKret-H , .vuistcT ui cua normal coriiucniestueirnitainmcnis, signed ny tiioumccrsoiino Hoard ot Trustees. Tho courso of Stud y prescribed by tho htnto la liberal, and tho HMcntino and Classical courses aro not Inferior to thoso of our best Colleges. ThoHtatorenulres nhlirhor order ot citizenship. TUB times demand It. It is one of tho nrlmii oblnets nf this School to hpln to sccuru It. by furnish InglnlelllKentandcfllclcntTeachcrsforherschools. Totlflscndlt BOllclts young persons of good iuiiruiu niuir miiy mm uiuir iHieius.us sctiaunis. uuui unt:i luaviiiKi-cuoui. r iir mimuguc-, auurcss mu i nucipui. IION.WII.I.l.v.U HI.Vi:i,l ITcvlilrni llonnl of Triitrc. V. 1'. D1U..MYEH, Secretary 03t3, 1,'Si Samples THE DAVIS. $1,000 REWARD. ONE THOUSAND (1,000) DOLLARS I'REMIUM offered lo ANY PERSON hat will. lo as GREAT A RANGE OF WORK on ANY OTHER MACHINE. HAT THE NEW DAVIS VERTICAL FEED Will do without hasting. It will make wldo hem on sheets, Sc., hem nil manner of bias woolen goods.as soft merlno.crapc, or goods dtmcult to hem on other machines. It makes a more elastic stitch than any other ma chlno. It will turn a hem and put in piping at same time, It will turn a hem, sow braid on tho right sldo and Btltch on trimming at ono operation. It will do felling bias or straight, cither on cot ton or woolen goods. It will fell across seams on any goads. I will bind a Dress or Slclrt, and sew on facing, cither with or without showing stltches;blnd dress Goods with tho samo material, either scallops, polnts.squares or straight. Tho only machine that will bind Hats. Cloaks, nr other articles with bias. satin or silk, from a to 3 Inches In wuth.wlthout basting. It will gather with or wltmut sowing on. It will gather between two pieces and sew on nt tho samo time. It will make arunie and stitch a pillowslip on to tho facing at tho samo time. It will shirr any kind of goods. It wUl raako plaited trimming either with or without sewlnj it on. It will mako plaited trimming cither scallaped or straight, nnd sew aplplpgon at tho same timo. It win mako knlfo plaiting. J. SALTZER, Gen'l Agent, Bloorasbatg, I'a, to:. 1,'SO-tf. 1 III OF r,iuinc'iii.n ; iiuiur ui iuu nciuiict's .insier 01 luo tu an sucu ic promiaes uia in ucveioping ineir and Catalogues by mail when "' CA'UTIOM. GET THE BEST, ESTET OIECbjIfcTS In the manufacture of Organs U sale of cheap goods, made from ularly to oogus vjrgaus tuat are continually springing into exis tence, without any merit whatever, except to he offered cheap, and then when purchased found to he dear at any price. Will you not men, reauer, If you Contemplate Buying an Organ consider it your only safeguard to select an instrument hearing the names of first class, wholly responsible makers. A cood assort ment ot styles of the celehrated the new rooms ot the Only Authonzd'j Agent for tho Bs toy Organs in Columbia years lrom tne manufacturers ,uoo;,vso-tt WEBER-H 0m mi PIA1TOS, A FINK INLAID FHHNCII WALNUT CASK OHO AN, il STOPS, S!K) HASH. I'iinj- TcrniN, SsitlMfUutlon Aiini'niilct'i, BA.C03ST'S W-A.RjB BOOMS, MUSIU HALL liLOOK, WILICHli-BAKUE, FA Juno lu.-suiy The time has come when Farmers Must liractlcostrlct economy la nil their purchases for articles needed In tin (irai, nnd uono will rtmilre morontlcnllontUanllioBuliJcctof iertllltcri. WHY SHOULD YOU PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES a mM w"8Jt manuro nt 25 ,,ur ,0" 01 Tlio Analj eU Is uuarnnteea to ov;ry purchaser andls also plainly printed on every luff, u tiy to ISAUCSII'S $25 PUOSPIIATK. Bend (or circular Blnwlng nuarantoed aunljuU. BAUGH & SONS, Sole Manufacturers, 20 South Dolawaro Ave, Phlla. April T, 4V. by gas, uud furnished with n bountiful suu'iiy of Discipline, nrm but kind, uniform nnd thorough any timo. Kooml reserved when desired. In Art. V. Course hi I'livslcal Culture. therein, tccelio State Diplomas, confetrlng tho cjliipsics. liruciuaics in 1110 inner cuursua receive abilities and good purposes, thoso who deslroto powers, auu nuiinuuni. upporiuuiiic-a lur ncu t,niu requested. resulting in tho production and inferior materials. I refer partic Estey Organs can now be seen at County. A guarantee for five accompauies every Estey Organ. BSoomsbupg, Pa. ilRBMAN VJcr--SSii "W.a " ' RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE il iilaJi FJMNSYLVASIA UAIIjKOAD. Mill,. AllKLl'llIA KIIIE n.ll. DIVISION. WINTKU TIME TAHIiB. nn and Mter Monday. Dec. 19. ISSl.tlio tl mt a on tfiAi'hiinriAinlitiLjb Krlo ttfi'lrofld Dlvlfllon will run OStOUOWSI ..,,..,. Erie Mall lcaros riilladctphU ' " llarrlsburg " sunbury " 11 William! port " l)ck llaven " ItcnOTo ii Kann ll til pa 4 tu ara , 6 80 a rt ' s'M n in '4(fatn Utisnm 3 m p m T 45 p In sooam U lo pm itflpm 3 !S 11 in 4 so p m 5 4.1 p ill loospm 11 20 p in n on p m r, 15 pm 7 lo p ni 8 10 p m " arrive ai. n.rio Niagara Express leaves Philadelphia ii HirrlsDurg nunuury ' " Wllliamsport " lock Haven 11 " llenmo 11 Kano Fast tlno leaves Philadelphia " llarrlsburg ' 11 Hunbury i " Wllliamsport 11 arrive at Lock Haven EASTWARD. Lock Haven Express leaves Lock llaven 7 so a m I. .1 U'llllnmannrl Q ftR n tn " " sunbury lotuam 11 arrlvontllarrlsburtr u 63 pm ' 1'hllodclphTa s lap ni Fast Lino leaves canandalgua 705 pm ' Watkins 8 40pm ' " Itlmlra otanm " Wllliamsport lllBnm " Sunbury isiam ' arrives nt lurrisbtirf? aisnm " " Philadelphia 7 0Oam Day Express loaves Kano oo a m " " llonovo loosnm " " Lock Haven ll Mnm " " Wllliamsport laiBpni " arrive at Harrlsburi; ssopm " Philadelphia 7 0Spm Erto Mall leaves Urlo ll i a m " " Kano 4 lo p m ' " " Hcnovo snopm ' " Lock Haven loiopm " " Wllliamsport 1130pm " " sunbury 105am " arrives at llarrlsburg a oo a m " " Philadelphia 7 0oain Erie Mall west and Lock Haven Express East mako close connections at Northumberland wuu I,. 11. H. , trains tor Wllkeibarro and Scran ton, Erie Mall West, Niagara Expre's West nnd Fast Lino West make cloio connection at Wllliamsport v. 1th N. C. H. W. trains north. "NlagarA Express West and Day Express East mako closo connection at Lock Haven with U. E. V It. It. trains. . Erlo Mall East nnd West connect nt Erie with trains oa L. s. & M. S. It. It. ; nt (Joiry with 11, P.4' W. 11. It.i at Emporium with 11, N. V.S! It. It. and at Drirtwood with A. V. It. It. Parlor cars will run between l'hlladelphli nn-t vuilanvport on Niagara Express west, and Day Eprcss Kast, Sleeping Cars on all nleht trains, ItOIlEItT NEII.ION, Oeneral iiiii NORTI1KHN CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY. r.Ev,,1!?,? a,if, 1'ebru'lry mtli.tssi tr.ilns will lenv, Bunbury as follows : NOKTIIWAKD. Nortliorn Express 6.30 a.m.,arrlvo Elmlra l.80 pm Arrive at Canandalgua a.lil p. in, " ltochester 4.40 .., " Nlarara. 8 43 Masara Express 1.50 p. in. arrlvo Elmlra o 05 p m arrivoCanandalt;ua8.35 " ltochester 0 43 ... " Nlauara Rcoam last lino 6,15 p rn nrrlvn Elmlra 10.20 u 5 " Watkins 11.10 pm SOUT1IWAHD. Southern Expross 1.32 a.m. arrlvo HarrlsbV 8.15 am arrive Philadelphia 7.00 " New York B.35 " Ilalttmoro 7.10 Lock Haven Ex 10.60 a m arrive HnrrTsb fpS arrlvo Phlladclphli 5 10 p m " New York 8.45 " Baltlmoro 6.81 r,. r. " Washington 047 Day Exprcsil.53 p m arrlvo HarrlsburR 8.E0 n m ' Philadelphia 7.03 " NewYoik 10.00 " Baltlmoro 7.00 ktu. u.m 1 n. '.' Washington 8.11 urio Man 1.01 a. m. nrrlvn norrlsbunr S.oo a. m ' Philadelphia 7.00 " ewYork 0.31 " llaltlmoro 7,0) t ,. ....... " Washington s 82 J.lt. 001), ocncral Pasienif.jr a& nt. FItANK THOMSON, Odnoral Mn il- r. pHILADELPHA am. READ1NQ ROA D AKRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Noveaibcr "Hi, 1681, TRAINS LKAYK RCPIRT 19 F0tL0W8(SDNDAY KICXPTIir. For NOW york,Phlladolphla,l!eadlng,Pottsvll o Tamaqua, 4c, 11,45 a. m For Catawlssa, 11,15 a. m. 4 in and 7,m p. m. For Wllliamsport, 6,16 s,50 a. m. and 4,06 p. ,m. TRAINS FOR HUFHHT LIAVi AS FOLtOWS, thCNUAf kXJKPTKB.) Leave New York, vu. Tamanend 8.45 a. ra. and via. llound llrook Itouto 7,45 a. m. Leavo Philadelphia, 0,43 a. m. Leavo Heading, 11,63 a. rn Pottsvllla, u.ib v, . and Tamaqua, 1,35 p. m. Leavo Catawlssa, 6,10 8,40 a. m. and 4,00 p. m. Leave Wllllamsport.osa.m.ii.oop.m. and4,30 p. m Passengers to and lrom Now York, Ma. Tama nend nnd to and from Phllale'phla go throufli without change of cars. J. E. WOOTTEN, ' CO. HANCOCK, General Manage,, Janio'issitt "scr anl Tlcket AEett D KliAWAUK, LACKAWANNA AN1) WESIEItN ItAILltOAD. BLOOMSBURO DIVISION. NOHTIl, HTATIOSS. SOUTH p.m. p.m. a.i a.m. n rr. n.u . 18 u ov 0 8 66 .8 4S 3 411 scran ton... ...... liellcvuo. Ta Inrvlllrt 0 no i iu 13 3 32 3 23 3 14 3 07 3 02 0 19 9 45 9 12 11 64 2 20 I 21 6 24 ...Lackawanna. 0 32 B 40 6 46 0 50 0 61 6 58 7 02 7 10 nuston.,.. ,. WestPlttston Wyoming.... Maltby.,.,. .Bennett Kingston.... 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HAIR BAEiSAiti, JK.vWA l n.r. .1 1... 1 . ho ! ut,v? ti fC 1 1, i a 1 1 y "tauui ir ai on at-. JU1 1 l t (IS Rlllw-i4.,i- , " l -'-'Jf ill C t. Ill Iiinlrriil 1 or1tft!i..i(incficl.il to tho tt;t'p nna lair Restores the Youthful Culor lo Crcy or faded Hair ikcr iiairjiaisam I" imeiy iKrfumcJ and is warnmtetl to tjreunt f 111ns inuvetJaiiiirufl'auilitciiiiiiT. lltbcux'&Cb . N.V tOd. ALU II lUti. at JoJiri tu drni t..IMn.. 1 1 7-,-r n-if-iB)m M , FARMER'S A StlnErhflun llDhh nA e,n.,i. r,... r . ........ ii-.(iui nciiorcr. If you tiro n n e, h.nulc or f..nmr, worn out with ov oil, i.r a nsodK-r i nn i'in 1 y funily or house, hold duticj try 1'akkei,' r im,i '' nic If yon iron I iwycr.. niim-icr nr tu-incii man ex liauu, il l y imnu urain or nnxioin can i, do not uka lliloiwlniktiMulanu,Lut.iwPi,ilia,.(iinCer Toiiia lim.Ki.lncyl omf'aii u.crfnyili wikrorthelnnM JoNicwilluOTjou. llUtl.H.rwtMlJIwid Purifier And tha Cesl end Cu-fst Cough Curo Ever Unit. If yoiinrcwnMiijijiiviay fromrgc, dWpation or Ginceh loud iimi itv.llllmlp,r.iio nml build yo,i..pf,o., i tlw fi-M do but r l,oxlcaio, Itluitatcdliundinlt cf liusi it may h youi "'t"J "I IU U.t rrainlul ,., iu lJ,.JaU,Vll,,ly JiI.r.l.tfioirtik,,,f,t r &Mt7c""li, i cr.E.w tAVixa i fvivo pgtwn eize. I .Jim!?' ?" " ' ' H I ?el'5 f'.'1 P".' "" ced,ii; y popuUr. 'Iliara D 1 " ,,lt0i,1' W'tmionXmSF." H TOUULouMtandloukforwsnaturoof B MarcUs.'fljiy," "U SI. M.ofHru,. i, mrh' ii.' ll. Haiiirlj'i"j2l April T4-W
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