The Columbian.
BLOOMSBURG, PA.,
Kltli)AY, AUGUST 3 7883.
Correct Hallronil Time Tnlilc.
Trains on tho Philadelphia & R, It, loavo llupcrt
as follows t
MOKTII. BOCTII.
0 Mil. III. 11 41a. in,
4 US p. tu.. 6 13 p. Ill,
Trains on tlio I), U. ft W, II. II. lcavo Illoomsburg
fullowsi
NOnTII. SOUTH,
T tn ft. m. 8 as a. m,
!0 47 a. m. 11 45 a, tn,
84 p. 111. 4 ) p, m,
Tlio II 4J train south connoe.ts wllh tlio 1'ltllaJ
dclphla Heading at llupcrt, ana with tlio
Northern Central nt Northumberland.
Th.i 8:1.1 a. m, train connocls al Northumberland!
with 9:!J train on Pennsylvania road reaching
IMiliadeiphla nt 8:W p. m,
Tho UsU train connocls with rmiadslphla and
lloadlng roa 1 at import at 11:60 reaching Phila
delphia at :oo p. m. ,
The H:' train connocta with Pennsylvania
ro.il at Northumberland nt 1:13 reaching rmiadel
phla at IrtJ p, m,
Tbo 4:30 p, m. train connects with Pennsylvania
road nt Northumberland nt 8:03 p. m. and reaches
Philadelphia nt 2:53 a. tn.
Trains on thb N. W. 11. Hallway paw Bloom
ferry as follows :
north. soniu.
T.41 a. m two p. m.
.3l p. in I.0J p. nu
IcrHoniU. '
C. W. Funston started on Tuesday for
Cincinnati on business. .
llov. O. II. Strunk and family have gone
to Lancaster.
Mrs. Dodson of New York city Is visiting,
at Husscll Iluckalow's. '
Miss Maine lliuglcr of this town lias
been elected nn assistant teacher In tho
Danville High Hchool. ,
W. A. Campbell of Bhlckshliuiy, was tho
guest of his brother C. II. Campbell, this
week.
James McCloskcy of tho Exchange,
Hotel, spent, several days In Philadelphia
this week ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Monroe of llupcrt'
havo been taking a trip through tho Eastern
states.
J. S. Woods of tho Republican, Frank.
Vnndersllco of tho Sentinel and Q. E. Myers'
of tho Item accompanied tho Winonas on
their excursion last week. ,
The public schools will open on Monday
morning September 3rd.
The fall term of the Normal School will j
begin next Tuesday.
tit 1. ft If - I -1 41. In ..1
JP rilllK U. 1VUUI1H, lUllllUHJ Ul 1113 ,imiU
hns assumed tho management of the Wy
oming Valley Hotel nt WHkosbarre.
The employees of the Kingston Car shops
had a picnic nt Hess' Grove, Rupert, Inst
Saturday. There wcro three car loads.
A largo stone water tank Is in course of
erection by tho D. L. A W. company near
East street crossing.
Rev. Dr. Hlnkle of Cntawlssa, will
preach In the Lutheran church on Sunday
morning.
Verus II. Mctzgar has been nominated
for District Attorney by the Democrats of.
Lycoming county.
It Is reported that there is an Insauo man
running looso near Forks. All efforts to
capture him thus far have been unsuccess
ful. Dr. Bradley has purchased an interest in
the Germantoicn Telegraph and will assume
the business management about September
1st.
A few gentlemen boarders can be accom
modatcd wllli board by applying to
2w. Miis. Patten,
Corner of Third and Centre St's.
A hard looking set of Turkish gypsies
were encamped near Ncals' f urnaeo the
Arst of the week. They exhibited boars on
the street.
The Nantlcokc Chronicle has changed Us
namo to the Sun, and been enlarged. N.
M. Hartman is publisher and 1. H. Mauser,
editor.
Wc havo now on hand a stock of twenty
five pound flour sticks not printed. Also
a large stock of printed sacks for wheal
and buckwheat.
Tho Sullivan county agricultural society
will hold Its exhibition at Forksvllle, on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Octo
ber 2nd, 3rd and 4th.
Fob Bali:. A registered full blood short
horn durham cow. Took first premium
at last fair. Prico $60.00. Inquire at
Rawllngs' Meat Market, Main St.
Tho committee appointed to view tho
location for county bridge across tho Susque
hanna at Bloom Ferry, met last Friday.
Tho report was against the bridge.
Forsyth A Rockefeller of Espy are pre
pared to furnish the celebrated Nantlcokc
coal in any quantity. Call on them and
get prices before filling your coal houso for
tho winter.
Tho fourth annual camp 3m of Hoagland
Post G. A. R. of Catawlssa began on
Thursday and will close Saturday night.
An oxtenslvo programme has been nrrang.
cd, and a good time Is expected.
Tho CouJiiuiAN olllco Is prepared to
furnish all kinds of paper bans, plain or
printed, at city prices. Merchants pur
chasing of us will save freight on their
orders.
The appnratus for oiling the leather hose,
recently purchased by tho town council,
has been" received. It will rrovo a great
saving, as the hoso will last much longer If
kept well oiled.
A colt belonging to Silas W. Mcllcnry
of Jackson township ran away one day
la3t week and broke tho harness and buggy.
It beenmo frlorhtcncd. and as tho bridle
broko ho was unablo to stop It.
A Harvest Home will bo held at Hess'
Grove. Hunert. on Saturday tho 8th of
September, under tho auspices of Blooms
burg Grange, No. 332. Speeches will bo
tnido In tlio forenoon and afternoon, The
public aro cordially invited to bo present
Wo would call attention this week to tho
advertisement of Dr. Chase's New Rcclpo
llnnlr. nnil lin'nV nf ironernl Information. It
Is a book for everybody, and is sold within
tho reach of all. Agents are wanted In
every section. '
The barn of Mr, Krotzer in Sugafloaf
township was struck by lightning last week
Thursday afternoon and was entirely do
Btroyed. Ho lost nllhls crops and a wagon
nnil harness. Ills horses Were out In tlio
field. It Is a severe loss for hlin.
lluno Manifold
Books can now secure them by cnlllng ut
in'isolllcc. With this system ino icucr
nud copy arc written together. It docs
awav with tho nrcss. brush, water Ac. No
ink or lion rouutrcd. Call early ami exa
niiue. For salo only at tho Coiumuian of
flea
There wai a largo crowd nt Afton on
Saturday night attending the festival of
toil Post, G, A. It. A cannl boat left hero
at sit o'clock well loaded, and a great many
droyo In prlvato conveyances. Tho
Hlooinsburg Hand furnished the music,
JUsr HuoKiVHD.-All tho latest shades In
writing paper and envelopes for Indies' cor.
respondence, including English Blue, Tor.
ra Colla, Turquoise, Olive, Azure, Crushed
Raspberry, and Cream, at the Columbian
store.
Geo. A. Clark, chairman of tho Demo
cratic county committee, has gone to work
In earnest to prepare for tho campaign,
With tho hearty cooperation of the mem.
hers of tho committee n full vole will be
polled this fall.
A baso hall contest between two Junior
clubs of llils town has been' commenced.
Tho prlzo Is a ball. Best two out.of three
wins. Tho first game was played' nn Tues
day afternoon, the score being 11 to 13.
Tho next one will be played on Saturday
afternoon nt tho fair grounds. Thcro Is
lots of fun In It.
Tlio Gospel Toinpcraucc Union will hold
Its monthly meeting In the Reformed church
Tuesday evening next, Sept. 4th at half
past seven. Thcro will bo music, brief ad.
di esses, nnd other interesting exercises.
All arc cordially Invited.
There will bo a festival In the Evangcll
cal Church, In Greenwood, 2 miles west of
Rohrshurg, on Saturday afternoon and
evening (8cptcnibcr.8th.) Thcro will bo a
supper In connection with It. All are cor
dlally Invited to attend.
A dispatch from Lincoln, Neb,, dated
August 7, toys Mrs. Ada Blttenbender,
Lincoln's lady lawyer, has begun suit In
the District Court of Johnson county
against tho. three saloon-keepers of Tecum
sell, claiming that they killed Frederick
Truto by ovcr-doscs of whiskey. Damages
are laid at .'.10,000.
There will be a picnic of the Lutheran
nnd Reformed Sunday school in Scott's
grove near Slablown on Saturday, Septem
ber 1st, day nnd evening. Tho Malnvlllo
Band will be present, and in the evening a
concert will be given by Prof. Truckcn-,
miller assisted by others. It will no doubt
be a pleasant 'affair.
We must ask our correspondents to omit
everything of a personal nature and
when any names are mentioned they must
bp given In full." We want tho news of n
"general character, and not simply allusions
of a personal character, that only two or
three persons understand. Tills has al
ways been oifrTiilc'nnd we must adhere to
it.
All parties wanting a llrst class article In
thq lino ofi celling lath Ac., should examine
the stock of Beishline Bros. Stillwater, Pa.,
befoie purchasing elsewhere. Their lath
arc manulactured on the sclf-tecding West
Branch Gang Mills which Insure heavy
lath of even nnd regular thickness. They
have four machines with a cutting capaci
ty of forty thousand lath per day.
Tkade Doli.ai!?. The superintendent of
the United States Mint has recently receiv
ed letters from merchants nnd tradesmen
n the rural district? inquiring as to tho val
ue of the trade dollar, and whether it could
be convened into smaller coin. It seems
that they have purchased the trade dollars
expecting that thoy could bo rccoined into
smaller denomination, and had paid as
high as niuety-tlircc cent1". They were in
formed that tho coins would not be con
veiled Into half dollars and quarters, hut
that they would bo purchased at the bill -lion
value 80J cents.
A big band of gipsies was encamped at
the double bridge below town last week.
It was a queer mixture of nationalities,
thcro being four families of Hibernian de
scent who said they were part from New
Jersey and part from Pittsburg. They
have been on tho road since -May 1st. The
balance of the party appeared to be the
genuine gypsy article. From outward ap-
pcarances thcro must ho money in this
roving life, for they were possessed of a
large number of pretty good horses, nnd
their wagons were well built and in good
repair. Tho men deal in horses, and the
women sell lace and tell fortunes. There
appeared to be about nlno children in each
family. They left on Monday morning.
Wc endeavored to interview the man who
appeared to be the chief, but could get no
satisfactory Information.
Xlic AllcelicnlcH In September.
0I1E8S0N MOUSTA1K HOUSE OPEN TILL OCTO
BEIt 1st.
The growing disposition to visit the
mountains in September is evidenced by
the many inquiries as to the date of closing
of tlio Mountain House at Crcsson on tho
Pennsylvania Railroad. This palatial ho
tel Is located away up on the summit, 2300
feet above tho ocean level, and in the- vi
cinity of scenery famous for its grandeur
tnd beauty. To accommodate thoso de
siring to spend a portion of September (the
choicest month In the year) In tho Alleghc-
nlcs, the Mountain Houso will remain open
until October 1st, and after September 10th
tho hotel will make a reduction In rates.
A Woman and Two Clilltlron mIh-
Hlnjr.
A .special dispatch to the Philadelphia
i'reji dated Mt. Carmel August, 25th says :
A few evenings ago Mrs. Thomas Davis
and her two children suddenly disappeared
and nothing has since been heard of them.
Sore-fooled and almost crazed, Sir. Davs
arrived hero lust night from Shenandoah,
whither he had gone In search of his wife,
whoso parents live there. TIo parents
wero astonished when told of tho singular
affair. They had not seen their daughter
for several weeks. .Presuming that the
mother and children started, for Shenan
doah, afoot, lost their way and fallen into
one of the many breaches that checkor tho
roadside, a largo party was organized, vlsl.
ed several cave.Ins and mado a thorough
search, but to no purpose, What prompt.
ed tho woman to so suddenly lcavo her
homo no ono can divine. The husband
and wifo havo been living happily together.
Tho senrch for the missing ones Is still
going on.
Bwnltowcrt A Hunlic.
Wo wercshown a suako nt least seven
Inches long', on Saturday which had grown
to that length In tho stomach of Charles
Leslies Clark, a thirteen year old son or
Mr. Lemuel Clark of Beech Creek. It Is
suonoscd he swallowed It last summer
while drinking at lilght from tlio spring at
tho rosldenco of Frank Kcsslngcr, between
Beech Creek and EnglcvIHty as since that
time until four w.ccks'agoUio boy has-been
. Li ! .i.l .
nlllnir, throwing up nearly evcryming
ho nlo nnd troubled all the time with n
tickling sensation tn hla throat. White
coming from Kaglcvlllo about four weeks
aco ho felt a choking sensation and put
ting his hand to his throat managed to
work tho snako Into his mouth, when ho
took hold of It und pulled It out alive. At
t'-r killing It ho took It home to his father.
who now has it pitserved In alcohol. Uasc
nf. Hits kind K'eni to be of frequent occur-
rencu and persons cannot bo too careful In
drinking water In tho daik. Tlio safest
way is to nlwnys look Into tho vessel from
which you drluk.umt 7?ouWiroi.
THE COLUMBIAN AND
Hnllroml Meeting.
A meeting In tho Interest of tho Fishing.
creek railroad was hold ot Benton lat
week Wednesday, There wa9 n fair at
tendance, and nddresscs wcro mado by
Hon. C R. Bucknlow nnd Col. Jamison.
Irnm Dcrr was President, John Zaner,
Jacob II. Fritz. John McHcnrv. Jacob
Wclllvcr, Vice Presidents, and II. J. Con.
ncr, Sccrctnry. All that Is naked Is the
release of right of way, nnd tho silts, and
li theso can bo secured tho road will ho
built. Whether this nrcscnt onnortunltv
Is scl.cd, Is n question that, must soon he
determined, m other lines through Sullivan
nro being surveyed, nnd If nny other rond
is put through It will kill tho Fishing
creek project. Wo copy two nittcles to
Show What is being dono elsewhere. The
first is n dispatch from Danville, ns fol'.
lows I
A corps of engtneors tlrb past week hnvc
been making a survey for a railroad to run
between tills place and Laportc; Th6
movement Is backed up by capitalists and
manufacturers who feel ccrtnln that the
road will do a very largo business In coal,
iron nnd lumber. Tho present survey will
glvo the shortest und best route .between
tho Philadelphia and Reading ntiu Pcnn
sylvanla Railroad systems In tlil s State,
nnd tho New Vork. Lako Erlo nmi Won-
tern nnd Hudson River nnd New York
Central Railroad systems In New York.
The proposed routo has been advocated
many years, nnd It Is believed a strong
flyndlcoto is formed with a viow to its con
Btructlon immediately. Valuable fields of
coal exist at Bernlco in Sullivan county,
tho ,iiorthem terminal of tho line, while it
passes through the best timber land in this
State. Tho road will be fortvllve miles
long nnd can bo built for $1, 200,000.
Tho Towanda Journal says s Wo havo
Information which wo consider entirely nu
thcntlc to tho effect that the early build.
Ing of tho Willlnmsporl nnd North branch
Railroad has been determined upon by tho
parties who have had It In contemplation
for some time past. Tlio prcllninary sur
veys have been completed ami engineers
nrc now at work laying out tho ruuto and
determining tho grades. The routo will
bo as follows : Beginning nt Hughcsvlllo
(to which point tho road is already built)
it will follow tho Muncy Creek via. Sones.
town to Laportc, down Mill Creek to thq
Loyal Sock nnd up that stream connecting
with tho Stato Lino & Sullivan Railroad
It Is tho Intention of the builders to have
the road graded as far as Soncs'town this
fall nnd tho rest will bo built next year.,
i ins win do good news to, the people of,
ouinvan ior tins new outlet cannot but re-i
suit In great benefits to all her interests,
YYASTM). immediately one female to
teach Fall term of school nt Chestnut Grovo
School House in Jnckaon township. Apply
to
. Wm. L. Manning
Or FilANK TllIVBLI'IECB.
WlnonaH atlMUHtoit.
On Wednesday morning of last week tho
Winona Fire Company mustering 21 men,
accompnnled 'jy tho Bloomshurg Cornet
Band with 20 members, went up to Pitts,
ton ns the guests of tho Eagle Hose Com
pany of that place, to attend a picnic at
Jones' Lake. On reaching Pittston Junc
tion the party was met by'n committee of
Eagle Hoso and escorted to the Hose'
House, where they were divided up Into'
four squads and assigned to their hotels.
Tho afternoon was spent by the visitors in
viewing the town and making acqualn.
tnnccs, and at six o'clock the parade of the
lire department took place. Tho proces
sion was led by the Bloomshurg Band and
the Winouns, tho Niagara Engine company
and Leek Band following, and Eagle Hoso
with tho Thistle Band last. It was a very
creditable parade and was witnessed by
crowds along the line of march. The uni
form of the Eagles Is red shirts, white
leather hats, and black nants. and that of
the Niagara Is similar to tho Winonas but
of blue. Of our company the Pittston Ga.
eltc says :
"Tho'Winona Hoso company paraded 24
men. 'llicy were dressed in neat gray
suits of coat and pants nnd white vests, and
white duck caps. They are a fine body of
manly men, and appeared to exceedingly
good advantage. They were tho subject of
flattering remarks along the entire routo of
tlio procession." After the parade the visi
tors were given a reception in tho elegant
ly furnished rooms of the Eagles, where n
welcoming speech wns mado by Col. K.
Campbell, which was responded to by Geo.
E. EI well. Refreshments wcro then served
and a couple of hours very pleasantly spent.
Late in tho evening tho Bloom band sere
naded Burgess Welsh, and a number of
other prominent citizcns,und then retired to
a hall vfhero they discoursed some of their
operatic selections. Their playing was
very highly complimented. They never
fall to do credit to our town when they go
from homo. Tho Thistle and Leek Bands
of Pittston aro also excellent organizations
ma enjoy very nigh reputations, which nro
well deserved.
On Thursdny morning at 7 o'clock the
excursion started for Jones' Lnko. This is
a beautiful spot of wntcr In Wayne county
about CO miles from Pittston nnd is reached
by a gravity road, no locomotives or power
of any kind being used the whole dlstanco
except to make the ascent of 12 planes.
The cars run at a rapid rate, and tho sce
nery is grand beyond description.
At tho Lako there Is a picnic ground
wjth dunce platform, and tho day was
pleasantly spent in dancing, boating, and
other amusements, Quito n largo number
of Plttston's fuir damsels graced tho oc
casion with their prcsenco nnd thereby
added greatly to tho pleasure of the day.
The return trip was made lato In tho after
noon, reaching Pittston ut about 7 o'clock.
Tho boys spent another pleasant evening
and returned homo Friday morning. They
aro all loud in their praise of tho kind
treatment they received, and vote the Eagle
Hoso boys a set or perfect gentlemen whom
they hopo to meet ngain, nnd endeavor to
repay them for their hospitality, Tho citi
zens of Pittston generally did all in their
power to mnko tho visit pleasant and
thep succeeded admirably.
notes.
Among thoso who were attentive to tho
boys wcro Theodore, Charles and Will
Staly formerly or this town. They aro
engaged in business in Pittston, and pros,
pcrlng nicely.
All tho party unito In declaring L. K
Strong, clerk of tho courts of Luzcrno
county, ono of the jolllcst fellows they
met.
ThoNlagnra members exerted themselves
to entertain tho visitors. They havo hand.
Bomo rooms, and area fine set of men.
Tho Eagle Hose Company is composed
of tho first young men of the town,
Several of tho Winonas did not return
homo until Saturday. They visited Bcran
ton and Wllkcsbarre, and report n picas.
nut time.
Winona
Pittston,
money was all counterfeit In
Wanted. Au active agent to canvass
tho south sldo of the river for tho sale of
tho History of Columbia Couuty, Libera)
terms will bo given. Call personally at
the Coloviuian ofllce.
DEMOCRAT, BLOOMSBURG, COLUMBIA COUNTY, PA.
llecilH Keeurtlvil.
Tlio following dccds.havo been recorded
slnco those last published i J
John B, Corncllson to Susannah Apple.
gale, Pine.
M. W. Jackson nnd wife to Nnncy Nu.
gent, Berwick.
J. W. Evnne, executor, to James W.
Evntis, Brlnrcrcck,
Charles II. Cnrrnthcrs to Alfred M.
Stevens, Jackson.
Thomas Gcrlty nnd wife to Mary Fln
ncll, Ccntralla,
Columbia county M. S. F. ft L. Associ
ation to Rebecca Hunelngcr, Beaver.
Joseph Williams, ut, ul., to Anna Mnria
Butler, Madison.
O. W. Groveling, ct. ul., guardian, to
Thomns Groveling, Jr., Bcott.
Alfred Crcvcllng nnd wife, ct. nl.,- to
Thoma9 Crcvcllng Jr., Scott. 4
Mary Jnno l'nttcrsnn to l'clcr J, bull)
Beaver.
John Lanclscus nnd wlfo to Jamts Blrd
Locust.
Isaac John and wlfo to James Bird, Lo
cust. Henry Bird nnd wife, ct. nl., to James
Bird, Locust,
Simon Deltcrlch nnd wife, ct, nl,, Id
Josinh Kramer, Centre.
Locust Coal & Iron Company to Martin
A. Cain, Cenlrnlla.
David Walsh and wlfo to C. G. Murphyj
Ccntralla.
O. G. Murphy nnd wlfo to Catharine
Grant, Ccntralla.
David Davis to Charles Wetdman, Coiv
yughnm.
F. P. Johnson nnd wife to D. A. Shultz,
Madison.
Frank Wolf and wlfo to Stephen Drcshorj
Fishlngcrcck, ( i
C. E. Davenport and wife, ct al., to
Abraham Smith, Berwick.
Stephen Hons and wife, ct. nl., to George
A. Hons, Mlfllin.
Samuel Pugh and wife, ct. nl., to Marj
Faux, Scott,
William J. George and wlfo to Gcorgd
Boycr, Conyngham.
Conrad Ervin to John L. Bond, Beaven
Mary A Fausey to Rebecca J. Kline,
Orange.
Hiram Rccso to John Poolcy, Hemlock,
Dcnnlson Brink to J. Sanderson Lnzu
rus, Bloomshurg. :r :
James Bovan and wifo to Thonma LlddU
coat, Ccntralla.
Letter front Kane, In.
The pleasure of Imparting instruction ot1
information is always greater than the"
pleasure of receiving It, because In tho rc-i
clpicnt It Is a confession of ignorance.
while to the communicator it is an Implied
admission of sonic superiority. And It is
well thnt It Is so, for were It otherwise,
many persons would leave to chance tho
acquisition of knowledge, or remain in1
Ignorance, because unwilling to admit
their lack of knowledge. It therefore hap.
pens well nnd wisely that writing gives to
the one less direct importance in commu
nicating, and offers to the other more free
dom In acquiring, and both nre happy.
This place is said to be 2008 feet above
tide-water, and Is therefore moro than
1500 feet higher than Bloomshurg, und Is
the highest point on the Phlla. & Eric rail
road. It is a sort nf knoll on tho moun
tain, comprising about a hundred acres,
and beyond which tho ground falls off,
but subsequently rises again though not to
tho samo altitude. Tho town, when built,
will therefore he a conspicuous one, em
phatically "a city set upon a hill, whose
light, if tlio flow of natural gas continues,
cannot be hid. It contains, say one hun
dred housos, ten or a dozen of them being
shops for the sale of dry goods .and grocer.
les, fivo or six of them hotels, nnd on the
north-western declivity quite extensive
stone railroad repair-shops. Wo aro told
here of new roads which will bo completed
this fall and which will make this quite a
railroad centre: which, considering we
are on tlio top of the Allegheny mountains,
seems rather queer. But wc aro just be
ginning to sec the day of queer things.
Wc arc about 100 miles from Northum
berland, and about 05 from Eric. On the
lino of tho road aro the important towns of
Milton, Muncy, Willlnmsport, Jersey Shore,
Lock Haven, Rcnova, Driftwood, Emporl
urn, St. Mary's, &c, besides n long list of
smaller ones.
To reach here you leavo Bloomshurg nt
11:45 a. m., by tho Lackawanna & Blooms-
burg, to Nortlfumbcrland, and thenco nt
:15bytho Phlla. & Erie, without change
of cars, reaching here by 0:15 p.m. Be
twecn Northumberland and here there is a
rise of 1C83 feet, and long beforo wc get
tho last glimpse of the West Brunch It has
dwindled to n very small stream indeed.
I was not surprised to observe that all
the employees on tho train behaved in the
usual manner of employees ; calling out
the names of stations while tho train was
in motion and making so much noiso that
the name could not bo heard, or if the
train was quiet, mumbling tho word In
such a manner that It could not bo under
stood. This was tho observation of moro
persons than myself. , I wish it could be,
ns it ought to be, rcformcd'altogcther.-
I observed also that tho fruit fiend wns
In full forco on tho train, and thnt ho sue.
ceeded In emptying his .basket of sour
apples and sickly peaches into the stom.
achs o( tho unhappy passengers, several
tithes during tho trip. Hq even succeed!
in inveigling my own particular msiriou
tive share ot the daughters of Eve into
buying some worthless apples, nnd I wns
fool enough to take ono sour ono.from her
bewitching hand nnd cat It. It wns tho
old, old story tho woman whom thou guv-
est to bo with me, she gave me nnd I did
eat and I was mighty sorry for It the
eating, I mean.
Tho "Thomson House" Includes within
Us grounds about three acres, mostly cov
ercd with native forest trees, and lighted
with halt n dozen jets of natural gas, shoot.
ing fifteen feet Into tho nir. Tho grounds
could bo grently Improved, and should be.
Tho cooking and baking, Ac, for tho hotel
Is dono with this supply of gas from the
oil wells free ot expense, and tho houso is
heated In the samo manner.
Water Is not plentiful hero, and it must
be confessed that tho want of a creek, riv
er or lako Is a great drawback to tho sltua.
tlon ; othcrwiso everything you could wish,
It Is true thcro is a beautiful Bprlng a few
rods from tlio house, tho water of which Is
as clear and soft ns if IL flowed from tho
eyo of Pity but if, Instead of losing Itself
amongst tho rocks and mosses, It expanded
into a lako or a roaring mouutnlu torrent
It would add a hundred per cent, to tli
attractiveness of tills pleasant resort.
From tho last remark it may bo Inferred
that I am fond of water, and so I am. I
know of nothing which has dono so inl'cl
ior navigation as water ami in mat rcgaru
Eaglesmcro has great advantages over this
place, In Its most beautiful lake, If thcro
wcro a hotel there equal or nearly so to
this, in its appointments and accessories,
tho lako on which tho eye over rests with
pleasure would carry tho tourist, the louu
ger and tho health-seeker to Lewis' Lako
at Eaglcsmcic. But until some modem
hotel, with largo looms, high celling v nub
stautlul partitions, wide ami vxtonslv
poichcs, nnd above all clean, roomy ac.
ccsslblo and yet private ofllces for guests
ot different sexes U erected, the natural
attractions cannot and will not overcome
tho necessities, requirements nud proprle-
tics ot social nnd civilized lifo. I nm only
giving voice to public Kcnllmcnt In this
matter, nnd I wish this letter might fall
Into1 tlio hnntls of every man who Is propov
ng to provide for tho comfort nnd ncconr.
odntlons of the comfort necking public.
iVn tho purpose of this letter Is to clvc In
formation nnd Instruction 1 may ns well
add here, Hint the woods aro hemlock,
beech, maple, birch, cherry, and poplar.
nlso, ns it Is n micsllon frcuuciitlv
sked, I glvo from tho railroad map tho as-
rtalncd height above tide water of the
moro prominent places on this lino of road,
wit I
Sunbury nbove tldo 423 ft.
Northumberland
Milton "
451 "
500 "
552 "
1011 "
1028 "
2000 "
1189 "
1410 "
Willlnmsport "
Lock Haven ",
Emporium "
St. Mary's 'I
Kono "
Warren '
Corry "
Erlo
078
Eric water surface Lnko 005 "
Of course you observe thnt tho grades
from this point, both wnys nro very heavy,
to thu foot of tho mountain, and all trains
come with two and many of them with
three engines I mean tho freight trains
mosti of tho transportations aro oil and
coal, and bark and lumber, nnd of course
the usual miscellaneous business of n long
line of railroad.
Conveniences of trnvel nnd trade bciret
trade and travel and tho railroad now project
ed up the Fishlngcrcck will most nston
tshlngly stimulate ovcry kind of cnlcrprtso
and enhnnco tho value af property' and la.
bor, to say nothing of the permanent In
crenso In value of real estate.
If tho road is constructed and strikes tho
North Mountain as proposed, from twenty
to twenty-four hundred feet abovo tldo
walcr("nt twp hours rido from Bloomshurg,;
iv i ensy to see that me no nt thus reached
i .the road, among the snrlnes of tho
i'lslilngcrcek will make our own mount.
nins the centre for recreation and health
seekers. The coal of Bcrnlcc, tlio lumber
of Sullivan, tho iron nnd other minerals of
Northern Columbia would find a market
and constnnt demand at and through
Bloomshurg, and bo largely returned to
their places of deposit in money and sup.
piles. The bug-bear of damage, danger
and Inconvcnlcnco from proximity to a
railroad which used to frighten pcoplo into
ppositlon to tho construction, is no lonircr
formidahlo. A common public road brings
more annoyances. In settling and amine-
ing with a railroad company the right of way,
have tho survoy accurately made, thoground
staked off, the contract for crossings and
the places where they nro to bo located
ascertained and agreed to, and especially a
provision that tho railroad company must
make, keep and maintain tlio fences nlong
its line of road on both sides ; nnd you aro
quito securp from all special annoynn
ccs and dangers.
The tops of tho mountains are no longer
'deep solitudes." tho scream of the loco
motive "is over them all," und everything
becomes subservient to this advancing
civilization. No doubt the mining of coal,
and iron, the sinking otnumcrous oil wells,
tho tunneling for railroads, docs greatly ef
fect nnd reduce the water supply which
has theretofore come to the surfaco j and
tho cutting away of the forests has no
doubt interfered with the rainfall, and tho
ability of the denuded earth to retain mois
ture i but much of tho talk about destroy.
ing tho forests is mere buncombe. Thcro
comes u timo when a tree has arrived at tho
perfection of its growth and development,
where tlio bark Is at its best, tbo wood or
fiber tha.llrmest ; and then it begins to de
cay. At that point of perfection it should
be used, not left to waste and decay. The
smaller and Immature timber will soon
fill the open spaces. No doubt there Is of-
ten nn indiscriminate destruction which Is
reprehensible, bufl am of opinion that
mostly the owners will not kill tho goose
that lays tho goldan egg, but select and se
lect, and thus havo n continual growing
crop of valuable forest product.
J. G. F.
51. C. Woodward hns been appointed by
tlio Bloomshurg Water Company, Water
inspector for tho coming year with author
ity to require In nil cases compliance with
tho rules governing the supply nnd uso of
water. Consumers aro therefore kindly
requested to observo tho rules of tho com.
pany and whilst using liberally for tlio pur.
poses under contract, not to waste the
water "but' to avoid all excessive and unrea
sonable use.
, FftANK P. BlLLMKYBli Sec'y.
LOCAL NOTICES.
READY NOW-FALL GOODS,
at
I. W. Hartman & Son's :
Tho cliep.pcst flannels in tho county.
Tho cheapest dress coods to bo found
anywhere.
Tho cheapest Plaid In town 0 and 8 cts,
per yard.
i ne cheapest muslins in town.
The cheapest ribbons in tho market.
Tho cheapest books, paper. Ink. book
carriers, envelopes, slates, fcc, ifcc, for
schools.
Several thousand vards of tho best stand
ard prints just received, to bo sold at 0c
per yard, at Clark & Son's:
Shirts, cuffs and collars, neckties, und all
kinds of goods for gents' wear, at Evans &
-dyers.
For vour nobhv nnd most stvllsli ticrlr,
wear and furnishing goods in general, go
to u. w, uerisen, next uoor to r lrst Wa
tionnl Hank, Mnln street.
A full lino of cotton, wool flannels nnd
now ope.n, nt Clark & Son's.
A full line of- ready-made clothlnc.
feniH- nirmsning goons, vnuscs, xc,
Ivans fc Eyer's.
at
Elccant pallor suits, chamber sets.
nnd
nil kinds of furniture at Cadman's
A tread-power separator and thresher
combined, for salo cheap. Apply to Clark
Rlchart, Bloomshurg, Pa.
8.10-41
Tho best place to buy velvets, plushes
ixc,, is nt uian; a soirs.
For good cheap
furniture, go to Cad
man's.
Nobby suits mado to order at
Evans &
Prices
Eyer's, by first-class workmen.
very reasonable.
G. W. Bertscb. tho artist tailor, has lust
received n fine lino ot tho latest fall and
winter styles of hats and caps, which will
bo sold very cheap. Don't fall to seo them
Dcioro purchasing elsewhere,
A full lino of lndlrB' drcsH cloths In all
the now colors for dress, at Clark & Bon's
do to Bliarpless' foundry for tho best
ranges, cook stoves Ac. In tho market, also
plow points, harder than steel for Mont
rose, Whlto, Danvlllo, Advance, Gale,
South Rend, Wnlrd &o, Ac. 8t
Pine groceries, notions, canned goods, nt
J. R. Bkeer's.
Pictures, frames,
Cadinari's.
window cornices, at
A nobby nnd stylish line of cloths and
e.ibslineies for fal mid winter, lust rccelv
ed nt G. W. Rertseli's merchant tailoring
establishment, on .nnin street, uivo turn
n call and bu convinced for yourselves.
LadlcB' you can now find a full line of
black and colored dress silks, cashmeres.
Ac, nt Clark A Bon's, ns low as the lowest.
Thermometers, from 25 cents to 53.50 at
ic Columman storo. , If
B990
Bprlng chickens,
old hens, geeso and ducks,
eood live cnlvcs.
lbs. raspberries.
" pitted cherries.
0900
0999.
0909.
0999
All t
io abovo wanted nt Llnht Street. M
Silas Young.
August u-utn
FERTILIZER I ' 'FERTILIZER 1 1
Farmers wlshlwr n first-class article of
phosphato will do well by buying of
HARVEY E. HEACOCK, Llghtstrcct.
They aro all gunrnntced to bo equal to any
thing in mo market ror the money, will
have It on hand all the tlmo. For salo by
tho 'abovo at Llghtstrect, or Isaac Hcacock,
iionrsuurg.
MIFFLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT.
Notice la hcrchv clvcn that tlio under.
signed Board of Directors ot Mlfllin School
District intend to npply to the Court of
Common Plena of Columbia county, on
tho fourth Slondny of September next, for
a decrco authorizing them to borrow
money by Issuing bonds for the purpose of
erecting a school house in the vilWo ot
luiuiinviiic, in saiu jiimin scuooi .District.
JaOOD RlTTENnKN'DKIt. PfC9L
8-24-4w A. C. Millabd, Bcc'y.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
1ITSTKIII A AND NBKVOVS ntOSTllATION.
We alvo our readers an extract from
cheerful letter, written by Mrs. Elizabeth
Smith, ot Rlchond, Ind., who says : "Sa
maritan Nervine cured mo of hysteria and
norvous prostration." Comment is use.
less.
100,000 acres of tfood land for salo cheap
in onananuoan vanev civinc the purenn
scr the full benefit of tho market by L. F,
Caldwell, Winchester, Virginia. Correspon
dence solicited. Mny ill w-
OUArK WINK FOB COMMUNION
The superb quality and entire purity of
Spccr'8 Port Grape Wine, of Now Jersey,
ami the success that physicians havo had
by Its use. hns Induced them to write about
It, and caused hundreds or others to pre
sence it in their practice as mo best and
most reliable wlno to be had. It Is held In
rent favor for Communion purposes, and
is of great benefit to consumptives. For
sale by C. A. Klclm.
UAfSB OK VA1LU11C.
Want of confidence accounts for half of
tho business failures of to-dav. ' C. A.
Klclm. the Drunirlst. Is not liable to full for
mo want ot contiuence in Ur. IJosasKo's
Cough and Lung Syrup, for he gives away
bottle Ireo lu all who arc sullcnnc witli
Cough, Colds, Asthma, Consumption nnd
all affections ot the Throat and Lungs.
juiy u-eow
Iredell County. N. C. The Ex-Sherlff
Mr. W. F. Wasson, says : Biown's Iron
Bitters has Improved my digestion and
general health."
AS WHEN SHE WAS YOUNO,
'I havo uScd Parker's Hair Balsam and
like it better tlinn any other sun lar nrena-
ration I know of," writes Mrs. Ellen i'crry,
wife of Rev. P. Perry, of Coldbrook Snrlnes.
Mass. "My hair was almost entirely gray,
but a dollar bottle ol the lialsam has re
stored the softness, and the brown color it
nnu when l was young not a single gra
hair left. Since I began applying the Bn!
sain my hair has stopped falling out, nnd I
find that it is a per.'ectly harmless and
ngrecablo dressing. nug 17-4 w
Keyser, W. Va. Dr. W. D. Edwin.
says: "Jlnuy esteem Brown's Iron Bitters
as nn excellent tonic."
CONVINCING.
The tuoof of the nuddlnc is not in clicw.
inn tlio strln?, but In liavinc an opportunl
ty to test the artlclo direct. C. A. Klclm,
tho Druggist, has a free trial bottle of Dr.
Bosanko'a Cough and Lung Syrup for each
ami every ono who is auncieu wiiu uouens,
Colds, Asthma, Consumption or any Lung
Aiicction. juiyu-eow
Malarial poison can be entirely removed
from tho system by tlio uso of Aver's Acue
Cure, which contains a sure specific In the
form of a vegetable product, used In no
other remedy. Warranted.
See a woman In another column, near
Specr'a Vlncynrda, picking grapes from
which Bpecr's Port Grape Wlno Is made.
inai is so iiigniy esteemed uy me medical
profession, for the uso of invalids, weakly
persons nnd the nged.
bom uy uruggists. sept ss-iy
An enrlrher of tlio blood, purlller of tlio
system ; cures lassltudo nnd lack of energy;
such is Brown's Iron Hitters.
KVJtltVllODV KNOWS IT.
When vou have, the Itch. Salt.Ithcuin.
Galis, or bldn Eruptions of any kind, nnd
the Plies, that you know, without being
told of it. C. A. Kle m. the dnuralat. wl
sell you Dr. Bosanko'a Pile Uemedy for 60
cents, wnicu aiiorus immediate relict, and
la a sure cure ror cither of tho nbove uiseas
cs? July 0-cow.
"V OTIC&
in
..la hereby clven that tho (ollowlni? accounts
havo been tiled In the Court ot common 1'Ic.ls of
uoiumma count)', and win bo presented tn tho
said Court on tho fourth Monday of Hoptcmber,
1BH3, and contlrmed after thn fourth day or said
icnn unless exceptions uu mcu wiuiin mm time,
l. Tho accouut of Joseph crawfonl. Committee
of tho nerson and estate of Peter Mellck. a lunatic.
u. finui iiixoum oi utuuuei u. jayne, nssigneu ui
a. iv. uicitnuu. -8.
First and tlnnl account ot Clinton Kills. Com.
juuiev ui imrit r, uurucr, u lunuuu.
U'u viniv
Wm. KHICKBAUM,
Bioomsbusg, Aug. ai, m
ProtnV.
s
UMMONK IN PARTITION.
ADAM KLINE VS. John Kline. William KUno.
Daniel KUnu, ltebeccn Bluo, William Swisher
and Mary Ann his wire, In rlstht of bald wire.
KranUIln .Mcu and Christina, liH wlte, In
ugui, ui bum nm.
COLUMBIA COUNTY, s-si
THE C01iMONWgAl,TII OF I'KNNSYI.VANU TO TUB
KIlKKlrr OK BAil) COVNTV, UKKIiTISO !
If Adam Kllno make you sum of presenting his
claim, men we cominanu you mat you summon,
by ifood and lawlul uummoners. John Kline. Wll
mm nillir, niuti-. nruiwi lilut, 1WIIUIU1
Hwlsher and Mary Ann, hW wife. In light of said
nn.l VFii.L-lIn Vint, nn.l fliHL,lnn I.l., ...I... . ..
right of bald wife, holders of the leo of tho use, oc
cupancy, rents 1-uue.a and prollts ot tho undivided
blx-bofenths moot your county, so that thoy be
and appear before our ludgtu at Bloouibbunr. nt
our county Court of Common Pleas, there to bo
l cia tne munn aiouuay ot nepieinocr nuxi to
bhow, wherefore, Wiikukas, they, tho said Adam
mine, ami me muruivuiiu .juiiu mine, William
nuur, uauii-t iiiui. t-vi mui, n iiiimii nmsil-
er una Miirj Aim iiisniie, in nam oi saiuwue
and franklin Muu and cnrUttna Fils wife, In rlgh
oiFUiwie, oi iiiuiev uuu ine iihf, iK'cupanc,
rcuw, isHui-a auu pruuis lueiner uuu mian uieti i
hold, all that certain messuage or tract of land
utuatfd In tho townshln ot Ma!
nu
iln tho county, of
Columbia and btata of minsylvnnla, bounded and
esscrlbed as fol'ows, lo-wlti adjo'nlng lands of
natnaj Miner on ma norm, lanasor jonnuear
hart oi tho west, lands of Charles B. oearhart on
ir-o houiii, uuu uu uiu cai uy minis ui - .
oontalMni! Iltty.two asiis. wl'ereonU erected
log houso anu irarao uiru.wimmo ap puncnan
ees.
Tho H-iine jonn mum, wiiuam Kline, Daniel
Kllue. liebecca Bluo. William Uwlshor and Murv
Aim his wlte, in right ot said wire, and Franklin
MetzandChilstlna his wire, In right uf the said
wire, holders of tho feo of the octutiancv. rentH.
Usues and pron a ot tho undivided blx-bovenths
pari lmauiuu vueruui iu uu uitiuu ueeoruing io
tho lav. s and customs of this Commonwealth In
such caw) mado and provided do gainsay, and tho
uaive to bo done i1u not permit, very unjustly and
Lontru-y to tho samo lu ws and customs. Ac.
And havo you then and thcro tho namcj of thosu
summoned, and this writ.
WltncM tho Honorable William Klwell, liji ,
President of our tuld Court at lllooiusburg, this
Blltmith day of May, A. D. m.
WM, KU1CKBAUM, PlOtUOUOUiy.
il. 11. QUICK, Deputy.
MARKETREP0RTS.
BLOOMSBURG MARKET.
Wheat por bushel l.or
live TO
Corn, " on
oats " " !
Flour por D&rrel 5.60
uovorBcoa
nutter
Hires
.26
a.)
.OB
.40
.40
14
11
13
.19
.14
BIO
25
3.0C
Tallow
Potatoes ,, ,
Dried Apples i
llama...'.
8tdos Shouldors
Chickens ....,
Turkeys ,......
j.ara per pound ,. .,.
unypcrioa
Ueeswax ..i..,., ,i
liackwiicat lower per loo
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
FLOtin Market was Ktoadv and nulct: sales ot
l.noo barrels, including Minnesota extras at s 00 a
8 ooj l'epnsyivanla farnllr.f 1 00; western ao 15 60 (3
in n run-it rirm nt fLwwuiro.
WflA.Lt. Mnrkftt wan nn'ftt nnrl nnslpr? car lota
$1.12 1.17; II. ill,' hid for July; ll,14Vf Ior August)
11.18 Ior September, 11.17',' Ior October.
COIIN Market was dull add weak; car lots 5SJtf
wwk; doc uiu loro uljjotc ior itugut; oic ior w:p
lembep, 6IMO tor October.
OATS Tho market was dull; car lota 815; 42c
bid for Julrssro tor August; 30 lor Scptambor,
oo ior uvwuur.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of nwrltot FL Pa., Issued out oftht
Court ot Common ncaaof Columbia county and
to medlrccted, will bo exposed to rubUc Salo nt
tho Court Houso In Dloomsburg, on
Saturday, September loth, 1333,
at S o'clock, p. m., tho following described real es
tate, situate In Hemlock township, Colombia
county. 1M., containing 1B3 acres and 40 perches of
land, whereon is erected a dwelling house, barn
nnd outbuildings ; bounded and described astol.
lows, to-wlt : Beginning at a stone corner In the
public road, thenoo north one degree, cast 163 per
ches along land of John Miller to a plno corner,
thenco by land of Benjamin Bomboy, I). B. Wag
ner nnd L Leldy north forty-two nnd ono-halt de
grecs, west 103 perches to a chestnut oak corner,
thenco bylandof Gcorgo Hartman south 1 degree
west"!81 pcrchos to a corner, thenco south by land
ot a Jtelchard ssx degrees,east 78 8-10 perches to a
stono corner, thenco north 1 degreo oast 4 perches
to a Btono, thence south by land of John Hartman 83
degrees, east 4 perches to a stone, thenco by tho
gamo north 1 degroe, cast it 1-10 perches to a stone
corner In tho road, thenco along said road north 83
degrees, cakt 10 perches to tho place ot beginning
Seized, taken In execution nttho suitor Mary
Kcster against Wm. n. Kcstcr, nnd to be sold as
tho property ol Win, 1). Kcstcr.
Chrlsman, Att'y. JOHN MOUItEY,
nug 17 Shcrifl.
AH Till-:
r
Is opening, wc would invite the
attention of the public to
stock of
our
r
i
1
staple stationery,
Which Kmbraees boxed papifis fiom 15 cents to 75
cents, a box containing a quire ol paper and pack
ot envelopes. Writing paper from 8 cents a .quire
up. Ink ol nil colors.
Mucilage,
l'cns, lTnclls,
Holders, ltublx'ra,
Manic Books, Pass
Books, Accouut Books,
Cards, Note Books, Hc
celpt, Books, ltubber
b.inds, Tablets,
Birthday
cards, Ac.
A FULL LINE OF
PAPER BAGS,
Square and satchel bottom.
IV-LIIIEKAIi DISCOUNT TO MKIICIIANTB
BUYING IN QUANTITIES
MANILLA WRAPPING PAPER,
MEDICATED PAPER. &c Ac,
In our PRINTING DKPART.MKNT wc
have
. M-
TBill Hemls,
Letter Heads,
Note Headp,
Envelopes,
Tags,
Legal BlankF,
CiroulaiH,
WEDDING & PARTY INVITATIONS,
Printed or plain, Any kind ol pinning Mock not
nn hand ran ho obtained on shot t notice. Woik
pinmptly done ul icasomiblc rutin.
Columbian Office,
ISloomsburg, Pn.
31-tf
E
XKCUTOR'S NOTICE.
KSTATK OK JAMKS U. U'llUNHV, PttCKASKP,
Letters testamentary In thuitam nf James n
Mellenry, deceased, luteot KUhlngereek township,
Coluinwa couuty, Poiiil, hae beeu granted by the
ltexltttr ol said county lo .Mo. Alclienrr ami
hell & mm, 1
Muu Mcllfiny. All peinouj having claims ugalnsl
tlio unluto ul nold decedent ure lequesUsa to prfbeut
them forttcltleineut, uud those link Mod to tho es
tate to make pnyuiu.nl to tho undesigned without
delay.
MOSSH McllKNItY,
IflWl'McllKNHV,
miUwau-r, l'.i , July uh. Executom
! CloltioE ! Clolbloi !
G. W. BERTSCH,
TUB MKUOIUNT TAIL0B,
AND DBALBII IX
Gents' Furmsning Goods
OF KVBltY DUSCimflON.
CLOTHING!!
Having very rooently oponed a now
Merchant Tailoring and Gents' Fur
nishing Goods Store, in KNOIIR fc
WINTEIISTEEN'S building, on
Main etroct, whero I am prepared to
make to order, at short notice, first
class suits of clothing always in tho
latest styles and prices reasonable.
Fits guaranteed. Having learned how
to cnt garments to suit customers, and
also what kind ot material will give
satisfaction, I would ask you to please
call and examine tho
BEST SELECTED STOCK
OF GOODS
Ever shown in Columbia county,
Moro Purchasing Elsowhorov
Store net door io Firsl H&iional Bank
Cjrupr Main & Market S1b. "
rg, Fa,
April 13-lyr.
ORNAMENTAL IRON FENCES.
Suitable for
Yards,
Cemetery Lots
and
Public Grounds.
:o:
The followlntr shows the Picket Oothle. ono of
tho bcvcral beautiful sty'cj ot Fence manufactured
uy mo unacrsigncu.
Vor Ttejiul.v nnd Durnhllltv thev ftifl linsumass.
ca. nei up Dy cxpenencvu nanus nno warranto.
ui givu sausiacuou.
Prices and specimens of other de
signs sent to any address.
Address
BLOOMSBURG, PA-
May4-tt
'ALNWItlGnT A CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
PUILADILPUIA
rKA8, SYRUPS, COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLABHL8,
R1CI, SPICKS. BICARB SODA, CC JtO.
N. B. Corner Second and Arch strents.
tfOrdors will receive promptattontlon
Continued from Itut .)
How Watch Cases are Made.
A plate of solid oold 14 2-10 karaU
fine is soldered on each side of ft plate of
hard nickel composition metal, and the
thrco are then passed between polished
Etcel rollers. From this plate tho various
parts of the coses hacks, centers, bercls.ctc.
are cut and shaped by dies and formers.
The gold is thick enough to admit of all
kinds of chasing, engraving, and engine
turning. Tho composition metal gives it
needed ttrength, ttiffiieu and tolidUy, while
the urtHrn guarantee of the manufacturers
trarranh'nj each case to wear fircniy years
proves that it contains all the gold that
can possibly be needed. Thb guarantee
is given from actual retulti, as many of
these cases havo been worn perfectly smooth
by years of use without wearing through
the gold. DuOQCi,lA.,Doe.ll,ie80.
I hive uied cnt of your June llow' Oold Witch
Cum tor HTcnlceu ytar. I bought It Mccmd-huid
and know of Its buhur been uied tofore I got It,
but do not know how low. It looki good for tan
yc&r longer. Did not upect It wii a filled nro
unUl bo luformod by a jewelor a fthort Unla elnco.
I mct cheerfully reccmuitnil your cuci to b ill
they are reireenUl to bo, and more.
O. McCnAMKT, J'tp. Col. Int. Iln. SJ Dli. loua.
Sm4 I Mil .Ump ta K.Ttt.M Vf Mck Cut F.tlorlM, I'kll.
felykU, I" b.oa. UU.lrit.4 I'.afbl.t ktU k.
Iim LW w4 Kt7tUa W.Mk Cm, tr
(To U Centinwd.)
HOLMAN'S
PIOTOKIAL
l'AMII.V lIllll.Kl
Bloomsbu
containing both versions of tho Now 'Testament,
with tho Parables ol our lard and Saviour, hand
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