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THE TIMES NEW BLOOMtflELD, 1A., JUNE 1, 1880.
Found Gagged and Bound.
Information has reached Lebanon from '
ear Union Deposit, DaupliUi county, of
the flndidR, In an exhausted condition, of
Samuel Smith, aDunkard, who resides, lu
t.ho handsome brick mansion of Mr. John
II. Yingst, cast Cumberland street. Mr.
Smith is a son-in-law of Henry 0. Light,
and for several dnys has been missing from
homo, his whereabouts not being kuowtt to
any one. On Sunday while a party of peo
ple were coming from a love feast they
came upon this almost exhausted man,
who had rolled from a steep hill to the foot
of it. lie was bound in chains, and was
gagged in suoh a manner as to be unable
to talk, and a closer examination revealed
the fact that the pocket of his vest had
been cut out, and in doing this, his side
was punctured sufllciently to draw blood
and soil his vest and linen. The gag was
fastened in his mouth by means of a stout
piece of wiie which wns dextrously drawn
nround the back of the head where it was
flrmly twisted,and making it almost impos
sible for Mr. Smith to release himself,
even if he had the free use of his hands,
which, as before staled, were tied together.
When found he was iu a semi-conscious
condition, frothing from the mouth aud
uuable to give any intelligent information
regarding himself, even after the gag was
removed. Finally be was asked whether
ho could read and write, to which he repli-
d with a nod of the head that he could,
when paper and pencil were glveu blur and
he wrote down the name fiamuel Smith.
A pliymcian was immediately summoned,
when he revived sufficiently to state that
.he had been brought by a party in a spring
wagou to the top of the hill aud there left
in his helpless condition. It is bolieved
that ho was the victim of a conspiracy ;
that he was gagged by the party and then
robbed. The chains were cut from him
, with axes and great excitement existed in
the neighborhood over the affair.
How to Cook a Husband.
The Cist thing to do is to catch him t
Many n good husband is spoiled in the
cooking. Some woman keep them con
stantly in hot water, while others freeze
them with conjugal coldness ; Borne smoth
er them with contention, and still others
'keep them in a picklo all their lives. These
women serve them with touguo sauce.
Now, it is not to be supposed that hus
bands will be tender and good if treated in
this way ; but they are, on the contrary,
very delicious when managed as follows:
Get a large jar, called the jar of carefulness;
place your husband in it, and place him
near the fire of conjugal love; let the fire be
pretty hot, especially let it be clear; above
.ill, lot the heat be constant; cover him over
with affection ; garnish him over with the
upice of pleasantry, and if you add kisses
and other confections let them be accom
panied with a sufficient portion of secrecy,
nixed with prudence and moderation.
Turned the Joke.
The late famous Rev. Dr. Maodonald
was croasiug at Kessock on one of his fre
quent journeys. The day was very stormy
and there was difficulty in getting the boat
across. An old woman, one of the passen
gers, quoted the saying that " where there
were black coats thore was always bad
weather," and asked the doctor if he
could give any reason for it. lie answer
ed with habitual quickuoss that "ministers,
are nt war with Satan, and that he suppos
ed the latter, as prince of the power of the
air, was at the bottom of the matter."
Coming back some time after, the day be
ing fine, the old woman was there again,
and this time quiotly remarked, to the dis
comfiture of the doctor, "I see you have
made your peace with the prince of tho
power of the air."
A Plucky Woman Goes Gunning For a
Tramp.
Pbovidesce, R. I., May 23. In East
Greenwich, this morning a tramp entered
the farm house of Cbailes T. Hopkins, and
when Mrs. Hopkins returned after a brief
absence she found him gathering up the
xpoons and other silver. He turned on her
threw her dawn, pouuded her shockingly
and stripped off her clothing, when she
told him he could have the money which
' was in tho bouse if be would let her get
up. Eager for the money be relaxed his
hold, when she seized a loaded gun. The
tramp tried to wrest it from her, but una
ble to do so he sprang from a window,
- when Mrs. Hopkius fired. He gave a
scream and fled to the woods, where a
search is now being made for him. A doc
tor was summoned for the brave woman.
Btae is dangerously hurt.
Didn't Know about Beant.
A citizen of Yiealia, Cal., who was not
raised on a farm, is growing a vegetable
garden. Reoently he planted some beans.
The morning after tho heavy rain, oa ex
amining his garden.be found that they had
uprouted and that the beans wero being
pushed above the ground. He bad nover
neon a bean growing before and not under
standing what made thorn come up, be
went around the patch aod pushed them
all back into tho ground with his finger
, Ills wife expresses the opinion that that
particular patch of " early six-weeks beans
will prove a failure."
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DR. 0. P. BOLLINGER,
Having located permanently in
NEW BLOOM FIELD, .
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the Borough and surrounding country.
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Pa. Vol. Infantry during the late Rebellion,
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IN THE TREATMENT OP
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