H
TIIK TIMES NEW BLOOM FIELD, PA., OCTOllEK I, 1881.
Dangers from Electricity.
Tim ditngor fin m nlBotrlo wire in shown
y the following Inultlent. Mr. lninli, tlie
rilstliiKiilslied Invoutnr of one of these bril
liant Illuminator, u seriously wounded
a short time ngo, nnd lio probably reckons
himself fortunate that lie esonped with his
life. lie wns showing some gentlemen tbe
manner in whloli tlie moiloiu llgbt In mnnii
factured, and by mime careless, move tlie
powoiful fluid took refune ou one of his
thumbs, inflicting an ugly wound, nnd lny
tag tbe flesh bare to tlie bone. Will I am J.
Denver of Bprlnglleld, manager of the
Western Union Telegraph Ollloe ill that
city, also had nn unpleasant experience a
few evoulngn ago. He wat handling some
Ure-alutni wires In nu englue-bouse, and
while thus engaged they became acciden
tally oiossed outside with tome electric
light wires. The shook wat to severe as to
knock him down, nnd the wire which be
was holding was reduced to in olio u iron In
the fi notional part of n second. If Mr.
Denver had been so unfortunate as to have
boeu iu a position to allow the whole force
of the escaped current from the Illumina
ting wire to pass through his body, the
telegraph company would have beon deprlv
d of a very elllolunt ollloinl, nnd the com
munity would have mourned on esteemed
member of society.
Joseph W. (Stover, the well-known Bos
ton electrician, was called upon, as an ex
pert, to give his viewB upou the subject.
He did so at length. The substance of his
statement was that the large wires used for
carrying a current of electricity sufficient
for lighting purposes were dangerous to
both life and property, unless thoroughly
Insulated; that, if one of tlio wires was
broken and a person grasp both of the sev
ored ends of the wire, the current would
pass through bis body and kill him instant
ly ; that the wires were charged so full
of electricity that the current wan constant
ly seeking to escape from the wire and take
the shortest route to the ground. If, in
leaving the wire, it came in contact with nu
iudiviitunl, it would be like a stroke of
lightning ; if with inflamahle substance, a
the would be generated. He Baul that tlie
principle of electric lightning was yet iu its
infancy and be had no doubt the compa
nies engaged in the business would, for
their own protection, eventually ilud ade
quate means for insulating the wires.
A Girl's Choice.
It was in a drug store of course. All
interesting incidents occur in drug stores
that is nearly all. Bhe was pretty, with
bl uo eyes and golden hair, one of those
kind of beauties the poet would have called
nn " angel," but for the fact that a colony
ot pimples on her fair frontispiece preclud
ed all thought of a celestial being. Mow
ing timidly to the handsome clerk, she
asked for "Bwayne's Ointment for skiu
diseases," and upon receiving it vnnished
like the morning dew before the Summer
sun.
A Lively Time.
Chicngo, October 2. Special dispatches
from Bloomington, 111., gives graphio de.
tails of the lynching there last night of
Charles Pierce the imprisoned horse thief
who shot and killed Jailor Franks while
the latter was conveying him from one cell
to another in the jail. The dispatches say
that some of the best citizens were in the
front ranks of the lyuchers. Tbe leading
business men cheered and eucouraged tbe
lynchers. The women waved their hand
kerchiefs in approbation for two hours.
The sheriff with all bis force, tbe police
force and other officials stood at the Jail and
fought and plead with the Infuriated crowd.
When tho murderer was raised the first
time Officer Bailey of the police force im
perilled bis life by breaking through the
crowd and cutting the rope, letting tho
body fall. Upon attempting to repeat this
act of bravery be came near being killed.
The officers called out the fire department
to quell tbe riot by throwing water on the
crowd. When a steam engine arrived on
the ground cries of "cut tbe hose" con
vinced the firemen that it would not do to
undertake to carry out their instrnctions
and they retired. The ringing of the fire
bells called bundreds.more to the scene and
added to tbe excitement. When tbe lynch
ing was imminent dispatches passed be
tween Governor . Collum nnd Lieutenant
Governor Hamilton, and tbe latter was
directed by the governor to tell the sheriff
to call on the militia to protect life and
property, but it was known that the mili
tia could not be assembled. Senator Fifer,
formerly state's attornoy and It. B. Porter,
state's attorney, did all they could to quiet
the mob, promising them tbat the laurdor
er should be tried and punished, but their
pleadings nnd promises were booted at.
"Justice and the courts are a farce." "We
ihave seen too much of court qnibblings,"
and other similar remarks were shouted at
the officers by tbe mob, who presisted in
their purpose of lynching Pierce and then
.dispersed.
tSTThe latest man wbo has been made
liappy through tbe use of this valuable lin
iment is Mr. James A. (Joularj, Librarian
of tbe Union Catholio Library of this city.
The following is Mr. Conlan's indorsement:
. Union Catholic Libbabt Abbociation,
304 Dearborn Street, Chicago, Bept. 10,
1880. I wish to add my testimony as to the
merits of St. Jacobs Oil as a cure for rheu
matism. One bottle has cured me of this
troublesome disease, which gave me a great
dual of bother for a long time ; but thanks
to the remedy I am cured. This statement
is unsolicited by any one in its interest.
A Singular Case.
Illohntd Tom pi In, a hid six yoarsold, full
down, head foremost through the tunnel of
the liny mow on bis lather's farm near
Korilstonu, I'n,, on Friday last. He was
considerably hrulnodt for it was A fall of
thirty tent, lint tho strangest part of his
injury is that from some derangement of
the optlo tim ves be now sees every Object
duplicated J Iu fact has double vlsloli,
Sii
mJicaiiing ForailSkipN
f Remedy Buru.AS Diseases)
TETTER . ITCH. S0RE9 . PIMPLCS.
VEXWCELASjl WINGWORM.y
THE CREArCURE TOR
IWHINGPILES
BymptnmflaiYmnlMturft,(itlnKlnff, Itching, worimfit
night Mftomui If pln-worma vera crawling about
the rectum; the prlTnte part are oftan affoctd, An a
ptpaftant, econuuilcal aud positive cure. Swatnr's
Oi ntm bit II bui hh-1 or tu any artlclo In tlie market.
Bold l.y dniRgUtn.or Bfmimj ct. In 8ct Btampa, 8
lloiui, $1.26. AUdrenf, Vm. S waynb ft Sum, l'UUa., fa
September 20, lHftl ly
WE HAVE OPENED
oun
,1
ft
WITH ONE OF TIIK
Largest Stocks
Ever displayed in Central l'enn
sylvania. o
When you go to buy vou like to find
n, good assortment. You have never
looked upon a better nue than we are
displaying this season.
!We have 'Men's Suits, Com
mon) at
$4.00, $5.00, $700.
"We have men's Suits, Good, at
$8.00, 10.00, 12.00.
We have men's Overcoats at
$3.00, 5.000, 7.00.
We have men's Overcoats at
$8.00, 10.00, 12.00.
We Have Child's Suits at
$2.00, $3.00, $5.00
We have Boy's Suits at
$3.00, 4.00, 0.00
We Lave Boy's Overcoats at
$2.50, 4.00, 0.00
We have Men's Heavy Boots, Good at
$1.75,2. 60,8.00
We have Boy's Heavy Boots, Good at
$1.50, 2.00, 2.60
We have Ladles' Heavy Shoes at
$1.00, 1.25, 1.50
We have Ladies' Button Shoes at
$1.40, 1.75,2.00
We Lave Children's Button Shoes at
DOcts. $1.00, 1.25
We Lave Common Carpets at
0o. 25o. 35o. per yard.
We have Good Carpet at
64c. OOo. 75c. per yard.
We Lave Trunks for
$1.00,8.00,5.00
We Lave Wool Hats (Men's) at
COc. 00. 75c
We Lave Fur Hats at
$1.00, 1.G0, 2.00
We Lave Ladies' Coats at
$2.50, 8.60, 0.00
We Lave Ladles' Dolmans at
$4.60, 7.00 10.00
We Lave White Bed Blankets at
$2.00, 3.00, 6.00
We have Colored Bed Blankets at
$1.25, 2.00, 8.00
We have a full line of Shawls,
Skirts, Hosiery, Men and
Women's Underwear, Watches,
Jewelry, and the best general
line of Ladies' and Gent's
Furnishing Goods
in the County. Don't for
get the longest established and
most Reliable house.
EBY'S NEW BUILDINC,
NEWPORT, PA.
-IOB 1'KINTINO of every description neatly
WapdnroHiptlyexeouted Seasonable Kates
at the Bloouiuald Timet bHeau Job Oiiice.
fmlci
Sison
MM
i
Good and Glorious News !
! fl nth nir 1
Eur' Men, for Hoys,
For Children !
Were Never Sold as Cheap
Before !
I). GANSMAN,
AT THE-
NEW CLOTHING HOUSE,
OKFJ5U8 IN DUCK MKTS IN
Good licliablo Clothing.
Note Our Sample Prices :
Four Dollar Men's Hults.l
Five Dollar Men's Hultn,
Heven Dollar Men's Hulls,
Nine Dollar All Wool Hull,
Ten Dollar All Wool Hulls.
BOYS' SUITS AT FROM
$2 OO J $2.50 : $3.00 & $7.00.
These floods are worth nearly double
the money. Hememlier, these are all
NiiW, FRESH MOODS, splendidly
made, dnraiile and Stylish, and will
Fit Like Custom-Made Clothing.
My Stock o( Furnishing Goods
Is complete In Neck Wear. TIER, COt.T.A RH
fill.K ilANDKKH'JIIIEKH. RHIKM. UNUK.K
WKAIi, 8ATCHKLS. THUNKH, UAI BHKLLAH,
ami ot
MEN AND HOYS' HATS,
I have a full line, and will fell tliem Cheap.
Merchant Tailoring Department.
I have an entire new slock ef NICE (lOODfl (or
Fall ami Wlntnr Hulls and OvereoailaKi. Will
make them te M KAHUKE AT LOW PHICES.
Remember we offer you nothing but Hellahte
niothlnir. Specially Well Mmln and Stylish Cut,
and all New and Fresh for this
Fall and Winter's Wear.
Money Refunded on all Goods
Not Found as Represented !
Please Call, whether you wish to buy
or not. Examine and be convinced.
D. GANSMAN,
New Clothing House!
Corner Centre Hijuare and Heoond Hreet,
Frank's Old Hardware Btore,
NEWPORT, PA.
September 20, 1881.
pitE INSURANCE.
'Jo the fUrmemand Michanlcn of Perry County
We hereby call your attention to the claims of
Tho Farmers' and Mechanics' Mutual Fire
Insurance Co., of Ferry County,
an offering you good and safe insurance at Net
Cost.
This Company, organized and chartered In
182, has Issued over llw policies, and has now
over JI.IHUI.HIO of property Insured i has paid
losses since Its organization to the amount of
12,702.24; has laid but one assessment, of l!,inl!l8
on thedollar, since lis organization, netting the
Company the sum of il.KK3.6lt, which, with the
premiums on policies Issued, has paid all Its
current expenses and losses from tire. The rates
charged by the Company are but from 11.20 to
I4.UU per thousand dollars of valuation for five
years, and no charges for Hurvey and Policy, as
ether Companies make. We olim that It oilers
to the Farmers and Mechanics ot I'erry county
advantages over all other Companies for the
following among other reasons;
It Is a home Company.
, It Insures only Iu I'erry countv.
It pays no large salaries to Olllcers.
It pays no dividends to Stockholders.
It pays Its losses promptly and honorably.
It Insures at lower rates than any Stock Com
pany can.
It insures no borough property, steam estab
lishment or foundry.
It makes no assessments unless actually needed
to pay losses by II res.
Its Olllcers are your neighbors whom yon know,
and are chosen by the insured from their owh
number.
OEOItOE HOOBAUGU, President.
DIIIECTOIIS.
NK'HOLAS HENCH. Bavllle township.
J. W. GANTT, Ceutretownship.
.JACOB DUM, Spring township.
HKVAN OIHNEV, Carroll township.
J. I. COOPER. Tyrone township.
THEASURBK.
II OX. DAVID 8HEIBLEY. Spring township.
Full Information sent upon application to
W. W. Mct'LURK. Secretary.
23-10 Grceupark, Pa.
SPECTACLES
AND
EYE .lMSSi:S!
Spectacles for the old, middle aged, and youug.
Spectacles for all kinds of sights.
Spectacles for Headache.
A flue and varied assortment.
Adjusted properly to suit all eyes by
Dr. DAYID II. C00VER,
Oculist and Optician,
NO. 21 SOUTH 3rd 8TKEET,
(Between Market and Chestnut 6ts)
HiVIiltJSBUltG, rA.
WOrttce hours from 8 A. M. to S P. H.
Or send a three cent stamp for the ''Improved
method of adjusting Spectacles and Eye Ulasses."
by tne use of which you can seleot your own
glasses.
ARTIFICIAL EYES INSERTED.
30T29
Ming
U1U UUilg,
1881
CAR PETS !
L O OK A T TtfKH It lJTfi i,t .
TAl'ESTttY HIUJSSEL, . . . . (jr. to tl 00
THE VEUY 1JEST EXTKA INGRAIN, . . 85 cent
(300U INUUAIN, - . . . 60 to 75 cent
JIEST IJODV miUNSEL $1.35 to $145
We will Sell at these Figures for a Few Weeks Only.
We have the Celebrated Moth-Destroyer.
i ,m Wnre11Cftrr;fit anl More Patterns than all the other Carpet Houses.
Mi- Haft an.ricsr for yourBfilvM No trm,b,e to H,,ow 0(",1"-
DUN'T MISTAKE THE PLACE 1
31 North ilril Street, In tho Opera llonse, HAUULNHUKU, PA..
Special Opening and Groat Bargains in
New lTiajJDry Goods,
Dives, Pomeroy & Stewart's.
WViMyLu'-'' n1ll;,"ln""! extensive purchases anil shall ofTr enr customers and
tho trade In general, some of Din Greatest Iiargalns In Kali Dry Ooods erer shown. A
glance throughout this limited list win ve yo.t some Idea of whai we In Tl.Xg"Sd where you
can buy your goods at a very LOWFKICE. We Intend to do a larger CMMiln
ew"heree.VerdOn0an,,lnOI,0rt0 l0 M' " ,r boUml t0 M" tnXtotoSlfl
N0V!l,8,lrft',l,vAI,mJ?a,'. worlh 12''e- NflW 8,"",fi" ;timeres 11c a yard,
Ji CL fr.11 S"1 ""'iw yd. worth ann. New Fall Onstus (Jlolhs ar,c. '
per yd. worth 8ic. New Fall Prints at Be. per yd. worth flo. New Fall Saek
liigl.00 per yd. worlh tl.2fl. Unbleached Canton Flannels 7-8-tt for
. 10Ci Wn per yd. Ladles' Merino Vests 87, fio for 75c, fl .00 each .
Gen s Merino Shirts flu, M ifor 7Sc. Jl (K). Unhlcacded Muslin iy7 7 forS and Be. per
yard. Half Bleached Damask Tablo Uncus 11), ar,, 8:i, fl7 for 4i, 4.1, 00c. Towels 6.8.
D , , , , 10. 13 for 15c. ltc. 20c. and 25c. .
Special I PrlcM-Orey Flannels, Bcarlot Flannels and Blankets. We are dally rerelvlng new
goods and we feel confident that all goods bought from the popular one price store will give
perfect satlisactlon. D1VE9, POMEROT A 8TKWAKT, ,rt0",re w,u g,Te
tin, TSnviU :irl HI.,
1881. Come and See Our . 1881.
NEW FALL STOCK OF CARPETS.
Don't mlBtake our location, hut remember that '
YINGST'S NEW CA11PKT STOllE
lm txt 111 MA111CKT HXItlCICT,
IIAIMMSBUIIG,
Nkah Vhokt St., Pattkhbon'h Ou Stanij.
m mi
WE opened at above place, a few month, ago, with an entire NEW BTOCK. .Our
r. .1 ?U.CCC" Wa ,or!n 0rePK'l''' Thanks to many Mends and former patron
for that success which we will ever try to merit by keeping only good reliable CARPETS, Ac.
and representing them as we know them to be, and selling at the LOWEST CASH PRICE8
We have Just opened our new Fall Stock of CARPETS, which are handsome patterns and
M VTTl'ism i ft ''''r" WE ,A?T TO BEE l A ,nt "f first clL. STRA W
MATTING left on hand, we will close below cost. COME AND BEE US. We will appreci
ate your Inlluence and patri-nage. Very respectfully, yours, pp e l
llarrl8t)urg, Hejit. 20, 1881.3m r; YINGHT.
LIFand DEATH of JAMES A. GARFIELD
.rr.t fTnoorr ..Oil. hil. 1 f.iTl Partlrnlnr. of Ih. Aeaas.lnatlnn 7 mir m.rtrr" ".IrJIitT A iSis
50 per cent, discount to Agentsii&ft&ATi Tut""?,
PARKER'S GINGER TONIC
Cures Complaints of women aud diseases of
the Btomach, Dowels, Lungs, Liver and Kidneys,
and Is entirely different from Bitters, Ginger Es
sences and oilier Tonics, as It never intoxicates.
60c. and II sizes. Large Stvlng buying 1 size.
41 dsl lHHC'OX & CO., Chemists, N. Y.
5000 Agents Wanted to Sen" the Life of
PRESIDENT GARFIELD,
Ills early lift and Career as Soldier and States
man; his election administration: bis assassina
tion; his heroic slniKgle for life; wonderful med
ical treatment, blood poisoning; removal to Ki
be r on: death, etc. Profusely Illustrated.
Splendid portraitof (larileld, his wife and moth
er; scene ot the shooting: the sick chamber;
Uulteau In his cell; the suriteons and the csblnet.
The only complete.and authentic work. There Is
a fortune for agents first In the field with this
bonk. Oultltfioc. Hpesk (uick. Address
JiuiuiARD Duos., I'nUs.Jif Chestnut 1'lilla. 41314
fiARFIFI tVQ FAVORITE Portrait from
UHnritLU O a Negative by Blerstadt, Ar
list, of New York, of which (Jen. (iartleld order
ed over a) for personal use. If Is last order was
for PU Just before his assassination. Hie 111x21.
II. Superior to the tl nest steel plate. The people
want a Standard Hojt rait. AtiK.NTS W ANTKf)
to sell Uarlleld's Favorite, DnDTDAIT
also his Life by Rev. Dr. I)ra- I Ull I flHI I .
per. of N. Y. K. B. Thbat, 757 Broadway. New
York. 41d
flOlD MEDAL AWARDED
liia A iitnor. A nw ana (crt Hnd
leal Work.warrantsMl trm txMt and
chftapmt,tn1ifltnatl0to trfrj
rnanutitltvl "the Hctmrmmut i.ifa
or.Slf-FrffunrraiW'ii rniund in
finest Krmch maalin, nilkKfMdt
full KiU,a00pp.c.DUmfl beaatiful
nffTaTtncs, 125 pnmerip
ttona, prine onl 41 ant by
mail: illutratMfaamDl.Kntnla
uil D(m,Aii(lrM i'eatdj Mtsd
7IMW TITVrT V Instituteor Ir. W. II. IAft.
K KK, No. 4 Uulflncb si. Burton.
39(3.2
Htib-llww.Ortawa fjiilr,
I nwtul Stops. Attrartitm
Watmui Cum. W Atm
If) days' trial. BftQtifiiU
IlltiHtratod CatAUMriM.Nitt
iJ full informatioi). Aw.
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WUNDERFUL DISCOVERY.
m
AIETA L TIF I.A.11 P WICK t
Pat'd Dm. 7. 18RA. . f
Aires a BrilUsnt, Whlta tai Steady J
light, requires No Trimming, and lasts for
months, nample wick lu cents! 3 wicks it cents i
12 wicks 7.Sceuis postaue paid. Have three sizes,
A. B and I. Ascitis Wauled. Addre-s MKTAL
TIP LAM1 Ti iuK CO., U Cvrtlaudl tMreet. New
York City. 89d42
INSTANT PAIN RELIEF
Is a WONDERFUL aud Immediate Cure for
AolieM mill ' PuIum.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache,
Earache, Cuts, Bruises, 8praius, &e.
H. Hold by all Druggists.
t- Wlinlrsale UeiHJt, h3 John Street. New York.
Bend fer Circular. Hi Sm. Ixai.
EMBItOlUKKlK!). EIMilNtiS, 1N8EKT
IfjUS, and other trimmings.
P. MORTIMER.
1881.
CARPETS !
ItAlIllJHJIUlIU, 1A.-
Irmilnm Vrrn.
br m.lt. SI. OA.
Clmrlautl, 41.
Save 32! Cents. Why Wot ?
He Examiner and Chronicle,
Established Id 182.3.
Is tlie Lariiest, Cheapest, and by Many Thousand
the Most Widely Circulated Baptist
Newspaper In the World,
Will be Delivered by Mall, Postage Prepaid, to
New Hutmcrlbers,
From Oet. I, 1881, to Jan. I, 1882,
FOR THIRTY CENTS,
The Price of One Year's Subscription being
CO.
This Is done to enable every family to see. at the
least possible price, what the paper Is.
THE EXAMINES COMPHISE8
A Current Event Expositor, A Living Pulpit and
Platform. A Herlea of Able "Topics for
the Times." A Missionary and Haptlst
Event Kecord, A Hunday School
Institute, An Educational
Advocate, A Literary, Theological, frclentitle and
Art Keview, A Popular Ktory Paw, Family Mis
cellany and Puzzlers' Heaim.A House. Farm and
Garden Iepartment, A Market Reporter. &, Ac.
All conducted in an outspoken, wide awake and
popular manner.
TflE EXAMINER AND CHRONICLE Is one of
the largest sized eight pace papers, and Is dis
tinctlvely a FAMILY NEWHPAPEK. with Inter
esting and Instructive reading for every member
of the household, from the oldest to the youngest.
In making It the Editor has the eo operation of
the best newspaper, magazine and review wri
ters of the day. Sample Copies Eree. For terms
to Canvassers address
P. O. Box 3S35, NEW YORK CITY.
r
Portrait of Garfield,
Siza of Sheet, 13z21,
With his Autograph, acknowledged by
himself to be the best likeness iu ex
istence. $7.00 per Hundred.
Single Copies, 35 Cent.
Copy of Autograph Letter given with
each picture. Address,
Shober t Carqnevllla tltha. to.,
119 Monroe St., Chicago.
40,000 Sold in Chicago In 48 Hours.
ALU ABLE FARM
PRIVATE
SALE.
A GOOD f ARM situate Id Ravi lie township,
one and half mile south of IcKeiburg,
this county, eoutaiuing
About (JO Acres,
Having thereon erected a
Frame House, Bank Barn,
CARPENTERSHOP. AND OTHER OCTBCIID
logs. A good portion of the tract is excellent bo
toui land and Is under good cultivation. This
Eroperty la pleasantly located in a good oelgn
arWxi, cuuveuieui tu churches. Mores aud.
schools.
4. Theabove property will be (old at a reason
able price and on easy terms. For further par
ticulars call at this oltice. a