Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1870-01-07


AN EsTARLIsHED REMEDy.-Browu' s Bron-
chail Troches ore widely known as an estab-
lished remedy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis,
Hoarssness, and other troubles Of the Throat
and Lungs Their good reputation and ex-
tensiye use has brought out limitations, rep
resented to be the same. Obtain only
nBroon's Bronchial T'rochesn
BuarrD our.-We regret to learn that the
Office Of the Fulton Democrat, in McConnels-
burg, was entirely destroyed by fire on the
morning Of the 23rd inst The fire is sup,
posed to have originated from pile Of ashes
under the Office. Almost everything was
burnt. The forms were on the press, almost
ready 20 go to work, and went down with the
press. The proprietor, Smith Robinson, has
our sincere sympathy in his loss Although
be prints wretchedly bad politics, be is a
clever fellow, and we hope he may soon get
bis Office re ftted.-Star and Sentinel
ArER's AMERIcAS ALMANAC, for the new
year, has arrived for delivery gratis by
to all who call for it. This little annual has
the largest circulation Of any book in the
world, made by the fact that it furnishes the
best medical advice which is available to the
/ people-enables them to determine what
their complaints are and how to cure them.
1t contains the startling announcement Of the
cohJlagrafioH Of teorld or the combustion
Of one of the stars in the armament with all
its attendant planets,
LIsT Of unclaimed letters remaining in the
Post Office IN Bedford, on the Ist Of January,
which viii be sent to the dead letter Office on
the LIST Of February next, if not called for
previous to that time:
| Allen HELEN Miss Jackson LeFina Mrs
| Cecil Fl. Mrs King Josiah
| Dernono + j. Mrs Miller NJ j.
/ DeWolf a. G. 4 Co. Marshall Marg. Mrs.
/ Gates George w. Parnell Rebecca
] Glover Thomas G. Rawlins Frances.
| Hardman w S. DR.. Statler Harry.
I Hunt David, Esq. Smith j c.
| Heyginson A. B. Stoner Joseph B.
| Shillers Hannibal.
d. WAsHABACGH, p NJ.
IT is estimated that seven.tenths Of all
adult ailments proceed from diseased and
torpid liver. The hillary secretions of the
liver overlooking into the stomach, poison the
entire system, and exhibit the above symp
toms. After long re. search, we are able to /
present the most remarkable cure for these /
horrid nightmare Of diseases the world has
ever produced. Within one year over six
hundred and forty thousand persons have
taken PLANrArIoy BrrTERs, and not an in
stan ee Of complaint has come to our kuowl- /
edge. 1t is the most effectual tonic and /
agreeable stimulant, suited to all conditions
Of life Inquire Of your Druggists in regard
to it,
SABBATH ScHooLs.-On Friday Evening
Dec. oath, the Lutheran Sabbath School he'd
a Jubilee in the church aud an address was
delivered by J. A. TomGnson.
On Sabbath afternoon, the NJ. L. Sabbath I
School held Jubilee in their church, the 4
exercises consisting of singing, speeches,
recitations, readings and dialogues by the
younger children, very appropriate to the
occasion. On Wednesday evening following, /
the school gave an ice cream and oyster festi
val in the "litie brick schoolhouse" on Pitt .
ST., and realized a handsome sum .
which we believe is to be appropriated to re-
penishing the library.
SHALL OUR CoMMUxIcAT1ox BE cur OrF-
The turnpike bridge at the narrows is not yet
begun though We had the promise that it
would be finished by the first of January II
was somewhat delayed by disappointment
in the delivery Of lumber to the contractors,
but We hardly think that it should have
made so great delay. The road by the
Duunings creek bridge is now almost impas.
dare the travel and heavy hauling that passes
over it continually, until SPRING in fact we
would not be surprised 10 hear of it breaking
down at any time. We hope the turnpike
company viii push forward their bridge with
the utmost dispatch as our communication
with the outside world may be suddenly cut off
at any time
NOVEL AND INTERESTING IxvExTIoN.-A
new Educational INVENTION Eastmans
Reaman's Assistant lis now creating no
little sensation among Pupils, Educators and
Business Writers. It has been used in the
Penmauship Department Of Eastman College
for some time, and although recently given
to the public it is meeting with an unpre-
cedented sale. It is a novel, beautiful
instrument, so constructed as to change the
stiff cramped hand of an adult into au easy
flowing one, and compels the pupil to acquire
at once correct habits Of position, movement,
&C., thus lessening the labor Of teacher, and
saving years of severe application to the
pupil 1t is an admirable Holiday Present,
and is sold in a case, complete, for $3.50.
Agents for its introduction and sale are
wanted. Circulars describing the invention
may be had by addressing Prof. EASTMAN,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
tbs HoLDAYs.-Christm was duly OBJ
served by the citizens of our town. All stores
and business houses were closed. The vel
come dinners and festivities incident to the
day were generally INDUCED in. AS sleigh. |
ing was pretty good, every rig in town was
ont kaapinr mn a conf;nnoas ;;pnla r,f tho I